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1. The song of Blanche Alpen

2. Oh boys, carry me 'long; Plantation melody

3. Then you'll remember me; The Bohemian girl

4. There are just two I's in Dixie; Two blue eyes that mean the world to me

5. Alabama jubilee

6. Ever of thee

7. Faded flowers

8. After the war is over will there be any "home sweet home"

9. Water lily polka

10. A new rag, Dill pickles; Dill pickles two step

11. Warblings at Eve; Romance

12. America shall aye be free!; Opus 55

13. Kisses (the sweetest kisses of all)

14. O, do not blame my sadd'ning heart

15. Angels ever bright and fair; Theodora

16. Over there

17. Stingy

18. Dreaming of thee

19. Monastery bells; Cloches du monastere

20. I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls; I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls; Bohemian girl

21. The officer's funeral

22. I love you darling in my dreams

23. Good bye Eliza Jane

24. Regent's march

25. When the tide comes in

26. Man behind; Comic song

27. The vacant chair; We shall meet, but we shall miss him; Thanksgiving, 1861

28. Fugitives

29. Rosary

30. U.S.A. for mine

31. Parade polka march

32. God save the South!; National hymn

33. Secession quick step; The South, the whole South and nothing but the South; Noli me tangere!!; Op. 37

34. First love waltz

35. Serenade des Auges; Angels' serenade

36. We may be happy yet; O smile as thou wert wont to smile

37. All quiet along the Potomac to-night

38. Mollie's dream waltz

39. Le carnival de Venise quick step

40. Kiss me before I die Mother

41. I know your face but I can't call your name

42. Come dearest the daylight is gone

43. Gl. Beauregard's grand march

44. As I'd nothing else to do

45. Freedom's muster-drum

46. Farewell to the star spangled banner

47. You never miss the water till the well runs dry; Waste not, want not

48. Would I were with thee

49. Banjo song; Bandanna ballads; Op. 22, no. 4

50. I see her still in my dreams

51. Somewhere in France is the lily

52. Return of Enoch Arden

53. Anvil Chorus; Trovatore

54. Confederate flag

55. Song of the southern boys; Cheer, boys, cheer

56. Silver bells mazurka

57. The old musician and his harp

58. Fashion Schottisch

59. How can I leave thee!; A German melody

60. The captain with his whiskers

61. Oh! What a pal was Mary

62. Drifting seaward; Our days on earth are as a shadow

63. Harp of David; A meditation

64. Keep in de middle ob de road

65. Alabama secession galop

66. Guard of land and sea

67. Underneath the cotton moon

68. Oh! Bring my brother back to me!

69. There's life in the old land yet; National song

70. In the highlands; Scotch ballad

71. Kentucky dream waltz

72. Liebe

73. A perfect day

74. Andante; Op. 32

75. Trois Mazurkas fantastiques; Op. 12

76. Broken blossoms

77. Parade polka march

78. Southern Marseillaise; Air: Marseilles hymn

79. Hawaiian twilight

80. Florie's waltz; Florie after the nap

81. The last farewell

82. Hold me; Ziegfeld follies of 1920; Fox trot song

83. Les cloches du monastere; The monastery bell; Nocturne

84. Mary's waiting at the window

85. Come back home; Home sweet home; Back to home, sweet home

86. Polo; March and two-step

87. The relief polka

88. Peg o' my heart

89. Angel's serenade

90. Little boy blue

91. One fond heart

92. Le boifeuillet; Forrest leaf; Polka brilliante

93. Richmond on the James; Bingen on the Rhine

94. She is mine to have and to hold

95. My little Persian rose; The Persian garden

96. Confederates' polka march

97. Lincoln's funeral march

98. Walk, walk, walk; A night of the fourth

99. Elite march and two step; Op. 65

100. Dying Camille

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