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Mira & Stella Disc Catalog (PDF) Mira & Stella Tune List 7/25/2020 NOTE: Numbering is identical for all sizes of Mira & Stella discs, with some sizes of Stella discs having a prefix to these numbers. No. Title Song Type Composer 1 My Queen Waltz Waltz Coote, Jr. 2 Blue Danube Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 3 Waves of the Danube Waltz Ivanovici 4 Faust Waltz Gounod 5 Wine Spirits Waltz (Le Petit Bleu) Lecocq 6 After the Ball Waltz Kiefert 7 Estudiantina Waltz Waldteufel 8 Wine, Women and Song Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 9 I Am a Rover (from Chimes of Normandy or les Cloches de Corneville) Waltz Planquette 10 Nanon, valse d' Anne Genee 11 Invitation to the Dance Waltz Weber 12 Roses from the South Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 13 The Daughter of Madame Angot Waltz Lecocq 14 The Wave Waltz Metra 15 Do I Love You? Waltz Rosenzweig 16 Jumping-Jack Waltz Foerster 17 Espana Waltz Waldteufel 18 Wiener Blut Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 19 A Night in Venice Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 20 Violetta Polka Joh Strauss, Jr 21 Carmen Polka Bizet 22 Polka des Fleurs Ziehrer 23 Always Gay Polka Faust 24 From Heart to Heart Mazurka Andree 25 Excelsior Mazurka Marenco 26 My Sweetheart Mazurka Komzak 27 La Czarina Mazurka L Ganne 28 A Life for the Czar Mazurka Glinka 29 Don Cesar March Dellinger 30 Boccaccio March Suppe 31 Gasparonne March Millocker 32 Under the Double Eagle March Wagner 33 Prayer (from William Tell) Rossini 34 Standchen Serenade (from Boccaccio) Suppe 35 Serenade (from Don Juan) Mozart 36 In unserer Heimat (from ll Troratore) Duet Verdi 37 The Last Rose of Summer (from Martha) Flotow 38 Bridal Chorus (from Lohengrin) Wagner 39 Intermezzo (from Cavalleria Rusticana) Mascagni 40 Knowest Thou That Fair Land (from Mignon) Thomas 41 Hunters' Chorus (from Der Freischutz) Weber 42 Flower Song (from Faust) Gounod 43 The Black Hussar March Millocker 44 Dort Vergiss (from The Marriage of Figaro) Aria Mozart 45 Entrance March (from Tannhauser) March Wagner 46 Treasure Waltz (from The Gypsy Baron) Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 47 Stephanie Gavotte Czibulka 48 Air of Louis XIII Gavotte Ghys 49 The Carnival of Venice Paganini 50 Secret Love Gavotte Rosch 51 Search Through the Wide World (from The Daughter of the Regiment) Donizetti 52 Carlotta Waltz from "Gasparonne" Waltz Millocker 53 The Merry War Waltz Joh Strauss Jr 54 Laura Waltz (from The Beggar Student) Waltz Millocker 55 Lorelei Song Tedesco 56 Flower Song Large 57 The Washington Post March Sousa 58 Dixie's Land Song Emmett 59 Home Sweet Home Sinclair 60 The Blue Bells of Scotland Care v 61 I Dreamt I Dwelt (from The Bohemian Girl) Balfe 62 Poet and Peasant Overture Suppe 63 Die Stumme son Portici (La Muette de Portici) Barcarolle Auber 64 God Save the Queen or America (My Country, 'Tis of Thee) 65 Nightingale Song (from Der Vogelhandler) Zeller 66 Poor Johathan Waltz Mtllrxkcr 67 Coronation March (from The Prophet) March Meyerbeer 68 Far from the Ball (Loin du Bal) Waltz Gillet 69 Maryland My Maryland (O Tannenbaum) Christmas Song 70 King Cotton March Sousa 71 Come, Ye Disconsolate (Consolation) Hymn S. Webbe 72 Rock of Ages (Toplady) Hymn Thomas Hastings 73 Nearer My God to Thee (Bethany) Hymn Lowell Mason 74 Old Hundredth Hymn Frasse 75 From Greenland's Icy Mountains Missionary Hymn Lowell Maon 76 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (Coronation) Hymn