Works with John Stevenson as composer
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Creators | View on IMSLP | Key | Opus | Composed | Instrumentation | Code |
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| Let us the fleeting hours enjoy | John Stevenson (composer) |  |
G major | 3 voices |  |
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| The Dublin Cries | John Stevenson (composer) | |
D major | |
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| A Series of Sacred Songs, Duetts and Trios, the words by Thomas Moore Esqr. the Music composed and selected by Sir John Stevenson, Mus.Doc. and Mr. Moore | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
voice and piano 2 voices and piano 3 voices and piano |
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| Wou'd I ne'er had seen thee | John Stevenson (composer) | |
voice and piano | |
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| Go burning sighs | John Stevenson (composer) | |
voice and piano | |
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| Go zephyr & whisper the maid | John Stevenson (composer) | |
voice and piano | |
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| With delight will I sing | John Stevenson (composer) | |
voice and piano voice and harp |
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| The Harp that Once Through Tara's Halls | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
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| How slowly move the hours | John Stevenson (composer) | |
voice and harp voice and piano |
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| The Harp in Softly Pleasing Strains | John Stevenson (composer) | |
voice and harp voice and piano |
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| Here in this lone little wood | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
F major | voice and piano | |
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| Come Take the Harp | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
B flat major | voice and piano | |
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| Those Ev'ning Bells | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
F major | voice and piano | |
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| The Maid of Marlivale | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
C major | voice and piano voice and harp |
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| Emma's Plaint | John Stevenson (composer) | |
B flat major | voice and piano | |
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| Mary, I believed thee true | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
C major | voice and piano voice and harp |
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| Go sweet enchantress | John Stevenson (composer) | |
D major | 1821 | voice and piano | |
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| O Lord Our Governor | John Stevenson (composer) | |
B flat major | bass, mixed chorus and organ | |
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| The Sweets of a Dew Sprinkled Rose | John Stevenson (composer) | |
E flat major | voice and piano | |
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| Welcome as the Flowers in May | John Stevenson (composer) | |
B flat major | voice and piano | |
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| See our Oars with Feather'd Spray | John Stevenson (composer) | |
E flat major | soprano, alto, tenor, bass and piano | |
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| The Bedouins | John Stevenson (composer) and Eyles Irwin (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| 'Tis Love that murmurs in my Breast | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
E major | 3 voices | |
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| Come unto these yellow sands | John Stevenson (composer) | |
C major | 3 voices and piano 4 hands 2 sopranos, bass and piano 4 hands |
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| Alone on the sea-beaten rock | John Stevenson (composer) | |
E flat major | 5 voices | |
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| Buds of roses, virgin flowers | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
E flat major | alto, 2 tenors and bass | |
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| When First I Met Thee | John Stevenson (composer) and Thomas Moore (librettist) | |
B major | voice and piano | |
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