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Sheaf of Little Songs by Robert Coningsby Clarke verse by M Radclyffe-Hall

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incl. Insert from Constance Beazley from The Sketch mag 1925


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Leisure Guide, "Bicentenary snub: 'Bing Crosby of the Ice' out in cold" item with quotes from Johnny Wade about the veteran guitarist beingignored by the NSW Bicentennial Authority in upcoming celebrations


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Entertainment section, biographical item on "Johnny Wade" (Johnny Wade and His Hawaiians) John Charles Wade OAM d 1/12/ 1993


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Colour photograph of Don in concert Robert Knox Hall


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B & W photograph of Don in rehearsal studio w dbass and pno


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B & W photograph  of Don in concert w Don Burrows clarinet dbass and dms


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2 copies of B & W photograph of Don Burrows taken by professional Robin C Wood at NZ radio studio 1ZB with inscription "For Don Andrews, please phone me if you receive safely FL4160"


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B & W photograph professional in recording studio


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B & W photograph  professional in performance w dbass


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B & W photograph professional by Max Dupain studio (has stamp on rear) Don posing with ?Louis full hollow body semi acoustic. SLNSW has similar photo with info and date "portrait used for John C Duval Advertising"


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B & W photograph Don performing in sextet with ?Rex Stewart (tpt) dbass, clari, pno, drms


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B & W photograph  Don in recording studio with quintet tenor sax db dms pno; drums have "f/M" on bass drum


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B & W photograph Don in rec studio with string quintet and conductor Max Dupain studio shot


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Colour photograph of Don tuning up in unknown concert hall


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Colour photograph of Don in concert  w sax dms unknown venue


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Colour photograph of Don at University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, posing with guitar and ? Soprano sax at


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Colour photograph of Don in unknown rec studio playing nylon string


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B & W photograph of Barney Kessell w guitar (detail) from workshop with Don held at CC Con


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B & W photograph of Don and Barney Kessell and audience front row. Taken at workshop held at CC Con


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Advertisement for Two Guitars and the Music and Dance of Spain concert Parramatta Town Hall

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reverse side has ticket but of Jack Allen Swing Show dated 8/2/1950 Town Hall Cootamundra


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Flyer for Two Guitars and the Music and Dance of Spain

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reverse side has an excerpt from letter from Maton dated 12/8/1964


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Photocopied concert program for Two Guitars and the Music and Dance of Spain

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reverse side has photocopied handdrawn flyer of concert at The Academy of the Guitar 138 Bondi Road Bondi School of Arts which feat. Don dated Friday 12/3/circa 1970


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reverse side has flyer for AULOS concert at Caringbah HS Don, Monica Scott(dance)  and Joan Shute (soprano) dated Saturday 18/9/circa 1970


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pasted to card is a handwritten letter from John Williams dated 28/7/1966 re teaching guitar in Australia; on reverse side is letter from guitarist/teacher, ?Egthor Thorlaks? from Iceland seeking teaching in Australia dated 5/1/1969


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3 x colour photos of Don solo and w students on campus


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1 copy of colour photograph of Don and George Golla in performance at Robert Knox Hall


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1 copy of B & W photo of Don in concert at Robert Knox Hall with Bob Barnard


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1 copy of B & W photo of Don and Bob Barnard in concert at Robert Knox Hall


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1 copy of B & W photo of Bob Barnard in concert at Robert Knox Hall with Don


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"A Concert for Don May 1929 - March 2012" held at Peninsula Theatre, Woy Woy, on 12 May 2012; incl. brief performers biog

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Performers: Steve Smillie, Maree Adams, George Golla, Judy Marshall-Schutte, Guy Strazzullo and Rodric White, Kim Cannan and group, Oliver Thorpe, Dr Angelo Fraietta, Budi Bone.


