Sir John Stevenson
Timeline of works
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Hark! The Convent Bells Are Ringing! A Portuguese Melody.Place & Publisher George Willig Jr. BaltimoreSubjects:Nuns, Churches, Farming, Prayer, Carts & wagons, Cattles -
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Those Evening Bells.Place & Publisher William Hall & Son, 239 Broadway New YorkSubjects:Nostalgia, Symbols, Human life cycle -
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Flow on, Thou Shining River. Portuguese Air From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher G. Willig PhiladelphiaSubjects:Symbols, Love
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Those Evening Bells. A Favorite Air With Symphonies and Accompaniments.Place & Publisher C. & E.W. Jackson, No. 64 Market Street BostonSubjects:Happiness, Celebrations, Time, Human life cycle -
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Hark! The Vesper Hymn is stealing. A Popular Russian Air from Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher G. Willig BaltimoreSubjects:Prayer, Religion -
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Hush'd Be That Sigh.Place & Publisher G.E. Blaker PhiladelphiaSubjects:Love, Death -
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To the Brook & the Willow. A Ballad.Place & Publisher John Paff New YorkSubjects:Shepherds, Grief, Sadness, Weeping -
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Flow on thou Shining River. Portuguese Air From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher John Cole BaltimoreSubjects:Courtship & love -
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Love, My Mary, Dwells With Thee. A Duett.Place & Publisher J. Paff, No. 159 Broadway New YorkSubjects:Symbols -
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Flow on Thou Shining River. Portuguese Air From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher John G. Klemm PhiladelphiaSubjects:Love, Gifts, Symbols -
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I Saw From The Beach, From Moore's Irish Melodies.Place & Publisher John Cole BaltimoreSubjects:Courtship & love, Seamen, Visions -
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Love, My Mary, Dwells With Thee. Duet.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake PhiladelphiaSubjects:Symbols -
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Hark the Vesper Hymn. A Sacred Song and Chorus.Place & Publisher n.p.Subjects:Celebrations, Prayer, Religion -
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Oft in the Stilly Night. Scotch Air From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher John Cole BaltimoreSubjects:Time, Friendship, Human life cycle, Depression -
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My Henry is Gone. A Ballad.Place & Publisher J. Siegling at his Musical Warehouse, 109 Meeting Street, nearly opposite the Circular Church CharlestonSubjects:Nature, Sadness, Love, Deception -
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Love Has Been There.Place & Publisher John G. Klemm PhiladelphiaSubjects:Love -
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The Bromo-Seltzer Collection of 54 Popular Songs. Complete and Unabridged. Full Music Size With Piano & Organ Accompaniment. 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer.Place & Publisher Emerson Drug Co. BaltimoreSubjects:Musicians--women, Bottles, Love, Symbols -
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My Henry is Gone. A Ballad.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, No. 13 South 5th street PhiladelphiaSubjects:Nature, Sadness, Love, Deception -
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Oh Then Remember Me.Place & Publisher Carr's Music Store BaltimoreSubjects:Courtship & love, Friendship, Travel -
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The Smile of Contentment and Love. A Favorite Song.Place & Publisher John G. Klemm PhiladelphiaSubjects:Domestic life, Children, Families, Happiness -
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Cease Not Yet Sweet Bard Thy Strain. An Answer to Here's the Bower.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake PhiladelphiaSubjects:Love, Sadness -
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Oh Tell Me Pilgrims! A Ballad for Three Voices.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake PhiladelphiaSubjects:Religion, Prayer -
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Flow on thous shining River. Portuguese Air.Place & Publisher Carr's Music Store BaltimoreSubjects:Courtship & love -
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Twilight Dews. A Favorite Ballad.Place & Publisher Thomas Birch, No. 95 Canal Street New YorkSubjects:Portraits, Hats, Love, Death -
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Come Tell Me Where the Maid is Found. A Ballad. (second verse added "With Mr. Moore's permission, by a Friend").Place & Publisher John Paff New YorkSubjects:Love -
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Oh Tell Me, Mary Dear.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, No. 13 South th Street PhiladelphiaSubjects:Sadness, Love, Weeping -
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Hark! The Convent Bells are Ringing! A Portuguese Melody.Place & Publisher G. Willig Jr. BaltimoreSubjects:Rites & Ceremonies, Convents, Nuns, Incense, Altar boys -
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Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms, and (My Lodging is on the Cold Ground--text only).Place & Publisher Eclipse Publishing Co., 136 N. 9th St. PhiladelphiaSubjects:Couples, Unrequited love -
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Dearest Ellen. A Ballad. [note "Ladies in singing this Song substitute the name of Henry for Ellen"].Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, No. 13 South 5h Street PhiladelphiaSubjects:Love, Distress -
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Should Those Fond Hopes, From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher W. Dubois, No. 126 Broadway New YorkSubjects:Distress, Youth, Religion, Time, Symbols -
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Hark! The Convent Bells Are Ringing! A Portuguese Melody. Second Edition.Place & Publisher Geo. Willig Jr. BaltimoreSubjects:Castles & palaces, Nuns, Dogs
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The Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls.Place & Publisher Oliver Ditson & Co., 115 Washington St. BostonSubjects:Ruins, Time, Dwellings, Symbols, Sadness -
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Flow on, Thou Shining River. Portuguese Air From Moore's National Melodies, No. 2.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, No. 13 So. 5th Street PhiladelphiaSubjects:Symbols, Love -
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Should Those Fond Hopes, Portuguese Air, From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, No. 13 South 5th street PhiladelphiaSubjects:Distress, Youth, Religion, Time, Symbols -
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Flow on thou Shining River. Portuguese Air From Moore's National Melodies.Place & Publisher G. Willig Jur., No. 151 Market Street BaltimoreSubjects:Courtship & love -
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Oft in a Stilly Night. A Favorite Ballad. [Includes text to "Oft in my Visions Bright," Words by George P. Morris, Esqr.]Place & Publisher Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St. BostonSubjects:Nostalgia, Sadness, Friendship, Sleeping -
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Flow on, Thou Shining River. Portuguese Air From Moore's National Melodies, No. 2.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, No. 13 So. 5th Street PhiladelphiaSubjects:Symbols, Love -
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Sweet Lady! Look Not Thus Again.Place & Publisher G.E. Blake PhiladelphiaSubjects:Love, Distress, Deception