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Alice where art thou? /J. Ascher/ - 396. Always do as I do /Tinney/ - 174. Angels at the Casement, A flat /W. M. Hutchison/ - 105. Banner of the King /H. Fortesque/ - 172. Barney O'Hea /S. Lover/ - 224. Bay of Biscay /J. Davey/ - 181. Border Lands (Sacred) /Miss Lindsay/ - 180. Borderer's Challenge /H. J. Stark/ - 390. Cat in the Chimney /L. Kingsmill/ - 392. Child's Good Morning /O. Barri/ - 391. Child's Good Night /O. Barri/ - 383. Come into the Garden Maud /Balfe/ - 184. Crossing the Brook /Edith Cooke/ - 389. Dawn of Heaven /Buonetti/ - 188. Diver, The /E. J. Loder/ - 384. God Save the King /Dr. Jno. Bull/ - 226. Hearts of Oak /Dr. W. Boyce/ - 100. Honey Are You True to Me (Coon Song) /Lindsay Lennox/ - 266. Kathleen Mavourneen /Crouch/ - 213. Lady Clara Vere de Vere /Miss Lindsay/ - 404. Last Good Bye to Mother /C. Dargan/ - 227. Last Rose of Summer /Thos. Moore/ - 215. Listen /A. H. Behrend/ - 249. Maggie's Promise /W. Gordon/ - 115. Sharing the Burden /J. E. Webster/ - 225. Tom Bowling /C. Dibdin/ - 236. When other Lips (Then you'll remember me) /Balfe/ - - - VOCAL DUETS. - - 190. Flow on thou Shining River /Sir J. Stevenson/ - 116. Gipsy Countess /Glover/ - - - PIANOFORTE. - - 118. A la Valse /Roeckel/ - 275. Alice where art thou? (easily arr. by) /Percy E. Douglas/ - 278. Army and Navy March /Henzell/ - 457. Au Village /Tschaikowsky/ - 268. Battle March (Delhi) /Pridham/ - 373. Belgium Galop /Smallwood/ - 437. Belle of Chicago March /J. P. Sousa/ - 122. Berceuse /Roeckel/ - 376. Blumenlied /Gustav Lange/ - 379. Bridal Chorus and Wedding March /Wagner/ - 453. Cadet Two Step (easily arranged) /Alard/ - 142. Charming Mazurka /Gungl/ - 456. Chanson Triste /Tschaikowsky/ - 456. Chant sans Paroles /Tschaikowsky/ - 393. Chinese Patrol March /D. Pecorini/ - 243. Cloches du Monastere /Lefebure-Wely/ - 458. Coon Band Contest /A. Pryor/ - 438. Corcoran Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ - 125. Corricolo Galop (Easily arranged) /L. Mullen/ - 377. Edelweiss /Gustav Lange/ - 374. Emmeline Galop /Smallwood/ - 308. Fille du Regiment /Oesten/ - 167. Flying Dutchman (La Vaisseau Fantome) /Wagner/ - 244. Forward March /E. H. Sugg/ - Four Humoresques: - 206. Valse in D, No. 1 /Grieg/ - 207. Minuetto in A minor, No. 2 /Grieg/ - 208. Allegretto, No. 3 /Grieg/ - 209. Allegro Alla Burla, No. 4 /Grieg/ - 210. Funeral March /Grieg/ - 305. French Air (Marseillaise) /Eric Stapleton/ - 306. German Air (Watch on Rhine) /Eric Stapleton/ - 264. Gipsies' March /C. Heins/ - 252. Grand March (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Blake/ - 151. Grand March of the Warriors /H. V. Lewis/ - 276. Hiawatha Cake Walk, (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Moret/ - 436. High School Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ - 304. Irish Air (Last Rose of Summer) /Eric Stapleton/ - 303. Italian Air (Ah che la Morte) /Eric Stapleton/ - 288. Japanese National Hymn, Harmonized by Sydney Osborne. - 133. Kassala Gavotte /H. Wilcock/ - 270. Kathleen Mavourneen /P. E. Douglas/ - 171. Khartoum Quick March /F. P. Rabottini/ - 286. King's Own March /Warwick Williams/ - 246. Liberty Bell March /Sousa/ - 135. Little Dear Gavotte /F. Astrella/ - 162. Lohengrin /Wagner/ - 136. Maiden's Prayer /Badarazewska/ - 435. Manhattan Beach March /J. P. Sousa/ - 137. March in E flat /J. B. Mallett/ - 441. March Past of the National Fencibles /J. P. Sousa/ - 440. March Past of the Rifle Regiment /J. P. Sousa/ - 140. May-Day Galopade /J. Gungl/ - 141. Mazurka /Badarazewska/ - 143. Melodie /Roeckel/ - 