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	MOZART W.A.: Dieu D'amour,Ou Marche Des Mariages Samnites ( a Favourite Air with Variatons) London , Cramer Addison & Beale.( 1828) . With 8 variations 8pp .The music can be dated via Neighbour & Tyson's Music publishers Plate Numbers in this case 567 With some remnants of pencil instructions. Disbound from folio else condition very good. € (euro) 42.00 [Appr.: US$ 62.45 \| £UK 37.5 \| JP¥ 5557] Book number: 1494 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MOZART W.A.: Life, Let Us Cherish. Edinburgh, Robert Purdie.c 1820. .With a ¼ page of ornate titles and 4 pp of music. Engraved in Edinburgh by Walker & Anderson The song is complete with the theme and 4 variations by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The music seller and publisher Robert Purdie was a teacher of music in 1804 and reissued some of Nathaniel Gow's publications, He commenced business in 1808 and was at this address between 1816-28, hence the assumed date of publication c. 1820. Condition VG. € (euro) 35.00 [Appr.: US$ 52.05 \| £UK 31.25 \| JP¥ 4631] Book number: 6650 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MOZART W.A .: Su L'aria (from le Nozze Di Figaro). London, Goulding, D'Almaine & Potter . c 1811-16. With ¼ page Ornate lettered titles . 4 pp. This is the aria sung by Susanna and the Contessa. We can date this sheet between 1811 & 16 because the publishers subsidiary shop in Dublin was only open between 1811-16 and because it isadvertised here along with Soho Square, this helping us to narrow the publication date. Le Nozze di Figaro was first performed in 1786 and Peter Gammond lists the Haymarket Theatre presentation of 1812 as the first London performance and this helps narrow the likely publishing date. € (euro) 60.00 [Appr.: US$ 89.22 \| £UK 53.75 \| JP¥ 7939] Book number: 2943 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MOZART W.A.: Third Set of Three Waltzes( Arr. Penson) Edinburgh Penson & Robertson Between 1810/20. William Penson and Alexander Robertson were both music teachers and arrangers and music sellers working around the Scots capital. These waltzes were played by the band of the Theatre Royal Edinburgh.Folio size with music. Some foxing to outer edges not really affecting else Good. € (euro) 32.00 [Appr.: US$ 47.58 \| £UK 28.75 \| JP¥ 4234] Book number: 2244 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	WADE J.A. & STOCKHAUSEN F.: Twere Vain to Tell Thee All I Feel. London , Francis Latour . 1826-30. Also known as Der Abschlied and sung by Margarette Schmuck ( Stockhausen) (1803-77) and Eliza Vestris. The lyrics were by J. Augustine Wade (1796 or 1801-45) and the composer Stockhausen and his wife were the parents of the noted singer Julius Stockhausen. Condition very good. Pleas note this lacks the music and is cover only. € (euro) 13.00 [Appr.: US$ 19.33 \| £UK 11.75 \| JP¥ 1720] Book number: 373 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	CORRI P.ANTONY.: Roses and Lilies Divertisement. London, Robert Birchall . pre 1819. Ornate lettered cover and 13 pages of music. Consisting of an Andantino, Hornpipe and Pastorale. Philip Antony Corri was born in Edinburgh in 1784. He was a son of the Italian-born composer Domenico Corri, and brother-in-law to Bohemian pianist and composer Jan Ladislav Dussek. Moving with the family to London in 1789, Philip Antony was composing vocal works by 1802, piano music by 1805, and chamber music (mostly for piano, harp, and flute) by 1808.During the years to follow, he was an active a composer for these mediums, producing over forty works; his piano works were published both in Britain and on the continent. During this time, Corri made other contributions to the musical life of London. In 1810, his extensive piano teaching method L'anima di musica was published. For its time, it was the largest work of its kind produced in England, and remains a highly valuable guide to the interpretation of the piano music of his time. In 1813, Corri, along with Clementi and the Cramers, founded the London Philharmonic Society and participated in the formative meetings for the Royal Academy of Music' In 1817 after some unclear but scandalous problems involving his wife, who he left behind, he moved to America where he changed his name to Clifton and within a decade his scandalous past began to catch up with him and a second very promising career in America lay in ruins. He died in 1832. This piece was reviewed by the Repository of Arts, in April 1809 and it is reasonable to assume this to be soon after publication. The publisher Birchall was only at this address between 1789-1819.Folio size with music. Condition VG. Rare . € (euro) 50.00 [Appr.: US$ 74.35 \| £UK 44.75 \| JP¥ 6616] Book number: 6987 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	CRAMER J.B.: Rousseau's Dream an Air with Variations. London Chappell & Co. February 1814. With Ornate lettered cover and 8pp of music, folio size .Johann Baptist Cramer(1777-1858) born in Germany, was a most eminent pianist and one of the founders of the modern school of pianoforte players. From 1788 he lived often in London and in 1804 he published a major folio of pianoforte studies in London. By 1811 he was a founder member of Chappell's publishing house and by 1824 he established J.B. Cramer as a publishing firm. The music can be dated via Neighbour & Tyson's Music publishers Plate Numbers in this case 216 and we can date this sheet at February 1814. Condition VG. € (euro) 46.00 [Appr.: US$ 68.4 \| £UK 41.25 \| JP¥ 6087] Book number: 6644 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	JOHNSON BEN & UNKNOWN.: Drink to Me Only( with Thine Eyes). London, Goulding, D'Almaine & Potter.Between 1811-23 A single broadside sheet set as a glee for three voices. The lyric is from Ben Jonson (1572-1637) whose name is here spelt Johnson and is from his 1616 poem " To Celia". The tune is of unknown origin, composed some time after 1770. The publishing company of Goulding , D'Almaine & Potter was only at this address between 1811-23. Thus a rare later single sheet published by a major London publisher. Condition VG . € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 6985 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	DANCE CHARLES .: I'll Make Him Speak out. London S Chappell Jan 1834. With ornate lettered cover and composed and written for Madame Eliza Vestris to sing in Charles Dance's burletta of The Beulah Spa. Although it indicates written by the author of the piece, the sheet is initialled along the bottom right C.D( Charles Dance) and thus I believe the author to be Dance. ,Eliza Vestris ( 1797-1856) actress and contralto. S Chappell was the founder of the Chappell musical empire and was only at this address between 1830-34. In 1834 he died and his sons and widow carried on the business. Thanks to the work of Neighbour & Tyson on publisher's plate numbers, we can date this accurately to January 1834. Folio size with music. Some staining along top edge of spine and somewhat inside else Good. € (euro) 35.00 [Appr.: US$ 52.05 \| £UK 31.25 \| JP¥ 4631] Book number: 4168 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HORN CHARLES E.: My Fairest,My Dearest. London, Welsh and Hawes. c 1826 There is no watermark available, though the publishers Welsh and Hawes were only located at this address between 1826-8 which helps date the piece. The composer Charles Edward Horn(1786-1849) was a German born composer and singer with a considerable body of work, mainly operas and oratorios and songs of which the major song he is now remembered for is Cherry Ripe, sung most famously by Liza Vestris. Folio size with music. Condition very good € (euro) 26.00 [Appr.: US$ 38.66 \| £UK 23.25 \| JP¥ 3440] Book number: 371 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HORN CHARLES E: I've Been Roaming. London, Welsh & Hawes. 1832. Ornate lettered titles .and 5 pp of music, 2nd edition. The composer Charles Edward Horn(1786-1849) was a German born composer and singer with a considerable body of work, mainly operas and oratorios and songs of which the major song he is now remembered for is Cherry Ripe, sung most famously by Liza Vestris. This song another noted one of the period was also sung by Vestris ( 1797-1856.We can date the song, thanks to Neighbour & Tyson' work at around December 1832. Condition VG. € (euro) 25.00 [Appr.: US$ 37.18 \| £UK 22.5 \| JP¥ 3308] Book number: 4282 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HANDEL. G.F. (SAFFREY ARR).: Let Me Wander Not Unseen. London Goulding, D'Almaine & Potter.1811-16 . With a short title at the top and bottom of the pages and 4 pages of words and music. G.F. Handel (1685-1759). Sadly the arranger Saffery remains obscure. We can date this sheet between 1811 & 16 because the publishers subsidiary shop in Dublin was only open between 1811-16 and because it is advertised here along with Soho Square, this helping us to narrow the publication date. Condition VG. € (euro) 34.00 [Appr.: US$ 50.56 \| £UK 30.5 \| JP¥ 4499] Book number: 6980 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	DANNELEY J.F.: I'll Remember Thee . London, Danneley .1831-34. 