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INDEX. "^
Angry Words
cheerful Light
18
Arbor Day
00
Oft in the
Canada, our home
51)
Oh I'm
15
O'er the Ice
24
32
Rule Britannia
48
Come
follow
Evening
me
bells
Exercises in Chromatic tones
Transition
44
ti
Third step
i<
Voice
Time
Elementary Rythma
Farewell to study
preserve our native land.
Good Night
Gymnastic Song
Hurrah
for
Fun
night
stilly
a British
Ring
38
Boy
Ring
40
47
Sir Springtime
14
Softly through the Twilight
Spreading a
24
'Tis early
20
The Moonlight
The
Silver
21
Rumour
23
Gliding through the meadows
God
Ring
"
58
dawn
31
Sail
Lake
11
36
22
The Crystal Spring
39
41
The Woodman
42
40
The Red, White
an.;
Blue ...... 51
The Gleaner
17
The Diamonds gleam
10
Time
Heart of Oak
33
The
Home, sweet Home
30
The Maple Leaf
57
20
The Harp
03
I love
My
the
Sound
Land
native
Music everywhere
Modulator
My Father was
a Farmer
Merry Christmas Be'
May God
Our
preserve thee,
native
Land
Canada
Bell of
12
that once
Vacation Song
02
12
Whene'er you see a Schoolboy
04
While Shepherds watched
49
55
Work and
50
be joyful
50
We all are happy Rovers

We hail the Winter King
13
Yes or No
19
COMPLETE
THREE BOOKS.
IN
/i
CANADIAN
MUSIC COURSE,
BY
ALEXANDER
CRINGAN,
T.
Graduate and Licentiate of the Tunic Sol-Fa College, London, England

,
2'eacher of
Music
in
Toronto Public Schools.
BOOK
II.
TORONTO
CANADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
(LIMITED.)
ntered, according to Act of Parliament, in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture, in

the year J ^38, by The Canada Publishing Company (Limited).
'"P"
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURS:

ADDITIONAL EXERCISES.
FOR
THIED STEP.
Key a.
|[d: t|.d|r :m
1.
|1|
Id
:t|
:s
|pi :r.d|r
:s
|n
Id
:s
:-
II
2.Key D.
:m
IS
If
:1
jr
:f
:t
:1
Id'
:-
I="
3.Key D.
I
:f,m|r
||d
It
:s
:d'
11
:s
|l.,s:f.,m|r
:m.rld :
4. Key E.
:s.m|l
:s
|d'
:m.,f|r.,m:d
|m.f:r.m|d
:d.m|l.f
Id
11
5.Key F.
|:s.l|
:s.l|s
:m.f|m
:s.l|f
:m.f |r
:rj.r
6. Key O.
|:di,s|l.d':t.r'|d'
7. Key
lid'
im'.tld'
tr'
Is
:f
|m
rs.,! :f
|m
:f
:f
.rid
C.
:-.t:ri
Id'
:1
.,sKf
:r .s
:m
8.Key D.
:m
ils
|l.s:d'
|f.s,f:n.l |r.,^:r
|f.s,f:mj jr
.s
:d
9. Key E.
n.s
II
:d'.l If .r :s
jd'.sin.r |f
.1
:d'
|d'.s:m,s |r.m:d
I'
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.

10. Key D.
||s.m,f:scl|s
:d'
l:tl
|d',t.
|f
:m
|s.m:f,m.
r|d
:-
11.Key G.
/:m
:m
Is
Ir
:f
:m
:d
|r.m:f
If
:m
:s
.r
':d
:d.tilr
12. Key A.
:d
III
:i
:d
It,
|d
:t|
I
13. Key D.
|:s.l[f
:l,t|l
:s
d'
:-
:f
.mjsi
:n.r |d
li
14.Key O.
|:m.s|f
:r
:1 .t 11
,s
:s
d'
.nlf
:r
|m
15.Key Bt?
:m.f|l.s:s
d'
Id'
:r'.t
:s
id'.m;f
.r Is.titd
II
16. Key D.
:m.slf :m.r
:s.m|l
|1
:t.d'|s
:m.,f|r.m:f.r |d
OUR NATIVE LAND.

17. Key A.
r:si
1
Come
2Where
3
Come
l:si
d
let
M.
:-.Sild
92.
:r
^H
WE
18 Key
HAIL THE WINTER KING.
G.
s
GYMNASTIC SONG.
19. Kky
f:d
.,r
:n
IPut
a-
way,
2 Here
we
sit,
put a here we
:d r
:d .,d
:m
.r
way
sit,
.8
:d
.,1-1
.m f
tise
:m
PI
wea
to
.,f
|s
:m
.,8
.m
:f
lids
:r
:m
1 |s
a while,
to sleep.
:d
|r
be - guile,
can keep
.d
|t|
.s
And we'll
And we
:d
.,f l'^
:1
,s
- tics, the
gym-nas
time
some - times a wake scarce our eye
:d .4 f .m
.t|
:d ,r |m
li
prac
:d'
ev- 'ry book for

and our veins go
:m
Is
,f
:m
|s
.,f
.t|
.,r
We are
But we
:d
.,ti
FAREWELL TO STUDY.
(holiday song).
20. Key A.
'.S|
IFare
2
well to
hail a
We
l.Si
I
:mi
.Si
stu
-
wing
dy
gain this
,Si
:ni
:d
.S|
,si
.Si
.d
and
to
joy
0U8
.d
.4 r .r
books, How fast the
:d
day, For
:d
.4
we
t|
are
.t|
:r
.s
time
is
tired
and
lt|
.t|
ANGRY WORDS.
21. Key A
:d |m
Si
1.
2.
3.
Thoughtfully.
:d
Angry words too

Angry words too
Angry words, 0,
m,
:m|
oft
oft
let
:m,
{si
:d
1;
|S|.S| :m|,f| S|
|m|.m|:d|.ri n,
:1|
fi
hour,
slip;
:-
:1,
.1
:f|
m,
,fi
life
life
are
are
tie
spi
rit
:si
Si
vil
pow'r.
word,
soil
the
lip.
Si
:fi
an
:d
:m,
:r
:mi
Si
:d
of
in
links
links
gen
Im,
:mi
:si
|ti
:ti
|m
:d
Si
broken By their false and

broken By a
sin - gle
ever Check them ere
they
|fi.fi
:r
Bright-est
Bright-est
May a
stirred
li.li
are
spoken In a rash and thoughtless
are spoken, Evil thoughts by them are
them never from the tongue un - bri - died
t,
:m
|d
:si
MY OWN NATIVE LAND.

