Sheet Music Collection
The Templeton sheet music collection is part of a larger collection amassed by Charles Templeton, Sr. The collection contains over 22,000 pieces of sheet music representing all stages in the development of music reproduction. Digitization of the collection is part of an ongoing effort to provide broader access to titles. A large portion of these pieces are in the public domain (not copyrighted) and are available for download directly from the repository, some restricted titles are available upon request.
To ask a question or request a title, please email sp_coll@library.msstate.edu.
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Mine-All Mine
Samuel H. Stept
Illustration of woman standing by window; Photograph of Rubini and Rosa in bottom right corner
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Minneapolis Journal March
Hostrawser
Photograph of a man inset over a photo of a marching band. An oval photo of two young boys is near the bottom of the page.
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Minnehaha
Ed G. Nelson
Illustration of female Native American and 3 male Native American heads surrounding her
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Miserable rag
Malvin M. Franklin
Three men in a tree at night: a wizard playing a viola, a man in a top hat playing a horn, and a third man playing a violin / Barbelle.
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Misery Blues
Henry Lodge
Dog sitting in the snow next to a wilted tree, with people walking in the background, and a crying moon in the sky
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Miss Cinda's walk
Samuel Lapin
African American couples in a line with the first couple being presented a cake.
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Mississippi Mamie
Maxwell Silver
A picture of a man is located in the top center of the page. The title of the piece is written in the center of the page. The number five is located on the bottom of the page.
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Mississippi Mamie
Andrew B. Sterling
A picture of a man is located in the top center of the page; the title of the piece is written in the center of the page; the number five is located on the bottom of the page.
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Mississippi Mammy
Marty Bloom, Erwin R. Schmidt, and Casper Nathan
Illustration of woman sitting at cabin with flowers found cabin
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Mississippi Moonlight
Lee S. Roberts
Illustration of moon reflecting off water with man watching ship pass
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Mississippi Moonlight
Lee S. Roberts
Illustration of moon reflecting off water with man watching ship pass
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Mississippi Ripples
James F. Hanley and Mary Earl
Illustration of the sun setting over a body of water.
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Mississippi Shivers
Zez Confrey
Portrait of Zez Confrey; Cover information surrounded by an artistic border
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Mississippi Shore
Arthur Sizemore and Egbert van Alstyne
Illustration of two people in boat with moonlight shining on water
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Mississippi Smilax
H. Harry Landrum
Illustration of man fishing on pier with boat and sun behind; green and white border with vines and blue background
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Mississippi That Grand Old State of Mine
R. Roy Coats
Photo of man; illustration of magnolia flowers, large tree, and train travelling through fields
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Miss Liberty
Joseph M. Daly
Illustration of the Statue of Liberty set agains at pale red, white, and blue sky.
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Miss Molly
Hirshfield and Levy
A woman in a red dress and hat on the right side of the page with the title across the top
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Mister And Mississippi
Irving Gordon
Illustration of man playing banjo on paddle boat with river boat in background; Photograph of Patti Page
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Mister Dooley
Jean Schwartz
Photograph of Elizabeth Murray with border; inset photos of W.M. Jerome and Jean Schwartz; red and green background
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Mister Edison Is Working On It Now
James Alexander Brennan
Photograph of Thomas A. Edison; Illustration of phonograph
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Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean
Photos of Al Shean and Ed Gallagher; Illustration of two men walking with camel
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Mister Gallagher And Mister Shean
Ed. Gallagher and Al Shean
Illustration of one man riding on camel and another walking next to him in desert
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Mister Melody Man
George L. Cobb
Illustration of woman watching men play musical instruments; Photograph of Heinz and Cla Velle
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Mister Moon
Eric Sagerquist and Benjamin Goldberg
Illustration of the silhouette's of man and woman holding hands under moon
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Mister Moon-Man Turn Off That Light
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth
Photograph of Nora Bayes singing and Jack Norworth watching
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Mister Music Master (Learn to Play Some Rag)
William J. Vanderveer
Illustration of woman gesturing to man playing piano
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Mister Music Master Play That Rag Some Faster
Albert von Tilzer
Photo of woman with orange and black designs
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Mister Tosti, Why Did You Write 'Good Bye'?
Jean C. Havez
Illustration of musical notes, lyrics, and a man playing the piano
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Mister Whitney's Little Jitney Bus
Clarence Gaskill
Illustration of several people in a red car while other people crowd around the road.
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Mocking Bird Rag
Charley Straight
Portrait of man; illustration of mocking birds singing on tree branches
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Mock the Mocking Bird
Samuel H. Stept and Harold Bailey Dixon
Orange sky with woman looking into clouds
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Modern Design
Sammy Kaye, Stanley Broadhurst, and Ron Perry
Blue cover with man playing horn; plane flying through clouds; boat going through water
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Modesty Rag
James Scott
Woman standing in the middle, with designs that are mirrored versions of each other on the left and right sides
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Molly-O (I Love You).
Norman McNeil
Illustration of a woman carrying and umbrella and a bag. Illustration of a clover leaf.
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Moments (or Jewels of Memory).
Robert Kuhn
Photograph of Wanda Hawley framed by drawing of pocket watch
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Moments or Jewels of Memory
Charles Kuhn, Jeff T. Branen, and Robert Kuhn
Photograph of Wanda Hawley framed by drawing of pocket watch
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Money Was Made For [Redacted] To Spend
Harry Wellmon
Offensive illustration of an African American man in a suit and top hat waving money around while in the back seat of a car. A photograph of Arthur Deming in blackface is inset to the right of the illustration and a photograph of an African American man wearing a bowler hat in a tiny car is below it.
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Mood Indigo
Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, and Albany Bigard
Photograph of Wayne King; Blue, white and yellow confetti
