Reject Me Not: Ballad, Sung by Mad. Thillon in Balfe's Opera of The Devil is in it

Hither We Come: Pirates Chorus : as Sung at Christy's Opera Comique

We May be Happy Yet: Ballad in the Opera The Daughter of St. Mark

Satanella. Opera in four acts. The words by E. Falconer&A. Harris

O'er Shepherd Pipe&rustic Dell, duet, for two female voices, or mezzo soprano&tenor, the words by Edward Fitzball

The Bohemian Girl: Chorus Parts

The Enchantress: An Opera in Three Acts, as Performed by the Pyne & Harrison Troupe at the Broadway Theatre

Well, if I must speak my Mind, duet ... the words by Mr Fitzball

Music from the Bohemian Girl: Part 2

The Song of the Gypsey's Bride: Sung with Great Applause by Mrs. Seguin in the Opera of the Bohemian Girl

The Bohemian Girl: Opera in Three Acts

Ever be Happy!: The Pirates Farewell Ballad

Puritan's Daughter

Reject Me Not: Ballad, Sung by Mad. Thillon in Balfe's Opera of The Devil is in it

If in the Future: Recitative and Song

The Devil's in It!: An Entirely New and Original Comic Opera, in Two Acts

The Page, a cantata arranged for female voices from Mazeppa. [Vocal score.]

The Song of the Gypsey's Bride: Sung with Great Applause by Mrs. Seguin in the Opera of the Bohemian Girl

A New and Original Opera in Three Acts Entitled The Enchantress: As First Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, May 14th, 1845

Bohemian Girl: Containing the Italian Text, with an English Translation, and the Music of All the Principal Airs