22. Key A.
Si
W.
M96.
:si
roved ov
:n|.f|
|S|
,1|
moun
er
hand of friend ship how
hail,
dear
Can
m.
:ni.fi
Im,
:li
.ti
:di .ri
m,
:f,
.f,
:S:
:d .d |d
travers'd the
wave
:t|
-
bright eyes have smil'd

flour -ish-es
lib -
m|
:m|,m||m|
.d
rolling sand;
& look.d bland

erty's
:n|,m|
B. Bradbury
Id
tain, I've cross'dov-er flood,

have I grasped.
oft
a - da, land that we love,
right
Si
tree;
:si
Im,
:-
.S|
I've
And
Where
:-
.n,

f.pi:r .d
I
<
In
:r .r
:d .l
.r
:d .r
S|
green and the moon shone as bright, It was not

my
far were the hours that I passed In my- own dear
Freedom, our own native home 'Tis the land, the
own
:f|.f,
fi
:m,.f,
|S|,fi
land
:Pi|.f|
nil
native
na
|li.Si:f|.mi
:f .r
|si
^
tive
of the
.d
:ti .t|
Si
:d
1st time.
:-
No,
land,
land,
:d.r
:r
no,
Yes, yes,
no,
no,
yes,
yes,
no,
yes,
S|
|S|
:l|.t|
free.
:Sj
*
No,
Yes,
|m,
:d,
no,
yes, yes,
:si
:-
no, no,
yes, yes,
no,
D,S. 2nd
:i
No, no,
Yes, yes,
If
:m.f s
no,
yes,
no.
Fine.
land,
land,
no.
yes.
yes.
time.
--
free.
:r
ti
*
Si
Sung by 2nd part only.
COME,
W. H. Phillips.
23. Key B[j.
:si
l.Oh!
2.
3.
Oh!
Oh!
:m
HURRAH FOR
Alfred Smith.
Lively.
|m
:-.r
come, come, come.hurrah

come, come, come,hurrah
come, come, come, hurrah
:d
FUN.
Id
:-.Si
:si
for
for
for
Si
10

t|
:ti
be
less
-steps
foot
mer
ry
|1|
for
mirth.
We'll
call.
boys
we.
With
Our
are
:Si
f,
:f,
:m
:-
quoit,
and
and
stud
ies
:d
:si
home-ward
Si
hill
:ti
time
m,
:si
THE MOONLIGHT
11
SAIL.
24. Key D.
/
:d
.r
Now
Hpark
2 The
3 Oh,
:d .d
pers
:f
:1
moon
lim
glide
tho
to
:m
:d
its
are
from the
id
.r
beam
path - way
heav - ens
above
us,
sweet -ly
chim
ing
|m
:d
:s .s
|m
iiiC,'
Si
:m,m f
s
sil
:t
-
ry
:f
Si
:s
.s
the
v'ry
light,
Is
ing
taut
bright.
And they
hills,
Their
:n
glow
dis
:1
:f
:d.r
light glow, Which a fai

pid brine, And tho
a - long. While the
:f
in
.f
now
light
bolls
:m
:t
and bright
full of
list
spray our
deck the
ves
ling
stars
:d
:m .n
-
As
As
:m
forth
in the
we
go
they shine from the
their song as wo
soft
We'll re- turn
:d.d
:m
:d
Id
'
.m
|m
:m.f
:d.r
'.
12
MUSIC EVERYWHERE.
25 Key G.
d
.d
M.
90.
Chester C.
Alle'.
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE,

^
f
"
13
14
SIR SPRING-TIME.
28.- -Key
/
.,m
F.
s'
M.
1.
Sir
He
3.
His
Spring-time
a
breath per
4.
The
fields
gaz'd
are
:m
|r
youth
of
vale
and
hands
with
earth
is
:r
Cheerfully.
:s
2.
:d
120.
prince
:d'
;s
.,1
.,f
|m
:m
came
to
view
the
land,
round
fum'd
him
as
he
stood
the
sof
His
with
beau
ten'd
ty
air.
soon
clad.
The
n
:f
pi.,f
:m
.,r
|d
On
:d

:m
eye,
:d
:r
16
^Vl
16
THE DIAMONDS GLEAM.

[Let the silences, be exactly attended
30. Key G.
^:s
1.
2.
3.
The
Our
The
V:si
m,m:r
merri-ly
h(--i
d
dia
Allegretto.
:d
-
sleigh
trees
Id
100.
:d .d
monds
gleam
in
bells
sing,
With a
fly
m,
past,
^\
M,
:ti
to.]
Sharply,
:r
the sun's
silv
And the win
*^\^\U\
bright
ery
try
:si
1"
1
:r
beam,
As
ring,
blast
With
:si
THE GLEANER.
31.-
17
18
l'U>Pi'

:-
Id'
.1
month
ev
'ry
ring
sweet bells
land arch
wood
.f
,1
:s
:-
II
.m
:s
id' .1
.f
:m
|m
.d
:m
.f
and
ev
ath-
and
wart the starry night,

meadow-sprangled floor,
.f
:d
M.
rol-ling
'ry
:m ,d
.f
birds
ev
Id'
er's
cheer,
in
er
more,
OR NO.
Dr. L, Mason.
96.
:m
Si
r
show,
slow,
:f
When yon
While hp
.n
in
:si
>S|
:1
mi-m.
.S|
Si
m,
n,
:fi
woe.
:si
t,
:1|
with wisdom say,

per - mits it, say,
the lit-tle
words.
Be
Save
m.
,f
:t,
Short speech suf- fi - ces

deep thought to
Time nev - er lin - gers, moves nev
er
for joy
3 Deep may the im - port
or
.
flight,
1.
:mi
"While
:-
2.
m.
Add
year,
|pi
.1
:r
farm
.r
d d
.d
:s
.1
.f
YES,
33. Key G.
:-
.1
treasure and add pleasure to

the
bound his active coursers like the
beauty and a
treasure are for
.m
Ih
Yes,
Yes,
Yes,
or
or
or
:si
No.
No.
No.
n,
20
LOVE THE SOUND.
34 Key
f.Si
|si
plovG
lovo
2 1
love
a I
1 I
.Si
M.
B\).
n|.f||s
tlu!
tlu!
the song
:S|.S|
fall,
strong,
:-
m,
:fi ,f,
t|.d:r .mjf
morn has
hand that
:d
Ri'eat mill
plougnman
Hi
S|
:p1|
m,
wheel,
{si
rears
:si
|S{
li.Si;fi .ril d|
dri
mow
fly
ver's
broke,
the
wall,
:s,
-
:S|.Si|Si
S|
:d
if.m, m,
|m
:S|
:d.d
:n|
|si
:S|.S|
:d
|si
:m|.m|
With the cheer-ry
And the keen sharp

And the busy hum
shap
of the
stroke of the
the
of
:S|.S;
:
-
load - ed
the pressing
Mie knitters
fi.mi:ri.d||ri
:f|
dy
n,
By the hea vy
And the rush of
And <^he click of
whip,
er's sythe.
ing wheels,
on the stur
:-.i1S|
:S|.S|
ly
:f.
:d.d|r
ti
falls
The sound of the ham - mcr's

The roar of the furu - ace
:1|.S|
:di.riini
thoughts that around him throng,

S|
A. Christy.
floor, Ere the

of
flails on the thrcsh-ing
vei'ing ring of the trow - el,
struck Hy the
of the type on the prin - ter's stick, 'Mid the
:ti
fair
That
blithe,
mi,fi| S|
And the blow

And the sliiv And the click
oak,
:-.d
wcod- man's axe,
:di.riimi tf.n
n,
|m
:1|.S|
of tlio
of the
of the
sound
sound
W.
88.
warn,
m,

t,
21
THE CANADIA
22
MUSIC COURSE
GLIDING THROUGH THE MEADOW.

