Mu2005 WP 0035

Guides to Special Collections
in the Music Division of the Library of Congress
A. P. SCHMIDT COMPANY
ARCHIVES
Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu2005.wp.0035
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON 1994/2000

Table of Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii
Scope and Content Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv
Description of Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii
Container List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
MUSIC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
BUSINESS PAPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
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Introduction
In 1959 the Summy-Birchard Company of Evanston, Illinois purchased the Arthur P. Schmidt
Publishing Company. Later in that year, David Sengstack, President of the Summy-Birchard Company,
donated the music manuscripts, correspondence, and selected business and financial records of the Arthur
P. Schmidt Publishing Company to the Library of Congress. A number of letters that had been written to the
Schmidt Company were acquired by the Library in 1957.
There are no restrictions on viewing any of the materials in this collection. The status of copyright
or literary rights in these materials is unclear.
Many of the materials in this collection are extremely fragile; patrons are asked to use extreme care
in handling.
This Finding Aid was prepared with Corel WordPerfect 8. An automated version is available from
the staff of the Performing Arts Reading Room.
NOTE: When requesting music from the collection be sure to write “Music” before the call number
on the call slip. See the Reference Librarian on duty for assistance.
Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 212

Number of Containers: 514
Approximate number of items: ?????
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Scope and Content Note
The Arthur P. Schmidt Company Archives, as a valuable source for the study of American music
during the latter part of the 19th and the first quarter of the 20th century (specifically, the years 1881 to
1909), is one of the Music Division’s most important collections. Although the materials range in date from
1869 to 1958, most of the materials date from 1895 to 1920.
Arthur Paul Schmidt was born in Altona, Germany on 1 April 1846 and came to the United States
in 1866. He worked for the G.D. Russell publishing house in Boston before opening his own retail and
foreign music importing business in 1876. The A.P. Schmidt company soon gained a reputation for
publishing works of many distinguished American composers. And, with branches in New York from 1894
to 1937 and in Leipzig from 1889 to 1910, it would become one of the largest music publishing and
importing firms in the United States. Mr. Schmidt died on 5 May 1921 but the firm continued until it was
absorbed by the Summy-Birchard Company of Evanston, Illinois in 1960. The influence of the A.P. Schmidt
Publishing Company on the development and dissemination of American music is immeasurable. The most
comprehensive history of the Schmidt organization to date is Wilma Reid Cipolla’s article Arthur P. Schmidt:
The Publisher and His American Composers which is found in Vistas of American Music, Essays and
compositions in honor of William K. Kearns edited by Susan L. Porter and John Graziano and published by
Harmonie Park Press, Warren, Michigan in 1999 (ML200.1.V57 1999 in the collections of the Music
Division).
The A.P. Schmidt Company Archives contains music, correspondence, business and financial
records, and related documents. These materials provide a detailed look at the management, daily operations,
and history of the Schmidt firm.
In the music series, which contains manuscripts and some printed music and is the largest part of the
collection, are examples of music composed by Americans at the turn of the twentieth century and selected
for publication by Schmidt. The majority of the music in the collection is in autograph form; some are
holographs in the hand of the composer and many are the work of Schmidt company editors and arrangers.
It is from these manuscripts that the Schmidt company prepared its publications. Most of the music in the
collection is for voice, chorus or piano. However, examples of large-scale orchestral music in the collection
most clearly illustrate Schmidt’s commitment to publishing music by American composers at a time when
other American publishers were weary of risking their capital on these works which were oftentimes
perceived to have questionable merit and little income-producing potential.
Some composers whose works are represented include Charles R. Adams, Paul Ambrose, William
F. Apthorp, Frederick Archer, Florence Newell Barbour, Edward S. Barnes, Floy L. Bartlett, Marion Bauer,
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, W. Berwald, Arthur Bird, J. W. Bischoff, B. C. Blodgett, W. L. Blumenschein, Carl
Bohm, Gena Branscome, John Hyatt Brewer, O. B. Brown, F. Leslie Calver, T. F. H. Candlyn, George
Whitefield Chadwick, Mrs. C. F. Chickering, Vincenzo Cirillo, Ralph Cox, Mary Bradford Crowninshield,
Benjamin Cutter, E. Cutter Jr. Henshaw Dana, Mabel Daniels, Clifford Demarest, Charles Dennée, Henry
M. Dunham, George Eggeling, Stephen Emery, Louis C. Elson, W. F. Fessenden, Arthur Foote, Rudolf
Friml, J. Lamont Galbraith, W. W. Gilchrist, Leopold Godowsky, G. A. Grant-Schaefer, Cornelius Gurlitt,
Otto Hackh, Henry K. Hadley, George F. Hamer, E. W. Hanscom, Cuthbert Harris, Edith Hatch, Reinhold
L. Herman, Helen Hood, Helen Hopekirk, James H. Howe, Bruno Huhn, Henry Holden Huss, Cora W.
Jenkins, Clayton Johns, Jules Jordan, Bruno Oscar Klein, Richard Krentzlin, Benjamin J. Lang, Margaret
Ruthven Lang, A. W. Lansing, Frank Lynes, Edward A. Macdowell, Orlando A. Mansfield, G. W. Marston,
John W. Metcalf, Harold V. Milligan, Charles H. Morse, Julius E. Müller, Lizette E. Orth, J.C.D. Parker, E.
B. Perry, F. A. Porter, H. J. Stewart, W. H. Neidlinger, T. Tertius Noble, A. Nolck, Hugo Norden, John Orth,
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John Knowles Paine, Horatio Parker, Anna Priscilla Risher, G. P. Ritter, Clara Kathleen Rogers, Mary
Turner Salter, Arnoldo Sartorio, Hattie P. Sawyer, Sebastian B. Schlesinger, P. A. Schnecker, Charles P.
Scott, Frederick Schackley, Gerrit Smith, Bruce Steane, H. J. Stewart, Templeton Strong, Arthur W. Thayer,
Trygve Torjussen, J. Eliot Trowbridge, Everett E. Truette, Oscar Weil, Arthur Weld, George E. Whiting, S.
B. Whitney, G. D. Wilson, James H. Wilson, Alfred Wooler and many others.
After Schmidt's death in 1921 the firm turned more and more to "educational music" and these
materials are also represented in the collection. It should be noted that none of the manuscripts of Edward
MacDowell, one of Schmidt’s most important composers, accompanied the collection to the Library of
Congress. It may be assumed that after MacDowell’s death, most of his manuscripts were returned to his
widow, Marian MacDowell (See the Edward and Marian MacDowell Collection).
The collection encompasses a large number of business papers (1876-1951) including corporate
correspondence and letterbooks, legal and financial records and files, publications records and catalogs,
iconography, and various writings.
The correspondence includes letters to A. P. Schmidt and his staff from composers, foreign agents,
and printers as well as copies of letters from the Schmidt organization. These deal with the various facets
of the publishing business but many references are made to a variety of personal matters as well as social and
contemporary events. Among the major correspondents in the collection are Edward Ballantine, Florence
Newell Barbour, Floy Bartlett, Mrs. H.H.A. Beach, Robert Braine, Gena Branscombe, F. Leslie Calver,
Rosseter G. Cole, Mabel Daniels, Roland Diggle, G. A. Grant-Schaefer, Cora W. Jenkins, Boris Levenson,
Marian MacDowell, John W. Metcalf, T. Tertius Noble, Mari Paldi, Anna Priscilla Risher, Thomas Tapper,
George Woodhouse. There are letters from most of the composers whose work Schmidt published. Some
notable correspondents include Paul Ambrose, Willi Apel, J. Stuart Archer, Parker Bailey, Edward Shippen
Barnes, Marion Bauer, Richard Key Biggs, Arthur Bird, David Bispham, Carl Bohm, Joseph Bonnet, Franz
Bornschein, Felix Borowski, John Hyatt Brewer, Radie Britain, Rayner Brown, Ignaz Brüll, Annabel Morris
Buchanan, Charles Wakefield Cadman, William C. Carl, Pablo Casals, George Whitefield Chadwick,
Norman Coke-Jephcott, Rossetter G. Cole, Frederick S. Converse, Henry Cowell, Bainbridge Crist, Frank
Damrosch, Charles F. Dennée, Robert Nathaniel Dett, David Diamond, Clarence Dickinson, Olin Downes,
Marcel Dupré, Clarence Eddy, Carl Engel, Geraldine Farrar, H. T. Finck, Ross Lee Finney, Arthur Foote,
Rudolf Friml, Henry S. Fry, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Rudolph Ganz, W. W. Gilchrist, Leopold Godowsky, Percy
Grainger, Donald J. Grout, Alexandre Guilmant, Cornelius Gurlitt, Henry K. Hadley, Hermann Hagedorn,
Philip Hale, Howard Hanson, F. Flaxington Harker, Charles Haubiel, George Henschel, Edward Burlingame
Hill, John Tasker Howard, Mary Howe, Rupert Hughes, Henry Holden Huss, Philip James, Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, Bruno Oscar Klein, Ernest R. Kroeger, Gail Kubik, Edwin H. Lemare, Ellen Jane Lorenz, Otto
Leuning, Eduardo Marzo, Daniel Gregory Mason, William H. Neidlinger, Arthur Nevin, Geoffrey O’Hara,
John Knowles Paine, Horatio Parker, Daniel Pinkham, Florence B. Price, Richard Purvis, Carl Reinecke,
Hugo Reinhold, Josef Rheinberger, Wallingford Riegger, Artur Schnabel, Percy A. Scholes, William Howard
Schuman, Ludwig Schytte, R. Deane Shure, Ernest M. Skinner, Templeton Strong, Paolo Tosti, William
Treat Upton, Edgar Varese, Clarence Cameron White, Thornton Wilder, John Wesley Work and many others.
Included are letters (1910-1951) from many of the business with whom Schmidt was connected over
the years including A. P. Schmidt, Leipzig branch; Henry Litolff’s Verlag; C. G. Röder, G.m.b. H.; John
Worley Co., Music Printers; Zabel Brothers Co., Music Printers; B. Schott’s Söhne; White-Smith Music
Publishing Co.; Banks & Son, Music Publishers and Foreign Music Importers; Register of Copyrights at the
Library of Congress; SESAC (Society of European Stage Authors and Composers); Paul A. Schmitt Music
Co.; Stanhope Press; Manicke & Dellmuth, Music Engravers; Boosey & Hawkes; F. P. Brown Co., Printers;
Burlen & Son Robert Burlen & Son, Bookbinders; McLaughlin & Reilly Co., Publishers of Church and
School Music; National Federation of Music Clubs (incl. Music Clubs Magazine); American Guild of
Organists; J. J. Brenner & Sons, Printers; Elkin & Co., Music Publishers; Music Publishers’ Association of
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the United States; National Federation of Music Clubs (incl. Music Clubs Magazine); New York State School
Music Association; Edwards Brothers, Inc., Lithoprinters; Music Teachers’ National Association; Canadian
Copyrights; and others. Letters from individuals and smaller organizations are filed in alphabetical order
by name.
In addition, letterbooks which contain copies of correspondence sent from the Schmidt organization
and dating from 1891 to 1934. Many of these letterbooks are in poor condition and extreme care is urged
in handling. These letterbooks are organized chronologically.
Among the legal and financial records are several boxes of materials dealing primarily with copyright
matters (1894-1958). These include copyright recordation books, renewals and application records, and a
number of copyright related publications. The financial records (1880-1943) include bound ledgerbooks,
payment records, earnings statements, and other information for both the Boston and Leipzig operations.
The publication records include an impressive number of A.P. Schmidt and related organizations’
stock books and publication books. The music catalogs and assorted advertisements include catalogs filed
in alphabetical order by subject, composer’s name, or publisher/edition.
The iconographic materials in the collection consist, for the most part, of signed photographs that
once lined Mr. Schmidt’s office. The writings series encompasses a number of interesting literary works,
both printed and in manuscript by some Schmidt composers including Florence Newell Barbour, Charles
Dennée and others.
Processed by Timothy Bullard, Cheryl Dempsey, Michael Ferrando,William Nelson,

Albert Tucker, Robert Saladini, Wayne Shirley, and Claudia Widgery
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Description of Series
Music
1- 269 Music, Manuscripts, filed in alphabetical order by composer and by title within (269 boxes)
270-295 Music, printed, filed in alphabetical order by name/publisher (26 boxes)
Business Papers
1- 84 Correspondence, filed in alphabetical order by name (84 boxes)
85-117 Corporate Correspondence, filed chronologically and alphabetically within (33 boxes)
118-144 Letterbooks, filed chronologically (27 boxes)
145-151 Legal files, filed in chronological order (7 boxes)
152-174 Financial Records, filed in chronological order (23 boxes)
175-210 Publications records, filed numerically (36 boxes)
211-212 Catalogs, filed in alphabetical order by subject and/or name (2 boxes)
213-216 Iconography, filed in alphabetical order by name (4 boxes)
217-218 Writings, filed in alphabetical order by author (2 boxes)
219 Miscellaneous, filed in alphabetical order by subject (1 box)
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MUSIC: Music Manuscripts
Box Comp oser/T itle Box Comp oser/T itle
1 A., E . M . Gretel on stilts.

Serenade. Hunt, The.
Hymn to Selene.
A., E. M., arr. Ice ca rnival.
Oh, if I were a bee Ice, like a mirror, The.
(from Mend elssohn). Japanese danc ing girl.
June night.
Abt, Franz. June rapture.
O Jugend, wie bist du so schön! Khaki and blue.
(arr. by Lynes). King's jester, The.
Soo n will it pass away! Leafy way, A.
(arr. by Lynes). Leap-frog.
Like a butterfly.
Ack erman , C . M . Modulatory scales.
Charms of life. Moon p aths.
Happ y return. Morning glow.
My heart has found you.
Adair, Mildred. My lady daffodil.
Merry moo ds. 3 Nocturne in blue and gold.
On the canal.
Adam, A dolf. On the railway.
O holy night (arr. by Carl Erich). Our flag.
Padolia.
Adamowski, Timothée. Parad e of the clowns.
Fleurs, Les. Peter Pan (op. 20).
Love's simile. Pickaninny's sandman.
Pickaninny's sandman
Adams, Charles R. (arr. by P. Ambrose).
Bedouin song, The. Pygmy parade.
Rondo mignon.
Adams, E rnest H arry. Rubato.
Arab dance. Sanjo.
Blossoms in the breeze. Satin slipper, The.
Bouncing ball, The. Sea-winds.
Camille. Spooks and shadow s.
Concert im promptu in D flat. Spring madrigal.
Danc ing on the hill-tops. Summ er clouds.
Distant hills. 4 Thought, A.
Dream time. To day.
Dre am va lley. Toy doll, The.
Dreams of yesteryear. Twilight garde ns.
Driftwood. Two scarecrows, The.
Dutch tulips. Valse élégante.
Errant Pan. When the leaves turn red.
Etude-arabesque. W hitecaps.
Evening invocation. W ind in the willows, The.
Evening rain. W ind-blown hill, The.
2 Festival of Saint Nicholas. W oodland rose.
For remembrance.
Full tide, The. Adams, Ernest Harry, arr.
Garlanded lane, A. Kob ald's dance (by Krentzlin).
The A. P. Schmidt Company Archives 1

Turkish rondo (by Krentzlin). Alde n, Blanche Ray.

Kaiser Marsch (by W agner). Go odnight! Tomo rrow we shall
March & Chorus (from Tannhäuser meet again.
by W agner). Gypsy troupe, The.
Mid-day dance in June, A.
Adams, M rs. Cro sby. Through the woods we go.
Church music. Wake up! Wake up.
Four d uets for two beginners.
Peter Pan. Aldrich, Perley Dunn.
Some first piano pieces. In thee, O G od, d o I pu t my trust.
Song without words (op. 20). Softly no w the light of day.
Three artistic piano sketches
(op. 21). Aletter, W.
To ne studies. Bella picadora, La.
Valse arabesque (op. 20). Erste Ball, Der.
Etude
Adams, Steven. Feodora.
5 Owl, The. Geburtstags Gavotte.
Immer lustig.
Adam s, Thom as. In stately measure.
All thy works praise thee. Lachtäubchen.
Bless the Lo rd, O my soul. Libellentanz.
For all the saints. Mein Leben dem Vaterland.
God sent forth his son. Morceau à la gavotte.
God , who madest earth and heaven. Morceau à la gavotte
Great is the Lord, and m arvelous. (arr. by Lynes).
I will lift up mine eyes unto the Secret longing.
hills. Sleep ing beauty.
Jesus Christ our Lord is risen. Tidings from home.
Lord is thy keeper, The. Unter blauem H imme l.
Make me a clean heart, O God.
Of the Father's love begotten. Allen, Charles N.
Sing we merrily unto God our Air.
strength. Allegro moderato.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord. Andante et allegro caracteristique.
W hen that which is perfect is come. 7 Ballade in D.
W hile all things were in quiet Barcarole et tarentelle.
silence. Berceuse.
Chanson.
Adamson, John. Chant de berceau.
Lord is my light, The. Come ye disconsolate.
Easy study in syncopation.
Agnew, Roy E. Etude caprice.
6 Hie away, hie away. Gavotte.
June twilight. Introduction et gavotte.
Suite for piano. Introduction et polonaise.
Jesu m y Lord , my God, m y all.
Ailbout, H ans. Marche.
Schmetterling. Marche à la campagne.
Ainé, F. Mazurka op. 8 [and] op. 11.
Menuett. Mazurka hongroise.

Med itation. Come o ut, heart's delight.

Menuet in D. Come unto me.
Pastorale. Com es at last a voice of gladne ss.
8 Petite boléro. Consolation.
Reverie et polonaise de conc ert. Crown of love, The.
Romanza. Day of resurrection, The.
Rondino. Dusk witch, The.
Sarabande et bourrée. Elaine.
Scène pittoresque. Far away in old Judea.
Scherzino. Forward ! Singing glory.
Souvenir de Strassburg. Give me thy peace.
Stacc ato étude de con cert. God is love.
Valse. Go d kee p you, dearest.
Valse gracieuse aux fleurs. God so loved the world.
Valse joyeuse. Gypsy serenade.
Valse lento. Hark! Ha rk my so ul.
Heaven is our home.
Allen, Charles N., arr. Hom e again.
Air & Gavo tte (by Grieg). Hosanna to the living Lord.
Cradle song (by Brahms). In a rose garden.
In heavenly love abiding.
Allen, N. H. Jesus, meek and gentle.
Love's messeng ers. Jesus, thou mighty Lord.
Just for to day.
Allen, P aul. Kyrie.
Alla tarantella. Let not your heart be troubled.
Bonny wee thing. Like a cradle rocking, rocking.
Med itation. 10 Like as a father.
O were my love yon lilac fair. Little child's hymn, A.
Lord's prayer, The -- see Kyrie.
Allen, Victor. Lotus flower, The.
Hush a bye baby, don't cry. Loving shepherd, The.
Madrigal, A.
Allum, Charles E. Mariner's love, The.
O Lord how manifold. Nights o' spring, The.
O Jesus, Thou art standing.
Althaus, Basil. O Lamb of God, I come.
Chanso n des fleurs. O little town of Bethlehem.
Gavotte Colombine. O Lord, how excellent.
Matinka. O love that will not let me go.
Renouveau. O mistress mine.
Resignation. O paradise, O paradise.
Sasha. Old song, An.
Praise waiteth for thee.
Ambrose, Pa ul. Saviour, breathe an evening
9 Agnus Dei. blessing.
Art thou weary. Sea hath its pearls, The.
As it began to dawn. Shepherd, with thy tenderest love.
Asleep in the manger. Shoogy-shoo, The.
Auf wiedersehen. Shoogy-shoo, The (arr. A. Thayer).
Be ye glad. Sing O choirs in highest heavens.

Sing O heavens. 12 Bow d own thine ear.

Sing, oh sing, this blessed morn. Bre ak forth into joy.
Sing, oh sing, this blessed morn Burial of the rose, The.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). Christ is risen.
So sleep, my heart, lie sleeping. Contrite heart, The (arr. by Lynes).
Song of the silent land. Father! take my hand.
11 Song of triumph has begun, The. God holds the future.
Song of yesterday, A. Go d's gift.
Souls of the righteous. Grant us thy peace.
Spring song, A. Heaven is our home.
Stars of evening. Just for to night.
Stay ho me m y heart. Just for tonight (arr. by Gaines).
Suffer the little children. O for the pearly gates of heaven.
Sunshine and music. Oh come and bide with me.
Sweetheart, sigh no more. One swee tly solemn thought.
Ten amens. One sweetly solemn thought
Thou who like the wind dost come. (arr. by O. B. Brown).
To thee, O Lord, our hearts we
raise. Andrews, Ma rk.
Tom orrow comes the song. Come un to me, ye weary.
Tom orrow comes the song Fierce raged the tempe st.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). Unto thee, O Lord.
Twe lve short responses.
Twe nty amens. Apinado c, W .
When mother sleep comes round. Days gone by.
W hosoever drinketh of this water. Only a face at the window.
W ind and sea.
Yesterday and you. Archer, Frederic.
13 Muriel.
Ambrose, Paul, arr.
Amaryllis. Archer, John B.
Around the gypsy fire Silent hour, The.
(from Brahms).
Call of home, The. Armand, René.
Dancing the gay ga votte Call of home, The.
(from Gluck).
Garlands bright and fair Armande, G.
(from Brahms). In a Spanish gypsy camp.
My hom e is over Jordan.
Nymphs and fauns (from Rameau). Armas, J. Reyes.
Old folks, The Aires canario s.
(arr. by W. C. Sheridan Bailes cana rios.
from Foster).
Orange blossoms (by Rad etzky). Armstrong, William D.
Stars are in the skies (by Aulin). Evening song.
W hile the birds are singing Nocturne.
(from Boccherini). Organ comp ositions.
W ith lilies sweet and daffodils Polonaise.
(by Komzá k). Praise, my soul, the King of
heaven.
Ambrose, R. S. Star of glory.

Suite d e ballet. In Ap ril.

Song of summer, A.
Armstrong, William D., arr.
Postlude (by Saint-Saëns). B aldwin, J . M .
Mem ory's garden.
Arne, Thomas A.
Under the greenwood tree Baldwin, Ralph L.
(arr. F. Lynes). Burlesca e melodia.
Go d be merciful.
Arnold, Maurice. Submission.
Bolero in E minor.
Melodie in G. Baldwin, Samuel.
15 Three songs.
Arthur, Alfred.
Vocal progression. Ballantine, Edward.
Aphrodite.
Ashford, Emma L. Corinth.
Hom e-coming. Cypris.
Love's messenger. Four variations on "Mary had a
Summer love song, A. little lamb".
Swallows to southward. Ionian melo dy.
Light in the night.
Bacon, Norval F. Mary and the lamb forever.
14 W ithout you. My star.
Neath this tall pine.
Bailey, Eben H. Night balm.
Chant du troubadour. Recollections of childhood.
Day of peace. Romance.
Fleeting days. Shepherd's elegy, The.
For thee I wait. Song for a future.
I ask no more. Song of night.
Lord of all life. Suite in F.
To K alé.
Open thou mine eyes. Variations for piano on "Mary had
W ondrous cross, The. a little lamb"
Variations o n "M ary had a little
Baines, William. lamb" in the style of
Blessed is the nation. Brahms and Jo hann
Caravan, The. Strauss.
Cuckoo sings, The. Variations o n "M ary had a little
Evening in harvest time. lamb" in the style of ten
Excursion train, The. comp osers.
From a toy shop.
Here comes the band. Bancroft, Mertena.
It's raining. Deep in my heart is a song.
Message of the be lls. O sea of blue.
Silent sea, The. W ake! D ear heart.
Sweet bells of Easter time.
Thine, O Lord, is the greatness. Barbour, Florence Newell.
All in a garden fair.
Baker, Alice H. Along the shore.

Amo ng the little folks. Summons of spring, The.

At Chamonix. Three song pictures.
16 Awake! It is the day. To my piano.
Before dawn. To ne pictures for youn g players.
Behold the spring. Treasure Island.
Brightness o f the Father's glory. Two little piano pieces for
By the bending tide. beginners.
Call to worship, The. Two offerings.
Caprice etudes. 19 Two quartettes for wom ens' voices.
Child-land in song and rhythm. Up in the swing -- see Learning to
17 Children's book of songs and ride.
rhymes, The. Valse arabesque.
Coral grove, The. Valse impromptu.
Danc e of the autumn leav es. Valse melodique.
Dancing party waltz, The. Venice.
Flower will bloom, The. Village soldiers march.
Forest sketches. W hen flaming morn bursts forth.
Gathering storm cloud s. W here happiness grows.
Gods of the mo untains. Where shall wisdom be found.
Golden fish, The. Where the roses bloom.
Homeward bound.
In clover time. Barmotine, S.
Joy came with the day. Berceuse (arr. H. V. M illigan).
Learning to ride. Pastorale (arr. H. V. Milligan).
Longing.
Lotus flower, The. Barnard , Charlotte [U nder Pseudonym
Love's ecstasy. Claribel].
Meditation in San Marco. Day of rest, The (arr. by F. Lynes).
Memo ry's voice.
Nodding daisies. Barnby, Joseph.
On the wa y to the wood s. Bridal march from Rebekah (arr. E.
Orchard in bloom, The. M. Lott).
Parade, The. God of the living
Pony race, A. (arr. by C. P. Scott).
Prayer the soul's desire. Lead us, O Father
Rainy weather. (arr. by C. P. Scott).
Rambles in musicland. Nearer thee (arr. by C. P. Scott).
18 Resurrection of our Lord, The. O Lord , how manifold are thy
Sea-limits, The. works (arr. by Harris).
Sister Sue's sunny stories.
Six brilliant compositions for the Barnes, A. L.
pianoforte. Andante in E.
Six melod ie études. Cantilene nuptiale (see box 269).
Spring flower message. Festival march.
Stars o f the summer night. Fughetta.
Storm, The. March militaire.
Stream's secret, The. Menuetto.
Studies for the pianoforte. There were shep herds.
Sudden light. Trio in C.
Summer day, A.
Summer's return. Barnes, Edward S.

At the dawn I seek thee. First day of school, The.

Blessed art Thou, O Lord. 21 Handel (168 5-1759).
20 Brightly shine, ye heavens. Haydn (173 2-1809).
Builders, The. Heart-fire and singing.
Christm as joy. I shall not live in vain.
God is the refuge of His saints. I will lift up mine eyes.
Go d is working H is purp ose o ut. If I but knew.
King's highway, The. It can be done.
Light bearer, The. Introit, Gloria [and] Response.
Lord, as to thy dear cross we flee. Invy.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in G Kittens.
minor. Little blue ribbons.
O God of freedom. Little blue ribbons
Once in a manger. (arr. by Ambrose).
Paul pre acheth at Athens. Marionettes.
Peace. Mend elssohn (1809-1847 ).
Savior and Lord beloved. Miss M ariar.
There is no rose. Mo ther.
Mo zart (1756-1791 ).
Barnes, Edward S ., arr. My fidil is singing.
O come ye to Bethlehem. My sister's best fellar.
Naughty boy.
Barnes, Leonard. Robin's come.
Afloat at dusk (arr. by Ambrose). Robin's come (arr. by P. Ambrose).
Afloat at dusk (arr. by Elliot). Sleepy song.
Song o f gladness.
Barrell, Edgar A. Sweet little woman o' mine.
Offertory in the form of a march. Sweet little woman o' mine
Shepherd with thy tenderest love. (arr. by P. Ambrose).
Swing song (arr. by P. Ambrose).
Barrell, Edgar A., arr. Toothbrush, The.
Five arrangements for organ Vacation.
(incomplete). W hen dadd y was a little boy.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod.
Barrett, Reginald. Wynken, Blynken and Nod
Dreaming. (arr. by P. Ambrose).
I do not ask, O Lord.
Suffer the little children. Bartlett, Gertrude.
W e are free. 22 Brave soldier, The.
Busy housekeeper, The.
Bartlett, Floy L. Butterflies.
Arise, glad heart. Christmas morn.
At dusk. Coaching parade.
At the table. Fairy dance, A.
Bach (168 5-1750). Fairy's secret, A.
Barcarolle. Farmer's story, The.
Beethoven (177 0-1827). Harvest song.
Boy's philosophy, A. Hunting song.
Brahms (183 3-1897). In merry mood.
Caprice. Merry makers, The.
Dressing. Robin's song, The.

Sailing the boat. Little lane mid shade and sun, A.

Tripping lightly. Mill wheel, The.
Minstrel of romance, The.
Bartlett, J. C. Only of thee and me.
Low at thy feet. Orientale.
Ma pale-brown Lady Sue. Over the hills.
Phillis.
Barton, Gerard. Prelude (in A minor).
God that madest earth and heaven. Prelude (in B minor).
Hark! hark! my soul. Prelude (in D minor).
Hark! hark! my soul Prelude (in D).
(arr. by Lynes). Prelude (in F minor).
Jerusalem the golden. Prelude (in F sharp).
Love, the pilgrim. 24 Red man's requiem, The.
Moo nlight and music. Send me a dream.
Star trysts.
Bassford, William K. Tho ughts.
Beyond. Three Christmas carols.
Eight studies for the cultivation of Tide, The.
artistic style and finish. Up the Ocklawaha.
Go d be merciful. W ere I a bird on wing.
Hark! W hat celestial sounds. W inds, The.
Hosannas raise. Youth come s dancing o'er the
I'm a blithesome maid. mead ows.
I'm a blithesome, romping maid.
Lord's prayer, The. Baumfelder, Friederich.
O sanctissima. Edelweiss.
O taste and see how gracious the Lustige Fanfaren.
Lord is. Maiglöckchen läutet.
Rejoice in the Lord.
Respo nse to the beatitudes. Baynes, Syd ney.
Thy will be done. Tumble-down place, A.
Turn thy face from my sins.
Beach, Mrs. H. H. A.
Bates, William Lester. Across the world.
23 Alma M ater. After.
Ah, love, but a day.
Batten, Ro bert. Ah, love, but a day
April morn. (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Allein.
Bauer, M arion. Alleluia! Christ is risen.
By the Indus. America.
Coyote song. Anita.
Driftwood fire, The. Ariette.
Druids. Autumn song.
Fair daffodils. Baby.
From hills of dream. Bal masque.
Go ld of the day and night. Ballad (cover pages only).
In the co untry. Ballade.
Just beyond. Barcarolle.
Linnet is tuning her flute, The. 25 Benedicite, omnia op era D omini.

Benedictus in A. May flowers.

Berceuse. Mazurka.
Blackbird, The. Menue t italien.
Cadenza to the first movement of Minstrel and the king, The.
the third concerto for the Minuet.
pianoforte, in C minor, My lassie.
op. 37, by Beethoven. 27 My love is like a red, red rose.
Canadian boat song, A. My star.
Canzonetta. Nachts.
Captive, La. Nähe des G eliebten.
Chambered nautilus, The. Night sea, The.
Chanson d'amour. Nunc dimittis.
Children's carnival. O Lord, our God, arise.
Come ah come. O mistress mine.
Com e unto these yellow sand s. O pra ise the Lord all ye nations.
Com munion responses. O sweet content.
Oh were my love yon lilac fair.
Danse des fleurs. Old love-story, An.
Dark garden. One summer d ay.
Dark is the night. Only a song.
Dearie. Out of the de pths.
Dreaming. Over hill, over dale.
Drowsy dream-town. Peace I leave with you.
Eilende Wolken, Segels des Lüfte. Peace on earth.
Elle et m oi. Polka.
Gloria in excelsis Deo. Prelude, A.
Haste, O beloved. Rêves d e Colo mbine, Les.
Hearken unto me. Romance.
Help us, O God. Rose of Avon-town, The.
Hermit thrush at eve, A. Sanctus.
Hermit thrush at morning, A. Scottish cradle-song.
Hush, baby dear. Scottish legend.
Hymn of freedom, A. Sea fairies, The.
Hym n of trust. Sea fever.
I know not how to find the spring. Sea song.
I send my heart up to thee. 28 Secret, Le.
I shall be brave. Serenade.
I sought the Lord. Shena Van.
I will give thanks. Shorter Kyrie, The.
26 Ich sag te nicht. Sleep, little darling.
In the twilight. Sonate for pianoforte and violin.
Invocation. Song of liberty, A.
Jephthah's daughter. Song of welcome.
Jeune fille et jeune fleur. Spirit o f mercy.
Jubilate Deo. Spring.
June. Summ er dream s.
Just for this. Summer wind, The.
Little brown bee, The. Sweetheart, sigh no more.
Magnificat. Sylvania.
March. 29 Symphony in E moll (Gaelic).
Mass in E flat. Take, O take tho se lips aw ay.

Te Deum. Grieve not the holy sp irit.

This morning very early. Thou wilt keep him in perfect
Three Browning songs (cover peace.
pages only).
Three flower songs. Bendix, Theodore.
Through the house give glimmering I loved thee.
light.
Thrush, The. Benham, V ictor.
Thy beau ty. Fountain, The.
Tw ilight. Legend.
Valse-caprice. Mazurka fantastique.
Variations on Balkan themes for
two piano s. Bennett, Arthur C.
W altz. Thousand years have come and
W andering knight, The. gone, A.
W estern wind, The.
W hen so ul is joined to so ul. Bennett, William S.
When the last sea is sailed. Go d is a spirit
W ilt thou be my dearie. (arr. by J. Lawrence Erb).
30 W ir drei.
W ith prayer and supplication. Benoist, F.
W ith Vio lets Prayer.
W ithin thy heart.
W ouldn't that be queer. Benvenuti, A. Guagni.
Ye banks and b rais o' Bonnie D oon. 31 Dod ici vocalizzi elementari
Year's at the spring, The. melodici per voce di
basso.
Beach, M rs. H. H. A., arr.
On a hill. Berens, Hermann.
Serenade (by Richard Strauss). Progressive finger control
(arr. by Fritz von Bo se).
Becker, Reinhold.
Liebesleben. Bergé, Irénée.
Have you not seen the timid tear.
Becker, René L. Tis love that murmurs.
Melodie elégiaque.
Berger, Francesco.
Beckett, Wheeler. Morning light, The.
Psalm 23.
Berger, Wilhelm.
Beethoven, Ludwig Va n. Sieben Klavierstücke.
Allemande.
Bagatelle no. 3. Bergh, Arthur.
Minuet. I do not love thee, I adore.
Mazurka.
Bèka, P. Melodie.
W oolie march. Reverie douce.
Sérénade d'amour.
Bellairs, Ralph H. Silence.
Angels from the realms. W hy does azure deck the sky.
Cast m e not away.

Bertini, H. Tarry with me, O my Saviour.

Etude (arr. by Thomas T apper). Te Deum.
Teach m e, O Lord, the way of thy
Berton, J. statutes.
Campanella, La. There's a song in the air.
Thine forever God of love.
Berwald, W . This is the day of light.
Approach of spring, The. Thou Lamb of God.
Arise, O Lord , into thy rest. Throstle, The.
As it began to dawn. 33 Time of roses, The.
Awake, glad soul. Under the greenwood tree.
Be merciful unto me, O God. Valsette impromptu.
Birth of Christ, The. We love the place, O God.
Bow d own thine ear. W elcome, happy morning.
Come unto me. W hen icicles hang by the wall.
Dancers, The.
Day is past and over, The. Bialla, Hugo.
Do not I love thee, O my Lord. Lead kindly light.
Dream-chains.
Fairies' revel, The. Bidwell, Helen Lee.
Forever with the Lord. Prayer for refuge, A.
32 From old Japa n.
Give ear to my prayer, O God. Bid well, M arshall.
Golden gates are lifted up, The. Evening song.
Hail, thou once desp ised Jesus.
Hark, the glad sound! The Saviour Biehl, Albe rt.
come s. At the cradle.
He is risen. Auf schaukelnden Wellen.
I could not do without Thee. Clavier Etüden (arr. By Charles
I need Thee every hour. Denné )
It was a lover and his lass. Erste Vorbrag, Der.
Joy fills our inmo st hearts to -day! . Geburtstags Feier.
Lead us heav'nly Father. Herzensgruss.
Let not your heart be troubled. Hungarian dance.
Light of the lonely pilgrim's heart. In distant lands -- see At the
Lo, the winter is past. cradle.
Mazurka caprice. Leichte Clavier Etüden.
Menuetto grazioso. Leichte, melo dische Etüden für die
Moonb eam fairies. linke Hand.
My Go d, acc ept my heart this d ay. Marsch.
My Jesus, as thou wilt. Preparatory studies for the
Now Go d be with us. pianoforte.
Pass me not, O gentle savior. Spinning wheel, The. -- see At the
Prepare ye the way of the Lord. cradle.
Romance poétique. Tanz [Ro ndino].
Shadow waltz. Triller Etüden.
Sing, oh sing, this blessed morn. Twe lve easy and m elodious stud ies.
Six responses. Twe lve special studies.
Skating song. Zwölf melodische und lehrreich
Song of shadows, A. Arpeggio-Etuden.
Spirit of the living God.

Biehl, Eduard. September.

Sechs und dreissig leichte und Simple ditty, A.
fortschreitende melodische Sing to me, sing.
Studien. Song of November, A.
Spring tide.
Biermann, H. Stars twinkle bright, dear.
34 Triumphal march. Summ er breeze s.
Summer is here.
Bilbro, Mathilde. Summer wind, The.
Ense mble pieces for small Summer wind, The
beginners. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Sylvia.
Billin, Reginald. Teach me, O Lord.
Be thou m y light. Tomorrow and tomorrow.
W hen stars are in the quiet skies. Tragedy, A.
White rose, A. Two hearts.
W hen our ship comes in.
Bingham, Seth.
Let God arise. Bishop, H enry Rowley.
36 Bloom is on the rye, The
Birch, J. Edgar. (arr. by F. J. Smith).
Christ is risen, hallelujah. W hen green lea ves co me again
O little town of Bethlehem. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Saviour, now the day is over.
There were shep herds. Blair, Hugh.
Allegro in F.
Bischoff, J. W . Angels are singing.
All in a garden green. Canzona in F.
At evening. Fantasy in A.
Autumn lullaby, An. Largo in G.
Cast thy bread upon the waters. March in E-flat.
City of Surcease, The. New-born king, The.
Fête Napolitaine. O Lord, I will praise Thee.
Five little white heads. Pastorale in C.
Forever and a d ay.
Graziella. Blake, W. P.
Hallelujah! Christ is born. Art thou pale for weariness.
Hallelujah! Christ is born I shot an arrow into the air.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Mariner's song, A.
Heaven is our home. There wa s a holy hermit.
Hidden thorn, A.
I arise from dreams of thee. Blank, Charles H.
I long for you. Wegenlied.
35 In the gondola.
Jingle of June, A. Blodgett, Benjamin C.
Journey's end. Four sho rt anthems.
Lord is my shepherd, The.
Love sings the lark. Blount, Charles B.
Open to me the ga tes. Sing and rejoice.
Rose I gave you, The.
Rose of Virginia. Blum, Elias.

Bow d own thine ear. Boettger, Theodore G.

Gather rosebuds [while ye may]. 38 Désir arde nt.
Hark as the sunlight pale.
How lovely are thy dwellings. Bohannan, Jean.
Humoresque. Intermezzo.
I will lift up mine eyes.
Müllerlied. Bo hm, C arl.
My garden. Abendfrieden.
O com e let us sing. Abide with me.
O lead me, Lord. Abide with me
On a day, alack the day. (arr. by Arthur Dana).
37 Pioneers west. Adagio religioso.
Rise my soul, and stretch thy wings. After the harvest.
Rounde lay. Allerlei.
Summer night. Arietta.
Young May moon, The. Arm in arm.
At break o f day.
Blumenschein, W. L. At the crossroad.
Allegretto and barcarolle. At the tournam ent.
Arlequinade. Ball Erinne rung -- see A rm in
Bethlehem song. arm.
Christ our passover. Belohnung für Fleiss.
Come unto me. Bolero.
Ho sanna to the P rince o f Light. Broken kiss, The.
In gay Vienna. Erinnerung.
Is there a lone and dreary hour. Espagnola.
Joy to the world. Fairies song.
Lead us, heavenly Father. Finale.
Loving and teasing. Forest murmurs.
Marian m enuet. Freudiger Sinn.
Mother's lullaby, A. From the T yrol.
Russian folksong, A. Gaiety.
Song o f the waves. Gipsy melo dy.
There were shep herds. Gracefulness.
Venite. Greeting from afar.
Violets, The. Invitation.
Kitten, The (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Bockelmann, B ern. Kleines Lied, Ein.
Cheval, A. Kujarviack.
Légende antique.
Bodenhoff, H. Lied der Spinnerin.
Humoreske. Love's strain.
Intermezzo.
Larghetto. 39 Mazurka élégante.
Polka bohème. Mein Lieblingsstück.
Polonaise. Melody
Preludium. (arr. by Fred erick S hackle
Rococo. y).
Valse lente. Message, The.
Valse noble. Mit Lust und Liebe.
Mother's heart, A.

Mo to perpetuo -- see Kujarviack. Arabesque.

Nordische légende. Au b al.
Prologue. Méd itation.
Prologue Melodie dansante.
(arr. by Fred eric Sh ackley) Sur le Lac.
. Third sonata for grand organ.
Recrea tions. Valse graçieuse.
Religioso.
Ringlein, Das. Bortniansky, D.
Rococco. Vesper hymn (arr. by Arthur Dana).
Romance.
Rosetta. Boscovitz, Frederick.
Serenata. Canzonetta.
Slavische Tanzweise. Valse caprice.
Soldiers are coming.
Soldiers are comming. Boscovitz, Frederick, arr.
Song of fancy, A. Castor et Pollux (from Rameau).
Spinnlied. Menue tte de Minon (by M èhul).
Spring thoughts. Soeur M onique (from Couperin).
Summer twilight nocturne.
Sunset on the water. Bossi, M. E.
Vacation time. Finale.
Valse groteske. Intermezzo.
Valse printanière. Invocazione.
Venetian barcarolle. Marcia festiva.
W hen morning dawns Melodia.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Toccata di concerto.
Zweite kleine lyrische Suite.
Bo tting, Herbert.
Bohm e, John. Close of day, The.
Song of courage, A. W aken, lords and lad ies gay.
To the sunshine.
Bourgault-Ducoudray, L. A.
Boott, F. 41 Adagio.
40 Cradle song.
Bowen, Frederic H.
Bornschein, Franz C. Snow flakes (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Colors of Mr. Butterfly.
Daisyland. Brackett, Frank H.
For you alone. Cavalier's song.
Greedy bear, The. I look to Thee.
In a sylvan vale. Jesus lives.
In the meadow.
Little bit of a fellow. Brackett, Frank H., arr.
My 'long-shore lass. Jesus, I my cross have taken.
To W onder-town. Lord, when we bend b efore thy
Vesper hour, The. throne.
Borow ski, Félix. Bragdo n, Sarah Coleman.

Adieu, L'. Country games.
Air triste. Four p iano duets.

Merry pipers. Memory, A.

Musical mom ents. Morning wind, The.
My fatherland.
Bra ine, Ro bert. My love is like a tempting peach.
Ano ther da y. Noo n.
Before sunset. Of my ou ld loves.
Come to the wildwood. Ol' Marse W inter.
Day. Old love tale, An.
Dear me. Open road, The.
Heart flower. Ould Do ctor Ma'Ginn.
If love should come to me. Radiant as the morning.
Little brooklet, The. Resentful lover, The.
Mah little kinky head. Roses in Madrid.
Music in the soul. Serenade.
Romantic rose, The. Sleep then, ah sleep.
Sea, The. [Songs from childhood].
Song of the robin, The. Spirit of motherhood.
That day we met. Squirrels' party, The.
Violet in her hair, A. There was a K ing of Liang.
W inter at the door. There's a woman like a dew-drop.
Three mystic ships.
Brander, A. U. Three songs of childhood.
W hy seek ye the living. W hen Jean d 'Arc was a little girl.
Wind from the sea, A.
Branscombe, Gena. W istful thoughts.
An' if I had a true love. W ith shimmering veils.
At the fair. 44 W ithin the walls of London.
42 At the postern gate. Woodsy nymph came dancing, A.
Bluebells drowsily ringing. Yellow jonquils.
Butterfly dances, A.
By St. Lawrence water. Branscomb e, Gena, arr.
Call of the seven seas, The. Awake! Awake (from R. Strauss).
Carnival fantasy, A. Breezes of springtime
Dancer of Fjaard, The. (from Jensen).
Dear lad o' mine. Only to thee (from Saint-Saëns).
Dear little hut by the rice fields. Onward to victory (from Schubert).
Fair is the pine grove. Serenade (from Schubert).
God of the nations. Spring marching (from J. S. Bach).
Great adventure, The. Such grace in the dance
Grow old along with me. (from Mo zart).
Hail ye tyme of ho lie-dayes. W hen twilight weave s her gentle
Hap piness. spell (from Bee thoven).
Hilltop dreaming. W ith lilies sweet and daffodils
I bring you heartsease. (by Komzá k).
In a fairy garden.
In aready, by moo nlight. Brant, Cyr de, arr.
In the trenches. Melodies of Christendom.
Just be fore the lights are lit. Sunset-glow (from Bac h).
43 Krishna.
Lass of glad gray eyes, The. Bre wer, Jo hn H yatt.
Lovely maiden roaming, A. Angels' Christmas song, The.

Angels' Easter song, The. dear.

Approach, m y soul, the m ercy seat. Thou wilt keep him in perfect
Autumn song, The. peace.
Because it's you. Treachery.
Blessed is the nation whose God is Twilight pictures.
the Lord. W ater-lily, The.
Bouquet, A. W oodland mo rning.
Canzonetta.
Cavalry song. Brewer, John H yatt, arr.
Child of Bethlehem, The. Londond erry air.
Dawning of the day, The. Lullaby (from M ozart).
Day is past and over, The. Oft in the stilly night.
45 Dreamland. Romance sans paro les (by Saint-
Eileen's spinning song. Saëns).
Evening star, The. Star of Bethlehem.
Fishers' song, The.
God's acre. Briggs, C. S.
Heart's rest, The. All the way.
Herald of spring, The. Awake, glad soul.
Hesp erus. Be merciful unto me O God.
How can I keep from singing. Because he hath set his love upon
How sweet the answer Echo makes. me.
Jesus, the very thought of thee. Day is past and over, The.
Katydid, The. Father in heaven.
Lady of the lake, The. Forth from the dark and stormy sky.
More fair is she. Give me the vision, Lord.
More lo ve to the e, O C hrist. He understands.
O holy Saviour! Friend unseen. Hear our cry.
O Jesus, thou art standing. Ho me, where o ur love d ones dwell.
O Lamb of God. Jesus, Shepherd of the sheep.
O let him whose sorrow.
O love divine. 47 Lead kindly light.
O M aster, let me walk with thee. Lead us gently home.
O thou, that hearest prayer. Love's sacrifice.
Ocean's garden. My Go d, is any hour so sweet.
Rest in thee. Nearer my God to thee.
Rock-a-by lady from Hushaby O could our thoughts and wishes
Street, The. fly.
Rockaby dearie. O Lord, I will praise thee.
Romanza. O love divine.
Russian lover, The. Six responses.
Sea and the moon, The. There came three kings.
Sea-shine. They that trust in the Lord.
46 Serenade. Thou art our Father.
Sing, sing, music was given. Truly my soul waiteth upon God.
Six songs. Until the dawn.
Song o f the summer wind s. W atch and pray.
Spring-time. W e bless thee for thy peace.
Supplication. W here all is light.
Sweet. W ord of the Lord, The.
There ever a song somewhere, my

Brinkmann, Minna. Sing praise to God who reigns

Farewell. above (from Luther).
Sleep, my saviour, sleep.
Britain, Radie.
Dance of the clown. Brown, Charles D avis.
Earth does not wish for Sweetly slumber.
beauty, The.
Fairy of spring. Bro wn, G ail Ridgway.
Geppetto's toy shop. At the seashore.
Immortality. Danc ing butterflies.
Little Spaniard. Danse rustique.
Nature ushers in the dawn. First year violin book s.
Noontide. Invocation.
Rain. May Dance.
Star and the child. Snowflakes.
Song of summer, A.
Broadhead, G. F. Venetian serenade.
Paean. W inter winds.
Bro nté, Em il. Brown, G ail Ridgway, arr.

48 Stars brightly shining. Swedish cradle song.
Stars brightly shining
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Brown, Kate L.
Stars brightly shining Clear and cool.
(arr. by Earl Towner).
Venetian carnival. Brown, O. B.
Venetian carnival Again the da y returns o f holy rest.
(arr. by Gustav Krenkel). All's well.
49 And the years glide b y.
Broome, Edward. As I was going to St. Ives.
Lord, at thy foo tstool. At last.
Sweet day of worship. Bargain, A.
Blessed is he that considereth the
Brown, Allanson. poor.
Austria. Bread of the world.
Blessed is he that cometh. Bugle song.
Festive alleluia, A. Child is born in Bethlehem, A.
Fragrance. First Christmas, The.
Glory fills thy whole creation. Fly, The.
It was a lover and his lass. For your sweet sake.
Jesu, thou joy o f loving hearts. Hark! The angel choir is singing.
Meditation on "Caswall" tune. Hour of prayer, The.
O Lamb of God. How beautiful on the mountains.
Prelude on a theme by Palestrina. I will lay me down.
In June.
Brown, Allanson, arr. In the end of the Sabbath.
Christians awake, salute the happy Jesus, lover o f my soul.
morn. Land beautiful, The.
Come go od Christians, to the Legend of the rose, The.
manger. Like as a father.
See the morning star. Lord will comfort Zion, The.

Lotus flower, The. Thy will be done.

Mary stood the cross beside. Unto us a child is born
Model college girl, A. (from Mo zart).
Mo rning. W ait thou still (by J. W. Frank).
Mo ther song. W ay is long and dreary, The.
Now very early in the morning. W hat I have.
O Lord be merciful.
O Zion, that bringest good tidings. Brown, W. E.
People that sat in darkness, The. Awake glad soul! Awake, awake.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem. Jesus, I my cross have taken.
Rise! Easter sun.
Seek ye the Lord. Browne, Mary A.
Seek ye the Lord Breaking waves, The
(arr. by Frank Lynes). (arr. by Charles Phillips).
Sing and rejoice O daughter of
Zion. Brüll, Ignaz.
Slumber song. Bunte Blätter.
Sun, shine forth. Sonate.
Teach me, O Lord. Zweite Suite.
This is the day which the Lord hath
made. Bryant, Gilmore Ward.
Thy sun shall no more go down. Romance.
Time and love.
To the nameless one. Buchanan, Arthur Falkland.
Twas in the winter cold. Maida waltz.
Veil of eve is falling.
W hat are these which are arrayed in Bull, John.
white robes. King's hunting jig, The.
W hen, as returns this solem n day.
W hen that my love and I do m eet. Bullard, Carrie.
W hen the earth wakes up in Christmas Eve thought, A.
gladness. Dear little goose, A.
50 W inter song. He calleth thee.
Wooing, A. Moon-bath, A.
Runaway, The.
Brown, O . B., arr.
Again from out the gloom of night. Bullis, Carleton H.
Chorus of nymphs Praise Ye Jehovah.
(from Max B ruch).
Day is over, shado ws fall. Bungert, A.
I will be satisfied Canon (arr. by G. W hitney).
I will call upon the Lord
(from Mo zart). Burdett, George A.
Lord hath comma ndeth, The And this shall be the sign.
(from Mend elssohn). Blessed is everyone that feareth the
Lullaby (by Brahms). Lord.
Pea ce, be still. 51 Christmas meditation, A.
Sabbath morn, T he Cradle-song on St. Sylvester.
(from Mend elssohn). Grant us thy peace.
Surely the righteous (from Haydn). Grant, we beseech thee.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord. I say to all men far and near.

