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American Composers

A Record of Works Written
Between 1912 and 1932

Compiled by Claire Reis

SECOND EDITION
SEPTEMBER 1932

Published by

The United States Section of
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
FOR CONTEMPORARY MUSIC

THE UNITED STATES SECTION; OF

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CONTEMPORARY Music

50 East 68th Streetefew York City, N. Y.

I oreword

THE American panorama in the realm of music reveals a scene vivid in color
and rhythm. A general musical survey draws attention to the many forms of
expression which have taken root during different phases of America's cultural
development, It is of little importance, however, to look for a distinctive phrase
to describe the American idiom in music and far more important to search for the
degree of quality which marks the composer of merit.

Historically it is of interest to consider the various influences active in American
music from the period of the early Plymouth settlers, through that of the post-
Revolutionary French, followed by the Germanic predominance of the late nine
teenth century and on to the advanced New England culture. In the earlier years
there were comparatively few composers who were landmarks in America's musi
cal growth, and it is easily assumed that the few outstanding musicians whose fame
has lived on, represent the forefathers of our present-day composers, and form the
background of contemporary American music. But a historical resume of these land
marks does not take into account the heterogeneous traditions which have been as
similated during these hundred and fifty years in different parts of the United States.

Today America can draw upon a greater storehouse of traditions, and can give
evidence of more widely different remnants from foreign civilizations than perhaps
any other cultured country. Not only are there folk elements in music based on
national traditions brought here on an immigrational tide from Europe, but
traces of other races or civilizations, such as the American Indian or the African
Negro, have had a marked influence upon the art of this country. The melting
pot of American music therefore contains many ingredients ; there may be a strain
from an English ballad, with the poetry of knighthood not completely dissolved
in the cauldron's mixture, or there may be a cowboy song a direct product of
Southwestern civilization which retains an innate vitality even in a diluted form.
Completely isolated in relationship to any other ancestral elements, the sparse but
impressive traces of Inca or Aztec tribes continue to influence certain esoteric com
posers, while the ritual of the American Indian is of increasing interest to the
American creative dancer. The primitivism of the Negro has had a direct bearing
upon the creation of jazz and the transcription of primitive rhythms has created
the term "classical jazz."

The ability to assimilate so many foreign elements both national and racial
is accredited to the youthful and energetic spirit of this country. In the process of
spiritual expansion and physical development, the fertility of America has shown
itself in an encouragingly creative force in many directions, with the result that,
in a survey of the music of today the content of material is drawn from every
possible source of inspiration. Whether the form of expression be a conscious or
unconscious choice, nevertheless among the increasingly large number of com
posers writing at present, there is representation of every school and every
trend, from the most conservative to the most radical On the one hand there is
the composer who turns to folk-lore, and whose music is colored by the naive but
nationalistic influences imported from the peasantry of some other land. Then there

is the traditionalist who firmly upholds the sophisticated culture which has centered
in European capitals during the past century. In sharp contrast is the modernist who
champions atonality or consciously transposes the rhythms of primitive music into
classical symphonies. A more extreme expression comes from the experimentalist
whose relation to music, mainly cerebral, is ever changing but always iconoclastic.
There is still another type to consider the composer who claims to have no relation
to any group at all but who composes !

In a fair survey of American music it is not necessarily important to consider
the division into camps, either in background or in formula. The real challenge
to American music as in all art, lies in the search for qualities inherent in the
American spirit. A distinct primitive rhythm, a lethargic, sensuous sentimentality,
a strident percussive accent, are familiar features of American composition. There
are other characteristics equally valid. "The optimistic vitality, the undaunted
tenacity of spirit, which characterizes the American man" was used as a test of
creative musicians by one of this country's greatest composers. The stamp of quality
remains the predominant issue. Nationalism therefore, becomes an extraneous
term unless the elements which relate American music to American life reflect its
intrinsic distinction.

In America's creative thought the only real bond of unity is that of artistic
integrity. The composer who pays homage to his innate impulse finds his roots
primarily through a personal integrity which supersedes all classifications based
upon tradition or formula.

To gain a critical viewpoint on contemporary music in this period of quicken
ing thought and action, of kaleidoscopic changes, calls for mercurial processes. In
viewing the complete panorama of music with an understanding of its hybrid back
ground, attention is best focussed on the present scene without prognostications,
with judgment reserved but with faith untold. This was the profound encourage
ment which Abraham Lincoln felt in the potential America when he said: "With
high hope for the future, no prediction in regard to it is ventured."

In order to present a complete picture of the outstanding works written during
the past twenty years and to know the important composers living in America or
American born (men and women whose work has largely been inspired in Amer
ican environment) this second edition of AMERICAN COMPOSERS has been com
piled. With the aim primarily to be of assistance to orchestras, conductors, pub
lishers, libraries and musical organizations, the works included are mostly by com
posers who write in larger forms and short solo works are not listed. The biograph
ical data which has been added to this second edition may be of value in giving a
brief portrait of each composer, his background, past studies, activities and parti
cular interests. Although it may seem arbitrary to include only works written
between 1912 and 1932, yet a score of years is a fair exposition of contemporary
music. It is the purpose of the editor and the Board of Directors of the International
Society for Contemporary Music (United States Section) to present this material
with less emphasis on the complete historical survey than on the original work
which has come out of this country in the last twenty years.

In reviewing the development of musical organizations during these years, it
is evident that interest in the composer has come increasingly to the foreground,
In many parts of America, societies for the promotion of contemporary music have
arisen and various awards and fellowships are now granted to American musicians,
The programs of the following societies have been studied; American Music Guild,
Copland-Sessions Concerts, Elizabeth Coolidge Festivals, International Composers'
Guild, International Society for Contemporary Music of Chicago, League of Com
posers, New Music Society of San Francisco, Pan-American Association, Phila
delphia Contemporary Music Society, Pro Musica, and Yaddo Festival of Con
temporary Music. Awards of Fellowships and prizes of publication made by
the American Academy in Rome, Eastman School of Music, Guggenheim Memorial
Foundation, Juilliard School of Music, National Broadcasting Company, Naum*
burg Foundation, Paderewski Prize, Pulitzer Traveling Scholarship, Society for
the Publication of American Music, and the Victor Talking Machine Company, are
listed in the biographical data of the respective composers. Valuable encourage
ment has been given to contemporary music by symphonic conductors of vision
who have shown their faith in this country by frequent presentations of American
orchestral works. Listed in this book are the records of these performances.

The far-reaching effects of the first small issue of AMERICAN COMPOSERS pub
lished in 1930 has given importance to the fact that these American portraits have
been helpful in directing attention to the men of today and tomorrow. The list of
names at the back of this book establishes a more complete record of living mu
sicians whose most significant works were written before 1912, composers whose
work it has not been possible to record in detail, and those less familiar names to
be watched with growing interest after 1932. It is greatly regretted that some
omissions are due to the inability to reach certain composers before going to press;
the same circumstance accounts in many instances for incomplete biographical data.

The United States Section of the International Society for Contemporary Music
offers this compilation of American composers without any spirit of chauvinism
but with the desire to establish in the mind of the public a greater consciousness
of the vast musical thought developing in this country. To the composer this work
may bring a clearer realization of the roots of his own work and that of his col
leagues, and thus inspire him with a greater confidence in the creative life of
America, of which he is an integral part.

CLAIRE REIS

New York, September 1932

Sincere thanks are due to the Juilliard Foundation, through whom this pub
lication has been made possible. Acknowledgment for their assistance in the
compilation of this book is due to the Library of Congress, Music Division;
to the United States Section Committee : Aaron Copland, Louis Gruenberg,
A. Walter Kramer, Dorothy Lawton, Alexander Smallens; and to Minna
Lederrnan. C,R,

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CONTEMPORARY Music

UNITED STATES SECTION

FOUNDED 1923

EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR 1932

MR. Louis GRUENBERG, President
MR. CARLOS SALZEDO, Vice President
Miss DOROTHY LAWTON, Secretary

MR, AARON COPLAND MR. FRANKLIN PATTERSON

Miss MARION BAUER MRS. ARTHUR M. REIS

MR. HENRY COWELL MME. OLGA SAMAROFF

MR. CARL ENGEL MR. ALEXANDER SMALLENS

MR, A. WALTER KRAMER MR. BERNARD WAGENAAR

MR, HAROLD MORRIS MR. ADOLPH WEISS

INDEX

Name Page

ACHRON, JOSEPH 1

ALLEN, PAUL HASTINGS 3

ANTHEIL, GEORGE 4

BACON, ERNST 5

BARLOW, SAMUEL L M 6

BARTH, HANS 7

BAUER, MARION EUGENIE 8

BEACH, MRS. H. H. A 9

BEACH, JOHN 10

BECKER, JOHN J 11

BENNETT, ROBERT RUSSELL 12

BERCKMAN, EVELYN 13

BEREZOWSKY, NICOLAI T 14

BLITZSTEIN, MARC IS

BLOCH, ERNEST 16

BGRNSCHEIN, FRANZ C 18

BOROWSKI, FELIX 19

BOYLE, GEORGE FREDERICK 20

BRAINE, ROBERT 21

BRANSCOMBE, GENA 22

BRICKEN, ,CARL ERNEST 23

BURLEIGH, CECIL 23

CABMAN, CHARLES WAKEFIELB 24

CARPENTER, JOHN ALDEN 25

CARTER, ERNEST T 26

CHANLER, THEODORE WARD 26

CHASINS, ABRAM 27

CHAVEZ, .CARLOS 28

COLE, ROSSETTER GLEASON 29

CONVERSE, FREDERICK SHEPARD 30

COPLAND, AARON 31

COWELL, HENRY 33

CRAWFORD, RUTH , 35

CRIST, BAINBEIDGE 36

DANIELS, MABEL WHEELER 37

DELAMARTER, ERIC 38

DELANEY, ROBERT MILLS 39

DONOVAN, RICHARD 40

DUNN, JAMES PHILIP 42

DUBENSKY, ARCADY 41

Name p a g e

EICHHEIM, HENRY 43

ELKUS, ALBERT ISRAEL 44

ELWELL, HERBERT , 45

ENGEL, CARL 47

EPPERT, CARL 45

FARWELL, ARTHUR 43

FOOTE, ARTHUR 47

FREED, ISADORE 49

GALAJIKIAN, FLORENCE GRANDLAND .. . . 50

GALLICO, PAOLO 50

GARDNER, SAMUEL . . . 52

GERSHWIN, GEORGE 51

GlANNINI, VlTTORIO 52

GIORNI, Aumio 53

GOLDMARK, RUBIN 54

GRAINGER, PERCY ALDRIDGE 55

GRUENBERG, Louis 55

GUION, DAVID WENDEL 53

HADLEY, HENRY 59

HAMMOND, RICHARD 60

HANSON, HOWARD 61

HARMATT, SANDOR 63

HARRIS, ROY 54

HAUBIEL, CHARLES 65

HELFER, WALTER 66

HELLER, JAMES 66

HEILMAN, WILLIAM CLIFFORD 65

HENIQT, HANS LEVY .. 67

HILL, EDWARD BURLINGAME 67

Huss, HENRY HOLDEN 68

INCH, HERBERT REYNOLDS
IVES, .CHARLES

68
69

JACOBI, FREDERICK 79

JAMES, DOROTHY 72

JAMES, PHILIP 71

JANSSEN, WERNER 72

JAKECKI, TADEUSZ 73

SMDiX (continued)

Name Page

JOSTEN, WERNER 74

KELLEY, EDGAR STILLMAN . , .75

KOUTZEN, BORIS . , ,. 76

KRAMER, A. WALTER ... .77

KURTZ, EDWARD FRAMPTON , 78

LANGLEY, ALLEN LINCOLN . . ,78

LA VIOLETTE, WESLEY . . 79

LQEFPLER, CHARLES MARTIN TORNOV . 80

LUENING, OTTO . ... 81

MAGANINI, QUINTO 82

MANNES, LEOPOLD DAMROSCH ... 83

MASON, DANIEL GREGORY 84

MCKINLEY, CARL . . . ..86

McPHEE, COLIN . . 86

MOORE, DOUGLAS STUART 87

MORRIS, HAROLD 88

ORNSTEIN, LEO . . 89

PATTERSON, FRANKLIN P. ...

PISTON, WALTER

PORTER, QUINCY

POWELL, JOHN

REISER, ALOIS

RIEGGER, WALLINGFORD
ROGERS, BERNARD

ROYCE, EDWARD

RUDHYAR, DANE

RUGGLES, CARL ....

91
90
92
91

93
94
95
96
96
97

Name Page

SAAR, Louis VICTOR . 98

SALZEDO, CARLOS .... 99

SAMINSKY, LAZARE . . 100

SANDERS, ROBERT L. .102

SCHELLING, ERNEST . . , . 103

SESSIONS, ROGER ... 104

SHEPHERD, ARTHUR 105

SKILTON, CHARLES SANFORD . . 106

SMITH, DAVID STANLEY 107

SOWERBY, LEO 108

SPELMAN, TIMOTHY MATHER .. . , 109

STEARNS, THEODORE ... 110

STEINERT, ALEXANDER LANG Ill

STILL, WILLIAM GRANT 112

STOESSEL, ALBERT . . 113

STRINGFIELD, LAMAR ... ., 114

STRINGHAM, EDWIN JOHN 115

STRONG, GEORGE TEMPLETON . 117
STRUBE, GUSTAV 117

TAYLOR, DEEMS ... . 118

THOMPSON, RANDALL 119

THOMSON, VIRGIL 120

TWEEDY, DONALD NICHOLAS 121

VARESE, EDGAR 122

WAGENAAR, BERNARD 123

WALD, MAX 124

WEAVER, POWELL 124

WEISS, ADOLPH 125

WESSEL, MARK 126

WETZLER, HERMANN HANS 127

WHITEORNE, EMERSON 128

JOSEPH ACHRON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

BALLADE, OP. 34
cello, orchestra

Two HEBREW PIECES, OP. 35
DANCE IMPROVISATION, OP, 37

EPITAPH, OP. 38
orchestra, chorus

To THE JEWESS, OP. 40
orchestra, declamation

BALLADE FROM THEATRE Music "DAWN" 4
voice, orchestra

WlEGENLIED FROM "DAWN"

string orchestra, clarinet
THE FIDDLE'S SOUL, OP. 50

Two POEMS, OP. 52
voice, orchestra

THREE POEMS, OP. 53
voice, orchestra

DER LETZTE, OP. 54
voice, orchestra

MOHNE, OP. 55
voice, orchestra

BELSHAZZAR, OP. 58

CONCERTO, OP. 60
violin, orchestra

KONZERTANTEN KAPELLE, OP. 64

voice, orchestra

7 minutes

Manuscript

1912

Manuscript

1913

Manuscript

1913

Manuscript

1915

Manuscript

1915

" 4 "

Manuscript

1919-20

Manuscript

1919-20

Manuscript

1920

Universal Edition
orch. score MS.

1922

i(k "

Universal Edition
orch, score ms.

1923

Universal Edition
orch. score ms.

1923

Universal Edition

1923

Manuscript

1924

Universal Edition

1925

for hire
Manuscript 1928

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

"GOLEM" SUITE

10 minutes Manuscript

1925

CHORAL WORKS

DANSE DE SALOME, OP. 61

mixed voices t percussion, piano
assisting

EVENING SERVICES OF THE SABBATH
mixed voices, baritone solo
organ

10 minutes Manuscript

Bloch Pub. Co.

1925
1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

Two IMPRESSIONS, OP. 36

violin t piano

SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS AND SONATA
ON A PALESTINIAN THEME, OP. 39

piano

4 minutes Universal Edition 1913

Juwal

1915

JOSEPH ACHRON (Continued)

CHAMBER MUSIC

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

SUITE BIZARRE, OP. 41 15

violin, piano
SECOND SONATA, OP. 45 30

violin, piano
Two POEMS, OP. 52 5

voice, piano
THREE POEMS, OP. 53 10

voice, piano
.CHILDREN'S SUITE, OP. 57 23

piano, clarinet, string quartet
ELEGY, OP. 62 7

string quartet

FOUR IMPROVISATIONS, OP. 63 14

string quartet

SUITE FROM "STEMPENYU" 7

violin, piano

Universal Edition 1916

Universal Edition 1918

Universal Edition 1922

Universal Edition 1923

Manuscript 1927

Universal Edition 1930

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

VIOLIN CONCERTO

DANSE DE SALOM

BALLADE

DANCE IMPROVISATION

Two POEMS, OP. 52

THREE POEMS, OP. 53

MOHNE

BELSHAZZAR

FOUR IMPROVISATIONS

SECOND SONATA

SUITE BIZARRE

CHILDREN'S SUITE

SUITE FROM "STEMPENYU"

"GOLEM" SUITB

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston; ^
thoven Symphony, George Zaslavsky, New York; Vienna
Krakow, Poland; Palestine.

Stony Point Ensemble, Alexander Koshetz, New York.
Leningrad.
Russia and Poland.

Russia; Germany; Italy; France; Palestine; America.
Germany; America
Germany.

Germany; Palestine.
The League of Composers, New York.
Berlin Section, International Society for Contemporary
Music; Russia.

Zimbalist, Heif etz, America and Europe ; The Bohemians,
New York.

Germany; Austria; Palestine; America.
Szigeti, America; England; Austria; Hungary, etc.
Second International Music Festival, Venice, Fritz Reiner.
Chamber music performances in Europe and America;
radio programs ; recordings.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1886 now living in New York.

Pupil of Auer, Liadoff, Steinberg. Concertized extensively as violinist in Russia, Ger
many and Palestine. Violin master class in New York; head of violin department West-
chester Conservatory of Music. Interested in all forms of composition and all combina
tions of instruments and voices.

PAUL HASTINGS ALLEN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

O MUNASTERIO

baritone
SYMPHONY IN E

SERENADE
Ex NOCTE

45 minutes 1912

45 " 1912

f score and parts for 1927

25 " 4 hire : Riker, Brown
[ & Wellington, Inc.

60 " 1930

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE five pieces
DANS LA Nurr
THREE PIECES

30 minutes
5 "
18 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1928
1928
1928

CHORAL WORKS

THREE WOMEN'S CHORUSES
harp, horn, piano

SEVEN MADRIGALS
mixed voices, piano

12 minutes

Riker, Brown &
Wellington, Inc.
parts for hire
Riker, Brown &
Wellington, Inc.

1929
1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTET IN Eb 22 minutes score and parts

two clarinets, basset horn, for hire 1929
bass clarinet

TRIO FOR OBOE, CLARINET Riker, Brown &

AND BASSOON 15 " Wellington, Inc. 1929

STAGE WORKS

IL FILTRO

MlLDA

L'ULTIMO DEI MOICANE

CLEOPATRA (Sardou)
LA PICCOLA FIGARO

1 hour, 10 minutes
1 " 10 "
24 hours
3 hours
1 hour

Sonzogno

Spnzogno

Ricordi

Manuscript

1912
1913
1916
1921
1931

SYMPHONIES
G-MINOR QUARTET
O MUNASTERIO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chadwick, Harrison, J. Wagner, etc.

Italy; Germany.

Many European countries.

Operas produced in many cities in Italy.

BIOGRAPHY

Bora in Hyde Park, Mass., 1883 now living in Brookline, Mass.

At present active advisor to Riker, Brown & Wellington, Publishers; teaching; radio.

Interested in propaganda to help composers.

GEORGE ANTHE1L

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ZlNGARESZA

BALLET MECANIQUE
SYMPHONY IN F
PIANO CONCERTO
CAPRICCIQ
SECOND SYMPHONY

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

20 minutes Manuscript
30 "
45 "
25 "
10 "

1921

Photostat 1923-25

Photostat 1926

Manuscript 1926

Universal Edition 1930

In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA

20 instruments
CRUCIFIXION

string orchestra
JAZZ SYMPHONY

22 instruments

CHORAL WORKS

ELECTION FROM "TRANSATLANTIC"

8 minutes Photostat 1926

7 " Manuscript 1927

18 " Manuscript 1925

15 minutes Universal Edition 1929

CHAMBER MUSIC

IST VIOLIN AND PIANO SONATA
2ND VIOLIN AND PIANO SONATA
3RD VIOLIN AND PIANO SONATA
IST STRING QUARTET
2ND STRING QUARTET
CONCERTO FOR FLUTE, BASSOON, PIANO
CHAMBER CONCERTO FOR EIGHT IN
STRUMENTS

STAGE WORKS

OEDIPUS incidental music
FIGHTING THE WAVES ballet
TRAN s ATLANTIC opera
FLIGHT chamber opera

ballet for marionettes
HELEN RETIRES opera

Book by John Erskine

15 minutes
8

10 "
15
25
15

30 minutes

3 hours

40 minutes

(out of print)

Manuscript

1923
1923
1924
1924
1928
1930

1932

Oesterheld Verlag 1928
Manuscript 1929

Universal Edition 1929
Manuscript 1927-30

hours Universal Edition 1930-32

ZlNGARESKA

SYMPHONY IN F

PIANO CONCERTO

CAPRICCIO

SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA

BALLET MECHANIQUE

JAZZ SYMPHONY

FIRST & THIRD SONATAS

SECOND SONATA

PIANO CONCERTO

FIRST STRING QUARTET

SECOND STRING QUARTET

CHAMBER CONCERTO

OEDIPUS

FIGHTING THE WAVES

TRANSATLANTIC

HELEN RETIRES

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philharmonic Orchestra, Berlin,
Concerts Golschmann, Paris,
Concerts Golschmann, Paris.

Prager Philharmonic, Prague; Berlin Philharmonic.
Concerts Golschmann, Paris.

Concerts Golschmann, Paris; Champs Elysees Theatre,
Paris; New York, Eugene Goossens; International Festi
val, Baden-Baden, Germany.
Handy 's Colored Jazz Orchestra, New York.
Paris, Rome, Budapest.
Paris, Rome, New York.
Budapest.

American composers concert. Paris, New York.
Philadelphia; Copland-Sessions Concerts, New York.
League of Composers, New York.
Berlin, Munich and many other German cities.
Many performances at Abbey Theatre, Ireland; London.
Twelve performances State Opera, Frankfort, Germany.
To be performed in 1933.
Radio in Frankfort and New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Trenton, New Jersey, 1900 now living in Trenton, New Jersey.
Studied at Philadelphia Conservatory of Music; theory with Clark Smith; fugue and
composition with von Sternberg. Member of Advisory Board of League of Composers;
Guggenheim Fellowship. Former special interest in opera; at present interested in sym
phonic writing.

ERNST BACON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY IN D MINOR

important piano part-not solo

FANTASY AND FUGUE

4 SONGS TO WHITMAN AND EMILY
DICKINSON
baritone or contralto

SYMPHONIC FUGUE

piano and string orchestra

HOURS WITH A .CHILD

for children's symphony concerts

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

35-40 minutes

Manuscript
with parts

1932

Manuscript

1926

Manuscript
with parts

1931

In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

"WHISPERS OF HEAVENLY DEATH" 11 minutes

4 songs; 30 piece orchestra, double
woodwinds; baritone or contralto

"BLACK AND WHITE" SONGS 12 "

5 songs, popular American vein;
double woodwinds

MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 10 "

5 popular songs; mezzo soprano;
double woodwinds

"MY RIVER"

5 songs to Emily Dickinson;
messo, soprano

THE POSTPONELESS CREATURE

Manuscript
with parts

Manuscript

Manuscript
with parts

Manuscript

1931
1931
1931
1931
1931

SYMPHONY IN D MINOR
FANTASY AND FUGUE
Two BARITONE SONGS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Cincinnati Orchestra, Eugene Goossens, 1932.
Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.

"BLACK AND WHITE" SONGS Rochester Civic Orchestra, Harrison, Rochester.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Chicago, Illinois, 1898 now living in San Francisco, California.
Educated in Chicago, Vienna. Concertized as pianist in Europe and America; formerly
conductor Rochester Opera Company ; instructor in piano, Eastman School of Music ; has
lectured in music history, instrumentation and theory at San Francisco Conservatory ; Pul
itzer Prize, 1932, Specialized in songs set to American poetry, also folk-song material.

SAMUEL L M. BARLOW

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ALBA Poeme Syraphonique
BALLO SARDO

CONCERTO

piano and orchestra

SPANISH QUARTER

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

10 minutes Manuscript 1927

26 " Manuscript 1928

30 " Manuscript 1931

Manuscript

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ALBA first form

35 instruments and soprano

VOCALISE

30-50 instruments

THREE SONGS FROM .CHINESE
6 instruments, piano and tenor

10 minutes Manuscript 1927

5 " Manuscript 1926

5 " Manuscript 1924

STAGE WORKS

EUGENIE opera in one act

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

THREE CHINESE SONGS League of Composers, New York; Vladimir Golschmann,

Paris.

ALBA Anthony Bernard, London, with Nina Koshetz; Cincin

nati Symphony, Fritz Reiner, Cincinnati.

VOCALISE Paul Paray, Nina Koshetz, Paris.

PIANO CONCERTO Eugene Goossens, Rochester Symphony; Erich Kleiber,

Paris.

"EUGENIE" opera in one act Ravinia, 1933.
BALLO SARDO & SPANISH Cincinnati, Eugene Goossens, 1933.

QUARTER

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York City, N. Y., 1893 now living in New York.

Studied orchestra wich Respighi in Rome, piano with Philipp in Paris, theory with Rob
inson in New York. Lectured and taught musical subjects for Board of Education,
settlement schools, etc. Active in New York Community Chorus. Interested in orchestral
forms and music not programmatic.

HANS BARTH

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

CONCERTO FOR PIANO

Yi tone
SUITE

Y tone strings, brass and kettle

drums
CONCERTO 10

% tone strings and YA tone piano
PANTOMIME SYMPHONY biblical subject

15 minutes Manuscript
14 " Manuscript

1 Manuscript

In preparation

DATE

1928

1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

MIRAGIA opera

small orchestra l /% tone
QUINTET

J4 tone piano can be played as

quartet, eliminating piano
SONATA, OP. 10

piano 1 / 2 tone
SONATA, OP. 14

piano y% tone

hours Manuscript
9 minutes Manuscript

14
12

Manuscript
Manuscript

1928
1930

1929
1932

CONCERTO FOR J4-ToNE
STRINGS AND J
PIANO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski; Cincinnati
Orchestra, Fritz Reiner ; Havana Philharmonic Orchestra,
Havana, Cuba,

BIOGRAPHY

Bora in Germany, 1896 now living in New York.

Made a special study in tonal and octave divisions. Concert pianist, playing harpsichord,
piano and quarter-tone piano. Was director Yonkers Institute of Musical Art; teacher
of advanced piano David Mannes Music School. Interested primarily in piano and orchest
ral composition.

MARION EUGENIE BAUER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"ORIENTALE"

accompaniment to song

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

2 minutes Manuscript 1915-32

to rent

CHORAL WORKS

THE LAY OF THE FOUR WINDS

men's voices, piano accompaniment

THREE NOELS

a cappella, women's voices

"HERE AT HIGH MORNING"
a cappella, mcns voices

7 minutes Arthur P. Schmidt

Arthur P. Schmidt 1929

H. W. Gray

1931

CHAMBER MUSIC

FANTASIA QUASI UNA SONATA

violin and piano
STRING QUARTET

DANCE SONATA

SUITE FOR OBOE AND CLARINET
SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO

20 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc. 1926

17 " Manuscript 1928

to rent

18 " Manuscript 1932

Manuscript 1932
In preparation

STAGE WORKS

PROMETHEUS BOUND

incidental music, two pianos and
flutes

entire evening Manuscript

1930

STRING QUARTET

FANTASIA QUASI UNA SONATA

PROMETHEUS BOUND
THREE NOELS

"HERE AT HIGH MORNING"
"ORIENTALE"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

South Mountain Quartet, Pittsfield; League of Composers,
New York; Hans Lange Quartet, New York; Pro Arte
Quartet, New York.

League of Composers, New York; New York Univer
sity; MacDowell Club, New York.
New York University at Heckscher Theatre, New York.
Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds ; Choral
Society, Detroit; League of Composers, New York.
New York University Glee Club, Alfred Greenfield.
Leonora Corona, Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra,
Wilfred Pelletier, conductor, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Walla Walla, Wash., 1887 now living in New York.

Studied music with Hefly, Huss, Bauer, Rothwell, Pugno and Gedalge. Assistant pro
fessor Music Department New York University; New York editor Musical Leader;
lecturer on modern music; author of "Music Through the Ages'* (Putnam Publishers) ;
member of League of Composers' Executive Board; member of United States Section of
International Society for Contemporary Music ; member American Music Guild ; honorary
degree Whitman College, Washington. Interested at present in chamber music and
choral composition.

MRS. H. H. A. BEACH

CHORAL WORKS

CANTICLE OF THE SUN
CHRIST IN THE UNIVERSE
LET THIS MIND BE IN You!
THOU KNOWEST, LORD
LORD OF THESE WORLDS ABOVE
BENEDICTUS ES DOMINE
BENEDICITE OMNIA OPERA

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes

7 "

Arthur P. Schmidt

H. W. Gray

John Church

G. Schirmer, Inc.

Ditson

Arthur P. Schmidt

DATE

1928
1930
1923
1915
1925
1924
1927

CHAMBER MUSIC

VARIATIONS FLUTE AND STRING

QUARTET 20 minutes

STRING QUARTET 20 "

SUITE FOR Two PIANOS 25 "

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1916
Manuscript 1929

John Church 1922

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mrs. Beach's works have been performed so extensively in America and Europe that it
is impossible to list the performances here.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Hemiiker, N. H., 1867 now living in New York.

Studied with her mother; piano and harmony with J. W. Hill, Perabo, Baerman; self-
taught in fugue, counterpoint and instrumentation; honorary degree master of arts,
University of New Hampshire. Soloist pianist on tours at an early age; soloist for own
concerto with orchestras in Europe, where symphony was also performed several times.
Interested chiefly in orchestral and choral composition, also in songs and piano works.

JOHN BEACH

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ASOLANI

PHANTOM SATYR

NEW ORLEANS STREET CRIES

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1920
1924
1925

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ANGELO'S LETTER

tenor or baritone, 17 instruments
ENTER BUFFOON

11 instruments

20 minutes Manuscript 1926

8 " Manuscript 1929

CHAMBER MUSIC

NAIVE LANDSCAPES

piano, flute, oboe, clarinet
POEM FOR STRING QUARTET
CONCERTO FOR Six INSTRUMENTS

violin, viola, cello f flute, oboe, clarinet

10 minutes Manuscript

12
15

J. & W. Chester
Manuscript

1917

1920
1929

STAGE WORKS

PHANTOM SATYR Ballet
large or small orchestra

MARDI GRAS Ballet
small orchestra

PIPPA'S HOLIDAY Dramatic Prelude
soprano and orchestra

12 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

1924
1925

1916

ASOLANI

NEW ORLEANS STREET CRIES

PHANTOM SATYR

ENTER BUFFOON

ANGELO'S LETTER

POEM FOR STRING QUARTET

MARDI GRAS Ballet
PHANTOM SATYR Ballet
PEPPA'S HOLIDAY
NAIVE LANDSCAPES

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Minneapolis Orchestra, Henri Verbrugghen, Minneapolis
and St. Paul.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Philadelphia.
People's Symphony Orchestra, Boston.
New York Chamber Music Society, New York.
Pro Musica, New York, 1929.

Boston, New York, Brooklyn, and other cities in Amer
ica; Venice, Italy.
Little Theater, New Orleans,
Eastman School, Rochester, N. Y.
Paris.

Rome, Boston, New York, St. Cecilia; Flute Player,
Georges Barrere.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Gloversville, N. Y,, 1877 now living in New York.

Studied at New England Conservatory, Boston, with Chadwick, Loeffler, Gedalge, Bauer
and Johns. Taught music in Minneapolis, New Orleans and Boston. Teaching piano and
theory now. Interested in orchestra, stage and chamber music.

JOHN J. BECKER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

SYMPHONY No. 1 "ETUDE PRIMITIVE" 25 minutes
SYMPHONY No. 2 "FANTASIA TRAGICA" 20 "
SYMPHONY No. 3 "SYMPHONIA BREVIS" 18 "

CONCERTO ARABESQUE
piano solo

Manuscript
Manuscript
New Music
piano copy
New Music
orch. series

DATE

1915
1920
1929

1930

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CONCERTO ARABESQUE

12 instruwwnts piano solo

12 minutes New Music

1930

CHORAL WORKS

"OUT OF THE CRADLE ENDLESSLY
ROCKING"

soprano, tenor, orchestra, mixed
chorus

20 minutes Manuscript

1929

CHAMBER MUSIC

FOUR SONGS FOR SOPRANO AND
STRING QUARTET

6 minutes Manuscript

1924

STAGE WORKS

THREE ONE- ACT WORKS:

1. DANCE FIGURE Duo Drama Singer

and Dancer 15 minutes Manuscript

chamber orchestra, percussion and

piano

2. "AND HE KILLED HIS BROTHER" In preparation

3. "ANITRA" In preparation
"LIFE OF MAN" (Andreiev) Prologue In preparation

and 5 acts

1932

"FANTASIA TRAGICA"
CONCERTO ARABESQUE

"Our OF THE CRADLE

ENDLESSLY ROCKING*'

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Frankfort Music Festival, 'Germany.
Pan-American Chamber Orchestra, composer-conductor;
New York; St. Paul Chamber Society, St. Paul, Minn.,
composer-conductor.

Saint Cloud Civic Chorus, State Teachers College Chorus,
college orchestra, Minneapolis Symphony, composer-con
ductor, Saint Cloud, Minn.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Henderson, Ky.> 1886 now living in St. Paul, Minn.

Pupil of Middleschulte, Kruger, Gulli, von Fielitz, Keller, and Busch. Music degrees
from Wisconsin Conservatory and St. Mary's of the Springs College. Conductor of St.
Paul Chamber Society; president of .Contemporary Arts Society, St. Paul; chairman of
Fine Arts Division College of St. Thomas; member of Pan American Association of
Composers; contributor to many magazines. Interested in orchestral and stage works
emphasizing combinations of speaking, singing, dancing and pantomine.

ROBERT RUSSEL BENNETT

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
ABRAHAM LINCOLN SYMPHONY
CHARLESTON RHAPSODY
MARCH FOR Two PIANOS AND

ORCHESTRA

PAYSAGE FOR ORCHESTRA
Two WORKS FOR ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

28 minutes

Harms, Inc.

1929

30 "

Harms, Inc.

1929

12 "

Manuscript

1926

14 "

Manuscript

1930

15 "

Manuscript

1928

In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

TOY SYMPHONY
5 woodwinds

18 minutes Manuscript

1928

CHORAL WORKS

LORELEI VARIATIONS

women's voices with piano
NIETZSCHE VARIATIONS

women's voices with piano

Manuscript
Manuscript

1929

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
SONATA FOR ORGAN
THREE SONGS

string quartet and soprano

25 minutes
20 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1927
1929
1927

STAGE WORKS

AN HOUR OF DELUSION one act opera 30 minutes Manuscript

ENDIMION 5 act operette-ballet 1^4 hours Manuscript

"MARIA MALIBRAN"- Opera in 3 acts In preparation

BALLET ON A THEME OF ROBERT SCHIRMER In preparation

1928
1927

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

CHARLESTON RHAPSODY

MARCH

TOY SYMPHONY

LORELEI VARIATIONS

NIETZSCHE VARIATIONS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, .
Philadelphia; Juilliard Graduate School Orchestra, Leo
pold Stokowski, New York.

New York Sinfometta, Quinto Maganini, New York;
Juilliard Chamber Orchestra, New York.
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Karl Krueger; Lewisohn
Stadium, William Daly, New York.
Society for Contemporary Music, Philadelphia, Alexan
der Smallens.

Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New
York.

Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New
York. ,

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
THREE SONGS

Societe Musicale Independante, Paris.
Societe Musicale Independante, Paris; Society for .Con
temporary Music, Philadelphia; Yaddo Festival.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Kansas City, Mo., 1894 now living in New York.

Pupil of Carl Busch and Nadia Boulanger; Guggenheim Fellowship; R.CA. Victor Sym
phonic Award. At present conducting radio hours ; orchestrating musical comedies.

