NEw HAVEN CoLONY HISTORICAL SociETY

LIBRARY

Manuscripts No. 99 Date processed: February, 1979

I. Title NEW HAVEN MUSIC COLLECTION, 1798 - 1976

II. The papers of deposited in the Library on , by (see Table of Contents) In converted the deposit to a gift.

!f. ' 9 1 I 2" III. Linear feet of shelf space occupied: ~

Approximate number of items: 600

IV. Restrictions:

v. Literary rights of the unpublished writings of in these papers, and in other collections of papers in the custody of the New Haven Colony Historical Society Library, have been dedicated to the New Haven Colony Historical Society.

VI . Press release was issued on

VII. Biographical note: This collection brings together the many music

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books, programs, scrapbooks, sheet music and other items relating to music in the New Haven area given to the New Haven Colony Historical Society over the years. It also contains some of the records of two men who contributed to New Haven musical history, Benjamin Jepson and Harold Earle Johnson.

Benjamin Jepson (1832-1914) was the first supervisor of music in the New Haven schools, a position he held from 1864 to 1914. Before that, he served in the Tenth Regiment of the Connecticut Infantry during the Civil War. A New Haven public school was named in his honor in 1912, the same year that he received a~ Yale honorary degree. A scholarship to the Yale School of Music was later given in his name •

. The extensive early writings of Harold Earle Johnson (b. 1903) were collected and given by him to the Society in 1953. Mr. Johnson graduated from Yale in 1934 and then became music editor of the New Haven Register. At the same time he served as instructor of music at Clark University, Worchester, Mass. Since then he has published numerous books, some of which are: Operas ~American Subjects, 1964;· Ha1lelmjah, ~: The Story of ~ Handel ~ Haydn Society of Boston, 1968; First Performances in Amer1.ca to 1900, B77.

Processed by: Irene Miller

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VIII: Analysis: This collection contains music and song books, song sheets and sheet music, programs, musical newspapers, a few photographs, and three scrapbooks. The oldest item in the collection is a copy of Asahel Benham's Social Harmony, published in 1798. Programs range from 1829 to 1976. The material is contained in three full and one half-size box and four oversized folders. Items in folders are arranged chron.ologically. The numbes of items in each folder is indicated in brackets, usually following the title of the folder. For a more detailed breakdown and description of the collection, see the Table of Contents which follows.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOX I: Music Books

Folder A: Social Harmony by Asahel Benham, New Haven, T. & s. Green, 1798. (front cover missing) [1]

Folder B: The New Haven Collection Qf Sacred Music,: Dedham, Daniel Mann, 1818. [ 2

Folder B1: Continuation of Folder B [2] Folder C: Zion's H~rp; ~a New Collection 2f. Music, intended ~a Companion 1Q. Village Hymns, f.sll: Social ~r.ship, bv Rev. Asahel Nettleton, New Haven, 1824. [3] · . \'

The Musical Cabinet, Q£ ~ Haven Collec~ of Sacred MUSic, comp. by Alling Brown, New Haven, 1824. (2]

Folder D: ~Congregational ~ ~ ~ ~' pub. for The General Assoc., New Haven, 1856. (wrapped, not in folder) [1]

Folder E: Hillhouse High School (New Haven}, Program Q[ Music ~ ~ Sung ~Graduating Exercises, Class 2[ '95. Boston, Oliver Ditson Company, n.d . (duplicate in M5S #Bl6)~]

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BOX II: Benjamin Jepson's Music Books

Folder ~: ~ Elementary Music Reader: containing a Through ~ Progressive Series 2[ Lessons ~ ~ Elements 2[ Music, byo::B· .. . ~'.Jepson, teacher of music in New Haven Public Schools.

Folder: A1, 1865 edition published by author, includes Jepson's " A2, personal copy which has several missing and torn pages (3]

Folder A3 1872 edition published by Charles c. Chatfield Co. [1]

Folder B: ~Elementary Music Reader: 8_ Progressive Series ::: Qf. Lessons Prepared Expressly~. f.sll: ~in Public Schools, Book third, New York, 1874, A.S. Barnes & Co. [1]

. The Standard Music Readers for Public and Private Schools, Boo~irst. New York, 1888, American Book<:o. [1]

Folder n.d.

