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Christopher A. Reynolds Collection of Women's Song, circa 1800-1985

Title: Christopher A. Reynolds Collection of Women's Song circa 1800-1985

Christopher A. Reynolds, Professor of Music at the University of California, Davis, has identified and collected sheet music written by women composers active in North America and England. This collection contains over 2200 songs and song publications mostly published between 1850 and 1950. The collection is primarily made up of songs, but there are also many works for solo piano as well as anthems and part songs. In addition there are books written by the women song composers, a letter written by Virginia Gabriel in the 1860s, and four letters by Mrs. H.H.A. Beach to James Francis Cooke from the 1920s.

ArchivalResource: 8.4 linear feet

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Bennett, G. W. North Dakota sheet music collection, 1897-

Title: North Dakota sheet music collection, 1897-

North Dakota song by Leon Sorlien, (1958), North Dakota hail to thee, by Frank B. Taylor, music by Walter Bonney, (1914); Dakota waltz, (1960), I picked a red rose, (1968), My Dakota home, (1968), and Saltbush Sally, (1968), all by Corbin A. Waldron; Our day, by Mrs. Ed Bleyhl (1955); Undaunted homes, by Mrs. G.I. Gangnes (1956); Ma Normandie = My Normandy, by Frederic Berat (1912?); Romance in F, by Olaf Henrikson (1926) Lemke is the man, words and music by Dave Payton (1936); The Lemke victory march, by Martha Voxland, music by Charlotte Rogers Palmer (1936); Dakota land, by Kathie Anderson, music by Thomas Peterson (1986); Christmas eve in Strasburg, by Adah Manning Young (1967); North Dakota Junior Song, by Marguerite Beard (1932); Little old sod shanty on the claim, by Ingram J. Moe (1916); Simple life (Waltz) by Edmund Woods (1929); March-A.C. cadets, by Clarence S. Putnam (1903); (You oughta go ta) North Dakota, by Lois Steele and Jack Fulton (1958); North Dakota junior song, by Marguerite L. Beard (1932); Our motto, words by Bertha Lee Broyles, music by W.T. Purdy; North Dakota song, F. B. Taylor, music by C.S. Buck (1914); Dakota, George Essert, music by Hector Richard (1940); Barndomsminder, by Oscar O. Odegaard (1926); Jesus was born today, words by Edieth Pennington, music by Rudy A. Rudd (1939); Fargo Opera House march, by E.R. Wright (1899); Fargo El Zagel [sic] carnival march, by J. H. Zimmerman (1899); The Fargo march, by John A. West (1945); A place where somebody cares, words and music by Alice J. Bullock (1925); 'Twas then we strolled together, you and I, words and music by Tillie Hagen (1912); Welcome to North Dakota, words and music by Eugene G. Huckle (1969); The 1897 flood, music by G.F. Barron; words by Chas J. Traxler (1897); North Dakota homemakers, words and music by Mrs. Darrell W. Fairfield (1954).

ArchivalResource: .9 linear ft.

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