LEADER 26640ccm 2202845Ia 4500001 ocm37933476 005 20141212125640.0 008 971113s1997 wiumua behi n eng d 020 0895793954 (v. 1) 020 0895793962 (v. 2) 035 (Sirsi) o37933476 035 (OCoLC)37933476 040 TXH |cTXH |dCPL |dOCL |dERE |dUtOrBLW 043 n-us--- 045 2 |bd1873 |bd1896 047 ppmc 048 vn01ka01 048 vn02ka01 049 EREM 090 M1507.B72 |bS66 1997 100 1 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |=^A377338 240 10 Songs. |kSelections |=^A377338 245 10 Collected songs / |c[words by] Edward Harrigan and [music by] David Braham ; edited by Jon W. Finson. 260 Madison, Wis. : |bPublished for the American Musicological Society by A-R Editions, |c©1997. 300 1 score (2 volumes) : |billustrations ; |c31 cm. 336 notated music |2rdacontent 337 unmediated |2rdamedia 338 volume |2rdacarrier 490 1 Recent researches in American music ; |vv. 27-28 490 1 Music of the United States of America ; |v7 500 Principally excerpts from musicals and revues, for voice and piano. 500 Includes biographical and editorial notes, and critical commentary. 504 Includes bibliographical references and index. 505 0 v. 1. Songs from sketches : The Mulligan Guards ; Patrick's day parade ; The regular army o! ; Skidmore Guard ; The gallant "69th" ; Gliding down the stream ; The blue and the gray ; Slavery days ; Bold Hibernian boys! ; Are you there Moriarity! ; The Ginger Blues! ; Sons of Temperance ; Walking for dat cake ; Our front stoop ; Isle de Blackwell ; Up at Dudley's Grove ; Stem the tide ; Knights of St. Patrick ; Take my arm the other side ; Sweet Mary Ann. The Mulligan Guard ball : The babies on our block ; Singing at the hallway door ; The Skidmore fancy ball ; We're all young fellows bran' new ; The little green leaf in our Bible. The Mulligan Guard chowder : The little widow Dunn ; O girly! girly! ; The Skids are out to-day. The Mulligan Guards' Christmas : The Mulligan Braves ; The pitcher of beer ; The Skids are on review ; Tu-ri-ad-i-lum; or, Santa Claus has come. The Mulligan Guards' surprise : Dat citron wedding cake ; The Full Moon Union ; I'll wear the trousers, oh! ; Never take the horse-shoe from the door ; Whist! the bogie man ; The beauty of Limerick. The Mulligan Guard picnic : All aboard for the M.G.P. ; Locked out after nine ; Mary Kelly's beau ; Roderick O'Dwyer ; Sandy-haired Mary in our area ; Second degree, Full Moon Union ; Going home with Nellie after five ; Hurry, little children, Sunday morn! ; Down in gossip row. The Mulligan Guard nominee : Hang the Mulligan banner up ; A night-cap, a night-cap ; Oh, he promises ; The Skidmore masquerade ; The Skids are out to-night. Mulligan's silver wedding : The castaways ; Don't you miss the train ; John Riley's always dry ; The mirror's the cause of it all ; South Fifth Avenue ; Third degree Full Moon ; Wheel the baby out. The major : Clara Jenkins' tea ; Major Gilfeather ; Miranda, when we are made one ; Veteran Guard Cadets ; 4-11-44 ; Henrietta Pye ; I really can't sit down ; Oh, that's an old gag with me ; Dip me in de golden sea. Squatter sovereignty : The forlorn old maid ; The Maguires ; The McIntyres ; Miss Brady's piano for-tay ; Paddy Duffy's cart ; The Widow Nolan's goat. The blackbird : The mountain dew ; The trooper's the pride of the ladies. Mordecai Lyons : Cash! cash! cash! ; Mordecai Lyons ; The old Bowery pit ; She lives on Murray Hill ; When the clock in the tower strikes twelve -- v. 2. McSorley's inflation : The Charleston Blues ; I never drink behind the bar ; The market on Saturday night ; McNally's row of flats ; The old feather bed ; Salvation Army, oh! The Muddy Day : The Bunch o' Berries ; The family overhead ; The golden choir ; On board o' the Muddy Day ; The silly boy ; The Turn Verein Cadets. Cordelia's aspirations : Just across from Jersey ; My dad's dinner pail ; Sam Johnson's colored cake walk ; Waiters' chorus; or, Two more to come. Dan's tribulations : Cobwebs on the wall ; Coming home from meeting ; The French singing lesson = Une leçon de chant française ; My little side door. Investigation : As long as the world goes 'round ; The boodle ; Hello! bab-by ; The man that knows it all ; Plum pudding ; On Union Square. McAllister's legacy : Blow the bellows, blow! ; Mister Dooley's geese ; Molly ; Oh, my! how we posé! ; Pat and his little brown mare. Old lavender : Extra! extra! ; Get up, Jack--John, sit down ; The owl ; Please to put that down ; Poverty's tears ebb and flow ; Sweetest love. The grip : The Aldermanic Board ; Grogan, the masher! ; No wealth without labor ; Oh! dat low bridge! ; School days ; The soldier boy's canteen. The leather patch : Baxter Avenue ; Denny Grady's hack ; It showered again ; Put on your bridal veil. The O'Reagans : The little hedge school ; Mulberry Springs ; Strolling on the sands ; U.S. Black Marines ; When de trumpet in de corn-field blows. McNooney's visit : The Black Maria, o! ; Have one with me? ; Ho! Molly Grogan! ; The toboggan slide. Pete : As we wander in the orange grove ; Haul the woodpile down ; Heigh ho! lingo Sally ; Massa's wedding night ; The old barn floor ; The old black crow ; Slavery's passed away ; Where the sweet magnolia grows. Waddy Googan : Isabelle St. Clair ; The midnight squad ; Old Boss Barry ; Where the sparrows and chippies parade. The Lorgaire : Dolly, my crumpled-horn cow ; I'm a terror to all ; Oh, my Molly is waiting for me ; Paddy and his sweet poteen ; La plus belle France = Smuggler song. Reilly and the 400 : The great four-hundred ; I've come home to stay ; Jim jam, sailors superfine ; The jolly commodore ; Maggie Murphy's home ; Taking in the town ; Uncle Reilly. The last of the Hogans : Danny by my side ; Hats off to me ; Knights of the Mystic Star ; The last of the Hogans ; De rainbow road ; Take a day off, Mary Ann. The Woolen Stocking : Callahan's gang ; Little daughter Nell ; Sergeant Hickey of the G.A.R. ; The sunny side of Thompson Street = Away down town ; They never tell all what they know. Notoriety : The girl that's up to date ; Melancholy Mary ; The old neighborhood ; Out on a college rah! rah! ; Tally ho song ; Up in the Tenderloin. Marty Malone : The Hole in the Wall ; The pride of the London stage ; Sweet Mary Mullane. 