247. Melody in F /Rubinstein/ - 211. Minuetto (from E minor Sonata) /Grieg/ - 163. Mountain Echo March /G. Gariboldi/ - 385. Narcissus /Nevin/ - 439. Our Flirtation March /J. P. Sousa/ - 147. Placid Stream /Smallwood/ - 103. Queenie (Intermezzo) /P. D'Orsay/ - 165. Rienzi /Wagner/ - 253. Robin's Return (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Fischer/ - 148. Scherzino /Roeckel/ - 301. Scotch Air (Blue Bells of Scotland) /Eric Stapleton/ - 375. Seasons Galop /Smallwood/ - 442. Semper Fidelis /J. P. Sousa/ - 196. Silvery Echoes /Blake/ - 394. Soldiers' Chorus (Faust) /Gounod/ - 381. Sonatina in F /Beethoven/ - 380. Sonatina in G /Beethoven/ - 302. Spanish Air (Dance) /Eric Stapleton/ - 378. Stephanie Gavotte /A. Czibulka/ - 166. Tannhauser /Wagner/ - 150. Tarantella /L. B. Mallett/ - 290. Washington Post March (easy) /J. P. Sousa/ - 454. White Wings (Transcription) /Smallwood/ - 291. Woodland Echoes /Wyman/ - - - PIANO DUETS. - - 367. Come o'er the Stream Charlie /A. Mullen/ - 371. From Greenland's Icy Mountains /A. Mullen/ - 372. I'd Choose to be a Daisy /A. Mullen/ - 154. Maiden's Prayer /Badarazewka/ - 156. March of the Cameron Men /A. Mullen/ - 155. Marche des Croates /A. Mullen/ - 159. Minnie, or Lilly Dale /A. Mullen/ - 353. Silvery Waves (Wyman) /Andre/ - - - DANCE. - - 388. Amorosa Mazurka /A. H. Oswald/ - 387. Blue Bells Schottische /S. Leslie/ - 262. Blue Danube Waltz /Strauss/ - 382. British Army Polka /Alec Carlton/ - 285. City Polka /J. D. Wimpenny/ - 161. Cosmopolitan Quadrille /L. Gautier/ - 127. Cyprus Polka /Scotson Clark/ - 402. Donau Wellen Waltz (Easily arr. by) /Percy E. Douglas/ - 101. Electric Waltz /H. Klein/ - 397. Esmeralda Waltz (easily arranged) /S. Osborne/ - 395. Fancy Dress Ball Quadrille /Rosenberg/ - 413. Faust Waltz (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Gouno/ - 250. Flora Waltz /W. Gordon/ - 386. Horse Guards Schottische /S. Leslie/ - 102. Lucifer Polka /H. Klein/ - 251. Niagara Waltz /Vorzanger/ - 144. Munich Polka /Jos. Gungl/ - 403. Olympia Schottische /Sydney J. Smith/ - 254. Over the Waves (Sobra las Olas) /Rosas/ - 366. Roseland Waltz /Marietta Lena/ - 415. Sweetheart Polka /Gounod/ - 265. Vinolia Schottische /P. Lester/ - 268. Woodland Whispers Waltz /Stanley/ - - - VIOLIN AND PIANO. - - 256. Campbells are Coming /A. Mullen/ - 257. British Grenadiers /A. Mullen/ - 258. A Life on the Ocean Wave /A. Mullen/ - 259. Hearts of Oak /A. Mullen/ - 260. Ivy Green /A. Mullen/ - 261. Red, White and Blue /A. Mullen/ - 317. Ben Bolt /A. Mullen/ - 312. Low Back'd Car /A. Mullen/ - 313. Sprig of Shillelagh /A. Mullen/ - 314. March from Norma /A. Mullen/ - 315. March, Guillaume Tell /A. Mullen/ - 316. Lass O'Gowrie /A. Mullen/ - 284. Réverie (E min.) /W. Vinnicombe/ - - - VIOLIN. - - 170. March St. Olave /F. James/ - - - MANDOLINE AND PIANO. - - 274. Alice where art Thou? - 407. Belle of Chicago March /J. P. Sousa/ - 406. Blue Danube Waltz /Strauss/ - 416. Cadet Two Step (arranged) /Alard/ - 408. Corcoran Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ - 272. Donau Wellen Waltz /Ivanovici/ - 414. Faust Waltz and Flower Song /Gounod/ - 277. Hiawatha Popular Cake Walk /Neil Moret/ - 401. High School Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ - 289. Honey are you true /Sydney Osborne/ - 267. Kathleen Mavourneen /Crouch/ - 399. Liberty Bell March /J. P. Sousa/ - 400. Manhattan Beach March /J. P. Sousa/ - 411. March Past of the National Fencibles /J. P. Sousa/ - 410. March Past of the Rifle Regiment /J. P. Sousa/ - 255. Oceana Schottische /W. H. 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