James Alexander – 1807-1851<\/p>\n
Alexander was a musical instrument maker, music seller and publisher on London’s Leadenhall St (No.101, now the site of a coffee bar) from about 1807 to 1851 according to trade directories.<\/p>\n
He was possibly the same person as\u00a0a well known flute player.<\/p>\n
Known publications.<\/p>\n
“Alexander\u0092s Fifty New Scotch and Irish Reels and Hornpipes<\/em> John Adams<\/p>\n ALEXANDER’S FIFTY NEW SCOTCH & IRISH REELS & HORNPIPES * ABC<\/a> *\u00a0PDF<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" James Alexander – 1807-1851 Alexander was a musical instrument maker, music seller and publisher on London’s Leadenhall St (No.101, now the site of a coffee bar) from about 1807 to 1851 according to trade directories. He was possibly the same person as\u00a0a well known flute player. Known publications. “Alexander\u0092s Fifty New Scotch and Irish Reels … Continue reading ALEXANDER (Publisher)<\/span>
\narranged for the Violin or Flute by an Eminent Professor” circa 1825<\/em>
\n“Sacred Melodies for the flute, violin, flageolet, or Kent bugle…<\/em> ” circa 1830
\n“The Flowers of Emerald Isle<\/em>,” in 8 numbers, small square quarto. Date unknown.
\nAlexander\u2019s New Scrap Book, Containing<\/em> [over six volumes combined] One Thousand Favorite Airs for the Flute, Violin or Flageolet”<\/em> Date unknown.<\/p>\n