OK, I've finally tracked it down
Here's what to ask for:
The sheet music of Ora Pro Nobis - M. Piccolomini - A. Horspool - G.
Schirmer
from the Frank Gullo sheet music collection
Here's the contact info:
email: special.collections@millersville.edu (FAO Marilyn Parrish )
Marilyn Parrish
Special Collections & University Archives
Helen A. Ganser Library
Millersville University
Millersville, Pennsylvania 17551-0302
(717) 872-3624
Fax (717) 872-3854
As I said before, photocopy fees are $5.00 plus 25 cents per page. A
bill is sent with the photocopied sheet music and checks are payable
to Friends of Ganser Library. They do advertise a scanning service,
but they don't state costs, so it would be best to ask her.
I've also appended my correspondence with her - you'll see that I
asked if it was the popular song, with the lyrics you asked for, and
she said yes.
They are a busy library, so don't panic if they don't reply straight
away. :)
Hope you get it.
Willie
>The sheet music is for the popular song with the lyrics you
indicated.
>Please let me know if you would like to have it photocopied.
Photocopy fees
>are $5.00 plus 25 cents per page. A bill is sent with the photocopied
sheet
>music and checks are payable to Friends of Ganser Library.
>
>Marilyn Parrish
>Special Collections & University Archives
>Helen A. Ganser Library
>-----Original Message-----
>From: William Meikle
>Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 9:49 AM
>To: special.collections@millersville.edu
>Subject: Ora Pro Nobis - sheet music
>
>
>I notice from your Frank Gullo sheet music collection that you have
the
>following score
>
>Ora Pro Nobis - M. Piccolomini - A. Horspool - G. Schirmer
>
>Could you tell me please, is this the latin hymn, or is it the
popular song
>with the lyrics
>
>"Out of the dark and dreary street
>Out of the cold and driving sleet
>Into the church the fold had gone
>Leaving the orphaned child alone "
>
>I am writing on behalf of someone who is searching for the score of
the popular
>song, and they will purchase a copy of the score if it is that one
>
>Thanks for your time
>
>Willie Meikle |