The home and community song book
By: comp. by Thomas W. Surette and Archibald T. Davison ; sponsered by Better Homes in America Inc. & National Recreation Ass'n
Contributors: Davison, Archibald T. 1883-1961
Edition: Complete ed. words, melodies & pianoforte accompaniment
Series: Concord ser. ; no. 2, rev. & enlr
Publisher: Schirmer
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: Community music; Songbooks
Notes: Pl. no. E.C.S. No. 496
Table of contents: title: Ah, dearest Lord; title: All through the night; title: America; title: America, the beautiful; title: Angel voices ever singing; title: Annie Laurie; title: The ash-grove; title: Auld Lang Syne; title: Aunt Dinah's quilting party; title: Avenging and bright; title: Awake, my soul; title: The battle hymn of the republic; title: Believe me, if all those endearing young charms; title: Blow away the morning dew; title: Bonnie Dundee; title: Bring a torch, Jeanette, Isabella!; title: Caisson Song; title: The Campbells are comin'; title: The coasts of high Barbary; title: Columbia, the gem of the ocean; title: Come, thou Almighty King; title: Dixie Land; title: Down by the Sally gardens; title: Drink to me only with thine eyes; title: The fanaid grove; title: Finale from "Iolanthe"; title: Finale from "The Gondoliers"; title: The first nowell; title: Flow gently, sweet Afton; title: Flowers in the valley; title: The foggy dew (English); title: The foggy dew (Irish); title: Funiculi, Funicula!; title: The galway piper; title: Glory to God; title: God rest you merry, gentlemen; title: Good King Wenceslas; title: Good-night; title: Good-night, ladies; title: Great God, we sing; title: Hail, poetry, thou heav'n-born maid!; title: Hallelujah, Amen; title: Hark! the summons; title: Has sorrow thy young days shaded?; title: Heave away!; title: The heavens are telling; title: Home, sweet home; title: How lovely are the messengers; title: The hundred pipers; title: Hunting the hare; title: Hymn to joy; title: Hymn to St. Raphael; title: In dulci jubilo; title: In heavenly love abiding; title: Jesu, joy of man's desiring; title: The jolly miller; title: Juanita; title: The judge's song; title: The keeper; title: Land of our birth; title: A legend; title: Lo, how a rose e'er blooming; title: Loch Lomond; title: Lord of all being; title: The magnet and the churn; title: The mansion we builded; title: March of the Kings; title: March of the men of Harlech; title: The meeting of the waters; title: A mighty fortress is our God; title: A mighty ship; title: The minstrel boy; title: The miracle of St. Nicholas; title: The monks' march; title: Mother Volga; title: My gentle harp; title: My old Kentucky home; title: My sun; title: Night song; title: Now let every tongue adore thee; title: Now thank we all our God; title: O come, all ye faithful; title: O Iris and Osiris, guide them!; title: O no, John; title: O thou whose power; title: Oh, Mary, thy laugh was sweet; title: Oh, why camest thou before me; title: Old black Joe; title: Old folks at home; title: Onward, Christian soldiers; title: Over the banister; title: The parable of the sinful rich man; title: Passing by; title: Prayer of Thanksgiving; title: Prithee, pretty maiden; title: Saint David's day; title: Santa Lucia; title: Shenendoah; title: The shepherds' farewell to the Holy family; title: Silent night; title: Since first I saw your face; title: Song of Lorraine; title: Song of the Volga boatmen; title: Spanish ladies; title: The star-spangled banner; title: Swansea town; title: There is a tavern in the town; title: There was a little maiden; title: Tit-willow; title: To God on high be thanks and praise; title: Triumph! Thanksgiving; title: Turn ye to me; title: Upidee; title: When Britain really rul'd the waves; title: Where'er you walk; title: The winter it is past; title: The wonderful inn; title: Yankee doodle; title: Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon; title: Ye Christian heralds; title: Ye watchers and ye holy ones