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Hark! the Vesper Hymn is stealing. Air, with Chorus, etc

John Andrew Stevenson

All That's Bright Must Fade: Vocal Duet; The Symphonies and Piano Forte Accompaniment

John Andrew Stevenson

Miriam, Sound the Loud Timbrel, Sacred Melody, Arranged for the Piano Forte by William Hutchins Callcott

John Andrew Stevenson

Three Sacred Melodies

John Andrew Stevenson

See our Oars with feathered Spray, celebrated boat-glee

John Andrew Stevenson

See our Oars with feather'd Spray. [Chorus.]

John Andrew Stevenson

When the Rose-bud of Summer

John Andrew Stevenson

Och! Is It Himself That's in Ireland. Song. Written on the Occasion of the King's Arrival in Dublin by Lady Clarke. Adapted with an Accompaniment for ... an Admired Irish Melody

John Andrew Stevenson

A Selection of Irish Melodies, with Symphonies and Accompaniments and Characteristic Words

John Andrew Stevenson

Blue Eyes and Black Eyes, a Ballad. The Words by Butler Danvers, Etc

John Andrew Stevenson

Oh! Swiftly Pass, Ye Gloomy Hours ... Duet ... The Words by the Rev. G. A

John Andrew Stevenson

Sweet Lady! look not thus again. A glee particularly adapted for ladies voices, etc

John Andrew Stevenson

" Hark the bell is ringing " , a ballad for three voices the words from " Guy Mannering " [by Sir W. Scott]

John Andrew Stevenson

A Selection of Popular National Airs, with Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson. The words by Thomas Moore [and compiled by him]

John Andrew Stevenson

" Wreaths of flowers " , a trio

John Andrew Stevenson

" Row gently row " . Boat trio

John Andrew Stevenson

Faithless Emma. Song

John Andrew Stevenson

Love My Mary Dwells with Thee, a Favorite Duet, The Music Selected from the Ancient Ballads, with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte, by Sir John Stevenson ... The Words by Thomas Moore

John Andrew Stevenson

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