The Congdon Music Readers: Number One - The Primer

REVISED EDITION

CONGDON MUSIC READERS

NUMBER ONE THE PRIMER

CHCONGDON NEW YORK. CHICAGO

PLAN R.T. P. Gidding’s famous abbreviated Course of Study

in Public School Music reads as follows: “Show

them how and then see that they do it.” This leaves

little more to say about a plan or method of teaching

a book in which the notation is so graphically represented that

the method of teaching it is obvious.

Of course there must be some “rote reading” at the beginning

but it is not necessary to use all of the songs in the book for

this purpose. Two songs in each key taught by ear and then

by eye will “show them how”. After that the children will

begin to sing by note, haltingly at first, but with cumulative

power, if they are not interrupted by too much teaching.

c. Hf CONGDON.

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER

LITTLE GIPSY DANDELION Used by permission of the CENTURY COMPANY, owners of the copyright.

C.U. CONGDON

i Lit - tie gip - sy

Dain-ty lit - tie Pret - ty lit - tie

dan - de - lion, dan - de - lion, dan - de - lion.

r-U-rb r-~— m 0 E . 9 —

fezz >

Dan - cing in the sun,

Sinil . ing oh the lawn,- Sleep - ing in the glen;

$ 9J Have you an - y Sleep - ing thro’ the When ah - oth - er

curls to sell? dew - y night, year re - turns

^ “Not a sin - Wak - ing with It will come

gle one”

the dawn, a - gain.

2744338 Patent applied for.

2 THE OONGDON MUSIC PRIMER

BABY BUNTING ELEANOR SMITE

Ba • by Bunt • ing

THE CONGDCN MUSIC PRIMER

c. u. com DON

Patent applied for.

4 THE CONGO ON MUSIC PRIMER

THE SPIDER AND THE FLY

m WILL EARHART

m “Will you walk in - to my par-lor?”

« p—m

Said the spi - der to the fly-

==p=T= j:znn: 0- 1- 0-W-+-0-

Tis the pret-tiest lit-tie par-lor

■ t ^

You did ev- er, ev-er spy.”

THE CONGDON MUSIC PEIMEE. 5

THE SOUTH WIND 0EKMAN

m Way out a - cross the wheat - field

w - ' V - i pr —

1 see the south wind go;

i a njtx r

^ M m I see her bend the stalks down.

n ^ u r ^ IAA

11 ^ m ! l-i

^ » « » 1 hear her whis - per low

6 THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER

CRADLE SONG JL1RRLET LOVEJQY C.H. C0X4D0N

2j=q= 502

t Oh,hush-a-bye Ba-by, the suns gone to rest.

3 i £ i=*

The birds are all sleep-ing so snug in their nests.

rn rr-i^ *.»

The stars are all shi-ning; the moon is on high;

Very softly rs

i mm 9-_£

So rock- a -bye, rock-a - bye,hush-a -bye bye.

Patent applied for

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER. 7

IN CHURCH WILL EARHART

si A i — —

y\ k ^ fAy* 1

—^3 1

_j®L -L^—— Hear the church bells ring.

i=4= is <5* =3=±=

Ding dong, ding dong.

THE CREEK

WILD FLOWERS ELEANOR SMITH

t-B—i tlTK \r ? A

1—#- :4=~ Asters and gen-tianand gold- en-rod bright,

Come in Sep-temper to gladrdenow sight.

C0|yright 1905, by C.H. Congdon. Patent applied for. ROlLj

,THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER. 9

See him scam - per to the tree - tops.

1 | m ar jfm I

—J —B 9 1 Runs to put them in his pan - try.

10 THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER.

BUNNY IN HIS WHEEL ELEANOR SMITH t. ELEANOR SMITH

Tell me, fun-ny lit-tie Bun-ny,

I'd be diz-zy, so would Liz-zie,

THE COHGDON MUSIC PRIMER* 11

THE TRAIN HILL EAIUIART

-.L J r r U J r Rat - tie, rat - tie, rat - tie, rat - tie,

Dash-ing, dash-ing, dash-ing, dash-ing,

Like a thou-sand guns in bat. tie j

Through the dark with head-light f lash - ing,*,

Rum-ble, rum-ble, rum-ble, rum-ble,

Puff - ing, puff- ing, puff- ing, puff - ing,

Wliat an aw . ^ ful roar!

To the sta - tion door.

