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The Catch book : 153 catches including the complete catches of Henry Purcell / edited by Paul Hillier
(Oxford song books)

データ種別	楽譜
出版者	New York ; Oxford [England] : Oxford University Press
出版年	c1987
本文言語	英語
大きさ	1 score (xiii, 164 p.) ; 26 cm

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内容注記	Ackeroyd, Samuel: Tinking Tom was an honest man Aldridge, Henry: A catch on tobacco A catch upon Tom Jolly's nose Dost thou not remember, Ned? Upon Christ Church bells in Oxford Anon.: Canon, nine in one Ha' we to the other world Inigo Jones John ask'd his landlady The hart, he loves the high wood Yawning catch Ame, Thomas: Bewitch'd Lady Fanny, the drawing room jest Bob Cherry The bustle The call to the battle and fond adieu The family quarrel London cries The playhouse hubbub The satyrs The singing club The maid's with child, o shame! The weeder's catch Atterbury, Lufferton: At t'other day Susan and Tom trudg'd along Baildon, Joseph: The debate Battishill, Jonathan: See, Phillis, yonder bow'r Berg, George: Fair ursley, in a merry mood Blow, John: A catch upon our victory at sea Gallopping Joan Kind Jenny On the king's coming home A scolding catch The 2nd part of Bartholomew fair Boyce, William: Epitaph John Cooper was boring a great piece of timber 'Mongst other roses thorns grow thick Brewer, Thomas: 'Tis Amarillis walking all alone Brown, Richard: A cat catch An epitaph on sir Harry - and his mistress Ceasar, Julius: Prosperity to a musical society Callcott, John Wall: A beauteous fair has pierc'd my heart Cobb, John: Hey hoe, heart's delight These are the cries of London town Cooke, Benjamin: The cock-match Cranford, William: Come hither, Tom, and make up three Here dwells a pretty mayd Creed: I hate dissembling courtiers Eccles, John: Confusion to the pow'r of cupid Hark, Harry 'tis late, come let us be gone Ellis, William: My lady and her mayd Greene, Maurice: I've lost my mistress, horse, and wife Hilton, John: Call George againe, boy A dialogue catch between two doctors and their patients Here is and old ground A maying catch A northern catch She that will eate her breakfast The pretty larke, climing the welkin cleer Isaac, Bartholomew: A catch on the London watermen Isum, John: Celia learning on the spinnet Jenkins, John: A boat, a boat Lawes, Henry: I wept and chastned myselfe O Absalon, my son Lawes, William: Come follow me, brave hearts Dainty fine aniseed water Drink tonight of the moonshine bright I'le tel you of a matter Listen near to the ground Never let a man take heavily See how in gath'ring of their May She weepeth sore in the night The wise men were but seven Marella, J.B.: Catch of catches Nelham, Edmund: Slaves to the world shall be tossed in a blanket Take a pound of butter Wilt thou lend me thy mare Purcell, Henry: An ape,a lyon, a fox, and an ass Bartholomew fair The careless drawer A catch by way of epistle A catch for three voices in commendation of the viol A catch in the play of the Knights of Malta A catch made in the time of parliament, 1676 A catch on a horse A catch upon Charleroy Come, come, let us drink Down with Bacchus Drink on, till night be spent A farewell to wives Full bags, a brisk bottle, and a beautiful face Creat Apollo and Bacchus one night did dispute Here's a health, pray let it pass about He that drinks is immortal If all be true that I do think I gave her cakes and I gave her ale Jack, thou'rt a toper The jovial drinker Joy, mirth, triumphs I do defie Let us drink to the blades intrenched on the Shannon The London constable A loyal catch (Come my hearts, play your parts) A loyal catch (God save our sov'raign Charles) My lady's coachman John, be'ng marriged to her maid Now we are met and humours agree The nutbrown lass An old epitaph Once, twice, thrice I Julia try'd Pale faces stand by, and our bright ones adore Pox on you for a fop Prithee, ben't so sad and ser'ous A punch catch A rebus upon Mr. Anthony Hall Roger and Jenny Say, good Master Bacchus The scolding wife Since time so kind to us does prove Since women so false and so jiltish are grown Sir Walter, enjoying his damsel one night Soldier, take of thy wine Song with music on the 7 bishops Sum up all the delights the world does produce The glass was just tim'd to the critical hour The Macedon youth left behind him this truth The Miller's daughter, riding to the Fair The surrender of Lim'rick and the flight of the Bassa 'Tis too late for a coach, and too soon to reel home Tom the taylor To thee, and to a maid A true catch Under a green elm lies Luke Shepard's helm Upon the Duke's return Upon woman's love Well rung, Tom, boy! When V and I together meet Wine in a morning makes us frolic and gay Would you know how we meet o're our jolly full bowls? Written on the fall of Limerick, July 1694 Young Collin, cleaving of a beam Young John the gardner, having lately got Smith, John: The silver swan, who living had no note Smith, John Stafford: On Sally Salisbury - an epitaph Travers, John: Epitaph on an infant Warren, Thomas: Country sports To our musical club here's long life and prosperity Webbe, Samuel: Come Roger and Nell Wellesley, Garrett Colley, Earl of Mornington: A jolly fat friar said to a lovely nun John Knox Says Sue to Prue on a summer's day See, the bowl sparkles with wine White, Matthew: Great Tom is cast Wise Michael: A catch on Mum Saint A catch on the cats Counsel for married folks Judith and Holifernes
一般注記	Includes index of composers, titles, and first lines
著者標目	Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695 Hillier, Paul
件　名	FREE:For mixed voices, unacc. FREE:Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied FREE:Glees, catches, rounds, etc
分　類	LCC:M1579 .C35 1987
書誌ID	6000316644
ISBN	0193436493
楽器編成	For mixed voices, unacc.