Index to Kindergarten Songs Including Singing Games and Folk Songs - Margery Closey Quigley

Quack! said the duckling. See Gaynor. Duckling. LL
Quadrille (Swedish) FDM
Quaker courtship. NG
*Queen Mary, Queen Mary. JB
*Queen o' May held court one day. Warren. StN
(Stanley. Queen o' May. StN)
Queen of the May. Gaynor. LL
Queer pussies. Gebauer. HS
Quercy. Carol of the birds. TLB
Quickly from our bed we rise. See Marching, no. 24. PS
Quiet little sunbeam comes through the window clear. See Stetson. Lightbird. HS
Quiet Sabbath morn is here. See Gaynor. Church. SC1

Rabbi Ben Ezra. Hadley. TLB
Rabbit. Froebel. MP
Rabbit. Gurlitt. HMC1
Music only
Race. Koehler. HR
Ragman. Taynor. SC2
Railway. Wiseneder. HR
Rain. Hitte. DM
Rain. St. John. BSS
Rain. Stevenson. CGV
(Fisher. Rain. CGV)
Rain clouds. Hill. SHS
Rain coach. Smith. SL2
Rain fairies. Reinecke. HMC1
Music only
Rain is falling. See Gaynor. November. LL
Rain is raining all around. See Stevenson. Rain. CGV
(Fisher. Rain. CGV)
Rain on the roof. Hill. SHS
*Rain, rain, here again. Tufts. CL
Rain shower. Elliott. SL2
Rain song. Froelich. KC
(Reinecke. Rain song. FC)
Rain song. Mozart. SHS
Rain song. Smith. SL1
(Allen. Song of the rain. WS)
Rainbow. Atkinson. GS
Rainbow. Gaynor. SC1
Rainbow. Neidlinger. ES1
Rainbow. Smith. LCD
*Rainbow children have come to town. Gregory. EL
Rainbow song. Walker. WS
Raindrop is a little thing. See Tufts. Trifles. CL
Raindrops. Larned. HS
Raindrops. Mendelssohn. HMC1
Music only
Raindrops. Verdi. GS
(Elliott. Rainshowers. SL2)
Raining. HR
*Raining! raining! sang the sparrow. Smith. LCD
Rainshowers. Elliott. SL2
(Verdi. Raindrops. GS)
Rainy day. Neidlinger. SSS
Rainy day good morning. Hill. SHS
Ramsay. Armies in the fire. SF
—— Autumn fire. SF
(Wells. Autumn fires. EL)
—— Bed in summer. SF
For other composers see Stevenson. Bed in summer.
—— Good and bad children. SF
—— Hayloft. SF
(Bell. Hayloft. LBS)
—— In port. SF
—— My kingdom. SF
—— My ship and I. SF
(Stanford. My ship and I. SS)
—— Nest eggs. SF
—— Northwest passage—good-night. SF
—— Picture books in winter. SF
(Bell. Pictures in winter. LBS)
—— Shadow march. SF
—— Swing. SF
For other composers see Stevenson. Swing.
—— Where go the boats? SF
For other composers see Stevenson. Where go the boats?
—— Wind. SF
For other composers see Stevenson. Wind.
Ramsay. Windy nights. SF
For other composers see Stevenson. Windy nights.
Randegger. At night. TC
—— Morning prayer. SL1
—— Prayer. KC
(Randegger. Song of thanks. EL)
—— Song of thanks. EL
(Randegger. Prayer. KC)
Ranged in rows. Wiebe. KC
Ranged in two long facing rows. See Wiebe. Ranged in rows. KC
Rataplan. Reinecke. FC—HR
(Reinecke. Marching song (Rataplan.) KC)
Rap, rap, rap, rap, how the shingles snap. See Hubbard. Nailor. MSG
Reach out your hands. See Wiggin. Ball song, no. 1. KC
Reading. Dulce domum. TLB
—— Oh, come, all ye faithful. TLB
Reap the flax. BFD
Reapers. Gayrhos. HMC1
Music only
Reapers. Kies. MSL
Reaper's dance. Oehmler. HMC2
Music only
Reaping the flax. KK
Reason why. Brown. WS
Recipe for a valentine. Gaynor. SC1
Recessional. Huss. TLB
Red and speckled lady bug. See Gaynor. Lady bug. SC2
Red and white. Terhune. CC
Red Sarafan. EFS
*Red, white and blue. Atkinson. GS
Reed. Bell-ringer. TGS
—— Christmas. HS—TGS
—— Cloudy day. TGS
—— First gift exercises. TGS
—— Fishes. TGS
—— Froebel's birthday. HS
—— Garden bed. TGS
—— Good morning song. TGS
—— Good-bye song. TGS
—— Kite. TGS
(Variant: Hurd. Kite. PTS)
(Adapted from Froebel. Lengthwise, crosswise. MP)
(Variant: Hubbard. Target. MSG)
—— Lullaby. TGS
—— Mill. TGS (Reinecke. Mill-wheel. SM)
—— Missing ball. TGS
—— Morning thanksgiving. HS
—— Mystery man. TGS
—— Our land. HS—TGS
—— Pebble game. TGS
—— Postman. HS
—— Skating game. TGS
—— Sleepy leaves. HS—TGS
—— Surprise. TGS
—— Table exercise for attention. TGS
—— Two little windows. TGS
—— Wonderful bag. TGS
Reel (Danish). FDM
Music only
Reel (Finnish). FDM
Music only
Regiment. Gaynor. LL
Regimental march. FS
Reichardt. Heather rose. RCS
For other composers see Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein
Reinecke. Another birthday song. FC
—— Barcarole. FC
(Duck dance. BG)
(Fairy ship. BB)
(Reinecke. I saw a ship a sailing. HR)
(Ship a-sailing. EL)
—— Barley brownie. FC
—— Beckoning the pigeons. SM
—— Birds and angels. FC
—— Birds of passage. FC
—— Birdie's burial. FC
—— Birthday song. SL1
(Reinecke. Mother's birthday song, No. 1. FC)
—— Birthday song. SL2
—— Blue-bell and the flowers. FC
—— Boy and the wren. RCS
(Reinecke. George's song. FC)
—— Broom and the rod. FC
—— Carriage to ride in. FC
—— Child and the cuckoo. FC
—— Christmas at the door. FC—HR—SL1
—— Christmas hymn. FC
—— Christmas song. FC
—— Daisy. SL1
—— Dancing song. FC
(Froelich. Dancing song. HR)
—— Doll's cradle song. FC
—— Dragonfly in the sunshine. HMC1
Music only
—— Dream. HMC1
Music only
—— Evening prayer. FC—HR—SL1
—— Evening star. FC
—— Evening star. RCS
—— Fairy. FC
—— Farmer. SL2
—— Field daisy. FC
—— Finger piano. SM
—— First Christmas. GS
(Morton. First Christmas. HS—WS)
—— Five in a row. SL2—SM
—— Flower song. SM
—— Forget-me-not. FC—SL1
(Jacob. Forget-me-not. WS)
—— Forming the ring. WS
—— George's song. FC
(Reinecke. Boy and the wren. RCS)
—— God the Father in Heaven. FC
—— Good King Arthur. FC
(Gaynor. King Arthur. LL)
(King Arthur. CBO)
—— Good old cock. FC
—— Guessing the singer. SM
—— Hark, hark, like the lark. SL1
—— Hiding game. SM
—— How it looks in the mill. FC
—— How Johnnie and Polly shake the apples. FC
—— Hurdy gurdy. HMC1
Music only
—— I saw a ship a sailing. HR
(Duck dance. BG)
(Fairy ship. BB)
(Reinecke. Barcarole. FC)
(Ship a-sailing. EL)
—— In the mill. HMC1
Music only
—— Little gardener. SM
—— Longing for spring. RCS
—— Mamma and the baby. FC
—— Marching song. KC
—— Marching song. (Rataplan.)
(Reinecke. Rataplan. FC—HR)
—— Marionetts. HMC1
Music only
—— Mill. FC
(Adaptation, in SL1)
—— Millwheel. SM
(Reed. Mill. TGS)
—— Morning hymn. KC
—— Morning prayer. FC—SL1
—— Morning prayer. SL2
—— Mother love. RCS
—— Mother's birthday. FC
(Reinecke. Birthday song. SL1)
—— My mother's eye. FC
—— Partner, so merry. SL2
—— Peace of night. FC—FS
—— Poor linnet in the hedge. FC
—— Rain song. FC
—— Rataplan. FC—HR
(Reinecke. Marching song. (Rataplan.) KC)
—— Santa Claus. SL2
—— Schnick schnack. RCS
—— Serenade. FC
—— Sicillian. HMC2
Music only
—— Sir Spring's concert. FC
—— Sleighing song. SL2
—— Snowflakes. HR
—— Snowwhite. FC
—— Spin, lassie, spin. SL2
(Reinecke. Spinning song. FC—RCS)
—— Spinning song. FC—RCS
(Reinecke. Spin, lassie, spin. SL2)
—— Stork, stork, stander. FC
(Reinecke. Stork, stork, stanley. RCS)
—— Sunshine. HR
—— Tick tack. SM
—— To the evening star. FC
—— To the humblebee. FC
—— To the nightingale. FC
—— Toyman of Nuremberg. FC
—— Up yonder on the mountain. FC
—— Violet. FC—RCS—SL1—WS
(Kies. Violet. MSL)
(Schults. Violet. FC—KC—MSL—RCS—SL1—WS)
(Violet. KC)
—— Visit. SM
—— Weaving song. HR
—— When mother was ill. FC
—— When the little children sleep. FC—KC
—— Who has the whitest lambkins? FC—KC
(Moon and the stars. PS)
(White lambkins. HR)
Reinhold. Boat song. HMC1
Music only
—— Brownies. HMC2
Music only
—— Fairy steps. HMC2
Music only
—— Gnomes. HMC1
Music only
—— March of Fingall's men. HMC2
Music only
—— War song. HMC2
Music only
Reissmann. Waking flowers. RCS
Remember the glories of Brien, the brave. See Brien, the brave. TLB
Remembrance. Saleza. FS
Resch. "Secret love." KM
*Rest in the Lord. Mendelssohn. TLB
Rest song. Kies. MSL
Rest thee now. Schubert. RCS
(Schubert. Softly sleep thou. FS)
Rest thee, rest thee. See Schubert. Rest thee now. RCS
(Schubert. Softly sleep thou. FS)
Retour. See Marie Antoinette. Return. FS
Return. Marie Antoinette. FS
Return ball. Loomis. HMC2
Music only
Return of the birds. Nevin. TC
Rheinlaender. FDM
Music only
Rhythm game. Gaynor. SC1
Rhythmic measure, gives us pleasure. See Equal measure. HR
(Variant: Marching song, no. 25. PS)
Rich. Easter song. HS
Richards. At Easter time WS
—— Baby bo. StN
—— Church. SM
—— December. NS
—— Happy brothers and sisters. SM
—— Hymn for a child. NS
—— Little gardener. SM
—— Little John Bottlejohn. StN
—— Naming the fingers. SM
—— Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN
—— Shadow rabbit. SM
—— Song of the shark. StN
—— Valentine. StN
Richter. May dancing song. HR
*Riddle-cum-riddle. Smith. LCD
*Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross. Elliott. MG
(Banbury Cross. OYA)
Rider. Berry. KC
Rider on the rockinghorse. Loeschhorn. HMC1
Music only
Riders five on steeds so gay. See Smith. Five riders and good child. SL1
Riding on the rail. Ingraham. StN
(Bartlett. Riding on the rail. StN)
Rieff. Christmas song. KC
—— Christmas tree march. KC
Riego's hymn. FS
*Right, left, together. Fischer. HR
Rigs o'marlow. NEB1
Riley. Grasshopper green. LL
—— Mad tea party. LL
—— My valentine. LL
—— Pussy willow. LL
Ring. Boating song. SC1
Ring. Elliott. SL2
*Ring a ring of roses, a pocket full of posies. JB—LBS
(Variant: Ring around the rosie. NG)
*Ring around a rosy sweet. USI
Ring around the posy bed. Smith. SL1
Ring around the rosie. NG
(Ring a ring of roses. JB—LBS)
Ring, glad bells. Herron. WS
Ring, kling, ling, ling. See Reinecke. Christmas at the door. HR
Ring made of seven pretty girls. See Seven pretty girls. KK
*Ring, merry Christmas bells. Jenks. EL
*Ring out, wild bells. TLB
Ring, ring, ring, ring, merry bells. See Hitte. Merry Christmas bells. DM
Ring! ring! ye bells of Christmas. Funkhouser. FSK
Ring, ring, ye merry bells. See Rust. Froebel's birthday song. EL
Ring song. Hurd. PTS
Ring song. Sheehan. OSM
Ring song, no. 1. Weber. KC
Ring song, no. 2. KC
Ring song, no. 3-6. Wiggin. KC
Ring song, no. 7. Smith. KC
Ringel Tanz. BB
Ripe apples. Cole. CM
Ripened leaves. Knowlton. NS
*Rippling, purling little river. RCS
(Gilchrist. Rippling, purling little river. SM)
(Mozart. Rippling, purling. HR)
Rippling, sparkling in the sun. See Reinecke. Finger piano. SM
Rischart. Now welcome to the new-born year. HR
*Rise crowned with light. Lvoff. TLB
Rittmeyer. Night song. TLB
*River, river, tell me pray. Gaynor. SC1
Robbers. Parker. TLB
Robert of Lincoln. Conrade. GS
Robin. Tufts. CL
Robin Adair. EFS
Robin Redbreast. BSS
Robin Redbreast. Bacon. EL
Robin Redbreast. Gaynor. SC1
Robin Redbreast. Kuecken. HR
Robin, robin redbreast, hopping in the snow. See Gaynor. Robin Redbreast. SC1
Robin, robin redbreast, how your voice does ring. See Robin Redbreast. BSS
*Robin, robin redbreast, swinging on the bough. Mather. WS
Robins and pussy willow. Brewster. BSS
Robins in the tree top. See Warren. Marjorie's almanac. StN
Robin's nest. Funkhouser. FSK
Robin's song. Neidlinger. SSS
Rock-a-bye baby on the tree top. See Cole. Rock-a-bye baby. CM
(Bingham. Rock-a-bye baby.)
(Hubbard. Rock-a-bye baby. MSG)
(Rock-a-bye baby. HR)
(Smith. Rock-a-bye baby. SL2)
Rock-a-bye baby, see the leaves grow. See Atkinson. Cradle song. SV
*Rock-a-bye baby, the moon is a cradle. Parry. TC
(Seeboeck. Rock-a-bye baby. TC)
(Wills. Rock-a-bye baby. EL)
Rock-a-bye baby up in the tree top. See Knowlton. In the tree top. NS
(Clarke. In the tree top. StN)
Rock-a-bye baby, upon the tree top, when the bow bends. See Rock-a-bye baby, on the tree top.
*Rock-a-bye lady from the Hush-a-bye Street. Gilchrist. FSC
Rock-a-bye, lullaby, bees in the clover. Allen. Lullaby. StN
(Fairlamb. Lullaby. StN)
Rock-a-way, rock-a-way, here we go. See Elliott. Rockinghorse. SL2
Rock the baby. See Neidlinger. Rocking baby. SSS
Rocking baby. Neidlinger. SSS
Rocking-horse. Elliott. SL2
Rocking-horse. Pollen. HMC2
Music only
Rocking-horse. Tufts. FS
Rocking the cradle. Montz. IMS
Rockwell. Marching song for Froebel's birthday. KC
Rodes. KK
Rodney. NEB2
Roeckel. Day is dying. TLB
—— Madelene. TLB
Roelofson. Swing song. EL
For other composers see Stevenson. Swing.
Roeske. All for baby. PFP
—— Caterpillar. PFP
—— Counting lesson. PFP
—— Five little mice. PFP
—— Hen and chickens. PFP
—— How the corn grew. PFP
—— Lamb. PFP
—— Little boy's walk. PFP
—— Little plant. PFP
—— Making bread. PFP
—— Making butter. PFP
—— Merry little men. PFP
—— Mill. PFP
—— Mrs. Pussy's dinner. PFP
—— Pigs. PFP
—— Planting of the apple tree. HS
—— Santa Claus. PFP
—— Sparrow. PFP
—— Squirrel. PFP
—— Wind-flowers. HS
—— World. EL
Rogers. Hope of the nation. KM
—— March. KM
Roll call. Hubbard. MSG
Roll on, roll on, you restless waves. See Hubbard. Waves on the sea-shore. MSG
*Roll over, come back. Hubbard. MSG
*Roll the ball. Hubbard. MSG
Rollicking Robin. Knowlton. NS
Rolling and rolling. See Elliott. Cart-wheel. SL2
(Walker. Cartwheel song. WS)
Rolling home. NEB2
Rolling the hoop. Scharwenka. HMC2
Music only
Roly-poly caterpillar. See Smith. Caterpillar. LCD
Roly-poly honey bee. See Burdett. Summer song. StN
Roman soldiers. JB
Root. Child and the tree. SV
—— Christmas song. SV
(Bingham. Why do bells for Christmas ring? BM)
—— Dancing song. SV
—— Flag song. SV
—— Salute. GS
—— Sunshine song. SV
—— Wind song. SV
Rose-bush. Hubbard. MSG
Rose-bush has a baby. See Neidlinger. Rose-bush's baby. SSS
Rose-bush's baby. Neidlinger. SSS
Rose of Allandale. TLB
Rose song. Parker. TC
Roses are waking. See Commencement song. TLB
Rosetti. January. NS
Rossini. Bring blossoms sweet. GS
—— Sleighing. HR
—— Stars and posies. GS
*Rosy apple, lemon, or a pear. JB
*Rosy, my posy. Hailmann. HR
Rothe Sarafan. See Titoff. Flicker, flicker, firesprite. FS (Music: Tasting. KC)
Rough riders. Seeboeck. HMC2
Music only
Round and round. HR
Round and round and round we go a tripping-oh! See Gaynor. Dancing song. LL
*Round and round it goes. Hubbard. MSG
(Conrade. Millwheel. GS)
(Millwheel. EL)
Round and round, round and round. See Ball song. (Motion.) EL
Round and round, round and round. See Valentine. Goldfish. VBD
Round and round, the millwheels turn. See Round and round. HR
*Round and round the village. BG—HC—JB—USI
(Go round and round the valley. NG)
Round and round, we're slowly winding. See Froebel. Winding. HR
Round and round we're lightly pacing. See Guessing game. HR
Round game. Gaynor. LL
Round goes the ball in ev'ry place. See Hurd. Ball song (Spinning.) EL
Round, on the diatonic scale. Goodban. RCS
Round, round, wind the clock. See Gaynor. Winding the clock. SC1
*Round the corn stocks see us winding. JB
Rowing. Guglielmo. FS
Royal conqueror. Martin. MSL
*Roy's horse enjoys a gallop. FS
Ru, ri, ru, ri, going o'er the mountain. See Going over the mountain. USI
Rub-a-dub-dub. Gaynor. SC1
Rub! scrub! rub-a-dub-dub! See Hill. Washing and ironing. SHS
Rubinstein. Melody in F. HMC1
Music only
—— Trot de cavalerie. HMC2
Music only
Rumbling down the alleys. See Gaynor. Ragman. SC2
Run. Montz. IMS
*Run, little rivulet, run. Boott. RCS—WS
(Bertini. Little rivulet. HR)
Run, run, run. Concone. HMC2
Music only
Run, run, run! oh, what jolly fun! See Hering. Little pony. HR
Running a race. PS
Russell. Autumn song. HS
Russian lullaby. TLB
(Little Cossack. FS)
Russian dance melody. HMC2
Music only
Rust. Boat. EL
—— Bucket song. EL
—— Child-land echoes with music. EL
—— Duck game. EL
—— Froebel's birthday song. EL
—— Froebel's favorite hymn. EL
—— God sends his bright spring sun. EL
(Smith. God sends his bright spring sun. SL1)
—— Happy greetings. EL
—— Pleasant weather. EL
—— Seasons. EL
—— Summer shower. EL
—— Thanksgiving song. EL
—— There was once a little birdie. EL
(Cornwell. There was once a little birdie. EL)
(Frost. Birdie's song. WS)

Saar. My brigantine. TLB
Sabbath morn is dawning. See Damrosch. Lord's day. StN
Sacrifice. EFS
*Safe stronghold. Luther. FS
(Luther. Ein' feste Burg. TLB)
(Luther. Mighty fortress. EFS)
Sah ein Knab' ein Roeslein stehn. See Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein. BSS—FS—RCS
For composers see Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein.