EVELYN BERCKMAN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DIE NEBELSTABT

soprano solo
STURM

soprano solo
SWANS
ABOARD THE MORNING STAR

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

7 minutes

M. Senart

1924

M. Senart

1924-

5 "
17

Manuscript
Manuscript
Revised

1925
1926-1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

THE FAR LAND

string quartet, flute, oboe, clarinet,

soprano solo
THE SOLDIER'S TRADE

string quartet, flute, oboe, clarinet,

soprano solo
SPRINGTIME IN THE ORCHARD

string quartet, soprano
THE QUIET POOL

string quartet, soprano
"ARCHANGELS" Suite for 3 Harps

4 minutes Manuscript 1930

5 " Manuscript 1930

5 " Manuscript 1929

3 " Manuscript 1929

In preparation

STAGE WORKS

FROM THE ODYSSEY Ballet

women's chorus, soprano solo, flute,
oboe, clarinets, horn, trumpet, per
cussion, corps de ballet

12 minutes Manuscript

1931

DIE NEBELSTADT

SWRM

SWANS

ABOARD THE MORNING STAR
SPRINGTIME IN THE ORCHARD
THE QUIET POOL

ROM THE ODYSSEY

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Sunday Symphony, Josiah Zuro, Raymonde Delaunois,

New York.

Sunday Symphony, Josiah Zuro, Raymonde Delaunois,

New York.

Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester.

Beethoven Symphony, New York.

League of Composers, Pro Arte Quartet, New York.

League of Composers, New York; La Scala Quartet,

Milan; Pro Arte Quartet, New York.

Polyhymnia, Lazare Saminsky, New York,

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Philadelphia, Pa., 1900 now living in New York.
Special interest in orchestral composition.

N1COLAI T. BEREZOWSKY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY No. 1
HEBREW SUITE
SYMPHONY No. 2
VIOLIN CONCERTO
FANTASIE

with 2 pianos

SlNFONIETTA

DURATION PUBLISHER
35 minutes Edition Russe

25
30
25
14

Edition Russe
Manuscript
Edition Russe
Manuscript

Edition Russe

DATE

1925
1928
1929
1930
1931

1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

POEME

11 instruments

15 minutes Manuscript

1927

CHORAL WORKS

CANTATA

orchestra with mixed voices;
soprano, tenor, bass

35 minutes Manuscript

1927

CHAMBER MUSIC

PIANO SONATA
SEXTET No. I, No. II
WOODWIND QUINTET
FANTASIA FOR Two PIANOS
TRIO; QUARTETS: I, II, III, IV, V
Duo FOR VIOLA AND CLARINET
STRING QUARTET, OP. 16

25 minutes

Manuscript

1926

25 "

Manuscript

1928

Edition Russe

1928

Manuscript

1930

15-35 "

Manuscript

1920-30

Edition Russe

1931

Edition Russe

1931

SEXTET No. I

POEME
HEBREW SUITE

WOODWIND QUINTET
FANTASIA FOR Two PIANOS
FIRST SYMPHONY
Duo FOR VIOLA AND CLARINET
VIOLIN CONCERTO

SERENADE FOR STRING

QUARTET
STRING QUARTET, OP. 16

SlNFONIETTA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Elizabeth Coolidge Festival, Washington; New York;
Amsterdam; Paris; London; Brussels.
New York Chamber Music Society.
New York Philharmonic Orchestra with Willem Meng-
elberg.

League of Composers, New York.
League of .Composers, New York.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor.
League of Composers, New York.

"Tonkunstlerfest" Bremen, Germany, Carl Flesch, soloist,
Boston Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor; Dres
den Philharmonic, Carl Flesch, soloist.

Yaddo Festival.

League of Composers, New York; Yaddo Festival.

National Broadcasting Company Award Program 1932,

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1900 now living in New York City.

Graduated from Imperial Cappella, Leningrad, Russia ; graduated from Juilliard School of
Music, New York City. Guest conductor Symphony Orchestras, Boston, Cincinnati, New
York. At present first violinist of League of Composers String Quartet. National
Broadcasting Company orchestral award, 1932. Conducting Radio. Interested in all forms
of composition.

MARC BLITZSTEIN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

JIGG~SAW ballet suite
ROMANTIC PIECE FOR ORCHESTRA
PIANO CONCERTO

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

GODS

mezzo-soprano and string
orchestra, cello soloist

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

20 minutes
16

24 "

minutes

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
for hire

Manuscript
for hire

1927
1930
1931

1926

CHAMBER MUSIC

PIANO SONATA

FOUR SONGS Whitman texts

baritone

PERCUSSION Music FOR THE PIANO
"Is 5" SONGS Cummings texts

soprano
STRING QUARTET

SERENADE FOR STRING QUARTET

6 minutes

Manuscript

10 "

Manuscript

Manuscript
for hire

1927
1928

1929
1929

1930
1932

STAGE WORKS

TRIPLE-SEC opera-farce
chamber orchestra

PARABOLA AND CIRCULA one act opera 60

solo baritone and dancers
CAIN ballet 30

Music FOR FILM "SURF AND SEAWEED" 12

chamber orchestra
THE HARPIES one-act opera 16

chamber orchestra and 8 singers
ONE-ACT OPERA 40

15 minutes Schott Sohne

Manuscript
for hire
Manuscript
for hire
Manuscript
for hire
Manuscript
for hire
In preparation

1928
1929
1930
1931
1931

TRIPLE- SEC

GODS

PIANO SONATA

PERCUSSION Music FOR

THE PIANO
FOUR SONGS

"Is 5" SONGS
SURF AND SEAWEED
SERENADE FOR STRING
QUARTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia Society for Contemporary Music, Alexander

Smallens; Garrick Gaieties, New York.

Philadelphia Sinfonietta.

League of Composers, New York; Philadelphia Society

for Contemporary Music.

League of .Composers, New York.

Copland-Sessions, New York; Philadelphia Society for

Contemporary Music.

League of .Composers, New York.

Copland-Sessions, New York

Yaddo Festival, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Philadelphia, Pa,, 1905 living now in New York.

Pupil of Boulanger, Siloti, Schonberg and Scalero. Research study in musical form. Re
viewer for "Modern Music"; lecturer. Interested in all forms of composition; interested
in the problem of form.

ERNEST BLOCH

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

TROIS PO&MES JUIFS

Two PSALMS AND A PRELUDE
soprano or tenor and orchestra

PSALM 22

baritone or alto

SCHELOMO Hebrew rhapsody
cello

ISRAEL SYMPHONY

2 sopranos, 2 altos, and bass

SUITE FOR VIOLA AND ORCHESTRA
IN THE NIGHT nocturne
POEMS OF THE SEA
AMERICA an epic rhapsody
HELVETIA a symphonic fresco

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

25 minutes

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1913

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1914

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1914

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1915

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1916

25
6
12
45
25

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1919

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1923

C.C. Birchard &, Co. 1925

C C. Birchard & Co. 1929

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CONCERTO GROSSO

string orchestra, piano obligato

FOUR EPISODES

piano, strings and wind instruments

25 minutes C. C. Birchard & Co. 1925
15 " C C Birchard & Co. 1926

VOCAL AND CHORAL WORKS

ADONAI ELOHIM from Israel
2 sopranos t 2 altos, bass and
orchestra or piano

JEWISH SABBATH MORNING SERVICE
baritone, mixed chorus and
orchestra or organ

G. Schirmer, Inc.

Manuscript

1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN B MINOR

SCHELOMO Hebrew rhapsody
cello and piano

SUITE IN FOUR MOVEMENTS
viola and piano

50 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc. 1916
20 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1916

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1919

ERNEST BLOCH (Continued)

CHAMBER MUSIC (continued)

VIOLIN SONATA
violin and piano

BAAL SEEM

violin and piano

EXOTIC NIGHT
violin and piano

POEME MYSTIQUE
violin and piano

QUINTET

piano and string quartet

THREE NOCTURNES
piano, violin, cello

MEDITATION HEBRAIQUE
cello and piano

FROM JEWISH LIFE
cello and piano

MELODY

violin and piano

QUARTET PIECES:
NIGHT

THREE LANDSCAPES

( NORTH ALPESTRE TONGATABOO)

IN THE MOUNTAINS
(DUSK RUSTIC DANCE)

PRELUDE RECUEILLEMENT

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

25 "

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1920

15 "

Carl Fischer, Inc.

1923

Carl Fischer, Inc.

1924

F. E. C. Leuckart

1924

G. Schirmer, Inc,

1924

15 "

Carl Fischer, Inc.

1924

Carl Fischer, Inc.

1924

Carl Fischer, Inc.

1924

Carl Fischer, Inc.

1929

5
10

Carl Fischer, Inc. 1924

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. Bloch's works have been performed so extensively in America and in Europe that
it is impossible to list them here.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Switzerland, 1880 now living in Switzerland.

Studied violin with Ysaye, Rey and Schorg; composition with Dalcroze, Rasse, and
Knorr. Lectured at Geneva Conservatory ; conducted symphonic concerts in Switzerland ;
conducted own works throughout United States ; formerly director of .Cleveland Institute
of Music and San Francisco Conservatory; R.C.A, Victor Symphonic Award. Interested
in all forms of composition.

FRANZ C. BORNSCHEIN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

A HERO'S ESPOUSAL
THREE PERSIAN POEMS
THE SEA GOD'S DAUGHTER
THE PHANTOM CANOE
OLD LOUISIANA
ARCADIAN SUITE
SONG OF SONGS

soloists , mixed voices

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes
10 "
18 "
12 "
16 "

Manuscript

Ditson

Manuscript

DATE

1926
1926
1920
1930
1931

CHORAL WORKS

SEA CYCLE FOR WOMEN'S VOICES Manuscript

THE MYSTIC TRUMPETER (Whitman) 55 minutes Manuscript 1931

baritone solo
THE MINUTE MAN 40 " Ditson 1930

mixed voices and orch.
TUSCAN CYPRESS 35 " J. Fischer & Bro. 1931

mixed voices and orch.
VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL 45 " J. Fischer & Bro. 1928

baritone, tenor, mixed voices

ARETHUSA 14 " Published

Women's voices

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET
PIANO QUINTET

30 minutes

Manuscript
Manuscript

1912

STAGE WORKS

THE WILLOW PLATE Operetta
small orchestra

60 minutes Birchard

1932

THREE PERSIAN POEMS

PHANTOM CANOE

ARETHUSA

IN OLD LOUISIANA

THE SEA GOD'S DAUGHTER

ARCADIAN SUITE

VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL
TUSCAN CYPRESS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Gustav Strube.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor.
New York Orchestra, Ernst von Dohnanyi, conductor.
Symphony Orchestra, Chicago.

Peabody Conservatory Students' Orchestra, composer-
conductor, Baltimore.

Festival performances, Cincinnati; Hagerstown.
Baltimore Music Club Chorus, composer-conductor.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Baltimore, Md., 1879- now living in Baltimore.

Graduate of Peabody Conservatory of Music as composer, conductor, violinist. Member
of faculty of Peabody Conservatory of Music teaching composition, harmony, conducting,
violin and pedagogy ; member of Advisory Board National Academy of Music ; conductor
of Baltimore Chorus and Glee Cub; editor ^ for several American music-publishing firms.
Interested in choral and orchestral compositions.

FELIX BOROWSK1

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CONCERTO FOR PIANO

VALSE PATHETIQUE

Two PIECES FOR STRING ORCHESTRA

ALLEGRO DE CONCERT FOR ORGAN

AND ORCHESTRA
ELEGIE SYMPHONIQUE
"PEINTURES"

"LE PRINTEMPS PASSIONNE," POEME
FANTASIE-OVERTURE, "YOUTH"
TONE POEM, "CCE HOMO"
TONE POEM, "SEMIRAMIS"

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

OVERTURE TO A PANTOMIME
IDYL

RHAPSODY FOR ORGAN AND CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTET G MAJOR

DURATION PUBLISHER

35 minutes

10
8

25
10
12
12
12

5 minutes
6

10 "

12 minutes

STAGE WORKS

"BOUDOUR" Ballet pantomime, 1 act 45 minutes
"PIERROT IN ARCADY" Ballet pantomime

Published

Manuscript

Published

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1913
1914
1912

1915
1916
1917
1920
1922
1923
1924

1925
1931

1926

1930

1918
1920

MARCH TRIOMPHALE
CONCERTO FOR PIANO

Two PIECES FOR STRING

ORCHESTRA
ALLEGRO DE CONCERT
ELEGIE SYMPHONIQUE

"PEINTURES"

PRINTEMPS PASSIONE"

PANTASIE-OVERTURE,

"YOUTH"

TONE POEM "EccE HOMO"
TONE POEM "SEMIRAMIS"

OVERTURE TO A PANTOMIME

IDYL

RHAPSODY FOR ORGAN AND

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
QUARTET A MINOR
QUARTET G MAJOR
"BOUDOUR"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Minneapolis Symphony.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Glenn Dillard Gimn;
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Emil Oberhoffer.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Min
neapolis Symphony Orchestra, Emil Oberhoffer; New
York Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch; Detroit

'Symphony Orchestra, Ossip Gabrilowitsch.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, Ossip Gabrilowitsch; St. Louis

'Symphony Orchestra, Rudolph Ganz; .Cincinnati Sym-

'. phony Orchestra, Eugene Ysaye ; Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra, Emil Oberhoffer.

Chicago North Shore Festival, composer-conductor ; Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Civic Or
chestra, Chicago; Berlin.

Chicago North Shore Festival; Chicago Symphony Or
chestra, Frederick Stock; New York Philharmonic Or-

jchestra, Henry Hadley; St. Louis Symphony Orchestra,
Henri Verbruggen; Ann Arbor Festival, Michigan;

Hollywood Bowl, Emil Oberhoffer.
New York State Orchestra, Josef Stransky.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Stadium

concert, New York, Henry Hadley; Cleveland Symphony.
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Vladimir Golschmann.
Allied Arts, Chicago, Eric DeLamarter.
National Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Ganz, on tour.
National Association of Organists, Chicago.

Flonzaley Quartet, Chicago.

Gordon String Quartet, Chicago.

.Chicago Opera Company, composer-conductor, Chicago,

New York; Boston, Alexander Smallens.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in England, 1872 now living in Chicago.

Graduated from Conservatory of Music, Cologne, Germany; studied in London. Now
music critic Christian Science Monitor; writer of program notes ,Chicago Symphony Or
chestra ; director Civic Music Association, Chicago ; teacher ; author. Interested in orches
tral and chamber music composition.

GEORGE FREDERICK BOYLE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC FANTASIE
SLUMBER SONG AND AUBADE
CONCERTO FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER

15 minutes

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1915
1915
1917

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR PIANO 25

SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO 20

SONATA FOR CELLO AND PIANO 20

SUITE FOR Two PIANOS 20

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1916
1918
1928
1932

SYMPHONIC FANTASIE

SLUMBER SONG AND AUBADE

CONCERTO FOR CELLO AND
ORCHESTRA

PIANO SONATA

SONATA FOR VIOLA AND

PIANO
SUITE FOR Two PIANOS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

St. Louis Symphony, Max Zach, St. Louis; New York
Symphony, Walter Damrosch, New York; Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra Eugene Ysaye, Cincinnati; Balti
more Symphony, Gustav Strube, Baltimore.
St. Louis Symphony, Max Zach, St. Louis; St. Louis
Symphony, Rudolph Ganz, St. Louis ; Boston Symphony,
Andre Maquarre, Boston; Baltimore Symphony, Gus
tav Strube; American Symphony, Glenn Dillard Gunn,
Chicago.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold StokowsH, Washing
ton, D. C; Philadelphia Orchestra, Thaddeus Rich; other
cities in United States ; Hans Kindler, London and Paris ;
San Francisco Symphony, Alfred Herz; Chicago Sym
phony, Frederick Stock.

Performances in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Performances in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.

New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Australia, 1886 -now living in Philadelphia, Pa.

Pupil of Busoni. Teacher of piano at Institute of Musical Art of New York. Interested
in all forms of composition, especially piano solo.

ROBERT BRAINE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SOS

THE RAVEN

baritone
THE SONG OF HIAWATHA

suite 4- movements
THE HOUSE OF USHER

symphonic poem
RHAPSODY IN Eb

DURATION PUBLISHER

3 minutes Manuscript
22 " Manuscript

24
12

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1927
1928

1930
1931
1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

PHANTASY

10 instruments t piano

7 minutes Manuscript

1927

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN A 20 minutes Manuscript 1921

BALLADE FOR STRING QUARTET 5 " Manuscript 1931

SUITE, VIOLIN AND PIANO 20 " Manuscript 1926
5 movements

STAGE WORKS

THE WANDERING JEW 3 acts
large orchestra, chorus

VIRGINIA 3 acts

large orchestra, chorus

DIANE 4 acts

large orchestra, chorus

full evening Manuscript 1924

Manuscript 1926

Manuscript 1929

SOS

THE RAVEN

THE SONG OF HIAWATHA

PHANTASY

BALLADE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

NBC Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch (radio),
New York; Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick
Stock, Chicago ; NBC Symphony Orchestra, Walter Dam
rosch, radio program to Germany, New York; Portland
Symphony Orchestra, Willem van Hoogstraten, Portland,
Oregon.

New York Chamber Music Society, New York.
NBC Symphony, Walter Damrosch (radio), New York.
Barrere Little Symphony, composer at piano, New York ;
radio.
Radio.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Springfield, Ohio, 1896 now living in New York.

Graduate Cincinnati College of Music; studied piano and violin with his parents, Gorno,
Saar, Ern and Mirsch; solo pianist and accompanist, also conductor. At present staff
pianist and conductor for National Broadcasting Company, New York ; revision and com
position for publishers. Chiefly interested in orchestral compositions, opera and songs.

6ENA BRANSCOMBE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC SUITE "QUEBEC" (from
an unfinished opera "The Bells
of Circumstance") tenor solo

FESTIVAL PRELUDE

DURATION PUBLISHER
20 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

DATE
1928

1913

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE "QUEBEC"

11 instruments, tenor

20 minutes Manuscript

1928

CHORAL WORKS

PILGRIMS OF DESTINY

choral drama, soli, mixed chorus,
orchestra

A WIND FROM THE SEA

women's voices, chamber orchestra

THE PHANTOM CARAVAN

merits chorus, chamber orchestra

THE DANCER OF FJAARD

women's voices, soprano and con
tralto solos, chamber orchestra

YOUTH OF THE WORLD

women's voices, chamber orchestra

CHORAL WORK FOR MIXED VOICES,
ORCHESTRA

hours Oliver Ditson

5 minutes Arthur P. Schmidt

1927

John Church Co. 1926
Arthur P. Schmidt 1926

M. Witmark

In preparation

1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

One movement
STRING QUARTETTE

12 minutes Manuscript

In preparation

1920

SYMPHONIC SUITE "QUEBEC"
FESTIVAL PRELUDE

SUITE "QUEBEC"
(chamber orchestra)

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND
PIANO

PILGRIMS OF DESTINY

THE PHANTOM CARAVAN
WIND FROM THE SEA

THE DANCER OF FJAARP
YOUTH OF THE WORLD

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Women's Symphony Orchestra, composer-con
ductor, Chicago.

MacDowell Festival, Peterboro, William Humiston; San
Francisco; New York.

Society American Women Composers, composer-conduc
tor, and several other organizations in New York.
New York; Washington, D. C. ; Minneapolis; Cincinnati;
New Haven.

New York; Boston; Plymouth; Washington, D.C; Cin
cinnati; New Jersey; N.B.C. Symphony Orchestra with
Matinee Musicale Choral Society, composer conducting.
MacDowell Gub, New York; New Jersey; Washington,
D. C. ; Los Angeles ; Lawrence, Mass. ; radio, New York
Cincinnati Conservatory Chorus and Orchestra; Mac
Dowell Club, composer-conductor, New York; Ruth
erford, N. J,; Cincinnati; Adesdi Chorus, New York;
Brooklyn.

Frequent performances throughout the United States,
New York; Washington, D. C; New Jersey.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Picton, Canada, 1881 now living in New York City.

Music degree Chicago Musical College; pupil of Borowski, Ganz and Humperdinck.
Acting president Society American Women Composers ; vice president Matinee Musicale
Society, New York; choral director the American Women's Association; choral conduc
tor the MacDowell Choral Society, New Jersey ; guest conductor other choral organiza
tions ; chairman of American Music and Folksong ; Federation of Women's Clubs ; vice-
chairman of music, National League of American Pen Women ; honorary degree Whitman
College, Washingtoa Interested in all forms of composition.

CARL ERNST BRICKEN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA
SYMPHONY IN D MINOR

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTET IN C MINOR

2 violins, viola, cello
PIANO QUINTET IN D MINOR

15 minutes

Manuscript
In preparation

25 minutes Manuscript
25 " Manuscript

DATE

1931

192S
1930

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

STRING QUARTET IN C MINOR New York City ; Vienna.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Shelbyville, Ky., 1898 now living in Chicago, 111.

Graduate Yale University; studied composition David Mannes Music School; pupil of
Scalero ; Guggenheim Fellowship ; Pulitzer Scholarship. At present head of department of
music at University of Chicago. Specially interested in orchestral composition.

CECIL BURLEISH

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

IST .CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN

violin solo

SECOND CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN
THIRD CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN
EVANGELINE Tone Poem
MOUNTAIN PICTURES

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

THE VILLAGE DANCE

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA "THE ASCENSION"

violin and piano
SONATA (from the Life of St. Paul)

and many other works

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

18 minutes Clayton F. Summy 1915

15
20
12
15

Carl Fischer
Carl Fischer
Carl Fischer
Carl Fischer

1919
1928
1929
1930

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1921

15 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc. 1914

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1921

FIRST CONCERTO

SECOND CONCERTO

THIRD CONCERTO
MOUNTAIN PICTURES
SONATA "THE ASCENSION"

SONATA (from the life of
St. Paul)

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Minneapolis Or
chestra, Emil Oberhoffer; St. Louis Orchestra, Rudolph
Ganz; Detroit Orchestra, Ossip Gabrilowitsch ; Amster
dam Orchestra, Willem Mengelberg; Los Angeles Or
chestra.

Berlin Orchestra, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Portland
Orchestra, Baltimore Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra,
New York Symphony.

Minneapolis Orchestra, Henri Verbruggen; Boston Sym
phony Orchestra.

Minneapolis Orchestra, Henri Verbruggen; St. Louis
Orchestra, Rudolph Ganz.

New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Sioux
City, David and Clara Mannes; Chicago, etc., Hugo
Kortschak.
Chicago; Minneapolis; Portland; St. Paul; Mexico.

Recordings.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Wyoming, N. Y., 1885 now living in Madison, Wis.

Pupil of Witek for violin, Leichtentritt for theory and composition; Sauret, Auer and
Rothwell. Now head of violin and composition departments at University of Wisconsin.
Interested in piano, orchestra and chamber music composition.

CHARLES WAKEFIEID CADMAN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THUNDERBIRD SUITE
ORIENTAL RHAPSODY
To A VANISHING RACE

for strings
FANTASY FOR ORCHESTRA

with piano and 2 saxophones

DURATION PUBLISHER

14 minutes
5

Published
Published
Published

Manuscript

DATE

1914
1917

1932

CHORAL WORKS

THE SUNSET TRAIL

mixed voices
THE FATHER OF WATERS

mixed voices
VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL

male chorus

25 minutes Published 1925

30 " Published 1928

G. Schirmer, Inc.

CHAMBER MUSIC

TRIO IN D MAJOR

violin, cello and piano
VIOLIN SONATA

17 minutes Published 1914

18 " J. Fischer &Bro. 1930

STAGE WORKS

"SHANEWIS" Opera in 2 acts
A WITCH OF SALEM
THE GARDEN OF MYSTERY
DAOMA

THE WILLOW TREE/ concert grand
opera

White-Smith 1917

Oliver Ditson 1924

J. Fischer & Bro. 1915

Manuscript 1913

25 minutes In preparation

ORIENTAL RHAPSODY

THUNDERBIRD SUITE

TRIO IN D MAJOR

VIOLIN SONATA

SHANEWIS

THE GARDEN OF MYSTERY

A WITCH OF SALEM

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, William Henry
Rothwell ; Hollywood Bowl, Dr. Alfred Hertz ; Los An
geles Philharmonic Orchestra, Artur Rodzinski ; National
Broadcasting Company, New York, Walter Damrosch,
Erno Rapee.

Russian Symphony Orchestra, Modest Altschuler; Los
Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Adolf Tandler, Wil
liam Henry Rothwell ; Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Emil
Oberhoffer, Alfred Hertz; Manchester Symphony Or
chestra, England.

Many cities in America; England; Havana.
Los Angeles ; San Francisco.

Metropolitan Opera House, Roberto Moranzoni ; broadcast.
Carnegie Hall, New York; Howard Barlow, broadcast.
Chicago Civic Opera Company, Chicago, Boston, Los
Angeles, Henry Weber conductor.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Johnstown, Pa., 1881 now living in La Mesa, California.
Studied harmony with Oehmer ; organ with Steiner ; orchestration with von Kunitz and
Paur; University Southern California degree. Organist Pittsburgh church and con
ductor male chorus ; critic "Pittsburgh Dispatch ;" founder of society for encouragement
of American Music, Los Angeles; member Society American Indian; member of
Society for Promotion of Grand Opera in English; member of Pro Musica. Formerly
interested in study of the Indian Folk music ; recorded many ceremonial and flageolet pieces
(Indian music.) Now co-editor of the "Music World," contributor to many journals. For
merly specially interested in operatic composition, now writing chiefly along strictly
symphonic lines ; interested in all folk music.

JOHN ALDEN CARPENTER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SUITE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

ADVENTURES IN A PERAMBULATOR
CONCERTINO 30

piano solo
SUITE 30

BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA
SKYSCRAPERS 20

Work for Orchestra

30 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc. 1915

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1917

G. Schlnner, Inc. 1919

G. Schinner, Inc. 1926
In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

WATER COLORS Four Chinese Songs
mezzo-soprano

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA

violin and piano
STRING QUARTET

CHORAL WORKS

SONG OF FAITH

orchestra, chorus men's and

children's voices
Choral work (with orchestra)

STAGE WORKS

BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA Ballet

large orchestra
KRAZY KAT Ballet

25 players
SKYSCRAPERS Ballet

large orchestra

10 minutes

1918

G. Schirmer, Inc.

voice and piano
score published;
orchestra score
for hire

35 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc. 1913
20 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1928

1931

15 minutes G. Schirmer, lac.

In preparation

45 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc. 1919

10 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1919

30 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1926

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

All major American orchestras; Berlin; Rome; London;

Stockholm.

Major American orchestras; Paris.

Chicago Opera Company,

Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Town Hall, New York, Adolph Bolm,
Metropolitan Opera; Munich State Opera; major Amer
ican orchestras ; Serge Koussevitzky, Paris.
Elizabeth Coolidge Festival, Washington, D. G
Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Milwaukee*
Syracuse and Washington Symphony Orchestras; Na
tional Broadcasting Company Orchestra, Walter Dam-
rosch; Washington Bicentennial Commission, 1932,

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Chicago, Illinois, 1876 now living in Chicago.

Graduate of Harvard University, A. B. and A. M. ; studied with Ziehn and Elgar. Vice-
president of G. B. Carpenter & Co.; French Legion of Honor. Interested in orchestral,
choral and ballet composition.

ADVENTURES IN A

PERAMBULATOR
CONCERTINO
BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA

Ballet
BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA

Suite

KRAZY KAT
SKYSCRAPERS Ballet

STRING QUARTET
SONG OF FAITH

ERNEST CARTER

STAGE WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

THE WHITE BIRD one act opera
chamber orchestra

NAMBA OR THE THIRD STATUE
One act dance pantomime

THE BLONDE DONNA

Opera comique, three acts
chamber orchestra

1^2 hours

Published

1917

ms. orchestral

parts and stage

set for hire

35 minutes

Manuscript

1934

for hire

2y 2 hours

Manuscript

1914

for hire

THE WHITE BIRD

NAMBA

THE BLONDE DONNA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago; Germany.

Columbus, Ohio; Stamford, ,Conn.

Opera Comique, Rudolph Thomas, Brooklyn ; New York

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Orange, N. J., 1866 now living in New York,

Graduate Princeton University; M. A. Columbia University; studied theory and com
position with Friedenberg in Berlin ; piano with Mason ; organ at the Royal Hochschule in
Berlin and with Bartlett in New York. Honorary degree Doctor of Music, Princeton
University; formerly lecturer on music, organist, choir-master at Princeton University;
conductor. Editor Princeton Song Book and other college song books. Special interest
operatic and orchestral composition.

THEODORE WARD CHANLER

CHORAL WORKS

SLEEP

mixed voices a capclla

DURATION PUBLISHER

7 minutes Manuscript

DATE

1927

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

15 minutes Manuscript

1927

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND Societe Musicale Independante, Paris; Copland-Sessions,

PIANO New York City.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Newport, R. I., 1902 now living in Geneseo, N. Y.

ABRAM CHASINS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CONCERTO F Minor
piano

THREE CHINESE PIECES

PARADE

SECOND CONCERTO FOR PIANO

AND ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes Manuscript

9
8

Published
Published

In preparation

BATE

192S

1925
1931

CONCERTO IN F MINOR

PARADE
CHINESE PIECES

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia Orchestra, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Philadel
phia and New York; Vienna Symphony, Felix Wein-
gartner, Vienna; Munich Symphony, Anton Bruckner,
Munich; Havana Symphony, Roig, Havana.
New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Arturo Toscanini,
New York; Boston Symphony, Arthur Fiedler, Boston.
New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Arttiro Toscanini
and Ernest Schelling, New York; Curtis Symphony Or
chestra, Artur Rodzinski, Philadelphia; Roxy Symphony
Orchestra, Joseph Littau, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York City, N. Y., 1903 now living in Philadelphia, Pa.
Pupil of Goldmark in composition; pupil of Hutcheson, Hofmann and Epstein in piano.
At present member of piano faculty of Curtis Institute, Philadelphia, Special interest in
oriental harmony; intensive work in field of contrapuntal orchestration; has composed
mainly for piano.

CARLOS CHAVEZ

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

Los CUATRO SOLES

Orchestral Suite from the Ballet
H.P. SINFONIA DE BAILE
TRES EXAGONOS

voice and 6 instruments
ENERGIA

nine instruments

PlRAMIDE

DURATION PUBLISHER

25 minutes Manuscript

45
10

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript
In preparation

DATE
1926

1926-27
1924

1925

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET
SONATINAS

for piano solo

for piano and violin

for piano and cello
PIANO SONATA
SONATA FOR HORNS
FOUR MEXICAN PIECES FOR PIANO

15 minutes Manuscript

7
7
7

15
8

Cos Cob Press

New Music
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1920

1924

1928

1929-30

1926-31

STAGE WORKS

ELFUEGO NUEVO BALLET
Los CUATRO SOLES

symphony orchestra, women's

chorus
H.P. SINFONIA DE BAILE

large symphony orchestra

40 minutes Manuscript
40 " Manuscript

Manuscript

1921
1926

1926-27

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

The orchestral and chamber works have been played by various organizations in the
United States, Europe and Mexico.

H.P. SINFONIA Philadelphia Orchestra, with Leopold Stokowski and

Philadelphia Opera Company, Philadelphia.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Mexico City, Mexico, 1899 now living in Mexico City.

Conductor of Orquesta Sinfonica de Mexico; director of Conservatorio Nacional de
Mexico ; editor of "Musica," Revista Mexicana. Interested in all forms of music.

ROSSETER SLEASON COLE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC PRELUDE
"PIONEER" OVERTURE
"HEROIC PIECE"
organ

DURATION PUBLISHER

1 minutes

13
9

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
organ solo
A. P. Schmidt

DATE

1915
1918

1924

CHORAL WORKS

"THE BROKEN TROTH" CANTATA
women's voices, orchestra

"THE ROCK OF LIBERTY"

mixed voices, solos, orchestra

40 minutes Published 1917

50 " A. P. Schmidt 1920

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA IN D MAJOR
piano and violin

30 minutes Published

1892-1917

STAGE WORKS

"MERRYMOUNT" Opera in 3 Acts
symphony orchestra

2 hours

Manuscript

1928

SYMPHONIC PRELUDE

"PIONEER" OVERTURE

"HEROIC PIECE"

"THE ROCK OF LIBERTY"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock, Chicago;
Minneapolis Symphony, Emil Oberhoffer, Minneapolis;
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Henry Rothwell, Los
Angeles.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor, Chi
cago; other performances.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock, Chicago;
other performances.
Chicago ; many other performances.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Clyde, Michigan, 1866 now living in Chicago, 111.

Graduate University of Michigan; studied composition Royal Master School, Berlin, with
Max Bruch. Formerly professor of music, Ripon College, Wisconsin; Grinnell College,
Iowa ; associate professor of theory Northwestern University School of Music, Evanston ;
University of Wisconsin faculty. At present head of music department Columbia Univer
sity summer session; teaching privately; president of Music Teachers National Associa
tion. Interested in all forms of composition.

FREDERICK SHEPHERD CONVERSE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ORMAZD Tone Poem
SYMPHONY C MINOR

SYMPHONY E MINOR

FLIVVER TEN MILLION Fantasie
CALIFORNIA Festival Scenes
ELEGIAC POEM
AVE ATQUE VALE Tone Poem

DURATION

PUBLISHER

18 minutes
30

H. W. Gray Co.
Manuscript
for hire

Manuscript
for hire

C. C. Birchard

Manuscript

DATE

1912
1920

1922

1927
1928
1926
1916

CHORAL WORKS

THE PEACE PIPE Cantata 45 minutes C C. Birchard 1914

THE FLIGHT OF THE EAGLE Cantata 30 " C. C. Birchard 1930

THE ANSWER OF THE STARS Cantata 12 '* C. C. Birchard 1920

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR CELLO AND PIANO
TRIO FOR VIOLIN, CELLO AND PIANO
THE IMMIGRANTS opera

SlNDBAD THE SAILOR Opera

30 minutes
35

Published
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1912
1931
1914
1917

"ORMAZD"

SYMPHONY IN ,C MINOR
SYMPHONY IN E 'MINOR

FLIVVER TEN MILLION

CALIFORNIA

ELEGIAC POEM
AVE ATQUE, VALE
THE PEACE PIPE

THE FLIGHT OF THE EAGLE
SONATA FOR CELLO & PIANO
THE ANSWER OF THE STARS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony, Arthur Fiedler, Karl Muck; New
York Symphony, Walter Damrosch; Paris, Chalmers
Clifton.

Boston Symphony, Pierre Monteux; Boston, New York.
Boston Symphony, Pierre Monteux; New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra, Henry Hadley.
Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, New York; De
troit, Shavitch; Syracuse; Russia; Henry Hadley, Bue
nos Aires ; Frederick S. Converse, Boston ; Henry Wood,
London; Hoffman, Vienna; Breslau, Berlin and other
cities.

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Alfredo Casella,
Boston; Los Ajtigeles; Henry Hadley, New York.
Nicolai Sokoloff, Cleveland; New York; Boston.
Max Zach, St. Louis; Frederick S. Converse, Boston.
Chautauqua, .Chalmers Clifton; Boston and many other
choral performances.
New Bedford.

Bo.ston, Malldn, Brown, Adamowski.
Cambridge and many other cities.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Newton, Mass., 1871 now living in Westwood, Mass.

Graduate of Harvard University; pupil of Chadwick in composition, studied piano with
Baermann, graduated from Munich Academy of Music. Formerly instructor in harmony in
New England Conservatory of Music and assistant professor of music at Harvard Uni
versity. Now dean of New England Conservatory of Music. Interested in all forms
of composition.

