Early German music in PhiladelphiaDrummond, Robert Rutherford
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Early German music in Philadelphia
Drummond, Robert Rutherford
Music -- Germany -- History and criticism; Music -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia -- History and criticism
42. “The Arabs of the desert, or Harlequins flight from Egypt,” with a
new Overture and Music, composed by Mr. Reinagle.[269]
Probably before 1800 (date not known).
43. “Collection of favorite songs, divided into books. The basses
rendered easy and natural for the pianoforte or harpsichord by Alex.
Reinagle.”
1800.
44. Masonic overture.
45. “Naval pillar” (musical entertainment), accompaniments by R.
46. “Pizarro,” by Kotzebue; adapted by R. B. Sheridan; music by
Reinagle and Raynor Taylor.
FOOTNOTES:
[262] Cf. _Am. Daily Adv._, Mar. 4, 1791. Also programs given in this
book for 1791.
[263] Cf. _Am. Daily Adv._, Dec. 15, 1791.
[264] Cf. _Am. Daily Adv._, Jun. 27, 1796.
[265] Cf. _Am. Daily Adv._, Mar. 28, 1796.
[266] Perhaps the same as advertised in _Am. Daily Adv._, May 7, 1794.
[267] _Am. Daily Adv._, Apr. 16, 1798.
[268] _Am. Daily Adv._, Dec. 23, 1799.
[269] Cf. _Am. Daily Adv._, Apr. 13, 1799.
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