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Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912. (5 Dec. 1882) for General MIDI playback Dedicated to Rev. J. Stoughton.
Little Acts of Kindness by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912 (9 June 1868) for General MIDI playback from "The Triumph" by George
Music by Thomas Martin Towne.
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1916. (1868) for General MIDI playback To H. M. Towne Esq. Song and Chorus
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1916. (31 Dec. 1889) for General MIDI playback from "Concert Numbers for Costuming", No
Words by Martin Luther. Music by Frederic Woodman Root. (1898) for General MIDI playback
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912. (20 Feb. 1890) for General MIDI playback A Character Sketch for Soprano, Contralto
Music by Thomas Martin Towne. (1863) for General MIDI playback Most cordially Deciated to the PATRIOTIC MOTHERS OF THE NORTH
Music by Thomas Martin Towne. (10 Oct 1864) for General MIDI playback Affectionately inscribed to the Dear Ones at Home.
Music by Thomas Martin Towne. (11 Jan 1864) for General MIDI playback from "Concert Gems", No. 5 of 6 A Quartette
Music by Thomas Martin Towne. (28 Dec 1865) for General MIDI playback To Rev. E. B. Cutris of Oelavan, Wis.
Martin. (29 Sep 1864) for General MIDI playback
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912 (9 June 1868) for General MIDI playback from "The Triumph" by George F.
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912 (9 June 1868) for General MIDI playback from "The Triumph" by Geo. F.
Composed by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912 (28 Dec. 1865) for General MIDI plaback Repecfully inscribed to Mrs.
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912. (1877) for General MIDI playback "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace
Music by Thomas Martin Towne, 1835-1912. (1885) for General MIDI playback Dedicated to the Memory of My Mother.
The Ivy and Elm Words by Martin F. Tupper.
Music by Thomas Martin Towne. (c1862; 21 Jan 1863) For General MIDI playback Respectfully dedicated to Miss Mary M.
Rod Stewart-You Wear It Well http://members.tripod.com/jeridu/ Written by Rod Stewart and Martin Quittenton GM/GS file, Optimised
