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 dark valley [soprano and alto
From	Across the far blue hills Marie	to	Adhesive waltz
From	The adieu	to	Aesthetic waltz
From	The Aesthetic waltzes	to	Agnes Dare, the miller's daughter
From	Agnes May	to	Ah! non avea piu lagrime
From	Ah! non giunge	to	Air vari
From	Air varia	to	Album-leaves, no. 3
From	Albumblatt	to	All doubts fled for-ever!
From	All embowered in blooming jas'mine, serenade	to	Allegretto grazioso
From	Allegretto pastorale	to	Alpha tau omega; Polka lgante
From	Alpha waltz	to	Always ready
From	Always ready (Two new galops)	to	Amelie walzer
From	Amelien schottisch	to	Amie schottische
From	La amiguita, waltz	to	And yet I am not happy for I always was that way
From	Andalusia waltz, op. 76, no. 1	to	Angel hosts in bright array
From	The Angel in our home	to	Angels from the realms of glory!
From	Angels from the realms of glory; Christmasanthem	to	Annie Laurie [piano
From	Annie Laurie schottische	to	Anti-monopoly war song
From	Anti-stay-at-home society, comic duett	to	Aramanda schottisch
From	Arban's, world renowned method for the cornet	to	Arion waltz
From	"Arion" schottische	to	Artist's grand march, The from An Artist of Flanders
From	Artist's life waltz	to	Asleep in Greenwood!
From	Asleep in Jesus	to	Athenaeum march
From	Athenean waltzes	to	Aurelia waltz
From	Aurelian	to	Ave Maria; Salutation angelique
From	Ave Maria; or, The Place of rest	to	B. G. B. quickstep
From	B. P. & C. polka	to	A Bachelor's apology
From	The bachelor's button, a waltz	to	Balsam
From	The Baltic waltz	to	Barkis is willin
From	Barley bright	to	Bazaar waltz
From	Be a man	to	Beauties of Ireland
From	Beauties of Lohengrin	to	Beautiful heaven, my home
From	Beautiful highlands	to	Beethoven maennerchor; Lancers
From	Beethoven's Sonatas, op. 10, no. 1	to	Belinda galop
From	Belinda polka	to	Belle Maud" mazurka, "La
From	La belle Nina polka	to	Belles of Kansas waltz
From	Belles of Madison waltz	to	Beneath our trysting tree
From	Beneath the Cypress	to	Bertie darling
From	Bertie polka	to	Beware!
From	Beware, no. 4, op. 9	to	Billee Taylor, waltz
From	Billee Taylor; Fantasie facile [and Waltz	to	The Birdie's death
From	The Birdie's farewell	to	Black gondola, The - La Gondola nera
From	Black hawk	to	Blessed he who will not walk
From	Blessed home	to	Blowin de golden horn; Schottische
From	Blue Alatian's waltz	to	The blue juniata
From	Blue lick waltz	to	Bobolink's song
From	Bobtail grey	to	The Bond of brotherly love
From	Bone Bodkin schottisch	to	Boston dip quadrille
From	Boston dip waltzes	to	Bradley quick step
From	The Bradys	to	Bridal chimes grand march
From	Bridal chorus [from Lohengrin	to	Bright eyes
From	Bright eyes at the Lattice	to	Bring back the old folks
From	Bring down your wants to your means	to	Brother Charlie
From	Brother Jonathan polka	to	Building for eternity
From	Building on the sand	to	Buy a broom, with variations, op. 691
From	Buy a broom; With variations	to	Cacique march
From	Cackle cackle polka	to	A Call to spring
From	Call, for I wait, love	to	Camping out
From	Campostella waltz	to	Cape May schottische
From	Cape fear redowa, op. 17	to	Capucine lgende
From	Capuciner lanciers	to	Carol, sweetly carol; Christmas carol
From	Carol; Christmas bells	to	Cassie waltz
From	Cast me not away	to	Cease, throbbing heart
From	The Ceaseless echo	to	Central Park march
From	Central Vermont railroad; Grand march	to	Chant des oiseaux
From	Chant des pcheurs	to	Charming Lucy Lee
From	Charming May Schottische	to	Cheerfulness; Waltz-rondo
From	Cheiranthus polka	to	The Child's prayer
From	A Child's prayer	to	Chiming bells
From	Chiming bells of long ago	to	Christ our passover is sacrificed for us
From	Christ our passover; Anthem for Easter	to	Christmas gifts march
From	Christmas greeting waltz	to	Cinderella waltz
From	Cinderella, op. 387	to	Clarion schottische
From	Clarissa waltz	to	Climax galop
