148 GLEES.-The Favorite New Glees composed by Dr. Cooke, Mr. Callcott, Mr. Danby, and Mr. Webbe, expressly for, and performed at Messrs. Harrison and Knyvett's Vocal Concert. London, 1792. Oblong folio, words and music engraved, 58.

149 GLEES.-The Professional Collection of Glees, for three, four, and five Voices: Composed by Callcott, Cooke, Danby, Hindle, Stevens & Webbe. London, printed for the Authors [1790]. Oblong folio, music and words engraved, Callcott's signature on title page, sewed, 58.

150 GOLDEN PIPPIN.-The Songs Duets Trios etc., in the Golden-Pippin, an English Burletta. As Performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. Compiled from the Works of the most Celebrated Masters. [By Kane O'Hara.] Longman Lukey and Co, [1773]. Obl. folio, engraved title-page, the words and music engraved, £1 1s.

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This pasticcio includes airs by Arne, Giordani, Monsigny, Gallupi, and others, and contains the celebrated song sung by Ann Catley, "Where's the mortal can resist me?" the melody of which much resembles the hymn tune Helmsley." 151 [GOUDAR (Ange)], Le Brigandage de la Musique Italienne. [Paris], 1777. 8vo, FIRST EDITION, half morocco, 78.

This satire was written during the fierce war carried on between the Gluckists" and "Piccinists," that aroused all Paris at this time. The author signs the" Epitre dedicatoire with the pseudonym Jean Jacques Sonnette."

152 GREETING (Thomas), The Pleasant Companion: containing Variety of new Ayres and Pleasant Tunes for the Flagelet. To which is added Plain and Easie Instructions for Beginners. The Sixth Edition, with several New Tunes not Published before. London, Printed for J. Playford, and are to be sold at his Shop near the Temple-church. 1683. Oblong 8vo, with the extremely rare engraved frontispiece representing a player on the flageolet, the "Instructions" printed, the 79 "Lessons" engraved in a special tablature on 6-line staves, a very fresh and clean copy in the original sheep, £30.

A rare edition of this early work on the Flageolet, by Thos. Greeting, so often mentioned in the Diary of Samuel Pepys, to whom he gave lessons. It consists of Frontispiece and title-page, 4 leaves of Instructions, 72 engraved pages of Lessons, and a leaf of Musick Books lately printed for J. Playford." The tunes are composed by Banister, Lock, Grabu, Humphreys and others.

153 GREENE (Dr. Maurice), A Cantata and Four English Songs, set to Musick. Walsh, [1745]. Folio, words and music engraved, fine copy, sewed, 10s. 6d.

Among the songs are Shakespeare's Orpheus with his lute," and the celebrated " Go, Rose," by Gay; the words of the Cantata are by Prior.

154 GRETRY (A. E. M.), Lucile: Comédie en un Acte et en Vers, mise en Musique. Op. 2. Paris, [1769]. Folio, FULL SCORE, music and words engraved, half bound, uncut, 108. 6d.

155 GRETRY. La Fausse Magie, comédie, en vers et en deux actes, melée de chant; par M. Marmontel. Paris, 1782. Sm. 8vo, with music to one song, sewed, 5s.

156 HAMMERICH (Dr. Angul), The Ancient Horns ("Lurs ") of the Age of Bronze, at the National Museum of Copenhagen. [Translated into English from the French rendering of E. Beauvois, printed at Copenhagen, 1894.] MANUSCRIPT, neatly written on 40 leaves. Sm. 4to, with musical notation, wrappers, 6s.

157 HANDEL (G. F.), Messiah, an Oratorio, in Score, as it was Originally Perform'd. To which are added his Additional Alterations. London, Printed by Messrs. Randall & Abell, successors to the late Mr. J. Walsh, in Catharine Street, [abt. 1767-8]. Folio, FIRST COMPLETE EDITION, the music and words engraved, with list of subscribers, FINE COPY, contemporary rough calf, £3 10s.

