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3 volumes
- Volume 1
- 1. Anon: Smile Britannia (sung by Beard at Ranelagh) [p.1]
- 2. Miller: I prithee send me back my heart (A Favorite Song)* [p.2]
- 3. Anon: The Disappointed Lover ("When dew drops gild the weeping thorn") [p.3]
- 4. Purcell: To Arms & Britons strike home (duet from King Arthur) [p.4]
- 5. Anon: Robin Hood ("As blyth as the linnet sings") (sung by Mr Beard)* [p.6]
- 6. Anon: The Incurious ("Give me but a wife") [p.7]
- 7. Anon: Under the greenwood shade ("To an arbor of woodbine") (sung by Mr Beard)* [p.8]
- 8. Anon: Something else to do ("The sun was sleeping") (sung by Mr Beard)+ [p.9]
- 9. Anon: Jocky & Jenny ("Stern winter has left us") (sung by Mr Lowe & Miss Falkner)* [p.10]
- 10. Anon: Kind Patt ("Inclin'd to retreat") [p.11]
- 11. Purcell: Genius of England (from King Arthur, with trumpet part)* [p.12]
- 12. Anon: Young Collin ("Young Collin was a sprightly Swain") [p.17]
- 13. Anon: The dawn of hope ("A dawn of hope my soul reviews")# [p.18]
- 14. Anon: The stanch man of the mill ("Near the side of a pond") [p.19]
- 15. Arne: Rule Britannia* [p.20]
- 16. Anon: Fair Hebe (" Fair Hebe I left wit a cautious design") (sung by Mr Beard) [p.22]
- 17. Anon: A Cock & a Bull ("To take in good part") (sung by Mr Beard) [p.23]
- 18. Fesch: Female friendship ("I love tis true" [p.24]
- 19. Anon: Fame let thy trumpet sound ("A Loyal Song") (for 2 voices)* [p.25]
- 20. Corfe: The Power of Wine ("Blooming Bacchus ever young") [p.26]
- 21. Burgess Jr.: Sweet are the flow'rs [p.27]
- 22. Handel: The flocks shall leave the mountain (A three Part Favourite Song; from: Acis and Galatea), w/ instrumental top line [p.28]
- 23. Anon: Colin and Dolly ("The morning cloud was ting'd with gold")*# [p.32]
- 24. Anon: Sweet William ("By a prattl'ing stream") [p.33]
- 25. Anon: The Sex ("As Jocky was walking one midsummer morn") [p.34]
- 26. Anon: The Jolly Toper ("The women all tell me I'm false")+ 35;
- 27. Anon: The Marriage Pretty between John and Betty ("Thank god at last the priest has fast") [p.36]
- 28. Anon: Strephon's Request ("Dearest Kitty kind and fair") (sung by Mr Lowe) [p.38]
- 29. Anon: The Constant Fair ("I'll to some shady cool retreat")# [p.39]
- 30. Anon: Carry the Jest to far ("When young my first love bad ambitions") [p.40]
- 31. Anon: Sally, a new Song ("No nymph that trips the verdant plains")* [p.41]
- 32. Anon: Dear Sir be advic'd by a friend (A Favourite song in Robin Hood)*+ [p.42]
- 33. Leveridge: English Roast Beef ("When mighty Roast Beef was the Englishmans food")+ [p.43]
- 34. Oswald: The Dust Cart, a favourite Cantata ("As Tink'ring Tom the streets his trade did cry")* [p.44]
- 35. Anon: Willy ("Long long I despair'd a young shepherd to find") (sung by Miss Stevenson)* [p.47]
- 36. Fesch: The Willing Maid ("What tho my parents frown I scold")+ [p.48]
- 37. Anon: Delia ("When first I saw my Delia's face") (sung by Mr Lowe)*+ [p.49]
- 38. Anon: Natures Holiday ("The sun in virgin lustre shone") [p.50]
- 39. Arne: The Highland Laddie ("The lawland lads think they are fine" [p.51]
- 40. Gunn: The Country Courtship, a Humourous Cantata ("Some courtly youth whom love inspires")* [p.52]
- 41. Arne: Lotharia ("Vainly now ye strive to charm me")+ [p.54]
- 42. Arne: Nature fram'd thee sure for loving (A Favourite Song) [p.55]
- 43. Corfe: The Lover's Declaration ("No more shall beauty crown the spring")*+ [p.56]
- 44. Anon: Ye little loves that round her wait (A Favourite Song) [p.57]
- 45. Arne: To Chloe ("When fond you Damons charms resite") [p.58]
- 46. Anon: Give us glasses my wench (A New Song) (sung by Mr Beard) [p.59]
- 47. Arne: Love & Wine in Alliance ("While Phillis is drinking")* [p.60]
- 48. Anon: The jolly bowl does glad my soul (A two Part Song) (soprano, tenor & basso)+ [p.62]
- 49. Arne: Nature beyond Art ("Still to be neat") [p.63]
- 50. Fesch: Young Patty ("Young Patty was wanton") [p.64]
- 51. Arne: Coelia [sic: Celia] ("Yes Im in love I feel it now")*+ [p.65]
