[Binder's Collection: Florence Paulson, Book 3]

Adaptor

• Macfarren, Natalia, approximately 1827-1916 author of English adaptation for Stars the night adorning, the fortieth selection in M1619.P295 1881.

Composers

• Millard, H. (Harrison), 1830-1895 composer of A turn'd down page, The tear, When the tide comes in, Longing!, Dear Little Heart, and Parting!, the eighth through thirteenth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Sullivan, Arthur, 1842-1900 composer of When thou art near, Sweethearts, Little maid of Arcadee, and Let me dream again, the third through sixth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Gabriel, Virginia, 1825-1877 composer of When sparrows build, Dream, baby dream, and A song to lay at the feet of my love, the fourteenth through sixteenth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Molloy, J. L. (James L.), 1837-1909 composer of Jamie, Clochette, and The bird and the cross, the seventeenth through nineteenth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Pinsuti, Ciro, 1829-1888 composer of Don't forget me, The swallow, and Fly forth, O gentle dove, the twentieth through twenty-second selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Gounod, Charles, 1818-1893 composer of Maid of Athens: song and Medjè: an Arabian song, the first and second selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Holst, Eduard, 1843-1899 composer of I am so happy and In the highlands: Scotch ballad, the thirtieth and thirty-first selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Osgood, George L. (George Laurie), 1844-1922 composer of Down the shadowed lane she goes and The milkmaid's song, the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Allen, George B. (George Benjamin), 1822-1897 composer of The goat bells, the twenty-eighth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Allen, Henry R. (Henry Robinson), 1809-1876 composer of The Maid of Athens, the twenty-ninth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Barnby, Joseph, 1838-1896 composer of Thou whom my heart adoreth, the forty-first selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Bevignani, Enrico, 1841-1903 composer of Pour qui ton coeur, the forty-third selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Briggs, George H. composer of Robin and I, the forty-fifth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Campana, F. (Fabio), 1819-1882 composer of Memories of home, the forty-second selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Claribel, 1830-1869 composer of Take back the heart, the forty-seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Cowen, Frederic H. (Frederic Hymen), Sir, 1852-1935 composer of It was a dream, the seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Crouch, Annie composer of Mother and her child, the forty-fourth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Ganz, Wm. (Wilhelm) composer of A damsel fair was singing, the thirty-eighth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Gottschalk, Louis Moreau, 1829-1869 composer of Slumber on baby dear, the thirty-second selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Graham, W. H. J. composer of Farewell!, the thirty-fourth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Johnston, Archibald, -1887 composer of Baby mine, the forty-sixth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Mattei, Tito, 1841-1914 composer of Odi tu?, the twenty-sixth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Paladilhe, Emile, 1844-1926 composer of Mandolinata, the twenty-fifth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Pease, Alfred H. (Alfred Humphries), 1838-1882 composer of Just as of old, the twenty-third selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Rosenbecker, Adolph, 1851-1919 composer of In the lovely month of May, the thirty-ninth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Sainton-Dolby, Charlotte Helen, 1821-1885 composer of When we are old and gray, the thirty-seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Scott-Gatty, Alfred, 1847-1918 composer of The old sweet story, the twenty-fourth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Smart, Henry Thomas, 1813-1879 composer of The lady of the lea, the thirty-third selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Truhn, F. H. (Friedrich Hieronymus), 1811-1886 composer of Parting and sorrow, the twenty-seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Weckerlin, J.-B. (Jean-Baptiste), 1821-1910 composer of Stars the night adorning, the fortieth selection in M1619.P295 1881.

Engravers

• Valtsin Engravers engraver of Robin and I, the forty-fifth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Davenport Bros. engraver for It was a dream, the seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Chandler & Co. (Chicago, Ill.) engraver of In the lovely month of May, the thirty-ninth selection in M1619.P295 1881.

Others

• Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron, 1788-1824 poet whose work was set in Maid of Athens by Charles Gounod and Henry R. Allen in the first and twenty-ninth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck), 1836-1911 lyricist for Sweethearts and Little maid of Arcadee, the fourth and fifth selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Weatherly, F. E. (Frederic Edward), 1848-1929 lyricist for The bird and the cross and Fly forth, O gentle dove, the nineteenth and twenty-second selections in M1619.P295 1881.
• Aïdé, Hamilton, 1826-1906 lyricist for Aïdé, Hamilton, 1826-1906, the sixteenth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Barbier, Jules, 1825-1901 author of the French lyrics of Medjè: an Arabian song, the second selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Brown, Allen A. (Allen Augustus), 1835-1916 author of the English lyrics of Medjè: an Arabian song, the second selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Bellamy, William Henry, 1800-1866 lyricist for The lady of the lea, the thirty-third selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Burnside, Helen Marion lyricist for Don't forget me, the twentieth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Cooper, George, 1840-1927 author of English lyrics for The tear, the ninth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Eight O'clock Musical Club (New York, N.Y.) dedicatee of The tear, the ninth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 lyricist for Dream, baby dream, the fifteenth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Cowan, Samuel Kennedy lyricist for The old sweet story, the twenty-fourth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Wynne, Sarah Edith, Eos Cymru, 1842-1897 dedicatee of The old sweet story, the twenty-fourth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Eagny, S. C., Mrs. lyricist for Robin and I, the forty-fifth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Enoch, Frederick lyricist for The goat bells, the twenty-eighth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Cowen, Frederic H. (Frederic Hymen), Sir, 1852-1935 lyricist for It was a dream, the seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Truhn, F. H. (Friedrich Hieronymus), 1811-1886 lyricist for Parting and sorrow, the twenty-seventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Hersee, Henry, 1820-1896 lyricist for Memories of home, the forty-second selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Ingelow, Jean, 1820-1897 lyricist for When sparrows build, the fourteenth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Kean, Helen Ashland lyricist for When the tide comes in, the tenth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Kellogg, Clara Louise, 1842-1916 dedicatee of Farewell!, the thirty-fourth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 lyricist for original French text for Stars the night adorning, the fortieth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Mackay, Charles, 1814-1889 lyricist for Baby Mine, the forty-sixth selection in M1619.P295 1818.
• Rosenberg, Julius, active 19th century poet whose work was set in In the lovely month of May, the thirty-ninth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Rowe, Charles J. (Charles James) lyricist for A damsel fair was singing, the thirty-eighth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Sisson, Wesley, active 19th century poet whose work was set in In the highlands, the thirty-first selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Sketchley, Arthur, 1817-1882 lyricist for Clochette, the eighteenth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Stephenson, B. C. (Benjamin Charles), -1906 lyricist for Let me dream again, the sixth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Stewart, W. J. lyricist for When thou art near, the third selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron, 1809-1892 poet whose work was set in The milkmaid's song, the thirty-sixth selection in M1619.P295 1881.
• Troutbeck, J. (John), 1832-1899 lyricist forThou whom my heart adoreth, the forty-first selection in M1619.P295 1881.

Performer

• Liebhart, Louise performer of The goat bells, the twenty-eighth selection in M1619.P295 1881.

Translator

• Prati, Raffaello translator of Italian version of Longing!, the eleventh selection in M1619.P295 1881.