Russell, Henry, 1812-1900
Russell, Henry
Henry Russell English pianist, baritone singer and composer
VIAF ID: 19566001 ( Personal )
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English pianist, baritone singer and composer
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1812?-1900
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1812-1900
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (18)
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Boston, MA
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Joly, Jaspar Robert
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1819-1892
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London
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London
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Martin, Murray
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New York
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Rede, Leman
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Rede, William Leman
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1802-1847
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Reeve, William
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1757-1815
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Ronald, Landon
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1873-1938
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Ronald, Landon
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1873-1938
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Beziehung familiaer
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Sharpe, Henry John
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Sheerness
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Sheerness
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Works
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| The brave old oak; a song of the oak. |
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| The Canadian sleigh song |
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| Cheer! boys, cheer! |
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| Come, maidens, come; |
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| The dove of Noah; |
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| Edison sheet music collection |
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| Emigrant's progress. To the West! to the West! |
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| An evening with Henry Russell. |
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| The Indian hunter. |
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| The lady leaves the banquet hall : romance of Palestine : as sung by Mrs. Franklin |
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| The lay of hope : I love to dwell in the bosom's cell : a favorite song |
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| Life on the ocean wave, c1961: |
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| I love it, I love it, and who shall dare |
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| The maniac; |
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| Mighty Niagara : a descriptive scena |
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| Mighty Niagara! whose voice we hear |
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| My heart's in the Highlands; a favourite song. |
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| The Newfoundland dog: a descriptive ballad. |
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| Oh why should we bewail the dead; a sacred song. |
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| The old arm chair : a ballad |
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| The Old Arm Chair | Words by Eliza [unreadable] | Hanry Russell |
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| The old English gentleman a ballad : arranged with accompaniments for the piano forte, sung with distinguished applause |
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| Old King Time! |
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| The old oak tree ballad |
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| The old sexton. |
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| On the brave who have fallen no tear we bestow. |
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| Our native song a national refrain as sung with great applause by Mr. H. Russell at his public concerts |
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| Robin Ruff; or, If I had but a thousand a year; ballad. |
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| Rockaway; or, On old Long Island's sea-girt shore, a ballad. |
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| The ship on fire; a descriptivr scena. |
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| Snow lies deep upon the ground |
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| Some love to roam o'er the dark sea foam. |
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| Songs |
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| Songs. Selections |
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| There's room enough for all; song |
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| Tubal Cain |
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| We have been friends together; ballad. |
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| When I rov'd a young highlander. |
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| When I'd yoo-hoo in the valley. Lyrics et musique de Henri Russell et Murray Martin. Chant et piano |
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| The wife's dream. |
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| Will nobody marry me |
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| Woodman! Spare that tree! |
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| Words of the oratorio of The skeptic |
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