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Subject(s)

• School songbooks [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Songs [Browse]

Notes

Digitized from the collection of the Music Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Source of description

Print version record.

Contents

• FAMILIAR SONGS. Home sweet home
• Three kings of orient
• The dearest spot on earth to me
• Auld lang syne
• I would that my love
• The wild rosebud
• The old familiar place
• Robin Adair
• To-day and to-morrow
• Hymn of the fisherman's children
• Bear a lily in thy hand
• The sun is bright
• Golden slumbers kiss your eyes
• Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
• Thou'rt like unto a flower
• Sleep, baby, sleep
• Up the hills
• The wild rose
• Good-night
• Home they brought her warrior
• Cradle song
• The storm
• The king's highway
• Soft, soft music is stealing
• Onward
• The first violets
• Aladdin
• Hymn to music
• Zephyr of nightfall
• Isle of beauty
• Prayer
• Farewell, O joyous, sunny grove
• The miller of the dee
• The low-backed car
• When all the world is young
• A lullaby
• May song
• The boat song
• Annie Laurie
• Faintly flow, thou falling river
• Guide me, O thou great Jehovah
• Canadian boat song
• Magali
• Hunter's farewell
• Beside the mill
• The little tin soldier
• The sun smiles in beauty
• Farewell to the forest
• On to the field
• I know a bank
• Good-night, farewell
• Song of parting
• The chapel
• A man's a man for a' that
• Killarney
• The stars are fading
• Hark, hark, the lark
• Old rosin the bow
• London bridge
• Sweet roses that wither
• The night
• Soldier's chorus
• God of the nations
• Wait for the wagon
• O gladly now we hail ye
• Sailing
• Corn song
• Whichever way the wind doth blow
• Three cheers for the olden time
• Joy, joy, Freedom to-day
• Massa's in the cold, cold ground
• The fire of home
• Slumber song
• How can I leave thee
• Hymn of the toilers
• The battle prayer
• Clover so white
• Vesper hymn
• Over the mountain wave
• Evening song
• John Anderson, my Jo
• Fisherman's chorus
• Soldier's farewell
• Speed away
• Huntsman's chorus
• Swing, cradle, swing
• Praise of song
• The cuckoo
• What need have I
• Truth
• Skaters' song
• Spinning song
• Where would I be
• Native land
• Lutzow's wild hunt
• At twilight
• Rocked in the cradle of the deep
• Behold the sabre
• The mellow horn
• One grand sweet song
• Sweet and low
• Flower song
• Silent night.
• PATRIOTIC AND NATIONAL SONGS. America
• God bless our native land
• Star-spangled banner
• Song of the free
• Hail Columbia
• The new hail Columbia
• The red, white, and blue
• Our native song
• Tenting tonight
• Flag of the free
• God speed the right
• Tippecanoe and Tyler too
• The British national anthem
• Two empires
• Draw the sword, Scotland
• Campbells are coming
• Bonnie Dundee
• Men of Harlech
• Swedish national air
• Innisfail
• March o' the Cameron men
• Hymn of the Marseillaise
• La Marseillaise (French version)
• Partant pour la Syrie
• Partant pour la Syrie (French version)
• Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled
• Warren's address
• My heart's in the highlands
• Sword song
• Prayer for peace
• God save America
• Freedom's flag
• The ship of state
• Our native land
• The blue bells of Scotland
• Thy land
• Faith
• Let Erin remember the days of old
• The home land
• America the beautiful
• The maple leaf forever
• The Dannebrog (Danish national song)
• Army hymn
• Hymn for airmen
• Ranz des vaches
• Processional march song
• Old glory
• Our own dear land
• The people's prayer
• The glorious fourth
• National song of Holland
• My native land
• O God of earth and altar
• Battle hymn of the republic
• The stars and stripes
• Angel of peace (Keller's American hymn)
• Hail to our flag.
• SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SONGS. 'Neath the elms
• The orange and the black
• The mountains
• Graduation song
• Fair Harvard
• Those endearing young charms
• Upidee
• Upidee (a parody)
• Adelphi school song
• Uni bene, Ini patri
• Eli Yale
• Krambambuli
• Litoria
• The Loreley
• Valedictory
• Lauriger Horatius
• Evening song (Gaelic)