"After the performance of The Messiah [1742], Walsh demanded the MS., sending, at the same time, the usual honorarium of twenty guineas, which was the stipulated price of every oratorio which he printed. But the composer would not accept them, saying, that rather than receive such a sum he would not publish the oratorio." The first edition which is really complete, is that of Randall, Walsh's successor, and it belongs to the year 1768."-Schoelcher.

158 HANDEL (G. F. ), Flavius an Opera as it was Perform'd at the Kings Theatre for the Royal Accademy. Publish'd by the Author. [Libretto by N. Haym.] J. Walsh. and Jno. and Joseph Hare, [1723]. Folio, FULL SCORE, FIRST EDITION, the words and music engraved, old half calf, £1 16s.

Senesino, Cuzzoni, Durastanti, and Mrs. Robinson all took part in the performance of this beautiful and melodious Opera.

159 HANDEL. Floridant: an Opera as it was Perform'd at the Kings Theatre for the Royal Accademy. Publish'd

by the Author. J. Walsh, and J. and J. Hare, [1722]. Folio, FIRST EDITION, FULL SCORE, the words and music engraved, boards, 188.

This opera was performed on Dec. 9th, 1721, the libretto by Paolo Rolli, and the performers Senesino, Baldassarri, Boschi, Mrs. Anastasia Robinson and Signora Salvai.

160 HANDEL. Judas Macchabæus: an Oratorio. [The words by Dr. T. Morell.] Walsh [1747]. Folio, FIRST EDITION, FULL SCORE, music and words engraved, 21. 2s.

161 HANDEL. The Overture and Songs in the Oratorio of Sampson, for the Harpsichord, or Piano-Forte. J. Bland, [abt. 1795]. Folio, words and music engraved, 5s.

162 HANDEL. Anthem [As pants the Hart] with Simphonies for Various Instruments, composed for the late Duke of Chandos. Never before Printed. Birchall & Beardmore, [abt. 1781.] Folio, FULL SCORE, words and music engraved, an uncut copy on THICK PAPER, £1 18.

This would appear to be the first printed edition of this Anthem, preceding Arnold's edition by some years. It is not in the British Museum Catalogue of Music.

163 HANDEL. [Four] Celebrated Coronation Anthems for the Voice, Harpsichord, and Violin. Harrison & Co., [abt. 1785]. The Anthem Performed in Westminster Abbey at the Funeral of Queen Caroline. Ib., [1785 ?].—Anthem. "As Pants the Hart," &c. For the Voice, Harpsichord, and Violin, with the Chorusses in Score. Ib., [1785 ?]. In 1 vol., oblong folio, the words and music engraved, half calf, £1 58.

164 HANDEL. Ode for St. Cecilia's Day, composed in the Year 1736, in vocal score, with a separate accompaniment for the Organ or Piano Forte, by Vincent Novello. J. A. Novello, [1845 ?]. Folio, words and music engraved, wrappers,

58.

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165 HANDEL. Suites de Pieces pour le Clavecin. vols. Walsh, [vers 1733].—Six Fugues or Voluntarys for the Organ or Harpsicord. Troisieme Ovarage (sic.) Walsh, [1735]. FIRST EDITION. Together 3 vols. in 1, oblong folio, the music engraved throughout, cloth, 21. 15s.

166 HANDEL. Six Concertos for the Harpsicord or Organ.-A Second Set of Six Concertos for the Harpsicord or Organ.-A third Set of Six Concertos for the Harpsicord or Organ. I. Walsh, [1738-60]. 3 vols. in 1, folio, FIRST AUTHORIZED EDITIONS, engraved throughout, sewed, £2 158.

Some of these Concertos had been previously printed so incorrectly that Handel considered it necessary to print this notice on the title: These Six Concertos were Publish'd by Mr. Walsh from my own Copy Corrected by my Self, and to Him only I have given my Right therein. George Frideric Handel."