650 0 Popular music |yTo 1901. |=^A225967 650 0 Musicals |vExcerpts |vVocal scores with piano. |=^A461578 650 0 Revues |vExcerpts |vVocal scores with piano. |=^A474906 700 1 Harrigan, Edward, |d1844-1911 |elyricist. |=^A377339 700 1 Finson, Jon W. |eeditor. |=^A186857 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPatrick's day parade; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tRegular army o!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSkidmore Guard; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGallant "69th"; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGliding down the stream; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tBlue and the gray; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSlavery days; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tBold Hibernian boys!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tAre you there Moriarity!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGinger Blues!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSons of Temperance; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWalking for dat cake; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOur front stoop; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tIsle de Blackwell; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tUp at Dudley's Grove; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tStem the tide; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tKnights of St. Patrick; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tTake my arm the other side; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSweet Mary Ann; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard ball. |pBabies on our block; |oarranged. |=^A846159 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard ball. |pSinging at the hallway door; |oarranged. |=^A846159 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard ball. |pSkidmore fancy ball; |oarranged. |=^A846159 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard ball. |pWe're all young fellows bran' new; |oarranged. |=^A846159 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard ball. |pLittle green leaf in our Bible; |oarranged. |=^A846159 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard chowder. |pLittle widow Dunn; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard chowder. |pO girly! girly!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard chowder. |pSkids are out to-day; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' Christmas. |pMulligan Braves; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' Christmas. |pPitcher of beer; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' Christmas. |pSkids are on review; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' Christmas. |pTu-ri-ad-i-lum; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' surprise. |pDat citron wedding cake; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' surprise. |pFull Moon Union; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' surprise. |pI'll wear the trousers, oh!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' surprise. |pNever take the horse-shoe from the door; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' surprise. |pWhist! the bogie man; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guards' surprise. |pBeauty of Limerick; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pAll aboard for the M.G.P.; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pLocked out after nine; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pMary Kelly's beau; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pRoderick O'Dwyer; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pSandy-haired Mary in our area; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pSecond degree, Full Moon Union; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pGoing home with Nellie after five; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pHurry, little children, Sunday morn!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard picnic. |pDown in gossip row; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard nominee. |pHang the Mulligan banner up; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard nominee. |pNight-cap, a night-cap; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard nominee. |pOh, he promises; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard nominee. |pSkidmore masquerade; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan Guard nominee. |pSkids are out to-night; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pCastaways; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pDon't you miss the train; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pJohn Riley's always dry; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pMirror's the cause of it all; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pSouth Fifth Avenue; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pThird degree Full Moon; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMulligan's silver wedding. |pWheel the baby out; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pClara Jenkins' tea; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pMajor