| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1746.10.27 | Greenock | CITATION | Tune, A Begging we must go [t], sung by passengers of Irish wherry | 1775.05.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, A begging we will go [t], of lyric [beg] Tis money makes | 1775.06.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, A Begging We Will Go [t], of lyric [beg] Tis money makes the member | 1775.08.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, A Begging we will go [t], of lyric [beg] Tis money makes the member | 1775.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Tune, A begging we will go [t], of lyric [beg] Tis money makes the member | 1751.10.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, A Fishing we will go, chorus of Song in Praise of the British | 1730.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune a string, metaphor of lady's gossip | 1740.12.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Abbot of Cant [t] for lyric [beg] To Britain's bright genius | 1740.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Abbot of Canterbury [t], of lyric [beg] To Britain's bright genius | 1775.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Abbot of Canterbury [t], tune of lyric [beg] On Calvert's plains new | 1733.10.25 | Chester | CITATION | Tune, A-begging we will go [t], played by music in Chester in procession | 1769.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Adieu thou Lovely Youth [t], from Artaxerxes [t], Miss Hallam to sing | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Adieu thou lovely youth [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Adieu thou lovely youth [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1782.01.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, All Cry and No Wool [t], of lyric [beg] Hail, heav'n born muse! thy | 1774.05.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, All in the Downs, song, in concert program | 1774.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, All in the Downs, song, in concert program | 1774.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, All in the Downs, song, in concert program | 1774.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, All in the Downs, song, in concert program | 1764.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Ally Croaker [t], in essay responding to critic of fuguing tunes | 1764.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Ally Croaker [t], present church singing like a fugue on | 1764.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Ally Croaker [t], present church singing like a fugue on | 1768.08.22 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, American Song of Liberty [t], sung by Sons of Liberty | 1768.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, American Song of Liberty [t], sung by Sons of Liberty | 1768.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, American Song of Liberty [t], sung by Sons of Liberty | 1768.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, American Song of Liberty [t], sung by Sons of Liberty | 1768.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, American Song of Liberty [t], sung by Sons of Liberty | 1775.02.21 | Salem | CITATION | Tune, American Triumphant: or, Old England's Downfall [t], to be published | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Anacreontick Song, on concert program in New York | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Arabella or the Sisters [t] (Handel), on concert program | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Arabella or the Sisters [t] (Handel), on concert program | 1768.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Arcadian Nuptials [t], sung by Woolls, Mr and Wainwright, Mr | 1768.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Arcadian Nuptials [t], sung by Woolls, Mr and Wainwright, Mr | 1773.09.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, Archbishop of Canterbury [t], of lyric [beg] Lack-a-day my muse has | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ariadne [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo, of England | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ariadne [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo, of England | 1778.05.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Arm! Arm!--ye brave, air in Judas Maccabaeus [t], by Handel | 1754.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, As Chloe Came into the Room [t], to be sung by Hallam, Master L | 1754.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, As Chloe Came into the Room [t], to be sung by Hallam, Master L | 1768.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, As in the Blooming Spring [t], Storer, Miss M, to sing | 1778.01.17 | York | CITATION | Tune, As Jack the Brisk Young Drummer [t], of lyric [beg] As Jack the King's | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, As late I wandered o'er the plains [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, As late I wandered o'er the plains [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr | 1772.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ass [t], set clock to tune of, in lyric [beg] Of peppermint water | 1772.03.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ass [t], set clock to tune of, in lyric [beg] Of peppermint water, at | 1772.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ass [t], set clock to tune of, in lyric [beg] Of peppermint water, at | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Attic Fire [t], song in satirical program | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Auretti's Minuet [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Auretti's Minuet [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Copse [t], of lyric [beg] Behold with what ardor to action | 1769.07.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Fields [t], on concert program in New York | 1773.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Fields [t], to be sung by Stotherd, Mr, in concert program | 1773.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Fields [t], to be sung by Stotherd, Mr, in concert program | 1760.10.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1760.10.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1760.10.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1760.10.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1772.06.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Babes in the Wood [t], lady plays on harpsichord to revive spirits | 1770.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Babes in the Wood [t], simile in political essay | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Babs in the Wood [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1772.04.30 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Tune, Baldock's Fair Maid [t], mentioned in lyric [beg] Molly Mog, Black-eye | 1780.06.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Ballanamona Oro [t], of lyric [beg] I am glad my dear John, now to | 1780.07.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Ballanamona Oro [t], of lyric [beg] I am glad my dear John, now to | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Banks of the Dee, Answer to [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Banks of the Dee [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Bar ban, can, Caliban [t], in satire, metaphor of politics | 1781.02.13 | England | CITATION | Tune, Barbara Allen [t], song, in philosophical article on simple pleasures | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Battle of Monmouth [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Battle of the Kegs [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Battle of the Kegs [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1771.11.14 | Scotland | CITATION | Tune, Because He was a Bonny Lad [t], jilted bride ordered music to play | 1771.12.07 | Scotland | CITATION | Tune, Because He was a Bonny Lad [t], jilted bride ordered music to play | 1771.12.09 | Scotland | CITATION | Tune, Because He was a Bonny Lad [t], jilted bride ordered music to play | 1771.12.20 | Scotland | CITATION | Tune, Because He was a Bonny Lad [t], jilted bride ordered music to play | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Behold in me a wretch forlorn [t], song in satirical program | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Bellisle March [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Bellisle March [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1770.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Beneath his Ample Shade [t], from oratorio of Solomon [t], to be sung | 1767.05.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Betsey wilt thou gang wa me [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing | 1767.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Betsy Bell [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Miser [t] | 1769.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Bird [t] (Snow), to be sung by Woolls, Mr | 1775.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Bird, The [t], of lyric [beg] Why shou'd we of our lot complain | 1772.04.30 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Tune, Black eye'd Susan [t], mentioned in lyric [beg] Molly Mog, Black-ey'd | 1766.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], beat by Buckhorse in procession for mock funeral | 1766.06.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], beat by Buckhorse in procession for mock funeral | 1766.12.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], beat by Buckhorse in procession for mock funeral | 1731.05.27 | Gloucestershre | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], fiddler played for amorous couple in barn | 1777.11.07 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], of lyric [beg] Sure Jove had neer such mighty pow'r | 1778.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], of lyric [beg] Ye brave honest subjects | 1731.05.27 | Broadway | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], played for amorous couple in barn | 1731.06.07 | Broadway | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], played for amorous couple in barn | 1762.01.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], played on German flute for princesses to dance, satire | 1762.03.03 | London | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], played on German flute for princesses to dance, satire | 1762.03.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], played on German flute for princesses to dance, satire | 1778.05.26 | Northampton Fu | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], whistled by runaway named Penny | 1778.06.02 | Northampton Fu | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], whistled by runaway named Penny | 1778.06.09 | Northampton Fu | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], whistled by runaway named Penny | 1778.06.16 | Northampton Fu | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], whistled by runaway named Penny | 1778.06.30 | Northampton Fu | CITATION | Tune, Black Joke [t], whistled by runaway named Penny | 1770.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven, a hunting song [t], in concert program in New York | 1770.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven, a hunting song [t], in concert program in New York | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], in concert program at Vaux-hall Gardens | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1769.07.03 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], in concert program at Vaux-hall Gardens | 1777.12.04 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] American swarming by thousands on | 1777.01.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Americans swarming by thousands on | 1778.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] As I was a walking to draw the fresh | 1778.10.15 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet | 1778.12.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet | 1778.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] For battle prepar'd in their country | 1775.12.14 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric, [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us | 1775.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is | 1775.12.22 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is | 1775.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is | 1776.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is no | 1778.06.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] When valor directed by motives | 1778.07.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Black Sloven [t], of lyric [beg] When valor directed by motives | 1776.03.22 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Blackbird March [t], played by barrafoo | 1776.04.02 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Blackbird March [t], played by barrafoo | 1776.04.03 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Blackbird March [t], played by barrafoo | 1776.04.19 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Blackbird March [t], played by barrafoo | 1776.04.17 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Blackbird March [t], played by barrafoo in Lord Dunmore's Regiment | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Blackmoor, The [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Blest as the Immortal Gods is he [t], on concert program, | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Blest as the Immortal Gods is he [t], on concert program, | 1769.07.03 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Blest as the Immortal Gods is he [t], on concert program | 1768.12.09 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Blow, blow [t], of lyric [beg] Blow, blow, thou summer's breeze | 1774.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Blubber Hall [t], of lyric [beg] Some muse assist me to relate | 1769.11.09 | Manchester | CITATION | Tune, Bobbin Joan [t], Shakers sing and dance to | 1771.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.06 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.07 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.13 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1771.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bobbing Joan [t], played for amorous couple | 1782.03.07 | New Haven | CITATION | Tune book, Jocelyn, Simeon, and Doolittle, Amos, announce subscription | 1782.03.14 | New Haven | CITATION | Tune book, Jocelyn, Simeon, and Doolittle, Amos, announce subscription | 1782.03.21 | New Haven | CITATION | Tune book, Jocelyn, Simeon, and Doolittle, Amos, announce subscription | 1772.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bo-Peep [t], song in Bickerstaff's Boston Almanack [t] | 1783.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Bright Author [t], Hyde, Mrs, to sing in High Life Below Stairs [t] | 1783.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Bright Author [t], Hyde, Mrs, to sing in High Life Below Stairs [t] | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Bright Author of My Present Flame [t], on concert program in New York | 1770.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Bright Author of My Present Flame [t], to be sung at concert | 1740.01.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britain Strike Home [t], played by chimes in London, war announcement | 1755.06.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britain Strike Home [t], played by chimes of Royal Exchange clock | 1751.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britain's Charter [t], to be sung in Virgin Unmask'd [t] | 1768.08.31 | Berwick | CITATION | Tune, Britannia [t], played by band of music, Royal Scotch, for review | 1768.09.22 | Berwick | CITATION | Tune, Britannia [t], played by military band of music | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, British Fair [t], in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, British Fair [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, British Fair [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1768.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, British Fair [t], sung by Wainwright, Miss, in Country Lasses [t] | 1768.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, British Fair [t], sung by Wainwright, Miss, in Country Lasses [t] | 1775.05.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, British Granadier [t], of lyric [beg] That seat of science Athens | 1774.04.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadier [t], of lyric [beg] That seat of science Athens | 1774.05.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadier [t], of lyric [beg] That seat of science Athens | 1770.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], for song in Edes & Gill's...Almanack [t] | 1774.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers, of lyric [beg] That seat of science, Athens | 1776.02.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], of lyric [beg] Vain Britons, boast no longer | 1776.02.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], of lyric [beg] Vain Briton's, boast no longer | 1778.01.21 | Lancaster | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], of lyric [beg] Vain Britons boast no longer | 1770.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], of song in Edes & Gill's...Almanack [t] | 1770.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], of song in Edes & Gill's...Almanack [t] | 1769.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], to be sung at benefit concert in Boston | 1770.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], tune for song in Edes & Gill's...Almanack [t] | 1770.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], tune for song in Edes & Gill's...Almanack [t] | 1770.03.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, British Grenadiers [t], tune for song in Edes & Gill's...Almanack [t] | 1781.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.02.07 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1782.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Go Home [t], suggested by Miss Franks, in satirical byplay | 1778.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], American music to play, in metaphor | 1780.12.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], appropriate salute to Russian fleet | 1758.09.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], band to play during fireworks | 1756.06.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], in essay on benefits to pay cost of war | 1782.06.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Briton's, Strike Home [t], in lyric [beg] Dog that is beat has a right | 1770.05.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons, Strike Home [t], in political metaphor of Wilke's release | 1778.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], in prologue of Revenge, The [t] | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1758.09.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], part of fireworks for taking of Cape Breton | 1770.05.21 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played at Mansion House | 1770.05.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, Briton's Strike Home [t], played at Mansion House after toast | 1758.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by band of music | 1758.10.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by band of music | 1755.06.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by chimes of Royal Exchange clock | 1755.06.21 | London | CITATION | Tune, Briton's Strike Home [t], played by chimes of Royal Exchange Clock | 1740.02.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by chimes on Royal Exchange | 1744.10.11 | at sea | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by French horns on shipboard | 1744.10.15 | at sea | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by French horns on shipboard | 1763.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by music in Covent Garden Theatre | 1740.05.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played by trumpets in procession | 1783.03.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], played during toasts for Rodney | 1781.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.02.07 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1782.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], selected by General Clinton to open ball | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], song in satirical program | 1777.02.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], song that fires up people's loyalty | 1770.12.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], sung by actor at Covent Garden Theatre | 1741.02.09 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Britons Strike Home [t], with changes, rung by bells in Dublin | 1764.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Broom [t], to be sung by Morris, Mrs, after Anatomist [t] | 1768.06.08 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, Bumper 'Squire Jones [t], of lyric [beg] Whilst parties engage | 1783.05.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Bunker's Hill [t], of lyric [beg] Will no one tell the pretty tale | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Busy Fly, The [t], song in satirical program | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Butter'd Pease [t], in lyric [beg] And is Mamma resolv'd to | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, By the gayly circling glass [t], of lyric [beg] Listen to that | 1778.09.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, Cab'er There Was, A [t], of lyric [beg] Ye poor simple people, who | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Can love be controuled by advice? [t], song in satirical program | 1763.05.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Canada is all ours [t], opening dance at ball in London for peace | 1763.05.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Canada is All Ours [t], played at ball in London, given for Peace | 1766.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Cantate Domino [t], in concert program in New York, with harp | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Canterbury [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism of new tune | 1776.02.