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TITLE / VOICING / COLLATION	(date)	“by”	Book / Page	8vo #?
Take Away the Stars and Stripes From the Saloon (T.T.B.B.) pg. 1, 2	©1905	Words by T.C. MARSHALL / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥PRM, p. 8	8vo No. 242
Take Back the Heart (Male Quartet) (2 pgs.)	©1904	CLARIBEL - harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM4, p. 20	~
Take Me Back To Home and Mother (Men’s Voices)		HUNTLEY - PARKS	~	8vo No. 1018
Take Me Back To Home and Mother (S.S.A.)		[Words by A.W. FRENCH / Music by A. W.] HUNTLEY - [Three-Part Arrangement by MARIAN] MOORE	~	8vo No. 1019
Take Me Back To Home and Mother (Mixed Voices)(School Chorus)		HUNTLEY - PARKS	~	8vo No. 1020
Take Me Home [T.T.B.B.] (Secular)	©1913	RAYMOND - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	♥OHS, p. 11	8vo No. 839 (half)
Take My Hand (From the Largo of the New World Symphony) (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp. )	©1927	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by ANTON DVORAK - Adaptation and Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	♥IA6, p. 66	8vo No. 1258
Take My Hand (Duet or Chorus for Female Voices)   From the LARGO of the NEW WORLD SYMPHONY	©1928	[Lyric by GERALD GREY / Music by ANTON] DVORAK - Adaptation and Arr. by J.A.] PARKS	STCW2, p. 14	8vo No. 1265
Take My Hand (S.S.A.)   From the LARGO of the NEW WORLD SYMPHONY	©1928	[Words by GERALD GREY / Music by ANTON] DVORAK [ - Adaptation and Arr. by J.A.] PARKS	~	8vo No. 1266
Take My Hand (Trio or Three-Part Chorus for Male Voices) (T.T.B.)   From the LARGO of the NEW WORLD SYMPHONY	©1928	[Lyric by GERALD GREY / Music by ANTON] DVORAK [ - Adaptation and Arr. by J.A.] PARKS	STCM, p. 48	~
Take My Hand (Trio or Three-Part Chorus for Mixed Voices) (S.A.B.)   From the LARGO of the NEW WORLD SYMPHONY	©1927	[Lyric by GERALD GREY / Music by ANTON] DVORAK [ - Adaptation and Arr. by J.A.] PARKS	STCMX, p. 48	8vo No. 1172
“Take my head on your shoulder, daddy, …” see: “Daddy”
Take Off Your Hats to Company A! (unison)	©1899	Words and Music by J. A. PARKS	~	sheet music
Take Off Your Hats to Company A! Song and Chorus for Male Voices front cover, pg. 1, 2, 3, 4, back cover	©1899	Words and Music by J. A. PARKS	~	sheet music
Take Thou My Hand (Male Quartet) pg. 1, 2	©1897	Words by J.A. PARKS / Music by SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN - Arr. for male voices by J.A. PARKS	♥SQM, p. 18	8vo No. 90
Take Thou My Hand (S.A.T.B.) pg. 1, 2, 3, 4	©1897	Words by J.A. PARKS / Music by SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN - Arr. for male voices by J.A. PARKS	♥SQMX1, p. 56	8vo No. 179
Take Thou My Hand (S.A.T.B.) To the Federated Choir, York, Nebraska	©1919	[Words Anon. / Music by J.A.] PARKS	~	8vo No. 831
The Tale of A Bee see also : The Story of a Bee
The Tale of a Bee (Solo, Medium Voice)		PARKS	~	8vo No. 279
Tale of a Shah (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	Words by H. S. LEIGH / Music by C. LECOCQ - Two-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	B2PC, p. 84	~
“Tardy” (“Stunt” Song)   [Tune: Auld Lang Syne]		[Words by Elmer E. Higley]	♥IRS, p. 133	~
Tarry With Me (Mixed Voices) [from Catalogue of Copyright Entries]	©1899	Pinsuti ; arr. by J.A. PARKS	~	~
Tarry With Me (S.S.A.A.)	©1899	[Music by J.A.] PARKS	SQF1, p. 42	~
“Tarry with me, Oh! my Savior, …” see: The Night of Rest
Tell Her I Love Her So	(1910)		~	from Polley list
“Tell Her I Love Her So” (T.T.B.B.)   [Dedicated to the Chicago Glee Club]	©1910	[Words by F. E. WEATHERLY / Music by P.] DeFAYE - [Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A.] PARKS	PQM1, p. 13	8vo No. 528
“Tell It” (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.)	©1930	Negro Spiritual / Arranged by MARION MOORE	♥FNS, p. 34	8vo no. 1441
Tell Me Brudder (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.)	©1930	Negro Spiritual / Arranged by MARION MOORE	♥FNS, p. 80	8vo No. 1461
“Tell Me, Roses” (Mixed Voices, with piano accomp.)	©1913	Arranged from BARNBY by J.A.PARKS	CQMX4, p. 18	8vo No. 666
“Tell me the tales that to me were so dear,…” see: Long, Long Ago
“Tell me tonight, I’m lonely and sad …” see: The Land of Peace
“Tell me, who built de ark?, …. ” see : Who Built De Ark?
