Early American Secular Music and Its European Sources, 1589-1839
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Who a coquet to gain would strive (fl)    BA-E  Mock Lawyer-L, 1733  16   
Who are so guiltless, &c. (bt)  //3-5-1/135//432/334//522/2  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1-2  VO,KB 
Who blushing owns she thee prefers (bt)  //5-1/11//12/11//23  SS-E  SS, Folger-C42.4  49  VO+FL 
Who can Dorinda's beauty view (fl)  //6564/3432//1217-/6-3//67/1+71+7  SC-E  Pills 6, 1719-20  326  VO 
Who can drink ten times more, &c. (bt)  //1+71+//71+2+5//1+7654//3//135//1+
 
SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  VO,B+FL 
Who Can Help It (t)  //12/16//53/21//1+2+1+6  AM-A  Hawkins MS, 1794  II,82  GF 
Who Can Help It Now (t)  //12/16//53/21//1+2+/1+6  DA-E  Johnson CD-8, 1758  38  VN/GF 
Who Can Help It Now (t)  //1216/5321//1+2+1+6/53//1+2+1+6/53
21// 
MS-E  Vickers MS, 1770  115  MI 
Who Can Love Him (t)  //14/3217-//12/3//323/4321  DA-E  Johnson CD-7, 1756  95  VN/GF 
Who can our female arts (fl)  //321/17-//6-2/24//321/14  BA-E  Female Parson, 1730  9  VO 
Who can resist my Celia's charms? (fl)    SC-E  Watts MM-5, 1731  T84M83  VO,HA+FL 
Who can see the charming fair (fl)    BA-E  Fox Uncas'd, 1733  30   
Who can tell the charms of love (fl)  //653/2143//217-6-/6-//12/36-6-  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  VO,B+FL 
Who Cares for You (t)  //1/5-1//2/5-2//3/13  DA-E  Thompson CD-4, 1780  42  VN/GF/OB 
Who Cares for You (t)  //1/5-1//2/5-2//3/13//  DA-E  Thompson CD-4a, 1780  42  VN/GF/OB 
Who comes there stand (fl)  //5-//115-//1//22//2327-//333  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  VO 
Who e'er to a Wife, &c (it)    BA-E  Gasconado, 1759  22   
Who e'er with a widow would wish to succeed (fl)    BA-I  Sharpers, 1740  8-9   
Who ever can like me succeed (fl)    BA-I  Sharpers, 1740  27   
Who, From love his heart securing (fl)  //12//32//17-//15-  SS-E  SS, Folger-C52  121-122  MI,VO,KBF 
Who has e'er been at Badlock (fl)  //321/543//671+/71+7//1+53/654  SC-E  Muses Delight, 1754  88  VO,HA 
Who has e'er been at baldock (fl)  //321/543//671+/71+7//1+53/654  SC-E  Clio-2, 1759  1  VO,HA 
Who has e'er been at Baldock must needs know the mill (fl)  //321/543//671+/71+7//1+53  SS-E  SS, Folger-C42.2  208  VO,KB 
Who has e'er been at paris (fl)  //321/217-//17-1/6-3//321/217-  SC-E  Watts MM-1, 1729  94-96  VO/VN 
Who has e'er been at Paris must needs know the greve (fl)  //343/217-//17-6-/5-5-//6-7-6-/17-6
SC-E  Ritson, 1783  TII,171-173;MIII,278  VO 
Who has e'er been at Paris, must needs know the greve (fl)  //654//543//4567//1+1+7//654  SS-E  SS, Folger-C42.2  174  VO,KB 
Who has e'er been at Paris, must needs know the greve (fl)  //321//217-//1234//554//321  SS-E  SS, Folger-C42.3  472  VO,KB+FL 
Who in old Sodom would live a day (fl)    SC-E  Pills 1, 1719-20  210-11  VO 
Who Loves a Wilkes Must Love His King (t)  //4321/7-1//5-4-/3-5-//6-7-12/5-4  SS-E  SS, Boston PL-2  18  VO,HAF+GT/GF 
Who now can but laugh (fl)  //333//334//555//555//66-6-//6-  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  2VO+FL 
Who now shall count us wise (fl)    BA-E  Oxford, 1733  15   
