Fake Book of the World's Favorite Songs 1990
Call Number: MP1630.28 .F39 1996
Imprint: Milwaukee : Hal Leonard, 1996
Displaying 1 - 706 of 706
| Song Title | Composer Sort ascending |
|---|---|
| There's a long, long trail | Zo Elliot, Stoddard King |
| Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (opening theme) | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
| Church in the wildwood, the | Wm. S. Pitts |
| Row, row, row | William Jerome, Jimmie V. Monaco |
| Chinatown, my Chinatown | William Jerome, Jean Schwartz |
| Annie Laurie | William Douglas, Lady John Scott |
| What child is this? | William Dix |
| I want a girl | William Dalton, Harry Von Tilzer |
| I wonder who's kissing her now | Will M. Hough, Frank R. Adams, Joseph E. Howard |
| School days | Will D. Cobb, Gus Edwards |
| I've got rings on my fingers | Weston, Barnes, Maurice Scott |
| Tenting tonight | Walter Kittredge |
| Aura Lee | W. W. Fosdick, George R. Poulton |
| I surrender all | W. S. Weeden, J. W. Van Deventer |
| I am the captain of the pinafore | W. S. Gilbert, Arthur Sulivan |
| (I'm called) Little buttercup | W. S. Gilbert , Arthur Sullivan |
| Away in a manger | W. J. Kirkpatrick |
| St. Louis blues | W. C. Handy |
| Beale street blues | W. C. Handy |
| In my merry Oldsmobile | Vincent P. Bryan, Gus Edwards |
| When you're away | Victor Herbert, Henry Blossum |
| Toyland | Victor Herbert |
| March of the toys | Victor Herbert |
| Indian summer | Victor Herbert |
| Kiss in the dark, a | Victor Herbert |
| Sweethearts | Victor Herbert |
| Serenade | Toselli |
| Red wing | Thurland Chattaway, Kerry Mills |
| 'Tis the last rose of summer | Thomas Moore, Richard Alfred Milliken |
| Long, long ago | Thomas Haynes Bayly |
| Hearts and flowers | Theo. M. Tobani |
| Down by the old mill stream | Tell Taylor |
| I'll take you home again, Kathleen | T. P. Westendorf |
| Beautiful dreamer | Steven Foster |
| Ring the banjo | Stephen Foster |
| My old Kentucky home | Stephen Foster |
| Old folks at home | Stephen Foster |
| Camptown races | Stephen Foster |
| Oh, Susanna | Stephan Foster |
| Jeanie with the light brown hair | Stephan C. Foster |
| Put on your old grey bonnet | Stanley Murphy, Percy Wenrich |
| Be my little baby bumblebee | Stanley Murphy, Henry I. Marshall |
| Tishomingo blues | Spencer Williams |
| Pomp and circumstance | Sir Edward Elgar |
| Darktown strutters' ball, the | Shelton Brooks |
| Peter and the wolf | Serge Prokofiev |
| Rosalie Schottische | Sep. Winner |
| Maple leaf rag | Scott Joplin |
| Entertainer, the | Scott Joplin |
| Nearer my god to thee | Sarah F. Adams, Lowell Mason |
| Old oaken bucket | Samuel Woodworth, Edwin Krallmark |
| America (my country, 'tis of thee) | Samuel F. Smith, Henry Carey |
| My little girl | Sam M. Lewis, William Dillon, Albert Von Tilzer |
| How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm? | Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, Walter Donaldson |
| My mammy | Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, Walter Donaldson |
| Rock-a-bye your baby with a dixie melody | Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, Jean Schwartz |
| If I knock the \L\ out of Kelly (It would still be Kelly to me) | Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, Bert Grant |
| Onward Christian soldiers | Sabine Baring-Gould, Sir Arthur Sullivan |
| Now the day is over | Sabine Baring-Gould, Joesph Barnby |
| Paloma, la | S. Yradier |
| In the sweet bye and bye | S. F. Bennett, J. P. Webster |
| Mattinata | Ruggiero Leoncavallo |
| I ain't got nobody (and nobody cares for me) | Roger Graham, Spencer Willims, Dave Peyton |
| Traumerei | Robert Schumann |
