Come Dwell With Me, Ballad, Sung by Mr. Waylett, the Poetry by T. Haines Bayly, Esqr., arranged for the Spanish Guitar Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander
Come Dwell With Me, Ballad, sung by Mrs. Waylett, the Poetry by T. Haynes Bayly Esqr., arranged for the Spanish Guitar Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander
Come Where the Aspens Quiver, a Ballad, sung by Mrs. Waylett, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, arranged for the Guitar Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander Tagged With: Voice and Guitare
In My own Sweet Native Vale, arranged with an accompaniment for the Guitar Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander Tagged With: Voice and Guitare
Love in a Cottage, sung by Madame Vestris, in Mr. T. Haynes Bayly s Burletta of that name, Arranged with a Guitar Accompaniment Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander Tagged With: Voice and Guitare
My Own Blue Bell, the Famous Ballad, as Sung by Miss Love, Miss Coveney, Mrs. Waylett, arranged for Guitar, in 2 Different Ways for the convenience of Amateurs Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander
No. 3, Popular Songs, Containing The Moon s on the Lake or the MacGregor s Gathering sung by Miss Paton, Bavarian Girl s Song , Buy a Broom sung by Madame Vestris, A Maiden was Roaming Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander
The Arab Maid, sung by Mrs. Waylett, arranged with an Accompaniment for the Spanish Guitar Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander
The Fairest Flower, Ballad, sung with unbounded applause by Mr. Wood, Mr. Horn Mr. Anderson, in the Musical Farce of the Invincibles, arranged with an Accompt. (in addition to the Piano Forte) for the Spanish Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander Tagged With: Duo, Piano and Guitar
The Gay Troubadour, Ballad, sung by Miss H. Cawse, set with an Accompt. for one or Two Guitars, in addition to the original for the Piano Forte Filed Under: Lee. George Alexander Tagged With: Duo, Piano and Guitar