2nd edition Ornate lettered titles on cover engraved by Walter of London and 5pp of music . The composer/music publisher John Fentham Dannelly(1786-1836)was a pianist and composer of duets, glees and songs which he often published himself. He also wrote a Dictionary of Music in1825. Danneley ( as the publisher) was only at this address between 1831-4. The singer was probably the noted tenor John Wilson(1800-49). The song is signed in ink by the composer. Condition VG. € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 5312 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	AUBER DANIEL FRANCOIS.: Fra Diavolo Fantasia . London ,Chappell .1830. Ornate lettered cover 13pp with a back page of Chappell's early catalogue. Daniel Francosi Auber ( 1782-1871) actually wrote Fra Diavolo in 1830. Neighbour & Tyson assert that this sheet would have been published in December 1830. Dedicated to the french composer Henri Herz.Condition VG. € (euro) 46.00 [Appr.: US$ 68.4 \| £UK 41.25 \| JP¥ 6087] Book number: 2247 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	SCHUBERT FRANCOIS (FRANZ).: Last Greeting. London Wessel & Co. Mid 1839. With ½ pp Ornate lettered titles.4pp Lyrics in English and French. Franz Schubert(1797-1828). The publisher Wessel who came to London in 1825 had a clear and marked preference for publishing German material and had a considerable impact by doing that. We can fairly precisely date this song from the work of Neighbour & Tyson as being published mid year 1839. Condition VG. € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 2954 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	KOTZWARA FRANZ.: The Battle of Prague. Edinburgh, Muir,Wood & Co .1803-10. Engraved and printed by J.Johnson.With ¼ page of titles and almost 7pp of music With first a slow march and then the various sounds of the approaching battle and the battle with notes written above the music . Franz Kotzwara ( died 1791) was born in Prague . Published 6 songs in 1785 in London, went to Ireland and returned to play in Gallini's orchestra at the King's Theatre.In 1791 he hanged himself . His most enduring piece the Battle of Prague was thought to have been written in 1788 though it was previously presumed to have been written in 1789. Whichever date this Muir Wood edition is very early as the business was only at this address between 1803-10.The noted engraver and music printer James Johnson died 1811. Condition VG. € (euro) 62.00 [Appr.: US$ 92.19 \| £UK 55.5 \| JP¥ 8204] Book number: 6649 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	GRAEFF J.G. & COLLARD W.F.: The Fairy's Song . London , Clementi & Co. c 1820 . Johan Georg Graeff appears to have had at least two pieces published by the London publisher Lavenu in London between 1796-8. The famous French born London piano makers WF & FW Collard were very close friends and indeed were partners with the publisher Clementi before themselves publishing music between 1832-4.. The primary partner WF Collard is the poet in this song. Ornate lettered half titles 8pp Neighbour & Tyson indicate that Clementi only began plate numbering after 1828 hence this sheet predates that.Beginnings of foxing else condition good. € (euro) 52.00 [Appr.: US$ 77.32 \| £UK 46.5 \| JP¥ 6881] Book number: 2942 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MEYEBEER G.: Giovinetto Cavalier. London Goulding & D'Almaine c 1823-34. Ornate lettered half titles 4pp The aria in the Opera Il Crociato in Egitto by Meyerbeer .Jacob Meyerbeer ( 1791-1864) was born in Berlin but from 1826 lived primarily in Paris. This opera was first performed in 1824 in Venice and doubtless in the following three or four years the music was heard in London and certainly his next opera Robert le Diable was produced in London in 1831.Condition Good. € (euro) 48.00 [Appr.: US$ 71.38 \| £UK 43 \| JP¥ 6351] Book number: 2941 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	WARE W.H.: The Cabin Boy. London Mitchells. C.1806. London Mitchells. C.1806. With a ½ page ornate lettered titles plus 2 ½ pages of music. Sung by Master Smalley in the pantomime of Harlequin & Mother Goose at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden which opened on 29th December 1806. The Theatre bills all named W.H. Ware as the composer and he was the principal violinist and leader of the Theatre Orchestra. He also wrote three duets and an opus for two violins and cello. Gerald Frow in his book on the pantomime devotes several pages to this most important work which starred Joey Grimaldi and ran for 92 nights which was a considerable success. Frow writes '( Harlequinade &) Mother Goose marks a turning point in the history of pantomime because from this point on Clown was set fair and square as the principal character of the Harlequinade. But beyond that it established in its opening scenes a style that is recognizable to this day as the authentic voice of pantomime.' The publisher Mitchell was at this address from 1811 but he has pasted over his previous address with a the new one and therefore I feel this sheet may well be as early as 1806. Condition VG. Rare pantomime item. € (euro) 78.00 [Appr.: US$ 115.99 \| £UK 69.75 \| JP¥ 10321] Book number: 6647 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	FLORIO C.H.: Far, Far at Sea . London Goulding, PhippsD'Almaine & Co 1804-8. Sadly the composer Florio remains obscure even though this piece was sung by Charles B. Incledon (1763-1826) who was a noted English tenor and song composer in his new entertainment Variety and also by Mrs Bland at Vauxhall, Maria Theresa Bland (1769-1838) sang from 1782 until 1824 both at the principal theatres and was a particular favourite at Vauxhall Gardens. Set for Cornet 2 violins, viola & Pianoforte. .This publishing partnership located at that address only between 1804-8. Folio size with music .With strengthening paper along spine and somewhat water stained and dusty and some foxing else fair to Good. € (euro) 42.00 [Appr.: US$ 62.45 \| £UK 37.5 \| JP¥ 5557] Book number: 4166 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	BAYLY THOMAS H.: May Thy Lot in Life Be Happy. London, Isaac Willis. 