Three-Part Choruses For Male Voices by Gerald Grey - Marion Moore and J.A. Parks. Arrangements Ideally Suited to Young Voices. Chicago : The J. A. Parks Company, ©1937
[July 30, 2007 — This listing is based on a copy borrowed from another institution. Kilgore Memorial Library does not own this volume. Individual songs within the collection have copyrights through 1937. This is essentially the same collection as “Boy’s Three-Part Choruses”, with three songs removed to fit the physical constraints of pamphlet binding and 96 printed pages. ]
| Song Title | (date) | Lyricist / Composer / Arranger |
pg. # | 8vo # | ||
| Backward, Turn Backward | (1937) | Adapted by G.G.— GERALD GREY | p. 55 | |||
| Ciribiribin* [*Second verse by MARION MOORE] | (1926?) | A. PESTALOZZA — Three-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS | p. 42 | |||
| Good-bye, Old High | (1931) | Words by MARION MOORE / Music by GERALD GREY — Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE | p. 85 | |||
| Goodnight, Mother [To the distinguished American Baritone, John Charles Thomas] | (1932) | Words and Music by GERALD GREY — Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE | p. 61 | |||
| Grandfather’s Clock | (1936) | Words and Music by HENRY C. WORK — Three-part Arrangment by GERALD GREY | p. 27 | |||
| Holiday | (1937) | Words by GERALD GREY / Music by AUDRAN — Three-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS | p. 94 | |||
| I Dream of Jeanie | (1937) | Words and Music by STEPHEN FOSTER - Three-Part Arrangement by MARION MOORE | p. 4 | |||
| “I Will” | (1933) | MARION MOORE | p. 30 | |||
| If I Knew You | (1937) | From The Growler, R.C. of Amarillo, Texas / Music by J.A. PARKS — Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE | p. 40 | |||
| Just Singing Along | (1931) | MARION MOORE | p. 90 | |||
| Love Was Once a Little Boy | (1937) | J.A. WADE — Three-Part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS | p. 3 | |||
| Love’s Old Sweet Song | (1937) | Words by C. CLIFTON BINGHAM / Music by J. L. MOLLOY — Three-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS | p. 74 | |||
| Lullaby, and Good Night | (1937) | Music by J. BRAHMS — Three-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY | p. 93 | |||
| Memories (“Merry Widow” Waltz) | (1936) | Word by GERALD GREY / Music by F. LEHAR — Three-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY | p. 78 | |||
| Night Die Nacht (Liebestraum) | (1931) | Words Adapted by J.A. PARKS — German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by FRANZ LISZT — Three-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS | p. 66 | |||
| The Night Has a Thousand Eyes | (1937) | Words by F.W. BOURDILLON / Music by J.A. PARKS | p. 8 | 8vo no. 1653 | ||
| A Night Song  (Lullaby) | (1929) | Words by G. CLIFTON BINGHAM / Music by FREDERIC N. LOHR — Three-part Arrangement by Marion Moore | p. 82 | |||
| “Partners” To any “Dad” Unison and three-part chorus | (1937) | Words by HOWARD BIGGAR / Music by GERALD GREY | p. 11 | |||
| “Pep” (Vocal School March) | (1925) | Words and Music by MARION MOORE | p. 68 | |||
| Round the Corner : Study in perpetual motion | (1937) | Words Anonymous / Music by GERALD GREY — Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE | p. 77 | |||
| Serenade (Die Serenade; From the Celebrated Andantino in D flat) | (1931) | Words by GERALD GREY - German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by E. H. LEMARE — Three-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY | p. 88 | |||
| Spring Joy (Arranged from the BEGGAR STUDENT) | (1937) | Words by MARION MOORE / Music by CARL MILLOCKER — Arranged for Male Voices by MARION MOORE | p. 50 | |||
| That’s When I Miss You | (1937) | Words and Music by GERALD GREY | p. 72 | |||
| There’s a Schoolhouse in Our Town (School Series) | (1927) | Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS | p. 56 | |||
| To My Mother [An Meine Mutter] | (1931) | Words by GERALD GREY — German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by GERALD GREY | p. 97 | |||
| Tunes of Yesterday [medley] | (1929) | Words by ANNA E. NELSON / Music by VERA J. ROLANDER — Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE | p. 14 | |||
| Until the Dawn | (1931) | Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS | p. 22 | 8vo no. 1508 | ||
| When Day Fades | (1937) | Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS | p. 33 | |||
| Where’er You Walk | (1932) | Words by Wm. CONGREVE / Music by HANDEL — Three-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY | p. 46 | |||
| Who is Sylvia? | (1932) | Words by SHAKESPEARE / Music by SCHUBERT — Three-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY | p. 64 |