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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A CANZONE A RUSEVELT; versi di Sal-
yatore Baratta, musica di Paolo Bo-
lognese; canto e mandolino. 4to.
[15705 |
© June 10, 1910; 2 @ June 11, |
1910; E 234494; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
ABBEY (THE) ; waltz, by W. R. Spence;
piano. [15706
© June 13, 1910; 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 233653; Abbey effervescent
salt co., Montreal, Canada.
ABENDLIED. See Schumann (R. A.)
Accept HimM TO-DAY; words by Mattie |
B. Botteler, music by De Loss Smith. |
[15707 |
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16, |
1910; E 284753; Chas. H. Gabriel, |
Chicago, Ill.
AcroBpat (THE) (Der akrobat); by
Géza Horvath, op. 94, no. 3, arr. by
Edmund Parlow; pianoforte six
hands. [15708
© June 15, 1910; 2 ce. June 14,
1910; E 234672; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ADAGIO CANTABILE. See Strauss (R.)
ADAGIO PATHETIQUE; von Hans H.
Ruhl; violine und pianoforte. [15709
© June 15, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; EH 234648; Arthur P. Schmidt, |
Boston, Mass.
ADAMS FAVORITE ANTHEMS; by Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams, for the use of
ehurech choirs, choral societies, etc.
(Favorite author series no. 1.) 8vo.
[15710
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 3, 1910;
A 264450; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ADE, MEIN LIEB, ADE; ged. von S. Kap-
per, musik von Heinr. Bungert, op.
194; miannerchor. 4to. (Auf fiti-
geln des gesanges, no. 591.) [15711
© May 14, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233280; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg
a/Rh., Germany.
| ADIEU (L’) ; piéce mélodique par Léon
J. Fontaine, op. 20; violon et piano.
(Impressions musicales, no. 4.)
[15712
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234427; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
| AFFINITY WALTZ; by J. Watson Scott;
piano solo. [15713
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 233498 ; Will Rossiter, Chicago, I.
AI LOVE E’ FEMMENE; versi di T. Fer-
razzano, musica di Paolo Bolognese;
canto e mandolino. [15714
© June 11, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; E 2383707; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
See Verdi (J.)
ALABAMA BOUND; words by Ed. Rogers
and Saul Aronson, music by Will L.
Becker. [15715
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 234485; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ALASKA TRAIL MARCH; by A. Schnei-
der; piano. [15716
©) Mai 235-1910). 2) ei May, 26;
1910; E 234068; A. Schneider, Bel-
lingham, Wash.
AIDA.
ALBA; romance, par Carlo Albanesi;
piano. (alsa Wye
© June 138, 1910; 2 ce June 14,
1910; EK 234580; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
ALICE; romance, by J. Asher, arr. by
A. F. Weldon; cornet and piano.
[15718
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 233439; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
ALL ABOARD FOR MONKEY TOWN; words
by Jack Drislane, music by Geo. W.
Meyer. [15719
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 15,
1910; BE 2338705; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
907
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15720
pt. He, BYS:,. Vv. 5
ALL FOR YOU AND ONLY YoU; written
and composed by Tom Mellor and
Harry Gifford. [15720
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910;- EH 233047; Francis, Day ‘&
Hunter, London, England.
Ari (len) IN) Alu words! by vAjG:
Bacon, music by Robert K. Belden.
[15721
© May 15, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233393; Agnes G. Bacon, Duluth,
Minn.
ALL JOIN IN THE CHORUS; words by
Arthur Longbrake, music by Ed.
Edwards. [15722
© Aune?16;1910> 2) cs June: 16;
1910; H 234710; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
ALL STAR; medley overture, arr. by G.
H. Reeves. 4to. (Universal band
journal, no. 1248.) bio
© May 26, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234248; Carl Fischer, New York,
INDY.
ALL WE, LIKE SHEEP, HAVE GONE
ASTRAY; words by T. O. Chisholm,
music by C. H. Gabriel. [15724
© June 20: 1910-92 ec) June M6,
1910; E 2384745; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, III.
ALLEGRESSE; valse, par Paul Saegel;
violon et piano. (Le début du vio-
lon, 1®*° série, no. 4.) [15725
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 831,
1910; E 234101; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
ALLEGRETTO; composed by Claude E.
Cover, ed. by Edwin H. Lemare.
4to. (Recital series of original com-
positions for organ, no. 38.) [15726
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234180; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
ALLEGRETTO AGITATO; par Francois
Schubert, nouvelle édition revue et
éditée par William Henley; violon
et piano. (12 bagatelles, no. 4.)
[15127
© June 1, 1910; 2 ¢. June 8, 1910;
EH 234431; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
ALLEGRETTO GRAZIOSO; par Francois
Schubert, op. 18, nouvelle édition
revue et éditée par William Henley;
violon et piano. (12 bagatelles, no.
3.) [15728
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910:
E 234480; B Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
908
ALLEGRO POMPOSO; by M. Gordon
Burgess; organ. obl. S8vo. (Organ
loft, book 65, no. 197.) [15729
© Apr. 27, 1910; 2c. May 31) 1910;
E 284054; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London, England.
ALMA MATER; words by Helen Emer-
son, music by W. Van Volkinburg.
4to. [15730
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 28, 1910;
E 233098; Warner Van Volkinburg,
Holyoke, Mass.
ALMIGHTY AND EVERLASTING GoD;
anthem composed by James Lyon,
op. 86, nos. 12 and 14; mixed voices.
1. Collect for twelfth Sunday after
Trinity. 2. Collect for fourteenth
Sunday after Trinity. 4to. (Church
choir library, nos. 49 and 50.)
[15731, 15732
© June 18, 1910; 2 ¢c. each June
17, 1910; EH 233762, 233763; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London, England.
ALONE; words by H. E. Warner, music
by Alice Elieson, London, Weekes
& CoO. [157383
© June 13, 1910-2 eaune AiG:
1910; E 234765; H. E. Warner, Lon-
don, England.
ALTE (DIE) BITT’ RE WEISE; ged. von J.
Wahl-Breitenau, musik von Jodocus
Schaaf, op 24; mi&nnerchor. 4to.
(Auf fitigeln des gesanges, no. 570.)
‘ [15734
© May 14, 1910; 2c. June i, 1910;
E 233274; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg
A/Rh., Germany.
ALWAYS I’M TRUSTING; words by S. H.
Hodges, music by Samson Hodges.
[15735 |
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910; |
E 238575; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
ALWAYS SMILE; written by J. H.
Brownson, composed by Orlando j
Powell. [15736
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 26,1910: |
E 235046; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
London, England.
ALZA MANOLITA; chanson espagnole,
paroles de I*. L. Bénech, musique de |]
Léo Daniderff. [157387 |
© June 11, 1910; 2 @© dune 119]
1910; E 2384521; Bénech, Paris, i
France. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
15759
AM HIMMELSTOR: ged. von Conrad
Ferdinand Meyer, musik von [J. A.
Moller]. 4to. (Hausmusik Oberam-
mergau, no. 2.) [15788
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234288; Balthasar Keller, Oberam-
mergau, Germany.
Ame (L’) bes rris (The soul of the
iris); poésie de Camille Mauclair,
English words by Nita Cox, musique
de Rhené-Baton; transposed key of
B flat. [1578
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231952; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL; words by
Ina Duley Ogden, music by Carrie
B. Adams; men’s voices. [15740
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
EH 233324; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio. :
AMERICAN FESTIVAL OVERTURE; by An-
ton Hegner, op. 47. Orchestra score.
[15741
© June 11, 1910: 2 c. June 13,
a910;5 BH 2535091; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
— — Orchestra parts. [15742
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 288600; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
AMERICAN (THE) GIRL; waltz, by J. W.
Adam; piano. [15743
"© 1c June 6, 1910; E 233459;
Jos. W. Adam, Dillon, Mont.
AMORETTEN ; drei kleine vortragsstticke
in tanzform, von Walter Niemann,
op. 15; pianoforte. [15744
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; EH 234616; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
Amour (L’) Au CHILI; nach motiven
des Londoner apachentanzes ( White-
chapel-dance), von Gustave Goublier,
arr. von Camillo Morena. 1. Deutsche
u. oOsterreichische harmonie-musik.
2. Kavalleriemusik. 4to. ( Neues
repertoire, militirmusik, no. 27.)
[15745, 15746
© May 14, 1910; 2c. each June 1,
1910; E 233284, 283285; Otto Junne,
Leipzig, Germany.
AMOURS RUSTIQUES; mazurka, par PB.
Lauga; piano. [15747
© June 11, 1910; 2 ¢c. June 11,
1910; E 234518; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
ANDANTE GRAZIOSO; by H. L. Ashford;
organ. obl. S8vo. [15748
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 3, 1910;
E 233334; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO; by Francis Thomé,
op. 70, transcribed by Adolph Fischer,
ed. and fingered by Leo Schulz;
violoncello and piano. [15749
© June s17,, 190 | 2 er Aune wis:
1910; E 284815; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York, N. Y.
par Léon J. Fontaine; violon et
piano. (8 miniatures, no. 1.)
[15750
© June 9.) 1910; 2.°e sune 18)
1910; E 233888; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
ANDULKA; op. 97, [und] NAPI SE BRA-
TRICKU; op. 98, 2 pochody s textem,
slozil Fr. Tichy; harmoniemusik.
obl. 24mo. [15751
© May 28, 1910: 2 c« June 17,
1910; BH 233797; Mojmir Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
ANGEL VOICES; words and music by
Victor Everham. Chicago, L. Kohler.
: [15752
© June 18, 1910; 2 c June 17,
1910; E 284812; Victor Hverham,
Chicago, Il.
ANGELS ARE REJOICING OVER ME; words
by James Rowe, music by Howard E.
Smith. [15753
© June 8,1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 233562; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Ill.
ANGEL’S (AN) DREAM; Song poem, by
S. G. Kiesling, op. 56; piano. [15754
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
EK 234473; Samuel G. LKiesling,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
ANGELUS; by J. P. Ludebuehl; piano.
(Two sketches, no. 1.) [15755
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
EH 233642; Carl Fischer, New York,
INE GY.
ANN’ MARIE; gavotte von Wolfgang
Lentner, op. 1. Klavier. 2. Orches-
terstimmen. 38. Salon-orchester.
[15756-15758
© May 4, 1910; 2 c. each May 25,
1910; E 232831—2382833; Fritz Schu-
berth, jr., Leipzig, Germany.
ANNIE; words by Mrs. W. G. C., music
by Clifton Keith. [15759
© May 20, 1910; 2 ce May 28,
1910; E 231872; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
909
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15760
pt. Ime BS, ves
ANSWER, LITTLE SWEETHEART DO; by
EK. J. Salzer; vocal orchestra key of
Di Svo. [15760
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234117; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. IN. -¥:
ANTOINE. See Lalo (E. V.)
APPROBATION; words and music by
J. Collins. [15761
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce May 27,
1910; E 232885; John Collins, San-
dusky, Ohio.
APRIL (AN) DAY; caprice, by Mary
Helen Brown; violin and piano.
[15762
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233645; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN.” NG.
ARABESQUES; 5 piéces, par Léon Dela-
fosse; piano. En recueil. [15763
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233371; Durand & cie., Paris,
France.
ARAGONAISE; caprice 4 la mazurka, by
James H. Rogers; piano. [15764
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231915; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ARE YOU DRIFTING; words by Ada R.
Habershon, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [15765
© Apr. 30, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 235209; Charles M. Alexander,
New York, N. Y.
ARAINE ET BARBE-BLEUE; par Paul
Dukas, introduction du 8° acte,
transcription par Léon Roques; 2
pianos 4 4 mains. [15766
© June’ 14, 1910; °2 «” June 11,
1910; E 234533; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
Arioso. See Handel (G. F.)
ARLEQUIN; par Karl Geister; piano 4
4 mains. (La comédie, no. 2.)
[15767
© June 11, 1910; 2 ¢ June 11,
1910; E 234536; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
ARTIST’S DREAM; waltz, by Robert Voll-
stedt, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full
band. 4to. (American star journal,
no. 1327.) [15768
© May 18, 1910; 2 c May 28
1910; E 233105; Carl Fischer, New
York. N: 'Y.
ASHFORD (EH. L.) Preludio; organ, obl. |
Svo. [15769 ©
© May 31, 1910; 2 c June 3, 1910;
E 233330; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ASHTON (ALGERNON) Sechs stiicke, op. |
140; pianoforte. Heft 1 und 2.
[15770
© May 10, 1910; 2 e@ May 25, |
1910; E 232859; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
ASK WHAT YOU WILL; words by Char- |
lotte G. Homer, music by C. H. Ga- |
briel. [157TH |
© June 20, 1910; 2 ¢. June 16%)
1910; E 234755; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
AT HONOR’S GLORIOUS CALL; chorus, by —
Sullivan, arr. by George B. Nevin;
mixed voices. (Octavo glees and part-
songs, no. 284.) [15772
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910; —
E 233344; Theo. Presser co., Phila- —
delphia, Pa.
AT THE COUNTRY INN; polka-mazurka,
by Fritz Wenzel, op. 305; piano.
[15773
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233183; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
AT THy cross I Bow; words by S. H.
Hodges, music by Samson Hodges.
[15774
© June 8, 1910; 2c) Aume 10)
1910; E 283581; Chas. F. Weigele,
Pasadena, Cal.
ATHANAIS; légende mimo-lyrique en
un acte, de Jean Civieu, musique de
Marcel Lattés. Partition piano ré-
duite par l’auteur. 4to. [15775
© June 3, 1910; 2 ce. June 4, 1910;
EH 234275; Enoch & co., Paris, France.
Au tac (On the lake); par Emil
Kronke, op. 47; piano. (Nippes, no.
4.) [15776
© June 15, 1910; 2 & June 14
1910; E 234692; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Au MATIN. See Godard (B. L. P.)
AU MATIN CLAIR; poéme de Pierre
d’Amor, musique de René Rabey.
[15TTT
© May 28, 1910; 2 « May 23,
1910; E 2381950; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910 aN
AU PAYS DES REVES; melodie, par
Charles Godard, op. 167; piano.
[15778
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 831,
1910; E 232990; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AUBADE D’ETE; humoresque, par Franz
Drdla, op. 71; violon et piano.
[15779
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234622; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
AUF DEM MEERE; ged. von Heinrich
Heine, musik von Wilhelm Heine-
mann, op. 21, no. 1; miunnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [15780
ee aene 1, 1910; 2 c June 13,
1910; E 233603; Wm. A. Kaun music
co., Milwaukee, Wis.
AUF MEINER HERZLIEBSTEN AUGELEIN ;
ged. von H. Heine, musik von Hans
Hermann. (Lieder no. 4.) [15781
© June 9, 1910; 2 c June 18,
1910; E 233903; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
AUF VERBOTENEN WEGEN; walzerlied
aus der posse, Otto der 3°°, text von
Alfred Schonfeld, musik von Jean
Gilbert. [15782
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232848; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
AURORA; valse lente, by Julian W.
Kindt. (Boosey & co.’s orchestral
journal, no. 130.) [15783
© May 26, 1910; 2 « May 27,
1910; E 232874; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
(Break of day); waltz, by Rob-
ert De Socio; mandolin. [15784
@ june 4, 1910; 2 ¢. June 11,
1910; E 234495; Antonio Grauso,
New York, ‘N. Y.
AUs CATANIEN (Catania); tarantelle,
von Géza Horvath, op. 110; piano-
forte. [15785
© June 15, 1910- 2 c; June 14,
1910; E 234661; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AUS DER KINDHEIT TAGEN; fiinf leichte
melodische characterstiicke, von Leo
Portnoff, op. 19, revidiert von
Richard Engler; pianoforte zu vier
hianden. [15786
© May 26, 1910; 2 c@ June 14,
1910; EK 234617; Gebr. Ulbrich, Ber-
lin, Germany.
15795
AUTUMN SUNSET; valse lente; by John
W. Bratton; piano. [15787
© May 25, 1910; 2 c« May 28,
1910; E 288131; Victor Kremerco,
Chicago, Ill.
AUTUMN voIces (Herbststimmung) ;
waltzes, by Paul Lincke; piano.
[15788
© May 24, 1910; °2 © (May 25:
1910; E 232768; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
AVALON WALTZ; by D. W. Crist; piano
or cabinet organ. [15789
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 233429; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
AvE Maria; musique de B. A. Cart-
land. Paris, EK. Ploix. [15790
© May 30, 1910; 2 ec. June 6,
1910; E 233356; Blanche Arden
Cartland, Paris, France.
AVE MARIA (DAS) VON OBERAMMER-
GAU; die schmerzhafte Mutter Got-
tes beim abschied von Betania im
passionspiel, musik von [Friulein J.
A. Moller]; gesang und piano. 4to.
(Hausmusik Oberammergau, no. 1.)
