“A Fair Good Morn,” by Ethelbert Nevin, was published in 1893 in A Book of Songs, op. 20. A holographic sketch can be found in the Ethelbert Nevin Collection. 

WARNING: This is a blackface minstrel song, a genre that features demeaning caricatures rooted in racism and white supremacy.

“A Soldier in the Colored Brigade” was submitted for copyright deposit on May 27, 1863, by Firth, Son & Co. George Cooper authored the lyrics.

Published by Henry Kleber, Among Flowers is a set of eleven songs for soprano or tenor voice with piano accompaniment. The songs are “Violets,” “Sunflowers,” “Love in a Rose-bush,” “For-get-me-not,” “The Water Sprite,” “Among the Roses,” “In Blossom Time,” “Old Proverb,” “Cradle Song,” “On the Wild Rose Tree,” and “The Young Rose.”