<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><ead xmlns="urn:isbn:1-931666-22-9" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="urn:isbn:1-931666-22-9 http://www.loc.gov/ead/ead.xsd"><eadheader countryencoding="iso3166-1" dateencoding="iso8601" findaidstatus="completed" langencoding="iso639-2b" repositoryencoding="iso15511"><eadid countrycode="US" mainagencycode="US-viblbv">viblbv00596</eadid><filedesc><titlestmt><titleproper type="filing">Hale, Annie M., Sheet Music Collection</titleproper><titleproper>Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection, <date calendar="gregorian" era="ce">1892-1987</date> <num>Ms.2010.002</num></titleproper><author>John M. Jackson, Archivist</author></titlestmt><publicationstmt><publisher>Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech</publisher><p id="logostmt"><extref xlink:actuate="onLoad" xlink:href="https://static.lib.vt.edu/images/logo/lockup-color-347x75.png" xlink:show="embed" xlink:type="simple"/></p><p><date>2010 (<a href="https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/">CC0 1.0</a>)</date></p><address><addressline>Special Collections and University Archives, University Libraries (0434)</addressline><addressline>560 Drillfield Drive</addressline><addressline>Newman Library, Virginia Tech</addressline><addressline>Blacksburg, Virginia 24061</addressline><addressline>Business Number: 540-231-6308</addressline><addressline>specref@vt.edu</addressline><addressline>URL: <extptr xlink:href="http://spec.lib.vt.edu" xlink:show="new" xlink:title="http://spec.lib.vt.edu" xlink:type="simple"/></addressline></address></publicationstmt></filedesc><profiledesc><creation>This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on <date>2023-08-07 13:42:54 -0400</date>.</creation><langusage>Description is written in: <language langcode="eng" scriptcode="Latn">English, Latin script</language>.</langusage><descrules>Describing Archives: A Content Standard</descrules></profiledesc></eadheader><archdesc level="collection">
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    <unittitle>Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection</unittitle>
    <origination label="Creator">
      <persname role="col" rules="local" source="local">Hale, Annie McDonald, 1888-1966</persname>
    </origination>
    <origination label="Creator">
      <persname role="col" rules="local" source="local">Gates, Willie Mae, 1908-1999</persname>
    </origination>
    <unitid>Ms.2010.002</unitid>
    <physdesc altrender="whole">
      <extent altrender="materialtype spaceoccupied">0.6 Cubic Feet</extent>
      <extent altrender="carrier">2 boxes</extent>
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    <unitdate datechar="creation" normal="1892/1987" type="inclusive">1892-1987</unitdate>
    <abstract id="aspace_583f631fe164dc05dd668045a72aaf66" label="Abstract">The Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection is a collection of sheet music comprised mostly of popular music from the first half of the twentieth century, including patriotic songs, novelty songs, instrumentals, and show tunes. Hale collected the majority of these items, with her friend Willie M. Gates contributing some.</abstract>
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      <language langcode="eng" scriptcode="Latn">English</language>
.    </langmaterial>
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  <accessrestrict id="aspace_3ef89cb6f309d79dd7b0171cbf857dbf">
    <head>Conditions Governing Access</head>
<p>The collection is open for research.</p>  </accessrestrict>
  <userestrict id="aspace_343834e06d98687da27a62e85dd2881a">
    <head>Conditions Governing Reproduction and Use</head>
<p>The copyright status of this collection is unknown. Copyright restrictions may apply. Contact Special Collections and University Archives for assistance in determining the use of these materials. </p><p>Reproduction or digitization of materials for personal or research use can be requested using our reproduction/digitization form: <a href="http://bit.ly/scuareproduction">http://bit.ly/scuareproduction</a>. Reproduction or digitization of materials for publication or exhibit use can be requested using our publication/exhibition form: <a href="http://bit.ly/scuapublication">http://bit.ly/scuapublication</a>. Please contact Special Collections and University Archives (specref@vt.edu or 540-231-6308) if you need assistance with forms or to submit a completed form.</p>  </userestrict>
  <prefercite id="aspace_031a7ec4846d50f9a58eef62a06bba78">
    <head>Preferred Citation</head>
<p>Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: [identification of item], [box], [folder], Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection, Ms2010-002, Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Va.</p>  </prefercite>
  <acqinfo id="aspace_ad4bc09bbe4ec24b2963e4a7558732de">
    <head>Source of Acquisition</head>
<p>The Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection was donated to Special Collections in 2008.</p>  </acqinfo>
  <processinfo id="aspace_b3ae1c345bda4d57c94663df276f3837">
    <head>Processing Information</head>
<p>The processing, arrangement, and description of the Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection commenced in November 2009 and was completed in February 2010.</p>  </processinfo>
  <bioghist id="aspace_1bb9d028cf51d9e67f1ecdf4159f0a4b">
    <head>Biographical Note</head>
<p>Annie McDonald Hale (1888-1966) was a resident of Blacksburg, Virginia. She was married to Edward A. Hale, owner of Blacksburg's Central Pharmacy.</p>  </bioghist>
  <scopecontent id="aspace_10b42be67861f9ce8005038b81b22bcd">
    <head>Scope and Content</head>
<p>This collection contains sheet music collected by Annie McDonald Hale, a Blacksburg, Virginia resident. Additions seem to have been made by Hale's friend, Willie M. Gates, to whom the collection was bequeathed. The collection includes the sheet music for many of the most popular songs of the first half of the twentieth century, though a few items date from the late nineteenth century, and scattered selections dating from the 1960s and 1970s are included as well. Among the selections are patriotic songs, novelty songs, show tunes, instrumentals, and a few pieces that, by later standards, would be considered racially offensive. Many of the pieces feature illustrated covers, some including photographs of the vocalists who made the songs famous.</p>  </scopecontent>
  <arrangement id="aspace_6a5506873781087995053ad8e26bdcc9">
    <head>Arrangement</head>
<p>The collection is arranged alphabetically by name of composition.</p>  </arrangement>
  <relatedmaterial id="aspace_8610a7167140633c4ea717f49f141135">
    <head>Related Archival Materials</head>
<p>See the following collections with large amounts of sheet music, which are also at Virginia Tech Special Collections and University Archives:</p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaxtf/view?docId=oai/lib.vt.edu/repositories/2/resources/1259.oai_ead.xml">Archer Lawrie Sheet Music Collection, Ms1970-004</a></p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaxtf/view?docId=oai/lib.vt.edu/repositories/2/resources/1428.oai_ead.xml">Ruby Bishop West Collection, Ms1986-002</a></p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaxtf/view?docId=oai/lib.vt.edu/repositories/2/resources/2254.oai_ead.xml">Sheet Music Collection, Ms2003-021</a></p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaxtf/view?docId=oai/lib.vt.edu/repositories/2/resources/3185.oai_ead.xml">Melinda E. Pittman Theatrical Collection, Ms2017-009</a></p>  </relatedmaterial>
  <separatedmaterial id="aspace_473a2bc7326c72dfe5ed84451d42b2ff">
    <head>Separated Materials</head>
<p>The following books were removed to be cataloged for the Rare Book Collection:</p><p>Kamiki, <title render="italic">The New EZ Method for Ukulele and Tiple</title> (New York: Wm. J. Smith, 1952).</p><p><title render="italic">Treasure Chest of Songs We Love</title> (New York: Treasure Chest Publications, 1936).</p><p><title render="italic">Super Stars of the Golden Era: Collector's Album</title> (Hollywood, CA: Wolf, ca. 1975?).</p>  </separatedmaterial>
  <odd id="aspace_04f3365129a9148a0c2e6a7dd9dbf637">
    <head>Rights Statement for Archival Description</head>
<p>The guide to the Annie M. Hale Sheet Music Collection by Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech, is licensed under a CC0 (<a href="https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/public-domain/cc0/">https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/public-domain/cc0/</a>).</p>  </odd>
  <controlaccess>
    <subject authfilenumber="sh85088762" source="lcsh">Music</subject>
    <genreform authfilenumber="gf2014027184" source="rbgenr">Notated music</genreform>
