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The Ragtime Dance - song version - 1902 - Scott Joplin
Words and Music by SCOTT JOPLIN.
Beautiful Dreamer
Words and Music by STEPHEN C. FOSTER
Stumbling - Song Version
Words and Music by Zez Confrey
He Who Would Valiant Be
Words: John Bunyan 1684. Modified by Percy Dearmer 1906. Music: 'Monks Gate' traditional English. Setting: Ralph Vaughan Williams 1904.
Would you gain the best in life - Joseph Barnby
Would you gain the best in life - Barnby
Ho Jesuo staru - W. Pennefather
W. Pennefather
Aften ved fjorden - Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
W. Peterson-Berger (1867-1942)
Arnes sång - Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
W. Peterson-Berger (1867-1942)
Les compagnons de la Marjolaine - Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
W. Peterson-Berger (1867-1942)
Min hu - Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
W. Peterson-Berger (1867-1942)
Moderns sång - Wilhelm Peterson-Berger
W. Peterson-Berger (1867-1942)
To thee my Saviour now I come - W. P. Fenimore
W. P. Fenimore
The golden homelights gleam and glow - W. P. Ganus
W. P. Ganus
Policy Pete (1905)
W. P. JOHNSTON.
Christ is my all in all - W. R. Chambers
W. R. Chambers
notation may differ
Have you seen the Star that shines to guide the traveler on - W. R. Chambers
W. R. Chambers
Have you seen the star? - W. R. Chambers
W. R. Chambers
Do you need one to help you to battle with sin - W. R. Cole
W. R. Cole
Daisy Bell (1892)
Written and Composed by HARRY DACRE.
You're Talking Ragtime (1899)
Written and Composed by The Beaumont Sisters.
OH! WHAT FUN!
Written by C. PAGE. Author of the Royal Presents. &c.
Kirbati - W. Ross McMeans
W. Ross McMeans
Far Judea heard him say - W. R. Potter
W. R. Potter
Greystone - William Richard Waghorne
W. R. Waghorne 1905
notation may differ