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[] Ten Songs. Soprano and piano pub John Church Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 27apr1906 5,8: Jenni Frost, Julie Frost. Albany Troy 165 |
[] 1 - Rose. (A. Dobson) [] 2 - A Vow. (R. de P. Tytus) [] 3 - Destiny. (W. R. Hereford) [] 4 - Jealousy. (C. B. Morgan) [] 5 - The Joy of life. (W. E. Henley) [] 6 - Just for luck [] 7 - Your kiss, beloved. (G. Morris) [] 8 - It was a lover and his lass. (Shakespeare) [] 9 - The night has a thousand eyes. (F. W. Bourdillon) [] 10 - Pablo's song, from The Spanish Gypsy. (G. Eliot) |
[] Songs from Arabia. Song cycle words Charles Hanson Towne copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 17sep1913 3,4,5 copyright renewal Jane Van Etten Andrews, Punta Gorda, Florida 26apr1945 |
[] 1 - The myrtles of Damascus [] 2 - O form to which the palms have lent their grace [] 3 - O in that hour [] 4 - I did not know [] 5 - You who are wise to-day |
[] Guido Ferranti. Opera in one act. Auditorium Theatre, Chicago 29dec1914 libretto Elsie M. Wilbor after The duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Chicago 14jun1915 pub Clayton F. Summy Co., Chicago 1915 winner of the David Bispham Medal, American Opera Society of Chicago 9mar1926 |
including two songs on words by Charles Hanson Towne : [] - The myrtles of Damascus [] - O form to which the palms have lent their grace one of them published as Guido Ferranti. Aria from the opera. Tenor copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 4jan1943 pub Transcontinental Music Corp., New York 22may1944 |
[] Our flag, our country. WWI song. Voice and piano copyright words and music Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 5nov1917 |
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[] O thou fairest among women [Song of Solomon, no.1]. Choir pub G. Ricordi & Co., Milan [5mar1923] |
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[] Rise up, my love (Eveille-toi) (Song of Solomon, no.2). Choir arr. of English and French transcription from the Bible and music by Jane Van Etten pub G. Ricordi & Co., Milan 5mar1923 |
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[] Come with me (Viens a moi) (Song of Solomon, no.3). Choir arr. of English and French transcription from the Bible and music by Jane Van Etten pub G. Ricordi & Co., Milan 5mar1923 |
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[] Stir not up nor awake my love (Ne reveillez pas l'amour) (Song of Solomon, no.4). Choir arr. of English and French transcription from the Bible and music by Jane Van Etten pub G. Ricordi & Co., Milan 5mar1923 |
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[] Ghouls. Opera in 3 acts, prologue and epilogue. 1934 | |
[] Passionate shepherd to his love. Song. High or medium voice words Christopher Marlow copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 14may1942 pub Transcontinental Music Corp., New York 22may1944 |
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[] Moods for violin and piano copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 14may1942 pub Transcontinental Music Corp., New York 3may1945 |
[] 1 - Grief [] 2 - Reverie |
[] John on Patmos. Medium voice words Esther Hooker Catlin copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 10sep1942 pub Musical Works Publications, Chicago 24oct1945 |
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[] American victory. March. Piano copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 10sep1942 pub Musical Works Publications, Chicago 24oct1945 |
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[] Sammy copyright words and music Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 10sep1942 |
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[] Song for love. Soprano words Charles Lusted copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 10sep1942 pub Transcontinental Music Corp., New York 22may1944 |
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[] Arias' song. Medium voice words from The Spanish Gypsy by George Eliot copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 4jan1943 pub Musical Works Publications, Chicago 24oct1945 |
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[] Wynken, Blynken and Nod. Medium voice words Eugene Field copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 4jan1943 pub Transcontinental Music Corp., New York 22may1944 |
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[] Pappy words and music Jane Van Etten Andrews copyright Mrs. Alfred B. Andrews, Evanston 20may1943 |
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[] Syrian suite Biblical words copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 28dec1943 |
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[] This is the day words and music Mrs. Alfred B. Andrews copyright Jane Van Etten, Evanston 16aug1944 |
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[] From The song of songs, three musical settings. Medium or high voice and organ or piano Biblical words pub Transcontinental Music Corp., New York 25oct1944 |
[] 1 - I am come into my garden [] 2 - Who is this? [] 3 - Thou art beautiful as Tirzah |
[] A Predicament words Harold Susman copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 30nov1944 |
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[] Lord be gracious unto us Biblical words copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 29dec1944 |
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[] Behold, the master passeth. Offertory hymn words William Walsham How (1823-1897) copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 1jan1945 pub G. Schirmer Inc., New York 16dec1946 pub England 1947 ms British Library, London |
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[] Nymph's reply to the passionate shepherd words Walter Raleigh copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 17jan1945 |
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[] Had it been I words and music Jane Van Etten Andrews copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 26jun1945 |
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[] Lullaby words and music Jane Van Etten Andrews copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 6sep1945 |
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[] The song of David Biblical words copyright Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston 25apr46 |