• There's music in the air
• Ducker
• Stars of the summer night
• Gaudeamus
• Alma mater
• Amici
• Integer vitae
• The land of memory
• October
• Underneath the briny sea
• Sing tangent, co-tangent
• Evening bells
• The huntsman
• Leaving the nest
• Maid of Athens
• Above the mountains
• Forsaken
• The wanderer
• Down the hill
• The mermaid
• Farewell song
• Wake, freshmen, wake
• Source of song
• Football song
• Dulce domum
• Wander song
• Harrow marches onward
• The voice of the bell
• The schoolhouse and the flag
• The school of jolly boys
• Eton boating song
• Sow not in sorrow
• Farewell
• Questions and answers
• Lone fishball
• Saint Joles
• Students' way
• Help it on
• Vale
• Willow the king
• Byron lay dreaming
• Five hundred faces
• Vive le Capitaine John
• In the days of old
• Old Nassau.
• SONGS OF DEVOTION. Lord, in this thy mercy's day
• Rock of ages
• Merry, merry Christmas bells
• He giveth his beloved sleep
• Rejoice to-day (Christmas)
• Nazareth (Christmas)
• Sion
• Christmas fanfare and carol
• The palms (Easter)
• Sing, O children, sing with gladness
• Wake and tune your youthful voices
• Alleluia
• The Christmas tree
• The trees and the master
• Glorious things of thee are spoken
• Peace on earth
• Come, ye disconsolate
• The bird song (Easter)
• The blushing maple tree
• A little while (O for the peace that floweth)
• Wentworth (Dear Lord I thank thee)
• Willis (It came upon the midnight clear)
• Watchman, tell us of the night (Advent)
• Rathbun (Hail, thou long-expected Jesus)
• O come, Emmanuel (Advent)
• Weston (Love divine)
• Parting hymn (Saviour again)
• Lord, with glowing heart
• Jerusalem the golden
• Seymour (Softly now the light of day)
• Alford (Ten thousand times ten thousand)
• Regent Square
• Baxter (Thy way, not mine, O Lord)
• O Jesu, thou are standing
• St. George's chapel (Praise to God)
• For thee, O dear, dear country
• Aurelia (The church's one foundation)
• We plough the fields
• Jewett (My Jesus, as thou wilt)
• Ellacombe (To thee, my God and saviour)
• Adeste fideles
• Nicaea (Holy, holy, holy)
• Flemming (Praise ye the father)
• Hark, hark, my soul
• Silent night (Haydn)
• Glad light (Easter)
• Nearer to thee
• Nearer my God to thee
• Mendelssohn (Hark, the herald angels sing)
• The divine pilot
• Christmas time
• Coronation (All hail the power of Jesus' name)
• Devotion (O could our thoughts)
• The bird let loose
• Abide with me
• Consolation (As pants the wearied heart)
• Crusader's hymn
• Aspiration (Saviour, blessed saviour)
• Brief life is here our portion
• St. Oswald (God, my king)
• A last prayer
• The world is very evil
• Angel voices
• Lead us, heavenly father
• Italian hymn
• Come, thou almighty king
• Dennis (How gentle God's commands)
• Hursley (Sun of my soul)
• Lux benigna (Lead, kindly light)
• Paradise
• Coronae (Crown the saviour)
• Melita (Let glory be to God on high)
• The shadows of the evening hours
• Olivet (My faith looks up to thee)
• Marlborough (Still, still with thee)
• Addison (The spacious firmament on high)
• In heavenly love abiding
• Rousseau's hymn
• Avon (There's nothing bright above, below)
• When I survey the wondrous cross
• Christus victor (Onward, Christian soldiers)
• Send down thy truth, O Lord
• Breathe on me, breth of God
• Holy, holy Lord
• Litany (Saviour, when in dust to thee)
• While shepherds watched
• Sweet will of God
• All saints (As shadows cast by cloud and sun)
• Passion chorale (O sacred head)
• Art thou weary
• Dundee (O God, our help)
• Thou grace divine, encircling all
• Nearer my God to thee (Sullivan)
• God's will and love
• Gloria patri
• We march, we march
• When the weary seeking rest
• I heard the voice of Jesus say
• Lead, kindly light (Peace)
• In meadow and in garden
• In the secret of his presence
• Christian, dost thou see them?
• In the hour of trial
• Rise, crowned with light
• Chorus of pilgrims
• The Christian flag
• Weary of earth and laden with my sin
• Round the Lord in glory seated.
• SUPPLEMENTARY. Arbor day song
• Rounds. Let us sing
• Winter and spring
• May
• May comes singing
• The huntsmen
• Good night.

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