\ C: Selections f.sll: Devotional Exercises, Jepson, n.p 1 ,

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Folder D: Pamphlets: Annual Examination ~Music. ~ Exercises in Sight-singing ~ Dictation. New Haven Public Schools, 1892-1914, by B. Jepson. [f.] (1)

Folder E: Loose song sheets found in B. Jepson's personal cppy of ~ Elementary School Reader. [2]

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Addendum to Box I: Material added September, ··1979

Folder Al: Devotional Harmony by Merit N. Woodruff of Watertown, Connecticut, ca. 1800, n.p. Edited by Asahel (1) Benham.

Folder Dl: Nine O'Clock in the Morning by Henry Tucker, New York, 1867. [From the C.M. Loomis Music Store, New ( 1 ) Haven]

Folder F: Unidentified tunebook, ca. 1800 . Half of front cover, title page, and all pages up to page 15 missing. (1)

Folder G: Ensign, J.L . A Guide to the Daily Practice of the Technical Exercises of the Piano, New Haven. 1882. ( 1)

Folder H: Merry Melodies for the Schoolroom Inscribed 11Hrs. C. Blakeslee'' Ribbon: Donation committee New Haven Orphan Asylum, 1891.

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Folder I: New Haven Sunday School Union 28th Anniversary,1871. (1)

Folder J Silver Threads of Song

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Box III:

Folder A: Song 5ooks and Song Sheets [3]

"Union Forever! and the Birth-day of Freedom! or the Fourth of July!!!"by William Goodwin, New Haven, ca. 1832.

~~Haven Whig Song ~ (prepared for the New Haven . County Mass Convention; Thursda~, October 8~, New Haven), printed by William Storer, Jun., for the Whig General Committee. 1840.

Hymns ~~Meeting of the American Board, New Haven, Conn., October, _1872. Denison, Grenell & Barker, printers. (Cover page has come off)

C...\CN~NirYL C ~L-~(2(;-1'\ 6W .J 141.-"i, 4t.e- 1'111. - l 1'1--~ 1 IJ~ ~~ . I Folder B: Song Books and Sheets, Continued [6]

Laudent Omnes~ Hymns and Tunes by Rev. John Todd (New H3 ven) and William E. Chandler (New Haven), Boston, 1894.

Songs ~and New. (127~ Anniversary Second Company GovernGr's Foot Guard) March 3, 1902, New Haven.

Songs (Annual Dinner Second Company Governor's Foot Guard), n.p., 1913.

Swiss, English ~Swedish Carols by David Stanley Smith (Yale U), London, 1934.

Old Carols _ for Christmas by David Stanley Smith (Yale U), London, 1937.

"New Haven Kiwanis -Songs of Good Cheer," 1939.

Folder C: Song Books and Song Sheets, Undated [10]

Banquet Songs;· Community Songs by Ray Ward and Merry Berman, New Haven .

Butler Business School. Choice Collection of 21£ Favorite Songs, New Haven.

The New Haven Grays. Songs.

New Haven YMCA. Industrial Department. "Community Song Sheet."

Rotary Club of New Haven. Rotary Songs.

B. Shoninger Company. Old Favorite Songs, New Haven.

Folder D: Musical Newspapers (2]

Shoninger Musical Monthly September, · 1888, no. 51 • . (Includes music for "Daisy

O'Lynn" by M.H. McChesney; "Lotta's Favorite Waltz" by C. Kenkel, "The Little Girl and the Robin" by Gen. J. Webb, "0 My Luve's Like a Red, Red Rose," by John c. Warren.)

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Box II[:Folder D, Continued

I Shoninger Musical Monthly November, 1890, no. 77. (Includes music for "Hearty

Wishes" by Frans Behr, Op. 590, No. 4, and "Though Eyes May be Blue" by Rich. Forster.)