Tell Them So	©1896	[Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.]	SSP , p. 16	~
De Ten Virgins (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.)	©1930	Negro Spiritual / Arranged by GERALD GREY	♥FNS, p. 78	8vo No. 1460
Tender and True (S.S.A.A) (1 pg.)	©1912	Words ANON. [Gaston Lyle] / Harmonized for Female Voices by J.A. PARKS	CQF4, p.56, HQEF2, p. 12	~
Tender and True (baritone solo and chorus)	©1910	Words Anon. [Gaston Lyle] / Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	PQM1, p.3, HQEM2, p.3	8vo No. 517 (half)
Tenting on the Old Camp Ground (T.T.B.B.) (2 pgs.)	Arr. © 1908	Words and Music by WALTER KITTRIDGE - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	ANS1 , p. 38	8vo No. 427
Tenting on the Old Camp Ground [T.T.B.B.]	© 1913	W. KITTRIDGE - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	♥OHS , p. 42	~
Thank You, Santa, Dear	©1896	[Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.]	SSP , p. 26	~
Thanksgiving	©1900	[M.H./ I.H.S.]	SOS, No. 41, p. 47	~
Thanksgiving	(1914)		~	from Polley list
“Thanksgiving” (Male Voices) [For Thanksgiving Day]		ABT - PARKS	~	8vo No. 689
Thanksgiving (Female Voices)[For Thanksgiving Day]	©1914	[Words by ANNA L. BARBAULD / Music by FRANZ] ABT [- Adaptation and Arrangement by J.A. PARKS]	SQF4, p. 16	8vo No. 690
Thanksgiving… see also: Praise to God, Immortal Praise
A Thanksgiving Song (S.A.B.)   (“We plow the fields, and scatter ..”)	©1927	[Words by MATTHIAS CLAUDIUS / Music by ALICE ] HAWTHORNE [ Three-part arr. by J.A. PARKS]	STCMX, p. 60	~
A Thanksgiving Song (T.T.B.)   (“We plow the fields, and scatter ..”)	©1928	[Words by MATTHIAS CLAUDIUS / Music by ALICE ] HAWTHORNE [ Three-part arr. by J.A. PARKS]	STCM, p. 60	~
That Goat of Grogan’s (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	Arranged by MARION MOORE	B2PC, p. 65	~
That is Rotary (Parody)		[Wichita Rotary Club / Tune: ” That’s How I Need You”]	♥IRS, p. 142	~
That Sweet Story of Old (Mixed Voice Anthem, with piano accomp.)	©1905*	JEMIMIA LUKE / J.A. PARKS *(© Lorenz Publ. Co., by per.)	IA3, p. 4	8vo No. 319
That Sweet Story of Old (For Children’s Day ) (Duet for Alto and Baritone ) pg. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6	©1914	Words by JEMIMA LUKE / Music by J.A. PARKS	SDMFM, p. 84	~
That Tired Feeling	(1896)	n/a	RCS96, p. ??	~
That “Tired Feeling”	©1904	[Words and Music by J.A. Parks]	RCS04, p. 8	~
That “Tired Feeling”	©1905	[Words and Music by J.A.] PARKS	PRM, p. 11	~
“That Tired Feeling”	~	[Words and Music by J.A. Parks]	RCS, p. 32	~
“That’s Me” (Humorous)(S.A. Duet or Chorus, with piano accomp.)	©1929	Words from “Industrial Peace” / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥GTPC, p. 86	~
“That’s Me” (Humorous) (T.T.B.B., with piano accomp.) (3 pgs.)	©1928	Words from “Industrial Peace” / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM7, p. 15	8vo No. 1314
That’s Rotary	©1920	[Words by J.G. ALDEN / Music by J.A. PARKS]	♥IRS, p. 30 TFR, p. 16	~
That’s What We Thought You’d Say (For the speaker who always says, “I’m glad I’m here tonight” )	©1922	E.H. BEMIS / PARKS	♥PQM4, p. 21	~
That’s What We Thought You’d Say (Quartet)  [For the speaker who says: “I’m glad I’m here tonight”]	©1920	‘GENE BEMIS / JIM. PARKS	♥IRS, p. 79	~
That’s When I Miss You (S.A.T.B.)	©1931	Words and Music by GERALD GREY	~	~
That’s When I Miss You [T.T.B., with piano accomp.] (2 pgs.)	©1937	Words and Music by GERALD GREY	BTPC, p. 72 3PCM, p. 72	~
Their Native Land (S.A. duet, with male chorus accomp.)	©1938	Arr. from MASSINI by J.A. PARKS		~
Their Native Land (T.B. duet, with quartet accomp.) (3 pgs.)	©1896	Arr. from MASSINI by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM1, p. 50	~
Their “Tariff Incubator” has at last run out.. see No Wonder They Are Feeling Grouchy Now [DCS12, p. 23]
Then .. — see also: Den .. for “dialect” titles
“[Then] You’ll Remember Me” (Secular) (Male Voices)	©1899	RAYMOND / BALFE - Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM2, p. 61, HQEM1, p. 56, ♥OHS, p. 65,
Then You’ll Remember Me see also: YOU’LL REMEMBER ME
“Ther [sic] Once Was a Man”   see also: “There Once Was A Man”
“Ther [sic] Once Was a Man”	~	[Words and Music by J.A. Parks]	RCS, p. 18	~
“There are highways, there are by-ways, …. ” see: Just Singing Along
“There are laughs and frowns, …. ” see: “Ups and Downs”
“There comes to me at eventide …. ” see: My Mother’s Bed-Time Song
“There is a city builded, upon a peaceful hill, …. ” see: The City of Rest
There is a Country (S.S.A.. with piano accomp.) (1 pg.)	©1946	Text by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS - Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	♥G3C, p. 98	8vo. no. 1787 (half)
There is a Country (Solo)   [(Memorial Song)]	©1919	Text by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥IRS, p. 119	~
“There is a dainty little maid, …” see : A Dainty Little Maid
There Is A Green Hill (S.S.A.)	©1923	[Music by Charles] GOUNOD - [Arr. by ] PARKS	STCW , p. 82	8vo No. 1239
There Is A Green Hill Far Away (S.A.T.B.)	~	GOUNOD	~	8vo No. 1563
There Is A Green Hill Far Away (Duet for Tenor and Alto )	©1914	[Words by C.F. ALEXANDER / Music by J.A.] PARKS	SDMFM, p. 95	8vo No. 1215
There Is A Green Hill Far Away (S.A.T.B.) cover, pg. 1, 2, 3	©Per	Words by C. F. ALEXANDER / Music by J. A. PARKS	SQMX2, p. 31	♥8vo No. 194
There is a Land (Bass or Baritone Obligato)	©1910	Words by GERALD GREY / Music Arr. from the GERMAN by J.A. PARKS	SQMX3,p. 62, ♥YCC, Sel. No. 16	8vo No. 509
There is a Land (Mezzo Soprano Obligato)	©1911	Words by Gerald Grey / Music from the GERMAN Arr. by Parks	SQF3, p. 47	8vo No. 549 (half)
“ There is a land beyond the setting sun, ..”   see: Beyond the Setting Sun
“ There is a land mine eye hath seen, ..”   see: The Paradise of God
“ There is a land that lies beyond the River, ..”   see: Where Jesus Lives
There is a Name (T.T.B.B.) (GEER)	Arr. ©1915	[Words by F. WHITFIELD / Music by H.W.] GREATOREX [- Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS]	OHFH, No. 1, p. 5	~
There is a Name (S.S.A., with piano accomp.)	©1943	Words by F. WHITFIELD / Music by H.W. GREATOREX - Three-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	♥FFHF, p. 3	~
“There is a schoolhouse in our town, …” see : There’s a schoolhouse in our town
“There is an hour of peaceful rest, …” see : Heavenly Rest
“There is deadly peril lurking,…” see: Columbia In Chains
“There is no dawn in which I do not pray,…” see: God Keep You Everywhere
“There is one place in the land,…” see: Take Away the Stars and Stripes from the Saloon
There, Little Girl, Don’t Cry (Female Quartet) pg. 1, 2	©1898	Words by JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥CQF, p. 60, HQEF2, p. 40	8vo No. 24
“There! little girl; don’t cry, …” see also: A Life Lesson
“There lived a sage in days of yore,…” see: A Chinese Tale
“There lives an old man at the bottom of the sea,…” see: Davy Jones
“There may be hearts as tender … ”   see : “To My Mother “
“There Once Was a Man”   see also: “Ther Once Was A Man”
“There Once Was a Man”	©1904	[Words and Music by J.A. Parks]	RCS04, p. 16	~
“There once was a man, and for Wall Street he stood “pat”, …. ” see : “Two Bills”
“There shines a star in Bethl’em town, …” see: In Bethlehem Town
“There shines a star o’er Bethl’em town, …” see: In Bethlehem Town
“There was a boy, there was a tack, …” see also: “Boy And The Tack”
“There was a boy, there was a tack, …” see also: The Story Of A Tack
“There was a busy little bee, …” see also : “But That Was All”
“There was a busy little bee, …” see also: The Story of A Bee
“There was a chap who kept a store, …” see: Alexander
“There was a day when morning broke …” see: Love’s Secret
There Was a Man (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.)  [To Edw. J. Walt, Lincoln, Nebr.]	©1907	Words from NURSERY RHYMES / Music by J.A. PARKS	CSE , Sel. 5	8vo No. 417
“There was a time the Democrats were known to tell the truth,…” see : “I Wonder Why They Never Do It Now!”