[15791
© May 12, 1910; 2 ec. May 25,
1910; E 232822; Balthasar Keller,
Oberammergau, Germany.
AVE VERUM; three-part chorus, music
by Pietro Alessandro Yon; men’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 5425.)
[15792
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 27,
1910; E 232929; G. Schirmer, ine, —
New York, N. Y.
AVIATOR (THE) Tes Ve
Forbes; piano. [157938
© 1c. June 14, 1910; E 234598;
R. V. Forbes, Miamisburg, Ohio.
WALTZ; by
AWAY TO THE woops (Hinaus ins
freie); by F. L. Morey, op. 34, no.
1; pianoforte six hands. [15794
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234674; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BABY, MY LOVE; schottische, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [15795
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234887; Leo. Feist, New York,
INS Ys
911
«SSS SL Sa
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15796
pt. UE nee
Bacu (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Kleines
priludium; bearb. von Otto Singer;
violine und klavier. 1. In C moll.
Zitat: o. in.Des gur. (in-
nere stimmen, no. 1-3.)
[15796-15798
© May 12, 1910; 2 ec. each June 1,
1910; EH 2383262-233264; Schott
fréres, Brussels, Belgium.
—— Loure; ed. by E. L. Winn; violin
and piano. [15799
© May 19, 1910; 2 «@ June 4,
1910; E 234236; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. Y.
—— March in F; arr. by Edmund
Parlow; two pianos eight hands.
[15800
© dune th, 1910: *27 es June 14
1910; E 234630; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BACHELOR GIRL; two-step, by May
Boyer; piano. [15801
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 233230; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Bacto (IL) (The kiss); waltz, by L.
Arditi, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau.
4to. (Universal band journal, no.
1190. ) [15802
© May Jie 1910-52) -e. June: 4;
1910; E 234288; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, N.: Y;
BAD’NER MAD’LN (Girls of Baden);
waltz, by Karl Komzak, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau. 4to. (Universal band
journal, no. 1192.) [158038
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234242; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN OY
BACHLEIN AM WALDESRANDE (Forest
brooklet) ; von Ernst Heuser, op. 67,
no. 2; pianoforte. [15804
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234659; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BAGATELLE; by Ernest Newton; piano-
forte. (7 miniatures, no. 3.) [15805
© June 15, 1910; 2c. June 14,
1910; E 234679; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) I dreamt
that I dwelt in marble halls; arr.
by A. F. Weldon; cornet and piano.
[15806
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233444; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, I11.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM)—Cont’d.
—— Killarney; arr. by A. F. Weldon;
cornet and piano. [15807
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233447; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il.
—— Then you’ll remember me; arr. by
A. F. Weldon, cornet and piano.
[15808
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 2838457; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il.
BALLERINNERUNG (Dream of the ball) ;
walzer, von Carl Bohm, op. 379;
pianoforte. (3 compositionen, no. 3.)
[15809
©; June 15, 1910; 2\e Junert4.
1910; E 234628; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BAND, BAND, BAND; words by A. Sey-
mour Brown, music by Nat. D. Ayer.
[15810
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233413; J. H. Remick & co., New
York (Nos
BARCAROLA; par Francois Schubert, op.
13, nouvelle édition revue et éditée
par William Henley ; violon et piano.
(12 bagatelles, no. 12.) [15811
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234438; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
BarcAROLE. See Cimmerer (Carl)
Sechs stticke.
BARCAROLLE; par Dagmar Ribner;
piano. [15812
© May 10, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232857; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York Nay.
BARCAROLLE. See Offenbach (J.)
BARGIEL (WOLDEMAR) Adagio, op. 38;
ed. and fingered by Leo Schulz; vio-
loncello and piano. [15813
© June 13, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234578; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N.Y.
BARN YARD Romeo; from Chanticlair,
the barnyard Romeo, words and mu-
sic by Edward Madden. [15814
© 1 ec. June 8, 1910; EH 233522;
William Morris, inc., New York, N. Y.
BATTLE HYMN OF THE SAINTS; words
by Elmer M. Swallow, music by
A. C. Fisher. [15815
© May 17, 1910; 2 ec. May 28, 1910;
E 231883; Albert C. Fisher, Fort
Worth, Tex.
912
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July, 1910
15835
BE MY SWEETHEART; words by Herbert
Thomas, music by Leopold Kohls.
[15816
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 2383228; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
Be THOU WITH ME; sacred solo, words
by Edward McCarthy, music by
Adam Geibel. 1. No. 1 in D flat;
2 No. 2in A- flat. [15817, 15818
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. each June 1,
1910; E 233178, 233179; Theo. Press-
er co., Philadelphia, Pa.
BE YE RECONCILED To GoD; words and
music by Robert Harkness. [15819
© Apr. 30, 1910; 2c. Tune 1, 1910;
EK 233207; Charles M. Alexander,
= Wew York, N. Y.
BEARING THE CROSS; words and music
by W. Haynes. [15820
© May 17, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 2383147: Wilson Haynes,
Fort Worth, Tex.
BEASTLY AW’FLLY JOLLY, DON’T CHER
KNOW; written and composed by
Fred Hastings. [15821
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
EK 283134; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
BEATITUDES IN SONG; words and music
by T. M. Towne. [15822
@yiune 16, 1910: 2 c.. June 10;
1910; E 234824; T. Martin Towne,
Chicago, Ill.
BEAUTIFUL PeERSIA (Belle Perse) ;
march, by Paul Lincke; piano.
[15823
© May 24, 1910; 2c. May 25,1910;
E 232770; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Workin: -Y..
BEAUTY AND PRAISE; a Service for chil-
dren’s day, words by various authors,
-mmusic by C. Harold Lowden. 8vo.
[15824
© Apr. 13, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EH 231948; John J. Hood co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
B&BES POUDRES; polka, par HE. Lauga;
piano. [15825
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. June 11,
1910; H 234514; Emile Lauga, Paris
France.
BECAUSE OF THEE; words by Celia
Thaxter, music by Mary B. Ehr-
mann, op. 15. [15826
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EH 231862; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
BECAUSE YOU LOVE ME; words by J.
MacDonald, music by F. C. Collinge.
[15827
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 284564; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BEES (THE) ARGUMENT;
M. H. Brown; piano. New York,
Edward Schuberth & co. [15828
© May 10, 1910; 2 c. May 24, 1910;
E 2838022; Mary Helen Brown, New
Works IN. YG
caprice, by
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Country
dances (Kontretinze); arr. by Ed-
mund Parlow; two pianos, eight
hands. [15829
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234631; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Eeston, Mass.
-—— Unto Thee; words from Psalm
25, music arr. by Rufus O. Suter.
(Octavo church music, no. 10080.)
[15830
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec. June 138,
1910; EH 233691; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadeiphia, Pa.
BELIEVE IN ME; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by C. H. Gabriel. [15831
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 284729; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
BELLA; polka-mazurka, by Emil Wald-
teufel, op. 118, arr. by R. Jung-
nickel; orchestra. 4to. (Artist’s or-
chestra repertoire, no. 26-A.) [15832
© June 4, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 234624; Ross Jungnickel, New
York. IN. ¥.
BELLA Sici~1aA; valzer, di Francesco
Contursi; pianoforte. no. 11890.
[15833
© May 14, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233271; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan,
Italy.
BELLE (LA) POLONAISE; mazurka ele-
gante, by Otto Hackh; piano. (Fa-
vorite compositions, no. 4.) [15834
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 232960; Chandler-Ebel music €o.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
BELLECLAIRE; march and two-step. by
Henry Kessler, arr. by John Itzel;
band. 4to. [15835
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
BD 233424; Musiclovers co., New York,
ING UY
913
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15836
pt. 1, 1S: Vv. 5
BELLEVUE GRAND MARCH; by D. W.| Brest (THE) CHANCE OF ALL; words
Crist; piano or cabinet organ.
[15836
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
H) 9233434: DD: W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
BERCEUSE; by Russell S. Gilbert, op.
20; violin and piano. [15837
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
BE 233644; Carl Fischer, New York.
re
poésie de Claudius Popelin,
musique de René Chauvet. (Deux
mélodies, no. 1.) [15838
© May 28, 1910; 2 c« May 23,
1910; E 231963; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
(Cradle song); by G. Delbriick,
transcribed by Gustav Saenger; two
violins and piano. [15839
©: May. 27> 1910.) 2) ¢ June A;
1910; E 234226; Carl Fischer, New
Work, ANG AY:
poésie de Georges Champenois,
English words by Nita Cox, musique
de Rhené-Baton; transposed key
Ofek [15840
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; EH 231951; Durand &€ = cie.,
Paris, France.
BERCEUSE. See also CAmmerer (Carl)
Sechs charakterstiicke.
BERCEUSE-REVERIE. See Massenet (J.
HF.)
Beriioz (HeEctor Louis) Danse des
sylphes; ballet from The damnation
of Faust, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
theatre orchestra. 1515. [15841
© May 24, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234230; Carl Fischer, New York,
NAY.
BERRICHONNE (LA); marche, par Paul
Wachs; transcription par L. Streab-
_bog; piano. (Premiers concerts, 2°™*
vol, no; 13.) [15842
© May 28, 1910; 2 c« May 31,
1910; E 234097; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
BESIDE THE LONELY NILE; from A
dream of Egypt, words by Charles
Hanson Towne, music by Amy
Woodforde-Finden. [15843
© May 21, 1910; 2 «& May 23,
1910; E 231936; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
and music by Hiersheh Steinberg.
[15844
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; EH 23838228; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BETS-IHM ; words and music by H:
Kanapoff. [15845
© June 15, 1910.2 @ gone 14.
1910; E 284549; Theodore Lohr,
New York, N. Y.
BETTER THAN ALL THE WORLD; words
and music by B. C. Oliver. [15846
© May 23, 1910; 2 -e. May 23,
1910; E 2381926; Belle Crihfield
Oliver, Luka, Ill.
BitL BAILEY’S APPLICATION; Words:
and music by E. H. Day. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[15847
©. May 27, 1910; 2 eyeing 27,
1910; E 232865; Edna Hooker Day,
Newton, N.) J.
BILLET-DOUXx (UN) ; intermezzo lyrique,
par Franz Werner ; piano. [15848
© June 13, 1910: 2 egune 12:
1910; E 233587; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London, England.
BILLY Possum; two step, by W. H.
Wayland; band. 4to. [15849
© May 1, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EK 233541; Walter H. Wayland, Gi-
rard, Kans.
BIRDS IN THE NIGHT; three part chorus,
words by Lionel H. Lewin, music by
Sir Arthur Sullivan, arr. by Frederic
W. Root; two soprano and alto
voices. 4to. (Supplementary music
for schools, no. 34.) [15850
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233400; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Ill.
BISHOP COLLEGE SUPPLEMENT; compiled
by J. A. Talcott. 12mo. [15851
© Feb. 1, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 233079; John A. Talcott, Marshall,
Tex.
BITTERSWEET; words and music by M.
Stuart. [15852
© 1-¢., June 16, 19103 iasines:
Marion Stuart, San Mateo, Cal.
BIzET (GEORGES) Intermezzo; aus der
oper Carmen, bearbeitet von Franz
Drdla; violine und klavier. [158538
© May 26, 1910; 2 c« June. £4,
1910; E 234607; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
914
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1919
BLACKBIRDS (THE) ROUNDELAY; words
by Edward Teschemacher, music by
A. von Abn Carse. [15854
ma May 26. 1910;5°2°e¢ May 27,
1910: E 232878; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
BLEss JEHOVAH; words from Ps. 103,
music by Thoro Harris. [15855
fe oMay 25, 1910; 2 ¢ May 31,
1910; E 234032; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
BLESSED (THE) STORY; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [15856
PF May 25;°1910; 2 © ‘May ‘31,
1910; E 234030; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
BLIND MAN’S BUFF; by Claude d’Albret ;
piano. (Six easy melodious pieces,
no. 5.) [15857
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234221; Carl Fischer, New York,
> ¥.
BLIND (THE) SINGER; words by Wil-
fred Wilson Gibson, music by Percy
Elliott. no. 1 in G. [15858
fe) June 9, 1910:°2 ec. June. 10,
1910; E 2383549; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
BLONDINEN-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette, Lumpus und Pumpus, von
Edmund Eysler ; 6sterreichische mili-
tair-oder deutsche infanteriemusik.
4to. [15859
__ © May 10, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233287; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
BLOSE (JOHANN M.)
op. 18; piano. Washington, Song-
land pub. co. [15860
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 24,
1910; E 2388012; Johann M. Blose,
Washington, Pa.
Rondino in G,
BLUMEN (DIE) KRENZE; words and
music by Solomon Small. [15861
© 1c. June 16, 1910; EB 234782;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
BLUMENGEPLAUDER; ged. von Jul.
Gersdorff, musik von Max Stange,
op. 127; gemischter chor. 4to.
Edelsteine, no. 3.) [15862
© May 10, 1910; 2 ec. May 25,
1910; E 232826; Arno Spitzner’s ver-
lag, Berlin, Germany.
15870
BLUSHING (THE) BRIDE (Timide épou-
sée) ; valse entr’acte, by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; orchestra. 4to. [15863
© May 9, 1910; 2 c. May 16, 1910;
E 231558; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nai ¥;
BOHEMIAN FOLK SONG; Simply arr. by
John Mokrejs; piano four hands.
Book 2. [15864
© May 24, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 233062; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Il.
Botero. See Caimmerer (Carl) Sechs
stticke.
BoNHOMME (LE) DE NEIGE; conte
féerique en 20 tableaux lumineux,
paroles de Benjamin Rabier, mu-
sique de J. Vieu. Partition. [15865
© June 11, 1910; 2 c June 6,
1910; E 283365; Maurice Vieu et
Jane Vieu, Paris, France.
Book (THE) DIVINE; words and mu-
sic by Thoro Harris. [15866
© May 25, 1910; 2 c« May 31,
1910; E 234022; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
BooK OF THIRTY HYMN TUNES; Com-
posed by Mrs. Henry Fludyer. obl.
8vo. [15867
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 233500; Weekes & co., London,
England.
BooSEY’S MILITARY JOURNAL, 128TH
SERIES NO. 4. Contents: Quarto si-
tio de Bilboa (Fourth siege of Bil-
boa), selection of Spanish war
songs, arr. by M. Retford; Wally,
galop, by Heinsdorff, arr. by W.
Clark. Band. [15868
© June 16, 1910; 2 e« June 17,
1910; E 2383792; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
Boost OUR TOWN; words by Clement
L. Pollock, music by D. L. White.
[15869
© May 28, 1910; 2 c June 6,
1910; E 2838418; White-Smith pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
Boy Dan; a song of the ranges, words
and music by W. Sutherland.
[15870
EK 234378 ;
Wash.
© 1c June 7, 1910;
Watson Sutherland, Seattle,
915
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15871
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Denn alles
fleisch es ist wie gras; ein deutsches
requiem, zweiter satz, op. 45, bear-
beitet von E. Urtel und Jj. H. Mat-
they ; harmoniemusik. [15871
© May 11, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; E 232841; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
BRAVURA; by Tobias Matthay, from
the suite op. 16, no. 8; piano, 113171.
(Two studies, no. 2.) [15872
©" May 27> 1910-22") May. 28,
SLO He 253tGls +G. Ricordi & *co:,
London, England.
BREATHE A PARTING BLESSING; words
by James Rowe, music by Howard
E. Smith. [15873
(© May 25:21910;" 2 c May 31;
1910; E 234028; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
BRIDGET; words and music by C. Por-
ter. Detroit, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[15874
Owune 14 1910692 ee June 14.
1910; E 234558; Cole Porter, New
Mork, “N.Y.
BRIGHT EYES; waltzes, by Karl
Eoschna,, arr: 4h. ¥Pland\ Geo: J.
Trinkaus; mandolin orchestra.
[15875
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234187; M. Witmark & sons, New
Worl N.Y.
BRING BACK THE LOST TO GOD; words
by T. O. Chisholm, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [15876
© June 20, 1910; 2 ce June 16,
1910; E 234720; Chas. E. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
BRITONAISE (THE); written and com-
posed by Ralph M. Reade. [15877
© May 30, 1910; 2 ce. May 28,
1910; E 233658; National music co.,
Toronto, Canada.
BRITONS, STRIKE HOME; solo and chorus
from Bonduca, by Purcell. (Choruses
for equal voices, Curwen’s ed.,
71278.) [15878
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 2343898; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
BROTHER (A) ON THE THRONE; words
and music by Thoro Harris. [15879
© May 25, 1910; 2 ec May 81,
1910; E 234001 : Brown-Franklin COZ
Fort Worth, Tex,
pt. 1, 2 Sa
BROTHER, THOU ART GONE BEFORE US;
anthem from The martyr of An-
tioch, sacred musical drama, by Ar-
thur Sullivan. 4to. [15880
© May 23, 1910; 2 ce. May 24,
1910; E 233014 : Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
BROWNIES (Heinzelminnchen) ; by N.
von Wilm, op. 81, no. 24 [ed. by W.
