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001 ocm83066189;

003 OCoLC;

005 20260722082054.0;

008 960508s1931 nyumul e n eng d;

028 22 a| SH 768-4b| Robbins Music Corporation;

035 a| (Sirsi) o83066189;

035 a| (OCoLC)83066189;

043 a| zmo----;

049 a| EREM;

090 a| MQM W.558 W.33;

100 1 a| Woods, Harry,d| 1896-1970,e| composer.=| ^A847502;

245 10 a| When the moon comes over the mountain /c| by Kate Smith, Harry Woods and Howard Johnson ; uke arr. by Milt Coleman.;

246 1 i| First line of text:a| All by myself at twilight, watching the day depart;

300 a| 1 score (5 pages, 1 unnumbered page) ;c| 31 cm.;

336 a| notated musicb| ntm2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediatedb| n2| rdamedia;

338 a| volumeb| nc2| rdacarrier;

382 a| men's choruse| 12| lcmpt;

382 a| medium voicen| 1a| pianon| 1p| ukulelen| 1s| 22| lcmpt;

490 1 a| Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929);

500 a| For medium voice and piano, with ukulele chord diagrams.;

500 a| Caption title.;

500 a| Chorus arranged for male quartet (TTBar B) by Ed. Smalle on page 2.;

500 a| "As originally introduced by Kate Smith, 'the song bird of the South'.";

500 a| At head of caption title: "A Robbins publication.";

500 a| Illustrated title page: black/white/yellow; photograph of Kate Smith with background drawing of moon rising over moutan with trees / Wohlman.;

500 a| Advertisement for "Songs you'll want to sing" with 9 musical incipits on unnumbered page.;

650 0 a| Songs with ukulelev| Scores.=| ^A1482648;

650 0 a| Popular musicy| 1931-1940v| Scores.=| ^A324133;

650 0 a| Choruses, Secular (Men's voices, 4 parts)v| Scores.=| ^A1122605;

650 0 a| Waltzesv| Scores.=| ^A111560;

650 0 a| Love songsv| Scores.=| ^A255965;

650 0 a| Loss (Psychology)v| Songs and musicv| Scores.=| ^A163282;

651 0 a| Moonv| Songs and musicv| Scores.=| ^A23282;

600 10 a| Smith, Kate,d| 1907-1986v| Portraits.=| ^A30357;

650 0 a| Sheet music.=| ^A689283;

700 1 a| Smith, Kate,d| 1907-1986,e| lyricist.=| ^A30357;

700 1 a| Johnson, Howard E.,d| 1887-1941,e| lyricist.=| ^A689741;

700 1 a| Coleman, Milt,e| arranger of music.=| ^A1490693;

710 2 a| Wohlman Studios,e| illustrator.=| ^A1481901;

830 0 a| Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929)?| UNAUTHORIZED;

994 a| C0b| ERE;

596 a| 3;

998 a| 6736500;

When the moon comes over the mountain / by Kate Smith, Harry Woods and Howard Johnson ; uke arr. by Milt Coleman.

Author/creator	Woods, Harry composer.
Format	Musical Score
Publication	New York : Robbins Music Corporation, ©1931.
Description	1 score (5 pages, 1 unnumbered page) ; 31 cm.
Subjects	Smith, Kate, 1907-1986--Portraits. Songs with ukulele--Scores. Popular music--1931-1940. --Scores. Choruses, Secular (Men's voices, 4 parts)--Scores. Waltzes--Scores. Love songs--Scores. Loss (Psychology)--Songs and music. --Scores. Sheet music. Moon--Songs and music. --Scores.

Other author/creator	Smith, Kate, 1907-1986, lyricist.
Other author/creator	Johnson, Howard E., 1887-1941, lyricist.
Other author/creator	Coleman, Milt, arranger of music.
Other author/creator	Wohlman Studios, illustrator.
Variant title	First line of text: All by myself at twilight, watching the day depart
Series	Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929) Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929) UNAUTHORIZED
General note	For medium voice and piano, with ukulele chord diagrams.
General note	Caption title.
General note	Chorus arranged for male quartet (TTBar B) by Ed. Smalle on page 2.
General note	"As originally introduced by Kate Smith, 'the song bird of the South'."
General note	At head of caption title: "A Robbins publication."
General note	Illustrated title page: black/white/yellow; photograph of Kate Smith with background drawing of moon rising over moutan with trees / Wohlman.
General note	Advertisement for "Songs you'll want to sing" with 9 musical incipits on unnumbered page.
Publisher number	SH 768-4 Robbins Music Corporation

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