The Song of Fitz Eustace
John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770–1836)
About
- Composed
- 1820
- Period
- Classical
- Genre
- Song
- Instruments
- Voice, Piano
- Subjects
- Early American · Musical settings · Scott, Walter · Songs (High voice) with piano
Editions
| Instrumentation | Published | Pages | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voice Previewed below | Boston : Published by G. Graupner No. 6 Franklin St., [182-], 1820 | 8 | Library of Congress, Music Division |
| Voice | Boston : Published and sold by G. Graupner at his music store, No. 6 Franklin Street, [1816?] | 6 | Library of Congress, Music Division |
| Voice | Philadelphia : Published by G. E. Blake, [1811 or 1812] | 6 | Library of Congress, Music Division |
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