36. Key E. M.
d'.d'
.m
:s
|1
Harold B. Adams.
88.
.s
:-
:f
.8
,m
1 Gliding thro' the meadow,

2 While it journeys on-ward,
1 So this lit - tie
streamlet,
Dancing o'er the green,

Path by rocks be -set,
Something like mankind,
.n
r' .r'
Runs
:n ,d
If
.m
:-
f .m
:r
.d
It
:t
jl
.8
:8
,f
|m
.8
merry
the
:f
.f
If
.m
d'.d' :8
.m
II
,s
,f
Day and
'Tis like youth's
:-
If
,f
.8
,r
.f
:m
.r
|d
:f
.m
|r
its
wa-ters flow,
-ly
Water quickly
f .m
young mind
:m
Waters slow
.m :m .d
Swift
night unceas-ing,
As its course grows shorter,

As the val ley rushing,
.1
With its sil ver sheen

Bounding onward yet
brooklet,
Leaping quickly o'er them,

Who whence first it bubbles,
|r
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.d
glide,
flows,
|ti
:
CHORUS
r',d'
:t
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Is
.f
Hurryingquickly onward humming as

Till they reach the ocean Mingling with
Manhood in his struggles Quickly comes
.1
:8
.f
|n
.r
:d .r
:t
they
go-
its
tide.
and
goes.
:f
.f
Gliding
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Gliding
d'
:t
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t
23
24
3. Keys A, B(^,
In :r Is
(Is :f
:f
:r
Is
:f
|m
:r
jm
:f
m :
II
Koo koo koo koo

Scab
4. Keys G, A, B[7,
|m
m
:f
:1
Si
:r
':ti
Oo.
Ah,
Ai.
Ee.
Oh.
5 Keys
G, A,
B\).
:ti
|d
:r
m,
:si
|1|
:S|
:f
:li
Is
I
:f
:si
Si
Oo.
Oh.
Ah.
Ai.
Ee.
TIME EXERCISES.
37. Key F.
:d
.d
|d
:d4 4|d
:d ,d
|d
11
TAA,
TAA TAI
TAA
:m .f Is
TAA TAI TEE TAA
:f
4"
^r
TAA TAI TEE TAA
:r
^ti
|d
:f
^m
,r
|d
:f ^s ^f
|m
11
|m
:s
.f
:t,
.d |r
:f ^s
J Is
:d ^n
,s
11
C Id
If
AA.
25
38. Key G.
:-44ld
:d4 4|d
:-
AA
TAA
AA TAITEETAA
TAA TAI TEE TAA
AA
TAI
A. {Id
:-<tud|r
:m
^f ^s
If
:- ^n ,r
B.
:-<r<m|s
:1
<s ^f
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:- <f <r
:-ini<f |r
:m,f
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Id
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IP
C. {|s
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TEE TAA
AA
39. Key G.
:-r4ld
:d
44
:-
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AA
AI
:-
II
TAA
TAA TAI TEE TAA
AA AI TEE TAA
A\r
A.||m
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B |s
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:1
tS ,f
cjld
:-rir|m
Is
:f ,s
TEE TAA
AA
*s
:- ,- ,r
|s
:-
^ti
40. Key F.
(Id
:ti
.d
|r
(If .m
:r
.m
|f
.,s
:s
Ke.s
:1
.fe
:m
|f .,m :r
.,s
|s
:m
|d
],
41. Key D.
S
.,1
'S
.fe
1^
Is
:-
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f s
Im
:f
:r
:-
II
42. Key F.
(Is
:m.,f:s.,l|s
:m
:-,s|f
:n.,f '.rMJÎr
:d
=11
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COUKSK.
26
57. Key
fid'
:t.l|l
:l.B,f|m.f,s:l
':s
58. Key G.
|m
:r
:l.s|f
:s
:d
:r
If
:-.r :d
: :-
|d
: :
:r
:1|
60. Key E.
:m
f:s.,l|s
:f.,s|f
:n.fe|s
:-|
:-,n:r.s|d
59.Key A.
jlsi
:-
:s.l:t.r'|d'
:d'
tm.rld
ELEMENTARY RHYTHMS
For pupils preparing for Elementary
ây^y, " In happier hours."
7.Key E. M. 100.
:i|d :d.r:m.f|s
:d.r:n.f|s
(Id
:s
8 Key G. M. 100.
Id : :t| |1|
f:si
:-
.f
:m
11,
.m:f.slm
:1
Is
:f
:1
|s
:f.m:f.s|
:ti
.r
Certificate.
:d
:d
t._
-AATAT. Hymn-tune, " Wainwright."

:r
lr.n:f,m:r.d|d :ti
:d
:d
:t|
Id
:-
: |
II
9. Key E.
l:i
M.
100.
lis
:s
.f
|m
{If
:-
.m
|1
:-
.f
|n
:r
:-
,s
lti
:d
Hymn-tune, " Simeon."

.d
:Id
^
1
||m
:r
.d
|f
:-
.1
Is
11
.f
:n
.r
|s
:1
:m
.f
|m
:r
!i
%1
(The pupils to take each part alternately).

/. R. Thomas, "Picnic."
10.Key D. M. 100.
|d
:d
Id
ti
:m ,f
Is
d'
:d
|m
ti
m.f
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:r
.f
.n
:d
|d
Id
.m
:f
.s
:d
:s
.m
:r
.f
|r
|si
:s
m
fif .s
:1
.t
:r
Id'
:s
|m
:t,
d
d
Tafatefe,
11. Key C. M.
||d,d..d,d:d
.m
(Is
rim
.d
:m
||d,d.d,d:*^ .s
Bvole Call, "
72.
In
:m
.d
Is
.m
.d
:d
|d',d'.d',d':d
|d,d.d,d:^
([s,s.s,s:s
|m
:d
:m
.m
(Altered).
|s,s.s,s:s
.d'
Id
:d
Drive,"
|m,m.m,m:m.n
:d
.d
|di,d'.d'4':d'
|n
Walk and
.s
\^
.d
:d
TAAtefe.
12. Key D.
M.
Bugle
72.
Call, "
lid
.d,d:d
.d
Id
,S|
:d
.s,
rim
.d
:n
.d
is
.s ,s
:s
.s
jld
.d,d:d
.d
Id
Hay
up, or litter down."
.m,m :m
.m
.s
Id'
.s
:d'
28
tafaTAI.
13. Key F. M.
||:si ,S|
Bugle
100.
|d,S|.m :d,Si.m
.s,s:s
|s
|d,S|.n
.s,
" IJefaulters."
call
|d
:d,S|.m
11
TAA-EFE.
14. Key G. M.
:d
Bugle
100.
.,d |S|
:si
^si
:m
.d "Is
" Salute for the Guard."
call,
:d
.4 |d
:si
.,si
II
.d
:m ,d In
.s
S|
{I
15Key C.
:sMS|d'
Bugle Call, " Officers."
M. 105
:sMs:s.,s|n
:s
:s
:s.,B:sMs|n
:s
:n
d'
<S )S tS fSI
:d.d:d.d|d
j.
f:s
Id'
16 Key F.
ild
M 100.
:
.,S||d
.,Si|d
|:si
:si
:S|.,S||m
|n
jm
:n
:si
|m
.,si
:-.d|n
:m.d|si
||
Hymn-tune, " Turo."
if.m:r,d|f :m
:-.s|d' :s
|d'
:t
:si
|d.,S|:m.,Si|d.,Si:n.,s
:si
Is
.,Si|d
M. 100
(|d:m.,f|s :-.sll
Bugle Call, " Orders."
:S|.,Si|d
(|d.,Si:m.,S||d
17. Key
|r
11
18. Key F.
Id
:S|
.,d|d ,m
:d
In
:d.,m|s
!|d
:d.,d|d
Bugle
M. 100
:m.,d|si
:S|
.41^
:s
.mid
:S|.,Si|si
:d.,m|s
:S|
Call, "
'.d
Id
:S|
General Salute."
.,d
:si
.,d
:d.,d|d.m:s .m|
Id
:d.,d|d
11
-AAefe.
19. Key F.
M.
Rvgle Call, "Assembly."
100.
i|s
|-.,n:d.S||d
|-.,Si:d.S||d.,S|:d.Si|d.,Si:d.Si|
(Id
:m
I :
|-.,n:d.Si|d
|s
29