12 THE OONGDON MUSIC PRIMER.

RIPE FRUIT ELEANOR SMITH

m m ^ 7L it m m

i^/ ...SX., ——^ i——‘——

Drop - ping, drop-ping, ripe and meldow.

HE 3 Drop = ping* drop - ping all a - round;

SUMMER AND WINTER

ELI ZAHOI l SMITH

AT7 •— f f-f f m rt— i-r-r i - r <

When win-ter eve-nings come I sit

When summer mornings come* I run,

And read of knights and fair - y folk,

And tum-ble on the dew-y grass,

■■Pjr l r •""" —i fJ r \u % 7

£ * M ® —— u •

in - xu i sleep - y grow. And fill my hat with flow’rs.

14 THE CONGDON MUSIC PKIMER

GOING TO BED C. JET, CONGDON

.JGIL dC-.

1 / L 4 i ^—m 1

Whefi Xm snug in bed at night,

And mam - ma puts out the light;

m -m—P

t Then I play my beds a boat

rit. /T\

r r r rtfa ¥ And off to dream-land shores I float.

GOOD NIGHT

-1 —t- -j— J m w —

■P' HT □ r . ■ i > TA\ ! i sm A J

1 Ik a 1 _ 1 a td - r

vv j ~ • i □ 1 !

Soft-ly ’round each hum-ble dwell - ing;

Sweet the eve-ning hymn is swell-ing-,

JJIJ J 9~ 0

Chil - dren say: “Good - night” “good - night”

THE SUNBEAM

J. W. ELLIOTT)

1 0—m

You pret-ty > sun-beam, I have tried

* To catch you all the day,

Or run some: oth - er way.

Patent applied for. ROLL 13

THE CONCJDON MUSIC PRIMER

THE SPRINKLER MAN

Come this way, O sprink-ler man,

Sprink-le our street as soon as you can.

DEAR LITTLE BLOSSOMS

t Dear lit-tle blossoms down un-derthe snow-

You must be wea-ry of win-ter I know:

SANTA CLAUS

MOZART

<San - ta Claus at Clirist-mas cofries i

'Full of trum-pets, sol - diers, drums/

m iWitli a bag, up - on his back,) ! Talk-ing dolls and ducks that quack:

% ~= iit 1 w w— w~ an q -T IXJ

H I i—1

* 0—0 0—0

Ev Jry one he gives a - way,

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER 19

SANTA CLAUS-Continued

KATE FORMAN THE FLOWER BED

-Jr / w— v—A £ /m prj

J ^ Cl rr —i W a FT - W V W f f±

Mother: “Hoi _ ly-hocks, flam-ing phlox,Lark-spur bright-ly blue,

Child: “Not one rose soft-ly glows,Where my flowrsshould be,

=jca ! \ I r H#—I

Lil-ieswhite, full of light, Sweet-ly grow for you!’’

Mign-on-ette, vi - o - let None will bloom for me! ”

Sweet and fair, ev - ’ry.where, They will bloom for you! ”

Patent applied for

STARS A ND DEW1

#= •DROPS

‘Round us

falls tl

ie qui • ei

t night.

£= Star on star be • gins to peep:

|P..p.

From a

«—Q-g

• bove com<

—1—h

3 dew • drops

(bright

'A -J-J- 3= = =s Me the sun - beams are a • s deep.

Patent applied COS*

THE CONGDON MUSIC PBIMMIt 21

THE BAND ■ * **-« *-«-**■»*-*■ WllL \EA(iHART

Hear the big bass fid-die tun - ing.

Hear the flute and vi - o - lin.

ft* ■jlJ jlJ jlJ J I ¥

Trom-bone an-swers, drums a boom-ing,

a* Jif iJ \ Trump - et calls to all be - gin

22 THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMES.

MARCHING

pJi WILL EARHART

m With heav-y step the sol-diers come

THE CONGTDON MUSIC PRIMER, 23

CORN SCLdERS ELEANOR SMITH

1-1 ri;r □ pu rzj □ □ trj, L—i a td a Ed

Like a thou - sand thou -sand sol - diers*

In the field .the corn is stand -ing.

LAUGHING WATER

i WILL EARUART

1 wzzm

Down the laugh-ing wa-ter rush- es,

In - to lit - tie streams it. . gush - es,

Then its laugh the riv- er hush- es

And its voice grows still.

THE CONGDON MUSIC PKIMER. 25

HLZmzg

Ma . ry. Where can she be?

26 VBB C0NGD03ST MUSIC PRIMER,

THE LARK WILL EARHART

Up from the mead. ow I saw a lark fly.

