The second book of the Pleasant musical companion being a new collection of select catches, songs and glees : for two and three voices.
- Title
- The second book of the Pleasant musical companion being a new collection of select catches, songs and glees : for two and three voices.
- Publication
- London :: Printed for John Playford ...,
- 1686.
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- Subject terms
- Glees, catches, rounds, etc.
- Part-songs, English.
- Link to this Item
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https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A70826.0001.001
- Cite this Item
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"The second book of the Pleasant musical companion being a new collection of select catches, songs and glees : for two and three voices." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A70826.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 15, 2024.
Contents
- title page
- PREFACE.
- An Alphabetical Table of the Catches and Rounds for Three and Four Parts, in this Book.
- A Table of the Last Part of this Book, containing Choice Merry Songs for Two Voices, and some for Three Voices.
- A Catalogue of MƲSICK Books Printed for John Playford, near the Temple Church.
- Other Books lately Printed, and sold at the same Shop by Henry Playford.
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catches
- [Upon Christchurch Bells in Oxford.]
- [Judith and Holifernes.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [An old Epitaph.]
- [The Humours of Bartholomew Fair.]
- [Second Part of Bartholomew Fair.]
- [On a Crab-tree.]
- [A chiding Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [The London Constable.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [Tom Jolly's Nose.]
- [Answer to Tom Jolly's Nose.]
- [A Catch.]
- [Gallopping Joan.]
- [Second Part of Gallopping Joan.]
- [Young John the Gardiner.]
- [The King's Health.]
- [A Catch on the Midnight Cats.]
- [Kind Jenny.]
- [The Maid with a Basket.]
- [The Nut-brown Lass.]
- [John the Miller.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [Tom Tory, and Titus.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [On a young Widow, who married an old Widower.]
- [Vpon the Coy Mrs. Dy-na; Who wou'd not kiss, nor come Nigh-na!]
- [On a Wedding.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Round.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [An EPITAPH on an honest Citizen, and true Friend to all Claret-drinkers.]
- [On Mun Saint.]
- [A Catch.]
- [The Thatcher.]
- [A Catch on a Horse.]
- [A Catch.]
- [The Tinder-box, or Touch and go.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Loyal Catch.]
- [A Catch.]
- [In praise of White-wine.]
- [In praise of Claret.]
- [A Catch upon a Liquor called Punch.]
- [Counsel for Married Folks.]
- [A Yorkshire Epitaph on two Abby-Lubbers.]
- [On a Scolding Wife.]
- [A Catch upon Small Beer.]
- [A Catch upon NOTHING.]
- [A Catch in Praise of Mum.]
- [A Catch on Tobacco; to be sung by four Men at the time of smoaking their Pipes.]
- [A Catch on The London Waterman.]
- [Wine in the Morning; a Catch.]
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The Third Part, containing Choice Songs for two Voices, Cantus & Bassus.
- song - 1
- song - 2
- [A Glee.]
- [The Old-man's Wish.]
- [A Catch.]
- [A Medly.]
- [Old Chiron.]
- [The Miser.]
- [Adieu to his Mistress.]
- [The Iovial Drinker.]
- [A Health to King James II.]
- A SONG upon the late Victory over the REBELS in the West.
- [Teucer's Voyage.]
- song - 13
- song - 14
- A SONG made on the Downfall, or pulling down, of Charing-Cross, An. Dom. 1642.
- [An Italian Ayre.]
- [The Ginger-bread Man.]
- [The Infallible Doctor.] Sung by Mr. Reading.
- song - 19
- song - 20
- [A Tavern Song, or The Hectors of Holborn.]
- song - 22
- A SONG made on the Power of Women.
- A SONG in Praise of the Dairy-maid with her Cream-Pot, and Fair Rose the Milk-maid.
- [Tom of Bedlam: As it was sung at the Theater.]
- A Song in the Play of Henry the Fourth.
- A new Additional Sheet to the CATCH-BOOK.