Antoinette Sterling (1843-1904)
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Antoinette Sterling (1843-1904) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 Love's Old Sweet Song (Just a Song at Twilight) Trio For Women's VoicesMusic by: James L. Molloy. Words by: Clifton Bingham Performed by: Antoinette Sterling
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The loss of this valuable resource is very sad and a mystery.
The loss of this valuable resource is very sad and a mystery.
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| Home Sweet Home | Henry R. Bishop (music) John Howard Payne (words) Jenny Lind (perf.) Emma Albani (perf.) Nellie Melba (perf.) Adelina Patti (perf.) Emily Soldene (perf.) Antoinette Sterling (perf.) Emma Thursby (perf.) Anna Marie Tree (perf.) |
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| Lost Chord, The | Arthur Sullivan (music) Adelaide Anne Procter (words) Antoinette Sterling (perf.) John McCormack (perf.) Louise Kirkby Lunn (perf.) Alma Gluck (perf.) Peter Dawson (perf.) Belle Cole (perf.) Clara Butt (perf.) |
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| Love's Old Sweet Song | James L. Molloy (music) G. Clifton Bingham (words) Clara Butt (perf.) Antoinette Sterling (perf.) Edna Thornton (perf.) |
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Better Land (1879), The | F.H. Cowen (music) Mrs Hemans (words) Antoinette Sterling (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP |  |
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Love's Old Sweet Song (1889) | J.L. Molloy (music) Clifton Bingham (words) Antoinette Sterling (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP | Pub. |
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Lost Chord (1877), The | A. Sullivan (music) Adelaide Anne Procter (words) Antoinette Sterling (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP | Pub. |
The peformer is featured on 30 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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Sparrow's Ditty (1881), The | Frederic Archer(w&m) | ||
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When the Tide Comes In (1880) | Joseph Barnby | H. Ashland Kean (words) | |
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Home Sweet Home (1821) | Henry R. Bishop | John Howard Payne (words) | |
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Sunshine and Rain (189-) | Jacques Blumenthal | F Wyville Home (words) | |
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Withered Violet (1877), The | John Cheshire | Wellington Guernsey (words) | |
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Behind the Clouds (1818) | James Munro Coward(w&m) | ||
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Listening Angels No. 1 in G (1875) | Frederic H. Cowen | Adelaide Anne Procter (words) | |
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Better Land (1879), The | Frederic H. Cowen | Mrs Hemans (words) | |
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Light in Darkness (1880) | Frederic H. Cowen | The Quiver (words) | |
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At Sea (1877) | Henriette | F E Weatherly (words) | |
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⇑Within a Mile of Edinboro' Town (1882?) | Janet Keats | ||
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Hush! (1884) | Oliver King | W C Bennett (words) | |
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He Wipes the Tear From Every Eye (1900) | Alexander Lee(w&m) | ||
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Dear Wife (1867), A | Alexander Campbell Mackenzie | Wallace Dunbar (words) | |
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Darby and Joan (1885) | James L. Molloy | F E Weatherly (words) | |
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Old Finger Post (1885), The | James L. Molloy | F E Weatherly (words) | |
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Love's Old Sweet Song (1889) | James L. Molloy | Clifton Bingham (words) | |
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Lonely (1872) | Alfred H. Pease | Amelia B Edwards (words) | |
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When Mary Was a Lassie (1876) | John F. Petri(w&m) | ||
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Poor Savoyard (1874), The | Charlotte H. Sainton-Dolby | Annabel Crewe (words) | |
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It Is Thy Hand My God (1880) | Louisa Sharpe(w&m) | ||
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⇑Many Years Ago (1883) | Frederick Stevenson | H J Trueman (words) | |
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Lost Chord (1877), The | Arthur Sullivan | Adelaide Anne Procter (words) | |
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Old Garden (1891), An | Hope Temple | Helen Marion Burnside (words) | |
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Mother's Love (1895), A | Hope Temple | Clifton Bingham (words) | |
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Three Singers (187-), The | Berthold Tours | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (words) | |
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Cottager's Lullaby (1881), The | Charles Vincent | William Wordsworth (words) | |
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Midsummer Day (1883) | Charles Vincent | Esther K Wolferstan (words) | |
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Cluster of Roses! (n.d.), A | Charles Vincent | Esther K Wolferstan (words) | |
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Chorister (n.d.), The | Frederic Edward Weatherly | Arthur Sullivan (words) |