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| Jockey.
A New Song. |
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GM1:11 |
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This
appeared in Universal Magazine for September 1750 (also Gentleman's
Magazine, same month). UA has this on microfilm. Here
is an arrangement. All 6 verses are included. |
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Here
is an arrangement
.pdf (68KB) |
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| Love
never more shall give me pain |
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GM1:14
(OC2/II) |
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This
song appears again in the second set of Scots Songs (GM8:03/11).
It is in OC (OC2/II) with the same words but a different tune.
I will keep looking for this earlier one. |
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| Jessy
or The Happy Pair |
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GM1:20 |
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This
appeared in the London Magazine, July 1747, titled 'Sung by Mr. LOWE
at Vaux-Hall.' Here is an
arrangement. All verses included. |
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Here
is an arrangement
.pdf (74KB) |
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| The
Soger Laddie |
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GM1:26 |
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This
appeared in Universal Magazine supplement of 1750, in a version very
similar to that of GM. Here
is an arrangement
Note 'soger', sometimes spelled 'sodger', is pronounced with soft
'G' and means soldier. |
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Here
is an arrangement
.pdf (88KB) |
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| The
Marseilles March |
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GM3:25
LV115/002 |
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This
is the anthem from the French Revolution, "Allons enfants de
la Patrie". There are numerous versions in LV, the one
at 115/002 is most like that described in GM. |
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| Somebody |
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GM3:27
LV030/103 |
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LV
has at least 3 versions of this, similar to GM but not quite the same.
Here is an arrangement, based
somewhat on LV030/103. In LV, there are 3 verses, I only put the 1st
and 3rd in the arrangement. |
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Here
is an arrangement .pdf (67KB) |
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| Begone
Dull Care |
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GM
3:35 LV108/054 |
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This
is a duet in Austen. LV108/054 is a duet, and very similar to
Austen. I also made an arrangement
for solo (low) voice that I performed in 2004 for AustenAL.
(In the arrangement, I substituted the word 'Jack' for 'Wife' in the
2nd verse, more appropriate for a woman singing.) |
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An
arrangement for solo (low) voice, .pdf (70KB) |
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| The
Match Girl |
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GM
3:37 LV030/067 |
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The
version in LV is similar to that shown in GM. Note that GM gives the
first line as "Come buy of poor May good matches, I sell thro'
London's fam'd city". Words in LV are the same except 'Mary'
instead of 'May'. I think May could be a misprint. |
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