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- Elegy to the Memory of the late Jonathan Battishill, by Charles Wesley Jr. (13th December 1801). Weeping o'er thy sacred urn - SATB voices, piano
- Madrigal by Giovanni Ferretti. So gracious is thy sweet self (from Musica Transalpina, Book 1) - SATTB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by John Danby (Prize Medal 1785). The nightingale who tunes her warbling notes so sweet - SATTB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Madrigal by Thomas Weelkes (1600). When Thoralis delights to walk - SSATTB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by John Wall Callcott (16th May 1799). My flocks feed not, my ewes breed not - 3 voices, piano
- Madrigal by Jonathan Battishill (December 1770), words by Prior. Love inform thy faithful creature - 3 voices, piano
- Address to E-cho by Samuel Webbe (1782). Daughter sweet of Voice and Air, gentle Echo - 5 voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Anacreon Ode 50th by Jonathan Battishill (3rd August 1771). See the jolly God appears - ATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by Reginald Spofforth (19th May 1803). By Celia's arbor all the night - ATTB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by John Danby (1783). Sweet thrush that makes the vernal year - SATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by William Hayes, sung at the Anniversary of the Wiccamists [Wykehamists, i.e. alumni of Winchester College] (1782). Let Omnibus wiccamicis in a bumper now go round - ATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by Garrett Colley Wellesley Mornington. Come fairest nymph, resume thy reign - ATB voices, SATB chorus, piano (ad lib.)
- Elegy to the Memory of Miss Drummond, by Jonathan Battishill (1776), words by Rev. Mr. Mason. Here sleeps what once had beauty - 3 voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by Benjamin Cooke. Hand in hand with fairy grace - SSB voices, SSATB chorus, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by Thomas Attwood, composed for the Presentation of Colours to the Queen's Royal Regiment of Volunteers, 3rd January 1804; words from Ossian. Rise to the battle my thousands - SSB voices, piano 4-hands
- Glee by Luffman Atterbury. Come let us all a-Maying go - ATTB voices, piano
- Glee by John Wall Callcott, words by Moore. When time who steals our years away - ATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee composed for this work by John Spencer. When tender rose trees first receive - SSB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Madrigal by Thomas Morley (1604). Lady thos cherries plenty - SAATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by Jonathan Battishill (1771), words from Creech's translation of Horace. Wise they, that with a cautious tear - SATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by Henry Denman (1803), words by Waller. Go lovely rose - SATB voices, piano
- Glee composed for this work by Thomas Attwood (1804), words by Thomas Dimond. Ye visions wild, hope's fairy train - SATB voices, harp and piano (or 2 harps)
- Glee by William Paxton. Breathe soft ye winds - SSB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee composed for this work by William Russell (June 1804), words by Mary Robinson. The sea-beat mariner - SATB voices, piano
- Glee by Samuel Webbe (presented for publication June 1804). Tho' short my span, I scorn complaining - ATB voices, piano (ad lib.)
- Glee by the late Charles Young, accompaniment by John Whitaker. The shrill-toned lark now just awake - SSB voices, piano 4-hands
- Glee by Jonathan Battishill (27th February 1764). O my Clarissa, thou cruel fair - SAB voices, piano
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