William Hayes

"The generous youth"

A Choice Collection of | CATCHES and GLEES | Adapted for a | Violin and Violoncello | To which are added | Some favorite AIRS with VARIATIONS. | Humbly Inscribed to | George Tate Esq.|r | By | JOSEPH AGUS.| Price 6.|s | Enterd at Stationers Hall. | NB These Catches and Glees, may be played on | the Haprsichord or Piano Forte. | LONDON | Printed & Sold at Fentum's at N.|o 78 Corner of Salisbury S.|t Strand | Where may be had for the Violoncello's [...]

A concerto made from one of M. C. Festin's solos

A favorite catch for three voices. On Sophocles by Simonides. [London, T. Skillern]

A solo of Carbonelli made into a concerto

A supplement to the catches, glees, and canons ... and two new canons, one of which obtained a prize medal this present year 1765. [Oxford, for the editor; London, Johnson]

After a Short Symphony the following comes in.

Alcock's Verse Service in B|b [...] John Alcock

All people that on Earth do dwell. Psalm 100 with Accompaniment [...] by D.|r W.|m Hayes

An essay on musical expression by Charles Avison, organist in Newcastle. The second edition, with alterations and large additions. To which is added a letter to the author, concerning the music of the ancients [by J. Jortin] and some passages in classic writers, relating to that subject. Likewise, Mr. Avison's reply to the author of remarks on the essay on musical expression. In a letter from Mr. Avison, to his friend in London. London, Printed for C. Davis, opposite Gray's-Inn-Gate, in Holborn. MDCCLIII.

An | Essay | On | Musical Expression . | By Charles Avison, | Organist in Newcastle | With Alterations and Large Additions. | To which is added, | A Letter to the Author, | concerning the Music of the Ancients | and some Passages in Classic Writers, | relating to that Subject. | Likewise, | Mr. Avison's Reply to the Author of | Remarks on the Essay on Musical Expression. | In a Letter from Mr. Avison to his Friend in London. | The Third Edition.

Anthem. 20 Ps|m 9 Verse [...] D|r Hayes