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| TITLE / VOICING / COLLATION | (date) | “by” | Book / Page | 8vo #? |
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| Daddy (Female Quartet) (4 pgs. ) | ©1902 | A.H. BEHREND - Arranged for Female Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQF2, p. 48 | 8vo No. 130 |
| Daddy (Male Quartet)(5 pgs.) | ©1899 | A.H. BEHREND - arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQM2, p. 34 | ~ |
| Daddy [Secular] (Men’s Voices) | BEHREND - PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 745 | |
| “Dainty, dimpled, dancing Ching-A-Lu, …. ” see : “Ching-A-Lu” | ||||
| A Dainty Little Maid | (1931?) | n/a | B2PC, p. ?? | ~ |
| Dance of the Fairies (Trio, with piano accomp.) [Tune is also known as Down in the Dewy Dell.] (7 pgs.) | ©1898 | Words by ALFRED WAYMARK / Music by HENRY SMART | CQF, p. 14 | 8vo No. 28 |
| The Danube River [T.T.B.B.] | ©1913 | HAMILTON AIDE - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | OHS, p. 21 | 8vo No. 630 (half) |
| “The darksome shadows fall,..” see : Lead Kindly Light | ||||
| Darling Nelly Gray (Male Quartet) (2 pgs.) | ©1909 | B. R. HANBY - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQM6, p. 44 | 8vo No. 480 |
| Darling Nelly Gray [T.T.B.B.] | ©1913 | R.B.(sic) HANBY - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | OHS | p. 60 |
| “Dar’s a anxious look dat you kin trace,…” see: Roos’ High, Li’l One, Roos’ High | ||||
| Davy Jones | (1931?) | n/a | B2PC, p. ?? | ~ |
| “Day again his race has run, …” see : Evening | ||||
| Day-Break; see Daybreak | ||||
| “Day-Dawn” (S.S.A.) (Secular) | FORD - PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 629 | |
| “The day dies slowly in the western sky, …” see: Homeward | ||||
| The Day Grows Dimmer (T.T.B.B.) | ©1913 | Anon. / Music by GEO. T. MATTHEWS | PQM2, p. 8 | ~ |
| “The day has been long and dreary, …” see: The Arms I Love | ||||
| “The day is calmly ending, …” see : Good-Night | ||||
| “The day is cold and dark and dreary, …” see : The Rainy Day | ||||
| “Day is done, and the sun, …” see: At Twilight | ||||
| Day Is Dying in the West (T.T.B.B.) (EVENING PRAISE) | ©1877 by J.H. Vincent | [Words by Mary A. Lathbury* First four lines of 3rd verse by R.H. Robinson / Music by W. F.] SHERWIN - [Arranged for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS] | OHFH, No. 59, p. 63 | ~ |
| “The day is gently sinking to a close …” see: Eventide | ||||
| “ Day is past and gone, …. ” see : At Eventide | ||||
| Day of Rest and Gladness (S.S.A.A - Tenor or Soprano Obligato) | ©1899 | [Music by] LASSEN -[Harmonized for Female Voices by J.A. PARKS] | SQF1, p. 3 | ~ |
| Day of Rest and Gladness (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.) (5 pgs.) | * ©per | [BISHOP WORDSWORTH / J.A. PARKS] *(By permission of A. Beirly, owner of copyright) | IA1, p. 83 , CCS, Sel. 9 | 8vo No. 5 |
| The Day of Resurrection (Easter Hymn) (T.T.B.B.) (BEULAH) | Arr. ©1915 | [Words from the Greek by J.M. Neale / Music by H.F.] HEMY [ - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS] | OHFH, No. 74, p. 84 | ~ |
| The Day of Resurrection (Easter) (S.S.A., with piano accomp.) | ©1943 | Words from the Greek / Music by H.F. HEMY - Three-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY | FFHF, p. 54 | ~ |
| “Day of terror, day of woe! …” see: What From Vengeance? | ||||
| “Daybreak” [Secular] (T.T.B.B.) (8 pgs.) | ©1906 | Words by LONGFELLOW / Music by FANING - Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQM6, p. 58 | 8vo No. 316 |
