| Name |
Text |
Gnr-Cntry |
Short Title |
Page |
| Miles |
Bonnie Wee Wife (t) |
AI-A |
Riley Flute 4, 1826 |
70 |
| Miles, Septimus |
Honorable Artillery Company's Grand Slow March (t) |
IC-E |
English Sheet Music |
4 |
| Miles, Septimus |
Honorable Artillery Company's Quick Step (t) |
IC-E |
English Sheet Music |
|
| Military Bands of Ph (pf) |
Two Grand Marches... General la Fayette.1 (t) |
AI-A |
American Sheet Music |
3 |
| Militia, For The use of The (pf) |
Abstract of Infantry Tactics |
AI-A |
US Light Inf, 1830 |
138 |
| Militia of Pennsylvania (pf) |
Regulations for the Exercise of Riflemen and Light Infantry |
AI-A |
US Riflemen, 1824 |
180, 16 Pl |
| Millan, J (pb) |
The Wanton Jesuit, or Innocence Seduced |
BA-E |
Wanton Jesuit, 1731 |
49 |
| Millard |
Alice Gray (t) |
AI-A |
Riley Flute 4, 1826 |
66 |
| Miller, James (t) |
The Coffee-House |
BA-E |
Coffee House, 1737 |
7,38 |
| Miller, James (t) |
An Hospital for Fools |
BA-E |
Hospital Fools, 1739 |
I,5;II,28 |
| Miller, John (c) |
"John Miller his Book of Music for the fife" |
MS-S |
Miller, J. MS, 1798 |
76 |
| Miller, M |
Celebrated March In Iphigenia in Aulide (t) |
IC-E |
English Sheet Music |
7 |
| Miller, M |
Twelve Military Marches (six Slow and Six Quick) |
IC-E |
Miller Marches, 1795 |
Parts |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
Hist I hear my mother call (fl) |
TW-E |
Maid/Mill, 1765 |
42-43 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
If I cannot plague the lubber (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
14-15 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
Mama how can you be so ill natur'd (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
16-18 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
He's as tight a lad to see to (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
27-28 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
If you can caper as well as you modulate (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
30 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
My minikin miss do you fancy that pol (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
32 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
Yes your wealth I hold at naught (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
40 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
My heart so o'erflows with its love for you both (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
44-46 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
Mother sure you never wou'd endeavor (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
58-61 |
| Miller, Miss (pf) |
Dunce, I did but sham (fl) |
TW-E |
Midas-1, 1764 |
66-67 |
| Miller, Mr. (m) |
Favourite Song (t) |
SC-E |
Clio-1, 1758 |
2 |
| Millice (m) |
O'er billows rolling (fl) |
BA-E |
Princess Of Tar, 1791 |
215 |
| Milne, Miss (pf) |
Donald of Dundee (t), or New Song, A (at) |
AI-A |
American SS-SM |
12-13 |
| Milne, Miss (pf) |
Love Shall Be My Guide (t) |
AI-A |
American SS-SM |
1-2 |
| Milne, Miss (pf) |
Indeed Young Man I Must Deny (t) |
AI-A |
American SS-SM |
12-13 |
| Milne, Miss (pf) |
Dear Is My Little Native Vale (t) |
SS-E |
SS, Folger-C52 |
107-108 ; LONDON |
| Milns, Mr. (t) |
Federal Constitution & Liberty for Ever (t), or New Patriotic Song, A (at) |
AI-A |
American SS-SM |
1-2 |
| Milns, Mr. (t) |
When the Old Heathen Gods (t) |
AI-A |
American SS-SM |
1-2 |
| Milns, Mr(t) |
Federal Constitution & Liberty for Ever, The (t) |
AI-A |
American Sheet Music |
|
| Milton(t) |
Let me wander, not unseen (fl) |
SC-E |
Amaryllis, 1760 |
II,11 |
| Milton(t) |
Would you taste the noontide air (fl) |
SC-E |
Amaryllis, 1760 |
II,50-51 |
| Milton(t) |
Song In l'Allegro E Penseroso (t) |
AM-A |
Cary MS, 1797 |
71-72 |
| Milton(t) |
Song 34 (t), or From Milton (at) |
SC-E |
Ritson, 1783 |
TII,38;MIII,202-205 |
| Milton(t) |
Comus, Musick In the Masque of |
SS-E |
SS, Folger-C52 |
60-84 |