| Title | Parts |
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| [] The empire state. Song words John F. Howard pub John F. Howard, Silver Lake Assembly, New York 1921 |
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| [] Golden rod. Song words C. A. Dugan pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston 1895 |
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| [] Jubilate Deo pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston 1895 |
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| [] Slumberland. Song words D. Phillips pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston 1896 |
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| [] Dear little baretoes. Song pub A. P. Schmidt Co., Boston 1897 |
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| [] Seeking God "Peace, perfect peace". Hymn anthem music G. T Caldbeck, arr Charles Phillips Scott words E. Scudder pub B. F. Wood Music Co., Boston 1907 |
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| [] Shadow Town. Song words F. D. Sherman pub White, Smith & Co. Boston 1907 |
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| [] When Cupid comes. Song words S. Hill pub White, Smith & Co. Boston 1907 |
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| [] Spirit of youth. March. Piano 4-hands pub A. P. Schmidt Co., Boston 1909 |
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| [] I cannot find Thee. Hymn anthem words E. Scudder pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston 1914 |
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| [] Ballymacloe. Song words S. Hill pub Carl Fischer, Boston 1917 |
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| [] 2 Pieces. Piano. op10 pub A. P. Schmidt Co., Boston |
[] 1 - Novellette romantique [] 2 - Gavotte elegante |
| [] 3 Little study pieces. Piano. op20 pub A. P. Schmidt Co., Boston |
[] 1 - In Vienna. Waltz [] 2 - Campanella. Allegretto [] 3 - Majestic. March |
| [] Marvelous are his works pub A. P. Schmidt Co., Boston |
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| [] Soft as the voice pub A. P. Schmidt Co., Boston |
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| [] Hour of prayer. Anthem music Charles Scott - ? Charles Kennedy or Charles Phillips words Ellerton-Montgomery (english hymn writers reverend John Ellerton (1826-1893) and James Montgomery (1771-1854)) in The Church Choralist no.293 pub J. Curwen & Sons, London 1886-1911 |
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| [] When winds are raging. Anthem music Charles Scott - ? Charles Kennedy or Charles Phillips words Harriet Beecher Stowe (Litchfield, Conn 14jun1811-1jul1896 Hartford, Conn) in The Church Choralist no.295 pub J. Curwen & Sons, London 1886-1911 |
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| [] Father, in Thy mysterious presence. Hymn anthem music Charles Scott - ? Charles Kennedy or Charles Phillips words reverend S. Johnson (? the reverend S. Johnson 1890 in Fresno, Calif / 1892 Portland, Oregon / Oleander, Calif / Denver, Colo) in The Church Choralist no.407 pub J. Curwen & Sons, London 1886-1911 |