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273. 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

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
[Pg 29]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
[Pg 30]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

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
[Pg 31]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

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. Stevens
279. Over the Waves	Rosas
409. Our Flirtation March	J. P. Sousa
412. Semper Fidelis March	J. P. Sousa
398. Washington Post March	J. P. Sousa

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Chopin's Nocturne (Op. 9, No. 2)	1s. 6d.	E. H. Lemare.
Forward! Grand March	1s. 6d.	E. H. Sugg.
Lebanon March (Smallwood)	2s.	Dr. Westbrook.
Grand Festival March, "Illogan"	2s.	H. C. Tonking.
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Overture to Oberon (Weber)	2s.	A. Whittingham.
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Book 1.	Book 2.
God Save the King	Hearts of Oak
God Bless the Prince of Wales	Stand United
There's a Land (Dear England)	The Cause of England's Greatness
Victoria	The Last Rose of Summer
God Bless our Sailor Prince	The Leather Bottle
Here's a Health unto His Majesty	Home, Sweet Home
Lord of the Sea	Three Cheers for the Red, White and Blue
Roast Beef of Old England	The Minstrel Boy
The Blue Bells of Scotland	The British Grenadiers
Tom Bowling	Auld Lang Syne
Come Lassies and Lads	Rule Britannia
Ye Mariners of England
The Bay of Biscay

1. The Washington Post.	6. The Corcoran Cadets.
2. Manhatton Beach.	7. Our Flirtation.
3. The Liberty Bell.	8. March past of the Rifle Regiment.
4. High School Cadets.	9. March past of the National Fencibles.
5. The Belle of Chicago.	10. Semper Fidelis.

1. Moderato con moto	4. Andante Religioso
2. Adagio Expressivo	5. Andante con moto
3. Andante Moderato	6. Lento Cantabile

Belgium (Galop).	Esmeralda (Transcription on Levey's Popular Song).
Belle of Madrid (Tempi di Polka).	Placid Stream (Morceau).
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1. Dance of the Gnomes.	4. Amitrass' Dance.
2. Ases Death.	5. Solvejags Song.
3. Morning.

1. Arietta.	5. Popular Melody.
2. Waltzer.	6. Norwegian Melody.
3. Watchman's Song.	7. National Song.
4. Fairy Dance.	8. Norwegian Bridal March.

1. Hiawatha Cake Walk	5. Over the Waves Waltz
2. Minnehaha Cake Walk	6. Donau Wellen Waltz
3. Alice Where Art Thou	7. Blue Danube Waltz
4. Kathleen Mavourneen

1. Andante con Moto	6. Prayer
2. Evensong	7. Canzonetta
3. March in F	8. A Call to Battle
4. Chorale	9. Souvenir
5. A Plaintive Song	10. Allegro

1. Postludium	7. Offertoire
2. Communion	8. Andante Piacevole
3. Andante con Moto	9. Morning Prayer
4. Prelude	10. Loud Voluntary
5. Diapason Movement	11. Sketch
6. Faith "Melody"	12. Recessional March

No. 1.	Waltz in F
	Dance in G
No. 2.	A Little Fugue in F minor
	Caprice in C
No. 3.	Prelude in G
	Melody in G
No. 4.	Sonatina in C

1. In Memoriam	Rev. Geof. C. Ryly, M.A., Mus. Bac. Oxon.
2. Toccata	G. B. Polleri.
3. Overture from Epiphany	Alfred King, M.D.

1. Prelude and Fugue with Postlude	E. A. Chamberlayne.
2. Prelude and Fugue	F. Young.
3. Fugue	Archibald Donald.
4. Fugue	William Hope.

1. Andante con Moto	W. A. Montgomery, L.T.C.L.
2. Fantasia in E minor	Cuthbert Harris, Mus. B.
3. Postlude at Ephes. V. v. 19. Si tibi placeat, Mihi con displicet W. Conradi,(Y. of B. 1816), Paul's Org. St. Church, Schwerin i/m Germany.
4. Harvest March	Henry J. Poole.