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  <dsc><c id="aspace_ref15_4fs" level="file"><did><unittitle>Aa - Ak</unittitle><container id="aspace_9a9566629e464bbd64946950e57d308e" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_4acdde745f3a330f5fa73353cff54e3c" parent="aspace_9a9566629e464bbd64946950e57d308e" type="folder">1</container></did><c id="aspace_ref16_um6" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Ac-cent-tchu-ate the Positive" - words by Johnny Mercer; music by Harold Arlen (New York: Edwin H. Morris &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref17_m74" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" - words by Rida Johnson Young; music by Victor Herbert (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref18_nrk" level="file"><did><unittitle>Al</unittitle><container id="aspace_22f940d08743e34bde637e946b844a52" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_970ab945f2846bdf189d401bf250f20e" parent="aspace_22f940d08743e34bde637e946b844a52" type="folder">2</container></did><c id="aspace_ref19_7ob" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Alabama Ball" - words by Wm. Hallen Falls; music by Al W. Beatty (Columbus, Ohio: R. C. Young)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref20_nv0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Alcoholic Blues (Some Blues)" - words by Edward Laska; music by Albert Vontilzer (New York: Broadway Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref21_zxx" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Alexander's Ragtime Band" - words and music by Irving Berlin (New York: ABC Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref22_lch" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Alice in Wonderland" - words by Bob Hilliard; music by Sammy Fain (New York: Walt Disney Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1951</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref23_lxb" level="item"><did><unittitle>"All in the Golden Afternoon" - words by Bob Hilliard; music by Sammy Fain (New York: Walt Disney Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1951</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref24_nd2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"(All of a Sudden) My Heart Sings" - words and music by Harold Rome, Jamblan and Herpin (New York: Leeds Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref25_oau" level="item"><did><unittitle>"All the World Will Be Jealous of Me" - words by Al Dubin; music by Ernest R. Ball (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref26_6h7" level="item"><did><unittitle>"All Through the Day" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Jerome Kern (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref27_5gm" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Along the Navajo Trail" - words and music by Larry Markes, Dick Charles and Eddie De Lange (New York: Leeds Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref28_q9x" level="file"><did><unittitle>Am - Az</unittitle><container id="aspace_3511a473268f38eb735af3a878f627da" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_0245925be0fabcd886b65f9b03822430" parent="aspace_3511a473268f38eb735af3a878f627da" type="folder">3</container></did><c id="aspace_ref29_vc3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"America, Here's My Boy" - words by Andrew B. Sterling; music by Arthur Lange (New York: Joe Morris Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref30_vpo" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Annie's Song" - words and music by John Denver (Greenwich, CT: Cherry Lane Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1974</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref31_f0r" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Anywhere I Wander" - words and music by Frank Loesser (New York: Frank Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1951</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref32_8vw" level="item"><did><unittitle>"April in Portugal" - words by Jimmy Kennedy (original lyrics by José Galhardo); music by Rauel Ferrão (New York : Chappell &amp; Co.)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref33_m3i" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Are You From Dixie? ('Cause I'm From Dixie, Too!)" - words by Jack Yellen; music by George L. Cobb (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1915</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref34_8t8" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Aren't You Glad You're You" - words by Johnny Burke; music by Jimmy Van Heusen (New York: Burke &amp; Van Heusen)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref35_jfr" level="file"><did><unittitle>Ba - Bh</unittitle><container id="aspace_f46b2db82e0a2d054898904c3b2dadc4" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_12dc535591cc11f7293d2b22d294654f" parent="aspace_f46b2db82e0a2d054898904c3b2dadc4" type="folder">4</container></did><c id="aspace_ref36_qgz" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Bali Ha'i" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1949</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref37_9fm" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Battle of Gettysburg: Descriptive March" - music by E. T. Paull (New York: E. T. Paull Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref38_tjw" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Beautiful Eyes" - words by Geo. Whiting and Carter de Haven; music by Ted Snyder (New York: Ted Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref39_u37" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Beautiful Savior: Old Crusader's Hymn" - arranged by Eric Steiner (Rockville Centre, New York: Belwin)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1961</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref40_nb3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Beg Your Pardon" - words and music by Francis Craig and Beasley Smith (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1947</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref41_f0b" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Bells of St. Mary's" - words by Douglas Furber; music by A. Emmett Adams (New York: Chappell &amp; Co.)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1937</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref42_0py" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Bésame Mucho (Kiss Me Much)" - words by Sunny Skylar (original lyrics by Consuelo Velázquez); music by Consuelo Velázquez (New York: Southern Music Publishing)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref43_lg4" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Best Things in Life Are Free" - words and music by B. G. de Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson (New York: Crawford Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1927</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref44_95l" level="file"><did><unittitle>Bi - Bz</unittitle><container id="aspace_74c51d881ecc8a2984dd9d77750831fa" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_3951ca789444e83a17af5e98f16f8e84" parent="aspace_74c51d881ecc8a2984dd9d77750831fa" type="folder">5</container></did><c id="aspace_ref45_tl2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"A Bicycle Built for Two (also known as Daisy Bell)" - words and music by Harry Dacre (Chicago: Calumet Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1935</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref46_u43" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Billy, Billy, Bounce Your Baby Doll" - words by Joe McCarthy; music by Fred Fischer and Al Bryan (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1912</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref47_pz5" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Blighty (the Soldier's Home, Sweet Home)" [incomplete] - words and music by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee ([S.l.]: Francis, Day &amp; Hunter)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1916</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref48_wpl" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Blue Moon" - words by Lorenz Hart; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1934</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref49_8g5" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Boy Scouts' Dream" - words and music by V. Paul Jones (Philadelphia: Jos. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1915</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref50_0ps" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Buddy" - words by W. C. Polla; music by W. C. Polla (Hartford, CT: C. C. Church)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref51_me0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"By Tranquil Waters" - words and music by Ella Ketterer (Philadelphia: Theodore Presser)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref52_vyg" level="file"><did><unittitle>Ca - Cn</unittitle><container id="aspace_27d61f160288b3542dd9bbd3ba1f7634" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_e0777da2651df9078d84cd36919d3938" parent="aspace_27d61f160288b3542dd9bbd3ba1f7634" type="folder">6</container></did><c id="aspace_ref53_dfz" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Candy" - words and music by Mack David, Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer (New York: Leo Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref54_x7o" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Jerome Kern (Santa Monica, CA: T. B. Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">c1927</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref55_f79" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Carbarlick Acid" - by Clarence C. Wiley (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1907</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref56_r6j" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Careless Hands" - words and music by Bob Hilliard and Carl Sigman (New York: Melrose Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1949</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref57_uhi" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Cheek to Cheek" - words and music by Irving Berlin (New York: Irving Berlin)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1935</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref58_1af" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Chickery Chick" - words by Sylvia Dee; music by Sidney Lippman (New York: Santly-Joy)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref59_j1q" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Chim Chim Cher-ee" - words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman (Burbank, CA: Wonderland Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1963</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref60_i0s" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Christmas in Killarney" - words and music by John Redmond, James Cavanaugh and Frank Weldon (New York: Remick Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1950</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref61_rks" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Climb Ev'ry Mountain" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1959</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref62_mwh" level="file"><did><unittitle>Co - Cz</unittitle><container id="aspace_3d004cdb9a29d3620570b2a3db2ef2c0" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_28f3315bfeb5d638a8fd9b3bd7d4f98d" parent="aspace_3d004cdb9a29d3620570b2a3db2ef2c0" type="folder">7</container></did><c id="aspace_ref63_aq7" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Come to Baby, Do!" - words and music by Inez James and Sidney Miller (New York: Leeds Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref64_d1c" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer" - words by Harold Adamson; music by Jimmy McHugh (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1943</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref65_fb8" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Cruising Down the River (on a Sunday Afternoon)" - words and music by Eily Beadell and Nell Tollerton (New York: Henry Spitzer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref66_7zj" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Cupid's Wedding Bells" - words by Edward Madden; music by Theodore Morse (New York: F. B. Haviland)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1907</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref67_zuu" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Curiosity Ah!" - words by Jeff T. Branen; music by Malvin Franklin (Chicago: Will Rossiter)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref68_gyi" level="file"><did><unittitle>Da - Dn</unittitle><container id="aspace_509fc9002ffb7acf04c1c9401964d804" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_aca6bf60d1af9702094a29bbc931c652" parent="aspace_509fc9002ffb7acf04c1c9401964d804" type="folder">8</container></did><c id="aspace_ref69_20q" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Daddy Long Legs" - words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; music by Harry Ruby (New York: Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref70_3nq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Dark Eyes" [cover only] - words by Howard Johnson; music by A. Salami (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">n.d.</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref71_3lu" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Day By Day" - words and music by Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston (New York: Barton Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref72_v6l" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Dear Heart" - words by Jean LeFavre; music by W. C. Polla and Willard Goldsmith (Hartford, CT: C. C. Church)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref73_crk" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Dear Hearts and Gentle People" - words by Sammy Fain; music by Bob Hilliard (New York: Edwin H. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1949</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref74_zme" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Dear Old Wintertime" - words and music by Brown and Remick (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1910</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref75_zne" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Deep in the Heart of Texas" - words by June Hershey; music by Don Swander (Hollywood, CA; Melody Lane Publications)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref76_mf9" level="file"><did><unittitle>Do - Dz</unittitle><container id="aspace_2f4b43c13243a7bb7ed6e7a2649d4d88" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_acaec264ede8e8e075a69c58d25a736a" parent="aspace_2f4b43c13243a7bb7ed6e7a2649d4d88" type="folder">9</container></did><c id="aspace_ref77_sym" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Donkey Serenade" - words by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest; music by Rudolf Friml (New York: G. Schirmer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1937</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref78_3m9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Don't Fence Me In" - words and music by Cole Porter (New York: Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref79_y9a" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Don't Let That Moon Get Away" - words by John Burke; music by James V. 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Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1910</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref84_k7t" level="file"><did><unittitle>E</unittitle><container id="aspace_e41519205389bb1befb8f3988f67cfd3" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_04b25b2cf00c8f06a649270e2e65a61a" parent="aspace_e41519205389bb1befb8f3988f67cfd3" type="folder">10</container></did><c id="aspace_ref85_cv9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Ebb Tide" - music by Robert Maxwell (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1953</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref86_nzp" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Ev-ry Time You'd Do It In A Country Town" - words by Ned Moray; music by Malvin M. Franklin (New York: F. B. Haviland)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1912</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref87_98w" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Ev'rybody Ought to Know How to Do the Tickle Toe" - words by Otto Harbach; music by Louis A. Hirsch (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref88_rh2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Ev'rybody Shimmies Now" - words by Eugene West; music by Joe Gold and Edmund J. Porray (New York: Chas. K. Harris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref89_xz2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Exodus Song" - words by Pat Boone; music by Ernest Gold (New York: Chappell)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1961</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref90_fmn" level="file"><did><unittitle>F - G</unittitle><container id="aspace_711894d6b1b1fc86eb334e5d669efec0" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_5430cf260920abc37b10d90865e9b942" parent="aspace_711894d6b1b1fc86eb334e5d669efec0" type="folder">11</container></did><c id="aspace_ref91_cgt" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Farewell to the Aloha Oe" [fragment] - words and music by H. M. 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Meyer (New York: Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref95_1wf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Gentle On My Mind" - words and music by John Hartford (Nashville, TN: Glaser Publications)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1967</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref96_w84" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Give Me the Right to Love You All the While" - words by Ben Bard; music by Abe Glatt (New York: Harry Von Tilzer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref97_zxy" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Greensleeves (What Child Is This?)" (traditional) (New York: Larrabee)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1963</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref98_k3k" level="file"><did><unittitle>Ha - Hh</unittitle><container id="aspace_55eae473a59d59e87d97baa782250ffb" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_820404f736ed0446b1407115ed7b32e9" parent="aspace_55eae473a59d59e87d97baa782250ffb" type="folder">12</container></did><c id="aspace_ref99_2o9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Hard to Get" - words and music by Jack Segal (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1955</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref100_ypo" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Has Anybody Seen My Corinne" - words by Roger Graham; music by Lukie Johnson (New York: Jos. W. Stern)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref101_ei2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Hava Nagila" - arranged by Arthur Zepp (Westbury, NY: Pro Art)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1965</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref102_kd5" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Heartaches" - words by John Klenner; music by Al Hoffman (New York: Leeds Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1931</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref103_iay" level="item"><did><unittitle>"He'd Have to Get Under - Get Out and Get Under (to Fix up His Automobile)" - words by Grant Clarke and Edgar Leslie; music by Maurice Abrahams (New York: Maurice Abrahams)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref104_50c" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Hey, Look Me Over" - words by Carolyn Leigh; music by Cy Coleman (New York: Morley Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1960</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref105_4n7" level="file"><did><unittitle>Hi - Hz</unittitle><container id="aspace_b1a1ae85419455cec12ccf0805bd6431" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_d13464d68b09e7fac735935221101d3e" parent="aspace_b1a1ae85419455cec12ccf0805bd6431" type="folder">13</container></did><c id="aspace_ref106_f8t" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Hindustan" - words and music by Oliver G. Wallace and Harold Weeks (Chicago: Forster Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref107_azo" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Hoe Your 'Little Bit' in Your Own Back Yard" - words by Dee Dooling Cahill; music by J. E. Andino (New York: Great Aim Society)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref108_khe" level="item"><did><unittitle>"How Soon? (Will I Be Seeing You)" - words by Jack Owens; music by Carroll Lucas (New York: Supreme Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref109_pvk" level="item"><did><unittitle>"How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (After They've Seen Paree)" - words by Joe Young and Sam M. Lewis; music by Walter Donaldson (New York: Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref110_fi3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Hush-a-Bye, Ma Baby (the Missouri Waltz)" - words by J. R. Shannon; arranged by Frederic Knight Logan (Chicago: F. J. A. Forster)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1914</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref111_dz1" level="file"><did><unittitle>I A - I D</unittitle><container id="aspace_77c2aab53164fb79588de69ae949bce4" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_4e1e23e2d4b97f876fe16ac2c460605b" parent="aspace_77c2aab53164fb79588de69ae949bce4" type="folder">14</container></did><c id="aspace_ref112_aaq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Believe" - words by Sammy Cahn; music by Jule Styne (New York: Sinatra Songs)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1947</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref113_j7s" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Can't Begin to Tell You" - words by Mack Gordon; music by James V. Monaco (New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref114_kwr" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Don't Know Why" - words by Roy Turn; music by Fred E. Ahlert (New York: Leo Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref115_e4d" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Don't Want No Steady Girl" - words by Robert Motley; music by Edward J. Buckley (Trenton, NJ: Trenton Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref116_qk7" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Don't Want to Walk Without You" - words by Frank Loesser; music by Jule Styne (New York: Paramount Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1951</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref117_g1d" level="file"><did><unittitle>I E - I Z</unittitle><container id="aspace_2c754f03dc8ea6c9f60d3a21c641070c" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_958e64eb77a17ea4c078c7e4466ea0fb" parent="aspace_2c754f03dc8ea6c9f60d3a21c641070c" type="folder">15</container></did><c id="aspace_ref118_m11" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Feel Pretty" - words by Stephen Sondheim; music by Leonard Bernstein (New York: G. Schirmer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1957</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref119_vae" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Love My Wife; But, Oh, You Kid!" - words and music by Armstrong and Clark (Chicago: Victor Kremer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref120_ejk" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Love You So Much It Hurts" - words and music by Floyd Tillman (New York: Melody Lane)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1948</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref121_g93" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Want Someone to Call Me Dearie" - words by Harry Williams; music by Egbert Van Alstyne (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1908</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref122_018" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Want to Be Loved Like a Baby" - words and music by William Witol (New York: American Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1923</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref123_l3w" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Wish I Didn't Love You So" - words and music by Frank Loesser (New York: Famous Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1947</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref124_fjy" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I Wish I Was In Heaven Sittin' Down" - words and music by Fleta Jan Brown (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1908</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref125_cs3" level="file"><did><unittitle>Ia - Il</unittitle><container id="aspace_1c69feb5195eaa3f93d349dce0f6c85d" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_e0fac85f3a7c6c5f4ea8abcbb0f23f13" parent="aspace_1c69feb5195eaa3f93d349dce0f6c85d" type="folder">16</container></did><c id="aspace_ref126_cug" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'd Like A Little Loving Now And Then" - words by Earle C. Jones; music by Tom Kelley (New York: Jos. W. Stern)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1907</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref127_2v9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"If You Only Knew What I Know" - words by Jack Caddigan; music by Jas. A. Brennan (Boston: O. E. Story)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref128_9k6" level="item"><did><unittitle>"If You Talk In Your Sleep Don't Mention My Name" - words by Seymour Brown; music by Nat D. Ayer (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1911</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref129_3l0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"If Your Wife Wants to Go to the Country, Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go" - words by Chas. A. Bayha; music by Harry Jentes (New York: York Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref130_nul" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'll Be In My Dixie Home Again To-Morrow" - words and music by Roy Turk and J. Russel Robinson (New York: Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1922</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref131_b3o" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'll Buy That Dream" - words by Herb Magidson; music by Allie Wrubel (New York: Burke and Van Heusen)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref132_oac" level="file"><did><unittitle>Im</unittitle><container id="aspace_22e65ed6b762f0b22b257265cf1e40b9" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_c1fb00b0b3bc1e1793e56e86e836f3d3" parent="aspace_22e65ed6b762f0b22b257265cf1e40b9" type="folder">17</container></did><c id="aspace_ref133_5rd" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" - words by Joseph McCarthy; music by Harry Carroll ([S.l.]: Miller Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref134_k8d" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" - words and music by Jaan Kenbrovin and John William Kellette (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref135_67t" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'm Going To Do What I Please" - words by Alfred Bryan; music by Ted Snyder (New York: Ted Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref136_73f" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'm Gonna Love That Guy (Like He's Never Been Loved Before)" - words and music by Frances Ash (New York: Bourne)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref137_axu" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover" - words by Mort Dixon; music by Harry Woods (New York: Remick Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1927</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref138_0kp" level="file"><did><unittitle>In - Is</unittitle><container id="aspace_3833b46c3396b2c6dbe92a0191a73faf" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_010ce3b916802f4dd2666e2000dff121" parent="aspace_3833b46c3396b2c6dbe92a0191a73faf" type="folder">18</container></did><c id="aspace_ref139_vg1" level="item"><did><unittitle>"In A Little Gypsy Tea Room" - words by Edgar Leslie; music by Joe Burke (New York: Joe Morris Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1935</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref140_y7t" level="item"><did><unittitle>"In Love In Vain" - words by Leo Robin; music by Jerome Kern (New York: T. B. Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref141_s6s" level="item"><did><unittitle>"In the Good Old Summer Time" - words by Ren Shields; music by George Evans (New York: Edward B. Marks Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1949</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref142_leg" level="item"><did><unittitle>"In the Hills of Old Kentucky (My Mountain Rose)" - words by J. R. Shannon; music by Chas. L. Johnson (Chicago: F. J. A. Forster)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1914</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref143_wbs" level="item"><did><unittitle>"In the Middle of May" - words and music by Fred E. Ahlert and Al Stillman (New York: Crawford Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref144_gg3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"In the Shade of the New Apple Tree" - words by E. Y. Harburg; music by Harold Arlen (New York: Chappell)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref145_mde" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Indian Love Call" - words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Rudolf Friml (New York: Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1924</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref146_8jq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Island of Roses and Love" - words by Earle C. Jones; music by Neil Moret (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1911</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref147_jfa" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Isle of Capri" - words by Jimmy Kennedy; music by Will Grosz (New York: T. B. Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1934</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref148_6nu" level="file"><did><unittitle>It - Iz</unittitle><container id="aspace_5ba585773c9c15e4e4eb17b4b86b0cbc" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_83bff765743a42f922338300d1c087c5" parent="aspace_5ba585773c9c15e4e4eb17b4b86b0cbc" type="folder">19</container></did><c id="aspace_ref149_xta" level="item"><did><unittitle>"It Might As Well Be Spring" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref150_6gz" level="item"><did><unittitle>"It's A Long, Long Way to Tipperary" - words and music by Jack Judge and Harry Williams (London: B. Feldman)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1912</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref151_tp2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"It's Been A Long, Long Time" - words by Sammy Cahn; music by Jule Styne (New York: Edwin H. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref152_j68" level="item"><did><unittitle>"It's Nice, to Be Nice, to a Nice Little Girl Like You" - words by Will A. Hellan; music by Seymour Furth (New York: Jos. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1910</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref153_diq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"It's the Same Old Dream" - words by Sammy Kahn; music by Jule Styne (New York: Sinatra Songs)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1947</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref154_0ws" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I've Been Working on the Railroad" - arranged by Nick Manoloff (Chicago: Calumet Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1936</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref155_tq2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I've Found the Nesting Place of the Bluebird" - words by Jack Yellen; music by Abe Olman (New York: Henry Burr Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref156_grx" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams" - words by John Burke; music by James V. Monaco (New York: Santly-Joy-Select)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref157_d3d" level="item"><did><unittitle>"I've Lost You So Why Should I Care" - words and music by Richard Howard (Boston: Daly)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1916</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref158_rt2" level="file"><did><unittitle>J - K</unittitle><container id="aspace_a21a0263f54ac95fee5c7ebe98a5c0df" label="box-folder" type="box">1</container><container id="aspace_75edbc33d425cf0135a768dec8c0c8da" parent="aspace_a21a0263f54ac95fee5c7ebe98a5c0df" type="folder">20</container></did><c id="aspace_ref159_yb4" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight" - words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; music by M. K. Jerome (New York: Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref160_lau" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Just a Little Bit South of North Carolina" [incomplete] - words and music by Sonny Skyler, Bette Cannon, Arthur Shaftel (New York: Porgie, Debin &amp; Friedman)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref161_fku" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Just a Prayer Away" - words by Charles Tobias; music by David Kapp (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref162_vu9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"K-K-K-Katy" - words and music by Geoffrey O'Hara (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref163_6x9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Kiss Me Good Night (Out the Window You Must Go)" - words and music by Lew Brown and Joe Goodwin (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref164_9r0" level="file"><did><unittitle>L</unittitle><container id="aspace_01e335066259fdd9677ad7262c433ede" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_0cc9cced454cde48c276b35f882d5ab2" parent="aspace_01e335066259fdd9677ad7262c433ede" type="folder">1</container></did><c id="aspace_ref165_nt0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Last Round-Up" - words and music by Billy Hill (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1933</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref166_35h" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside)" - words by Ben Raleigh; music by Bernie Wayne (New York: Broadcast Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref167_05c" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Lazy River" - words and music by Hoagy Carmichael and Sidney Arodin (New York: Peer International)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1958</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref168_bjv" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" - words by Sammy Cahn ; music by Jule Styne (New York: Edwin H. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref169_jxb" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Let's Go to Church (Next Sunday Morning)" - words and music by Steve Allen (New York: Beechwood Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1950</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref170_2go" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Lilacs in the Rain" [incomplete] - words by Mitchell Parish; music by Peter De Rose (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">[1939?]</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref171_562" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Little Old Lady" - words and music by Hoagy Carmichael and Stanley Adams (New York: Chappell)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1936</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref172_6dm" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Look At Me (Bing) (Bang) I'm the Guy" - words and music by Clarence Gaskill and Charles Shisler (Philadelphia: Emmett J. Welch)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1912</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref173_ewf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Loveliest Night of the Year" - words by Paul Francis Webster; music by Juventino Rosas; adapted by Irving Aaronson (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1951</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref174_hux" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Loyalty Is the Word Today, Loyalty to the U.S.A." - words by Dee Dooling Cahill; music by J. E. Andino (New York: Great Aim Society)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref175_g2u" level="file"><did><unittitle>Ma - Mx</unittitle><container id="aspace_85c1e4c2e620f9380d1053273e314a9f" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_f815d2f04a1a9aebe735bc9dc91bdb83" parent="aspace_85c1e4c2e620f9380d1053273e314a9f" type="folder">2</container></did><c id="aspace_ref176_vlc" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Mack the Knife"- words by Marc Blitzstein (original German words by Bet Brecht); music by Kurt Weill (New York: Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1955</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref177_iw7" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Mam'selle" - words by Mack Gordon; music by Edmund Goulding (New York: Leo Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1947</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref178_0h6" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Melody of Love" - words by Tom Glazer; music by H. Engelmann (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1954</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref179_s75" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Memory" - words by Trevor Nunn, after T. S. Eliot; music by Andrew Lloyd Webber (Winona, MN: Hal Leonard)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1981</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref180_r5p" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Michelle" - words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney (New York: Maclen Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1965</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref181_bzl" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean" - [words and music by Al Shean and Ed. Gallagher] (New York: Jack Mills)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1922</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref182_cis" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Monkey Weasel Boogie Woogie" - by David Carr Glover (Rockville Centre, New York: Belwin)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1967</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref183_vjk" level="file"><did><unittitle>My A - My P</unittitle><container id="aspace_47bbe55ed3824dd2be70e8107c47b9f7" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_eb6c58aed4f2c4aaf438e4a86594e3f7" parent="aspace_47bbe55ed3824dd2be70e8107c47b9f7" type="folder">3</container></did><c id="aspace_ref184_sp6" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Aviator Girl" - words by Geo. W. Jeffords; music by M. L. Jeffords (New York: Columbia Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref185_dnl" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Blue Heaven" [incomplete] - words by George Whiting; music by Walter Donaldson (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">[1927?]