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05 Dec 08 - 02:24 AM (#2508327) Subject: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbook From: Joe Offer
In most cases, the person who posted the index owns a copy of the book in question, or at least has access to it. If there's a song listed here that you'd like to have lyrics or melody for, post a request below. We'll move your request to a new thread and give you an answer. -Joe Offer- If you're not sure whether an index belongs here, go ahead and post it. If this index gets too big, I'll split it and move some indexes to another thread. That's what I did with the school songbooks threads when they got too big. You'll see above that this thread is linked with all our other indexing projects. We hope people will use [CTRL-F] to search this thread for the song they're seeking. Then they can ask the owner of the book to post the lyrics. Search for Index: (include the colon) in our Old Forum Search and you'll see how it's supposed to work. |
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05 Dec 08 - 02:38 AM (#2508330) Subject: Index: Beadle's Dime Song Book, No. 2 From: Joe Offer Beadle's The Dime Song Book, No. 2A Collection of New and Popular Comic and Sentimental Songs Originally published in 1860 by Irwin P. Beadle U Co., New York reprinted by Applewood Books Alice Gray America Banks of the Old Mohawk Be Kind to Each Other Billy Grimes the Rover Bryan O'Lynn Come Sit Thee Down Cora Lee Crazy Jane Darling Nelly Moore Darling Old Stick Fireman's Victory Good News from Home Good-Night Grave of Lilly Dale Graves of a Household Home, Sweet Home I have no Mother Now I'm leaving Thee in Sorrow, Annie I miss Thee so I Shouldn't Like to Tell I Wandered by the Brook-Side Katy Darling Kathleen Mavourneen Little Katy; or, Hot Corn Mary of the Wild Moor Mable Clare Mary Alleen Mill May Minnie Moore Minnie Dear Mrs. Lofty and I Mr. Finagan My Eye and Betty Martin My Love is a Sailleur Boy My Mother Bear My Grandmother's Advice Mv Mother's Bible Nancy Bell; or, Old Pine Tree New England Oh! I'm Going Home Oh! Scorn not Thy Brother Oh! the Sea, the Sea Old Sideling Hill Our Boyhood Days Our Father Land Peter Gray Rory O'More Somebody's waiting for Somebody, The Farmer Sat in his Easy Chair The Farmer's Boy The Irishman's Shanty The Old Folks are Gone The Post-Boy's Song The Quilting Party Three Bells 'Tis Home where the Heart is Waiting for the May We Stand Here United What other Name than Thine, Mother? Where the Bright Waves are Dashing What is Home without a Mother Widow Machree Willie's on the Dark Blue Sea Winter—Sleigh-Bell Song Beadle's Dime Song Book No. 10 available online.See Index of the Songs In Beadle's Song Books, 1858 to 1870 for a complete index, and follow the provided links for historical information on the series. Review (1864) of Beadle Dime Books here (click). Excerpt:
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05 Dec 08 - 02:54 AM (#2508335) Subject: Index: Beadle's Dime Union Song Book From: Joe Offer Beadle's Dime Union Song BookComprising New and PopularPatriotic Songs for the Times Originally published in 1861 by Irwin P. Beadle U Co., New York reprinted by Applewood Books A Doleful Ballad A National Hymn All Hail to the Stars and Stripes America An Ode to Washington An Old Story with a New Moral Anthem Army Hymn Banner Song Cairo Columbia Forever! Columbia Rules the Sea Dixie's Farms Eighty-Five Years Ago! Enfield Gun Freedom's Light God Save Our Native Land God Save the Union God Save the Volunteers! Hail Columbia, Heaven for the Right Her own Brave Volunteer Hunting Song of the Chivalry Hurra for the Union Let Cowards Shrink Long Live the Great and Free March Away, Volunteers March of the Loyal States Marching My Own Native Land Oh, tell me what Spirit On! Brothers,On! One I Left There Our Banner Chorus Our Country Our Country, Right or Wrong Our Flag Our Good Ship Sails To-Night Our Union—Right or Wrong Our Whole Country Red, White and Blue Soldier's Tent Song Song for Battle Stand by the Union Star-Spangled Banner Step to the Front The Banner of the Nation The Bold Zouaves The Dead of the Battle-field The Flag of Our Union The Irish Brigade The Michigan "Dixie" The Northern Boys The Northmen's Marseilles The Old Union Wagon The Original Yankee Doodle The Patriot Flag The Rock of Liberty The Stripes and the Stars The Sword of Bunker Hill The Union—It Must be Preserved The Union Ship The Union Young and Strong The Yankee Boy The Zouave Boys The Zouave's Song To the 79th Highlanders Traitor! Beware Our Flag Unfurl the Glorious Banner Viva L'America Yankees are Coming |
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05 Dec 08 - 09:44 AM (#2508601) Subject: Index: 100 Comic Songs From: cetmst 100 Comic Songs, Music and Words, to which have been added Many Valuable Copyright Pieces by J. W. Turner, E. T. Bates, and others. Boston, Oliver Ditson and Company, 1858 Abraham Newland As Soon As I Got Married Away Down East Barney Brallaghan's Courtship Beef and Cabbage Bessie's Nose Betsy Baker Beware All Ye Maidens Bill Blarney Billy Boy Bobbin' Around Bonny Lad, The Boston Gals Bowld Sojer Boy, The Capt. Bell Cash vs. Heart Comet, The Cork Leg, The Creditor and Debtor Dearest Mae Dost Thou Love Me, Sister Ruth? Eight Dollars a Day Epitaph on a Guise Fal Lal La (A Shepherd, Wandering in a Grove) Farmer's Girl, The Female Auctioneer, The Fine Old English Gentleman Fine Old Irish Gentleman, The For Ignorance Is Bliss Frog He Would a-Wooing Go, A Gee Up, Gee O! Giles Scroggins Go to Jane Glover (Round) Green Bushes, The He Comes Not Yet He's Always Just the Same Heart For Sale, A Hoop! Hoop! Hurrah! Humbugged Husband, The Hungry Fox, A I Won't Be a Nun I Would Not Be in Love or Debt I'll Be No Submissive Wife I've Nothing Else to Do In Possum Valley Is It Anybody's Business? Jack's Discoveries Jemmy Glynn and Katy Daly Joe Hardy John Nott Johnny Sands Jordan Is a Hard Road to Trabel Kitty Clover Kitty of Coleraine Larry O' Gaff Lesson in Grammar, A Little Merry Fat Grey Man, The Live-Legged Tables Looney Mactwolter Lord Lovell Lords of Creation, The Love in a Hayband Maggy Adair Maidens Young and Tender Mary Blane Matrimonial Sweets Miss Lucy Long Miss Patty Dolly Stowe Monkey's Wedding, The Monsieur Nong Tong Paw Musical Wife, The My Grandmother My Horse My Old Horse, John My Unkle Ned Ned and I Nice Young Man, The Nobody Not Married Yet! Nothing At All Oh Dear! What Can the Matter Be Oh! I Should Like to Marry Oh! Susanna Old Bachelor, The Old Colony Times Old Maid, The Old Pauper's Burial, The Old Rosin the Beau Old Yankee Lady, The Origin of Yankee Doodle, The Out John! Over Hill, Over Dale (Round) Over There (Potatoes They Grow Small) Paddy Haggarty Paddy O'Blarney Patrick's Serenade Please to Ring the Belle Poor Johnny's Dead Poor Thomas Day Poor Tom Pop Goes the Question Pop Goes the Weasel Pretty Polly Hopkins Razor Strop Man, The Root, Hog or Die Rory O'Moore Saint Patrick Was a Gentleman Schoolmaster, The Sing, Sing! Darkies Sing Sleeping In the Cars Somebody Song of Satan, The Song of the Vermonters. 1779 Sparking Sunday Night Spider and the Fly, The Spivvins Sprig of Shillela, The Squire Jones's Daughter Successful Suitor, The Ten O'Clock Three Blind Mice Tho' Fifty, I Am Still a Beau Today I'm Sixty-Teo Tom King Traveler Stopt at a Widow's Gate, A Uncle Sam's Farm Used Up Man, The Villikins and His Dinah Wait for the Wagon Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid? Why Are You Wandering Here, I Pray? Why, Bless Her, Let Her Go Why Don't the Men Propose? Why, What's the Matter Now? Widow Machree Wouldn't You Like to Know? Yankee Baby-Show, The Yankee Gal's Song (My Mary Ann)
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05 Dec 08 - 01:25 PM (#2508802) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Steve Gardham Okay, keep refreshing and I'll come in when I can get the time. |
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05 Dec 08 - 01:46 PM (#2508820) Subject: Index: The Nightingale From: Q (Frank Staplin) GoogleBooks - full copy available. THE NIGHTINGALE; A Choice Collection of Songs, Chants and Hymns, by W. O. & H. S. Perkins 1860, 216 pp., Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston A Good Name A Hundred Years to Come All Around and All Above Them Annie Lawrie Annie Lisle As Gaily O'er the Sea A Social Song Blanche Alpen Brave Old Oak Boat Song Beautiful Moonlight Bury Me Not in the Deep, Deep Sea Brightly Gleams the Morn Buy My Strawberries Call the Children Early Care Not for the Morrow Chime again, Beautiful Bells Coasting Song Come Again Come, Fairies, Trip It Come Forth, Ye Hunters Come, O, Come with Me Come O'er the Moonlit Sea Come to the Public School Come with Thy Lute to the Fountain Dearest Mother Dearest Spot on Earth Dear Mother, I'll Come Home Again Deeds of Kindness Dip, Boys, Dip the Oar Draw the Sword, Scotland Dixie's Land Erin Is My Home Effie Evening Song Ever of Thee Excursion Song Exhibition Song Flowers of May Fox and Grapes Friends of Freedom Guadalquivir Gentle Harp Gently Sighs the Breese Good Night Guardian Genius of the Swiss Hail Columbia Happy are We Happy Childhood Happy New Year Happy Hearts and Homes Higher Will We Climb Hoe Out Your Row Hunter's Song Hurrah for Old New England Hurrah! the Merry Harvest I'll Away to School Independence Day I Would I Were a Fairy Queen Joy, Joy, Freedom To-day Last Rose of Summer Let Me Kiss Him for His Mother List, 'tis Music Stealing Little Things Like a Dream Marion Day Marseilles Hymn Maying Party Merrily Rolls the Mill-stream On Mountain Bugle Mountaineer's Farewell Murmur Gentle Lyre My Home on the Hill My Native Hills My Native Land Neva Boatman's Song Never Late at School Never Say Fail New England O'er Prairies Green On the Village Green Orphans' Greeting Orphans' Prayer O, the Old House at Home Our Country's Flag Parting Song Pleasures of Song Polish Maiden's Song Recess Song Red, White and Blue Remember Me Rest, Troubled Heart Room Enough for All Sabbath School Song Say what Shall My Song Be To-night Scenes that Are Brightest School-boys Song See Our Oars with Feathered Spray Sleep On, Dearest Mother Sleighing Song Sliding Song Song for Freedom Song of Night Speak Kindly Speed Away Spider and Fly Spring and the Birds Star of the Twilight Strawberry Girl Sunbeams That Place Is Home The Fire-fly The Lark The Meeting The Melodies of Many Lands The Merry Sunshine The Nightingale Was Singing The Ocean Is My Home The Parting The Queen of May The Rain The Rainbow The School-house Under the Hill The Seasons The Setting Sun The Sun that Warms The Welcome Those Evening Bells Thoughts of Home 'Tis Winter Far and Wide To the Cuckoo Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Vacation Vacation Is Over We All Love One Another We Delight in Our Shool Weep Not for Me Welcome, Fair Morning We're Going Home We Live in Hope Welcome May We Love to Sing Together What's the News? When there's Love at Home Where Are Those Dreamers Now? Winter is Coming Winter Sports Who Will Care for Mother Now? With Songs of Joy Would You Be a Sunbeam EXERCISES AND ROUNDS A Kind Good Night Away, Now, Joyful Riding Childhood's Pleasures Clap, Clay, Hurrah Cleanliness Come to the Greenwood Crier's Song Haste to School (Round) Hunter's Chorus (Round) Let Us Endeavor (Round) Marching Song Merrily Greet the Morn (Round) Orphans' Song Saturday Night Scholars' Pledge The Bell Doth Toll (Round) The Exercise The Quiet Vale The School-bell (Round) Try Again SACRED MUSIC Dinsmoor Evening God Is Good Happy Meet We Here Hear Our Prayer (Chant) Hebron Hymn I Want to Be an Angel Loomis Marlow Old Hundred Orford Our Father Putnam Seaman's Prayer Shepherd The Day Is Past The Hour of Prayer The Lord Our God (Chant) The Lord's Prayer (Chant) The Reaper and the Flowers (Chant) GoogleBooks - full copy available. |
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05 Dec 08 - 08:34 PM (#2509107) Subject: Index: Pacific Glee Book From: Q (Frank Staplin) PACIFIC GLEE BOOK: A Collection of Secular Music; Edited by F. W. Root and J. R. Murray 1869, The John Church Co., Cincinnati, Chicago, New York A Day of Sunshine A' I' the Hame Thegither A Last Farewell A Light Over the Waves A Long Time Ago A Song for May A Tear for the Comrade That's Gone Always Friends At the Threshold Be Happy Beautiful Things Better Late than Never Beyond the Stars Bird of the Wilderness Blessed Dreams Bright Dreams Bright Is the Land Come Again Come Follow Me (Round) Come, Let Us Be Merry and Gay Come to the Woodland Compensation Constancy Cousin Tim Daily Guide Dear Ones, Angel Crowned Dreams Dreams of My Youthful Days Early Days and Early Pleasures Evening Parting Song Fairer than Thee Falling Leaves Farewell Farewell to the Swallows First Violet of Spring Fisher Maiden Foes and Friends Gathering Home Gentle Words Give Gliding Away God Bless Our Loved Fireside Good Night Grannie's Trust Grove Song Happiness Is Everywhere Happy Are We Happy Songster Have Faith Have Patience He Careth for Thee Hear Ye Not the Wood Birds Song Ho! for the Spring Time Home a Shelter from the Storm Home Again Home of Rest Hope Hurrah for Our Camp in the Glade I Lay Me Down to Sleep I See Them on Their Winding Way I Would Not Die Early I'd Find Me a Grave I'm Happy and I'm Gay In Heaven They Are Waiting for Me In Joyful Song In the Cold In Wonderland Is a Man a Whit the Better It Is Not Death to Die Joy Comes with Song Kick Him When He's Down Let the Angels In Light and Shade Light in Darkness Little Brooklet Little Feet Little Flow'ret Looking Backward Loud the Storm Is Roaring Love Love Me Dearest Mabel Mama Is Calling May Martin May Song Me Too Minnie and I Moonbeams Moonlight Morning Morning Walk Music Makes a Merry Heart My Good for Nothing My Love, She My Mother Nellie Brundage Nellie Is My Neighbor Never Again Never Put Off New Morning Star New Year's Come and Past Night Has Spread Night Hymn at Sea Northern Michigan Not a Bit of It, Harry Now We Say Farewell (Round) O Charming May O Do Not Scorn the Lowly O Haste to the Woodland O If I Had to Be a Bird O If It Be O Ye Rain O'er the Mountain Old Folks (love song) Only One Crossing Open the Window for Me Open Your Eyes Our Battlefield Our Best Friend Our Boat, Down the Dim River Our Cause Speeds On Our Little One Our Song Birds Pining for the Old Fireside Poor Jilted Jonathan Rest, But Not Here Rest Yonder Schiller's "Longing" Serenade Shadows Silver Blossom Slumber On Skating Glee Smile, and Be Contented Soft Music Is Falling Softly Sighs the Gentle Breeze Somebody's Waiting for Me Song in Sunshine Song of Spring Song of the Angels Songs Here and Yonder Sparkling Water Spheres Spring and Summer Spring Has Come Streamlet's Flow Sunbeams Sweet Home of My Childhood Thanksgiving The Angel of Patience The Beckoning Hand The Brook's Lullaby The Clock The Eternal Goodness The Foaming Sea The Grave by the Lake The Household Angel The Knight's Farewell The Little Girl that Meets Me The Little Leaf The Minor Key The Mountain Miner's Song The New Year's Song The Old Canoe The Old Log Hut The Old Year The Onset The Pacific Railroad The Peaceful Rest The President's Hymn The Shore of Time The Song of the Beacon The Things We Love The Water, the Water The West The Whispering Air The Willow by the River There Are Gains for All There's Beauty in the Skies They Are Singing with the Angels They Love Us at Home Things We Can Never Forget Those Sweet Blue Eyes Thou Art Far Away Thro' the Clouds of Sorrow Through the Grave To-Day To the Message Bird Toll On True Friendship Twilight Song Tyrollenne Up Among the Mountains Upward Vale Vesper Song Voice of the Night Wind Voices of the Past Voyage Song Waiting at the Gate Waiting for You Wake Up, Sweet Melody Walk Ahead Watch Her Kindly Stars We Are Coming We Are Waiting We See the Roses Bloom We'll Try What Shall be My Angel Name When Beauty Triumphs When Sue and I Went Skating White Lillies Who'll Buy? Why Are Ye Weeping? Winter Song Winter's Approach Work With a Will Would You Know My Celia's Charms You and I Other Books by the same Publisher; Convention and Glee Books- C. C. Case, Pyramid of Song Root and Case, Our Song World Root, The Realm of Song Case & Williams, The Prince of Song Root, The Palace of Song McGranahan & Case, The Choice Case and McGranahan, The Harvest of Song Palmer, The Song Herald Root, The Chorus Castle Case, Case's Chorus Collection The Glee Singer, for male voices International Glee Book for Mixed Voices AND others, inc. School, Piano, Melodeon and Organ,Sunday School, Cantatas. Google Books listing - no preview available |
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05 Dec 08 - 09:23 PM (#2509127) Subject: Index: Songs for the Millions: Flag of the Free From: cetmst Must have hit a wrong key, shouldn't have had that wine with dinner. Songs for the Millions, "Flag of the Free", No 3. Part of paperback front page missing but copyright 1907 by J.P.McClaskey, Lancaster PA An Excellent Friend is a Dollar or Two A Little Farm Well Tilled (Catch) Ah, for Wings to Soar Alice, Where Art Thou? All Glory, Laud and Honor Am I Not Fondly Thine Own? American National Songs Star Spangled Banner National Hymn Red, White and Blue Columbia God Preserve Thhe Free God Bless Our Native Land Answers As Flows the Rapid River At the Ferry Ave Maria (Gounod) Awake From Sleep and Dreaming Away With Needless Sorrow Be Kind to the Loved Ones At Home Blue Bells of Scotland Bonnie Charlie Breathings of Spring Carol, Brothere, Carol Children's Hosanna Childhood Songs Lo, the Heavens Are Breaking The Flower Girl My Heart's Home Christ Is Born of Maiden Fair Christmas Is Here Clear the Way Come Unto Him Come where Flowers Are Flinging Come, Ye Disconsolate Country Guy Cousin Jedediah Danube River, The Days of Summer Glory Daylight Is Done Down in a Coal Mine Dream On, Dream On Dress a Bad Boy Evening Hymn (John Hatton) Eyes So Blue and Dreaming Faded Flowers Flag of the Free Flee As a Bird Flow, Rio Verde Guadeamus Igitur Good-Bye Good Cheer Good Night Good Thime Coming, The Grave of Washington Hail and Farewell Hail the Blest Morn Hark! the Herald Angels Sing Heart Bowed Down, The Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still Her Bright Eyes Were Radiant Gleaming Here's the Bower Ho, Ho, Vacation Days Are Here Hoe Out Your Row Home, Can I Forget Thee? Hours There Were In Excelsis Gloria In shadowland In the West the Sun Declining Integer Vitæ Into the Woods My Master Went Jesus Is Mine Joy! Joy! Freedom Today Joy Wait On Thy Morrow Katy Darling Lone Starry Hours Longing For Spring Lorena Love At Home Mahogany Tree, The Mary of Argyle May Queen, The Morning Red Morning's Ruddy Beam Never Alone Micodemus the Slave Mursery Songs Cheeks of Rose How Many Miles to Babyland? Evening's Golden Sunlight Why Do you Weep, My Baby? O Du Froeliche O Thou Joyful Day O Native Land O Where and O Where Oh, How Cold the Winter Weather Ode for Decoration Day Oft in the Stilly Night Old House At Home Our Flag Is There Over the Mountain Palms, The Rise from Thy Mourning Roaming o'er the Meadows Robin Song, The Rule, Britannia Seasons, The See the Glorious Orb of Day See where the Rising Sun Shall We Gather At the River? She Sits Alone All Thro' the Day She Wore a Wreath of Roses Silence! Silence! Sing, Gaily Sing Slumber Songs Be Hushed My Dear Sleep, O Sleep Lullaby Song of Seven Sound Your A Tea in the Arbor Tempest of the Heart There's a Good Time Coming, Boys Thine Eyes So Blue and Dreaming Time Doth Pass Away To the Praise of Truth Touch Not the Cup Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Trees and the Master, The Twilight Is Falling Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Under the Willow Waking or Sleeping Wake, Nicodemus Wait For the Wagon Watch on the Rhine Wear a Bright Smile We Are Happy and Free What Pleasure Folks Feel What of Christmas Day? When the Leaves Are Turning Brown Whistle and Hoe Wonderful Weaver, The Yankee Doodle No Google Books listing, Dec 2008 |
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06 Dec 08 - 10:33 AM (#2509328) Subject: Index: Songs that Never Die From: cetmst 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! 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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. Google Book Listing - no preview available, Dec 2008 |
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07 Dec 08 - 03:26 PM (#2509704) Subject: Index: Read 'Em and Weep (Sigmund Spaeth) From: Joybell Read 'em and Weep -- The Songs You Forgot to Remember. Sigmund Spaeth. Doubleday, Page and Company 1926. Abdul Abulbul Amir Adams and Liberty After the Ball Alexander Allie, Darling Always Take Mother's Advice Anacreon in Heaven, To Animal Fair Are You the O'Reilly? Babies on Our Block, The Baggage Coach Ahead, In the Balloon, Up in a Band Played On, The Barber, Spare Those Hairs Barnum's Show, P. T. Big Sunflower, The Bird in a Gilded Cage, A Blow Almost Killed Father, The Blue and the Gray, The Bohunkus Boston Burglar, The Bowery, The Break the News to Mother, Just Brooklyn Bridge, Strolling on the Brown Jug, The Little Bully, The New Call Me Pet Names Camptown Races Captain Kidd Captivating Dude, The Case, Charlie, (Parodies) Casey Jones Cat Came Back, The Champagne Charlie Child, The Little Lost Clementine Come Home, Father Convict and the Bird, The Cubanola Glide, The Curse of an Aching Heart, The Croquet Dark Girl Dressed in Blue, The Decollette Didn't He Ramble?, Oh Do, Do, My Huckleberry, Do Don't Say I Did It, Jack Don't Swat Yer Mother Don't Tell Me What You Dreamed Last Night Down Went McGinty Down Where the Wurzburger Flows Dunderbeck Eastern Train, The Elopement, The Elsie From Chelsea Erie Canal, The Everybody Works But Father Fatal Wedding, The Father, Dear Father Fish-Ball, The Lone Flew-y, Flew-y Flirting on the Ice Flying Trapeze, The Man on the For Her Good Name Frankie and Johnnie "Fred, Tell Them to Stop, Oh" Free America Free-Lunch Cadets, The Gambolier, The Son of a Gypsy's Warning, The Girl I Left Behind Me, The Goat, The Goat, The Widow Nolan's Gold Will Buy 'Most Anything But a True Girl's Heart Goodbye, Eliza Jane Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back, Her Hal, Old, o' the West Hamlet Prince of Denmark Has Anybody Seen Kelly? "Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl" Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back Hot Time in the Old Town, A I'd Leave Ma Happy Home for You If Jack Were Only Here I'll Be Home Tomorrow Night "I Love You Like a Copper Loves to Sleep" "I'm a Jolly Old Farmer, Ben Hastings is My Name" In the Baggage Coach Ahead I Won't Let You Insult Her Just Break the News to Mother Just For the Sake of Our Daughter Just Tell Them That You Saw Me Kafoozalem Lady in Crepe, The Lardy Dah "Like Roses Need Their Fragrance" Lincoln and Liberty "Lincoln Hoss" and Stephen A. Listen to the Mocking Bird Little Brown Jug, The Little Lost Child, The Lone Fish-Ball, The Love's Ritornella Maiden With the Dreamy Eyes, The Major Gilfeather Man on the Flying Trapeze, The Man That Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, The Mansion of Aching Hearts, The Marriage, The Sorrow of Married Woman's Lament, A Menagerie Mermaid, The Mill-Boy of the Slashes, The Mona ("You Shall be Free") More to Be Pitied Than Censured, She Is "Monkey Married the Baboon's Sister" Moth and the Flame, The Mother Was a Lady, My Mulligan Guard, The My Gal is a High Born Lady My Mother Was a Lady My Last Cigar New Bully, The Not For Joe Oh, Didn't He Ramble? "Oh, Fred, Tell Them to Stop" Old Hal o' the West Old Rosin, The Beau On a Sunday Afternoon "Only a 'ittle Dirly Dirl" Only Me O'Reilly?, Are You the Orphan Boys, The Over There Oysterman, The Young P. T. Barnum's Show Paddy Duffy's Cart Picture Eighty-four Picture That is Turned Toward the Wall, The Please Go 'way and Let Me Sleep Polly-Wolly-Doodle Rosin the Beau, Old Samuel Hall She is More to be Pitied Than Censured She May Have Seen Better Days Shoo, Fly, Don't Bother Me Skidmore Fancy Ball, The Somebody's Grandpa Son of a Gambolier, The Song of All Songs, The Sorrow of Marriage, The Straight-out Democrat Strolling on the Brooklyn Bridge Strolling Through the Park, While Sunday Afternoon, On a Sunflower, The Big Take Back the Heart Take Back Your Gold Tammany Ta-ra-ra-doom-der-e Tattooed Lady, The That's How I Need You "There is a Tavern in the Town" There'll Come a time "There Once Was a Poor Young Girl" "There Once Was a Poor Young Man"* Throw Him Down, McCloskey To Anacreon in Heaven Trapeze, The Man on the Flying 'Twas Off the Blue Canaries Twilight in the Park Two Little Girls in Blue Up in a Balloon Vilikins and His Dinah Volunteer Organist, The Wait 'till the Sun Shines, Nellie Wal, I Swan Walking Down Broadway "Waste Not Want Not" Wedding, The Fatal We Never Speak as We Pass By What You Goin' to do When the Rent Comes 'Round Where Did You Get That Hat? While Strolling Through the Park Why Did They Dig Ma's Grave so Deep? Widow Nolan's Goat Wife, Children, and Friends Willie, the Weeper With all Her Faults I Love Her Still Woodman, Spare That Tree Wreck on the Southern Old 97, The Yankee Doodle "You Never Miss the Water 'Till the Well Runs Dry" "You Shall be Free" Young Oysterman, The Zip Coon *Fatal Glass of Beer -- JH Google Books Listing - no preview available, Dec 2008 |
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07 Dec 08 - 03:38 PM (#2509712) Subject: Index: Golden Wreath From: Q (Frank Staplin) GOLDEN WREATH: A Choice Selection of Favorite Melodies. 1857, Coll. L. O. Emerson, new edition. Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. All Hail the Joyful Morning Always Happy Annie Lawrie April Shower A Rosy Crown Away, Now Joyful Riding Bell Doth Toll (Round) Billy Boy Blind Girl Blue Juniata Bright May Morning Be Kind to the Loved Ones at Home Cheer, Boys, Cheer Child's Wish Coasting Song Children Go (Here We Stand) Children of the Union Clap, Clap, Hurrah Come and See Me, Mary Ann Come, Boys, Be Merry Come, Cheerful Companions Come, Let Us Ramble Come, Take a Sail Come this Way, My Father Come to Our Trysting Place Come to the Sunset Tree Comin' Thro' the Rye Darling Nelly Gray Dearest Spot on Earth to Me Don't Kill the Birds Do Good Do They Miss Me at Home Dream On, Young Hearts Faintly Flow, Thou Falling River Far Away Farewell (Vacation song) Farmer's Boy Far, Far Upon the Sea Few Days Full and Harmonious Glory, Glory, Hallelujah Gentle Annie Gentle Nettie Moore Graves of a Household Grave of Washington Gay and Happy Happy Land Hail Columbia Harvest Moon Haste Thee, Winter Hazel Dell Heather Bells Home Again Holiday Song Home, Sweet Home Honest Boy How Green Are the Meadows I Lately Watched a Budding Flower I Love the Merry Sunshine I Love the Summer Time I'm a Merry Laughing Girl Indian's Prayer I Remember, I Remember I Wandered on the Sea-beat Shore Jamie's on the Stormy Sea Johnny Sands Kind Words Can Never Die Lake of he Dismal Swamp Last Rose of Summer Let the Smiles of Youth Let Us Cherish truth and Love Let Us Sing Merrily Listen to the Mocking Bird Lilly Dale Little Bennie Little Gipsey Jane Little Star Lottie's Glimpse of Heaven Love of School Lulu Is Our Darling Pride Marching Along Make Your Mark Maiden and the Rose, Trio Merrily, Merrily Merry May Moon Is Beaming O'er the Lake Morning Song Mother's Vow Mountain Maid's Invitation Multiplication Table Musical Alphabet My Boat Adown the Stream My Mother Dear My Own, My Gentle Mother Nelly Gray New Year's Come Oaken Tree O Boatman Row Me O'er O, the Day Is Bright and Cold Old House Origin of Yankee Doodle Ossian's Serenade Our Daily Task Our Country Now Is Great and Free Our Flag Is There Our Own Sweet Thoughts Over the Summer Sea Parting Song Pearly Fountain Quiet Valley Revolutionary Tea Rowan Tree School Days School Song See Our Bark See, the Stars Are Coming Shed Not a Tear Shells of Ocean Shining Shore Silently Smiling May Song for Exhibition Song in Motion Song of the Fisher Boy Song of the Pony Song of the Robin Song of the Vale Sparkling Fountain Speak Gently Spring's Delights Star of the Evening Star of the Twilight Star Spangled Banner Summer Days Are Coming Summer Evening Sun's Gay Beam Sunshine Tell Me, O, Tell Me Tell Me, Where Do Fairies Dwell The Street Organ The Sky Is Bright There Is No Home Like My Own To the West, to the West Try Again Up Goes the Banner Vacant Chair Vacation Days Vavation Song Veteran Vive l'America We Miss Thee at Home What's a' the Steer, Kimmer Where Yonder mansion Rises What Is Home Without a Mother When This Cruel War Is Over When the Golden Morn When the Swallows Homeward Fly Where the Warbling Waters Flow Who Will Care for Mother Now Where's My Mother? Why Chime the Bells So Merrily Willie Gray Willie's On the Dark Blue Sea Yankee Doodle Zephyr of Nightfall SACRED PIECES America, 'My Country' Angels Told Me So Ballerma. 'How Happy Is the Child' Brother, Thou Art Gone to Rest Charity (Meek and Lowly) Come Unto Me Edes, 'Lord Before Thy Presence' Family Bible God Is There Greenville. 'Far from Mortal' Happy Day Jerusalem, My Happy Home Kingsley. 'Thy Will Be Done' Mark the Soft Falling Snow Missionary Chant My Opening Eyes with Rapture See O Had I Wings Like a Dove Old Hundred. 'From All That' Olmutz. 'Sing to the Lord' Our Father Who Art in Heaven Peterboro'. 'Once More My' Portuguest Hymn. 'The Lord Is' Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Shed Not One Tear for Me, Mother Shirland. 'Behold the Morning' Siloam. 'By Cool Siloam's' Softly Now the Light of Day The Bible The Lord My Shephers Is The Lord's Prayer There Is a Happy Home There Is a Happy Land This Book Is All that's Left Me We're Kneeling by Thy Grave. Will You Go "Elementary Instructions, upon the Pestalozzian System, with numerous exercises for practice. For the use of schools, seminaries, select classes, &c." Adv. include "The Golden Robin," W. O. Perkins, for Juveniles. "The Golden Wreath," W. O. Emerson [Will be posted] "Merry Chimes," L. O. Emerson, for juveniles. "The Nightingale," Perkins, for juveniles [posted] Google Books Listing - no preview available, Dec 2008 |
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08 Dec 08 - 08:00 AM (#2509915) Subject: Index: The Song Folio (Thomas Hunter, 1883) From: cetmst Google Books - full text available The Song Folio Copyright 1883 by Thomas Hunter Arrow and the Song, The As You Like It At the Ferry Auld Lang Syne Ave Maria (Gounod) A Warrior Bold Baby and the Fly, The Banbury Cross Bend in the River, The Bird In Hand, A Birds in the Night Blue Alsatian Mountains, The Bride Bells Bridge, The (Carew) Bridge, The (Lindsay) Broken Flower, The Brook, The By the Sad Sea Waves Clang of the Wooden Shoon, The Cleansing Fires Cottage on the Moorland, The Danube River, The Darby and Joan Day Is Done, The Douglas Dustman, The Esmerelda Fairly Caught Fairy Jane, The Far Away Farmer and the Pigeons, The First Letter, The Five O'Clock in the Morning Forever and Forever Forget Me Not Gobble Song Golden Days Golden Shore, The Good-Bye, Sweetheart, Good-Bye He Giveth His Beloved Sleep Home, Sweet Home Hour of Rest, The I Cannot Sing the Old Songs I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls I Fear No Foe If In the Golden Eventide In the Gloaming It Was a Dream Katey's Letter Kerry Dance, The King's Champion, The King's Highway, The Last Rose of Summer, The Let Me Dream Again Lights Far Out At Sea Little Maid of Arcady London Bridge Longest Way Round, The Looking Back Lost Chord, The Lover and the Bird, The Maid of Athens, The Midshipmite, The Mistress Prue My Queen Nancy Lee No, Sir! O Fair Dove! O Fond Dove! Oh, How Delightful Oh, Mother! Take the Wheel Away Old Timber Toes Only Come On the Rocks By Aberdeen Our Crew Palms, The Primrose Farm Prince Charming Punchinello Robin Adair Sing, Sweet Bird Some Day, Sometimes Stranded Strangers Yet Summer Shower, A Sweethearts Sweet Love of Mine Take Back the Heart Tar's Farewell, The That Traitor Love Then You'll Remember Me Three Sailor Boys, The Tired 'Tis But a Little Faded Flower Torpedo and the Whale, The Turnham Toll Trysting-Tree, The Twickenham Ferry Twilight Time Two Little Lives Two's Company, Three's None Unforgotten Days Unforgotten Song, The Unrequited Waiting Water Mill, The Way Thro' the Wood, The We'd Better Bide a Wee Weary Welcome Pretty Primrose What a Little Bird Said When the Swallow Comes Will He Come? Won't You Tell Me Why, Robin? Yes, Sir! Also portraits and brief biographies of singers and composers Google Books - full text available Can find no further information of publisher of 'Song Folio'. I did find the book online, the Google Book project. Look for full title 'Song Folio: Standard Vocal Music'. My copy has apparently been rebound having a plain black cover rather than that pictured by Google. |
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08 Dec 08 - 05:11 PM (#2510202) Subject: Index: The Sunny South Quartet Book From: Q (Frank Staplin) THE SUNNY SOUTH QUARTET BOOK A new, large and varied collection of sacred and secular selections for men's voices. A. J. Showalter and others, 1912, The A. J. Showalter Co., Dalton, GA & Dallas, TX. Annie Laurie Are You Drifting Away Art Thou Weary A Song of Hope A Twilight Dream Awake the Song A Welcome to Spring Beyond Beyond the Darkly Flowing Stream Blest Be the Home Bloom Brightly Sweet Roses Bonnie [lies over the ocean] Bonny Eloise Christ Died for Me Christ Has Satisfied Come with Sweet Flowers Crossing O'er the River Dearest May Ellorie Enough for All Over There Even Me, Even Me Farewell, But Not Forever Flitting Away Get You Ready Glory Over Yonder God Speed the Right Happy Morning Happy Welcome Hear What Happened to Bill His Grace Will Win How I Love Old Alabama How They Crucified My Lord I Shall Be Satisfied I Shall Then Be Satisfied Is There One for Me Juanita Just As I Am Learn a Lesson from the Blossoms Love's Old, Sweet Song Massa's in the Cold Ground My Happy Childhood Home My Old Cottage Home My Old Kentucky Home Nearer My Home Old Folks at Home Our Childhood Home Our School-Boy Days Remember Me Rest in Jesus Serenade Some Day We'll Gather Home Stars of the Summer Night Sweet Rest The Air-Ship Man The Church in the Wildwood The Dying Savior The Dying Woodman The Friend of Siners The Friends of My Childhood The Pretty Widow Brown There Comes a Time The Sailor's Home Song The Serenade The Showalter-Patton Quartet The Soldier's Farewell The Song of the Surf The Willow Tree The Word Divine I Love Thinking of Mother Thou Hast Gone to Yonder City Waiting Waking We Are Going Down the Valley We, Like the Flowers, Will Fade Away When the Heart is Young When the Moon Shall Turn to Blood Why Should I Fear No listing in Google Books |
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08 Dec 08 - 10:17 PM (#2510345) Subject: Index: Weep Some More, My Lady (Sigmund Spaeth) From: Joybell Spaeth's method of indexing is idiosyncratic to say the least. I'm submitting his index, as I did the other one, as he wrote it. Weep Some More My Lady. Sigmund Spaeth. Doubleday, Page and Company. 1927. New York. Advertisment for a Wife Ah There! Stay There! All Around the World, I've Been All That Glitters is Not Gold Alsatian Mountains, By the Blue Always in the Way Always Keep a Smile for Mother Amber Lee Anacreon in Heaven, To Arabella, Oh Arm Chair, The As Through the Park I Go Awfully Clever Baby, For Sale - A Baby Mine Bacon and Greens Ball, Lanigan's Baltimore, Belle of Barefoot, Little Bashful Young Lady, The Be Home Early Tonight, My Dear Boy Be Kind to the Loved Ones at Home Beach at Brighton, On the Beach at Cape May, On the Beautiful Blue Bells Beer, Bitter Behind the Times, Just Bell Goes A-ringing for Sai-rah, The Belle at the Bar, Jessie, the Belle of Baltimore Benwell, The Murder of F. C. Best Thing in Life, The Bibo Went Down to the Regions Below, When Billy Vite and Molly Green Bitter Beer Black Sheep, The Blake, Jim Blot Out the Past, If I Could Only Blue Bells, Beautiful Blue-Eyed Ellen, or The Jealous Lover of Lone Green Valley Blue Juniata Bold Militiaman Bow-Wow, Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bridge of Sighs Bright-Eyed, Little Nell of Narragansett Bay Bright Eyes, Little, Will You Miss me Broadway, Opera and Bowery Crawl, The Broadway Swell and Brooklyn Belle, The Broadway Swell, De Dandy Broken Home, The Brown, Julius Cornelius Augustus Pompelius Fredericus Plantaganet Buffalo Gals Buy My Roses By the Blue Alsatian Mountains Calomel Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines Cards, A Pack of Charlotte, Young Charming Young Widow, The Chickaleary Cove, The Child of the Railroad Engineer, The City Where Nobody Cares, In the Clever Woman, The Coal Black Rose Come, Emily Come, Let Us Ramble Cork Leg, The Cuckoo Clock that Hangs upon the Wall, The Old Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow-Wow Daddy's on the Engine Dale, Lily Dancing Mad, I'm De Bon Bon, Pierre De Dandy Broadway Swell Dine, Lubly Do They Miss Me at Home? Do They Think of Me at Home? Dodd, Tommy Dollar, My Last Old Don't Let It Happen Again Don't Tease the Old Man Don't You Go, Tommy Don't Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve Down in a Coal Mine Dream of the Miner's Child, The Driven from Home Drunkard's Dream, The Drunkard's Lone Child, The Dugan, Little Johnny Dying Hobo, The Emeleen, Roguish Little Beauty Emily, Come Emma!, Whoa Engine, Daddy's on the Engineer, The Child of the Railroad Esau, I Saw Fallen by the Wayside Fatal Rose of Red, The Father Was Killed by the Pinkerton Men Footsteps, Little For Old Time's Sake For Sale -- a Baby Gallant 69th, The Genteel, Shabby Girl in the Blue Velvet Band, The Good-bye at the Door, The Grandmother, My Grimes, Old Heart on Your Sleeve, Don't Wear Your Heidsieck, Sparkling Piper Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still Hobo Blues, The Hobo, The Dying Hobo's Lament, The Home, The Broken House of Too Much Trouble, The I Don't Want to Play in Your Yard I Love You I Saw Esau If I Could Only Blot Out the Past I'm Dancing Mad In a Jersey City In the City Where Nobody Cares Inez Rovina Irish Jubilee, The Is Life Worth Living? I've Been All Around the World Jersey City, In Jessie, the Belle at the Bar Jest Talkin'! Jim Along Josey Jim Blake Jockey Hat and Feather Johnny Get Your Gun Johnson, Nicodemus Jones, Wild Bill Josey, Jim Along Jubilee, The Irish Juliana and Her Grand Piana Julius Cornelius Augustus Pompelius Fredericus Plantaganet Brown Juniata, The Blue Just as the Sun Went Down Just Behind the Times Just One Girl Kingdom Coming Kiss Me Quick and Go Kissing on the Sly Lanigan's Ball Leave Me if You Wish, Now Go and Let Me Say My Little Prayer Letter Edged in Black, The Letter in the Candle, The Letter that Never Came, The Life, The Best Thing in Life Worth Living?, Is Lily Dale Little Barefoot Little Bright Eyes, Will You Miss Me? Little Bunch of Whiskers on His Chin, The Little Footsteps Little Johnny Dugan Little Rosewood Casket, The Lord Mayor's Show, The Lou'siana Belle Love Among the Roses Love Is the Theme Love Letters Loved Ones at Home, Be Kind to the Lubly Dine Lulu Is Our Darling Pride Maria, My Merry Swiss Girl, The Militiaman, The Bold Miner's Child, The Dream of the Moet and Shandon for Me Molly Green, Billy Vite and Morning, Oh, in the Motto for All, A Murder of F. C. Benwell, The My Grandmother My Last Old Dollar My Maria Nell and I Nell of Narragansett Bay, Bright-Eyed Little Nicodemus Johnson Nobody's Child Nobody's Darling Nobody's Darling, They Say I Am Now Go and Leave Me if You Wish Oh, Arabella Oh, in the Morning Oh! Why Do You Tease us? Old Cuckoo Clock that Hangs upon the Wall, The Old Grimes Old Time's Sake, For On the Beach at Brighton On the Beach at Cape May Oysters and Wine at 2 A. M. Pack of Cards, A Par Excellence Pardon Came too Late, The Park I Go, As Through the Pebble on the Beach, You're Not the Only Pharisee and Sadducee Picture that Was Drawn upon the Floor, The Pierre De Bon Bon Pinkerton Men, Father Was Killed by the Play in Your Yard, I Don't Want to Play with Me?, Why Don't They Polka, See Me Dance the Prayer, Let Me Say My Little Pulling Hard Against the Stream Put My Little Shoes Away Railroad Chorus Ramble, Come Let Us Rich Country Girl and the Wicked City Chap, The Riding in a Street Car Roguish Little Beauty, Emeleen Rose, Coal Black Rose of Red, The Fatal Roses, Buy Me Roses, Love Among the Rosewood Casket, The Little Rover, The Wild Rovina, Inez Sadducee, Pharisee and Sai-rah, The Bell Goes A-Ringing for See Me Dance the Polka Shabby Genteel Ship, The Black Ship that Never Returned, The Shoes Away, Put My Little Show, The Lord Mayor's Sixty-ninth, The Gallant Slavery Days Smile for Mother, Always Keep a Soda and B_____ Somebody's Child Sparking on a Sunday Night Sparkling Piper Heidsieck Stackalee Starry Night for a Ramble, A Street Car, Riding in a Swiss Girl, The Merry Tassels on the Boots Taxation of America Tessie Texan Rangers, War Song of the They Say I Am Nobody's Darling This Wedding Ring of Mine Those Wedding Bells Shall Not Ring Out To Anacreon in Heaven Tommy Dodd Tommy, Don't You Go Too Late Train that Never Returned, The Trouble, The House of Too Much War Song of the Texan Rangers Wedding Bells Shall Not Ring Out, Those Wedding Ring of Mine, This When Bibo Went Down to the Regions Below Where Was Moses When the Light Went Out? Whiskers, Five a Bag Whoa, Emma! Why Don't The Play With Me? Wicked City Chap, The Rich Country Girl and the Widow, The Charming Young Wife, Advertisement for a Wild Bill Jones Wild Rover, The Willie the Weeper Willie, We Have Missed You Wine at 2 A. M., Oysters and Won't You Come Along? Young Charlotte You're Not the Only Pebble on the Beach. Google Books Listing - no preview available |
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09 Dec 08 - 01:21 AM (#2510408) Subject: Index: Ancient Scotish Melodies...(Dauney, 1838) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Ancient Scotish Melodies from a Manuscript of the Reign of King James VI With an introductory enquiry illustrative of the history of the music of Scotland by William Dauney (Edinburgh: Bannatyne Club, 1838) Adew, Dundee Allan Water Auld Robin Gray Aye Waukin, O Banks of Helicon, The Battle of Harlaw, The Birks of Aberfeldie Birks of Invermay, The Blathrie O't, The Blithe, Blithe, and Merry Was She Blue Ribbon, Scotish Measure Bonnie May Bonny Broom, The Bonny Dundee Bonny Jean Bothwell Bank, Thou Bloomest Fair Braes Aboon Monaw, The Braes of Ballendine, The Broom of the Cowdenknowes, The Brose and Butter Bush aboon Traquair, The Ca the Ewes to the Knowes Canaries Carle, Now the King's Come Charmante Gabrielle Clout the Caldron Cold and Raw Cushion Dance Dainty Davie Day Dawes, The Deil Tak the Wars Dumbarton Drums Flowers of the Forest, The Frog Came to the Mill Door, The Gala Water Good Night, and God Be with You Gray Steel Green Grows the Rashes Green Sleeves Haud Awa frae Me, Donald Haud Her Gaun Hey, Jenny, Come Doun to Jock Highland Laddie Highland Mary Honest Luckie Hunt Is Up, The I Love My Love in Secret If the Kirk Would Let Me Be If Thou Wert My Ain Thing I'll Never Leave Thee Janet Drinks Nae Water Jenny Nettles Jock, the Laird's Brother Jockie Drunken Bable Jockie Went to the Wood John Anderson, My Jo John, Come Kiss Me Now Johny Faa Katherine Bairdie Katherine Ogie Killicrankie Kind Robin Lo'es Me Lass of Patie's Mill, The Last Time I Came o'er the Moor, The Lea Rig, The Lillibulero Lizzy Lindsay Lochaber Logan Water Lord Ronald Maggie Lauder Maltman Comes on Monday, The Meeting of the Waters, The Mill, O, The Mucking of Geordie's Byre, The My Dearie, If Thou Die My Jo, Janet My Luve's in Germany My Mother's Aye Glowrin o'er Me My Nanie, O My Wife Has Taen the Gee Nancy's to the Greenwood Gane Now Is the Month of Maying O'er the Muir to Maggie Of A' the Airts the Wind Can Blaw Omnia Vincit Amor Over the Hills and Far Aw«Y Peggy, I Must Love Thee Poortith Cauld Rattlin Roarin Willie Rich and Rare Robin, Quoth She Roger de Coverly Roslin Castle Roy's Wife Sa Merry as We Ha'e Been Saw Ye Johnny Coming Saw Ye Nae My Peggy Scots Wha Ha'e Souters of Selkirk, The Spanish Lady, The Swedish Air Sweet Willie There's Auld Rob Morris This Is No My Ain House Three Sheep Skins To Danton Me Tullochgorum Tweedside Up in the Morning Early Vive Henri Quatre Wae's My Heart, That We Should Sunder Waly, Waly Wandering Willie We Be Three Poor Mariners When She Came Ben She Bobbit When the King Enjoys His Own Again Where Helen Lies Whistle O'er the Lave o't Willie Winkie's Testament Woo'd and Married and A' Yellow-Haired Laddie, The Google Books - full text available |
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09 Dec 08 - 09:17 AM (#2510651) Subject: Index: Scottish Song: Its Wealth...(Blackie, 1889) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Scottish Song: Its Wealth, Wisdom, and Social Significance by John Stuart Blackie (Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1889) [Note: I compiled this song list myself, since the book doesn't have one. I included only those that have both lyrics and musical notation. --JD] I. SCOTTISH SONG, ITS VALUE AND SIGNIFICANCE II. SONGS OF LOVE, COURTSHIP, AND MARRIAGE When the Kye Comes Hame Jessie, the Flower o' Dunblane Gloomy Winter's Noo Awa' Annie Laurie Owre the Muir amang the Heather O' A' the Airts the Wind Can Blaw Kind Robin Lo'es Me The Kiss ahint the Door Tam Glen Saw Ye Johnnie Comin'? Quo' She Muirland Willie The Cauldrife Wooer Willie's Gane to Melville Castle Logie o' Buchan Jenny's Bawbee Come under My Plaidie Auld Robin Gray Jock o' Hazeldean The Laird o' Cockpen Lass, Gin Ye Lo'e Me, Tell Me Noo Woo'd and Married and A' Lizzie There's Nae Luck aboot the Hoose The Married Man's Lament John Grumlie Get Up and Bar the Door Tak' Your Auld Cloak about Ye John Anderson, My Jo Wandering Willie My Nannie's Awa' Ae Fond Kiss Let Us Haste to Kelvin Grove Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon O Waly! Waly! O Wha's at the Window, Wha, Wha? Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch I'm Glad My Heart's My Ain The Quaker's Wife III. PATRIOTIC SONGS, WAR-SONGS, JACOBITE BALLADS Away, Ye Gay Landscapes Scotland Yet Oh! Why Left I My Hame? The Kail Brose of Auld Scotland In the Garb of Old Gaul My Dear Highland Laddie, O Lochaber No More Blue Bonnets over the Border We'll Hae Nane but Highland Bonnets Here Scots, Wha Hae wi' Wallace Bled The Flowers of the Forest I've Heard the Liltin' The Battle of Sheriffmuir O Kenmure's On an' Awa', Willie The Bonnie House o' Airlie When the King Comes owre the Water The Women Are A' Gane Wud The Wee, Wee German Lairdie Owre the Water to Charlie Come o'er the Stream, Charlie Welcome, Royal Charlie Charlie Is My Darling Wha Wadna Fight for Charlie? Wha'll Be King but Charlie? Gabhaidh Sinn An Rathad Mor Cam' Ye by Athol? O Send Lewie Gordon Hame Johnnie Cope The Hundred Pipers Skye Boat-Song Flora Macdonald's Lament The Chevalier's Lament Will You No' Come Back Again? A Wee Bird Cam' to Our Ha' Door IV. SONGS OF CHARACTER AND INCIDENT IN DAILY LIFE My Ain Fireside Up in the Morning Early The Rowan Tree The Auld House Tullochgorum The Stipendless Parson The Ewie wi' the Crookit Horn Caller Herrin' Soumin an' Roumin Captain Paton No Mo'e! V. DRINKING-SONGS, CONVIVIAL SONGS Willie Wi' His Wig A-Jee There's Cauld Kail in Aberdeen Sae Will We Yet A Wee Drappie o'T Willie Brewed a Peck o' Maut Auld Langsyne My Wife Has Ta'en the Gee VI. SEA-SONGS, NAVAL SONGS, AND BOAT-SONGS Ho Ro, Clansmen! Ho, My Bonnie Boatie! The Tooin' o' Wir Boat The Boatie Rows The Rover of Lochryan He's Gane VII. SONGS OF THOUGHT AND SENTIMENT Ilka Blade o' Grass Keps Its Ain Drap o' Dew Castles in the Air There's Nae Cov'nant Now, Lassie Auntie's Sangs The Land o' the Leal A Man's a Man for A' That |
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09 Dec 08 - 01:58 PM (#2510905) Subject: Index: Popular Songs of Scotland... (Graham, 1887) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Popular Songs of Scotland With Their Appropriate Melodies by George Farquhar Graham (Glasgow: J. Muir Wood & Co., 1887) A Highland lad my love was born A wee bird cam' to our ha' door Adieu, Dundee! from Mary parted Afton Water Alas, that I cam' o'er the muir Alastair Macalastair An thou wert mine ain thing And are ye sure the news is true? And ye shall walk in silk attire Andro and his cutty gun Annie Laurie Argyle is my name, and you may think it strange At gloamin', if my lane I be At Willie's wedding on the green Auld Joe Nicolson's bonnie Nannie Auld lang syne Auld Rob Morris Auld Robin Gray (English Air) Auld Robin Gray (Scotch Air) Ay wakin' O! Bannocks o' barley-meal Barbara Allan Behind yon hills, where Lugar flows Behold, my love, how green the groves Bide ye yet Blue bonnets over the border Blythe, blythe, and merry are we Bonnie Bessie Lee Bonnie Dundee Bonnie laddie, Highland laddie Bonnie lassie, will ye go? Bonnie Mary Hay Bonnie Prince Charlie Bonnie wee thing Braw, braw lads Busk ye, busk ye Buy my caller herring By Logan's streams that rin sae deep Ca' the yowes to the knowes Caller herring Cam' ye by Athol Captain Paton no mo'e! Castles in the air Cauld blaws the wind frae north to south Cauld kail in Aberdeen Charlie is my darling Cockle shells Cold and raw Come all ye jolly shepherds Come all ye sailors bold Come o'er the stream, Charlie Come under my plaidie Come, gi'e's a sang, Montgomery cried Comin' thro' the craigs o' Kyle Comin' thro' the rye Cope sent a challenge frae Dunbar Corn rigs Craigie-burn-wood Cro Challin Donald Doun the burn, Davie Duncan Gray cam' here to woo Ettrick banks Far over yon hills o' the heather so green Farewell to Lochaber, farewell to my Jean Farewell, thou fair day First when Maggie was my care Flora Macdonald Flow gently, sweet Afton For a' that, and a' that For the sake o' somebody Gala Water Geordie's byre Get up and bar the door Gin a body meet a body Gin I had a wee house Gloomy winter's now awa' Go de sin den te sin Good-night, and joy be wi' ye a' Green grow the rashes, O! Hame, hame, hame, O hame fain would I be Haud awa' frae me, Donald Hear me, ye nymphs Hearken, and I will tell you Here awa', there awa', wandering Willie Here's a health to ane I lo'e dear Here's to the year that's awa' He's o'er the hills that I lo'e weel Hey, Johnnie Cope, are ye wauken Hey, tuttie, tattie Highland Mary How lang and dreary is the nicht Hughie Graham Huntingtower I fee'd a lad at Michaelmas I had a horse, I had ïàå mair I heard a wee bird singing I lo'e na a laddie but ane I love thee still, although my path I may sit in my wee croo house I met four chaps yon birks amang I will not go to my bed till I suld die I wish I kenn'd my Maggie's mind I wish I were where Gadie rins If those who live in shepherds' bowers I'll never leave thee I'm o'er young to marry yet I'm wearin' awa, John In the garb of Old Gaul In winter, when the rain rain'd cauld Is there, for honest poverty It fell about the Mart'mas time It fell on a day It was in and about the Mart'mas time It was upon a Lammas night It's up wi' the souters o' Selkirk I've been courtin' at a lass I've heard them lilting I've seen the smiling Jeanie Morrison Jenny dang the weaver Jenny's bawbee Jessie, the flower o' Dunblane Jock o' Hazeldean Jock, the laird's brither John Anderson, my jo, John Johnie Macgill Johnnie Cope Johnnie Faa Johnnie's grey breeks Katherine Ogie Keen blaws the wind o'er the braes o' Gleniffer Kelvin grove Kenmure's on and awa' Kind Robin lo'es me King James' March to Irland Lady Cassilis' lilt Lassie wi' the lint-white locks Last May a braw wooer cam' down the lang glen Leezie Lindsay Lesley's march Let us haste to Kelvin grove, bonnie lassie, O Lochaber no more Loch-Eroch side Lochiel's march Logan Water Logie o' Buchan Lord Balgonie's favourite Lord Gregory Lord Nithsdale Lord Reoch's daughter Lord Ronald Lost is my quiet Loudon's bonnie woods and braes Low down in the broom Lucy's flittin' Maggie Lauder Major Graham March, march, Ettrick and Teviotdale Marquis of Hastings' Strathspey Mary Morison Mary of Castlecary Maxwellton braes are bonnie Morag Muirland Willie My ain countrie My ain fireside My ain kind dearie My boy Tammy My Colin, loved Colin My collier laddie My dearie, an' thou dee My heart is a-breaking, dear tittie My heart is sair, I daurna tell My heart's in the Highlands My jo Janet My lodging is on the cold ground My love has forsaken me My love she's but a lassie yet My love's in Germany My name is old Hewson the cobbler My Nannie, O My Nannie's awa' My only jo and dearie, O My tocher's the jewel My wife has ta'en the gee Nid noddin' Now in her green mantle blythe Nature arrays O Charlie is my darling O dear dear Jeanie Morrison O for ane and twenty, Tam O gin ye were dead, gudeman O hearken, and I will tell you how O how could ye gang, lassie? O I ha'e seen great anes, and sat in great ha's O Kenmure's on, and awa', Willie O lay thy loof in mine, lass O Logie o' Buchan, O Logie the laird O love will venture in O meikle thinks my love O mirk, mirk, is this midnight hour O my love is like a red red rose O Nancy, wilt thou go with me? O open the door, Lord Gregory O puirtith cauld O rowan tree O speed, Lord Nithsdale O sweet are thy banks, bonnie Tweed O the ewe-bughting's bonnie O this is no my ain lassie O thou broom, thou bonnie bush o' broom O true love is a bonnie flower O waly, waly, up the bank O weel may the boatie row O were I able to rehearse O wha is she that lo'es me O wha's at the window, wha, wha? O where ha'e ye been, Lord Ronald, my son? O whistle, an' I'll come to you O Willie brewed a peck o' maut O, dinna think, bonnie lassie O, Mary, at thy window be O'er the muir amang the heather Of a' the airts the wind can blaw Oh! Alastair Macalastair Oh! dinna ask me gin I lo'e thee Oh! thou art all so tender Oh! why left I my hame? Oh, hey! Johnnie, lad Oh, I ha'e been on the flow'ry banks o' Clyde On Ettrick banks, ae simmer nicht Oran an aoig Paul's steeple Pibroch of Donuil Dhu Playing amang the rashes Prince Charlie's welcome to Skye Put up thy dagger, Jamie Robin is my only joe Roslin Castle Rothiemurchus' rant Row weel, my boatie, row weel Roy's wife of Aldivalloch Saw ye Johnnie comin'? Saw ye my father? Saw ye my wee thing? saw ye mine ain thing? Scots wha ha'e wi' Wallace bled Send him hame She's fair and fause that causes my smart Should auld acquaintance be forgot Sweet fa's the eve on Craigie burn Sweet Sir, for your courtesie Tak' your auld cloak about ye Tam Glen Tammy The birks of Aberfeldie The birks of Abergeldie The blue bells of Scotland The boatie rows The bonnets o' bonnie Dundee The bonnie bonnie bairn The bonnie house o' Airly The braes aboon Bonaw The braes o' Balquhidder The braes o' Yarrow The braes of Gleniffer The breast-knots The bridegroom grat The brier bush The brisk young lad The broom o' the Cowdenknowes The bush aboon Traquair The Caledonian Hunt's delight The Campbells are comin' The cauld cauld winter's gane, luve The Cordwainer's march The daisy is fair The Drummer The Duke of Buccleugh's tune The Duke of Norfolk The ewe-bughts The ewie wi' the crookit horn The flowers of the forest (modern air) The flowers of the forest (old air) The gloomy night is gath'ring fast The gypsie laddie The house of Glammis The lads of Leith The laird o' Cockpen, he's proud and he's great The lament of Flora Macdonald The land o' the leal The lass o' Ballochmyle The lass o' Gowrie The lass of Livingstone The lass of Patie's mill The lassie lost her silken snood The last time I cam' o'er the muir The lea rig The Lord of Gordon's three daughters The Lothian lassie The love that I had chosen The lowlands o' Holland The maid that tends the goats The mill, mill, O The Miller The Miller's wedding The moudiewart The muckin' o' Geordie's byre The murmur of the merry brook The nameless lassie The news frae Moidart cam' yestreen The pibroch of Donuil Dhu The piper cam' to îur toun The piper o' Dundee The posie The queen of the Lothians The rashes The rowan tree The ruffian's rant The soldier's return The song of death The souter's daughter The souters o' Selkirk The sun has gaen down o'er the lofty Ben-lomond The sun rises bright in France The weary pund o' tow The wee wee German lairdie The white cockade The winter it is past The year that's awa' The yellow-hair'd laddie There are twa bonnie maidens There cam' a young man to my daddy's door There grows a bonnie brier bush There was a lad was born in Kyle There was a lass, and she was fair There was a pretty May There's auld Rob Morris There's cauld kail in Aberdeen There's nae luck about the house There's nought but care on ilka han' There's nane may ever guess This is no my ain house Tho' Boreas bauld, that carle auld Thou art gaen awa' Thou bonnie wood of Cralgie-lea Thou hast left me ever, Jamie Thy cheek is o' the rose's hue To ha'e a wife and rule a wife To the Lords of Convention Touch once more a sober measure Tullochgorum 'Twas even, the dewy fields were green 'Twas in that season 'Twas on a simmer's afternoon 'Twas when the wan leaf 'Twas within a mile of Edinburgh town Tweedside Twine weel the plaiden Up amang yon cliffy rocks Up in the morning early Waes me for Prince Charlie Wandering Willie Welcome home, old Rowley We'll meet beside the dusky glen We're a' noddin' Were I able to rehearse Wha the deil ha'e we gotten for a King? Wha'll be king but Charlie? Wha'll buy caller herring Whar' ha'e ye been a' day Wha's at the window, wha, wha? What ails this heart î' mine? What's a' the steer, kimmer? When first you courted me, I own When o'er the hill the eastern star When she cam' ben she bobbit When the king comes owre the water When the kye comes hame When the sheep are in the fauld When wild war's deadly blast When ye gang awa', Jamie Where are the joys I have met in the morning? Where Gowdie rins Where ha'e ye been a' the day? Whistle o'er the lave o't Why should I, a brisk young lassie Why should thy cheek be pale? Why weep ye by the tide, ladye? Will ye gang to the Hielands, Leezie Lindsay? Will ye go to the ewe-bughts, Marion? Will ye go, lassie, go, to the braes o' Balquhidder? Willie brew'd a peck o' maut Willie was a wanton wag Wilt thou be my dearie? Wilt thou go, my bonnie lassie? Within a mile of Edinburgh Wo betyd thy wearie bodie Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon Young Jamie lo'ed me weel Google Books - full text available |
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10 Dec 08 - 07:14 AM (#2511559) Subject: Index: Folk-Songs and Other Songs for Children From: cetmst Folk-Songs and Other Songs for Children ed. Jane Byrd Radcliffe-Whitehead Boston, Oliver Ditson Company 1903 Ach, wie ist's möglich dann America (God Save the King) And We're a' Noddin' Annie Laurie Arthur of Bradley At Summer Morn Au clair de la lune Auld Lang Syne Austrian National Anthem (Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser) Baa! Baa! Black Sheep Battle Hymn of the Republic Begone, Dull Care Birds' Duet Blue Bells of Scotland, The Bonnie Laddie, Highland Laddie Brave of Heart Caller Herrin' Campbells Are Coming, The Chairs to Mend Charmante Gabrielle City Rat and the Country Rat, The Cockles and Mussels Come, Lasses and Lads Cradle Song (Brahms Lullaby) Der gute Kamerad Der rothe Sarafan Des Müllers Blumen Die Lorelei Die Wacht am Rhein Dixie's Land Do do, l'enfant, do Dormi Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Ein' feste Burg Farmyard Song Father O'Flynn First Nowell, The Flowers of the Forest Foxhunt, The Friar John Frieden der Nacht Funiculi, Funicula Garden, The Gaudeamus Igitur Gin a Body Meet a Body Good King Wenceslas Good Night Gruss Have You Heard the News? Heiden-Rösslein Highland Lad My Love Was Born, A Home, Sweet Home Hunt Is Up, The Il était une bergère In einem kühlen Grunde J'ai un long voyage à faire Je m'en allay à Bagnolet Jolly Miller, The John Peel Kinderwacht Krakoviak (No. 1) Krakoviak (No. 2) La Cachucha La Luisella La Marseillaise La notte è bella La Paloma Lass of Richmond Hill, The Last Rose of Summer, The Lavender's Blue Le Retour Les trois princesses Liebchen, Ade! Little Cock-Sparrow, The Little Cossack Little Man and Maid Little Red Lark, The Loch Lomond Lord Lovell Lorsque j'étais petit Lost Chicken, The Low-Backed Car, The Lucy Locket Ma Normandie Maiden's Wish, The Manger Throne, The March of the Men of Harlech Marianina Marienwürmchen Marlbrough s'en vat-en guerre Mein Schatz ist ein Reiter Merry May the Keel Row Minstrel Boy, The Mit einer Primula veris Mulberry Bush, The My Dame Has a Lame Tame Crane My Love's an Arbutus My Old Friend John Nightingale, The O Can Ye Sew Cushions? O Hush Ye My Baby O sanctissima O Tannenbaum O yi caroli Oh, Charlie Is My Darling Oh! Dear, What Can the Matter Be? Oh, Who Will O'er the Downs So Free? Old King Cole Plus ne suis ce que j'ai été Pomona Regimental March Remembrance Riego's Hymn Roy's Horse Enjoys a Gallop Santa Lucia Schlaf' in gut Ruh' Schlaf', Kindlein, Schlaf' Schlafe, schlafe, holder süsser Knabe Schöne Minka Scotland's Burning Silent Night Skye Boat Song Soldatenlied Sounds of Spring Star Spangled Banner, The Steh' nur auf, du Schweizerbu' Summer Is a-Coming In Sur le pont d'Avignon Swallow, The Sweet and Low Three Blind Mice Three Kings of Orient, The Three Litttle Kittens, The Three Ravens Twilight Musing Two Stars Viens, Aurore We Praise Thee, Lord When All the World Is Young When Christ Was Born White Sand and Gray Sand Google Books Listing - no preview available |
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10 Dec 08 - 07:37 AM (#2511579) Subject: Index: McDougall's English Songster (Mason, 1907) From: cetmst McDougall's English Songster English Songs, Carols, and Rounds Recommended by the Board of Education Pianoforte Edition With Historical Notes By Edward Mason Mus. Bac. McDougall's Educational Company, Limited London, Edinburgh 1907 Part I A. English Songs Begone Dull Care Hunt Is Up, The Jolly Miller, The Keel Row, The Since First I Saw Your Face Bailiff's Daughter, The Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Early One Morning Roast Beef of Old England, The Good Morrow, Pretty Maid A-Hunting We Will Go Come, Lasses and Lads Happy Clown, The Mermaid, The Spring's A-Coming, The Useful Plough, The Tom Bowling Ye Mariners of England With Jockey to the Fair Golden Vanity, The Farewell, Manchester Girl I Left Behind Me, The Polly Oliver Barley Mow, The Ye Gentlemen of England B. Carols God Rest You Merry Gentlemen Good Christian Men, Rejoice Wassail Song, The C. Rounds White Sand and Gray Sand Turn Again, Whittington Chairs to Mend 'Tis Hum-Drum Wilt Thou Lend Me Thy Mare? Wind, Gentle Evergreen Adieu, Sweet Amaryllis Let's Have a Peal Come, Follow Me Slaves to the World A Boat! a Boat! Look! Neighbors Look! D. General Songs Lord of My Fathers God Save the King Part II A. English Songs John Peel Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind Barbara Allen British Grenadiers, The Lass of Richmond Hill, The We Be Three Poor Mariners Oak and the Ash, The Song of the Western Men, The May-Pole, The Under the Greenwood Tree Bay of Biscay, The Here's a Health Unto His Majesty Robin Hood Sigh No More, Ladies Dulce Domum Heart of Oak Joan to the Maypole Golden Slumbers Now Is the Month of Maying Where the Bee Sucks Fairest Isle It Was a Lover and His Lass Cherry Ripe Now, Robin, Lend Me Thy Bow B. Carols First Noel, The Good King Wenceslas We Three Kings of Orient Are C. Rounds To Portsmouth Sing We Merrily O My Love Go to Joan Glover My Dame Hath a Lame Tame Crane Great Tom Is Cast Fie, Nay, Prithee John Under This Stone Hark! the Bonny Christchurch Bells Would You Know My Celia's Charms? She Weepeth Sore O Absalom! D. General Songs Auld Lang Syne Rule Britannia No listing in Google Books |
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11 Dec 08 - 12:36 AM (#2512282) Subject: Index: Jacobite Relics of Scotland (James Hogg) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Jacobite Relics of Scotland Being the Songs, Airs, and Legends of the House of Stuart Collected and illustrated by James Hogg (Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1819) Act of Succession, The - 42 At Auchindown - 80 Auld Stuarts Back Again, The - 122 Awa, Whigs, Awa - 76 Awkward Squad, The - 60 Battle of Killicrankie, The - 28 Bishop Burnet's Descent into Hell - 72 Bonny Moorhen, The - 129 Both Sides the Tweed - 126 Broad Swords of Scotland, The - 78 Cakes o' Crowdy - 20 Came Ye o'er Frae France - 87 Cameronian Cat, The - 37 Carle, an the King Come - 39 Chevalier's Muster-Roll, The - 151 Come, Fill Your Bowls - 48 Come, Let Us Drink a Health, Boys - 98 Cuckoo, The - 111 Curses, The - 104 Devil o'er Stirling, The - 34 Donald Macgillavry - 100 Down among the Dead Men - 123 Drowning of Care, The - 13 Fifth of November, The - 127 Frae the Friends and Land I Love - 109 Freedom's Farewell - 47 Geordie Whelps' Testament - 116 Hame, Hame, Hame - 134 Haughs of Cromdale, The - 3 Here's a Health to Them That's Away - 50 Here's to the King, Sir - 110 Hey, Then, Up Go We - 15 I Hae Nae Kith, I Hae Nae Kin - 52 It Was A' for Our Rightfu' King - 26 James, Come Kiss Me Now - 144 Jamie the Rover - 102 Killicrankie - 32 King Shall Enjoy His Own Again, The - 1 King Shall Enjoy His Own, The - 49 King William's March - 24 Kirn-Milk Geordie - 96 Lesley's March to Longmaston Moor - 7 Lesley's March to Scotland - 5 Let Our Great James Come Over - 88 Lochmaben Gate - 132 Marilla - 137 My Laddie - 115 My Love He Was a Highland Lad - 54 Ne'er to Return - 22 Nobody Can Deny - 143 O, Beautiful Britannia - 141 O, Royal James - 120 Our Ain Country - 136 Over the Seas and Far Awa - 51 Perfidious Britain - 105 Pilfering Brood, The - 94 Plain Truth - 93 Praelium Gilliecrankianum - 30 Queen Anne; or, The Auld Gray Mare - 68 Rebellious Crew, The - 112 Restoration, The - 8 Riding Mare, The - 82 Ringing o't, The - 85 Robin John Clark - 124 Royal Oak Tree, The - 10 Sarum's Dirge - 75 South-Sea Ballad, A - 138 Sow's Tail to Geordie, The - 91 Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation - 56 There Cam' a Fiddler Out o' Fife - 21 There Was a Man Came from the Moon - 79 There'll Never Be Peace Till Jamie Comes Hame - 59 This Is No My Ain House - 57 Thistle and Rose, The - 67 Thistle of Scotland, The - 107 Three Good Fellows ayont Yon Glen - 27 Tree of Friendship - 11 True Blue - 148 Union, The - 65 Waes o' Scotland, The - 130 Wee, Wee German Lairdie, The - 83 What Murrain Now Has Ta'en the Whigs - 146 When the King Comes o'er the Water - 45 Wicked Old Peer, A - 73 Will Ye Go to Sheriffmuir - 149 Willie the Wag - 36 Willie Winkle's Testament - 40 Would You Know What a Whig Is - 44 Ye Jacobites by Name - 53 You're Welcome, Whigs, from Bothwell Brigs - 18 APPENDIX PART I—JACOBITE SONGS Albany - 306 Cannons Now Are at a Stand, The - 307 Constitution Restored in 1711, The - 359 Dagon's Fall - 334 Donald Cowper - 309 Eustace Comines, the Irish Evidence, His Farewell to England - 332 Excellent New Song, &c., An - 341 Hail to the Prince of the Plot - 350 Happy Return of the Old Dutch Miller, The - 344 Honest Redcoat - 351 Ignoramus - 315 Information - 310 Jack Presbyter's Wish - 322 John Hielandman's Visit to the Quarter Session - 303 Lament for the Apprehending of Sir Thomas Armstrong - 336 Loyal Conquest, The - 328 Loyal Health, The - 319 Loyal Irishman, The - 355 Man of Fashion, The - 318 Narrative of the Old Plot; Being a New Song, A - 320 New Litany, A - 358 Patience Ward - 348 Plot Is Rent and Torn, The - 356 Pluto, the Prince of Darkness, &C. - 338 Pot-Companions, The - 323 Present State of England, The - 312 Protestant Flail, The - 324 Removal of the Parliament from London to Oxford, The - 308 Royal Admiral, The - 343 Royal Litany, The - 326 There's None so Happy as We - 346 Titus Telltroth - 314 Tory in a Whig's Coat, A - 301 Western Rebel, The - 353 Whig upon Whig - 330 Whigs Exposed, The - 339 PART II.—WHIG SONGS Advice to Britons - 397 Advice to the Tories - 410 Age of Wonders, The - 375 Brunswick Mum - 414 Fifth of November - 363 First of August - 404 First of August - 405 First of August - 406 First of August - 407 First Psalm, The - 396 French King's Thanks and Advice, &c., The - 373 George at Last Shall Wear the Crown - 389 God Prosper Long This Freeborn Isle - 382 Haste Over, Hanover, Fast as You Can Over - 370 Health, A - 366 Here's a Health to the King - 418 Hey, Boys, Up Go We - 395 High-Church Alarm, The - 398 High-Church Shall Never Make Perkin a King, The - 421 If Now at Last We Must Give Up Spain - 387 King George's Birth-Day - 412 King William's Birth-Day - 367 Litany, A - 393 Loyalty Displayed, &C. - 371 Merchant a-la-Mode, The - 391 No More the Danger of the Church - 419 No Popery Here Shall Thrive - 408 Nothing but Truth - 380 Now, Now Is Come the Glorious Year - 413 On His Majesty's Coronation - 417 On the Breaking Out of the Rebellion - 421 Pretender's Army, The - 423 Raree Show - 401 Raree Show, The - 399 Rue and Tyme - 420 Song on the Thirtieth of January 1696 - 364 Tantivy Tory - 378 That Protestants with Protestants - 416 Tories' Lamentation - 403 Truth at Last, The - 384 Vile Tricksters and Greggsters - 408 |
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11 Dec 08 - 05:17 PM (#2512976) Subject: Index: Fireside Harmony (Mason, 1848) From: cetmst Fireside Harmony; A New Collection of Glees and Part Songs, Arranged for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Base (sic) Voices by William Mason Boston, Tappan, Whittemore, and Mason, 1848 An Old Man Would Be a-Wooing Awake, Sweet Flowery-Footed May Beauteous Clouds Canon for the Month of June Childhood Does Madness Press Thy Sinking Heart? Erin Is My Home For Our Country Freedom's Land He That Is Thy Friend Heart's Desires Hope and Faith How Sweet Are the Flowers Joyful Be, Gay and Free Land of Youth Love and Mirth Maiden! Listen Maidens Young and Tender Moonlight Morning Mourir pour la Patrie Neapolitan Song Night Songs Parting Sing a Song Song of the Sleighers Spring's Eyes Spring Greeting to the Father-Land Spring Time Swiss Evening Song The Alpine Wooer The Exquisite The Farewell The Fisherman The Forsaken The Greatest Treasure The Greenwood Tree The Harper The Hunter The Painter's Wandering Song The Richest Land The Rover The Sail The Song of the Hunter The Swallows The Syrens The Temple of Love The Tyrolese The Voyage The Voyage of Life The Wanderer The Wanderer's Farewell To the Genius of Poesy To Sleep Two Roses Under Every Tree-Top Up, Brothers Up! |
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11 Dec 08 - 06:00 PM (#2513023) Subject: Index: The Songs of Ireland (Hatton & Molloy) From: cetmst The Songs of Ireland by J.L.Hatton and J.L.Molloy, 4th edition (The Royal Edition) Boosey and Company, London, not dated but ca 1890 Moore's Irish Melodies As a Beam Over the Face of the Waters As Slow One Ship At the Mid Hour of Night Avenging and Bright Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms By That Lake, Whose Gloomy Shore Come O'er the Sea Come, Rest in This Bosom Come, Send Round the Wine Come, Take Thy Harp Dear Harp of My Country Drink to Her Erin! Oh Erin Erin! the Tear and the Smile Eveleen's Bower Farewell! But Whenever You Welcome the Hour Fill the Bumper Fair Fly Not Yet Forget Not the Field Go Where Glory Waits Thee Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls, The Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded? Here We Dwell in Holiest Bowers How Oft Has the Banshee Cried! I'd Mourn the Hopes That Leave Me If Thoul't Be Mine In the Morning of Life I Saw Thy Form in Youthful Prime I Saw From the Beach It Is Not the Tear At This Moment Shed Last Rose of Summer, The Lesbia Hath a Beaming Eye Let Erin Remember the Days of Old Meeting of the Waters, The Minstrel Boy, The My Gentle Harp Nay, Tell Me Not Night Closed Around the Conqueror's Way No, Not More Welcome Oft in the Stilly Night Oh! Blame Not the Bard Oh! Breathe Not his Name Oh! Doubt Me Not Oh, for the Swords of Former Times Oh! Had We Some Bright Little Isle Oh! the Days Are Gone When Beauty Bright Oh! the Shamrock Oh! Think Not My Spirits Are Always So Light One Bumper At Parting Remember Thee! Rich and Rare Were the Gems She Wore She Is Far From the Land Silent, Oh Moyle St. Senanus and the Lady Sublime Was the Warning Take Back the Virgin Page They May Rail at This Life This Life Is All Chequer'd Tho' the Last Glimpse of Erin Tho' Dark Are Our Sorrows Thro' Grief and Thro' Danger Time I've Lost in Wooing, The 'Tis Believed That This Harp 'Tis Sweet to Thimk To Ladies' Eyes Valley Lay Smiling Before Me, The We May Roam Thro' This World When He, Who Adores Thee When in Death I Shall Calm Recline When Thro' Life Unblest We Rove When Cold in the Earth When First I Met Thee Whene'er I See Those Smiling Eyes While Gazing On the Moon's Light While History's Muse Wreath the Bowl You Remember Ellen Young May Moon, The Popular Irish Melodies Around Me, Blessed Image, Ever Soar At Eve I Wandered By the Shore Bells of Shandon, The Cruiskeen Lawn, The Emigrants, The Exile of Erin, The First Swallow, The Forget Not the Angels Gap in the Hedge, The Girl I Left Behind Me, The Irish Exile, The It Was On a Fine Summer's Morning I'm a Poor Irish Girl I'm a Poor Stranger Kate Kearney Kathleen O'More Lake of Coolfin, The Let Others Breathe in Glowing Words Mother's Lamentation, The Mourn Not For Me My Bonny Cuckoo Oh Leave Me to My Sorrow Peggy Bawn Rakes of Mallow, The Savourneen Deelish Shule, agra Smile, My Kathleen, Pray Through All Bright Flowers 'Tis No Time to Take a Wife Google Books Listing - no preview available, December 2008 |
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11 Dec 08 - 10:42 PM (#2513195) Subject: Index: The Odeon (Webb & Mason, 1837) From: Q (Frank Staplin) Google Books - full text available 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, Appendix- singing instruction Google Books - full text available |
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12 Dec 08 - 07:02 AM (#2513375) Subject: Index: Minstrel Songs Old and New (1882) From: cetmst Minstrel Songs Old and New no editor or compiler noted Boston: Oliver Ditson Company 1882 Angel Gabriel (Oh! my soul, my soul am a gwine for to rest) Angels Meet Me At the Crossroads Adolphus Morning Glory Angelina Baker Alabama Blossoms Balm of Gilead Buffalo Gals Boatman Dance Carry Me Back to Tennessee Camptown Races Carry Me Back to Old Virginia Clare de Kitchen Darling Nelly Gray Dixie's Land Dearest Mae Dandy Jim of Caroline Don't Be Foolish, Joe Early in de Morning Ella Ree Ellie Rhee Folks That Put On Airs Farewell, My Lilly Darling Floating Scow of Old Virginny Gum-Tree Canoe Gwine to Run All Night Gentle Annie Good Sweet Ham Good-bye Liza Jane Gideon's Band Gospel Raft Gospel Wedding Golden Slippers History of de World Hard Times, Come Again No More I Seen Her At the Window I Want to See the Old Home In the Louisiana Lowlands In the Morning, By the Bright Light I'se Going Back to Dixie I'll Be Dar Jordan Is a Hard Road to Trabbel Jim Along Josie Jingle Bells Jim Crow Jim Crack Corn Jolly Raftsman Kingdom Coming Keep in de Middle of de Road Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane Little Brown Jug Listen to the Mocking-bird Lilly Dale Little More Cider Lucy Neal Lubly Dine Lucy Long Massa's in the Cold Ground Melinda May Mary Blane My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night Nelly Bly Nelly Till Nicodemus Johnson Nelly Was a Lady Old Folks At Home Ole Shady Oh, Sam! Oh, I'se So Wicked! Oh, Susannah Old Bob Ridley Old Dan Tucker Oh, dat Watermelon Oh! dem Golden Slippers Old Home Ain't What It Used to Be Old Dog Tray Oh, Boys, Carry Me 'Long Old Black Joe Old Cabin Home One-Horse Open Sleigh Piccayune Butler Poor Old Uncle Rufe Poor Old Slave Rosa Lee Root, Hog, Or Die Roll Out, Heave dat Cotton Susan Jane Settin' On a Rail Sally, Come Up Sing, Darkies, Sing Stop That Knocking at the Door Shine On Twinkling Stars Are Lauging, Love Trabbling Back to Georgia Tombigbee River Uncle Ned Virginia Rosebud Wake Nicodemus Walk, Jawbone Way Down Upon the Swanee River Yaller Gal That Winked At Me Zip Coon Google Books Listing - no preview available |
