Civil War Sheet Music: Box 4 - "CA-CO", 1836-1876

80.7568.195 – “Carry Your Friend in your Pocket”: Tully, J. H.” Wilton, J. H.: W. C. Peters & Sons: Cincinnati: Minstrel: 1859: Solo Voice.

80.7568.196 – “Castles in the Air”: Composed by Robert Adams: J. Ballantine: John C. Schreiner & Son: n.d.: Solo Voice.

80.7568.197 – “Celebrated Dance/ College Hornpipe”: Firth & Hall: n.d.: Piano Solo.

80.7568.198 – “Centennial Chorus ( For God and Home and Library)”: Harrison Milard: J. E. Ditson & Co.: 1876: Piano Solo: Polka March.

80.7568.199 – “[Le] Chant Du Berger” De Colas, M.: A. C. Peters & Bro.: Cincinnati: Minstrel: n.d.: Solo Piano.

80.7568.200 – “Charge Bayonets”: Spencer W. Cone: S. Brainard & Co.: 1862: Mixed or Male Chorus.

80.7568.201 – “[The] Charming Woman”: Composer Unger, F.: Atwill: New York: Ballad, Love Song: 1837: Solo Voice.

80.7568.202 – “Chaunt of Defiance: A. E. Blackmar: Words by a Lady of Kentucky: Blackmar & Bro: 1861: Voice Solo.

80.7568.202a – “Chaunt of Defiance: A. E. Blackmar: Words by a Lady of Kentucky: Blackmar & Bro: 1864: SATB.

80.7568.203 – “[The] Chicago Copperhead”: James G. Clark: 1864: Piano and STB. (2 copies)

80.7568.204 – “Chicago Quickstep”: Payne, D. C.: H. M. Higgins: Chicago: Dance Music, Quickstep: 1856: Solo Piano.

80.7568.205 – “Child of Regiment: Donizetti: Arr. By G. W. Glover: English words by C. Jeffrys: John C. Schreiner: n.d.: Voice.

80.7568.205a – “Child of Regiment: Donizetti: Arr. By G. W. Glover: English words by C. Jeffrys: W. C. Peters & Sons: n.d.: Voice.

80.7568.206 – “Childhood”: Composed by Eaton, E. O.: Lyrics by Walker, Thomas F.: Blackmar & Bro.: Augusta: Minstrel, Ballad, Domestic: 1864: Solo Voice.

80.7568.207 – “Children, Don’t Get Weary”: Edward Boatner and “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit”: Dr A. M. Townsend: n.d.: SATB.

80.7568.208 – “[The] Children of the Battlefield”: James G. Clark: Lee & Walkers: 1864: Voice.

80.7568.209 – Christmas and New Year: “Fairies Have Broken their Wands”: F. W. R.: Thomas Hood: “The Lover’s Wish”: F. W. R.: F. W. Rosier: “I Know a Maiden Fair to See” F. W. R.: Longfellow: Geo Dunn & Co.: 1863: Solo Voice.

80.7568.210 – “Cinderella Waltz”: Rossini: R. S. Meacham: n.d.: Piano Solo.

80.7568.210a - “[The] Bohemian Girl”: Published by Atwill: 1844: Piano Solo.

80.7568.210b - “[The] May Queen Waltz”: Francis H. Brown: Atwill: 1845: Piano Solo.

80.7568.211 – “[The] Circassian Waltz” published by John Cole: Baltimore: Dance Music, Waltz: n.d.: Solo Piano.

80.7568.212 – “[The] City’s Too Crowded Too Sultry for Me” Manouvrier, G. P.: Heartt, H. G.: George Willig: Philadelphia: Minstrel, Ballad, Nature: 1844: Solo Voice.

80.7568.213 – “[The] Clarion Now Sounds to the Field”: Maeder, James G.: Words by Thomas Walton, Esq.: Kretschmar & Nunns: 1834: Piano, Trumpet, & Voice.

80.7568.214 – “Clay’s Four Steps Polka”: A. Cardona: Louis Grunewald: 1864: Piano Solo.

80.7568.215 – “Clear the Way For Hayes and Wheeler”: S. B. Dean: Geo. D. Russell & Co.: 1876: SATB.