Meditation on "Hollingside" (arr. by Edmond P arlow).

Meditation on "O come, O come
Emmanuel" Cabot, Louis.
Meditation upo n "Ro ck of ages" 52 Revery.
New every morning.
O G od, the strength Caldicott, Alfred J.
O Lord, we beseech thee. Yesternight night
Postlude on "Alford". (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Postlude on "Onward Christian
soldiers". Caldwell, M. E.
Postlude on "St. Thomas". Ancho red wings.
Praise the Lord.
Retrocessional on "Coronation" Callender, Romaine.
Reverie.
Burg, Alfred. [Frank Lynes, pseud.]
Carmencita. Calver, F. Leslie.
Chant de s ondes. All kings shall fall before him.
Danc e of the elves. All things b right and beau tiful.
Fleur du souvenir. Beloved, now are we the sons of
Flowers of the forest. God.
Plainte d'un captif. Chorale prelude on "St. Bees".
Thro ugh the meadows. Christmas fantasia.
W aving pines. Crystal brook, The.
Dawn of redemption, The.
Burgmüller, F. Delight thou in the Lord.
Tone and rhythm. Melodious Divine grace.
studies for the pianoforte. Easter joy.
Echo es.
Burnham, Charles S. Everlasting song, The.
Desire. Fantasia on Materna.
Lord is my light, The. Fantasy of favorite hymn tunes.
Tw ilight. Finale jubilant.
Finale on "Leoni".
Burnham, Flora Cochrane. Fishermen, The.
Venite in B flat. Five respo nses.
Forest chimes.
Butler, Leonard. God be in my head.
At sundown. God planted a garden.
God , that madest earth and heaven.
Butterworth, George, arr. Grace be unto you.
W e get up in the morn. Ho w peaceful was the night.
I sing the birth.
Button, H . Elliot. 53 If ye walk in thy statutes.
Faith of our fathers. Jesus in thy memory keep.
Magnificat [and] N unc dimittis. Jolly seasons, The.
Journey onwards, The.
Buxtehude, Dietrich. Keep yourselves in the love of God.
Fuga. Lumbermen, The.
Magnify his name.
Bying, Frank D. Minster chimes.
Harlequinade New city, The.

Now is come salvation. Prelude on Divinum mysterium.

O come, let us adore him. Rejoice, the Lord is King.
O let me he ar thy loving kindness. Rise, crowned with light.
Oh, to have dwelt in Bethlehem. Shadow m arch.
On Christm as day. Short setting of the office of the
Postlude on "H anover" holy communion, A.
Postlude on "Nicaea" Sleep , beauty bright.
Postlude on "P ilgrims" Sonata-rhapsody for organ.
Postlude on "P ro omnibus sanctus" Tocca ta on "Neande r"
Radiant morn hath passed
away, The. Candlyn, T. F. H., arr.
Rejoice! The Lord is risen. Com e, lasses and lads.
River of life, The. Down am ong the dead men.
Road to Calvary, The.
Ship-builders, The. Cantor, Otto.
Sunse t spell. O fair, O sweet and ho ly
Thou hidden love. (arr. by Frank Smith).
Thought of home at sea, A.
Who has seen the wind. Capocci, Filippo.
Yellow hammer. Holy child, The.
Prayer (arr. by Everett Truette).
Campanari, Leandro.
54 Guide for violin students, Part I. Carena, F.
Chanson andalouse.
Campb ell, Edith, arr.
Babe in Bethlehem's manger, The. Carlton, Cyril.
March of the Ch aldeans.
Campbell, J. B.
Awake, beloved. Carmicha el, M ary.
Fishermen, The. Blossom, The.
May song. Dear heart, a love so truly true.
Tell me, my heart. It is the hour when from the
boughs.
Cam pbe ll, LeRo y. On the wings of the south wind.
Cinderella suite.
Musical pastimes. Carmichael, Mary, arr.
Dew each trembling leaf
Candlyn, T. F. H. enwreath'd, The.
Beloved let us love one another. Drink to me only with thine eyes
Benedicite (incomplete). (by T hom as M orley) --
Benedicite, omnia opera. see It was a lover and his l
Benedictus es, Domine. ass.
Bread of heaven, on thee we feed. It was a lover and a lass
Dear Lord and Father of mankind. (by Thoma s Morley).
Echo es.
Hail the day that sees Him rise. Carroll, Marcus H.
In excelsis gloria. 56 Te Deum in E.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in F.
Music, when soft voices die. Carron, A shley.
Pibroch of Do nuil Dhu. Love not the world
55 Prelude on a Gregorian tone. (arr. by Hugh Gordon).

Carse, A. Von Ahn. Gifts.

Clasp of a hand, The. Go d be merciful.
O, tender sleep. Green grows the willow.
One by one. Hail, all hail the glorious morn.
Thistledown. He maketh wars to cease.
To a butterfly. I said to the wind of the south.
To daffodils. In mead where roses bloom.
Inconstancy.
Carter, O. L. It was a lover and his lass.
Gypsy camp, The. Jubilate in B-flat.
Sabb ath chimes. King death.
Sleighride, The. 58 Lachinvar.
Spinning song. Lady of Leith, The.
Village dance, The. Lament, The.
Centanini, G. P. Larry O'Toole.
Hear my cry, O God. Let not your heart be troubled.
O mariner, mariner. Lily, The.
Rejoice in the Lord. Love's image.
Love's like a summer rose.
Cericola, D . W . Lovely Rosabelle.
Ave Maria. Lullab y.
Melpomene.
Chadwick, George Whitefield. Miller's daughter, The.
Abide with me. No ra M cNally.
Aghadoe. O cease, m y wand ering so ul.
Allah (arr. by Gordo n). O da y of rest and gladness.
Allah (arr. by Howard Stevens). O holy child of Bethlehem.
Art thou weary. O love and joy.
As in waves without number. O love stay by and sing.
Bedo uin love song. O mother dear, Jerusalem.
Before the dawn. O thou that hearest prayer.
Behold the works of the Lord. Oh, let night speak of me.
Blessed be the Lord. Pac k, clouds away.
Bonny curl, A. Periwinkle b ay.
Brightest and best. Pilgrims, The.
Christm as carol. Praise the Lord.
Come hither ye faithful. Prayer.
57 Credo. Progressive pedal studies for the
Curfew, The. organ.
Danza, The (arr. by Jeanne Boyd). Recruit, The.
Darest thou now, O soul. Req uest.
Daughter of Mendoza, The. 59 Rose guerdon.
Dear love, when in thine arms I lie. Rose leans over the pool, The.
Dedication ode. Saviour, like a shepherd.
Dedication ode (title page only). Sea king, The.
Easter morn. Sentences and responses (for
Ecce jam noc tis. vespers service).
Elfin song. Serenade.
Four p art songs. Sings the nightingale to the rose.
Four songs of Brittany. Sister fairest, why art thou sighing.
Fulfilment. Six songs.

Sorais' song. Rosewande (arr. by F. Lynes).

Spring beauties, The.
Spring song. Champagne, Mildred.
Sweetheart, thy lips are touched Say, do you love me dear.
with flame.
Symphony in F (Full score). Chandon, Theo.
60 Symphony in F (Parts). Home song, A.
Symphony no. 2 in B-flat Old love song, The.
(Full score). Old love song, An
Ten canonic studies. (arr. by Anton Strelezki).
That golden hour. When poser divine (arr. by C.
There is a river. P. Scott).
Three sacred q uartettes.
Three waltzes. Chapman, Claire.
Two caprices. Farmerette, The.
Two Christmas anthem s.
Two folk songs. Chapman, Elena T.
Two songs. Dream-fairy, The.
Viking's voyage, The. East goes up and down, The.
W as I not thine. In the happ y islands.
61 W elcome happy mo rn. Merry game, A.
W ere I a prince Egyptian. Pony ride, A.
When I am dead.
W hen stars are in the quiet skies. Chapma n, Elen a T. .
W hile thee I seek. Softly murmuring wind.
Yesterday.
[Fragment]. Chapman, Frede rick.
Alone.
Chadwick, George W hitefield, arr. Cupid's there -- see Alone.
O God be merciful unto me Is it for me -- see Alone.
(from Spectre bride Roses -- see Alone.
by Dvorák).
Songs of B rittany. Chauvet, Charles A.
And ante co n moto
Challinor, F. A. (arr. by Philip Hale).
Silver mist (arr. by Earl Towner).
Sorrow and sighing shall flee away Chelius, Herman P.
(arr. by Lynes). 62 It passeth knowledge.
Our Father.
Chaloff, Julius.
Etude. Cherry, E.
Prelude. Mary's song.
Souvenir russe.
Valse melancolique. Childe, C. S.
From Oberon in fairyland.
Chambers, Clifford. On the sea.
Dreamy town (arr. by Ambrose).
Chopin, Frédéric.
Chaminade, C. Valse (instrumental parts).
Come, my love, to me
(arr. by F. Lynes). Christensen, Ove.

Three etudes. Clewell, Ralph E.

W est wind (arr. by E. A. Adams). Suite.
Christiani, Emile F.
Ingeborg. Clough-Leighter, H.
Pierrot. Across the fields to Anne.
Spider, The. After.
Valse chromatique. April blosso ms.
April rapture.
Chute, William W. Beloved.
Six responses. Day-dreams.
Desire.
Chwatal, Jos. Enchantment.
Perlenschnur. Heralds of spring.
Tanz der Irrlichter. Magic hour, The.
Vier leichte, melodische Tonstücke. Morningtide.
Wirbelwind. My star.
My wish.
Cipollone, A. Mystic hour, The.
A notte stellata (A starry night). O heart of mine.
Alba primaverile (The dawn Resignation.
of spring). 64 Righteous branch, The.
Danza delle Amazoni (Dance of Silver eve.
the Amazons). Spring.
Ricordo d'Amalfi (Remembrance Symp athy.
of Amalfi). W inter of love.
Stella d'Italia (Star of Italy).
Coke-Jephcott, Norman.
Cirillo, Vincenzo. Ballata.
Ah why, my love. Benedictus es Domine.
Oh, thou who dry'st the mourners Hymn of resurrection.
tear. Lotus pool, The.
Miniature trilo gy.
Clark, W illis. Nocturne and paea n.
All will be well.
Two responses. Colborn, Arthur G.
W hen I think of thee. Apple blossom.
Benedictus es, Domine.
Clarke, Leland. In Bethlehem
Across the fields. (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Into the sunshine. Souls of the righteous, The.
Mo onlight deep and tender.
Over the world to you. Cole, Rossetter G.
Absence.
Claus. Halcyon song.
63 Collection o f choice songs. Heroic piece.
Hymnus.
Clemson, Walter J. In my Father's house are many
To night. mansions.
In the dark, in the dew.
Clerambault, Louis N. Intermezzo.
Prelude. Lilacs.

Love's invocation. Rhapsody.

Med itation. W hen we are old and grey, love.
My true love hath m y heart. W ith the spring.
Preludium.
Pierrot wounded. Cornell, J. H., arr.
Rhapsody. How long wilt thou forget me?
Rock of liberty, The. (from Handel).
65 Sonata in D major. Praise, O Zion, thy salvation
Song of consolation, A. (by Mend elssohn).
Song of gratitude, A.
Summ er fancies. Courtney, John Desmond.
Tell me where is fancy bred. Across the fields.
W here there art nigh. Along the woodland path.
Your lad and my lad. Autumn foliage.
Before we part.
Coleman, Ellen. Blow, zephyrs, blow.
Seven pieces for pianoforte. From dawn 'till dusk.
I heard a wood thrush in the dusk.
Coleridge-Taylor, S. In a shady dell.
Explanation, An On the homeward way.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Rose in my garden.
Life and death Sunshine and flowers.
(arr. by Ralph Baldwin). Sylvan revels.
Love is like the roses. Three compositions for piano-forte.
Love's mirror. Voices of the wood.
Low-breathing winds W inding stream, The.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose).
My lady. Coverly, Robe rt.
Tell, O tell me Ask m e not.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Impromptu no. 2.
Concoue, J. Cowan, Martha.

Studies in melody and Believe me, dear.
interpretation Dearie aroon.
(arr. by Thomas Tap per). Mamm y's little coal black dove.
Connell, Lillian F. Cowen, F. H.

My bonnie love. Lady bird (arr. by Nevin).
Mission of a rose, The.
Coomb s, C. W hitney. Mission of the rose (arr. by Lynes).
Child of the da rk eyes.
Lord is king, The. Cowles, H arry.
Once at the angelus. Lullab y.
Song of Judith.
Spirit of the summertime. Cox, Ralph.
Afternoon, The.
Cornell, J. H. April-tide.
Ascribe unto the Lord. Aspiration.
66 Before the spring. Brown B irdeen.
Come, O Jesu. Come unto me.
Gavotte in E -flat. Day of glory.

Do wn in D erry. Curtis, Louis W .

End of the day, The. I heard a so und of vo ices.
Forever and ever and aye.
Hearken unto my voice. C usta nc e, A . F. M .
Heart's need, The. Give unto the Lord.
I know a trail. Resurrection morning, The.
67 I will extol thee. Cutter, Benjamin.

If you knew him. Ave verum corpus natum.
In heather time. Bailiff's daughter, The.
In old gard ens. Bedo uin love song.
Laughter has come. By the brookshire.
Little Sister Rose-Marie. Christ arisen.
Lord is my light, The. Daphne.
Love planted a rose. Daybreak in the east, The.
O mistress mine. Eine liebes Novelle.
Out of the east she came. First steps in violin playing
Peg gy. (incomplete).
Road's lament, The. 69 Five pieces.
Shepherdess, The. Hymn to the northeast wind.
Song of Brother Hilaris, The. In good humo r.
Song of the defenders, The. Jesus, thy cross have taken.
Song's echo, A. Like a pave rock in the lift.
Sylvia. Little Ländler.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect Menuetto grazioso.
peace. My heart's in the highlands.
To a hill top. O what will a' the lads do.
Vendor of dreams, The. One hundredth Psalm.
W here roses blow. Tis dark now my darling.
Trio in A m oll.
Crammond, C. C. W andering Hungarian, The.
I know no life divided.
Cutter, E., Jr.
Crombie, Ida Mae. Entre aty.
Musical calendar, A. Just as I am.
68 Scale stories.
Strings and fingers. Czibulka, A.
Valse fleurette. Abensträumung.
Marche imperiale.
Cross, M. H. Marche imperiale
Love for love. (arr. by A. Biehl).
Marche imperiale
Crowninshield, Mary Bradford. (arr. by Arthur Dana).
Christm as carol. Once in a while
Love and grief. (arr. by Charles Elliot).
There is a land mine eye hath seen.
Thy heart shall know me. Daggett, G. A.
70 Heather bloom.
Cruickshank, H. A. C.
Sing, o ye heave ns. Dalrymple, F. E.
Mother's lullaby.

Dalton, Sydney C. Barcarolle (arr. by G. P. Ritter).

Two pieces for piano. Four pieces (arr. by Hugo Nord en).
When parted. Melod ie (arr. by L. W. H ardy).
Petite école classique (arr. by F.
Dana, Arthur. C. Bornschein).
Alpine rose. Petite suite de concert
Children's carnival. (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Christmas tree march. Reunion, The.
Colon ial days. Romanze (arr. by L. W. Hardy).
Come, said Jesus' sacred voice. Slow waltz (arr. by L. W. H ardy).
Evening. Valse lente (arr. by L. W. H ardy).
Fairy life.
Hawthorn blosso ms. Daniels, M abel W .
[In an enchanted forest]. Beyond.
In heavenly love abiding. Blue bonnet, The.
Inspirer and hearer of prayer. Cherry flowers.
Maravilla. Christ child, The.
My shepherd will supply my need. Daybreak.
Now and afterward. Desolate city, The.
O Lord, how happy should we be. Eastern song.
Oliva. Exultate Deo.
Over the hills. Fields o' Ballyclare, The.
Returning from vacation. From elfland.
[Season, The]. Glory and endless years.
[Six easy dances for young pupils]. I cannot bide.
There is an eye that never sleeps. June rhapsody.
Lady of dreams, The.
Dana, Arthur, arr. Mavo nrueen.
Hark! the lark! (from Schubert). Mistletoe, The.
Let Christians all, rejoice. 72 On a Japanese fan.
Lift up your hearts (from Sibelius). Riders, The.
Linden tree, The (from Schubert). Secrets.
Moo n shines bright, The. Soldier cap.
Sleep on. Solitaire.
Two respo nses (by Sibelius Song of the Persian captive.
and Tchaikowsky). Songs o f Dama scus.
[Three love songs].
Dana, Henshaw. Through the dark the dreamers
71 As when the w eary traveller gains. came.
Ave Maria. Two cho ruses for mixed voices and
Bird was singing clear one day, A. orchestra.
Edenland. [Two Irish songs].
God of ages (arr. by C. P. Scott). Undaunted.
It was a knight of Aragon. Villa of dream s.
It was with doubt and trembling. Voice of my beloved, The.
O he art, my heart. W aterfall, The.
Supplication. W ild ride, The.
W here go you pretty Maggie.
Daniels, Mabel W ., arr.
Danc la, Charles. Veni creator spiritus.
Ave M aria (arr. by L. W. H ardy).

Davis, Arthur. Demarest, Clifford.

Seven m elodic studies. 74 All hail the morn.
Shepherd's morning star. America triumph ant.
Six compositions for reed organ. Be thou exalted, O God.
Be thou exalted, O God
Davis, Katherine K. (arr. by Gordon).
73 At sunrise. Come and see the place where
Jesus lay.
Davison, W. E. Crown him with many cro wns.
Twas night in old Judea. God , my king.
I will sing the mercies of the Lord.
Day, George H. It is good to sing thy praises.
Lam p of o ur feet. Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts.
Risen Christ, The. Lift thine eyes.
W aken, lords and lad ies gay. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.
Melodie pastorale.
De B rant, Cyr, arr. Our day of praise is done.
Melodies of Christendom. Praise ye the name of the Lord.
Song of rejoicing, A.
De Koven, Reginald. There's a wideness in Go d's merc y.
Trump eter John.
Demuth, J. Arthur.
De Leone, Francesco. By the lake.
Fairies dance. In the meadow.
Message from the past, A. In the orchard.
Morning bree zes. On the lawn.
Old Dutch dance. Under the arbor.
Valse capriccietto. Und er the elms.
De Sève, Alfred.
Angels lullaby. Denn ée, Charles.
Slumber song. Album leaves.
Anglo-Saxons of today.
De Vere, Leila. At one look of love from thee.
Ave Maria. Berceuse.
Maureen Oge Asthore. 75 Bijoux, Les.
Boys before the mast, The.
Dean, Eunice. Boys before the mast, The
Night has a thousand eyes, The. (arr. by F. Meyer).
Carnival scenes.
Debois, F. Children's delight.
At evening. Concert etude.
Consolation.
Decevée, Edwin J. Danse gracieuse.
Angels from the realm of glo ry. Danse moderne.
Come let us sing. Dearest.
Jubilate Deo. Defender, The (arr. by F. Meyer).
Lord, now lettest thou thy servant. Deuxième mazurka.
Olga. Five songs.
Polonaise brillante. Five studies for the cultivation of
Te D eum laudamus. style.
There were shep herds. For the flag and America.

Four etud es. March in D.

Hide and seek. Rom ance sans paroles.
Je pense à toi.
Mazurka. Devry, Edward.
Merry go round, The. Journée de Printem ps.
76 Mode rn pian oforte etudes in waltz Nocturnette.
form. Serenade.
Mountain scenes.
My choice. Dickinson, Clarence.
On the highw ay. I heard the voice o f Jesus say.
Pas de seul.
Petite valse. Dicks, Ernest A.
Polonaise in A flat. Angel voices ever singing.
Poupée tournante, La. Arise, shine O Jerusalem.
Printemps en forêt. Blessed art Thou.
Queens o f society. Christ our king.
Rêverie crépusculaire. Crossing the bar.
Rond o villageois. Cuckoo.
Russian dance. First day of the week, The.
Scherzo valse. I know a bank -- see Cuckoo.
Serenade basque It was a lo ver and his lass --
(arr. by Alfred M offat). see Cuckoo.
Serenade d'amour. O mistress mine -- see Cuckoo.
Slumber song. Over hill, over dale.
Special octave studies. Pastoral sketch.
Stepping o ut. Ring out, wild be lls.
Suite moderne. Silvia--see Cuckoo.
Tambourine dance. Sunrise.
Tarantelle. This is the day.
[Three characteristic pieces]. True valour.
Twas long ago. W hen from the E ast.
Tw ilight lullaby. W orld's redeemer, The.
Valse.
Valse de c oncert. Dieckmann, C . W .
Valse melodique. 78 Benedictus es Domine.
Valse romantique.
Vesp er bells. Dietrich, Alola C.
Eventide.
Dennée, Charles, arr.
Capriccietta (by Beliezay). Diggle, Roland.
Largo (by Hande l). Bless thou the Lord.
Pastorale (by Beliezay). In pensive mood.
Song of exultation.
Densmore, John H. Starlight.
77 Two roses. Vespera l.
Deshayes, H enri. Do bbs, Beatrice H arvey.

Allegretto. Just as I am.
Cantilène pastorale.
Extase. Dob son, E. Aldrich.
Grand chorus. Charac teristic songs.

Papoose. Dubois, Théodore.

Song of the wilderne ss host. Fantaisie avec variations.
Marche de s rois mages.
Do les, Rud olf. Trois pièces pour grand orgue.
Grazietta.
In der Spinnstube. Dulcken, Ferdinand A.
79 Danse and marche.
Doremy, Enriquez. [Untitled piano piece, op. 175].
[Collected piano pieces].
Dulcken, Ferdinand A., arr.
Dorem y, Enriquez, arr. Introduction to Fugue [and]
Pirates of Penzance, The Praeludium (from Bach).
(by Sullivan). Fugue [and] Praeludium
(from Bach).
Dossert, Frank.
Consolation. Dumler, Martin G.
Berceuse.
Dougall, Louisa Bryson. Petite valse.
Far o ut of sight.
God that madest earth and heaven. Dunham, Arthur.
Sing unto the Lord.
Downs, S. C., arr.
Gro up of songs o f the 17th D unha m, H enry M .
century, A. Fantasia and fugue in D minor.
Fantasia in C minor.
Downs, S . M . Five settings of the Sanctus.
Angels' song. Ho, every one that thirsteth.
Lord is my shepherd, The. Legato, fingering and phrasing.
Manual and pedal technique.
Drdla, Franz. Med itation.
Bianca. O G od b e merciful.
D'Antomne. O sacred head now wounded.
Duo concertante. Son of God goes forth to war, The.
Graziella. Theme and variations.
Griselda. Three choral preludes.
Nocturno. Twelve church pieces for the organ.
Romola. W hen power divine.
W hile all things were in quiet
Dresel, Otto. silence.
Beatitudes.
Dunham, H enry M., arr.
Dressler, Louis R. Eight short preludes and fugues
Fly little song to my love. (by J. S. Bach).
Driffill, W. Ralph. Dunkley, Charlwood.

Valse caprice. Our blest redeemer.
Drobegg, William. Durand, A.

Adoration. Rococo menuet (arr. by Norden).
Out of the de pths.
Dykes, J.

Holy, holy, holy (arr. by C. Lochinvar (by Schubert).

P. Scott). Lord is my shepherd, The
(from Mend elssohn).
E ch everria, J . M . Morning in May, A.
80 Deuxième mazurka (arr. by J. Night in June, A (from V erdi).
de Zailinski).
Elliot, M uriel.
Edwards, J. L. Swallowtail and the moth, The.
Spirit divine.
Elson, Louis C.
Eggeling, George. Battle of the flowers, The.
Albu mbla tt.
Barcarolle. Emery, Moritz.
Capricietto. 82 Four happy dance tunes.
Capricieuse, La. Frightened squirrel, The.
Eighteen m elodious o ctave studies. Gavotte d e con cert.
Estelle. Little Joe dancer, The.
Forest blacksmith, The. Loss.
[Forest solitude]. Song of silence, The.
Funfzig Etüden. Song of the forest, A.
Gondole, La. Star dandelion.
Sunbeams.
81 Gra ce and agility.
Hed ge roses. Emery, Stephen A.
Indian juggler, The. Bitte.
Lieben. Braune Augen.
Marche militaire. Burst, ye app le buds.
Mazurka brilliante. Come when the dawn of morning is
Melodie. breaking.
Menuetto scherzando. Foundation stud ies in pianoforte
Minka. playing.
Minstrel's lay, The. Head and hands. Fundamental
Polacca brillante. technique for the
Rococco. pianoforte.
Scherzo. Night has a thousand eyes, The.
[Seven etudes for the development Northern star, The.
of the hand Seven times three.
in extended position]. Wiegenlied.
Souvenir de Pesth.
Thème et variations. English, Robert, arr.
Ungarisches Tanz. Carol of the Russian waits.
Valse brillante de concert. God that madest earth and heaven.
Valse intermezzo. Jesu, joy of man's desiring (by J.
S. Bach).
Elliot, Charles S. Passing by.
And I heard a great voice.
Behold, what manner of love. Erhardt, Fred C.
Hark! W hat mean those holy Jesus, lover o f my soul.
voices.
Erich, Carl, arr.
Elliot, Charles S., arr. [Bright flowers].

83 Chanson sans paroles Fabiani, Dario.

(from Tchaikovsky). 84 Ah! Hear me (arr. by T. E. Com ba).
Country gardens.
Habanera from C armen (by Bizet). Faelten, Carl.
Humo reske (by Dvorák). Cadenza to Liszt's Hungarian
Impromp tu (by Schubert). rhapsody no. 2.
Interm ezzo (from Cavalleria Clef reader.
rusticana by Mascagni). Faelten system of fundamental
Nocturne (op. 9, no. 2, by Chopin). piano forte
Toreador song from Carmen instruction, The.
(by Bizet). Ped al exercises.
Erich, F. 85 Pro gressive lessons in pianoforte

W hen Johnny comes marching technique.
home. Progressive studies, Boo ks I and II.
Rhythmic scale exercises.
Esipoff, Stepán.
Au soir. Faelten, Carl and Reinhold.
Printemps dernier. Keyboa rd harmony.
Rêve ho ngrois. Staff reader.
Set of six descriptive studies.
[Six melodious studies]. Falconi, Alfonso.
[Two-voiced pieces]. Due walzer con intermezzi.
Quattro pezzi.
Esplin, Gilbert.
Memories. Farley, Marion.
Coming of the song, The.
Evans, Edwin. Love and time.
O bread to p ilgrims given. Night song.
Shadows of the evening hours, The. To a rose.
Evans, G eorge M arks. Farr, Samuel R.

Com e near, ye nations. 86 God , my king, thy might
O give thank s. confessing.
O where is He that trod the sea. Praise my soul the king of heaven.
Eyer, Frank L. Faulkes, William.

Again as eve ning's shadow falls. Suite for organ.
Awake, O earth.
Bo num e st. Faulkes, William, arr.
Calm on the listening ear. Concert prelude
Earth is the Lord's, The. (from Emil Kronke).
From out the starry heavens above. Great gate of Kiev (from Pictures at
He has come. an exhibition
High in heaven enthroned. by Mussorgsky).
Jubilate Deo.
Lord is risen, The. Federer, Ralph.
Love song. Lullab y.
Rejoice! Oh, sons of earth, rejoice. Nymphs' waltz.
Sweet is the light of Sabbath eve. Pet show, The.
Venite.

Federlein, Gottlieb. May song.

Come ye that know and fear the Spring's verdure.
Lord.
Dämm erung. Foote, Arthur.
Lo! the day of rest declineth. 87 Air.
Scale practice for singers, The. Air [and] Gavotte.
Schö ne Einrichtung -- All's well.
see Dämm erung. And, if thou wilt, remember.
Studies of voc al cadenzas. And leav es the world to d arkness
W inter serenade. and to me.
Arioso in D major
Fenellosa, W. S. (arr. by H. Norden).
Under the greenwood tree. Arise! Shine.
Ashes of roses.
Ferber, Richard. Ask me no more.
Shadowtime. At night.
Awake! thou that sleep est.
Ferraris, Pierre. Bedo uin song.
Twilight revel Before sunrise.
(arr. by Charles Elliot). Benedicite, omnia opera in E
major.
Fessenden, W. H. Benedictus in E-flat major.
My gentle M ary. Bugle song.
Christ our passover.
Fink, Wilhelm. Christmas.
Abendruhe. Church bells.
Erinnerung an vergangene Tage. Come live with me and be my love.
Fest im Sattel. Constancy.
Gracious spirit, love divine. Dew in the heart of the rose.
Jugenderinnerungen. Ditty, A.
Jugendträume. Does the road wind uphill all the
Klänge vom Ebro-Strand. way.
Liebeswerben. [Drei Charakterstücke].
Mo ndnachtzauber. Drei Klavierstücke für die linke
Prairie-Riff. Hand allein.
Reiterattacke. Drifting.
Each m orn a thousand roses.
Flagler, Robert S. Ecologue -- see Gavotte [and]
In the minster. Ecologue.
Elaine's song.
Fleissner, Otto. Farewell of Hiawatha, A.
Brooklet, The. Farewell to summer.
Polonaise brillante. 88 Five piano forte pieces.
Flower so ngs.
Flint, Pa tty. Four songs.
At sundown. From rest harrow.
Crooning song. Gateway of Isfahan, The.
Music box, The. Gavotte.
Gavotte [and] Ecologue.
Foe rster, A do lp h M . Go, lovely rose.
Evening song. Graceful dance -- see Church

bells. Mem non.

Gra y twilight. Milkmaid's song, The.
Green of spring, The. Miller's daughter, The.
Hawthorn woos the damask rose. Mount C arme l.
Hear my prayer, O God. Munster fusiliers, The.
Ho pretty page. My God , I thank thee.
How many times do I love thee. My love is like a red, red rose.
Ho w now , spirit. Neun K lavier Studien.
I am the moth of the night. Night.
I cannot find thee. Night has a thousand eyes, The.
I fly like a bird. Night piece, A.
I know a little garden path. Nunc dim ittis in B-flat ma jor --
I love my love. see M agnificat.
I'm wearing awa' to the land O love, that will not let me go.
O' the Leal. O my love's like a red, red rose.
I'm wearing awa' to the land O swallow, swallow flying south.
O' the Leal 90 O Zion, that bringest good tidings.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Oh red is the English rose.
Ich erwach. Ojalá! Would she carry me.
Idyl. On the roa d to M andalay.
If doughty dee ds. On the way to Kew.
If thou but suffer. Once at the Angelus.
If you become a nun, dear. One eternal God, The.
In Flanders' fields. Oriental sketch.
In Picardie. [Piano quintet].
Intermezzo. Pierrette.
Into the silent land. Pleasant summer's come, The.
Irish folk song, An. [Prelude] and Fugue.
It was a lover and his lass. Prelude-etude.
89 Jubilate in A flat major. Quartet in C dur.
Jumblies, The. Quartet in G minor, op. 4.
Lake isle of Innisfree, The. 91 Recessional.
Law of the Lord is perfect, The. Red rose whispers of passion, The.
Lieb 'im, Leben mich. Requiem.
Lilac time. Responses for church use.
Listen, O isles, unto me. Rest.
Little creek goes winding, The. River flows forever, The.
Lord of the worlds above. Romanza.
Love from o'er the sea. Rondo in G major.
Love gu ides the roses. Roses are dead, The.
Love has turned his face away. Roses in winter.
Love in her cold grave lies. Scythe song.
Love is a bubble. Seek, and ye shall find.
Love me if I live. Serenade in F major.
Love took me softly. Shado ws.
Love's philoso phy. Ships that pass in the nigh t.
Magnificat. Sigh no m ore, ladies.
Magnificat [and] Nun c dimittis in Sing, maiden, sing.
B-flat major. Six pieces for the organ.
Maypole, The. Skeleton in armour, The.
Melod y for violin. Skylark, The.

Sleep. W ithout haste.

Soldier, The. W reck of the Hesperus, The.
Song by the mill, The. Zweite Suite.
Song from the Rubaiyat.
Song like a rose should be. Foote, Arthur, arr.
Song of April, A. 94 Adagio (from Trio, op. 5).
Song of summer, A. Etude in B minor (op. 46, no. 11 by
Song of the forge. Stephen Heller).
Song of the four seasons, A. First year Bach.
Songs. [First year Handel].
Spiccato caprice Gigue (by J. S. Bach).
(arr. by Hugo Norde n). Loch Lomond.
Still, still with thee. Sarabande (fro m the se cond partita
Studies by Heller, Preface to. by Bach).
Suite in D minor. Sarabande [and] Courante (by J.
92 Suite in D for the organ. S. Bach).
Suite in D moll für grosses [Lists of compositions].
Orchester. [Sheet music covers].
Summer night. [Fragments].
Sun is low, The. [Untitled].
Swing, The. [Piano comp ositions].
Te D eum in B-flat minor.
Te D eum in D minor. Foote, Arthur, And W alter Spalding.
Tema con variazioni. Mode rn harm ony.
There sits a bird in every tree. Modern harmony, Key to the 501
There's a ship lies off Dunwegan. exercises in.
Thistle down.
Though all betray. Forchhamme r, Th.
93 Thro ugh the long days. Ungeduld.
Thro ugh the rushes.
Thy way not mine. Forel, Lawrence W.
Tomorrow. Etude mignonne.
Too soon so fair. Fête day march.
Tranquility. On the trapeze.
Twe lve duets on five notes. Polish dance.
Twe nty preludes. Rodeo.
Twilight fear, A. Valsette in G.
Two pieces for violin and piano.
Two roses, The. Förster, Alban.
Valse peu dansante. Am W iesenbach.
Venite in C major. At the dancing master's.
Vier G esänge ans. Cottage, The.
Vita nostra p lena bellis. Heidelblume.
Voice of spring, The. Hirtenlied.
W anderer to his heart's desire, The. 95 Hour will come, The.
W ere all the world like you. In Blumen pongst die Halde.
W hen icicles hang. In field and grove.
W hen spring comes laughing. O, every joy on earth is mine.
W hen winds are raging. Song of joy, A.
W here shall I find a white rose. Tänzchen unter der Linde.
W ind and the day, The. Three sonatinas.

Uberm uth. Rondo impromptu.

Unter fliegende Fahne.
Zwölf Tonbilder. Fries, Wulf, arr.
Pastorale (from Quintette in D
Fox, Félix. by Boccherini).
Fantaisie lyrique.
Impromptu serenade. Friml, R udolf.
W hite knight, The. 96 At twilight.
At twilight (arr. by Paul Ambro se),
Francis, J. Henry. Butterfly waltz.
Ring! Ye bells, 'tis Easter. Butterfly waltz (arr. by Ernest
Sleep! Dear Christ-child. Henry Adam s).
California.
Franke, Max. Chant poétique.
Auf der Jugendzeit. Contemplation
Bajaderen Tanz. (arr. by F. Shackley).
Frühlingszauber. Crépuscule.
Frühlingszauber Crépuscule (arr. by A. Moffat).
(arr. by R. Krentin). Entre aty.
In the boat. Festival polonaise.
Musical embellishments. Greeting.
Sylphiden Walzer. Hymne celeste.
Sylphiden Walzer Hym ne celeste
(arr. by R. Krentzlin). (arr. by William Faulkes).
Tausendschön. Melod ie (arr. by W illiam Faulkes).
Ninon.
Franz, Ro bert. Oberek.
Now from labo r and from care Orange blossoms (arr. by John
(arr. by P. A. Schnecker). W . Crowley).
O love divine that stooped to share Orange blossoms (arr. by Mo ffat).
(arr. by P. A. Schnecker). Polonaise triomphale.
Sevillana, La.
Frederiksen, Emil J. Squires and dames -- see Greeting.
In night's still calm. Suite mignonne.
Three compositions.
Frey, A dolf. Valse de c oncert.
Adoration. Venetienne.
And love means you.
App aritions. Fröde, Benno.
Arise! Shine! For thy light is come. Elfin dance.
Awake! Put on thy stre ngth, O
Zion. Fry, Henry S.
Message, A. Souls of the righteous.
Mother's lullaby, A. Fuch s, Robert.
O kn ight, if thou a lady hast. Serenade in E m inor, A llegretto
Trust in the Lord. grazioso
(arr. by John Orth).
Freytag, Hans A.
Im zooligischen Garten. Furniss, Mary E.
Be thou ever near.
Fries, W ulf.

Fyfe, James C., arr. In the ho ur of trial.

Our refuge and strength Life's fragrance.
(by Henry Carey). Lord of light.
March in G.
Gabriel-Marie. Nymp hs.
97 Med itation (arr. by H. J. Stewart). O be joyful in the Lord.
Spring song (arr. by H. Houseley). O com e let us sing.
O G od of truth.
Gabrielli, L. 99 O help us Lord.
Deux trios. O Lord how e xcellent.
Praise the Lord, O my soul.
Gad e, Niels W . Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous.
Capriccio. Resurrection morn, The.
Com e sound his praise Sands of time are sinking, The.
(arr. by C. P. Scott). Shadows of the evening hour, The.
Roamer, The. Song of faith, A.
They who on the Lord rely There were shep herds.
(arr. by O. B. Brown). They that wait on the Lord.
Thine is the grea tness.
Galbraith, J. Lamont. Thou art all.
Alla marcia. We bless the Lord.
Alleluia, hail with gladness. [Fragment].
Andante espressivo.
As evening's shado w falls. Ganz, Rudo lph.
Be still my soul. Fileuse pensive.
Berceuse. Konzertstück in B minor.
Beyond. Love and song.
Breathe on us from on high. Rise, O star.
Breathe on us from on high Sea hath its pearls, The.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). W hat is love.
Carry the cross.
Come fro m the far away. G anz, W .
Com es at times a stillness. Song bird of night (arr. by George
Consecration. B. Nevin).
Day of the resurrection, The.
Dream visions. Garrison , Theresa Holm es.
98 Father to thee we look in all our Four sacred songs.
sorrow. Four songs.
For all the saints. Songs to be sung to children.
Glo ry to G od in the highe st. Three love songs.
God be m erciful unto us.
God hath sent his angels. Gastelle, E.
Go d of Israel. Longing.
Go d's will is best.
Heart of God, The. Gaul, A. R.
Herald of peace, The. Contemplation (arr. by William
Holy Spirit, breath of love. D. Armstrong).
How lovely are thy dwellings. Tantum ergo (arr. by John
I bring you good tidings. A. O'Shea).
I gave my life for thee.
I was gald when they said unto me. Gaul, Harvey B.

Come ye blessed. Twilight dreams

Eventide. (arr. by H. Houseley).
If ye love me. Viva city.
Legend.
Let thy merceful ears. Gillette, James R.
Lord perserveth the souls of his Thou knowest Lord.
saints, The.
O G od, our refuge and strength. Giordani, Giuseppe.
Stir up, we beseech Thee. Rondo (incomplete).
Gaul, Harvey B., arr. Gloggner-Castelli, Carl.

Funeral march (from Schubert). Art of phrasing, T he (Bo oks I
and II).
Geer, E. Harold, arr.
100 O I will follow thee Glynn, Franklin.
(from Beethoven). Benedictus es Domine.
Open the heavens Southern twiligh t.
(from Mend elssohn).
Goatley, Alma.
Gen et, L . M . Benediction, A.
O Lord of heaven and earth and 101 Courtyard, The.
sea. Futility.
Garden is a lovesome thing, A.
Gest, Elizabeth. Hesp erus.
If there were dream s to sell. Life.
Mountain stream. Love flutes.
Now that April's here.
Gibson, Alex S. Pipe up ye silver flutes.
Love song. Raining.
Oh my luve's like the red, red rose. W hat I don't like.
W hat the west wind wispers.
Gideon, He nry, arr. W hite birch, The.
[Songs of Jewish life]. W ood anemone, The.
Gigout, Eugène. God ard, Benjamin.

Romanza. Elfin song (arr. by Charles Elliot).
Florian's song
Gilchrist, W . W . (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Eight songs. Lead kindly light (arr. by S.
Jubilate Deo in B flat. Grahame N obbes).
Rolling on. Maz urka (arr. by Carl Ehrich).
Te Deum in B flat.
Godowsky, Leopold.
Gillet, E rnest. Arabesque, op. 16, no. 2.
Agitation. Barcarolle-valse, op. 16, no. 4.
Confession. Capriccio, op. 15, no. 2.
In a ruined castle. Melodie meditative, op. 15, no. 1.
Miniatures. First series. Rondo, op. 16.
Miniatures. Second series. Toccata, op. 13.
Reverie.
Silent night. God owsky, Leopold, arr.

Con cert arrangem ent of Henselt's Gordignane, J. B.

Etude, op. 2, no. 6. Pastorale.
Con cert-parap hrase on C ho pin's
valse, op. 18. Gordo n, Hugh.
[Untitled piano piece] Carnival of the flowers.
Come to the luteplayer's house.
Goepp, Philip H. For flowers that bloom.
Lord is my shepherd, The. For thou art righteous.
Hark! The voice of love and mercy.
Goerdeler, Richard. Lord be with us, The.
Alpine rose, The. O Jesus, be our morning light.
Bugle call. Remember God 's goodness.
Cheerfulness. To thee, O Lord, our hearts we
Flower greeting. raise.
I think of thee.
Trocadero. Gordo n, Hugh, arr.
Bless the Lord, O my soul
Goldblatt, Maurice. (from Mend elssohn).
Avo wal. Come hither ye faithful.
Bourrée. Jesu, m y Lord , my God, m y all.
Butterfly. Joyful hearts we bring to thee.
Danc e of the Sylphs. Lord is my shepherd, The
102 Elaine. (from Mend elssohn).
Forest magic. O blessed Lord, thy truth.
Love song, A.
Med itation. Goss, John.
Rosalind. O Saviour of the world (arr. by J.
Lawrence Erb).
Goldsworthy, W. A.
Last wish, The. Gotthard, J. P.
Fünf Stücke.
Goldthwaite, G. T.
Two responses. Gottschalk, Ferdinand.
W ith humble heart. Danse polonaise.
Gradwell, Alexander.
Goodhall, Clare. Ave Maria.
Gard en of daffodils.
Music box, The. Grant-Schaefer, G. A.
103 Abo ut mosquitos.
Goodrich, Florence A. About mosquitos (arr. by B.
In forest green. F. Stuber) -- see Cuckoo
Midsummer night revels. clock.
Whimsical waltz, A. Adventures of a doll child, The.
Agnus Dei.
Goo drich, J. Wallace, arr. Allah.
It came upon a midnight clear. Amo ng the gardens.
Among the heather.
Goo ld, Walter. April fool.
As pants the wearied hart. April showe rs.
Blessed be the man. As the hart pants.
At evening.

At the rainbow's edge. Thee.

Auk, The. From the South.
Autumn, op. 14. Garden romance, A.
Ave Maria. Give ear to my words, O Lord.
Bagpipe passing by, The. Gypsy life.
Ballad of the oysterman. Hark! Pretty lark.
Balleto. Harlequinade.
Baron M unchausen. Harp, The.
Beatitudes, The. Have mercy upon me, O God.
Black Dinah. Hear my cry, O God.
Bonsecours market, The. Hiawatha's childhood.
Bridge of dream s. Hidden violet, The.
Butterflies. Hop scotch.
By B abel's riverside, we sat in Ho w the rabbit lost his tail.
tears. Humming bird, The.
Cat plays the piano. Hurdy-gurdy, The.
104 Chimes of melodyland. If on a quiet sea.
Chinese dance. In her canoe.
Christmas story, The. In the apple tree.
Circus, The. Japanese ballet.
Climbing ro ses. Jumping jack.
Clock on the wall, The. Lilies of the valley.
Clocks in the tea house. Little banjo, The.
Colum bine dances. Little dancer, The.
Com mit all thy griefs. Little maid and the lawyer.
Country scenes. Little papoose.
Cowbo ys at play. Little yellow butterfly, The.
Crickets song. Lord is thy keeper, The.
Cuckcoo clock, The (arr. by B. Love came at dawn.
F. Stuber). Love's portra it.
Dancing bear. Lullab y of an infant chief.
Dear little maiden. 106 Melodies of another century.
Dragonfly, The. Moon fairies.
Ducks on the pond. Mountain brook, The.
Eagle, The. My little maiden.
Elfin mazurka. My little woman.
Emperor passes, The. My ship.
Fiddle, The. Mysterious magician, The.
Floating balloo ns. Night in June, A.
Follow on studies, Book I. Night wind's message.
Follow on studies, Book II. Nonsense concert, A.
Follow on studies, Book III. Nutcracker and the
For the sake o' some bod y. sugartongs, The.
Forest court, The. O all ye peo ples, clap your hands.
105 Forest sprite. O azure eve.
Four characteristic piano forte O salutaris.
comp ositions. O that I had wings like a dove.
Four C hristmas carols. O whistle and I'll come to you, my
Four songs of springtime. lad.
From an old garden. Oak tree talks, The.
From out the depths I cry unto Old family clock, The.

Old Indian's lament, The. Tragedy of the icicle.

Old so uthern days. Twe lve melod ious studies.
Our canary. Tw ilight.
Our girl scouts. Two roses.
Over the prairie. Uncle R emus stories.
Over the waves. Under the greenwood tree.
Owl, The. Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my
Owlets. soul.
Parrot, The. Up to the hills I lift mine eyes.
Penalty of coquetry, The. Valsette gracieuse.
Piano tuner, The. Venetian gondolier, The.
Playing Indian. 108 Victory march.
Praise the Lord with exaltation. Violincello, The.
Puk W udjies dance. Voice of Autumn, The.
Punch and Judy. W aken, lords and lad ies gay.
Puppets' parade. W ater nymphs.
Robin on the lawn. W aving bou ghs.
Rooster, The (arr. by B. F. Stuber) W hale, The.
-- see Cuckoo clock. W ide awake songs.
Runaways, The. W inding brooklet, The.
Scarecrow in the cornfield. W istfulness.
107 Sea, The. W ooing.
[Serène, La]. Young C olin.
Sing to the Lord a glad new song. Young com manders.
Sing with me. Your voice I hear.
Sky riding.
Snowflake, The. Grant-Schaefer, G. A., arr.
Soft breezes blow. Bird at the fountain, The.
Sonatinas. Blow, wind, blow.
Song b irds. Crystal streamlet, The.
Song of Sa ul. Don' yuh let nobody turn yuh roun'
Spanish lady. Do wn to crystal stream let.
Spring dialogue. Drink to m e only with thine eyes.
Spring life. Four songs by Stevenson.
Springtime caprice. Giles Sco ggins.
Starry night. He feed eth the flocks.
Supplication. He will lead thee.
Swallows. I hear the millwheel.
There is a blessed home. In the m oonlight.
There was a noisy little man. Junior high boys' songbook.
Thou art so like a flower. Keep a inchin' along.
Three piano conpositions for Little angel band, The.
children. Little David.
Three sacred songs for evening Little wheel a-rollin in my heart, A.
worship. Londond erry air.
Tid ings of great joy. Longtail blue, The.
Tin soldier and the French Melodies of old en times.
doll, The. Mill wheel, The.
Tip toe. Moo n's a goin' down, The.
To a flower. Musieu bainjo.
To you. Never said a mumblin' word.

Nightingale's song, The. Guillou, M. De.

109 Noah's ark. Romanza.
O C anad a!.
Oh, dear! What can the matter be. Guilmant, Alexandre.
On the lumb er raft. Bre ad of the world (arr. by W .
Pop goes the weasel. K. Breckenridge).
Red river boat song. Elevation.
Sainte Marguerite. Prelude.
Sir Lawrence boat song.
Three cowb oy songs. Gulbins, Max.
W hite rose tree, The. 110 Drei Characterstück.
Trübe wirds, die W olken jagen.
Greer, E. Harold, arr. W ater lily, The -- see Trübe.
Jesu, Lord Jesu (by Stainer). W orld is ours today, T he --
Sevenfold amen (by Stainer). see Trübe.
Grell, A. E. Gulesian, Mrs. M. H.

Laurel and the rose, The Dear hours.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Hollyhocks, The.
Hymn to America.
Gretchaninoff, A. In a Hong K ong garden.
Cradle song (arr. by H. Milligan). Little green reed, The.
Spring interlude.
Gretscher, Philipp. Yo ung A pril.
Autumn song.
Maypo le song. Gurlitt, Cornelius.
Mirth and music. Arietta.
Old appletree in bloom, The. Auf dens See.
Violets and roses. Clavierschule, op. 228.
Will O' the wisp. Coquetterie.
Elegie.
Grimaldi, Francois. Four sonatinas, op. 188a
Album leaves. (arr. by Richard Hofmann)
Bebé frippon. .
Petits cadeaux. Geläufigkeits Etuden.
Promenade de ville. Hausfreund, Der.
Quatre m orceaux elegantes. Im der Kirche.
Six morceaux pour piano. In the twilight, op. 183.
Suite passionée. Jünger, Die.
Valse lente. Kleine melodische Tonstücke.
Kleine Romanze, Eine.
Grover, Frederick. Merry dance, The.
Melodie sentimentale. Minaturen.
Spanish serenade. Morgen licht, Das.
Progressive albums, Books I & II
Grunebaum, W. J. (arr. by R. Krentzlin).
Indian legende. 111 Scherzino op. 111
Twilight shado ws. (arr. by Harold Parkman).
Sechs melodische Etüden, op. 185.
Grunn, Hom er. Sechs Sonatinen, op. 188.
Two easy pieces. Sechszehn melodische Etüden,

op. 198. Forever and a d ay.

Sechszehn melodische Etüden, Four H eine songs.
op. 199. Greeting.
Six pieces (arr. by G. P. Ritter). Ho ng K ong roma nce, A
Sixteen easy me lodious duets, (arr. by Frank Lynes).
op. 178. Hope.
Sounds from youth. How it happened.
Twe nty-four melodius studies, How silent, how spaciou s.
op. 201. In June.
Viennese waltz In the forest, moonbeam
(arr. by E. H. Adams). brightened.
Viennese waltz Kathleen.
(arr. by Harold Parkman). Lelawalla.
W iener Walzer. 113 Molly.
Zwei minatur trios. My shadow.
My shadow (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Gurlitt, Cornelius, arr. My star.
Two dances from op. 228. Nunc dimittis.
O lady mine.
Guyto n, E lla M. Princess of Ys, The.
Softly fad es the twilight ray. Sebek Hétep.
Snowflake, A.
Hackett, H enry. W enn ich in deine Augen seh'
112 Shepherd's song. (De ar whe n I look into
thine eyes).
Hackh, Otto.
Arlequin et Colombine. Hahn, Ca rl.
At morning. Bird o f the wilderness.
Bajazzo fantastique [fro m T rois Cuckoo, The.
scènes de ballet]. Lark, The.
Danse des gnom es. Reason, The.
Danse of the goblins. Throstle, The.
Deuxième pavane. W hip-poor-will.
Menuet antique.
Papillon d'oré, Le. Hahn, Carl, arr.
Pavane. Ash grove, The.
Retour des soldats, Le.
Rêverie - Barcarolle. Hahn, J. H.
Sérénade fantastique. Album leaf.
Sérénade italienne. Allegretto scherzando.
Sevillana. Barcarolle.
Sonatinas. Be strong.
Troisième pavane. Break, break, break.
Concert mazurka.
Hadley, Henry K. Concert polonaise.
Abandoned. Dance caprice.
April song, An. Impatience.
Ballade of June. Love me if I live.
Ballade of mid-summer, A. Love thee, d earest.
Because you cannot understand. Polkette.
Evensong. Proposal, The.

Springtime. Autum n sunset.