| Day-break (S.A.T.B.) | ©per | PINSUTI - [Arranged and Adapted by J.A.] PARKS | SQMX2, p. 14 | 8vo No. 192 |
| “Day-light is dying, The twilight shadows fall,…” see : Serenade | ||||
| “Daylight is Fading” (Mixed Voices, with piano accomp.) | ©1913 | HENRY LESLIE - Arranged for Mixed Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQMX4, p. 49 | 8vo No. 656 |
| “Dear Daddy, I’ve been thinking,…” see : Dear Old Dad | ||||
| Dear Lord Remember Me (Flower Song) (Duet) | ©1936 | [Words by Thomas Haweis and Thomas Cotterill / Music by Gustav] LANGE - [Arr. by Marion] MOORE | SAMX1, p. 31 | ~ |
| Dear Lord Remember Me (Arranged from “The Flower Song”) (S.A.T.B.) | ©1937 | [Words by THOMAS HAWEIS / Music by GUSTAV] LANGE - [Arranged for Mixed Voices by MARION] MOORE | ~ | 8vo No. 1661 |
| “ Dear mother in dreams I see her …. ” see : Lullaby from “ERMINIE” | ||||
| Dear Old Dad (Boys two-part, with piano accomp. ) (3 pgs.) | ©1924 | Words and Music by MARION MOORE | BCB, p. 69 | 8vo No. 973 |
| Dear Old Dad [Secular] (T.T.B.B.) | ©1924 | [Words and Music by MARION] MOORE | ~ | 8vo No. 946 |
| Dear Old Dad (S.A.T.B.) | MOORE | ~ | 8vo No. 948 | |
| Dear Old Dad (solo) | ©1923 | Words and Music by MARION MOORE | ~ | ~ |
| The Dear Old “Y” (unison) | ©1921 | Words by E. H. BEMIS / Music by J. A. PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 881 |
| Dear Rotary (Parody) | [By Tom Monson, Seattle, Wash. / Tune: “Sweet Adeline”] | IRS, p. 143 | ~ | |
| “Dear, when I’m gazing into thine eyes…” see:Beside Thee | ||||
| “Dearest Mae” (S.S.A.) | ©1921 | [Words by F. Lynch; Music by L.V.] CROSBY - [Three-part Arrangement by J.A.] PARKS | 3CW, p. 28 | ~ |
| “Dearest Mae” (Male Quartet) (2 pgs.) | ©1909 | Words by F. LYNCH / Music by L.V. CROSBY - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQM6, p. 22 | 8vo No. 481 |
| Dearest Mae [T.T.B.B.] | ©1913 | CROSBY - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | OHS, p. 32 | ~ |
| Dearest Mae [S.S.A.A.] | ©1925 | Words by F. LYNCH / Music by L. V. CROSBY - Four-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS | HQEF3, p. 28 | ~ |
| Dearest Mother Santa Claus | ©1896 | [Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.] | SSP , p. 20 | ~ |
| The Dearest Spot on Earth [T.T.B.B.] | ©1912 | W. T. WRIGHTON - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | OHS, p. 3, PQM2, p. 20 | 8vo No. 632 (half) |
| Death’s Conqueror (Easter Anthem) (Mixed Quartet, with piano accomp.) (To Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Gilbert ) (Also listed as Mixed Voice Anthem) | ©1900 | Words by G. B. PUTNAM / Music by J. A. PARKS | IA2, p. 97 | 8vo No. 524 |
| Deep River (S.A.B.) | ©1927 | Negro Spiritual / [Arr. by Marion] MOORE | STCMX, p. 20 | ~ |
| Deep River: Quartet or Chorus for Mixed Voices (S.A.T.B.) [Secular] | ©1927 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by MARION MOORE | ~ |  8vo. No. 1143 |
| Deep River | (1927) | ~ | from Polley list | |
| Deep River (T.T.B.)(Negro Spiritual) | ©1928 | Negro Spiritual / [Arr. by Marion] MOORE | STCM, p. 20 | ~ |
| Deep River [T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.] (5 pgs.) | ©1927 | NEGRO SPIRITUAL / Arranged by MARION MOORE | CQM7, p. 49, FNS, p. 94 | ~ |
| Den I’m Goin’ Home (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by GERALD GREY | FNS, p. 13 | 8vo No. 1468 (half) |
| Den My Little Soul’s Gwine to Shine (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by J.A. PARKS | FNS, p. 39 | 8vo. No. 1469 (half) |