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Carbinier's March [t], in teaching manual exercise to music | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Cease! O cease! thou vile seducer! [t], song in satirical program | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Cease, rude Boreas [t], song in satirical program | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Chalk's Hornpipe [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Chalk's Hornpipe [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1763.06.25 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by Dr Mayhew, in drummer's habit | 1757.04.28 | Oswego | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in Fort Ontario for truce | 1762.10.22 | St John's | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in French capitulation | 1762.10.18 | Newfoundland | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in Newfoundland for surrender | 1762.10.18 | Newfoundland | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in Newfoundland for surrender | 1762.10.22 | Newfoundland | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in Newfoundland for surrender | 1757.05.05 | Oswego | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in Oswego for capitulation | 1762.11.04 | Newfoundland | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in St John's, Newfoundland | 1745.08.26 | Tournay | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat by drums in Tournay for surrender | 1772.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat in submission, in essay on patriotism | 1734.09.23 | Philipsburgh | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], beat to surrender when assault on town was prepared | 1783.08.30 | Belfast | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], in Belfast, beat for capitulation of garrison | 1734.11.23 | Gaeta | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], in Gaeta, beat for surrender terms | 1745.09.15 | Tournay | CITATION | Tune, Chamade [t], in Tournay, beat by drums for surrender | 1764.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, chanting, for sale by Rivington | 1734.08.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Charing-Cross [t], of lyric [beg] Undone, undone, the Tories cry | 1769.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Charter Song [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing in Brave Irishman [t] | 1769.03.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Charter Song [t], Wools, Mr, to sing after Busy Body [t] | 1767.05.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Chearful Virgins [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing after Stratagem [t] | 1774.03.07 | Newcastle Cnty | CITATION | Tune, Cheating Lady [t], sung by runaway servant named M'Connel, John | 1771.11.11 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Cheshire Round [t], in lyric [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1771.11.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Cheshire Round [t], in lyric [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1771.12.06 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Cheshire Round [t], in lyric [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1779.04.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cheshire Round [t], in lyric [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1776.06.07 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], in lyric of M'Fingal [t] | 1776.04.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], in lyric [t] [beg] When Yankies skill'd in martial | 1774.10.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], model of lyric [beg] God prosper long our liberty | 1774.10.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], of lyric [beg] God prosper long our liberty | 1757.05.30 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], of lyric [beg] God prosper long our noble King | 1753.05.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], old ballad | 1768.09.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chace [t], tune of lyric [beg] Cat breeds a kitten, the serpent | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chase [t], ballad ordered from Ireland, last line: The English | 1746.08.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chase [t], of lyric [beg] God prosper long our noble King | 1760.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Chevy Chase [t], of lyric [beg] Princely huntsman once did live, A | 1773.01.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, Chevy-Chace [t], good old song, quoted in essay [beg] I trust we have | 1773.01.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, Chevy-Chace [t], good old song, reference in essay | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Cleone, a Cantata [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Cleone, a Cantata [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1768.02.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, clerk of parish harangues congregation over | 1778.08.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Cob'er There War, A [t], of lyric [beg] Ye poor simple people, who | 1758.09.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.10.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.10.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.03.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.04.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.04.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.05.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1758.09.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was, A [t], of Old Song wrote by...New-England Planter | 1752.11.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was [t], of lyric [beg] Ye good people all, who of | 1776.04.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Cobler there was [t], of lyric [beg] Ye poor silly people | 1776.05.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Cobler There Was [t], of lyric [beg] Ye poor silly people | 1767.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Colin and Phillis [t], Woolls and Wainwright to sing in Miser [t] | 1750.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Colin and Phoebe [t], to be sung after Devil to Pay [t] | 1751.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Colin and Phoebe [t], to be sung after Recruiting Officer [t] | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, College Hornpipe [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, College Hornpipe [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1740.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Come and Listen to My Ditty [t], of lyric [beg] As, near Porto Bello | 1740.09.29 | London | CITATION | Tune, Come and listen to my ditty [t], of lyric [beg] As, near Porto Bello | 1740.10.30 | London | CITATION | Tune, Come and listen to my ditty [t], of lyric [beg] As, near Porto Bello | 1767.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come cheer up my lads [t], Woolls to sing in Miser [t] | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come, come, my dear girl [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come, come, my dear girl [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1762.03.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come, come my dear shepherd [t], to be sung in Harlequin Collector [t] | 1762.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come, come my dear shepherd [t], to be sung in Harlequin Collector [t] | 1769.05.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come Ever Smiling Liberty [t], from Judas Maccabeus [t], to be sung | 1769.05.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come Ever Smiling Liberty [t], from Judas Maccabeus [t], to be sung | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come Ever Smiling Liberty [t], to be sung in concert | 1768.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come Jolly Bacchus [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty | 1768.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come Jolly Bacchus [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly sons of liberty | 1768.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come Jolly Bacchus [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty | 1768.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come Jolly Bacchus [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty | 1768.08.19 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Come Jolly Bacchus [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty | 1768.08.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come Jolly Bacchus [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty | 1762.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come my dear Shepherds [t], to be sung in Harlequin Collector [t] | 1777.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Come, my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] Come all ye good | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Come Rouse Brother Sportsman [t], on concert program in New York | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Come with me, ye Jolly dogs [t], song in satirical program | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Coronation Anthem [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Coronation Anthem [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1769.05.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Country Bumpkin [t], in metaphor of ball as topical satire | 1769.05.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Country Bunkin [t], in metaphor of ball as topical satire | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cruel Tyrant Love [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cruel Tyrant Love [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1770.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Cruel Tyrant Love [t], to be sung at concert | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cruel Tyrant [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Cruel Tyrant [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1732.02.19 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Tune, Cuckolds come dig [t], played for drumming thief out of regiment | 1780.01.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Cut Purse, of lyric [beg] Old English cause knocks at every man's door | 1769.11.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Cymon and Iphigene [t], to be sung between acts of Conscious Lovers | 1767.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Cymon and Iphiginia [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing after Lecture on Heads | 1767.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Cymon and Iphiginia [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing after Lecture on Heads | 1755.12.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Damon and Chloe [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Damon and Chloe [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Damon and Chloe [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1755.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Damon and Chloe [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1755.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Damon and Chloe [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1755.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Damon and Chloe [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Daphne in Midas [t], in cantata Sacrifice [t] | 1777.02.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Dawn of Hate, A [t], of lyric [beg] Ah! Celia, why this angry air | 1775.09.13 | France | CITATION | Tune, De Profundis [t], sung by convent in response to ventriloquist's trick | 1721.07.03 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, De Profundis [t], sung in Paris for deceas'd Pope | 1754.01.22 | Rouen | CITATION | Tune, De Profundis [t], sung in Rouen, procession, mock funeral of Bull | 1754.02.19 | Rouen | CITATION | Tune, De Profundis [t], sung in Rouen, procession, mock funeral of Bull | 1754.02.05 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, De Profundis [t], sung on death of Brunet | 1729.04.03 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, De Profundis [t], to be sung at service, forbidden by Cardinal | 1768.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead beat [t], beat by drums before execution in Boston | 1768.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead beat [t], beat by drums before execution in Boston | 1768.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead beat [t], beat by drums before execution in Boston | 1768.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead beat [t], beat by drums before execution in Boston | 1768.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead beat [t], beat by drums before execution in Boston | 1769.01.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead beat [t], beat by drums before execution in Boston | 1768.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], beat by drums before execution of deserter | 1751.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums for funeral of his Royal Highness | 1761.01.29 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums for funeral of King | 1761.01.29 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums for funeral of King | 1761.02.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums for funeral of King | 1761.02.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums for funeral of King | 1751.08.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, Dead march [t], beat by drums for funeral of Prince of Wales | 1761.01.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums in London for funeral of King George II | 1775.03.14 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat by drums in Wethersfield to accompany Tories away | 1775.03.23 | Connecticut | CITATION | Tune, Dead march [t], beat by ghostly drums in Connecticut | 1775.03.27 | Connecticut | CITATION | Tune, Dead march [t], beat by ghostly drums in Connecticut | 1775.03.29 | Connecticut | CITATION | Tune, Dead march [t], beat by ghostly drums in Connecticut | 1779.12.14 | Woodbridge | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], beat by muffled drum for burial of Parker | 1751.07.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, beat in funeral of Prince of Wales | 1740.05.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], drummers practicing, preparing for execution | 1740.06.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], drummers practicing, preparing for execution | 1769.05.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Dead March in Saul [t], to be played by marrow bones and cleavers | 1769.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead March in Saul [t], to be played in Boston, in mock procession | 1773.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by Band of music for funeral procession of Hay | 1773.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by Band of music for funeral procession of Hay | 1773.04.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by band of music, for funeral procession | 1773.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by Band of music for funeral procession of Hay | 1779.07.05 | Wyoming | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by band of music, Proctor's, in Wyoming | 1779.07.12 | Wyoming | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by band of music, Proctor's, in Wyoming | 1779.08.03 | Wyoming | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by band of music, Proctor's, in Wyoming | 1783.06.17 | Barbadoes | CITATION | Tune, dead march, played by drum and fife, in Barbadoes | 1770.04.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Dead march, played by drums and trumpets for funeral | 1783.05.01 | Barbadoes | CITATION | Tune, dead march, played by drums in Barbadoes for execution | 1773.05.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, dead march, played by fifes and drums protesting proclamation | 1773.06.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, dead march, played by fifes and drums protesting proclamation | 1762.09.03 | Spain | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by kettle drums and trumpets on Good Friday | 1779.08.11 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Tune, Dead march [t], played by music for funeral of Mansfield, James | 1761.01.29 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, played by trumpets for funeral of King George II | 1761.01.26 | London | CITATION | Tune, dead march, played by trumpets in London for funeral of King George II | 1770.04.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Dead march [t], played by trumpets in Portsmouth, for burial | 1769.05.04 | Rome | CITATION | Tune, Dead March [t], played by trumpets in Rome in procession for funeral | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Death and the Lady [t], duet in satirical program | 1756.08.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Death Song [t], sung by Indian in torture-execution by French | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], in satire, metaphor of political affairs | 1774.12.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Derry Down [t], of lyric [beg] Expences of war, and corruptions of | 1774.12.22 | London | CITATION | Tune, Derry Down [t], of lyric [beg] Expences of war, and corruptions | 1774.12.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Expenses of war, and conceptions of | 1775.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Expenses of war, and corruptions | 1778.10.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Our farce is now finished | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Rouse, Britons! at length | 1776.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Saint George for their patron our | 1776.04.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Saint George for their patron our | 1781.11.08 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Derry Down [t], of lyric [beg] When southward Cornwallis first | 1781.11.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Derry Down [t], of lyric [beg] When southward Cornwallis first enter'd | 1783.10.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Tune, Derry down [t], of lyric [beg] Ye blood thirsty Tories | 1766.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Deus Misereatur [t], with harp obligato, in concert program | 1760.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Dickey and Nelly [t], in New American Magazine, January, 1760 | 1729.04.03 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, Dies Illa [t], hymn to be sung at service, forbidden by Cardinal | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Diogenes surly and proud [t], in satire, metaphor of political affairs | 1783.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, funeral, in lyric [beg] What doleful tidings in mine ears they | 1783.09.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, dirge, funeral, played by band for funeral procesion of Joseph Torry | 1783.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, dirge, funeral, played by band for funeral procesion of Joseph Torry | 1783.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, dirge, funeral, played by band for funeral procesion of Joseph Torry | 1783.10.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, dirge, funeral, played by band in procession in Boston | 1780.04.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, Funeral [t], played by band of music for Monk's procession | 1780.04.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, dirge, funeral, played by band of music in procession for burial | 1738.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, in lyric [beg] Gayly the bells, for him, in concert rung | 1759.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, in lyric [beg] Wake! awake the plaintive strain | 1773.08.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, dirge, played on organ by Peter Pelham, at William Rind's funeral | 1779.08.19 | Wyoming | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, fifes played in procession for burial | 1779.09.18 | Wyoming | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, fifes played, in procession for burial | 1776.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn funeral, played in Boston, for funeral of Warren | 1767.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1767.05.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1768.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1768.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1768.04.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1769.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1782.11.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1782.11.14 | West Point | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, played by band of music in funeral procession of Trant | 1782.11.21 | West Point | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, played by band of music in funeral procession of Trant | 1782.11.23 | Nelson's Point | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, played by band of music in funeral procession | 1783.09.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, played in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1772.02.20 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn [t], sung in Dublin, by children in funeral procession | 1772.03.05 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn [t], sung in Dublin, by children in funeral procession | 1772.03.10 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn [t], sung in Dublin, by children in funeral procession | 1772.03.13 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn [t], sung in Dublin, by children in funeral procession | 1772.02.24 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, sung in Dublin, by children of Blue-Coat Hospital | 1769.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Dirge, solemn, to be performed in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1769.05.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, to be played in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1769.05.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, to be played in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1762.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, to be sung in Romeo and Juliet [t] | 1762.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, to be sung in Romeo and Juliet [t] (Shakespeare) | 1762.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, to be sung in Romeo and Juliet [t] (Shakespeare) | 1762.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, dirge, solemn, to be sung in Romeo and Juliet [t] (Shakespeare) | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Do, Goody, now pray moderate [t], song in satirical program | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Do you mean to hire for service [t], song in satirical program | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Doodle doo [t], of lyric [beg] Frenchmen came upon the coast, The | 1779.01.