ABSTRACT
THOMAS MOORE - A SELECTION OF IRISH MELODIES with Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson Mus. Doc. and Characteristic Words by Thomas Moore Esq. Ten numbers and a supplement, Dublin and London, 1807. See Veronica Ni Chinnéide “77ze Sources of Moore's Melodies'’ JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL IRISH SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF IRELAND. Vol. LXXXIX, Part II (Dublin, 1959) pp. 109-134
4748 OH BREATHE NOT HIS NAME Air - The brown maid I 21
4752 OH THINK NOT MY SPIRITS ARE ALWAYS AS LIGHT Air - John O’Reilly the active I 39
4753 THO’ THE LAST GLIMPSE OF ERIN WITH SORROW I SEE Air - Coulin I 42
4754 RICH AND RARE WERE THE GEMS SHE WORE Air - The summer is coming 1 49
4755 AS A BEAM OE’r THE FACE OF THE WATERS MAY GLOW Air - The young man’s dream I 56
4756 THE MEETING OF THE WATERS or THERE IS NOT IN THIS WIDE WORLD Air - The old head o f Denis I 62
4757 ST. SENANUS AND THE LADY or OH! HASTE AND LEAVE THIS SACRED ISLE Air - The brown thorn II 52
4758 YOU REMEMBER ELLEN Air - Were I a clerk II 54
Song “You remember Ellen, our hamlet’s pride” C a1 a2 || b a2 20 See 5345*, 6434*; M M I334
4760 TAKE BACK THE VIRGIN PAGE Air - Dermott II 60
4759 HOW DEAR TO ME THE HOUR Air - The twisting of the rope
4765 LET ERIN REMEMBER THE DAYS OF OLD Air - The red fox II 85
4766 THE SONG OF FIONNUALA Air - Arrak, my dear Eveleen II 90
4767 COME SEND ROUND THE WINE Air - We brought the summer with us II 93
4768 SUBLIME WAS THE WARNING WHICH LIBERTY SPOKE Air - The black joke II 95