1823 Thomas Haynes Bayly (1798-1839) was the darling of the fashionable salons of Bath and London, especially in the 1820's, sadly he died at a fiarly early age. It has been said that the first lithographed cover of music in Britain was a Bayly song- I'd Rather be a Butterfly (1829).This song was sung by Anne Maria Tree(1801-62) was noted mezzo soprano who's major claim was as the first singer ever of Home Sweet Home. The song is dated 1823 because the watermark in the paper is that date ,it indicates that it could not have been printed before and assumes that it was printed soon after the paper's manufacture. This practice only occurred between 1794-1825. Folio size with music. Condition very good. € (euro) 25.00 [Appr.: US$ 37.18 \| £UK 22.5 \| JP¥ 3308] Book number: 368 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HERZ HENRI.: Waltz Rondino. London, Monro & May . c 1830. Ornate lettered cover. Henri (Heinrich) Herz was an Austrian born composer and pianist ( 1806-88) who lived in Paris 1816-31) and after working in Germany and Britain(London 1833), USA and the West Indies returned to France to open a Piano Manufacturing company in 1853 and gained the highest award for manufacture at the Paris Exhibition.Produced a considerable catalogue of compositions from Concertos through to Mazurkas.Folio size 7pp. Monro & May the publishers were located at this address only between 1823-48. Condition VG . € (euro) 28.00 [Appr.: US$ 41.64 \| £UK 25 \| JP¥ 3705] Book number: 2355 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	PURCELL HENRY & CLARKE JOHN DR.(ARR.): Mad Tom. London, Birchall & Co . November 1828 . With ornate lettered cover , 8pp of music. Dr John Clarke(1770-1836) an organist and composer of many glees and an early arranger of Handel's oratorios. In 1810 he added the name Whitfield to his paternal name of Clarke which rather confuses the dating by Neighbour & Tyson as that would indicate an earlier date than 1810 for this music. Further oddly the Mad Tom/ Mad Maudlin songs are assumed to be anon but here Clarke is clearly indicating that this 'Mad Tom' was composed by Henry Purcell(1658-95). Purcell is considered the finest English composer of his period. The piece can be dated November 1828 thanks to the work on music publishers plate numbers by Neighbour & Tyson. Small pale contemporary ink mark else condition VG. € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 5044 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	SPORLE N.J. & JEFFERYS CHARLES: Far,Far from Land. London Dale, Cockerill c 1835. Ornate lettered titles . 6pp of music, Duet . The English composer Nathan James Sporle( Burnett , 1812-53) was born in Ipswich and was a noted tenor and also a composer of many popular ballads such as Merrie England, I Dwell amid the Beautiful and In the Days I went a Gipsying. Charles Jefferys(1807-65) wrote the lyrics to many notable songs such as Mary of Argyle but his most lasting song is Rose of Allandale. He began his music publishing business in 1835.The publisher Dale, Cockerill were only a partnership between 1833-7 hence the suggested date of publication. Condition VG. € (euro) 20.00 [Appr.: US$ 29.74 \| £UK 18 \| JP¥ 2646] Book number: 5043 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MAZZINGHI J.: See from the Ocean Rising( a Favorite Duett). London, Goulding D'Almaine & Potter. 1811-16 . Sung by Mrs H. Johnston & Mr Incledon, sadly Mrs Johnston remains obscure,Charles B. Incledon(1763-1826) was a noted English tenor and song composer . Performed in Paul & Virginia at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. Joseph Mazzinghi( 1765-1839) was a pupil of John Christian Bach and from 1791-1810 he set nearly a dozen major pieces, wrote many songs and was music master to the Princess of Wales( later Queen Caroline) and a noted teacher. We can date this sheet between 1811 & 16 because the publishers subsidiary shop in Dublin was only open between 1811-16 and because it is advertised here along with Soho Square, this helping us to narrow the publication date. Folio size with music Condition VG. € (euro) 32.00 [Appr.: US$ 47.58 \| £UK 28.75 \| JP¥ 4234] Book number: 6976 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.

