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Music by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890 (14 Sep 1844) for General MIDI playback A Serenade To Miss K. L.
Charles Howard A Serenade
Osborne" Serenade Words by J. H. Collins. Music by Chas.
The Haunted Well No. 3 of 6 from Melodies of the New Orleans Serenaders Operatic Troupe for General MIDI playback
Serenade Composer: Franz Schubert Sequence: Faren Raborn (June, 1995) Email: raborn@mail.dtx-bbs.com
托赛里小夜曲《Serenad》作曲者是恩里克·托赛里 意大利作曲家、钢琴家。1883年3月13日出生于佛罗伦萨。一生从事钢琴演奏、音乐教学和作曲。写有大量轻歌剧、管弦乐曲、室内乐曲和歌曲。托塞利最为知名的作品是小夜曲《悔恨》（Serenat...
Entertainment Designed for Amateur and Professional Performers" The central musical idea of the piece is the celebrated "Serenade
Moonlight Serenade "Moonlight Serenade" Sequenced for GMIDI by GaryW0001 (@AOL.com) Music by Glenn Miller Arranged by Jeff
De Color'd Fancy Ball No. 14 from "Music of the Ethiopian Serenaders" Words and Music by the Ethiopian Serenader (1847)...
Ole Pee Dee Written and composed by J. P. Carter. (1844) for General MIDI playback As sung by the Virginia Serenaders f...
De Ole Grey Goose Written and composed by J. P. Carter. (1844) for General MIDI playback As sung by the Virginia Serenad...
De Banks ob de Ohio for General MIDI playback by? the Nightingale Serenaders (1846)
Lubly Dine Words and Music by James Sanford (1844) Sung by the Virginia Serenaders for General MIDI playback
Rosa May as Sung by The Ethiopian Serenaders With an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte Words by F. German for General...
Brack Eyed Susianna from "Songs of the Nightingale Serenaders" Words and Music -- anonymous. (1848) for General MIDI p...
The Old Gum Tree by R. O. Wilson (1848) for General MIDI playback As sung with rapturous applause by the Ethiopian Seren...
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Darkey's Lament Words and Music -- anonymous. (19 Jun 1849) for General MIDI playback No. 16 from "Songs of the Ethiop...
Coralie Written & Composed by Harry & Lucy. Arranged by Frank Howard. (1849) for General MIDI playback Arranged for Dumb...
Chloe's to Be My Wife Song & Chorus As sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders Words and Music--anonymous. (29 Oct 1849) for...