</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref186_zxc" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Dream of You" - words by Henry Vaughan; music by Paul Rodney (New York: Boosey)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">c1895</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref187_4nx" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time" - words by Mann Curtis; music by Vic Mizzy (New York: Santly-Joy)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref188_51j" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Favorite Things" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1959</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref189_mrg" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Happiness" - words by Betty Peterson; music by Borney Bergantine (Kansas City, MO: Blasco Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1948</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref190_3e9" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Little Girl" - words by Sam M. Lewis and Will Dillon; music by Albert Von Tilzer (New York: Broadway Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1916</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref191_9wj" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Little Honey Bee" - words by Arthur Longbrake; music by Max S. Witt (New York: Jos. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref192_i92" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Prayer" - words and musical adaptation by Jimmy Kennedy; music by Georges Boulanger (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1939</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref193_myo" level="file"><did><unittitle>My Q - My Z</unittitle><container id="aspace_e654dc3b194770d04f3f6c3de3779217" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_ff2d49935e5ea19fabc24908822f7cb5" parent="aspace_e654dc3b194770d04f3f6c3de3779217" type="folder">4</container></did><c id="aspace_ref194_5pt" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Queen in the Kingdom of Love" - words by Wm. A. Downs; music by Tom Mayo Geory (Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1915</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref195_oyu" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Sister and I" [incomplete] - words and music by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer (New York: Broadcast Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref196_ete" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Wife's Gone to the Country (Hurrah! Hurrah!)" [incomplete] - words by Geo. Whiting and Irving Berlin; music by Ted Snyder (New York: Ted Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref197_kiq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Wild Irish Rose" - words and music by Chauncey Olcott (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1899</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref198_ufh" level="item"><did><unittitle>"My Wild Irish Rose" - words and music by Chauncey Olcott (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref199_ltc" level="file"><did><unittitle>N</unittitle><container id="aspace_c3026dd75148c73bd86d4d28214b6ba7" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_783b9e68f56b4f58281c732c174d7b05" parent="aspace_c3026dd75148c73bd86d4d28214b6ba7" type="folder">5</container></did><c id="aspace_ref200_kzj" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Narcissus" - by Ethelbert Nevin (Boston: Boston Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">c1899</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref201_byf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Naughty Eyes" - words by Harry Sylvester; music by Percy Wenrich (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1908</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref202_oe1" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Now is the Hour (Maori Farewell Song)" - words and music by Maewa Kaihan, Clement Scott, Dorothy Stewart (New York: Leeds Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref203_1af" level="file"><did><unittitle>O</unittitle><container id="aspace_24b03fd49b15d06ce78b4334ddae457d" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_23b9603f07e8fd72943d0fc293a8574b" parent="aspace_24b03fd49b15d06ce78b4334ddae457d" type="folder">6</container></did><c id="aspace_ref204_0nh" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!" - words by Ed. Rose; music by A. Olman (Chicago: Forster Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">c1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref205_9qg" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Oh! What I Know About You" - words and music by Jos. H. McKeon, Harry M. Piano, W. Raymond Walker (New York: Harry Von Tilzer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref206_rgq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Old Apple Tree" - words by Jack Scholl; music by M. K. Jerome (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref207_1kf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Old Lamp-Lighter" - words by Charles Tobias; music by Nat Simon (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref208_i58" level="item"><did><unittitle>"On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe" - words by Johnny Mercer; music by Harry Warren (New York: Leo Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref209_0bp" level="item"><did><unittitle>"On the Road to Mandalay" - adapted from "Barrack-Room Ballads" by Rudyard Kipling; ; music by Oley Speaks (New York: G. Schirmer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1907</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref210_onn" level="item"><did><unittitle>"On With Roanoke" - by G. V. Kromer (Roanoke, VA: G. V. Kromer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1950</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref211_t7b" level="item"><did><unittitle>"One Dozen Roses" - words by Roger Lewis and Country Washburn; music by Dick Jurgens and Walter Donavan (New York: Famous Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1942</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref212_eu1" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Over There" - words and music by George M. Cohan (New York: William Jerome)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref213_qnp" level="file"><did><unittitle>P</unittitle><container id="aspace_035713815e533ebdebdae0b315f15a37" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_eeaee0d8118c7216b2dee71e23e430b5" parent="aspace_035713815e533ebdebdae0b315f15a37" type="folder">7</container></did><c id="aspace_ref214_zw7" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile!" - words by George Asaf; music by Felix Powell (New York: Chappell, T. B. Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1915</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref215_tqk" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Pal of Mine" - words by Bartley C. Costello; music by J. S. Nathan (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1905</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref216_01n" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Pass Me By" - words by Carolyn Leigh; music by Cy Coleman (New York: Edwin H. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1964</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref217_n7x" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Powder Your Face With Sunshine (Smile! Smile! Smile!)" - words and music by Carmen Lombardo and Stanley Rochinski (New York: Lombardo Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1948</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref218_we4" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Pretty Baby" - words by Gus Kahn; music by Tony Jackson and Egbert Van Alstyne (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1916</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref219_vca" level="item"><did><unittitle>"(Put Another Nickel in) Music! Music! Music!" - words and music by Stephan Weiss and Bernie Baum (New York: Cromwell)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1950</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref220_sdl" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Put on Your Old Grey Bonnett" - words by Stanley Murphy; music by Percy Wenrich (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref221_ndf" level="file"><did><unittitle>R</unittitle><container id="aspace_f6c50067f36e6c8857a0b6455bb22928" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_e84d4a9cafa3ded10250eeb96307bcb1" parent="aspace_f6c50067f36e6c8857a0b6455bb22928" type="folder">8</container></did><c id="aspace_ref222_3qq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" - words by Hal David; music by Burt Bacharach (New York: Blue Seas Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1969</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref223_fqp" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Red Onion Rag" - by Abe Oleman (New York: Geo. W. Meyer Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1912</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref224_9ys" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Red Sails in the Sunset" - words by Jimmy Kennedy; music by Hugh Williams (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1935</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref225_129" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Remember Pearl Harbor" - words by Don Reid; music by Don Reid and Sammy Kaye (New York: Republic Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref226_xab" level="item"><did><unittitle>"A Rendezvous With a Dream" [incomplete] - words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger (New York: Famous Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">[1936]</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref227_gs0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Richard and His Sweetheart Nell" - words by Carl Bruche; music by W. F. Sudds (South Bend, IN: Studebaker Bros.)