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	MOZART W.A.: Dieu D'amour,Ou Marche Des Mariages Samnites ( a Favourite Air with Variatons) London , Cramer Addison & Beale.( 1828) . With 8 variations 8pp .The music can be dated via Neighbour & Tyson's Music publishers Plate Numbers in this case 567 With some remnants of pencil instructions. Disbound from folio else condition very good. € (euro) 42.00 [Appr.: US$ 62.45 \| £UK 37.5 \| JP¥ 5557] Book number: 1494 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MOZART W.A.: Life, Let Us Cherish. Edinburgh, Robert Purdie.c 1820. .With a ¼ page of ornate titles and 4 pp of music. Engraved in Edinburgh by Walker & Anderson The song is complete with the theme and 4 variations by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The music seller and publisher Robert Purdie was a teacher of music in 1804 and reissued some of Nathaniel Gow's publications, He commenced business in 1808 and was at this address between 1816-28, hence the assumed date of publication c. 1820. Condition VG. € (euro) 35.00 [Appr.: US$ 52.05 \| £UK 31.25 \| JP¥ 4631] Book number: 6650 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MOZART W.A .: Su L'aria (from le Nozze Di Figaro). London, Goulding, D'Almaine & Potter . c 1811-16. With ¼ page Ornate lettered titles . 4 pp. This is the aria sung by Susanna and the Contessa. We can date this sheet between 1811 & 16 because the publishers subsidiary shop in Dublin was only open between 1811-16 and because it isadvertised here along with Soho Square, this helping us to narrow the publication date. Le Nozze di Figaro was first performed in 1786 and Peter Gammond lists the Haymarket Theatre presentation of 1812 as the first London performance and this helps narrow the likely publishing date. € (euro) 60.00 [Appr.: US$ 89.22 \| £UK 53.75 \| JP¥ 7939] Book number: 2943 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MOZART W.A.: Third Set of Three Waltzes( Arr. Penson) Edinburgh Penson & Robertson Between 1810/20. William Penson and Alexander Robertson were both music teachers and arrangers and music sellers working around the Scots capital. These waltzes were played by the band of the Theatre Royal Edinburgh.Folio size with music. Some foxing to outer edges not really affecting else Good. € (euro) 32.00 [Appr.: US$ 47.58 \| £UK 28.75 \| JP¥ 4234] Book number: 2244 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	WADE J.A. & STOCKHAUSEN F.: Twere Vain to Tell Thee All I Feel. London , Francis Latour . 1826-30. Also known as Der Abschlied and sung by Margarette Schmuck ( Stockhausen) (1803-77) and Eliza Vestris. The lyrics were by J. Augustine Wade (1796 or 1801-45) and the composer Stockhausen and his wife were the parents of the noted singer Julius Stockhausen. Condition very good. Pleas note this lacks the music and is cover only. € (euro) 13.00 [Appr.: US$ 19.33 \| £UK 11.75 \| JP¥ 1720] Book number: 373 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	CORRI P.ANTONY.: Roses and Lilies Divertisement. London, Robert Birchall . pre 1819. Ornate lettered cover and 13 pages of music. Consisting of an Andantino, Hornpipe and Pastorale. Philip Antony Corri was born in Edinburgh in 1784. He was a son of the Italian-born composer Domenico Corri, and brother-in-law to Bohemian pianist and composer Jan Ladislav Dussek. Moving with the family to London in 1789, Philip Antony was composing vocal works by 1802, piano music by 1805, and chamber music (mostly for piano, harp, and flute) by 1808.During the years to follow, he was an active a composer for these mediums, producing over forty works; his piano works were published both in Britain and on the continent. During this time, Corri made other contributions to the musical life of London. In 1810, his extensive piano teaching method L'anima di musica was published. For its time, it was the largest work of its kind produced in England, and remains a highly valuable guide to the interpretation of the piano music of his time. In 1813, Corri, along with Clementi and the Cramers, founded the London Philharmonic Society and participated in the formative meetings for the Royal Academy of Music' In 1817 after some unclear but scandalous problems involving his wife, who he left behind, he moved to America where he changed his name to Clifton and within a decade his scandalous past began to catch up with him and a second very promising career in America lay in ruins. He died in 1832. This piece was reviewed by the Repository of Arts, in April 1809 and it is reasonable to assume this to be soon after publication. The publisher Birchall was only at this address between 1789-1819.Folio size with music. Condition VG. Rare . € (euro) 50.00 [Appr.: US$ 74.35 \| £UK 44.75 \| JP¥ 6616] Book number: 6987 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	CRAMER J.B.: Rousseau's Dream an Air with Variations. London Chappell & Co. February 