| Name |
Text |
Gnr-Cntry |
Short Title |
Page |
| Halam, Miss (pf) |
Colin and Phillis (t), or Pastoral Dialogue, A (at) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C695 |
114(124),1-2 |
| Hall, Mr. H. |
Lucinda Has the Devil and All (t) |
SC-E |
Pills 6, 1719-20 |
231-2 |
| Hall, Mr. (m) |
New Song, A (t) |
SS-E |
SS, Folger-C42.3 |
524 |
| Hall, Mr. (pf) |
Glee (t) |
TW-E |
Surrender/Cal, 1792 |
32-3 |
| Hall, Mr. Robert (t) |
The Old Quizzes, or What's the News |
BA-I |
Old Quizzes, 1799 |
43 |
| Hall (pb) |
New York Jackson Guards March, The (t) |
AI-A |
American Sheet Music |
2 |
| Hall (pb) |
Gov Arnold's March (t) |
AI-A |
American Sheet Music |
2 |
| Hall (pb) |
Firth & Hall's Newly Improved Instructor for the Clarinet |
AI-A |
Firth Cl, 1832 |
29 |
| Hall (pb) |
A Compleat Tutor for the Fife |
AI-A |
Hillegas Fife, 1776 |
--- |
| Hall (pb) |
The Reconciliation, or the Triumph of Nature |
AI-A |
Reconciliation, 1790 |
48 |
| Hall, S. (pb) |
March In Mother Goose's Melody (t) |
AI-A |
American SS-SM |
VI |
| Hall, W: (pb) |
Taylor Done Over, The (t) |
SS-E |
SS, Boston PL-1 |
101,1-2 |
| Hallam, John(t) |
Scotch Song, A (t) |
SC-E |
Pills 4, 1719-20 |
347-8 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
With the man that I love (fl) |
TW-E |
Maid/Mill, 1765 |
16-17 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Quintetto (t) |
TW-E |
Maid/Mill, 1765 |
54-56 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Who'll buy good luck (fl) |
TW-E |
Maid/Mill, 1765 |
66-67 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Yield who will to forms a martyr (fl) |
TW-E |
Maid/Mill, 1765 |
72-73 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
If the swain we sigh for please us (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
14 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Mama how can you be so ill natur'd (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
16-18 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
To blast a rivals happiness (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
27 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
My minikin miss do you fancy that pol (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
32 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
In these greasy old tatters his charms brighter shine (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
33 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Ne'er will I be left in the lurch (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
34-35 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
My heart so o'erflows with its love for you both (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
44-46 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Mother sure you never wou'd endeavor (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
58-61 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Dunce, I did but sham (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
66-67 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Colin and Phillis (t), or Pastoral Dialogue, A (at) |
SS-E |
SS, Huntington-2 |
124,1-2 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
If Ever a Fond Inclination (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C694 |
33 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Hope Thou Nurse (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C694 |
84 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Cupid God of Soft Persuasion (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C695 |
2 |
| Hallam, Miss (pf) |
Hope Thou Nurse (t) |
SS-E |
SS, New York PL-C695 |
56,1-2 |
| Hallam, Mrs (pf) |
We Women like poor Indians Trade (t) |
AM-A |
White, G. MS, 1790 |
76 |
| Hallam, Ms. (pf) |
Cupid God of Soft Persuasion, Ms. Hallam (t) |
AM-A |
White, G. MS, 1790 |
74 |