D'Almaine & Co (1834-1867) (Music publisher)
Dates
- Existence: 1834 - 1867
Biography
D'Almaine and Co were a firm of music publishers, sellers and instrument makers founded in 1785 by George Goulding and Thomas D'Almaine (c. 1780-1866). The company traded under various names before becoming D'Almaine and Co in 1834. Upon his retirement in 1847, D'Almaine was succeeded by his nephew Thomas MacKinlay who had worked alongside him at the firm for several years. Both D'Almaine and MacKinlay died in 1866 at which point the firm was sold to Joseph Emery who continued the business under the same name, mainly selling pianos.
Source
http://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/acref/9780199743391.001.0001/acref-9780199743391-e-1686
Found in 24 Collections and/or Records:
Song titled "Emmets Last Words!", 1810-1857
Song titled "Emmets Last Words!" Referring to Irish nationalist Robert Emmet, who led a short rebellion against British rule in 1803 and was subsequently executed for high treason. The poem speaks of his ill-fated love affair with Sarah Curran, daughter of the celebrated radical barrister John Philpot Curran. He was a favourtie hero for the romantic poets, most particularly Thomas Moore. This song was sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "Heartbroken Anna! Air - "Faithless Emma"", 1810-1857
Song titled "Heartbroken Anna! Air - "Faithless Emma."" This song was sold to music publishers D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "I never can another wed! A Canzonet for the Guitar", 1810-1857
Song titled "I never can another wed! A Canzonet for the Guitar." This song was sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "Jamie's Dream! Air, "Auld Robin Gray"", 1810-1857
Song titled "Jamie's Dream! Air, "Auld Robin Gray."" This song was set to music by Samuel Wesley and sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "Matin Hymn. Air, "Adeste Fideles"", 1810-1857
Song titled "Matin Hymn. Air, "Adeste Fideles."" This song was sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "Meet me to night! Air - "Never 'till now"", 1810-1857
Song titled "Meet me to night! Air - "Never 'till now."" This song was sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "Serenade, Wake Magdaline" Air - "Hush every breeze"", 1810-1857
Song titled "Serenade, Wake Magdaline" Air - "Hush every breeze."" This song was sold to music publishers D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "Softly breathing harp of beauty. Air, "Durandarte"", 1810-1857
Song titled "Softly breathing harp of beauty. Air, "Durandarte."" This song was set to music by D'Almaine.
Song titled "The Dead Bride! Air - "Shall I wasting in despair"", 1810-1857
Song titled "The Dead Bride! Air - "Shall I wasting in despair."" This sogn was sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.
Song titled "The Exiles. Air - "Indian death Song"", 1810-1857
Song titled "The Exiles. Air - "Indian death Song."" This song was sold to music publisher D'Almaine and Co.