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Doodle, doodle do [t], bear danced to, character in masquerade | 1776.02.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Dorsetshire March [t], in teaching manual exercise to music | 1770.03.08 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, Doxology [t], sung at Orphan House in procession to worship | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Duet on Marriage...Prince Augusta (Arne), to be sung in Country Lasses | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Duet on Marriage...Prince Augusta (Arne), to be sung in Country Lasses | 1783.11.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, Duraling [t], of lyric [beg] See gay Mrs. Tonish, of Grosv'nor Place | 1773.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Dust Cart [t], to be sung by Stotherd, Mr, in concert program | 1773.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Dust Cart [t], to be sung by Stotherd, Mr, in concert program | 1772.12.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], sung by Woolls, Mr, in Devil to Pay | 1772.12.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], sung by Woolls, Mr, in Devil to Pay | 1773.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], sung by Woolls, Mr, in Devil to Pay | 1773.01.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], sung by Woolls, Mr, in Devil to Pay | 1781.10.25 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], to be sung after Douglass [t] | 1766.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], to be sung by Mr Woolls in Devil to Pay [t] | 1766.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], to be sung by Mr Woolls in Devil to Pay [t] | 1767.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Early Horn [t], to be sung by Mr Woolls in Devil to Pay [t] | 1768.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Early horn [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr, in Devil to Pay [t] | 1768.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Early horn [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr, in Devil to Pay [t] | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Easter Hymn [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Easter Hymn [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1775.05.26 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, Ecchoing Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'tis Freedom that calls, come | 1775.06.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Ecchoing Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls | 1775.06.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Ecchoing Horn, The [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls | 1775.05.18 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls, come | 1775.05.24 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls | 1775.05.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls | 1775.05.29 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls, come | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1775.05.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], tune of lyric [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls | 1775.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Echoing Horn [t], tune of lyric [beg] Hark! tis freedom that calls | 1773.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ellen a Room [t], Storer, Miss, to sing after George Barnwell [t] | 1769.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ellen a Roon [t], Storer, Miss M, to sing after Love a la Mode [t] | 1768.11.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ellen a Roon [t], Storer, Miss Maria, to sing in Love a la Mode [t] | 1773.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ellen a Roon [t], Storer, Miss, to sing after George Barnwell [t] | 1773.06.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ellen a Roon [t], Storer, Miss, to sing in King Richard III [t] | 1773.06.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ellen A Roon [t], Storer, Miss, to sing in Love A La Mode [t] | 1773.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ellen a Roon [t], Storer, Miss, to sing in Merchant of Venice [t] | 1768.11.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ellen-A-Roon [t], Irish song, to be sung in Love A-La-Mode [t] | 1773.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ellen-a-Roon [t], Miss Storer to sing in Merchant of Venice [t] | 1747.04.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, English march [t], drums of Scots Guards to beat | 1747.04.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, English March [t], Scots Regiments to beat in future | 1747.04.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, English marches, Scots Regiments to beat in future | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, English Padlock [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, English Padlock [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1755.06.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Enter'd Apprentice Song [t], played by bells and band for Freemasons | 1755.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Enter'd Apprentice's Song [t], played by bells and band of music | 1755.07.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Enter'd Apprentice's Song [t], played by bells and band of music | 1755.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Enter'd Apprentice's Song [t], played by bells and band of music | 1737.05.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Entered Apprentice Song [t], sung after Recruiting Officer [t] | 1773.06.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Entered Apprentices Song [t], Mr Woolls to sing in West Indian [t] | 1773.06.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Entered Apprentices Song [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing in West Indian [t] | 1770.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Epithalamium [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr, and Storer, Miss | 1777.04.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Eugeane's March [t], of lyric [beg] Hark, the loud drums, hark | 1774.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Exaudet's Minuet with Echos [t], on concert program | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fair Aurora [t], duet from Artaxerxes [t], on concert program, | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fair Aurora [t], duet from Artaxerxes [t], on concert program, | 1769.07.03 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fair Aurora [t], duet from Artaxerxes [t], on concert program | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Fairest of all female kind [t], song in satirical concert program | 1773.09.06 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Fall of Angels and Man [t], hymn in New England Psalm Book [t] | 1773.09.13 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Fall of Angels and Man [t], hymn in New England Psalm Book [t] | 1773.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Fall of Angels and Man [t], hymn in New England Psalm Book [t] | 1774.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Fall of Angels and Man [t], hymn in New England Psalm Book [t] | 1774.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Fall of Angels and Man [t], hymn in New England Psalm Book [t] | 1774.02.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Fall of Angels and Man [t], hymn in New England Psalm Book [t] | 1775.03.06 | Taunton | CITATION | Tune, Fam'd British Bands [t], of lyric [beg] Hark the goddess of fame, fair | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Fame, Let Thy Trumpet Sound [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1766.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Fame, Let Thy Trumpet Sound [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1766.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Fame, Let Thy Trumpet Sound [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1766.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Fame, Let Thy Trumpet Sound [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1766.06.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Fame, Let Thy Trumpet Sound [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1766.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Fame, Let Thy Trumpet Sound [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Female Whig [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Festive Board [t], in satire, metaphor of political affairs | 1781.07.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Few Happy Matches [t], in Horae Lyricae [t] (Watts) | 1782.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fife and Drum [t], to be sung in epilogue of Recruiting Officer [t] | 1782.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fife and Drum [t], to be sung in epilogue of Recruiting Officer [t] | 1769.05.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fly Soft Ideas [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung by Miss M Storer | 1769.05.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Fly Soft Ideas [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung by Miss M Storer | 1768.09.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, Forty Five [t], dancing and singing in England to | 1768.09.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, Forty-Five [t], dancing to, in essay on vanity | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Free Mason's Song [t], of lyric [beg] Come let us rejoice | 1746.10.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, French, metaphor of political affairs, Pretender's goods sold | 1746.12.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, French, metaphor of political affairs, Pretender's goods sold | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, From the East Breaks the Morn [t], in concert program | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, From the East Breaks the Morn [t], sung in program of benefit concert | 1780.11.30 | New Haven | CITATION | Tune, Funeral Thought [t], sung in New Haven, for funeral | 1769.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Furia de Dona Irrata [t], from Buona Figlola [t], Miss Hallam to sing | 1734.01.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Galloway Tom [t], in lyric [beg] Not ev'ry temper rural scenes | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gamester [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gamesters and Lawyers are Jugglers..[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gamesters and Lawyers are Jugglers..[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gamesters and Lawyers are Jugglers..[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Gaudy Tulip [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Gaudy Tulip [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gen Burgoyne's Defeat [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gen Wolfe [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1760.09.26 | Montreal | CITATION | Tune, General [t], beat at daybreak at Montreal | 1760.09.29 | Montreal | CITATION | Tune, General [t], beat at daybreak at Montreal | 1770.05.17 | Geneva | CITATION | Tune, General [t], beat by drums in Geneva, in outbreak of sedition | 1760.05.15 | Metz | CITATION | Tune, Generale [t], beat by drums in Metz, to call troops under arms | 1779.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Genius of England [t] (Purcell), song wanted by Rivington, James | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Genius of England [t], song in satirical program | 1745.03.19 | Rome | CITATION | Tune, German, played by military music of Austrian Army, to taunt Spanish | 1745.03.19 | Rome | CITATION | Tune, German, played by military music of Austrian Army, to taunt Spanish | 1781.07.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Get You Gone, Raw-Head... [t], of lyric [beg] Oh! Old England | 1762.04.24 | Bristol | CITATION | Tune, glassychord stays in | 1758.07.13 | Carthagena | CITATION | Tune, Gloria in Excelsis [t], sung at mass | 1764.12.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Gloria Patri [t], parish clerk asked to sing | 1764.12.03 | London | CITATION | Tune, Gloria Patri [t], parish clerk asked to sing, minister kicked him | 1768.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons | 1768.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly sons of | 1768.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly sons of | 1768.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons | 1768.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons | 1768.08.19 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons | 1768.08.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Glorious First of August [t], of lyric [beg] Come jolly Sons | 1758.11.27 | Cornwall | CITATION | Tune, Glorious Twenty-Sixth of July, 1758 [t], sung in Cornwall | 1728.01.08 | Bath | CITATION | Tune, Go to Bed Tom [t], drums beat in Bath, at eleven PM on King's birthday | 1728.02.05 | Bath | CITATION | Tune, Go to Bed Tom [t], drums beat in Bath, at eleven PM on King's birthday | 1728.02.27 | Bath | CITATION | Tune, Go to Bed Tom [t], drums beat in Bath, at eleven PM on King's birthday | 1779.05.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God prosper long our noble King, song quoted in lyric | 1746.03.31 | TunbridgeWells | CITATION | Tune, God Save Brave George our King [t], sung in Tunbridge Wells | 1771.06.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George our King [t], of lyric [beg] Grateful Virginia | 1771.12.23 | Deptford | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], played by band of music | 1772.01.13 | Deptford | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], played by band of music | 1772.01.16 | Deptford | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], played by band of music | 1770.12.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], sung by actor at Covent Garden | 1758.11.27 | Cornwall | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], sung in Cornwall for surrender | 1758.12.14 | Penryn | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], sung in Penryn for victory | 1766.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1766.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], sung in Philadelphia procession | 1766.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save Great George Our King [t], sung in Philadelphia in procession | 1779.02.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save Our King [t], in lyric [beg] Let Bute and North divide | 1757.12.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, God Save Our Noble King [t], of lyric [beg] Fleet! Spread thy canvas | 1758.12.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God Save our Noble King [t], of lyric [beg] See Royal Edward land! | 1757.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save Our Noble King [t], tune of lyric [beg] Fleet! spread by | 1768.07.13 | Oxford | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], cited in lyric [beg] Since downy Doctors spend | 1776.08.24 | Buckingham | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], for lyric [beg] Free states, attend the song | 1778.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], in prologue of Revenge, The [t] | 1776.12.19 | Peekskill | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], Lee to teach enemy to dance to different tune | 1776.12.19 | Peekskill | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], Lee to teach enemy to dance to different tune | 1776.12.24 | New Jersey | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], loyalists dance to, in metaphor of control | 1776.02.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, God Save The King [t], march, in teaching manual exercise to music | 1773.11.11 | Montreal | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], music in Montreal in procession,King's birthday | 1781.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], of lyric [beg] By sacred influence hurl'd | 1777.12.04 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], of lyric [beg] Fame, let thy Trumpet sound | 1782.01.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], of lyric [beg] God save the thirteen states | 1778.06.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], of lyric [beg] Next in our song shall be | 1764.04.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], on concert program, with drums and clarinets | 1764.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], on concert program, with drums and clarinets | 1764.04.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], on concert program, with drums and clarinets | 1761.04.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played at Drury Lane Theatre for King | 1773.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played at Drury Lane Theatre, for King | 1773.09.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played at Jews Synagogue | 1773.08.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band and sung by inhabitants for King | 1773.08.26 | Godalmin | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band and sung by inhabitants for King | 1773.08.30 | Godalmin | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band and sung by inhabitants for King | 1773.09.02 | Godalmin | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band and sung by inhabitants for King | 1773.09.09 | Godalmin | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band and sung by inhabitants for King | 1773.09.09 | Godalmin | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band and sung by inhabitants for King | 1775.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music, 47th regiment | 1754.09.23 | Bristol | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Bristol | 1763.09.29 | Malden | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1763.10.06 | Malden | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1763.10.08 | Malden | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1763.10.14 | Malden | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1766.08.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession in London | 1766.09.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in London | 1769.05.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1769.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1769.07.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in London | 1769.07.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in procession | 1769.07.31 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in London | 1774.04.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1774.05.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in New York | 1777.11.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Philadelphia | 1777.12.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Philadelphia | 1782.05.16 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1782.06.01 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1782.06.03 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in balcony | 1782.06.08 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Kingston | 1782.06.10 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1782.06.11 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1782.06.13 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1782.06.13 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1782.06.15 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music in Jamaica | 1781.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music of Loyal Volunteers | 1781.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music of Loyal Volunteers | 1775.11.08 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, God Save The King [t], played by band of music, recruiting procession | 1775.11.13 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by band of music, recruiting procession | 1775.11.28 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, God Save The King [t], played by band of music, recruiting procession | 1776.02.03 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, God Save The King [t], played by band of music, recruiting procession | 1778.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by bands of music for Meschianza | 1773.09.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by bands of music on board ship | 1780.06.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by bells in Charleston, King's birthday | 1766.08.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by drums in procession of weavers | 1766.09.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by drums in procession of weavers | 1771.10.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by Fishmonger's band in barge, for King | 1770.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by French horns, for new Liberty Pole | 1770.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by French horns, for new Liberty Pole | 1770.02.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by French horns, for new Liberty Pole | 1770.02.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by French horns, for new Liberty Pole | 1770.02.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by French horns, for new Liberty Pole | 1781.09.08 | Black Heath | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music at review | 1774.09.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music, for Isaac Low's departure | 1769.07.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music in procession in London | 1769.07.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music in procession for election | 1769.07.31 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music in procession for election | 1769.08.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save The King [t], played by music in procession for Wilkes | 1773.11.01 | Montreal | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music in procession in Montreal | 1773.11.11 | Richmond | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music of Goldsmiths Company in barge | 1774.09.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music on departure of Isaac Low | 1774.09.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by music on departure of Isaac Low | 1770.05.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played by trumpeter as salute to Lord Mayor | 1783.03.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played during toasts for Rodney | 1770.01.