- 52. Anon: Gazing on my idol treasure (A Favourite Song) [p.66]
- 53. Anon: The Lass of the Brook ("On a brook's grassy brinks") [p.67]
- 54. Arne: The Judgment of Paris ("Distracted I turn") (sung by Mr Beard)* [p.68]
- 55. Anon: The Address ("Tell me my lovely charming fair") [p.71]
- 56. Anon: He comes the hero comes (A two Part Song) (two voices: SB)+ [p.72]
- 57. Anon: The other day young Strephon met me (A New Song) [p.73]
- 58. Granom: The Slighted Nymph ("To sooth my Chloes pensive grief") [p.74]
- 59. Fesch: Gay Polly ("To make me feel a Virgins charms") [p.75]
- 60. Anon: Russells Triumph or The Memorable Ninety two ("Thursday in the morn of the Nineteeth of May")*+ [p.76]
- 61. Anon: The Charms of Coelia [sic: Celia] ("With ev'ry charm was Coelia") [p.78]
- 62. Count St Germain: O wouldst thou know what sacred charms (A Favourite Song)* [p.79]
- 63. Anon: How little do the landmen know (The Words by Mr Garrick) (sung by Mr Beard)+ [p.80]
- 64. Dunn: The Swains Resolution ("Tho form'd by the tend'rest care")* [p.81]
- 65. Arne: Gay Florimell ("Florimell od noble birth")*+ [p.82]
- 66. Anon: The Honey Moon ("As May in all her youthfull dress") [p.83]
- 67. Arne: Phillis ("My fair ye swains is gone") (A Favourite Song), w/2 violin parts * [p.84]
- 68. Arne: Why so pale [p.86]
- 69. Arne: Pitty Patty ("One morn e'er sweet Peggy arose")*+ [p.87]
- 70. Anon: Plain Truth ("The man who seeks to win the fair") [p.88]
- 71. Arne: Oh Lovely Maid ("Oh lovely maid how dear's thy pow'r")* [p.89]
- 72. Greene: Anacreon's Dream ("As I on purple tapestry lay")*+ [p.90]
- 73. Anon: Cross Purposes ("Tom loves Mary passing well") (sung by Mr Beard) [p.91]
- 74. Arne: Ariel's Song in the Tempest ("Where the bee sucks"), w/2 violin parts [p.92]
- 75. Oswald: From the man whom I love (A Favourite Song)* [p.94]
- 76. Anon: The Maidens Choice ("If ever oh Hymen I add to thy tribe")*+ [p.95]
- 77. Anon: The Doctor Outwitty'd ("When tutor'd by mother") [p.96]
- 78. Anon: I'll sing you a song (A New Song) (sung by Mr Beard) [p.97]
- 79. Handel: I like the amorous youth (A Favourite Song)+ [p.98]
- 80. Anon: The Ploughman's Ditty ("When Molly smiles beneath her cow")*+ 99;
- 81. Greene: Go Rose ("Go rose, my Chloe's bosom")* [p.100]
- 82. Arne: Dione ("Upon a summers evening dear")* [p.102]
- 83. Dean Swift: The Unhappy Lover ("Flutt'ring spread thy purple pinions") [p.103]
- 84. Arne: The Scholar's Relapse ("By the side of a grove") [p.104]
- 85. Joseph Jackson: The Inconstant ("As late at ruddy close of day") [p.105]
- 86. Arne: Let ambition fire thy mind (A Favourite Song) [p.106]
- 87. William Riley: Cupid's Mistake ("As afternoon one Summer's day"), duet: treble & bass [p.108]
- 88. Anon: The Blush ("On a primrose bank") [p.110]
- 89. Anon: Contentment ("To meet with contentment") [p.111]
- 90. Arne: The Complaint ("Behold ye sweet flowers around") [p.112]
- 91. Anon: The Miller's Wedding ("Leave neighbours your work") (sung by Mr Beard) [p.113]
- 92. Anon: To Sylvia ("Why shine those charming eyes") [p.114]
- 93. Hudson: The Disconsolate ("No more attempt in softest strains")+ [p.115]
- 94. Arne: Jessy or The Happy Pair ("How blest has my time been")*+ [p.116]
- 95. Arne: Nan of the Vale ("In a small pleasant village")+ [p.118]
- 96. Lampe: Strephon's Remonstrance ("When to my Cloe first I broke my passion")*+ [p.120]
- 97. Greene: A well a day ("The blythest bird that sings in May")* [p.121]
- 98. Anon: Colin's Success ("To woo me and win me") (A Favourite Song) (sung by Mrs Chambers)+ [p.123]
- 99. Arne: The Caution ("From sweet bewitching tricks of love")* [p.124]
- 100. Heighington: The Reasonable Request ("When I survey that matchless face") [p.126]
- 101. Granom: The Morning Air ("Would you taste the morning air") [p.127]
- 102. Oswald: Thy fatal shafts unerring move (A Favourite Air)* [p.128]
- 103. Anon: Jenny of the Green (While others strip the new fall'n snow") (sung by Mr Lowe) [p.129]
- 104. Signior Palma: When first I saw thee graceful move (A Favourite Air), duet: 2 sopranos & bass+ [p.130]
- 105. Anon: Matrimonial Bondage ("The man who for life is plaug'd" with a wife")+ [p.131]
- 106. Smith: You spotted snakes (A Favourite Air in the Opera of the Fairys [Midsummer night's dream]) (sung by Miss Young)+ [p.132]
- 107. Anon: Daffodil ("Spring returns ye fauns advance") (sung by Mrs Smith) [p.134]
- 108. Anon: Moggys Complaint ("On the Tays verdant banks") [p.135]
- 109. Anon: The fool that is wealthy is sure of a bride (A New Song)[p.136]
- 110. Worgan: The Fair Thief ("Before the urchin well cou'd go") (sung by Lowe)* [p.137]
- 111. Anon: Jockey ("I'll sing to my lover") (sung by Miss Stevenson at Vauxhall) [p.138]
- 112. Arne: Cloe Sleeping ("One of her hands") [p.139]
- 113. Arne: Sweet Echo ("Sweet echo sweetest nymph that liv'st") (A Favourite Song in Comus), w flute, 2 violins & basso)* [p.140]
- 114. Anon: The Darling Swain ("My love was once a bonny lad") [p.144]
- 115. Rameau: Beauty and Musick ("Ye swains whom radiant beauty moves")* [p.145]
- 116. Arne: How gentle was my Damons air (A Favourite Cantata)* [p.147]
- 117. Worgan: Jockey & Jenny ("When Jockey was blest") (A Favourite Dialogue), duet: 2 sopranos & bass (sung at Vaux Hall)* [p.148]
- 118. Anon: Kitty Fell ("While beaus to please the ladies write") (sung by Mr Beard at Ranelagh)* [p.150]
- 119. Joseph Jackson: Sally of ye Dale ("Leave your Parnassus sacred nine")* [p.151]
- 120. Anon: The Poets Picture of his Love ("My Cloes eyes an heav'nly blue")* [p.152]
- 121. Anon: The Rover ("In all ye sex some charms I find") (sung by Mr Lowe) [p.153]
- 122. Arne: Blow thou winter's Wind - by Shakespeare, w/instrumental line (sung by Mr Lowe)+ [p.154]
- 123. Arne: The Female Phaeton ("Fair Kitty beautifull and young") (the words by Mr Prior), w/instrumental line [p.156]
- 124. Arne: Loves the tyrant of the heart (A Favourite Air in Alfred) (sung by Miss Isabella Young)+ 158;
- 125. Anon: That Jenny's my friend (A Favourite Song) (sung by Mr Beard) [p.160]
- 126. Hawdon: So brightly sweet fair (A Favourite Air) [p.161]
- 127. Taylor: Had I but the Wings of a Dove (sung by Miss Falkner)*+ [p.162]
- 128. Smith: When that gay season did us lead (A Favourite Song in the Opera of the Fairys [Midsummer night's dream]) [p.164]
- 129. Anon: The Choice Spirits ("Ye sons of the bottle")* [p.167]
- 130. Arne: Strephon and Molly ("Young Strephon he went to ther day") (a new Ballad) [p.168]
- 131. Baildon: Ye Nymphs & Swains ("Ye Nymphs & Swains ye sweetly play")* [p.169]
- 132. Handel: When Phoebus the tops of the hills does a dorn (A Favourite Song - for two voices; 2 sopranos, no basso) [p.170]
- 133. Fesch: Collin and Chloe ("When Collin met Chloe") [p.172]
- 134. Greene: Orpheus with his lute (A Favourite Song - the words by Shakespear)* [p.174]
- 135. Arne: My Grandmother's Cot ("When I liv'd in my grandmother's cot")* [p.176]
- 136. Anon: The meads and the groves (A Favourite Air in an Organ Concerto)* [p.177]
- 137. Arne: The Charms of Isabel ("Fair is the swan the ermin white"), w/2 violins* [p.178]
- 138. Anon: The Sleeping Fair ("To shun bright sols meridian heat") [p.180]
- 139. Fesch: Collin ("Oh pitty Collin cruel fair")* [p.181]
- 140. Burney: The Man to my Mind ("Since wedlocks in vogue")* [p.182]
- 141. Anon: Pastora's come with myrtle crown'd (A Favourite Dialogue) [p.183]
- 142. Anon: Plato's Advice ("Says Plato why should man be vain") [p.184]
- 143. Arne: My Bliss too Long+ [p.185]
- 144. Arne: Ianthe and Iphis ("Ianthe the lovely the joy of the plain")* [p.186]
- 145. Arne: Colins Invitation ("Come Rosalind oh come")* [p.188]
- 146. Anon: Blooming Sally ("Not Semele's attracting love") [p.190]
- 147. Oswald: Let the nymph still avoid (A New Song)* [p.191]
- 148. Oswald: Hymn of Eve ("How cheafull along the gay mead (A Favourite - in the oratorio of Abel)* [p.192]
- 149. Oswald: The Wheel Barrow ("As porter will along St Pauls did move") (A Favourite Cantata)* [p.195]