Said a very small wren. See Bartlett. Wren and the hen. StN
(Molloy. Wren and the hen. StN)
Said a very young crow. See Neidlinger. Two crows. SSS
Said the boy to the brook that was rippling away. See Sawyer. Boy and the brook. EL
Said the clouds to the sun. See Cole. What can you do? TC
Said the leaves on the branches. See Knowlton. Ripened leaves. NS
Sail. Gaynor. LL
Sailing at high tide. NG
Sailing in the boat when the tide runs high. See Sailing at high tide. NG
Sailing o'er a summer sea. Denza. EFS
(Denza. Funiculi, funicula. FS)
(Denza. Merry life. TLB)
Sailor. Gaynor. SC1
Sailor boy. Pollock. HR
(Hubbard. Swing cradle, swing. MSG)
Sailor, tell me, over the ocean. See Marie Antoinette. Return. FS
Sailors. Sawyer. EL
Sailor's song. Schumann. HMC1
Music only
St. Edmund. Sullivan. TLB
St. Gregory. Barnby. TLB
St. John. Butterfly. BSS
—— Pussy willows. BSS
—— Rain. BSS
—— Sing, sing, lily bells ring. BSS
St. Patrick's day. See Jig. BFD
"St. Patrick's day" See Jig (Irish) FDM
Music only
St. Paul's steeple. CBO
St. Valentine's day Shedd. HS
Saint Valentine's day will soon be here. See Gaynor. Valentines. SC2
Saleza. Remembrance. FS
Sally in our alley. Marzials. CPP
Sally Luker. NEB1
Sally Waters. JB
Salute. Root. GS
Salute to the flag. Gaynor. SC2
Same old road. Neidlinger. ES2
Sampler. Terhune. CC
Sanctissima. See Work. FS
Sandman. Finch. HS
Sandman. Gaynor. LL
Sandman. Taubert. RCS
Sands of Dee. TLB
Sangster. Call of the crow. NS
—— Hymn for national holiday. NS
—— Litany. NS
—— Little fairy. NS
—— Merry wind. NS
—— Patriotic hymn. NS
—— Ripened leaves. NS
Santa Claus. Brown. EL
Santa Claus. Conrade. GS
Santa Claus. Reinecke. SL2
Santa Claus. Roeske. PFP
Santa Claus, dear Santa Claus, I wonder if you know. See Conrade. Santa Claus. GS
Santa Claus is coming children! See Schwartz. Christmas song. BSS
Santa Lucia. EFS—FS—TLB
(Now neath the silver moon. EFS—TLB)
(See where the star of eve. FS)
Sap has begun to flow. Smith. SL2
Saraband. HMC2
Music only
Sartorio. Albumleaf. HMC2
Music only
Saville. Pigeon's flight. HS
—— Song of thanks. HS
Saw, saw, saw, make the boards fit. See Hill. Busy carpenters. SHS
Sawing game. WS
(Hubbard. Sawing game. MSG)
(Sawyer. PS)
(Stangenberger. Sawyer. HR)
Sawyer. Alder by the river. EL
(Strachauer. Alder by the river. WS)
—— April shower. EL
—— Boy and the brook. EL
—— Chickadee. EL
—— Child's inquiry. EL
—— Coasting song. WS
—— Come let us live with our children. EL
—— Duck game. EL
—— Easter carol. EL
—— First Christmas. EL
—— Good-bye to the flowers. WS
(Mendelssohn. Child's good-bye. HR)
—— Greeting to the spring. EL
—— Lady moon. WS
(Hubbard. Lady moon. MSG)
—— Little ball, passing along. WS
—— New moon. WS
—— Old English carol. EL
—— Pussy willow. WS
—— Sailors. EL
—— Snow balls. EL
—— Snowflake. EL
—— Waits. EL
—— What the little things said. WS
—— While shepherds watched their flocks by night. EL
—— Wind. EL
(Bertini. I am the wind. HR)
(Cornwell. Wind. EL)
(Hubbard. I am the wind. MSG)
Sawyer. Stangenberger. HR
(Hubbard. Sawing game. MSG)
(Sawing game. WS)
(Sawyer. PS)
*Say, bonnie lassie. JB
Say, busy bee, whither now are you going? See Busy workers. HR
(Bees. MSG)
Say, can you see? See Key. Star spangled banner. EFS—FS—GS—MSG
Say, can you tell what the sweet birds are singing? See Twilight and dawn. SHS
Say, have you heard of the sing-away bird? StN
Say, Mr. Cube, what now are you hiding? See Cube song, no. 1. EL
Saying good-night. Smith. LCD
Says birdie: Wee-tee, wee-tee. See Reinecke. Birds of passage. FC
Scale songs. Cole. CM
Scarecrow. BB
Scenes from the circus. Hollaender. HMC2
Music only
Schaefermaedchen weidete. See Shepherdess and the cuckoo. RCS
Scharwenka. Rolling the hoop. HMC2
Music only
Schilling. Wonderful tree. WS
Schlaf' ein, mein suesses Kind. See Taubert. Sleep, thou, my darling. RCS
Schlaf' in gute Ruh? See Dream-baby. FS
*Schlaf, Kindlein, schlaf. BB
(Sleep, darling, sleep. RCS)
Schlaf, kindlein, schlaf. See Sleep, baby, sleep. FS—RCS
Schlafe, schlafe, holder suesser Knabe. See Schubert. Rest thee now. RCS
(Schubert. Softly sleep thou. FS)
Schlager. Who taught the bird? HR
Schlesinger. Bronze, brown eyes. StN
Schneckenberger. Watch by the Rhine. EFS—FS
Schnecker. June. TLB
—— Song of Illyrian peasants. TLB
*Schnick, schnack, dud'l sack, children gaily dancing. Reinecke. RCS
Schoenefeld. Learning to dance. HMC2
Music only
—— Little elf. HMC2
Music only
—— Postillion. HMC1
Music only
—— Silver fishes. HMC1
Music only
—— Tally-ho. HMC1
Music only
—— Top. HMC1
Music only
—— Turkish march. HMC2
Music only
Schubert. Heather rose. RCS
(Reichardt. Heather rose. RCS)
(Schubert. Hedge roses. FS)
(Schubert. Wild rose. BSS)
—— Hedge roses. FS
(Reichardt. Heather rose. RCS)
(Schubert. Heather rose. RCS)
(Schubert. Wild rose. BSS)
—— Impromptu. KM
—— Miller's flowers. FS
—— Rest thee now. RCS
(Schubert. Softly sleep thou. FS)
—— Softly sleep thou. FS
(Schubert. Rest thee now. RCS)
—— Wild rose. BSS
(Reichardt. Heather rose. RCS)
(Schubert. Heather rose. RCS)
(Schubert. Hedge roses. FS)
—— Winter song. WS
Schuckburgh. Independence Day. HS
Schultz. Violet. FC—KC—MSL—RCS—SL1—WS
(Kies. Violet. MSL)
(Reinecke. Violet. FC—RCS—SL1—WS)
(Violet. KC)
Schulz. Blossom, pretty flower. RCS
Schumann. Bird-game. KC
—— Birthday march. HMC2
Music only
—— Cradle song. HMC1
Music only
—— Guardian angels. FS
—— Hunting song. HMC1
Music only
—— Joyous peasant. HMC2
Music only
—— Lady bird. FS
—— Lord in thy great, thy glorious name. TLB
—— Lost chicken. FS
—— Morning song. HMC1
Music only
—— Papillon. HMC1
Music only
—— Sailor's song. HMC1
Music only
—— Soldiers march. HMC2
Music only
—— Wild horseman. HMC1
Music only
Schwartz. Christmas song. BSS
—— Flag. BSS
—— Indian lullaby. BSS
—— Mother's birthday. BSS
—— Oh! tell me the tone that the cricket sings. BSS
Schytte. In the mill. HMC1
Music only
—— Shadow. HMC2
Music only
—— Styrian dance. HMC2
Music only
Scissors grinder. Hubbard. MSG
Scissors grinder. Knowlton. HMC1
Music only
Scissors grinder. Knowlton. NS
Scollard. November. NS
Scotch reel. BFD
*Scotland's burning. FS—LL—OYA
*Scots, wha hae wi' Wallace bled! Burns. EFS
Scott. Annie Laurie. EFS—FS—TLB
—— Love wakes and weeps. TLB
—— O hush, thee, my baby. FS
Scythe movement. Montz. IMS
Sea breeze. FS
Sea garden. Neidlinger. ES2
Sea is a jovial comrade. See Kauffman. Wind and sea. TLB
Sea shanties. NEB2
Sea song. Neidlinger. ES1
Searching for some simple thing. See Neidlinger. Beginning. ES2
Seasons. Brown. EL
Seasons. Hubbard. MSG
Seasons. Hurd. PTS
Season's work is over. See Koehler. Good-bye song. HR
Second gift song. Wiggin. KC
Second ring song. Mozart. SHS
Secret love. Resch. KM
Sedan chair. Terhune. CC
*See, amid the winter's snow. TLB
See, here is grandmamma. See Wiggin. Family finger play. KC
See how our hammer swings. See Blacksmith. KC
See how the lovely fishes swim. See Kohl. Little fish. HR
(Fishes. PS)
See how the sparkling fishes gleam. See Fishes. PS
(Kohl. Little fish. HR)
See how within the shallow stream. See Hubbard. Fishes, No. 19. MSG
See it go, see it go, not too fast and not too slow. See Pendulum. PS
See, millions of bright raindrops. WS
See my little ball. See Lullaby ball song. KC
See, my bird has built a nest. See Hailmann. Bird's nest. HR
(Variant: Hubbard. See my little birdie's nest. MSG)
See my little birdie's nest. Hubbard. MSG
(Variant: Hailmann. Bird's nest. HR)
See my dog, nice old Carl. See Cole. My dog, Carl. CM
See my pigeon-house, so high! See Kohl. Pigeon-house. SM
See my soldiers. See Neidlinger. Tin soldiers. SSS
See our bright beautiful dresses. See Gaynor. Autumn leaves. GS
See our cards all in a row. See Hailmann. Sewing. HR
See our Maypole filled with flowers. See Hubbard. Maypole song. MSG
See our pretty birdie fly. See Seidel. Folded pigeon and pigeon house. HR
See-saw. Gaynor. SC1
See-saw. Hubbard. MSG
See-saw. Knowlton. HMC2
Music only
See-saw. Neidlinger. SSS
*See-saw, Margery Daw. LBS
(Elliott. See-saw, Margery Daw. MG)
See-saw, Margery Daw. See Margery Daw. BB
See-saw, Margery Daw has lost her way to London town. See Smeltzer. Marjorie Daw. SZ
*See saw, up and down. HR
See the banner waving o'er us. See Schwartz. Flag. BSS
See the blacksmiths so active and brawny. See Mozart. Horseshoeing. HR
*See the bunny sleeping. JB
See the busy farmer. See Gaynor. Song of the loaf of bread. SC1
See the carpenter! all the day he works away. See Hubbard. Oh! see the carpenter. MSG
(Froebel. Carpenter. MP)
See the cheerful carpenter. See Carpenter. KC
See the cheerful postman coming. See Hailmann. Postman. HR
*See the chickens round the gate. Hubbard. MSG
(Conrade. Chickens round the gate. GS)
(Seidell. Chickens round the gate. GS)
See the children on our ring joining in our song. See Mozart. Second ring song. SHS
See the children swinging. See Cole. Scale song, no. 4. CM
See the fishes in the brook. See Hubbard. Fishes, no. 20. MSG
See the fly buzzing by. See Gaynor. Fly. SC1
See the gate! it opens wide. See Froebel. Farmyard. SM
*See the gospel light is shining. Kies. MSL
See the light. Hubbard. MSG
(Froebel. Little window. MP)
(Wiggin. Window. KC)
See the little doggie run. See Cole. Little doggie. CM
*See the little hands go clip. JB
See the little table here. See Smith. Setting the table. SL2
*See the little window bright. See Froebel. Little window. MP
(Hubbard. Oh! see the light. MSG)
(Wiggin. Window. KC)
See the neat little clock. See Clock. HR
See the pretty bunny. See Neidlinger. Bunny. SSS
See the pretty little birdies. See Cole. Little birdies. CM
See the pretty pussy willows. See St. John. Pussy willows. BSS
See the pretty snow-flakes falling. See Messengers from cloudland. BSS
*See the pretty valentines. Hill. HS
See the pussy willows peeping. See Brown. Welcome to the pussy willows. EL
See the rabbit running, skipping. See Froebel. Rabbit. MP
See the red tops in the clover. See Smith. Mowing song. SL1
See the regiment passing by! See Gaynor. Regiment. LL
See the ripples in the water. See Gaynor. Boating, no. 2. SC2
*See the rosy morn appearing. Shield. TLB
See the sailor toiling. See Sawyer. Sailor. EL
See the shining dew drops. See Wiggin. God is ever good. KC
See the sky is glowing. See Smith. Morning hymn. LCD
*See the snow is falling. Hubbard. MSG
(Hailmann. Oh, see the snow. HR)
(Walker. Snow. WS)
See the snow, the falling snow. See Hailmann. Oh, see the snow. HR
(Hubbard. See the snow is falling fast. MSG)
(Walker. Snow. WS)
See the tiny fishes dart. See Gaynor. Fishes. SC1
See the trees all in a row. See Heerwart. Trees. HR—KC—SM
See the waterwheel go round. See Waterwheel. PS
See the windmill. See Stangenberger. Windmill. HR
(Windmill. PS—WS)
See the window I have here. See Beethoven. Little window. HR
See this shining skating pond. See Koehler. Skating. HR
See us now as we go by. See Threading the needle. EL
See us sawing. See Hubbard. See-saw. MSG
*See what a pretty little girl. JB
See what a wonderful garden is here. See DeKoven. Little-oh-dear. FSC
See what a pretty sheep we've got. See Shepherdess. HC
See where the star of eve. See Cottrau. Santa Lucia. FS
(Now neath the silver moon. EFS—TLB)
Seeboeck. On the railroad train. HMC1
Music only
—— Rock-a-bye. TC
(Parry. Rock-a-bye baby. TC)
(Willis. Rock-a-bye baby. EL)
—— Rough riders. HMC2
Music only
—— Shepherd. HMC1
Music only
—— Threshers. HMC1
Music only
—— Winter sports. HMC2
Music only
Seed song. Sheehan. OSM
Seeds and flowers are sleeping sound. See Hill. Nature's Easter song. SHS
Seeds of love. Marzials. CPP
Seeds; or, Flowers unfolding. Montz. IMS
Seeing. Hubbard. MSG
(Guessing game, no. 32. PS)
(When we're playing together. WS)
(Wiggin. Guessing game. KC)
See. Meissner. ASC
Seeing game. Wiggin. KC
Seek the Saviour early, children dear. See Martin. Morning song. MSL
Seems to me the whole world's singing. See Neidlinger. Endless song. TLB
Seidel. Folded pigeon and pigeon-house. HR
—— Four seasons. HR
—— Joiner. HR
(Froebel. Joiner. MP)
(Hubbard. Zish! zish! zish. MSG)
(Joiner. PS)
—— New Year. HR
—— See the chickens round the gate. HR
(Conrade. Chickens and the gate. GS)
(Hubbard. See the chickens round the gate. MSG)
—— Thank you, pretty cow. HR
(Cole. Pretty cow. CM)
(Smith. Thank you, pretty cow. SL1)
(Tufts. Thank you, pretty cow. CL)
—— Venturesome children. HR
—— Windmill. HR
(Heerwart. Windmill. KC)
Selling fruit. Hailmann. HR
(Hailmann. Ball play. KC)
September. Conrade. GS
(Knowlton. September. NS)
(McLellan. September. EL)
Sequel to an old story. Knowlton. NS
Serenade. Reinecke. FC
Set of games. Gaynor. SC2
Setting the table. Smith. SL2
Seven brothers. LBS
Seven game. JB
Seven great towns of Greece. See Homer. RCS
Seven little fairies came. See Walker. Rainbow song. WS
Seven pretty girls. KK
Seven ships sailing on a milky sea. See Neidlinger. Bowl of bread and milk. SSS
Seven times one. BSS
Seward. Hurrah for the sleigh bells. EL
Sewing. Hailmann. HR
Sewing machine. Montz. IMS
Sewing song. WS
Sewing song. Pettibone. SC1
Sewing song. Smith. SL2
Shadow. Schytte. HMC2
Music only
Shadow march. Stevenson. SF
(Ramsay. Shadow march. SF)
Shadow rabbit. Froebel. SM
Shadows. Neidlinger. ES2
Shadows creeping along the sky. See Smith. Birdling's goodnight to the stars. SL2
Shakespeare. Blow, blow, thou winter wind. TLB
—— Mid-summer night's dream. TLB
—— Who is Silvia? TLB
*Shall I show you how the farmer? RCS
(Can you show me how the farmer? JB)
(Farmer. LBS)
(Farmer. PS)
(Farmer and the housewife. KK)
(Froebel. Farmer. SM)
(Koehler. Farmer. HR)
Shall I sing you a song that tells you how our farmers of old did their sowing? See Sowing song. KK.
Shall I tell you I spilled the ink? See Brewster. Dotty and the clock. BSS
Shall I tell you how the farmer sows his barley and wheat? See Farmer. LBS
(Can you show me how the farmer? JB)
(Farmer. PS)
(Froebel. Farmer. SM)
(Koehler. Farmer. HR)
(Shall I show you how the farmer? RCS)
*Shall I tell you how we sew in our garden? LBS
Shall we show you how the carpenter? See Hurd. Labor game. PTS
Shall we show you how the farmer? See Froebel. Farmer. SM
(Farmer. LBS)
(Farmer. PS)
(Farmer and the housewife. KK)
(Koehler. Farmer. HR)
(Can you show me how the farmer? JB)
(Shall I show you how the farmer? RCS)
Shaw. Columbia, the gem of the ocean. GS
She's an old spinster. See Day's far spent. JB
Shean Trews. (Whistle o'er the leaves o't). FDM
Music only
Sheehan. April showers. OSM
—— At Easter tide. OSM
—— Butterfly and rose bud. OSM
—— Good-bye song. OSM
—— Good morning song. OSM
—— Lark. OSM
—— Mothers' lullaby babies. OSM
—— My garden flowers. OSM
—— Playtime ring song. OSM
—— Ring song. OSM
—— Seed song. OSM
—— Spring is here. OSM
—— Spring morning prayer. OSM
—— To the wild flowers. OSM
Sheep. Cole. CM
(Hill. Children and the sheep. SHS)
(Marie Antoinette. Children and the sheep. SHS)
Sheep. Neidlinger. ES1
Sheep. Smith. LCD
Shell. Smith. LCD
Shelley. Noël, noël, the Christ is born. WS
—— Tonight. TLB
*Shenandoah, I long to hear you. NEB2
Shepherd. Seeboeck. HMC1
Music only
*Shepherd leads his flock. Kies. MSL
*Shepherd of tender youth. Gaynor. TLB
Shepherd maiden. FS
(Bergere. BB)
(Shepherdess. RCS)
Shepherdess. HC
Shepherdess. RCS
(Bergere. BB)
(Shepherd maiden. FS)
Shepherdess and the cuckoo. RCS
Shepherdess so faithful. See Shepherdess. RCS
(Bergere. BB)
(Shepherdess. RCS)
Shepherd's hay. NEB1
Shepherds were watching their sheep thru' the night. See Watching the flocks. GS
Sherman. Dewdrops. CM
—— Hide and seek. EL
—— July. NS
—— Kite time. NS
—— Snowbird. NS
Sherwood. Around the Maypole. HS
—— Baby's calendar. HS
—— Christmas, merry Christmas. HS
—— Good advice. HS
—— Leaves, flowers and fruit. HS
—— Little boy's walk in winter. HS
—— May day invitation. HS
—— New Year greeting. HS
—— Our fir-tree. HS
—— Soldiers true. HS
—— Song for the prism. HS
—— Thanksgiving for harvest. HS
—— We thank thee. HS
Shield. See the rosy morn appearing. TLB
*Shine out, oh blessed star! Dugan. WS
Shine! shine! shine! Pour down your warmth, great sun. See Gilchrist. We two together. TLB
Ship. Hubbard. MSG
(Vessel. PS)
Ship-a-sailing. EL
(Duck dance. BG)
(Fairy ship. BB)
(Reinecke. Barcarole. FC)
(Reinecke. I saw a ship-a-sailing. HR)
(Ship a-sailing. RCS)
Ship, a ship, a-sailing. See Fairy ship. BB
(Duck dance. BG)
(Reinecke. Barcarole. FC)
(Reinecke. I saw a ship a-sailing. HR)
(Ship a-sailing. EL)
(Ship a-sailing. RCS)
Shoe the horse. Smeltzer. SZ
(Shoe the old horse. HR)
*Shoe the old horse. HR
(Smeltzer. Shoe the horse. SZ)
Shoemaker. Hubbard. MSG
Shoemaker. Libby. WS
Shoemaker. Mokrejs. HMC1
Music only
Shoemaker. Smith. SL2
Shoemakers' dance. BFD
Shoemakers' dance. FDM
Music only
*Shoo fly. Funkhouser. FSK
Shoot the buffalo. USI
Short. Little boy bubble. GS
Should auld acquaintance be forgot. See Burns. Auld lang syne. EFS—FS
Shower and flower. Batchellor. WS
Shut them! open! Shut them! See Smith. Finger song. SL2
Shut your eyes. See Smith. Tasting. SL2
Siciliana. Dost thou no longer love me? EFS
Sicillian. Reinecke. HMC2
Music only
Sidewalk song. Funkhouser. FSK
Signals of time. SHS
Signs. Neidlinger. ES2
Signs of the seasons. Bacon. EL
Signs of the seasons. Gaynor. LL
Silcher. Loreley. FS
(Silcher. Lurlei. RCS)
Silent little snow flakes so silently falling down. See Lecocq. Valentine day, no. 1. GS
Silver fishes. Schoenefeld. HMC1
Music only
Silver moon. Smith. SL2
Silver moon is floating, floating. See Gaynor. Moon boat. SC1
Silver night. Smith. SV
*Silver swan, who living had no note. Gibbons. RCS
Simon of Salle. KK
*Simple Simon. Elliott. MG
*Since first I saw your face. Marzials. CPP
Sinding. I heard the gull. EFS
—— Mother sings. EFS
Sing a song of iron. See Gaynor. Song of iron. SC1
*Sing a song of sixpence. Elliott. MG
(Song of sixpence. CBO)
Sing a song of snowflakes. See Dugan. Winter song. EL
Sing a song of the murmuring trees. See Hill. Song of the trees. HS
Sing a song of Washington. See Work. Song of Washington. HS
Sing a song of winter; pocket full of rye. See Cole. Song about winter. CM
Sing-away bird. Millard. StN
Sing, children, sing. Conrade. GS
Sing ho! for the planter who planted the cotton. See Strong. Baby's cotton apron. HS
Sing, little children, I love to hear you sing. See Cole. Singing and playing. CM
*Sing, little children, sing. Osgood. WS
*Sing, sing, lily bells ring. St. John. BSS
Sing softly, sing sweetly, but join in the song. See Stetson. Memorial day. HS
Sing the song we love to sing. See Meeting. FS
Sing us a song, birdie. Hubbard. MSG
Sing we all merrily, Christmas is here. See Christmas is here. HR
Sing with cheery voices. See Smith. O sing with cheery voices. SL2
Singing. Stevenson. CGV—CM—SS
For composers see Stevenson. Singing.