From	Climax polka	to	The Club schottische
From	The Club waltz	to	Colombe, La - The dove
From	Colombe, La; Entr'acte	to	Come away love, an Alexis, with brilliant variations
From	Come away love, ballad	to	Come maiden with me, serenade of the Corsair
From	Come maiden with me; Serenade of the corsair	to	Come to the shining land
From	Come to the south	to	Come, little love, I implore you
From	Come, love, come! Serenade	to	Companion's serenade, series A
From	Company 6 quick step	to	Confession - Gestndniss
From	La confession d'une jeune fille	to	The Convent slept
From	The Convent vesper bell	to	Corn and cotton, a song to national harmony
From	Corn bread	to	The cotton plant schottisch
From	Cotton wedding rondo	to	Cradle song from Magnus and Morna
From	Cradle song of a Polish mother - Wiegen lied einer polnishen …	to	Crossing the China Sea
From	Crotchets and quavers, 3 rondos	to	The Cuckoo and the cricket
From	Cuckoo and the cricket	to	Cymbia polonaise
From	Cymbia potpourri	to	Daisy hop; Schottische
From	Daisy is an angel now	to	Dance of the waves and moonbeams
From	Dance on forever waltz	to	Danse Cubaine
From	Danse Espagnole	to	Darling Cora Bell
From	Darling Gracie Bell	to	The Dash galop
From	Dash galop [band	to	Day of days
From	The Day of light	to	De little cabins all am empty now
From	De news dat's in de papers	to	The Dear old barn
From	Dear old cabin home	to	Deck the altar; Easter carol
From	Deck we the pathway	to	Democratic rallying song
From	Demon's procession	to	Deus miseratur
From	Deus miseratur in F	to	Diamond polka [from Gems of melody
From	The Diamond ring	to	Dirigo polka
From	Dis darkey's growing old	to	Do you think I could forget thee
From	Do you think I could forget you?	to	Don Pasquale; Grand fantaisie
From	Don Pedro grand march	to	Don't sell the farm
From	Don't sell to my boy	to	Dorothy; Old English dance
From	Dorothy; Polka	to	Down by the rippling stream
From	Down by the rustic gate	to	Dream faces
From	Dream faces waltz	to	The dream, a romantic fantasie, op. 18
From	The dream, a schottisch	to	Dreams, a reverie
From	Dreams, a reverie	to	The drunkard's wife
From	La dryade	to	The dying child, romance
From	The dying emigrant's prayer	to	Easter anthem, no. 19
From	Easter anthem, no. 2; Christ our Passover	to	Echoes from the lake
From	Echoes from the north	to	Egmont; Overture
From	Egyptian fandango	to	Elegant Quickstep
From	Elegant darkey swell	to	Elks' schottische
From	Ella	to	Emerald Heights waltz
From	The emerald gallopade	to	En avant!
From	En avant; Parade march	to	Ephrata schottisch-polka
From	Epithalame wedding waltz	to	Esterelle (Six new fairy dances)
From	The Estey grand march	to	Eugenie-trot
From	Eulalie	to	Evening dew polka
From	Evening dreams - L'estasi	to	Ever dear polka
From	Ever dreaming! - Sempre sogni!	to	Exhilaration lancers
From	The Exile	to	Faintly flow thou falling river
From	Faintly flow thou fallng river	to	Fairy Nell
From	Fairy Queen	to	Fairy wedding march
From	Fairy wedding polka	to	Famous black brigade, De
From	The Famous lost chord jig	to	Fantasie Ricklena
From	Fantasie Romeo and Julia	to	Far from the world and the spirit land
From	Far from thee	to	Farewell to summer
From	Farewell to the Alps	to	Fascination waltz
From	The fascination waltz	to	Fatinitza march [and Cascades polka
From	Fatinitza polka	to	Fedora galop
From	Fedora lancers	to	Few days few days, or, We know the way
From	Few days polka	to	Fille du regiment
From	Le fille du regiment	to	The firemen's glee
From	The Firemen's march	to	First sunbeam
From	First ten studies for the banjo	to	Flagg's quick step
From	Flakes of snow	to	Flirtation mazurka
From	Flirtation polka	to	Florence; A Collection of songs
From	Florence; Gavotte	to	The flower spirit polka-redowa, op. 61
From	Flower that blooms, A, Princess de Trebizonde	to	Fly love to me
From	Fly on! Nor touch thy wings bright bird	to	For goodness' sake don't say I told you!
