Don Yoder Collection of American Hymnody

Cover title

At head of title: Songs of the million

Arranged in four-part harmony for the voice, and for organ, piano or other musical instruments

Words in part printed as text

In part the songs are accompanied by brief historical notes

A hundred years to come -- A charge to keep I have -- A spring song -- Abide with me -- All among the barley -- The alpine horn -- Amid the greenwood smiling -- Andreas Hofer : folksong -- Angelic songs are swelling -- Angry words -- Auld lang syne -- Aunt Jemima's plaster -- Autumn leaves -- Away with melancholy -- Ben bolt -- Birds are in the woodland -- Blest be the tie that binds -- Blossom time -- Blue Alsatian mountains -- Blushing maple tree -- The brave old oak -- Bright rosy morning -- Buttercup test -- Buy my strawberries -- Call John -- Calm was the night -- The Campbells are coming -- Child's hymn -- Chime again, beautiful bells -- Christ was born on Christmas day -- Christmas time is come again -- Clang of the wooden shoon -- Columbia, gem of the ocean -- Come, cheerful companions -- The corn song -- Cradle hymn : Hush, my babe -- Cradle song of soldier's wife -- The cuckoo -- Dip, boys, dip the oar -- Ellen Bayne -- Eulalie -- Fair as the morning -- Father Joe -- Flag of our Union forever -- Flag of the free -- The foot-traveler -- Forever and forever -- Geography song -- Good night -- Good ship "Three Bells" -- The gum tree canoe -- Hail Columbia, new -- Happy land -- Hark! I head an angel sing -- Herdsman's mountain home -- Hobby horse -- Holy night -- Home again -- Home of the soul -- Home sweet home -- I know a bank -- In merry chorus -- Innisfail -- Joy to the world -- Kathleen -- Killarney -- Lead, kindly light -- Life let us cherish -- Little boy blue -- Little cherry blossom -- Little drops of water -- long, long ago -- The mellow horn -- Melodies of many lands -- The mountain bugle -- Mountain maid's invitation -- My country, 'tis of thee -- Ninety and nine -- Oh, what is the matter with Robin? -- Old Black Joe -- Old cottage clock -- Old hundred -- Once I saw a sweet briar rose -- One by one the sands are flowing -- The one song -- Over the summer sea -- Peace on earth -- Playtime songs : Jennie Jones, etc. -- Playtime songs : What care we?, etc. -- Pleasure climbs to every mountain -- Pretty pear tree -- Remember thy creator now -- Rock me to sleep, mother -- Safely through another week -- See-saw waltz song -- Shells of ocean -- Silent night -- Silently falling snow -- Silver chimes -- Sing glad songs for him -- Slave songs : Keep me from sinking down ; Lily of the valley ; Many thousand gone -- Sleep, gentle mother -- The slumber song -- Sparkling and bright -- Speed away -- Spring time once again -- Star spangled banner -- Stars trembling o'er us -- Steal away -- Summer days are coming -- Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go -- "Three bells" -- Three cheers for the olden time -- Three kings of Orient -- Trancadillo -- Try, try again -- The vacant chair -- The vesper hymn -- Wake, wake the morning -- Weep for the fallen -- Welcome to morning -- What I love and hate, John Brown -- When roses bloom -- When up the mountain climbing -- "Who hath woe?" -- Why do summer roses fade? -- The world is full of beauty -- You never miss the water -- Your mission

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