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played on flute at Drury Lane Theatre | 1770.01.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played on flute at Drury Lane Theatre | 1770.01.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played on flute at Drury Lane Theatre | 1770.01.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played on flute at Drury Lane Theatre | 1770.01.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played on flute at Drury Lane Theatre | 1770.01.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], played on flute at Drury-Lane Theatre for King | 1758.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], rung by bells for Cape Breton victory | 1777.02.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], song that fires up people's loyalty | 1778.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung after prologue to Revenge [t], in New York | 1769.12.28 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung at Stratford upon Avon by whole audience | 1772.01.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by audience in London playhouse | 1772.01.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by audience in London playhouse | 1775.04.17 | Westchester | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by inhabitants after election of delegates | 1773.08.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by Jews in Portsmouth, in procession | 1773.08.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by Jews in Portsmouth, in procession | 1773.08.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by Jews in Portsmouth, in procession | 1773.08.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by Jews in Portsmouth, in procession | 1773.09.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung by Jews in Portsmouth, in procession | 1761.01.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung in acclamation of George III | 1746.01.20 | Deptford | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung in Deptford after procession | 1746.02.10 | Deptford | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung in Deptford at anti-popery pageant | 1761.01.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung in Philadelphia, for George III | 1761.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], sung in Philadelphia, for George III | 1780.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be played by band of music at fair and races | 1780.11.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be played by band of music at races | 1780.11.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be played by band of music at fair and races | 1783.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be played by Franceschini | 1769.04.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung at benefit concert in New York | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save The King [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1768.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr after Country Lasses | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr and Wainwright, Miss | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr and Wainwright, Miss | 1767.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr and Wainwright, Miss | 1780.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, God Save the King [t], to be sung in Recruiting Officer [t] | 1783.07.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God save the Thirteen States [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God save the thirteen States [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God save the Thirteen States [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God Save the Thirteen States [t], sung in Charleston on 4th of July | 1783.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, God save the XIII States [t], played for 4th of July | 1775.08.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.08.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.09.05 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.09.06 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.09.11 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from | 1775.09.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.09.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1775.10.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In a chariot of light from the | 1781.09.20 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] In the regions of light | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gra Ma Chre, Answer to [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Gra Ma Chre [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1782.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Gramachree [t], of lyric [beg] Say, must I wing my distant flight | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Grano's March [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Grano's March [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1783.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Great Washington [t], played by band of music in Philadelphia | 1783.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Great Washington [t], played in Philadelphia for St Tammany's Day | 1777.12.03 | Brandywine | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], beat by British drums at Brandywine on attack | 1760.08.16 | Etchawee | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], beat by drummer in Etchawee | 1724.12.21 | London | CITATION | Tune, Grenadier's March [t], beat by drums at execution of deserter | 1779.07.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Grenadier's March [t], beat by drums in New York during attack | 1779.07.22 | St Lucia | CITATION | Tune, Grenadier's March [t], beat during attack in St Lucia | 1762.03.11 | Germany | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], beat for Prince Ferdinand's assault | 1756.02.23 | Plymouth | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], Marshal, Thomas, ae 105, drummer, first to beat | 1756.02.28 | Plymouth | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], Marshal, Thomas, ae 105, drummer, first to beat | 1756.02.19 | Plymouth | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], Marshall, Thomas, ae 105, drummer, first to beat | 1758.08.21 | Louisburg | CITATION | Tune, Grenadier's March [t], played by fifes and drums relieving guards | 1758.08.24 | Louisburg | CITATION | Tune, Grenadier's March [t], played by fifes and drums relieving guards | 1758.09.07 | Louisburg | CITATION | Tune, Grenadier's March [t], played by fifes and drums relieving guards | 1730.04.23 | Tedsworth | CITATION | Tune, Grenadiers March [t], played by ghost drummer in Tedsworth | 1780.07.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Grog is the Liquor of Life [t] (Green) | 1779.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Grog is the Liquor of Life [t] (Greene), song wanted by Rivington, J | 1775.06.16 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Hail Albion, Fam'd Albion [t], of lyric [beg] Hail America, Hail! | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Handel's Air [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Handel's Air [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hapless Lovers [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in School for Lovers [t] | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hapless Lovers [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in School for Lovers [t] | 1766.02.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Hapless Lovers Who Sigh in Vain [t] (Arnold), to be sung by Wainwright | 1772.11.23 | Falmouth | CITATION | Tune, Hark from the Tombs [t] (Watts), sung in Falmouth, for condemned man | 1777.01.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Hark! Hark! the Joy Inspiring Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Come soldiers | 1777.08.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hark! Hark!, the joy inspiring horn [t], of lyric [beg] Come soldiers | 1777.08.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Hark! Hark! the Joy Inspiring Horn [t], of lyric [beg] Come soldiers | 1778.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hark! Hark! the joy inspiring horn [t], of lyric [beg] Hark! Hark! the | 1780.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hark! Hark! the joy inspiring horn [t], to be sung | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hark, 'tis I your own true love [t], from Maid of the Mill [t] | 1783.12.09 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Tune, He comes! He comes! [t], of lyric [beg] They come! they come! | 1783.12.12 | New London | CITATION | Tune, He Comes! He Comes! [t], of lyric [beg] They come! they come! | 1783.12.18 | Bennington | CITATION | Tune, He comes! He comes! [t], of lyric [beg] They come! they come! | 1783.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, He Comes! He Comes! [t], of lyric [beg] They come! they come! | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, He Comes! He Comes! [t], of lyric [beg] They come! they come! | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come join hand in hand brave | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave | 1768.07.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave | 1768.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave | 1768.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave | 1768.07.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come join hand in hand | 1768.07.23 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Heart of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave | 1774.10.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak, for lyric [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my song | 1775.07.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come chear up, my lads | 1769.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come cheer up, my lads, like a true | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come cheer up, my lads, let us haste | 1774.08.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my | 1774.09.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, come, my brave boys | 1774.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my | 1768.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come, join hand in hand | 1768.07.22 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come join hand in hand, brave | 1776.01.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come join hand in hand, brave | 1775.07.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Come rouse up my lads, and join in | 1779.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], of lyric [beg] Here's a bumper brave boys to the | 1763.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], played by music in Covent Garden Theatre | 1774.05.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Hearts of Oak [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr, in Reprisal [t] | 1773.09.06 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Heaven after the General Judgement [t], New England Psalm Book [t] | 1773.09.13 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Heaven after the General Judgement [t], New England Psalm Book [t] | 1773.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Heaven after the General Judgement [t], New England Psalm Book [t] | 1774.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Heaven after the General Judgement [t], New England Psalm Book [t] | 1774.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Heaven after the General Judgement [t], New England Psalm Book [t] | 1774.02.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Heaven after the General Judgement [t], New England Psalm Book [t] | 1764.03.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Heavy Hours [t], to be sung by Cheer, Miss, after Wonder! A Woman [t] | 1770.11.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Here's a good health [t], from Devil to Pay [t] | 1770.12.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Here's a good health [t], from Devil to Pay [t] | 1770.08.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], played in barge for visit of Mrs Maccaulay to ship | 1770.08.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], played in barge for visit of Mrs Maccaulay to ship | 1770.08.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], played in barge for visit of Mrs Maccaulay to ship | 1773.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], song to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1773.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], song to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1773.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], song to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1773.10.28 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes [t], song to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1783.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes, The [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.07.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes, The [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes, The [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Hero Comes, The [t], played for 4th of July | 1774.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hey! my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] What did my phlogy, my | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hey my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] Oh how merry how merry | 1769.11.09 | Manchester | CITATION | Tune, Hie thee Jemmy Home again [t], Shakers sing and dance to | 1773.04.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Highland Laddie [t], concerto to be performed in concert in Boston | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Highland Laddy [t], in lyric [beg] And is Mamma resolv'd to | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Highland Queen [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Highland Queen [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1772.08.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Highland Queen [t], sung during Lecture on Heads [t] | 1774.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hills Tops [t], in Royal American Magazine [t], April 1774 | 1741.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As great Vernon lay all pensive | 1741.06.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As great Vernon lay all pensive | 1774.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.02.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] Mark yon wretch submissive bending | 1782.05.08 | Dover | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] O'er the waste of waters cruising | 1782.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] O'er the waste of waters cruising | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Ghost [t], of lyric [beg] Oe'r the waste of waters cruising | 1774.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hosier's Mill [t], of lyric [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1779.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Hot Stuff [t] (Hale), song wanted by Rivington, J | 1776.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hounds are all out [t], of lyric [beg] Of St George, or St Bute, let | 1758.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.03.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.04.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.04.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.05.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.09.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.09.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.10.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1758.10.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Hounds Are All Out [t], of song, Poor Richard's Description... [t] | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hounds are all out [t], song in satirical program | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, How happy could I be with either [t], song in satirical program | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, How much superior beauty awes [t], in cantata Sacrifice [t] | 1781.07.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, How we go up, up, up [t], of lyric [beg] Oh! Old England, Old England | 1752.10.30 | London | CITATION | Tune, humming out of window, fine gentlemen's amusement, in essay | 1752.11.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, humming out of window, fine gentlemen's amusement, in essay | 1764.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Humphrey's [t], in old psalm books, better than new tunes | 1776.03.22 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Hungry Niger, parch'd Corn [t], or Blackbird March [t] | 1776.04.02 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Hungry Niger, parch'd Corn [t], or Blackbird March [t] | 1776.04.03 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Hungry Niger, parch'd Corn [t], or Blackbird March [t] | 1776.04.17 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Hungry Niger, parch'd Corn [t], or Blackbird March [t] | 1776.04.19 | Norfolk | CITATION | Tune, Hungry Niger, parch'd Corn [t], or Blackbird March [t] | 1737.06.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Hunt the Squirrel [t], country dance, in satire | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hunting Song in Apollo [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Hunting Song in Apollo [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1770.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hymn to the Moon [t], from Cynthia [t], to be sung in solo performance | 1770.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Hymn to the Moon [t], from opera Cynthia [t], to be sung at concert | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, I am a jolly Butcher [t], song in satirical program | 1767.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, I made love to Kate [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing in Miser [t] | 1775.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, I Winna Marry Any Lad... [t], of lyric [beg] We are the troops that | 1775.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, I Winna Marry Any Lad..., of lyric [beg] We are the troops that ne'er | 1775.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, I winna marry ony lad [t], of lyric [beg] We are the troops that ne'er | 1775.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, I Winna Marry Ony Lad [t], of lyric [beg] We are the troops that ne'er | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, If O'er the Cruel Tyrant Love [t], from Artaxerxes [t], in concert | 1782.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, If 'tis joy to wound a lover [t], on concert program in New York | 1782.03.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, If 'tis Joy to Wound a Lover [t], to be sung before Lying Valet [t] | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, If you can caper as well as you modulate [t], in cantata Sacrifice [t] | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, In Infancy [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, In Infancy [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1773.12.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, In Love Should you Meet a Fond Pair [t], from Love in a Village [t] | 1782.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, in lyric [beg] From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over | 1782.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, in lyric [beg] From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over | 1736.01.22 | Milton | CITATION | Tune, in Milton, set by leader, Nathaniel Pitcher, for nearly 60 years | 1768.09.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, in satire, dancing to tune of Forty-Five [t] | 1762.06.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, In Story we're told [t], of lyric [beg] Now the haughty Monsieur | 1770.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Infancy [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung in solo performance | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Infancy [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Infancy [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1738.04.24 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Irish Cry [t], sung by lady at burial of lap dog | 1771.11.11 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.11.15 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.11.28 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.11.30 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.12.03 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1771.12.26 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Irish Howl [t], Ireland listening, in "Picture of Europe" | 1783.08.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, I've kissed and I've prattled with fifty fair maids [t] | 1783.09.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, I've kissed and I've prattled with fifty fair maids [t] | 1773.12.02 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Jack Latin [t], of lyric [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.13 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Jack Latin [t], of lyric [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.14 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Jack Latin [t], of lyric [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.16 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Jack Latin [t], of lyric [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Jenny Dang the Weaver [t], of lyric [beg] Noise was heard thro' all | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Jest [t] (Arne), on concert program in New York | 1781.06.25 | Barrington | CITATION | Tune, Joan's Placquet [t], sung by Shaker for morning dance | 1751.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Jockey and Jenny [t], to be sung in Bold Stroke for a Wife [t] | 1751.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Jockey and Jenny [t], to be sung in Daemon and Philida [t] | 1750.06.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, John and the Abbot of Canterbury [t], for lyric [beg] Let's away to | 1781.02.13 | England | CITATION | Tune, Johnny Armstrong [t], in philosophical article on simple pleasures | 1745.09.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Johnny-O [t], of lyric [beg] Post there was where Wormwood knew, A | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1783.