*Folder E: Programs, New Haven Theatres and Concert Halls ( ~J . ( 2 7)

1829 - Misses Gillinham, concert of voeal music, at M~ss Clarke's Assembly Room

1844 -J~mes R. Mershon, exhibition of vocal and instrumental music with his juv.enile ·class ·at Center ·chur<1:h

1858 - German Serenade Band of Boston at Brewer's Hall

1880 - D'Oyly Carte's London Opera Company, "The Pirates of Penzance," at Grand Opera House 1 Fisk Un.j.versity · Jubilee ' o?irl,gers. at G,;-and Opera House.

l~886 - 'I'he Church Ch~~·a.t· ·Associalion at Carll • ~·- Opera H~use The New Haven Concert Association at Carll's Opera House

1887- The New Haven Concert Association at Carll's Opera House Grand Orchestral Concert at Memorial Hall, 1882, Carrie Swain,

1889 - Boston Symphony Orchestra at Hyperion Theatre (front pages only)

1892 - Raff Quartet Club at Steinert Hall Pu.pils of W.E. Haesch, \!'iolin recital, at Steinert Hall

1893 - Grand Testimonial Concert to Bro. J. Haydn Ward at Steinert Hall, Proctor's N.H.O.P., n.d.

1895 - w. s. Cleveland Greater Massive M~nstrels at Bunnell's Grand Opera House,1902 Yale University:Goethe

1896 - M~sic. and Dramatic Entertainment at Hy.perion Theatre 1911 - T~vol~ Opera Company at the ~econd Regiment Armory Undated programs:

W.A. Gordon's Musical Lectures at Union Hall Violin Recital, Pablo de Sarasate, n.p. "Ruth, the Gleaner," at New Haven Opera House "Belshazzar, King of Babylon" at New Haven Opera House New Haven Press Blub Concert at Hyperion Theatre

New Haven Orchestral Club Programs (Gift of Mrs. Wm. c. Langzettel, September 2, 1952)

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Folder F: Programs, 1885 - 1890 (51]

Folder G: Programs, 1891 - 1892 (41]

Folder H: Programs, 1893 - 1895 and undated :4-1 ]

-For more New Haven programs, see page 8.

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BOX III: Folder I: New Haven Orchestral Club Press Clippings, 1890-1892 and undated [26]

Folder J: Music Societies and Subscription Series Programs (~3]

Mendelssohn Society: 1859, 1863, 1864 Gounod Society: 1888-1891, 1903 Atheneum subscription concerts: 1882-1884 See also Fold~r K for Loxias Orchestral Society New Haven People's Choral Union; 1906-07.

Folder K: Miscellaneous Programs

Lanzettel family programs (Gift of Mrs. Wm. c. Langzettel, September 22, 1952), including Loxias Orchestral Society programs, 1889-1896, , clippings, correspondence (41 .]

Folder K 1: , Connecticut Music Teachers' Association,_ New Haven, annual ~eeting ~rograms, 1891, 1895 -r~J

Folder L: Flyer- Janauschek at New Haven Opera, n.d ., picture . [1] BOX IV:

Folder ~ A: Miscellaneous Programs, Continued (3~

Yale programs: 1852, 1860,1888, 1889 YMCA corlcerts: 1883, 1884 Church concerts: 1886, 1889, 1898, n.d. Wallingford programs~ 1903, 1907, 1909, 1910 Dr . Carl E. Dufft, 1~07

Folder B: Post-1930 Miscellaneous Programs B2 J

Folder C: New Haven Opera Theatre, Inc., Programs, 1973-1975 [12]

Folder D: New Haven Opera Theatre, Inc., Photographs,(l975?))[9]

Harold Earle Johnson's Press Clippings -Columns, articles, reviews, etc ., from New Haven Register and national publications (Gift of Mr. H.E. Johnson, 1953)

Folder E: 1933-1934 [40]

Folder F: 1935 (41.~]

Folder G: 1936 - March, 1937 (44]

Folder H: April, 1937 - May, 1938 (46]

Folder I: Miscellaneous Loose Clippings from Scrapbook No. 2 (Oversize Item II) s 1941-1942 and n.d. [23]

Folder J: Miscellaneous [32] ~ . /\ ·-.. ~ )

Loose programs from Ethel Carmalt's Scrapbook (Oversize Item III)~ 1886-1906

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OVERSIZE ITEM I: H. Earle Johnson book of Press Cli s, October, 1938 - January, 1940

OVERSIZE ITEM II: H. Earle Johnson Scrapbook of Press Clippings, Feb~uary, 1940 - April, 1942 [1]

OVERSIZE ITEM III: Scrapbook of Musical Mementos, Ethel Carmalt,. 87 Elm Street, New Haven [1]

Programs, press clippings, ticket stubs of musical events, including operas, April, 1881 - February, 1907~ in Boston, New Haven, New York, Europe (1891), England (1900). Includes concerts by Victor/Herbert and Paderewski·. Programs have been trimmed to fit scra~book. [Scrapbook is copy of Elements Q[ Physical Geology, Mitchell School Geography, E.H. Butler & Co., Philadelphia, 1870.]