- 150. Arne: Valentine's Day ("When blushes dy'd the check of morn") (A Favourite Song)* [p.196]
- 151. Arne: The Happy Bride ("Ye nymphs whose softer souls approve") [p.198]
- 152. Wynne: Happy is a country life (A Song for two Voices: 2 sopranos & basso) [p.200]
- A Table of the Songs in This Volume [alphabetical by title]
- Volume 2
- A Table of Songs in this Volume [alphabetical by title]
- 1. Festing°: The Lass of the Mill ("Who has eer been at Baldock") (sung by Mr Beard) [p.1]
- 2. Oswald: To Handels pleasing notes (A Favourite Cantata) [p.2]
- 3. Arne: Dearest Daphne turn thy eyes (a new Dialogue in "Harlequin Sorcerer") [p.4]
- 4. Anon: Harvest home ("Come Roger and Nell") (sung by Mr Lowe in "The Sorcerer")*+ [p.6]
- 5. Long: The Warning ("Lovers who wast your thoughts") [p.7]
- 6. Oswald: O joy of joys to lighten woe (A Favourite Air in "Alfred")*+ [p.9]
- 7. Anon: The Sheep Shearing ("Come my good shepherd") (sung by Mrs Cibber)+ 10;
- 8. Arne: Damon and Florella ("Cast my love thine eyes around")* [p.12]
- 9. Buswell: On an Absent Friend ("No more the mounting lark")+ [p.14]
- 10. Anon: When your beauty appears (sung by Mr Lowe at Vaux Hall)* [p.16]
- 11. Anon: My Peggy ("Love never more shall give me pain") (sung by Mr Lowe) [p.17]
- 12. Anon: Did you see eer a shepherd (A Favourite Song sung by Miss Stevenson at Vaux Hall) [p.18]
- 13. Arne: The Reasonable Lover ("I seek not at once in a female to find")*+ [p.20]
- 14. Anon: The Happy He ("To make the wife kind") (sung by Mr Beard at Ranelaugh)*+ [p.22]
- 15. Anon: The Modern Rake ("When e'er a beautious nymph I spy") [p.24]
- 16. Anon: The Gear and the Bragrie ot ("O shame light on this worlds Pelf")* [p.25]
- 17. Arne: The Bonny Broom ("How blyth was I each morn") (A Favourite Song)+ [p.26]
- 18. Arne: To keep my Gentle Jessy (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.28]
- 19. Bell: Friendship United ("As pleasing as shades")+ [p.31]
- 20. Bell: The Innocent Fair ("Young I am and yet unskill'd")* [p.32]
- 21. Bell: The Virgin's Wish ("Virgins if e'er at length it prove") [p.33]
- 22. Arne: The School of Anacreon ("The festive board was met") (A favourite Cantata; sung by Mr Lowe at Vaux Hall)* [p.34]
- 23. Riley: Ye gentle winds that fan the sea (A Favourite Song) [p.40]
- 24. Hodson: Toby Reduc'd ("Dear Tom this borwn jug that now foams") [p.41]
- 25. Arne: Sylvia ("Sylvia wilt thou waste thy prime")*+ [p.42]
- 26. Anon: Ye prigs who are troubled (A Humerous Song; sung by Mr Beard)* [p.44]
- 27. Baildon: Attend ye nymphs while I impart (A Favourite Song; sung by Miss Stevenson)*+ [p.46]
- 28. Anon: April Fool ("When April Day began to rise") [p.48]
- 29. Anon: The Fly ("See that insect proud and vain") (A Simile)* [p.49]
- 30. Anon: John and Nell ("As Nell sate underneath her cow") [p.50]
- 31. Anon: Beneath this fragrant myrtle shade (A New Song) [p.51]
- 32. Arne: My fond shepherds of late (A Favourite Song in the opera of "Eliza")* [p.52]
- 33. Anon: Strawberry Hill ("Someone up Gunner's bury") [p.54]
- 34. Anon: Contentment ("No glory I covet no riches I want") [p.55]
- 35. Anon: The Generous Confidence ("Ah Strephon what can mean the joy")+ [p.56]
- 36. Oswald: Woud you obtain the gentle fair (A Favourite Song) [p.57]
- 37. Anon: Silly swain no longer dwell (A New Song) [p.58]
- 38. Anon: The Despairing Lover ("In Chloes frowns I read my fate") [p.59]
- 39. Arne: Where chaste Dian keeps her court (sung by Miss Isabella Young in the opera of "Eliza")*+ [p.61]
- 40. Fesch: The Maidens Resolution ("As Cloe sat shelter'd and breath'd")+ [p.62]
- 41. Oswald: Ev'ry nymph and shepherd bring (A New Song) [p.64]
- 42. Anon: Ye mortals whom fancies and troubles perplex (A Favourite Song sung by Mr Beard) [p.65]
- 43. Arne: Cymon and Iphigenia ("Near a thick grove") (A Favourite Cantata, sung by Mr Beard at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and at Ranelagh Gardens)* [p.66]
- 44. Baildon: As Cloe ply'd her needles art (A New Song)+ [p.73]
