| Name |
Text |
Gnr-Cntry |
Short Title |
Page |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Serenade (t) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
6-7 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Crimson morn bids hence the night, The (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
8 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
What vagabonds are these I hear (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
9-11 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
I cou'd never lustre see (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
13 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Friendship is the bond of reason (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
14-15 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Soft pity never leaves the gentle breast (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
39 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
How oft Louisa, hast thou said (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
50 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Oft does Hymen smile to hear (fl) |
TW-E |
Duenna, 1775 |
56-57 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Fickle youth thro' the garden of beauty may range (fl) |
TW-E |
Fair American, 1782 |
24-25 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Her image dear, upon my heart (fl) |
TW-E |
Fair American, 1782 |
38-39 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Birks of Endermay, The (t) |
SS-E |
SS, Harvard |
1 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Love and Innocence (t), or Favourite Ballad, A (at) |
SS-E |
SS, Harvard |
1 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Lovely Nymph (t) |
SS-E |
SS, Huntington-1 |
72 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Favourite Song, A (t) |
SS-E |
SS, Huntington-2 |
112,1-4 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
How Oft Lousa Hast Thou Said (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C694 |
9 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Favourite Song, A (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C694 |
49 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Song (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C695 |
8 |
| Du Bellamy, Mr. (pf) |
Favourite Song, A (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C695 |
21 |
| Du Camp, Miss (pf) |
Glee (t) |
TW-E |
Pirates, 1792 |
56-57 |
| Du Camp, Miss (pf) |
When you shall hear the sound of joy (fl) |
TW-E |
Pirates, 1792 |
84 |
| Du Fouilloux, Jacques |
La Vénerie |
IC-F |
Du Fouilloux Horn, 1585 |
4 with music (pp. 48-52) |
| Du Quesne Grays (pf) |
Pittsburgh March (t) |
AI-A |
American Sheet Music |
2 |