[Binder's Collection: E. M. Peachey]

Arrangers

• Mortellari, M. C. arranger of Elena oh! tu, ch'io chiamo (35) in M1619.P33.
• Westrop, E. J. (East John), 1804-1856 arranger of Lillie Dale (45) in M1619.P33.

Contributing Author

• Normandy, A. (Alphonse), 1809-1864 author of Farewell to Northmaven, included in Spring, spring, beautiful spring (48) in M1619.P33.

Composers

• Russell, Henry, 1812-1900 composer of I'm afloat, A life on the ocean wave, Sir Harold the Hunter, To the West, to the West!, and The Newfoundland dog, the fifth, eleventh, forty-fourth, forty-sixth, and forty-ninth selections in M1619.P33.
• Flood, Edwin composer of Hark! the Sabbath bells are pealing, and Sweet Sabbath days, the thirty-third and thirty-fourth selections in M1619.P33.
• Horn, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1786-1849 composer of I've been roaming and The mermaid's cave, the tenth and fourteenth selections in M1619.P33.
• Jullien, Louis Antoine, 1812-1860 composer of The drum polka and La prima donna, the thirty-seventh and forty-second selections in M1619.P33.
• Schubert, Camille, 1810-1889 composer of La poste quadrille and Les dames de Séville, the twentieth and twenty-eighth selections in M1619.P33.
• Albert, Charles d', 1809-1886 composer of Adeline, the fortieth selection in M1619.P33.
• Ashley, Alfred composer of Quadrille on airs from La fille du régiment, the twenty-seventh selection in M1619.P33.
• Blockley, John composer of Jessie's dream: a story of the Relief of Lucknow, the fifty-fourth selection in M1619.P33.
• Bohlman-Sauzeau, Henri composer of The Punchinello quadrille, the seventeenth selection in M1619.P33.
• Browne, Miss composer of The Tyrolese evening hymn, or, Come to the sun-set tree, the forty-seventh selection in M1619.P33.
• Cook, Eliza, 1818-1889 composer of Spring, spring, beautiful spring, the forty-eighth selection in M1619.P33.
• Cowell, A. (Augusta) composer of The blind man's bride, the eighteenth selection in M1619.P33.
• Donizetti, Gaetano, 1797-1848 composer of The soldier's daughter: the celebrated rataplan sung in the opera La fille du régiment, the twenty-ninth selection in M1619.P33.
• Dufferin and Clandeboye, Helen Selina Blackwood, Baroness, 1807-1867 composer of Oh Bay of Dublin!, the fifty-third selection in M1619.P33.
• Franz, Carl composer of The national schottisch, the twenty-third selection in M1619.P33.
• Gantier, Felix composer of Jenny Lind's song: Farewell my fatherland, the second selection in M1619.P33.
• Glover, Charles William, 1806-1863 composer of Songs of a conscript > No.1, Jeannette's song, the sixteenth selection in M1619.P33.
• Glover, Stephen, 1813-1870 composer of The gipsy girl: a true story, the fifty-first selection in M1619.P33.
• Henrion, Paul composer of The Lola Montes polka, the twenty-fourth selection in M1619.P33.
• Hortense, Queen, consort of Louis Bonaparte, King of Holland, 1783-1837 composer of Partant pour la Syrie, the forty-third selection in M1619.P33.
• Hünten, Franz, 1793-1878 composer of Bohemian melody, the fifteenth selection in M1619.P33.
• Knight, Joseph Philip, 1812-1887 composer of Rocked in the cradle of the deep, the thirty-sixth selection in M1619.P33.
• Lindsay, M., Miss composer of The bridge, the thirty-ninth selection in M1619.P33.
• Linley, George, 1798-1865 composer of Thou art gone from my gaze, the third selection in M1619.P33.
• Maberly, Mrs (Catherine Charlotte), 1805-1875 composer of Fairy land, the fiftieth selection in M1619.P33.
• Meyerbeer, Giacomo, 1791-1864 composer of La redowa waltz, the twenty-fifth selection in M1619.P33.
• Meyerbeer, Giacomo, 1791-1864 composer of Excelsior!, the forty-first selection in M1619.P33.
• Parry, John Orlando, 1810-1879 composer of My déjeûner à la fourchette, the fourth selection in M1619.P33.
• Pestal, Colonel composer of Pestal: the celebrated Polish melody, the twelfth selection in M1619.P33.
• Poole, Samuel composer of What is prayer?, the thirty-first selection in M1619.P33.
• Redler, G. composer of Les rats quadrille, the seventh selection in M1619.P33.
• Rimbault, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1816-1876 composer of Beautiful star in heaven so bright, the fifty-fifth selection in M1619.P33.
• Rosellen, Henri, 1811-1876 composer of La taglioni, the thirteenth selection in M1619.P33.
• Rossini, Gioacchino, 1792-1868 composer of Elena oh! tu, ch'io chiamo, the thirty-fifth selection in M1619.P33.
• Speyer, Wilhelm, 1790-1878 composer of My heart's on the Rhine, the ninth selection in M1619.P33.
• Sporle, N. J. (Nathan James), 1812-1853 composer of While the Christmas log is burning, the thirty-eighth selection in M1619.P33.
• Thompson, H. S. (Henry S.) composer of Lillie Dale, the forty-fifth selection in M1619.P33.
• Verdi, Giuseppe, 1813-1901 composer of La donna è mobile: fair shines the moon, the fifty-seventh selection in M1619.P33.
• Wallace, William Vincent, 1812-1865 composer of Scenes that are brightest: ballad-- in the grand opera, Maritana, the first selection in M1619.P33.
• West, Henry composer of Beautiful dove: thou art welcome again, the fifty-second selection in M1619.P33.
• Westrop, T. (Thomas), 1816-1881 composer of So early in the morning, the fifty-sixth selection in M1619.P33.

