Search Results: four american indian songs by cadman charles wakefield

UsedAcceptable. 1910 White Smith music paperback; for women's voices; spine repaired with clear tape; edgewear; no writing in music; contains From the Land of the Sky Blue Water, The White Dawn Is Stealing, Far Off I Hear A Lover's Flute, The Moon Drops Low

Boston: White-smith Publishing. Brown linen type covers with title in green box outline, facsimile cover first page with Indian playing flute in moonlight, all pages intact and very clean...includes From the Land of Sky Blue Water (Omaha Tribe)....The White Dawn is Stealing (Iroqois Tribe)....Far Off I Hear A Lover's Flute (Omaha Tribe)...The Moon Drops Low (Omaha Tribe) . Very Good. Linen Soft Cover. First Thus. 1909.

Boxton & New York: White-Smith, 1909. Card Covers Cord-bound. Very Good. Four songs for tenor or baritone: From the Land of the Sky-blue Water; White Dawn is Stealing; Far Off I Hear a Lover's Flute, and Moon Drops Low. Store stamp on title page, teachers instructions pencilled on most pages, spine fold beginning to split at cover foot.; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2

Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing. Good; Opus 45. 1909. Paperback. 29 pages .

Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing. Good+; Minor Cover Wear. 1909. Paperback. Opus 45; 29 pages .

BOSTON, MA: WHITE-SMITH PUB. CO.. OWNER'S NAME, 29 PAGES. . VG. PAPERBACK. 1909.

White-Smith Music Publshing Co, 1914. paperback. good+ condition with  some wear and soiling- there is a pen name on the front - shipping via USPS.

Fine. Mint vinyl/ near fine sleeve.

Boston, MA: White-smith Music Pubishing Company, 1909. First Edition, First Printing; brown wraps w/green titles; stapled wraps; 29 clean, unmarked pags+ ads; Three melodies from Omaha tribes & one from Iroquois.. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. folio.

Boston: White Smith Music Pub. Co, 1900. Softcover. Very Good. Very good. String bound paper covers, light soiling on front free endpaperg and a few of text pages, back cover rubbed on top edge, text slightly browned. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information.

Boston: White Smith, 1909. Good. Quarto, wraps with cord tie, some wear and stains to wraps, contents good. 29 pp, pictorial title page.

Boosey & Co., & White-Smith Music Publishing Compa, 1914. Paperback. Good. 1914. No Edition Remarks. 19 pages. Brown paper cover. Contains bound sheet music for piano and voice. Pages are lightly tanned and foxed throughout. Purple stamped mark to title page. Occasional thumb-marking present. Binding remains firm. Paper cover has light edge wear with scuffing to edges and creasing. Light tanning to spine and edges. Mild rubbing to surfaces with curling to corners. Minor pencil inscription to rear cover.

White-smith music publishing company, 1909. in4. 1909. Broché. 30 pages.

Founded upon Tribal Melodies, Harmonized and Elaborated by Charles Wakefield Cadman, Op. 45. Boston, NY, Chicago: White-Smith Music Publishing Co, [1909]. 29p. Titlepage set in drawing of native American by lake with moon. 33x25cm, printed stiff paper. Cover has a small stain & some roughness, else VG. Contains From the Land of Sky blue Water, Far Off I Hear a Lover's Flute, & The Moon Drops Low, all Omaha, collected by Alice C. Fletcher, poems by Nelle Richmond Eberhart; & The White Dawn Is Stealing, Iroquoi, collected by Dr. Theo. Baker, poem by Eberhart.

Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Company, 1914. Softcover. Good. First edition. Lyrics by Nelle Richmond Eberhart. Harmonized and elaborated by Charles Wakefield Cadman. Quarto. 29pp. Wrappers with a single staple and old stab holes at the spine; possibly removed from a larger volume? Inked owner name and music store stamp on cover. Most of the textblock pulled from the staple, modest wear, endleaves toned, one page with a tape-repaired 4" tear, good only. Songs include "The Place of Breaking Light," "From the Long Room of the Sea, "Ho, Ye Warriors on the Warpath," and "The Thunderbirds Come From the Cedars." Eberhart and Cadman collaborated on over 200 songs and two operas.

Boston no date White-Smith. 4to., 29pp., wraps. Sheet music. Good, beginnng to split at spine.

New York: White-Smith Music Publishing Company, 1914. Low Voice. 29 pp. Light foxing. Brown card covers. Wear along the edges. VG.

Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Company, 1909. String. Stiff wraps. 4to; 29pp; stiff brown wrapper printed in green, brown twisted cord tie binding; scores for 4 songs; small spots and ownership in ink to front wrapper, a few marginal pencil marks; very good plus. Held in 9 WorldCat libraries, High Voice and Low Voice editions. Words first presented as a poem, then followed by the score with words. Includes poems by Nelle Richard Eberhart (1871-1944) set to three Omaha Tribal melodies and an Iroquois Tribal Melody. Arrangements by Charles Wakefield Cadman (1881-1946). Eberhart and Cadman collaborated on many musical projects.