1814. With Ornate lettered cover and 8pp of music, folio size .Johann Baptist Cramer(1777-1858) born in Germany, was a most eminent pianist and one of the founders of the modern school of pianoforte players. From 1788 he lived often in London and in 1804 he published a major folio of pianoforte studies in London. By 1811 he was a founder member of Chappell's publishing house and by 1824 he established J.B. Cramer as a publishing firm. The music can be dated via Neighbour & Tyson's Music publishers Plate Numbers in this case 216 and we can date this sheet at February 1814. Condition VG. € (euro) 46.00 [Appr.: US$ 68.4 \| £UK 41.25 \| JP¥ 6087] Book number: 6644 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	JOHNSON BEN & UNKNOWN.: Drink to Me Only( with Thine Eyes). London, Goulding, D'Almaine & Potter.Between 1811-23 A single broadside sheet set as a glee for three voices. The lyric is from Ben Jonson (1572-1637) whose name is here spelt Johnson and is from his 1616 poem " To Celia". The tune is of unknown origin, composed some time after 1770. The publishing company of Goulding , D'Almaine & Potter was only at this address between 1811-23. Thus a rare later single sheet published by a major London publisher. Condition VG . € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 6985 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	DANCE CHARLES .: I'll Make Him Speak out. London S Chappell Jan 1834. With ornate lettered cover and composed and written for Madame Eliza Vestris to sing in Charles Dance's burletta of The Beulah Spa. Although it indicates written by the author of the piece, the sheet is initialled along the bottom right C.D( Charles Dance) and thus I believe the author to be Dance. ,Eliza Vestris ( 1797-1856) actress and contralto. S Chappell was the founder of the Chappell musical empire and was only at this address between 1830-34. In 1834 he died and his sons and widow carried on the business. Thanks to the work of Neighbour & Tyson on publisher's plate numbers, we can date this accurately to January 1834. Folio size with music. Some staining along top edge of spine and somewhat inside else Good. € (euro) 35.00 [Appr.: US$ 52.05 \| £UK 31.25 \| JP¥ 4631] Book number: 4168 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HORN CHARLES E.: My Fairest,My Dearest. London, Welsh and Hawes. c 1826 There is no watermark available, though the publishers Welsh and Hawes were only located at this address between 1826-8 which helps date the piece. The composer Charles Edward Horn(1786-1849) was a German born composer and singer with a considerable body of work, mainly operas and oratorios and songs of which the major song he is now remembered for is Cherry Ripe, sung most famously by Liza Vestris. Folio size with music. Condition very good € (euro) 26.00 [Appr.: US$ 38.66 \| £UK 23.25 \| JP¥ 3440] Book number: 371 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HORN CHARLES E: I've Been Roaming. London, Welsh & Hawes. 1832. Ornate lettered titles .and 5 pp of music, 2nd edition. The composer Charles Edward Horn(1786-1849) was a German born composer and singer with a considerable body of work, mainly operas and oratorios and songs of which the major song he is now remembered for is Cherry Ripe, sung most famously by Liza Vestris. This song another noted one of the period was also sung by Vestris ( 1797-1856.We can date the song, thanks to Neighbour & Tyson' work at around December 1832. Condition VG. € (euro) 25.00 [Appr.: US$ 37.18 \| £UK 22.5 \| JP¥ 3308] Book number: 4282 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HANDEL. G.F. (SAFFREY ARR).: Let Me Wander Not Unseen. London Goulding, D'Almaine & Potter.1811-16 . With a short title at the top and bottom of the pages and 4 pages of words and music. G.F. Handel (1685-1759). Sadly the arranger Saffery remains obscure. We can date this sheet between 1811 & 16 because the publishers subsidiary shop in Dublin was only open between 1811-16 and because it is advertised here along with Soho Square, this helping us to narrow the publication date. Condition VG. € (euro) 34.00 [Appr.: US$ 50.56 \| £UK 30.5 \| JP¥ 4499] Book number: 6980 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	DANNELEY J.F.: I'll Remember Thee . London, Danneley .1831-34. 