| Sweet And LowJoseph Barnby. | Jules Levys' Brass Quartet. | |
| The soft southern breeze /Barnby. | Harry Macdonough, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Hymns for little people - no. 1 :Jesus is our shepherd ; There's a friend for little children ; We are but little children weak ; Now the day is over /[Stowell] ; [Midlane] ; [Alexander] ; [Baring-Gould, lyrics ; Barnby, music]. | Harold Harvey, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| The soft southern breeze :from "Rebekah" /Barnby ; [performed by] Harry Macdonough. Crossing the bar / Cowles ; poem by Tennyson ; [performed by] Frank C. Stanley. | Side A: Harry Macdonough, tenor vocal solo, with orchestra ; Side B: Frank C. Stanley, bass vocal solo, with orchestra. | |
| Hymns for little people - no. 1 :Jesus is our shepherd ; There's a friend for little children ; We are but little children weak ; Now the day is over /[Stowell] ; [Midlane] ; [Alexander] ; [Baring-Gould, lyrics ; Barnby, music]. | Harold Harvey, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Now the day is over /Baring-Gould, lyrics ; Barnby, music. | Peerless Quartet. | Berliner. |
| Sweet and low /Tennyson, lyrics ; Barnby, music. | Lyric Quartet, mixed quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| O paradise /Faber ; Barnby. | Trinity Male Choir (male voices with brass choir). | |
| Sweet and low /Alfred Tennyson ; J. Barnby. | Croxton Quartette. | |
| Now the day is over /Barnby. | Columbia Stellar Quartette. | |
| Sweet and low /Barnby. Chiming bells of long ago / Shattuck. | Lucy Gates, soprano ; with male quartette, wood-wind orchestra and celesta. | |
| Sweet and low /[Tennyson] ; Barnby. | Victor Brass Quartet. | |