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12 Dec 08 - 09:22 AM (#2513477) Subject: Index: Jacobite Relics of Scotland, 2nd Series From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Jacobite Relics of Scotland, Second Series by James Hogg (Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1821) A Balland, &c. A lamentable Ditty on the Death of Geordie Aikendrum An excellent new Song on the Rebellion An yon be he Arms and the Man Be valiant still Bessy's Haggies Bonny Charlie Britons who dare to claim By the side of a country Kirk Wall Callum-a-Glen. From the Gaelic Carlisle Yetts Charlie is my Darling (Modern) Charlie is my Darling (Original) Charlie Stuart Cock up your Beaver Come let us be jovial Culloden Day. From the Gaelic Cumberland and Murray's Descent into Hell Derwentwater Dialogue, &c. &c. Dialogue, &c. &c. Modern Set Farewell to Glen-Shalloch. From the Gaelic For an Apple of Gold From Bogie Side; or, The Marquis's Raide Geordie sits in Charlie's Chair Gladsmuir He comes, he comes, the hero comes He winna be guided by me Here's a Health to the valiant Swede Here's his Health in Water Highland Harry Highland Laddie (Modern) Johnnie Cope Johnnie Cope Second Set Kane to the King. From the Gaelic Kenmure's on an' awa, Willie Lament for the Lord Maxwell Lassie, lie near me Lawland Lassie Lenachan's Farewell. From the Gaelic Lewie Gordon Lord Derwentwater's Goodnight Macdonald's Gathering. From the Gaelic Maclean's Welcome. From the Gaelic Merry may the Keel row Now Charles asserts his Father's right O how shall I venture O my bonny Highland Laddie O my King O'er the Water to Charlie On the restoration of the Forfeited Estates, 1784 Our ain bonny Laddie Prince Charles and Flora Macdonald's Welcome to Sky Somebody Song of Expostulations The Athol Gathering The Battle of Falkirk Moor The Battle of Prestonpans The Battle of Sheriffmuir The Battle of Val The Blackbird The Clans are all away The Clans are coming The Frasers in the Correi. From the Gaelic The Gathering Rant The Highland Laddie The Highland Widow's Lament The Highlander's Farewell. From the Gaelic The Highlander's Lament The Highlandmen came down the Hill The Hill of Lochiel. From the Gaelic The King's Anthem The Lament of Flora Macdonald. From the Gaelic The Lovely Lass of Inverness The Lovely Lass of Inverness. Modern Set The Lusty Carlin The Man o' the Moon The Mayor of Carlisle The Old Man's Lament The Piper of Dundee The Sun rises bright in France The Tears of Scotland The Tenth of June The Whigs o' Fife The White Cockade The Young Maxwell There was a Cooper Tho' Geordie reigns in Jamie's Stead Three Healths To daunton me To daunton me. Second Set To daunton me. Third Set To your arms, my bonny Highland Lads Towly's Ghost Turn the Blue Bonnet wha can, wha can Turnimspike Up an' rin awa, Willie Up an' waur them a, Willie Waes me for Prince Charlie (Modern) Welcome, Royal Charlie Welcome, Royal Charlie. Second Set Wha wadna fight for Charlie What ails thee, poor Shepherd Whurry Whigs awa Will he no come back again Young Airly Young Airly. Another Set You're welcome, Charlie Stuart APPENDIX PART I JACOBITE SONGS Bannocks o' Barley Bauldy Fraser Britons now retrieve your glory Culloden Culloden; or Lochiel's Farewell Lament of old Duncan Skene, of Clan Donochie. From the Gaelic Let Misers tremble o'er their wealth Over the Seas an' far awa Over the Seas an' far away Owre the Muir amang the Heather (Modern) Prince Charles's Lament Scotland's Call Strathallan's Lament The appearance of Cromwell's Ghost on the eve of the battle of Culloden The Bee-Hive The Chevalier's Lament The Emigrant The Exile's Return The Fate of Charlie The Gathering of the Clans The Lady looked frae her Ha' The Song of M'Rimmon Glash. From the Gaelic The Whigs' Glory (Modern) The Wind has blawn my Plaid away Though rugged and rough be the Land of my Birth PART II WHIG SONGS A Health to the Constitution A Trip to the Mountains Anniversary of Culloden Bonny bonny Beef Bonny Laddie, Highland Laddie Come let the Toast go round Fame, let thy Trumpet sound Few good Fellows when Willie's awa Fragments Haud awa frae me, Donald High Church Loyalty How happy are we In Edina's fair City In troth, Friend Harry In vain are the Hopes of a Popish Pretender Nobody can deny Nobody can deny O Brother Sandie, hear ye the News Over the Hills an' far away Perkin's Lament Perkin's Last adventure; or a Trip through the Back-Door Stand round, my brave Boys The Ablution The Ape entrapped must not complain The Battle o' Dumblane The Battle of Falkirk The Jacobites' Downfall The Latter end of the Tories The Raree Show The Raree Show The right and true History of Perkin 'Twas at the Hour of dark Midnight Up an' waur them a', Willie Willie is a warlike Prince Ye Britons, ye Freemen Ye freeborn Hearts, that hold most dear Your glasses charge high, 'tis in brave William's praise Google Books - full text available |
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12 Dec 08 - 07:43 PM (#2513943) Subject: Index: Twelve Romantic Scottish Ballads (Chambers) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Twelve Romantic Scottish Ballads With the original airs, arranged for the pianoforte by Robert Chambers (Edinburgh: W. and R. Chambers, 1844). Earl Richard Earlistoun Hughie Graham Jock o' the Syde Johnie o' Breadislee Lady Mary Anne Lord Randal The Clerk's Twa Sons o' Owsenford The Douglas Tragedy The Twa Corbies William and Margaret Young Johnston Google Books - full text available |
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12 Dec 08 - 09:36 PM (#2513999) Subject: Index: One Hundred Folksongs of All Nations From: cetmst One Hundred Folksongs of All Nations Edited by Granville Bantock Boston, Oliver Ditson Company, 1911 Piano accompaniment, titles and lyrics in English and the original language, notes on the songs, bibliography ENGLAND: Sally In Our Alley O Willow, Willow Vicar of Bray, The Come, Lasses and Lads SCOTLAND: Annie Laurie My Ain Kind Dearie, O Laird of Cockpen, The O Logie o' Buchan IRELAND: Last Rose of Summer, The Minstrel Boy, The Daughters of Erin, The Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow, The WALES: All Through the Night (Ar hyd y nos) Hunting the Hare (Hela'r 'sgyvarnog) Ash Grove, The (Llwyn On) MANX: Hunt the Wren FRANCE: Dans notre village (In Our Happy Village) Il était un' bergère There Was a Little Maiden) O ma tendre Musette (Sing to Me, Sweet Musetta) Sur la pont d'Avignon (On the Bridge of Avignon) TROUBADOURS: Quant li Rosignol jolis (When the Nightingale Shall Sing) L'autrier par la matinée (Early Strolling At My Leisure) MINNESINGERS: Sommerlied (Summertime) Minnelied (Minstrel Song) GERMANY: Aenchen von Tharau O du lieber Augustin Treue Liebe Die Lorelei Muss i denn Das zerbrochene Ringlein (The Broken Ring) 'S is mir Alles Eins (All's the Same to Me) Lebewohl (Farewell) In Kühlen Keller (In Cellar Cool O Tannenbaum Der Wirthin Töchterlein (The Hostess' Daughter) SWITZERLAND: Von meinem Bergle (From These Dear Mountains) Im Argäu sind zweu Lieli (In Argau Dwelt Two Sweethearts) AUSTRIA: Werbung (Wooing) TYROL: Tyroler sind lustig (Tyrolese Are Blithesome) STYRIA: Hoch vom Dachstein (From the Mountain's Height) HUNGARY: Magasan repül a daru (Hungaria's Treasure) Seprik a Váradi utczát (Varadi's Highways) BOHEMIA: Wsak nám tak nebude (The Treasure) NETHERLANDS: Waer dat men sich (Where'er Man Ranges) Rosa ITALY: La Vera Sorrentina (The Fair Maid of Sorrento) La Ricciolella (Oh,Come to Me) Santa Lucia SICILY: Forsi pirchinun m' ami (So This Is Sad Love's Ending) SPAIN: A un niño ciegocito (Unto a Poor Blind Lover) Yo m'alegro de habèr sido (It 'tis Sorrow So to Love Thee) Cancion de Maja PORTUGAL: Cançao do Figueiral (Song of the Fig-Tree Orchard) Modinha (Wherefore Have Thy Lips Denied Me?) DENMARK: Gaaer jeg udi skoven (I Wander Throught Woodlands) Marsk Stigs Døttre ICELAND: Tölf Synir (Bravely Sails My Bark) NORWAY: Jeg lagde mig saa silde (I Laid Me Down to Rest) Hjemreise fra Saeteren (Homeward From the Mountains) Kau fra Hallingdalen (Dearest Maiden) SWEDEN: Liten Karin Vermeland Necken's Polska (On a Crystal Throne) RUSSIA: Vo polé tuman zatumanelsya (Over Fields and Over Meadows) Dalekaya i blezkaya (O'er the Distant Lonely Mountain) Kak po sadeku In the shade of the Garden Strolling) Chanson des Rues Zéléna grusha (Ah! See the Old Pear Tree) Zaplaitesya plaiten (Come and Twine the Slim Boughs) POLAND: Krakowiak (Dearest Maiden, Hark, I Pray Thee) Mazurek (Little Cottage Lowly) FINLAND: Runo-laulu (Home My Sweetheart Comes From Roving) LAPLAND: Laulu Lapista (There's ne'er a Blowwom LITHUANIA: Daina BOSNIA: Paul i kolo (Why So Silent, Tell Me, Birdie) SERVIA: Pjesma (Come, My Dearest) BULGARIA: Tri godini (The Outlaw) TURKEY: Charki Hidjaz (The Sun Hangs High) GREECE: The Musician SYRIA: Ainta (Sleep My Child) Charo ( (Upon Thy Lips) MOROCCO: Zohra ALGERIA: Ma Gazelle (My Beloved) TUNIS: Chanson Mauresque (Soleima) TRIPOLI: Stamboul EGYPT: Doos yá lelle (Love-Song) Lá ilahá illalláh (There's No Deity But God) ARABIA: Thine Eyes Are Bright With Fire PERSIA: Guschi ki behakk Durwan's Song INDIA: O re bho lá ma-n re (Snake-Charmer's Song CHINA: Jasmin Flower JAPAN: Haru-no-uta (New Year song) Sakura (Cherry-Bloom) AMERICAN INDIAN: Pawnee War Song Shicé Shicé UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Old Folks At Home Tenting On the Old Camp Ground Dixie Google Books Listing - no preview available December, 2008 |
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13 Dec 08 - 12:08 AM (#2514066) Subject: Index: The Song Lore of Ireland (Mason, 1911) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Song Lore of Ireland Erin's Story in Music and Verse by Redfern Mason (New York: The Baker & Taylor Co., 1911) CONTENTS I. The Beginnings II. The Bards and Minstrels III. How the Songs Came Down to Us IV. The Nature of Irish Music V. Songs of Joy and Sorrow VI. Songs of Work and Play VII. Songs of Faerie and the Spirit World VIII. Songs of Pagan Chivalry IX. Gael and Gall X. The Curse of Cromwell XI. The Jacobite Illusion XII. The Dawning of the Day Musical Illustrations Ex. 1. The Coulin Ex. 2. The Coulin as Sung in Clare Ex. 3. The Coulin Embroidered by Harpers Ex. 4. Major Scale of C Ex. 5. Celtic Scale Ex. 6. Limerick, Air Based on Five-note Scale Ex. 7. The Last Rose Ex. 8. My Love's an Arbutus Ex. 9. Mixolydian Scale Ex. 10. Scale of G Major Ex. 11. Hypodorian Scale Ex. 12. Scale of A Minor Ex. 13. O Arranmore Ex. 14. Uileacan dubh O Ex. 15. Ben Erinn i Ex. 16. Eileen Aroon Ex. 17. Ballinderry Ex. 18. Paisteen Fionn Ex. 19. Nora of the Amber Hair Exs. 20, 21 and 22. Lullabies Ex. 23. Keen Ex. 24. Plow Tune Ex. 25. Smith's Song Ex. 26. Spinning Song Ex. 27. Theme of Scherzo of "Eroica" Symphony Ex. 28. Jig. Three Little Drummers Ex. 29. Kerry Jig. Wink and She Will Follow You Ex. 30. Clare Reel. Toss the Feathers Ex. 31. Song of Oonagh Ex. 32. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Ex. 33. The Cry of the Banshee Ex. 34. Lamentation of Deirdre Ex. 35. Dirge of Ossian Ex. 36. Gathering Sound Ex. 37. Roisin Dubh Ex. 38. Grania Waile Ex. 39. Lament Google Books - full text available
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13 Dec 08 - 01:07 AM (#2514081) Subject: Index: Poets and Poetry of Munster (Mangan, O'Daly From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Poets and Poetry of Munster A selection of Irish songs by the poets of the last century With poetical translations by the late James Clarence Mangan Now for the first time published with the original music and biographical sketches of the authors. By John O'Daly. Second edition. (Dublin: John O'Daly, 1850). POETRY Andrew Magrath's Reply to John O'Tuomy - 67 As I Was Walking One Evening Fair, &c. - 5 Black-Haired Fair Rose - 211 Braes of Carrick Bann, The - 281 Brightest of Bright, The - 24 Brown Thorn, The - 239 Caitilin Ni Uallachain - 133 Conor O'Riordan's Vision - 119 Conor O'Sullivan's Vision - 255 Cuilfhion, The - 125 Dame of the Slender Wattle - 13 Dark Fairy Rath - 181 Dark Maiden of the Valley - 185 Donall na Greine - 161 Donogh O'Sullivan's Reply to Conor O'Sullivan - 259 Edmund of the Hill - 219 Edward Nagle's Vision - 245 Fair Hills of Eire, O!, The - 45 Fair-Haired Child, The - 177 Fairy Rath of Bruff, The - 203 Farewell to Patrick Sarsfield, A - 271 Flower of All Maidens, The - 83 Georgey the Dotard - 97 Geraldine's Daughter - 93, 189 Have You Been at Carrick? - 287 Health to King Charles, A - 147 Isabel Ni Brian - 173 John O'Tuomy's Drinking Song - 65 Kate Ni Neill - 207 Lament for Kilcash, A - 197 Lament for the Fenians, A - 51 Leather Away with the Wattle, O! - 193 Little Bench of Rushes, The - 129 Little Black-Haired Rose - 215 Maid of the Raven Locks - 41 Maiden, The - 73 Mangaire Sugach's Pastime, The - 87 Moirin Ni Chuillionnain - 57, 117, 127 My Darling Mary - 225 Patrick Condon's Vision - 251 Peter O'Dornin's Courtship - 107 Reply to the Maiden, A - 75 Return of Wild Geese, The - 169 Rev Patrick O'Brian's Vision, The - 261 River Lee, The - 269 Seaghan Buidhe - 171 Sighile Ni Gara - 101 Spirit of Song - 61 Star of Kilkenny, The - 91 Virgin, Wife, and Widow, The - 143 Wandering Exile, The - 231 Welcome for King Charles, A - 139 Whack at the Whigs, A - 77 Whiskey on the Way - 235 White's Daughter of the Dell - 157 AIRS IN THIS VOLUME Black-Haired Fair Rose - 210, 211 Braes of Carrick Bann, The - 280 Brown Little Mallet, The - 228 Brown Thorn, The - 238 Caitilin Ni Uallachain - 132 Cuilfhion, The - 124 Dark Maiden of the Valley - 184 Donall of the Sun - 160 Edmund of the Hill - 218 Fair-Haired Child, The - 176 Fairy Rath of Bruff, The - 202 For Ireland I'd Not Tell Her Name - 266 Growling Old Woman, The - 64 Have You Been at Carrick? - 286, 290 High Cauled Cap, The - 40 Hill of Feilim, The - 106 Humours of Glynn, The - 138 John O'Dwyer of the Glen - 146 John the Yellow - 168 Leather Away with the Wattle, O! - 192 Leather the Wig - 76 Little Bench of Rushes, The - 128 Little Heathy Hill, The - 70 Little Mary Cullenan - 56 Little Stack of Barley, The - 250 Maid Eire Is She, The - 72 Mower, The - 118 My Darling Mary - 224 Old Man, The - 96, 97 Open the Door, O! - 244 Pretty Girl Milking the Cows - 82 Red-Haired Man's Wife, The - 166 Sighile Ni Ghadharadh - 100 Soft Deal Board, The - 230 Turlogh the Brave - 248 Uileacan Dubh O! - 44 Wallet of Silk, The - 222 White Cockade, The - 50 |
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13 Dec 08 - 05:31 PM (#2514547) Subject: Index: The New Treasury of Song (1892) From: cetmst The New Treasury of Song D.H.Morrison and Myron W. Whitney, Musical Editors Union Publishing House, New Yor Copyright, 1892, by Hubbard Publishing Company All's Well Amalia Anchored Annie Lawrie Annie Rooney Are Ye Sleeping, Maggie? Arrow and the Song, The At Jesus' Feet At the Wicket Gate Auld Days Awake! Awake! For the Spring Has Come Baby Mine Battle Prayer, The Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms Best of All Beautiful City, The Beautiful City of God, The Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms Best of all Bethesda Beware Birdie Looking Out for Me Birdie's Evening Prayer, The Blue Bells of Scotland, The Bonnie Doon Bring Him Back Again Bugler, The Canadian Boat Song Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters Come Unto Me (Geibel) Come Unto Me (Marshall) Comrades Cork Leg, The Cuckoo in the Orchard, The De Cabin on the Mississippi Shore Dear Refuge Dearest Mae Down the Green Lane Dreaming Drifting Clouds Erin! The Tear and the Smile Eternity Every Day Blessings Ev'ry Bullet Has Its Billet Fair Katie Fairly Caught Flower of Love, The Forever and Forever Garden Gate, The Gipsy Countess, The Glorious News Going to Market Golden Age Is Coming, The Graces (4) Gracious Spirit, Love Divine Gratitude Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah Ham! Hark! the Angels' Song Is Singing Haul, Taut and Belay Have You Sir John Hawkins' History? (Round) He Kissed Me and I Knew 'Twas Wrong He's a Man Among a Hundred Helen's Babies Highland Mary Hold My Hand Holy Night! Peaceful Night! Home I Long to See, The Home to the Mountains I Dream'd a Dream I Prithee, Give Me Back My Heart I Was Glad I Will Arise I'd Mourn the Hopes That Leave Me I'se Comin' Close to Eighty Year I've Something Sweet to Tell You In Old Madrid In the Chimney Corner In the Gloaming Irish Exile, The It Was a Song My Mother Sang Jerusalem the Golden Jolly Jack Tars Kate Kearney Kerry Dance, The Kitty of Coleraine Laddie Land Without a Storm, A Last Cigar Last Rose of Summer, The Lead, Kindly Light Lesson Books Let Erin Remember the Days of Old Let Thy Merciful Kindness, O Lord Little Dof Under the Wagon, The Little Fishermaiden, The Little Tin Soldier, The Little Volunteers, The Little Wife Nelly Lost Chord, The Love Me Little, Love Me Long Love's Replies Lovely, Silent Night Maid of the Mill Mary and John, or, The Lovers' Quarrels Meeting of the Waters, The Message From the King, The Minstrel Boy, The Mister Speaker, Tho' 'Tis Late (Round) Mother's Gentle Love, A Mountaineer, The Murmuring Sea, The My Boy, Remember Me My Old Cottage Home My Gentle Harp My Little Sweetheart My Old Cottage Home Names Upon the Sand Nannie Nearer Never to Know New Kingdom, The Norah, the Pride of Kildare O! Hush Thee, My Baby O Loving Heart, Trust On O Thou, Who Makest the Sun to Rise Oh, Are Ye Sleeping, Maggie? Oh, That We Two Were Maying Oh, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast? Ohé! mamma Old Oaken Bucket, The Old Stone Mill, The On the Rocks By Aberdeen Once More We Meet Only a Little Beggar Maiden Only Once More Open Door, The Outpost, The Panel, Plaque and Tile Playmates Prayer From Die Freischütz Refuge Remember Now Thy Creator Ring Dem Heavenly Bells Ring On, My Bells Robin Adair Romany Lass, The Rose-Bush, The Rosy Goblet, The Sabbath Song, The Sailing Sand-Man, The Scout, The Scots Wha Hae Wi' Wallace Bled Shells of Ocean Sigh No More, Ladies Silver Bells of Memory Silver Moonlight Sister's Love, A Sleep! Baby, Sleep! Somewhere! Song of Thankfulness, A Song and the Singer, The Songs My Darling Sang, The Spare the Bonnets Swift Hunter, The That Is Love There's a Green Hill There's a Land 'Mid the Stars There's a Little Leaf, Dear Jamie Thou Art With Me, O My Father Thy Sentinal Am I 'Tis Home I Long to See Tit for Tat Trancadillo True Till Death True to the Last Trumpet Will Sound in the Morning, The Twickenham Ferry Two Grenadiers, The Two Merry Girls Vagabond, The Vive L'Amour Watch on the Rhine Watcher at the Gate, The Welcome Meeting, The When the Corn Is Gathered In When the Tide Comes In Wi' a Hundred Pipers Within a Mile of Edinboro' Word of God Incarnate Words Beyond Recall Wouldn't You Like to Know? Ye'll Soon Be Gang Awa' Google Books - no listing, Dec 2008 |
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15 Dec 08 - 11:59 AM (#2515891) Subject: Index: The Spirit of the Nation [Ireland], 1845 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Spirit of the Nation Ballads and Songs by the Writers of "The Nation" [Irish periodical] With Original and Ancient Music, Arranged for the Voice and Piano-Forte (Dublin: James Duffy, 1845) INDEX TO THE POEMS. POEM; AIR; WRITER; PAGE Adieu to Innisfail; An Chruisgin Lan; R. D. Williams; 81 Aid yourselves, and God will aid you; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 281 Annie Dear; Maids in May; Thomas Davis; 186 Anti-Irish Irishman; Feadam ma's ail liom; Hugh Harkan; 54 Ant-Sean bhean bhochd; An t-Sean bhean bhochd; Michael Doheny; 133 Arms of Eighty-two; —; M. J. Barry; 6 Awake, and lie dreaming no more; Eire go bragh; Author of "The Deserted College"; 19 Ballad of Freedom; —; Thomas Davis; 161 Banks of the Lee; A Trip to the Cottage; Thomas Davis; 247 Battle Eve of the Brigade; Contented I am; Thomas Davis; 158 Battle of Beal-an-atha-Buidhe; Paddy Whack; William Drennan; 47 Battle of Gleann-da-Locha; —; M. J. M'Cann; 153 Battle of Limerick; Garryowen; Thomas Davis; 303 Bide your Time; Original; M. J. Barry; 102 Bishop of Ross; —; Dr. Madden; 305 Blind Mary; Blind Mary; Thomas Davis; 235 Boyhood's Years; —; Rev. C. Meehan; 83 Bride of Mallow; —; Thomas Davis; 136 Brothers, arise; —; G. S. Phillips; 76 Burial, The; —; Thomas Davis; 179 Cate of Araglen; An Cailin Ruadh; Denny Lane; 277 Cate of Ceann-mare; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 298 Cease to do evil, learn to do well; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 163 Celts and Saxons; —; Thomas Davis; 191 Clare's Dragoons; Viva la; Thomas Davis; 290 Come, fill every glass to o'erflowing; One Bumper at Parting; M. J. Barry; 42 Dalcais War Song; Fag an Bealach; M. J. M'Cann; 178 Day Dreamer; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 151 Dear Land; Original; Sliabh Cuilinn; 22 Devil may care; —; J. Keegan; 74 Dream of the future; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 174 Eibhlin a Ruin; —; Thomas Davis; 15 Eire a Ruin; Eibhlin a ruin; Sliabh Cuilinn; 127 Emmet's Death; —; —; 242 England's Ultimatum; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 199 Erin, our own little Isle; The Carabhat Jig; Fermoy; 14 Exterminator's Song; —; J. C. O'Callaghan; 183 Fag an Bealach; Original; Charles Gavan Duffy; 3 Fall of the leaves; —; Rev. C. Meehan; 295 Fate of King Dathi; —; Thomas Davis; 104 Father Mathew; —; —; 87 Fill high to-night; —; William Mulchinoeck; 165 Fireside; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 73 Fontenoy; —; Thomas Davis; 213 Gathering of the Nation; —; J. D. Frazer; 138 Geraldines; —; Thomas Davis; 141 Girl of Dunbuidhe; —; Thomas Davis; 60 Green above the Red; Irish Molly, O; Thomas Davis; 264 Green Flag; O'Connell's March; M. J. Barry; 250 Health, A; —; J. D. Frazer; 315 Highway for Freedom; Boyne Water; Clarence Mangan; 321 Hope deferred; Oh ! art thou gone, my Mary dear; Thomas Davis; 187 Hymn of Freedom; Original; M. J. Barry; 146 Innis Eoghain; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 110 Irish Arms' Bill; —; William Drennan; 24 Irish Catholic to his Protestant Brother; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 8 Irish War Song; The World's turned upside down; Edward Walsh; 30 Israelite Leader; —; A——; 253 Lament for Eibhlin O'Brin; —; —; 171 Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill; —; Thomas Davis; 5 Lament for the Milesians; Bruach na Carraige baine; Thomas Davis; 238 Lay Sermon; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 300 Lion and Serpent; —; R. D. Williams; 68 Lost Path; Gradh mo Chroidhe; Thomas Davis; 99 Love Song; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 61 Love's Longings; —; Thomas Davis; 255 Memory of the Dead; Original; —; 46 Men of the North; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 97 Mo Chraoibhin Aoibhinn aluin og; Chraoibhin Aoibhinn; Edward Walsh; 94 Mullaghmaist; —; R. D. Williams; 65 Munster; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 241 Munster War Song; And doth not a Meeting; R. D. Williams; 194 Muster of the North; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 26 My Grave; —; Thomas Davis; 38 My Land; —; Thomas Davis; 219 Nation once again; Original; Thomas Davis; 274 Nationality; —; Thomas Davis; 166 Nation's First Number; Rory O'More; Clarence Mangan; 39 Native Swords; Boyne Water; Thomas Davis; 34 New Year's Song; Original; D. F. M'Carthy; 190 O'Connell; —; Astrea; 10 O'Domhnall abu; —; M. J. M'Cann; 118 Oh! for a Steed!; Original; Thomas Davis; 210 Oh! the Marriage; The Swaggering Jig; Thomas Davis; 222 Oh, had I the wings of a Bird; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 116 O'Neill's Vow; —; Michael Doheny; 57 Orange and Green will carry the day; Protestant Boys; Thomas Davis; 318 Orphan Child; —; —; 130 O'Sullivan's Return; —; Thomas Davis; 78 Our Course; Original; J. D. Frazer; 286 Our Hopes; Original; Sliabh Cuilinn; 234 Our Own Again; —; Thomas Davis; 310 Ourselves Alone; Original; Sliabh Cuilinn; 64 Paddies Evermore; Paddies Evermore; Sliabh Cuilinn; 114 Past and Present; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 320 Patience; —; Spartacus; 263 Patriot Brave; —; R. D. Williams; 293 Patriot's Haunts; —; William Mulchinoeck; 313 Peasant Girls; —; —; 149 Penal Days; Wheelwright; Thomas Davis; 198 Pillar Towers of Ireland; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 279 Place where Man should die; —; M. J. Barry; 223 Pretty Girl milking her Cow; Cailin dhas cruiteadhna m-bo; M. J. Barry; 292 Price of Freedom; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 108 Rally for Ireland; Original; Thomas Davis; 125 Recruiting Song of the Irish Brigade; White Cockade; Maurice O'Connell, M.P.; 258 Resistance; —; M. J. Barry; 239 Right Road; —; Thomas Davis; 120 Saint Lawrence's Address to the Irish Chieftains; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 225 Saxon Shilling; —; K. T. Buggy; 58 Slaves' Bill; —; William Drennan; 135 Song for July the 12th, 1843; Boyne Water; J. D. Frazer; 35 Song of '44; Alley Croker; M. J. Barry; 89 Song of the Poor; —; —; 275 Song of the Volunteers of 1782; Boyne Water; Thomas Davis; 36 Songs of the Nation; —; Edward Walsh; 159 Sonnet; —; E. N. Shannon; 11 Sonnets; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 103 St. Patrick's Day; St. Patrick's Day; M. J. Barry; 259 Stand together; —; Beta; 18 Steady; —; R. D. Williams; 55 Step together; Original; M. J. Barry; 262 Sweet and Sad; —; Thomas Davis; 265 Sword, The; Original; M. J. Barry; 170 Thirtieth of May; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 201 Tipperary; Original; Thomas Davis; 86 Tone's Grave; —; Thomas Davis; 129 Traveller's Testimony; Nora Creina; Theta; 91 True Irish King; —; Thomas Davis; 244 Tyrol and Ireland; The Dawning of the Day; Theta; 16 Union, The; —; Sliabh Cuilinn; 147 Up for the Green; The Wearing of the Green; Fermoy; 218 Victor's Burial; —; Thomas Davis; 283 Voice and Pen; —; D. F. M'Carthy; 211 Voice of Labour; —; Charles Gavan Duffy; 50 Vow of Tipperary; Tipperary; Thomas Davis; 159 War Song, A.D. 1597; Original; —; 313 Was it a Dream; Then in came the Miller; John O'Connell, M. P.; 95 Watch and Wait; Paddy will you now?; Charles Gavan Duffy; 285 Welcome; Buaicailin Buidhe; Thomas Davis; 270 West's asleep; Brink of the White Rocks; Thomas Davis; 72 Wexford Massacre; —; M. J. Barry; 23 What are Repealers; Gallant Tipperary O!; Edward Walsh; 140 What's my Thought like; —; John O'Connell, M. P.; 41 Who speaks or strikes; Fag an Bealach; D. F. M'Carthy; 251 Why, Gentles, why; Way, Soldiers, why; L. N. F.; 271 Wild Geese; Kitty O'Hara; M. J. Barry; 230 Google Books - full text available |
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16 Dec 08 - 04:00 PM (#2517147) Subject: Index: The School Song Book (McConathy, 1910) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The School Song Book Unison Songs and Part-Songs for General Singing Students' Edition – Vocal Parts Only by Osbourne McConathy (Boston: C. C. Birchard & Company, 1910) SUBJECT - COMPOSER - PAGE Abide with Me - Monk - 149 Ah! I Have Sighed to Rest Me - Verdi - 21 Alice, Where Art Thou? - Ascher - 77 All through the Night - Owen - 60 America - Carey - 120 American Hymn, The - Keller - 128 And We're All Nodding - Old Song - 88 Angel, The - Rubinstein - 102 Angels Ever Bright and Fair - Handel - 84 Annie Laurie - Scott - 112 Annie of Tharau - Silcher - 60 Anvil Chorus - Verdi - 32 Army, The - Jakobowski - 118 As Pants the Wearied Hart - Dykes - 151 At Pierrot's Door - French - 11 Auld Lang Syne - Scotch - 120 Austrian Hymn - Haydn - 137 Awake, My Soul - Handel - 140 Banks of Allan Water, The - Scotch - 79 Battle Cry of Freedom, The - Root - 119 Battle Hymn of the Republic, The - - 125 Bedouin Love Song - Pinsuti - 74 Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms - Old Irish - 32 Bell Doth Toll, The (Round) - - 22 Ben Bolt - Kneass - 28 Blacksmith, The - Mozart - 8 Blow, Ye Winds, Heigh-Ho! - Old English - 20 Bonnie Doon - Millar - 79 Broken Ring, The - Gluck - 89 But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own - Mendelssohn - 80 Butterfly Boat, A - Millocker - 17 Call to Battle - Verdi - 62 Campbells Are Coming, The - Scotch - 116 Cast Thy Burden - Mendelssohn - 25 Chorale - Wagner - 2 Christmas Hymn - Mendelssohn - 145 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - Shaw - 124 Come, Holy Spirit - Dykes - 150 Come, My Soul, Thou Must Be Waking - Haydn - 134 Come, Thou Almighty King - De Giardini - 135 Comin' thro' the Rye - Scotch - 94 Cradle Song - Schubert - 94 Dearest Spot, The - Wrighton - 126 Dedication - Franz - 2 Dennis - Nageli - 135 Dixie's Land - Emmett - 117 Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes - Old English - 63 Duke Street - Hatton - 141 Early to Bed (Round) - - 85 Easter - Faure - 85 Ecce Quam Bonum - - 38 Even Bravest Heart May Swell - Gounod - 40 Evening Prayer - Weber - 144 Fairy Waltz - Millocker - 101 Farewell, Summer - Flotow - 58 Farewell, The - Beethoven - 82 Father, Again to Thy Dear Name - Dykes - 150 Father, Hear the Prayer We Offer - Mozart - 144 Father, Whate'er of Earthly Bliss - Mason - 142 Flee as a Bird - Spanish - 28 Flow Gently, Sweet Afton - Spilman - 34 Football Game, The - Koschat - 42 From Ill Do Thou Defend Me - Bach - 14 Gipsies, The - Beethoven - 31 Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken - Haydn - 137 God Be with Us - Hatton - 141 Good-Night, Farewell - Kucken - 99 Graduation Farewell - Sullivan - 15 Guardian Angels - Schumann - 53 Hail to the Heroes - Verdi - 104 Hail, Columbia - Phyla - 123 Harp That Once through Tara's Halls, The - Irish - 7 Heart Bowed Down, The - Balfe - 89 Highland Cradle Song - Schumann - 92 Hiring Fair, The - Planquette - 38 Holy Night - Gruber - 148 Holy Spirit, Light Divine - Gottschalk - 146 Holy! 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Holy - Dykes - 152 Home to Our Mountains - Verdi - 24 Home, Sweet Home - Bishop - 94 How Can I Leave Thee - Folk Song - 121 How Gentle God's Commands - Nageli - 135 Huntsmen, The (Round) - - 13 Hymn of Peace - Beethoven - 103 I Hear the Soft Note - Sullivan - 68 I Would That My Love - Mendelssohn - 65 If with All Your Hearts - Mendelssohn - 9 In Old Madrid - Trotere - 6 In the Gloaming - Harrison - 99 Integer Vitae - Flemming - 151 Italia - Suppe - 26 Italian Hymn - De Giardini - 135 Jerusalem Above - Ward - 138 Jerusalem the Golden - Ewing - 139 Jingle Bells - - 112 Juanita - Spanish - 39 Kathleen Mavourneen - Crouch - 35 Killarney - Balfe - 95 King of Love My Shepherd Is, The - Dykes - 147 Largo - Handel - 95 Lass with the Delicate Air, The - Arne - 11 Last Night the Nightingale Woke Me - Kjerulf - 84 Last Rose of Summer, The - Irish - 69 Lead Us, Heavenly Father - Haydn - 148 Lead, Kindly Light - Dykes - 148 Let Me like a Soldier Fall - Wallace - 83 Life on the Ocean Wave, A - Russell - 33 Linden Tree, The - Schubert - 110 Long, Long Ago - Bayley - 73 Look Down from Heaven - Mendelssohn - 3 Lord Is My Shepherd, The - Smart - 86 Lord, Thy Glory - Beethoven - 136 Lord's Prayer, The - Tallis - 130 Loreley, The - Silcher - 100 Love's Old Sweet Song - Molloy - 10 Lullaby - Brahms - 7 Magnet and the Churn, The - Sullivan - 30 Marching through Georgia - Work - 130 Marseillaise Hymn - De Lisle - 132 Maryland, My Maryland - German - 126 Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground - Foster - 113 Memorial Day March - Chopin - 90 Men of Harlech - Welsh - 108 Merrily, Merrily (Round) - - 88 Minstrel Boy, The - Irish - 19 Minuet, The - Mozart - 52 Morning Song - Saint-Saens - 14 My Country, 'Tis of Thee - Carey - 120 My Mother's Eyes - Franz - 67 My Old Kentucky Home - Foster - 93 Nancy Lee - Adams - 74 National Game, The - Suppe - 70 Navy, The - Suppe - 80 Now the Day Is Over - Barnby - 147 Now to the Banquet We Press - Sullivan - 12 O Fair Dove! O Fond Dove - Gatty - 64 O Fly with Me - Mendelssohn - 84 O Hush Thee, My Babie - Sullivan - 4 O Paradise, O Paradise - Barnby - 152 O Who Will o'er the Downs So Free - De Pearsall - 78 O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast - Mendelssohn - 10 Oh, Charlie Is My Darling - Scotch - 22 Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful - Reading - 141 Oh, Italia, Beloved - Donizetti - 54 Oh, Worship the King - Haydn - 136 Old Folks at Home - Foster - 114 Old Hundred - - 134 On Billow Rocking - Planquette - 51 Onward, Christian Soldiers - Sullivan - 138 Our Patriot Fathers - Sullivan - 107 Out on the Deep - Lohr - 8 Over the Summer Sea - Verdi - 75 Pirate King, The - Sullivan - 18 Portuguese Hymn - Reading - 141 Praise the Lord - Saint-Saens - 18 Praise to God, Immortal Praise - Kocher - 143 Quilting Party, The - College Song - 114 Rise, Crowned with Light - Von Lwoff - 133 Robin Adair - Scotch - 7 Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep - Knight - 35 Roman War Hymn - Wagner - 72 Rosebud of the Wildwood - Schubert - 102 Round the Lord in Glory Seated - Cobb - 142 Russian Hymn - von Lwoff - 133 Santa Lucia - Italian - 61 Scenes That Are Brightest - Wallace - 82 Scotland's Burning (Round) - - 45 Send Out Thy Light - Gounod - 66 Shadows of the Evening Hours, The - Hiles - 153 Silent Heroes - Planquette - 100 Sir, Pray Be So Good (Round) - Purcell - 23 Sleep and Rest - Mozart - 87 Softly Now the Light of Day - Weber - 111 Soldiers' Chorus - Gounod - 96 Soldier's Farewell - Kinkel - 9 Song of Joy, A - Bononcini - 1 Speed Our Republic - Keller - 128 Star-Spangled Banner, The - Smith - 122 Swanee River - Foster - 114 Sweet and Low - Barnby - 110 Sweet Days, Farewell - Nessler - 59 Then You'll Remember Me - Balfe - 60 There's Music in the Air - College Song - 115 Three Blind Mice (Round) - - 107 Thy Way, Not Mine - Weber - 140 Torpedo and the Whale, The - Audran - 76 Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! - Root - 129 Warrior Bold, A - Adams - 39 Watch on the Rhine, The - Wilhelm - 127 Welcome, Sweet Spring - Rubinstein - 29 Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea, A - Old Song - 81 When the Foeman Bares His Steel - Sullivan - 46 When the Swallows Homeward Fly - Abt - 34 Who Is Sylvia? - Schubert - 61 Who Treads the Path of Duty - Mozart - 83 Yankee Doodle - Old Air - 131 Young Hopeful - Sullivan - 23 Google Books - full text available
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16 Dec 08 - 06:24 PM (#2517271) Subject: Index: Old Plantation Hymns (Barton, 1899) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Old Plantation Hymns A collection of hitherto unpublished melodies of the slave and the freedman, with historical and descriptive notes. By William Eleazar Barton (Boston: Lamson, Wolffe and Company, 1899) Anybody Here? - 21 Been Down into the Sea - 44 Before I'd Be a Slave - 25 Big Camp Meeting in the Promised Land - 29 Cold, Icy Hand - 8 Come Along - 13 Comfort in Heaven - 12 Crownd Him Lord of All - 29 Dem Charming Bells - 15 Dese Dry Bones of Mine - 11 Done Been Sanctified - 31 Don't You Want to Go - 31 Down by the River - 13 Down in the Valley to Pray - 4 Git on the Evening Train - 33 Goin' Over on de Uddah Side of Jordan - 5 Gone Along - 8 Gwine ter Jine de Band - 28 Hard to Rise Again - 11 Heaven Bells Ringin' in My Soul - 10 Heaven Bells Ringin', And I'm A-Goin' Home - 20 How Long, Watchman? - 36 Howdy, Howdy! - 4 I Don't Want You Go On and Leave Me - 23 I Want to Die A-Shouting - 12 I Want to Go Where Jesus Is - 13 I'll Be There - 19 I'm Goin' to Sing - 27 I'm Goin' to Walk with Jesus By Myself - 30 In That Great Day - 43 Jes' Gwine Ober in de Heabenlye Lan' - 42 Little David, Play on Your Harp - 26 Mighty Day - 20 Mighty Rocky Road - 6 Motherless Child - 18 New Born Again - 7 New Burying Ground - 35 Peter on the Sea - 40 Po' Me - 24 Pray On - 14 Rule Death in His Arms - 22 Sabbath Has No End - 37 Sinner, You Better Get Ready - 26 Soldier for Jesus - 27 Soldier of the Cross - 9 Soon in de Morning - 6 Stand on a Sea of Glass - 28 Stay in the Field - 27 Sweet Heaven - 10 Tell Bruddah Lijah - 5 The Christians' Hymn of the Crucifixion - 39 The Coffin to Bind Me Down - 22 The Old Ship of Zion - 23 The Winter Soon Be Over - 14 These Bones Gwineter Rise Again - 32 This World Is Not My Home - 9 Troubled in Mind - 24 Wake Up, Children - 13 Walk Jerusalem Jes' like John - 35 Walk through the Valley in Peace - 7 Wear a Starry Crown - 16 We're Some of the Praying People - 16 Were You There? - 40 When That General Roll Is Called - 29 When the Chariot Comes - 44 Who Dat Yandah? - 45 You Can't Cross Here - 32 Google Books - full text available
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16 Dec 08 - 08:47 PM (#2517372) Subject: Index: Slave Songs of the United States (Allen) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Slave Songs of the United States by William Francis Allen, Charles Pickard Ware, Lucy McKim Garrison (New York: A. Simpson & Co., 1867) Almost Over - 74 Archangel, Open the Door - 32 Aurore Bradaire - 110 Away Down in Sunbury - 99 Bell Da Ring - 34 Belle Layotte - 109 Blow Your Trumpet, Gabriel - 3 Bound to Go - 23 Brother Moses Gone - 49 Brother, Guide Me Home - 86 Build a House In Paradise - 29 Calinda - 111 Caroline - 111 Charleston Gals - 88 Children Do Linger - 51 Come Along, Moses - 104 Come Go with Me - 57 Don't Be Weary, Traveller - 75 Early in the Morning - 44 Every Hour in the Day - 58 Fare Ye Well - 47 Give Up the World - 27 Go in the Wilderness - 14 God Got Plenty o' Room - 106 Good News - 97 Good-Bye, Brother - 47 Good-Bye - 52 Gwine Follow - 18 Hail, Mary - 45 Hallelu, Hallelu - 50 Happy Morning - 10 Heave Away - 61 Heaven Bell A-Ring - 20 Hold Out to the End - 57 Hold Your Light - 10 Hun, Nigger, Run - 89 Hunting for a City - 18 Hunting for the Lord - 13 I and Satan Had a Race - 40 I Can't Stand the Fire - 42 I Can't Stay Behind - 6 I Don't Feel Weary - 70 I Hear from Heaven To-Day - 2 I Know When I'm Going Home - 30 I Saw the Beam in My Sister's Eye - 17 I Want to Die like-a Lazarus Die - 98 I Want to Go Home - 46 I Want to Join the Band - 95 I Wish I Been Dere - 29 I'm a Trouble in de Mind - 30 I'm Going Home - 84 I'm Gwine to Alabamy - 89 I'm in Trouble - 94 In the Mansions Above - 59 Jacob's Ladder - 96 Jehovah, Hallelujah - 2 Jesus on the Waterside - 28 Jesus, Won't You Come By-And-By? - 60 Jine 'Em - 21 John, John, of the Holy Order - 16 Join the Angel Band - 39 Jordan's Mills - 68 Just Now - 67 King Emanuel - 26 Lay This Body Down - 19 Lean on the Lord's Side - 100 Let God's Saints Come In - 76 Little Children, Then Won't You Be Glad? - 87 Lolotte - 112 Lord, Make Me More Patient - 52 Lord, Remember Me - 12 Many Thousand Go - 48 Meet, O Lord - 43 Michael Row the Boat Ashore - 23 Musieu Bainjo - 113 My Army Cross Over - 38 My Body Rock 'Long Fever - 33 My Father, How Long? - 93 No Man Can Hinder Me - 10 No More Rain Fall for Wet You - 46 Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Had - 55 Not Weary Yet - 12 O Brother, Don't Get Weary - 95 O Daniel - 94 O Shout Away - 71 O'er the Crossing - 73 On to Glory - 66 Poor Rosy - 7 Praise, Member - 4 Pray All de Member - 35 Pray On - 97 Rain Fall and Wet Becca Lawton - 21 Religion So Sweet - 13 Remon - 110 Rock o' Jubilee - 25 Rock o' My Soul - 73 Roll, Jordan, Roll - 1 Round the Corn, Sally - 68 Sabbath Has No End - 69 Sail, O Believer - 24 Satan's Camp A-Fire - 27 Shall I Die? - 41 Shock Along, John - 67 Shout On, Children - 60 Sinner Won't Die No More - 85 Some Valiant Soldier - 50 Stars Begin to Fall - 25 Tell My Jesus "Morning." - 15 Day of Judgment, The - 53 Gold Band, The - 83 Golden Altar, The - 77 Good Old Way, The - 84 Graveyard, The - 15 Heaven Bells, The - 79 Hypocrite and the Concubine, The - 70 Lonesome Valley, The - 5 Old Ship of Zion, The - 102 Resurrection Morn, The - 54 Sin-Sick Soul, The - 49 Social Band, The - 105 Trouble of the World, The - 8 White Marble Stone, The - 42 Winter, The - 78 There's a Meeting Here To-Night - 9 These Are All My Father's Children - 101 This Is the Trouble of the World - 99 Travel On - 31 Turn Sinner, Turn O - 36 Wai', Mr. Mackright - 43 Wake Up, Jacob - 65 We Will March thro' the Valley - 73 What a Trying Time - 74 When We Do Meet Again - 41 Who Is on the Lord's Side? - 56 Wrestle On, Jacob - 4 You Must Be Pure and Holy - 107 Google Books - full text available |
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16 Dec 08 - 09:05 PM (#2517384) Subject: Index: Allan's Lone Star Ballads From: Q (Frank Staplin) Google Books - limited preview available Dec 2008 ALLAN'S LONE STAR BALLADS A Collection of Southern Patriotic Songs Made During Confederate Times. Compiled and Revised by Francis D. Allan Burt Franklin NY 1874, reprinted 1970. A Confederate Officer to His Lady Love A Life on the Vicksburg Hills All Quiet along the Potomac Tonight The Old Texian's Appeal Arise! Ye Sons of Free-born Sires At Galveston, Texas Awake to Arms! in Texas The Black Flag Banks Skedaddle Bayou City Guards' Dixie Bayou City Guards Song in the Chickahominy Swamp Baylor's Partisan Rangers Bonnie Blue Flag, The Boys, Keep Your Powder Dry Brass-Mounted Army, The Campaign Ballad Captain with His Whiskers, The Chivalrous C. S. A. Confederate Oath, The Countersign, The Conquered Banner, The Darlings at Home, The Davis Guards, To the De Cotton down in Dixie Do They Miss Me in the Trenches Duty and Defiance Dying Soldier Boy, The Few Days Fifth Texas Regiment, Song of the Flag of the Southland Fold it Up Carefully Fort Pillow, At Fourth Texas Cavalry, the Capture of 17 of Co. H Galveston, Battle of Galveston, Bomb, and Battles of Galveston, Burial of Tough Beef Galveston, The Horse-Marines at Galveston, Recapture of Gay and Happy God Bless Our Southern Land Green, General Tom Green, Major-General Tom, to the Beloved Memory of Hard Times Here's Your Mule Hood's Old Brigade Hood's Texas Brigade Hour Before Execution, The I'm Going Home to Dixie Imogen I'm Thinking of the Soldier Johnston, Albert Sydney, Gen. Johnston, Albert Sydney, Death of Johnston, Albert Sydney, Funeral of Johnston, Albert Sydney, Grave of Johnston's Name, To Joseph Bowers Ladies to the Hospital Lee at the Wilderness Lee at Battle of the Wilderness Leave it, Ah, No- The Land is our Own Lone Star Banner of the Free Lone Star Flag Lone Texas Star, The Lubbock, Col. Thos. S. To the Memory of Magruder, Johnny B. Magruder, Maj. Gen., Acrostic on Magruder, To the War-Chief Mansfield Run Maryland, My Maryland Martyr of Alexandria, The Martyrs of Texas, The McCullough, Ben. He Fell at his Post Missouri: A Voice from the South Morgan's War Song Mother, is the Battle Over? My Noble Warrior, Come My Southern Land Navasota Volunteers, The Niblett's Bluff, The Icy Road to Officers of Dixie, The Officer's Funeral, The O He's Nothing but a Soldier O Here's to the Soldier so Gay Old Jim Ford O No, He'll not need them again On to the Battle Ostermann, Mrs. Rosanna Our Boys are Gone Our Glorious Flag Over the (Mississippi) River Over the River Pass Cavallo, Soldier's Song of Price's (Gen.) Appeal Private Maguire Ranger's Farewell, The Ranger's Lay Rangers, Song of the Texas Rangers, The Frontier Ranger, The Texas Rangers, The Texas Rebel Prisoner, The Rebel Toasts; or Drink it Down Richmond on the James, or the Dying Texas Soldier Boy Rum Raid at Velasco, The Run, Yanks, or Die Sabine Pass Sabine Pass Fight, True Irish Valor Santa Fé Volunteer, The Second Texians, The Gallant Sentinel's Dream of Home, The Seventh Regt. Texas Cavalry, Comp. A Sherman, Lt. Sidney A., In Memoriam Shiloh Shiloh, The Drummer Boy of Shiloh Hill, The Battle of Short Rations; or the Corn-fed Army Soldier's Amen Soldier's Death Soldier's Dear Old Home, The Soldier's Farewell, The Soldier's Lament Soldier's Suit of Gray Soldier's Sweet Home, The Song of the "Bloody Seven" at Camp Chase, Ohio Southern Captive, The Southern Flag, The Southern Girl's Homespun Dress Southern Marseillaise Southern Sentiment Southern Wagon, The Southrons, Hear Your Country Call You Southron's Chant of Defiance Stonewall Jackson's Way Sweethearts and the War Take Me Home; or, The Sunny South Terry, Col. B. F. Terry, Col. B. F. In Memoriam Terry, To Captain Dave Terry's texas Rangers Texas and Virginia Texas Land Texas Marseillaise Texas Sentinel in Virginia Texas Soldier Boy, The Texians to Arms Texian Appeal, The Texians, To Your Banners Fly That Bugler; or the Up-i-dee Song The Expected Texas Invasion The Girl I left Behind Me The South; or I Love Thee More The Yankee Joke in Texas There's Life in the Old Land Yet Thornton, Maj. W. L., Monody on Three Cheers for Our Jack Morgan 'Tis Midnight in the Southern Sky Tramp, Tramp, Tramp True to the Gray Twentieth Regiment, Co. K Vicksburg, Bombardment of Virginia Volunteer; or it is My Country's Call War-Shirkers, The Wearing of the Gray We Know that We Were Rebels We Left Him on the Field When this Cruel War is Over When Will the War be Over? Where Are You Going, Abe Lincoln? Who Will Care for Mother Now? Woman's Prayer Yankee President, The Young Dodger vs. Old Croaker Google Books - limited preview available Dec 2008 |
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17 Dec 08 - 12:24 PM (#2517958) Subject: Index: Harmonic Primer (Ripley & Tapper, 1903) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Natural Music Course [series title?] Harmonic Primer by Frederic Herbert Ripley and Thomas Tapper (New York: American Book Company, 1903) PAGE - TITLE - POET OR SOURCE - COMPOSER OR SOURCE 125 - AMERICA - S. F. Smith - Henry Carey (?) 124 - AUTUMN - H. Kletke - 112 - BEE, THE - - Amalie Felthensal 68 - BESIDE THE SEA - Robert Louis Stevenson - 8 - BIRD SONG, A - - 101 - BIRD'S SONG, A - - 120 - BUNNY RABBIT - - Carl Reinecke 59 - BUSY BEE - - 6 - BY-LO - Nursery Rhyme - 71 - CHILD'S PRAYER, A - - Joseph Haydn 73 - CORN SONG, THE - J. G. Whittier - 85 - DAY IS BRIGHT AND SUNNY, THE - A. J. Foxwell - C. A. Kern 34 - DAY'S LESSONS, THE - - 87 - DING DONG! - - 121 - DOWN BY A SHINING WATER WELL - Robert Louis Stevenson - Newton E. Swift 88 - EARLY COWSLIP, AN - Mrs. Alexander - Lady Arthur Hill 100 - EVENING - - 6 - FAIRY BOWER - - 104 - FIRE STORIES - - Emma Mundella 65 - FLOWER GIRLS, THE - Emma Mundella - 7 - GO TO SLEEP, DOLLY - S. L. F - S. L. F. 89 - GOD OUR FATHER LOVES US WELL - - Franz Mair 30 - GOD'S CARE - - 97 - GYPSYING IN THE WOODS - - Amalie Felthensal 76 - HIDE AND SEEK - - 83 - HOLLY - - 74 - HUNTSMAN, THE - - J. Brahms 53 - I SAW A SHIP A-SAILING - - 82 - IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR - - Traditional Air 78 - JOURNEYING - Emma Mundella - 89 - LADYBIRD - - 47 - LAMBKIN, THE - - 67 - LEAVES HAVE A PARTY, THE - - 117 - LITTLE DROP OF DEW - - 123 - LITTLE MAY - - 109 - LITTLE THINGS - - Rossetter G. Cole 66 - LITTLE WHITE LILY - George MacDonald - 51 - MARCHING - Emma Mundella - Emma Mundella 80 - MAY SONG - - 40 - MOON, THE - - 57 - MORNING HYMN - Thomas Parnell - 91 - MY FATHER, HEAR MY PRAYER - - C. Hutchinson Lewis 113 - NORTH WIND DOTH BLOW, THE - Nursery Rhyme - 58 - ON FOREIGN LANDS - Robert Louis Stevenson - 30 - ON THE WING - - 107 - OVER YONDER - - 84 - PAT-A-CAKE - - 6 - PLEASANT THINGS - - 126 - PRAISE THE LORD - Bishop Richard Mant - Joseph Haydn 1 - PUSSY WILLOWS - - F. J. St. John 44 - PUZZLE SONG - - A. Struth 62 - RIVER SONG, A - Emma Mundella - 31 - RULE TO LIVE BY, A - - 27 - SEA SONG, A - - 5 - SEPTEMBER - H. H. Jackson - 93 - SHADES OF NIGHT ARE FALLING, THE - - F. Garth 26 - SING A SONG - - 110 - SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE - Nursery Rhyme - 124 - SING, SING, LILY BELLS RING - - F. J. St. John 48 - SLEEP SONG - - 99 - SNOWFLAKES - - Frederic H. Cowen 87 - SONG OF AUTUMN, A - - 36 - SONG OF THANKS, A - - 27 - SONG OF WORK, A - - 62 - SPRING SONG - - 42 - STORY OF CHILDREN, A - - 8 - SWING, THE - Robert Louis Stevenson - 45 - TAILORS AND THE SNAIL, THE - - 32 - TO LONDON TOWN - - 46 - TOP SPINNING - - 79 - VIOLET, THE - Jane Taylor - 75 - WHEN THE CHILDREN FALL ASLEEP - - Amalie Felthensal 33 - WIND, THE - - 43 - WONDERFUL MAN, A - - 122 - WRENS AND ROBINS - Christina Rossetti - Mary Carmichael |
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18 Dec 08 - 09:53 PM (#2519465) Subject: Index: Songs of Scotland (Pittman, Brown, Mackay) From: Jim Dixon Google Book Search - full text available. The Songs of Scotland A collection of one hundred and ninety songs The music edited by Josiah Pittman and Colin Brown The poetry edited (with notes) by Dr. Charles Mackay (London: Boosey & Co., 1877). NAME OF SONG - THE POETRY BY - PAGE Ae fond kiss, and then we sever - Burns - 22 Afton Water - Burns - 139 Allister Macallister - James Hogg - 111 And oh! for ane-and-twenty, Tam! - Burns - 194 And ye shall walk in silk attire (English version) - Miss Blamire - 64 And ye shall walk in silk attire (Scotch version) - Miss Blamire - 66 Annie Laurie - Anonymous - 4 Auld Joe Nicholson's bonnie Nannie - James Hogg - 201 Auld lang syne - Burns - 108 Auld Rob Morris - Burns - 51 Auld Robin Gray - Lady Ann Lindsay - 36 Auld Robin Gray (old melody) - Lady Ann Lindsay - 38 Awa', Whigs, awa' - - 151 Aye wakin', O! - Anonymous - 203 Barbara Allan - Anonymous - 219 Bide ye yet - Anonymous - 102 Birks of Aberfeldy (the) - Burns - 63 Birks of Invermay (the) - D. Mallet - 145 Blude red rose at Yule may blaw (the) - Burns - 210 Blue bells of Scotland (the) - Anonymous - 29 Blue bonnets over the border - Sir Walter Scott - 17 Blythe, blythe and merry was she - - 179 Boatie rows (the) (Weel may the boatie row) - Ewen - 41 Bonnie brier-bush (the) - Anonymous - 169 Bonnie brier-bush (the) - Charles Mackay - 170 Bonnie Dundee - Sir Walter Scott - 1 Bonnie house o' Airlie (the) - Anonymous - 133 Bonnie Jean - Burns - 177 Bonnie laddie, Highland laddie - C. Walker - 202 Bonnie wee thing - Burns - 121 Braes aboon Bonaw (the) - W. Gilfillan - 218 Braes of Balquhidder (the) - Tannahill - 80 Braes of Yarrow (the) - Hamilton - 114 Braw, braw Lads - Burns - 48 Broom o' the Cowdenknowes (the) - - 137 Bush aboon Traquair (the) - W. Crawford - 115 Ca' the ewes to the Knowes - Burns - 150 Caller Herrin' - Lady Nairne - 18 Cam' ye by Athol - James Hogg - 176 Campbells are comin' (the) - - 16 Cauld Kail in Aberdeen - Duke of Gordon - 116 Charlie is my Darling - Anonymous - 54 Come o'er the stream, Charlie - James Hogg - 196 Come under my plaidie - Burns - 126 Corn rigs are bonnie - Burns - 212 Corn rigs are bonnie - Charles Mackay - 214 Craigie-burn Wood - Burns - 106 Dainty Davie - Burns - 192 Deil's awa wi' the exciseman (the) - - 58 Deuks dang ow're my daddie (the) - - 104 Duncan Gray - Burns - 45 Ewe-bughts (the) - Anonymous - 62 Ewie wi' the crooked horn (the) - Rev. J. Skinner - 124 Farewell thou fair day - Burns - 178 Farewell to Lochaber - Allan Ramsay - 52 Flowers o' the Forest (the) - Mrs. Cockburn - 96 For lack of gold - Austin - 200 Gae bring to me a pint o' wine - Burns - 182 Get up and bar the door - Anonymous - 15 Gilderoy - Anonymous (1650) - 148 Gin a body meet a body (Comin' thro' the rye) - Anonymous - 128 Gloomy winter's now awa' - Tannahill - 98 Good night, and joy be wi' ye a' - Boswell - 74 Green grow the rashes, O - Burns - 42 Here awa', there awa' (Wandering Willie) - Burns - 8 Here's a health to ane I lo'e dear - Burns - 197 He's owre the hills - Anonymous - 156 Hey, Johnnie Cope - Anonymous - 109 Highland lad my love was born (a) - Burns - 33 Highland Mary - Burns - 81 Highland Watch (the) - - 204 Huntingtower; or When ye gang awa', Jamie - - 5 I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen - Burns - 181 I hae laid a herrin' in saut - James Tytler - 86 I lo'e na a laddie but ane - Hector Macneil - 132 I'm owre young to marry yet - Anonymous - 117 In the garb of old Gaul - Erskine - 56 Jenny's bawbee - Sir Alexander Boswell - 191 Jessie, the Flower o' Dumblane - Tannahill - 2 Jock o' Hazeldean - Sir Walter Scott - 9 John Anderson, my Jo - Burns - 72 John Grumlie - Anonymous - 216 John of Badenyon - Rev. J. Skinner - 146 Kelvin Grove - Lyle - 161 Kind Robin lo'es me - - 136 Laird o' Cockpen (the) - Lady Nairne - 162 Lament of Flora Macdonald (the) - - 164 Land o' the Leal (the) - Lady Nairne - 10 Lass o' Gowrie (the) - Lady Nairne - 34 Lass o' Patie's Mill (the) - Allan Ramsay - 118 Lassie wi' the lint-white locks - Burns - 123 Last May a braw wooer - Burns - 93 Last time I came o'er the muir (the) - Allan Ramsay - 222 Lea-rig (the) - Burns - 154 Leezie Lindsay - Anonymous - 152 Lewie Gordon - Geddes - 138 Lily of the Vale is sweet (the) - - 171 Logan Water - Mayne - 89 Logie o' Buchan - G. Halket - 14 Lord Gregory - Anonymous - 60 Lord Ronald - - 172 Loudon's bonnie woods and braes - Tannahill - 185 Lowlands o' Holland (the) - Anonymous - 163 Maggie Lauder - Semple - 84 Maid of Glenconnel (the) - - 199 Maid of Islay (the) - - 107 Man's a man for a' that (a) - Burns - 44 Mary Morison - Burns - 55 Mary's dream - J. Lowe - 166 Merry may the keel row - James Hogg - 187 Muirland Willie - - 155 My ain fireside - Hamilton - 78 My ain kind dearie, O - Anonymous - 220 My ain kind dearie, O - Burns - 221 My boy Tammie - Hector Macneil - 143 My heart is sair for somebody - Burns - 70 My heart's in the Highlands - Burns - 75 My jo Janet - Burns - 223 My love is like a red red rose - Burns - 43 My love she's but a lassie yet - James Hogg - 23 My love's in Germanie - Anonymous - 173 My mither's aye glowerin' owre me - Allan Ramsay - 190 My Nannie, O - Burns - 99 My Nannie's awa' - Burns - 193 My only joe and dearie - - 167 My tocher's the jewel - Burns - 105 My wife has ta'en the gee - Anonymous - 188 My wife's a winsome wee thing - Burns - 92 O' a' the airts the win' can blaw - Burns - 82 O dinna think, bonnie lassie - Anonymous - 140 O Nannie, wilt thou gang wi' me? - Percy - 24 O Puirtith cauld - Burns - 85 O, love will venture in - Burns - 73 O, saw ye bonnie Lesley? - Burns - 50 O, saw ye my wee thing? - Hector Macneil - 100 O, speed, Lord Nithsdale - - 195 O, this is no my ain lassie - Burns - 153 O, true love is a bonnie flower - - 122 O, wae's me for Prince Charlie! - W. Glen - 159 O, waly, waly up the bank - Anonymous - 49 O, wha is she that lo'es me? - Burns - 206 O, whistle and I'll come to you, my lad - Burns - 26 O, Willie brew'd a peck o' maut - Burns - 205 O'er the muir amang the heather - Jean Glover - 125 Oh wert thou in the cauld blast - Burns - 130 Oh! hush thee, my baby - Sir Walter Scott - 184 Oh, open the door - - 158 Pibroch of Donuil Dhu - Sir Walter Scott - 47 Piper of Dundee (the) - - 6 Polly Stewart - Burns - 149 Robin Adair (English version) - Burns - 90 Robin Adair (Scotch and Irish version) - Burns - 91 Rosebud by my early walk (a) - Burns - 211 Roslin Castle - Hewitt - 46 Roy's wife of Aldivalloch - Mrs. Grant - 30 Saw ye Johnnie comin'? - Anonymous - 68 Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled! - Burns - 28 She's fair and fause - Burns - 103 Smile again, my bonnie lassie - - 119 Soldier's return (the) - Burns - 120 Tak' your auld cloak aboot ye - Anonymous - 79 Tam Glen - Burns - 131 There was a lad was born in Kyle - Burns - 94 There'll never be peace till Jamie comes hame - Burns - 76 There's nae luck about the house - Mickle - 12 Thou hast left me ever, Jamie - Burns - 69 Tullochgorum - Rev. J. Skinner - 208 Turn again, thou fair Eliza - Burns - 87 Twa bonnie maidens - James Hogg - 39 Up in the morning early - J. Hamilton - 157 Waefu' heart (the) - Miss Blamire - 32 Wae's me for Prince Charlie - W. Glen - 35 Weary pund o' tow (the) - Anonymous - 135 Wee, wee German lairdie (the) - - 129 Weel may the keel row - - 186 Welcome, Royal Charlie - - 174 We're a' noddin' - Anonymous - 180 Wha wadna fecht for Charlie? - - 168 Wha'll be King but Charlie? - Anonymous - 189 What ails this heart o' mine? - Miss Blamire - 207 What's a' the steer, kimmer? - Anonymous - 71 When the king comes owre the water - Lady Keith - 113 When the kye come hame - James Hogg - 198 Where are the joys? - Burns - 142 Whistle o'er the lave o't - Burns - 95 Wilt thou be my dearie? - Anonymous - 160 Winter it is past (the) - - 67 Within a mile of Edinburgh Town - T. D'Urfey - 11 Woo'd and married and a' - Joanna Baillie - 134 Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon - Burns - 144 Year that's awa' (the) - - 77 Yellow-hair'd laddie (the) - Allan Ramsay - 88 |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:49 PM (#2519498) Subject: Index: Beadle's Dime Song Book No. 6 From: Q (Frank Staplin) BEADLE'S DIME SONG BOOK NO. 6 A Collection of New and Popular Comic and Sentimental Songs 1860, Irwin P. Beadle & Co., NY; Applewood Books reprint. Annie Lisle Beautiful World Be Kind to the Loved Ones Bobbin' Around Bonnie Dundee Courting in Connecticut Dearest Mae Dear Mother, I'll Come Again Ella Ree [Rhee?] Fairy Dell Far, Far Upon the Sea Gentle Hallie Gentle Nettie Moore Happy Are We Tonight Hattie Lee He Doeth All Things Well I Can Not Call Her Mother I'll Paddle My Own Canoe I'm Standing by Thy Grave, Mother Is It Anybody's Business? Jane O'Malley Jenny Lane Joanna Snow Johnny Sands Lilly Dale Little More Cider Lulu My Darling Pride Marion Lee Meet Me by the Running Brook Minnie Clyde Not for Gold Not Married Yet Oh, Carry Me Home to Die Oh! Silber Shining Moon Oh! Spare the Old Homestead Oh! Homestead Ossian's Serenade Over the River Riding on a Rail Sailor Boy's Last Dream "Say Yes, Pussy" Spirit Voice of Belle Brandon Squire Jones's Daughter The Bloom Is on the Rye The Blue Juniata The Carrier Dove The Child's Wish The Cottage of My Mother The Female Auctioneer The Irish Jaunting Car The Lords of Creation Shall Women Obey The Maniac The May Queen The Merry Sleigh-Ride The Miller's Maid The Modern Belle The Mountaineer's Farewell The Old Mountain Tree The Strawberry Girl The Snow Storm The Song My Mother Used to Sing Three Grains of Corn Washington's Grave What Is Home Without a Sister? Where Are the Friends? Why Chime the Bells so Merrily? Why Don't the Men Propose? Will Nobody Marry Me? Young Recruit |
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19 Dec 08 - 10:26 AM (#2519803) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection 3 (McCaskey From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 3. Two Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside. Selected by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1885) Abide with Me - H. F. Lyte - 63 Adieu, My Native Land - Labitzky - 54 Adieu, 'Tis Love's Last Greeting - F. Schubert - 112 After Many Roving Years - Chas. E. Horn - 175 Ah! for Wings to Soar - Jullien - 13 Ah! I Have Sighed to Rest Me - G. Verdi - 72 Ah! So Pure, Ah! So Bright - Von Flotow - 128 Alice, Where Art Thou? - J. Ascher - 87 American Cradle Song - Lullaby - 67 Angry Words - Anonymous - 64 Ask Me Not Why - Chas. Jefferys - 81 Auld Robin Gray - Anne Lindsay - 69 Austrian National Hymn - Joseph Haydn - 142 Awake, My Soul, and with the Sun - Round - 45 Baby, Sleep! Shadows Creep - T. T. Barker - 53 Baloo, Baloo, My Wee, Wee Thing - Lullaby - 10 Be Kind to the Loved Ones - I. B. Woodbury - 14 Beautiful Faces - David Swing - 53 Beautiful Sea - E. Ransford - 37 Bees Are All Humming - Thos. Cooke - 130 Bells of Shandon - Francis Mahony - 22 Billy Boy - Anonymous - 135 Bird of the Forest - George Linley - 45 Birdie in the Cradle - Franz Abt - 25 Birds Sleeping Gently, The - W. Guernsey - 87 Blanche Alpen, Song of - Stephen Glover - 16 Blest Symbol of Blest Name - Geo. W. Cloak - 77 Blue Juniata, The - M. D. Sullivan - 56 Boatman's Return, The - M. J. Sporle - 159 Bonnie Hills of Heather - A. F. Harrison - 124 Bonnie Lad and Gentle Lassie - Scotch - 109 Braes o' Balquither - R. A. Smith - 94 Break, Break, Break - Alfred Tennyson - 74 Breeze from Home, The - German Air - 55 Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin - R. Wagner - 11 Bride Bells, The - J. L. Roeckel - 84 Bridge, The - M. Lindsay - 146 Brightest and Best - Reginald Heber - 21 Brightly Glows the Morning Star - Mercadante - 151 Caller Herrin' - Lady Nairne - 26 Carol, Brothers, Carol - W. A. Muhlenberg - 57 Cheerily the Bugle Sounds - J. H. Hewitt - 165 Cherish Kindly Feelings - Anonymous - 127 Child of the Regiment, The - G. Donizetti - 81 Chime Again, Beautiful Bells - H. R. Bishop - 44 Christ Is Born of Maiden Fair - Gauntlet - 51 Christmas Bells Are Sounding Clear - Carol - 33 Come Back, Sweet May - W. A. Mozart - 110 Come to the Home of Boyhood's Love - Bellini - 158 Come to the Sparkling Fountain - Anonymous - 117 Come Where Flowers Are Flinging - Von Flotow - 50 Come, My Gallant Soldier, Come - H. R. Bishop - 107 Come, Swell the Strain - Charles Jarvis - 27 Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Robinson - 148 Cradle Song of Soldier's Wife - T. T. Barker - 53 Cradle Songs - - 10, 20, 53, 66, 67, 89, 115 Departed, The - James Hine - 63 Der Rose Sendung - F. H. Himmel - 17 Die Is Cast, The: "Pestel" - J. R. Ling - 105 Do They Miss Me at Home? - S. M. Grannis - 34 Dollar or Two, A - Anonymous - 173 Down the Stream So Cheerily - Bohemian Air - 137 Dream On - German Air - 13 Eiapopeia, My Baby, Sleep On - Lullaby - 115 Evening Hymn - F. Mendelssohn - 41 Fading, Still Fading - Portuguese - 62 Faintly Flow, Thou Falling River - J. G. Percival - 113 Faithfu' Johnnie - L. Beethoven - 82 Far, Far upon the Sea - Henry Russell - 98 Farewell to Lochaber - Allen Ramsay - 119 Flag of Our Union Forever, The - Geo. P. Morris - 12 Floating on the Wind - Stephen Glover - 166 Full and Harmonious - Anonymous - 174 German Cradle Song - Old Lullaby - 67 German Watchman's Song - I. Heffernan - 40 Give Me Jesus - Slave Hymn - 65 Go Where Glory Waits Thee - M. W. Balfe - 93 God Is Present Everywhere - G. F. Handel - 21 God Preserve Our Franz, the Kaiser - J. Haydn - 142 God Save Our Glorious Czar - Alexis Lvoff - 143 God Shall Charge His Angel Legions - - 33 Going Home: "Heimgang!" - Scotch Air - 118 Golden Sun, The - J. Strauss - 157 Good "Three Bells", The - Charles Jarvis - 27 Good Night and Good Morning - Anonymous - 113 Guided by Us, Thrice Happy Pair - R. Wagner - 11 Hail and Farewell - Mrs. C. Barnard - 171 Hail! Evening Bright - Marie Antoinette - 126 Hail! Thou Glorious Scion - Christmas Hymn - 61 Happy Bayadere - N. C. Bochsa - 160 Happy Greeting to All - Anonymous - 156 Hark! Ye Neighbors - I. Heffernan - 40 Hero's Serenade, The - Charles Jarvis - 154 Homeward Bound - J. W. Dadmun - 30 How Long a Day Appears - Jane Taylor - 75 Hundred Years to Come, A - W. C. Brown - 116 Hungarian Cradle Song - Lullaby - 89 Hymn Tunes—Webb, 21; Theodora, 21; Trust, 33; Creation, 38; Scotland, 39; Dundee, 41; Donne, 42; Weber, 43; Baxter, 43; Berlin, 63; Amsterdam, 75; Balerma, 75; Sicilian Mariners' Hymn, 76; Hamburg, 77; Mercy, 125; Nuremburg, 143; Nettleton, 148. I Am Content - S. H. Sainton - 123 I Cannot Sing the Old Songs - Mrs. C. Barnard - 8 I Have Come from the Mountains - J. C. Baker - 134 I Have Roamed over Mountain - W. B. Bradbury - 100 I Heard the Wee Bird Singing - George Linley - 71 I Lo'ed Ne'er a Laddie But Ane - Scotch - 49 I Love It, I Love It - Eliza Cook - 162 I Love the Summer Time - Anonymous - 111 I Stood on the Bridge at Midnight - M. Lindsay - 146 I Wait, My Love, I Wait for Thee - H. Wert - 70 In Happy Moments - W. V. Wallace - 144 Isle of Beauty - Thos. H. Bailey - 170 It Is Better to Laugh Than Be Sighing - Donizetti - 103 Italian Cradle Song - G. DaSandtis - 20 I've Found a Joy in Sorrow - Jane Crewdson - 140 Jack and Jill - J. W. Elliott - 19 Jenny Lind's Good-Night - H. Wert - 70 Jock o' Hazeldean - Sir Walter Scott - 86 Jolly Jester, The - Old Ditty - 127 Joseph Baxter Is My Name - Arthur Lloyd - 132 Joy in Sorrow - I. D. Sankey - 140 Kathleen Aroon - Franz Abt - 24 Kitty Tyrrell - C. W. Glover - 108 Larboard Watch - T. Williams - 58 Lark Sings Loud, The - Egli - 47 Last Greeting - Franz Schubert - 112 Leaves around Me Falling, The - Greek Air - 149 Let Us Sing Merrily - Anonymous - 135 Life on the Ocean Wave, A - Epes Sargent - 35 List to the Convent Bells - John Blockley - 15 List, 'Tis Music Stealing - John Blockley - 15 Listen to the Water-Mill - Louis Diehl - 95 Little by Little the Day Goes By - C. Barnard - 36 Little Maggie May - C. Blamphin - 153 Lochaber No More - Allen Ramsay - 119 Lord, Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing - W. Shirley - 76 Lord, Forever at Thy Side - J. Montgomery - 43 Loud Strike the Sounding Strings - Beethoven - 129 Love at Home - J. H. McNaughton - 5 Love Smiles No More - Ahistrom - 109 Love's Ritornella - J. R. Planche - 172 Maid Elsie Roams by Lane and Lea - Roeckel - 84 Maid of Llangollen - Welsh Air - 55 Maister, The - Joseph Teenan - 47 Maple, from Leafy Wildwood - R. M. Streeter - 102 Merrily, Merrily Sing - Anonymous - 111 Merry Swiss Boy, The - Swiss Air - 28 Miller's Daughter, The - Bohemian Air - 137 Moon Is Beaming o'er the Lake, The - John Blockley - 29 Mother, Are There Angels Dwelling? - Glover - 68 Mountain Bugle, The - J. H. Hewitt - 165 Mountaineer's Farewell - Jesse Hutchinson - 134 Musical Alphabet - Anonymous - 159 My Mother Dear - Samuel Lover - 167 My Own Native Land - W. B. Bradbury - 100 Nicodemus, the Slave, Was of African Birth - - 176 Noontide Ray, The - Auber - 85 North German Cradle Song - Lullaby - 89 Not for Joseph - Arthur Lloyd - 132 O Dear Sixpence, I've Got Sixpence - Ditty - 127 O Hush Thee, My Baby - Sir Walter Scott - 66 O Take Her, But Be Faithful Still - S. Nelson - 145 Ocean Has Its Silent Caves, The - E. L. White - 80 Oft in Danger, Oft in Woe - H. K. White - 149 Oh, Why Left I My Hame? - R. Gilfillan - 52 Old Arm Chair, The - Eliza Cook - 162 Old Granite State, The - J. Hutchinson - 134 Old House at Home - I. B. Woodbury - 83 On the Fount of Life Eternal - Damiani - 32 Over the Dark Blue Sea - Swiss Air - 106 Over the Stars There Is Rest - Franz Abt - 7 Over the Summer Sea - G. Verdi - 18 Paddle Your Own Canoe - H. Clifton - 91 Parting Song at Graduation - Mrs. Barnard - 171 Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief, A - J. Montgomery - 42 Postilion, The - Franz Abt - 90 Prince Charming - J. L. Roeckel - 122 Rain upon the Roof - G. Clifford - 163 Rest for the Weary - W. McDonald - 101 River Lee, The - Francis Mahony - 22 Rock-a-Bye, Baby, in the Tree-Top - R. J. Burdette - 67 Rose That All Are Praising, The - E. J. Loder - 136 Row, Row, Homeward We Steer - M. J. Sporle - 159 Russian National Hymn - Alexis Lvoff - 143 Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name - J. Ellerton - 41 Saviour, Source of Every Blessing - R. Robinson - 61 Say, What Shall My Song Be To-Night? - Knight - 23 Scotch Cradle Song - Old Lullaby - 10 Serenade of Don Pasquale - G. Donizetti - 114 Since I've Known a Saviour's Name - C. Wesley - 75 Sky Lark, The - Round - 157 Sleep, Baby, Sleep - German - 89 Sleep, Gentle Mother - G. Verdi - 168 Sleep, My Baby, Sleep - G. DaSandtis - 20 Softly Now the Light of Day - L. M. Gottschalk - 125 Soldier's Tear, The - Alexander Lee - 6 Song of Arbor Day - S. J. Pettings - 139 Song of Blanche Alpen - Stephen Glover - 16 Song of the Daisy - C. W. Glover - 92 Song of the Maple - R. M. Streeter - 102 Songs of Praise - J. Montgomery - 143 Spacious Firmament on High, The - J. Haydn - 38 Spring-Time of the Year, The - J. R. Planche - 9 Starlight Is Streaming - "Siege of Rochelle" - 120 Strike the Cymbal - Pucitta - 141 Summer Is Coming - Thos. Cooke - 130 Sweet Evenings Come and Go - George Eliot - 125 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - Slave Hymn - 65 Swiss Girl, The - Ignatz Moschelles - 138 Switzer Boy, The - Swiss Air - 19 Switzer's Farewell, The - G. Linley - 88 Tea in the Arbor - J. Beuler - 96 They Grew in Beauty Side by Side - F. Hemans - 60 Thou Art the Way - G. Franc - 41 Three Bells - Charles Jarvis - 27 Through the Wood - Chas. E. Horn - 104 Thy Way, Not Mine, O Lord - H. Bonar - 43 To Alexis I Send Thee - F. H. Himmel - 17 Touch Not the Cup - Jas. H. Aikman - 78 Upon the Height I Stood - Folk-Song - 161 Vacant Chair, The - Geo. F. Root - 131 Vive Le Roi - M. W. Balfe - 99 Voice of Free Grace, The - J. Clark - 39 Wake, Happy Children, in the Dewy Morn - - 117 Wake, Nicodemus - Henry C. Work - 176 Waking or Sleeping - J. V. Blake - 117 Wanderer's Farewell - German Folk Song - 121 Watchman, Tell Us of the Night - John Bowring - 31 Water-Mill, The - Louis Diehl - 95 We Have Come with Joyful Greeting - Pettings - 139 We Roam Through Forest Shades - - 150 Wha'll Buy Caller Herrin'? - Neil Gow - 26 What's A' the Steer, Kimmer? - Alexander Lee - 133 When Other Friends Are Round Thee - Morris - 169 When the Humid Showers Gather - C. Kinney - 163 When the Leaves Are Turning Brown - Crampton - 97 When the Morn o'er the Mountain Glows - - 138 When up the Mountain Climbing - Swiss Air - 79 Where Are Those Dreamers Now? - N. Barker - 60 Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid? - Nathan - 46 Where the Lilacs Threw Their Shade - Conway - 122 Whichever Way the Wind Doth Blow - C. A. Mason - 152 White Sand and Gray Sand - Round - 45 Who'll Buy My Posies? - Round - 157 Whose Sins Have Pardon Gained - Lowell Mason - 77 Why Left I My Hame? - Robt. Gilfillan - 52 Why Weep Ye by the Tide, Ladye? - Scott - 86 Wild Roved an Indian Girl - M. D. Sullivan - 56 Will You Go, Lassie, Go? - Robt. Tannahill - 94 Within a Mile of Edinboro - James Hook - 48 Woodman, Spare That Tree - Geo. P. Morris - 73 Yankee Doodle - National Air - 164 Yes, the Die Is Cast - J. W. Kalliwoda - 105 |
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19 Dec 08 - 12:22 PM (#2519926) Subject: Index: Songs of Britain (Kidson & Shaw, 1913) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs of Britain A Collection of One Hundred English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish National Songs selected and edited by Frank Kidson and Martin Shaw the Tunes Newly Arranged with Accompaniments for Pianoforte by Martin Shaw. (New York: Boosey & Co., 1913) INDEX OF TITLES AND FIRST LINES A Frog he would a-wooing go - 72 Adieu, my loved harp - 172 Admiral Benbow - 60 Agincourt Song - 6 Although his back be at the wa' - 118 All in a garden green - 42 Among our ancient mountains - 198 Arrah, darling, my heart you're alarming - 186 As beautiful Kitty - 182 As I was a-driving my waggon - 70 As I was a-walking one morning in May - 168 As Mars and Minerva - 88 Barbara Allan - 126 Blackbird, The - 154 Blind Harper, The - 100 Bonnie Brier Bush, The - 138 Braes o' Balquhidder, The - 136 Broom of Cowdenknowes, The - 40 By this fountain's flow'ry side - 174 Chapter of Kings, The - 164 Chirk Castle - 114 Come o'er the sea - 192 Come o'er the stream, Charlie - 160 Dear Harp of Erin - 191 Dimpled Cheek, The - 92 Elfin Fairies, The - 184 Emigrant, The - 166 Ere around the huge Oak - 80 Far, far from my country - 170 Farewell to Glen Shalloch - 140 Fine old English Gentleman, The - 66 Flowers of the heath, The - 116 Fortune, my foe - 14 From Valley and Wood - 74 Gee ho, Dobbin - 70 General Monk's March - 102 Girl I left behind me, The - 86 God bless the Prince of Wales - 198 God save the King - 200 Good morrow, Gossip Joan - 62 Gossip Joan - 62 Great Caesar - 76 Great Meat Pie, The - 46 Green Bushes, The - 168 Here's his health in water - 118 I'd be a butterfly - 90 I have house and land in Kent - 44 I live not where I love - 56 I'll sing you a good old song - 66 I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hill - 86 I'm wearin' awa', Jean - 130 In days of ancient story - 114 In Sherwood lived stout Robin Hood - 20 Inspired Bard, The - 108 In yon garden - 41 It was a blind beggar - 28 It was a' for our rightfu' King - 152 It was in and about the Mart'mas Time - 126 I've coasted round old England - 58 I've no sheep on the mountains - 106 Jenny Jones - 94 Jenny's Mantle - 98 John Anderson, my Jo - 57 Jolly Ploughboy, The - 82 Jolly Waggoner, The - 68 Kate, the Primrose-Girl - 74 Kitty of Coleraine - 182 Land o' the Leal, The - 130 Legend of Sir Guy of Warwick, The - 30 Let gay ones and great - 78 Lewie Gordon - 162 Logie o' Buchan - 146 Loosen your sword - 102 Lord Willoughby - 34 Loth to depart - 100 Love me little, love me long - 49 Lovesick Frog, The - 72 Maid of Llanwellyn, The - 106 Mary Ambree - 36 Megan's Daughter - 104 Molly, my dear - 176 My bonny cuckoo - 195 My dog and my gun - 78 My little pretty one - 9 My name's Edward Morgan - 94 Nature's holiday - 174 Near Woodstock Town - 26 Now bar the door - 108 Oft in the stilly night - 150 Oh! we sail'd to Virginia - 60 Oh, where's the slave - 180 Oh while I live I'll ne'er forget - 166 Old Farmer's Song, The - 188 O Logie o' Buchan - 146 O Mistress mine - 8 Once on a morning of sweet recreation - 154 O send Lewie Gordon hame - 162 O the Broom, the bonny, bonny Broom - 40 O there's mony a gate - 84 Our King went forth to Normandy - 6 O waly, waly - 124 O whistle, an' I'll come to you, my lad - 134 Oxfordshire Tragedy, The - 26 Peaceful flows the winding river - 56 Peaceful slumb'ring on the ocean - 79 Pibroch of Donuil Dhu - 142 Portsmouth - 58 Pretty Bessie - 28 Pretty girl milking her cow, The - 186 Rich and rare were the gems she wore - 178 Robin Hood - 20 Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne - 24 Row dow dow; or The Drum - 76 Sere form of frail beauty - 96 Shepherd's absence, The - 110 Sir Eglamore - 32 Sumer is icumen in - 2 Sweet Kate - 16 Sweetheart Gate, The - 84 The Daughter of Megan - 104 The fifteenth day of July - 34 The harvest is o'er - 176 The Laird o' Cockpen - 144 The news frae Moidart - 158 The Romans in England - 164 The Sun rises bright in France - 120 The sweet rosy morning - 64 The Violet and the Primrose too - 116 There grows a bonny brier bush - 138 There was a brisk young ploughboy - 82 Thou canst not hit it, my good man - 48 Though better minstrels far than I - 100 Tho' the last glimpse of Erin - 196 Though your strangeness frets my heart - 18 To all you ladies now at land - 54 To carry the milking-pail - 50 Under the rose - 88 Was ever knight for lady's sake - 30 We fairy elves in mossy dells - 184 Wha'll be King but Charlie - 158 What Booker doth prognosticate - 52 What have I done that my Mary should fly me - 92 When bidden to the wake or fair - 132 When captains courageous - 36 When Daphne did from Phoebus fly - 10 When first I went a-waggoning - 68 When shaws are sheen - 24 When the King shall enjoy his own again - 52 When Winter's fairly left the land - 188 Where is my Owen? - 110 While history's muse - 122 Will ye go, Lassie, go to the Braes o' Balquhidder - 136 Will ye go to Sheriffmuir - 156 Will you come out to gather the freshly blown roses - 98 Wilt thou be my dearie? - 148 Withered Leaf, The - 96 With my flock as walked I - 12 Ye nymphs and sylvan gods - 50 You've heard of the wondrous crocodile - 46 |
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19 Dec 08 - 01:37 PM (#2520000) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Q (Frank Staplin) The Franklin Square collection No. 1, (copyright 1881) for 1898 is quite different from No. 3 of 1885. I will post. Anyone have No. 2? Did the contents of each 'number' change through the printings? |
