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You're Here And I'M Here, Harry B. Smith, Jerome D. Kern, Arthur Behim, Leo Feist, Inc

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A man in a suit and tie

First line of song: We two are traveling in love land today, we gone astray and lost our way

First line of chorus: You're here and I'm here, so what do we care?

Moderato con grazia

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Over The Alpine Mountains",and "When You Wore A Tulip And I Wore A Big Rose"

Charles Frohman presents Donald Brian in The Marriage Market

Lyric By Harry B. Smith

Operatic Edition

Music By Jerome D. Kern

Also published as a One-Step, Two-Step or Trot as introduced and featured …

When You're Away, Henry Blossom, Victor Herbert, Fred G. Latham, M. Witmark & Sons

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A portrait of a woman in a circle in the top left corner with a couple of flowers.

First line of song: Thought time may let us sometimes forget,

Moderato

Allergo

Joe Weber Offers the Only Girl A Musical Farcial Comedy

The Book and Lyrics by Henry Blossom

The Music by Victor Herbert

Staged by Fred G. Latham

1 score, (6p.), 33x25 cm

Published by M. Witmark & Sons, New York

God Of All Nature (Laurel Octavo), M. Teresa Armitage, Peter I. Tschaikowsky, Bertha Remick, C. C. Birchard & Company

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: No cover art.

First line of song: God of the dawning, God of the noontime,

Andante cantabile, con alcuna licenza

Alto Solo

2nd Soprano, Alto

2nd time piu f

ff slower

The Laurel Octavo God of All Nature From the Andante of Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony

Text by M. Teresa Armitage

Peter I. Tschaikowsky

Mixed Voice arrangement No. 514

Arranged by Bertha Remick

1 score, (8p.), 27x17 cm

Published by C. C. Birchard & Company, Massachusetts

On The 5.15, Stanley Murphy, Henry I. Marshall, Jerome H. Remick & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a wall with train schedules listed, includes cities, departure times and prices.

First line of song: Talk about your subway, Talk about your 'L" Talk about your street car lines as well

First line of chorus: Oh, the five fifteen! Hear the whistle blowin'! Oh, the five fifteen.

Includes sheet music samples from the song "Chinatown, My Chinatown" and "Wrap Me In A Bundle"

Lyric by Stanley Murphy

Music by Henry I. Marshall

1 score, (6p.), 33x26 cm

Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co, New York

O Perfect Love, D. F. Blomfield, H. T. Burleigh, Theo. Presser Co.

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: no cover art

First line of song: O perfect Love, all human thought transcending, lowly we kneel in pray'r before Thy throne

First line of chorus: O perfect Love! O perfect Life!

To Miss Dora J. Cole, Philadelphia, Pa. June 15, 1904.

Wedding Song

Words by D.F. Blomfield

Music by H.T. Burleigh

1 score, (8p.), 31x24 cm

Published by Theo. Presser CO., Philadelphia

Way Down On Tampa Bay, A. Seymour Brown, Egbert Van Alstyne, Jerome H. Remick & Co.

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a women looking over a bay and town at night while a full moon is out. Ships are sailing in the bay.

First line of song: Twilight is falling, I'm so lonesome and blue

First line of chorus: On Tampa Bay the moon beams play

Moderato

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Love Me like the Ivy loves the Old Oak Tree" and "I'll Do It All Over Again"

Lyric by A. Seymour Brown

Music by Egbert Van Alstyne

1 score, (6p), 35x27 cm

Published by Jerome H. Remick & CO, New York

Sweet Little Woman O' Mine, Frank Stanton, Floy Little Bartlett, The Arthur P. Schmidt Co.

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: No cover art

First line of song: She ain't any bit of an Angel This sweet little woman o' mine

First line of chorus: This sweet little woman o' mine

Words by Frank Stanton

To be sung very tenderly

Soprano or Tenor

Composed by Floy Little Bartlett.

From "Comes One with a Song" by Frank L. Stanton.

1 score, (6p.), 29x22 cm

Published by The Arthur P. Schmidt Co., New York

I Love The Ladies, Grant Clarke, Jean Schwartz, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of four women standing in formal dresses and one man in a tuxedo down on one knee looking up towards the women with one arm outstretched.

First line of song: Young Johnny Dunn was twenty one, he liked to dance in each cafe.

