Buckley's song book for the parlor: a collection of new and popular songs, as sung by Buckleys' New Orleans Serenaders.
Buckley's parlor songster

Buckley, Frederick, 1833-1864
New Orleans Serenaders
University of Pittsburgh (depositor)

31735061819185

[compiled by Frederick Buckley]
Words in part printed as text.
Running title: Buckley's parlor songster.
The New Orleans Serenaders, also known as the Buckley Family, and the Congo Melodists, "were the first band of Negro minstrels who harmonized Negro melodies, operatic choruses--which have since obtained them such world-wide reputation."
Biography: p. 6-7.

eng

1 score (58 p.) ; 19 cm.

P.J. Cozans

New York

notated music

African Americans--Music
Songs, English--United States
Buckley family

United States

University of Pittsburgh

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