Music · Free Music

The 1890s

Free music recorded or released in the 1890s.

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Lincoln's Speech At Gettysburg

Mr. W. F. Hooley · 1898

THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME

Mr. John Terrell · 1898

Hosanna In The Highest

Haydn Quartette · 1898

I'se Gwine Back To Dixie

Mr. S. H. Dudley · 1898

Hello Ma Baby

Mr. Len Spencer · 1899

What Is Dat Coons Game

Mr. Len Spencer · 1899

I'd Leave My Happy Home For You

Arthur Collins · 1899

My Hannah Lady

Arthur Collins · 1899

The Irish Swell Waltz

The Metropolitan Orchestra · 1899

Mother Goose Rhymes

Len Spencer · 1899

Green Fields Of Virginia

Mr. A. C. Campbell · 1899

"A Night on the Levee" (1897), by Theodore Havermeyer Northrup

Theodore Havermeyer Northrup · 1897

"A Tennesse Jubilee" (1899), by Thomas E. Broady

Thomas E. Broady · 1899

"A Tennessee Jubilee" (1899), by Thomas E. Broady

Thomas E. Broady · 1899

"American Boy", by Julia Adams Turley (1898)

Julia Adams Turley · 1898

"Belle of the Cake Walk" (1897), by Lawrence B. O'Connor

Lawrence B. O'Connor · 1897

"Belle of the Orient", by Josie F. Abbott (1897)

Josie F. Abbott · 1897

"Big Foot Lou" (1899), by Joseph Gearen

Joseph Gearen · 1899

"Dance of the Collywobbles", by Anita Owen (1899)

Anita Owen · 1899

"Dance of the Hoo Hoo" (1898), by Emma Y. Suckert

Emma Y. Suckert · 1898

"Echoes from the Snowball Club" by Harry P. Guy (1898)

Harry P. Guy · 1898

"Harlem Rag", by Tom Turpin (1897)

Tom Turpin · 1897

"In Colored Circles" by Fred L. Neddermeyer (1898)

Fred L. Neddermeyer · 1898

"Manila Rag" by Zellah Edith Sanders (1898)

Zellah Edith Sanders · 1898

"Old Hickory March", by Catherine Fay (1899)

Catherine Fay · 1899

"Original Rags", by Scott Joplin (1899)

Scott Joplin. · 1899

"Policy Sam", by Joseph Gioscia (1899)

Joseph Gioscia · 1899

"Pop-Corn Cake Walk and Two Step", by May Summerbelle (1899)

May Summerbelle · 1899

"Rags to Burn", by Frank X. McFadden (1899)

Frank X. McFadden · 1899

"Ragtime Skedaddle" (1899), by George Rosey

George Rosey · 1899

"Santa Fe Silver Two Step" (arranged) - Maud Curlett Chesney - 1897

Maud Curlett Chesney · 1897

"Shifty Shuffles" by Eva Note Flennard (1897)

Eva Note Flennard · 1897

"The Cake Walk in the Sky", by Ben Harney (1899)

Ben Harney · 1899

"The Center Rush", by Elsie C. Thompson (1896)

Elsie C. Thompson · 1896

"The Tennessee Jubilee" by H.R. Stern (1898)

S.R. "H.R." Stern · 1898

"The Winner" (1898), by Edmund Braham

Edmund Braham · 1898

"Topsy Turvy", by Louise V. Gustin (1899)

Louise V. Gustin · 1899

"Whistling Rufus" (1899), by Kerry Mills

Kerry Mills · 1899

"You Got to Play Ragtime" (1899), by Alfred Baldwin Sloane

Alfred Baldwin Sloane · 1899

A Bunch of Rags by Ben Jerome (1898, Ragtime piano)

Benjamin M. Jerome · 1898

A Night in Gay New York by Edwin F. Kendall (1896)

Edwin F. Kendall · 1896

A Picture Of Her Face - Scott Joplin

Scott Joplin (Performer Guido Nielsen) · 1895

A Virginny Frolic by H.O. Wheeler (1898)

Harry O. Wheeler (1861-1940) · 1898

Bice'waan Song

Performed by Miller, George (Inke'tonga) (Big Shoulder), Recorded by Alice Cunningham Fletcher and Francis La Flesche. · 1897

Daisy Bell sung by Edward M. Favor

Composition: Harry Dacre; Performance: Edward M. Favor · 1894

Daisy Bell sung by Edward M. Favor denoised

Composition: Harry Dacre; Performance: Edward M. Favor; Denoising: User:Artoria2e5 · 1894

Dance Song of the Thompson River Indians

Traditional song · 1897

Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau

Madge Breese · 1899

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