AARON COPLAND

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CORTEGE MACABRE (from Grohg)
SYMPHONY FOR ORGAN AND

ORCHESTRA

FIRST SYMPHONY FOR ORCHESTRA
A DANCE SYMPHONY
CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA
SYMPHONIC ODE FOR LARGE ORCHESTRA
ORCHESTRAL WORK IN 3 MOVEMENTS

DURATION PUBLISHER

8 minutes Manuscript

25
25
20
18
20

Manuscript
Cos Cob Press
Cos Cob Press
Cos Cob Press
Cos Cob Press
In preparation

DATE
1923

1924
1924
1925
1926
1929

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

MUSIC FOR THE THEATRE

five parts
Two PIECES FOR STRING ORCHESTRA

a. LENTO MOLTO

b. RONDINO

20 minutes Cos Cob Press

Manuscript

1925
1928

CHORAL WORKS

THE HOUSE ON THE HILL
(E. A. Robinson)
a cappella, women's voices

AN IMMORALITY (Ezra Pound)
women's voices and piano

5 minutes E. ,C. Schirmer 1925

E. ,C Schirmer 1925

CHAMBER MUSIC

Two PIECES

a. NOCTURNE

b. UKELELE SERENADE
violin and piano

Two PIECES

a. LENTO MOLTO

6. RONDINO

string quartet
VITEBSK study on a Jewish melody

violin, cello, piano
PIANO VARIATIONS

8 minutes Schott Sohne

Manuscript

Cos Cob Press

1926
1928

1929
1930

STAGE WORKS

GROHG Ballet in one act

1 male dancer, 3 female dancers,
corps de ballet, symphony orchestra

Manuscript

1925
revised 1932

ARRON COPLAND (Continued)

SYMPHONY FOR ORGAN
AND ORCHESTRA

FIRST SYMPHONY

SCHERZO FROM FIRST
SYMPHONY

A DANCE SYMPHONY
CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND
ORCHESTRA

MUSIC FOR THE THEATRE

SYMPHONIC ODE

CORTEGE MACABRE
Two PIECES FOR STRING
ORCHESTRA

THE HOUSE ON THE HILL 1
AN IMMORALITY J

Two PIECES FOR VIOLIN

AND PIANO

Two PIECES FOR STRING
QUARTET

VITEBSK

PIANO VARIATIONS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch,
Nadia Boulanger, New York; Boston Symphony Or
chestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Nadia Boulanger, Boston;
Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Howard Hanson, Mel
ville Smith, Rochester.

Berlin Sinfonie Orchestra, Ernest Ansermet, Berlin;
Mexican Symphony Orchestra, Carlos Chavez, Mexico
City.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Fritz Reiner, New York, Phila
delphia; Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner,
Cincinnati.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Philadelphia.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton, New York; Los Angeles Symphony, Albert Coates,
Hollywood Bowl ; Philharmonic Orchestra, Albert Coates,
New York.

League of Composers, Serge Koussevitzky, New York;
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton, New York, Brooklyn; Concerts Koussevitzky, Serge
Koussevitzky, Paris; International Society for Contem
porary Music, Sandor Harmati, Frankfort ; Mexican Sym
phony Orchestra, Carlos .Chavez, Mexico City; Phila
delphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Philadelphia ; Cop
land-Sessions Concert, composer-conductor, New York.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton, New York.

Concerts Golschmann, Vladimir Golschmann, Paris.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton; Philadelphia Sinfonietta, Fabien Sevitzky, Phila
delphia.

Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New
York; Mexican Conservatory Chorus, Carlos Chavez,
Mexico City.

League of Composers, New York; Societe Musicale In-
dependante, Paris,

Copland- Sessions Concerts, New York; Philadelphia So
ciety for (Contemporary Music, Philadelphia; Concert of
American Composers, Paris.

League of Composers, New York; Concert of American
Composers, Paris; Copland- Sessions Concerts, New
York; Pro Musica, Los Angeles.
League of Composers, New York; London Contemporary
Music Center, London ; Yaddo Festival, Saratoga Springs.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Brooklyn, N, Y., 1900 now living in New York City.
Pupil of Boulanger and Goldmark in composition; Wittgenstein, Adler and Vines, in
piano; Guggenheim Fellowship; R,CA. Victor Symphonic Award. Organized Copland-
Sessions Concerts; music director First American Festival of Contemporary Music at
Yaddo, Saratoga Springs; member of Board of United States Section International
Society for Contemporary Music; member of Advisory Board of League of Composers.
Interested in all forms of composition.

HENRY DIXON COWELL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY
,COM MUNICATION
VESTIGES
SOME Music
CONCERTO

piano

SYNCHRONY
Two APPOSITIONS
RHYTHMICANA

for rhythmicon and orchestra
ORCHESTRAL SUITE

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SYMPHONIETTA
14 instruments

CONCERTO Irish Suite
12 strings and piano

POLYPHONICA

12 instruments
EXULTATION

10 strings
HEROIC DANCE

9 instruments
COMPETITIVE SPORT

9 instruments
STEEL AND STONE

9 instruments

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE

45 minutes
8
10
12
18

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Senart

1918
1920
1924
1927
1929

15
10
20

Edition Adler
Manuscript
Manuscript

1930
1931
1931

In preparation

15 minutes

Edition Adler

192$

Manuscript

1929

Manuscript

1930

Edition Adler

1930

Manuscript

1931

5 "

Manuscript

1931

Manuscript

1931

CHORAL WORKS

THE THISTLE FLOWER

a cappella, women's voices

5 minutes Manuscript

1928

CHAMBER MUSIC

ENSEMBLE

2 violins, viola, 2 cellos
SEVEN PARAGRAPHS trios

violin viola, cello
QUARTET
SUITE

violin, piano

15 minutes Associated Music

Publishers, Inc. 1925
10 " Manuscript 1926

Manuscript
Associated Music ,
Publishers, Inc.

1927

STAGE WORKS

THE BUILDING OF BANBA Ballet
chorus, 14 piece orchestra, soprano,
alto, tenor, two basses

ATLANTIS Ball et

theatre orchestra, 3 voices

60 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

1922

1926

HENRY DIXON COWELL (Continued)

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

CONCERTO

SYMPHONIETTA

IRISH SUITE
ENSEMBLE
STRING QUARTET

SEVEN PARAGRAPHS
THE BUILDING OF BANBA
SYNCHRONY

COMPETITIVE SPORT AND
STEEL AND STONE

Conductorless Orchestra, New York; Rochester Phil
harmonic Orchestra, Howard Hanson, Rochester ; Havana
Philharmonic Orchestra, Pedro Sanjuan,

Boston Chamber Orchestra, Boston; Tandler's Little
Symphony, Los Angeles; Budapest Ensemble, Budapest;
Eastman School, Rochester; Madrid, Pedro Sanjuan;
Vienna, Anton Webern; Berlin.

Boston Chamber Orchestra, Boston.

International .Composers Guild, New York.

League of Composers, New York; Los Angeles; Briinn.

Copland-Sessions, New York; Budapest.

Halcyon California Festival.

Straram Orchestra, Paris, Nicolas Slonimsky; Berlin
Philharmonic Orchestra, Nicolas Slonimsky; Philadelphia
Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Philadelphia; Budapest
Symphony, Nicolas Slonimsky, Budapest.

Pan-American Ensemble, New York, Adolph Weiss.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Menlo Park, Calif., 1897 now living in California.

Studied at University of California, Berkeley, and New York City. Guggenheim Fel
lowship. At present editor "New Music Quarterly" and "New Music Orchestra Series ;"
director New Music Society of California; Pan American Association of Composers;
member of Board of the United States Section International Society for Contemporary
Music and American Library of Musicology; member of Advisory Board of League of
Composers; Dutch Society for (Contemporary Music; Contemporary Arts Association;
musical director of New School for Social Research ; inventor with Theremin of "rhyth-
micon" instrument; author of various books and articles on music. Interested in or
chestra, stage works and chamber orchestra.

RUTH PORTER CRAWFORD

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

Two PIECES FOR ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER
In preparation

DATE

CHAMBER MUSIC

THREE SONGS

contralto, oboe, piano, percussion,
orchestral ostinato

8 minutes New Music

1932

CHORAL WORKS

Two CHANTS FOR WOMEN'S VOICES
a cappella; contralto, soprano

5 minutes Manuscript

1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

Surra FOR 4 STRINGS AND PIANO 15 minutes Photostat copies 1929

2 violins, viola, cello
THREE SONGS FOR CONTRALTO, OBOE, Manuscript 1930

PIANO, AND PERCUSSION

STRING QUARTET 12 " Manuscript 1931

FOUR DIAPHONIC SUITES 15 " Manuscript 1931

2 cellos; 2 clarinets; oboe and

cello; flute

THREE SONGS

FOUR DIAPHONIC SUITES

CHANT FOR WOMEN'S CHORUS

SUITE FOR FOUR STRINGS
AND PIANO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Pan American Association, New York; New Music So
ciety, San Francisco.

Pan American Association, Adolph Weiss, New York;
Pan American Association, Nicolas Slonimsky, Berlin.
Internationale Gesellschaft fur Neue Musik, Hamburg.
League of Composers, New York.
Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New
York.
Pro Musica, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Liverpool, Ohio, 1901 now living in New York

Studied American Conservatory, Chicago ; master's degree piano and counterpoint ; Gug
genheim Fellowship.

BAINBRID6E CRIST

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

EGYPTIAN" IMPRESSIONS
ABHISARIKA

violin, orchestra

CHINESE DANCE
ARABIAN DANCE
NAUTCH DANCE
COLORED STARS 4 songs

THE PARTING

CHINESE MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES

voice, orchestra
DROLLERIES FROM AN ORIENTAL

DOLL'S HOUSE

voice, orchestra
O COME HITHER

coloratura soprano, orchestra
INTERMEZZO
DREAMS
YEARNING
NOCTURNE
AN OLD PORTRAIT
SENLIN a symphonic poem
THE SORCERESS a symphonic poem

CHORAL WORKS

YESTERYEAR

mixed chorus
A ROSE WILL FADE IN A DAY

mixed chorus
NINA BOBO

mixed chorus
THE OLD SOLDIER

mixed chorus
CHINESE MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES

women's chorus
THE WAY THAT LOVERS USE

women's chorus

DURATION PUBLISHER

12 minutes
30

Published

For hire

Violin and piano

score published

Published

For hire

Vocal and piano

score published

DATE
1914

Published

For hire

Published
Published
Published
Published
Published
Published

STASE WORKS

LE PIED DE LA MOMIE

choreographic drama one scene
PREGIWA'S MARRIAGE A Javanese

ballet one scene
THE SORCERESS choreographic drama

on a Hindu legend one scene

30 minutes For hire

30
30

For hire
For hire

1915

1920
1926

EGYPTIAN IMPRESSIONS

LE PIED BE LA MOMIE
CHINESE MOTHER GOOSE
RHYMES

THE PARTING
CHINESE DANCE
ARABIAN DANCE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony Orchestra ; San Francisco ; St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra, Max Zach; Switzerland; England.
Bournemouth, England, composer-conductor.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Pierre Monteux; San
Francisco Symphony, Alfred Hertz; Philharmonic Or
chestra, Havana, Pedro San Juan.
Bangor, Maine; Portland, Maine.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston; Switzerland.
Switzerland.

BIOGRAPHY

Bom in Lawrenceburg, Ind., 1883 now living in South Yarmouth, Mass.
Graduate LL.B. George Washington University; studied composition, singing and orches
tration with Juon, Landy, Shakespeare, Clark and Enerich. Practiced law in Boston, Mass.
At present conductor Cape Cod Choral Society. Interested chiefly in orchestral, choral and
stage works.

MABEL WHEELER DANIELS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER PATE

PIRATE'S ISLAND 6 minutes Manuscript 1932
THIRD MOVEMENT OF SUITE FOR

ORCHESTRA In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

DEEP FOREST 6J4 minutes Published 1931

thirteen instruments

CHORAL WORKS

EXULTATE DEO 7 minutes Published 1929

mixed voices, orchestra
THE HOLY STAR 6 " Published 1928

mixed voices, orchestra
A HOLIDAY FANTASY 7 l / 2 " Published 1928

mixed voices, orchestra
THE CHRIST .CHILD 4 " Published 1931

mixed voices, a cappella
CHORAL WORK FOR MIXED VOICES In preparation

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONGS OF ELFLAND 13 minutes Published 1924

women's voices, soprani soli,
flute, harp, strings, percussion

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

PIRATE'S ISLAND New York Symphony, Georges Barrere, Chautauqua.

DEEP FOREST Barrere Little Symphony, New York; American Little

Symphony, Victor Coffey, Detroit; Boston Symphony,
(radio) Arthur Fiedler, Boston.

FXULTATE DEO Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos

ton; Westchester Choral Festival, Albert Stoessel, White
Plains, N. Y.; Festival of American Music, Howard
Hanson, Rochester ; Fresno, California, A. G. Wahlberg ;
Providence; Chatauqua; Columbus, Ohio.

SONGS OF ELFLAND St. Louis Symphony, St. Louis ; Detroit Symphony Or

chestra, Madrigal Chorus, Detroit; Flute Players' Club,
Boston, Mass.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Swampscott, Mass., 1879^ now living in Boston, Mass.

Graduate Radcliffe .College, Cambridge; studied composition with Chadwick and in Mun
ich with Thuille. Specially interested in orchestral and choral works with orchestra.

ERIC DELAMARTER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE "THE FAUN"

SYMPHONY IN D, No. 1

SERENADE

PSALM CXLIV

OVERTURE "MASQUERADE"

FABLE OF THE HAPLESS FOLK TUNE

SUITE FROM "THE BETROTHAL"

CONCERTO FOR ORGAN No. 1
.CONCERTO FOR ORGAN No. 2

SYMPHONY No. 2 (after Walt
Whitman)

THE DANCE OF LIFE (Suite for ballet) 20
SYMPHONY No. 3
SYMPHONY No. 4

"WEAVER OF TALES"

organ and chamber orchestra

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

6 minutes

Manuscript

1914

Manuscript

1914

Manuscript

1915

14 "

Manuscript

1915

Manuscript

1916

Manuscript

1917

Society for
Publication of
American Music

1919

24 "

Manuscript

1920

Manuscript

1922

Manuscript

1926

20 "

Manuscript

1931

Manuscript

1931

Manuscript

1932

14 "

Manuscript

1926

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. DeLamarter's works have been performed very frequently throughout the United
States.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Lansing, Mich., 1880 now living in Chicago, 111.

Conductor of Chicago Civic Orchestra, assistant conductor Chicago Symphony Orchestra;
organist and director of music of Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago. Society for
Publication of American Music Award. Eastman School Publication Award. Interested
chiefly in orchestral and chamber orchestra music.

ROBERT MILLS DELANEY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"THE CONSTANT COUPLE" Suite

PASTORAL MOVEMENT Tone Poem
DON QUIXOTE SYMPHONY

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes Manuscript
for hire

Manuscript

Manuscript
2 pianos only

DATE
1926

1930
1927

CHORAL WORKS

Two CHORUSES FOR WOMEN'S VOICES 8 minutes E. C Schirmer
a cappella

Two CHORUSES FOR MIXED VOICES 10 "
a cappella

JOHN BROWN'S SONG choral symphony 26 "

BLAKE CYCLE

chorus and orchestra

Music Co.

1930

E. C. Schirmer
Music Co.

1930

E. C. Schirmer
Music Co.

1931

Manuscript

1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

SECOND STRING QUARTET
THIRD STRING QUARTET
VIOLIN SONATA

5 minutes Manuscript 1926-30

28 " Manuscript 1926-30

22 " Manuscript 1927

VIOLIN SONATA

CONSTANT .COUPLE SUITE
SECOND STRING QUARTET

THIRD STRING QUARTET
Two CHORUSES FOR
WOMEN'S VOICES
JOHN BROWN'S SONG

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York, Copland-Sessions Concerts; Santa Barbara,
Lobera Trio; San Francisco; Modern Music Concerts,
Carmel, ,CaL

Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Santa Barbara, California, Persinger String Quartet;
Paris.

New York, .Copland-Sessions Concerts.

Gerald Reynolds, Women's University Glee Club, New

York; Norway.

Concord, Mass., composer-conductor.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Baltimore, Md., 1903 now living in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Studied theory with Boulanger, orchestration with Honegger, violin with Schradieck and
Capet; Guggenheim Fellowship. Taught theory at Concord School of Music. Director
of music, Santa Barbara School, California. Interested in orchestral, choral and chamber
music composition.

RICHARD DONOVAN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

SMOKE AND STEEL 20 minutes Manuscript 1932

A symphonic poem for full orchestra
after the poem by Carl Sandburg

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

WOOD-NOTES 12 minutes Manuscript 1926

flute, strings and harp

CHORAL WORKS

CHANSON OF THE BELLS OF OSENEY 8 minutes Galaxy Music Corp. 1930

women's voices
To ALL You LADIES Now AT LAND 8 " Galaxy Music Corp. 1932

men's voices, tenor or soprano
Numerous other smaller choral works,

arrangements, etc.

CHAMBER MUSIC

SEXTET FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS

AND PIANO 20 minutes Manuscript 1932

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES
Choral works have been performed throughout country.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New Haven, Conn., 1892 now living at Yale University, New Haven.
Studied at Yale School of Music and Institute of Musical Art, New York City. Teacher
of composition, orchestration, etc., School of Music, Yale University. Conductor of
Women's Choral Society, New Haven, organist and choirmaster Christ Church, New
Haven. Interested in orchestral, choral and chamber music.

ARCADY DUBENSKY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION

SYMPHONY IN G MINOR
SUITE

THREE COMPOSITIONS FOR ORCHESTRA
"INTERMEZZO" AND "COMPLIMENT"
SYMPHONY "RUSSIAN BELLS'*
"CAPRICE" FOR PICCOLO FLUTE WITH

ORCHESTRA
"PRELUDE AND FUGUE/' ORCHESTRA AND

ORGAN

"SUITE A B C" FOR CHILDREN'S CONCERT

PUBLISHER

DATE

Manuscript 1916

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1926

G. Schirmer, Inc. 192S

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1927

Manuscript 19^

Manuscript 1931

In preparation
In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

"GOSSIPS"

FUGUE FOR EIGHTEEN VIOLINS
VARIATIONS FOR EIGHT CLARINETS

Victor Record

Manuscript

1930
1932
1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

"THEME AND VARIATIONS" FOR FOUR

HORNS

STRING QUARTET IN C MAJOR
"PASSACAGLIA" FOR VIOLIN AND CELLO

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1932
1932
1931

STAGE WORKS

"ROMANCE WITH DOUBLE-BASS" opera

miniature

"DOWN TOWN" opera
MELO-DECLAMATION "THE RAVEN"

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1916
1930
1931

ROMANCE WITH DOUBLE-BASS
SYMPHONY IN G MINOR

SYMPHONY "RUSSIAN BELLS"

SUITE

THREE COMPOSITIONS

FOR ORCHESTRA
"INTERMEZZO" AND

"COMPLIMENT"
CAPRICE FOR PICCOLO FLUTE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

The Imperial Opera, Moscow, Russia,

Moscow, Russia.

New York Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor,

New York; other cities in United States.

Performed in various parts of United States, conducted
by Leopold Stokowski, Georges Barrere, Ernest Schell-
ing, Fabian Sevitzky, Walter Damrosch, etc.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1890 now living in New York.

Studied at Moscow Conservatory; studied counterpoint with Iljinsky, conducting with
Arens. Member of Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York Interested in
operatic composition.

JAMES PHILIP DUNN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE ON NEGRO THEMES

THE CONFESSIONS OF ST. AUGUSTINE

"WE"

SYMPHONY IN "C"

THE BARBER'S Six BROTHERS

Pasacaglia and Theme Fugatum
CHORAL IN A MINOR

CHORAL WORKS

THE PHANTOM DRUM

orchestra; mired and also

women's voices
THE Music OF SPRING

orchestra; mixed and also

women's voices
IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS

orchestra; mixed and also

women's voices
SONG OF THE NIGHT

a cappella, eight-part mixed chorus
SALVE REGINA

a cappella, six-part women's chorus
MARQUESAN ISLE

mixed chorus or women's voices;

accompaniment symphony orchestra

or jazs band

CHAMBER MUSIC

PIANO QUINTET
VIOLIN SONATA
VARIATIONS FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN

STAGE WORKS

GRAND OPERA "THE GALLEON"
full orchestra, soloist

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

14 minutes

Published

1922

Manuscript

1925

for hire

Manuscript

1927

for hire

Manuscript

1929

for hire

Manuscript

1930

for hire

Manuscript

1930

for hire

25 minutes

J. Fischer & Bro.
J. Fischer & Bro.
J. Fischer & Bro.

1918
1918
1918

1923
1924
1924

50 minutes
32 "
45

Manuscript
for hire
Manuscript
for hire
Manuscript
for hire

1912
1913
1915

hours Manuscript

1918

THE NEGRO OVERTURE

"WE"

THE BARBER'S Six BROTHERS
CHORAL IN A MINOR

INTERMEZZO FROM "THE
GALLEON"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Many performances in Europe and America, Willem
Mengelberg, Henry Hadley, Willem van Hoogstraten,
Walter Damrosch, Georg Schneevoigt, Leide-Tedesco,
Howard Barlow, ect.

Philharmonic Orchestra, New York, Willem Van Hoog
straten; Walter Damrosch, George Zaslawsky, Henri
Verbrugghen and others.

Newark Orchestra, New Jersey, Armand Balendonck;
Manhattan Symphony, Henry Hadley.
Minneapolis Orchestra, Henri Verbrugghen; Manhattan
Symphony, composer-conductor.

Lewisohn Stadium ; Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Concert, New York.
All choral works performed frequently.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York City, 1884 now living in Jersey City, N. J.
Studied with Edward MacDowell. Has been program annotator of Manhattan Sym
phony Orchestra. Interested in all forms of composition.

HENRY EICHHEIM

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ORIENTAL IMPASSIONS

14 Oriental instruments
CHINESE LEGEND ballet

Oriental instruments
BURMA Orchestra Suite

special bells, disks
JAVA 1st Movement of Triptych

special Javanese instruments

DURATION PUBLISHER

5 minutes
15
12

Manuscript
(for hire)
Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ORIENTAL IMPRESSIONS
Oriental instruments

MALAY MOSAIC

instruments in Malay Mosaic with
12 instruments in chamber orchestra

20 minutes

Society for
Publication of
American Music
G. Schirmer, Inc.
Manuscript

1921
1924

STAGE WORKS

CHINESE LEGEND ballet 25 minutes Manuscript 1924

A BURMESE PWE Ballet 20 " Manuscript 1926

THE MOON, MY SHADOW AND I 10 " Manuscript 1926

A Chinese Ballet

soprano and female chorus

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

ORIENTAL IMPRESSIONS
Large Orchestra Version

ORIENTAL IMPRESSIONS
Chamber Orchestra Version

QUARTET

MALAY MOSAIC

THE RIVALS

Chinese Legend Ballet
CHINESE LEGEND FOR
LARGE ORCHESTRA

A BURMESE PWB Ballet
BURMA Orchestra Suite

JAVA First Movement of
Triptych

Philadelphia Orchestra with Leopold Stokowski; San
Francisco Symphony Orchestra with Alfred Hertz.
Elizabeth Coolidge .Concert, Paris and London.

Santa Barbara; Chicago; Los Angeles.
Ensemble of Philadelphia Orchestra, New York City;
Ensemble, Los Angeles; Symphony Orchestra, Santa
Barbara; Cleveland Symphony Orchestra; Ensemble
Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Chicago Allied Arts, Bolm Ballet Co.; Buenos Aires;
League of Composers, New York City.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton; Serge Koussevitsky, Paris; Pasdeloup Concerts;
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Henri Verbruggen,
Minneapolis and St. Paul; Hollywood Bowl Association;
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Hertz;
Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Howard Hanson.
Neighborhood Playhouse, New York City.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Phila
delphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski ; Philharmonic Or
chestra, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara; Boston Sym
phony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky.
Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski; Boston
Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston; Or-
chestre Symphonique de Paris, Serge Koussevitsky.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in /Chicago, 111., 1870 living now in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Graduate Chicago Musical College; studied with Becker, Jacobsohn, Lichtenberg. Con
cert tours of Orient; introduced many modern composers on tour through America;
has collection of unusual musical instruments, bells, and material from Orient; has con
ducted own works in America and Europe, Society Publication American Music Award.
Interested in all forms of composition.

ALBERT ISRAEL ELKUS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

IMPRESSIONS FROM A GREEK TRAGEDY 17 minutes Manuscript 1921

ON A MERRY FOLK TUNE 5 " Manuscript 1924

CONCERTO ON LEZIONE III OF ARIOSTO 12 " Universal 1917
cello, stringed orchestra with
tympani; also cello and piano

CHORAL WORKS

I AM THE REAPER Henley H. W. Gray & Co.

men's voices published with
piano accompaniment

CHAMBER MUSIC

SERENADE FOR STRING QUARTET Manuscript 1921

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

IMPRESSIONS FROM A San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Hertz, San

GREEK TRAGEDY Francisco and University of California; Los Angeles

Symphony Orchestra, Walter Rothwell, Los Angeles.
ON A MERRY FOLK TUNE San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Hertz, San

Francisco, Oakland, Stanford University, University of

California; Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Ossip Gabri-

lowitsch, Detroit.

CONCERTINO ON LEZIONE III San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Hertz; De-
OF ARIOSTO troit Symphony Orchestra, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Detroit;

Friends of Music Orchestra, Artur Bodanzky, New
York; Manchester; Liverpool; London; Paris.

SERENADE FOR STRING San Francisco; Los Angeles.

QUARTET

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Sacramento, Calif., 1894 living- now in San Francisco, Calif.
Graduate of University of California; studied with Fuchs and Prohaska in Vienna,
Schumann in Berlin, Weill in San Francisco. Member of faculty San Francisco Con
servatory of Music; lecturer in music University of California, and Mills College, Cal
ifornia. Special interest orchestral composition.

HERBERT ELWELL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

Surra FROM "THE HAPPY HYPOCRITE" 18 minutes CGBirehard&Co. 1925

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUINTET FOR STRINGS AND PIANO
PIANO SONATA

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

Manuscript 1923

15 minutes Oxford University

Press 1926

Manuscript

1927

STAGE WORKS

BALLET "THE HAPPY HYPOCRITE"

Manuscript

1925

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

SUITE FROM "THE HAPPY
HYPOCRITE"

BALLET "THE HAPPY
HYPOCRITE"

QUINTET FOR STRINGS
AND PIANO

Augusteo Orchestra, composer-conductor, Rome, Italy;
Howard Hanson, Rochester, N. Y. ; Cleveland Orchestra,
composer-conductor, Cleveland; Detroit Orchestra, How
ard Hanson, Detroit.

Dance Repertory Theatre, New York, Charles Weidman.
Societe National^ Paris; Rome; Cleveland.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Minneapolis, Minn., 1898 now living in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Head of advanced theory and composition at Cleveland Institute ; program note annotator
of Cleveland Symphony Orchestra; successor to James H. Rogers as music critic, Cleve
land Plain Dealer; American Academy Rome Fellowship; Eastman School Publication
Award. Interested chiefly in orchestra, chamber music and ballet.

CARL EPPERT

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ARABIAN SUITE 3 movements
THE WANDERER'S NIGHT SONG

symphonic poem
THE ARGONAUTS OF FORTY NINE-

symphonic epic

THE PIONEER symphonic tone poem
"TRAFFIC" symphonic fantasy
SYMPHONY OF THE CITY

DURATION PUBLISHER

35 minutes
11

18
16

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript
In preparation

DATE

1915
1912

1919

1925
1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

THE AWAKENING
symphonic waltz suite

CHORAL WORKS

THE FOG BELL

male chorus, orchestra or piano
THE CANDLE

male chorus, orchestra or piano
ROAD SONG OF THE BANDER-LOG

male chorus, orchestra or piano
MISSISSIPPI

male or mixed chorus, piano
SONG OF THE SKIPPER

male chorus, piano
AH'S GWINE TO HEB'N

ma,le chorus, piano

MORITURA

male chorus, piano
THREE MALE CHORUSES
ONE CHORUS FOR WOMEN'S VOICES

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

ELEGY violin, cello, piano

STRING QUARTET

SERENADE FOR STRING QUINTET, OBOE,

CLARINET AND HARP
QUINTET FOR WOODWINDS

STAGE WORKS

KAINTUCKEE opera in one act

full orchestra
GRAND OPERA

15 minutes Manuscript

15 minutes

37 minutes

1 hour

Published

Manuscript

In preparation
In preparation

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

In preparation

Manuscript
In preparation

1929

1917
1931
1930
1931
1931
1931
1931

1916
1917
1927

1916

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES
Milwaukee Civic Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor.

ARABIAN SUITE

THE WANDERER'S NIGHT SONG Goerlitz, Waldenburg Staatsorchester Germany.

TRAFFIC

THE FOG BELL

National Broadcasting Company Symphony Orchestra,
Eugene Goossens, New York; Hollywood Bowl Orches
tra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock.
Milwaukee; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.

THE CANDLE Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Minneapolis.

ROAD SONG OF THE BANDER-LOG Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Minneapolis.

SONATA, VIOLIN ANI> PIANO Seattle; Berkeley; Milwaukee,

ELEGY, VIOLIN, CELLO, PIANO Seattle, Washington.

KAINTUCKEE Yakima, Washington, composer-conductor.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Carbon, Ind., 1882 living now in Milwaukee, Wis.

Pupil of Kaun; studied conducting wjth Nikisch and Dr. Kunwald; conductor Shore-
wood Symphony Orchestra, Wisconsin; dean of orchestral studies Shorewood High
School; National Broadcasting ,Co. Orchestral Award 1932. Interested in orchestral,
operatic and choral compositioa

CARL ENGEL

CHAMBER MUSIC

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

TRIPTYCH sonata in three movements 35 minutes Boston Music Co. 1920

TRIPTYCH

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston; New York; .Chicago; Washington; Berlin;
London; etc.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Paris, 1883 now living in New York.

Educated Strasbourg and Munich Universities ; studied composition with Ludwig Thuille.
Formerly editor and music advisor Boston Music Company. At present chief of music
division of Library of Congress; president of G. Schirmer, Inc., and editor of "Musical
Quarterly" ; member Advisory Board of League of Composers ; member board of United
States Section, International Society for Contemporary Music ; member International So
ciety of Musicology; honorary member Harvard Musical Association; member Societe
Franchise de Musicologie; contributor to Chesterian, etc.

ARTHUR FOOTE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"NIGHT PIECE"

flute and string orchestra

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

10 minutes Manuscript 1923

CHAMBER MUSIC

"NIGHT PIECE"

flute and string quartet

"DUSK"

flute, cello and harp

10 minutes Manuscript
8 " Manuscript

1918

NIGHT PIECE
DUSK

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

San Francisco; arranged for string orchestra, Boston
Symphony Orchestra, Pierre Monteux, Boston.
Boston Flute Players, Boston.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Salem, Mass,, 1853 now living in Newton Center, Mass.
Graduate Harvard University; studied with Paine and Lang; studied at Trinity College,
Hartford. Member National Institute Arts and Letters ; Fellow of American Academy of
Arts and Sciences ; former president of American Guild of Organists. Interested chiefly
in chamber music, especially music for strings.

ARTHUR FARWELL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

SYMBOLISTIC STUDY No. 1

after Walt Whitman 18 minutes

SYMPHONIC HYMN, "MARCH ! MARCH 1" 8 "

orchestra alone or with choral songs
SYMPHONIC SONG ON "OLD BLACK JOE" 8 "

orchestra and audience

SUITE "THE GODS OF THE MOUNTAIN" 18 "
SYMBOLISTIC STUDY, "MOUNTAIN

VISION"" 14 "

piano concerto in one movement with

string orchestra and second piano
PRELUDE TO A SPIRITUAL DRAMA 10 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

DATE
1922
1922
1924
1927
1931

1932

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

"DANCE OF IDLENESS AND RUSTIC

DANCE" Meriden pageant 8 minutes Manuscript 1914

17 instruments
NAVAJO WAR DANCE 3 " Manuscript 1923

16 instruments
"DAWN" Omaha Indian Themes 5 " Manuscript 1923

16 instruments, piano ad lib.

CHORAL WORKS

MOUNTAIN SONG a symphonic song

suite in five movements 1 hour Manuscript 1931

orchestra and mixed chorus

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET "THE HAKO" 11 minutes Manuscript 1922

SUITE "THE GODS OF THE MOUNTAIN" 18 " Manuscript 1927

violin, cello, piano

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 30 " Manuscript 1927

STAGE WORKS

SHAKESPEARE TERCENTENARY MASQUE

"CALIBAN"
"THE EVERGREEN TREE" Christmas

Community Masque 2 "

"GRAIL SONG" a dramatic ceremony 50 minutes

chamber orchestra, 35 dancers, chorus

3 hours Choruses printed 1916

Choruses printed
Manuscript

1917
1925

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

SYMBOLISTIC STUDY No. 1
SYMPHONIC HYMN "MARCH 1"
SYMPHONIC HYMN ON

"OLD BLACK JOE"
THE GODS OF THE MOUNTAIN

STRING QUARTET "THE HAKO"
THE GODS OF THE MOUNTAIN
".CALIBAN"

THE EVERGREEN TREE

Philadelphia Orchestra, Pierre Monteux.
Los Angeles Philharmonic, Pasadena.
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, California, composer-con
ductor.

Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Henri Verbrugghen;
Manhattan Symphony Orchestra, Henry Hadley ; Roches
ter Symphony Orchestra, Howard Hanson; Syracuse
Symphony Orchestra, Vladimir Shavitch.
Boston; American Composer Series, Seattle.
Pasadena Music and Art Association, California.
Lewisohn Stadium, New York Shakespeare Tercenten
nial.

Many productions, Denver Civic Auditorium.
Chamber orchestra works performed frequently.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in St. Paul, Minn,, 1872 now living in East Lansing, Mich.
Studied with Humperdinck, Pfitzner, Guilmant Lecturer on history of music, apprecia
tion, esthetics and classes in counterpoint at Michigan State College, East Lansing,
Original lithographic press making experiments in reproduction of music. Special interest
in orchestra, dramatic work, pageants, songs ; using scales other than major and minor ;
compositions with Greek and Oriental scales and original scales invented.

ISADORE FREED

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER

PYGMALION symphonic rhapsody 15 minutes Manuscript

VIBRATIONS symphonic suite 15 " Manuscript

JEUX DE TIMBRES symphonic suite 18 " Manuscript

CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA In preparation

DATE

1926
1929
1931

CHORAL WORKS

SCHWEIGEN

mixed, voices
BAREST THOU Now O SOUL

women's voices, solo, orchestra
ADON OLAM

mixed voices and organ

6 minutes Manuscript 1920

5 " H.W.Gray&Co. 1926

6 " Manuscript 1928

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

BALLAD

piano, 10 instruments

12 minutes Manuscript

1925

CHAMBER MUSIC

SUITE FOR VIOLA AND PIANO

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
RHAPSODY FOR SEXTET

clarinet j piano, string quartet
Two FOLK MOODS FOR STRING QUARTET 8
STRING QUARTET 15

A FANTASTIC HOLIDAY suite for piano
SONORITES RHYTHMIQUES
FIVE PIECES FOR THE PIANO

TROIS MELODIES
SONATA FOR PIANO

14 minutes
18 "
9 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

R. Deiss, Paris

La Sirene Musicale,

Paris

La Sirene Musicale,

Paris

In preparation

1923
1925
1925

1925
1930

STAGE WORKS

VIBRATIONS ballet

chamber orchestra,, 2 pianos
HOMO SUM one act opera

chamber orchestra and 4 voices

20 minutes Manuscript 1928

30 " Manuscript 1930

SUITE FOR VIOLA AND PIANO

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND

PIANO
RHAPSODY FOR SEXTET

Two FOLK MOODS FOR
STRING QUARTET

VIBRATIONS

BAREST THOU Now SOUL

JEUX DE Tl MERES

FIVE PIECES FOR THE PIANO
SoNORirls RHYTHMIQUES

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Friends of Chamber Music, Philadelphia; Society for
Contemporary Music, Philadelphia.
Friends of .Chamber Music, Philadelphia.

Stringwood Ensemble, New York; Friends of Chamber
Music, Philadelphia; Brooklyn Museum Concert, Brook
lyn,

Friends of Chamber Music, Philadelphia; Ecple Normale
de Musique, Paris; Concerts Quatuor Sinsheimer, Paris;
American Library, Paris.