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1892</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref228_asf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Riders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend)" - words and music by Stan Jones (New York: Edwin H. Morris &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1949</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref229_p0f" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Rose O'Day (The Filla-Ga-Dusha Song)" - words and music by Charlie Tobias and Al Lewis (New York: Tobias and Lewis)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref230_cvq" level="file"><did><unittitle>Sa - Sl</unittitle><container id="aspace_22af1aa2ddfd5b05cf4bca954e464b36" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_2c796eeb8fa7d68ec2e013de6e866d05" parent="aspace_22af1aa2ddfd5b05cf4bca954e464b36" type="folder">9</container></did><c id="aspace_ref231_fag" level="item"><did><unittitle>"St. Louis Tickle" - music by Barney and Seymour (Chicago: Victor Kremer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1904</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref232_2fn" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Selections from <title render="italic">The Sound of Music</title>" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1960</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref233_5lm" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Sentimental Journey" - words and music by Bud Green, Les Brown, Ben Homer (New York: Edwin H. Morris)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref234_7d3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Shenandoah" folk song; piano solo arranged by Jack Butler (Cincinnati, OH: Willis Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1965</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref235_a77" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Shenandoah (Across the Wide Missouri)" - arranged by Stephen Sechak (New York: Larrabee)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1963</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref236_hxh" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Shepherd Serenade" - words by Kermit Goell; music by Fred Spielman (New York: Mayfair Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref237_ni0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Shrine of St. Cecilia" - words by Carroll Loveday; music by Jokern (New York: Braun Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref238_wya" level="file"><did><unittitle>Sm - Sn</unittitle><container id="aspace_6fc04db0bbf50078b731edb89e6932a5" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_2a8ea9c74e6bc8beaa9b6dda94e01f1d" parent="aspace_6fc04db0bbf50078b731edb89e6932a5" type="folder">10</container></did><c id="aspace_ref239_f4f" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Smiles" - words by J. Will Callahan; music by Lee S. Roberts (Detroit: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref240_xxn" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Smiles of Silver and Kisses of Gold" - words and music by Kendis, Brockman, Vincent (New York: Kendis-Brockman Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1919</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref241_vjl" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Snookey Ookums" - words and music by Irving Berlin (New York: Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref242_ri1" level="file"><did><unittitle>So</unittitle><container id="aspace_3ec5a92e1da9021ad353101a47e5d424" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_cdac12bfc3e5ef12113139eb0bf22a00" parent="aspace_3ec5a92e1da9021ad353101a47e5d424" type="folder">11</container></did><c id="aspace_ref243_v3b" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Some Girls Do and Some Girls Don't" - words and music by Howard Johnson, Alex Gerber, Harry Jentes (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1916</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref244_j6u" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Some Sunday Morning" - words by Ted Koehler; music by M. K. Jerome and Ray Heindorf (New York: Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref245_7l3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Somebody Stole My Gal" - words and music by Leo Wood (New York: Meyer Cohen Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1918</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref246_79d" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Somewhere in France is Daddy" - words and music by The Great Howard (New York: Plaza Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref247_mvb" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Sound of Music" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1959</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref248_zhd" level="item"><did><unittitle>"South America, Take It Away!" - words and music by Harold Rome (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref249_trm" level="item"><did><unittitle>"South American Way" - words by Al Dubin; music by Jimmy McHugh (New York: Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1939</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref250_o2w" level="item"><did><unittitle>"South of the Border" - words and music by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1939</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref251_ikt" level="file"><did><unittitle>Sp - Sz</unittitle><container id="aspace_73198bde3d876e9eba8385b57a802aea" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_b99a1d90efd7c27e625212f8109f8ba6" parent="aspace_73198bde3d876e9eba8385b57a802aea" type="folder">12</container></did><c id="aspace_ref252_a83" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Star Dust" - words by Mitchell Parish; music by Hoagy Carmichael (New York: Mills Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1929</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref253_kve" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Stingy Kid" - words by Alfred Bryan; music by Nat Goldstein (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref254_3lk" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Stop Beatin' 'Round the Mulberry Bush" - words by Bickley Reichner; music by Clay Boland (New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref255_k0v" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Strike Up the Band" - words by Ira Gershwin; music by George Gershwin (New York: New World Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1940</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref256_voc" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Summer Time (Lullaby)" - words by Du Bose Heyward; music by George Gershwin (New York: Gershwin)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1935</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref257_wh3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Surrender" - words and music by Bennie Benjamin and George Weiss (New York: Santly-Joy)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref258_r1k" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Swinging on a Star" [incomplete] - words by Johnny Burke; music by Jimmy Van Heusen (New York: Burke and Van Heusen)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">[1939?]</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref259_vxi" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Symphony" - words by Andre Tabét and Roger Bernstein (American version by Jack Lawrence); music by Alstone (New York: Chappell)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref260_a4f" level="file"><did><unittitle>Ta - Tn</unittitle><container id="aspace_f4b62ceee1f868897808ca51d48c24a6" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_3d7c0d39623ed47ab750c628b5a37c22" parent="aspace_f4b62ceee1f868897808ca51d48c24a6" type="folder">13</container></did><c id="aspace_ref261_490" level="item"><did><unittitle>"A Taste of Honey" - words by Ric Marlow; music by Bobby Scott (New York: Songfest Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1962</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref262_d1w" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Temptation" - words by Louis Weslyn; music by Henry Lodge (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref263_fbc" level="item"><did><unittitle>"That's My Desire" - words by Carroll Loveday; music by Helmy Kresa (New York: Mills Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1947</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref264_g0z" level="item"><did><unittitle>"There Goes That Song Again" - words by Sammy Cahn; music by Jule Styne (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref265_alk" level="item"><did><unittitle>"There'll Be Blue Birds Over the White Cliffs of Dover" - words by Nat Burton; music by Walter Kent (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1941</unitdate><physdesc id="aspace_d04acb214f85d2eed1524986f49ffa98" label="General Physical Description note">[2 copies; alternate covers]</physdesc></did></c><c id="aspace_ref267_bpg" level="item"><did><unittitle>"A-Tisket, A-Tasket" - words and music by Ella Fitzgerald and Al Feldman (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1938</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref268_dpf" level="file"><did><unittitle>To - Tz</unittitle><container id="aspace_99254646cc9f90d7b0057beea305b12f" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_c287cb90ad524e4132ecd088de202ae8" parent="aspace_99254646cc9f90d7b0057beea305b12f" type="folder">14</container></did><c id="aspace_ref269_9uo" level="item"><did><unittitle>"To Each His Own" - words and music by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans (New York: Paramount Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref270_z6a" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral That's an Irish Lullaby" - words and