20. Key F.
:d
.4
Iti
ill,
M.
Hymn-tune, "Serenity."
100.
:r
:d
.ti
|m
.r
Is
:fe
is
:s
:d.,ti
:r
1!
21. Key D.
M.
|mm:m
:r
:d
Hymn-tune, " Arlington."
100.
|d.4:d
:m
r..s :f
:r
:r
|m.,m:m
:f
|s.,s:s
:1
|r.f:m
:d'
|d
:r
(Is
Barneft, "
22. Key F. M. 100.

:-,m:f ,1 |s.,m:d.d:d
23. Key F.
:s
M. 72,
|m.,f :r.,^:d.Si|d
:s
|m.,f:r.,r*i:d. S||l|
Hark sweet
!
Mazzinghi,
:
echo."
:-.s :f .m|r.,t|:S|.Si:si
"Tom
Starboard."
:r
|m.,f:s.,m:l,s.f,njr
:ti
|d.r :m.s,f:m.r|d
Key F.
24.
|m
:d
.,f
:f
M.
"
72.
.,s
:m
|s r^
|f .,m :f
Home, sweet home."

:- .d,d
.r |m
I
.,f
:f
.,s
:m
|s
.s
If
.,^
:f
Id
.r
II
25. Key
O.
s,f .m,f :s
M.
J. R. Thomas^, "Picnic."
60.
.1
Is
.ml
Ir'
d'
:t,l .s ,f
.,d'
{|
||n
|s,f.n,f
.d',t :1
||t
26. Key F.
j:s.f|m :
(Id
:-,r:m
.t ,1
.1
:pi
|m
Is
.ml
:d'
|s
M. 100
:r .n |f
|m.r :d
Hymn-tune, " Prestwich."
:--
:ti
|d
:r
:~
:d
|d
:ti
:ti
30
HOME, SWEET HOME.

Key E.
61.
A
I'Mid
2
An
.,f:f
plea
ex
l.d
With feeling.
.,s
Sir H. R. Bishop
.,n:r*?
.,s
f .,m:f
.,r:r
.,s
ev
er
so
give
me my
- la-ces
though we may roam,
home, splendour daz - zles in vain,
fron?.
.,m
:m
hum
low
.,d:d
.jta.
.s
ble, there's
li
^:f
-
.,n
:d
.n
d'
.,t:l
.,s
:m
.s
skies
seems to hal
gai
ly
that
came
:d
.m
.,d :r
:n
.s
.f
charm from the

-
ing
.,s:f
.,n
d'
.,t:l
.,s
seek
thro' the world,
them,
with the peace
:f
.,m
PI
is
of
.d
:li
.ti
.,^:f
.r
.s
low us
at
:-
.m
S)S
there,
my
Which
me
call.
Give
.t|
:- ,f,f
.r
:-
else-
where,
all.
ta,
.t
.1,
The
:-
than
ita, .ta.
:-
not met with

mind dearer
esj^ress,
:r
home
Homei
:t,
.,s
place like
:m
home
.s
there's
no
:d
.ta.
li
home.
sweet
:si
/^
larcjo.
.,t:l
:r
sweet,
li
no
.r
it
:- .d,d
place like home!

tage a - gain
no
ly thatch'd cot
.,r :r
d'
Be
.1
:f
.r
place like
:li
.ti
Id
I
home.
.ti
:li
sing
:-.d,d
sures and pa
ile
.,f:f
birds
.r
:-
.s
There's
:-
.m

?rr
riS
62./
1 'Tis
ear
2
3
The
Where
is
A. T. Cringan.
:-.r
:m
:-.f|m
l.t:d'.rMdi
:s
:1
dawn and
all
a- round Bright dew - y
ilowr's I
and bal - my grove With dew - y
gems are
the hand would crush the flower Un- heed -fnl of
its
m
:m
:m.f
f
:d
:-.r|d
:f
:-.tilli
Is
ly
vale,
:d
EARLY DaWN.
Key D.
:d
31
and
hill,
view,
bright
Up.
work
He
m :
In
l.t:di.riid'
ev
<f;
:d
:d
:1
:- .r
I
:n
ris
ing from the
moun-tain wilds where
-
who
out -pours the
:-.ti|li
:d
s
fer
:-.f |m
-
genial
tile
we
'er
:s
ground Of
rove.
show-er
:-.r Id
Beau
Is
:n
32
EVENING BELLS.
Solo with Vocal A.-oompaniment.
63. Key C.
Arranged by A. T. Crinoan.

s
I
1
I
1
33
THE CANADIAI? MUSIC COURSE.

.r
sad - ness and gloom

to the
should an - y
foe
dare to
true heart beats proud -ly, there's
far
o'er the o cean the
COW
:m|,f,
:1i
.ti
:mi
.fi
PI
:r
:t|
.d
:r
.r
Si
thieat
light
sea
ard and
en
our shore,
each eye,
in
man may roam,
Light-
slave,
Then
As
His
Si
.Si
CHORUS.
heart
let
.d
ed and free
us but sight
bright - ly
heart's in
:t|
:t|
oak
Is
its
folds
old
Eng
Si
Ji
.d
|r
are our
ships,
:S|
'li
|t|
r .d
:ti
.m
jd
rea
dy, aye
ti
are the
him, we
rip pie
land, with
-
wave.
more.
on the
ones at
sky.
lov'd
:ti
.d
:ri
.ri
:m
.,m
:d
.,r
Heart
:d
.1,
of
the
for no
Gons
ask
out
of
.,d
ready
oak
:li
d,d.-
:si
.,r
home.
:t|
Si
|m
men
.,t|
We're
|d
.,t|
Heart of
our
are
:r
|Si
.S|
'^(di.-:
steady, boys,
steady;
d,d.-
ni,d|.-:
.Si
We'll
I
|
li
:si
,t[
li
brave
f,
:d .r
II,
:r
:si
o
|m,
cean a-
gain
and
:f,
Si
:si
O'ER
:r
.f|
65. -Key A|7.
.fi
|m
the rude
:1|
.m,
THE
,d
.1,
:S|
.n,
.t|
a
.f|
gam.
m,
ICE IN MOONLIT SHEEN.

