A Canadian Boat Song
Thomas Moore (1738–1823)
About
- Composed
- 1805
- Period
- Classical
- Genre
- Song
- Instruments
- Voice, Piano
- Subjects
- Early American · Songs (Medium voice) with piano · Songs (Mixed voices) with piano
Editions
| Instrumentation | Published | Pages | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voice Previewed below | New York : Printed and sold at J. Hewitt's musical repository No. 59 Maiden Lane, [between 1805 and 1807] | 4 | Library of Congress, Music Division |
| Voice | Philadelphia : Published by Carr & Schetky and sold at the following music stores G. Blake's Philadelphia, G. Willig's ditto, J. Carr's Baltimore, E. Morford Charleston S.C., J. Hewitt's New York, F. Mallet's Boston, [1806?] | 4 | Library of Congress, Music Division |
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