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.07.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Jove in his Chair [t], played for 4th of July | 1766.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Jubilate Deo [t], in concert program in New York | 1733.03.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Jumping Joan [t], played as entertainment during church, in satire | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Juria di, dona Terata [t], from Buona Figluola [t], in concert program | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Kate of Aberdeen [t], on concert program in New York | 1772.08.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Kate of Aberdeen [t], sung during Lecture on Heads [t] | 1750.06.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, King John and the Abbot of Canterbury, of lyric [beg] Let's away to | 1783.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, King of France's Guard March [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.07.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, King of France's Guard March [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, King of France's Guard March [t], played for 4th of July | 1783.08.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, King of France's Guard March [t], played for 4th of July | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, King Shall Enjoy His Own...[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, King Shall Enjoy His Own...[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, King Shall Enjoy His Own...[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1778.03.19 | Perth | CITATION | Tune, King Shall Enjoy His Own Again [t], played by bagpipes | 1774.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Kitty Fell, of lyric [beg] Some muse assist me to relate | 1777.11.18 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Kitty Fell [t], of lyric [beg] With hearts, at York, as light a cork | 1772.10.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, Kitty Fell [t], song written on some years ago, death of Fell reported | 1762.06.24 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, Lad with the White Cockade [t], played by piper of White Boys | 1762.07.01 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, Lad with the White Cockade [t], played by piper of White Boys | 1771.10.28 | Windsor | CITATION | Tune, Lad's a Dunce [t], country dance called at Installation ball | 1780.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lads and Lasses [t], to be sung in Flora, or Hob in the Well [t] | 1780.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lads and Lasses [t], to be sung in Flora; or, Hob in the Well [t] | 1780.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lads and Lasses [t], to be sung in Flora, or Hob in the Well [t] | 1780.05.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lads and Lasses [t], to be sung in Flora, or Hob in the Well [t] | 1774.02.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lamentations of Ireland [t], patron taught to dance to, satire | 1774.03.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lamentations of Ireland [t], patron taught to dance to, satire | 1774.03.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lamentations of Ireland [t], patron taught to dance to, satire | 1774.03.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lamentations of Ireland [t], patron taught to dance to, satire | 1780.03.18 | Jamaica | CITATION | Tune, Langolee [t], of lyric [beg] Success to the shamrogue, and all those | 1777.12.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Langolee [t], of lyric [beg] Twas summer, and softly the breezes were | 1773.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Lark Shrill Notes [t], to be sung by Stotherd, Mr, in concert program | 1773.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Lark Shrill Notes [t], to be sung by Stotherd, Mr, in concert program | 1782.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lark's shrill notes [t], on concert program in New York | 1768.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lark's Shrill Notes [t], Storer, Miss M, to sing | 1783.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lark's Shrill Notes [t], to be sung after pantomime in New York | 1783.08.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lark's shrill notes [t], to be sung in Trick upon Trick [t] | 1782.01.19 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Larry Cregan [t], of lyric [beg] By our leave, gossip John | 1781.12.26 | Ireland | CITATION | Tune, Larry Grogan [t], of lyric [beg] By you leave, gossip John | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Lass with one eye [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Lass with one eye [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1775.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Last Sunday Morning we Sail'd from Cork [t], of lyric [beg] Lord | 1778.08.08 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion, A [t], of lyric [beg] West of th' old Atlantic | 1778.08.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion, A [t], of lyric [beg] West of th' old Atlantic | 1778.08.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion, A [t], of lyric [beg] West of th' old Atlantic | 1778.08.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion, A [t], of lyric [beg] West of th' old Atlantic | 1778.12.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion, A [t], of lyric [beg] West of th' old Atlantic | 1778.12.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion, A [t], of lyric [beg] West of the old Atlantic | 1778.07.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Late Worthy Old Lion [t], of lyric [beg] West of th' old Atlantic | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Laws were made for the little, The [t], song in satirical program | 1780.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Let me approach my sleeping love [t], to be sung | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Let me rage [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in School for Lovers [t] | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Let Me Wander [t], from Allegro de Penseroso [t] (Handel), to be sung | 1769.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Let not Rage [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing after Provok'd Husband [t] | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Let Not Rage [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in School for Lovers [t] | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Let not rage [t], in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1780.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Let the Toast Pass [t], of lyric [beg] Hence with the lover who | 1780.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Let the Toast Pass [t], of lyric [beg] Hence with the lover who sighs | 1780.06.05 | Dublin | CITATION | Tune, Let the Toast Pass [t], of lyric [beg] Hence with the lover who | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Let who will be bond slaves [t], song in satirical program | 1777.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Lexington March [t], of lyric [beg] As Jack the King's commander | 1777.12.11 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Lexington March [t], of lyric [beg] As Jack the King's Commander | 1754.01.22 | Rouen | CITATION | Tune, Libera [t], sung in Rouen, procession, mock funeral of Bull Unigenitys | 1754.02.19 | Rouen | CITATION | Tune, Libera [t], sung in Rouen, procession, mock funeral of Bull Unigenitus | 1754.02.05 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, Libera [t], sung on death of Brunet | 1782.10.30 | Wilmington | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Hall [t], new song in Wilmington Almanack for...1783 [t] | 1782.11.06 | Wilmington | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Hall [t], new song in Wilmington Almanack for...1783 [t] | 1782.11.13 | Wilmington | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Hall [t], new song in Wilmington Almanack for...1783 [t] | 1768.12.12 | Halifax | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Song [t], sung in Halifax | 1768.10.27 | Halifax | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Song [t], sung in Halifax, by boys paid to sing in streets | 1773.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Song [t], to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1773.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Song [t], to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1773.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Song [t], to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1773.10.28 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Song [t], to be performed in benefit concert in Boston | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Liberty Tree [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1775.07.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Light Heart and a Thin pair of breeches [t], of lyric [beg] Ye sons | 1775.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Light Heart and Thin Pair...[t], of lyric [beg] Ye, sons of true | 1774.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lilies of France [t], of lyric [beg] Come, each death-doing dog who | 1781.10.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, Lilies of France [t], of lyric [beg] Come join, my brave lads, come | 1765.09.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lillibullero [t], brief reference | 1733.12.31 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lilliburleero [t], sung by Irishman in political satire | 1733.03.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lillobolero [t], played as entertainment during church, in satire | 1769.07.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Linnets [t], on concert program in New York | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, London [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism of new tunes | 1773.01.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Long Live Great George our King [t], played by band of music | 1773.01.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Long Live Great George Our King [t], played by band of music | 1776.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Long Roll [t], drum calls specified for troops in barracks | 1777.02.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Howe's Jig [t], country dance published for 1777 | 1777.03.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Howe's Jig [t], country dance published for 1777 | 1777.04.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Howe's Jig [t], country dance published for 1777 | 1777.03.03 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Howe's Jigg [t], country dance published for 1777 | 1777.03.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Howe's Jigg [t], country dance published for 1777 | 1777.03.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Howe's Jigg [t], country dance published for 1777 | 1771.05.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord March's Night Cap [t], Prince asked musicians to play at ball | 1771.05.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord March's Night Cap [t], Prince asked musicians to play at ball | 1771.04.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord March's Night-Cap [t], Prince asks musicians to play for dance | 1771.04.22 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord March's Night-Cap [t], Prince asks musicians to play for dance | 1737.06.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Lord Tinsel's Fagary [t], dance, discussed by fashionable young people | 1771.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Love Sounds the Alarm [t], in program of benefit concert | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Lovely Nancy [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Lovely Nancy [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Lovely Nancy [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing after Country Lasses [t] | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Lovely Nancy [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing after Country Lasses [t] | 1783.07.22 | Springfield | CITATION | Tune, Low Dutch [t], of lyric [beg] Your grand, fine piece, so laboured | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lumps of Pudding [t], of lyric [beg] We've shown them full oft' of | 1769.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lydia [t], from Sappho [t] (Arne), to be sung by Woolls, Mr | 1768.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lydia from Sappho [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr, after Jane Shore [t] | 1768.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Lydia from Sappho [t], to be sung by Woolls, Mr, after Jane Shore [t] | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Macaferson [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1768.05.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Mad Bess [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing after Wonder [t] | 1768.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Mad Bess [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Devil to Pay [t] | 1768.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Mad Bess [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Devil to Pay [t] | 1737.05.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mad Tom [t], to be sung after Recruiting Officer [t] | 1781.11.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Maggie Lauder [t], of lyric [beg] When British troops first landed | 1781.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Maggie Lauder [t], of lyric [beg] When British troops first landed | 1781.12.08 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, Maggie Lauder [t], of lyric [beg] When British troops first landed | 1781.12.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Maggie Lauder, of lyric [beg] When British troops first landed here | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Man that is drunk is void of all care [t], song in satirical program | 1781.10.25 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.12 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.13 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.14 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.19 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.22 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.12.01 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, American, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1714.09.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, beat by drums for public audience of Marquis de Trevie | 1716.10.29 | Brussels | CITATION | Tune, march, beat by drums, honors usually paid to ambassadors in Brussels | 1781.11.06 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.10 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1780.06.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.07.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.07.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not beat by drums in Charleston, in American surrender | 1780.06.20 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British, not to be beat by British drums in proposal | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.10 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.10 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.15 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.12.01 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.12.22 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, beat by British drums at capitulation | 1781.10.31 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, played by British army at capitulation | 1781.11.15 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, played by British army at capitulation | 1781.10.25 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.25 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.27 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.27 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.30 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.31 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.31 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.31 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.05 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.09 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.12 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.13 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.15 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.15 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.11.17 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.12.05 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.12.27 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, British or German, to be beat by British drums in Yorktown | 1781.10.25 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.12 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.13 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.14 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.19 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.22 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.12.01 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French, in Yorktown, British army not permitted to play | 1781.11.07 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French or American, British army not allowed to play | 1781.11.22 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, march, French or American, British army not allowed to play | 1771.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, March from Judas Maccabeus [t], in concert program | 1771.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, March from Judas Maccabeus [t], in concert program | 1771.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, March from Judas Maccabeus [t], in concert program | 1771.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, March from Judas Maccabeus [t], in concert program | 1779.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, March in Rinaldo [t], of lyric [beg] Let us take the road! | 1774.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, march, played by grand orchestra, last number on concert program | 1774.09.22 | Litchfield | CITATION | Tune, march, played by organ in Litchfield Cathedral for St Peter's Day | 1739.11.12 | Servia | CITATION | Tune, march, played by trumpets in Servia, as ruse to suggest reinforcements | 1775.09.11 | Providence Twp | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, beat by muffled drums for funeral of Thomas Morgan | 1760.03.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and fifes in procession for Wolfe | 1766.01.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.01.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1766.02.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Cumberland | 1768.01.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.01.21 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.01.21 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.01.22 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.01.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.01.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.01.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1768.02.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, solemn, played by drums and trumpets, at burial of Duke of York | 1773.06.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, march, Thracian, moves Alexander to warlike attitude, in Fenelon | 1737.01.28 | China | CITATION | Tune, marches, beat on drum by hare in animal show | 1777.12.22 | Petersburgh | CITATION | Tune, marches, English, played by band of music in Petersburgh, for Duchess | 1747.04.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, marches, English, Scots Regiments to beat in future | 1783.07.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, marches, played by military band of music in Philadelphia for toasts | 1753.11.26 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem, played and sung in Edinburgh for ceremony at Exchange | 1773.03.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], sung in Fashionable Lover [t] by Mr Woolls | 1773.03.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], sung in Fashionable Lover [t] by Mr Woolls | 1774.04.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], to be performed during performance of Cato [t] | 1774.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], to be performed during performance of Cato [t] | 1774.04.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], to be performed during performance of Cato [t] | 1774.05.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], to be performed during performance of Cato [t] | 1774.05.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing after Cato [t] | 1773.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing after High Life Below Stairs | 1773.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Anthem [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing after High Life Below Stairs | 1773.06.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Masons Anthem [t], Wools, Mr, to sing after High Life Below Stairs [t] | 1774.05.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Mason's Song [t], to be sung during Reprisal [t] | 1737.05.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Master's Song [t], sung after Recruiting Officer [t] for Freemasons | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, May Day, a cantata [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, May Day, a cantata [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, May Eve or Kate of Aberdeen [t] (Battashell), on concert program | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, May Eve or Kate of Aberdeen [t] (Battashell), on concert program | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, May Eve, or Kate of Aberdeen [t], on concert program in New York | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Mear [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism of new tunes | 1776.11.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Merrily Dance the Quaker [t], in essay on dancing | 1736.05.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, merry, Mr Morris played on fiddle, in discussion of local event | 1778.10.26 | Tunadilla | CITATION | Tune, metaphor of change of attitude, as "sing a new tune" | 1759.11.