\ Up.ward and up.ward, till lost in the sky.

MINNIE AND WINNIE ——- 1 ■ - i i —

1 1 b rn i i i a J/B .1 r i § 3 LJK-1 LJ-W-J _ =a

Min • nie and Win • nie slept in a shell;

5 "Sleep lit. tie la • dies,” and they slept welL

THE CONGDON MUSIC PKIMER. 27

THE KING OF FRANCE ELEANOR SMITH

The King of France and all his men

And then marched* down a- gaily

28 rHE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER

JACK AND JILL ELEANOR SMITH

Jack and Jill went up the hilt

I * 22

To fetch a pail of wa - ten

11 n i _ vv Li i 1 I

Jack fell down and l broke his crown.

m Am And Jill came turn • bling af • ter.

AUTUMN

Rain - y tears are slow - 1y drop-ping

J7T\ T o 4 ——vw—

From each for - est tree;

Then rest qui - et - ly.

MOTHER’S LULLABY ELEANOR SMITH

Hush, my pret - ty, hush, my dear - ie.

__—- 1— j I

1 (AY jm A ! 5LLL Ui w & J

Hush, my ba - by, do not cry;

THE OOHGDON MUSIC FEIMER. 31

THE BARREL ORGAN

0 , J ELEANOl i SMITH

1 m i fr\\P M 1 ffl L

The bar - rel or - gan plays a tune*

4^-f-i~ J ^ jii i They dance and whirl a.- bout.

Convriebt 1909. by C. H. Congdon. Patent amrffed £6f.

THE PINE TREE’S HARP ELEANOR SMITH

The pine tree’s harp that sweet - ly sang

Up - on the breez - y hill

MARY BUDS

Tlie pret-ty Mis-tress Mar- i - gold,

/v f~~7^ / I i i n w*n 1 p i ■ fA r_ L m a J 1 w 15 JLJ

fj The Ma - ry - buds were there.

Patent 'applied for.

•34 THE CONUDOU MUSIC PRIMER.

A LULLABY WILL EARHART

m ¥ Moon is shin * ing in the skies:

Crick-et in the meacL-ow cries:

8 9 1 IT -Mi J d * i in~ j

Time to close your wea-ry eyes

Patent applied for. BOXA «

36 THE CONGDQN MUSIC iPRIMER

GAELIC LULLABY

ELEANOR SMITH

m HarklThe waves come roll- ing in,

zgr —^—n — % ^ W V* i i s^v • .. . . j >■

Fa - ther toils a - mid the dim.

t Ba - by sleeps at home.

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER* 37

THE SOLDIERS

The bu - gles are sound - ing

The sol - diers march - ing

Their hel - mets are shin - ing.

And all their col - ors fly.

Patent applied for. BOU m

THE COHGDON MUSIC PRIMER.

JACK FROST

nr-ar m-

C. H. CONCDON

P f r* >* >• * 1 r

^\j ** : 1

r-9 1-

Frost COI nes on tip - toe.

p ** m^=Mt 4 -—

When I’m fast a - sle :ep,

m W r ^— 1

And paints up - on the win - dow

A snow - white for - est deep.

THE NORTH WIND Words and Music by

WILL EARUART

~3n I / nz m m TTFT 1 0 0 i

: L_ 0 1 i

In Win-ter, when the nights are dark.

And all is frost and snow,

I like to sit he - fore the fire

And hear the North Wind blow.

1 m & w ffl p. -1 r —#- y: -1 cP 1 J. LA

And hear the NortliWind blow, And hear the NorthWindhlow.

Copyright 19.ly by C.H.Congdon. Patent applied for

40 THE CONGDON MUSIC PBIMER.

fel SPRING IS COME

WILL EAREART

m Spring is come with fresh-’ning s how-ers.

^ C.. 1

Sweet - est per-fume fills the breeze.

THE CONGO ON MUSIC PRIMER 41

ROLL 16

ROCK-A-BYE BABY

Patent applied for

THE HAND ORGAN WILL EARHART

.Pttjk 1 rh 1# Tii / iio L r ^ ^ m » Ti M r m m m m 9 I Vs y ^ _ ~rj

The chil-dren are gath-er-ing down in the street.

rW 1 nH \~±3T T-t-1 / ft n m

1 1 9 m - — Where mu-sic is sound-ing a mel-o-dy sweet*

| Q PIT nhi i* H-h

/ ft i D M iiJ dfp mm. J m *- ML

With laugh-ter and sing-ing the warm air is ring-ing.

ry frff m | iH—f- ~P § 1 IS 1 11 —*- P

^2- ^dl While gai-ly the hand or-gan plays.