S.
Wesley Martin.
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE
:d
Fast
si
PP
m
:r
:d
|Si
:si
li
swal
forms
:m
grace
m,
Through
-
Through
the
ry
the
still
voi
fig
:m
If
:m
the
Stars
in
trees
lieav'n
Rings
the
laugh
:si
:r
/
Mu
ci
-
Through
t|
sic
the
lt|
:-
lows speed
are
fleet
grape
ful
:mi
:-
f,
Si
cles
air
ces
wing
ure
swim
:n
Gleam
:s
:s
Mer
Si
iiig;
ming
t,
PP
m
fling
:si
as
so
at
:1,
ing
ing
vine
t,
twist,
:-
'
Id
ming;
y
and
each
inis
:d
:r
ing;
ing;
snow
1,
Si
Im,
cold
:si
:-
:fi
:f
:-
t,
south,
by,
ring
:m
shine
skim
:-
der
the
ring
|si
:fi
are
are
are
:si
In
skates
free
fair
:d
Swift
Slen
Si
the
lets
and
Fast
Iti
35
:-
:li
If
:-
white,
clear,
-
hap,
111
:-
36
:s
On
Ev
the
wed
'ry
In
the
pulse
night
Si
:ti
111
ding
quick
wind
Si
:fe
:li
morn

fr
sil
:r
-
.f
:m
.r
37
38
OFT
THE STILLY NIGHT.

Moore's Irish Melodies.
67. -Key C.
ml
:m'
10ft
2
When
d>
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i!
the
stil
ro
mem-
,mi,fi:m'
geth
.,1
in
:d'
bound
d'
J*
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nie,
Fond
er,
I've
.d',r:d'
ly
night,
ber
all
.,f
ml
:1
.d'
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:d'
.m'
When slum
The
-ber's chain hath

friends so link'd to
:f
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.,m
:m
.s
:mi
.,r'
d'
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:1
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S
.m
mS
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slumber's chain hath
bound
.,m
.s
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d'
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.d'
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light
Of
oth
.m
brings the
.,f
:m"
Sad
thee,
m
1
39
mem'ry
d'
:d
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days a
er
:s
.,S
.,r'
round
m"^
me.
.f
THE CRYSTAL SPRING.

68. Key C. M.
s
:s
Hastings.
80.
:m.f
Is
.1
Give me a draught from the crys

1.
2.
3.
4.
:m
sun
.f
:d.r
d'
IS
high
blow;
gone
pear;
tal
tal
tal
tal
spring,
spring,
spring,
spring.
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:m
:d'
.t
.r
:s
.s
:1
:m .m f
:s
.1
:f
:m
Is
:m
:ri
.r'
.f
Id'
m
.t
:d
:1
dows
fling,
Where the
pearls
and the peb
bles
ther
ohoes
vest
ing,
ring,
sing,
From the
From the
And
frost
or
the flee
o'er the ver
cy
dant
m
d'
:- I-
lie,
snow,
lawn,
year,
:m
:-
:ri.r'
Where the
Fi'om the
From the
woods
plen
:m'.m'|r'
ty
m'
".r
And
;t.t
d'
If
has crown'd tho

.i'
Ir
:f
:r'
pearls and the pebbles

frost or the flee - cy
woods o'er the verdant
plen-ty has crown'd the
:b .s
.1
rocks and the woods their

leaves of the trees
are
tlow'rs are in bloom and the
rea - pers the nong of
wi
har
>
sha
e
When the burn ing

When the cool ing
When the win -fry
When the rip-'ning
|m
When the
When the
When the
When the
:d
:d
:m.f
:f
:-
:r
bree-zes
winds are
fruits ap-
Im
:d'
:f
lie.
snow,
lawn,
year.
:-
I-
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40
41
GOD PRESERVE OUR NATIVE LAND.

70. Key
.(d)
:-.n||m| tm.
: I
May
His
hand pro
the right and
vish tricks of
right
-
:f|
|d
:r
:mi
Si
:fi
:- .r
:-
Im,
:fei
:m
:f
our
tect
Im,
:si
li
:r.m f
|d
:r
God guard
From kna
fell,
Si
:n
:li
:-.f||f|
S|
:si
free,
guide,
'.-.lilli
ti
Davenport Kerrison.
J.
preserve our
na - tive land, Fair Can-a - da
the
eign foes our land e'er threat With de - 8o - la - tion
their coun-cils
sent with our ru - lers Lord, And all
m,
:(r^,)
:d
:-Si|S|
God
Should for
pre
Be
Words and Music by
B[?
land,
And
lend us might, Th' inpol
tfi.si
li
:li
tics.
Turn
Si
:d
CHORUS.
:f
guard her
der
va
ty.
pel.
Thou
side.
ti
li
ber to
re their hearts a -
:li
:- .f
Si
m
val
ley,
d,
Then
m.
S|
:d
-
|r
each
moun -tain
:"i
S|
:- .r
cho
S|
in
cho
rus
d,
Si
m,
-.m, m,
bless ing
1,
tect
1,
rest
on
thee,
Si
1^1
:fei
If
:n
our
li
land.
|si
*
:d
Si
t,
1|
|ti
:-.ti
:-
Hi
li
glad
S|
Can
S|
.fijfi
:si
ri
Id
:-
Si
i)ennission of Messrs
jfCj
fair
Bi
I,
a -da,
.fi
fi
ty.
n.
Suckling
:
:li
& Bom,
|m,
'
God's
i
:fi
:r.m
right-hand pro
.r
ber
:
His
:-
re
:m|
:si
her
each
-.liHi
May
m
guar
Py kind
da,
S|
And
.d
:d
S|
Can
:r
.m.
shall
.t|
the
frain
Id
J~
-.S|
.r
and plain
d
-
Si
:- .r
t,
:-.ti
ti
:f|.si
42
THE WOODMAN.
71. Kky F.
:d.,d|r
A. T. Cbingan.
:"
:-.f|m
:-
li
Out in the bleak cold wood he stands,

Loudly the "winds thro' tree-tops sigh,
There is a time to work and sleep.
d :d.4
m
fly.
weep,
'
ti
:d
:d.,d|r
Si
:-.1i|si
:-
:m
:-.f
Usi :--
:d.4|ti :d
S|
:si
:-.r^
Swinging his axe with stur - dy

