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| since the attributions to Hagen Sr. and Hagen Jr. are unclear, some of the following compositions may have been by Hagen Sr. | |
| Adams and Washington. Patriotic song the words expressed the national state of mind when a state of war existed with France in 1798 : Columbia's brave friends with alertness advance Her rights to support in defiance of France To volatile fribbles we never will yield While John's at the helm, and George rules the field pub P. A. von Hagen Jun. & Co., Boston |
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| Anna (Waltz from Ballade). Song words Amyntas pub P. A. von Hagen Jun. & Co., Boston |
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| [] Adams and Liberty. Patriotic song afterward widely known as "The Boston patriotic song" music John Stafford Smith from his song "To Anacreon in heaven" not composed by Hagen, but the publication of this song contributed most to the fame of the Hagen publishing firm words Robert Treat Paine (1773-1811) pub P. A. Hagen Jun. & Co., Boston 1jun1798 sung by actor-manager Mr. Barrett at Hay-Market Theatre, Boston, Monday Evening 4 June 1798 sung by actor-vocalist and manager of the theatre John Hodgkinson at Hay-Market Theatre attended by President John Adams 5 June 1799 |
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| [] I'm in haste, a favorite song by P. A. Von Hagen, Junior pub printed for G. Gilfert. No. 177. Broadway, Newyork 1797-1801 |
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| [] I nevere would be married. Song pub printed & sold by P. A. von Hagen Junior & Cos. at their musical magazine No. 62 Newbury Street, Boston 1798-1799 |
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| [] Since then I'm doom'd A song, arr. for voice and piano (music on two staffs) in The spoiled child, a farce ascribed variously to D.B. Jordan, Sir R. Ford, and I. Bickerstaffe pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen Junior & Cos. musical magazine, No. 62 Newbury Street, Boston 1798-1799 |
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| [] To arms, Columbia. Patriotic song written for the anniversary of the Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society Boston, Printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen & Cos. musical magazine, No. 3 Cornhill, also by G. Gilfert New-york; where may be had, the greatest variety of warranted imported piano fortes, & other musical instruments of superior quality pub P. A. von Hagen Jun. & Co., Boston 1799 |
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| [] New Yankee Doodle. Voice and piano with version for the German flute or violin pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen & Co., Boston ; George Gilfert, New York ?1799 |
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| [] The cottage in the grove, a favorite song pub printed & sold by P. A. von Hagen & Co. at their warranted piano forte ware House No 3 Cornhill and George Gilfert New York ?1799 |
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| [] How tedious alas! are the hours. A favorite song. For voice and piano, flute or violin pub printed & sold at P. A. Von Hagen & Cos. musical magazine, no. 3, Cornhill, Boston, also by G. Gilfert Newyork where also may be had the new patriotic song To arms Columbia written by Thomas Paine. The music composed by P. A. Von Hagen Jun., ?1799 |
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| [] Honest Colin, a favorite ballad. For the piano fortes German flute or violin pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen & Co. musical magazine No 3 Cornhill, Boston & Gilfert N. York where also may be had an elegant assortment of warranted imported piano fortes & the latest published Songs just received from London. ?1799 |
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| [] Alone beside a stream. For voice and piano (on two staffs) pub printed & sold by P. A. von Hagen & Cos. Musical Magazine No. 3. Corhill, Boston. And to be had at G. Gilfert. No. 177 Broadway. New York. Where may be had The funeral dirge on the death of General Washington & Come buy my daffodillies. c1799 |
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| [] Adams march. For the piano forte, German flute or violin pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen & Co.'s imported piano forte ware House No. 3 Cornhill, Boston & to be had at George Gilfert, New York c1799 |
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| [] Come buy my daffodillies, a favorite song. For the piano fortes German flute or violin pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen & Co., No. 3, Cornhill, Boston, also by G. Gilfert N: York where may be had a general assortement of warranted imported piano fortes &c. 1799-1800 |
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| [] E're sorrow taught my tears to flow. For the voice, piano forte, guittar, violin, clarinett, & German flute pub printed & sold by P. A. von Hagen at his imported piano forte & music ware-house No. 3 Cornhill, Boston. Also by G. Gilfert, New York c1800 |
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| [] Jockey of the green a favorite Scotch song. Voice and piano pub printed & sold by P. A. von Hagen No. 3 Cornhill, Boston c1800 |
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| [] Somebody. For voice and piano (music on two staffs) Part for guitar at foot of page pub printed & sold by P. A. von Hagen at his Piano Forte Ware House No. 3 Cornhill, Boston c1800 |
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| [] The Ladies patriotic song. For voice and piano (music on two staffs) Part for flute or violin at foot of p. pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen & Co. imported piano forte & music ware-house No. 3 Cornhill, Boston c1800 |
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| [] She's quite the thing. For voice and piano (music on two staffs) Part for guitar at end pub printed and sold at P. A. von Hagen's piano forte ware house, N 3 Cornhill where may be had all the new published songs, music, &c. just received from London. Also the best of Naples & Roman violin strings, of different prices & qualities. Boston c1800 |
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| [] Will not dare not tell, a new song. Voice and guitar words Mrs. Rowson pub printed at P. A. von Hagen's piano forte ware house, and to be sold at Daniel Hewe's musical magazine, Boston ?1801 |
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| [] Kiss the brim and bid it pass, a new song. Voice and piano words Mrs. Rowson pub printed at P. A. von Hagen's piano forte ware house, and to be sold at Daniel Hewe's musical magazine, Boston ?1801 |
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| [] Gentle Zephyr. Song words Amyntas pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen's piano forte ware-house No. 4 Old Massachusetts Bank head of the Mall, Boston & at the music store No. 3 Cornhill; Also at G. Gilferts ware-house N York 1802 |
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| [] May morning. Song words Amyntas pub printed & sold, at P. A. von Hagen's piano forte warehouse No. 4 Old Massachusetts Bank head of the Mall, Boston & at the music store No. 3 Cornhill; Also at G. Gilferts ware-house N. York 1802 |
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| [] Monody written by Amyntas author of Anna, Gentle zephyr, May morning, &c. The music composed by P. A. von Hagen pub printed at P. A. von Hagens piano forte warehouse No. 4 Old Massachussetts Bank, Boston and to be sold at Daniel Hewes musical magazine No. 19 Marlborough Street, also at G. Gilferts N. York 1802 |
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| [] To morrow, a favorite song. For voice and piano (music on two staffs) Part for flute at end pub printed & sold at P. A. von Hagen's piano forte ware-house No. 4 Old Massachusetts Bank Head of the Mall, & at the music store No. 3 Cornhill, Boston. Also at G. Gilferts ware-house N. York ?1802 |
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| [] President Munroe's trumpet march as performed at his review of the garrison of Fort-Independence, July 3rd 1817 composed by I. Briljan, arr for the pianoforte by P. A. Von Hagen pub published and sold by Gottlieb Graupner, at his music store, No. 6 Franklin Street, Boston ?1817 |
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| [] Pride of our plains. Song pub P. A. von Hagen Jun. & Co., Boston |
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| [] Overture played at the Haymarket in Boston |