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William Shield (1748-1829)

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Type de notice: PersonneNom et dates: William Shield (1748-1829)Lieu de naissance: Swalwell (GB)Lieu de décès: LondresBibliothèque nationale de France: Notice n^o 13899743, https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb138997436ISNI: Notice n^o 0000000081138239, https://isni.org/isni/0000000081138239Source: Catalogue général de la Bibliothèque nationale de France

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Compositeur, altiste et collecteur de chants populaires.

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"Duet Mr Shield. Violin and Viola"

A Miscellaneous collection of songs, ballads, canzonets, duets, trios, glees and elegies, in 2 vol. properly adapted for the voice and pianoforte,… (1798?-1801?)

A Miscellaneous collection of songs, ballads, canzonets, duets, trios, glees and elegies, in 2 vol. properly adapted for the voice and pianoforte,… (1798?-1801?)

A selection of the most favourite Scots songs chiefly pastoral. Adapted for the harpsichord, with an accompaniment for a violin, by eminent masters… (1790)

From night till morn, a favorite duet as, sung by Mr Johnstone and Mr Incledon (1800?)

From night till morn, a favorite duet as, sung by Mr Johnstone and Mr Incledon, [pr 2 v & instruments] (1800?)

Let fame sound the trompet, a celebrated song sung by Mess.rs Johnstone & Duffey [from Fontainebleau] (1800?)

Lettre de William Shield à Monsieur Richard Wilson, 25 Février 1814 (1814)

Mark'd you her eye, the words by R. B. Sheridan... (1800?)

Oh ! force me not, sung in the Divorce... (1785?)

Rosina : a comic opera... (1820)

Rosina, a comic opera as performed at the Theatre royal Covent garden... (1783)

Six Duets for two violins... opera 2d (1780?)

Six Duettos, five for two violins and one for two German flutes... opera I (1777)

Six Quartettos five for two violins, a tenor & violoncello and one for a flute, violin, tenor and violoncello... op. III (1782?)

Sleep on, my Katlean dear, the much admir'd serenade in the Poor soldier... (1800?)

The Billet doux, a much admired ballad... (1800?)

The Catch, songs and finale in the Election now performing at the Theatre royal in Covent garden, the whole except the first song, composed by W.… (1800?)

The favorite song, sung by Mr Johnstone, in the Maid of the Mill with an accompaniment for a piano-forte... (1784)

The Flitch of bacon, a comic opera now performing with universal applause at the theatre royal in Covent Garden, part of it composed and part… (1778)

The Heaving of the lead, a favorite ballad, sung by Mr Incledon, in the new opera of Hartford bridge (1800?)

The Highland reel, a musical romance as it as performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden selected & composed..., the words by J. O'Keefe... (1788)

The Magic cavern or Virtues triumph... with universal applause at the Theatre Royal Covent garden selected & composed... Part of the compiled… (1787?)

The Maid of Lodi [de William Shield], arranged with variations for the harp... by Louis de Marin (1800?)

The Maid of the Mill, a favorite dialogue, sung by Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Martyr, in the musical entertainment of Rosina... (1783)

The Overture, songs duett, glees etc... in the pantomime of the Lord-Mayor's day, now performing with the greatest applause at the theatre royal… (1782)

The Pantomime of the Enchanted castle as perform'd with universal applause at the Theatre royal Covent garden.. The poetry by P. M. Andrews... (1787)

The Plough boy, sung by Mr Blanchard, in the Farmer written by J. O'Keefe... and to set to music... (1788)

The Poor soldier, a comic opera as performed with universal applause at the Theatre Royal Covent garden selected and composed... (1782)

The Siege of Gibraltar, an entertainment as performed at the Theatre Royal Covent garden selected and composed... (1780)

The Smart walking jockey, a favorite song, sung by Mr Edwin, at the Theatre royall in the Hay Market &, written by Mr Cob, set to music... (1790?)

The Songs & duett in the entertainment of the Divorce, now performing with universal applause at the Theatre royal Drury Lane, selected and… (1785)

The Songs in the Deaf lover as performed at the Theatre royal Covent Garden... (1780)

The Streamlet that flowd round her cot, sung by Mr Incledon, in the Woodman [air pr 1 v. & instruments] (1800?)

The Twins of Latona, a new hunting song introduced in the Poor soldier (1785?)

Three Trios for two violins and violoncello [White n° III : 10-12], composed and dedicated to his friend William Shield, by J. B. Viotti. Op. 16. [W… (1802?)

Winds softly tell my love, a much admired song in the opera of the Farmer (1800?)