- 45. Anon: The Injur'd Fair ("Cloe one Summer's evening stray'd") [p.74]
- 46. Anon: The Wood Lark ("The wood lark whistles through the grove") [p.75]
- 47. Baildon: Pearch'd by his side her little breast (A Favourite Song in the opera of "Eliza", sung by Mr Lowe)* [p.76]
- 48. Anon: O blissfull tis to languish (A Favourite Air)*+ [p.80]
- 49. Anon: The Miser's Feast ("Avarus sent for me to dine")* [p.81]
- 50. Anon: A Loyal Song ("Say lovely peace"), 2 voices: SB, no basso) [p.82]
- 51. Baildon: The Spinning Wheel ("Young Collin fishing near the mill")*+ [p.84]
- 52. Weideman: Damon and Flavella ("When first by fond Damon") (sung by Mr Lowe at Vaux Hall) [p.86]
- 53. Arne: Peggy ("Tho Peggy's charms have oft been sung")* [p.88]
- 54. Anon: The Adieu ("Since Moggy I mun bid adieu")+ [p.89]
- 55. Arne: With swords on their thighs (A Favourite Air in the opera of "Eliza", sung by Signora Frasi)* [p.90]
- 56. Arne: To fair Fideles grassy tomb (A Favourite Song from Shakespears Cimbeline)*+ [p.92]
- 57. Popely: Had Neptune when first he took charge (A Favourite Drinking Song) [p.94]
- 58. Anon: To convent streams or shady groves (A Favourite Air) [p.96]
- 59. Anon: I search'd the fields of ev'ry kind (A Favourite Air) [p.97
- 60. Travers: When vernal airs perfume the fields (A Favourite Song) [p.98]
- 61. Arne: The Sky Lark ("The lark her lowly nest defends") (in the opera of "Eliza", sung by Signora Frasi)* [p.100]
- 62. Selby: If beautys pow'rs potent be (A New Song) [p.103]
- 63. Anon: Fanny Murray ("Tho Pollys and tho Peggys charms") [p.104]
- 64. Anon: The Lass of the Green ("There lives a lass upon the green")* [p.105]
- 65. Anon: We've fought we have conquer'd (A Favourite Song, sung by Mr Beard)+ [p.106]
- 66. Greene: Fond Philander ("As fond philander in the pit")*+ [p.108]
- 67. Smith: To what my eyes admir'd before (A Favourite Song in "The Tempest")+ [p.110]
- 68. Baildon: Palaemon lov'd Pastora (A New Song) [p.112]
- 69. Oswald: The Gamester's Song ("Good Sir do not start") [p.113]
- 70. Smith: On tree top'd hill + [p.114]
- 71. Arne: Come Britannia shake thy lance (A Favourite Song, sung by Mrs Vernon in the opera of "Eliza")* [p.116]
- 72. Fesch: Daphne on her arm reclin'd (A Favourite Song)* [p.118]
- 73. Anon: Natural Love ("Ask why the miser hoards his pelf") [p.119]
- 74. Handel: Ask if yon damask Rose (A Favourite Song)* [p.120]
- 75. Anon: Corydon and Delia ("Can lovely Delia still persist") [p.121]
- 76. Greene: Hamilla or The Raptur'd Lover ("See where my dear Hamilla smiles")* [p.122]
- 77. Arne: When all the attic fire (in the opera of "Eliza" sung by Mrs Vernon)* [p.124]
- 78. Attfield: Cupid's Power Restor'd ("Ah luckless Cupid art thou blind") [p.127]
- 79. Bryan: The Confession ("O lovely Fanny charming maid")* [p.128]
- 80. Anon: Jenny ("No lass on fam'd Hibernia's plains") (A New Song)* [p.129]
- 81. Arne: Jockey and Mary ("When trees did bud and fields were green") (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.130]
- 82. Boyce: The Accident ("As tother day milking I sat"), w/ instrumental part (sung by Miss Thomas; set by Mr Bryan)*+ [p.132]
- 83. Abington: Chloe Sleeping ("Be still ye winds") [p.134]
- 84. Anon: Damon and Coelia [sic: Celia] ("To Coelia thus fond Damon said") (sung by Mr Lowe) [p.135]
- 85. Anon: Advice to Cloris ("Cloris it is not in our pow'r")* [p.136]
- 86. Arne: Chloes Power ("Forbear fond God forbear your dart")+ [p.137]
- 87. Anon: Come Damon Come oh haste away (w/instrumental part; A Favourite Song; set by an eminent master)* [p.138]
- 88. John Gerrard: On Friendship ("The world my dear Myra"), w/instrumental line + [p.140]
- 89. Anon: The Wit and Beau ("With ev'ry grace young Strephon chose") (sung at the Publick Gardens)* [p.142]
- 90. Abington: An Ode Address'd to a Lady ("The bird that from ye lime twig flies")* [p.144]
- 91. Anon: The Fond Lover ("Dear Cloe come give me sweet kisses") (sung by Mr Lowe at Vaux Hall) [p.145]
- 92. Greene: Lucy ("Of all the nymphs that tript the green") (set to musick by Mr Bryan)*+ [p.146]
