| Title | Parts |
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| [] The highwayman "A song of the road". Voice and piano words J. Dean Atkinson pub West & Co., London 1915 |
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| [] An idyll. Song cycle. Soprano and piano sung by Miss Gertrude Lonsdale and Mr. Joseph Cheetham words J. Dean Atkinson pub Ryalls & Jones, London/Birkenhead 1jun1916 |
[] 1 - Morning "Now wakes the lotus and unfolds her grace" [] 2 - Noon "Flow'rs in my garden are drooping" [] 3 - Night "Day forsaken, fire-flies awaken" |
| [] Because I love you. Song in C words J. Dean Atkinson pub Ryalls & Jones Ltd., Birkenhead, England 15jun1917 |
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| [] Forget-me-nots and Treasures. Two songs of remembrance in C words J. Dean Atkinson pub Ryalls & Jones Ltd., Birkenhead, England 15jun1917 |
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| [] Springtide. Song in D words J. Dean Atkinson pub Ryalls & Jones Ltd., Birkenhead, England 15jun1917 |
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| [] Summer. Voice and piano in D words J. Dean Atkinson pub Ryalls & Jones, Birkenhead 12nov1917 |
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| [] Na-pooh! Na-pooh!. A jazz patrol. Piano pub Lawrence Wright Music Co., London 30jul1919 copyright renewal Dorothy Atkinson, London 9nov1946 |
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| [] A heavy dragoon. Voice and piano in B flat words J. Dean Atkinson pub Jameson & Co., London 30jan1920 |
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| [] O golden dawn. Voice and piano in A flat words J. Dean Atkinson pub Jameson & Co., London 2mar1920 |
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| [] A gift of the desert. Song cycle. Voice and piano words J. Dean Atkinson pub Jameson & Co., London 30apr1920 |
[] 1 - The caravan [] 2 - Out of the night [] 3 - My goat girl [] 4 - Ring the merry marriage bell |
| [] Winklepicker Bill. Song in E flat. Voice and piano words Eric Talbot pub Jameson & Co., London 21oct1920 |
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| [] When grannie was a girl. Action song. Voice and piano words and music Dorothy Atkinson pub Jameson & Co., London 29nov1920 |
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| [] Valse avril. Piano pub Jameson & Co., London 29nov1920 |
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| [] Old China. Suite. Four sketches for piano pub Jameson & Co., London 1920 |
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| [] Phases. Song cycle. Soprano and piano words J. Dean Atkinson pub Ryalls & Jones, London 1920 |
[] 1 - Meditation "The turquoise of the summer sea" [] 2 - Desolation "I long in vain to feel thy tender kiss" [] 3 - Supplication "I am weary of the sunlight and the cooling summer show'rs" [] 4 - Adoration "Give me the boundless ocean" |
| [] Lean from your window. Song in E flat words Edward Lockton pub Phillips & Page, London 3aug1921 |
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| [] The call of the road. Voice and piano. 1921 music Beryl Gower |
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| [] At dusk. Piano music Valerie D'Orme pub Jamesons, London 1921 |
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| [] Sunny Madrid. Piano music Valerie D'Orme pub Jamesons, London 1921 |
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| [] Broken vows. Piano music Valerie D'Orme pub Jamesons, London 1921 |
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| [] Linkman Larry. Voice and piano in E flat words Eric Talbot, music Beryl Gower pub Jamesons, Stafford 1922 |
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| [] The ploughman, my big horses. Song in B flat. Low voice and piano words Eric Talbot pub Jamesons, St Brides Ltd., London 19apr1923 |
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| [] The old blue boar. Voice and piano. 1923 music Beryl Gower |
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| [] To a Flanders poppy. Reverie. Piano music Valerie D'Orme, orchestration Denis Wright pub Allan & Co., Melbourne Australia 1924 pub for orchestra Jamesons, Stafford 1933 |
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| [] I've found a little word of happiness. Voice and piano words and melody by Dorothy Atkinson, of Great Britain copyright Dorothy Atkinson, Toronto, Ont, Canada 6feb1932 |
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| [] Moths around a candle. Valse caprice. Piano pub Jamesons, Stafford 1934 |
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| [] The Guards' Brigade. Voice and piano. 1934 music Beryl Gower |
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| [] The cloak of night. Suite for piano pub for orchestra Jamesons, Stafford 1935 |
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| [] Sentry-go. March. Piano pub for brass band Jamesons, Stafford 1937 |
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| [] White cliffs of Kent. 1937 music Beryl Gower |
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| [] In my garden. Suite. Piano | |
| [] Summer sketches. Piano | [] 1 - Thistledown [] 2 - Wild roses [] 3 - Golden bees [] 4 - Swallows |
| [] Here's to life. Voice and piano | |
| [] Indian summer. Voice and piano | |
| [] The harvester. Voice and piano | |
| Writing: Cave Canem. Eighteen pen and ink head studies of hounds and
dogs. With eighteen verses, both grave and gay by Duncan Fife and J. D.
(Joseph Dean) Atkinson publisher Jamesons' Countryside P 1954 |