Singing and playing. Cole. CM
Singing and swaying. See Cachucha. FS
Singing in the breezes where the tree tops flower. See Orioles. FS
Singing joyfully. Beach. TC
Singing low. See Smith. Slumber song. SL1
Singing, singing all the day. See Cole. Cheerful singing. CM
Single chants. Macfarren. HMC1
Music only
*Sippity sup. HR
Sir, pray be so good. See Purcell. Hunting the hare. RCS
*Sir Rider, ho! ho! no farther can your horse go! RCS
Sir Roger de Coverly. Page. HMC2
Music only
"Sir Roger de Coverley." See English country dance. FDM
Music only
Sir Spring will give a concert rare. See Reinecke. Sir Spring's concert. FC
*Sir Simon de Montfort my subject shall be. Marzials. CPP
Sir Spring's concert. Reinecke. FC
Sitting at a window in her cloak and hat. See Elliott. Mother Tabbyskins. MG
*Six little puppies. Neidlinger. SSS
*Six little snails. Elliott. MG
Six, seven, eight, nine o'clock. See Grove. Bedtime. HS
Sixty seconds make a minute. See Calendar song. RCS
(Conrade. Calendar song. GS)
Sixty seconds make a minute. See Tufts. Time. CL
Skaters. Parlow. HMC2
Music only
Skating. Gaynor. SC2
Skating. Koehler. HR
Skating game. Hubbard. MSG
Skating game. Reed. TGS
Skim, skim, skim. See Roeske. Making butter. PFP
Skip. Montz. IMS
Skipping. Hitte. DM
Skipping. Koehler. HR—PS
Skipping song. Hill. SHS
Skralat. FDM
Music only
Sky is dark and the hills are white. See DeKoven. Norse lullaby. FSC
Skye boat song. FS
Skylark. Cole. CM
Skylark. Tschaikowsky. HMC2
Music only
Sleep, ah, sleep, my darling baby. See Little Cossack. FS
(Russian lullaby. TLB)
*Sleep, baby, sleep, thy father watches his sheep. FS—RCS
(Brewster. Sleep, my baby, sleep. BSS)
(Cornwell. Sleep, baby, sleep. EL)
(Smith. Sleep, baby, sleep. SL1)
*Sleep, darling, sleep. RCS
(Schlaf, Kindlein, schlaf. BB)
Sleep, dolly, sleep. See Reinecke. Doll's cradle song. FC
*Sleep, gentle babe, your mother watches o'er you. Mendelssohn. TLB
Sleep, little bird. See Gaynor. Lullaby. SC2
Sleep, little pigeon, and fold your wings. See DeKoven. Japanese lullaby. FSC
Sleep, my baby, sleep. Brewster. BSS
(Cornwell. Sleep, baby, sleep. EL)
(Sleep, baby, sleep. FS—RCS)
(Smith. Sleep, baby, sleep. SL1)
Sleep, my darling little one. See Spazier. Cradle song. SHS
*Sleep, my heart's treasure. Weber. RCS
Sleep, my love, and peace attend thee. All through the night. EFS
(Owen. All through the night. TLB)
Sleep now, birdies. See Wiggin. Slumber song of the birdlings. KC
*Sleep, sleep, my darling. RCS
*Sleep, sleep, the south wind blows. Pratt. StN
Sleep, sweet babe, my cares beguiling. See Dormi. FS
*Sleep thou, my darling. Taubert. RCS
Sleep, Thumbkin, sleep, sleep. See Hailmann. Putting the fingers to sleep. HR
*Sleep time. Bingham. BM
Sleepy flowers now are waking. See Waking flowers. SHS
*Sleepy leaves. Reed. HS—TGS
*Sleepy old duck. Bingham. BM
Sleepy poppies, red and white. See Gaynor. Poppies. SC2
Sleigh-ride. HR
(Conrade. Thanksgiving day. GS)
(Hubbard. Thanksgiving day. MSG)
(Morton. Thanksgiving song. WS)
Sleigh-ride. Kleinmichel. HMC2
Music only
Sleighing. Rossini. HR
Sleighing song. Gaynor. SC1
Sleighing song. Reinecke. SL2
Sloane. Ferns. HS
—— Washing day. HS
Slow and stately, quite sedately. See Smith. Grand ladies. LCD
Slow little snail. Smith. LCD
Slowly o'er the dark, dark waters. See Lake. TLB
Slowly, so slowly we tread our minuet. See Terhune. Minuet. CC
Slumber song. Brewster. BSS
Slumber song. Menard. BSS
Slumber song. Smith. SL1
Slumber song. Wiggin. KC
(Tufts. Now the sun is sinking. CL)
Slumber song of the birdlings. Wiggin. KC
Small and great. Neidlinger. ES2
Smart. Hark! hark! my soul, angelic songs. TLB
Smell the flow'r, my child, and see. See Reinecke. Flower song. SM
Smelling. Hubbard. MSG
(Smith. Smelling. SL2)
(Wiggin. Smelling. KC)
Smelling. Meissner. ASC
Smeltzer. As I was coming along. SZ
—— Big John Stout. SZ
—— Bobbie Shaftoe. SZ
—— Boy Blue. SZ
—— Farmer. SZ
—— Four owls. SZ
—— Hub a dub dub. SZ
—— Humpty dumpty. SZ
—— Jack and Jill. SZ
—— Jack be nimble. SZ
—— Jack Horner. SZ
—— Jackie Jingle. SZ
—— John Smith. SZ
—— Little Bo-peep. SZ
—— Little Indians. SZ
—— Little Jack-a-Dandy. SZ
—— Little Miss Muffet. SZ
—— Man in the moon. SZ
—— Marjorie Daw. SZ
—— Mary Contrary. SZ
—— Miller of Dee. SZ
—— My ship. SZ
—— Old King Cole. SZ
—— Old man of Tobago. SZ
—— Old mother Hubbard. SZ
—— Old woman who lives in the shoe. SZ
—— Peter Piper. SZ
—— Polly Flinders. SZ
—— Shoe the horse. SZ
—— Three men of Gotham. SZ
—— Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks. SZ
—— Tommy Tittlemouse. SZ
—— Wooley Foster and Daffy Down Dilly. SZ
Smiling in the valley, streaming o'er the plain. See Reinecke. Sunshine. HR
Smith. After the rain. SV
—— Afternoon song. KC
—— Alice's supper. SL1
—— All gone baby. SL1
—— All the birds have come again. SL1
—— America. FS—GS—MSG
(My country, 'tis of thee. TLB)
—— Autumn wind. LCD
—— Autumn winds are crying. SL1
—— Baby and the moon. SL1
(Baby and the moon. SM)
—— Baby's birthday. LCD
—— Ball song. KC
—— Ball song. SL2
(Hubbard. Roll over, come back. MSG)
—— Basket. SL1
—— Bed. SL1
—— Bedtime. LCD
—— Bedtime. SV
—— Bell so high. SL1
(Bell song, no. 11. PS)
(Bell high in the steeple. WS)
(Hubbard. Bell high in the steeple. MSG)
—— Birdlings' good-night to the flowers. SL2
—— Boat ride. SL2
—— Bold snow-man. LCD
—— Bossy cow. LCD
—— Brave. LCD
—— Bridge. SL2
(Variant: Froebel. Bridge. MP)
(Variant: Hubbard. Brook is flowing. MSG)
—— Bridge. SM
—— Brook. SL2
—— Busy wind. LCD
—— Butterfly dance. LCD
—— Bye, baby, night has come. StN—SL2
(Hill. Bye, baby, bye. SHS)
—— Cackling hen. LCD
—— Can you count the stars? SL1
(Canst thou count the stars? WS)
—— Canary. LCD
—— Careful. LCD
—— Carpenter. SL1
—— Caterpillar. LCD
—— Caterpillar. SL2
—— Caterpillar. SM
—— Children on the tower. SL1
—— Children's supper. SL2
—— Chimes. LCD
—— Chirpings. LCD
—— Choosing a flower. LCD
—— Choosing the game. SL1
(Variant: Hailmann. Teacher of gymnastics. HR)
(Little master of gymnastics. PS)
(Wiggin. Imitation game. KC)
—— Christmas carol. KC
—— Christmas carol. SL2
—— Christmas hymn. SL1
—— Christmas is coming. LCD
—— Christmas song. SL2
—— Church. SL2
(Variant: Froebel. Church window and church door. MP)
(Variant: Hubbard. Church bell. MSG)
—— Church. SM
—— Circles. SL2
—— Come and join our circle. SL2
—— Come, little leaves. SL2
(Autumn leaves. HR)
(Hill. Fall leaves. SHS)
(Osgood. Come, little leaves. RCS—MSG—WS)
—— Come, my dolly. SV
—— Daffy-down-dilly. SL2
—— Daisies are dancing. SL2
—— Dancing song. SL2
—— Dandelion fashions. SL2
—— Dear little ball. SL1
—— Did you ever see a lassie? SL2
(Did you ever see a lassie? BG—USI)
—— Do the little brown twigs complain? SL1
—— Dove cote. SL1
—— Dove talk. LCD
—— Easter song. SL1
(At Easter time. WS)
—— Echo play. LCD
—— Evening prayer. LCD
—— Evening song. SL2
—— Fairy dance. LCD
—— Finding the place. SL2
—— Finger-piano. SL1
—— Finger song. SL2
—— Five riders and good child. SL1
—— Flag song. SL2
—— Flower basket. SM (Froebel. Basket. MP)
—— Flower bed. SL1
—— Flower garden. LCD
—— Fly, little birds. SL2
(Cornwell. Fly, little birds. WS)
(Hubbard. Flying birds. MSG)
—— Forming the ring. SL2
—— Friendly drake. LCD
—— Froebel's birthday song. SL2
—— From dust and grit. SL1
—— Garden fence. SL1
—— Go to sleep, Thumbkin. SL1
—— God is always near me. SL2
—— God sends his bright spring sun. SL1
(Rust. God sends his bright spring sun. EL)
—— Going to sleep. LCD
—— Good-bye song. KC
—— Good-bye to summer. SL1
—— Good morning. SV
—— Good morning, merry sunshine. SL1—SL2
(Hubbard. Good morning, merry sunshine. MSG)
—— Good morning to the kindergarten. SL2
—— Good weather. LCD
—— Grand ladies. LCD
—— Green leafy tree. LCD
—— Greeting song. KC
—— Happy summer. SL1
—— Hard and soft balls. SL2
—— Harvest song. SL2
—— Hearing. SL2
—— Hope carol. TLB
—— Hymn for a little child. SL1
—— I lead my lambkin lovingly. SL1
—— I put my right hand in. SL2
—— If rosy sunsets never paled. LCD
—— If you were a flower. LCD
—— In a hedge. SL1
(Froebel. In a hedge. SM)
—— In the barnyard. SL2
—— In the Bethlehem stable. LCD
—— In the snowing and the blowing. SL1
—— Ironing day. SL2
(Warren. Ironing song. StN)
—— Jack Frost. SL2
—— Joiner. SM
—— Knights and the bad child. SM
—— Knights and the good child. SM
—— Knights and the mother. SM
—— Light bird. SL1—SM
—— Lighthouse. LCD
—— Little Annie's garden. SM
—— Little bird. SL1
—— Little child asleep. SL1
—— Little dancing song. LCD
—— Little gardener. LCD
—— Little gardener. SL2
—— Little mice. SL2
—— Little peach. FSC
—— Little songs and dances. SL1
—— Little white daisy. SL1
—— Little white feathers. SL1
—— Little white lily. SL2
(Tufts. Little white lily. CL)
(Walker. Little white lily. WS)
—— Lordly cock. LCD
—— Marching song. KC
—— May basket. LCD
—— May song. TLB
—— Merrily dance. SL1
—— Merry wind. LCD
—— Merry workers. SL2
—— Milk for supper. LCD
—— Milkweed babies. SL2
—— Mill-stone. SL1
—— Minding their mother. LCD
—— Morning greeting. SL1
—— Morning hymn. LCD
—— Morning hymn. KC
—— Morning prayer, no. 5. KC
—— Morning song. KC
—— Morning song. SL1
—— Morning sun is shining. SL1
—— My country, 'tis of thee. TLB
(Smith. America. FS—GS—MSG)
—— My heart is God's little garden. SL2
—— My Pegasus. SV
—— Now the time has come for play. SL2
—— Obedient. LCD
—— Oh little child. FSC
—— Oh sing with cheery voices. SL2
—— Pail. SL2
—— Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake. SL1
—— Play in all seasons. LCD
—— Plums in winter. LCD
—— Polite. LCD
—— Prayer. KC
—— Prompt. LCD
—— Rain coach. SL2
—— Rain song. SL1
(Allen. Song of the rain. WS)
—— Rainbow. LCD
—— Raining! Raining! LCD
—— Riddle-cum-riddle. LCD
—— Ring around the posy bed. SL1
—— Ring song, no. 7. KC
—— Rock-a-by, baby. SL2
—— Sap has begun to flow. SL2
—— Saying good-night. LCD
—— Setting the table. SL2
—— Sewing song. SL2
—— Sheep. LCD
—— Shell. LCD
—— Shoemaker. SL2
—— Silver moon. SL2
—— Silver night. SV
—— Sing with cheery voices. See Smith. Oh, sing with cheery voices. SL2
—— Sleep, baby, sleep. SL1
(Brewster. Sleep, my baby, sleep. BSS)
(Cornwell. Sleep, baby, sleep. EL)
(Sleep, baby, sleep. FS—RCS)
—— Slow little snail. LCD
—— Slumber song. SL1
—— Smelling. SL2
(Hubbard. Smelling. MSG)
(Wiggin. Smelling. KC)
—— Snow clouds. SL1
—— Snowball song. SL2
—— Snowflakes. SL2
—— So bright and so round. SL1
—— Soft and hard balls. SL2
—— Softly, softly blows the wind. LCD
—— Song of the clock. SL2
—— Squirrel. SL2
—— Stanzas from the nativity. TLB
—— Stars and daisies. SL2
(Stars and daisies. SM)
—— Summer song. SL1
—— Sunbeams. SL2
—— Sunshine far and near. LCD
—— Sunshine song. SL1
—— Sweet content. TLB
—— Tailor. SL2
—— Tarantelle. HMC2
Music only
—— Taste song. SL2
—— Tasting. SL2
—— Thank you, pretty cow. SL1
(Cole. Pretty cow. HR)
(Seidell. Thank you, pretty cow. HR)
(Tufts. Thanks, pretty cow. CL)
—— Thanks for food, I and II. LCD
—— Thanksgiving song. SL2
—— This is the mother. SL1
—— Though your eyes are blinded. SL2
—— Three years old. LCD
—— Thumbkin says "I'll dance." SL1
(Variant: Hubbard. Thumbkin says "I'll dance." MSG)
(Variant: Walker. Thumbkin says "I'll dance." WS)
—— Thumbs and fingers say "Good morning." SL1—SM
(Variant: Froebel. Finger song. MP)
(Hubbard. Thumbs and fingers say "Good morning." MSG)
—— To a snowflake. LCD
—— To the sky and back. LCD
—— Tonight. TLB
—— Tower. SL1
—— Train. LCD
—— Transformation game. SM
—— Treasures. LCD
—— Tree in winter. SL2
—— Two years old. LCD
—— Useful. LCD
—— Wandering song. SM
—— Washing day. SL2
—— Waves. LCD
—— We are little soldier men. SL1
—— We are red birds. SL2
—— We plow the fields. SL2
—— We're playing together. SL2
—— Weather vane. LCD
—— Welcome, little robin. SL2
—— Welcome to spring. LCD
—— Wheel-wright. SM
—— Whirlabout. LCD
—— Wind song. SL1—SM
For other composers see Stevenson. Wind.
—— Window. SM
—— Woodman. SL2
Smith. HR
Smoke. Montz. IMS
Snail. Conrade. GS
Snail. Hubbard. MSG
(Koehler. Snail. HR)
(Snail. BG—PS)
(Snail game. HC)
(Walker. Snail. WS)
Snail all cosily may dwell. See Smith. Slow little snail. LCD
Snail crawls out with his house on his back. See Conrade. Snail. GS
Snail game. HC
(Koehler. Snail. HR)
(Hubbard. Snail. MSG)
(Snail. BG—PS)
(Walker. Snail. WS)
Snail he lives in his hard round house. See Snail. HR
Snick, snick, snack! Up my back. See Gaynor. Tailor. LL
Snow. Cole. EL
Snow. Walker. WS
(Hailmann. Oh, see the snow. HR)
(Hubbard. See the snow is falling fast. MSG)
Snow clouds. Hill. SHS
Snow clouds. Smith. SL1
Snow falls white and soft and light. See Snowstorm. RCS
Snow-filled nest. Boot. StN
Snowball song. Smith. SL2
Snowballs. Gaynor. SV
Snowballs. Knowlton. NS
Snowballs, snowballs, oh such jolly fun. See Knowlton. Snowballs. NS
Snowballs. Sawyer. EL
Snowbird. Knowlton. NS
Snowdrops and violets. EL
Snowdrops are thinking. See Snowdrops and violets. EL
Snowdrops, waking from your sleep. See Gaynor. Easter. GS
Snowflakes. Dow. SL2
Snowflakes. Fisher. StN
(Molloy. Snowflakes. StN)
(Warren. Snowflakes. StN)
Snowflakes. Gaynor. SC1
Snowflakes. Neidlinger. SSS
Snowflakes. Reinecke. HR
Snowflakes. Sawyer. EL
Snowflakes. Smith. EL
Snowflakes are falling. See Adams. Christmas carol. HS
Snowflakes falling down. See Neidlinger. Snowflakes. SSS
Snowflakes white, from a height. See Winter. PS
Snowman. Neidlinger. SSS
*Snowman stands out on the lawn. Gaynor. SC2
Snowstorm. RCS
Snowwhite. Reinecke. FC
Snurrbocken. FDM
Music only
So bright and so round. Smith. SL1
So, good day, my Rosa. See Good day, my Rosa. KK
So we say, good day, good day. See We say good day. KK
So we weave the woolen. See Weaving game. HC
So wise! Gilchrist. StN
Soap-bubbles. Neidlinger. SSS
Social game. HC
Soft and hard balls. Smith. SL2
Soft-shell crab. Chadwick. TC
Softly courses thro' my soul. See Mendelssohn. Greeting. FS
Softly now the snowflakes fall. See Hill. Earth's winter dress. SHS
*Softly sleep thou. Schubert. FS
(Schubert. Rest thee now. RCS)
Softly, softly blows the wind. Smith. LCD
*Softly, softly, softly. Koehler. HR
Soldatenlied. See Taubert. Soldier song. FS—SL2
*Soldier boy, soldier boy. HC
*Soldier, soldier, will you marry me? NG
Soldier song. Taubert. FS—SL2
Soldiers are coming. Hiller. HMC2
Music only
Soldiers' march. Schumann. HMC2
Music only
*Soldiers true. Sherwood. HS
Solomon. Just like this. KC
Some day you'll be a man. Funkhouser. FSK
Some flags are red, or white, or green. See Smith. Flag song. SL2
Some little drops of water. See Smith. Rain coach. SL2
Some lullabies. Gaynor. SC2
Some think the world is made for fun and frolic. See Denza. Funiculi, funicula. FS
(Merry life. TLB)
(Denza. Sailing o'er a summer sea. EFS)
Sometimes when flowers are very glad. See Neidlinger. Rainbow. ES1
Son of God goes forth to war. See Martin. Royal conqueror. MSL
Song about winter. Cole. CM
Song birds are flying. See Russell. Autumn song. HS
Song for a child's birthday. Hill. HS
Song for the prism. Sherwood. HS
Song for Washington's birthday. HS
Song I am singing my friend must repeat. See Reinecke. Guessing the singer. SM
Song of April. Fairlamb. TLB
Song of chestnuts. Vose. EL
Song of greeting. Farwell. TLB
Song of home work. HS
Song of Illyrian peasants. Schnecker. TLB
Song of iron. Gaynor. SC1
Song of kindness. Elliott. SL1
Song of love. RCS
Song of perfume. Froebel. MP
Song of sixpence. CBO
(Elliott. Sing a song of sixpence. MG)
Song of smell. Froebel. MP
Song of summer and winter. Wolf. SHS
Song of taste. Froebel. MP
Song of thanks. EL
Song of thanks. Randegger. EL
(Randegger. Prayer. KC)
Song of thanks. Saville. HS
Song of the bee. Batchellor. WS
Song of the blacksmith. Hubbard. MSG
(Parker. Blacksmith. WS)
Song of the bluebird. Walker. EL
Song of the brook. Gaul. TC
Song of the clock. Smith. SL2
Song of the five fingers. Tufts. CL
Song of the ghost dance. TLB
Song of the kitchen clock. Gaynor. SC1
Song of the loaf of bread. Gaynor. SC1
Song of the mill-stream. Hill. SHS
Song of the miller. Gaynor. LL
Song of the nut. Atkinson. GS
Song of the rain. Allen. WS
(Smith. Rain song. SL1)
Song of the robin. Cornell. StN
Song of the roller skates. Bartlett. StN
Song of the sewing machine. Hill. SHS
Song of the shark. Chadwick. StN
Song of the shearer. SC1
Song of the sunflower. Gaynor. LL
Song of the tress. Hill. HS
Song of the wind. Burnett. HS
Song of Washington. Work. HS
*Songs my mother taught me. EFS
Soon shall winter's reign be ended. See Brewster. Spring must come. BSS
Sounds of spring. FS
Sonne hat sich mued' gelaufen spricht. See Taubert. By-low-by. RCS
Sow, sew, so. Knowlton. NS
Sowing song. KK
*Spacious firmament on high. TLB
Spanish lady. Marzials. CPP
Sparks the charcoal throws. See Smith. HR
Sparrow. Conrade. GS
Sparrows. Roeske. PFP
Sparrow's greeting. Taubert. RCS
Sparrows' nest. Berry. KC
Spazier. Cradle song. SHS
Speed, bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing. See Skye boat song. FS
Spider. Neidlinger. SSS
Spider and the flies. Wiggin. KC
Spider and the fly. Elliott. MG
Spied a boy a rosebud fair. See Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein. BSS—FS—RCS
For composers see Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein.
