Title Index

From	The "Ah!!" waltz	to	"1776" galop
From	1776; Romantic comic opera	to	6 Sacred pieces for Offertory or Opening Service
From	6 Solos for E-flat bass	to	Across the fields
From	Across the harbor bar	to	The adieu = Der abschied
From	Adieu dear land, or, Switzer farewell with variations	to	Afar - Ausfahrt
From	Afar from thee!	to	The Agnes May quickstep
From	Agnes May, a ballad	to	Ah! pauvre ngre il te faut souffrir - Ah! wretched slave thou…
From	Ah! so lonely	to	Air varie
From	Air varie II	to	Albumblatt - Album leaf
From	Albumblatt, fr Elise	to	All for Jesus
From	All for joy	to	Allegretto scherzando
From	Allegro	to	The alpha waltz
From	Alpha, A collection of elementary exercises	to	Always ready march
From	Always remember	to	America
From	America [and Yankee Doodle	to	Amilie
From	Amina	to	Andalusian dance
From	Andalusian song	to	The Angel in the dream
From	Angel messengers	to	Angels gathering the babes
From	Angels guard my little one	to	Annie Laurie waltz
From	Annie Laurie with variations	to	Anticipation quadrille
From	Antioch, with variations, op. 500	to	Arbeiter marsch
From	Arbor schottische	to	Arion's carnival march
From	Arion, a collection of marches, waltzes, airs, rondos, fantasia, etc.	to	Artist's life; Waltz song
From	The Artist's reception quadrille	to	Aspen shade waltz
From	Asperges	to	Athenia gallopade
From	Athenia valse sentimental	to	Aureole mazurka
From	Aurora	to	Ave Regina
From	Ave Regina, No. 12	to	B. S. T. galop
From	Ba-a, ba-a, black sheep	to	The Bachelor's dream
From	Bachelor's dream	to	Baltimore Olio waltz
From	Baltimore Olio waltz from the "Ballet la Gizelle"	to	Barnavnnen
From	Barney A'leen	to	Be at the window darling
From	Be at the window to-night, love	to	Beauties of Paradise; Polka
From	Beauties of Ruy Blas	to	Beautiful home of the soul
From	The Beautiful home over there	to	Beethoven's Sonatas, op. 10, no. 3
From	Beethoven's Sonatas, op. 101	to	Belisario overture
From	Belisario quick step	to	Belle Rosabella; Andante and waltz
From	La belle Savoyarde	to	Belles of St. Louis, polka de salon
From	Belles of Trenton polka	to	Beneath the dear old flag again
From	Beneath the evening star	to	Bertie waltz
From	"Bertie" waltz	to	Bewitching eyes; Galop Brilliante
From	Bewitching schottisch	to	Billee Taylor; Potpourri
From	Billee Taylor; or, The reward of virtue	to	Birdie's goodbye, The - Der vglein abschied
From	Birdie's lament	to	The Black hawk waltz
From	Black hawk waltz [flute or violin, piano	to	Blessed is he that cometh [and O Lamb of God
From	Blessed is he that considereth the poor	to	Blue Alsatian mountains
From	The Blue Alsatian mountains	to	Blue mountain mists; Waltz
From	The Blue mountain redowa	to	Boccaccio
From	Boccaccio and Nancy Lee on a racket	to	Bonfire galop
From	Le bonheur, valse de salon, op. 35	to	Boston fire alarm galop
From	Boston fire bells	to	Braggiotti-Mattei; Valse de concert
From	Brainard's Musical Album No. 10	to	Bridal chorus from Lohengrin
From	Bridal day [from New series of gems of German songs	to	Bright eyes polka
From	Bright eyes rondo	to	Bring flowers, sweet flowers; Easter carol
From	Bring her back to life again	to	Brother speak in whispers light, or, The brides departure
From	Brother's birthday galop	to	Bulgarian grand march
From	The Bull dog on the bank	to	Buy the truth, and sell it not
From	Buzzard in de middle ob de sky	to	Cackle! Cackle! galop
From	Cactus mazurka	to	Calla
From	Called away	to	Camptown races
From	Camptown races	to	Cape girls galop
From	Capella waltz	to	Caquetage [and Confidence
From	Cara, ballad	to	Carolena waltzes