“There was an ole nig…” see: Ole Uncle Ned
“There was once a rosy apple,…” see: The Story Of An Apple
“There were ninety and nine, that safely lay, …” see: The Ninety and Nine
“There were two flies, two foolish little flies, …” see : “Two Flies”
“There’ll be music in the air, in November! …. ” see : In November
There’s A Beautiful Country (Mixed Voice Anthem, with piano accomp.) pg. 1, 2, 3, 4	©1896	Words and Music by J.A. PARKS	♥IA1 , p. 70	1896 8vo No. 15, 8vo No. 106
“ There’s a beautiful country …”   see also: The Beautiful Country
“There’s a bower of roses by Bendemeer’s stream,…” see: Bendemeer’s Stream
“There’s a church in the valley by the wild-wood, …. ” see : Church In The Wildwood
“There’s a friend for little children,…” see: The Children’s Friend
“There’s a green and lovely valley,…” see: Darling Nelly Gray
There’s A School-house in Our Town (School Series) (S.A. Duet or Chorus, with piano accomp.)	©1927	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥GTPC p. 88	~
There’s A School-house in Our Town [T.T.B., with piano accomp.](5 pgs.)	©1927	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	BTPC p. 56 3PCM, p. 56	~
“There’s a song of hope that echoes ,…” see: A Song of Hope
“There’s a song that’s in the air, Billy Bryan*, ,…” see: “Billy Bryan”
“There’s a song we all would sing,…” see: “Here’s a Health to You, Old High”
There’s A Wideness in God’s Mercy (T.T.B.B.) (WELLESLEY)	Arr. ©1915	Words by F. FABER / Music by LIZZIE TOURJEE - Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	OHFH, No. 5, p. 9	~
“There’s a wideness in God’s mercy, …. ” see also: God’s Mercy
There’s Going to Be a Hot Old Time! Original at York County Historical Association	©1912	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	DCS12, p. 12	~
There’s Going to Be a Hot Old Time!	©1904	[Words and Music by J.A. Parks]	♥RCS04, p. 20	~
“There’s Going to Be a Hot Old Time”	~	[Words and Music by J.A. Parks]	RCS, p. 18	~
There’s Going To Be One Grand Old Time (T.T.B.B.)	©1918	[Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A.] PARKS	~	8vo No. 823
There’s Going To Be One Grand Old Time (S.S.A.A.)	©1918	[Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A.] PARKS	~	8vo No. 824
“There’s music in the air, “Prohibition!” …” see: “Prohibition”
“There’s the woman who is witty, and the woman who is pretty, …” see: Woman
There’s Victory In the Air Today (Temperance) (T.T.B.B.) pg. 1, 2	©1905	Words by LAURA E. NEWELL / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥PRM, p.24	8vo No. 240
“These are thy gifts, O life, ..” see: The White Gifts
“They All Love Jack” (Secular) (Male Voices, with piano accomp.)	©1915	Words by F.E. WEATHERLY / Music by STEPHEN ADAMS - Adaptation and Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	HSM, p. 38	8vo No. 723
“They All Love Jack” (Secular) (Unison; Mixed Voice chorus, with piano accomp.)	©1915	Words by F.E. WEATHERLY / Music by STEPHEN ADAMS - Adaptation and Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	HSMX, p. 52	8vo No. 707
They All Love Jack	(1915)		~	from Polley list
“They are marching, slowly marching, …” see: The Old Red, White and Blue
They Have Taken Away My Lord (Easter) (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.)	©1929	R.W. MARTIN	♥IA6, p. 114	~
“They met when they were girl and boy, …” see: “No, Thank You, Tom”
“They play’d together, a girl and boy, …” see: Building Castles
“They rest in many a shaded vale, …. ” see : Where sleep the brave
“They tell about the time gone by, …” see: When Jesus Was A Child
They That Sow in Tears (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.)	©1929	MARION MOORE	♥IA6, p. 4	8vo No. 1378
They That Sow in Tears (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.) pg. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5	©1896	J.A. PARKS	CCNSC, p. 75, ♥IA1, p. 56	1896 8vo No. 13, 8vo No. 13
“They’ve named a cruiser “Dixie,” — so I see th’ papers say, …. ” see : “The Dixie”
Thine Eyes So Blue and Tender (Male Quartet with Soprano Obligato) pg. 1, 2	©1899	LASSEN - Harmonized by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM2, p. 14	8vo No. 103
Thinking of You (T.T.B.B.) 1, 2, 3, 4	©1904	Words and Music by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM4, p. 6	8vo No. 223
Thinking of You (Female Quartet) pg. 1, 2, 3, 4	©1904	Words and Music by J.A. PARKS	♥CQF3, p. 36	8vo No. 222
