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cetmst Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks (133* d) Index: Songs that Never Die 06 Dec 08


I have a copy of "Songs That Never Die", referenced by Kendall and Joe Offer in an old thread but can't find that it's ever been indexed on the Mudcat. It is a little more elaborate than other books noted here apparently designed for a more arty audience. In ffact there is a gift presentation page in the front, not filled out in my copy. Incidentally I paid $9.25 for it in some forgotton second hand book store.

Songs That Never Die
- Being a Collection of the Most Famous Words and Melodies, enriched with Valuable Historical and Biographical Sketches of Renowned Authors and Composers, compiled by Henry Frederic Reddall,
the musical scores edited by Dudley Buck, entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1894 by J.R.Jones, In the Office of the Library of Congress, at Washington DC


Biographies (B) and Portraits (P):
Max Alvary P
Adelina Patti B,P
Christine Nilsson B,P
Signor Del Puente B,P
Emma Eames B,P
Agnes Huntington B,P
Zelie de Lussan B,P
Sibyl Sanderson B,P
Marion Manola B,P
Nellie Melba B,P
Emma Calve B,P
Pauline Hall B,P
Lillian Russell B,P
Della Fox B,P
Marie Tempest P
Camille D'Arville P
Sofia Scalchi P
Robert Burns B
John Howard Payne B

