TY  - MUSIC
AU  - McConathy,Osbourne
AU  - Beattie,John Walter
AU  - Morgan,Russell V.
TI  - Music of many lands and peoples
U1  - M 782.742 20
PY  - 1932///]
CY  - New York
PB  - Silver, Burdett and Company
KW  - Carols
KW  - Christmas music.
KW  - Folk songs
KW  - Hymns
KW  - Patriotic music.
KW  - School songbooks
KW  - Humorous songs
KW  - Choruses.
N1  - "Adopted by the California state Board of education."; "List of correlated recorded music" : p. 259.; I. THE PAGEANT OF MANY LANDS AND PEOPLES; Thanksgiving hymn --; Lullaby (Berceuse) /; Godard --; Japanese National Anthem --; Naples --; Hindu song : Bombay air --; It was a lover and his lass /; Thomas Morely --; El manton de Manila : Mexican folk song --; Cradle song /; Mendelssohn --; Troika rid : Ukranian folk song /; arranged by Constantin Shvedoff --; The gypsy : Hungarian folk song --; When I was seventeen : Swedish folk song --; The Jasmine flower : Chinese folk song  --; Adventure : arranged from the Boer National Anthem --; II. QUALITIES OF THE HUMAN VOICE; Prayer from Der Freischütz /; Weber --; Contentment /; Mozart --; True friends can never drift apart; Beethoven --; The butterfly /; Schumann --; Satisfied /; Haydn --; Spring greeting /; Schumann --; To the rose /; Adolf Jensen --; Oriental romance /; Rimsky-Korsakov --; Bendemeer's s Stream : Irish folk song --; The miller's flower /; Schubert --; Neapolitan boat song; L. Biscardi --; Serenade to Nita /; Spohr --; The vesper hour; Mozart --; Comrades /; J.F. Reichardt --; Hearts of oak /; William Boyce --; When the stars are in the quiet skies --; III. CHORUSES FOR SOPRANO, ALTO, AND BASS; Morning /; Lowell Mason --; Summer song : German folk song --; Winter rules the world /; Carl Maria von Weber --;  Youth /; Friedrich Silcher --; Laughing Spring /; Mozart --; At evening /; Franz Hurka --; Spring /; Friedrich Silcher --; In the greenwood /; Mozart --; Our country /; Matth. Claudius --; May time : Polish folk song --; The rising of the lark : Welsh folk song --; Skating /; J.P. Cronhamn --; Fellowship  : German folk song --; IV. THE EVOLUTION OF FOUR-PART SINGING; Robin Adair : Scotch air --; Dawn at Carmel /; Carl Groos --; A song of praise /; Gruenberger --; Carol of the shepherds : Bohemian folk song --; Sea fever /; Friedrich Silcher --; Stars of the summer night /; Isaac B. Woodbury --; All through the night /; David Owen --; Home sweet home /; Henry R. Bishop  --; V. A PAGEANT OF WORLD HISTORY; Come, ever smiling liberty (Judus Maccabaeus) /; Handel --; O rest in the Lord (Elijah); Mendelssohn --; Sumer is a-coming in = Sumer is i-cumen in (13th century) --; The crusaders --; The three king: old French Christmas carol --; Hosanna /; Palestrina --; Misere /; Palestrina --; Break forth, O beauteous, heavenly light /; Bach --; From ill do thou defend me /; Bach --; The Marseillaise : French national anthem /; Rouget de Lisle --; Hail evening bright; Queen Marie Antoinette --; VI. THE PAGEANT OF EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY; Old hundred /; Genevan Psalter --; Landing of the pilgrims /; Mary Anne Brown --; A toast to George Washington /; Francis Hopkinson --; My days have been so wondrous free /; Francis Hopkinson --; Out among the red men : a trapper's song (English song, 1700) --; Home on the range /; from Cowboy songs collected by John A. Lomax --; Keep in the middle ob the road; arranged by Marshall Bartholomew --; VII. FORM, THE ARCHITECTURE OF MUSIC; The herd-bells /; F. Gumbert --; The sun will shine no more : for basses or unison chorus (Russian folk tune) --; He is an Englishman, He is American (Pinafore); Sir Arthur Sullivan --; Then shall the eyes of the blind (Messiah) /; Handel --; A boat, a boat! : three-part round --; Merrily, merrily : four part round --; Fly now, O song I'm singing : serenade /; F. Paolo Tosti --; Holy, holy, holy /; Alfred R. Gaul --; To the Greenwood tree : three part round /; Hilton --; Non nobis Domine (For unto man) : three part canon /; William Byrd ; arranged by L. E. Watters --; The pansy /; Edward McDowell --; VIII. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC; Finlandia /; Jean Sibelius (piano arr. then excerpts from the full score) --; Ode triumphant (Finale from first symphony) /; Johannes Brahms --; Herons homeward flying /; Franz Liszt ; arranged for voice and piano --; From a chorale prelude for organ /; J.S. Bach --; In thee I put my trust (Psalm XXXI) /; J.S. Bach --; IX. SONGS OF FUN AND HUMOR; O No, John /; arranged by Mae Nightingale --; Away for Rio! : sailor shanty --; The hopak; adapted by Carol Powell --; Blow the man down : old sailor shanty --; O soldier, soldier /; arranged by Mae Nightingale --; The safe side /; Mark Andrews --; Wei hai wo /; Marshall Bartholomew --; Of all the brave birds /; Thomas Morley --; X. SONGS FOR BOY'S CHORUS; The vagabond /; Noble Cain --; Do you fear wind? /; Osbourne McConathy --; Comely Swain /; John Playford --; Bonny Eloise; J. R. Thomas ; arranged by Mae Nightingale --; Boy scouts' marching song /; A. Billeter --; The quartet /; G.A. Grant-Schaefer --; Good night /; arranged by Friedrich Silcher --; O Mary, don't you weep /; arranged by Mae Nightingale --; The hunting chorus /; P. Buccalossi --; XI. SONGS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON; O come, all ye faithful; J. Reading --; The first Noel : traditional --; Silent night, Holy night /; Franz Gruber --; Deck the halls : traditional --; Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella : old French carol --; Bringing in the boar's head : traditional --; The wassailsong : traditional --; XII. A PAGEANT OF AMERICANIZATION; America the beautiful /; Samuel A. Ward --; The Volga boatmen --; John Peel : old English hunting song --; Cloud, where do you fly? /; Catharina van Rennes --; It was a dream : Chilian folk song --; The loreley = Die Lorelei /; F. Silcher --; Green for the mountain-side (SAB) : Tyrolese folk song --; The Lord for Poland : Polish national hymn --; Father and mother dear : Bohemian folk song --; I love thee = Jeg elsker dig /; Edvard Grieg --; The dove = La paloma /; Sebastian Yradier --; The ash-grove (SAB) : Welsh folk song --; My heart's in the Highlands (Boys' voices) /; J.M. Courtney --; At Pierrot's door = Au clair de la lune : French folk song --; Go where the glory waits the : old Irish air --; Aloutte, gentle skylark : French-Canadian folk song --; XIII. CHORUSES FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS; A song of Sherwood /; James H. Rogers --; The long road /; Louis Woodson Curtis --; Lo, I shall never want /; Demetrius Bortniansky --; The ship of Rio /; Mark Andrews --; Alma mater : old melody --; Faith of our fathers /; adapted by James George Walton --; Go down Moses : negro spiritual /; arranged by Lorrain Watters --; Isalei : old Fijian tune; arranged by Anne Landsbury Beck --; As I put off from shore : Italian popular song --; A May song /; Robert Schumann --; Requiem /; R. Huntington Woodman --; The parting /; Ludwig van Beethoven --; The bell buoy /; Louis Woodson Curtis --; Gaudeamus igitur : German folk song --; Autumn twilight /; Anna Mary Mealand --; Hail to the elm /; William G. Hammond --; Sleep, little one, sleep /; Hector MacCarthy --; XIV. OUR HOMELAND; Here comes the flag /; Noble Cain --; Joy /; Ferdinand Hiller --; Midnight /; Johann Christian Rinck --; Soft is their slumber /; C.G. Neefe --; Sweet and low /; Joseph Barnby --; Teach me, Father, how to go : a prayer /; William G. Hammond --; The new year : Welsh carol --; O God, our help in ages past /; William Croft --; Come ye thankful people, come /; George J. Elvey (St. George Windsor) --; Angel voices /; Sir Arthur Sullivan --; All praise to God on high /; Joseph Barnby --; Now the day is over; Joseph Barnby --; My country, 'tis of thee : America /; Henry Carey --; Now thank we all out God : Chorale, "Nun danket" /; Johann Crüger --; Peace hymn /; George W. Warren --; Oh, worship the King /; Joseph Haydn --; The star-spangled banner : service version /; John Stafford Smith --; The rhythmic program --; List of correlated recorded music --; Classified index --; Alphabetical Index
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