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SONCS 
 
 The minimum and maximum range of every solo is carefully indicated —notes on the 
 staiT are indicated by capital letters; notes below or above the staff by small letters. 
 
 Allen, Creighton 
 
 Eldorado. Low or Medium in Gm (bs-E>g). 
 
 Andrews, Mark 
 
 Sea Fever. Low in D (a-D) 
 
 Campbell, Vance 
 
 Nine and Ninety Monkeys. Low or Medium in Gm 
 (d-E); High in Cm (G-a) 
 
 .50 
 
 Charles, Ernest 
 
 My Lady Walks in Loveliness. Low in D? (c-EbF); 
 
 High in F (E-ga) 50 
 
 Stampede. Low in Gm (c-D); Medium or High in Bm 
 
 (E-Fi^) 50 
 
 The Sussex Sailor. Low in D (a-D); High in G (d-g) .60 
 
 Clark, Kenneth S. 
 
 The House by the Side of the Road. Low in C (c-EF) ; 
 
 High in E^ (Es-gab) 50 
 
 DeKoven, Reginald 
 
 Armourer's Song. Bass . . . 
 Brown October Ale. Bass. 
 
 .40 
 .40 
 
 DoBSON, Tom 
 
 Cargoes. Low in E> (c-E>) ; High in F (d-F) .50 
 
 Edwards, Clara 
 
 The Fisher's Widow. Low in Am (giid?f-EF); Medium 
 
 or High in Cm (bF?-ga?) 50 
 
 Enders, Harvey 
 
 Hangman, Hangman. Medium in C (c-E) 60 
 
 Trav'lin'. Low or Medium in Ei> (bb-Ebg) 50 
 
 GoRiN, Igor 
 
 Safe by de Lawd. Low in Bb (ga-DE>); Medium in D 
 
 lbc:;-Fsg) 50 
 
 Griffes, Charles T. 
 
 An Old Song Resung. Low in F (c-D); High in A? 
 
 (E>-F) 50 
 
 Zwei Konige sassen auf Orkadal. Two Kings sat to- 
 gether in Orkadal. [German and English texts] 
 Low in Em (b!>-E) 60 
 
 GuiON, David W. 
 
 De Lawd's Baptizin'. Brudda Sin-Killer's Sermon. 
 
 Low in D (a-F) 1 .00 
 
 All Day on the Prairie. Medium in A^ (Ei»-F) 50 
 
 Home on the Range. Low in C (g-BC); Medium Low 
 in E7 (b;7-DE!'); Medium High in F (c-EF); High in 
 G Flat (d>-Fg.j 50 
 
 Sail Away for the Rio Grande. A Chantey from the 
 Chilean Coast. Low in Em (b-DE); High in Gm 
 (d-Fg) 50 
 
 Sea Demons. Medium in Dm (cE-Eg) 50 
 
 HoLLisTER, Carroll 
 
 Rhymes of a Rover. Medium or Low in Et> (c-Ei); 
 
 High in F (d-F) 
 
 HuHN, Bruno 
 
 Courage. Low in Ab (bt>-E!>); High or Medium in C 
 
 (d-g) 
 
 Leoni, Franco 
 
 Tally-Ho! Low in D (ci-D); High in F (E-F) 
 
 Malotte, Albert Hay 
 
 David and Goliath. Medium in Dm (d-F) . . . 
 Sing a Song of Sixpence. Medium in F (c-F). 
 Upstream. Medium in Bbm (c-F) 
 
 Oberbrunner, Carl 
 
 Giuseppe, Da Barber. Mia Carlotta. Low or Mediut 
 in Em (E-E) ; High in Gm (G-g) 
 
 RiCKETT, EDMOND W. 
 
 Diaphenia. Medium or High in E^ (c-F) 
 
 Robertson, R. Ritchie 
 
 The Jolly Roger. Low or Medium in F (c-DF) ; Hig 
 
 in At> lEb-Fal)) 
 
 Scott, John Prindle 
 
 The Old Road. Low in E? (bb-Eb); High in G (d-g). 
 
 Speaks, Oley 
 
 On the Road to Mandalay. Low in Bs (ab-DEb); M 
 dium in C (bi>-EF) ; High in Eb (db-gab) 
 
 Strickland, Lily 
 
 Take What the Desert Offers. Low in Bbm (fab-EbF 
 
 Weaver, Powell 
 
 The Abbot of Derry. Medium or Low in Cm (gb-E' 
 High in Em (bdif-g) 
 
 Wolfe, Jacques 
 
 Cease Firing. Medium in Am (a-F) 
 
 De Glory Road. Medium or Low in Gm (a-F) 
 
 De Hallelujah Rhythm. Low in Dm (a-F) 
 
 Gwine to Hebb'n. Medium or Low in Em (b-E) . . . 
 Sailormen. Low in Dm (abdb-DFif); Medium or H, 
 in Fm (bE-Fa) 
 
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