1. Scherzo Minuet	W. Mullineux, Organist of the Town Hall, Bolton.
2. Introduction to the Hymn on the Passion, "O Haupt Voll Blut und Wunden"	W. Conradi. Organist Paul's Church, Schwerin, Germany.
3. Thesis and Antithesis, or Dispute, Appeasement, Conciliation.	W. Conradi, Organist Paul's Church, Schwerin, Germany.
4. Carillon in E	Cuthbert Harris, Mus.B., F.R.C.O., &c.
5. Andante "Hope"	Inglis Bervon.
6. Orchestral March in C	James Crapper, L. Mus., Organist of the Parish Ch., Kirkcudbright.

1. Andante Grazioso in G	Chas. E. Melville, F.R.C.O.
2. Polish Song, Arranged for the organ by Percival Garrett.	Chopin.
3. Introduction, Variations, and Finale on the Hymn Tune "Rockingham."	Ch. R. Fisher, Mus. B.
4. Two Soft Movements	W. C. Filey, I.S.M.
1. "Espérance."	2. "Tendrerse."
5. Andante in A flat	W. Griffiths, Mus. B., Org. of St. Sepulchre Church, Northampton.
6. Fugue, 4 Voice, 3 Subjects	Dr. J. C. Tilly.

1. Con Moto Moderato in C	Orlando A. Mansfield, Mus.B., F.R.C.O.
2. Tempo Di Menuetto	Geo. H. Ely.
3. Dirge In Memoriam, Reginald Adkins	J. E. Adkins, F.R.C.O.
4. Andante in F	R. H. Heath.
5. Aberystwyth Offertoire	J. G. Mountford.
6. Andante in D (Prière)	E. Evelyn Barron, M.A.

1. Fugue	Archibald Donald.
2. Prelude and Fugue with Postlude	E. A. Chamberlayne.
3. Prelude and Fugue	F. Young.

1. Allegretto Scherzando in A flat	W. E. Ashmall.
2. Andante Religioso in G	Dr. J. Bradford.
3. March Pomposo in E flat	Charles Darnton.
4. Andante Con Moto "Twilight"	Ch. R. Fisher, Mus.B.
5. Minuet In F	W. E. Belcher, F.R.C.O.

1. Andante Moderato	F. Read.
2. Prelude and Fugue in D minor	E. A. Chamberlayne.
3. Sketch	Arthur Geo. Colborn.
4. Fugue	James Turpin.
5. Allegro	Charles H. Fisher.
6. Marche Mystique	Theme by Roland, de Lassus.—A Relic of Ancient Times.

1. Minuet And Trio in F	Ed. J. Bellerby, Mus. B., Oxon.
2. "Dundee" ("or French")	John P. Attwater.
3. Adagio. An Elegy in G minor	Chas. R. Fisher, Mus. B.
4. Andante, A major	F. Hone.
5. Allegro, D minor	Geo. Minns (Ely).

1. Toccata Fantasia (Study in C minor)	E. T. Driffiel.
2. Andante Grazioso	W. Faulkes.
3. Marche Funebre	Arthur Wanderer.
4. Andante Semplice	E. A. Chamberlayne.
5. Festal March	A. W. Ketelbey.

1. Offertoire in A minor	Fred. W. Dal (Leipzig).
2. Second Fantasia on Scotch Airs	William Spark.
3. Adeste Fideles (with Variations and Fugue)	Charles Hunt.
4. Intermezzo	G. Townshend Driffield.

1. Postlude in G	Frederick W. Holloway, F.C.O.
2. Suite: No. 1, Prelude; No. 2, Berceuse; No. 3, Toccata	Laurent Parodi (Genoa).
3. Nocturne	William Lockett.
4. Andante Pastorale in B minor	Jacob Bradford, Mus. D., Oxon.
5. Introductory Voluntary	Albert W. Ketelbey.
6. Fugue	R. J. Rowe, L.R.A.M.

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190. Flow on thou Shining River	Sir J. Stevenson
116. Gipsy Countess	Glover

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

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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

429. Belle of Chicago March	J. P. Sousa
406. Cadet Two Step (arranged)	Alard
430. Corcoran Cadets March	J. P. Sousa
428. High School Cadets March	J. P. Sousa
419. Liberty Belle March	J. P. Sousa
418. Manhattan Beach March	J. P. Sousa
433. March Past of the National Fencibles	J. P. Sousa
432. March Past of the Rifle Regiment	J. P. Sousa
431. Our Flirtation March	J. P. Sousa
434. Semper Fidelis March	J. P. Sousa
417. Washington Post March	J. P. Sousa

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