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21 Dec 08 - 12:47 PM (#2521490) Subject: Index: Wesleyan Song Book (Harrington, Price, 1901 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Wesleyan Song Book by Karl Pomeroy Harrington and Carl Fowler Price (Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Medical Association, 1901) INDEX OF TITLES. A Cheer and a Song 71 Alma Mater's Praise 7 Amici 68 Baseball Song 13 Boating Song 57 Boyle's Law 10 Campus Rally 83 Campus Song 25 Cannon Song 86 Chapel Steps 81 Climbing College Hill 47 College Row 56 Come, Raise the Song 5 Come, Sons of Alma Mater 66 Dedication Hymn 94 Die Lorelei 91 Drink to me only with thine eyes 44 Evening Campus Song 30 Farewell Song 104 Forward, Every Man 73 Gas 48 Gather, Dear Brother 92 Greeting Glee 62 Hail, Wesleyana 45 Here's a Health to Wesleyan 102 Here's a Health to Wesleyana 85 Here's to our Prexie 60 Here's to Wesleyan 26 Here's to You 50 Hip! Hip! Hooray 67 Hymn 94 Hymn to Wesleyan 31 In Praise of Wesleyan 35 It was Moonlight 73 Johnny Schmöker 98 J. Wesley Song 23 Lady May 54 Lauriger Horatius 46 Let the Merry Chorus Sound 93 Levee Song 28 Long Live Alma Mater 12 Medley No. 1 14 Medley No. 2 74 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 36 My Little Rooster 24 My Sweetheart Muscatelle 13 Old Eli's Sons 68 Old N. С 100 On the Road to Mandalay 20 Our Banner 61 Parting Song 95 Power of Song 6 Secrets 51 Song Memories 82 Stars of the Summer Night 32 Starvation 84 Susie 72 Tarpaulin Jacket 103 The Fairy 93 The Fence and the Faculty 33 The Much-colored Maid 52 The Old College 43 The Owl and the Pussy Cat 88 The Pretty Little Too-Ral-oo-Ral-a 63 The Red and Black 70 These Four Years Together 97 Tom-Big-Bee River 101 Two Hands 87 University Song 8 Walk-Around Song 31 Wesleyan Maiden 84 Wesleyan's Drinking Song 96 Where, О Where 54 Whoop 'er Up 67 Yodel Song 27 INDEX OF FIRST LINES. A catbird sat on a mulberry spray 63 Beside a noble river's tide 8 By the old Mulmein pagoda 20 College row its long vigil 56 Come, raise the song 5 Come, sons of Alma Mater 66 Drink to me only with thine eyes 44 Facing on the campus green 100 Gather, dear brother 92 Glad hour of song, we hail thee 6 Hail to thee ! Hail to thee ! 12 Hail, Wesleyana, a chorus of praise 26 Hail, Wesleyana, our loved college home 45 Here at the pleasant twilight hour 81 Here at the pleasant (Medley) 74 Here on the broad old campus green 71 Here's a health to Wesleyan, For our 102 Here's a health to Wesleyana, Alma 85 Here's to you 50 Horatius Flaccus, he boasted of Bacchus 96 Ich weiss nicht was soll es bedeuten 91 I have a rooster, my rooster loves me 24 I know a maid of ways sedate 34 In moonlight reposing 25 In songs of praises and good cheer 31 In Wesleyan's praise to-night 14 I once did know a girl named Grace 28 I saw her first one wintry day 93 It was evening in the parlor 48 It was moonlight 73 I went to see my Susie 72 Johnny Schmöker, Johnny Schmöker 98 Last night I held a little hand 87 Lauriger Horatius 46 Let purple pennants' royal hue 70 Like a dream that passeth fleetly 104 Like the slowly setting sun 95 Missis Winslow ! Missis Winslow ! 36 My Susie's a brilliant-hued 52 My sweetheart lives beneath the stairs 13 Now that the days are mellow 30 O, Alma Mater, hale and strong 35 Of old, in classic land 94 O, here's to our Prexie 60 O, it was beautiful 13 Old college, standing 'mid thy green 43 Old Eli's sons may proudly boast 68 On high our glorious banner 61 On Rigi's top at dawn of day 27 On Tom-Big-Bee River 101 On vine-clad walls the sunlight falls 82 О Rose, climb up to her window 51 Our strong band shall ne'er be broken 68 O Wesleyana, crown'd with praise 7 Shout, let the merry chorus sound 93 Since the good old days 86 Stars of the summer night 32 Starvation swore a feud. 84 The faculty sat on the campus fence 33 The law by which a gas 10 The Lord, our God, alone is strong 94 The moonlight falls on Wesleyan's walls 47 Then, it's hip, hip, hooray 67 Then, whoop 'er up 67 The owl and the pussy-cat 88 There is an ancient faculty 83 There lived a lad of low degree 54 There's a snug little college 23 These four years together 97 To-night, we cheer 65 We are the stuff 31 Welcome with song and magic glee 62 We praise the gallant Spartans 73 We sing the song of the boat and oar 57 Where, О where 54 Wrap me up in my tarpaulin jacket 103 |
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22 Dec 08 - 01:05 AM (#2521936) Subject: Index: Abridged Academy Song-book (Levermore, 1915 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Abridged Academy Song-Book For Use in Schools and Colleges By Charles H. Levermore, Ph.D. Revised Edition (Boston: Ginn and Company, 1918) Abide with Me - Monk - 260 Above the Mountains - - 85 Addison - - 270 Adelphi School Song - Reddall - 60 Adeste Fideles - Reading - 252 Aladdin - - 145 Alford - - 247 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name - - 259 All Saints - - 276 Alleluia - Lowe - 233 Alma Mater - - 73 America - Henry Carey - 1 America the Beautiful - Ward - 36 Amherst Song - - 80 Amici - - 73 Angel of Peace - - 52 Angel Voices Ever Singing - Sullivan - 264 Annie Laurie - - 155 Arbor Day Song - Oliver - 297 Army Hymn - Oliver - 39 Art Thou Weary (Two Versions) - Bullinger. Hopkins. - 277 As Pants the Wearied Hart - Mendelssohn - 260 As Shadows Cast by Cloud and Sun - Cutler - 276 Aspiration - Dykes - 261 At Twilight - - 213 Auld Lang Syne - - 127 Aurelia - - 250 Avon - V. C. T. - 271 Battle Hymn of the Republic - - 50 Battle Prayer - Körner - 194 Baxter - Burnap - 248 Bear a Lily in Thy Hand - - 133 Behold the Sabre - Offenbach - 215 Beside the Mill - Gluck - 161 Bird Let Loose, The - - 259 Bird Song, The - Herron - 238 Blue Bells of Scotland - - 31 Blushing Maple Tree, The - McCaskey - 240 Boat Song - - 154 Bonnie Dundee - - 15 Bowdoin Song - - 75 Breathe on Me, Breath of God - - 273 Brief Life Is Here Our Portion - Herron - 262 British National Anthem - - 12 Byron Lay Dreaming - Harrow Song. J. F. - 120 Campbells Are Coming, The - - 14 Canadian Boat Song - - 157 Chapel, The - Kreutzer - 170 Chorus of Pilgrims - Wagner - 290 Christian Flag, The - Woodman - 292 Christian, Dost Thou See Them? - Dykes - 288 Christmas Fanfare and Carol - - 228 Christmas Time Is Come Again - - 258 Christmas Tree, The - - 234 Christus Victor - Sullivan - 272 Church's One Foundation, The - Wesley - 250 Clover So White - - 194 Come, Thou Almighty King - - 265 Come, Ye Disconsolate - - 238 Consolation - Mendelssohn, Arr - 260 Corn Song - - 187 Coronae - Monk - 267 Coronation - Miles Lane - 258 Cradle Song - Taubert - 140 Crown the Saviour - Monk - 267 Crusader's Hymn - Willis - 261 Cuckoo, The - Hullah - 206 Dannebrog, The - Bay - 38 Dear Lord, I Thank Thee - Maker - 242 Dearest Spot on Earth, The - - 126 Dennis - Nägeli - 265 Devotion - - 259 Divine Pilot, The - Redhead - 257 Down the Hill - Harrow Song. J. F. - 88 Draw the Sword, Scotland - - 13 Ducker - Harrow Song - 70 Dulce Domum - Reading - 98 Dundee - - 278 Eli Yale - - 62 Ellacombe - - 252 Eton Boating Song - - 108 Evening Bells - - 81 Evening Song - - 197 Evening Song (Gaelic) - - 69 Eventide - Monk - 28 Faintly Flow, Thou Falling River - - 156 Fair Harvard - - 57 Fairest Lord Jesus - - 251 Faith - Rossini - 33 Farewell - - 111 Farewell Song - - 91 Farewell to the Forest - Mendelssohn - 164 Farewell, O Joyous, Sunny Grove - Esser - 149 Father, I Scarcely Dare to Pray - - 263 Fire of Home - Worster - 191 First Violets, The - Bellini - 145 Fishermen's Chorus - Auber - 199 Five Hundred Faces - Harrow Song - 121 Flag of the Free - - 9 Flemming - - 253 Flower Song - Oliver - 220 Football Song - Harrow - 96 For Thee, O Dear, Dear Country - Herron - 249, 286 Forsaken - Koschat - 86 Freedom's Flag - Geibel - 28 Gaudeamus - - 72 Glad Light Illumes This Day - Brown - 255 Gladly Now We Hail Ye - Bellini - 185 Gloria Patri - Greatorex - 279 Glorious Fourth, The - - 46 Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken - Rossini - 236 God Bless Our Native Land - - 1 God of the Nations - Verdi - 182 God Save America - Lvoff - 27 God Speed the Right - - 10 God the All Powerful! Thou Who Ordainest - - 27 God the Lord a King Remaineth - - 247 God, My King, Thy Might Confessing - Dykes - 262 God's Will and Love - Troyte - 279 Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes - - 134 Good Night, Farewell - - 168 Good-Night - - 138 Good-Night - Perkins - 200 Graduation Song - - 114 Graduation Song - Davenant - 56 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - - 156 Hail Columbia - - 4 Hail to Our Flag - - 52 Hail! Thou Long-Expected Jesus - Conkey - 243 Hark, Hark, My Soul - Roe - 254 Hark, Hark, the Lark - Schubert - 174 Hark, the Herald Angels Sing - Mendelssohn - 257 Harrow Marches Onward - - 102 He Giveth His Beloved Sleep - - 224 Help It On - - 116 Holy God, We Praise Thy Name - - 273 Holy, Holy, Holy - Dykes - 253 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord - Spohr - 273 Home Land, The - - 35 Home They Brought Her Warrior - Macfarren - 139 Home, Sweet Home - Bishop - 125 How Can I Leave Thee - - 193 How Gentle God's Commands - Nägeli - 265 Hunter's Farewell - Mendelssohn - 160 Huntsman, The - - 82 Huntsman, The - - 82 Huntsman's Chorus - Von Weber - 203 Hursley - Monk - 266 Hymn for Airmen - Oliver - 39 Hymn of the Fishermen's Children - Herald - 132 Hymn of the Marseillaise - - 20—21 Hymn of the Toilers - - 193 Hymn to Music - - 146 I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say (Two Versions) - Dykes. Wild. - 284-285 I Know a Bank - Horn - 166 I Worship Thee, Sweet Will of Cod - - 275 I Would That My Love - Mendelssohn - 128 In Heavenly Love Abiding - - 274 In Heavenly Love Abiding - Bensel - 270 In Meadow and in Garden - Oliver - 286 In the Days of Old - - 123 In the Hour of Trial - - 288 In the Secret of His Presence - Oliver - 287 Innisfail - - 18 Integer Vitae - Flemming - 74 Integer Vitae (Latin Words) - - 75 Into the Woods My Master Went - - 235 Isle of Beauty - Bayly - 148 It Came upon the Midnight Clear - Willis - 242 Italian Hymn - Giardini - 265 Jerusalem the Golden - Ewing - 246 Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me - Redhead - 257 Jewett - - 251 John Anderson, My Jo - Watson - 198 Joy! Joy! Freedom To-Day - - 189 Keller's American Hymn - - 52 Killarney - Balfe - 172 King's Highway, The - Molloy - 142 Krambambuli - - 63 Land of Memory - - 75 Last Prayer, A - - 263 Lauriger Horatius (Latin and English Words) - - 68 Lead Us, Heavenly Father - Gounod - 264 Lead, Kindly Light - Dykes, 266. Peace - 285 Leaving the Nest - Reddall - 83 Let Erin Remember the Days of Old - Balfe - 34 Let Glory Be to God on High - Dykes - 268 Litany Hymn - - 274 Litoria - - 64 Little Tin Soldier - Molloy - 162 Little While, A - Herron - 241 London Bridge - Molloy - 176 Lone Fishball, The (Two Versions) - - 112-113 Lord God of Hosts, Whose Mighty Hand - - 45 Lord of Every Land and Nation - - 233 Lord, in This Thy Mercy's Day - Monk - 223 Lord, with Glowing Heart - Flotow - 245 Loreley, The - - 67 Love Divine, All Love Excelling - Roe - 244 Low-Backed Car, The - - 150 Lullaby - Sullivan - 152 Lullaby, A - - 152 Lutzow's Wild Hunt - Von Weber - 212 Lux Benigna - Dykes - 266 Magali - - 158 Maid of Athens - Allen - 84 Man's a Man for A' That, A - Burns - 171 Maple Leaf Forever, The - Muir - 37 March o' the Cameron Men - - 19 Marlborough - Sullivan - 269 Marseillaise, Hymn of The - - 20 Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground - - 190 May Song - - 154 Melita - Dykes - 268 Mellow Horn, The - Jones - 216 Men of Harlech - - 16 Mendelssohn - - 257 Mermaid, The - - 90 Merry, Merry Christmas Bells - Oliver - 224 Miller of the Dee - - 150 Mountains, The - - 55 My Faith Looks Up to Thee - Mason - 269 My God, My Father, While I Stray - - 279 My Heart's in the Highlands - - 25 My Jesus, as Thou Wilt - Von Weber - 251 My Native Land - - 48 Nassau, Old - - 124 National Song of Holland - - 47 Native Land - - 211 Nazareth - Gounod - 226 Nearer, My God, to Thee - Sullivan - 278 Nearer, My God, to Thee, - Herron - 256 'Neath the Elms - - 53 New "Hail Columbia" - - 5 Nicaea - - 253 Night, The - Schubert - 179 Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen - - 135 O Beautiful for Spacious Skies - - 36 O Come, All Ye Faithful - Reading - 252 O Come, Emmanuel - - 244 O God of Earth and Altar - Smart - 49 O God, Our Help - - 278 O Jesu, Thou Art Standing - Knecht - 248 O Lord of Hosts! Almighty King - - 39 O Paradise - Barnby - 267 O Sacred Head, Once Wounded - - 276 O Sometimes Gleams upon Our Sight - - 33 O, for the Peace That Floweth as a River - - 241 October - Harrow Song. J. F. - 76 Oh, Could Our Thoughts and Wishes Fly - - 259 Old Familiar Place, The - Glover - 130 Old Glory - - 42 Old Rosin the Bow - - 175 Olivet - L. Mason - 269 On to the Field - Bellini - 165 One Grand Sweet Song - King - 217 Onward, Christian Soldiers - Sullivan - 272 Onward, Ever Onward - Farmer - 144 Orange and the Black, The - - 54 Our Native Land - - 30 Our Native Song - - 7 Our Own Dear Land - - 44 Over the Mountain Wave - White - 196 Palms, The - Faure - 230 Partant pour la Syrie - - 22-23 Parting Hymn - Hopkins - 245 Passion Chorale - Bach - 276 Peace on Earth - Donizetti - 237 People's Prayer, The - - 45 Pilgrim Chorus - Wagner - 290 Praise of Song - Maurer - 204 Praise to God, Immortal Praise - Elvey - 249 Praise Ye the Father - Flemming - 253 Prayer for Peace - - 27 Processional March Song - - 41 Questions and Answers - - 112 Ranz Des Vaches - - 40 Rathbun - - 243 Red, White, and Blue - - 6 Regent Square - - 247 Rejoice To-Day - Southwick - 225 Rise, Crowned with Light - Oliver - 289 Robin Adair - - 130 Rock of Ages - Dykes - 223 Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep - - 214 Round the Lord in Glory Seated - Oliver - 294 Rounds (Six Selections) - Oliver - 298 Rousseau's Hymn - Rousseau - 271 Sailing - Marts - 186 Saint Joles - Harrow Song - 115 Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise - - 245 Saviour, Blessed Saviour - Dykes - 261 Saviour, Source of Every Blessing - - 148 Saviour, When in Dust to Thee - - 274 School of Jolly Boys - - 106 Schoolhouse and the Flag - Southwick - 105 Scots Wha Hae wi' Wallace Bled - - 24 Send Down Thy Truth, O God - - 273 Seymour - - 246 Shadows of the Evening Hours - Bensel - 268 Ship of State - - 29 Silent Night - Barnby - 222 Silent Night - Haydn - 254 Sing Tangent, Co-Tangent - - 80 Sing, O Children, Sing with Gladness - F. R. - 231 Sion - Rodney - 227 Skaters' Song - Schumann - 209 Sleep, Baby, Sleep - - 137 Slumber Song - - 192 Soft, Soft Music Is Stealing - - 143 Softly Now the Light of Day - Weber - 246 Soldiers' Chorus - Gounod - 180 Soldiers' Farewell - Kinkel - 200 Song of Parting - Mendelssohn - 169 Song of the Free - - 3 Songs Revealing - - 197 Source of Song - Harrow Song. J. F. - 93 Sow Not in Sorrow - Nägeli - 110 Spacious Firmament on High, The - - 270 Speed Away - Woodbury - 202 Spinning Song - Reinecke - 210 St. George's Chapel - - 249 St. Oswald - Dykes - 262 Stars and Stripes, The - - 51 Stars Are Fading - Marzials - 173 Stars of the Summer Night - - 71 Star-Spangled Banner - - 2 Still, Still with Thee - Sullivan - 269 Storm, The - Hullah - 140 Students' Way - - 116 Sun Is Bright, The - Von Weber - 134 Sun of My Soul - Monk - 266 Sun Smiles in Beauty, The - - 163 Swedish National Air - - 17 Sweet and Low - Barnby - 219 Sweet Roses That Wither - - 178 Sweet Will of God - - 275 Swing, Cradle, Swing - Cooper - 204 Sword Song - - 26 Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand - Dykes - 247 Tenting To-Night - - 8 There's Music in the Air - - 69 There's Nothing Bright Above, Below - V.C.T. - 271 Those Endearing Young Charms - - 57 Thou Grace Divine, Encircling All - - 278 Thou, Whose Almighty Word - Giardini - 265 Thou'rt Like Unto a Flower - Rubinstein - 136 Three Cheers for the Olden Time - - 188 Three Kings of Orient - - 126 Thy Land - F. Reichardt - 32 Thy Way, Not Mine, O Lord - Burnap - 248 Tippecanoe and Tyler Too - Ross - 10 To Thee, My God, My Saviour - - 252 To-Day and To-Morrow - Beethoven - 131 Trees and the Master, The - McCaskey - 235 Truth - - 208 Two Empires - - 12 Ubi Bene, Ibi Patria - - 61 Underneath the Briny Sea - Harrow Song - 78 Up the Hills - Rossini - 137 Upidee - - 58-59 Vale - Barnby - 117 Valedictory - King - 67 Vesper Hymn - - 195 Vive Le Capitaine John - - 122 Voice of the Bell - Harrow Song - 103 Wait for the Wagon - Buckley - 184 Wake! and Tune Your Youthful Voices - Southwick - 232 Wake, Freshmen, Wake - - 92 Wander Song - - 100 Wanderer, The - - 87 Warren's Address - - 24 Watchman, Tell Us of the Night - Mason - 243 We March, We March (Two Versions) - Oliver. Barnby - 280-282 We Plough the Fields - - 250 Weary of Earth - Langran - 293 Wentworth - Maker - 242 Weston - - 244 What Means This Glory Round Our Feet - - 237 What Need Have I - - 207 When All the World Is Young - Barnard - 152 When I Survey the Wondrous Cross - - 271 When on the World's First Harvest Day - - 240 When the Mists Have Rolled in Splendor - - 271 When the Weary Seeking Rest - Stainer - 283 Where Is the True Man's Fatherland - - 32 Where Would I Be - Zöllner - 210 Whichever Way the Wind Doth Blow - Mason - 188 While Shepherds Watched - Methfessel - 275 Wild Rose, The - Werner - 138 Wild Rosebud, The - Schubert - 129 Willis - - 242 Willow the King - Harrow Song - 119 Winchester School Song - Reading - 98 Winter Is Over and Gone at Last, The - - 238 World Is Very Evil, The - Herron - 263 Zephyr of Nightfall - - 147 |
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22 Dec 08 - 08:00 AM (#2522114) Subject: Index: 140 Folk-songs (Davidson & Surette, 1922) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Concord Series, No. 7 140 Folk-Songs With piano accompaniment "Rote Songs" for Grades I, II and III Compiled and Edited for Use in School and Home By Dr. Archibald T. Davison & Thomas Whitney Surette New and Revised Edition (Boston: E. C. Schirmer Music Co., 1922) INDEX Adeste fideles Ah! vous dirai-je, maman All through the night Alphabet, The America Apple-tree House, The April Vacation Au clair de la lune Auld Lang Syne Autumn Song Bells, The Bobbie Shaftoe Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella Butterflies Caterpillar! Caterpillar! Chickadee, The Christmas Day Christmas Eve Cock-a-doodle-doo! Columbus Day Come, Thou Almighty King Country Farmer's Son, The Cradle Song Cuckoo, The Dame Tartine Dancing in the Orchard Early One Morning Echo Song Elves' Dance, The En passant par la Lorraine Evacuation Day Evening on the River Evening Song, An Farmer, The First Noel, The Flag going by, The For Patriot's Day Fourth of July, The Frog he would a-wooing go, A Giroflé, girofla God, our Loving Father Golden Boat, The Good King Wenceslas Good Pierrot Happy New Year! Hark! the Summons Harp that once, The Holiday, The Home, Sweet Home How should I your true love know? How wondrous and great I had a little sail-boat I saw three ships If I were a bird If I were an Elfin In Heavenly Love Abiding In May In Memoriam In the Firelight It Snows in the Night Jack-in-the-pulpit Journey of the Leaves, The La Bergère La Bonne Aventure La Petit Chasseur Ladybird Lamps of Night, The Le Furet du Bois Joli Le Pont d'Avignon Le Roi d'Yvetot Light-house, The Lincoln's Birthday Little Boy and the Sheep, The Little Dustman, The Little Ship, The Loch Lomond Lords and Ladies Lorelei, The Lullaby Mail-box, The Meeting of the Waters, The Memorial Day Merry Sportsman, The Merry-go-round, The Moon Song Morning Morning Song My Garden of Flowers My Old Kentucky Home My Playmate My Pony New Year's Day Night in the Woods, A Nightingale, The November Nut-tree, The Oh, come, all ye faithful Old Folks at Home, The Old King Cole Old Man, The Old Woman and the Peddler, The On a Frosty Morning On a Summer Day On Easter Day Once, long ago Our Country Picnic on the Grass, A Pine Tree Swing, The Pine Tree, The Planting a Garden Playing Ball on the Stairs Pony Ride, The Ramène tes moutons Reveille Riding on the Elevated Robin, The Robin-a-Thrush Sailing Song, A Santa Claus Semons la salade Shadow, The Shepherdess, The Shining Wires Shower, The Silent Night Sleep, baby, sleep Sleigh-Ride, The Slumber Song Song for Sailors and Soldiers, A Song of Bread, A Song of Praise Song of Ships, A Song of the Sea-gull Sparrow's Nest, The St. Valentine's Day Strawberry Girl, The Sunset in the City Swallows, The Swing Song Tall Clock, The Thanksgiving Day Tirra-lirra-lirra Tremp'ton pain, Marie Trolley Ride, The Valentines Washington's Birthday What Child is this? When Fields are White Where are you going to? Who are you? Wild Rose, The Wind, The Winds and the Shadows, The Winter Winter, Good-bye! Winter's Past |
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22 Dec 08 - 09:49 AM (#2522174) Subject: Index: Father Kemp's Old Folks' Concert Tunes From: cetmst FATHER KEMP'S OLD FOLKS' CONCERT TUNES Newly Revised and Greatly Enlarged Boston, Oliver Ditson Company, 1889 Old Folks' Concerts were popular inthe United Stares in the last half of the 19th century when goups of musicians would travel mainly in rural areas and give performances of popular religious and secular music. In New England "Father" Robert Kemp of Boston was the chief organizer and his group of both instrumental and vocal performers dressed in early American costume would come to a community where they were lodged mainly with local families and give concerts. Kemp published a book of 64 tunes about 1860 and enlarged it in 1889. The most available edition seems to be the 1899 printing. My copy is in very bad shape with torn paperback cover, loose pages and extensive doodling on the front and back pages and the preface heavily covered with green crayon. Titles in caps, first lines in Roman: ALL HAIL THE POWER OF JESUS' NAME 27 AMERICA 75 ANTHEM FOR EASTER 54 ANVIL CHORUS 62 AULD LANG SYNE 86 BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC 43 BATTLE OF STONINGTON 70 BEFORE JEHOVAH'S AWFUL THRONE 77 BETHANY 75 Be Thou , O God, Exalted High 3 BLESSING 48 BLUE HILL 6 BOSTON 14 BRIDGEWATER 5 BUCKFIELD 31 CALVARY 100 CAMBRIDGE 26 CELESTIAL WATERING 15 CHESTER 29 CHILD OF MORTALITY 50 CHINA 27 COLUMBIA, THE LAND OF THE BRAVE 60 Come, Holy Spirit 25 Come, My Beloved, Haste Away 19 Come, Sound His Praise Abroad 67 COMPLAINT 30 CONFIDENCE 4 CORONATION 27 COUSIN JEDEDIAH 82 DAVID'S LAMENTATION 12 DEAREST SPOT OF EARTH 27 DENMARK 77 DEVOTION 18 DOST THOU LOVE ME, SISTER RUTH? 80 DYING CHRISTIAN 44 Early, My God, Without Delay 7 Eternal Power, Whose High Abode 6 False Are the Men of High Degree 16 From the Third Heaven, Where God Resides 24 Gallant Ship From England Came 70 GERMAN HYMN (Pleyel) 5 GLORY HALLELUJAH 42 God of the Nations 62 GREENWICH 18 HAIL, COLUMBIA 64 Here I Find No Rest 67 Hill of Zion Yields 21 HOME AGAIN 87 HOME, SWEET HOME 86 How Beauteous Are Their Feet 28 How Long, Dear Savior, oh, How Long? 18 How Vain Are All Thongs Here Below 11 I AM THE ROSE OF SHARON 100 I AM WEARY 67 I Angels Sung a Savior's Birth 40 INVITATION 19 JEHOVAH'S PRAISE 92 JERUSALEM, MY GLORIOUS HOME 57 JOHN BROW 42 KIDD'S LAMENT 68 LENOX 8 Let Him to Whom We Now Belong 17 Let the High Heavens Your Song Invite 29 LISBON 16 Lord Descended From Above 22 Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing 48 LORD IS RISEN INDEED 54 Lord On High Proclaims 29 Lord, What a Thoughtless Wretch Was I 13 MAJESTY 22 MARSEILLES HYMN 66 MEAR 8 Methinks I See a Heavenly Host 14 'Mis Pleasures and Palaces 86 MILFORD 40 Miriam's Song 38 MONTAGUE 32 MONTGOMERY 7 Morning Sun Shines From the East 88 MOUNT SION 21 MY GRANDMA'S ADVICE 76 My Soul, Thy Great Creator Praise 5 My Thoughts, That Often Mount the Skies 109 NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE 75 NEW DURHAM 11 NEW JERUSALEM 24 NORTHFIRLD 18 Now Can My Soul in God Rejoice 4 Now Shall My Head Be Lifted High 9 OCEAN 23 ODE ON SCIENCE 88 OLD FOLKS AT HOME 81 OLD HUNDRED 3 O Thou to Whom All Creatures Bow 26 O 'Twas a Joyful Sound 8 OUR FLAG IS THERE 72 PLAINFIELD 17 PORTLAND 33 RAINBOW 10 RED, WHITE AND BLUE 60 REVOLUTIONARY TEA 71 RUSSIA 16 Salvation!, oh, the Joyful Sound 26 Savior, Visit Thy Plantation 15 See What a Living Stone 108 SHERBURNE 20 SILVER STREET 67 So Fades the Lovely, Blooming Flower 5 SONG OF THE OLD FOLKS 86 SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS 97 SONS OF ZION, COME BEFORE HIM 105 SOUND THE LOUD TIMBREL 38 Spare Us, O Lord, Aloud We Cry 30 STAFFORD 108 STAR SPANGLED BANNER 41 ST. THOMAS 29 ST. MARTIN'S 26 STRIKE THE CYNBAL 34 Sweet Is the Day of Sacred Rest 18 Sweet Is the Day of Sacred Rest 33 That Awful Day Will Surely Come 26 THERE IS A STREAM 110 There Was an Old Lady Lived Over the Sea 71 Thy Works of Glory, Mighty Lord 23 Times, Indeed, Do Greatly Change 84 'Tis By Thy Strength the Mountains Stand 10 'TIS THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER 74 TURNER 25 VICTORY 9 Vital Spark of Heavenly Flame 44 Welcome Sweet Day of Rest 16 WHEN GEORGE THE THIRD WAS KING 84 When Strangers Stand and Hear Me Tell 31 While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night 20 Why Do We Mourn Departing Friends? 27 WINDSOR 26 WITHIN A MILE OF EDINBORO' TOWN 73 WORCESTER 28 YANKEE DOODLE 69 YANKEE SLEIGH RIDE 90 Ye Sons of Freedom, Wake to Glory 66 Ye Sons of Men, With Joy Record 32 Ye Tribes of Adam, Join 8 You Captains Bold and Brave 68 Google Books: Not available |
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22 Dec 08 - 04:40 PM (#2522453) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 4 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 4 "Two Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside." by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1887) Amid the Greenwood Smiling - Thalberg - 105 Angel of Peace - O. W. Holmes - 77 Are There Tidings? - H. R. Bishop - 138 Arms Are Strong and Hearts Are True - Phillips - 80 At Evening Time - Sporle - 91 Autumn Dreaming - F. Weiland - 7 Awake, My Soul - G. F. Handel - 171 Away Now, Joyful Riding - F. Küchen - 134 Backward, Turn Backward - Ernest Leslie - 57 Battle Eve, The - Anonymous - 145 Beats There a Heart on Earth Sincere - - 141 Bold Be Your Stroke - Fabio Campana - 12 Brahmin Love Song - C. Blamphin - 58 Bread of the World - Reginald Heber - 71 Bright Morning, Hail! - German - 65 Bring Flowers, Fresh Flowers - Felicia Hemans - 127 Brookside, The - James Hine - 8 Buy My Strawberries - C. Howard - 132 By the Quiet Water Gleaming - F. M. Himmel - 93 Canadian Boat Song - Thomas Moore - 142 Cheerily, Cheerily - Favorite Glee - 74 Children of the Heavenly King - J. Cennick - 169 Christ Is Born in Bethlehem - Christmas - 18 Christmas Is Coming - Henry Philips - 61 Christmas Is Here - F. Campana - 160 Church's One Foundation, The - S. S. Wesley - 79 Clang of the Wooden Shoon, The - J. L. Molloy - 37 Cold Water Song - Alexander Lee - 163 Come to the Sea - G. Roberti - 52 Come Unto Him - Henry Leslie - 46 Come, Come Quickly Away - Anonymous - 98 Come, Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove - Isaac Watts - 170 Come, Said Jesus' Gentle Voice - A. L. Barbauld - 131 Come, Thou Almighty King - Chas. Wesley - 99 Come, Trembling Sinner - Wm. Jones - 73 Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy - J. Ingalls - 97 Darby and Joan - J. L. Molloy - 156 Daylight Fades, Evening Shades - S. Nelson - 103 Dear Father, Drink No More - Temperance - 162 Dear Little Shamrock, The - J. W. Cherry - 100 Deep Are the Wounds - Anne Steele - 79 Dermot Astore - F. W. N. Crouch - 122 Dip, Boys, Dip the Oar - Sarona - 105 Distant Drum, The - Anonymous - 21 Draw the Sword, Scotland - Anonymous - 104 Dublin Bay - George Barker - 118 Ehren on the Rhine - Wm. M. Hutchinson - 148 Evening Bell, The - Anonymous - 89 Evening Gun, The - Thomas Moore - 123 Ever Be Happy - M. W. Balfe - 14 Exile of Erin, The - Thomas Campbell - 117 Faintly as Tolls the Evening Chime - Thos. Moore - 142 Fairest Lord Jesus - Crusaders' Hymn - 169 Fallen Is Thy Throne, O Israel - Thomas Moore - 168 Farewell, A - F. H. Cowen - 50 Fire of Home, The - George Worster - 116 Flowers for the Brave - F. W. Chapman - 6 Fondest Affections Still Cling to Home - - 54 Forever and Forever - F. Paolo Tosti - 151 Forget-me-Not, The - Karl Muchler - 93 Forgive Me, Lord, thro' Thy Dear Son - Evening - 99 Forsaken Am I - Thos. Koschat - 28 French Cradle Song - Lullaby - 9 Fritz's Lullaby - J. K. Emmet - 49 Funeral Dirge - G. F. Handel - 173 Future Smiles Still Brightly, The - G. Donizetti - 144 Gaily thro' Life Wander - G. Verdi - 153 Gentle Mary - D. M. Muloch - 146 Gently Rest: Slumber Song - F. Kücken - 70 Gently Sighs the Breeze - Stephen Glover - 75 Glory and Love to the Men of Old - C. F. Gounod - 62 Go to Sleep, Lena Darling - J. K. Emmet - 49 God Moves in a Mysterious Way - Wm. Cowper - 97 Golden Days - A. S. Sullivan - 96 Good-Night - J. Offenbach - 147 Green Grow the Rashes O - Robert Burns - 42 Greenness Light and Tender, A - Folksong - 72 Greenwood Tree, The - Sidney Nelson - 175 Groves of Blarney, The - R. A. Millikin - 176 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - T. Hastings - 107 Hail, Beauteous Stranger of the Grove - Sullivan - 51 Happy Are We To-Night - M. S. Pike - 55 Hark to the Sound of the Distant Drum - Anon. - 21 Hark! o'er the Stilly Lake - D. F. E. Auber - 140 He Never Said He Loved - G. A. Hodson - 27 He Was a Punchinello - F. E. Weatherly - 31 Hear the Birds of Summer Sing - Little Folks - 27 Heart that Knows No Sorrow, The - Gung'l - 130 Hearts of Oak - Fabio Campana - 12 Heaven Is My Home - T. B. Taylor - 41 Heavily Wears the Day - German - 120 Here under the Leafy Greenwood Tree - S. Nelson - 175 Holly Wreath, The - T. Crampton - 112 How Firm a Foundation - J. Reading - 19 How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds - L. Mason - 171 Hush, My Baby, Sleep - Lullaby - 9 Hymn Tunes.—America 99, Amsterdam 73, Aurelia 79, Avon 97, Balerma 73, Christmas 171, Crusaders' Hymn 169, Downs 171, Greenville 41, Hendon 169, Horton 131, Jewett 159, Laban 19, Lenox 17, Louvan 79, Portuguese 19, Ward 99, Webb 131, Woodworth 159, Zion 107 - - I Come, I Come - V. Bellini - 164 I Dream of My Fatherland - Folksong - 82 I Hear Them Tell in Far-off Climes - G. Worster - 116 I Love to Gaze on Smiling Faces - E. M. Spencer - 119 I Remember How My Childhood - Fitzgerald - 48 I Think of All Thou Art to Me - F. Paolo Tosti - 151 I Wandered by the Brookside - R. M. Milnes - 8 I Would I Were a Boy Again - F. Romer - 36 I'd Weep with Thee - C. M. Von Weber - 137 If Ever I See on Bush or Tree - Little Folks - 143 If Thou Hast Crushed a Flower - Felicia Hemans - 135 If You Be My May Margaret - Theo. Marzials - 102 I'm a Pilgrim - Mary S. Spindler - 128 I'm Very Fond of a Social Song - Anonymous - 83 In the Gloaming - A. F. Harrison - 136 Innisfail - E. C. Phelps - 32 Jesus, Tender Shepherd - J. B. Dykes - 17 Johnny, Johnny - Round - 39 Just as I Am, Without One Plea - C. Elliott - 159 Keller's American Hymn - M. Keller - 76 Kerry Dance, The - J. L. Molloy - 38 Let Me Dream Again - A. S. Sullivan - 67 Lightly Row - Spanish Air - 143 Lights Fade out of Calmed Sea, The - Steadman - 91 Little Children's Day - Chas. W. Glover - 110 Lo, Descending, the Heavens Rending - Christmas - 18 Look in My Face, Dear - D. M. Muloch - 50 Look Not upon the Wine - R. S. Willis - 162 Lord, We Come Before Thee Now - Morning - 169 Love, I Will Love You Ever - P. Bucalossi - 92 Lovely May - Little Folks - 143 Loving Voices - Chas. W. Glover - 40 Low-Backed Car, The - Samuel Lover - 33 Lucy's Flittin' - William Laidlaw - 124 Lurlaline - Irish Air - 25 Mahogany Tree, The - W. M. Thackeray - 160 Make Me No Gaudy Chaplet - G. Donizetti - 15 Mary and Martha's Just Gone 'Long - Slave Hymn - 111 May Margaret - Theodore Marzials - 102 Morning Light Is Breaking, The - S. F. Smith - 131 Murmur, Gentle Lyre - Anonymous - 55 My Heart and Lute - Anonymous - 155 My Jesus, As Thou Wilt - C. M. Von Weber - 159 My Mother's Song - Franz Schubert - 47 My Nannie's Awa' - Robert Burns - 174 My Soul, Be on Thy Guard - George Heath - 19 Nearer, My God, to Thee - Franz Abt - 71 Neva Boatman's Song - Sidney Nelson - 103 Never Is My Heart So Gay - T. Crampton - 112 Nigh to a Grave - Park Benjamin - 59 Night Is Fine Above Me, The - Guglielmo - 152 Nursery Songs: Ding, Dong, Bell - Little Folks - 167 Nursery Songs: Little Bo-Peep, etc. - Little Folks - 166 O Come with Me in My Little Canoe - O. E. Dodge - 113 O Come, Maidens, Come - F. H. Brown - 30 O Fair Dove, O Fond Dove - Jean Ingelow - 84 O Land of Saints, of Streams and Song - T. C. Latto - 32 O Sing Again That Plaintive Song - F. Schubert - 47 Oh, Gaily through Life Wander - G. Verdi - 153 Oh, Pilot, 'Tis a Fearful Night - Sidney Nelson - 16 Oh, That I Never More Might See - G. Donizetti - 139 Oh, Touch the Harp - Anonymous - 39 Oh, Touch Those Chords Again - Anonymous - 5 Oh, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast - Robert Burns - 139 Oh, What Is the Matter with Robin? - Little Folks - 121 Old Oaken Bucket, The - S. Woodworth - 22 Old Sexton, The - Henry Russell - 59 Old Tubal Cain - Henry Russell - 157 Once Again the Flowers We Gather - V. Bellini - 6 Once in Days of Golden Weather - L. H. Lewin - 96 One by One the Sands are Flowing - V. Bellini - 90 Only a Gentle Word - George Kingsley - 158 Origin of the Harp - Thomas Moore - 44 Ossian's Serenade - Ossian E. Dodge - 113 Our Wonderful House - W. F. Crafts - 173 Over the Waves We Float - S. Glover - 23 Pagoda Bells, The - T. Comer - 45 Peaceful Slumbering on the Ocean - Storace - 24 Pilot, The - T. H. Bayly - 16 Play-Time Songs - Little Folks - 101 Play-Time Songs - Little Folks - 133 Pleasure Climbs to Every Mountain - Gollmick - 125 Poor Tho' My Cot May Be - G. Donizetti - 13 Portuguese Hymn - J. Reading - 19 Press On, Press On - Scotch Air - 9 Punchinello - J. L. Molloy - 31 Rataplan - G. Donizetti - 154 Ring On, Ye Bells - Franz Abt - 43 Rise, My Soul, and Stretch Thy Wings - Nares - 73 Rock Me to Sleep, Mother - E. A. Allen - 57 Roll, Jordan, Roll - Slave Hymn - 111 Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch - Neil Gow - 114 Sadly Bend the Flowers - F. R. Havergal - 172 Search thro' the Wide World - G. Donizetti - 115 See the Sun's First Gleam - German - 60 She Bloomed with the Roses - J. A. Smith - 34 Sing Glad Songs for Him - C. F. Gounod - 81 Smiling Faces - Stephen Glover - 119 Soldier Stood in the Village Street, A - Hutchinson - 148 Soldiers' Chorus ("Faust") - C. F. Gounod - 62 Some Day - Milton Wellings - 29 Song of Night - German - 85 Sound of Harps Angelical, The - I Martiri - 129 Speed Our Republic - M. Keller - 76 Spring Time Once Again - John Logan - 51 Strangers Yet - Mrs. C. Barnard - 150 Sun Is Setting and the Hour, The - A. S. Sullivan - 67 Sweet Memories of Thee - Italian Air - 106 Sweeter than the Breath of Morning - Meyerbeer - 11 Sweetly on the Evening Air - George Linley - 109 Sweetly Sleep - L. Beethoven - 53 There Came to the Beach - Thos. Campbell - 117 There Is Beauty in the Forest - G. Donizetti - 26 There Was a Little Water-Sprite - Irish Air - 25 There's a Dear Little Plant - J. W. Cherry - 100 There's Naught but Care - Robert Burns - 42 There's Room Enough for All - T. Wood - 78 They Sailed Away in a Gallant Bark - G. Barker - 118 Thou Wilt Never Grow Old - E. C. Howarth - 95 Thoughts of Wonder - J. J. Rousseau - 41 Thou'rt Like Unto a Flower - A. Rubenstein - 108 Three Cheers for the Olden Time - Fanny Crosby - 10 Three Fishers - Charles Kingsley - 126 Through the Rustling Woods - Bayard Taylor - 7 'Tis Believed that This Harp - Thomas Moore - 44 'Tis Moonlight on the Sea - Sarona - 105 'Tis Not the Valley, Mountain, and Grove - - 54 Trancadillo - Caroline Gilman - 30 'Twas When the Wan Leaf - Wm. Laidlaw - 124 Twilight Dews - Thomas Moore - 66 Unveil thy Bosom, Faithful Tomb - Isaac Watts - 173 Vesper Chime, The - George Linley - 109 Watcher, The - Spanish Melody - 89 We Are All Noddin' - Favorite Glee - 83 We Love Cold Water - Round - 163 We'll Laugh and Sing All Cares Away - G. Verdi - 86 Well-a-day, Ah, Well-a-day - G. Linley - 88 What a Charm Has the Drum - Charles Jeffreys - 154 What a Friend We Have in Jesus - C. C. Converse - 107 What Are the Wild Waves Saying? - S. Glover - 68 When All the World Is Young - Chas. Kingsley - 20 When First I Saw Sweet Peggy - Samuel Lover - 33 When I Remember - Jean Ingelow - 94 When Little Samuel Woke - Lewis Edson - 17 When Soft Stars are Peeping - Anonymous - 106 When the Bloom Is on the Rye - H. R. Bishop - 87 When the Golden Morn - T. Comer - 45 When the Summer Rain Is Over - G. Donizetti - 64 When Twilight Dews - Thomas Moore - 66 Where Are Now the Hopes I Cherished? - Bellini - 56 Who Is He Plants for the Days to Come? - Gounod - 81 Who Shall Be Fairest? - Frank Moir - 35 Wonderful House Have I, A - W. F. Crafts - 173 World Is Full of Beauty, The - G. Donizetti - 26 |
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25 Dec 08 - 06:35 AM (#2524336) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 7 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 7 "Two Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside." by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1891) Afar We Live from Toil and Care - J. Beeker - 111 After Showers, the Tranquil Sun - Louis Diehl - 102 Am I Not Fondly Thine Own - German - 155 Aria of Rudolph - V. Bellini - 93 As the Morn Shone Bright and Fair - Anonymous - 75 As When the Weary Traveller - John Newton - 133 As with Gladness Men of Old - Wm. C. Dix - 129 At Eve Alone among the Trees - J. L. Roeckel - 82 Ave Maria - Charles Gounod - 23 Ave Maria - Franz Schubert - 22 Away to the Mountain - Alexander Lee - 106 Be Mine, Dear Maid - H. R. Bishop - 105 Bear a Lily in Thy Hand - H. W. Longfellow - 136 Beautiful Rhine, The - German - 91 Because He Loved You So - W. R. Dempster - 49 Bells of Aberdovey, The - Welsh Air - 118 Bird of the Greenwood - G. Verdi - 85 Bird of the Wilderness - James Hogg - 159 Birdie Sweet - Childhood Songs - 43 Bird's Nest, The - Helen Thomas - 75 Boatswain's Story, The - J. L. Molloy - 144 Bohemian Gipsy Song - J. Beeker - 111 Bowld Sojer Boy, The - Samuel Lover - 94 Braes o' Gleniffer - R. Tannahill - 153 Buttercup Test - Childhood Songs - 53 Buy My Roses - J. T. Norton - 73 Bye-lo, Baby, Bye - Nursery - 99 Call Me Pet Names - Charles Jarvis - 169 Carol, Carol, Christians - A. C. Coxe - 13 Chorister, The - F. E. Weatherly - 68 Christ is Born of Maiden Fair - Thibaut - 31 Christmas Hymn - E. A. Hunter - 127 Clochette - J. L. Malloy - 116 Come Sing This Round with Me - Martini - 63 Come When Thou Wilt - W. Lansdon - 83 Come Where the Aspens Quiver - Alex. Lee - 74 Come, and Watch the Daylight - S. Reay - 57 Come, Haste Away - Neapolitan - 161 Come, Hunters, Come - Swiss - 27 Commit Thy Ways - Sebastian Bach - 130 Corn Song, The - Godfrey Marks - 119 County Guy - W. Mozart - 21 Cousin Jedediah - H. S. Thompson - 154 Cup of Joy, The - Mary R. Bartlett - 88 Daddy - Mary Mark-Lemon - 60 Dawn of Day, The - Samuel Reay - 57 Dear Santa Claus - Nursery - 99 Dream Is Past, The - Stephen Glover - 65 Dreaming Golden Dreams - S. Scuderi - 36 Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes - Ben Jonson - 171 Dry the Tear for Holy Eva - J. G. Whittier - 14 Faint a Lonely Rose Tree Stood - Anonymous - 105 Fairies' Dance, The - C. W. Glover - 72 Far o'er the Sea - G. Kingsley - 19 Fisher by the Stream, The - Anonymous - 18 Fisher, If Beside that Stream - Anonymous - 18 Five O'clock in the Morning - C. Barnard - 95 Flowers of May - Arbor Day - 139 For Full Five Hundred Years - O. Barri - 90 For Tenderness Formed - Paesiello - 158 Foresters Bold - Alpine Melody - 27 Fourth of July Hymn - T. Hastings - 127 Fresh and Strong - Thomas Ante - 38 Friends of Freedom, Swell the Song - Naumann - 86 From All That Dwell - Isaac Watts - 81 From Every Spire on Christmas Eve - E. A. Hunter - 127 Gentle Annie - Stephen C. Foster - 6 Gentle Maiden, Those Eyes - V. Bellini - 93 Gently Sighs the Breeze - S. Glover - 55 Give to the Winds Thy Fears - Paul Gerhardt - 125 Give Us Our Daily Bread - A. A. Proctor - 86 Golden Rule, The - School Songs - 87 Gondolier, The - Alexander Lee - 143 Good Ship Rode at Anchor, The - J. L. Roeckel - 42 Good-night, Farewell - F. Kucken - 123 Guardian Mother - Franz Abt - 162 Had I Wings Like a Dove - C. Jeffreys - 45 Hail! Thou Long-Expected Jesus - C. Wesley - 129 Happy and Merry - W. Reeve - 39 Hare and Hunter - Little Folks - 75 Hark! I Hear an Angel Sing - H. G. Shrival - 7 Hark! Ten Thousand Harps - Thos. Kelly - 131 Hark! the Glad Sound - N. Hermann - 67 Hark! the Glad Sound - P. Doddridge - 139 Hark! the Herald Angels Sing - Chas. Wesley - 115 He Sailed Away o'er Ocean Spray - J. Thompson - 109 Heilige Nacht - Michael Haydn - 31 Hour of Rest, The - F. E. Weatherly - 82 How Gaily Rows the Gondolier - Alex Lee - 143 How Gaily the Linnet Sings - Chas. Dibdin - 39 How Happy We Have Been - Anonymous - 37 Hurdy-Gurdy, Hurdy-Gurdy - Scotch - 51 I Am Dreaming of Thee - Alexander Lee - 164 I Am the Glad New Year - Nursery - 99 I Come from Alabama - S. C. Foster - 172 I Had Gold, I Had Gems - C. Sedgwick - 117 I Hear To-night the Old Bells Chime - Lennox - 5 I Heard a Red Robin - S. G. King - 149 I Walked and I Walked - Little Folks - 52 I Worship Thee, Sweet Will of God - Faber - 131 I Would I Were a Boy Again - F. Romer - 156 I Would Not Die in Spring Time - M. Moore - 128 I Would That My Love - F. Mendelssohn - 29 I'm Leaving Thee in Sorrow - George Barker - 97 I'm Little Robin Redbreast - T. Marzials - 134 I'm Sitting on the Stile, Mary - Lady Dufferin - 32 In Days of Old when Knights Were Bold - - 174 In Excelsis Gloria - Thibaut - 31 In the Peaceful Evening Time - W. Maynard - 118 In This Sheltered Mossy Dell - C. W. Glover - 72 Indian Hunter, The - Henry Russell - 50 Irish Emigrant's Lament - W. R. Dempster - 32 It Was the Very Noon of Night - J. Barnby - 103 I've Left Ballymornach - Eliza Cook - 152 Jack at Sea - G. C. Bingham - 42 Jesus, o'er the Grave Victorious - E. E. Higbee - 46 Joyfully, Joyfully - Wm. Hunter - 66 Just Touch the Harp Gently - C. Blamphin - 146 Kathleen - W. Williams - 168 Keen Blaws the Wind - R. Tannahill - 153 King's Highway, The - J. L. Molloy - 44 Laddie - Ciro Pinsuti - 70 Laughing Glee - Martini - 63 Let the Palms Wave on this Happy Day - Faure - 12 Little Cherry Blossom - Little Ones - 53 Little Children, Can You Tell? - Christmas - 151 Little Eva - Manuel Emilio - 14 Little Farm Well Tilled, A - Anonymous - 155 Little Tin Soldier - J. L. Molloy - 112 Little Word in Kindness Said, A - Anonymous - 127 Lock! Lock! Ahoy! - Milton Wellings - 16 Lorena - J. P. Webster - 24 Lovely Mary Donnelly - Wm. Allingham - 170 Love's Golden Dream - Lindsay Lennox - 5 Maggie's Secret - Claribel - 59 Maiden and Rose - Anonymous - 105 March of the Cameron Men - M. M. Campbell - 122 Mary at the Saviour's Tomb - J. Blumenthal - 69 Mary of the Wild Moor - Anonymous - 98 Mary's Tears - Oliver Shaw - 124 Mellow Notes of Hunter's Horn - Anonymous - 26 Merry May, The - Swiss Air - 149 'Mid Winter Storms We're Sleeping - Reissman - 91 Monkey's Wedding, The - Traditional - 120 My Laddie Far Away - M. Lindsay - 10 My Life Is Like - R. Schumann - 142 Night and Day, Love - Franz Abt - 107 Norah McShane - Charles E. Horn - 152 Nothing True but Heaven - Oliver Shaw - 137 Now the Sun Has Gone to Rest - V. Bellini - 166 Now to All a Kind Good-night - Round - 167 Nursery Songs - Little Folks - 99 Nymphs of Air and Sea - Henry Smart - 96 O County Guy, the Hour is Nigh - Walter Scott - 21 O Had I Wings Like a Dove - Chas. Jeffreys - 45 O Mary, Go and Call the Cattle Home - Kingsley - 8 O Robin, Red Robin - Samuel G. King - 149 O Say, Do You Remember - Ricci Waltz - 175 O'er the Grave Victorious - C. Goudimel - 46 Oh, for a Heart to Praise my God - Chas. Wesley - 69 Oh, Give Me but My Arab Steed - G. A. Hodson - 56 Oh, Is It Thus We Part - George Linley - 9 Oh, Jacob, Get the Cows Home - H. S. Thompson - 154 Oh, Many a Time I'm Sad at Heart - Claribel - 59 Oh, My Bravest and Best - V. Bellini - 138 Oh, Susanna - S. C. Foster - 172 Oh, Sweet and Dim the Light and Shade - Sullivan - 68 Oh, Whisper What Thou Feelest - B. Richards - 78 Oh, Why Does the White Man Follow My Path? - - 50 Old and Young Marie - F. H. Cowen - 140 Old King Cole - Traditional - 121 Old Lock, The - F. E. Weatherly - 16 Old Santa Claus in Christmas Dress - Nursery - 99 Once More, My Soul - Isaac Watts - 66 One Night when the Wind It Blew Cold - Anon. - 98 One Sweetly Solemn Thought - Phebe Cary - 133 Only with Thine Eyes - W. Mozart - 171 Our Daily Bread - W. M. Hutchinson - 86 Over the Hills and Far Away - J. L. Molloy - 176 Over the Sea - Groom - 41 Palms, The - J. Faure - 12 Pat Malloy - Dion Boucicault - 35 Raise Your Hands - School Songs - 87 Revive Us Again - J. J. Husband - 81 Robert! Robert! - Giacomo Meyerbeer - 84 Robin Redbreast - W. C. Levey - 109 Robin Song, The - Anonymous - 21 Rose Marie - F. E. Weatherly - 176 Rounds, Do, Mi, Sol, etc. - - 111, 153, 163, 167 Row, Row, My Boatie - W. Mozart - 51 Rule, Britannia - Thomas Arne - 148 Sad Was the Hour - Henry Smart - 135 Salute the Happy Morn - John Byrom - 67 Salvation, Oh, the Joyful Sound - Isaac Watts - 125 Sands o' Dee - Francis Boott - 8 Savourneen Dheelish - George Colman - 157 Scots, Wha Hae wi' Wallace Bled - R. Burns - 92 Serenade - V. Bellini - 166 Shadow, A - A. Sullivan - 77 She Stands on the Pier - F. E. Weatherly - 140 Sing a Song of Sixpence - Little Folks - 62 Skylark, The - James Hogg - 159 Sleigh Ride, The - J. C. Johnson - 151 So Runs My Dream - Alfred Tennyson - 135 So Sweet Her Voice - G. Verdi - 54 Soldier's Return, The - Robert Burns - 108 Song of Sunshine - Anonymous - 126 Song of Temperance - Naumann - 86 Song of the Old Bell - Odoardo Barri - 90 Spinning Was Young Clochette - J. L. Molloy - 116 Sprig of Shillelah - Anonymous - 173 Spring Returning - Round - 153 Star of Glengary, The - Eliza Cook - 11 Story of the Shepherd - Joseph Barnby - 103 Summer Song - Little Folks - 19 Summer Suns Glowing - Anonymous - 169 Sun Is Low, The - Walter Scott - 100 Sun o'er the Mountain, The - H. R. Bishop - 20 Sweet Birds Are Winging, The - Swiss Air - 149 Sweet Will of God - F. W. Faber - 131 Swiftly, Swiftly o'er the Snow - J. C. Johnson - 151 Take My Head on Your Shoulder - A. H. Behrend - 60 There Is a Bonny Isle - Irish Air - 163 There Is Many a Man of the Cameron Clan - - 122 There's Not a Word - Anonymous - 58 Third Day Was the Marriage Feast, The - - 89 This Happy Day - Paul Henrion - 160 This World Is All a Fleeting Show - T. Moore - 137 Tho' You Leave Me Now in Sorrow - Neil Gow - 167 Thou Art Gone from My Gaze - G. Linley - 79 Thou, Thou, Reign'st in This Bosom - German - 155 Three Kings of Orient - Old Carol - 30 Three Poor Mariners - Anonymous - 40 Thy Glory Thou Didst Manifest - E. E. Higbee - 47 Thy Kindness to Our Fathers Shown - Roscoe - 81 Tired, So Tired - M. Lindsay - 101 'Tis Evening Brings My Heart to Thee - Tucker - 110 To Thee, Our Father and Our Friend - Hastings - 127 'Twas in the Sunny Rhineland - Henry Smart - 150 Tyrolese Mountain Song - Tyrolien - 64 Under the Willow She's Sleeping - S. C. Foster - 9 Underneath the May Tree - W. C. Levey - 15 Waefu' Heart, The - Susanna Blamire - 76 Waking Flowers - A. Reissman - 91 Warrior Bold, A - Stephen Adams - 174 Water into Wine, The - E. E. Higbee - 47 We Praise Thee, O God - Wm. P. Mackay - 81 We Three Kings of Orient are - Old Carol - 30 Weary of Living, So Weary - Virginia Gabriel - 28 Wee Bird, The - German - 48 When Gentle Winds Blow - R. Schumann - 132 When I Can Read My Title Clear - Isaac Watts - 125 When the Mists Have Rolled Away - A. Herbert - 80 When Wild War's Deadly Blast - Robert Burns - 108 Where Are the Vintage Songs - F. Hemans - 19 Where My Home Lies - Anonymous - 114 Where the Aspens Quiver - T. H. Bayly - 74 Where the Faded Flower - Horatius Bonar - 25 While Shepherds Watched - Nahum Tate - 115 Whisper What Thou Feelest - B. Richards - 78 White Blossoms - W. C. Levey - 15 Who Rides Yonder, Proud and Gay - Weatherly - 44 Why Do I Weep for Thee - G. Linley - 104 Wife's Welcome, The - I. B. Woodbury - 34 Yankee Boy, The - Alexander Lee - 113 Years Creep Slowly By, The - J. P. Webster - 24 Ye'll Know Him by His Golden Hair - Lindsay - 10 Young Indian Maid, The - Thomas Moore - 145 |
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25 Dec 08 - 03:49 PM (#2524536) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection No. 1 From: Q (Frank Staplin) Complete text at Google Books. FRANKLIN SQUARE SONG COLLECTION NO. 1 Two-Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside. Selected by J. P. McCaskey 1881 (1898) Harper & Brothers Abide with Me Alas! and did My Saviour Bleed All Together Alpine Horn, The Angelic Songs are Swelling Annie Laurie As a Little Child As Pants the Wearied Hart Auld Lang Syne Away! Away! ("Massaniello") Away! Away! Away! A Wild Rose in the Forest Baby Bye, Here's a Fly Behold the Sabre of My Father Beside the Mill Bird Song, The Bird Let Loose, The Blossom Time Blue Bird, The Blue Bells of Scotland Boat Song, The Bonnie Doon Bonnie Charlie By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill Calm on the Listening Ear of Night Cherries Ripe Chide Mildly the Erring Child's Hymn Christ Was Born on Christmas Day Christmas Time is Come Again Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean Come, All Ye Faithful Come, Come, Come O'er the Hills Come Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove Come to the Old Oak Tree Come with the Gipsy Bride Come, Ye Disconsolate Comin' Thro' the Rye Cradle Hymn: Hush My Babe Cradle Song: Sleep, Beloved, Sleep Cookoo, Welcome Thy Song Days of Summer Glory Deadly Cup, The Dearest Spot, The Deck the Hall with Boughs of Holly Evening Hymn Even Me Fair as the Morning Faithful Little Bird, The Far Away Farewell, O Joyous Sunny Grove Farewell to Lochaber Farewell to the Woods Father, Whate'er of Earthly Bliss First Christmas Gifts Flag of the Free Follow Me, Full of Glee Forever and Forever Freedom's Flag Full Far Away a City Stands Gaily the Troubadour Geography Song Gentle Words and kindly Deeds Glad Christmas Bells God Bless Our Native Land Go, Forget Me Golden Rule, The Good-bye, Good-bye to Summer Good Cheer Good Night Guide Me, O Great Jehovah (Herold) Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah (Von Flotow) Hail Columbia Hail, Thou Most Sacred One Happy Land Hark! Hark! My Soul Heirs of Unending Life He Giveth His Beloved Sleep Ho, Ho, Vacation Days Are Here Holy, Holy, Holy (Nicaea) Home, Home, Can I Forget Thee? Home of the Soul Home, Sweet Home How Can I Leave Thee How Gentle God's Commands How Happy Is the Child Who Hears Hunting Song Hush, My Babe Hymn Tunes Seymour 7 Manoah 13 Kingsley 16 Fideles 27 America 30, 33 Naomi 35 St. Hilda 47 Eventide 60 Frederick 16 Dawning, 61 Placida 63 Evan 73 Nicaea 92 Hursley 93 St. Agnes 115, 133 Ave Sanctissima 123 Innocents 129 Portuguese Hymn 130 Old Hundred 131 Martyn 133 St. Philip 137 Berlin 161 Dundee 161. I Had a Bird, a Little Bird I Had Four Brothers Over the Sea I Love the Song of Birds I'm a Shepherd of the Valley In Flakes of a Feathery White In the Wild Chamois Track In the West the Sun Declining It's Fair to See the Morning Breeze I've Been Thinking of Home Jerusalem the Golden Jesus, Lover of My Soul Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee John Anderson, My Jo Jolly Old St. Nicholas Joys that We've Tasted Katy's Letter Kind Words Can Never Die King of Love, The Land Ahead! its Fruits are Waving Land of Memory, The Land of the Leal, The Last Rose of Summer Lead, Kindly Light Let Erin Remember the Days of Old Life Let Us Cherish Lightly Row Little Birdie in the Tree Little Brother, Darling Boy Little Drops of Water Longing for Spring Long, Long Ago Lord, in this Thy Mercy's Day Love Thy Mother, Little One Love, Hope, Happiness Lovely Rose Marseilles Hymn Maxwelton's Braes Are Bonnie May Is Here, the World Rejoices Melodies of Many Lands Meek and Lowly Merrily Greet the Morn Mill May Mill-Wheel, The Minstrel Boy, The Month of the Apple Blossom Morning Red Mother's Wish, The Mower's Song, The Mountain Maids Invitation Music on the Waves My Country, 'Tis of Thee My Heart's in the Highlands My Mother Loves Me Not National Hymn Nearer, My God to Thee Near the Lake (Where Drooped the Willow, Long Time Ago!) O Come, Come Away O Come, All Ye Faithful Oft in the Stilly Night Oh, Gladly Now We Hail Thee Oh, How Cold the Winter Weather Oh, the Sports of Childhood Oh, Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean Oh, Tell Me What it Meaneth O Jesus, Thou Art Standing Old Oaken Bucket, The Old Cottage Clock, The Old Familiar Place, The Old Hundred with Doxology On We Are Floating Once I Saw a Sweetbriar Rose Our Country's Flag, O Emblem Dear Our Father in Heaven Our Fatherland Our Flag Is There Origin of Yankee Doodle Over the Water to Charlie Perri Merri Dictum, Domine Polish Maiden Song Polish May Song Prayer from Freischutz Remember Thy Creator Now Robin Adair Robin Redbreast Robinson Crusoe Rose of Allandale Row Your Boat (round) Sabre Song, The Safe Within the Vail Saw Ye Never in the Twilight Scenes that Are Brightest Should Auld Acquaintance Silently Falling Snow Silent Night! Holy Night! Sing Always Sing, Gaily Sing Singing in the Rain Sing, Thou Merry Bird Sleep, Beloved, Sleep Snow Bird, The Softly Now the Light of Day (Doane) Softly Now the Light of Day (Donizetti) Soft, Soft Music Is Stealing Softly Blow the Vernal Breezes Songs Revealing Sacred feeling Sons of Men, Behold from Far Sparkling and Bright Speed Away Spider and the Fly, The Star Spangled Banner Still, Still with Thee Strong Lads of Labor Sweet Bird, Thine Early Note Sweet Hour of Prayer Sweet Saviour, Bless Us ere We Go Swinging 'neath the Old Apple Tree The Bell Doth Toll The Dearest Spot The Fairy Boy The Farmer The Harp that Once thro' Tara's Halls The Heart Bowed Down The Hobby Horse The Ingleside The Long Years The Lord's Prayer The Loreley The Melodies of Many Lands The Minstrel Boy The Mother's Wish The Mourner The Old Familiar Place The Sun Is Rising o'er the Ocean The Teetotalers Are Coming There Is a Happy Land There's a Wedding in the Orchard There's Music in the Air They Say I May Marry the Laird Thoughts of Home (chant) Those Evening Bells Those Endearing Young Charms Twilight Is Falling Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Try, Try Again Upidee: "Excelsior" Up the Hills on a Bright Sunny Morn Verdant Grove, Farewell to Thee Visions of Morning, The Wake, Wake the Morning Wander Staff, The Watch on the Rhine, The Weep for the Fallen We Have Been Friends Together We Lay Us Down to Sleep We May Rove the Wide World Welcome to Morning What Can the Matter Be? What Fairy-like Music What I Love and Hate, John Brown What Will We Do, Love? When I Was a Lad When Shall We Meet Again? When the Day with Rosy Light When the Swallows Homeward Fly Where Is Now the Merry Party? Where the Elm-Tree Branches Will You Come Into My Parlor? With Glowing Heart I'd Praise Thee Work and Play Work, for the Night Is Coming Ye Banks an' Braes o' Bonnie Doon Ye Sons of France, Awake! Your Mission |
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25 Dec 08 - 08:17 PM (#2524700) Subject: Index: Academy Songbook for Use in Schools and,,, From: Q (Frank Staplin) THE ACADEMY SONGBOOK FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Charles H. Levermore Ginn & Co., Boston, 1895 This volume has songs additional to those in "The Abridged Academy Song-Book", posted above, an well as a "Course of Study in Vocal Music and Sight-Singing." The 'Abridged' version in turn has songs not in this earlier unabridged Song-Book. The additional songs are as follows: Adelphi Marches Onward (adapted from Harrow song) A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Andreas Hofer Ark of Freedom Auf Wiedersehen Austrian National Hymn Bonnie Blue Flag Bonum Est Deus Misereatur Ein' Feste Burg German Student Song Glory, Glory Hallelujah God and Fatherland Going Home [Scotch air] Good-Night, Farewell Harvard Song Jaeger-Leben John Brown's Body Jubilate Deo Know'st Thou the Land Kuehlreihen [alternate name for Ranz des Vaches) Laudate Dominum Lied der Deutschen Lord's Prayer, Steiner Lord's Prayer, Tallis Mit dem Herrn fang Alles an Nearer to Thee, Abe Nunc Dimitis Schlummerlied Slave Song [Nobody Knows the Trouble...] The Sword Vaterlandsliebe Walk in Line Wearing of the Green Where is the German Fatherland? (English and German) Wir Pfluegen Songs in Study Group, Grades I-IX (for teaching Children). Not in alphabetical index. Some of these are in the Franklin Square Collection No. I (posted above) The First Six Sounds of the Scale of G Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Lightly Row Try, Try Again Little Things Hobby-Horse The Farmer The Cuckoo Cherries Ripe The Mill-Wheel Movement Song (Singing Merrily) Longing for Spring Sing, Thou Merry Bird Good Cheer What Can the Matter Be? Days of Summer Glory Work and Play Perri Merri Dictum Domine Lovely Rose Hunting Song (Von Weber) The Mower's Song Little Brother O Come, Come Away Sing, Gaily Sing What Fairy-Like Music The Bell Doth Toll Merrily, Merrily Holiday Song Work and Play Round: The City of Fire Swift We Go The Violet Laughing Song Rosy Morning Let Us Make Our Voices Ring Mists of Morning Vacation Days Are Here Sweet Birds Are Singing Slumber Song 'Neath the Shady Branches Sing with Glee Come Lovely Evening When Home Returning Join We in Chorus Dictionary of Musical Terms |
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26 Dec 08 - 01:42 PM (#2525030) Subject: Index: Most Popular Plantation Songs (Noble, 1911) From: Q (Frank Staplin) THE MOST POPULAR PLANTATION SONGS Selected and Arranged by Gilbert Clifford Noble, 1911 Hinds, Noble & Eldridge, Publishers, NY. A Little More Cider, Too A Little More Faith in Jesus Angelina Baker Away down Souf Babylon Is Fallen Belle ob Baltimore Carry Me Back to Old Virginny Carve dat Possum Children, You'll Be Called On Coal-Black Rose Dandy Jim ob Caroline Darling Nellie Gray Dearest Mae De Camptown Races Dixie's Land Dolcy Jones Dolly May Don't Bet Your Money on de Shanghai Down in the Valley Ellie Rhee Farewell, My Lilly Dear General Roll, The Gentle Nettie Moore Gideon's Band Give Me Jesus Glendy Burke, The Go Chain the Lion Down Going to Ride Up in the Chariot Good-bye, Brother Gospel Train, The Hard Times Come Again No More Hard Trials Hoop de Dooden Do I Ain't Going to Die No More I'll Hear the Trumpet Sound I'm a Trav'ling to the Grave I'm So Glad Inching Along In de Lou'siana Lowlands I Seen Her at de Window I've Just Come from the Fountain Jim Crack Corn John Brown's Body Jordan Am a Hard Road to Trabbel Keep Me from Sinking Down Kingdom Coming Levee Song Little More Cider, Too, A Little More Faith in Jesus, A Lou'siana Belle Lubly Dine Lucy Long Lucy Neal Many Thousand Gone Mary and Martha Mary Blane March On Massa's in the Cold Ground Melinda May Mourned in the Valley My Brudder Gum My Old Kentucky Home Nancy Till Nelly Bly Nellie Was a Lady Nicodemus Johnson Noah's Ark Nobody Knows the Trubble O redeemed Oh, Boys, Carry Me 'Long Oh, Dem Golden Slippers Oh, Give Me the Wings Oh, Lemuel Oh, Sinner Man Oh, Susanna Oh, the Rocks and the Mountains Oh, Wasn't That a Wide River Old Black Joe Old Cabin Home Ole Dan Tucker Old Dog Tray Old Folks at Home Ole Shady Polly-Wolly Doodle Poor Old Slave, The Ring, Ring, de Banjo Rise Mourners Roll, Jordan, Roll Rosa Lee Rose ob Alabama, The Run to Jesus Sally Come Up Shine On Steal Away Stop that Knocking Susan Jane Swing Low, Sweet Chariot The General Roll The Glendy Burke The Gospel Train The Poor Old Slave The Rose ob Alabama Ten Virgins, The This Old Time Religion Tom-Big-Bee River Turn Back Pharaoh's Army Uncle Ned Wake Up, Jacob Way Down in Ca-i-ro We'll Die in the Field |
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30 Dec 08 - 01:10 PM (#2527563) Subject: Index: Hampton and Its Students (1874) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Hampton and Its Students by Mary Frances Armstrong, Helen Wilhelmina Ludlow, Thomas P. Fenner (New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1874) A Great Camp-meetin' in de Promised Land Babylon's Fallin' Bright Sparkles in de Churchyard De Church ob God De ole Ark a-moverin' De ole Sheep done know de Road De Winter'll soon be ober Did you hear my Jesus? Don't ye view dat Ship a-come a-sailin'? Dust an' Ashes Ef ye want to see Jesus Gideon's Band, or de milk-white Horses Good News, de Chariot's comin' Gwine Up Hail! Hail! Hail! Hard Trials Hear de Angels singin' Hear de Lambs a-cryin' I don't feel noways tired I hope my Mother will be there In dat great gettin'-up Mornin' I've been a-list'nin' all de Night long John Saw Judgment-Day is a-rollin' around Keep me from sinkin' down King Emanuel Love an' serve de Lord Most done trabelin' My Bretheren, don't get weary My Lord delibered Daniel My Lord, what a Mornin' Nobody knows de Trouble I've seen Oh! de Hebben is shinln' Oh! den my little Soul's gwine to shine Oh! give way, Jordan Oh! Sinner, you'd better get ready Oh! wasn't dat a wide Riber? Oh! yes Peter, go ring dem Bells Religion is a Fortune Rise an' shine Run, Mary, run Some o' dese Mornin's Sweet Canaan Sweet Turtle Dove, or Jerusalem Mornin' Swing low, sweet Chariot The Danville Chariot View de Land Walk you in de Light Who'll jine de Union? Zion, weep a-low |
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30 Dec 08 - 07:15 PM (#2527881) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 1? From: Jim Dixon The song titles listed here are somewhat different from those posted above by Q on 25 Dec 08 - 03:49 PM. This appears to be a different edition of the same book. Google Books - full text available Franklin Square Song Collection [No. 1?] by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1881) Abide with Me - Wm. H. Monk - 60 All the Saints Adore Thee - J. B. Dykes - 92 All Together - Geo. F. Root - 32 Alpine Horn, The - Rimbault - 29 Angelic Songs Are Swelling - F. W. Faber - 85 Annie Laurie - Scotch - 108 As a Little Child - C. M. Von Weber - 21 Auld Lang Syne - Robert Burns - 104 Away! Away! ("Massaniello") - Auber - 150 Baby Bye, Here's a Fly - Theodore Tilton - 79 Bell Doth Toll, The - Round - 70 Beside the Mill - Ch. Gluck - 37 Bird Let Loose, The - Thomas Moore - 7 Bird Song, The - Wm. Allingham - 19 Blue Bells of Scotland - Mrs. Jordan - 102 Blue Bird, The - C. De Beriot - 11 Boat Song, The - C. M. Von Weber - 45 Bonnie Charlie - Finley Dun - 56 Bonnie Doon - Robert Burns - 86 By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill - R. Heber - 139 Calm on the Listening Ear of Night - J. B. Dykes - 115 Cherries Ripe - Kindergarten - 109 Chide Mildly the Erring - W. B. Bradbury - 26 Child's Hymn - Old Melody - 151 Christ Was Born on Christmas Day - Carol - 143 Christmas Time Is Come Again - Carol - 87 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - D. T. Shaw - 71 Come to the Old Oak Tree - English - 57 Come with the Gipsy Bride - M. W. Balfe - 141 Come, All Ye Faithful - Christmas Hymn - 27 Come, Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove - Isaac Watts - 133 Come, Ye Disconsolate - S. Webbe - 156 Comin' thro' the Rye - Scotch - 64 Cradle Hymn: Hush, My Babe - Isaac Watts - 22 Cradle Song: Sleep, Beloved, Sleep - W. Taubert - 119 Cuckoo, Welcome Thy Song - German - 47 Days of Summer Glory - C. M. Von Weber - 95 Deadly Cup, The - School Song - 105 Dearest Spot, The - W. T. Wrighton - 14 Deck the Hall with Boughs of Holly - Welsh Air - 120 Even Me - E. O. Lyte - 114 Evening Hymn - "Ave, Sanctissima" - 123 Fair as the Morning - Geo. F. Root - 142 Fairy Boy, The - Samuel Lover - 74 Faithful Little Bird, The - D. M. Muloch - 54 Far Away - M. Lindsay - 72 Farewell to the Woods - German - 94 Farewell, O Joyous, Sunny Grove - H. Esser - 47 Farmer, The - Kindergarten - 27 Father, Whate'er of Earthly Bliss - Lowell Mason - 35 Flag of the Free - R. Wagner - 63 Follow Me, Full of Glee - Movement Song - 58 Forever and Forever - C. C. Converse - 91 Freedom's Flag - John J. Hood - 117 Gaily the Troubadour - T. H. Bayley - 69 Gentle Words and Kindly Deeds - Geo. Cooper - 139 Geography Song - M. B. C. Slade - 91 Glad Christmas Bells - Carol - 145 Go, Forget Me - W. A. Mozart - 40 God Bless Our Native Land - T. Dwight - 33 Golden Rule, The - School Song - 9 Good Cheer - "Cracovienne" - 103 Good Night - Franz Abt - 103 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - F. Herold - 63 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - Flotow - 132 Hail Columbia - F. Hopkinson - 77 Happy Land - Swiss Melody - 151 Harp That Once thro' Tara's Halls, The - T. Moore - 42 Heart Bowed Down, The - M. W. Balfe - 159 Heirs of Unending Life - B. Beddome - 23 Ho, Ho, Vacation Days Are Here - J. C. Johnson - 98 Hobby Horse, The - Kindergarten - 121 Home of the Soul - Philip Phillips - 20 Home, Home, Can I Forget Thee? - German - 99 Home, Sweet Home - John Howard Payne - 5 How Can I Leave Thee - Volkslied - 106 How Gentle God's Commands - H, G. Nageli - 23 How Happy Is the Child Who Hears - M. Bruce - 119 Hunting Song - C. M. Von Weber - 146 I Would Not Live Alway - W. A. Muhlenberg - 16 I'm a Shepherd of the Valley - F. G. Klauer - 101 Ingleside, The - H. W. Ainslee - 46 Jerusalem the Golden - Alexander Ewing - 122 Jerusalem, My Happy Home - Latin Hymn - 157 Jesus, Lover of My Soul - Chas. Wesley - 133 Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee - G. Rossini - 13 John Anderson, My Jo - Robert Burns - 154 Jolly Old St. Nicholas - Christmas Song - 50 Joys That We've Tasted - Anonymous - 36 Katy's Letter - Lady Dufferin - 160 Kind Words Can Never Die - Anonymous - 126 King of Love, The - J. B. Dykes - 93 Land o' the Leal, The - Lady Nairn - 96 Land of Memory, The - "Auld Lang Syne" - 11 Last Rose of Summer - Thomas Moore - 148 Lead, Kindly Light - J. H. Newman - 12 Let Erin Remember the Days of Old - T. Moore - 38 Life Let Us Cherish - H. G. Nageli - 135 Lightly Row - Spanish Melody - 24 Little Birdie in the Tree - P. P. Bliss - 140 Little Brother, Darling Boy - Nursery Song - 50 Little Things - Kindergarten - 51 Long Years, The - Thos. Moore - 97 Long, Long Ago - Anonymous - 18 Longing for Spring - German - 127 Lord, in This Thy Mercy's Day - W. H. Monk - 137 Lord's Prayer, The - S. J. Hale - 107 Loreley, The - F. Silcher - 134 Lovely Rose - Venetian Melody - 138 Marseilles Hymn - Rouget de Lisle - 149 Meek and Lowly - S. Glover - 83 Melodies of Many Lands - C. W. Glover - 8 Merrily Greet the Morn - Round - 30 Mill May - Anonymous - 125 Mill-Wheel, The - Kindergarten - 155 Minstrel Boy, The - Thomas Moore - 39 Morning Red - R. W. Raymond - 49 Mountain Maid's Invitation - H. Werner - 121 Mourner, The - Volkslied - 43 Mower's Song, The - German Air - 155 Music on the Waves - Chas. W. Glover - 15 My Heart's in the Highlands - Robert Burns - 55 National Hymn - S. F. Smith - 30 Near the Lake - Geo. P. Morris - 9 Nearer, My God, to Thee - Sarah F. Adams - 23 O Come, Come Away - W. E. Hickson - 118 O Jesu, Thou Art Standing - W. W. How - 48 Oft in the Stilly Night - John Stevenson - 88 Oil, Gladly Now We Hail Thee - V. Bellini - 41 Old Cottage Clock, The - J. L. Malloy - 147 Old Familiar Place, The - C. W. Glover - 21 Old Hundred, with Doxology - W. Franc - 131 Old Oaken Bucket, The - Sam'l Woodworth - 152 Once I Saw a Sweet Brier Rose - H. Werner - 73 Our Fatherland - Franz Abt - 31 Our Flag Is There - Anonymous - 44 Over the Water to Charlie - Scotch - 100 Perri Merri Dictum, Domine - Nursery Song - 66 Polish Maiden Song - Goria - 70 Polish May Song - Polish Air - 35 Prayer from Freischutz - Von Weber - 137 Remember Thy Creator Now - W. H. Havergal - 73 Robin Adair - English - 76 Robin Redbreast - Wm. Allingham - 89 Robinson Crusoe - "Rogue's March" - 59 Rose of Allandale - English - 33 Rose, The - Carl Eckert - 52 Row Your Boat (Round) - E. O. Lyte - 69 Sabre Song, The - J. Offenbach - 53 Safe within the Vail - J. M. Evans - 144 Saw Ye Never, in the Twilight - C. F. Alexander - 25 Scenes That Are Brightest - W. V. Wallace - 157 Silent Night! Holy Night! - Michael Haydn - 129 Silently Falling Snow - Popular Melody - 75 Sing Always - Wm. F. Sherwin - 136 Sing, Gaily Sing - G. P. Weimar - 127 Sing, Thou Merry Bird - Kindergarten - 37 Singing in the Rain - S. B. Gould - 34 Snow Bird, The - F. C. Woodworth - 124 Soft, Soft Music Is Stealing - German Melody - 45 Softly Now the Light of Day - G. Donizetti - 145 Softly Now the Light of Day - G. W. Doane - 7 Sons of Men, Behold from Far - Chas. Wesley - 129 Sparkling and Bright - Temperance Song - 131 Speed Away - I. B. Woodbury - 10 Spider and the Fly, The - O. H. Normino - 153 Star Spangled Banner, The - Francis S. Key - 65 Still, Still with Thee - H. B. Stowe - 61 Sun of My Soul - W. H. Monk - 93 Sweet Hour of Prayer - Wm. B. Bradbury - 6 Sweet Saviour, Bless Us Ere We Go - F. W. Faber - 128 Swinging 'neath the Old Apple Tree - O. R. Barrows - 67 There Is a Happy Land - Hindoo Air - 99 There's Music in the Air - Geo. F. Root - 84 Those Endearing Young Charms - W. Davenant - 158 Those Evening Bells - Thomas Moore - 105 Thoughts of Home (Chant) - J. E. Gould - 82 Try, Try Again - Kindergarten - 51 Twilight Is Falling - B. C. Unseld - 107 Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star - Jane Taylor - 95 Up the Hills on a Bright Sunny Morn - G, Rossini - 147 Upidee: "Excelsior" - College Song - 68 Visions of Morning, The - College Song - 110 Wake, Wake the Morning - Anonymous - 135 Wander Staff, The - Volkslied - 109 Watch on the Rhine, The - Carl Wilhelm - 51 We Have Been Friends Together - C. E. Norton - 115 We Lay Us Down to Sleep - R. Schumann - 28 Weep for the Fallen - Portuguese Hymn - 130 Welcome to Morning - M. B. C. Slade - 17 What Can the Matter Be? - Old Song - 43 What Fairy-Like Music - De Pinna - 112 What I Love and Hate, John Brown - C. Mackay - 111 What Will You Do, Love? - Samuel Lover - 90 When Shall We Meet Again? - Lowell Mason - 13 When the Day with Rosy Light - Stockhausen - 78 When the Swallows Homeward Fly - Franz Abt - 62 With Glowing Heart I'd Praise Thee - F. S. Key - 132 Work and Play - French Air - 25 Work, for the Night Is Coming - Lowell Mason - 116 Your Mission - Ellen H. Gates - 113 |
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30 Dec 08 - 08:51 PM (#2527935) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Q (Frank Staplin) My Franklin Square No. 1 is a 1898 printing (copyright, however, is stated as 1881).Does your copy have a printing date? I would not be surprised if changes were made in that 17-year period. I should get around to posting No. 2 before too long. This series is well-worth having. |
