The Catch club, or, Merry companions : being a choice collection of the most diverting catches for three and four voices / With an introduction to the Da Capo ed. by Joel Newman.

Other author Newman, Joel.
Format Musical Score
Publication InfoNew York : Da Capo Press, 1965.
Description2 volumes : facsimiles ; 22 cm
Subjects
Glees, catches, rounds, etc.

Contents Pt. 1. Catch on the battle at Hailbron / Blow -- Kind Jenny / Blow -- [Wine wine in a morning makes us frollick and gay] / Purcell -- On the King's coming home / Blow -- [Prithee ben't so sad and ser'ous] / Purcell -- [Tis women makes us love] / Purcell -- The nut brown lass / Purcell -- A catch upon nothing / Aldrich -- The drawers catch / Brown -- On mun saint / Wise -- A Yorkshire epitaph on two Abby Lubbers / Blow -- [When V and I together meet] / Purcell -- [Let us drink, let us drink] / Purcell -- [Oyl and vinegar] / Hall -- [My man John had a thing that was long] / Eccles -- A catch by way of epistle / Purcell -- [Of all all the instruments] / Purcell -- [Sing one two three com follow] -- Prosperity to a musical society / Caesar -- A health to ou absent members / Caesar -- [Here's a health to our fleet to our great King and Queen] / Turner -- [Since time so kind to us does prove so kind] / Purcell -- [My lady's coachman John] / Purcell -- Call for the reck'ning and let us and let us be gone] / Purcell -- [He that drinks is immortal] / Purcell -- A catch on prince Eugene / Church -- [I gave her cakes and I gave her ale] / Purcell -- [Well rung Tom boy] -- A rebus upon McAnthony Hall, who keeps that Maremaid Tavern in Oxford, so plays his part very well on the violin / Purcell -- [To thee to thee and to a maid that kindly will up-on her / Purcell -- [Young John the gard'ner] / Purcell -- [Full bags, a brisk bottle and a beautiful face] / Purcell -- [Crown the glass, crown the glass] / Gillier -- [The Macedon youth left behind] / Purcell -- [Under a green Elm lies Luke Shepherds Helm] / Purcell -- Is Charleroy's siege come] / Purcell -- [Aron thus proposed to Moses] / Purcell -- A catch in the play of the knight of Malta / Purcell -- [As Roger last night to Jenny lay close] / Purcell -- A catch on the London coppers / Brown -- Counsel for married folks / Wise -- A rebus on the late Mr. Henry Purcell's name / Tomlinson -- [Count Ofsory why what of he!] / Aldrich -- [When a woman that's Buxom] / Lackson -- A catch on Iudith and Holifernes / Wise -- A catch on the midnight cats / Wise -- [Here's a health] / Purcell -- A catch in praise of white wine / Reading -- John the miller -- [Go feeble tyrant and invain thy fruitless conquest boast] / Gillier -- Tom Tary and Titus -- A catch on a man wit a wry nose / Brown -- [Come all ye high churchmen] / Hall -- A catch upon a coffee mill -- The almanac catch / Brown -- The Bedford catch for 3 voices: Being an epitaph upon two good wives, the one dead and the other living / Brown -- [Come hear me] / Blow -- The Czar's health / Hall -- The good fellow -- A catch upon small beer / Aldrich -- [Let us love and drink our liquor] / Lenton -- [Dost thou not remember Ned] / Aldrich -- [Taking his beer with old Anarcharsis] / Aldrich -- [To see on fire a boyling pot] / Wilson -- On a scolding wife -- [Our friend at the maremaid's down] / Aldrich -- [Come Iack drink] / Brown -- A catch upon Tom Jally's nose / Aldrich -- [Joan, Joan, for your part] -- [Poor Owen, poor Owen] / Church -- [Where they drank their wine in bowls] -- A catch upon Mr. Young and his sons / Caeser -- An answer to Ton Jolly's nose / Aldrich
Contents Pt. 2. [Would you know how me meet] / Purcell -- Advice to friend Jacob in Cronhill / Brown -- [Here's that will challenge all the fair] / Purcell -- [The miller's daughter riding to the fair] / Purcell -- [A silver swan] -- The agreement / Brown -- Catch on good Claret / Day -- [Soldier, soldier, take off thy wine] / Purcell -- Drink on, drink on] / Purcell -- [Jack thou'rt a toper] / Purcell -- A catch on Duke of Marlborough's victory over the French / Brown -- The King's health / Blow -- [Room, room, room, room, room, for th'express] / Purcell -- The praise of claret / Reading -- [Bring the bowl, and cool nantz] / Purcell -- Pale faces stand by] / Purcell -- [Now now we are met] / Purcell -- Tom the taylor / Purcell -- The London constable / Purcell -- A Saturday night's catch / Brown -- [True English men drink a good health to the miter] / Purcell -- [Sir Walter, enjoying his damsel one night] / Purcell -- [Once, twice, thrice] / Purcell -- [Your merry poets, old boys] -- In praise of the punch bowl / Blow -- [Here lies a woman who can deny it?] -- [Here where is my landlord] -- Catch on the French at Audenard and Lilie / Brown -- Celia learning on the spinet / Isum -- [If all be true that I do think] / Purcell -- A catch on the London waterman / Isaac -- The King of Spain's health / Hall -- A catch upon our Victory at sea / Blow -- [Pox on you] / Purcell -- [Young Collin cleaving of a beam] / Purcell -- A catch on tobacco -- A catch on St. John and his lady / Brown -- [Was ever mortal man so fitted] / Brown -- [Come come let us drink] / Purcell -- [Have you observ'd the wench in the street] -- An epitaph on Sr. Harry and his mistress / Brown -- A chiding catch -- [There was an old man at Walton-Cross -- [A catch on Mr. Jery Clarke's old dog Spott / Brown -- [Confusion] / Eccles -- A catch on the famous expedition at Vigo / Brown -- 'Tis too late for a coach / Purcell -- [Come hither Tom and make up three, and sing this catch with me] -- A catch upon port wine -- [If any so wise is, that sack he despises ] -- A catch on the modern courage and conduct of the French / Brown -- [Sum up all the delights] / Purcell -- Gallopping Joan / Brown -- A womans rule should be in such a fashion -- The King's health / Clarke -- Tinking Tom was an honest man / Ackeroyd -- Upone Christ church bells in Oxford -- A catch on malt liquor / Brown -- Here Tom, here's a health / Willis -- Let's fuddle our noses / Williams -- Second part of Bartholomew fair / Blow -- [Frank what shall we do for an hour or two] / Willis -- [Quoth Jack on a time to Tom] / Morgan -- Catch on a Parsons decriped old dog call'd Barnet / Brown -- An old epitaph / Purcell -- A catch upon a liquor call'd punch / Tudway -- Say good master Bacchus -- [She that will eat her breakfast in her bed] -- On a widow who married an old widower -- [There was three cooks in Colebrook] -- [Hark! Harry, Harry, hark!] / Eccles -- [Let's live good honest lives] / Purcell -- [In drinking sull bumpers there is no deceit] / Clarke -- [An ape, a lyon, a fox, and an ass] / Purcell -- [Whose three hogs are these] -- [Once in our lives, let us drink to our wives] / Purcell -- [Good Symon, how comes it your nose looks so red] -- A cat catch / Brown -- [Here dwells a pretty maid whose name is Sis].
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