Society for Contemporary Music, Philadelphia, Alexan
der Smallens.
Treble Clef, Philadelphia.

Orchestre Symphonique de Paris, Pierre Monteux, Paris.
Concerts du Montparnasse, Paris; Societe Musicale In-
dependante, Paris.
Concerts du Montparnasse, Paris.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1900 living now in Philadelphia, Pa.

FLORENCE 6RANDLAND 6ALAJIKIAN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC INTERMEZZO
SYMPHONIC WORK three movements

DURATION PUBLISHER

10 minutes

Manuscript ^
In preparation

DATE
1931

CHORAL WORKS

LORD, HEAR MY VOICE
mixed voices, organ

REVEILLE

men's voices

5 minutes Manuscript 1932

Manuscript 1932

SYMPHONIC INTERMEZZO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

National Broadcasting Symphonic Orchestra, Eugene
Goossens, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Maywood, 111., 1900 now living in Maywood, 111.

Graduate of Northwestern University School of Music and Chicago Musical College;
pupil of Oldberg, Borowski, Saar, Noelte, Lutkin and Raab; Member of Chicago Artists
Association and Society of American Musicians ; secretary and treasurer Chicago Section
International Society for Contemporary Music. National Broadcasting Company Award,
1932. Interested in all forms of composition.

PAOLO GALLICO

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"EUPHORION" symphonic episode
RHAPSODIE MONDIALE
RHAPSODIE MONTEREYAN

DURATION PUBLISHER

15 minutes
13

14 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1922
1927
1929

CHORAL WORKS

THE APOCALYPSE dramatic oratorio
mixed chorus, solos and orchestra
Prize of National Federation of
Music Clubs of America

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1920
for sale and hire

CHAMBER MUSIC

SEPTET

piano, string quartet, horn, contralto

35 minutes Manuscript

1924

THE APOCALYPSE
"EUPHORJON"

SEPTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

National Federation of Music Qubs Biennial, Davenport,

Iowa; Oratorio Society of New York, Albert Stoessel,

New York.

Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Walter Rpthwell, Los

Angeles; New York Symphony Society, Willem Meng-

elberg, New York City; Detroit Symphony Orchestra,

Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Detroit.

Society of Friends of Music, Artur Bodanzky, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Italy, 1868 now living in New York.

Graduate of Vienna Conservatory and studied with Fuchs and Bruckner, Toured Europe
and America as pianist with principal orchestras; teacher. Special interest in orchestra
and ensemble composition.

GEORGE GERSHWIN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

RHAPSODY IN BLUE

piano solo
CONCERTO IN F

piano solo
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS

SECOND RHAPSODY

piano solo
RUMBA

DURATION ^PUBLISHER
12 minutes Harms, Inc.
30 " Harms, Inc.

15 " The New World

Music Publishers

14 " The New World

Music Publishers
9 " The New World
Music Publishers

DATE

1923

1925

1928
1932
1932

RHAPSODY IN BLUE

CONCERTO IN F

AN AMERICAN IN PARIS

SECOND RHAPSODY

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Paul Whiteman's Orchestra; Philharmonic Symphony,
Ernest Schelling, Willem Van Hoogstraten; New York
Symphony; Boston Symphony; Milwaukee; Minneapolis
Symphony; .Cincinnati Symphony and other orchestras.

New York Symphony, Walter Damrosch; Boston Sym
phony; Philharmonic Symphony, Willem Van Hoog
straten; Milwaukee Symphony, Frank Waller; Minne
apolis Symphony, Henri Verbrugghen; Cincinnati Sym
phony, Fritz Reiner ; etc. Pasdeloup Orchestra, Vladimir
Golschmann, Paris.

New York Philharmonic, Walter Damrosch; Boston
Symphony, Alfredo Casella; Cincinnati Symphony, Fritz
Reiner ; St. Louis Symphony, Rudolph Ganz ; Minneapolis
Symphony, Henri Verbrugghen; Milwaukee Symphony,
Frank Waller; and other orchestras.

Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton and New York.
Recordings.

RUMBA Philharmonic Symphony, Albert Coates.

This list does not include Mr. Gershwin's many well known musical comedies and revues.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York City, 1898 living now in New York.

Studied piano and harmony, New York City. Composed many musical comedies ; mem
ber of Bohemians and Lambs Club. Special interest at present in orchestral music
intends to write opera.

SAMUEL GARDNER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

BROADWAY

DURATION PUBLISHER

16 minutes

Manuscript
for hire

DATE
1924

CHAMBER MUSIC

PIANO QUINTET IN F MINOR 25 minutes Oliver Ditson Co. 1918

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

BROADWAY Boston Symphony with Serge Koussevitzky, Boston.

PIANO QUINTET Elizabeth .Coolidge Festival, Pittsfield and in many cities

in the United States.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1892 now living in New York.

Pupil of Kneisel, Institute of Musical Art, New York; studied composition with Goet-
schius. Pulitzer Scholarship. Soloist and conducted own works with many American sym
phony orchestras. At present concert violinist, teacher and conductor. Interested in all
forms of composition.

VITTORIO 6IANNIN1

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SUITE IN FOUR MOVEMENTS
PRELUDE AND FUGUE FOR STRING
ORCHESTRA

CHORAL WORKS

STABAT MATER

double chorus, soli, orchestra

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA PER VIOLINO E PIANOFORTE
STRING QUARTET

QUINTET FOR PIANO AND STRINGS

MADRIGALS FOR VOCAL AND STRING
QUARTET

STAGE WORKS

YRANA opera in a prologue and
three acts

DURATION PUBLISHER

15 minutes
10

1 hour

25 minutes
30

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

Manuscript
Society for Publica
tion of American
Music
Society for
Publication of
American Music

Published

DATE
1931
1926

1919
1926

1930
1930

3 hours Manuscript

1929

1932

PRELUDE AND FUGUE FOR
STRING ORCHESTRA

PRELUDE AND FUGUE
string quartet

STABAT MATER

SONATA FOR VIOLIN
AND PIANO

STRING QUARTET

QUINTET FOR PIANO
AND STRINGS

MADRIGAL

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Juilliard Graduate Orchestra, Albert Stoessel, New York;
Texas State Orchestra, Arthur H. Brown, San Antonio.
The Barbizon String Quartet in New York, Danbury,
White Plains.
Benefit Concert, Philadelphia, composer-conductor.

Members Juilliard Graduate School, New York ,Gty.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Philadelphia, 1903 now living in New York

Pupil of Goldmark and Trucco. American Academy Rome Fellowship. Interested in all
forms of composition.

AUREL1O GIORNI

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SlNFONIA CONCERTANTE

piano

SYMPHONIC POEM "ORLANDO FURIOSO"
MINUET AND ALLEGRO in early

romantic style

DURATION PUBLISHER

30 minutes
18 "
15

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE
1931
1926
1928

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

MINUET AND ALLEGRO arranged
from above
11 instruments

15 minutes Manuscript

1930

CHORAL WORKS

Six MODAL QUATRAINS 12 minutes Manuscript 1928

women's voices, a cappella
ZODIAC TOWN 12 children's carols 20 " Manuscript 1929

mixed voices, a cappella
THE PHANTOM LEAVES 6 " Manuscript 1929

mixed voices f a cappella

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR CELLO (OR VIOLA) AND

PIANO 24 minutes

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 26 "

PIANO QUARTET 34 "

piano, strings
f PiANO QUINTET 32 "

piano f strings

Society Publication

of American Music 1924

Manuscript 1925

Manuscript 1926

Manuscript

1927

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

MINUET AND ALLEGRO
PIANO QUINTET
RHAPSODY FOR PIANO AND

WIND INSTRUMENTS
SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND

PIANO

SUITE FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 1
SONATA FOR CELLO AND PIANO I
CONCERT STUDIES I

PIANO QUARTET J

Six MODAL QUATRAINS
ZODIAC TOWN

New York Chamber Music Society.
New York String Quartet with composer.
New York Chamber Music Society.

In many cities.

Adesdi Chorus
Brahms Quartet.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Italy, 1895 now living in New York.

Studied composition with Busoni and Humperdinck. Teacher of theory and piano ; for
twelve years pianist Elshuco Trio. Society Publication American Music Award. Interested
in all forms of composition, particularly chamber music.

RUBIN GOLDMARK

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SAMSON symphonic poem
REQUIEM FOR ORCHESTRA

suggested by Lincoln's Gettysburg

Address

A NEGRO RHAPSODY
THE CALL OF THE PLAINS

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

22 minutes
25

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1913
G. Schirmer, Inc. 1918

Universal Edition
Carl Fischer

1922
1932

SAMSON

GETTYSBURG REQUIEM

NEGRO RHAPSODY

CALL OF THE PLAINS

QUARTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony Orchestra, Karl Muck; New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, Josef Stransky, Willem Meng-
elberg; Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock;
Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski; Worcester
Festival, Thaddeus Rich.

New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Josef Stransky, Wil
lem Mengelberg, Willem Van Hoogstraten; Chicago
Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock; St. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra, Rudolph Ganz.

In about 30 American and European cities including,
London, Glasgow, Vienna, Prague, Baden-Baden, etc.
New York Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch; fre
quently broadcast; High School orchestras.
Played frequently.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York City, 1872 now living in New York.

Graduate of New York City College; studied at Vienna University and Vienna Con
servatory; pupil of Fuchs, Dvorak, and JosefTy. At present head of department of com
position at Juilliard Graduate School of New York. Special interest in orchestral and
chamber music.

PERCY ALDRIDGE GRAINGER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

COLONIAL SONG

2 voices
SUITE "!N A NUTSHELL"

piano
"THE WARRIORS" music to an

imaginary ballet

orchestra and 3 pianos
ENGLISH DANCE

orchestra and organ
To A NORDIC PRINCESS

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

6 minutes Schott & Co., 1914

London

14 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1916

18 " B. Schott, Mainz 1916

10 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1925

9 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1928

CHAMBER MUSIC

GREEN BUSHES, PASSACAGLIA
HILL-SONG No. 1

22 instruments
HILL-SONG No. 2

15 Instruments

8 minutes B. Schott, Mainz 1921
13 " Universal Edition 1923

7 " Manuscript 1929

CHORAL WORKS

MARCHING SONG OF DEMOCRACY

mixed chorus, organ, orchestra
TRIBUTE TO FOSTER

2 solo voices, solo piano f mixed

chorus, orchestra
KIPLING SETTINGS

mixed chorus, a cappella

10 minutes Universal Edition 1917

11 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1931

Schott & Co.,
London

CHAMBER MUSIC

HANDEL IN THE STRAND

piano, 2 strings
SPOON RIVER

6 or more instruments
SHALLOW BROWN

2 voices, 10 or more instruments

4 minutes Schott & .Co., 1913

London

5 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1930

6 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1924

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. Grainger's works have been performed extensively in America and all countries of
Europe.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Australia, 1882 now living in White Plains, N. Y.

Studied in Australia and Germany. Toured as pianist and conductor. Now Professor of
Music at New York University; Head of Department of Music. Interested in British
folk music; introduced many contemporary composers on programs in Europe and
America.

LOUIS SRUENBERG

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

VAGABONDIA

JAZZ-SUITE

SYMPHONY No. 1

ENCHANTED ISLE '

Music TO AN IMAGINARY BALLET

NINE MOODS

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes

18 "

DATE
1920

Manuscript

Cos Cob Press 1925

Universal Edition 1926

C.CBirchard&Co. 1927

Manuscript 1929

Cos Cob Press 1929

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

DANIEL JAZZ

tenor and 8 instruments

CREATION

baritone and 8 instruments

16 minutes Universal Edition 1923
20 " Universal Edition 1924

CHAMBER MUSIC

FIRST VIOLIN SONATA

SECOND VIOLIN SONATA
SUITE FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO (II)
INDISCRETIONS
string quartet

DlVERSATIONS

string quartet
QUINTET FOR PIANO AND STRINGS

JAZZETTES

20 minutes Composers' Music 1912

Corporation

20 " Universal Edition 1919

12 " Universal Edition 1920

6 " Universal Edition 1922

20
10

Cos Cob Press

Manuscript
Manuscript

1930

Revised

1929

STAGE WORKS

THE WITCH OF BROCKEN

E. Malkowsky
THE BRIDE OF THE GODS

Ferruccio Busoni
DUMB WIFE Anatole France
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK

John Erskine
EMPEROR JONES Eugene O'Neill

CCBirchard&Co. 1912

1 hour Manuscript 1913

\y 2 hours Manuscript 1921
1J " Juilliard School

Publication 1930

45 minutes Cos Cob Press 19-32

LOUIS GRUENBERG (Continued)

JAZZ SUITE

ENCHANTED ISLE

VAGABONDIA
CREATION

JAZZETTES
DANIEL JAZZ

INDISCRETIONS

JACK AND THE BEANSTALK

DlVERSATIONS

NINE MOODS
EMPEROR JONES

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, New
York; Chicago Symphony, Frederick Stock; Cincinnati
Symphony, Fritz Reiner; Los Angeles; Philadelphia
Stadium, Alexander Smallens; Berlin.

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, New
York ; Worcester Festival, Albert Stoessel ; Philharmonic
Orchestra, Erich Kleiber, New York, Baltimore, Brook
lyn, Washington; Chicago, Frederick Stock; Los An
geles, Artur Rodzinsky,

Prague (old version), Philharmonic Orchestra, comp
oser-conductor.

League of Composers, New York, Serge Koussevitzky;
Chicago, Rudolph Ganz; Venice, Fritz Reiner.

Prague.

Venice Festival of International Society for Contem
porary Music; League of Composers, New York; Phila
delphia Society for Contemporary Music ; Prague ; Paris ;
Detroit; Berlin; Vienna; London, etc.

Paris; Brussels; New York; Chicago; Budapest; Ber
lin; Philadelphia; Pro Arte Quartet, New York; Chi
cago; Worcester.

New York; Chicago.
Yaddo Festival, N. Y.
Philadelphia, Leopold Stokowski.
Metropolitan Opera House, 1932.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1884 now living in New York.

Educated in America; master pupil Vienna Conservatory; studied with Busoni. Victor
Company Prize; Juilliard Publication Award. President of United States Section,
International Society for Contemporary Music; member of League of (Composers execu
tive board. Interested in all forms of composition, mainly operatic at present.

DAVID WENDEL GUION

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SHIXGANDI primitive ballet

2 pianos

TURKEY IN THE STRAW
ARKANSAS TRAVELER
SHEEP AND GOAT
ALLEY TUNES

DURATION"

PUBLISHER

DATE

20 minutes

For hire

1930

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1920

5 "

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1929

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1922

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1926

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

MOTHER GOOSE SUITE
SOUTHERN NIGHTS SUITE

25 minutes For hire 1932

5 " G. Schirmer, Inc. 1922

STAGE WORKS

"SHINGANDI" primitive ballet 20 minutes For hire

MOTHER GOOSE BALLET 25 " For hire

COWBOY PRODUCTION 25 " For hire

full orchestra

1930
1930
1932

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. Guion has had many performances of his compositions for band, voice and piano,
and his arrangements of American folk tunes of cowboy songs, sailor chanties, negro
spirituals, slave and work songs.
Orchestral numbers performed by many symphonic orchestras all over the country.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Ballinger, Texas now living in Texas.

Studied Polytechnic College, Fort Worth; Vienna Royal Conservatory of Music; pupil
of Godowsky in piano ; self-taught in composition. Formerly director of School of Music,
Daniel Baker College, Texas; director of Claremont Conservatory, Dallas; member
faculty Southern Methodist University, Dallas ; member faculty Chicago Musical College,
.Chicago; director Southwestern School of Fine Arts, Dallas, Texas. Member of Texas
Teachers Association, Texas Composers' Guild, David Guion Choral Club, Texas.

HENRY HADLEY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

LUCIFER

SOUTH AND WEST

THE OCEAN

SUITES "SAN FRANCISCO," "CHINESE

SUITE" "STREETS OF PEKIN"
OVERTURES "OTHELLO," "!N BOHEMIA"

"HEROD," "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT"

"ALMA MATER"

"AURORA BOREALIS"

CCBirchard&Co.

C,CBirchard&Co.

C Fischer, Inc.
C. Fischer, Inc.
G, Schirmer, Inc.
CCBirchard&Co.

Manuscript

PATE

1914
1914
1916

1932
1931
1931

CHORAL WORKS

"ODE-Music" entire evening

4 solo voices, chorus, orchestra
"RESURGAM" (

4 solo voices, chorus, orchestra
"MIRTIL IN ARCADIA"

6 solo voices, chorus, orchestra,

narrator
ODE "THE NEW EARTH"

mixed chorus, orchestra

MANY ANTHEMS FOR MIXED VOICES
SEVEN CANTATAS

G, Schirmer, Inc. 1917
Oliver Ditson 1922

CCBirchard&Co. 1927

Oliver Ditson 1917

vocal score
orchestral score ms.
Ditson and Schirmer
Vocal score Ditson,
Schirmer, A. P. Schmidt

CHORAL WORKS

THE FAIRY THORN

women's voices, orchestra
IN ARCADY

mixed voices, orchestra
BELSHAZZAR

mixed voices, orchestra

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1915
A. P. Schmidt 1932

Theodore Presser 1932

STAGE WORKS

OPERA "AZORA" 3 acts entire evening

OPERA "CLEOPATRA'S NIGHT" 2 acts iy 2 hours
OPERA "BIANCA" 1 act \ 1 A "

OPERA "A NIGHT IN OLD PARIS"
1 act

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1915

Oliver Ditson 1918

H. Flammer, Inc. 1916

Manuscript 1925

"ODE-Music"
"RESURGAM"

"MIRTIL IN ARCADIA"

"AZORA"

".CLEOPATRA'S NIGHT"

"BlANCA"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

60th anniversary Worcester Festival, Worcester, Mass,
Cincinnati Festival; Queens Hall, London, composer-
conductor.

Harrisburg Festival.

Chicago Opera Company, Chicago, New York.
Metropolitan Opera, New York.
American Singers, New York.

Many performances in America and Europe not recorded here.

BIOGRAPHY
Born in Somerville, Mass., 1874 now living in New York.

Studied at New England Conservatory of Music and in Vienna; pupil of Chadwick and
Heindel in harmony and violin; music degree Tufts College. Formerly music instructor
St. Paul's School ; conductor Mainz Opera, Germany ; toured as guest conductor through
Europe; conductor Seattle Symphony and San Francisco Orchestra; conductor New
York Philharmonic, Worcester Festival, Symphony Orchestra, Buenos Aires, Japanese
New Symphony Orchestra, Manhattan Symphony Orchestra. Member Academy of Arts
and Letters. Chiefly interested in orchestral, choral and stage works.

RICHARD HAMMOND

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

FIVE CHINESE FAIRY TALES
ORCHESTRATION OF ELIZABETHAN

LOVE SONGS

medium voice
VOYAGE TO THE EAST

medium voice
THE SEA OF HEAVEN
WEST INDIAN DANCES

medium orchestra
SUITE AFTER READING "THE WOMAN

OF ANDROS"

SlNFONIETTA

medium orchestra

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CINQ CHANSONS GRECQUES
medium voice, 15 instruments

FIVE MADRIGALS

vioce and various instruments

DURATION PUBLISHER
Manuscript

Manuscript
12 minutes Manuscript

30
11

Manuscript
Manuscript

15 minutes Manuscript
10 " Manuscript

DATE
1921

1925
1926

1929
1930

1930
1931

1928
1930

CHORAL WORKS

SUITE FOR FIVE PRIERES ARABES

women's chorus, baritone solo

and 7 instruments
Six WOMEN'S CHORUSES

a cappella ensemble with or

without soloist

10 15 minutes Manuscript 1928

Manuscript 1928

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR OBOE AND PIANO

STAGE WORKS

FIESTA ballet

medium sised orchestra, two

voices backstage
CARNIVAL ballet

medium orchestra
BALLET modern orchestra.

Manuscript 1924

25 minutes Manuscript 1929

20 " Manuscript 1931

In preparation

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. Hammond's works have been performed by various societies for contemporary music.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in England, 1896 now living in New York.

Graduate Yale University; studied at Yale School of Music; pupil of Nadia Bou-
langer. Founder and vice-president Composers' Music .Corporation ; member of League
of Composers executive board; contributor to "Modern Music" and other musical maga
zines. Member of MacDowell Club; member of Beethoven Association; member of
Franco-American Music Society. Interested in ballet, pantomime, chamber music and
orchestral composition.

HOWARD HANSON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

BATE

SYMPHONIC RHAPSODY

CALIFORNIA FOREST PLAY OF 1920
for voices, chorus and orchestra

SYMPHONIC POEM, "BEFORE THE DAWN"
SYMPHONIC LEGEND
EXALTATION SYMPHONIC POEM

WITH PIANO OBBUGATO

NORDIC SYMPHONY, No. I 28 minutes

NORTH AND WEST symphonic poem 18 "

Lux AETERNA symphonic poem 18 "

violin obligate

PAN AND THE PRIEST, symphonic poem 10 "
piano obligato

CONCERTO, ORGAN AND ORCHESTRA 18 "
ROMANTIC SYMPHONY, No. II 25 "

Manuscript

1918

Manuscript

1919

Manuscript

1919

Manuscript

1920

Manuscript 1920

CCBirchard& ( Co. 1922

Manuscript 1923

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1923.

CCBirchard&Co. 1926

Manuscript 1926

CCBirchard&Co. 1930

CHORAL WORKS

THE LAMENT FOR BEOWULF
mixed chorus, full orchestra

HEROIC ELEGY

orchestra, mixed chorus obbligato

BEAT! BEAT! DRUMS
voices with orchestra

18 minutes C ,C Birchard & Co. 1925

16 " Manuscript 1927

6 " Manuscript 1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUINTET IN F MINOR, OP. 6
piano and string quartet

CONCERTO DA CAMERA, OP. 7
piano and string quartet

STRING QUARTET, OP. 23

30 minutes Manuscript 1916

15 " Manuscript 1917

18 " CCBirchard&Co. 1923

STAGE WORKS

THREE- ACT OPERA, "MERRY MOUNT"
libretto of Richard Stokes (com
missioned by Metropolitan Opera Co.)

hours Harms, Inc.

1932

HOWARD HANSON (Continued)

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

SYMPHONIC RHAPSODY, OP. 14 Los Angeles Philharmonic ; St. Louis Symphony.
CALIFORNIA FOREST PLAY State Redwood Park, California.

SYMPHONIC POEM
BEFORE THE DAWN

SYMPHONIC LEGEND, OP. 18
EXALTATION SYMPHONIC
POEM

NORDIC SYMPHONY, No. I,
OP. 21

NORTH AND WEST
STRING QUARTET, OP. 23
Lux AETERNA

THE LAMENT FOR BEOWULF
PAN AND THE PRIEST

CONCERTO FOR ORGAN AND

ORCHESTRA, OP. 27
HEROIC ELEGY

ROMANTIC SYMPHONY, No, 2

Los Angeles Philharmonic.

San Francisco Symphony; Chicago Symphony.
San Francisco Symphony; Rochester Symphony.

Augusteo, Rome; Rochester Symphony; St. Louis Sym
phony; Kansas City Symphony; Cincinnati Symphony;
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra; Los Angeles Symphony;
San Francisco Symphony; Minneapolis Symphony; Bal
timore Symphony; Beethoven Symphony; Detroit Sym
phony; Pittsburgh Symphony; Boston Symphony.

New York Symphony; Rochester Symphony; Hollywood
Bowl Orchestra.

Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Commission; Coolidge Fes
tival, Washington, D. C. ; New York.

Augusteo, Rome; London Symphony (Leeds Festival) ;
Rochester Symphony; Los Angeles Symphony; Holly
wood Bowl Orchestra; New York Symphony; Cleve
land Symphony; San Francicso Symphony; Concertge-
bouw, Amsterdam.

Chicago Symphony, Ann Arbor Festival ; Eastman School
with Rochester Philharmonic; Cleveland Symphony;
Worcester Festival.

Queen's Hall Orchestra, London; New York Philhar
monic. New York, Philadelphia, Holyoke, Mass., Boston,
New Haven; Rochester Symphony; Chicago Symphony;
St. Louis Symphony; Berlin Philharmonic, Berlin; Min
neapolis Symphony; Pasdeloup Orchestra, Paris; Chau-
tauqua Orchestra ; Worcester Festival ; Pro Musica, New
York; Spartanburg Festival; Bad Homburg Festival,
Germany.

Rochester Philharmonic.

Chicago Symphony at Ann Arbor Festival; Rochester
Philharmonic; Cornell College, Iowa, May Festival with
Chicago Symphony; Radio performances.

Boston Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Symphony Or
chestra, Augusteo Orchestra, (Rome, Italy), Rochester
Philharmonic, Detroit Symphony.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Wahoo, Neb., 1869 now living in Rochester, N. Y.

Graduate Luther College, Wahoo, and Institute of Musical Art, New York. North
western University degree; American Academy Rome Fellowship; American Prix de
Rome ; Society Publication American Music Award ; Eastman School Publication Award.
At present director Eastman School of Music; conductor American Orchestral Concerts,
Rochester; guest conductor many American symphony orchestras. Special interest or
chestral composition.

SANDOR HARMATI

STAGE WORKS

FOLIO

PRIMAVERA

PRELUDE TO A MELODRAMA

PHANTASY VARIATIONS

piano
SUITE FOR STRING ORCHESTRA

Two .CAPRICES (1914 AND 1932)

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE

15 minutes

Manuscript
for hire

1922

18 "

Manuscript
for hire

1924

Manuscript
for hire

1925

Manuscript
for hire

1929

20 "

Manuscript
for hire

1931

8 "

Manuscript

1932

for hire

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ELYSIAN IDYLL

flute and small orchestra

6 minutes Manuscript
for hire

1932

CHORAL WORKS

INDIAN SERENADE

a cappella
103RD PSALM

mixed voices, orchestra

5 minutes

Manuscript
for hire
Manuscript

1930
1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET

2 movements

STRING QUARTET

12 minutes Manuscript 1916

for hire
20 " Manuscript 1922

for hire

STAGE WORKS

JEWELED TREE incidental music
SWEETMEAT GAME opera

40 minutes

Manuscript
Manuscript
for hire

1926
1930

STRING QUARTET No. I
STRING QUARTET No. II
PRELUDE TO A MELODRAMA

Two CAPRICES
ELYSIAN IDYLL

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York.

League of .Composers ; Bohemian Society, New York.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, New York,

Philadelphia; Chautauqua Symphony, Albert Stoessel,

New York.

Chautauqua Symphony, New York, composer-conductor.

Chautauqua Symphony, New York, Georges Barrere flute,

composer-conductor.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Hungary, 1892 now living in New York

Graduate Budapest Academy of Music. Pulitzer Scholarship, Formerly first violinist

Letz Quartet. Conducted Omaha Symphony; International Festival, Frankfort; guest

conductor many symphonic orchestras in Europe and America. Interested in orchestral

composition.

ROY HARRIS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ANDANTE

SYMPHONY 4 movements

TOCCATA

OVERTURE

CONCERT PIECE

SYMPHONY (II)

DURATION PUBLISHER

14 minutes

25 !'

10 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Cos Cob Press
Manuscript
Manuscript
In preparation

DATE

1925
1929
1931
1931
1932

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ANDANTINO

string, woodwinds, clarinets, flute
CONCERTO FOR VIOLONCELLO AND

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

10 minutes

Manuscript
In preparation

1931

CHORAL WORKS

SUITE

women's chorus, 2 pianos

18 minutes Manuscript

1928

CHAMBER MUSIC

SUITE FOR STRING QUARTET 10 minutes Manuscript 1924

CONCERTO FOR PIANO 25 " Cos Cob Press 1927

clarinet, string quartet

PIANO SONATA 14 " Cos Cob Press 1928

STRING QUARTET 4 movements 24 " Cos Cob Press 1929

SEXTET FOR FLUTE, OBOE, .CLARINET 10 " Manuscript 19'32

BASSOON, HORN AND PIANO 10 "
SEXTET FOR 2 VIOLINS, 2 VIOLAS

2 CELLOS In preparation

ANDANTE
ANDANTINO

SUITE
CONCERTO

PIANO SONATA
STRING QUARTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson; New York Phil
harmonic Stadium, Hollywood Bowl, Willem Van Hoog-
straten.

Los Angeles Philharmonic, Artur Rodzinski; Internation
al Program (Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation),
Hans Kindler; Pan American Program, Berlin.
Women's University Glee Club, New York.
Societe Musicale Independante, Paris; League of Com
posers, New York; Philadelphia; All American Concert,
Paris ; Pro Musica, Los Angeles.

Copland-Sessions (Concerts, New York; Societe Musicale
Independante, Paris; Scandinavia and Hungary; League
of Composers, New York; .Cleveland Museum, Cleve
land; San Francisco; California State Teachers Con
vention; American Chamber Music Festival.
Copland-Sessions Concerts, New York; Pan American
Concerts, New World Quartet ; American tour, Elizabeth
Sprague Coolidge Foundation, Pro Arte Quartet.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Lincoln County, Okla., 1898 now living in Glendora, Calif.
Studied at University of .California; orchestration and harmony with Altschuler, Bliss,
Farwell, Schonfeld, Dillon; Scalero and Bpulanger. Guggenheim Fellowship; inter
collegiate Fellowship, California, for composition, lecturing and teaching. Contributor to
various magazines. Chiefly interested in instrumental music abstract and classic wherein
no one element (harmony, rhythm, counterpoint, orchestration) is more important than
another.

CHARLES HAUBIEL

CHORAL DURATION PUBLISHER

KARMA symphonic variations 25 minutes Manuscript

Columbia Records
SUITE PASSECAILLE 20 " Manuscript

ALUEMANDE MINUET SAHABANDE-

GAVOTTE

CHORAL WORKS

3 SEA SONGS H. W. Gray 1931

men's chorus with orchestra or
piano duet; baritone or tenor solo

CHAMBER MUSIC

*
A SUITE FOR TRIO "AMPHYCROMES" 1932

piano, violin, cello
"CRYPTICS" In preparation

4 pieces for bassoon and piano

or chamber orchestra

STAGE WORKS

BRIGANDS PREFERRED a musical satire 1932

solo, quartet and chorus, small
orchestra

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

KARMA Columbia Phonograph Orchestra, New York

3 SEA SONGS New York University Glee Club, New York.

Recordings.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Delta, Ohio, 1894 now living in New York.

Studied piano with Ganz and Lhevinne; composition with Scalero. Lectured and con-
certized in America. At present assistant professor music department of New York
University. Interested in all forms of composition (prefers polyphonic idiom).

WILLIAM CLIFFORD HEILMAN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER ^ DATE

BY THE PONTA CATANIA Manuscript 1916

SUITE Manuscript 1924

CHAMBER MUSIC

TRIO Society for

violin, cello, piano Publication of

American Music

SUITE Manuscript
six instruments

SUITE Manuscript
flute, piano

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Williamsport, Pa., 1877 now living in Cambridge, Mass.

Graduate Harvard University and M.A, Harvard; pupil of Widor and Rheinberger.

Society Publication American Music Award. Special interest in orchestra and chamber

music.

WALTER HELPER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SUITE

OVERTURE TO A CHILDREN'S OPERA
PROMENADE, INTERMEZZO AND CAKE
WALK

CHORAL WORKS

MOTET IN FIVE VOICES ON A PSALM

OF DAVID

mixed, a cappella
A DUTCH LULLABY FOR Six VOICES

DURATION PUBLISHER

15 minutes
10

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTET No. 1

strings
QUARTET No. 2

string
PIANO QUINTET IN G

piano and string quartet
STRING TRIO IN F 10

. APPASSIONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 9
SONATA FOR PIANO

40
35

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

6 minutes Manuscript
4 " Manuscript

40 minutes Published

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

Published

QUARTET No. 1

MOTET

A DUTCH LULLABY

APPASSIONATA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Van der Voort Quartet, Santa Barbara.
Madrigalisti Romani, Rome.
National Broadcasting Company, New York.
Santa Cecilia Concert, Rome; New York.

DATE

1927
1928

1931

1028
1930

1923
1926
1927

1928
1928
1931

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Lawrence, Mass., 1896 now living in New York.

Graduate of Harvard University; pupil of Respighi in Rome; Mason in Boston. Ameri
can Academy in Rome Fellowship. At present assistant professor of music, Hunter Col
lege, New York. Special interest chamber music.

JAMES GUTHEIM HELLER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

LITTLE SUITE

DURATION PUBLISHER

Manuscript

DATE
1932

CHORAL WORKS

HYMNS, NEW UNION HYMNAL
SERVICES FOR THE SYNAGOGUE
organ, voice

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
THREE AQUATINTS FOR STRING

QUARTET
ELEGIE AND PASTORALE FOR QUARTET

piano, voice without words

Published
Manuscript

45 minutes Manuscript

30
30

Published
Manuscript

1930-32
1930-32

1931

1928
1931

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New Orleans, La., 1892 now living in Concinnati, Ohio.
Studied with Stillman-Kelley and Durst; graduate of Hebrew Union College as rabbi.
At present rabbi and director in many national Jewish organizations ; lecturer and writer.
Society Publication American Music Award. Has been annotator for program notes
Cincinnati Orchestra. Interested in music for synagogue service, adapting synagogal
modes and melodies to present time. Interested in choral and chamber music.

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"MOUNTAIN LEGEND"

cello

DIABOLIC SKETCH
Two NOCTURNES

HANS LEVY HENIOT

DURATION PUBLISHER
IS minutes Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
STRING QUARTET
STRING QUARTET

11
10

20-22 minutes
10 "
15 "

Published

Manuscript

1929
1930

1924
1927
1930

MOUNTAIN LEGEND

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Qssip Gabrilowitsch ; Cin
cinnati Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Germany, 1903 now living in .Chicago, III

Pupil of Pizzetti in Milan, Schreker in Berlin, Heniot, Levy, and Weidig in America.
Member of piano faculty, American Conservatory of Music, Chicago. Paderewski Award.
Interested in orchestral and piano composition.

EDWARD BURL1N6AME HILL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER

STEVENSONIANA SUITE No. 1

STEVENSONIANA SUITE No. 2
LILACS poem for orchestra
SYMPHONY No. 1 B FLAT

SYMPHONY No. 2 C MAJOR

CONCERTINO PIANO AND ORCHESTRA

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR FLUTE AND PIANO
SONATA FOR CLARINET AND PIANO

15 minutes Manuscript

parts and score
available

20
10

10 minutes
12 "

G, Schirmer, Inc.
Cos Cob Press
Manuscript
parts and score
available
Manuscript
parts and score
available
Manuscript

1922
1926
1927

1929
1931

Manuscript
Society for
Publication of
American Music

1926
1927

SONATA FOR FLUTE AND PIANO
LILACS poem for orchestra

SYMPHONY No. 1
STEVENSONIANA SUITE No. 1

STEVENSONIANA SUITE No. 2

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston.

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, Nev*
York; .Cleveland.

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, New
York; Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
New York Symphony Society; Boston Symphony Or
chestra; Philadelphia Orchestra; Chicago; Cleveland;
Cincinnati.

New York Symphony Society; Boston Symphony Or
chestra; Paris Concert, Sandor Harmati; Musicians Re
lief Orchestra, Chalmers Clifton.,
Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Boston Symphony Orchestra.

SYMPHONY No. 2
CONCERTINO PIANO AND
ORCHESTRA

BIOGRAPHY

Born in .Cambridge, Mass., 1872 living now in Cambridge.

Studied with Paine, Chadwick and Widor; graduate of Harvard University. Professor
of music Harvard University, chairman Division of Music. Specialized m French music.
Society Publication American Music Award. Interested in orchestral composition chiefly.

HENRY HOLDEN HUSS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"NOCTURNE"

with orchestra, mixed voices
THE PRIDE OF PAUL REVERE

soprano, women's chorus, orchestra
PIANO CONCERTO

DURATION PUBLISHER

8 minutes
30

Manuscript
Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN B MINOR (No. 3) 23 minutes

TRIO FOR PIANO, VIOLIN, CELT o ( No 2. ) 25

SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO 22

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO (No. 2) 22
STRING QUARTET (No. 4)

Society for
Publication of
American Music
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
In preparation

1918

1921
1922
1926

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

STRING QUARTET, B MINOR
SONATA, VIOLA AND PIANO
SONATA, VIOLIN AND PIANO
PIANO CONCERTO

Peterboro, Bicentennial of Federation of Music Clubs.