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31 Dec 08 - 12:44 AM (#2528029) Subject: Index: Heart Songs Dear to the American People From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Heart Songs Dear to the American People And by them Contributed in the Search for Treasured Songs Initiated by the National Magazine by Joe Mitchell Chapple (Boston: The Chapple Publishing Company, Ltd., 1909) Abide with Me - Monk Adieu! 'Tis Love's Last Greeting - Schubert Afterwards - Mullen Ah! I Have Sighed to Rest Me - Verdi Ah! So Pure - Flotow Alice, Where Art Thou? - Ascher All Is Quiet, Lullaby, Violin Obligato - Rosewig America - National American Hymn - Keller Angelic Songs Are Swelling - Armstrong Angels Ever Bright and Fair - Handel Annie Laurie - Scott Annie Lisle - Thompson Ariel - Mason Arise, My Soul - Edson Auld Lang Syne - Scotch Auld Robin Gray - Old Melody Aura Lee Baby Bunting Baby Mine - Johnston Barbara Allen - Old Song Battle Cry of Freedom, The - Root Battle Hymn of the Republic Be Kind to the Loved Ones at Home - Woodbury Beautiful Bells - Wellman Beautiful Dreamer - Foster Beautiful Isle of the Sea - Thomas Beautiful Star in Heaven So Bright - Sayles Because You're You - Herbert Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms - Scotch Belle Mahone - McNaughton Birds in the Night - Sullivan Blanche Alpen - Glover Blow the Man Down - Chantey-Song Blow, Boys, Blow - Chantey-Song Blue Alsatian Mountains, The - Adams Blue Bells of Scotland, The - Folksong Blue Juniata, The - Sullivan Boatmen's Dance, De - Smith Bohunkus Bonnie Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomon', The - Scotch Bonnie Blue Flag, The - Macarthy Bonnie Dundee - Scotch Bonny Eloise - Thomas Bowld Sojer Boy, The - Lover Break, Break, Break - Dempster Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin - Wagner British Grenadiers, The - 16th Century Brother, Tell Me of the Battle - Root Bruce's Address - Scotch Buffalo Gals Bull Dog, The Bunker Hill - Tuckerman Buy a Broom - English By the Sad Sea Waves - Benedict Call Me Pet Names - Osgood Campbells Are Coming, The - Scotch Camptown Races - Foster Captain Jinks - Pratt Carrier Dove - Johnson Carry Me Back to Old Virginny - Bland Castanets Are Sounding - Spanish Chinese Baby-Song Christians, Awake - English Clime Beneath Whose Genial Sun - Scotch Co-ca-che-lunk Come Back to Erin - Claribel Come Home, Father - Work Come, All Ye Faithful - Reading Come, O Come with Me - Italian Come, Thou Almighty King - Giardini Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Wyeth Come, Where My Love Lies Dreaming (Quartette) - Foster Come, Ye Disconsolate - Webbe Comin' thro' the Rye - Scotch Cooper's Song - Von Suppe Cradle Song Cradle Song - Swedish Cradle Song - Weber Danish National Hymn - Erald Danube River, The - Aide Darby and Joan - Molloy Darling Nellie Gray - Hanby Dear Evelina, Sweet Evelina Dearest Mae - Crosby Dearest Spot Is Home, The - Wrighton Dixie - Emmet Do They Think of Me at Home Dost Thou Love Me, Sister Ruth - Haydn Douglas! Tender and True - Scott Dream Faces - Hutchinson Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes - Mozart Dutch Company, The Dutch National Song Dying Volunteer, The - Muse Embarrassment - Abt Emmet's Lullaby - Emmet Enchanted Isle, The - Verdi English Chantey Evening Star (Tannhauser) - Wagner Ever of Thee - Hall Faded Coat of Blue - McNaughton Fading, Still Failing - Portuguese Fair Harvard Far Away - Bliss Farewell - Silcher Farewell Song Farewell, My Own - Sullivan Field of Monterey, The - Sullivan Firmly Stand, My Native Land - Nageli First Nowell, The - Ancient Flee as a Bird - Dana Flow Gently, Sweet Afton - Spilman Flowers that Bloom in the Spring, The - Sullivan For You - Smith Forsaken - Koschat Free America - 16th Century Gaily the Troubadour - Bayley Gaudeamus Igitur Gentle Annie - Foster Girl I Left Behind Me, The - Irish Glorious Fourth, The - Old Melody Go to Sleep, Lena Darling - Emmet Go 'Way, Old Man! - Keith God Be With You - Tomer God Is Love - Conkey God Speed the Right - German Good-Bye - Engelbrecht Good-bye, Sweetheart, Good-bye - Hatton Good-night Good-night, Farewell - Kucken Graduates' Farewell, The Hail to the Chief - Sanderson Hail, Columbia - Phyla Happy Land Hard Times Come Again No More - Foster Hardy Norseman, The - Norse Hark! I Hear a Voice Haul on the Bowlin' - Chantey-Song Hazel Dell, The - Root He Leadeth Me - Bradbury Heart Bowed Down, The - Balfe Heart of a Sailor, The - Adams Heaven Is My Home - Sullivan Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still - Wrighton Holy Ghost, with Light Divine - Gottschalk Holy, Holy, Holy! - Dykes Home Again - Pike Home to our Mountains - Verdi Home, Sweet Home - Bishop Homeland, The - Sullivan Homeward Bound - Harrington Hoop de Dooden Do - Nish How Can I Leave Thee - Thuringian How Gentle God's Commands - Nageli Hush, My Babe - Rousseau I Cannot Sing the Old Songs - Claribel I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls - Balfe I Wandered by the Sea-Beat Shore - Cherry I Would That My Love - Mendelssohn I'll Hang My Harp on a Willow Tree - Guernsey I'm a Pilgrim - Italian I'm Wearing Awa', Jean - Scotch In Old Madrid - Trotere In the Gloaming - Harrison In the Sweet Bye and Bye - Webster Independent Farmer, The - Root Integer Vitae - Flemming Italian National Hymn It's a Way We Have at Old Harvard I've Left the Snow-Clad Hills - Linley Jack and Gill - Handy Jamie's on the Stormy Sea - Covert Jerusalem - Parker Jerusalem the Golden - Ewing Jesus! the Very Thought of Thee - Dykes Jingle, Bells John Anderson, My Jo - Scotch John Brown's Body Johnny Sands - Sinclair Jordan Am a Hard Road to Trabbel - Briggs Joy to the World - Mason Juanita Just As I Am - Bradbury Just Before the Battle, Mother - Root Katey's Letter - Dufferin Kathleen Aroon - Abt Kathleen Mavourneen - Crouch Keller's American Hymn - Keller Kerry Dance, The - Molloy Killarney - Balfe Kind Words Are Dear to All - Van Noorden Kingdom Coming - Work Kiss Me Quick, and Go - Buckley Kitty Tyrrell - Glover Korner's Battle Prayer - Himmel Laird o' Cockpen, The - Scotch Land o' the Leal, The - Scotch Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl Larboard Watch - Williams Last Night - Kjerulf Last Rose of Summer, The - English Lauriger Horatius Lead, Kindly Light - Dykes Let Me Dream Again - Sullivan Life on the Ocean Wave, A - Russell Lightly Row - Spanish Lilly Dale - Thompson Listen to the Mocking Bird Little Bo-Peep - Elliott Little More Cider, A - Hart Loch Lomond - Scotch Lone Fish-ball, The Long Ago - Musgrave Long, Long Ago - Bayly Long, Long Weary Day, The Looking Back - Sullivan Lord's Prayer, The Loreley, The - Silcher Lorena - Webster Lost Chord, The - Sullivan Love Not - Blockley Lovely Night - Chwatal Love's Old, Sweet Song - Malloy Love's Young Dream - Moore Low-Backed Car, The - Irish Lullaby - Jacobowski Lulu Is Our Darling Pride - Jarvis Lutzow's Wild Hunt - Weber Maggie by My Side - Foster Make Me No Gaudy Chaplet - Donizetti Marching Along - Bradbury Marching through Georgia - Work Mariner, The Marseillaise Hymn, The - de Lisle Mary Had a Little Lamb Mary of Argyle Maryland! My Maryland! Massa's in de Cold, Cold Ground - Foster Meerschaum Pipe Mermaid, The Michael Roy Midshipmite, The - Adams Miller of the Dee, The Miss Lucy Long Missionary Hymn - Mason My Ain Countrie - Scotch My Faith Looks Up to Thee - Mason My Grandma's Advice My Jesus, as Thou Wilt - Weber My Last Cigar My Mary Anne - Tyte My Mother's Bible - Russell My Moustache My Old Dog Tray - Foster My Old Kentucky Home - Foster My Trundle-Bed - Baker Nancy Lee - Adams Nearer, My God, to Thee - Mason No One to Love - Everest No, Never, No - Old Ballad Nora O'Neal - Hays Now the Day Is Over - Barnby Nut Brown Maiden O Dear! What Can the Matter Be? O Give Me a Home by the Sea - Hosmer O Loving Heart, Trust On - Gottschalk O Music O Paradise - Barnby O Weary Feet - Beirly O Ye Tears - Abt O, Come, Come Away Oft in the Stilly Night - Moore Oh! Don't You Remember Sweet Alice Oh! Susanna Oh! Willie, We Have Miss'd You - Foster Oh, Hush Thee, My Baby - Whittaker Old Arm Chair, The - Russell Old Black Joe - Foster Old Cabin Home, The Old Dan Tucker Old Folks at Home, The - Foster Old Hundred - Goudimel Old Oaken Bucket, The - Woodworth Old Rosin, the Beau Old Sexton, The - Russell Old Shady - Hanby One Sweetly Solemn Thought - Ambrose Onward, Christian Soldiers - Sullivan Orphan Boys, The Our Baby - French Our Native Song - Methfessel Out on the Deep - Lohr Over the Garden Wall - Fox Paddle Your Own Canoe - Hobson Peter Gray Pirates' Chorus - Balfe Polly-wolly-doodle Promised Land, The Quilting Party, The Rainy Day, The - Dempster Red, White and Blue, The - Bccket Rest for the Weary - Dadmun Retreat - Stowe Rig-a-jig Robin Adair - Scotch Robin Ruff - Russell Rock Me to Sleep, Mother - Leslie Rock of Ages - Hastings Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep - Knight Rory O'Moore - Lover Rosa Lee Rosalie Rose of Alabama, The Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch - Scotch Sailing - Marks Sally Come Up - Sewell Sally in Our Alley - English Santa Lucia - Italian See at Your Feet - Balfe See-Saw Waltz Song - Crowe Shall We Meet - Rice Shining Shore, The - Root Silent Night - German Simon the Cellarer - Hatton Sing, Smile, Slumber - Gounod Sleep, Beloved, Sleep - Taubert Soft, Soft Music is Stealing - German Softly Now the Light of Day - Weber Soldier's Farewell - Kinkel Soldier's Tear - Bayly Some Day - Wellings Son of God Goes Forth to War, The - Cutler Song of a Thousand Years - Work Song of the Fowler - Mozart Song of the Sea, A Speed Away! Speed Away - Woodbury Spring, The - Hayes Star of the Twilight - Emerson Stars of the Summer Night - Woodbury Star-Spangled Banner, The - Arnold Stonewall's Requiem - Deeves Strike the Harp Gently - Woodbury Sun of My Soul - Monk Sweet and Low - Barnby Sweet Bye and Bye - Webster Sweet Genevieve - Tucker Sweet Hour of Prayer - Bradbury Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer! - Wallace Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - Slave Hymn Switzer's Farewell, The - Linley Sword of Bunker Hill, The - Covert Take Back the Heart - Claribel Take Me Home - Raymond Tapping at the Garden Gate - New Tar's Farewell, The - Adams Tempest of the Heart - Verdi Ten Little Niggers Tenting Tonight - Kittredge Then You'll Remember Me - Balfe There Were Three Crows There's Music in the Air They All Love Jack - Adams Those Evening Bells - Beethoven Thousand Leagues Away, A - Barnby Three Blind Mice Three Fishers Went Sailing - Hullah Three Little Kittens Three Little Pigs, The - Gatty Three Sailor Boys, The - Marzials 'Tis All That I Can Say - Temple 'Tis But a Little Faded Flower - Thomas 'Tis Midnight Hour Tom Bowling - Dibdin Tom-Big-Bee River Too Late! Too Late! - Lindsay Toyland - Herbert Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! - Root Twenty Years Ago - Willing Twinkling Stars Are Laughing, Love - Ordway Two Roses, The - Werner Upidee Vacant Chair, The - Root Vive la Compagnie Warrior Bold, A - Adams We'd Better Bide a Wee - Claribel We'll Pay Paddy Doyle - Chantey Were You Ever in Rio Grande? - Chantey-Song What Fairy-Like Music - De Pinna When He Cometh - Root When Johnny Comes Marching Home - Lambert When Shall We Three Meet Again When the Lights are Low - Lane When the Swallows - Àbt When This Cruel War Is Over - Tucker When to Thy Vision - Gounod When You and I Were Young - Butterfield Who Is Sylvia - Schubert Would I Were with Thee - Bosetti Yankee Doodle Yankee Ship, and a Yankee Crew, A - King You Never Miss the Water - Howard Your Mission - Grannis |
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31 Dec 08 - 05:53 PM (#2528635) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 2 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 2 "Two Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside." by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1884) All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name - E. Perronet All is Still, in Sweetest Rest - F. Kitchen Angels Ever Bright and Fair - G. F. Handel Ark of Freedom, Glory's Dwelling - Jos. Haydn As I Strayed from My Cot - J. W. Turner At Dawn Aurora Gaily Breaks - T. W. Hyatt Auf Wiedersehn - F. Mendelssohn Austrian Hymn: Air - Joseph Haydn Away to School - German Air Baden Polka (Air), The - J. Strauss Battle Hymn of the Republic - Julia Ward Howe Bay of Dublin - Lady Dufferin Beautiful Spring-Time - Guiseppe Verdi Beautiful Venice - J. P. Knight Better Wish, The - Henry Russell Beulah Land - J. R. Sweney Birds Are in the Woodland - Kindergarten Blue Alsatian Mountains - Stephen Adams Blue-Eyed Mary - Anonymous Bounding Billows - Mary Derby Brave Old Oak, The - E. J. Loder Breathings of Spring - C. M. Von Weber Bright Rosy Morning - School Song Brightly - Michael Haydn Broken Ring, The - J. Eichendorff Brother So Fine - J. Drechsler But the Lord is Mindful - Mendelssohn By Killarney's Lakes and Fells - M. W. Balfe By the Dark Waves of the Rolling Sea - C. Norton By the Sad Sea Waves - J. Benedict Carrier Dove, The - D. Johnson Chapel, The - Ludwig Uhland Cheer, Boys, Cheer - Charles Mackay Child of Earth with Golden Hair - C. E. Horn Child, Is Life Bright Alone? - W. H. Emra Clear the Way - School Song Columbia, God Preserve Thee Free - J. Haydn Come Again - Anonymous Come and See Me, Mary Ann - Childhood Song Come with Thy Lute to the Fountain - German Come, Cheerful Companions - French Air Come, O Come With Me - Italian Air Come, Sing Me that Sweet Air Again - T. Moore Come, Thou Almighty King - Charles Wesley Could Ye Come Back to Me? - D. M. Craik Crown Him with Many Crowns - M. Bridges Danube River, The - Hamilton Aide Day of Wonder, Day of Gladness - B. H. Hall Days of Absence - J. J. Rousseau Do They Think of Me at Home? - C. IV. Glover Do You Recall that Night in June - Hamilton Aide Douglas, Tender and True - D. M. Craik Echo, The - Anonymous Eileen Achora - J. P. Knight Evangeline - Will S. Hays Ever of Thee - Foley Hall Fairy Ring - Kindergarten Far in a Shaded Valley - F. Gluck Farewell is a Lonely Sound - J. C. Engelbrecht Float Away - German Air Floe as a Bird - Mary S. B. Dana Flow Gently, Sweet Afton - Robert Burns Fly Away to My Native Land - D. Johnson Fly Away, Pretty Moth - Thos. H. Bayly From Days of Old - Felix Mendelssohn From Greenland's Icy Mountains - R. Heber From the Distant Aar - L. C. Scydler Gather Roses While they Bloom - Anonymous Gently Lead Us (Rathbun) - Ithamar Conkey Girl I Left Behind Me, The - "Brighton Camp" Glory Gilds the Sacred Page, A - Wm. Cowper God of Our Fathers (Downs) - Lowell Mason Golden Shore, The - Alfred S. Catty Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes - Dekker Good-Bye - J. C. Engelbrecht Good-Night - Volkslied Guadalquiver - Charles Jefferys Hail to the Brightness - Thomas Hastings Hail to the Chief - Walter Scott Happy Days Gone By - D. Godfrey Hark! the Herald Angels Sing - Charles Wesley Hark! the Vesper Hymn is Stealing - T. Moore Hasten, Sinner, to be Wise - Thomas Scott He Giveth His Beloved Sleep - Franz Abt Hearts and Homes - John Blockley Herdsman's Mountain Home - Franz Abt Here We Stand, Hand in Hand - School Song Holy Bible, Book Divine - J. F. Barton Home's not merely Four Square Walls - C. Swain How Out Your Row - Anonymous How Soft the Happy Evening's Close - Volkslied How Softly Are Glancing - W. A. Mozart Hunter's Farewell, The - F. Mendelssohn Hunter's Song, The - Schaffer Hymn Tunes.—Austrian Hymn, 116; Cassell, 61; Chapel, 57; Coronation, II; Crucifix, 69; Diademeta, 57; Downs, 75; Ein Feste Burg, 142; Heber, 115; Italian Hymn, 115; Langran, 99; Manoah, 109; Nuremburg, 65; Pleyel's Hymn, 109; Rathbun, 61; Russian Hymn, 65; Sicilian Hymn, 71 I Am Far Frae My Hame - M. A. Lee I Come from Haunts of Coot and Hern - Tennyson I Dream of All Things Free - Felicia Hemans I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls - M. W. Balfe I Have Heard the Mavis Singing - Sidney Nelson I Love the Merry Sunshine - Stephen Glover I Love to Tell the Story - Wm. G. Fischer I Remember, I Remember - Alfred. S. Gatty If I Had but a Thousand a Year - Henry Russell If Thou Wert by My Side - Reginald Heber I'll Do My Duty - Anonymous I'm Standing by the Window Sill - G. B. Allen In the Starlight - Stephen Glover I've Been Roaming - Charles E. Horn I've Reached the Land - E. Page Jeannette and Jeannot - Chas W. Glover Jesus, Lover of My Soul - Charles Wesley Johnny Sands - John Sinclair Joy Bells Ring To-day - Scotch Air Joy Wait on Thy Morrow - "Vive la Compagnie" Juanita - Caroline Norton Kathleen Mavourneen - F. W. N. Crouch Katy Darling - Anonymous Kelvin Grove - Thomas Lyle Killarney - M. W. Balfe Kindred Hearts - Felicia Hemans Let Others Dream - J. C. Johnson Let us Laugh and Let us Sing - Anonymous Life is but a Fleeting Dream - C. J. Dunphy Life Laid Down, The - James Langran Light in the Window, The - Virginia Gabriel Light of Other Days - M. W. Balfe Little Bennie was Our Darling - G. R. Poulton Little Bird on the Green Tree - Claribel Long Weary Day, The - Suabian Volkslied Lord, with Glowing Heart - Francis S. Key Love and Mirth - J. Strauss Love Not - John Blockley Love's Young Dream - Thomas Moore Make the Best of It - C. J. Dunphy Make Your Mark - School Song Marching Song - German Mary of Argyle - Sidney Nelson May Every Year but Bring - J. W. Calcott May Queen, The - Alfred Tennyson Mellow Horn, The - Wm. Jones Merrily Every Bosom Boundeth - Thomas Moore Merry of Heart, ye Song-Birds - J. L. Molloy Mighty Fortress is our God, A - Martin Luther Miller of the Dee, The - Charles Mackay Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory - Julia W. Howe Music Everywhere - S. W. Foster My Ain Countrie - M. A. Lee My Mother's Bible - Geo. P. Morris My Normandy - Frederic Berat Nancy Lee - Stephen Adams Never Say Fail - School Song Ninety and Nine - Ira D. Sankey Noble Republic! Happiest of Lands - H. Millard None Can Tell - G. B. Allen Now Thank We All Our God - Martin Rinkart Now the Sun is in the West - Anonymous O Sacred Head - Bernard of Clairvaux O Ye Tears - Franz Abt Of All the Wives as e'er You Know - S. Adams Oh, Ask not, Hope not Thou - Felicia Hemans Oh, Could Our Thoughts - Anne Steele Oh, My Love is Like the Red, Red Rose - Burns Oh, Take Me Back to Switzerland - C. Norton Oh, the Days Are Gone - T. Moore Old Friends and Old Times - J. R. Thomas Old Grimes - A. G. Greene Old Rosin the Bow - Anonymous On the Mountain, Steep and Hoary - Franz Alt Once Again, O Blessed Time - Arthur Sullivan Once we had a Fragrant Blossom - G. R. Poulton One Long Last Kiss - Virginia Gabriel One Summer Eve - J. W. Cherry Over the Mountain Wave - R. L. White Over There - T. C. O'Kane Pearl that Worldlings Covet, The - E. J. Loder Praise to God (Nuremburg) - Sebastian Bach Pull Away, Brave Boys - G. Rossini Quiet, Lord, My Froward Heart - John Newton Red, Red Rose, The - Robert Burns Rejoice! Rejoice - Anonymous Rise, Crowned with Light - Alexander Pope Rock of Ages - A. M. Toplady Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep - E. Willard Roll on, Silver Moon - J. W. Turner Rosin the Bow - Anonymous Rosy Crown, The - C. M. Von Weber Row, Row, Cheerily Row - D. M. Craik Russian Driver's Song - Folk-Song Russian Hymn - Alexis Lvoff Scarlet Sarafan, The - Warlamoff Scotland's Burning - Round Sea Bird's Song - Guiseppe Verdi See the Sun's First Gleam - Schaffer See Where the Rising Sun - German Air Shall We Meet Beyond the River? - E. S. Rice Shells of Ocean - J. W. Cherry Shepherd Boy: Air - G. D. Wilson Silence, Silence - Roethen Silver Chimes - Mrs. C Barnard Slumber Song, The - F. Kuchen Smiling May Comes in Play - Anonymous Soft o'er the Fountain - C. Norton Soldier's Life, A - M. W. Balfe Song of Seven - Jean Ingelow Song of the Brook - Alfred Tennyson Sorrow and Care May Meet - T. C. Tildesley Sound Our Voices Long and Sweet - Anonymous Speak Gently - W. V. Wallace Spring, Gentle Spring - J. Riviere Stand! the Ground's Your Own - John Pierpont Stars are Fading from the Sky, The - Anonymous Stars Trembling O'er Us - D. M. Craik Steal Away - Slave Hymn Styrian Land, The - L. C. Scydler Summer Days Are Coming - Charles Jefferys Sweet and Low - J. Barnby Sweet Song Bird - J. L. Molloy Switzer's Song of Home - Ignatz Moscheles That Day the World Shall See - W. E. Hickson That Sweet Story of Old - Jemima Luke Then You'll Remember Me - M. W. Balfe There are Lonely Hearts to Cherish - A. Nettleton There's No Dew Left on the Daisies - J. Ingelow They are Chiming Gaily Now - Claribel This Book is All that's Left Me Now - H. Russell Those Evening Bells - V. Bellini Though the Clouds are Lowering - Anonymous Three Children Sliding - Old Ditty Thy Name was Once the Magic Spell - C. Norton Time Doth Pass Away - Anonymous 'Tis Lone on the Waters - John Blockley To Thy Pastures Fair and Large - J. Merrick Troika, Russian Driver's Song - Folk-Song True Love Can Ne'er Forget - Samuel Lover Twickenham Ferry - Theodore Marzials Vesper Bell - Anonymous Vesper Hymn - Thomas Moore Viva L'America - H. Millard Wake, For the Night is Flying - Philip Nicolai Warren's Address - John Pierpont We Have Lived and Loved Together - C. Jefferys We Will Take from our Parting - Anonymous Weary of Earth - James Langran We'd Better Bide a Wee - Claribel What is Home without a Mother - A. Hawthorne What Song Doth the Cricket Sing? - B. Cornwall What Wakest Thou, Spring? - F Hemans When Hope Her Cheering Smile - F. Berat When Other Lips and Other Hearts - Al. W. Balfe When Stars are in the Quiet Skies - E. L. Bulwer When the Green Leaves - Anonymous When You and I Were Young - Geo. B. Allen Where are the Friends of My Youth? - G. Barker While the Days are Going By - A. Nettleton While the Morning Bells are Ringing - Sicilian Whistle and Hoe - Anonymous Why do Summer Roses Fade? - George Barker Why, ah why, my Heart, this Sadness? - Moscheles With Glowing Heart I'd Praise Thee - F. S. Key Won't You Tell Me Why, Robin? - Claribel You are Going Far Away - C. 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31 Dec 08 - 08:51 PM (#2528748) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 5 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 5 "Two Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside." by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1888) All among the Barley - Elizabeth Stirling All by the Shady Greenwood Tree - G. Rossini All is Still and Restful Now - W. Tauwitz All Night thro' Thy Slumbers - M. Connelly Alphabet Song - Little Ones Anna Song - Richard Genee Anvil Chorus - G. Verdi Araby's Daughter - Thomas Moore Are Ye Sleepin', Maggie? - R. Tannahill Art Thou Weary? - St. Stephanos As I'd Nothing Else to Do - J. L. Hatton As the Golden Stars - German Autumn Leaves - Charles Dickens Bairnies Cuddle Doon at Nicht, The - Anderson Battle Prayer, The - F. H. Himmel Ben Bolt - T. D. English Bibabutzeman - Nursery Bid Me Good-Bye - F. Paoli Tosti Birdling, Why Sing in Forest Wide? - Swedish Birds in the Night - Arthur Sullivan Birds Must Know, The - Helen Hunt Bleib Bei Mir - A. Reichardt Blest Be the Tie that Binds - John Fawcett Bright Star of Hope - F. Halevy Brother, Thou and I - Lullaby Brother, Thou Art Gone Before Us - Dirge Call Me Thine Own - F. Halevy Campbells Are Coming, The - Scotch Charge to Keep I Have, A - Charles Wesley Christmas Song - A. Adam Cock Robin and Jenny Wren - Anonymous Come Back to Erin - Mrs. C. Barnard Come Let Us Join in Merry Chorus - J. Offenbach Come Let Us Join Our Cheerful Songs - I. Watts Come Out, 'Tis Now September - E. Stirling Come Rest in This Bosom - Thomas Moore Come to the Meadows - Kindergarten Come When the Soft Twilight Falls - Schumann Come, All Ye Jolly Shepherds - Scotch Come, Boor, Your "Little Blue" - H. B. Farnie Come, Holy Ghost - Chas. Wesley Confide Ye Aye in Providence - Jas. Ballantyne Cracovian Maid, The - Anonymous Cuddle Doon - Alexander Anderson Dance On Forever - Hamilton Aide Dear Mother, in Dreams I See Her - C. Bellamy Dearest Love, Do You Remember? - C. C. Sawyer Departed Days - Portuguese Air Depth of Mercy! Can There Be - C. Wesley Distant Shore, The - W. S. Gilbert Don't Leave Your Mother, Tom - E. J. Symons Dream Faces - Wm. M. Hutchinson Dream On, Young Hearts - N. J. Sporle Dreamland - Mrs. C. Barnard Eden of Love, The - Anonymous Eve's Lamentation - M. P. King Fair Land of Poland - M. W. Balfe Farewell Forever - H. B. Farnie Farewell, My Peaceful Vale - Anonymous Farewell, O Farewell to Thee - Thomas Moore Farewell, Those Happy Hours - G. Donizetti Father, on Thee I Call - Theodore Korner Feast of Roses, The - Thomas Moore Few More Years Shall Roll, A - Horatius Bonar Fiddle-de-dee - Nursery Fine Old English Gentleman - Anonymous Flowerets Blooming - F. Schubert Flowers That Bloom in the Spring, The - Sullivan Foot Traveler, The - Students' Song Fox and Goose - German Friends That We Never Forget - A. Hawthorne From Every Stormy Wind - T. Hastings Gaily Our Boat Glides - Anonymous Gaily Sings the Lark - W. Mozart God Hath Sent His Angels - Easier Hymn Going to Market - Louis Diehl Golden Shore, The - Jewish Air Good Shepherd, The - Odoardo Barri Good-Bye at the Door - Stephen Glover Good-Night - Anonymous Grave of Bonaparte - L. Heath Green Fields of America - Mary O' Neil Gum Tree Canoe, The - S. S. Steele Hail! Thou Once Despised Jesus! - J. Bakewell Hallelujah Chorus - G. F. Handel Hark! 'Tis the Angelus - H. B. Farnie Heart Ache for Home - Henry Morford Here Awa, There Awa - Robert Burns Here's a Health to All - Round Hermit There Was, A - Peter Parley Home Again - Marshall S. Pike Home of My Childhood - J. K. Mitchell Home, Fare Thee Well! - Anonymous Honor His Holy Name - Child's Hymn Hot Cross Buns - Playtime Song How Bright and Fair - G. Rossini How Fair Art Thou - H. Weidt How Tedious and Tasteless - J. Newton Hush! the Waves are Rolling in - Gaelic Hymn Tunes: Autumn, 163; Azmon, 61; Bdellium, 96; Blumenthal, 97; Chelvey, 124; Dennis, 49; De Fleury, 50; Duane Street, 51; Garden, 68; Gloria Patri, 61; Heber, 162; Holstein, 163; Lebanon, 145; Maitland, 51; Moyle, 115; Neale, 61; Sabbath, 49; St. Martin's, 97; St. Thomas, 125. - I Gave Her a Rose - Mary Mark-Lemon I Hear Not a Footfall - Sidney Nelson I Know an Eye So Softly Bright - A. Reichardt I Love Little Pussy - Nursery I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord - T. Dwight I Remember Well a Sunny Vale - G. Donizetti I Sat Beneath the Maples Old - Ciro Pinsuti I Saw a Ship a Sailing - Carl Reinecke I See My Home in the Twilight Dim - Claribel I Was a Wandering Sheep - Horatius Bonar I Welcome Thee with Gladness - German I'd Offer Thee This Hand of Mine - Anonymous Ilka Blade o' Grass - John Wilson I'll Hang My Harp on a Willow - Old English I'll Sing You an Old Ballad - Anonymous I'm Not Myself at All - Samuel Lover In Merry Chorus - J. Offenbach In the Golden Eventide - Ciro Pinsuti I've Come across the Sea - Swiss Jenny Lind's Bird Song - Swedish Jessie, the Flower of Dumblane - R. Tannahill Jesus, My All, to Heaven is Gone - J. Cennick Judith; Our God Alone Can Save us - J. Concone Land of Dreams, The - F. Enoch Landing of the Pilgrims - Felicia Hemans Last Night When All Was Still - H. Rjerulf Lavender's Blue - Nursery Let Worldly Minds the World Pursue Light and Rosy Be Thy Slumbers - Swedish Light House, The - Thomas Moore Lo! the Seal of Death is Breaking - Jewish Air London Bridge - Playtime Song Lord into His Garden Comes, The - J. Ingalls Lullaby from Erminie - E. Jakobowski Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned - S. Stennett March, March - Round Mary Morrison - Robert Burns Maryland, My Maryland - J. R. Randall Meet Me by Moonlight Alone - J. A. Wade Mercy Seat, The - Hugh Stowell Mid Scenes of Confusion - David Denham Mistress Santa Claus - A. S. Shelton Monarch of the Woods - J. W. Cherry Mountain Boy, The - Folksong Murmuring Sea - Stephen Glover Music at Nightfall - Charles Jefferys Music of Labor - Kindergarten Must I Leave Thee, Paradise! - M. P. King Must I Then Leave? - Anonymous Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone? - T. Shepherd New Hail Columbia - O. W. Holmes Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen - Slave Now All the Bells are Ringing - Easter Carol Now the Day is Slowly Waning - A. Reichardt O What Can You Tell? - R. W. Raymond October Gave a Party - Alexander Lee Of All the Busy People Round - Ada S. Shelton Oh, Are Ye Sleepin', Maggie? - R. Tannahill Oh, at Thy Feet How Happy - H. Weidt Oh, Don't You Remember? - T. D. English Oh, for a Thousand Tongues - Chas. Wesley Oh, Happy Day That Stays - P. Doddridge Oh, Loved Italia - G. Verdi Oh, Sister Dear - D. F. E. Auber Oh, Smile as Thou Wert Wont - M. IV. Balfe Oh, Solemn Hour, When Hearts - A. Adam Oh, Who So Gay and Free? - Anonymous Old, Old Song, The - H. B. Farnie On Foot I Gaily Take My Way - German On the Mountains - Jules Benedict On Tombigbee River - S. S. Steele Once Again - Arthur Sullivan One or Two - W. T. Wrighton Our Flag o'er Us Waving - G. Verdi Our Home Is on the Sea - J. Offenbach Our Way Across the Sea - Anonymous Peace on Earth - G. Donizetti Peaceful Fold, The - Horatius Bonar Pierrot - W. M. Hutchinson Poor Johnny's Dead - Round Rhyme of the Rail - John G. Saxe Ring On, Sweet Angelus - H. B. Farnie Rose of Lucerne - Swiss Round the Corner - Albert Randegger Row Thy Boat Lightly - I. B. Woodbury Safe Home at Last - Ciro Pinsuti Safely Through Another Week - Joint Newton Sailing - Godfrey Marks Saints' Sweet Home, The - David Denham Saw Ye My Saviour? - Anonymous Scene Was More Beautiful Far, The - T. Moore Scout, The - Fabio Campana See the Proud Banner of Liberty - G. Verdi Shadows Lie Across, The - W. M Hutchinson Sigh Not o'er Toil and Trouble - IV. Mozart Silently, Silently - Little Folks Sing It Over - Round Singing thro' the Forest - John G. Saxe Slave Hymns: Keep Me from Sinking Down, The Lily of the Valley, Many Thousand Gone - Sleep, Baby Dear - W. Tauwitz Sleep, Sleep, My Darling - Lullaby Sometimes I Dream - Mary Mark-Lemon Song of the Children - English Song of the May - German Sorry Her Lot - Arthur Sullivan Speed, My Bark - S. Neukomm Spring Song, A - Ciro Pinsuti Stay, My Darling, Stay - A. Reichardt Still So Gently o'er Me Stealing - V. Bellini Storm, The - John Hullah Strawberry Girl, The - Arthur Sullivan Sun Was Clear on the Open Lea, The - Sullivan Sunshine and Cloud - C. W. Glover Swedish Cradle Song - Lullaby Sweet By-and-By, The - J. P. Webster Swiss Girl, The - George Linley Take Back the Heart - Mrs. C. Barnard Tear, The - F. Gumbert Tempest Rages Wild, The - A. A. Proctor That Old Waltz by the Linden Trees - H. Aide There Is a Land, a Radiant Land - A. Wilton There Is Dew for the Flow'ret - Thomas Moore There's a Green Hill Far Away - R. S. Willis There's a Land That Is Fairer than Day - Bennett This Is My Dream - Milton Wellings Thou Art So Near and Yet So Far - A. Reichardt Thy Voice Is Near - W. T. Wrighton Time of the Singing of Birds, The - Geo. Barher 'Tis God Who Ordains Me - J. Concone Tit-Willow - Arthur Sullivan Too Late! Too Late! - M. Lindsay Tramp, Tramp, Tramp! - George F. Root True Love Is Sweet - W. M. Hutchinson 'Twas a Pleasant Summer's Morning - Hatton Uncle Ned - Stephen C. Foster Wandering in the May Time - Stephen Glover Wandering Willie - Robert Burns We May Be Happy Yet - M. W. Balfe Wearing of the Green - Dion Boucicault Weary Are at Rest, The - Irish Dirge We'll Go to the Mountains - Tyrolien We'll Laugh at Care and Sorrow - Anonymous Wet Sheet and Flowing Sea, A - A. Cunningham What Means This Glory? - J. R. Lowell When I Come - Suabian Folksong When Night Comes o'er the Plain - S. Nelson When the Boats Come Home - Sarah Doudney When the Kye Come Hame - Ettrick Shepherd When the Soft Twilight Falls - R. Schumann When This Cruel War is Over - C. C. Sawyer When We Arrive at Home - Jer. Ingalls When Wild the Night and Dark - G. C. Bingham Where Gadie Rins - John Imlah Why Seems This Day So Bright? - R. Genee Wide-Wide-Wenne - German With Joy We Hail the Sacred Day - H. Auber Within This Sacred Dwelling - W. Mozart Words, Vain Words - Russell Gray Ye Golden Lamps of Heaven - P. Doddridge Y'Heave ho, My Lads - Godfrey Marks You and Me - Thomas Moore Young May Moon, The - Thomas Moore Zephyr of Nightfall, The - Anonymous |
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31 Dec 08 - 11:40 PM (#2528821) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Q (Frank Staplin) My Heart Songs is better than your Heart Songs! Not true, but it has songs missing from yours and yours has some absent in mine. Both are dated 1909, but one must be later than that. I will post the additional songs in mine. Thanks for posting FQ 2. |
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01 Jan 09 - 06:09 PM (#2529284) Subject: Index: Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 6 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Franklin Square Song Collection, No. 6 "Two Hundred Favorite Songs and Hymns for Schools and Homes, Nursery and Fireside." by John Piersol McCaskey (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1889) Adeste Fideles - J. Reading - 47 Adieu, The - Anonymous - 163 Ah! When, Quick Flashing, Fell - F. P. Tosti - 150 Ah! Why Will My Dear Little Child - J. Taylor - 166 Alice Gray - P. Millard - 62 All Glory, Laud, and Honor - M. Teschner - 12 Andreas Hofer - Folksong - 165 Angels from Realms of Glory - J. Montgomery - 127 Annie's Tryst - W. E. Aytoun - 155 Answers - J. Blumenthal - 99 At the Ferry - F. E. Weatherly - 70 Away with Melancholy - W. Mozart - 133 Baby Is a Sailor Boy - George Cooper - 135 Banks of Allan Water - Chas. E. Horn - 157 Basseti - Franz Abt - 149 Be Hushed, My Dear, Thy Mother's Near - 49 Beautiful Bells - E. O. Lyte - 163 Beautiful Minka - Russian Folksong - 102 Bedouin Love Song - Ciro Pinsuti - 176 Behold, How Brightly Breaks - D. F. E. Auber - 174 Better Land, The - Felicia Hemans - 73 Blackbird, The - Anonymous - 159 Blessed Country, The - F. H. Himmel - 14 Blushing Maple Tree - Hamilton Aide - 21 Bonnie Blue Flag - H. McCarthy - 64 Bonnie Dundee - Walter Scott - 30 Bread to Pilgrims Given - Thomas Aquinas - 16 Bright Stars Fade, The - J. L. Hatton - 146 Brother and I - S. B. Ball - 147 By the Blue Sea - Henry Smart - 24 By the Well before the Doorway - F. Schubert - 169 Cast Thy Bread upon the Waters - J. L. Roeckel - 17 Cast Thy Burden on the Lord - F. Mendelssohn - 128 Castanets Are Sounding - Spanish - 68 Castles in Spain - V. Bellini - 54 Cherish Faith in One Another - I. B. Woodbury - 18 Child Sleeps under a Rosebush Fair, A - German - 155 Children's Hosanna - Geo. J. Webb - 94 Children's Kingdom, The - J. Blumenthal - 50 Children's Songs - Little Ones - 48 Chime On, Old Bells - Eliza F. Morris - 31 Christmas Hymn - Henry Dielman - 83 Christmas Tree, The - J. C. Lowry - 118 Claudine - J. L. Molloy - 93 Come and Worship - Henry Smart - 127 Come Away to the Fields - D. F. E. Auber - 19 Come Away, Lads, to Labor - William Ball - 74 Come, Let Us Learn to Sing - Nursery - 48 Cradled All Lowly - Charles Gounod - 25 Cuckoo, The - Little Folks - 142 Dance of the Fairies - German - 121 Dark Day of Horror - C. Rossini - 156 Daylight Slowly Fades - F. Schubert - 45 Dear Native Home - Wm. Ball - 122 Dearest Native Land - H. Proch - 158 Departed Days - George F. Root - 5 Disturb Not His Slumbers - Marshall S. Pike - 116 Do You Think of the Days - Dora Greenwell - 99 Down in a Coal Mine - J. B. Geoghegan - 109 Down the Burn, Davie - W. Crawford - 103 Dreams - F. H. Hodges - 35 Drift, My Bark - F. Kuchen - 138 Dunois the Brave - H. E. Beauharnais - 80 Enchanted Isle, The - G. Verdi - 43 Ere the Twilight Bat Was Flitting - B. Covert - 44 Evening Hymn - John Hatton - 129 Eyes So Blue and Dreaming - E. Lassen - 114 Fade, Fade, Each Earthly Joy - T. E. Perkins - 95 Faded Flowers - James Power - 124 Fair Luna - J. Barnby - 98 Far above the Deep Blue Sea - Anonymous - 165 Far Out on the Desolate Billow - R. W. Raymond - 95 Fareweel, Ye Streams - T. M. Cunningham - 162 Fishermen's Chorus - D. F. E. Auber - 174 Fragrant Air - Franz Abt - 147 Free from Slumber, Free from Care - Nursery - 167 From City Gate at Dawning Grey - J. J. Lonsdale - 50 From Morning till Night - Jane Taylor - 166 From the Desert I Come to Thee - C. Pinsuti - 176 Gascon Vespers - David Lee - 130 Gaudeamus Igitur - College Song - 63 Geraldine - H. C. Hunter - 77 Gleam, Gleam, O Silver Stream - F. E. Weatherly - 40 Glorious Things Are Spoken - G. Rossini - 126 Go Down, Moses - Slave Song - 153 Go Thou and Dream - Thomas Moore - 36 God for Us - C. C. Converse - 136 Golden Stars for Me Are Shining - H. Proch - 158 Golden Years Ago - Stephen Adams - 37 Good Night, Ladies - Serenade - 79 Good-Bye, Sweetheart - J. L Hatton - 146 Grave of Washington - L. V. Crosby - 116 Hark to the Shrill Trumpet Calling - C. Norton - 120 Hark! the Merry Peal is Ringing - David Lee - 130 Hark! Those Holy Voices - G. J. Geer - 25 Heath Is All Lonely, The - Serenade - 22 Her Bright Eyes Radiant Gleaming - G. Verdi - 32 Her Bright Smile - W. T. Wrighton - 7 Highland Mary - Robert Burns - 34 Home, Can I Forget Thee - German - 129 Hours There Were - Thomas Moore - 33 Hunter's Song - John Hullah - 23 Hurrah for the Christmas Tree - Clara Wallace - 118 Hush-a-by, Hush-a-by - Nursery - 167 Hymn Tunes:
Antioch, 58 Church Militant, 52 Duke Street, 129 Hymn of the Dying, 53 St Theodulph, 12 Emmanuel, 13 Holy Voices, 25 Adeste Fideles, 47 Avison, 59 Webb, 94 Regent Square, 127 St. Agnes, 127 I Hear the Robin Sing - Franz Abt - 125 I Hear Them o'er the Meadows - M. Wettings - 70 I Know a Bank - Chas. E. Horn - 144 I Love My Love - Ciro Pinsuti - 81 I Love the Spring - W. Mozart - 117 I Love to Sing - Edward L. Hime - 89 I Will Lay Me Down - S. Neukomm - 105 I'm a Merry Gipsy Maid - E. Fitzball - 42 I'm a Merry Laughing Girl - C. W, Glover - 171 I'm Dreaming Now of Hallie - S. Winner - 97 I'm Saddest When I Sing - T. H. Bayly - 132 In Childhood, with Crown and Sceptre - Lortzing - 168 In Mantua, in Fetters - German - 165 In My Swift Boat - J. Concone - 172 In Shadowland - C. Pinsuti - 101 Integer Vitae - College Song - 63 Into the Woods My Master Went - Sidney Lanier - 15 It Came upon the Midnight Clear - E. H. Sears - 127 It Was a Breton Village - F. E. Weatherly - 104 Jamie's on the Stormy Sea - Bernard Covert - 44 Jesus is Mine - Horatius Bonar - 95 John Brown's Body - Charles S. Hall - 164 Joy to the World - Isaac Watts - 58 Joyous Song - Anonymous - 145 Lady Beatrice's Lament - D. Speranza - 131 Land without a Storm - Laban Solomon - 112 Land without a Storm, A - Solomon - 112 Lang o' Comin' - Anonymous - 20 Linden Tree, The - Franz Schubert - 169 Listen to the Mocking Bird - Alice Hawthorne - 97 Little Boy Blue - Eugene Field - 8 Little Gipsy Jane - C. W. Glover - 42 Little Leaves, The - W. Ganz - 106 Little Orphant Annie - Jas. Whitcomb Reilly - 143 London Bridge - F. E. Weatherly - 78 Lotus Flower, The - A'. Schumann - 151 Lullaby, Lullaby - Anonymous - 49 Maid of the Mill, The - Hamilton Aide - 37 Maltese Boatman's Song - L. Devereux - 111 Mandolin Song, The - Spanish - 96 Man's a Man for A' That, A - Robert Burns - 152 Men of Harlech - Welsh - 123 Merry Hours of Youth - C. Rossini - 160 'Mid Woods and Forest Treasure - J. Hullah - 23 Mine Own - D. M. Muloch - 131 My Heart is Light - G. Rossini - 69 My Jamie's Far o'er the Sea - Alexander Lee - 87 Never Alone - Ferd. Silcher - 95 Nice Young Girl - Arthur Sullivan - 91 Nice Young Man - Arthur Sullivan - 90 Night Sinks on the Wave - D. F. E. Auber - 121 Not a Sparrow Falleth - Franz Abt - 11 Now the Merry Spring - Anonymous - 141 Nursery Songs - Jane Taylor - 166 Nursery Songs - Little Ones - 167 O Boatman, Row Me O'er - M. D. Sullivan - 10 O Come, Emmanuel - Old Latin - 13 O Rowan Tree - Lady Nairne - 28 O World, I Now Must Leave Thee - D. Wolder - 53 Officer's Funeral, The - Caroline Norton - 120 Oh, But You've Been Lang o' Comin' - Scotch - 20 Oh, Dearest Mae - L. V. Crosby - 92 Oh, Do Not Frighten or Destroy - Nursery - 48 Oh, Hope, Delusive Dream - R. W. Adams - 75 Oh, I Have Had Dreams - F. H. Hodges - 35 Oh, I'm a Happy Creature - Spanish - 96 Oh, the Flowers in Wildwood - J. H. Brown - 124 Oh, the Sailor Shall Sing - Yradier - 84 Oh, 'Twas Sweet to Hear Her Singing - A. Lee - 60 Ohe, Mamma! - F. P. Tosti - 150 Old Santa Claus - John Read - 67 On Long Island's Sea-girt Shore - H. J. Sharpe - 66 On Yonder Rock Reclining - D. F. E. Auber - 175 Only a Year Ago - F. P. Tosti - 140 Out in a Beautiful Field - School Song - 133 Over the Mountain - H. Piercey - 115 Pale White Rose, The - R. W. Adams - 75 Party at the Zoo, The - Septimus Winner - 170 Peace to the Brave - Wm. T. Adams - 149 Pharaoh's Army - Slave Song - 153 Pretty Pear Tree - Anonymous - 133 Priory Chimes - W. Haynes - 31 Proud and Lowly - J. L. Molloy - 78 Queen's Maries, The - Old Scotch - 75 Ring Out, O Bells - George Barker - 113 Ripe Are the Apples - Mary Herbert - 82 Rise from Thy Mourning - Anonymous - 129 Rockaway - Henry Russell - 66 Rose Bush, The - T. E. Perkins - 155 Rounds - 23, 115, 117 Rowan Tree, The - Lady Nairne - 28 Sally in Our Alley - Henry Carey - 154 Saved from the Storm - Odoardo Barri - 104 Sea Gulls, The - Anonymous - 165 Seasons, The - W. Mozart - 117 See the Happy Kitten - Nursery - 167 See-Saw Waltz Song - A. G. Crowe - 65 She Sits Alone All thro' the Day - C. Pinsuti - 101 She Wore a Wreath of Roses - T. H. Bayly - 6 She's All My Fancy Painted Her - P. Millard - 62 Shout the Glad Tidings - W. A. Muhlenberg - 59 Sing, Smile, Slumber - Charles Gounod - 55 Slumber Songs - Anonymous - 49 Somewhere - F. Campana - 9 Son of God Goes Forth, The - H. S. Cutler - 52 Song of the Angels - J. B. Dykes - 127 Song of the Fowler - W. Mozart - 169 Song of the Hop Pickers - E. L. Blanchard - 39 Spinning Song - Carl Reinecke - 93 Sweet Voices from Spirit Land - Geo. F. Root - 5 Swing, Cradle, Swing - George Cooper - 135 Swiss Hunter, The - Anonymous - 69 Tar's Farewell, The - Stephen Adams - 137 Tell Her I Love Her So - P. De Faye - 40 Tell Me, Beautiful Maiden - Charles Gounod - 173 Tempest of the Heart - G. Verdi - 32 Tenting on Old Camp Ground - W. Kittredge - 26 There Was One Little Jack - Jane Taylor - 166 Thou Art My Rose - Serenade - 85 Thousand Leagues Away, A - J. Barnby - 38 Timothy's Welcome - Theo. Marzials - 88 Tippecanoe and Tyler Too - A. C. Ross - 86 'Tis Midnight Hour - Anonymous - 100 'Tis Years Since Last We Met- J. E. Carpenter - 7 Touch Us Gently, Time - Barry Cornwall - 46 Traveler's Evening Song - Franz Schubert - 45 Tree of Odenwald, The - German - 148 Trees and the Master, The - Sidney Lanier - 15 'Twere Vain to Tell - J. A. Wade - 41 Valley Rings, the Blackbird Sings, The - Anon. - 159 Vesper Bells were Softly Ringing, The - A. Lee - 60 Vine Dressers' Song - C. M. Von Weber - 74 Voices All Merry - Elizabeth Philp - 39 Wait for the Wagon - R. B. Buckley - 108 We Are Tenting To-night - W. Kittredge - 26 We Love to Go Each Day to School - S. B. Ball - 147 We Speak of Realms of the Blest - F. H. Himmel - 14 Wear a Bright Smile - G. Verdi - 29 Welcome, Fair Evening - Folksong - 45 What is the Meaning of the Song? - C. Mackay - 81 When a Child I Lived at Lincoln - R. Howard - 61 When at Twilight so Softly - Victor Hugo - 55 When His Salvation Bringing - John King - 94 When I Was a Beggarly Boy - J. R. Lowell - 54 When Roses Bloom - German - 159 When Sweet Music - G. A. Macfarren - 119 When the Corn is Waving - C. Blamphin - 76 When the Night Wind - Wm. R. Dempster - 57 When the Swallow Comes - Ciro Pinsuti - 110 Where Warbling Waters - Brinsley Richards - 107 While We Shed a Tear of Feeling - J. Addison - 134 Wind is Blowing Fresh, The - C. Bennett - 38 With Crown and Sceptre - Lortzing - 168 With Glory Lit the Midnight Air - J. McCaffrey - 83 Wonderful Weaver, The - W. C. Levey - 117 Wood Horn, The - Anonymous - 135 Ye Sons of the Nation - Mrs. C. Barnard - 27 Yeoman's Wedding Song - Poniatowski - 56 Yestreen the Queen had Four Maries - Scotch - 75 You Never Miss the Water - R. Howard - 61 Your Hand is Cauld as Snaw - W. E. Aytoun - 155 |
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01 Jan 09 - 08:17 PM (#2529359) Subject: Index: Heart Songs Dear to the American People From: Q (Frank Staplin) HEART SONGS Dear to the American People, etc. 1909 ADDENUM to posted list from a different printing. Possible indicator: Joe Mitchell Chapple's name not on title page. A Soldier and a Man Alas Those Chimes Anchors Weighed, The Banks of Allan Water, The Brave Old Oak, The Canadian Boat Song, The Cheer, Boys, Cheer Death of Nelson, The Faith of Our Fathers Good Rhein Wine, The In a Cellar Cool or Drinking* In Happy Moments Day by Day In Heavenly Love Abiding Kate O'Shane Lochnagar Maple Leaf Forever, The March of the Cameron Men, The Nelly Was a Lady Norah, the Pride of Kildare Oh! That We Two Were Maying Rose of Tralee, The Scotland Yet Song That Reached My Heart, The Terence's Farewell Wearin' of the Green, The What Are the Wild Waves Saying White Wings Why Do Summer Roses Fade? Within a Mile of Edinboro' Town Ye Banks and Braes Yes, Let Me Like a Soldier Fall *Not on page indicated. |
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02 Jan 09 - 10:49 AM (#2529634) Subject: Index: New Music Album for the Piano (Berr, 19--) From: cetmst NEW MUSIC ALBUM For the Piano Jules Berr, editor and publisher, Philadelphia Each page has an advertisement for a Philadelphia or New York store or service, No date, but apparently late 19th century * Lyrics, but otherwise only piano notation. Turlurette, Henri Marx 1 Praise of Tears (Flowerets Blooming, Winds Perfuming)* F.Schubert 7 Captain Jinks * 9 Vaillance (Polka) 12 Robinson Crusoe, Offenbach 16 Not For Joseph*, Arthur Lloyd 21 The Lover and the Bird*, Guglielmo 24 Orphèe aux Enfers, Offenbach 27 Jerusalem the Golden* 32 The Merriest Girl That's Out* 33 Cousin et Cousine, Jules Egghard 36 How Fair Thou Art (Wie schön bist du)* H. Weidt 40 In the Starlight* J.E.Carpenter/Stephen Glover 42 On the Beach At Cape May*, E.N. Slocum 46 Schützen-Marche, Carl Faust 49 Voll Humor (Polka) Carl Faust 52 Ohne Zügel und Bügel (Galop), Carl Faust 55 Goodbye, Sweetheart, Goodbye*, John L. Hatton 58 Lahatelaine, Carl Faust 61 The Young Recruit, B. Richards 64 Five O'Clock in the Morning*, Claribel 69 The Moon Behind the Trees*, G.T. Wilson 72 Berg Auf, Berg Ab (Galop), Carl Faust 75 The Black-Key Polka Mazurka, A. Herzog 79 Romance From Don Pasquale*, Donizetti 82 Crispino e la Comare, Arr. E.Ketterer 86 Home Sweet Home, J.H.Slack 91 Marche des Tambours, Sydney Smith 97 Les Varietes Parisiennes 103 La Belle Hélène Galop, Offenbach 108 Come Back to Erin*. CVlaribel 113 Adrienne Polka Mazurka, A. Talexy 117 Maggie's Secret*, Claribel 120 In Strudel (Galop, Carl Faust 123 Blue Bird Polka Redowa, Weingarten 127 Barbe Bleue (Galop), Offenbach 130 The Naiad's Barczrolle, E. Mack 133 Fire and Flame (Galop), Carl Faust 138 Victoria Lancers, Weingarten 141 Lucrezia Borgia (Il Brindisi), Donizetti 146 Scenes That Are Brightest*, W.V.Wallace 152 My First Wife's Dead*, Offenbach 154 Les Adieux, P. Horro 159 Fra Diavalo, Sydney Smith 162 Valse des Roses. E. Ketterer 169 Cujus Animam, W. Kuhe 175 La Favorite, J. Ascher 181 Immortellen Walty (Secondo), J. Gung'l 186 Imortellen Waltz (Promo), J. Gung'l 187 Künstler Leben, Johann Strauss 194 |
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06 Jan 09 - 10:29 AM (#2532861) Subject: Index: The Melodist (G. S. Thornton, 1820) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Melodist Comprising a Selection of the Most Favourite English, Scotch, and Irish Songs Arranged for the Voice, Flute, or Violin. by G. S. Thornton (New York: George Singleton, 1820.) [Index of first lines:] A blessing unknown to ambition and pride - 67 A Highland lad my love was born - 49 A Highland laddie heard of war - 44 A prey to tender anguish - 248 Adieu! adieu! my native shore - 227 Adieu, my native land, adieu - 19 Adown yon sloping banks sae green - 7 Ah! can I e'er forget thee, love - 150 Ah, sure a pair was never seen - 8 All will hail the joyous day - 110 And has she then fail'd in her truth - 131 As beautiful Kitty one morning was tripping - 77 At the peaceful midnight hour, (The Wolf) - 149 Behold in his soft expressive face - 57 Believe me if all those endearing young charms - 97 By Speedwell's silver bosom'd Lake - 140 By the pure light of love - 51 Careful the winding path explore - 241 Cease your funning - 64 Dear Erin, how sweetly thy green bosom rises - 243 Dear is my little native vale - 177 Deep in a Vale a cottage stood, (Dulce Domum) - 59 Did you e'er hear a tale - 112 Encompass'd in an angel's frame - 201 Ere around the huge oak, that o'ershadows yon mill - 80 Fervid on the glitt'ring flood - 28 Flow Susquehanna, hallow'd stream - 56 Fly not yet 'tis now the hour - 75 Had I a heart for falsehood fram'd - 6 Has sorrow thy young days shaded - 88 Hast thou forgot the oak that throws - 65 Henry cull'd the Flow'ret's bloom - 27 Her mouth, which a smile - 235 Here mark the poor desolate maid (Fancy's sketch) - 83 Here's the bower she lov'd so much - 100 How blest our condition, how jocund our day - 120 How oft, Louisa, hast thou said - 21 Hush! hush! such counsel do not give - 250 I came from a land far away, (Savoyard Boy) - 188 I have a silent sorrow here - 87 I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee - 169 I have Parks, I have hounds, (Girl of my heart) - 90 I wander'd once at break of day, (Faithless Emma) - 102 I'll love thee ever dearly - 125 In the world's crooked path where I've been - 173 Is there a heart that never lov'd - 161 Just like love, is yonder Rose - 122 Let Fame sound the trumpet - 38 Light as thistle down moving, that floats on the air - 245 Loudon's bonnie woods and braes - 142 Love's blind they say - 211 Majestic rose the god of day - 180 Mary I believ'd thee true - 53 My friend is the man I would copy thro' life - 205 My heart with love is beating - 145 My sev'nteenth year scarce over - 232 O, my love's like the red red rose - 23 O, Nanny wilt thou gang with me - 16 O, why should the girl of my soul be in tears - 73 O'er highlands and lowlands to chase the fleet deer - 208 Of a' the airts the wind can blaw - 220 Oh, breathe not his name, let it sleep in the shade - 174 Oh, bright was the morning—all nature adorning - 79 Oh, light foot spring! with dripping flowers - 118 Oh, mine be the cottage within the vale - 222 Oh, think not my spirits are always as light - 137 Oh, where are you going sweet Robin? - 14 On this cold flinty rock I will lay down my bead - 93 Our bugles sung truce, for the night clouds had low'r'd - 195 Roy's wife of Aldivalloch - 36 Said a smile to a tear - 252 Scots, wha hae wi' Wallace bled - 25 Scots, you've won fu' mony fights - 144 Should auld acquaintance be forgot (Auld Lang Syne) - 3 Sigh not for love if you wish not to know - 104 Slow broke the light, (Bewilder'd Maid) - 30 Sweet is the dream, divinely sweet - 213 Tell her I'll love her, while the clouds drop rain - 95 Tell me sweet bird, ah, tell me why - 175 The broom bloom'd so fresh and so fair - 129 The flow'rs of the Forest - 157 The heath this night must be my bed - 218 The kiss dear maid thy lips have left - 71 The moon was beaming silver bright - 147 The morn returns in saffron drest - 55 The ploughman whistles o'er the furrow - 256 The rose and the lily their beauties combining - 182 The sapling oak, lost in the dell - 133 The streamlet that flow'd round her cot - 5 The sun his bright rays may withhold, love - 35 The sun's last beams had ting'd the sky - 171 The tear fell gently from her eye - 203 There is not in this wide world a valley so sweet - 214 There's not a look, a word of thine - 153 Thine am I my faithful fair - 115 This blooming rose at early morn - 33 This cold flinty heart, it is you who have warm'd - 199 Though love is warm awhile - 12 'Twas near a thicket's calm retreat - 247 'Twas within a mile of Edinburgh town - 180 What means my fair, that clouded brow - 179 Whate'er my fate where'er I roam - 42 What's this dull town to me - 48 When absent from her my soul holds most dear - 165 When deeds of fame at honour's call, (Home, Love, and Liberty) - 69 When fairies trip round the gay green - 230 When first this humble roof I knew - 127 When first you courted me - 85 When I quitted the cot that stands lone on the moor - 190 When Love gets you fast in her clutches - 136 When the sails catch the breeze - 163 When trees did bud, and fields were green - 224 Where is the nymph whose azure eye - 237 Where is the smile that was heav'n to our eye - 240 While gazing on the Moon's light - 193 Whilst with village maids I stray - 9 Why does azure deck the sky - 216 Why, Ella, dear, that pearly tear - 159 Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Boon - 117 Ye streams that round my prison creep - 81 You say my cottage incomplete - 46 Young Henry was as brave a youth - 99 |
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06 Jan 09 - 02:08 PM (#2533162) Subject: Index: The Vocal Companion (John Parry, 1837) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Vocal Companion A Collection of Favorite Songs, Duets, and Glees, Selected from the Works of the Most Celebrated Composers, Adapted for the Voice, Violin, or Flute. The Second Edition. by John Parry (London: D'Almaine and Co., 1837.) Title. - Composer. - Page. A highland Lad my love was born - Scottish - 131 A highland Laddie heard of war - Scottish - 116 A magnum of Wine - Parry - 123 Adieu to the Cottage - Parry - 6 Ah! bright is the blush on the cheek of the morning - Parry - 110 Ah! could my faultering tongue impart - Mazzinghi - 108 Ah! why did I gather this delicate flower - Emdin - 124 And has she then failed in her truth - Bishop - 106 And ye shall walk in silk attire - Scottish - 148 Awake thee, my merry Swiss girl - Swiss - 196 Bannocks o' barley-meal - Mazzinghi - 82 Barefooted friar - Kitchener - 72 Be mine, dear Maid - Bishop - 88 Beauty in tears - Cambrian - 70 Behold in his soft expressive face - Braham - 100 Beware of love - Corri - 64 Blame me not, my gentle Laddie - Parry - 146 Bonnie Lad and gentle Lassie - Scottish - 102 Buy a broom - Bishop - 78 Caledonia, native land - Bishop - 66 Caledonians, brave and bold - Cooke - 50 Can we banish the past? - Bohemian - 62 Captain Bell - Spanish - 60 Cease your funning - English - 58 Charlie is my darling - Scottish - 74 Clear reflections - Cummins - 52 Draw the sword, Scotland - Scottish - 140 Far, far at sea - Florio - 68 Fill, fill till the glass run o'er - Weber - 99 Forget me not - Braham - 46 Fortune's blind we know - Parry - 54 From Greenland's icy mountains - Bishop - 24 Gin living worth - Scottish - 48 Go, my own darling boy - Irish - 200 Go, youth beloved - Bishop - 56 Hark! from yonder holy pile - Bishop - 44 He loves and rides away - Horn - 42 Here we meet too soon to part - Rossini - 38 Here's to the year that's awa' - Parry - 126 Home, love, and liberty - Bishop - 40 Home, sweet home - Bishop - 33 Isabel - Spanish - 54 Isle of beauty - Whitmore - 194 List, Hermit, list! - Sons - 117 My heart with love is beating - Ware - 76 My love is breathing a prayer for me - Irish - 16 My own native Isle - Bishop - 11 My spirits are mounting - Morris - 22 O'er my cottage near yon wood - Mazzinghi - 32 Oh! still remember me - Bishop - 20 Oh! the heart it goes pit a pat - Parry - 18 Oh, no we never mention her - Bishop - 2 On this cold flinty rock - Braham - 14 Said a smile to a tear - Braham - 150 Sally Roy - Shield - 158 She never blamed him, never - Hindostanee - 198 Sheep-shearing - Dibdin - 4 Sigh not for love - King - 164 Smiling Nannette - Irish - 156 Something so pleasing - Reeve - 160 Spare my love - Haigh - 7 Stranger, think me not too bold - Moorhead - 10 Sweet home - Parry - 167 Sweet Kitty Clover - Kean - 154 Sweet Maid - Bishop - 30 Sweet Melissa, lovely maiden - - 17 Sweet robin redbreast - Parry - 26 Tell her I love her - Shield - 3 Tell me have you seen a toy - Ware - 168 The anchor's weighed - Braham - 28 The banks o' Doon - Scottish - 193 The beautiful maid - Braham - 184 The beauty of the Mind - Smith - 192 The Bee's wing - Rawlings - 134 The bonny Breastknot - Parry - 180 The Britannia - Braham - 136 The Camel's bell - Bishop - 144 The captive to his bird - Mazzinghi - 1 The Coggeshall wedding - - 96 The Convent bell - Attwood - 92 The fond Heart - Horn - 179 The Gallant Troubadour - French - 90 The Garland of Love - Hook - 84 The girl of my heart - Shield - 189 The glasses sparkle on the board - Geary - 84 The heath this night must be my bed - Mazzinghi - 170 The King of the Shamrock, the Thistle, the Rose - Bishop - 174 The King—God bless him - Braham - 36 The Match Girl - Kirby - 138 The Navy and the Army - Parry - 142 The Rose of the Valley - Reeve - 104 The Sailor's Orphans - Russian - 114 The Smuggler - Davy - 128 The Snowdrop - Bishop - 182 The Soldier's Wife - Irish - 172 The Tear - Rauzzini - 8 The tear of compassion - Cooke - 189 The Thorn - Shield - 94 The year that's awa' - Parry - 126 Though love is warm awhile - Braham - 122 'Tis all to please my papa - Ware - 12 'Tis but fancy's sketch - Braham - 162 Toujours le meme - French - 176 Wedlock is a ticklish thing - Parry - 190 Womankind - Bishop - 152 Ye bright and glittering palaces - Rodwell - 132 Youth's bosom, when joy flourishes - French - 112 |
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06 Jan 09 - 06:13 PM (#2533508) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Q (Frank Staplin) SCOTTISH STUDENTS SONG BOOK 1892 Abdul, the Bulbul Ameer 241 A Capital Ship 128 A Fond Kiss 324 A Hunting We Will Go 214 Alma Mater 4 Amici 326 A Mine an' a Bittock 14 Amo, Amas 55 Anthea, To 150 A-roving 130 Auld Lang Syne 318 Austrian National Anthem 86 Aye waukin' O 154 Back in the Army Again 96 Banks and Braes, Ye 208 Ben Backstay 129 Blow the Man Down 279 Boatman, The 158 Botany Class, The 347 Bread and Butter 320 Britannia, the Pride of the Ocean 68 British Grenadiers, The 103 Broken Ring, The 162 Brothers, Circle Round 48 Bruder, lagert euch im kreise 48 Cakes and Ale 232 Camptown Races 308 Cannibalee 270 Canticum in almam matrem 336 Capital Ship, A 128 Capped and Doctored and a' 60 Carmen de Lalages agna 313 Carmen seculare 328 Cellar Cool, In 184 Chancellor Inglis 344 Cheer, Boys, Cheer 284 Chequer'd Career, A 50 Ching-a ling-ling 252 Clementine 278 Clinical Examination, The 26 Cock Robin 248 Cockles and Mussels 269 College Gown, The 43 Come, Brothers, Fill Your Glasses 202 Come, Landlord, Fill 186 Concerning I and non-I 192 Country Parson's Lament 332 Crambambuli 196 Crocodile, The 8 Darwinian Theory, The 52 Das zerbrochene ringlein 162 Dear Evalina 274 Der wirtin Tochterlein 166 Doctor, The 22 Down among the Dead Men 180 Drink, Puppy, Drink 216 Drink to Me Only 146 Drummer, The Little 108 Dulce Domum 10 Edite, bibite 174 Ellie Rhee 312 Examiner's Song, The 28 Farewell 164 Fhir a bhata 158 For to Admire 94 From High Olympus 6 Funiculi, funicula 236 Garb of Old Gaul, In the 90 Gaudeamus 2 Give a Fee 32 God Save the Queen 64 Golden Vanity, The 124 Goldthred's Song 175 Good-night 316 Good Old Jeff 290 Good Rheine Wine, The 172 Green Grow the Rashes, O 142 Grinding 185 Hail Columbia! 78 Hail, the Northern Beacon 338 Heart of Oak 116 Here's a Health unto His Majesty 182 Here's a Health to the King 180 Here's to the Maiden 183 Herr Bruder, nimm das Glaschen 202 Horae Andreanae 333 Ho-ro, mo nighean donn bhdidheach 160 Ho-ro, My Nut-brown Maiden 160 Hunter's Life, The 218 I Cannot Eate but lytyll Meate 190 Integer vitae 3 In the Garb of Old Gaul 90 In Cellar Cool 184 I'se Gwine Back to Dixie 294 Jingle Bells 250 John Brown's Body 80 John Peel 212 Juanita 167 Kemo, kimo 310 King Arthur 225 Kingdom Coming 302 La Marseillaise 81 Landlady's Daughter, The 166 Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl 186 Lasses of Scotland 144 Lauriger Horatium 18 Lead Strikes English Ground, The 113 Lebewohl 164 Listen to My Tale of Woe 258 Little Brown Jug 194 Little Drummer, The 108 Lorelei, Die 210 Manly Heart, The 148 Maple Leaf Forever 74 Marching through Georgia 300 Mariners of England, Ye 131 Marseillaise, La 81 Maccacre of Macpherson, The 246 Massa's in de Cold Ground 292 Mathematic Monody, A 36 Medical Medley, A 19 Men of Harlech, 72 Mermaid, The 120 Mermaid, The 122 Mihi est propositum 170 Moriar, Melpomine 342 Mo run geal dileas 156 Mush, Mush 264 My Bonnie 168 My fair and rare One 156 Norse National Anthem 87 Old Cabin Home 298 Old King Cole 242 Our Noble Selves 58 Over the Sea to Skye 206 Passing By 147 Per Secale 143 Pipe, The 40 Poacher, The 224 Pocket gray, The 24 Polly Hill 106 Polly-wolly-doodle 306 Poor Old Joe 289 Pope and Sultan 42 Probationer's farewell, The 334 Profs' Song, The 330 Recruit, The Young 110 Red, White and Blue 68 Re-united 44 Rhein Wine, The Good 172 Riding Down from Bangor 272 Rosalie 276 Roving, A- 130 Rule, Britannia 66 Russian National Anthem 83 Sally in Our Alley 153 Salve, boreale lumen 338 Sam'el Sumph 34 Scots wha hae 65 Scottish Cavalier, The Old 222 Scottish Fatherland, The 88 Shall I Wasting in Despair 148 Sherlock Holmes 240 Shon Campbell 11 Simon the Cellerer 229 Skye, Over the Sea to 206 So Early in the Morning 314 Solomon Levi 266 Song of Centuries, A 331 Song of Water, A 176 Sonner af Norge 87 Spanish Cavalier, The 256 Spanish Guitar, The 254 Star-spangled Banner, The 76 Student and His Bow-wow, The 38 Student Song, The 56 Sunniest Season of Life, The 340 Table Song, A 200 Ta Phairshon 246 Tarpaulin Jacket 104 Ten Thousand Milea Away 126 There Is a Tavern in the Town 262 Three Crows, The 268 Tim the Dragoon 100 To Anthea 150 Toll for the Brave 118 Tounis colledge, The 346 Tramp, Tramp, Tramp 280 Treue Liebe 165 Trifolium 47 Uncle Ned 296 Upidee 261 Vicar of Bray 220 Vive l'amour 188 Wacht am Rhein, Die 86 Wanderlied Water, A Song of 322 Wearing of the Green, The 70 Wein, weib, gesang 198 When Joan's Ale Was New 178 When Johnny Comes Marching Home 282 When the King Enjoys His Own Again 226 Who's that Calling? 304 Will Ye No Come back Again? 325 Yang-tsi-Kiang, The 106 Ye Banks and Braes 208 Ye Mariners of England 131 Young Recruit, The 110 These song books were put out through the years; songs changed. The index of the Scottish Student's Song Book for 1897 is on line at Plymouth Library Services: http://www.libcat.info/cgi-bin/plymouth-cat.sh?enqtype=MUSIC&enqpara1=ANY |
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06 Jan 09 - 06:15 PM (#2533511) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Q (Frank Staplin) The Index for Scottish Students Song Book is on line, not the songs. |
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06 Jan 09 - 08:33 PM (#2533629) Subject: Index: The Liberty Minstrel (George W Clark, 1845) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available The Liberty Minstrel [Abolitionist songs] by George Washington Clark (New York: Leavitt & Alden, 1845.) Afric's Dream - 20 Am I not a Man and Brother? - 56 Am I not a Sister? - 57 Are ye truly Free? - 126 Ballot, The - 181 Ballot-Box, The - 130 Be free! O man, be free! - 134 Be kind to each other - 166 Beacon has been lighted, A - 74 Bereaved Father - 10 Bereaved Mother, The - 46 Birney and Liberty - 129 Blind Slave Boy - 37 Bondman, The - 87 Break every yoke - 159 Brothers be Brave for the pining Slave - 26 Christian Mother - 131 Clarion of Freedom - 80 Come and see the works of God - 109 Come join the Abolitionists - 96 Comfort for the bondmen - 108 Comfort in affliction - 44 Domestic Bliss - 31 Election, The - 180 Emancipation Song - 146 Flying Slave, The - 179 Fourth of July - 88 Freed Slave, The - 114 Freedom's Gathering - 164 Friend of the Friendless - 103 Fugitive Slave to the Christian - 34 Fugitive, The - 54 Get off the Track - 144 Gone! gone, sold and gone - 5 Hail the day! - 180 Harbinger of Liberty - 148 Hark! a voice from Heaven - 110 Hark! I hear a sound of anguish - 24 Heard ye that Cry? - 48 Holy freedom - 120 How long! O, how long! - 33 Hymn for Children - 183 I am Monarch of naught I survey - 18 I would not live alway - 59 Last night of Slavery, The - 136 Law of love, The - 100 Liberty Ball, The - 156 Liberty battle Song - 128 Liberty Flag, The - 114 Liberty Glee - 184 Liberty party, The - 132 Liberty Voter's Song, The - 154 Light of Truth - 149 Little Slave Girl, The - 138 Man for me, The - 84 Manhood - 178 March on! march on! - 184 March to the Battle-field - 115 Mercy-Seat, The - 102 My child is gone - 43 Myron Holly - 77 Negro Boy sold for a watch - 16 Negro's appeal, The - 14 O Charity! - 101 O Pity the Slave Mother - 32 Ode to James G. Birney - 150 Oft in the chilly night - 117 On to Victory - 83 Our Countrymen are dying - 94 Our Countrymen in chains! - 76 Our Pilgrim Fathers - 60 Pilgrim Song - 86 Pleasant land we love, The - 112 Poor little slave, The - 45 Poor Voter's Song - 178 Praise and Prayer - 167 Prayer for the Slave - 52 Quadroon Maiden - 29 Remember me - 73 Remembering God is just - 53 Rise! Freeman rise! - 73 Rouse up, New England! - 70 Sing me a triumph Song - 91 Slave Boy's Wish - 9 Slave Girl mourning her Father - 12 Slave Mother and her babe - 13 Slave's Lamentation, The - 168 Slave's Wrongs - 40 Sleep on, my Child - 49 Song of the Coffle gang - 22 Song of the Free - 118 Spirit of Pilgrims, The - 181 Stanzas for the times - 63 Stolen we were - 140 Stranger and his Friend, The - 170 Strength of tyranny, The - 36 Strike for liberty - 82 That's my Country - 127 To those I Love - 66 Tribute to departed worth, A - 152 Trumpet of Freedom, The - 157 Vision, A - 142 Voice of New England - 78 Wake sons of the Pilgrims - 92 Wake, Sons of the Pilgrims - 92 Wake, Ye Numbers - 104 We are all children of one Parent - 167 We are Come, all Come - 99 We ask not Martial Glory - 95 We're coming, We're coming - 68 We're for Freedom through the Land - 173 What mean ye, that ye bruise and bind? - 182 What means that sad and dismal Look - 8 Yankee Girl - 160 Ye Heralds of Freedom - 58 Ye Sons of Freemen - 121 Ye spirits of the Free - 90 Zaza - 50 |
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07 Jan 09 - 01:08 PM (#2534223) Subject: Index: Gems of English Song (Boston: 1873) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Gems of English Song A Collection of Very Choice Songs, Duets and Quartets with an Accompaniment for the Piano-Forte. (Boston: Oliver Ditson & Company, 1873.) Ah! If Thou Couldst Know - Balfe - 8 Alice, Where Art Thou? - Ascher - 254 Angels Ever Bright and Fair - Handel - 134 Auld Robin Gray - - 131 Ballad Singer - Linley - 121 Beautiful Bird, Sing On - Howe - 128 Bells of Aberdovey - "Welsh Melody" - 98 Blue Alsatian Mountains, The - Adams - 184 Break, Break at the Foot, &c. - Boott - 65 Bride Bells - Roeckel - 79 Bridge, The - Lady Carew - 201 Bright Beyond, The - Howe - 192 By the Blue Sea - Smart - 196 Christmas Song - Adam - 206 Clang of the Wooden Shoon, The - Molloy - 180 Come with Me (Duet) - Campana - 32 Consider the Lilies - Topliff - 151 Day Is Done - Balfe - 141 Do I Love Thee - Wiegand - 42 Do You Remember (Duet) - Campana - 37 Douglas! Tender and True - Lady J. Scott - 24 Dresden China - Molloy - 236 Embarrassment - Abt - 252 Esmeralda - Levey - 116 Far Away - Lindsay - 194 Fly Forth, O Gentle Dove - Pinsuti - 60 Hour of Sweet Repose - Howe - 26 I Am Content - Sainton - 74 I Am Weary with Rowing - Boott - 220 I Love My Love in the Morning - Allen - 190 I Love My Love - Pinsuti - 76 It Was a Dream - Cowen - 230 Jamie, Do You Hear Me Calling? - Molloy - 238 Killarney - Balfe - 172 King's Highway - Molloy - 212 Let Me Dream Again - Sullivan - 246 Like the Lark - Abt - 28 Little Maid of Arcadee - Sullivan - 84 Looking Back - Sullivan - 82 Lost Chord - Sullivan - 241 Lover and the Bird - Guglielmo - 46 Maid of Athens - Allen - 62 Maiden's Rose - Hatton - 209 Nancy Lee - Adams - 159 Nazareth ("Though Poor Be the Chamber") - Gounod - 106 No, 'Tis Not True - Mattel - 52 O Fair Dove! O Fond Dove - Gatty - 148 O Swallow, Happy Swallow (Duet) - Kucken - 49 O Well for the Fisherman's Boy - Boott - 65 Oh! How Delightful - Molloy - 198 Once Again - Sullivan - 218 One Morning, Oh, So Early - Gatty - 12 Only a Face at the Window - Gabriel - 30 Palm Branches - Faure - 103 Ring On, Sweet Angelus - Gounod - 5 Rose of the Alps - Linley - 222 Rose-Marie ("Over the Hills," &c.) - Molloy - 92 Ruby ("I Opened the Leaves of a Book") - Gabriel - 175 She Wandered down the Mountain - Clay - 156 Sing, Birdie, Sing - Ganz - 87 Sing, Smile, Sleep - Gounod - 100 Sing, Sweet Bird - Ganz - 68 So the Story Goes - Hatton - 209 Speak to Me? - Campana - 178 Swallow, The - Pinsuti - 57 Sweet and Low (Quartette) - Barnby - 96 Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer - Wallace - 112 Tar's Farewell - Adams - 233 Tender and True - Lyle - 124 There's Nothing Like a Fresh'ning Breeze - Randegger - 216 'Tis Not True - Mattel - 52 Twilight Fancy - Molloy - 236 Vagabond, The - Molloy - 224 Waking at Early Day - Linley - 121 Warrior Bold, A - Adams - 249 Weary of Living, So Weary - Gabriel - 72 Welcome, Pretty Primrose - Pinsuti - 162 When the Thorn Is White - Von Weber - 20 Who's at My Window - Osborne - 167 Yeoman's Wedding Song - Poniatowski - 16 You and I - Claribel - 138 |
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07 Jan 09 - 07:53 PM (#2534644) Subject: Index: English Minstrelsie, Vol. 1 (Baring-Gould) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available English Minstrelsie, Vol. 1. A national monument of English song: collated and edited, with notes and historical introductions, in eight volumes. by S. Baring-Gould (Edinburgh: T. C. & E. C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, 1895.) "In cases where the First Line differs from the Title, the former is also given (in italics). The figures in parentheses refer to the page at which the Note will be found." A master I have (xxx.) 76 A schooling I went as a boy (xxix.) 42 Amo Amas (xxviii.) 24 As Dolly Sat Milking (xxvii.) 11 At the peaceful midnight hour (xxx.) 61 Bailiff's Daughter, The (xxix.) 50 Bay of Biscay, The (xxxii.) 111 Charming Phillis (xxvii.) 8 Cherry Ripe (xxix.) 36 Come, If You Dare (xxviii.) 20 Come, Lasses and Lads (xxviii.) 18 Come, take your glass (xxx.) 66 Damsel Possessed of Great Beauty, A (xxix.) 48 Down among the Dead Men (xxix.) 46 Farmer's Boy, The (xxx.) 58 Flying Dutchman, The (xxxii.) 88 Galloping Dreary Dun (xxx.) 76 Garden Gate, The (xxx.) 84 Giles Scroggins (xxviii.) 26 Go patter to lubbers and swabs (xxxii.) 102 God Save the Queen (xxv.) 2 Henry VIII's Song (xxvii.) 4 Here's a health to the Queen (xxix.) 46 Here's to the Maiden (xxviii.) 28 I Am a Friar of Orders Grey (xxix.) 52 I Went to the Fair (xxix.) 40 I'm Afloat (xxxii.) 94 In good King Charles's golden days (xxvii.) 14 I've Been Roaming (xxx.) 68 Listen to the Voice of Love (xxix.) 44 Loud roar'd the dreadful thunder (xxxii.) 111 Lubin's Rural Cot (xxx.) 73 Many have told of the monks (xxxii.) 106 Marigold Lane (xxix.) 42 Monks of Old, The (xxxii.) 106 Northern Lass, The (xxx., xxxi.) 66 O listen, listen to the voice of love (xxix.) 44 Old Simon the cellarer (xxxii.) 97 Pastime with Good Company (xxvii.) 4 Poor Jack (xxxii.) 102 Returning home across the fields (xxx.) 73 Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep (xxxii.) 92 Should He Upbraid (xxx.) 78 Simon the Cellarer (xxxii.) 97 Spider and the Fly, The (xxxii.) 108 Sweet Nelly, My Heart's Delight (xxx.) 56 Take a Bumper and Try (xxix.) 30 The day was closed, the moon (xxx.) 84 The sun had set behind the hill (xxx.) 58 The women all tell I'm false (xxix.) 30 There was a youth (xxix.) 50 'Twas on a Very Stormy Day (xxxii.) 88 Vicar of Bray, The (xxvii.) 14 We Met, 'Twas in a Crowd (xxxii.) 100 When Once I Was a Shepherd Boy (xxvii.) 6 When That I Was a Little Tiny Boy (xxxii.) 86 Where the Bee Sucks (xxix.) 33 "Will you walk into my parlour?" (xxxii.) 108 Wolf, The (xxx.) 61 |
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07 Jan 09 - 10:08 PM (#2534711) Subject: Index: English Minstrelsie, Vol. 4 (Baring-Gould) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available English Minstrelsie, Vol. 4. A national monument of English song: collated and edited, with notes and historical introductions, in eight volumes. by S. Baring-Gould (Edinburgh: T. C. & E. C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, 1896.) "In cases where the First Line differs from the Title, the former is also given (in italics). The figures in parentheses refer to the page at which the Note will be found." Ah! How sweet are the cooling breeze (vii.) 80 Awake, Sweet Love (vii.) 71 Brutus (ix.) 106 Caleb Quotem (vii.) 74 Cease, Rude Boreas (viii.) 86 Cease Your Funning (ix.) 112 Celibrate This Festival (ii.) 33 Come, cheer up, my lads (i.) 28 Dear Love, Regard My Grief (vii.) 84 Deep, Deep Sea, The (i.) 12 Fair Sally (x.) 118 Fly! Fly! Ye Lazy Hours (v.) 52 Gallant Sailor, The (viii.) 96 Girl I Left Behind Me, The (i.) 26 Good ringers be we that in Torrington dwell (viii.) 101 Hares in the Old Plantation (ix.) 110 Heart of Oak (i.) 28 Here a sheer hulk (iv.) 48 I'll Speak of Thee (vii.) 68 I'm parish clerk (vii.) 74 I'ò lonesome since I cross'd the hill (i.) 26 In This Old Chair My Father Sat (ii.) 38 Lady, unheeding, love lies a-bleeding (v.) 58 Lass of the Mill, The (viii.) 94 Leave, lasses, your work (ix.) 116 Love Lies A-Bleeding (v.) 58 Meet Me by Moonlight Alone (iii.) 40 Miller's Wedding, The (ix.) 116 Musidora (vii.) 80 My father turn'd me out of doors (ix.) 110 Now, Oh Now, I Needs Must Part (i.) 10 Oh, come with me, my love (i. ) 12 Oh, Mother, a Hoop! (ix.) 114 Oh No! My Love, No! (vi.) 60 Oh No, We Never Mention Her (vii.) 66 Old Adam (v.) 54 Old Tubal Cain was a man of might (i.) 18 Orinthia, my beloved! (i.) 6 Pilgrim of Love, The (i.) 6 Pretty Star of the Night (vii.) 62 Quaff with Me the Purple Wine (i.) 21 Ringers of Torrington Town, The (viii.) 101 Roast Beef of Old England, The (iv.) 50 Rose That Weeps, The (ii.) 36 Storm, The (viii.) 86 Sweet Are the Charms of Her I Love (ix.) 104 Tell Me, Mary, How to Woo Thee (i.) 1 Tell Me Where Is Fancy Bred? (viii.) 88 The day star has long been sunk (vii.) 62 The vanquish'd Brutus seiz'd the fatal sword (ix.) 106 Through the Wood (iv.) 42 Tom Bowling (iv.) 48 Tubal Cain (i.) 18 What a fine thing I have seen (ix.) 114 When Daisies Pied (v.) 56 When mighty roast beef (iv.) 50 While I hang on your bosom (vi.) 60 Who has e'er been at Baldoch? (viii.) 94 With Lowly Suit and Plaintive Ditty (ii.) 30 |
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07 Jan 09 - 11:13 PM (#2534747) Subject: Index: English Minstrelsie, Vol. 5 (Baring-Gould) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available English Minstrelsie, Vol. 5. A national monument of English song: collated and edited, with notes and historical introductions, in eight volumes by S. Baring-Gould (Edinburgh: T. C. & E. C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, 1895.) "In cases where the First Line differs from the Title, the former is also given (in italics). The figures in parentheses refer to the page at which the Note will be found." Abroad We Must Wander (xxvii.) 109 Alas, for the Days That Are Gone! (xxvi.) 92 As I was a-walking (xxiv.) 44 Behold, I Am a Village Lass (xxiii.) 27 Burton Ale (xxiv.) 49 By Those Eyes (xxvi.) 88 Cabin Boy, The (xxiii.) 36 Care Flies from the Lad That Is Merry (xxii.) 1 Child of Earth with the Golden Hair (xxvii.) 106 Could a Man Be Secure (xxvi.) 95 Daughter, You're Too Young (xxvi.) 104 Dear eventime (xxv.) 70 Dearest Kitty (xxv.) 82 Down among the Banks of Roses (xxiv.) 44 Drink to Me Only (xxvii.) 112 Eulalie (xxv.) 73 Eventime (xxv.) 70 Far, Far from Me My Lover Flies (xxv.) 68 Fill Me a Bowl (xxiv.) 46 Fly Away, Pretty Moth (xxvi.) 86 Give me noble ale (xxiv.) 49 Go, go, go (xxiv.) 41 Harvest Home (xxiv.) 38 Hindustani Girl's Lament, The (xxiii.) 14 In May, fifteen hundred and eighty and eight (xxiv.) 52 Invincible Armado, The (xxiv.) 52 Joan's Placket Is Torn (xxvi.) 100 Jonathan (xxiii.) 10 Now my daddy's from home (xxiii.) 24 O, for Those Old Familiar Friends! (xxv.) 77 Of What Is the Old Man Thinking? (xxv.) 64 Once I Loved a Maiden Fair (xxii.) 4 One summer eve with pensive thought (xxiii.) 22 Peaceful Slumb'ring on the Ocean (xxii.) 6 Ploughman's Ditty, The (xxvi.) 90 Precautioned Nymph, The (xxiv.) 41 Reproach, The (xxvi.) 102 Sally Sweetbread (xxiii.) 24 Send back my long-strayed eyes (xxvi.) 102 Shells of Ocean (xxiii.) 22 Smile Again, My Bonnie Lassie (xxiv.) 56 Sweet Kitty Clover (xxiii.) 16 Tell Me, My Heart (xxiii.) 30 The sea was rough, the clouds were dark (xxiii.) 36 Time Has Not Thinned My Flowing Hair (xxiii.) 18 'Tis thy will, and I must leave thee (xxiii.) 14 To Meet Her Mars (xxv.) 84 When Daffodils Begin to Peer (xxv.) 60 When Molly smiles (xxvi.) 90 When Orpheus Went Down (xxiii.) 8 When Other Lips (xxv.) 58 When the farmer has fallowed (xxiv.) 38 |
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08 Jan 09 - 09:07 AM (#2535031) Subject: Index: English Minstrelsie, Vol. 6 (Baring-Gould) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available English Minstrelsie, Vol. 6. A national monument of English song: collated and edited, with notes and historical introductions, in eight volumes by S. Baring-Gould (Edinburgh: T. C. & E. C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, 1895.) "In cases where the First Line differs from the Title, the former is also given (in italics). The figures in parentheses refer to the page at which the Note will be found." A Cheshire man sail'd unto Spain (vi.) 72 Adieu to Old England (xi.) 108 Adieu to the Village Delights (xi.) 102 Advice to the Fair Sex (v.) 49 As I Saw Fair Clora Walk (viii.) 88 Banks of Allan Water, The (vii.) 77 Begone, Dull Care (ii.) 20 Bound Prentice to a Waterman (iv.) 42 Cast, My Love, Thine Eyes (xiii.) 112 Cheshire Cheese, The (vi.) 72 Diver, The (vi.) 64 Encompassed by an Angel's Frame (viii.) 86 Gather Your Rosebuds Whilst Ye May (ii.) 16 George Ridler's Oven (x.) 100 Give That Wreath to Me (ii.) 11 Happy Land! (ii.) 8 He comes from the wars (iii.) 34 Here's a Health to the Lass (v.) 60 Here's a Health unto His Majesty (iii.) 28 Hope Told a Flattering Tale (xiii.) 121 I Am a Poor Shepherd Undone (ii.) 14 I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls (v.) 54 If Torn from Thee (iii.) 24 I Have a Silent Sorrow (vi.) 68 I lov'd a maid, her name was Nell (xiii.) 118 In Infancy Our Hopes and Fears (xii.) 110 In the caverns deep of the ocean cold (vi.) 64 I Pray Thee Send Me Back My Heart (vii.) 84 Jewel Is My Lady Fair, A (v.) 46 Last Valentine Day (ii.) 22 Let Ambition Fire Thy Mind (v.) 62 Let Me Wander Not Unseen (ix.) 96 Long, Long Ago (viii.) 92 Love Will Find Out the Way (iii.) 32 Mermaid, The (vi.) 74 Miller of Dee, The (iii.) 30 My Dog and I (xiii.) 118 My father in leather was clad (xi.) 108 No Flower That Blows (vii.) 80 Oh! Forbear to Bid Me Slight Her (xi.) 104 Oh, pilot, 'tis a fearful night (v.) 57 Old Ringwood (ix.) 94 On Friday morn when we set sail (vi.) 74 On the banks of Allan Water (vii.) 77 Over the mountains and over the waves (iii.) 32 Phillis on the New-Mown Hay (vi.) 70 Pilot, The (v.) 57 Rest, Warrior, Rest (iii.) 34 Shepherds, Have You Seen My Pastora (v.) 52 Softly Rise, O Southern Breeze (iv.) 37 Somebody (v.) 44 Stammering Lovers, The (ii.) 22 Sweet Smells the Briar (i.) 4 Tell me the tales (viii.) 92 There Is a Flower That Bloometh (i.) 1 There was a jolly miller (iii.) 30 The stones that built George Ridler's oven (x.) 100 They Tell Us That You Mighty Powers (ix.) 98 Through All the Employments of Life (xi.) 106 'Twas on a pleasant summer's day (i.) 6 Well-A-Day! (i.) 6 Were I oblig'd to beg my bread (v.) 44 When Lubin Sings of Youth's Delight (ii.) 18 When the shepherds seek to woo (v.) 49 Ye darksome woods, where echo dwells (ix.) 94 |
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08 Jan 09 - 12:31 PM (#2535221) Subject: Index: English Lyrics, Vol 3 (C H H Parry) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - - full text available English Lyrics (Third Set) Set to music by C. H. H. Parry (London & New York: Novello, Ewer and Co., 1895.) 1. To Lucasta, on Going to the Wars - Lovelace - 1 2. If Thou Would'st Ease Thine Heart - Beddoes - 5 3. To Althea, from Prison - Lovelace - 9 4. Why So Pale and Wan - Suckling - 14 5. Through the Ivory Gate - Julian Sturgis - 18 6. Of All the Torments - William Walsh - 23 |