Swiftly the chips a- round him
There is a time to laugh and
fi
m :
:-li|S|
Hi
:s,
:f|.,li|si
Sharply th'blue-jay'i near him call,

Trembling.th'tree tops gay and brown,
Now is the time that trees must fall,
hands,
:t,.,d|r
:-.f,
:r.,r|m
:fe
round him
Softly th' snowflakes

Totter, an'then come
Pile up the fire and
:-
:t|.,t||d :d
t|
warm
t|
ye
:1|
d'^t:!
What
|S|
|t.,l
:-
Is
bare and
li
:li
:-
brown,
I
Si
care I
:-
i-^Sijdl'*^
:-,r
:s
:fe
:-.m,s|d'
for the
and snow
ice
all.
There away there away

m.,r:d
|Sof :m
:-.Si,d|^--.d,m s
fall,
crash -ing down,

:
down
r
.diti
.fls
Ev
you
'ry
.li
:-.d,m s
;s.f
time that a
I
Si
Id
:m.,f|s
:m
:-.m
So sings the woodman
go.
;d.li
:1
CHORUS.
s
"
;dMr|n
:r
tree
Si
goes
:S|
;d
;-
down.
Id
'-

*
MAY GOD PRESERVE THEE, CANADA.
72. Key
/:d
4S
E^j
E.
S.
Ambrose.
THR CANADIAN MUSIC COU-^*^
44
EXERCISES
73. Key
II
:r
FIRST
Id
IN
SHARP
:s,
|1,
^N,
KtY.
G.t.
:r
Pr
74.- Key G.
TRAN
:m
:ti
Id
:-
D.t.
:t,
Id
:-
:r
|m
:-
:d
It,
:-
:r
^d
:t,
\i
|"^li
:ti
Id
:r
[(
tm
:r
[^f
II
75. Key D.
Id
Id
:t,
II d
A.t.
76. Key A.
:ri
i|d
Ir
:t,
I'
77. Key B.
d :ti |d
:f
78. Key F.
|d
:r
:1
B.t.
|^li
:si
[ti
:r
II
f|m
C.t.
|s
:- |
:li
|r
80. Key E|7

j|m
In :m |f
If
|d'
:r'
:f
I]
:t,
m'
|d
Ft
79. KeyBIj.
||d
:t
|t,m
:ti
Bb.t.
:r
lm
:-
\^l\
:1,
|t|
:si
Ij
45

81. Key [?.
:n Id
Bb-t.
hd
:r
:f
d'
82. Key D.
'd
:r
In
:r
|1
|1|
:d
ir
:f
Hi
:t,
Id
:t,
Id
:-
:ti
A.t.
83. Key C.
In
:m
'Si
G.t.
tm
II
84. Key C.
jdi
:s
|m
G.t.
:f
|r
:-
ps,
:t,
|1|
:1,
|s'
|r
:f
|n
11
FIRST FLAT KEY.

85. Key O
:m
Is
f.F.
:f
H\
In
86. Key F.
i|m
:d
Ir
f.B^.
:s
87. KeyBE>.
:si
|1|
:f
Is
:d
Hi
90 Key A
:n Ir
(id
Id
ir
If
:n
=-||
f.EEj.
:t|
:r
:f
:
=-|l
f.A.
:di
It
:-
d's
|si
|i|n
89. Key E.
:n
fd
|ds
88. Key E.
(im
:d
:r
:ti
Id
:
^-11
:f
|r
:m
|d
;r
|d
:
=-11
f-A.
:!;
f.D.
:t,
Id
:-
ds
J
:f
46
"OH!
91. Key
B!^.
:d
I'm
I'm
I'm
m,
a
a
a
:m,
M.
:r
Brit
Brit
Brit
|si
A BRITISH BOY."
I'M
132.
ish
ish
ish
:si
:-.r
boy,
boy,
boy,
|d
:si
sir,
sir,
sir,
:-.Si|m,
:si
li
:f.r|d
joy
joy
joy
to
to
to
fi
tell
:ti
it
tell
it
tell
it
:l|,f||n,
:r,
F.t.
:-
you;
you;
you;
'M
A
me
e'er
er
loves
of
it
hon
hon
wor
:-.tild
:r
Bri
Bri
God
make me
ti
:m
:f
^1
:-,f|m
|r.d:r.m
ton's ev
ton
:-
.1
Is
est.
:f
Let
our. Then
thy, Life's
.f
:r
! !!
!
!!
! ! !!!
!!
A7
RING! RING! RING!

92. K.
(i
1.
2.
;l
Kinf^
Riii
Kin^'
T. F. Seward.
^Bt).
:si
!
Rinj^
Hint,'
Rin-;
:-
.d
How
Ring
Ring
Ringl
Re-
How
:-
Si
.Si
:f
ti ,f
Id
.ti
Ring
Ring
Ring
m,
ti
:si
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring!
Ring
Ring
:mi
.r
:r
:-
S| .S|
:S|
.f|
.S|
S|
.S|
ti .r
:S|
.S|
:r
.Si
cheerful music
banish ev-'ry
The
cheerful music
.Si
Si .Si
:si
.fi
:m .m
s .f
:f
.r
ing,
To
ken, Are
er,
From
.Si
:n .m
and new year meet ing, With

un - bro - ken, May
for
ev - er, The
still go on
-
cir-cles all
Si .Si
:si
.Si
|m,
:si
Si
d
Ring
Ring
Ring
PI
:si
1
Ring
Ring
Ring
:m
spo
:3|
.t|
id
:li
.r
Si
.d
ti
How
:-
ken.
blessings share,
peal
of bells.
merry
.f
.ti
Id .m
|ri, .3|
.Si
S| .S|
:si
.d
ti
.f
:f
Ring!
Ring
Ring
The
cheerful
And
ban-ish ev' - ry care,

cheerful mu - sic swells.
Is,
The
.Si
Si .S|
.fj
mu
:S|
.ti
sic
.f)
er,
And
:d
.Si
sweet the chime of merry

sounding echoes fill the
The
That
of bells,
:fei.fei |si
:f
.S|
:d .d
chime
:-
Re-
May
ing,
merry
:m
bells,
air,
bells,
:si
|d
swells,
|n,
Ring
:-
future
t| .S|
.d
With
and sorrow sev
S| .S|
.d
How
:-
kindest wish es
.ti
air,
bells,
:S|
.S|
Im,
'I
fleet
grief
bells,
swells,
care,
swells.
happy hours so
:S|
Ring!
Ring
Ring!
Ring! Ring
Ring 1 Ring
Ring!
Ring
m,
:ni
Hi
Id
.ti
The
:S|
old
:f
ti .f
And
:-
Si
out our joy - f ul greet

friendly gift and to
richest blessing! ev I
.d
:m

sounding echoes fill the
I
.n
THE CANADIAN
48
iMUSIC
COURSE
RULE BRITANNIA.
93. Key
M.
Bt>.
72.
1.
2.
3.
|d ,r .m
:d
.Si
When
Bri
The
The
na
tain
tiona
ses
mu
,m
,f
:-
heav'n's
com
mand,
blest
free
as
thee,
fi
.ri
.S|
dom
found,
:ti
d
F.t.
ns
.r
:m
.r
from out
their
thy
Usi
;
.ti
the
turn
hap
:d
to
-
py
.Si
df
with
still
,s ,1 :s
.f
.d
at
80
not
m|,f|
:r
:s
first
m,
..Si
,f
.S|
,li
d ,r
:8|
,1|
.d ,r :n ,f .m ,f

It onus.
m
.m
"Rule
Bri
Hi
tons
Si
t|
.m, "1,
.S|
n,r.m,f :s.f
Bri
.1i
never, never, never
|d,ti.d,r:m.r
.d
:r
Bri-j tan-nia
tan-nia,
.d
.m If .n
.f
49
.r
Iti
rule the waves,

:f|
.ri
|si
:r
shall
be
slaves."
:ti
WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED.

