Songs of Stephen Foster
Subtitle: prepared for schools and general use
By: edited and arranged by Will Earhart and Edward B. Birge
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Press
Published: 1963
Place of publication: Pittsburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Copyright date: 1938
Subjects: Songs with piano; Popular music
Work titles: Songs
Notes: For 1-4 voices and piano.

"This collection ... first appeared in the Foster Hall ed. published in 1934 by Mr. Lilly."--P. 4.

Foreword includes information on the songs of Stephen Foster, and how to sing the songs.
Table of contents: title: Angelina Baker; title: Beautiful child of song; title: Beautiful dreamer; title: Camptown races; title: Come where my love lies dreaming; title: Come with thy sweer voice again; title: Dolly Day; title: Down among the cane brakes; title: Ellen Bayne; title: Fairy Belle; title: Fairwell my Lilly dear; title: Gentle Annie; title: The Glendy Burk; title: Happy folks at home; title: Hard times, come again no more; title: The hour for thee and me; title: Jeanie with the light brown hair; title: Katy Bell; title: Laura Lee; title: Massa's in de cold ground; title: The merry, merry month of May; title: My brudder Gum; title: My old Kentucky home, good night!; title: Nell and I; title: Nelly Bly; title: Nelly was a lady; title: Oh! Boys, carry me 'long; title: Oh! Susanna; title: Old black Joe; title: Old dog Tray; title: Old folks at home; title: Old memories; title: Old Uncle Ned; title: Open thy lattice, love; title: Our bright summer days are gone; title: Parthenia to Ingomar; title: Ring, ring de banjo!; title: Some folks; title: Summer longings; title: Sweetly she sleeps, my fair Alice; title: Under the willow she's sleeping.