First line of chorus: I love the ladies, I love the ladies, I love to be among the girls

Includes sheet music sample from the song "When The Angelus is Ringing"

Words by Grant Clarke

Music by Jean Schwartz

Moderato

1 score, (6p.), 35x27 cm

Published by Waterson, Berlin & Synder Co, New …

Diane Of The Green Van, J. Will Callahan, F. Henri Klickmann, Frank K. Root & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a woman sitting on the back steps of a wagon with her legs crossed at the ankles and her hands clasped.

First line of song: Now the silvry moon is beaming as I watch beside the trail

First line of chorus: Slumber on, my wildwood flower, sweetly sleep and dream of love

Moderato

Lyric by J. Will Callahan

Music by F. Henri Klickmann

Dedicated to Miss Leona Dalrymple

Song adapted from the $10,000 Price Novel

1 score, (6p.), 34x26 cm

Published by Frank K. Root & Co, New York

California And You, Edgar Leslie, Harry Puck, Kalmar & Puck Music Co. Inc

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A couple standing together outside in a garden with trees around them.

First line of song: Oh! you old Pacific coast, Oh! you land I love the most,

First line of chorus: Don't you remember California in September?

Moderato

Words by Edgar Leslie

Music by Harry Puck

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Let by-gones by by-gones.

Sung by Billy Shirley

1 score, (6p.), 35x27 cm

Published by Kalmar & Puck Music Co. Inc, New York

Down In Waterloo, Alfred Bryan, Albert Gumble, Jack Wells, Jerome H. Remick & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a woman kissing her soldier good bye while there are other soldiers in the background.

First line of song: I went abroad last May, off for a holiday, I went to England then over to France

First line of chorus: I went down from Brussels town to Waterloo

Moderato

Include sheet music samples form the songs "I Wonder Where My Lovin' Man Has Gone" and "When It's Night Time Down In Burgundy"

Popular Edition

Sung by Al Jolson at the New Winter Garden Show "Dancing Around"

Words by Alfred Bryan

Music by Albert Gumble and …

There's A Long, Long Trail, Stoddard King, Zo Elliot, M. Witmark & Sons

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Includes Marching Chorus: Tempo - In Martial Time (But not fast)

First line of song: Nights are growing very lonely, days are very long;

No Cover Art

First line of chorus: There's a long, long trail a winding in to the land of my dreams.

Moderato

Moderato, with expression

Chorus: Evenly with much expression

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Teach Me To Pray", "I Come To Thee", "It Was For Me", "Can't Yo Heah Me Callin', Caroline", "Honey, If Yo' Only Knew" and "Freedom For All Forever"

Sung by Mr John McCormack

Written by Stoddard King

Composed by …

This Is The Life, Irving Berlin, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A girl sitting on a chair looking forward.

First line of song: Farmer Brown came to town, Started to take in the sight:

First line of chorus: I love the cows and chickens, but this is the life, this is the life!

All'o Mod'to

Successfully introduced by Belle Baker

1 score, (6p.), 35x27 cm

Published by Waterson , Berlin & Snyder Co., New York

Wrap Me In A Bundle And Take Me Home With You, Gus Kahn, Egbert Van Alstyne, Jerome H. Remick & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A woman coming out of a hat box with roses and rope in the front.

First line of song:Mary Brown sold flowers and candy,

First line of chorus: Wrap me in a bundle, dear, and take me home with you,

Words by Gus Kahn

Music by Egbert Van Alstyne

1 score, (6p.), 34x27 cm

Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York

When It's Night-Time Down In Burgundy, Alfred Bryan, Herman Paley, Jerome H. Remick & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a late night with a full moon in the sky hiding behind the hills. With a church surrounded by forestry and pink flowers, while a girl with a basket and eight geese walk down a path.

First line of song: She lives in Burgundy, She's all the world to me

Moderato

First line of chorus: When it's night- time down in Burgundy I want to be with you.

Words by Alfred Bryan

Music by Herman Paley

Included sheet music samples from the song "The Rose Of The Mountain Trail"

Vamp

1 score, (6p.), 35x27 cm …

Mary Jane, Estelle Merrymon Clark, Palmer John Clark, Gamble Hinged Music Co.

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a rectangular brick patterned border.

