Samuel Arnold1740 — 1802 · 101 obras en el catálogoTambién catalogado como: Arnold, Samuel, 1740-1802 · Arnold, Samuel, 1740-1802, composerObrasBBannian dayBannian dayTThe battle of HexhamThe battle of HexhamTThe birth-day; or, The Prince of ArragonThe birth-day; or, The Prince of ArragonCCambo-Britons, an historical play, in three actsCambo-Britons, an historical play, in three actsCCambro-BritonsCambro-BritonsTThe castle of AndalusiaThe castle of AndalusiaTThe comic opera of The maid of the millThe comic opera of The maid of the millDDon QuixoteDon QuixoteTThe enchanted woodThe enchanted woodFFalse and trueFalse and trueFFire and waterFire and waterTThe gipsiesThe gipsiesGGretna Green, a comic opera, in two actsGretna Green, a comic opera, in two actsLLove and moneyLove and moneyNNew SpainNew SpainOOmnipotenceOmnipotencePPeeping Tom of CoventryPeeping Tom of CoventryTThe prodigal sonThe prodigal sonTThe revenge, a burlettaThe revenge, a burlettaAA second sett of eight lessons for the harpsichord or piano A second sett of eight lessons for the harpsichord or piano forteAA set of progressive lessons for the harpsichord, or the piaA set of progressive lessons for the harpsichord, or the piano forteSSongs, airs, &c. in the entertainment of Harlequin Teague; oSongs, airs, &c. in the entertainment of Harlequin Teague; or The giant's causewaySSongs, &c. in a new musical farceSongs, &c. in a new musical farceSSongs, &c. in a new musical farce called Throw physick to thSongs, &c. in a new musical farce called Throw physick to the dogs AnteriorPágina 1 de 5Siguiente
AA second sett of eight lessons for the harpsichord or piano A second sett of eight lessons for the harpsichord or piano forte
AA set of progressive lessons for the harpsichord, or the piaA set of progressive lessons for the harpsichord, or the piano forte
SSongs, airs, &c. in the entertainment of Harlequin Teague; oSongs, airs, &c. in the entertainment of Harlequin Teague; or The giant's causeway
SSongs, &c. in a new musical farce called Throw physick to thSongs, &c. in a new musical farce called Throw physick to the dogs