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Sheet music for the song titled 'The Bandolero' with words and music composed by Leslie Stuart. This copy of the song was included in the album of sheet music titled 'Australian YMCA songs, volume II', which appears to have been published about 1918.
Towards the bottom of this page is a sound recording of this sheet music, or a parody, that was created as part of the Music and the First World War project. More information about this recording, including names of the performers, can be found on the catalogue record for the sound recording. A link to the catalogue record for the sound recording can be found at the bottom of this page, under the heading ‘Related objects’ where it can be identified with the prefix [sound recording].
Souvenir program for a concert held to entertain troops during the First World War. This program is for a concert given aboard [HMAT Wiltshire] at 2pm on Thursday 14 February 1918. The concert feature
Recording of the song titled 'The Bandolero', created as part of the Music and the First World War project. Music and lyrics written by Leslie Stuart. Produced by Chris Latham, with David Hidden as vo
Sheet music for the song titled 'Oh! It's A Lovely War', is written and composed by J P Long and Maurice Scott. This song is part of a compilation album of sheet music titled 'Songs That Won The War'
Sheet music for the song titled 'Sunshine of your smile', with lyrics written by Leonard Cooke and music composed by Lilian Ray. This song was first published in 1913. Towards the bottom of this p
Sheet music for the song titled 'Yes! Let me like a soldier fall', with lyrics written by Edward Fitzball and music composed by Vincent Wallace. This song featured in the opera titled 'Maritana'.
Sheet music for the song titled 'When the boys come home (home boys, home)', written and composed by W.H. Jude. This copy includes the first page of the song titled 'Sing me a restful song' with music
Sheet music for the song titled 'Only one of the toys', with lyrics written by Mark Erikson and music composed by P Clay-Beale. This version of the music has been arranged by Professor Ireland. The so
Sheet music titled 'Belgium Put the Kibosh on the Kaiser', with lyrics written and music composed by Alf. Ellerton. This copy of the music was published in 1914 by Allans under special arrangement wit
