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Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral) Connecticut College Digital Commons @ Connecticut College Historic Sheet Music Collection Greer Music Library 1913 That's An Irish Lullaby (Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral) James R. Shannon Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic Recommended Citation Shannon, James R., "That's An Irish Lullaby (Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral)" (1913). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 1080. https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/1080 This Score is brought to you for free and open access by the Greer Music Library at Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Historic Sheet Music Collection by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. ~i TOO-RA-LOO-RA-LOO-RAL --·r>*--<1·-- l InCrctoc) In E~ Contralto (el, to e!, J{ or Baritone (lead) Soprano (g to a/,J 1---------~-~---+------='-------4 or Tenor PUBLISHED IN THE FOLLOWING ARRANGEMENTS Vocal Solo, C-E~-F-G ... ... each .;o Piano Solo (Gotham Classics No. 85) .50 Vocal Duet, ED-G . .... ... ... each .60 i Part Mixed (SAB) . I; 2 Part (SA or TB) . .15 4 Part Mixed (SA TB) . I 5 3 Part Treble (SSA) .. .15 . Accordion Solo (Bass Clef) . .;o 4 Part Treble (SSAA) .. .. ....... .16 Vocal Orchestration, F-C . ..... each .75 4 Part Male (TTBB) ............... .15 Dance Orchestration (Fox Trot) . .7 5 Band .... ......... .. ......... 1.00 WHEN PERFORMING THIS CO MPOSITION KINDLY G !VE ALL PROGRAM C R EDITS TO MWITMARK (&) SONS NEW YORK PRINTED IN U.S . A w:-~--- A Selected List of Vocal Numbers From Famous Operettas Price 50c each THE AMEER FOLLIES OF 1917 MISS DOLLY DOLLARS PRINCESS PAT Sweet Clarissa Can't You Hear Your Country It's All In The Book You Know All for You Cupid Will Guide Calling Miss Dolly Dollars For Better Or Worse Fond Love True Love FOLLIES OF 1920 I! Keeps Me Guessing All The Time I Need Aff ection Life's A Masquerade Love Boat Love ls The Best Of All ANGEL FACE A Woman Is Only a Woman Neapolitan Love Song When The Right One Comes Along But a Good Cigar ls a Smoke Everybody's Crazy Half The Time There's A Message Of Love American Music Those Since I Met You Days FOLLIES OF 1921 In Your Eyes In KhorassQrl I Might Be Your Once In a While MY GOLDEN GIRL Call It a Day L,gend Of The Golden Tree THE RED MILL Princess Of My Dreams I Want You Lullaby Because You 're You po Little Nest for Two Every Day Is Ladies Day With Me I Don't Want To Go Home FOLLIES OF 1922 My Golden Girl Gooda-Bye Jenn po Someone Like You Weaving 'My Dreams How Do You Get That Way Darby And Joan I m Always Doing Something My Idea Of Something To FOLLIES OF 1923 Ragtime Terpischore I Don't Want To Do In The Isle Of Our Dreams C Go Home To I'd Love To Waltz Th rough Oh Day In June I'd Like a Honeymoon With You Moonbeams ,. Tip Your Hat To Hattie Life With You po Lady Of The Lantern A Song Without (Many) Words Streets Of New Yoa When You 're Pretty, Ill ,. BABETTE That Old Fa~hioned Garden Of Mine If We Had Met Before Name The Day The World Is fair My Lady 'Tis For Thee FORTUNE TELLER In Venice You Can Never Tell About A Woman )C There Once Was An Owl Always Do As People Say Shooting Siar My Honor And My Sword You Should ROSE OF ALGERIA ~1 My Lady Of The Manor Gypsy J<;1n NAUGHTY MARIETTA Ask Her While The Band Is Playing Where The Fairest Flow'rs Gypsy Love Song Love Is Like A Cigarette Are Blooming Ahl Sweet Mystery Of Life n"' Romany Life All I Crave Is More Of Life Rose 0 1 The World Twilight In Barakeesh "'z"' BABES IN TOYLAND GIRL IN THE SPOnlGHT If I Were Anybody Else Bui Me -t "' Toyland Catch 'Em