Hibernian Catch Club

The Hibernian Catch Club is a dining and catch musical club founded c.1680 in Dublin, Ireland by the vicars-choral of Christ Church and St. Patrick's Cathedrals. It has been referred to as the oldest surviving musical society in Europe.

Membership was historically exclusive, restricted until 1770 to members of the vicars-choral. When participation was expanded in the late eighteenth century members still had to be appointed by committee, and included many prominent members of the Irish nobility, gentry, and professions. Provided by Wikipedia

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A selection of glees, etc.

Main Creator:
Hibernian Catch Club.
Language:
English
Published / Created
n.d.]
Notes
Libretto only. Physical description: 88 p. ; 8vo.
 

A selection of glees :

the glees to be sung will be principally taken from the following selection.
Language:
English
Published / Created
[n.d.].
Notes
Text only. Includes index. Physical description: 16...
Contributors:
“...Hibernian Catch Club...”
 

Glees, selected by the committeee appointed to conduct the annual gala dinner, of the Hibernian Catch Club, to be sung at the Public Rooms Vavendish-Row, on Friday the 6th of March, 1807.

Language:
English
Published / Created
1807
Notes
Text only Physical description: 13, [1] p. 21 cm. (8...
Contributors:
“...Hibernian Catch Club...”
 

Alone on the sea-beaten rock

a serious glee for five voices which obtained the prize given by the Hibernain Catch-Club Dublin /
Main Creator:
Stevenson, John, 1761-1833
Language:
English
Published / Created
[n.d.]
Notes
Caption title. Photocopy of original. For 5 voices...
Contributors:
“...Hibernian Catch Club...”
 
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