| Happy farmer, the | Robert Schumann |
| Shall we gather at the river | Robert Lowry |
| Italian street song | Rida Johnson, Victor Herbert |
| Ah! Sweet mystery of life | Rida Johnson Young, Victor Herbert |
| Bridal chorus (from \Lohengrin\) | Richard Wagner |
| That tumble down shack in Athlone | Richard W. Pascoe, Monte Carlo, Alma M. Sanders |
| Sweet Adeline | Richard H. Gerard, Harry Armstrong |
| Whispering | Richard Coburn, John Schonberger, Vincent Rose |
| Serenade | Riccardo Drigo |
| In the good old summertime | Ren Shields, George Evans |
| Holy, holy, holy | Reginald Heber, John B. Dykes |
| Japanese sandman, the | Raymond Egan, Richard Whiting |
| Till we meet again | Raymond B. Egan, Richard A. Whiting |
| Yaaka hula hickey dula | Ray Goetz, Joe Young, Peter Wendling |
| Concerto theme (concerto no. 2, 1st movement) | Rachmaninoff |
| Concerto theme (concerto no. 2 3rd movement) | Rachmaninoff |
| Ride of the valkyries | R. Wagner |
| Also sprach Zarathustra | R. Strauss |
| Wait for the wagon | R. Bishop Buckley |
| Aloha oe | Queen Liliuokalani |
| Swan Lake (theme) | Peter Tschaikovsky |
| Romeo and Juliet | Peter Tschaikovsky |
| Waltz of the flowers | Peter Tchaikovsky |
| Tchaikovsky symphony no. 6 (first movement) | Peter Tchaikovsky |
| March slav | Peter Tchaikovsky |
| Dance of the sugar-plum fairy | Peter Tchaikovsky |
| Tchaikovsky piano concerto (1st movement) | Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky |
| Sleeping beauty waltz | Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky |
| Glow worm | Paul Lineke |
| On the banks of the Wabash | Paul Dresser |
| My gal sal | Paul Dresser |
| When Johnny comes marching home | Patrick S. Gilmore |
| Carol of the bells | P. Leontovich |
| Andante cantablie | P. I. Tchaikovsky |
| Till the clouds roll by | P. G. Wodehouse, Jerome Kern |
| Cuddle up a little closer, lovely mine | Otto Hauerbach, Karl Hoschna |
| Love nest, the | Otto Harbach, Louis A. Hirsch |
| My hero | Oscar Strauss |
| Hindustan | Oliver Wallace, Harold Weeks |
| Shine on harvest moon | Nora Bayes, Jack Norworth |
| Song of India | Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov |
| I'll be with you in apple blossom time | Neville Fleeson, Albert Von Tilzer |
| Golondrina, la | N. Serradell |
| Juanita | Mrs. Norton |
| Hopak | Modest Moussorgsky |
| Little Annie Rooney | Michael Nolan |
| Sweet Rosie O'Grady | Maud Nugent |
| Estrellita | Manuel M. Ponce |
| Crown him with many crowns | M. Bridges |
| bacio, il (the kiss) | Luigi Arditi |
| Turkish march | Ludwig Van Beethoven |
| Fur elise | Ludwig Van Beethoven |
| Ode to joy | Ludvig van Beethoven |
| Sugar blues | Lucy Fletcher, Clarence Williams |
| University of Michigan song | Louis Elbert |
| If I had my way | Lou Klein, James Kendis |
| That'a a plenty | Lew Pollack |
| Somebody stole my gal | Leo Wood |
| Keep the homefires burning | Lena G. Ford, Ivor Novello |
| Little Sir Echo | Laura R. Smith, J. S. Fearis |
| Waiting for the Robert E. Lee | L. Wolfe Gilbert, Lewis F. Muir |
| Bringing in the sheaves | Knowles Shaw, George A. Minor |
| Colonel Bogey march | Kenneth J. Alford |
| Little bit of heaven, a | Keirn Brennan, Ernest R. Ball |
| America the beautiful | Katherine Lee Bates, Samuel A. Ward |
| Just a closer walk with thee | K. Morris |
| Over the waves | Juventino Rosas |
| Put your arms around me, honey | Junie McCree, Albert von Tilzer |
| Thunder and blazes | Julius Fucik |
| Carnival of Venice | Julius Benedict |
| Adios muchachos | Julio Sanders |
| Battle hymn of the Republic, the | Julia Ward Howe, William Steffe |
| Elegie | Jules Massenet |
| Meditation (from \Thais\) | Jules Massenet |
| What a friend we have in Jesus | Joseph Scriven, Charles C. Converse |
| Silent night | Joseph Mohr, John F. Young, Franz Gruber |
| Alice blue gown | Joseph McCartney, Harry Tierney |
| You made me love you | Joseph McCarthy, James V. Monaco |
| I'm always chasing rainbows | Joseph McCarthey, Harry Carroll |
| Hail, Columbia | Joseph Hopkinson, Philip Phile |
| Surprize symphony (theme) | Joseph Haydn |
| Gypsy rondo | Joseph Haydn |
| Goodbye, my lady love | Joseph E. Howard |
| Away in a manger | Jonathan E. Spillman |
| Paper doll | Johnny S. Black |
| Washington post march | John Phillip Sousa |
| Captain, el | John Philip Sousa |
| Sound off | John Philip Sousa |
| Semper fidelis | John Philip Sousa |
| Stars and stripes forever | John Philip Sousa |
| King cotton | John Philip Sousa |
| High school cadets | John Philip Sousa |
| Thunderer | John Philip Sousa |
| Gladiator march | John Philip Sousa |
| Liberty bell, the | John Philip Sousa |
| Billboard march, the | John N. Klohr |
| Poor butterfly | John L. Golden, Raymond Hubbell |
| MacNamara's band | John J. Stamford, Shamus O'Conner |
| Home sweet home | John Howard Payne, Sir Henry Bishop |
| Goodbye girls, I'm through | John Golden, Ivan Cary ll |
| Blest be the tie that binds | John Fawcett, Hans Georg Nageli |
| Band played on, the | John E. Palmer |
| Hungarian dance no. 5 | Johannes Brahms |
| Brahms' lullaby | Johannes Brahms |
| Waltz | Johannes Brahms |
| Kiss Waltz | Johann Strauss, Jr. |
| Pizzicato polka | Johann Strauss, Josef Strauss |
| Fledermaus waltz | Johann Strauss |
| Blue Danube waltz | Johann Strauss |
| Emperor Waltz | Johann Strauss |
| Vienna life | Johann Strauss |
| Roses from the south | Johann Strauss |
| Tales from the Vienna woods | Johann Strauss |
| Now thank we all our god | Johann Cruger |
| Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday night? | Joe Young, Sam Lewis, George W. Meyer |
| Hot time in the old town tonight, a | Joe Hayden, Theodore A. Metz |
| Can can | Jocques Offenbach |
| Beautiful isle of somewhere | Jessie Brown Pounds, J. S. Fearis |
| Trumpet tune | Jeremiah Clarke |
| Trumpet voluntary | Jeremiah Clarke |
| Rondeau | Jean-Joseph Mouret |
| I'm forever blowing bubbles | Jean Kenbrovin, John William Kellette |
| When you were sweet sixteen | JamesThornton |
| Hail to the cheif | James Saunderson |
| Away in a manger | James R. Murray |
| Down among the sheltering palms | James Brockman, Abe Olman |
| Carry me back to old Virginny | James A. Bland |
| In the evening by the moonlight | James A. Bland |
| Oh, them golden slippers | James A. Bland |
| Hand me down my walking cane | James A. Bland |
| Barcarolle | Jacques Offenbach |
| Alabama jubilee | Jack Yellen, George Cobb |
| Take me out to the ballgame | Jack Norworth, Albert von Tilzer |
| When you wore a tulip | Jack Mahoney, Percy Wenrich |
| Johnson rag | Jack Lawrence, Guy Hall, Henry Kleinkauf |
| It's a long, long way to Tipperary | Jack Judge, Harry Williams |
| Smiles | J. Will Callahan, Lee S. Roberts |
| Under the double eagle | J. Wagner |
| John Peel | J. W. Graves |
| Finlandia | J. Sibelius |
| O holy night | J. S. Dwight, Adolphe Adam |
| Ave Maria | J. S. Bach, Charles Gounod |
| Air (on the G string) | J. S. Bach |
| Jesu, joy of man's desiring | J. S. Bach |
| Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral (that's an Irish lullaby) | J. R. Shannon |
| Missouri waltz, the | J. R. Shannon |
| Jingle bells | J. Pierpont |
| Kerry dance, the | J. L. Molloy |
| Let the rest of the world go by | J. Keirn Brennan, Ernest R. Ball |
| Cinquantaine (golden wedding), la | J. Gabriel-Marie |
| Little brown jug | J. E. Winner |
| Just a song at twilight | J. Clifton Bingham, James L. Molloy |