| Depth of Mercy (T.T.B.B.) (ALETTA) | Arr. ©1915 | [Words by Chas. Wesley / Music by Wm. B.] BRADBURY [- Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS] | OHFH, No. 23, p. 27 | ~ |
| “Der was an ole nig’ an’ dey call him Uncle Ned, ..” see also: Uncle Ned | ||||
| “Dere was an ole nig’ an’ dey called him Uncle Ned, ..” see also: Ole Uncle Ned | ||||
| “Dere’s a little wheel a-turnin’ , ..” see : Little Wheel A-Turning’ In My Heart | ||||
| Dere’s a Meetin’ Heah Tonight (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by GERALD GREY | FNS, p. 76 | 8vo No. 1459 |
| “Dey crucified my Lawd, …. ” see : He Never Said A Mumblin’ Word | ||||
| The Dinkey-Bird (Unison Chorus for Primary and Intermediate Grades) | ©1917 | [Words by Eugene Field / PARKS ] | SSYP, p. 38 | 8vo No. 849 |
| Dinner Song | ©1895 | [Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.] | SCUS , p. 35 | ~ |
| “Dis ol’ worl’ am a-movin’ too fas’,…” see: “Laggin’ Along” | ||||
| Divine Lullaby | (1899) | ~ | from Polley list | |
| The Divine Lullaby (Duet for Mezzo-Soprano and Tenor ) | ©per* | [Words by EUGENE FIELD / Music by] PARKS *[Per. E. S. Lorenz owner of copyright] | SDMFM, p. 34 | 8vo No. 733 |
| The Divine Lullaby (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp. ) (5 pgs.) | ©1899* | EUGENE FIELD / J.A. PARKS *per Lorenz | CCNSC, p. 80, CCS, Sel. 2, IA3 , p. 16, YCC, p. 40 | 8vo No. 320 |
| “The Dixie” (Male Quartet) (3 ½ pgs.) | ©1898 | Words by FRANK L. STANTON / Music by J.A. PARKS | ANS1, p. 16 | ~ |
| “The Dixie” (Male Quartet) | (1898) | compare to “Just Let the Band Play Dixie” | ||
| Dixie Land (Male Quartet) (3 pgs.) | ©1907 | DAN EMMETT - Harmonized for male voices by J.A. PARKS | ANS1, p. 53, CQM5, p. 57 | 8vo No. 345 |
| Dixie Land [T.T.B.B.] | ©1913 | Music by DAN EMMETT - Harmonized for male voices by J.A. PARKS | OHS, p. 8 | ~ |
| “Do It Now” (Unison) | ©1920 | [Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS] | IRS, p. 10 TFS, p. 4 | ~ |
| Do It Now (S.A.) | ©1920 | [Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A.] PARKS | S2CW, p. 74 | ~ |
| Do It Now | PARKS | HQEM4, p. 83 | ~ | |
| “Do It Now” (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1915 | Words from Fine Arts Journal / Music by J.A. PARKS | HSM, p. 63, PQM3, p. 50 | ~ |
| “Do It Now” | ©1922 | [Words by GERALD GREY] / PARKS | PQM4, p. 7 | ~ |
| “Do It Now” (S.S.A.A.) (1 pg.) | ©1925 | Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS | HQEF3, p. 64 | ~ |
| Do It Now (two-part, with piano accomp.) (2 pgs.) | ©1924 | Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS | BCB, p. 62 | 8vo No. 974 |
| Do They Miss Me At Home? [T.T.B.B.] | ©1913 | S. M. GRANNIS - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | OHS, p. 67 | 8vo No. 632 (half) |
| “Do you recall that night in June..” see: The Danube River | ||||
| Do You Think I’ll Make A Sojer [We are climbin’ Jacob’s laddeh] (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | [Negro Spiritual / Arr. by Parks ] | FNS, p. 90 | 8vo No. 1466 |
| “Do you think of the days that are gone, brother? ” see: By-Gone Days | ||||
| Doll Song | ©1896 | [Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.] | SSP , p. 6 | ~ |
| “Don Sergius Fernandez Segarovitch … ” see: A Russo-Spanish Stew | ||||
| Done Foun’d My Los’ Sheep (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by J.A. PARKS | FNS, p. 16 | 8vo No. 1434 |
| “ Dost thou bow beneath the burden …” see: Beneath The Burden | ||||
