Calliope, or, English harmony
(156) Volume I [1], Page 149
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| Early books of Scottish Songs > Calliope, or, English harmony > (156) Volume I [1], Page 149 |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/74533294 |
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| Description | Dialogue between Punch and Columbine, cont. Music, words and flute accompaniment, p.149. Headpiece illustration of Punch and Columbine standing on a small stage waving in the direction of the audience. "To a Favourite Air of Mr Handel's".First line: O my pretty Punchinello. |
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| Description | A collection of English and Scottish songs engraved & sold by Henry Roberts engraver & printseller in London between 1739-1746. |
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| Shelfmark | Glen.187 |
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| Description | Three early books of Scottish songs with melodies and illustrations. Includes songs printed between 1739 and 1746, the first printed collection of songs with their melodies, and songs with words by Allan Ramsay. |
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