*Spin, lassie, spin. Reinecke. SL2
(Reinecke. Spinning song. FC—RCS)
Spin, maiden, spin. See Reinecke. Spinning song. FC—RCS
(Reinecke. Spin, lassie, spin. SL2)
Spindler. Trumpeters' serenade. HMC2
Music only
Spinet. Terhune. CC
Spinn, Maegdlein, spinn. See Reinecke. Spinning song. FC—RCS
(Reinecke. Spin, lassie, spin. SL2)
Spinning carol. Terhune. CC
Spinning song. Ellmenreich. HMC1
Music only
Spinning song. Reinecke. FC—RCS
(Reinecke. Spin, lassie, spin. SL2)
Spinning the yarn. Gaynor. SC1
Spinning top, lightly spin. See Gaynor. Top. SC2
*Spirit of God, descend upon my heart. Hopkins. TLB
Splendor falls on castle walls. See Neidlinger. Blow, bugle, blow. TLB
Spohr. Lillies sweet. HS
Spring birds. Wiggin. KC
Spring comes with smiles and with sunshine so bright. See
Spring's return. PS
Spring dance. Gaynor. LL
Spring flowers. Heerwart. HR
Spring flowers are op'ning. See Dugan. Glad Easter is here. HS
Spring has called us from our sleep. See Heerwart. Spring flowers. HR
Spring is come. See Glueck. Spring song. HR
*Spring is come. Hayes. RCS
Spring is here. Sheehan. OSM
Spring is here, O children dear. See Stearns. Springtime joy. HS
Spring is near. See Gaynor. Pussy willows. SV
Spring joy. Heerwart. HR
Spring morning prayer. Sheehan. OSM
Spring must come. Brewster. BSS
Spring once said to the nightingale. See Cornwell. Birdies' ball. WS
(Hubbard. It is lovely May. MSG)
Spring rain. Lach. SL2
Spring secrets. Vose. EL
Spring song. Chopin. EFS
(Chopin. Maiden's wish. FS)
Spring song. Mendelssohn. HMC1
Music only
Spring the early blossoms bringeth. See Seidel. Four seasons. HR
Spring's awakening. Gayrhos. HMC1
Music only
Spring's call to the flowers. Wiggin. KC
Springtime. Martin. MSL
Springtime brings the robin and the blue-bird home. See Conrade. Clacker. GS
Springtime is here. See Graeff. Spring song. HS
Springtime joy. Stearns. HS
Sprinkle, sprinkle, comes the rain. See Bartlett. Merry rain. StN
Sprinkle, sprinkle, gentle rain. See Hailmann. April showers. HR
Sprinkling the clothes. Chapek. HS
Squirrel. JB
Squirrel. Roeske. PFP
Squirrel. Smith. SL2
Squirrel loves a pleasant place. See Chasing the squirrel. WS
Squirrels' chatter. Kroeger. HMC2
Music only
Stages of life. Hill. SHS
Stanford. Bed in summer. SS
For other composers see Stevenson. Bed in summer.
—— Foreign children. SS
(Fisher. Foreign children. CGV)
—— Foreign lands. SS
—— Marching song. SS
For other composers see Stevenson. Marching song.
—— My shadow. SS
—— My ship and I. SS
(Ramsay. My ship and I. SF)
—— Pirate story. SS
—— Summer's rain and winter's snow. TC
—— Where go the boats? SS
For other composers see Stevenson. Where go the boats?
—— Windy nights. SS
For other composers see Stevenson. Windy nights.
—— Worship. TC
Stangenberger. Merry helpers. HR
—— Sawyer. HR
(Hubbard. Sawing game. MSG)
(Sawing game. WS)
(Sawyer. PS)
—— Windmill. HR
(Windmill. PS—WS)
Stanley. April girl. StN
(Fairlamb. April girl. StN)
—— Cat and the dog. StN
—— Cradle song. StN
(Fairlamb. Cradle song. StN)
(Fisher. Cradle song. StN)
(Ilsley. Cradle song. StN)
(Suck. Cradle song. StN)
—— Handel. StN (Damrosch. Handel. StN)
—— Little Elsie. StN
—— Little John Bottlejohn. StN
(Bristow. Little John Bottlejohn. StN)
(Gilchrist. Little John Bottlejohn. StN)
—— Night and day. StN
—— Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN
(Bartlett. Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN)
(Burdett. Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN)
(Mosenthal. Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN)
—— Queen o' May. StN
—— Three wise women. StN
—— Whenever a little child is born. StN
Stanzas for finger-piano. Hailmann. HR
Stanzas from the nativity. Smith. TLB
Star. Cole. TC
Star. Tours. TC
Star shone in the East one night. See Willcox. Christine's Christmas carol. EL
Star spangled banner. Key. EFS—FS—GS—MSG
Stars and daisies. SM
(Smith. Stars and daisies. SL2)
Stars and posies. Rossini. GS
Stars are tiny daisies high. See Stars and daisies. SM
(Smith. Stars and daisies. SL2)
Stay with us, sweet songstress. See Reinecke. To the nightingale. FC
Steamer that passes far out at sea. See Neidlinger. Steamer's message. ES1
Steamer's message. Neidlinger. ES1
Stearns. Springtime joy. HS
Stedman. Ball play. KC
Stegall. Christmas carol. RCS
(Stegall. Manger throne. FS)
—— Manger throne. FS
(Stegall. Christmas carol. RCS)
Steh' nur auf. See Morning. FS
Steig' empor am Himmel. See Reinecke. Evening star. RCS
Step and fetch her. NEB2
Stephanos. Baker. TLB
Stepping stones. Gaynor. SC2
Sternberg. Phoebus, arise! TLB
Stetson. Lightbird. HS
—— Memorial day. HS
Stevenson. Armies in the fire. SF
(Ramsay. Armies in the fire. SF)
—— Autumn fires. EL—SF
(Ramsay. Autumn fires. SF)
(Wills. Autumn fires. EL)
—— Bed in summer. CGV—CM—FSK—LBS—SF—SS
(Bell. Bed in summer. LBS)
(Cole. Bed in summer. CM)
(Fisher. Bed in summer. CGV)
(Funkhouser. In winter I get up at night. FSK)
(Ramsay. Bed in summer. SF)
(Stanford. Bed in summer. SS)
—— Cow. CM—LBS
(Bell. Cow. LBS)
(Cole. Cow. CM)
—— Escape at bedtime. CGV
(Fisher. Escape at bed time. CGV)
—— Farewell to the farm. SS
(Chadwick. Farewell to the farm. SS)
—— Foreign children. CGV—SS
(Fisher. Foreign children. CGV)
(Stanford. SS)
—— Foreign lands. SS
(Stanford. Foreign lands. SS)
—— Good and bad children. SF
(Ramsay. Good and bad children. SF)
—— Good boy. SS (Bartlett. Good boy. SS)
—— Happy thought. CGV
(Fisher. Happy thought. CGV)
(Adaptation: Cole. Beautiful world. CM)
—— Hayloft. LBS—SF
(Bell. Hayloft. LBS)
(Ramsay. Hayloft. SF)
—— In port. SF
(Ramsay. In port. SF)
—— In winter I get up at night. FSK
(See his Bed in summer.)
—— Keepsake mill. LBS
(Bell. Keepsake mill. LBS)
—— Lamplighter. LBS
(Bell. Lamplighter. LBS)
—— Land of counterpane. LBS—SS
(Bell. Land of counterpane. LBS)
(Chadwick. Land of counterpane. SS)
—— Land of Nod. CGV—SS
(Fisher. Land of Nod. CGV)
(Gilchrist. Land of Nod. SS)
—— Land of story books. SS
(Bartlett. Land of story books. SS)
—— Marching song. CGV—LBS—SS
(Bell. Marching song. LBS)
(Fisher. Marching song. CGV)
(Stanford. Marching song. SS)
—— Moon. LBS (Bell. Moon. LBS)
—— My bed is a boat. CGV—LBS—SS
(Bell. My bed is a boat. LBS)
(Fisher. My bed is a boat. CGV)
(Gilchrist. My bed is a boat. SS)
—— My kingdom. SF
(Ramsay. My kingdom. SF)
—— My shadow. SS
(Stanford. My shadow. SS)
—— My ship and I. SF—SS
(Ramsay. My ship and I. SF)
(Stanford. My ship and I. SS)
—— Nest eggs. SF
(Ramsay. Nest eggs. SF)
—— Northwest passage—good night. SF
(Ramsay. North-west passage—goodnight. SF)
—— Picture books in winter. SF
(Bell. Pictures in winter. LBS)
(Ramsay. Picture books in winter. SF)
—— Pictures in winter. LBS See above
—— Pirate story. SS
(Stanford. Pirate story. SS)
—— Rain. CGV
(Fisher. Rain. CGV)
—— Shadow march. SF
(Ramsay. Shadow march. SF)
—— Singing. CGV—CM—SS
(Cole. Singing. CM)
(Fisher. Singing. CGV)
(Hawley. Singing. SS)
—— Stormy evening. TLB
(Chadwick. Stormy evening. TLB)
—— Sun's travels. SS
(Foote. Sun's travels. SS)
—— Swing. CGV—CM—BM—EL—LBS—SM—SS
(Bell. Swing. LBS)
(Bingham. Swing. BM)
(Cole. Swing. CM)
(DeKoven. Swing. SS)
(Fisher. Swing. CGV)
(Ramsay. Swing. SF)
(Roelofson. Swing song. EL)
—— System. CGV
(Fisher. System. CGV)
—— Time to rise. CGV
(Fisher. Time to rise. CGV)
—— Where go the boats? CGV—LBS—SF—SS
(Bell. Where go the boats? LBS)
(Fisher. Where go the boats? CGV)
(Ramsay. Where go the boats? SF)
(Stanford. Where go the boats? SS)
—— Wind. CGV—EL—LBS—SF—SL1—SS—SM
(Allen. Wind. EL)
(Bell. Wind. LBS)
(DeKoven. Wind. SS)
(Fisher. Wind. CGV)
(Ramsay. Wind. SF)
(Smith. Wind song. SL1—SM)
—— Wind song. See his Wind.
—— Windy nights. CGV—SF—SS
(Fisher. Windy nights. CGV)
(Ramsay. Windy nights. SF)
(Stanford. Windy nights. SS)
—— Young night thought. SS
(Foote. Young night thought. SS)
Stick dance. NEB2
Still as little mice. See Smith. Little mice. SL2
*Still, still with Thee. Barnby. TLB
Stille nacht, heilige Nacht! See Gruber. Stilly night. FS
(Haydn. Holy night. RCS)
*Stilly night, starry and bright. Gruber. FS
(Haydn. Holy night. RCS)
Stitch, stitch, stitch, the shoe-makers go. See Wiggin. Trade game. II. KC
Stoeckel. Billy Buttercup. StN
—— Little squirrels. StN
*Stop, stop, pretty water. Cole. CM
(Tufts. Stop, stop, pretty water. CL)
Storch, Storch, steiner. See Reinecke. Stork, stork, stately. RCS
(Reinecke. Stork, stork, stander. FC)
Stork and the frogs. PS
*Stork, stork, stander. Reinecke. FC
(Reinecke. Stork, stork, stately. RCS)
Storm. Koehler. HR
*Stormy evening closes now in vain. Chadwick. TLB
Story. Can a little child like me? WS
(Bassford. Can a little child like me? EL)
—— Come and join our carol. WS
—— Easter hymn. WS
(Batchellor. Easter hymn. WS)
—— Once in my life. StN
Story of night. Zelter. SHS
Story of the apple. Hill. SHS
Story of the bread. Hill. SHS
Story of the butter. Hill. SHS
Story of the Christ. Hill. SHS
Story of the clothes. SHS
Story of the day. SHS
Story of the house. Neidlinger. ES2
Story sad, I've got to tell. See Elliott. Thievish mouse. MG
Stowe. Still, still with Thee. TLB
Strachauer. Alder by the river. WS
(Sawyer. Alder by the river. EL)
Straight and tall in the garden beds. See Smith. Little gardener. SL2
Strasak. BFD
(Adaptation: Character dance. HC)
—— FDM
Music only
"Strassburg." See Country dance, II. FDM
Music only
Strawberries! Strawberries! ten cents a quart. See Valentine.
Greengrocer. VBD
Stream. Hubbard. MSG
Stream freezing. Montz. IMS
Stream melting. Montz. IMS
Street car. Elliott. SL2
Street car. Gaynor. SC2
Street car. Hailmann. HR
Strong. Baby's bread. HS
—— Baby's cotton gown. HS
—— Freedom, our Queen. TC
(Paine. Freedom, our Queen. TC)
—— May song. HS
—— On this happy feast day. HS
Stucken. Weave in, my hardy life. TLB
Styrian dance. Schytte. HMC2
Music only
Suck. Cradle song. StN
(Fairlamb. Cradle song. StN)
(Fisher. Cradle song. StN)
(Stanley. Cradle song. StN)
—— Dandelion. StN
*"Suffer the children," the Savior said. See Martin. Invitation. MSL
Sugar lump. NG
Sullivan. Onward, Christian soldiers. TLB
—— St. Edmund. TLB
Summer. Martin. MSL
Summer day. Brown. EL
Summer fading, winter comes. See Stevenson. Picture books in winter. SF
(Stevenson. Pictures in winter. LBS)
For composers see Stevenson. Picture books in winter.
Summer flow'rs are sleepy. See Flower's lullaby. SHS
Summer has gone, the birds have flown. See Sawyer. Chickadee. EL
*Summer is a-coming in. FS
Summer is coming. Bacon. EL
Summer is gone. See Smith. Thanksgiving song. SL2
Summer joy. Mozart. HR
Summer shower. Knowlton. NS
Summer shower. Rust. EL
Summer song. Burdett. StN
Summer song. Kreutzer. SHS
Summer song Smith. SL1
Summer song. Walker. WS
Summer's gone, autumn's here. See Hitte. Autumn. DM
*Summer's rain and winter's snow. Stanford. TC
Sun. SL2
Sun and rain in fickle weather. See Brown. Pretty game. EL
Sun, a-weary goes to rest. See Taubert. By-low-by. RCS
Sun has crept behind the clouds. See Sawyer. Snowflakes.
Sun has long departed. See Reinecke. Peace of night. FC—FS
Sun is on the land and sea. See Kies. Morning hymn of praise. MSL
Sun is not a-bed. See Stevenson. Sun's travels. SS
(Foote. Sun's travels. SS)
Sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home. See Foster. My old Kentucky home, good night. EFS
Sun shining, rain falling. See Smith. Rainbow. LCD
Sunbeam touched my little bed. See Smith. Good morning. SV
Sunbeam voices. Cole. CM
Sunbeams. Larned. HS
Sunbeams. Smith. SL2
Sunbeams get up early. See Larned. Sunbeams. HS
Sunbeams on the water danced. See Smith. To the sky and back. LCD
Sunbeams that dance on the summer sea. See Rust. Summer shower. EL
Sunrise. Hill. HS
Sun's travels. Stevenson. SS
(Foote. Sun's travels. SS)
Sunset. Hill. HS
Sunset and evening star. See Huss. Crossing the bar. TLB
Sunshine. Reinecke. HR
Sunshine dear, bright and clear. See Spring song. PS
Sunshine far and near. Smith. LCD
Sunshine song. Root. SV
Sunshine song. Smith. SL1
Sunshine's message. Hill. SHS
Sunshiny morning. Gurlitt. HMC2
Music only
Suppose. Hubbard. MSG
*Suppose a little cowslip. Hubbard. MSG
*Sur le pont d'Avignon. BB
(Adaptation: In the spring. FS—HC)
(Trans: On the bridge of Avignon. JB—RCS)
Surprise. Reed. TGS
Swabian folk song. See Reinecke. Dancing song. FC
Swallow. FS
Swallow. Hubbard. MSG
(Conrade. Tradespeople. GS)
*Swallow, good bye. FS
Swallow is a mason. See Conrade. Tradespeople. GS
(Hubbard. Swallow. MSG)
*Swallow is come. Tufts. CL
Swan of slenderness. See Little red lark. EFS—FS
Swedish schottische. FDM
Music only
Sweeping and dusting. Gaynor. SC2
*Sweet and low. Barnby. FS—RCS
Sweet Billy Buttercup! pretty little fay. See Stoeckel. Billy Buttercup. StN
Sweet content. Smith. TLB
Sweet Daffy-down-dilly. See Smith. Daffy-down-dilly. SL2
Sweet Maggie had a little bird. See Elliott. Maggie's pet. MG
Sweet old story. Kies. MSL
Sweet pea. Conrade. GS
Sweet-pea ladies. Gaynor. SC2
Sweet peas white. See Gaynor. Sweet-pea ladies. SC2
Sweet red rose. Bartlett. StN
(Ingraham. Sweet red rose. StN)
(Mosenthal. Sweet red rose. StN)
Sweet summer's gone away. Conrade. GS
Sweet wildwood flowers. HR
Sweetly sing the love of Jesus. See Kies. Love of Jesus. MSL
Sweetly the birds are singing at Easter dawn. See Damrosch. Easter carol. StN
(Fairlamb. Easter carol. StN)
(Hubbard. Sweetly the birds are singing. MSG)
Swiftly round and round it goes. See Cushman. Wheel song. EL
Swiftly thro' the card so white. See Smith. Sewing song. SL2
Swiftly walk over the western wave. See Smith. Tonight. TLB
Swine-herder. NG
Swing. Gaynor. SC2
Swing. Stevenson. BM—CGV—CM—EL—LBS—SM—SS
For composers see Stevenson. Swing.