| Douglas! Tender and True [T.T.B.B.] (1 pg.) | ©1909 | Music by LADY JOHN SCOTT - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQM6, p. 66, HQEM2, p. 40, OHS, p. 44 | 8vo No. 482 (half) |
| “Douglas! Tender and True” (S.S.A.A.) (2 pgs.) | ©1912 | LADY JOHN SCOTT - Harmonized for Female Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQF4, p. 38, HQEF2, p. 8 | 8vo No. 595 |
| Down by de Ribbeh Side (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by MARION MOORE | FNS, p. 68 | 8vo No. 1455 |
| “Down by the sea one day; .., …” see: “Building Castles” | ||||
| “Down in the dewy dell, …” see : Dance Of The Fairies | ||||
| Down in the Valley I Meet With [My Savior] [ Affectionately inscribed to my father and mother, whose trust in the dear Savior has ever followed me as a blessed benediction. ] | ©per | [A.J.S./ A. J. Showalter] | SOS, No. 66, p. 75 | ~ |
| “Down on de Mississippi floatin’..” see : Nelly Was A Lady | ||||
| Doxology | Arranged | SQM, p. 63 | ~ | |
| Doxology (S.S.A.A.) | Arranged [For Female Voices by J.A. PARKS] | SQF1, p. 62 | ~ | |
| Doxology (T.T.B.B.) (OLD HUNDRETH) | [Words by Thos. Ken / Music by G.] FRANC - [Arranged by J.A. PARKS] | OHFH, No. 100, p. 111 | ~ | |
| “Dreaming” (T.T.B.B.) [Original Key] (4 pgs.) | ©1907 | MILTON WELLINGS - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQM5, p. 12 | 8vo No. 346 |
| “Dreaming” (S.A.T.B.) | ©1908 | [MILTON] WELLINGS - [Harmonized for Mixed Voices by J.A.] PARKS | CQMX3, p. 52 | 8vo No. 442 |
| “Dreaming, I sit at eventide, ..” see: Tunes of Yesterday | ||||
| Dreams (Commencement) (Duet - Soprano and Tenor, with piano accomp. )(5 pgs.) | ©1906 | Words by LAURA E. NEWELL [AUDRAN] - Adapted from the Opera “La Cigale” by J.A. PARKS | CQMFMX, p. 29 | 8vo No. 298 |
| “Drift and dream, down the stream,…” see also : Constancy | ||||
| “Drift and dream, down the stream,…” see also : Echoes | ||||
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes [T.T.B.B.] (1 pg.) | ©1901 | Old English Air - Harmonized by J.A. PARKS | CQM3, p. 64, HQEM3, p. 4, OHS, p. 28 | 8vo No. 383 (half) |
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes [T.T.B.B.] | ©1915 | Old English Air - Harmonized For Male Voices by J.A. PARKS | HSM, p. 45 | ~ |
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes [S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.] | ©1915 | Words by BEN JONSON / Old English Air - Harmonized For Mixed Voices by J.A. PARKS | HSMX, p. 12 | ~ |
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes | (1901) | ~ | from Polley list | |
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Mixed Voices) (1 pg.) | ©1907 | Words by JONSON / Old English Air - Harmonized for Mixed Voices by J.A. PARKS | CCNSC, p. 22, CQMX3, p. 8 , HQMX2, p. 16, TSM, p. 6, YCC, p. 45 | 8vo No. 418 (half) |
| Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes (unison) | ©1920 | [BEN JOHNSON (sic)i.e. JONSON / Old English Air - Arr. by J.A. Parks] | IRS, p. 44 | ~ |
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (T.T.B., with piano accomp.) (1 pg.) | ©1924 | BEN JOHNSON (sic); Old English Air / harmonized by J.A. Parks - Three-part arrangement by MARION MOORE | BCB, p. 51 | ~ |
| Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Women’s Voices) (1 pg.) | ©1925 | Old English - Arranged for Women’s Voices by J.A. PARKS | HQEF3, p. 31 | ~ |
| Drinking Song (Male Quartet) | BALFE - PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 553 | |