P. Mero]; piano. [15881
© May 23, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 281916; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BRUDERLEIN FEIN; waltzes from mo-
tives of the operette, by Leo. Fall;
orch. 4to. [15882
© May 28, 1910; 2 e@ May 81,
1910; E 2329638; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS; waltz, by W. C.
Powell; piano. [15883
©June 16, 1910: 2 © June 46,
1910; E 234762; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
BUILD ON THE ROCK; words and music
by Thoro Harris. [15884
© May. 25, 1910; 2G) May eat:
1910; E 234044; Brown-Franklin ¢o.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
BULGARE (LA); mazurka, par Ro-
dolphe Berger; orchestre avec piano
conducteur. 4to. [15885
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 283376; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
BUNGALOW LOVE SONG; words and mu-
sic by Kenneth MacDougall. [15886
© June -21, 1910; 2c: June 20;
1910; E 233918; Middletown music
pub. co., Middletown, Conn.
BurcEerR (Max) Drei heitere gesinge,
op. 75; fiir vierstimmigen mi&nner-
chor oder soloquartett. [15887
© May 30, 1910; 2 c. each June 9,
1910; E 233514; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Busy-BEES; a cantata service for chil-
dren’s day; words by Lizzie De Ar-
mond, music by Charles C. Ackley.
Svo. [15888
© Apr. 19, 1910: 2 ce Meee
1910; A 264413; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
916
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-280, July, 1910
BuT WHAT MUST IT BE TO BE THERE;
sacred song, words by Elizabeth
Mills, music by Geo. Noyes Rockwell.
[15889
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231919; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BUTTERFLY (THE); Japanese song,
words and music by Katherine Hey-
man. (The children’s hour, no. 2.)
[15890
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234361; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
By GRACE ARE YE SAVED; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [15891
© May 25, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
E 234041; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
BY THE SILVRY SAN JOAQUIN; words
by J. Casey, music by Al. Belardez.
4to. [15892
© 1c. May 24, 1910; E 233010;
Joseph Casey, Represa, Cal.
By THE WATERS OF BABYLON; anthem
by Louise Tudor Woeltge, mixed
voices. (Music for the sanctuary,
octavo ed. no. 154.) [15893
© May 27, 1910; 2 c..May 28, 1910;
‘E 2383153; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
BYE AND BYE; from The gipsy rover,
words and music by Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Dodge. [15894
© June 21, 1910; 2) c. June :20,
1910; E 233912; John Wilson Dodge,
United States.
Sechs charakter-
Stiicke, op. 85; violine und piano-
forte. [15895
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 2382861; Steingriber verlag, Leip-
zig, Germany.
CAMMERER (CARL)
—Sechs stticke, op. 86; violoncello
und pianoforte. [15896
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232860; Steingriber verlag, Leip-
zig, Germany.
CAHAL MOR OF THE WINE-RED HAND; a
rhapsody, words by James Clarence
Mangan, music by Horatio Parker;
baritone and orchestra. Vocal score.
[15897
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 2338036; H. W. Gray co. New
Mork. »N,: Y.
15906
CAHIER DE DEVOIRS; appliqués 4 la mé-
thode de lecture musicale, par H.
Vaillant. Svo. [15898
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
A-Foreign 1808; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
CALANDRELLA, CALANDRE’; versi di S.
Baratta, musica del M. O. Vincenzo
De Crescenzo; canto e mandolino.
4to. [15899
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 283204; Antonio Grauso, New
York, N. Y.
CALCIUM (THE) Moon; from The sum-
mer widowers; words by Glen Mac-
Donough, music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. [15900
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 28, 1910;
EK 2388149; Chas. K. Harris, New
Wonk. IN: oN
CALIFORNIA INDIAN SONG; OR, WE’RE
GOING TO SCALP YOU, STANFORD; words
and music by H. W. Bingham.
[15901
© Apr 16, 1910-921... Apr 205
1910; E 232803; Pacific Coast music
co., San Francisco, Cal.
CAMP OF THE GYPSIES (Im zigeuner-
lager); by Fr. Behr, op. 424, no. 3,
rev. and fingered by Rafael Richter ;
piano. [15902
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
EH 232900; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
CANADIAN LAND; words and music by
EK. F. Miller. 4to. [15903
© June 10, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233426; Edward Fredrick Miller,
Morgan Park, Ill.
CAN-CAN (THE) DANCE; words by Bal-
lard Macdonald, music by Ruth
Boyd. [15904
©1e June 6, 1910; E 2383466;
Mrs. Jacques Bustanoby, New York,
INS Xs
CANOE LOVE SONG; words by Max Lysle,
music by James L. Burke. [15905
© June 7, 1910; 2c. June 11, 1910;
E 2384460; Maurice Shapiro, New
York Ni Ys
CANOEING ON THE CHARLES; words and
music by T. E. de Grasse. [15906
© June 10, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
BH 2343896; Thos. E. de Grasse, New-
ton, Mass.
917
ey NE Tra OUT eT oS Wa Se eh) Pei My Reems” | Spanae te. hy eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15907
pt. HI, B.S, v.5
CANTABILE; par Francois Schubert, op.
13, nouvelle édition revue et éditée
par William Henley; violon et piano.
(12 bagatelles, no. 2.) [15907
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 8, 1910;
E 234429; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CANTIQUE AU St. SACREMENT; paroles
du Bienheureux de Montfort, mu-
sique de F. de La Tombelle. Edi-
tion avec ace. 4to. (Selecta opera,
no. 20.) [15908
© May 26, 1910; 2 ce. June 14,
1910; E 234618; L. J. Biton, St. Lau-
rent, France.
—— Edition sans ace. 12mo.
(Selecta opera, no. 20.) [15909
(On May 27, 1910; °2 ec. Tunea17,
1910; E 233806; L. J. Biton, St. Lau-
rent, France.
CANTON; words and music by M.
Stuart. [15910
© 1c. May 31, 1910; E 234086;
Marion Stuart, San Mateo, Cal.:
CAPITAN (IL) FRACASSA; potpourri sui
motivi dell’ opera comica, di Mario
Costa, riduzione di Erm*® Carosio;
orchestra, completa con pianoforte.
4to. [15911
© June. 16, 1910:. 2c. June. 17,
1910; E 233784; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
CAPRICE.
stiicke.
See Cimmerer (Carl) Sechs
CAPTAIN ZABRISKIE; march, by R. A.
Cocn, band. 4to. [15912
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. June 10, 1910;
E 233538; Robt. A. Coon, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
CAPTIVE; words by N. P. Ross, music
by Arthur A. Penn. [15913
© 1c. June 8, 1910; E 233516;
Nanine Patton Ross, Santa Ana, Cal.
CARESSANTE; valse, par Marius Car-
man, op. 528; piano. [15914
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 15, 1910;
E 233715; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
CARESSE D’ENFANT; gavotte, par E.
Lauga; piano. [15915
© June 11, 1910; 2 ce. June 11,
1910; E 234511; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
CARGO OF LOVE; written by Richard El-
ton, composed by Denham Harrison.
[15916
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910:
E 233488; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
CaRINA (LA); schottische caprice, by
E. B. Salandri; piano. (Popular
salon pieces, no. 17.) [15917
© June 1, 1910; 2 c June 2, 1910;
E 234174; W. B. Hasey, W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
CARMEN; intermezzo.
CARNIVAL CAPERS;
See Bizet (G.)
two-step by M.
Greenwald; violin and piano. (Mel-
odic movements, no. 1.) [15918
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233175; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CARRIAGE (A) DRIVE; text by Scheffel,
English words by Edward Oxenford,
music by Max Reger, op. 38, no. 1;
men’s voices. 4to. (Breitkopf &
Hirtel’s choruses, no. 77.) [15919
© June 15, 1910: 2°@ jumewe
1910; E 283812; Jos. Aibl verlag,
g. m. b. h., Universal edition, Vienna,
Austria.
CASTLES OF SAND; written by A. E.
Sidney Davis, composed by Her-
mann EK. Darewski, jr. [15920
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 2388048; Francis, Day. &
Hunter, London, England.
CECILIA; words by Geo. H. Hollister,
music by Luke A. Flanagan. [15921
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 2838164; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
CEDAR POINT MARCH AND TWO STEP;
by Francesco P. Russo; piano.
[15922
© May 19, 1910; 2 e@ June 15,
1910; E 2384601; Spero pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CELEBRE AVE Marta. See Gounod
(C2)
CENTENARY MARCH; by Frederic
Lacey; organ with chorale. [15923
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 283185; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CHAMINADE ( CECILE-LOUIS-STEPHA-
NIE) Pas des amphores; 2° air de
ballet, op. 37, no. 2, rev. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; piano. [15924
© May 21, 1910; 2 e May 23,
1910; E 231898; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Scarf dance (Pas des écharpes) ;
3™° air de ballet, op. 37, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[15925
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231896; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27--80, July, 1910 15944
CHANSON FLORENTINE; par Philippe | CHANTECLER; entr’acte, par Aline
Courras, op. 30; piano. [15926 Schneider ; piano. [15935
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. June 6, © May 28, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
1910; E 233383; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHANSON NAIVE; par Heinrich Tellam;
piano. [15927
© June 11, 1910; 2 ec June 11,
1910; E 234528; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHANSON NAPOLITAINE; par Jacques
Henri; violon et piano. (Trois mor-
ceaux dans la premiére position,
no. 1.) [15928
feeMay. 12 1910; 2 ec. May. 27,
1910; E 232957; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
CHANSON SANS PAROLES; par Léon J.
Fontaine, op. 23; violon et piano.
(Piéces mélodiques, op. 23.) [15929
© June 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 18,
1910; E 233897; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHANSONETTE (A little song); by
Ernest Newton; pianoforte. (7 min-
iatures, no. 6.) [15930
© june 15, 1910: 2 c.. June: 14,
1910; EH 234676; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CHANT DE LA FILEUSE; par Franz
-Drdla, op. 70; violon et piano.
[15931
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; E 234621; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
CHANT DU SoIR; par Léon J. Fontaine;
violon et piano. (3 miniatures, no.
3.) [15932
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
E 233890; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CHANT PLAINTIF; par Francois Schu-
bert, op. 13, nouvelle édition: revue
et éditée par William Henley; violon
et piano. (12 bagatelles, no. 11.)
[159383
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234437; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany.
CHANT SANS PAROLES (Song without
' words); par Emil Kronke, op. 47;
piano. (Nippes, no. 5.) [15934
© June. 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234693; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
EK 234285; Leonard & co., London,
England.
march and two-step, by Jeanne
Delmar; piano. [15936
© May 27, 1910; 2 ec. May 31,
1910; E 232961; Delmar music co.,
Montreal, Canada.
CHANTICLAIR, THE BARN YARD ROMEO;
duett; Gans and Fuchs, words by
Edward Madden, music by Bela von
Uji. [15937
© 1c. June 8, 1910; E 233527;
William Morris, ine., New York,
ING
— duett, rooster and cat, words by
Edward Madden, music by Bela von
Ujj. [15938
© 1c. June 8, 1910; E 233524;
William Morris, ine., New York,
INE ARS
ensemble, words by Edward Mad-
den, music by Bela von Ujj and
Daniel Doré. [15939
© 1c. June 8, 1910; E 233526;
William Morris, ine. New York,
Ni Xe
—htihner duett, words by Edward
Madden, music by Bela von Ujj.
[15940
© 1c. June 8, 1910; E 233519;
William Morris, ine., New York,
INGE,
—mouse duett, words by Edward
Madden, music by Bela von Ujj.
[15941
© 1 ¢. June 8, 1910; E 233520;
William Morris, ine., New York,
Ney:
CHANTICLEER (THE); words by Mrs.
Daniel D. Epps, music by Exodus C.
Drayton. [15942
© a es June 0), 1910.) BL 28350b.
Mrs. D. Epps, Plainfield, N. J.
CHAPEL (THE) BY THE SEA; medita-
tion, by Mr. Greenwald; piano.
[159438
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234415; Leo Feist, New York,
ING Ye
CHARMANTE; barcarolle, by Auguste
Cons, arr. by Celian Kottaun; full
orchestra. 4to. (Casino collection
of orchestral music, no. 17.)
[15944
© May 24, 1910; May 25,
1910; E 232789; Gould & co., Lon-
don, England.
a
919
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15945
pt. TE, Bee, VS
CHARMING-WALTz (Trés jolie) ; by Em.
Waldteufel, arr. by D. Baravalle;
mandolin orchestra. [15945
© May 21, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 233078; Peter Tesio, New
Work. “Nu Y:
CHARMS OF THE FOREST; waltzes by Au-
gust Harms, arr. by E. Holl; orches-
tra. 4to. [15946
wa) May 20, 190s? “er uMay. Sie
1910; E 234079; M. L. Carlson, Chi-
cago, Ill.
CHEER UP, MY HONEY; barn dance-
schottische, from. Bright eyes, by
Karl Hoschna, arr. by James M.
Fulton; military band. S8vo.
[15947
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234182; M. Witmark & sons, New
work. IN.) Y:
CHENEY (Elizabeth) Twelve improvi-
sations; piano. Vol. 5. 4to.
[15948
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. June 9, 1910;
E 234406; Elizabeth Cheney, Boston,
Mass.
CHICKADEE; words and music by Ar-
thur Luther. [15949
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 233231; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CHIEF OF STAFF; march by Geo. Rosen-
krans; band. 4to. [15950
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec May 25,
1910; E 232801; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
CHIEFTAIN’s (THE) LAMENT; words by
Flora Cameron Burr, music by H. J.
Storer, op. 19, no. 1. [15951
© May 27, 1910; 2 c May 831,
1910; E 234083; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
CHILD VOICES; two-part song, words by
Helen F. Bantock, music by Gran-
ville Bantock; treble voices. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1019.)
[15952
© June 4, 1910; 2 ce. June 6, 1910:
E 233390; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
CHILDREN OF THE HEAVENLY KING;
words by John Cennick, music by
Hugh Blair, op. 23, no. 4. 4to. (Col-
legiate choir, no. 176.) [15953
© May 12, 1910; 2 ec May 23,
1910; E 231844; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
CHILDREN’S DANCE (Kinderball) ; by A.
Sartorio, op. 864; piano. (In the
playroom, no. 11.) [15954
© May 16, 1910; 2c) Mey 25,
1910; E 232797; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHILDREN’S MARCH. See Schubert
(F. P.)
CHILDREN’S WALTZ; by Platon Brou-
noff; piano. (Musical scenes, no. 1.)
[15955
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233345; Theo. Presser co., Phila- |
delphia, Pa.
CHILLY CON CARNEY; intro. in The
summer widowers, by Anna Payson
Caldwell; vocal orchestra, in D, no.
1148. 4to. [15956
© June 17, 1910; 2) ceaaimne 18;
1910; E 234811; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CHIMERE, OH LET ME DREAM; lyric by
Ballard Macdonald, music by Mrs.
J. Bustanoby. [15957
© 1c. June 6, 1910; E 233467;
Mrs. Jacques Bustanoby, New York,
INS OX:
CHINESE MUSIC Box; by Platon
Brounoff; piano. (Musical scenes,
no. 5.) [15958
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233349; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CHOPIN (FRANCOIS FREDERIC) Noc-
turne, op. 9, no. 2; rev. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; piano. [15959
© May 26, 1910; 2 « May 27,
1910; E 232905; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Valse in D flat, op. 64, no. 1;
rev. and fingered by Rafael Richter ;
piano. [15960
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231890; M. Witmark & sons, New
Works ane:
CHRIST 1s Kine; words and music by
C. F. Weigele. [15961
© June 8, 1910; 2 ce. June 10, 1910;
E 233558; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Il.
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN; words
biblical, musie by C. Harold Lowden.
(Octavo anthems, no. 212.) [15962
© Feb. 20, 1910; 2 c. May-23, 1910;
E 231941; John J. Hood co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
920
wa
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
15981
CHRISTIAN’S (THE) RACE; words and
musie by J. A. Brown. [15963
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
B 234009: Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Texas.
CHRISTMAS DREAMS: grand selection,
by Warwick Williams, arr. by M.
Retford. (Boosey & co.’S new sup-
plemental journal for military bands,
no. 76.) [15964
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232881; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
CHRISTMAS sSoNnG (Cantique pour
Noel) ; by Adam, arr. by A. F. Wel-
don; cornet and piano. [15965
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233440; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, III].
CHURCHILL-GRINDELL SONG-BOOK NO. 38.
