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Tom Scott's folk songs for singing : for solo or group singing.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania - Closed Stacks SAXTON M1629 T65
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Format:
Musical score
Contributor:
Scott, Tom, 1912-1961, arranger of music.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Folk songs, English--United States.
Folk songs, English.
Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied.
Genre:
Folk songs.
Scores.
Physical Description:
1 condensed score (56 pages) : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Other Title:
Folk songs for singing
Place of Publication:
New York : Chas. H. Hansen, [1948]
Language Note:
English words.
Staff notation.
Contents:
Amsterdam
Blow the man down
Cape Cod chantey
Fair Spanish ladies
One more day
Paddy Doyle and his boots
The black duck
Green and yellow basket
Johnny has gone for a soldier
Lovely creature
The Putney hymn
Sailing at high tide
The swapping song
Charleston gals
Do, do pity my case
Duh boll weevil
Hold on
In-a my Father's house
Oh Lord, remember me
Take this hammer
Goin' down to town
My pretty little pink
Napoleon
Old Abe Lincoln
Ol' Dan Tucker
Tobacco box
The wide Missouri
Brightest and best
Come all ye fair and tender ladies
The deaf woman's courtship
- Down in the valley
The ground hog
The old gray goose
The oppossum
Axe song
Good bye Old Paint
Joe Bowers
Money
On the banks of the Sacramento
The Rio Grande
Billy Boy
I wish I was single again
Let me rove free
The old ship of Zion
Saint's delight
Wondrous love.
Notes:
Arrangements by Tom Scott.
Commentary on the songs.
OCLC:
12271819

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