| Title | Parts |
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| [] Mary, meet me there. Ballad. 1832 words William Bell her first published composition |
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| [] Six songs of remembrance. 1835 respectfully inscribed by permission to the Countess Munster nee Schaumburg Lippe her excellency, the Baroness Bulow, the most noble, the Marchioness of Salisbury, the right hon'ble the Lady Ouseley, the Viscountess Newark, and the Lady Anstruther the music composed by Miss Mounsey pub T. E. Purday, London 1837 no.5 was still in the catalogs of Augener in 1905 |
[] 1 - If love be life, I long to die [] 2 - The will o' the wisp [] 3 - I can bid thee now, farewell [] 4 - The warrior boy [] 5 - O the merry, merry Spring [] 6 - Song of the Summer winds [] 7 - Song of the Summer winds, arranged for three voices |
| [] Six duets in canon for two soprano voices, with an accompaniment for the piano forte. op11 pub T. E. Purday, London 1836 |
[] 1 - To May morning [] 2 - Tell me, thou soul of her I love [] 3 - Higher, higher will we climb [] 4 - Medora's song [] 5 - Oh how much more doth beauty [] 6 - Hail! merrie Spring |
| [] Six songs, composed for the Royal Society of Female Musicians. 1845 | |
| [] The Nativity. Oratorio. 1853. op29 performed in the Hullah Concerts at St Martin's Hall, London 17jan1855 |
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| [] God save and bless Napoleon, written to the air Partant pour la Syrie words by William Bartholomew, harmonized for four voices by Mrs. Mounsey Bartholomew pub Addison & Hollier, London 1855 |
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| [] Six four-part songs. op37 pub Ewer & Co., London 1857 |
[] 1 - The golden age [] 2 - To echo [] 3 - Blow, blow, thou winter wind [] 4 - The sailor's adieu [] 5 - Golden slumbers [] 6 - Homeward |
| [] The lark now leaves his wat'ry nest. Choir. 1859 words Sir W. Davenant |
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| [] Sacred Harmony. A Collection of psalm & hymn tunes, chants, &c. The words selected from a volume by the Rev. W. J. Hall. With
original interludes to each tune newly arranged for the organ or piano forte edited and composed in conjunction with her sister, Elizabeth Mounsey pub T. E. Purday, London 1860 |
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| [] Supplication and Thanksgiving. Sacred cantata the words selected from the Psalms by William Bartholomew dedicated to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, 1864 |
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| [] Hymns of Prayer and Praise edited and composed in conjunction with her sister, Elizabeth Mounsey pub Brewer & Co., London 1868 A presentation copy with an inscription dated December 1868 was presented to Queen Victoria |
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| [] A wreath for Christmas. Four-part song. 1876 words J. Enderssohn |
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| [] Prelude and gigue. Pianoforte. 1881 | |
| [] Thirty-four original tunes set to favourite hymns by Milton, Heber, Montgomery, Keble, Bonar, Elliott, &c. Organ pub James Nisbet & Co., London 1883 |
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| [] The Sydenham march. Piano 4 hands pub Edwin Ashdown, London |
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| [] Te Deum. Three settings to nine chants pub Novello & Co., London |