| Love's old sweet song | J. Clifton Bingham, James L. Molloy |
| I wish I were single again | J. C. Beckel |
| Tango | Issac Albeniz |
| Swanee | Irving Caesar, George Gershwin |
| Alexander's ragtime band | Irving Berlin |
| Mandy | Irving Berlin |
| Cohen owes me ninety-seven dollars | Irving Berlin |
| Pretty girl is like a melody, a | Irving Berlin |
| Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning | Irving Berlin |
| I love a piano (from Stop! Look! Listen!) | Irving Berlin |
| Girl on the magazine cover, the | Irving Berlin |
| Play a simple melody | Irving Berlin |
| Danube waves | Ion Ivanovici |
| Minuet in G | Ignace J. Paderewski |
| Hello! my baby | Ida Emerson, Joseph E. Howard |
| Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? | Hughie Cannon |
| M-o-t-h-e-r ( A word that means the world to me) | Howard Johnson, Theodore Morse |
| Kiss me again | Herny Bossom, Victor Herbert |
| Auf Wiedersehn | Herbert Reynolds, Sigmond Romberg |
| They didn't believe me | Herbert Reynolds, Jerome Kern |
| Ta-ra-ra boom-der- | Henry J. Sayers |
| Abide with me | Henry F. Lyte, William H. Monk |
| After you've gone | Henry Creamer, Turner Layton |
| Gradfather's clock | Henry C. Work |
| In old New York | Henry Blossom, Victor Herbert |
| Neapolitan love song | Henry Blossom, Victor Herbert |
| Rose room | Harry Williams, Art Hickman |
| When my baby smiles at me | Harry Von Tilzer, Andrew B. Sterling, Bill Munro, Ted Lewis |
| Roamin' in the gloamin' | Harry Lauder |
| In the shade of the old apple tree | Harry H. Williams, Egbert Van Alstyne |
| Tiger rag (Hold that tiger) | Harry Decosta, Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
| Bicycle built for two (Daisy Bell), a | Harry Dacre |
| You belong to me | Harry B. Smith, Victor Herbert |
| Gypsy love song | Harry B. Smith, Victor Herbert |
| By the beautiful sea | Harold R. Atteridge, Harry Carroll |
| Silver threads among the gold | H. P. Daniels |
| Melody of love | H. Engelmann |
| My isle of golden dreams | Gus Kahn, Walter Blaufuss |
| Pretty baby | Gus Kahn, Egbert Van Alstyne, Tony Jackson |
| Memories | Gus Kahn, Egbert Van Alstyne |
| Ragtime cowboy Joe | Grant Clarke, Lewis F. Muir, Maurice Abrahams |
| Sailing, sailing | Godfrey Marks |
| Triumphal march (from\Aida\) | Giusseppe Verdi |
| Donna e mobile, la | Giusppe Verdi |
| Anvil chorus | Giuseppe Verdi |
| Barber of Seville Overture, the | Gioacchino Rossini |
| William Tell overture | Gioacchino Rossini |
| Tit-willow | Gilbert, Sullivan |
| O mio babbino caro (from Gianni Schicchi) | Giacomo Puccini |
| Musetta's waltz | Giacomo Puccini |
| Toreador song | Georges Bizet |
| Prelude (from \Carmen\) | Georges Bizet |
| Habanera | Georges Bizet |
| When you and I were young, Maggie | George W. Johnson, James A. Butterfield |
| Yankee doodle boy, the | George M. Cohan |
| You're a grand old flag | George M. Cohan |
| Forty-five minutes from broadway | George M. Cohan |
| Harrigan | George M. Cohan |
| Mary's a grand old name | George M. Cohan |
| Over there | George M. Cohan |
| Give my regards to broadway | George M. Cohan |
| Man on the flying trapeze, the | George Leybourne |
| Who threw the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's chowder | George L. Giefer |
| Tramp! tramp! tramp! | George F. Root |
| Battle cry of freedom, the | George F. Root |
| Sweet Genevieve | George Cooper, Henry Tucker |
| Pack up your troubles in your old knit bag and smile, smile, smile | George Asaf, Felix Powell |
| My meloncholy baby | George A. Norton, Ernie Burnett |
| K-K-K-Katy | Geoffrey O'Hara |
| On the beach at Waikiki | G. H. Stover, Henry Kailimaie |
