Charles Dickens and Music

by James T. Lightwood

• Accordion, [1], [2]
• Aeolian Harp, [10]

• Bagpipes, [5], [44]
• Banjo, [20]
• Barrel-Organ, [5], [6], [10], [50], [53], [78]
• Bassoon, [43]
• Bells (church) [55], [57]
• Bells (various), [23], [57], [61], [66]

• Castanets, [56]
• ‘Chaunter,’ [109]
• Chin-playing, [62]
• Clarionet, [42], [43]
• Cymbals, [3], [56], [64]

• Drum, [23], [64], [66], [110]
• ‘Drums,’ [109]

• Fiddle, see [Violin]
• Fife, [44], [63], [85]
• Flageolet, [67]
• Flute, [6], [25], [26], [36], [37–40], [45]

• Guitar, [37], [54], [55], [62]
• ‘Gum-gum,’ [63]

• Harmonium, [63]
• Harp, [6], [23], [25], [26], [29], [30], [31], [64]
• Harpsichord, [33], [47]

• Jew's-harp, [57]

• Key Bugle (or Kent Bugle), [2], [3], [65], [66], [87]
• Kit, [27]

• Lute, [55]