Blessed are the m erciful.
Haigh, E. Stanford. Castanet dance.
Call to my hea rt. Christ the Lord is ris'n again.
Come unto me.
Hale, Irene. Distant chimes.
Maisie. Far from my heavenly home.
Mystery. Faun, The.
W e'll go no more a roving. Flight of the fairies.
Forest nymp hs.
Hale, Philip, arr. From field and forest.
Von Himmel hoch da komm ich Grant, O Lord.
hier (by Pachelbel). Greeting to summer.
Hark! hark, my soul.
Hall, Coldham. He hides w ithin the lily.
114 Far do wn the ages. He is risen.
Hear, O Lord.
Hall, King. 115 I will lay me down in peace.
O Lord, my trust is in thy mercy [Impressions from Italy].
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). In days of old.
O Lord, my trust is in thy mercy In heavenly love ab iding --
(arr. by G. Nevin). see Lord's prayer, The.
Inspirer and hearer of prayer.
Hall, Marie F. It came upon the midnight clear.
Jolly cheery sailor man, The. Jubilate.
Robins' morning song, The. Jubilate Deo.
Just in time.
Hall, William John. Let us now go even unto
Awake with Jesus. Bethlehem.
Father, we love and adore thee. Lord hath heard, The.
God's love is everywhere. Lord is in his holy temple, The.
I need thee every hour. Lord is my light, The.
Lead thou me on. Lord's prayer, The.
Love of God is everywhere, The. Marching in parade.
Memories. Mother Goose realm.
Nocturne. O Lord, how manifold.
O little town of Bethlehem. O sing unto the Lord.
Slumber song. On the lake.
Smile an' dry yo' eyes. Prelude in G.
Song without words. Ride through the woods, A.
Still, still with thee. Silver sp ray.
Substance. Six nursery rhymes.
Thou must be true, thyself. Te Deum.
Truth. Thankfulness.
Thanks be to God.
Hamer, George F. Through the forest.
Afterglow. Titania polonaise.
As it began to dawn. W atch ye and pray.
As pants the hart. W ater sprites.
At parting. While shepherds watched.
At the brook.

Hamer, G eorge F., arr. Easter dawn.

Nocturne in F (by Schumann). Exalt him, all ye peop le!.
Festival jubilate in B flat.
Hamilton, Eber C. Gloria, responses and amens.
Autumn. Glory in the highest.
Gipsy, A. Glory to G od in the highe st.
Polonaise brillante. Go, rose, and in her golden hair.
God is love.
Hamma, B. Hail to the Lord's anointed.
Adoro te devote. Hark, hark with harps of gold.
Ave Maria. Harvest hymn.
Ave maris stella. Heaven is my home.
Ave veru m corp us. Homeland, The.
Cossack dance. Hom eland, The
Ecce panis angelorum. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
O salutaris hostia. How gentle Go d's comma nds.
O virgo virginum. 117 Jubilate Deo in F.
Spanish serenade. Jubilate Deo in G.
Spring gree tings. Lead , kindly light.
Lord is my shepherd, The.
Hammerbacher, Edmund. Lullab y.
116 Enchanted hour, The My secret.
(L'Heure enchantée). Nearer home.
Enchanted hour, The Nearer, my God, to thee.
(L'Heure enchantée) O for the pearly gates.
(arr. by William Faulkes). O G od, whose presence glo ws in
all.
Hammond, Earl C. O thou whose hand.
Envy. Oh, worship the king.
Pilgrim s of the night.
Hanby, B. R. Prince of peace, The.
Darling Nellie Gray Psalm of life, A.
(arr. by Frank J. Smith). Reaper and the flowers, The.
Six responses.
Hancock, B. J. Six songs.
Finale in G. Song secret, A.
Spanish serenade.
Handel, George F. Sun o f my soul.
Fughetta in D major. Three sacred q uartets.
Twe nty-five responses.
Hanscom, E. W . W hile the days are going by.
Abide with me.
Always with us. Hardy, Edward.
At thine altar lowly kneeling. Beloved, let us love one another.
Behold, I bring you go od tidings. Benedictus es, Domine.
Better land, The. Hymn of the angels, The.
Bright in the east. May the grace.
Brightest and best. Twenty-five melodic studies for
Choir angelic, The. organ.
Come, my soul, thou must be
waking. Harker, F. Flaxington.

118 Danc e of the gnom es. Dreaming of me.

Mo onlight boat song. Dreams of old.
Shepherd's pipe, The. Echo song.
Up in the swing. Enthroned in light.
Enthroned in light
Harling, W. Franke. (arr. by Hugh Gordon).
April fantasy. Evening in the clo isters.
Day is gently sinking to a Evening pastoral, An.
close, The. Evensong.
Depart from me all ye workers of Everlasting light, The.
iniquity. Fair night is ours.
Go do wn, great sun. Fairies lightly swaying.
God of Abraham praise, The. Fairy gardeners, The.
House and the road, The. Farewell.
Intry-mintry. Festival march.
Longing. Finale in A.
Maid and the violet, The. Friendship.
Rise, crowned with light. Go d is working his p urpo se out.
Sometimes. Grand party, A.
Thine, O Lord, is the greatness. 120 Hark! 'tis the breeze.
To a little child. Hark! hark, my soul.
W here love rep oses. Harp of delight, The.
Haymaker's roundelay, The.
Harling, W. Franke, arr. Hear my crying, O God.
Merm aids, The (by Dvorák). Hed ge roses.
Holy saviour, The.
Harris, Cuthbert. Hosanna! blessed is he.
All thy works praise thee, O Lord. I am the resurrection and the life.
Allegro and chorale in G minor. I will exalt thee, O Lord.
Andante religioso. I will exalt thee, O Lord
At the crossroads. (arr. by Hugh Gordon).
Be strong in the Lord. I will lay me down in peace.
Be strong in the Lord I will sing unto the Lord.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). In a fairy boat.
Behold I create ne w heavens. In graceful measure.
Blackbird, keep singing. In hallowed walls.
Blackbird, keep singing (arr. by R. In springtime.
S. Stoughton). In the forest.
Boatman's night song. Indian cam p scenes.
Christ is risen from the dead. Jolly sailor boys.
119 Christmas morn. Land o f my dreams.
Come and see the pretty fairies Larkspur and lilies tall.
dancing. Lead , kindly light.
Come, form in a ring. Lee shore, The.
Com e, sing with holy gladness. Legend, A.
Com es, at times, a stillness. List! the cherubic host.
Crossing the bar. Lo a great multitude
Dance on the green. (arr. by Herbert Dale).
Dawn. Lo! the manger where he lies.
Day is past and over, The. Love not the world.
Daybreak. Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in C.

Magnify his name. Studies in facility and style.

Mélodie céleste. Sunset reverie.
Moonlight. Swallow, The.
Music, when soft voices die. They that sow in tears.
121 Nigh t-fall. They that trust in the Lord.
Noo n. Toccatina alla marcia.
O give thanks unto the Lord. Toccatina militaire.
O gladsome light. Under the greenwood tree.
O holy, holy Lord. Voice of God's creation, The.
O Lord of heaven. W elcome, sweet pleasure.
O love that casts out fear. W hen daylight dies.
O love that will not let me go. Worthy is the lamb.
O lovely voices of the sky. W reck of the Hesperus, The.
O worship the Lord in the beauty of
holiness. Harris, Cuthbert, arr.
O'er the world in silence sleeping. Adagio religioso (by J. S. Bach).
Oh! come to the merciful saviour. Allegro in G (by Handel).
Onaway! awake, beloved. Gavotte and musette (by J.
Our blest redeemer, ere he S. Bach).
breathed. If with all your hearts
Our dance is o'er. (from Mend elssohn).
Ponder my words, O Lord. Let all men praise the Lord
Postludes and a march. (from Mend elssohn).
Prayer. O rest in the Lord
Ring out, wild be lls. (from Mend elssohn).
Rose will bloom again, The. Then shall the righteous shine
Sailor's dance. (from Mend elssohn).
Save me, O God. Valses nobles (by Schubert).
Say, what shall we dance. W altz in A flat (from Schubert, arr.
Set up thyself, O God. by E. H. Adam s)).
Shades of evening gather. W altz in A flat (from Schubert, arr.
Short festal postlude. by H. Parkman).
Silver sleigh bells. [Fragment].
122 Sing a song of praise.
Sing a song of ringtime. Harris, Victor.
Sing forth his high eternal name. 123 English sailor song.
Sing forth his high eternal name Gossip.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). Idle poet, An.
Sing we and chant it. In springtime.
Sing ye to the Lord. Love is a bro ken lily.
Sing ye to the Lord in joyful Morning serenade.
strains. Peace.
Singers, The. Prince will come, The.
Six characteristic studies. Summer night.
Six little dances. To D iane.
Six studies in dexterity and freedom W ith a hey D olly.
of style.
Skies of June, The. Harrison , Julius.
Spinning-wheel song. Fulfillment.
Still chime the merry Christmas W ayfarer, The.
bells.

Harthan, Hans. April blosso ms.

Chant céleste. Dreamy lake, The.
Miniaturen. Elf's delight.
Twe lve album leaves. Epilogue.
Hartmann, arr. Evening sha dows.
Air (by Lully). Gay butterfly, The.
Caprice (by Rimsy-Korsakoff). [Musical diversions].
Habanera (by Fuentes). Nocturne.
Minuet (by M ozart). O'er the hills far away.
Slumber song (by Arkadieff). Resignation.
Skip, A.
Hascall, W. F. Spring madrigal.
Bells of Lynn, The. Sunset song, A.
Bolero. 125 W ild briar.
Greyport legend, A. W oodland sylphs.
Kyrie eleison.
To d reamland town. Hathaway, Joseph W. J.
Und er the guns. Hush! hush.
Unto death.
Hatton, J. L.
Hastings, Edward H. Ballad of the weaver
Cold is the night. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Consolation (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Hatch, Edith. Light of the world
Caprice mignonne. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Clown's dance, The.
Down the stream. H auptmann, M .
Enchanted brooklet, The. Lift up your heads (arr. by O.
Essential rudiments, Book I & II. B. Brow n).
124 Fairy frolics.
Lightly skipping. H ause r, M .
Magic key, The. Cradle song (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Melodious etudes in double notes
and oc taves. Hay, Clarence E.
Merry laughter. Lass o' Carlysle.
Mountain sprites. Slumber song.
Queen o f the M ay.
Scales, chord s and arpeggios. Heacox, A. E.
Seven d escriptive special studies. Keyboa rd training in harmon y.
Skater, The.
Spanish carnival. Heckel, Hans.
Sprites at play. Carneval scene.
Summer com es again. Drei kleine Stücke.
Summertime rambles in melody Hush-a-by m y baby.
land. Message of peace, The.
Sylvan dance. Taquinerie.
Toe dancer, The.
W ind at play, The. Heimendahl, Edward.
[Fragments]. Bagatelle.
Canzonetta.
Hatch, Mabel Lee.

Heins, Carl. Morgenpsalm.

March of the tartars. Not unto us, O Lord.
Nymphentanz. Pap illons.
Suite for piano. Question, A.
Sylvana. Rejoice oh ye righteous.
Secret, Un.
Helder, Bartho lomäus. Silvia's cradle song.
Jesus-child my joy shall be, The 127 Sirens, The.
(arr. by A. Whitehead). Som merm ondnacht.
Song o f the virgins.
Heller, Paul. There's a bower of roses.
126 Coquette, La. Thought of you, The.
Victor's parade, The.
Hemery, Valentine. W here thrums the bee.
Bandit's brides, The Yo ung Friedel.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). [Fragment].
Henricchi, Th. Herman, Reinhold L., arr.

Ouverture appassionata. Andalusian love song.
Credo (by M ax Brauer).
Henry, Bertram C.
Ditty, A. Hermann, Friedrich.
Sea hath its pearls, The -- see A [Thirty-six exercises and etudes].
ditty.
W idow bird sa t mourning, A -- Herrmann, S. L.
see A ditty. Phantom isle, The.
Henschel, Georg. Herrmann, W illy.

Lamb, T he (arr. by Hugh Gordon). Am W aldsee.
Polonaise. Boat song, A.
Santa Claus march. Flower sprites -- see In the swing.
Spanish serenade. Happ y spring.
Three songs from Charles Happy w anderers --
Kingsley's Water-babies. see In the swing.
To my turtledove. Heiteres Sp iel.
In the swing.
Herman, Reinhold L. Jocund spring.
At morn (arr. by Frank Lynes). Land of heart's desire, The.
Autumn song, An. Minstrel's lay, The.
Boat of my lover, The. O sunshine bright.
Chain and lute. On skates -- see In the swing.
Dance of the springs, The. Time of roses, The.
Dost ask dear, why I love thee. Trout brook, The.
Freedom, our queen. Herrmann, W illy, arr.
Für ewig. Flower idyl, A (by T. Kövner).
Gipsy serenade.
I envy not. Heyman, Katherine.
In autumn. Russian cradle song.
In the boat [and] Greek song.
Little summer breeze, A. Hill, Edward Burlingame.
Message, The. Five songs for children.

Hill, Mildred J. Polonaise in E minor

Sleep song. (arr. F. Meyer).
To Anthea.
Hofmann, H.
Hille, Gustav. On the lagoon.
[One hund red and one] vio lin
etudes. Hoffmann, Heinrich.
Scales and finger exercises for Impromp tu (arr. by John
beginners. Hyatt Brewer).
Twelve technical studies for violin.
Twelve wrist studies for the violin. Hofmann, Richard.
128 Twenty-five easy etudes for violin. Naïde, La.
Sechs Tanzweisen.
Hiller, Ferd. Sechs Tanzweisen (arr. by O.
W ere I a b ird of air B. Brow n).
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Serenade.
129 Sixteen melodious studies of
Hiller, John S. mod erate d ifficulty.
Hail! Jesus Christ. Vierzehn leichte Übungsstücke für
Violine.
Hills, Joseph A.
Mazurka fantastique. Holden, Albert J.
I heard the voice o f Jesus say.
Ho berg, Margaret. Lord's prayer.
Calm. O lamb of God.
Chant of the stars, The.
Country dance. Holden, Albert J., arr.
Dream of other days, A. O Jesus, thou art standing
I sing to thee. (from Schubert).
Irish weather.
My lady. Holèsco, Mona.
Song without words. [Changing moods].
Such a starved bank of moss.
Ho lloway, F . W .
Hoffman, J. Allegretto grazioso in B minor.
Hail, sweet hope (arr. by Charles Allegro pomposo.
S. Elliot). Andante sinfonico.
I will pray the Father.
Hoffman, Richard, arr. Onward pilgrim brothers.
Adagio cantab ile (from "So uvenir Suite arabesque.
de Florence" Valse de b allet.
by Tchaikovsky). Holst, Mrs. C. A.
Am M eer (by Schubert). Bagpipes.
Andante (from Symphony #5
by Tchaikovsky). Holst, Eduard.
Hark, hark the lark After the battle.
(from Schubert).
Scherzo (from Symphony #4 Holst, Gustav.
by Tchaikovsky). Awake my heart.
Four o ld English caro ls.
Hoffmann, J. She who is dear to me.

Hoo d, Helen. V. M illigan).

Auf wiedersehen. My days have been so wo ndrous
Ballata. free
Bluebell, The. (arr. by H. V. Milligan).
Cansonetta. My generous heart disdains
Convert, The. (arr. by H. V. Milligan).
Cornish lullab y. My love is gone to sea
Cottage to her infant, A. (arr. by H. V. Milligan).
Daisy time. O'er the hills
Disappo intment. (arr. by H. V. Milligan).
Eighteenth century ga llant. See down Maria's blushing cheek
Expectation. (arr. by H .V. Milligan).
Introduction. Traveller benighted, The
Jack Frost. (arr. by H. V. Milligan).
Love's pride. With pleasures have I passed my
Message of the rose. days
Nonchalance. (arr. by H. V. Milligan).
Quandary, A.
Robin, The. Hopson, Elisabeth L.
Romance. Sailing.
Scherzo.
Shepherdess, The. Horváth, Géza.
130 Slumber song. At the circus.
[Suite for violin and piano]. Fourteen miniature etudes.
Summer song, A. Ride in the woods, A.
To a pansy. Stars at eveing.
Violet, The. Trois morceaux.
Trois morceaux de salon.
Hop ekirk, Helen. Vier charackteristische Stücke.
Four songs. Zigeuner weisen.
Hop kins, Harry Patterson. Hosmer, E. S.

Calm on the list'ning ear of night. 131 Abou B en Adhem and the angel.
I walk amidst thy beauty forth. Behold the master passeth by.
If I could speak. Blessed is the man.
Japanese serenade. Cast thy burden on the Lord.
Moonb eams. Dawn of God's dear Sabbath, The.
Rapture. Gentle voices of the morning.
Snow girl. He careth for one.
Summer nocturne. If thou but suffer God to guide thee.
In exile here we wander.
Hopkinson, Francis. Inspirer and hearer of prayer.
Beneath a weeping willow's shade Jubilate.
(arr. by H. V. Milligan). Leaning on thee.
Come fair Rosina (arr. by H. V. Like as a father.
Milligan. Man without a country, The.
Enraptured I gaze May song.
(arr. by H. V. Milligan). Ministering Christ, The.
Garland, The My lady spring.
(arr. by H. V. Milligan). Now is the happy time.
Give me thy heart (arr. by H . O Lord how happy should we be.

O Lo rd of hosts. From every stormy wind that

Our spring. blows.
Over the water. God of love, The.
Return unto thy rest my so ul. He leadeth me ; O blessed thought.
Silly isles, The. Mirrored pines.
Supplication. Mo onflower.
W hen the day of toil is done. My Go d, acc ept my heart this d ay.
On d ancing waters.
Houseley, Henry K. Only one p rayer today.
132 Rock of ages. River sprites.
Trust ye in the Lord forever. Thro ugh reeds and grasses.
Until God 's day. Und er droo ping willows.
Under drooping willows
Houseley, Henry K., arr. (arr. by Alfred M offat).
Señorita (by Dessauer). Voice of prayer and praise, The.
Sparkling sunlight (by Arditi).
Huhn, Bruno.
Howard , Shafter. All glory be to God on high.
Farewell, A. Angels from the realms of glo ry.
Heart's fancies, The. Arise! O Lord God.
Be glad , O ye righteous.
Howe, James H. Brotherhood.
Blessing, honor, glo ry. Christ triumph ant.
Cricket, The. Come unto me.
Day in the woods, A. Eldorado.
Glory to thee. Fountain, The.
He is thy Lord. Gather ye ro sebuds.
His love is everlasting. He is risen.
In heavenly love abiding. Hide not thou thy face.
Lark now leaves his watery How many thousand years ago.
nest, The. Invictus.
Night in the woods, A. Invictus (arr. by Paul Ambrose).
Summer song. Invictus (arr. by Frank Lynes).
134 Israfel.
Howe, W alter. Morning stars sang together, The.
Benedictus es, Domine. O holy Saviour, friend unseen.
Carols for Christmastide. Praise my soul, the king of heaven.
Magnificat. Pro posal.
Ode to youth. Rejoice, ye pure in heart.
Roseate hues of early dawn, The.
Hub er, Hans. Song of promise, A.
Hadlaub. Ten thousand times ten thousand.
There is a blessed home.
Hubl, Otto. Unfearing.
Concertino. W e declare unto you glad tidings.
Romanze.
Vier Stücke. Humason, T homas Arthur.
Spirit of God.
Huerter, C harles.
133 By a mossy bank. Hump hries, Frederick.
Down stream. Off to m arket, Johnny.

Huss, Henry Holden. King of love, The.

Ballade of the song of the
Syrens, The. Jarratt, Lita.
Du bist wie eine Blume. [Minuets].
Jasminenstrauch, Der.
Prelude appassionata. Jecko, Steven H.
Rivulet, The. Art thou weary, art thou languid.
Spring. Jennie's woo in'.
They that sow in tears. Moorish love so ngs.
Three bagatelles. Sunbeam, The.
Hutcheson, Charles. Jelinek, Leon Walter.

I to the hills will lift mine eyes Petite valse.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon).
Jenkins, Cora W.
Hyatt, Nathaniel Irving. Around the may pole dancing.
After love's death. At twilight.
Bashful Johnny. Away o'er the mountain.
Beneath thy lattice. Bird in the woods, The.
Dream, A. Birthday festival -- see Wheeling
I give m y heart. her doll baby.
Love holds me so. Brave hunter, The.
Marguerite. Come in the garden.
Twixt thee and me. Drive around the lake, The.
Valentine, A. Dusty road, The.
Four and twenty characteristic
Ingram-Brookes, John, arr. pieces.
135 Irish romance, An. Four and twenty melod ious studies.
Four fancies for piano.
Innis, Laura S. 137 From my window [cover p age
My riches. only].
Frosty night, A -- see Thro' the
Jaco bsen, Hen ry. forest.
136 Keep a-goin'. Hunting the fox.
Keep o n kicking. Kilé time.
O lady leave thy silken thread. Little Johnny-jump-up.
Lullab y time -- see Little Johnny-
Jadassohn, S. jump-up.
Canzona (arr. by C. P. Scott). Memo ries of a carnival.
Serenad e for wind instruments. Merry heart, A.
Suite de pièc es. Miniature recital pieces.
One mo rning in M ay.
James, B. Perc y. Out of do ors.
Beloved, let us love one another. Over ro cks, over hills.
Come unto me. Pictures of childhood.
Into thy hands I commend my Seeking the bird.
spirit. Song of the rushing stream, The.
Peace I leave with you. Song of the waterfall, The.
Turn thy face from my sins. Song of the wind, A.
Special studies for the young
Jare ck ie, A lex M . pianist.

Thro' the fore st. Love's response.

To the mountain top. Love's revelation.
To ne pictures. Marie.
Traveler, The. Melody.
W anderer, The. Men asked whence comes my
W heeling her doll bug gy. sadness -- see Four
When nights are cold. songs.
W ishing tree, The. Moo n maidens, The.
W ood fairies, The. Oh o nce I loved a bonnie lass.
Young America. Once upon a time.
Only once again to lay me --
Jensen, A. see Four songs.
Father, whate'er of earthly bliss Only one tear -- see Four songs.
(arr. by P. A. Schnecker). Persuasion.
Marie (arr. by Frank Lynes). River of love, The.
There is a land of pure delight Rose and the gardener, The.
(arr. by P. A. Schnecker). Salutation.
Scythe song.
Jewell, Lucina. Song o f four seasons.
Ashes of roses. Star of twilight, The.
Behold, G od is my salvation. Thou art so like a flower.
Birds of Aberfeldy, The. Two songs.
Give ear to my words, O Lord. Violet alone in a green meadow
Go d is light. grew, A -- see Four
I am Alpha and Omega. songs.
Now is the month of Maying. W anderer's night song.
Oh, wert thou in the ca uld blast. W ere I a prince Egyptian.
Ol' Mammy C oon. W hen, my love -- see Fou r songs.
Peace I leave with you. W hen the earliest ro ses come --
138 Six responses. see Four songs.
Strife is o'er, The.
There is a land mine eye hath seen. Johns, Louis Edgar.
Vision of the shepherds, The. 139 Caprice lyrique.
W ay to Arcadie, The. Elegie heroïque.
Four songs.
Jewell, Lucina, arr. From night to light.
Passing by (by Purcell). Glorious is thy name.
Humming bird.
Johns, Clayton. Knight's return, The.
Ah, would you know I loved you Lake and a fairy boat, A.
still. One whitest lily, reddest rose.
Bab bling broo k -- see Four songs. Rough wind that moanest loud.
Because of thee. Valentine, The.
Despair.
Do you know that. Johnso n, Gustavus.
Farewell, oh dream of mine. Gavotte.
Four songs [3 sets]. Nocturne.
I looked within my soul -- Tarantelle.
see Four songs.
Impromptu capriccietto. Johnson, Noel.
Love song, A. Birds are nesting.

Jones, R. Love's reward.

Loath to goe (arr. by A. Moffat). Lyric invocation.
Nydia's love song.
Jones, Walter Howe. Old song, An.
A la valse. Sign o n, sad heart.
And I saw a new heaven. Sleep, beloved.
April. Triumphant love.
April bird, An. Veni creator.
Bob olink. Voice of Jesus, The.
Child's dream of a star, A. W hen ships put out to sea.
City of God, The.
Daffod ils. Jouret, Leon.
Heather bells. Noël (arr. by N. L. Norden).
Hurrah! W hat fun. Jubb, Florence.
In the fall of the year. Tunes old and new.
Invitation, An.
Jesus calls us. Karg-Elert, Sigfrid.
King-fisher, The. 141 Alle Menschen müssen sterben.
Man in the moon, The. Partita retrospettiva.
140 O doe s the sun shine in your Rondo campanella.
garden. Three novel imp ressions.
O for the peace which floweth. Twenty-four little preludes, the.
O G od, the rock of ages.
O Jesus, thou art standing. Karst, Emile.
On the mountain. Night song.
Phe-be. Salve arca foederis.
Robin's mate.
Seed time. Keene, A. B.
Slend er little cresc ent. Miniature waltz.
Snow drop.
Song at evening. Keppel, Franz.
There shall be no night there. Après la chasse.
They that go down to the sea. Fête militaire.
To a violet. Graziella.
To our redeemer's glorious name.
Twilight falls, The. Kesna r, Mau rits.
Up in the sky -- see Snow drop. Dutch dance.
W hen winds are raging. Guard's march.
W inter. In a gypsy camp.
Jordan, Harry C. King, Jam es.

In the cross of Christ I glo ry. Mo rning.
Night.
Jorda n, Jules.
Attraction. King, Oliver.
Bedouin's prayer, The. Awake, my glory.
Drink to m e only with thine eyes. Holiest breath, an evening blessing.
Friendly advice. Lay not up for yourselves.
If on the mead s. Lord, I call upon thee.
Japanese lullaby. Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in G.
Let the toast pass. Morning stars appear, The.

O love the Lord, all ye his saints. Elfin march.

Thou O God, art praised in Zion. Peasant cradle song.
W hen nature wakes. Spooks.
Ye angel hosts above.
Knight, George.
King, Rudolph. Pretty little gypsy queen.
Only waiting.
Knox, James C.
Kinsey, Hague. Be merciful after thy power.
Evening song. Benedictus.
Ländler. Bugle song.
Merry lark was up and
Kirnberger, J. P. singing, The.
Gavotte (arr. by G. P. Maxim). 143 O pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
O pray for the peace of Jerusalem
Kitson, C. H. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Shepherds had an angel, The. Offertory no. 2.
Offertory sequence
Klein, Aloys. Sleep holy babe.
Med itation. Son of God goes forth to war, The.
Pastorale. Te Deum in G.
Prayer. Te Deum laudamus in C.
Klein, Bruno Oscar. Köhler, Pius.

142 Abendlied. Leichtes trio in B dur.
Abschied. Leichtes trio in F dur.
Angelus.
Bei den B öhmen. Kok, J. B.
Capriccietto. Czard as.
Capriccio. Danse des mario nettes.
Evening in the wo ods. Elle m 'a dit.
Frühlings M orgengruss.
Fünf Lieder Gesänge. Kö lling, Carl.
Gavotte and menuett. At the fountain.
Ingeborg's Klage. Remembrance of lake Geneva.
Kleine Spinnerin. Roman p ilgrims march.
Märchen. Tournament, The.
Nacht auf dem Rheine.
Preludio. Korbay, Francis.
Sechs Lieder und Gesänge für Hills and vales, The.
gemischten C hor [title I am not in love.
page only].
Sechs Lieder und Gesänge für Koschat, Tho mas.
Männe rchor. Forsaken -- see Ritter, G., arr.
Serenade.
Sieben Motette. Kraft, William J.
Slavisches Wiegenlied. Castalia's fountain.
Valse noble.
Kramer, A. W alter.
Klemm, Gustave. Eklog.
Echo lake. O wond rous light, O vision fair.

Kranz , Julius. Viennese dance.

Birthday march. W aves, The.
Dream time. W ood land sp ell.
Mah honey. Young folks.
Zephyrs.
Kra use, Emil.
Twe lve technical studies. Krentzlin, Richard, arr.
Ah! So fair (from Flotow).
Kremser, Ed. Amaryllis.
Contentment. Blue bells of Scotland, The.
Brid al chorus from Lohengrin
Krentzlin, Richard. (by Wa gner).
144 Butterflies at play. Carnival of Venice.
Campanella. [Collected works by Moza rt].
Carnival dance. 145 Columbia, the gem of the ocean.
Castilian maid, The. Coronation march (from T he
Children's party, The. Prophet by M eyerbeer).
Dance in the woods, A. Duet (from Don Juan b y Mozart).
Danc e of the drago n-flies. First year Beethoven.
Dancing party, The. First year Haydn.
Flowing brooks, The. First year Mozart.
Garden party, The. Flower so ng (from Fa ust
Gitana, La. by Gounod ).
Gondola ride, A. Largo (from Xerxes by Ha ndel).
Graziosa, La. Long, long, ago.
Holiday march. March (from C armen by Bizet).
Holiday time. March (from Faust by Go unod).
In a mountain hut. March (from Tannhäuser
Joy of summer, The. by W agner).
Kobold's dance. Marseillaise, The.
Laughing eyes. Massa's in the cold ground
Marcella. (by Foster).
Mazurka elegante. Menue t elegante (by Beethoven).
Menuetto sinfonico. Menue tto grazioso (by Mozart).
Mill wheel, The. O Canada.
Mo rning song. Old Ne therland battle hymn.
Murmur of bees. Prayer (from Der Freischütz
Northern folk dance. by W eber).
Our little rogue. Rakoczy march.
Playfulness. Red sarafan.
Polish country dance. Russian national hymn.
Polish dancers. Santa Lucia.
Primrose time. Sicilian mariner's hymn.
Riders, The. Silent night, holy night (by Gruber).
Ring dance. Swedish wedding song.
Rose leaves. Syrian song.
Savotte mignon. Tyrolean mountain song.
Scherzo. Variations on a French melody
Song o f birds. (from Mo zart).
Three preludes in etude form. W ar march of the priests
Thro ugh the corn fields. (from Mend elssohn).

W edding march (by M endelssohn). Lachner, F.

Serenade (arr. by W. Fries).
Kreutzer, Rodolphe.
Capriccietto (arr. by Hugo N orden). Lack, Théodore.
Airette-Valse.
Kriens, Christiaan. Andalousita.
Stand up for Jesus. Aueu au bal, L'
Caprice tarentelle.
Kroeger, E. R. Caprice tarentelle (arr. by Ernest
Bright be the place of my so ul. H. Adam s).
Deep in m y soul. C apric e ta re nte lle (a rr. by M .
Farewell. R. Lang).
Life of life. Deux valses.
Scène persane. Doux message.
There be none of beauty's Fablian (arr. by F. Behfeld).
daughters. Joyous caprice.
Mazurka reverie.
Kro nke, E mil. Serenade Madrilene.
Berceuse (arr. by William Faulkes).
Deux valses mignonnes. LaForge, Frank.
Gavotte. Gleiches Leid.
Mazurka. Longing.
Menuett. Twas long ago.
Parade.
Polonaise. Laighton, R.
Prélude d e con cert. First steps in sliding.
Promenade. From long ago and far away.
W alzer. Tunes and techniques I.
Tunes and techniques II.
Krug, Arnold. Tunes from afar.
Among the heather.
Evening song. Lang, Edith.
Summer rain. Behold the tabernacle of God.
Surely God is in this place .
Krug, D.
Sonatina. Lang, G.
Bohem ia (arr. by F. Meyer).
Kuhlau, F.
Sonata in C. Lang, Margaret R.
Arcadie.
Kullak, Ernst. 147 Bonnie ran the burnie down.
Barcaro lle Chevalier, La.
(arr. by William Faulkes). Chimes.
W alzer. Dear lad of mine.
Deserted.
Lacey, F. Elegy.
146 Exultate Deo. Eros.
Even psalm, An.
Lachmund, C. Five Norman songs.
Doll's wedding procession. Four songs, op. 9 [and] op. 40.
Garden is a lovesome thing, A.

Gho sts. There would I be .

Ghosts (arr. by Hugh Gordo n). Three songs of the East, op. 8.
Grant, we beseech thee, merciful Three songs of the night, op. 7.
Lord. Tryste Noël (arr. by R.
In a garden. S. Stoughton).
In the twilight. W ild brier, The.
Into m y heart. Wind.
Irish love song, An. Young lady of Parma, The.
Irish mother's lullaby, An.
King is dead, The. Lang, Margaret R., arr.
Lam ent . Alastair MacAlastair.
Lonely rose, The. Here's a health I lo'e dear.
Med itation.
Meg M erriles. Lange-Müller, P.
Mo re nonsense rhymes and Gleaming light from the midnight
pictures. sky (arr. by William
148 My garden. L. Wright).
My lady Jacquemino t.
Nameless pain. Lanigan, R. W .
Oh what comes over the sea. Asperges.
Old lady of France, The.
Old man in a tree, The. Lansing, A. W .
Old man of Dumbree, The. Angel Gabriel was sent from
Old man with a beard, The. God, The.
Old man with a gong, The. Angels from the realms of glo ry.
Old perso n of Cassel. Arise, shine forth.
Old person of Skye, The. As it began to dawn.
Old person of Ware, The. Awake! Awake.
Orpheus. Be at rest.
Out of the night. Behold, I bring you go od tidings.
Person of Filey, The. Beyond the smiling and weeping.
Petit Roman. Blessing, glory, wisdom.
Rhapsody in E minor. Bre ak forth into joy.
Six Scotch songs. Cantate Domino in C.
Six songs, op. 37. 150 Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
Sleepy man. Christ is risen.
Snowflakes. Come unto me.
Sometimes. Come un to me, ye weary.
Song for C andlemas, A Fairies dance, The.
Song in the songless. Fear not ye O Israel.
Song of the lilac, A. Festival march.
Song of the rival maid. Four resp onses.
Song of the Spanish gypsies, A. Go d hath appointed a day.
Song o f the three sisters. Great is the Lord.
149 Songs for lovers of children. He is risen.
Span o' life, The. Hear my prayer.
Spring. Heavenly love.
Spring song, A. Ho ly night, peaceful night.
Te Deum in E flat. How amiable are thy dwellings.
There was an old man who said, I heard the voice o f Jesus say.
"W ell!" I will lay me down in peace.

I will lift up mine eyes unto the There shall come a star out of
hills. Jacob.
I will sing of thy power. There is a green hill far away.
If ye then b e risen with Christ. There we re in the same country.
In the beginning was the Word. There were shep herds.
In the end of the Sabbath. Turn thy face from my sins.
In thee, O Lord, have I put my trust. Vigil of the shepherds, The.
151 It came upon the midnight clear. Wait on the Lord.
Jubilate Deo in A flat. We come unto our fathers' God.
Jubilate Deo in B flat. W hat are these that are arrayed in
Like as a father. white robes.
Lord is exalted, The. While shepherds watched.
Lord is king, The. W hile the earth remaineth.
Lord, thou art my God. Who is like unto thee, O Lord.
More lo ve to the e, O C hrist. W hoso dwelleth.
O little town of Bethlehem. Ye shall find rest.
O Lord , how manifold are thy Ye that love the Lord.
works.
O Lord , how manifold are thy Lassen, E.
works Ah! Tis a dream
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). (arr. by Frank Lynes).
O my luve's like a red, red rose.
O taste and see. Lautz, H.
O T hou that tellest good tid ings to Brook and the wave, The.
Zion.
O wert thou in the cau ld blast. Lavallée, Calixa.
One swee tly solemn thought. 153 Andalouse.
Out of the deep. O Canada.
Paradise. Spring flowers.
Peo ple that walked in
darkness, The. Lawrence, J. P.
Praise the Lord O Jerusalem. Lord, thou hast been our dwelling
Radiant morn hath passed place.
away, The.
Rejoice in the Lord. Lazarus, G.
Same stone which the builders Drei Lieder.
refused, The. Drei russiche Tänze.
Saviour, breathe an evening Kleine Suite.
blessing. Magic song, The.
Show me thy ways, O Lord. Nocturne romantique.
Sing and rejoice. Three compositions.
Sing O heavens. Valse melodique.
152 Sing unto the Lord a new song.
Sleep thy last sleep. Lemare, E.
Star divine, The. Aubade.
Stars o f the summer night. Faith.
Still, still with Thee. O Lord , thy word endureth.
Sweet and low. Scherzetto.
Te Deum in B flat. Sun o f my soul.
Te Deum in C. Twilight sketches.
Te Deum in E Flat. W hat sudden blaze of song.

W oodland reverie. Liebling, George, arr.

Etude in double notes
Lent, C. B. (from Impromptu in A-flat
If I but lift mine eyes. by Chopin).
Etude rhythmique (by Czerny).
Leslie, E rnest.
Pounce and go. Liftl, Franz J.
Sea-change, or Love's stowawa y. Swing song.
Year after year.
Lindfors, Eula A.
Leslie, H. Garden reverie.
Dear heart good night.
154 Left alone. Lindquist, O. A.
Alone.
Lester, W . Finger action.
Even song. Precision stud ies.
Jack Frost. Rolling waves.
O M aster, let me walk with thee. Rustling leaves.
Sing all Nowell. Technical variants o n H anson's
Tid ings of great joy. exercises.
155 Twelve velocity studies in unison.
Levenson, B. Violets.
Menuet in G.
Locke, Nellie F.
Lewis, W . Avondale waltz.
Dear heart of mine.
Life's perfect day. Loeschhorn, A.
Little baby mine -- see Dear heart Studies in mechanism
of mine. (arr. by O. Thümer).
Tis that I love.
World of song, A. Longacre, L. B.
Poet and waterlily.
Lichner, H. Soft, soft wind.
Abendständchen. Stars are with the voyager, The.
Frühlings Fest.
Liddle, S. Longo, A.
I will extol thee, O God. Arabesque.
I will sing unto the Lord. Danse Espagnole.
Ideal.
Liebe, L. Mazurka.
In autumn. Oriental, La.
In the m oonlight. Tristesse.
Summer farewell.
Loo mis, H. W .
Liebling, George. Andalusia.
Impro mptu on black keys. At mid night.
Lucifer's song. At sunrise.
Moonlight. Bonnie piper's tune, The.
Ode to spring. Guess who.
Pieces for the violin. Lay close thy cheek.
Torchlight dance. Love on the sea.

Norwegian plaint, A. Valse élégante.

Snowflakes.
Summer wind, A. Lubin, Ernest.
Boats sail on the rivers.
Lorenz, C. Meditation on a chorale.
Elegie. Musette.
Pro cessional. O friend.
Pavane in A minor.
Loth, L. Theme and variations.
At sundown.
Autumn d ays. Lucchesi, R. A.
Message of the winds. A te.
Six little sketches for piano.
Skylark, The. Luzzatto, F.
Suite [title page only].
L ott, E dw in M .
Son of God, The. Lyman, F.
Pastoral anthem.
Lott, Edwin M., arr.
Adagio cantab ile (from Qua rtet in Lynes, Frank.
D by H aydn). Adva ncement studies.
Laudate pueri Dom inum (by Rossi). Again as eve ning shadow s fall.
Meditation sur le premier prélude Ah! Now to sever.
(by Bach, as arr. Album leaf.
by Gounod ). 157 Album of nine songs.
Romanza (from the P ianofo rte Alleluia.
concerto in D minor App aritions.
by Mo zart). Baby dear.
Bagatelles.
Lovatt, S. E. Beautiful sea maiden, A.
Prayer at twilight Bedtime song, A.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Betrothal.
Boatswain bold, The.
Lovejoy, H. Cantata.
Six Christmas melodies Canzonet.
(arr. by H. Lovejoy). Canzonetta in D.
Cavatina for violin.
Löw , Josef. Come unto me.
Am V erbolüngstag. Come ye fairies
156 Carnevals Scherze. (arr. by Paul Ambrose).
Drei charakteristische Tonstücke. Criss cross baby, The.
Fleiters Tänzchen. Daisy, The.
Four national dances. Dance around the snowman.
Hob le linz kehrt wieder, Der. Dreams.
O sweet and wond erful mystery. Earth is the Lord's, The.
Romanza. Easter morning.
Romanza (arr. by J. H. Brewer). Easter song.
Russischer kosaken Tänzschen. 158 Eight fairy tales for musical
Scenes from the O rient. children.
Sei ruhig, mein Gemüth. Eight piano forte studies.
Tyrolean zither serenade. Envoi, L'.

Evening vesper. Key to Emery's Elements of

Eye hath not seen. harmony, A.
Faces on the wall. Lift up your head s.
Fear not, ye seek Jesus. Lord is my shepherd, The.
Fifth mazurka. Lord is risen, The.
Fireside dreams. 161 Lotus flower, The.
Fireside song. Love's greeting.
First beginning. Madrigal.
First lessons. Maiden spring, The.
First tunes and rhymes. Marguerite.
Fisher maiden, The. Marie.
Five songs, op. 10. Marionettes, The.
Five songs, op. 33 (title page only). Mavo urneen.
For thee. Mazurka favori.
Forget me not. Memo ria.
159 Four analytical sonatinas. Miller's wooing, The.
Four compositions for pianoforte. Miniatures.
Four G lorias. Mosser and his love, The.
Four p ianoforte piece s. My dearie O.
Four songs, op. 46. My honey.
Fourth finger etude. My king.
Gavotte. My little lass.
Glad and sad m ake rhyme, my dear. My love sleeps.
Go make thy gardens as fair as thou My shepherd.
canst. Nearer my God to thee.
Good tidings. Night has a thousand eyes, The.
Goo d-bye summer. Nightingale and the rose, The.
Greek girl's song, The. No jewell'd beauty is my love.
Hark! The rob in's early song. Nocturne in A.
He that soweth little reapeth little. No w when Jesus was risen early.
He was a prince. O b e joyful.
160 Home. O wild bird, tell me fair.
Hunters song, The. Once bloom ed a rose in Avon town.
Hymn anthem. Our brigade.
I know the wa y of the wild blush 162 Our village choir.
rose. Out of the deep.
I love and the world is mine. Over the heather.
I was glad when they said unto me. Over the mountains.
Ideal, The. Paper chain, The.
If all the dreams we dream, dear. Paul Revere march.
If all the pity and love untold. Paying the toll.
In love she fell. Peace.
In the hammock. Pianofo rte duets.
Independence. Pianofo rte studies.
Invocation. Progressive pianoforte studies of
Jubilate. the second grade.
Jubilate in G. Rain of pe arls.
Key circle exercises for the Reaper's song, The.
pianoforte. Book II. Redeemer, saviour, Lord.
Key circle exercises for the Remem ber now thy creator.
pianoforte. Book III. Req uest.

Revery. W oodland notes.

Ride of the hunters, The. Word to the wise, A.
Romance.
Rondoletto. Lynes, Frank, arr.
Rose bush, The. 165 Ave M arie (by Liszt).
Roses. Evening song (by Krug).
163 Scenes from Alice in Wonderland. Five hymns (from Arthur Sullivan).
Sea hath its shining pearls, The. Gently float (from Offenbach).
Second tarantella. Gently rest (by Kücken).
Seek ye the Lord. Greeting (by Mendelssohn).
Send out thy light. Hark! Hark! the lark
Shadowtown. (from Schubert).
Sleep of peace, The. In April (from G ounod).
So live today. Jerusalem (from Gounod).
Sonata in C. Jesus, lead us with thy power
Song of life. (from Beethoven).
Song of the woodman. To thee, my Go d (from Beethoven).
Sorrows of W erther. W ho is Sylvia (from Schubert).
Spanish serenade, A.
Spring song. Lynes, Twining.
Spring's greeting. Awake to the day.
Star of day, The. Bless the Lord.
Sway to and fro. I will lift up mine eyes.
Sweetheart. Thy love is come.
Te Deum. To Electra.
Tell her. Trust thou my love.
Ten practical piano forte studies.
There were shep herds. M aase, W .
They went a' fishing. 166 Awakening of the rose, The.
This day which the Lord hath made. Earth is decked with beauty, The
164 Thistledown (arr. by Arthur Dana). (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Thou art mine. Forest horn, The.
Thousand eyes in the night, A. Little cot.
Three responses. Night song.
Three songs. O calm my weary longing.
Thy heart should like a fountain be. Summer's farewell
Thy picture. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
To lovely lands unknown. Sweetly sleep.
Tw as my heart.
Two roses. Mac Caskill, Ian.
Unwise choice, The. Yearnings.
Valse brillante.
W ake, love, and hear me. Macdougall, H. C.
W anted, a wife. All my heart this night rejoices.
W atcher at the gate, The. Dam e Jane, the music mistress.
W e know that if our earthly house. Great freedom's bride.
W hen love is done. Hark, hark, my soul.
W hile Thee I seek, protecting I lov'd a lass.
power. I will praise thy name.
W hispering zephyrs. Let us now praise famous men.
W ith a rose at Christmas. Lord shall judge among the

nations, The. (arr. by Paul Ambrose).

Salutation. Hymn of the Pilgrims
Sun o f my soul. (arr. by Paul Ambrose).
There wa s a man of T hessaly. Indian idyl (arr. by C. D. Clifton)
Indian idyl (arr. by Hugo Nord en).
MacDowell, Edward A. Long ago (arr. by A. Kramer).
A. D. 1620 (arr. by C. D. Clifton). Menie (arr. by Paul Ambrose).
Alma mater (arr. by Frank Lynes). Merry maiden spring
As the glooming shadows creep. (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
At an old trysting place Midsummer clouds.
(arr. by Felix Fox). Midsummer clouds
At an old trysting place (arr. by Paul Ambrose).
(arr. by E. Tiersch). Mo on pictures (arr. by Felix Fox).
At parting (arr. by Frank Lynes). O lovely rose --
Beaming eyes, The. see D ein strahlend Au g'.
Beaming eyes, The Postwagon, The
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Brook, The. Rigaudon (arr. by Felix Fox).
Brook, T he (arr. by Paul Ambrose). Rigaudon (arr. by Hugo N orden).
Clair de lune (arr. by A. Hartmann). Scherzo (arr. by Felix Fox).
Cradle hymn Sea pieces (arr. by A. P. Risher).
(arr. by R. S. Stoughton). Som mer Id ylle --
Cradle song see Gesang der Hirbin.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Song of the shepherdess, The.
Czardas (arr. by Hugo No rden). Summer song
Dance of gnomes (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). 168 Three songs, op. 60.
Dein strahlend Au g'. To a water lily (arr. by Felix Fox).
Deserted (arr. by Hugo No rden). To a water lily (arr. by B. Melvin).
Deserted farm, A. To a water lily
Deserted farm, A (arr. by Gaylord Yost).
(arr. by Felix Fox). To a wild rose.
167 Finale from keltic sonata, op. 59 To a wild rose
(arr. by Felix Fox). (arr. by Ernest H. Adams).
Five transcriptions. To a wild rose
From a log cab in (arr. by P. Ambrose).
(arr. by C. D. Clifton) To a wild rose
From an Indian lodge (arr. by H. Hagedorn).
(arr. by C. D. Clifton) To a wild rose
From an Indian lodge (arr. by Ralp h E. H all,
(arr. by Felix Fox). for woodwind quintet).
From the sea. To a wild rose
From the sea (arr. by A. Hartmann).
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). To a wild rose
From U ncle Remus (arr. by Frank Lynes).
(arr. by Felix Fox). To a wild rose
Gesang der H irbin. (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Hunting song (arr. by C. D. Clifton) To a wild rose
Hush! Hush! (arr. by D. Sequeira).
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). To a wild rose (arr. by E. Simon).
Hym n of faith To a wild rose

(arr. by A. P. Zambarano). Roses that I send you, The.

Transcriptions for organ Teach me, O Lord.
(arr. by R. S. Stoughton). Transformations.
W ill o' the wisp (arr. by Felix Fox).
W ill o' the wisp Mannfred, He inrich.
(arr. by R. F. Sonderskov). Abschied.
W itches dance (arr. by W . Coburn). Menuet.
Mac Dowell, Edward A . [as Edgar Thorn]. Manolito, E.

To a hum mingbird My love is a muleteer.
(arr. by A. Hartmann). Sevilla love song, A.
W ar song.
Mansfield, J. D.
MacFarlane, M. R. Feuills d'automne, Les.
169 Indulo.
Sway to and fro. Mansfield, Orlando A.
Tell her so. Cameos (see box 2 69).
Dawn, The.
Maker, F. C. Far above all power and do minion.
Christ victorious Glory to G od in the highe st.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). Go d's goo dness hath been great.
He shall be great.
Mallard, Cyrus S. 170 I will feed my flock.
In brave array. Impromptu on the tune Coronation
Merry M ay day. (see box 269).
Und er the palms. O give thank s.
Promise made unto the
Malloy, J. L. fathers, The.
Friars' song, The W orld is full of beauty, The.
(arr. by F. H. Brackett). Yes! The Redeemer rose.
Song of the Triton
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Mansfield, Orlando A., arr.
All ye nations praise the Lord
Mandelli, A. (by W. F. M üller).
Gra ffi e carezzel. Come H oly Ghost (by T. Attwood).
Spacious firmament on high, The
Manhire, W ilson. (Benedetto M arcello).
Country dance, A.
Miniature waltz. Mansfield, Purcell Jam es.
Sailing. Hail! Prince of life.
Twilight melody, A.
Mansfield, Purcell James, arr.
Mann, A. Christ was born on Christmas day
Wanted, a husband! (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Shepherds rejoice (arr. C. P. Scott).
Manney, Charles F.
Affinities. Mantley, James A.
How many times do I love thee. At daybreak.
I care not. March.
Love's largess.
My laddie. Marais.

Gavotte (arr. by A. Hartmann). Come ye blessed.

Evening hymn.
Marchant, Arthur W . Flower fair at Peking.
At sunset. Flower wreath, A.
Blessed be the lord. Glorious morn, The.
Come let us all a maying go. Memories.
Curfew, The. No buddy.
Flowers of spring, The. O lamb of God still keep me.
Heavens declare the glory of O! Night! Divine!
God, The. O perfect love.
In days of long ago. Praise and thanksgiving.
It is not always M ay. Redbuds.
Mr. No bod y. Resurrection.
Sing praises unto the Lord. To night.
Skaters, The. Venite in D.
Skylark, The. Yellow.
Summer joy.
W e wait for thy loving kindness. Marston, G. W .
W hen! 172 Album of songs for tenor or
W hen the day of Pentecost was soprano, An.
fully come. Annabel Lee.
W idow Malone, The. Anthe m for children 's Sunda y.
Ye little birds. Archangels fold your wings.
As pants the hart.
Mariani, Angelo. Assyrian battle march.
171 Flower, A. (arr. by T. Comba). Awake, put on strength.
I love thee. (arr. by T. Comba). Babe of Bethlehem, The.
Be still and know that I am God.
Marie, G abriel. Bedo in love song.
Comp ositions for the violin. Beloved, now are we the sons of
Madrigal. God.
Med itation. Beyond the smiling, and the
weeping.
Marks, Christopher J. Blossom time.
O light, whose beam s illumine all. Bo num e st.
Bre ak forth into joy.
Marschal-Loepke, G. Brightest and best.
And yet! Bugle song.
Another day is winging. But our Go d endureth forever.
April weather. By the waters of Babylon we sat
Indian summ er sketches. down.
May day. Cantate domino.
My Scotch lassie. Cavalier's song.
O he art, my heart. Cavalier's song of 16 th century.
Chambered nautilus, The.
Marsh, Charles H. Christ our Passover.
Hark, hark my soul. Close to the hand that feeds me.
Come unto me.
Marsh, W. J. 173 David.
All for thee. Day in thy courts, A.
Canterb ury bells. Day of resurrection, The.

Farewell delight. (arr. by Frank Lynes).