- 93. Baildon: If love's a sweet passion (sung by Mr Lowe at the Theatre Royal)* [p.148]
- 94. Anon: Phillis we dont grieve that nature (A Favourite Air) * [p.151]
- 95. Arne: Where the primrose decks the well (sung by Miss Young in the opera of "Eliza")* [p.152]
- 96. Greene: Strephon and Chloe ("Beneath a beach as Strephon laid reclin'd") (A Favourite Cantata; sung by Mr Beard and Miss Young) [p.153]
- 97. Anon: The other day to grief betray'd (A New Song) [p.157]
- 98. Anon: Strephon and Cara ("Oft I have with wonder seen") (A Dialogue)* [p.158]
- 99. Travers: The Comparison ("When first we see the ruddy sun rise")+ [p.159]
- 100. Holmes: The Maiden's Advice ("Vain youth thy flattery give oer") [p.160]
- 101. Anon: The Jovial Fellow ("Since life is a bubble tis folly")* [p.161]
- 102. Arne: The Beer-drinking Britton ("Ye true honest Brittons who love your own land") (sung by Mr Beard)*+ [p.162]
- 103. Arne: Nothing New ("You may talk as you will") (words by Mr Worsdale)* [p.164]
- 104. Holmes: Brevitas Vitae ("To ask me dearest friend") [p.166]
- 105. Anon: An Occasional Ode on the Success of Our Arms ("Hail England old England") [p.167]
- 106. Arne: Credulity in Love Recomended ("Loves a dream of mighty treasure")* [p.168]
- 107. Anon: The Maidens Case ("At the foot of a hill") (sung by Miss Thomas) [p.169]
- 108. Baker: Kitty Fisher ("Let others in fantastic phrase") [p.170]
- 109. Anon: Saw ye John a coming (a New Scotch Song) [p.171]
- 110. Arne: Hebe - a Pastoral Ballad ("When forc'd from dear Hebe")*+ [p.172]
- 111. Arne: Delia ("Soft pleasing pains unknown before") (A favorite Song)*+ [p.174]
- 112. Anon: Cupids Refuge ("Jove when he saw my Fannys face") [p.176]
- 113. Arne: When you gave me ye garland (sung by Miss Bricklayer in the opera of "Eliza")* [p.177]
- 114. Bryan: The Judicious Fair ("You tell me I'm handsome") (sung by Miss Young)* [p.178]
- 115. Arne: Sally ("Sure Sally is the lovliest lass") (A favorite Song)*+ [p.180]
- 116. Arne: Disappointment ("Ye shepherds give ear to my say") (A Pastoral)*+ [p.182]
- 117. Anon: Vanity of Life ("Life how vain esteem'd")* [p.184]
- 118. Anon: To Fanny fair I would impart the cause (A New Song) [p.185]
- 119. Arne: Hope ("My banks they are furnish'd with bees") (a Pastoral)* [p.186]
- 120. Orme: The Tempest of War ("Let the tempest of war be heard")* [p.188]
- 121. Arne: *Sollicitude ("Why will you my passion reprove") (A Pastoral)* [p.190]
- 122. Anon: The Toast ("When Bacchus jolly god invites") (sung by Mr Beard)* [p.192]
- 123. Anon: To thee oh gentle sleep (sung by Mr Lowe in "Tamerlane")*+ [p.193]
- 124. Arne: A Touch of the Times ("Come listen and laugh at the times")* [p.194]
- 125. Arne: The Kind Inconstant ("Why Cloe still those jealous heats")* (set by Mr Arne) [p.196]
- 126. Bryan: Damon ("Sure Damon to the blithest swain") (sung by Miss Thomas)*+ [p.198]
- 127. Anon: Brittania's sons rejoice (A Song for three Voices)* [p.200]
- Volume 3
- A Table of Songs in this Volume [alphabetical by title]
- 1. Arne: The Faithful Lover ("Go gentle gales") (A Choice Song)* [p.1]
- 2. Purcell: The Croaking of the Toad ("You twice ten hundred deities") (A Favourite Song)* [p.3]
- 3. Greene: Cloe's Resolves ("As Cloe on flowers reclin'd")*+ [p.6]
- 4. Arne: Colinet and Happy Bet ("Now ye happy knot is ty'd") [p.8]
- 5. Arne: Long had I borne of love the pain (A Favourite Air)* [p.9]
- 6. Fesch: Wert thou yet fairer than thou art (A Choice Song)*+ [p.10]
- 7. Arne: Who'd know the sweets of liberty (A Favourite Song; in the opera of "Eliza")*+ [p.12]
- 8. Anon: Tis Time Enough Yet ("A term full as long as the siege of old Troy") (A New Song)* [p.14]
- 9. Greene: Yes I'm in love (A Choice Song)* [p.16]
- 10. Boyce: You say at your feet that I wept (A favourite Air)* [p.17]
- 11. Boyce: The Non-pariel ("Tho Cloes out of fashion")*+ [p.18]
- 12. Arne: The Fond Appeal ("Gentle youth o tell me why")*+ [p.20]
