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Minstrel songs old and new : a collection of world-wide, famous minstrel and plantation songs, including the most popular of the celebrated Foster melodies
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- arranged with piano-forte accompaniment
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- Music Scores
- Language
- English
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- Publication
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- Boston : Oliver Ditson Company, [1882]
- ©1882
- Physical Details
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- 1 score (215 pages) ; 33 cm
- OCLC
- ocm21953648
- For voice and piano; choruses principally for mixed voices (S.A.T.B.)--and piano.
- Includes index.
- Old folks at home / S.C. Foster -- Angel Gabriel : end song / Frank Dumont ; James E. Stewart -- Angels, meet me at the cross roads / Will S. Hays -- The little old cabin in the lane / Massa's in de cold ground / Stephen C. Foster -- Susan Jane : a famous "end song" and chorus / The yaller gal that winked at me / A.M. Hernandez -- Ole Shady : the song of the contraband / B.R. hanby -- Darling Nelly Gray / B.r. hanby -- The little brown jug / Eastburn -- Twinkling stars are laughing, love / John P. Ordway -- Listen to the mocking bird / Alice Hawthorne -- Dixie's land / Dan. Emmett ; arranged by W. ... Hobbs -- Ellie Rhee, or, Carry me back to Tennessee / Sep. Winner -- I want to see the old home / Lilly Dale / H.S. Thompson -- Gentle Annie / Early in de mornin' / Good sweet ham : end song / Henry Hart ; arr. by James E. Stewart -- Oh! Sam : a famous minstrel song / Folks that put on airs / W.H. Coulston -- Rosa Lee, or, Don't be foolish Joe -- De history ob de world / arr. by T. Contreso -- In the Louisiana Lowlands -- The Virginia rose bud / F.H. Kavanaugh -- Oh! I'se so wicked / G.C. Howard -- Trabling back to Georgia / Arthur W. French ; Chas. D. Blake -- Uncle Ned / Oh! Susanna -- Nancy Till / White's Serenaders -- Jordan is a hard road to trabel / Old Dan Emmet -- Farewell my Lilly dear / Gwine to run all night, or De Camptown races / Adolphus morning glory / J.B. Murphy ; D. Braham -- Nelly Bly / Root, hog, or die -- Angelina Baker / Piccayune butler -- The Alabama blossoms / Frank Dumont ; arranged by James E. Stewart -- Balm of Gilead / arr. by H.T. Bryant -- Good bye, Liza Jane / arr. by Eddie Fox -- Settin' on a rail -- Nicodemus Johnson / J.B. Murphy -- Jim along Josey -- Zip Coon -- Old Bob Ridley / Charles White -- Melinda May / Little more cider / arranged by Austin Hart -- I seen her at de window -- Buffalo gals -- Floating sow of Old Virginny : Carry me back to Old Virginia / as arranged and sung by E.P. Christy -- Mary Blane / F.C. German ; arranged by J.H. Howard -- Ella Ree / C.E. Steuart ; James W. Porter -- Roll out! Heave dat cotton / Lucy Long -- Sing, sing, darkies, sing -- Dearest Mae / Francis Lynch ; L.V.H. Crosby -- De boatman dance / sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders -- Sally, come up / arranged for the piano forte by Frederick Buckley -- Old Dan Tucker -- Clare de kitchen / T. Rice -- Gideon's band / Chas. R. Dodworth -- Lucy Neal -- Jingle bells, or, The one horse open sleigh / J. Pierpont -- Dandy Jim of Caroline -- Oh! dat watermelon / arr. by John Braham -- Poor Old Uncle Rufe / Harry Bloodgood ; James Maas ; arranged by John Braham -- Babylon is fallen! : sequel to Kingdom coming / Henry C. Work -- In the morning by the bright light : a famous end song / James Bland -- The old home ain't what it used to be / C.A. White -- I'se gwine back to Dixie / Nelly was a lady / My Old Kentucky home, good-night / De gospel raft / Frank Dumont ; arranged by Charlie Baker -- De golden wedding -- Kingdom coming / Hard times come again no more / Wake Nicodemus / Shine on / Luke Schoolcraft ; arr. by John Braham -- Poor old slave / arr. by E.M.F. -- Old dog Tray / Oh! boys, carry me 'long / Oh! dem golden slippers! / Jas. A. Bland / arr. by E. Louis -- Old Black Joe / I'll be dar / Chas. Benedict -- The old cabin home -- Stop that knocking at the door / A.F. Winnemore -- Tom-big-bee River, or, Gum tree canoe / S.S. Steele -- Jim Crow : a comic song -- Walk, Jaw Bone / Jim crack corn -- Lubly Dine / J. Sanford -- The jolly rafstman / words by Andrew Evans