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The Rebelllion A Song for the Times Words and Music -- anonymous (12 Mar 1862) [Adapted from "Glory Hallelujah", "John...
The Blue Bird Is Singing on the Hill or The Volunteers Grave Words by T. J. Winchell. Music by H. M. Higgins. (c1862l 21...
Dirge Our deeply lamented Martyred President! Words by O. Wheelcock. Music by Edward Mack. (1865) for General MIDI pla...
Harp of the South Awake! Words by J. M. Kilgoth. Music by C. L. Peticolas. (1863) for General MIDI playback A Southern W...
The Copperhead of 1864 Words by John Holland. Music by James Gowdy Clark. (1864) for General MIDI playback
Song of the Citizen Guards Cheer, Boys, Cheer Adapted, from Henry Russell's music, by J. Val. Cowling
Carrie Vaughn Song and Chorus Words by G. W. Wickbiffe. Music by E. K. Cole, M.D. (1864) for General MIDI playback
Our Flag and the Union Forever Words by Rev. J. Matlock. Music by Isaiah Ickes. (1864) for General MIDI playback
General N. Lyon's Funeral March by Reverend. G. J. Kredel (1861)
Dixie Doodle Words & Music by William H. Stevens for General MIDI playback
Oh! The Boys Are Marching Home From the War Words and Music by Henry Crofts (13 Jun 1865) for General MIDI playback
Hurrah! for Charleston! ` Words and Music by J. E. Glass. (c1863; 11 Jan 1864) for General MIDI playback Song & Chorus...
The Dying Volunteer Words from the New Orleans' Times. Music by A. E. A. Muse. (1865) for General MIDI playback
The Southern Cross by Charles Ellerbrock (1861) for General MIDI playback
Strike While the Iron's Hot, Put the Matter Through Composed by R. Hastings. (1864) for General MIDI playback Patriotic...
The John Brown Song or, Glory Hallelujah Words and Music by William Steffe (7 Dec 1861) for General MIDI playback
Coming Home From the Old Camp Ground by William T. Rogers (1884) for General MIDI playback
Stonewall's Requiem Words and Music by M. Deeves. (1865) for General MIDI playback
The Star Spangled Banner Song & Chorus Words by Francis Scott Key (Sep. 1814). Additional Verse 5 by Dr. Oliver Wendel...
The Martyr of Liberty Poetry and Music by James Gowdy Clark (6 Oct 1865) for General MIDI playback
