Songs of the Civil War
By: Piano and guitar arrangements by Jerry Silverman
Contributors: Silverman, Jerry, arranger of music
Publisher: Columbia University Press
Published: 1960
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 385
Subjects: History; Songs and music
Table of contents: title: The battle cry of freedom (rallying song); title: The battle cry of freedom, II (battle song); title: Southern "Battle cry of freedom"; title: The battle hymn of the republic; title: John Brown's body; title: The John Brown song; title: The president's proclamation; title: Marching song of the First Arkansas (Negro) Regiment; title: For the dear old flag I die; title: Marching along; title: The army of the free; title: Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!; title: Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!, II (southern version); title: Nine miles to the junction; title: The why and wherefore; title: Marching through Georgia; title: Dixie's land; title: Dixie; title: The officers of Dixie; title: Union Dixie; title: The bonnie blue flag; title: The homespun dress; title: The bonnie white flag; title: Maryland, my Maryland; title: Answer to "My Maryland"; title: Kentucky! O Kentucky!; title: We conquer or die; title: The yellow rose of Texas; title: Stonewall Jackson's way; title: Riding a raid; title: The young volunteer; title: Old Abe Lincoln came out of the wilderness; title: Lincoln and liberty; title: The liberty ball; title: Abraham's daughter; title: Abraham's daughter, II; title: We are coming, Father Abr'am; title: We'll fight for Uncle Abe; title: Booth killed Lincoln; title: Weeping sad and lonely (When this cruel war is over); title: Down in Charleston jail; title: All quiet along the Potomac; title: Do they miss me at home?; title: Do they miss me in the trenches?; title: Lorena; title: The vacant chair; title: The drummer boy of Shiloh; title: Home, sweet home; title: Somebody's darling; title: The southern soldier boy; title: Just before the battle, Mother; title: Farewell, Mother; title: Just after the battle; title: Who will care for Mother now?; title: Who will care for Mickey now?; title: The faded coat of blue; title: Tenting on the old camp ground; title: Tenting on the old camp ground, II; title: Goober peas; title: The New York volunteer; title: Drink it down; title: Farewell to grog; title: Wait for the wagon; title: The old union wagon; title: The southern wagon; title: The brass-mounted army; title: The valiant conscript; title: Confederate yankee doodle; title: I'll be a sergeant; title: There was an old soldier; title: Johnny is my darling; title: When Johnny comes marching home; title: Abe Lincoln went to Washington; title: For bales; title: The rebel soldier; title: The southern soldier; title: Pat Murphy of the Irish brigade; title: Here's your mule; title: How are you, John Morgan?; title: I can whip the scoundrel; title: Cumberland Gap; title: Flight of doodles; title: Root hog or die (southern version); title: The battle of Shiloh; title: The battle of Shiloh Hill; title: Cairo; title: Brother green; title: Roll, Alabama, roll; title: Virginia's bloody soil; title: The Cumberland and the Merrimac; title: The Cumberland crew; title: When Sherman marched down to the sea; title: The fall of Charleston; title: Go down, Moses; title: Follow the drinking gourd; title: Steal away to Jesus; title: Clear the track; title: We wait beneath the furnace blast; title: My father, how long?; title: The gold band; title: Oh freedom; title: Give us a flag; title: Many thousand gone; title: Free at last; title: Slavery chain done broke at last; title: Grafted into the army; title: Billy Barlow; title: Billy Barlow-on the times; title: Kingdom coming (Year of jubilo); title: Babylon is fallen; title: De day ob liberty's comin'; title: I goes to fight mit Sigel; title: The girl I left behind me; title: Sambo's right to be kilt; title: Richmond is a hard road to travel; title: Overtures from Richmond; title: High-toned southern gentleman; title: Hard times in Dixie; title: Jeff in petticoats; title: The blue and the gray; title: Oh, I'm a good old rebel; title: Hold the fort; title: Dance me a jig; title: Two brothers.