The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Album of sheet music titled "Australian Y.M.C.A songs Vol II", published about 1918. The album contains a collection of individual sheet music pieces for 20 popular songs issued by various London publishers bound into a single volume. The sheet music is written for voice and piano. The titles include:
'Absent';
'Are you from Dixie?';
'Company Sergeant-Major';
'Because';
'Every little while';
'God send you back to me';
'Land of Hope and Glory';
'Nirvana';
'Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag';
'Rose of my heart';
'Sergeant of the line';
'Broken doll';
'Trail that leads to home';
'Trumpeter';
'Deathless army';
'Bandolero';
'Admiral's broom';
'Until';
'There's a land';
'Till the sands of the desert grow cold'
Sheet music for the song titled, 'Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag', with lyrics written by Geoge Asaf (pseudoym of George Henry Powell) and msuic composed by his older brother, Felix Lloyd P
Sheet music for the song titled, 'The Trumpeter', with lyrics written by John Francis Barron and music composed by Joshua Airlie Dix. Published in G Major, this song is part of the compilation songboo
Album of sheet music titled 'Australian Y.M.C.A songs Vol I', published about 1915. The album contains a collection of individual sheet music pieces for 20 popular songs issued by various London publi
Album of sheet music titled 'Australian Y.M.C.A songs Vol IV', published about 1918. The album contains a collection of individual sheet music pieces for 20 popular songs issued by various London publ
'Songs that Won the War features' verses from 12 popular songs at the time of the First World War. The songs included are 'It’s a long way to Tipperary', 'Good-bye-ee', 'Keep the home fires burning',
Album of music for piano and vocals titled 'Songs that won the war'. This compilation of songs, sometimes only lyrics, was collected and edited by S Louis Giraud and published as the "'Daily Express'
Album of songs titled "An album of digger songs: 'songs the diggers sang'". This edition was published by Allan & Co, Melbourne about 1935 and contains approximately 61 titles. The album also includes
Sheet music for the song titled, 'Thora'. Lyrics written by Frederic Weatherly and music composed by Stephen Adams. This song was written in 1905 and published by the music publishers Boosey & Co, Lon
