John Ross

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Erin go bragh =

Ireland forever : a favorite Irish air with variations for the piano forte /
Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
No linguistic content
Published / Created
[ca. 1820]
Notes
For pianoforte. Caption title. Physical description:...

Erin go bragh = Ireland forever : a favorite Irish air with variations for the piano forte /
 

When I rov'd a young highlander o'er the dark heath

Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
English
Published / Created
[ca. 1810]
Notes
Caption title. For voice and piano. Physical descrip...
 

Auld langsyne

a favorite Scots air, with variations for the piano-forte or harp /
Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
English
Published / Created
[ca. 1802]
Notes
For piano. Caption title. Physical description: 1 s...
 

The Pretty green banks of Cavan

Op. 45 an Irish air, arranged with variations /
Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
No linguistic content
Published / Created
[ca. 18--]
Notes
For pianoforte. Cover title. Op. 45 Physical descri...

The Pretty green banks of Cavan Op. 45 an Irish air, arranged with variations /
 

Erin go bragh :

a favorite Irish air with variations for the pianoforte /
Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
English
Published / Created
[ca. 1808]
Notes
Physical description: 3 p. ; 4to.
 

O strew the sweet flower

as altered from the old Scotish ballad by John Rannie, /
Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
English
Published / Created
[ca. 1800]
Notes
Song for voice, two violins and piano, with the vocal...
 

Go to Berwick Johnny, a favorite Scots tune with variations for the piano forte or harp

Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
No linguistic content
Published / Created
[ca.1800]
Notes
For harp or pianoforte. Caption title. Physical desc...
 

Six waltzes and four marches for the piano forte or harp

with an accompaniment for a tambourine & triangle (ad libitum) op. 8 /
Main Creator:
Ross, John, 1763-1837.
Language:
No linguistic content
Published / Created
[ca. 1800]
Notes
Fore-edges frayed. Physical description: 1 score ([2...
 
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