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Laminated colour photo Barney Kessel Rare Performances 1952 - 1991


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4 step plan using text Berkley Basic Guitar Phase 1


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reverse side  has excerpt of SMH Friday arts review by Roger Covell dated 4/6/1971


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Don w Reg Lewis band in concert in B & W

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reverse side has photocopy program of concert: A special Christmas Workshop recital of Don and John Riddell of the Academy of the Guitar, Bondi, 11/12/1970


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?Don's family album of b & w photos dated and location


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Pledge to put money aside for health emergency, signed by Marjorie Yelds


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Printed flyers of Jim Gussey's band with Don; features "Hit Parade" event; made from cut outs stuck on paper  B & W photos

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reverse side has article about Les Welch and mentions young lions of the Sydney jazz scene which mentions Don and Don Burrows, Bob Gover (bass), Yank Christian (trumpet) Jimmy Lind (drums), Les Jones (tenor sax); and details early 1940s scene


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Typed text, Signed by Don. Don asks Phyllis to "mention to Barney" a past anecdotes involving a Sydney concert promoted by Peter Noble where Barney found a Japanese guitar in his case instead of his Gibson, others mentioned are Herb Ellis, Charlie Byrd, George Golla, Martin Taylor.


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Don in studio w Don Burrows and ?arranger of B & W


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Don on stage w tenor sax, pno, dbass, dms B & W


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Don in lounge room w ?guitarist w  "RF" inscribed on a custom guitar B & W


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Don on guitar w six boys on banjo mandolins w Dick Fair B & W

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Mounted on card. Inscribed "Good luck from Australia's Amateur Hour Dick Fair"


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Mounted on card: reverse has letter addressed to Don at 99 Spring St Bondi, dated 6/8/1968 from EJ Gregson, Secretary, AMEB Sydney, requesting Don become the first examiner in Classical Guitar


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"Red Folder" correspondence and news clippings

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Daily Mirror Historical feature "Pacific Paradise Became Hell of Fever and Death"

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Details the 1877 scam of Marquis de Rays to build a utopia called Kingdom of New France in PNG

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Some of the residents of New Ireland in Breton, France, were involved


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B & W portrait of young woman in leather jacket

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Studio du Theatre 31 Rue Sth Catherine, inscribed on reverse: Jacqueline 19 ano


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B & W portrait of adult woman in Victorian dress


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B & W portrait of young man in Edwardian dress

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inscribed "... Yours Jack", reverse side is postcard template from A P Saunders Photo, Singleton

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Attached is handwritten text "Myself, Jack Andrews grandson of Auguste Eustace Pitoy of Nancy, Moselle France


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Aerogramme envelope postmarked 21/12/1964 Vosges, containing letter addressed to John and family and signed by P Pitoy

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written in French and English; mention of the "Phantom Paradise" book written about the Marquis de Rays scan

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Attached is handwritten text: Letter from my cousin in France (Nancy) to Myself Jack Andrews.


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from writer Mademoiselle Josephine H Niau

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double sided handwritten letter apparently responding to a letter to the "Sun" which Jack Andrews had written seeking clarification about ?N Pitoy mentioned in Niau's article

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confirmation of ancestral connection to the story


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double sided handwritten letter advising of the publication of "A Phantom Paradise"


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consolation on the death of Jack's mother


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double sided four pages handwritten letter confirming Jack's mother is the daughter of Monsieur Pitoy mentioned in Niau's "Sun" article

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Details regarding financial compensation from M d Rays is mentioned


# Table2

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1 song- "Bird of Love Divine"; Lyrics by Kathleen Birch


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1 song; duet; English and Italian lyrics;


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1 song; English and foreign lyrics; English lyrics by Louis Lavater


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1 song; English and German lyrics; German lyrics by E.W.; English lyrics by C. Laubach (after H.C. Andersen)


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1 song; English and German lyrics; German lyrics by Elizabeth Mayer; English lyrics by Ronald Duncan


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1 song; English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Albert G. Latham; Arranged and edited by6 W.G. Whittaker


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1 song; English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Fred E. Weatherly


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1 song; English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Henry Farnie


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1 song; English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Humphrey Procter-Gregg


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1 song; English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by R.H. Elkin; Aria from "Madam Butterfly"


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1 song; English and Italian lyrics; Italian lyrics by Giovacchino Forzano


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1 song; English lyrics; edited by Louis Lavater


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1 song; English lyrics; for Tenor and Bass


