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The Grand Duchess Quadrille. [On themes from Offenbach's opera. P. F.]
The Grand Duchess Quadrille. [On themes from Offenbach'…
By: Joseph Jean Baptiste Laurent Arban
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The Oak and the Ash and the bonny Ivy Tree. North Country Song ... the accompaniments by J. L. Hatton
The Oak and the Ash and the bonny Ivy Tree. North Country S…
By: John Liptrot Hatton
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The Lost Chord, Song, with Pianoforte & Harmonium (ad lib.) accompaniment, the words by Adelaide A. Proctor. [In F.]
The Lost Chord, Song, with Pianoforte & Harmonium (ad l…
By: Arthur Seymour Sullivan
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" In darkest Africa. " < Two-step Humoresque. > A. Pryor-Valse. " A Thousand Kisses. " Archibald Joyce. Intermezzo. " Rosemary. " Herbert Ivey. [Military band parts.] (Boosey's military Journal)
" In darkest Africa. " < Two-step Humoresque. …
By: Arthur Willard Pryor
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Hush, ma Bairnie! Scotch Cradle Song, the words by A. Grant
Hush, ma Bairnie! Scotch Cradle Song, the words by A. Grant
By: Laura G Lemon
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Call me back. Song, the words by F. E. Weatherly
Call me back. Song, the words by F. E. Weatherly
By: Luigi Denza
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Friedens-Gebet.-Prayer to Peace.- [Song.] The German words by Goethe, translation by M. Lewin, etc
Friedens-Gebet.-Prayer to Peace.- [Song.] The German words …
By: D. Margaret Meredith
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Out of Fashioin. Song, words by G. C. Bingham
Out of Fashioin. Song, words by G. C. Bingham
By: John Arthur Henry Behrend
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There's a Land. Song
There's a Land. Song
By: C; Allitsen, Frances Mackay
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At Sunset's Hour. Song, the words by E. Teschemacher
At Sunset's Hour. Song, the words by E. Teschemacher
By: Katharine E Barry
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Golden Fetters. Song. The words by C. Bingham
Golden Fetters. Song. The words by C. Bingham
By: Kate Stainer
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Pledged. Song, the words by H. B. Galsworthy
Pledged. Song, the words by H. B. Galsworthy
By: William Arnold
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Remember the Poor ... Irish Melody. Arranged by C. V. Stanford. Rearranged for S. A. T. B. by M. Blower (Boosey's Modern Festival Series)
Remember the Poor ... Irish Melody. Arranged by C. V. Stanf…
By: Charles Villiers Stanford
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Mayflower Morning. Ode to the Pilgrim Fathers ... arranged as a Song, the words by M. Strode-Jackson
Mayflower Morning. Ode to the Pilgrim Fathers ... arranged …
By: Zenie Whitehill
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The Morn. Chorus, etc (Boosey & Co.'s Choruses for women's voices)
The Morn. Chorus, etc (Boosey & Co.'s Choruses for…
By: Luigi Denza
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Spring. A Song, from Thomas Nash's Comedy " Summer's Last Will & Testament "
Spring. A Song, from Thomas Nash's Comedy " Summe…
By: George Henschel
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Before Dawn. Op. 46. [String parts.]
Before Dawn. Op. 46. [String parts.]
By: Cecil Armstrong Gibbs
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The World's Good Morrow. S. S. C. [Words by] Peter Shaffer. Melody harmonised by A. Somervell. Arranged by Leslie Woodgate. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] (Boosey's modern Festival Series)
The World's Good Morrow. S. S. C. [Words by] Peter Sha…
By: Arthur Somervell
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Oh! come where the white wild Roses blow. Song, the words by D. Donaldson, etc
Oh! come where the white wild Roses blow. Song, the words b…
By: Geoffrey O'Connor Morris
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The Princess of Trebizonde. Quadrille ... on Offenbach's new opera. [P. F.]
The Princess of Trebizonde. Quadrille ... on Offenbach'…
By: Joseph Jean Baptiste Laurent Arban
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Return and Stay. Song, the words by G. C. Bingham
Return and Stay. Song, the words by G. C. Bingham
By: Walter E Allen
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Hush, dear Heart! Song, the words by F. E. Weatherly
Hush, dear Heart! Song, the words by F. E. Weatherly
By: John Arthur Henry Behrend
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Rothesay Bay, song by the author of John Halifax Gentn [i. e. D. M. Mulock, afterwards Craik]
Rothesay Bay, song by the author of John Halifax Gentn [i. …
By: Alfred Scott-Gatty
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" Love's old sweet Song " . < Valse. On Molloy's popular song. > E. Bucalossi ... " Sognai " . < Song. As a reverie for cornet. > F. Schira ... " Trocadero " . < Polka. > ... (Boosey's supplemental military Journal)
" Love's old sweet Song " . < Valse. On M…
By: Ernest Bucalossi
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