9 pieces

La Chasse, Rossette (harpsichord or piano) - adaptation of first movement of Antonio Rosetti's Symphonie de Chasse, M.A20/I:18
A La Chasse (harpsichord or piano) - adaptation of final movement of the above symphony
Jemmy of the Glen - Where gently flows sweet winding Tay (voice, harpsichord or piano) - words and music by Mary Ann Wrighten Pownall
A Rural Life - How sacred and how innocent (voice, harpsichord or piano)
Advice to the Ladies - No more along the daisy mead (voice, harpsichord or piano)
The Straw Bonnet - When fairies are lighted by night's Silver Queen (voice, harpsichord or piano) - composed [words and music] by Mary Ann Wrighten Pownall
Lavinia - Why steals from my bosom the sigh (voice, harpsichord or piano) - composed [words and music] and sung by Mary Ann Wrighten Pownall
The Primrose Girl - Come buy of poor Kate (voice, harpsichord or piano)
Canzonet - Time has not thin'd my flowing hair (2 voices, harpsichord or piano [bass line only]) - by William Jackson of Exeter