Oxenford, John, 1812-1877
Oxenford, John
Oxenford, John, 1812-1877, musicologue
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John Oxenford
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Works
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| I and my double |
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| Aus meinem Leben |
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| The auto-biography of Goethe. Truth and poetry: from my own life. |
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| autobiography of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
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| The Beggar Boy |
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| bonheur |
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| Bonjour, Suzon ! Poésie d' Alfred de Musset, english translation by J. Oxenford, J. Faure |
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| Bristol diamonds |
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| Callery, J.-M. Tʻai pʻing tʻien kuo chʻu chʻi chi shih, 1982: |
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| Canções : |
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| captive |
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| Consolation |
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| Conversations of Goethe with Eckermann and Soret |
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| I couldn't help it |
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| Day well spent |
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| The dice of death |
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| Doctor Dilworth : a farce in one act |
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| The early life of Goethe. Books I.-IX. of the autobiography; |
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| Flügel's complete dictionary of the German and English languages |
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| Francis Bacon of Verulam : Realistic philosophy and its age |
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| Der Freischutz |
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| Gespräche mit Goethe in den letzen Jahren seines Lebens |
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| Happiness |
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| [heading:] "At her cottage door Mary" Air: "New Wells" end of the 17|t|h Cent. Words by J. Oxenford. |
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| [heading:] Dear Kitty. The air popular before 1605. Words by J. Oxenford. |
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| [heading:] Fairies haste the summer moon is bright. (Tune of "Sellengers Round". Early XVI. Cent.) | (Words by J. Oxenford) |
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| [heading:] "Let me leit to the Billows" (Tune "Admiral Benbow" Words by J. Oxenford.) |
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| [heading:] Little Musgrave. Traditional Air. The old ballad condensed by J. Oxenford. |
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| [heading:] May he who wears a sulky face. Tune "Three merry men of Kent" 17|t|h Cent. Words by Oxenford. |
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| [heading:] My dearest love, why will thou ask" Tune: "I'll never have thee more" about 1610. Words by J. Oxenford. |
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| [heading:] "Nought I prize beyond her" Tune "Lull me beyond thee". Early 17|t|h Cent. Words by J. Oxenford. |
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| [heading:] "When Autumn Skies are blue". Air of the 16|t|h Cent. (The modern Words by John Oxenford) |
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| Helvellyn |
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| The illustrated book of French songs. From the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. |
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| Insurrection en Chine. |
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| King John and the abbot |
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| A life chase |
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| Lily of Killarney |
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| Lohengrin |
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| The magic toys |
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| May-day |
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| May-day : a cantata for soprano solo, chorus and orchestra |
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| The merchant of Yonkers : a farce in four acts |
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| The monastery of St. Just |
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| The much too clever; or, a friend indeed |
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| My dearest look on me again |
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| My fellow clerk |
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| Neighbours |
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| No followers : a farce in one act : and, A quiet day : a farce in one act |
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| Northern Nancy |
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| Only a halfpenny |
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| Óperas. |
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| Porter's knot |
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| The reigning favourite |
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| Rigoletto : opera in three acts |
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| Robin Hood [SR] p2011: |
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| Sam's arrival |
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| Sandmann. |
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| [score, title page, f.1r:] Die Rose von Erin | Musik | von | J. Benedict. | Partitur. | Ausschließliches Eigenthum | von Ed. Bote & G. Bock in Berlin | [added later, ink:] Für das Großherzogl. Hoftheater | in Weimar | Berlin 9 October 1869 | E. Bote u. G Bock | E. Bock |
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| Sérénade |
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| I set the bell a ringing |
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| Sion |
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| The sleeper awakened |
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| The soldier's legacy |
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| Songs |
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| Songs and duets with german and english words |
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| Till Mary won my heart |
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| Timour the Tartar! or, the iron master of Samarkand-by-Oxus |
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| Twice killed, a farce, in one act, first performed at the Olympic Theatre ... 1835. |
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| The two orphans |
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| Undine. Ein Mährchen nach La Motte Fouque für England frei , bearbeitet von John Oxenford, ins Deutsche übertragen Karl Klingemann.... Op. 70. Klavierauszug |
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| The world of fashion |
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| A wrong man in the right place |
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| A young lad from the country |
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