| Title | Parts |
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| [] America. My country tis of thee first verse set for voice and piano, verses 2-4 set for SATB chorus and piano sung by Madlle. Teresa Parodi lyrics by Samuel Francis Smith, set to the tune of God save the King by Gustave Ascher pub S. T. Gordon, New York 1861 |
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| [] We're marching down to Dixie's land. Solo voice and SATB chorus with piano subject : Civil War 1861-1865 poetry and music by E. W. Locke, arranged by Gustave Ascher pub S. T. Gordon, New York 1862 |
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| [] Brightest eyes, from a favorite melody by Stigelli. Piano pub S. T. Gordon, New York 1863 |
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| [] Mother on the brain. Voice and piano written by Eugenet Johnson pub S. T. Gordon, New York 1865 |
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| [] Glory Hallelujah. American army hymn "John Brown's body" poetry by W. J. Wetmore, arranged by Gustave Ascher pub S. T. Gordon & Son, New York 1874 |
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| [] Adeste fideles. Variations. Piano pub S. T. Gordon & Son, New York 1873/1890 |