New York.

Harvard Club, New York.

Boston Symphony; New York Philharmonic; Cincinnati;

Pittsburgh; Detroit; St. Paul.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Newark, N. J., 1862 now living in New York City.

Graduated from Munich Royal Conservatory; pupil of Rheinberger and Giebil. Soloist
with many symphonic orchestras throughout America. At present Masters School Dobbs
Ferry, piano department; lecturer at Hunter College, New York City; teacher of piano
and theory. Society Publication American Music Award. Interested especially in chamber
music, songs and piano music.

HERBERT REYNOLDS INCH

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

VARIATIONS ON A MODAL THEME
SYMPHONY

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE FOR SMALL ORCHESTRA
SERENADE FOR SMALL ORCHESTRA

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUINTET

piano and string quartet

DURATION PUBLISHER

14 minutes Manuscript
25 " Manuscript

19 minutes Manuscript

In preparation

25 minutes Manuscript

DATE

1927
1932

1929

1930

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Howard Hanson.

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Howard Hanson.
Ensemble from Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, How
ard Hanson, Rochester,- New Jersey Orchestra, Mont-
clair. West Orange; Sinfonia Orchestra, Rochester; Pro
Musica, Howard Hanson, New York.
Rome.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Missoula, Mont., 1904 now living in New York.

Graduate of Eastman School of Music; Fellowship from University of Rochester;
American Academy Rome Fellowship. Taught theory at Eastman School, Rochester.
Interested in English folk music and American folk music of Anglo-Saxon origin; in
terested in all forms of composition.

VARIATIONS ON A
MODAL THEME
SYMPHONY
SUITE FOR SMALL ORCHESTRA

QUINTET

CHARLES iVES

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

FROM ORCHESTRAL SET: "HOLIDAYS"
"DECORATION DAY"
"FOURTH OF JULY"

DURATION PUBLISHER

10 minutes
10 "

FIRST ORCHESTRAL SET "THREE

PLACES IN NEW ENGLAND" 20

SECOND ORCHESTRAL SET 20

FOURTH SYMPHONY 40-45

Photostat copies
Edition Adler,
Berlin

Photostat copies
Photostat copies
New Music

PATE
1913

1914

1915
1916

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

IST MOVEMENT FROM ORCHESTRAL SET

"HOLIDAYS" 10 minutes

strings, flute, horn and bells

Photostat copies 1913

CHORAL WORKS

THREE PIECES FOR UNISON .CHORUS
AND ORCHESTRA

"A MAN" "Lincoln the Great Com
moner," from Edwin Markham's
poem

"THE MASSES"

"AN ELECTION"

5 minutes
10 "
5 "

New Music
Photostat copies
Manuscript

1912
1915
1921

CHAMBER MUSIC

FIFTH VIOLIN AND PIANO SONATA
SECOND SET

for trumpet, woodwind, violin and

piano

20 minutes
10 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

1919
1912-21

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Many of Mr. Ives' works for Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra and his .Chamber Music
have been played by various organizations in the United States, Europe, and Havana,

BIOGRAPHY

Graduate of Yale University ; studied with Shelley and Parker. Formerly church organist
in Danbury, New Haven and New York; member of Pro Musica and Pan American
Association. At present engaged in business. Interested in all forms of composition.

FREDERICK JACOBI

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THE EVE OF SAINT AGNES
SYMPHONY

Two ASSYRIAN PRAYERS
soprano or tenor

INDIAN DANCES

DURATION PUBLISHER

25 minutes

22
12

18 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1923
1924
1926

Universal Edition
CCBirchard&Co. 1928

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Two ASSYRIAN PRAYERS 12 minutes Manuscript 1926

soprano or tenor, 18 instruments
NOCTURNE 8 " Manuscript 1926

flute, IS instruments

CHORAL WORKS

THE POET IN THE DESERT 18 minutes

mixed voices, baritone solo
FRIDAY EVENING SYNAGOGICAL SERVICE 20 "

mixed voices, baritone solo,

a cappella

Manuscript 1925

BlochPublish'gCo. 1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET 18 minutes

based on Indian themes

SONG AND PIECES FOR VIOLIN AND
PIANO

VOCALISES FOR HIGH VOICE AND PIANO

Society for

Publication of

American Music

'G. Schirmer, Inc.

Universal Edition

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1916-26

Composers' Music

Corporation

Alphonse Leduc

Alphonse Leduc 1930

THE EVE OF SAINT AGNES

SYMPHONY
INDIAN DANCES

Two ASSYRIAN PRAYERS

NOCTURNE FOR FLUTE AND

SMALL ORCHESTRA
THE POET IN THE DESERT
STRING QUARTET BASED
ON INDIAN THEMES

SABBATH EVENING SERVICE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

San Francisco Symphony, Alfred Hertz ; New Symphony,
Artur Bodanzky, New York; .Colonne Orchestra, Lazare
Saminsky, Paris.

San Francisco Symphony; Rochester Symphony, Albert
Coates.

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston and Cam
bridge, Mass.; San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco
and Berkeley, Calif.; Philadelphia Symphony, Leopold
Stokowski, Philadelphia and New York.
League of Composers, New York; Worcester Festival,
Albert Stoessel; Elizabeth Coolidge Festival, Washing
ton ; Chicago Symphony, Frederick Stock, .Chicago ; Hans
Kindler in Rome, Prague and Vienna.
Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester; Wor
cester; Boston Symphony, Alfredo Casella.
Society of the Friends of Music, New York.
Zurich Festival of the International Society for Con
temporary Music; Corporazione delle Nuove Musiche,
Rome; Milan; League of Composers, New York; Bos
ton; Chicago; San Francisco and other cities.
Temple Emami El, New York under Lazare Saminsky;
since performed in the leading synagogues in San Fran
cisco and Philadelphia.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in San Francisco, Calif., 1891 now living in America.

Studied with Goldmark, Gallico, Joseffy, Juon and Bloch. Formerly assistant conductor
Metropolitan Opera Company. Member executive board League of Composers; charter
member of American Music Guild. Society Publication American Music Award. Interested
in musical material of American Indians; interested in all forms of composition.

PHILIP JAMES

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE "BRET HARTE"
OVERTURE IN OLDEN STYLE ON
FRENCH NOELS

WlR GLAUBEN ALL* AN EINEN GOTT

Bach transcription
SONGS OF THE NIGHT
STATION W.G.Z.B.X. Suite

DURATION PUBLISHER
8 minutes Manuscript

12
3

Published
Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE
1925

1926
1929

1930

1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE FOR CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
11 instruments

KAM MERS YM PHONIE

11 instruments

CONCERTINO FOR PIANO AND CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA Mozart transcription 11
11 instruments

32 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

Published

1924
1926

1929

CHORAL WORKS

NIGHTINGALE OF BETHLEHEM

mixed chorus, orchestra
THE NUN

women's chorus, orchestra
LIGHT OF GOD

mixed chorus, orchestra
MISSA IMAGINUM "MASS OF THE

PICTURES"

mixed chorus, orchestra
STABAT MATER SPECTOSA

mixed chorus, orchestra

30 minutes Published
20 " Published

25 " Published

45 "
1 hour

Published
Published

1917
1922
1928

1929
1930

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET
FIRST ORGAN SONATA

40 minutes Manuscript 1926

25 " Published 1929

STAGE WORKS

JUDITH ballet with narrator
chamber orchestra

1 hour

Manuscript

1927

. STATION W.G.Z.B.X.

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Suite for large orchestra National Broadcasting Or
chestra, Eugene Goossens, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1890 now living in New York.

Graduated College of the City of New York; studied composition with Norris, and
Schenck. Lecturer on music; assistant professor of music New York University; music
instructor at Columbia University ; conductor Bamberger Little Symphony Orchestra and
radio station WOR; National Broadcasting Company Orchestral Award, 1932. In
terested in orchestral and choral composition.

DOROTHY JAMES

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THREE SYMPHONIC FRAGMENTS

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

10 minutes Manuscript 1931

CHAMBER MUSIC

FOUR PRELUDES FROM THE CHINESE
contralto and piano quintet

SUITE FOR STRING QUARTET

RHAPSODY

piano, violin, cello

STRING QUARTET IN ONE MOVEMENT

15 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

In preparation

1924

1926
1930

STAGE WORKS

INCIDENTAL MUSIC FOR "As You
LIKE IT" in collaboration with
Hamilton Forrest
2 pianos, oboe, string trio

PAOLO AND FRANCESCA opera Act 1
orchestra, 5 voices
remaining 3 acts in preparation

Manuscript
Manuscript

1927
1931

"PAOLO AND FRANCESCA"

Concert
THREE SYMPHONIC

FRAGMENTS
"FOUR PRELUDES FROM THE

CHINESE"

SUITE FOR STRING ORCHESTRA
INCIDENTAL MUSIC FOR

"As You LIKE IT"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Howard Hanson.

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Howard Hanson.
Chicago ; Detroit.

Chicago.
Chicago.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Chicago, 111., 1901 now living in Chicago.

Pupil of Adolf Weidig. At present instructor in musical theory in Michigan State
Normal College, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Interested in orchestral and operatic composition.

WERNER JANSSEN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

NEW YEAR'S EVE IN NEW YORK

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

20 minutes C C. Birchard&.Co. 1929
large and small score

10 minutes C. C. Birchard & Co.

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

OBSEQUIES OF A SAXOPHONE

6 wind instruments, snare drum

This list does not include Mr. Janssen's many well known musical comedies.

NEW YEAR'S EVE IN
NEW YORK

OBSEQUIES OF A SAXOPHONE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester ; Cleve
land Orchester, Nicolai Sokoloff, New York; Neighbor
hood Playhouse, Cleveland Symphony, New York; Phil
harmonic Symphony, Stadium, Albert Coates, New York.
Elizabeth Coolidge Music Festival, Washington, D. C.
RECORDINGS

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1899 now living in New York.

Graduate of Dartmouth College; pupil of Converse, Chadwick and Friedheim; Uni
versity of California music degree ; Juilliard Fellowship ; Fellowship American Academy
in Rome. Interested specially in orchestral works.

TADEUSZ JARECKI

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OP. 5 THREE AKIAS
voice

OP. 20, SINFONXA BREVE

OP. 26, CHIMERE symphonic poem
OP. 29, LA Fouix symphonic suite

OP. 30, SYMPHONY No. 2

OP. 27, CONCERTO, VIOLIN AND PIANO

SYMPHONIC SUITE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

10 minutes
16 "
10 "
16

20
14

Gebethner & Wolff 1926
/w hire at NJB.C.

Manuscript

for hire
Carl Fischer

for hire
Manuscript

for hire
Manuscript
Manuscript
In preparation

1929
1925
1927

1930
1930

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

OP. 1, Two FRAGMENTS
16 Instruments

OP. 19, SEA IDYLL
16 instruments

OP. 28, CALKINS SONGS
voice t 13 instruments

6 minutes
4 "
12 "

Alpha Music

1931

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1914
for hire at N.B.C.
Manuscript 1926

for hire

CHORAL WORKS

OP. 17, LAND OF OUR HEARTS
mixed quartet, 16 instruments

16 minutes Photostated 1916

for hire at JVAC.

CHAMBER MUSIC

OP. 11, TRIO: RONDO

piano, violin, cello
OP. 21, STRING QUARTET
OP. 22, UKRAINIAN FOLK-RHAPSODY

piano, violin, cello
OP. 23, TRIO

piano, violin, cello
OP. 24, THREE POEMS

voice, piano, violin, cello
OP. 25, STRING QUARTET

7 minutes Manuscript

30
10

12
16
19

1921

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1918
Manuscript 1922

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

1923
1924
1925

CHIMERE, OP. 26, sym
phonic poem

SINFONIA BREVE, OP. 20
LA FOULE, OP. 29

THREE ARIAS, OP. 5
SEA IDYLL, OP. 19

Two FRAGMENTS
CALKINS SONGS, OP. 28
LAND OF OUR HEARTS, OP. 17
STUNG QUARTET, OP. 21
STRING QUARTET, OP. 25
TRIO-RONDO, OP. 11

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowsld, Philadelphia;
National Broadcasting Symphony, Walter Damrosch;
Pasdeloup Orchestra, Paris; Symphony Orchestra, Vlad
imir Bakaleinikoff, Cincinnati; Warsaw Philharmonic;
Lemberg Philharmonic.

Warsaw Philharmonic (radio) ; Lemberg Philharmonic.
Polish Symphony Orchestra, Chicago; National Orches
tral Association, Leon Barzin, New York; National
Broadcasting Ensemble.
Lemberg Philharmonic ; Paris.

Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Howard Barlow (radio)
Warsaw Philharmonic, (radio), Lemberg Philharmonic;
National Broadcasting Symphonic Ensemble (radio).
Warsaw Philharmonic (radio) ; Lemberg Philharmonic.
Lemberg Philharmonic, Paris; Lemberg.
National Broadcasting Company Orchestra and chorus.
Paris; London; Rome; Venice; Warsaw; Lemberg.
Paris; Warsaw; Vilna.
Warsaw.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Poland, 1889 now living in Paris, France.

Pupil of Henry Jarecki, Niewiadomski and Taneiev; Coolidge Prize, 1918. Formerly
staff member National Broadcasting Company; conductor of orchestral concerts and
opera, Poland. Society for Publication American Music Award. Interested chiefly in
orchestral composition.

WERNER JOSTEN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CONCERTO SACRO I

string orchestra and piano

CONCERTO SACRO II

string orchestra and piano

JUNGLE

full orchestra
BIBLICAL SUITE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

22 minutes C. C Birchard & Co. 1927

20 " CC Birchard & Co. 1927

14 " Universal Edition 1928

In preparation

CHORAL WORKS

HYMNUS TO THE QUENE OF PARADYS 5 minutes G. Schirmer, Inc.

alto solo, women's voices, strings

and organ
CRUCIFIXION IS " G. Schirmer, Inc.

bass solo, mixed voices, a cappella
INDIAN SERENADEr-Shelley 5 " Manuscript

tenor, orchestra and chorus
ODE FOR ST. CECILIA'S DAY 25 "

soprano and baritone soli, mixed

voices, orchestra
A UNE MADONE Baudelaire 12 "

solo tenor and orchestra

1921

1922
1922
G. Schirmer, Inc. 1925

Manuscript 1929

STAGE WORKS

JUNGLE ballet
full orchestra

BATOULA ballet
full orchestra

14 minutes Universal Edition 1928
1 hour Manuscript 1931

CONCERTO SACRO I
CONCERTO SACRO II

JUNGLE

ODE FOR ST. CECILIA'S DAY

CRUCIFIXION

HYMNUS TO THE QUENE OF
PARADYS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Juilliard Orchestra, Albert Stoessel, New York; Roches
ter Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Juilliard Orchestra, Albert Stoessel, New York; Boston
Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, Northampton;
Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston; Chicago
Symphony, Frederick Stock, Chicago.
Worcester Festival, Albert Stoessel, Smith College,
Northampton.

Oratorio Society of New York, Albert Stoessel.
Many women's choruses throughout the country.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Germany, 1888 living now in Northampton, Mass.

Pupil of Siegel and Dalcroze. Professor of composition and fugue at Smith College,
Northampton; director of opera festivals at Smith College. Juilliard School Publication
Award. Specially interested in orchestral composition for concert and stage.

EDGAR ST1LLMAN KEllEY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

ALADDIN CHINESE SYMPHONIC SUITE C. C. Blrdiard & Co. 1915

ALICE IN WONDERLAND SYMPHONIC

SUITE 30 minutes Oliver Ditson 1922

PIT AND THE PENDULUM SYMPHONIC Society for the Pub-

SUITE lication of Ameri

can Music 1930

NEW ENGLAND SYMPHONY C. C Birchard & Co. 1922

"GULLIVER" SYMPHONY Manuscript 1914

SYMPHONIC Music TO THE PLAY OF

MACBETH single numbers for concert
SYMPHONIC Music TO THE PLAY OF

BEN HUR

ISRAFEL

voice and orchestra

ELDORADO

voice and orchestra

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CONFLUENTTA 1913

string orchestra

CHORAL WORKS

PILGRIM'S PROGRESS 2 hours 1918

ALICE IN WONDERLAND 20 minutes

chorus, 20 mimes
MANY SHORT CHORAL NUMBERS..

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUINTET FOR STRING QUARTET AND

PIANO 35 minutes

STRING QUARTET 30 "

STAGE WORKS

LYRIC OPERA PURTTANIA 2 hours

ALICE IN WONDERLAND pantomime Manuscript

now being revised

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES
The above works have been frequently performed in the United States and in Europe.

BIOGRAPHY

Bora in Sparta, Wis., 1857 now living at Western College, Oxford, Ohio.
Graduate of Stuttgart Conservatory, University of Miami degree, University of Cal
ifornia degree. Lectured extension department New York University; was professor
of musical theory Yale University; dean of composition ^Cincinnati Conservatory. Fel
lowship for composition Western College, Oxford, Ohio. Interested in orchestral and
chamber music; has made special studies in Chinese music; has employed Greek scales
in a modern manner.

BORIS KOUTZEN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

POEM NOCTURNE "SOLITUDE"

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE
1927

II minutes Manuscript

orchestral material
for hire Elkan
Vogel, Philadelphia

SYMPHONIC MOVEMENT FOR VIOLIN 12 La Sirene Musicale 1929
AND ORCHESTRA orchestral parts

forbwe

SYMPHONIC POEM GALLEY FORGE" 10 " Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN B FLAT MAJOR 29 minutes Manuscript 1922

SONATA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN 24 " Manuscript 1928

SONATINA FOR PIANO 12 " La Sirene Musicale 1931

STAGE WORKS

ONE ACT OPERA

In preparation

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

POEM NOCTURNE "SOLITUDE^ Philadelphia Orchestra, composer-conductor, Philadel
phia; San Francisco Orchestra, Alfred Hertz, San Fran
cisco; Philadelphia Orchestra, Alexander Smallens,
Philadelphia.

Chamber Music Association, Philadelphia,
Art Alliance, Philadelphia.

STRING QUARTET
SONATA FOR PIANO AND

VIOLIN
SONATINA FOR PIANO

Society for Contemporary Music, Philadelphia; League
of Composers, New York,

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1901 now living in Philadelphia, Pa.

Studied with Gliere in Moscow. At present head of violin department, Philadelphia
Conservatory of Music; member of board Philadelphia Society for Contemporary Music.
Until recently interested in instrumental composition; interested now also in opera.

A. WALTER KRAMER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

Two SYMPHONIC SKETCHES, OP. 37A
SYMPHONIC RHAPSODY IN F MINOR
OP. 35, FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA

CHACONNE BY J. S. BACH

DURATION PUBLISHER PATE

10 minutes Manuscript 1914

17 " Orchestral score and 1915
parts for hire in
ms. Orchestral part
reduced for piano,
Carl Fischer, Inc.

15 " J. Fischer & Bro. 1924

orchestral score and
parts for hire

CHORAL WORKS

A Rococo ROMANCE

chorus of women's voices, soprano
solo, orchestra or piano

16 minutes C. C Birchard & Co. 1904
edition with piano
orchestral score, parts
in ms. for hire

CHAMBER MUSIC

INTERLUDE FOR. A DRAMA

medium voice without words,
o"boe, viola, cello and piano

3 minutes G. Ricordi & Co. 1921

A Rococo ROMANCE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Manhattan Opera House, Artists* Choir, New York;
New York Matinee Musicale Society; Hackensack Wo
men's Chorus; Dayton Music Club Chorus.

Two SYMPHONIC SKETCHES New York Philharmonic ; Cincinnati Symphony ; St. Louis

Symphony; Minneapolis Symphony Los Angeles Phil
harmonic.

Stadium Symphony, Lewisohn Stadium, New York, Ilya
Schkolnik; Aeolian Hall, New York, Kathleen Parlow.

Cincinnati Symphony, Eugene Goossens; Cleveland Or
chestra, Nikolai Sokoloff; Seattle Symphony, Karl
Krueger.

Eva Gauthier, chamber music ensemble, New York; In
ternational Composers 1 Guild, New York.

SYMPHONIC RHAPSODY IN
F MINOR

CHACONNE> Bach

INTERLUDE FOR A DRAMA

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1890 now living in New York

Studied violin under father Maximilian Kramer, Carl Hauser and Richard Arnold ; com
position chiefly self taught. Editor-in-chief of MUSICAL AMERICA; member of Advisory
Board, League of Composers ; member of Board of United States Section, International
Society for Contemporary Music; member of Board, Society for Publication of Ameri
can Music; member of The Bohemians. Specially interested in orchestral composition.

EDWARD FRAMPTON KURTZ

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

LA CHARMANTE

TONE POEM "PARTHENOPE"

DURATION PUBLISHER

SYMPHONY A MINOR

MARCH IN D

TONE POEM "THE DAEMON LOVER"

CHAMBER MUSIC

SUITE "FROM THE WEST"

string quartet

STRING QUARTET C MINOR
sonata form

8 minutes
10 "

Published
Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript
In preparation

15 minutes Manuscript
30 " Manuscript

DATE

1914
1922

1927
1919

1928
1932

MARCH IN D

SYMPHONY A MINOR SCHERZO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Cincinnati Orchestra, composer-conductor; Cleveland Or
chestra, composer-conductor ; Minneapolis Orchestra, Emil
Oberhoffer, Henri Verbrugghen; St. Louis Orchestra,
Rudolph Ganz.
Rochester, Howard Hanson.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New Castle, Pa., 1881 now living Iowa State Teachers College, Iowa.
Studied Ysaye and Von Kuntz, Goetschius, Stillman Kelley, and Clapp. At present head
of orchestral music department Iowa State Teachers College; conductor of Waterloo
Symphony Orchestra. Special interest in orchestral composition and chamber music;
interested in problems of school orchestras.

ALLAN LINCOLN LANGLEY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY No. 1 IN D MINOR, OP. 42
ROMANTIC SUITET transcription from

Op, 85 of J. Raff OP. 59
SYMPHONY No. 2 IN D MINOR, OP. 63
WALTZES FOR ORCHESTRA

VARIATIONS ON AN ORIGINAL THEME
ORCHESTRAL PICTURE "THE ISLAND OF
THE FAY"

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN B FLAT, OP. 39
SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO, OP. 40

DURATION PUBLISHER

40 minutes
20

55-60 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1920
1926

Manuscript 1927

score and parts avail
able or score only
In preparation
In preparation

25 minutes
35-40 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

1918
1919

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

STRING QUARTET
SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO
SYMPHONY No. 2 IN D MINOR
WALTZES FOR ORCHESTRA

Boston; MacDowell Club, New York.
Boston; MacDowell Club, New York.
National Orchestral Association, Leon Barzin, New York.
Philharmonic, Stadium Concerts; Rochester Civic Sym
phony; Boston Symphony, etc. Conducted by Willem
Mengelberg, Frederick Stock, Willem van Hoogstraten,
Ernest Schelling, etc.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Newport, R. L, 1892 now living in New York .City.

Studied at New England Conservatory of Music with Winternitz and Adamowsky in
violin and ensemble ; studied composition, orchestration, counterpoint, etc., with Chadwick,
Shepherd, Redmond and Mason. At present coach in orchestration, viola player and
guest conductor; contributor to various magazines. Interested in orchestral and chamber
works only.

WESLEY LA VIOLETTE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

REQUIEM
PENETRELLA

18 part string orchestra
OSIRIS

DEDICATIONS CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN
SPOOK-HOUR "SCHESZINO"

DURATION PUBLISHER

15 minutes
9

20
5 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

BATE

1925
1928

1929
1929

1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SCHERZINO

6 minutes Manuscript

1931

CHORAL WORKS

THE BROKEN VINE 20 minutes Gamble

tenor solo, mixed a-cappella chorus
ANIMA MUNDI festival 30 " In preparation

1921

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET 23 minutes Schnieder 1926

PIANO QUINTET 25 " Schneider 1927

SONATINA ^ 10 " Manuscript 1931

two violins alone
FIVE SONGS FOR VOICE AND STRING

QUARTET 12 " Manuscript 1931

SONATINA four movements 10 " Manuscript 1931

two inolins

STAGE WORKS

SHYLOCK opera in 3 acts Shakespeare 2 hours Manuscript
SWANWHITE opera in 2 acts
Strindberg In preparation

1929

REQUIEM
PENETRELLA

DEDICATIONS CONCERTO
THE BROKEN VINE

SCHERZINO, THE SPOOK

HOUR
FIVE SONGS

STRING QUARTET

PIANO QUINTET
SHYLOCK prelude and ballet
Act II

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
( Chicago Symphony, Frederick Stock, Chicago; Minne
apolis Symphony, Henry Verbrugghen, Minneapolis, St,
Paul; San Francisco Symphony, Rudolph Ganz; Alfred
Cortot, Paris.

Chicago Symphony, Frederick Stock, Albert Spalding.
Second Pacific Festival of American Music, California,
Howard Hanson,

National Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Ganz, and many
performances on tour.

St. Louis Symphony, John Charles Thomas; Los An
geles Symphony.

Chicago, Rochester, Tucson, Los Angeles, Hart House
Quartet.

Rudolph 'Ganz and Neill Quartet, International Society
for .Contemporary Music, Chicago.
Milwaukee Philharmonic Orchestra, Frank Waller.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in St. James, Minn., 1894 now living in Chicago, 111.

Graduate Northwestern University School of Music, Chicago Musical College degree.
Associate director and head of theory department Chicago Musical College; president
Chicago ( Chapter of International Society for Contemporary Music. Interested in all
forms of composition, especially opera, symphony and chamber music.

CHARLES MARTIN TORNOY LOEFFLER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

EVOCATION symphonic poem

orchestra and 4 part women's chorus
MEMORIES OF MY CHILDHOOD

Juilliard School

Publication

G. Schirmer, Inc.

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CANTICUM FRATSIS Sous

For voice and chamber orchestra
strings, piano, celesta, 3 flutes,
English horn, 2 horns

Library of Congress,
Washington, D,C

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTET: Music FOR 4 STRINGS

In memory of Victor Chapman
Two RHAPSODIES FOR PIANO, OBOE, VIOLA
PARTITA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN
4 movements

G. Schirmer, Inc.

G. Schirmer, Inc.
Manuscript

STAGE WORKS

LIFE Is BUT A DREAM
Chinese opera in 4 acts

Manuscript

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. Loeffler's performances have been so numerous in America and Europe that it is
impossible to list them here.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Alsace, 1861 now living in Medfield, Mass.

Studied in Berlin and Paris with Joachim, Massart and Guiraud. Formerly soloist and
assistant concert master, Boston Symphony. Juilliard School Publication Award; Society
for Publication Music Award. Interested in all forms of music.

OTTO LUEN1NG

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC POEM, OP. 5
CONCERTINO, OP. 13

flute solo

SYMPHONIC POEM,, OP. 15
SERENADE, OP. 18

3 horns soli

"AMERICANA" FOR ORCHESTRA
DIVERTIMENTO FOR ORCHESTRA
DIRGE FOR ORCHESTRA

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CONCERTINO, OP. 13 flute
THREE SONGS soprano, orchestra
SERENADE, OP. 183 horns
SYMPHONIETTA FOR CHAMBER

DURATION PUBLISHER

18 minutes
15

14
7

15 minutes
10
7

Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

In preparation
In preparation
In preparation

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
In preparation

CHORAL WORKS

Two CHORUSES (after Byron) OP. 19 7 minutes Manuscript

a cappella, women's voices
"CHRIST is ARISEN" 5 " Manuscript

mixed voices, organ

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA VIOLIN AND PIANO 12 minutes Manuscript

OP. 2 SEXTET 20 " Manuscript

flute, clarinet, horn, violin, viola,

cello

OP. 3 SONATA FOR FLUTE AND PIANO 7 " Manuscript

OP. 4 STRING QUARTET 40 " Manuscript

OP. 6 INTROITUS FOR ORGAN 10 " Manuscript

TRIO, PIANO, VIOLIN, CELLO 18 " Manuscript

SECOND SONATA, VIOLIN AND PIANO 20 " Manuscript

OP. 10 CHORAL PHANTASY FOR ORGAN 14 " Manuscript

OP. 11 THE SOUNDLESS SONG 25 " Manuscript

soprano, string quartet, piano, flute,

clarinet

OP. 12 SONATA FOR VIOLONCELLO SOLO 10 " Manuscript
OP. 13 TRIO FOR FLUTE, VIOLIN AND

SOPRANO 12 " Manuscript

OP. 14 SECOND STRING QUARTET 20 " Manuscript

OP. 20 THIRD STRING QUARTET 35 " Manuscript

TEN SONGS, FOR SOPRANO 10 " Manuscript

"FANTASIA BREVIS" FOR ORGAN 10 " Manuscript

STAGE WORKS

MUSICAL SETTING FOR MAETERLINCK'S
"SISTER BEATRICE"

cast, alto, solo, chorus, organ
"EVANGELINE" opera in 4 acts 2# hours

soloists, orchestra, chorus;

45 minutes Manuscript

DATE

1921
1923

1924
1927

Manuscript
also possible in
condensed version

1923
1926
1927

1928
1929

1918
1919

1919
1920
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922

1923

1923
1924
1928
1930
1932

1925
1932

SYMPHONIC POEM, OP. 15
SERENADE

THREE SONGS
SISTER BEATRICE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Rochester Philharmonic, Eugene Goossens, Howard Han
son; Rochester Civic; N.B.C, Guy Harrison.
American Composers* -Concerts, Howard Hanson.
Rochester.

Chamber Music performed frequently.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Milwaukee, Wis., 1900 now living in New York

Pupil of Jarnach, Ziehn, Middleschulte ; Busoni Circle, Zurich, Guggenheim Fellow
ship. Formerly guest conductor American Opera Company. Formerly Executive Director
Eastman School opera department. Assistant conductor and ^ conductor of Rochester
American Opera Company. Interested in all forms of composition.

QUINTO MAGAN1NI

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

TUOLUMNE, A CALIFORNIA RHAPSODY 14 minutes

trumpet and orchestra
NIGHT ON AN ISLAND OF PHANTASY 16

A CUBAN RHAPSODY

GENEKEERE, A ROMANTIC RHAPSODY
A MAN OF DESTINY dramatic overture

SYMPHONY No. 1 IN G MINOR
ORCHESTRATING "A CHRISTMAS AT
ANGELS"

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE

14 minutes

Score published

1920

parts for hire

16 "

Manuscript

1922

for hire

8 "

Published

1926

score and parts

for sale

Manuscript

1930

Manuscript

1931

Manuscript

1932

In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

AN ORNITHOLOGICAL SUITE
IS instruments

17 minutes

Score published
parts for hire

1930

CHORAL WORKS

SONGS OF THE^CHINESE
women 3 s voices, 2 pianos

THE CATHEDRAL AT SENS

orchestral concertino, solo cello,
mixed choir

15 minutes
22 "

Published

To be published

1925
1928

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATE GAULOISE flute and piano 14 minutes Published 1929

SONATE DA CAMERA violin and piano 30 " Manuscript 1927

STRING QUARTET No. 1 22 " Manuscript 1929

PIANO SONATA, SUITE A TRE 20 " Published 1928
flute, violin, cello

STAGE WORKS

"EVEN HOURS" ballet in four pictures
2 solo dancers, dance chorus,

"A .CHRISTMAS AT ANGELS" in one act
large cast, chorus and orchestra

18 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

1930
1932

TUOLUMNE

NIGHT ON AN ISLAND OF

PHANTASY
A CUBAN RHAPSODY

SYMPHONY No. 1

AN ORNITHOLOGICAL SUITE

SONGS OF THE CHINESE

CATHEDRAL AT SENS
SONATE GAULOISE
SONATA DA CAMERA
SUITE A TRE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York Philharmonic, Willem van Hoogstraten; New
York Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch; San Fran
cisco Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Hertz; Chautauqua,
N. Y., Albert Stoessel ; etc.
National Orchestra, Leon Barzin.

New York Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch ; many

times all over the world.

Conducted by composer.

New York Sinfonietta, composer-conductor.

Women's University Glee ,Club; Paris, Eiffel Tower

broadcast; in many American cities.

Mendelssohn Choir, Toronto; Providence, R, I.

Revised version, Paris.

Paris.

Los Angeles; New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Fairfield, Calif., 1897 now living in New York.

Studied with Barr&re and Boulanger, and at American Conservatory, Fontainebleau ; Gug
genheim Fellowship ; Pulitzer Scholarship. Formerly flutist for various orchestras ; guest
conductor. At present conductor of New York Sinfonietta; editing chamber music for
,Carl Fischer, Inc. Interested in all forms of composition.

LEOPOLD DAMROSCH MANNES

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SUITE

3 short pieces

DURATION PUBLISHER PATE

8 minutes Manuscript 1926

CHORAL WORKS

Two MADRIGALS

6 minutes Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET
SUITE FOR 2 PIANOS

30 minutes

10 "

Manuscript
Editions Maurice
Senart

1927
1924

STAGE WORKS

INCIDENTAL Music FOR CHILDREN'S

PERFORMANCE OF SHAKESPEARE'S

"THE TEMPEST" 20

flute, clarinet, trumpet, violin, cello,

piano

Manuscript

1930

SUITE FOR 2 PIANOS
STRING QUARTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Harold Bauer and Ossip Gabrilowitsch, New York; Alfred
Cortot and composer, New York, Paris; Ethel Bartlett
and Rae Robertson, New York, London.
Flonzaley Quartet; Lenox String Quartet; Quartetto
delle Fornace, Rome.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1899 now living in Rochester, N. Y.

Graduate of Harvard University ; studied piano with Elizabeth Quaile, Guy Maier, Alfred
Cortot; studied composition with Schreyer, Scalero and Goetschius. Piano scholarship
Walter Scott Foundation; Pulitzer Scholarship; Guggenheim Fellowship. Teacher com
position andi lecturer David Mannes Music School; teacher theory Institute of Musical
Art. At present interested in research in photography and photographic chemistry; in
terested in all forms of composition.

DANIEL GREGORY MASON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY No. 1, OP. 11, C MINOR
"RUSSIANS," OP. 18

baritone, orchestra
PRELUDE AND FUGUE, OP. 20

piano, orchestra

CHANTICLEER, FESTIVAL OVERTURE,
OP. 27

DURATION PUBLISHER

38 minutes
16

DATE

Universal Edition 1916

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1918
for hire

Manuscript 1920

SYMPHONY, No. 2, OP. 30, A MAJOR 34

Juilliard School

Publication

Manuscript

1928
1930

CHORAL WORKS

SONGS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE, OP. 23
soprano, baritone, chorus

21 minutes Ricordi

1926

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTET FOR PIANO AND STRINGS,
OP. 7 30 minutes

PASTORALE, VIOLIN, CLARINET, PIANO,
OP. 8 9

3 PIECES, FLUTE, HARP, STRING, QUAR
TET, OP. 13 10

SONATA FOR CLARINET AND PIANO,
OP. 14

STRING QUARTET ON NEGRO THEMES,
OP. 19 27

VARIATIONS ON A THEME OF JOHN
POWELL FOR STRING QUARTET, OP. 24 13

DIVERTIMENTO FOR FLUTE, OBOE, CLARI
NET, HORN, BASSOON, OP. 26 14

"FANNY BLAIR" FOLK SONG FANTASY
FOR STRING QUARTET, OP. 28 12

SERENADE FOR STRING QUARTET

G. Schirmer, Inc.

1912

Mathot, Paris

1913

Society for

1922

Publication of

American Music

Society for

1915

Publication of

American Music

Society for

1919

Publication of

American Music

Carl Fischer

1926

Carl Fischer

1927

for hire

Carl Fischer

1929

In preparation

SYMPHONY No. 1
first version

SYMPHONY No. 1
second version

"RUSSIANS"

PRELUDE AND FUGUE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia, Leopold Stokowski; Ossip Gabrilowitsch,
Detroit.

