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No. 91

SONGS FOR YOUNG GIRLS

SIXTEEN
SONGS WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT

PRICE, 50 CENTS NET

NEW YORK : G. SCHIRMER

BOSTON : BOSTON MUSIC CO.

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THE NEW YORK

PUBLIC LIBRARY

ASTOR, LENOX AND
TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.

ABT, FRANZ
AST, FRANZ
BOHM, CARL
COOKE, EDITH
COWEN, F. H.
GOUNOD, CH.
GRUBER, FRANZ
HORN, CH. EDW.
MOLLOY, J. L.
MOZART, W. A.
PONTET, HENRY
PONTET, HENRY
ROECKEL, J. L.
SOMERVELL, A.
SOMERVELL, A.
TAUBERT, WILHELM

CONTENTS

Cuckoo Song (Kukuk, wie alt?) 3

Over the Stars There's Rest (Uber den Sternen ist Ruh') 8
The Song my Mother Sang (Was mir als Kind die Mutter sang) 12

Two Marionettes 15

The Night has a Thousand Eyes 20

Ring out, Wild Bells 23

Christmas Eve (In der Christnacht) 28

Cherry ripe 30

Twilight Fancy (or Dresden China) 34

Lullaby. (W'.egenlied) 40

The .Scoteii Pkchtr 42

Tit for Tat 48

The Devoted Apple 54

Shepherd's Cradle-Song (Schlaf, Kindchen, schlaf) 37

(Arr. by) Where be going? Old Cornish Melody 62

Lullaby (Wiegenlied) 60

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English version by
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1. Si - lent night!

2. Si - lent night!

3. Si lent night!

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Ho - ly night!
Ho ly night!

Ho - ly night!

Franz Gruber

(1787-

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All things sleep
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Poetry by R. Herrifk

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"Cherry ripe"

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A Twilight Fancy

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Shepherd's Cradle -Song

,,Schlaf, Kindchen, scnlaf"

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ARTHUR SOMERVELL

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English Version by E. BUEK

Lullaby

(Wieg-enlied )

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H. Qni - et now reigns in the house,
3. Who could be hap -pier than thou!

Moth-er her vig - ils doth
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2. Al - les im Schlos-se schou liegt,

3. Wer ist be - gliick-ter als du?

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2. Bir- die,sing'-in(ar in the tree -top, Says: "Whatcan that be?
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