Who observes but the law, may easily find (fl)    BA-E  Mock Lawyer-L, 1733  5   
Who shall deserve the glowing praise (fl)  //111/11//11/1//7-7-7-/7-7-  TW-E  Oscar & Malvina, 1791  10-13  4VO,KB 
Who so dull to do less (fl)    BA-E  Footman, 1732  32   
Who So Joyous As We (t)  //121/1+2+1+//76/5//462/351  DA-E  Johnson CD-7, 1756  52  VN/GF 
Who to Gain a Woman's Favor (it)    BA-E  Lucky Discovery, 1738  11-12   
Who to Gain a Woman's Favour (it)    BA-E  Court & Country, 1743  24   
Who, to please a woman's humour (fl)    BA-E  Court & Country, 1743  24   
Who to Win (it)    BA-E  Mad-House, 1737  34   
Who to Win (it)    BA-E  Rehearsal, 1737  34   
Who to win a woman's favor (fl)  //343/231//217-/6-5-6-7-12//343  SC-E  Amaryllis, 1760  II,55  GF,VO,HAF+FL+GF 
Who to win a woman's favour (fl)  //13/46//51/43//65/43  SC-E  Calliope, 1746  I,22  VO,B+FL 
Who to Win a Woman's Favour (it)    BA-E  False Guardians, 1740  II,27   
Who to win a woman's favour (fl)  //13/46//51/43//65/43  SC-E  Muses Delight, 1754  143  VO,HA 
Who to win a woman's favour (fl)  //13/46//51/43//65/43  SC-E  Musical Ent-2, 1740  36  VO,HAF+FL 
Who to win a womans favour (fl)  //13/64//51/43//65/43//21/5  SS-E  SS, Folger-C42.3  473  VO,KB+FL 
Who to win a womans favour (fl)  //13/46//51/43//65/43  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  VO,B+FL 
Who to win a woman's favour (fl)  //13/46//51/43//65/43  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  VO/GF,B+FL 
Who trusts his fortune on a woman's fame (fl)    BA-E  Court & Country, 1743  35   
Who trusts quaint urbanity (fl)    BA-E  Bay's Opera, 1730  44   
Who truth in woman traces (fl)    BA-E  Mock Lawyer-L, 1733  7   
Who upon the oozy beach (fl)  //54//32342//32342//3211//51+//65//
42343 
TW-E  Maid/Mill, 1765  67  VO,HAF 
Who wants a good cook (fl)  //121/7-12//321/27-//121/7-17-//6-2
4-/5- 
TW-E  Love/Village, 1795  21-23  VO,HA 
Who, who is thy love, o charming maid (fl)  //5//1+2+7//1+//61+1+767//6  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1-2  3VO 
Who will buy? who will buy? (fl)    BA-E  Jack Gyant Quel, 1749  17   
Who will buy, who will buy (fl)    BA-E  Little John, 1778  75-76   
Who will buy, who will buy (fl)    BA-E  Little John, 1778  77-78   
Who wou'd not a mistress be (fl)    BA-E  Harlot's Prog, 1733  8   
Who would himself with crimes defile (fl)    BA-E  Lord Blunder's, 1733  66   
Who would think that men so wise (fl)    BA-E  Oxford, 1733  26   
Who'd a Thought It (t)  //1123/2234//1123/3217-//1123/2234/
DA-E  Sancho Minuet, 1770  15  HP 
Who'd know the sweets of liberty (fl)  //34/56//543/34//55/67  SC-E  Clio-3, 1762  12-13  VO,HAF+GF 
Whoe'er to a wife (fl)    BA-E  Cure For Scold, 1735  31   
Whoe'er to a wife (fl)    BA-E  Honest Yorkshir, 1736  5   
Whoe'er would escape from the danger (fl)    BA-E  Devil Duke-1, 1732  36   
Whoe'er would escape from the dangers of evil (fl)  //365/654321//7-122/217-//123/321  BA-E  Devil Duke-2, 1732  T36M17  VO,HAF 
Whoe'er would escape from the dangers of evil (fl)    BA-S  Devil Duke-3, 1733  40   
Whoe's My Heart That We Shou'd Sunder (t)  //5356/51+//6561+/656//1+2+/3+5+2+3
+//1+ 
SC-E  Calliope, 1746  I,136  VO,B+FL 
