Easter Monday On The White House Lawn Pdf Files

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This list is manually maintained, therefore some of the available pieces may not yet be linked from this page. For an automatically generated alphabetical list of all available pieces, please see.A list of works in the composer category that are not included here can be found.Please consult the for creating composer work lists. TitleYearLyricistWork typeNotesMallic?J. HeysingerSongMy Sweet Sweetheart?Jack NilponSongSea Nymph?B. WilmotSong?James AdamsSongFall Tenderly, Roses1860sJohn Philip SousaSongAn Album Leaf1863Piece for violinMoonlight on the Potomac1872Waltz1873GalopDay and Night1873Emma M.

SwallowSong1873March 001Salutation1873March 000Wilt Thou Be True1873E. CookSongO, My Country1874B. LowlawsSongTe Deum In B ♭1874Hymn1874Emma M. SwallowSongPhoenix The Phoenix1875Vocal piecePhoenix The Phoenix March1875March 000On Wings of Lightning1876GalopAh, Me!1876Emma M. SwallowSongMatt Morgan’s Living Pictures1876Vocal pieceOnly a Dream1876Mary A.

DenisonSongOnly Thee1876Charles SwainSongHonoured1876March 0021876March 003Song The Song of the Sea1876Emma M. SwallowSong1877GavotteDeed ’Deed I Has to Laugh1877John Philip SousaSong1877March 004Hoping1877Jefferson H. NonesSongLonely1877Jefferson H. NonesSongLove Me Little, Love Me Long1877John Philip SousaSongRivals1877OvertureFree The Free Lunch Cadets1877John Philip SousaSongMagic The Magic Glass1877Charles SwainSong1878March 005Silver Spray1878SchottischeMavourneen Asthore1878Albert S. NonesSongSmick, Smack, Smuck1878John Philip SousaSong1879March 0061879March 0071879March 008Katherine1879OperettaLa Reine d’Amour1879Piece for cornet1880Piece for violin and orchestra1880March 009Our Flirtations1880Vocal piece1880 or beforeMarch 010When He is Near1880Mary A. DenisonSongA Rare Old Fellow1881Barry CornwallSongFlorine1881Operetta1881March 0111881March 0121881March 013Pretty Patty Honeywood1881Cuthbert BedeSong1881March 014Wolverine1881March 0151881March 0161882March 017Desiree1882OperettaStar of Light1882Bessie BeachSongSmugglers The Smugglers1882Operetta1883March 0181883March 0191883March 0201883March 0211883March 0221884Piece for trumpets and drumsWhite1884March 023We’ll Follow Where the White Plume Waves1884Edward M. TaberSongBelle Mahone1885Piece for saxophone1885March 0241885March 0251885March 026Tally-Ho!1885Joaquin MillerSongQueen The Queen of Hearts1885Operetta1885March 027Funeral March1886Piece for trumpets and drumsGallant and Gay We’ll March Away1886Piece for trumpets and drumsGood Bye, Sweet Nannie Magee1886Piece for trumpets and drumsHannah, My True Love1886Piece for trumpets and drumsHere’s to Your Health, Sir!1886Piece for trumpets and drumsHurrah!

We Are Almost There1886Piece for trumpets and drumsLa Reine de la Mer1886WaltzTally-Ho!1886OvertureGladiator1886March 0281886Concert pieceRifle1886March 029Vautour: Sans Souci1886OvertureWaltz1886Piece for trumpets and drumsMy Own, My Geraldine1887Francis C. LongSongO, Ye Lillies White1887Francis C. LongSongSweet Miss Industry1887S. Conant FosterSongOccidental1887March 030Window The Window Blind1887Edward M. TaberSongCoquette1887Characteristic Dance1888March 031I Wonder1888Edward M. TaberSong1888March 0331888March 034Crusader1888March 032Wolf The Wolf1888OperettaBride1888–97OperettaQueen of the Harvest1889QuadrilleDo We? We Do1889John Philip SousaSongLove That Comes When May-Roses Blow1889John Philip SousaSongO’Reilly’s Kettledrum1889Edward M.

TaberSongPicador1889March 035Quilting1889March 036Thunderer1889March 037Washington1889March 038There’s Something Mysterious1889Hunter MacCullochSong2:151889Edward M. TaberSong1890March 039Nail the Flag to the Mast1890William Russell FrisbieSongReveille1890Robert J. BurdetteSongChariot1890Tone PoemHigh1890March 040Loyal1890March 041You’ll Miss Lots of Fun When You’re Married1890Edward M. TaberSong1890SongSheridan’s Ride1891Tone Poem1891 or 1892March 0421892March 0441892March 045Belle1892March 043Triton1892March 046Desiree1893Operetta1893March 049Beau1893March 047Devil's The Devil’s Deputy1893OperettaLast The Last Days of Pompeii1. “In the House of Burbo and Stratonice”2. “Nydia, the Blind Girl”3.

“The Destruction of Pompeii and Nydia’s Death”1893SuiteLiberty1893March 048Stuffed Stork1894John Philip SousaSongDirectorate1894March 050Capitan1895Operetta1895March 051Three Quotations1. “The King of France With Twenty-Thousand Men Marched Up the Hill and Then Down Again.”2. “I, Too, Was Born In Arcadia”3.

“In Darkest Africa”1895SuiteCapitan1896March 052Stars1896March 053Colonial1896WaltzWith Steady Step1896Piece for trumpets and drumsMaid of the Meadow1897John Philip SousaSongBride1897March 054Charlatan1898OperettaCharlatan1898March 055Trooping The Trooping of the Colors1898Pageant1899Operetta1899March 056O, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?1899William KnoxHymnMan1899March 0571900March 058It’s a thing we are apt to forget1900 or afterJohn Philip SousaSongInvincible1901March 059Pride1901March 060Summer The Summer Girl1901Concert piece1902March 0611. “By the Light of the Polar Star”2. 'Beneath the Southern Cross”3. “Mars and Venus”1902SuiteMessiah The Messiah of Nations1902James Whitcomb RileyHymn1903March 0621. “Her Ladyship, the Countess”2.

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“Her Grace, the Duchess”3. “Her Majesty, the Queen”1904SuiteDiplomat1904March 063Free1905OperettaFree1906March 064I’ve Made My Plans for the Summer1907John Philip SousaSong1907March 0651908March 066American1909OperettaGlory1909March 067People who Live in Glass Houses1909Suite1. “The Red Man”2. “The White Man”3.

“The Black Man”1910SuiteFederal1910March 068Tales of a Traveler1. “The Kaffir On the Karoo”2. “In the Land of the Golden Fleece”3. “Grand Promenade at the White House” later replaced by 3a3a. “Easter Monday on the White House Lawn” (1928)1911SuiteBelle The Belle of Bayou Teche1911O.E.