Ato. [15966
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233419; Churchill-Grindell co.,
Platteville, Wis.
CINDER-ELLA (THE) RAG; by Mabel
Littlefield Asher, arr. by Fred.
Stansfield; piano. [15967
© May 24, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
HY 234078: J. M. Asher, jr.. San
Diego, Cal.
CINQUANTAINE (LA) (The golden wed-
ding); by Gabriel-Marie, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[15968
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EK 231904; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. NY.
CLARISSIMA; Boston University song,
words by Ralph W. Taylor, music
by B. C. Patterson. [15969
© iMay 11, 1910; 2.¢ May 28,
1910; E 233123; Brenton C. Patter-
son, Boston, Mass.
CoEuR D’ALENE; march, by Albert C.
Sweet; band. 4to. (American star
journal, no. 1331.) [15970
em May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4,
1910; E 234241; Carl Fischer, New
Work: N. ¥.
COLOMBINE; par Karl Geister; piano
i 4 mains. (La comédie, no, 3.)
[15971
eriinen Li) 1910 +¢2_.¢.. June 11,
1910; HE 2345387; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
|
COLUMBIA FOREVER; patriotic song and
chorus, words and music by G. W.
Williams. [15972
© May 16, 1910; 2 ¢: May 17,
1910; E 2319938; Geo. W. Williams,
Trenton, N. J.
COLUMBIA, GOD PRESERVE THEE FREE;
Song, music by F. Gimbel. [15973
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234888; Leo Feist, New York,
ING KS
COLUMBIAE VEXILLUM; words and mu-
sic; by Aj RR. vAlired, music arr. by.
Walter S. Weaver. [15974
© 1c. June 17, 1910; E 233794;
Adrian R. Alfred, Croswell, Mich.
CoM, coM, CoM; aventure franco-an-
glaise, paroles de Jules Combe, mu-
sigue de G. Weeck et G. Picquet..,
[15975
©) eMay y28) 1910) 2c. May3l,
1910; E 2384111; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
words
New
COME AND SEE THE SOLDIERS;
and music by Randell Evans.
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[15976
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
FH 234159; Harry R. Evans, Spokane,
Wash.
COME AND TAKE A DIP WITH ME; from
The summer widowers, lyric by
Glen MacDonough, music by A.
Baldwin Sloane. [15977
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
EH 2333841; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, N.. ¥:
COME BACK TO DREAMLAND; words and
music by Jennie Farrow. [15978
©) May 19) 19105-2, (G -Maiy 26,
1910; E 233224; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CoME BACK TO ME, SWEETHEART,
AGAIN; words and music by A. C.
Eaton. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [15979
4) June 16)' 1910772) c.* June 16;
1910; E 234701; A. C. Eaton, Ven-
tura, Cal.
CoME, BE MY SUNSHINE, DEARIE; by
J. B. Gardner, arr. by Tom Clark.
No. 1. For solo trombone with piano
ace. No. 2. For solo cornet with
piano ace. (Witmark edition, nos.
176 and 178.) [15980, 15981
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; E 234198, 2384199; M. Witmark
& sons, New York, N. Y.
921
51421—10——2
ara ee se aE A AT oe ide vc ANAM Sas a hte.
\
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15982
pt. Ha) n2S:,'v.5
CoME GRACIOUS SPIRIT; anthem, words
by [Simon Browne], music by C. W.
Parnell. Second version, 1910. Lon-
don, Weekes & co. 4to. [15982
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 232953; Claude W. Parnell,
Cambridge, England.
CoME INTO MY LIFE; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. [15983
@ ayune 20, 4910: 2c “June AG;
1910; E 234734; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
COME LET US WORSHIP; words by J.
MeD. Kerr. S8vo. [15984
© May 15, 1910; 2 c. May 7, 1910;
A 264404; J. McD. Kerr, Detroit,
Mich.
CoME, THOU FOUNT OF EVERY BLESSING;
hymn, music by Shilo Shaffer Myers.
(In the Choir, v. 11, no. 6, June,
1910. ) [15985
© May 31, 1910; 1c. June 2, 1910;
E 234141; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
COME TO THE FOUNTAIN; words and
music by H. Lillenas. [15986
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 2838554; Haldor Lillenas, Los An-
geles, Cal.
CoME TO THE SAVIOUR NOW; words and
music by Jean Howard. [15987
© May 23, 1910; 2 @ May 23,
1910; E 2381879; Charles H. Marsh,
New York, N. Y.
CoMET (THE) ; march and two step, by
I, W. Terry and G. T. Barton; piano.
[15988
© 1c. May 31, 1910; E 234084;
Grove T. Barton, Lewiston, Idaho.
— NenOtLische: py J... Durant.
piano. [15989
© 1c. June 2, 1910; BE 234179;
Joseph H. Durant, Brighton, Mass.
two-step march, by C. H. Duffield;
piano. [15990
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 18, 1910;
E 233670; Chas. E. Duffield, Cham-
bersburg, Pa.
CoMIN’ THRO’ THE RYE; by Benedict,
[and] Robin Adair; by Reeve; arr.
by A. F. Weldon; cornet and piano.
[15991
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233441; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il.
CoMING (THE) OF SPRING; valse ¢ca-
price, by H. G. Valiant; piano. To-
ronto, Ontario music co. [15992
© May 20, 1910; 2 ce. May 27, 1910;
E 23843848; Horace G. Valiant, To-
ronto, Canada.
COMMEMORATION MARCH; by C. J.
Grey; organ. [15993
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233186; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
COMMERCIAL (A) MAN’S LIFE; words
and music by A. Nilsson. Toronto,
Star music co.
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 234847; Amanda Nilsson, Ray-
mond, Canada.
COMMUNION SERVICE; by C. W. Parnell;
key of E flat. 1. Kyrie and gloria
in tonic sol-fa ed. 2. Complete sery-
meee [15995, 15996 -
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each June
16, 1910; E 234769, 234770; Claude
W. Parnell, Cambridge, England.
CONFESSION OF THE ROSE; words and
music by J. G. Scoville. [15997
© June i, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 282988; Joseph G. Scoville, New
York, N. Y¥.
CONSECRATION ; Bréval;
piano. [15998
© June 13, 1910; 2-e@ imme “ie.
1910; E 283588; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London, England.
CONTEMPLATION; par Léon J. Fon-
taine, op. 25; violon et piano.
(Piéces mélodiques, op. 25.) [15999
© June 9, 1910; 2 ce. June 18, 1910;
E 233899; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
by Louis
CONTENTMENT (Ich weiss nicht was
die welt noch hitte); song, music
by Richard Cerwonky. 1. High. 2.
Low. [16000, 16001.
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; E 234266, 234267 ; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
CONVERSE (F. S.) Melody; op. 29;
violin and piano. [16002
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 23838035; H. W. Gray co., New
York, aN. 5
CouLtD I FORGET; words by Arthur
Longbrake, music by Oreste Vessella.
Ine: [16003
© June 14, 1910; 2 « June 14,
1910: HE 234545; Jos. Morris ©Co.,
New York, N. Y.
922
[15994
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16025
CoUNTRY DANCES. Sce Beethoven (L.
van).
CouRRAS (PHILIPPE) Sonnet, op. 31;
piano. [16004
© June 11,1910; 2 ce. June 6, 1910;
E 233384; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
CRADLE SONG (Wiegenlied); by H.
Farjeon, op. 29, no. 4; piano. (Jin
Tone pictures, book 3, Augener’s ed.,
no. 5154.) [16005
© May 5, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
EK 234172; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
CRAMER (—) Etude; bearb. von Otto
Singer; violine und klavier. 1. In
Reo 2. 4n G dur. 3: In'C dur.
toes cue. 5. In G dur. (Innere
stimmen, no. 4-8.) [16006-16010
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. each June
1, 1910; E 233265—233269; Schott
fréres, Brussels, Belgium.
Cross (THE); words and music by
Haldor Lillenas. [16011
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
E 233583; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
CROSS THE LINE TO-DAY; words and
music by Chas. Edw. Pollock.
[16012
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31,1910;
E 234005; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
CROSSING THE BAR; words by Alfred,
Lord Tennyson, music by Henry Har-
ford. London, Weekes & co. [16013
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232954; Caroline Harford, South-
end, England.
Crow (THE); words by John Steven-
son, music by Charles Villiers Stan-
ford, op. 118. (Cushendall, no. 4.)
[16014
© May 28, 1910; 2c. May 27,1910;
EH 233302; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
CrowN HIM WITH MANY CROWNS;
bymn anthem, words by Mathew
Bridge, music by J. E. Roberts.
(Octavo church music, no. 10077.)
[16015
© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
1 231909; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
celphia, Pa.
CROWNED, ENTHRONED; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. [16016
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910; E 234744; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
CROWNED ON CALVARY; words by W. F.
Gunsaulus, music by Daniel Pro-
theroe; in G. [16017
@) May 16.; 1910-2. ec) Marjo
1910; E 232942; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago, Il.
CRUISKEEN (THE) LAWN; words by
Helen F. Bantock, Irish melody arr.
by Granville Bantock, for chorus or
quartet of mixed voices. 4to. (No-
vellos part-song book, 2nd Series, no.
1186.) {16018
© June 8,1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
EH 234400; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Cry (THE) OF A SOUL; words and
musie by A. L. S. Hansen. [16019
© 1c. June 6, 1910; EB 233468;
Aurora L. 8S. Hansen, Pasadena, Cal.
CUPID AND BUTTERFLY; intermezzo gra-
zioso, by Claude d’Albret; rev. and
fingered by Carl Hofmann; piano.
[16020
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233646; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING. XG
CUPID’S BOWER; Schottische barn dance,
by Nick Brown, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. 4to. [16021
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 2334385; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CUPID’S MESSAGE; waltzes, by O. Niel-
sen, arr. by I. Holl; orch. 4to.
[16022
© June 3, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233398; M. L. Carlson, Chicago, I].
CURLEW (THE); march and two-step.
by G. Adams, arr. by C. W. Bennet;
band. 24mo. {16023
©) May+7/235 1910-7 276. May 25;
1910; E 232762; Genevieve Adams,
Boston, Mass.
orchestra. 4to. [16024
©May 23, 1910; 2 « May 25,
1910; BE 232763; Genevieve Adams,
Boston, Mass.
CUSHENDALL; an Irish song cycle;
poems by John Stevenson, music by
Charles Villiers Stanford, op. 118.
[16025
© May 28, 1910; 2 « May 2%,
1910; EH 2383808; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
923
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16026
pt. ne nes, v5
CUSHENDALL—Continued.
words by John Stevenson, music
by Charles Villiers Stanford, op. 118.
(Cushendall, no. 3.) [16026
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 233301; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
CUTEY WHO TIED YOUR TIE; words by
Arthur Longbrake, music by Ed. Ed-
wards. [16027
©June 16, 1910; 2 c« June 16,
1910; E 234709; Jos. Morris co., New
Works sN: oY:
CYCLE OF LOVE SONGS; Robert Burns’
Highland Mary, set to music by
Mareus H. Carroll; high voice, nos.
1-4, [16028
(May. -18-, 1910= 2) ¢..-May 21,
1910; E 233001; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
CzZARDAS; by Nicolai von Wilm, op. 240,
no. 4, ed. by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
(Terpischorean revels, v. 1, no. 4.)
[16029
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 13, 1910;
E 2336338; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nu YX
CzERNY (CARL) 100 easy progressive
lessons, op. 1389; ed. by Josef Frantz;
piano. [16039
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
EH 2383417; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
DADDY-LONG-LEGS; words by John Ste-
venson, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford. op. 118. (Cushendall, no.
-) [16031
© May 28, 1910; 2 c May 27,
1910; E 233308; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
DANCE MUSIC, FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO;
compiled by [H. L. Heartz.]
[16032
© June 13, 1910: 2! ie) Tune-20;
1910; E 2383865; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
DANCE OF THE BRIDE’S ESQUIRES; by
Nicolai von Wilm, op. 240, no. 5, ed.
by Hans T. Seifert; piano. Terp-
sichorean revels, y.-1, no. 5.)
[16033
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910:
EK 233634; Carl Fischer, New York,
EX.
DANCE OF THE POPPIES; by Mabel Lit-’
tle Asher, arr. by Fred. Stansfield;
piano. [16034
©1c. May 26, 1910; E 2338088:
J. M. Asher, jr., San Diego, Cal.
DANCE TO. THE BUDUTERELY EEO
Madame Sherry, by Karl Hoschna;
piano. [16035
© June 10, 1910: 2%) \time aa
1910: E 234479; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DANCING (THE) LESSON (Die tanz-
stunde); by H. Lichner, op. 78, no.
2Z, rev. and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert ; piano. [16036
© May 26, 1910; (20e sume. 4,
1910; E 234210; Carl Fischer, New
York: IN, ¥.
DANCING NYMPHS; mazurka, by Leon
P. Briiun, op. 10, no. 65 piane:
[16037
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
Es233174; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANCING STARS; valse brillante, by
Louis A. Drumheller, op. 103; piano.
[16038
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
EK 233193; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANS LES BOIS; scherzo, by Ada S.
Chadwick; violoncello with piano
ace. (Violoncello library, no. 3.)
[16039
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. June 7, 1910;
E 2343869; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
DANSE BASQUE VARIEE; par René Chau-
vet; partition d’ orchestre. [16040
© May 28, 1910; 2 « May 23,
1910; E 231978; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
DANSE BOHEMIENNE; von Rudolf
Friml, op: 35, no. 5) arty vomekich-
ard Hofmann; violine und klavier.
[16041
© June 15, 1910; 2 Geume rt:
1910; E 234637; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
DANSE CAPRICE; by Geo. Dudley Mar-
tin; piano. [16042
© June 13, 191022 eee.
1910; E 233696; Theo. Presser ¢€o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DANSE- DES FAKIRS; par A. Flament;
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
Ato. [16043
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 31,
1910; EK 234113; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
924.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-380, July, 1910
16061
DANSE DES SYLPHES; par Vittorio Ra-
deglia, op. 47, no. 1; piano. [16044
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234277; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
DANSE DES SYLPHES. See _ Berlioz
(H. L.)
DANSONS ET JOUONS (Play and dance) ;
morceau de genre par Marius Car-
men, op. 5382; piano. [16045
— June 3, 1910: -2 ce. June 15,
1910; EH 233714; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Danza (LA). See Rossini (G. A.)
DAS WAR EINE KLEINE COMTESSE; text
yon Benno Vigny, musik von Rob-
ert Winterberg. [16046
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec June 14,
1910; EK 234611; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
Day (A) IN ROSELAND; cantata, text
by Florence G. Attenborough, music
by Herbert W. Wareing. Vocal
score. 4to. [16047
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
D 18650; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Day (THE) IS PAST AND OVER; music
by Carrie B. Adams; solo for bass
or alto. [16048
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 38, 1910;
E 233325; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Day (THE) OF BEAUTY; lyric suite,
words by Henry Van Dyke, Rossetti,
and) B. W. Proctor, music by’ H.
Clough-Leighter, op. 48; high voice
with string quartet and piano. Score
and parts. [16049
© May 18, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910;
E 233003 ; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
DAYS THAT HAVE GONE BY; words by
M. N. Risner, music by A. A. Penn.
[16050
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
EH 232935; Carl Hoffman music co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
DE PROFUNDIS; four-part chorus, music
by Pietro Alessandro Yon; men’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 5423.)
[16051
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 233094; G. Schirmer, inc., New
work, N. Y.
DE SLEET AN’ DE SNOW; words and mu-
sie by Gertrude Fanly Jones; mu-
sical post card. [16052
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2 e. June 14, 1910;
E 234552; Philadelphia postal press,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DrEAD (THE) BIRD; words and music
by Katherine Heyman. (The chil-
dren’s hour, no. 38.) [16053
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 7, 1910;
E 234862; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
DEAR EYES; words and music by B. A.
Cartland; tenor or soprano. Paris,
EK. Ploix. [16054
© May 30, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233354; Blanche Arden Cartland,
Paris, France.
words and music by
Chicago, D. M. Harris
& CoO. [16055
©) Junes 14, -1910-°2 ce June 17;
1910; H 233771; Nora Moeller Petrie,
Chicago, II].
DEAR GIRL-FE;
N. M. Petrie.
DEAR GRACE; waltz song, words and
music by G. Breitenbruch and J.
Paul. [16056
© Dee. 20, 1909; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 234279; John Paul & George Breit-
enbruch, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
DEAR LITTLE HEART; poem by Harry
Victor Fuller, music by Frederick
Knight Logan. 1. Low voice. 2.
High voice. [16057, 16058
© June 11, 1910; 2 ce each, June 11,
1910; E 233659, 233660; Paul. A.
Schmitt, Minneapolis, Minn.
DEAR OLD SUMMER’S COMING, MOLLY
DEAR; words and music by C. Cable.
