American solo songs through 1865 - ECU Libraries Catalog

American solo songs through 1865 / edited by Nicholas Tawa.

Other author/creator	Tawa, Nicholas E.
Format	Musical Score and Print
Publication Info	[Boston, MA?] : G.K. Hall, 1989.
Description	1 score (xx, 432 pages) : facsimiles ; 24 cm.
Subject(s)	Songs with piano. Music--United States --18th century. Music--United States --19th century.

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Series	Three centuries of American music ; v. 1 Three centuries of American music ; v. 1. ^A266900
Contents	Worldly songs : All round my hat. Amyntor. Billy Barlow. Billy Grimes. The blind girl. Broadway sights. California, or Gold! with directions how to get it. Cousin John. The female auctioneer. Grafted into the army. Jingle bells, or the One horse open sleigh. Kiss me quick and go. My last cigar. Old rosin the beau. The scientific frog. The total s'iety. Yes sir-ee -- Minstrel songs : De blue tail fly. Camptown races. Clare de kitchen. Coal black rose. Dandy Jim form Caroline. I wish in Dixie's land. Jim Crow. Jordan is a hard road to trabel. Listen to the mocking bird. Lubly fan will you cum out to night. Sambo's 'dress is he' bred'rin. The yellow rose of Texas. Zip coon -- Songs on Indians, Blacks, and societal problems : The blue Juniata. Come home, Father. Get off the track! The grave of the slave. A negro song. -- The poor flower girl. Poor old slave. We'll go down ourselves -- Songs on heroes, liberty, freedom, and nationhood : The battle cry of freedom. -- The battle hymn of the Republic, Columbia, the land of the brave, or Columbia the gem of the ocean. Decatur's victory. -- The fireman's song. For the dear old flag I die! Hail! Columbia happy land. The Kentucky volunteer. --Kingdom coming. Old Ironsides. Our native land. The starry banner. The tea tax. Uncle Sam's farm. The vacant chair. -- We are coming Father Abra'am, 300,000 more. When Johnny comes marching home -- Songs for contemplation : Alone, alone. -- Bright things can never die. Mary's tears! Sad news from home. The songs of our fathers. -- Musical reflections on home, family, and Mother's love : Ben Bolt, or Oh! Don't you remember. Good news from home. Laurie's cottage. Leaving home! My trundle bed, or Recollections of childhood. Slumber, my darling. Take me home to die, or the Last request. Woodman! Spare that tree! -- Songs on women's love : Ah do not forget love. The bridesmaid. Claudine. Forget thee? I have a silent sorrow here. Leave me not yet. The little sailor boy. The lonely auld wife. Lorena. Oh! Say not woman's heart is bought. Thou can'st not forget me -- Songs on men's love : For a living woman : The Hudson side. The knight of the raven black plume. My Mary Ann. Wait for the wagon. When I saw sweet Nellie home -- For a dead, or possibly dead, woman : Annie Lisle. Cora Dean. The haze dell. Lily Dale. On the lake where droop'd the willow. Rosa Lee, or Dont [sic] be foolish Joe -- Toward the art song : Beneath a weeping willow's shade. The merry little fat man. My gen'rous heart disdains. Slumber on, Baby dear. The soft bugle. When wakes the sun at early dawn.
General note	Facsimile reproductions of early editions.
General note	Piano acc.; in part with chorus.
General note	English words, in part printed as text.
General note	Historical and editorial notes on p. xi-xx.
General note	Includes index by title, composer, and lyricist.
Bibliography note	Bibliography of songs: p. 411-419; Suggested reading: p. 421-424.
Other title	All round my hat (Hansell)
Other title	Amyntor (Taylor)
Other title	Billy Barlow.
Other title	Billy Grimes (Oakley)
Other title	Country lassie and her mother (Oakley)
Other title	Blind girl (Metcalf)
Other title	Broadway sights (Latham)
Other title	California (Pearce)
Other title	Gold! with directions how to get it (Pearce)
Other title	Female auctioneer (Orphean family)
Other title	Grafted into the army (Work)
Other title	Jingle bells (Pierpont)