First line of song: Mary Jane, Mary Jane, Little Lady of the lane

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "A Thought" and "My Creed"

Allegretto

To Ethel Connely Cutler

Love Lyrics by Estelle Merrymon Clark

Set to music by Palmer John Clark

Played in High

1 score, (6p.), 31x24 cm

Published by Gamble Hinged Music Co., Chicago

Dance That Dengozo With Me "Oo-La-La", W. L. Beardsley, George L. Cobb, Will Rossiter

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a couple dancing with zig zag patterns behind them. To the left of the couple are two photos. In the top photo, three men are peaking out from a stage curtain. They are identified as Frank Francis, Bert Rome and Dick Park. Under this photo is another of the three men sitting, poising before a window. In between the two pictures are the words: Park Rome and Francis "Songs-Smiles and Stuff"

First line of song: There's a tune that everyone's dancing, slow and dreamy

First line of chorus: Play it, oh, play it, that Dengozo …

When The Grown Up Ladies Act Like Babies ("I'Ve Got To Love 'Em That's All"), Joe Young, Edgar Leslie, Maurice Abrahams, Maurice Abrahams Music Co. Inc

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a woman with a umbrella and a portrait of a man in the lower right corner of the page with the words Willie Weston.

First line of song: Pretty little Flo was jealous of her beau

First line of chorus: When the grown up ladies act like babies, I've got to love 'em that's all

Al. Jolson's Terrific Hit at the "New" Winter Garden Show "Dancing Around"

Willie Weston

Words by Joe Young and Edgar Leslie

Music by Maurice Abrahams

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Why Are You Breaking My Heart", and "Ruff …

The Risod, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The 1914 yearbook for Rhode Island School of Design, this includes hand drawn illustrations, descriptions of each department within the school, lists of faculty and graduating students, descriptions of popular social events, photographs of some of the senior class, and advertisements. A brief essay by Mr. Rowe of the RISD Museum and a brief article by Mrs. Radeke about the RISD Museum were also included. Poems and sport news were also featured. This was published by the Athletic Association of RISD.

Das Veilchen, Lena Stein-Schneider

Musical Performances

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Volume 31, Number 12 (December 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Jenny Lind, Artist and Woman

How to Count Time

How They Protected Aged Musicians in the Seventeenth Century

Thoroughness in Music Study (interview with Camille Saint-Saëns)

Let Your Music Taste Reveal Your Character

Independent Finger Action

How Tunes are Made

European Musical Topics

Saving Indian Music from Oblivion

Helps in Scale Playing

Mendelssohn's Happy Christmas Spirit

We can Learn from Other Things

Our Humble Beginnigs in Music

Secret of Good Staccato Playing

Avoid Unnecessary Excitement at Pupils' Recitals

Should the Average Pupil Study Pianoforte Playing

How Chopin Played Chopin: Interesting Opinions of Modern Critics and Famous Contemporaries

Home for Retired …

Volume 31, Number 11 (November 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Keeping Up the Enthusiasm

Memories of Franz Liszt

Great Composers and Politics

Von Bülow and the Liszt Concerto

Main Essentials of Dr. William Mason's Principles of Pianoforte Instruction

Liszt and Dr. Mason's Eyeglasses

Necessity for Daily Practice (interview with Raoul Pugno)

Making Teaching a Pleasure

Hints on Velocity

What the Pedal Does

How to Gain Confidence for Playing in Public

Simple Calisthenics Loosen the Wrist

How Should the Study of Harmony Benefit Piano Students?

Long-Suffering Accompanist

Ideas for Interesting Club Entertainments

Why Many Clubs Fail

Opera Evening in Costume

Composite Biographies

Fun in Analysis

Pupils' Recital That Paid

Difficulties of …

Volume 31, Number 10 (October 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Truths for Singing Teachers and Students

One Good Reason Why All Should Cultivate Music

Part That Health Plays in Musical Success

Physical Exercise to Strengthen the Pianist's Back

Help from Well-Known Teachers in Overcoming Obstacles

Fighting a Physical Difficulty

Getting Ahead by Asking Questions

Making Good in a Responsible Position

Find Why Others Have Failed

Real Service in Teaching

Doorsteps to Fame

Need for Logical Study

Lifting the Fingers in the Technic of Piano Playing

Developing the Music Worker's Brain Force

Why Strive for Useless Knowledge?

