In January 2010 we began a project to add song titles associated with the names.
Abbreviated source links include CYBERHYMNAL (CH*) and wikipedia (WP*)
| MacDOWELL, | H. | Homeward |
| MACKAY, | Margaret | (1802-1887) | CH* Asleep [in Jesus] |
| MacLAGAN, | William Daylrymple | (1826-1910) | CH* |
| In Thine Arms |
| MAIR, | FRANZ |
| Antoinette Like Woodland Roses |
| MALLOCH, | DOUGLAS | (1877-1938) | poet |
| Now (Stars - they are made of your eyes) A School-Room |
| MARCHETTI, | F. | — is listed as the composer and lyricist of the Library of Congress’ copyright deposit copy of “Holy Redeemer” dated 1882. Italian opera composer Filippo Marchetti (1831-1902) is in the right time frame; the standard works give no indication his tunes were popularized in this fashion. |
| Holy Redeemer O God, The Rock of Ages O Holy Father |
| MARK LEMON, | MARY | (lyricist) |
| God’s Slumberland “Nobody At All! |
| MARKHAM, | EDWIN (Charles Edwin Anson) | (1852-1940) | WP*; — Winter |
| MARQUIS, | R. F. | (composer) |
| MARSCHNER, | Heinrich August | (1795-1861) | WP* Trusting |
| MARSHALL, | T. C. |
| Saloons Must Go Take Away The Stars And Stripes From The Saloon “Vote As You Pray” |
| MARTIN | Angels of Eventide |
| MARTIN, | Reginald W. | He Is Risen I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say It Came Upon The Midnight Clear They Have Taken Away My Lord Turn Us Again, O God (Psalm 80) |
| MARTIN, | WILL U. | (music) — “Evening Song” |
| MARZIALS, | Théophile-Jules-Henri “Theo” | (1850-1920) | WP* |
| Could I |
| MASCAGNI, | Pietro | (1863-1945) | WP*; mascagni.org |
| Ashamed of Jesus (“Cavalleria Rusticana” -“Intermezzo” ) |
| MASEFIELD, | John | (1878-1967) | WP*; British Poet Laureate from 1930 until his death |
| MASINI | FRANZ |
| The Land of Swallows “Their Native Land.” |
| MASON, | Lowell | (1792-1872) | CH*; WP* |
| Blest Be The Tie That Binds Nearer, My God, To Thee Work, For The Night Is Coming |
| MASON, | MARY J. | Consecration |
| MASSENET, | Jules | (1842-1912) | WP* “Thy Will Be Done” |
| MASSEY, | GERALD | (1828-1907) | WP* — (lyrics) Together |
| MATTEI, | Abbate Stanislao | (1750-1825) | (music) — Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide |
| MAUPIN, | Will M. | (1863-1948) | — Nebraska author |
| Mustered Out A Twilight Prayer | |
| MAYNARD, | W. | (lyrics) — Serenade |
| McCHESNEY, | P. C. | My Lullaby Moon |
| MEDLEY, | Samuel | (1738-1799) | CH* |
| Awake, My Soul His Loving-Kindness [Awake, My Soul..] I Know That My Redeemer Lives |
| MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY, | Felix | (1809-1847) | CH*; — in Classical Music Pages |
| I Waited For The Lord In Heavenly Love Abiding Lift Thine Eyes O Praise the Lord Say, Where It He Born? Still, Still With Thee To-Morrow |
| Alice Maud Davis Messager — see: HOPE TEMPLE (1859-1938) |
| METCALFE, | J. P. | (translator) — God Rules Alone |
| MIDLANE, | Albert | (1825-1909) | CH* |
| The Children’s Friend |
| MILILOTTI, | L. | The Night |
| MILLARD, | Harrison | (1830-1895) | WP* |
| When the Tide Comes In |
| MILLER, | J. J. | Be Ye Kind |
| MILLER, | JOAQUIN | (1837-1913) | WP* — A Song Of Peace |
| MILLÖCKER, | CARL | (1842-1899) | WP* Spring Joy |
| MÖHRING, | FERDINAND | (1816-1887) | — German composer |
| The Dying Trumpeter Legends A Valentine Memory |
| MOIR, | Frank Lewis | (1852-1904) |
| Echoes When Thy Children Fall Asleep |
| MOLLOY, | James Lynam | (1837-1909) | at Offaly History.com |
| The Dustman The Kerry Dance The Little Tin Soldier Love’s Old Sweet Song Once On A Time Savior, With Thee Song of the Triton |
| MONK, | William Henry | (1823-1889) | CH* Abide With Me Keep My Commandments |
| MONSELL, | John Samuel Bewley | (1811-1875) | CH* Sweet Is Thy Mercy |
| MONSON, | TOM | Seattle, Washington Dear Rotary (Parody)(Tune “Sweet Adeline”) |
| MONTAGUE, | JAMES J. | (lyrics) Golf Orphans |
| MONTGOMERY, | James | (1771-1854) | CH* |
| In The Hour Of Trial |
| MOORE, | MARION DAVIS CARPENTER | (1879-1955) | This local feature summarizes her life. A 1940 York Republican article credits her with 427 musical compositions and arrangements, and notes sales figures for “Invocation,” “Just Singing Along,” and “Pep.” |
| The following list does not include titles with Marion Moore as “arranger.” | |||
| Birds of A Feather “Building Castles” “Ching-A-Lu” Dear Old Dad Good-Bye, Old High Grayhaired Daddy of Mine -(music) “Hats Off” Hear Us, O Father I Hear Kentucky Calling -(music) “I Will” Invocation Just Singing Along Memories of Mother Old Glory Old Man Winter “Only You” (2nd Verse) “Pep” (Vocal School March) A Prayer A Song of Mother Sonny O’ Mine Spring Joy Tired (music) Where The Shamrock Grows |
| MOORE, | ROBERT (“Bob”) | (1904-1979) | Son of Dr. O. M. and Marion Moore “Heads Up” (Vocal High School March) |
| MOORE, | THOMAS | (1779-1852) | WP* |
| Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms Bendemeer’s Stream Killarney The Last Rose of Summer The Minstrel Boy |
| MORRISON, | L.A. | (lyrics) |
| MOULTON, | Roy K. | — ?? humorist Roy K. Moulton (1879-1928)?? “I Like It” |
| MOULTRIE, | J. | (lyrics)— We Shall Meet |
| MOZART, | Wolfgang Amadeus | (1756-1791) | WP* |
| Gloria in Excelsis (from 12th Mass) |
| MUIR, | Alexander | (1830-1906) | WP* — composed The Maple Leaf Forever in 1867. |
| E. D. MUND | (1854-1942) | — pseudonym of Edmund Simon Lorenz CH* The Lord’s Own Day |