Silver, Burdett and Co. PROGRESSIVE MUSIC SERIES, BOOK 2, 1914, enlarged 1920 (index continued)

October's Party
Oh Hark!, Oh Hear!
Oh, the Oak and the Ash
Oh, Worship the King
Old English Nursery Rhyme
Old Shepher, The
Old Woman Tossed up in a Blanket, The
One I Love
Orchestra, The
Our Father's Home
Our Old Clock

Patriot's Song
Peaceful Night
Penny, The
Penny to Spend, A
Planting the Bulbs
Pop Corn Song
Poplar Tree, The
Poppies in the Wheat
Portuguese Hymn
Praise to the Father
Prayer for Little Children, A
Pretty Little Goldfish

Ragman, The
Rain, The
Rain Harp, The
Rainbow Dress, The
Raindrop Soldiers, The
Redbreast in the Cherry Tree
Rhyme of the Rail
Riches
Ring-a-ting Ting
River, The
Rivulet, The
Rock-a-bye Baby
Rock-a-bye Lullaby
Rural Delights

Sand Wells
Sandman
See the Moon
September
Shawl Weaver's Song
Shell, The
Shell Song, The
Skylark, The
Sleep, Little Child
Sleigh Ride, The
Sleigh Song
Slowly Creeping Shadows Fall
Slumber Song
Small Stars
Snow, The
Snow, Beautiful Snow
Snowy Day, A
Solitude
Song for Spring, A
Song of the Steppes, A
Spanish Dance, A
Spring
Spring Guest, A
Spring Song, A
Spring's Coming
Star Daisies
Stars, The
Star-Spangled Banner, The
Strange Country, A
Sturdy Blacksmith, The
Sunshine After Clouds
Susie, Little Susie
Sweet Nightingale
Swing, The Swing Song, The

Tambourines, The
Tell Me Pray
Themes
-From Das Rheingold (Wagner)
-From The A Major Sumphony (Fourth)Schumann
-From The Fifth Symphony (Tchaikowsky)
-From The Ninth Symphony (Beethoven)
-From Siegfried (Wagner)
-From The Sixth Symphony (Beethoven)
There Was a Maid Went to the Mill
There's Nothing Like the Rose
This Little Fat Goblin
Three Kings, The
To My Country
To Spring
Train, The
Traveler, The
Trip to the Moon, A
Two Kinds of People

Valentine for Grandma
Violet, The
Voyagers, The

Wake-Up Song, A
Wandering
Wassail Song, The (Here We Come a-Wassailing)
Water-Baby's Lullaby, The
Way the Rain Behaves, The
What Becomes of the Moon?
What Professor Owl Knows
What the Little Bird Said
Wind, The
Winter Cheer
Wishing
Wishing and Working
With Scythe and Sickle
Woodland Lessons