Free lances. My soul longeth.
Glory, glory to our king. Nearer my God to thee.
Hail to the monarch who lies in a Night hath a thousand eyes, The.
manger. Night is far spent, The.
Hark, hark my soul. Not unto us, O Lord.
Hark, hark with harps of gold. O Jesu thou art standing.
Hear, O Lord. O love divine.
His love shine s over all. O taste and see.
How beautiful on the mountains. O taste and see
How b eautiful on the mountains (arr. by Frank Lynes).
(arr. by Frank Lynes). O ye that love the Lord.
How sleep the brave. O'er the distant mountains breaking.
I lay my sins on Jesus. Oh heart o f my heart.
I will arise and go to my Father. On Jordan's stormy banks I stand.
I will lift up mine eyes unto the One thing have I desired of the
hills. Lord.
I'm a pilgrim, I'm a stranger. Out of the de pths.
I'm but a stranger here Persian serenade.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Pilgrim, burdened with thy sin.
Impromptu caprice. Pop pies and d reams.
In Picardie. Promise, The.
Israfel. Rejoice greatly.
It came upon the midnight clear. River of rest, The.
It seems to me. Romance.
Jerusalem the golden. Round Jerusalem stand the
Jesus lover o f my soul. mountains.
Jubilate Deo. Sands o' Dee, The.
174 Jubilate Deo in E flat [and] Glo ria 175 Sentences and respo nses.
Patri. Shout the glad tidings.
Land beyond the sea, The. Singing hosts of heaven, The.
Land of peace, The. Six sacred so ngs.
Lift up your head s O ye gates. Six songs grave and gay.
Light of those whose dreary Slowly by God's hand unfurled.
dwelling. Song album for contralto or
Like as a father. baritone.
Lilac tree, The. Souvenir de Bavière.
Lord is king, T he [and] G loria Star of Bethlehem, The.
Patri. Still with Thee, O my God.
Lord is king, The Te d eum laudamus.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). There is a safe and secret place.
Lord is my shepherd, The. Thou knowest the Lord.
Lord of all being throned afar. Triton in the Ilex wood, The.
Love not the world. Venite exultemus.
Love not the world Venite exultemus Domino.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Vesper song.
My Go d and father, while I stray. W e would see Jesus.
My God and father, while I stray W hat are these that are arrayed in
(arr. by Frank Lynes). white robes.
My own c ountry. W hen green leaves come again.
My soul doth wait W hen the Lord turned again the

captivity of Zion. Mason, Edward P.

W hen winds are raging o'er the Morceau characteristique.
upper ocean.
W hile shep herds watched their Maso n, Edward P., arr.
flocks b y night. Overture to Coriolanus
W hy seek ye the living, among the (by Beethoven).
dead. Reverie du soir (from Saint-Saëns).
Martin, George C. Mason, Isabel.
176 W hile shep herds watched their Coast and country.
flocks b y night. Dusk [and] Sunrise.
W hile shep herds watched their Sunrise -- see Dusk.
flocks by night
(arr. by R. S. Stoughton). Massart, H enri.
Sur le lac.
Martin, Hugo.
Abschiedläuten Masters, Henry Read.
Froliche Herzen. Coquette, La.
Nautilus.
Martin, Reginald W. Primrose, The.
Except a man be b orn again. Valse arab esque in A flat.
Hear me when I call.
Matthews, J. Sebastian.
Martinez, Isidora. Chorale finale.
It is not always M ay. Chora le preludes.
O love divine, that stoops to share.
Martini, G. B. Presence of God, The.
Gavotte (arr. by P. Zilcher).
Joyous shepherd, The Matthews, J. Sebastian, arr.
(arr. by Housely). Cotswold air.
Minuetto (arr. by G. Martucci). Shepherds of Dumbleton, The.
Rondo (arr. by W. Fries).
Mattullath, Alice.
Martucci, Giuseppe. 177 Our co lors.
Deux caprices.
Mauney, Charles F.
Martucci, Giuseppe, arr. Rejoice greatly.
Cinq ue pe zzi di A . Corelli. Teach me O Lord.
Cinq ue pe zzi di G . F. Ha ndel.
Quatre pièces d e L. B occherini. Mawet, Fernand.
Ave Maria [and] O sanctissima.
Marzo, Eduardo. O esca viatorum.
God is our hope and strength. O sanctissima -- see Ave Maria.
Tantum ergo.
Mascheroni, Angelo.
Tho ughts. Maxim, Florence.
Balloon, The.
Mason, Dan iel Gre gory. Boy Roy and his friends.
Reverie. Dare-devil Dick, the diver.
[Fairy tales in tone].
Maso n, Daniel Gregory, arr. Horse race, The.
Canzonetta (by Hollaender). Merry-go-round, The.

Music ladder, The. Out of the de pths.

Punch and Judy.
Ride in the trolley car, The. McLeod, R.
Evening creeps acro ss the skies.
Maxion, G eorge Pratt, arr. I saw a ship a sailing.
Andante and scherzo (by M ozart).
Finale (from Piano McNellis, Mary Ignatius.
concerto, op. 11, by Thanksgiving.
W eber). Mead, Edward G.
Flight of the birds (by J. B. Responses after prayer.
Cramer).
Prelude (by F. Burgmüller). Mea der, Emily Peau.
Song of the bells (by F. Robin, The.
Burgmüller). Soft and gently through my soul.
Sweetheart sigh no more.
Maxso n, Frederick.
Brook song, A. Mehnert, Albert B.
Five melodious duetts. Now when the dusky shades of
night.
Maxso n, Frederick, arr.
Marche héroique (from K. E. Méhul, E. H.
Hering). Allegro.
Rondo.
Maylath, H enry.
Collection of easy original Mend elssohn, Ludwig.
pieces, A. Gypsy dance (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Piano stud ies. W ar tapa von seinen Reisen
erzähls.
Maynard, Louise.
Song of the four seasons, A. Merrill, Mary B.
Finger development.
McAllister, Louise.
Purple twilight. Merwin, Royal A.
Consider and hear me.
McCollin, Frances.
God is our refuge and strength. Messer, M. J.
Go d's miracle of M ay. Carrier dove, The.
Hunting song. O blissful hour.
June. Oh, my love come back aga in.
178 May madrigal, A.
Now is the month of maying. Metcalf, John W .
O robin, little robin. Absent.
Oh! Where d o faires hide the ir Absent (arr. by Frank Lynes).
heads. Afterglow.
Snowflakes. 179 Allah.
Things o f every day are all so Among the heather.
sweet, The. At nightfall.
Twa s the night before Christmas. Autumn reverie, An.
Vagabond song, A. Awakening.
Brahma.
McDuffee, Mabel Howard. Break oh sea!

Bugle song. Nymphs dancing.

Cares of yesterday, The. O flower of all!
Crossing the bar. Oh sing ye birds.
Defend us, O Lord! Pastoral.
Desert trail, The. Path of light.
Dream so fair, A. Persian serenade.
Eac h hour you are awa y. Questioning.
Etern ity. Rainbow, The.
Fad ing day. Recompense.
Five respo nses. Rose and the lily, The.
Four p ianoforte piece s. Rose petal, A.
God's promises. Scottish folk-song.
Hap piness. Sea dre ams.
Hark, as the twilight pale. Secret, The.
Harlequin. Serenade in Seville.
180 Ho nor's call. Silence, The.
Hymn of faith, A. Smiles and frowns.
I know a maiden like a rose. Song of gold, A.
I will lift up mine eyes. Song of life, The.
In fair Seville. Souvenir, Un.
In the land where dreams come Summer's day, A.
true. Sunrise.
In the sunset's golden glow. Sunshine of thine eyes, The.
Keepsake, A. Sweet love of mine.
Land o' the Leal, The. 182 These things thou art.
Leave taking. Thy presence.
Little house o' dreams. Tib iwanisi.
Little house o' dreams To a swallow.
(arr. by Hugh Gordon). To my hea rt.
Loss and gain. Tragic story, A.
Love and springtime. Trust in His love.
Love doth make the day. Until you came.
Love is my life. Urnbra.
Love me if I live. Vision, A.
Love's elegy. Voice of a bird, The.
Love's golden hour. Voyager, The.
Love's message. W atching.
Love's seasons. W hen love was new.
Love's summer. W here go the b oats?
Love's wonderous dream. W here love wa its.
Magic of a smile, The. W hite nights.
Mah Dixieland. W ildwood shrines.
Mazurka. W ilt thou forg et.
Midi. W inds at play, The.
Moon d reams. W inter.
My bonnie lassie. W ithout you.
181 Name, A. Zephyr.
Niawasa.
Night and morn. Meyer, Ferdinand.
Night has a thousand eyes, The. At twilight.
Nightingale has a lyre of gold, The. Coaxing.

Elfin dance. Rustic wedding d ance --

First grief. see The M andolin.
Fleeting time. Tyrolian m elody.
Gracefulness. W ayside flower, A --
Ingénue, L'. see Th e Guards.
Pensée intime.
Pleasing fancy, A. Meyer-Helmund, E.
Secret du coeur. Armida.
Song without words. Danse andalouse.
Victor's joy, The. Melodie.
Violets and forget-me-nots. Melod ie (arr. by Philip Hale).
Rubato.
Meyer, Ferdinand, arr. Scherzo-polka.
Chimes in the wood (by Johann Scherzo-polka (arr. by Philip Hale).
Humm el). Valse noble (arr. by Philip Hale).
Elsa's Batschaft (by Johann
Humm el). Michell, F. Maurice.
183 Fünf Compo sitionen (by Johann Benedictus es Domine.
Humm el).
Ingrud Traume (by Johann Michell, G uy.
Humm el). Lord is my shepherd, The.
Nothing ventured nothing gained Path of life, The.
(from A. Sartorio). Te D eum laudamus.
Pupil's first etude album, The.
[Pupil's] third etude album, The. Midd lemore, M. T . H., arr.
Schatzkästchen, Das (by Johann Ay! Que linda.
Humm el). Fleur et le papillon, La.
Senners Abschied (by Johann Macarenita, La.
Humm el). No me digas ad ios.
Under the linden tree (by Johann
Humm el). Miles, Russell Hancock.
184 Christians be joyful.
Meyer, Louis. Crown him with many cro wns.
After the storm. In deepening faith.
As thy wav'ring footsteps. In thee abiding.
At Lake Como. King of love my shepherd is, The.
Ave Maria. Love's redeeming work is done.
By m oonlight. Risen Lord, The.
Gipsies, The. Song of evening.
Guards, The. Three improvosations.
Harvest home waltz. Thy will be done.
Highland lassie, The. Trust in God.
Highland piper, The.
Indian trail, The -- Milford, N. H.
see The H ighland piper. Maz urek.
Legend of the Rhine, A.
Longing in absence. Miller, Horace Alden, arr.
Mandolin, T he [and] T he rustic Anpewikin kola wayelo.
wedding dance.
Plantation dance -- Milligan, Harold V.
see T he Ind ian trail. Allegro jub ilant.

April my Ap ril. I'm going to sing in d e heavenly

Art thou weary. choir.
Beatrice. Lamentation (by Mussorgsky).
Berceuse bretonne. Let us all with gladsome mind
Come un to me, ye weary. (from Handel).
Dawn. March o f victory (by Mussorgsky).
Day is past and over, The. Melod ie russe (by Dargomijsky).
Dreamer, The. Nocturne in F (by Tschaikowsky).
Elegy. 186 Pionee r America n comp osers.
[Five lyrics]. Prelude (by Scriabin).
Five songs. Responses after prayer
[Gentlest giant, The]. (from various composers).
Give unto the Lord , O ye m ighty. Ride on, ride on in majesty
Homeward bound. (from Gounod ).
Idyll. Solitude (by Stcherbatcheff).
Invitation, An. W atchm an, wha t of the night?
Kind shepherd, The. W here you goin', poor sinner?
185 Lasses o' Linton. W illow in your April gown.
Midnight.
Mo rning hymn. Mills, S. B.
My heart is like a lute. Etud e de c oncert.
Nigh t is far spent.
O love that casts out fear. Minetti, Carlo.
Red apples. A-maying.
Russian rhapsody, A. A-maying (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Sanctus. Drifting.
Shadows of the evening hours, The. It came upon the midnight clear.
Solemn prelude, A.
Sorrowing hands. Moe, Benna.
Storm signals. Alpine suite.
Sunse t. Festival polonaise.
Three Christmas carols. Gondolier's serenade.
Through the day thy love has
brough t us. Moffat, Alfred.
W ash-da y. Ding dong bell.
W heels the silver swallow. I had a little soldier.
W ishes. May.
[Fragments]. Nursery, The.
Milligan, Harold V., arr. Mo ffat, Alfred, arr.

Ain't dat good news. Adagio so lennem ente
Ain't gonna study war no more. (by A. Corelli).
Andante espressivo Auld house, The.
(by Glazounow). Blossom of the year, The.
Be rea dy when m y Jesus com es. Bo-Peep.
Camp m eeting. Bragging lairdie, The.
Early Am ercian songs. Care flies from the lad that is
Elegy (by N. Amani). merry.
Hold the wind. Chit chat.
I know the Lord's laid his hands on 187 Come where the sun is smiling
me. (by Veracini).

Come with me a-nutting. Morey, Fred L.

Corrente (by N. Porpo ra). Album leaf.
Courante. Away to the wo ods.
Dilly da lly, shilly shally. Cradle song.
Glad new day, The. Cup id's envoy.
Gypsy girl, The. Danc e of the clowns.
Hark, hark, the joy inspiring horn. Danc e of the dervishes.
Haste to the bower of Robin Hood. Danc e of the sibyls.
Haulers of the Volga, The. In dreamland.
Hush-a-by, birdie, croon, croon. In the boat.
I attemp t from lo ve's sickness to fly In the swing.
(from The Indian Queen Merry dance, The.
by Purcell). Mid leafy boughs.
I hear the voice of May Saltarello.
(from A. Corelli). Serenade.
I love my love and my love loves Siren's harp, The.
me. Tarantelle.
Mec hanism and expression, Books Three instructive pieces.
I and II.
Melania. Morgan, R. Orlando.
Minuett in G (by F. Almeyda). I wove a fabric.
Philomel, thy magic singing Love and eternity.
(from A. Scarlatti). Nocturne.
Ring out, sweet bells.
Santa Lucia (by J. C ottram ).. Moritz, Franz.
Sarabande in D m inor (by Handel). Wiegenlied.
Skylark, The.
Sweet, how sweet the hawthorn Morley, Charles.
blooming. Après le bal.
Ti, tum , ti. Attaque des Hussards, L '.
Time is on the wing. Aux étoiles.
188 Tim othy. Chanson d'été.
W eary my lot. Chant du m énestre l.
W ee Willie Winkie. 189 Flowers of the ball.
Frasquita.
Mo hr, Hermann. It was a lover and his lass
Three easy quartets. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Napolitana.
Mo jsisovics, Roderich, Edler Vo n, arr. Pendant la valse.
Ave verum corpus (by M ozart). Petit pinson.
Prière à la madone.
Mo krejs, John. Rêves en volés.
Carillon. Roses sau vages.
Song of the troubadour
Mondrone, Pasquale. (arr. by J. W. Crowley).
Swiss mountain song, A. Violette des bois.
Moore, Graham P. Morse, Charles H.

Album miniature. All in all.
Bolero caprice. Coming of the Magi, The.
He shall come down.

O Lamb of God. Trumpeter, The.

Recessional.
Reverie pastorale. Müller, Julius E., arr.
Seek ye the Lord. Alexis, An.
W ho shall roll away the stone. Don G iovanni (from M ozart).
Fille du regiment (from Donizetti).
Mo rse, Charles H., arr. Fra Diavolo (from Auber).
Larghetto Freischütz, Der (from W eber).
(from Symp hony in B flat, Home sweet home.
op. 38 by Schuma nn). How fair art thou (by Wiedt).
Last rose of summer, The.
Morse, Franke E. Loreley.
Fifteen vocal exercises. Lucia di Lammermoor
Mo senthal, Joseph. (from Donizetti).
Psalm 24. Lullaby (from W eber).
Sunday lyrics. Masaniello (from Auber).
Merry wives of Windsor.
Mo senthal, Joseph, arr. Mill in the valley.
Romanze (by Schumann). Norma (from Bellini).
O ye tears (from Franz Abt).
Moszkowski, Moritz. Oberon (from W eber).
Cantilena from D ix petits morceaux Red sarafan, The.
(arr. by Moffat). Russian national hymn.
Mazurka from Skizzen Shepherd's Sunday song
(arr. by Ferdinand Meyer). (from C. Krentzer).
Sixteen technical etud es. Tannhäuser (from W agner).
Zampa (from H erold).
Müller, Julius E.
Alpine rose s. Mumma, Archie A.
Another raquette. Etude in A.
Bat and ball march. Prelude in C.
Children's pleasures. Russian lament.
Dame blanche, La. Six bird songs.
Do ll's cradle so ng -- Sprite dance.
see Bat and ball march. Valse pensive.
Dolly's grand march.
Echo galop. Murphy, Thomas P.
Fare thee we ll. Enchantment.
190 Forest home.
Gavotte provençale, op. 221. Murray, H arvey.
Gavotte republicaine. I will extol Thee.
Ho op m azurka --
see Bat and ball march. Naumann, G. A.
How can I leave thee. 191 Lamb of God
I would that my love. (arr. by Hugo Norde n).
Little round dance --
see Dolly's grand march. Navracek, E.
Pussy waltz -- Frijeuner-Tänze.
see Dolly's grand march.
Sold er bo y's march -- Nearing, H.
see Echo galop. Angel voices ever singing.

Memory, A. Nevin, G., arr.

O eyes that are weary. Jubilate Deo (from B. To urs).
Neidlinger, W. H. Newell, F.
Alleluia! He is ris'n. Along the mall.
Five songs.
Four o ffertory solos. Newton, E rnest.
Gardener, The. Fairies' lullaby, The.
I'm wearin' awa' Jean. Fairyland.
Into the woo ds my master went. Four easy piano pieces.
My heart and the rain. Golden bloom.
O Paradise! O Paradise. Hark, jolly shepherds
O quiet night, O holy night (arr. by E. Towner).
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Song birds, The.
Old riddle, An. Underneath the trees
On the shore. (arr. by E. Towner).
Recessional. W hen fairies dance in M ay.
Softly the silent night.
Song of spring. Newton, Ernest, arr.
Still, still with thee. A-hunting we will go.
Storyland.
There were shep herds. Nicholl, H . W .
Twenty-seven progressive Liszt organ library melodie.
vocalises. Shout the glad tidings.
W atchm an tell us of the night. Twe lve short melod ious studies.
W hen the daylight goes
(arr. by F. Lynes). Nicholls, H.
Hail! Thou blessed morn.
Nemo, B. Hail! Thou blessed morn
Cradle hymn of the virgins. (arr. by Hugh Gordon).
Neupert, E. Nicodé, Jean-Lo uis.

One hund red o riginal daily Behold, a stranger at the door
exercises. (arr. by Schnecker).
Nevin, G. Niemann, R.
Comfort of God's love, The. Impromp tu.
Day is gently sinking to a
close, The. Niemann, W .
192 Day of the Lord cometh, The. Arabeske.
Dream, The. Erinnerung.
Give sweeter songs than lips can Intrata.
sing. Meissner Porzellan.
He that loves a rosy cheek.
Hope thou in God. Niewiadomski, St.
It's April in K illarney. Deux mazurke s.
Nursery jingles. Polonaise et Krakowiak.
O Jesus, Lord of heavenly grace. 193 Quatre m elodies.
Rose, The. Quatre morceaux.
Two nursery rhymes. Six morceaux mèlodiques pour
piano.

Nitzsche, B. Nogero, F.
Dein! Gitanina, La.
Fortune's legend. My love is a muleteer.
Stella. Sevilla love song, A.
Valse brillante. Shadowy garden, The.
Valse impromptu.
Nolck, A.
Noble, T. Adventures, The.
Autumn. Arioso (et al).
Benedicite, omnia opera. At a Polish festival [and]
Benedictus. In a sylvan vale.
Benedictus es, Domine. At the races.
Choral prelude on T allis' Canon. Autumn tints.
Choral prelude on the tune Bangor. Danse de ballet.
Cho ral prelude o n the tune Charity. Enchantress, The.
Choral prelude on the tune Evening o n the hills.
Dominus regit me. Evening serenade.
Choral prelude on the tune Folk dance -- see Arioso.
Drumclog. In a sylvan vale --
Choral prelude on the tune Dundee. see At a Po lish festival.
Choral prelude on the tune Lily bells.
Malcombe. Mazurka grotesque.
Cho ral prelude o n the tune Picardy. Melody.
Choral prelude on the tune Menuett elegante -- see Arioso.
Rockingham. Mignon.
Choral prelude on the tune St. Ann. Old story, An -- see Arioso.
Cho ral prelude o n the tune St. Rosabelle.
Kilda. Russian romance.
Cho ral prelude o n the tune St. Rustling winds.
Peter. Stately gavotte, A -- see Arioso.
Choral prelude on the tune Supplication.
Stacathro. Sweet acacia.
Cho ral prelude o n the tune W alsal. Teresita.
Eternal mysteries. Vesper song -- see Arioso.
Fantasy on a Welsh tune. Vier Stücke für die Jugend.
First Easter dawn, The. W hen twilight falls.
God , the eternal ruler. W here gypsies d well.
I wandered by the brookside.
Introduction and passacaglia. Norden, Hugo.
Magnificat. 195 Alla marcia.
O for a closer walk with God. Ayre for dancing.
O M aster, let me walk with Thee. Behold, a star appeareth.
O sacred head surrounded. Blessed be G od that liveth forever.
Prelude solennelle. Christ has come.
194 Presence in the silence, The. Come, ye m ighty.
Rise up, O men of God. Contrappunto giocondo.
Shepherds, The. Evening prayer.
Short setting of the office of Fuga canonica.
Holy Communion, A. Gre at peace have they.
Te Deum. Hallowed hour, The.
Under the willow tree. Our Father in heaven.

Piece in rondo form. Novotny, B.

Six little studies. Prince of men, The.
Sonata in E minor (see box 269 ).
Tarantella (see box 269). Noyes, C.
Tempo di Valse. I love to steal awh ile away.
Thy will be done.
Two thumbnail sketches. Nussbaum, S.
W ay, the truth, the life, The. Valse arabesque.
Norden, H ugo, arr. Nyvall, D.

Aubade (by Fauré). Gladdest day of the year, The.
Heaven rejoices. Indian love call.
Maestoso e scherzando Jesus, these eyes have never seen.
(by J. S. Bach). Mother at the cradle, The.
March o f the men of Harlech. Oft in the still of the night.
Philomel, thy magic singing
(from A. Scarlatti). O'Shea, John.
Praise waiteth for Thee 197 W oven fancies.
(from J. C. Bach).
O'Shea, John, arr.
Norden, N. Vidi aquam (from G ounod).
196 Benedictus es, Domine.
Praise ye the Lord from the Oberndo rfer, Marx.
heavens. Bucking bronco, The.
Thy servant, Lord. Dance from the cotton plantation.
Indian tale.
Nordman, C. Mountain vistas.
More lo ve to the e, O C hrist. Pioneer's dream, The.
O Jesus! When I think of Thee. Rad iant night.
O Lord , O Lord, how excellent thy
name. Oehmler, Leo.
App le blossom s.
Norris, A. On the village green.
Danc e of the water nymp hs. Summer night reverie.
Enchantress, The. Sylvan serenade.
Prelude in D flat.
Rosamonde. Ogle, Louise.
Rose fairies. Listen to the waterfall.
On a rocking horse.
Norris, Homer N. On tiptoes.
Bethlehem.
Cradle song. Ohne, R.
Cradle song (arr. by Frank Lynes). For autumn.
Once in ro yal Da vid's city.
Te D eum laudamus. Orc hestral series, Book I & II: C larinet.
No rthcote, Sydn ey. Orc hestral series, Book I & II: C ornet.
Sweet was the song the virgin sang.
Ornstein, Leo.
Northrup, T. Six lyric fancies.
Heard we a vo ice from heaven.

Orth, John. Otto, T.

Compositions for the pianoforte. Sparrows twitter, The
Maz urek [title page only]. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Miniatures.
On the water. Pab st, Louis.
Rococo. 199 Tanzfantasie.
Sylvan dance.
Two nocturnes. Pache, Johannes.
Und er the sycamores. Drei Comp ositionen.
Orth, John, arr. Paderewski, J. J.

Cradle song (from Brahms). Menue t célèbre
Polka (from O rchestral suite (arr. by Frank Lynes).
in G by Dvorák).
Paine, Jo hn Kno wles.
Orth, L. E. Hym n for co mmencement.
Christmas stockings [O m ay my life be spent] --
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). see Hymn
198 Confidence. for commencement.
Dance of the sugar plums, The Oed ipus Tyran nus of Sop hocles.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). Ring out ye crystal sphere s.
Entre aty. [Fragments].
Four and twenty songs for
sleepytime. Palaschko, Johan nes.
God keep you love. Sechs Bagatellen.
In uniform.
My heart watches. Pald i, Ma ri.
O, sing to me. Amelita.
Piano stud ies for little artists. Birds in the trees.
School time. Blacksmith, The.
Ten tiny tunes. Blue bird's message, The.
Three bears, The. Blue fairy, The.
Three little piano duets. Brook, The.
What little hands can do. Bumble bee goes visiting, The.
Butterflies.
Osgood , Harry. By the campfire.
Lullab y. Castanets.
Chinaman, The.
Osgood , Marion. Choo-choo train, The.
Allegro. Church bells are ringing.
Call of spring. Clowns, The.
Mazurka bravura. Colonial dame.
Miniature march. Daffodil dance.
O'er winter fields. Dance on the green, The.
Old b rocades. Dance on the piazza.
Starlight. Dutch girl, The.
Student concertino. Evening b reezes.
Swing high, swing low. Fancy dancer, The.
Twilight picture, A. Firefly, The.
Venetian waltz. Fireside story, A.
Flower girl, The.

Fox fire. Sunse t.

Gay hussar, The. Tarry with me, O my Saviour.
Grapevine swing, The. Thou art so like a flower.
200 Horseback ride, The. Three songs.
Hush-a-bye song. W ith a rose - at Christmas.
In drowsy wo ods. Young rose, The.
In summertime.
[In the country]. Parker, Horatio.
Indian, The. Cinq m orceaux caractéristiques.
Japanese doll, The. Four sketches.
Jolly huntsman, The. Her cheek is like a tinted rose.
Jumping Jack, The. King Trojan.
Little Boy Blue. Perfect love, A.
March to the woods, The. Rest.
Mazurka. There is a land of pure d elight.
Miss Muffet. Three songs.
Moonlight stroll. Parker, J. C. D.
Neath sunny skies. 202 Christ is risen.
Phantom march. St. John.
Prancing pony, The.
Rain shower, The. Parkhurst, H. E.
Sailboat, The. I will lift up mine eyes.
Scotch lassie, The.
Señorita. Parkman, Harold.
Shepherdess, The. Allegro vigoroso.
Soldier boy -- see The Indian. Christmas fantasia.
Sunse t. Country holiday.
Tarantella. Holiday in Spain.
Village fête, The. Let's do tricks.
W ind chimes. Martial melody, A.
W itch, The -- Merry tune, A.
see The Scotch lassie. Springtime melody, A.
W ood elf, The. Treasure hunt.
[W altz].
Papini, Guido.
Souvenir d e Sorrento Parkman, Haro ld, arr.
(arr. by E. Gillet). Fairest isle (by Purcell).
Pardo, T. Parlow, Edmund.

Paz en tierra. At the forge.
Dawn is breaking, The.
Park, Edna Rosalind. Gypsies, The.
201 Cloistered rose, The. [In days of youth].
Immortality. Irene.
Love. [Little recreations].
Love's rapture. [Six melodious special etudes].
My Jean. Starlight.
Nightingale and the rose, The. Velocity waltz.
Rainbo ws. W oodlark, The.
Shamrock, The.
[Sprays of heather]. Parlow, Edmund , arr.

Amaryllis. Have mercy, O Lo rd

En valsant (by V. Staub). (by Mend elssohn).
Minuetto giocoso (by M ozart).
Präludium (by Handel). Perrica, F. J.
Chansonette.
Pasmore, H. B.
203 Brass band, The. Perry, Edward B.
Crested jay, The. 204 Souvenirs musicales.
W hy?
Pattison, Lee.
To ld in the hills. Persing, Mark.
Surprise party, The.
Pattison, Lee, arr.
Rondo (by Chopin). Pest, Elizabeth.
Skipping stones.
P eace, Fred W .
Blessed be the name of the Lord Petzet, Walter.
(arr. Hugh Gordo n). Four co mpo sitions.
Darkness and dawn.
Father of all. Peuret, O.
From cross to crown. Daybreak.
Hark! T en thousand voices. Lays and d ances.
He is not here. [Miniatures].
Sing forth thanksgiving pra ises. O thou art like a flower.
Sing forth thanksgiving praises
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Pfitzner, Heinrich.
Song of thanksgiving, A. System atic training for po lyphonic
Thou didst leave thy throne. playing.
Thou visitest the earth.
W hile the earth remaineth. Pflueger, Carl.
Have mercy upon me, O God.
Pee ry, Rob Roy. When all the world is young, lad.
Joy is in m y heart.
Nigh t. Philbroo k, Louis.
Valse interlude.
Penfield, Smith N.
O ho w amiable are thy dwellings. Philipp, George.
Greeting.
Pennigton, John. [Little album leaves].
Scènes alpins. May blossom s.
Silhouettes.
Perabeau, H enry. [Six recreations].
Bismark march. Sonatina.
Twas in the beauteous month of
Perceval, Sydne y. May.
As the heart with eager looks. Two flower fancies.
Jesus, lover o f my soul. W ayside flowers.
O my love is fair.
O see the bright plumes waving. Philipp, Isidor.
Half hours of technical practice.
Perceval, Sydney, arr.

Phippen, Joshua. W ere I a bird of air.

Ballade.
Concert allegro. Platte, Arthur W ., arr.
Etude melodieuse. Comin' thro' the rye.
Impro mptu joyeux [and] V alse
sentimentale. Podb ertsky, Theod or.
Lullab y. Collection of Ms. poems of various
Mistake, The. persons (in German with music)
Scherzo energico. Entre aty.
Tell me, where's the violet fled? Garland, The.
Valse sentimentale -- Sechs Lieder.
see Impromptu joyeux. Spanische serenade.
W hen autumn nights were long. Vesper bell, The.
W hen spring adorns the dewy W anderer's song, The.
scene.
Poldini, Ed.
Pierné, G abriel. Springtime p ictures.
205 In fair Seville W hispering leaves.
(arr. by Charles S. Elliot).
Pollen, J. Shelton.
Pietzker, Richard. Maid of the Sylvan Wild.
W arnung.
P om mer, Jo hn W .
Pike, Harry Hale. For one brief hour.
Father, thy love is always near. Message of a rose, The.
Go da ncing along. Robin red breast, pretty fellow.
Joy of morning, The.
Porter, Frank Addison.
Pinsuti, Ciro. In the woodlands.
Evening (arr. by G. B. Nevin). Indian dance.
In this hour of softened splendor 206 Intermediate and advanced
(arr. by Schnecker). technique.
Longing.
Pitcher, Richard J. Mazurka no. 1.
Daffodil, T he [and] T he da isy. Med itation.
Daisy, The -- see The D affodil. New progressive o ctive exercises.
Nocturne.
Pitman, Alice Locke. Oh, memory.
Bright smiles the sun on high. Prélude fantastique.
Confession. Romanza.
Go od night, dea r heart. Second mazurka.
Melod y for violin. Songs.
Roe, The. True love.
Spinning song. Valse brillante.
Winter sunset, A.
Platte, Arthur W . W ith light hearts.
Far from Thee.
Heigho ! Daisies and b uttercups. Porter, W. T.
Like as a tender flower. Abide with me.
Primrose, The. Bread of the world in mercy
Three songs. broken.

Prescott, Ella E. Shakespeare's "Sturm"

Valse brillante. Romance in B flat (arr. by M. Lott).
Romeo und Julie (arr. by E. A.
Preyer, Carl A. Mac Dowell).
Twelve etudes for the development
of the left hand. Ramann, B.
Für Mandoline.
Price, C. E. B. Hochzeit im W alde.
Easter anthem. Romanze.
Hark my soul! It is the Lord. Tanz Szene.
Hark the hearld angels sing.
In that day shall the Lord of hosts. Ramsden, Arthur R.
W hile shep herds watched their Blo ssoms on the woo dland way.
flocks.
Rathbun, F. G.
Purday, C. H. Rustic dance.
Unto the hills
(arr. by W. R. Spence). Rea, Florence P.
At the organ.
Purdy, M. M cCracken.
I looked in the brook. Redman, H. N.
In the brown of her eyes. Etude.
There is no one beside Thee. Impromp tu.
Now is Christ risen.
Rad ecke, Rob ert. Octave exercises and etudes.
207 Bygone days (arr. by Frank Lynes). 208 Pastorale, prelude and fugue.
Scherzo.
Radecki, Olga Vo n. Special etudes for the development
As birds soar high. of dexterity.
Baby song. Teach m e thy way, O Lord
Boat song. (see box 269).
I gazed upon her picture.
Impromptu no. 1, 2, 3. Reed, Mary A.
Morning and evening by the sea. Jesus, my strength.
Night has a thousand eyes, The. Mysterious spirit.
Sea hath its pearls, The.
Six pieces for pianoforte. Reed, William.
Tarantelle. Deus M iseratur.
W hen stars are in the quiet skies. Festival Te Deum.
Widow bird sat mourning, A. How beautiful up on the mountains.
I will magnify Thee.
Raff, Joachim. Jerusalem the golden.
All for thee (arr. by C. S. Elliot). Lead kindly light.
Ave M aria (arr. by F. L. Smith). Near thee, still near thee.
Com e weary souls, with sin distrest Return of May, The.
(arr. by W. Bassford). Seven responses.
Mac beth (arr. by Edward Sun o f my soul.
Mac Dowell). Thro' the day thy love has spared
Orchester Vorspiel zu us.
Shakespeare's "Otello" To T hee, O Lord, our hearts we
Orchester Vorspiel zu raise.

Rehfeld, Fabian. Rheinberger, Jo sef.

Capriccio. Immortal praise.
Romanze. Lonely shrine, The (arr. by Lynes).
Sechs Stücke.
Rho de, E mil.
Reiff, Stanley T. Andante in F.
Come Holy Spirit, heavenly dove. June roses, op. 28, no. 3.
Come, ye disconsolate. May breezes, op. 28, no. 2.
Festival prelude. Sands of time are sinking, The.
God is not unrighteous. Skaters, The, op. 28, no. 1.
It is a good thing to give thanks. Ye Chrystmasse tyme
Lied. march, op. 28, no. 4.
Love one another.
To T hee, O Lord, will I sing. Ricci, Frederick, arr.
Ye shall find rest. W altz song from "Una follia a
Roma"
Reinecke, Carl. Richards, J. S.
209 Dance of the dragonflies Sylvia.
(arr. by Lynes).
Drei Clavierstücke. Richardso n, A. M aveley.
Two songs. Rejoice in the Lord.
When the children go to sleep.
Richardson, J.
Reïsa, Rudolph F. Jesus who gave himself for you
Butterflies. (arr. by C. P. Scott).
René, Victor. Rickman, F. R.

A la campagne. Curfew, The.
Chansonette. Sundown.
Jour neigeux.
Trois morceaux de genre. Ries, Franz.
Valse impromptu. Cradle song (arr. by F. Lynes).
Rhine wine song (arr. by F. Lynes).
Reuther, Carl. Sweet blue eyes of springtime, The
[At close of day]. (arr. by Lynes).
There is a river (arr. by C. P. Scott).
Reynolds, Alfred C.
Jubilate Deo. Rigb y, Margaret.
Seek ye the Lord.
Reynolds, W alter G uernse y. W ings of the morning, The.
Deus miseratur.
No night there. Rigb y, W .
O salutaris. 210 Turn to me.
W hy seek ye the living among the
dead? Ring, Claire.
Two comp ositions.
Reynolds, Walter Guernsey, arr.
Be thou faithful Risher, Anna Priscilla.
(from Mend elssohn). All of Thee.
If with all your hearts Along the king's highway.
(by Mend elssohn). Andante religioso.

Animal crackers. My lady.

Art thou weary. My own has come to me.
As in old gard ens. My song is mute.
Asleep in a manger. My song to you.
Baby's hair is built of sun, A. Nearer, my God, to Thee.
Barcarolle. O Jesus, Thou art standing.
Berceuse. O mistress mine.
Blessed be the Lord. Oh, for a thousand tongues to sing.
Blessed is he that considereth the Pea ce and goodw ill.
poor. Peace perfect peace.
Blest are the pure in heart. Phyllidia.
Blow, blow, thou winter wind. 212 Pipers' song, The.
Blue bird, The. Playful winds.
Call, The. Question, The.
Cantilena. Reveille.
Cinderella. Romanza.
Come ye disconsolate. Rosabella.
Elfin dancers. Rosemary.
Enchantment. Runaway leaves, The.
Fairy lanterns. Sail, white dreams.
Finger dexterity. Saviour, like a shep herd lead us.
Firefly fairies. Second year technique.
From the west. Slumber sea.
Gnomes, The. Som e day.
Hallelujah to our king. Song of the brown thrush.
Hark! Ha rk my so ul. Song of the sea, A.
He leadeth me. Spring is here.
He that dwelleth. Storm, A.
211 Heart of June, The. Swaying flowers.
Heart of mine. Tarantella.
Help me, dear Lord. Tick-tock.
Her voice. Token, A.
How excellent is thy name. Valse lente.
I give myself to Thee. Valse mélodique.
I heard the voice. Voice, A.
I shall hav e had my day. W e will go a-maying.
In movieland. W hen icicles hang by the wall.
Jesus is calling. W here the bee sucks.
Jewe l of my heart. Withered rose, A.
Just as I am. W oodland voices.
Knitting. Young moon is a silver skiff, The.
Leona. [Fragment].
Like as the hart.
Little tarantella. Ritter, G. P.
May D ay song. 213 After the ball.
Mazurka. Air de ballet.
Merry blossomtime. Alexis, An.
Merry pranks. Arrow and the song, The.
Message of the rose. Believe m e if all those
Mo rning song. endearing young charm s.
Must Jesus bear the cross alone? Brook, The.

Capriccieto. Piper of Dundee, The.

Constancy. Russian national hymn.
Country lad and the river, The. Scottish war song.
Day is calmly ending, The. Toreador song (from Carmen by
Epiphany. Bizet) -- see Erich, Carl,
First amusements. arr. of same work.
Gavotte. W atch on the Rhine, The.
Harp that once throu gh Tara's
Hall, The. Roberts, Edith.
Home, sweet home. 214 Gond ola song.
How can I leave thee.
Hym n of trust. Roberts, J. E.
In Maytime. Come, ye blessed.
In the orchard. Com e ye to the waters.
Invitation to the dance. Festal march.
Katydid. Go d is a spirit.
Last rose of summer, The. Humble shall be exalted, The.
Leichtes trio. Lord speak to me.
Little song. Shew us thy mercies.
Lord of all being. Thou hast loved us, love us still.
Mill in the valley.
On the lawn. Robinson, Raymond C.
Poetry. As it began to dawn.
Reproach and the answer, A. Behold, I bring you go od tidings.
Romanza [and] Rodino.
Rondino. Rodgers, Irene.
Singing and sighing. At the end of the rainbow.
[Sonatinas]. In the deep shadows o f the forest.
Song, A. Little water sprites.
Sweet and low. Over the hilltop.
Swiss song. Rapid little brook, The.
Tempo di gavotta. Tinkle of a w aterfall.
Violet, The.
W ithin a mile of Edinburgh. Rodney, Paul.
[Fragment]. Clang of the forge, The
(arr. by Lynes).
Ritter, G. P., arr.
Arrangements from the works of Roeckel, Joseph L.
great composers Autumn wind, The (arr. by Lynes).
(for young players). Chimes, The (arr. by Lynes).
Auld lang syne. Looks and eyes.
Austrian national hymn. Looks and eyes (arr. by Lynes).
Blue bells of Scotland waltz, The. Our soldiers, welcome home.
Comin' thro' the rye waltz. Our soldiers, welcome home
Forsaken (by Koschat). (arr. by Ambrose).
How so fair from Martha [Fragment].
(by Flo tow) --
see Forsaken Roeder, M artin (Rodrigo Martinez).
(arr. by Ritter). My spirit is of pensive mould.
Largo (by Hande l).
Old King Cole. Roelofson, Emily Bruce.

As through the land. Come, ye children.

Carpe Diem. Gavotte moderne.
From the close shut window. Hear me cry, O God.
Heart my heart -- see Carpe diem. Ho, everyone that thirsteth.
I leaned out of windows. I will extol Thee.
Sea-shell. Madrigal.
Magnificat in C.
Rogers, Clara Kathleen. Mirage.
215 Adieu. Moo n shines pale, The.
Ah, love, but a day. Nunc Dimittis in C.
[Album of six Browning songs]. Out of the de pths.
At break o f day. There were shep herds.
Aubade. Three piano p ieces.
Before the blossom. Today if ye will hear his voice.
Clover blossoms, The.
Confession. Rogers, Joseph L.
Heath this night must be my Gra ce and beauty.
bed, The.
I have a more than friend. Rohde, Edward.
If we but knew. At the children 's ball.
Kiss mine eyelids, lovely morn. Awake my soul.
Little love song, A. Do ll's lullaby.
Look out, O love. Hilarity.
Match, A. Kleine V olk, Das.
Mona.
My dark to light. Rolfe, Clarence Edward.
Night and sleep. Communion service.
Nothing. Songs of sundown.
Overhea d the tree-tops meet. W ho walks the world with soul
Reverie. awake.
Rhapsody.
Rose and the lily, The. Rolfe, Walter.
Scherzo. 217 Breezes on the lake.
She never told her love. Goblin dance.
Six songs. Goldfish.
Spring. Squirrel race, The.
Sudden light. Twilight whispers.
Tho se eyes.
Too young for love. Romá, Elise Pardour.
Under a cherry tree. W in' a blowin' gentle.
Voice that sang alone, The.
W hat does the little one see down Rosa, M ary.
there. Antiques.
Year's at the spring, The. W hirling snow.
Rogers, D orothy. Rosen, W alter Von.

216 Ten finger tunes. Rêverie au soir.
Valse de salon.
Rogers, James H.
Ballerine, La. Rotoli, Augusto.
Bre ak forth into joy. Evening rest.

Evermore. Salome, Th.

Rest of rests, A. Dix pièces pour orgue.
Entre aty.
Royce, Edward. Lord of all being.
Noon-tide.
Old Iro nsides. Salter, Mary Turner.
Renunciation. Be thou ever near.
Rubinstein, Anton. Boy's soliloquy, A.
Dream, T he (arr. by Lynes). By the fire.
In the hour of trial I lay my sins on Jesus.
(arr. by H. Milligan). In Saragossa.
O T hou, in a ll thy might! My dear.
(arr. by C. P. Scott). Requiem of the sea.
Our star (arr. by C. S. Elliot). Song of Agamede.
Romance in E flat. Sweet o' the year, The.
Saviour, blessed Saviour There is a blessed home.
(arr. by Schnecker). They're like a cloud of butterflies.
Voices of the woods Young musician, The.
(arr. by Lynes).
W anderer's night song, The Samazeuilh, Gustave.
(arr. by Lynes). Lamento.
Rübner, Cornelius. Sand ers, Herbert.

Hallelujah! Child Jesus. Light's glittering morn.
Take my life, and let it be.
Runkel, Kenneth E., arr.
Heavenly Father, grant that we Sarjeant, J.
accept (from Bach). Blow, blow thou winter wind
My heart ever faithful (from Bach). (arr. by A. Dana).
O come , everyo ne that thirsteth
(by Mend elssohn). Saroni, N. S.
Send out thy light (by Gounod ). Evening reverie.
Gnom enreigen.
Russell, J. Frank. Scherzo.
Circus rider, The.
Day is dying in the west. Sarti, Alberto.
I am coming, Lord! Friendly swallow
Let not your heart be troubled. (arr. by T. Comba).
Shout the glad tidings.
W e follow Thee. Sartorio, Arnoldo.
Andante in C.
Rutenberg, C. B. Approac h of spring.
Evening hymn. Arabelle.
Aubade printanière.
Ryder, Arthur H. Bei guter Laune
Processional march. (In brilliant humor).
Brook, The.
Sabathil, F. Carnival of roses.
218 Four co mpo sitions. Country dance scene, A.
Kleine Kobold. 219 Dornröschen.
My lady's favor. Fairybells.

From flower to flower. (arr. by Frank Lynes).

Gondoliera. To a rosebud.
Heim ist fern, Der (Far from home). W ho is Sylvia.
In der Dammerstunde.
Instiller Stunde. Sawyer, Harriet P.
Just in time. Across the dreary sea.
Marsch. Slumber song.
Masked ball, The. Thou art the rest.
Mignon. W hen shall we meet again.
Moonlight in the forest. W ho'll tell.
On the lake. W illie darling.
Pictures of youth. Saxe, Jan.
Playmates. At the window.
Princess, The. Bird's love.
Progressive exercises for the Look do wn.
very first beginner.
Sentinel, The. Scaife, L. L.
Siegeszug. Beyo nd all lights.
Steeplechase. Exultation.
Stormy weather.
Three hunting scenes. Scarmolin, A. Louis.
Turkish march. Two pieces for piano.
Twe lve very easy lessons.
Two Spanish dances. Schaffer, A.
Vacation scenes. Awake, the day is breaking.
W ith flying colors. Love-struck herring, The --
see Awake, the
Sartorio, Arnoldo, arr. day is breaking.
Allegro scherzando (by Mo zart).
Menue t (from Military symphony Schauseil, W., arr.
by Haydn). Lullaby (by Mozart).
Menuett (from the septet, op. 20,
by Beethoven). Schehlmann, L.
Polonaise in F (by Beethoven). Fischerknabe, Der.
Polonaise militaire (by Chopin). Resignation
Rustic dance (from Schubert). Resignation --
see Der Fischerknabe.
Sattelmair, Eugen. Spring song --
Mignon. see Der Fischerknabe.
Sérénade andalouse. Träne, D ie --
see Der Fischerknabe.
Sawyer, F. E. Up on the vast wide oce an --
Benedictus in C. see Der Fischerknabe.
220 Florette.
Kiss, The. Schehlmann, L., arr.
May song. Thou are like a flower (from Liszt).
Night has a thousand eyes, The. Thou art to me a flower
Night in spring, A. (from Schumann).
Old English love song.
Spanish romance, A. Sche mel, W illy.
Spanish romance, A Marche héroïque.

Schild , Carl. Awake, triumphant morn!

Edelweiss. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Hoffnungs Traume. Bedo uin love song.
Zum Namensfest. Behold, I will send my messenger.
Behold, there sha ll be a day.
Schild, Th. F. Birdie chorus.
Daphne. Bonny owl, The.
Hearts reunited. Brookside, The.
Merry lads. Canadian boat song, A.
Primrose. Cantata Dominus in A.
To the front. Christians awake, salute the happy
morn.
Schlesinger, Sebastian B. Come ye lofty, com e ye lowly.
Bird's farewell, A. Come, see the place where Jesus
Birthday song, A. lay.
Broken flower, The. Cottage, The.
Cavalier's song. 222 Dawn of God's new Sabbath, The.
Chante moi une ballade. Drink to m e only with thine eyes.
Come rest in this bosom. Elegie, for Liszt organ and piano.
Cycles of songs. Evening bells, The.
Give me my own again. Fatherhood of God, The.
I once had a sweet little doll. Five pieces for four hands.
221 I think on thee. For thee, O dear, dear country.
Impromptu caprice. Four little recreations, op. 52.
In prison. Gently, Lord , O gently lead us.
Last farewell, The. Gracious and righteous is the Lord.
Longing. Guide me, O T hou great Jehovah.
Maytime rosebud. Holy, holy, holy Lord.
Midnight wind, The. Hosanna! Lord Hosa nnas.
Mignonette. Hunting song.
Morning song, A. Improvisation.
My neighbor's garden. In Fairyland.
Strew on he r roses. Jerusalem the golden.
Summer's ma drigal. Jesus, and shall it ever be.
Thought of home at sea, A. Jesus lives no longer now.
Up to her chamber window. Jesus, lover o f my soul.
W hen twilight dews are falling. Just as I am without a plea.
Lazarus.
Schloesser, A. Lead kindly light.
He that keepeth Israel Lead us! Heaven ly Father, lead us.
(arr. by O. B. Brown). Lift your glad voices.
Longing for spring.
Schm eidler, Carl. Lord is my light and my
Impromptu scherzo. salvation, The.
Souvenirs, Les. Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise
Zwei lyrische Tonstücke. Thee.
Messe Solennelle no. 1 in B flat.
Schnecker, P. A. Mo ther's prayer.
Awake ye saints, awake. My Jesus, as thou wilt.
Awake, glad soul! Awake!. My Jesus, as thou wilt
Awake, triumphant morn! (arr. by Frank Lynes).

My soul be on thy guard. (from Gounod ).

223 Nearer, my God, to Thee.
O do not wanton with those eyes. Scholz, B.
O every joy on earth is mine. 224 Am fliessenden Wasser.
O for a thousand tongues to sing. Gute Na cht.
O p aradise! O p aradise!. Kläuzlein.
On this night, all nights excelling.
Onward, Christian soldiers. Schroed er, Carl.
Onward, Christian soldiers Achtzehn Anfänger Etuden.
(arr. by C. P. Scott).
Pastime music. Schuett, Eduard.
Pet canary, The. Romance (see box 269).
Sing, oh sing this blessed morn.
Sleepers awake. Schultze, Max.
Song of a guardian spirit. Märsche.
Song of joy, A.
Still will we trust. Schumann, Geo rg.
Sursum corda. At evening (arr. by F. Shackley).
Ten thousand times ten thousand Drei Stücke.
(arr. by G. Remele).
There were ninety and nine. Schumann, R.
Thou O God, art praised in Zion. Guardian, The.
Through the day thy love has
spared us. Schytte, Ludwig.
To the night. Berceuse W iegenland
Up, quit thy bower. (arr. by W. Armstrong).
W elcome happy mo rn. Fantasies and pictures.
W hen stars are in quiet skies. Four p iano pieces.
W hile Thee I seek, protecting New musical stories.
Power. Six mod ern sonatas.
W hose am I. Six rondos in dance form for
W hy art thou cast down, O my soul. young people, op. 39.
Sylphus and Nixies.
Schnecker, P. A., arr.
Brid al chorus (from Lo hengrin Scotland, J.
by W agner). Lightly tread (arr. by H. Parkman).
Come unto me , ye weary
(from Schumann). Scott, Charles P.
Hedge roses (from Schube rt). Acq uaint thee , O Spirit!.
In heavenly love abiding All is well.
(from Schumann). All is well (arr. by S. Gaines).
My sweet repose (from Schubert). America the bea utiful.
O holy Savior, friend unseen Angel's whisper, The.
(from Schumann). Art thou weary!
O lamb of God still keep me Be still! Be still!
(from Schumann). Be still! Be still!
O worship the King, all glorious (arr. by Hugh Gordon).
above (from Saint-Saëns). Behold! A K ing!
There is a blessed home Brook and the wave, The.
(from Gounod ). 225 Cat with the baritone voice, The.
W hen sins and fears prevailing rise Children of light.

Close thine eyes. Safely home.