94 Key C.
Traditional
:di
d'
While shep
^2 To
you
!
Thus
spake
:s
:ri
seat
born of
Da
pear'd a
shin
.1
Is
:s
flocks
by
night.
in
Da
town
and
this
day
the
on
Is
,1
watch'd their
so
the
vid's
ing
:-.r
raph
:-
line,
throng
Of
:
:d'
d'
:s
The
:mi
Lord came down. And

Christ the Lord Ajid
God,
and thus Ad
m :-.f |m :s
.f
ground,
glo
ry
forthwith
:f
d'
:t
vid's
:pi
ed
:-
:1
herds
Id'
:f
by T. Scarisbrick.
air, arr.
:s
It
:1
shone a
an
Sa
an
|m
:d'
gel
All
Is
Ap
:s
It
:1
the
of
viour which
gels
:m
is
prais- ing
|s
:f
:s
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COUUSE.

s
:f
earth
dews
Au
song
fur
Ir
:m
moist
sun
tumn days
they guide
is
and
:r
Iti
:d
:f
51
1'
THE CANADIAN MUSIC COUKSE.
52
home
-
'
.d
to
de-
en
our
.ti
|r
:s
.s
shrine
of
ark
Bri
free - dom's fonnthen of

tons stand shoul - der t
the
sai
:m .m
If
.f
I'm
:s
.li
:ti
:r
.r
.r
,ti
dates make he
lands of vie -
:r
.r
:m .m
d
.s
-
it|
cheers
ViSi
:1|
.Si
t'ry
a-
ing be-
Id
.ti
:li
.S|
If
.m
:r
.d
rel
in
her bravo
antl the
.d
111
.S|
'.fei.fei
:s
.8
|f
.n
:r
ners
make
!t|
by
of
for
:1|
ty
ward
sing
X\
|1|
.,li
|si
the red,
the red,
the red,
.,fi
I'^'i
iSi
.d
ran -
prond
float-ing
s .,m :d
borne
boast
.,ti
:d
march on
t{
:t|
rocs as-
fry's bright lau

bly
slie bore
the good
in
ban
Hag
.,ti
men may
:s
Si
|d
.,f
un to
thro' the
days dawn
vie
.,t
er
no
hope
:1
:f
nia rode safe

land at foe
r .d
gar bright
.1|
lor's de-
can com -pare

-
man
:t|
>
.1
Eng
:1|
land
tan
and the
the brave
eu'd our land
ger can threat
fi
PI
.d
:r
of
threat
dan
.m
If
.s
:1
li
iiy
being in
ly
tl|
:li
P1{
:-
l^"
54
:m
.m
merry
merry,
S|
.m
.S|
:S|
.S|
f.D.
Shiver.
tajf
jj.
time.
m,
:-
:r
an
mirth
to
men,
thought of
care,
.f
:d
af
:s
gel
smg
ers,
and
mu
sic
:ti
tl
:ti
tl
will
sing
till
a
the
aX
good-
:ti
mas
f.
earth
ev
ish
Christ
Si
.1
Peace on
Ban
^r
A..t.
:-
:d
.r
hearts
and
voi
ces
words
of
cheer
and
ri
afl
*im,
tr.
:r
back
glad
the
ness
:-
:t,
f.D.
Lively.
^s
:s
.s
glad
ev
.s
Merry, merry,
'I
i|m.m
:m
:r
.m
.1
.f
low
bound.
where.
.S|
m,
al
,f
o
o
frain.
'ry
merry
merry,
be
a
.t
re
tl
here
smiles
Christ
tai
m
mas
s
bells,
I
IP
['
'11
'
8weet
r
S
sweet
ly,
'S
aS
ly
:t|
aS
al
Let yinr happy
mil
-sic
on
.m
:m
.m
af
.t
:t
at
11
.1
the
af
breez
es
merry,
merry
aS
Christ
in as
time.
PI
s
swell,
.m
55
MY FATHER WAS A FARMER.

98. Key D.
:s
IMv
2 My
ther
birth-day
met the
fa
We
l:si
li
:d.r In :m.f
was a
came my
foe,
plen
the
Id :d.r
:li .ti
The
d.tiir.dlti
:s .f
|m
one
long'd for
:d'
:1
Is
:si
mer
in
re
tide
was
m.r:m.f|s
|d
:d.m r
:d.r |n
:m.f
ho'd, and
ter wept,
fright-ful death groans
sis
li
my
:li .ti
:d .r
Id
and-
twen
ty
'lirtt
ed.
ing.
:r
.m
m.r:r
:ti
fe
:m.fe|s.l :t.d'
m.r:m.f|s
mar
:s
turn.
tial
wet
and dry,
foe
came
d.ti'.d.li
:1
If
on,
And
|ti.d:r.m
:m.r s
:r
f.r :f
|r.ti:d
ti.r:s.f
|n
their
|m.d:s,m
un - i -form. Hear
burn'd to wear a
lug-ging knap-sack box, and gun. Was
starved in prison till the peace. Then
:r.d
fill'd
:l|.d
:1
my ears,
.s
m.r:m.f |s.f:m
fjn^ll
r'
my
:1
:s
cat
clut
ches
:d
|r
But
;
:f.m
:n
drums and see a bat

harder work than farm
hobbled home on crut
ti
ing,
fe.s :l.fe|s
|f
:s
tie,
-
:m.f
charm
the
leg,
r.d:r.t| |d.r
:d
in
:l.t|d';:t.l
|s
:d'
h
*
held the plough, And

moth-er prayed, But
lost
scorned the low - ing

loud than
To
tunes more
They had me
I
had quite a
They march'd me on thro'
mow
Id
:t|.r
beef
For
went and
wisb'd that I
was
|r.d:d
|f>i
:f .m
off
:s.f|m
.s
good, With corn and

ther urged. But stout-ly
can- nons roar'd, The crim-son
far
fa
mow'd and
My
ing
:s
I
ty:
sisted ;
re
flow
P. Sims.
Lively.
:s
tie.
ches.
la|.S|:-,l|,t||d
Ob
WHENE'ER YOU SEE A SCHOOLBOY.