OVERSIZE ITEM IV: Musical Newspapers and Sheet Music [27]

Newspapers:

~ Green ~: ~Record Qt Entertainments, New Haven. Volume 1, No. 25, December ~-30, ·. 1867 Volume 7, No. 69, July 12, 1872

[Torn and frayed; handle carefully]

Sheet Music: SE~ A-LSo /",q__ce 9 "New Haven March for the Piano Forte," P.A. Smith, New York,

1839. "Yale College Quick Step," P.A. Smith, New York, 1843. C ) "Arabia," (dedicated to Mrs. Hartley, New Haven), J. Brady,

New York, 184 7. "Genl. King's Quick Step," (performed in New Haven, 1848)

James M. Hubbard, New York, 1848. · "New Haven Schottisch," Chas. Steinruck, Boston, 1855. "Prof. Loomis' Minuet Lancers," Julius Bernsbein, New Haven,

1878. "Found Drifting with the Tide," A.C. Willis, New Haven, 1881. "Under the Elms Waltz for Piano," Walter E. Malley,

New York, 1882. "Squash Seed Quickstep," Rosalie Lynwood, New Haven, 1886. "My Japanese Lady," Albert A. Williams, New Haven, 1900. "I Cannot Live Without You," David Kel'Jlp and George Atwater,

New Haven, 1900. "Flat Foot Sal," Albert A. Williams, New Haven, 1900. "Yale Boola," (March and Two-step), A.M. Hirsch, New Haven,

1901. "Seventeen Easy Exercises in Canon Form for the Mandolin,"

Wm. Barth, New Haven, 1902. "Down the Field March," c.w. O'Connor, New Haven, 1904. "African Dreamland Intermezzo," George Atwater, New Haven,

1904.

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OVERSIZE ITEM IV: Sheet Music (Continued)

ADDENDUM

Box IV{

"The Teddy Bear March and Two Step," Albert A. Williams New Haven, 1907.

"Edna from New Haven," Jack Freedman, Boston, 1908. "Beauty (My Little Beauty)," Albert A. Williams, New

Haven, 1911. "Chimes," Book 1, H. Hauser, New Haven, 1911. "Cloverland," Albert A. Williams , New Haven, 1911. "Wittstein's Maori One Step," Edward Wittstein, New Haven,

1913. "Touchdown , The Bulldog Cry," (March and Two-step), J.N.

Sanford and D.L . Jacobbs, New Haven, n.d. [Cover and page 5 only.]

"Collegiate-Commercial Institute Grand Parade March," Op. 19, C. H. Steinr~ck, Boston, n.d.

"Connecticut: Song of the Connecticut State Feqeration of Music Clubs," Clayton E. Hotchkiss, New Haven, 1932.

"Yale, Yale" words by Ella Ttlheeler Wilcox "The Cherry Blossoms of Wooster Square" by Arthur Bloom

(also, program from April 28, 2000 concert) .

(December, l9 79) "Look What We've Got" by Ken Sutherland, 1979 (photocopy)

Folder K · Miscellaneous [~~]

Miscellaneous New Haven prograNs, 1929-1938. Advertisements and flyers, 1867, 1890, n.d. Non-identified programs.

