Moore's Irish melodies, with symphonies and accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson; and characteristic words by Thomas Moore
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Moore's Irish melodies, with symphonies and accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson; and characteristic words by Thomas Moore
- Publication date
- 1852
- Publisher
- Boston : Published by O. Ditson
- Collection
- bostonpubliclibrary; americana
- Contributor
- Boston Public Library
- Language
- English
Irish tunes, arr. principally for voice and piano; the words adapted to the tunes, by Moore
After the battle -- As a beam o'er the face of the waters -- As slow our ship -- At the mid-hour of night -- Avenging and bright -- Before the battle -- Believe me if all those endearing young charms -- By the hope within us springing -- By that lake whose gloomy shore -- Come o'er the sea -- Come rest in this bosom -- Come, send round the wine -- Dear harp of my country -- Drink to her -- Erin, oh! Erin -- Erin, the tear and the smile -- Eveleen's bower -- Farewell! But whenever you welcome the hour -- Farewell to my harp -- Fill the bumper fair -- Fly not yet -- Forget not the field -- Go where glory waits thee -- Has sorrow thy young days shaded -- Here we dwell -- How dear to me the hour -- How oft has the Banshee cried -- I'd mourn the hopes that leave me -- If thou wilt me mine -- Ill omens -- In the morning of life -- I saw from the beach -- I saw thy form in youthful prime -- It is not the tear at this moment shed -- Lesbia hath a beaming eye -- Let Erin remember the days of old -- Love and the novice -- Love's young dream -- Music -- My gentle harp -- Nay, tell me not -- Night closed around -- No, not more welcome -- Nora Creina -- Oh! Blame not the bard -- Oh! Breathe not his name -- Oh! For the swords of former time -- Oh! Doubt me not -- Oh! Had we some bright little isle -- Oh! Haste and leave -- Oh! 'Tis sweet to think -- Oh! The days are gone -- Oh! Where's the slave so lowly -- One bumper at parting -- Origin of the harp -- O, think not my spirits -- Remember the glories of Brien the Brave -- Remember thee -- Rich and rare were the gems she wore -- Silent, O Moyle -- She is far from the land -- Song of Fionnuala -- St. Senanus and the lady -- Sublime was the warning -- Take back the virgin page -- The dirge -- The harp that once through Tara's halls -- The Irish peasant to his mistress -- The last rose of summer -- The legacy -- The meeting of the waters -- The minstrel boy -- The prince's day -- There is not in this wide world -- The shamrock -- The song of O'Ruark -- The time I've lost in wooing -- The valley lay smiling before me -- The young may moon -- This earth is the planet -- This life is all chequer'd -- Though dark are our sorrows -- Tho' the last glimpse of Erin -- Through grief and through danger -- 'Tis believed that this harp -- 'Tis gone, and forever -- To ladies' eyes -- War song -- We may roam thro' this world -- Weep on, weep on -- What the bee is to the floweret -- When cold in the earth -- When daylight was yet sleeping -- Whene'er I see those smiling eyes -- When first I met thee -- When he who adores thee -- When in death I shall calm recline -- When through life unblest we rove -- While gazing on the moon's light -- While history's muse -- Wreathe the bowl -- You remember Ellen -- Carolan's concerto -- Captain Magan -- Cean Dubh Delish -- Planxty Drury -- Planxty Johnstone -- Shamama hulla -- The Fairy Queen -- The beardless boy -- The pleasant rocks -- The snowy breasted pearl
After the battle -- As a beam o'er the face of the waters -- As slow our ship -- At the mid-hour of night -- Avenging and bright -- Before the battle -- Believe me if all those endearing young charms -- By the hope within us springing -- By that lake whose gloomy shore -- Come o'er the sea -- Come rest in this bosom -- Come, send round the wine -- Dear harp of my country -- Drink to her -- Erin, oh! Erin -- Erin, the tear and the smile -- Eveleen's bower -- Farewell! But whenever you welcome the hour -- Farewell to my harp -- Fill the bumper fair -- Fly not yet -- Forget not the field -- Go where glory waits thee -- Has sorrow thy young days shaded -- Here we dwell -- How dear to me the hour -- How oft has the Banshee cried -- I'd mourn the hopes that leave me -- If thou wilt me mine -- Ill omens -- In the morning of life -- I saw from the beach -- I saw thy form in youthful prime -- It is not the tear at this moment shed -- Lesbia hath a beaming eye -- Let Erin remember the days of old -- Love and the novice -- Love's young dream -- Music -- My gentle harp -- Nay, tell me not -- Night closed around -- No, not more welcome -- Nora Creina -- Oh! Blame not the bard -- Oh! Breathe not his name -- Oh! For the swords of former time -- Oh! Doubt me not -- Oh! Had we some bright little isle -- Oh! Haste and leave -- Oh! 'Tis sweet to think -- Oh! The days are gone -- Oh! Where's the slave so lowly -- One bumper at parting -- Origin of the harp -- O, think not my spirits -- Remember the glories of Brien the Brave -- Remember thee -- Rich and rare were the gems she wore -- Silent, O Moyle -- She is far from the land -- Song of Fionnuala -- St. Senanus and the lady -- Sublime was the warning -- Take back the virgin page -- The dirge -- The harp that once through Tara's halls -- The Irish peasant to his mistress -- The last rose of summer -- The legacy -- The meeting of the waters -- The minstrel boy -- The prince's day -- There is not in this wide world -- The shamrock -- The song of O'Ruark -- The time I've lost in wooing -- The valley lay smiling before me -- The young may moon -- This earth is the planet -- This life is all chequer'd -- Though dark are our sorrows -- Tho' the last glimpse of Erin -- Through grief and through danger -- 'Tis believed that this harp -- 'Tis gone, and forever -- To ladies' eyes -- War song -- We may roam thro' this world -- Weep on, weep on -- What the bee is to the floweret -- When cold in the earth -- When daylight was yet sleeping -- Whene'er I see those smiling eyes -- When first I met thee -- When he who adores thee -- When in death I shall calm recline -- When through life unblest we rove -- While gazing on the moon's light -- While history's muse -- Wreathe the bowl -- You remember Ellen -- Carolan's concerto -- Captain Magan -- Cean Dubh Delish -- Planxty Drury -- Planxty Johnstone -- Shamama hulla -- The Fairy Queen -- The beardless boy -- The pleasant rocks -- The snowy breasted pearl
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- Addeddate
- 2014-04-15 18:20:43.332941
- Associated-names
- Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852. Irish melodies
- Call number
- M1744.S84 M6 1852a
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- urn:oclc:record:1049616666
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- Pages
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- Republisher_date
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- Scanningcenter
- boston
- Worldcat (source edition)
- 14010194
- Full catalog record
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