Copyright 1605, by C. H. Congdon. Patent applied tor. SOU. W

John a cap with feath - ers on it;

Lis-ten. lis • ten, now they come.

Oftpyrlfkt ISOS, by C. H. Coacdon. Patent applied for. SOU 21

THE CONGDOft MUSIC PRIMER. '45

46 THE OOUGDON MUSIC PRIMER.

BOB WHITE

ij?a ,i t WILL EARHART

=^=T j J1 d—d =i=l In the fields of wav - ing com

i jir iiMJjiji Bob White, Bob White sings all the morn.

THE CLOCK

Hark! the clock says:“Tick tock,tick tock,”

i Call - ing . us to work or play. r

You might think the birds po - lite - 1 y}

I can tell you what they say.

Copyright 1*05, by C. H. Congdon. Patent applied for.

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER 4©

BEAUTY AND GLADNESS

FRENCH FOLKSONG i

There is beau - ty in the sun -light

-fe t—r —

?m * \M7 v—

——

And the soft blue sky a - bove.

rVibX » r-f~r m—^—— ■

m=± —

==] f-J- Oh,,the world is full of glad-ness

■Hi—* , 0—r- m—z i 1 w—-r 1

.1 | —w- i-^l

When the heart is full of love.

TICK TOCK , NURSERY RHYME | FROM “CHILDREN’S SONGS”

Tick, lock, tick, tock. clocks are say .ins

^A*fri|»nJrp Tick, tock, tick, tock. all strike eight;

==R fir ^ ^ L| €h

Break- fast o - ver, run and frol - ic.

i □E 11 Then comes school and don't be late.

Patent applied for.

THE^ CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER

JACK - IN^THE -PULPIT

51, A , C. II. CONGDON

Jack-in-the-pul-pit ■*" preach-es to-day,

i Un-der the green tree just o -ver the way;

CLOUD DREAMS WILD EAR11ART

t In the sky I saw them shin-ing,

Then the dark-ness came and hid them^

-4A >h • - r 1 ' fLh 7 W— w

A —i

EE '7 W

i—: a

Lakes of sil - ver Iiills of gold>

And the eve-ning church hells tolled.

EARLY TO BED

3 Ear-ly to bed and ear-ly to rise,

3 ¥ t -%n Makes a man healtli-y and wealthy and wise.

THE APPLE MAN WILL EAfiUART

i 3 0-0 0-0-0 Hark! to the apple man,Cah-ing to all he can,

‘iAp - po, Ap - po, Come who will buy.”

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER, [53

THE WAKING FLOWERS

-0- t Wliile tlie win-try storms are blow-ing,

Safe we sleep on moth - eife breast j

In tlie spring tlie _ winds a - wake us^

Call - ing us from qui - et rest.

Patent applied for. ROLL 31

54 THE CONGDOISr MUSIC PRIMER.

MANY SONUS , WILL EARHART

-y-^52L r -t ~l~ 1 -0- J

Of speck-led eggs the hird-ie sings. The chil-dren sing in far Jap an.

The chil - dren sing in Spain,*

The or • gan and the or • gan man

—i—: 0 „ 1 <p _„j4 =zl

In ships np - on the seas. Are sing • ing in the rain.

THE BUSY WINDMILL

WILL EARIIART)

Jf\V *-> - = —-—-zm— m- -rr m— ■f-Z

i _iL Li. H-J iL

Bus-y old windmill is turn-ing and whirling

/ ]9 m~~ -m ~m pH W~ Q ir~ -ffrs t> w -4- S2==a i i i

Up in the air where the strongbreez-es blown

1r-9- '# mX-O.

Thro’the old trough the pure wa-ter is purl-ing,]

rl-Jlr Down where the hors-es are dr ink-nig be - low.

THE ANXIOUS FATHER

JOHNB. TABS Adapted

t Said Frog* Pa-pa to Frog Mam-ma: Then down the anx-ious Fa - ther went,

^ KiP |p^" #- &

“Where is our lit - tie daugh ter?’

And there in-deed he found her,

rr r gg

Said Frog Mam-ma to Frog Pa-pa:

A tick-ling tad-poles till they kicked

$ rTTgp “She’s un der neath the; wa - ter.”