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1 song; English lyrics; lyrics by Arthur C. Benson


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1 song; Ënglish lyrics; Lyrics by H.B. Farnie


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1 song; English lyrics; Lyrics by Henry Hersee


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1 song; English lyrics; lyrics by Joyce Kilmer


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1 song; English lyrics; Lyrics by Mrs C. F. Alexander; Arranged by F. Harrington Miller


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1 song; English lyrics; Lyrics by Old Manx Ballad


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1 song; English, German and French lyrics; German lyrics by F. Holstein, English lyrics by L. David, French lyrics by Frank Stucken


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1 song; foreword summary of plot; English and foreign lyrics; English lyrics by Albert G. Latham; Arranged and edited by W.G. Whittaker


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1 song; German and English lyrics; English lyrics by Claude Aveling


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1 song; German and English lyrics; English lyrics by W. Bartholmew


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1 song; Latin and English lyrics; English lyrics by N. Carlton Hill; edited by Edgardo Levi


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10 songs; English and German lyrics; English translation by various lyricists


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14 songs; English and German lyrics; English lyrics by various lyricists


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2 songs; English lyrics; Lyrics by Charles Henry Souter


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30 songs; English and French lyrics; lyrics by various lyricists


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30 songs; English, German and French lyrics


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4 songs; German and English lyrics; English lyrics by Willis Wager


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50 songs; English and German lyrics; English lyrics by Alice Mattullath; edited and annotated by Max Heinrich


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55 songs; English and German lyrics; English lyrics by Dr. Th. Baker


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6 songs; English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Claude Aveling


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6 songs; English and Italian lyrics; Various lyricists


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6 songs; English and various languages lyrics; edited by Liza Lehmann; English adaptations by R.H. Elkin


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6 songs; English lyrics; lyrics by Charles Hanson Towne


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6 songs; English lyrics; Lyrics by Geoffrey Steuart


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6 songs; English, Italian and German lyrics; Lyrics by various lyricists


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6 songs; German and English lyrics; English lyrics by Hermann Klein & Emil Kreuz


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8 songs; various lyricists. English and some German lyrics.


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82 songs; English and German lyrics; English lyrics by Dr. Th. Baker


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9 songs; English and various languages; Composers include: Bizet, Donizetti, Gounod, Verdi


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9 songs; German and English lyrics; English lyrics by Ebenezer Prout


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9 songs; German and English lyrics; English lyrics by Francis La Borde


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A cycle of 6 songs; English and German lyrics


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a range of dances and airs; gets progressively more complex through the book


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A5 size; English and German lyrics; Novello ed.


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Aron Rosand Violin: Orchestra of Radio Luxember


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book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd


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Compiled, edited and arranged by Sydney Northcote; English and German lyrics


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Compiled, edited and arranged by Sydney Northcote; English, German and Italian lyrics


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composed for Red Cross Centenary, Geneva, 1963; Latin lyric; includes English translation of text


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contains info on international phonetic alphabet. No cassette included


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derived from tribal legends by Harvey Allen


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Edited by Janet Patey. Engish, Latin and Italian lyric


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Elkin ed.; English transl.; German lyrics


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English and French lyrics; English words by H.F. Chorley


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English and German lyrics. One song only from series


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English and Italian lyrics; contains notes in English by musicians and actors.


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English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Brenda Cleather; Duet from Don Giovanni


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English and Italian lyrics; English lyrics by Percy Pinkerton; Italian lyrics by Arrigo Boito


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English and Italian lyrics; includes character cues


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English and Italian lyrics; Italian lyrics by Giovacchino Forzano; From the opera: Gianni Schicchi


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English and Spanish lyrics also Portugese


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English lyric by Larry Kusic and Eddie Snyder, German text by Gunter Loose


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English lyrics and various language lyrics


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English lyrics by Cugat, X; Heagney, W & Leeds, M


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English lyrics by Geoffrey Parsons and John Turner


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English words by Burnham Rogers; English and Spanish lyrics


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English words by Theo Marzials, arranged by A L


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English, French and Russian lyrics. Song of Mephistopheles in Auerbach's Cellar from Goethe's Faust


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Feelings, Don't rain on my parade, Then came you, When will I see you again


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Five poems by Leonard Clark set as unison songs


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Flute part included lyrics by Lynn Ahrens


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For unison voices and piano (with optional parts for high instruments and percussion); English lyrics by Roger Covell


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French and English lyrics. From French Masterpieces series


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french lyrics Jacques Prevert, english lyrics by Johnny Mercer


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French lyrics. Poems transl to English on separate pages.


