Songs: | ||
John Dowland | – | Fine Knacks for Ladies |
Robert Johnson | – | As I walked forth |
Tobias Hume | – | Tobacco |
Philip Rosseter | – | What then is Love |
Thomas Morley | – | It was a lover and his Lass |
Viola and Harpsichord: | ||
Henry VIII | – | Pavan |
John Dowland | – | The King of Denmark's Galliard, Lachrimae Coactae, Mrs Nicols Almand, Mr George Whitehead his Almand |
Harpsichord Solos: | ||
Rameau | – | La Joyeuse |
Couperin | – | Les Fastes de la Grande et Ancienne Ménéstrandise |
Couperin | – | Les Notables, et Jurés - Ménéstrandise |
Couperin | – | Les Vieleux, et les Gueux |
Couperin | – | Les Jongleurs, Sauteurs: et Saltinbanques: avec les Ours et les Singes |
Couperin | – | Les Invalides, ou gens estropiés au service de la grande Ménéstrandise |
Couperin | – | Désordre, et déroute de toute la troup: causés par les Yvrognes, les Singes, et les Ours |
Songs: | ||
Purcell | – | Music for a while, I'll sail upon the Dog-star, If love's a sweet passion, There's not a swain of the plain, Man is for the woman made |
Viola and Harpsichord: | ||
William Flackton | – | Sonato in C minor |
Harpsichord Solos: | ||
Scarlatti | – | Sonata in E minor (Longo No. 24) |
Scarlatti | – | Minuet in G |
Scarlatti | – | Sonato in D (Longo No. 14) |
Cantata: | ||
Arne | – | Celia and Damon Recit: Fair Celia love pretended Aria: To all the sex deceitful Recit: But Celia now relenting Aria: How engaging, how endearing |
Pianoforte Solos: | ||
Chopin | – | Prelude, Nocturne, Valse |
Folk Songs from England (arranged by): | ||
Ralph Dunstan | – | Truro Agricultural Show |
Cecil Sharp | – | The Sheep Shearing |
Alfred Moffat | – | One Moonlight Night |
M. H. Mason | – | The Little Old Marketwoman |
Lucy Broadwood | – | King Henry, My Son |
Paul Edmonds | – | Mr. John Blunt |
Trad. | – | The Souling Song |
Cecil Sharp | – | One Man shall Mow my Meadow |
M. H. Mason | – | A Paradox |
Cecil Sharp | – | O No John |
Pianoforte Solos: | ||
Debussy | – | Movement, Clair de Lune, Minstrels |
Folk Songs from other Countries (arranged by): | ||
France | ||
Alice Knight | – | Le Café |
Julien Tiersot | – | Briolage |
Laurence Swinyard | – | Il était une Bérgére |
Enid Pennington | – | Do do, l'enfant do |
Trad. | – | Joli Tambour (French Canada) |
Norway | ||
P. Fletcher | – | The Maypole |
Sweden | ||
J. A. Kappey | – | The Sparrow |
Denmark: | ||
Cornelius Rybner | – | Roselille |
Italy | ||
Geni Sadero | – | Fa la nana Bambin |
Hungary | ||
Desiderius Demeny | – | Jaj de busan Harangoznak (The Sorrowful Bells), Ritka buza, Ritka arpa (Ripe corn, ripe wheat) |
Switzerland | ||
C. Corrodus | – | Lioba |
Austria | ||
C. Corrodus | – | O du Lieber Augustin |
Comic Opera in Three Acts by Gioachino Rossini (English version by Professor E. J. Dent) |
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Act I | – | Outside Dr. Bartolo's house in Seville |
Act II | – | Inside the House |
Act III Scene I | – | Inside the House (the music room) |
Act III Scene II | – | Inside the House |
Chairman: | Mrs. B. Machin | Mrs. R. Morris | |
Mrs. G. R. Davies | Miss M. Kebby | ||
Mrs. D. Rodgers | Secretary: | Miss Gladys New |
For the first 12 years we were known as the Music Group which was part of the Andover Community Association. Putting these history pages together we can see how many gaps exist in our records. If you have access to any of the information that is clearly marked as missing then do please let us know:- by email to the or the - alternatively; refer to the contact information available on the About AMC page or talk to a committee member at one of our concerts.