Whoever looks their actions o'er (fl)    BA-E  Court Legacy, 1733  37   
Whoever on lawyers would spend (fl)    BA-I  Cobler Preston, 1732  11   
Who'll Be King (t)  //17-/12//34/32//17-/12  AM-A  Read MS, 1798  7  MI 
Who'll be so happy, so happy as we (bt)    BA-E  Coach Drivers, 1766  10   
Who'll Buy a Heart (t)  //5/31/5/1+//5/4/3/654  SC-E  Clio-3, 1762  193-195  VO,HA 
Who'll buy a heart (fl)  //5/31/5/1+//5/4/3/654  SC-E  Clio-3, 1762  193-195  VO,HA 
Who'll Buy a Heart, An Answer to (t)  //13/2435//4654/35//1+3/46  SC-E  Clio-3, 1762  196-197  VO,HA 
Who'll Buy a Heart, Cantata-Pt 1 (t)  //5/31//5/1+//5/4  SC-E  Muses Delight, 1754  178-180  VO,HA 
Who'll buy a heart, cantata-pt 1 (fl)  //5/31//5/1+//5/4  SC-E  Muses Delight, 1754  178-180  VO,HA 
Who'll Buy a Heart, Cantata-Pt 2 (t)  //1+3/46//5432/12//3546/5321  SC-E  Muses Delight, 1754  180-181  VO,HA 
Who'll buy good luck (fl)  //212/321//55/44//33/212//1  TW-E  Maid/Mill, 1765  66-67  VO,HAF 
Who'll buy my matches (bt)  //311//464//27-5-//51//25-5-//35-5-
 
AI-A  American SS-SM  1-2  KB,VO+GT 
Who'll Buy Prim Roses (t)  //555/556//234/354//311/16-4//  AM-A  Adams, W. MS, 1795  1  MI 
Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, &c (bt)  //555/56//234/354//311/16-4  AI-A  Six Songs, 1794  16  VO,HA/PF 
Who'll buy who'll buy (bt)  //555/56//234/354//311/16-4//1  AI-A  Elegant Exts, 1798  12  GF/VN/VO 
Who'll buy, who'll buy? observe and you'll own, Sir (fl)    BA-E  Jack Gyant Quel, 1749  18   
Who'll dispute my wit and beauty, &c. (bt)  //1232/11//17-1/2//1232/11  SS-E  SS, Boston PL-2  90  VO,KB+GT 
Who'll dispute my wit and beauty, &c. (bt)  //1232/11//17-1/2//1232/11  SS-E  SS, Harvard  1  VO,KB+GT 
Who'll See My Galanty Shew (it)    BA-E  Jack Gyant Quel, 1749  33-34   
Who'll See My Gallantee Show? (it)    BA-E  Little John, 1778  72-73   
Whom cruel death does sever (fl)  //1/23//43/27-//1/5//234/321  BA-E  Silvia, 1731  10  VO 
Whom do not debts inthral? (fl)  //15/56//5/3//123/217-  BA-E  Lottery, 1732  24  VO 
Whoop,'tis but a wanton trick (bt)  //1+76/543//234/35//671+/771+/2+  SC-E  Pills 4, 1719-20  92-94  VO 
Whore of fame is jealous, The (fl)    BA-E  Genuine Grub, 1731  45-46   
Whore of fame is jealous, The (fl)    BA-E  Grub St.opera, 1731  34   
Whores March, The (at). Pioners March, The (t), or  //345/1+76//543/24//345/1+76//  MS-C  Molyneaux MS-1, 1788  49  GF 
Whors March, The (t)  //543/432//11/134//543/432//  MS-E  Vickers MS, 1770  159c  MI 
Who's Afraid (t)  //11/22//33/44//543/432  AI-A  Fifer's Comp, 1805  23  2FI 
Who's Afraid (t)  //11/22//33/44//543/432//1  AI-A  Norman CD, 1799  24  MI 
Who's Afraid (t)  //11/22//33/44//543/432  IC-S  Stewart Airs, 1788  2:96  GF/VN/FI 
Who's Afraid (t)  //11/22//33/44//543/432  DA-E  Thompson CD-4, 1780  69  VN/GF/OB 
Who's Afraid (t)  //11/22//33/44//543/432//  DA-E  Thompson CD-4a, 1780  71  VN/GF/OB 
Who's E'er Been at Paris (it)    BA-E  Court & Country, 1743  48   
Who's the Dupe (t)  //1+654/3453//4+3+2+1+/7556//1+654/
3453 
DA-E  Bride CD, 1776  III,10  VN/OB/GF 
Whoza for France and Spain (t)  //111/31//222/7-2//333/53  AM-A  Thompson MS, 1777  21  FI 
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