Swing, cradle, swing. Hubbard. MSG
(Pollock. Sailor boy. HR)
*Swing high and swing low. DeKoven. FSC
Swing high, swing low, my tawny papoose. See Schwartz. Indian lullaby. BSS
Swing it here; swing it there. See Knotted handkerchief. KK
Swing song. Fontaine. HMC2
Music only
Swing thee low in thy cradle soft. See Hitte. Indian lullaby. DM
(Conrade. Indian cradle song. GS)
Swing, swong! this is the way. See Smith. Tick, tock! SM
Swing the shining sickle. See Gaynor. Thanksgiving song. SC1
Swinging. Conrade. GS
Swinging 'neath the old apple tree. KM
Swinging, swinging, swinging, swinging. See Swinging 'neath the old apple tree. KM
Switzer's farewell. EFS
Swoop-a-hoo! swoop-a-hoo! See Bartlett. Song of the roller skates. StN
Sword and a gun. See Taubert. Soldier song. FS—SL2
Sword dance. NEB2
System. Stevenson. CGV
(Fisher. System. CGV)

Table army. LBS
Table exercises for attention. Reed. TGS
Tabram. Fisherman. KC
—— Haymakers. KC
—— Mowers. KC
*Taddypole and pollywog lived together in a bog. EL—HR
*Taffy was a Welshman. Elliott. MG
Tailor. Gaynor. LL
Tailor. Hailmann. HR
Tailor. Smith. SL2
Tailor's dance. BFD
Take care I tell you. See Duke and the castle. HC
Take me, take me, mother, pray. See Froebel. Toyman and the maiden. MP
Take, thou lovely child of spring. See Grieg. First primrose. FS
Tally-ho. Schoenefeld. HMC1
Music only
Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum. See Fir and the pine. RCS
(Fir tree. FS)
Tantoli. FDM
Music only
Tap, tap, listen to the rain-drops fall. See Hitte. Rain. DM
Tarantella. Smith. HMC2
Music only
Tarentella Meridionale. FDM
Music only
Tarentella. Burchenal. BFD
Target. Bullard. SM
Target. See Froebel. Lengthwise, crosswise. MP
(Hubbard. Target. MSG)
(Adaptation: Hurd. Kite. PTS)
(Adaptation: Reed. Kite. TGS)
Target game. Gaynor. SC1
Target maker. Gaynor. SC1
Taste song. Smith. SL2
Tasting. Hubbard. MSG
(Wiggin. Tasting. KC)
Tasting. Meissner. ASC
Tasting. Smith. SL2
Tasting. Wiggin. KC
(Hubbard. Tasting. MSG)
Tattler's Mistress Swallow for she gossips all the day. See Gaynor. Frau Schwalbe. LL
Taubert. Birds in the nest. RCS
—— Busy brook. RCS
—— By-low-by. RCS
—— Doll's cradle song. RCS
—— Down in the grassy meadow. RCS
—— Drummer. SL2
—— Eia popeia. RCS
—— Farmer and the doves. RCS
—— Hildebrandshagen. RCS
—— It's raining. RCS
—— Like a fairy. RCS
—— Meadow daisy. RCS
—— Postillion. RCS
—— Sand man. RCS
—— Sleep, thou, my darling. RCS
—— Soldier song. FS—SL2
—— Sparrow's greeting. RCS
—— Trade game. KC
Taylor. Children and the sheep. HR
(Cole. Sheep. CM)
(Hill. Children and the sheep. SHS)
—— My kitty. HR
—— Pretty cow. CM
(Taylor. Thank you, pretty cow. CL—HR—SL1)
—— Thank you, pretty cow. CL—CM—HR—SL1
(Taylor. Pretty cow. CM)
(Cole. Thank you, pretty cow. CM)
(Seidell. Thank you, pretty cow. HR)
(Smith. Thank you, pretty cow. SL1)
(Tufts. Thank you, pretty cow. CL)
—— Twinkle, twinkle, little star. CL—HR—LL—MG—SHS—SL1—SM—WS
(Elliott. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. MG—SL1—SM)
(Gaynor. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. LL)
(Hill. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. SHS)
(Tufts. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. CL)
(Twinkle, twinkle, little star. HR)
(Walker. Twinkle, twinkle little star. WS)
—— Violet. HR—WS
—— Wind and sea. TLB
Tching-a-ring-a-ring-tching, Feast of lanterns. See Elliott. Feast of lanterns. MG
Tea-kettle. Gaynor. SC1
Tea kettle's singing a song. See Gaynor. Tea kettle. SC1
Teacher of gymnastics. Hailmann. HR
(Variant: Little master of gymnastics. PS)
(Variant: Smith. Choosing the game. SL1)
(Variant: Wiggin. Imitation game. KC)
Teacher's hymn. Hailmann. HR
(Bacon. Mother's hymn. EL)
(Osgood. Mother's hymn. EL)
(Teachers' hymn, II. KC)
Teachers' hymn, I. and II. KC
Telegraph. Gaynor. SC2
Telegraph. Neidlinger. ES1
Telephone. Gaynor. SC2
Tell me how Chris-cradle sings. See Hubbard. Chris-cradle sings. MSG
Tell me, little children. See Foote. Nikolina. StN
Tell me, little Daisy. See Gaynor. Household hints. LL
*Tell me the tone that the cricket sings. Schwartz. BSS
Tell us year before you go ding, dong! See Hoffman. Ding, dong! StN
(Molloy. Ding, dong! StN)
Tempora! O mores! TLB
Ten little Indians. HC
*Ten little ponies. Knowlton. NS
Ten white eggs in a nest of hay. See Gaynor. Lesson in arithmetic. LL
Tender flowers that early grow. See Martin. Springtime. MSL
Tender little violet. See Gaynor. Violet. SC1
Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS
(Tennyson. Cradle song. EL)
(Tennyson. What does little birdie say? SM)
(Tufts. Little birdie. CL)
—— Blow bugle, blow. TLB
Tennyson. Cradle song. EL
(Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS)
(Tennyson. What does little birdie say? SM)
(Tufts. Little birdie. CL)
—— Crossing the bar. TLB
—— Home they brought her warrior dead. TLB
—— Little birdie. CL
(Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS)
(Tennyson. What does little birdie say. SM)
(Tennyson. Cradle song. EL)
—— Ring out, wild bells. TLB
—— Sweet and low. FS—RCS
—— What does little birdie say? SM
(Tennyson. Cradle song. EL)
(Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS)
(Tufts. Little birdie. CL)
Terhune. Christmas carol. CC
—— Coaching carol. CC
—— Cradle carol. CC
—— Kitchen carol. CC
—— Minuet. CC
—— New calash. CC
—— Red and white. CC
—— Sampler. CC
—— Sedan chair. CC
—— Spinet. CC
—— Spinning carol. CC
—— Tithing man. CC
—— Train band. CC
—— Watchman. CC
—— Well sweep. CC
Thalberg. November, No. 1. GS
Than old Judea fairer. See Kies. Children's day. MSL
Thank Thee, Father, for this day. See Gaynor. Prayer. LL
*Thank you, pretty cow. Taylor. CL—CM—HR—SL1
For composers see Taylor. Thank you, pretty cow
Thanks for constant care. Hill. SHS
Thanks for daily blessings. Hill. SHS
Thanks for food, I and II. Smith. LCD
Thanks to Thee, O God we give. See Smith. Thanks for food, II. LCD
Thanksgiving. Child. GS
Thanksgiving. Gaynor. LL
Thanksgiving. Hill. HS
Thanksgiving day. Hubbard. MSG
(Conrade. Thanksgiving day. GS)
(Morton. Thanksgiving song. WS)
(Sleigh ride. HR)
Thanksgiving day has come at last. See Hurd. Thanksgiving game. PTS
Thanksgiving for harvest. Sherwood. HS
Thanksgiving game. Hurd. PTS
Thanksgiving joys. Conrade. GS
Thanksgiving song. Bingham. BM
Thanksgiving song. Brewster. BSS
Thanksgiving song. Gaynor. SC1
Thanksgiving song. Himmel. SHS
Thanksgiving song. Jenks. EL
Thanksgiving song. Rust. EL
Thanksgiving song. Sawyer. EL
Thanksgiving song. Smith. SL2
Thaxter. Alder by the river. EL—WS
—— Chanticleer. StN
—— It is spring. NS
—— My pansies. EL
—— Nikolina. StN
Thayer. Joyfully, joyfully. WS
The while we are singing this morning song. See Neidlinger. ES2
Their scythes the mowers sharpened. See Tabram. Mowers. KC
Theme from impromptu. Schubert. HMC1
Music only
Theme from sonata. Mozart. HMC1
Music only
There are three men of Gotham. See Smeltzer. Three men of Gotham. SZ
There he comes! I hear his horn. See Bingham. Balloon Man. BM
There he stood, the snow-man. See Smith. Bold snow-man. LCD
Then hoist the main sail. See Gaynor. Sail. LL
There is a brooklet just over the way. See Hubbard. There is a brooklet. MSG
(Hubbard. Nearer to Heaven we'll be. MSG)
There is a little artist. See Conrade. Fairy artist. GS
There is not in this wide world a valley so sweet. See Meeting of the waters. TLB
There is one bright star in heaven. See Klein. My mother's memory. TLB
There lived a sage in days of yore. See Bullard. Pigtail. TLB
There once was a bird that lived up in a tree. See DeKoven. Fiddle-dee-dee. FSC
There once was a house in olden time. See Neidlinger. Story of the house. ES2
There's a fairy flying o'er the sea. See Sea breeze. FS
There's a flower within my hand. See Hubbard. Smelling. MSG
(Smith. Smelling. SL2)
(Wiggin. Smelling. KC)
There's a little old man. See Neidlinger. Snow man. SSS
There's a little wee man in a little wee house. See Gaynor. Little shoemaker. SC1
There's a merry little brown thrush. See Hubbard. Little brown thrush. MSG
There's a music up in the frozen hills. See Hadley. Easter. TLB
There's a plump little chap in a speckled coat. See Conrade. Bob White. GS
There's a pretty Poll Parrott all yellow and green. See Bingham. Pretty Poll Parrott. BM
There's a purple tint on the woodland leaves. See Conrade. Sweet summer's gone away. GS
There's a ship on the sea. Allen. StN
(Damrosch. There's a ship on the sea. StN)
(Fisher. There's a ship on the sea. StN)
*There's a song in the air. Draper. EL
There's a time for every thing. See Signals of time. SHS
There's a very old man. See Neidlinger. Windy day. SSS
There's a wee little nest. See Gaynor. Bird's nest. SC1
There's a wise old owl in the tree. See Gaynor. Owl. SC1
There's a wonderful tree, a wonderful tree. See Schilling. Wonderful tree. WS
There's always a sun and a moon. See Neidlinger. Day and night. ES1
There's no dew left on the daisies and clover. See Seven times one. BSS
*There she stands, a lovely creature. NG
There's something very funny a-sitting over there. See Funkhouser. Jack o'lantern. FSK
There strayed a pretty shepherdess. See Shepherdess and the cuckoo. RCS
There they go in the pond below. See Sawyer. Duck game. EL
*There was a crooked man. Elliott. MG
There was a farmer had a dog. See Bingo. JB
There was a field that waiting lay. See Roeske. How the corn grew. PFP
*There was a jolly miller. JB
There was a jolly miller once. See Jolly Miller. CBO—FS
*There was a lady loved a swine. CBO
There was a little fellow whose name was Guillori. See Father Guillori. RCS
(Petit chasseur. BB)
There was a little gardener who spent the summer days. See Knowlton. News for gardeners. NS
*There was a little girl. Chadwick. StN
(Warren. There was a little girl. StN)
There was a little maiden. See Shepherd maiden. FS
(Bergere. BB)
(Shepherdess. RCS)
There was a little man and he woo'd a little maid. See Little man and little maid. BB—FS
*There was a little woman as I've heard tell. RCS
(Little woman. BB)
There was a man lived in the moon. See Aiken drum. BB
There was a pretty dandelion. Foote. StN
There was a small boy with a toot. See Bartlett. Boy and the toot. StN
There was a soft-shell crab. See Chadwick. Soft-shell crab. TC
*There was a tree stood in the ground. NG
(Green leaves grew all around. JB)
There was a wood in valley green. See Green leaves grew all around. JB
(There was a tree stood in the ground. NG)
There was a youth, and a well beloved youth. See Marzials. Bailiff's daughter of Islington. CPP
There was an old man in a wood. See Old man and his wife. LBS
There was an old woman and what do you think? See Old woman of Norwich. BB
There was an old woman tossed up in a basket. See Old woman tossed up in a basket. BB
*There was once a little birdie. Cornwell. EL
(Frost. Birdie's song. WS)
(Rust. There was once a little birdie. EL)
There went a fiddler marching. See O Tempora! O Mores! TLB
There were four big owls. See Smeltzer. Four owls. SZ
*There were four lilies. Haynes. TC
There were shepherds abiding in the field. See Handel. Messiah. TLB
*There were three jolly fisherman. JB
There were three little kittens put on their mittens. See Three little kittens. BB—FS
There were three ravens sat on a tree. See Marzials. Three ravens. CPP
(Three ravens. EFS—FS)
There were two little boys playing out in the snow. See Two little boys in the snow. KK
Thermometer. Neidlinger. ES2
These are mother's knives and forks. See Gaynor. Mother's knives and forks. SC1
These little birdies in their nest. See Hopping birds. WS
These see His wonders in the deep. See Psalter. TLB
They are having a merry party. See Gaynor. Pop-corn people. SC1
They drive home the cows from the pasture. See Hubbard. Little brown hands. MSG
They need not go so far away. See Palmer. Childhood's gold. StN
Thievish mouse. Elliott. MG
*Thing of beauty is a joy forever. Page. TLB
Things of beauty. Mackenzie. TC
Think how strange 'twould be if to go a hundred miles. See Neidlinger. Comparisons. ES2
Third ring song. SHS
Thirsty earth one summer day. See Kuhlan. Earth and the clouds. HR
This is how, all through the night. See Walker. Good-morning. WS
This is how we spade the ground. See Garden game. HC
*This is little Tommy Thumb. Brown. EL
This is little yellowhead. See Neidlinger. Little yellowhead. SSS
This is mamma, kind and dear. See Froebel. Family. HR
This is mother, kind and tender. See Gaynor. Finger play. SC1
This is pretty Polly. See Neidlinger. Polly. SSS
This is the chicken coop. See Gaynor. Some lullabys. SC2
This is the cow that jumped over the moon. See Neidlinger. Old friends. ES2
This is the day of light. See Barnby. Dawn. TLB
This is the dolly that I love best. See Grove. Doll song. HS
This is the farmer, who planted the corn. See Smeltzer. Farmer. SZ
This is the grandmamma. See Froebel. Grandmamma. MP
This is the grandmamma. See Walker. Family. WS
*This is the lady going to town. USI
This is the little Tommy Thumb. See Froebel. Naming the fingers. SM
This is the loving mother. See Gilchrist. Family. SM
(Parker. Family. SM)
This is the meadow where all the long day. See Roeske. Lambs. PFP
This is the month, and this is the happy morn. See Smith. Stanzas from the nativity. TLB
*This is the mother. Smith. SL1
(Froebel. Mother good and dear. MP)
(Hubbard. This is the mother. MSG)
This is the way my father sows. See Knowlton. Sow, sew, so. NS
This is the way that we form our ring. See Hill. First ring song. SHS
This is the way the cloud comes down. See Walker. Weather song. WS.
(Hill. Weather song. SHS)
(Weather song. HR)
*This is the way the ladies go. LBS
This is the way the morning dawns. See Brown. A summer day. EL
This is the way the rain comes down. See Hill. Weather song. SHS
(Walker. Weather song. WS)
(Weather song. HR)
This is the way the sunshine comes down. See Weather song. HR
(Hill. Weather song. SHS)
(Walker. Weather song. WS)
This is your birthday, my dear, my dear. See Hill. Song for a child's birthday. HS
This little ball may visit you. See Hurd. Ball game.
(Color). EL
This little bird lived in a tree. See Tufts. Song of the five fingers. CL
This little pig went to town. See Ernst. Five little pigs. HR
This little thumb. Froebel. MP
(Froebel. Finger play. KC)
(Hubbard. What's this? MSG)
This piece of wood I lengthwise lay. See Froebel. Lengthwise, crosswise. MP
(Adaptation: Hurd. Kite. PTS)
(Adaptation: Reed. Kite. TGS)
(Hubbard. Target. MSG)
This way, that way turns the weather vane. See Osgood. Weathervane. SM
Thistles' story. Cole. CM
Thomas. Bed time. EL
Thompson. Glad Christmas tide. EL
Thou blossom bright with autumn dew. See Lang. To the fringed gentian. TLB
Thou crownest the year with thy goodness. Martin. MSL
Thou holy child. RCS
Thou holy Jesus, meek and mild. See Reinecke. Christmas hymn. EFS
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace. See Williams. Trust. TLB
Thou wilt not cower in the dust. See Maryland, my Maryland. EFS
Though you're not my partner. See You are not my partner. KK
*Though your eyes are blinded. Smith. SL2
Though your little eyes are blinded. See Hubbard. Touching. MSG
(Wiggin. Touching. KC)
Threading the needle. EL
Three big white stepping stones. See Gaynor. Stepping stones. SC2
*Three blind mice. CBO—FS—LL—OYA
*Three children sliding on the ice. CBO
(Elliott. Three children sliding. MG)
(Tufts. Three children sliding. CL)
*Three crows. Elliott. MG
Three dukes a-riding. OYA
(Here come three dukes a-riding. NEB1)
(Variant: Here comes one duke a-riding. JB)
(Variant: Here comes one soldier marching. HC)
*Three fishers. Macfarren. TLB
*Three funny old men. Neidlinger. SSS
Three-in-hand is slowly rolling. Troika. EFS
*Three jolly little boys. LBS
Three kings of Orient. Hopkins. FS
Three knights went riding away to the war. See Parting. TLB
*Three little doves. Knowlton. NS
Three little kittens. BB—FS
*Three little mice. Elliott. MG
Three men of Gotham. Smeltzer. SZ
Three men's reel. FDM
Music only
Three of us afloat. See Stevenson. Pirate story. SS
(Stanford. Pirate story. SS)
Three ravens. EFS—FS
(Marzials. Three ravens. CPP)
Three shining sides of glass have I. See Gaynor. Prism game. SC2
Three times round goes the gallant ship. See Wind blows high. JB
Three wise old women were they. See Bartlett. Three wise women. StN
(Stanley. Three wise women. StN)
Three wise women. Bartlett. StN
(Stanley. Three wise women. StN)
Three years old. Smith. LCD
Threshers. Seeboeck. HMC1
Music only
Through fair grassy meadows. See Hill. Brooklet's song. HS
*Through love to light. Mackenzie. TC
Through painted windows. See Smith. Church. SL2
Through the chequered window pane. See Froebel. Window. MP
Through the golden meadows. See Knight and the lady. JB
Through the pleasant meadow side. See Stevenson. Hayloft. LBS—SF
For composers see Stevenson. Hayloft.
Thro' the streets and o'er the snow. See Rossini. Sleighing. HR
Through time to come as in ages past. See Neidlinger. Nature's novel. ES2
Thrupp. Chickens round the gate. GS
(Hubbard. See the chickens round the gate. MSG)
(Seidell. See the chickens round the gate. HR)
Thumb I count as one. See Finger plays, No. 19. PS
(Adapted from Froebel. Numbering the fingers. SM)
Thumb is one. See Froebel. Numbering the fingers. SM
(Adaptation: Finger plays, No. 19. PS)
*Thumbkin says "I'll dance." Hubbard. MSG
(Walker. Thumbkin says "I'll dance." WS)
(Variant: Smith. Thumbkin says "I'll dance." SL1)
*Thumbs and fingers say "Good morning." Hubbard. MSG
(Froebel. Finger song. MP)
*Thumbs and fingers say "Good morning." Smith. SL1—SM
(Adapted from Froebel. Finger song. MP)
Thumbs up. KK
Thunder. Neidlinger. ES1
Thunder storm. HR
Thus spake the mother fish. See Sherwood. Good advice. HS
Tick, tack! Froebel. MP (Hubbard. Tick, tack. MSG)
Tick-tack. Reinecke. SM
Tick, tack, tee. See Reinecke. Mill. SL1
Tick tack! tick tack! Hear the old clock. See Reinecke.
Tick-tack. SM
Tick, tock! Gaynor. LL
Tick, tock! Miller. SM
Tick, tock! Neidlinger. SSS
Tick, tock, old clock, strike the hour for baby. See Brewster. Slumber song. BSS
Tick-tock, tick-tock. See Gaynor. Song of the kitchen clock. SC1
Tick tock, tick tock. See Kohl. Pendulum. HR
Tick-tock, tick-tock! Amy, Jammie, Jo and Jock. See Smith. Bed time. LCD
Tick, tock, tick, tock! Busy, friendly, helpful clock. See Smith. Song of the clock. SL2
"Tickity tock!" Hark to the clock. See Grove. Bed time. HS
*Tiddlely-winks and Tiddlely-wee. Neidlinger. SSS
Tide. Neidlinger. ES1
Time. Tufts. CL
Time for play. Koehler. HR
Time to rise. Stevenson. CGV
(Fisher. Time to rise. CGV)
Timid, blue-eyed flower. See Naegeli. Violet. HR—WS
(Variant: Naegeli. Violet. RCS)
Tin soldiers. Neidlinger. SSS
Ting a-ling, a-ling, a-ling. See Smeltzer. Jackie Jingle. SZ
Ting, ting, tinkle ting! See Smith. Bossy cow. LCD
Tiny fingers in a row. See Gilchrist. Beckoning to the chickens. SM
Tiny flakes of snow. See Gaynor. Snowballs. SV
Tiny little seed. See Brown. Spring song. EL
*Tiny little snow-flakes. Batchellor. WS
Tip-toe march. Montz. IMS
'Tis a lesson you should heed. See Try, try again. HR
'Tis bed-time for the doggy now. See Smith. Saying good-night. LCD
'Tis forty years my old friend John. See Land. My old friend John. FS
'Tis God our Father. See Hill. Blessings on effort. SHS
'Tis May Day! 'tis May Day! let's up and away. See Sherwood. May day invitation. HS
'Tis raining, 'tis raining. See Froelich. Rain song. KC
(Reinecke. Rain song. FC)
'Tis spring, the field is ready. See Reinecke. Farmer. SL2
*'Tis the last rose of summer. EFS
(Last rose of summer. FS)
'Tis twelve o'clock. See Good-bye. HR
'Tis when the lark goes soaring. See Chadwick. Kissing time. FSC
Tit-tat-toe! See Gaynor. House of tit-tat-toe. LL
Tithing-man. Terhune. CC.
