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Comrades All Around Is Brightness (Words by Thomas Manahan. Music by George Frederick Root, 1865.) Arranged by George Fr...
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The Turnpike Gate Darling Kate Written and Composed by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907. Arranged by George Hebel. (1...
Harry, (The Beau of Mohawk Vale) Words and Melody by William Shakespeare Hays. Arranged for the Piano Forte by Frank A....
Black Sheep American Folk Song Words and Music--anonymous. Arranged by Benjamin Robert Tubb (24 Sep 2010) for General...
Uncle Sam's Farm Words by Jesse Hutchinsion Jr. Adapted and arranged by N. Barker. (1850) for General MIDI playback Dedi...
Mary Blane Words by F. C. German. Music by Charles T. White. Arranged by J. H. Howard. (1847) for General MIDI playback
The Cat Came Back A Comic Negro Absurdity Words and Music by Harry S. Miller. Arranged by Otto Bonnell. (1893) for Gen...
Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord! Composed and Arranged by Arthur Clifton (aka Philip Anthony Corri). (1 Oct 1823) for General MI...
Polly Hopkins & Tommy Tompkins Arranged by John Laddon. (15 Jan 1827) for General MIDI playback Comic Duett as sung by t...
Rough and Ready or the Bold Soger Boy Words by H. P. Gratten. Music--anon. Arranged by Adolph Schmitz. (1848) for Gener...
Childhood's Hours for General MIDI playback Words by F. W. Rozier. Melody by Karl August Krebs. Arranged by F. W. K...
Hail! Columbia Words--anonymous. Melody by Prof. Pfiel from "President's March" (1759) Arranged by George Barker (18...
The Union Hymn A New National Hymn Poetry and Melody by Flaccus. Arranged by Charles Edward Horn. (9 Jul 1840) for Gen...
Sweet Oh Sweet Are the Joys A Favorite Cavatina from the Opera "La Bayadeer" Written and Arranged by William Clifton. (...
My Old Aunt Sally Words -- anonymous. Music by Daniel Decatur Emmett. Arranged for the Piano Forte by Rice. (1843)...
Oft in the Stilly Night Words by Thomas Moore. Music from a Scotch Air. Arranged by Sir John Stevenson. (1818) for Gener...