Come to me. Sail on! O ship of state.
Dear little bare toes. Save me, O God.
Earl Halden's daughter. Sing unto the Lord.
Enchantment. 227 Six responses.
Fair land of dreams. Slumberland.
Far from my heavenly home. Soft as the voice.
Father, bless thy word. Sold iers, rest!.
Father, in thy mysterious presence. Song of the cannibal, The.
Father, take my hand. Southern lullaby.
For thou hast delivered. Spirit of youth.
Gavotte élégante. Thine.
God is my strong salvation. Thou G od o f love!.
God our protector. Thou grace divine.
Goo d night and good morning. Thou that from the heave ns art.
Gypsy life. Three little study pieces.
He careth for us all. W ar song of the dare alls.
Heavenly harbor, The. W hen winds are raging.
Holy air is breathing, A. Widow bird, A.
Holy air is breathing round, A. W ings of the morning, The.
226 Hour of prayer, The. Young old lady, The.
I am He that liveth.
It came upon a midnight clear. Scott, Charles P., arr.
Jesus's love. Abide with me.
Kerry. Amaryllis.
Let's make the dreams come true. Allegretto (from Go unod).
Lo! the sun. Andante (from Gouno d).
Long ago!. Blest tranquil hour (by Berger).
Magnificat in A. Call to prayer (by Kreutzer).
Man and a maid, A. Dove, let loose in eastern
Marvelous are H is works. skies, The
Morning light is breaking, The. (from Beethoven).
My Father bids me come. Father, hear the prayer we offer
My heaven in thee. (from Gluck).
My spirit longs for thee. God is everywhere
Novelette romantique. (from Cherubini).
Now is Christ exalted. Great is the Lord (from E. Silas).
Nunc dimittis. High in the heavens
O God! Thou art my God. (by Charles Burney).
O Lord, God of H osts!. Holy spirit, light divine
O Lord, how excellent!. (from Mend elssohn).
Off for Florida! How lovely are thy dwellings.
Old Iro nsides. I sing the mighty power
One by one the sands are flowing. (by A. Sullivan).
Only a ribbon. 228 O love of G od m ost full.
Peace be unto you. Our blest redeemer (from Hande l).
Peace of thy children, The. Seven responses.
Rainbow waltz. Thou art with me (by A. Sullivan).
Rest in Thee. Thy will be done
Robin good fellow. (from Mend elssohn).
Round C ape Ho rn.

Scull, H. Cuckoo in the woods, The.

At Vespers. Little yellow duckling.
Pretty brown papoose.
Seeboe ck, W . Stories abo ut this and that.
Danse de l'ombre. Twe nty tiny tunes.
Day in child life, A. Yo ho for the briny sea.
Menue t de la cour.
Romance. Severn, Edmund.
Seven so ngs. I love yo u still.
Six pièces caracteristiques. To my beloved.
To P hyllis (arr. by W. Wright).
Und er the stars. Seybold, Arthur.
W anderers. Adagio concertante.
Aus alten Tagen.
Seibert, Hans T., arr. Cap ri.
Minuetto giocoso (by M ozart). Frühlingsnac ht.
Romance po étique (by M ozart) -- Pierrot.
see Minuetto giocoso. Romanza.
Schwalben Gruss, Der.
Sellars, S. Ga tty. Und Pippa tanzt.
At twilight. Vier Vortragstücke.
Carnival overture.
Nymp hs. Seydel, Irma.
Repose. Au clair de lune.
Bijou -- see Au clair de lune.
Sequiera, David. Song without words --
Andalucia. see Au clair de lune.
Bufon, El. Sunset picture.
Castanets. Valley of dreams.
Cervantes.
Danza. Shackley, Frederick.
Elenita. Alleluia! Sing to J esus!.
Filigrana, La. And there were shepherds.
Leyenda morisca. Angels song, The.
Minuetto. Be glad, O ye children.
On the M anzanare s. Be merciful unto me.
Pasillo. Behold I bring you good tidings.
Sardana. Bow down thine ear, O Lord.
Serenata Nicaraguensa. Bre ak forth into joy.
229 Tango. Children of the heavenly king.
Tango (arr. by Hugo N orden). Christ the victor.
Tango in G minor. Christians, awake!.
Zortzico. 230 Come hither and hearken.
Come, ye blessed of my Father.
Sequiera, David, arr. Ere the moon begins to rise.
Granada (by Albéniz). Glory to God!
Perla de las Antillas. Go d be merciful.
Rhapsody (by B rahms). God of Abraham praise, The.
Seguidellas (by Albéniz). Great is the Lord.
Hail to the Lord's annointed.
Seuel-Holst, Marie. Hark! W hat mean those holy

voices. In a fairy boat.

Hosanna to the Son of David. March of the scou ts.
I have set the Lord always before North wind, The.
me. Sunse t.
I know that my Redeemer liveth. Twilight rays.
I shall not die, but live.
I will extol Thee. Shattuck, Lillian.
I will magnify Thee, O God. Bowings for three octave scales.
Jubilate Deo. Very first lesson for violin, The.
Light of life.
Lord is my light, The. Shepard, Thomas G.
O holy night of Christmas tide. Cycle of songs, A.
O Lord, Thou has searched me. Fear not ye.
O mother dear, Jerusalem. Hannah.
O Savior of the world. Lass that loves a salior, The.
O sing unto the Lord a new song. Little while, A.
Our gallant Commander.
Red emp tion's day. Shepherd, Arthur.
He came all so still.
Song of the sea wind.
Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Sherwoo d, Percy.
Zion. Elfin song.
Rejoice in the Lord. Elfin song (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Rejoice the Lord is king. Songs from the Golden Treasury.
Rejoice ye with Jerusalem.
Saviour, blessed Saviour. Shure, R. Deane.
Silent the night in Judea. Blessed ones come unto me.
Sing, O heavens. Lament mood.
Softly blow, ye scented breezes. Larks woo.
Softly no w the light o f day. W hispering meadow.
Song of praise, A. Yesterglow.
231 Souls of the righteous, The.
Speak ye co mfortably. Sidney, Seymour.
Sun o f my soul. At my feet.
Tarry with me, O my Saviour.
Te D eum laudamus. Siemonn, G.
Thou, O God, art my salvation. In March.
W elcom e, happy mo rning!. Sea, The.
W hoso dwelleth under the defence Sing it mother, sing it low.
of the most high.
Sieveking, M artinus.
Shackley, Frederick, arr. 232 Abe ille, L'.
Andante (from Symphony #6
by Tchaikowsky). Sims, Hattie Louise.
And ante ca ntabile Elephant and the chimpanzee, The.
(from Symphony #5 Elephant and the chimpanzee, The
by Tchaikowsky). (arr. by Paul Ambrose).
Pastorale (from D. Scarlatti). In night's soft silence.
Sweetheart, my song is come.
Sharpe, Evelyn.
Danc ing sunbeam s. Skelly, J. P.

Our loved ones far away. Smith, Warren.

Aspiration.
Skilton, Charles Sanford. Campanella.
Electra. Capriccio.
Two songs for women's chorus. Chant seraphique -- see Capriccio.
Columbine.
Sleep er, W . W . Effort and pastime.
Children's praises. Elfin dance -- see Campanella.
O little town of Bethlehem. Festival procession.
From olden days.
Smith, A. Eviline. Impromp tu.
Hear my prayer, O Lord. In the garden.
May morning, A.
Smith, Frank J. Med itation -- see Impromptu.
Mary. Miniature suite, op. 17.
Smith, Frank J., arr. Northern melody
Heart of a sailor, The. (arr. by F. C. Bornschein).
Nina (from Pergolesi). Polonaise.
Songs my mother taught me Processional march.
(from Dvorák). Scherzetto -- see A Ma y morning.
Two grenad iers, The Spanish dance.
(from Schumann). Two waltzes.
Valse finale.
Smith, G. Stuart. Valse humoresque.
Love's plea. Valsette.
W ind, The.
Smith, Gerrit.
Alpine rose (arr. by Frank Lynes). Smith, Wilson.
Candy lion, The Aurora.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Echos of ye olden time.
Cobweb s (arr. by Frank Lynes). Hom mage à Edvard Grieg.
Cob webs and other songs. O beautious maiden whither?
Policeman, The. Preliminary studies in melody
Policeman, The playing.
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Shadow song.
Short studies in composition. Two songs for soprano and tenor.
Valse. [Fragment].
Smith, L. Snow, Albert.

Four p ieces. Benedictus es Domine.
Smith, Seymour. Snow, Francis.

233 Bre ak forth into joy. As pants the hart.
Cavalier, The Come, labour on!
(arr. by O. B. Brown).
Pas seul (arr. by O. B. Brown). Söc hting, Emil.
Seaside voices Cuckoo's call, The.
(arr. by O. B. Brown). Danse s bohém iennes.
W ayside brook, The. Fair springtide.
W edding march. Over hill and dale.
Suite für vier Violinen.

234 Zigeuner Tänze. Kinder-Sinfonie.

Zwei leichte Quartettes. Länd licher Fest.
Morgenritt -- see Sec hs brillante
Souza, David De. Stüdien für Piano.
Do ux som meil. Sechs brillante Stüdien für Piano.
Venezia -- see Sechs brillante
Spalding, Walter. Stüdien für Piano.
Blessed are they that dwell in thy Vision -- see Sechs brillante
house. Stüdien für Piano.
Boys of eight seven, The.
Christ child lay on Mary's lap. Spofforth, Reginald.
Hail! Smiling morn
Sparks, Peter. (arr. by Allanson Brown).
Night's shadows falling.
Spry, Walter.
Spence, William R. W altz partners.
Abide with me.
Awake! Ye sons of light and glory. Stainer, John.
Be glad , O ye righteous. Sing a song o f praise
Behold! I bring you glad tidings. (arr. by O. Mansfield).
Come, ye faithful, raise the strain.
Grand choe ur. Stair, P atty.
How amiable are thy dwellings. Moo n man, The.
Just as I am. W ould you? -- see The moon man.
Let the people praise Thee, O Lord.
Like as the hart. Stasny, C arl.
On B ethlehem's plain. Fundamental technic.
On that first Easter morning.
Rejoice! Tod ay with gladness. Staub, Victor.
Sing to the Lord a joyful song. En valsant.
Soldiers of Christ, arise!
Song without words. Steane, Bruce.
Vision, A. Andante con motto.
235 Wake! Ye ransomed. Be glad , O ye righteous.
While shepherds watched. Behold, I bring you go od tidings.
God is love.
Spielter, Hermann. Hark! W hat mean those holy
Waldeslied. voices.
Imperial march.
Spielter, Hermann, arr. Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us.
Ave M aria (from Schubert). Loo k, ye saints, the sight is
glorious.
Spindler, Fritz. Love of God.
Du allein -- see Sechs b rillante Make me a clean heart, O God.
Stüdien für Piano. Now when Je sus was born.
Frühling im W alde -- One night when all the village slep t.
see Sechs b rillante Rejoice in the Lord.
Stüdien für Piano. Rise in joyfulness and splendour.
Harfen K länge -- Sing ye to the Lord.
see Sechs b rillante Stars are with the voyager, The.
Stüdien für Piano. Teach me, O Lord.

Stearns, Ro bert. W inter love song, A -- see So ngs.

236 Reverie mignonne. W orld of light, The.
Stebbins, G. Waring. Stewart, H. J., arr.

Go d is great! Believe me, if all those endearing
How amiable. young charms.
I arise from dreams of thee. Drink to me only with thine eyes
Loss and gain. (from Mo zart).
Once I loved a maiden fair.
Stedman, J. C. When love is kind.
Coast artillery march. W idow's lament, The.
Steinert, Alexander, Jr. Stillings, Kemp.

Mirage. At the crossro ads. Forty-six
technical shortcuts for
Stepnitz, W . de veloping the violinist's
In the greenwood. left hand.
Giant talks, The. Preparatory
Stewart, H. J. scales for little violinists.
Ave Maria. Gre at adventure, The. Fairy tale
Bo urrée -- studies for little violinists.
see Two easy composition 237 Tales the giant told. First position
s. melodies each containing
Chamber of sleep, The. its own special lesson.
Festival march.
I will always give thanks unto the Stojowski, Sigismund.
Lord. Deux mazurkas [title page only].
Legend. Trois esquisses [title page only].
Little way, A -- see Songs.
Lord of song, T he -- see Songs. Storch, A.
Madrigal, A. Far above the stars are beaming
Menuet héroiq ue -- (Reveries)
see Th ree com positions. (arr. by R. Baldwin).
Moonlight.
Nearer, my God, to Thee. Stoughton, R. S.
Rom ance -- see Tw o easy pieces. Dawn of world peace, The.
Sing unto the Lord. Evening sha dows.
Song of happiness, A -- Moo n that now is shining, The.
see Th ree com positions. Resurrection light, The.
Songs.
Spring-time -- Stoughton, R. S., arr.
see Th ree com positions. Cradle song (from Schubert).
Strife is o'er, The. Larghetto in F (by Handel).
Sun has kissed your eyes, The -- Lift up your hearts (from Sibelius).
see Songs. Lullaby (by Mozart).
Te Deum. Pastorale (from The M essiah
Thespis. by Handel).
Three compositions. Transcriptions for organ
Two easy pieces. (from A. Corelli).
W ere I the rose -- see Songs.
W hat said the wind? -- see Songs. Strachaner, Hermann.

Gavotte favori. Valse romantique.

Sailor's return, The.
Stuckenho lz, W .
Straus, Oscar. Disappo intment.
Dawn (arr. by P. Ambrose).
Frauenmacht. Sturgis, M. H., & W. P. Blake.
Pyrenean spinning wheel song
Strauss, Henry. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Savoyard's song.
Spirit o f the night. Stutsman, Grace.
Sea, The.
Strauss, Henry, arr.
Compo sitions and arra ngem ents Suck, G. F.
(incl.: Ave M aria Bird's message.
(from Bach and G ounod); Five recreations.
The Brook (from D olores)
; Sullivan, Arthur.
Forsaken (from Koschat); Chorister, The
Lohengrin (from Wa gner); (arr. by Frank Lynes).
The Lost chord (from Sulli Lead, kindly light
van); Les Rameaux (arr. by Frank Lynes).
(from Fauré); [and] O pure in heart
Song of the torreador (arr. by Frank Lynes).
(from Bizet). O that thou hadst hearkened
(arr. by Frank Lynes).
Strelezki, Anton. Say, watchman, what of the night
Berçeuse. (arr. by Albert J. Holden).
Bon voyage. W ill He come?
Cavalcade. (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Esquisse.
Slumber song. Suter, Rufus O.
Humoresque.
Strickland, Lily.
Come, join the dance. Swift, Newton.
Come, join the dance Amourette.
(arr. by E. Towner). Chattering mo nkeys.
Day is fair, The. Forest legend, A.
Melody.
Strong, Templeton. Norsk.
238 Deux marches.
Fünf kleine Characterstücke. Swinnen, Firmin.
Miniatures, op. 41. Lord's prayer.
Nachtmusik.
Three songs. Tadell, O.
Traum, Ein. 239 Little blue eyed flower.
Two part songs. Sunshine follows the rain, The.
Strube, Gustav. Taft, Frank.

Berceuse. Reverie.
Legende.
Mome nt musical. Tapley, Byron C.

Cheerfulness. W ay to dawn, The.
Tap per, Thomas. Thayer, Arthur W.

Addition to Harmony No. 1. Archer's marching song.
First year music b iography. As darker fall around the shadows
240 Key to First yea r harm ony. of the night.
Relaxation. Be glad , O ye righteous.
Second year harmony. Break, break.
Sight reading and mem ory lessons. Clover blossoms kiss her feet, The.
God is our hope and strength.
Tapp er, Thomas, arr. He that dwelleth.
Prelude (by Glière). Helmsman, The.
I know not where.
Tarenghi, Mario. I will extol Thee.
Gypsy's lament, The. Lord is in his holy temple, The.
Learn from hearing. Lord is my strength, The.
Myrtle blossoms. March on, ye soldiers true.
On V enice waters. Mo rning hymn.
Out of the past. My lady sings.
Star of Italy. My little daffod il.
My love.
Tebb s, C. Harding. Now when the dusky shades.
Halcyon. O com e let us sing.
I will sing unto the Lord. O God, our help.
If ye love me. O Lord, our Lord.
In Thee, O God. O love divine!
Lord is my shepherd, The. O love of God.
My heart is inditing. O love the Lord.
Venite. Our blest Redeemer.
242 Peace.
Terhune, Anice. Pictures in the sk y.
Children's musical kaleidoscope. Red, red rose.
Exaltation. Som ebo dy.
Lights of home, The. Song of Prince Rupert's men, The.
Snow white gull, The. Teach me thy way, O Lord!
W hen summer keeps the Teach me, O Lord.
vows of spring. Tho u Lord of hosts!
Trelawny.
Terry, Frances. W e follow Thee.
241 Come, dance and p lay. W e march, we march to victo ry.
Fourteen lyric etudes. W inds are all hushed, The.
Terry, Robert Huntington. Thayer, Arthur W., arr.

Awake! Awake my love. I waited for the Lord
Early news. (from Mend elssohn).
Gates of twilight, The. Lord, in the holy house of prayer
Lazin' along. (from Brahms).
Morning is calling, The.
Sky is always blue. Thayer, W illiam Armour.
Song for the seasons. Promise, The.
Valse in G sharp minor.

Thelen, Christian. Timmings, William T.

Scènes o rientales. Curfew melody.
Three songs for soprano, op. 13.
Tinney, Charles E.
Thiman, Eric H. Come ye, and walk in the light.
Song o f praise Ho! Every one that thirsteth.
(arr. by Kenneth Runkel). Peace I leave with you.
Rock of ages.
Thom as, Christopher. Today shall ye know.
Grant, O Lord. Vocal method.
Lord, Thou hast been favourable. Ye that by night.
O clap your hands together.
O Lo rd, suppo rt us. To lhurst, Henry.
Cantilène.
Thom as, Clayton.
Birds are singing. Torjussen, Trygve.
Birds are singing Astrid.
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). At the dance.
Hamm ock song. Bells of Trollheim.
If I were a little child again. Bergeronette.
Invocation to the sun god, Ra! Birds' morning song.
Little Orphan Annie. Boatman's song.
Little Orphan Ann ie Borghild.
(arr. by P. Ambrose). Carnival duets.
Little Orphan Annie (arr. by R. Consolation.
S. Stoughton). Cradle song (arr. by H. Milligan).
Matsuris. A cycle of six Japanese Dawn.
songs. Disappo intment.
Song o f the Egyptian Princess. Distant mountains.
W hen! Drifting clouds.
Dwarf dance.
Thompson, Helen S. Eastern dance.
243 W ishes. Elegie.
Evening idyl.
Thom pson, John W inter. 244 Fifteen etudes for pianoforte.
Approach, m y soul, the m ercy seat. First butterfly, The.
Jerusalem! The golden! Folk song (arr. by H. Milligan).
Forest sprites.
Thomson, Carrie. Forty pedal studies, Boo ks I & II.
Bird stories in song. From Viking days.
Golden wed ding.
Thomson, Sydney. Gudrun.
Blessed is the man. Impro mptu etudes.
O clap your hands together. Ingrid's waltz.
O love divine. Isle of dreams (arr. by H. M illigan).
O praise God. Lake in winter.
Pleasant are Thy courts above. Lonely birchtree, The.
Malmfrid.
Throckm orton, Alexander. March o f the mountain king.
W e must back the right. March of the Sara cens.
Marche chevaleresque.

Marche mignonne. To wner, E arl.

Maytime on the hills. At the crossroads.
Midnight (arr. by H. Milligan). By cool S iloam's shady rill.
Moo nlight serenade. Open road, The.
Moo nrise. Summer idyl, A.
Nightsong.
Nocturne. Townsend , Stephen.
Nordly's. Forever and a d ay.
No rthern festival. Land o' the Lea l.
No rthern lights
(arr. by H. Milligan). Trezevant, L.S.
No rwegian lullaby. June rose.
Norwegian songs and dances.
Owl, The. Trowbridge, J. Eliot.
Pastoral scene, A. And it shall com e to pass.
Roman suite. Be of good cheer.
Signe's wedding march. Blessed be the Lord.
Sleigh drive. Blessed is the people that know the
Smiling as we go. joyful sound.
Smiling through tears -- Call the Lord, thy sure salvation.
see Smiling as we go. I will extoll Thee.
Snowfall. In heavenly love abiding.
Song o f the Norns. Lord reigneth, The.
Summer in No rway. O Lord, Thou are my God.
Summ er musings. Praise waitheth for Thee.
Summer re verie, A Rejoice the soul of thy serva nt.
(arr. by Hugo Norde n). Saviour breathe an evening
Sunshine and rain. blessing.
Tango danse grotesque. Theme in A flat.
Ten short etudes. Then shall the righteous shine forth.
To a child asleep. Thou wilt keep him in perfect
To the rising sun peace.
(arr. by J. Crowley). Twe nty short responses.
To the rising sun W hen I consider thy heavens.
(arr. by H. Milligan).
Torchlight procession. Trowb ridge, J. Eliot, arr.
Tranquility (arr. by H. Milligan). Sonata pastorale
Voices of evening. (op. 28 by Be ethoven).
Voices of the morning. Thy mercy, o Lord, reacheth unto
the heavens
Törne, Benoît De. (from J. Barnby).
245 Finnish lullaby.
Truette, Everett E.
Tosti, F. Paolo. 246 Angelus.
May So ng (arr. by O. B. Brown). Aubade.
My love and I Blessed b e the Lord Go d of Isreal.
(arr. by O. B. Brown). Chora l responses.
W ell a day (arr. by O. B. Bro wn). Christians awake, salute the happy
morn.
Tours, Berthold. Hosanna to the living Lord.
Dream of love, A. Lord gave the Word, The.

Nuptial suite. He that hath an ear.

Six responses.
Suite in G minor. Vandevere, J. Lilian.
Toccatina. Gliding to guitars.
Spa in by starligh t.
Truette, Everett E., arr.
Bach peda l etudes. Vannah, Kate.
At twilight.
Turner, A.D. Oh, my beloved!
Musical festiva l. Whar de sunshine gone to?
Six brilliant arpeggio studies.
Tempo di minuetto. Vause, George.
Two new etudes. Glory of the Lord, The.
Underhill, C. D. Vehme, Rob ert.

247 Improvisation. Summer night.
Son of God goes forth to war, The.
Thy home is with the humble, Lord. Vernon, H. E. J.
Swaying pines.
Underhill, C. D., arr.
Forgive us, Lord! Victor, A. J.
(from Schumann). Farewell.
Spring song.
Underwood, Charlene B.
Birthright of the babe. Voris, W. R.
He leads us on.
Urack, Otto. Lift up your voices now.
Cloud charm. Path of prayer, The.
Fragrance rare, A. Ring, ye bells of Easter Day.
I know no t, why I should thirst Twilight picture, A.
alone. Voris, W. R., arr.
Nigh t. Christ the Lord is risen aga in!.
Seine Heimat. Day of glory, A.
Sleep , weary so ul. Fairest Lord Jesus.
Wish, A. O G od, whose presence glo ws in
[Lyric sheets]. all.
Ye so ns and da ughters.
Valm on t, M . Ye stars of glo ry.
248 Alpine violet.
Attaqu e, L'. V oss, Fre de ric k M .
Her king. Chanson paysanne.
In springtime. Fröhlicher G russ.
Merry thoughts. Impromptu scherzoso.
My love is gone. Kleines Scherzo.
Over the mountains. Mohrentanz.
Remembrance. Rondo grazioso.
Tendresse. Wiegenlied.
Twilight fancy, A.
W hispering leaves. Wachs, P.
249 Femina.
Van H usen, Heinrich. Moulinet, Le.

Waldmeister, O. In my garden.
Sonnige Tage. Last wish, The.
Life's ecstasy.
W aldteufel, Emile. Little child came here, A.
Veux-tu. Spirit of God.
Thy heart's a rose.
W allace. Twilight fo' dreamin'.
Prayer of life, The World of dreams, A.
(arr. by Charles P. Scott).
Warner, F.
Ward, Frank E. Med itation.
Happy and blest. Midsummer idyl, A.
Loud let the swelling anthems rise.
Warner, H. Waldo.
W ard, Frank E., arr. Alack a day.
Like Noah's weary dove Bugles of fairyland, The.
(from Beethoven). Cares of yesterday, The.
O where can rest be found Danc e of the leaves.
(from Beethoven). Flower romance, A.
Flowers, awake!
W ard-Stephens. Fountain, The.
Amid the roses. Garden courtship, A.
Baby's laugh. Hey ho ! Pretty maids.
Be ye in love with April tide? I knew not love.
Devotion. Ladies of St. James, The.
Hear the words that Jesus spake. Lily Ann.
Hour of dream s. Love and the rose.
Rose's cup, The. Milkmaid, The.
Separation. 251 November song, A.
Song of birds, The. Raincloud, The.
Summertime. Saint N icholas - His rounde lay.
Through pea ce to light. She w alks in beauty.
Valse M ignon. Song.
Valse miniature (arr. by R. Peery). Sweet little girl and the
You and I. quaint squeegee, The.
W ake, M iss Lindy!
W areing, Herbert W . Wanted, a husband.
Eyes of all wait up on T hee, O W ith moonlight beaming.
Lord, The.
Ho w swee t I roam ed fro m field to W a rner, M .
field. Binding sheaves.
March in A. Crossing the bar.
O P raise Go d in his holiness. Now with head beneath his wing.
Tho u hast given victory unto kings. Shadow, A.
Sweetheart, sigh no more.
Warford, C.
250 Approach o f night. Warren, A.
Christ's message. Au revoir.
Come ye children. Fragrant flower.
Down the lane. Gazelle, La.
Holy dawn. Veronica.

Watson, L. Two songs.

Praise waiteth for Thee. W hen the day is done.
Seal is broken, The.
Weiser, P.
W atson, Mabel. 253 Blossom time.
Bedtime story. Blossom time
Boating song. (arr. by J. W. Crowley).
Child's first melody garden. W oodland breezes
Children's party, The. (arr. by Houseley).
Cobb ler, cobbler. W oodland breezes
Country fair, The. (arr. by Towner).
Dre am o f the party.
Enchanted forest, The. W eiss, J.
Fairy bells. Drei kleine fantasie Stücke.
252 Fireside tale, A. Menuet à l'antique.
First visits to Tuneland.
Heath and hall. Weld, A.
Little tales from Tuneland. Songs.
Marguerite.
Marionette ballet. Wellinger, C.
Out of do ors. Cavalry parade.
Pussy-willow's lullaby. Finger chase.
Scenes from Tuneland. Summ er shadows.
Second trip to Tuneland. Valse gracieuse.
Summ ertime stories. W ellings, Milton.
Tally ho. Be mine again
Tuneland's major ke ys. (arr. by O. B. Brown).
Twelve magic keys to Tuneland. Do not forget
W arp and wo of. (arr. by O. B. Brown).
Flow, stream, flow.
W atson, Michael. Flow, stream, flow
Gallant troubadour, The (arr. by O. B. Brown).
(arr. by Frank Lynes). Life's romance
(arr. by O. B. Brown).
W ebster, J. Old mill, The
If I were monarch. (arr. by O. B. Brown).
Old chorister, The. Romance.
Triton, The.
Wely, L.
Weidig, A. Andante in A major
Trois petits morceaux. (arr. by H. W. Nicholl).
Berceuse in G major
W eil, Max. (arr. by H. W. Nicholl).
Fair maiden. Reverie in C major
Fisher maid, The. (arr. by H. W. Nicholl).
Love is lord of you and me.
Love's captive. Wendell, H.
Petite gavotte.
W eil, Oscar.
Ave Maria. Wendt, T.
Spring song (arr. by Frank Lynes). Three first grade pieces.

Valse glissando. Goldilocks.

Ho ly family carol.
Wermann, O. In an apple orchard.
Fantasie. Rain song.
Notturno. Sandman suite, The.
Ten fingers at the zoo.
Werner, O. 255 Village green, The.
Elfin dance (arr. by Frank Lynes).
Weyts, H.
West, John A. Daphne.
Bre ak forth into joy. Doris.
I heard a so und of vo ices. Fairy glen.
I love the Lord. Flora 's holiday.
I will give you rest. Heart's light as air.
I will give you rest Juanita.
(arr. by Ambrose). Mayflowers.
I will give you rest (arr. by Lynes). W oodland sprites.
Lead me to Thee.
Like as the hart. Whelpley, B.
Lord within thy temple holy. Flow dow n, cold rivulet.
254 Love divine all love excelling. How amiable are thy dwellings.
Love divine all love excelling How lovely is thy dwelling place.
(arr. by P. Ambrose). In heavenly love abiding.
Te Deum laudamus in C. Look upon the rainbow.
West, John E. White, F.

God is our hope and strength. Fly, white butterflies.
Lead me to thee. Mock turtle's song, The.
Lord is loving to every man, The.
O G od o ur help in ages p ast. White, O.
Rejoice in the Lord. Fair Sorrento.
Sing we unto God. My love of long ago.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. Whitehead, A.
Almighty Go d, who se glory.
Weston, Mildred. Chariots of the Lord are
Abo ut fairies. strong, The.
Bumble bee, The [and] Christmas slumber song.
Dand elion soldiers. Make us to love Thee, O Lord.
Carol to the child.
Dandelion soldiers -- W hitehead, A., arr.
see The bumble bee. Alleluia! Sing to Jesus.
First yellow butterfly, The [and] Deck thyself, my soul
A gay little bird. (from J. Crüger).
Flower lullaby -- Early one morning.
see Flying my kite. In songs of rejoicing
Flying my kite [and] (from J. A. Freylinghausen
Flower lullaby. ).
Gay little bird, A -- Lord of our life.
see T he First little butterfl Nanette.
y. O fly, little swallow.

Seven joys of Mary, The. Widor, C.

W hither, shepherds, haste ye now? More love to Thee , O Christ
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem. (arr. by Schnecker).
Serenade (arr. by Lott, E.).
Whitford, H. Serenade (arr. by Meyer, F.).
256 Rejoice in God.
W ild, Walter, arr.
Whiting, George E. O bide with us, thou Saviour dear
Dream pictures. (from Bach).
Gloria in E xcelsis.
Midnight. Wilkes, R.
Religious me lody with variations. Bring to the Lord.
Te D eum laudamus.
W ilkins, Julia.
W hitmer, T. C arl. Flowers have nodded their last
Children of Christ. good night, The.
Come kneel with me. Thought of you, The.
Four sho rt pieces.
God of the dew, God of the sun. Williams, B.
Grant, O Lord. Maidstone.
I am the Resurrection.
O tho u everlasting light. Williams, F.
Peter's sermon. Banners wave, The.
Song for free men. Birthday party, The.
Song without words. Flight of swallows.
Soul of America, The. Leonora.
Take up therefore thy cross. My lady's garden.
Two Christmas card s. Rainbow dance.
W e find Thee. Song at twilight, A.
257 W e look up in faith to thee. Two characteristic pieces.
W altz of the fairies.
W hitney, G., arr.
Onward C hristian soldiers W ilm, Nicolai Von.
(from Sullivan). Auf dem Spielplate.
Song without words Eight little piano pieces.
(by Mend elssohn). Forest rose, The.
From my sketch book.
Whitney, S. Kleine Suite.
Pro cessional. Musical decameron.
Musical kaleidoscope.
Whittredge, E. Rustic dance (arr. by Frank Lynes).
O God, Thou hast made us for Sechs melodische Clavierstücke.
thyself. Sechs Suites für Violine.
Saviour, again to thy dear name we Song of home, A.
raise -- see O God, Suite.
thou hast made Three duetts for soprano and tenor.
us for thyse lf. Through field and forest.
Wickenhausser, R. Wilson, G.
W aves, The. 258 Far from home.
W here the lilacs grow. Go od night.

In the moun tains. Türkischer Marsch.

Once on a time. W ellensp iel.
W ettstreit, Der.
Wilson, J. H. Vier Etüden.
Ho w it came abo ut. Vier instructive Klavierstücke.
Lullab y.
Wolff, C.
W ilson, J. H., arr. Barcarole.
Barcarolle (by Batiste). Canzonetta.
259 Rêverie d'amour.
Winn, S. Spanische Romanze.
Softly the silent night
(arr. by Paul Ambrose). W olstenholme, W .
Allegro militaire.
Wirtz, C. Bridal song, A.
Come unto me. Concert march.
Jubilate Deo in B flat. Fantasia in C.
Mazurka caprice. Festival monologue.
Peo ple that walked in Impromptu in G.
darkness, The. Introit.
Te Deum in A. Invocation.
Te Deum in E flat. King's herald, The.
Thou art the way. Meditation in G.
Venite in E Flat. Melody in C.
W hy seek ye the living among the Noël souvenir, A.
dead. Prelude in F minor.
Three sketches.
Wister, O. Vesper.
Arabian love song.
Assembly redowa, The. W ood, H. B ., arr.
Ballad of the weaver.
Wolff, Bernhard.
Allemande. W ood, M .
And acht. Heart's ease.
Auf dem W assen. Wild rose, A.
Bridal dance.
Dornnöschen am Spinnerade. Woodham, R.
Elfentanz. April's green door.
Fest polonaise. Contrast, A.
Glo ckenspiel. If ye love me.
Im den M üller. Lord is king, The.
Im Frühling. O clap your hands.
Tanzlied. O Lord I will exalt Thee.
Jagd, Die. Out of the shad ows.
Klagelied.
Lega to Sp iel. Woodhouse, G.
Maiglöckchen -- see Die Jagd. New way, The.
Sche rz und Spiel.
Schö n Bohtraut. Wooler, Alfred.
Spring Tänze. 260 All hail the risen King.
Tanz der Zioerge. Behold, God is mighty.

Behold! there sha ll be a day. Think me thine (from Beethoven).

Cavalry parade. W e strive to hide the love
Father, hear my supplication. (from Beethoven).
Fierce raged the tempe st.
Gipsy wind. Wright, W. L.
Hear me when I call. 262 April wind.
Hosanna! Away in a manger.
How excellent is thy name. Before dawn.
I heard the voice o f Jesus say. Bill's billboard.
In prayer to Thee. Ere the moon begins to rise.
Lead us, O Father. God of the morning.
Lift up your head s, O ye gates. God the Lord remaineth a King.
Lord is my strength, The. How amiable are thy dwellings.
Lord of life, The. Let not your heart be troubled.
My light and my salvation. Lift up your head s.
261 O Lord, our Lord. Lord is my shepherd, The.
O Lord, rebuke me not. Open sea, The.
O sing unto the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.
Paradise of God, The. Shout, ye high heavens.
Praise the Lord, O my soul. Song of joy, A.
Rejoice in the Lord. They shall hunger no more.
Resurrection light, The.
Save me, O God. W right, W . L., arr.
Shout the glad tidings. Eighteen ca rrots.
Six responses. Evening peace (by Svendsen).
There is a green hill far away. Lieutenant-general Jansen.
[Unidentified fragment]. Lullaby, my baby dear.
Old Nilen.
Woolf, B. E. Twas Saturday at evening.
Courtship.
Forever. Yates, John H.
Gavotte. 263 Choral prelude.
Go! Lovely rose.
@ How many times do I love thee, Y oung, Edw ard M .
dear. Lord is my shepherd, The.
Love song of Har Dyah, The. Lullab y.
Lullab y. Meeting waters, The.
Margery Daw.
My own. Young, W. E.
Old old time, The. Fear thou not.
Sweet, if you like and love me , still. W ilderness, The.
That sweet day in June.
Turn of the tide, The. Zach , Karl.
W hat would you buy? 264 Symp athy.
W oolf, B. E., arr. Zander, A., arr.

Elegy (from Beethoven). Lullaby (from B rahms).
[May no wo e thy heart assailing]
(from Beethoven). Zerlett, J. B.
Nightingale's song, The Albumblatt.
(from Beethoven). Am Abend.

Gnom enreigen. Yellow daises

Im Kahne.
Med itation (arr. by F. Shackley). Zingel, R. E.
Bagatelle.
Ziegler, Johannes. Frühlingsweber
At the spring. Bo glein mein B ote
Dialogue.
Go forward, Christian soldier Miscellaneous.
(arr. by C. P. Scott).
Running brooklet, The. Untitled
Spinning song. 266 Ausfahrt (Wanderings).
String of pearls, A. Dreaming, dreaming.
Visions valse lente. Echo (et al).
First year Handel.
Zielinski, Jaroslaw De. Fortunio.
Gavotte. Fröhliche Ausfahrt (et al).
Lord reigneth, The. Great is Jehovah.
Hail to the newborn king.
Zilcher, Pau l. Liebe (Love).
At close of day. Lullab y.
Berceuse. Mein Schatz (lyrics only).
Bourée. Mother's lullaby, The.
Chatterbox. No . 2. M elodie
Easy piano pieces, op. 203. O Jesu, born of virgin pure.
Five little pieces for violin. Pierette (op . 186) and Va lse
From everywhere. Viennese (op. 187).
[High roads and byroads]. Pupil's classics, Boo k III.
Im Cirküs. Rhythmic orchestra series, vol. II.
On a summer m orning. Rhythmic piano duets, vol. II.
On the march. Romanze für piano.
Pupil's concertino. Summer is a coming in.
Tarantella in A minor. Susaninne.
Three easy pieces for six hands. Transcription for Bardic poem.
Village carnival. Trio of M agi [et al].
Valse Viennese -- see Pierette.
Zilcher, Paul, arr.
First year folk melodies. [Unidentified].
Gavotte (from Idomeneo 267 -8 [Unidentified - Instructional
by Mo zart). materials].
265 Hungarian dances (from Brahm s). [Unidentified collection - piano].
[Unidentified excerpt - opera].
Z im merman , E . M . [Unidentified excerpt - oratorio].
Gloria in excelsis. [Unidentified fragments - choral].
Te Deum. [Unide ntified fragments -
Flower land. miscellaneous].
[Unidentified fragments - organ].
Zimmermann, J. F. [Unidentified fragme nts - solo
Love's greeting voices and organ]
Medora Polonaise
Summer reverie nocturne, A.
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Baxter, K . -- Bemies, Carl L.
Baxter, G ranville Bemis-W ilson, Kathrn

Bender, Catherine -- B etts, Lorne M .

Bender, Richard Beutel, Carl
Benedict, Milo E. Bevier, Edward
B en ed icta, S ister M . Bevitt, Zay Rector
Benford, Rob ert Biart, Victor
Bengel, Anita J. Bichel, M arguerite B. --
Benham , Evelyn Bickford, Vahdah O.
Benham, Victor Biddiscombe, J. E.
Bennett, A. Vincent -- Bid well, Helen Lee --
Bennett, Arthur C. Bid well, M arshall
B en nett, L aV ern e M . Bie, Norman S. --
Bennett, Helena Bieler, James F.
Bennett, Ray Biesantz, Schultze
Bennett, Richard Biggs, Arthur H.
Bennyhoff, Paul -- Bigg s, Richa rd K eys
Benoy, M argaret K.: see Tinn ey, Bigler, George C.
Charles E. Bilbro, Mathilde
(for material concerning estate) Bilger, H. L. --
Bensen, Albert Bill, Sara P.
Benson, Mrs. Charles J. Billings, T. H.
Benson, Ed ith Josephine Billingsley, B. R.
Benson, J. Allanson Billman, Norma
Benson, Olive B illson, A . M .
Benson, Ruth E. Binde, W. P.
Bentley, Elizabeth Wilbur Binder, Irwin S.
Benton, M ike Bing ham, Seth
Bentz, Cecil William Birch, J. Edgar
Benvenuti, A. Guagni Bird, Arthur
Berg, Bernard -- Bird , Edna O . --
Berg, Mae V. Birkhead, Flora Lee
Bergé, Iréneé Birnbach, Richard, Musikverlag
Berger, Ellsborne Birnie, John E.
Bergen, John T allmadge Bischoff, J. W .
Bergh, Arthur Bisd orf, Esther M . --
Berick, Robe rt W . -- Bishis, Agnes
Berna, Constance B ishop, Eliz abeth M .
Bernard , Ernie Bishop, John F.
Bernhardt, Ida A. Bishop, Joan J.
Bernoulli, Christoph Bishop, Sherwood , Jr.
Berry, Anna R. Bishop, Walter
Berry, Cecilia R. Bisp ham, Dav id
Berry, Cora Straughan Bistransky, Joe
Berryhill, Cecilia Bissell, Lillian
Berryman, Cecil Bixby, Allene K.
Bertram , Ernest Bjornstad, Mabel C.
Bertram, William F.
Berul, Albert 11 Black, A. B ruce --
Berwald, William Black, Elizabeth G.
Best Conserva tory -- Black, Gertrude L.
Best, James Black, K ate
Bestor, Vernon Black, Louise

Black, M. E. Bolt, Arthur G.

Blackw ell, Mrs. Bonham, Herbert E.
Bladis, Pearl R. Bonham, M rs. Ross
Blake, George Bonner, Bernice A.
Blake, William P. (also Edward D. Bonnet, Joseph
Blake) Bo one, Clara Lyle
Blank, Charles H . -- Boosey, Leslie A.
Blankenburg, Hermann Lud wig Booth, Christopher H. H.
Blasko, Andrew Bo othro yd, Fre derick --
Blatt, Mrs. William Boraten, Richard
Blatty, Mary Borch, J. Edgar
Blaustein, B. J. Borchers, Dorothy E.
Blauvelt, Velma Borchert, E. E.
Blazer, Ada H. Bo rden, Mary W .
Blickfelt, F. E. Bo rgia, Sister Francis
Blight, George H. Borncamp, Ida May
Blinn, John L. Bornecke, J.
Bliss, Paul Bornschein, Franz C.
Bloom, Clifford R. Bo rowski, Felix
Bloomquist, Marion (Mrs. Jno) Bos, Coenraad V.
Blo omq uist, Roy R. -- Bo scovitz, Fred erick --
Blo se, Frances W . (Mrs. J. M .) Bossinger, Robert O.
Blossom, Lester Bostelmann, Ida
Blum, Elias Boswell, Arthur
Blum enfeld, Leon -- Bottenberg, Henry
Blundell, Florence G. Boucek, H ugo
Blunt, Clara W. Boulden, O. J.
Blusinsky, Ruth Boulson, Blanche
Bocard , Sister Cecilia Clare Boulter, Louis James
Bock, Adolph Bourner, Charles
Bock, Frank H. Bo utelli, Elizabeth
Bock, T heodore Bowd en, Dina Mo ore
Bockhacke r, Carl Bowden, Mirriam
Boddy, Patrick F. Bo wen, C arolyn
Bode, A. G. H. Bowen, M agdalene
Bo denhoff, Harald -- Bower, R. F.
Bodfors, Alma S. Bo wers, C . W .
Bo dyco mbe , Hen rietta Bowers, Fred W.
Boe, V. E. Bowers, John W .
Boehler, Frieda Bowers, Raymond Lyon
Bogart, Andrew Bowes, Arthur
Bo ger, Eva Jeannette -- Bowden, Mirriam
Boggs, Burl G. Bowker, Ruth B.
Boggs, William P. Bowles, Fred G.
Bohannan, Jean Bowles, George
Bohm , Carl Bo wles, Richard --
Bo ileau, M arie -- Bowman, Clarence S.
Bo land, S ister M ary Ca llixta Bowman, Mrs. M. H.
Bolcato, Arthur Bowne, Alice
Bolling, E. L. Bowron, John E.
Bo lser, Cecelia Bo yce, Ella Ruth

B oyce, F lo ra M. Bre wer, W . H. --

Bo yd, Bessie Brickey, Janice
Boyd, Charles N. Briggs, Catherine G.
Boyd, Emily K. Briggs, Cora S.
Boyd, Jeanne Briggs, Dorothy Be el --
Bra ce, V iolet -- Briggs, K. O.
Brachett, Frank Brigham, Eleanor
Brackett, Alice W. Bright, Ada
Bradford, Lewis A. Bright, S. S. --
Bradley, Mrs. Charles A. Brinkler, Alfred
Bra dley, Franklin Brinks, Charles W .
Bradley, M. Janet
Bradley, Orton 13 Branscombe, Gena 1911-
Bradley, Pauline E. D.
Bradley, Zoe Smith (Mrs. Franklin) 14 Branscombe, Gena 1923-1948
Bradstreet, George D.
Brady, Margaret C. 15 Britain, Rad ie
Bragdon, Sarah Coleman Broadhead, G. F.
Bro chen, Mira M orey --
12 Brainard, Florence Brockett, Wallace
Braine, Robert Brodeur, Joseph D.
Bra inerd, Clifton C . -- B rodie , Ele anor M .
Brake, Paul C. Brokamp, Dolores
Bra mwell, J. W . Broking, Ada
Brand, Helen C. Bronson, Margaret
Bra ndenburger, Adelhild Brooker, Louisa J.
Brandon, Herbert J. Brookes, John Ingram
Bra ndorff, Carl -- Brook, Mrs. C. S.
Bra nscombe , Gena: see Box 13 and Box Brooks, Albert
14 Brooks, M rs. Cecil I.
Brantom, William Brooks, Daniel A.
Bra sch, O tto Brooks, Ernest
Bra slau, So phie Brooks, Laurence A.
Bratfisch, George Bro ome , Edward --
Bratsberg, Mrs. A. B rothers, V era M.
Bra tt, Mrs. Donald: see To rpad ie, Greta Bro ughton, Russell
Bra y, Ernest W . Brounoff, P.
Bra y, Estelle S parks (M rs. H. J.) Bro uwers, P. W .
Bre ach, C harles O . -- Brouwers, Sarah B.
Breen, Charlotte B. Brown, A. E.
Breese, Estell Knight Brown, Allanson G. Y.
Brehm, M rs. George Bro wn, Calvin S. --
Breitschm id, Louise Brown, Clemmon May
Brennan, Mrs. J. Bro wn, Edgar Lyle
Brenner, Alfred Brown, Edna G.
Bre nner, D oris Brown, Eleanor
Bre nt, Josephine (M rs. W . L.) Bro wn, Elizabeth LaM otte
Brett, Elsie K. Brown, Elizabeth Sutton
Brewer, Edward W. Brown, Elmer C.
Brewer, G. Brown, F. Rayner
Bre wer, Jo hn H yatt Brown, Frank Prince

Brown, Gail Ridgway (Mrs. Sydney Budd , George

Brown) Budde meyer, Ernest F. W .
Bro wn, H ubert -- Budrow, M anuela
Brown, F. Rayner Buebendorf, Franc is --
Brown, Florence C. Bugbee, Ruth
Brown, Geoffrey C. Buffum, F. Henry
Bro wn, G iles E. Bull, H. Gifford --
Brown, Harold H. Bullard, Edith A.
Brown, Harold W. Bullinger, Ruth
Brown, Mrs. J. C. Bullis, Carleto n H. --
Brown, John N. Bullock, Grace F.
Bro wn, Lewis Burbank, Jenn ie L. --
Bro wn, Lo uis Burbank, Oscar F.
Brown, M. G. Burdett, G eorge A. --
Bro wn, M . Russell Burdick, Irving
Bro wn, O bad iah B . Burdick, Myra Elsw orth
Bro wn, Russell J. -- Burgess, Albert
Brown, W. E. Burgess, Will J.
Burgo, Stephanna
16 Bro wning, M ortime r -- Burk, Frankie
Bro wnsco mbe , Jennie Burke, B . Milo
Bruesch, Charles J. Burke, Charles
Brueser, Clara E. Burke, John J.
Brü ll, Ignaz -- Burkinshaw, Chester J.
Brundage, Joseph A. Burlen, Robe rt & Son --
Bru ne, Ad olf Burlingame, Bertha J.
Brune, Agnes B urlinga me , C arrie M.
Brunelle, Gene Burnett, Ulala Howard
Brunt, Harold A. Burnam, Edna Mae
Bru ssels, Iris Burnham, C. S.
Brya nt, Mary Burden -- Burnham, Charles
Bryant, Phyllis Harms Burnham, Flora Co chrane
Bryant, Will H. Burnham, Hazel
Bryd on, M rs. W . Burns, Am elia
B rye, M arg aret M . Burns, Annelu
Bryn ing, Hope Nevin Burns, Mrs. J. F.
Bryson, Hugh Burns, Leonard F.
Bryson, W . Burns, Harry S.
Buchanan, An nabel M orris -- Burnside, Harriet Da vis
Bucharoff, Simon Burnson-Wynkoop
Buchbaum, H. Burroughs, W. Ray
Bucher, Alan Van Dyck Burmeister, Richard
Bucher, Dwight Burnam, Edna Mae
Buchoff, Maurice Burnham , Christine --
Bucholz, Richard Burt, Raymond
Buckley, N ancy -- Burton, F. L.
Buckley, William H. Burton, Jules
Bucknam, Arthur Burton, T . Eldin --
Buckner, Cuthbert Burtt, Ben
Buckner, Elliott Busch, Lena
Buckner, Eva Fern Buse, William

Bush, Gladys B lakely Cam pbell, Leroy B. --

Bush, Grace Campbell, Paul O.
Bush, John Campbell, Mrs. T. C.
Bushell, Sidney Campbell, Vance
Butler, Christine Alicia Cam pbell-Tipto n, Louis
Butler, Frank S. Cam pbell-Watson, Frank --
Butler, Harold L. C amptre e, A . G . M .
Butler, Leonard C anale , J ose ph M .
Butler, W. E. Candlyn, T. Frederick H.
Butte, Mrs. George C. Canepa, John --
Buttemer, Edward P. Cappy, Frank
Butterfield, Elizabeth Merz
Button, H . Elliot -- 18 Carey, M ell C. --
Byer, St. John Carl, William Crane
Byles, Blan che D ouglas -- Carlin, Thomas
Byrd, Mrs. J. F. Carlisle, Allison
Byrn e, Eliza beth Carlozzi, Rocky
Byron, Eva Carlson, Mrs. C. O.
Buxton, Bessie S. Carlson, Ellen
B--miscellaneous and not further Carlson, F. A.
identified Carlson, Wilhemina
Carmicha el, M ary --
Cabral, Joseph Carneal, J. E.
Cad e, Salo me T hom as -- Carnelli, Sarah and Mary
Cadiger, John F. Carr, Agnes --
Cadogan, B ertha Carr, Amy
Cad man, Charles W akefield -- Carr, John
Caesar, Maude Carr, E. Lucille
Caffey, E lizabeth Carr, Nelson
Cahn, Ne llie Carr, Raymond Norman
Cailliet, Lucien -- Carré, John F. --
Cain, Nettie Carreau, Margaret
Cairati, Alfredo Carroll, M arcus H. --
Calaway, Vernon H. Carroll, Richard
Calbreath, Mary Evelene Carsteirs, Halsey
Caldwell, John R. Carter, Enn
Caldwell, Joseph H. Carter, Buenta
Calhoon, Andrew B. Carter, Frank
Callaway, Paul S. -- Carter, George H.
Callinan, William H. Carter, Noah G.
Callender, Romaine -- Carter, Russell
Calloway, Jesse Claude Carter, S. E.
Cartwright, Harry
17 Calver, F. Leslie -- Cartwright, H arriet G . --
Cam, Dorothy May Carver, F. Langhenry
Camden, H. P. Casa desus, Francis
Cameo M usic Publishing Co. Inc. Casa ls, Pab lo --
Camp, Constance Casc io, Carmelo
Cam pbe ll, Edith Casciottolo, Frank
Cam pbe ll, J. Bradford -- Cassler, G. W inston --
Campbell, J. F. Casw ell, Almo in

Casey, Albert E. Chauncey, Ruth G.

