Search Results: Titles starting with M from Suzanne and Truman Price / Columbia Basin Books

New York: Associated Publishers, 1977.. Paperback, 10.5 inches, 124 pp. SATB arrangements of 18 choral works, with piano accompaniment. Composers include Brahms, Dvorak, Eccard, Haydn, Lasso Mozart, Marenzio, Mendelssohn, Morley, Palestrina, Purcell, Schubert, Schumann, Victoria, Walther, and Weelkes. Lyrics are in English; 11 of the pieces include the lyrics in the original language as well. . Very Good: clean, straight, unmarked; very light rubbing along front edge of spine; no spine lean, apparently unread. Ships well protected in cardboard etc.

NY: Leo Feist, Inc., 1936.. Paperwraps, folio 9x12", 79 pp. 25 songs with music, mainly from the early 20th C., some earlier: Aloha Oe, Buy My Violets, Dear Old Girl, Dreams of Long Ago, Eili Eili, Farewell Dear Napoli, La Golondrina, Love's Old Sweet Song, ... . VG-: solid and unmarked, lightly visible waterstain around bottom corner 3" either way, some rubbing to cover and 1" surface pull-tear front cover.

Tulsa: Sweet Adelines, Inc., 1965.. Paperwraps folio, 9x12", spine-stapled, 36 pp. 17 song arrangements in barbershop style for women's voices: inc. Tell Me Why (traditional), Camp Town Races, Sweet Adeline, Harmonize the World, Happy Birthday, Mary's a Grand Old Name, Forgotten, Gay Nineties Medley, Light of Silvery Moon, etc. . Very Good: bright and clean, straight, with name penned at top of cover. We ship all our folio songbooks in cardboard protection.

NY: Biglow & Main Co., 1898., 1898.. Hardcover in paper-covered boards with orange cloth spine, 7", 120 pp. 110 songs "For Use in Christian Associations, Gospel Meetings [etc]." "The majority of the songs are new." . Good: solid; exterior soil (see photo); unmarked; insect damage bottomm 1/8" of first two leaves only, all text pages very good.

London: Boosey and Co. 1896; first edition, Royal Edition.. Hardcover in red cloth embossed, gilt, all edges gilt, xiv +145 pp., 7 x 10 inches tall. Binding protected in stiff clear mylar, (archival quality). 51 songs, all in English (Manx titles given), with music. The Deemster Gill was one of the two judges of Man. Some woefully sad songs! Interesting prefaces on Manx history and music. Very Good: solid; corners lightly rubbed, with an 1/8" tear in cloth at spine bottom; light name on lower title page, and a 3.7x3.3 inch newspaper article about the book pasted onto the front endpaper, else unmarked.

Strasbourg-Paris: Editions F. X. Le Roux & Cie, 1948.. Originally wraps, bound by library in blue hardcover; 23.8 cm; 127 pp + indices. In French. #74 of a limited edition of 1000 copies. Very Good: solid and straight, with library stamps on edges.

Galaxy Music / ECS Publishing (Schirmer), no date. . Paperback, 10.7", 39 pages. . . Near Fine; corners slightly bumped, clean and unmarked.

Pacific, MO: Mel Bay Publications, 1996.. Paperback, 8.75 x 11.75 inches, 96 pp. . . Like New: clean, bright, unmarked.

NY: Albert & Charles Boni, 1925; First edition, N.A.P., apparent first printing.. Hardcover in blue cloth, 9x12" tall, [6], 182 pp; paper cloth label at head of spine. A stylish African-American songbook; each song prefaced with two to several pages on setting and provenance. Decorated with 32 woodcuts by artist Simmons Persons. "Negro Work Songs, Street Cries and Spirituals" also folk-songs, street cries of New Orleans.† . Condition Very Good: solid, unmarked, generally clean with light soil spot front, light rubbing at spine tips, and a quarter-inch chip at upper right corner of the paper spine label near head of spine, not affecting text. Book now protected in a thin mylar wrap. Ships well protected in cardboard box; weight over 1 kgm, so international shipment would require an additional charge above the flat rate.

Delaware, OH: World Around Songs Informal Music Service. (Cooperative Recreation Service) No date, about 1967.. Paperwraps 12mo, pocket-size 3.75x6.7", 23 pp. 41 songs or rounds, 32 with music; Blue-Eyed Doll; Call of the Fire...What Makes World; Wherever My Steps; etc. Unit 67 - Pocket Song Library. Pocket Folk Song Library 2? As New except staples rusted while it sat in a tight stack for years; else unmarked apparently unopened, bright and tightly preserved.

New York: Edward B Marks Music Corp., 1945.. Folio paperwraps, 9x12", spine-stapled, 56 pp "Its best loved national songs with the original lyrics and English adaptations." 22 songs with words and music. . Very Good; solid and unmarked; pages very bright, one four-inch crease in lower front cover corner.

NY: Edward B. Marks Music Corp, 1947.. Paperwraps folio, 9x12", 63 pp. Music and music for 29 pieces, lyrics in original and English translations by Olga Paul. Ships in cardboard protection. Very Good: solid and straight, spine lightly rubbed, small penned name at top of front cover.

NY: Edward B. Marks Music, 1937, probable 1st printing.. Paperwraps folio, 9x12", 48 pp. "Contains music and lyrics in English and Polish to 27 songs. English lyrics by Olga Paul. A few titles: Yes, We Come from Krakow City; Come and Join the Gay Mazurka; The Cossack; I Was Born in Krakow; While We Are Fighting; and 22 others.". A collection of its best-loved melodies with English and the original Polish text. Very Good: straight, solid, unmarked, edges rubbed lightly.

New York: Bonanza reprint, [1958] (Bonanza editions are never first editions; the original was from Abelard].. Hardcover in jacket, 8.3x10.8", 126 pp. Over 50 lusty, unexpurgated songs and ballads from popular tradition. With music, chords, and multiple verses. . Fine/Very Near Fine: I detect one 1/16" scratch on the jacket, and a slight tendency to curl at the top - else bright and clean; jacket in new archival quality clear protector.

Delaware, OH: Cooperative Recreation Service, 1957.. Paperwraps 12mo, pocket-size 3.75x6.7", 24 pp. Lyrics in both English and Hungarian, and music for 23 songs, inc: A Bunda; Across the Tisza; Bachelor; Cherries; Choo Choo; Debrecen Fair; Erdo, Erdo; From Exile; Listen Sweet Rose; Marriage Song; Merry Hours; Morning Star; etc. . Fine: Perfect condition, as new, apparently never opened; neatly preserved in a box with others of the series for many years.

NY: Metronome, 1942, Volume LVIII Number 8.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . . Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 6.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened; veriy rubbed along spine, with bits of clear tape over.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 7.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 9.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1942, Volume LVIII Number 6.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 42 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.