80.7568.216 – “Col. Ellsworth’s Funeral March”: Winner, Sep.: Lee & Walker: Philadelphia: March Funeral, Ellsworth: 1861: Solo Piano. (3 copies)

80.7568.217 – “Col. Ellsworth Requiem March”: Vaas, A. J.: Root & Cady: Chicago: March, Funeral, Ellsworth: 1861: Solo Piano.

80.7568.218 – “Columbia – The Land of the Brave”: David T. Shaw: Lee & Walker: 1843: Voice Solo.

80.7568.219 – “Columbia Waltz”: Gray, Henry W.: B. Duncan & Co.: Columbia: Dance Music, Waltz: n.d.: Solo Piano.

80.7568.220 – “Come Back Massa, Come Back!”: Words by I. W. Lucas, Esq.: Music by Gomez: WM. Hall & Son: 1863: SATB.

80.7568.221 – “Come Back Soon” Reeves, M. S.: George Willig: Philadelphia: Minstrel, Ballad, Love Song: 1842: Solo Voice.

80.7568.222 – “Come Home, Father”: Henry Clay Work: Root & Cady: 1864: SATB. (2 copies)

80.7568.223 – “Come Home Oh! Come Home”: Edgar Reed: Words by Emily P. Williams: Edgar Reed: 1865: SATB.

80.7568.224 – “Come Love to the Wildwood”: Dayton, J.: Oliver Ditson: Boston: Minstrel, Ballad, Love Song: 1856: Solo Voice.

80.7568.225 – “Come While the Bird are Singing”: Composed by Morris, S. P.: Oliver Ditson: Boston: Minstrel, Ballad, Love Song: n.d.: Solo Voice.

80.7568.226 – “Come with Me to the Cedar Tree: Composed by Crouch, F. Nicholis: Lyrics by Thompson, G. Douglass: Geo. Willig: Philadelphia: Minstrel, Ballad, Nature: n.d.: Solo Voice.

80.7568.227 – “Coming Through the Rye”: Bellak, J.: Stephen, T. Gordon: New York: Minstrel: 1854: Solo Piano.

80.7568.228 – “Confederacy March” Alfred F. Toulmin: George Willig: 1861: Piano Solo.

80.7568.229 – “Confederate Grand March”: W. H. Hartwell: Blackmar & Bro.: 1862: Piano Solo.

80.7568.229a – “Confederate Grand March”: W. H. Hartwell: A. E. Blackmar: 1861: Piano Solo.

80.7568.230 – “Could I But See My Child To-Night” C. C. Hunting: W. W. Whitney: Toledo: Minstrel, Ballad, Domestic: 1871: Song and Chorus.

80.7568.231 – “Contraband Schottish”: Charles Young: A. E. Blackmar: 1863: Piano Solo.

80.7568.232 – “[The] Copperhead of 1864”: James G. Clark: Words by John Holland: Horace Waters: 1864: SATB. (2 copies)

80.7568.233 – “[La] Coralie Polka Schottisch”: Abbott, J. M.: S. T. Gordon: New York: Dance Music, Polka, Schottish: 1855: Solo Piano.

80.7568.234 – “[The] Corinthian Waltz”: n.a.: J. Church Jr.: Cincinnati: Dance Music, Waltz: n.d.: Solo Piano.

80.7568.235 – “[The] Cork Leg: Burton: Munson Bancroft: n.d.: Voice.

80.7568.236 – “Cornelia Polka: Minster, Charles: Dance Music, Polka: n.d.: Solo Piano.

80.7568.237 – “[The] Coronach”: Composed by Clarke, D. J.: Geo. Willig: Philadelphia: Minstrel: n.d.: Solo Voice.

80.7568.238 – “Corporal Schnapps”: Henry C. Work: Root& Cady: 1864: SATB.

80.7568.239 – “[The] Cottage by the Sea: Composed by Thomas, J. R.: Blackmar & Bro.: Augusta: Minstrel, Ballad, Sea Song: n.d.: Solo Voice.

80.7568.240 – “Could I but Claim that Heart’s Embrace”: Composed by Sofge, H. D.: Lyrics by McCaullay. J. E.: Minstrel, Ballad, Love Song: n.d.: Solo Voice.

80.7568.241 – “Count Not the Hours”: Taylor, Richard B.: Atwill’s Music Saloon: New York: Minstrel, Ballad, Domestic: 1836: Solo Voice.