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Together let us range the fields : as sung by Mr. Braham & Miss Stephens / [words by Edward Moore ; composed by William Boyce] [music]
Record number:
46587
Call No:
Rouse/MUS
Author/s:
Boyce, William, 1710-1779. ;
Moore, Edward, 1712-1757.
Subject:
Burne, Wilhelmina, former owner. ;
Wilhelmina Burne Songbook. ;
Songs with piano. ;
Songs - Vocal scores with piano. ;
Vocal duets with orchestra - Vocal scores with piano. ;
Cantatas, Secular - Excerpts - Vocal scores with piano. ;
parlour songs ;
musical works
Notes:
Caption title.
Some bibliographic information obtained from external source.
"Published by Paul Halday, 10 Dame St." [Dublin] - under title.
Approximate publishing date taken from a catalogue record in the National Library of Ireland, and inferred from the publisher's address.
Price 1/6.
Full text available online at Internet Archive
Full text available online at Internet Archive


Provenance: Rouse Hill House
No title page.
The numeral 32 written in pen and ink on title page.
Year:
[circa 1815]
Publication details:
Dublin : Paul Alday
Description:
1 score (5 pages) ; 35 cm.
Type:
music
Links:
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