[16059
@e tuner. JOO ea 2 sen hune, sae
1910; E 2844638; Clarence Cable,
Norwalk, Conn.
DEAR ONE; words and music by M.
Stuart. [16060
© 1c. June 16, 1910; E 234784;
Marion Stuart, San Mateo, Cal.
DEAR, WHEN I LooK (Wenn ich in
deine augen sehe); words atter
Heinrich Heine, music by James H.
Rogers; mezzo soprano, or baritone
Tm lky, [16061
©. May 27, 1910; 2 c.May 27,
1910; EH 232895; Wm. A. Pond « co.,
New York. NX:
925
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16062
pt. TEL Hoss Vv. 5
DEARIE BE CHEERY; words by R.
Church, music by FE. F. Goodwin.
New York: Jerome H. Remick & co.
[16062
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec June 14,
1910; E 234563; Everett F. Good-
win, New York, N. Y.
DEARIE, DO YOU LOVE ME; words by G.
Ferrell, music by R. A. Browne.
[16063
© 1c. June 14, 1910; E 234597;
George Ferrell, Chicago, Ill.
DEIN EIGEN (Dedication); liebeslied,
von Carl Bohm, op. 379; pianoforte.
(3 compositionen, no. 2.) [16064
© June 15, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234627; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
DELAFOSSE (LEON) Prélude, en ut
mineur; piano. [16065
@mwune: dt 1910.2 ex Junes GO:
1910; E 233370; Durand & cgie.,
Paris, France.
DELIA; written and composed by
Madeline Rossiter. [16066
©) May 27:),1910; 2 c May 28,
1910; EK 288158; Cary & co., London,
England.
DELICIA; waltzes, by Floyd J. St.
Clair, op. 114; full orchestra. 4to.
[16067
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; EH 281986; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
DENN ALLES FLEISCH ES IST WIE GRAS.
See Brahms (J.)
DENNY DEAR; written and composed by
R- PE. Weston, Es Barnes and
Maurice Scott. [16068
©) May, (28) 1910.) 2\cc:,, May, 28:
1910, HK 233186; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
DES PAYS LOINTAINS (From foreign
lands); by Christiaan Kriens;
string quartet, base ad lib. Score
and parts. (Deux exquisses, no. 1.)
[16069
© May 19, 1910; 2 c June 4,
1910; E 234247; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks N.Y.
Désix (LE); par Francois Schubert,
op. 15, nouvelle édition revue et
éditée par William Henley; violon
et piano. (12 bagatelles, no. 8.)
[16070
© June 1, 1910; 2 c June 8, 1910:
EK 234435; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
DEUTSCHE (DER) MANNERSANG; 1.
strophe von Hermann Marggraff,
2. u. 3. strophe von Adolf Neuwith,
musik von Heinr. Fiby, op. 4; min-
nerchor. 4to. Partitur u. stimmen.
[16071
© May 12, 1910; 2heg sume a;
1910; E 28382738; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
DEVvoTION; piéce mélodique, par Léon
J. Fontaine, op. 20; violon et piano.
(Impressions musicales, no. 3.)
[16072
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910; |
E 234426; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany.
DID YOU EVER; words and music by
J. M. Jaycox. [16073
© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 26, 1910;
E 2383086; J. M. Jayeox, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
—— words by John Stevenson, music
by Charles Villiers Stanford, op. 118.
(Cushendall, no. 2.) [16074
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 27, 1910,
E 2383300; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England. «
DIDI-WALZER; nach motiven der gleich-
namigen operette, von Oscar Straus;
osterreichische militir- oder deutsche
infanteriemusik. 4to. [16075
© May 4, 1910; 2c. May 25, 1910;
FE 232809; Ludwig Doblinger, (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
DIVERTISSEMENT; aus der _ operette,
Reiche midchen, musik von Johann
Strauss, bearb. von Oskar Fétras, op.
160; klavier mit tiberlegtem text.
[16076
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EH 232821; W. Karezag & C. Wallner,
Vienna, Austria.
1. Grosses orchester. 2. Sa-
lon-orchester, ausgabe fur Deutsch-
land. [16077, 16078
© May 28, 1910; 2c. each June 17,
1910; E 238798, 238799; W. Karezag
& C. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
aus Franz Lehar’s operette, Der
graf von Luxemburg, grosses pot-
pourri von Oscar Fetras, arr. von A.
Reckling fiir militirmusik. Deutsche
besetzung. 4to. [16079
© May 11, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 254063; W. Karcezag & C. Wallner,
Vienna, Austria.
926
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16058
DIVERTISSEMENT—Continued. a
1. Kavalleriemusik. 2. Oster-
reichische besetzung. [16080, 16081
© May 11, 1910; 2 c. each May
paeeorg- By 232819, 232820; W:
Karezag & C. Wallner, Vienna, Aus-
tria.
DIJANINA; scéne de ballet, by Erik
Meyer-Helmund; piano. [16082
© May 17, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232777; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
Do, MY DARLING, DO DO DO: waltz from
The dollar princess, by Rudolph Nel-
son, arr. by Bertram L’Estrange;
piano. [16083
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 2333889; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
DoriInc (CARL HEINRICH) Vier cha-
rakteristische und melodische okta-
ven-etiiden, op. 309; fiir jeden vor-
geschrittenen klavier-spieler.
[16084
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232840; J. Schuberth & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
DOFS THE GIRL YOU LEFT BEHIND EVER
WISH YOU BACK AGAIN? Words by
Robert F. Roden, music by T. Morse.
[16085
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232790; Theodore Morse music co.,
New York, N. Y.
Doezicity RAG; by Billie Taylor; piano.
[16086
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233218; Ted Snyder co., New
York, N.Y.
DOoLE’RE; by W. Glaze; piano. [16087
© May 23, 1910; 2 ec. May 26, 1910;
E 234069; Warren Glaze, Portland,
Oreg.
DOLL’s DANCE; by Platon Brounoff;
piano. (Musical scenes, no. 2.)
[16088
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233346; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DOLL’S DREAM; (Piippchen’s triumen
und erwachen) ; by Theodor Oesten,
op. 202, no. 4, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [16089
@ May 21,4910 2° ¢))May 23,
1910; E 231908; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Doutu’s (THE) WOOING; words by
Eugene Field, music by Henry Had-
ley, op. 47; medium voice. (Five
poems of childhood, no. 4.) [16090
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233477; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. Na Y:
DOLLY’S LULLABY; by Claude D’Albret;
piano. (Six easy melodious pieces,
no. 4.) [16091
© May 23, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234220; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING YY:
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; sextet, arr. by D. Krug,
op. 117, ed. and fingered by Louis
Oesterle; piano. [16092
© May ‘26, 1910; 2 « May 27,
1910; HE 232984; G. Schirmer, ince.,
New York, N. Y.
DON’T FORGET THE CHORUS; written and
composed by Fred W. Leigh and
Harry Marlow. [16093
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
H 233133; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
DON’T TAKE A GIRLIE TO CONEY; words
and music by W. D. Cobb. [16094
© 1c. June 14, 1910; HE 234592;
Will D. Cobb, ine., New York, N. Y.
DoN’T TAKE ME AWAY FROM THE GIRLS;
written and composed by Charles
Collins and Fred Murray. [16095
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
EH 233135; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Don’r TURN HIM AWAY; words and
music by Haldor Lillenas; chorus
arr. [16096
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
FE 233584; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
DoN’T YOU WORRY, LITTLE GIRLIE;
words and music by Dick Hanch.
[16097
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232764; Webb Rockefeller Miller,
Chicago, III.
Dora Brown; words and music by R.
Dunkleberger. New York, Jerome
H. Remick & co. [16098
© June 14, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910: E 234559; Ray Dunkleberger,
New York, N. Y.
Tschaikowsky
DORNROSCHEN. See
(eae)
927
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16099
pt. Ti, nus, v.38
DorotHy; old English dance, by Sey-
mour Smith, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [16099
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
E 232901; M. Witmark & sons, New
Worke oN. ¥:
DorotHy DONAHUE; words and music
by Harry C. Williams. Boston,
Mass. The people’s recreation music
co. [16100
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EH 2382787; H. C. Williams, Somer-
ville, Mass.
DOWN BY THE BROOK; words and music
by John Schmidt. [16101
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 2338404; J. H. Remick & co., New
Works. N.Y:
DowN IN SUNNY TEXAS ON THE RIO
GRANDE; words and music by A. M.
White. [16102
© May 28, 1910-92 Ne" May 128
1910; E 2338166; Alfred M. White,
Brownsville, Tex.
DOWN IN THE DEEP CELLAR; by Fischer,
arr. by A. F. Weldon; cornet and
piano. [16103
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 253442; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
DOWN IN THE VALLEY; words by Neal
A. McAulay, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16104
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234752; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
DowN IN YUCATAN; characteristic
march and two-step, by S. R. Henry,
arr. by Carl F. Williams; band. 4to.
[16105
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234343; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Work. iN s¥:
DOWN WHERE THE LOVE TREE GROWS;
words and music by Al. Remfrey
and Billy Baskett. [16106
© May 25, 1910; 2 « May 25,
1910; E 282783; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
DOWN WHERE THE SEA BREEZES BLOW;
words and music by Keller Mack
and Frank Orth. [16107
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June #, O10:
E 254331; Mack & Orth, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
DRAGON FLIES (Libelle) ; mazurka, by
R. Krentzlin, op. 8, no. 8, ed. by
W. P. Mero; piano. [16108
© June 20, 1910; 2 ce. June 20,
1910; E 2383883; Theo. Presser cCo.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DREAM CASTLES; a meditation, by
Daniel Rowe; piano. [16109
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233181; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DREAM (THE) OF MABROOKA; mono-
logue, words and music by B. A.
Cartland. - Paris, #. Plow:
[16110
© May 30, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233352; Blanche Arden Cartland,
Paris, France.
DREAMING; valse lente, by Le Roy
Hartt; ed. by Chas. Kunkel; piano.
[16111
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec June 18,
1910; E 234799; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
DREAMING OF HOME; words and music
by Mrs. J. F. Zook. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [16112
©May 31, 1910:°>2 6" May sk
1910; E 232993; Mrs. J. Frank Zook,
Barberton. Ohio.
DREAMING OF YOU; words by J. T.
Rockwell, music by Wim. P. McBride.
[16113
© June 9, 1910: 2° sume As;
1910;. Ei 2383687;- J:_ 2 saeeckavell
Harrisburg, Pa.
DREAMING OF YOU, SWEETHEART; words
by A. Fitzgerald, musie by J. C.
Halls. Allentown, Pa., Judson and
Jay. [16114
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 2383219; Agnes Fitzgerald, Wil-
liamsport, Pa.
DREAMS; words and music by J. Barth,
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16115
© May 27,1910; 2c. May 27,1910;
E 232872; Jos. Barth, Dwight, I].
DrEI (DIE) MARKEN; text von Benno
Vigny, musik von Robert Winterberg.
[16116
©:> May 26; 1910: 2 ¢ Bue 14,
1910; E 234608; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos, 27-30, July. 1910
16133
DRINKING SONG: words by Joseph
Lewis French, music by Chas. A.
Chase; male voices. 4to. [16117
Sy tuse 9, 1910;- 2 ¢. June 11,
1910; E 234458; C. W. Thompson &
eo., Boston, Mass.
DRITTE ROMANZE; komponiert von Mar-
tin Levy: violine mit klavier-beglei-
tung. [16118
© June 3, 1910; 2c. June 20, 1910;
E 233872; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
DU WARST MEIN; walzerlied, ged. von
Otto Schick, music by Otto Ermin,
op. 21. [16119
© May 6, 1910;'2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232843; Otto Lorenz, Vienna, Aus-
tria.
Du Mont (H.) Trois messes; du 1“,
2° et 6° ton, avec orgue ou harmoni-
um, [edited] par Aug. Le Guennant.
Supplement au Vade mecum Carois-
sial de l’ace. Grégorien. Edition avec
acc. [16120
(eeMay 14, 1910: 2.c: May 25,
1910; E 232839; L. J. Biton, St. Lau-
rent, France.
DuRBAND (AuvG.) Valse, op. 83, rev.
and fingered by Rafael Richter.
' [16121
ewe 26, 1910;°2 c. May 27,
1910; E 232912; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DUSKY DRUMMERS; patrol, by Warwick
Williams; piano. [16122
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EH 233487; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Dyine (THE) POET; by L. M. Gott-
pemalk, arr. by HE, V. Mcintyre;
piano. eG
© rte 10, 1910: 2 ¢ June 11,
1910; E 234462; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter ; piano. [16124
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
FE 231907; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. N. Y.
Dyine (THE) SWAN; words and mu-
sic by Wm. Devert. [16125
© May 23, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 233245; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
EARTH (THE) WANTS RAIN; English
words by Edward Oxenford, music
arr. by Max Reger; men’s voices.
4to. (Breitkopf & MHiartel’s cho-
ruses, no. 79.) [16126
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 17,
1910; E 2338138; Jos. Aibl verlag,
¢. m. b. h., Universal edition, Vi-
=
enna, Austria.
EASY MASS IN HONOR OF ST., PETER;
VENI CREATOR, O SALUTARIS, and
TANTUM ERGO; by J. Singenberger;
four male voices. 4to. [16127
@©*= May /23; 1910; 2) ©. May, 31;
1910; E 234064; John Singenberger,
St. Francis, Wis.
ECHOES FROM PARADISE.
(BE)
See Grieg
ECHOES OF THE PAST; reverie, by
Richard Ferber; piano. [16128
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233882; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ECLAT DE RIRE (In merry mood); par
Mario Tarenghi, op. 49, no. 3; piano.
[16129
© June 15, 1910; 2 cudune 14,
1910; E 234670; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ECOLE DES GAMMES; par Theodor Wieh-
mayer, d’ aprés des principes nou-
yeaux, pour piano. [16130
©) May 15, 1010 2. ic.) Max 25;
1910; E 232853; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
EDI-MARSCH; nach motiven der oper-
ette, Jagdfieber, von Karl Haupt;
klavier. [16131
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 17;
1910; E 233828; Josef Eberle, Vi-
enna, Austria.
EpuCcATED (AN) MONKEY; two-step, by
H. Thompson; orchestra. 4to.
[16132
dune vi, 1910s) 2) Cc. ehumer 7,
1910; E 234345; Hans Thompson,
Clinton, Iowa.
EHE (DIE) VoM WKURFURSTEN-DAMM ;
ecabaretlied aus der posse, Otto der
1° text von Alfred Schénfeld, musik
von Jean Gilbert. [161383
© May 4, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EH 232845: Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
929
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16134
pt. IIT, D.S., v. 5
ELEGIE; duett von Johan Halvorsen,
op. 29; zwei violinen mit klavier-
begleitung. (Miniaturen, no. 3.)
[16184
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EH} 232886; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
von Fabian Rehfeld, op. 98; vio-
line und piano. [16135
©) Jume 15, 1910: 2 « June 14,
1910; EH 234642; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
HLkey; by C. J. Grey; organ.
[16136
© June 1, 1910; 2c June 1, 1910;
EK 233187. Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ELFINTOWN; two-part song, words by
Helen EF. Bantock, music by Gran-
ville Bantock; treble voices. 4to.
: [16137
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31,1910;
E 232973; Novello & co., ltd., London,
England.
ELOISE; valse mignonne, arr. by M. C.
Newhaus; piano. New York, Luck-
hardt & Belder. [161388
© May 18, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EK 233316; Marie Cross Newhaus,
New York, N. Y.
Empty (THE) SHRINE; opera in three
acts, words and music by S. J. Mar-
Shall. Vocal score. [16189
© 1 ec. May 26, 1910; D 18645:
Sidney J. Marshall, Washington,
1D AIKOF
EN AVANT; march and two-step, by
Ernest Lent; piano. [16140
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
EK 233195; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
EN BorDEE; polka—marche, par E.
Lauga ; piano. [16141
@ June’ 11, TIO: 2 eC. Jume | 11:
1910; E 234513; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
EN GONDOLE; par Jacques Henri; vio-
lon et piano. (Trois morceaux,. dans
la premiére position, no. 3.) [16142
© May 12, 1910: 2. May 27, 1910;
H 232959; Weekes & co., London,
England.
EN VALSANTE; valse mignonne, par
Victor Staub, op. 18; piano. [16143
© June 15, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234666; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
END* (THE) OF THE WAY; words and
music by C. F. Weigele. [16144
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec sune™ 10;
1910; E 2383561; Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, Ill.
ENJOYING RELIGION; words by Mrs. C.
D. Martin, music by Thoro Harris.
[16145
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234086; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
ENTBLATTERTE ROSE (A fading rose) ;
von Nicolai von Wilm, op. 238 ; piano-
forte. (Lyrische bilder, no. 3.)