Philharmonic Society, "Joseph Stransky, New York; St.
Paul, Henri Verbrugghen; Chicago, Frederick Stock;
New York Symphony Society, Bruno Walter; Boston,
Serge Koussevitzky.

Chicago Orchestra, Eric Delamarter; Detroit Orchestra,
Ossip Gabrilowitsch; Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold
Stokowski; New York Symphony. Walter Damrosch;
St. Louis Orchestra; Boston Symphony, Pierre Mon-
teux; American Orchestral Society, Chalmers Qifton.

Chicago Orchestra, Frederick Stock; Philharmonic Or
chestra, Josef Stransky, New York; Detroit Symphony,
Ossip Gabrilowitsch; Boston Symphony, Pierre Monteux;
Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski; Rochester
Festival, Howard Hanson.

DANIEL GREGORY MASON (Continued)

SONGS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE
CHANTICLEER OVERTURE

SYMPHONY No. 2

QUARTET FOR PIANO AND
STRINGS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Bridgeport Oratorio, Friends of Music, New York.

Cincinnati, Fritz Reiner; New York Philharmonic,
Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Fritz Reiner;
Chautauqua, Worcester Festival, Albert Stoessel; Roch
ester, Howard Hanson; New Haven, David Stanley
Smith; New York, Chalmers Clifton; Detroit, Phila
delphia, Ossip Gabrilowitsch; Manhattan Symphony, New
York, Henry Hadley; Cleveland, Nikolai Sokoloff; Chi
cago, Frederick Stock; Detroit, Rochester Festival, How
ard Hanson; Minneapolis, Henri Verbnigghen; Stadium,
New York, Willem van Hoogstraten; San Francisco,
Issay Dobrowen; Virginia State Festival, 1932.

.Cincinnati, Fritz Reiner; Chicago, Frederick Stock;
Philharmonic Symphony, New York, Bruno Walter.

Flonzaley Quartet, New York; Kneisel Quartet, Boston,
New York.

PASTORALE

THREE PIECES FOR FLUTE,
HARP AND STRING QUARTET

SONATA FOR CLARINET AND
PIANO

STRING QUARTET ON NEGRO
THEMES

VARIATIONS ON A THEME OF
JOHN POWELL

DIVERTIMENTO "FANNY BLAIR"

SERENADE FOR STRING
QUARTET

New York; Boston; London; Pittsfield Festival
Boston; New York; Chicago; Seattle; Reading, Penn.

Pittsfield; New York; Ann Arbor, Mich.; California.
Played throughout United States by various quartets.
Played throughout United States by various quartets.

Barrere Ensemble; Detroit Symphony Woodwind.

Played in New York, Detroit, Cleveland and California.
Austria.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Brookline, Mass., 1883 now living in New York.

Graduate of Harvard University; Tufts College degree; studied composition with Paine,
Chadwick, ^Goetschius and d'Indy. Society Publication American Music Award ; Juilliard
School Publication Award. At present professor of music Columbia University; author
of many books and contributor to various magazines. Interested in all forms of com-
poiition.

CARLMCK1NLEY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THE BLUE FLOWER
MASQUERADE

DURATION PUBLISHER

THE BLUE FLOWER
MASQUERADE

20 minutes
9

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Manuscript

J. Fischer & Bro.

DATE

1921
1925

Philharmonic Orchestra, Henry Hadley, New York; Chi
cago Symphony, Frederick Stock, Chicago.
Stadium Concerts (Philharmonic Orchestra), composer-
conductor, New York; Chicago Symphony, Frederick
Stock, .Chicago; Beethoven Symphony, Georges Zaslaw-
sky, New York ; Detroit Symphony, Ossip Gabrilowitsch,
Syracuse Symphony, Vladimir Shavitch, Syracuse; Phil
adelphia Orchestra, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Philadelphia,
New York; Manhattan Symphony, composer-conductor,
New York; Boston Symphony, Henry Hadley, Boston;
Bad Hamburg, Germany, American Music Festival, Oskar
Holger; and other cities.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Yarmouth, Me., 1895 now living in Boston.

Graduate of Harvard University ; studied music at Knox Conservatory, Illinois ; studied
with Dethier, Rothwell, Goldmark and Boulanger. Guggenheim Fellowship; Naumburg
Fellowship. At present instructor in composition, theory and history of music, at the
New England Conservatory of Music, Boston; organist in Boston. Interested in or
chestral and choral composition.

COLIN MC PHEE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA

SARABANDE

SYMPHONY IN ONE MOVEMENT

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND
WIND OCTETTE

CHORAL WORKS

SEA SHANTY SUITE

/or baritone solo, men's chorus in
unison, 2 pianos and 2 sets timpani

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATINA

2 flutes, clarinet, trumpet, piano

DURATION PUBLISHER

30 minutes
7 "
20 "

16 minutes

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

New Music
1930-31

DATE

1923
1927
1930

1928

20 minutes Edwin F. Kalmus 1929

11 minutes Manuscript

1925

CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND

WIND OCTETTE
SEA SHANTY SUITE

SONATINA FOR PIANO AND
WIND INSTRUMENTS

CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND
ORCHESTRA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Little Symphony, Rochester; Boston Chamber
Orchestra, Boston ; Barrere Little Symphony, New York.
Schola Cantorum, New York; .Columbia University Glee
Club, New York
International Composers' Guild, New York

Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Toronto.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Canada, 1901 now living in New York.
Interested in all forms of composition,

DOUGLAS STUART MOORE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

FOUR MUSEUM PIECES
PAGEANT OF P. T. BARNUM
MOBY DICK

A SYMPHONY OF AUTUMN
OVERTURE, BABBITT

DURATION PUBLISHER

12 minutes

20 "

Manuscript

Published

Manuscript

PATE

1922
1924
1928
-1930
1931

CHAMBER MUSIC

BALLADE OF WILLIAM SYCAMORE

baritone, flute, trombone, piano
SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

8 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

192$
1929

FOUR MUSEUM PIECES
PAGEANT OF P. T. BARNUM

MOBY DICK

A SYMPHONY OF AUTUMN

BALLAD OF WILLIAM
SYCAMORE

SONATA, VIOLIN AND PIANO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Cleveland Orchestra, Nikolai Sokolof?

Cleveland Orchestra, .Cleveland, New York and on tour ;
San Francisco Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff; Rochester,
Chautauqua, Howard Hanson; Rochester Orchestra, Eu
gene Goossens; Manhattan Symphony, Henry Hadley;
Rochester Civic Orchestra, Guy Fraser Harrison; Na
tional Broadcasting Orchestra, Walter Damrosch; Holly
wood Bowl, Walter Damrosch.

Rochester, Howard Hanson.

Rochester; Cleveland Orchestra, Cleveland.

Columbia University, Department of Music, New York.

League of Composers, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in .Cutchogue, N, Y., 1893 now living in New York.

Studied composition with Parker, d'Indy and Bloch. Pulitzer Scholarship; Eastman
School Publication Award. At present associate professor of music Columbia University;
conductor of Columbia University Orchestra; author of "Listening to Music" (W. W.
Norton). Interested in orchestral and chamber music.

HAROLD MORRIS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

POEM AFTER TAGORSf S GlTANJALI

SYMPHONY

.CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

VARIATIONS ON THE NEGRO SPIRITUAL

"DUM-A-LUM"

5 strings, flute, oboe, clarinet, bas
soon, French horn 6* piano

DURATION PUBLISHER

16 minutes
30 "
27 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Juilliard School
Publication
In preparation

DATE

1915
1925
1927

14 minutes Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN 25 minutes Manuscript
TRIO FOR PIANO, VIOLIN AND CELLO

rhapsody 15 " Manuscript

QUARTET FOR STRINGS 21 " Manuscript

QUINTET FOR PIANO AND STRINGS 28 " Manuscript

1925

1919

1917
1928
1929

POEM FOR ORCHESTRA

SONATA FOR PIANO AND
VIOLIN

CONCERT OF HAROLD MORRIS'S
CHAMBER Music

RHAPSODY, TRIO FOR PIANO,
VIOLIN AND CELLO

QUARTET FOR SPRINGS

CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND
ORCHESTRA

QUINTET FOR PIANO AND
STRINGS

VARIATIONS FOR CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Cincinnati Symphony with Eugene Ysaye, Cincinnati;
New York Philharmonic with Joseph Stransky, New
York; Los Angeles Philharmonic with Walter Henry
Rothwell, Los Angeles; Rochester Symphony with How
ard Hanson, Rochester.
American Music Guild, New York.

Aeolian Hall, New York, with Albert Stoessel.

American Music Guild, New York, Felix Salmond, Al
bert Stoessel and composer.

League of Composers, New York; European perform
ances; Pro Arte Quartet.

Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston,
New York.

League of Composers, New York; New York String
Quartet and composer; Hans Lange Quartet, Frank
Sheridan, New York.
New York Chamber Music Society, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in San Antonio, Texas, 1890now living in New York.

B.A. degree, M.M. degree. Member of United States Section, International Society for
Contemporary Music ; member of faculty of Juilliard School of Music ; member of Amer
ican Music Guild ; member of MacDowell colony, Peterboro ; Juilliard School Publication
Award. Has made intensive study of folk music. Interested in all forms of composition;
at present chiefly interested in orchestra, chamber music and piano.

LEO ORNSTEIN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISH ER

SYMPHONIC POEM "THE FOG"

CONCERTO FOR PIANO

Two NOCTUSNES

FIVE SONGS FOR VOICE AND ORCHESTRA

LYSISTRATA SUITE FOR FULL ORCHESTRA 20

SYMPHONY

DATE

14 minutes

Manuscript

1915

Manuscript

1923

Manuscript

1924

15 "

Manuscript

1929

20 "

Manuscript

1930

In preparation

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

INCIDENTAL Music TO LYSISTRATA
12 instruments

20 minutes Manuscript

1930

CHORAL WORKS

THSEE RUSSIAN CHORUSES
a cappella

14 minutes Breitkopf & Hart el

CHAMBER MUSIC

Two CELLO SONATAS
Two VIOLIN SONATAS

QUINTET

piano and string quartet
QUARTET

25 minutes

35 "

6 PRE/UDES FOR CELLO AND PlANO 20

Carl Fischer, Inc.
Carl Fischer, Inc.
Breitkopf &Hartel
Manuscript 1929

Manuscript
Manuscript

1929
1931

STAGE WORKS

PANTOMIME BALLET
full orchestra

PANTOMIME "LIMA BEANS"
baritone, contralto, tenor,
chamber orchestra, puppets

30 minutes Manuscript 1930

18 " Manuscript 1931

PIANO CONCERTO
QUINTET

QUARTET

CELLO AND PIANO SONATA

INCIDENTAL Music To

LYSISTRATA
PRELUDES

RE.CORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Philadelphia

and New York

League of Composers, New York; Contemporary Mttsic

Society, Philadelphia; Elizabeth Coolidge Festival, Pacis*

League of Composers, New York,

New York; Washington; St. Louis; Philadelphia j arf

many other cities in America and Europe.

New York; Philadelphia; Chicago; and many other cities.

League of Composers, New York; Beethoven Associa
tion, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Russia, 1895 now living in North Conway, N. H.

Studied at St. Petersburg Conservatory with Glazounow; Institute of Musical Art, New
York with Bertha Tapper. Director and head of piano department Zeckwer-Hahn Phila
delphia Musical Academy. Soloist with American and European symphonic orchestras ;
member of Advisory Board, League of Composers. Interested in all forms of composition.

WALTER PISTON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC PIECE
SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA

CONCERTO FOR ORCHESTRA

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE

8 minutes

Manuscript

1927

Cos Cob Press
score for sale
parts for hire

1929

In preparation

CHAMBER MUSIC

THREE PIECES FOR FLUTE, CLARINET
AND BASSOON

SONATA FOR FLUTE AND PIANO
Surra FOR OBOE AND PIANO

12 minutes Manuscript 1926

10 " Manuscript 1930

10 " Manuscript 1931

SYMPHONIC PIECE
SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, Cam
bridge.

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, Cam
bridge,* Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold StokowsM, Phil
adelphia.

THREE PIECES FOR FLUTE, Societe Musicale Independante, Paris; Societe Nationale,
CLARINET AND BASSOON Paris; Boston Flute Players' Club, Boston; Chamber
Music Association, Philadelphia; Copland-Sessions, New
' York.

SONATA FOR FLUTE AND Boston; Cambridge; First Yaddo Festival.

PIANO

SUITE FOR OBOE AND PIANO Boston; Cambridge.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in RocMand, Me., 1894 now living in Belmont, Mass.

Pupil of Boulanger. Assistant Professor of music at Harvard University. Specially
interested in orchestra and chamber music.

FRANKLIN P. PATTERSON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE TO OPERA "MOUNTAIN
BLOOD"
Hergesheimer novel

DURATION PUBLISHER
12 minutes Manuscript

BACCHANALE (From "The Echo")

STAG! WORKS

BEGGAR'S LOVE chamber opera 40 minutes

soprano, tenor, baritone, no chorus

THE ECHO one-act opera 1 hour

soprano, alto, tenor, bass, chorus*
full orchestra; string trio or cham
ber orchestra

MOUNTAIN BLOOD 2j4 hours

chorus, orchestra, cast, etc.

Parts published,

large or small

orchestra

G. Schirmer, Inc.

C C Birdiard 1918
G. Schirmer, Inc.

Manuscript

1925

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

BEGGAR'S LOVE
THE ECHO

MOUNTAIN BLOOD OVERTURE

Los Angeles; San Diego; New York.
National Federation of Music Dubs Convention, Port
land, Oregon.

Cleveland Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff; Rochester Civic
Orchestra, Howard Hanson.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Philadelphia, Pa., 1871 now living in New York.

Studied violin with Stoll and Schmidt; composition with Dark; bassoon with Fach;
Munich Conservatory of Music. Played viola in Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra. At
present member of editorial board of Musical Courier ; author of many books on musical
subjects. Interested mainly in stage works.

JOHN POWELL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

RHAPSQDIE NGRE (piano)
OVERTURE : IN OLD VIRGINIA
NATCHEZ-ON-THE-HILL -3 Virginia

Country Dances
SYMPHONIC WORK
PIANO CONCERTO

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
STRING QUARTET

DURATION PUBLISHER

14 minutes

G. Schirmer, Inc.
G. Schirmer, Inc.

20 minutes

Published
In preparation

RHAPSODIE NGRE

N ATCHEZ-ON-T HE-HlLL

IN OLD VIRGINIA

DATE

1919
1921

G. Schirmer, Inc. 1932
In preparation
In preparation

1928

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

J-Many performances in America and Europe.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Richmond, Va., 1882 now living in Richmond, Va.

Graduate University of Virginia; studied with Leschetizky, Haar and Navratil; toured
through United States and Europe as pianist and soloist with all orchestras. At present
engaged in collection and study of Virginia folk music.

QUINCY PORTER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

UKRAINIAN SUITE FOR STRING

ORCHESTRA
SUITE IN C MINOR
WORK FOR ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER
10 minutes C. C. Birchard

Manuscript
In preparation

DATE
1925

1926

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN E MINOR 16 minutes Manuscript 1923

STRING QUARTET No. 2, G MINOR 17 " Manuscript 1925

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 15 " Manuscript 1926

flute, violin, viola Manuscript 1927

"!N MONASTERIQ" 9 " Manuscript 1927

string quartet

LITTLE SUITE 6% " Manuscript 1928

flute, violin, viola

SONATA No. 2 FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 16 " Manuscript 1929

QUINTET FOR CLARINET AND STRINGS 14 " Manuscript 1929

SONATA FOR PIANO 15 " Manuscript 1930

SUITE FOR VIOLA ALONE T/* " Manuscript 1930

STRING QUARTET No. 3 17 " Manuscript 1930

STRING QUARTET No. 4 15 " Manuscript 1931

UKRAINIAN SUITE

SUITE IN C MINOR
STRING QUARTET, E MINOR
STRING QUARTET No. 2
SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND

PIANO

QUINTET, PIANO AND STRINGS
"!N MONASTERIO"

LITTLE SUITE
SONATA No. 2
QUINTET FOR .CLARINET AND

STRINGS

SONATA FOR PIANO
SUITE FOR VIOLA ALONE
STRING QUARTET No. 3
STRING QUARTET No. 4

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester ; Smith
College Orchestra, composer-conductor, Northampton;
Durieux Ensemble, New York; Cleveland Institute Or
chestra, Cleveland.

Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Howard Hanson,
Ribaupierre Quartet, Cleveland.
Ribaupierre Quartet, Cleveland.
Cleveland; New Haven, Conn.

.Copland-Sessions Concerts, New York; Cleveland.
Flonzaley Quartet, New Haven, Conn; Ribaupierre Quar
tet, Clevland.
Paris; Cleveland.
Paris; Cleveland.
Paris.

Paris ; Arthur Loesser, Qeveland,

Carlton Cooley, Cleveland; composer, Paris, Cleveland.

Paris; Bad Homburg Festival, Germany; Cleveland.

Cleveland.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New Haven, Conn., 1897 -now living at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Graduate of Yale College and Yale Music School; studied with Parker and Smith; stud
ied with d'Indy in Paris; with Bloch in New York and Cleveland. Taught musical
theory at Cleveland Institute; head of theory department Cleveland Institute, Eastman
School Publication Award; Guggenheim Fellowship. At present associate professor of
music Vassar College. Specially interested in orchestra and chamber music.

ALOIS REISER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

PRELUDE FROM "GOBI"
SLAVIC RHAPSODY

FROM MOUNT RAINIER
A SUMMER EVENING
EREWHON

DURATION PUBLISHER

7 minutes
30 "
10
15
17 "

Published

Manuscript

Published

Manuscript

DATE

1912
1927
1926
1907
1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

LITTLE COQUETTE

SPANISH SERENADE

APPASSIONATO D' AMOUR

ENTRE Nous

CONCERTO FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA

3 minutes

Published

1918

4 "

Published

1918

4 "

Published

1926

Published

1926

35 "

Manuscript

1916

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET IN E MINOR

STRING QUARTET IN C MAJOR

TRIO IN E MAJOR

TRIO IN F MAJOR

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

40 minutes

Published

1916

Manuscript

1930

Manuscript

1910

Manuscript

1931

In preparation

STAGE WORKS

GRAND OPERA "GOBI"

4 hours

Manuscript

1912

PRELUDE "Gosi"

SLAVIC RHAPSODY
FROM MOUNT RAINIER

A SUMMER EVENING
STRING QUARTET IN E MINOR

STRING QUARTET IN ,C MAJOR
TRIO IN F MAJOR

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York Philharmonic, Willem van Hoogstraten ; Strand
Symphony Orchestra, New York, composer-conductor.

Los Angeles Philharmonic, composer-conductor.

Women's Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia; Hollywood

Grove Symphony Orchestra, composer-conductor; radio

broadcasting.

Prague Philharmonic, Dr. W. Zemanek.

Pittsfield Festival; New York; Washington, D. C.; Los

Angeles; Prague; Paris.

Pro Musica Concerts, Los Angeles, Pasadena.
Pittsburgh Art Society, Pittsburgh.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Czechoslavakia, 1889 now living in New York

Graduate Prague Conservatory, pupil of Dvorak. Interested in all forms of composition.

WALL1NGFORD RIEGSER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

AMERICAN POLONAISE triple jazz

RHAPSODY

FANTASY AND FUGUE with organ

two players
LYRIC Surra
COMPOSITION FOR STRING ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER

8 minutes
12 "

20 "
11 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

New Music
Manuscript
In preparation

DATE

1923
1925

1931
1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI 15 minutes Manuscript 1924

4 solo voices
STUDY IN SONORITY ^ 9 " G. Schirmer 1927

10 violins (or any multiple of 10)
DICHOTOMY 12 " New Music 1932

13 instruments
SCHERZO 7 " Manuscript 1932

12 instruments

CHAMBER MUSIC

TRIO IN B MINOR

piano, violin, cello
STRING QUARTET IN G MINOR
SUITE FOR FLUTE SOLO
THREE CANONS FOR WOODWINDS

flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon

35 minutes Manuscript

20
10
10

Manuscript

New Music
New Music

1921

1923
1929
1930

AMERICAN POLONAISE

RHAPSODY

LA BELLE DAME SANS MEMS

STUDY IN SONORITY

DICHOTOMY

TRIO IN B MINOR
SUITE FOR FLUTE SOLO

CANONS FOR WOODWINDS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York Philharmonic, Willem van Hoogstraten, Sta
dium, New York.

New York Philharmonic, Erich Kleiber, New York.
Elizabeth Coolidge Festival, composer-conductor, Pitts-
field, Mass.; Hans Kindler, Paris.
Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Philadel
phia, New York; American Composers' Concerts, How
ard Hanson, Rochester; Pro Musica, composer-conduc
tor, New York; MacDowell Club, composer-conductor,
New York; Juilliard School of Music, Albert Stoessel,
New York; New Music Society, Pedro Sanjuan, San
Francisco, Berkeley, California; Pan American Associa
tion, Pedro Sanjuan, Madrid; .College of the Pacific,
Allan Bacon, Stockton, California.
Pan American Association, Nikolas Slonimsky, Berlin,
New York; International Festival, Fritz Reiner, Venice.
The Bohemians, New York; Washington, Baltimore.
League of Composers, New York; Barrere Little Sym
phony, New York; Pan American Association, Berlin,
Dessau; First Yaddo Music Festival
Pan American Association, New York; New Music So
ciety, San Francisco; Pan American Association, Paris,
Vienna.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Albany, Ga., 1885 now living in New York.

Graduate Institute of Musical Art, New York; composition and cello at Hochschule,
Berlin; Doctor of Music degree, Cincinnati Conservatory; conducted Bliithner Orches
tra, Berlin; head Drake University cello and theory department; head theory department
Ithaca Conservatory; teacher Institute of Musical Art; private studio, New York. Mem
ber advisory board New Music and Pan American Association ; member of Bohemians ;
Paderewski Award; member advisory board First Yaddo Festival. Interested chiefly in
orchestra and chamber music.

BERNARD ROGERS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

ADONAIS POEM

PRELUDE TO HAMLET

SYMPHONY

"To THE FALLEN" Dirge

"THE FAiTHFUL"Overture

JAPANESE LANDSCAPES

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

12 minutes Manuscript 1927

14 " Manuscript 1928

22 " Manuscript 1929

7 a Manuscript 1915

12 " Manuscript 1918

18 " Manuscript 1925

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SOLILOQUY

solo flute and string orchestra

PASTORALE

11 instruments

NOCTURNE

6 minutes CCBirchard^Co. 1922
9 " Manuscript 1928

8 " Manuscript 1928

CHORAL WORKS

THE RAISING OF LAZARUS
mixed chorus, soli, orchestra

THE EXODUS sacred poem
mixed voices, soli, orchestra

22 minutes C C Birchard & Co. 1928
35 " Manuscript 1931

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET

28 minutes Manuscript

1927

STAGE WORKS

THE MARRRIAGE OF AUDE music drama 1 hour Manuscript 1930

large orchestra 2 settings, 3 scenes

ADONAIS

PRELUDE TO HAMLET

PASTORALE

SOLILOQUY

RAISING OF LAZARUS
STRING QUARTET
To THE FALLEN
THE FAITHFUL

JAPANESE LANDSCAPE
MARRIAGE OF AUDE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester,
Chautauqua.

Rochester Philharmonic.
Rochester Little Symphony.

Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson; Philadelphia
Sinfonietta,

Eastman School .Chorus and Orchestra, Rochester.

League of Composers, New York

New York Philharmonic Society, New York.

Chicago Symphony, Frederick Stock, Evanston, III;

State Symphony, Josef Stransky, New York.

New York Symphony, Walter Damrosch, New York.

Eastman School Opera Department, Emanuel Balaban,

Rochester.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1883 now living in Rochester, N. Y.

Studied at Institute of Musical Art, New York; pupil of Ernest Bloch; Guggenheim
Fellowship; Pulitzer Scholarship; Eastman School Publication Award. Teacher of com
position Eastman School of Music, Rochester. Specially interested at present in sacred,
choral composition,

ORCHESTRAL WORKS
THE FUE-BRINGERS
FAR OCEAN

TEE FBRE-BRINGERS
FAR OCEAN

EDWARD ROYCE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

10 minutes Manuscript 1926

fCC. Birchard 1929

10 " ] Eastman School
[ Publication

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Howard Hanson,

Rochester.

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, composer-conductor,

Howard Hanson, Rochester.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in .Cambridge, Mass., 1886 now living in Rochester, N. Y.
Studied at Harvard University; Stern Conservatory in Berlin. Head and founder of
composition department of the Eastman School of Music. Eastman School Publication
Award. Chiefly interested in orchestral, piano and organ composition.

DANE RUDHYAR

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THE WARRIOR

piano
To THE REAL symphonic trilogy

SlNFONIETTA

DESERT CHANTS

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SURGE OF FIRE

15 instruments
OURANOS

23 instruments

CHAMBER MUSIC

PENTAGRAMS

2 pianos
FIVE STANZAS

12 string insruments

STAGE WORKS

SCENIC Music TO THE PILGRIMAGE
PLAY

DURATION PUBLISHER
10 minutes Manuscript

15
10
25

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

18 minutes Manuscript
20 " Manuscript

Manuscript
20 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

DANCE POEMS
SURGE OF FIRE

To THE REAL

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New Music Society, Los Angeles.
Pan-American Association, New York.
Pierre Monteux, New York
Paris, Nicholas Slonimsky.

BIOGRAPHY

1923
1928
1932

1921
1924

1926
1928

1921

Born in France, 1895 now living in Los Angeles, Calif.

Interested specially in piano and voice as a means of finding complete individualistic and
spontaneous expression. Interested in development of rituals based on new manifestations
of the dance, combining all forms of musical expressions and other arts.

CARL RUG6LES

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

MEN AND ANGELS..
MEN AND MOUNTAINS

PORTALS

full string orchestra
SUN-TREADER

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

Curwen 1920

New Music 1924

for sale
New Music 1926

for sale
New Music

for sale
Adler, Berlin 1932

for sale

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ANGELS

6 trumpets, or 6 instruments of equal

timbre
MEN AND MOUNTAINS

20 instruments
PORTALS

13 instruments

Girwen

New Music

for sale
New Music

for sale

1924
1926

CHORAL WORKS

Vox CLAMANS IN DESERTO
voice, chamber orchestra

Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

POLYPHONIC COMPOSITION FOR 3 PIANOS

In preparation

ANGELS

Vox CLAMANS IN DESERTO
MEN AND MOUNTAINS

PORTALS

SUN TREADER

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

International Composers' Guild, New York; Internation
al Society for Contemporary Music, Louis Gruenberg,
Venice; San Francisco; Los Angeles.
International Composers' Guild, Carlos Salzedo, New
York.

International Composers' Guild, Eugene Goossens, New
York; New Music Society, San Francisco; Chamber
Orchestra of Boston, Nicolas Slonimsky, Boston; Socie-
dad de Musica Contemporanea, Pan American, Nicolas
Slonimsky, Havana; Walther Straram Orchestra, Nicolas
Slonimsky, Paris; New School of Social Research, New
York.

International Composers' Guild, Eugene Goossens, New
York; Conductorless Symphony Orchestra, New York;
New Music Society, Pedro Sanjuan, San Francisco ; Cul-
tura Musical, Pedro Sanjuan, Madrid; Berliner Sinfonie-
Orchester, Ernest Ansermet, Berlin; International Society
for New Music and Pan-American, Anton von Webern
Vienna; Budapest Symphony, Nicolas Slonimsky, Buda
pest.

Orchestre Symphpnique de Paris, Nicolas Slonimsky,
Paris; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Nicolas Slonim
sky, Berlin.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Marion, Mass., 1883 now living in Arlington, Vt.

Educated at Harvard; studied with Timmer, Claus, Spaldmg and De Voto, Conducted
opera and oratorio ; founder and conductor of Winona Symphony. Member International
Composers' Guild, Pan American Association. Interested in orchestral composition chiefly,

LOUIS VICTOR SAAR

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

Rococo SUITE, OP. 27

FROM THE MOUNTAIN KINGDOM OF

THE GREAT NORTH WEST
SUITE "Ou> GERMAN MASTERS"
string orchestra

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

12-15 minutes

20
15-20

G. Schirmer 1915
orch. parts available

R E. C Leuckart 1922

G. Schirmer 1930

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE FOR CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
Rococo SUITE, OP. 27

GONDOLIERS

violin and string orchestra

G. Schirmer
Carl Fischer

CHORAL WORKS

A SONG OF CONSOLATION 20

mixed chorus, orchestra
THE 12STH PSALM 15

mixed or women's chorus,

orchestra
DAS HGHELIED DER DEUTSCHEN KUNST 12

mixed chorus, orchestra

Boston Music ,Co. 1912
G. Schirmer

Manuscript

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN IN

G MAJOR, OP. 44
QUARTET, OP. 33

piano, violin, viola, cello
TRIO A MAJOR, OP. 97

piano, violin, cello

Siegel-Kistner, Leipzic

Manuscript

Many arrangements and adaptations.

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Rococo SUITE

FROM THE MOUNTAIN KING
DOM OF THE GREAT NORTH
WEST

GONDOLIERS

SONATA IN G

QUARTET, OP. 39
TRIO IN A MAJOR

Chicago; Cincinnati; Detroit; St. Louis; Minneapolis;
Longy Ensemble, Barrere Ensemble, Boston; Kansas City.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Toronto Symphony Or
chestra.

Played by symphonic orchestras throughout the country.

Played by Sauret, Ysaye, Hess, Herrman, Marteau,

Spier ing, Schradieck and others throughout the United

States and Europe.

Cologne, Germany; New York; Chicago; Boston; and

many other cities.

Chicago; Cincinnati; Detroit; Kansas City; Portland,

Oregon; etc.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Holland, 1868 now living Chicago, 111.

Graduate Strasbourg University, Royal Academy of Music, Munich; pupil of Rhein-
berger; studied piano, composition and theory. Teacher theory and composition National
Conservatory; New York College; Institute of Musical Art; Cincinnati College of
Music; Chicago Musical College; accompanist Metropolitan Opera Company; pianist-
soloist. Specially interested in choral, vocal and piano composition,

CARLOS SALZEDO

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THE ENCHANTED ISLE
with harp principal

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

THREE POEMS BY SARA YARROW

soprano, 6 harps, 3 wind

instruments
CONCERTO

harp and 7 wind instruments
PREAMBULE ET JEUX

harp and 9 instruments

CHORAL WORKS

FOUR CHORUSES, OLD SONATA FORM
three men's or women's voices
preludes and interludes for harps

CHAMBER MUSIC

BOLMIMERffi

seven harps
FOUR PRELUDES TO THE AFTERNOON

OF A TELEPHONE

two harps

SONATA FOR HARP AND PIANO
THREE POEMS BY MALLARM&

soprano, harp, piano
PENTACLE

two harps

SONATA FOR Two HARPS
SUITE FOR HARP AND PIANO
TRIO FOR FLUTE, HARP AND CELLO

DURATION PUBLISHER

13 minutes Manuscript

15 minutes Manuscript

17
9

Manuscript
Manuscript

1919

1926
1929

9 minutes H. W. Gray Co. 1914

12 minutes Manuscript

12
9

Manuscript

G. Schirmer, Inc.
Manuscript

Manuscript

In preparation
In preparation
In preparation

1919

1921

1922
1924

192$

THE ENCHANTED ISLE

CONCERTO FOR HARP AND
SEVEN WIND INSTRUMENTS

PREAMBULE ET JEUX

THREE POEMS BY SARA

YARROW
SONATA FOR HARP AND PIANO

PENTACLE

BOLMIMERIE

THREE POEMS BY MALLARM&
FOUR PRELUDES TO THE
AFTERNOON OF A TELEPHONE

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Frederick Stock,
Chicago; Boston Symphony with Pierre Monteux, Bos
ton; Philadelphia Orchestra with Leopold Stokowski,
Philadelphia; Detroit Symphony with Victor Kolar, De
troit; Cleveland Symphony with Nicolai Sokoloff; Cleve
land; Syracuse Symphony with Vladimir Shavitch; Con-
ductorless Symphony, New York; Baltimore Symphony
with George Siemonn.

International Composers' Guild, New York; Cincinnati
Symphony; Boston Symphony Wind Players; Harp Fes
tival, Boston; Pan American Association of Composers.
.Coolidge Festival, Paris; Coolidge Festival, Chicago;
Pan American Association of Composers.
New York; Boston; Philadelphia.

International Composers' Guild, New York; throughout

United States ; Paris.

Pittsfield Festival; Boston; New York; Philadelphia;

.Cincinnati; Milwaukee.

Played throughout United States.

International Composers' Guild, New York.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in France, 1885 now living in New York.

Graduate Paris Conservatory. Tours throughout Europe and America as harp recitalist.
Soloist with all symphony orchestras. Co-founder of the International Composers
Guild; Director Pro Musica; Member of Board United States Section International bo-
ciety for Contemporary Music; Editor of Eolus ; President National Association of Harp
ists; founder Salzedo Harp Ensemble; organizer and head of harp department Curtis
Institute of Music; executive member Beethoven Association. Society for Publication
American Music Award. Interested in orchestral and chamber works.

LAZARE SAM1NSKY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

FIRST SYMPHONY OF THE RIVERS
SECOND SYMPHONY OF THE SUMMITS 18
THIRD SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS
FOURTH SYMPHONY
FIFTH SYMPHONY JERUSALEM

with chorus
ATTSONIA ITALIAN PAGES

full orchestra
LA DANSE AMERIQUE

full orchestra
AMERICA TRANQUIL PAGES

30 minutes

Manuscript

1914

Maurice Senart

1918

Universal Edition

1924

Universal Edition

19-27

Manuscript

1932

Maurice Senarfc

1930

18 "

Maurice Senart

1932

Manuscript

1932

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

LITANIES OF WOMEN

meszo soprano, 11 instruments

VENICE

11 instruments

10 minutes Maurice Senart 1925
4 " Maurice Senart 1927

CHORAL WORKS

THREE SACRED SONGS OF JEMMEN

AND PALESTINE

organ and orchestra
BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON

Psalm 137

mixed chorus, soprano, baritone

four instruments
KING SAUL Small Cantata after

Moussorgsky

mixed chorus, tenor or alto, three

instruments
ANTHOLOGY OF HEBREW HYMNS AND

PSALMS

chorus, organ, soloists
To THE MOUNTAIN

mixed chorus, solo, chamber
orchestra

8 minutes Boston Music Co.
6 " ,Carl Fischer

Carl Fischer

Bloch Pub. Co.
Manuscript

1913
1926

1929

1932
1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONG CYCLES FOR MEDIUM VOICE 20 minutes

HEBREW SONG CYCLE 7 "

PIANO PIECES 5 "

Six SONGS OF THE RUSSIAN ORIENT 5 "

piano or small orchestra

accompaniment

100

Universal Edition 1914

Carl Fischer 1914

Maurice Senart 1919

Universal Edition 1927

STAGE WORKS

THE VISION OF AJUEI/ opera ballet,

LAZARE SAMINSKY (Continued)

DUKATION PUBLISHER

one act

symphony orchestra

LAMENT OF RACHEL one act ballet 30
symphony orchestra, smalt chorus

JEPHTHA'S DAUGHTER opera ballet,
one act 50

symphony orchestra; arranged as
cantata

THREE ACT OPERA

BATE

30 minutes Manuscript 1915

; Maurice Senart 1914-20

Maurice Senart 1928

piano score for sale

In preparation

FIRST SYMPHONY
SECONB SYMPHONY
THIRD SYMPHONY

FOURTH SYMPHONY
LITANIES OF WOMEN

VENICE

BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON-

Psalm 137
KING SAUL

THE PLAGUE'S GAGLIARDA
JEPHTHA'S DAUGHTER

SUITE FROM THE LAMENT
OF RACHEL

SONGS OF THE RUSSIAN
ORIENT

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Imperial Opera Orchestra, St. Petersburg.
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam; New York Philharmonic.
Colonne Orchestra, Paris; New York Symphony; So
viet State Orchestra.

