.pdf (1903) Piano and Voice, Featured by Jere Sanford
I can find very little information on Mr. Burke, and the only references found by a quick Google search to this song were .pdfs from various online libraries and such.
The Curse of a Pretty Face (1901) piano and voice
Piano and voice in Aâ™. The idea for this song was conceived while on sentry duty during World War 1.
Information on either the piece or the composers is not easy to find.
Piano and Low Voice in Eâ™ Minor
The Garden of Roses (1910) .pdf .flac (audio recording)
.pdf (1917) Piano and Voice
While the song was popular during its time, it also saw a revival during World War II, where some soldiers preferred World War I songs over the war songs being produced at the time.
.pdf (1909) Piano solo
.pdf (1922) Piano and Voice
Alexander Tsfasman (1906, 1971) was a Soviet jazz pianist, composer, conductor, arranger, publisher, and activist.
Hungarian Gypsy (1926) The only mention of this piece I can find is a copy on IMSLP. There used to be a copy on MuseScore and a recording on YouTube, but those have since been removed for reasons unknown.
Piano
I'm Dreaming in the Twilight of Mother and Home Sweet Home (1915) Piano and Voice
.pdf (1919) Piano and Voice
From The Greenwhich Village Follies
.pdf (1920) Piano and Voice
Cover art by Frederick Mannino
.pdf (1855) Piano solo
.pdf (1921) Piano and Voice
.pdf (1920) Piano and Voice, Feature song of the screen classic Shore Acres
Napoleon's Last Charge (1910), nor this arrangement, are exactly difficult to locate on the internet, unlike some of the other things on this page. It has a very colorful cover which might be worth clicking on just to see. The recording (link below) is not of this arrangement, but rather what I can assume is Mr. Ellis' original, written for band.
Piano solo. This copy includes an article on the Battle of Waterloo.
.pdf (1903) Piano and Voice, sung with unparalleled success by the popular baritone, Fred Walsh
.pdf (1913) Piano and Voices
.pdf (1918) Piano and Voice
.pdf Piano and Voice
'Round the Corner (1919) Piano and voice. From the musical "The Little Whopper"
.pdf (1915) Piano and Voice, Introduced by Ruth Roye
.pdf (1911) Piano and Voice, Cover art by M. W. Craig
.pdf (1911) Piano Solo
.pdf (1899) Piano and Voice, from the Three Little Lambs musical comedy, which premired Christmas Day
.pdf (1895) Piano
.pdf (1914) Piano and Voice
.pdf (1922) Piano and Voice
.pdf (1896) Piano
.pdf (1911) Piano and Voice, Featured by Violet MacMillan