[16146
© June 15, 1910; 2 @ June 14,
1910; E 234685 ;. Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
EPITAPH ; words anon., music by A. A.
Oehm. [16147
© 1c. May 26, 1910; W 233055;
Arthur Alexander Oehm, Baltimore,
Md.
EQUATORIA; danse hispano-americaine,
musique de Alfred Margis; piano.
[16148
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 31, 1910;
E 234110; Almar, Paris, France.
See Schumann (R. A.)
See
ERINNERUNG.
ERSTES KONZERT. Mae Dowell
(i. A.)
Es GEHT EINE MUHLE IM TALE; ged.
von EK. Haller, musik von W. Lau-
tenschliger, op. 33, no. 1; mi&nner-
chor. 4to. (Auf fitigeln des gesan-
ges, no. 588.) [16149
© May 14, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233277; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg,
a/Rh., Germany.
Es RAGT INS MEER DER RUNENSTEIN;
ged. von Nikolaus Lenau, musik von
Julius Steenberg. 4to. (Haus-
musik Oberammergau, no. 5.)
[16150
© May 18, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234286; Balthasar Keller, Ober-
ammergau, Germany.
ESPAGNE; bolero, par Paul Saegel;
piano. (Le début du piano, 4°”°
série, en voyage, no. 40.) [16151
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 31,
1910; HE 2384105; Emile. Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
ESPERANCE; (Hope); nocturne, by H.
Lichner, op. 61, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [16152
© May 26, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 284252; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN Ye
930
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-380, July, 1910
ESPIEGLE (L’). See Raff (J. J.)
Esporr; berceuse, par Paul Saegel;
violon et piano. (Le début du vio-
lon, 1°*° série, chants sans paroles,
no. 1.) [16153
@ May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 31,
1910; E 234104; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
ESPRIT DU sorR (Charm of the night) ;
sérénade par Charles Dennée, op.
35; piano. [16154
yedsane, 15, 1910; 2.c. June 14,
1910; E 234654; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Erats-UNIS; galop des cow-boys, par
Paul Saegel; piano. (Le début du
piano, 4°"° série, en voyage, no. 39.)
[16155
© May 28, 1910; 2 c May 31,
1910; E 2384106; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
ETERNITY; words and music by L. B.
Nelson. S8vo. [16156
© June 12, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; Ei 234557; Lillie B. Nelson,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ETUDE DE CONCERT; par Léon Dela-
fosse; piano. [16157
tudes), 1910: 2c. June 6,
1910; # -233369; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
ETUDE FANTASTIQUE: par Rudolf
Friml, op. 61; piano. [16158
© Aume 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234644; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
KVENING MOOD; by Richard Czer-
wonky; piano. [16159
©esune 3, 1910;°2 ¢c. June 13,
1910; E 233647; Carl Fischer, New
Nock: N.Y,
EVENING PARTY; mazurka, by Paul
Wachs, ed. by W. P. Mero; piano.
[16160
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 238884; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
EVENING sone (Abendlied) ; words by
Fritz Lehmann, music by Richard
Czerwonky. 1. High. 2. Low.
[16161, 16162
© May 27, 1910; 2c. each June 4,
1910; E 234256, 284257 ; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
16171
EVER TRUE; OR, THE LOVERS’ QUARREL;}
words by J. C. Strange, music by
Glenn W. Ashley. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [16163
© June 16, 1910; 2 @ June 16,
1910; E 234707; Jane C. Strange,
Menasha, Wis.
HIVERGLADES; two-step, by Edwin HE.
Goffe, arr. by F. Capone; orchestra.
4to. [16164 -
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 253416; Goffe bros., Providence,
5 ae be
EVERY CLOUD HAS A BRIGHT SILVER
LINING; words by Harry Hoyt, music
by Harrison A. Young. [16165
QP aumer site Oren Zeer Tunewla,
1910; E 234472; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
EVERYBODY’s TEDDY; march and two-
step, by C. H. Prescott; pf. [16166
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; HK 234771; People’s recreation
music co., Somerville, Mass.
IEXERCICES ET ETUDES POUR LE TRILLE;
par Charles Czerny, nouvelle édition
instructive, par I. Philipp; piano
(Etudes, choisies, no. 6.) [16167
© May 28, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
EK 234115; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
IuXERCISES IN SCORE READING; collected
and arr. by James Lyon. Book 2.
[16168
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234368; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
EXTASE D’AMOUR (Love’s ecstasy); by
Raymond R6ze, op. 28, rev. and fin-
gered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[16169
© May 24, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234268; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING oxe
Eyres (THE) I LONG TO SEE; words and
music by B. A. Cartland. Paris, E.
Ploix. [16170
© May 380, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 233353; Blanche Arden Cartland,
Paris, France.
FAIR ONE; words and music by Sadie
Harrison. [16171
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234197; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vonls iN. od.
931
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16172
FAIR WILMINGTON; words and music
by A. J. BM. [Annie J. Hart]. ~Phila-
delphia, Hatch music co. [16172
© June 7, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 283505; Annie Jones Hart, Wil-
mington, N. C.
FAIREST (THE) OF DREAMS NEVER COME
TRUE; words by Grace Goldenburg,
music by W. S. Goldenburg. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16173
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EK 234158; Wm. Smith Goldenburg,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Farry (A) soNG; words and music by
Katherine Heyman. (The children’s
hour, no. 6.) [16174
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 7, 1910;
E 2343865; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Farry (A) story; by Frank Lynes,
op. 54, no. 2; piano. [16175
© June 15. 1910 2c. sune 14,
1910; EH 234695; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FAIRYLAND; by Ernest Newton; piano-
forte. (7 miniatures, no.1.) [16176
©, June a5, 1910) 21e: 7yune- 14,
1910; EH 234681; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
from The gipsy rover, words and
music by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dodge.
[16177
© June 21-1910; 2 ¢. ‘June: 20,
1910; E 233915; John Wilson Dodge,
United States.
FAITH BRINGS THE VICTORY; words and
music by M. J. Hill. [16178
©) june At, 1910: 2c. June a6,
1910; E 234764; Melvin J. Hill, Kan- |
sas City, Kans.
FALLING RAINDROPS; words and music
by Mrs. M. Redd-Wuller, Pittsburg,
Basler music pub. co. [16179
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
EK 233339; Mrs. Mary Redd-Wuller, |
Butler, Pa.
FAMOUS MOUNTAIN ROBIN WALTZES; by |
Butte, Mont., |
[16180 |
(©) iene: 159 1910-2) e:) Fune. 20, |
1910; E 233905; E Derville, Butte, |
Jean Rameau; piano.
Jean Rameau & Co.
Mont.
FANCY MEETING YOU IN THE ISLE OF
MAN; written and composed by Wil-
liam Hargreaves. [16181
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
EH 233470; Von Tilzer music co.,
New York, N. Y.
FAREWELL; by I. M. Axness; piano.
[16182 9»
© May 25,1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
E 232936; Ida Maria Axness, Sisse- |
tOn,US. “Dalk. H
— words by Francis Hanson, music
by Samuel H. Speck.
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 233243; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
FAREWELL NORMAL NUMBER TWO; words
and music by F. Abbott. [16184
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 233099; Frederick Abbott, War-
rensburg, Mo.
FAREWELL SAILOR LADDIE; words by
Neale Cross, music by Harold Dixon.
[16185
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
EK 233165; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York, New
FaRJEON (H.) Capriccietto; op. 29, no.
3; piano. (Jn Tone pictures, book 3,
Augener’s ed., no. 5154.) [16186
© May 5, 1910; 2 ec. June 2, 1910;
E 2384171; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
Fate; words by Susan Marr Spaulding,
music by Mary Carr Moore, op. 64,
no. 1.; with cello obl. [16187
© June 10, 1910; 2 Gc) June 44,
1910; E 234475; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FATHER ALWAYS MEANT ME FOR A SOL-
DIER; words and music by M. N.
Shover. [16188
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 233065; Margaret N. Shover, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
FATHERLAND WALTZ; by I. M. Mullen;
piano. Cincinnati, Ohio, John Ar-
nold. [16189
© June 18, 1910; 2) Gaadumerms:
1910; E 234791; Ida M. Mullen, Mer-
win, Ohio.
FATHER’S (THE) CALL; words by Flora
Cameron Burr, music by H. J. Storer,
op. 17. (Four songs, no. 3.) [16190
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
H 231867; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
FAULKES (WILLIAM) March in E-flat;
op. 183, no. 4; organ. [16191
© Apr. 27, 1910; 2 c. May 6, 1910;
E 231230; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
932
pt. m1, n. s., v.5 Ia
[16183 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16211
Faust. See Gounod (C. F.)
Fay (ROBERT DE)
chant et piano.
© May 28, 1910; 2c
Dix mélodies;
May 31,
1910; E 234114; Rouart, Lerolle et |
cie., Paris, France.
FEAST OF FLOWERS; a children’s day
service: words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by I. H. Meredith.
Svo. [16193
apr) 19, 1910; 2 c. May 21,
1910; A 264412; Tullar-Meredith co..
New York, N. Y.
FEINDIN (Dre); melodie, auf dichtung
von Catulle Mendés, musik von I. J.
Paderewski, op. 22.
dien, no. 12.)
May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231977; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Ferro (THE) WALTZ; by Mrs. R. Krei-
der; piano. New York, F. B. Hav-
iland pub. co. [16195
©May 27, 1910; 2 c May 27,
1910; E 232868; Mrs. Reathea
Kreider, Barberton, Ohio.
FESTIVAL POLONAISE; by Bernhard
Wolff, op. 247, arr. by Edmund Par-
low; pianoforte six hands.
[16196
faune 15, 1910: 2 ce. June 14,
1910; E 234641; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass,
FEU FOLLET; H. Rogers;
piano. : [16197
miMay 23,°1910: 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 23819138; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FEUX FOLLETS; par Vittorio Radeglia,
op. 47, no. 2; piano. [16198
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
by James
E 234278; Augener, Iltd., London,
England.
FEVRIER (HENRY) Valse; piano.
(Trois esquisses, no. 1.) [16199
@iMay, 28, 1910; 2 ¢ May, 31,
1910; E 284099; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
FIDELITY; march two-step, by F. H.
Losey; orchestra. 4to. [16200
© May 9, 1910; 2 c. May 16, 1910;
E 231557; Carl Fischer, New York,
TX.
FIELD ARTILLERY; march and two step,
by Harry Appel; piano. [16201
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233212; Ted Snyder co., New York,
eX
[16192 |
(Zwolf melo- |
[16194 |
| Fichtrnc (THE) TERRIERS; words by
Fred E. Weatherly, music by Ernest
Newton. No. 1.in G. No. 2 in A.
[16202, 16203
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. each June 2,
1910; E 234166, 234167; J. B. Cra-
mer & co., London, England.
FILLMORE (THE) NATIONAL; march by
Edward Hazel; band. 4to.
[16204
©pune 10: “1910 2ien aime |"
1910; E 284454; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
FYREFLIES (Geburstag st&ndchen) ;
lyric by Ballard Macdonald, music
by Paul Lincke. [16205
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234282; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. Nee
FIRST NOCTURNE; by J. M. Blose, op.
23; piano. Boston, C. W. Thompson
& CO. [16206
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. May 24, 1910;
E 233013; Johann M. Blose, Wil-
mington, Pa.
First (THE) OFFENCE; words and mu-
sic by M. Bessie Morton. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [16207
© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231923; Mattie Mortenson, Bur-
bank, Cal.
First vIOLET (La premiére violette) ;
pensée expressive, by Francois
Behr, op. 209, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [16208
© May 27, 1910; 2 ¢. June 4, 1910;
E 234228; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nae
FISHER (THE) WIFE; poem by Chris-
tina G. Rossetti, music by Winthrop
L. Rogers; medium voice in G minor.
[16209
© June) 10,7 1910-2 .c. June, 17,
1910; E 283780; G Schirmer, ince.,
New York, N. Y.
FLAGON’s (THE) CHIME (Carillon du
verre) ; part-song, traditional French
melody, adapted by A. R.; men’s
voices. 4to. (Series 3 of quartets
and choruses, no. 440.) [16210
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. May 21, 1910;
E 231997; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
ELEUR ET FLEUBETTE; by H. Lichner,
op. 79, no. 2, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [16211
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. June 4, 1910;
E 234223; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ney:
933
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16212
pt. na A.S., v.58
FLIEDERZWEIGELEIN (DAS); worte von
Benno Vigny, musik von Robert
- Winterberg. [16212
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 2384610; Schuberthaus-
verlag, Vienna, Austria.
FLOWERS (THE) THAT BLOOM IN THE
SPRING; song from The mikado, by
Arthur Sullivan, musie arr. by M.
Greenwald. [16213
© May 31, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
E 232988; De Luxe musie co., New
Vork UN. ¥-
FLUTE AND PICCOLO COURSE; lessons
1-48, [by John C. Boyer]. [16214
© Mar. 2, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
A 263702; International conserva-
tory of music, Dallas, Tex.
FLYING HIGH; from The summer
widowers, words by Glen MacDon-
ough, music by A. Baldwin Sloane.
[16215
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 28,
1910; E 233152; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
FoLDED (THE) PAGE; words by Ethel
M. Hewitt, music by Katharine
Barry. [16216
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
E 233315; Boosey & co., London,
England.
FoLkK sone (Volkslied) ; by H. Farjeon,
op. 29, no. 1; piano. (In Tone pic-
tures, book 38, Augener’s ed., no.
5154.) [16217
© May 5, 1910; 2 @ June 2, 1910;
E 234169; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
FONTAINE (LEON J.) Trois mélodies,
op. 22; violon et piano. Nos. 1-3.
(Piéces mélodiques, op. 22.)
[16218-16220
© June 9, 1910; 2 c each June 18,
1910; E 233894-233896; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
Valse, op. 21; violon et piano.
(Pieces mélodiques, op. 21, no. 2.)
[16221
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
E 233892; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
FONTAINES (LES); poésie de Henri de
Régnier musique de Reynaldo Hahn.
[16222
© May 28, 1910; 2 @ May 23,
1910; E 231965; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
FooT-BALL sone; from the musical
comedy, The prof. and the princess,
lyric and music by Edgar Allen.
[16223
© May 25, 1910; 2 c May 2G:
1910; E 233292; University co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
FoR AULD LANG SYNE; from Tam
O’Shanter, words and music by
Hugh Cairns. [16224
© May 19, 1910; 2 e. May 20,
1910; BH 234070; Louis H. Ross mu-
sic pub. co., Boston, Mass.
For AYE; words and adaptation by
Francis Allegre; violin ad lib.
[16225
© June 21, 1910; 2 e@ June 208 |
1910; E 233908; M. F. Davis, United
States.
For DEATH OR GLORY; quick march, by |
A. Shrimpton. 4to. (Boosey’s new
drum and fife journal, no. 174.)
[16226
© May 23, 1910; 2 @« May 24,
1910; E 238025; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
FoR MOTHER’S BIRTHDAY (Zu mutter’s |
geburtstag) ; by A. Sartorio, op. 864;
piano. (In the playroom, no. 7.)
[16227
© May 16, 1910; 2 c May 25, ¥
1910; E 282793; Theo. Presser co., |
Philadelphia, Pa.
For THEE, O DEAR, DEAR COUNTRY; Pro- |
cessional hymn, by T. Tertius No- |
ble; mixed voices. (Octavo church |
music, no. 5396). [16228 }
© May 27, 1910; 2 ce May 28, }
1910; E 233126; G. Schirmer, inc., ]
New York, N. Y. |
For you Bricut Hyves; from Bright })
Hyes, by Karl L. Hoschna, arr. by
Tom Clark; cornet with piano acc.
[16229
© June 10, 1910; 2 ec. June 11, |
1910; E 234483; M. Witmark & sons, —
New York, N. Y.
trombone with piano ace. }
[16230 }
© June 10, 1910; 2 e. June 11, J
1910; E 234484; M. Witmark & sons, |
New York, N. Y.
For@tt (LA); scéne chorale, paroles |
de Paul Collin, musique de Théodore |
Dubois; voix d’hommes, ' double |
choeur, sans acc. Partition. 4to. )
[16251 }
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 23, |
1910; EH 231979; Heugel & cie., Paris
France.
934
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
FouNT OF CLEANSING; words and mu-
sic by Chas. Edw. Pollock.
[16232
© May 25, 1910; 2 c« May 831,
1910; E 234039; Brown-Franklin
eco., Fort Worth, Tex.
FouNTAIN (THE) ; words and music by
Katherine Heyman. (The _ chil-
dren’s hour, no. 5.) [16233
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 7, 1910;
E 234364; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
FOUNTAIN WALTZES; by Angelo De
Micheles; piano. [16234
May 25. 1910: 2 c June 15,
1910; E 234827; Postal hotel co., De-
troit, Mich.