From	For goodness' sake don't say I told you! [from Pop	to	Forever and forever waltzes
From	Forever here my rest shall be	to	Fort Columbus galop
From	Fort Dodge City waltz	to	Fox polka, op. 6
From	Foxglove	to	French Republican march, arranged from the popular national melodies of "Mourir pour la Patrie and La Parisienne"
From	French air	to	Frohsinn walzer
From	Frolic	to	Full of beauty polka
From	Full of fun galop	to	The Galant sixty ninth
From	La Galante	to	Gane awa'
From	Ganymede	to	Gavotte Douglas
From	Gavotte Francaise	to	The Gem of ther Sierras
From	The gem polka	to	General Robt. Desha's grand march
From	General Ruger march	to	Gentlemen coons parade
From	Gently Lord	to	Germany; Watch on the Rhine
From	Gernerd's quick step	to	The gipsey's song from the opera Vielka, or, The camp of Silesia
From	The gipsey's song from the opera Vielka, or, he camp of Silesia	to	Give ear O Lord
From	Give ear O Lord; Psalm 86	to	Glen-Anna, waltz
From	Glen-Mary quadrilles	to	The Glorious gates ajar!
From	The glorious land of liberty, a patriotic ode	to	God bless our glorious land!
From	God bless our home	to	Going to market
From	Going to see brother Gardner	to	The Golden grain was waving
From	Golden hair	to	Goldfinch polka
From	The Goldfinch polka	to	Good bye, Polly, I must leave you
From	Good bye, be kind to little Bess	to	Good night! It is a simple phrase, ballad
From	Good night! Love! Good night; Serenade	to	The Gospel call
From	The Gospel crown	to	Graduating song
From	Gradus ad Parnassum	to	Grand march [from Cinderella
From	Grand march [from La Philtre	to	Grand selection from Carmen, no. 11
From	Grand selection from Olivette, no. 4	to	Grandma's birthday romance
From	Grandma's dream	to	Grease the griddle, birdie darling
From	Grease with cash	to	Griselda polka
From	La grisette waltz	to	Gustaviana polka
From	Gustavus Adolphus College; Grand march	to	Hail the risen son [and Hail! The risen son
From	Hail to Christmas!	to	A Handfull of grass
From	Handorgan polka	to	Happy for a moment
From	Happy galop	to	The Happy thought mazurka
From	Happy thought polka	to	Hark! the merry wedding bells
From	Hark! the sound of evening bells	to	Hast thou forgotten, Fanny Lee?
From	Haste Leonora = Vien Leonora, cavatina	to	Hazel polka
From	Hazel-Dell waltz	to	He was such a nice young man!
From	He wept to leave her side	to	The Heart that is beating for thee
From	The heart that loves me only, ballad	to	Heaven will teach the song
From	Heaven with thee	to	Help me to pray [soprano or tenor
From	Help one another	to	Here in this holy temple
From	Here is the flower [from Carmen	to	High old polka
From	A high old polka	to	Ho ho kus
From	Ho! Bring wine! A New Year's greeting	to	Home and friends, ballad
From	Home and friends, or, When the sun goes down, ballad	to	Home, as a waltz
From	Home, as a waltz	to	Hoosac tunnel waltz
From	Hoosier polka	to	Hours there were
From	The hours we dedicate to thee, a serenade	to	How sweet is the land
From	How sweet the answer echo makes	to	The Hunter's polka
From	Hunter's return	to	Huzza! 'Tis the fourth of July!