Uplift from Master Minds: Inspiring Thoughts for Daily Reflection of Earnest Music Workers

Artist's …

Volume 31, Number 09 (September 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Lesson in Piano Playing from Sarah Bernhardt

Making an Operatic Career in Europe

Types of Musicians' Hands

Getting New Business: Dignified and Progressive Means for Securing Desirable Pupils for the Coming Season

Artist's Life: The Virtuoso's Career As It Really Is

Understanding the Music We Play

When Should the Piano Student Go Abroad? The Best and Quickest Way to Gain Results

Reed Organ: A Too Much Neglected Instrument

Penmanship and Piano Playing

Mozart from a French Viewpoint

First Lesson After Vacation

Correcting Waste in the Teachers' Business

Instruments of the Orchestra—No. 5: The Percussion Instruments and the Harp

Value of …

Volume 31, Number 08 (August 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Tact in Selecting Teaching Pieces

Dvorák as I Knew Him

Making Your Surroundings Help You

Overheard at a Musical Convention: Opinions of Well-Known Teachers and Musicians

Qualities of a Pianist

Painting Pictures with Tonal Colors: An Instructive and Entertaining Discussion of Programme Music

Instruments of the Orchestra

Musician's Vacation: How to Make It a Restful One

Getting a Start as a Virtuoso in Europe

Romance of the Chopin Preludes

Spirit of the Valse

Wisdom of Liszt

Solving the Missed-lesson Problem

Saint-Säens on the Playing of Bach Fugues

Shall Music Teachers Be Licensed?

What Tchaikovsky Thought of the Great Musicians

Making …

Volume 31, Number 07 (July 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Emperor's Operatic Rules

Getting a Start in Europe as a Virtuoso

Teaching Too Many Pupils

Story of the Orchestral Instruments Told for the General Music Love: The Woodwind Section

Wisdom of Felix Mendelssohn

Pen Picture of Brahms

How to Become a Sure-Fingered Pianist

How to Make Summers Musically Profitable

Commonsense Helps in Teaching Little Folks

Despondent Versus the Over-Sanguine Pupil

Compelling Independent Finger Action

Teaching Children to Use the Pedals

Legato and Staccato Playing

Liszt as a Russian Master Saw Him

Some Old Musical Legends

Playing for Our Friends

Combating the Missed-Lesson Evil (symposium)

Neglected Staccato

Metronome and Its Uses …

Ua45/6 Commencement Concert, Wku Registrar

WKU Administration Documents

Commencement concert program and graduation program listing music certificate / diploma recipients.

Volume 31, Number 06 (June 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Plan of Scale Practice

Solving the Missed Lesson Problem: A Symposium Upon a Matter of Vital Importance to All Music Teachers

Importance of the First Impression

How I Made My Summer Vacation Profitable: A Timely Symposium from Busy Representative Teachers

Tolstoy's Great Love for Music

Are Great Pianists Always Nervous?

Making the Pupils' Recital Attractive: A New Idea for Progressive Music Workers

New Idea in Teaching the Touch

Instruments of the Orchestra

Balfe's Musicianship

How to Secure a Beautiful Tone at the Keyboard

Temperamental Playing

Developing an Instinctive Sense of Tone

Wisdom of Robert Schumann

Ten Working Rules

Old-Time Advances …

Volume 31, Number 05 (May 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Recollections of Famous Musicians

Counting Habit

Practical Hints to Pupils

Great Operatic Romances Adapted for the Piano

How Chopin's Funeral March Was Written

Plagiarism in Music

Important Secret of Touch

How Diabelli Curbed Beethoven

Story of the Orchestra Instruments told for the General Music Lover

Pianist's Part in Ensemble Playing

Teacher's Attitude for Success

Natural Progressive Methods with Beginners

Character of Beethoven's Music

Secrets of Artistic Phrasing

Where the Dictionary Helps

Striking Modern Ideas on Music as a Curative Force

Etude Master Study Page—The Real Schumann

What Does it Mean to Practice

In Dr. Harmony's Doorway

Mark Hambourg on the …

Volume 31, Number 04 (April 1913), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Chord Analysis

Self-Expression in Piano Study (interview with Max Pauer)

Music of the People in Russian Masterpieces (interview with Modeste Altschuler)

Developing a Child's Taste for Music

Parental Opposition to the Musical Career

Secrets of Artistic Phrasing

Handel the Autocrat

Developing Patience in Music Teaching

Spohr on Beethoven as a Conductor

Pianoforte Music by Some of the Modern Russian Composers

When Criticism is Justified

Problem of the Left Hand

Etude Master Study Page—The Real Schubert

Success in Class Teaching: How to Conduct Special Classes in Musical Subjects

What the Teacher Should Memorize

How Some Famous Musical Pieces Got Their Names …