Thinking of You (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.) (3 pgs.)	©1908	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	CCNSC, p. 23, CQMX3, p. 38	8vo No. 435
Thinking of You	(1908)		~	from Polley list
This Day For Thee ( Concert Solo - Soprano or Tenor )		BARNETT	~	8vo No. 315
This Is My Commandment (Male Quartet)	©1911	[John 15:12 / Music Arr. from] KALLIWODA [by Parks]	SQM4, p. 42	8vo No. 565 (half)
This Is My Commandment (T.T.B.B.) (OBEDIENCE)	©1911	[John 15:12 / Music Arr. from KALLIWODA by J.A.] PARKS	OHFH, No. 15, p.120	~
This Is My Commandment (S.S.A.A.)	©1918	[John 15:12 / Music from] KALLIWODA [- Arrangement for Women’s Voices by J.A. Parks]	SQF4, p. 40	~
“This is the house that Jack built, …” see: The House That Jack Built
“This is the Lord’s own day, ….” see : The Lord’s Own Day
“This night I lift my heart to Thee, …” see: Supplication
Thou Knowest All [Finlandia] ( S.S.A.)		SIBELIUS	~	8vo No. 1706
Thou Knowest All [Finlandia] ( S.A.B.)	©1942	Words adapted from J. Bortwick / Music from “Finlandia” by SIBELIUS - Arr. by MARION MOORE	~	~
“Thou knowest, Lord, the weariness and sorrow, …. ” see: Entreaty
Thou Shalt Love the Lord ( Two Sopranos and Alto )		[From Oratorio of Eli ] COSTA	STMX , p. 102	~
“Thou who dost reign in heav’n above,..”   see : Evening Song
“Thou who doth reign in heav’n above,..”   see : Evening Song
Thou Whose Temple Stands (Dedication Hymn) (T.T.B.B.) (BEATITUDO)	Arr. ©1915	[Words by Wm. C. BRYANT / Music by J.B.] DYKES [ - Harmonized for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS]	OHFH, No. 96, p. 107	~
Thou Whose Temple Stands (Dedication Hymn) (S.S.A., with piano accomp.)	©1943	Words by Wm. C. BRYANT / Music by J.B. DYKES - Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	♥FFHF, p. 49	~
“Thou wilt not cower in the dust,…” see: Maryland! My Maryland!
“Though day asleep is falling, …” see : O! Holy Stillness
“Though fortune darkly o’er me frowns, …” see: Hope Shall Lead Me On
“Thousands of Christian men say: “Thy kingdom come!” …” see: “Vote As You Pray”
The Three Beggars (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	Words by F. E. WEATHERLY / Music by J. L. MOLLOY - Two-part Arrangement by GERALD GREY	B2PC, p. 62	~
Three Easter Hymns (S.S.A.A.)		PARKS	~	8vo No. 892
Three Hens (Unison Chorus for Primary and Intermediate Grades)	©1917	[Words by Henry Johnstone / PARKS]	SSYP, p. 52	8vo No. 855
The Three Kings [We three kings of Orient are…]	©1925	JOHN HENRY HOPKINS - Arranged by J.A. PARKS	TCC1011, p. 22	8vo. No. 1011
Three Sailor Boys (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	THEODORE MARZAILS - Arrangement by GERALD GREY	B2PC, p. 44	~
“The three-toed tree toad sings his sweet ode …” see : Nocturne
“Through all the vale resounding,…” see: Herd-Bells
“Through the moated grange at twilight,…” see: Just You
“Thy Sentinel Am I”		[Words by E. Oxenford / Arranged from music by M. Watson] [ as listed on May 22, 1938 Program honoring J.A. Parks]	~	~
Thy Sentinel Am I [Secular] (Men’s Voices)		WATSON - PARKS from	~	8vo No. 1023
Thy Sentinel Am I [Secular] (Baritone Solo - Men’s Chorus)		WATSON - PARKS from	~	8vo No. 1024
“Thy way, not mine, O Lord, …. ” see : Content
Thy Will Be Done (My Jesus, as Thou Wilt!) (T.T.B.B.)	Arr. ©1900	[J. BORTHWICK / WEBER]	♥MSM , No. 22, p. 35	~
Thy Will Be Done (My Jesus, as Thou Wilt!) (T.T.B.B.) (JEWETT)	Arr. ©1915	[Words by J. BORTHWICK / Music by ] WEBER [- Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS ]	OHFH , No. 44, p. 48	~
Thy Will Be Done (Sacred) (Mixed Voices (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.)	©1918	Words by B. SCHMOLKE / Music by J.M. SMIETON - Adaptation and Four-part Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	♥IA4 , p. 74	8vo No. 805
Thy Will Be Done (Duet for Soprano and Alto )		[Words by Schmolck / Music by B.] TOURS - [Arr. by] PARKS	SDMFM, p. 101	~
“Thy Will Be Done” : Sacred Song (solo) (4 pgs.)	©1921	Poem by Charlotte Elliott / Music by JULES MASSENET   (The Elegy) - Adaptation and Arrangement by J.A. PARKS	~	sheet music
Tired (T.T.B.B.)	©1924	Words Anonymous / Music by MARION MOORE	♥HQEM4, p. 9	8vo No. 955 (half)
Tired (two-part, with piano accomp.) (1 pg.)	©1924	Words Anonymous /Music by MARION MOORE	♥BCB, p. 59	8vo No. 988 (half)
Tired (S.S.A.A.)	©1925	Words Anonymous / Music by MARION MOORE	HQEF3, p. 23	8vo No. ??