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, metaphor of current affairs, in essay on public discussions | 1766.09.15 | Newtown | CITATION | Tune, metaphor of current events | 1771.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, metaphor of expressed opinion | 1771.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Miller of Mansfield [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool | 1771.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Miller of Mansfield [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool | 1771.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Miller of Mansfield [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool | 1771.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Miller's Wedding [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Miller's Wedding [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Miller's Wedding [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Mineful Melpomeny [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1771.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Minuet [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Minuet [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Minuet [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1780.07.06 | Spain | CITATION | Tune, Miserere [t], sung in Spain, during ceremony of Auto de Fe | 1770.06.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Miss Dawson's Hornpipe [t], of lyric [beg] In yonder hutt is to be | 1774.11.10 | Lisbon | CITATION | Tune, Miss Moor's Rant [t], in lyric [beg] Adieu, adieu [13 Mar 1789] | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Modes of the Court So Common... [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Modes of the Court So Common... [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Modes of the Court So Common... [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1736.09.02 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, Moll Placket [t], country dance unknown to French fiddlers or dancers | 1772.04.30 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Tune, Molly Mog [t], mentioned in lyric [beg] Molly Mog, Black-ey'd Susan | 1766.06.24 | Oakingham | CITATION | Tune, Molly Mogg [t] (Gay), written on Mary Mogg, whose death is reported | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Montross's Lines [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Mrs Vernon's Hornpipe [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Mrs Vernon's Hornpipe [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1778.01.07 | Lancaster | CITATION | Tune, My Daddy was in the Rebellion [t], of lyric [beg] As Jack, the King's | 1778.01.20 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, My Daddy was in the Rebellion [t], of lyric [beg] As Jack the King's | 1774.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.07 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, My Dear Mistress [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1782.12.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, My Fond Shepherds of Late...[t], of lyric [beg] On the banks of the | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, My heart's my own, my will is free [t], song in satirical program | 1771.03.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother hummed in response | 1771.03.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother hummed in response | 1771.03.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother hummed in response | 1771.02.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother whistled in response | 1771.03.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother whistled in response | 1771.03.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother whistled in response | 1771.03.22 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother whistled in response | 1771.04.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, My Mother did so before me [t], King's brother whistled in response | 1783.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], of lyric [beg] Of all the leaders in the state | 1783.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], of lyric [beg] Of all the leaders in the state | 1783.09.13 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], of lyric [beg] Of all the leaders in the state | 1783.09.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], of lyric [beg] Of all the leaders in the State | 1777.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], of lyric [beg] Ye Tories all rejoice and sing | 1769.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], played by band of music in Boston on Sunday | 1769.07.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], played by band of music in Boston on Sunday | 1769.07.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], played by band of music in Boston on Sunday | 1769.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], played by band of music in Boston on Sunday | 1769.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], played by band of music in Boston on Sunday | 1769.11.09 | Manchester | CITATION | Tune, Nancy Dawson [t], Shakers sing and dance to | 1782.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nancy of the Dale [t], to be sung in Macbeth [t] | 1774.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Nancy [t], song in Ladies Memorandum Book [t], for sale by Aitkin, R | 1774.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Nancy [t], song in Ladies Memorandum Book [t], for sale by Aitkin, R | 1779.09.18 | South Carolina | CITATION | Tune, New England [t], played by fifers upon the parade, in Rebus [t] | 1776.05.10 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, New England, Yankee Doodle [t], in lyric [beg] Did not our troops show | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, New Recruit or Gallant Volunteer [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1768.06.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, No 45 [t], sung by ballad singer | 1768.06.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, No 45 [t], sung by ballad singer in London | 1768.07.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, No 45 [t], sung by ballad singer in London | 1774.07.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Northborough [t], of lyric [beg] To music string the vocal lyre | 1757.06.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, northern, hummed by character in essay | 1780.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], of lyric [beg] When faction, in league with the | 1780.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], of lyric [beg] When faction, in league with the | 1779.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], song in Songs, Loyal and Humourous [t] | 1779.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], song in Songs, Loyal and Humourous [t] | 1779.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], song in Songs, Loyal and Humourous [t] | 1779.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], song in Songs, Loyal and Humourous [t] | 1779.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], song in Songs, Loyal and Humourous [t] | 1779.05.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Nottingham Ale [t], song in Songs, Loyal and Humourous [t] | 1778.12.15 | England | CITATION | Tune, Nunc Dimittas Servum Tuum [t], sung in England, for victory at sea | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O let the danger of a son [t], in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1780.02.12 | Rahway | CITATION | Tune, O Mother Dear Jerusalem [t], of lyric [beg] Come let us run at once | 1774.08.29 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1774.09.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1774.10.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1774.11.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.02.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.02.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.03.04 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, O my kitten, my kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.03.15 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, O My Kitten, My Kitten [t], of lyric [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1779.10.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, O Poor Tory [t] or Rogues March [t], played by fifes and drums | 1775.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, O the old soldiers of the Queen's [t], of lyric [beg] Since you all | 1776.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, O the old soldiers of the Queen's [t], of lyric [beg] Since you all | 1768.04.11 | Lancaster | CITATION | Tune, O the Roast Beef of Old England [t] | 1762.01.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, O the Roast Beef of Old England [t], label on roast, Lord Mayor's Day | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, O! the roast beef of Old England [t], song in satirical program | 1781.06.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O! The Roast Beef of Old England [t], to be sung at Loosley's | 1780.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O what a charming thing's a battle [t], to be sung | 1780.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O what a charming thing's a battle [t], to be sung | 1780.05.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O what a charming thing's a battle [t], to be sung | 1780.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O what a charming thing's a battle [t], to be sung | 1780.11.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, O what a charming thing's a battle [t], to be sung | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Friendship [t], taught by Crosby, William | 1773.08.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Friendship [t], taught by Crosby, William | 1755.12.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1745.10.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, of song printed in paper, requested by reader | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Oft have I vow'd to Loove [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Oh! had I been by fate decreed [t], song in satirical concert program | 1774.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.07 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1774.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oh! My Delia [t], to be performed in concert in Boston | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Oh! The days when I was young [t], in satire, metaphor of politics | 1767.12.10 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Old Bachelor [t], in Freman's New-York Almanack for...1768 [t] | 1767.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Old Bachelor [t], in Freman's New-York Almanack for...1768 [t] | 1776.04.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Old Courtier of the Queen, of lyric [beg] Since you all will have | 1772.06.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, Old English Roast Beef [t], dancing to tune in lyric [beg] Ye belles | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Old Hundred [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism | 1772.04.30 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Tune, old, of lyric [beg] Molly Mog, Black-ey'd Susan, and Baldock's fair | 1775.07.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, old, of lyric [beg] What a court hath old England of folly and sin | 1775.07.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, old, of lyric [beg] What a court hath old England of folly and sin | 1782.08.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, Old Rowley the King [t], sung by courtesan of Charles II | 1783.11.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Old Savoy [t], in lyric [beg] Constantly I go to meeting | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Old women can do as much [t], in satire, metaphor of political affairs | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, On Gen Wayne's Taking Stoney Point [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1774.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Once the Gods of The Greeks, of lyric [beg] When the foes of the land | 1774.03.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Once the Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] When the foes of the | 1774.03.14 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, Once the Gods of the Greeks [t], of lyric [beg] When the foes of the | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, One extravagant whore shall cost a man [t], song in satirical program | 1779.09.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, One Night as Ned Slipt into Bed [t], of lyric [beg] July, they say | 1779.09.25 | Fishkill | CITATION | Tune, One Night as Ned Stept into Bed [t], of lyric [beg] July they say | 1735.10.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, Orpheus [t], for sale in Toy Shop [t] | 1762.03.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Hills and Far Away [t], in print reflecting political affairs | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Over the Hills and Far Away [t], of lyric [beg] Soldier whilst the | 1762.01.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Hills and Far Away [t], played for Austrians dancing, satire | 1762.03.03 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Hills and Far Away [t], played for Austrians dancing, satire | 1762.03.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Hills and Far Away [t], played for Austrians dancing, satire | 1773.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water [t], of lyric [beg] Noise was heard thro' all the land | 1775.09.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], favorite of present ministry | 1769.03.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], in metaphor of ball as topical satire | 1769.04.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], in metaphor of ball as topical satire | 1769.05.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], in metaphor of ball as topical satire | 1769.05.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], in metaphor of ball as topical satire | 1778.03.19 | Perth | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], played by bagpipes in recruiting party | 1764.11.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Over the Water to Charley [t], played by the music of the Guards | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Oxford [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism of new tunes | 1764.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Oxford [t], in old psalm books, better than new tunes | 1738.09.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, Packington's Pound [t], of lyric [beg] Our merchants and tars | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Packington's Pound [t], tune of lyric [beg] Ye Britons be merry | 1764.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Padlock of the Mind [t], to be sung by Barry, Mr, after Anatomist [t] | 1754.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Pair of Shears [t], of lyric [beg] On tuneful feet let languid ivy | 1771.08.22 | Alamance | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Alamance, meaning unknown to Regulators | 1715.06.20 | Barcelona | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Barcelona, by enemy for capitulation | 1746.07.21 | Belfast | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Belfast by French drummer | 1754.07.29 | Big Meadows | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Big Meadow, in French ruse | 1754.07.30 | Big Meadows | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Big Meadow, in French ruse | 1762.12.13 | Havannah | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Havannah for capitulation | 1762.12.18 | Havannah | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Havannah, for cessation of arms | 1745.07.18 | Louisburg | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Louisburg, by drum | 1760.09.22 | Montreal | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Montreal, by drums for capitulation of French | 1760.09.29 | Montreal | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Montreal, by drums for capitulation of French | 1775.11.16 | St Johns | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in St Johns, by drums to demand surrender | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Parley [t], beat in Yorktown by British | 1738.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Parson upon Dorothy [t], tune of ballad Parson upon Page [t] | 1766.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Patricks Day in the Morning [t], played by drums and fifes | 1778.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Pecavi [t], in lyric [beg] Religion should be well supported | 1778.04.04 | York | CITATION | Tune, Pepperell and Pumpkinshire People [t], of lyric [beg] Make room, O ye | 1778.04.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Pepperell and Pumpkinshire People [t], of lyric [beg] Make room, O ye | 1775.10.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Petticoat Loose [t], thief suggests victims dance home to | 1781.08.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, pipe played particular, while British burn American towns, in essay | 1749.07.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, piped on walking stick, in lyric [beg] When conjurers the quality can | 1749.08.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, piped on walking stick, in lyric [beg] When conjurers the quality can | 1779.09.06 | Kingston | CITATION | Tune, played by fifers, in lyric [beg] Take the name of a man, who upon his | 1766.06.02 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, played by trumpet in Newport, after each toast for repeal of Stamp Act | 1766.07.29 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, played by trumpet in Newport, after each toast for repeal of Stamp Act | 1770.06.27 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, Point of War [t], beat by drummer in night, legal action followed | 1770.07.11 | Savannah | CITATION | Tune, Point of War [t], beat by drummer in night, legal action followed | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Pox of these boobies, A [t], song in satirical program | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Prince unable to conceal [t], from Alexander's Feast [t], in concert | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Prince unable to conceal [t], from Alexander's Feast [t], in concert | 1775.02.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Prussian Hero [t], of lyric [beg] Praise, praise, and mighty he | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Psalm 104 [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Psalm 104 [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1748.05.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Tune, Psalm 119 [t] selected, in dispute over music selected for lyrics | 1770.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Purple Morn [t], from opera Athridates [t], to be sung at concert | 1782.05.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Push About the Jorum [t], of lyric [beg] Of great and glorious names | 1782.06.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Push About the Jorum [t], of lyric [beg] Of great and glorious names | 1782.08.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, Push About the Jorum [t], of lyric [beg] Of great and glorious names | 1754.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Quaker's Sermon [t], Love, Mr, to play on violin in Beggar's Opera [t] | 1754.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Quaker's Sermon [t], to be played on violin in Beggar's Opera [t] | 1773.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Quick Step, song in praise of, in The Review [t] | 1773.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Quick Step [t], song in praise of, in The Review [t], a poem, satire | 1771.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rakes of Mallow [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rakes of Mallow [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rakes of Mallow [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1739.01.12 | Bath | CITATION | Tune, Rare doings at Bath [t], quoted on arrival of Prince of Wales | 1754.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Reasonable Lover [t], to be sung by Hallam, Master L | 1754.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Reasonable Lover [t], to be sung by Hallam, Master L | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Regard my Grief [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1766.05.21 | Rome | CITATION | Tune, Requiem [t], sung in Rome for Chevalier de St George | 1782.06.13 | West Point | CITATION | Tune, Restoration March [t], of lyric [beg] Ye sons of Mars attend | 1782.06.22 | Fishkill | CITATION | Tune, Restoration March [t], of lyric [beg] Ye sons of Mars, attend | 1782.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Restoration March [t], of lyric [beg] Ye sons of Mars attend | 1760.11.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Retreat [t], beat in Charleston for relief of guard | 1776.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Retreat [t], drum calls specified for troops in barracks | 1741.06.22 | Newport | CITATION | Tune, Retreat [t], played by trumpeter in Jamaica | 1779.11.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Reveille [t], beat by drums in Charleston | 1776.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Reveille [t], drum calls specified for troops in barracks | 1776.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Reveille [t], orders concerning beating | 1768.07.13 | Oxford | CITATION | Tune, Roast Beef [t], cited in lyric [beg] Since downy Doctors spend their | 1781.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Roast Beef of Old England [t], of lyric [beg] On this day our country | 1766.07.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Roast Beef of Old England [t], of lyric [beg] World is a bubble and | 1773.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Roast Beef of Old England [t], played at Drury Lane Theatre, for King | 1758.11.27 | Cornwall | CITATION | Tune, Roast Beef of Old England [t], sung in Cornwall for surrender | 1758.12.14 | Penryn | CITATION | Tune, Roast Beef of Old England [t], sung in Penryn, at victory celebration | 1733.06.28 | Northampton | CITATION | Tune, Robin Hood [t], old song sung by Alcock, William, on way to gallows | 1733.07.19 | Northampton | CITATION | Tune, Robin Hood [t], old song sung by Alcock, William, on way to gallows | 1733.09.08 | Northampton | CITATION | Tune, Robin Hood [t], old song sung by Alcock, William, on way to gallows | 1777.01.23 | Kerby | CITATION | Tune, Roger de Coverley [t], hornpipe, danced by elderly woman | 1760.01.