You ng, Treat 'Em Italian Street Song SINGING GIRL Ill "' I Can't Do The Sum Rough. Tell 'Em Nothing I'm Falling In Love With Someone Naughty Marietta II Only You Were Mine Floretta I Love The Ground You Walk On Love ls Tyrant It Would Happen Anyway 'Neath The Southern Moon Tramp! Tramp!. Tramp! CINDERELLA MAN I Cannot Sleep Without SKY HIGH Out of His Heart He Builds a Home Dreaming Of Yau Swee! By And By I'll Be There Give Your Heart In June Time There's a Tender Look In Your Eyes OLD DUTCH DllEAM GIRL TATTOOED MAN Bubble Song Somewhete I Know- There's A I Wan! A Man To Love Me Girl for Me My G ypsy Sweetheart Boys Will Be Boys And My Dream Girl Girls Will Be Girls At The Rainbow's End . HER REGIMENT ::::c THE ONLY GIRL Hear My Song Of Love en If Somebody Only Would Find Me Some Day Be Happy, Boys, Tonight Nobody Loves Me ..... My Hero C'" Oh My When You're Away en As The Years Roll By When You' re Wearing The VELVET LADY ..... DUCHESS If Things Were What They Se•m Ball And Chain I've Danced To Beat The Band Cupid Tell Me Why T'wixt Love And Duty You' re The Only Girl For Me Lile And Love n- If I Should Dream Of You Soldier Men More I See Of Others Logic :::r I'm Such a Romantic Girl American Serenade The Better I Like You There's Nothing Too fine for Q) C: Land Of The Sultan's Dreams Art Song The finest :::, Vive La France ORANGE BLOSSOMS (") EILEEN (Hearts Of Erin) Nerves VICEROY ct> Kiss In The Dark , A '< When Love Awakes Superlative Lav, Way Out West In Jersey Just For Today Eileen Alanna Asthore Girl Behind The Gun Then Comes The Dawning We' ll Catch You At Last 0 Free Trade And A Misty Moon Little farm In Normandy This Time It's Love (") I'd Love To Be A Lady IT HAPPENED IN NORDLAND Legend Of The Glow-Worm WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN 0 Lonely N,st Ireland My Sireland Absinthe Frappe FLOWER-(Pictu re) - (When Shall I Again See Ireland) Dream Of Orange Blossoms, A When Knighthood Was In Flower - Irish Have a Great Day Tonight Knot Of Blue rr, Oyaneetah ..... Life's A Game At Best OUI MADAME WHEN SWEET SIXTEEN :::, Little Class Of One ct> Thine Alone He Wanted To Go And He Went Wild Rose V) Too-Re-Loo-Re LADY OF THE SLIPPER If I Saw Much Of You Cupid The Cunnin' Pandeen Just Love Me All The Time My Day Has Come WONDERLAND - My Little Irish Rose Just You And I In Dreamland Over The Garden Wall The Only One Stars And Rosebuds Princess Of faraway Play Me Something I Can Dance To ClJ When Ireland Stands Among When You Know Me Beller OJ The Nations Of The World LITnE OLD NEW YORK (Picture) Little Old Newr York Where Were You OTHER SONGS Dinny's Serenade Wooing Of The Violin, The Q) Glad Triumphant Hour MLLE. MODISTE An Easte r Dawn :::, Every Hour Away from You Is C. My Good Friends Of Erin's Isle Hats Make The Woman 60 Mi nutes Los t If Love Were What The Rose ls If I Were On The Stage Indian Summer 0 ENCHANTRESS I Want What I Want When I Want It PRIMA DONNA Love Laid His Sleepless Head :::r Love Me- Love My Dog Molly -en To The Land Of My Own Romance Eve rybody Else's Girl Looks ..... They All Look Good When They're The Time And The Place Better Than Mine Yesterthoughts V) Far Away And The Girl I'll Be Married To The Music Mary Come Over To Me­ Ari Is Calling For Me Kiss Me Again Of A Military Band Me And Nancy Come. Little Fishes Mascot Of The Troop You'd Be Surprised VOCAL FOLIOS Two volumes containing many of Victor Herbert's greatest songs Price '/I, 1. 00 each Music Publishers Holding Corporation • Rockefeller Center, New York Too-ra- loo-ra-loo -ral 3 THAT'S AN IRISH LULLABY Words and Music By J. R. SHANNON W/t/1 e:xpre.'lsinn fl I . ' II, .. .. "' - ... ... 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