From	Carolina dance, or, Dandy Jim from Carolina	to	Cast thy bread on the waters
From	Cast thy bread upon the waters	to	Cecelia polka mazurka
From	Cecilia Schottische	to	Central march
From	Central park galop	to	Chant du Berceau
From	Chant du Braconnier, Le	to	Charming May; Schottische
From	Charming Nora Beane	to	Chelsea polka
From	Chemin de fer; Galop	to	A Child's prayer
From	The child's prayer, or, Good night	to	Chiming bells waltz
From	Chiming bells; Polka	to	The Christ rejected
From	Christ risen	to	Christmas has come again
From	Christmas hymn	to	Cinderella, op. 390
From	Cinderella; Waltz quadrille	to	Clarissa; Medley quadrille 36th
From	Clarita	to	Climax; Galop [and Gustav's march
From	Climb de golden stair	to	Club waltzes, no. 1
From	Cluster of diamonds schottisch	to	The colonade polka
From	Colonel Blue from Kalamazoo [and Grand walk around	to	Come away where the brooklets play
From	Come away, come away	to	Come merry birds of spring
From	Come my little birdie - Komm mein liebes vglein	to	Come to the sunset thee, or, The Tyrolese evening hymn
From	Come to the sycamore	to	Come, love, dance the polka with me
From	Come, loved religion	to	Company B. galop
From	Company D Quickstep	to	La confiance
From	Confidence	to	The Convention at Crowley's back gate
From	Convention march	to	Corn flower waltz
From	Corn flower, waltz	to	Cou cou polka
From	Coucou polka	to	A Cradle song of the blessed Virgin
From	Cradle song, op. 17	to	Croton waltz
From	The crow quadrilles	to	Cuckoo polka
From	Cuckoo polka from La Marjolaine	to	Cynthia Snow, an Ethiopian melody
From	Cynthia waltz	to	Daisy mazurka
From	Daisy of the Mountain side	to	Dance on the lawn
From	Dance on the meadow, A; Redowa	to	Danse Russe; Morceau characteristique
From	Danse Villageoise	to	Darling I'm thinking of thee
From	Darling I'm weary without you	to	Dashaway march
From	The Dasher	to	The day of rest
From	The Day of resurrection	to	De old church-yard in de lane; or, Darling Minnie Gray
From	De ole home down de lane	to	The Dear old cottage
From	The Dear old emerald banner	to	The declaration
From	Declaration	to	Den I'se gwine to wing
From	Den gode herden	to	Deus misereatur [and Benedicite
From	Deus misereatur [from Farmer's mass	to	The diamond schottisch
From	Diamond schottische	to	A Disappointment
From	Disappointment; Gavotte	to	Do you, darling, do you love me?
From	Do your best	to	Don Quixote galop
From	Don Quixote march	to	Don't shut out the sunlight mother
From	Don't slam the garden gate	to	Dos danzas
From	Dose silber gates	to	Down by the seaside sadly I weep
From	Down by the surging sea	to	Dream faces; Transcription
From	Dream faces; Valse	to	Dream, loved one, dream!
From	Dream, my little one!	to	Dreams; Ballad
From	Dreamy brown eyes	to	Dsir, Le - Longing
From	Du and du waltzes	to	Dying for thee - Morir per te!
From	The dying girl	to	Easter anthem; Christ our Passover
From	Easter bells	to	Echoes from the orchestra
From	Echoes from the palisades	to	Egyptian grand march
From	Egyptian lullaby; Laaloo [from Zenobia	to	Elegante, L'
From	Elegiac quintetto	to	Ella Fay
From	Ella Gray ballad	to	The emerald isle
From	The Emerald isle waltzes	to	En passant
From	En route march	to	Epsilon polka
From	Equal rights, justice and liberty, or Don't abuse your power	to	The Estey organ march
From	Esther waltz	to	Eulogy of tears = Lob der thrnen
From	Euphemistic waltz	to	Evening echoes; Waltz
From	Evening greeting waltz	to	Ever in tears
From	Ever longing	to	Exile to his sister
From	The exile to his sister, ballad	to	Fair America!
