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Our Girls Ballad Words by C. D. Stuart, Esq. Music by Thomas Baker. (1854) for General MIDI playback
Only Love Can Tell Song Words by B. S. Montgomery. Music by Berthold Tours. (circa 1870s) for General MIDI playback
Down by the Pebbly Shore Duet Words by James Simmonds. Music by Thomas Baker. (29 Dec 1854) for General MIDI playback
The Dying Child's Request Ballad Words--anonymous. Music by William H. Oakley. (1851) for General MIDI playback
Jacob Gets the Mitten Words by George Pope Morris. Music by William Vincent Wallace. (1852) for General MIDI playback
De Eel Catchers Glee No. 6 from "Plantation Melodies" as sung by Anthony F. Winnemore and his band of Virginia Serenade...
Halt! Boys Halt! Song & Chorus Words and Music by John Hugh McNaughton (1866) for General MIDI playback
The Conquered Banner Grand Solo for Mezzo Soprano or Baritone Words by Moina. Music by Theodore von La Hache. (1866) f...
Bird of May Words and Music by William Downing Evans (before 1867) for General MIDI playback Song for Spring
My Father's Land or The Dream Words by Frederica Bremer. Arranged by Karl Muller. (3 Oct 1854) for General MIDI playbac...
The Lost Chord by Arthur Seymour Sullivan, 1842-1900. Arranged for Male voices by J. C. Macy (1844)
Old Joe Words and Music by the Ethiopian Serenders (1847) for General MIDI playback
Darling Nelly Gray Words and Music by Benjamin Russell Hanby (1856) for General MIDI playback
The Land Where the Cotton Blossoms Grow Song and Chorus Words by Thomas P. Westendorf. Music by George W. Persley. (187...
Santa Claus Words and Music by Benjamin Russell Hanby. (1867) for General MIDI playback (Song and Chorus)
Oh! What a World This Might Be Song Words by Charles Swain. Music by Franz Petersilea. (27 Jul 1848) for General MIDI...
Baby's Lullaby Song and Quartette Chorus Composed by T. B. Dixon. Arranged by Henry Mehden. (4 Apr 1882) for General M...
Mary's Tears Words by Thomas Moore, 1779-1852. Music by Oliver Shaw, 1779-1849. (1817) for General MIDI playback from Mo...
The Rich Lady O'er the Sea Revolutionary Tea Words and Music -- anonymous (curca 1775-1783) for General MIDI playback
Be Merciful to the South Words by Miles O'Reilly. Music by William Ketchum. (1866) for General MIDI playback