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08 Jan 09 - 05:03 PM (#2535446) Subject: Index: American War Ballads and Lyrics (Eggleston) From: Q (Frank Staplin) AMERICAN WAR BALLADS AND LYRICS A collection of the songs and ballads of the Colonial Wars, the revolution, the War of 1812-15, the War with Mexico and the Civil War. Lyrics only. On line, vol. I, Vol. II: American War Ballads The archive.org typescript is poor with many errors, mis-spellings. Only Vol. 1 seen 'in the flesh,' index of Vol. 2 from the on line text. Edited by George Cary Eggleston. Vol. I. 1889, Granger Book Co., reprint, 1978. The Colonial Wars Lovewell's Fight 13 The Song of Braddock's Men 19 The Revolutionary War Liberty Tree 23 Free America 25 Emancipation from British Dependence 28 Paul Revere's Ride 32 Warren's Address 38 Nathan Hale 40 The Ballad of Nathan Hale 43 The Battle of Trenton 46 The Fate of John Burgoyne 48 The Progress of Sir Jack Brag 51 War and Washington 53 Columbia 57 Taxation of America 60 The Battle of the Kegs 72 Carmen Bellicosum 77 The Yankee Man-of-War 80 Paul Jones' Victory 83 The Royal Adventurer 87 Eutaw Springs 90 An Ancient Prophecy 92 The Dance 94 Song of Marion's Men 97 Hail Columbia 102 The War of 1812-15 105 Truxton's Victory 107 The "Constellation" and the "Insurgente" 110 The Wasp's Frolic 113 "Constitution" and "Guerriere" 115 The "United States" and "Macedonian" 118 The "United States" and "Macedonian" 121 Perry's Victory 126 Yankee Thunders 128 Ye Parliament of England 131 Comrades! Join the Flag of Glory 135 Our Navy 136 The Star-Spangled Banner 138 Sea and Land Victories 141 Old Ironsides 144 The Mexican War 147 Monterey 149 Buena Vista 151 The Bivouac of the Dead 159 The Civil War 165 Brother Jonathan's Lament for Sister Caroline 167 The Twelfth of April 170 Men of the North and West 174 Rhode Island to the South 176 Our Country's Call 178 A Cry to Arms 181 The Banner of the Stars 184 The Flag of the Constellation 186 The Stars and Stripes 188 The Bonnie Blue Flag 189 The Stripes and the Stars 191 Dixie 193 Th Oath of Freedom 197 Civil War 200 The Massachusetts Line 202 Bethel 204 The Charge by the Ford 209 Manassas 212 Upon the Hill Before Centreville 214 Vol. II The Civil War (cont.) My Maryland Battle Hymn of the Republic The Picket Guard The Countersign Jonathan to John 25 There's Life in the Old Land Yet Never or Now Boy Brittan The "Cumberland" On Board the "Cumberland" The Sword-Bearer The Old Sergeant The "Varuna" The River Fight Sheridan's Ride Kearney at Seven Pines Stonewall Jackson's Way Marching Along The Burial of Latane Tardy George Wanted- A Man Overtures from Richmond Barbara Frietchie Music in Camp Fredericksburg Treason's Last device In Louisiana John Pelham The Battle of Charleston Harbor Running the Batteries Keenan's Charge Death of Stonewall Jackson Under the Shade of the Trees Stonewall Jackson The Black Regiment Little Giffen of Tennessee Gettysburg At Gettysburg John Burns of Gettysburg Woman's War Mission Three Hundred Thousand More Lee to the Rear "Kearsarge" and "Alabama" The Bay Fight The Loyal Fisher Sherman's March to the Sea Sherman's March The Year of Jubilee The Conquered Banner Somebody's Darling Left on the Battlefield Driving Home the Cows 210 After All He Will See it When He Wakes The Reveille The Reveille The White Rose The Blue and the Gray Ready A Georgia Volunteer How Are You, Sanitary? The Men The Guerillas When This Cruel War Is Over Cavalry Song (Stedman) The Cavalry Charge (Taylor) The Cavalry Charge (Durivage) Roll Call Reading the List A Woman of the War Glory Hallelujah! or John Brown's Body Marching Through Georgia The Battle Cry of Freedom Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (End Vol. 2) Also available at Google Books: Volume 1. |
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08 Jan 09 - 05:09 PM (#2535454) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Q (Frank Staplin) American War Ballads and Lyrics http"//www.archive.org/stream/americanwarballa00eggl/americanwarballa00eggl_djvu.txt |
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08 Jan 09 - 07:57 PM (#2535574) Subject: Index: Songs of the Nation (C W Johnson, 1896) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Songs of the Nation A collection of patriotic and national songs, college and home songs, occasional and devotional songs, for the use of schools, colleges, and choruses, teachers' institutes, and in the home. Compiled and edited by Charles W. Johnson (New York: Silver Burdett and Company, 1896.) Abide with Me - 138 America - 17 American Flag, The - 35 Annie Laurie - 63 Arbor Day - 111 Auld Lang Syne - 63, 64 Austrian National Hymn - 50 Autumn's Glory - 106 Battle Hymn of the Republic - 39 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms - 84 Blue-Bell of Scotland, The - 62 Boating Song - 87 Breaking Waves Dashed High, The - 34 Brightest and Best - 114 Bugler, The - 66-68 But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own - 146, 147 But When Morning Dawneth - 79 By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill - 141 Charles John, Our Brave King (Swedish) - 57 Cherished Names - 124 Christmas Carol - 117 Comrades, Good-Night - 126 Cradle Hymn - 139 Danish National Hymn - 55 Dearest Spot, The - 94 Dixie's Land - 24, 25 Do They Think of Me at Home? - 95 Emmet's Lullaby - 136, 137 Evening Prayer - 140 Far above Cayuga's Waters - 132 Farewell to the Forest - 83 Father of Love - 147 Fling Out the Banner - 29 Four Winds, The - 109 God Be With You - 157 God Bless Our Native Land - 40 God for Us - 42 God of Our Fathers - 28 Good Night - 80 Good-Bye, Sweetheart - 92 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - 145 Hail and Farewell - 130 Hail Columbia! - 18, 19 Hamburg - 158 Hark! the Herald Angels Sing - 112 Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls, The - 60 Harvest Song - 110 Heart Bowed Down, The - 72 Holy Night! Peaceful Night! - 113 Home Again - 96 Home of the Soul - 97 Home, Sweet Home - 93 Homeward Bound - 102 I Am Content - 70 I Love My Love - 86 Integer Vitae - 140 Italian Hymn - 53 Jerusalem the Golden - 149 Juanita - 85 Lead, Kindly Light - 155 Let Him in Whom Old Dutch Blood Flows - 52 Lift Thine Eyes - 152, 153 Like Small Curled Feathers, White and Soft - 115 Little Bird, The - 90, 91 Long Live, Long Live America! - 43 Lord Is My Shepherd, The - 148 Lord's Prayer, The - 143 March of the Men of Columbia - 36-38 Marseillaise Hymn - 50, 51 Maryland, My Maryland - 46 Memorial Day - 119 Merry Autumn Days - 107 Mighty Fortress Is Our God, A - 144 Morning Hymn - 103 My Native Land - 44 My Old Kentucky Home, Good-Night - 100, 101 My Own Native Land - 26 Nearer, My God, to Thee - 141 Noah's Ark - 69 Norwegian National Hymn - 54 Now the Day Is Over - 142 O Little Town of Bethlehem - 116 O Paradise - 151 O Spirit of the Nation, Come! - 41 O Starry Flag of Union, Hail! - 33 Oh, Then My Little Soul's Gwine to Shine - 76 Old Black Joe - 82 Old Folks at Home - 98, 99 Old Hundred - 158 Old Oaken Bucket, The - 78 Onward, Christian Soldiers - 156 Our Country - 45 Polish May Song - 64 Prayer for Our Country - 26, 27 Precious Lives - 121 Red, White, and Blue, The - 30 Rule, Britannia! - 47, 48 Russian National Hymn - 65 Sally in Our Alley - 76, 77 Seymour - 154 Sleep, Comrades, Sleep - 125 Softly Now the Light of Day - 135 Soldier's Farewell - 71 Song for Arbor Day - 111 Song of Columbus Day - 131 Song to the Flag - 32 Spring - 104 Star Spangled Banner, The - 20 Stars of the Summer Night - 135 Strew the Fair Garlands - 122, 123 Summer - 105 Swedish National Hymn - 56 Sweet Alice, Ben Bolt - 74, 75 Sweet and Low - 133 Sweet By and By - 150 Switzerland - 58, 59 Tenting on the Old Camp Ground - 21 Thanksgiving - 111 Then You'll Remember Me - 73 There's a Beautiful Flag - 22, 23 They Falter Not - 31 Thine Eyes So Blue - 134 'Tis Easter Time - 118 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer - 61 Upidee - 88, 89 Veterans, The - 120 Washington - 127-129 Watch By the Rhine, The - 49 What Glory Gilds the Sacred Page - 154 Winter - 108 You Gentlemen of England - 80, 81 |
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08 Jan 09 - 10:11 PM (#2535649) Subject: Index: Minstrelsy of England (Alfred Moffat, 1901) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - - full text available The Minstrelsy of England A collection of 200 English songs with their melodies, popular from the 16th century to the middle of the 18th century. Edited and arranged with pianoforte accompaniments by Alfred Edward Moffat Supplemented with historical notes by Frank Kidson (London: Bayley & Ferguson, 1901.) Admiral Benbow - 25 Ah! the Sighs that come fro' my Heart - 178 All in a Garden Green - 126 All in the Downs - 164 Amidst the Myrtles as I Walk - 28 Amyntor's Well-a-day! - 228 Angler's Song, The - 36 Arch Denial, The - 199 As down in the Meadows I chanced to pass - 88 As I walked forth one Summer's Day - 51 As I was a-walking (Cupid's Trick) - 231 As I was a-walking (The Pretty Ploughboy) - 107 As May, in all her Youthful Dress - 113 As me and my Marrow - 172 As once I sat - 120 As Tippling John - 193 Bailiff's Daughter of Islington, The - 222, 315 Barbara Allen's Cruelty - 132 Barley Mow, The - 236 Bath Medley, The - 272 Beauty in Eclipse - 19 Begone, dull Care! - 237 Bid me but Live - 8 Black Sloven - 140 Black-Ey'd Susan - 164, 312 Blossom of the Year, The - 152 Bonny Grey-Ey'd Morn - 280 Bonny Milkmaid, The - 244 Boys and Girls, come out to Play - 311 Brangill of Poictu - 310 Brave Grenadiers, Rejoice! - 246 Bright was the Morning - 285 British Grenadiers, The - 214 Broom, Green Broom - 234 Bucks a-Hunting go - 200 Cease your Funning - 211 Cheshire man sail'd into Spain, A - 188 Chevy Chase - 138 Chloris, now thou'rt fled away - 228 Club your Firelocks, my Lads - 78 Colin's Complaint - 122 Collier's Rant, The - 172 Come you not from Newcastle? - 48 Come, all you Jolly Ploughboys - 304 Come, all you Jolly Watermen - 239 Come, and listen to my Ditty - 184 Come, Cheer up, my Lads - 252 Come, come, my Jolly Lads - 224 Come, come, my Lovers - 20 Come, each Gallant Lad - 268 Come, here's to Robin Hood - 146 Come, let us Prepare - 66 Come, Live with Me, and be my Love - 216 Come, Love, let's walk in yonder spring - 29 Come, Sweet Lass - 12 Come, ye Young Men - 229 Comely Swain, why sitt'st thou so? - 121 Country Fair, The - 114 Country Garden, The - 314 Country Parson, The - 6 Cross Purposes - 18 Cupid's Garden - 302, 316 Cupid's Trick - 231 Dairymaid, The - 127 Decrepit Winter Limps away - 240 Despairing beside a Clear Stream - 122 Down among the Dead Men - 238 Drink to me only with thine Eyes - 217 Dulce Domum - 144 Dumb Wife Cured, The - 102 Dusky Night rides down the Sky, The - 150 Early one Morning - 295 Every Man take his Glass in his Hand - 296 Fair Hebe - 157 Fair Sally loved a Bonny Seaman - 205 Fairest Isle of Isles Excelling - 158 Flocks are Sporting - 248 Fly on the Brink, A - 272 Free and Accepted Mason, The - 66 From the East breaks the Morn - 242 Gather ye Rosebuds while ye may - 93 Gathering Peascods - 152 Gipsy Song - 106 Go from my Window, go - 24 God prosper long our Noble King - 138 God Save the King! - 3 Golden Slumbers Kiss your Eyes - 58 Golden Vanity, The - 300 Good Morrow, Gossip Joan - 156 Gracy Nugent - 313 Half Hannykin - 311 Happy Beggars, The - 80 Hark! hark! the Joy-inspiring Horn - 98 Harvest Home - 74 He that will not merry, merry be - 104 Heart of Oak - 252 Here the Rosebuds in June - 94 Here's a Health to the Barley Mow - 236 Here's a Health to the Jolly Woodcutter - 174 Here's a Health to the King - 238 Here's a Health unto his Majesty - 52 Here's to the Maiden of Bashful Fifteen - 72 Here's to thee, my Boy - 198 Honest Yorkshireman, The - 219 How gentle was my Damon's Air - 61 How pleasant it is in the Blossom of the Year - 152 How should I your true Love know? - 9 How sweet is the Horn - 200 Hunt is up, The - 90 I am a Country Parson - 6 I am a Lusty, Lively Lad - 284 I am a Young Damsel - 250 I am the Jolly Prince of Drinkers - 212 I am, in truth, a Country Youth - 219 I do confess thou'rt Smooth and Fair - 54 I have Rambled, I own it - 245 I made Love to Kate - 111 I never saw a Face till now - 190 I prithee, send me back my Heart - 179 I sung my Passion to the Wind - 202 I'll tell thee, Dick, where I have been - 116 In a small pleasant Village - 286 In good King Charles' Golden Days - 220 In Pescod Time - 138 In praise of a Dairy - 127 In praise of Ale - 13 In Scarlet town, where I was born - 132 In search of a Wife - 245 In the Fields in Frost and Snows - 309 In the Merry Month of May - 59 In the Pleasant Month of May - 114 In Thorny Woods in Buckinghamshire - 290 It is not that I Love you less - 40 It was a Lover and his Lass - 264 It was a maid of my Countrie - 100 Jack met his Mother all alone - 22 Jockey to the Fair - 206 Jog on, jog on the Footpath Way - 90 Jog on, my Honey - 311 Jovial Beggar, The - 108 Joy to the Person of my Love - 186 Just as the Tide was Flowing - 288 Kiss I Begged, A - 112 Knight and Shepherd's Daughter, The - 161 Lady Frances Neville's Delight - 146 Lass with the Delicate Air, The - 82 Last New Year's Day - 165 Last Valentine's Day - 140 Leather Bottel - 148, 312 Let Poets and Historians - 204 Linco found Damon lying - 6 London 'Prentice, The - 313 Lottery, The - 250 Love is a Bauble - 218 Love me little, love me long - 75 Love will find out the Way - 87 Love's Votary - 8 Mad Robin - 75 Maiden Fair - 313 Maiden's Complaint - 61 Maids are grown so Coy of Late - 117 Man's Life is but Vain - 36 Marquis of Granby's March - 162 May Fair - 58 May Pole, The - 229 Mermaid, The - 56 Merry Cuckoo, Messenger of Spring, The - 84 Merry Gregorians, The - 204 Message, The - 34 Miller of the Dee, The - 44 Murm'ring Brooks, The - 278 My Love bound me with a Kisse - 196 My Mind to me a Kingdom is - 176 My simple Heart is fled Away - 309 Ne Kirree fo'n Sniaghtey - 170 Near Woodstock Town - 181 North Country Lass up to London did pass, A - 180 Northumberland Bagpiper, The - 292 Now is the Month of Maying - 33 Now, away, my Brave Boys - 26 Now, O now I needs must part - 262 O Mistress Mine - 16 O Rare Turpin - 160 O Some they do Talk of Bold Robin Hood - 143 O Willow, Willow! - 14 O, now the certain Cause I know - 49 Oak and the Ash, The - 180 Of all the Comforts I miscarried - 134 Of all the Girls that are so smart - 215 Oh, the Charming Month of May - 230 Oh, we sailed to Virginia - 25 Oh, what a Plague is Love - 210 On a Day—Alack the Day! - 38 On a Friday Morn - 56 On Hounslow Heath - 160 On the Brow of Richmond Hill - 68 Once I had a Sweetheart - 231 Once I loved a Maiden Fair - 185 One Morning in the Month of May (Just as the Tide was Flowing) - 288 One Morning in the Month of May (Spotted Cow) - 124 Over the Mountains - 87 Packington's Pound - 127 Perils of the Isle, The - 177 Phillida Flouts Me - 210 Phillis - 190 Phillis, I can ne'er Forgive it - 233 Ploughboy, The - 304 Poacher's Song, The - 290 Poor Soul sat Sighing, A - 14 Pretty Ploughboy, The - 107 Queen Besses' Dame of Honour - 284 Queen Eleanor was a Sick Woman - 171 Queen Eleanor's Confession - 171 Queen's Jigg, The - 315 Quodling's Delight - 312 Richard of Taunton Dean - 165 Roast Beef of Old England, The - 233 Robin Hood and Little John - 133 Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford - 143 Rosalinda - 202 Rosebuds in June, The - 94 Rule, Britannia - 306 Russell's Triumph - 282 Sally in our Alley - 215, 314 Says Damon to Phillis - 199 Send Home my Long stray'd Eyes to me - 4 Shall I, wasting in Despair - 270 Shepherd sat him under a Thorn, A - 292 Shepherd, saw thou not? - 154 Ship I have got, A - 300 Since first I saw your Face - 260 Since from my dear Astrea's Sight - 168 Since now the World's turn'd Upside Down - 284 Since Phillis swears Inconstancy - 110 Sing a sweet, melodious measure - 144 Sir Eglamore, that Valiant Knight - 232 Sling the Flowing Bowl - 224 Some talk of Alexander - 214 Song of a Wedding, A - 116 Spanish Lady's Love, The - 10, 309 Spotted Cow, The - 124 Spring Song - 136 Spring: a Pastoral - 248 St. George, our Protector - 258 Staines' Morris - 229 Strephon of the Hill - 120 Strike the Viol - 274 Sun from the East, The - 166 Swain in Despair, A - 97 Sweet are the Charms of her I Love - 128 Sweet Nan of the Vale - 286 Sweet Nelly, my Heart's Delight - 226 Sweet Rosy Morning, The - 236 Talk not so much to me of Love - 142 Tell me no more her Eyes - 19 There is Snow on the Mountain - 177 There was a Bonny Blade - 102 There was a Jolly Miller once - 44 There was a Jovial Beggar - 108 There was a Maid went to the Mill - 96 There was a Shepherd's Daughter - 161 There was a Youth - 222 There was an Old Man - 234 There were Three Ravens - 32 There were Three Travellers - 130 Thou calm-ray'd Spring - 135 Though Begging is an Honest Trade - 80 Though your Strangenesse fretts my Heart - 50 Three Ravens, The - 32 Thursday in the Morn - 282 Tippling John - 193 'Tis of a Young Damsel - 106 To a Lady Weeping - 49 To all you Ladies now on Land - 182 To Arms, Jolly Grenadiers - 162 Tobacco's but an Indian Weed - 294 Tom Loves Mary passing well - 18 Tom Tinker's my True Love - 37, 310 Topsails Shiver in the Wind, The - 266 Trust not the Treason of those Smiling Lookes - 30 'Twas down in Cupid's Garden - 302 'Twas on the Morn of sweet May Day - 206 Twelve Hundred Years - 258 Vicar of Bray, The - 220 Virtuous Country Maid - 314 We all to Conqu'ring Beauty Bow - 17 We be Three Poor Mariners - 60 What Booker doth Prognosticate - 254 What shall I do to show how much I love her? - 298 What shall I do? I am undone - 192 When Britain first - 306 When Daisies Pied - 208 When I Survey the World Around - 148 When I was Bound Apprentice - 118 When mighty Roast Beef - 233 When that I was a Little Tiny Boy - 71 When the Chill Sirocco Blows - 13 When the King Enjoys His Own again - 254 Where the Bee Sucks - 41, 310 Wherever I am - 67 While o'erhead the Storm is Howling - 134 Who can Resist my Celia's Charms? - 109 Will Cloris cast her Sun-bright Eye? - 73 Will you hear a Spanish Lady? - 10 Wine and Glory - 272 With Tuneful Pipe and Merry Glee - 76 Woman, Love, and Wine - 278 Woodcutter, The - 174 Ye Birds that Sing Sweetly - 34 Ye Nymphs and Sylvan Gods - 244 Ye Shepherds, give Ear to my Lay - 194 You Gentlemen of England - 276 Young Molly, who Lives at the foot of the Hill - 82 Your Hay it is Mowed - 74 Youth's the Season made for Joys - 92 |
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09 Jan 09 - 12:53 PM (#2536181) Subject: Index: Songs of the British Isles (M Spicker, 1909 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs of the British Isles A collection of forty popular English, Irish, Scotch and Welsh songs with piano accompaniment Compiled and edited by Max Spicker (New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1909.) ENGLISH The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington - 29 Down Among the Dead Men - 1 Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes! - 26 Early One Morning - 4 Gaily the Troubadour - 8 Hearts of Oak - 10 Here's to the Maiden of Bashful Fifteen - 12 I Will Give You the Keys of Heaven - 14 John Peel - 16 My Lodging Is on the Cold Ground - 18 Sally in Our Alley - 20 Twankydillo - 24 The Vicar of Bray - 22 IRISH The Girl I Left behind Me - 48 The Harp That Once thro' Tara's Hall - 50 Kate Kearny - 32 Kathleen Mavourneen - 36 Kitty of Coleraine - 34 The Last Rose of Summer - 56 The Little Red Lark - 58 The Minstrel-Boy - 41 My Love's an Arbutus - 44 Oft in the Stilly Night - 46 Tho' the Last Glimpse of Erin - 54 The Widow Malone - 52 SCOTCH Annie Laurie - 61 Auld Lang Syne - 66 The Blue Bells of Scotland - 80 The Campbells Are Coming - 82 Charlie Is My Darling - 68 Comin' through the Rye - 64 The Land o' the Leal - 84 Leezie Lindsay - 70 Loch Lomond - 72 My Heart Is Sair for Somebody - 75 Robin Adair - 76 Scots Wha Hae - 78 Within a Mile of Edinboro Town - 86 WELSH All through the Night (Ar hyd y nos) - 88 Men of Harlech (Rhy felgyrch Gwyr Harlech) - 90 |
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09 Jan 09 - 03:10 PM (#2536353) Subject: Index: Assembly Hymn and Song Collection (Hoover) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Assembly Hymn and Song Collection For use in chapel, assembly, convocation or general exercises of schools, normals, colleges, Universities, etc. Compiled and edited by C. Guy Hoover (Chicago: published by the author, 1912.) HYMNS—(Part II) Tune - Composer or Source - No. Adeste Fideles - Portuguese - 24 All Saints - Cutler - 40 Alma - Webbe - 60 Angel Voices - Sullivan - 42 Antioch - Handel - 50 Ariel - Mason - 118 Austria - Haydn - 98 Autumn - Spanish - 68 Avon - Wilson - 8 Beatitude - Dykes - 97 Belmont - Webbe - 74 Bethany - Mason - 65 Bigelow - Wallace - 28 Boylston - Mason - 77 Bullinger - Bullinger - 21 Canonbury - Schumann - 41 Christmas - Handel - 22 Consolation - Mendelssohn - 55 Coronae - Monk - 47 Coronation - Holden - 75 Creation - Haydn - 5 Crusader's Hymn - German - 20 Dennis - Nageli - 36 Dort - Mason - 126 Doxology - Franc - 10 Duke Street - Hatton - 100 Dundee - Franc - 23 Ein' Feste Burg - Luther - 52 Ellacombe - German - 31 Ellesdie - Mozart - 114 Elmswood - Woodbury - 61 Elton - Maker - 112 Eucharist - Woodbury - 117 Evan - Havergal - 11 Eventide - Monk - 17 Ewing - Ewing - 85 Faben - Wilcox - 49 Federal Street - Oliver - 92 Flemming - Flemming - 32 Folsom - Mozart - 35 Fortress - Luther - 52 Germany - Beethoven - 91 Gloria Patri - Greatorex - 9 Gloria Patri - Meineke - 2 Guidance - Gounod - 45 Hamburg - Gregorian - 103 Haydn - Haydn - 34 Holy Cross - Hastings - 86 Horton - Wortensee - 83 Hursley - Monk - 3 Hymn to Joy - Beethoven - 113 Innocents - Monk - 95 Italian Hymn - Giardini - 1 Jewett - Weber - 84 Laban - Mason - 51 Linwood - Rossini - 72 Louvan - Taylor - 101 Love Divine - Zundel - 4 Lux Benigna - Dykes - 54 Lyons - Haydn - 1 Manoah - Haydn - 12 Marlborough - Sullivan - 48 Materna - Ward - 46 Melita - Dykes - 44 Mendebras - German - 122 Mendelssohn - Mendelssohn - 120 Menden - German - 130 Mercy - Gottschalk - 9 Merrial - Barnby - 56 Methfessel - Methfessel - 105 Missionary Chant - Zuener - 27 Morning Hymn - Barth'm'n - 79 Morning Prayer - Rheinb'g'r - 73 Mozart - Mozart - 94 Wearer Home - Woodbury - 83 Near'r Home - Phillips - 78 Nicaea - Dykes - 2 Nun Danket - Cruger - 59 Old Hundredth - Franc - 10 Olivet - Mason - 63 Paradise - Barnby - 15 Passion Choral - Bach - 87 Pilot - Gould - 89 Pleyel's Hymn - Pleyel - 102 Portuguese Hymn - Portuguese - 57 Rathbun - Conkey - 38 Recessional - Gower - 111 Refuge - Holbrook - 88 Regent Square - Smart - 33 Retreat - Hastings - 64 Salvation - Mozart - 43 Selvin - Mason - 76 Seymour - Weber - 14 Sicilian Mariners - Sicilian - 71 Silent Night - Haydn - 18 Silver Street - Smith - 99 St. Agnes - Dykes - 123 St. Catherine - Walton - 107 St. Colomb - Hoyte - 121 St. Gertrude - Sullivan - 6 St. Leonard - Hiles - 53 St. Stephanos - Bullinger - 21 St. Thomas - Handel - 67 Temple - Bowring - 108 Thatcher - Handel - 115 Toplady - Hastings - 66 Traumerei - Schumann - 81 Trinity - Giardini - 1 Trust - Mendelssohn - 26 Twilight - Sherwin - 58 Uxbridge - Mason - 39 Verdure - Haydn - 104 Vesper Hymn - Stevenson - 116 Vox Angelica - Dykes - 16 Waltham - Calkin - 13 Wareham - Knapp - 146 Webb - Webb - 80 Wellesley - Tourjee - 29 Wir Pflugen - Schulz - 110 Wilmot - Weber - 19 Young - Schumann - 37 Zion - Hastings - 90 First Line or Title - Composer or Source - No. A charge to keep I have - Mason - 77 Abide with me; fast falls the - Monk - 17 A mighty fortress is our God - Luther - 52 All hail the power of Jesus name - Holden - 75 Angel voices ever singing - Sullivan - 42 Art thou weary? art thou - Bullinger - 21 As pants the wearied hart - Sullivan - 48 As the sun doth daily rise - Monk - 95 Awake, my soul, and with - Barthelemon - 79 Awake, my soul, stretch - Handel - 22 Blest be the tie that binds - Nageli - 36 Brightest and best of the sons - Mozart - 35 But the Lord is mindful of - Mendelssohn - 119 Cast thy burden upon the - Mendelssohn - 106 Come, my soul, thou must be - Haydn - 34 Come, O my soul, in sacred lays - Schumann - 37 Come sound His praise abroad - Smith - 99 Come, Thou Almighty King - Giardini - 1 Come, ye disconsolate - Webbe - 60 Day is dying in the west - Sherwin - 58 Dear Lord and Father of Mankind - Maker - 112 Faintly flow, thou falling river - Spanish - 69 Fairest Lord Jesus, Ruler of all - German - 20 Faith of our fathers! Living still - Walton - 107 Father dear, I fain would thank - Rhein'br - 73 Forever here my nest shall be - Wilson - 8 Forever with the Lord - Woodbury - 82 Forth in Thy name, O Lord, I go - Oliver - 92 From all that dwell below the skies - Mozart - 94 From every stormy wind that - Hastings - 64 From glory unto glory - Hoyle - 121 Glorious things of Thee are spoken - Haydn - 98 Glory be to the Father - Meineke - 2 Glory be to the Father - Greatorex - 9 God is love, His mercy - Beethoven - 113 God of our fathers, known of old - Cower - 111 God of the year, with songs - Beethoven - 91 God shall charge His angel - Mendelssohn - 26 Guide me, O Thou Great Jehovah - Hastings - 90 Hail, Thou once despised Jesus - Spanish - 68 Hail to the Lord's anointed - Mozart - 43 Hark! hark! my soul, angelic voices - Dykes - 16 Hark! the herald angels sing - Mendelssohn - 120 Hark! the vesper hymn is - Stevenson - 116 Hark! what mean those holy voices - Weber - 19 Hear our morning prayer - Unknown - 3 Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty - Dykes - 2 Holy Spirit, faithful guide - Wells - 96 How firm a foundation - Portuguese - 57 If, on the quiet sea - Mason - 76 I love Thy kingdom, Lord - Handel - 67 I love to tell the story - Fischer - 25 In heavenly love abiding - Mendelssohn - 70 In the cross of Christ I glory - Conkey - 38 In the morning I will pray - Gottschalk - 9 In Thy name, O Lord, assembling - Monk - 47 Jerusalem the golden - Ewing - 85 Jesus, and shall it ever be - Oliver - 93 Jesus, I my cross have taken - Mozart - 114 Jesus, Lover of my soul - Holbrook - 88 Jesus, Saviour, pilot me - Gould - 89 Jesus shall reign where'er the - Zuener - 27 Jesus, the very thought of - Hastings - 8 Joy to the world, the Lord is - Handel - 50 Kind words can never die - Hutchinson - 62 Lead, Kindly light, amid the - Dykes - 54 Lead us, heavenly Father, lead - Gounod - 45 Lest we forget - Cower - 111 Let glory be to God on high - Dykes - 44 Lord, bestow on us Thy blessing - Sicilian - 71 Lord, how Thy wonders are - Webb - 74 Lord, I sock Thee - Homier - 8 Lord of all being throned afar - Taylor - 101 Lord, Thee I'll praise with - Calkin - 13 Lord, when my raptured thought - Wallace - 28 Lord, with glowing heart I'd - Flotow - 109 Love divine, all love excelling - Zundel - 4 My faith looks up to Thee - Mason - 63 My God, how endless is Thy - Schumann - 41 My God, my King, Thy various - Rossini - 72 My Jesus, as Thou wilt - Weber - 84 My soul, be on thy guard - Mason - 51 Nearer my God, to Thee - Mason - 65 Now thank we all our God - Cruger - 59 Now the day is over - Barnby - 56 Now the shades of night arc gone - Weber - 14 O come, all ye faithful - Portuguese - 24 O could I speak the matchless - Mason - 118 O day of rest and gladness - Mason - 122 O for a heart to praise my God - Dykes - 97 O God, our help in ages - Franc - 23 O mother dear, Jerusalem - Ward - 46 O paradise, O paradise - Barnby - 15 O praise ye the Lord - Unknown - 4 O sacred head, now wounded - Bach - 87 O worship the King, all Glorious - Haydn - 1 Once more, my soul, the rising - Dykes - 123 One sweetly solemn thought - Phillips - 78 Onward, Christian soldiers - Sullivan - 6 Our father, who art in - Ancient chant - 1 Praise God, from whom all - Franc - 10 Praise my soul, the King of - Smart - 33 Praise the Lord, O my soul - Old chant - 5 Praise the Lord, ye heavens - Wilcox - 49 Praise to God, immortal - Wortensee - 83 Praise ye the Father, for His - Flemming - 32 Praise ye the Father, let all - Gounod - 228 Recessional - Gower - 111 Rock of Ages, cleft for me - Hastings - 66 Silent night, holy night, all is - Haydn - 18 Softly now the light of day - Gottschalk - 10 Soldiers of Christ, arise - Woodbury - 61 Spirit divine, attend our prayers - Anon. - 7 Still, Lord, with thee - Old Chant - 6 Still, still with Thee, when - Mendelssohn - 55 Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour Dear - Monk - 3 The heavens declare Thy glory - Mason - 39 The Lord is my shepherd - Havergal - 11 The morning light is breaking - Webb - 80 The shadows of the evening hour - Hue - 53 The Son of God goes forth to - Culler - 40 The spacious firmament on - Haydn - 5 There's nothing bright above - Bowring - 108 There's a wideness in God's - Tourjee - 29 They who seek the throne of grace - Pleyel - 102 To God, the only wise - Handel - 115 To Thee, my God, my Saviour - German - 31 Triumphant Lord, Thy goodness - Hatton - 100 We feel Thy calm at evening hour - Haydn - 104 We lay us calmly down to - Schumann - 81 We plough the fields, and - Schulz - 110 We three kings of orient are - Old English - 30 With all my powers of heart - Mason - 103 When all Thy mercies, O my God - Haydn - 12 When I survey the wondrous - Woodbury - 117 While shepherds watched - Methfessel - 105 NATIONAL AND PATRIOTIC SONGS—(Part III) First Line or Title - Composer or Source - No. America - Arr. by H. Carey - 124 Austrian National Hymn - Haydn - 134 Battle Hymn of the Republic - Old Air - 128 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - Shaw - 129 Decoration Day - Geyer - 144 Dixie Land - Emmet - 143 Flag of the Free - Wagner - 132 Flag of a Thousand Battles - Boyd - 147 God Bless Our Native Land - Mason - 126 God Ever Glorious - Lvoff - 145 Great God of Nations - German - 130 Hail Columbia - Phyla - 135 Joy! Joy! Freedom To-day - Anonymous - 149 Keller's American Hymn - Keller - 150 Landing of the Pilgrims - Hemans - 133 Long Live America - Pontius - 131 March of the Men of Harlech - Welsh - 137 Marching Through Georgia - Work - 139 Maryland! My Maryland! - Randall - 127 Marseilles, The - R.de Lisle - 141 Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory - Howe - 128 National Hymn - Warren - 148 O God, Beneath Thy Guiding - Knapp - 146 O Native Land - Reichardt - 142 Old Glory - Mrs. Boyd - 147 Our Native Song - Methfessel - 136 Recessional - Cower - 111 Russian National Hymn - Lvoff, Arr. - 145 Sleep, Comrades, Sleep - Geyer - 144 The Battle Prayer - Renter, Arr. - 138 The Breaking Waves Dashed - Hemans - 133 The Men of Harlech - Welsh National Air - 137 The Red, White, and Blue - Shaw - 129 The Star Spangled Banner - Arnold - 125 The Watch on the Rhine - Wilhelm - 140 PART-SONGS AND CHORUSES—(Part IV) First Line or Title - Composer or Source - No. A Cradle Song - Brahms, Arr. - 165 Ah! 'Tis a Dream - Lassen, Arr. - 195 A Spring Song - Pinsuti - 198 All Through the Night - Old Welsh - 185 Annie Laurie - Lady J. Scott - 173 Auf Wiedersehn - Mendelssohn - 201 Auld Lang Syne - Scotch - 177 Beside the Mill - Cluck - 171 Blue Bells of Scotland - Scotch Folksong - 199 Boat Song, The - Weber. Arr. - 207 Bonnie Doon - Scotch Folksong - 191 But the Lord is Mindful of - Mendelssohn - 119 Cast Thy Burden - Mendelssohn - 106 Comin' Thro' the Rye - Scotch - 178 Cradle Song, A - Brahms - 165 Crusaders, The - Pinsuti - 212 Drink to Me Only With Thine - English - 154 Evening Bell - Anonymous - 209 Eventide - Abt - 211 Fairy Moonlight - German - 179 Far Away - Mrs. Bliss - 213 Farewell, O Joyous Sunny - Esser - 158 Farewell to the Forest - Mendelssohn - 180 Farewell to the Woods - German - 172 Flow Gently, Sweet Afton - Spilman - 159 Flowerets Blooming - Schubert - 161 Forsaken - Koschat - 218 Golden Slumbers Kiss Your - Brahms - 164 Good Night, Farewell - Kucken - 187 Good Night, Beloved - Pinsuti - 186 Good Night, Thou Glorious - Smart - 200 Hail to the Queen of Night - German - 179 Hark! Hark the Lark! - Schubert - 196 How can I Leave - Thuringian Folksong - 163 I Dreamt That I Dwelt in - Balfe - 210 I'm a Shepherd of the - German - 174 In the Gloaming Anna - Harrison - 156 Isle of Beauty - Bayly - 170 I Would That My Love - Mendelssohn - 194 Joy! Joy! Freedom To-day - Anonymous - 149 Juanita - Spanish - 155 Kelvin Grove - Scotch Folksong Arr. - 151 Last Night the Nightingale - Kjerulf - 214 Last Rose of Summer - Moore - 216 Loch Lomond - Scotch - 153 Loreley, The - Silcher - 205 Love's Old Sweet Song - Molloy - 184 Mandolinata - Spanish - 233 Murmur, Gentle Lyre - Anonymous - 167 My Old Kentucky Home - Foster - 223 Never a Care I Know - Spanish - 233 Night and Morning - Gounod - 206 Oh, Wert Thou in the - Mendelssohn - 160 Oh, I'm a Happy Creature - Spanish, Arr. - 233 Old Black Joe - Foster - 224 Old Folks at Home - Foster - 222 Once I Saw a Sweetbrier Rose - Werner - 166 Onward, Ever Onward - Farmer - 162 Out on the Deep (Unison song) - Lohr - 208 Praise Ye the Father - Gounod - 228 Pull Away, Brave Boys - Rossini - 215 Quiet Night, The - Abt - 197 Robin Adair - Keppel - 176 Rocked in the Cradle of the - Knight - 175 Scotland's Burning (Round) - Anon. - 231 Schlummerlied - Kucken - 169 Sleep, Baby Sleep - North German - 189 Slumber Song, The - Kuchen - 169 Soft Music is Stealing - German - 193 Soldier's Farewell - Kinkel - 217 Soldier's Chorus from "Faust" - Gounod - 203 Spinning Song - Reinecke - 221 Spring Song, A - Pinsuti - 198 Stars of the Summer Night - Woodbury - 183 Sweet and Low - Barnby - 152 The Bell Doth Toll (Round) - Anon. - 226 The Boat Song - Weber - 207 The Brave Old Oak - Loder - 190 The Crusaders - Pinsuti - 212 The Evening Bell - Anonymous - 209 The Harp that Once thro' Tara's - Moore - 219 The Ivy Green - Griggs - 225 The Last Rose of Summer - Anon. - 216 The Linden Tree - Schubert - 182 The Loreley - Silcher - 205 The Lord is Great - Mendelssohn - 227 The Midshipmite - Adams, - 188 The Old Year - Kloss - 230 The Quiet Night - Abt - 197 The Red Sun is Sinking - Leslie - 229 The Sea King's Bride - Leslie - 202 The Slumber Song - Kucken - 169 The Violet's Fate - Abt - 204 The Wild Rosebud - Schubert - 168 The World is Full of Beauty - Donizetti - 220 There's Music in the Air - Root - 232 To Meet Again - Mendelssohn - 201 Upon the Height - German - 181 Way Down Upon the Sewanee - Foster - 222 When the Swallows Homeward Fly - Abt - 157 Wiegenlied - Brahms - 165 Wind of the Night - Lohr - 192 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SONGS, YELLS, Etc.—(Part V) First Line or Title - Composer or Source - No. A Parody Song - Biedermann - 252 Amici - Student Song - 254 Book Song, Yale - Hirsh - 246 Clear the Way for the - Shanahan - 258 Co-Education - Cole - 244 Eli Yale - Yale Song - 249 Gaudeamus - Old student song - 237 Good Night, Ladies - Old Serenade - 247 Hail and Farewell - Mrs. Bernard - 239 Help it On - Sill - 241 Integer Vitae - Flemming - 243 Krambambuli - Old Student Song - 245 Lauriger Horatius - Old German Air - 248 Litoria - Fr. Old Yale Song - 240 Long Live Our College - From Harvard - 235 Mandolinata - Spanish - 233 Never a Care I Know - Spanish - 233 Neath the Elms (Yale) - German Air - 234 O, I'm a Happy Creature - Spanish - 233 Parody Song - Biederman - 252 Rounds, Toasts, Singing Yells, etc. - - 259-267 Speaky, Spiky, Spoky - Mercersburg Academy - 250 Stars of the Summer Night - Woodbury - 238 Students' Way, The - Anonymous - 242 The Crimson and the Blue - K. U. Song - 255 The Gold and Crimson - S. M. T. N. Song - 257 The Gold and Olive - (Lombard) Dubee - 256 There's Music in the Air - Root - 232 To Drive Dull Care Away - Anonymous - 242 Vale (Eton Song) - Barnby - 253 Valedictory - King - 251 Where, Oh! Where - Harvard Song - 236 Yale Boola Song - Hirsh - 246 SONGS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS First Line or Title - Composer or Source - No. A New Year's Song - Hoyte - 121 A Spring Song - Pinsuli - 198 Brightest and best of the sons of - Mozart - 35 Come All Ye Faithful, O - Portuguese - 24 Farewell to the Forest - Mendelssohn - 180 Farewell to the Woods - German - 172 Farewell, O Joyous Sunny Grove - Esser - 158 From Glory unto Glory - Hoyte - 121 God of the Year - Beethoven - 91 Hail! Thou once despised - Spanish - 68 Hark! the herald angels sing - Mendelssohn - 120 Hark! what means those holy voices - Weber - 19 Joy to the world, the Lord is - Handel - 50 Parting Song for Graduation - Bernard - 239 Silent Night - Haydn - 18 The Brave Old Oak - Loder - 190 The Ivy Green - Griggs - 225 The Old Year - Kloss - 230 The World is Full of Beauty - Donizetti - 220 We Three Kings of the Orient Are - English - 30 While Shepherds Watched - Methfessel - 105 |
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09 Jan 09 - 08:57 PM (#2536665) Subject: Index: Reliquary of English Song, 2 (Potter, 1916) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Reliquary of English Song, Series Two (1700-1800) Collected and edited by Frank Hunter Potter (New York: G. Schirmer, 1916.) Ask if yon damask rose be sweet (Georg Frederic Handel) - 28 At Early Dawn (Thomas Attwood) - 132 Bay of Biscay, O!, The (John Davy) - 124 Black-Eyed Susan (Richard Leveridge) - 4 Blow high, blow low (Charles Dibdin) - 118 Blow, blow, thou winter wind (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 66 By dimpled brook (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 56 Celia, let not pride undo you (John Weldon) - 10 Charming Chloe - 92 Constant Fair, The - 90 Coy, blushing Sylvia, The (Mrs. Plowden) - 134 Damon and Florella (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 68 Daphne (William Defesch) - 32 Diffident Lover, The (Samuel Howard) - 88 Down among the dead men - 24 Drink to me only with thine eyes - 106 Early Horn, The (John Ernest Gaillard) - 16 Faithful Lover, The (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 41 God Save the King (Henry Carey) - 77 Golden slumbers kiss your eyes - 12 Heart of Oak (Dr. William Boyce) - 86 Jockey - 104 Lass that loves a sailor, The (Charles Dibdin) - 116 Lass with the Delicate Air, The (Michael Arne) - 82 Love me little, love me long - 2 Lover's Message, The (John Ernest Gaillard) - 14 Maid's Resolution, The (Richard Leveridge) - 6 My Goddess Celia (George Munro) - 26 No flower that blows (Thomas Linley) - 100 Now Phoebus sinketh in the west (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 36 Pastoral, A (Henry Carey) - 80 Peace, the fairest child of heaven (James Oswald) - 96 Peaceful slumbering on the ocean (Stephen Storace) - 128 Peggy (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 58 Phillis, we don't grieve (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 34 Plausible Lover, The (Henry Carey) - 78 Prithee, Celia (John Weldon) - 8 Roslin Castle (James Oswald) - 94 Rule, Britannia! (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 60 Sally (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 44 Sigh no more, ladies (R. J. S. Stevens) - 130 Softly waft, ye southern breezes (James Hook) - 108 Tar's Sheet Anchor, The (William Reeve) - 126 Thorn, The (William Shield) - 112 Tom Bowling (Charles Dibdin) - 114 Under the greenwood tree (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 51 Vicar of Bray, The - 30 Water parted from the sea (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 48 Wedding-Day, The (James Hook) - 110 When daisies pied (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 46 When forced from dear Hebe to go (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 64 Where the bee sucks (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 74 Why so pale and wan, fond lover? (Thomas Augustine Arne) - 62 With Jockey to the Fair - 98 |
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09 Jan 09 - 09:26 PM (#2536685) Subject: Index: Army Song Book (War Department, 1918) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Army Song Book For free distribution to all Officers and Men in the Army Compiled with the assistance of the National Committee on Army and Navy Camp Music (Washington: War Department Commission on Training Camp Activities, 1918.) Abide with Me - 75 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name - 88 Aloha Oe - 72 America - 2 America, the Beautiful - 12 Annie Laurie - 31 Army Trumpet Calls - 20 Auld Lang Syne - 30 Back Home to Old America - 74 Battle Cry of Freedom - 5 Battle Hymn of the Republic - 3 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms - 35 Caisson Song - 17 Carry Me Back to Old Virginny - 26 Coast Artillery Song - 18 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - 4 Come, Thou Almighty King - 76 Dixie - 25 Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes - 29 Eternal Father, Strong to Save - 84 Flag, The - 37 Garibaldi Hymn, The - 9 Garibaldi Hymn, The (translation) - 90 Giddy Giddap, Go on, Go on - 47 God Save the King (America) - 7 Good Morning, Mr. Zip - 46 Hip! Hip! Hooray! - 51 Holy, Holy, Holy - 77 Home Road, The - 13 How Firm a Foundation - 78 I Need Thee Every Hour - 85 In an Old-Fashioned Town - 56 Indiana - 59 Joan of Arc - 60 Keep the Home Fires Burning - 54 Keep Your Head Down, Fritzie Boy - 50 K-K-K-Katy - 64 La Brabançonne - 8 La Brabançonne (translation) - 90 La Marseillaise - 6 La Marseillaise (translation) - 89 Land of Hope and Glory - 14 Last Long Mile, The - 44 Lead, Kindly Light - 86 Li'l Liza Jane - 63 Little Grey Home in the West - 58 Loch Lomond - 32 Long Boy - 48 Lookout Mountain - 62 Love's Old Sweet Song - 67 Madelon (words only) - 73 March! March! - 10 Men of Harlech - 36 Mother Machree - 65 My Old Kentucky Home - 24 Nearer, My God, to Thee - 79 O God, Our Help in Ages Past - 80 Old Black Joe - 23 Old Oaken Bucket, The - 68 On the Way to France (words only) - 38 Onward, Christian Soldiers - 81 Over There - 39 Pack up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag - 43 Prayer of Thanksgiving - 16 Rise, Crowned with Light - 82 Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me - 87 Roll, Jordan, Roll - 27 Scots Wha Hae Wi' Wallace Bled - 33 Silver Threads among the Gold - 66 Son of God Goes Forth to War, The - 83 Stars and Stripes Forever, The - 42 Star-Spangled Banner, The - 1 Sunshine of Your Smile, The - 61 Swanee River - 22 Sweet Adeline - 71 Sweet and Low - 70 Sweet Geneviève - 69 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - 28 There's a Long, Long Trail - 52 Tramp, Tramp, Tramp - 41 Under the Stars and Stripes - 11 When Johnny Comes Marching Home - 40 When the Great Red Dawn Is Shining - 55 Who Would Not Fight for Freedom - 34 Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula - 72 |
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12 Jan 09 - 12:02 PM (#2537990) Subject: Index: Scotish Songs, Vol. 2. (J Ritson, 1794) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Scotish [sic] Songs, Vol. 2. By Joseph Ritson (London: J. Johnson & J. Egerton, 1794) [TITLE or First line - Page] A DIALOGUE BETWEEN WILL LICK-LADLE AND TOM CLEAN-COGUE. - 67 A hoary swain, inur'd to care - 93 About Zule, quhen the wind blew cule - 181 ADAM OF GORDON - 17 As I came in by Achendown - 40 As I was walking all alone - 139 Awa, whigs, awa! - 96 BONNY BARBARA ALLAN - 196 Carl, an the king come - 47 CHARMING HIGHLANDMAN - 106 Clavers, and his highlandmen - 44 Cope sent a challenge from Dunbar - 82 COPE, ARE YOU WAKING YET? - 82 EDWARD, EDWARD - 141 Farewell, ye dungeons dark and strong - 117 FLOWDEN-HILL: OR, FLOWERS OF THE FOREST - 1 FRENNET HALL - 31 GENERAL LESLY'S MARCH TO LONGMASTON MOOR - 37 Gil Morrice was an erles son - 157 GILDEROY - 24 Gilderoy was a bonny boy - 24 GILLICRANKIE - 44 HARDYKNUTE - 144 Here's a health to all brave English lads - 85 HERO AND LEANDER - 198 IN HONOUR OF THE MAYOR OF CARLISLE - 90 It fell about the Martinmas - 17 It was in and about the Martinmas - 196 It was in old times, when trees compos'd rhymes, - 52 I've heard of a lilting at our ewes milking - 1 I've seen the smiling of Fortune beguiling - 111 I've spent my time in rioting - 114 JOHNIE ARMSTRANG - 7 JOHNY FAA, THE GYPSIE LADDY - 176 LEADER HAUGHS AND YARROW - 119 Leander on the bay of Hellespont all naked stood - 198 Let mournful Britons now deplore - 92 Lithe and listen, gentlemen - 129 Little wat ye wha's coming - 54 Liv'd ance twa luvers in yon dale - 192 LORD THOMAS AND FAIR ANNET - 187 Lord Thomas and fair Annet sate a'day on a hill - 187 MACPHERSON'S FAREWELL - 117 MACPHERSON'S LAMENT - 114 March, march, why the deil do ye na march? - 37 Murn ye heighlands, and murn ye leighlands - 14 My Harry was a gallant gay - 109 My love was born in Aberdeen - 89 O listen, gude peopell, to my tale - 166 Oh! how shall I venture, or dare to reveal - 105 Oh! send my Lewis Gordon hame - 106 ON THE ACT OF SUCCESSION - 49 Pray came you here the fight to shun - 67 Quhy dois zour brand sae drop wi' bluid - 141 SHERIFF-MUIR - 56 SIR PATRICK SPENCE - 4 Stately stept he east the wa - 144 STRATHALLAN'S LAMENT - 108 Succession, the trap for our slavery - 49 Sum speiks of lords, sum speiks of lairds - 7 SWEET WILLIAM'S GHOST - 201 THE BATLE OF CORICHIE, ON THE HILL OF FAIR, FOUGHT Oct 28, 1592 - 14 THE BONNY EARL OF MURRAY - 29 The Chevalier, being void of fear - 76 THE CLANS - 85 THE CRUEL KNIGHT - 184 The duke of Gordon has three daughters - 169 THE DUKE OF GORDONS DAUGHTER - 169 The gypsies came to our good lord's gate - 176 THE HAWS OF CROMDALE - 40 THE HEIR OF LINNE - 129 The king sits in Dumferling toune - 4 The knight stands in the stable-door - 184 THE THISTLE AND ROSE - 52 THE WEE WEE MAN - 139 THE WHITE COCKADE - 89 THE YOUNG LAIRD OF OCHILTRIE - 166 There came a ghost to Marg'ret's door - 201 There's some say that we wan - 56 Thickest night, surround my dwelling! - 108 Tho' Geordie reigns in Jamie's stead - 102 TO DAUNTON ME - 112 To daunton me, to daunton me - 112 TRANENT-MUIR - 76 'Twas at the silent, solemn hour - 204 UP AND WAR THEM A', WILLIE - 73 WELCOME, CHARLEY STUART - 99 WHA WILL BAKE, ETC. - 179 Wha will make my bridal bread - 179 When Britain first, at heaven's command - 126 When Frennet castle's ivied walls - 31 When Guilford good our pilot stood - 123 When Phoebus bright the azure skies - 119 When we went to the field of war - 73 WILLIAM AND MARGARET - 204 WILLY AND ANNET - 192 Ye highlands and ye lawlands - 29 Ye warlike men, with tongue and pen - 90 YOUNG WATERS - 181 You're welcome, Charley Stuart - 99 |
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12 Jan 09 - 02:17 PM (#2538132) Subject: Index: Gems of Scottish Songs (1894) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Gems of Scottish Songs A collection of the most beautiful Scotch ballads arranged and compiled from the very best sources and latest revivals of the authors' works; revised and enlarged. [No editor named.] (Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1894) Afton Water - 184 A Highland Lad My Love Was Born - 173 And Ye Shall Walk in Silk Attire - 5 Allister Macallister (O) - 14 A Man's a Man for A' That - 64 Annie Laurie - 44 Annie o' the Banks o' Dee - 174 Auld Lang Syne - 50 Auld Robin Gray - 76 Auld Joe Nicolson's Bonnie Nannie - 27 A Wee Bird Cam' - 112 Banks of Allan Water (The) - 118 Barbara Allan - 194 Birks o' Aberfeldy - 93 Blue Bells of Scotland (The) - 69 Blue Bonnets Are over the Border - 120 Boatie Rows (The) - 22 Bonnie Bessie Gray - 166 Bonnie Brave Scotland - 150 Bonnie Charlie - 149 Bonnie Charlie's Noo Awa' - 119 Bonnie Doon - 100 Bonnie Dundee - 172 Bonnie Mary Gray - 156 Bonnie Prince Charlie - 148 Braw, Braw Lads - 9 Braes Aboon Bonaw - 186 Braes o' Balquhither - 67 Broom o' the Cowdenknowes - 83 Bruce's Address - 106 Caller Herrin' - 144 Cam' Ye by Athol - 147 Campbells Are Comin' - 105, 199 Cantie Spring (The) - 200 Castles in the Air - 80 Charlie Is My Darling (O) - 188 Come, Ferry Me O'er - 128 Come o'er the Stream, Charlie - 187 Comin' thro' the Rye - 132 Come under My Plaidie - 138 Corn Rigs - 180 Dainty Davie - 23 Dinna Forget - 160 Doun the Burn, Davie, Love - 155 Dumbarton's Bonny Dell - 121 Duncan Gray - 96 Enchantress, Farewell - 208 Ewe Bughts (The) - 139 Farewell to Lochaber - 211 Fairest Maid on Devon Banks - 197 Flowers of the Forest (The) - 152 For the Sake o' Somebody - 19 Flow Gently Sweet Afton - 183 Galla Water - 9 Get Up and Bar the Door - 192 Gloomy Winter's Noo Awa' - 133 Green Grow the Rashes, O - 25 Had I a Cave - 135 Hail to the Chief - 167 He's Owre the Hills - 4 Here's a Health, Bonnie Scotland - 63 Here's a Health to Ane I Lo'e Dear - 129 Here Awa', There Awa' - 85 Hey, the Bonnie Breist-Knots - 146 Hey, Johnnie Coope - 12 Highland Mary - 79 Highland Minstrel Boy (The) - 58 Huntingtower - 111 Hundred Pipers (The) - 57 I Downa Laugh, I Downa Sing - 109 I Ha'e Laid a Herrin' in Saut - 7 I Heard a Wee Bird Singing - 112 I Loe Na a Laddie but Ane - 154 I'm Owre Young to Marry Yet - 66 I'm Wearin' Awa', Jean - 103 Ingle Side (The) - 41 Is There for Honest Poverty - 64 It Was upon a Lammas Night - 180 Jessie, the Flower o' Dumblane - 191 Jock o' Hazeldean - 62 John Anderson, My Jo - 55 John Anderson's Gane - 113 John Grumlie - 19 John Highlandman - 173 Jolly Beggar (The) - 165 Johnnie Cope - 12 Kelvin Grove - 202 Kenmure's On and Awa' - 137 Kind Robin Lo'es Me - 11 Kinloch of Kinloch - 208 Laird o' Cockpen (The) - 141 Land o' the Leal (The) - 103 Lass o' Gowrie - 101 Lass, Gin Ye Lo'e Me, Tell Me Noo - 7 Lassie wi' the Lint-White Locks - 179 Last May a Braw Wooer - 2 Lea Rig (The) - 210 Lewie Gordon - 130 Lizzy Lindsay - 140 Loch Lomond - 219 Logie o' Buchan - 88 Lord Ronald - 195 Loudon's Bonnie Woods and Braes - 169 Lovely Lass of Inverness - 107 Maggie Lauder - 200 Man o' Airlie - 34 March of the Cameron Men (The) - 36 Mary Morison - 203 Mary o' Argyle - 127 Mary of Castle Cary - 60 Mary Macneil - 104 Mary's Dream - 206 MacGregor's Gathering - 170 Melvil Castle - 110 Moon's on the Lake (The) - 170 My Ain Fireside - 82 My Ain Kind Dearie - 210 My Boy Tammy - 125 My Heart's in the Highlands - 54, 29 My Heart Is a Breaking, Dear Tittie - 18 My Heid Is Like to Rend, Willie - 117 My Love She's but a Lassie Yet - 176 My Luve's like a Red, Red Rose - 30 My Heart Is Sair for Somebody - 19 My Nannie, O - 72 My Native Highland Home - 59 My Wife's a Winsome Wee Thing - 204 Nannie, Wilt Thou Gang with Me? - 158 Neil Gow's Farewell - 99 Of A' the Airts the Wind Can Blaw - 52 O Kenmure's On and Awa' - 137 O Logie o' Buchan - 88 Allister Macallister - 14 O Charlie Is My Darling - 188 O, for Ane-and-Twenty, Tam - 204 O Mary, at Thy Window Be - 131 O Rowan Tree - 71 Oh, Saw Ye the Lass wi' the Bonny Blue E'en - 108 Owre the Water to Charlie - 78 O, Waly, Waly - 151 Oh, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast - 38 O Whistle, and I'll Come to You - 40 O Whistle, and I'll Come to You - 47 O Weel May the Keel Row - 28 Over the Sea - 142 Pibroch o' Donuil Dhu - 10 Piper o' Dundee (The) - 123 Piper's Daughter (The) - 143 Queen Mary's Escape - 181 Rantin', Rovin' Robin - 3 Robin Adair - 134 Rob Roy McGregor - 97 Rose of Allandale - 196 Roslin Castle - 197 Rothmurchus Rant - 179 Rowan Tree (The) - 71 Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch - 70 Saw Ye Johnnie Comin' - 125 Saw Ye My Wee Thing - 60 Scots Wha Hae wi' Wallace Bled - 106 Scotland Yet - 46 Spinning Wheel - 163 Sweet Afton - 183 Tak' Your Auld Cloak about Ye - 86 Tam Glen - 18 There's Cauld Kail in Aberdeen - 75 There's Nae Luck about the House - 94 There's Nae Room for Twa - 135 There Was a Lad Was Born in Kyle - 3 Thou Hast Left Me Ever, Jamie - 124 To Mary in Heaven - 42 Tullochgorum - 20 Tweed Side - 90 Up in the Morning Early - 205 Waefu' Heart (The) - 201 Wae's Me for Prince Charlie - 97 Wandering Willie - 85 We're A' Noddin' - 217 Wha'll Be King but Charlie - 177 What's a' the Steer Kimmer - 115 Weel May the Keel Row - 28 What Beauties does Flora Disclose - 90 When the Kye Comes Hame - 207 When Ye Gang Awa', Jamie - 111 Whistle, and I'll Come to You - 47 Whistle o'er the Lave o' t - 1 Willie Brewed a Peck o' Maut - 73 Will Ye Gang o'er the Lea Rig - 210 Will Ye Gang to the Ewe-Bughts, Marion - 139 Will Ye Go to the Indies - 140 Will Ye No Come Back Again - 119 Within a Mile o' Edinboro - 32 Woo'd and Married and A' - 216 Yellow-Haired Laddie - 91 Ye Banks and Braes - 100 Year That's Awa' (The) - 185 Young - 213 |
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12 Jan 09 - 11:31 PM (#2538581) Subject: Jubilee and Plantation Songs From: Q (Frank Staplin) JUBILEE AND PLANTATION SONGS Characteristic Favorites, as sung by the Hampton students, Jubilee Singers, Fisk University students, and other concert companies. Also a Number of New and Pleasing Selections. Copyright 1915 by Fanny S. Haynes. Oliver Ditson Company, Boston. All songs with score. A Few more Years 58 A great Camp-meeting in the Promised Land 64 A little more Faith in Jesus 40 Angels waiting at the Door 42 Been a listening 16 Bright sparkles in the Churchyard 66 Children, we all shall be free 8 Children, you'll be called on 29 Chilly Water 38 Come down, Angels 80 Come, let us all go down 33 Didn't my Lord deliver Daniel? 56 Didn't old Pharoah get lost? 40 Down by the River 44 Dust and Ashes 30 End this War 50 Farewell, my Brother 22 Fighting on, hallelujah 53 From every Graveyard 11 Few more years 58 Getting ready to die 63 Gideon's Band 78 Give me Jesus 13 Go down, Moses 4 Going to ride up in the Chariot 12 Going up 74 Gospel Train 19 Grest Camp-meeting, etc. 64 Hard Trials 39 He's the Lily of the Valley 25 Hold the Light 52 Humble yourself 48 I ain't got weary yet 42 I'm a-rolling 8 I'm going to live with Jesus 45 I'm going to sing all the Way 61 I'm so glad 18 I'm troubled in Mind 57 If you want to see Jesus 14 I've been a listening 16 I must go 59 In the River of Jordan 43 In that great getting-up Morning 68 Is Master going to sell us to-morrow? 51 I want to be ready; or, walk in Jerusalem, etc. 74 I'll hear the Trumpet sound 10 John saw 12 Judgement Day is rolling 'round 34 King Emanuel 7 Keep me from sinking down 15 Listen to the Angels 70 Little more Faith in Jesus 40 Lord's Prayer 80 Many thousand gone 35 March on 28 Mary and Martha 26 My Lord delivered Daniel 24 My Lord's writing all the time 62 My Lord, what a Mourning 72 My Ship's on the Ocean 27 My Way's cloudy 28 Nobody knows the Trouble I've seen 22 Nobody knows the Trouble I see (Second version) 9 Now we take this feeble Body 38 O holy Lord 37 O Redeemed 16 Oh, Sinner, you'd better get ready 46 Oh, then my little Soul's going to shine 6 Oh, wasn't that a wide River? 20 Oh, yes, oh, yes 64 Old Ark a-movin' along 60 Old Sheep done know the Road 6 Old Ship of Zion 18 Over there 57 Peter, go ring them Bells 77 Reign, Master Jesus 36 Religion is a Fortune 24 Ride on, Moses 79 Rise, and shine 47 Rise, Mourners 27 Roll, Jordan, roll 21 Run, Mary, run 23 Run to Jesus 76 Seek, and you shall find 50 Shine, shine 41 Some of these Mornings 54 Steal away 34 Swing low, sweet Chariot 20 Sweet Canaan 62 There's a Meeting here to-night 67 Turn back Pharoah's Army 10 Waiting all the Day 72 Walk in Jerusalem just like John 74 Walk you in the Light 69 Way over Jordan 73 We are walking in the Light 49 We'll die in the Field 4 We'll stand the Storm 17 What kind of Shoes are you going to wear? 3 When the Bridegroom comes 55 Wrestling Jacob 44 You must shun old Satan 76 Zion's Children 36 Zion, weep a-low 70 |
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14 Jan 09 - 12:09 AM (#2539341) Subject: Index: Popular English Ballads, Ancient and Modern From: raredance Popular English Ballads, Ancient and Modern chosen by R Brimley Johnson 1894 (no music) VOL. I. Adam Bel, Clym of the Clough, and William of Cloudesle, 114. Battle of Otterbourne, the, 184. Blind Beggar's Daughter of Bednall Green, 26. Bonny Earl of Murray, the, 69. Bonny lass of Anglesea, the, 191 Brave Earl Brand, the, 144. Broomfield Hill, the, 230. Captain Car, or Edom. o' Gordon, 178. Chevy Chase, 12, Child Waters, 96 Children in the Wood, the, 84. Clerk Colvill, or The Mermaid, 194. Cospatrick, 214. Cruel Brother, the, 207. Earl Richard, or The Knight and the Shepherd's Daughter, 103 Edom 0' Gordon, or Captain Car, 178. Edward, Edward, 79. Fair Janet, 198. Fair Helen, 205. Fair Margaret and Sweet William, 75 Fire of Frendraught, the, 244. Gipsy Laddie, the, 64. Glasgerion, 70. Hugh of Lincoln, 91. Hunting of the Cheviot, the, 12. Jock o' the side, 237 Knight and The Shepherd's Daughter, the, or Earl Richard, 103. Lady Isabel and The Elf-Knight, 196. Lamkin, 210. Leoffricus, 58. Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard, 3. Lord Thomas and Fair Annet, 52 Mermaid, the, or Clerk Colvill, 194. Nut-brown Maid, the, 148. Old Robin of Portingale, 172. Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne, 161. Robin Hood's Death and Burial, 146. Sir Andrew Barton, 38. Sir Patrick Spence, 94. There was a Maid came out of Kent, 144. Three Ravens, the, 1 Twa Sisters, the, 8. Waly, waly, but love be bonny, 67 Wee, wee man, the, 191. William and Marjorie, 61. Young Johnstone, 232. Young Tam Lin, the, 220 Young Waters, 82. |
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14 Jan 09 - 12:30 AM (#2539347) Subject: Index: Broadside Black-letter Ballads (1868) From: raredance Broadside Black-letter Ballads, printed in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Chiefly in the possession of J. Payne Collier originally published 1868 (reprinted 1968) Burt Franklin, New York Two propernue Balletes Letter of a Lover. Prayer of the Prophet Daniel New Guyse nowe a Dayes Thankesgiving for the Queen England's Lamentation. Epitaphe on,Richard Goodricke Cobler of Colchester Ballad on Babbington, etc. Fearful and Terrible Example Northern Lord Warning to all false Traitors Lamentation of Page's Wife Lamentation of G. Strangwidge Complaint of Ulallia Weaver's Song Agincourt, the Bowman's Glory Joyfull Ballad on the Galeazzo The good Shepeheard Salomon's Housewife Story of Ill May-day Desperate Damsel's Tragedy Man's Creation, Adam's Fall, etc. Honor of the Innes of Court An excellent Medley |
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14 Jan 09 - 12:59 PM (#2539707) Subject: Index: Songs and Games for Little Ones (Walker,+) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs and Games for Little Ones By Gertrude Annie Walker and Harriet S. Jenks (Boston: Oliver Ditson & Company, 1887) HYMNS. All the little Sparrows - 10 At Easter Time - 20 Can a little Child like me? - 8 Canst thou count the Stars - 14 Careful Gardener - 9 Children grateful for Meeting - 17 Easter Hymn D. Batchellor. - 18 Easter Hymn E. B. Story. - 19 God is there - 15 God make my Life a little Light - 13 In the pleasant sunny Meadows - 12 Jesus bids us shine - 11 Little Gardens - 17 Little Lambs so white and fair - 9 Morning Hymn - 7 The Birdie's Song - 10 The Morning bright - 15 What the little Things said - 16 SPRING SONGS. All the Birds have come again - 27 Forget-me-not - 30 May - 33 Oh, the lovely, lovely May - 26 Over the bare Hills, far away - 32 Pussy Willow - 34 See Millions of bright Raindrops - 24 Shower and Flower - 25 The Alder by the River - 28 The Birdies' Ball - 35 The Bluebird - 29 The Daisy - 22 The Song of the Rain - 23 The Violet (O lovely little Violet) - 30 The Violet (Timid blue-eyed Flower) - 22 Two Robin Redbreasts - 31 Weather Song - 21 SUMMER SONGS. Boat Song - 43 Grasshopper Green - 39 Little white Lily - 37 Out in the Meadows - 42 Run, little Rivulet, run - 36 Summer Song - 38 The Reason why - 41 The Song of the Bee - 40 AUTUMN SONGS. Come, little Leaves - 44 Good-bye to the Flowers - 45 Thanksgiving Song - 46 Where do all the Daisies go? - 47 Which Way does the Wind blow? - 48 WINTER SONGS. Chilly little Chickadees - 53 Coasting Song - 54 Little Jack Frost - 50 Little Jack Frost Mrs. S. C. Cornwell. - 51 The little New Year - 55 The Old Year and the New - 56 The Snow - 49 Tiny little Snowflakes - 52 Winter Jewels - 54 Winter Song - 55 CHRISTMAS CAROLS. A wonderful Tree - 67 Carol, Children, carol - 70 Carol, oh, carol! - 68 Children, can you truly tell? - 71 Come and join our Carol - 66 Joyfully, joyfully - 72 Merry Christmas Bells - 69 Noël, Noël, the Christ is born! - 62 Oh, ring, glad Bells - 58 Shine out, О blessed Star! - 63 Sing, little Children, sing - 64 The Air is filled with the Echoes - 61 The Blessed Day - 57 The First Christmas - 60 MISCELLANEOUS SONGS. Baby's Lullaby - 74 Birthday Song - 79 Lady Moon - 78 Once there was a little Kitty Sewing Song - 77 The new Moon - 73 Twinkle, twinkle, little Star - 76 Weaving Song - 78 GOOD-MORNING SONGS. Good-morning - 82 Good-morning, dear Children - 81 Good-morning, new Day - 81 Good-morning Song - 80 FINGER PLAYS. Eight white Sheep - 84 Five little Chickadees - 85 Fly, little Birds - 89 In the Branches of a Tree - 87 Little Boy Blue - 83 My Pigeon House - 86 The Family - 89 The little Mice are creeping - 87 The Pigeon Song - 88 Thumbkin says, "I'll dance." - 83 SONGS FOR FIRST AND SECOND GIFTS. A little Woodpecker am I - 95 Bell high in the Steeple - 94 Bucket Song - 95 Cartwheel Song - 95 Close hidden in my Hand it lies - 94 Go over, come back here - 92 Little Ball, pass along - 96 My Ball lies in its little Bed - 98 Our Balls are going to Bye-low-land - 91 Rainbow Song - 90 The Ball comes round to meet us - 92 The Baker - 96 Up, up in the Sky - 91 GAMES. A little Game for little Folks - 98 Birdies in the Greenwood - 104 Chasing the Squirrel - 106 Cherries Ripe - 102 Flying Birds - 103 Forming the Ring - 97 Guessing Game - 109 Hare in the Hollow - 105 Hopping Birds - 105 Hop, hop, come Birdies all - 105 In my Hand a Ball I hold - 100 Kitty Cat and the Mouse - 115 Kitty White - 114 Like the Ball we move around - 99 Little Dove, you are welcome - 108 My Ball comes up to meet me - 99 Over and Back - 102 Robin, Robin, Redbreast - 101 Sawing Game - 107 Smelling Game - 109 The Blacksmith - 112 The Cooper - 114 The Farmer - 110 The Mill - 111 The Pendulum - 107 The Shoemaker - 113 The Snail - 108 The Windmill - 106 Tossing Game - 98 When we're playing together - 118 PARTING SONGS. Parting Song - 116 Our Play is o'er - 117 |
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14 Jan 09 - 03:11 PM (#2539772) Subject: Index: Vagabond Songs and Ballads of Scotland From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Vagabond Songs and Ballads of Scotland With Many Old and Familiar Melodies By Robert Ford (London: Alexander Gardner, 1899) Allister M'Allister - 217 Auld Quarry Knowe, The - 154 Auld Scotch Sangs, The - 244 Band o' Shearers, The - 238 Banks o' Sweet Dundee, The* - 77 Bannocks o' Barley Meal - 159 Barrin' o' the Door, The* - 164 Birken Tree, The* - 90 Blinkin' o't, The - 196 Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond, The - 161 Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond (Second Version), The - 163 Bonnie Barbara, O - 133 Bonnie Brier Bush, The - 178 Bonnie Johnnie Lowrie* - 236 Bonnie Lassie's Answer, The - 67 Bonnie Mally Stewart - 207 Bonnie Susie Clelland - 128 Bonnie Wee Window, The - 20 Braes o' Strathblane, The - 76 Brewer Laddie, The - 98 Broon Cloak On, The - 85 Bundle and Go* - 33 Bundle and Go (Second Version) - 35 Burns and His Highland Mary* - 124 Cairn-o'-mount - 108 Carle He Cam' ower the Craft, The - 141 Corunna's Lone Shore - 80 Cronie o' Mine, A - 94 Crook and Plaid, The - 56 Do Ye Mind Lang Syne? - 231 Donal' Blue - 45 Donal' Don - 219 Dottered Auld Carle, The - 142 Dumb, Dumb, Dumb - 30 Duncan M'Callpin - 40 Erin-Go-Bragh* - 47 Ewie wi' the Crookit Horn, The - 87 Farewell to Fiunary - 256 Farfar Sodger, The - 188 Gaberlunzieman, The - 241 Gilderoy - 25 Glenorchy Maid, The* - 147 Glowerowerem - 131 Gouden Vanitee, The - 105 Half-Past Ten - 113 Heather Jock - 143 How Sweet the Ross Blaws - 210 Humble Beggar, The - 227 Humours of Glasgow Fair, The - 198 Irish Schoolmaster, The - 172 Iron Horse, The - 179 Jinkin' You, Jockie Lad - 43 Jockie to the Fair - 92 John o' Badenyon - 49 John o' Badenyon (Second Version) - 52 Jolly Beggar, The - 9 Laird o' Drum, The - 4 Lass o' Glenshee, The - 12 Lass o' Gowrie, The - 230 Lassie wi' the Yellow Coatie - 239 Linten Lowrin - 255 Love Will Find Out the Way - 252 Lovely Molly* - 225 Lowlands of Holland, The - 54 Lubin's Rural Cot* - 212 Lucy's Flittin' - 170 MacGregor's Courtship - 183 Mally Leigh - 210 Mormond Braes* - 204 Mossie and His Mare - 37 My Jo, Janet - 214 My Rolling Eye* - 102 Naebody Comin' To Marry Me - 229 Nancy Dawson - 69 Old King Coul - 167 Pedlar, The - 138 Perthshire Pensioner, The - 191 Piper o' Dumbarton, The - 151 Plaidie Awa', The - 74 Plains o' Waterloo, The* - 59 Queer Folk i' the Shaws, The - 100 Ram o' Bervie, The - 135 Robin Tamson's Smiddy* - 194 Rose-a-Lyndsaye, The - 185 Rosey Anderson - 222 Sir Robert o' Gordonstown - 155 Tak' It, Man, Tak' It* - 14 Tam Frew's Hat - 64 This is the Night My Johnnie Set - 83 Tinkler's Waddin', The* - 1 Wark o' the Weavers, The - 247 Watty and Meg - 115 Weary Farmers, The - 249 Webster o' Brechin's Mare, The - 175 Wee Cooper o' Fife, The - 233 Wee Drappie o't, A - 222 Wee Wifukie, The - 22 We're A' John Tamson's Bairns - 245 What Do You Think o' Me Noo, Kind Sirs? - 127 Where Are You Going, My Pretty, Fair Maid? - 149 Young Jamie Foyers - 18 [*Note: only the songs marked with an asterisk have musical notation in this book.] |
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14 Jan 09 - 08:24 PM (#2539851) Subject: Index: Merry Songs From: Q (Frank Staplin) MERRY SONGS For the School-Room, Summer Normal Schools, Juvenile and Other Classes in Vocal Music, Social Circle, etc., including The Novel Key, Or, The Elements of Vocal Music. S. C. Hanson, 1889, A. Flanagan Company, Chicago. America 76 At the Crowning 70 Baby's Gone to Sleep 72 Banner of Victory 86 Battle Hymn of the Republic 112 Brudder Eben 78 Beware 85 Be a Thinker, Not a Dreamer 88 Bugle Song, The 35 By the Noble River's Side 101 Christmas Welcome 63 Climbing the Hill 66 Closing Song 45 Columbia 90 Cowden 33 Farmer Boy, The 94 Forest Beauties 84 First Walk, The 27 Good Advice 21 Glorious Banner 61 God Is Everywhere 64 Golden Side, The 30 Guide Me 74 Gaudeamus 75 Hail Columbia 104 Haste, Schoolmates, Haste 29 Hear Our Pleading 60 I'll Try 51 I's a Gwine Back Souf 99 I'm a Millionaire 76 Jesus Only 33 Jonathan's Tea Party 111 Joyous Summer Day, The 81 June 34 Keeping Time 54 Learn a Little Every Day 39 Little-hearted Man 92 Life Is What We Make It 44 Lord's Prayer, The 43 Merry Rain 18 Merry Songs 19 Music Everywhere 53 My Lady Sleeps 93 May 67 Mighty Storm King 96 Morning Song 80 Now Is the Time to Be Busy 91 Novel Key 3 Nobody Seems to Know 40 Our American Boy 20 Oh, Give Me a Home By the Sea 50 On the Sunny Side 100 Our Flag Is There 116 Red, White and Blue 114 Return of the Flowers 25 Remember Him Now 80 Snow Flakes 17 Spring and Summer 23 Song of Nature 68 Smile When You Can 31 Scattering Seed 36 Sweet Summer's Gone Away 48 Sweet Sabbath Eve 95 Sing to Me, Mother 62 Soft Flowing River 69 San Joaquin 83 Star Spangled Banner 107 They Come No More 26 Travelling the High Road to Learning 47 Tirolee 49 Teach Us Something New Today 82 Thy Will Be Done 69 Those Evening Bells 58 Uncle Sam's School 37 Vacation Is Over 65 Village Band, The 87 When We Are Women and Men 28 Winter Winds 38 Weary Work 52 We Come 57 Where Is the Lazy Scholar 59 We Are Pressing On 71 Worker's March, The 42 Whistle Guard, The 46 Yankee Doodle 109 |
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14 Jan 09 - 09:23 PM (#2539888) Subject: Index: Songs of the Soul No. 2 From: Q (Frank Staplin) SONGS OF THE SOUL No. 2 Fpr Use in Sunday Evening Congregations, Revivals, Camp-Meetings, Social Services and Young People's Meetings. Edited James M. Black, 1896, Curts & Jennings, Cincinnati, etc. [Some unpaged gospel song inserts bound in by publisher at back of book]. [Noteworthy for "When the Saints Are Marching In" by Katherine E. Purvis, music James M. Black, and "When the Roll Is called Up Yonder" by E. M. J. and James M. Black, and some others that became standards.] A Charge to Keep 47 All Along the Way 56 Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed 74 All Hail the Power 84 Am I a Soldier? 94 Answer Yes to the Spirit 16 Are You Washed in the Blood? 11 Awake, My Soul 33 Behold the Savior 75 Blest be the Tie [that Binds] 82 Blessed Assurance 49 Building Day by Day 30 Christ Is Mine 12 Come, Holy Spirit 66 Come, Holy Spirit, Come 70 Come, Holy Ghost 76 Come, Let Us Tune Our Loftiest Song 79 Come, Sinners 81 Come, Ye Sinners 85 Come, Humble Sunner 88 Come, Let Us Who in Christ 96 Come, Ye that Love the Savior's 97 Come, Ye that Love the Lord 55 Drinking at the Fountain 43 For the Sake of Jesus 2 Forever Here My Rest 86 From All that Dwell 100 Gloria Patri 61 God Is Calling Yet 6 Go Forth, Ye Heralds! 78 Grace, 'tis a Charming Sound 72 He Saves Me, Hallelujah! 9 Hiding, Safely Hiding 18 How Precious Is the Book 77 Ho! Every One 63 I Am Trusting, Lord, in Thee 21 I Cling to Thee 46 I'm Not Ashamed 95 I Know that My Redeemer 80 In the Shadow of His Wings 7 Jesus Is Passing This Way 10 Jesus Is Mine 31 Jesus, We Come to Thee 27 Jesus, Great Shepherd 89 Jesus, Thine All Victorious Love 93 Jesus, Pilot Me 41 Just As I Am 62 Let the Blessed Savior In 58 Lend a Hand 22 Let the Sunshine In 23 Let In the Light 52 Let Worldly Minds 68 Living in Canaan Now 24 Loyalty to Christ 32 Lord, I Believe 67 More about Jesus 4 More Love to Thee, O Christ 57 My Country, 't is of Thee 83 My Soul, Be on Thy Guard 73 My Times Are in Thy Hand 71 O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing 1 O for that Flame 65 O for a Heart to Praise 87 O What Amazing Words 91 On the Arm of Jesus Leaning 39 Praise God 98 Return, O Wanderer 92 Saved, Glory to Jesus 35 Seeking His Own 3 Sunlight All the Way 42 Some Sweet Day 5 The Shadow of the Rock 19 The Light Brightly Beamed 17 The Glad, Glad News 20 The Tried and True 26 Tell the Sweet Story 30 The City of the King 34 The Savior Calls Today 44 There's a Cleansing in the Precious Blood 45 The Brother Calls to Thee 54 There Is a Fountain 60 There Is a Land 69 This Note Shall Swell 99 Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet 29 Trust and Obey 8 Unsaved 13 Unsearchable Riches 53 Vale of Beulah 15 Walk in the Light 90 Walk Beside Me 28 What a Gathering that Will Be 14 We'll Never Say Good-bye 50 While Live Prolongs 64 When the Saints Are Marching In 59 Wonderful Love of Jesus 51 Wondrously Redeemed 48 When the Roll Is Called [up Yonder] 40 [E. M. J, music by James M. Black] Wonderful Peace 25 Why Not Come to Jesus? 38 Unpaged inserts, bound in at back of book by publisher: Living in the Bright Sunshine He Is So Good to Me Come to Him Now Will You Give All to Jesus Some Happy Day [L. F. Jackson and C. F. Green] The Lamb of God Singing Today A Light that Is Shining for You |
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15 Jan 09 - 01:40 PM (#2540560) Subject: Index: The Besom Maker & Other Country Folk Songs From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Besom Maker & Other Country Folk Songs Collected and Illustrated by Heywood Sumner (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1888) [This little book contains some lovely engravings (or are they woodcuts?).] Forty Dukes a-Riding – 19 God Speed the Plough – 5 Hobblety Bobblety How Now – 15 My Johnnie Was a Shoemaker – 11 The Besom Maker – 1 The Jolly Ploughboy – 23 The Reaphook & The Sickle – 13 The Two Young Men of Kenilworth – 17 The Wassail Song - 9 |
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15 Jan 09 - 10:28 PM (#2540986) Subject: Index: Old English Popular Music, Vol. 1 (Chappell From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Old English Popular Music, Vol. 1 By William Chappell A new edition with a preface and notes, and the earlier examples entirely revised by Harry Ellis Wooldridge. (London: Chappell & Co. and Macmillan & Co. 1893) THE EARLIER POPULAR MUSIC. Ah! the Sighs - 35 Blow thy horn, hunter - 39 By a bank as I lay - 46 Cull to me the Rushes Green - 38 I have been a foster - 50 I loathe that I did love - 52 Now Robin, lend to me thy bow - 53 Nowell, Nowell - 30 Pastime with good Company - 42 Sumer is icumen in - 10 The Song of Agincourt - 25 Western Wind - 37, 38 Whereto should I express - 45 THE EARLIER BALLADS. All in a garden green - 79, 81 Calino casturame - 84 Come live with me, and be my love - 123 Come o'er the bourne, Bessy - 121 Come, Shepherds, deck your heads - 168, 169 Cramp, The - 143 Daphne - 150 Daphne and Corydon - 157 Dulcina - 160, 162 Essex's last good night - 132 Fairest nymph the valleys, The - 170 Fortune - 76 Gather ye rosebuds - 196 Go from my window - 146 Gray's Inn Masque, or Mad Tom, or New Mad Tom of Bedlam - 179 Hanskin, or Jog on - 159 Heart's-ease - 97, 98 Hey, then up go we - 204 How can the tree - 72 Hunt is up, The - 86 Hunter in his career, The; or Basse's Career - 198 I have house and land in Kent - 138 I have waked the winter's nights - 174 I live not where I love - 200 I'll never love thee more - 190 In sad and ashy weeds - 156 It was a lover and his lass - 114 John Dory - 93 Leaves be green, The; or Browning - 154 Light o' love - 82 Lord Willoughby, or Lord Willoughby's march, or Lord Willoughby's welcome home - 152 Loth to depart - 102 Love will find out the way - 189 Malt's come down - 151 Martin said to his man - 140 My little pretty one - 71 My Robin is to the greenwood gone, or Bonny sweet Robin - 153 Newcastle - 188 Noble Shirve, The - 126 Now the spring is come - 194 O Death, rock me asleep - 111 O Mistress mine - 103, 105 Of all the birds - 141 Once I loved a maiden fair - 201 Remember, О thou man - 144 Rosamond - 163, 165 Row well, ye mariners - 127 Shall I wasting in despair - 202 Shepherd, saw thou not, or Crimson Velvet - 166 Shepherd's joy, The; or Bara Fostus dream - 148 Sick, sick - 73, 74 Since first I saw your face - 129 Spanish Gipsy, The - 186 There were three Ravens - 75 Three merry men - 197 Tom a Bedlam - 175 Troy Town - 183 Up, tails all - 149 Vive le Roy - 209 Walking in a country town - 117 Walsingham - 69 We be soldiers three - 133 We be three poor mariners - 134 Wedding of the frog and mouse, The - 142 Well-a-day - 130 What if a day - 100 When as the Greeks did enterprise - 184 When Phoebus addrest - 172 When the king enjoys his own again - 210 Who liveth so merry - 137 Whoop, do me no harm, good man - 96 Willow, willow - 106 Willy and Cuddy - 158 With my flock as walked I - 116 Woods so wild, The - 119 Yonder comes a courteous Knight - 136 DANCE TUNES. Dance tune circ. 1260 - 215 EARLIER SIXTEENTH-CENTURY DANCE MUSIC. Hornepype, A - 218 My Lady Carey's Dumpe - 222 Poor man's Dump - 221 The Crooke - 220 LATER SIXTEENTH-CENTURY DANCE TUNES. All flowers of the broom - 236 Barley Break - 270 Canst thou not hit it - 249 Carman's whistle, The - 253 Chirping of the lark, The - 277 Cobbler's Jig, The - 279 Dargison - 230 Frog Galliard, The - 274 Gipsies' Round, The - 255 Green Sleeves - 239 John, come kiss me now - 268 La Volta - 232 Lusty Gallant - 234 Mall Peatley - 278 Mall Sims - 261 Nancy, or Sir Edward Noel's Delight, or All you that love good fellows - 262 Packington's Pound - 259 Paul's Wharf - 266 Peg-a-Ramsey - 248 Pretty Nancy - 234 Quodling's Delight - 276 Robin Hood - 273 Rogero - 231 Sellenger's Round, or the Beginning of the World - 256 Shaking of the sheets, The - 228 Spanish Pavan, The - 251 Staines Morris - 243 Trenchmore - 224, 225 Turkeylony - 237 Wanton Season - 272 Watkin's Ale - 265 Wigmore's Galliard - 250 Wolsey's Wild - 267 EARLIER SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY DANCE TUNES. Beggar boy, The - 307 Boatman - 308 Bobbing Joe - 312 Cuckolds all a row - 306 Fain I would - 293 Friar and the nun, The - 286 Gathering peascods - 301 Glory of the North, The - 323 Glory of the West, The - 323 Half Hannikin - 302 Have at thy coat old woman, or Stand thy ground old Harry - 311 Health to Betty, A - 320 Health, The - 313 Hyde Park - 314 Joan Sanderson, or the Cushion Dance - 287 Lady lie near me - 319 London gentlewoman, The; or the Hemp-dresser - 297 Lull me beyond thee - 320 Maid peeped out at the window, The; or the Friar in the well - 296 Merry, merry milkmaids, The - 290 Millfield - 293 Nonesuch, or À la mode de France - 322 Old Simon the king - 280 Parthenia - 295 Paul's steeple, or I am the Duke of Norfolk - 282 Pepper's black - 290 Prince Rupert's March - 317 Room for company - 316 Shepherd's daughter, The - 289 Stingo, or the Oil of Barley, or Cold and Raw - 298 Tom Tinker - 310 Trip and go - 309 Under and over - 304 Upon a summer's day - 318 Who list to lead a soldier's life - 303 |