From	Fair Daily march	to	The Fairy band mazurka
From	Fairy bell polka	to	Fairy's cradle song
From	The Fairy's dance polka	to	Fan brigade march
From	Fan brigade; March and drill	to	Fantasie ber die schwalben, op. 37
From	Fantasie ber motive aus Verdi's Troubadour, no. 1, op. 84	to	Far o'er the sparkling river
From	Far o'er the waves	to	Farewell to the hills
From	Farewell to the home of my childhood	to	The fashion
From	Fashion galop, op. 51, no. 9	to	Fatinitza waltz
From	Fatinitza-lancers	to	"Fedora" galop
From	"Fedora" waltzes	to	Few days, or, The united American's
From	Few days, or, go-ahead quick step	to	La Fille du rgiment
From	La Fille du tambour major	to	Fireside of my mother
From	Fireside polka	to	First thoughts
From	First trial	to	Flash and crash march
From	Flash and crash; Galop de concert	to	Flirtation waltzes
From	La Flirtation, valse peculiar	to	Floretta schottische
From	Florette's favorite waltz	to	Flower's of love I bring to thee; Concert waltz song
From	Flower, The - Il fiore	to	Fly, bird of hope
From	Fly, birdling, thro' the verdant wood!	to	For her I plucked the violet
From	For her sake	to	Forever thine - Ewig dein
From	Forever thine; Gavotte	to	Fort Mifflin quick step
From	Fort Wayne commandery; Quick march	to	Fra Diavolo cotillions
From	Fra Diavolo galop, op. 51, no. 1 [from Fra Diavolo	to	French singing lesson, The - Une Leon de chant Franaise
From	French tyrolienne	to	Frolic at the husking, The [flute or violin
From	Frolic at the husking, The [flute or violin, guitar	to	Full of joy
From	Full of joy galop	to	The gall in blue
From	The Gallant "Beebe grays"	to	Garcia polka
From	Gard vous [from the operetta The prisoner of Rochelle	to	Gavotte Stephanie
From	Gavotte Stphanie	to	The Gem puzzle
From	The Gem puzzle schottische	to	General Scott's grand march
From	General Scott's quick step	to	Gently down the stream
From	Gently down the stream of time	to	Gerster's polka
From	Gertie's galop	to	The gipsie's festival, or, Come to the old oak tree
From	Gipsies	to	Give him my last goodbye
From	Give me Jesus	to	Glencove waltzes
From	Glendale polka	to	Glory be to God in the highest
From	Glory be to God most high! Christmas carol	to	God bless our native land! - La libert!
From	God bless our noble firemen!	to	Going to the ball
From	Going to the hop this evening	to	Golden harp (Musical Mosairs)
From	Golden harps are sounding	to	Goldfischlein; Polka mazurka
From	Goldilocks	to	Good bye, but for a little while
From	Good bye, dear love	to	Good night, and dream of me
From	Good night, and pleasant dreams	to	Gospel melodies
From	Gospel raft, De	to	Grafulla's favorite waltz
From	Grains of gold	to	Grand march [from The brewer of Preston
From	Grand march and chorus	to	Grand selection from the latest comic operas
From	Grand selection; Beggar student	to	Grandma's pet polka
From	Grandma's vacant chair	to	The Great centennial
From	Great day in de morning	to	Griswold waltz
From	Grobe's dream, op. 509	to	Guttenberg march
From	Guyne on his travels	to	Hail to the Lord's anointed
From	Hail to the Lord's anointed!	to	The handsome Louise
From	Handsome Rosie	to	Happy go lucky; Schottische
From	Happy greeting at the gate	to	Happy thought schottische
From	Happy thought waltz	to	Hark! what mean those holy voices
From	Hark! what mean those holy voices?	to	Haste, my love; Barcarole
From	Hasten back to me	to	The Hazell galop
From	The Hazell galop, rondo	to	He would not say good-night
From	He'll come back	to	The heart that's ever thine
From	A heart that's kind and true, ballad	to	Heaven's morning breaks
From	Heaven, have pity! - Numi piet	to	Help the poor when they're in need
From	Help your ma	to	Here under the linden - Dort unter'm linnenbaum
From	Here upon my vessels deck (Santley album)	to	"High school" march
From	High spirits gallop	to	Ho! Reaper's of life's harvest
From	Ho! Reapers of life's harvest	to	Home beloved I miss thee then!