| Cumparsita, la | G. H. Matos Rodriguez |
| Joy to the world | G. F. Handel |
| Hallelujah chorus | G. F. Handel |
| Old refrain, the | Fritz Kreisler |
| Faith of our fathers | Fredrick W. Faber, Henry F. Hemy, J. G. Walton |
| Mighty fortress is our God, a | Frederick H. Hedge, Martin Luther |
| Funeral march | Frederic Chopin |
| Nocturne | Frederic Chopin |
| Polonaise, opus 53 | Frederic Chopin |
| Fantasie impromptu | Frederic Chopin |
| Danny boy | Fred Weatherly |
| Ireland must be heaven (for my mother came from there) | Fred Fisher, Joseph McCarthy, Howard Johnson |
| Dardenella | Fred Fisher, Felix Bernard, Johnny S. Black |
| Roses of Picardy | Fred E. Weatherly. Haydn Wood |
| Light cavalry overture | Franz von Suppe |
| Poet and peasant overture | Franz von Suppe |
| Ave Maria | Franz Schubert |
| Moment musicale | Franz Schubert |
| March militaire | Franz Schubert |
| Serenade | Franz Schubert |
| Unfinshed symphony (theme), the | Franz Schubert |
| Gold and silver waltz | Franz Lehar |
| Vilia | Franz Lehar |
| Mighty lak' a rose | Frank L. Stanton, Ethelbert Nevin |
| Gavotte | Francois J. Gossee |
| Star spangled banner, the | Francis Scott Key, John Stafford Smith |
| Spring song | Felix Mendelssohn |
| Wedding march | Felix Mendelssohn |
| Venetian boat song | Felix Mendelssohn |
| Nola | Felix Arndt |
| Come, thou almighty king | Felice Giardini |
| Blessed Assurance | Fanny Crosby, Van Alstyne, Pheobe P. Knapp |
| American patrol, the | F. W. Meacham |
| Liebestraum | F. Liszt |
| Merry widow waltz | F. Lehar |
| Our director march | F. E. Bigelow |
| Fascination | F. D. Marchetti |
| World is waiting for the sunrise, the | Eugene Lockhart, Ernest Seitz |
| 12th street rag | Euday L. Bowman |
| Come back to Sorrento | Ernesto Di Curtis |
| When Irish eyes are smiling | Ernest R. Ball, Chouncy Olcott, Geo. Graff Jr. |
| Skaters, the | Emil Wauldteufel |
| Dolores waltz | Emil Waldteufel |
| Estudiantina | Emil Waldteufel |
| That naughty waltz | Edwin Stanley, Sol P. Levy |
| Because | Edward Teschemacher, Guy d'Hardelot |
| Moonlight bay | Edward Madden, Percy Wenrich |
| To a wild rose | Edward MacDowell |
| Ich liebe dich (I love thee) | Edvard Grieg |
| Morning | Edvard Grieg |
| In the hall of the mountain king | Edvard Grieg |
| Grieg piano concerto (theme) | Edvard Grieg |
| Norwegian dance | Edvard Gried |
| Caissons go rolling along, the | Edmond L. Gruber |
| For me and my gal | Edgar Leslie, E. Ray Goetz, Goerge W. Meyer |
| Ida, sweet as apple cider | Eddie Leonard, Eddie Munson |
| Good man is hard to find, a | Eddie Green |
| Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! | Ed Rose, Abe Oleman |
| By the light of the silvery moon | Ed Madden, Gus Edwards |
| While Strolling through the park one day | Ed Haley |
| Canadian capers | Earl Burtnett, Gus Chandler, Bert White, Henry Cohen |
| It came upon the midnight clear | E. H. Sears, R. S. Willis |
| National emblem | E. E. Bagley |
| O sole mio | E. Di Capua |
| Oh Marie | E. Di Capua |
| Home on the range | Dr. Brewster Higley, Daniel E. Kelley |
| Bells of St. Mary's, the | Douglas Furber, A. Emmett Adams |
| Columbia, the gem of the ocean | David T. Shaw, Thomas Becket |
| God of our fathers | Daniel C. Roberts, George Warren |
| Dixie | Dan Emmett |
| Li'l Liza Jane | Countess Ada De Lachau |
| If you were the only girl in the world | Clifford Grey, Nat D. Ayer |
| Oh, promise me | Clement Scott, R. de Koven |
| Reverie | Claude Debussy |
| Holy god, we praise they name | Clarence Walworth |
| My wild Irish rose | Chauncey Olcott |
| Hark! the herald angels sing | Charles Wesley, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy |
| Baby, won't you please come home | Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams |
| After the ball | Charles K. Harris |
| Bowery, the | Charles H. Hoyt, Percy Gaunt |
| Funeral march of a marionette | Charles Gounod |
| Song of the islands | Charles E. King |
| Sidewalks of New York, the | Charles B. Lawlor, James W. Blake |
| Sorella, la | Ch. Borel-Clere |
| You tell me your dream | Ceymour Rice, Albert H. Brown, Charles N. Daniels |
| I love you truly | Carrie Jacobs Bond |
| Jolly Coppersmith | Carl Peter |
| Anchors aweigh | Capt. Alfred H. Miles, Chas. A. Zimmerman |
| My heart at thy sweet voice | Camille Saint-Saens |
| Swan, the | Camille Saint-Saens |
| O Canada! | Calixa Lavallee, l'Hon. Judge Routhier, Justice R. S. Weir |
| Down in the field | C. W. O'Conner, Stanleigh P. Friedman |
| Rose of Tralee, the | C. Mordaunt Spencer, Charles W. Glover |
| Invitation to the dance | C. M. von Weber |
| Good-bye broaday, hello France | C. Francis Reisner, Benny Davis, Billy Baskette |
| Cielito lindo | C. Fernandez |
| His eye is on the sparrow | C. D. Martin, Charles H. Gabriel |
| Washington and Lee swing | C. A. Robbins, T. W. Allen, M. W. Sheafe |
| Sweetheart of sigma chi, the | Byron D. Stokes, F. Dudleigh Vernor |
| Look for the silver lining | Buddy DeSylva, Jerome Kern |
| O little town of Bethlehem | Brooks, Redner |
| Melody in A | Brig. Gen Charles G. Dawes |
| Meet me tonight in dreamland | Beth Slater Whitson, Leo Friedman |
| Let me call you sweetheart | Beth Slater Whitson, Leo Freidman |
| Pat-a-pan | Bernard de la Monnoye |
| Margie | Benny Davis, Con Conrad, Russell Robinson |
| Moonlight sonata (1st movement) | Beethoven |
| Beautiful Ohio | Ballard MacDonald, Mary Earl |
| Indiana (back home again in Indiana) | Ballard MacDonald, James F. Hanley |
| Trail of the Lonesome Pine, the | Ballard MacDonald, Harry Carroll |
| Miya sama (From The Mikado) | Arthur Sullivan, G. S. Gilbert |
| Whistler and his dog, the | Arthur Pryor |
| Bird in a gilded cage, a | Arthur J. Lamb. Harry von Tilzer |
| Aba daba honeymoon, the | Arthur Fields, Walter Donovan |
| I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate | Armand J. Piron |
| Humoresque | Antonin Dvor |
| Melody in F | Anton G. Rubinstein |
| Largo (from the \New world symphony\) | Anton Dvorak |
| Meet me in St. Louis, Louis | Andrew B. Sterling, Kerry Mills |
| On a Sunday afternoon | Andrew B. Sterling, Harry von Tilzer |
| Wait till the sun shines, Nellie | Andrew B. Sterling, Harry Von Tilzer |
| Listen to the mockingbird | Alice Hawthorne |
| Whispering hope | Alice Hawthorne |
| Man without a woman, a | Alfred WIlliams |
| Sweet and low | Alfred Tennyson, Joseph Barnby |
| Valse bleue | Alfred Margis |
| Sweet little buttercup | Alfred Bryan, Herman Paley |
| Come, Josephine in my flying machine | Alfred Bryan, Fred Fisher |
| Peg o' my heart | Alfred Bryan, Fred Fisher |
| Flow gently, sweet Afton | Alexander Hume, Robert Burns |
| Polovetzian dance | Alexander Borodin |
| Avalon | Al Jolson, B. G. DeSylva, Vincent Rose |
| Oh! You beautiful doll | A. Seymour Brown, Nat D. Ayers |
| Romance | A. Rubinstein |
| Dance of the hours | A. Ponchielli |
| Ciribiribin | A. Pestalozza |
| Boola! Boola! | A. M. Hirsch |
| Julida polka | A. Grill |
| In the gloaming | A. F. Harrison, Meta Orred |
| Far above Cayuga's waters | A. C. Weekes, W. M. Smith, H. S. Thompson |
| Clair de lune | Claude Debussy |
| Waltz | Chopin |
| In the garden | C. Austin Miles |
| Deep river | |
| Go, tell it on the mountain | |
| Mademoiselle from Armentiers | |
| Yankee Doodle | |
| Sometimes I feel like a motherless child | |
| Farmer in the dell, the | |
| Midnight special | |