J;.1lA Newsletter, The Yale Music Librar_i booklet, The Newberry Memorial Organ

Folder L: New Haven Autographs from Lef~ingwell Volumes [4]

M. Hauser, 1851 L. Rocco, 1853 Paul Julien, 1853 s~. Thalberg, 18 57 Bertha Johannsen, 1857

ADDENDUM ~June, 198Q)

Box IV: Folder M: Miscellaneous New Haven programs, 1866-1903 [16]

FolderN:: Newspaper Clippings & Misc. P2:pers [55]

Folder 0 : Obituaries, Engagements, & Mise. Personal Articles [ 55 ]

Folder P George Chadwlck Stock Music 'l'eacher [ 6 [

Grace walker Nichols ] 1 [

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(Additional sheet music, added to the collection in 2011.)

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"Bagster's Twp Step" Composed by George Atwater. Treat & Shepard Co., s.d.

"The Children of the Battlefield" Poetry & Music. James G. Clark, 1864

"Down by the Old Mill Stream" J. Johnson & Co., s.d. I

"Second Regiment C.N.G. March" by D.W. Reeves, 1877

"Loomis' College Lancers" Arranged by J.F. Zimmermann. Loomis' Academy, 1881.

"Pretty as a Butterfly" Bobby Newcombe, 1887

''Loomis' Yale University York" Music by Louis Felsburg, 1888.

"The Old Pump on the Green" Words and Music by Walter H. Blakeslee, 1890.

"La Justinita Serenade." Words by: Thomas Moore. Composed by Platon Brounoff. C.M. Loomis' Sons, 1892.

"The Evening Leader March" G.L. Atwater, Jr., 1895

"Yale Society Two-Step" by Charles L. V anBaar, 1896.

"Press Club March and Two-Step" by Geo. L. Atwater, Jr. M.R. Leichter, 1898.

"Second Regiment March" by D.W. Reeves, 1898.

"The Derby Two-Step" William J. Carkeel, 1898.

"Ariel March" 'Louis Koemmenich, 1900.

"Limber Libby" by Edward J. Hogben, 1900.

"My Automobile Boy" Words & Music by M.N. Hinds, 1901.

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"My Love" Words & Music by Minnie T. Beers, 1902.

"Poly or Eyes of Old Yale Blue" Words by Miss Roberta F. Wattersont music by David Stanley Smith, 1903.

"Pro Yalensi March" by Walter R. Cowles, 1903.

"Sons of Eli March" by Arthur Leonard Westcott. Chas. H. Loomis, 1903.

"In the Shadow of the Maples" Music by James M. Fulton, Words by Sadie Bryan Smith, 1905.

"The Howe and Stetson" James Willis Seeley, 1905.

"Rely on Eli" Words by Chauncy McCormick, Music by Anita McCormick Blaine, 1905.

"Whoop It Up" Words by H.G Dodge, Music by Stanleigh R. Friedman, 1905.

"Big Chief Eli" by Marshall M. Bartholomew. Chas H. Loomis, 1906.

"The Dream Boat" Poem by Bayard Bacon. Music by George Chadwick Stock, 1906.

"Hamilton School March'~ by Peter Caporossi, 1906.

"The Haymakers" by Albert A. Williams. Albert A. Williams, 1907.

"Evening Meditation" Wm. H. Fay, 1907.

"Bright College Years" by H.S. Durand, 1908.

"March Onward" by Edward C. Roberts, 1908.

"Please Don't Tell On Me" by James W. Stanford, 1908.

"While Yale Shall Hold Her Own" Words by Marie A. Beach-Clarke, Music by Grace Adelaide Conley, 1908.

"Cheer for Yale" Words by A. Arthur Halle. Music by Fred'k Kinsley, Jr. New York: Jerome H. Remick, 1909.

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~~Fighting for Eli" Music by George N. Finkelstone. Words by J. McCarthy, 1909.

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"Score for Yale" words by Thomas J. Aubrey. Music by Monroe F. Zunder. Charles H. Loomis, 1909

"While Baby Sleeps" by Thomas F. Ryan. Leonard W. Cogswell, 1909.

"You Just You" Albert Williams, 1909.

"Could'st Thou But Know" poem by Ida V.H. Townsend. Music by Leopold. E. Hogben & Co., 1910.

"Milena" George L. Atwater. James A. Miles, 1910.

"You and I" Words by Ernest G. Woodford, 1910.

"On the New York, New Haven & Hartford" Frank Conroy. Albert Von Tilzer, 1911

"Dreaming of You Dear" James E. Vincent. Manuel Komroff, 1911.

