Box 27
Contains 107 Results:
Spread a little sunshine, Max Friedman & 3 others, 1924
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Steamboat sal, Fred Fisher, Willie Raskin & Bob Causer, 1923
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Sweet child, Richard A. Whiting & Howard Simon, 1925
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Sweet sue - just you, Victor Young, 1928
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Waitin' in the shadows, Grant Wellesley, 1925
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Way out west in Kansas, Carson Robison, 1924
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
When Twilight comes, H.J. Tandler, 1926
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Winter wonderland, Felix Bernard, 1934
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Therese Op.19, 49, 59, 72, 86, 94, Johannes Brahms, undated, approx 1958-1983
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.
Darling what will your answer be, Mertie L. Whittemore, undated, approx 1958-1983
This sub-series comprises sheet music collected by William Klenz, featuring popular published songs for piano and voice. The collection reflects the prevalent musical trends of that time, providing valuable insight into the songs considered significant by Klenz for practice purposes. The file descriptions include the name of the songwriter along with the title of the song.