From	Home below and heaven above	to	Home, sweet home
From	Home, sweet home (Grand fantaisies)	to	Hop o my thumb quick step
From	Hop o' my thumb; Polka	to	House key waltz
From	Household clock	to	How sweet the song of summer birds
From	How sweet thy silvery song	to	Hunteresses, The - Les chasseresses
From	The Hunters	to	Hyacinth march
From	Hyacinth mazurka	to	I am grandma's darling
From	I am growing old	to	I cannot forget thee, ballad
From	I cannot give expression	to	I go down to the sea
From	I go sweet friends, ballad	to	I knew a maiden fair
From	I knew a pretty maiden	to	I love thee - Dich hab' ich lieb
From	I love thee - Ich liebe dich	to	I never refuse
From	I never was meant for the sea	to	I stood on the shore
From	I strive to forget thee	to	I will lay me down
From	I will lay me down in peace	to	I'd be a butterfly
From	I'd be a shepherdess - La bergeronnette	to	I'll not forget thee darling
From	I'll not forget you	to	I'm de captain of the black cadets
From	I'm different from the rest	to	I'm thinking love, of thee
From	I'm thinking my darling of thee!	to	I.O. of O.F.
From	I.S.T.Y. galop	to	If I were a voice
From	If I were only young again	to	Illusion galop
From	Illusioni	to	In after years
From	In after years, ballad	to	In silvery light!
From	"In silvery light" waltzes	to	In the old church tower
From	In the old familiar dell	to	Indian corn dance
From	The Indian exile, or, The absent lover	to	Institution march
From	Instruction book, for the mouth organ or harmonica	to	Iowa march
From	Iowa polka	to	Is there no smile for me
From	Is there one for me?	to	It was once our mother's way
From	It was only a dream	to	Jack o'lantern schottisch
From	Jack's return; or, When the robins leave their nest; Waltz song	to	Jeannette and jeannot quick step
From	Jeannette et Jeannot	to	Jersey lily lancers
From	Jersey lily schottische	to	Jesus, grant me this I pray
From	Jesus, lover of my soul	to	Johnny jump up polka
From	Johnny my lingo lay	to	The Jolly musician
From	The Jolly old crow	to	Joy waltz
From	Joy!	to	Jubilate Deo, O be joyful in the Lord
From	Jubilate Deo, no. 10	to	Juney at the gate polka
From	Juney at the gate, a popular Ethiopian ballad	to	Kamennoi-Ostrow
From	Kamennoi-ostrow; Album de portraits	to	Katy Darling
From	Katy Darling's farewell to Dermot	to	Keep-a-stepping! End song
From	Keeping step together	to	The King and the Tambour's daughter
From	The King and the poet	to	Kiss me, mama, Nellie's dying
From	Kiss me, mama, for I am going to sleep	to	Kleiner schker!
From	Klose's conservatory method for the clarinet	to	Kunkel brothers' concert and exhibition duets
From	Kunkel's Leonore march	to	L'Orient waltz and galop
From	L'Orient, grand galop de concert	to	Ladies cavalcade quick step
From	Ladies choice mazourka	to	Lalla rookh
From	Lallah waltz	to	The land of the blest
From	Land of the free	to	The last greeting = L'adieu
From	Last greeting, The - Der letzte gruss	to	Laughing eyes of other days
From	Laughing eyes quickstep	to	Leaning on a balcony
From	Leanone	to	Leoline
From	Leoline valse	to	Let the past be all forgotten
From	Let the tidings roll!	to	Liberty bell march
From	Liberty bell; Waltz	to	Life's sunny side
From	Life's voyage	to	Lightly, tread lightly
From	Lightning Polka	to	Lilly of the valley quickstep
From	Lilly of the valley; Waltz	to	Linger longer; Waltz
From	Linger near me little treasure	to	Little Brother Joe
From	Little Brown Jug	to	Little Mays waltz
From	Little Minnie's gone to sleep	to	Little blue-eyed baby sleeps
From	Little bo peep waltz	to	A Little faded shoe
From	Little faded shoes	to	The Little mountain church
From	A Little mountain lad	to	Little spark
From	Little sparrow waltz	to	Llewelyn's bride
From	Lndler	to	Long live King Richard! - Viva Ricardo
From	Long live our Twelfth Night queen	to	Lord is my light! The
From	The Lord is my shepherd	to	The Lost voice
From	Lost, or saved?	to	Love divine!
From	Love divine; Hymn anthem	to	The Love that can never be mine
From	The love that dieth not	to	Love's joy - Liebesfreude
From	Love's lament	to	Lovely Mercedes, where art thou flown?
