Works Misattributed To Arne
- The Most Celebrated Aires in the Opera of Tom Thumb (London, 1733), by John Frederick Lampe
- Ode upon St. Cecilia’s Day, now lost, by Charles Burney
- Caractacus (c1795), possibly by Charles Wesley junior
- Epithalamium, At Cana’s Feast, attribution doubtful
- Mass in D by Alphonse d'Eve
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