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    • Broadside.- Dibdin (Charles) Bachelors' Hall: written and composed by Mr. Dibdin, for his entertainment called The oddities, 1791; together with hand-coloured vues d'optique, and over several hundred …
      May. 18, 2023

      Broadside.- Dibdin (Charles) Bachelors' Hall: written and composed by Mr. Dibdin, for his entertainment called The oddities, 1791; together with hand-coloured vues d'optique, and over several hundred …

      Est: £200 - £300

      Broadside.- Dibdin (Charles) Bachelors' Hall: written and composed by Mr. Dibdin, for his entertainment called The oddities, scarce broadside, etching with hand-colouring, letterpress underneath, sheet 365 x 225 mm (14 1/2 x 8 3/4 in), under glass, some minor surface dirt, framed, S.W. Fores, 1791; together with a group of 14 mounted vues d'optique, and over several hundred engraved portraits, all unframed, mainly 17th to 19th century (Sm. qty.)

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    • Dibdin, Charles
      Aug. 31, 2016

      Dibdin, Charles

      Est: £100 - £150

      Dibdin, Charles Observations on a tour through almost the whole of England. London, [1801-02]. 2 volumes, 4to., 61 aquatint plates, folding map, folding table, contemporary half calf, covers detached; Fisher & Son The People's Gallery of Engravings. 1844. 4to., engraved title & 24 plates, contemporary half calf gilt (3)

      Lyon & Turnbull
    • DIBDIN, CHARLES.
      Dec. 01, 2005

      DIBDIN, CHARLES.

      Est: £800 - £1,000

      COLLECTION OF PRINTED SONGS, OVER A DOZEN SIGNED BY THE COMPOSER ("CDIBDIN"), INCLUDING AN APPARENTLY UNIQUE SOURCE FOR THE SONG 'HOW GOOD AND HOW KIND OF HIS DEAR MAJESTY' FROM "THE OLD WOMAN OF EIGHTY" COLLECTION OF PRINTED SONGS, OVER A DOZEN SIGNED BY THE COMPOSER ("CDIBDIN"), INCLUDING AN APPARENTLY UNIQUE SOURCE FOR THE SONG 'HOW GOOD AND HOW KIND OF HIS DEAR MAJESTY' FROM "THE OLD WOMAN OF EIGHTY" The celebrated Comic Song Sung by M.r Munden...at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden in the Character of An Old Woman of Eighty, 2 pages, folio, London: Longman and Broderip, [1782 or later] together with songs from The Cake House, A Frisk, The Masque in Amphytrion, The Padlock, The Chelsea Pensioner, The Oddities, Britons Strike Home, The New Years Gift, The Fortune Hunters, Liberty Hall, The Waterman, The Quaker, The Deserter, Poor Vulcan, Yo Yea, or The Friendly Tars, Pandora, The Saloon, The Wives Revenged, Clump and Cudden, The Islanders, The Seraglio over 80 songs in all, various sizes, engraved music, a few songs laid down, some contemporary manuscript annotations, disbound, second half of the eighteenth century and early nineteenth century, some browning and staining, An Old Woman of Eighty cropped and splitting along folds LITERATURE Humphries & Smith, p.216 NOTE A collection of songs by the prolific and colourful English composer Charles Dibdin (1745-1814). According to TNG, no music is known from Dibdin's Sadler's Wells dialogue The Old Woman of Eighty (1777). Although Dibdin is not named as author on the title of the song from this work, we have traced no other musical play with the same title. The text of the song differs in a number of points from that transmitted in George Hogarth's The Songs of Charles Dibdin (London, 1848). The effectiveness of the song's humorous lyrics, which brilliantly capture, as Hogarth (p.86) observed, 'the tremulous chirrup of doting senility', is infinitely enhanced by the mock-antique, minor-key musical setting.

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