Music
Found in 173 Collections and/or Records:
Sheet Music - 'Rock Me To Sleep, Mother'
Piano, guitar and vocal part (5 pages of music) for the piece 'Rock Me to Sleep, Mother' music composed by Ernest Leslie, words by Florence Percy. Printed on front of score 'Rock me to Sleep, Mother. words by Florence Percy, music by Leslie. Guitar, Piano. Boston: Published by G.D. Russell and Company, 126 Tremont, Opposite Park Street. Entered according to an Act of Congree, A.D. 1860, by J.m. Russell, Agt. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.'
Sheet Music - Sarah Firth
Sheet music used for unknown productions by Sarah Firth whos affiliation with the Central City Opera House is unknown.
Sheet Music - Sontag's Bouquet Schottisch'
Piano and vocal part (4 pages of music) for the piece 'Sontag's Bouquet Schottisch' composed by James E. Magruder. Front of score reads 'Second Edition, (image of) Henriette Sontag, Sontag Polka, Sontag Banquet Schottisch, Published by S.T. Gordon, 706 Broadwat NY.' Handwritten in pencil on front of score: 'Sarah Firth Phillpsburg, NJ.'
Sheet Music - 'The Gipsie's Warning'
Piano and vocal part (3 pages of music) for the piece 'The Gipsie's Warning' composed by Henry A. Coard. Front cover of the music reads: 'To Mrs. W. Henry Garrison, Seratoga Springs, The Gipsie's Warning, arranged with symphonies and accompaniments for the Piano Forte by Henry A. Coard, variations by Chas Grobe, Brooklyn: Published by D.S. Holmes, 67 Fourth Street.'
Sheet Music - 'The Maiden's Prayer'
Piano score (4 pages of music) for the piece 'A Maiden's Prayer' composed by Thekla Badarzewska and published by S.T. Gordon. Printed on front of score, 'A Maiden's Prayer, for the Piano Forte, by Badarzewska.' Handwritten on front of score in pencil 'Sarah Firth.'
Sheet Music - 'The' Usher Song, 1950
Sheet Music - 'What's A' Steer Kimmer'
Piano score and vocal part (3 pages of music) for the piece 'What's A' Steer Kimmer' composed by Alexander Lee in 1840 published by Henry Prentiss. Front cover reads ' Favorite Scotch Songs' and handwritten in pencil on cover Sarah Firth.'
Six Men in the ''Ballad of Baby Doe'', between 1956-1959
Walter Cassel (second from right) as Horace Tabor and five unidentified men perform in the Central City Opera production of ''The Ballad of Baby Doe.''
Sounds of Indian America, Plains and Southwest, 1970
This series contains phonograph records.
Square Dance Music
Sheet music (6 scores) used for CCOHA Square Dances by an unknown performer affiliated with the Central City Opera House.