At night, or, Oh! What a difference in the morning / words by Crapo ; music arr. by Alexander Spencer - ID: 1153819

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Image ID: 1153819

At night, or, Oh! What a difference in the morning / words by Crapo ; music arr. by Alexander Spencer. [But oh! what a different in the morning! [first line of chor...] ([c1891])

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Image Title

: At night, or, Oh! What a difference in the morning / words by Crapo ; music arr. by Alexander Spencer.

Alternate Title(s)

: But oh! what a different in the morning! [first line of chorus] Title 2.) How nice and how jolly the sights that appear at night, at night! [first line] Title 3.) Oh! What a difference in the morning.

Creator(s)

: Crapo -- Lyricist
Spencer, Alexander -- Arranger

Additional Name(s)

: Harvey, Hattie -- Singer
Joyce, Laura, b. 1856 -- Singer

Published Date

: [c1891]

Specific Material Type

: music

Item Physical Description

: 1 score (6 p.) ; 36 cm.

Notes

: Texts for five additional verses printed on page 2. Note 2.) On cover: The latest popular success. Now being sung by Digby Bell, in The tar and the tartar," Hattie Harvey in "A hole in the ground," and others. Note 3.) Under caption title: Original words by Crapo.

Source

: American popular songs. / Sheet music, 1891

Location

: The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts / Music Division

Digital ID

: 1153819

Record ID

: 447723

Digital Item Published

: 1-5-2009; updated 3-25-2011

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