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|a Abide with me / Monk -- Adeste Fideles --- Ah! I have sighed to rest me (from II Trovatore) / Verdi -- Ah! So pure (from Martha) / Flotow -- Ah! 'Tis a dream / Lassen -- Alice where art thou? / Ascher -- Am I not fondly thine own? = Du, du, liegst mir im Herzen -- America [i.e. My country 'tis of thee] / Smith -- Annie Laurie / Lady Scott -- Auld lang syne -- Austrian National Hymn -- Ave Maria / Bach ; Gounod -- Ave Maria (from Cavalleria rusticana) / Mascagni -- Baa, baa, black sheep -- Barcarolle (from Tales of Hoffman) / Offenbach -- Battle cry of freedom / Root -- Battle hymn of the republic / Howe --Be kind to the loved ones at home / Woodbury -- Belgian National Hymn -- Believe me if all those endearing young charms -- Ben Bolt / Kneass -- Bid me good-bye / Tosti -- Blest be the tie that binds / Nageli -- Blue Alsatian mountains / Adams -- Blue bells of Scotland (Scottish national song) -- Brabançonne, La (Belgian national song) -- Buy a broom -- Call me thine own (from L'Eclair) / Halevy -- Campbells are coming (Scotch [i.e. Scottish] national song) -- Canadian National Hymn -- Carry me back to ole Virginny / Christy [i.e. Bland] -- Child's dreamland -- Christmas chimes / Richards -- Columbia, God preserve thee! [to the tune of Deutschland über alles] / Haydn -- Come back to Erin / Claribel -- Come ye disconsolate / Webbe -- Come, Holy Spirit / Dykes -- Comin' thro' the rye -- Cradle song / Brahms -- Daddy / Behrend -- Darling Nelly Gray / Handy -- Dear Evelina -- Dearest spot Is home [Dearest spot on earth] / Wrighton -- Dickory, dickory dock [Hickory dickory dock] -- Dixie land / Emmet -- Do they miss me at home? -- Do they think of me at home? / Glover -- Donna e Mobile (from Rigoletto) / Verdi -- Dove, The (Yradier) -- Drink to me only with thine eyes -- Du, Du, Liegst Mir im Herzen -- Dutch warbler [to the tune of Oh where oh where has my little dog gone] -- Emmet's Lullaby -- English National Hymn -- Evening prayer (from Hansel and Gretel) / Humperdink -- Evening star (from Tannhäuser) / Wagner -- Ever of thee / Hall -- Fair Harvard [to the tune of Believe me if all those endearing young charms] -- Flag of the free [to the tune of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin] / Wagner -- Flee as a bird / dana -- Follow me, full of glee -- Forsaken / Koschat -- Forty-nine bottles -- French National Hymn -- Funiculi, funicula / Denza -- Future Mrs. 'Awkins / Chevalier -- Girl I left behind me / Lover -- Go to sleep, Lena / Emmet -- God save the King (English national song) -- Good-bye, my lover -- Good-night, ladies -- Grandfather's clock / Work -- Hail! Columbia / Fayles -- Hard times, come again no more / Foster -- Hark! the herald angels sing / Mendelssohn [i.e. Cummings] -- Harp that once through Tara's halls (Irish national song) -- Hey, diddle, diddle -- Holy night (Silent night) / Gruber -- Holy, holy, holy / Dykes -- Home again / Pike -- Home, home, can I forget thee? -- Home, sweet home / Bishop -- How can I leave thee? = Treue Liebe -- Humpty Dumpty -- I cannot sing the old songs / Claribel -- I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls (from Bohemian Girl) / Balfe -- I was seeing Nelly home -- I'm called Little Buttercup (from Pinafore) / Sullivan -- In happy moments (from Maritana) / Wallace -- In old Madrid / Trotére -- In the gloaming / Harrison -- Irish National Song -- It came upon the midnight clear / Willis -- Jack and Jill -- Japanese national hymn -- Jerusalem the golden / Ewing -- Jesus, Lover of my soul / Marsh -- Jingle bells -- Juanita -- Kathleen Mavourneen / Crouch -- Killarney (Irish national song) -- Kimigayo (Japanese Hymn) -- Kingdom coming / Work -- Knock'd 'em in the old Kent Road -- Largo [from Xerses] (vocal arr.) / Händel -- Last night / Kjerulf -- Last rose of