Berlin Symphony Orchestra, Berlin.

State Opera Orchestra, Vienna; Boston Chamber Sym
phony, League of Composers, New York; Berlin State
Opera Orchestra; La Scala Orchestra, Milan; Straram,
Colonne Orchestras, Paris; Venice Festival of Modern
Music.

Paris; Berlin; Milan.

Emanu El Choir, New York; Chorus of Santa Cecilia,

Augusteo, Rome; Vienna Gesangverein, Vienna.

Emanu El .Choir, New York; Chorus of Santa Cecilia,
Augusteo, Rome; Vienna Gesangverein, Vienna.

League of Composers, New York, Vienna.

Concert performances, chorus and orchestra of the Au
gusteo, Rome; League of Composers, New York.

Concert performances, New York Symphony, New York;
Augusteo Orchestra, Rome,

Berlin International Society for Contemporary Music;
Naples Symphony Society; Vienna Gesangverein.

BIOGRAPHY

Bom in Russia, 1883 now living in New York

Member of executive board League of Composers; director New York Polyhymnia So
ciety; music director Congregation Emanu-El, New York. Interested chiefly in larger
stage and symphonic forms ; interested in experiments with mass groups of speaking and
singing voices and novel orchestral effects. Author of "Music of Our Day" (Thomas Y.
Crowell, Pub.)

101

ROBERT L SANDERS.

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SUITE FOR LAJRGE ORCHESTRA
Pianoforte obbligato

CONCERTO IN A MINOR
violin

Two SONGS
lyric soprano

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
BARN DANCES

DURATION PUBLISHER DATE

20 minutes Manuscript 1928

20-30 " Manuscript 1931

10 " Manuscript 1926

In preparation

CHORAL WORKS

PSALM XXIII

4 voices mixed, a cappella

7 minutes Manuscript

1928

CHAMBER MUSIC

TRIO IN ,C# MINOR

piano, violin, cello
SONATA IN C MAJOR

piano f violin
QUARTET IN A MINOR

2 violins* viola, cello
SONATA FOR CELLO AND PIANO

25 minutes Manuscript 1926

22 " Manuscript 1928

32 Manuscript 1929

In preparation

Surra

TRIO

SONATA

QUARTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Orchestra dell' Augusteo, composer-conductor, Rome;

Civic Orchestra, Howard Hanson, Rochester; Civic

Orchestra, Eric DeLamarter, .Chicago.

Circolo Artistico, Rome; Sala St. Cecilia, Rome,

Chicago.

Rome; Chicago.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Chicago, IH.,1906 now living in Chicago.

Studied at Busch Conservatory, .Chicago; pupil Respighi, and DeLioncourt Fel
lowship American Academy, Rome. Teacher of counterpoint, organist, choir master,
lecturer on hymnology and liturgical music. Writing text on counterpoint. Special inter
est in absolute and formal music, in orchestral, choral and chamber composition. Partic
ularly interested at present in establishing dignified liturgy for the liberal church; inter
ested in means of absorbing contemporary American idiom in larger and more significant
forms.

102

ERNEST H. SCHELL1NS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

IMPRESSIONS FROM AN ARTIST'S LIFE

piano

CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
A VICTORY BALL
MOROCCO symphonic tableau

DURATION PUBLISHES
40 minutes Published

20
13
22

Published
Published
For hire

PATE
1913

1916
1923

CHAMBER MUSIC

7 DIVERTISSEMENTS
string quartet, piano

30 minutes Published

1925

IMPRESSIONS FROM AN ART
IST'S LIFE

CONCERTO

A VICTORY BALL
MOROCCO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony, Karl Muck; Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore; Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold
Stokowski, Philadelphia; .Chicago Orchestra, Frederick
Stock, Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit; New York Phil
harmonic, Willem Mengelberg, New York, Detroit, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Washington.

New York Philharmonic, Arturo Toscanini, New York;
Concertgebouw, Willem Mengelberg, Amsterdam, The
Hague; Boston Symphony, Karl Muck, Fritz Kreisler,
Boston, Providence, New York; Philadelphia Orchestra,
Leopold Stokowski, Fritz Kreisler, ^Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, etc.; Chicago Symphony, Frederick
Stock, Gordon; .Chicago, Milwaukee; New York, Efrem
Zimbalist; Stockholm, Hamburg, Fritz Kreisler.
Many performances in the United States and Europe.
New York Philharmonic, composer-conductor, New York ;
Boston Symphony, composer-conductor ; Philadelphia
Orchestra, composer-conductor ; Chicago Symphony,
composer-conductor.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Belvedere, N. J., 1876 now living in New York.

Music degree University of Pennsylvania; pupil of Paderewski, Huber, Mathias and
Moszkowski. Concert tours, pianist, Europe and United States; guest conductor Phil
adelphia Orchestra, Boston Symphony; conductor Children's and Junior Orchestral con
certs, New York Philharmonic. Interested in orchestral and chamber music.

103

ROGER SESSIONS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA 25 minutes Manuscript
SYMPHONY 23 " Cos Cob Press

SUITE FROM THE BLASK MASKERS 22 " ,Cos Cob Press

CHAMBER MUSIC

THREE CHORALE PRELUDES FOR ORGAN 15 minutes
SONATA FOR PIANO 16

ON THE BEACH AT FONTANA (Jams
Joyce) soprano

STRING QUINTET "STROPKES"
for piano and orchestra

Manuscript 1926

Schott 19-30

"The Joyce Book" 1931
Sylvan Press,
Oxford

In preparation

STAGE WORKS

INCIDENTAL Music FOR THE BLACK
MASKERS OF ANDREYEV
30 instruments

2 hours Manuscript

1923

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Performed under composer's direction, Northhampton,
Mass. ; excerpts performed Copland-Sessions concerts,
Hugh Ross.

League of (Composers, New York; Qeveland Museum
of Art ; Lynwood Farnam, Joseph Yasser, New York.
Boston Symphony Serge Koussevitsky, Boston; Ernest
Ansermet, Geneva, Festival of the International Society
for Contemporary Music; Germany, Switzerland.
Cincinnati Orchestra, Fritz Reiner.
International Society for Contemporary Music Festival,
Oxford; Festival of American Music, Bad Homburg,
Germany; First Yaddo Festival, New York; Rome; Flo
rence; London; Vienna; Springfield; Pasadena.
ON THE BEACH AT FONTANA London.

INCIDENTAL Music FOR
BLACK MASKERS

CHORALE PRELUDES
SYMPHONY

Surra FROM BLACK MASKERS
SONATA FOR PIANO

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1896 now living in Massachusetts.

Graduate of Harvard University; Graduate Yale School of Music; pupil of Hill, Parker
and Bloch; Guggenheim Fellowship; Fellowship American Academy, Rome. Formerly
instructor at Smith College; head of theory department, Qeveland Institute of Music.
Director Copland- Sessions Concerts; member advisory board League of Composers.
Member jury International Society for Contemporary Music, 1933, Interested in all
forms of composition.

104

ARTHUR SHEPHERD

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE TO A DRAMA
HORIZONS

FOUR WESTERN PIECES
CHOREOGRAPHIC SUITE

4 movements
OUVERTURE JOYEUSE
OVERTURE "THE FESTIVAL OF YOUTH"
FANTASY FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA

DURATION PUBLISHER

17 minutes
43

C C. Birchard
Juilliard School
Publication
Manuscript

DATE

1919
1927

1931

CHORAL WORKS

SONG OF THE SEA WIND, "HE CAME

ALL So STILL"

women's voices
"COMRADES"

men's voices

"0 JESU WHO ART GONE BEFORE"
"DECK THYSELF MY SOUL"

Oliver Ditson
Manuscript

1931

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 24 minutes

TRIPTYCH 17

high voice, string quartet

SECOND SONATA FOR PIANO 14 "

STRING QUARTET, G MINOR

M. Senart, Paris 1914

Society for 1914

I Publication of

American Music
. G. Schirmer, Inc.

Oxford University
Press, New York 1929

OUVERTURE JOYEUSE

OVERTURE "THE FESTIVAL

OF YOUTH"
OVERTURE TO A DRAMA

HORIZONS

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND

PIANO
TRIPTYCH
FANTASY FOR PIANO AND

ORCHESTRA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Russian Symphony Orchestra, Modest Altschuler, New
York; New York Symphony, Walter Damrosch, tour,
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Max Zach.

Cleveland Symphony, composer-conductor; New Haven,
Poughkeepsie, New York, Nikolai Sokoloff; New Eng
land Concervatory, Boston.

Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff, Cleve
land, New York; ,Chautauqua, composer-conductor; Mil
waukee, Frank Waller; Prague; Paris; Salzburg; War
saw, Poland.
Cleveland Art Museum; Cleveland Institute; Lausanne.

Columbus; Cleveland; Boston; New York; Chicago;
Philadelphia; Rochester; Chautauqua; Pittsburgh.
New England Conservatory, Boston; Boston Symphony;
Cleveland Symphony.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Paris, Idaho, 1880-now living in Cleveland, Ohio.

Graduate New England .Conservatory; studied with Haessel, Goetschius, Elson, and
Chadwick. Teacher New England Conservatory; conductor St. Cecilia Society, Boston-
band master United States Field Artillery in France; assistant conductor Cleveland
Orchestra; conductor children's concerts; music lecturer Cleveland College; program
annotator Cleveland Orchestra. Now music critic for .Cleveland Press; head of music
department Western Reserve University. Juilliard School Publication Award; Society
for Publication American Music Award. Interested chiefly in orchestral, choral' and
chamber music.

105

CHARLES SANFORD SKilTON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

Two INDIAN DANCES

"DEER DANCE" "WAS DANCE"

SUITE PRIMEVAL

AUTUMN NIGHT

SHAWNEE INDIAN HUNTING DANCE
SHAWNEE INDIAN HUNTING DANCE
OVERTURE IN E MAJOR
cello

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Two INDIAN DANCES
Sioux FLUTE SERENADE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

8 minutes
20 "

5 "

4 "

10 "

8 minutes
5

score and parts 1915

published
score and parts

published 1920

Manuscript 1930

Manuscript 1932

Manuscript 1930

Parts published
Parts published

CHORAL WORKS

CANTATA "THE WITCH'S DAUGHTER" 33 minutes
soprano, baritone, mixed voices

ORATORIO "THE GUARDIAN ANGEL" I 1 /
five solo voices, mixed voices, chil
dren's chorus, organ, orch.

CHORAL WORKS

CANTATA "TICGNDEROGA" 40

tenor, baritone, male chorus, orch.
A CAPPELLA MASS IN D

Vocal score pub.
orchestral for hire
hours Vocal score pub.
orchestral for hire

1915
1920

1918
1925

In preparation 1932

To be published by
Cathedral Pub. Co.,
Denver, Colo.

CHAMBER MUSIC t <- ,

SONATINA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 15 minutes Published

Two INDIAN DANCES 8 " Parts published
string quartet

STAGE WORKS

Music TO "ELECTRA" OF SOPHOCLES 2 hours

women's chorus, speaking cast one

Greek setting
"KALOPIN" opera in 3 acts 3 hours Manuscript 1927

two stage sets
"THE SUN BRIDE" opera in 1 act 1J4 hours Manuscript 1930

one stage set

1923

Vocal score pub. 1918
orchestral for hire

Manuscript

Two INDIAN DANCES
SUITE PRIMEVAL

Two INDIAN DANCES
ORATORIO

CANTATA "THE WITCH'S

DAUGHTER"
ELECTRA

THE SUN BRIDE
CANTATA "TICONDEROGA"

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Performances too numerous to record; on broadcasting
systems of America, England, France, Japan, Etc.
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Emil Oberhoffer;
New York Philharmonic, Josef Stransky; Boston Sym
phony, Pierre Monteux, Serge Koussevitzky ; .Chicago
Symphony; New York; Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
Ossip Gabrilowitsch.

Numerous performances in many countries.
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs; University of Kan
sas, Donald M. Swarthout, Minneapolis Symphony Or
chestra; numerous performances.

St. Louis Pageant Choral Society and Symphony Or
chestra, Frederick Fischer.

University of Kansas, composer-conductor ; Syracuse Uni*
versity, New York.

National Broadcasting Company, by radio in world
premiere.
Western Music Camp, Interlochen, Mich.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Northampton, Mass., 1868 now living in Lawrence, Kansas.
Graduate Yale University; studied Berlin Hochschule with Bargiel and Bois; Buck, New
Work. Formerly Music Director Salem Academy, North Carolina College ; music instruct
or New York State Normal School; professor of music State University of Kansas;
dean of School of Fine Arts ; member MacDowell Colony, American Guild of Organists.
At present professor of organ and theory at State University of Kansas. Interested in or
chestral, choral and stage works; chiefly interested in the development of American
composition and independence from European traditions ; made special study of American
Indian.

106

DAVID STANLEY SMITH

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

IMPRESSIONS, SUITE FOR ORCHESTRA.

OP. 40

SYMPHONY No. 2, D, OP. 42
FETE GALANTE, OP. 4$

orchestra, flute
CATHEDRAL PRELUDE, OP. 54

organ, orchestra

EPIC POEM FOR ORCHESTRA, OP. 55
SYMPHONY No. 3, C MINOR, OP. 60

DURATION PUBLISHER

30 minutes
11

Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE
1916

1917
1921

1926

1926
1928

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

FLOWERS, 4 PIECES
10 instruments

15 minutes Manuscript

1924

CHORAL WORKS

RHAPSODY OF ST. BERNARD, OP. 38
mixed chorus, soli, orchestra

VISION OF ISAIAH, OP. 58, symphonic
poem
soprano^ tenor, chorus, orchestra

hours G. ScHrmer, Inc. 1915

20 minutes Manuscript

1927

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA, OBOE AND PIANO, OP. 43
STRING QUARTET, ,C MAJOR, OR 46
SONATA, VIOLIN AND PIANO, OP. 51
STRING QUARTET, E FLAT, OP. 57
QUINTET, PIANO AND STRING

QUARTET, OP. 56
SONATA, VIOLONCELLO AND PIANO,

OP. 69

SONATA, A FLAT, OP. 61
STRING QUARTET, D, OP, 62

STAGE WORKS

MERRYMOUNT, AN AMERICAN OPERA
full operatic equipment, orchestra

15 minutes ] Society for

15
25
25

20
20
20

[Publication of
J American Music

1918
1921
1924

\ Oxford University

j Press 1927

G, Schirmer, Inc. 1928

Manuscript 1929

Manuscript 1931

2 hours Manuscript

1914

SYMPHONY No. 2

SYMPHONY No. 3
CATHEDRAL PRELUDE?

FETE GALANTE

IMPRESSIONS

FLOWERS

RHAPSODY OF ST. BERNARD

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Norfolk Festival, composer-conductor; other perform
ances.

Cleveland, composer-conductor.

New Haven Symphony, composer-conductor; other per
formances.

New York, Walter Damrosch, Georges Barrere; other
performances.
Chicago, Frederick Stock.
Barrere Little Symphony.
North Shore Festival, Chicago.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Toledo, Ohio, 1877 now living in New Haven, Conn.

Graduate ^ Yale University, graduate Yale School of Music; Northwestern University
Gncinnati Conservatory; studied with Parker; studied in London, Munich and Paris
Conducted New Haven Symphony; guest conductor New York Philharmonic Cleve
land and Detroit Symphonies. At present dean Yale School of Music; member National
Institute of Arts and Letters; Beethoven Association; Bohemians; Fellow of American
build of Organists; conductor of New Haven Symphony Orchestra of Yale University
Battell professor of composition at Yale University. Society for Publication of American
Music Award. Interested in orchestral, chamber and choral composition.

107

LEO SOWERBY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE: COMES AUTUMN TIME

IRISH WASHERWOMAN*

MONEY MUSK

SUITE FROM THE NORTHLAND

MEDIEVAL POEM

organ

SET OF FOUR
SYMPHONY No. II
PRAIRIE, SYMPHONIC POEM
BALLAD, KING ESTMERE

two solo pianofortes with orchestra
CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA
PASSACAGLIA, INTERLUDE AND FUGUE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

5 minutes Boston Music ,Co. 1916

2 " Boston Music ,Co. 1916

3 " C. C. Birchard & Co. 1924
20 " Boston Music Co, 1923

16 " Eastman School 192'6

Publication

18 " C ,C Birchard & Co. 1917
Manuscript 1927

17 " C C. Birchard & Co. 1929

Manuscript 1922

Manuscript 1919

Manuscript 1931

CHORAL WORKS

VISION OF SDR LAUNFAL
mixed voices, 3 solo parts

35 minutes C. ,C. Birchard & Co. 1926

CHAMBER MUSIC

SUITE FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
SERENADE FOR STRING QUARTET

18 minutes

Boston Music ,Co.
Society for
Publication of
American Music
G, Schirmer, Inc.
Universal Edition

H. T. Fitzsimmons
Co.

Manuscript
Manuscript

Oxford University
Press

Manuscript
Society for
Publication of
American Music

1916
1916

1922
1927

1930

1923
1916

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 27 "

POP GOES THE WEASEL 5 "

flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn
STRING QUARTET, D MINOR
SONATA FOR VIOLONCELLO AND PIANO
SYMPHONY FOR ORGAN 35 "

RHAPSODY FOR CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
QUINTET FOR FLUTE, OBOE, CLARINET,
BASSOON, HORN

Several new works in preparation.

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr, Sowerby's works have all been performed so many times in Europe as well as in
America that it is impossible to list them here.

BIOGRAPHY

Bora in Michigan, 1895 now living in Chicago, 111.

Graduate American Conservatory, Chicago; pupil of Anderson, d'Indy and Grainger;
Fellowship American Academy in Rome, At present organist and choir director St
James Cathedral, Chicago; teacher composition and orchestration American Conservatory,
Chicago. Eastman School Publication Award \ Society for Publication American! Music
Award. Interested in orchestral, chamber music and organ composition; particularly
interested in sacred choral music for use in Anglican Church.

108

TIMOTHY MATHER SPELMAN

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

CHRIST AND THE BLIND MAN
symphonic poem

BAItBAJRESQUES, SlJITE

SAINTS' DAYS, SYMPHONIC SUITE

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE
1918

15 minutes

H. W. Gray

28 "

J, & W. Chester
J. & W. Chester

1923
1925

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

ECLOGUE

strings, flute, oboe, clarinet,
horn, harp, bassoon

11 minutes

Manuscript
Chester
For hire

1926

CHORAL WORKS

LITANY OF THE MIDDLE AGES, CANTATA 15 minutes

poem by Leolyn Louise Everett

soprano 3 women's chorus, orchestra
PERVIGILIUM VENERIS 40 "

soprano and baritone solos,

mixed chorus, orchestra

J. & W. Chester

J. & W. Chester 1929

CHAMBER MUSIC

BARBARESQUES, SUITE FOR PIANO
FIVE WHIMSICAL SERENADES

for piano
FIVE WHIMSICAL SERENADES

Suite for string quartet
LE PAVILLON SUR L'EAU

five instruments
SONATA IN D MINOR FOR PIANO

28 minutes J. & W. Chester 1922

12 " J. & W. .Chester 1924

10 " J. & W. Chester 1925

23 J. & W. Chester 1929

STAGE WORKS

LA MAGNIFICA 1 act play

one set orchestra
THE SEA ROVERS 3 act play

four sets orchestra

60 minutes J. & W. Chester 1920
2% hours Manuscript 1928

CHRIST AND THE BLIND MAN

BARBARESQUES

SAINTS' DAYS

ECLOGUE

LITANY OF THE MIDDLE AGES

PERVIGILIUM VENERIS

LE PAVILLON SUR L'EAU
FIVE WHIMSICAL SERENADES

BARBARESQUES piano

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock, Chicago.

Queen's Hall Orchestra, Sir Henry Wood, London.

Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Bos
ton; Walther Straram Orchestra, Walther Straram,
; Paris; Stabile Orchestrale Fiorentina, Vittorio Gui,
j Florence.

Gaillard Orchestra, M. F. Gaillard, Paris.

Quintette Instrumentale de Paris and small orchestra,
J composer-conductor, St. Gervais Choir, Paris; Lamoureux
'Orchestra, Albert Wolff, St. Gervais Choir, Paris.

The Walther Straram Orchestra, Walther Straram, St.

Gervais Choir, Paris; Gaston Poulet Orchestra, Gaston

Poulet, St. Gervais Choir, Paris.

Paris; The Cardiff Orchestra (broadcast).

Paris.

BIOGRAPHY

Barn in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1891 now living in Italy.

Graduate Harvard University; studied with Shelley, Spalding and Hill; Courvoisier in
Munich; Naumburg Fellowship. Lectured and opera recital courses. Specially interested
in orchestra, choral and stage works.

109

THEODORE STEARNS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS DURATION PUBLISHER

"SUITE CAPRESE" 22 minutes Manuscript

"!N DEATH'S GARDEN" 20 " Manuscript
solo soprano

STAGE WORKS

SNOWBIRD lyric episode 45 minutes Manuscript 1922

1 set, full orchestra, 6 principals,
ballet

ATLANTIS music drama 2^ hours Manuscript 1929

2 sets, full orchestra, chorus, 7 prin
cipals, ballet

SONG OF SOLOMON eurythmic oratorio 1^ " In preparation
soloists, ballet, chorus, full orchestra

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

SUITE CAPRESE Symphony Society of New York, Fritz Busch, Philhar

monic, Issay Dobrowen, Oslo, Norway; National Broad
casting Company, Walter Damrosch, New York; San
Francisco Orchestra, Issay Dobrowen.

SNOWBIRD Chicago Civic Opera, Giorgio Polacco, Chicago; Chicago

Civic Opera, I. Van Grove; Staatsoper, Fritz Busch,
Dresden.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Berea, Ohio, 188O now living in Los Angeles, Calif.

Graduate of Royal University Wiirzburg, Germany ; Guggenheim Fellowship. Formerly
editorial staff Morning Telegraph, New York, Chicago Herald Examiner ; radio lecturer ;
supervisor programs European broadcasts ; conducted opera ; European tour of lectures ;
contributor to many magazines ; author of several books on music. At present professor
of music University of California, Los Angeles ; conductor and musicologist. Interested
chiefly in orchestral instrumentation.

110

ALEXANDER LANG STEINERT

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

NUIT MERIDIONALS southern night
LEGGENDE SINFONICA
THREE POEMS BY SHELLEY
ORCHESTRAL WORK BASED ON A
POEM BY POE

CHORAL WORKS

HYMN TO DIANA
a cappella

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA violin and piano
TRIO violin, piano, cello
SONATA piano solo

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE

12 minutes

Manuscript

1926

1931

Manuscript

1930-32

In preparation

4 minutes Manuscript

1928

15 minutes Universal Edition 1925

16 " Universal Edition 1927
10 " Universal Edition 1929

NTJIT MERIDIONALS
LEGGENDE SINFONICA

THREE POEMS BY SHELLEY

SONATA, VIOLIN AND PIANO

TRIO

SONATA, PIANO SOLO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky ; Rochester, How
ard Hanson.

Augusteo, Rome, Howard Hanson; Boston Symphony,
Serge Koussevitzky, Boston, Cambridge.
Augusteo, Rome, composer-conductor.
Monte Carlo; Santa .Cecilia, Rome; New York; Paris.
Boston; League of Composers, New York.
Concerts Zighera, Paris.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Boston, Mass., 1900 now living in Boston.

Graduate Harvard University; Studied Paris Conservatory; pupil of Loeffler, Gedalge,
d'Indy and Koechlin; Fellowship American Academy in Rome; degree of F.A.A.R.
Interested chiefly in orchestral composition and in new form of opera and ballet and
development of "talking films".

Ill

WILLIAM GRANT STILL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

BARKER AMERICA

FROM THE JOURNAL OF A WANDERER

PURITAN EPIC

AFRICA

AFRO-AMERICAN SYMPHONY

DURATION PUBLISHER

17 minutes

20 "

30 "

28 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1924
1925
19-28
1930
1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

FROM THE LAND OF DREAMS

woodwinds, strings, percussion and
3 female voices treated instrumentality

LEVEE LAND {soprano soloist) 10

2 violins, woodwinds, tenor banjo,
piano, and percussion

8 minutes Manuscript 1924

Manuscript 1925

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

FROM THE BLACK BELT

3 violins, viola, cello, bass, wood
winds, and percussion

LOG CABIN BALLADS

3 violins, viola, cello, bass wood
winds, and percussion

6 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

1926
1927

STAGE v WORKS

LA GUIABLES SB ballet

3 solo dancers, 20 instruments

one stage set (now being rewritten)
SAHDJI 45

corps de ballet, chorus, bass solo,

3 solo dancers, orchestra

60 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

1927

1930

FROM THE JOURNAL OF A

WANDERER
DARKER AMERICA

AFRICA

FROM THE LAND OF DREAMS
LEVEE LAND

FROM THE BLACK BELT
LOG CABIN BALLADS
SAHDJI

SYMPHONY

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

North Shore Festival Orchestra, Evanston, 111.; Roch
ester Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester,
International .Composers' Guild, New York; Rochester
Symphony, Rochester.

Barrere Little Symphony, New York, Rochester Sym
phony, Howard Hanson; Festival of American Music,
Bad Homburg, Germany, Dr. Holger.
International Composers' Guild, New York.
International Composers' Guild, New York; Frankfort-
on-Main (Radio), Germany.
Barrere Little Symphony, New York.
Barrere Little Symphony, New York
Eastman Theatre, Rochester, Howard Hanson.
Rochester Symphony, Howard Hanson.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Woodville, Miss,, 1895 now living in New York.

Studied at Oberlin Conservatory ; pupil of Chadwick and Varese. Eastman School Pub
lication Award. Conductor radio programs. Special study made of Negro spirituals.
Chiefly interested in operatic composition; emphasis on rhythm as America's outstanding
contribution to music. Intends to write Negro opera,

112

ALBERT STOESSEL

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

HISPANIA SUITE
MINUET CRINOLINE

CYHANO BE BERGERAC symphonic
portrait

SONG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN

DURATION PUBLISHER

17 minutes

18
8

Published

Published
Published

Published

DATE

1921

1921
1922

1925

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SUITE ANTIQUE

2 solo violins, piano

20 minutes Published

1922

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA

violin, piano

SUITE ANTIQUE
2 violins and piano

20 minutes Published
20 " Published

1921
1922

SUITE ANTIQUE

CYRANO
HISPANIA

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND
PIANO

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York Symphony, Walter Damrosch; Chicago Sym
phony, Frederick Stock; San Francisco, Alfred Hertz;
Detroit, Ossip Gabrilowitsch ; Rochester Philharmonic,
Howard Hanson; .Chautauqua Symphony, composer-con
ductor; Worcester Festival, composer-conductor.

New York Symphony at Chautauqua.

Almost every orchestra and many times over the radio.

Many performances in United States and other countries.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in St. Louis, Mo., 1894 now* living in New York.

Studied Royal Hochschule, Berlin ; pupil of Hess, Wirth and Kretschmar in violin, con
ducting and composition : master's degree New York University. Formerly violin soloist
in Europe and America; director school for band masters A.E.F. in France; head music
department New York University. At present head of opera and orchestra department
Juilliard Graduate School ; conductor Oratorio Society, New York ; conductor Westchester
and Worcester Music Festivals; conductor Bach Cantata Club; music director Chautau
qua Institution. Society for Publication American Music Award. Interested in orchestral,
operatic and choral composition.

113

LAMAR STRINGFELD

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

INDIAN LEGEND symphonic poem
FROM THE SOUTHERN MOUNTAINS
Suite 4 parts

THE SEVENTH QUEUE symphonic

ballet

AT THE FACTORY symphonic fantasy
A NEGRO PARADE symphonic patrol

CHAMBER MUSIC

MOUNTAIN SKETCHES

13 instruments
INDIAN SKETCHES

flute and string quartet
PRELUDE AND FUGUE

string quartet, flute
THE OLE SWIMMIN' HOLE

flute, wola, cello
CONCERT FUGUE

string quartet
INTRODUCTION AND SCHERZO

12 instruments
IMPROMPTU

flute and cello
AT EVENING

11 instruments
FROM A NEGRO MELODY

12 instruments
FANTASY

5 instruments

STAGE WORKS

TREAD THE GREEN GRASS integral
music to Paul Green's Fantasy

THE MOUNTAIN SONG opera in
3 scenes

DURATION PUBLISHER

12 minutes
22

14
10
12

for hire

\ I & 4 published
[ 2 & 3 manuscript

for hire

Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE

1925
1927

1928

1929
1931

1923

15 minutes 1 part published

12 " 3 parts Manuscript 1924

9 " Published

6 " Manuscript

6 " Manuscript
10 " Manuscript

7 " Manuscript
6 " Manuscript
5 " Manuscript

8 " Manuscript

hours for hire
" Manuscript

1924
1924
1924
1926
1927
1927
1928
1932

1930
1931

INDIAN LEGEND
THE SEVENTH QUEUE
FROM THE SOUTHERN
MOUNTAINS

AT THE FACTORY

MOUNTAIN SKETCHES
INTRODUCTION AND SCHERZO
INDIAN SKETCHES

IMPROMPTU

THE OLE SWIMMIN' HOLE

AT EVENING

FROM A NEGRO MELODY
THE MOUNTAIN SONG
TREAD THE GREEN GRASS

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Sunday Symphony, Josiah Zuro, New York.
Washington National Opera Association.
Roxy Symphony, Joseph Littau, New York; Baltimore
Symphony, composer-conductor; Omaha Symphony; In-
terlochen; Asheville Symphony, Nashville Symphony,
Barrere Symphony, Spartanburg; New York Sinfonietta,
Quinto Maganini, New York. Recorded and radio per
formances.
Detroit Symphony.

Many performances.

Barrere Little Symphony, New York.

San Francisco Chamber Music Society, on tour; Boston

Flute Players Club.

New York City.

New York Flute Club and ensemble, on tour.

New York Chamber Music Society, New York; Barrere

Little Symphony, on tour.

Barrere Little Symphony, on tour.

Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Raleigh, N. C, 1897 now living in Chapel Hill, N. C.

At present research associate Institute of Folk Music, University of North Carolina;
Pulitzer Scholarship. Specialized in the realm of American folk music, its preservation
history and ^ development into art forms of music. At present collecting data for book'
on this subject. Special interest in orchestral and chamber music, also various instru
ments with voice.

114

EDWIN JOHN STRINGHAM

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONIC POEM "THE PHANTOM"
THREE PASTELS short suite
SYMPHONIC POEM "VISIONS"
SYMPHONIC POEM "ANCIENT MARINER" 20
OVERTURE "SPRINGTIME"
SYMPHONIC SUITE "D ANSES EXOTIQUES" 20
SYMPHONY No, IBb MINOR, "ITALIAN" 30
SYMPHONIC POEM "NOCTURNE"
SUITE OF NOCTURNES FOR ORCHESTRA

DURATION

PUBLISHER

DATE

20 minutes

Manuscript

1916

6 _"

Manuscript

1916-17

Manuscript

1923

Manuscript

1926

Manuscript

1927

Manuscript

1928

Manuscript

1929-30

Manuscript

1931-32

In preparation

CHORAL WORKS

CANTATA "THE PILGRIM FATHERS" 15 minutes Gray
mixed voices

1931

CHAMBER MUSIC

CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN

1916

STAGE WORKS

ORCHESTRATION OF CADMAN'S

"PAGEANT CALQADO"
chonts f soli, orchestra

hours Manuscript
for hire

1928

"VISIONS"

"THE ANCIENT MARINER"
THREE PASTELS
SYMPHONY No. 1

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Denver; Minneapolis; New York; Kansas City,
Denver; Minneapolis; St. Louis, Rudolph Ganz.
Rochester; Chicago.
Minneapolis; New York, Henry Hadley.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, 1890 now living in New York City.
Graduate Northwestern University, music degree; Cincinnati Conservatory; honorary
music degree Denver College of Music. Director School of Music Grand Forks, N, D.;
faculty University of Colorado ; dean College of Music, Denver ; music editor educational
department Radio Music Corporation; teacher of composition Union Seminary; music de
partment Dalton School ; music critic Denver News and Denver Post ; author of books on.
history of music and educational texts ; contributor to magazines ; chairman music board
Colorado State Board of Education. At present on faculty of music department Teachers
College, Columbia University. Interested in all forms of composition.

115

GEORGE TEMPLETON STRONG

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

"NIGHT" suite

"KING ARTHUR" symphonic poem

UNE VIE D' ARTISTE poem
violin

cello

DURATION PUBLISHER

30 minutes Published

40 " Published

15 " Published

Published

DATE
1914
1924
1925

1928

CHORAL WORKS

MALE CHORUSES

CHORUSES FOR WOMEN'S VOICES

Published
Published

CHAMBER MUSIC

TRIO FOR 2 VIOLINS AND VIOLA

REVERIE ET SCHERZO
3 cellos and bass

SONATA FOR VIOLA AND CELLO

40 minutes Published
15 Published

Published

1920
1922

1920

SINTRAM SYMPHONY

"NIGHT"
KING ARTHUR
UNE VIE D'ARTISTE

ELEGIE

TRIO FOR 2 VIOLINS AND
VIOLA

THE HAUNTED MILL

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philharmonic Society, New York; Brooklyn; Geneva;
Lausanne; Montreux.

London, Sir Henry Wood; Switzerland.
Ansermet, Geneva, Lausanne, Montreux.

Szigeti, Swiss Music Festival, Zurich; Philharmonic So
ciety, New York; Furtwangler, Berlin; France; Switz
erland,

Hekking, Paris ; Swiss Music Festival, Geneva, Lausanne.
America.

Leipzig, Arthur Nikisch; America; Germany.

BIOGRAPHY

Bora in New York, 1856 now living in Switzerland.

Graduate Leipzig Conservatory ; studied with Liszt in Weimar ; taught composition New
England Conservatory; oboe player in orchestras; studied painting. Interested in orches
tral and chamber music.

116

GUSTAV STRUBE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY IN G

SlNFONTETTA

OVERTURE FOR ORCHESTRA AND ORGAN
SYMPHONIC PROLOGUE
VIOLIN CONCERTO IN B MINOR
SUITE

DURATION PUBLISHER

35 min
20
15
12
25
32

utes Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Published
Published

DATE

1921
1922
1922
1924
1924
1930

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

DIVERTIMENTO

20 minutes Published

1925

CHORAL WORKS

LAZARUS

solo quartet, chorus, orchestra

35 minutes Manuscript

1926

CHAMBER MUSIC

STRING QUARTET

QUINTET FOR WOODWIND AND HORN

VIOLIN AND PIANO SONATA

VIOLA AND PIANO SONATA

CELLO AND PIANO SONATA

VIOLA AND PIANO SONATINA

TRIO

violin, cello, piano

SYMPHONIC Music FOR CHAMBER 20

ORCHESTRA

5 strings, 5 winds, piano
BOOK ON INSTRUMENTATION

CHORAL WORKS

THE CAPTIVE lj/

4 sola voices, 4 secondary roles, full
orchestra

20 minutes

Manuscript

Published

Manuscript

Published

hours

Manuscript

In preparation

1923
1930

SYMPHONY IN G
VIOLIN CONCERTO
SUITE

DIVERTIMENTO
VIOLA SONATA
CELLO SONATA
VIOLIN SONATA

SlNFONIETTA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Washington; Baltimore.

Kansas City; Baltimore.

Washington.

New York.

New York; Philadelphia.

Chicago; Baltimore.

In various cities.

Wilhelrn 'Gericke; Emil Pauer; Karl Muck; Frederick

Stock; Josef Stransky; Henry Hadley; Max Fiedler.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Germany, 1867 now living in Baltimore, Md,

Graduate of Leipzig Conservatory; studied harmony, composition and violin with Rein-
ecke, Jadassohn, Herrimann and Brodsky, Taught at Mannheim {Conservatory, Germany.
Formerly assistant conductor Boston Symphony, conductor Baltimore Symphony. Teacher
of harmony, counterpoint, orchestration and composition, Peabody (Conservatory; author
of text "The Theory and Use of Chords"; honorary degree, Philadelphia Musical Acad-,
emy. At present teaching orchestration and composition at Peabody Conservatory. Inter
ested in all forms of composition.