2nd edition Ornate lettered titles on cover engraved by Walter of London and 5pp of music . The composer/music publisher John Fentham Dannelly(1786-1836)was a pianist and composer of duets, glees and songs which he often published himself. He also wrote a Dictionary of Music in1825. Danneley ( as the publisher) was only at this address between 1831-4. The singer was probably the noted tenor John Wilson(1800-49). The song is signed in ink by the composer. Condition VG. € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 5312 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	AUBER DANIEL FRANCOIS.: Fra Diavolo Fantasia . London ,Chappell .1830. Ornate lettered cover 13pp with a back page of Chappell's early catalogue. Daniel Francosi Auber ( 1782-1871) actually wrote Fra Diavolo in 1830. Neighbour & Tyson assert that this sheet would have been published in December 1830. Dedicated to the french composer Henri Herz.Condition VG. € (euro) 46.00 [Appr.: US$ 68.4 \| £UK 41.25 \| JP¥ 6087] Book number: 2247 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	SCHUBERT FRANCOIS (FRANZ).: Last Greeting. London Wessel & Co. Mid 1839. With ½ pp Ornate lettered titles.4pp Lyrics in English and French. Franz Schubert(1797-1828). The publisher Wessel who came to London in 1825 had a clear and marked preference for publishing German material and had a considerable impact by doing that. We can fairly precisely date this song from the work of Neighbour & Tyson as being published mid year 1839. Condition VG. € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 2954 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	KOTZWARA FRANZ.: The Battle of Prague. Edinburgh, Muir,Wood & Co .1803-10. Engraved and printed by J.Johnson.With ¼ page of titles and almost 7pp of music With first a slow march and then the various sounds of the approaching battle and the battle with notes written above the music . Franz Kotzwara ( died 1791) was born in Prague . Published 6 songs in 1785 in London, went to Ireland and returned to play in Gallini's orchestra at the King's Theatre.In 1791 he hanged himself . His most enduring piece the Battle of Prague was thought to have been written in 1788 though it was previously presumed to have been written in 1789. Whichever date this Muir Wood edition is very early as the business was only at this address between 1803-10.The noted engraver and music printer James Johnson died 1811. Condition VG. € (euro) 62.00 [Appr.: US$ 92.19 \| £UK 55.5 \| JP¥ 8204] Book number: 6649 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	GRAEFF J.G. & COLLARD W.F.: The Fairy's Song . London , Clementi & Co. c 1820 . Johan Georg Graeff appears to have had at least two pieces published by the London publisher Lavenu in London between 1796-8. The famous French born London piano makers WF & FW Collard were very close friends and indeed were partners with the publisher Clementi before themselves publishing music between 1832-4.. The primary partner WF Collard is the poet in this song. Ornate lettered half titles 8pp Neighbour & Tyson indicate that Clementi only began plate numbering after 1828 hence this sheet predates that.Beginnings of foxing else condition good. € (euro) 52.00 [Appr.: US$ 77.32 \| £UK 46.5 \| JP¥ 6881] Book number: 2942 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MEYEBEER G.: Giovinetto Cavalier. London Goulding & D'Almaine c 1823-34. Ornate lettered half titles 4pp The aria in the Opera Il Crociato in Egitto by Meyerbeer .Jacob Meyerbeer ( 1791-1864) was born in Berlin but from 1826 lived primarily in Paris. This opera was first performed in 1824 in Venice and doubtless in the following three or four years the music was heard in London and certainly his next opera Robert le Diable was produced in London in 1831.Condition Good. € (euro) 48.00 [Appr.: US$ 71.38 \| £UK 43 \| JP¥ 6351] Book number: 2941 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	WARE W.H.: The Cabin Boy. London Mitchells. C.1806. London Mitchells. C.1806. With a ½ page ornate lettered titles plus 2 ½ pages of music. Sung by Master Smalley in the pantomime of Harlequin & Mother Goose at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden which opened on 29th December 1806. The Theatre bills all named W.H. Ware as the composer and he was the principal violinist and leader of the Theatre Orchestra. He also wrote three duets and an opus for two violins and cello. Gerald Frow in his book on the pantomime devotes several pages to this most important work which starred Joey Grimaldi and ran for 92 nights which was a considerable success. Frow writes '( Harlequinade &) Mother Goose marks a turning point in the history of pantomime because from this point on Clown was set fair and square as the principal character of the Harlequinade. But beyond that it established in its opening scenes a style that is recognizable to this day as the authentic voice of pantomime.' The publisher Mitchell was at this address from 1811 but he has pasted over his previous address with a the new one and therefore I feel this sheet may well be as early as 1806. Condition VG. Rare pantomime item. € (euro) 78.00 [Appr.: US$ 115.99 \| £UK 69.75 \| JP¥ 10321] Book number: 6647 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	FLORIO C.H.: Far, Far at Sea . London Goulding, PhippsD'Almaine & Co 1804-8. Sadly the composer Florio remains obscure even though this piece was sung by Charles B. Incledon (1763-1826) who was a noted English tenor and song composer in his new entertainment Variety and also by Mrs Bland at Vauxhall, Maria Theresa Bland (1769-1838) sang from 1782 until 1824 both at the principal theatres and was a particular favourite at Vauxhall Gardens. Set for Cornet 2 violins, viola & Pianoforte. .This publishing partnership located at that address only between 1804-8. Folio size with music .With strengthening paper along spine and somewhat water stained and dusty and some foxing else fair to Good. € (euro) 42.00 [Appr.: US$ 62.45 \| £UK 37.5 \| JP¥ 5557] Book number: 4166 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	BAYLY THOMAS H.: May Thy Lot in Life Be Happy. London, Isaac Willis. 