Castle, Mrs. N. L. Cheatham , Kitty
Castricone, Giovanni Cheatham, Paul & Eunice
Catanese, Sam Chenoweth, Ro bert --
Cate, Harold W ebster Cheney, Francis Victor
Cates, Dela Cherry, Milton
Caton, Charles Cherry, M rs. W illiam J. --
Cecilia, Sister C he rubim, M .
Cesender, Frederic H. Chesley, Gertrude B.
Chace, Alice Mae Chester, J. & W., Ltd.
Chace, Frank W ilbur Chidester, Lawrence W.
Chadwick, Ge orge W hitefield Chign ell, Philip
Chadwick, Theo dore Childe, Chris S.
Chadwick, W inifred -- Childers, L. J. --
Chaff, Augustus Chittenden, Kate S.
Chaffin, Mrs. C. W . Chivington, Harold Conway
Chalfant, W. C. Chladek, Heinrich C.
Chaloff, Julius L. Cho quette, Marguerite
Chambe rlin, Juliette -- Choveaux, Nicholas
Chambers, H. A. C hriste rson, M rs. E. M .
Chambers, Lena W . Christian, Mrs. J. G.
Chancellor, Elmer Christian, Palmer
Chandler, Ella Cook Christiani, E. F. --
Chapin, Etta E. C hrysostoni, M .
Chapin, Lucy Stock C hurc h, Fra nk M .
Chapma n, Cecile Ciganeri, N.
Chapman, Claire Cilley, Percy Lloyd
Chapma n, Elizabeth Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Chapman, Elma Thomasson Cirotzki, Albert
Chapma n, Ernest W . --
Chapman, Frederick 19 Claiborne, Rob ert W . --
Chapman, J. Clancy, Charles
Chapman, M arion C. (Mrs. Frederick) Clapp, E. M arianne
Chapman, Ro bert Clark, Clinton A.
Chap man, T homas W . Clark, Edgar Rogie
Chappell, Dorothea H avens Clark, Mrs. D. E.
Charbonnel, Avis Bliven Clark, Elisabeth C.
Charkovsky, W illis -- Clark, Ethel S.
Charles, Dorothy Clark, Horace
Charles, Gladys Clark, Mrs. James
Charnis, Len(a) Clark, Lora
Chase, Bernice N. Clark, Mary Gail
Chase, Cora B. Clark, Melville
Chase, David T. Clark Orchestra Roll Company
Chase, Edna Samdal Clark, Palm er --
Chase, Helen Clark, Robert
Chase, M arjorie Clark, Rosalind
C hase, Russell M . Clark, Ruth L.
Chase, W illiam Henry Clark, Sarah Grames
Chattell, Charlotte A. C la rk, W illa rd M .
Chatterton, Eunice Clark, Zell Favel

Clarke, Ann ie M arie Coller, Bornham

C lark e, E . M . Collier, Grace
Clarke, Earl H. Collier, V. E.
Clarke, George B. Colling, Ernest S.
Clarke, Helen A. Colpitts, H. C arlyle
Clarke, Henry Leland Colton, Beatrice
Clarke, Jane Leland Columbia G raphophone C ompany
Clarw ard, R oland -- Colvin, Ge rtie --
Claypoole, Edward B. Colwell, Paul A.
Cleary, Maud Laury Compo sers Publication So ciety
Cleaver, T. Allen Compton, William C.
Clements, Constance E. Comstock, The odore
Clements, H. Loren Conant, Alice
Clemmer, Ethel Conant, Ivy
Cleveland , Burdette Conant, Lewis K.
Clewell, Ralph E. Conde, Maria
Clifford , Beatrice -- Condit, H.
Clifford, W. H. Condo n, Richard
Cline, May Conklin, Mary H.
Clippinger, D. A. Conley, Lester
Clokey, Joseph W . C only, Fra nk M .
Closs, Jacob Connell, Lillian Frances
Clou d, George H. W . Connell, Mary G.
Cloud, Ida Connelly, Margaret E.
Clough, Thomas Conner, B. Frank
Clough-Leighter, Henry T. & Grace Connett, Glenn
Clov er, John O . -- Connolley, Donzella
Clov er, Ro setta Conrad-Johnson, M arjorie
Clyde, Eleanor Constantinidés, Gr.
Clynes, Katherine R. (M rs. Th oma s G., Conte, Pa olo
Sr.) Conto le, Rose
Coates, Mrs. M. F. Converse , Fred erick S hepherd --
Cobb, Hazel Converse, Mrs. Lloyd F.
Cobb, Malcolm L. Conway, Mrs. D. H.
Coburn, William B. Conway, Mary L.
Cockcro ft, Julia W alcott -- Cook, Alexander
Coen, Mabel F. Cook, B eatrice W. (Mrs. M ilton)
Coffee, Annie Sumter Cook, E lizabeth
Coffey, Elizabeth Price Cook, H arold
Coffin, Sidney E. Cook, H azel O 'Neall
Coffman, Lillian Craig Cook, Laurence R.
Cohen, Sol Cook, Loydlo vella
Coite, Anthony L. Cook, Patt C.
Coke-Jephcott, Norman Cook, Raymond E.
Colborn, Arthur George Cook, U na H owell --
Cook, Walter J.
20 Cole, Rossetter Gleason Cook-Forem an, M argherita
Coleman, Ellen R. Cooke, Charles
Coleman, Florinne E lizabeth -- Cool, Ralph H.
Colfax, Regina Coolidge, C. R.
Colgan, Alma Coomb s, Charles W hitney --

Coon, Lois Crane, Alice E.

Coons, M innie Cranmer, E. L. --
Cooper, Alban Crandall, E. B.
Cooper, Charles Crane, Helen
Cope, Agnes E. Crane, W arren Eugene
Copelan d, Benjam in Crane, William Fenton
Copelan d, Berniece Ro se -- Cranz, Oscar
Copeland, Edith P. Crapps, Walter
Copinus, M argaret (M rs. G. H .) Crawford, Helen
C op pel, C . M . Crawford , Louise
Coppinger Crawford , J. W . --
Copthorne, Frances Crawford, P. H.
Corbelt, Horton Crawford, William R.
Corduan, Herbert C. Creech, N. C.
Corliss, Clinton Crehore, Mary Alice
Corner, Jane Crissman, Margaret
Cornish, Robert S. Crist, Bainbridge
Cornoz, Lillian Critchfield, John
Cosby, Ernest H. Crocker, Grace
Cosgrove, Ha rry W . Crocker, Roy J.
Coshnear, Rose Crockett, M aggie
Costeldi, Michael Crockett, Thelma
Cotton, Beatrice C roke r, C atherine M .
Cotton, Ralph P. Cromplori, Alice
Council, E. G. Crombie, Ida Mae
Coupland, Laura Helen Cromwell, Frederick --
Courtney, John Desmond Crone, Robert F.
Couture, L. Ida -- Cronham, Charles Raymond
Covell, Ann C. Cronin, C. P.
Covell, Mrs. William H. Crosby, Harry
Coverly, Robe rt -- Crosby, M arie
Covey, Eugene L. Cross, Ellen M. --
Cross, Henry P.
21 Cowell, Henry Crossland, Robert E.
Cowles, Leon W . -- Crouch, C . W .
Cowles, Walter R. Crow, Henry E.
Cowling, Grace A. Crowe, B onita
Cox, M ary Crowley, Alma A.
Cox, Persis Crowley, Jack
Cox, Ralph Crowley, John W .
Cox, W allace -- Crowninshield, Mary B.
Cox, William H. Croxton, Frank --
Coxhead, John Cruickshank, J. R.
Cozad, Oscar O. Cruickshank, John Hamilton
Cozens, John Cruickshank, Pauline
Cragin, Bernice W. Crutchfield, Flossie
Crague, G . Marshall Crutchfield, Mrs. J. Oliver
Craig, George Culd ice-Venrick, Merle
Cramer, Anna T. Cullen, Countee
Crampton, C. B. Culp, Harry V.
Crandell, Dorothy Culthrop, Anne

Cum mins, Lucile Damsgard, Harvey D.

Cunningham, Ava Dana, B ertha J. L. --
Cunningham, F. Lewis Daniel, Isab elle
Cunningham, H. E. Daniel, Kathryn
Cunningham, Phyllis Fenn Daniel, Louise C.
Cunningham, Ro se Ella -- Daniel-Simons, K athryn
Cuny, Isabelle F. Daniell, William
Curlett, John T. [Da niels, M abel W heeler: see Box 23]
Curlin, Bessie Dankevich, Serge J.
C urn alia, S arah M . Dann , August
Currey, Dorothy C. Dannreuther, G ustav --
Currie, Ed ith D'Annunzio, Torquato
Currie, Edna R. Darling, Alice W.
Currie, Ruth Anderson Darmofal, Louis
Currier, Florence Gay Darnell, Lee
C urry, A rth ur M . Darst, W . Glenn --
Curry, W. Lawrence Dasher, James A., Jr.
Curtis, Eliazabeth V. D'Auberge, Alfred
Curtis, Frank Lionel Davey, Evelyn
Curtis, Irene David , Ross
Curtis, Mabel C. D avidson, Edith M .
Curtis, Pierson Davidson, Harold G.
Curtiss, W. H. Davies, Albert V.
Cusac, Inez Davies, B . D. --
Davies, G wilym
Davies, Lael
Davies, Reuben
22 C ustance, A rth ur F . M . D avie s, W . M .
Cutler, Harold D . -- D'Avine, C. A.
Cutler, Janet Davis, Arthur H. --
C utter, F lo rence M . Davis, Collin
Cutter, George A. Davis, Earle R.
Cyril, An thony (C yr de B rant) Davis, Frederick W.
C--miscellaneous and not further Davis, George Gibson
identified Davis, H. Mildred
Davis, John Carlyle
Daboll, R oger N. -- Davis, Ka therine K. --
D'Agostino, Alphonse Davis, N. C.
Dahl, Ingolf Davis, Paul W .
Dahms, M . W . -- Davis, Ralph A.
Dain, Betty J. Davis, Sara h H. --
Dalby, Sad ie M . (Mrs. W . E.) Davis, W. Carlile
Dale, Mary Davis, Walter W .
Dalgleish, Linnie Davison, A rchibald T . --
Dallam, Helen Davison, M. C. B.
Dalton, Edith B. Dawson, L. Collinge
Dalton, Sydney C. Day, Edna Fuller
Dammann, W . -- Day, Ella Hudson
D'Amore, James J. Day, George H enry
Damrosch, Frank -- Day, Glad ys --
Damrosch, M arie Day, J. A.

Day, Ruth E. 23 Daniels, Mabel W heeler

Daymon d, Emily
Dayton, Faith K. 24 DenHartog, Elisabeth --
Deagan, J. C. Denke, Frank R.
Dean, C. R. Dennée, Charles
Dean, Harry Denning, E lva S. --
Dean, William Denninger, C.
DeBenedetti, James -- Dennis, J.
DeBra nt, Cyr: see Cyril, Anthony Dennison, Ida May
DeB ruyn, John W. Denny, Mary L.
DeBurgos, F rancis Densmore, John H.
DeCarlo, Don Denton, Arnold S.
Decevée, Anna DeNyse, Hannah A.
Decevée, E. J. Deporter, Grace T.
Deck, Viola G. Derek, Peter
DeCola, Felix -- DeRidd er, Allard
Deemer, Clay F. DeSayn, Elena
DeFilippi, Amedeo Deshayes, Henri
DeGo gorza, Em ilio -- Dethier, J. V.
DeG raff, Grace Clark DeTö rne, B enoit
DeGregory, LeRoy Dett, Robert Nathaniel
DeGroat, Charles Deutsch, Leonhard
DeGroot, Marion Deverea ux, Eugene --
DeHarrack, Charles DeV eri, Laika
Deimler, Kathryn G. DeVito, John A.
Deiro, Pietro Devlet-Muraz, Jafar
Deisz, Frank Devlin, M aud Steel (M rs. F. E.)
DeJarne tte, Chirtsey H. (M rs. J. S.) D'Evry, Edward
DeLa, M ildred Cecile DeWarf, Romeo O.
DeLacy, Charles DeW ick, Esmarelda
DeLand, Margaret Dexter, Marion S.
Delaney, Anna W. Deyr, No rman Hall
DeLara, Marie Diamon d, David --
DeLashmutt, Helen M . (Mrs. John) Diamond, Della Pennington
D eL assu s, M rs. M . Diamond, T.
Delavan, M aude Smith The Diapason [material in Co rporate
DeLeone, Francesco B. correspondence]
DeLiesseline, Ethel M c -- Diaz, Rafaelo --
Della V alle, James Dichmond, William
DeLuca , Hallie Dick, Gretchen
DeLucia, Albert Dickey, Mark
Demarest, Clifford D ic ke y, V irginia M.
Demare st, Victo ria Booth -- Dickinson, Clarence --
DeMassi-Hardman, F. D. Dickinson, Katherine A.
Deming, Roger Dickinson, M. R.
Deming, W. Edwards Dicks, Ernest A.
Demorest, Cha rles -- Dickson, Casp ar G. --
Dempsey, Mae E. Dickson, William B.
Dempster, Norman Dieckmann, C . W .
Demuth, J. A. Diers, Th eod ore C . --
Demuth, M rs. J. Arthur Dieter, Bernard

Dieterich, G. Milton Dow, Grace Eaton

Dietz, Charles B. Do w, M ary W all
Dietz, Mrs. John Dowd, Lyman J.
Dietze, August H. Dowdy, Mrs. Judson Robinson
Diggle, Roland Do well, Della
Diller, A ngela -- Down E ast Music Publishers
Dillingham, C. D. Do wnes, O lin
Dillon, Arthur Do wning, John E . --
Dillon, Fannie Ch arles -- Downing, W. B.
Dim ick, Alice M . Doyle, John G.
Dim ick, Ruth Harvey -- Drabison, Leonard
Dimonick, Mrs. R. A. Dra gone tte, Jessica --
Dirr, B etty Drake, Jean P.
Dittenhaver, Sarah Louise Dra ke, M aude Bartlett
Dixo n, Go rdon A. -- Drdla, Franz
Dixo n, Rilla Dre ier, M arie E. --
D re w, Eva le na M.
25 Do ak, Charles A . -- Drew, J. Carlton
Dobberfuhl, M. F. Driscoll, Alida
Dobson, E. Aldrich Driscoll, Mrs. Frederic F.
Do cteur, Lawrence J. -- Driscoll, Helen F.
Dodge, Charles W . Driscoll. Mrs. William
Do dge, Elizab eth Dro begg, W illiam --
Dodge, Margaret R. Droz, Olga H.
Dodson, Mary B. D rule y, E. M .
Doellner, Robert Drury, Miriam (M rs. C. M .)
Do ering, M arilla -- Drury, Ruth W.
D oerr, William M . Duane, James R.
Doersam, Charles H. Duart, Teddy
Dole, Charles F. DuB ois, Adelard
Do le, Nathan H askell DuBose, J. D.
Dole, Winifred Duclos, M rs. Arthur De Celles Dit
Dolmage, F. R. Dudd y, John H., Jr.
Do lphe, E mil Dudley, Marjorie E.
D on ald so n, Isabelle M. Dudos, Ernest T.
Donaldson, John L. Duffy, Frances
Donato, Anthony Duffy, John J. --
Do necker, Karl Y. -- Dufour, Russel O.
Donnelly, John Dugan, Roderick
Donoran, Mary E. Duke, Jo hn --
D on us, S . M . Duke, R. E.
Dooley, L. P. Dulfer, Ary
Dorn, B. Dulin, Dorothea
Dorsey, Beulah Dumesnil, Maurice
Dortch, Aileen Wier Dumler, Martin G.
Dougall, Hugh W . Dumon t, Ma belle B . --
Douglas, Edward C. Dunaron, Mary E.
Douglas, Ernest Dunbar, Mrs. Frances S.
Do uglas, H orace -- Duncan, John
Douglas, Sallie Hume Duncan, Ruth D ale
Dovenspike, Gerall G. Dundore, Mrs. George J.

Dunford, Virginia (Mrs. Nelson) Edgerton, Howard H.

Dunham, A. B. Edmonds, Gertrude
Dunham, George Sawyer Edmon ds, Paul --
D un ham, H en ry M . Edmund , Sister Mary
Dunham , Row land W . -- Edmund s, John --
Dunham, W. H. Edmunds-Hemingway, C.
Dunkley, Ferdinand Edmund son, Richard
Dunlap, D orothy Ruth -- Edward s, John L. --
Dunlap, Fern Glasgow Edwards, Kirkland
Dunn, Henry J. Edwards, Shirley
Dunn, Hester L. Edwards, W illiam Henry
Dunn, Marion A. Effinger, Stanley S.
Dunn, Re becca W . (Mrs. Grover L.) Efird, Mrs. Arlie L.
Duplain, Adrienne Efraim , Harris
Dupré, M arcel -- Egener, Frederic T.
Durand, Ann Egerton, Arthur
Durant, Christine Eggeling, Georg
Duren, James Eggert, G. W . --
Durieux, W illem -- Ehrich, W. A.
Durkee, Lillian B. Ehricht, D.
Durrell, Stella Eichelberger, M. E.
Durrett, Myrtle T. Eilenberg, Richa rd --
Durrett, Ocie Eisenberg, Jacob
Durschm idt, Celia Eisenstein, Stella Price
Dury, S. W . Eklund, Harry E.
Dutton, Maud Elaine, Sister M . --
Dutton, Theodo ra Elborne, William
Dwinell, Jane E. B ancro ft Elbrich, Albert
Dyckman, He len W . -- Elcus, Gaston --
Dye, Ida B elle Elder, C. I.
Dyer, W . I. Elinor, Sister Mary
Dyer, Susan Elkin, R. H.
Dykema, Peter Elkin, J . M .
Dyrssen, Eugene Elkin, R osie
D--micellaneuos and not further Ellen, Dorothea
identified Ellingford, Herbert F.
Ellinwood, Mary E.
Eager, M rs. J. L. B . -- Elliot, Charles S.
Eakins, Travis R. Elliot, Muriel
Earle, Henry Edmo nd Elliott, Florence E. (Mrs. Foster Floyd)
Earle, Loretta Elliott, Mrs. Frank
Earnest, Mina Ellis, Ce cil Osik
E astes, H elen M . Ellis, Florence Rugg
Eaton, Dorothy Ellis, Florine J. (M rs. M . S.)
Ebeling, Hermann Ellis, J. Mabel
Ebell, Hans Ellis, James W .
Eberhardt, Ma rtha Ellis, Robert
Ebert, William Ellis, William W.
Eckelberry, R. H. Ellison, Evelyn Townsend
Eckstein, M axwell Ellstrom, Eva E.
Eddy, Clarence -- Elmer, Alice Claflin

Elmore, Norma identified

Elson, M rs. Lou is G. --
Elswick, Inez Fab er, Pa ul --
Fábrega, Ricardo
26 Emerich, C arrie -- Faelten, Carl
Emerson, Luther O. Faelten, Reinhold
Emery, Dorothy Radde Fahn estock, Ka rol --
Emery, Mo ritz Hauptmann Fair, Max
Emery, Stephen A. Fairless, Emily H.
Emig, Do rothy -- Falc on, J ohn M .
Endres, Olive P. Falletto, Charles
Eneroth, Margaret Fant, Joe J.
Engel, A. Lehman Farley, Roland
Engel, Carl -- Farmer, Ernest J.
England, Russell J. Farnsworth, Charles H.
English, Gra nville -- Farr, Samuel R.
Ensrud, Paul Farra r, Geraldine --
Epler, P. H. Farrar, Sarah G.
Eppert, Carl Farrington, Marion
Erb, J. Lawrence Fassett, How ard F ield --
Erb , Mae-Aileen -- Fastofsky, Jascha
Erck, Edward J. Faucher, Mildred
Erde, M rs. John Faulkes, W illiam --
Erdody, Leo Faust, Walter, Jr.
Erhardt, Frederick C. Fay, Mrs. Charles Edward
Erick son, C larence -- Fay, William
Erickson, Ruth S.
Erlick, A. C. 27 Federer, Ralph
Ermold, M. Ida Fed ora, A lfred --
Ernest, J. L. Fee, Dorothy
Eschellbach, Hans Felber, Herman
Espy, Mrs. A. Lee Felis, P.
Estes, Florence E. Felix, Nola B.
Etherington, Charles L. Felkins, Guy C.
Euthalia, Sister Fell, Edith W.
Evans, Burwell Felts, Ethel Dawson (M rs. W . S.)
Evans, David L. Fenimore, Paine
Evans, Ed win -- Fenner, Beatrice
Evans, Effie D. Fento n, Alice A. --
Evans, Gardner Fenton, Harley
Evans, George M arks -- Fenton, John A.
Evans, H. R. Fenw ick, Virginia
Evans, Harriet C. Ferber, Richard
E vans, J essie M. Ferguson, Bess
Evans, M arie Lo uise (M rs. H. H .) Ferguson, Ella B . (Mrs. Roy)
Everett, Ed na -- Ferguson, John
Everett, Elinor Ferguson, Robert
Eversole, N. J. Ferguson, Tilla
Eville, V ernon -- Ferra ri, Gustave --
Ewing, Louise F. Ferris, Edwin H.
E--miscellaneous and not further Ferris, Isabel D.

Ferro, Stefano Flannogan, Agnes G.

Festival Music Co. Flath, P. Hans
Fettinger, Fred Fleissne r, Otto --
Ficcio, Valentino Fleming, Annie
Fichandler, William Fleming, Gordon
Fidelman, S. Fleming, Phoebe
Fiedler, M ax -- Flesher-Campbell, Josephine
Fielder, Russell Fletcher, Douglas A.
Fields, Edna Fletcher, Edward
Filmusic Company Fletcher, Florence
Fimm en, E. A. Fletcher, H. Grant
Filsinger, Sara Teasdale: see Teasdale, Fletcher, John --
Sara Fletcher, Leila
Finch, Charles E. Fletcher, Thomas
Finck, Hen ry Theop hilus -- Fleuriet, Myrtie Randolph (M rs. F. B .)
Fingar, John R. Flood, Dora Flick
Fink, Emma Flora, Richard W.
Fink, W ilhelm Flourney, William W.
Finkeni, Pau l W . Flynn, Bernard
Finley, Loraine Noel -- Flynn, William
Finney, Lulu E. Fobair, Law re nc e M .
Finney, Ross Lee -- Foe rster, Ad olph Martin --
Finzenhagen, Ludwig Fogle, O. L.
Fischer, Mrs. C. H. Fold s, Olive E. (M rs. George W .)
Fischer, Mabel E. Follett, Ben B.
Fischer, Otto L. Foote, Arthur
Fischer, Sumner I.
Fish, Charles E. 28 Foo te, Earle V. --
Fisher, E. M artin Foote, Sheldon
Fisher, Edward Forbes, Winifred
Fisher, Emil Force, N atalie
Fisher, Glad ys W . (Mrs. Robert M .) Ford, Alexand ra --
Fisher, Grant E. Ford, Ellen Vinton
Fisher, Laura H. Ford, Ernest B.
Fisher, Louise B. Ford, Florence Allen
Fisher, Mary C. -- Ford, Mrs. Glenn L.
Fisher, Norman Z. Ford, Helen Parker
Fisher, W illiam Arms -- Ford, Margaret E.
Fisher, Wilson John Ford, Rose
Fishwick, William Ford, Zan Trail
Fittz, George A. Forney, Lucile
Fitz, Theophilus Forshner, J. G.
Fitzgerald, Joanna Forsyth, Alexander
Fitzhugh, Sallie P. Forsyth, E.
Fitzsimmons, Caroline D. (Mrs. John Fortune, Flo (M rs. C. E.)
O.) Foster, C. W .
Flagler, Robert S. -- Foster, Dorothy J.
Flanders, Bert H. Foster, Frances
Flandorf, Vera (Mrs. W alter) Foster, Sue J.
Flandorf, Walter Foster, Mrs. W. G.
Flannery, Agnes V. Foust, Forest J.

Fowler, Charles R. Freystadtl, D.

Fowler, J. A. Freytag, K.
Fow ler, Kathryn Fricker, H. A.
Fowler, Rosalie B. Fricker, Lena D.
Fox, Felix Friedman, Harold W.
Fox, Frank M. -- Frierson, Cara
Fox, N. E. Friml, R udolf --
Fox, Oscar J. Friml, William
Fraieli, Domenico Fromm, Ben
Fralicilli, K athryn Frost, Bernice --
Framp ton, John R oss Frost, Clare
France, Edward E. -- Frost, Frances
France, William E. Frothingham, Eugenie
Franchini, Julius Fry, H enry S. --
Francis, J. Henry Fry, Mrs. Ivan B.
Francis, Sister M . -- Fry, Margaret E.
Francis, Robert C. Fryfogle-Pohlmann, Helen
Francke, Kuno Frysinger, J. Frank
Frank, Fran cis -- Fugate, Fern
F rank , G erald M . Fuhrmann, Edw. A.
Frank, L. Fulbright, Marie W.
F rank e, M . Fuller, Caroline
Frankel, B. Bartlett (M rs. Cec il) Fuller, Ethel C.
Franklin, Louis B. Fuller, Mary F.
Franz, Mrs. H. E. Fulmer, Dorothy L.
Frase r, Elizabeth Fulmer, Harriet G.
Fraser, May E. Fulton, Maye Debe nport
Fraser, Mrs. R. T. Funderburg, Frank
Frazee, Gerald F. Furniss, Mary E.
Frederick, Paul Furrell, Maude
Frederick, Walter H. Fyfe, James C.
Fredericks, Helen F--miscellaneous and not further
Fred erickse n, Em il Griel -- identified
Fred eriksen, To rvald
Frederickson, George E. Gabrilow itsch, Ossip --
Freebey, Frace A dele Gage, Mrs. T. E.
Freeburne, C. L. Gagel, Lewis --
Freeman, J. Gagnon, Adrian P.
Freeman, M innie Coons Gagnon, Marjorie A.
Freim uth, M rs. M . C. -- Gahagan, M rs. Henry K. --
Freivogel, Esther Gahm, Joseph
French, Eilene Gaily, Isabel T racy (M rs. W . E.)
French, Felix Gaines, Samuel Richards --
F rench, L id a M . Gainfort, E.
French, Mary Margaret Gais, Walter
French, Mattie Sue Galbraith, J. Lamont
French, Ray W . Gale, Florence E. --
French, Ruth E. Gale, Kenneth P.
French, Ward A. Gallagher, Elizabeth L.
Freuder, Irene Gallagher, Sears
Frey, Ethel L. Galle, Mrs. Harry

Gallina, Herbert Gay, H. R., Jr.

Gallion, Walter Gay, Rossie Barrett
Gallo, Joe Geary, Anna V.
Gallo, S. Gebhard, H einrich --
Galloway, Charles Geehl, Henry S.
Galloway, Clifton Arthur Geer, E. H arold
Galloway, Tod B. Gegenheimer, Georgia (M rs. A. L.) --
Galperin, S. H. Gehring, Albert
Galphin, Louise Gehring, Carl E.
Gamauf, Ladislaus Gehring, Lew
Geiger, Lo uella
29 Ganfield, G ertrude D. -- Gelbart, Felix
Gannett, E. K. Gelfer, Frances
Gannett, K ent -- Genet, M arianne --
Gannon, Will J. George, Marian
Ganschow, Theo. F. George, Millard F.
Ganz, Rudolph Gerber, Vergil G.
Garcia, Mrs. Mario Gerace, Pius
Gardiner, Edwin L. Gerisch, Mrs. L. A.
Gardiner, Evelyn Gail -- Gery, Howard K.
Gard iner, Maud Luise Gest, Elizab eth
Gardner, Do nnave Gether, Adolp ha E. --
Gardner, Grace G. Getman, Frederick H.
Gardner, Johanna M elhorn Gettel, Mary Alice
Gardner, Laurene Getz, Lulu M arie
Gardner, Margaret A. Gfell, Lila G.
Gardner, Ruth -- Gibble, E lizabeth
Gardner, William H. Gibson, Archer
Garland, Harold Gibson, G. R.
Garmaize, Arthur E. Gibson, H.
Garman, George G. Gibson, P aul W .
Garnett, Louise Ayres Gibson, S.
Garratt, Julia Pearl Steen Gibson, Van R.
Garrett, Georgia -- Gideon, He nry
Garrett, Violetta Giese, Florence M. --
Garrison, E. Rhey Giese, Grace Karr
Garritt, Franc es (M rs. G. S.) Gietzen, A.
Garroway, W ill Giffoni, G.
Garthwaite, A. L. Gifford, F. K.
Garvin, Mrs. John Giglio, Salvatore A.
Gasque, Ruth B eaty Gilbert, Gladys V.
Gassett, Isabel Hicks Gilbert, Harold W . --
Gates, Leo Alvin G ilbert, H az el M .
Gatwood, E. J. Gilbert, Henry
Gauger, William H. Gilbert, Jerry
Gaul, Harvey Gilbert, M athilde Rokoff
Gauntlett, Basil D. -- Gilbert, Stella
Gaut, Helen Lukens Gilcher, Rudolph P.
Gavigan, Louise Gilchrist, W . W .
Gavin, M ary Belle Giles, Agnes D.
Gay, Annie E. Gillham, Ruth Mary

Gilliland, W. D. Goldman, Jack

Gillis, Mary S. Go ldman, Sad ie
Gilman, B oris W . Go ldmark, Rubin --
Gilroy, Mabel E. Goldstein, Herman H.
Gilson, A. P. Go ldstein, Josep h --
Gilson, F. H., Co. Goldstein, Sol
Gilver, Henry Franklin Belknap Goldsworthy, W. A.
Gilbert, Russell Snively Go ldthwaite, George T. --
Gilchrist, Grace G. Goldwater, Julia K.
Gilman, Carl A. -- Gomph, Amelia R.
Gimbel, Bertha Gonzales, Joseph
Ginder, C. Richard Go od, E . L. --
Gingrich, Irving Good, M argaret Alice
Giniher, Grace Go od, M arian B . (Mrs. R. E.)
Givens, Celeste B. Good, Orville H.
Goodbar, May
30 Gladki, Regina -- Go ode ll, Alice M . --
Gladle, Harold W. Goodm an, Rose
Gladstone, J. G oodnature , K atherine M .
Gladwell, A. V. Goodrich, Charles G.
Glascott, A. Katherine Goodrich, Florence A.
Glascott, Frank Go odrich, S. C arlisle, Jr. --
Glass, Janet G oodridge , A . M .
Glazebrook, Grace H. Goo dwin, Hugo
Gleason, Noel Gookins, Eva C.
Glenn, Estella Goo ssens, Albert
G lick, J esse G. M . Gordon-Smith, Alice
Glomb, J. C. Gore, Lela M aurine
Glover, David Carr Gormly, Bessie Norman
Gluc k, Alma -- Gorrell, Glenn
Gluck, H. Hartung Gorrell, Henry H.
Glynn, Annie L. Gorret, Mercedes B.
Glynn, Frank lin -- Gorton, Raymond
G nass, F rances M . Gosieski, George
Gnazzo, Richard Gosse, Selby
Goatley, Alma Go thard, H. W .
Go ble, W ayne -- Gould, Helena A nna
Godfrey, Jennie E. Gould, Octavia R.
Go dow sky, Leo pold -- Goulding, H. Roe
Goebel, Joseph Gouled, Vivian G.
Goeddel, Gertrude E. G ourle y, Ella M.
Goepp, Philip H. Gouvea, Leono re
Goerdeler, Julius A. Go van, M yrtie
Go etschius, Perc y -- Gowler, John T.
Goetz, Margaret Gra bill, Ethelbert W .
Going, Charles Buxton Graf, Grace
Gold, Alice A. Graham, Ed na Jeanne
Goldblatt, Maurice Gra ham, Marie
Goldbe rg, Clara Gra ham, Rob ert Rerric
Goldberg, Max G ra ha m, V iole t M .
Golden P rss, The Grainger, Percy Aldridge

Granberry, George Folsom Griffiths, Elva S.

Gra nfield, Arthyr T raves -- Griffiths, Margaret R.
Granite, A. G. Grimes, Mrs. A. B.
Gra nt, E. M . (Mrs. W . A.) Grimes, Matilda
Grant, Gordon C. G rindy, R oy M .
Grant, John F. Griscom, Donald A.
Grant, Joseph W . Grissen, Carl
Gra nt, W illiam Parks -- Griswold, Henrietta Dippman
Gra nt-Schaefer, G . A.: see Boxes 31-32 Griswold, Ruth (M rs. Harold Tho mas)
Granzow, Paul Grobee, Alma
Gra sse, Ed win Groen, Alfred
Graves, L. E. Gro ff, Leslie
Gra y, Glad ys E. -- Groff, Ray
Gra y, Laura C. G . (Mrs. C. D .) Groom , Lester W.
Gray, Len. Gro sbayne, Benjam in
Gray, W illiam Richard Grosh, Paul E.
Gross, Bethuel
31 Grant-Schaefer, G. A. -1930 Gross, E. E. E.
Gross, Leroy C.
32 Grant-Schaefer, G. A. 1931-1938 Grosse, Oliver
Gro ton, Frederic
33 Gre ely, Philip -- Gro ut, Do nald J. --
Green, Ethel Gro ve, D avid
Gre en, H arold Grover, R. Frederick
Green, W. Hughson Gruen, Rudolph --
Green, W illiam I. Grunert, H azel B . (Mrs. Lou is M.)
Greenbaum, Ralph Grunn, Home r --
Greene, Mrs. James H. Gruppè, Hazel
Greene, Margaret Dishman Gudmu ndsso n, Björgvim
Gre ene, R ichard Arno ld Guelick, Henry D.
Greene-Revel, Inc. Guenther, E. A.
Gre ener, Josep h H. -- Guilmant, Alexandre
Greenfield, Anne Gulesian, Grace W arren
Gre entree, W illiam J. -- Gummick, Frederic --
Greenwood, R. R. Gunder, Mrs. John L.
Gregory, Herbert S. Gurewich, Jascha
Gregory, Norman Gurlitt, Cornelius --
Gregson, John F. Gurrita, Erne st
G rein er, M . Gustafson, Elmer E.
Gressman, Nan Kirley Gustafson, Pearl
Gre sscher, Phil. Gustlin, Clarence
Grey, C. J. Guttersen, A , W ,
Grey, Frank H. Gwynderwen, Walker
Grieb, Herbert C. -- G--miscellaneous and not further
Grielich, H. D. identified
Gries, Charles A.
Griffeth, Katie J. Haase, O scar --
Griffin, Ada L. Hackett, Alice
Griffis, Elliot Hackett, Arthur
Griffith, E . L. -- Hackett, Henry
Griffiths, Mrs. D. J. Haddo ck, M arshall

Haddo ck, Ruth Hammer, Neville A.

Hadfield, Jane (M rs. B. G .) Hamm erbacher, Edmund
Hadley, H enry K imba ll Hammond, Earl C.
Haeussler, Paul Hammond, Meryle W . --
Hagedorn, H erma nn -- Hamner, Ben L.
Hagen, R ose B etty Hampto n, Adele N ilon (M rs. George F.)
Hagman, Be rnice S mith (M rs. F. C.) Hampton, George F.
Hahn, Carl Hanchette, Edward A.
Hahn, J. H. Hanchette, Mrs. R. C.
Hahn, Lucy W . -- Hanel, Charles L.
Haight, Kate Laycock Hanes, Calvin H.
Haile, Will E. Hanna, Mrs. Charles
Hailing, R. G. Hanna, William J.
Haines, Thomas B. Hannah, H. W .
Hannay, Meta K.
34 Halbe, Sa ra -- Hanscom, E. W .
Hale, Gertrude H. Hansen, Ferdinand --
Hale, Leslie Hansen, Gustav
Hale, Mae Pascoe Hansen, Julius A.
Hale, Philip Hansen, Lillie A.
Hall, Alfred -- Hansen, R uth
Hall, Mrs. B. H adsell Hansen, W. A.
H all, F lo rence M . Hansen, W ilhelm
H all, G eo rge W . Hanson, Eddy
Hall, Hannah Hanson, Elaine
Hall, Jay R. Hanson, Howard --
Hall, Marie F. Hanson, Jéhu-E uell
Hall, Ralph E. -- Hanson, Ruth V .
Hall, S. K. Harbison, J. H.
Hall, William John Harbridge, Albert J.
Hallbauer, Henry R. -- Harburg, E. Y.
Hallett, Helen Miles Harburn e, Thom as --
Halling, August Harder, Rosina Raymo nd
Hallock, Guy R. Hardie, F. R.
Halseth, Elmer J. Harding, Maude B.
Halter, August Hardy, Edward
Halverson, Mrs. Herbert R. Hardy, L. W . --
Hamer, Mrs. F. D. Hardy Music Publishing Co.
Hamer, George F. Hardy, Sara L.
Hamer, H arold S. -- Hardy, Stanley S.
Hamil, Lura Coolley (M rs. F. L.) Hare, Lulu
Hamilt, Beulah S. Hare, Mrs. V. F.
Hamilton, A nna H euerm ann -- Haring, Raymond E.
Hamilton, Eber C. Harker, F. Flaxington --
Hamilton, Evelyn F. Harlan, G eorgia
Hamilton, Robert Harling, W. Franks
Hamilton, S arah -- Harmer, Charles H.
Hamilton, V enetia Harmer, H. W .
Hamil, George Harmon, D. P.
Hamil Studios Harmo n, Frank
Hamma, Dorothea Harnish, H azel H arris

Harold, Margaret -- Hatch, Elizabeth F.

Harozini, Zoe Hatch, Harold E.
Harper, Emily Hatch, Mabel Lee
Harper, Kate La R ue Hatch, M ay D. --
Harper, Lois Hatch, Virginia and Al
Hatfield, Cora Salmans
35 Harrack, Charles de -- Hathaway, George W.
Harrington, Deane H. Hatheway-W hite, Mary
Harrington, Emily S. Haubiel, Charles
Harris, Cuthbert Haughton, John Alan --
Harris, Ed ward C. -- Haukinson, Leon
Harris, Faye Haulter, Earl
Harris, Gertrude L. Hause, Edward K.
Harris, Gwen Hausenfluck, Frances Wright
Harris, John Roy Hauser, Carl
Harris, Latham E. Havel, Annie
Harris, Mrs. Latham E. Havey, Dorothy
Harris, Mary V. Hawes, Julia Pickett
Harris, Norine W. Hawkes & Harris Music Co., The
Harris, Victor -- Hawkesworth, Alan S.
Harrison, James Hawkins, Casper
Harrison, Julius -- Hawkins, William J.
Harrison, Ruth R. Hawley, Annie A. (Mrs. George)
Harrje, Fred Hawley, Ralph
Hart, Frank J. Hawley, Robert
Hart, Grace Robertson Hawthorne, Ernest P.
Hart, Ralph E. Haxby, William G.
Hart, William O. Hay, Anna H. (M rs. J. J.)
Harthan, Hans Hayden, F. Francis
Hartle, Thomas Hayes, Clara H.
Hartley, S. Fra ncis Hayes, Earl
Hartley, William H aye s, Eliz abeth M .
Hartmann, Arthur Hayes, John J.
Hartsuch, B ruce E . -- Hayes, Opal Louise --
Hartwell, John F. Hayford, James H.
Harve y, Anna M iller Ward (Mrs. Haynes, Donald F.
Fred eric H .) Haynes, Helen S.
Harvey, N ell W ait Hays, Robert W .
Harvey, Julian A. Hazen, Josephine W.
Harville, Maude V. Heacox, Arthur E.
Harwood, Frederick Head, M artin V . --
Hascall, J. P. Healy, Geneviev e Hodgson (M rs. R. K .)
Hascall, Lee C. Healy, Mary G . (Mrs. A. A ugustus)
Hascall, Wilbur F. Heath, Josie
Hasemeyer, Helen Heaton, Wallace
Hasckell, Christine S. Heaton, W allace, Jr.
Hasckell, Pearl Heaton, Walter
Hastings, Ro ss Hébert, Berthe
Hebert, M. J.
36 Hatch, Ed ith: see Jamesson, Edith Hatch Heckel, P eggy B ash (M rs. Albert K.)
-- Hecker, Edna

Hedden, Warren Hess, J. Leo

Heffley, Edna Zimmerman Hesse, Guillaume --
Heffner, Margaret Hesser, Ernest G.
Hegert, Ruth Heusner, Vick J.
Heifetz, Emanuel R. Hewitt, Alice F. E.
Heilman, William C. Hewitt, Charles
Heins, Carl -- Heyman, Katherine
Heisler, Juanita Hibbs, Cleo Allen --
Held, Frank, J. Hibber, N ellie
Helfand, Maurice Hicks, Eloise Ernestine
Heller, H. Michael Hicks, H. B.
Heller, Henry Hicks, Hobart
Heller, Roger P. Hicks, J. V. --
Hem menbach, Jos. Hicks, Juanita
Hempe l, Frieda -- Hier, Ethel Glenn --
Henderson, A. Higdon, Isabel
H en derso n, A . M . Higgins, Clifford
Henderson, Agnus Higginson, E.
Henderson, E lizabeth Higginson, J. Vincent --
Henderson, H erbert -- Higgons, Mae B.
H en derso n, J . M . Highbargin, Orrel
Henderson, O lga B . -- Hightower, William O.
Henderstein, Leo
Hendrick, Laura A. 37 Hilary, Fred eric --
Hendrix, J. L. Hildemann, Rudolf
Henneman, Alexander Hildreth, Daisy Wood
Henning, Charles Hildreth, Richard E.
Henry, Co rdilia Hill, Alfred
Henry, Elton Hill, Chester
Henry, George L. Hill, Edward B urlingam e --
Henry, Harold Hill, Edwin
Henschel, Geo rge -- Hill, Elizabeth G.
Hensley, James H., Jr. Hill, Frank C.
Hensley, Lucille A. Hill, Fre d Linc oln
Hentschel, Karl Hill, James A.
Hentz, Annita K. (Mrs. W illiam B .) Hill, Junius W .
Hepburn, M ary M . (Mrs. N. W .) Hill, L. E.
Herbert, Julia R. Hill, Mabel Wood
Herbert, Victo r: see Bartlett, Ella Hill, M ildred J. --
Herbert H ill, M rs. T. M .
Herbert, William Hill, Walter
Heria, R. C. Hill, William R.
Hering, Linda H. Hille, G ustav --
Herlan, G ustav O swald Hiller, F.
Herman, Reinhold L udwig Hills, Agnes
Hermann, H enry Hills, Chauncey
Herndo n, Leslie -- Hillsdon-H utton, E . W .
Herrmann, W illy Hils, Al
Herzog, Helen P. Hilty, Everett Jay
Herzwurm, Ernest F. H ine, M arie M.
Hespenheide, Carl F. Hines, Richard

Hinton, Effie R. Ho ltorf, Grace S coullar (M rs. C. C.)

Hip ps, M argaret S. (M rs. J. B.) Holtzschue, Ora Seaman (Mrs. William)
H iro ns, R uth M . Holzhacker, Anton
Hitchcock, John B. Holzhausen, Herold von
Hjerleid-Shelley, Ida Holzworth, Alfred
Hjorth, Esther L. Ho meyer, Alice M ae --
Hoad , George H onea , M rs. G eorge M .
Ho berg, Margaret -- Ho obler, Diecy --
Ho bson, M arie Hood, Elenoir C.
Ho dges, Mrs. A. W . Hood, Helen
Ho dgkins, Grace A. -- Ho oker, Brian --
Hodgson, Hugh L. H ookla nd, O lga M .
Hod gson, William Paul Hoo per, Herbert, Jr.
Hoenig, Mrs. L. H. Ho over, G. Lucille
H offman , E dw in M . H oove r, H arold, M .
Hoffmann, Guy Ho over, Ora Lee --
Hoffmann, Ma urice, Jr. Hope, Louise G.
Hofman, Christine L. Hope, Melba
Ho fmann, Josef -- Hop kins, Franklin
Hofstad, Mildred Hopkins, Harry Patterson
Hogan, Mrs. Ed. Ho pkins, P hilip J. --
Hogan, John F. Ho pkins-B ayonne, Lula
Hogg, William Hopekirk, Myrtle Church
Ho ijer, Dorothy (M rs. Harry) Hoppe, Fritz
Hokanson, M argrethe Ho pson, Elizabeth
Holbrook, Mildred Ho ran, Ethel M . --
Holbroo k, Paul Horcher, William
Holcomb, Louis E. Horn, Edm und
Holcomb, Sidney B. Hornberger, G. O.
Holden, Albert J. Horne, M allory
Ho lden, S tella Horner, Ralph
Holdsworth, J. B. Horner, William J.
Holer, Karl Horod as, Josephy
Ho lésco, Mona -- Horowitz, Fanny Eckhardt
Ho lger, Rolf Horswell, Francis A.
Ho llaender, Victor -- Horton, C. E.
Holland, Bonnie Acton Ho rton, C . Earle
Holligsworth, Geneva Horton, Lewis Henry
Hollins, Alfred Horvath, Geza
Ho lloway, F . W . Hoskins, William
Ho lman, G ertrude D. -- Hosmer, E. S.
Ho lme, T riegue y La V inya
Holmes, Charles H. 38 Ho ughton, Ke nneth W . --
Ho lmes, G race T reat (M rs. Ira W .) Hounshell, Pryce
Ho lmstrand, M arie House, Gertrude N evins
Holst, Isabel House, W. Bromley
Ho lst, Ma rie: see Seuel-Holst, Ma rie Houseley, Henry
Holt, Earl K. Ho usman, Rosalie --
Holt, Julianne Houston, Cora J.
Holt, L. L. Houston, Dora Laurence
H oltk amp, E sth er, M . Houston, Harlan

Ho vdesven, E . Arne -- Hummel, Paul K.

Howard , Carl Humphrey, Annie W.
Howard, Creed Humphreys, Helen C.
Howard, Frances B. Hunn, W. R.
Howard, J. M. F. Hunt, Arthur B.
H ow ard , J ames M . Hunt, Percy Fenton
Ho ward , John Tasker -- Hunter, Fordyce
H ow ard , M ary M . Hunter, J. F.
Ho ward , Shafter -- Huntley, Fred H.
Howard, Vernon Huntley, Lottie
Howat, Rob ert Huntley, Ro sia
Howe, J. S. Hurley, Abbey
Howe, James Hamilton Hurlin, Arthur
Ho we, M ary -- Hurst, Edna (M rs. Earl Oliver)
Howe, Nettie A. Hurst, Goby
Howe, Ralph E. Hurum, A lf
Howe, Urban Huss, Henry Holden --
Howe, W alter Edward Hutchins, Guy S., Jr.
Ho well, Inez Baker -- Hutchinson, Georgia R.
Howery, Netty E. Hutchinson, Gertrude E.
Howes, Sarah K. Hutchinson, John
Howland, William Hutchison, Ame lia J. M axwell
Howson, Frank A. Hutchison, Jennie Eckels
Hubbard, Frances V. Hutson, Lo yd
Huber, K athryn E stelle -- Hyatt, N. Irving --
Hudson, Mrs. H. B. Hyd e, Fred Sm ith
Hudson, Oc tavia H--miscellaneous and not further
Hud son-Alexander, M rs. identified
Huerter, Charles
Huether, Josep hine -- Ibbert, Eliza beth
Hug, M rs. John Ibbotson, Ernest M. --
Huggins, Hazel Baker Ide, Chester
Hughes, A gnes Lockhart -- Igna tius, Siste r M .
Hughes, C lara B . (Mrs. E. F.) Ihrke, W .
Hughes, E dwin -- Illiashenko, A. S. --
Hughes, Harrison T. Illingworth, Nelson
Hughes, Jean M orriso n (M rs. Lee W .) Illmer, Gustav Marius
H ug hes, J en nie M. Ingle, Margaret P.
Hughes, Lillian Blakemere Ingman, Grace E.
H ug hes, M arie M. Ingold, M rs. G . M .
Hughes, R upert -- Ingram-Brookes, John
Hughes, Vernon Innis, Laura Slade
Huhn, Bruno Ireland , Albert --
Ireland, Mrs. H. B.
39 Huling, Ellis -- Irvine, Carolena Lindsay
Hull, Ada Virginia Irving, Mrs. James L., Jr.
Hull, Alexander Irwin, Florence
Hull, Edith -- Isa ac s, Lew is M .
Hulsman, Mary R. Itell, John Bryant --
Humason, Thomas O. Ivanoff, Rosamond
Humiston, Alva S. Ivy, James

Jennings, Mrs. W. T.
Jachim, Ed ward -- Jervis-R ead, H. V . --
Jackowska, Suzanne d'A. Jess, Grace Wood
Jackson, E dith Jester, William S.
Jackson, E dna Barrett Jewell, Emma Whitten
Jackson, E lizabeth B. (M rs. Dudley C .) Jewell, Lucina
Jackson, Ernest H. Jewe tt, Albert D. --
Jackson, F. L. Jewett, Bernard L.
Jackson, Fred L. Jiles, Winifred A.
Jackson, John L.
Jackson, Leda Grego ry 40 Jenkins, Cora W. -1946
Jackson, Maud C.
Jaco bs, Julia 41 Johanson, Lenore --
Jaco bsen, Hen ry -- Johns, Arthur F.
Jacobsen, O. Irving Johns, Clayton
Jaco bson, Joseph G eorge -- Johns, Louis Edgar
Jacobus, Dale Asher Johnson, Alfred H. --
Jacquest, W. E. Johnson, B. O.
Jadassohn, Alexander -- Johnson, Bertha Curtis
James, Edward A. Johnson, Burges
James, Edyth L. Johnson, Celia F.
James, Pauline, S. (Mrs. George Johnson, Clayton
Francis) Johnson, Dora
James, Gladden William Johnson, Edith
James, Philip -- Johnson, Eleanor
James, Virginia Johnson, F. Arthur
James, W . L. -- Johnson, George F.
James, Willis L. Johnson, Gustavus
Jameson, Robert U. Johnson, Helen Mae
Jamesson, Edith Hatch (M rs. W . W . Johnson, Hope Gatewood
Jameson) Johnson, Horace
Jamison, Abbie No rton -- Johnson, J. C. --
Jan, Mrs. Joseph Johnson, J. St. A.
Janke, Charles Johnson, Janus J.
Jankowski, Peter J. Johnson, Lee A.
Janpolske, Albert G. Johnson Lumber Company, Inc.
Jansen, Hendrick Johnson, Marjorie Conrad
Janssen, W erner -- Johnson, Mrs. Phine --
J an uary, E dw ard M . Johnson, Rob ert Curtis
J areck ie, A lex M . Johnson, Mrs. Rho die
Jarvis, B urnett Johnson, Mrs. Th eo. W .
Jaques-Dalcroze Johnson, Vlyn
Jarratt, Lita Johnson, Wallace A.
Jean, Elsie -- Johnson, W illiam Edwa rd
Jeffery, Frank Mo ore Johnson, William Spencer
Jelinek, Leon Walter Johnston, Felton A.
Jenkins, Cha rles -- Johnston, Gilbert K.
Jenkins, Cora W .: see Box 40 Johnston, Hazel E.
Jenkins, Walter S. Johnston, Josephine C.
Jenney, Walter E. Johnston, Kathryn W.
Jennings, M rs. Heath Johnston, Malcom S.

Johnston, Mary F. Kaiser, Grace C.