Oliver Holden 77 Jesus Lover of My Soul (Martyn) Hymn S B Marsh 78 Jesus, Lover of My Soul (Refuge) Hymn Holbrook 79 Abide With Me (Eventide) Hymn W H Monk 80 It Is Well With My Soul Hymn Philip P Bliss 81 Ring the Bells of Heaven Hymn G F Root 82 Not All the Blood (Boylston) Hymn Lowell Mason 83 Blest Be the Tie (Dennis) Hymn H G Nagell 84 Tis Midnight, and on Olive's Brow (Gethsemane) Hymn Will B Bradbury 85 My Faith Looks Up to Thee (NeN Haven) Hymn Thomas Hastings 86 My Faith Looks Up (Olivet) Hymn Lowell Mason 87 The Home Over There Hvmn T C O'Kane 88 Come Thou Fount (Nettleton) Hymn John Wyeth 89 Savior Breathe (Evening Prayer) Hymn Geo C Stebbins 90 God Be With You Hymn W G Torner 91 Wonderful Words of Life Sing Them Over Again Hymn Philip P Bliss 92 Alas and Did My Savior (Dundee) Hymn G Branc 93 Ein Feste Burg Chorale Luther 94 Monastery Bells Lefebure-Wely 95 Quintet (from Martha) Flotovv 46 One Heart, One Soul Mazurka Joh Strauss, Jr 97 Gebet (Praver) (from Der Freischutz) Weber 98 My Pearl Is a Bowery Girl Song Mack 99 Henriette, Have You Met Her? Song W Bratton 100 Wedding March March Mendelssolin 101 The Trumpet of the Regiment Polka Ascher 102 I he Beggar Student Mazurka Millocker 103 The Black Hussar Galop Millocker 104 The Star-Spangled Banner (American National Anthem) 105 The Little Fisher Maiden Waltz Waldemann 106 Polonaise (from Mignon) Thomas 107 La Marseillaise (French National Anthem) Rouget de L'lsle 108 Austrian National Anthem Havdn 109 Old Folks at Home Song Foster 110 Spinn! Spinn! Swedish Song Jungst 111 Artist's Life Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 112 Polka-rnarurka (from A Night in Venice) Joh Strauss Jr 113 Russian National Anthem Alexei Lvoff 114 Gigerl March Wakner 115 Marching Through Georgia March H C Work 116 The Red, White, and Blue (Columbia the Gem of the Ocean) March 117 Mocking Bird Song A Hanthorne 118 High School Cadets March Sousa 119 Katy Did Song Johnson 120 La Paloma (The Dove) Spanish Seranade Yradier 121 Monte Carlo (from Margarethe) March Kap 122 Kathleen Mavoureen Song Crouch 123 Marguerite Song White 124 Auld Lange Syne Scottish Sang Clrtton 125 Schubert's Serenade Schubert 126 Mamie, Come Kiss Your Honey Boy Song Irwin 127 Slumber So Gently (from Princess Bonnie) Spenser 128 The Libertv Bell March Sousa 129 My Old Kentucky Home Foster 130 Mary and Her Lamb Song Castling 131 Jolly Brothers Waltz Wollstaedt 132 Little Alabama Coon Song Starr 133 Directorate March Sousa 134 Manhattan Beach March Sousa 135 The Darkie's Dream Lansing 136 Old Oaken Bucket Dinsmore 137 Cujus Animam (from Stabat Mater) Rossini 138 Die Wacht am Rhein German National Anthem Karl Wilhelm 139 Turkish Patrol Mischaelis 140 The Heart Bowed Down (from Bohemian Girl) Balfe 141 Traumeri Reverie Schumann 142 Anvil Chorus (from ll Trovatore) Verdi 143 Love Comes Like (from Little Tycoon) Waltz Spenser 144 Robin Adair Song 145 I Don't Want to Play in Your Yard Song Petrie 146 The Honeymoon March March Rose y 147 Mandolina Mexican Serenade Langey 148 Coming Through the Rye 149 The Campbells Are Coming 150 Hear Me Norma (from Norma) Bellini 151 Isabella 1492 Waltz Pfleuer 152 The Beggar Student March Millocker 153 Soldiers' Chorus (from Faust) Gounod 154 The Benediction of the Swords (from Les Huguenots) Meyerbeer 155 The Vale of` Rest (from Les Huguenots) Meyerbeer 156 Drinking Song (from La Traviata) Verdi 157 Then You'll Remember Me (from Bohemian Girl) Balfe 158 Don't Be Cross Song Zeller 159 Cavatina (front Barber of Seville) Rossini 160 The Band Played On Song Ward 161 Sextet (from Lucia) Donizetti 162 On Yonder Rock (from Fra Diavolo) Auber 163 Barcarolle (f'rorn Oberon) Barcarolle Weber 164 Sabre Song (from Le Grande Duchesse) Offenbach 165 Yale March March Gillet 166 Tyrolean Chorus (from William Tell) Rossini 167 Bon Ton Two-Step Zimmerman 168 Coochi Coochi Polka Clark 169 Behut dish Gott (from The Trumpeter of Sackingen) Nessler 170 La Gitana Waltz Bucalosst 171 Grand March (from Aida) March Verdi 172 The Sunshine of Paradise Alley Song Bratton 173 Her E'yes Don't Shine Like Diamonds Song Marion 174 Ben Bolt (from Trilby) Song Kneass 175 Cachucha Dance (from The Gondoliers) Sullivan 176 Erminie March Jakobowsky 177 When the Swallows Homeward Fly Song Abt 178 Light Cavalry Overture Suppe 179 Annie Laurie Song Dunn 180 Bonnie Dundee Ballad 181 Pilgrims' Chorus (from Tannhauser) Wagner 182 Hail, Columbia 183 Kamarinskaia Russian Dance 184 Sur une Route Pavee Russian Song Gurilew 185 Ah! Mon Seuil Russian Song Gurilew 186 Vers Petite Mere Sur le Volga Russian Song Vilbois 187 La Tombe d'Ascold Rusian Ballad Werstowsky 188 Ah! Mon Bouleau Russian Song Prigoiago 189 Le Matelot Russian Romance Vilbois 190 Te Souviens-to Russian Romance Rigewskoi 191 Rossignol Mon Rossignol Russian Romance Aliabewa 192 Danse Russe Hilbert 193 Le Jeune Tigre (Tigrenok) Russian Dance 194 Finale (from La Vie Pour le Czar) Glinka 195 O, Dites-Lui Russian Romance 196 Marche Russe Russian March Ganne 197 Oriental Echoes Two-Step March Rosey 198 I Want Yer, Ma Honey Song Templeton 199 Espanita Spanish Waltz Rosey 200 Arran, Go On! March McGlennon 201 Handicap March Two-Step Rosey 202 Standing on the Corner Song Evans 203 Dance, Pickaninnies, Dance Davis 204 Put Me Off at Buffalo Song H W Dillon 205 Molly, (from In Gay New York) G Kerker 206 Star Light, Star Bright (from Wizard of the Nile) Herbert 207 The New Bully Song Johnson 208 Rastus on Parade March Mills 209 Trau, Schau (from Waldmeister) Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 210 The Bee Hive March Ernesto 211 Calm Lies the Lake Song Pfeil 212 An Adventure in the Harem Lincke 213 When the Leaves Softly Whisper Lincke 214 A Tiny Wife Polka Aletter 215 The German Patrol (Die Wachtparade kommt) Quickstep Eilenberg 216 Gartenlaube Waltz Joh Strauss, Jr 217 Song an Aegir (Hymn to Aegir) Kaiser Wilhelm II 218 At Supper (Beim Souper) Waltz Song Chattau 219 On the Beautiful Rhine Waltz Song Foerster 220 Carmen Sylva Waltz Ivanovici 221 Hipp! Hipp! (also Hip! Hip! Hurrah!) March Keiper 222 Volubilis Mazurka Bruschi 223 My God, How Wonderful Thou Art Hymn Howard 224 Toreador Song (from Carmen) Bizet 225 La Donna a Mobile (from Rigoletto) Verdi 226 Quartet (from Rigoletto) Verdi 227 Miserere (from Il Trovatore) Verdi 228 Il Balen del Suo Sorriso (from Il Trovatore) Verdi 229 Involami (Rescue Me) (from Ernani) Verdi 230 Overture (from William Tell) Rossini 231 Halka Mazurka Moniuszki 232 Shadow Song (from Dinorah) Meyerbeer 233 How So Fair (from Martha) Flotow 234 Krakowiak Polish Dance Osmanski 235 Song of the Bells (from Chimes of Normandy or les Cloches de Corneville) Planquette 236 Servants' Chorus (from Chimes of Normandy or les Cloches de Corneville) Planquette 237 La Mandolinata (from Le Passant) Paladilhe 238 Les Alsaciennes Mazurka Tedesco 239 Dancing in the Barn Schottische Pratt 240 Helmet Song (from The Heart and the Hand) Lecocq 241 Shall We Gather at the River? R.
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