From	Huzza! Hurra!	to	I am glad they came with singing
From	I am going home to morrow	to	I cannot bear to die, sacred song
From	I cannot call her mother	to	I give my hand - another has my heart
From	I give thee all, my dearest, ballad	to	I kiss thee in my dreams
From	I kiss'd you in a dream	to	I love the old songs
From	I love the pretty maidens! Lasst uns scherzen, kssen, herzen!	to	I never have been false to thee, a ballad
From	I never have been false to thee, ballad	to	I still have thought of thee, ballad
From	I still must think of thee	to	I will give you rest
From	I will go to the altar	to	I wouldn't now, if I were you
From	I wrote my love a letter - I hab mei'm schatz geschrieba	to	I'll never marry a dude, girls
From	I'll never stand a gee!	to	I'm cheerful and happy, from "Deseret"
From	I'm coming love to thee	to	I'm the only one that's left
From	I'm thine alone	to	I've wandered by the hut side
From	I've wandered east, I've wandered west, Scotch ballad	to	If I was only long enough
From	If I was only old enough	to	Ilicet
From	Ilka blade o' grass	to	In a gondola
From	In a gondola	to	In radiant loveliness
From	In radiant splendor	to	In the moonlight arm-in-arm
From	In the morning by the bright light	to	India Rubber Yaller Girl
From	The Indian and his bride	to	The Institute polka rondo
From	The institute polka rondo, no. 1	to	Ion waltzes
From	Iona waltzes	to	Is that Mr. Reilly?
From	Is that so!	to	It was a knight of Aragon
From	It was a lover and his lass	to	Jack O'Lantern schottisch
From	Jack and Jill	to	Jeanne - Da spitzbua
From	Jeanne Hachette	to	Jerome park; Galop [and Beggar student; March
From	Jerry Murphy's squad!	to	Jesus, I am coming
From	Jesus, I my cross have taken	to	Johnny Darling!
From	Johnny Morgan	to	Jolly knights galop
From	A Jolly life on the sea	to	The Joy of spring
From	Joy of spring waltzes	to	Jubilate Deo in C
From	Jubilate Deo in D	to	June Idyl
From	The June floral	to	Kalakaua
From	Kaliszanka polka!	to	Katrina polka
From	La Katrina valse	to	Keep yer eye on dat ole fiddle [from Marian Gray
From	Keep your best love all for me	to	King Whiskey
From	King William	to	Kiss me, darling, ere I die
From	Kiss me, darling, ere we part	to	Kitty, dearest, ballad
From	Kitty, the baby, and I	to	Kriss Kringle
From	Krmagyar	to	L'Italienne
From	L'Italienne valse	to	Laclede waltz
From	Laconia waltz	to	Lakm
From	Lakm; Galop	to	The Land of golden glory
From	The Land of my birth	to	The Last good bye
From	The last good night	to	The laughing darkeys
From	The laughing darkies, comic Ethiopian song	to	A leaf that reminds of thee
From	Leaflet polka	to	Lenox lancers
From	Lenten service	to	Let the gold and silver mingle
From	Let the harp be mute forever, ballad	to	Libbie waltz (Berdan's silver cross gems)
From	Libella grand march	to	Life's not all a summer's day
From	Life's pleasures galop	to	Lightly bounding; A Boating glee
From	Lightly oe'r the plain he stept	to	Lilly blossom, quickstep
From	Lilly dear rove with me	to	Lindianna, or, Jenny Lind's dream waltz, op. 172, no. 198
From	Lindos Ojos, Los - Those pretty eyes	to	Little Bennie
From	Little Bessie	to	Little Maud's waiting for me
From	Little Maud's waltz	to	Little blue eyes sweet and true
From	Little blue eyes, are you waiting?	to	Little eyelids wet with weeping
From	Little eyes and little hands	to	Little mischief polka redowa
From	Little mischief schottische	to	Little snowdrop
From	Little sober sides	to	Lizzie waltz [and Glisan polka
From	Lizzie was sae bonnie	to	Long ago a star was shining; Christmas carol
From	Long ago schottisch	to	Lord is great, The - Gross ist der Herr
From	The Lord is in His holy temple	to	Lost love redowa
From	Lost note, The - Nota perduta	to	Love by telephone
From	Love calls my soul - Liebe erhebt mich	to	Love spell quick step [from Love Spell
From	Love star schottisch	to	Love's ideal
From	Love's illusion	to	Lovely France = La belle France
From	Lovely Maggie Sullivan	to	Loving only you