Tired Out	©1897	[Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.]	CSC , p. 36	~
“‘Tis a mighty prospect, truly, for the working man to face, …. ” see : A Question
“‘Tis a mighty prospect, truly, for the working man to face, …. ” see : Where Do I Come In? [DCS12, p. 17]
“‘Tis fine to see the Old World …” see:America For Me
“‘Tis night! A sabbath calm is brooding now,…” see also : Death’s Conqueror
“‘Tis night! A sabbath calm is brooding now,…” see also : The Risen Son of God
“‘Tis night on Venice waters,…” see: On Venice Waters
“‘Tis the human touch in this world that counts, …. ” see : The Human Touch
“‘Tis the last rose of summer ..” see: Last Rose of Summer
““Tis the man behind the gun that wins the day, …” see: The Girl Behind The Man Behind The Gun
‘Tis Uncle Samuel Bears the Blame (Quartet and Chorus)	©1895	[Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.]	SCUS , p. 30	~
To a Flower (Solo, Medium Voice)		PARKS	~	8vo No. 281
To a Marching Tune (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS - Two-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	B2PC, p. 96	~
To a Marching Tune (Unison and S.A. Duet or Chorus, with piano accomp.)	©1929	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS - Two-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	♥GTPC, p. 98	~
To a Marching Tune (S.A.T.B.)	©1929	[Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A.] PARKS - [Four-part Arrangement by MARION] MOORE	~	8vo No. 1331
“To a Marching Tune” (S.S.A., with piano accomp.)	©1929	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS - Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	♥G3C, p. 81	~
“To a Marching Tune” (T.T.B.)	©1926	[Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A.] PARKS - [Arranged by MARION] MOORE	♥3CM, p. 88	8vo No. 1087
“To a Marching Tune” (S.A.B.)	©1926	[Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A.] PARKS - [Arranged by MARION] MOORE	~	8vo No. 1116
“To a-Send Salvation Down” (T.T.B.B.)	©1910	[Words and Music by LEROY] RUNYAN	HQEM2, p. 41	8vo No. 517 (half)
To Be With Thee	©1901	[Words by C. Elliott] / PARKS	SQM2, p. 46	~
To Christ, The Risen Lord (Response for Easter Service) (T.T.B.B.)	©1915	[J.A.] PARKS	OHFH, No. 9, p. 115	~
“ To Christ the Risen Lord of Light, ..”   see also: The Risen Lord
To Her Soldier Brother	(1918?)	noted in March 14, 1918 news item	~	~
To My Mother (S.S.A.A.)  [An Meine Mutter]	©1931	Words by GERALD GREY - German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by GERALD GREY	~	8vo No. 1480
To My Mother (T.T.B.B.)  [An Meine Mutter]	©1931	Words by GERALD GREY - German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by GERALD GREY - Four-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	~	~
To My Mother (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	Words and Music by GERALD GREY	B2PC, p. 38	~
To My Mother  [An Meine Mutter] [S.S.A., with piano accomp.] (2 pgs.)	©1931	Words by GERALD GREY - German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by GERALD GREY - Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	♥G3C, p. 38	~
To My Mother  [An Meine Mutter] [T.T.B., with piano accomp.] (2 pgs.)	©1931	Words by GERALD GREY - German Translation by JEAN B. HOLDEMAN / Music by GERALD GREY	BTPC, p. 106 3PCM, p. 97	~
To Put Dat “Steam Roller” Down Original at York County Historical Association	©1912	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	DCS12, p.22	~
To Stay At Home is Best (S.S.A., with piano accomp.)		Words by LONGFELLOW / Music by BERTHOLD TOURS	♥HSF, p.32	~
To Thee O Father (Sacred Trio - Two Tenors and Baritone ) pg. 1, 2, 3, 4	©1901	VERDI - Adaptation and arrangement by J.A. PARKS	SQM2, p. 54, STMX , p. 107	8vo No. 94
