John Barrett

... An old pastoral song [(London), s.n.]

... a new song. [[London], Henry Playford]

A (1st) Voluntary, in d sol re [...] Mr. John Baratt

A Choice Collection of Ayres | For the | HARPSICHORD or SPINETT | With very Plain & Easey Directions for Young Beginners | Never Before | Never Before Published | Composed By these Eminent Masters, viz: | Dr. John Blow | Master of the Boys & Organist to the Chappel Royal & St Peters Westminster | Mr. Francis Piggot | Also Organist of the Kings Chappel & the Temple | Mr. Jeremiah Clarke | Organist of St Pauls Cathedral & Composer of the Musick Used in the Theatre Royal | Mr. John Barrett | Musick Master & Organist to Christ’s Hospital & St Mary-Hill Church | & Mr. William Crofts | Carefully Corrected by each Master | And Fairly Engraven on Copper-Plates | LONDON Printed and Sold by John Young Musicall Instrument Seller att the | Dolphin & Crowne att y|e West End of St Pauls Church Yard | 1700

A Ground. [...] [at end:] D.|r Blow

A mournful lover. A song [with bc] ... sung by M|r|s. Haynes. [s.l., s.n. (Thomas Cross)]

A psalm of thanksgiving to be sung by the children of Christs-Hospital, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, in Easter Week ... 1704 ... the words by S[amuel] C[obb] [London, Fr. Leach]

A psalm of thanksgiving to be sung by the children of Christs-Hospital, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, in Easter Week ... 1704 ... the words by S[amuel] C[obb] [London, Fr. Leach]

A youth who fondly did expose. A song [with bc] [s.l., s.n. (Thomas Cross)]

Ah! dearest Jockey. A Scotch song [with bc] [s.l., s.n. (T. Cross)]

Ah! foolish lass. A Scotch song [s.l., s. n. (Engrav'd by T. Cross)]

Aire. 50 [...] [at end:] M|r Barret