The willow ("A poor soul sat singing"): a favorite air sung with unbounded applause at the theatre Royal Drury Lane by Mrs Jordan and accompanied by herself on the lute / composed by Mr [James] Hook
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- The willow ("A poor soul sat singing"): a favorite air sung with unbounded applause at the theatre Royal Drury Lane by Mrs Jordan and accompanied by herself on the lute / composed by Mr [James] Hook
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- Mrs Jordan
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- 1807
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The willow ("A poor soul sat singing"): a favorite air sung with unbounded applause at the theatre Royal Drury Lane by Mrs Jordan and accompanied by herself on the lute / composed by Mr [James] Hook
Year: 1807
The willow ("A poor soul sat singing"): a favorite air sung with unbounded applause at the theatre Royal Drury Lane by Mrs Jordan and accompanied by herself on the lute / composed by Mr [James] Hook Library catalogue record Hanging title head of music. Piano version only. Recto of p2 is blank. Watermark dated 1798. According to Smith and Humphries, Music publishing in the British Isles, the publisher was at the address in the imprint between 1805 and 1809.
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