| Title | Parts |
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| [] The troubadour quick step. The favorite air of Gaily the troubadour as performed by the bands attached to the British regiments at
Gibralter. Piano pub G. P. Reed, Boston 1845 |
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| [] Le Desir. Waltz. Introduction and variations on Beethoven's celebrated waltz Le Desir, for piano forte pub S. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland 1847 |
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| [] The band march, arranged for the piano forte pub G. E. Blake, Philadelphia |
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| [] Benedictus in "Anthem Leaflets 16" published by J. Curwen & Sons Ltd., London |
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| [] The social glee book. Being a selection of glees and part songs, by distinguished German composers, never before published in this country,
together with original pieces by William Mason and Silas A. Bancroft. 4vv Mixed choir with William Mason of New York pub Wilkins, Carter & Co., Boston 1847 pub Mason & Law, New York 1853 |
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| [] The national lyre. A new collection of sacred music, consisting of psalm and hymn tunes, with a choice selection of sentences, anthems and
chants, designed for the use of choirs, congregations, and singing schools. By Samuel Parkman Tuckermann, Silas A. Bancroft and Henry K. Oliver pub Wilkins, Carter & Co., Boston 1848 |