"Yale Prom March and Two-Step." by R.V. Pritchard. Utica, NY: William H. Peate., 1912.

"Tell Me Little Love Bird" Words and Music by Ernest G. Woodford, 1912.

"You're the Girl I'm Waiting For" Words and Music by Arthur W. Banta. Banta Music Co., 1912.

"Alexander's Pipe Organ Rag" Lawrence E. Bennett, 1912

"Touchdown the Bull Dog Cry" D.L. Jacobus, J.N. Sanford, 1913

"Adelina; The Boola Girl." Words by Charles H. Lawrence. Music by George L. Atwater, Jr. Charles H. Loomis, 1913.

"American Dream Waltz" by Ernest G. Woodford, 1914.

"Gold Fish That Swim in the Stream" Lyrics & Music by Ernest G. Woodford, 1914.

"Let's Go Together" Words by Harry Bewley. Music by Henry P. Menges. A.B. Clinton, Co, 1914.

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"Violet Blue" Music and Words by E. Gridley Woodford, 1914.

"Eli's Day" Words by D.C. Fitts, Music by N.R. Finch, 1915.

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"My Mother Dear" Words by J.B. Orabona. Music by Peter Caporossi. A.B. Clinton Co., 1915.

"The Universal Glide" Words by Jim Stanford, Music by Roy Ward, 1915.

"Where I sat on Mother's Knee in Lapland" by Harry Bewley. Harry Bewley Music Co., 1915.

"You're Such a Lovely Girl" Harry Bewley, Henry A. Menges, 1916.

''NaughtyEyes" Lyrics by Hilda Mitchell, Music by Albert A. Williams, 1917

"A Soldier's Mothers Lullaby" Words by Jack Whalen. Music by Peter C. Caporossi. Caporossi, Koelbl & Whalen, 1918.

"The Broken Promise" Words by Paul Corvin, Music by Peter C. Caporossi, 1918.

"When You're Down in Old New Haven Town" Words by B.J. Orabona, Music by R. Joseph Mazza, 1919

"Gee, But Its Great To Be Loved" Words & Music by William Ryan, Harry Tobias and Peter C. Caporossi, 1919.

"The Only Girl" Words by Ben Bronfm. Music by Joe Nussbau. Nussbaum & Bowen, 1920.

"You are the Rose" Words & Music by Ted C. Romney & Peter C. Caporossi, 1920.

"Why Don't You Answer Me, Daddy?" Words by Percy B. Maxon. Music by Edward Wittstein. Edward Wittstein, 1921.

"Harmony Ray: That Jazzy Melody" Words and Music by Raoul J. Molleur, 1922.

"Three Little Words" Lyrics & Music by Ch_as. and Harry Tobias, 1922.

"Casey Are You Workin'?" Words and Music by T.F. McMahon. T.F. McMahon, 1924.

"1-2-3 For Eli" Words and Music by Harry H. Shilkret, 1925.

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"Love of Childhood Days" Words by Carl V. Herron. Music by Harry L. Malette. Malette, Smith, 1926.

"Long Cheer March" Words by William B. Chappell, 1927, Music by W. Kyle Sheffield, 1908,1927

"Don't Ever Leave Me Dear" Words & Music by William J. Phelps, 1933.

"Here Comes Prosperity" Words by George C. Goodhue. Music by A.G. Pascale, 1934.

"Virginia Waltz" Raffaele Capecelatro, 193 5.

"Old Eli March" Words and Music by Wadsworth Doster, 1936.

"The WhiffenpoofSong" Revision by Rudy Vallee, 1936.

"Trionfo Italiano" Words by Esther Pagano. Music by Raffaele Capecelatro. 1936.

"Hillhouse Alma Mater" James A. Morcaldi, 194 2.

"Help Your Uncle Sam" Words & Music by John C. Raisley and Bernice Raisley, 1944.

"Hillhouse Hymn" Words by Alice Esther Garvin, Music by Stephen Wilton, 1945.

"Dough! Dough! Dough!" Words & Music by Simeon Cugell [Cover only]

"My Pretty Blue Eyed Baby" Words & Music by Joseph R. Baldino [Cover only]

"The Music Gift" [Cover only]

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