Other title	One horse open sleigh (Pierpont)
Other title	Kiss me quick and go (Buckley)
Other title	My last cigar (Hubbard)
Other title	Old rosin the beau (Beckell)
Other title	Scientific frog (Hart)
Other title	Total S'iety (Russell)
Other title	Yes sir-ee (Peabody)
Other title	Blue tail fly.
Other title	Camptown races (Foster)
Other title	Gwine to run all night (Foster)
Other title	Clare de kitchen (Salomon)
Other title	Coal black rose (Rice)
Other title	Dandy Jim from Carolina (Norton)
Other title	I wish I was in Dixie's land (Emmett)
Other title	Dixie's land (Emmett)
Other title	Jim Crow (Rice)
Other title	Jordan is a hard road to trabel (Emmett)
Other title	Listen to the mocking bird (Hawthorne)
Other title	Lubly fan will you cum out to night? (White)
Other title	Sambo's address' to his bred'ren (Taylor)
Other title	Sambo' 'dress to he' bred'rin (Taylor)
Other title	Yellow rose of Texas (Brown)
Other title	Zip coon.
Other title	Blue Juniata (White)
Other title	Come home, Father (Work)
Other title	Get off the track! (Hutchinson)
Other title	Grave of the slave (Johnson)
Other title	Negro song (Carr)
Other title	Poor flower girl (Carr)
Other title	Poor old slave (Griffin)
Other title	We'll go down ourselves (Work)
Other title	Battle cry of freedom (G. F. Root)
Other title	Battle hymn of the Republic (Steffe)
Other title	Columbia the gem of the ocean (Shaw)
Other title	Columbia the land of the brave (Shaw)
Other title	Decatur's victory (Strickland)
Other title	Fireman's song (Farmenter)
Other title	For the dear old flag I die! (Foster)
Other title	Hail Columbia happy land (Hopkinson)
Other title	Kentucky volunteer (Taylor)
Other title	Kingdom coming (Work)
Other title	Old Ironside (Frey)
Other title	Our native land (Hewitt)
Other title	Starry banner (Nelson)
Other title	Uncle Sam's farm.
Other title	Vacant chair (Hoot)
Other title	We shall meet, but we shall miss him (Root)
Other title	We are coming father Abra'am (Emerson)
Other title	When Johnny comes marching home (Lambert)
Other title	Alone, alone (Aladdin / Comer)
Other title	Bright things can never die (Rimbault)
Other title	Mary's tears! (Shaw)
Other title	Sad news from home (Gilmore)
Other title	Songs of our fathers (Zeuner)
Other title	Ben Bolt (Kneass)
Other title	Oh! Don't you remember (Kneass)
Other title	Good news from home (Gilmore)
Other title	Laurie's cottage (Markestein)
Other title	Leaving home (Ordway)
Other title	My trundle bed (Baker)
Other title	Recollections of childhood (Baker)
Other title	Slumber my darling (Foster)
Other title	Take me home to die (Woodbury)
Other title	Last request (Woodbury)
Other title	Woodman spare that tree (Russell)
Other title	Ah do not forget love (Watson)
Other title	Bridesmaid (Hewitt)
Other title	Claudine (Carr)
Other title	Forget thee? (Sloman)
Other title	I have a silent sorrow here (Dutchess of Devonshire)
Other title	Leave me not yet (Hemans)
Other title	Little sailor boy (Carr)
Other title	Lonely auld wife (Dempster)
Other title	Lorena (Webster)
Other title	Oh! say not woman's heart is bought (Whitaker)
Other title	Thou canst not forget me (Smith)
Other title	Hudson side (Rodwell)
Other title	Knight of the raven black plume Hewitt)
Other title	My Mary Ann (Tyte)
Other title	Yankee girl's song (Tyte)
Other title	Wait for the wagon (Khauff)
Other title	When I saw sweet Nellie home (Fletcher)
Other title	Annie Lisle (Thompson)
Other title	Cora Dean (Foster)
Other title	Hazel dell (Wurzel)
Other title	Lilly Dale (Thompson)
Other title	On the lake where droop'd the willow (Horn)
Other title	Rosa Lee.
Other title	Don't be foolish Joe.
Other title	Beneath a weeping willow's shade.
Other title	Merry little fat man (Blewitt)
Other title	Slumber on baby dear (Debrin)
Other title	Mother's cradle song (Debrin)
Other title	Soft bugle (Zeuner)
Other title	When wakes the sun at early dawn (Watson)
ISBN	0816105421

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