117

DEEMS TAYLOR

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

DURATION PUBLISHER

THE SIREN SONG symphonic poem 20 minutes

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS suite 30 ^

JURGEN symphonic poem 18 a

CIRCUS DAY suite

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY
11 instruments

Manuscript
Published
Manuscript
Manuscript

15 minutes Published

DATE

1912
1922
1925
1925

1924

CHORAL WORKS

THE .CHAMBERED NAUTILUS

cantata, male voices, orchestra
THE HIGHWAYMAN

cantata, baritone, male voices,

orchestra
THE HIGHWAYMAN

women's voices
INCIDENTAL Music FOR "LE VIOL DE

LUCRECE"

15 minutes
30 "

Published
Published

In preparation

1914
1914

STAGE WORKS

A Kiss IN XANADU pantomime

2 pianos, 2 scenes

THE KING'S HENCHMAN opera

3 scenes, full orchestra
PETER IBBETSON opera

8 scenes, full orchestra
NEW OPERA

20 minutes Published 1923

2y 2 hours Published 1926

2^4 " Published 1930

In preparation

THE SIREN SONG

THROUGH THE LOOKING
GLASS

JURGEN

CIRCUS DAY

THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY

THE HIGHWAYMAN

THE CHAMBERED NAUTILUS

A Kiss IN XANADU
THE KING'S HENCHMAN

PETER IBBETSON

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

National Federation of Music Clubs ; Stadium Concerts,
New York, Henry Hadley ; Philharmonic Orchestra, New
York, Henry Hadley.

All American symphony orchestras; London Symphony,
Sir Henry Wood; Leeds Festival, Albert Coates; .Con
certs Koussevitzky, Paris; Prague; Moscow.
N. Y. Symphony, Walter Damrosch; Stadium, Willem
van Hoogstraten; Chicago, Frederick Stock; San Fran
cisco, Alfred Hertz; as ballet, by Denishawn Dancers,
Stadium, New York.

Paul Whiteman's Band, New York, and throughout
United States ; England ; Germany.
New York Chamber Music Society; New York Sin-
fonietta, Quinto Maganini, and others.
MacDowell Festival, Peterboro, N. H.; performances
throughout United States.

Schola pmtorum, Kurt Schindler, New York; perform
ances throughout United States.

As part of Beggar on Horseback New York and on tour.
Metropolitan Opera House, New York, Tullio Serafin.
Produced on road.

Metropolitan Opera House, New York, Tullio Serafin,
Ravinia Park Opera Company, Chicago, Wilfred Pelletier.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1885 now living in New York.

Graduate New York University. Formerly member editorial staff Encyclopedia Britan-
nica and Nelson Encyclopedia ; assistant editor. New York Tribune and Western Electric
News; associate editors Colliers Weekly; music critic New York World; editor of Mus
ical America; member board American Opera Company. At present director NB,C orches
tral awards ; narrator Metropolitan Opera broadcasts ; director Commonwealth Theatre,
Inc. ; contributor general newspaper and magazine articles ; member Society Publication of
American Music. Specially interested in operatic composition.

118

RANDALL THOMPSON

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THE PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN-
JAZZ POEM

piano
SYMPHONY No. I

SYMPHONY No. II
PIERROT AND COTHURNUS

DURATION PUBLISHER

12 minutes

14 "

30 "

10 "

CHORAL WORKS

ODES OF HORACE 23 minutes

mixed voices a cappella except Ode

to Pyrrha, men's voices; Invocation

to Venus piano or orchestra
PUERI HEBRAEORUM 3 "

eight-part women's voices,

a cappella
FIVE SONGS FOR "NEW SONGS FOR

NEW VOICES"
ROSEMARY 15 "

women's voices, a cappella
AMERICANA 20 "

mixed voices, piano

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA 15 minutes

piano
SUITE 8

piano
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS 16 "

string quartet

STAGE WORKS

INCIDENTAL Music "THE STRAW HAT"
WROTE Music FOR AND SCORED
"GRAND STREET FOLLIES"

Manuscript
Manuscript

Eastman School
Publication
Eastman School
Publication
Published

E. C. Schirmer
Music Co,

DATE

1924
1928

1929
1931
1932

1925

E. t C. Schirmer 1927

Harcourt, Brace, Co. 1927

E. C. Schirmer 1929

E. C Schirmer 1932

Manuscript 1923

Manuscript 1924

1926
1926

PIERROT AND COTHURNUS

THE PIPER AT THE GATES
OF DAWN-

JAZZ POEM
SYMPHONY No. I
SYMPHONY No. II
ODES OP HORACE

PUERI HEBRAEORUM

ROSEMARY

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Augusteo Orchestra, composer-conductor, Rome; Ro
chester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Augusteo Orchestra, composer-conductor, Rome; Ro
chester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester; Bos
ton Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky, Cambridge.
Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson, Rochester.
Choir of San Salvatore in Lauro, composer-conductor,
Rome; Harvard Glee ,Club, Wellesley College Choir,
composer-conductor, Cambridge; Schola Cantorum, Hugh
Ross, New York.

Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New
York; St. Cecilia Club, Victor Harris, New York;
Adesdi Chorus, Margarete Dessoff, New York; Choirs
of Smith, Vassar, Wellesley, etc.
Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New
York; Adesdi Chorus, composer- conductor, New York;
Worcester Festival, Albert Stoessel, Worcester.
A Cappella Singers, League of Composers Concert
Rome; Cambridge.

Rome; League of Composers, New York; .Cambridge,
Boston.
American Laboratory Theatre.

AMERICANA

SONATA

THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS

INCIDENTAL Music "THE
STRAW HAT"

BIOGRAPHY

Born in New York, 1899 now living in New York.

Graduate of Harvard University; M.A. Harvard; pupil of Ernest Bloch; Guggenheim
Fellowship; Fellow American Academy in Rome: Eastman School Publication Award.
Formerly assistant professor of music Wellesley College; lecturer in music Harvard Uni
versity; guest conductor Dessoff Choirs. Preparing survey of music for American Liberal
Arts College. Interested in all forms of musical composition regardless of type or medium.

119

VIR6IL THOMSON

CHORAL WORKS

Two SENTIMENTAL TANGOS
SYMPHONY ON A HYMN TUNE

cadenza for violin f cello,

piccolo, trombone
ORAISON FUN&BRE Bossuet

solo voice, c to a
SYMPHONY No. 2

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Two SENTIMENTAL TANGOS
25 instruments

CHORAL WORKS

THREE ANTIPHONAL PSALMS
a cappella women's voices

MISSA BREVIS

a cappella men's voices

SAINTS' PROCESSION FROM FOUR
SAINTS IN THREE ACTS
for wen's voices with piano or
orchestra accompaniment

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA DA CHIESA

clarinet, trumpet, horn, viola t

trombone
FIVE PHRASES FROM THE SONG OF

SOLOMON

soprano, one percussion player
CAPITAL, CAPITALS text by

Gertrude Stein

four men's voices and piano
FIVE PORTRAITS

quartet of clarinets
VIOLIN _ SONATA

violin and piano
STRING QUARTET No. 1
STRING QUARTET No. 2
STABAT MATER text by Max Jacob

string quartet, soprano
SERENADE in five movements

flute and znolin
PIANO SONATA No. 1
PIANO SONATA No. 2
PIANO SONATA No. 3

STAGE WORKS

FOUR SAINTS IN THREE ACTS
text by Gertrude Stein
8 solo parts, chorus, large orchestra,
ballet

DURATION PUBLISHER

6 minutes
23 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

6 minutes Manuscript

6 minutes
14

Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

25 minutes Manuscript

Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

18
12
20

22
28
6

20
11
7

2-3 hours Manuscript

DATE

1923
1928

1930
1931

1923

1924
1925

1928

1925

1926

1927
1929
1930

1931
1932
1931

1931

1929

1929
1930

1928

Two SENTIMENTAL TANGOS
SONATA DA .CHIESA

CAPITAL, CAPITALS

THREE ANTIPHONAL PSALMS

FIVE PHRASES FROM SONG

OF SOLOMON
STRING QUARTET No. 1
STRING QUARTET No. 2
STABAT MATER

PIANO SONATA No. 1 )
o. 2J

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Pierian Sodality Orchestra, Boston; Little Symphony,

Kansas City.

Conducted in Paris by McKee, Golschmann, Desormieres ;

Flute Players Club, Boston.

Paris; London; Copland-Sessions, New York

Women's University Glee Club, Gerald Reynolds, New

York.

Paris; Copland-Sessions, New York.

Quatuor Krettley, Paris.

Pro Arte Quartet, Paris.

Madeleine Leymo and Quatuor Krettley, Paris; First

Yaddo Festival.

PIANO SONATA No.

Paris, composer.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Kansas City, Mo., 1896 now living in France. Naumburg Fellowship.
Interested in all forms of composition.

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DONALD NICHOLAS TWEEDY

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

L' ALLEGRO, SYMPHONIC STUDY

DURATION PUBLISHER

15 minutes Manuscript

score and parts

BATE
1925

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO 25 minutes Manuscript 1916

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO 25 " Manuscript 1920

SONATA FOR VIOLONCELLO AND PIANO 25 " Manuscript 1930

STAGE WORKS

INCIDENTAL Music FOR SIDNEY
HOWARD'S "SWORDS"

BALLET ON "ALICE IN WONDERLAND"

Manuscript
In preparation

1921

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

L' ALLEGRO Eastman School of Music, Rochester, Philharmonic,

Howard Hanson, Rochester.

SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

SONATA FOR VIOLONCELLO League of Composers, New York.
AND PIANO

SIDNEY HOWARD'S "SWORDS" Brock Pemberton, New York.
incidental music

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Danbury, Conn,, 18-90 now living in Danbury.

Graduate Harvard University, M.A. Harvard University; pupil of Hill, Goetschius and
Heilman. Formerly music instructor Vassar College and conducted student orchestra;
music director Cleveland Museum of Art; editor program book Cleveland Orchestra;
instructor University of California; member of faculty Eastman School of Music;
author of manual of harmonic technic. At present engaged in research and composition.
Interested in all forms of composition.

121

ED6AR VARESE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

AMERIQUES

ARCANA

METAL poem

soprano and orchestra

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
INTEGRALES

OFFRANDES
soprano voice

HYPERPRISM

IONISATION

two groups of percussion 13 players

CHAMBER MUSIC

OCTANDRE

flute, oboe, clarinet, bass, horn,
trumpet, trombone, double bass

STAGE WORKS

THE GREAT NOON

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

20 minutes

Editions
Max Eschig

Scores for sale
parts hired

In preparation

1932

20 minutes
10 "

6 "
6 "

Editions
Max Eschig
for hire

1931

minutes

In preparation

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Works by Edgar Varese have been played by the Philadelphia Orchestra, Philadelphia
and New York, Leopold Stokowski conducting; the International Composers' Guild con
ducted by Leopold Stokowski, Eugene Goossens, Otto Klemperer, Arthur Rodzinski;
Barrere Little Symphony, Nina Koshetz; Orchestre Symphonique de Paris, Nicolas
Slonimsky; Concerts Poulet, Paris; Pro Musica, Vladimir Golschmann; Sociedad de la
Musica Contemporenea, Havana; Orquesta Sinfonica de Madrid, Pedro Sanjuan; Or-
questa Filharmonica de la Habana, Amadeo Roldan; Austrian Section of the inter
national Society for Contemporary Music, Anton von Webern; Berlin Philharmonic;
Michael Taube Orchestra; Nicolas Slonimsky; Czechish and Hungarian Sections of
the International Society for Contemporary Music, Nicolas Slonimsky.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Paris, 1885 now living in Paris.

Early studies principally mathematical and scientific. Pupil of Roussel and d'Indy at
Schola Cantorum; master class of Widor, Paris Conservatoire. Founded and conducted
.Chceur de 1'Universite Populaire, Paris and organized concerts of Le Chateau du Peuple
Won first Bourse Artistique of City of Paris. Founded and conducted Symphonischer
Uior, Berlin for the performances of old Motetists. Conducted the Prague Philharmonic
Orchestra and toured as a conductor in Europe. Guest conductor of the Cincinnati Synv
phony Orchestra. Founded and directed the New Symphony Orchestra in New York in
order to present works by modern composers. With Carlos Salzedo founded the Inter
national Composers' Guild. Founded the Pan American Association of Composers: now
honorary president '

122

BERNARD WASENAAR

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY No. 1

DIVERTIMENTO

SlNFONIETTA

SYMPHONY No. II

ORCHESTRAL WORK

CHAMBER MUSIC

DREI CHINESISCHE GESANGE
voice, flute, harp, piano

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
SONATA FOR PIANO

SECOND STRING QUARTET
THIRD STRING QUARTET

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

30 minutes

Manuscript
for hire

1926

Eastman School
Publication

1928

12 "

Cos Cob Press

1929

Manuscript
for hire

1930

minutes

In preparation

Manuscript
for hire

G. Schirmer

Manuscript
for hire

In preparation

1923

1926
1927

1931

FIRST SYMPHONY
DIVERTIMENTO

SlNFONIETTA

DREI CHINESICHE GESANGE
VIOLIN AND PIANO SONATA
PIANO SONATA

SECOND STRING QUARTET
SECOND SYMPHONY

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

New York Philharmonic, Willem Mengelberg, New York.

Detroit Symphony, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Detroit ; Roches
ter Civic Symphony, Howard Hanson, Rochester ; Cincin
nati Symphony, Eugene Goossens, Cincinnati; National
Orchestral Association, Leon Barzin, New York; Wor
cester Festival, Albert Stoessel; Stadium, New York.

New York Philharmonic, Willem Mengelberg, New York;
International Society for Contemporary Music, composer
conductor, Lie'ge, Belgium; London Symphony, London;
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Willem Mengelberg; Roches
ter, Howard Hanson.

Friends of Music Society, The MacDowell Club, Schola
Cantorum, New York; Amsterdam, Holland.

New York, Boston, Chicago, Amsterdam, The Hague,
Arnhem, Holland.

Copland-Sessions, New York; Smith College, Northamp
ton, Mass.

New York.

To be- performed by New York Philharmonic, Arturo
Toscanini, in first part of 1932-33 season; also by Ro
chester Civic Symphony, Howard Hanson.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Holland, 1894 now living in New York.

Studied at the Conservatory of Music, Utrecht ; composition with Dr. Wagenaar. Member
of the faculty Juilliard Graduate School and Institute of Musical Art, New York. Society
for Publication American Music Award; Eastman School Publication Award. Interested
in orchestral and chamber music

123

MAX WALD

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SENTIMENTAL PROMENADES

RETROSPECTIVES

THE DANCER DEAD

CHAMBER MUSIC

SONATA FOR PIANO

SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO

STAGE WORKS

"MIRANDOLINA" Lyrical comedy in 3
acts
libretto after Goldoni

DURATION PUBLISHER

20 minutes

10 "
12 "

15 minutes
20

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript
Manuscript

In preparation

DATE

1922
1925
1931

1923
1922

SENTIMENTAL PROMENADES

RETROSPECTIVES

THE DANCER DEAD

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock.
National Broadcasting Company, Eugene Goossens.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Litchfield, 111., 1889 -now living in Paris.

Studied with Obendorffer, Keller and Anderson, piano, harmony, counterpoint, composition
and orchestra in Chicago; pupil of d'Indy in Paris, National Broadcasting Co. Award,
1932. Specially interested in orchestral and operatic composition.

POWELL WEAVER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

PLANTATION OVERTURE
AN IMAGINARY BALLET
SUITE, THE FAUN

three movements
SYMPHONIC POEM "The Vagabond"

CHORAL WORKS

BOATING SONG

mixed chorus
Ho FOR WINDY WEATHER

mixed chorus
I WILL LIFT UP MINE EYES

CHAMBER MUSIC

DURATION PUBLISHER

12 minutes
8 "
12

14 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

Oliver Ditson

Oliver Ditson
Lorenz, Dayton,
Ohio

SONATA

for organ and piano

In preparation

SYMPHONIC POEM

"THE VAGABOND"
PLANTATION OVERTURE

THE LITTLE FAUN
AN IMAGINARY BALLET
THE LITTLE FAUN (2 pianos)

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

DATE

1925
1925
1927

1930

Minneapolis Symphony, Henri Verbrugghen, Minneapolis :

St. Louis, Vladimir Golschmann, 1932.

Boston Women's Symphony, Ethel Leginska, Boston, on

tour ; Kansas City Little Symphony, Kansas City.

Boston Women's Symphony, Ethel Leginska, Boston:

Kansas City Little Symphony, Kansas City.

Played on tour by Maier and Pattison.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Clearfield, Pa., 1890 now living in Kansas City, Mo.

Studied at Institute of Musical Art, New York; studied organ with Yon and Dethier;
Renzi in Rome; composition with Respighi and Goetschms. Formerly organist in Kansas
City ; accompanist on tour with many singers. Specially interested in orchestral composition.

124

ADOLPH WEISS

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

I SEGRETI
AMERICAN LIFE
THEME AND VARIATIONS

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

KAMMERSYMPHONIE
ten instruments

CHORAL WORKS

LIBATION BEARERS (Aeschylus)
orchestra, solo quartet, mixed
chorus, and dance pantomime

CHAMBER MUSIC

FIRST STRING QUARTET
SECOND STRING QUARTET
THIRD STRING QUARTET

SONATA DA CAMERA
flute and viola

QUINTET

for winds

DURATION PUBLISHER

12 minutes Manuscript
5 " Manuscript

13 " Manuscript

20 minutes Manuscript

45 minutes Manuscript

20 minutes
20

20 "
8

10 "

Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript
Manuscript

Manuscript

DATE
1924
1929
1931

1928

1930

1923
1926
1929
1930

1932

AMERICAN LIFE

I SEGRETI
KAMMERSYMPHONIE

STRING QUARTET III
SONATA DA CAMERA

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Conductorless Orchestra, New York ; Pan- American, .Com
posers Concerts, Nicolas Slonimsky, Paris, Berlin, Buda
pest.

Rochester Philharmonic, Howard Hanson.

Berlin Smgakadetnie, Berlin, Rufer; Rochester, Howard
Hanson; San Francisco, Nicolas Slonimsky; New York,
New School, composer conductor.

Pro Musica, New York, New World String Quartet.

League of Composers, New York; Chamber Music Guild,
Berlin; International Society for Contemporary Music,
Vienna.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Baltimore, Md., 1891 now living in New York.

Studied at Berlin State Academy; pupil of Schoenberg, Weidig, Liliental and Rybner;
Guggenheim Fellowship. Member Pan-American Association, member United States Sec
tion, International Society for .Contemporary Music, conductor of Pan- American Ensemble.
Interested in all forms of composition.

125

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

SYMPHONY

SYMPHONY CONCERTANTE
horn and piano

MARK WESSEL

DURATION PUBLISHER

25 minutes

26 "

Manuscript
Manuscript

DATE
1932
1929

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

CONCERTINO

flute and 16 or 20 instruments

BALLADE

violin, oboe, string orchestra

14 minutes Manuscript 1928

10 " Manuscript 1932

CHAMBER MUSIC

SEXTETTE 19 minutes Manuscript

flute, oboe, horn, bassoon, clarinet,
piano

TRIO

violin, cello, piano

SONATA

violin and piano

PRELUDE AND FUGUE
string quartet

STRING QUARTET

1928

Manuscript

1931

15 "

Manuscript

1930

Manuscript

1931

18 "

Manuscript

1931

SYMPHONY CONCERTANTE

CONCERTINO

TRIO

SEXTETTE
STRING QUARTET

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Philharmonic Society, Robert Heger, Budapest, Vienna;
Eastman School of Music, Philharmonic, Howard Hanson,
Rochester; National Broadcasting Company, Walter Dam-
rosch, New York; Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Frede
rick Stock, Chicago.

Eastman School of Music, Howard Hanson, Rochester;
Vienna Philharmonic (radio), Robert Heger.

Sedlak-Winkler, Vienna.

Rochester.

Galimir Quartette, Vienna.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Coldwater, Mich,, 1894-now living in Bronson, Mich.

Pupil of Schonberg; music degree Northwestern University; master's degree; Guggen-
tern Fellowship; Pultzer Scholarship. Formerly professor of theory and piano at
Northwestern Umversrty. Pianist. Specially interested in orchestral and chamber music

126

HERMANN HANS WETZLER

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

OVERTURE : As You LIKE IT, OP. 7
SUITE : As You LIKE IT, OP. 7
SYMPHONIC PHANTASY, OP. 10
VISIONS

six symphonic movements
ASSISI

legend for orchestra
SYMPHONIC DANCE IN BASQUE STYLE
SYMPHONIC CONCERTANTE

for solo violin and orchestra

DURATION PUBLISHER

17 minutes
20

16 "
35 "

17 "
22

^ DATE

Ant. J. Benjamin 1917

Ant J. Benjamin 1920

Simrock 1922

Max Brockhaus 1923

C. F. Peters

Max Brockhaus
Manuscript

1924

1927
1932

STAGE WORKS

COMPLETE Music TO As You LIKE IT Ant. J. Benjamin 1917

THE BASQUE VENUS 2^-2^ hours

Max Brockhaus 1929

opera in five pictures

OVERTURE : As You LIKE IT

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Conducted by Richard Strauss, Arthur Nikisch, Felix
Welngartner, and other conductors in Europe; Willem
Mengelberg, New York Philharmonic; Frederick Stock,
Chicago Symphony; Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Detroit Sym
phony; Alfred Hertz, San Francisco Symphony; Fritz
Reiner, Cincinnati Symphony, etc.
Cologne; Berlin; Wiesbaden.

Cologne, Berlin Philharmonic; Leipzig, Gewandhaus;
Hamburg, Philharmonic; Bremen; Wiesbaden; Hanover;
Amsterdam; Stockholm; Goteborg; New York Philhar
monic; Detroit Symphony; Chicago Symphony; Leningrad
Symphony, etc.

Evanston Music Festival, Evanston, 111. ; Chicago, Frede
rick Stock; San Francisco, Alfred Hertz; Los Angeles;
Cologne; Berlin Philharmonic; Oslo; Hamburg, Karl
Muck; Bremen; Leipzig Gewandhaus, Bruno Walter;
Basel, Weingartner.

New York Philharmonic, Arturo Toscanini ; Boston Sym
phony, Serge Koussevitzky ; Detroit Symphony, Ossip
Gabrilowitsch; Philadelphia Symphony, Ossip Gabrilo
witsch, New York and Philadelphia; Washington; Rome
(Augusteo); Buenos Aires; Berlin (State Opera Sym
phony Concerts) Vienna; Hamburg Symphony, Dr. Karl
Muck; Chicago Symphony, Frederick Stock; Cincinnati
Symphony, Fritz Reiner ; Cologne ; Bremen Philharmonic ;
Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Willem Mengelberg; Dres
den; Munich; Hanover; and other cities in Germany.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Germany, 1870 now living in Switzerland.

Studied at Frankfurt Conservatory ; pupil of Heerman, Scholz, Knorr, Humperdmck and
Clara Schumann. Formerly organist Old Trinity Church, New York ; organized and con
ducted Wetzler Symphony Orchestra, Carnegie Hall; conducted opera in Germany and
Russia ; conducted symphonic concerts throughout Europe. At present guest conductor and
pianist on tours ; radio. Chiefly interested in orchestral and stage works.

127

SYMPHONIC PHANTASY
VISIONS

ASSISI

SYMPHONIC DANCE IN
BASQUE STYLE

EMERSON WHITHORNE

ORCHESTRAL WORKS

THE RAIN

LA NUIT

ADVENTURES OF A SAMURAI (Suite)
THE AEROPLANE

DURATION PUBLISHER

DATE

4 minutes

20 "

4 "

NEW YORK DAYS AND NIGHTS (Suite) 20
POEM 20

piano and orchestra
FATA MORGANA

symphonic poem
FIRST SYMPHONY 28

THE DREAM PEDLAR

FANDANGO
VIOLIN CONCERTO
NEW SYMPHONIC WORK

Manuscript 1912
for hire G. Schirmer

Manuscript 1917
for hire G. Schirmer

Manuscript 1919

Manuscript ^ 1920
for hire Carl Fischer

Carl Fischer 1923

Carl Fischer 1926

Cos Cob Press

Manuscript

for hire

In preparation

for hire

Cos Cob Press

Manuscript

for hire

Manuscript

for hire

In preparation

1927
1929
1930

1931
1931

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SATURDAY'S CHILD

tenor, soprano, 12 instruments,

percussion
THE GRIM TROUBADOUR

string quartet, "baritone

20 minutes C. C. Birchard 1926

Carl Fischer 1927

CHAMBER MUSIC

QUARTETTINO ORIENTALS

string quartet
GREEK IMPRESSIONS

string quartet
PIANO QUINTET

piano, string quartet
QUARTET, OP. 51

string quartet
VIOLIN SONATA

Manuscript 1916

Senart 1917

28 minutes Carl Fischer 1928

Cos Cob Press 1930

Cos Cob Press 1932

STAGE WORKS

SOONER AND LATER Ballet in 6 Scenes 2 hours
chamber orchestra, chorus

Senart 1925

2 piano score for hire

RECORD OF PERFORMANCES

Mr. Whithorne's works have been performed frequently in America and Europe.

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, 1884 now living in New York.-

Pupil of Leschetizky in piano and Fuchs in theory. Formerly critic Pall Mall Gazette;
editor Art Publications Society; contributor to various magazines; editor Composers'
Music Corporation. Interested chiefly in orchestral composition,

128

AN ADDITIONAL LIST OF AMERICAN COMPOSERS

This list includes the names of well known composers as we!J as younger musicians whote
works may be recorded in greater detail in the next edition of American Composers*

NAME

Jane Van Etten Andrews
Maurice Arnold

Glenn Bacon

Parker Bailey (S.P.A.M. award)

Edward Ballantine

Edward Shippen Barnes

Alice Barnett

David Barnett

C. L. Barnhouse

Arthur Bergh

Lawrence Beste

Charles Bochau

Eugene Bonner

Paul F. Bowles

Jeanne Boyd

Henry Brant

Radie Britain

Howard Brockway

Gertrude M. Brown

Mortimer Browning

Mark Brunswick

Adolph Gebhard Brune

H. T. Burleigh

Carl Busch

Theodore Cella

Louis Cheslock

Israel Citkowitz

Avery Claflin

Phillip Greeley Clapp

Chalmers Gifton

Joseph W. Clokey

Ulric Cole (S.P.A.M. award)

Edward Collins

Carleton Cooley

Mildred Couper

Cecil Cowles

Lucile Crews (Pulitzer Prise)

Walter Damrosch
Edward Delaney
R. Nathaniel Dett
Clarence Dickinson
Fanny Charles Dillon
William Dinsmore
Martha Alter Douglas
George Dyer, Jr.

Henry Purmont Eames
A. Lehman Engel

Blair Fairchild

Hazel Fellrnan

Vivian Fine

William Arms Fisher

Dwight Fiske

Pietro Floridia

Henry Lawrence Freeman

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH

Chicago, 111.

1865, St. Louis, Mo.

1906, Knoxville, Tenn.

1902, Kansas City, Mo.

1886, Oberlin, Ohio

1887, New Jersey

1888, Lewiston, 111.

1907, New York City
Iowa

1882, St. Paul, Minn.
1909, Monmouth, 111.
1870, Germany

1889, Jacksonville, N. C.
1911, Jamaica, Long Island

1890, Mt. Carol, III
1914, Montreal, Canada
19 . ., Amarillo, Texas
1870, Brooklyn, N. Y.

1907, BriarclifT Manor, N. Y.

1891, Baltimore, Md.

1892, New York, N. Y,
1870, Germany

1866, Erie, Pa.

1862, Bjerre, Denmark

1896, Philadelphia, Pa.

1909, New York, N. Y,
1898, Keene, N. H.

1888, Boston, Mass.

1889, Jackson, Miss.

1890, New Albany, Ind.
19... , New York, N. Y.

Joliet, 111.
Milford, N. J.

1887, Buenos Aires

190S, San Francisco, CaL

1888, Pueblo, Colo.

1862, Breslau, German Silesia

1903, Baltimore, Md.

1882, Drumrnondville, Canada
1873, Lafayette, Ind.
1881, Denver, Colo.
18.., New York, N. Y.

1875, Chicago, 111.
1910, Jackson, Miss.

1877, Belmont, Mass.

Chicago, 111.
1913, Chicago, III
1861, San Francisco, Cal.

1860, Sicily, Italy
1875, Cleveland, Ohio

NAME

Eleanor Everest Freer
Lillian Fuchs

Samuel Richards Gaines

Rudolph Ganz

Harvey B. Gaul

Heinrich Gebhard

James R. Gillette

Henriette Glick

Leopold Godowsky

Morton Gould

Edwin Grasse

Elliot Griffis (Pulitzer Prise)

C Hugo Grimm

Thomas Griselle

Homer Grunn

John Gunder

Michel Gusikoff

F. Flaxington Harker
W. Franke Hading
Victor Harris
Frederick Hart
Samuel Harwell
Irwin Heilner
Bernard Herrmann

Katherine Ruth Heyman
Ethel Glenn Hier

Mabel Wood Hill
Josef Hofmann

Sidney Homer

Elmer Samuel Hosmer

Lucius Hosmer

Rosalie Housman

John Tasker Howard

Mary Carlisle Howe

Walter Edward Howe

John Adam Hugo

Rupert Hughes

Bruno Huhn

Ernest Hutches on

Alexander Hull

Chester Edward Ide
Lewis Isaacs

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH

Philadelphia, Pa.
1903, New York, N. Y.

1869, Michigan

1877, Zurich, Switzerland
1881, New York, N. Y.

1878, Germany

1886, Roseboone, N. Y.
19. , Chicago, 111.

1870, Russian Poland
1913, New York, N. Y.

1884, New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.

1890, Ohio

. . , Upper Sandusky, Ohio

1880, West Salem, Wis.

1864, Philadelphia, Pa.

1876, Scotland

1887, London, England

1869, New York, N. Y.
19. , New York, N. Y.
1900, Salt Lake City, Utah

1908, New York, N. Y.

1909, New York, N. Y.

Sacramento, Cal.
1889, Cincinati, Ohio

1885, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1876, Crakow, Poland
1864, Boston, Mass.
1862, Massachusetts

1870, South Acton, Mass.

1889, San Francisco, Cal.

1890, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Boston, Mass.
1873, Connecticut
1872, Missouri

1871, England

1871, Melbourne, Australia
1887, Columbia, Ohio

1878, Springfield, 111.

New York, N. Y.

Hans Jellinek
Clayton Johns
Louis Edgar Johns
Harriet Johnson
Horace Johnson
Rosamund Johnson
Arthur Edward Johnstone

Bernard Kaun
Walter Keller
Marshall Kernochan
H. M. Kerr
John J. Kessler
Victor Kolar
Christian Kriens
Alfred ,C. Kroeger
Ernest Kroeger
G. Kubik

1901, Vienna, Austria

1857, New Castle, Delaware

1886, Pittsburgh, Pa.

1893, Massachusetts
1873, Jacksonville, Fla.
1860, London, England

Milwaukee, Wis.
1873, Chicago, 111.

1880, New York, N. Y.
1897, Cleveland, Ohio
1904, St. Louis, Mo.
1888, Budapest, Hungary

1881, Dresden, Germany
1890, Hamburg, Germany
1862, St. Louis, Mo.

Eastwood Lane
Margaret Ruthven Lang

1884, Brewerton, N. Y.
1867, Boston, Mass.

NAME

Ethel Leginska

Henry Clough Lelghter

Clair Thomas Leonard (Naumburg

Fellowship)
Francesco de Leone
William Lester
Oscar Levant
Boris Levenson
Ward Lewis
Thurlow Lieurance
Norman Lockwood (Academy of

Rome Fellowship)
Clarence Loomis
Harvey Worthington Loomis
Antonio Lora
W. W. Lowitz
Ralph Lyford

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH

Hull, England
1874, Washington, D. C

1887, Ravenna, Ohio
1889, England
1905, Pittsburgh, Pa,
1884, Russia

1878, Oskaloosa, Iowa
1905, New York, N. Y.

1889, Sioux Falls, S. D.
1865, Brooklyn, N, Y.

1882, Worcester, Mass,

Alexander MacFayden

Adolph Mackay

Charles Maduro

Charles Fontaine Manney

Lucille Crews Marsh

Frances Mc.Colin

Hal McDonald

Irving McHose

George F. McKay

Otto Miessner

Nicola Montani

Mary Carr Moore

Jerome Moross

Dent Mowrey

Richard Myers

1879, Milwaukee, Wis.

1883, Dutch West Indies
1872, Brooklyn, N. Y.

1888, Pueblo, Colo.
1892, Philadelphia, Pa.

19.

1899, Harrington, Wash.

1880, Indiana
1880, Utica, N. Y.

Memphis, Term,
1913, Brooklyn, N. Y.

1889, New York, N* Y.

Robert Nelson
Arthur F. Nevin
Paul Nordoff
Nathan Novick

1871, Edgeworth, Pa,
19 , New York, N. Y.
1902, New York, N, Y.

Arne Oldberg
Thorwarld Otterstrom

1874, Youngstown, Ohio
1868, Copenhagen, Denmark

Lee Pattison
Edmund Pendelton
Solomon Pimsleur
Lawrence Powell
Daniel Protheroe

1890, Grand Rapids, Wis.

1866, South Wales
1899, England

Frances Marion Ralston
G. Aldo Randegger
Samuel Reichman
Charles Repper
Anna Priscilla Risher
Reginald C. Robbins
Stella Roberts
Paul Roes
Beryl Rtabenstein
Alexander Russel

1875, St. Louis, Mo.

1874, Naples, Italy

19 ..., New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.

1875, Pennsylvania
1871, Boston, Mass.

1898, Athens, Ga.
1881, Franklin, Tenn.

Mary Turner Salter
Elliott Schenk
Kurt Schindler
Henry Schoenfeld
William Schroeder
Frederick Preston Search
Tabor Serly
Bertram Shapleigh

1856, Illinois
1868, Paris, France
1882, Berlin, Germany

1857, Milwaukee, Wis.

1889, Pueblo, Cal.
19, ., Philadelphia, Pa.
1871, Boston, Mass.

NAME

Harry Rowe Shelley

Harrington Shortall

R, Deane Shure

EKe Siegmeister

George Siemonn

Rhea Silberta

Mark Silver (Puliteer Prise)

Homer Simmons

Cesare Sodero

Cecil Smith

Wilson G. Smith

Tobie Snyderman

Albert Spalding

Charles Gilbert Spross

Mitya Stillman

Frederick A. Stock

Gerald Strang

Lily Strickland

Sigismund Stojowski

Frances Terry (SJPjiM. award)
Howard Thacher

David Van Vactor
Arnold Volpe

Joseph F. Wagner

Frank Edwin Ward

Claude Warf ord

F. M. Warnke

Wintter Watts (Pulitzer Prise)

Ruth White Wertheim

Paul White

Arthur Whiting

T. Carl Whitmer

Robert S. Whitney

Mortimer Wilson

Pietro Yon
Gaylord Yost

Mana Zucca
Efrem Zimbalist
Otto Zimpfer

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH

1895, Chicago, 111.

1885, Chillisquaqua, Pa.
1909, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Pochahontas, Va.

Evansville, Indiana

1886, Italy

1855, Elyria, Ohio
19 , Philadelphia, Pa,
1888, Chicago', 111.
1874, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

1894, Russia

1872, Julich, Germany
1908, Alberta, Canada

1890, Anderson, S. ,C
1870, Poland

Windsor, Conn.
1878, Baltimore, Md.

Indiana
1869, Russia

1900, Springfield, Mass.
1900, Pennsylvania
1877, New Jersey

Alamada, Calif.
1886, Cincinnati, Ohio

1896, Meriden, Conn.

1895, Bangor, Me.
1861, Cambridge, Mass.

1873, Altoona, Pa.
England

1876, Chariton, Iowa

Italy

1888, Fayette, Ohio

1891, New York, N. Y,

1889, Russia

Where Date and Place of Birth are omitted it has not been possible to find
this information through the usual standard sources.

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