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Published
Favourite Variations on the Celebrated Irish Air of Gramachree Molly, for harpsichord, violin, flute and guitar, c.1770 (Lawrence)
Shepherd I Have Lost My Love, for harpsichord, flute, violin and guitar, c.1772 (Lawrence)
Printed
'Eibhlin a ruin – as sung by Mrs. Storer’, c. 1742–49 (Flood, 'Dublin Music Printing from 1685 to 1750'), also referred to as Eileen Aroon or Aileen Aroon (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
'The songs in Henry Brooke’s ballad-opera, Jack the Giant-Queller', 1749 (Flood, 'Dublin Music Printing from 1685 to 1750')
'The first number of Lee’s Masque. To consist of four Songs in each Number. N.B. He will publish the Masque occasionally, as the new Songs come out in London’ 6d. at Lee’s in Little Green, the Oxmantown Coffee House in Capel-street, and Esdall’s. The 2nd number published Saturday next’, March 1753 (Dublin Journal, 3–6 March 1753, cited in Boydell, Calendar)
The Kettle Bender (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
'Some glees by Signor Palma' (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
Aheela na gira [half-sheet harpsichord arrangement] (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
Twelve New Country Dances for 1757, December 1756 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
The Songs of Linco’s Travels, August 1768 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
The New Favourite Castle Minuets, September 1768 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
Arne, Michael, Cymon (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
Lochaber (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
The New Broom (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
Tenducci, See the Purple Morn Arise, before 1769 (Pollard)
'Mr Fischer’s favourite variations on the Irish air Gramachree Molly', 1769 or later [at Dame Street] (Pollard)
The New Minuets for 1770, December 1769 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
'Aileen Aroon made a duett, as introduced in the Beggar’s Opera', c. 1770 (Pollard)
'Fischer’s favourite Rondeau', 1771 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
'Mullowney’s Jig with new Variations set for the Harpsichord, Violin, and German Flute', 1771 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
'The Compleat Hibernian Country Dancer (never before published) containing the Music of 48 of the most admired Irish Country Dances, set for the Violin, German Flute and Guitar, with proper directions for Dancing each as they are danced in public and private in this Kingdom', March 1771; second collection, 1772. (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
'Abel’s Concertos and new harpsichord sonatas imported this day', May 1771 (Hibernian Journal, cited in Pollard)
'A new Favourite Collection of Five English Songs, and one Italian Duet, as sung at the Rotunda by Mrs. Barthelemon, Signor Fedele, and Mr Passerini, jun. Composed by Mr. Barthelemon. Set for the Harpsichord, Violin, German Flute and also adapted to the Guitar. Price 2s. 2d. N.B. – In this Collection are contained the favourite Hunting Song sung by Mr. Passerini; and the Seasons, sung by Mrs. Barthelemon', July 1772 (Flood, ‘Dublin Music Printing from 1750 to 1790’)
Carter, 'A particular favourite song in the opera of The Rival Candidates', 1775 (Pollard)
Printed
'A collection of O’Carolan’s airs as noted down by O’Carolan’s son', 1747 (Flood, 'Dublin Music Printing from 1685 to 1750')
