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Start Over Collection Sheet Music Collection, 1827/1974 Date range 1848

Turner, J.W., 1847/1875 Box Series 3, Box 97, Folder 19

Christmas Carol The Nation's Honored Dead Sweet Memory Ever of Thee Bouquet de Roses - cover art A Grand American Overture Tread Softly the Angels Are Coming - cover art Mossy Dell Waltz - cover art Mary of the Wild Moor Silver Moon - cover art Mrs. Malone Come sing to me again Fairy Wedding

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Sheet Music Collection, 1827/1974
  3. Series 3: 19th Century Sheet Music

Wallace, William Vincent - composer, 1844/1882 Box 36, Folder 6

Scope and Contents "Cradle Song" - 1851, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "La Chilena" - 1844, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "Le Reve" - 1875, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "Marittana" - 1882, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "Scenes That Are Brightest" - undated, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "La Simania" - undated, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "Lurline" - undated, William Vincent Wallace, composer; "Tis the Harp in the Air" - undated, William Vincent Wallace, composer.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Sheet Music Collection, 1827/1974
  3. Series 1: Sheet Music Acquired Prior to 2007, 1806/1962
  4. Sheet Music Arranged Alphabetically by Composer

Wallace, Wm. Vincent ( Folder 2 of 4 ), 1843/1854 Box Series 3, Box 102, Folder 1

Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer! In Happy Moments Le Reve Softly Ye Night Winds The Hundreth Psalm The Star of Love The Midnight Waltz The Night Winds Wait for the Wagons Polka The Leaves are Turning Red Good Night and Pleasant Dreams The Midnight Serenade It is the Happy Summer Time

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Sheet Music Collection, 1827/1974
  3. Series 3: 19th Century Sheet Music

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