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| [] Three favorite airs with variations Welsh, Scotch, & Irish. Op. XII. op12 To the above is added the favorite German waltz with variations pub G. Goulding, London 1796 |
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| [] Ouverture et trois airs de ballet pour le piano-forte. op13 dedication: composes et dedies a Miss Clara Mackenzie par C. Barbieri pub Longman & Broderip, London 1797 ms British Museum London |
[] 1 - Ouverture [] 2 - Pollacka [] 3 [] 4 [] 5 - Finale |
| [] Six progressive sonatas and six preludes for the harp or piano forte. op14 dedication: Composed and dedicated to Miss Lloyd pub Printed for the author, sold by Messrs. Goulding & Co., London & Messrs. Urbani & Liston, Edinburgh c1800 |
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| [] Three divertimentos or Ladies recreation in the country, for the piano forte or harp. op15 dedication: Composed and dedicated to Miss My. Hlen. Campbell pub Printed for the author, sold by Messrs. Goulding & Co., London & Messrs. Muir, Wood & Co., Edinburgh & Chez tous les marchand de musique, Paris 1801 |
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| [] Ouverture des deux petits Savoyards, arrangee pour le piano-forte ou clavecin avec violon ad libitum par Carolo Barbieri music Nicolas Dalayrac (Paris 1789) pub Chez l'auteur, rue de la Monnoie, Paris 179? |
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| [] Ouverture de Demophoon. 179? music of Vogel, arrangee for the piano forte, with one violine ad libitum par Carlo Barbieri music Johann Christoph Vogel (Paris 1789) pub Published and sold at G. Willig's Musical Magazine, Philadelphia 1812/1815 |
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| [] The favorite hornpipe, danced by Madame Del Caro at the King's Theatre Haymarket in the cantata of La vittoria, in commemoration of Lord
Howe's victory on the 1st of June, 1794 arranged with variations for the piano forte by C. Barbieri pub Printed by G. Goulding, London c1795 |
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| [] The favorite dance "Moll in the Wad", arranged as a rondo for the piano-forte pub R. Wornum, London c1795 |
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| [] Could native worth, a favorite song, as now singing at most of the nobilitys public and private concerts with greatest applause the words by Mr. Rannie, composed by Ignaz Pleyel, the accompaniments added by C. Barbieri pub Printed & sold by G. Goulding, London 1787/1798 |
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| [] General Suwarrow grand march and quick-step. Military band received from Colonel Thery of the Austrian Army music by Fritzzler, arr for pianoforte by C. Barbieri pub Urbani and Liston, Edinburgh and London 1798 ms British Museum London |
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| [] Quatre valzes almande pour le piano forte pub Muir, Wood & Co., Edinburgh ?1805 |
No. 1 and no. 2 composed by C. Barbieri |