Gilfeather; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pMiranda, when we are made one; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pVeteran Guard Cadets; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |p4-11-44; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pHenrietta Pye; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pI really can't sit down; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pOh, that's an old gag with me; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMajor. |pDip me in de golden sea; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSquatter sovereignty. |pForlorn old maid; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSquatter sovereignty. |pMaguires; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSquatter sovereignty. |pMcIntyres; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSquatter sovereignty. |pMiss Brady's piano for-tay; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSquatter sovereignty. |pPaddy Duffy's cart; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tSquatter sovereignty. |pWidow Nolan's goat; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tBlackbird. |pMountain dew; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tBlackbird. |pTrooper's the pride of the ladies; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMordecai Lyons. |pCash! cash! cash!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMordecai Lyons. |pMordecai Lyons; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMordecai Lyons. |pOld Bowery pit; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMordecai Lyons. |pShe lives on Murray Hill; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMordecai Lyons. |pWhen the clock in the tower strikes twelve; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcSorley's inflation. |pCharleston Blues; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcSorley's inflation. |pI never drink behind the bar; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcSorley's inflation. |pMarket on Saturday night; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcSorley's inflation. |pMcNally's row of flats; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcSorley's inflation. |pOld feather bed; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcSorley's inflation. |pSalvation Army, oh!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMuddy Day. |pBunch o' Berries; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMuddy Day. |pFamily overhead; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMuddy Day. |pGolden choir; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMuddy Day. |pOn board o' the Muddy Day; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMuddy Day. |pSilly boy; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMuddy Day. |pTurn Verein Cadets; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tCordelia's aspirations. |pJust across from Jersey; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tCordelia's aspirations. |pMy dad's dinner pail; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tCordelia's aspirations. |pSam Johnson's colored cake walk; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tCordelia's aspirations. |pWaiters' chorus; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tDan's tribulations. |pCobwebs on the wall; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tDan's tribulations. |pComing home from meeting; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tDan's tribulations. |pFrench singing lesson; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tDan's tribulations. |pMy little side door; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tInvestigation. |pAs long as the world goes 'round; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tInvestigation. |pBoodle; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tInvestigation. |pHello! bab-by; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tInvestigation. |pMan that knows it all; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tInvestigation. |pPlum pudding; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tInvestigation. |pOn Union Square; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcAllister's legacy. |pBlow the bellows, blow!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcAllister's legacy. |pMister Dooley's geese; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcAllister's legacy. |pMolly; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcAllister's legacy. |pOh, my! how we posé!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcAllister's legacy. |pPat and his little brown mare; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOld lavender. |pExtra! extra!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOld lavender. |pGet up, Jack--John, sit down; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOld lavender. |pOwl; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOld lavender. |pPlease to put that down; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOld lavender. |pPoverty's tears ebb and flow; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tOld lavender. |pSweetest love; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGrip. |pAldermanic Board; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGrip. |pGrogan, the masher!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGrip. |pNo wealth without labor; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGrip. |pOh! dat low bridge!