| Desperado | |
| Pop! Goes the weasel | |
| Big rock candy mountain, the | |
| Honey, won't you come back to me? | |
| John Brown's body | |
| Sailor's hornpipe | |
| Salty dog | |
| Tell me why | |
| Did you ever see a lassie? | |
| God rest ye merry, gentleman | |
| Cantabile | |
| Yellow rose of Texas, the | |
| Praise god from whom all blessings flow | |
| Clarinet Polka | |
| Fight ye bulldogs | |
| John Henry | |
| Santa Lucia | |
| Ten little Indians | |
| God save our king (queen) | |
| Capriccio italien theme | |
| Mananitas, las | |
| O Christmas tree | |
| You are my true love | |
| Prayer of Thanksgiving | |
| Song of the Volga boatman | |
| Clementine | |
| Hot cross buns | |
| John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt | |
| Wayfaring stranger | |
| Scarborough fair | |
| Dog-gone blues | |
| O come, all ye faithfull | |
| Little Bo Peep | |
| Tourelay, Tourelay | |
| Cockles and mussels (Molly Malone) | |
| First noel, the | |
| Billy boy | |
| On top of Old Smoky | |
| We three kings of Orient are | |
| Schnitzelbank | |
| Baa! Baa! Black sheep | |
| Careless love | |
| Maori farewell song | |
| O come, little children | |
| All god's children got shoes | |
| Bingo | |
| On Wisconsin! | |
| House of the rising sun | |
| Johnny has gone for a soldier | |
| We wish you a merry christmas | |
| Dona nobis pacem | |
| Goober peas | |
| O come, o come Emmanuel | |
| If you're happy (and you know it) | |
| All my trials | |
| Once in royal David's city | |
| How dry I am! | |
| Wearing of the green, the | |
| Scotland the brave (tunes of glory) | |
| Good Christian men, rejoice | |
| St. James Infirmary | |
| Foggy, foggy dew, the | |
| All through the night | |
| Birthday song, the | |
| That's why I do like I do | |
| Good king Wenceslas | |
| Banana boat song, the | |
| Zum gali gali | |
| For he's a jolly good fellow | |
| Black is the color | |
| Orange marmalade rag | |
| Jolly old St. Nicholas | |
| Were you there? | |
| There is a tavern in town | |
| Chiapanecas | |
| Alouette | |
| Humpty Dumpty | |
| Joshua fought the battle of Jericho | |
| There was an old woman who lived in a shoe | |
| Down by the riverside | |
| Good night ladies | |
| Banks of the Ohio | |
| O sanctissima | |
| Rain-rain polka (Prsi-prsi) | |
| Alphabet song, the | |
| Mulberry bush, the | |
| Hush, little baby | |
| Down by the station | |
| Barbara Allen | |
| Chopin ballade no. 1 | |
| Marianne | |
| Red river valley | |
| Streets of Laredo, the | |
| Come to the sea | |
| Frankie and Johnny | |
| Blood on the saddle | |
| Barbara polka | |
| Chopsticks | |
| Marine's Hymn | |
| Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow | |
| Hatikvah | |
| Turkey in the straw | |
| Comin' through the rye | |
| Freight train | |
| Amazing grace | |
| Blow the man down | |
| My bonnie | |
| She is more to be pitied than censured | |
| Down in the valley | |
| Christ the lord is ris'n today | |
| Marseillaise, la | |
| Oberek | |
| Hava nagilah | |
| Reuben and Rachel | |
| Frere Jacques | |
| Blue bells of Scotland, the | |
| Little Boy Blue | |
| I gave my love a cherry (the riddle song) | |
| When the saints go marching in | |
| She wore a yellow ribbon | |
| Drink to me only with thine eyes | |
| Goodbye, old paint | |
| Christ was born on Christmas day | |
| Martha Polka | |
| He is an Englishman (from \H. M. S. Pinafore\) | |
| Twelve days of Christmas, the | |
| Friendly beasts, the | |
| I have a song to sing, O! (from the Yeoman of the guard) | |
| She'll be comin' round the mountain | |
| Druken sailor, the | |
| Barnyard song (I had a rooster), the | |
| Mary had a little lamb | |
| Oh, dear! what can the matter be? | |
