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Piano Vocal Music, 1830-1957
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The sweetest little girl I know.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1894 . |
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Stumpp, E. R.
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Annalee.
Baltimore: Otto Sutro & Co., 1895 . |
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Arranged by Emil Isenman |
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Sturtevant, E. M.
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The wife's appeal.
Detroit: C. J. Whitney & Co., 1874 . |
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Sudds, W. F.
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Other times.
New York: William A. Pond & Co., 1879 . |
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Lyrics or text by Mrs. Helen Rich |
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Our cot in Tennessee.
New York: Hitchcock & McCargo Pub. Co., [1892] . |
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Lyrics or text by Geo. M. Vickers |
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Out of the gold into the grey.
[S.l.]: W. F. Shaw, 1886 . |
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Lyrics or text by Max Minnie |
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Suesse, Dana
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The night is young and you're so beautiful.
New York: Chappell & Co., 1936 . |
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Lyrics or text by Billy Rose |
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Lyrics or text by Irving Kahal |
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Sullivan, Arthur
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The absent minded beggar.
New York: Boosey & Co., 1899 . |
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Lyrics or text by Kipling |
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The chorister.
New York: William A. Pond & Co., n.d.
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Lyrics or text by F. E. Weatherly |
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Christmas bells at sea.
New York: C. H. Ditson & Co., n.d.
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Lyrics or text by Charles Lamb Kenney |
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Coming home.
Oneonta, NY: Henry Shepherd, n.d.
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Lyrics or text by R. Reece |
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The distant shore.
New York: S. T. Gordon & Son, n.d.
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Lyrics or text by W. S. Gilbert |
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H.M. S. Pinafore, part I.
New York: Norman L. Munro, 1878 . |
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Little maid of Arcadee.
New York: J. Van Loan & Co., n.d.
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Lyrics or text by W. S. Gilbert |
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Little maid of Arcadee.
[S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
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Lyrics or text by W. S. Gilbert |
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The love that loves me not.
Oneonta, NY: Henry Shepherd, n.d.
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Lyrics or text by W. S. Gilbert |
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The mother's dream.
New York: Hitchcock's Music Stores, n.d.
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Lyrics or text by W. Barnes |
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None but I can say.
Oneonta, NY: Henry Shepherd, n.d.
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Lyrics or text by Lionel H. Lewin |
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Said I to myself, said I.
New York: Benjamin W. Hitchcock, [1883] . |
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Sweet dreamer.
Cleveland: S. Brainard's Sons, n.d.
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Lyrics or text by H. B. Farnie |
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Why shouldn't we.
Cleveland: S. Brainard's Sons, 1879 . |
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Lyrics or text by Rosabel |
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Sullivan, Dan J.
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You're as welcome as the flowers in May.
New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1902 . |
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Sullivan, Ewing
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My home is the sea.
New York: S. T. Gordon & Son, 1878 . |
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Lyrics or text by H. H. Hayden |
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Sumner, C. L.
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The golden long ago.
Boston: C. W. Thompson & Co., [1921] . |
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Lyrics or text by Elmer G. Smith |
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Arranged by G. L. Cobb |
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Sunmer, Fred. W.
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Dolly dances in the balley.
Boston: Jean White, 1897 . |
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Lyrics or text by Henry D. Collidge |
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Suppé
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The forget me not.
New York: Century Music Pub. Co., n.d.
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English version by George Cooper. |
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Life Oriental, occidental.
Boston: P. R. McCargo & Co., [1884] . |
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Sutton, George D.
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Only to look into thine eyes.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1892 . |
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That's a little question.
Brooklyn: Spaulding & Kornder, 1890 . |
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Sutton, Harry O.
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Acushla.
New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1906 . |
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Lyrics or text by Jean Lenox |
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And the world goes on.
New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1905 . |
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Lyrics or text by Jean Lenox |
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Swanstone, Arthur N.; Chas. R. McCarron, and Carey Morgan
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Blues.
New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1919 . |
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Sweet, Preston
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Weep not, I have friends up there.
New York: W. A. Evans & Bro., 1883 . |
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Swift, Frank
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A sailor and his lass.
London: Willey & Co., n.d.
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Swift, Thomas
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Love, love, love me.
New York: John Franklin Music Co., 1914 . |
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Lyrics or text by John P. Mulgrew |
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Sykes, Amy B.
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All day.
Cincinnati: John Church Co., 1889 . |
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Sylvester, John
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Said the hornet to the bee.
New York: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1906 . |
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Symons, Ernest J.
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Fight for your mother.
Chicago: Chicago Music Co., n.d.
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Lyrics or text by Oliver Ed. Murray |
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Szemelenyi, Ernest, Jr.
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Bivouac song.
Washington, DC: H. Eberbach, [1880] . |
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Lyrics or text by T. B. Aldrich |
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