Title Index

From	The "Ah!!" waltz	to	1st lanciers "profile"
From	1st meditation	to	A. L. H. grand march
From	A. M. Schacht's dance album	to	Addio a Napoli, L'
From	Addio del passato!	to	Afgan's advance guard, march
From	Africa	to	Ah! Blithesome and gay - Ah! Ridda leggera
From	Ah! Could I e'er deceive thee	to	Air of the burgomaster of Saardam; O Sancta justitia
From	Air par le roi Louis XIII	to	Alexander house polka
From	Alexander polka	to	All the night
From	All the rage	to	Almost persuaded; Transcription
From	Almost there	to	Always look up!
From	Always meet me with a kiss or Sweet little wife of mine	to	American dance album, second album
From	American defile march	to	And dost thou tell me
From	And he's got the money too	to	Angel guides
From	Angel hands are beck'ning	to	Angels of Jesus
From	Angels of dawn waltz	to	Another sweet face in the cradle!
From	The Answer	to	Arabian love song
From	Arabian song - Chanson Arabe	to	Arline quickstep
From	Arlington waltzes	to	As the shadows cross the sunlight
From	As the sun went down	to	At the feet of Jesus waiting
From	At the ferry	to	Aurora borealis polka
From	Aurora lancers	to	Aveu, L (The Avowal)
From	The Avis waltzes	to	Baby mine
From	Baby mine has gone to rest	to	Baltimore City College
From	Baltimore Oriole march	to	Bateau rose, Le; Ship of fancy
From	Bathing in the surf	to	Beatrice; Staccato piece
From	Beatty waltz	to	The Beautiful gate
From	Beautiful gates of gold	to	Beethoven's Sonatas, op. 2, no. 1
From	Beethoven's Sonatas, op. 2, no. 3	to	Bella Bocca polka
From	Bella Bocca polka [and Bijou waltz	to	Belles de Syracuse, Les; Valse
From	Belles du sud, Les	to	Benedicite
From	Benedicite [and Offertory anthem	to	The Best of friends must part
From	Best polka	to	Big fat Nance
From	Big giant polka	to	Birdie Blye galop
From	Birdie Lou	to	Black eyed Binie's gone to rest
From	Black gondola, The - La Gondola nera	to	Blest pair of sirens - Holde sirenen
From	Blind boy's schottisch	to	Blue bird polka
From	Blue bird polka (Little Favorites)	to	Bob Sackett grand march
From	Bob White mazurka	to	Bonnie Brae's waltz
From	Bonnie Doon	to	Bourre in G-Major
From	Boute en train galop	to	Brentano's collection of popular melodies
From	Brentwood waltz	to	Bright eyed Lula
From	Bright eyed Nora	to	Brittle silver schottische
From	Broad Street promenade	to	Bud of promise
From	Bud of promise, four hands	to	Buy the truth, and sell it not
From	Buzzard in de middle ob de sky	to	Cagliostro waltzes
From	The Cake song	to	Campaign melodies, no. 2
From	Campaign rallying song	to	Caprice
From	Caprice Waltz	to	Carnival of Venice variations
From	Carnival of Venise; Air and variations	to	Castinetta
From	Casting all on Jesus	to	Centennial hymn, no. 13
From	Centennial lancers	to	Chant te Deum, no. 7 in G
From	Chant; Te Deum	to	La Chasse des nymphs
From	La Chasse galop	to	Child's dream, The - Kindes traum
From	Child's hymn on awaking - Hymne de l'enfant a son reveil	to	Chip of the old block
From	Chiping bird waltz	to	Christ; Culbertson; Gethsemane
From	The Christening	to	Christmas-bells
From	Christmas-hymn with variation	to	Clarion quadrille
From	Clarion schottische	to	Cling closer to Jesus
From	Cling not to earth	to	Cock-a-doodle-doo
From	Cockle-bur; Schottische	to	Come along, sister Mary!
From	Come and cheer me little treasure	to	Come rise with the lark
From	Come said Jesus sacred voice	to	Come, back to me
From	Come, birdie, come	to	A company march
From	Compare these jewels bright - E'strano poter il viso	to	Conqueror's grand march
From	Conscript's march	to	Coral caves
From	Coral caves march	to	Country club galop
From	The Country cousin (I saw Esau kissing Kate)	to	The Cricket on the hearth
From	Cricket on the hearth	to	The Crystal river
From	Crystal river waltz	to	Cymbia polka
From	Cymbia polonaise	to	"Daisy", The; Waltz
From	Daisy's birth-day	to	Dancing in the sunbeams
From	Dancing in the sunlight	to	Dar am honey on dese lips
From	Dar's a meeting here tonight	to	Darling, I'm weary of waiting
From	Darling, can you e'er forget	to	Day dreams
From	Day dreams of youth - Reveries de la jeunesse	to	De ole home down de lane
From	De ole man's time am drawing near	to	Dear old words
From	Dear one far distant, aria	to	Delta Tau Delta grand march
From	Delta Upsilon waltz	to	Deus misereatur [from Farmer's mass
From	Deus misereatur in C	to	Died in the streets (Ballads without words)
From	Dies irae	to	Do you love me as well as ever?
From	Do you love me still the same?	to	Don't blame me
From	Don't blame me, for I didn't do it	to	Don't tie to a man you don't know
From	Don't touch him	to	Doubt no more
From	Doubting	to	Down went the captain
From	Down where the buttercups blossom	to	Dream on mid-ocean
From	Dream on the ocean - Trume auf dem ocean	to	Dreams of the past; Waltz
From	Dreams of the sea	to	Dual polka
From	Dublin Bay Barcarolle (Golden Echoes)	to	"Eagle" march
From	Earl Lena	to	Echoes
From	Echoes - Nachklingen	to	Eight hymns
From	Eight measure studies	to	Elfin march
From	Elfin polka	to	The Emerald waltz
From	Emeralds; Grand Irish medley	to	Engineering drawings and data
From	England	to	Estelle; Mazurka caprice
From	Esterelle (Six new fairy dances)	to	Evangeline polka
From	Evangeline quadrille	to	Evening shadows
From	Evening song	to	Excursion waltz
From	Excuse me!	to	Fair Maudalie
From	Fair Melusina; Waltz	to	Fairy fountain
From	Fairy freaks schottische	to	Falling leaflets
From	Falling leaves	to	Fantastic galop
From	The Fantastic quickstep	to	Farewell to May!
From	Farewell to Naples	to	Father I know that all my life
From	Father John	to	Favorite trios, op. 186, vol. I
From	Favorite trios, op. 186, vol. II	to	Feuilles volantes
From	A Few more years	to	Fir tree stood all lonely, A - Ein fichtenbaum steht einsam
From	Fire alarm galop	to	The First rose of summer
From	First she would, and then she wouldn't; or Oh, you naughty, …	to	Flash
From	Flash and crash march	to	Flirting on the ice
From	Flirting on the lake	to	Flower of beauty
From	Flower of beauty polka	to	The Flying Dutchman
From	The Flying Dutchman galop	to	For you
From	For you and me	to	Forgetmenot, The - Das Vergissmeinnicht [alto or baritone
From	Forgetmenot, The - Das Vergissmeinnicht [soprano or tenor	to	Fourth of July march
From	Fourth regiment march	to	A Friend of to-day is a Judas to-morrow
From	Friend's greeting waltz	to	Frosty November and sunshiny May
From	Frotine waltzes	to	Gaily trilling waltz
From	Gaily we ride	to	Garfield's funeral march
From	Garfield's grand march	to	Gavotte; Our little blondie
From	Gavotte; Paola [and Polonaise; Osceola	to	General Denver's grand march
From	General Garfield's campaign march	to	Geranium waltz
From	German Fraternization March	to	Gipsey life
From	Gipsey maiden	to	Give me kisses, ballad
From	Give me my home! Das Haidekind	to	Globe waltz
From	Globe waltzes	to	Go west, young man, go west
From	Go where glory waits thee	to	Going home
From	Going home to Georgia	to	Golden gates are swinging wide
From	Golden grain waltz	to	Gondola-gavotte
From	La Gondole-Melodie	to	Good evening; Schottische
From	Good hope; Waltz	to	Good-bye
From	Good-bye - Addio	to	The Graduate's farewell
From	The Graduates march	to	Grand mothers story
From	Grand national fantasia	to	Grandfather's cane
From	Grandfather's chaise	to	Great yacht race, The; Puritan and Genesta
From	Greek maiden, The; Gavotte	to	Guess who
From	Guess who (Sunbeams)	to	Hail eternal hope on high; Easter hymn
From	Hail gentle spring	to	Hanky Panky polka
From	The Hanlan galop	to	Happy little flip-flaps
From	Happy little folks; Galop in D	to	Hark to the children! Easter carol
From	Hark to the sleigh bells	to	Harvest home dance (Musical Harvest)
From	Harvest home galop	to	He careth for you
From	He comes for me	to	He's such a lovely waltzer
From	He's such a lovely waltzer!	to	Hearts delight
From	Hearts delight; Gavotte	to	Helen Adair
From	Helen polka	to	Here in this holy temple
From	Here is the flower [from Carmen	to	Hildebrand Montrose
From	Hildebrand schottische	to	The Holy name of Jesus
From	Holy night	to	Homeless and alone to-night
From	Homeless and friendless	to	Horn-pipe [and The Ballad of Billy Taylor
From	Hornpipe and Virginia reel [from Two little artists	to	How so fair
From	How so fair [from Martha	to	Huron River waltz
From	Hurra! We meet again my boys	to	I Wait for thee reverie
From	I Won't be a nun	to	I bid my love goodbye
From	I bring the trusting heart of old	to	I have missed you Mamie dear
From	I have missed you, Daisy darling	to	I love but thee
From	I love but thee [from Rosita	to	I saw you last night in a dream
From	I say Cally! don't you lose your temper	to	I will be home to-night, love
From	I will be true	to	I'll be a rambler no more
From	I'll be dar	to	I'll watch and wait; Waltz song
From	I'll watch over you little loved one	to	I'm proud I'm an Irishman's son
From	I'm sad because my love's away	to	II. Dreistimmige messe
From	II. Valse de concert	to	If my love did but know!
From	If my love offended thee	to	Imogene polka mazurka [and Minnie schottische
From	Imogene quadrille	to	In love's bright joy - In liebeslust
From	In love's embrace - Im arm der liebe	to	In the jolly polka's step
From	In the land far away	to	Independent N. Y. Schtzen march
From	India Rubber Yaller Girl	to	Introit for Thanksgiving
From	Investigation lanciers	to	Irresistible grande marche militaire
From	Irresistible polka	to	It was the time of roses; Ballad
From	It wells becomes her, the jewel - Vi sta pur bene la gemma …	to	James G. Blaine's victory march
From	James G. Blaine; Campaign march	to	Jerusalem, high tower thy glorious walls, hymn 497
From	The Jessamine polka	to	Les Jeunes Beautees (Opus 5)
From	La Jeunesse	to	The Jolly blacksmith polka
From	The Jolly blacksmiths	to	Journey to Africa, A; Potpourri
From	Journey to Africa; Lancers	to	Jubilate Deo (New Episcopal Music)
From	Jubilate Deo [and Benedictus	to	Just beyond the Golden Gate
From	Just beyond the other shore	to	Katie Dean
From	Katie O'Moore	to	Kevinski
From	Key West march [and Madge's polka	to	Kiss in the ring
From	The Kiss in the rye	to	Kittie McCree
From	Kittie McGee; Irish ballad	to	Krmagyar
From	Krupp artillery march	to	L'oiseau s'envole - The bird to distant bowers
From	L'oiseau s'envole l bas, l bas! - The bird see yonder	to	Lancaster march
From	Lancaster; Mazurka	to	Largo and Menuette
From	Largo from Symphony in D	to	Laughing Nellie Lee
From	Laughing and crying	to	Leaves are falling - Blatter lasst die blume fallen
From	The Leaves have fallen to the ground	to	Let me hear thy voice again
From	Let me hold you close, my darling	to	Lexington march [and Roland march
From	Lia morta - Leah is dead; Canto populare	to	Lift your glad voices in triumph on high
From	Lifted up	to	Lilac galop
From	The Lilac that grew by the gate	to	Linden leaves
From	Linden polka mazurka	to	Little Daisy
From	Little Daisy Blossom	to	Little Willie
From	Little Willie's last farewell	to	Little buttercup; Rondo
From	Little by little	to	Little gentle breath
From	The Little girls polka	to	Little playthings on the floor
From	The Little pleader	to	The Little wanderer
From	Little wanderer out in the snow	to	Long live these moments of pleasure
From	Long long ago	to	The Lord will provide
From	Lord will provide, The (Hymn 28)	to	Louisen waltzer
From	Louisette	to	Love song; Etude
From	A Love story	to	Love's plaint - Plainte d'amour; Mazourka
From	Love's pleading	to	A Lover's welcome
From	The Lover's wooing	to	Lulu
From	Lulu darling	to	Madeleine
From	Madeleine polka	to	Maid at the well, The; Ballad
From	Maid of Athens	to	Mama and papa waltz
From	Mama kiss me, then I'll sleep	to	Manzanita; Danse characterisque
From	Manzinita mazurka	to	March the 5th 1877
From	March timpani	to	Margary Daw
From	Margery	to	Marquis et Marquise
From	Marquis et Marquise; Gavotte	to	Mascot lancers
From	Mascot polka	to	Mattie's favorite waltz
From	Mattie's gone away	to	May-song - Mailied
From	The May-sun shed an amber light	to	The Meanest folks on our block
From	The Meanest thing of all	to	Meet me at the mill
From	Meet me at the old place Bessie	to	Memoires Russes; Expectation
From	Memorial hymn	to	Merry Christmas 1870 Caprice
From	Merry Christmas Bells	to	The Merry sleighride gallopade
From	Merry snowflakes; Valse brillante	to	Mi dulce esperanza
From	Mi gitanilla - My little gipsy	to	Mikado, The; Potpourri
From	Mikado, The; Selections	to	Minnetta polka
From	Minnette; Waltz	to	Missa Tota pulchra es Maria
From	Missa brevis	to	Molly Doolan
From	Molly Malone	to	Moonbeams on the lake; Caprice
From	Moonlight	to	Morning blush polka
From	Morning breaks upon the tomb	to	Moss rose march
From	Moss rose waltz	to	The Mother's prayer
From	Mother's prayer [and Tema	to	Mountain shepherd's song
From	Mountain spring mazurka	to	Murmuring breezes; Reverie
From	The Murmuring brook	to	Must we breathe a last good-bye? Ballad
From	Must we leave the old home, mother?	to	My black eyed May; Song and dance-schottische
From	My blue-eyed Geraldine	to	My dear little home
From	My dear mountain home	to	My happy home
From	My happy old home	to	My little pink
From	My little pussy-cat	to	My mother's old home far away
From	My mother's old portrait; Ballad	to	My queen waltzes
From	My queen waltzes [cornet, piano	to	The Mystic land
From	N for Nannie and B for Ben	to	National grange quickstep
From	National guard grand march	to	'Neath the violets
From	'Neath the waves her spirit wanders	to	Nevermore!
From	The New "old hundred"	to	New music for church and choir
From	New national hymn	to	Night march of the brigands
From	The Night my father died	to	No one cares for me
From	No one my grief can feel - Nur, wer die Sehnsucht kennt	to	Nol troverai - Ne'er wilt thou find again; Melodia
From	Nolite timere et gloria	to	Norwegian dance, suite no. 3
From	Norwegian melodies	to	Now is the time for the baby to sleep; Lullaby
From	Now may again breaks winter's chain	to	O Maria! Or, The Plumber's daughter
From	O Nanny wilt thou gang with me	to	O holy dove, return; Anthem
From	O holy stars above; Serenade	to	O that I had wings
From	O that my load of sin were gone!	to	O, restless sea
From	O, salutaris	to	Offenbachiana, no. 1
From	Offenbachiana, no. 2	to	Oh saviour, guide me still
From	Oh say that you forgive me	to	Oh! You little darling, I love you!
From	Oh! You little rascal	to	Oh, how beautiful!
From	Oh, how lovely is Zion!	to	The Old Star
From	The Old Story	to	The Old fire place
From	The Old fireplace	to	Old oaken bucket, The; Paraphrase de concert
From	Old oaken bucket, The; Transcription	to	The Olio schottische
From	The Olive branch waltz	to	On the alert! Galop
From	On the banks of Lough Neagh	to	On those jewelled walls
From	On thy fair bosom, silver lake	to	One more Raquette
From	One more dance	to	Only a shower; Valse song
From	Only a smile	to	The Opal waltz
From	Open diapason march	to	Original tunes to selected hymns, book 6
From	Oriole mazurka quadrille	to	Our band galop
From	Our banner of glory	to	Our house was haunted
From	Our lady guests	to	Ours
From	Ours galop	to	Over the stars there is rest
From	Over the stars there is rest [alto or baritone	to	Overture; Morning, noon, and night in Vienna
From	Overture; Ophelia	to	La Paloma; Spanish fantasia
From	La Paloma; Spanish fantasia [and Galop "free and happy" [orch..	to	Parish choir, The, nos. 264 and 265
From	The Parish choir, no. 277	to	Passing thought polka
From	Passing thought waltz	to	Paul and Virginie
From	Paul et Virginie potpourri	to	Peasants' love - Karntnerg'math
From	Peck's bad boy	to	Period Waltz
From	Period mazurka	to	Petit concerto
From	Petit duc galop, Le	to	Picadilly galop
From	Picco's Sardinian Shepherd's Pipe	to	Pirate, Le; Overture
From	The Pirates caves march	to	Playful waltz
From	Playing hide and seek	to	Le poete et la jeune fille
From	Poetical sketches; Complete	to	Polonaise [from Two little artists
From	Polonaise brillante	to	Popular studies forty finger exercises
From	Port Royal galop	to	Praise the Lord - Celebrons le signur!
From	Praise the Lord o my soul! Benedic anima mea	to	The President's inauguration march
From	The President's last prayer	to	Pretty little Mary
From	Pretty little Maud	to	Prince Methusalem; Lancers
From	Prince Methusalem; March	to	Profile galop
From	Progress	to	Pull for the shore
From	Pull slow and steady, boys (Popular comic songs)	to	Quadrille "Esmeralda"
From	Quadrille "Fresh laurels"	to	The Queer old bachelor
From	Queer people there be	to	The Railroad conductors
From	Railroad galop	to	Read me a chapter from the bible
From	Read the answer in the stars	to	The Red, red rose
From	The Red-cross knight	to	Remember poor mother at home
From	Remember that true friends are few	to	Rest thee in peace from An Artist of Flanders
From	Rest thee now!	to	Rhapsodie No. 3
From	Rhapsodie Russe	to	The Ringing of the old school bell
From	Ringing rocks	to	Robin adair
From	Robin building her nest [and How sad our love dreams	to	Roll back again those bygone years
From	Roll call march	to	Rondo piacevole
From	Rondo waltz	to	Rose schottisch
From	The Rose she gave me	to	Round grove waltz
From	Round table	to	Russian song
From	Russian victory march	to	Safe in the arms of Jesus; Fantasia
From	Safe in the arms of Jesus; Sacred march	to	Salute to New York march
From	Salute to San Francisco march	to	Saratoga polka
From	Saratoga quickstep	to	Says Aaron to Moses
From	The Scale analyzed	to	School life waltzes
From	School march [from The Little artist	to	Sea cadet, The; or, Royal midshipmite potpourri
From	The Sea cadet; or, Royal midshipmite waltz	to	See the angels coming!
From	See the cloudlets rise	to	Selection; A Night in Venice
From	Selection; Beggar student	to	Serenade Marie
From	Serenade "good night beloved"	to	Shadow land
From	The Shadow of Jesus' wing	to	She never blamed him, never
From	She never could forget the day	to	Shepherd's Sunday song, The - Der Tag des herrn
From	Shepherd's bells	to	The Shower of emeralds
From	Shower of gold polka	to	Silver cliff grand march de concert
From	Silver cliff; Caprice brillante	to	The Silvery fountain schottische
From	Silvery midnight moon	to	Sing to me, birdie!
From	Sing to me, dearest	to	Sit thee down beside me Mannie
From	Sitting 'round the grate	to	Sky rockets; Polka caprice
From	Sky-lark	to	Sleigh bell polka
From	Sleigh bells	to	The Snow
From	Snow ball galop	to	Softly fall the silv'ry moonbeams
From	Softly fall the silvery moonbeams	to	Some day (Series of ballads)
From	Some day - Algun dia	to	The Son's of Erin
From	Sonata	to	Song of the Grangers
From	Song of the Harper of Erin	to	Song to the lilac; A Spring idyl
From	Song waves	to	Sound, oh sound my gay pandero - Klinge, klinge, mein pandero
From	Sound, sound the truth abroad	to	Souvenir de Kreuth; Bavarian Alps
From	Souvenir de L't	to	Sparkling spray polka
From	Sparkling stream waltz	to	Spot and I
From	The Spot where I was born	to	Spring! gentle spring
From	Spring! gentle spring waltz	to	Staccato; Etude
From	Staff sol-fa note reading	to	The Starlight waltz
From	Starlight waltz	to	Still dear in thought, aria
From	Still do I think of thee	to	Strew the flowers
From	Stride la vampa - Forth stalks the vampire!	to	Sulamith
From	Suleika	to	The Sun lies red upon the river
From	Sun light polka	to	Sunset on Lake Monadnock; Waltz
From	Sunset on the Rhine	to	Sweet Blanche of the dell
From	Sweet Bonnie Mary	to	Sweet by and by; Brilliant variations
From	Sweet by-gone days	to	The Sweet long ago
From	Sweet long ago!	to	Sweet spices
From	Sweet spirit comfort me	to	Sweetheart come and kiss me (Series of ballads)
From	Sweetheart polka	to	Sylvan spring waltz
From	The Sylvan stream	to	Take this message to my darling
From	Take your wanderer home again	to	Te Deum and Jubilate Deo
From	Te Deum in A	to	Telegram galop
From	The Telegraph lads	to	Tempted soul and deeply tried
From	Tempus fugit	to	That little black moustache; A Burlesque
From	That little black mustache	to	There are kisses waiting for me
From	There are names in our hearts we never speak	to	There's joy in heaven to-night
From	There's joy in my heart	to	Things are seldom what they seem
From	Things that make a man feel like a fool	to	Those roguish laughing eyes
From	Those tender eyes of blue	to	Thoughts of old Erin, the home of my childhood
From	Thoughts of other days	to	Through the beautiful gates of pearl
From	Through the city; March	to	Till the roses wake again
From	Till then I'll say good bye; Ballad	to	Tis night when thou art gone
From	'Tis no one but me, sweet Norah!	to	To our redeemers glorious name
From	To please the girls	to	Tommy is dead
From	Tommy make room for your uncle	to	Towanda Mazurka
From	Toward the setting sun	to	Trinity hymn
From	Trinket galop	to	True for aye, true for ever
From	True friend; Mazurka	to	The Tunes I whistled when a boy
From	Turkey cake and wine	to	Twilight echoes; Song without words
From	Twilight eve mazourka	to	Two gavottes
From	Two happy hearts	to	Uncle Ned's banjo song
From	Uncle Remus' march	to	Unforgotten
From	The Unfortunate girl	to	Upon this holy day; Christmas carol
From	Upside down!	to	Valse enthusiastique
From	Valse gracieuse	to	Veni creator, no. 14
From	Veni creator; Come holy spirit	to	Vice president Thomas A. Hendricks; Funeral march
From	Vicissitudes; Rverie	to	The Vine gatherers
From	Vineta [and Albumleaf	to	Vita; Valse-caprice
From	Vite mice	to	Voluntaries for the organ, Book IV
From	Voluntaries responses, book I	to	The Waiting mother
From	Waiting near the stile	to	Waltz medley
From	Waltz of the angels	to	Wandering home; or the heavenly shore [and That dear blessed name
From	Wandering in dreams	to	Wavelets
From	Wavering thoughts; With variations	to	We met among the daisies
From	We met by chance	to	We'll march once more, my boys
From	We'll marry by and by	to	A Wee bird came
From	A Wee bird sat in the branches	to	Were you fooling?
From	Werner's second tarantelle	to	What my mother said
From	What of the night?	to	When I get a home on the hill; Motto ballad
From	When I give the sign, or sharp at half past nine	to	When he cometh to gather his jewels
From	When he is absent, I'm alone!	to	When the birds and blossoms dream
From	When the birds are sweetly singing in the spring	to	When the purple lilac's blossom
From	When the robins come again; Waltz song	to	When we gather in de gospel tent
From	When we gather'd roses down the shady lane	to	Where is your boy to-night
From	Where kisses grow	to	While I live I shall bless thee [mezzo sop. or tenor
From	While I sleep O let me dream!	to	Whisperings of hope
From	Whisperings of love; Polka	to	Who shall be queen? [and Flora shall be queen
From	Who shall be the man	to	Why should I be sad?
From	Why should I love thee?	to	Wildfire galop
From	Wildfire quadrille	to	Willie, please don't break my dolly
From	Willie, take care of your mother	to	Winter journey - Winterreise
From	Winter melodies waltzes	to	Within a mile of Edinbourough; With variations
From	Within a mile of Edinburg town	to	Wooing in the lane
From	Wooing; Ballad	to	Y.M.C.A. grand march
From	Yacht club march	to	You and I
From	You and I (Vocal gems)	to	You're forgetting me, little Daisy
From	You're nothing but a butterfly	to	Zelma Lee
From	Zenith lancers	to	Étude mlodique, Op. 130, no. 2

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