Beschreibung:

Musical Sammelband - an arrangement of 18th century sheet music, comprising Twelve Select Scots Reels for the Piano Forte, or Violin and Violoncello, F. Linley, London [c.1780]; My Ain Kind Dearie, with Variation by D. Corri; Eighteen Favourite Sonatinas ~ For The Harpsichord, or Piano-Forte by Ignace Pleyel, A. Bland & Wellers, London [c.1780]; The favourite Overture to Lodoiska, As performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Composed by M. Kreitzer, F. Linley, London [c.1780]; Six Progrefsive Sonatinas for the Piano Forte (sic), Composed by Muzio Clementi, Longman, Clementi, & Co., London [c.1780]; Six Sonatas for the Piano Forte With an Accompaninment for a Violin, Dedicated to Mifs Shaw, Compofed by J.L. Dussek, Preston & Son, London [c.1780]; Paul et Virgine. The Favourite Grand Ballet, as performed at the King's Theatre Haymarket, Compofed by Sigr. Onorati (sic), The Mufic by Joseph Mazzinghi (sic), G. Goulding, London [c.1780]; Three Sonatas, For The Piano Forte, with or without the Additional Keys, and an Accompanyment for a Flute or Violin, Compofed & Humbly Dedicated to Mrs. Rigby (sic), By Joseph Mazzinghi, London [c.1780]; Overture To Henry IV Arranged for Two Performers on the Piano Forte or Harpsichord by M. Martini, Longman, Clementi & Co., London [c.1780]; Oramer's Grand March, For the Piano Forte or Harp, with or Without the Additional Notes, Rt. Birchall, London [c.1780]; Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for a Violin and Bafs ad Libitum In Which are Introduced the Airs of Thou foft Avon - Afavte: German Waltz - & Wing gentle Evergreen Composed and Dedicated To Mifs Welch by J.B. Cramer (sic), Rt. Birchall, London [c.1780]; Overture in the Occasional Oratorio by Mr: Handel; Trois Petits Airs En Rondo, pour le Piano Forte, Composés et trés humblement dediés A Madame La Marquise de Spinola, Par K. Kambra, Printed for the Author, London [c.1780], signed by the author in ink ms. in lower-right margin, contemporary leather spine and marbled boards, the first sheet inscribed Harriet Bradshaw [possibly of the Holbrook, Bradshaws, Derbyshire, youngest daughter of the Rev. Joseph Bradshaw] in ink ms., large 4to