To Watch O’er Thee (Male Quartet) (3 pgs.)	©1896	PINSUTI / Arr. for Male Voices by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM1, p. 34	8vo No. 381
“To You” (Serenade) (T.T.B.B., with baritone solo)(4 pgs.)	©1908	Words by GERALD GREY / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥CQM6, p. 18	8vo No. 419
To-Day [Thy Mercy Calls Me] (S.S.A.)		[words by Oswald Allen / Music by Fr.] ABT - [ Arr. by] PARKS	STCW ,p. 72	~
“Today the bells of memory are ringing, …. ” see : “Bells Of Memory”
Together		PARKS		~
Together	(1902)		~	from Polley list
Together [To Grace E. Reynolds] (with piano accomp.) (4 pgs. ) Original at York County Historical Association	©1902	Words by GERALD MASSEY / Music by J.A. PARKS	CQF2, p.22	~
Together (Song for Medium Voice) (4pgs.)	©1909	Words by GERALD MASSEY / Music by J. A. PARKS	~	sheet music
Together (Solo - Mezzo Soprano, Baritone, or Contralto)		??Parks??	~	8vo No. 103
To-Morrow (S.A.T.B.)		MENDELSSOHN	SQMX1 , p. 38	~
Too Dull to Hear the Song	©1897	[Words by Harriet D. Castle / Music by J.A.P.]	CSC , p. 24	~
Torpedo and the Whale (From the Operetta Olivette) Legend (two-part, with accomp.)	©1931	n/a	B2PC, p. 10	~
“The toys are all laid away,…” see: “Slumber Song”
“Trav’ler though thy feet are worn,…” see: Mixed Feet
“A Tree-toad loved a she-toad, … ” see also;   “Parting Song”
Trees and the Master	(1909)		~	from Polley list
The Trees and the Master : To Cora F. Conaway (S.A.T.B., with organ accomp.)(6 pgs.)	©1909	Words by SIDNEY LANIER / Music by J.A. PARKS	CCNSC, p. 114, ♥YCC, p. 34	8vo No. 468
The Trees and the Master (Mixed Voice Anthem, with piano accomp.)	©1918	Words by SIDNEY LANIER / Music by J.A. PARKS	♥IA4 , p. 82	~
The Trees and the Master (S.S.A.)	©1945	Words by Sidney Lanier / music by J.A. PARKS - Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	~	8vo No. 1781
Trovatore; see also; Prison Scene from Il Trovatore …
Il Trovatore — Prison Scene (Male Quartet)		VERDI - PARKS	~	8vo No. 385, (20¢)
Il Trovatore — Prison Scene (Mixed Quartet)		VERDI - PARKS	~	8vo No. 386, (20¢)
Il Trovatore — Prison Scene (Mixed Quartet, with organ score)		VERDI - PARKS	~	8vo No. 386, (25¢)
“A trumpeter lay dying, …. ” see : The Dying Trumpeter
“The trumpet’s blare has died away,..”   see : Gone To Their Rest
“Trust Her Not” (Duet for Tenor and Baritone, with piano accomp.) (5 pgs.)	©1913	Words by LONGFELLOW / Music by M.W. BALFE - Arranged by J.A. PARKS	CDMX, p. 84	~
“Trust Her Not” (Humorous) (Secular) (T.T.B.B.) [To E. Fry Wismer and St. Luke’s Glee Club.]	©1914	Words by HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW / Music by J.A. PARKS	HQEM3, p. 28, PQM2, p. 50	8vo No. 693
Trusting   [ Now slowy, slowly dark’ning ]	©1911	[Words by I.(sic) GREG / Music Arr. from ] MARSCHNER - [by Parks]	SQM4, p. 9	8vo No. 570 (half)
Trusting   [ Now slowy, slowly dark’ning ]   (T.T.B.B.) (MARSCHNER)	©1911	[Words by I.(sic) GREG / Music Arr. from ] MARSCHNER - [by J.A. PARKS]	OHFH, No. 17, p. 124	~
Trusting (S.S.A.A.)   [ Now slowy, slowly dark’ning ]	©1918	[Words by J. GREG / Music by] MARSCHNER [- Harmonizeed for Women’s Voices by J.A. PARKS]	SQF4, p. 4	~
Tunes From Pinafore (Medley) (T.T.B.B.)	©1931	Text by W.S. Gilbert / Music by Arthur Sullivan - arr. by J.A. PARKS]	~	~
Tunes of Yesterday [T.T.B., with piano accomp.] (8 pgs.)	©1929	Words by ANNA E. NELSON / Music by VERA J. ROLANDER - Three-part Arrangement by MARION MOORE	BTPC, p. 14 3PCM, p. 14	~
Tunes of Yesterday (S.A.)	©1929	[Words by Anna E. Nelson / Music by Vera J.] ROLANDER - [Arranged for Female Voices by Marion] MOORE	~	8vo No. 1365
Tunes of Yesterday (Mixed Voices)	©1929	Words by Anna E. Nelson / Music by Vera J. ROLANDER - Arranged for Mixed Voices by Marion MOORE	~	8vo No. ??
