Smart, George, 1776-1867
Smart, George Thomas 1776-1867
Smart, George
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George Thomas Smart English musician
Smart, George Thomas, Sir, 1776-1867
Smart, George (George Thomas), 1776-1867
VIAF ID: 22918824 (Personal)
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Works
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| [23] Catches and glees. The muses' tribute to beauty. |
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| 24 Fantasia-Suites |
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| An address to the royal bowmen of Kent [Song] |
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| Arranged by Sir George Smart | From | Mozart. |
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| Ars longa vita brevis |
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| Beethoven : a victorian tribute based on the papers of Sir George Smart |
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| The butterfly's ball or, The grasshopper's feast : a canzonettina for three voices |
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| Cantatas |
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| Cease, cease your dull pathetic mournful glees. A favorite glee |
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| Christus am Ölberge. |
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| A collection of glees & canons, &c. &c. &c., 1863?: |
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| Country dances |
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| The Dettingen Te Deum, composed in the year 1743 |
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| Divine amusement, 1816?: |
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| Duets (instr.) |
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| Elegies (instr./voc.) |
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| Exercises (instr.) |
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| Glees |
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| God of the purple grape. A glee for three voices |
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| God save the King. A new loyal song for the 1|s|t of Jan|y 1793 |
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| The grand march as performed in the pantomime of Hercules and Omphale ... sett for a full military band, also adapted for the harpsichord |
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| La guida della musica instrumentale, or the rudiments of the forte piano and harpsichord ... to which are subjoined, eight progressive lessons constructed on ... familiar airs, to conclude with a lesson for two performers on one forte piano ... op. 5 |
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| Hail, smiling summer's pleasant days. A favorite song. |
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| Hallelujah : from "The Mount of Olives" |
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| Handel's celebrated coronation anthem, adapted for the organ, harpsichord & forte-piano. |
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| How sleep the brave. An ode by Collins. |
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| How sweet is love's first gentle sway. Duetto. |
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| In my lonely cot obscure. A pastoral air |
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| The Kiss. A favorite song sung by Mr. Braham at the Royalty theatre. The words by Mr. Vaughan, the music by a Lady. |
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| Leaves from the journals of Sir George Smart, 1907. |
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| Madrigals and motets, for five voices |
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| Madrigaux |
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| The man of reason |
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| Marches |
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| Maria |
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| Minuets |
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| National anthems |
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| Neptune and Britannia. A favorite cantata ... wrote on seeing the French fleet in the British Channel in the year 1779 |
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| Not on beauty's transient pleasure. Mr. Tenducci's third favorite rondeau. |
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| Now the sunshine of mirth beams refulgent. A favorite duett. |
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| Odes |
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| On spring. A new song. |
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| Over the glad waters of the dark blue sea |
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| Overture to Zauberflote | [...] Mozart |
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| Pantomimes |
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| Pastorales (voc.) |
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| Pieces |
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| Pleyel's celebrated sinfonie concertante ... op. 20 |
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| Rondos (voc.) |
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| Rules for reading clefs | [...] Sir George Smart |
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| The sheperd's complaint. [Song] |
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| Shepherd, would'st thou here obtain. Advice [Song]. |
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| Sig. Raimondi's favourite trio [D] for a violin, tenor and violoncello obligato, as performed at Mr. Cramers concert. |
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| Singspiele |
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| Six duettos for two german flutes. |
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| Six easy duetts [C, G, D, F, B, C] for two violins ... op. 1. |
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| Six favorite rondos for the harpsichord or piano forte, with an accompaniment for a violin or flute. |
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| Sonatas |
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| Songs |
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| The squirrel, 1807?: |
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| Stabat mater |
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| Symphonies concertantes |
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| Tabby's Purraby to her chicken, which she had adopted after her six kittens had been drown'd. |
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| [title page, in pencil in a later hand, f.1r:] Organ Part-Fantazias |
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| [title page:] O'ver the glad Waters. | A Round for Four Voices | with an Accompaniment (ad lib.) for the | Piano Forte. | The Poetry by | Lord Byron. | Composed & Inscribed to | Sir George Smart | By | T. F. Walmisley. | London, Printed & Sold by Chappell & Co. Music Sellers to his Majesty. | [....] |
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| Twelve familiar sonatinas [G, C, F, D, G, B, C, D, A, Es, d, C] for the harpsichord or piano forte ... opera VI |
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| Two favorite minuets ... for clarinetts, horns & bassoon: also adapted for the harpsichord, or piano forte. |
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| Variations |
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| The young man's caution. |
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