Cary & Co.
Last updated: 08.06.21
| Address: | 13-15 Mortimer Street, London, England |
Cary & Co. has 28 publications posted in these webpages. They include 2 items of piano sheet music at the Amazons and 26 items of sheet music in the Lists of Works (Werkverzeichnisse).
| Title | Author | Supplier |
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Mimosa-Land | J. Fredericks | 
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Della - Come When the Sun Is Setting | M. Rossiter |
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| Title | Music | Attribution |
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Would You? (1915) | George Arthurs | W. David (words) |
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Dusky Minstrel (1906), The | Felix Burns | |
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After the Rain (1934) | Dorothy Forster | Mereleigh Cliff (words) |
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At Twilight (1909) | Dorothy Forster | |
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Bleak Winds. (1920) | Dorothy Forster | J.M. Stuart-Young (words) |
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Come, For It's June! (1914) | Dorothy Forster | Eileen Price-Evans (words) |
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Coquette (1911) | Dorothy Forster | |
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Desert Dream (1920), A | Dorothy Forster | |
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Happy Memories (1916) | Dorothy Forster | |
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Oh! to Be a Gipsy (1919) | Dorothy Forster | Dorian George (words) |
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Romantic Dances For the Pianoforte (1928) | Dorothy Forster | |
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To One I Love (1907) | Dorothy Forster | Eric Mackay (words) |
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Wild, Wild Rose (1914), A | Dorothy Forster | H D Banning (words) |
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Your Daddy Was a Soldier (1914) | Dorothy Forster | Harold Simpson (words) |
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Mimosa-Land (1920) | Julian Fredericks | |
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Hot and Bothered (1922) | Cecil Macklin | |
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That Whistling Rag (1913) | Cecil Macklin | Greatrex Newman (words) |
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⇑Rita on the Rink (1910) | Harold Montague | George Robins (words) |
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Unlucky Thirteen (1913) | Harold Montague | Arthur Davenport (words) |
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What a Judge! (1913) | Harold Montague(w&m) | |
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Each Other (1914) | Ralph Penso(w&m) | Albert Whelan (sung by) |
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God Bless Me (1914) | Ralph Penso | Bocchis. (words) Albert Whelan (sung by) |
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Love Is Ever Calling (1914) | Ralph Penso | Dudley Carlton (words) |
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Della - Come When the Sun Is Setting (1910) | Madeline Rossiter(w&m) | |
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Camp Song (1914) | James Witty | Frank Witty (words) |
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Country of Dreams (1913), The | James Witty | Frank Witty (words) |