| Uniform title | Musicals. Vocal score. Selections |
| Contents |
The twenties. Forbidden fruit ; Parisian Pierrot ; Poor little rich girl ; A room with a view ; Dance, little lady ; World weary ; I'll see you again ; If love were all ; Zigeuner ; If you could only come with me -- The thirties. Some day I'll find you ; Mirabelle ; Twentieth-century blues ; Half-caste woman ; Any little fish ; I travel alone ; Mrs. Worthington ; Mad dogs and Englishmen ; Mad about the boy ; Let's say good-bye ; The party's over now ; I'll follow my secret heart ; Nevermore ; Regency rakes ; We were dancing ; You were there ; Play, orchestra, play ; Dearest love ; Where are the songs we sung? ; The stately homes of England ; Never again ; I went to a marvellous party -- The forties. London pride ; Could you please oblige us with a Bren Gun? ; There have been songs in England ; Don't let's be beastly to the Germans ; Sigh no more ; Matelot ; Nina ; I wonder what happened to him ; That is the end of the news ; This is a changing world ; His Excellency regrets ; Bright was the day -- The fifties. Why does love get in the way? ; Sail away ; Josephine ; Chase me Charlie ; I like America ; Don't make fun of the fair ; Three juvenile delinquents. |
| Other title | Forbidden fruit (Coward) |
| Other title | Parisian Pierrot (Coward) |
| Other title | Poor little rich girl (Coward) |
| Other title | Room with a view (Coward) |
| Other title | Dance, little lady (Coward) |
| Other title | World weary (Coward) |
| Other title | I'll see you again (Coward) |
| Other title | If love were all (Coward) |
| Other title | Zigeuner (Coward) |
| Other title | If you could only come with me (Coward) |
| Other title | Some day I'll find you (Coward) |
| Other title | Mirabelle (Coward) |
| Other title | Twentieth century blues (Coward) |
| Other title | Half caste woman (Coward) |
| Other title | Any little fish (Coward) |
| Other title | I travel alone (Coward) |
| Other title | Mrs. Worthington (Coward) |
| Other title | Mad dogs and Englishmen (Coward) |
| Other title | Mad about the boy (Coward) |
| Other title | Let's say good-bye (Coward) |
| Other title | Party's over now (Coward) |
| Other title | I'll follow my secret heart (Coward) |
| Other title | Nevermore (Coward) |
| Other title | Regency rakes (Coward) |
| Other title | We were dancing (Coward) |
| Other title | You were there (Coward) |
| Other title | Play, orchestra, play (Coward) |
| Other title | Dearest love (Coward) |
| Other title | Where are the songs we sung? (Coward) |
| Other title | Stately homes of England (Coward) |
| Other title | Never again (Coward) |
| Other title | I went to a marvellous party (Coward) |
| Other title | London pride (Coward) |
| Other title | Could you please oblige us with a Bren gun? (Coward) |
| Other title | There have been songs in England (Coward) |
| Other title | Don't let's be beastly to the Germans (Coward) |
| Other title | Sigh no more (Coward) |
| Other title | Matelot (Coward) |
| Other title | Nina (Coward) |
| Other title | I wonder what happened to him (Coward) |
| Other title | That is the end of the news (Coward) |
| Other title | This is a changing world (Coward) |
| Other title | His Excellency regrets (Coward) |
| Other title | Bright was the day (Coward) |
| Other title | Why does love get in the way? (Coward) |
| Other title | Sail away (Coward) |
| Other title | Josephine (Coward) |
| Other title | Chase me Charlie (Coward) |
| Other title | I like America (Coward) |
| Other title | Don't make fun of the fair (Coward) |
| Other title | Three juvenile delinquents (Coward) |
| LCCN | m 53000554 |