| Dusk (T.T.B.) | ©1926 | [Words by LILIAN NICHOLSON / Music by MARY] SILVER - [Three-part Arrangement by MARION] MOORE | 3CM, p. 36 | 8vo No. 1063 |
| The Dustman (For Sleepy Time) (Female Quartet) (2 pgs.) | ©1907 | Words by F.E. WEATHERLY / Music by J.L. MOLLOY - Arranged for Female Voices by J.A. PARKS | CQF3, p. 40 | 8vo No. 373 |
| The Dustman (Solo, Medium Voice) | MOLLOY | ~ | 8vo No. 288 | |
| “The dying sun —- now glows with radiant splendor, …” see: Night | ||||
| The Dying Trumpeter (Male Quartet) (3 pgs.) | Arr. © 1898 | MOHRING - Arranged and adapted by J.A. PARKS | ANS1, p. 22 | ~ |
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| TITLE / VOICING / COLLATION | (date) | “by” | Book / Page | 8vo #? |
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| “ Each bud within its heart conceals a fragrant flower yet unborn,…” see: The Resurrection Morn | ||||
| Earth and Heaven Now Rejoice (S.A.T.B.) | ~ | Arr. - LUNDQUIST | ~ | 8vo No. 1798 |
| “ The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof,…” see: The King of Glory | ||||
| Easter Dawn (S.A.T.B. Chorus) [To the Presbyterian Choir, York, Nebr.] | ©1938 | [Words by ANNE GRAHAM / Music by MARION] MOORE | ~ | 8vo No. 1672 |
| Easter Dawn (T.T.B.B.) | ©1940 | [Words by ANNE GRAHAM / Music by MARION] MOORE | ~ | 8vo No. 1777 |
| Easter Dawn (anthem) | ©1945 | Words by ANNE GRAHAM / Music by MARION MOORE | ~ | ~ |
| The Easter Eternal (Mixed Voices) | COWEN - PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 605 | |
| Echoes (S.A., with piano accomp.) (3 pgs.) | ©1913 | Words by G. CLIFTON BINGHAM / Music by F. L. MOIR - Arranged by J.A. PARKS | CDMX, p. 29 | ~ |
| Echoes (S.A.) | ©1920 | [Words by G. CLIFTON BINGHAM / Music by F. L.] MOIR - Arranged by GERALD GREY | S2CW, p. 46 | ~ |
| “E’en as the radiance of a star, …” see: Friendship | ||||
| Ef We Wa’ant So Pesky Slow | ©1895 | [Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.] | SCUS , p. 28 | ~ |
| De Egyp’ Lan’ (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1930 | Negro Spiritual / Arranged by J.A. PARKS | FNS, p. 26 | 8vo No. 1437 |
| The End of the Way [To Rev. O. W. Fifer] | ©per | [Anon. / J.A. Parks] | SOS, No. 67, p. 76 | ~ |
| The End of the Way (S.S.A.) | ©1923 | [Words by Mrs. Frank Randall ] / PARKS | STCW, p. 53 | ~ |
| The End of the Way (To Rev. O. W. Fifer ) (Solo and Mixed Voice Quartet or Chorus, with piano accomp.) (2 pgs.) | ©1901 | Words Anonymous / Music by J.A. PARKS | CCS, Sel. 6 , IA3 , p. 44, SQMX2, p. 22, TSM, p. 12 | 8vo No. 120 |
| The End of the Way [My life is a wearisome journey…] | ©1903 | Words Anonymous / Music by J.A. PARKS | SQF2, p. 18 | ~ |
| Ensemble | ©1897 | [Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.] | CSC , p. 39 | ~ |
| Entreaty (Duet for Alto and Tenor ) | ©1914 | [Words by J. BORTHWICK / Music by MILTON] WELLINGS - [Arr. by Parks] | SDMFM, p. 38 | ~ |
| Entreaty (T.T.B.B.) | ©1907 | Words by J. BORTHWICK / Music by MILTON WELLINGS - Harmonized for Male Voices by J. A. PARKS | SQM3, p. 45 | 8vo No. 399 |
| Evening (S.A.T.B.) (1 pg.) | ©1896 | FRANZ ABT / Arr. by J.A. PARKS | CQM1, p. 30 | 8vo No. 464 (half) |
| Evening (2 pgs.) | ©1898 | Words From the German / Music by J.A. PARKS | CQF, p. 12 | ~ |
| Evening (S.S.A.) | ©1921 | [Words by SAMUEL GOODRICH / Music by] LUCANTONI - [Harmonized for Women’s Voices by J.A.] PARKS | 3cw, p. 30 | ~ |
| Evening (T.T.B.) | LUCANTONI - PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 628 | |
| Evening Brings Us Home | ©1934 | [Words Anon. / Music by Marion] MOORE | SAMX1, p. 10 | ~ |