FougNIER (PavuL) Toccata, op. 20;
étude symphonique; 2 pianos 4
mains. [16235
@- June 11; 1910; 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 234532; Durand & cie, Paris,
France.
FRAGRANCE OF JUNE; waltzes, by T. C.
Bennett; for piano.. [16236
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 234146; Theron C. Bennett,
Omaha, Nebr.
FRASER RIVER; intermezzo; by A. May;
piano. Winnipeg, Whaley, Royce &
co. [16237
@eMay. 27, 1910; 2 ce. May. 27,
1910; E 232888; Alexander May,
Sapperton, Canada.
FRAUENLIPPEN, WARM UND WEICH; wal-
zerlied aus der operette, Jagdfieber,
text von Edm. Skurawy, musik von
Karl Haupt. [16238
i) May 28, 1910; 2 ce. June, 17,
1910; E 233827; Josef Eberle, Vi-
enna, Austria.
F'REEDOM’S FLAG; song, music by G.
Waldo. [16239
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 284885; Leo Feist, New York, N. Y.
FREEMASON’S SONG; words by Eden BE.
Greville, music by Reginald de
Koven, op. 342. [16240
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 283240; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
FREMERSBERG (LE); de M. Koenne-
mann, transcription par Jules Cot-
tin, op. 198; mandoline et piano.
[16241
© June 11, 1910; 2 ¢. June 6, 1910;
E 233377; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
16249
FRIEND AFTER FRIEND DEPARTS. See
Harford (Henry).
FROHE BOTSCHAFT (Joyous message) ;
von Nicolai von Wilm, op. 238;
pianoforte. (lLyrische bilder, no. 6.)
[16242
© Juner 15. 1910-02 (ce Sune 4.
1910; E 234688; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FRUHLINGSHYMNE; ged. von Jul. Gers-
dorff, musik von Max Stange, op.
127: gemischter chor. 4to. (Kdel-
steine, no. 2.) [16243
© May 10; 1910-2" May 25;
1910; E 232825; Arno Spitzner’s ver-
lag, Berlin, Germany.
FURSTENKIND (DAS); _ grosses pot-
pourri, nach motiven der operette
von Franz Lehar; osterreichische
militiroder deutsche infanterie-
musik. 4to. [16244
© May 17,1910; 2c. Junel, 1910;
E 233286; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
GARTLEIN (DAS) DICHT VERSCHLOSSEN ;
text von Gottfried Keller, musik von
Erich J. Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder,
NOW) [16245
© May 27, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
E 232923; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
GATHERING JEWELS; words and music
by D. Z. Canady. [16246
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 81,
1910; BK 234018; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
GAVOTTA; by Padre Martini, ed. and
fingered by Willem Willeke; violon-
cello and piano. [16247
© June 13, 1910; 2. c. June 14,
1910; E 2384574; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
GAVOTTE; by Frz. Jos. Gossec, ed. by
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and piano.
[16248
© May 1%; 1910: "2 ce: May '28,
1910; E 233108; Carl Fischer, New
York INGWY:
by Reginald de Koyen, op. 389,
piano. (Dream dances, no. 1.)
[16249
© May 21,:1910; 2-a May 25,
1910; E 282775; Jerome H. Remick
& co;, New York, N. Y:
935
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16250
pt. II, n. s., v.5
GAvoTrE—Continued.
par Léon J. Fontaine, op. 21; vio-
lon et piano. (Piéces mélodiques,
Opn no. 3S.) [16250
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 18, 1910; .
E 233893; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— tanz von Ludwig Schytte, op. 170;
pianoforte. (Klinge aus alter zeit,
no. 2.) [16251
HO); sune 15) 1910; 2 ec. June +14,
1910; E 284651; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
von Ludwig Hinzpeter. op. 17;
pianoforte. 16252
@ Apr, 1 1910-2 cs Apr. 19" 1910-
HK 230510; P. Pabst, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
GAVOTTE AND MUSETTE: by Nicolai von
Wilm. op. 240, no. 2, ed. by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. (Terpsichorean rev-
els-cy, ly no: 25) [162538
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233631; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING X-
GAVOTTE HUMORESQUE; by Josiah
Booth; piano. (New century series.
modern, no. 279.) [16254
© May 10, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 233361; Vineent music co., lItd.,
London, England.
GAY (THE) BUMBLE BEE; words and
music by Lee Randolph Evans; mu-
sical post card. [16255
© Apr. 4, 1910; 2 c. June 14, 1910;
E 234553; Philadelphia postal press,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GEE, BUT I’D LIKE TO FURNISH A FLAT
FoR you; from The summer widow-
ers, words by Glen MacDonough,
music by A. Baldwin Sloane. [16256
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
i 235151 Chas. Ks Harris. “New.
LOrk NY:
GEE! IT’s GREAT TO BE IN LOVE; lyric
by Bob F. Sear, melody by Walter
Wilson. [16257
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec. June 16,
1910; E 284781; Sear, Wilson music
pub. co., Chicago, Ill.
GEH’ AUS, MEIN HERZ, UND SUCHE
FREuD’; kantate, ged. von Paul Ger-
hardt, musik von Fritz Lubrich, jun.,
op. 12; gemischter chor, sopran und
violine solo, mit orgel oder klavier.
[16258
© May 9, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910:
EK 232849; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
GENDARMES (LES); polka, by E. B.
Salandri; piano. (Popular salon
pieces, no. 16.) [16259
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234175; W. B. Hasey, W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
GENTLEMAN FARMER; chansonnette
américaine, paroles de Jules Combe,
musique de G. Weeck et G. Picquet.
[16260
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 31, 1910;
BE 234112; G. Oudet, Paris, France.
GET THE FLAME; words by N. B. Her-
rell, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[16261
© June 8, 1910 2 e. June 10, 1910;
E 233570; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Ill.
GETHSEMANE; words and music by
Cc. F. Weigele. [16262
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
E 283556; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Ill.
GIGUE; tanz, von Ludwig Schytte, op.
170; pianoforte. (Klange aus alter
zeit, no. 3.) [16263
© June 15; 1910-92 %es me 1,
1910; E 234652; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
GIPSY DANCE; by Ernest Newton ;piano-
forte. (7 miniatures, no. 7.)
[16264
© June 15, 1910; 2° e@ aune i
1910; E 234675; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Gipsy (THE) ROVER; Selection, by Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Dodge; piano.
: [16265
© June 21, 1910= 2) ea fune.20:
1910; E 233914; John Wilson Dodge,
United States.
GIRL (THE) OF THE RED, WHITE AND
BLUE; words by Jack Flynn, music
by Chester A. Hickok. [16266
© June 11, 1910; 2 € imme as
1910; E 234470; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
GIRL WE LOVE THE BEST; words and
music by Chas. B. Potter, arr. by
G. A. Lehmann. [16267
© 1 ¢. June 16, 1910; E 234783;
Gus. A. Lehmann and Chas. P. Shel-
don, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GIRL WITH THE NOSE RETRCUSSE; from
Our Miss Gibbs, words by Percy
Greenbank, music by Napoleon Lam-
belet. [16268
© May 26, 1910; 2coMieay 27,
1910; E 282863; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
936
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nes. 27-30. July. 1910
GiRL WITH THE ROOSTER IN HER HAT;
words and music by T. W. Connor.
[16269
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234777; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
Gita (LA) See Rossini (G. A.)
GITANE (LA); by Mrs. J. Bustanoby;
piano. [16270
© 1c. June 6, 1910; E 233465;
Mrs. Jacques Bustanoby, New York,
ave
GIvE GOD THE GLORY; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [16271
© April 30, 1910; 2 c. June 1,
1910; B 233208 Charles M. Alexan-
der, New York, N. Y.
GIVE ME JESUS;
Carl Fischer.
© June 20, 1910; 2
1910; E 234742;
Chicago, Il.
GIVE ME YOUR HEART; words by A. H.
Davidson, music by Percival Goffin,
in D. [16273
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 254351; Leonard & co., London,
England.
words and music by
[16272
ee. Fune > 16;
Chas. H. Gabriel,
GIVE YOUR HEART TO JESUS; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [16274
© May 25, 1910; 2 ¢. May 831,
1910; E 234006: Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
GLADYS; three-step, by Will J. Carter;
piano. [16275
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233408; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, —-N;. Y.
GLOBIA; by Seyfried, arr. by Geo. D.
Barnard; orchestra. 4to. [16276
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 234457; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GLORIA PATRI; response, music by
O. M. Schoebel. [16277
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 233318; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GLORIA WALTZES; by B. M. Crippen;
piano. [16278
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
HE 254384; Bessie M. Crippen, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
GLORIOUS LIGHT; words and music by
Samson Hodges. [16279
© June §8, ae 2 ec. June 10,
1910; B 233574: C. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
16288
GLORY (A) DREAM; waltzes, by A. J.
Baird, arr. by C. F. Bauer; piano.
[16280
© May 31, i 2 ¢, May 3:
1910: 4 234077 Si Aat dev ears Pt.
Arthur, Ganda
GLory TO His NAME; words by Harriet
HK. Jones, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[16281
ae May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234033; Brown- "Franklin CO., Fort
orth, Tex.
GLUCK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD voN)
Andante, from Orpheus and Buri-
dice; arr. ed. and fingered by Leo
Schulz: violoncello and piano.
[16282
© June 17, 1910; 2 c June 18,
ee EK 234818; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York, NA Ye
Go AND VOTE FOR TEDDY ROOSEVELT:
words by Hugh M. McCormick, mu-
sic by S. W. McCormick. Detroit,
McCormick mus. co. [16283
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910:
E 284201; Sara Weber-McCormick,
Detroit, Mich.
GOD BLESS OUR LAND; words and music
by J. J. Cauchois. 4to. [16284
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
EH 2331387; John J. Cauchois, New
York. oN. °Y.
GoD IS CALLING YoU; words by Edwin
A. Pyles, music by J. M. Black.
[16285
© May 22, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 234075; James M. Black, Williams-
port. Pa,
GoD IS EVER NIGH; words by S. KE.
Locke, music by Francis Byford; no.
1 in # flat. [16286
© May 30, 1910; 2 ec. June 17,
1910; E 233823; Bosworth & co,
Leipzig, Germany.
Gop (THE) oF ABRAHAM PRAISE; )PYro-
cessional hymn, by T. Tertius Noble;
mixed voices. (Octavo church mu-
Sic, no. 5897.) [16287
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 2383125; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, N. Y.
GoD THAT MADEST EARTH AND HEAVEN}
hymn anthem, music by W. R. Wag-
horne; mixed _ voices. (Octavo
church music, no. 10081. ) [16288
@) June 13, 1910; 2 ¢. Sune Is,
1910; EH 233692; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
937
51421—10——3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16289
pt. 1, 7 S:, v¥..5
GoD WILL GIVE YOU LIGHT; words by
EH. L. Thompson, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [16289
©. June 20,1910; 2 ¢. June 46;
1910; EH 2384746; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
GODARD (BENJAMIN LovIs PAUL) AU
matin (At morn); op. 83, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[16290
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232899; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y:
— Mélodie; transcrite par Jean
Strauwen; pour violoncelle et piano.
[16291
© June 11, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233387; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris, France.
GoD’Ss UNCHANGING LOVE; words by
Neal A. McAulay, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [16292
© June 20, 1910; 2.-c. June 16,
1910; E 234750; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, II.
GoLDEN (THE) JUBILEE; march, by E.
Reichardt; piano. [16293
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
BH 234250, Carl Fischer, New York,
INA Xs
GOLDREIFCHEN ; mirchenspiel in sechs
bildern, mit gesang und tanz von
Paul Wertheimer und M. Evers, mu-
sik von Richard Fall. Vollstandiger
klavierauszug mit text. [16294
© May 17, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233260; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig, Germany.
GONDOLERIA; by H. L. Ashford; organ.
obl. 8vo. [16295
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
BH 238333; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GONDOLETTA; by Géza Horvath; piano.
[16296
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233184; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
poéme musical, by Erik Meyer-
Helmund; piano. [16297
© May 417, 1910; 2 c May 25,
1910; EH 232776; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
GOOD-BYE, EV’RYBODY’S GIRLIE; written [
and composed by Perey Edgar, Thos. |§
Walters and A. J. Lawrence. |
[16299 |}
© June 2, 1910; 2 ¢. June 2, 1910; |
EK 234136; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
London, England.
GOOD-BYE SWEETHEART, GOOD-BYE; by |
Albert von Tilzer, arr. by Edwin
Franko Goldman; cornet and piano. |
[163800 |
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910; |
E 234265; Carl Fischer, New York, |
IN YG
baritone or trombone and
(Three ballads, no. 3.) .
[16301 |
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910; |
E 234206; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ne Ye
GooD NIGHT; words by W. M. V.
Knapp, music by Montague F. Phil-
lips; female voices. (Octavo ed. of
trios, quartets, &¢., no. 418.)
[163802
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234402; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
GOOD NIGHT DOLLIE, SLEEP WELL (Gute
nacht puppchen, schlafe wohl); by
A. Sartorio, op. 864; piano. (In the
playroom, no, 12.) [16303
© May 16, 1910; 2 e@ May 25,
1910; E 232798; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GooD NIGHT LADIES; home waltzes, by
Floyd J. St. Clair; orchestra. Ato.
[16304
© May 16, 1910; 2 © May. 23;
1910; E 231987; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
GoUNOD (CHARLES-FRANGOIS) Célébre
ave Maria; méditation sur le 1°
prélude de Bach, transcrite par Jules
Cotten; mandoline et piano.
[16305
© June 11, 1910: 2 e@eimeat
1910; EH 234526; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France,
piano.
— Faust; selection arr. by Floyd J.
St. Clair; band. 4to. [16306
© May 16, 1910; 2 © May 23,
1910; EK 231985; H. N. White, Cleve- —|
GooD BYE, DEARIE DEAR; words and land, Ohio.
music by Helen S. Marqua. New Romanza; from the opera Faust,
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. arr. by A. F. Weldon; cornet and
[16298 piano. [16307
© May 238, 1910; 2 c« May 23, © June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
19103" °H °233031;. Mrs. Wm.. G. E 238452; Siegel-Myers correspond-
Marqua, Morgantown, W. Va. ence school of music, Chicago, III.
938
_ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July, 1910
GRACIEUX BADINAGE; par Albert Ar-
naud; piano. [16308
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231960; Heugel & cie., Paris
France.
GRAND CORTHGE; finale, by Edwin H.
Lemare; organ. (Original composi-
tions, no. 30.) [16309
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 233391; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
GRAND FOLIO OF HEBREW MUSIC NO. 8;
violin or mandolin. [16310
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
E 233338 ; Theodore Lohr, New York,
mY.
GRANDPA, THERE ARE NONE LIKE YOU;
words by Taylor C. White, music by
T. C. Bennett. [16311
© May 1, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
EK 2384588; Theron C. Bennett,
Omaha, Nebr.
GRANT TO US LoRD; anthem, composed
by James Lyon, op. 36, no. 9; mixed
voices. 4to. (Church choir library,
no. 46.) [16312
© June 18, 1910: 2 c. June 17,
1910; E 233759; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
GRANT WE BESEECH THEE; anthem,
composed by James Lyon, op. 36, no.
21; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
choir library, no. 57.) [16318
© June 18, 1910; 2 ce June 17%,
1910; E 233768; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
GREY EYES; words by W. M. V. Knapp,
music by Montague F. Phillips; no.
an, 7).
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
H 233511; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
Grieg (HpvarpD HacEeruP); Echoes
from Paradise; adapted and ed. by
Chas. Kunkel; piano. [16315
© June 16, 1910; 2 «@ June 18,
1910; EH 234798; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
GUARDIAN (THE) ANGEL; words by F.
W. Faber, music by Henry Harford.
London, Weekes & co. [16316
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
_ E 232955; Caroline Harford, South-
end, England.
16325
[16814 |
GUARDS’ (THE) SUCCESS; quick march,
by A. Shrimpton. 4to. (Boosey’s
new fife and drum journal, no. 176.)
[16317
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 24, 1910;
E 288027; Boosey & co., London,
England.
GUCKT DER GOLDNE MOND HERUNTER;
musik von Hans Hermann. (Lieder,
NOwa.) [16318
© June 9,1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
EH 2838902; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
GUIDE ME O THOU GREAT JEHOVAH;
part-song music arr. by G. Brayley;
mixed voices. 4to. (Brayley’s
chorus library, no. 17.) [16319
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910;
EH 232950; George Brayley, Boston,
Mass.
—— piano, violin and cello, flute
ad lib. [16320
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910;
EH 232951; George Brayley, Boston,
Mass.