From	Loving saviour, come to me	to	Lulu march
From	Lulu mazurka	to	Madame Favart
From	Madame Favart gallop	to	The Magnet galop
From	Magnet polka	to	Maiden's blush waltz [and Mabel Clare
From	The Maiden's complaint	to	Maliure (Six new fairy dances)
From	La malle des indes	to	Manteaux noirs; Galop
From	Manteaux noirs; Lancers	to	March of the St. Bernards
From	March of the Texas National Guards	to	Marche nationale Egyptienne
From	Marche orientale grand march	to	Marie
From	Marie Litta	to	Marriage bells
From	Marriage bells scottische	to	Mary Lyle, ballad
From	Mary Machree	to	Masks and faces
From	Masks; or, Watch and ward; Reminiscenza	to	Maud in heaven
From	Maud mazurka	to	May queen schottisch
From	The May queen waltz	to	Mazurka quadrille; Youths lingerings
From	Mazurka quadrilles	to	Medley overture "peek-a-boo"
From	Medley overture 1885; A Night off	to	Meet me my darling
From	Meet me on the Brooklyn bridge	to	Memento quick step
From	Memento waltz	to	Mercy's dream, with variations
From	Meriden quick-step	to	Merry little birds
From	Merry little rover	to	Messa
From	The Message	to	Midnight queen serenade
From	The midnight quick step	to	Military galop
From	Military march	to	Minne-ha-ha Mazurka
From	Minneapolis grand march	to	Mirliton, Le; Chansons Bretonne
From	Mirror lake waltz	to	The mocking bird polka
From	Mocking bird polka	to	Mona Boca Quadrilles
From	Mona Machree	to	Moon is brightly beaming, love, The; Serenade
From	The moon is dancing on the sea	to	Moorish love song
From	Moorish march, Girofl-Girofla	to	Morning service
From	Morning service in C	to	Mother dear has gone to heaven
From	Mother dear o pray for me	to	Mother's wedding ring
From	The mother's welcome	to	Mountain home, The; Waltz song
From	Mountain home; Waltz	to	Mrs. Jones and her baggage
From	Mrs. Langtry galop	to	Music
From	Music Vale Seminary quick step	to	Must I then leave thee to-day
From	Must dance!	to	My alpine home - O heimath fern; Ballad
From	My angel - L'angelo mio	to	My cot beside the sea, ballad
From	My cottage home	to	My early fireside, ballad
From	My early home	to	My happy old home
From	My harp has been unstrung	to	My lady sleeps
From	My lady sleeps, a serenade	to	My love's a rover; Waltz brilliant
From	My love's a rover; Waltz brilliante	to	My northern home, air from the opera La Favorite
From	My old Kentucky home	to	My queen waltz
From	My queen waltzes	to	My weary heart is all alone
From	My wee wife waiting at the door	to	Nancy darlin
From	Nancy was kneading the dough	to	The national union
From	National waltz; America	to	'Neath the purple lilacs
From	'Neath the rose leaves on the hillside	to	The neuf chatel waltz
From	Neum, Neum, Neum	to	New York 7th Reg't march
From	New York 7th Reg't quickstep	to	The New racquet galop
From	New racquet galop, The [and Cheer up waltz	to	Night in Venice, A; Lancers
From	Night in Venice, A; March	to	No fooling!
From	No friendly voice to greet me	to	Nobody cares for me now
From	Nobody cares for the poor	to	Nonpareil march
From	Nonpareil polka	to	Nos. 6&7. Pleyel's Duetts - E minor, Violino
From	Nos. dance and modern opera	to	Now and then (New Casket of Parlor Songs)
From	Now are the days of the roses	to	O Dduw, rho im' dy hedd - O Lord give us thy peace
From	O Deus ego amo te	to	O come to de husking
From	O come to me my darling love! Ballad	to	O my love's like a red red rose, a favorite Scotch song
From	O nanny, wilt thou gang wi' me, a favorite old Scotch song	to	O were my love a sugar-bowl
From	O were my love a sugarbowl [and Kitty Brown (Quickstep)	to	O, let me be a child again
From	O, let me dream my life away	to	The Ocean voyage
From	Ocean wave quick step	to	Ogden polka
From	Oglethorpe club; Waltzes	to	Oh my Charlus
From	Oh my Fernando	to	Oh! Come to the south, ballad
From	Oh! Could we meet as once we met!	to	Oh! Show me some blue distant isle, a romance
From	Oh! Sing again that mournful song	to	Oh! tell me not we've loved in vain
From	Oh! that I had wings	to	Oh, silent home of sorrow, arietta [from the opera Guglielmo Tell
From	Oh, sing again that gentle strain	to	Old King Crow
From	Old King Joel; or, The Gaping song	to	Old darkie Ben
From	The old days we remember	to	The Old haunted mill
From	Old haunts	to	The old poplar tree
From	The Old red barn	to	Ole Uncle Samuel
From	Ole bull and ole Dan Tucker	to	On blooming meadows; Concert waltz
From	On board o' the muddy day	to	On the little Miami waltz
From	On the moon-lit stream	to	Once only let me speak, a ballad
From	Once the days	to	One sweet kiss before we part
From	One sweet kiss from Rosa Lee	to	Only a word, love
From	Only a workingman's child	to	Open the window
From	Open thy lattice love	to	Oriental lancers
From	Oriental march	to	Ossian's address to the sun
From	Ossian's glen, cantata	to	Our club
From	Our club lancers	to	Our little Jennie
From	Our little baby boy	to	Our sweet voiced little birdling
From	Our torchlight parade	to	Over the ocean to mother
From	Over the prairie	to	Overture-Enchantment
From	Overture; An Artist of Flanders	to	Padilla schottisch -- Alanja polka -- Veronica waltz -- Ildefonse waltz
From	Padre Martini's gavotte	to	Papa, put my nightie on
From	Papa`s baby girl	to	The parlor schottisch
From	Parlor schottische	to	Passaic waltzes, no. II
From	Le passe et l'avenir	to	Patrick's day parade galop
From	Patrick's day parade quadrille	to	Pealing bells - Glockengelute
From	The Pearl	to	Penelope waltz
From	Peninsula band march	to	La Perle de l'ouest - The pearl of the west
From	Perle de la nuit - Pearl of the night	to	Petersilea academy
From	Le Petit Faust (Lancers)	to	Philadelphia glide waltzes
From	Philadelphia lions	to	The Picnic interrupted by a thunderstorm
From	Picnic march	to	The pirat's chorus from The Enchantress, with variations
From	Pirata, Il; Air varie	to	Plantation dance; A Southern scene
From	Plantation jig	to	Pleyel's German hymn
From	Pleyels hymn	to	La polka [from Linda
From	Polka [from The A Series	to	Polonaise gracieuse
From	Polonaise hroique	to	Poor wanderer, come [and How can my footsteps fail?
From	Poor wandering one from Pirates of Penzance	to	Poughkeepsie polka
From	The Poultry dealer	to	The Prayer of faith
From	Prayer of the angels	to	President Tyler's grand military waltz
From	President Tyler's march	to	Pretty girls of Ireland
From	Pretty lily; March	to	Prima donna waltz, op. 30
From	Prima donna waltz, or, Dawn of day	to	The prisoner and the swallow
From	The prisoner of state	to	The Prophet
From	Le Prophete	to	The pure in heart shall meet again and rest in Heaven
From	The pure in heart shall meet again and rest in heaven	to	Quadrille rayon d'or
From	Quadrille renown	to	Queen of the mountain
From	Queen of the night - Del ciel regina	to	Rabbits jump polka
From	Raccoon patrol	to	Rangers trip to Westborough, or, Lion quick step
From	The Rank and file	to	Realms of the blest
From	The reaper on the plain	to	The Red rose
From	Red rose polka	to	Rejoice again!
From	Rejoice and sing, the day is here; Christmas carol	to	Rendez-vous valse
From	Rendezvous march	to	Retraite Tartare
From	The retreat quick step	to	Rhapsodie a la polka, op. 19
From	Rhapsodie for piano and orchestra	to	Ring dem chimin' bells
From	Ring dem heavenly bells	to	The rival schottisch
From	The Riven rock	to	Robin, tell Willie I'm waiting
From	Robina schottische	to	Roll on Kalamazoo
From	Roll on Tippecanoe; or The cot 'neath the old cedar hill	to	Rondeau in D
From	Rondeaux et variations, theme de l'opera Ugo di Parigi	to	Rose Croix
From	Rose Croix quickstep	to	Rose, The; Polka brilliante
From	Rose, lilly and violet waltzes	to	The Rosy cheek redowa
From	"Rosy cheek" polka	to	Rudiments of banjo playing
From	Rudiments of music	to	S. Jackson's rudiments, no. 4
From	S. Jackson's rudiments, no. 5	to	Sailing o'er the stream of time
From	Sailing on	to	Salut a New York, variations brillantes, op. 115
From	Salut a Philadelphie, op. 74, no. 181 [from Leonore	to	Sans souci! Morceau elegant de salon
From	"Sans souci" waltz	to	Saved alone!