Titoff. Flicker, flicker, fire sprite. FS
To a daisy. Dietrich. TC
To a dandelion. Gaynor. LL
To a honey-bee. Cole. CM
To a snowflake. Smith. LCD
*To all you ladies now on land. Marzials. CPP
To America. TLB
*To Anacreon in Heav'n. EFS
*To and fro. HR
To and fro. Hubbard. MSG
To and fro, gay we go. See Smith. Dancing song. SL2
To and fro, so soft and slow. See Fairlamb. Cradle song. StN
(Fisher. Cradle song. StN)
(Ilsley. Cradle song. StN)
(Stanley. Cradle song. StN)
(Suck. Cradle song. StN)
*To and fro the ball. Hubbard. MSG
To and fro the strong arms go. See Allen. Canoe song. EL
To and fro, to and fro goes the pendulum. See Froebel. Tick, tack! MR
(Hubbard. Tick, tack. MSG)
To and fro, to and fro, that my ball can nicely do. See Hubbard. To and fro. MSG
*To Araby will I wander. EFS
*To Beccles. JB
To do to others as I would. See Hubbard. Golden rule. MSG
To fight the French in Flanders. See Duke Marlborough. FS
To France were returning two grenadiers. See Two grenadiers. TLB
*To market, to market, to buy a fat pig. KM
To me the land that gave me birth. See At the beginning and at the close of play, no. 2. PS
To night. Smith. TLB
To push the business on. JB
To Santa Claus. Conrade. GS
To the cool and shaded pond. See Reed. Fishes. TGS
To the evening star. Reinecke. FC
To the fringed gentian. Lang. TLB
To the great brown house. See Allen. Song of the rain. WS
(Smith. Rain song. SL1)
To the humble-bee. Reinecke. FC
To the lords of convention. See Bonnie Dundee. EFS
To the mill let us go. See Hitte. Mill. DM
To the nightingale. Reinecke. FC
To the sky and back. Smith. LCD
To the sleeping seeds. See Hill. Sunshine's message. SHS
To the war the Cossack goes. See Lovely Minka. FS
To the wild flowers. Sheehan. OSM
*To the woods, O come away. KK
To thy loving parents. See Reinecke. Birthday song. SL1
(Reinecke. Mother's birthday. FC)
To Ting. FDM
Music only
To wander is the miller's joy. See Miller. PS
To work. HR
*Today is the first of May. KK
(First of May. BFD)
Tom, he was a piper's son. See Over the hills and far away. CBO
Tom, he was the piper's son. See Funkhouser. Tom, Tom, the piper's son. FSK
Tom, the piper's son. Elliott. MG
(Tom, Tom, the piper's son. CBO)
Tom, Tom, the piper's son. Funkhouser. FSK
Tom, Tom, the piper's son. See Elliott. Tom, the piper's son. MG
(Tom, Tom, the piper's son. CBO)
Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks. Smeltzer. SZ
Tommy Tittlemouse. Smeltzer. SZ
*Tooriletoo was a bonnie cock robin. RCS
Top. Gaynor. SC2
Top. Schoenefeld. HMC1
Music only
Toppelius. Yes, come, dear, dear Christmas. HS
Toss a feather in the air. See Gaynor. Feather game. SC2
Tossing. Hailmann. HR
Tossing game. Hailmann. HR
Tossing game. Walker. WS
Touch the clavier now. See Froebel. Pianoforte. MP
Touching. Hubbard. MSG
(Wiggin. Touching. KC)
Touching. Meissner. ASC
Touching. Wiggin. KC
(Hubbard. Touching. MSG)
Tournament. Gayrhos. HMC2
Music only
Tours. Star. TC
Tower. Smith. SL1
Toyman. HS
Toyman and boy. Froebel. MP
Toyman and the maiden. Froebel. MP
*Toyman of Nuremberg. Reinecke. FC
Toyman's shop. Hill. HS
Tra la la la, there's joy in the air. See Hubbard. Birds must fly. MSG
Tra la la! tra la la! wee birds are singing. See Gaynor. Spring dance. LL
Tra-ra, tra-ra, tra-ra. See Froebel. Wild boar. MP
Tracks in the snow. Gaynor. SC1
Trade game. Taubert. KC
Trade game. Wiggin. KC
Trade song. I. Wiggin. KC
(Working man. HR)
Tradespeople. Conrade. GS
(Hubbard. Swallow. MSG)
Train. EL
Train. Smith. LCD
Train. Valentine. VBD
Train-band. Terhune. CC
Train is all ready and we must get on. See Train. EL
Tramp, tramp, tramp. HR
(Hubbard. Let your feet go tramp, tramp! MSG)
(Let the feet go tramp. BG)
Transformation game. Smith. SM
*Tread the green grass. NG
Treasures. Smith. LCD
Tree loves me. See Gaynor. Tree's friends. SC1
Tree was cold. See Smith. Tree in winter. SL2
Trees are bare and brown. See Conrade. November, No. 2. GS
Tree's friends. Gaynor. SC1
Trekarlspolska. FDM
Music only
Tremp! ton pain, Marie. See Dip your bread, Marie. RCS
(Variant: Dip your bread, Polly. LBS)
Triangle. FDM
Music only
Trifles. Tufts. CL
*Tripping we go. Gaynor. LL
Troika. EFS
Trois princesses. See Clear cool pond. FS
Trot along! Trot along! See Hop, mother Annika. KK
Trot de cavalerie. Rubinstein. HMC2
Music only
Trot, trot, trot, through the pasture lot. See Little pony. EL
Troyte. Troyte's chant. TLB
True freedom. Lang. TLB
Trum te tum, tum. See Taubert. Drummer. SL2
Trumpeter's serenade. Spindler. HMC2
Trunkles. NEB2
Music only
Trust. Williams. TLB
Try, try again. HR
Tschaikowsky. Skylark. HMC2
Music only
Tufts. Bee is a rover. CL
—— Birds in summer. CL
—— Busy bee. CL
(Cole. Lesson from the bee. CM)
—— Busy little husbandman. CL
—— Buttercups and daisies. CL
(Conrade. Buttercups and daisies. GS)
(Hubbard. Buttercups and daisies. MSG)
—— Butterflies are pretty things. CL
—— Calling the tides. CL
—— Cherry tree. CL
—— Coasting. CL
—— Cock-a-doodle-do! CL
—— Come here, little robin. CL
—— Come, my children, come away. CL
—— Cradle song. CL
(Tennyson. Little birdie. CL)
(Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS)
(Tennyson. What does little birdie say? SM)
—— Daisy buds. CL
—— Ding, dong. CL
—— Dog. CL
—— Engine song. CL
—— Golden rule. CL
—— Humming bird. CL
—— I had two pigeons. CL
—— I like little pussy. CL
(Elliott. I love little pussy. MG—SL1)
(My kitty. HR)
—— I saw three ships. CL
(I saw three ships come sailing by. CBO)
—— If all the world was apple-pie. CL
(If all the world were paper. BB)
—— Little birdie. CL
(Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS)
(Tennyson. Cradle song. EL)
(Tennyson. What does little birdie say? SM)
—— Little brother. CL
—— Little brown birds. CL
—— Little dreamer. CL
(Osgood. Little dreamer. RCS)
—— Little girl's fancies. CL
—— Little rain-drops. CL
—— Little Robin Redbreast. CL
—— Little things. CL
—— Little white lily. CL
(Walker. Little white lily. WS)
(Smith. Little white lily. SL2)
—— Morning hymn. CL
—— Morning song. CL
—— My little doll Rose. FS
—— My pussy. CL
—— Nell and her bird. CL
—— North wind doth blow. CL
(Bartlett. North wind doth blow. StN)
(Conrade. North wind doth blow. GS)
(Elliott. North wind doth blow. MG—SL1)
(North wind and the robin. BB)
(North wind doth blow. HR)
—— Now the sun is sinking. CL
(Wiggin. Slumber song. KC)
—— Old Gaelic lullaby. CL
(Hahn. Gaelic cradle song. BSS)
(Harris. Gaelic lullaby. TLB)
—— One thing at a time. CL
—— Peep of day. CL
—— Pigeon house. CL
—— Rain, rain. CL
—— Robin. CL
—— Rocking horse. FS
—— Song of the five fingers. CL
—— Stop, stop, pretty water. CL
(Cole. Stop, stop, pretty water. CM)
—— Swallow is come. CL
—— Thank you, pretty cow. CL
(Cole. Pretty cow. HR)
(Seidell. Thank you, pretty cow. HR)
(Smith. Thank you, pretty cow. SL1)
—— Three children sliding. CL
(Elliott. Three children sliding. MG)
(Three children sliding on the ice. CBO)
—— Time. CL
—— Trifles. CL
—— Twinkle, twinkle, little star. CL
(Elliott. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. MG—SL1—SM)
(Gaynor. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. LL)
(Hill. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. SHS)
(Twinkle, twinkle, little star. HR)
(Walker. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. WS)
—— Wave's gift. CL
—— Welcome swallow. CL
—— Wind blows sweetly. CL
—— Winter jewels. CL
Tulips. Gaynor. SC1
Tupper. Skylark. CM
Turkey gobbler lived within a barnyard. See Gaynor. Why Mr. Gobbler changed his tune. SC2
Turkish march. Schoenefeld. HMC2
Music only
*Turn again. Whittington. RCS
Turn around, around. See Wiebe. Wheel. KC
"Turn!" said the little stream. See Hill. Song of the mill-stream. SHS
*Turn the big wheel. Gaynor. LL
Turner. Waiting to grow. EL
Turning, whirling, turning, whirling. See Hill. Song of the sewing machine. SHS
'Twas a merry time when Jenny Wren was young. See Cock Robin and Jenny Wren. CBO
'Twas an old, old, old, old lady and a boy that was half past three. See Cole. One two three. CM
'Twas in the lowly stable. See Smith. In the Bethlehem stable. LCD
'Twas in the merry month of May. Marzials. CPP
'Twas on a chill December morn. See Washing day. LBS
'Twas on a merry time. See Cock Robin and Jenny Wren. RCS
'Twas this way and that way. Gaynor. LL
(Variant: When I was a shoemaker. NG)
(Variant: When I was a lady. LBS)
(Variant: When I was a schoolgirl. NEB1)
(Variant: When I wore flounces. JB)
'Twas within a mile of Edinboro' town. See Within a mile of Edinboro' town. EFS
Twenty, eighteen. NEB1
Twilight and dawn. SHS
Twilight town. Jenks. EL
*Twinkle, twinkle, little star. HR
(Elliott. Twinkle, twinkle little star. MG—SL1—SM)
(Gaynor. Twinkle, twinkle little star. LL)
(Hill. Twinkle, twinkle little star. SHS)
(Tufts. Twinkle, twinkle little star. CL)
(Walker. Twinkle, twinkle little star. WS)
Twinkle, twinkle little star. See Hubbard. Little star. MSG
'Twixt a hill and deep and shelter'd vale. See Two hares. RCS
(Zwei Hasen. BB)
Two birds. Wiebe. KC
Two boys in the snow. KK
Two crows. Neidlinger. SSS
Two grenadiers. TLB
Two hands and eight little fingers. See Hurd. Children on the tower. PTS
Two hands I have. Mozart. HR
Two hands, thereon eight fingers are. See Froebel. Children at the tower. MP (Hubbard. Two hands. MSG)
Two hares. RCS
(Zwei Hasen. BB)
Two kittens. Clarke. StN
Two little birds. Bacon. EL
*Two little birds. Fisher. StN
Two little hands. See Smith. Children on the tower. SL1
Two little hands I have. See Fischer. What I have. HR
*Two little maidens all alone. JB
Two little roses. Bacon. EL
*Two little windows. Reed. TGS
Two merry little builders. See Brewster. Robins and pussy willow. BSS
Two pretty boots are these of mine. See Taubert. Sand man. RCS
Two Robin Redbreasts built their nest. See Tufts. Robin Redbreasts. CL
(Two Robin Redbreasts. HR)
(Walker. Two Robin Redbreasts. WS)
*Two stars are in heaven. FS
Two years old. Smith. LCD
Tyrolese and his child. EFS
*Tyrolese are jolly. JB

Uhland. Good comrade. FS
Ukrainian dance melody. HMC2
Music only
Uncrowned kings. Loomis. TLB
Under and over the chain is unwound. See Rust. Bucket song. EL
Under the crimson flow'rets. See Reinecke. Birdie's burial. FC
Under the glowing sun. See Reinecke. Little gardener. SM
Under the lindentree. Foerster. HMC1
Music only
Under the Maypole. Gurlitt. HMC2
Music only
Up and down and in and out. See Froebel. Play with the limbs. SM
Up and down, and up and down. See Terhune. Kitchen carol. CC
Up and down the centre we go. See Catch the squirrel. USI
Up comes the little bucket. See Smith. Pail. SL2.
*Up, down. Hailmann. HR
Up, down, up down, all the way to London town. See Foote. Going to London. StN
Up in the apple tree over the way. See Holden. My neighbor. EL
Up in the tall old tree. See Cole. Where the birdies grow. CM
Up into the cherry tree. See Stevenson. Foreign lands. SS
(Stanford. Foreign lands. SS)
Up the scale we're climbing. See Cole. Scale song, No. 1. CM
Up through the mould. See Bacon. Daffy-down-dilly. EL
Up to us sweet childhood looketh. See Bacon. Mother's hymn. EL
(Hailmann. Teacher's hymn. HR)
(Osgood. Mother's hymn. EL)
(Teacher's hymn, II. KC)
Up up in the sky. Walker. WS
(Ball song. KC)
(Direction song. HR)
Up, up my little bucket comes. See Walker. Bucket song. WS
(Hubbard. Bucket song. MSG)
*Up yonder on the mountain. Reinecke. FC
Upon a showery night and still. See Suck. Dandelion. StN
Upon Paul's steeple stands a tree. See St. Paul's steeple. CBO
Upon the blooming meadow. See Reinecke. Forget-me-not. FC—SL1
(Jacob. Forget-me-not. WS)
Upon the bottom of the sea. See Neidlinger. Cable. ES1
Upon the meadow. Foerster. HMC1
Music only
Upon the sweetest summer time. See Blow away the morning dew. LBS
Useful. Smith. LCD

V-v-v-v-v buzzing, buzzing, buzzing bees. See Fischer. Bees. HR
Vafva vadmal. FDM
Music only
Valentine. Baby's horses. VBD
—— Cat. VBD
—— Conductor. VBD
—— Fireman. VBD
—— Flower-wagon. VBD
—— Goldfish. VBD
—— Good-morning song. VBD
—— Green grocer. VBD
—— Policeman. VBD
—— Polly. VBD
—— Postman. VBD
—— Train. VBD
—— Water-cart. VBD
Valentine. Damrosch. StN
(Fairlamb. Valentine. StN)
Valentine day. Gaynor. GS
Valentine song. Brewster. BSS
Valentines. Gaynor. SC2
Valentine's message. Hill. HS
Valiant rider. Parlow. HMC1
Music only
*Valley boy smiling. EFS
Vapperstavals. FDM
Music only
Varmer he lived in the West Countree. See Barkshire tragedy. NEB1
Varsovienne. FDM
Music only
Veilchen wie so schweigend. See Naegeli. Violet. HR—RCS—WS
Venetian boatmen's song. Bach. TLB
Venturesome children. Seidell. HR
Verdi. Little song of gratitude. GS
—— Raindrops. GS
Vesper sparrow now has sung. See Gilchrist. Whip-poor-will. TLB
Vessel. PS
(Hubbard. Ship. MSG)
Viens, Aurore. See Come, Aurora. FS
Village dance. Wiggin. KC
Vineyard dance. FDM
Music only
Vingakersdans. FDM
Music only
Violet. Bingham. BM
Violet. Gaynor. SC1
Violet. Naegeli. HR—RCS—WS
Violet. Schults. FC—KC—MSL—RCS—SL1—WS
(Reinecke. Violet. FC—RCS—SL1—WS)
(Kies. Violet. MSL)
(Violet. KC)
Violet, darling violet. See Schults. Violet. FC—KC—MSL—RCS—SL1—WS
For composers see Schults. Violet
Violet, dearest violet. See Schults. Violet. FC—KC—MSL—RCS—SL1—WS
For composers see Schults. Violet
Violet does not dress as gay. See Bingham. Violet. BM
Violet lowly bending. See Naegeli. Violet. RCS
(Adaptation: Naegeli. Violet. HR—WS)
Violet song. Brewster. BSS
Virgin stills the crying. See Barnby. Cradle song of the
Virgin. RCS
(Kies. Virgin's cradle song. MSL)
Virgin's cradle song. Kies. MSL
(Barnby. Cradle song of the Virgin. RCS)
Visit. Reinecke. SM
Visiting game. EL.