Jokl, George Kalisch, Edna
Jonas, Alb erto -- Kalter, Robert
Jones, Charles C. Kantzler, C lara E. (Mrs. H. J.)
Jones, Corliss W. Karapetoff, Vladimir
Jones, David Hugh Karcz, Wtadystaw
Jones, Ed ith Karg-Elert, Sigfrid
Jones, Edwin Arthur Karlinsky, Leop[old] --
Jones, Ella L. Karnatz, V iola
Jones, H. Clayton Karr, Fulton B.
Jones, Harriet B. Kaspar, Frances
Jones, Helen P erry -- Kaspar, Josef
Jones, Horace Kasten, W illibald
Jones, Hulda Jean -- Katz, Tenaze
Jones, Neville N. Kauffman, Russell E.
Jones, Ro bert E llis Kaufmann, Ga briele --
Jones, Thomas L. Kaull, Clarence R.
Jones, Winnie Grace Kaun, Hugo --
Jones, Walter Howe Kaun Music Co., William A.
Jord an, Eduard -- Kay, Emily Grace
Jordan, Harry C. Keady, Frances
Jordan, Jennie B. Keats, N. C.
Jord an, Jules -- Keefer, Charles H.
Jordan, Lilian Keefer, Mabel
Jordan, Myrtle L. Keehn, Howard B.
Jord an, W . C. -- Keeler, Bradley
Jores, Ernest F. Keen, Edw ard
J org en sen, P eter M . Keene, A rthur B . --
Jörgensen, Ruth Edna Keenan, Gertrude
Jorgenson, Nora Keith, Fern E.
Joseph Publishing Co. Keith, George D.
Keller, George O.
42 Jubb, Florence Keller, Hazel
Judd, Harry A. -- Keller, John
Judson, Agnes Strong Keller, Leo D.
Judson, Alice S. Keller, Valera
Juel-Frederiksen, E mil Kellett, Mattie W.
June, Martin W . Kelling, Mildred Pearl
Jung, Otto, Jr. Kellogg, Clarence E.
Jung, P. L. Kelly, George W.
J--miscellaneous and not further Kelly, R. A.
identified Kelly, Vera
Kelly, Virginia
Kalinowski, Walter E. Kelser, Fred W.
Kalnins, Alfred -- Kelserbo rn, J. Lo uis
Kämp f, Karl Kelsey, Ruth Wilson
Kahle, Clara M . (Mrs. A. W .) Kemba ll Music Co . --
Kahn, Benjam in K em mer, G eo rge W .
Kaifer, Pauline Kemp , Leonora
Kaiser, Charles Kemp, M yrtle
Kaiser, Frank Kempf, Frederic W.

Kendall, Belle R. King, Pearl

Kendall, L. B. King, Rob ert --
Kendall, Laura F. King, Rudolph
Kendrie, Frank E. King, William C.
Kenned y, Mrs. C. W . Kingelin, Almore
Kennedy, Katharine Kinnaman, C. R.
Kenned y, Lila -- K innon, J . C . M .
Kennedy, W. F. Kinnear, William B.
Kenney, Arthur J. K inne y, M rs. Eve re tt M .
Kenney, Cady C. Kinney, Thomas F., Jr.
Kenney, George F. Kinscella, Hazel Gertrude
Kenning, Henry Kinsey, Hague
Kenny, John Kirb is, Edw ard --
Kent, Jessie W . -- Kirby, Nan
Kent, Wolven Kirk, Hazel Jean
Kerley, Jane Kirk, Henry
Kern, Carl W ilhelm -- Kiskadd on, Louise (M rs. George C.)
Kern, F. A. Kissenger, R ichard --
Kern, Margaret Kiunke, Anna A.
Kerr, Carl Klaiber, Max
Kerrick, William Klauss, Noah
Kershaw, James Klebsattel, Sue
Kershaw, Joseph Klein, Bruno Oscar
Kerslake, C. V. Klein, Hermann
Kesnar, M aurits Klein, Jean
Kessler, M rs. C. J. -- K le in, J ohn M .
Kessler, John J., Jr. Kleinschmidt, O. H.
Kester, Jerrie Jennings (Mrs. Vaughan) Klemm, Gustav
Ketchey, J. F. Klingberg, Ellis G. --
Ketterer, Ella Klingle, Geo. (G eorgianna K lingle
Kettering, Eunice Lea Holmes)
Kettring, Donald D. -- Klug, Julia
Kiesling, C. E. Klum pkey, Julia
Kiesling, Frieda A. Knarr, B etty
Kieslich, Leo Knarr, F. Paul
Kilkka, Kaarlo W. Knauss, Vermond
Killam, Horace N. Knight, E. W illeston --
Killins, George W. Knight, Gertrude C.
Killion-Jenkins, Adah Knight, Mrs. Harry
Kilpatrick, Jack F. Knodle, Walter S.
Kime, Gen. N. Knoll, Edmund A.
Kime, V. E. Knowles, B. W .
K im mel, M . M . Knowles, Evelyn Sylvester
King , C. W . Knowles, F. D.
King, Mrs. E. R. Knowlton, E. B ruce --
King , Elizab eth Knox, Burnside
King, Ethel K nox, D orothy M .
King, Frances Knox, James C.
King, Frederick Knox, Jo sephine --
King, Oliver Knupp, Mildred
King, Pauline C. Knutsen, Kristan

43 Ko bel, B uren -- Kuester, Edith Haines

Koch, William B. Kuhler, Mary Fromeyer
Kocher, Pauline Wagner (Mrs. J. Kuhn, Walter F.
Daniel) Kun, Lad islas --
Kocoh, Louise J. Kunkel, James
Ko esis, M argarete Kunow, Anna S.
Kö hler, Friedrich Albert -- Kuntze, William
Kohler, Marie E. Kupfer, Eugene
Kohlman, F. J. Kurinsky, Joseph R.
Kolbaba, Frank J. Kurtsinger, R. B.
Ko necny, Mary T ris (M rs. Jose f) Kurtz, Edward
Korber, Arthur E. Kurtz, George H.
Korn, Rudy Kurtz, Homer
Kortkamp, Ivan Kuryllo, Adam
Kosanke, Carl Kusche, Lloyd
K oster, C ath erin e M . Kuykendall, Blanche Potter
Ko untz, Richard -- Kuzdo, Victor
Ko urian, E verett Kvelve, R udolf --
Kraft, Edwin Arthur Kyle, Elmer L.
Kraft, William J. K--miscellaneous and not further
Kramer, A. Walter identified
Kra mmer-Bangert, Edgar --
Kraner, R. F. 44 Labarthe, A lbert --
Kranz, Julius LaBounty, J. A.
Kra nz, M ary -- Labunski, Wiktor
Kraus, Olga Lace y, Fred eric
Krause, Anna M. L. Lack , Théod or --
Kreckel, Philip G. Lafferty, William
Kree, H. Caroline LaForge, Frank --
Kremer, The odora Lagasse, Maurice P.
Krentzlin, Richard Lagerstrom, R.
Kre ssel, Julius -- Lahke , Ida M .
K rieck haus, E lla M. Laighton, Ruth
Kriedte, Gustav Laird , W . W ., Jr. --
Kringlen, Stella Lake, Lo uise
Krinke, Harry Lakin, Louise
Krish, Jean Lam bertz, Arno ld
Kroeger, A. Ed. Lamont, Gladstone
Kro eger, E rnest Richard -- Lam ont, H elen --
Krolak, Mary J. Lamont, Richard R.
Kron, D. Lampros, Hazel
Kro ne, M ax T . -- LaM unyon, G. Lynn
Kronin, Kay Lanc aster, E tta
Kro nke, E mil -- Lancaster, Lo uise
Kruger, Charlotte Land , Louise (M rs. W illiam P.)
Kruger, Joseph Land au, V ictor --
Krulee, Max I. Lander, W eenona
Kubik, G ail -- Land is, Elizab eth
Kuchera, Mrs. M. J. Landis, Norman
Kuchler, Bettina Landrum, Miriam Gordon
Kuehn, Ferdinand Lane, John W .

Lane , Maude Paradis Lawrence , Benjamin

Lane, Nina Maude Lawrence, Frederick Locke
Lane, Walter Lawrence, George H.
Laney, H. Lawrence, Lucy Fay
Lang, C. Tilghman Lawrence , May F. --
Lang, Edith Lawson, Mrs. Rob ert
Lang, Margaret Ruthven Layfield, Mabel B.
Lange, Arthur Layton, Joseph E.
Lange, Rich ard -- Lazarus, Gustav
Langs, John Pierce Laze nby, A. G. --
Langstaff, Helen Leach, Wallace H.
Langum, Andrew H. Leariet, Mildred E. (M rs. R. G .)
Lanier, Louise Taylor Lease, Mary E.
Lanning, P. L. Lebel, Georg
Lanphear, Lela R. Lebow, C. F.
Lans, Carl Ledington, Bernard
Lansing, A. W . Ledington, Stanley
Lanz a, Da niel E. -- Lee, Adèle Bo hling
Lapat, Helen (Mrs. William) Lee, E lizabeth
Lapiene, Arthur S. Lee, Frances
Lapier, M ary Elizabeth Lee, James A.
Laplume, Herve Lee, M ary M . (W . T. J.)
Larabee, Lottie Lee, Norman
Larison, Carmen Lee, W illie
Larney, A. Leech, Opal E.
LaR ondelle, Louis Leed om, E verett
Larso n, Arne Baldwin Lee mhuis, M .
Larson, Lorna Lees, E.
Larson, Margaret LeFevre, Rachelle D.
Larry, Evageline Legare, M. B. S.
Lascelle, L. D. Leginska, Ethel --
LaSelva, C. Lehmann, H. Gibner
Lash & Rinehart Lehm ann, Lotte: see W illiam, Ruth
L asso r, E va M. Lehmer, Derrick Norman
Latham, A. J. Lehnhard, Pearl
Lathrop, Blanche W. Lehr, Edgar Augustine
Laubenstein, Paul F. Leidner, Harry
Laubin, Edward F. Leiffer, Louis
Laue r, Anto inette Leinann, Latona
Lauphere, C. N. Leitch, Merrill E.
Laurence, C. Lekberg, Sven
Laurence, Frank lin
Lavat, Nelson E. 45 Lemare, Edwin H.
LaVenice, William D. LeMarquand, Louis P.
Laver, Edith L. LeM assena , C. E. --
Lavigneur, Marius Lem ont, Cedric
Law, G. A. Lenard, John E.
Law, Helen P. (M rs. E. J.) Lennartz, H enriette
Law, Joseph G. Lent, C arrie B elyea --
Lawder, John F. Leonard, Paul L.
Lawless, Gertrude M . (Mrs. Frank M .) Leonard, William R.

Leone, Helena R. Liefeld, A. D.

Leonhard, Edwin A. Lieurance, Thurlow
Lepine, Raoul Liftl, Franz J. --
Leps, W assili Ligé, U ranie
LeRiemondie Studio, L. Lighthall, John A.
LeRoy, Kate Warner Likins, Ada
Leser, George J. Liles, N etta O. --
Lesh, B en W . Linam, Beatrice Lynn
LeShane, Mabel E. Lincoln, Mrs. Burr B.
Leshure, Jo hn -- Lincoln, C.
Less, Sam Lind, Lucille S now --
Lester, Mrs. L. B. Lindeman, Shirley G.
Lester, W illiam -- Lindfors, Eula Ashworth --
Letcher, R. E. Lindor, Muriel Nelson
Letovsky, Stanley Lindquist, Orville A.
Leuthner, Dorothy Lindsay, Walter
Leve ning, Effie Lindsley, Charleen
Leve nson, Boris Lindstrom, Raymond
Levinthal, Sammy Liner, M arguerette
Levy, E llis -- Linsed er, Fancho n Ruth
Levy, Mrs. Eugene Linton, Mary E.
Levy, Herman Lipp Song Co.
Lewin, Florence Lippincott, Martha Shepard
Lewis, Ada Rice (M rs. Cha rles W .) Lipp man, Fannie
Lewis, Carrie Bu llard -- Lipscom be, Na ncy Ethel M . (Mrs.
L ew is, D on M . Sterling)
Lewis, Elva C. List, George
Lewis, H. M errills Lister, Syrene
Lewis, Jessie D. Litchfield, Albert
Lewis, John Leo Litolff, Richard
Lewis, Kate Litolff, Theodor --
Lewis, L. R. Littell, Ray S. (M rs. A. J.)
Lewis, Mrs. Leo R. Little, Alla Pearl
Lewis, Maude B ethel Little, Am elia T . (Mrs. F. H.)
Lewis, Maurice Little, Mack
Lewis, P. Cosey Little, Madeline
Lewis, Ruby Reynolds Little, Rachel B arnette
Lewis, T. L. Littlefield, M arie Cain
Lewis, Walter H. Livern ash, W ill
Lhevinne, Mischa Livingston, G ertrude (M rs. John R.)
Livingston, M argarett
46 Libb y, Bessie -- Livingston, Paul Y.
Libke, Aileen Stroud (Mrs. Frederic) Livingstone, Helen
Libra ry of Co ngress [letter ma terial in Lloyd, O. G.
corpo rate series] Lloyd, Stanley
Liddle, Samuel
Liebe, Ed ouard Ludwig -- 47 Loar, Lloyd --
Lieber, Arthur Loc he r, G ertrude M.
Lieberson, S. A. Locke, Arthur W.
L ieblin g, F lo rence M . Loeffler, V.
Liebling, George Loenhold t, Minnie

Loescher, F. F. Lunt, Ernest

Loew, Victor Lurnon, Mattie R.
Loftin, Emily L. Lutton, Charles E.
Logan, Adaline L. Lutus, Louise Rood
Loggie, J. Edwin Lutz, A. L.
Lohr, Samuel Lutz, Gladys Hutchinson
Lombar, Catherine Lygart, Gertrude A.
Loncaric, Joe Lykes, Frederick E.
Long, Ethel Lynch, J. Bernard
Longacre, Lindsay B. Lyn, Carrie Ward
Longale, James L. Lynes, Adè le G. (M rs. Frank) --
Longini, Helen Lynes, Ced ric
Longino-Chancey, Eva Lynes, Frank
Loomis, Bernice C. Lynes, Twining --
Loomis, Clarence Lyon, Carrie Ward
Lopez, Penny Lyon, Elsie
Lord, Ethel E. Lyon, John McDonald
Lordam, Frank Lyons, Anna
Lorenz, Ellen Jane Lyons, William J.
Loth, L. Leslie Lytle, Victor Vaughan
Loudl, Eleonora -- L--miscellaneous and not further
Loudon, M. Jenne tte identified
Loughman, Anna T.
Louis, Mrs. Fred T. McAllister, Louise --
Loumaster, M. Evelyn McArthur, Lucy Stanley
Louw, Allan McArthur, Pauline A.
Lovas, Stephen McBrier, Vivian F. --
Lovatt, S. E. McC abe, Josephine
Love, Howard A. McCaffery, William
Love, Lura McCall, Eileen L.
Love, Ne atta McC ann, Clare
Lovejoy, H elen -- McCart, Rose Ellis
Lovelace, Austin C. MacCarthy, Hector
Loventhal, Gertrude MacCarthy, J. Ro se
Lovett, Ira McCarty, Earl R.
Lovrinovich, George A. MacCaskill, W illina --
Low , J. N. (M rs. E. H .) McCausland, F. E.
Lowe, Elizabeth E. McChesney, Berenice V.
Lowell, Myrna F. McChesney, Grant G.
Lozano, Ped ro McC leary, Fiona
Lubin, Ern est McC luny, Irene
Luca s, Georgia B. -- McClure, J. Clarendon
Lucas, Gertrude McClure, Louise B.
L ucretia, S ister M . McClusky, T. R.
Luening, Otto McColl, Hugh F.
Luetke, Ann a Co stello (M rs. Carl W .)
Luetkens, Lyd ia 48 McCo llin, Frances
Luke, Haz el (M rs. W illiam J., Jr.) McCo llum, James C . --
Luker, Frank H. McColvin, Lionel Roy
Lundquist, Matthew N. McC onaghy, James, Jr.
L un gren, A gn es M . McC onathy, Osbourne

McCo rd, D avid -- Mackay, Mirza Francis (M rs. D. F.)

McCormack, Myrtle R. MacK ay-Cantrell, L. A. --
McCo rmac k, Vincent W . McKeagan, A.
McCo rmick, Nettie Smith McKee, George E.
McCo y, William J. McKeever, Francis E.
McCrea, Ruth McKenna, Elizab ette
McCray, Ka therine D. (M rs. A. M .) McK ercher, Joan
McCray, Minnie E. McKinnon, Mrs. E.
McCue, M argaret Shirley McKinley, Carl --
McCullers, Bessie W. McK ittrick, Anne Versteeg
McC urdy, Alexander, Jr. Macklui, Charles B.
McD aniel, Miriam
McD onald, Eugene 49 MacDowell, Marian Nevins -1929
McDonald, Gladys
MacD onald, Harl -- 50 MacDowell, Marian Nevins -1944
MacDonald, Katherine H.
MacD onald, Marie Greer 51 MacDowell, Marian Nevins -1951
MacD onald, M ary (M rs. H. R .)
MacD onald, Ray Straith 52 McLain, Margaret Starr --
McD onough, Frank J. Maclary, Charles Thomas
MacD ouga ll, Ham ilton C. McLean, Arthur C.
MacD owell, Marian N evins: see Boxes McLean, David W.
49-51 McLean, Mabel
McDuffee, M abel Howard -- Maclean, Rod --
McE achern, Edna MacLe od, C ecelia
McE lfresh, Irene McLeod, James
McF adden, Barba ra McM ahon, Annabel
McFadyen, Alexander MacMahon, John A.
Mac Farlane, Harriet Story McM ahon, P. J.
McGahey, A . A. -- McM ichael, Mrs. Charles
McG arrity, Jeanette (Durae, Tara) McM illan, Margaret
McGee, Winifred E. McM illian, Helen
McGhee, W. H. O. McM ullin, Jennie Willing
MacGhee, Willaim P. MacM urray, Frederick
McGiffert, Margaret C. McNabney, Jennie
McGilvry, Eleanor A. McN amara, William J.
McG linichee, Constance MacN amee, Ha zel M acy (M rs. F. A.)
McG rath, Joseph J. McNaughton, Fred O.
McGrath, Thomas F. Mcnaughton , Ruth Flande rs (Mrs.
MacGregor, Allice L. Frank)
MacG regor, Helen McNeill, Bertha M . (Mrs. Daniel R.)
MacIndo e, Ma rgaret C. (M rs. James) McNellis, Mary Igna tius --
McIntyre, Constance Macomber, Gertrude L.
McIntyre, E dwin V aile Macpherson, Helen
McIntyre, N atalie McRae, Helen
Mac k, Frank McRae, James D.
M ack , L . M . Macrum, Edward K.
Mackay, D. Macry, J. Douglas
McKay, Francis H. McSlater, B.
McKay, Ge orge Fred erick -- Macy, M abel Blair
Mac kay, G. Cherry Madd ock, Catha rine G len --

Madd ox, E mily Harris Marble, Mabel

Madeira, E. E. Marcellus, Grace
Madison, Clara Duggan March, M rs. John
Mad ison, Maury March, M rs. Morion W .
Maduro, Charles Marchant, Arthur W .
Maekelberghe, Au gust Richard -- Marchant, Harriet Reynolds (Mrs. C.
Mae ntz, Clara B.)
Magee, Catherine F. Marchant, Leonora
Mages, Sam Marchant, Noel
Magill, W. R. Marie-Cecile, Sister
Magnuson, Mary V. M a ris, Enid M .
Mahoney, J. J. Markham, Florence E.
Maho ny, John Marks, Eugene F.
Mahoney, V irginia -- Marks, Harold K.
Maier, Guy Marks, J. C hristop her --
Main, Eleanor Marks, John D.
Majer, Joseph Marks, Leo
Malcolm, H arry Marks, Lionel S.
Malcolm, Mildred Markwo rth, Karl
Malcolmson, Harriet H. Marley, Sarah E.
Malcrewski, Julius Marple, Elizab eth
Mall, O. Marquis, R. F.
Mallard, Cyrus S . -- Marriott, E ffie
Mallet, Huldah F. Marron, Ella
Malmö f, Carin -- Marryott, Ralph E.
Malmsten, Grace T. Marsh, C harles H . --
Malone, Elinore Marsh, E lizabeth
Malone, Harry N. Marsh, M. L.
Malone, Kathleen Marsh, Herman K.
Maltby, Eileen Marsh, William J.
M altb y, L ucy M . Marshall, Calla --
Manch, Martin G. Marshall, Conrad H.
Manchester, Arthur L. Marshall, Florence E.
Manchester, F. S. M a rshall, G ertrude M.
Maneely, Mary E. Marshall, Marjorie H.
Mangeleere, Paul de Marshall, Sterling
Manhire, W ilson -- Marston, F. W .
Manicke & D elmuth Marston, G. W .
Manifold, Edna L.
Mann, Bluma 53 Martin, Elizabeth Blackburn --
Mann, E. R. Martin, Emma Frances
Mann, Frederic G. M a rtin, G . M .
Manney, Charles Fo nteyn -- Martin, H. F.
Manning, Emma Martin, John Z.
Manning, Kathleen Lookhart Martin, M artha --
Mansfield, Orlando A. Martin, Miles
Mansfield, Purc ell J. -- Martin, Paul
Mansfield, Ruby M. V. Martin, Reginald W.
Manson, J. L. Martin, Ro bert E . --
Manti, Louis Martindale, Leah
Manton, Rob ert W . Martini, Domenico

Martinson, M ollie Mayhew, Em ma K neeland (M rs.

Martireci, F. Charles E.)
Mary Lois, Sister Maylath, Herman
Mary Rosina, Sister Maynard, A. T.
Marzo, Eduardo Maynard, L. L.
Maseras, Eduardo Maynard, Lo uise
Mason, Dan iel Gre gory -- Mays, Grace
Mason, Helffenstein Mazney, Constantin J.
Mason, Isabel J. Mazuca, F. P.
Mason, Mrs. L. B. -- Mazzur, Mattie P.
Mason, Mary Bacon Mead, Edward G.
Maso n, Rose d'Amore Meagher, M yrtle Louise --
M asso nn e, M . Means, Claude
Masterson, Henry D. Mehaffey, Ernest L.
Mathes, Sidney P. Mehl, Charles Leroy
Matheson, Anne Mehnert, Albert B.
Mathews, Mrs. C. Meier, Louis A.
Mathews, James P. Meiers, Charles Horace
Mathews, Kathryn Noonan Melluish, J. G.
Mathews, W . S. B. -- Melton, Edith Meeham
Mathewson, Anna Meluis, Lue lla
Mathewson, M ary Kent Menard, David F.
Mathieu, Leon Menard , Montana X. (Mrs. D. F.)
Matson, Ellswo rth Mench, Irvin
Matson, W alt Mend elsohn, J. Arko
Matthay, T obias -- Menges, Edward E. --
Matthew, George Mera, Kathleen
Matthews, Edith (M rs. J. S.) Merdes, Gertrude W.
Matthews, H. Alexander Merki, Lo uis
Matthews, J. Sebastian Merrick, Mrs. C. C.
Matthews, Lorne H. -- Merrick, O. B.
Matthews, N. B. Merrill, Earle D.
Matthews, Pearle Merrill, H. R.
Matthews, Raymond Merrill, L. A.
Matthews, Robert Merrill, Leverett W .
M attin gly, J an e M . Merrill, Mary B.
Mattingly, Pauline Merrill, Ne lle
Mattioli, Lino Merrill, W .
Mattson, Nicholas Merriman, Margaret
Mattullath, Alice -- Merritt, Miriam
M aurer, L au rette M. Merson, M iska
Maurer, Martin J. C. A. Merwin, R oyal A. --
Mauro -Cottone, Melchiorre Meschter, Ernestine E.
Maxim, Florence
Maxim, G eorge Pratt 54 Metcalf, John W .
Maxwell, Mrs. C. Lo ren -- Mettke, H ans --
Maxwell, Neville Metzgar, Do rothy Nye (Mrs. John)
May, Eliza beth E . (Mrs. F. G.) Meyer, Henry E.
May, M rs. Russell Meyerowitz, Harry
Mayer, Parm Michel, Joseph A.
Mayer, Susanna B. M ic he ll, F. M .

Michell, Guy Minetti, Carlo --

Michelsen, B. F rank -- Minnich, M arguerite (M rs. C. B .)
Middleton, Jessie A. Minor, Kay
Middleton, Lillian Miquelle, Renée Lo ngy --
Mildmay, M ary St. John Miquta, E mily
Miles, E. Horton Miranda, Emma Hoag
Miles, Elsa Berwald Mitani, Shunzo --
Miles, H. Francis Mitchell, Izah Pike
Miles, Helen G. (Hallett) Mitchell, John H.
Miles, J. Tom Mitchell, Laurence W.
Miles, M ary R. (M rs. Jam es B.) Mitchell, Ra ymon d Earle
Miles, Renée Mitchell, Robert B.
Miles, Russell Hancock Mitchell, Wallace C.
Mitchner, Mrs. B. E.
55 Millay, Edna St. V incent (a gents of) Mo e, Benna
Millen, M rs. Cha rles -- Moeschl, J. P.
Milleo, A. Opal Moffat, Alfred
Miller, Arthur Moffitt, Luther --
Miller, Carl R. Mo hr, Halchern
Miller, Christine Mo hr, Paul
Miller, Daniel Moir, Thomas A.
Miller, Elsa L. Mojsisovics, Roderich von
Miller, Emilie B. (Mrs. Charles Mo krejs, John
Sumner)
Miller, M rs. Erie Henry (M rs. F. C.) 56 Mollenhauer, L ouis --
Miller, Ernest Molter, Charles F.
Miller, Harry Fichte Mondlak, Peter F.
Miller, Horace Alden Mondrone, Pasq uale --
Miller, James A. -- Monette, A. R.
Miller, Leo I. Moneymaker, Georgia P.
Miller, M . W infield Monro e, Do rothy D ean (M rs. Harris G.)
Miller, Martha Kinsinger M onso n, H erm an W .
Miller, Naomi Montague, Lawrence H.
Miller. Norman L. Montana, M aria --
Miller, Olive B. Montefiore, Etta G.
Miller, Ollie Reeder Montgomery, Virginia W.
Miller, R. Montgo mery, W . A. --
Miller, Mrs. S. Montieth, Vera Harriman
Miller, S. Fay Mo od, Laura
Miller, Zelapha M oody, M .
Millhizer, William C. Mood y, Mildred O. --
Milligan, Harold Vincent Moody, Oliver L.
Mills, Charles F. H. -- Moor, Weyert A.
Mills, Edward James Moore, Donald L.
Mills, Harriet Melissa Moore, E. H.
Mills, Lois Moore, Earl V.
Mills Novelty Company Moore, Elsie Bischoff --
Milmow, Virginia Moore, Flo ra M oss
Milne, M cBain Moore, Francis S.
Milner, George H. Moore, J. --
Miner, Mrs. W. G. Moore, J. G.

Moore, Jason Mosby, Mary R.

Moo re, Jessie Dean Moses, Esau
Moore, John A. Moses, L eila T yndall
Moore, John T. Mo tz, William E., Jr.
M oo re, Jo hn W . Moulder, Mrs. B. L.
Moo re, Len Moulton, Charles
Moore, Mrs. M. D. Mountfo rd, G . F. --
Moo re, Martha Bailey Moyer, E bbie
Mo ore, Mary Carr Moyer, James A.
Moore, M iltona -- Mo yer, Vera
Mo ore, Nadine Mozkowski, Mo rtiz
Mo ore, Robert Mrazek , Otto --
Moore, Thalia Muchmore, Henry E.
Moo re, W. Lorenza Mudroch, Vratislav
Moos, Joseph N. Mueller, C arl F. --
Moran, Alan L. Mueller, H arold
Moran, Carrie Ellerman Mueller, Kurt
Morell, A. Mueller, Max
M o rell, J ulia M. Mumma, Archie A.
Morey, F. L. Muenchinger, Ethel T . --
Mo rgan, Catharine Mulfinger, Rudolph
Morgan, John J. Multanen, Frank
Morgan, Louise A. Multer, Hazel B.
Morgenstern, Sam Mundhenke, Ethel
Morgnet, Fred Munford, Lois Griggs
Morgundi, Sam Munich, John H.
Morley, F. C. Munnell, Catherine
Moroney, M . Josephine -- Munnich, Inez C . (Mrs. John H.)
Morris, E. Fred Munson, Lawrence J.
Morris, Greydon E. Murch, B ess Evangeline --
Morris, Gertrude E. Murdock, Mrs. Charles N.
Morris, H arold -- Murio, Jay
Morris, Margaret Brigham Murname, Marie H.
Morris, M ary B. (Mrs. E. A.) Murphey, James C.
Morris, Paul C. Murphy, Aline L.
Morris, Willard G. Murp hy, Francis, Jr.
Mo rrison, Clara Murp hy, George
Morriso n, Do nald Murphy, George A.
Morriso n, Luella Murphy, James Calvin
Morrissette, Emma Murp hy, James Sanborn
Morse, Charles H. Murp hy, Robert Long
Morse, Constance Murray, B. F.
Morse, F lorence L. -- Murray, B eatrice Go ff
Morse, Frank E. Murray, Gardner A.
Morse, R obe rt W . Murray, Norbert D.
Mortell, Emily Muschamp, Stanley
Mortensen, L. Hanmer Music Pub lishers Association of the
Mortimer, G. A. United States
Morton, Agnes Louise -- The Music Supply Corporation
Morton, Alberta The M usical Courier
Mo sby, Bayard Musil, Ruth --

Musser, G. S. Organist: see Read, Mary Lee

Musser, William W alter Newell, Ethelyn Mabry
Mussettes Newell, Sara
Mutter, C. F. Newman, Elizabeth
Myer, Thelma S. Newman, Mortimer
Myers, Gayle A. Newma n, Richard
Myers, Susanna N ew ma n, R oy M .
Myers, Z. W . Newsom, Frances
M--miscellaneous and not further Newton, Dayton O.
identified Newton, Ernest
Newton, L . C. --
57 Naegali, M ae H . -- Newton, William
Nagle, William S. N ic hola s, H ele n M .
Nagorka, He nry Nicholas, Louis
Nalbach , Ernest W . Nicholas, Lyra
Nance, G ladys Nicholls, Heller
Nanfito, Luc ia Nichols, Carrie Eastman
Naquin, Sterling J. Nichols, Edd
Nasby, Gordon Nichols, F. Eleanor
Nash, Grace H elen -- Nichols, Howard W.
Nash, Harriet Nichols, May Herrick
Nash, Mrs. William P. Nicholson, L. D . --
Nason, H arold Nicholson, Laurie G.
National Guild of Piano Teachers Nicholson, Marjory
Naylor, N atalie Lucia Nickell, A. K.
Naylor, W. S. Nickerson, Augustus
Nearhof, D. W . Nicksm, Arthur E. H.
Nearing, Homer C. Nickum, Ellen B.
Needham, E . J. -- Nicolai, J. (M rs.)
Needham, G . W . Niebel, Mrs.
Neff, Hazel Nieder, Anthony
Neff, R. K. Niewand owski, Stanislaw --
Neidlinger, William H. Nishkian, Beatrice
Neidlinger, Mrs. William H. (Orra B.) Nitschke, Fred, Jr.
Nelms, Clara M oore -- Niven, Lawrence
Nelson, A. L. Niver, Harold B.
Nelson, Calla Gillard Nixon, J.
Nelson, Lilly May Nixon, Vida Munden
Nelson, Marie Stene
Nelson, Robert Uriel 58 No ble, E va --
Nesbit, C. A. A. No ble, H ome r M itchell
Neupret, Hilda No ble, T . Tertius: see Box 59
Neville-Marple Music Co. No el-Johnson, Rosie
Nevin, Arthur -- No havec, Ha zel B eckwith
Nevin, Shirley Dean Nö lck, August --
Nevin, Mrs. Ethelbert No ld, Franklin
Nevin, George B. No ll, Albert W . --
Nevin, Gordon Balch No ll, Mrs. Philip
Nevin, Olive Norden, Hugo S.
New Era M usic Comp any -- Norden, N. Lindsay
New York. G rand Central Terminal. Nordman, Chester

No rdstro m, H ilda -- Oldroyd, Alice Wilson

Nordtoed t, Ebertina Olds, W. B.
Norgaard, G ina Olels, Margaret Lord
Norman, Wanda Olesen, Anna Petterson
No rris, Albert Locke -- Oleson, Doris E.
Norris, Augustine Olin, Nora Loraine
No rris, Ho mer A . -- Oliphant, Sa ra J. (M rs. C. H .)
Norris, Isaac E. Oliver, Mabel L.
Norris, Leah E. Oliver Music Com pany
Norseug, Pauline W. Oliver, Sarah A. Mosher
Norton, Grace Olmstead, R. E. S.
Norton, Mrs. W. H. Olsen, Carl S.
Norwood, Eleanor Jean Olson, E. O.
Notion, John Olso n, Elmer L. --
N ou ry, R ob ert M . Olson, Mrs. Erick
Novich, Clara K. Olson, Mildred Loius
No votny, B essie E . -- Olson, Mrs. Reu Eva ns
Nowak, Walter O'Mara, J. E.
N ucko ls, M rs. M . Onderick, E.
Null, Millie O'Neal, Hazel
Nussbaum, S. H. O'Neal, Mrs. M. E.
Nussinof, P. Onley, Raymond A.
Nutter, Carl H. Ontiveros, Edname
Nutter, Ernest F. Opie, M ary Pickens
Nyquist, Morine A. Ornstein, Leo (and M rs.)
Nyvall, David Orth, John
N--miscellaneous and not further Orth, Lelie E.
identified Ortm ann, O tto --
Ortner, Jakob
Ob ando, Am ando, Jr. -- Osborn, A. Stanley
Oberdo rf, Blanche Osb orn, D ale
Oberlin, Henry C. Osborn, James William
Oberndorfer, Marx E. & Anne F. Osgood, Helen
O'Co nnor, Margaret -- Osgood , Ida Steele
Oden, Leonard Osgood, Marion G.
O'Donnell, Phillip James Osterhoff, Fa nnie --
O'Donoghue, Mary Bolton Ostransky, Leroy S.
O'Sullivan, Patrick
59 Noble, T. Tertius -1946 Oswald, Delbert L.
Otey, W endell
60 Oehler, M rs. A. -- O'Toole, W. J.
Oehmler, Leo Ottaw ay, Da rrell
Oesteren, M athilde von -- Otten, Elizab eth
Oetting, William H. Ouchterlo ny, Da vid
Ogdon, Ina Duley Overall, Lucy Holt --
Ogle, Joseph Overholt, Charles E.
Ogle, Lou ise Godfre y -- Overley, Henry
O'Goonian, William Overmeyr, Grace
O'Hara, G eoffrey -- O ve rn, O lga M .
O'Hara, Mary Overton, Sydney
O'Hare, Christopher Overway, Muriel T. (Mrs. Richard)

Owsley, B. Bristow Patric k, Siste r M .

Oxenford, Edwa rd Patterson, Paul Browne
Pattison, Lee
Pab st, Alice -- Patto n, De lma --
Pabst, L. Patton, Fred
Pab st, Louis Patton, May K.
Paccioreth, Gene Patton, Pauline R.
Packard, E. D. Patz, George H.
Padgitt, B. L. Pauba, Bernice
P ad mo r, A rth ur M . Pauer, Karmalina
Pag e, Ha rry W . Paul, Mrs. Daniel Melroy
Paige, J. Henry Pau l, Doris A. (M rs. W . B.)
Paine, A. P. Pau l, Grace Culp
Paine, Joh n Kn owles -- Paul, Harriet J.
Palaschko, Johannes Pauly, Albert
Paldi, Mari Pav ek, W illiam J. --
Palm er, Carroll H adley -- Pawlowski, Carl L.
Palmer, Dollie C. Payer, John Jay
Palm er, Lue lla Payne, Lesley
Plein, Elsa Payne, Mary L.
Pap py, M . Consuelo -- Payne, Rose W.
Parenete, Rose E. Payne, W alter J., Jr.
Paris, Nannie Mae Payson, Lillian B.
P arish , R en a M . Payson, Mary Green
Paritz, Hanna Payto n, Zella M yrtle
Park, Ed na Rosalind -- Pea bod y, Grace (M rs. Alfred Ho lmes) --
Park, Fred Peabody, Herbert C.
Park, Gertrude Peach, Arthur Wallace
P ark , Ralp h M . Peach, Homer
Park, Stephen F. Peachey, Coral
Parker, Anna Mae Peacock, Mary O'Kelley
Parker, Beulah Pea rc e, J ohn M .
Parker, Charles E. Pearce, M. S.
Parker, George R. Pearl, Musetta Markland
Parker, H oratio -- Pearlston, Carl B.
Parker, Lamar B. Pearson, Jonathan
Parker, Merle E. Pearson, Clifford
Parker, W. R. Pea se, Jessie L. --
Parkhurst, Elbert E. Pea sle y, D orothy M .
Parks, Henry Francis Pec k, Em mett
Parlow, Edmund Peck, Florence H.
Peck, Leah
61 Parris, John A. -- Pec k, Samue l M .
Parsons, Anne C. Pec kham , Amie B. (M rs. F. W .)
Parsons, Helen Peckham, Eleanor F.
Partridge, Harry A. Ped en, M arian Lyle
Partridge, Martha Pedrette, Edward A.
Pascarella, Carl Peele, Dudley
Pasini, Theresa Pee nly, Lillie M . W .
Pasquet, J. E. Peery, Rob Roy
Pasquet, Jean -- Peirce, H elen W yeth --

Pelkonen, M att Pettis, G renville

Pellegrini, Angelo Pettmann, Edgar
Pellerin, Henry C. Pevny, Walter H.
Peltier, Lewis Peyc ke, Frieda --
Pendleton, Ralph Ho ward Pfefferkoon, Otto W. G.
Penfield, Jean Nelson Pfeiffer, Javan
Pen n, Cynthia Pfister, Louise
Penn Miller, Mildred Pfitzne r, Heinrich --
Pennington, Alfred Pfitzner, Walther
Pen nington, Ed ith Phelps, Elmer L.
Pennington, John Phelps, George C.
Pen ny, Adrienne Zick -- Phelps, Ruth E.
P en syl, F lo rence M . Phifer, Ardene
Pepper, Delia Treber Philb rook, Louis
Pepple, Sara Phe lps, M ona Ho lèsco: see Holèsco,
Peragallo, Louis Anthony Mo na
Percy, Vincent H. Philip, William F.
Perkins, Mrs. Charles A. Philipp, Isido r (letters to only) --
Perkins, Clella L. Phillips, Barbara
Perkins Institute for the Blind: Phillips, Charles
see Gardiner, Edwin Phillips, Clarence
Perkins, Ro se Phillips, Emily
Perlêt, Herman Phillips, J ohn M .
Perrica, Francis J. Phillips, L. B.
Perrin, Grant R. -- Phillips, Libbie Sprague
Perrin, L. H all Phillips, Madalyn
Perry, Adelaide Trowbridge Phillips, Patti M etcalf
P erry, H elen M . Phippen, Joshua
Perry, Marie A. Pho enix, E thel Co nnell
Perry, Ruth
Perry, W. Arthur 62 Piaget, Ada M . --
Perry, William Walter Pick, William
Peter, Myrtle T. -- Piedra, Madeline D.
Peters, Arthur S. Pieler, Daniel
Peters, Bert V. Pierce, Allie Coleman
Peters, Jessie Pierce, Charles A . --
Peterson, A. V. Pierce, Mrs. Elmer E.
Peterson, Alb. L. Pierce, Jason N oble
Peterson, F. E. Pierce, L. Greggs
P eterso n, H ow ard M . Pierce, Theodore C.
Peterson, LaVerne Piersma, Albert
Peterson, Lavina Pietsch, Edna F,
Peterson, L orin Piette, Delbert R.
Peterson, Mayme L. Pietry, C. R.
Peterson Publishing Co. Pifer, Gray
Petitt, M anelva -- Piggot, George T.
Petri, Lillian Jeffreys Pike, Harry Hale --
Petrie, Susie F. Pilati, M ario
Pettee, Edith Sawyer Pillot, Eugene
Pettersen, Mrs. Richard A. Pilz, E duard --
Pettingill, Alice Pindell, Eva Wallace

Pinkham, Dan iel -- Popp, M agde le n M .

Pinkham, Philip F. Poritz, Lotta Wheeler
Pinto, A. F. Port-Runyon, Blanche
Piscatello, Victor Porte, John F.
Pisk, P aul Am adeus -- Porter, F. A ddiso n --
P itcher, A nn a M . Porter, Harry Q.
Pitcher, R. V. Porter, H elen Louise
Pitkin, Sylvia Sherman Porte r, M aybelle M.
Pitman, Fra ncis C. -- Porter, Ruth Stephens
Pittington, Mrs. C. B. Porter, T hom as F. --
Pittma n, Alta Posey, H. Felton (Mrs. William
Pitts, L. A. Cam pbell)
Place, Dorothy Sands Post, Augustus
Plank, Kinney Y. Poteax, H ubert McNeill
Plante, Alfred T. Potter, Byrd
Plante, Emma Potter, Charles O.
Plante, H. A. Potter, Edna
Pittsbu rgh La dies O rchestra: see Potter, Thora Gro nvold
Liefeld, A. D. Pottorf, Constance Hastings
Platt, Jo seph B. -- Poulson, Gertrude
Platt, Richard P ound , G eo rge W .
Platbin, Esther Pousland, Annie E.
Pleier, Ludwig Powell, Mrs. J. C.
Plepler, Mary Beck Powell, Laurence --
Plettne r, Arthur -- Powell, Lois E.
Plotner, Mrs. C. E. Powell, Robert O.
Podolski, Leo -- Power, Frank A.
Podpechan, Marie A. Pow ers, Ella M.
Pohlmann, Helen F. Powers, J. Pinckney
Polak, Jan Prager, Israel
Polak, Rudolph J. Praigg, D. T.
Polak, Jan Pratt, Jas. B., Jr.
Poldini, Ed ouard -- Pratt, Lawrence N.
Polk, Gra ce Porterfield Pray, Ada Jordan
Pollak, William T. Preisler, Charles --
P ollard , E dn a M . Press, Richard
Pollard, M argaret M cCune -- Theodore Presser Co.
Polli, Gregor Pressfield, Harry
Pomm er, John W., Jr. Preston, Effa C.
Pommer, W. H. Preston, Elaine Manley
Pond, Florence A. Preston, K ate M arvin
Pond, Sarah E. Preston, Ralph
Pontius, Howard A. -- Preston, W. D eane, Jr.
Pontius, William H. Preyer, C. A.
Poole, Frederick W . Price, Alice Barnett
Poole, H. H. Price, Edna E.
Pooley, Thomas Price, Elizabeth Jones
Poor, David L. Price, Florence B. --
Pope, Jack A. Price, Gertrude
Popejoy, Herbert P. Price, Hugh C.
Popp, Florence L. Price, Lucien

Priest, Arthur Rader, Claude

Priest, Edith M. (Mrs. Edgar) Rad nor, M arvin
P risk e, J oh n M . Radon, Ernst
Prizer, William F. Raezer, Mrs. G. H.
Pro bst, Alb ert -- Rafferty, Donald
Proctor, Adelaide L. Raines, Lilyan
Proctor, Anna Rainsberg , W . W .
Proudfit, Olive Ellsworth (Mrs. George Ralston, Frances Marion
C.) Ralsto n, Paul --
Provost, Julie S. Ram busehertz, Fritz
Prugh, Mrs. J. H. Ram ann, B runo --
Pruitt, Robert Ramette, Joel E.
Prutting, Robert H. Ramsahai, J. N.
Pryo r, Marie Ramsay, Coral B.
Puddicom be, Henry Ramsdell-Slate, Leah
Pugh, Audrey Lee Ramsdem, Arthur R.
Pullen, Olive Dungan (Mrs. Claude) Ram sey, Gracie C ornett
Pumphrey, Mary H. Ram sey, Russell
Purvis, Ellie Ramsey, Vaughan
Purvis, Mrs. G. T. Rand, Frieda --
Purvis, Richard -- Randall, W. B.
Puterbaugh, J. G . and M abel: see Rea, Randolph, Alan F.
Florence Randolph, Anna
Putnam, Grace Randolph, George May (Mrs. Peyton
Putnam, Mrs. Graham F. B.)
Putnam, N atalie Alden -- Raney, Rebekah
Pyke, Ralph A. Rankin, Helen H.
Pyle, Ruth Bagley Rankin, J. D.
Pyne, Martha B. Rankin, Nellie L.
P--miscellaneous and not further Rankin, Ola Brownlie
identified Rap etti, Louie
Rapp, Raymond E.
Quabuitt, Alfred -- R asle y, J ohn M .
Quand, Frank lin Rasmussen, Mrs. R. N.
Quant, Rachael
Quantius, Frances 63 Rath, Gisela --
Quarton, Luna W. Rathbone, Mildred
Quast, Clayton Raudenbush, Ge orge King
Quigley, M arjorie A. (M rs. R. J.) Rauschenberg, Ernest J.
Quigley, George F. -- Ravin, Helen
Quinlan, Agnes C. Ravin, Irving
Quinlan, Charles J. Raw ls, Kathryn Hill
Quinlan, Frederick F. Raw nsbo rg, P. P . (Mrs.)
Quinn, Mabel R. Ray, J. Phillip
Quinn, Xavier Raymond, Blanche C.
Quirk, G atehouse Raymo nd, Charles W .
Quirke, Conal O'C. Raymond, John Charles
Raymond, M. Sherman
Raab, Emma (M rs. W illiam H .) -- Rea, Florence P.
Rachlow, B illy Read, Clarence F. --
Rackliffe, Mrs. T. T. Read, Gardner

Read, M ary Lee -- Renaud, Albert --

Reardon, Oliver Renaud, Emelia
Reazor, Lester William Renfrew, Carolyn
Reb e, Louise Christine -- Renpathus, F.
Rebstock, Charles A. Renner, O . Emmett
Recchia, Richard Renshaw, Thomas
Red en, M ary E. Renstrom, Moiselle
Red ding, E dwyn -- Resitano, D ominick --
Redman, H. N. Resk e, W illy
Redman, M ona Resnick, Elizabeth G.
Redpath, Walter Reycroft, Mrs. M. F.
Reece, Cortez D. -- Reyenbo, E.
Reed, Arthur Reymes-King, John
Reed, Edith Lo bde ll Reynolds, Dora
Reed, Frank L. Reynolds, Edna
Reed, Lynnel Reynolds, I. E.
Reed, Mabel S. Reynolds, Isabel
Reed, M ary A. (M rs. Palmer T .) Reynolds, Lucile Hargrove
Reed, M ary G. -- Reynolds, W alter G uernse y --
Reed, Mildred D. Reznikoff, Lillian
Reed, Perry W . Rhein, Sophia A.
Reed, Robert B. Rheinberger, Jo sef --
Reed, William Rhines, E. L.
Reeder, M ary Rho den, Natali
Reese, Beatrice E. R hode s, E. M .
Reeves, Grace E. Rhodes, Mrs. J. P.
Reeves, H arold Riallee, F.
Reeves, Howard N., Jr. Ribaudo, Peter
Reeves, Jo nathan -- Rice, Charles P.
Rego, G. de Cairos Rice, Elme r E. --
R eh bu rg , A nn a M . Rice, Eustace B.
R eib old , B . M . Rice, Leon
Reich, W illi -- Rice, William B.
Reid, Elizabeth Rich, Glad ys
Reid, Ernest E. Richard, E mile
Reid, Ewing Richards, J. S.
Reid Studios, Rex Richards, Rebecca B.
Reid, W ilhelmina Richardso n, A. M adeley --
Reid, Z. J. Richardson, B. C.
Reiff, Stanley T . -- Richardson, Frances
Reilly, D orothy W . Richard son, M ary Louise
Reilly, J. J. R ic ha rdson, J anet M .
Reinecke, Carl Richardson, Winford R.
Reinecke, Z. Ha rris Richmond, Allen H.
Reiner, Fritz Richolson, Gertrude Haupt
Reinhold, Hugo -- Richter, Ad a --
Reis, C laire R. (Mrs. Arthur M .) Rickaby, T. L.
Reisa, Rudolph F. -- Ricker, H.
Reisfeld, Bert Rickman, F. R. --
Rem ington, Anne tte Rickman, Mrs. R. W .
Remington, J. H. R ide, LeR oy M .

Rider-Reed, Corinne Robinson, L. E.

Ridout, Daniel Lyman Robinson, Ne well
Riecks, George H. Robinson, Od die
Riegel, Samuel J. Robinson, Raymon d C. --
Rieger, William H. Robinson, Richard L.
Rigdon, Frances Robinson, Sylvia
Riegger, Wallingford Robinson, T. W .
Rigb y, Margaret (M rs. F. K.) Roby, Evelyn C.
Riker, Franklin -- Robyn, Alfred G . --
Riker, Harland A. Robyn, E. L.
Riley, F. Otto Rocereto, M. S.
Ring, Claire Rochester, Mary A.
Ringel, William G. Rockefeller, Helen C.
R ip pell, M arth a M . Rockwood, Gay Hylander
Rodem ann, A ugust H .
64 Risher, Anna Priscilla Rodgers, Fern Ta llmadge
Risk, C harles -- Rodgers, Irene --
Risner, M. N. Rodgers, William J.
Riston , Elsie Rodkey, Helen Piper
Ritchie, William Rodkey, O. G.
Rittenhouse, George Rodman, Lee
Ritter, Leroy D avid Rodriguez, G.
Rives, Ada Roessing, Helen
Roadcap, M rs. S. G. -- Roff, J.
Roan, Allie C. Rogers, Alice H.
Robb , Franklin Collins Rogers, Charles Payne
Robb , Rosalind Rogers, Clara Kathleen
Robb ins, Klara H. (Mrs. Charles L.) Roge rs, James H otchkiss
Robbins, Samuel Rogers, Jo hn A. --
Roberts, E . W . Rogers, Jo seph Louis
Roberso n, Ne llie Rogers, Lawrence
Roberton, Hugh S. Rohner, T rango tt
Roberts, E . W . Rohr, Virginia E.
Roberts, Edward Oliver Rohner, T.
Roberts, Grace May Rohrer, F. F.
Roberts, Helen F. R ohre r, G ertrude M.
Roberts, J. E.
Roberts, K atherine -- 65 Rolfe, Clarence E dward --
Roberts, Lester Rolfe, Fred T.
Roberts, Nellie Risher Rolfe, Walter
Roberts, Thomas Rolle, Joseph D . --
Robertso n, Lero y J. -- Rollier, Ruth
Robey, Minnie D. Rollins, Ralph
Robins, N ell Rollman, Nancy
Robinson, Anne Romá, Elise Pardow
Robinson, Clare W. Romaine , Florence --
Robinson, David Romano, Nicholas
Robinson, Guidonia Romanstine, Georgie
Robinson, Guy E. Romney, Gladys N.
Robinson, J. Edgar Roncalio, Adolph
Robinson, Josephine Rondo manski, Zygmund

Roos, Charles O . -- Rudy, R. B.

