Michael William Balfe

Once a Wolf, so Fables say, duet, etc

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As First Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Wednesday, May 14th, 1845 (Classic Reprint)

A New and Original Opera, in Three Acts, Entitled the Enchantress

Alfred Bunn

The Enchantress

As First Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, May 14th, 1845

A New and Original Opera in Three Acts Entitled The Enchantress

Ballad

Let Me Whisper in Thine Ear

Margaretta

A Magnificent Romantic Opera, in a Prologue by Cunnington and Three Acts with Its Original Music. First Performed by the Celebrated Richings Opera Troupe at the Academy of Music, Feb. 21st, 1867

As Performed at Academy of Music Summer Garden Opera, 1886

Satanella [or The Power of Love]

Containing the Italian Text, with an English Translation, and the Music of All the Principal Airs

Balfe's Opera Bohemian Girl

Edmund Falconer

Augustus Harris

Simonsen's Royal English & Italian Opera Company

Balfe's Grand Opera of Satanella as Performed by the Simonsen's Roal English & Italian Opera Company

Bliss Forever Past

Opera in Three Acts

The Bohemian Girl

An Operatic Spectacle in Three Acts

Satanella. Opera in four acts. The words by E. Falconer&A. Harris

Songs, Duets, Trios, Chorusses, Etc., in the New Grand Original Opera Entitled Joan of Arc

A Ballad as Sung with Great Applause Made. Vestris

The Lover's Mistake

Bohemian Girl

The Siege of Rochelle. Opera in two acts ... the words by E. Fitzball. Edited by J. Pittman. [Vocal score.]

Ballad in the Opera The Daughter of St. Mark

We May be Happy Yet

Michael William Balfe

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