William Aspull
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| Residence |
5 Shaftesbury Road, Bayswater [A3] 5 Shrewsbury Road, Bayswater [1866] Drury Lane Theatre, WC [1867] | ||||||
| Occupation | music | ||||||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
Shaftesbury Road address in minutes may be an error for Shrewsbury Road
In list Aug 20 1866 address in Shrewsbury Road crossed out 'gone'
'death noted' [A6]
Notes From Elsewhere
professor of music
Publications
External Publications
Bird of the Forest. Cavatina, written by Miss C. G. Lethbridge by William Aspull (1840)
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The Blue Bells of Scotland [by Mrs. D. Jordan], transcribed for the pianoforte by W. Aspull. Op. 37 by William Aspull (1859)
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"Bright eyes!" song for voice and piano, words from the Spanish by William Aspull (1857)
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Come let us sing and merry be, song by William Aspull (1859)
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The eastern love letter, [song, begins: "In eastern land"] the words by I. Percival by William Aspull (1838)
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The first, the first; Canzonetta, the words by F. Brown by William Aspull (1844)
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La Gassier. Valse de Venzano. Transcrite pour Piano by William Aspull (1861)
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Gentle waves upon the deep. Song, for voice and Piano by William Aspull (1846)
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Good night, good night. Serenade for voice and Piano by William Aspull (1846)
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"How timid is the trembling bird," song for voice and piano, the words by P. V. G. de Montgomery by William Aspull (1857)
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I think of thee in the morning. Song for voice and Piano by William Aspull (1845)
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The Kiss, dear Maid. Canzonetta, written by Lord Byron, etc by William Aspull (1820)
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Let not my harp. Canzonetta for voice and Piano, the poetry by J. W. Thirlwall by William Aspull (1844)
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Light of my Soul. Serenade for voice and Piano, written and composed by W. Aspull by William Aspull (1844)
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The lonely harp. Canzoncina [begins: "They tell me I am happy"], the words by Miss S. Stickney by William Aspull (1837)
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