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16 Jan 09 - 12:13 AM (#2541016) Subject: Index: Manx National Songs (W. H. Gill, 1896) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Manx National Songs With English words, selected from the ms. collection of the Deemster Gill, Dr. J. Clague, & W. H. Gill, and arranged By W. H. Gill (London: Boosey & Co., 1896) ENGLISH TITLE - AUTHOR OF ENGLISH WORDS - MANX TITLE OF AIR - PAGE As I went out one morning clear - Emil Ingram - - 84 Autumn Song, An - Edw. Oxenford - - 134 Battle of Santwat, The - A. P. Graves - - 128 Cruise of the "Tiger", The - A. P. Graves - Marrinys yn Tiger - 4 Cutting of the Turf, The - Edw. Oxenford - Hie mee stiagh dhys thie bentreoghe - 136 Dear sweet little Mann - Hugh Stowell - Yn Unnysup - 68 Deemster's Daughter, The - Charles Dalmon - Yn guilley dy roie - 132 Elian Vannin - Eliza Craven Green - - 70 Fair Maids of Mann - A. P. Graves - Callin veg Dhoan - 41 Fairies' Dance, The - Edw. Oxenford - Juan ó jaggad Keear - 12(> False Isabel - E. Crabb - Isbal Foalsey - 75 Good Old Way, The - - - 61 Gwendolen - Charles Dalmon - Sooree - 118 Happy as a King - W. H. Gill - Yn Oabbyr-vwyllin - 140 Harvest of the Sea, The - W. H. Gill - Eaisht oo as Clashtyn - 144 Heroes all! Row slowly shoreward - E. Crabb - My hene wooinney veen - 86 Home - Emil Ingram - Moghrey laa Boaldyn - 96 Hunt the Wren - Traditional - - 62 Hush, little Darling - Emil Ingram - Ushag veg ruy ny moaney dhoo - 8 Hush, my Dear, lie still and slumber - Dr. Watts - Arrane ny Clean - 56 I saw thee weep - Byron - - 40 Illiam Dhoan, No. 1. - E. Crabb - Baase Illiam Dhoan - 22 Illiam Dhoan, No. 2. - A. P. Graves - Drogh Vraane - 112 King of the Sea, The - T. Fred. Gill - Yn Colbagh Breck er Sthrap - 47 Lament of the Duchess of Gloucester - A. P. Graves - - 24 Love's Flight - Edw. Oxenford - Hie my graih shaghey - 130 Maid of Port y Shee, The - W. H. Gill - Yn Colbagh Breck er Sthrap - 98 Manx Exile, The - Edw. Oxenford - - 138 Manx Wedding, A - W. H. Gill - Car y Phoosee - 104 Manxman and the King, The - T. E. Brown - - 90 Manxmen we'll remain - A. P. Graves - Skeeyl-y-Vridey - 44 Mylecharane - W. H. Gill - - 34 O hush thee, my Babie - Sir Walter Scott - Arrane ny Clean - 76 O, what if the Fowler my Blackbird has taken - Charles Dalmon - - 115 Orry the Dane - Martin F. Tupper - O Sheign Dooin - 78 Parting Hour, The - A. P. Graves - Òà traa gholl thie - 54 Ploughman's Song, The - W. H. Gill - Arrane ny guilley-hesheree - 122 Ramsey Town - E. Crabb - - 93 Rival Cockades, The - W. H. Gill - Tappaghyn Jiargey - 72 Robin and Betsy - A. P. Graves - - 28 She answered me quite modestly - Emil Ingram - - 103 She sang to her Spinet - A. P. Graves - - 18 Sheep under the Snow, The - W. H. Gill - Ny Kirree fo Niaghtey - 1 Song on Farmers' Daughters, A; No. 1. - J. Quirk - Sooree - 20 Song on Farmers' Daughters, A; No. 2. - J. Quirk - Êiark Catriney marroo - 88 Thurot - E. Crabb - Thurot as Elliott - 50 Two Lovers - A. P. Graves - - 31 We watched her breathing through the night - Hood - - 83 We'd better wait a while, my Dear - E. Crabb - My Graih, nagh share dyn farraghtyn? - 67 When Maggy gangs away - James Hogg - - 120 Wreck of the Herring Fleet, The - A. P. Graves - Arrane mysh ny Baatyn-sked-dan - 10 |
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17 Jan 09 - 03:10 PM (#2541558) Subject: Index: One Hundred Folk-songs from Many Countries From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. One Hundred Folk-songs from Many Countries Selected, edited and arranged by Henry F. Gilbert (Boston: C. C. Birchard & Company, 1910) ENGLAND A Hunting We Will Go - 7 British Grenadiers, The - 12 Cobbler Laddie, The - 15 Cold Blows the Wind, Sweetheart - 8 Cornish May Song, The - 9 Little Bingo - 6 Sprig of Thyme, The - 5 Tailor and the Mouse, The - 14 Vicar of Bray, The - 10 О! Dear, What Can the Matter Be - 13 SCOTLAND Auld Lang Syne - 23 Bonnie Dundee - 17 Campbells Are Comin', The, - 20 Comin' thro' the Rye - 19 Highland Lad, A - 16 Loch Lomond - 18 Scots Wha Hae wi' Wallace Bled - 22 Skye Boat Song - 21 WALES All thro' the Night - 24 Ash Grove, The - 25 Gwenllian - 26 Hunting the Hare - 27 IRELAND Avenging and Bright - 28 Brien the Brave (Air: Molly Macalpin) - 34 Father O'Flynn (Air: Top o' the Cork Road) - 32 Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls, The (Air: Gramachree) - 31 Minstrel Boy, The (Air: The Moreen) - 35 My Love's an Arbutus - 29 Trainona (Petrie Coll. No. 26) - 36 Wild Boy, The - 30 FRANCE Ancient Bourée from Auvergne (Bourée du Mont Doré) - 42 Birth of Christ, The (La Naissance du Christ) - 38 Duke Marlborough (Marlbrough s'en va-t-en guerre) - 40 March of the Kings (Marcho dei Rei) - 45 Monsieur de la Palisse - 44 Orange Tree, The (La Marchande d'Oranges) - 43 Storm, The (L'orage) - 41 Sun Dial, The (Plus ne suis ce que j'ai été.) - 37 GERMANY Back in the Time When My Grandfather Wed (Das Grossvaterlied) - 54 Bavarian Song (Vom Scheib'nschiessen) - 52 Cavalry Song (Reiterlied) - 50 Fair Is the Summer (Schön ist der Sommer) - 53 Hemlock Tree, The (Der Tannenbaum) - 50 May Breezes ('s Mailüfterl) - 48 Parting (Drei Reiter am Thore) - 51 Sandman, The (Sandmännchen) - 46 Song of the Fieldmarshal (Der Feldmarschall) - 47 ITALY Antonia (La Ricciolella) - 58 Idle Hours (Vo'altre putele che se'da Maridar) - 59 Luisella's Garden (La Luisella) - 64 Off to the War (A la guerra) - 60 Sailing at Napoli (Ti voglio bene assai) - 56 Santa Lucia - 63 Tic-e-tic-e-toc - 55 Venetian Barcarolle - 62 SPAIN Cachucha, La - 68 Contrabandista, The - 66 Serenade (Rosario) - 72 Songs from the Pyrenees - 70 Spanish Gipsy, The (En elespejo de tu mirada Niña) - 69 PORTUGAL Dom Miguel (Cantata a Dam Miguel I) - 73 SWEDEN Ancient March from Dalecarlia - 75 Necken Polka - 74 Vermeland - 76 NORWAY Home Forever (Her Hjemme) - 77 Miller's Daughter, The (Mollervisen) - 78 Saeter Song, The (Hjemreise fra Saeteren) - 79 ISLE OF MAN Sheep in the Snow, The (Ny kirree Fo-Sniaghtey) - 80 DENMARK Dance Song from Jutland (Go Javten, Go Javten) - 82 Ole and Christine (Møen paa Baalet) - 83 Two King's Daughters, The (De to Kongedøttre) - 81 RUSSIA Gipsy Wooing, A (Die Werbung: Zigeunerlied) - 91 Hare and Hounds (Oï zа gаеm, gаem) - 89 Katinka - 89 Moscow Gipsy Song - 88 Mother Volga (Vniz po Matuschki po Volgi) - 92 Scarlet Sarafan, The - 83 Troika (Three-in-hand) - 87 Winter (Petrusia) - 86 Woe Is Me (Edlitchka Coll. No. 1) - 90 BOHEMIA Ancient Chant of the Taborites - 93 Rustic Dance (Berggreen Coll. VIII-87) - 94 CHINA Jasmine Flower, The (Moo-lee-wah) - 94 HUNGARY Gipsy Forge, The (Csillag elég ragyog) - 96 Questions and Answers (Bognár No. 8) - 95 POLAND Mazurka - 98 National Song - 97 CROATIA Homeward Way, The (Vse mine) - 99 SONGS OF THE SEA Block Island Song - 103 Lowlands - 104 Reuben Ranzo (Hauling Chanty) - 102 Sailor, The (In Berlin sagt'er) - 102 Yo! Heave Ho! - 100 AMERICA Dixie - 110 Go Down, Moses - 108 Indian Song - 111 My Old Kentucky Home - 106 Old Folks at Home - 107 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - 109 Yankee Doodle - 105 |
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17 Jan 09 - 03:13 PM (#2541563) Subject: Index: English Traditional Songs and Carols From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. English Traditional Songs and Carols Collected and edited, with annotations and pianoforte accompaniments, By Lucy E. Broadwood (London: Boosey & Co., 1908) TITLE - COUNTY - PAGE Abdication (Boney's) - Sussex - 34 Ages of Man (The) - Sussex - 20 Banstead Downs - Sussex - 32 Bedfordshire May-Day Carol - Bedfordshire - 84 Belfast Mountains - Sussex - 36 Bold Pedlar and Robin Hood (The) - Sussex - 4 Boney's Lamentation - Sussex - 34 Brisk young Lad, he courted me (A) - North Lincolnshire - 92 Brisk young lively Lad (The) - Surrey - 72 Bristol Town - Sussex - 10 Cold blows the Wind - North Devonshire - 54 Constant Farmer's Son (The) - Sussex - 28 Death and the Lady - Sussex - 40 Died of Love - North Lincolnshire - 92 Duke of Marlborough (The) - Sussex - 22 Gallant Poachers (The) - Sussex - 2 Georgie - Sussex - 32 Gibson, Wilson, and Johnson - Sussex - 42 Hampshire Mummers' Christmas Carol - Hampshire - 78 Henry Martin - Sussex - 30 How cold the Winds do blow - Surrey - 50, 52 I must live all alone - Sussex - 16 Irish Girl (The) - Surrey - 60 King Henry, my Son - Cumberland - 96 King Pharaoh (Gypsy Christmas Carol) - Sussex and Surrey - 74 Little Lowland Maid (The) - Surrey - 66 Lost Lady found (The) - Lincolnshire - 86 Merchant's Daughter (The) - Sussex - 28 Moon shines bright (The) (Christmas Carol) - Sussex and Surrey - 76 New Irish Girl (The) - Surrey - 60 Oh, the Trees are getting high - Surrey - 56 Oh, Yarmouth is a pretty Town - Sussex - 102 Our Ship she lies in Harbour - Surrey - 58 Poor murdered Woman (The) - Surrey - 70 Rich Nobleman and his Daughter (The) - Surrey - 68 Rosetta and her gay Ploughboy - Sussex - 18 Salt Seas - Sussex - 30 Some Rival has stolen my true Love away - Surrey - 108 Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol (The) - Sussex - 80 Three Butchers (The) - Sussex - 42 Through Moorfields - Sussex - 6 Travel the Country round - Sussex - 100 Two affectionate Lovers (The) - Sussex - 38 Unquiet Grave (The) - North Devonshire - 54 Unquiet Grave (The) - Surrey - 50,52 Valiant Lady (The) - Surrey - 72 Van Diemen's Land - Sussex - 2 Wealthy Farmer's Son (The) - Sussex - 26 Young Servant Man (The) - Sussex - 38 FIRST LINE - PAGE A brisk young lad came courting me - 92 A story I will tell to you - 42 Abroad as I was walking - 60 All on the Belfast Mountains - 36 As I rode over Banstead Downs - 32 As I was a-walking one morning by chance - 16 Attend, you sons of high renown - 34 Cold blows the wind - 54 Come all you gallant poachers - 2 Come all you pretty fair maids - 26 Fair lady, throw those costly robes aside - 40 How cold the winds do blow - 50, 52 I am a jovial ranger - 100 In Bristol Town, as I have heard tell - 10 In prime of years, when I was young - 20 It was Hankey, the Squire - 70 It's of a brisk young lively lad - 72 It's of a damsel both fair and handsome - 38 It's of a merchant's daughter - 28 It's of a pretty sailor lad - 66 It's of a rich nobleman - 68 I've been rambling all the night - 84 King Pharaoh sat a-musing - 74 Oh, the moon shines bright - 76 Oh, the trees are getting high - 56 Oh, where have you been wandering - 96 Oh, Yarmouth is a pretty town - 102 Our ship she lies in harbour - 58 Some rival has stolen my true love away - 108 There chanced to be a pedlar bold - 4 There is six good days all in the week - 78 There were three brothers in merry Scotland - 30 Through Moorfields and to Bedlam I went - 6 'Twas down in a valley a fair maid did dwell - 86 When righteous Joseph wedded was - 80 You constant lovers, give attention - 18 You generals all, and champions bold - 22 |
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17 Jan 09 - 05:19 PM (#2541679) Subject: Index: One Hundred English Folksongs (Cecil Sharp) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. One Hundred English Folksongs Edited by Cecil James Sharp (Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1916) BALLADS 1. Henry Martin - 1 2. Bruton Town - 4 3. The Knight and the Shepherd's Daughter - 6 4. Robin Hood and the Tanner - 8 5. The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies, O! - 13 6. Lord Bateman - 17 7. Barbara Ellen - 20 8. Little Sir Hugh - 22 9. Geordie - 24 10. Lady Maisry - 26 11. The Outlandish Knight - 29 12. The Coasts of High Barbary - 32 13. The Cruel Mother - 35 14. The Golden Vanity - 36 15. Lord Thomas of Winesberry - 38 16. The Green Wedding - 40 17. The Briery Bush - 42 18. Lord Rendal - 44 19. Blow away the Morning Dew - 46 20. The Two Magicians - 48 21. The Duke of Bedford - 50 22. Death and the Lady - 52 23. The Low, Low Lands of Holland - 54 24. The Unquiet Grave, or Cold blows the wind - 56 25. The trees they do grow high - 58 26. Lord Lovel - 60 27. False Lamkin - 62 28. Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor - 65 29. The Death of Queen Jane - 68 SONGS 30. Farewell, Nancy - 70 31. Sweet Kitty - 72 32. The Crystal Spring - 74 33. The Seeds of Love - 76 34. The Sprig of Thyme - 79 35. The Cuckoo - 82 36. Blackbirds and Thrushes - 84 37. The Drowned Lover - 86 38. The Sign of the Bonny Blue Bell - 88 39. O Waly, Waly - 90 40. Green Bushes - 92 41. Bedlam - 94 42. The Bold Fisherman - 96 43. The Rambling Sailor - 98 44. Dabbling in the Dew - 100 45. The Saucy Sailor - 102 46. Fanny Blair - 104 47. Arise, arise - 106 48. Searching for Lambs - 108 49. Green Broom - 110 50. The Bonny Lighter-Boy - 112 51. The Sweet Primeroses - 114 52. My Bonny, Bonny Boy - 116 53a. As I walked through the meadows. (First Version) - 120 53b. As I walked through the meadows. (Second Version) - 122 54. Erin's Lovely Home - 124 55. The True Lover's Farewell - 126 56. High Germany - 127 57. Sweet Lovely Joan - 130 58. My Boy Willie - 132 59. Whistle, Daughter, Whistle - 134 60. Mowing the Barley - 136 61. I'm Seventeen come Sunday - 138 62. The Lark in the Morn - 141 63. Hares on the Mountains - 142 64. O Sally, my dear - 144 65. Gently, Johnny, my Jingalo - 146 66. The Keys of Canterbury - 148 67. My Man John - 150 68. O No, John! - 154 69. The Brisk Young Bachelor - 156 70. Ruggleton's Daughter of Iero - 158 71. William Taylor - 160 72. Sweet William - 162 73. The Watchet Sailor - 164 74. Scarborough Fair - 167 75. Brimbledon Fair, or Young Ramble-Away - 170 76. Bridgwater Fair - 172 77. The Crabfish - 174 78. The Beggar - 176 79. The Keeper - 178 80. The Three Sons - 180 81. Jack Hall - 182 82. Driving away at the Smoothing Iron - 184 83. The Robber - 187 84. John Barleycorn - 190 85. Poor Old Horse - 196 86. Botany Bay - 198 87. Admiral Benbow - 200 88. Bold Nelson's Praise - 202 89. Spanish Ladies - 205 90. The Ship in Distress - 208 91. Come all you worthy Christian men - 212 92. Wassail Song - 214 93. It's a rosebud in June - 217 94. A Brisk Young Sailor - 220 95. The Sheep-Shearing - 222 ACCUMULATIVE 96. The Twelve Days of Christmas - 224 97. The Ten Commandments - 226 98. The Tree in the Wood - 230 99. The Barley-Mow - 232 100. One man shall mow my meadow - 235 |
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17 Jan 09 - 05:23 PM (#2541683) Subject: Index: Hampton Series Negro Folk-songs [Book 2/4] From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Hampton Series Negro Folk-songs [Book 2 of 4] By Natalie Curtis Burlin (New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1918) 'Tis Me, O Lord - 12 Listen to de Lambs - 20 O Ev'ry Time I Feel de Spirit - 27 God's a-Gwine ter Move All de Troubles Away - 32 |
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17 Jan 09 - 05:25 PM (#2541686) Subject: Index: Songs from the Hills of Vermont (Sturgis) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available Songs from the Hills of Vermont Sung by James and Mary Atwood and Aunt Jenny Knapp Texts collected and edited by Edith B. Sturgis Tunes collected and piano accompaniments arranged with historical notes by Robert Hughes (New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1919) Banks of the Dee (The) - 14 Birds' Courting Song - 40 Botany Bay - 32 Daily Growing - 3 Frog in the Spring (The) - 18 Half-hitch (The) - 50 Little Pig (The) - 46 Mary of the Wild Moor - 36 Posey Boy - 7 Shining Dagger (The) - 30 Soldier's Return (The) - 22 Spinster's Lament (The) - 10 Warranty Deed (The) – 26 |
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17 Jan 09 - 05:28 PM (#2541692) Subject: Index: Afro-American Folksongs (H Krehbiel, 1914) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Afro-American Folksongs A Study in Racial and National Music By Henry Edward Krehbiel (New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1914) Baptizing Hymn - 88 Caroline - 139 Come trembleing down - 85 Criole Candjo - 118 Dessan mouillage acheter daubanes (Martinique) - 126 Done wid Driber's Dribin' - 19 Emgann Sant-Kast (The Battle of St. Cast) - 169 Great Campmeetin', A - 78 I Look o'er Yander (Bahama) - 105 I'm Gwine to Alabamy - 53 Jesus Heal' de Sick - 160 Loéma tombé - 147 Ma mourri - 166 Manman Colette (Martinique) - 126 Many Thousand Go - 18 Many Thousands Gone - 20 Marie-Clémence - 148 Martinique Love-Song - 168 Michié Préval - 152 Musieu Bainjo - 142 Neve' a Man Speak like This Man (O! look-a death) - 159 Nobody Knows de Trouble I've Seen - 75 Nobody Knows the Trouble I See - 96 O'er the Crossing - 98 Oh! Rock Me, Julie - 52 Opon de Rock - 162 Ou beau di moin tête ou bien pomadée (Martinique) - 126 Pov' piti Lolotte - 136 Remon, Remon - 124 Rhyvelgyrch Cadpen Morgan (Captain Morgan's March) - 169 Roll, Jordan, Roll - 165 Round about the Mountain - 63 Some Come Cripple - 158 Tant sirop est doux (Martinique) - 117 Weeping Mary - 157 Weeping Mary - 80 You May Bury Me in the East - 31 |
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17 Jan 09 - 08:48 PM (#2541819) Subject: Index: Modern Street Ballads From: raredance Google Books - full text available. Modern Street Ballads By John Ashton Originally published: London: Chatto & Windus, 1888. Reissued: Brooklyn, NY: Benjamin Blom, 1968. No music SOCIAL Sale of a Wife A Woman Never Knows When Her Day's Work's Done The Treats of London The Income Tax Striking Times The Mechanic's Appeal to the Public Women's Sayings Bob Logic's Description of the New Brighton Diligence for Inside Passengers Only Paper'd-Up Hair I Likes a Drop of Good Beer The Snob and the Bottle Rory O'More Turned Teetotal Hurrah for Father Mathew's Mill How Five and Twenty Shillings Were Expended in a Week The Way to Live The Cries of London The Honest Policeman of Mitcham Cookey Darling I Should Like to Be a Policeman Bendigo, Champion of England The Bold Irish Yankey Benicia Boy I'm a Gent Jullien's Grand Polka Margate Hoy Crystal Palace HUMOROUS Sheep's Eyes for Ever Cab, Cab, Cab The Rush Light If I Had a Donkey Wot Wouldn't Go Shovel and Broom Vilikins and His Dinah The Exciseman Outwitted Giles Scroggin's Ghost The Strange Man A Sight for a Father Humours of Bartlemy Fair Georgy Barnwell Jonathan Brown Wery Pekooliar, or the Lisping Lovers The Babes in the Wood Kate's Young Man He Was Such a Nice Young Man Mrs. Monday All to Astonish the Browns The Ratcatcher's Daughter Hot Codlings The Wonderful Crocodile The Thief's Arm Cork Leg The One Horse Chay The Literary Dustman The Bill Sticker Things I Don't Like to See The Barrel of Pork All Round My Hat Here's the Man a-Coming! The Nobby Head of Hair Miss Bailey's Ghost Humphrey Duggins COUNTRY The Honest Ploughman, or 90 Years Ago The New Fashioned Farmer Present Times, or Eight Shillings A Week Jig, Jig, to the Hirings Country Statutes The Bold Poacher Death of Poor Bill Brown The Jolly Angler The Humours of the Races The Bonny Grey The King and West Countryman Hodge in London SEA Death of Parker The Battle of Boulogne Victory The Battle of Navarino Duke William's Frolic The King and the Sailor Jack Binnacle and Queen Victoria Sweet William The Poor Smuggler's Boy The Smuggler's Bride The Female Smuggler Jack Returned from Sea The Jolly Roving Tar Young Henry of the Raging Main Jack Robinson Bold William Taylor Ratcliffe Highway in 1842 The Greenland Whale Fishery The New York Trader THE QUEEN Viva Victoria Queen Victoria The Queen's Marriage A New Song on the Birth of the Prince of Wales The Queen and the Coal Exchange Crystal Palace Queen's Visit to France The Queen's Dream Lovely Albert HISTORICAL Brave Nelson Lord Nelson Battle of Waterloo King George IV.'s Welcome to Scotland The Death of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P. Death of Wellington POLITICAL The Chronicles of the Pope The Happy Reform The Operatives' March A New Alphabetical Song on the Corn Law Bill A New Song on the Corn Bill The Crisis Chartists Are Coming The Song of the Lower Classes A New Hunting Song MISCELLANEOUS The Wonderful Wonders of Town Law Jim Crow The Workhouse Boy The Wild Rover The Diggins, O! Botany Bay Van Dieman's Land Farewell to Judges and Juries My Bonny Black Bess Life of the Mannings The Life and Trial of Palmer Mary Arnold, the Female Monster The Undertaker's Club A Tidy Suit for All That The Ragged Coat The Collier Swell The London Merchant Riley's Farewell Young William The Broken Hearted Gardener Boxing Day in 1847 St. James's and St. Giles's The Three Butchers |
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17 Jan 09 - 10:13 PM (#2541850) Subject: Index: Saint Helena Island Spirituals From: Q (Frank Staplin) A rarely found book. SAINT HELENA ISLAND SPIRITUALS Nicholas George Julius Ballanta-(Taylor), 1924, Diploma of Musical Art, printed by G. Schirmer, New York. All I Do de Church Keep-a Grumblin' 70 All My Sins Done Taken Away 11 All Obuh Die World 50 At de Judgement Bar 51 Aye Lawd Don't Leabe Me 13 Bear Yo' Burden 16 Bin A Listenin' 84 Blow Yo' Gospel Trumpet 43 Come, Come, Come and Go Wid Me 66 Comin' Here Tonight 36 Cyan Hide Sinner Cyan' Hide 35 Daniel in de Lion's Den 42 De Angel in Heben Gwine to Write Muh Name 37 De Angel Roll de Stone Away 80 De Angels Are Watchin' Obuh Me 23 Death Is Goin' to Lay His Cold Icy Han' On Me 75 De Blood Done Sign My Name 65 De Ole Ship Marie 34 De Po' Heathens Are Dyin' 15 Dere Is Rest Fo' De Weary Trabbler 31 De Sea Gwine Deliver Up de Dry Bones 31 Do Don't Touch My Garment 8 Don't Get Weary 87 Don't Let de Wind Blow Here No More 39 Don't Yo' Hab Eberbody Fo' Yo' Fr'en 71 Don't Yo' Hear de Lam's a Cryin' 30 Dust an' Ashes 92 Eagle's Wings 38 Eb'rybody Wants to Know Jis How I Die 22 Ebery Time I Feels de Spirit 88 Ennyhow Muh Lawd 57 Fix Me Jedus 83 Give Me Jedus 79 Glory, Glory Hallelujah 53 Good News 10 Go Round, Go Round 27 Go Tell it On the Mountin 90 Handwritin' on de Wall 29 Heben Goin' to Be Muh Home 55 Heben Is a Beautiful Place 16 Hold Out 66 Holy, Holy, Yo' Promise to Answer Prayer 14 How Can I Pray 18 How Long de Train Bin Gone 12 Hoy Yo' Do Believer, How Yo' Do Today 75 I Ain't Gwine Grief Muh Lawd No Mo' 64 I Am Bound Fo' de Promised Lan' 36 I Am Goin' Obuh Dere 54 I Am Huntin' fo' a City 48 I Am Not Afraid to Die 68 I Do Know Gawd Don't Lie 72 I Got a Letter Dis' Mornin' 27 I Got a Mother in de Bright Shinin' World 76 I Hab a Leader Obuh Dere 24 I Lub Muh Blessed Saviour 78 I'm A Runnin' fo' Muh Life 26 I'm A Trabblin' to de Land 63 I'm Goin' Down to de Ribbuh ob Jerdan 82 I'm Goin' to See Muh Lovin' Father When I Git Home 21 I'm Goin' to Wait Till de Holy Ghost Come 52 I Wants to Climb Up Jacob's Ladder 61 I Want to Die Easy When I Die 20 Jedus Blood Done Mek Me Whole 79 John Saw de Number No Man Could Number 46 King Jedus Is Muh Only Fr'en' 6 Let Us Break Bread Togeder on Our Knees 67 Look-a How They Done Muh Lawd 56 Mary Had a Baby, Aye Lawd 69 Mary Had a Baby (No. 2) 40 Mary Had a Baby (No. 3) 41 Mary Had A Leetle Baby 5 Moses Smote de Water 86 My Head Wet Wid de Midnight Dew 49 My Time Is Come 59 Nobody Knows de Trouble I've Seen 89 No Mo' My Dear Brudder 42 Oh Let Me Shine, Shine Like de Mornin' Star 28 Oh Nebbuh Me One 43 Oh Sister Git Yo' Ticket Right 23 Oh Wrastlin' Jacob 87 O Lord Dese Bones of Mine Comin' Together in de Mornin' 70 O Ride On Jedus 92 O Watch de Stars 58 Pray Is de Key to de Kingdom 73 Rise Up, Shepherd An' Foller 91 Roll Him Out Again 30 Roll Jerdon Roll 77 Room Enough in de Hebben 85 Same Train 9 Save Me Jedus, Save Me Now 60 Save Me Now Save Me 39 Sometimes Muh Trubble Mek Me Tremble 88 Some Will Lub Yo' and Some Will hate Yo' 68 Sweet Watuh Rollin' 49 Too Late 32 To See Gawd's Bleedin' Lam' 33 T'ree Long Nights and T'ree Long Days 47 Walk in Jerusalem Jis Like John 46 Way Bye and Bye 49 Wheel in a Wheel 2 When de Train Comes Along 12 When I Am Gone, Gone, Gone 38 When I Git in Heben in Muh Elbow Chair 74 Who Lock de Lion's Jaw 36 Wrastlin' Jacob (No. 1) 62 Wrastlin' Jacob (No. 2) 86 Yo' Better Run, Run, Run 45 Yo' Better Run to the City of Refuge 44 Yo' Cyan' Find a New Hidin' Place 35 Yo' Go I Go Wid Yo' 81 Yo' Must Hab dat True Religion 4 Yo' Publican, Yo' Pharisee 51 All spirituals with musical score. Foreward contains an explanation of the musical system used in the spirituals. All were collected in St. Helena Island, SC, at the request of the authorities of the Penn Normal, Industrial and Agricultural School. |
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18 Jan 09 - 12:20 AM (#2541912) Subject: Index: Popular English Ballads Ancient and Modern2 From: raredance Popular English Ballads, Ancient and Modern Vol. II chosen by R Brimley Johnson 1894 (no music) Baron of Brackley, the, 101. Birth of Robin Hood, the 98 Bonny James Campbell, 189 Bony Hind, the, 5. Bonny House o' Airly, 128 Brown Adam, 65. Brown Robin, 184. Child Vyet, 105. Clerk Saunders, 24 Daemon Lover, the, 17. Death of Queen Jeanie, 155. Dowie Dens of Yarrow, 40. Drowned Lovers, the, 84. Earl of Mar's Daughter, the, 193. Eppie Morrie, 136. Fair Annie, 53. Fause Lover, 200. Fine Flowers in the Valley, 33. Gardener, the, 157. Gay Goshawk, the, 59. Graaeme and Bewick, 44. Hind Horn, 131. John Thomson and the Turk, 173, Johnnie of Breadislee, 71. Johnny Scott, 160. Kemp Owyne, 166. King Henry, 8. Kinmont Willy, 76. Laird o' Drum, 150. Laird o' Logie, 68. Laird of Waristoun, 89. Lament of the Border Widow, the, 51. Lizzie Lindsay, 96. Lord Derwentwater, 179. Lord Donald, 30. Richie Story, 134. Robin Hood and the Monk, 112 Thomas the Rhymer, 1. Twa Brothers, the, 87. Twa Corbies, the, 39. Twa Magicians, the, 181 Unquiet Grave, the, 204. Weary Coble o' Cargill, 170. Wife of Usher's Well, the, 21. Willy's Lady, 13. Young Akin, 139. Young Beichan and Susie Pye, 91. Young Hunting, 35 PEASANT BALLADS. As Johnny walked out, 231. Bailiff's Daughter of Islington, the, 139 Banks of Sweet Dundee, the, or Undaunted Mary, 117. Bonny Barbara Allan, 230 Broken Token, the, 209 Brown Girl, the, 234. Captain Ward and the Rainbow, 266. Cupid's Garden, 246. Farmer's Boy, the, 260. Gay Lady that went to Church, the, 277. Golden Glove, the, 213. GoldenVanitee, the, 271 Green Broom, 228. Greenland Whale Fishery, 269 King and the Countryman, the, 252. King John and the Abbot, 247. Lazarus, 279. Mermaid, the, 263. Old Man clothed in Leather, the, or the Wiltshire Wedding, 220. Robbie Tamson's Smiddie, 244. Roving Journeyman, the , 236 Saddle to Rags, 254. Simple Ploughboy, the, 242. Sir Arthur and Charming Mollee, 215 Thyme and Rue, 238 Tommy Linn, 261. Trees they are so high, the, 225. Undaunted Mary, or the Banks of Sweet Dundee, 2 1 7. Week's Work, the, 258. Widdicombe Fair 277 Wiltshire Wedding, or the Old Man clothed in Leather, 220. Yorkshire Horse-Dealer, 274. Young Roger of the Vale, 210. |
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18 Jan 09 - 12:58 PM (#2542316) Subject: Index: A Select Collection of English Songs (1783) From: Jim Dixon Google Books has complete text of the following volumes: First Edition, Volume 1, 1783 First Edition, Volume 2, 1783 First Edition, Volume 3, 1783 Second Edition, Volume 2, 1813 Second Edition, Volume 3, 1813 A Select Collection of English Songs With their original airs: and a historical essay on the origin and progress of national song, By Joseph Ritson. In three volumes. The second edition, with additional songs and occasional notes by Thomas Park. [The following index has been taken from the second edition. In both editions, the lyrics are in volumes 1 and 2; for the songs marked with an asterisk, the tunes are in volume 3.] VOLUME I. PART I. LOVE-SONGS A BLESSING unknown to ambition and pride, 92 * A cobler there was, and he liv'd in a stall, 164 * A courting I went to my love, 157 A maxim this, amongst the wise, 106 Ah! blame me not, if no despair, 17 Ah! credit not the rival swain, 175 * Ah! cruel maid, how hast thou chang'd, 87 * Ah! gaze not on those eyes! forbear, 5 * Ah! how sweet it is to love, 98 * Ah! stay; ah! turn; ah! whither would you fly, 83 * Ah! why must words my flame reveal, 181 Ah, Chloris! could I now but sit, 1 * Ah, Damon, dear shepherd, adieu, 70 * Ah, false Amyntas! can that hour, 186 * Alexis shunn'd his fellow swains, 74 * All in the Downs the fleet was moor'd, 250 * All my past life is mine no more, 271 * Almeria's face, her shape, her air, 4 Are ye fair as opening roses, 94 * As Amoret with Phillis sat, 177 As he lay in the plain, his arm under his head, 212 Ask me no more, where Jove bestows, 91 * Ask me not how calmly I, 97 * Away with these self-loving lads, 131 * Away! let nought to love displeasing, 281 * BE still, O ye winds, and attentive, ye swains, 261 Behold, my fair, where'er we rove, 275 Belinda, see from yonder flow'rs, 123 * Bless'd as th' immortal gods is he, 224 Blow high, blow low, 291 Boast not to me the charms that grace, 173 * Boast not, mistaken swain, thy art, 184 * By my sighs you may discover, 190 * CAN love be controul'd by advice, 272 Cease to blame my melancholy, 222 Child of summer, lovely rose, 288 Chloris, 'twill be for either's rest, 133 Come here, fond youth, whoe'er thou be, 104 Come listen to my mournful tale, 80 * Come live with me, and be my love, 263 * Come thou rosy-dimpled boy, 96 * Come, all ye youths whose hearts e'er bled, 66 * Come, Chloe, and give me sweet kisses, 238 * Come, dear Amanda, quit the town, 258 Come, dear Pastora, come away! 256 Come, let us now resolve at last, 130 Could you guess, for I ill can repeat, 28 DEAR Chloe, how blubber'd is that pretty face, 147 * Dear Chloe, while thus beyond measure, 277 * Dear Colin, prevent my warm blushes, 179 Defend my heart, benignant pow'rs, 193 Dejected as true converts die, 213 * Despairing beside a clear stream, 64 Distracted with care, 158 Distress me with those tears no more, 290 Does pity give though fate denies, 201 * Drink to me only with thine eyes, 194 ERE Henry embark'd, 202 FAIN would you ease my troubled heart, 15 * Fair Iris I love, and hourly I die, 134 * Fairest isle, all isles excelling, 95 Fairest of thy sex, and best, 27 False though she be to me and love, 130 * For me my fair a wreath has wove, 221 Forgive me if I do not trust, 171 * Freedom is a real treasure, 111 From all uneasy passions free, 228 * From place to place forlorn I go, 179 * From sweet bewitching tricks of love, 112 From the dwelling of the widower, 302 * GENTLE Love, this hour befriend me, 32 Give me more love, or more disdain, 137 Go lovely rose, 23 * Go tell Amynta, gentle swain, 31 * Go, rose, my Chloe's bosom grace, 25 Good morrow to the day so fair, 204 * Grim king of the ghosts, make haste, 67 * HAIL to the myrtle shade, 257 Happy the world in that blest age, 119 Hard by the hall, our master's house, 76 * Hark! hark! 'tis a voice from the tomb, 71 Hast thou escap'd the cannon's ire, 302 Haste, my rein-deer, and let us nimbly go, 259 He that loves a rosy cheek, 121 Honest lover whatsoever, 101 * How bless'd has my time been, what joys have I known, 279 * How gentle was my Damon's air, 54 How hardly I conceal'd my tears, 183 How much superior beauty awes, 90 How oft, Louisa, hast thou said, 293 How sweet thy modest light to view, 205 How yonder ivy courts the oak, 199 I CANNOT change as others do, 33 I did but look and love awhile, 4 I grant, a thousand oaths I swore, 150 I heard the evening linnet's voice, 200 I know you false, I know you vain, 170 * I lik'd, but never lov'd before, 10 * I love thee, by heavens, I cannot say more, 135 I love thee, maiden, truly love, 296 I love, I dote, I rave with pain, 47 I never saw a face till now, 11 I prythee send me back my heart, 118 * I smile at Love, and all his arts, 8 * I told my nymph, I told her true, 216 I wonder if her heart be still, 172 * If all that I love is her face, 85 If all the world and love were young, 265 If Cupid once the mind possess, 182 If guardian pow'rs preside above, 89 If in that breast, so good, so pure, 29 If Love and Reason ne'er agree, 180 If love be life, I long to die, 137 * If 'tis joy to wound a lover, 131 If 'tis love to wish you near, 196 If wine and music have the pow'r, 237 * I'll range around the shady bowers, 44 I'm not one of your fops, who, to please a coy lass, 136 In Chloris all soft charms agree, 125 In either eye a lingering tear, 299 * In love should there meet a fond pair, 280 * In the merry month of May, 270 In the time of bloom and beauty, 293 * In vain you tell your parting lover, 14 * In vain, dear Chloe, you suggest, 145 * In vain, Philander, at my feet, 192 * It is not that I love you less, 124 It is not, Celia, in our pow'r, 276 It was to smiles I did surrender, 171 KNOW, Celia, (since thou art so proud) 127 LET not Love on me bestow, 136 Let the ambitious ever find, 223 * Love's a dream of mighty treasure, 110 * Love's a gentle gen'rous passion, 100 Love's no irregular desire, 99 Lucy, I think not of thy beauty, 116 MARGARITA first possess'd, 151 Mary, I believ'd thee true, 168 Mild breeze, when thou shalt fan my fair, 203 * Mistaken fair, lay Sherlock by, 25 * My banks they are furnish'd with bees, 58 * My days have been so wond'rous free, 209 * My dear mistress has a heart, 244 * My goddess Lydia, heav'nly fair, 225 My love was fickle, once, and changing, 10 My name is honest Harry, 159 * My passion is as mustard strong, 161 * My time, O ye Muses, was happily spent, 49 * NO more of my Harriot, of Polly no more, 245 Not the soft sighs of vernal gales, 235 Not, Celia, that I juster am, 234 * O HAD I been by fate decreed, 217 * O Nancy, wit thou go with me, 255 * O'er moorlands and mountains, rude, barren, and bare, 269 * Of all the girls that are so smart, 248 * Of all the torments, all the cares, 38 Of Leinster, fam'd for maidens fair, 77 * Oft on the troubled ocean's face, 109 Oh! ever in my bosom live, 93 Oh! forbear to bid me slight her, 6 Oh! Henry, didst thou know the heart, 197 Oh! how vain is every blessing, 101 Oh! talk not to me, 90 * Old Chaucer once to this re-echoing grove, 113 On Belvidera's bosom lying, 226 * On the brow of a hill a young shepherdess dwelt, 187 Once and thine alone I blame, 172 * Once more I'll tune the vocal shell, 229 Once more Love's mighty charms are broke, 129 * One night when all the village slept, 69 * Over the mountains, 107 PHILLIS, men say that all my vows, 215 REMEMBER me while far away, 168 * SAW you the nymph whom I adore? 21 Say, lovely dream, where couldst thou find, 43 * Say, mighty Love, and teach my song, 284 * Say, Myra, why is gentle love, 14 * Send back my long-stray'd eyes to me, 87 Shall I, like an hermit, dwell, 140 Shall I, wasting in despair, 138 * She whom above myself I prize, 84 Should some perverse malignant star, 146 Should the rude hand of care, 295 * Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, 191 Sighing and languishing I lay, 214 * Stella and Flavia, ev'ry hour, 241 * Stella, darling of the muses, 210 Still to be neat, still to be drest, 166 * Sweet are the banks when spring perfumes, 220 * Sweet are the charms of her I love, 207 Sweet maid, I hear thy frequent sigh, 169 TAKE, oh! take, those lips away, 23 Tell me no more how fair she is, 21 Tell me not I my time misspend, 219 Tell me, Damon, dost thou languish, 103 Tell me, thou soul of her I love, 92 * That Jenny's my friend, my delight, and my pride, 278 That which her slender waist confin'd, 222 * The bird that hears her nestlings cry, 227 The charms which blooming beauty shows, 289 The flame of love assuages, 109 * The gentle swan with graceful pride, 236 * The heavy hours are almost past, 37 The lover in melodious verses, 173 * The merchant to secure his treasure, 144 * The nymph that undoes me is fair and unkind, 22 The shape alone let others prize, 242 * The silver moon's enamour'd beam, 230 * The silver rain, the pearly dew, 29 * The sun was sunk beneath the hill, 46 The tears I shed must ever fall, 194 * The western sky was purpled o'er, 232 * Think not, my love, when secret grief, 85 * Thou rising sun, whose gladsome lay, 252 Though Celia on the flowery mead, 175 * Though cruel you seem to my pain, 40 Though I am young, 167 * Though winter its desolate train, 273 Though, Flavia, to my warm desire, 123 * Thus Kitty, beautiful and young, 240 * Thy fav'rite bird is soaring still, 297 'Tis not your saying that you love, 30 'Tis now since I sat down before, 142 * To all you ladies now at land, 34 * To be gazing on those charms, 226 * To melancholy thoughts a prey, 33, 88 * To the brook and the willow that heard him complain, 52 * Tom loves Mary passing well, 154 * Too plain, dear youth, these tell-tale eyes, 185 * 'Twas when the seas were roaring, 73 VAIN are the charms of white and red, 122 * Vain is ev'ry fond endeavour, 191 * Waft me, some soft and cooling breeze, 253 * We all to conquering beauty bow, 218 * Well met, pretty nymph, says a jolly young swain, 155 What fury does disturb my rest, 41 What state of life can be so blest, 41 When charming Teraminta sings, 239 * When Damon languish'd at my feet, 187 * When Delia on the plain appears, 211 When every voice of rapture woos, 296 When fair Serena first I knew, 27 * When first I fair Celinda knew, 26 * When first I saw thee graceful move, 3 * When first upon your tender cheek, 2 When gentle Celia first I knew, 148 * When here, Lucinda, first we came, 260 * When innocence and beauty meet, 243 When lovely woman stoops to folly, 189 When Phillis watch'd her harmless sheep, 178 When the first dawn, 294 * When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen, 267 When youth, my Celia's in the prime, 273 Whence comes my love? 165 Where the light cannot pierce, in a grove of tall trees, 266 While for men the women fair, 120 * While from my looks, fair nymph, you guess, 6 Whilst I am scorch'd with hot desire, 30 Whilst on those lovely looks I gaze, 9 White as her hand, fair Julia threw, 7 * Why d'ye with such disdain refuse, 128 Why so pale and wan, fond lover, 141 Why we love and why we hate, 154 Why will Florella, when I gaze, 13 * Why will you my passion reprove, 60 * Why, cruel creature, why so bent, 45 * Why, Delia, ever when I gaze, 16 With women I have pass'd my days, 12 Within this faithful bosom lies, 292 Would you choose a wife, for a happy life, 117 Would you with her you love be blest, 115 Wrong not, sweet mistress of my heart, 18 YE belles, and ye flirts, and ye pert little things, 286 Ye fair married dames, who so often deplore, 282 Ye fair possess'd of every charm, 283 Ye happy swains, whose hearts are free, 111 Ye little Loves that round her wait, 142 Ye shepherds so cheerful and gay, 56 Ye shepherds, give ear to my lay, 62 Ye virgin pow'rs, defend my heart, 189 Yes, Daphne, in your face I find, 125 Yes, fairest proof of beauty's pow'r, 39 Yes, I'm in love, I feel it now, 246 Yes, Mary-Ann, I freely grant, 200 Yes, my fair, to thee belong, 292 Yes, thou art chang'd since first we met, 301 You may cease to complain, 19 * You say, at your feet I have wept in despair, 126 You tell me I'm handsome, 198 VOLUME II. PART II. DRINKING-SONGS. A BOOK, a friend, a song, a glass, 7 Adieu, ye jovial youths, who join, 83 * As swift as time put round the glass, 18 * BACCHUS must now his power resign, 47 Backe and side go bare, 77 Better our heads than hearts should ake, 2 * Bid me, when forty winters more, 10 * Busy, curious, thirsty fly, 19 * By the gayly circling glass, 42 CARE thou canker of our joys, 93 Come fill me a glass, fill it high, 35 * Come now, all ye social powers, 12 * Come, come, my hearts of gold, 59 * Cupid no more shall give me grief, 34 * DEAR Tom, this brown jug, that now foams with mild ale, 79 * Diogenes surly and proud, 37 * EVERY man take his glass in his hand, 23 * FILL me a bowl, a mighty bowl, 44 * GAY Bacchus, liking Estcourt's wine, 52 * Give me but a friend and a glass, boys, 9 * God prosper long from being broke, 55 * HAD Neptune, when first he took charge of the sea, 25 * Hence with cares, complaints and frowning, 87 * How stands the glass around, 84 * I am the king and prince of drinkers, 48 * I cannot eate but lytle meate, 77 I have been in love, and in debt, and in drink, 80 * If gold could lengthen life, I swear, 14 In the social enjoyments of life let me live, 92 * JOLLY mortals, fill your glasses, 17 LET care be a stranger to each jovial soul, 94 Let soldiers fight for pay and praise, 46 * Let the waiter bring clean glasses, 93 * Let us drink and be merry, 15 * Let's be jovial, fill our glasses, 22 Listen all, I pray, 31 MORTALS, learn your lives to measure, 21 * My temples with clusters of grapes I'll entwine, 81 NOT drunken, nor sober, but neighbour to both, 63 * Now Phoebus sinketh in the west, 41 * OLD Chiron thus preach'd to his pupil Achilles, 21 PHO! pox o' this nonsense, I prithee give o'er, 1 * Preach not to me your musty rules, 11 * RAIL no more, ye learned asses, 36 * SAYS Plato, why should man be vain, 8 * She tells me, with claret she cannot agree, 5 * Some say, women are like the seas, 3 * THE festive board was met, the social band, 86 * The man that is drunk is void of all care, 50 The thirsty earth drinks up the rain, 26 * The women all tell me I'm false to my lass, 3 * This bottle's the sun of our table, 42 * UPBRAID me not, capricious fair, 81 * VULCAN, contrive me such a cup, 43 * WHAT Cato advises, most certainly wise is, 13 What dreaming drone was ever blest, 89 When Bacchus, jolly god, invites, 87 * When I drain the rosy bowl, 20 When the bottle to human and social delight, 88 * When the chill sirocco blows, 62 Whene'er the gods, like us below, 91 Whilst some in epic strains delight, 75 Who thirsts for more knowledge is welcome to roam, 90 Wine, wine in a morning, 24 * With an honest old friend, and a merry old song, 6 * With women and wine I defy every care, 82 YE free-hearted sons of good humour and mirth, 95 * Ye good fellows all, 27 * Ye true honest Britons, who love your own land, 61 You know that our ancient philosophers hold, 45 * Youth's the season made for joys, 11 * ZENO, Plato, Aristotle, 41 PART III. MISCELLANEOUS-SONGS AS near Porto-Bello lying, 192 As now the shades of eve imbrown, 224 As o'er the varied, 224 * BLOW, blow, thon winter wind, 134 Blow, warder, blow thy sounding horn, 225 * CEASE rude Boreas, blust'ring railer! 144 * Come follow, follow me, 172 Come shepherds, we'll follow the hearse, 165 * Come, come, my good shepherds, 110 DOWN, down a thousand fathom deep, 221 * FORTH from my dark and dismal cell, 162 Friendship, peculiar gift of Heaven, 132 * From Oberon in fairy-land, 175 * From the court to the cottage convey me away, 116 * GENTLY stir and blow the fire, 152 Go soul, the body's guest, 134 * Goddess of ease, leave Lethe's brink, 115 HAPPY insect, what can be, 180 * Hark! hark! jolly sportsmen, a while to my tale, 184 * How happy a state does the miller possess, 124 How happy is he born and taught, 103 * How pleasant a sailor's life passes, 123 How sacred and how innocent, 111 How sleep the brave, who sink to rest, 167 I ENVY not the mighty great, 104 I envy not the proud their wealth, 102 I hate that drum's discordant sound, 203 * If I live to grow old, for I find I go down, 126 If those who live in shepherd's bow'r, 209 * In good king Charles's golden days, 141 In the down-hill of life, 204 In the sightless air I dwell, 220 In Tyburn-road a man there liv'd, 189 LET Spain's proud traders, 206 Life's like a ship in constant motion, 222 Lo! here, beneath this hallow'd shade, 174 MAN'S a poor deluded bubble, 120 * My mind to me a kingdom is, 97 * NO glory I covet, no riches I want, 105 Nor blazon'd gems, nor silken sheen, 222 * Nor on beds of fading flowers, 108 O FOR the death of those, 218 O memory! thou fond deceiver, 151 * O say, what is that thing call'd light, 121 Oft I've implor'd the gods in vain, 170 PRINCES that rule and empire sway, 118 SAY, sweet carol, who are they, 202 Sleep, sleep poor youth, sleep, sleep in peace, 166 Some hoist up Fortune to the skies, 106 * Songs of shepherds, in rustical roundelays, 182 TELL me on what holy ground, 219 * The glories of our birth and state, 107 * The honest heart whose thoughts are clear, 126 The loud wind roar'd, 200 * The muse and the hero together are fir'd, 195 The rose had been wash'd, 211 * The solitary bird of night, 128 The sweet and blushing rose, 120 * The world, my dear Myra, is full of deceit, 133 * The wretch condemn'd with life to part, 151 * Thou soft flowing Avon, by thy silver stream, 169 Through groves sequester'd, dark, and still, 115 Through many a land and clime a ranger 199 * Thursday in the morn, the ides of May, 197 'Tis not wealth, it is not birth, 210 * To fair Fidele's grassy tomb, 168 * To hug yourself in perfect ease, 101 To tinkling brooks, to twilight shades, 109 Toll for the brave, 215, 217 * Two gossips they merrily met, 154 * UNDER the greenwood tree, 162 * WELCOME, welcome, brother debtor, 122 What are outward forms and shows, 204 What frenzy must his soul possess 109 What is th' existence of man's life? 118 * What man in his wits had not rather be poor, 104 When Britain on her sea-girt shore, 227 * When daffodils begin to peer, 159 * When daisies pied, and violets blue, 160 * When icicles hang on the wall, 161 When my hand thus I proffer, 212 * When Orpheus went down to the regions below, 153 When this old cap was new, 138 When 'tis night, and the mid-watch is come, 226 While happy in my native land, 213 * Who has e'er been at Paris must needs know the Greve, 187 * With an old song made by an old ancient pate, 156 With any so happy in this happy nation, 207 Woman, dear woman, 201 Would we attain the happiest state, 100 YE mariners of England, 214 Ye spotted snakes wild double tongue, 219 Yes, once more that dying strain, 208 * You gentlemen of England, 146 PART IV. ANCIENT BALLADS A MERCHANT of great riches dwelt, 374 All youths of fair England, 292 As it fell one holyday, 254 As it fell out upon a day, 232 COLD and raw the North did blow, 321 FAREWELL rewards and fairies, 377 GOD prosper long our noble king, 359 HENRY, our royal king, would ride a hunting, 307 IF Rosamond, that was so fair, 266 I'll tell you a story, a story anon, 317 In the days of old, 274 In woeful wise my song shall rise, 380 Is there never a man in all Scotland, 355 LORD Thomas he was a bold forester, 228 MARK well my heavy doleful tale, 249 * NOW ponder well, you parents dear, 286 * OF a worthy London prentice, 335 * Old stories tell how Hercules, 340 THERE was a youth, and a well-beloved youth, 272 WAS ever knight for lady's sake, 330 When Arthur first in court began, 325 When as king Henry rul'd this land, 259 When England's fame did ring, 369 When Flora with her fragrant flowers, 346 * When Troy-town, for ten years wars, 240 Will you hear a Spanish lady, 245 YOU beauteous ladies, great and small, 282 You dainty dames, so finely fram'd, 235 |
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18 Jan 09 - 01:45 PM (#2542363) Subject: Index: An American Garland (Firth, 1915) From: Q (Frank Staplin) A 2008 reissue of this book is viewable at Google Books - limited preview only.
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18 Jan 09 - 02:11 PM (#2542382) Subject: Index: Bawdy Songs of the Early Music Hall From: Q (Frank Staplin) BAWDY SONGS OF THE EARLY MUSIC HALL George Speaight, 1975, David & Charles, Newton Abbot. Lyrics and most with music or listed tune. The Drummer's Stick 5 The Maid and the Fishmonger 17 There's Somebody Coming 24 Johnny's Lump 25 The Flea Shooter 27 Cat's Meat Nell 28 He'll No More Grind Again 32 Mrs. Bond 33 Come Sleep with Me 36 The Blue Bells of Ireland 39 O What a Queer Sensation 42 He Did It Before My Face 45 The Magic Crab-Tree 45 The Friar's Candle 46 Colin and Susan 47 The Bower that Stands in Thigh Lane 48 The New Rolling Pin 51 The Copper Stick 52 The Ladies and the Candle 56 There Is No Shove Like the First Shove 59 The Way to Come Over a Maid 61 The Amorous Parson and the Farmer's Wife 62 The Wonderful Belly Physic 66 Sally's Thatched Cottage 66 The Hedger and Ditcher and His Nothing at All 68 The Nipple 69 The Female Workman 71 Red Nosed Jemmy and Bandy Bet 72 I Will Be a Mot 75 Man's Yard of Stuff 77 The Blowen's Ball 78 Rural Felicity 83 Eyes Behind 86 The W-hole of the Ladies 90 The Bride 92 |
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18 Jan 09 - 09:55 PM (#2542730) Subject: Index: The Carolina Low Country (Smythe, 1931) From: Q (Frank Staplin) A rarely found book THE CAROLINA LOW COUNTRY A. T. Smythe and ten authors inc. DuBose Heyward, 1931, Society for the Preservation of Spirituals. The Macmillan Co. NY. Spirituals with musical score. The Low Country, H. R. Sass 3 The Story of the Low-Country Alfred Huger 33 The Yemassee Lands, Beatrice Ravenel 125 Charleston: The Capital of the Plantations 131 Plantation Lights and Shadows Archibald Rutledge 149 An Island Boy, Josephine Pinckney 165 The Negro in the Low-Country, DuBose Heyward 171 The Negro Spiritual, Robert W. Gordon 191 Some Songs the Negro Sang, Arr. K. C. Hutson, Josephine Pinckney and C. P. Rutledge 225-326. *Come En Go Wid Me 230 Chillun Ob Duh Wilduhness Moan Fuh Bread 232 Ole Egyp' (Back River) 234 Ole Egyp' (Santee River) 236 Sinnuh W'ah Yuh Doin' Down Dere 238 Norah (Minor) 240 Norah (Major) 242 Gwine T' Res' From All My Labuh 244 Norah Hice Duh Winduh 246 Det' Ain't Yuh Got No Shame 248 Sinnuh W'y Will Yuh Die On Da' Day 250 You Cyan' Hide 252 Wan' King Jedus Stan' My Bon' 254 Sim-me Yuh Muh Leaduh 256 (See me here) Draw Lebel 258 King Oh King 260 Samuel' Sistuh 262 Oh Lawd W'ah Ha'am I Done 264 Blood Done Sign My Name 266 Cyan' Help From Cryin' Sometime 268 Face Duh Risin' Sun 270 Somebody Een Yuh, It Mus' Be Jedus 272 Uh Leetle Weel Uh Tu'nnin' Een My Haa't 274 Bran' Een Duh Fo'head 276 Eb'rybody Who Is Libin' Got Tuh Die (a) 278 Eb'rybody Who Is Libin' Got Tuh Die (b) 280 W'en I'm Gone, Gone, Gone 282 I Look Down Duh Road 286 Een Dat Low Lan' 288 Gottuh Tek Duh Chillun Outuh Pharoah Han' 290 Cya' Duh Key, Gone Home 292 Fault Een Me 294 Grabe Sinkin' Down 296 Welcome Table 298 Tell John Don' Call Duh Roll 300 Home Een Duh Rock 302 Anyhow 304 Shout Jubilee 306 Come By Yuh 308 [Often taken as origin of Kumbaya] Siporatin' Line 310 Leddown Daniel Tek Yo' Res' 312 Flood Come Uh-Creepin' 314 Rebawn Again 316 Down Een Duh Walley On My Prayin' Knees 318 Don't Yuh Min' W'at Duh Debble Do 320 Primus Lan' 322 Lebe Yuh Een Duh Han' Ob Uh Kin' Sabeyuh 324 Who Yuh Got Een Heben 326 *Words and dialect explained with scores. The editor explains that considerable effort was expended to keep both the spirit of the songs and to reproduce the dialect as closely as possible. |
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19 Jan 09 - 11:43 AM (#2543134) Subject: Index: Songs the Whole World Sings (Wier, 1915) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs the Whole World Sings Containing more than two hundred songs which are dear to the hearts of young and old in every nation By Albert Ernest Wier (New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1915) Abide with Me - 146 Adeste Fideles - 150 Ah! I Have Sighed to Rest Me (II Trovatore) - 110 Ah! So Pure (Martha) - 87 Ah! 'Tis a Dream - 23 Alice Where Art Thou? - 38 Am I Not Fondly Thine Own? - 111 America - 221 Annie Laurie - 53 Auld Lang Syne - 26 Austrian National Hymn - 256 Ave Maria (Gounod) - 130 Ave Maria (Mascagni) - 116 Baa, Baa, Black Sheep - 192 Barcarolle (Tales of Hoffman) - 80 Battle Cry of Freedom - 232 Battle Hymn of the Republic - 233 Be Kind to the Loved Ones at Home - 24 Belgian National Hymn - 252 Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms - 32 Ben Bolt - 50 Bid Me Good-Bye - 62 Blest Be the Tie That Binds - 147 Blue Alsatian Mountains - 72 Blue Bells of Scotland - 248 Brabanconne, La - 252 Buy a Broom - 191 Call Me Thine Own (L'Eclair) - 108 Campbells Are Coming - 244 Canadian National Hymn - 253 Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny - 199 Child's Dreamland - 185 Christmas Chimes - 124 Columbia, God Preserve Thee! - 225 Come Back to Erin - 60 Come Ye Disconsolate - 149 Come, Holy Spirit - 136 Comin' thro' the Rye - 47 Cradle Song (Brahms) - 192 Daddy (Behrend) - 184 Darling Nelly Gray - 51 Dear Evelina - 179 Dearest Spot Is Home - 20 Dickory, Dickory Dock - 193 Dixie Land - 206 Do They Miss Me at Home? - 25 Do They Think of Me at Home? - 28 Donna e Mobile (Rigoletto) - 83 Dove, The (Yradier) - 44 Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes - 37 Du, Du, Liegst Mir im Herzen - 111 Dutch Warbler - 167 Emmet's Lullaby - 178 English National Hymn - 236 Evening Prayer (Hansel and Gretel) - 92 Evening Star (Tannhauser) - 104 Ever of Thee - 77 Fair Harvard - 166 Flag of the Free - 222 Flee as a Bird - 133 Follow Me, Full of Glee - 187 Forsaken - 155 Forty-Nine Bottles - 158 French National Hymn - 246 Funiculi, Funicula - 162 Future Mrs. 'Awkins - 69 Girl I Left Behind Me - 57 Go to Sleep, Lena - 178 God Save the King - 236 Good-Bye, My Lover - 159 Good-Night, Ladies - 154 Grandfather's Clock - 8 Hail! Columbia - 230 Hard Times, Come Again No More - 202 Hark! the Herald Angels Sing - 143 Harp That Once through Tara's Halls - 240 Hey, Diddle, Diddle - 196 Holy Night - 148 Holy, Holy, Holy - 142 Home Again - 17 Home, Home, Can I Forget Thee? - 13 Home, Sweet Home - 11 How Can I Leave Thee? - 56 Humpty Dumpty - 194 I Cannot Sing the Old Songs - 19 I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls (Bohemian Girl) - 94 I Was Seeing Nelly Home - 171 I'm Called Little Buttercup (Pinafore) - 102 In Happy Moments (Maritana) - 107 In Old Madrid - 54 In the Gloaming - 67 Irish National Song - 241 It Came upon the Midnight Clear - 144 Jack and Jill - 186 Japanese National Hymn - 244 Jerusalem the Golden - 145 Jesus, Lover of My Soul - 146 Jingle Bells - 177 Juanita - 181 Kathleen Mavourneen - 74 Killarney - 239 Kimigayo (Japanese Hymn) - 244 Kingdom Coming - 207 Knock'd 'Em in the Old Kent Road - 160 Largo (Vocal Arr.) - 126 Last Night - 48 Last Rose of Summer - 84 Lauterbach Song - 153 Lead Kindly Light - 148 Listen to the Mocking Bird - 64 Little Bo-Peep - 189 Little Boy Blue - 194 Little Jack Horner - 194 Long, Long Ago - 79 Loreley - 49 Lost Chord - 118 Lovely Flowers I Pray (Faust) - 100 Lovely Night (Tales of Hoffman) - 80 Love's Old Sweet Song - 71 Low-Back'd Car - 40 Lullaby (Erminie) - 90 Lullaby (Jocelyn) - 112 Maple Leaf Forever - 253 March of the Men of Harlech - 250 Marching through Georgia - 219 Marseillaise - 246 Mary Had a Little Lamb - 195 Maryland, My Maryland - 203 Massa's in de Cold Ground - 204 Meerschaum Pipe - 154 Melody in F (Vocal Arr.) - 33 Midshipmite - 164 Minstrel Boy - 236 Mother's Old Red Shawl - 14 Mulberry Bush - 186 Mush, Mush - 176 My Bonnie - 181 My Faith Looks Up to Thee - 151 My Old Dutch - 68 My Old Kentucky Home - 210 Nancy Lee - 42 Nearer My God, to Thee - 150 Nelly Bly - 213 Nelly Was a Lady - 197 O Boys, Carry Me 'Long - 200 O Come, All Ye Faithful - 150 O du Lieber Augustin - 158 O Jesus, Thou Art Standing - 139 O My Darling Clementine - 173 O Paradise - 137 Oh! Dem Golden Slippers - 211 Old Arm-Chair - 21 Old Black Joe - 209 Old Cabin Home - 205 Old Dog Tray - 201 Old Folks at Home - 9 Old Hundred - 144 Old King Cole - 190 Old Oaken Bucket - 16 One Sweetly Solemn Thought - 134 Onward, Christian Soldiers - 152 Our Land, Oh Lord - 234 Over the Banister - 169 Over the Stars There Is Rest - 121 Palms, The - 128 Paloma, La - 44 Peanut Song - 168 Polly-Wolly Doodle - 172 Poor Old Slave - 214 Quilting Party - 171 Rally 'Round the Flag - 226 Red, White and Blue - 220 Robin Adair - 59 Rock of Ages - 141 Rock-a-bye, Baby - 182 Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep - 122 Russian Hymn - 249 Sailing - 174 Sally in Our Alley - 41 Scenes That Are Brightest (Maritana) - 106 Scotch National Song - 244 See, Saw, Margery Daw - 195 See-Saw - 188 Serenade (Schubert) - 29 Servian National Hymn - 235 Shall We Gather at the River? - 140 Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot? - 26 Sing a Song of Sixpence - 196 Soldier's Farewell - 46 Solomon Levi - 156 Spanish National Hymn - 243 St. Patrick's Day - 241 Star Spangled Banner - 216 Sun of My Soul - 142 Sweet and Low - 183 Sweet Hour of Prayer - 137 Take Back the Heart - 76 Then You'll Remember Me (Bohemian Girl) - 98 There is a Green Íill Far Away - 113 There is a Happy Land - 140 There's Music in the Air - 22 Thine Eyes So Blue and Tender - 36 Three Fishers - 27 Through the Leaves - 29 Tit-Willow (Mikado) - 85 Tramp, Tramp, Tramp - 223 Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star - 193 Uncle Ned - 198 Upidee - 170 Vacant Chair - 12 Vilia Song (Merry Widow) - 93 Voices of the Woods - 33 Waltz Song (Merry Widow) - 96 Way Down upon de Swanee River - 9 Wearing of the Green - 238 Welsh National Song - 250 We're Tenting To-Night - 217 When Jack Comes Home Again - 174 When Johnny Comes Marching Home - 229 When the Corn Is Waving - 65 When the Swallows Homeward Fly - 58 Where is My Little Dog Gone? - 167 Woman is Fickle (Rigoletto) - 83 Work for the Night is Coming - 138 Wot! 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19 Jan 09 - 04:35 PM (#2543382) Subject: Index: Carmina Collegensia (Waite, 1868) From: Q (Frank Staplin) CARMINA COLLEGENSIA: A Complete Collection of the Songs of the American Colleges, with piano-forte Accompaniment. Collected and edited by H. R. Waite, 1868, Oliver Ditson & Co., NY. Ah! well we remember 198 Ainsi disons 137 Alma Hobart 155 Alma Mater 35, 98, 130, 206 Alma Mater O 61 Alumni Song 98, 122 Always cheerful 102 Amherst and Williams 99 Amherst, our Queen 170 Anniveersary Ode 124 Artillerist's Oath 11 At Wesleyan 195 Audacea 36 Aurem Prebe Mihi 227 Away from the mountains 95 Away to the mountains 94 Ba-be-bi-bo-bu 20 Bacchanal Ballad 144 Bacchanalian 114 Bango 245 Barber, spare those hairs 203 Biennial 95 Biennial Jubilee 67 Biennial Song 174 Bingo 50 Boar Song 232 Boating Song 75 Boon Song 145 Brothers in unity 40 Brunonia 69 Burial of Euclid 103 Caeser of Ostrich 74 Canadian Boat Song 232 Carmen Salutationes 156 Carmen Triumphale 101 Cheer, boys, cheer 132, 187 Chingery Chan 178 Class Day Ode 113 Class Day Song. Trinity 165 Class of '59. Harvard 16 Class of '62. Hobart 157 Class of '65. Madison 122 Class Song 76, 142 Class Song of '67. Trinity Class Tree Hymn of '67 76 Class we hold so dear 234 Class whose praise we chime 238 Close of Junior year 116 Co-ca-che-lunk 47 College Boy 135 College Boys 144 College Days 92, 196 College Grove 174 College Home 148 College Lay 210 Come all ye jolly Juniors 63 Come all ye jolly Sophomores 165 Come, brothers, drive dull care away Come, Classmates 63 Come, gather near 186 Come, let us drink to Junior ease 85 Come, raise the Song 186 Concrematio 164 Conics has forever 164 Crambambuli 217 Dactylia 145 Dark Girl 27 Day of Departure 64 Dear Kenyon 185 Dear Wesleyan 198 Die Deutsche Companie 144 Dies Laetus Advenit 100 Dirge 86, 179, 223 Down among the dead 17 Drink to me only 18 Dulce Domum 137 Each to each 185 Evening Bells 59 Evening hours 166 Evening of our College days 60 Evening Song 186 Fair Harvard 6 Fairy Maiden 136 Fairy Moonlight 126 Farewell 136 Farewell Song 154, 162, 234 Fifty-nine 104 Finale 148, 199 First time I saw a Tutor 178 Flag of Magenta 244 Fortune's Ball 228 Four songs within a song 139 French Ode 115 Full far away a City 110 Gallant young Sophomore 173 Gather, ye Smiles 66 Gaudeamus 37, 38 Gay old Amherst Sophomore 173 Generosity 143 German Student Song 178 Giant of Eld 179 Gin Sling 24 Good Night 58 Good old Trinity 160 Gratitude 148 Gratulandum Est 26 Greek Songs 70, 89, 145, 146, 187 Gymnasium Song 178 Hair-Belles 244 Hamlet, Prince of Denmark 141 Happy are we tonight 175, 221 Hark! the Morning Bell 22 Here to-day, with joy 68 Hip, Hurrah 176 Hobart College Song 152 Hobart, our Home 150 Hobart Paddle Song 155 Homeward, Oh! 107 Home we prize 204 Hoosier Sall 223 Hosseou's Philosophy 102 Hurrah for Ann Arbor 209 I came, an emerald Freshman 49 I-eel 43 I'm dreaming now of Hadley 171 Incantation 86 In good old Colony Times 23 In moments of joy 29 In Sanitatum Omnium 22 Integer Vitae 8 In the Grandeur of Age 91 Invocation 164 It's a Way we have at old Harvard 9 I've a Jolly Sixpence 82 Ivy Song 56 Janitor's Song 229 Jolly are we to night 144 Joyous and Free 179 Joys our Spirits feel 238 Jubilate 85, 134 Jubilee, loud jubilee 202 Jubilee Song 198 Junior Ex 233 Junior Supper Song 147 Junior, The 132 King of the Cannibal Islands 169 Kommos 213 Landlords, fill the flowing Bowl 226 Last fond Memento 70 Latin Song 145 Laudatio 117 Lauriger Horatius 39 Lauriger Horatius (translated) 40 Let ev'ry young Sophomore 78 Let loud the Echoing Arches ring 116 Life Preserver 227 Linonia Song 40 Linonia the Wreaths 38 Litoria 41 Logic 111 Lone Fish-ball 15 Lonely round the Portals 174 Long live Old Trinity 160 Lovely Night 13 Lowlands 171 Maid of Athens 21 Marshall's Supper 106 Mary had a Little Lamb 153 Mathematical Jordan 85 May Training 111 Mechanics 121 Medley 221 Memories 157 Menagerie 243 Mermaid 19 Merrily twinkle the Stars 75 Mountains, The 88 Muscle and Mind 178 Must we leave thee 69 My College Course 180 My College Days 136 My Whisker 102 Naenia Librorum 74 New Year 202 Now as the Shadows fall 66 Nunc, nunc, Sodales 191 Nymph of Joy 85 O! Brothers 238 O! Brunonia 79 O! Grandis 197 Oh, hail to our loved N. Y. U. 204 O, Jubilate Omnes 101 O! Tempora 220 O! University 209 October's Leaves 186 Ode 176, 177 Ode to Alma mater 123 Oft in our future 169 Old Amherst 177 Old Brown 72 Old Hobart now towers 156 Old Livy's Sleeping 223 Old Noah 140 Old Poplars 133 Old Sukey 76 Old Time with steady Face 84 Old Williams, 'tis of thee 99 Old Yale 32 Once more our College Halls 234 Once more we meet 148 Our Alma Mater 210 Our College Home 212 Ou hill side Queen 131 Our Jubilee 199 Our Maidens 222 Our Mother on the Hill 143 Our Motto 106 Out of the Freshman Year 238 Parting Ode 65, 117, 188 Parting Song 60, 68, 97, 98, 112, 157, 166, 181, 212 Parting Song of '66 212 Passed Up 197 Past can never die 147 Peach-blow Farm 244 Peter Gray 242 Philologian Song 104 Philotechnician Song 103 Prize Song 100 Questions and Answers 14 Quodlibet 207 Remarkable 180 Retrospect 102 Retrospective 142 Revelry of the Dying 172 Rex Anthropophagae 233 Rig-a-jig 125 Ring-Rust Song 146 Ruby tinted Horn 249 Sapiens et Rubetum 244 Saw my Leg off 217 Semper Fidus 185 Senior Song of '67 (Beloit) 216 Sheepskin, The 51 Shool 44 Shout for Alma Mater 185 Shout high the Anthem 34 Shucking of the Corn 25 Sing out the Glad Song 156 Sing! Sing! 177 Sing Tangent, Cotangent 180 Sit Salus Perpetuo 155 Sixty 104 Sixty-one 105 Sixty-two 105 Sleighing Song 176 Smoking Song 69 Society Ode 124 Soft Eyes are Dreaming 69 Song 75 Song at Evening 115 Song of Hobart 155 Song of the Birds 233 Song of the Bolt 239 Song of the Freshman 222 Song of the graduate 181 Song of '62 (Hobart) 157 Song of '68 (Hamilton) 147 Song of '68 (Hobart) 157 Song of '69 (Michigan) 213 Song of the Smoker 114 Song of the Spoon 53 Song to Old Union 120 Sons of Hamilton 136 Sparking Sunday Night 20 Stars of the Summer Night 57 Strike, strike the string 212 Student's Life 236 Summer dawn 89 Tell me not 46 Tempus Consecratum 191 Terrace Song 128 There;s Music in the Air 237 There's Music in the Heart 83 There was a Man 221 They are gone 188 Three Crows 26 Tide of Time 112 Tinker and Cobbler 22 To calculus Good bye 239 Towering around us 100 Training for Brown 75 Trinity Jubilee 164 'Twas off the Blue Canaries 12 Two Roses 13 Ubi Bene 168 University Song 194, 211 Upidee 23 Upidee (Yale Version) 67 Up in Berkshire 101 Vacation Song 107 Vale 166 Vesper 75 Victory 197 Vive le Capitaine John 177 Vive le N. Y. U. 204 Walls of Old Bowdoin 114 Way down in the Hoosick Valley 93 Way we have at Old Union 128 We're half way through 116 We are one in '68 106 We come To-night 103 We gather here 179 We have been Friends together 190 Welcome to Alumni 148 We'll be Seniors 245 Whately 121 When first the Sun 156 When Midsummer Suns 115 When the Puritans came over 29 When these Days are over 231 Who can tell 138 Why do we Mourn 128 Williams Carol 90 With fleeting Feet 58 With Spirits light 190 Wooden Spoon Song 60 World's all before us 184 World is Clothed with Beauty 90 Young Oysterman 83 Some songs without music, but a tune is given. Tunes are inserted but once, but are cross-referenced. |
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19 Jan 09 - 05:01 PM (#2543403) Subject: Index: World's Collection of Patriotic Songs... From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The World's Collection of Patriotic Songs and Airs of the Different Nations Vocal and Instrumental Music [no editor named] (Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1903) AMERICA America - 10 American Hymn - 9 Angel of Peace - 9 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - 12 E Pluribus Unum - 20 Hail, Columbia - 14 National Praise - 15 Our Flag is There - 18 Red, White, and Blue - 12 Star Spangled Banner - 19 Yankee Doodle - 16 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC Argentine Republic National Hymn - 22 AUSTRIA Austrian National Song - 25 BELGIUM National Air of Belgium - 26 BOLIVIA National Air of Bolivia - 28 CHILI National Anthem of Chili - 30 CHINA National Air of China - 34 DENMARK Danish National Hymn - 35 ENGLAND English National Song ("God Save the Queen") - 36 Roast Beef of Old England - 37 Rule, Brittania - 39 FINLAND Finnish National Air - 41 FRANCE Chant of the Girondins - 45 National Hymn of France ("Marseilles Hymn") - 42 GERMANY National Song of Germany ("Where is the German Fatherland?") - 46 Watch on the Rhine - 48 GREECE Greek National Song ("Sons of Greece, Come, Arise!") - 49 GUATEMALA National Hymn of Guatemala - 93 HOLLAND National Song of Holland - 51 IRELAND Harp That Once thro' Tara's Halls - 52 Minstrel Boy - 56 Saint Patrick's Day - 54 ITALY Italian National Hymn - 57 JAPAN Japanese National Hymn - 59 National Air of Japan - 60 MEXICO Mexican National Hymn - 62 NORWAY National Hymn of Norway ("Yes, We Love This Land") - 65 Patriotic Songs of Norway ("Sons of Norway") - 66 PERU National March of Peru - 67 POLAND Polish National Song - 69 PORTUGAL National Air of Portugal - 71 RUSSIA Russian National Anthem - 73 God Ever Glorious (American Version of Russian National Anthem) - 74 SCOTLAND Patriotic Songs of Scotland ("Bruce's Address") - 75 National Air of Scotland ("Campbell's are Comin'") - 77 SPAIN Spanish National Hymn - 78 SWEDEN Swedish National Air - 81 Swedish National Hymn - 82 SWITZERLAND National Song of Switzerland ("Herdsman's Song") - 83 TURKEY Turkish Patriotic Song - 84 UNITED STATES OF BRAZIL Brazilian National Air - 86 National Air of the United States of Brazil - 88 WALES Patriotic Song of Wales ("March of the Men of Harlech") - 91 |
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19 Jan 09 - 06:03 PM (#2543475) Subject: Index: Good Old Songs We Used to Sing, Volume 2 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Good Old Songs We Used to Sing, Volume 2 With accompaniment for the pianoforte By J. C. H. [John C. Haynes] (Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1895) Aileen, Aroon - 26 Am I Not Fondly Thine Own - 41 American Hymn (The) - 163 Angel of Peace - 164 Baby Mine; or, The Sailor's Wife - 81 Banks of Allan Water (The) - 75 Banks of the Blue Moselle (The) - 56 Battle Prayer (The) - 53 Bell Ringer (The) - 58 Billy Boy - 158 Birdies' Ball (The) - 155 By the Sad Sea Waves - 78 Castles in the Air - 129 Cottage by the Sea - 152 Cousin Jedediah - 131 Cradle Song - 166 Danube River (The) - 150 Darling Nelly Gray - 50 Dearest Mae - 60 Dearest Spot of Earth (The) - 108 Dixie's Land - 70 Dost Thou Love Me, Sister Ruth? - 13 Dreaming of Home and Mother - 137 Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes - 39 Driven from Home - 6 Dumbarton's Bonny Dell - 83 Dying Nun (The) - 138 Evening Song to the Virgin - 154 Faded Flowers - 134 Fairy Belle - 35 Gentle Annie - 62 Good-Night and Pleasant Dreams - 31 'Gwine to Run All Night - 97 Hazel Dell (The) - 18 Heart Bowed Down (The) - 14 Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still - 157 Hurrah for Old New England - 146 I Am Weary with Rowing - 86 I Cannot Sing the Old Songs - 29 I Know Not Why I Love Thee - 103 I Once Knew a Normandy Maid - 51 I'd Choose to Be a Daisy - 20 If I Were a Voice - 21 I'm Alone, All Alone - 85 I've Brought Thee an Ivy Leaf - 104 Jamie's on the Stormy Sea - 69 Jennie, the Flower of Kildare - 76 John Anderson, My Jo - 65 Johnny Sands - 122 Last Week I Took a Wife - 109 Light of Other Days (The) - 141 Little Brown Church (The) - 107 Little Brown Jug (The) - 93 Lords of Creation (The) - 38 Love's Chidings - 23 Love's Young Dream - 47 Low Backed Car (The) - 160 Mable Clare - 135 Maid of Athens - 96 Mary of the Wild Moor - 82 Massa's in de Cold Ground - 161 Mollie Darling - 112 Moon behind the Hill (The) - 100 Mrs. Lofty and I - 101 Murmur, Gentle Lyre - 33 My Trundle Bed - 54 Near the Banks of That Lone River - 132 No One to Love - 92 O Whistle and I'll Come to You, My Lad - 116 O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast - 111 Oh! Susanna - 73 Oh, How Brightly - 99 Oh, Whisper What Thou Feelest - 143 Old Musician and His Harp (The) - 30 Old Time (The) - 11 Over the Sea - 89 Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow (The) - 40 Robin Redbreast - 144 Rock Me to Sleep, Mother - 120 Rose of Killarney (The) - 79 Scenes That Are Brightest - 8 Scotch Lassie Jean - 42 Separation (The) - 128 Shells of Ocean - 16 Star of Glengarry (The) - 24 Sunrise - 37 Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer - 46 Take This Letter to My Mother - 105 Tenting on the Old Camp Ground - 27 There's Music in the Air - 19 Thou Hast Wounded the Spirit That Loved Thee - 67 'Twere Vain to Tell Thee All I Feel - 34 Twinkling Stars Are Laughing, Love - 118 We Girls Never Mean Half We Say - 164 We Have Meet, Loved, and Parted - 126 We Parted by the River Side - 44 What Will You Do, Love? - 63 When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home - 90 When the Kye Comes Hame - 72 When the Swallows Homeward Fly - 66 When Ye Gang Awa', Jamie - 95 When You and I Were Young, Maggie - 147 Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid? - 113 Whip-Poor-Will's Song - 115 Whispering Hope - 3 Widow in the Cottage by the Sea-Side (The) - 87 Wildwood Flowers - 149 Winds That Waft My Sighs to Thee (The) - 124 Work for the Night Is Coming - 49 You've Been a Friend to Me - 140 |
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19 Jan 09 - 09:59 PM (#2543635) Subject: Index: Galaxy of Song (Wellings, 1883) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Galaxy of Song Popular songs, with complete accompaniments for the piano or cabinet organ, and their composers, favorite vocalists and well-known conductors. By Milton Wellings ([Philadelphia]: T. Hunter, 1883) Adore and be still - Gounod - 161 All hail the power of Jesus' name - Holden - 328 Angel at the window - Tours - 170 Angels ever bright and fair - Handel - 237 Annie Laurie - Dunn - 146 At the ferry - Wellings - 265 Auld lang syne - "Scotch" - 226 Awake - Adams - 275 Believe me, if all those endearing young charms - Moore - 169 Bend in the river - Blumenthal - 223 Bird in the wood - Taubert - 250 Birds of a feather - Roeckel - 246 Blow ye the trumpet, blow - Edson - 330 Cast thy burden upon the Lord - Diehl - 147 Change of twenty years - Hatton - 195 Come thou fount of ev'ry blessing - Ancient - 328 Come unto me - Lindsay - 279 Come we that love the Lord - Schumann - 330 Coming home (Duet) - Sullivan - 214 Coming thro' the rye - "Scotch" - 284 Consider the lilies - Topliff - 257 Cooper's song (from "Boccaccio") - Suppe - 310 Crucifix - Faure - 148 Daisy (A) song - Gatty - 277 Drifting - Claribel - 262 Eyes so blue - Pinsuti - 193 Finger-prints upon the pane - Westendorf - 291 Fly forth, O gentle dove - Pinsuti - 302 Forever faithful - Sainton-Dolby - 149 Free lance am I - Campana - 206 Golden land - Mattei - 260 Golden love - Wellings - 140 Good-bye - Tosti - 202 Harbor-bar - Sainton-Dolby - 144 Harp that once thro' Tara's halls - Moore - 141 Heart bow'd down - Balfe - 256 I cannot say good-bye - Roeckel - 188 I cannot sing the old songs - Claribel - 264 In summer-time - Marzials - 189 In the gloaming - Harrison - 221 I sing because I love to sing (Duet) - Pinsuti - 293 Jesus, lover of my soul - Marsh - 327 Kismet, Duet (from "Fatinitza") - Suppe - 325 Kiss on the shoulder (from "Beggar Student") - Millocker - 320 Les Rameaux - Faure - 175 Let my name be kindly spoken - Danks - 234 Little mountain lad - Roeckel - 244 Little tin soldier - Molloy - 252 Looking back - Sullivan - 222 Lord Chancellor's song (from "Iolanthe") - Sullivan - 314 Lord's (The) my shepherd - Simpson - 327 Lost chord - Sullivan - 267 Love's lament - Tosti - 162 Magnet and churn (from "Patience") - Sullivan - 312 Message - Blumenthal - 184 Message to heaven - Tours - 298 Midshipmite - Adams - 283 Miller and the maid - Marzials - 236 Must we leave the old home, mother? - Huntley - 210 My dearest heart - Sullivan - 254 My little queen - Pinsuti - 242 Never again - Cowen - 304 Non é ver - Mattei - 172 No, sir - Wakefield - 227 Not a sparrow falleth - Abt - 191 Old sexton - Russell - 270 On a March night - Taubert - 307 Once - Hatton - 219 Once again - Sullivan - 306 One morning, oh, so early - Gatty - 152 Only - Gabriel - 167 Orange blossoms - Geibel - 176 O ye tears - Abt - 199 Palms - Faure - 175 Peacefully slumber - Randegger - 296 Perplexity - Abt - 204 Poor wandering one (from "Pirates of Penzance") - Sullivan - 315 Rock of Ages - Hastings - 327 Ruby - Gabriel - 288 Saved from the storm - Barri - 158 Scout - Campana - 178 Second thoughts are best - Randegger - 286 See the pale moon (Duet) - Campana - 232 Simon, the cellarer - Hatton - 218 Sleep well, sweet angel - Abt - 273 Some day - Wellings - 271 Some day I'll wander back again - Huntley - 281 Song of the old bell - Barri - 290 Song (The) for me - Watson - 151 Stay, sweet swallow - Tours - 154 Storm-fiend - Roeckel - 211 Students' duet (from "Beggar Student") - Millocker - 323 Sun of my soul - Monk - 328 Sweet the moments - Martin - 329 That sweet story of old - Marzials - 248 There is a fountain - Western - 330 There is a green hill far away - Gounod - 142 There is rest for the weary - Ancient - 329 This is my dream - Wellings - 181 Thy sentinel am I - Watson - 164 'Tis not true - Mattei - 172 Too late - Lindsay - 182 Trust her not (Quartette) - Sudds - 228 Trying to forget - Diehl - 174 Twenty years ago - Gatty - 168 Twilight on the sea (Quartette) - Sudds - 239 Warrior bold - Adams - 263 Watching and waiting - Cowen - 208 Watchman, tell us of the night - Bowring - 329 We'd better bide a wee - Claribel - 198 Wedding day - Blumenthal - 300 When life is brightest (Duet) - Pinsuti - 200 When sparrows build - Gabriel - 156 When the swallows homeward fly - Abt - 285 When you're afloat (from "Princess Toto") - Clay - 319 |