| “Ev’ning has come with rest, …” see : Angels of Eventide | ||||
| The Evening Hour (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.) | ©1896 | Words by ADELAIDE PROCTOR / Music by J.A. PARKS | IA1, p. 98 | 1896 8vo No. 20, 8vo No. 148 |
| Evening Hymn | ©1910 | [FRANZ] ABT - [Arr. by PARKS] | SQMX3, p. 78 | 8vo No. 513 (half) |
| Evening Hymn (Sacred) To Prof. Anthony C. Lund, Conductor Tabernacle Choir, Salt Lake City, Utah. ( Male Voices - Soprano Solo) (Piano and Organ Accompaniment) | ©1918 | [Poem by JOHN WHITE** / Music by C.] REINECKE - [Arrangement for Men’s Voices, Adaptation and Organ Score by J.A.] PARKS | ~ | 8vo No. 795 **Per. G. SCHIRMER. |
| Evening Prayer (S.A.T.B.) | ©1897 | [Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.] | CSC , p. 13 | ~ |
| An [Evening] Prayer (S.S.A.A.) | ©1899 Per | [Words by J. A. PARKS / Melody by ]HELMUND [- Harmonized for Female Voices by J.A. PARKS] | SQF1 , p. 30 | 8vo No. 35 |
| Evening Prayer (T.T.B.B.) | ©1905 Per | J.A.P / J. A. PARKS | SQM3 , p. 62 | 8vo No. 410 |
| Evening Song | ©1900 | [Words and Melody by Laura E. Newell - Harmonized by C.K. Langley] | SOS, No. 44, p. 50 | |
| Evening Song (Song and Mixed Voice Chorus) | ©per | [Words and Melody by LAURA E.] NEWELL - [Harmonized by C.K.] LANGLEY | SQMX2, p. 34 | ~ |
| Evening Song (Female Quartet) | ©1911 | PARKS | SQF3, p. 46 | 8vo No. 534 (half) |
| Evening Song (S.A.B.) | ©1927 | [J.A.] PARKS | STCMX, p. 78 | ~ |
| Evening Song (S.A.T.B.) | ©1897 | Words and Music by J.A. PARKS | SQMX1, p. 52 | ~ |
| Evening Song (T.T.B.) | ©1928 | [J.A.] PARKS | STCM, p. 78 | ~ |
| Evening Song (T.T.B.B.) (Twilight) | ©1905 | [J. A.] PARKS | OHFH, No. 18, p. 126 | ~ |
| Evening Song (T.T.B.B.) | ©1907 | J. A. PARKS | SQM3, p. 3 | 8vo No. 395 (half) |
| Evening Song (Male Quartet — optional Soprano Obligato) [Dedicated to the Arion Male Quartet, York Nebraska] | ©1897 | [Words by S. Edmeston] / Music by WILL U. MARTIN | SQM, p. 58 | 8vo No. 91 |
| “Eventide” ( Arranged and adapted with sacred text from Händel’s “Where’er You Walk”) (S.S.A.) as listed on May 22, 1938 Program honoring J.A. Parks | [Words by C. Wordsworth / Music by] HÄNDEL -[Three-part Arrangement by GERALD] GREY | 8vo No. 1542 | ||
| Eventide ( Adaptation of a Sacred text to Händel’s beautiful “Where’er You Walk”) | ©1932 | [Words by C. Wordsworth / Music by] HÄNDEL - [Arr. by Gerald] GREY | SAMX1, p. 38 | ~ |
| Eventide (Duet or Chorus for Female Voices) ( Adaptation of a Sacred text to Händel’s beautiful “Where’er You Walk”) | ©1932 | [Words by C. Wordsworth / Music by] HÄNDEL - [Arr. by Gerald] GREY | STCW2, p. 4 | 8vo No. 1541 |
| Eventide (T.T.B.) ( Adaptation of a Sacred text to Händel’s beautiful “Where’er You Walk”) | ©1932 | [Words by C. Wordsworth / Music by] HÄNDEL - [Adaptation and Arrangement by GERALD] GREY | ~ | 8vo No. 1539 |
| Evergreen Mountains of Life | ©1900 | [ O.S. Carr] | SOS, No. 10, p. 14 | ~ |
| The everlasting arms (T.T.B.B.) | [ M. E. SERVOSS / F.] WERNER | PRM, p.35 | ~ | |
| “Ev’rybody, all together, what do you say? …. ” see : Ready, Let’s Go | ||||
| Everywhere (S.A.) | ©1920 | [Words by DANA BURNET / Music by FAITH] BABER | S2CW, p. 78 | ~ |
| Excelsior (T.T.B.B.) | ©1924 | J.A. PARKS | HQEM4, p. 56 | ~ |
| Except The Lord Build The House (Dedication) | ©1910 | [Arr. from] COWEN’S [“A Song of Thanksgiving” by J.A. PARKS] | SQMX3, p. 70 | 8vo No. 514 |
| “Experience” | ©1917 | [Words by James Rowe / PARKS] | SSYP, p. 54 | ~ |