From	Lovely Nell	to	The low back'd car
From	Low back'd car quick step	to	Lululine waltz
From	Lulus own polka	to	Madame Grisi's waltz
From	madame J. W. Grard, no. 1	to	Magnificat
From	Magnificat [and Nunc dimittis	to	The maiden's dream
From	The Maiden's dream	to	Malvina
From	Malvina waltz	to	Manuel Lanciers
From	Manuscripte waltzes	to	The March of the chickasaw guards
From	March of the first battalion N. G. N. J.	to	Marche triomphale
From	Marches des turcs	to	Marie march
From	Marie polka	to	Marriage festival waltz
From	Marriage galop	to	Mary Wood, a ballad
From	Mary and the mossy old stile	to	Masonic grand march
From	A Masonic hymn	to	Maudie Moore
From	Maudie More	to	The May queen, part third, return of spring
From	The May queen, with variations	to	The mazurka song, Hark! The merry dance inviting
From	Mazurka, from Hamlet	to	Medley overture [from Squatter sovereignty
From	Medley overture [from The Muddy day	to	Meet me sister with a crown
From	Meet me there	to	Memorial hymn
From	Memorial march	to	The mermaid polka, la Syrene
From	Mermaid waltz	to	The Merry long ago
From	The Merry maiden	to	Message from home; Grand march
From	A Message from mother	to	Midnight reverie
From	Midnight review	to	Military parade march
From	Military parade schottisch	to	Minnehaha schottisch
From	Minnehaha waltz	to	Mirth and prank
From	Mirth, mirth, mirth from Mirth & wisdom	to	Mocking bird, The; Grand fantasia
From	The mockingbird polka	to	The Monarch
From	Monarch line grand march	to	The moon o'er the hills is beaming
From	The moon on the leaf shines bright love, a serenade	to	Moorish serenade; Schliess mich an's herz lavene!
From	Moorish slave, The - La Schiava mora; Romanza	to	A morning song
From	Morning song - Morgenlied	to	Mother dear! the angels call me
From	Mother dearest, raise my pillow	to	Mother, Oh! sing me to rest
From	Mother, angel mother	to	Mountain house polka
From	Mountain hunter's waltz [from Amilie	to	Mrs. Langtry; Schottische
From	Mrs. Partington's favorite polka	to	Music and dancing
From	Music and love; Waltz song	to	Must we leave the old home, mother?
From	Must we meet as strangers now	to	My angel boy ballad
From	My angel bride	to	My cottage home, with variations
From	My cousin Mary Bell	to	My every thought, cavatina [from Leonora, part II
From	My eyes are dim with tears	to	My heart I give to thee from An Artist of Flanders
From	My heart and I	to	My lady's smile
From	My lambs	to	My love's returned at last; Waltz song
From	My love's waltz	to	My old Kentucky home polka
From	My old Kentucky home, good night	to	My queen; Waltzes
From	My queen; or, Love is the joy of spring time	to	My wife and I waltz
From	My wife is so awfully stoud	to	Nannetta polka
From	Nannie and I	to	A nations farewell to Henry Clay
From	The nations, a melange containing six melodies	to	Neath the stars - Se dalle stelle
From	'Neath the twinkling stars	to	Nevada galop
From	Nevada grand march	to	The New York Philharmonic's welcome
From	New York Theatre Orchestra; Melodramatic music, series IV	to	New rigg'd ship, The; Rondo
From	New rondo finale "Ah heart be hushed" [from opera Linda di Chamounix	to	Night in Venice; Polka
From	Night in spring - Frhlingsnacht	to	No home to-night
From	No inflation; or, Hard pan waltz	to	Nobody knows what trouble was there
From	Nobody seems to care	to	Noon; or, In the summer of the heart
From	Noonan reel	to	Not I only, alas! Thy victim = Ma la sola, ohime son io, cavatina from the opera Beatrice di Tenda
From	Not I, sweet soul, not I	to	Now from the sixth hour there was darkness
From	Now gently o'er the moonlit sea	to	O God have mercy - Gott sei mir gndig [from St. Paul
From	O God of my salvation	to	O come with me! La Chanson de l'amoureux
From	O come, Marie [from New series of gems of German songs	to	O now I'll get a wife! from the opera "Deseret"
From	O now on music's magic swell	to	O wert thou but my own love, no. 16
From	O wert thou in the cauld blast	to	O, little birds
From	O, morning star	to	The Oceana polka
From	Octagon polka	to	Oh Benedetta, romanza
From	Oh Gently sleep	to	Oh my heart is weary waiting! or, Summer longings
From	Oh my love he is a saileur [from Hiawatha	to	Oh! Dat low bridge! [from The Grip
From	Oh! Dat preacher; An End song	to	Oh! So easy
From	Oh! Spare the old homestead	to	Oh! these men
From	Oh! think of me to night, love	to	Oh, sing with me
From	Oh, softly sleep, my baby boy!	to	"Old Monroe" knights templar polka
From	Old Ned sat at his cabin door	to	Old dog Tray
From	Old dog Tray quickstep	to	The old hero's quick step
From	The Old home ain't what it used to be	to	Old red's saxon waltz
From	Old robin's farewell	to	Ole cuff in de mornin
From	De ole grey goose	to	On board the Plymouth rock
From	On board the plymouth rock	to	On the mountain and in the dale
From	On the mountain; Swiss song	to	Once upon a time there was a princess
From	Once upon a time!	to	One sweet kiss, one parting kiss - Un Baiser avant de partir!