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from Albert Mallinson series. English and German lyrics


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from the Garden of Kama by Laurence Cope


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German and English lyrics; English lyrics by Dr. Th. Baker


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German and English lyrics; English lyrics by John Bernhoff


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German and English lyrics; various German lyricsts; English lyrics by Francis La Borde


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German lyric; Appendix incl. English transl. ;


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German lyrics; edited by Robert L. Larsen and Richard Walters


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German with English transl. separate lyric pages


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Hark, the echoing air a triumph sings 2. Whist I with grief did on you look; 3. Kind Fortune smiles (The Tempest); 4. Hark, how all things in one sound rejoice; 5. April who till now has mourn'd; 6. Ah! How sweet


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Has Solfege text.  Lyrics are variously German, Italian and English depending on song


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Italian and Sicilian lyrics.  Ricordi edition


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Italian lyric Flick Flock, English Lryic Emery Bonett


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Italian lyrics; Foreword on notes about the arias


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Italian lyrics; preface in English, Italian and German


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Italian lyrics; separate lyric sheet at front; CD included


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lyrics by Sidney, Shelley, Walter Scott and Shakespeare


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Lyrics in English, Lyrics by Frank L. Stanton


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Music adaptation and lyrics by Ann Ronell


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oboe part included arranged by Clarence E. Hurrell


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Oboe part included edited and aranged by Evelyn Rothwell


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oboe part included edited and arranged by Evelyn Rothwell


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Oboe part included edited and arranged by Evelyn Rothwell


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oboe part included freely transcribed by Janet Craxton and Alan Richardson


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oboe part included lyrics by Oscar Hemmerstein II


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oboe part included selected and edited by Whitney Tustin


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oboe part included transcripion by Evelyn Rothwell accompaniment arranged by Gibilaro


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piano and voice. German and English words


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Ricordi ed. Italian lyrics and directions


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Series of fortnightly parts; edited by Percy Pitt; English and Italian lyrics; contains notes in English by musicians and actors.


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soprano and contralto or sop and bari or tenor and bari or sop and contralto


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soprano and contralto or sop and bari or tenor and bari; words by Shakespeare;


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Spanish and French lyrics. Transc for guitar


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Till the end of time, Winter wonderland, Surrender, I'm confessin', I'llalways be with you, Here comes heaven again, I want to thank your folks, I'm always chasing rainbows, That feeling in the moonlight, If you were the only girl in the world


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various pieces for established beginners


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various songs including "As time goes by"


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various texts, English, French, Latin, German


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with violin and cello arranged by G Farnell


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Words and music adapted by Louis Lavater


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words by A E Houseman, song from song cycle - "We'll to the woods no more"


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words by Charles Singletonand Eddie Snyder


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Words by E. Wheeler-Wilcox; English lyric.


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words by Edward Heyman addiional wods by Harry Parr Davies


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words by Edward Heyman additional words by Parr Davies.


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words by Henrik Ibsen German with English transl.


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words by Ian Grant original German words by Hans Fritz Beckmann


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words by Louis Gallet. English and French lyrics


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words by Mack David French words by Jacques Larue


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Words by Nunc Dimittis, Allans Archive Edition series


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words by Oto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein 2nd


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words by Philip Bourke Marston, from song cycle My Garden


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words by T. S. Eliot. Duration approx 7 mins


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words by William Shakespeare (Merchant of Venice


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Words selected from the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam; English translation; inside cover has stamped signature of composer.


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wordsy by Pierre Cour English lyrics by Bryan Blackburn


# Table3

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soprano and contralto or sop and bari or tenor and bar