167 HANDEL. Six Grand Chorusses from Mr. Handel's Oratorios. Adapted for the Organ or Harpsichord by Mr. Hook. Wm. Randall, [abt. 1770]. Folio, fine portrait of Handel by Houbraken, the music engraved throughout, uncut copy, sewed, 12s. 6d.

168 HANDEL. [66] Overtures from all his Operas and Oratorios for Violins etc. in 8 Parts. Walsh, [1760 ?]. 8 parts, folio, the music engraved, scarce, £1 12s.

169 HANDEL. [64] Overtures from all his Operas and Oratorios for Violins in four Parts. Walsh, [1760 ?]. The 4 parts, folio, the music engraved, £1 48.

170 HANDEL.-[Coxe (William)], Anecdotes of George Frederick Handel, and John Christopher Smith. With select Pieces of Music, composed by J. C. Smith, never before published. London, 1799. 4to, por.raits of Handel and Smith, engraved by E. Harding, the music engraved, cloth, 188. 171 HANDEL.-Milnes (Keith), Memoir relating to the Portrait of Handel by Francis Kyte. And containing proofs of its authenticity. London, [Privately printed], 1829. Imp. 4to, lithographic portrait by F. C. Lewis after Kyte, 7 original numbers of the "Spectator," 1712, two autograph letters of Earl Spencer, views, facsimiles, etc, inserted, half red morocco gilt, gilt edges, £2 28.

From the library of Mr. Julian Marshall (who owned the portrait in question) with his MS. notes.

172 HANDEL.-Schoelcher (Victor), The Life of Handel. 1857. 8vo, cloth, 58.

173 HAUPTMANN (Moritz), The Nature of Harmony and Metre. Translated and edited by W. E. Heathcote. 1893. Svo, cloth, 48. 6d.

174 HAWKINS (Sir John), A General History of the Science and Practice of Music. With the Supplementary Volume of Portraits. 1875-53. 3 vols. roy. 8vo, musical examples, illustrations, and portraits, cloth, £1 58.

175 HAYDN (F. J.), Six Quartettos for Two Violins, Tenor, and Violoncello obligato. Op. 1st. Longman & Broderip, [1790 ?]. The 4 parts, folio, the music engraved, 128. 176 HAYDN. Six Quatuor a deux Violons, Taille et Basse Obligés. Op. II. Preston & Son, [abt. 1790]. The 4 parts, folio, the music engraved, 12s.

177 HAYDN. Three Quartettos, for two Violins, Viola, & Violoncello, with a Thorough Bass. Op. XXXIII. I. Kerpen, [abt. 1780]. The 4 parts, folio, the music engraved, 78. 6d.

178 HAYDN. XII Original English Canzonetts, with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte or Harp. Op. LIX. Longman & Broderip, [1790]. Obl. folio, the words and music engraved, 128.

179 HAYDN. Mass in B, No. 4, with an Accompaniment for the Organ, by Vincent Novello. [W. Galloway, abt. 1820.] Folio, the words and music engraved, 8s.

180 HAYDN. Grand Orchestre Sinfonie [No. 4, Overture London.] Adapted for the Organ, Harpsichord, or Piano Forte. I. Bland, [1790 ?]. Folio, the music engraved, 6s. 181 HAYES (Dr. William, Organist of Magdalen College, Oxford), Vocal and Instrumental Musick, in Three Parts: containing, I. The Overture and Songs in the Masque of Circe. II. A Sonata or Trio, and Songs. III. An Ode. FULL SCORES. Sold by the Author, at his House near Hertford College, 1742. Folio, FIRST EDITION, FULL SCORE, words and music finely engraved by Mich. Beesly, large copy, old calf, £2 10s.

182 HAYES. A Supplement to the Catches, Glees, and Canons, lately published by Dr. Hayes: consisting chiefly of some Favourite Pieces, composed by Old, and Approved Masters, [Lawes, Purcell, etc.] (to which he hath added Parts, for the Sake of enriching the Harmony) And Two New Canons. Printed for the Editor, and may be had of him in Oxford, [1765.] Obl. folio, the words and music engraved, original wrappers, uncut, scarce, £1 18.