music by J. R. Shannon (New York: M. Witmark &amp; Sons)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1944</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref271_nom" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" - words by Ballard Macdonald; music by Harry Carroll (New York: Shapiro, Bernstein &amp; Company)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1913</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref272_2oz" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Tonight" - words by Stephen Sondheim; music by Leonard Bernstein (New York: G. Schirmer)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1957</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref273_o1t" level="item"><did><unittitle>"A Trip to Niagara" - music by Wm. J. Cornish (New York: Will Wood)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1904</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref274_0k3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Twenty-four Hours of Sunshine" - words by Carl Sigman; music by Peter De Rose (New York: Advanced Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1949</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref275_e48" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Twilight in Sleepy Hollow" - by Vernon Lane (Philadelphia: Theodore Presser)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1940</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref276_1c7" level="file"><did><unittitle>U - V</unittitle><container id="aspace_eab8aff45568707c18717c810c8305e4" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_8dc05f30ca90a7a8a5312f88c7ef4631" parent="aspace_eab8aff45568707c18717c810c8305e4" type="folder">15</container></did><c id="aspace_ref277_xpf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Underneath the Japanese Moon" - words by Gene Buck; music by W. Gus. Haenschen (New York: T. B. Harms &amp; Francis Day &amp; Hunter)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1914</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref278_5lq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You)" - words and music by Larry Russell, Inez James and Buddy Pepper (New York: Ardmore Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1953</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref279_c35" level="file"><did><unittitle>Wa - Wg</unittitle><container id="aspace_10c4085f123026039de32a8b502b6a70" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_ad0686387ec0031224762afd278e74a5" parent="aspace_10c4085f123026039de32a8b502b6a70" type="folder">16</container></did><c id="aspace_ref280_s6r" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Wait for Me Mary" - words and music by Charlie Tobias, Nat Simon, Harry Tobias (New York: Remick Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1942</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref281_o6q" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Waitin' for the Train to Come In" - words and music by Sunny Skylar and Martin Block (New York: Martin Block Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref282_cz4" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Wake the Town and Tell the People" - words by Sammy Gallop; music by Jay Livingston (New York: Joy Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1955</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref283_jhd" level="item"><did><unittitle>"We're Going Over" - words and music by Andrew B. Sterling, Bernie Grossman, Arthur Lange (New York: Joe Morris Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1917</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref284_nw1" level="file"><did><unittitle>Wh</unittitle><container id="aspace_9d89a9d6465424ec711c767a7736e5d9" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_c3de85f94c14a948606e09a88d872a02" parent="aspace_9d89a9d6465424ec711c767a7736e5d9" type="folder">17</container></did><c id="aspace_ref285_201" level="item"><did><unittitle>"What I Did for Love" - words by Edward Kleban; music by Marvin Hamlisch (Miami Beach, FL: Hansen House)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">c1975</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref286_eb6" level="item"><did><unittitle>"When the Lights Go On Again (All Over the World)" - words and music by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjemen (New York: Campbell, Loft and Porgie)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1942</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref287_g3c" level="item"><did><unittitle>"When the Saints Go Marching In" - traditional; words and music adapted by Jay Arnold (New York: Larrabee)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1963</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref288_4ri" level="item"><did><unittitle>"When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose" [incomplete] - words by Jack Mahoney; music by Percy Wenrich (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1914</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref289_uz8" level="item"><did><unittitle>"When Your Heart's on Fire, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" - words by Otto Harbach; music by Jerome Kern (New York: T. B. Harms)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1933</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref290_um8" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Who Are You With To-night?" - words by Harry Williams; music by Egbert Van Alstyne (New York: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1910</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref291_6m4" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Who Will Buy" - words and music by Lionel Bart (London: Lakeview Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1968</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref292_nsl" level="item"><did><unittitle>"The Whole World Is Singing My Song" - words by Mann Curtis; music by Vic Mizzy (New York: Robbins Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1946</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref293_ph5" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Why Was I Ever Born Lazy" - words by Billy Devere; music by Dawson Wood (New York: H. J. Wood)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1907</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref294_fn8" level="file"><did><unittitle>Wi - Wz</unittitle><container id="aspace_19d304e07cf43609970eb30739bfd728" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_1105c919f88de0191a90d3580a3c3d70" parent="aspace_19d304e07cf43609970eb30739bfd728" type="folder">18</container></did><c id="aspace_ref295_ut2" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Winter Moon" - words by W. Amos Thompson; music by Frank J. Allen (Detroit: Jerome H. Remick)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1911</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref296_9rs" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Without a Song" - words by William Rose and Edward Eliscu; music by Vincent Youmans (New York: Miller Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1929</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref297_gt0" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Wouldn't It Be Loverly" - words by Alan Jay Lerner; music by Frederick Loewe (New York: Chappell)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1956</unitdate></did></c></c><c id="aspace_ref298_ee5" level="file"><did><unittitle>Y - Z</unittitle><container id="aspace_6cc04fe00300b9922c8692a11eeba2e3" label="box-folder" type="box">2</container><container id="aspace_c8e523e0ebca14a46c3ac8fc4bf26243" parent="aspace_6cc04fe00300b9922c8692a11eeba2e3" type="folder">19</container></did><c id="aspace_ref299_wa3" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Yellow Bird" - words and music by Norman Luboff, Marilyn Keith, Alan Bergman (New York: Frank Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1958</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref300_x5n" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Yellow Submarine" - words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney (New York: Maclen Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1966</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref301_bss" level="item"><did><unittitle>"Yes! We Have No Bananas" - words and music by Frank Silver and Irving Cohn (New York: Skidmore Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1923</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref302_lwq" level="item"><did><unittitle>"You Don't Loaf Heah No Mo'" - words and music by Cecil Mann (New York: Old Dominion Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1904</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref303_ws5" level="item"><did><unittitle>"You'll Never Know" - words by Mack Gordon; music by Harry Warren (New York: Bregman, Vocco &amp; Conn)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1943</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref304_62h" level="item"><did><unittitle>"You'll Never Walk Alone" - words by Oscar Hammerstein II; music by Richard Rodgers (New York: Williamson Music)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1945</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref305_jrf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"You've Got Me Goin' Kid" - words by R. H. Cochrane; music by P. D. Cochrane (Chicago: Music House of Laemmle)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1909</unitdate></did></c><c id="aspace_ref306_jdf" level="item"><did><unittitle>"You've Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mamma At All)" - words and music by Billy Rose and Con Conrad (New York: Leo. Feist)</unittitle><unitdate datechar="creation">1923</unitdate></did></c></c></dsc>
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