summer / Flotow -- Lauterbach song -- Lead kindly light / Dykes -- Listen to the mocking bird / Hawthorne [i.e. Winner] -- Little Bo-Peep -- Little boy blue -- Little Jack Horner -- Long, long ago / Bayly -- Loreley / Silcher -- Lost chord / Sullivan -- Lovely flowers I pray (from Faust) / Gounod -- Lovely night (from Tales of Hoffman) / Offenbach -- Love's old sweet song / Molloy -- Low-back'd car / Lover -- Lullaby (from Erminie) / Jakobowski -- Lullaby (from Jocelyn) / Godard -- Maple leaf forever (Canadian national song) -- March of the men of Harlech (Welsh national song) -- Marching through Georgia / Work -- Marseillaise (French national song) -- Mary had a little lamb -- Maryland, my Maryland / Randall -- Massa's in de cold ground / Foster -- Meerschaum pipe -- Melody in F (vocal arr.) -- Midshipmite / Adams -- Minstrel boy (Irish national song) -- Mother's old red shawl / Mouland-- Mulberry bush -- Mush, mush -- My Bonnie -- My faith looks up to thee / Mason -- My old Dutch / Ingle -- My old Kentucky home / Foster -- Nancy Lee / Adams -- Nearer my God, to Thee / Mason -- Nelly Bly ; Nelly was a lady / Foster -- O boys, carry me 'long / Foster -- O come, all ye faithful / Reading [i.e. Wade] -- O du lieber Augustin -- O Jesus, Thou art standing / Knecht -- Oh my darling clementine / Montrose -- O paradise / Barnby -- Oh! Dem golden slippers / Bland -- Old arm-chair / Russell -- Old Black Joe / Foster -- Old cabin home -- Old dog Tray / Foster -- Old folks at home / Foster -- Old hundred (Doxology) / Bourgeois -- Old King Cole -- Old oaken bucket / Woodworth [i.e. Kiallmark] -- One sweetly solemn thought / Ambrose -- Onward, Christian soldiers / Sullivan -- Our land, oh Lord / Michael Haydn -- Over the banister -- Over the stars there Is rest / Abt -- Palms, The = Les rameaux / Faure -- Paloma, La / Yradier -- Peanut song -- Polly-wolly doodle -- Poor old slave -- Quilting party (I was seeing Nellie home) -- Rally 'round the flag / Bradbury -- Red, white and blue [i.e. Columbia the gem of the ocean] / Becket [i.e. Shaw] -- Robin Adair / Keppel -- Rock of ages / Hastings -- Rock-a-bye, Bbaby -- Rock'd in the cradle of the deep / Knight -- Russian national hymn -- Sailing sailing over the bounding main / Marks -- Sally in our alley / Carey -- Scenes that are brightest (from Maritana) / Wallace -- Scotch National Song -- See, saw, Margery Daw -- See-saw / Coote -- Serenade / Schubert -- Servian national hymn -- Shall we gather at the river? / Lowry -- Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot? -- Sing a song of sixpence -- Soldier's farewell / Kinkel -- Solomon Levi -- Spanish national hymn -- St. Patrick's Day (Irish national song) -- Star spangled banner / Key -- Sun of my soul / Monk -- Sweet and low / Barnby -- Sweet hour of prayer / Bradbury -- Take back the heart / Claribel -- Then you'll remember me (from Bohemian girl) / Balfe -- There is a green hill far away / Gounod -- There is a happy land / Mason -- There's music in the air / Root -- Thine eyes so blue and tender / Lassen -- Three fishers / Hullah -- Through the Leaves -- Tit-Willow (from Mikado) / Sullivan -- Tramp, tramp, tramp / Root -- Twinkle, twinkle, little star -- Uncle Ned / Foster -- Upidee -- Vacant chair / Root -- Vilia song (from Merry Widow) / Lehar -- Voices of the woods -- Waltz song (from Merry Widow) / Lehar -- Way down upon de Swanee River -- Wearing of the green (Irish national song) -- Welsh national song -- We're tenting to-night / Kitteredge -- When Jack Comes Home Again -- When Johnny comes marching home / Lambert -- When the corn Is waving / Blamphin -- When the swallows homeward fly / Abt -- Where is my little dog gone? -- Woman is fickle (from Rigoletto) / Verdi -- Work for the night is coming / Mason -- Wot! Cher -- Yankee Doodle.
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