- 13. Handel: As when the dove laments her love (A Favourite Song; in "Acis and Galatea")* [p.22]
- 14. Howard: Tis wine makes us love (A Drinking Song)* [p.25]
- 15. Anon: The Fair English Rose ("The lillies of France") (A Favourite Song) [p.26]
- 16. Arne: The Rover Reclaim'd ("My roving heart has oft with pride")*+ [p.28]
- 17. Anon: The Lark's shrill Notes (A Choice Song; sung by Mrs Vincent at Vaux Hall)* [p.30]
- 18. Anon: De dare my pretty maid (A Favourite Song; sung by Mr Beard)* [p.33]
- 19. Arne: The Invitation ("Come Myra idol of the swains")* [p.34]
- 20. Anon: Tis liberty dear liberty (A Choice Song; sung by Mrs Vincent)*+ [p.36]
- 21. Arne: Now Phoebus sinketh in the west (A favourite Song in "Comus")* [p.38]
- 22. Anon: Charming Chloe ("Charming Chloe looks with pity")* [p.40]
- 23. Anon: Alexis and Laura ("The sun declining milder rays") [p.41]
- 24. Arne: Chloe Gen'rous as Fair ("When Chloe shines serenely gay")* [p.42]
- 25. Handel: Come ever smiling liberty (A Favourite Song in "Judas Maccabeus")* [p.44]
- 26. Boyce: From flow'r to flow'r (A Favourite Song)* [p.47]
- 27. Anon: The Linnet ("The warbling linnet from his mate")* [p.48]
- 28. Anon: The Modern Hum ("When Strephon to Chloe made love") [p.49]
- 29. Arne: Hear me gallant sailor (A favourite Song)*+ [p.50]
- 30. Boyce: Push about the brisk bowl (A favourite Song)* [p.52]
- 31. Arne: Preach not me your musty rules (A Favourite Song in "Comus"; sung by Mrs Clive)*+ [p.54]
- 32. Boyce: Paloemon and Pastora (Farewell my Pastora)* 56;
- 33. Boyce: Three godesses standing together (A favourite Song)* [p.57]
- 34. Anon: Come all ye brave Britons (A Favourite Song on the Memmourable Year Fifty Nine) [p.58]
- 35. Arne: Kindness Prefer'd to Beauty ("Tis not the liquid brightness of those eyes")*+ [p.60]
- 36. Smith: When faires dance round on the grass (A Favourite Song; in the pantomime of "Queen Mabb")+ [p.62]
- 37. Anon: Lately on yonder swelling bush (A Favourite Song) [p.64]
- 38. Anon: Rural Happiness ("Let the tempest of war be heard")* [p.65]
- 39. Boyce: Come cheer up my lads (A Choice Song sung by Mr Champness)+ [p.66]
- 40. Handel: My faith and truth (A Favourite Air; in the oratorio of Sampson [sic: Samson])* [p.68]
- 41. Boyce: In vain I try my ev'ry art (A favourite Air)* [p.72
- 42. Handel: The smiling Dawn (A Favourite Air; in the oratorio of Jeptha [sic: Jephtha])*+ [p.73]
- 43. Boyce: Rail no more ye learned asses (A Choice Song)+ [p.76]
- 44. Greene: The merchant to secure his treasure (A Choice Song)*+ [p.78]
- 45. Anon: I have rambl'd I own it (sung by Mr Lowe at Vaux Hall)* [p.81]
- 46. Smith: Attend all ye fair and I'll tell ye the art (A favourite Song in "The way to keep him")+ [p.82]
- 47. Boyce: Vain is ev'ry fond endeavour (A favourite Song)*+ [p.84
- 48. Arne: The card invites (A Favourite Song in "Lethe") [p.86]
- 49. Anon: Prepare British boys your heart (A New Song) [p.88]
- 50. Arne: The Power of Beauty ("As Cloe came into the room") (A Favourite Air)* [p.89]
- 51. Bernardino: How welcome my shepherd (A Favourite Air)+ [p.92]
- 52. Arne: Too late for redress (A Favourite Song) [p.94]
- 53. Boyce: On thy banks gentle Stour (A Favourite Air)* [p.96]
- 54. Gates, jr: Thou gentle sources of bliss (A New Song)* [p.97]
- 55. Anon: I made love to Kate (A new Favourite Song; sung by Mr Beard) [p.98]
- 56. Jackson of Exeter: The heavy hours are almost pass'd (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.100]
- 57. Boyce: Medcine can soften the bosoms (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.102]
- 58. Moze: In Mira all the charms unite (A New Song)* [p.104]
- 59. Boyce: The Silent Lover ("I look'd and I sigh'd")* [p.105]
- 60. Anon: As Colin rang'd early one morning (A Favourite Song; sung by Mr Beard at Ranelagh) [p.106]
- 61. Boyce: With horns and with hounds (A Favourite Song in Dryden's secular masque)* [p.108]
- 62. Anon: You've told me what beauty appears (A Favourite Song sung by Miss Young) [p.112]
- 63. Handel: Oh had I Jubal's lyre (A Favourite Air in "Joshua")* [p.113]
