THE ODEON: A Collection of Secular Melodies arranged and harmonized for four voices, designed for adult singing schools and for social music parties. G. J. Webb and Lowell Mason, 1837; Pub. J. H. Wilkins & R. B. Carter, New York (others publishers listed).
Note! Odd order in part.
Are there Tidings Araby's Daughter A rosy crown we twine for thee America Barcarolle Bounding Billows Bonnie Doon Blue Eyed Mary Bring Flowers Canadian Song (sleighing) Canadian Boat Song County Guy Early Days Erin! the Tear and the Smile in thine eyes Friendship Far, far o'er Hill and Dell Forget not Me Go where the Water glideth How Cheering the thought Homeward Bound Hunter of Tyrol Home! sweet Home Hail! thee merry Month of May Harvest Song Hail! Columbia Hark, the Lark Invitation to the Singing School Isle of Beauty, Fare Thee Well I love the free ridge of the mountains In the day-spring of youth I see them on their winding way Lovely Rose May Morning Morning, noon and night My gentle harp My baby sleep, Marseilles Hymn My bonnie dearie O'er the waters gliding O! tis the melody Oh! how brightly O swiftly glides the bonnie boat Peaceful Slumbering See our oars with feathered spray See the conquering hero comes Sweet summer is coming Ship a hoy! Sing, sister, sing Serenade Stream gently flowing Summer is breathing Sweet spring is returning Softly the moonlight The bird at sea The Pilot 'Tis dawn! the lark is singing The Sun To the fringed gentian The wild bird seeks the mountain rill The Maltese Boatman's Song The mountaineer's return Tyrolese evening hymn The merry flageolet The captive knight Truth and falsehood 'Tis the last rose of summer The sweet birds are singing The bucket The vintager's evening hymn The rose in June The joys of harvest home The bridal wreath The angel's whisper The spring time is come The Pilgrim Fathers The chimes of Zurich Through forests drear The adieu The muleteer The smile of contentment The light of home The sea-shore The minute gun at sea The evening bell The shepherd's farewell The Switzer's Song of home The mellow horn The echo They are gone from the mountain home The Swiss hunter The German Watchman's song The crystal hunters The rose that all are praising The Harp that once through Tara's Halls Upon the mountain's distant head Village bells What makes the morn's fair beam When the sweet night, Would'st gain a friend? When the day with rosy light When the rosy morn appearing When the moonlight streaming,