Visiting game. Hayden. HC
Vose. Little plant. EL
—— Plants awakening. EL
—— Pop corn. EL
—— Song of chestnuts. EL
—— Spring secrets. EL
Voyage. Hailmann. HR
Voyage. Neidlinger. ES2

Wacht am Rhein. See Wilhelm. Watch on the Rhine. FS
(Wilhelm. Watch by the Rhine. EFS)
Wagner. Pilgrims' chorus. TLB
Waiting to grow. EL
(Turner. Waiting to grow. EL)
Waits. Sawyer. EL
Wake, little bird. See Gaynor. Awakening. SC2
*Wake! says the sunshine. Hubbard. MSG
Wake up fairies. Hayden. HMC1
Music only
*Wake up, snowdrop. Atkinson. GS
*Wake up! wake up! the morning light. Bingham. BM
*Waken little children. Ashmall. SL1
Waking flowers. Hill. SHS
Waking flowers. Reissmann. RCS
Wakonda, hear us, hear us. See Song of the ghost dances. TLB
Walker. All the little sparrows. WS
—— Baby's lullaby. WS
(Elliott. Lullaby. MG—SM)
(Lullaby. HR)
—— Baker. WS
—— Ball comes round to meet us. WS
(Ball comes to meet us. PS)
—— Birdies in the greenwood. WS
(Birdie. PS)
(Weber. Birdies in the greenwood. HR)
—— Birthday song. WS
—— Bucket song. WS
(Hubbard. Bucket song. MSG)
—— Carol, children, carol. WS
—— Cartwheel song. WS
(Elliott. Cartwheel. SL2)
—— Children, can you truly tell. WS
—— Children grateful for meeting. WS
—— Cooper. WS
(Hubbard. Cooper. MSG)
—— Eight white sheep. WS
—— Family. WS
—— Go over, come back here. WS
—— God is there. WS
(Hubbard. Nature's God is there. MSG)
—— Good morning. WS
—— Good morning, dear children. WS
—— Good morning, new day. WS
—— Grasshopper green. WS
—— Hop, hop, come birdies all. WS
—— It came upon the midnight clear. EL
—— Jesus bids us shine. WS
(Hubbard. Jesus bids us shine. MSG)
—— Kitty cat and the mouse. WS
(Gilchrist. Kitty cat. StN)
(Kitty cat and the mouse. RCS)
—— Little dove, you are welcome. WS
—— Little gardens. WS
—— Little Jack Frost. WS
(Cornwell. Little Jack Frost. WS)
(Little Jack Frost. HR)
—— Little white lily. WS
(Smith. Little white lily. SL2)
(Tufts. Little white lily. CL)
—— Little woodpecker am I. WS
—— Morning bright. WS
—— My ball comes up to meet me. WS
—— My ball lies in its little bed. WS
—— Old Year and the new. WS
—— Once there was a little kitty. WS
—— Our balls are going to bye-low-land. WS
—— Our play is o'er. WS
(Hailmann. Our work is done. HR)
(Hubbard. Parting song, MSG)
(Wiggin. Good-bye song. KC)
—— Out in the meadows. WS
(Conrade. Daisies in the meadows. GS)
—— Over and back. WS
—— Pigeon song. WS
(Froebel. Pigeon house. MP)
(Kohl. Pigeon house. HR)
(Pigeon house. PS)
—— Rainbow song. WS
—— Snail. WS
(Koehler. Snail. HR)
(Hubbard. Snail. MSG)
(Snail. BG—PS)
(Snail game. HC)
—— Snow. WS
(Hailmann. Oh, see the snow. HR)
(Hubbard. See the snow is falling fast. MSG)
—— Song of the bluebird. EL
—— Summer song. WS
—— Thumbkin says, "I'll dance." WS
(Hubbard. Thumbkin says, "I'll dance." MSG)
(Variant: Smith. Thumbkin says, "I'll dance." SL1)
—— Tossing game. WS
(Twinkle, twinkle little star. HR)
(Elliott. Twinkle, twinkle little star. MG—SL1—SM)
(Gaynor. Twinkle, twinkle little star. LL)
(Hill. Twinkle, twinkle little star. SHS)
(Tufts. Twinkle, twinkle little star. CL)
(Twinkle, twinkle little star. HR)
—— Two Robin Redbreasts. WS
(Tufts. Little Robin Redbreast. CL)
(Two Robin Redbreasts. HR)
—— Up, up in the sky. WS
—— Weather song. WS
—— Where do all the daisies go? WS
(Conrade. Where they go. GS)
—— Which way does the wind blow? WS
—— Winter jewels. WS
(Burdett. Million little diamonds. StN)
(Damrosch. Million little diamonds. StN)
(Tufts. Winter jewels. CL)
Walking on stilts. Gayrhos. HMC2
Music only
Walking on the green grass. NG
Walking on the levy. NG
Wallbanck. Forget-me-not. GS
Waller. Lines written in early spring. TLB
—— To America. TLB
*Wallflowers, wallflowers. JB
Waltz. Funkhouser. FSK
Music only
Waltz. Hitte. DM
Music only
Waltz. Weber. HMC2
Music only
Wandering balls. HR
Wandering game. Wiggin. KC
Wandering song. Bullard. SM
Wandering song. Froebel. SM
Wand'ring up and down one day. See Cobbler. HR—LBS
Wandering workmen. SL2
War song. Reinhold. HMC2
Music only
Ward. Jerusalem above. TLB
*Warm hands, warm, the men have gone to plough. CBO—LBS
Warner. Postman. KC
Warren. April snow. StN
—— Ironing song. StN
(Smith. Ironing day. SL2)
—— Marjorie's almanac. StN
—— Night and day. StN
—— Queen o' May. StN
—— Snow flakes. StN
(Molloy. Snow-flakes. StN)
—— There was a little girl. StN
Was eilst du so? See Taubert. Busy brook. RCS
Washing. Montz. IMS
Washing and ironing. Hill. SHS
Washing day. LBS
Washing day. Sloane. HS
Washing day. Smith. SL2
*Washing day has come again. Brown. EL
Washing the clothes. BFD
*Washington, O Washington, thy name is ever dear. Atkinson. GS
Washington the soldier true who won our land. See Hubbard. Washington's birthday. MSG
*Wassail, a wassail, a wassail and we begin. NEB1
Watch by the Rhine. Wilhelm. EFS
(Watch on the Rhine. Wilhelm. FS)
Watches and clocks. PS
Watches for good reasons never have any sleep. See Watches and clocks. PS
Watching the flocks. GS
Watchman. Terhune. CC
*Water, water wild flowers. NG
Watercart. Valentine. VBD
Watering the flowers. Dugan. EL
Waterlilies. Gaynor. SC2
Watermill. USI
Watermill. Andreae. HR
Watersprite. See Nigarepolskan. FDM
Music only
Waterwheel. PS
Watts. Busy bee. CL
(Lesson from the bee. CM)
—— Ellacombe. TLB
Watts. Lesson from the bee. CM
(Busy bee. CL)
Wave our bonny flag on high. See Gaynor. Our flag. SC1
Wave, pretty wave, come over the sea. See Tufts. Wave's gift. CL
Waves. Smith. LCD
Wave's gift. Tufts. CL
Waves of the ocean roll in with a roar. See Smith. Waves. LCD
Waves on the sea-shore. Hubbard. MSG
Way down in the buttercup meadow. See Hubbard. Down in the buttercup meadow. MSG
Way down in the field where the wheat seeds lie. See Hill. Story of the bread. SHS
Way down upon the Suwanee ribber. See Foster. Old folks at home. EFS—TLB
We all agree in loving. See Marching, no. 29. PS
We all go round the mulberry bush. See Going round the mulberry bush. HR
(As we go round the mulberry bush. HC)
(Here we go round the mulberry bush. HC)
(Little washerwoman. KK)
(Mulberry bush. BG—CBO—FS—JB—LBS)
We all have found a pleasant place. See Koehler. Race. HR
*We are all little girlies. JB
*We are all nodding, nid, nid, nodding. LBS
(Variant: And we're a noddin'. FS)
We are butterflies dipping as we flit. See Gaynor. Butterflies' hide and seek. LL
We are drummer boys. See Funkhouser. Drummer boys. FSK
We are fairies from fairy land. See Gaynor. Dance of the rainbow fairies. SC1
*We are happy all the day. Bingham. BM
We are joyous today. See Hubbard. Froebel's song. MSG
We are little busy bees. See Busy bees. HR
*We are little soldier men. Smith. SL1
We are little waiters. See Wiggin. Little waiters. KC
We are merry children. See Stangenberger. Merry helpers. HR
*We are red birds. Smith. SL2
We are sewing, sewing, sewing. See Pettibone. Sewing song. SC1
We are soldiers of the Froebel guard. See Rockwell. Marching song for Froebel's birthday. KC
We are the shearers big and strong. See Gaynor. Song of the shearer. SC1
We are the sounding buglars. JB
*We be soldiers three. Marzials. CPP
*We be three poor mariners. Marzials. CPP
We birds are a merry set. See Birds. PS
(Hubbard. Hopping and flying together. MSG)
*We cats get up in the morning. LBS
We caught a young squirrel. See Squirrel. JB
We children form a flowery ring. See Elliott. Ring. SL2
We come to see Miss Jennie Jones. See Miss Jenny Jones.
(Variant: Jilly Jo. JB)
We go across the street. See Visiting game. EL
We have a little blue eye within the ring. See Choosing game. HC
We have a little fairy. See Knowlton. Little fairy. NS
We have friends on land and sea. See Neidlinger. Sheep. ES1
We have got an army fit to march around the table. See Table army. LBS
We have put our work away. See Koehler. Time for play. HR
We know a lovely garden. See Chapek. Garden. HS
We lightly skip on tip toe, all. See Koehler. Skipping. HR—PS
We'll hire a horse and steal a gig. See To push the business on. JB
*We'll join our hands. Hubbard. MSG
We'll join our hands and in a circle sing. See Hubbard. Seasons. MSG
We'll march and march and march around. See Reinecke. Forming the ring. WS
We'll march like soldiers brave. See Hitte. Little soldiers. DM
We'll mix up some water and meal in a pan. See Knowlton. Feeding chickens. NS
We'll open the pigeon house again. See Walker. Pigeon song. WS
(Kohl. Pigeon house. HR)
(Pigeon house. PS)
We'll play we're giants tall. See Gaynor. Giants. SC1
*We'll stand up straight. Gaynor. SC1
We'll sweep. Terhune. CC
We'll turn to our places. See Wiggin. Ring song, no. 4. KC
We love this blessed land of ours. See Reed. Our land. HS—TGS
We love to go a-roaming. See Bullard. Wandering song. SM
We made a see-saw yesterday. See Neidlinger. See-saw. SSS
*We march like soldiers. Gaynor. SC1
We meet again together. See Afternoon song. KC
We open now our pigeon house. See Kohl. Pigeon house. HR
(Froebel. Pigeon house. MP)
(Pigeon house. PS)
(Walker. Pigeon song. WS)
*We plow the fields. Smith. SL2
*We praise Thee, Lord. Lvoff. FS
*We're a band of happy children. KC
We're a band of merry merry workmen. See Smith. Merry workers. SL2
We're a-noddin'. FS
(Variant. We are all nodding. LBS)
We're busy making shoes. See Libby. Shoemaker. WS
We're marching round the valley. See Marching round the valley. USI
We're playing at railway. See Wiseneder. Railway. HR
*We're playing together. Smith. SL2
We sail toward evening's loving star. See Parker. Even song. TC
We say good day. KK
We send a "Merry Christmas" thro' the air. See Hubbard. Christmas greeting. MSG
We thank the Heav'nly Father for sunshine and for rain. See Saville. Song of thanks. HS
We thank Thee. George. GS
We thank Thee, dear Father, for care through the night. See Knowlton. Morning prayer. NS
*We thank Thee, Father, for the love. Sherwood. HS
We thank Thee, loving Father. See Germer. Choral. HMC1
We, the slender twigs are taking. See Hubbard. Basket of flowers. MSG
We three Kings of Orient are. See Hopkins. Three Kings of Orient. FS
We throw our balls up, up so high. See Hailmann. Tossing. HR
We twine the boughs of holly green. See Christmas wreath. HC
We two together. Gilchrist. TLB
We walk with equal paces. See Marching, no. 28. PS
We weave brown velvet jackets. See Gaynor. Cat tails. SC2
*We welcome you, dear friends. Hubbard. MSG
We went to the meadow and what did we see? See Smith. Green leafytree. LCD
We will blind Jamie's eyes. See Gaynor. Guessing game. SC1
We will fetch you a pint of wine. See Roman soldiers. JB
We will wash our clothes, we'll wash them. See Washing the clothes. BFD
We won't go home till morning. NEB2
Music only
We won't go home until morning. See For he's a jolly good fellow. EFS
Wearily at daylight's close. See Reinecke. Evening prayer. FC—HR—SL1
Wearing of the green. EFS
Weary fingers. HR
Weary now the little fingers. See Weary fingers. HR
Weather song. Hill. SHS
(Walker. Weather song. WS)
(Weather song. HR)
Weather vane. BSS
Weather vane. Froebel. MP
(Hailmann. Weathervane. HR)
Weather vane. Gaynor. SC2
Weather vane. Kohl. SM
Weather vane. Osgood. SM
Weather vane. Smith. LCD
Weather vane is perch'd on high. See Kohl. Weather vane. SM
Weather vane is turning. See Weather vane. BSS
*Weathercock high on the tower. PS
Weatherly. Christmas bells. EL
Weave, children, weave. See Reinecke. Weaving song. HR
*Weave in, my hardy life. Stucken. TLB
*Weave the homespun and strike together. KK
Weave the little basket. See Froebel. Basket. MP
(Smith. Flower basket. SM)
Weaving. Gaynor. SC1
Weaving dance. See Vafva vadmal. FDM
Music only
Weaving game. HC
Weaving song. WS
Weaving song. Reinecke. HR
Webbe. Epitaph on a parish clerk. TLB
Weber. Birdies in the greenwood. HR
(Birdie. PS)
(Walker. Birdies in the greenwood. WS)
—— Dance, little baby. HR
—— Darling little fingers. HR
—— Hunter's song. RCS
—— On the sea. HR
—— Ring song, no. 1. KC
—— Waltz. HMC2
Music only
Wee little star. See Tours. Star. TC
Wee maiden dear with eyes of blue. See Brewster. Valentine song. BSS
*Wee Willie Winkie. LBS
"Weel may the keel row." See Highland schottische. FDM
Music only
Weevily wheat. OYA
Weidig. Boat song. TC
(Fanning. Boat song. TC)
—— Pilgrims. TC
Weisst du, wie viel Sternlein? See God knows. RCS
(Hubbard. Do you know how many stars? MSG)
*Welcome, little robin. Smith. SL2
Welcome, little travelers. See Gilchrist. Little travelers. HS
Welcome song. Gaynor. SC1
Welcome swallow. Tufts. CL
Welcome the gentle spring. See Brewster. Spring song. BSS
Welcome the joyous Christmas day. See Christmas carol. KC
Welcome the merry time of spring. See Smith. Welcome to spring. LCD
Welcome to spring. Smith. LCD
Welcome to the new-born year. See Rischart. Now welcome to the newborn year. HR
Welcome to the pussy willows. Brown. EL
Welcome to you, mother dear. See Gaynor. Mother day. GS
Welcome, welcome! How do you do? See Smith. Greeting song. KC
Welcome, welcome swallow. See Tufts. Welcome swallow. CL
Wenk. Nursery clock. RCS
Wer will unter die Soldaten. See Kuecken. Little soldier. RCS
Were I a sunbeam. See Chopin. Spring song. EFS
(Chopin. Maiden's wish. FS)
Were I the sun so high in heaven soaring. See Chopin. Maiden's wish. FS
(Chopin. Spring song. EFS)
*Wert thou in the cauld blast. Mendelssohn. TLB
Wesley. Child's prayer. HR
West wind. Barnby. TC
Who learned you to dance, Babity, Babity? See Be Ba Babity. JB
Whale. Neidlinger. SSS
Wharton. When all the world is young. FS
What a bird taught. Hubbard. MSG
What a little thing am I. See Reinecke. Mamma and the baby. FC
What a plague is love. See Marzials. Phillida flouts me. CPP
What a pretty black-bird. See Black-bird song. BSS
What are little boys made of? See Natural history. CBO
What are you saying? See Root. Child and the tree. SV
What becomes of all the babies? See Hill. Stages of life. SHS
What can you do? Cole. TC
What child is this? See Christmas carol. RCS
What do birdies dream? Hubbard. MSG
What do I see in baby's eyes? See Gilchrist. Good night. StN
What do you ever suppose, Mamma? See Meissner. Smelling. ASC
What do you say to the snow to-day? See Warren. April snow. StN
What do you think came down last night? See Dayre. Snow. EL
What do you think mother saw on the hill? See Smith. Going to sleep. LCD
What does it mean when the blue bird flies? See Bacon. Signs of the seasons. EL
*What does little birdie say? Tennyson. SM
(Tennyson. Baby's waking song. SHS)
(Tennyson. Cradle song. EL)
(Tufts. Little birdie. CL)
What does the baker make, we say? See Walker. Baker. WS
What does the moon say tonight? See Sheehan. Mother's lullaby. OSM
What does the rumbling thunder say? See Neidlinger. Thunder. ES1
What fun it is to be just a tiny girl. See Terhune. Sedan chair. CC
What fun, what jolly fun. See Gaynor. Coasting. SC2
What have we here? See Hubbard. Garden gate. MSG
"What have you got for dinner, Mrs. Bond?" See Mrs. Bond. CBO
What I have. Fischer. HR
What is it fills our hearts with cheer? See Sheehan. Spring is here. OSM
What is so rare as a day in June? See Schnecker. June. TLB
What is this? This is a gate. See Froebel. Barnyard gate. MP
(Hubbard. Barnyard. MSG)
*What must be must. LBS
What plant we in this apple tree? See Roeske. Planting of the apple tree. HS
What Robin told. Knowlton. NS
(Johnson. What Robin told. BSS)
What's this dull town to me? See Robin Adair. EFS
What says the book? See Damrosch. In the wood. StN
What shall little children bring on Christmas day? See Batchellor. Blessed day. WS
What shall we do the long winter thro'? See Cornwell. Ferns. EL
What shall we do when we go out? See Holiday. LBS
What song does the cricket sing? See Love and mirth. RCS
What song shall we sing upon Christmas? See Hill. First Christmas song. HS
What sweet tunes can babies play? See Smith. Finger-piano. SL1
What the bells say. Cole. CM
What the little things said. Sawyer. WS
What twitt'ring in the sparrows' nest. See Berry. Sparrows' nest. KC
What, what shall Santa Claus bring Helen? See Reinecke. Santa Claus. SL2
*What's this? Hubbard. MSG
(Froebel. Finger play. KC)
(Froebel. This little thumb. MP)
Whatever the mother fosters. See Froebel. Conclusion. MP
Wheatley. Song of the blue-bird. EL
Wheel. Wiebe. KC
Wheel song. Cushman. EL
Wheelbarrow. PS
Wheelbarrow. Hubbard. MSG
*Wheelbarrow, wheelbarrow, where shall we go. HR
Wheelwright. Smith. SM
Wheelwright. Froebel. MP
(Hubbard. Wheelwright. MSG)
*When a child goes marching out. LBS
When all the ground with snow is white. See Knowlton. Snow bird. NS
*When all the world is young. Wharton. FS
*When Bertie goes to the ball. JB
When children lay them down to sleep. See Schumann. Guardian angels. FS
*When Christ was born. Brown. FS
When do birds with weary wing. See Smith. Friendly dark. LCD
When early morning's. See Mowers. KC
When first I saw sweet Peggy. See Low-backed car. EFS—FS
When for my native land I sigh. See Tyrolese and his child. EFS
When good King Arthur ruled this land. See King Arthur. CBO
(Gaynor. King Arthur. LL)
(Reinecke. Good King Arthur. FC)
When I am tucked within my bed. See Gaynor. Wishing. LL
When I go to sleep at night. See Knowlton. God loves his little children. NS
*When I grow to be a man. Neidlinger. SSS
When I'm softly sleeping. See Smith, Sunshine song. SL1
When I run about all day. See Stanley. Night and day. StN
(Warren. Night and day. StN)
(Wiggin. Night and day. KC)
When I see my biddy hen. See Sherwood. Baby's calendar. HS
When I survey the world around. See Marzials. Leather bottel. CPP
When I was a farmer. See Gaynor. 'Twas this way and that way. LL
For variants see When I was a lady.
*When I was a lady, a lady, a lady. LBS
(Variant: Gaynor. 'Twas this way and that way. LL)
(Variant: When I was a shoemaker. NG)
(Variant: When I was a schoolgirl NEB1)
(Variant: When I wore flounces. JB)
*When I was a school girl. NEB1
For variants see When I was a lady.
*When I was shepherd. FS
*When I was a shoemaker. NG
For variants see When I was a lady.
When I was sick and lay abed. See Stevenson. Land of counterpane. LBS—SS
For composers see Stevenson. Land of counterpane.
When I wore flounces. JB
For variants see When I was a lady.
When it dusky grows. See Gaynor. Sandman. LL
When it is winter time. See Merry chimes. KK
When Jesus came. Martin. MSL
*When little birdie bye-bye goes. See Elliott. Lullaby. MG—SM
(Lullaby. HR)
(Walker. Baby's lullaby. WS)
When little birdie goes to sleep. See Neidlinger. Little birdie. SSS
*When love is kind. EFS
When 'tis bright and pleasant weather. See Rust. Pleasant weather. EL
When little Bo-Peep had lost her sheep. See Knowlton. Little Bo-Peep. NS
When little Maizey came to town. See Vose. Pop corn. EL
When mama does the pigeons call. See Feeding the pigeons. PS
When Mr. Toadie wants a coat. See Grove. Mr. Toadie's coat. HS
When morning comes the stars will fade. See Story of the day. SHS
When mother Pussy mewed "Come here!" See Smith. Minding the mother. LCD
When mother was ill. Reinecke. FC
When o'er earth is breaking. See Hubbard. Nature's God is there. MSG
(Walker. God is there. WS)
When our cold hopes show buds again. See Berat. My Normandy. FS
When summer floods the earth with light. See Martin. Summer. MSL
When Sun the Painter goes to work. See Neidlinger. ES2
When the bell within our tower. See Smith. Tower. SL1
When the bloom is on the rye. See Bishop. My pretty Jane. EFS
*When the bright God of day drove to westward his ray. Marzials. CPP
When the bright lamp is carried in. See Stevenson. Northwest passage—good night. SF
(Ramsay. Northwest passage—goodnight. SF)
When the children are safe. See Rieff. Christmas tree march. KC
*When the earth wakes up in gladness. Fesca. SL1
When the frosty fall approaches. See Beethoven. Autumn song. HR
When the fuzzy pussy willows. See Gaynor. Spring song. SC1
When the golden sun has set. See Zelter. Story of night. SHS
When the light of day is fading. See Mueller. Lamplighter. SHS
*When the little children sleep. Reinecke. FC—KC
*When the morning sun so bright. HR
When the night comes on. Cole. CM
When the night is gently falling. See Kies. Rest song. MSL
When the rain has come down. See Atkinson. Rainbow. GS
When the regiment comes marching by. Gaynor. LL
*When the snow is on the ground. Elliott. MG—SL1
When the spring is seen. See Sounds of spring. FS
When the spring-time comes and the world is gay. See Smith. Play in all seasons. LCD
When the summer comes each year. See Kreutzer. Summer song. SHS
When the summer days had passed. See Neidlinger. Lost rose seed. ES1
When the sun says "Wake" to buds. See Sheehan. At Eastertide. OSM
When the wind blows cold. See Martin. Winter. MSL
When the yellow sunbeams come. See Smith. Good weather. LCD
When to flow'rs so beautiful the Father gave a name. See Hubbard. Forget-me-not. MSG
(Conrade. Forget-me-not. GS)
When Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks were walking out together.