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19 Jan 09 - 10:17 PM (#2543638) Subject: Index: Songs of DePauw (Howe, 1890) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs of DePauw A collection of college songs as rendered by the DePauw Male Quartette, The Apollo and Lorelei Clubs, Students of DePauw University. By James Hamilton Howe (Boston: J. M. Russell, 1890) Angels of Even-tide - 17 Ave Maria (with Baritone Solo) - 65 Bill of Fare - 28 Bird Let Loose - 24 Bull Dog - 49 Catastrophe - 31 Co-ca-che-lunk - 33 Courtship - 34 Dear Evelina - 37 DePauw Rally - 15 DePauw Yodel - 16 Die Lorelei - 19 Forsaken (Female Voices) - 69 Forsaken (Male Voices) - 38 Forty-nine Bottles - 39 Give to the Winds - 89 Good Night, Ladies - 39 Hoarse Singers - 50 Holloa-halloa - 70 Japanese Serenade - 40 Jubilee Hymn - 11 Lord's Prayer - 23 Love Divine - 77 Lullaby (Anderson) - 73 Lullaby (Brahms) - 72 Man-in-the-Moon's Ball - 52 Mary Had a Little Lamb - 43 My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean - 45 Owl and the Pussy Cat - 53 Pan-Hellenic Song - 46 Pan-Thygeterian Song - 74 Peter Gray - 47 Soldier's Farewell - 48 Swiss Love Song - 76 The Sea - 94 Those Evening Bells - 59 Thou Art My Own Love - 57 Three Crows - 39 Tying Her Bonnet under Her Chin - 20 Tyrolese Hunter's Song - 60 Visit to the Menagerie - 26 We Bring No Glittering Treasure - 81 Why Should I Leave Thee? - 64 Young Lover - 56 |
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20 Jan 09 - 11:32 PM (#2544678) Subject: Index: Chansons Populaires du Canada (Morgan, 1880 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Chansons Populaires du Canada Recueillies et publiées avec annotations, etc. Par Ernest Gagnon (Québec: R. Morgan, 1880) A la claire fontaine - 1 et 283 A la santé de ces jeunes mariés - 291 A Saint-Malo, beau port de mer - 24 Adam et Eve - 161 Ah! je m'en vais entrer en danse! - 217 Ah! qui marierons-nous? - 151 Ah! qui me passera le bois? - 90 Ah! si mon moine voulait danser! - 129 An bois du rossignolet - 108 Au jardin de mon père - 44 Aurai-je Nanette? - 48 Bal chez Boulé - 116 Bonhomme, bonhomme - 227 Cécilia - 31 Celle que mon cœur aime - 299 C'est dans la ville de Bytown - 66 C'est dans la ville de Rouen - 119 C'est dans Paris ya-t-une brune - 185 C'est la belle Françoise - 8, 10 et 11 C'est la plus belle de céans - 219 C'est la poulette grise - 261 C'est le bon vin qui danse - 221 C'est l'vent frivolant - 22 C'est Pinson avec Cendrouille - 279 C'était une frégate - 209 Chez mon père ya trois filles - 286 Dans les chantiers nous hivernerons - 100 Dans les prisons de Nantes - 26 et - 28 Dans ma main droite je tiens rosier - 147 Dans Paris ya-t-une brune - 170 Dans tous les cantons - 295 Descendez à l'ombre - 16 et 17 Digue dindaine - 50 D'où viens-tu, bergère? - 266 En filant ma quenouille - 214 En revenant de la jolie Rochelle - 155 En roulant ma boule - 12 Entre Paris et Saint-Denis - 303 Et moi je m'en passe! - 33 Et moi je m'enfouiyais - 145 Fendez le bois, chauffez le four - 112 François Marcotte - 274 Fringue, fringue - 62 Frit à l'huile - 65 Gai lon la, gai le rosier - 40 Genticorum - 64 Hier sur le pont d'Avignon - 97 Il n'y a qu'un seul Dien - 306 Isabeau s'y promène - 37 Jacquot Hugues - 271 J'ai cueilli la belle rose - 87 J'ai fait une maîtresse - 137 J'ai perdu mon amant - 195 J'ai tant dansé, j'ai tant santé! - 48 J'ai tant d'enfants à marier! - 149 J'ai trop grand' peur des loups! - 178 J'ai trouvé le nique de lièvre - 153 J'ai vu le loup, le renard passer - 180 J'aimerai tendrement - 20 Jamais je nourrirai de geai - 233 et 237 Je le mène bien mon dévidoi! - 181 Je me suis mis au rang d'aimer - 212 Je n'ai pas de barbe au menton - 191 et 194 Je ne veux pas d'un habitant - 268 J'entends le moulin, tique, tique, taque - 223 La bibournoise - 74 La fille du roi d'Espagne - 127 La guignolée - 238 La poulette grise - 263 Le juif errant - 131 Le p'tit bois d'l'ail - 142 Lève ton pied - 18 Malbrough - 254 Marianne s'en va-t-au moulin - 121 Marianson, dame jolie - 157 M'en revenant de Saint-André - 183 Mon beau ruban gris - 55 et - 58 Mon cri cra, tire la lirette - 54 Mon père avait un beau champ de pois - 114 Mon ton ton turlutaine - 35 Nous étions trois capitaines - 189 Papillon tu es volage - 187 Par derrièr' chez ma tante ya-t-un arbre planté - 175 Par derrièr' chez mon père - 4 Perrette est bien malade - 286 Petit rocher de la haute montagne - 200 Pinpanipole - 258 Pipandor à la balance - 261 P'tit Jean - 105 Quand j'étais chez mon père - 70 Qui veut manger du lièvre - 229 Sainte Marguerite - 258 Si tu te mets anguille - 78 Suivons le vent - 23 Sur le pont d'Avignon - 94 et - 99 Sur le pont de Nantes - 225 Tenaouiche tenaga ouicheka! - 124 Un Canadien errant - 78 Un jour l'envie m'a pris de déserter de France - 168 Une perdriole - 82 Va, va, va, p'tit bonnet, grand bonnet - 59 Vive la Canadienne! - 4 Vive Napoléon! - 76 V'là l'bon vent! - 2l Voici le temps et la saison - 198 |
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21 Jan 09 - 01:49 PM (#2545290) Subject: Index: Merry Songs (S. C. Hanson, 1889) From: Jim Dixon This seems to be the same book as the one posted by Q at 14-Jan-09 - 08:24 PM (but, inexplicably, with a different subtitle). I am repeating the index here so that users of this index can take advantage of the images at Google Books. Google Books - full text available. Merry Songs A one-book course in the theory and practice of music for schools, institutes, normals, etc. By S. C. Hanson [Samuel Conrad Hanson] (Chicago: A. Flanagan Company, 1889) America - 76 At the Crowning - 70 Baby's Gone to Sleep - 72 Banner of Victory - 86 Battle Hymn of the Republic - 112 Be a Thinker, Not a Dreamer - 88 Beware - 85 Brudder Eben - 78 Bugle Song, The - 35 By the Noble River's Side - 101 Christmas Welcome - 63 Climbing the Hill - 66 Closing Song - 45 Columbia - 90 Cowden - 33 Farmer Boy, The - 94 First Walk, The - 27 Forest Beauties - 84 Gaudeamus - 75 Glorious Banner - 61 God Is Everywhere - 64 Golden Side, The - 30 Good Advice - 21 Guide Me - 74 Hail Columbia - 104 Haste, Schoolmates, Haste - 29 Hear Our Pleading - 60 I'll Try - 51 I'm a Millionaire - 76 I's a Gwine Back Souf - 99 Jesus Only - 33 Jonathan's Tea Party - 111 Joyous Summer Day, The - 81 June - 34 Keeping Time - 54 Learn a Little Every Day - 39 Life Is What We Make It - 44 Little-hearted Man - 92 Lord's Prayer, The - 43 May - 67 Merry Rain - 18 Merry Songs - 19 Mighty Storm King - 96 Morning Song - 80 Music Everywhere - 53 My Lady Sleeps - 93 Nobody Seems to Know - 40 Novel Key - 3 Now Is the Time to Be Busy - 91 Oh, Give Me a Home by the Sea - 50 On the Sunny Side - 100 Our American Boy - 20 Our Flag Is There - 116 Red, White and Blue - 114 Remember Him Now - 80 Return of the Flowers - 25 San Joaquin - 83 Scattering Seed - 36 Sing to Me, Mother - 62 Smile When You Can - 31 Snow Flakes - 17 Soft Flowing River - 69 Song of Nature - 68 Spring and Summer - 22 Star Spangled Banner - 107 Sweet Sabbath Eve - 95 Sweet Summer's Gone Away - 48 Teach Us Something New Today - 82 They Come No More - 26 Those Evening Bells - 58 Thy Will Be Done - 69 Tirolee - 49 Travelling the High Road to Learning - 47 Uncle Sam's School - 37 Vacation Is Over - 65 Village Band, The - 55 Voyager's Star, The - 87 We Are Pressing On - 71 We Come - 57 Weary Work - 52 When We Are Women and Men - 28 Where Is the Lazy Scholar - 59 Whistle Guard, The - 46 Winter Winds - 38 Worker's March, The - 42 Yankee Doodle - 109 |
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21 Jan 09 - 10:56 PM (#2545695) Subject: Index: Songs of Harvard (Noble, 1913) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs of Harvard By Lloyd Adams Noble (New York: Hinds, Noble & Eldredge, 1913) Amici - 190 And Then - 173 Annie Laurie - 55 At the Hop - 34 Auf Wiedersehn - 149 Aura Lee - 43 Australia - 137 Ba-Be-Bi-Bo-Bu - 164 Bavarian Yodel - 20 Bingo - 26 Blow, Ye Winds, Heigh-Ho! - 88 Bohunkus - 143 Breakfast - 151 Bring the Wagon Home, John - 75 Broke! Broke! Broke! - 149 Bull-Dog, The - 96 Canoeing Song - 155 Chant - 147 Ching-a-Ling - 152 Co-Eds' Chant - 65 College Bell, The - 178 College Days of Old - 177 College Proverb, A - 176 Commencement Hymn, A - 190 Crimson Triumph - 115 Crow Song - 114 Dance with Me - 36 Dear Evelina, Sweet Evelina - 54 Dear Old Pals - 13 Demonstration, A - 35 Dixie's Land - 126 Down by the Stream (Rebecca) - 165 Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes - 72 Dutch Company, The - 97 Ecce Quam Bonum - 105 Elixir Juventatis - 144 Fair Harvard - 1 Fair Radcliffe - 170 Fight, Fight for Harvard - 68 Floating 'Mid the Lilies - 161 Forsaken - 71 Forty-nine Bottles - 103 Gaudeamus - 148 Good Old College Days, The - 3 Good-Bye, Sweetheart, Good-Bye - 37 Good-Night, Ladies! - 189 Gridiron King, The - 92 H2SO4 - 111 Ham Bone Am Sweet - 136 Happy Are We To-Night - 16 Hark, I Hear a Voice! - 78 Harvard Every Day - 32 Harvard Hymn - 181 Harvard Spirit - 38 Harvard Yard, The - 27 Harvardiana - 46 Harvard's Day - 139 Harvard's Victory - 106 Health to All Good Fellows, A - 13 Here's to You! - 35 Honey Dat I Love So Well - 172 I Arise from Dreams of Thee - 166 I Doubt It - 81 Imitation of a Bagpipe - 65 Institute Song - 123 Integer Vitae - 149 I've Lost My Doggie - 120 Jingle Bells - 58 John Brown's Body - 127 John Harvard, Here's to You! - 18 Johnny Harvard - 21 Jolly Boating Weather - 158 Jolly Golfing Weather - 30 Juanita - 70 Last Night - 61 Levee Song - 118 Little Old Red Shawl, The - 135 Lizette - 186 Lone Fish-ball, The - 150 Long Live Harvard - 29 Loreley, The - 160 Love's Old Sweet Song - 62 Maid of Athens - 50 Man Who Has Plenty of Good Peanuts, The - 98 Meerschaum Pipe - 83 Mermaid, The - 82 Midshipmite, The - 84 My Bonnie - 79 My Last Cigar - 104 My Old Kentucky Home - 132 Nelly Was a Lady - 134 Noah's Ark - 103 Old Black Joe - 125 Old College Chum - 3 Old College Clock in the Tower, The - 175 Old Folks at Home - 124 On the Chapel Steps - 180 On to Victory - 64 Onward to the Goal - 56 Our College Cheer - 141 Our Director - 69 Over the Banister - 66 Parody Song, A - 102 Polly-Wolly-Doodle - 138 Polyglot's Wooing, The - 174 Pope, The - 110 Quilting Party, The - 60 Rebecca - 165 Romeo and Juliet - 168 Rosalie - 80 Round the Old Camp Fire - 185 Score - 86 Scotty - 142 She Answered Me Nay - 164 She Is So Fair - 53 She Shook Her Head - 73 Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot - 191 Smoker's Anthem - 146 Soldier's Farewell - 51 Soldier's Field - 128 Solomon Levi - 90 Song of Loyalty, A - 145 Spanish Cavalier, The - 52 Stars of the Summer Night - 67 Student's Farewell, The - 192 Sun of Victory, The - 76 Sweet and Low - 167 Sweetheart, I Wait for Thee - 63 Take My Love to Rosalie - 42 Tarpaulin Jacket - 159 There Were Three Books - 203 There's Music in the Air - 17 Three Blind Mice - 111 Three Little Kittens - 113 Toast to Harvard, A - 24 Toast, A - 171 Two Hands - 154 Two Little Flies - 120 Two Roses, The - 31 Up the Street - 121 Upidee - 74 Upon the College Campus - 12 Vacant Stare, The - 73 Veritas - 4 Victory - 100 Vive L'Amour - 105 Warrior Bold, A - 44 We Meet Again To-night - 14 We Stand by Our Classes - 25 We're Tenting To-night - 182 When First I Kissed Sweet Margaret - 59 When She is Gone - 45 When We Fi't for Gin'ral Grant - 183 Where Has My Little Dog Gone - 112 Where, Î Where - 188 ALMA MATER SONGS OF OTHER COLLEGES All Hail to the College Beautiful (Wellesley) - 200 Alma Mater (Brown) - 199 Alma Mater (Cornell) - 211 Alma Mater (Illinois) - 218 Alma Mater (University of Chicago) - 219 Alma Mater (University of Wisconsin) - 222 Alma Mater (Vassar) - 210 Benny Havens, Oh! (West Point) - 212 Bowdoin Beata (Bowdoin) - 198 Bright College Years (Yale) - 195 Cheer for the Purple (North-Western) - 220 Come Raise the Song (Wesleyan) - 202 Dartmouth, Our Dartmouth! (Dartmouth) - 203 Down the Field (Yale) - 196 Golden Bear, The (University of California) - 226 Hail to Denver U. (Denver University) - 224 Hail, Pennsylvania! (University of Penn.) - 215 Hail, Stanford, Hail! (Leland-Stanford U.) - 225 Lord Geoffrey Amherst (Amherst) - 206 Oh! Fairest Alma Mater (Smith) - 204 Oh, Syracuse (Syracuse University) - 213 Old Nassau (Princeton University) - 214 Royal Purple, The (Williams) - 208 Sans Souci (Columbia University) - 197 Scarlet and Gray Forever, The (Ohio S. U.) - 216 Technology (Mass. Institute of Technology) - 217 We Cheer for the U. of M. (Univ. of Minn.) - 223 Yellow and Blue (University of Michigan) - 221 |
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21 Jan 09 - 10:59 PM (#2545698) Subject: Index: Ditson Community Chorus Collection, Book 1 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Ditson Community Chorus Collection, Book I [No editor named] (Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1917) Alice, Where Art Thou? - 2 All Through the Night - 4 America - 1 Annie Laurie - 3 Auld Lang Syne - 1 Battle-Hymn of the Republic - 4 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms - 6 Ben Bolt - 7 Blue-Bells of Scotland - 8 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - 9 Comin' thro' the Rye - 10 Dearest Spot Is Home, The - 11 Dixie's Land - 12 Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes - 13 Flow Gently, Sweet Afton - 14 Good Night, Farewell - 15 Good Night, Ladies - 16 Hail! Columbia - 18 Harp That Once through Tara's Halls, The - 16 Home Again - 20 Home, Home, Can I Forget Thee - 17 Home, Sweet Home - 17 How Can I Leave Thee? - 19 In the Gloaming - 21 Juanita - 21 Last Rose of Summer, The - 22 Life on the Ocean Wave, A - 23 Long, Long Ago - 24 Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground - 25 Minstrel Boy, The - 26 My Old Kentucky Home - 27 Nancy Lee, - 28 Old Black Joe - 30 Old Folks at Home - 31 Old Oaken Bucket, The - 32 Robin Adair - 33 Sailing - 34 Soldier's Farewell, The - 35 Speed Our Republic - 36 Star-Spangled Banner, The - 37 Sweet and Low - 38 Tenting on the Old Camp Ground - 39 Vacant Chair, The - 40 When You and I Were Young - 41 HYMNS Abide with Me - 42 Come, Thou Almighty King - 42 God Ever Glorious - 43 How Gentle God's Commands! - 43 Lead, Kindly Light - 44 Mighty Fortress Is Our God, A - 44 Nearer, My God, to Thee - 45 Onward, Christian Soldiers - 47 Work, for the Night Is Coming - 48 O Come, All Ye Faithful - 46 |
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22 Jan 09 - 12:11 AM (#2545730) Subject: Index: Songs We Love (Morrison, 1902) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Songs We Love All the favorites from every land, designed and arranged for home, church and school; the choicest and most delightful musical gems, embracing sacred, comic and sentimental. By D. H. Morrison (Chicago: L. G. Stahl, 1902) And Ye Shall Seek Me - Marshall - 231 Annie Laurie - Scotch Song - 237 At Jesus' Feet - Armstrong - 229 Auld Days - Jolly - 212 Baby Mine - Johnston - 188 Battle Prayer, The - Himmel - 106 Beautiful City of God, The - Geibel - 226 Beautiful City, The - Judson - 228 Beautiful Land - Lowry - 124 Bell Ringer, The - Wallace - 382 Bethesda - Geibel - 227 Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping - Tarbutton - 113 Birdie Looking out for Me - Lynn - 52 Bridge of Sighs, The - Hood - 140 Bright Sparkles in the Churchyard - - 130 Bugler, The - Pinsuti - 149 Call unto Me - Marshall - 8 Child's Wish, A - Davenant - 241 Come and Kiss Me - Millard - 32 Come to the Deep Clear River - Kieffer - 318 Come unto Me - Geibel - 206 Come, Dorothy, Come - - 334 Coming thro' the Rye - Scotch Song - 302 Consecration - Kirkpatrick - 320 Day Is Done, The - Balfe - 358 De Cabin on the Mississippi Shore - Danks - 196 Dearest Mae - Crosby - 242 Don't Give Up the Ship - Marshall - 347 Dublin Bay - Barker - 168 Evening Song to the Virgin - Hemans - 119 Eyes That Watch for Me - Geibel - 44 Fair Katie - Elliott - 12 Flagg - Von Weber - 148 Flee, as a Bird - Dana - 252 Forget All Thy Sorrows - Millard - 72 Garden Gate, The - Grampian - 214 Glorious News - Emerson - 94 Go Down, Moses - - 172 Go Let the Angels In - Anderson - 255 Grandmother's Chair - Read - 162 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - Flotow - 207 Hark, I Hear the Angels Calling - Geibel - 105 Hark, the Angels Song Is Singing - Leslie - 239 He Kissed Me, and I Knew 'Twas Wrong - Robyn - 284 He's the Lily of the Valley - - 18 Highland Mary - Anon - 51 Hold My Hand - Geibel - 267 Holy Night, Peaceful Night - Barnby - 288 Home So Blest - Abt - 114 Home, Sweet Home - Bishop - 303 I Ain't Going to Die Anymore - - 24 I Cannot Sing the Old Songs - Claribel - 224 I Was Glad - Pierce - 159 I Whistle and Wait for Katie - Baker - 86 I Will Arise - Leslie - 42 I'd Mourn the Hopes That Leave Me - Moore - 240 If Papa Were Only Ready - Bliss - 259 In the Gloaming - Harrison - 278 Irish Exile, The - Old Melody - 245 I'se Comin' Close to Eighty Year - Vickers - 77 It Was a Song My Mother Sang - Vickers - 36 I've Something Sweet to Tell You - Lloyd - 25 Jamie o' Dundee - Millard - 40 Jamie's on the Stormy Sea - Covert - 232 John Anderson, My Jo - - 321 Jolly Good Laugh, A - Thomas - 310 Kate Kearney - Lee - 234 Kathleen Aroon - Abt - 281 Killarney - Balfe - 319 Kitty of Coleraine - Crampton - 186 Land o' the Leal, The - Webster - 260 Land without a Storm, A - Solomon - 287 Larboard Watch - Williams - 293 Last Cigar - - 158 Let Erin Remember the Days of Old - Moore - 201 Little Dog under the Wagon, The - Bishop - 30 Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane, The - Hays - 299 Little Ones at Home, The - Lockwood - 315 Little Talk with Jesus, A - Fischer - 280 Little Volunteers, The - - 216 Little Wife Nelly - Kennedy - 9 Lord's Prayer, The - Marshall - 280 Lovely Silent Night - Gabriel - 129 Mamma! Mamma! - Blewitt - 122 Meeting of the Waters, The - Moore - 233 Message from the King, The - Pinsuti - 134 Minstrel Boy, The - Moore - 211 Mister Speaker, Tho' 'Tis Late - Baildon - 371 Monks of Old, The - Glover - 268 Mother, Watch the Little Feet - - 262 Mrs. Lofty and I - Hutchinson - 125 Murmuring Sea, The - Glover - 21 My Ain Countrie - Scotch Song - 173 My Angeline - Millard - 4 My Gentle Harp - Moore - 108 My Own Cottage Home - Glenn - 205 Names upon the Sand - Morley - 82 Nannie - Hunt - 222 Never Forget the Dear Ones - Root - 3 O, Are Ye Sleeping, Maggie? - Root - 88 O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast - Mendelssohn - 220 O. Hush Thee, My Baby - Sullivan - 67 Oh, That We Two Were Maying - Gounod - 364 Old Folks at Home - Foster - 305 Old Oaken Bucket, The - Smith - 85 Old Stone Mill, The - Brown - 80 On the Rocks by Aberdeen - Catty - 246 One Sweetly Solemn Thought - Palmer - 97 Only a Little Beggar Maiden - Fulton - 328 Only to See Her Face Again - Stewart - 192 Open Door, The - Abbey - 244 Over the Garden Wall - Fox - 282 Parting and Meeting - Mendelssohn - 327 Pass under the Rod - Mrs. Dana - 275 Pilgrim, The - Adams - 340 Pretty Little Jennie - Millard - 90 Remember Now Thy Creator - Leslie - 264 Rest on the Bosom of Love - Root - 167 Resting at the Cross - Kirkpatrick - 292 Ring Dem Heavenly Bells - Lucas - 180 Ring On, My Bells - Cirillo - 307 Rose Bush, The - Hodges - 62 Rosy Goblet, The - Stone - 190 Sailing - Marks - 270 Sandman, The - Geibel - 174 Saviour, Pilot Me - Gould - 306 Scots, Wha Hae Wi' Wallace Bled - Thomson - 238 Sentence, Come unto Me - Marshall - 179 Shells of Ocean - Cherry - 256 Silent Night - Barnby - 102 Silver Bells of Memory - Dale - 59 Sing Hosannas Loud and Clear - Johnson - 357 Sleep, Baby, Sleep - Pease - 47 Song of the Flax Spinner - Leslie - 372 Song of Welcome - - 258 Songs My Darling Sang, The - Millard - 116 Steal Away - - 251 Swanee River - - 305 Swift Hunter, The - Marshall - 219 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - - 225 That Is Love - McGlennon - 202 Then You'll Remember Me - Balfe - 250 There's a Land 'mid the Stars - Glenn - 35 There's a Light in the Valley - Bliss - 166 There's a Little Leaf, Dear Jamie - Dougherty - 100 There's Always Sunlight Somewhere - Geibel - 170 Thou Art With Me, O My Father - Leslie - 111 'Tis Birdie's Evening Prayer - Rea - 183 'Tis the Home I Long to See - Dougherty - 208 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer - Flotow - 6 Trancadillo - Brown - 98 Turn Back Pharaoh's Army - - 263 Two Roses, The - Werner - 249 Vive L'Amour - - 266 Waiting, Only Waiting - Perkins - 304 Warrior Bold, A - Adams - 176 Watch on the Rhine - Wilhelm - 178 Watcher at the Gate, The - Towner - 248 When the Corn is Gathered In - Henry - 230 When We Hear the Music Ringing - Marshall - 29 Where are the Old Folks? - Sweney - 291 While the Years Are Rolling On - Sweney - 261 Wi' a Hundred Pipers - - 194 With Tearful Eyes - - 121 Within a Mile of Edinboro - Hook - 84 Within This Sacred Dwelling - Mozart - 112 Would You? - Marshall - 7 Ye Shepherds Tell Me - Massinghi - 322 Yes, Sir - Wakefield - 14 |
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23 Jan 09 - 08:26 PM (#2547485) Subject: Index: Golden Glees From: Q (Frank Staplin) GOLDEN GLEES A Collection of Songs including The Science of Vocal Music for Schools, Institutes and Singing Classes. S. C. Hanson, 1895, Pub. A. Flanagan Company, Chicago. Adieu 126 All Hail Our Glorious Banner 119 America 160 Auld Lang Syne 178 A Queer Boy 114 A Song of Spring 134 Away, Away to School 123 Awake, ye Hunters, Awake 142 Be Happy as You Can 57 Beautiful River 46 Be Kind to Your Playmates Now 138 Beneath the Flag 104 Birds Chorus 137 Bless Our Schools 27 Bonny Flag 175 Character Building 61 Child's Prayer 101 Chime On, Sweet Village bells 76 Coasting Song 74 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean 176 Coming Home 165 Come Out to the Meadows 127 Coronation 188 Curfew 147 Dancing Brook 38 Do it Right Away 70 Do Your Best 88 Doxology 173 Evening Reverie 69 Exercises for Practice 17 Farewell 115 Father's Growing Old, John 72 Fire Alarm 25 Flag of the Free 174 Flow Gently, Sweet Afton 184 Flowers of Spring 34 Flower Praises 56 Freedom's Glorious Song 94 Freedom's Martyred Chief 98 Friendship's Diadem 49 Gaily Our Boat Glides O'er the Sea 58 Gems of Beauty 30 Glory 162 Good Night 45 Happy and Gaily 100 Happy Days 31 Hey, Dey Diddle 24 Home and Mother 32 Home, Sweet Home 179 I Love the Merry Warblers 73 In God's Good Time 52 In Our Boat 118 It Pays 121 In the Woods of Tennessee 146 Its Vera Weel 148 I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes 29 Jolly Old Winter 50 Land That Gave Us Birth 104 Laugh Whenever You Can 62 Last Rose of Summer 183 Let Laughter Ring 130 Let Us Learn of the Stars 140 Light Tripping 152 Little Birdie 35 Love Makes the Home 106 Lovely Spring Has Come 68 Merry Games at School 80 Merrily On We Go 60 Minstrel Boy 182 Morning Song 43 Morning Work Song 28 Music Everywhere 36 Music in the Air 190 My Country 154 My Mountain Home 91 Nature's Heart Again Rejoices 82 Nearer My God, to Thee 188 Old Folks at Home 186 Our Flag is Floating Today 26 Pleasant Faces 50 Preliminary Suggestions 12 Remember Thy Redeemer 90 Riding on the Train 108 Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep 53 Rock of Ages 189 September Days 112 Singing so Cheerfully 71 Sleepy Bye Song 40 Speak Softly, Gently 42 Summer 103 Sure Foundation 172 The Brook 25 The Berry Pickers Round 109 The Brave Old Oak 128 The Father Knows 79 The Flower that Blooms for All 132 The Giant and the Dwarf 131 The Hearty Laugh 102 The Jolly Fishers 44 The Lesson of Spring 37 The Merry Bells 96 The Olden Theme 111 The Picnic 110 The Rainy Day 133 The School House on the Hill 48 They Shall be Comforted 83 The Sod School House 120 The Songs We Used to Sing 124 The Triumph of the Right 150 Toilers' Jubilee 170 To Joyful Sports 155 Warbled Wood-Notes Wild 122 Washington and Liberty 92 Waves of the Sea 84 Welcome Song 136 Welcome 78 Weeping Weather 66 What Fairy-like Music 64 What Is Liberty? 168 What is the Use of Sighing 95 When Mither's Gane 95 When the Old Flag Waves 166 Why Do We Sigh 54 Winter is Over 145 Words of Love 39 Work, for the Night is Coming 187 Ye Lads and Lassies 86 |
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26 Jan 09 - 04:16 PM (#2549672) Subject: Index: Davidson's Universal Melodist (Vol 1, 1853) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Davidson's Universal Melodist [Vol. 1] Consisting of the music and words of popular, standard, and original songs, &c., arranged so as to be equally adapted for the sight-singer, the performer on the flute, cornopean, accordion, violin, or other treble instrument. By George Henry Davidson (London: G. H. Davidson, 1853) A Cavalier gallop'd A Chieftain to the Highlands bound A Christmas Carol - H. Russell, Poetry by C. Dickens A Farewell - To an Air by Mozart A flaxen-headed Cow-boy A Frog he would a Wooing go A Goblet of Wine - J. M. Jolly, Poetry by J. W. Leslie A Hero's Life I sing, his Story shall my Pen mark A Knight and a Lady once met in a Grove A Lay of greeting from afar - H. R. H. Prince Albert A Life by de Galley Fire - Parody, as sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders A Life in the West - H. Russell, Poetry by G. P. Morris A Life on the Ocean Wave - H. Russell A Man's a Man for a' that - Burns A poor Soul sat sighing beneath a tall Tree A Prey to tender Anguish - Haydn A Tale I'll tell you without any Flam A Thousand Years ago - Spohr A Traveller stopp'd at a Widow's Gate - Gilfert A weary Lot is thine, Fair Maid - Poetry by Scott A wee Bird cam' to our Ha' Door A while the Maid the Stranger ey'd A Wolf, while Jutta slept - Kelly, Words by Lewis A young Rose in my Garden grew - H. Russell Across the Downs, this Morning Across the troubled Loch I see Adieu, my lov'd Harp! Adieu, my Native Land! adieu Adown in the Valley Advertisement for a Wife Ae Nicht i' the Gloamin', as late I pass'd by Agwine down to New Orleans Ah, sure a Pair was never seen - From the Duenna Ah, where the Fairy Vision - From Opera of Tarrare All around the May-Pole - Dr. Arne All hail, happy Meeting - T. B. Brett All hush'd were the Breezes All in the Downs the Fleet was moor'd All the World has been ask'd to the Party To-night All to astonish the Browns - As sung by H. Russell Allen Brooke of Wyndermere - Hook Alloe Gray - Mrs. P. Millard Allons, Enfans de la Patrie; the Marseillois Hymn Alone by the Light of the Moon - Hook Alva - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Rich and Rare,' the Poetry by Leman Rede An Irish Drinking-Song - C. Dibdln An' thou were my Ain Thing Anacreon, they say, was a Jolly Old Blade And has she then fail'd in her Truth And must I part with Thee And this I think a Reason fair - C. Dibdin And we're a' Noddin' Annie and Jamie - Scottish Melody, J. Sanderson Annie Dear! - Irish Melody, Poetry by T. Davis Annie Laurie - Scottish Melody Another Cup, and then - C. Dibdin As down on Banna's Banks I stray'd As I roam'd the Fields along As I was a walking As I was rambling down de Street As I was sitting in my Room As walking forth to view the Plain Ask if yon Damask Rose be sweet Assist me, ye Lads who have Hearts At Ratcliff Cross, the other Day At Sixteen Years old At the Baron of Mowbray's Gate was seen At the peaceful Midnight Hour Attend to me, Landsmen and Sailors Attend unto me for a While Attune the Pipe; attune the gladsome Lay - Pleyel Auld Lang Syne - Scottish Melody, Poetry by Burns Auld Robin Gray - Words by Lady Anne Lindsay Away down in New Orleans I gets upon de Landin' Away with Melancholy - Mozart Away! we know that Tears are vain - P. W. Porter, Poetry by Lord Byron Away, away, with the Willow Bachelor's Fare - Henry West, R. A. Banners are waving o'er Mowen's dark Heath Barney Brallaghan's Courtship - Blewitt Be a good Boy, and take care of Yourself Be gone, dull Care Be ye ready! your Country is calling Beauties! there is nothing new Beautiful Streamlet, how precious to me Beauty in Tatters - Augustus Voigt Before and after Marriage - T. B. Brett 'Behold me!' sang Hassan, the fearless and free Believe me, the Spell is unbroken - H. West Believe not the Tales they have told thee - H. Russell Ben Battle, or Faithless Nelly Gray Beside a Fountain Border Beside the lone Sea - Melody by Bellini Betty Wade and Mr. Solomon - Hook Bide ye yet - Old Scotch Song Billy Vite and Nelly Green Bind thy Brow - J. M. Jolly, Poetry by J. W. Leslie Black-eyed Susan - Old English Air, Poetry by Gay Bless'd Day! thrice happy will it prove Blind Mary - Irish Melody, 'In the Morning of Life' Blow, blow, thou Winter's Wind - Dr. Arne Blow, ye gentle Breezes - From Auber's 'Crown Jewels,' Poetry by G. Soane Blow, ye Winds - Verdi's 'Nino,' Poetry by G. Soane Blue Bonnets over the Border Bonnie Charley - Hook, Words by Upton Bonnie Charlie - A Jacobite Song Bonnie Jean - Poetry by R. Burns Bonnie Lizzie Baillie - Scottish Melody Bonny Bet, sweet Blossom - Shield Bonny Brave Scotland - Niel Gow Bonny Lassie, will ye go Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman - J. Sanderson Boys, when I play, cry 'O crimini' Breathe not again that Dreadful Word - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Whene'er I see those smiling Eyes,' the Poetry by Leman Rede Brian Boru - Irish Melody, 'Garry Owen' Bring me the Wine - Hindostanee Melody, the Poetry by W. Header Bruce's Address - 'Scots wha hae' Bubble, Squeak, and Pettitoes - C. Dibdin Bud not yet, ye gentle Flowers - From Verdi's Nino,' the Words G. Soane, A. B. Buffalo Gals - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Bugle Song - Maria J. Kluit, Poetry translated from the German Burial of the Seed - Weber, the Poetry from the German Busk ye, busk ye, my Bonny Bride - Scottish Melody But are ye sure the News is true? By a Murmuring Brook - Sir J. A. Stevenson By Moonlight he met her By Rhine's Blue Water, or 'On Yonder Rock Reclining' - Scena in 'Fra Diavolo' By the gaily circling Glass - Dr. Arne By the side of a murmuring Stream Can native Scenes delight me? Can't you dance the Polka? - S. D. Saunders Carlisle Wall - P. W. Porter, Poetry by Sir W. Scott Cauld blaws the Wind from North to South Cease, rude Boreas, blust'ring Railer - Falconer Chains on the Cities, Gloom in the Air Charlie is my Darling Chloe's to be my Wife - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Choose ye, who will Chundah's Song - Hindostanee Melody Clan Gregor - Philip Knapton Clouds that sweep the Midnight Heav'n Come all ye jolly Sailors bold Come all you Blades both high and low Come hither, thou beautiful Rover Come in the Ev'ning Come now, all ye Social Pow'rs Come to these Arms, my own true-hearted Come, boat me ower Come, Brothers, arouse - Henry Russell Come, buy my Ballads - M. P. King Come, cheer up, my Lads - Dr. Boyce Come, dance, and put your Work away Come, fill the Cup - H. Russell, Poetry by H. G. Sharpe 'Come, gie's a Sang,' Montgomery cried Come, if you dare - From Artaxerxes Come, Lads, here's good Luck Come, list, ye fair Maids Come, listen, kind Gentlefolks all - H. Russell Come, live with me and be my Love - C. Morley Come, Love, to me - Serenade, J. M. Jolly Come, my Friends! - Druids' March in Norma, the Words by G. Soane, A. B. Come, rove with me - J. F. Danneley, Poetry by C. Mackay Come, sweet One! come! - H. R. H. Prince Albert Comin' thro' the Rye Could the Voice that I lov'd wake again - Irish Melody, Moore's 'She is far from the Land,' the Poetry by Leman Rede Crazy Jane - Miss Abrams, Poetry by Monk Lewis Cupid mid the Roses playing - J. P. Knight Cupid! lovely charming Boy! Cushlamachree - Irish Melody Dance, Boatman, dance - As sung by H. Russell Dandy Jim of Caroline - As sung by H. Russell Dark lour'd the Night, loud roar'd the Main Dark, dark, was the Dungeon, and humid the Walls Dark-ey'd Beauty - Air 'Tu non sai,' La Somnambula, Poetry by Leman Rede Day again is ending - from Rossini's 'Semiramide' Daylight blushes o'er the Mountain Days of Yore - W. A. Nield De Dandy Broadway Swell - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders De Jaw-bone hung ober de Log-hut Fire De Merry Shoe-Black - Negro Melody De Queerest Chap I eber see Dear Erin, how sweetly thy green Bosom rises Dear Father! smile! - Alex. Lee, Poetry by Baily Dear Heart! how this World Dear Land - Irish Melody, Poetry by Sliabh Cuilinn Dear Mary, Adieu! Dear Scenes of Youth - Miss Dixon Dear Tom, this brown Jug Dearest Girl! I soon must leave thee! - Stevenson Deep in the Abruzzi - From Flotow's 'Stradella,' Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Deep o'er Alva's Tower falls Der Trinker, the Tippler - T. Walther Dere's some one in de House wid Dinah Descend, ye chaste Nine! Despair - Haydn Devotion - D'Alquen, Poetry by Sforza Dicky Gossip - As sung by the celebrated Mr. Suett Did ye see the red Rose on its bonny green Stem Did you ne'er hear a Tale Die Feen Koniginn, the Fairy Queen - C. Walther Diogenes, surly and proud Does my Brother think of me - Translated from the German of Prince Ernest, Music by Prince Albert Donald - Old Scotch Song Don't be in such a Hurry - W. T. Parke Dorsetshire House Dost ask me how I am? Down among the Dead Men Down by the River there grows a Green Willow - Storace, Words by G. Colman Dumble Dum Deary Dunois the Brave - French Romance Early Days! how fair and fleeting! - Stevenson Earth, to thy Bosom Eleven Years have pass'd away Encompass'd in an Angel's Frame - Jackson England, Home of the Free - Oscar Perry Ere around the Huge Oak - Shield Erin Go Bragh Faint and Wearily - Dr. Arnold Fair Janet - Mozart, the Poetry by Miss Mitford Fair Jessy, the Maid of the Moor - Dr. John Clark, Poetry by Mrs. Hemans Fair Ladles! I, being rather shy Fair Lake! whose bright Crystal Fair one! take this Rose Fairest of the Virgin Train Faithless Emma - Sir J. A. Stevenson Fancy dipp'd her Pen in Dew - Whitaker Far in the wild Wood Far over yon Hills of the Heather sae green Far remov'd from Noise and Smoke Far remov'd from the Town Far, far from me - M. P. King Fare Thee Well - Mozart, Poetry by Lord Byron Farewell to old England! thy white Cliffs, Adieu! Farewell, Sweet! - C. Gilfert, Poetry by H. F. Heaihcote Farewell, thou Stream - Burns Father! I call on Thee, German Prayer - Himmel Fill up each Glass Fill! fill! - From Flotow's 'Stradella' Fill! fill! till the Glass runs o'er - Der Freyschutz Fisher's Song - Adapted to an Air by Von Rhyn Flora M'Donald's Lament - Neil Gow, jun. Flow, thou regal purple Stream - Dr. Arnold Fly not yet - Moore's Irish Melody For England, when, with fav'ring Gale For Freedom and his Native Land For Tenderness form'd For thee all the Hardships of Life I could bear Forget me not Forgive the Muse that slumber'd - Irish Melody, Moore's 'I'd mourn the Hopes,' Poetry by L. Rede Fresh and strong the Breeze is blowing - Dr. Arne Friend of my Soul, when all has fled - Auber From aloft the Sailor looks - Storace From Distant Climes - J. Magrath From Night till Morn From the Danube was he riding - N. Corri From the steep Promontory gaz'd From the white-blossom'd Sloe Funny and free are the Bachelor's Revelries Gaffer Grist, Gaffer's Son Gaiete de C©«ur - Adapted to an Air by Winter Gentle Youth! ah tell me why - Dr. Arne Gentle Zitella! whither away Get up and bar the Door - Old Scotch Song Gin a Body meet a Body Gin I had a wee House, and a canty wee Fire Glowing with Love, on Fire for Fame Go at Midnight's Dreamy Hour God of Peace! before thee, peaceful, here we kneel God Save the Queen Gramachree, Molly! - Irish Melody Gratitude - W. Reeve Green grow the Rashes, O! - Poetry by Burns Green were the Fields where my Forefathers dwelt Had I a Cave on some distant Shore - Burns Had I a Heart for Falsehood fram'd - Irish Melody, Moore's 'The Harp that once' Hallo! ye my Fellows, arise and advance Hamlet - Mock Heroic, by Hook, to the Tune of 'Lunnun is the Devil' Happy Friendship - Old Scotch Air, Poetry by Burns Happy he, to whom kind Heaven Happy we are a' thegither Hark! I hear the Ocean's whelming Sweep - Moore's 'Love's Young Dream,' Poetry by Leman Rede Hark! the Bells are gaily Ringing - Verdi's 'Nino' Hark! the Merry Bells - From Flotow's 'Stradella' Hark! the Song of the moaning Vesper Gale - Hindostanee Melody, Poetry by W. Reader Hark! with what Glee yon merry Clown Hark, Phillis! hark! Harvest Home - J. Davy, Poetry by T. Dibdin Hassan the Brave - Poetry by Sir Walter Scott Haste! Haste! I prithee haste away - I. Nathan Have I then the Lyre forsaken Have ye Faith in One Another - T. B. Brett He comes from the Wars He loves and he rides away - C. E. Horn He shineth out He was fam'd for Deeds of Arms - Corri Hear me! Love! - From Weber's 'Der Freyschutz' Heigho for a Husband Helen - Irish Melody. Moore's 'Meeting of the Waters,' the Poetry by Lamar Rede Her Lover's Lute Her Mouth, with a Smile Here awa' there awa', wandering Willie Here we Meet, too soon to Part - Rossini Here's a Health to the Queen, and a lasting Peace Here's a Health to those far away Here's a pretty Set of us! Here's to the Maiden of bashful Fifteen - Sheridan He's comin' again He's ower the Hills that I loe weel Hey, Jenny, come down to Jock Highland Mary - Poetry by Burns Hither, Mary! hither come! - Hook Home - One of the Classical Songs of Germany, with Translation by G. Soane, A. B. Honest Bob of the Mill Hope told a flattering Tale - Dr. Arne Hope, thou Nurse Hope, with her Rainbow beaming bright - Sir J. Stevenson, Words by J. A. Wade How dear to this Heart are The Scenes of my Childhood How fair the Heavens - Rossini's 'Semiramide' How happily my Life I led - Storace How I love to see thee, golden Ev'ning Sun How it rustles mid the Bowers How lost the Mind, which, cold and dark How oft, Louisa, hast thou said - From the 'Duenna' How slowly move the Hours - Sir J. Stevenson How stands the Glass around How sweet are the Flowers How sweet are the Moments How sweet the Sound, when Woods around How well I remember the Ninth of November Hunting the Hare - Old English Air Hurrah for the Girl of our Hearts - Blewitt Husband! Husband! cease your Strife Hush, ev'ry Breeze - Hook Hush'd be Sorrow's Sigh - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Nora Creina,' the Poetry by Leman Rede Hymn to Freedom - Irish Melody, 'Down beside me,' the Poetry by M. J. Barry Hymn to Solitude - To Mozart's 'Susse heilige Natur' I am a brisk and sprightly Lad I am a Child of the Mountain I am a fairy Queen! my Magic Pow'r I am a young Man that's most highly Respectable - Comic Song by Leman Rede, to Irish Melody I and my Bottle, we're always united I ask thee not to think of me I came across de Ocean I canna like you, gentle Sir - Scottish Melody I care not for Spring I could never Lustre see - From the 'Duenna' I gaz'd upon her Face I have a silent Sorrow here - Duchess of Devonshire I hear thee speak I heard old Massa say I left thee where I found thee, Love - C. Gilfert I liv'd and could not fix I lov'd a Maid call'd Betty Wade I love my Love in the Morning - Adapted by J. N. Sola to an Irish Melody I love the little laughing Rill I love the Night - H. Russell, Poetry by G. P. Morris I lub to mad Distraction I met upon a Journey - To an Air by Beauplan I said I would love thee I think on thee when on the Sea I thought our Quarrels ended - From 'No Song no Supper' I wander'd once, at Break of Day I was born in a neat Country Town I was born in Alabama I wear not the Purple I went to the Fair I would sing of her I love - Poetry by J. W. Dalby, adapted to an Air by Rossini Ich denke dein; I think on Thee - C. Walther, the Poetry translated from Goethe If for me other Maid thou shouldst leave - Voigt If my Song can fondly move thee - Mozart, Poetry by D. Thomson If that high World - Hebrew Melody, Poetry by Lord Byron If thou wouldst win a lasting Fame If you're waking, call me early I'll sing you a song I am singing for ever I'll think upon Thee I'm a General, 'tis well known I'm a Joiner by Trade I'm a little forlorn, and my Tale is of Sorrow I'm a Spirit of the Ocean I'm Afloat - A New Song for the Yacht Clubs, by Eliza Cook, to Henry Russell's Music I'm Afloat - Henry Russell I'm goin' ober de Mountain - Negro Melody I'm gwin to see my lubly Dinah I'm not such a Fool as I look I'm often ask'd by plodding Souls I'm Simon Bore, just come from College I'm Single yet I'm wearin' awa', Jean I'm with you once again - W. R. Dempster, Poetry by G. P. Morris In a stately Hall at Worms, one Day In a Village there liv'd In a young Lady's Heart once a Secret was lurking In Dublin, that City of Riches and Fame In Griefs and in Dangers - H. Russell, Poetry by H. J. Sharpe' In Infancy our Hopes and Fears - Dr. Arne In my Cottage near a Wood - R. A. Moreland In my wee Ha' In Peace Love tunes the Shepherd's Reed In Remembrance of thee - Adapted from a Waltz by Strauss, by T. B. Phipps In Spite of Wisdom's warning Voice In Tennessee, as I've heard say In the Dead of the Night In the Downhill of Life - Written by Collins In the Land of Hibernia - Hook In the lone Hour of Life In the Midst of the Sea, like a tough Man-of-War In the Praise of Queen Bess In the Woody Wilds we dwell - Hindostanee Melody, adapted to Poetry by J. W. Reader In thee I bear so dear a Part In this improving Age In Wine there is all in this Life we can name In Winter, when the Rain rain'd cauld Ireland for ever Is thy Heart with me? - Poetry by G. J. De Wilde, adapted to an Air by Auber It fell about the Martinmas Time It is the Hour - Hebrew Melody, adapted to Poetry of Lord Byron It is the Hour - To an Air by Donizetti It was an English Lady bright It was Dunois the young and brave It was in the Winter It was summer, and softly I've a Toast now to give - Blewitt I've been among the mighty Alps I've lost my Heart I've Lovers kind, and Suitors many - Hook I've travel'd afar from my dear native Home I've wandered oft in Childhood I'ze a poor Country Lad I'ze a Yorkshireman Just come to Town Jack and I saw them no more - Hook Jack and I were both Messmates Jenny, get your Oat-Cake done Jephtha's Daughter - Hebrew Melody, adapted to Poetry of Lord Byron by I. Nathan Jessie, the Flower of Dunblane - R. A. Smith Jock o' Hazeldean - Scottish Melody, Poetry by Sir Walter Scott Jockey, he came here to woo John Anderson, my Jo - Poetry by Burns John Bull was a Bumpkin born and bred Johnny Brock, from Chickalaw Joltering Giles - Charles Dibdin Julia to the Wood Robin - Spofforth Kate Kearney Katherine Ogie - Scottish Melody Kathleen O'More - Irish Ballad Keen blaws the Wind ower the Braes o' Gleniffer Kind Boatman, lend me L, A, W Lady of Night - H. Oakey, Poetry by Mrs. Price Land ho! - Henry Russell Last May a braw Wooer - Words by Burns Last New Year's Morn, as I've heard say Let gay ones and great Let the Feeble-hearted pine Let us haste to Kelvin Grove - Written by John Lyle Lewie Gordon Liberty's Appeal - Peninsular Melody, Poetry by John Bowring, L. L. D. Life let us cherish - Mozart Life with me begins to dwindle - From Boildieu's 'La Dame Blanche,' Poetry by J. H. Payne Life's as like as can be to an Irish Wake Life's like a Ship in constant Motion Light as Thistle Down Lilies and Roses Listen, listen, to the Voice of Love - Hook Little Fools and Great Ones - Henry Russell, Poetry by Charles Mackay Little Taffline - Storace Logie o' Buchan Long I've been an Orphan poor - J. Davy Look you now - W. Reeve Lord Lovel Lord Ullin's Daughter - G. Thomson, Poetry by T. Campbell Lost Gertrude - F. H. S. Pendleton Loud roars the dreadful Thunder Love among the Roses - J. C. Doyle Love rules the Court, the Camp - Poetry by Sir Walter Scott Love smiles our Cares away - A. Loder, Poetry by J. F. Kingston Love wakes and weeps while Beauty sleeps - J. M'Murdie, the Poetry by Sir Walter Scott Love, little blind Urchin Love, one Day, recruiting went Love, they say, is like the Meteor - From Flotow's 'Stradella,' Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Love's Apology - G. Nicks Love's Call, or Young Agnes - Serenade from Auber's 'Fra Diavolo' Love's like a Summer's Day - J. Blewitt, Poetry by G. Macfarren Love's Recruiting - J. Barnett Love's Ritornella - T. Cooke, Words by J. R. Place Lucy Long - Henry Russell, Words by Leman Rede Lucy Neal - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Ma chere Amie Maclaine - Scottish Song, Miss Ross Madame Vandercrout - Charles Dibdin Maid Marian's Song - E. J. Loder, Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Maiden who art bower'd Maidens! would you know - From Flotow's 'Stradella,' Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. March to the Battle-Field - Irish Melody, Moore's Oft in the Stilly Night' March! march! Ettrick and Tiviotdale Marche des Marseillois Margaret's Bower - J. M. Jolly. Poetry by J. W. Leslie Margery Grinder Mark the sad Rose - P. Knapton, Poetry from Forbes's 'Oriental Memoirs' Marseillois Hymn, in French and English Mary Morison - Old Scotch Melody, Poetry by Burns Mary! I believ'd thee true - Sir J. Stevenson Mary, thy Name no longer is spoken Mary's Bower - Hook Mat Mudge, the Sexton of our Town Maxwelton Braes are bonnie Meet me in the Grove - S. D. Saunders Merrily, merrily, merrily, O! Mine be a Cot beside the Hill Minstrel, strike the Harp - The 'Da Conta,' in Bellini's 'Norma,' Words by G. Soane, A. B. Miss Muz, the Milliner Miss Wrinkle - G. Nicks Mister Spriggs, the Grocer, he married Miss Revel Moderation and Alteration - The Original of the Old English Gentleman Money is your Friend Moonlight softly is bringing Moorish Gathering-Song - Poetry by Mrs. Hemans Mother! O sing me to Rest! - Peninsular Melody, Poetry by Mrs. Hemana Mother! thou didst watch my Infant Eye Mrs. Waddle, of Chickabiddy Lane Murmur, gentle Lyre Must I leave the Friends that Love me? - From Verdi's 'Nino,' Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Must Peace and Pleasure's melting Strain My ain Fireside My ain kind Deary O - Old Scotch Song, Barns My Bonnie Lizzie Baillie My Bonnie Plaid - W. Spark My Bosom Flower - New Scottish Song, J. Pearman My Boy Tammy - Poetry by Hector Macneill My Dog and my Gun - Dr. Arne My Father's Home - Arranged to an Air by Mozart My Fondest! my Fairest! - G. Linley, to Hummel's 'A la Tyrolienne' My Friend is the Man, or the Model - Hook My Gauntlet's Down - I. Nathan, Poetry by James Kenney My Gentle Isabel - A. Loder, Poetry by Mrs. Crawford My Heart is a breaking, dear Tittie My Heart is as honest and brave My Heart is Sair - Scottish Song My Heart's my own My Heart's on the Rhine - W. Speyer, the German translated by G. Soane, A. B. My Jo Janet - Ancient Scotch Song My Lodging is on the cold Ground - Giardini My Lord Tomnoddy - Words from Ingoldsby Papen My Love was born in Aberdeen My Love, still I think My Maiden Aunt - Miss Smith My Meerschaum Bowl - T. B. Brett My Mother bids me bind my Hair - Haydn My Mother's Bible - Henry Russell, Poetry by G. P. Morris My Nannie's awa' - Scotch Melody, Poetry by Burns My Native Isle My Old Aunt Sally - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders My Old Wife - Henry Russell, Poetry by J. B. Phillips My own dear Somebody My Philosophy - Poetry by John Jarvis, arranged to an Air by Mozart My Seventeenth Year scarce over My Skiff is on de Shore - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders My Spouse Nancie - The Poetry by Burns Nancy's to the Green-wood gane - Scottish Melody, the Poetry by Ainslie Near Moorfields is a House of Pray'r Near the Hill where in Ruins Ne'er ask where radiant Summer flies - James Ions New Zealander's Battle-Song - Samatbeni, the Poetry from the German of Berger Nice young Maidens - The Words by P. I. Hodgson Nigh to a Grave that was newly made Night is Falling - To Hindostanee Melody Night Song - Adapted to an Air by Reisinger No Flower that blows is like this Rose - Linley No more I'll court the Town-bred Fair No more shall I seek in the red Field of Danger - Irish Melody, 'Tis gone and for ever' Nobody knows! nobody knows - A. D. Roche Not Married yet - Henry Russell Not wisely, but too well - Miss Louisa H. Sheridan Not yet Returning - From Beethoven's 'Fidelio, 'the Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Noted for Lasses kind and sweet Now in her green Mantle bright Nature arrays Now the dancing Sunbeams play Now, my Seed, thy Grave is made - Weber O a dainty Plant is the Ivy Green O a mournful Sound has the Old Church Bell O bless'd be the Laddie, I munna tell who O Brothers, come hither, and list to my Story O bud not yet, ye gentle Flowers O call me not happy - Miss Wollaston O come with me! I'll row thee o'er O come! 'tis the Hour thou didst promise to meet me O could I bid my mournful Heart O could I bid the Days return - Irish Melody, Moore's 'When first I met thee' O dear! O dear! good Gentlefolks O dearly do I love to rove O do not think, though I have learn'd O Erin! the Land of the Fair and the Bold - J. C. Clifton O give me a sweet and a shady Bow'r O had I a Cave on some wild distant Shore O had I Jubal's Lyre, or Miriam's tuneful Voice O had my Love ne'er smil'd on me - From the 'Duenna' O how shall I in Language weak - From 'Love in a Village' O how sweetly Love smiles O I hae seen great ones O it was not for me that I beard the Bells ringing - Whitaker O Italy! my native Land! - From Flotow's 'Stradella,' the Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. O Jeannie Gray! - Arranged to an Air by Bellini O Kilmurry M'Mahon's a Place you would bless O listen, listen, to the Voice of Love O Logie o' Buchan! O Logie the Laird! O long I've been wand'ring through Valley and Bow'rs O Love is just like Gaming - Irish Melody, Moore's 'To Ladies' Eyes,' the Poetry by Leman Rede O Love is the Soul of a neat Irishman O Love! I defy'd thee this Bosom to move O mark yon little bounding Bark! - Melody by Spohr O my Love's like the red, red Rose O name not those Days - To an Air by Louis Spohr O Nanny! wilt thou gang wi' me - Carter, the Poetry by Dr. Percy O never more - Irish Melody, Moore's 'The Harp that once,' the Poetry by Leman Rede O no, my Love! no! - M. Kelly, Poetry by M Lewis O not for me - H. Oakey, the Poetry by Mrs. Price O oft it's been my happy Lot O rest thee, Babe! - Whitaker O sadly, ye dark rolling Waves O say not Woman's Heart is bought O scorn me not as a fameless Thing O Scotland! my Country! - Davy O send Lewie Gordon Hame O should you e'er meet with Kate Kearney O slumber, my Darling O softly falls the Foot of Love O sweet as the mild Sighs of Ev'ning - Donizetti O sweet is the Blossom that hangs on the Tree O sweet is the Hour - Spanish Melody O sweet Sir, for your Courtesie O swift we go - Miss Abrams O take this Leaf - Pleyel, the Poetry by J. A. Wade O tell me not of fairer Lands O tell me not that Love can fade - To an Air by Donizetti O tell me, Mary dear - Sir J. Stevenson O the Days when I was courted - T. J. Boardman O the Marriage! - Irish Melody, Poetry by T. Davis O the Orator's Voice is a mighty Pow'r O the Prairie Lea is the Home for me O then shall our Meeting be - J. Watson, the Words by J. H. Planche O think not that the fairest Face - Mozart's 'Das Madchen und der Vogel,' arranged to the Poetry of W. Thomson O this is no my ain Lassie - Poetry by Burns O this Love! this Love! - Henry Russell, the Poetry by G. P. Morris O thou whom my Soul lov'd O Tibbie! I hae seen the Day - Old Scotch Melody, the Poetry by Burns O 'tis Love - Adapted by Henry Phillips to the French Air, 'C'est L'Amour' O turn those dear, dear Eyes away - J. De Pinna O twine me a Bower - Alexander D. Roche, the Poetry by T. C. Croker O Wae upon that fearfu' Deed O Wae's me for Prince Charlie - Jacobite Song O Waly, Waly, up the Bank O weel may the Boatie row - Scottish Song O weep for those that wept by Babel's Stream O welcome, Charlie, o'er the Main O welcome, sturdy Winter O were I but a Bird - Louis Spohr O wha is she that loves me? - Poetry by Burns O what a charming Fellow! O what care I for Mam or Dad O when in Days that are yet to rise - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Legacy' O where are you going O whistle, and I'll come to thee, my Lad - Burns O who would be a Sailor's Wife O Wonders sure will never cease O would that I had never known O yonder is the well-known Spot O young Lochinvar has come out of the West O ¬®ary! at thy Window be Och, when I was Christen'd 'twas on a Fast-day Ochoin, ochri O - Old Scotch Melody Od's Blood, what a Time for a Seaman to skulk O'er barren Hills and flow'ry Dales O'er the dark Waters - Mrs. W. Marshall Of a' the Airts the Win' can blaw - Poetry by Burns Of all Heav'n gave to comfort Man Of all the Girls that are so smart Of all the Lands that on Earth are found - H. West Of Friendship I have heard Of the Ancients is't speaking, my Soul Oft has the World been well defin'd Oft have I mark'd the Ev'ning Shade - Dr. John Smith Old Adam's Song - E. J. Loder, Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Old Dan Tucker - As sung by Henry Russell Old Joe sat at de Garden Gate Old King Time - H. Russell, Poetry by Eliza Cook Old Tare River - Negro Melody, Words by L. Rede Old Time has dimm'd the Lustre of her Eyes Old Time, to-day, twines Flowers Old Tubal Cain was a Man of Might - H. Russell Ole Bull and Old Dan Tucker - As sung by H. Russell On a lone barren Isle On a rocky Cliff I stood On by the Spur of Valour goaded On old Long Island's sea-girt Shore On Richmond Hill there lives a Lass On the Banks of Allan Water On the Brave who have fallen On the dark lonely Strand - Irish Melody, Moore's 'At the Mid Hour of Night,' Poetry by L. Rede Once my Heart the Truant play'd One Bottle more One Day from de old Racoons to flee One kind Kiss before we part - K. Dodsley One Moonshiny Morning I came from Tralee One Night came on a Hurricane Onwards, my Bark! o'er the green Waves fly Oons, Neighbour! ne'er blush for a trifle like this Open thy Lattice, Love! - Serenade, J. P. Knight Our Country is our Ship - Reeve Our Mountain Brooks were rushing Our Way across the Mountains - Henry Russell Our Youth is like the Fairy Tale - Poetry by D. Thomson Over the sunny Hills I stray Over the Water to Charlie - Old Scotch Melody Overboard he vent, or the Waterman of Fountain Stairs - J. Sanderson Paddy Shannon, high mounted on his trotting little Pony Paddy's Balloon - Reeve Pale Daisy, gentlest Flower Patty Kavannah - Poetry by C. Dibdin, jun. Peaceful slumb'ring on the Ocean - Storace Pestal's Song, written on his Prison Wall - The Translation by G. Soane, A. B. Pibroch of Donuil Dhuibh - Old Scotch Melody, Poetry by Sir Walter Scott Plato's Advice Plenty of Love - C. J. Hess, the Poetry translated from Beranger's Songs Poor Mr. Spriggs - Reeve, the Words by T. Dibdin Pope Joan - Written and composed by Dibdin Potatoes grow in Limerick, mid Beef at Ballymore Pray, Goody - From 'Midas' Prince Charlie's Welcome to Skye Queen Catherine's Death-Bed - E. J. Loder, the Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Ranz des Vaches - The National Air of Switzerland Recollection - Canzonet, Haydn Red is the Billow Spray - Hindostanee Melody, the Poetry by W. Reader Remember me - The Poetry by G. J. De Wilde, arranged to the Air 'Souvenir du Simplon' Remember me when far away - Whitaker Remember, Love! remember! - Parke Rest, Warrior! rest! - Michael Kelly Return, O my Love! - The Poetry by Sarina, arranged to a popular Swiss Air Roberto! dearest Roberto! who deem'd me once so fair - From Meyerbeer's 'Robert le Diable' Robin Adair Robin Hood is lying Dead - E. J. Loder, the Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Robin's awa' - Old Scottish Melody Rockaway - Henry Russell, Poetry by H. J. Sharpe Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep - J. P. Knight Rose of this enchanted Vale - Hindostanee Melody, Poetry by W. Reader Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch - Poetry by Mrs. Grant Saint Anthony sat on a lowly Stool Saint Patrick was a Gentleman Sally in our Alley - H. Carey Sally Pell - C. E. Horn Saw ye aught o' my Love - Scotch Air, the Poetry by T. Dibdin Saw ye my wee Thing - Old Scotch Song, the Poetry by Hector Macneil Saw ye the Shadow o'er his Brow Say, have you in the Village seen Say, little foolish fluttering Thing - Dr. Arne Says Plato, 'Why should Man be vain?' Scots, wha ha'e wi' Wallace bled Shall we meet ere Ev'ning's gray She had twin'd her flowing Hair She heard the Fight was over She never told her Love - Canzonet, Haydn She walks in Beauty, like the Night - I. Nathan, the Poetry by Lord Byron Sheltered well by friendly Mountains Shepherds! I have lost my Love! She's all my Fancy painted her She's all that Fancy painted her Should auld Acquaintance be forgot Should e'er the Fortune be my Lot Silly Maids, Beatrice's Song - E. J. Loder, Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Since Artists who sue for the Trophies of Fame Since Fate of Sailors hourly varies Since our Country, our God! O my Sire! Since our Foes to invade us have long been preparing Since Pride is the Parent of Pain Since, then, I'm doom'd - Italian Air Sing me the Song of other Days - T. B. Brett, the Words by Mrs. Abday Sing on! sing on! - J. C. Clifton, the Poetry by T. H. Bayley Sir Steeple he courted the fair Widow Glib Smile on, for thy young Day is dawning - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Sing, sing,' Poetry by Leman Rede So Young and so Lovely - Henry Russell Some have travers'd the fathomless Ocean Some love to Roam - H. Russell, Poetry by C. Mackay Some Nations may boast of their Walls Somehow my Spindle I mislaid - From 'The Deserter' Son, I give my Spear to thee Song of the Mariners - Henry Russell, the Poetry by Eliza Cook Songs of Shepherds, in rustical Roundelays Spring has Violets blue Spring is blooming over Earth Spring Song - Reisinger, the Poetry from the German Stay, sweet Enchanter of the Grove Stay, Traveller, stay - From 'La Donna del Lago' Step together - From Duffy's 'Spirit of the Nation' Strew, strew with Roses Sturdy Winter - The Music from 'Der Freyschutz,' the Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. Such a Beauty I did grow Sunshine on thy Pathway - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Though the last Glimpse of Erin' Susan, dear, I'm only thine Sweet Anne Page - Welsh Air, Poetry from 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' Sweet Ellen, the Maid of the Mill - W. H. Cutler Sweet Kitty Clover - Kean, the Poetry by Knight Sweet Lilies of the Valley - Hook Sweet Maid! if thou wouldst charm my Sight Sweet Maid! then think of me - Portuguese Melody, Poetry by G E. Giffard Sweet Norah of Liffy's Side - G. Broad, Words by C. Dibdin the Younger Sweet Robin Sweet Spring is returning Sweetly o'er the rural Scene - Steibelt, Poetry by Ball Sympathy - Haydn Tak yer auld Cloak aboot ye - Old Scotch Song Take the Helm from my aching Brow Take this Rose - T. V. Wiesenthal Tam Glen - Old Scotch Melody, Poetry by Burns Tell her I'll love her - Shield Tell me, babbling Echo - Dr. Arne Tell me, have you seen a Toy - W. H. Ware The Absent Lover, Scotch Song - Poetry by Miss Blamire The Adieu - Jackson The Adventures of Major Longbow The Anguish of my bursting Heart The Appeal of Spain - Peninsular Melody, Words by John Bowring, L. L. D. The Arethusa - W. Shield, Poetry by Prince Hoare The Balgrie o't - Old Scottish Song The Banks of Allan Water The Banks of the Dee - Old Scottish Melody The Banks of the River were lovely and bright The Bark is on the swelling Wave - Irish Melody, Moore's 'St. Senanus and the Lady,' Poetry by Leman Rede The Barrel of Pork The Bay of Biscay - J. Davy The Beacon - W. Hawes The Beautiful Boy The Better Land The Bewilder'd Knight The Billet-Doux - Shield The Birks of Aberfeldy - Poetry by Burns The Board is dress'd, come deal away The Bold Dragoon The Braes of Gleniffer - Old Scotch Song, Words by Tannahill The Brave Irish Boy The Bride and her Love - Dixon, Poetry by Neele The Bride, she is winsome and bonnie The Bridesmaid - Miss Mounsey, Poetry by Fitzball The Broken Heart - Adapted to an Air by Meyer The Bud of the Rose - W. Shield The Canary Bird - Charles Dibdin The Carrier Pigeon - American Melody and Poetry The Chamois-Hunter - Poetry by G. J. de Wilde, arranged to an Air by Sphor The Chapel - Translated from the German of Uhland, and adapted to an Air by H. Proch The Chieftain's Daughter - Henry Russell, Poetry by G. P. Morris The Clever Woman - J. Blewitt, Poetry by the Hon. Grantley Fltzhardinge Berkeley The cold Wind swept the Mountain's Height The Convent Bell - T. Attwood The Cork Leg The Cottage of Love - W. Reeve The Cuckoo - Dr. Arne, Poetry from Shakspeare The Dawn of Day - Poetry by Mrs. Cornwell Baron Wilson, adapted to an Air by Weber The Day is departed, and round from the Cloud The Death of Tom Moody - Shield The Deep Blue Sea - Charles Arnold The Deep Blue Wave - F. H. S. Pendleton The De'il cam' fiddlin' through the Toun The De'il's awa' wi' the Exciseman - Poetry by Burns The Disconsolate Sailor The Dying Legacy - Henry Russell The Echoes - Words by W. Ball, to an Air by Weber The Echoing Horn - Dr. Arne The English may boost of their sweet-scented Roses The English Padlock The Equivalent - Reeve The Ev'ning Sprites are sleeping The Exile - H. Russell, Poetry by Charles Mackay The Fairies' Song - Dr. J. Smith, Words by J. Graham The Fairy The False Heart - Peninsular Melody, Poetry by the Hon. Mrs. Norton The Father of Nancy a Forester was The Female Crier - Hook The Fine Old Colour'd Gentleman - Negro Melody, as sung by Henry Russell The First dear Thing that ever I lov'd - Henry Russell, Poetry by Rev. A. C. Co¬çe The Fisher Boy - H. Russell, Poetry by Eliza Cook The Flowers of the Forest - Hook The Flowing Bowl - Charles Dibdin The Forget-me-Not - Translated from the German of Muller, and adapted to a German Air The Friend The Friend of my Heart - Miss Abrams The Gallant Troubadour - Poetry by Sir Walter Scott, adapted to a favourite French Air The Galvanic Ring - Irish Melody, Moore's 'O Nothing in Life can sadden us,' Poetry by L. Rede The Garland of Love - Hook The Golden Days of good Queen Bess - Old English Melody, Poetry by Collins The Golden Days we now possess; Sequel to above The Gondola glides like a Spirit of Night - John Rogers, Poetry by T. K. Hervey The Grasp of a Friend - Adapted to an Air by Donizetti, Poetry by W. Jones The Grass had nae Freedom o' growin' The Grave of Bonaparte - L. Heath The Graves of a Household - Arranged to an Air by Donizetti, Poetry by Mrs. Hemans The Green Bushes - Old Irish Melody, as sung by Mrs. Fitzwilliam The Green Little Shamrock of Ireland - Shield The Groves of Blarney The Happy Days of Childhood - Henry Russell The Hardy Sailor braves the Ocean - Shield The Heath, this Night - Poetry by Sir Walter Scott The Heaving of the Lead - Shield The Hero who, to live in Story The Humble Thatch'd Cottage in the Village of Love - J. Sanderson The Hunter and his Bride - Poetry by Bertaldi The Invitation - Poetry arranged to an Air by Bellini The Irish Duel - Words by T. Dibdin The Irish Joiner - J. Blewitt, Words by J. Lunn, Esq. The Irish Wake - Charles Dibdin The Ivy Green - Henry Russell, Poetry by Charles Dickens, Esq. The Jolly Ringers - Charles Dibdin The Jug of Punch - From the 'Green Bushes' The King and the Jackets of Blue - J. Blewitt, Poetry by Douglas Jerrold The Kiss, dear Maid - Poetry by Lord Byron The Knitting-Girl - Haydn The Lad with the Carrotty Poll - Knight The Laird o' Cockpen - Old Scottish Song The Land in the Ocean - T. Attwood, Words by T. Dibdin The Land o' the Leal - Poetry by Burns The Land we live in - W. Reeve The Landlady's Daughter - Poetry from the German of Uhland, adapted to an Air by T. Schubert The Lass o' Gowrie The Lass o' Patie's Mill - Old Scotch Melody, Poetry by Ramsey The Lass of Richmond Hill The last Chord has fled of the sweet Serenade The Last Words of Marmion - Poetry by Sir W. Scott The Laughing Song - From 'Der Freyschutz,' Words by G. Soane, A. B. The Lay of the Mountaineer - Poetry by J. W. Dalby, adapted to an Air by Rossini The Lily - J. M. Jolly, Poetry by J. W. Leslie The Lily of the Vale - F. H. S. Pendleton The Little Haymaker - Reeve The Lord Mayor's Show - Blewitt, Words by T. Hood The Lover's Lute - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Minstrel Boy,' Poetry by Leman Rede The Maid of the Green, Pretty Sally - Hook The Maid that tends the Goats - Old Scotch Melody The Main - Henry Russell, Poetry by H. J. Sharpe The Marseillois Hymn and March - French National Air, with French and English Words The May Queen - W. Dempster, Poetry by Alfred Tennyson The Memory of the Dead - From 'Duffy's Spirit of the Nation' The Mermaid's Song - Haydn The Miniature - J. P. Knight, Poetry by G. P. Morris The Minstrel holds the Standard-Bearer's Watch The Minstrel to his Harp - Poetry by Wilmington Fleming, arranged to an Air by Auber The Minstrel's Lament - C. Jewell, Poetry by J. E. Carpenter The Modest Bachelor - T. B. Brett The Moment Aurora peep'd into my Room - Dibdin The Mountain Maid The Mountain Maid - John Sinclair The New Submarine Telegraph - H. West, R. A. M., Words by H. J. Athol Wood The News from Moidart cam' Yestreen The Night-Watch, a Song of the Sentinel - Poetry by Creighton, arranged to Air by Meyerbeer The Norwegian Maid - Norwegian Melody, adapted to Poetry of David Thomson The Old Church Bell - Henry Russell The Old Commodore - Reeve The Old Farm Gate - H. Russell, Poetry by B. Cook The Old Jaw-Bone - Negro Melody, Words altered and adapted by F. A. D. The Old Mill Stream - H. Russell, Poetry by E. Cook The Old Oaken Bucket - Frederick Smith The Old Sexton - H. Russell, Poetry by P. Benjamin The Old Suabian Warrior's Address to his Son - Thibault Conte de Champagne, Poetry translated from the German of Stalberg The Oven, or Lodgings to Let - George Colman The Parson's Clerk - Thomas Hudson The Patriot's Welcome - Henry Russell, Poetry by Miss Jane Anna Porter The Peasant Boy - Poetry and Music by John Parry The Piper came to our Town The Piper o' Dundee - Jacobite Song The Plough-Boy The Poachers The Poet's Blessing - From the German of Uhland, adapted to an Air by Muller The Policeman's Love - From 'Merry England in the Olden Time,' by George Daniel, Esq. The Post Captain - Shield, Words by Rannie The Prairie Lea - J. P. Knight, Poetry by Dr. J. K. Mitchell The Rejected - Poetry by Miss Wollaston The Richest Prince - Translated from the German of Korner, and adapted to an Air by Wolff The Right Road - Irish Melody, 'Castle Tirowen,' Moore's 'Remember me,' Poetry by T. Davis The Rising Sun - H. Russell, Poetry by H. J. Sharpe The Rivulet - Reisinger, Poetry from the German The Robin's Petition - Whitaker, Poetry by Miss Edgeworth The Rose had been wash'd - Webbe, Poetry by Cowper The Rose of the Valley - Reeve, Poetry by C. Dibdin The Rosebuds - Hook The Rose's rich Blossom The Rover's Song - Arranged to an Air by Donizetti The Rushlight - H. Russell, Poetry by Eliza Cook The Sailor Boy - T. F. Chipp, Poetry by S. May The Sailor's Allegory - Poetry by G. S. Carey The Sailor's Consolation in a Storm The Sailor's Wife - John Emdin The Sapling Oak - Stephen Storace The Savoyard's Return - J. Addison, Words by H. K. White The Scene was more beautiful far to my Eye The Sea-Boy on the giddy Mast - Whitaker The Sea-girt Rocks, my native Isle The Season comes when first we met The Secret - Arranged to a celebrated German Waltz The Sigh of her Heart was sincere - Sir J. Stevenson, Poetry by Peter Pindar The Sky with Clouds was overcast The Sleeping Beauty - Translated from the German, and adapted to a German Air The Snow-Storm - L. Heath, Poetry by Seba Smith The Soldier and his Bride - Henry Russell The Sorrow-strung Harp - T. B. Brett The Spider and the Fly - As sung by Henry Russell The Spirit and the Stream - To the Old Arm-Chair, Henry Russell, Poetry by Elisa Cook The Spirit of the Sea - To an Air by Donizetti The Sprig of Shillelah The Standard-Watch, or, Standard-Bearer - Poetry translated by G. Soane, A. B. The Steam Arm The Storm - Falconer The Streamlet that flow'd round her Cot - Shield The Struggle for Fame - Henry Russell, Poetry by Charles Mackay The Sun - John Barnett, Poetry by F. W. N. Bayley The Sun has gane down o'er the lofty Ben Lomond The Swains who wake Erato's String The Tear - G. J. Godian, Poetry by Lord Byron The Teetotal Society - Henry Russell The Temptations of the good St. Anthony The Thistle of Scotland for ever - A. D. Roche The Thorn - Shield The Thornless Rose - W. Kirby, Poetry by Rosamond Wadams The Tight Irish Boy The Tippler - C. Walther The Tired Soldier - T. Coombe The Topsails shiver in the Wind - Dr. Arne The Treasure-Finder - From Auber's Opera of 'The Crown Jewels,' Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. The Troth I have plighted - Words by Neale, adapted to the Air of an Italian Waltz The Two Lovers - J. P. Knight, Poetry by Heber The Village Bells, or May-Day - T. Welsh The Village Smithy - From the German of Korner, adapted to an Air by Godfred Weber The Voice and the Pen - Irish Melody, 'Is it the Priest you want,' Poetry by D. F. M'Carthy The Vulture of the Alps - Music by J. J. Hutchinson, of the American Hutchinson Family The Wake of Teddy Roe The Wanderer - Thomas Dibdin The Wanderer's Return - Mozart, Poetry by D. Thomson The War that for a Space did fall The Warrior's Return - J. M. Jolly The Washing-Day - To the Air 'There's nae Luck aboot the House' The Way was dark and dreary - M. P. King The Wedding of Ballyporeen The Welcome - Irish Melody, Poetry by T. Davis The Welsh Harper - T. Smith The West Country Bumpkin - Reeve The White Cockade - Favorite Jacobite Song The Wife - Front the German of Stolberg, adapted to an Air by Mozart The Wife's Song - Henry Russell, Poetry by a Lady The Wig, the Hat, and the Cane The Wild Irish Boy The Wild Irishman - Whitaker, Words by C. Dibdin The Willow - Hook The Wish - J. F. Pinto The Wolf - Shield The Woodman - Charles Dibdin The World is a well-furnlsh'd Table - From 'Love in a Village' The Wreath you wove - Kelly, Poetry by T. Moore The Yorkshire Beauty, or the Misfortune of being Handsome The Yorkshire Concert - W. Reeve, the Poetry by C. Dibdin the Younger The Yorkshireman in London There are twa bonny Maidens, and three bonny Maidens There flows from her Spirit such Love and Delight There grows a bonny Brier-Bush - Scottish Ballad, composed of Five different Melodies There is a gentle Floweret There is a Proverb ferry old There is a sweet pale Flower There is not a Breath - Alexander D. Roche, Poetry by Delta There Liv'd, and may be living still There was a Jolly Miller - From 'Love in a Village' There was a lass, and she was fair There was a Time ere Sorrow - P. Winter There was an ancient Fair, O she lov'd a nate young Man There was one Mr. Grigg wore a Cauliflower Wig There's a dear little Plant There's nae Luck aboot the House There's Naught but Care on ev'ry Han' They grew in Beauty Side by Side They tell me that Love is a Folly They tell me there are other Lands - Rossini, Poetry by Mark Lemon They tell me thou art chang'd They tell, one Day, that Love, at Play - Steibelt, Poetry by J. A. Wade This Book is all that's left me now This cold flinty Heart - Dr. Arne Thou who lov'st the Desert wild Though all may forget thee - Irish Melody, Moore's 'When he who adores thee,' the Poetry by L. Rede Though dark be the Woes - Pleyel, Poetry by Wade Though far away, o'er Hill and Sea - Arranged to an Air by Czerny Though my Fire-side it be but sma' Though Prudence may press me Though the Pine has tower'd green Though Winter blast the Weeping Year Three Students were travelling over the Rhine Thrown on the wide World Thy Sea-girt Rocks, my native Isle Time Flies - The Music arranged by T. Cook Time is on the Wing - Reeve 'Tis Friendship and Worth 'Tis Life an Equivalent yields 'Tis sweet on Summer Eve to rove 'Tis that dear Song I've lov'd so long - C. M. Sola, Poetry by Barry St. Leger To Anacreon in Heaven - Old English Air To distant Climes, far, far away - A. D. Roche, Poetry by T. C. Croker To England's Towers of Oak Farewell To Mary's Bower haste away To me a smiling Infant came - M. Sharp, the Poetry by Toms To my Mother - Translated from the German of Uhland, and adapted to an Air by Andre To my Muse give Attention To the Brook and the Willow - Sir J. A. Stevenson To the Clouds - Translated from the German of Goethe, and adapted to an Air by J. P. Lutz To the Daisy - The Air 'Ah vello a mi Ritorna,' in Norma, Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. To the Feast while we may To the Maid I love best - Hook To the Setting Sun - Translated from the German, and adapted to an Air by Dessauer Tom Starboard was a Lover true - Reeve Tom Steady left his native Shore - M. P. King Too late I stay'd - C. Gilfert Trotting along the Road - Reeve Truisms, or Incontrovertible Facts Tubal Cain - H. Russell, Poetry by Charles Mackay Tullochgorum - Old Scotch Song, Poetry by the Rev. John Skinner Turn to me, Love - Sir J. Stevenson, Poetry by Moore 'Twas down by the Streamlet 'Twas in June, rosy June, that I saunter'd 'Twas on a Simmer's Afternoon 'Twas on a windy Night 'Twas sweet to look upon thine Eyes - F. Robinson 'Twas Ten o'clock one Moonlight Night 'Twas within a Mile of Edinboro' Town 'Twill be all the same a Hundred Years hence - E. J. Loder, Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. 'Twill nebber do to gib it up so - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Two Israelite Brothers in New York once dwelt Two Rose-Buds, on their native Stem Uncle Gabriel, or Come along, O Sandy Boy - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Up amang yon cliffy Rocks Up and down, all Day long Up in the Morning early - Scotch Melody, Words by J. Hamilton Up, up, with the Signal Upon the barren Sand Victoria's Sceptre o'er the Waves - C. Neate, Poetry by T. Campbell Wake! Maid of Lorn! the Moments fly - Sir J. Stevenson, Poetry by Sir Walter Scott Wake, my Love! the Moon of Summer - Weber Walk along, John - Negro Melody, as sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Waly, Waly - Ancient Scotch Song Wandering Willie - Old Scotch Song, Poetry by Burns Wapping Old Stairs - Percy Was I oblig'd to beg my Bread Water parted from the Sea - Dr. Arne Waters of Eile - From 'Glenarvon,' adapted to a French Air Way down Carolina - As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders We all love a pretty Girl under the Rose - Dr. Arne We Tars have a Maxim We were Boys together - Henry Russell, Poetry by G. P. Morris Weep for Those - Hebrew Melody, Poetry by Byron Weep not, my Love! since we must part Welcome, Royal Charlie - Jacobite Song We're a' Noddin' - Old Scottish Melody Wha wadna fecht for Charlie - Jacobite Song Wha'll be King but Charlie - Jacobite Song Whar hae ye been a' Day - Old Scotch Song What ails this Heart of mine What can I do? What can I say What can the Matter be - Irish Melody What is in Riches? What is in Honour What shall I do? - Purcell What shall we have for dinner, Mrs. Bond? - From 'The Mayor of Garret' What though on hamely Fare we dine What welcome Sounds now meet mine Ear What! off once more Whate'er may be my wayward Lot - Arranged to Mozart's 'Wer unter eines Madchens Hand' Poetry by D. Thomson What's the Matter, Patty? What's the Use of all this Thinking What's this dull Town to me When a trembling Lover dies - J. Nathan, Poetry by James Kenney When are Mead and Water fairest? - To the Air, 'Vieni in Roma,' in Norma, Poetry by G. Soane, A. B. When at the Social Board you sit - Henry Russell When Bibo went down - Travers, Words by T. Dibdin When bidden to the Wake or Fair - Shield When comes the Day all Hearts to weigh When Daisies pied and Violets blue - Shakspeare When Eve's dark Shadow's closing When first in Lunnun I arriv'd When first the sprightly Fife and Drum When first this humble Roof I knew When first you courted me, I own When forc'd from dear Hebe to go - Arne When Friendship or Love our Sympathies move When I gaz'd on a beautiful Face - M. P. King When I parted from Erin When I think on this World's Pelf When I was a Boy in my Father's Mud Edifice When I was a Lad - To Irish Melody, Moore's Katty O'Lynch,' Words by Leman Rede When I was a little Boy When I was a mighty small Boy When I was a Younker, I first was apprentic'd When I was at Home, with my Father and Mother When I was bound Apprentice When I was taken from de Shell When I went down to Sandy Point When lurking Love - Richardson, Poetry by Mrs. Piozzi When my Money was gone that I gain'd in the Wars When my very first Day - Kelly When Night spreads her Shadows around When pensive I thought on my Love - Kelly When shall we Three meet again - Dr. Horsley, Poetry by a Lady When Steerwell heard me first impart When sweetly o'er the rural Scene When the Breeze is softly singing When the bright-hair'd Morn When the Dove left the Ark - Irish Melody, Moore's 'Believe me if all,' Poetry by Mr. L. Rede When the Leaves had forsaken the Trees When the Rosebud of Summer - Sir J. Stevenson, Poetry by E. J. B. Fitzsimons When the Sheep are in the Fauld When the sprightly Fife and Drum - Hook When the Sun has sunk so red When Time, who steals our Years away - T. Moore When Vulcan forg'd the Bolts of Jove - Corri, Poetry by T. Dibdin When waken'd by the Convent Bell When William at Eve - Shield Where does the clear Stream clearest flow Where in Clusters the Grape's purple Blush Where is the Land which Scotland surpasses Where the Bee sucks - Arne, Words from Shakspear Where, where is my Fair One? - T. B. Brett Where, where, is the Gate Where's the Heart so cold - Irish Melody, Moore's 'All that's bright must fade', Words by L. Rede While Day's last Smile was shining - Prince Albert While I hang on your Bosom distracted White Folks, I will sing to you Who asks my Fair One - Canzonet, Haydn Who fears to speak of Ninety-Eight? 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26 Jan 09 - 10:53 PM (#2549895) Subject: Index: The American Song Book (Levermore, 1917) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The American Song Book A collection of songs and hymns for use in schools and homes. By Charles Herbert Levermore (Boston: Ginn and Company, 1917) TITLE OR FIRST LINE – SONG NO. A good sword and a trusty hand! - 7 A Merry Life - 14 Adelphi Field Song - 60 All forward! All forward! - 103 Almsgiving - 72 America - 121 America the Beautiful - 124 An Old-Time Celebration - 52 Basque Lullaby - 36 Battle Cry of Freedom - 112 Battle Hymn of the Republic - 116 Beecher - 73 Bells of Aberdovey, The - 8 Bethany - 82 Bingo, Eli Yale - 45 Bohemia, My Fatherland - 111 Boola - 46 Bright College Years - 41 Brightest and best of the sons of the morning - 85 Bugle Song - 17 By yon bonnie banks - 26 Camden - 65 Canonbury - 67 Castles in the Air - 27 Cheer for Old Amherst - 49 Colchester - 92 Columbia Quadrangle Song - 55 Come and lift your glasses high - 55 Come and sing, all ye loyal Amherst men - 49 Cossack's Lullaby, The - 31 Dartmouth, Our Dartmouth - 47 Day is dying in the west - 84 Dear Alma Mater - 53 Dixie - 113 Dombrowski's March - 106 Dominus Regit Me - 80 Down the Field - 43 Duke Street - 126 Each for All - 123 Epiphany - 94 Evening Praise - 84 Father in Heaven, hear us to-day - 96 Federal Street - 64 Fight for Yale - 44 Finland, National Song of - 102 Foundation Song (Harrow School) - 58 From age to age how grandly rise - 92 From age to age they gather - 118 From the Hills - 35 Garibaldi's Hymn - 103 German Battle Cry of Freedom - 109 God of our Fathers, known of old - 129 God of the Nations, Near and Far - 131 God of the strong, God of the weak - 98 God Save the People - 130 God's Trumpet Wakes the Slumb'ring World - 97 Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay - 3 Guldterning - 33 Guten Abend, gut' Nacht - 22 Hamburg - 98 Hark, hark, my soul! - 71 Hark, Hark, the Peal of Clarions Calling - 101 Harvardiana - 42 Have you heard the waters - 2 Holy Trinity - 89 How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord - 95 Hungary - 70 Hush Ye, My Bairnie - 29 I know not what the future hath - 76 I said it in the meadow path - 123 I wish I were in the land of cotton - 113 I would I could the Emp'ror be - 61 I'm Going Back to Dixie - 5 Immortal by their deed and word - 79 Immortal Love, forever full - 81 In heav'nly love abiding - 70 In olden time mankind was bred - 117 In the green valley thou'rt lingering yonder - 32 In the peaceful ev'ning time - 8 Italian National Hymn - 103 Jesus, Lover of my Soul - 88 Jock o' Hazeldean - 24 Jungle March - 51 King Christian Stood Beside the Mast - 110 Lambeth - 76 Land of Our Birth, We Pledge to Thee - 120 Lest We Forget - 129 Light of ages and of nations! - 73 Loch Lomond - 26 Lord's Prayer, The - 96 Love Divine, all loves excelling - 75 Love's Old Sweet Song - 15 Lullaby and good night - 22 Lullaby, twilight is spreading - 36 Lyons - 63 March, march on down the field - 43 Marching On - 118 Marching Song (Columbia University) - 56 Marianina - 30 Marseillaise, The - 100 'Mid smoking embers - 105 Mine eyes have seen the glory - 116 Morning Star - 85 Mother of Men, grown strong in giving - 48 My Ain Fireside - 28 My country! 'tis of thee - 121 My God, my Father, while I stray - 91 My Old Kentucky Home - 4 My Wishes - 1 Nancy Lee - 16 Nature's Music - 2 Nearer, my God, to Thee - 82 O beautiful for spacious skies - 124 O Canada, our home, our native land - 104 O Dixie's land is the land of glory - 114 O God, beneath Thy guiding hand - 127 O God, Thy world is sweet with prayer - 67 O Grim, Grey Palisades - 59 O Holy Night - 90 O Land of My Fathers - 107 O Life that maketh all things new - 99 O Little Town of Bethlehem - 93 O Lord of heaven, and earth, and sea - 72 O Mother strong, our tasks are done - 62 O say, can you see by the dawn's early light - 115 O Thou, My Peace - 18 Oberlin, our Alma Mater - 50 O'er the ocean flies a merry fay - 30 Of all the wives as e'er you know - 16 Oh! sing them on the sunny hills - 9 Oh, Did You Ne'er Hear of the Blarney - 11 Oh, I have seen great ones and sat in great ha's - 28 Oh, the days of the Kerry dancing - 13 Oh, worship the King, all-glorious above - 63 Old Black Joe - 3 Once in the dear, dead days beyond recall - 15 One holy church of God appears - 89 One thought I have, my ample creed - 87 Our Flag - 128 Our God to us gave iron here - 109 Our Land, our land, dear Fatherland - 102 Out of the dark the circling sphere - 68 Pilgrims - 71 Pipe Us the Songs of Freedom - 34 Poland is not lost forever - 106 Portuguese Hymn - 95 Prayer is the soul's sincere desire - 77 Press on! press on! ye sons of light - 65 Rally round the flag, boys - 112 Raphael - 81 Resignation - 91 Salvator Mundi - 78 Sans Souci - 57 Seated one day at the organ - 19 Serenity - 87 Sing to the colors that float in the light - 54 Sleep, ah, sleep, my darling baby - 31 Some think the world is made for fun and frolic - 14 Sons of Dear Norway - 108 Spohr - 79 Strong Son of God, immortal Love - 64 Ten thousand strong, sing we a song - 50 The Bells of Aberdovey - 8 The bonnie, bonnie bairn sits in his hearthside place - 27 The Cossack's Lullaby - 31 The Dear Little Shamrock - 12 The flow'rets all sleep soundly - 21 The Gridiron King - 40 The Harp That Once through Tara's Halls - 10 The hill's a-gleam to-night - 52 The Kerry Dance - 13 The King of love my shepherd is - 80 The Last Hour of the Year - 38 The Little Sandman - 21 The Lord's Prayer - 96 The Lost Chord - 19 The March of the People - 119 The Marseillaise - 100 The Meeting of the Waters - 6 The Morning Hangs its Signal - 125 The Old Folks at Home - 1 The Songs Our Fathers Loved - 9 The splendor falls on castle walls - 17 The Star-Spangled Banner - 115 The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home - 4 The voice of God is calling - 69 The wind ahead? The wind is free! - 66 The World is Marching On - 117 The year's last hour is sounding - 38 The Yellow and Blue - 54 Then hit the line for Harvard - 40 There came three kings, ere break of day - 94 There is not in this wide world a valley so sweet - 6 There's a dear little plant that grows in our isle - 12 These things shall be! A loftier race - 126 They who tread the path of Labor - 74 Thou lovely maiden, come and throw - 33 Thy kingdom come — on bended knee - 132 To God Eternal the heav'ns render glory - 86 Trelawny - 7 Trust in the Lord - 83 Two empires by the sea - 122 Valedictory - 62 Wave, Flag of Beauty! - 128 'Way down in old New Jersey - 51 'Way down upon the Swanee River - 1 We con, beside thy knee - 53 We may not climb the heavenly steeps - 78 We Meet Again To-night - 39 Webb - 69 Welcome, Sweet Spring - 20 Well, here we are, well, here we are! - 46 We're from a school of great renown - 60 What if to-morrow bring - 57 What is the sound and rumor? - 119 What will you take to town, lad - 35 When Raleigh rose to fight the foes - 58 When the Little Children Sleep - 23 When wilt Thou save Thy people? - 130 When you're marching for Columbia - 56 Where is my home? - 111 Who Treads the Path of Duty - 37 Who Wadna Fight for Charlie? - 25 Why weep ye by the tide, ladye? - 24 Wiegenlied - 22 Wilt Thou Soon Return? - 32 With Crimson in triumph flashing - 42 With Smoke of Fire - 105 World-Peace - 122 Ye sons of France, awake to glory - 100 Yes, we'll rally round the flag, boys - 112 Z Dymen Pozarów - 105 |