Morris, LL.D.
Adelbeht Gardenier.
99. Key B[j M. 84, beating twice to a measure.
fi.
:si
When
When
{When
When
Don't
v:m,
S|
e'er
:1|
:si
|si
:1|
:si
m :
:d
UHE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE,
57
*THE MAPLE LEAF, OUR EMBLEM DEAR.

100.
/:si
Key
Hi
Words and Music by Alex Muir, B.A.
B[j.
:S|
lln
days of
2 On
3 In
ma ny
:d,
d|
.d
1,
:d
si
Wolfe,
yore the he - ro
fields,
hard fought bat - tie
Autumn time our emb-lem dear,
4 God bless our loved Can- a - dian
home,
5 On Mer - ry Eng-land's far famed land,
-
:m,
I
Si
:-,ni
-.n,
fi
Si
t,
did
side
main
by
Si
:fi
r.r :d
Cana-da's
m,
:si
|d
:d
tain,
And
plant-ed
side.
For
Our
dom, homes, and

blood would dye
a
hue
crim-son
vast do
sweetly
i,
Si
:1,
free
main May plen ty

smile God bless old
-
iPi|
:-.ri d|
:li.s
|.0|
Si
firm
Bri-
:m,
ev - er
Scot -land
[m,
:si
:si
THK CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.
58
CHORUS.
r.d
:si
:
I
The
ever.
ti.d:
Si
:si
Ma
pie
f
Leaf
Si
1,
hea
'.d
-
veil
:-.m
si
for
:- ,d
CANADA OUR HOME.
102. Key At^

E. F. Ikish.
:-.dld
1 First in
2
3
all
A. T. Crinqan.
:r
the
:l|.tild
Si
songs
we
:f.m|r
praises
ex
the
peo - pies
Si
:d
:- .r
ring,
panse,
strength,
t,
:-
:fe
Can - a da
Can - a da
a da
Can
:-.ti|d
t
-
-.1
our
our
our
:r
es
rich
na
tate,
tions, where,
man
li
:d
Land
:fi
:- .s Id
hood's might,
I
Si
.r
Si
:- .d
:1,
:m
:s.f
:d
home,
home,
home.
si
I~ .S
I
:m
',~ .ti
:s
ties
for
ti
fe
the
!d
:1
vance.
length.
:ti .1|
Si
:-
:- .r
:m
Land
of
Child
boundless
mong the
Home
of
men whose
f,
:-.f,
fi
:si
:f
truth and
freight,
rare,
right,
t,
Bat
:d
bring,
-
Land whose mines bear gold en

Thou dost grow willi pro - mise
ti
:f
:-
.did
our Coun-try's
we meas-ure
Guard -ed by
thy
Here
her well- loved name we
Do
we pledge tliy sure ad
Which a chieves thy fame at
:ri
Im,
Si
:-.m
Do
thy his -tory's back - ward gUxnce

Land with miles of breadtli and length,
:-.m||m|
m
Let
sing
By
m.
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shrined
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glebe
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mer
ARBOR DAY.
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:s
tints
with-in
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homes
our
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:m
:m
the
the
spring's
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anx
the
twi
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for
pale cheek,
est's green,
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light steals,
d :
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:f
:n
:s
:-
:m
kiss
the
a
high
way
buds
du
seems
and
dust
yrs
tune
the
to
sift
neath
their
sil
ver
fringe
we
feel
na
zeph
for
:d
smiled,
seek
bious Queen
:d
The
De-
To
:d
:m
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And
|ti
THE CANADIAN MUSIC C0UR8E.

:di
joy'd
bring
shei
ar
r'
:r'
61
62
VACATION SONG.
104. Kez
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Lively.
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li
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ISay, school mates have you seen Vacation? For I think she's somewhere
have you seen Vacation, With a smile up - on her
have you seenVacation? She will vi - sit
soon the
'2 Say, teachers

8 Say, pa - rents
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li
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She is standing outside with an in - vitation, Oh I'm

She has come to
re - ere
ation, She is
bring you
We've the hap - piest homes in
all creation. They'll be^
near,
face;
home,
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:1|
.d
.ti
.r
:r
.r
ling'-ring
nough she's
round the
here.
place.
hap-pier
when
come.
:si,l|.ti,d
glad e
.S|
she's
.ti
school in season, And the hard-est

young i - de-a To be
give you pleasure But our
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:d
Of
Of
Of
course we all
like
course you love the
course we're glad to
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TIIK
CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.
THE HARP THAT ONCE.

105. KeyEij.
MoouE.
Tiios.
63
64
EXEECISES IN CHROMATIC TONES.

KEYS
"
TO
THE MODULATOR.
F.
106.
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Is
ri
107.
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108.
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d'
109.
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no.
d'
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111.
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II
112.
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113.
:t.l |se
d'
114.
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115.
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116.
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117.
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118.
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"
EXAMINATION
FOR THE
ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE
OP THE
TONIC SOL-FA COLLEGE.

Bring cm separate slips of paper the names of six tunes, and Sol-fa
1.
from memory, while ix)inting it on the Modulator, one of these. tunes chosen
by
lot.
2.
laa, or any other syllable, in perfectly con'ect

Elementary Rythins " from Nos 7 to 2(5, taken by
Sing on one tone to
time,
any two
lot.
Two
of the "
attempts allowed.
The
pupil
may
Tuatai each exei'cise in place
of the first attempt.

3.
Sol-fa from the Examiner's pointing on the Modulator, a voluntary
moving at the rate of M. GO, containing transition of one remove.
Pitch the key-note by means of a given C, Sol-fa not more than

4.
three times, and afterwards sing to words, or to the syllable luH, any " part
in a
psalm or hymn-tune
in the Tonic Sol-fa notation, not seen before, but
not necessarily containing any passages of Transition, or of the minor mode,

or any division of time less than a full pulse.
The tones of a Doh chord being given by the examiner, tell, by ear,
names of any three lones of the scale he may sing to Um, or play
upon Bomo instrument. [Two attempts allowed, a different exercise being
5.
the Sol-fa
given in the second case.]
Thosf3 who pass this examination will bo furnished with a Voucher by

the Examiner, which should be immediately sent to the Secretary, with
the fee of 15 cents. The Certificate will then be forwarded to the Examiner,
who
will Bign
it,
and hand
it
to the student
on his application for
ALEX.
T.
it
CKINGAN.
iSecrekiry.

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Canada, our home

O'er the Ice

Exercises in Chromatic tones

preserve our native land.

Softly through the Twilight

Gliding through the meadows

The Crystal Spring

The Red, White

The Diamonds gleam

Home, sweet Home

The Maple Leaf

Merry Christmas Be'

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While Shepherds watched

We all are happy Rovers

Graduate and Licentiate of the Tunic Sol-Fa College, London, England

Toronto Public Schools.

ntered, according to Act of Parliament, in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture, in

THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURS:

THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.

OUR NATIVE LAND.

HAIL THE WINTER KING.

THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.

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THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.

THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.

Angry words too

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MY OWN NATIVE LAND.

hand of friend ship how

bright eyes have smil'd

& look.d bland

tain, I've cross'dov-er flood,