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGrip. |pSchool days; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tGrip. |pSoldier boy's canteen; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLeather patch. |pBaxter Avenue; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLeather patch. |pDenny Grady's hack; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLeather patch. |pIt showered again; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLeather patch. |pPut on your bridal veil; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tO'Reagans. |pLittle hedge school; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tO'Reagans. |pMulberry Springs; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tO'Reagans. |pStrolling on the sands; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tO'Reagans. |pU.S. Black Marines; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tO'Reagans. |pWhen de trumpet in de corn-field blows; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcNooney's visit. |pBlack Maria, o!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcNooney's visit. |pHave one with me?; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcNooney's visit. |pHo! Molly Grogan!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMcNooney's visit. |pToboggan slide; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pAs we wander in the orange grove; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pHaul the woodpile down; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pHeigh ho! lingo Sally; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pMassa's wedding night; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pOld barn floor; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pOld black crow; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pSlavery's passed away; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tPete. |pWhere the sweet magnolia grows; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWaddy Googan. |pIsabelle St. Clair; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWaddy Googan. |pMidnight squad; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWaddy Googan. |pOld Boss Barry; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWaddy Googan. |pWhere the sparrows and chippies parade; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLorgaire. |pDolly, my crumpled-horn cow; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLorgaire. |pI'm a terror to all; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLorgaire. |pOh, my Molly is waiting for me; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLorgaire. |pPaddy and his sweet poteen; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLorgaire. |pPlus belle France; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pGreat four-hundred; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pI've come home to stay; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pJim jam, sailors superfine; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pJolly commodore; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pMaggie Murphy's home; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pTaking in the town; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tReilly and the 400. |pUncle Reilly; |oarranged. |=^A502109 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLast of the Hogans. |pDanny by my side; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLast of the Hogans. |pHats off to me; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLast of the Hogans. |pKnights of the Mystic Star; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLast of the Hogans. |pLast of the Hogans; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLast of the Hogans. |pRainbow road; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tLast of the Hogans. |pTake a day off, Mary Ann; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWoolen Stocking. |pCallahan's gang; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWoolen Stocking. |pLittle daughter Nell; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWoolen Stocking. |pSergeant Hickey of the G.A.R.; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWoolen Stocking. |pSunny side of Thompson Street; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tWoolen Stocking. |pThey never tell all what they know; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tNotoriety. |pGirl that's up to date; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tNotoriety. |pMelancholy Mary; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tNotoriety. |pOld neighborhood; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tNotoriety. |pOut on a college rah! rah!; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tNotoriety. |pTally ho song; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tNotoriety. |pUp in the Tenderloin; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMarty Malone. |pHole in the Wall; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMarty Malone. |pPride of the London stage; |oarranged. |=^A377338 700 12 Braham, David, |d1838-1905. |tMarty Malone. |pSweet Mary Mullane; |oarranged. |=^A377338 740 02 Turiadilum (D. Braham) 740 02 That citron wedding cake (D. Braham) 740 02 Santa Claus has come (D. Braham) 740 02 Four eleven forty four (D. Braham) 740 02 Miss Brady's piano forte (D. Braham) 740 02 Two more to come (D. Braham) 740 02 Leçon de chant française (D. Braham) 740 02 Hello! baby (D. Braham) 740 02 Oh, my! how we pose! (D. Braham) 740 02 Oh! that low bridge! (D. Braham) 740 02 When the trumpet in the corn-field blows (D. Braham) 740 02 Smuggler song (D. Braham) 740 02 Great 400 (D. Braham) 740 02 Away down town (D. Braham) 830 0 Music of the United States of America ; |v7. |=^A351060 830 0 Recent researches in American music ; |vv. 27-28. |=^A654635 596 3 998 632395