In January 2010 we began a project to add song titles associated with the names.
Abbreviated source links include CYBERHYMNAL (CH*) and wikipedia (WP*)
| ABBOTT, | E. W. | (lyrics) The Poppy-Land Express |
| ABT, | Franz Wilhelm | (1819-1885) | CH* ; WP* |
| Clinging To Thee (O Holy Savior, Friend Unseen..) Evening Evening Hymn He Giveth [His Beloved] Sleep (Sorrow and Care May Meet..) The Herdman’s Song I Know That My Redeemer Lives Jesus, Lover Of My Soul Kathleen Aroon Love Divine Not A Sparrow Falleth O Land So Fair O Ye Tears O’er Land And Sea Over The Stars Peace of Evening School Days of the Past Sleep Well The Star of Peace Summer Days Sunset Sunshine and Rain Thanksgiving Today Twilight A Twilight Serenade When Gathering Clouds When Thou Art Near Me Where Heroes Sleep |
| ADAM, | Adolphe Charles | (1803-1856) | CH*; WP* O Holy Night |
| ADAMS, | Sarah Fuller Flower | (1805-1848) | CH* |
| Nearer, [My God,] To Thee |
| ADAMS, | Mrs. OPHELIA G. | CH* Unanswered Yet? |
| ADAMS, | STEPHEN | CH*; — Was he the brother of Jack The Ripper? |
| They All Love Jack A Warrior Bold |
| ADDISON, | Joseph | (1672-1719) | CH*; His Tender Care (The Lord my pasture shall prepare) |
| ALDEN, | JOSEPH G. | — Nebraska newspaperman .. associated with the York Republican in the early 1920s |
| That’s Rotary |
| ALDRICH, | Mrs. W. J. | (lyrics) Abiding When Sore Bereft |
| ALEXANDER, | Cecil Frances Humphreys | (1818-1895) | CH* |
| Jesus Calls Us There is a Green Hill Far Away |
| ALLEN, | H. R. | (music) Jesus, Lover Of My Soul |
| ALLEN, | Oswald | (1816-1878) | CH* |
| Today |
| ALLER, | GEORGE HENRY | (1871- ) | George Henry Aller ( 1 ), ( 2 ) was Director of Music at Doane College, Crete, Nebraska Humpty Dumpty What Is Life? |
| ALMA-TADEMA, | Laurence | (1865-1940) | see bio. synopsis at orlando.cambridge.org; and digitized The Daisy Chain, pg. 20 |
| If No One Marries Me |
| AMBROSE | A Contrite Heart [The Lofty One, before whose throne..] |
| AMBROSE, | ROBERT STEELE | (1824-1908) | CH* One Sweetly Solemn Thought |
| ANDERSON, | A. M. | (lyrics) The Soldier Boy |
| ANDERSON, | DOUGLAS | (lyrics) An Orchard, Through Whose Mellow Shade |
| ANON.{ | J.A. PARKS composed settings for verses found in magazines and newspapers; he apparently did not try too hard to determine authorship — leaving authorship blank or “Anon.” |
| Alexander All On A Sunday Morning As the Sun Went Down At Parting A Bachelor And A Maid Beyond the Hill-Tops Birds of A Feather Blind (The vision of a sightless child) “Boy And The Tack” The Chick and the Duck The City Choir Come Home And Rest The End Of The Way Evening Brings Us Home Fishing For You “Forget It” Friendliness “Going to Press” “Grandma” He Knows It All Hope Shall Lead Me On “I Don’t” “I Doubt It” I Miss Her Just Smile Just You A Little Wish Lucky Jim A Marching Song Mother Mine My Wish For You The Night Of Rest No Parting There “Nothin” Nut Brown Maiden “Oh, Boy!” A Rat-Tale The Reaping Savior, Comfort Me (In the dark and cloudy day..) Saviour Like A Shepherd Lead Us (lyrics) School Days of the past “Settin’ Aroun” the Fire” Sleigh-Bells Some Day The Song That Mother Sings The Story of A Tack Supposing — Tender and True Tired “To A Marching Tune” When Storms Are Sweeping The Woodchuck The Woodpecker |
| ARNE, | Thomas Augustine | (1710-1778) | — used James Thomson’s poem. Rule Britannia, as a song text about 1740. |
| ARNOLD, | THELMA | (lyrics) — Mother |
| ASCHER, | JOSEPH | (1829-1869) | WP* |
| Alice [Where Art Thou?] |
| ASKHAM, | John | (1825-1894) | brief bio - (lyrics) Winter Days |
| AUDRAN, | EDMOND | (1840-1901) | WP* |
| Andalusia (BOLERO from “OLIVETTE”) Futurity Holiday (from “OLIVETTE”) Yesterday and To-Morrow |
| AVELING, | CLAUDE | (1869-1943) | [English translation] — The Northmen |