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The Sweet Moss Rose of the Western Wave


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Creator:
Blodgett, J. R., Composer
Media Type:
Audio
Item Type:
Sheet music covers
Description:
"The Sweet Moss Rose of the Western Wave" by composer J. R. Blodgett and dedicated to Washington Rowley of the steamer CRESCENT CITY whose lithograph appears on the cover.
Notes:
The piano music is available from the Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music collection in the American Memory collection at the Library of Congress.
Inscriptions:
"The Sweet Moss Rose of the Western wave" "Written by Anson G. Chester" "Composed by J. R. Blodgett" "Lith. Compton & Gibson, Buffalo" "Buffalo, J. Sage & Sons, 209 Main St." "New York. S. Pearson" "N. York: Firth, Pond & Co." "Syracuse: T. Hough"
Publisher:
J. Sage and Sons
Place of Publication:
Buffalo, NY:
Date of Original:
1854
Playing Time:
2:03
Subject(s):
Sheet music covers
Steamboats
Piano Music
Crescent City (steamboat)
Language of Item:
English
Geographic Coverage:
Canada - Ontario - Lake Erie
Latitude: 42.793385221161735
Longitude: -78.97247314453125
Copyright Statement:
Copyright status unknown. Responsibility for determining the copyright status and any use rests exclusively with the user.
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