Composer: Mary Helen Brown Poet/Lyricist: Harriet Axtell Johnstone Genre: American Art Song First Line: "You ask'd for a word for your poem of song..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: H.T Burleigh Poet/Lyricist: n/a Genre: American Art Song First Line: "There flew to a lily a silver dove..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Cecil Burleigh Poet/Lyricist: William Shakespeare Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Philomel with melody sing in our sweet lullaby..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Cecil Burleigh Poet/Lyricist: Alfred Tennyson Genre: American Art Song First Line: "I come from haunts of coot and hern..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Cecil Burleigh Poet/Lyricist: William Cullen Bryant Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Beautiful cloud with folds so soft and fair..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Charles Wakefield Cadman Poet/Lyricist: Frederick H. Martens Genre: American Art Song First Line: "I love a star, yes, I, a nightingale..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: John S. Caldwell Poet/Lyricist: S.S Posey Genre: American Art Song First Line: "When ev'ning shadows softly fall..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes: Center-top reads: Dedicated and Sung by Miss May Peterson of New York, American Prima Donna

Composer: John Alden Carpenter Poet/Lyricist: Rabindranath Tagore Genre: American Art Song First Line: "The day is no more..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Robert Carvel Poet/Lyricist: Alfred Hyatt Genre: American Art Song First Line: "O tender eyes so kind and true..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Robert Carvel Poet/Lyricist: Charles Hanson Towne Genre: American Art Song First Line: "As long as the stars of God hang steadfast in the sky..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes: