National Music Co.
Last updated: 07.04.21
| Address: | Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA |
National Music Co. has 65 publications posted in these webpages. They include 13 items of piano sheet music at the Amazons and 52 items of sheet music in the Lists of Works (Werkverzeichnisse).
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The Maywood Two-Step | G. Maywood | 
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Etude de Concert for the Piano | F. Messick |
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Down in Maiden Lane | T.H. Northrup | 
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Ealoine | T.H. Northrup |
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It Is Better to Have Loved and Lost Than Ne'er to Have Loved at All | T.H. Northrup |
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My Eileen | T.H. Northrup |
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My Heart's Desire | T.H. Northrup |
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One Night | T.H. Northrup |
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Papa, Be Good to Mamma | T.H. Northrup |
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Pat Wiley's Old Back Stoop | T.H. Northrup |
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The Sweetest Girl in Town | T.H. Northrup |
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Trilby | T.H. Northrup |
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Years Ago | T.H. Northrup |
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Coontown Vacation (1900) | Charles B. Brown | |
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Love, I Come! (1891) | Warner Crosby | May Yohe (words) |
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Would-Be Politician (1891), A | Warner Crosby | |
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Too Late (1895) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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He Stands Between Love and Duty (1892) | Leo Dryden | C Williams (words) C L Keck (words) |
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Don't Tell Her That You Saw Me (1896) | Raphael Fassett | |
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Pity the Newsboy (1897) | Abbie A. Ford(w&m) | |
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Second Battalion March (1897) | Frank R. Gillis | |
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Ragtime Patrol (1897), The | R.J. Hamilton | |
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Monarch (1881), The | Alberta Himan | |
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Brush by Nigger Brush by (1897) | Max Hoffmann | Fred. M. Statia (words) Verona Jarbeau (sung by) |
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Mister Postman! (1894) | Henry Houseley | Stanley Wood (words) |
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Our Melody of Dreams (1931) | E. Clinton Keithley | Phil Stewart (words) |
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Ride With Santa Claus (1899), A | W. Herbert Lanyon | |
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Missus Johnson's Rent Rag Ball (1897) | D.A. Lewis | |
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Missus Johnson's Rent Rag Ball - Song (1897) | D.A. Lewis | Fred Stasia Hammil (words) |
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Chicago Cyclist March (1896), The | Hans S. Liné | |
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⇑Boy Wanted (1895) | George Maywood | Charles Bradley (words) |
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Ingersolia Grand March (?) | George Maywood | |
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Maywood Two-Step (1896), The | George Maywood | |
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Mother Dear Will Miss Me (1893) | George Maywood | R. L. Anglemire (words) |
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Negro Oddities (1882) | George Maywood | |
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Second Regiment Quickstep (1882) | George Maywood | |
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Superba Waltzes (1890) | George Maywood | |
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Cupid's in Love With Me (1897) | Felix McGlennon | J Albert Snow (words) |
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Woman, Lovely Woman (1886) | Felix McGlennon(w&m) | J. Fawn (sung by) |
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Old Black Joe (1903) | Frank W. Meacham | |
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Etude de Concert for the Piano (1896) | Frederick Messick | |
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Sambo and His Banjo (1891) | Frederick Messick | |
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Sleighbell Chimes (1892) | Frederick Messick | |
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Angelus Bell (1893), The | Theodore H. Northrup | |
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Down in Maiden Lane (1896) | Theodore H. Northrup | Colin C. Hamand (words) |
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Ealoine (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Louie Blosser (words) |
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It Is Better to Have Loved and Lost Than Ne'er to Have Loved at All (1896) | Theodore H. Northrup | Walter M. Auerbach (words) |
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Loreley (1894), The | Theodore H. Northrup | |
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⇑My Eileen (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Thos. Scanlan (words) |
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My Heart's Desire (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Ella A. Woods (words) |
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One Night (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Lawrence Oxenford (words) |
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Papa, Be Good to Mamma (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Arthur J. Lamb (words) |
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Pat Wiley's Old Back Stoop (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | William Lewis Elliot (words) |
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Sweetest Girl in Town (1895), The | Theodore H. Northrup | Chas. M. Genoud (words) |
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Trilby (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Arthur J. Lamb (words) |
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Years Ago (1895) | Theodore H. Northrup | Ella Woods (words) |
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Beautiful Sensation Rag (1916) | Lew J. Novy | |
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Awake Beloved (1892) | Anita Owen | |
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Swinging With Teresa (?) | Anita Owen | Harry C. Clyde (words) |
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Dick and Ned and I (1893) | Henry W. Petrie | Egbert W Fowler (words) |
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Navy's Blue Rag (1919), The | Leo Piersanti | |
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Good-Bye London Town (1907) | E.W. Rogers | J Charles Moore (words) |
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Cottonfield Dance (1892), The | Monroe H. Rosenfeld | |
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Victory (1917) | Adaline Shepherd | |
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Four Little Curly Headed Coons (1889) | James W. Wheeler(w&m) |