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1. Gen. Ben. McCulloch's grand march

2. Lullaby song; Erminie

3. Pelican Rifles march

4. The separation

5. Lone starry hours; Serenade

6. Put on your old grey bonnet

7. Plantation galop; Billy Paterson; Peter Gray

8. Lorena variations brilliantes

9. Departed days

10. Man behind; Comic song

11. Florie's waltz; Florie after the nap

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

13. Water lily polka

14. Orphans prayer; Fantasia

15. Follow me; Negro spiritual

16. Evangeline waltz

17. Marching through Georgia; Written in honor of Maj. Gen. Sherman's famous march "from Atlanta to the sea"

18. She forever

19. Just a girl like you

20. Softly ye night winds; Companion to Sleeping I dreamed love

21. You made me love you (I didn't want to do it); Al Jolson's terrific Winter Garden hit

22. I stood on de ribber ob Jerdon

23. Three bells polka

24. Pickets charge march

25. Don't forget the Salvation Army; My doughnut girl

26. Rosary

27. The officer's funeral

28. Merry comrades; Pros't waltzes; Op. 160

29. Cling to the rock

30. Il bacio; The kiss; Waltz

31. Do they think of me at home?

32. The star spangled cross and the pure field of white

33. Caw-caw-caw

34. Minute men

35. Wee deoch-an-doris

36. O perfect love; Wedding song

37. My sweetie

38. Song of the robin; Romance

39. The dying poet

40. When the black folks turn white

41. Gentle Nettie Moore

42. Pray, maiden, pray!; Ballad for the times

43. An old fashioned wife; Oh boy!

44. Cradle song; Schlummere sanft, Liebling, Engel behutendich

45. Patty mazurka

46. Reve angelique; Fantaisie en forme de marche

47. The star-spangled banner; Good old flag

48. Down where the silv'ry mohawk flows

49. Do they think of me at home

50. Camp meeting songs of the Florida freedman; Don't staya way; Wait a little while; Pharaoh's army

51. Rock me to sleep, Mother

52. My old Kentucky home; Old-time darkey song

53. Those charming feet; Song and dance

54. Rosey Thorn reverie

55. Call me not back from the echoless shore; Reply to Rock me to sleep, Mother

56. Down among the sheltering palms

57. Gentle Mary

58. Moonlight on the ocean

59. True story

61. Riding a raid

62. Ten little injuns

63. Dreaming at midnight, reverie

64. Captive; Reverie for mezzo-soprano

65. Trusting schottisch

66. Scenes that are brightest; Maritana

67. I wish I was in Dixie's land; Dixie's land

68. Why do I weep for thee?

69. First heart throbs; Erste Herzklopfen; Premier reveil du coeur; Op. 50

70. One year 1914-1915

71. Fairy-belle

72. I'll be with you in apple blossom time

73. Rosale Guards march; Op. 18

75. Smiles

76. Who will care for mother now?

77. How the gates came ajar

78. Pray for the lights to go out; Negro shouting song; New "Ballin' the Jack" song

79. Tremolo

80. Strike for the South; Patriotic song

81. Humoreske; Op. 101, no. 7

82. Ever of thee

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

84. Elfen waltz

85. Silvery shower; Tremolo etude on a melody of Balfe; Tremolo etude

86. Liberty bell (It's time to ring again)

87. Royal gavotte; Op. 582

88. Bonnie, sweet Bessie

90. A perfect day

91. Alabama jubilee

92. The kingdom of love

93. Phyllis waltzes

94. Genl. Persifor F. Smith's march; Smith's march

95. Parodi mazurka, or the Searing waltz

96. Ambolena Snow; Afro-American military ballad

97. I'll see you in C-U-B-A

98. Maryland, my Maryland! with brilliant variations; Op.1450

99. The officer's funeral

100. Pastime schottisch