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A CATASTROPHE. N. B. Sprope

Arranged by N. Clifford Page. (Part Song ior Mixed Voices)

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McCollin, FrancisStrong, May A.Nevin, George B.Hold, EduardVincent, CharlesBullard, Frederic FieldHosmer, E. S.Marzo, EduardoCoerne, Louis AdolpheCanne, LouisDensmore, John H.Bornschein. Franz C.Gainea, Samuel RichardsNegro Spiritual

Negro Spiritual

Negro Spiritual

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SOLDIERS CHORUS (From Faust). Arr. by N. C. Page .VOLGA B,OATMEN'S SONG. Six-part. Arr. by N. C. P"geSONG OF THE MARCHING MEN, ,LOVER PRAISETH HIS LAYDE FAYREFlRST PRIMROSE. Arr. by A. B. TargettROUNDELAY, A. (A. Bar.)JOSHUA (Unison)OLD BLACK JOE. Arr. by N. C. Page .IN PICARDIE. Arr. by N. C. Page .SOFTLY! SHE IS LYING . . , . . . . .ANGEL'S SERENADE (Violin Obb.) Arr. by N. C. PageWHO DID SWALLOW JONAH. Arr. by D. ProtheroeTO STAY AT HOME IS BEST .SHEPHERD'S SONG, A . . . , . .WRECK OF THE "JULIE PLANTE," THE (B,)HYMN TO THE SEA . . , . , , . . .VOLGA BOATMEN'S SONG. Four-part. Arr, by N. C. PageGOIN' HOME. Arr. by Wm. Arms FisherWATER MILLION TIME . .IF ANY LITTLE WORD OF OURSRING OUT WILD BELLSON SONGS BRIGHT PINION'S. Arr, by N. C. PageBROKEN CHORD, AHOW SO FAlR .CONCERT WALTZ. Arr, by N. C. Page.CALL OF DUTY, THE .CREOLE LOVE SONG. Arr. by N. C. PageMY BONNIE LASS. Four-part 'AT DAWNING. Arr. by N. C. Page, .DRAKE'S DRUM. Arr. by T. L, Le CrassMUSIC'S GLORY . . . .WOULD GOD 1 WERE THE TENDER APPLE BLOSSOM

Arr. by Wm. Arms FisherROUNDELAY, AMAY COMES LAUGHlNG (S.)SONG OF THE SEA, A .HAPPY BlRDS, Arr. by Ross Hilton.FIDDLE DE DEECOME O'ER THE SEA. Arr, C. F. WoodsMOTHER MINE (T.)MARIQUlTAMASTER PLAYER, THE .GIPSY NlGHT, A. Arr. by N. C. PageROADWAYSWHlSTLIN' THIEF, THEIN THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY. ,SOMETIMES 1 FEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS CHILD

Arr. by Wm. Arms FisherSWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT, Arr. by

Wm. Arms Fisher.EVERY TIME I FEEL THE SPlRIT. Arr. by

Wm. Arms FisherSTEAL AWAY TO JESUS. Arr. by Wm. Arms Fisher

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A CATASTROPHEPart S01lg for ltfixed Voices

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CHORUSESFOR MIXED VOICESWITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT

Beach, Mrs. H. H. A.Brahms, Johannes (Nordea)

Chadwick, G. W.Coleridge-Taylor, S. (LeC,-ass)

O'Hara. GeoffreyRimsky-Korsakoff, N. A. (Schi"dler)Russian Chantey (Schindler)Rogers, James H.Saar, Louis VictorSaint-Saens, (Gaines)Schubert, Franz

(Page)" "(Ryder)

Schumann, Robert" "(Robj.so.)

Scotch Air (Clouth-Leitllte,)Sullivan, Sir Arthur

Cornelius, PeterD\'oi:ik, Anton (Fishel')

(Brewer)English folksong (Whitehead)Fisher. William ArmsForsyth, CecilGlinka, Michael, I.Goldmark, CarlGounod, CharlesHadler. HenryHenschel, GeorgeIrish Air (Fisher)Irish folksong (Whitehead)Keller, Edgar StillmanLassen, Eduard (Gaines)Matthews, H. A.Netherlands folksong (A'remser)

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WE WHO SING HAVE WALKED IN GLORY .,.,., .. "".. .15AS WITH BEASTS .20o DEATH! ,ISSAPPHIC ODE .15SO I RETURNED :................... .15THOUGH I SPEAK WITH TilE TONGUES OF MEN...... .20CmDlEMORATION ODE............................... .20DRAKE'S DRUM.................... .20VIKING SONG .15SALAMALEIKmr lBa,ba a/ Bagdad I .12GOIN' HO~IE .15SO:\GS 'IY 'IOTHER TAUGHT ME .15SWEET '(IGHTlNGALE .15'lAKE "Y HEART A PLACE WHERE ANGELS SING. ,ISWHO STOLE THE TARTS? (Alice in Wonderland) .20FINALE from A Lile lor the Czar (4-hd. Ace.) .25FESTIVAL CHORUS from The Queen 0/ Sheba............ .16CHORUS OF REVELLERS (Philemon et Bauci~) ....•••.•• .12SONG OF THE MARCHING MEN ([rom The New Ea"h) .. .20MORNING HyMN............. .12WOULD GOD I WERE THE TENDER APPLE BLOSSOM.. .12AVENGING AND BRIGHT .15HARRYING CHORUS (from Plymouth Tercentenary Pageant) .25THINE EYES SO BLUE AND TENDER........... ....... .15CHORAL FANTASY ON NURSERY RHYMES (4·hd. Ace.) .25PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING ,.. .12SONG OF FRIENDSHiP................................. .15THE WRECK OF THE JULIE PLANTE.................. .15MERRY YULETIDE (Ch,isrma, Night) .....•..•......... .15TilE SONG OF THE CUDGEL." , , .15LOCHINVAR'S RIDE '.................. .25INVOCATlON TO SPRING .20LAKE OF DREAMS (The Swan) ,20COME TO THE MEADOWS (Ro,amunde) ,20HARK, HARK. THE LARK .10WHO IS SYLVIA? .12GIPSY LIFE .15THE ALMOND TREE .15LOCH LOMOND .12WHEN THE BUDS ARE BLOSSO~iING

(Madrigal from RuJdigore) ...........•...••.•.•... .15Welsh Air (G J) MARCH OF THE MEN OF HARLECH .12Whitehead, Allred PIONEERS · 15

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