Works with Edward Francis Rimbault as composer
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| Nursery Rhymes, with the tunes to which they are still sung in the Nurseries of England. Obtained principally from Oral Tradition. Collected and edited by Edward F. Rimbault, Ll.D., F.S.A, &c. (Nursery Rhymes with the Old Tunes) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | voice and piano |  |
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| The Pianoforte (The Pianoforte, its origin, progress, and construction; with some account of instruments of the same class which preceded it; viz. the clavichord, the virginal, the spinet, the harpsichord, etc. to which is added a selection of interesting Specimens of Music composed for keyed-stringed instruments, by Blitheman, Byrd, Bull, Frescobaldi, Dumont, Chambonnieres, Lully, Purcell, Muffat, Couperin, Kuhnau, Scarlatti, Seb. Bach, Mattheson, Handel, C.P. Emanuel Bach, etc. by Edward F. Rimbault, Ll.D. member of the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, etc. etc.) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | piano harpsichord clavichord keyboard |
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| A Selection from the Masses of Haydn and Mozart | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | |
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| Happy Land! | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) and James Bruton (librettist) | A major | 1837 | voice and piano | |
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| The Early English Organ Builders And Their Work | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | |
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| Cathedral Chants of the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries (Cathedral Chants of the XVI, XVII & Centuries) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | soprano, alto, tenor, bass and organ mixed chorus and organ |
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| Red, White and Blue (National Song) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | C major | |
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| The Keel Row | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | F major | |
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| Stars Are in the Quiet Skies (Lullaby) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) and Clarence Austin (librettist) | B flat major | soprano, alto, tenor, bass and piano | |
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| Gentle Deeds | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | G major | voice and piano | |
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| A Little Book of Christmas Carols (A Little Book of Christmas Carols, with the ancient melodies to which they are sung; including the Celebrated Boar's Head Song, Annually Sung on Christmas-day at Queen's College, Oxford. Christmas Carols with the Old Tunes) |
Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | voice and piano | |
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| A Collection of Old Christmas Carols (A Collection of Old Christmas Carols with the tunes to which they are sung, chiefly traditional; together with a few of more modern date. Harmonized and arranged for one or more voices.) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | voice and piano voices and piano mixed chorus soprano, alto, tenor and bass soprano, alto, tenor, bass and piano |
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| 10 Old English Carols, and 2 Hymns (Old English Carols, and two hymns, suited to the merry time of Christmas. Set for four voices and edited by Edward F. Rimbault) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | mixed chorus and piano soprano, alto, tenor, bass and piano mixed chorus |
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| First Instructions for the Piano Forte (First Instructions for the Piano Forte, with scales, exercises, and musical terms) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | piano | |
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| The Organist's Hand-Book (The Organist's Hand-Book. A Collection of Pieces for the Organ, selected from the choicest works of the German School) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | organ | |
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| Galopade | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | E flat major | |
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| Musical Illustrations of Bishop Percy's Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (Musical Illustrations of Bishop Percy's Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. A Collection of Old Ballad Tunes, etc. chiefly from rare MSS. and early printed books. Deciphered from the obsolete notation, and harmonized and arranged according to moder usage. Ancient Melodies, to Percy's Reliques.) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) | 3 voices | |
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| The Rounds, Catches and Canons of England (The Rounds, Catches and Canons of England; A collection of specimens of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, adapted to modern use. The words revised, adapted, or re-written by the Rev. J. Powell Metcalfe. The music selected and revised, and an introductory essay on the rise and progress of the round, catch and canon; also, biographical notices of the composers, written by Edward F. Rimbault, Ll.D.) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) and Joseph Powell Metcalfe (librettist) | |
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| Little Lays for Little Learners (Little Lays for Little Learners comprising a set of easy songs suited to the comprehension & capabilities of young beginners) | Edward Francis Rimbault (composer) and James Bruton (librettist) | voice and piano | |
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