See Smeltzer. Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks. SZ
When we are all quiet. See Hurd. Ring song. PTS
When we wake up we say. See Gaynor. Language lesson. SC2
When we would talk about things to our friends. See Neidlinger. Mr. Period and his friends. ES2
*When we're playing together. WS
(Guessing game, no. 32. PS)
(Hubbard. Seeing. MSG)
(Wiggin. Guessing game. KC)
When you're told to do a thing. See Be thorough. HR
*When you send a valentine. Hill. HS
Whence comes this rush of wings afar. See Quercy. Carol of the birds. TLB
*Whenever a little child is born. Allen. StN
(Stanley. Whenever a little child is born. StN)
Whene'er a snowflake leaves the sky. See Molloy. Snowflakes. StN
(Fisher. Snowflakes. StN)
(Warren. Snowflakes. StN)
Whenever the moon and stars are set. See Stevenson. Windy nights. CGV—SF—SSS
For composers see Stevenson. Windy nights.
Whenever the sun comes out. See Neidlinger. Shadows. ES2
Where are the merry merry little men? See Roeske. Merry little men. PFP
Where are you going, Billy Boy? See Billy Boy. OYA
Where are you going, lonely little sparrow? See Swallow. FS
"Where are you going to, my pretty maid?" See My pretty maid. CBO—LBS
Where are you, my baby? See Haydn. Hide and seek. SM
Where are you three foxes going? See London bridge. NEB1
Where did you come from, pretty ball. See Gaynor. Baby's toys. SC1
*Where do all the daisies go? Walker. WS
(Conrade. Where they go. GS)
Where do you come from, you little drops of rain? See Tufts. Little rain drops. CL
Where do you think Wooley Foster can be? See Smeltzer.
Wooley Foster and Daffy Down Dilly. SZ
Where go the boats? Stevenson. CGV—LBS—SF—SS
For composers see Stevenson. Where go the boats.
Where has the summer gone? See Conrade. Lost, the summer. GS
Where ha' ye been a' the day? See Bonnie laddie, Highland laddie. FS
Where is little Boy Blue? See Dugan. Little Boy Blue. WS
(Cornwell. Little Boy Blue. EL)
Where is Marguerita? See Marguerite. JB
Where is my little dog gone? OYA
Where loud the mill-wheel roareth. See Glueck. Mill. FS
Where 'mid the barley blue flow'rs are found. See Reinecke. Barley-Brownie. FC
Where, oh, where do the birdies go? See Cole. When the light comes on. CM
Where, oh, where is little Boy Blue? See Cornwell. Little Boy Blue. EL
(Dugan. Little Boy Blue. WS)
Where, O, where is my little dog gone? See O where is my little dog gone? OYA
Where's the milk for baby's supper? See Smith. Milk for supper. LCD
Where shall we walk on our way home from school? See Funkhouser. Sidewalk song. FSK
Where, tell me where is your Highland laddie gone? See Blue bells of Scotland. FS
Where the birdies grow. Cole. CM
Where the mountain and the valley meet. See Hares. LBS
Where the wild rose spreads its bowers. See Kohl. Bird's nest. SM
Where they go. Conrade. GS
(Walker. Where do all the daisies go? WS)
Where they grow. Cole. CM
(Where they grow. BSS)
Whether fair, whether foul. See Allen. Clouds and sunshine. StN
*Which way does the wind blow? Walker. WS
While shepherds watched their flocks by night. Sawyer. EL
*While stars of Christmas shine. Hill. HS
While the spring is still concealing. See Gaynor. Valentine day, no. 2. GS
While we are singing this morning song. See Neidlinger. Voyage. ES2
While we're playing together. See Wiggin. Guessing game. KC
(Guessing game, no. 32. PS)
(Hubbard. Seeing. MSG)
(When we're playing together. WS)
While we sing. Hubbard. MSG
While we sing the ball will wander. See Kohl. Ball will wander. HR
While you sleep. Hadley. TLB
Whip-poor-will. Gilchrist. TLB
Whirlabout. Smith. LCD
Whirr! whirr! whirr! goes the spinning wheel. See Gaynor. Spinning the yarn. SC1
White butterflies, bright butterflies frolic and drift. See Smith. Butterfly dance. LCD
White lambkins. HR
(Moon and the stars. PS)
(Reinecke. Who has the whitest lambkins? FC—KC)
*White sand and grey sand. FS—RCS
Whiting. Blow, blow thou winter wind. TLB
Whitman. O captain! My captain! TLB
—— We two together. TLB
—— Weave in, my hardy life. TLB
Whittier. Barefoot boy. TLB
—— Blue bird. MSG—WS
—— Prayers of love. TLB
—— Teacher's hymn, II. KC
(Bacon. Mother's hymn. EL)
(Hailmann. Teacher's hymn. HR)
(Osgood. Mother's hymn. EL)
—— Thanksgiving day. See Over the river and through the woods.
—— Worship. TC
Whittier. Gaynor. GS
*Whittington for ever. Elliott. MG
Who can this little maiden be? See Knowlton. February. NS
Who comes along the upland ways? See Johns. Easter song. TLB
Who comes here? See Punchinello. HC
*Who has the finest lambkins? See Moon and the stars. PS
(Reinecke. Who has the whitest lambkins? FC—KC)
(White lambkins. HR)
*Who has the whitest lambkins? FC—KC
(Moon and the stars. PS)
(White lambkins. HR)
Who is at the meadow bars? See Gaynor. Milking time. SC2
Who is coming? See Smeltzer. Jack and Jill. SZ
Who is hiding in the wood? See Riley. Pussy Willow. LL
*Who is Silvia? TLB
Who is so merry, so merry, heigh-ho! See Reinecke. Fairy. FC
*Who is this so late doth come? JB
Who killed Cock Robin? See Elliott. Death and burial of Cock Robin. MG
*Who liveth so merry in all this land? Marzials. CPP
Who'll be the binder? NG
Who'll buy caller herrin'? See Caller herrin'. FS
Who made the first flag? Betty Ross, Betty Ross. See Atkinson. First Flag. GS
*Who's coming over there. LBS
Who's the friendly little chap. See Smith. Polite. LCD
*Who taught the bird? Schlager. HR
(Hubbard. Who taught the little bird? MSG)
Who will buy my top? See Toyman. HS
Who will come with me, the jolly rover. See Jolly rover. LBS
*Who will o'er the down so free. Pearsall. FS
Who will take a walk with me? See Hill. Toyman's shop. HS
Who would not be glad? Gaynor. LL
Who wouldn't be a bounding ball? See Gaynor. Ball. SC2
Who wouldn't be a soldier when the band begins to play? See Gaynor. When the regiment goes marching by. LL
Whoever stole my big black dog. See My big black dog. OYA
Whom shall I choose for the beautiful band? See Gaynor. Game of the beautiful band. LL
Why are red roses red? See Parker. Rose song. TC
*Why do bells for Christmas ring? Field. BM—SV
(Bingham. Why do bells for Christmas ring? BM)
(Root. Christmas song. SV)
Why do you come to my apple tree? See Hubbard. What a bird taught. MSG
Why do you scratch me? See Dog and cat. RCS
Why does the charcoal burner stay? See Bullard. Charcoal burner. SM
Why Mr. Gobbler changed his tune. Gaynor. SC2
Why, moon, it strikes me you're looking quite thin. See Conrade. Moon. GS
*Widdy-widdy-wurky I call my fat turkey. LBS
(Hausegesinde. BB)
(Wide-wide-wenne. RCS)
Wide o'er the world. See Knowlton. November. NS
*Wide-wide-wenne. RCS
(Widdy-widdy-wurky. LBS)
(Hausegesinde. BB)
Wide, wide world. Gaynor. SC1
Wie ist es kalt geworden. See Reinecke. Longing for spring. RCS
Wiebe. Ranged in rows. KC
—— Two birds. KC
—— Wheel. KC
Wiegenlied. See Brahms. Cradle song. FS
Wiesen Bluemchen hab' ich gern. See Taubert. Meadow daisy. RCS
*Wigamy, wigamy, waterhen. NEB1
Wiggin. Ball lullaby. KC
—— Ball play. KC
(Wiggin. Ball song. KC)
—— Bird game. KC
—— Building song. KC
—— Car driver. KC
—— Christmas carol. KC
—— Christmas hymn. KC
—— Christmas waltz-song. KC
—— Clock game. KC
—— Closing song. KC
—— Everyday politeness. KC
—— Guessing game. KC
(Guessing game, No. 32. PS)
(Hubbard. Seeing. MSG)
(When we're playing together. WS)
—— Family finger play. KC
—— Fish-seller. KC
—— Fishes. KC
—— Flight of the birds. KC
—— Flower game. KC
—— Fruit market. KC
—— God is ever good. KC
—— Good-bye song. KC
(Hailmann. Our work is done. HR)
(Hubbard. Parting song. MSG)
(Walker. Our play is o'er. WS)
—— Good morning. KC
—— Imitation game. KC
(Little master of gymnastics. PS)
(Smith. Choosing the game. SL1)
—— Just like this. KC
—— Keeping time. KC
—— Kindergartner's funeral hymn. KC
—— Kindergartner's morning greeting. KC
—— Kindergartner's song. KC
—— Little doves. KC
—— Little waiters. KC
—— Merry Christmas has come. KC
—— Morning greeting. KC
—— Morning hymn. KC
—— Morning prayer. KC
—— Night and day. KC
—— Ring song. KC
—— Second gift song. KC
—— Seeing game. KC
—— Slumber song. KC
(Tufts. Now the sun is sinking. CL)
—— Slumber song of the birdlings. KC
—— Smelling. KC
(Hubbard. Smelling. MSG)
(Smith. Smelling. SL2)
—— Spider and the flies. KC
—— Spring birds. KC
—— Spring's call to the flowers. KC
—— Tasting. KC
(Hubbard. Tasting. MSG)
—— Touching. KC
(Hubbard. Touching. MSG)
—— Trade game, I. KC
(Workingman. HR)
—— Trade game, II. KC
—— Village dance. KC
—— Wandering game. KC
—— Window. KC
(Froebel. Little window. MP)
(Hubbard. Oh, see the light. MSG)
Wild boar. Froebel. MP
Wild horseman. Schumann. HMC1
Music only
Wild rose. See Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein. BSS—FS—RCS
For composers see Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein
Wild wind. Fisher. StN
Wilhelm. Watch on the Rhine. EFS—FS
Will o' the wisp. Behr. HMC2
Music only
Will winter never be over? See Marston. February. EL
Will you attend to my saga old? See Ormen lange. KK
Will you buy my sweet lavender? See Maitland. Lavender cry. NEB1
Will you hear a Spanish lady? See Marzials. Spanish lady. CPP
Will you surrender? See King of the Barbarees. JB
Will you walk into my parlour? See Elliott. Spider and the fly. NG
Willcox. Christine's Christmas carol. EL
Williams. Trust. TLB
Willie, Willie, come to me. See Hailmann. Giving the balls. HR
Willow, willow. Marzials. CPP
Wills. Autumn fires. EL
(Ramsey. Autumn fires. SF)
—— How the wind blows. EL
—— Rock-a-baby. EL
(Parry. Rock-a-baby. TC)
(Seeboeck. Rock-a-baby. TC)
Wilm. Mazurka. HMC2
Music only.
Winchester. Train. EL
Wind. Allen. EL
Wind. Cornwell. EL
(Bertini. I am the wind. HR)
(Hubbard. I am the wind. MSG)
(Sawyer. Wind. EL)
Wind. Gaynor. SC1
Wind. Sawyer. EL
(Bertini. I am the wind. HR)
(Cornwell. Wind. EL)
(Hubbard. I am the wind. MSG)
Wind. Stevenson. CGV—EL—LBS—SF—SL1—SM—SS
For composers see Stevenson. Wind
Wind and sea. Cauffman. TLB
Wind and the leaves. Dugan. EL
Wind blew low, the wind blew high. See Smith. Busy wind. LCD
Wind blows high. JB
Wind blows high, the wind blows low. See Wills. How the wind blows. EL
*Wind blows sweetly. Tufts. CL
Wind blows, the sun shines. See Knowlton. It is spring. NS
Wind came forth one autumn morn. See Burnett. Song of the wind. HS
Wind came howling at our door. See Fisher. Wild wind. StN
*Wind, gentle evergreen. Hayes. TLB
Wind must blow to turn the mill. See Heerwart. Windmill. KC
(Seidell. Windmill. HR)
Wind one gusty morning. See Smith. Merry wind. LCD
Wind song. Hill. SHS
Wind song. Root. SV
Wind song. Stevenson. See Stevenson. Wind. CGV—EL—LBS—SF—SM—SL1—SS
*Windflower. Roeske. HS
Winding the clock. Gaynor. SC1
Windmill. PS—WS
(Stangenberger. Windmill. HR)
Windmill. Atkinson. GS
Windmill. Gaynor. SC1
Windmill. Heerwart. KC
(Seidell. Windmill. HR)
Windmill. Jensen. HMC1
Music only
Windmill. Jensen. SL1—SM
Windmill. Nelham. RCS
Windmill. Seidell. HR
(Heerwart. Windmill. KC)
Windmill. Stangenberger. HR
(Windmill. PS—WS)
Windmill holds its arms so high. See Atkinson. Windmill. GS
Windmill is whirling away up so high. See Gaynor. Windmill. SC1
Windmill's fans around they go. See Jensen. Windmill. SL1—SM
Window. Froebel. MP
Window. Smith. SM
Window. Wiggin. KC
(Froebel. Little window. MP)
(Hubbard. Oh, see the light. MSG)
Winds. Neidlinger. ES1
Winds are playing on the branches. See Kjerulf. Spring song. SL1
Windy day. Neidlinger. SSS
Windy nights. Stevenson. CGV—SF—SS
For composers see Stevenson. Windy nights
Winged singers ever keep two and two together. See Lonely bird. PS
Winslow. Cradle nest. HS
—— Going to market. HS
Winter. HS
Winter. PS
Winter. Haydn. HR
(Hubbard. Old winter. MSG)
Winter. Martin. MSL
Winter ade! Scheiden thut Weh. See Winter, good-bye. RCS
Winter and summer. Allen. StN
Winter day! frosty day! God a cloak on all doth lay. See Bacon. Winter hymn. EL
Winter days will soon be gone. See Hecker. Spring song. GS
Winter fore-thought. SHS
*Winter, good-bye, parting is nigh. RCS
Winter has come and the songsters are gone. See Winter's advent. PS
Winter hymn. Bacon. EL
Winter ist kommen. See Cold winter is round us. RCS
Winter is over. See Sawyer. Greeting to spring. EL
Winter jewels. Tufts. CL
(Burdett. Million little diamonds. StN)
(Damrosch. Million little diamonds. StN)
(Walker. Winter jewels. WS)
Winter rose. See Hubbard. Rose bush. MSG
Winter song. Schubert. WS
Winter sports. Seeboeck. HMC2
Music only
Winter winds are blowing. See Reinecke. Christmas at the door. FC—SL1—HR
Winter's advent. PS
*Wise old owl. Neidlinger. SSS
Wiseneder. Railway. HR
Wishing. Gaynor. LL
With a baa! baa! here, a baa! baa! there. See Jacobs. Barnyard song. HS
With a hey-ding-ding. JB
With even step. KK
*With footsteps firm. Kuecken. SL1
With his bow and arrow. See Weber. Hunter's song. RCS
*With my flocks. EFS
With shoulders back, and heads up straight. See Reinecke. Marching song. KC
With songs and honors sounding loud. See Ellacombe. TLB
With sudsy water in the tub. See Sloane. Washing day. HS
With the dawn awaking. See Tufts. Morning song. CL
With enticing glances. See Castilian bolero. EFS
With whistle and shout. See Smith. Autumn wind. LCD
With Whoo-whoo! Whoo-whoo! See Smith. Train. LCD
With wisps of hay made snug and round. See Gaynor. Continued story. LL
Within a mile of Edinboro' town. EFS
Within these walls is love abounding. See Marching, No. 27. PS
Wolf. Song of summer and winter. SHS
Wolf. Froebel. MP
Wolf and the lamb. JB
*Wollt Ihr wissen wie der Bauer. See Shall I show you how the farmer? RCS
Wonderful bag. Reed. TGS
Wonderful shell, you sing like a bell. See Meissner. Hearing. ASC
Wonderful tree. Schilling. WS
Won't you take me to your party? USI
Woodland lullaby. Dietrich. TC
Woodman. Smith. SL2
Woodman to the forest goes. See Smith. Woodman. SL2
Woodpecker. Gaynor. SC2
Woods are still sleeping. See Smith. Sap has begun to flow. SL2
Wooley Foster, and Daffy Down Dilly. Smeltzer. SZ
Wooly sheep, please tell us why. See Hill. Children and the sheep. SHS
(Cole. Sheep. CM)
(Marie Antoinette. Children and the sheep. HR)
Wordsworth. Lines written in early spring. TLB
Work. Song of Washington. HS
Work of the week. Gaynor. GS
Work while you work. See Tufts. One thing at a time. CL Workingman. HR
(Wiggin. Trade game, I. KC)
World. Roeske. EL
World is filled with gladness. See Sawyer. Easter carol. EL
World is so full of a number of things. See Stevenson. Happy thought. CGV
(Fisher. Happy thought. CGV)
(Adaptation: Cole. Beautiful world. CM)
World is so full of beautiful things. See Cole. Beautiful world. CM
(Adapted from Stevenson. Happy thought. CGV)
World wonders. Gaynor. SC2
Worship. Stanford. TC
Worship the King all glorious above. See Haydn. O come, let us worship. TLB
Worsted ball. Elliott. SL2
Would you know how does the farmer? See Hubbard. Farmer. MSG
Would you know the baby's skies? See Marzo. Baby's skies. StN
*Wouldn't you like to go? Frazer. BSS
Wren and the hen. Bartlett. StN
(Molloy. Wren and the hen. StN)
Wynken and Blynken and Nod one night. See DeKoven. Dutch lullaby. FSC

Xmas day in the morning. CBO

*Yankee Doodle's come to town. LBS—OYA
Ye holy angels bright. See Barnby. St. Gregory. TLB
Ye lads and lassies all arise and speed. See Smith. May song. TLB
Ye people, rend your hearts, rend your hearts. See Mendelssohn. If with all your hearts. TLB
Ye shepherds arise. See Reinecke. Christmas song. FC
Ye sons of France awake to glory. See De L'Isle. Marseillaise. EFS—FS
Year's color song. Neidlinger. ES1
Yellow canary is trying his wings. See Smith. Canary. LCD
Yeo ho! Our boat is riding. See Guglielmo. Rowing. FS
Yes come! dear, dear Christmas. Hill. HS
Yes, here I am and how do you do? See Cole. Month of May. CM
Yester night as I did stray. See Hunter and hare. RCS
Yonder stands a charming creature. See Twenty eighteen. NEB1
You all remember the fairy times. See Neidlinger. Fairies. ES2
You are bright and pretty, too. See Hailmann. You love me and I love you. HR
You are not my partner. KK
You buttercups yellow. See Gaynor. Buttercups. SC2
You dear little thumb, go to sleep. See Gaynor. Finger's lullaby. SC1
You have a little prisoner. See Pleyel. On guard. GS
You have silken clothes to wear. See Meissner. In China. ASC
You know I am a Brownie. See Gaynor. Brownie. LL
You love me and I love you. Hailmann. HR
You may hear us on your window. See Larned. Raindrops. HS
*You must be very tired. Hailmann. HR
You never would think that old Grandfather Sun. See Neidlinger. Painter Sun. ES1
You pretty sunbeam. See Elliott. Little sunbeam. SL1
You pussy willow. See Sawyer. Pussy willow. WS
You spotted snakes with double tongue. See Macfarren. Midsummer night's dream. TLB
You think, Oh sun so fair. See Amaryllis. EFS
You want to be big and strong, of course. See Funkhouser. Some day you'll be a man. FSK
You will hear the birdies singing. See Cole. Scale song, No. 5. CM
Young Molly who lived at the foot of the hill. See Lass with the delicate air. EFS
Young night thought. Stevenson. SS
(Foote. Young night thought. SS)
Young recruit. LBS
*Young thoughts have music in them. Kroeger. TLB
Your little hand, my child, show me. See Wiggin. Ball play. KC
(Wiggin. Ball song, no. 2. KC)
Your mouth now open. See Hubbard. Tasting. MSG
(Wiggin. Tasting. KC)
*Youth has gone. FS
Yradier. Dove. FS
*Yule logs are waiting. JB

Zarnack. O Tannenbaum. FS—RCS
(Fir and the pine. RCS)
(Fir tree. FS)
Zelter. Story of night. SHS
*Zisch, zisch, zisch. Hubbard. MSG
(Froebel. Joiner. MP)
(Joiner. PS)
(Seidel. Joiner. HR)
Zoom! zoom! said a busy little rover. See Meissner. Honey bee and clover. ASC
Zoom! zoom! zoom! drones the bumble bee. See Gaynor. Bumble bee. SC1
Zundel. Love divine, all love excelling. TLB
Zwei feine Stieflein hab' ich an. See Taubert. Sand man. RCS
Zwei Hasen. BB
(Two hares. RCS)
Zwischen Berg and tiefen, tiefen, Thal. See Two hares. RCS
(Zwei Hasen. BB)