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Parks’ Memorial Songs . Male Voices. [The copyright dates on invididual pieces range from 1898 through 1900. The small page size of this copy, the running numbers accompanying the titles, and the fact that some songs start in the middle of a page preclude matching these with any numbered octavos. ] |
| Title | © / date | words / music | |||
| Abide with me | ©1900 | W. H. MONK ; arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | No. 16; p. 25 | ||
| Art thou weary (Melody in Second Tenor) | ©1900 | Words by S. STEPHEN; arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | No. 11; p. 17 | ||
| Asleep | ©1900 | Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 27; p. 42 | ||
| The Beautiful Country | ©1900 | Words and Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 17; p. 26 | ||
| The Boys of the Old Brigade (For Decoration Day) | ©1899 | Words by F. E. WEATHERLY; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 21; p. 32 | ||
| Closed Are The Eyes (On the death of a child) | ©1900 | Words and Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 25; p. 40 | ||
| Come Unto Me | ©1900 | Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 1; p. 3 | ||
| Farewell | ©1900 | SCHUBERT; arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | No. 9; p. 14 | ||
| Go To Thy Rest (Burial of a child) | ©1900 | Words by L. H. SIGOURNEY; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 4; p. 7 | ||
| He Giveth Sleep | ©1900 | Words by T. C. TILDESLEY; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 7; p. 12 | ||
| The Home-land | ©1900 | Words by H. R. HAWEIS; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 28; p. 43 | ||
| In Heavenly Love Abiding | ©1900 | MENDELSSOHN; Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | No. 3; p. 6 | ||
| In The Hour of Trial | ©1900 | Words by J. MONTGOMERY; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 30; p. 46 | ||
| Just As God Leads | ©1898 | Words by LAMPERTUS; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 6; p. 10 | ||
| Just Beyond (Solo with humming accompaniment) *Per. of E. S. Lorenz & Co., Dayton, O | ©per* | Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 27; p. 42 | ||
| Lead, Kindly Light | ©1900 | J. B. DYKES; arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | No. 12; p. 18 | ||
| Life’s Labor Done | ©1899 | Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 14; p. 22 | ||
| A Little Longer | ©1900 | J.A. PARKS | No. 10; p. 16 | ||
| A Little While | ©1900 | J. F. CREWDSON; Arr. by J.A. PARKS | No. 8; p. 13 | ||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd | ©1900 | Arr. from KOSCHAT | No. 24; p. 38 | ||
| O Eyes That Are Weary | ©1900 | J. N. DARBY ; DONIZETTI | No. 15; p. 24 | ||
| One Sweetly Solemn Thought | ©1900 | Words by PHOEBE CAREY; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 13; p. 19 | ||
| Savior, Comfort Me (Melody in Second Tenor) | ©1900 | Words ANON.; Arr. from GOTTSCHALK | No. 18; p. 29 | ||
| Sleep Thy Last Sleep | ©1900 | BARNBY; Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | No. 20; p. 31 | ||
| Some Day | ©1900 | Words ANON.; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 23; p. 36 | ||
| Thy Will Be Done | ©1900 | J. BORTHWICK; WEBER | No. 22; p. 35 | ||
| We Shall Meet | ©1900 | Words by J. MOULTRIE; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 2; p. 4 | ||
| What Is Life? | ©1900 | Music by GEO. H. ALLER | No. 29; p. 45 | ||
| When Sore Bereft | ©1900 | Words by Mrs. W. J. ALDRICH; Music by Wm. E. TEALE | No. 26; p. 41 | ||
| Where Sleep The Brave (Suitable for Decoration Day) | ©1898 | Words by S. F. SMITH; Music by J.A. PARKS | No. 19; p. 30 |