From	One sweet little wish, darling	to	Only a wreath of daisies
From	Only a wreath of oaken leaves	to	Open up dem doors
From	Open wide the gates of heaven	to	Les Orientales polka
From	Orientalischer Spruch - Oriental sentence	to	Ossian's serenade, or, Burman lover, or, The little canoe
From	Ossian's serenade, with brilliant variations, op. 767	to	Our comrades sleep
From	Our coral caves, the sea nymphs invitation	to	Our little darling
From	Our little darling's grave	to	Our tribute of rapture; Christmas carol
From	Our turn is coming	to	Over the rapids; Melody
From	Over the rippling tide	to	Overture; Climax
From	Overture; Crown of victory	to	Page and the princess, The; In four ballads
From	Page sings to the queen, The; Dramatic song	to	Papanti's galop
From	Papel waltz	to	The parlour quadrilles
From	The parlour waltz	to	Passed away to heaven, ballad
From	Passed within the gates ajar	to	Patrick's day parade, quadrille
From	Patrick's day parade, quickstep	to	Pearl Schottische
From	Pearl and diamond polka	to	Penitent's prayer, The - Das Gebet des bussfertigen
From	Penitential hymn	to	La perle grand galop brillant
From	La perle polka	to	Le Petit Faust (Potpourri)
From	Le Petit Faust (Waltz)	to	The Philadelphia polka quadrilles
From	The Philadelphia polka waltz	to	Picnic polka
From	Picnic redowa	to	The pirate's chorus, ever be happy from The Enchantress
From	The pirate's chorus, or, Ever be happy from The enchantress	to	The plantation quadrilles
From	Planters schottische [and The C.E.L. clog	to	The plough, the anvil, and the loom
From	Plowman's homeward march	to	Polka aria, or, Sontag polka
From	Polka bohemienne	to	Polonaise militaire
From	Polonaise, no. 1	to	The Poor, forsaken tramp
From	A Poor, wayfaring man of grief	to	Pound's waltz quadrille
From	Pour forth a full libation now	to	The prayer of the betrothed
From	Prayer of the blind	to	The President's inauguration march
From	The President's last prayer	to	Pretty lips schottische
From	Pretty little Hattie Dean	to	La prima viola
From	Prima vista waltz	to	The Pritates of Penzance potpourri
From	Pritchett Institute	to	Proposal
From	The Proposal	to	Pure white lily - Weisse lilie
From	Pure, gentle maiden! - Pura celeste vergine	to	Quadrille social medley
From	Quadrille waltz; Dancer's delight	to	Queen of the north; Waltzes
From	Queen of the ocean	to	Race for life
From	Race galop	to	Rankee schottisch
From	The Rankins' march	to	The Reapers
From	The Reapers are coming	to	Red rover
From	Red rover quick step	to	Rejoice in the Lord
From	Rejoice in the Lord; Motet	to	Rendi l'sereno al ciglio
From	Renouveau valse	to	Retrospection [and Found
From	The Return	to	Rhein Laendler
From	Rhein vine Sharley	to	Ring out, ye bells [from Christmas chimes
From	Ring out, ye bells! Carol for Easter	to	River voyage
From	River waltz	to	Robinson Crusoe quadrille
From	Roccoco; Gavotte	to	Roller rink glide waltz
From	Roller rink; Galop	to	Rondo
From	Rondo (Violin & Piano)	to	Rose and Mary McGowen
From	The Rose and shamrock	to	Rose-bud waltz
From	The Rose-bush	to	The rosy tints of evening
From	The rosy tints of evening, a serenade	to	Rummy Jamie rummage
From	Run baby run!	to	S. S. Stewart's Philadelphia reel
From	S. S. Stewart's advanced studies for the banjo	to	Sailing on the golden sea
From	Sailing on the lake	to	Salut pesth
From	Salut a California	to	Sans souci, or, Come ye forth to our revels by moonlight
From	Sans souci; Gavotte	to	The Savior calls
From	The Savior hath risen	to	Scales and preludes
From	Scales for singing	to	Schoolcraft & coes quadrille
From	Schoolday waltz	to	Sea breeze; Grand galop
From	Sea breeze; Grand march	to	Second grand military waltz
From	Second hand organ polka	to	Select music for sabbath schools, Number one
From	Selected choruses	to	Self-deceived
From	The Selfish men	to	The Serenade march
From	Serenade march, a companion to "Love not"	to	The Seven-twenty train
From	Seventh Regiment galop	to	Shannon quick step
From	The Shanty-town brigade	to	She's dreaming of the angels
From	She's every inch a queen	to	Shepherds, The [from Christmas chimes
From	Sheridan's waltz	to	Shw wears a rose in her hair
From	The Shy little maiden of sweet seventeen	to	Silver bells
From	Silver bells are ringing, away up in de sky!	to	Silver threads were golden then
From	Silver threads; Polka mazurka	to	Sing heigh-ho!
From	Sing his praise	to	Singing, kissing, little birdie
From	Singing-bird polka - Sing-vogel	to	Six songs
From	Six villanelles	to	Slavonic love song
From	Slaying the deer	to	The Sleepy song
From	Sleigh bell polka	to	"Smith's band" parade march
From	Smith's grand march brilliante	to	So we'll go no more a roving
From	So weary and sad to-night	to	Les soires de dance, a set of quadrilles
From	Soires de danse	to	Some day; Transcription
From	Some day; Transcription de concert	to	Sommerabend - Summer evening
From	Sommernachtsfest-schottisch	to	A Song of a boat
From	The Song of a child	to	Song of the mission fairies
From	Song of the mountain brook	to	Songs of the bible
From	Songs of the day quadrille	to	Sound softly my lay - Kling leise mein lied
From	Sound the signal loud	to	Souvenir
From	Le souvenir	to	Souvenir de la Pologne
From	Souvenir de la Saxe	to	Sparkling mazurka
From	Sparkling piper Heidsieck	to	Spinnlied; Revised edition
From	Spinnliedchen [from Little leaflets, little flowers	to	Spring flower polka (Rose buds)
From	Spring flower schottisch	to	Spring, The time hath laid his mantle by
From	Spring, gentle spring	to	St. Louis polka
From	St. Louis serenading waltz	to	Star of my soul, the patriot soldier's farewell
From	Star of radiance, a ballad	to	The state street quick step
From	Staten Island, polka mazurka	to	Still thou hast my heart's devotion
From	Still undecided?	to	Strew blossoms on their graves
From	Strew bright, beautiful flowers	to	Su L'aria - I'll listen
From	Suabian national dances, heft 5	to	A Summer night
From	Summer night reverie	to	Sunday morning
From	Sunday morning = Sonntags fruehe	to	Sunshine in the heart
From	Sunshine in the rain	to	Swedish nightingale polka
From	The Swedish nightingale waltz	to	Sweet Violets
From	Sweet affection	to	Sweet geraniums
From	Sweet girl! Fare thee well	to	Sweet memory
From	Sweet memory - Erinnerung	to	Sweet thought polka
From	Sweet thought schottisch	to	Sweetheart, tell me why
From	Sweetheart; The Bird carol	to	The sylph rondo
From	Sylph schottisch	to	Take care! Take care!
From	Take care! comrade	to	Tambourine girl, The; Danse caprice
From	Tambourine; Schottische	to	Te Deum in E
From	Te Deum in E, no. 20	to	Teddy, please scare me again!
From	Tedesco polka	to	Temperance bells [and Strong in Christ
From	Temperance call reform	to	Terzetto [and Finale from the opera Attilla
From	Terzetto [and finale from the opera Attilla	to	That well remember'd strain
From	That wonderful land	to	There is a calm for those who weep
From	There is a flow'r a lovely flow'r	to	There's a merry brown thrush [mezzo-soprano
From	There's a merry brown thrush [soprano	to	They ask me if I think of thee, ballad
From	They borrow, but never return!	to	Thinking first, then doing
From	Thinking of Mama in her grave	to	Those happy days, polacca
From	Those happy summer days	to	Thou lov'st the greenwood, so do I
From	Thou lovely star - Du lichter stern	to	Three bells, with variation and finale
From	Three brilliant gems, no. 185: Lucrezia Borgia waltz ; Affection waltz ; Mazurka	to	Through thick and thin galop
From	Through thick and thin! March	to	Till then I'll say good bye; Ballad
From	'Till they lay me 'neath the sod	to	'Tis but an hour since first we met!
From	'Tis but of you I dream	to	Tit-tat-to schottisch
From	Tit-tat-to schottische	to	To the nightingale
From	To the one I love; Acrostic ballad [from Watch	to	The tomb of Stark
From	Tommy Todd	to	Tourbillon gallop
From	Tourbillon, Le	to	Treasured love waltzes
From	Treasures	to	Tripping thro' the meadows
From	Tripping thro' the meadows; Polka rondo	to	The Truant lover
From	Truant lover, The; Romanza	to	Tu che a dio, aria [from Lucia di Lammermoor
From	Tu es Petrus	to	'Twas only a daisy; Ballad
From	'Twas only a dream	to	A twilight thought
From	A Twilight thought	to	Two little words; Yes or no
From	The Two lovers	to	Uncle Jefferson
From	Uncle Joe (Six Songs)	to	Undine
From	The Undine polka	to	Unless! A Meno che…
From	Unrest	to	Vain desire
From	Vain suit, The - Vergebliches stndchen	to	Valse impromptu
From	Valse impromptu -- Pastorale -- Idylle -- Scherzino -- Etude pour le trill -- la mazourka	to	Lo vedro and vieni heco, nocturne sur des motefs de l'opera "Ernani"
From	Lo vedro and vieni heco, nocturne sur des motifs de l'opera "Ernani"	to	The very best, or, Dodworth's very best polka
From	Very early in the morn	to	Le vie joyeuse
From	La vie joyeuse, redowa	to	Village waltz
From	The Village wedding	to	Virginia reels, no. 3
From	Virginia rose bud	to	Vocal gems from Patience
From	Vocal gems of The Mikado	to	Voyage, The - Wasserfahrt
From	Voyaging	to	Waiting! - Erwartung
From	Waiting, love, for thee	to	Waltz [from Pirates of Penzance
From	Waltz [from The A Series	to	The Wamesit waltz
From	The Wand'rer's dream of home	to	Was ist des deutschen Vaterland/Die Wacht am Rhein
From	Was it a crime to love thee?	to	Wave waltz
From	The Wavelet waltz	to	We girls never mean half we say
From	We girls schottische	to	We sing, we sing of the blessed one
From	We smile and speak as we pass by	to	We're the boys
From	We's gwine to heah from home	to	Weeping like those roses
From	The weeping mother	to	Were I a violet - War ich ein veilchen
From	Were I a violet - Wr ich ein veilchen	to	What does little birdie say?
From	What does the little one see down there	to	What then?
From	What they do at the springs	to	When I was seventeen [and Midst roses sweet
From	When I welcome my love o'er the sea	to	When he told me, that he loved me
From	When his ship comes in!	to	When spring adorns, aria
From	When spring comes laughing	to	When the leaves begin to fall; Waltz
From	When the leaves begin to fall; Waltz brillante	to	When the swallows homeward fly; Air and variations
From	When the swallows northward fly; Waltz song	to	When you want a kiss, just take it
From	When you wear it, think of me	to	Where shall the dead and beautiful sleep
From	Where shall the dead and the beautiful sleep	to	While climbing up de golden stairs
From	While gazing on the moon's light	to	Whispering Zephyrs
From	Whispering angels	to	Who are these in bright array?
From	Who are you? Galop	to	Why do I weep
From	Why do I weep for thee, ballad	to	The Widow bird
From	Widow clicquot	to	Will my darling come to-day!
From	Will no maiden marry me	to	Willie polka
From	Willie schottisch	to	Wine, wife and song waltzes
From	Wine, wife, and song waltz	to	The Witches flight
From	Witches flight	to	Woman's love waltz
From	Woman's love waltzes	to	The Woods
From	Woods of green Erin, Irish ballad	to	Wren, The - La Capinera
From	Wren, The; La Capinera; Canzone	to	Ye birds with grateful voices
From	Ye canna marry me, Scotch song	to	You are all to me
From	You are always young to me march	to	You'll wish me back again
From	You're all the world to me	to	Your kind loving mother at home
From	Your little darling's blind	to	The Zoo Zoo Boy
From	Zoological garden	to	Étude mlodique, Op. 130, no. 2

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