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Roger de Coverly [t], in lyric [beg] Britons with courage advance | 1736.09.02 | Paris | CITATION | Tune, Roger o'Coverly, old [t], unknown to French fiddlers or dancer | 1779.10.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogues March [t] or O Poor Tory [t], played by fifes and drums | 1777.04.14 | Hagarstown | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by drummer and fifer escorting prisoner | 1780.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by drums and fifes in procession | 1780.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1780.10.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rogue's March [t], played by fifes in procession in Philadelphia | 1775.08.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, Room for Cuckolds [t], defeat of British troops attributed to | 1775.08.29 | London | CITATION | Tune, Room for Cuckolds [t], defeat of British troops attributed to | 1775.09.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, Room for Cuckolds [t], defeat of British troops attributed to | 1775.09.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Room for Cuckolds [t], defeat of British troops attributed to | 1768.05.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rose Bud [t] (Arne), Hallam, Miss, to sing in Love in a Village [t] | 1780.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Roslin Castle [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Roslin Castle [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1752.01.02 | Gosport | CITATION | Tune, Round About Cuckolds [t], beat by drum at lashing of criminal | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Round about the Maypole how we trot [t], song in satirical program | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Royal Wedding [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Royal Wedding [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1770.01.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, rude, sung by leader of Turkish militia | 1769.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britania [t], of lyric [beg] When our forefathers fled the land | 1782.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of chorus of lyric [beg] As bending o'er the azure | 1777.06.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] Blest cause of genial life, arise | 1781.01.09 | British prison | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] Since heav'n has bless'd us with a | 1780.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britain, by Divine command | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britons first, by Heaven's | 1774.11.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's | 1774.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's | 1774.11.16 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britons first by heav'ns | 1774.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's | 1777.12.11 | Nansemond | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] While rebel sons with ruffian hand | 1764.04.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], on concert program, with drums and clarinets | 1779.07.31 | London | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], played by band of music for Keppel's acquittal | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1763.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], played by music in Covent Garden Theatre | 1770.08.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], played in barge for visit of Mrs Maccaulay | 1770.08.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], played in barge for visit of Mrs Maccaulay | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], song in satirical concert program | 1774.05.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], to be sung after Reprisal [t] | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Rule Britannia [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1770.08.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Rule Brittannia [t], played in barge for visit of Mrs Maccaulay | 1740.06.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Sally [t], of lyric [beg] When Admiral Vernon first assail'd | 1775.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sandy o'er the Lee [t], of lyric [beg] We are the troops that ne'er | 1775.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sandy o'er the Lee [t], of lyric [beg] We are the troops that ne'er | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Say Little Foolish Fluttering Thing [t], on concert program, Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Say Little Foolish Fluttering Thing [t], on concert program, Princeton | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, School of Anacreon [t], cantata, in concert program | 1763.07.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Scotchman he must have the itch [t], sung by ballad singer, arrested | 1730.04.23 | Tedsworth | CITATION | Tune, Scots Travaller [t], played by ghost drummer in Tedsworth | 1764.08.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, See the Conq'ring Hero Comes [t], played by band of music at court | 1764.08.13 | Genoa | CITATION | Tune, See the Conq'ring Hero [t], played by bands of music, for Lord Granby | 1764.08.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band for entry of Granby | 1764.08.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band for entry of Granby | 1764.08.24 | London | CITATION | Tune, See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band for entry of Granby | 1779.07.07 | Spithead | CITATION | Tune, See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band of music for Keppel | 1779.07.31 | London | CITATION | Tune, See the Conquering Hero Comes [t], played by band of music for Keppel | 1775.08.29 | London | CITATION | Tune selection, meaningful, in Burney comments on selection by troops | 1770.03.01 | Connecticut | CITATION | Tune, Shambuoy [t], of lyric [beg] Independents of old, as in history we're | 1766.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, She comes, Queen Charlotte Comes [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1766.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, She Comes, Queen Charlotte Comes [t], sung in Philadelphia, procession | 1766.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, She comes, Queen Charlotte comes [t], sung in Philadelphia | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Sheep in her Clusters [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Sheep in her Clusters [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sheep-sheering Song [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing in Country Lasses [t] | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sheep-sheering Song [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing in Country Lasses [t] | 1779.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sing all ye Muses [t] (Purcell), song wanted by Rivington, James | 1752.03.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, Sing tan tara-ra-ra, fools all, fools all [t], in article on lottery | 1752.03.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, Sing tan tara-ra-ra, fools all, fools all [t], in article on lottery | 1730.03.09 | St Christopher | CITATION | Tune, Slow march [t], beat by drums in funeral procession in St Christophers | 1730.03.26 | St Christophrs | CITATION | Tune, Slow march [t], beat by drums in funeral procession in St Christophers | 1781.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Smile Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] All hail! Britannia hail! | 1776.10.22 | Bordeaux | CITATION | Tune, Smile Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] Rise, rise, bright genius rise | 1778.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Smile Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] Shout, shout America | 1776.02.23 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Smile Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] Smile, Massachusetts smile | 1774.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Smile Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] Ye sons of freedom smile! | 1774.10.25 | Salem | CITATION | Tune, Smile Britannia [t], of lyric [beg] You sons of freedom smile! | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Soldier and his Lady [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1769.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Soldier tir'd of War's Alarms [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung | 1782.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier tir'd of War's Alarms [t], on concert program in New York | 1768.06.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tir'd of War's Alarms [t], to be sung after Distrest Mother | 1768.06.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tir'd of War's Alarms [t], to be sung after Distrest Mother | 1782.02.20 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tir'd [t], to be sung before Love a la Mode [t] | 1782.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tir'd [t], to be sung before Love a la Mode [t] | 1769.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier tired of War's Alarms [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1773.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired of War's Alarms [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1773.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired of War's Alarms [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1774.05.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired of War's Alarms [t], on concert program | 1774.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired of War's Alarms [t], on concert program | 1774.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired of War's Alarms [t], on concert program | 1774.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired of War's Alarms [t], on concert program | 1773.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired [t], sung by Hallam, Miss, in benefit concert | 1773.05.10 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Soldier Tired [t], sung by Hallam, Miss, in benefit concert | 1768.01.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, solemn march [t], played by trumpets for burial of Duke of York | 1751.09.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Song of Peace [t], sung by Indian chiefs, Nottaway and Cherokee nation | 1778.05.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Sound an alarm [t], air in Judas Maccabaeus [t], by Handel | 1770.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Spinning Wheel [t], of lyric [beg] Inspir'd by patriotic flame | 1769.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Spinning Wheel [t], Storer, Miss, to sing in concert | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Spinning Wheel [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Country Lasses [t] | 1767.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Spinning Wheel [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Country Lasses [t] | 1760.10.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, St George's Tune [t], of lyric [beg] Sing to the Lord, exalt his name | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, St Martins [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism | 1764.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, St Martins [t], sounds like a dance tune, in critical dialogue | 1767.02.12 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, St Martin's [t], taken as jig, in controversy over lively psalm tunes | 1783.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, St Patrick's Day in the Morning [t], played by band of music | 1783.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, St Patrick's Day in the Morning [t], played in Philadelphia | 1783.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, St Tammany's Day [t], played by band of music, sung by Mr Leacock | 1783.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, St Tammany's Day [t], played in Philadelphia for St Tammany's Day | 1781.05.05 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, sung in Cambridge, by choir of singers at University | 1781.04.12 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, sung in Cambridge, by choir of singers, for examinations in chapel | 1768.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Eccho [t], from Milton: Comus [t], Miss M Storer to sing | 1768.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Eccho [t], from Milton: Comus [t], Miss M Storer to sing | 1773.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Eccho [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in Comus [t] | 1773.06.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Echo [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in Comus [t] | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Liberty [t], duet in satirical program | 1769.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Robin [t], from Padlock [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1769.09.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Robin [t], from Padlock [t], to be sung after pantomime | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Willy, O! [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Sweet Willy, O! [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1756.03.08 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sword that's drawn in virtue's cause [t] (Handel), on concert program | 1756.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Sword that's drawn in virtue's cause [t] (Handel), on concert program | 1771.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Symptoms of Love [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Symptoms of Love [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1771.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Symptoms of Love [t], played by musical clock from Liverpool, for sale | 1775.06.06 | Worcestershire | CITATION | Tune, Tally ho! Tally ho! [t], singer robbed on highway | 1782.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Tally Ho! [t], to be sung before High Life Below Stairs [t] | 1750.08.27 | Shrewsbury | CITATION | Tune, Tatoo [t], beat by drums in Shrewsbury, riot later in evening | 1743.10.17 | Dettingen | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], beat by drums in Dettingen as signal to strike tents | 1778.01.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], beat by drums in Philadelphia, curfew for residents | 1780.09.25 | Rugeley's | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], beat by drums, in Rugeley's, tents to be struck | 1778.11.30 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], beat by Welsh drums and fifes after alarm in camp | 1746.07.18 | Culloden | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], beat in Culloden by British army as feint | 1776.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], drum calls specified for troops in barracks | 1776.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Tattoo [t], orders concerning beating | 1782.05.08 | Dover | CITATION | Tune, Tempest [t], of lyric [beg] O'er the waste of waters cruising | 1782.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Tempest [t], of lyric [beg] O'er the waste of waters cruising | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Tempest, The [t], of lyric [beg] Oe'r the waste of waters cruising | 1737.06.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Tepperary [t], country dance, in satire | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Terrible law, when he fastens his paw [t], song in satirical program | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Terrible Saw When It Fastens...[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Terrible Saw When It Fastens...[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Terrible Saw When It Fastens...[t], metaphor of political affairs | 1768.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Thief and Cordelier [t], of lyric [beg] Vestry conven'd at a time the | 1767.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Thou like the Glorious Sun [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung | 1767.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Thou like the Glorious Sun [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Thou like the glorious sun [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Thou like the glorious sun [t], Woolls, Mr, to sing | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Thro' all the employment of life [t], song in satirical program | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], played by barrel organ made by Pykes | 1766.07.25 | London | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], played by fifes as convicts boarded ship | 1766.08.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], played by fifes as convicts boarded ship | 1766.08.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], played by fifes as convicts boarded ship | 1766.08.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], played by fifes as convicts boarded ship | 1768.07.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Thro the Wood Laddie [t], to be sung by Wainwright, Miss, in Ranelagh | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Thro the Wood Laddie [t], to be sung by Wainwright, Miss | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Thro the Wood Laddie [t], to be sung by Wainwright, Miss | 1769.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Thro' the Wood Laddie [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing after play | 1773.05.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Through all the employments of life [t], hummed by thief after robbery | 1772.06.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, Through the Wood Laddie [t], Bute offered to play on bagpipes | 1772.07.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, Through the Wood Laddie [t], Bute offered to play on bagpipes | 1768.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Through the Wood Laddie [t], Storer, Miss M, to sing | 1768.06.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Through the Wood Laddie [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing in Catharine | 1774.04.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, Through the Wood Laddie [t], Wainwright, Miss, to sing | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Thus I stand like the Turk [t], song in satirical concert program | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Tis Not Yet Day [t], of lyric [beg] What though last year be past | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Tis woman that seduces all mankind [t], song in satirical program | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Tit for Tat [t], in lyric [beg] And is Mamma resolv'd to | 1737.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, To all ye Ladies now at Land [t], of lyric [beg] I, who long since did | 1737.01.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, To all ye Ladies now at Land [t], of lyric [beg] Since injur'd wit | 1780.01.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, To All You Ladies Now at Land [t], of lyric [beg] To all our | 1780.02.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, To all you ladies now at [t], of lyric [beg] To all our countrymen | 1776.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, To Arms [t], drum calls specified for troops in barracks | 1778.01.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, To Arms [t], in lyric [beg] Hark! the drum beats To Arms - to your | 1775.08.07 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, To Arms [t], pulpits beat, metaphor of drum to incite people | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To Him that in an Hour [t], in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1768.05.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To Him That in an Hour Must Die [t] (Jackson), Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1771.06.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, To Thee, O Gentle Sleep! [t] | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, To thee, O gentle sleep! [t], song in satirical program | 1780.02.21 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To thee, O gentle sleep [t], to be sung after Tamerlane [t] | 1780.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To thee, O gentle Sleep [t], to be sung in Tamerlane [t] | 1780.02.19 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To Thee, O gentle sleep [t], to be sung in Tamerlane [t] | 1780.02.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To thee, O gentle Sleep [t], to be sung in Tamerlane [t] | 1780.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, To Thee, O gentle sleep [t], to be sung in Tamerlane [t] | 1771.09.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, To your tents, O Israel! [t], played by pipers in London | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Tom and Kate [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1775.08.01 | Greenock | CITATION | Tune, Tullichgorum [t], emigre plays on bagpipes | 1775.08.12 | Greenock | CITATION | Tune, Tullichgorum [t], emigre plays on bagpipes | 1775.08.12 | Greenock | CITATION | Tune, Tullichgorum [t], emigre plays on bagpipes | 1775.08.16 | Greenock | CITATION | Tune, Tullichgorum [t], emigre plays on bagpipes | 1775.08.31 | Greenock | CITATION | Tune, Tullichgorum [t], emigre plays on bagpipes | 1741.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, tune your soul, your heart strings high [fl] | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Turn Fair Clora [t], in concert program | 1768.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Twas when the seas were roaring [t], to be sung in Miss in Her Teens | 1768.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Twas when the seas were roaring [t], to be sung in Miss in Her Teens | 1742.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Twede-side [t], of lyric [beg] Why, Britannia, thus senseless | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Tweedside [t], song in satirical program | 1769.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Vain is Beauty's Gaudy Flower [t], from Judith [t], to be sung | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Vain is beauty's gaudy flower [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Vain is beauty's gaudy flower [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1769.