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Falling Waters: Waters of Yosemite - Truax
Falling Waters: Waters of Yosemite, by J.L. Truax, 1908.
God of All Nature -Tschaikowsky & Armitage
God of All Nature, by Tschaikowsky and Armitage, 1914.
Ain't She Sweet?
Ain't She Sweet?, by Yellen and Ager, 1927.
Battle Song of Liberty
Battle Song of Liberty, lyrics by Jack Yellen, composed by George L. Cobb 1917.
Co-ed March - Two Step
Co-ed March - Two Step, by J.S. Zamecnik, 1914.
Dancing on the Porch
Dancing on the Porch, by Zeileer, 1908.
American Fantasie
American Fantasie, composed by Victor Herbert.
By the Rivers Gently Flowing
By the rivers Gently Flowing, official song of Illinois, by Charles H. Chamberlin and Archibald Johnson, 1966.
Clarence Day's Life with Father
Clarence Day's Life with Father, made into a play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, potential creator Oscar Serlin.
Celestial Aida from Aida
Celestial Aida from Aida, arranged by H. Engleman, 1902.
Boo-Hoo
Boo-Hoo, by Heyman, Lombardo, and Loeb, 1937.
Ballin' the Jack Fox Trot
Ballin' the Jack Fox Trot, by Chris Smith, 1914.
Ballin' the Jack Fox Trot
Ballin' the Jack Fox Trot, by Chris Smith, 1914. Cover 2.
Clayton's Grand March
Clayton's Grand March, composed by Chas. D. Blake, 1936.
First Hungarian Rhapsody
First Hungarian Rhapsody, composed by Moissaye Boguslawski, 1936.
Big Bass Singer [The]
The Big Bass Singer, composed by Walter Rolfe, 1919.
As Time Goes By
As Time Goes By, by Herbert Hupfeld, 1931.
Father of the Land We Love - George M. Cohan
Father of the Land We Love, 1931.
Are You Sorry?
Are You Sorry? Composed by Milton Ager, lyrics by Benny Davis, 1925.
Confessin' That I Love You - Reynolds, Neiburg, & Daugherty
Confessin' That I Love You, by Renolds, Neiburg, and Daugherty, 1930.
Darktown Strutters' Ball [The]
The Darktown Strutters' Ball, composed by Shelton Brooks, 1917.
Always
Always, lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1925.
Arabian Nights
Arabian Nights, composed by Moissaye Boguslawski, 1936.
Carolina Moon
Carolina Moon, composed by Joe Burke, lyrics by Benny Davis, 1928.
General Grant's Grand March
General Grant's Grand March, composed by E. Mack.
Can I Forget You
Can I Forget You, by Kern and Hammerstein, 1937.
Boosey's 100 Operatic Melodies for the Violin -inside page
Boosey's 100 Operatic Melodies for the Violin -inside page
Golden Book of Favorite Songs
Golden Book of Favorite Songs
Christmas Emblems
Christmas Emblems, 1932.
Choir Herald, No. 7
Choir Herhald, No.7, 1938.
Choir Herald [The], No. 3.
The Choir Herald, No. 3, 1928.
Christmas Carols
Christmas Carols
Flowers, the Sun and the Dew [The]
Flowers, the Sun and the Dew, words by Walter King, music by Bob Allan, 1916.
Creole Belles: March-Two-Step
Creale Belles: March-Two-Step, composed by J. Bodewalt Lampe, 1900.
Agricultural March [The]
The Agricultural March, Composed for the Piano Forte and dedicated to Dr. Joseph E. Muse of Cambridge by Mrs. Anne A. Muse, 1846.
Mean to Me
Mean to Me, composed by Fred E. Ahlert, lyrics by Roy Turk, 1929.
Les Sylphes (Valse)
Les Sylphes (Valse), composer G. Bachman, c. 1909.
Let Us Waltz As We Say "Goodbye"
Let Us Waltz As We Say "Goodbye," composed by Art L. Beiner, 1925.
My Bonnie Laddie
My Bonnie Laddie, composer G. N. Benson, 1912.
How About Me?
How About Me? Lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1928.
I'll See You in C-U-B-A
I'll See You in C-U-B-A, composed by Irving Berlin.
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning, composed by Irving Berlin, 1918.
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning, composed by Irving Berlin, 1918. Cover 2.
I Want To Be In Dixie
I Want To Be In Dixie, composed by Irving Berlin and Ted Synder, 1911.
Hog-Town Pig-Aninnies: Two-step Cake-walk
Hog-Town Pig-Aninnies: Two-step Cake-walk, composed by Edmund Braham, 1899.
Never Swat a Fly - back of Don't Tell Her What's Happened to Me
Never Swat a Fly - back of Don't Tell Her What's Happened to Me, 1930.
Just a Memory - Brown, De Sylva, and Henderson
Just a Memory, by Brown, De Sylva, and Henderson, 1927.
Joan of Arc They Are Calling You - Bryan, Weston, and Wells
Joan of Arc They Are Calling You, by Bryan, Weston, and Wells, 1917.
I'm On My Way to Mandalay
I'm On My Way to Mandalay , composed by Fred Fisher, lyrics by Al. Bryan, 1914.
Oh How I Miss You To-night - Joe Burke, Benny Davis, and Mark Fisher
Oh How I Miss You To-night, by Joe Burke, Benny Davis, and Mark Fisher, 1924.