1823 Thomas Haynes Bayly (1798-1839) was the darling of the fashionable salons of Bath and London, especially in the 1820's, sadly he died at a fiarly early age. It has been said that the first lithographed cover of music in Britain was a Bayly song- I'd Rather be a Butterfly (1829).This song was sung by Anne Maria Tree(1801-62) was noted mezzo soprano who's major claim was as the first singer ever of Home Sweet Home. The song is dated 1823 because the watermark in the paper is that date ,it indicates that it could not have been printed before and assumes that it was printed soon after the paper's manufacture. This practice only occurred between 1794-1825. Folio size with music. Condition very good. € (euro) 25.00 [Appr.: US$ 37.18 \| £UK 22.5 \| JP¥ 3308] Book number: 368 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	HERZ HENRI.: Waltz Rondino. London, Monro & May . c 1830. Ornate lettered cover. Henri (Heinrich) Herz was an Austrian born composer and pianist ( 1806-88) who lived in Paris 1816-31) and after working in Germany and Britain(London 1833), USA and the West Indies returned to France to open a Piano Manufacturing company in 1853 and gained the highest award for manufacture at the Paris Exhibition.Produced a considerable catalogue of compositions from Concertos through to Mazurkas.Folio size 7pp. Monro & May the publishers were located at this address only between 1823-48. Condition VG . € (euro) 28.00 [Appr.: US$ 41.64 \| £UK 25 \| JP¥ 3705] Book number: 2355 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	PURCELL HENRY & CLARKE JOHN DR.(ARR.): Mad Tom. London, Birchall & Co . November 1828 . With ornate lettered cover , 8pp of music. Dr John Clarke(1770-1836) an organist and composer of many glees and an early arranger of Handel's oratorios. In 1810 he added the name Whitfield to his paternal name of Clarke which rather confuses the dating by Neighbour & Tyson as that would indicate an earlier date than 1810 for this music. Further oddly the Mad Tom/ Mad Maudlin songs are assumed to be anon but here Clarke is clearly indicating that this 'Mad Tom' was composed by Henry Purcell(1658-95). Purcell is considered the finest English composer of his period. The piece can be dated November 1828 thanks to the work on music publishers plate numbers by Neighbour & Tyson. Small pale contemporary ink mark else condition VG. € (euro) 40.00 [Appr.: US$ 59.48 \| £UK 35.75 \| JP¥ 5293] Book number: 5044 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	SPORLE N.J. & JEFFERYS CHARLES: Far,Far from Land. London Dale, Cockerill c 1835. Ornate lettered titles . 6pp of music, Duet . The English composer Nathan James Sporle( Burnett , 1812-53) was born in Ipswich and was a noted tenor and also a composer of many popular ballads such as Merrie England, I Dwell amid the Beautiful and In the Days I went a Gipsying. Charles Jefferys(1807-65) wrote the lyrics to many notable songs such as Mary of Argyle but his most lasting song is Rose of Allandale. He began his music publishing business in 1835.The publisher Dale, Cockerill were only a partnership between 1833-7 hence the suggested date of publication. Condition VG. € (euro) 20.00 [Appr.: US$ 29.74 \| £UK 18 \| JP¥ 2646] Book number: 5043 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.
	MAZZINGHI J.: See from the Ocean Rising( a Favorite Duett). London, Goulding D'Almaine & Potter. 1811-16 . Sung by Mrs H. Johnston & Mr Incledon, sadly Mrs Johnston remains obscure,Charles B. Incledon(1763-1826) was a noted English tenor and song composer . Performed in Paul & Virginia at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. Joseph Mazzinghi( 1765-1839) was a pupil of John Christian Bach and from 1791-1810 he set nearly a dozen major pieces, wrote many songs and was music master to the Princess of Wales( later Queen Caroline) and a noted teacher. We can date this sheet between 1811 & 16 because the publishers subsidiary shop in Dublin was only open between 1811-16 and because it is advertised here along with Soho Square, this helping us to narrow the publication date. Folio size with music Condition VG. € (euro) 32.00 [Appr.: US$ 47.58 \| £UK 28.75 \| JP¥ 4234] Book number: 6976 Click here to order or inquire at Olde Musick & Cokery Books.