More "civilwar 2" related MIDI files
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The Union Battle Cantata Dedicated to Hialsko's Philadelphia Cadets Words and Music by G. Gumpert. Arranged by F. Losse...
Remembrance Words by Edward Bulmer Lytton. Music by W. H. J. Graham. (1865) for General MIDI playback
Army Hymn Words by Oliver Wendell Holms, 1809-1894. Music by Otto Dresel. (1863) for General MIDI playback
The Battle of Gettyburg July 3d. 1863 Arranged for the Piano by J. C. Beckle (21 Jul 1863) for General MIDI playaback
Contraband Now Words and Music by Frank Wardlaw (25 Oct 1861) for General MIDI playback Song and Chorus
I Will Be True to the Stripes and Stars Words by Mrs. Kidder. Music by S. J. Vail. Arranged by Mrs. Parkhurst. (1864) f...
Our Country Forever A National Air, With Chorus Words from the Philadelpia Press. Melody by Robert Selzter. Arranged...
Oil on the Brain Comic Ballad Song and Chorus Words and Music by Joseph Eastburn Winner (1865) for General MIDI playb...
Lincoln's Dying Refrain Composed by M. B. Ladd (1865)
Home from the War Words and Music by J. W. Turner. (1865) for General MIDI playback Song and Chorus
The People's Advent To Abraham Lincoln A New Quartette for the Times Words by Gerald Massey Music by James Gowdy Clar...
Uncle Sam's Menanger Union Campaign Song and Chorus Words and Music by J. William Pope. (1864) for General MIDI playba...
The Arkansas Traveller by Mose Case (c1863) for General MIDI playback
McClellan Is the Man Words by Charles Leighton. Music by Henry Cromwell. (1864) for General MIDI playback
Johnny Schmoker A Descriotive Chorus Harmonized and Arranged by Benjamin Franklin Rix (11 Apr 1863) for General MIDI p...
The Substitute Broker Words by John L. Zieber. Arranged for the Piano Forte by Rudolph Wittig. (1864) for General MIDI...
The Patriot's Invocation Words and Music by William B. Brown (1861) for General MIDI playback
Cradle Song of the Soldier's Wife "Baby Sleep, Shadows Creep" Words by Miss Helen Cowper Elliott. Music by Theodore T. B...
General Grant's Grand March by Edward Mack, 1826-1882 (1862) for General MIDI playback
