Charles Dickens and MusicBook I, Ch. 15.Reading editionChapter navigation26 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACELIST OF WORKS REFERRED TO With Abbreviations UsedChapter I · DICKENS AS A MUSICIANChapter II · INSTRUMENTAL COMBINATIONS VIOLIN, VIOLONCELLO, HARP, PIANOChapter III · VARIOUS INSTRUMENTS FLUTE, ORGAN, GUITAR (AND SOME HUMMERS)Chapter IV · VARIOUS INSTRUMENTS (continued)Chapter V · CHURCH MUSICChapter VI · SONGS AND SOME SINGERSChapter VII · SOME NOTED SINGERSBook I, Ch. 5.Book I, Ch. 15.Book I, Ch. 15.Book I, Ch. 15.Book I, Ch. 15.Book II, Ch. 7.Book III, Ch. 6.Book III, Ch. 6.Book III, Ch. 6.Book IV, Ch. 3.A LIST OF SONGS AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC MENTIONED BY DICKENS WITH HISTORICAL NOTESINDEX OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSINDEX OF CHARACTERSGENERAL INDEXA LIST OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ASSOCIATED WITH DICKENS AND WITH THE CHARACTERS IN HIS NOVELSTRANSCRIBER'S NOTESPrevious chapter ←Book I, Ch. 15.Next chapter →Book II, Ch. 7.All chapters and sections (26)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACELIST OF WORKS REFERRED TO With Abbreviations UsedChapters1234567Other sectionsBook I, Ch. 5.Book I, Ch. 15.Book I, Ch. 15.Book I, Ch. 15.Book I, Ch. 15.Book II, Ch. 7.Book III, Ch. 6.Book III, Ch. 6.Book III, Ch. 6.Book IV, Ch. 3.A LIST OF SONGS AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC MENTIONED BY DICKENS WITH HISTORICAL NOTESINDEX OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSINDEX OF CHARACTERSGENERAL INDEXA LIST OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ASSOCIATED WITH DICKENS AND WITH THE CHARACTERS IN HIS NOVELSTRANSCRIBER'S NOTES‘Then farewell, my trim-built wherry.’ From ‘The Waterman’◇C. Dibdin◇← Book I, Ch. 15.Book II, Ch. 7. →