- 64. Boyce: The drum is unbrac'd (A Favourite Song in "The Shephards Lottery")+ [p.116]
- 65. Boyce: Beneath the Vine or Fig trees (A Favourite Air in "Solomon")* [p.118]
- 66. Arne: The Lovesick Invocation ("As o'er the flow'ry meads I pass") (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.121]
- 67. Boyce: Contented all day I will sit at your side (A favourite Song in "The Chaplet"), solo, then chorus [ST without basso])* [p.125]
- 68. Greene: In young Astrea's sparkling eye (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.126]
- 69. Arne: Get you hence for I must go (A favourite Air; sung by Mr Beard in "The Winter's tale")* [p.129]
- 70. Handel: Let me wander not unseen / Or let the merry bells ring around (Two favourite Songs) (sung by Mrs Vincent at Vauxhall)* [p.131]
- 71. Boyce: Oft am I by the women told (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.134]
- 72. Howard: Myrtilla ("Ye chearful virgins") [p.137]
- 73. Arne: The Generous Distress'd ("Blow ye bleak winds")* [p.138]
- 74. Boyce: Upon My Honour ("The flame of love sincere I felt") (sung by Mr Lowe at Vauxhall) [p.140]
- 75. Arne: The Contest ("At length too soon dear creature")*+ [p.142]
- 76. Long: I told my nymph I told her true (sung by Miss Thomas at Ranelagh)*+ [p.144]
- 77. Handel: May balmy peace and wreath'd renown (A favourite Air)* [p.145]
- 78. Arne: The Despairing Shepherd ("Ah well a day must I endure")*+ [p.146]
- 79. Arne: Myrtilla demanding the aid of my pen (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.148]
- 80. Smith: No more dams I'll make for fish (A Favourite Air in "The Tempest")* [p.150]
- 81. Handel: Pious orgies pious airs (A favourite Air)* [p.152]
- 82. Arne: Vain is Beautys gaudy flower (A Favourite Air; sung by Miss Brent at Vauxhall) [p.153]
- 83. Boyce: Well Judging Phillis ("Near Thames green banks")* [p.156]
- 84. Anon: Come mortals come follow me (A favourite Air in "Lethe"; sung by Mr Beard)*+ [p.158]
- 85. Heron: To Celia ("While some in flowing strains rehearse")*+ [p.160]
- 86. Anon: What the Fool Meant ("When Jenny the gay I first courted")* [p.161]
- 87. Signor Giardini: Voi amante or Rondeau ("Dearest creature of all nature / Voi amante che vedete")* [p.162]
- 88. Handel: Wise men flatt'ring may deceive you (A Favourite Air)* [p.164]
- 89. Boyce: You say you love and twenty more have sighed (A Favourite Song)* [p.166]
- 90. D. Russel: Why Strephon why dost thou thus pine (A New Song) [p.168]
- 91. Boyce: Boast not mistaken swain (A favourite Song)* [p.169]
- 92. Arne: *The English Padlock ("Miss Danae when fair and young")* [p.170]
- 93. Boyce: When the nymphs were contending (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.172]
- 94. Baildon: Hark the horn calls (A Favourite Hunting Song; sung by Mr Lowe at Vauxhall)*+ [p.174]
- 95. Boyce: Johnny and Jenny ("Let rakes for pleasure range the town") (A favourite Dialogue, sung by Mr Beard and Miss Brent)* [p.177]
- 96. Arne: The Dumps ("A maidens soft wailings")*+ [p.180]
- 97. Boyce: My Florio wildest of his sex (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.182]
- 98. Anon: While Strephon thus you teize me) (A favourite Song) [p.184]
- 99. Selby: When from my Sylvia I remove (A Favourite Song)*+ [p.185]
- 100. Anon: When glory invites what Briton so mean (A Favourite Song sung by Mr Beard in the entertainment call'd "The Fair")+ [p.186]
- 101. Samuel Long: Where virtue encircles the fair (A New Song Address'd to the fair Sex)*+ [p.188]
- 102. Samuel Long?: Wine we allow the brisk fountain of mirth (A New Song Address'd to the Bachelors)*+ [p.190]
- 103. Anon: Young Colin was the bonniest swain (A Favourite Song) [p.192]
- 104. Stanley: Who'll buy a heart (A Favourite Song) [p.193]
- 105. Stanley: An Answer to Who'll buy a heart ("As in a pensive form") [p.196]
- 106. Arne: Colin and Phoebe, A Pastoral ("Be still o ye winds"), w/ chorus a3/STB, & b.c)* [p.198]
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