Turn Thy Face From My Sins (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.)	©1918	Psalm li:9-11 / Arranged from SULLIVAN by J.A. PARKS	♥IA4 , p. 48	~
Turn Us, Again, O God (Bass solo and Mixed Voice Chorus, with piano accomp.)	©1929	Psalm 80 / Music by REGINALD MARTIN - Arranged by MARION MOORE	♥IA6, p. 42	8vo No. 1388
“Turning backward thro’ the shadows ….” see: Far Away
“‘Twas a man, and a maid, and a little gray cat, …” see: A Question
“‘Twas a pleasant summer morning, …” see: “Cause I’d Nothing Else To Do”
“‘Twas in ‘fifty-five, on a winter’s night, …” see: “The Midshipmite”
“‘Twas on a Monday morning, as I came through St. Ives, …” see: The Skippers of Saint Ives
“‘Twas on a Sunday bright and clear,…” see: “O Happy Day”
““Twas on a summer evening, …. ” see : The Heavenly Song
“‘Twas sabbath eve, and to the house of pray’ my steps I bent, …” see : Sabbath Eve
“‘Twas yesterday, the azure skies were smiling; …” see: Yesterday And Tomorrow
Twelve by the Clock (S.S.A.)	©1920	[Words by F. E. WEATHERLY / Music by C. H.] LLOYD - [Three-part Arrangement by J.A.] PARKS	3CW, p. 66	8vo No. 875
Twelve by the Clock	(1920)		~	from Polley list
Twelve Chants and Responses (S.S.A.A.)		~	~	8vo No. 800
Twelve Christmas Carols (Treble Voices - Unison)	©1925	[CHORUSES]	~	8vo. No. 1011
“Twelve, sang the clock …” see: Twelve by the Clock
Twenty-third Psalm (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7	©1897	J.A. PARKS	{???}, p. 42, CCNSC, p. 89, IA3 , p. 114, ♥YCC, p. 22	8vo No. 9
Twilight	©1903	FRANZ ABT - Arr. by J.A. PARKS	SQF2 , p. 26	8vo No. 716
Twilight (Duet or Chorus for Female Voices)	©1932	[FRANZ ]ABT - [Two-part Arr. by J.A.] PARKS	STCW2 , p. 79	~
Twilight (S.A.T.B.) pg. 1, 2	©1903	FRANZ ABT - Harmonized by J.A. PARKS	♥SQMX2 , p. 24, ♥TSM , p. 4	8vo No. 187
Twilight and Dawn (Duet or Two-part Chorus for Women’s Voices )	©1922	[Words by NELLE RICHMOND EBERHART / Music by CARL] GÖTZE - [Arr. by] PARKS	~	8vo No. 908
Twilight and Dawn (Duet-Soprano and Tenor )	©1910	[Words by NELLE RICHMOND EBERHART / Music by CARL] GÖTZE - [Arr. by] PARKS	SQMX3, p. 38	8vo No. 497
“The twilight falls, the night is near, …. ” see : He Knows It All
A Twilight Prayer (S.A. Duet, or Two-part Chorus)	©1918	Words by WILL M. MAUPIN / Music by F.E. SELOVER	SQF4, p. 14, STCW2 , p. 60	8vo No. 799
A Twilight Prayer (S.A.T.B., with piano accomp.)	©1918	Words by WILL M. MAUPIN / Music by F.E. SELOVER	♥IA4 , p. 44	~
A Twilight Prayer (Unison or Solo)	©1920	Words by WILL M. MAUPIN / Music by F.E. SELOVER	♥IRS, p. 114	~
A Twilight Serenade (Alto-Baritone Duet, with piano accomp.) (6 pgs. )	©1913	Words by L.C. ELSON / FRANZ ABT - Arranged by J.A. PARKS	CDMX, p. 11	~
Twilight Shadows	©1903	[Mary Hardin / O.S. Carr]	SOS, No. 56, p. 65	~
“Twilight soft is stealing o’er the azure sea; …. ” see : Memories (Merry Widow Waltz)
“Two Bills”	©1900	Words and Music by J.A. Parks	DCS, No. 10, p. 18	~
Two Flies (Male Quartet) (Humorous)(1 pg.)	©1899	J.A. PARKS	♥CQM2, p. 39, ♥HQEM1, p. 52	8vo No. 63 (half)
Two Flies (Encore) (S.A.T.B.)	©1902	Music by J.A. PARKS	CQMX2, p. 61, ♥HQMX1, p. 41	8vo No. 172 (half)
Two Flies (Encore) (Humorous ) (Female Quartet) (1 pg.)	©1898	J.A. PARKS	♥CQF, p. 3 HQEF1, pg. 25	8vo No. 20 (half)
Two Little Songs for medium voice: No. 1. Cupid’s Calendar: Words by Stuart Dunlap; No. 2 Sweetheart: Words by Richard W. Gilder	(1908)	Words by Stuart Dunlap + Richard W. Gilder / Music by J.A. Parks	~	to Polley .pdf
“Two maidens gay, met a boy one day,…” see: “That’s Me”
The Two Roses [T.T.B.B.]	©1913	WERNER - Arranged by J.A. PARKS	♥OHS, p. 20	8vo No. 637 (half)
“Two soldiers lay on the battlefield, …. ” see : As The Sun Went Down