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27 Jan 09 - 12:25 AM (#2549928) Subject: Index: Anthologie de la chanson populaire (Bouchor From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Anthologie de la Chanson Populaire Française, Anglaise et Russe Avec une Introduction Paroles et Mélodies Transcrites par Maurice Bouchor Harmonisations par Jules De Brayer (Paris: Delagrave, 1917) CHANSONS FRANÇAISES Jean Renaud - 65 Les Tombes fleuries - 70 Le Prisonnier de Hollande - 73 Les trois Tambours - 75 Le Prisonnier de Nantes - 77 D'où viens-tu, Bergère? - 79 Le Retour du Marin - 81 La Courte Paille - 84 La Fête des Savetiers - 86 Pour une rosé - 89 Avec mes sabots - 91 Voici l'hiver passé - 93 Lorsque j'étais jeunette - 95 J'ai tant dansé - 97 La petite Tata - 99 II faut marier nos filles - 101 CHANSONS ANGLAISES, GALLOISES, MANXOISES, ÉCOSSAISES ET IRLANDAISES. Les trois Corbeaux - 103 Toast - 105 Noce villageoise - 107 Le puits de Sainte Keyne - 109 Lady Maisry - 111 Le hardi Pécheur - 113 L'Anneau brisé - 116 Le brave Laboureur - 118 Jean Grain d'Orge - 121 Les douze Jours de Noël - 124 Marche des Hommes de Harlech - 126 La Harpe celtique - 129 Le Troupeau sous la neige - 132 Marchons, les Cas! - 133 Les Clochettes bleues d'Ecosse - 135 Charlet, mon prince aimé - 137 Vrai Montagnard - 141 Les Jours d'autrefois - 143 Le Rat-de-Cave emporté par le Diable - 145 T'oublier? - 147 Dans la sombre nuit bleue - 150 Autour de la coupe - 153 Irlande - 155 Famine - 157 Le Drapeau vert - 159 CHANSONS RUSSES La Vision de Marie - 161 Charité - 164 La Mort du Soldat - 166 Le Hulan - 169 Les deux Cygnes - 173 Le soleil descend - 177 Dans la nuit - 178 Vers la colline - 179 Épousailles - 181 Soir nuptial - 183 La Danse des Vieilles - 185 Pauvre Moujick - 186 Le Printemps dans la Forêt - 188 Chant des Hàleurs de la Volga - 190 |
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27 Jan 09 - 07:42 PM (#2550600) Subject: Index: The Novello Music Course, #4 (Howard, 1904) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Novello Music Course, Fourth Reader By Francis Edward Howard (New York: Novello, Ewer & Co., 1904) Advice - Hungarian Folksong Melody - 48 Alpine Rose - The Swiss Folksong - 105 America - Henry Carey (?) - 139 An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog - Franz Joseph Haydn - 78 Arbor Day Song - Francis E. Howard - 20 Art Sleeping, My Dear One - Adoff Jensen - 24 Auld Lang Syne - Old Scotch Melody - 72 Austrian National Song - Franz Joseph Haydn - 156 Autumn Song - Hungarian Folksong Melody - 35 Bay of Biscay, The - John Davy - 68 Bird Voices - Robert Franz - 133 Birds in the Night - Sir Arthur Sullivan - 86 Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomon, The - Old Jacobite Song - 16 Canadian Boat Song - French Canadian Folksong Melody - 52 Careless, Idle Maiden - Charles Gounod, from "Faust" - 64 Child and the Rainbow, The - Edward Hagerup Grieg - 22 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - David T. Shaw (?) - 142 Come, Lassies and Lads - English Folksong - 128 Dancing Song, A - Swedish Folksong - 118 Dawns Another Day - Swedish Folksong Melody - 3 Dear Land of My Fathers - Old Swedish National Melody - 29 Dear Placid Vale - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 69 Dusky Night Rides Down the Sky, The - English Folksong - 94 Dutch National Song - 150 Early Spring - French Folksong Melody - 88 Every Bustling Tree - Friedrich Daniel Rod. Kuhlau - 85 Eyes of Spring, The - Robert Franz - 79 Faith - Edward Hagerup Grieg - 136 Faith in Spring - Mendelssohn - 98 Fir Tree, The - August Christian Zarnack - 21 For What This Mourning - François Frederic Chopin - 32 Forth to the Battle - Welsh Martial Air - 71 Freedom, Our Queen - Francis E. Howard - 146 God's Peace Hovers over All - Franz Joseph Haydn - 134 Good Morning - Edward Hagerup Grieg - 50 Goodbye to Summer - Swedish Folksong Melody - 15 Hail, Columbia - 144 Hail, Smiling Morn - Reginald Spofforth - 90 Hardy Norseman's House of Yore, The - Old Norwegian Melody - 14 Hunter's Song, A - Mendelssohn - IM Hymn of the Marseillaise - Roguet de Lisle - 154 I'll Tell on Thee - Bohemian Folksong - 75 Impatience - Franz Schubert - 66 In the Finland Forest - Finnish Folksong Melody - 6 It Is Not Thee - Francois Frederic Chopin - 80 Joy of Spring, The - Mendelssohn - 116 King of Brentford, The - Old French Melody - 36 Knotting Song, The - Henry Purcell - 103 Lapland Song, A - Lapp Folksong Melody - 23 Last Man, The - Swedish Folksong Melody - 1 Laziness - Franz Joseph Haydn - 108 Let Erin Remember - Irish Folksong Melody - 44 Lordly Gallants - Dr. Calcott - 62 March of the Men of Harlech - Welsh Song - 152 Mother's Song - Robert A. H. Clarke - 97 Mouse-hued Steed I Had, A - Hungarian Folksong - 96 My Dear Old Mother - Edward Hagerup Grieg - 130 New Year's Carol, A - Welsh Folksong - 95 Night Folds Her Dark Mantle - Bohemian Folksong Melody - 84 Nightingale's Song, The - Carl Maria von Weber - 49 Now Robin Lend to Me Thy Bow - English Folksong Melody - 18 Now the Day is Over - Sir Joseph Barnby - 9 O'er Kamenz the Storm Still Hovers - Old Servian Song - 67 Oft in the Stilly Night - Folksong Melody - 10 Oh! Breathe Not His Name - Irish Melody - 19 Oh! Fatherland - Gottfried Kirchoff - 42 Oh! Star, Deceive Me Not - Robert Franz - 82 Oh! the Shamrock - Irish Air - 76 Oh, Wermeland Thou Fairest of All Lands - Swedish Folksong - 58 Old King Cole - Traditional English Air - 114 Opening Spring, The - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 70 Owl and the Pussy Cat - William E. Brown - 26 Parting and Meeting - Mendelssohn - 8 Poet, The - Hungarian Folksong Melody - 73 Praise of Tears - Franz Schubert - 54 Rising of the Lark - Welsh Folksong - 40 Rose and the Nightingale, The - Robert Franz - 56 Russian National Anthem - A. von Lvoff - 147 Sally in Our Alley - Old English Melody - 39 Soldier and His Steed, The - François Frederic Chopin - 120 Soldier Bold, The - Thomas Ford - 109 Song of the Brook - E. B. Birge - 47 Sorrow - Polish Folksong - 38 Sportive Little Trifler, Tell Me - Sir Henry R. Bishop - 30 Spring's Delights - Müller - 121 Springtime - Swedish Folksong Melody - 107 Star Spangled Banner - Dr. Samuel Arnold - 140 Summer Is a-Coming In - Old English Melody - 2 There Is a Lad Was Born in Kyle - Scotch Folksong Melody - 46 Three Beggars, The - James Lyman Molloy - 100 To Friendship - Franz Joseph Haydn - 60 True Liberty - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 28 Watch on the Rhine - Carl Wilhelm - 148 Water Party, The - Robert Franz - 5 Welcome to the Swallow - François Frederic Chopin - 132 Were I the Sun - François Frederic Chopin - 4 When Green Leaves Come Again - Sir Henry R. Bishop - 112 When the Spring Blooms o'er Mountain High - Robert Franz - 110 Winter - German Folksong Melody - 61 Winter - Greek Melody - 74 Ye Mariners of England - Dr. John Wall Calcott - 12 |
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28 Jan 09 - 12:17 AM (#2550711) Subject: Index: Melodic Fourth Reader (Ripley, Tapper, 1906 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Melodic Fourth Reader By Frederic Herbert Ripley and Thomas Tapper (New York: American Book Company, 1906) TITLE - РOЕТ OR SOURCE - COMPOSER OR SOURCE - PAGE All Things Bright - John Keble - - 13 America - S. F. Smith - Henry Carey - 223 April - - - 151 Battle Prayer - Words from the German of Theodore Körner - F. H. Himmel - 198 Begone! Dull Care - - English Air, 17th Century - 42 Bells Are Chiming - - Jacob Blied - 93 Bird Song - A. J. Foxwell - B. Brahmig - 24 Bird Song - Christine Rosetti - Mary Carmichael - 76 Care-free - - German Folksong Arr. by Granville Bantock - 6 Child and the Piper, The - W. Blake - H. L. Heartz - 94 Children on the Stream - - - 52 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean - David T. Shaw - David T. Shaw - 232 Come, Thou Almighty King - Charles Wesley - Felice Giardini - 239 Corn Song, The - - Godfrey Marks - 189 Delight of Spring, The - - Franz Аbt - 68 Discovery Day - Hezekiah Butterworth - - 207 Down in the Dell - Bayard Taylor - Charles Fonteyn Manney - 145 Echo Song - - Humphrey J. Stark - 78 Farewell - Lord Tennyson - F. W. Jones - 66 Farewell to the Woods - - German Air - 172 Fatherland, The - - Edvard Grieg - 235 Flag of Our Union Forever, The - George P. Morris - Wm. Vincent Wallace - 178 Flowers for the Brave - - Bellini, "Norma." E. W. Chapman - 180 Forget Me Not - - - 60 Fountain, The - J. R. Lowell - - 36 From Glory unto Glory - Frances R. Havergal - W. Stevenson Hoyte - 200 Gently Fall the Dews of Eve - - Giuseppe Verdi - 96 God Ever Glorious - S. F. Smith - Alexis T. Lwoff - 238 God Guard Columbia - Rev. Henry C. McCook, D.D. - George B. Nevin - 212 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah - Rev. W. Williams - F. Herold - 192 Hail, Columbia! - Joseph Hopkinson - Prof. Phyla - 224 Hark! the Vesper Hymn - Thomas Moore - Irish Melody (Arr.) - 250 Harvest Song, A - - - 218 Ho! The Wild Wind - Edward Oxenford - H. Heale - 156 Holy Night - - Michael Haydn - 221 Holy, Holy, Holy! - Bishop R. Heber - Rev. J. В. Dykes - 241 Home - Colin Sterne - H. Ernest Nichol - 28 How Lovely Are the Messengers - From "St. Paul" - F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - 85 How They so Softly Rest - H. W. Longfellow - W. T. Deane - 222 Jerusalem the Golden - Bernard of Cluny - Alexander Ewing - 243 John Gilpin - William Cowper - G. A. MacFarren - 60 Joy to the World - Isaac Watts - G. F. Handel - 245 Land of Our Fathers - - - 93 Landing of the Pilgrims - Felicia Hemans - Mrs. Browne - 211 Lift Thine Eyes - From "Elijah" - F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - 72 Light of Heart - W. Vere Mingard - F. W. Farringion (Arr.) - 46 Lincoln - Annie L. Muzzy - Hamlin E. Cogswell - 140 Little Things - - H. L. Heartz - 21 Long Live America - Harrison Millard - Emory P. Russell - 197 Lord of the Harvest - Rev. J. H. Gurney - H. J. Gauntlett - 210 Love - Alice Cary - - 69 Love - Francis Bourdillon - H. L. Heartz - 59 March of the Men of Harlech - William Duthie - Welsh. Air, harmonized by Joseph Barnby - 214 May - - Franz Abt - 162 May - - G. Rossini - 114 May Morning - - F. von Flotow - 83 Might with the Right, The - - Dr. Callcott - 122 Mignonette - Edward Oxenford - Charles E. Whiting - 124 Mill Stream and the Mountain Rill, The - - A. Mary R. Dobson - 17 Miller of the Dee, The - Charles Kingsley - Old English Air - 30 Mine Be a Cot - - - 20 Monarch of the Woods - - J. W. Cherry - 189 Month of Apple Blossoms - - G. Donizetti - 183 Morning Song - - Sicilian Hymn - 237 Mountain Chapel, The - - Franz Abt - 45 New American Нуmn, The - - William T. Soulee - 194 New Mown Hay, The - - Theodor Froelich - 152 Night, Lovely Night - - Francesco Berger - 80 North Country Song - Nursery Rhymes - H. L. Heartz - 3 Now the Day Is Over - Rev. S. Baring-Gould - J. Barnby - 217 Now the Evening Hour - - F. von Flotow - 131 O Holy Father - W. H. Burleigh - Robert Schumann - 102 O Native Land - - F. Reichardt - 209 O Paradise - Frederick W. Faber - Joseph Barnby - 242 O Rest in the Lord - From "Elijah" - F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - 32 O Vales with Sunlight Smiling - - F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - 8 Oars Are Plashing Lightly, The - John Fowler - Adam Geibel - 48 Ode for Washington's Birthday - Oliver Wendell Holmes - Ludwig van Beethoven - 206 Old Year, The - Mabel Hay Barrows - Kloss - 220 On the Banks of Allan Water - - C. E. Horn Arr. by Charles E. Whiting - 38 Onward - - J. Wepf - 10 Onward, Christian Soldiers - Rev. S. Baring-Gould - Sir Arthur S. Sullivan - 204 Our Country - Alice C. D. Riley - Jessie L. Gaynor - 246 Parting Hour, The - - V. Bellini - 71 Postillion, The - - - 14 Praise the Lord - - Franz Abt - 26 Praise the Lord - Bishop Richard Maut - Joseph Haydn - 244 Ring the Bells of Mercy - - H. L. Heartz - 23 Savoyard's Song, The - Thomas Moore - John Hullah - 7 Sea Song - - Dr. Callcott - 160 Shine Out, Stars - - A. M. Foerster - 118 Sister's Evening Song, The - - Charles E. Whiting - 153 Sisters, Trip Lightly - - G. Verdi Arr. by Charles E. Whiting - 154 Softly Now the Light of Day - G. W. Doane - C. M. von Weber - 193 Song of Peace - - F. Silcher - 252 Song of Praise - James Montgomery - - 251 Song of Spring - - G. Matthai - 22 Song of the Brook, The - Louise M. Alcott - Philip N. Goepp - 54 Spring - - Caesar Cui - 110 Spring Begins - - Franz Abt - 82 Spring Song - Old Ballad - William Arms Fisher - 126 Spring's Delight - - Schneider von Wartensee - 65 Stand by the Flag - - Henry Tucker - 174 Star Spangled Banner, The - Francis Scott Key - Dr. Samuel Arnold - 228 Stars and Souls - - H. L. Heartz - 106 Swans with Proud Wings - - Charles E. Whiting - 104 Thou, O Lord, Art My Protector - - Camille Saint-Saens Arr. By John A. O'Shea - 164 Three Jovial Welshmen - Nursery Rhyme - H. L. Heartz - 108 Thy Flow'ry Banks, O Lovely River! - - G. Meyerbeer - 129 Time of the Singing of Birds, The - - George Barker - 176 'Tis the Hour for Music - - H. Farmer - 58 To June - Claude Seife - William Cresner Arr. By Charles E. Whiting - 160 To Thee, O Country! - Anna P. Eichberg - Julius Eichberg - 134 Tyrolese Carol, A - - - 216 Wanderer's Greeting, The - - Franz Abt - 95 Washington - John Chick Murray - - 202 Watch on the Rhine, The - Max Schneckenburger - Carl Wilhelm - 236 We'll Row Thee o'er the Waters - - F. Mehul - 61 When I Was a Little Boy - William Shakespeare (From "Twelfth Night") - English Melody - 249 When the Swallows Homeward fly - - Franz Аbt - 101 With the Stars - - Franz Abt - 37 Wondrous Star - - Charles Mayer - 81 Work - Mary N. Prescott - H. L. Heartz - 74 |
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04 Feb 09 - 01:09 AM (#2556759) Subject: Index: Scots Musical Museum, vol. 1 (Johnson, 1853 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Scots Musical Museum, Vol. 1. Consisting of upwards of six hundred songs with proper basses for the pianoforte. Originally published by James Johnson And now accompanied with copious notes and illustrations of the lyric poetry and music of Scotland By the late William Stenhouse With additional notes and illustrations. New edition—in four volumes (Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1853.) [Note: Volume 1 of this edition comprises Volumes 1 & 2 of the original edition; therefore I have merged the two tables of contents.--JD] A cock laird fu' cadgie - - 155 A Rose bud by my early walk - Burns - 197 A' the lads o' Thornie bank - - 164 Ah sure a pair was never seen - - 23 Ah, the poor shepherds mournful fate - Hamilton - 158 All lovely on the sultry beach - The late Wm. Wallace Esqr. of Cairnhill, Composed on a young gentleman who perished in Admiral Vernon's expedition against Carthagena - 107 Allan by his griefs excited - - 125 Allan water - Mr. Crawford, a gentleman of the family of Auchnames - 43 Amidst a rosy bank of flowers - Ferguson - 186 An I'll kiss thee yet, yet - - 201 An thou wert my ain thing - - 2 As down on Banna's banks I stray'd - Mr. Poe, Irish Air - 47 As Philermon and Phillis together did walk - - 162 As walking forth to view the plain - - 171 At Polwarth on the green - Ramsay - 191 Auld lang syne - Ramsay - 26 Auld Rob Morris that wins in yon glen - - 200 Balow my boy, lie still and sleep - - 135 Banks of Forth - - 76 Banks of the Tweed - - 6 Beds of sweet roses - - 7 Bide ye yet - - 98 Birks of Abergeldie - - 116 Birks of Invermay - The 2 first stanzas by Mallet, the 2 last by Dr. Bryce of Kirknewton - 73 Blathrie o't - - 34 Blink o'er the burn, sweet Betty - Mitchel - 52 Blythe Jockey young and gay - - 30 Blythe Jocky - - 25 Blythe, blythe and merry was she - Burns - 187 Blythsome bridal - - 58 Bony Bessy - Ramsay - 31 Bony brucket lassie - - 69 Bony Christy - Ramsay - 61 Bony Dundee - - 100 Bony grey-ey'd morn - Ramsay - 80 Bony Jean - Ramsay - 55 Bony lassie will ye go - Barns - 115 Bony Scotman - Ramsay - 13 Boss the gawkie - - 4 Braes of Ballenden - Blacklock, the Music by Oswald - 93 Braw, braw lads o' Galla water - - 131 Broom of Cowdenknows - - 70 Bush aboon Traquair - Mr. Crawford - 81 Busk ye busk ye - Ramsay - 65 By a murmuring stream a fair shepherdess lay - - 111 Cauld blaws the wind frae east to west - - 147 Clarinda, mistress of my soul - Burns - 206 Collier's bony lassie - Ramsay - 48 Come boat me o'er, come row me o'er - - 195 Come let's hae mair wine in - Ramsay - 12 Corn riggs - Ramsay - 94 Dear Roger if your Jenny geck - Ramsay - 17 Down the burn Davie - Mr. Crawford - 75 Dumbarton drums beat bonie O - - 169 Etrick banks - - 82 Fairest of the fair - Dr. Piercy - 33 Farewel ye dungeons dark and strong - Burns - 117 Flowers of Edinburgh - - 14 Flowers of the forest - Miss Home - 64 For lake o gold she's left me O - Dr. Austin - 171 From Roslin Castle's echoing walls - - 9 Fy gar rub her o'er wi' strae - Ramsay - 17 Gie me a lass wi' a lump o' land - Ramsay - 177 Gilderoy - Sir Alexr. Halket - 67 Go on sweet bird and soothe my care - by a Lady - 198 Go to the ewe bughts, Marion - - 86 Grahainius notabilis, coegerat montanos - - 103 Green grow the rashes - Ms Burns - 78 Had I a heart for falsehood fram'd - Sheridan - 47 Happy Marriage - - 20 He stole my tender heart away - English Air - 29 He who presum'd to guide the sun - Struan Robertson - 115 Her absence will not alter me - - 72 Her daddie forbad, her minnie forbad - - 145 Here awa there awa - - 58 Here is to the king Sir - - 178 Hey the dusty miller - - 151 Highland King - - 1 Highland laddie - Ramsay - 22 Highland Queen - Poetry and music both by a Mr. McVicar, once of the Solbay man of war - 1 How long and dreary is the night - - 183 How pleasant the banks of the clear winding Devon - Burns - 165 I am my mammy's ae bairn - - 110 I dream'd I lay where flowers were springing - - 153 I had a horse and I had nae mair - - 193 I married with a scolding wife - - 99 I who am sore oppress'd with love - Struan Robertson - 154 I wish my love were in a mire - Translated from Sappho by Philips - 41 I'll never leave thee - Mr. Crawford - 92 In April when primroses paint the sweet plain - Ramsay - 127 In comin by the brig o' Dye - - 164 In the hall I lay in night - Ossian - 119 It is night, I am alone - Ossian - 123 It was in an evening sae saft and sae clear - - 113 Jamie Gay - - 15 Jenny Nettles - - 53 Jenny's heart was frank and free - by Mr. Mayne - 28 Jockey he came here to woo - - 175 Jocky said to Jenny - - 62 John Hay's bony lassie - Ramsay - 68 Johny and Mary - - 101 Johny's gray breeks - - 28 Kate of Aberdeen - Cunningham - 36 Landlady count the lawin - Tradition says that this tune was king Robert Bruce's March at the battle of Bannockburn - 178 Lass of Livingston - Ramsay - 18 Lass of Patie's mill - Ramsay - 21 Last time I came o'er the moor - Ramsay - 19 Lawland maids - Ramsay - 23 Leander on the bay - - 27 Lewis Gordon - - 87 Loch Eroch side - - 78 Lochaber - Ramsay - 96 Logan water - Thomson - 42 Look where my dear Hamilla smiles - Hamilton - 111 Lord Gregory - - 5 Loud blaw the frosty breezes - Burns - 150 Low down in the broom - - 91 Lucky Nancy - - 34 Mary Scot - Ramsay - 74 Mary's Dream - Mr. Alexr. Lowe, a young Gentleman of Galloway - 38 Mourn, hapless Caledonia, mourn - Smollet, Composed after the battle of Culloden - 147 Muckin o' Geordie's byre - - 97 Musing on the roaring ocean - Burns - 187 My ain kind dearie O - - 50 My apron dearie - Sir Gilbt. Elliot - 94 My dear Jockie - - 16 My Dearie if thou die - Mr. Crawford - 83 My heart was ance as blythe and free - - 106 My lov'd Celestia is so fair - Struan Robertson - 160 My love has forsaken me - - 159 My mither's ay glowran o'er me - Ramsay - 180 My Nanny O - Ramsay - 89 Nae gentle dames, tho' ne'er so fair - - 121 Nancy's to the greenwood gane - - 50 No repose can I discover - Ferguson - 131 Now wat ye wha I met yestreen - Ramsay - 179 O Bell thy looks have pierc'd my heart - Ramsay - 146 O Bessy Bell and Mary Gray - Ramsay - 134 O gae to the kye wi' me Johnie - - 142 O lovely maid how dear's thy power - - 42 O merry may the maid be - - 129 O mither dear I gin to fear - - 133 O Molly, Molly, my dear honey - - 132 O Sandy why leaves thou thy Nelly to mourn - - 161 O saw ye my father - - 77 O that I were where Helen lies - See the story of this ballad in Pennant's tour thro' Scotland, Vol. 2d, page 88th, Ed. 4th, Dublin - 163 O waly, waly up yon bank - - 166 O what had I ado for to marry - - 199 O whistle an I'll come to you my lad - Burns - 109 O'er bogie wi' my love - Ramsay - 175 O'er the hills and far away - - 62 O'er the moor to Maggy - Ramsay - 56 Oh ono chrio - Composed on the massacre of Glencoe - 90 On a rock by seas surrounded - - 107 One night as young Colin lay musing in bed - Blacklock - 151 One night I dream'd I lay most easy - - 131 Oscar's Ghost - Miss Ann Keith, The music by Mrs. Touch - 71 Peggy I must love thee - Ramsay - 3 Pinky house - - 57 Quite over the mountains - - 157 Rattlin, roarin Willie - - 202 Raving winds around her blowing - Burns - 181 Roslin Castle - Mr. Richd. Hewit, the music by Oswald - 9 Sae merry as we twa hae been - - 60 Saw ye Johny comin quo she - - 10 Saw ye na my Peggy - - 12 She rose and loot me in - - 84 She took me in and set me down - - 188 Since all thy vows false maid - - 207 Since robb'd of all that charm'd my view - - 184 Speak on, speak thus and still my grief - Ramsay - 137 Stay my charmer, can you leave me - Burns - 135 Sweet Annie frae the sea beach came - - 85 Sweet Sir for your courtesie - - 114 Talk not of love, it gives me pain - by a Lady - 194 Tarry woo - - 45 The blude red rose at yule may blaw - - 190 The carl he cam o'er the craft - - 141 The Chevalier being void of fear - Mr. Skirvin - 103 The gypsies cam to our gude lord's yett - Neighbouring tradition strongly vouches for the truth of this story. - 189 The love that I hae chosen - - 118 The maid in bedlam - George Syron, a Negro in bedlam - 46 The maid that tends the goats - Mr. Dudgeon - 40 The Ploughman he's a bonie lad - - 173 The shepherd Adonis - - 167 The widow can bake and the widow can brew - - 130 The winter it is past and the summer's come at last - - 208 The yellow hair'd laddie sat on yon burn brae - - 128 There was a lass they ca'd her Meg - - 156 There was ance a May - - 126 There's cauld kail in Aberdeen - The D—— of G—— - 170 There's my thumb I'll ne'er beguile you - - 66 There's nae luck about the house - - 44 Thickest night, surround my dwelling - Burns, Mr. A. Masterton - 138 Tho' cruel Fate should bid us part - Burns - 122 Tibbie I hae seen the day - Burns - 203 To fly like bird from grove to grove - - 25 To me what are riches encumber'd with care - This tune is said to be the composition of James the 4th of Scotland - 174 Turnimspike man - - 24 Tweed Side - Mr. Crawford - 37 Twine weel the plaiden - - 32 Up and warn a' Willie - - 195 Water parted from the sea - English Air - 39 Wauking of the fauld - Ramsay - 88 Weary fa' you Duncan Gray - The music is said to have been the composition of a Carman in Glasgow - 168 Well, I agree, ye'r sure o' me - Ramsay - 176 What will I do gin my hoggie die - - 139 What words dear Nancy will prevail - - 140 When absent from the nymph I love - - 54 When first my dear laddie gaed to the green hill - Ramsay - 128 When Guilford good our pilot stood - Burns - 102 When summer comes the swains on Tweed - Mr. Crawford - 71 Where braving angry winter's storms - Burns - 203 Where waving pines salute the skies - - 205 Where winding Forth adorns the vale - Ferguson - 149 Why hangs that cloud upon thy brow - Hamilton - 143 Willie was a wanton wag - Mr. Walkinshaw - 144 With broken words and downcast eyes - - 137 Within a mile of Edinr. town - - 49 Woo'd and married and a' - - 10 Ye gods was Strephon's picture blest - Hamilton - 182 Ye Highlands and ye Lawlands - - 185 Ye rivers so limpid and clear - - 191 Young Peggy blooms our bonniest lass - Burns - 79 |
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04 Feb 09 - 04:26 PM (#2557328) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: redafghans looking for a name of a song and I know nothing about it but some words I wish I could ride on the shadows of clouds that drift across the hill Over the meadow and out of sight they ?? so smooth and still Over the daisy fields they came and not a daisy stirred They ??? like chariots grand and slow but never a sound was heard |
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05 Feb 09 - 01:00 AM (#2557673) Subject: Index: Scots Musical Museum, Vol. 3 (Johnson, 1853 From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. The Scots Musical Museum, Vol. 3. Consisting of upwards of six hundred songs with proper basses for the pianoforte. Originally published by James Johnson And now accompanied with copious notes and illustrations of the lyric poetry and music of Scotland By the late William Stenhouse With additional notes and illustrations. New edition—in four volumes (Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1853.) [Note: Volume 3 of this edition comprises Volumes 5 & 6 of the original edition; therefore I have merged the two tables of contents.--JD] A cogie of ale and a pickle ate meal - Sherrifs, Music by McIntosh - 564 A friend o' mine came here yestreen - - 422 A Laddie and a Lassie - - 488 A Soldier for gallant achievements renoun'd - - 608 About ane bank with balmy bewis - - 478 Adieu! A heart warm, fond adieu - Burns - 620 Ae day a braw wooer - Burns - 533 Aften hae I play'd at the cards and the dice - - 474 Ah Mary sweetest maid farewell - - 546 Altho' my back be at the wa' - - 494 An' I'll awa to bonny Tweed-side - - 580 Ance mair I hail thee thou gloomy December - Burns - 515 And a' that e'er my Jenny had - - 512 Anna thy charms my bosom fire - Burns - 547 Argyll is my name - by J. Duke of Argyll - 578 As I came in by Achindown - - 502 As I came o'er the Cairny mount - - 480 As I lay on my bed on a night - - 601 As I stood by yon roofless tower - Burns - 418 As I was walking by yon river side - - 566 As I went o'er the highland hills - - 525 As Sylvia in a forest lay - - 441 As walking forth to view the plain - - 526 Auld Rob the laird o' muckle land - - 420 Bannocks o' bear meal - - 489 Behind yon hills where rivlets row - Burns - 600 Blest are the mortals above all - by Mr. A. M. - 453 Bright the moon aboon yon mountain - Hamilton - 612 But lately seen in gladsome green - Burns - 501 Cauld is the e'enin blast - Burns - 603 Chanticleer, wi' noisy whistle - Music by S. Clarke - 568 Come follow, follow - - 552 Come under my plaidy - Macneil, Esqr. - 550 Comin thro' the rye, poor body - Burns - 430 Could aught of song declare my pain - Burns - 509 Does haughty Gaul invasion threat - Burns, Music by S. Clarke - 565 Farewell ye fields an' meadows green - Hamilton - 597 For weel he kend the way O - - 505 Frae Dunibier as I cam through - - 523 Fu' fain wad I be Jamie's lass - - 478 Gat ye me, O gat ye me - - 442 Gently blaw ye eastern breezes - Anderson - 581 Gin a body meet a body - - 431 Go plaintive sound - W. Hamilton Esqr. - 595 Go to Berwick Johnny - Hamilton - 534 Good morrow fair mistress - - 502 Gudeen to you kimmer - Burns - 540 Had I the wyte, had I the wyte - Burns - 427 Hard is the fate of him who loves - Thomson - 610 Have ye any pots or pans - - 536 Hee balou my sweet wee Donald - - 486 Here's a health to them that's awa - - 425 Here's to thy health my bonie lass - Burns - 511 Hey! My kitten my kitten - - 577 How often my heart has by love been o'erthrown - Dr. Blacklock - 482 How sweet is the scene at the dawning o' morning - Gall - 586 How sweet this lone vale - A. Erskine, Esqr. - 533 I am a young bachelor winsome - - 556 I care na for your een sae blue - Hamilton - 619 I chanc'd to meet an airy blade - - 504 I coft a stane o' haslock woo - - 449 I'll ay ca' in by yon town - - 470 In Brechin did a wabster dwell - - 541 In lovely August last - - 457 In Scotland there liv'd a humble beggar - - 435 In yon garden fine an' gay - - 532 It was a' for our rightfu' king - - 513 Its up wi' the Souters o' Selkirk - - 450 It's whisper'd in parlour - - 474 Jockey's taen the parting kiss - Burns - 589 Little wat ye wha's coming - - 591 Liv'd ance two lovers in yon dale - - 616 Lord Thomas and fair Annet - - 553 Louis what reck I by thee - Burns - 427 My bonny Lizae Baillie - - 469 My Daddy left me gear enough - - 542 My dear and only love I pray - - 464 My father has forty good shillings - - 465 My heart is fair, I dare na tell - Burns - 448 My Jeany and I have toil'd - - 590 My Lady's gown there's gairs upon't - Burns - 573 My Peggy's face, my Peggy's form - Burns - 517 No Churchman am I for to rail and to write - Burns - 606 Now bank and brae are claith'd in green - - 537 Now nature hangs her mantle green - Burns - 417 O an ye were dead gudeman - - 421 O ay my wife she dang me - Burns - 549 O Bothwell bank thou bloomest fair - Music by J. Fergus - 529 O can ye sew Cushions - - 456 O Cherub Content - Campbell - 526 O dear what can the matter be - - 510 O dinna think bonnie lassie - - 574 O for my ain king, quo gude Wallace - - 498 O gin I were fairly shot o' her - Anderson - 576 O gin my love were yon red rose - - 614 O gude ale comes - Burns - 561 O heard ye of a silly Harper - - 598 O I forbid you, maidens a' - - 423 O keep ye weel frae Sir John Malcolm - - 468 O ken ye what Meg o' the mill has gotten - Burns - 585 O lay thy loof in mine lass - Burns - 593 O leave novels, ye Mauchlin belles - Burns - 592 O Lovely Polly Stewart - Burns - 485 O Mally's meek, Mally's sweet - Burns - 617 O Mary turn awa that bonny face - Gall - 560 O Mary ye's be clad in silk - Music by Miss G. C. - 605 O May thy morn was ne'er sae sweet - Burns - 477 O my love's like a red, red rose - Burns - 415 O once I lov'd a bonnie lass - Burns - 570 O sad and heavy should I part - Burns - 461 O steer her up and had her gaun - - 520 O tell me my bonny young lassie - Macneil, Esqr. - 553 O that I had ne'er been married - Burns - 613 O turn away those cruel eyes - - 604 O Waly, Waly, up yon bank - 2nd. Sett - 458 O wat ye wha's in yon town - Burns - 471 O weel may the boatie row - - 438 O where and O where does your highland laddie dwell - - 566 Oh! I am come to the low countrie - - 514 Our auld king Coul was a jolly auld soul - - 486 Our goodman came hame at e'en - - 466 Our young lady's a hunting gane - - 437 Out over the Forth, I look to the North - - 434 Powers celestial, whose protection - - 473 Put the gown upon the Bishop - - 462 Red gleams the sun on yon hill tap - Dr. Couper - 519 Return hameward my heart again - - 572 Robin is my only joe - - 492 Robin shure in hairst - Burns - 562 Row saftly thou stream - Gall - 524 Sae flaxen were her ringlets - Burns - 458 Saw ye my wee thing - Macneil Esqr. - 454 Saw ye the Thane o' meikle pride - Mackenzie, Esqr. - 594 Scenes of woe and scenes of pleasure - Burns, the Music by A. Masterton - 533 Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled - Burns - 596 Should auld acquaintance be forgot - - 426 Slow spreads the gloom my soul desires - Burns - 516 Stern winter has left us - - 544 Sure my Jean is beauty's blossom - Gall - 587 Sweet Nymph of my devotion - - 419 Sweetest May let love inspire thee - Burns - 578 Tell me Jessy tell me - Hamilton - 613 The auld man he came over the lea - - 429 The auld man's mare's dead - - 500 The auld wife beyond the fire - - 446 The bonniest lad that e'er I saw - - 484 The Duke of Gordon has three daughters - - 431 The King sits in Dumfermline toune - - 496 The lovely lass of Inverness - Burns - 414 The Maid's gane to the mill by night - - 494 The maltman comes on Monanday - - 445 The night is my departing night - - 620 The nymphs and shepherds are met on the green - - 574 The Queen o' the Lothians cam cruising to Fife - - 539 The rain rins down thro' Merry-land toune - - 602 The robin came to the wren's nest - - 419 The sun in the west - Gall - 557 The Wren soho lyes in care's bed - - 497 There grows a bonie brier bush - - 508 There news lasses news - Burns - 609 There was a bonie lass - Burns - 606 There was a noble lady - - 532 There was a silly Shepherds swain - - 490 There was a wee bit wiffikie - - 506 There was a wife wonn'd in Cockpen - Burns - 553 There was an auld wife had a wee pickle tow - - 450 There's fouth of braw Jockies and Jennys - Ferguson - 462 There's three true gude fellows - - 454 Tho' for seven years and mair - Ramsay - 522 Thy cheek is o' the roses hue - Gall - 548 Tibbie Fowler o' the glen - - 452 'Tis nae very lang sinsyne - - 569 'Twas at the shining midday hour - Ramsay - 534 'Twas at the silent solemn hour - Mallet, Music by S. Clarke - 554 'Twas on a Monday morning - - 440 'Twas summer and softly the breezes - - 532 Wae is my heart, and the tear's in my e'e - - 490 Wantonness for ever mair - - 435 Wap and row, wap and row - - 470 Wee Willie gray - Burns - 530 We'll hide the Cooper behind the door - - 442 We'll put the sheep head in the pat - - 493 Wha is that at my chamber door - Ramsay - 444 Wha wadna be in love wi' bonny Maggy Lauder - - 562 Whar' Esk its silver current leads - Carey - 522 Whar hae ye been a' day, my boy Tammy - Macneil, Esqr. - 518 What think ye o' the scornfu' quine - Robertson - 476 When I gaed to the mill my lane - - 521 When I think on my lad - - 570 When Januar wind was blawing - Burns - 460 When the days they are lang - - 530 Wherefore sighing art thou Phillis - - 473 Will ye go and marry Katie - - 472 Will ye go to the Highlands Leezie Lindsay - - 446 Willy's rare and Willy's fair - - 542 Wilt thou be my Dearie - Burns - 484 Ye Muses nine, O lend your aid - - 611 You ask me charming fair - W. Hamilton Esqr. - 584 You sing of our goodman frae hame - - 614 Young Jamie pride of a' the plain - - 433 |
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07 Feb 09 - 12:46 PM (#2560107) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Billy Weeks The Perfect Cure's Comic Songs, containing Forty-One of Mackney's, Stead's, Sam Collins' and Sam Cowell's best songs Charles Sheard, London n.d. (1860s) Words and piano accompaniments. The numbers are those allocated to the songs, not to page numbers. Authors/composers are noted below only when stated in the book. Sheard was the publisher of the long-running popular series 'The Musical Bouquet' and many of the songs in this book had previously been published in the Bouquet. 1. The Reg'lar Cure (Charles Sloman) 2. Love's Perfect Cure (same melody as last) 3. The Female Auctioneer 4. Aunt Jemima's Plaster (M A L) (related to 24) 5. Kill Patrick of Tully Muckles Greig or the Irish Letter (L V H Crosby) 6. The Irishman (J R Thomas) 7. The Old Maid or When I Was a Girl of Eighteen (S Winner) 8. Not to be Sneezed at 9. Johnny was a Shoemaker (F Corner) 10. Oh! My Love is a Sailor boy (La Manna) 11. My Betsy (air: Dixey's Land) (C Sloman) 12. Don't I Love my Dixie (same mel;ody as last) 13. In the Park! Or The Belgravian Lament (same melody as last) 14. The Captain with his Whiskers (T Comer) 15. Woman's Resolution (L Heath) 16. Be Quiet Do, I'll Call my Mother (J R Thomas) 17. The Ratcatcher's Daughter 18. Why did my Sarah Sell Me? (Howard Paul) 19. Minnie Clyde (L V H Crosby) 20. Villikins and his Dinah 21. The Lost Child (Thomas Hood) 22. Tim Turpin (Thomas Hood) 23. Number One (same melody as last) 24. Sheep Skin and Bees' Wax (related to 4) 25. Where are You Going to my Pretty Maid? 26. The first of September or The Cockney Sportsman 27. Lord Lovel 28. Hot Codlings 29. The Irish Wedding (Dibdin) 30. The Spider and the Fly (Henry Russell) 31. The Cork Leg 32. The Steam Arm (same melody as last) 33. Billy Vite and Nelly Green or The Ghost of a Sheep's Head 34. Umbrella Courtship (G R Chapman) 35. Giles Scroggins 36. Yankee's Return fromCamp (air: Yankee doodle) 37. The One Horse Shay 38. I'd Rather be a Daisy than Any Other Flower (C.Sloman/F Buckley) 39. Revolutionary Tea (on the subject of the American Rebellion) 40. Peter Gray (arr J Wade) 41. Lord Bateman |
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09 Feb 09 - 09:43 AM (#2561667) Subject: Index: Scotish Songs, Vol. 1 (Ritson, 1869) From: Jim Dixon Google Books - full text available. Scotish Songs, Vol. 1 By Joseph Ritson 2nd edition (Glasgow: Hugh Hopkins, 1869) [Spelling has frequently been changed from the first edition. --JD] [TITLE or First line – Page] A cock laird, fu' cadgie - 247 A freen' o' mine cam here yestreen - 182 A lass that was laden with care - 206 A youth adorn'd with ev'ry art - 222 Adieu, ye streams that smoothly glide - 224 Ah! gaze not on those eyes! - 165 Ah! the [poor] shepherd's mournful fate - 168 Alas! my son, you little know - 193 Alas! when charming Sylvia's gone - 154 AN ADDRESS TO HIS MISTRESS - 142 An thou wert my ain thing - 123 And ye sall walk in silk attire - 210 As I cam' in by Teviot side - 176 As I was a walking ae May morning - 187 As Sylvia in a forest lay - 221 As walking forth to view the plain - 127 AULD GUDEMAN, THE - 283 AULD ROB MORRIS - 251 AULD ROBIN GRAY - 218 Awake, my love; with genial ray - 140 Aye wakin', oh - 150 Baloo, my boy, lie still and sleep - 237 Beneath a green shade, a lovely young swain - 166 BLINK OVER THE BURN, SWEET BETTY - 148 BLYTHSOME BRIDAL, THE - 277 BONNIE LAD THAT'S AWA, THE - 211 BRAES OF YARROW, THE - 227, 233 BROOM OF COWDENKNOWES, THE - 202 BUSH ABOON TRAQUAIR, THE - 190 Busk ye, busk ye, my bonnie bonnie bride - 227 But are ye sure the news is true? - 180 By Pinkie House oft let me walk - 138 COCK LAIRD, THE - 247 Coming through the broom at e'en - 178 COWDEN-KNOWES - 205 Did ever swain a nymph adore - 169 ETTRICK BANKS - 133 EWE-BUGHTS, MARION - 152 Farewell to Lochaber, and farewell my Jean - 196 For ever, Fortune, wilt thou prove - 143 For the lack of gold she's left me, O - 192 FOR THE LOVE OF JEAN - 259 From anxious zeal and factious strife - 145 Fy, let us all to the briddel - 277 GABERLUNZIE MAN, THE - 241 Go, plaintive sounds, and to the fair - 146 Good morrow, fair mistress, the beginner of strife - 195 HAPPY CLOWN, THE - 184 HAPPY LOVER'S REFLECTIONS, THE - 199 HAUD AWA' FRAE ME, DONALD – 157, 261 Hear me, ye nymphs, and ev'ry swain - 190 Hearken, and I will tell you how - 268 HELEN OF KIRKCONNELL - 225 Here awa', there awa', here awa', Willie - 179 How blythe ilk morn was I to see - 202 How happy is the rural clown - 184 I chanced to meet an airy blade - 253 I hae laid a herring in saut - 258 I lo'e na a laddie but ane - 260 I wish I were where Helen lies - 225 I'LL CHEER UP MY HEART - 187 I'LL NEVER LOVE THEE MORE - 160 In April, when primroses paint the sweet plain - 125 In summer I mawed my meadow - 148 In winter, when the rain rain'd cauld - 286 It's no very lang sinsyne - 188 Jocky said to Jenny, Jenny, wilt thou do't? - 259 JOHNNIE'S GREY BREEKS - 281 JOLLY BEGGAR, THE - 245 KATHARINE OGIE - 127 LADY ANN BOTHWELL'S LAMENT - 237 LASS, GIN YE LO'E ME, TELL ME NOW - 258 Late in an evening forth I went - 283 Look where my dear Hamilla smiles - 122 Love never more shall give me pain - 215 LOW DOUN IN THE BROOM - 149 LOWLANDS OF HOLLAND, THE - 216 MAGGIE'S TOCHER - 271 MARINER'S WIFE, THE - 180 MUIRLAND WILLIE - 268 My daddie is a canker'd carle - 149 My dear and only love, I pray - 160 MY DEARIE, AN THOU DEE - 215 MY HEART'S MY AIN - 188 MY JO JANET - 249 My love has built a bonnie ship - 216 My mither's aye glowrin' o'er me - 137 My Peggy is a young thing - 119 My sheep I neglected, I lost my sheep-hook - 198 MY WIFE'S TA'EN THE GEE - 182 NAE DOMINIES FOR ME, LADDIE - 253 Nancy's to the green-wood gane - 255 Now wat ye wha I met yestreen - 135 O will you hae ta tartan plaid - 261 O would'st thou know her sacred charms - 117 Of race divine thou needs needs must be - 123 Oh come awa', come awa' - 157 Oh how can I be blithe and glad - 211 Oh waly, waly up the bank - 235 Oh, I hae lost my silken snood - 186 ON CELIA PLAYING ON THE HARPSICHORD AND SINGING - 131 On Ettrick banks, on a summer's night - 133 RARE WILLY DROWN'D IN YARROW - 223 Robeyns Jok come to wow our Jynny - 264 SAE MERRY AS WE HAE BEEN - 206 SCORNFU' NANCY - 255 SILKEN SNOODED LASSIE, THE - 178 SILLER CROWN, THE - 210 SLIGHTED LOVE SAIR TO BIDE - 162 Sweet Annie frae the sea beach came - 208 Sweet sir, for your courtesie - 249 TAK YOUR AULD CLOAK ABOUT YOU - 286 The bride came out of the byre - 275 The lass o' Patie's mill - 129 The last time I came o'er the moor - 199 The meal was dear short syne - 271 The pawky auld carle came o'er the lea - 241 The smiling morn, the breathing spring - 141 The smiling plains, profusely gay - 142 The spring-time returns and clothes the green plains - 174 There was a jolly beggar, and a begging he was boun' - 245 There was ance a may, and she lo'ed na men - 212 There's Auld Rob Morris that wons in yon glen - 251 Thy braes were bonny, Yarrow stream! - 233 Thy fatal shafts unerring move - 173 TO A LADY, ON HER TAKING SOMETHING ILL THAT MR H. HAD SAID - 155 TO MRS A. H. ON SEEING HER AT A CONCERT - 122 TWEEDSIDE - 120 TWINE WEEL THE PLAIDEN - 186 UNGRATEFUL NANNY - 169 VAIN ADVICE, THE - 165 WALY, WALY, GIN LOVE BE BONNIE - 235 WAYWARD WIFE - 193 WERENA MY HEART LICHT I WAD DEE - 212 What beauties does Flora disclose! - 120 When first my dear laddie gade to the green - 132 When I was in my se'nteen year - 281 When Sappho struck the quiv'ring wire - 131 When summer comes, the swains on Tweed - 205 When the sheep are in the fauld, and the kye at hame - 218 Where art thou, Hope, that promised me relief? - 162 Why hangs that cloud upon thy brow - 155 Will ye go to Flanders, my Mally, O? - 151 Will ye go to the ewe-bughts, Marion - 152 Willy's rare, and Willy's fair - 223 Woo'd and married and a' - 275 Would'st thou know her sacred charms - 117 WOWING OF JOK AND JYNNY, THE - 264 Ye shepherds and nymphs that adorn the gay plain - 172 Ye woods and ye mountains unknown - 201 YELLOW-HAIR'D LADDIE, THE - 125 YOUNG LAIRD AND EDINBURGH KATIE, THE - 135 |
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24 Feb 09 - 12:28 PM (#2574785) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Artful Codger A Dictionary of the Isle of Wight Dialect [...with] Songs Sung by the Peasantry [texts only] By W. H. Long. Reeves & Turner, London/G.A. Brannon & Co, Isle of Wight, 1886. At Google Books [Page Title - First line] 125 Abroad as I Was Walking - ... / Down by a river side 126 The Maiden's Complaint - I walked abroad one morning 127 The Banks of the Sweet Primroses - As I walked out one Midsummer morning 127 The Spotted Cow - One morning in the month of May 128 Cupid's Garden - 'Twas down in Cupid's Garden 129 The Gardener's Choice [= The Seeds of Love] - It was in the Merry Month of May 130 Roger and Dolly - Once down in our village lived a parson and his wife 131 Richard of Taunton Dean - Last New Year's Day, as I've heard say 132 Cis and Harry - The clock had struck, but I can't tell ye what 133 The Old Man Clothed in Leather [cf. Misty, Moisty Morning] - 'Twas on a misty morning 134 The Banks of the Sweet Dundee - It's of a farmer's daughter, so beautiful I'm told 135 I'm in Haste - As 'cross the fields the other morn 136 The Dark-Eyed Sailor - It's of a handsome young lady fair 137 The Sailor's Return - 'Twas on a wintry evening, the weather it was wet 138 The Pretty Ploughboy - It's of a pretty ploughboy who was driving his team 139 The Lost Sailor [= London Merchant] - 'Tis of an old miser who in London did dwell 139 The British Man of War - 'Twas down in yonder meadows I carelessly did stray 140 Polly Oliver - One night as Polly Oliver lay dozing in bed 141 The Rambling Sailor - I am a sailor stout and bold 142 The Mermaid - 'Twas a Friday morning when we set sail 142 The Loss of the Ramilies - You soldiers and sailors, draw near and attend 143 The Death of General Wolfe - Brave General Wolfe, to his men said he 144 Paul Jones, the Pirate - A spanking fine frigate, the Richard by name 145 The Lowlands Low - Our ship she was called the Golden Vanitee 146 The Honest Thresherman - There was an old thresherman 147 The Jolly Waggoner - When first I went a waggoning 148 The Farmer's Boy - The sun had set beyond yon hills 149 The Barley Mow Song - We'll drink out of the nipperkin, boys 150 The Song of Sixpence - I had a sixpence, oh my jolly sixpence 151 My Boy Billy - Where have you been all the day / My boy Billy? 152 What Is Your One O? - ... / When the one is left alone 153 Nicholas Wood - Oh when shall we be married 155 While Joan's Ale Was New - There were some jovial fellows 157 Jolly Fellows [= Merry Fellows] - Come landlord, fill the flowing bowl 158 Dick Turpin, or Turpin Hero - As Turpin was riding across the moor 159 The Jolly Butchers - It is of two jolly butchers 160 The Carrion Crow - The old carrion crow he sat upon an oak 162 The Fox - The fox jumped up one cold winter's night 162 Moss the Miller, and His Mare - Moss was a miller, and one day to market went 163 The Crockery Ware - In London town once dwelt a spark 164 The Breeches - Will's wife used often to declare 165 Wearing the Breeches - Come all young men--I pray you draw near 166 The Bonny Bunch of Roses O - I walked abroad one morning |
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14 Mar 09 - 12:03 PM (#2588766) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Billy Weeks HUMOROUS SONGS, OLD AND NEW (cover title) A Collection of New, Standard and Popular Humorous Songs, selected and edited... by J L Hatton (title page) Boosey & Co n.d. (1875) Titles only listed: Alexander of Kerry W S Passmore/Hatton 11 Aunt Tabitha O W Holmes/Louis Diehl 173 Barney Brallaghan's Courtship T Hudson/John Blewitt 60 Beautiful Boy, The 150 Ben Battle T Hood/Blewitt 116 Betsy Baker 94 Bombardier's Song,The F C Burnand/Offenbach 52 Bubble, Squeak and Pettitoes C Dibdin 76 Captain Wattle C Dibdin/Wade 104 Chairmender, The Kenney/Hatton 72 Crofte and ye Faire Ladye Gatty 32 Cup of Tea, A Farnie/Offenbach 24 Doctor Brown C Dibdin Jr/W Reeve 36 Don't Come Teasing Me, Sir Fry/Hatton 56 Dorsetshire House ML 152 Dutchman's Wee Dog, The Barton Hill 84 First Kiss, The Desmond Ryan/Balfe 20 From Rock to Rock Burnand/Sullivan 96 Gendarme's Song, The Farnie/Offenbach 16 Handsome Man, The Blewitt 40 Heigho! When will he Marry me? Gatty 48 I Never Believe What I Hear ML 158 Katty Mooney Blewitt 126 Ladies' Conspiracy, The Oxenford/Lecocq 18 Lamplighter Dick C Dibdin 74 Legend of the Rotunda Hunnemann/Weber 102 Lieutenant Luff Hood/Blewitt 68 Little Merry Fat Grey Man, The Blewitt 44 Lullaby Burnand/Sullivan 108 Mary's Canary Burnand/Offenbach 28 Mary's Ghost Hood/Blewitt 112 Monkey and the Nuts, The Mrs Taylor/Blewitt 58 Mounseeer Nontongpaw C Dibdin 70 M Brown's Serenade J W Rowe 142 Mrs B W Ball 154 Musical Wife, The 50 My Maiden Aunt Miss Smith 42 My Wife - or the tight lacer Ball 156 Nice Young Maiden s 38 Number One Hood/Blewitt 78 Oh Dear! Nobody Pops the Question Blewitt 135 Oh! My Tooth it Aches Kenney/Offenbach 33 Old Batchelor [sic], The A A 110 Old King Cole Hunnemann 140 Our Row Collier/Blewitt 62 Out T H Bayly/Godbe 106 Paddy from Cork T Dibdin/Blewitt 114 Pancake Song Reece/Lecocq 138 Rataplan Burnand/Sullivan 147 Showman, The Barry Cornwall/Hatton 90 Since Love has Set My Heart A-Dreaming Planché/Offenbach 80 Song of the Glass Kenney/Offenbach 64 Sprig of Shillelah 128 St Patrick was a Gentleman 160 Sweet Kitty Clover Knight/Edmund Kean 26 Tale of a Shah, A Leigh/Lecocq 30 They Don't Propose Blewitt 66 Tim Turpin Hood/Blewitt 82 Traveller Stopt at a Widow's Gate, A Storace 92 What is a Woman Like? Shield 118 When a Man's a Little Bit Poorly Hudson/Blewitt 86 Why Don't the Men Propose, Mama? Bayly/Blewitt 88 William Tell Roe 1 Woman of Mind, The Blewitt 124 Yankee Quilting Party, The Sterry 171 Young Ben he was a Nice Young Man Hood/Blewitt 102 Six songs added to the Third edition, all by Hatton. The words of the first by E Fitzgerald, the others by F Langbridge: Because 184 Commonplace romance, A 177 Darling Jack 190 Speak Up, My Darlings 186 Wedded Love 192 Wild Flower, A 182 |
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08 Mar 10 - 05:30 PM (#2859548) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: GUEST,Ged "Popular Music of the Olden Time" in 15 parts, William Chappell 1858/1859 Title Part Page Abbot of Canterbury 8 348 Abraham Newland 15 720 Admiral Benbow 14 641 Agincourt, On the victory of 1 39 Ah! Cruel bloody fate 6 280 Ah! The sighs that come from my heart 2 57 A-hunting we will go 8 345 Aim not too high 4 162 A la mode de France 10 445 All in a garden green 3 110 All in a misty morning 4 145 All in the Downs 14 640 All in the month of May 4 184 All the flowers of the broom 3 116 All you that love good fellows 4 151 All you that news would hear 3 112 Although I'm a country lass 8 375 Amarillis 6 284 An orange 5 235 And will he not come again 5 237 Anna Boleyn's song 5 237 As at noon Dulcina 3 143 As down in the meadows I chanc'd for to pass 14 648 As from Newcastle I did pass 10 441 As I abroad was walking 3 137 As I abroad was walking 4 169 As it fell out on a high holiday 4 170 As it fell out on a long summer day 8 382 As it fell upon a holiday 2 67 As I went to Walsingham 3 121 Aye, marry, and thank ye too 13 585 Away to the Maypole 12 531 Bailiff's daughter of Islington 5 203 Bara Faustus' dream 5 240 Barbara Allen 12 538 Barking barber 15 717 Barley Break 3 135 Bartholomew Fair 13 586 Beggar Boy 6 269 Beginning of the World 2 69 Begone, dull care 15 689 Begone, old care 15 689 Benbow, the brother tar 15 678 Bishop of Chester's Jig 4 176 Black-eyed Susan 14 640 Blind Beggar's Daughter of Bethnal Green 4 158 Blow thy horn, Hunter 2 58 Boatman 6 270 Bobbing Joan (or Joe) 7 290 Bonny bonny broom 10 458 Bonny Nell (Gwyn) 11 501 Bonny sweet Robin is all my joy 5 234 Breast Knot 15 681 Brighton Camp 15 708 Bring us in Good Ale 1 42 British Grenadiers 4 152 Budgeon it is 14 666 Buff coat has no fellow 8 342 By a bank as I lay 2 92 By the border's side as I did pass 10 439 Can love be controlled by advice? 11 493 Can nothing, sir, move you? 15 715 Can you not hit it my good man 5 239 Care, thou canker of our joys 15 723 Carman's whistle 3 137 Cavalilly man 10 441 Cease, rude Boreas 13 597 Cease your funning 14 665 Cherrily and merrily 6 285 Cheshire rounds 13 598 Chester Waits 12 551 Chevy Chace 5 198 Children in the Wood 5 200 Chirping of the lark 9 396 Christmas is my name 10 463 Christmas's lamentation 10 463 Clean contrary way 9 425 Cobbler's hornpipe 13 594 Cobbler's Jig 6 277 Cobbler there was Cock Lorrel 4 161 Colchester Waits 12 550 Cold's the wind 6 277 Cold and raw the north did blow 7 309 Come all you sailors bold 15 678 Come and listen to me ditty 13 597 Come bachelors and married men 8 340 Come, cheer up,my boys 15 715 Come, faith, since I'm parting 6 288 Come follow, follow me 6 272 Come, here's to Robin Hood 9 398 Come, jolly Bacchus, god of wine 14 657 Come, lasses and lads 12 531 Come, let us drink a bout, drive away all sorrow 14 670 Come, let us prepare 14 664 Come live with me and be my love 5 215 Come, open the door, sweet Betty 11 504 Come shepherds deck your heads 6 260 Come sweet lass 13 600 Come Sweet Love 5 240 Come, Tom, foot it now 10 442 Come you not from Newcastle 8 339 Corn rigs are bonny 13 618 Country bumpkin 14 659 Country courtship 14 671 Courage of Kentishmen with long tails 2 93 Courtiers, courtiers, think not in scorn 13 606 Court Lady 8 361 Cramp is in my purse full sore 2 89 Crimson Velvet 4 179 Crossed Couple 7 325 Cupid's Courtesy 8 364 Cupid's trepan 12 555 Cushion Dance 4 153 Dance after my pipe 2 84 Dance of Death 2 84 Dance of Robin Hood 9 397 Dance tune (c1300) 1 27 Dargason 2 64 Death and the Lady 4 164 Delights of the bottle 11 498 Derry down 8 348 Derry down 15 677 Devil's progress on earth 10 443 Down among the dead men 14 643 Down in the north country 6 279 Downfall of Charing Cross 9 433 Dr Faustus 4 162 Drink to me only 15 707 Drive the Cold winter away 5 193 Dulce Domum 12 575 Dulcina 3 143 Dusky night rides down the sky 14 651 Dusty Miller 13 608 Essex's Last Goodnight 4 174 Every man to his glass 14 673 Fain I would if I could 10 439 Fain would I have a pretty thing 2 91 Fairest Jenny 13 617 Fairest nymph the valleys 7 319 Fair Hebe I left 15 676 Fair Margaret and Sweet William 8 382 Fair one let me in 11 509 Fair Rosalind 15 717 Fair Rosamund 8 361 Faithful Brothers 4 157 Farewell Manchester 15 683 Fie, nay, prithee John 12 564 Fife and a' the lands about it 13 617 Fifteenth day of July 3 115 Fit's upon me now 4 176 Fortune my Foe 4 162 Four-pence half-penny farthing 8 367 Franklin is fled away 8 369 Friar and the Nun 4 145 Friar Bacon walks again 10 443 Friar in the Well 6 273 Freemason's tune 14 664 Frog Galliard 3 127 From Oberon in Fairy Land 3 143 From the hag and hungry goblin 7 332 Galliard 4 153 Garter 12 574 Gathering Peascods 6 258 Gather ye rosebuds while ye may 8 362 Gee ho, Dobbin 15 690 Gipsies Round 4 171 Girl I left behind me 15 708 Girls and boys come out to play 13 584 Give ear to a frolicsome ditty 12 553 Give that wreath to me 15 683 Glory of the North 10 442 Glory of the West 10 444 Go from my window, love, go 3 140 Go from my window (tune) 3 142 Golden Age 6 262 Golden days of good Queen Bess 15 713 Golden slumbers kiss your eyes 13 587 God save the King 15 691 Go no more a rushing 4 158 Good fellows must go learn to dance 6 243 Good morrow, Gossip Joan 14 672 Great Lord Frog to Lady Mouse 12 561 Greensleeves 5 227 Greenwich Park 13 600 Grim King of the Ghosts 11 493 Guy Fawkes 15 717 Guy of Warwick 4 171 Half Hannikin 2 73 Hanging Tune 4 162 Happy Clown 15 675 Hathersage cocking 14 660 Have at thy coat old woman 8 365 Healths 6 288 Health to all honest men 14 673 Health to Betty 8 367 Heart of oak 15 715 Heartsease 5 210 Hemp-dresser 7 312 Henry Carey's tune 13 646 Henry our royal king 4 169 Here's a health unto His Majesty 10 492 Here's a health to the Queen 14 643 He that is a clear cavalier 10 447 Hey down-a-down 9 391 Hey ho my honey 10 462 Hey, then up go we 9 425 Hobby horse dance 13 601 How now, Shepherd, what means that 8 377 How should I your true love know 5 236 How stands the glass around 14 669 Hunter in his career 6 255 Hunting the hare 7 324 Hunt is up, The 2 60 Hyde Park 7 325 I am the Duke of Norfolk 3 117 I am a lusty lively lad 10 446 I am a poor shepherd undone 10 462 I cannot come every day to woo 2 90 I cannot eat but little meat 2 72 If the heart of a man is deprest 14 639 I have a house and land in Kent 2 90 I have but a mark a year 8 356 I live not where I love 10 481 I'll go no more 7 317 I'll ne'er be drunk again 6 262 I'll never love thee more 8 378 I'll tell thee Dick 8 358 I loathe that I did love 5 216 In good King Charles's golden days 14 653 In January last 12 575 In pescod time 5 196 In praise of the Dairy I purpose to sing 3 123 In sad and ashy weeds 5 201 In Scarlet town, where I was born 12 538 In summer time when 9 392 In summer time, when flowers 12 541 In Wakefield there lives a jolly old pindar 9 393 I often for my Jenny strove 13 591 I sowed the seeds of love 11 520 It was a frog in the well 2 88 It was a lover and his lass 5 204 It was a youthful knight 4 179 I would I were in my own country 10 456 Jack met his mother 12 551 Jamaica 10 446 James the Second's march 12 574 Joan's ale is new, brave boys 4 187 Joan's placket is torn 11 518 Joan to the maypole away let us on 7 301 Jockey to the fair 15 711 Jock o' Hazeldean 12 575 Jog on jog on the footpath way 5 211 Jolly fellow 14 670 John come kiss me now 4 147 John Dory 2 67 Jovial Tinker 4 187 King and the Miler of Mansfield 4 169 King's complaint 10 439 King's jig 11 495 Knight and shepherd's daughter 3 126 Ladies of London, both wealthy and fair 13 592 Lady Frances Nevill's delight 9 398 Lady lie near me 4 184 Lady lay those costly robes aside 4 164 Lady's Fall 5 196 Lass of Cumberland 11 503 Lay by your pleading 9 431 Lay the bent to the bonny broom 11 530 Leather Bottel 11 513 Let Oliver now be forgotten 10 455 Let's cast away care and merrily sing 4 161 Liberty Hall 15 677 Light o' Love 5 221 Lilliburlero 12 568 Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard 4 170 London Gentlewoman 7 312 London is a fine town 5 220 London Prentice 4 151 London Waits 12 550 Lord Thomas he was a bold forester 4 145 Lord Willoughby's welcome home 3 115 Loth to depart 4 173 Love me little, love me long 11 512 Love lies bleeding 9 431 Lovely Nancy 15 715 Love will find out the way 7 303 Lull me beyond thee 6 259 Lusty Gallant 2 91 Mad Moll 13 603 Mad Robin 11 512 Mad Tom 7 328 Mall Peatly 7 289 Mall Sims 4 177 Malt's come down 2 74 Man had three sons 4 189 Man of Kent 12 566 May Day dance 14 671 May fair 13 587 Maying Time 8 377 March, said to have been played at the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots 11 519 Marriage of the frog and the mouse 2 88 Marry me, quoth the bonny lass 10 435 Martin said to his man 2 76 Meadow Brow 4 182 Me have of late been in England 10 445 Merry Ballad of the Hawthorn Tree, A 2 64 Merry milk maids 6 282 Merry milk maids in green 7 295 Mill-field 4 185 Mock-beggar hall stands empty 8 354 Morris Dance 6 283 Morris Dance 15 681 Mother beguiled the daughter 8 356 My dear and only love take heed 8 378 My father was born before me 10 446 My little pretty one 2 79 My lodging is on the cold ground 11 526 My name is honest Harry 8 365 My name is old Hewson the cobbler 10 450 My Robin is to the greenwood gone 5 234 Nancy Dawson 15 718 Near Woodstock town 4 190 New broom on hill 10 458 New Mad Tom o' Bedlam 7 328 Newmarket 12 562 New Royal Exchange 7 317 New Wells 13 606 Noel, noel 1 42 Nobe's Maggot 13 595 Noble Shirve 8 347 None-such 10 345 Northern lass 12 559 Northern Nancy 8 354 Northumberland Bagpipes 12 536 Nottingham Ale 12 573 Nose, Nose, Jolly red nose 2 76 Now all you gallants, in city or town 12 555 Now, O now I needs must part 3 127 Now ponder well 5 200 O brave Arthur of Bradley 12 539 O death rock me asleep 5 237 Of all the birds 2 76 Of all the simple things we do 13 602 Oft have I ridden on my grey nag 2 63 O good ale, thou art my darling 14 661 Oh! Oh! Oh! For a husband 10 454 Oh! What a plague is love 4 182 Oh! willow willow 5 206 Oil of Barley 7 305 Old King Cole 14 633 Old Lancashire hornpipe 12 544 Old Noll's jig 10 449 Old Simon the King 6 262 Old woman clothed in grey 10 455 Old woman poor and blind 12 551 O Mistress mine where are you roaming 5 209 O Mother, a hoop! A hoop! 14 649 Once I loved a maiden fair 6 257 One evening, having lost my way 15 675 One evening (Hyde Park) 7 325 On Hounslow Heath 14 662 On yonder high mountains 15 681 Open the door to three 12 555 O rare Turpin, hero 14 662 O some they will talk 9 395 O that I had never married 12 557 O the oak and the ash and the bonny ivy tree 10 456 Out alas what grief is this 4 185 Over the mountains 7 303 O weel may the keel row 15 721 O we sail'd to Virginia 14 641 Oxfordshire Tragedy 4 190 Packington's Pound 3 123 Parthenia 10 439 Pastime with good company 2 56 Paul's Steeple 3 117 Paul's Wharf 3 130 Pavan 4 156 Peg a Ramsey 5 218 Pepper is black 3 121 Philander 6 280 Phillida flouts me 4 182 Phillis on the new mown hay 6 284 Poor Robin 13 639 Poor soul sat sighing 5 206 Portsmouth 13 605 Prepare ye to the plough 3 121 Pretty Polly Oliver 15 676 Prince Rupert's march 9 433 Push about the jorum 15 685 Put on thy smock on Monday 5 193 Queen Dido 8 370 Queen Eleanor's confession 4 174 Queen Ellinor was a sicke woman 4 174 Queen's old courtier 7 299 Quoth John to Joan 2 87 Ragged and torn and true 6 262 Rant 12 553 Red Bull 7 294 Remember, O thou man 8 373 Roast beef of old England 14 636 Robin Hood and Arthur-a-Bland 9 391 Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne 9 396 Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford 9 395 Robin Hood and the curial friar 9 392 Robin Hood and the pindar of Wakefield 9 393 Robin Hood, said Little John 9 397 Robin lend to me thy bow 2 79 Roger de Coverley 12 534 Rogero 2 93 Rogue's march 15 711 Room for company, here come good fellows 7 323 Round and round, the mill goes round 13 589 Row well ye mariners 3 112 Rule, Britannia! 15 687 Sally in our alley 14 646 Saraband 11 497 Sawney was tall and of noble race 13 618 See the lovely rose 13 606 See ye not Pierce the piper 12 539 Sellinger's Round 2 69 Shackley Hay 8 368 Shaking of the sheet 2 84 Shall I go walk the woods so wild 2 66 Shall I, mother, shall I 10 444 Shall I, wasting in despair 7 315 Shepherd sat him under a thorn 12 536 Shropshire rounds 13 599 Sick sick and very sick 5 226 Sick tune 5 226 Since first I saw your face 7 313 Sir Edward Noel's Delight 4 149 Sir Eglamour 6 275 Sir Lancelot du Lake 6 271 Some talk of Alexander 4 152 Songs of shepherds and rustical roundelays 7 324 Spanish gipsy 6 272 Spanish Lady 4 186 Spanish Pavan 5 240 Spring is coming 14 655 Staines Morris Dance 3 125 St George for England 6 286 Stingo 7 305 Sweet day so cool 6 285 Sweet, if you love me let me go 15 684 Sweet Nancy I do love thee 7 294 Sweet Nelly, my heart's delight 14 656 Summer is come in 1 24 Tell me Daphne 4 158 Then to the Maypole come away 3 125 There dwells a maid in Doncaster 12 559 There lives a lass upon the green 15 686 There's a lusty liquor 7 305 There was a bonny blade 2 117 There was a jolly miller 14 666 There was a jovial fellow 8 345 There was a knight drunk with wine 11 519 There was a maid 10 454 There was a maid in the West 13 595 There was a maid this other day 3 136 There was an old fellow at Waltham Cross 6 262 There was an old woman 12 568 There was an old woman lived under a hill 13 594 There was a pretty lass 13 595 There was a rich merchantman 8 381 There was a shepherd's daughter 3 126 There were three ravens sat on a tree 2 59 There were three travellers 11 506 Thomas you cannot 7 336 Thomas you cannot 8 337 Three merry men be we 5 216 Three merry men of Kent 13 588 Through the cool shady woods 8 364 Tight little island 15 720 To all you ladies now at hand 11 507 Tobacco is an Indian weed 12 563 To marry a widow I'm sore afraid 2 95 Tom Nokes' jig 11 506 Tom o' Bedlam 7 332 Tomorrow is St Valentine's Day 5 227 Tomorrow the fox will come to town 2 82 Tom Tinker's my true love 8 353 Tom Trusty 8 337 Touch the thing 15 685 Trip and Go, Heave and Ho 3 130 Trenchmore 2 82 Troy Town 8 370 Tune of Eighty Eight 5 211 Turkeyloney 2 95 Turn again, Whittington 11 515 Twas on the morn of sweet May Day 15 711 Twenty-ninth of May 11 491 Under and over 4 189 Under the greenwood tree & |
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21 Sep 10 - 05:46 PM (#2991076) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: GUEST,Ged Naval Song Book Probably the 1906 version but may be that published in 1945 by Boosey & Co., Edited Inglis Gundry Index Admirals All 63 Anchor's Weighed, The 112 Arethusa 106 Ash Grove, The 192 Auld Lang Syne 210 Bantry Bay 40 Bay of Biscay 110 Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomon', The 204 Blue Bonnets over the Border 203 Bonnie Dundee 208 Brave Old Oak, The 186 British Grenadiers 174 Boatswain's Story, The 47 Cheer! Boys, Cheer! 158 Chinese Bumboatman, The 138 Come Back to Erin 28 Death of Nelson 115 Diver, The 188 Down Among the Dead Men 176 Farewell and Adieu 128 Father O'Flynn 18 Flowing Bowl, The (Dibdin) 125 Gallants of England 57 Girl I left Behind Me 94 God Bless the Prince of Wales 3 God Save the King 2 Heart of Oak 172 Here's a Health unto His Majesty 179 Home, Sweet Home 211 I am a Friar of Orders Grey 195 In Cawsand Bay 146 In the Garb of Old Gaul 206 John Peel 180 Lads in Red, The 52 Lass that Loves a Sailor 104 Leather Bottel, The 184 Life on the Ocean Wave, A 119 Lighthouse Keeper, The 74 Little Hero, The 31 Marching through Georgia 168 Mediterranean, The 144 Men of Harlech 198 Midshipmite, The 70 Minstrel Boy, The 200 Nancy Lee 10 Naval Mounted Horse, The 132 Odds, Bobs! 152 Off to Philadelphia 22 Pirate of the Isle, The 136 Plymouth Sound 142 Poor Joe, The Marine 98 Red, White and Blue 163 Roast Beef of Old England 171 Robbers' Retreat, The 150 Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep 88 Rule Britannia 8 Sailor's Life, The 102 Sally in our Alley 92 Sigh No More, Ladies 90 Sir Bevil 148 Spanish Ladies 128 Tar's Farewell, The 80 Ten Thousand Miles Away 154 They All Love Jack 60 Three Sailor Boys, The 38 Tom Bowling 96 Veteran's Song, The 13 Vicar of Bray, The 182 Weel May the Keel Row 202 White Squall, The 83 Widdicombe Fair 130 Ye Mariners of England 100 Yeoman's Wedding Song, The 44 |
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22 Sep 10 - 01:54 PM (#2991575) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: Ged Fox Confirmed that the index above is the earlier Naval Song Book, not the 1945 book. |
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28 Mar 11 - 10:06 PM (#3123799) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: GUEST I have original books to many to count not copys what is something like this worth all 1800 to early 1900 books very fraigle paper im trying not to handle them I need info can you help me e-mail me at tttt4s@live.com or call at (949)-388 -8544 ask for terry or jordonna |
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12 Jun 19 - 11:41 PM (#3996157) Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: 19th Century Songbooks From: davidkiddnet Now its 2019 Chapell's books are free online, downloadable as pdf at Archive Org They offer files made by different organizations, that are of different quality of image, depends what you like e.g, this looks like a real old book : vol 1 scanned by U of Toronto But they also offer these bright copies by Cornell University Library Popular Music of the Olden Time vol 1 and Popular Music of the Olden Time vol 2, |