Roost, Ellis H. Ruegger, C harlotte --
Root, Raymond B. Ruggles, Mrs. W. B.
Roper, V irginia Rule, Eleanor A.
Ropps, Ashley Rum pf, C. W .
Rorick, Marie C. Rundlett, W . D. (M rs.)
Rosbrook, Alexia Jamison Rundlett, Mabel Chase
Rosa, M ary -- Rungee, Benjamin Frederick
Rose, Anna Runkel, Beatrice H. & Kenneth E.
Rose, J. P. Runkel, Kenneth E.
Rose, Tommy Runyon, P hyllis --
Roselle, Fielding -- Rüter, Raimund
Rosenbeck, Thomas F.
Rosenbloom, Sydney 66 Russe ll, Annie C hristian --
Rosenborg, Elsie Johnson (Mrs. Eric) Russe ll, David
Rosenstock, Ira Russell, Don
Rosenthal, Mo riz -- Russe ll, Dorothy M . --
Rosenwald, Hans H. Russell, Emily G.
Rosewall, Mildred A. Russell, J. Frank
Ross, Anna Lee (M rs. Frank E.) Russe ll, L. Do uglas --
Ross, Gilbert -- Russell, Oma S.
Ross, Jessie H. (M rs. D. U .) Russe ll, Ruby LaN elle
Ross, Louis H. Russe ll, Sydney King --
Ross, Orv is -- Russell, Vida Lorbet
Rossel, Denton Russelle, Helene
Rossi, Massimo Russo, M. A.
Roth, Elton Menno Rust, Oskar J.
Roth, Karl Ruth, Alice Powers
Rothleder, E. G. Ruyneman, Da niel --
Rotoli, Augusto -- Ryan, Agnes
Rountree, Vera Ryan, W inefrid
Routon, Lillian Carrigan Ryder, Arthur H.
Rowe, N iell O. -- Ryder, Noah Francis
Rowell, Sylvia Ryder, W illiam --
Rowland, Louis Upton Ryerson, Gertrude Irme
Rowland, Robert A. R--miscellaneous and not further
Rowland s, Leo -- identified
Rowles, W illiam Llo yd
Rowley, D aisy W ood ruff -- Saar, Louis Victor
Rowsell, Harriet F. Sab in, Kathryn --
Roy, Donat Sab ine, T itchfield
Roy, Elizab eth S. (M rs. Cha rles P.) -- Sacino, Hilda
R oy, M . Sadler, Mrs. Jessie C.
Roy, Mary Safford, C arl M .
Royce, Edward -- Safro nski, Charle
Royer, M ary B. (Mrs. Carl) Sager, Mary G.
Royse, Mildred Barnes Sage r, Nelda (M rs. W . U.)
Rub ens, Paul -- Sager, Virginia S.
Rud d, P. Sainsbury, William
Rudolph, Fred L. Salmon, R.
Rud olph, Fritz Salomon , Lieselo tte

Salter, Blanche W. Sayre , J ohn M .

Salter, Mary Turner Scammon, R. L.
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Saltine, P aul -- Sceats, Go dfrey --
Salzmann, Lori Schalit, Heinrich
Sammis, Olive Mo re Schallenberger, Oliver
Sammis, Mrs. Th. Schandt, Pauline Wagner
Sam mon d, Herbert Stavely Scha ng, Bertha L. (Mrs. M . J.)
Sam uel, John O . -- Schantz , Sylva M .
Sam uel, Ro salie Scharwenka, Xaver
Sampson, J. C. Scha um, Jo hn W . --
Samuels, Charlotte C. Scheffel, Iva
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Sanborn, Arthur W . Sche mel, W illy
Sanb ourne, C. R uskin Sche ncke, Elliott
Sanders, Davol Scher, D. D.
Sand ers, Herbert -- Scherzer, Hugo
Sanders, Mary A. Scheufele, Laurence
Sanders, Robert L.
Sand ers, Z. W . 67 Schick, Otto --
Sandford, Helen R. Schieber, Reneé
Sandifer, Pauline Schild, Th. F.
Sands, Julius Schill, H arry --
Sangston, A. E. Schillemore, Edward H.
Sanucci, Frank Schiller, Hattie Beth
Sapio, Romualdo Schiller, Rudolph
Saracini, Joseph A. Schimmerling, H. A.
Sardoni, Lawrence Schinko, J . M .
Sargent, S. H arold Schlesinger, Sebastian
Sarkozi, Fery Schlein, Peter I. --
Sartorio, Arnoldo Schlenz, Lillian
Sarto vsky, W indisch -- Schm ek, Elliott
Saskowski, Conrad W. E. Schmick, Anthony A.
Satterwhite, Carro Schm idek, O tto
Saue r, Emil -- Schm idt, Arthur P. [p erson ] --
Saul, George Brandon Schmidt, Mrs. Arthur P.
Sauls, Q. D., Jr. Schmidt, A. P.: other offices
Saunders, George H. Schm idt, M rs. C. L. --
Saunders, Randall N. Schmidt, Carl
Saunders, Richard Drake Schmidt, Clara A.
Saunders, Whitelaw Schmidt, Harriet O.
Sava ge, H oward S. -- Schmidt, Helene
Saville, Marion I. Schmidt, J. A.
Sawatzky, Sarah Schmidt, Margaret McK.
Sawyer, Dorothy Schmidt, Oscar W .
S aw yer, F rances M . Schmidt, Tilda
Sawyer, Harriet P . -- Schmidt, W. G eorge
Sawyer, M arie E verett Schmidt, Walter
Sawyer, Mrs. W illiam Henry Schminke, Oscar E.
Saxton, Stanley E. Schm itt, Carrie
Sayer, Lenw illa Schmitt, Louella Geiger

Schmitt, Paul A. Scott, Elizabeth B.

Schmitz, E. Robert Sco tt, Haro ld
Schmutz, A.D. Scott, J. Sheldon
Schn abel, Artur -- Sco tt, Mrs. James M . --
Schn aeder, Prof. Scott, John P.
Schneeker, L. U. Scott, Louise Allen
Schneider, Darlene Alyce Scott, Mary
Schneider, Fanchon R. Sco tt, Mary Cam pbe ll
Schneider, Mrs. G. D. Scott, Parker
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S ch olastica, S . M . Scribner, Alex S.
Scholes, Percy A. Scudder, Benjamin Norton
Scho lin, C. Alb ert -- Scull, H arold T. --
Scholz, D. B. Seabayer, Eugene
Scholz, Karl Seabright, Charles J.
Scho rse, Hubert J. -- Seale, Grace
Schory, Harold F. Seaman, Margaret Laurie (Mrs. William
Schoshusen, Frieda H.)
Schramm, Rudolph Searle, M innie
Schuekai, Ann C. Sears, M yrtle
Schuette, Marie A. Sears, Robert W .
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Schultz, Alma Seaton, Thora Hinshaw
Schultz, Henry Seaver, H. A.
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Schu ltze, Henri -- Seay, M. B.
Schumacher, Martin H. Seeber & W oolnough Co.
Schuman, Geraldine Seeboeck, Mabel B.
Schu man, W illiam H oward -- Seeboeck, W. C. E.
Schumann, F.[?] Seefeld, Alma --
Schü tt, Eduard -- Seely, Wallace
Schwab, Henry E. Seidel, Edward
Schw ab, Ludoik Seidel, Minerva P.
Schwann, William Seifert, Albert H.
Schwartz, William Spencer Seigfried, J. C.
Schwartzenstein, Sigmund Seim, Karl
Schwarz, M. E. Seim, Lennerd
Schwerké, Irving Seip, Edward L.
Schytte, Ludwig Seippel, B ertha E milie
Sciap iro, M ichel -- Seismit-Doda, A.
Scott, Alice Lothrop
Sco tt, Carlyle 68 Sektb erg, W illard --
Scott, Carrie S. Self, Frederick A.
Scott, Charles P. Sell, Iva I.
Sco tt, Dorothy A. -- Sellars, Gatty --

Sellew, Donald E. Shep ard, T hom as G. --

Seltzer, Carl L. Shep ard-H ayward, M ae (Lucile
Seltzner, Jennie -- Bergére)
Semo, Peter Shep herd, Arthur --
Sendlak, George Sheppard, Ernest H.
Seng ler, Vivian Consula Sherlock, J. H.
S en nett, M arg aret M . Sherman, Helen H.
Sentel, Winifred She rman, R obert M .
Seq ueira, D avid -- Sherry, Catherine
Serly, Lajos Sherwood, Eleanor P.
Servinsky, James J. Sherwoo d, Percy --
SESAC, Inc. Shields, Mrs. Harold E.
Seue l-Holst, Ma rie Shimesky, S. James
Seve rance , E. Lillian -- Shipley, C. G.
Severn, Edmund Shisbey, Mrs. L. N.
Severton, Helen Shisler, Famee Elmer
Sevitzky, Fabien Shmua rd, M rs. H . M .
Sewa, Johnny Sholes, L. C.
Sewell, Miss A. Shoemaker, Alvina
Sewlal, Enos R. Shook, Glen A.
Seybold, Arthur Short, M rs. A . M .
Seyd el, Irma -- Short, Frederick L.
Seyffardt's Muziekhandel Shrallow, Estelle (Mrs. Louis)
Shackley, Daisy E. Shrewsbury, Roy R.
Shackley, Frederick N. Schull, Sallie J.
Shackley, George Shum aker, F orest M . --
Shaffer, Helen Lo uise -- Shumate, Mrs. C. F.
Shaffne r, Ruth Shunter, Carolyn
Shafy, Frank G. Shure, R. Deane
Shain, Rose W. Shurtleff, Ernest W .
Shapiro, Louis I.
Shapleigh, Pauline 69 Sibelius, Jean (material on) --
Sharp, Ca rol Jo hnstone (M rs. M yron J.) Siddall, Ellen
Sharpe, E velyn -- Siddall, M iss Louise
Sharwell, Lillian K. Siedoff, M iss Elizabeth
Shastid, Mrs. J. S. Siegel, Arsene
Shattuck, Fred Siemonn, George
Shattuck, Lillian Siesholtz, Herbert
Shau ghnessy, John J. -- Sievert, Otto H. A.
Shaugtnessy, Mildred Sie we rs, Sara h M .
Shaw, Clifford Silber, Sidney --
Shaw, Walter L. Silbert, Walter
Shea, George E dward Sillars, William K.
Shearer, Alice Silverm an, N orma B. (Mrs. Sam uel S.)
Shearer, James Simard, Mrs. Henry J.
Shedd, Julia Lawrence Simkins, Emma Lea
Sheehan, Juliette L. Simmonds, M. A.
Sheetz, Russell E. Simm ons, Lidie Averit --
Sheffield, Rena Simmons, Samuel J.
Shenk, Gilmore Simms, Mrs. Emily S.
Shen k, Louis Simon, Edward G.

Simo n, Hubert -- Smith, Dorothy Parsons

Simon, R. B. Smith, Elvira Bush --
S im on s, E dn a M . Smith, Emma Dutton
Simons, Helen W . Smith, Emma M .
Simp son, E uschia Smith, Ethelynde
Simpson, Frank W . Smith, Mrs. F. R.
Sims, Hattie Louise Smith, Frank J.
Sims, Percy Smith, Fred erick S tanley --
Sine, G race M . (Mrs. I. J.) Smith, Frederick W.
Singerman, Bruno Smith, Gayle Ingraham
Singsen, Lisa H . (Mrs. E. S.) Smith, Genevieve C.
Sisson, Miss J. Alice Smith, Gerrit --
Sistarelli, Umb erto Smith, Glenn H.
Size, Helen Smith, H. Augustine
S keath , C olleen M . Smith, H. W akefield
Skeath, Harold R. Smith, H arold M .
Skehens, Jean A. (Mrs. Arnold) Smith, Harrison Bowne
Skelton, Sue Smith, J. Charlton
Skerritt, Rena Barry -- Smith, J. S.
Skiene, Bruce Smith, Joseph A.
Skillin, Grace T. Smith, Katharine Conley
Skilton, Charles Sanford Smith, Leo --
Skinner, Charles E . -- Smith, Linnie Cox (Mrs. Joseph
S kin ner, E rn est M . Spencer)
S kin ner, H arriet M . Smith, Michael
Skinner, Katherine Smith, Minnie F.
Skinner, T. Stanley Smith, Moses --
Skougaord, Ivar Smith, R. A. Laslett
Slade, William Smith, Randolph
Sladek, Paul Smith, Robert Elmer
S late, S . M . Smith, Roy Lamont
Slavit, Le wis L. -- Smith, Ruth K.
Slawson, Louise B. (M rs. F. E.) Smith, Ruth Towne
Sleeper, Henry Dike Smith, S. Seymour
Slotsky, S. J. Smith, Sarah J.
S mall, H elen M . Smith, Stanley F.
Small, W. T. Smith, Mrs. Te mple: see Goatley, Alma
Smetzer, Edward A. Smith, Thelma Jackson (M rs. S. Ross)
Smickard, Josephine Smith, Thos. A.
Smith, A. F. Smith, Uselma Clarke
Smith, A. N. Smith, W. R.
Smith, Agnes Hyde Smith, Watler Wallace
Smith, Mrs. Allen Linco ln Smith, Warren Storey
Smith, Alliene B. (M rs. J. Middleton) Smith, Wilson G.
Smith, Arthur Smith, Mrs. Wilson G.
Smith, Beatrice Tryon Smythe, R. H.
Smith, Blanche Snapp, Sam
Smith, C. F. Snead, Miss E.
Smith, Charles H. Snell, Frederick A.
Smith, Clay -- Snickard, Josephine
Smith, Donald S. Snod grass, Louise

Snook, T. A. Spurgeon, M rs. C . M .

Snow, Albert W . -- Spurr, Aimée
Snow, Francis W . Staats, C larice (M rs. W . D.)
Snyder, Ada Staberow , Lebrecht --
Snyder, C. Thornton Stabley, R. Rhodes
Snyder, Charles T. Stafford, M rs. Garrie
Snyder, Delphin Stafford, Lewis Frederick
Snyder, M iss Helen Emily Stagliano, Nick
Snyder, James E. Stains, Katherine G.
Snyder, William E. Stair, P atty --
Soames, R. Les Stallcup-Wightman, Violet
Söchting, Emil Stamm, Ernest Prang
Sod erlund , Gustave Fredric Sta ndish, R evilo M .
Soderquist, David A. Stanford, Lady
Soffran, P. S. Stanley, Jack
Sokoloff, N ikolai -- Stanley, Lorena
Solo way, Sylvia Stanley, Lyman
Somes, Alice D. Stanley-Charlton, Helen
Sommers, Henry J. Starbuck, Anna Diller
Sommers, Lawrence Starb uck, W alter F. --
Sondersk ov, Robe rt Foster -- Starcher, Starry
Sondheimer, J. Parker Starita, Julio
Songer, Carl Starkey, E. T emp le
Sontag, W esley Sta rz yk, M iss M . M .
Sorrell, Walter S. H. Stasny, A nna --
Southall, M rs. Fannie Statey, Ed
Southam, E. H. Stavely, Martha Rowena
Souther, Lo uise -- Stayner, C. F.
Southwick, F. Steane, Bruce --
Southwick, Mrs. Clifford J. Stearns, Ed ith
Southworth, Constant Stearns, Henry V.
Stearns, Robert Cary
70 Spaeth, Sigmund Stearns, Theodora
Spalding, Walter Raymond Stebbins, E sther (M rs. Floyd H.)
Spangler, D elbert C. -- Stebbins, Florence
Spaulding, Cora A. Stebbins, G . W aring --
Spaulding, Mrs. M al. Stedman, E. M erle
Spears, W oodridge Steedman, Alma
Spence, William R. Steele, Mrs. Cora Ellis
Spencer, James H. -- Steele, Harold W.
Spencer, S . Reid Steen, John, Jr.
Spiegel, M orris Steen, Rosella
Spielter, He rmann -- Stefano, Ferro
Spindle, Louise Cooper Steffes, N ellie Sophia
Spinelli, Roc ksie Stein, Peter W.
Spitzner, E. O. Steiner, Eric --
Sprague, Joyce (M rs. W . K.) Steiner, Joseph A.
Sprague, Louis Steiner, W. K.
Spreights, William Stenver, Alfred C.
Springmyer, Faye Stephan, Arthur W.
Spry, W alter -- Stephens, Addie Strunk

Stephens, George Stout, Alice B rown --

Stephens, Gertrude Stout, Clarence
Stephens, Joseph H. Stover, Velma
Stephens, W ard: see W ard-Stephens Stow, Edith
Stephens, M rs. W ard -- Stradley, William
Stephens-P orter, R uth Strang, Eleanor
Stephenson, J. N. Strang, Ethel Langton
Stephenso n, M orris Stra tton, Edith M .
Stepnitz, W ilhelm -- Straub, Charles Edward
Sterling, Odessa D. Strauss, Waldemar
Sternberg, Constantin vo n -- Streamer, Volney
Sternberg, Maxine Street, Geo rgia
Steuterman, Adolph Street, Mildred Grace
Steve, Elmer S. Strelez ki, Anto n --
Stevens, Everett Streman, Id a Louise
Stevens, Howard R. -- Strickland, Lily --
Stevens, Jeanne F. Stricklen, E. G.
Stevens, Ruth E. Strickling, George F.
Stevenson, Frederick Striklow, Gustav F.
Stevenson, Roberta B. Stringham, E dwin J . --
Stevenson, Ruth Strohm, Albert J.
Stewart, Anna Bird Strom berg, Arvid
Stewart, Humphrey John Stromwall, Arthur T.
Stewa rt, E. Leslie -- Strong, M rs. Cha rlotte
Stewart, Miss Mary I. Strong, Frank G.
Stewa rt, Maybel Fortner (M rs. Jay) Strong, Ka te
Strong, Lenesta M . (Mrs. Ernest M .)
71 Stice, M rs. Roland L . -- Strong, Temp leton --
Stickel, Martha E. Stronge, Alice
Stickle, William Stroud, Carolyn Stearns (Mrs. T.
Stillings, Kemp Mood y)
Stillwell, M amie B. -- Stroud, M rs. H . M .
Stilwell, M iss Leola Strouse, Lloyde G.
Stimso n, Elizabeth B . (Mrs. Philip M.) Strout, Herbert A.
Stinchfield, Mrs. Bernice Stuart, D ougla s G . M .
Stinson, Ethelyn L. Stuart, Edith
Stock, Paul Ll. Stuart, Ma rta
Stockard, Georgie Geer Stuart-Y oung, J . M .
Stoerkel, Fern Stubbs, Frederick G.
Stojo wski, Sigismon d -- Stuber, B. F.
Stokking, Willem Stuckey, Mrs. Bertha
Stolke r-den Hartog, E lisabeth Stuhr, Maruel
Stoltze, Robert Stultz, Mrs. W. H.
Stone, M rs. Cec il Hollis Stupp, Mark A lbert
Stone, F. L. Sturm er, Otto
Stone, Kathryn E. Stutchbury, Dora
Stor, Jean -- Stutsman, G race M ay --
Storer, H. B. Stutzenberger, Albert
Storer, H. J. Such an, M ichael Smith
Stotz, Emil P. Summerfield, Hattie --
Stoughton, Roy S. Summers, Birt

Summy, Clayton F. Tawa, Nicholas

Sumner, Caroline L. Taylor, A. A lfred --
Sund een, H . Lloyd -- Taylor, Albert A.
Sundin, Cliff E. Taylor, Clarence E.
Sundsten, John Taylor, Eglen
Surace, Miss H. Taylor, Eulah
Sursum Corda C hurch Music, Boo ks Taylor, Frances C.
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Suter, R. O. Taylor, J. Siebert
Sutherland, Alice C. Taylor, John S.
Sutherland, Jay Taylor, John W right
Sutro, Rose L. -- Taylor, Mildred
Sutton , Fred erick C . Taylor, M innie M.
Sutton, Martha B. Taylor, P. Bloom
S venso n, L . M . Taylor, Mrs. Rob ert
Swanson, Carl A. Taylor-Emley, Jean
Swanson, La V enia Teasdale, M ay Silva (M rs. W . H.)
Swartz, Elsa E. Teasdale, Sara
Sweeney, M. D. Teece, W . H. --
Sweet, George -- Teeter, Mrs. LeRoy
Sweetman, H. Ray Tegnér, Alice
Swenson, Lucile Burnhope Tenney, Albert Seward
Swett, Lois H. Tenney, G ena B ranscomb e: see
Swift, Newton -- Branscomb e, Gena
Swift, Tryphina B. Tenney, Ralph E.
Swihart, Faith Terhune, Anice
Swinnen, Firm in Terry, Frances
Sykes, Harry A. -- Terry, Rex R.
Sykes, Lauren B. Terry, Robert Huntington
Szpak, Agatha Tetley-Kardos, Richa rd --
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Thalman, J. W illiam --
72 Taber, F rank A lbion -- Thamer, Mrs. Owen
Tack, George B. Thanet, Anna
Taffs, J. Alan Thatcher, Gladys K.
Taffs, Joseph Thatcher, Howard R.
Taft, Mabelle F . Thayer, Annie F.
Talbert, E mma Peterson -- Thayer, Arthur W . --
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Talmadge, Charles L. Thayer, Louise F.
Tamblyn, Bertha L. Theatre Arts, Inc.
Tantalo, D ominic Thema n, Karl
Tappa n, Ge rtrude Go ss (M rs. W . M.) Therem in (instrum ent) --
Tappe r, Thoma s: see Box 73,74 Thiel, Vivian
Tarenghi, Mario -- Thoma s, Carlette C. --
Tartaglia, B enjam in Thomas, Celia A.
Tattersall, Frank Thomas, Christopher J.
Tatton, J. M eredith Thoma s, Clayton: see Cade, Salome
Tausch, A nn Elizabeth Thomas
Tavernier, Emily Thoma s, Edith Lovell --

Thoma s, F. W . Titus, Gertrude Eleanor

T ho mas, J essie M. Titus, Parv in
Thomas, John D. To by, Charles H . --
Thomas, John J. Toce, Andrew E.
Thoma s, Ruth Todd, Esther Cox
Thom as, Velma Sullins Toliver, Ordine H.
Thomp son, A lbert -- Tolman, Carl Jean
Thompson, Charles S. Tomasello, Roy
Thompson, Clare L. Tomase , M .
Thompson, Grace Tomes, George H.
Thompson, Harold W. To mes, Stalia P. (M rs. George H.)
Thompson, Hazel Tompkins, Charles A.
Thompson, Helen Tom pkins, George
Thomp son, Jo hn -- To mpk ins, M errit
Thompson, John T. Tom s, Grace I.
Thompson, John Winter Tonner, Paul C.
Thomp son, N ellie M . -- To nning, G erard --
Thom pson, W . Leland Toof, Charles O.
Thompson, William H. Tooke, Grace French
Thomson, Carrie To orney, T. Francis
Thomson, P aul E. -- To pping, M aria
Thomson, Sydney Torgerson, Helen
Thorn, M. C. Torgerson, He lena Stone
Thornton, Fred Torjussen, Trygve
Thorp , Carl Torm an, Dorothy
Thorpe, Edgar A. To rpad ie, Greta --
Thorpe, Harriet B. Torrance, W. Prentice
Thorburn, Harriet S. Tosilto, Frank
To sti, Pao lo
73 Tapper, Thomas -1939 To urjée, Homer --
Toussaint, Lucian A.
74 Tapper, Thomas -1948 Tovey, H.
Towne, Marion E.
75 Tib bitts, Anita C. -- Towne r, Earl
T ickerin g, H ow ard M . To wner, Jessie W ilson --
Tiersch, E dmu nd -- To y, Mrs. Ernest
Tillerna, C. H. To zer, Arthur H arold
Tillett, Jeannette L.
Tillett, Wilbur F isk 76 Tracy, Harriet
Tilso n, Lowell M . -- Tracy, Miriam Lee
Tilton, George I. Traenkenschuh, L. C . --
Tily, Herbert J. Tranmer, Olive J.
Timerman, Helen Trask, Sherwood
Tim mings, W illiam T . -- Traüner, Fritz
Timmons, John Rodger Travis, Clyde R.
Tinney, Charles E. Travis, Ralph R.
Tinney, M arion E. -- Tregre, Ada Rice
Tiplady, Thomas Tremblay, W ilfrid
Tippett, B. V. Trensinger, Hermann
Trisdale, W. Gray Trezevant, Louise S.
Titcomb, Ruth E. Trimble, Persis Heaton --

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Trolli, Nils Upak, James, Jr.
Trommer, Caroline J. Upshur, Claire H.
Troo stwyk, Arthur Up ton, W illiam T reat --
Troth, Céleste H . (Mrs. Ed ward O.) Ura ck, O tto
Trout, E. O. Urian, J.
Trowbridge, Henry O. Urson, Sarah
Trowb ridge, J. Eliot -- Ussh er, Bruno David --
True, Latham Utley, Archie R.
Trued, S. Clarence Vaille, Clara Hinm are (M rs. H. S.) --
Truette, Everett E. Valentine, M arguerite
Trusselle, Stanley P orter -- Valentine, William A.
Trump bour, Genevieve Van, He len G. --
Tuchock, Edna J. Van Berg, Lillie E.
Tucher, B lanche C. (M rs. G. W . D.) Van Buren, Clara H.
Tucker, K. C. Vance, J. Milton
Tuller, Abbie Loveland -- Van de Kamp, Piet
Tureman, Horace Van Deman, Esther
Turley, Louise S. Vandenbark, Rex E.
Turnbull, Katherine Van den Beemt, H.
Turner, A. D. Van Denburgh, Mildred
Turner, H. Velma Vanderlip, Ruth W right
Turner, H arvey -- Vandevere, J. Lilian --
Turner, J. C. Van Dyke, Audrey
Turton, H. Matthias Van Dyk e, Da rrell
Tuten, C. V. Van Dyke, Paul C.
Tuttle, Emma Perkins V an G ra afe ila nd, R uth M .
Tuttle, H. Lynn Van H outen, J. Chillian, Jr.
Tuttle, Virginia R. Van Hu lse, Camil
Tuyney, J. C. Van Hu sen, H einrich --
Tweedy, Donald N. Van Leeuwen, A.
Twinning, Walter L. Vann, John K.
Twohig, Daniel S. Vannah, Kati
Tyack, U. N. Van Norman, Horace
Tyer, Annie L. Van N uys, Rena
Tyler, Anna M arie Van Patten, Rosalma
Tyler, J. Sheldon Van Reed, N. E.
Tyroler, William Van Ree s, Cornelius
Tyso n, Evelyn Van Va ctor, D avid --
Tyson, Mrs. T. H. Van Valkenburg, W arner
Tzannos, N. C. Van W erkhoven, Fred
T--miscellaneous and not further Van W ormer, W. J.
identified Van Yorx, Theo.
Varése, Edgar
Ulack, M argaret -- Vargas, G . --
Ulrich, Flora Varney, Lindley H.
Umphress, Ida E. Varnum, Louise B. --
Underw ood , Charlene B . -- Vaughan, Oscar L.
Underw ood , May Lloyd Vause, George

Vavin, Ernest -- Wagner, Anna L.

Vaznaian, John Wagner, Bess B.
Vecchi, John W agner, Joseph F.
V eh , H arry M . W agner, Lucile --
Velten, Ro bert -- W agner, Paul
Vena, Andrew Wagner, Mrs. Ray L.
Venino, A. F. W aibel, W illiam C.:
Venth, Carl -- see Metcalf, Jo hn S. - estate
Vera-Estánol, Thelma W a inright, M argare t M .
Verda, Sister Mary W a ite , G ra ce E. M .
Verden, D. H. W aite, Mary Tucker
Vernon, H. E. J. Wakefield, John H.
Vib bard , Harry L. -- W akefield, O. Stanley
Vickers, Raymond D. W alazek, Henry
Vieh, George C. W aldo, Douglas
Viele, Miriam E. W alker, A lfred --
Vietor, Ernst S. Walker, Charles Wade
Vietzke, Werner J. W a lker, G ertrude M.
Viggers, Lillian Walker, Mary E.
Villar, Rose W alker, Mary Halliday
Villiers, Mrs. J. Charles Walker, R. S.
Vinc ent, Henry B . -- Walker, Richard
Virtue, Constance W alker, Z. H. --
Vivio, Anthony Wall, Edwin H.
Vo ehl, M arie C. -- W all, Elizabeth
Vogel, William A. Wall, Marie Maude
Vogelsang, Mildred Carson W allace, Annabel Sanders (Mrs. James
Vo lbach , Fritz F.)
Volkers, Ernestine Wallace, G. P.
Volkert, Charles Wallace, Irma
Vollstedt, Siegfried W allace, Jack
Volp, Alma G. W allace, M aude Orita
Volfe, Nicholas W allace, M ildred W hite
Volkmann, Reinhard W allbaum, Sarah Robe rts
Vo lpe, Arnold W aller, Carmen
Vo lpe, P eter -- Waller, Leslie H.
Voltz, Henry T. W a lle tte , Fre d M .
Von B ernewitz, Richard Wallis, Catherine E.
Vonderheid, C. William W allman, Harry
Von Gesteren, Mathilde Walm, Edith B.
Vore, Blanche W. W alrath, M rs. Francis
Voris, W.R. Walsh, Earl B.
Vo ronyo h, M ichael -- Walsh, Evelyn B.
Vors, Ros Walsh, Mrs. M. F.
W alter, M iss C. B runette
77 W acknitz, Theod or -- Walter, John P.
Wademan, Warrington W alter, W illiam Ermine
W addy, Edward Allen W alters, Edward
Wade, David H. W alters, May
W ade, Wilfred W alters, O rris
W agho rne, W illiam Richard -- Walther, Alfred H.

W alther, Frances Kellogg Watson, Mabel Madison

W altner, Peter W att, Charles E. --
W amp ler, Ro ssie Watt, E. T.
W ansborough, H arold N. -- W att, J. W .
W araska, Peter J. W atts, Edna K ingsbury (M rs. Ralp h J.)
W arbeck, Anthony J. W atts, Luella Fay
Warburton, Amy Watts, M. S.
W ard, Beulah W atts, W intter H. --
W ard, Doris (Mrs. Darwin) W ay, Mrs. Alfred
W ard, F rank E . -- Waybur, J. R.
W ard, E thel Hall W eatherly, Herbert --
Ward, G. F. P. W eatherly, Mrs. Thomas
W ard , G race M. W eatherseed, John J.
Ward, John A. W eaver, Powell
Ward, Norbert R. W ebb, Anna
W ard, Mrs. Norman W ebb , Mrs. Erin
Ward, Rollin C. W ebb, Florence Stuart
Wareing, Herbert N. Webb, Margaret C.
Warbush, James Clayton W ebb, Rena
Ward, Herbert Ralph W ebber, Carl
W ard-Stephens W eber, Bertha --
Warford, Claude Weber, Mrs. H. G.
W arner, Frank Howard W eb er, J. W .
Warner, H. Waldo Weber, Julius R.
W arner, Richa rd -- W ebleer, Sydney
W arnshu is, Hen rietta W ebster, Harry W .
Warren, Hannah L. W ebster, M abel H artmeel (M rs.
Warren, Henry Jackson W illiam A.)
Warrensmith, W. B. Webster, Mary P.
Washam, Beulah E. Rhoads W edemeyer, Otto
W asseuberg, Mae Weekman, Louis E.
Waterhouse, Alberta F. Weeks, A. H.
Waterhouse, J. N. W eeks, Elizabeth W.
W aterman, Anne Loden Wehle, Berh. F.
Waterman, John B. W ehmeyer, William
Waters, Thornton L. W eidem eyer, G ertrude (M rs. W . A.)
Waterson, George P. W eidig, A dolf
Wathall, A. G. Weidling, Frederic C.
Watkins, Mary F. Weidman, E. S.
Watkins, Mrs. Thomas H. Weifel, Emerson
W atkins, P hyllis W aite W eigl, Karl --
Watkins, W. D. Weil, Le Roy
W eil, Max --
78 W atson, Blanche A deline -- W eiland, Jan
W atson, Constance L. (Mrs. Walter) W einstein, Sylvia
W atson, Dorothy W eir, Dorothy
W atson, Frank Cam pbe ll-: see W eir, Ro bert Stanley --
Campb ell-Watson, Frank W eisel, J. H arold
Watson, Harold C. Weisenburger, Harry E.
W atson, Helen Weiss, E. A.
Watson, Leslie F. W eiss, Georgia Babcock

Weissbacher, Emmy W heaton, Elizabeth Fulton (Mrs. Grant

W eissheyer, Jacq ues -- W .)
W eitz, Arthur Wheeler, Charles E.
W elch, R oy D ickinson -- W heeler, Mellicent
W elday, N annabelle Wheeler, Margaret A.
W elker, Agnes Wheeler, N. V.
Wellenstein, R. A. W heeler, Ella B elle (M rs. W ayne B .)
W eller, Ida Geer W helpley, Benjamin L. --
W elles, C. W . W hish, Frederick W.
W ellinger, Charles W hitcher, Gertrude l.
W ellman, Cora Cutter W hite , C la ra M.
Wells, Amos R. White, Charles H.
Wells, Blanche O. W hite, Clarence Cam eron --
Wells, Mrs. J. C. W hite, Curtis Lee
W ells, M ab el M . W hite, Elizabeth Brett
Wells, Robert V. W hite, Elizabeth D. (M rs. Bo nnie
W elsh, Edward T. (Welsh and W eis) Davis)
W elton, Richard W hite, Felix
W endel, Em ele W hite, J. Clyde --
Wendel, Emma L. W hite , J o M .
W endel, Louis W., Jr. White, Kenneth D.
W endt, The ophil -- W hite, Margaret Buehler
W enzel, Florine White, Mrs. Maude
W erder, R. Hans W hite, Millicent
W erner, Val W hite, Paul
W errenrath, Reinald -- White, Reynor
W erther, Claire W hite, Russell
W erton, John Whitefield, Enoch R.
W hiteford , Edith
79 W escott, Bern ard -- W hitehead, Alfred
Wesley, Alice P. W hitehead, Douglass --
W est, Em ily Whitehead, J. B.
W est, George Alexander
West, Harry A. 80 W hitford, Homer P . --
West, John A. Whiting, Mrs. Herbert F.
W est, Joh n E. -- Whiting, Katherine A.
W est, J oseph M . Whiting, Max A.
West, W. T. Whiting, Robert R.
West, Zack S. W hitman, Alice W . (Mrs. Russell)
W est-James, Florence W hitmer, T. Carl
W estbrook, John, Jr. W hitmore, Helen R . --
W estcott, Effie Reid W hitson, Beth Slater
W esterve lt, Marie Whittemore, Alfred L.
W estinghouse Electric & M anufacturing W hittington, Marjory --
Comp any W hittlesey, Federal Lee
W eston, Mildred Whittredge, Edward B.
W estwood, V irginia -- W ible, Mrs. Omer
W eyts, Henry Wiblemo, Mrs. A. H.
Wharton, Frank P. W ick, Frederick
W heat, Lemira W ick, Otto
W heatley, Walter Widener, Stanley F.

Widmyer, Ralph E. Williscroft, L. E.

Wiehmayer, Theodor W illits, Christine E llis
W ienski, Jane W illoughby, F. H. E rnest
W iers, Etta S. (Mrs. Mo ntie James) Wilm, E. C.
W iese, M able W ilm, Nicolai vo n --
Wiggers, Alvin S. W ilmu, Mortimer
Wiggins, Florence Roe Wilsey, L. C.
Wigtil, H. A. Wilson, Addie A.
W ihtol, Austris A. -- W ilson, Almah McConihay
Wilbur, H. Hudson W ilson, Claudine
Wilcox, Arthur D. Wilson, E.
W ilcox, Miss Edna W ilson, Edward
W ilcox , L illian M . W ilson, F. M .
W ild, Walter W ilson, H arry Robe rt --
Wilder, Thornton Wilson, Irene H.
W iles, Cora Young -- W ilson, J ose phine M .
W iley, Alice Lee W ilson, K atharine B. (Mrs. B.)
W iley, E. Pruda H. (M rs. Ed gar J.) Wilson, Margaret A.
W ilke, Dorothy W ilson, Mary
W ilkes, Ro bert W . -- W ilson, Maude Kent
W ilk es, M rs. S usie M. W ilson, M ortime r --
W ilkerson, M rs. Georgia W ilson, Phelena
W ilkins, Mary M inge Wilson, Roger C.
W ilkinson, Harry W ilson, Samuel
Willard, Alfred R. W inchell, Anna Cora
Williams, A. A. W iniecki, Loretta
W illiams, Alice Crane W inkelmann, Rainer
Williams, Arthur B. Winkler, Emil K.
W inne , J esse M.
81 W illiams, Christop her à B ecket -- W inroth, G ertrude Davis --
Williams, David H. W inslow, E lizabeth
W illiams, D avid M cK. -- W inslow, Pauline
Williams, Emma K. W inston, Lois Warner
W illiams, Finley Go ldthwaite Winter, Nell T.
W illiams, Frances Wireback, William W.
Williams, Frederick A. W ischata, Franz
W illiams, Guy Bevier W isdom, Ernest Mark
W illiams, H arriett -- W ise, J. Starbridge
W illiams, H elen G auntlett W ismar, Walter
Williams, Homer Emerson W isner, Grace (Mrs. Carl Victor)
W illiams, Jean Elizabeth W isoff, Ge rald
Williams, Mack T. W iswell, Jean
Williams, Madge C. W ithee, H azelle
Williams, Pansy A. W itheron , Helen (M rs. H. M .)
Williams, R. W itt, C. B.
W illiams, R. Edward W itt, Gertrude M arshall
Williamson, James F. W itte, Ernest
W illian, Ruth W oddell, Frederic W .
W illignet, Leo la Wofford, J. N.
W illihnganz, Walter Wohlfarth-Fille, Anna von
W illis, Mrs. Ellen I. W olf, Gerhard

W olf, Oskar Wooten, C. D.

W olf, W illiam A. -- Worcester, Eva D.
W olfe, Harry W ork, John W esley --
W olfe, Jacques W orley Co., John
W olff, Bernhard W orley and Brown
W olfsohn, Ha rold Worth, Lon B.
W ollan, Mrs. C. I. Worthington, Amy
W olstenholme , W . W orthington, Helen
Womack, Mrs. E. B. W ragg, Louise (M rs. G. W .)
W omen's Symphony Orchestra of Long W right, Agnes
Beach: W right, Alfred
see Anderson, Eva W right, Alfred A. --
Women's Symphony Society of Boston W right, Alfred J., Jr.
W ood , Alfred F. -- Wright, Charles F.
W ood, Anna Miller Wright, Doris G.
Wood, B. W right, Edna Allen
Wood, ClaraBelle S. W right, Jessie J.
W o od , E lizab eth M . W right, Jessie R. (M rs. W illiam B .) --
Wood, H. B. W right, Leona
Wood, Harry A. W right, Louise D rake --
Wood, Hazel E. W right, M. Eva
Wood, Katharine H. W right, M argaret M . Hale
Wood, L. Wright, William Lyndon
W ood, Leonard W rightson , Herbert James --
W ood Hill, M abel: see Hill, Mabel W rigley, Frank
Wood W rock, Estelle
W oodbridge, Lo uise W ulffaret, Hester
Woodhead, Mrs. Leroy Wunderlich, E.
W ood house, Ge orge: see Box 82 Wunderly, K. H.
Woodhull, Floyd C. W unsch, Josef (Justizrat)
W oodman, Ned Wurlitzer, Rudolph, Mfg. Co.
Woodman, R. Huntington W urslin, Gustave --
W ood ring, M ary Harrison -- W urzburg, Charlet
Woodruff, Euretta D. Wyand, Fred B.
W ood ruff, Frank G. Wyatt, D. B.
W oodruff, James J. W yckoff, Edwin D. --
W ood ruff, Laura S. F. (M rs. F. E.) Wyman, Edward B.
W ood s, Adel And erson (M rs. E. A.) W yman, Julie --
W ood s, R. C. W yman, Phyllis
W ood s, Sara Scott Wyoming Federation of Music Clubs
Woodson, Helen Richards W yskowski, John
W oodward and May, Attorneys at Law W --misc.and not further identified
W oodworth, Mrs. C. J.
W ood worth, G. W allace -- Xavier, Sister M. Paul
Woody, Thomas B.
Yale School o f Mu sic --
82 Woodhouse, George -1949 Yarroll, Harold Reeves
Yates, John H.
83 W ooler, Alfred Yeamans, Laurel E.
W oolfall, Lila G. A . (Mrs. F. H.) -- Yeaw, Luther J. --
Woolley, W. H. Yingling, Ro bert W .

Yocum , Clara Zolat, Mina

Yoder, Jane C. Zorian, J. K.
York, Curtis R. Zuidema, A. D.
York, Francis L. Zukhov, L.
York, George N. Zurath, Stanley
Yost, Gaylord Zushtmann, Frank
Y ou ng , E dw ard M . Zuzak, Mrs. Doris L.
Yo ung, E leano r Frances -- Miscellaneous and unidentified
Yo ung, E lizabeth (M rs. Harry P.) Brief composer biographies
Young, Fannie E. F.
Yo ung, G race W . (Mrs. Archie E.)
Young, J. H., Jr.
Young, M. A.
Y ou ng , M amie M.
Young, Millie F.
Young, Stuart
Yo ung, V ictor --
Young, Walter E.
Young, W illard
Young, William G.
Younger, Mr. & Mrs. W. H. L.
Younginer, Charles Robert, Jr.
Yozheck, Lo uise
84 Zabriskie, Jo hn G . --
Zagoroki, Albert
Zahn, Joseph
Zambarano, Alfred P.
Zam uski, Andy B . --
Zanzig, Augustus D.
Zapf, Armin G.
Zea, D avid
Zehmer, Mrs. J. T.
Zeidler, M elvin
Zeikel, David
Zeisler, G. A.
Zelling, Anton
Zerda, Millie Grashy
Zetrouer, A. R.
Ziebol, Harry F.
Ziegler, Anna E.
Ziegler, Johannes
Ziegler, M. Paul --
Ziegler, Paul F.
Ziehl, Anne
Zilcher, Paul
Zillhart, E thel --
Zimmerman, F. Ernest
Zimmerman, Walter P.
Zimmermann, J. F.
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Röder, C . G. [C . G. Röde r, G.m .b. H.]
W orley Co. [Jo hn W orley Co., M usic Printers]
Zabel Brothers Co., M usic Printers
1919
A-F
86 G-L
Litolff’s Verlag
M-S
Röder, C. G.
Schmidt, Arthur P. (Leipzig)
T-Z
1920
A-R
Litolff’s Verlag
Röder, C. G.
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Schott’s Söhne [B. Schott’s Söhne]
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W hite-Smith Music Publishing Co. (4 folders)
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1921
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Schott’s Söhne
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88 W hite-Smith Music Publishing Co. (4 folders)
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89 S
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Worley Co.
1928
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Schmidt, Arthur P. (Leipzig; New Y ork)
T-Z
1929
A
92 B-S
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Worley Co.
1930
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1933
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Worley Co.
1934
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Library of Congress, Register of Copyrights [NB: in preceding years, filed under R]
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95 T-Z
Worley Co.
1935
A-O
Libra ry of Co ngress, Register of Copyrights
P-R
S
T-Z
Worley Co.
96 1936
A-R
S
T-Z
Worley Co.
1937-38
A-B
97 Banks & S on, Music Publishers and Foreign M usic Importers
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Schott’s Söhne
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98 1939
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1940
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99 Banks & Son
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M-R
100 S
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Worley Co.
1941
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101 G-L
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SES AC (2 folders)
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102 W -Z
Worley Co.
1942
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Banks & S ons
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103 M-S
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106 G-L
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Manicke & D ellmuth
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1946
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108 C-L
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109 S-W
1947-48
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Stanhop e Press
113 T-Z
1949
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114 Edwards B rothers, Inc., Lithoprinters
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M
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McLau ghlin & Reilly
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N
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115 U-W
W orley C o.
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1950
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Brenner & S ons
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M
Manicke & D ellmuth
116 N-Z
Worley Co.
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117 M
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132 1907-08
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135 1910-11
136 1911-12
137 1912-13
138 1913-25
139 1914-34
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140 1895-1900
141 1900-1902
142 1903-07
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Legal files
145 Copyright record book (1896-1958)

146-47 Copyright renewal letterbooks (1917-25; 1925-33)
148 Copyright renewal newspaper announcements, 1897
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Memorandum of entries [copyright], 1887-88
Da s Rec ht an der M elodie [The right to the melody], 1912
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154 1886-89 (Ledger A)
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156 1889-93
157 1893-95
158 1897-1900
159 1900 M ar. - 1903 Ma r.
160 Payment record, Boston office (1896-1900 June)
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162 Earnings and inventory, 1919-33
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165 1903 July - 1908 June
166 1908 Aug. - 1914 (some 1920)
167 1908-192 0 [3 folders of loose papers]
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168 1910 Oct. - 1912 Dec.
169 192 0 M ay - 1921 J uly
170 1921 Aug. - 1923 Dec.
171 1923 D ec. - 1927 No v.
172 1927 Dec. - 1933 May
173 1933 June - 1942 Dec.
174 Invoices: Litolff’s Verlag shipping records (1905-15); Röder Co. bills (1905-14)
Annie M. B . Carroll settlement
Organizing a corporation document; financial records (3 p.), 1906
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180 12330 -13253 (B oston)
181 1-23 18, 3 001 -312 7 (Lito lff)
182 1-24 94, 3 001 -312 7 (Lito lff)
183 1-20 42, 3 001 -309 5 (Lito lff)
184 1-22 16, 3 001 -312 6 (Lito lff)
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192 3001-5800
193 8501-11249
194 11250-14161
195 14162-15725
196 S1-S539 (Leipzig) ; PLJ250- PLJ504 (Jung) ; MS1-MS128 (Morley) ; Educ. Ser. 1-407
197 Educational Series 408-471
Publication books (plate nos.)

198 231-510 (P. L. Jung) [logged 1892-1899]
199 231-510 (P. L. Jung)
200 1-387 (Koppitz, Prüfer) [1869-1886]
201 388-543 (Kopp itz, Prüfer)
202 William C. Morley Publication book ; Stephen A. Emery and Edward MacDowell Publication
book
Plate books
203 Arthur P. Schmidt Plate books (5), nos. 1-9984, 10041-15729
204 Melted/obsolete plate book (also info re advertising, titles)
205 Plate lists (Litolff)
Plates to be melted lists (5), 1910, n.d. (White-Smith ; unidentified)
Miscellaneous
206 A. P. Schmidt foreign Printing book (Allan & Co .; Augener; Breitkopf & Härtel; Elkin;
Lengnick & Co.; Scho tt & Co.; W illiams)
207 A. P. Schm idt foreign printing bo ok inserts
208 Schott schedules (4) [1910] [ lists of various categorizations of works, e.g., works subject to royalties, collective
works unpublishable as separate works, etc.]
209 Engraver’s lists (5) [sequential listing of works with their engravers]
210 Mailing records and music loan records, 1891-1911

BUSINESS PAPERS
Box Contents
Roder order book, 1911-1916
Miscellaneous letters and notes re music lendings and returns
M usic catalogs/advertisements
Subjects
211 American wom en [co mpo sitions by]
Music education (10 items)
Organ music (4)
Piano (1 5 items in two folders)
Religious music (33)
Songs (18)
Violin music (4)
Peo ple
Allen, Charles N.
Armstrong, William D.
Beach, Mrs. H. H. A.
Chadwick, George W.
Clough-Leighter, H.
Emery, Stephen
Faelten, Carl and R einhold
Foote, Arthur
Gurlitt, Cornelius
Hanscom, E. W .
Lynes, Frank
MacDowell, Edward A.
Martucci, Giuseppe
Metcalf, John W .
Meyer, Ferdinand
Orth, L. E.
Pfitzner, Heinrich
Sims, Hattie Louise
Spalding, Walter R.
Stasny, Carl
Truette, Everett E.
Publishers/editions
212 Chanot editions
Jung publications
Lengnick & Co. [Alfred Lengnick & Co.]
Litolff editions
Patey & W illis, Publishers [auction catalog]
Schm idt pub lications [novelties, misc.]
[miscellaneous publishers]
Iconography
Photographs ( materials of Box 215 are oversize)

213 Allen, Charles

BUSINESS PAPERS
Box Contents
Bancroft, Frederick W.
Barbour, Forence Newell
Bartlett, Floy Little
(215) Bauer, Marion E.
Blum, Elias
Bo denhoff, Harald
Bohm , Carl
Branscomb e, Gena
Britain, Rad ie
Cady, Calvin B.
(215) [certificate of award to A. P. Schmidt, Leipzig. Musik-Fachausstellung, June 1909]
Clough-Leighter, Grace
Clough-Leighter, H.
Cole, Rossetter, G.
Con nell, A delin a M .
Crosby, [Harry?]
Daniels, M abel W .
Dennée, Charles
Dicks, Ernest A.
(215) D un ham, H en ry M .
Eggeling, George
Elson, Louis C.
(215) Faelten, Carl
Faelten, M arie
(215) Faelten, Reinhold
Foote, Arthur
(215) Friml, R udolf
Ganz, Rudolf
Grant-Schaefer, George Alfred
(215) Gurlitt, Cornelius
Hanscom, E. W .
Henschel, George
Huhn, Bruno
(215) Lang, Benjamin Johnson
Liebling, Em il
Lynes, Frank
214 MacDowell, Edw ard (2 folders)
Marston, Geo rge
Metcalf, John
Paine, John Knowles
Porter, F. Addison
Risher, Anna Priscilla
Rogers, James H.
Schlesinger, Sebastian B.
Schmidt residence
Scott, Charles P.
Smith, Warren S.
Smith, Wilson G.
Stephens, Ward
Stucker, W ilhelm
Tapper, Thomas

BUSINESS PAPERS
Box Contents
Terhune, Anice
Terry, Robert Huntington
Ura ck, O tto
Volkert, Charles
Watson, Mabel Madison
W olstenholme, W illiam
[unidentified] (3 folders)
216 Decorative Vorb ilder [artwork samples, arranged by issue (Jahresgang)]
Writings
Manuscripts/typescripts ( some published by A.P. Schmidt or others)

217 Barbour, Florence Newell. “Dance and p lay: Rhythmic dances for child ren.”
--------- . “Inspirational influence o f the teach er.”
Bartlett, Floy Little. “Historical song miniatures for children.” [artwork, paste-ups,
correspondence]
Faelten, Carl. “Faelten’s teacher’s manual for pianoforte course.” (2 folders)
Harris, Cuthbert. “A short outline of musical history from ancient times to the present day.” (2
folders, 1 with proofs with editorial markings)
Smith, W arren Storey. “The piano forte wo rks of A rthur Foote.”
Printed
218 Dennée, Charles. Musical journeys with Charles Dennée. Brookline, Mass.: Brookline
Chronicle Publishing Co., 1938.
Faelten, Carl. Funda mental h ints to tea chers of m usic. Boston: Arthur P . Schm idt, 1898.
Foo te, Arthur, and W alter R. Spalding. Modern harmo ny in its theory and practice. Boston:
Arthur P. Schmidt Co., 1905. [laid in: paste-ins and corre ction notes]
Lindau, Carl. Teresita, die weisse Sklavin. Operette in 3 Akten von Carl Lindau. Musik nach
Mo tiven von E mil W aldteufel, arrangiert vo n Béla vo n U jj. Braunschweig: H enry Lito lff’s
Verlag, 1914. [libretto: 3 copies]
[Lyric b ooks by Barbour, Florence N ewell; Bow les, Fred . G. (8); Simpson, Harold (6); and
Tiplady, Thomas (The two stars...)]
Tappe r, Thoma s. Fro m P alestrina to G reig. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt Co., 1929.
W oolard, Sa muel Franc is. The beauties of friendship. Wichita: Goldsmith-Woolard
Publishing Co., 1909.
-------- . All tha t’s love-ly. Wichita: Goldsmith-Woolard Publishing Co., 1909.
W ood house, Ge orge. The new way to fing er dexterity. London: Augener Ltd., 1932.
M iscellan eou s
219 Boston City Club Bulletin, Dec. 1916

“Clipp ings 19 12-1 952 and A . P. Schmidt Biography–P erson al and Co.” (2 folders, o riginally
housed in 3-ring notebook)
Clippings–Rudolph Ganz, 1911-12
Program: Loring Club Concert. Scottish Rite Auditorium, San Francisco, 3 June 1913.
Pro gram: The N urnberg stove. A children’s opera by Cora W. Jenkins. Berkeley High School
Auditorium, May 1912.
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Bertini, H. Tarry with me, O my Saviour.

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Biehl, Eduard. September.

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Angels' Easter song, The. dear.

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Bro nté, Em il. Brown, G ail Ridgway, arr.

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Lotus flower, The. Thy will be done.