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1. Little black boy; Chansons vivante

2. Opera house march

3. There's a tramp, tramp, tramp, of Romish legions

4. At the isle of palms

5. Lamb that strayed from the fold

6. John Malone

7. Me-ow one step

8. Keep moving cake walk

9. Traviata

10. Keep the trench fires going for the boys out there

11. It's a long long way to Dixie

12. Harvard students march two step

13. Thine, ever thine; Juanita or waneta

14. Dream of the ocean; Dream on the ocean; Traum auf dem Ocean

15. My sweetheart is somewhere in France

16. Traviata quadrille as danced at Mr. Alasko's Academy

17. I'd do as much for you; Hmm, we're having lovely weather

18. Juanita; Spanish ballad

19. Kuss Walzer; Op. 400

20. Shoo fly dont bodder me lancers

21. Sleep well thou sweet angel; op. 213; Schlaf wohl, dususser Engel du

22. Finigan's wake; Popular Irish song

23. Boccaccio and Nancy Lee on a racket; Galop unique

24. Contraband schottische

25. Oh! Frenchy

26. Bonnie flag with the stripes and stars; Bonnie blue flag

27. Sweetheart waltz

28. So long oolong; How long you gonna be gone

29. Footstep schottisch

30. She was happy till she met you

31. Wildfire march

32. Mandy Jane

33. The tale the church bell told; Someone will answer for my silence

34. Dreamy Amazon

35. I would like to see ole massa's face again

36. Beautiful blue Danube waltzes; Op. 314

37. I'll follow thee

38. How are you exempt?

39. Ave Maria

40. In a kingdom of own own; Royal vagabond

41. In dear old Dixie I long to be

42. My home in Alabam'

43. For Dixie and Uncle Sam

44. The Egyptian girl's song

45. Just say "bye bye" mah honey

46. I feel thy blissful presence; Ich fuhle deinen odem; Op. 39

47. Tapioca; Minstrel melody

48. Sweet Emeline

49. U.C.V. march

50. Give a man a horse he can ride

51. My dear old Southern home

52. They made it twice as nice as paradise and they called it Dixieland

53. Sweet angel whisper low

54. Nobody knows where John Brown went

55. Why Adam sinned

56. Osgood waltz; I have something sweet to tell you

57. Memorial flowers; Song or duet

58. With heart & soul; With heart and soul

59. Break it gently to my mother

60. Almost home

61. Fatinitza galop; Sleigh ride aria

62. Now that the fighting is over

63. Beautiful dreamer arranged with brillant variations

64. St. Louis Greys quick step

65. Royal horse guards quadrille

66. Good-bye Dolly Gray march and two-step; Military maid

67. Ragtime soldier man

68. My heart, pray canst thou answer; Mein Herz, ich will dich fragen; Ingomar; Der Sohn der Wildniss

69. What are you going to do, brother?

70. Tell me darling that you love me; Serenade and chorus; Companion to Twinkling stars

71. Now am de time; Louisiana Lou

72. When sparrows build

73. Wedding bells polka

74. Lyda won't you stop your foolin'

75. Mother I have heard sweet musicc

76. Little on the rag-time; Cake walk; March and two-step

77. Home again returning

78. Love, true love

79. L A Z Y spells lazy

80. Look our for the hoodoo-doo-doo man

81. There's a lot of blue-eyed Marys down in Maryland

82. Shew fly!; Shoo fly!; op. 14; Shew fly! don't bother me

83. General Harrison's inaugural quickstep

84. 29th regiment march

85. Swanee blues

86. Kuddles and kisses

87. Blue jay's melody

88. Dance of the brownies

89. My Southern home; A song of the South

90. I cannot call her Mother

91. Darling Nelly Gray with brilliant variations; Op. 984

92. Jolly companions; Lustige Bruder

93. You didn't want me when you had me, so why do you want me now

94. President Pierce's march and quick step

95. La perle du nord, mazurka elegante; La perle du nord polka mazourka

96. Plinky plunk; Chinese elopement

97. Kickapoo waltz

98. Kitty dearest

99. So long, mother

100. I never knew I could love anybody like I'm loving you; Society fox trot; Je ne savais pas

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