From	Saved through and through	to	Scales
From	Scales and arpeggios	to	The Schoolboy
From	Schoolboy's march	to	Sea breeze quickstep
From	Sea breeze schottische	to	Second elfin waltz -- Soldier's march -- The village maiden's song -- Rhine shore schottisch
From	The second fairy dance	to	Select airs
From	Select chants	to	Selections from the opera of The Talisman
From	Selections from the operatic compositions of Bradhurst Schieffeli	to	Serenade from Don Juan (Opus 5)
From	Serenade from the opera Don Pasqual	to	Seven oud
From	The seven sisters	to	The Shamrock, thistle and rose
From	Shamus O'Brien waltz	to	She's as lovely as a fairy
From	She's as pretty as the roses in the morning	to	The Shepherds evening song
From	Shepherds morning song	to	Shucking corn
From	Shut out the moon	to	Silver bell polka
From	The silver bell schottisch	to	Silver threads among the gold, transcription
From	Silver threads among the gold, variations	to	Sing bonny robin
From	Sing for Jesus	to	Singing of birds
From	Singing of my saviour	to	Six piano duets arranged from Mother Goose melodies
From	Six preludes	to	Slavische tnze, zweites heft
From	Slavonian dance	to	Sleeping where the daisies grow
From	Sleepy fox reverie	to	Smiling hope [from The Widow
From	Smiling morning; Polka mazourka	to	So sweet, so neat
From	So sweet; Vocal waltz	to	Soiree polka
From	The soiree polka	to	Some day (Series of ballads)
From	Some day - Algun dia	to	Sometimes when I'm sitting alone
From	Somewhere over there	to	Song of New England
From	The Song of Peck's bad boy	to	Song of the mermaid
From	Song of the mermaids from The Oberon	to	Songs of love, air Tyrolean
From	Songs of my native land, The; Ballad	to	Sound dat barnjo
From	The Sound of the little feet!	to	The Southern quickstep
From	Southern right's march	to	Souvenir de henselt
From	Souvenir de l'Amerique	to	Sparkling gems
From	Sparkling in the kitchen	to	Spinning song - Spinnlied
From	Spinning song, The [from Flying Dutchman	to	The spring flower
From	Spring flower	to	Spring's first flower
From	Spring's greeting waltz	to	St. Louis firemen's parade march
From	St. Louis national guards march	to	The star of my home
From	Star of my soul	to	State normal school march
From	The state staff polka	to	Still they go and leave us
From	Still thinking of thee	to	Street band schottische, The [primo
From	Street band schottische, The [secondo	to	Styrienne [from Two little artists
From	Styriennes, op. 8	to	Summer morning
From	Summer night	to	Sunday evening
From	Sunday evening hymn	to	Sunshine at last
From	The Sunshine follows the rain	to	Swedish national dances
From	Swedish nightingale polka	to	The Sweet Valley
From	Sweet Violet	to	The Sweet forget-me-not
From	Sweet forget-me-not	to	Sweet memories; Romance
From	Sweet memories; or Golden days I used to know	to	Sweet the time
From	Sweet thought	to	Sweetheart, good-bye
From	Sweetheart, good-night - Herzliebste, gute nacht	to	Sylph polka
From	Sylph polka redowa	to	Take back the sigh
From	Take care of Katie, John	to	Tambourin; Dance-caprice
From	Tambourine and castanets	to	Te Deum in D
From	Te Deum in D-flat	to	Teddy's waltz
From	Teddy, and his mother's farewell	to	The Temperance Army
From	Temperance anthem, a hymn	to	Terry O'Leen
From	La Tertulia valse brillante	to	That song of thine
From	That sweet day in June	to	There be none of beauty's daughters
From	There blooms a little modest flower	to	There's a light in the farm house window
From	There's a light on the dark river	to	They always do [from The Widow
From	They are calling me to join them	to	Think of me, darling
From	Think of me, love, in your dreams	to	Those faded orange flowers
From	Those fatal dreams	to	Thou hast won my heart to love thee
From	Thou hast wounded the spirit that lov'd thee	to	Three O'Clock in the morning
From	Three Tyrolese waltzes	to	Through the white clover; or, Waiting
From	Through the woods and Jack a-shore, 2 easy rondos	to	Till Ireland's wrong's are righted
From	Till he come	to	'Tis better thus to part
From	'Tis birdie's evening prayer	to	Tit for tat