| He's got the whole world in his hands | |
| Twinkle, twinkle, little star | |
| Country gardens | |
| Froggie went a-courtin' | |
| American cadets march | |
| Bluetail fly | |
| Little Jack Horner | |
| I heard the bells on Christmas day | |
| Over the river and through the woods | |
| Shenandoah | |
| Dry bones | |
| Green grass grew all around, the | |
| Hear them bells | |
| Two guitars | |
| Coventry carol, the | |
| Boar's head carol, the | |
| Little Miss Muffet | |
| Du, du liegst mir im herzen | |
| Green grow the lilacs | |
| Matilda | |
| Crawdad song, the | |
| Boll Weevil, the | |
| Shoo, fly, don't bother me | |
| Eency, weency spider | |
| Greensleeves | |
| Be kind to your web-footed friends | |
| Helena polka | |
| Rock island line, the | |
| Cripple creek | |
| Funiculi, Funicula | |
| Little Tommy Tucker | |
| I love you with all my heart | |
| Shortnin' bread | |
| Grey and gold waltz | |
| Mazel tov | |
| Rock of ages | |
| Sweet Betsy from Pike | |
| Angels we have heard on high | |
| Lo, how a rose e're blooming | |
| I saw three ships | |
| While shepherds watched their flocks | |
| Here we come a-caroling | |
| Irish washerwoman | |
| Up on the housetop | |
| Rock-a-bye, baby | |
| Cruel war is raging, the | |
| Animal fair | |
| Loch Lomond | |
| London bridge | |
| This old man | |
| Emilia polka | |
| Bear went over the mountain, the | |
| Hey, diddle, diddle | |
| Cucaracha, la | |
| Girl I left behind, the | |
| Annabel Lee | |
| Lonesome road | |
| Kum-bah-yah | |
| This train | |
| Beautiful brown eyes | |
| Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone? | |
| Hey, ho! nobody home | |
| Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella | |
| Lonesome valley | |
| Three blind mice | |
| Simple Simon | |
| Hickory, dickory, dock | |
| It's raining, it's pouring | |
| Git along home, Cindy | |
| Laverder's blue | |
| Sing a song of sixpence | |
| Erie canal, the | |
| A-hunting we will go | |
| Old Chisholm trail, the | |
| Git along, little dogies | |
| Arkansas traveler | |
| Buckeye Jim | |
| Looby loo | |
| 'Neath the old chestnut tree | |
| Lazy Mary, will you get up? | |
| White Coral bells | |
| Sing we now of Christmas | |
| A-tisket a-tasket | |
| Hail! Hail! the gang's all here | |
| Old Dan Tucker | |
| Jack and Jill | |
| Vive l'amour | |
| Swing low, sweet chariot | |
| Give me that old time religion | |
| As with gladness men of old | |
| Buffalo gals | |
| Nine hundred miles | |
| Beautiful savior | |
| Hinky dinky parley voo | |
| Wabash cannon ball, the | |
| Assembly / Reveille | |
| Bury me not on the lone prairie | |
| Nobody knows the trouble I've seen | |
| Will the circle be unbroken | |
| Skip to my Lou | |
| Ev'ry time I feel the spirit | |
| Merrily we roll along | |
| Old gray mare, the | |
| Au clair de la lune | |
| Let us break bread together | |
| Polly wolly doodle | |
| Sleep holy babe | |
| Ezekiel saw the wheel | |
| Ach, du lieber Augustin | |
| Beethoven's fifth symphony (1st movement theme) | |
| Old Joe Clark | |
| Holly and the ivy, the | |
| Jelly roll blues | |
| Dark eyes | |
| Go down, Moses | |
| Auld lang syne | |
| M-I-N-E | |
| Noel! Noel! | |
| Tinker Polka | |
| Behold the savior of mankind | |
| Mexican hat dance | |
| Old King Cole | |
| Jenny Lind polka | |
| Go in and out the window | |
| Campbells are coming, the | |
| Worried man blues | |
| Believe me if all those endearing young charms | |
| Michael Finnegan | |
| Old MacDonald had a farm | |
| Taps | |
| Deck the hall | |
| Go tell aunt Rhody | |
| I've been working on the railroad | |
| Michael, row the boat ashore | |
| Jesus loves me! | |
| Row, row, row your boat | |
| Tarantella |