Music:
Abide With Me
Annie Lawrie
Araby's Daughter - E.Kiallmark/Thomas Moore
Auld Lang Syne
Auld Robin Gray
Barney Buntline
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Bay of Biscay, The - Andrew Cherry/John Davy
Beautiful Nell
Believe Me If All Those Enduring Young Charms
Ben Bolt
Black-Eyed Susan - John Gay
Blest Be the Tie That Binds
Bliss Forever Past
Blissful Dreams Come Stealing Over Me - Franz Abt
Bloom Is On the Rye, The
Blue Bells of Scotland
Bonnie Blue Flag
Bonnie Dundee
Bright Waves Are Dancing - Franz Abt
Broken Ring, The (Germany)
By the Sad Sea Waves
Call Her Back and Kiss Her
Campbells Are Coming, The
Canadian Boat Song, The - Thomas Moore
Champagne Charley
Cheer, Boys, Cheer
Christians Awake
Christmas Prayer
Columbia, God Preserve Thee Free
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean
Come Back to Erin
Come gracious Spirit (Federal Street)
Come In and Shut the Door
Come, Thou Almighty King
Come With the Gipsy Bride - from The Bohemian Girl
Comin' Thro'the Rye
Danube River, The - Hamilton Aide
Days of Absence - Rousseau
Dear Little Shamrock, TheFlag of the Free
Dearest Spot, The
Do They Think of Me At Home?
Dolly Varden
Don't Forget to Say Your Prayers
Dost Thou Love Me, Sister Ruth?
Douglas, Tender and True
Down the Quiet Vally - Septimus Winner
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
Dublin Bay
Ein' feste Berg
Emabarrassment
Evening Song
Ever of Thee
Exile of Erin, The
Fairly Caught
Far Away
Farmer and the Pigeons, The
Fine Old English Gentleman
Fly Forth, O Gentle Dove
From Greenland's Icy Mountain
Girl I Left Behind Me, The
God Save Our President - Septimus Winner
God Save the Queen
Golden Shore, The
Gone Where the Woodbine Twineth
Good-by Dear Mother - Alice Hawthorne
Good-bye At the Door, The
Good-Bye, Sweetheart, Good-Bye
Good Night
Good-Night - Robert G. Johnson/A.Rottenbach
Good-night, Ladies
Grandmother's Chair
Grey Cathedral Towers Against a Quiet Sky, The (Poem)
Groves of Blarney, The
Hail Columbia
Hail to the Chief
Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls
Heart Bowed Down - from The Bohemian Girl
Hearts and Homes
Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still
Highland Mary - Burns
Home Again
Home So Blest
Home Sweet Home - John Howard Payne
Homeward Bound
Hour of Parting, The
How Can I Leave Thee?
Humming Like the Bee
Hymne de Riego (Spain)
I Built a Bridge of Fancies
I Cannot Sing the Old Songs
I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls
I Love My Love
I Love to Tell the Story
I Wandered By the Brookside
I'd Be a Star
I'll Hang My Harp on the Weeping Willow Tree
I'll Plant a Rose Beside Thy Grave
I'm Called Little Buttercup
I've Been Roaming
I've Brought Thee An Ivy Leaf
I've No Mother, Now I'm Weeping
If My Wishes Would Come True
In Happy Moments - W.W.Wallace
In the Gloaming
Irish Emigrant's Lament
Isle of Beauty - T.H.Bayly
It Is the Season (Poem)
Jamie's On the Stormy Sea
Jeannette and Jeannot
Jerusalem the Golden
Jessie, the Flower of Dumblane
Jesus, Lover of My Soul
John Anderson, My Jo
John Brown's Body
Juanita
Katy's Letter
Killarney
King Christian Stood Beside the Mast (Denmark)
Larboard Watch
Last Greeting, The - Franz Schubert
Last Rose of Summer, The
Let Me Dream Again
Letter in the Candle, The
Life on the Ocean Wave, A - Epes Sargent/Henry Russell
Light of Other Days, The
Lights Far Out At Sea
Lilly Dale
Litany Hymn
Little Fishermaiden, The - Ludolph Waldmann
Little Gipsy Jane
Little Maggie May
Long, Long Ago
Looking Back
Love Not
Love's Old Sweet Song
Love's Rubicon (Poem)
Love's Young Dream
Low-Backed Car, The
Lullaby (Peep of Day)
Maggie's Welcome
Maid of Athens
Maiden Fair to See, A
Maple Leaf Forever, The
Marseilles Hymn
Mary of Argyle
Mary of the Wild Moor
May Breeze, The
Meet Me in the Twilight
Men of Harlech
Merry Heart, The
Minute Gun At Sea, The
Moet Chardon or The New Champagne Charlie
Moon Is Beaming O'er the Lake, The
My Blue Eyed Nellie
My Little Child
My Maryland
My Old Kentucky Home
Nancy Lee - F.E.Weatherly/Stephen Adams
National Hymn (My Country 'Tis of Thee)
Never a Care I Know - Septimus Winner
No, Sir!
Nothing Else to Do
Oft in the Stilly Night
Oh Mother! Take the Wheel Away
Oh, No! We Never Mention Her! - T.H.Bayly/Sir Henry R. Bishop
Oh Ye Tears
Oh You Little Darling
Old Hundred
Old Oaken Bucket, The
Old Sexton, The - Henry Russell
On the Rocks By Aberdeen
Only a Face
Only a Lock of Her Hair
Only Friends and Nothing More
Open the Pearly Gate
Open Window, The
Over the Garden Wall
Over the Stars Is Rest
Paddle Your Own Canoe
Party At the Zoo, The
Pilot, The
Primrose Farm
Pull Down the Blind
Pulling Hard Against the Stream
Quaker Cousins
Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel
Rest for the Weary, Rest
Roast Beef of Old England, The
Robin Adair
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
Rule, Britannia - Arne
Saint Patrick Was a Gentleman
Sally In Our Alley
Scenes That Are Brightest
Scots Wha' Hae Wi' Wallace Bled
Serenade to IdA
She Wore a Wreath of Roses
Shells of Ocean
Slumber Song (Poem)
Softly the Night Is Sleeping
Soldiers' Chorus - from Gounod's Faust
Some Day
Speak to Me (Only Be Kind)
Spring! Gentle Spring!
Star-Spangled Banner, The
Starry Night For a Ramble, A
Strangers Yet
Stray Dove, The
Sun of My Soul
Sunday Morning
Sweet and Low
Sweet Birdie, Sing
Sweet Love of Mine
Switzer's Farewell, The
Take Back the Heart
Tallis' Evening Hymn
Tapping At the Garden Gate
Then You'll Remember Me - frm The Bohemian Girl
There Are Friends That We Shall Never Forget - A.Hawthorne/S.Winner
Thousand Leagues Away, A - W.C.Bennett/J.Barney
Three Fishers - Charles Kingsley
Thy Face
Time of Apple Blossom
Tippecanoe and Tyler Too
Tired
Tom Bowling
Too Late to Marry
Torpedo and the Whale, The
Touch the Harp Gently
Turnham Toll
Twenty Years Ago
Twickenham Ferry
Under the Sod
Visit From the Sea, A (Poem)
Wait For the Turn of the Tide
Wait For the Wagon
Wait Till the Moonlight Falls on the Water
Warrior Bold, A
Waste Not, Want Not (You Never Miss the Water Til the Well Runs Dry)
Watch on the Rhine, The
Water Mill, The
We Sat By the River
We'd Better Bide a Wee
We're Nearing the River
Wearing of the Green
Wee Bird, The
Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea, A
What Are the Wild Waves Saying? - S.Glover
What Will You Do Love?
When the Autumn Leaves Are Falling
When the Corn Is Waving, Annie Dear
When the Mists Have Cleared Away
When the Swallows Homeward Fly - F.H.Gordon/Franz Abt
Where Are the Friends of My Youth?
Wherefore? - Septimus Winner
Wife, The (Poem)
Within a Mile of Edinboro Town
Won't You Tell Me Why, Robin?
Yankee Doodle
Ye Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon
Yesterday - M.A.Browne/J.Blockley
You'll Soon Forget Kathleen

In addition there are 96 pages of instrumental music probably of not much interest to singers.


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