From	Tit for tat; Schottisch	to	"To the front" march
From	To the land of fairies galop	to	Tom he was a piper's son
From	Tom the piper's son schottische	to	Toujours prt
From	Toujours prt - Always ready; Galop di bravura	to	Treasure trove
From	Treasure trove, schottisch	to	Tripping merrily; Polka de salon
From	Tripping o'er the daisies waltz	to	Il Trovatore, schottisch
From	Trs aimable - Very amiable	to	Tte-a-tte schottisch
From	Tu che a dio	to	'Twas no dreaming = Non fu sogno, aria from the opera I Lombardi
From	'Twas not in the storm of the battle	to	The twilight song
From	Twilight song	to	Two little shoes and a ringlet of hair
From	Two little words	to	Uncle Gabriel
From	Uncle Jasper soon must go	to	Understood
From	Underwood march	to	The Unknown grave
From	Unless there's money in it	to	Vaillance, polka militaire
From	Vain and fleeting	to	Valse enthusiastique
From	Valse gracieuse	to	Vedrai carino - Air from Don Juan (Mozart, Beethov
From	Lo vedro and Vieni meco, nocturnes sur des motifs de l'opera Ernani	to	The very best polka
From	Very best waltz	to	Victory; Quadrille
From	The Vidette	to	The village quick step
From	The village redowa, op. 106	to	Virginia redowa
From	Virginia reel, with variations, op. 670	to	Vocal exercises, 40
From	Vocal gems from Claude Duval; or, Love and larceny	to	Voyage of life
From	Voyage of life waltz	to	Waiting to die
From	Waiting to go home!	to	Waltz [from Les Marguerites
From	Waltz [from Pirates of Penzance	to	Walzer, op 52
From	Walzer, op 65 [and Zum schluss	to	Warum duften die blumen?
From	Was glauzt dort vom Walde im Sonnenshein, pas redouble	to	Wave schottisch
From	The wave waltz	to	We forget not the day
From	We gathered round the festive board, or, The loved one was not there, ballad	to	We should hear the angels singing
From	We should love each other more	to	We're out upon the moonlight wave, ballad
From	We're out upon the moonlit wave, ballad	to	The Weeping family
From	Weeping forever - Lascia ch'io pianga	to	Were I a little bird - Wenn ich ein vglein wr [alto or bari.
From	Were I a little bird - Wenn ich ein vglein wr [sop. or tenor	to	What do you think he said to me
From	What do you think of that? Or, What do you think of it?	to	What the swallows sang
From	What the zephyr said	to	When I was in my teens, a ballad
From	When I was in my teens, ballad	to	When he is absent, I'm alone!
From	When he told me that he loved me	to	When soft the vesper sparrow sings
From	When sparrows build	to	When the leaves begin to fall
From	When the leaves begin to fall; Song of the Mascotte	to	When the swallows homeward fly, Agathe
From	When the swallows homeward fly, with variations, op. 507	to	When you are near little darling
From	When you hear the little birds sing	to	Where shall the baby's dimple be
From	Where shall the baby's dimple be?	to	While Jamie holds me dear
From	While beauty clothes the fertile vale	to	Whisper you'll be mine, love
From	Whispered love; A Court gavotte	to	Whitsuntide in Florence; Potpourri
From	Whittaker's ears	to	Why do I love thee yet?
From	Why do I love you?	to	Widow Nolan's goat, The [from Squatter sovereignty
From	Widow Spriggins' daughter	to	Will his letter bring me sadness?
From	Will love grow cold when hearts grow old	to	Willie my brave quick-step
From	Willie my brave, ballad	to	Wine, wife & song waltz (Cheerful thoughts)
From	Wine, wife and song	to	The witches dance
From	Witches dream	to	Woman's love
From	Woman's love - Frauenlob	to	Woodnotes
From	Woodnymph mazurka	to	The wrecker's daughter
From	The wrecker's daughter quick step	to	Yawning song; My eyes will be closing
From	Ye banks and braes o' bonnie doon and bonnie dundee	to	You and you - Du und du
From	You are all the world to me	to	You'll think of your mother, my boy
From	You'll weep when I am dead	to	Your heart is a music box dearest!
From	Your heart is a music-box, dearest! Ballad	to	Zither; or, Rococco waltz
From	Zma	to	Étude mlodique, Op. 130, no. 2

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