Their tails off all a «- round her;

THE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMES 57

AS I WAS GOING TO BONNER NONSENSE RHYME

0,19.A-.:

tO 4 -J- > As I was going to Bon - ner,

i^= Up - on my word and hon - or.

Patent applied for

YOUNG RASCAL SAM

Patent applied for.

THE DAY IS OVER WILL EAREART I m Sheep are going down the lane,,

Past the of wheat and clo • ven

=F Bee - ties buzz a•

-g- —

gainst the

.. S' ...

FTftFr Jl !3| r Ji

Sleep, the d J-J ay Is

L^L o -

-U-* » ver.

Onpyrlght It Of, By C. H. Congdon. Patent applied for. B0E& «*

THE WEATHER VANE WILL E ARHART

Does the wind for - ev . er blow?

^7—1 h- 1— —i h-

_d -J b Weath - er • vane you sure ly know.

Perch’d

F¥F=\

— jm '

so high. UP.

ri» J-^L on tne stee • pie;

=====B

Turn . ing to and fra

MORNING- GLORIES. WILL EARHART

Morn • ing , glo • ries, pink

r-f 1-

.and white.

3=- M^- J ^

Wake be • for

=ft#=p=^:

bt JsL? e the sun J

PL. <5*.

is bright:

Nod and smile

iM 11 j

Tg "w~

a lit •

tie while,

1 U^L -r* Then sleep in broad day • light.

MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY, CARL REINECKE

m 'J-Jjj J JJI ^4 Fond • ly wish - mg jo

?h iij f- y and bless-ing,

5? i- ^ -j-jd—

Greet we thee this

f g=»—

4 day;

=5“^ 14> rr..r j|J We will love thee, nei

i-y% ill.

— J J-| J * er grieve thee,

:rFl y|> _Jz A J i

But he good al - way.

Patent applied for. ROUJ7

TEE CONGDON MUSIC PRIMER.

LULLABY

ELEANOR SMITH

In the gold-en sun-set sky.

ffinrn J J J

Lit • tie flee< 5 • F blonds m P-J at by,

-&M«1 J -J-=W On the shore the murm’ring wavelets,

r- 0 tt ■ IB MX LL i i —■A i

11 i i r -i n

Sing a drow-sy lull - a - by.

THE MICE AT NIGHT ELEANOR 8MT1

J Jg When si-lent are the thrush and la

r if,; 1 i —; ■ H WA 1 i

—l r to v\ tt ■ "3P ja

U——_ -Lm 1 ^ "IS xgg t=l

And down the street the watch-dogs ba

jlf- T - p The mice come creep-ing in the da

Copyright 1505, by C. H. Congdon. Patent applied for, BOI1X1

M 1994 C75 1920 NO-1 THE C0NGD0N MUSIC READERS - /REV ED —

39590195 CURR HIST

*0 00 0 1 1 G 8 7 4 5 6 *

DATE DUE SLIP

INDEX [LE ; PAGE

ullaby 34 ous Father, The 56 e Man, The. 52 Was Going to Bonner.. 57

TITLE PAGE

Lark, The 26 Laughing Water 24 Listening Swallows 47 Little Gipsy Dandelion 1

7 Bunting h The el Organ, The ity and Gladness. Note Clear, The.

>y Shafto White

1 y in His Wheel , r Windmill, The..

ng Mary ........ “eh Bells k, The d Dreams . Soldiers le Song k, The

is Over, The ’ Little Blossoms.

y to Bed rer Bed, The

ic Lullaby ...... g to Bed i-Night

1 Organ, The

Frost and Jill

-in-the-Pulpit ...

of France, The.. 7

2 21 31 49 41 35 46 10 55

25 48 46 51 23

36 14 15

38 28 51

Many Songs Marching ." Mary Buds Mary and John Mice at Night, The Minnie and Winnie Morning Glories Mother’s Birthday Mother’s Lullaby

North Wind, The

Fine Tree’s Harp, The....

Bipe Fruit Bock-a-Bye Baby Bomping

Santa Claus Soldiers, The South Wind, The Spider and the Fly, The.. Spring is Come Sprinkler Man, The Squirrel, The Stars and Dew Drops Summer and Winter Summer Lullaby Sunbeam, The

Teeter Tawter Tick Tock Train, The

Waking Flowers, The Weather Vane, The Wild Flowers

Young Bascal Sam

54 22 33 44 64 26 61 62 30

12 42 45

9 20 13 63 16

25 50 11

53 60 8

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