Collector

• Morrison, Thurman

Contributors

• Donizetti, Gaetano, 1797-1848 composer of source material for Quadrille on airs from La fille du régiment (27) in M1619.P33.
• Wallerstein, A. (Anton), 1813-1892 composer of The lover's polka, included in La taglioni (13) in M1619.P33.

Librettists

• Fitzball, Edward, 1792-1873 librettist for source material of Scenes that are brightest: ballad-- in the grand opera, Maritana (1) in M1619.P33.
• Tottola, Andrea Leone librettist for Elena oh! tu, ch'io chiamo (35) in M1619.P33.

Others

• Cook, Eliza, 1818-1889 poet whose work was set in I'm afloat (5), While the Christmas log is burning (38), and Sir Harold the hunter (44) in M1619.P33.
• Jefferys, Charles, 1807-1865 lyricist for the English words in Jenny Lind's song: Farewell my fatherland (2), Songs of a conscript > No.1, Jeannette's song (16), and The gipsy girl: a true story (51) in M1619.P33.
• Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 poet whose work was set in The bridge (39) and Excelsior! (41) in M1619.P33.
• Mackay, Charles, 1814-1889 poet whose work was set in To the West, to the West! (46) and Beautiful dove: thou art welcome again (52) in M1619.P33.
• Bayly, Thomas Haynes, 1797-1839 lyricist for My déjeûner à la fourchette (4) in M1619.P33.
• Campbell, Grace poet whose work was set in Jessie's dream: a story of the Relief of Lucknow (54) in M1619.P33.
• Farquharson, Stuart, 19th cent. poet whose work was set in Sweet Sabbath days (34) in M1619.P33.
• Bunn, Alfred, 1796-1860 attributed poet for Scenes that are brightest: ballad-- in the grand opera, Maritana (1) in M1619.P33. Bunn managed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, where Maritana premiered.
• Gidley, R. C. poet whose work was set in Hark! the Sabbath bells are pealing (33) in M1619.P33.
• Hemans, Felicia Dorothea Browne, 1793-1835 lyricist for The Tyrolese evening hymn, or, Come to the sun-set tree (47) in M1619.P33.
• Müller von Königswinter, Wolfgang, 1816-1873 poet whose work was set in My heart's on the Rhine (9) in M1619.P33.
• Montgomery, James, 1771-1854 poet whose work was set in What is prayer? (31) in M1619.P33.
• Norton, Caroline Sheridan, 1808-1877 poet whose work was set in The blind man's bride (18) in M1619.P33.
• Sargent, Epes, 1813-1880 poet whose work was set in A life on the ocean wave (11) in M1619.P33.
• Sayles, James M. (James Mason), b. 1837 lyricist for Beautiful star in heaven so bright (55) in M1619.P33.
• Scott, Walter, 1771-1832 poet whose work was set in the second work contained in Spring, spring, beautiful spring (48) in M1619.P33.
• Willard, Emma, 1787-1870 poet whose work was set in Rocked in the cradle of the deep (36) in M1619.P33.

Performer

• Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth Bartolozzi, 1797-1856 performer of I've been roaming (10) in M1619.P33.

Translator

• Soane, George, 1790-1860 translator of English version of My heart's on the Rhine (9) in M1619.P33.