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Vain is beauty's gaudy flower [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing | 1773.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Vain is Beauty's Gaudy Flower [t], sung in benefit concert | 1773.05.10 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Vain is Beauty's Gaudy Flower [t], sung in benefit concert | 1769.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Vain is Beauty's Gaudy Flow'r [t], from Judith [t], to be sung | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Vain is Beauty's Gawdy Flower [t], from Judith [t], to be sung | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Vain is Beauty's Gawdy Flower [t], from Judith [t], to be sung | 1771.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Valet chez une Fermiere [t], of lyric [beg] Ce Canadian sans merite | 1770.03.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, Veni Creator [t], parody by Wilkes sung in pageant-procession | 1741.04.02 | Hanover | CITATION | Tune, Veni Creator [t], sung as Electors withdraw from service | 1713.03.16 | Rome | CITATION | Tune, Veni Creator [t], sung in Rome, for public consistory | 1783.11.22 | Richmond | CITATION | Tune, Vicar of Brae [t], model of lyric [beg] In our dependent golden days | 1780.01.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Vicar of Bray [t], of lyric [beg] In good King George's golden days | 1770.06.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, Vicar of Bray [t], of lyric [beg] Orators of Greece and Rome, The | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Vicar of Bray [t], song in satirical program | 1771.06.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Vicar of Bray, The [t] | 1780.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, War and Washington [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, War and Washington [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1777.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, War and Washington [t], of lyric [beg] Let nations wrapt in wonder | 1782.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Tune, War's Alarms [t], to be sing in Clandestine Marriage [t] | 1782.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Tune, War's Alarms [t], to be sing in Clandestine Marriage [t] | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Was I Shepherd's Maid to Keep [t], from Padlock [t], in concert | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Was I Shepherd's Maid to Keep [t], from Padlock [t], in concert | 1767.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Water parted from the Sea [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung | 1767.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Water parted from the Sea [t], from Artaxerxes [t], to be sung | 1769.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Water Parted From the Sea [t], to be sung after opera | 1771.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Water-Piece [t] (Handel), played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Water-Piece [t] (Handel), played by barrel organ made by Pykes, Geo | 1782.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Watry God [t], of lyric [beg] As bending o'er the azure tide | 1781.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Watry God [t], of lyric [beg] King Hancock sat in regal state | 1776.11.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Tune, Watry God [t], of lyric [beg] When Britain first, without a cause | 1776.11.25 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Watry God, tune of lyric [beg] Watry God, great Neptune lay | 1769.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Wedding [t], Hallam and Woolls to sing in Harlequin Collector [t] | 1771.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Welcome, welcome, brother debtor [t], of lyric [beg] Come, my lads, ye | 1769.03.30 | London | CITATION | Tune, Welcome Welcome Brother Debtor [t], played by fifers and drummers | 1769.03.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Welcome, welcome brother debtor [t], played under Wilkes's window | 1769.04.03 | London | CITATION | Tune, Welcome, welcome brother debtor [t], played under Wilkes's window | 1777.04.29 | Exeter | CITATION | Tune, Well Met, Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My Lord, with your leave | 1777.01.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Tune, Well met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.02.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Well met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.02.24 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Well met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Well met brother tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Well met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, Well met, Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Well met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Well met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My Lords, with your leave | 1777.04.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Well Met Brother Tar [t], of lyric [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1774.08.11 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Were I a Shepherd's Maid [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1774.08.18 | Princeton | CITATION | Tune, Were I a Shepherd's Maid [t], on concert program in Princeton | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, What beauties does Flora disclose [t], song in satirical program | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, What care I for affairs of state [t], song in satirical program | 1768.07.16 | Providence | CITATION | Tune, When all the attic fire was fled [t], of lyric [beg] With longing look | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, When American First at Heaven's Command [t], for sale by Towne, Benjam | 1777.10.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, When Britain First, at Heaven's Command, [t] for lyric [beg] Again, my | 1777.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, When Britain first at Heaven's Command [t], tune of lyric [beg] Again, | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Tune, When Britain first [t], of lyric [beg] Thy grateful sons, O Queen of | 1783.03.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, When Britains first at Heaven's Command [t], played during toasts | 1751.01.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, When I Was a Dame of Honour [t], of lyric [beg] Ye busses, hail, which | 1751.02.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, When I Was a Dame of Honour [t], of lyric [beg] Ye busses, hail, which | 1767.05.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, When Phebus the Tops of the Hills [t], to be sung by Woolls and Hallam | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, When Phoebus the tops of the Hills [t], in concert program | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, When Phoebus the Tops of the Hills [t], sung in program of concert | 1767.05.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, When Phoebus the Tops of the Hills [t], to be sung by Woolls & Hallam | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, When the Cares of the Day [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1771.05.30 | London | CITATION | Tune, Which is the Properest Day to Drink [t], Lords Sandwich...singing | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Which is the properest day to drink? [t], song in satirical program | 1772.05.14 | London | CITATION | Tune, Which Nobody Can Deny [t], of lyric [beg] Since life's but a jest | 1780.03.08 | London | CITATION | Tune, Which way shall I turn me [t], in satire, metaphor of politics | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Which way shall I turn me [t], song in satirical program | 1770.06.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], new ballad, singers arrested | 1770.06.12 | London | CITATION | Tune, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], new ballad, singers arrested | 1770.06.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], new ballad, singers arrested | 1770.06.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], new ballad, singers arrested | 1764.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Tune, White Cliffs of Albion [t], to be sung by Furell, Mr after Orphan [t] | 1773.08.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Who has e'er been at Baldock must needs know the mill [t], of lyric | 1773.08.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Who has e'er been at Baldock must needs know the mill [t], of lyric | 1773.08.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, Who has e'er been at Baldock must needs know the mill [t], of lyric | 1773.09.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Who has e'er been at Baldock must needs know the mill [t], of lyric | 1781.12.20 | Norwich | CITATION | Tune, Who Would have Thought It? [t], of lyric [beg] On the day set apart | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Who'd Know the Sweets of Liberty [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Who'd Know the Sweets of Liberty [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Who'd Know the Sweets of Liberty [t], metaphor of political affairs | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Who'll buy a heart? [t], song in satirical program | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Why would Fate Pursue [t], from Maid of the Mill [t] | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Why would Fate Pursue [t], from Maid of the Mill [t] | 1769.02.23 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Wild Irishman [t], British officers demand music to play for dancing | 1769.03.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Wild Irishman [t], British officers demand music to play for dancing | 1769.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Wild Irishman [t], British officers demand music to play for dancing | 1768.09.22 | Berwick | CITATION | Tune, Wilkes and Liberty [t], played for King's birthday | 1768.06.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Wilkes and Liberty [t], sung by ballad singer | 1770.05.14 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Wilke's Riggle [t], in lyric [beg] Prove your hearts and shew your | 1769.09.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Wilkes's Wriggle [t], sung by pensioner, who was then discharged | 1775.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Wilkes's Wriggle [t], tune of lyric [beg] On Calvert's plains new | 1764.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Windsor [t], discussed in essay responding to criticism of new tunes | 1764.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Windsor [t], tune in old psalm books, better than new tunes | 1762.04.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, With swords on their thighs [t], of lyric [beg] Ye powers appear, my | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, With women and wine I defy ev'ry care [t], song in satirical program | 1783.07.25 | New London | CITATION | Tune, Worcester [t], of lyric [beg] Lord of Glory reigns, The | 1768.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Would you have a young...[t], of lyric [beg] Would you know what | 1775.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Would you have a young virgin [t], of lyric [beg] Would you know what | 1776.09.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yanke Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1769.02.23 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yanke Doodle [t], British officers demand music to play for dancing | 1769.03.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yanke Doodle [t], British officers demand music to play for dancing | 1769.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yanke Doodle [t], British officers demand music to play for dancing | 1779.09.18 | South Carolina | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], allusion in lyric [beg] Take the name of a man | 1776.09.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankee's Day | 1775.06.15 | Lexington | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], British brigade under Percy made to dance to | 1775.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1775.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], disliked by British officers after battle | 1775.07.22 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], disliked by British officers after battle | 1769.02.13 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.03.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.03.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.05.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.05.15 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1783.12.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], grand catch in 13 parts, sung at court, in satire | 1775.12.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], in lyric [beg] By my faith, but I think you're all | 1776.05.10 | Newburyport | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], in lyric [beg] Did not our troops show much | 1782.08.07 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], in lyric [beg] Of great and glorious names to speak | 1775.08.16 | Gosport | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by Alexander Main, fifer in Gosport | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by American army at British capitulation | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.10 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1769.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by band of music after disbursing audience | 1783.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by band of music in Philadelphia | 1775.06.15 | Lexington | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by British brigade under Percy | 1775.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by British fifes and drums, in tar/feather | 1775.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by British fifes and drums on march | 1775.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by British on march to Concord | 1775.05.19 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by British on march to Concord | 1775.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by British on march to Concord | 1775.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by drums and fifes of 47th Regt | 1775.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by fifes and drums on Sunday during services | 1769.09.14 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by Guard's band of music, as insult | 1769.09.25 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by Guard's band of music, as insult | 1769.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played by Guard's band of music, as insult | 1775.08.16 | Gosport | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played during derisive procession of John Schaw | 1783.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played in Philadelphia for St Tammany's Day | 1775.11.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], played on march after raid on Rivington's shop | 1779.09.06 | Kingston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], rebus in lyric [beg] Take the name of a man, who | 1775.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], reference in lyric [beg] By my faith but I think | 1782.05.27 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], singing, in lyric [beg] Of great and glorious names | 1782.06.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], singing, in lyric [beg] Of great and glorious names | 1783.12.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], sung at peace concert, in satire | 1775.08.01 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], victory of Americans attributed to inspiration of | 1775.08.29 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], victory of Americans attributed to inspiration of | 1775.09.05 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Doodle [t], victory of Americans attributed to inspiration of | 1775.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Tune [t], British troops end playing | 1775.05.30 | Lexington | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Tune [t], British troops end playing | 1775.05.31 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Tune [t], British troops end playing | 1775.05.11 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankee Tune [t], British troops end playing, credit American courage | 1775.07.13 | Boston neck | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1775.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1775.07.18 | Cambridge | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1775.07.19 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1775.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1775.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], British troops no longer like dancing to | 1781.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], of lyric [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1781.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], of lyric [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1782.01.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], of lyric [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1782.01.17 | Worcester | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], of lyric [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1783.05.17 | Fredericksburg | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle, or the Lexington March [t], played in Fredericksburg | 1781.11.01 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.06 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.08 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.10 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.10 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1781.11.12 | Yorktown | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by American army when British laid down arms | 1768.10.17 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by British bands of music on ships at anchor | 1768.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by British bands of music on ships at anchor | 1768.11.15 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by British bands of music on ships at anchor | 1768.12.12 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by British bands of music on ships at anchor | 1768.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played by British bands of music on ships at anchor | 1775.06.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Tune, Yankey Doodle [t], played when troops began march | 1776.09.04 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1776.09.10 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1776.09.19 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1776.09.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1776.09.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1776.09.28 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1776.10.11 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], bagpipers in London to play for St Yankey's Day | 1775.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], disliked by British officers after battle | 1775.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], played by British fifes and drums, in tar/feather | 1775.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Tune, Yankie Doodle [t], played by British fifes and drums on march | 1778.05.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yanky Doodle [t], British music to play, in metaphor of current events | 1769.03.02 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yanky Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.03.20 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yanky Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.04.17 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yanky Doodle [t], for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1775.09.23 | London | CITATION | Tune, Yanky Doodle [t], victory of Americans attributed to inspiration of | 1780.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Ye Fair Married Dames [t], for sale by Towne, Benjamin | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ye Man of Gaza [t] (Handel), in concert program at Vaux-hall Gardens | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ye Man of Gaza [t] (Handel), in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1769.07.03 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Ye Man of Gaza [t] (Handel), in concert program at Vaux-hall Gardens | 1778.05.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Medley of Mortals [t], of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not | 1778.05.30 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Medley of Mortals [t], of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not | 1778.06.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Medley of Mortals [t], of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Medley of Mortals [t], of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Medley of Mortals [t], of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not | 1778.06.18 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Medley of Mortals [t], of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song | 1773.07.22 | England | CITATION | Tune, Ye Warwickshire Lads and Ye Lasses [t], sung by clerk in church | 1773.08.09 | London | CITATION | Tune, Ye Warwickshire Lads and Ye Lasses [t], sung by clerk in church | 1774.03.28 | England | CITATION | Tune, Ye Warwickshire Lads and Ye Lasses [t], sung by man awoken in church | 1774.04.01 | England | CITATION | Tune, Ye Warwickshire Lads and Ye Lasses [t], sung by man awoken in church | 1774.04.05 | England | CITATION | Tune, Ye Warwickshire Lads and Ye Lasses [t], sung by man awoken in church | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Tune, You vile pack of vagabonds [t], song in satirical program | 1738.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Tune, Young Filander [t], ballad ordered from Ireland | 1769.07.03 | London | CITATION | Tune, Young Jockey is the lad [t], in lyric [beg] Now Venus in Vaux-Hall | 1772.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Young Jockey [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Tune, Young Jockey [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert |