Title Index

From	Les "Cirondins", mourir pour la patrie, revolutionary song '48	to	Admiration polka
From	An admired military air	to	Air from Joseph and his brethren, varied, op. 552
From	Air from Lucia di Lammermoor, Oh sun, haste to rise	to	Alpine quick step
From	Alpine rose	to	Anastasia gallopade
From	Anch'io provai = The dream is o'er, romanza	to	Anthem, He shall come down like rain upon the mown grass
From	Anthem, sanctus and fugue	to	Astonishing polka
From	Astoria waltz	to	Bachelor's polka
From	The bachelor's song	to	Battle of the Thames
From	Bavarian march	to	La belle Jeunesse
From	La belle Kate waltz	to	Bessy Green, ballad
From	The betrothed	to	Blue Juniata
From	Blue Moselle waltz	to	Boston serenading polka
From	La Bostonienne	to	Broken hearted weep no more
From	The broken hearted, a romance	to	California as it is, a comic song
From	California as it is, comic song	to	La capricciosa
From	Caprice Russe	to	Castanet polka
From	The Castellan polka	to	Chant du soldat
From	Chant of the Danube waltz	to	Chit-chat polka
From	Chitarra polka	to	Claytonia waltz
From	Clementine	to	Come brothers, sons of Jove, a favorite glee
From	Come chase that starting tear away from Moore's national airs	to	Comin' thro' the rye, no. 24
From	Comin' thro' the rye, with variations	to	Cornelia polka
From	Corner-stone march	to	Crystal palace polka redowa, op. 8
From	Crystal palace schottisch, op. 3	to	The dashing polka
From	Davenport waltz	to	Deh! Con te, Take them I implore thee [from Norma
From	Deh! Con te, il prendi = For the sake of these I pray [from Norma	to	Distaffina polka, op. 14
From	The distant drum, or, Rap, tap a tap	to	The dream
From	Dream heart no more, ballad	to	Eagle waltz
From	Early dawn polka	to	Eliza rondino
From	Eliza waltz	to	Enchantress quadrilles
From	The enchantress quick step	to	Even tide polka
From	The evening bell = La cloche du soir, nocturne	to	Fairmount polka
From	The Fairmount quadrilles	to	Fantasie de salon sur l'opera Der Freyschutz
From	Fantasie de salon sur l'opera Don Giovani	to	Fashion galop, op. 51, no. 9
From	Fashion quick step	to	Fi yi yi quick step
From	Fi, I. I. Polka	to	Fleur de Marie, polka-mazurka
From	La fleur de lis = The lily, op. 7	to	The flowing river, a waltz
From	The flute waltz	to	Fra Diavolo, quickstep
From	Fra poco a me = Soon in a cold tomb	to	Le gage d'amour, valse
From	La gaiete polka facile	to	General Scott's grand march
From	General Scott's quick step	to	Giorno d'Orrore from Semiramide
From	Giovanna di Napoli	to	God is there
From	God of Israel	to	Gov. Seabrook's quick step
From	Governor Aiken's march	to	Grande march triumphale, op. 14
From	Grande marche Arabique	to	Gypsy boy at the north = Der zigeunerbube im norden
From	The gypsy girl's carol	to	Harriet's dream waltz
From	Harrisburg cadet's quick step	to	Helen polka, op. 68
From	Helena polka	to	Hold your horses
From	Holiday schottisch	to	Hopeless love
From	The hopeless lover	to	The Hussar quadrilles
From	The Hyacinth galop	to	I have lov'd thee long and truly, ballad
From	I have loved - but the dream is now over	to	I offer thee no treasur'd gold
From	I often sigh in sadness	to	I'll give thee a place in my heart
From	I'll hang my harp on a willow tree	to	If sorrow's tears
From	If the deep voice of sorrow [from Lucrezia Borgia	to	Ingraham, a national song
From	Ink drops, a collection of instructive pieces	to	Ivy schottisch
From	Ivy waltz	to	Jerusalem, grande fantaisie triomphale [and Une pensee amere, grand duo du 2nd acte
From	Jervinius polka	to	Juliet, romanza
From	Juliette waltz	to	"Katy did song" schottisch
From	Katy did song, schottisch	to	L'Americaine valse
From	L'Americaine, op. 52, no. 1 ; L'Italienne, op. 32, no. 2	to	Lady's book polka
From	Ladybird	to	The laurel and the cypress
From	Laurel polka	to	Liberty waltz
From	Libiamo ne lieti calici = Gaily thro' this life	to	Linda's gone to Baltimore, a beautiful plantation melody
From	Lindale waltz	to	Logansport waltz
From	Lola polka	to	The love dream polka
From	Love dream polka, op. 29	to	De lubly nigger boy
From	The Lucas quick step	to	The maiden polka
From	The maiden to her lost lover, ballad, or, We meet no more	to	La Maria waltz
From	Maria waltz	to	Mary waltz
From	Mary we pray to thee	to	Mayflower waltzes
From	The Maypole	to	The merry heart
From	The merry hearted soldier	to	The minstrel's grave, a ballad
From	Minuet from Symphony in D major	to	The moonbeams are glancing, ballad
From	The moonbeams are kissing the wave, ballad	to	Mountain belle schottisch
From	The mountain bugle	to	My Algonquin
From	My Annie O	to	My harp has been unstrung
From	My hear and lute, rondino	to	My poor lost Geraldine
From	My prairie flower, ballad	to	Nature's nobleman
From	Navy yard grand march	to	A new method of learning and fingering the major & minor scales
From	New method of learning the fingering of the major and minor scales	to	Norfolk serenade gallopade
From	Norma	to	O welcome merry spring
From	O wert thou but mine own love!	to	Oh Let me gaze upon those eyes!
From	Oh Linda's gone to Baltimore	to	Oh! Dearest Joe you look so hansum
From	Oh! Deem not that I love her less, favorite ballad	to	Oh! watch you well by daylight
From	Oh, I love the early morn, polka	to	The old harper = Der alte harfner
From	Old haunts	to	Once only let me speak, a ballad
From	Once upon a time!	to	Other love with scorn disdaining = Tutto sprezzo che d'Ernani
From	Other love with scorn disdaining = Tutto sprezzo che e'Ernani	to	Panorama polka
From	The papageno polka	to	Pearlette valse
From	The pearly drops [from Ode to Washington	to	The Philadelphia quadrilles
From	Philadelphia redowa	to	The Pocahontas waltz
From	Pochahontas quick step	to	The popular quadrilles
From	Portebello waltz	to	Prima donna waltz, with variations
From	The prima donna, valse	to	The queens of creation
From	The queens polka	to	Redowa waltz
From	Reflection waltz	to	Ricordanza, premiere valse de concert, op. 9
From	Riding on a rail	to	Romanza in the opera "Les Huguenots"
From	Romanza, dearest this heart beats only for thee	to	Rosee du matin, etude poetique
From	La rosee valse brillante	to	Salem independent cadet quick step
From	Sallie polka	to	Schottisch di bravura
From	Schottisch di bravura, op. 14	to	Serenade Andalouse
From	Serenade from the opera Don Pasqual	to	Shockoe hill waltz [and Shockoe hill polka
From	A short waltz	to	Skippy schottisch
From	Sky blue polka	to	Les soirees de dance, a set of quadrilles
From	Soirees de danse	to	Song to the nightingale
From	Song without words	to	Souvenir de Philadelphie, polka
From	Souvenir de Pologne mazurka, op. 20	to	Spring
From	The spring and summer both are past, canzonet	to	The stars and stripes forever
From	The stars of heav'n are gleaming	to	The summer sun was in the sky, or, Mary of the mill
From	The summer vacation waltz	to	Sweet breathing, tranquil peace
From	Sweet echo, song from Milton's Comus	to	The syren schottisch
From	System of vocal music	to	Il tempo passato = Departed days
From	The temptation polka	to	There's music in a mother's voice
From	There's music in the air	to	Thou art gone from my gaze, paraphrase, op. 11
From	Thou art gone from my gaze, with variations	to	'Tis echo's voice
From	Tis home where the heart is	to	Topsy's song, "O white folks I was never born", quickstep
From	Topsy-turvy polka	to	True devotion
From	The true friend, a ballad	to	Uncle Gabriel
From	Uncle John is sweetly sleeping	to	Valse impromptu -- Pastorale -- Idylle -- Scherzino -- Etude pour le trill -- A la mazourka
From	Valse melancolique, op. 162, no. 185	to	The village bell he hears, or, The sailor's return
From	The village bells	to	Wait for the wagon -- Jordan -- Basket -- Three bells -- I've something sweet to tell you -- Few days
From	Wait for the wagon, Ethiopian song	to	The watcher waltz
From	The watcher waltz and quickstep	to	Weep no more
From	Weep not for me my mother dear, ballad	to	When I learn'd to sing & play
From	When I learned to sing and play	to	Where are now the hopes I cherished
From	Where are now the hopes I cherished, air from the opera Norma	to	The wild ash deer
From	The wild ash deer with variations	to	Withered away, a canzonett
From	Withered flowers	to	Yankee Doodle variations
From	Yankee Doodle, with brilliant variations, op. 956	to	Zaringa waltzes
From	Zeekel and Huldy, or, A natural courtship	to	Zwolf kleine Stucke

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