GurRLItt (C.) Sonatina, op. 54, no. 4,
rey. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [16321
© May 12, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; E 2838122; Carl Fischer, New
Works, Ne Ne
GYPSY DANCE; by I. M. Mullen; piano.
Cincinnati, Ohio, John Arnold.
[16322
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 18,
1910; E 234792; Ida M. Mullen, Mer-
win, Ohio.
GYPSY EYES; intermezzo two step, by
Gertrude A. Smith, piano. [16323
© June 14, 1910; 2 @ June 14,
1910; EH 234566; J. H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
GYPSY MAIDEN; words and music by
X. Miller. [163824
© une 46,0 1910 2. Cc. pune di.
1910; H 234465; Xerxes Miller, St.
Louis, Mo.
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) ATiOso;
arr. von Emil Kross; violine und
klavier. (Neue klassische album-
blitter, no. 46.) [16325
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
E 283904; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16326
pt. 1, HeS., Vom
HatIL! FESTAL DAY; a children’s day
service, by various composers. 8vo.
[163826
(©), Apres) Oo 191025 2 ce) iia al,
1910; A 264414; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
HAIL TO THE LORD’S ANOINTED; words
unknown, music by L. S. Chafer.
[16327
PG May 1910: 2c. une! 16,
1910; E 284825; Lewis Sperry
Chafer, E. Northfield, Mass.
HALLELUJAH TO THE LAMB; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [16328
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
E 238565; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Ill.
HALLEY’S COMET; rag, by Harry J. Lin-
coln; piano. [16329
PCy junes it, 1910-2) “dune 43,
1910; E 233592; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Hasty (Ernest) Two introits; If
ye love me; [and] Shew me Thy
ways, O Lord; music by E. Halsey
and Arthur G. Colburn ; mixed voices.
4to. (Anglican choir, series, no.
196.) [163830
@7Ocii2e, 19095) 2ee¢: May 31,
1910; E 234050; Vincent music ¢o.,
Itd.. London, England.
HALVORSEN (JOHAN) Intermezzo, op.
29; duett ftir zwei violinen mit kKla-
vierbegleitung. (Miniaturen, no. 1.)
[16331
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232834; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
HAND IN HAND; walzerlied aus der
operette, Reiche midchen, yon Jo-
hann Strauss, arr. von Hans Schott.
1. Salon-orchester, ausgabe - fiir
Deutschland. 2. Wienerquartett.
[16332, 16333
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each June 17,
1910; E 233800, 283801; W. Karczag
& C. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
HANDS AND Lips; from A first sheaf of
little songs, words by Marguerite
Radclyffe-Hall, music by Robert Co-
ningsby Clarke. [16334
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 24, 1910;
E 288017; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
HANSEL AND GRETHEL SUITE; by Le
Roy Campbell; piano. [168385
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 231855; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
4
HANSON AMERICAN BAND MARCH; Dy
Lawrence L. Willey; piano. [16336
© May 24, 1910; 2 ceeMay 225
1910; E 231845; John M. Hubbard,
Rochester, N. H.
HaArrorD (HENRY) Two hymns and
tunes. Friend after friend deparis;
words by J. Montgomery. Our God
we thank Thee; words by A. A. Proc-
ter. 4to. London, Weekes & Go.
[16337
© May 16, 1910; 2 © May 2@
1910; E 232952; Caroline Harford,
Southend, England.
HARK, HARK, MY SOUL; anthem, by
W. HH. Bullock: ~S) asa Ato.
(Choruses for equal voices, Curwen’s
edition, no. 71276.) [16338
© June 17,-1910; 2° eemne AG
1910; E 234697; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
HARMONY; by A. W. Bullard. Lessons
1-10. Boston, Hill & Kern school of
music. (The classic course of music
study.) 8vo. [16339 |)
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 9, 1910;
A 2638668; Albert Wm. Bullard, Bos- |
ton, Mass.
Hare (THE) THAT [I SHALL PLAY;
words and music by Chas. Edw. Pol-
lock. [16340
© May 25, 1910; 2 ce. May 31,
1910; E 234027; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Harp (THE) THAT ONCE THRO’ TARA’S
HALLS; old Irish air, [and] ’Tis the
last rose of Summer; by Benedict;
arr. by A. F. Weldon; cornet and
piano. [16341
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233454; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il.
HASM. CHR.; song from Chanticlair,
the barn yard Romeo, words by Ed-
ward Madden, music by Béla Von
Ujj. [16342
© 1c. June 8, 1910; E 233525; ft
William Morris, ine., New York, |
Nc Xs. |
HATS OFF TO W. M. A.; lyric and mu-
Sic by Blanche Du Bois Taubman.
[163843
© May 31, 1910: 2G odamer.
1910; E 23838548; Du Bois pub. co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
940
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16362
HE CARES FOR ME; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16844
SS gune 20, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910; E 234715; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
HE DIED FOR ME; words and music by
Thoro Harris. [16345
May 25,,1910; 2c. May 31,
1910; E 2384029; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
HE DIED, MOTHERLAND FOR YOU; words
by Ruth Dingman, music by Ben. J.
Jerome. [16346
© May 2, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
E 2343849; Harry H. Sparks, To-
ronto, Canada.
HE GOT AWAY WITH IT; words by H.
O’Neil and Bill MacMahon, music
by O. E. Story. [16347
ciaee dune 5, 1910; EH 234177;
Oliver E. Story and Happy O’Neil,
East Boston, Mass.
HE IS LEADING ME ON; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16348
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910; E 234741; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill. .-
HE IS MINE; words by D. R.
Sickle, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16349
© esune 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 2384730; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
van
HE IS THE SAVIOUR FOR ME; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [163850
Siiny 25, 1910; 2 c.~May 31,
1910; E 232999; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort-Worth, Tex.
HE KEEPETH ME; words by Ellen C.
Tongren, music by H. Lillenas.
[16351
@eune’ 8, 1910: 2 ¢ June 10,
1910; E 238553; Haldor Lillenas,
Los Angeles, Cal.
HE KNOWETH THE WAY THAT I TAKE;
words by Miriam E. Arnold, music
by C. H. Gabriel. [16352
© June 20, 1910: 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 284726; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
HE LIVES WITHIN MY SOUL; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [163853
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10,
1910; H 283563; Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, Ill.
HE PAID A GREAT PRICE; words by H. C.
Pigneron, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[16354
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10,
1910; E 288567; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
HE PAID THE DEBT; words and music
by Thoro’ Harris. [16355
©) May 25, 1910: 2) e May 31
1910; HE 284045; Brown - Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
HE’S GONE, NO ONE KNOWS WHERE;
words by J. W. Dillon, music by O.
Belasco. [16356
@ dune s7,, 1910. 2.%e siunemses:
1910; E 233671; J. W. Dillon, Belle
Vernon, Pa. ;
HE’S WITH ME; words and music by
C. F. Weigele. [16357
© June’ 8) 1910: 2) ec: ume a0:
1910; E 283568; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
HE SAITH, COME UNTO ME; words by M.
Hemo, music by C. H. Marsh.
[16358
© May 23) 1910: 2, ey May. 23:
1910; EH 281880; Chas. H. Marsh,
New ork, INj7Y:
HE SLUMBERS NOT; words by Mrs. Mer-
rill E, Gates, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [16359
© June J, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
E 233322; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HEAR US FOR OUR NATIVE LAND; na-
tional response, words and music by
EK. S. Lorenz. [16360
© May 28, 1910; 2 ¢. June 3, 1910;
H 2333820; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HEART OF MY HEART [ AM HERE; from
The Alaskan, words by Arrington
Prewitt, music by Theo. H. North-
rup. [163861
© June. 10) 1910> 2c. tuner at,
1910; E 284476; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HEARTACHE; words’ translated by
Helen F. Bantock, music arr. by
Max Reger; men’s voices. 4to.
(Breitkopf & Hirtel’s choruses, no.
78.) [163862
© June 15, 1910; 2 « June 17,
1910; E 288816; Jos. Aibl verlag,
em. bp,’ hh. Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
941
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt a Gas. Vis
HEART’S DELIGHT (Herzbliattchen) ; by
Bruno Wandelt, op. 8, no. 4; piano.
[16363
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233192; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
HEART’S WISHES; idyl, by ,H. Lichner,
op. 5; rey. and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. [16364
2G). dune AOE Jee sume: As,
1910; E 233650; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y,
HEAVENS (THE) DECLARE HIS GLORY;
hymn, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
(In the Choir, vy. 11, no. 6.) [16365
© May 31, 1910; 1c. June 2, 1910;
E 234142; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
HEIDELBERG STEIN SONG; from Prince
of Pilsen, by Frank Pixley and Gus-
tav Luders, arr. by L. R. Dressler.
1. Female woices. 2. Mixed voices.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments, nos. 515, 516.) [16366, 16367
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each May
31, 1910; E 232967, 282968; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
HEIMWEH (Mal du pays); by Albert
Jungmann, op. 117, rev. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; piano. [16368
© May 21, 1910;-2 c. May 23,
1910; KE 231906; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HELP, HELP, HELP, I’M FALLING IN
LOVE; words by Vincent Bryan,
music ky H. von Tilzer. [16369
© June 9, 1910;-2 ec. June 9, 1910;
E 234874; Harry von Tilzer music
pub. co., New. York, N. Y.
HERBSTBLUME (Autumn flower); von
David Popper, op. 50, no. 5, ed. and
fingered by Leo Schulz; violoncello
and piano. [16370
© June 17), 1910-2 ee. June18,
1910; E 234814; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New “ork, N.Y.
HERR (DER) GAB DIR EIN GUTES AUGEN-
PAAR; text von Gottfried Keller,
musik von Hrich J. Wolff, op. 24.
(Zehn lieder, no. 3.) [163871
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232920; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
HESITATION; novelette, by John J.
Fitzpatrick; piano. Boston, Vinton
music pub. co. [16372
© June 13, 1910: 2 ¢.. June 13,
1910; E 233654; W. Hutchins, Provi-
dence, R. I.
HEXENTANZ (Witches’ dance) ; by E. A.
Macdowell, op. 17, no. 2, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232913; M. Witmark & sons, New |
More INE ye
HiIpE ME SAviouR; words by [C. Wes-
ley], music by J. E. Melvin. [16374
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 2348389; J. E. Melvin, Canute,
Okla.
HIGH SCHOOL PROCESSIONAL MARCH; by
Francis Busch; piano. [16375
© 1c¢. May 28, 1910; E 231854;
Anna Busch Flint, Schenectady,
ING TY2
HIGHLAND (THE) BOY; words and
music by L. Brantley. New York,
K. B. Haviland pub. co. [16376
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EK 238507; Luther Brantley, Braden-
town, Fla.
HIMMEL (DER) HANGT TIEF; melodie,
auf dichtung von Catulle Mendés,
musik von I. J. Paderewski, op. 22.
(Zwo6lf melodien, no. 3.)
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EK 2381968; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
HINAUS; ged. und musik von Carl
Schiebold. 4to. (Volkstumliche min-
nerchG6re, no. 38.) [16378
© May 27, 1910; 2 © June 17,
1910; E 2838808; Ernst Eulenburg,
Leipzig, Germany.
HIS CLEANSING POWER; words and
music by Mrs. W. T. Morris. [16879
© June 20, 1910; 2 « June 16,
1910; E 2347385; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, 111.
HIS LAST LINE IN CHERRY MINE; words
and music by J. Rowan. New York,
F.. B. Haviland pub. ¢o. [16388C
© June 10, 1910; 2 ce June 10,
1910; EH 233544; James Rowan, Ma-
rion, Ind.
HIS LOVE DECLARE; words by Charlotte |
G. Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16381
© June 20, 1910; 2 « June 16,
1910; E 284786; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
942
[16377 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16399
History oF Music; by A. W. Bullard.
Lessons 1-10. Boston, Hill & Kern
school of music. (The classic course
of music study.) Svo. [16382
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 9, 1910;
A 263667; Albert Wm. Bullard, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HoOcHZEITS - WALZER; aus der panto-
mime, Der schleier der Pierrette,
musik yon Ernst von Dohnaneji, op.
18, no. 4; klavier. <A, original. B,
erleichtert, arr. von Gustav Blasser.
[16383, 16884
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. each May 25,
1910; E 232813, 232814; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
—_——_
C, als tanz-walzer, arr. von
Gustav Blasser; klavier. [16885
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EH 2338291; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
HOLD UP THE CROSS; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel, jr. [16386
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234751; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
HOLY OF HOLIES; words by Sallie K.
Best, music by Thoro Harris.
[16387
© May 25, 1910; 2 c« May 831,
1910; E 284004; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
HOME AT LAST; anthem, text by Thos.
R. Taylor, music by J. Truman Wol-
cott. (Octavo church music, no
10082.) [16388
© Jue 13, 1910; 2' c. June 13,
1910; E 233693; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HOME, SWEET HOME; by Bishop, arr.
by A. F. Weldon; cornet and piano.
[16389
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 238448; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il.
Hometess. See Verlorene heimat.
HOMESPUN RAG; by Austin S. Benson;
for piano. [16390
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234144; Chas. K. Harris, New
Mork, N. Y.
HONEY BuG; words by Earle C. Jones,
music by Charlotte Blake.
[163891
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec June 16,
1910; E 284763; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
Honey I WILL LONG FOR YOU; words by
Arthur Longbrake, music by Ed. EHd-
wards. [16392
Gy une 16, 1910: 2-¢.5 June 16)
1910; E 284711; Jos. Morris co., New
Yorks Noi:
HoNEYMOON (THE); words and music
by Paul Drolshagen. [16393
© May 23, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; EH 233227; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Hore FOR ALL; words and music by
C. F. Weigele. [16394
. ©June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
HH} 233579; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
HoPE WHISPERS; words by Willis
George Emerson, music by Dora
Dunham Cornell. [16395
© June 10, 1910; 2 @ June 11,
1910; E 234477; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HousrE (THE) OF MANY MANSIONS;
words by B. F. Clarkson, music by
J. M. Black. [16896
© May 22, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; H 234074; James M. Blaek,
Williamsport, Pa.
How CAN I SAY GOOD-BYE TO YOU; song,
music by M. Greenwald. [16397
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
EK 234389; Leo Feist, New York,
INGE
How DOES THE WIND BLOW; words by
John Stevenson, music by Charles
Villiers Stanford, op. 118. (Cushen-
dall, no. 6.) [16398
© May 28, 1910; 2’ c. May 27,
1910; E 233304; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
How I DROVE THE SPECIAL; words by
Arthur Helliar, musie by Cuthbert
Clarke. (Musical monologues, no.
Sl) [16399
© May 28, 1910; 2 «> May 28,
1910; E 281945; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
943
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16400
pt: Te aS: ¥..5
How IN THE WORLD AM I GOING TO BE
GEORGE WASHINGTON; words and
music by Charles H. Pace.
[16400
© June 21, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 233909; Pace music house,
Benton Harbor, Mich.
How LONG IS ETERNITY; words and mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas. [16401
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
H 283578; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
How MANY SHEAVES? words by Mrs.
Augusta Houghten Antony, music
by Alice Antony Brown. [16402
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234040; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
HOw WOULD YOU LIKE TO FLY WITH ME;
words and music by A. C. Luttman.
[16403
© 1c. May 381, 1910; E 234087;
A. C. Luttman, Los Angeles, Cal.
Hupson (THE) BELLE; two-step, by
Ivan Caryll; piano. [16404
© May 23,1910; 2c. May 24, 1910;
E 233019; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
HUMORESKA; CAPRICCIETTO; IDYLKA
(2); zklavirnich skladef, Jos. Suk,
op: (4 .n0--2,46, 4, upravil Er.) On-
dricek, pro housle s priivodem kla-
viru. [16405
©!) May 1730, 1910: 2co June. 17,
1910; E 283820; Fr. A. Urbdnek,
Prague, Austria.
HUMORESKE; par HB. Barnes; piano.
[16406
© Apr” 20, 1910: 2 e¢. May 31,
1910; E 234058; B. Schott’s s6hne,
Mainz, Germany.
HUMORESKE.
(Carl)
See also CAmmerer
Sechs charakterstiicke.
HUMORESQUE; by F. Addison Porter,
op. 25; piano. [16407
© May 18, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910;
E 231999, G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
by Nelson Illingworth; violin and
piano. [16408
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234416; Nicholson & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia.
HUMORESQUE, See
Tschaikowsky
(Per)
HUNTING sone (Jigerlied); by Fritz
Spindler, op. 75, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [16409
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 283121; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ne DY:
HUPF MEIN MADEL (yip-i-addy-i-ay) ;
lied von Will. D. Cobb, deutscher
originaltext von Alfred Schonfeld,
musik von John H. Flynn. [16410
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 288200; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
als waizer bearb. von A.
Bose, arr. von O. Hackenberger. 1.
Militirmusik. 2. Infanteriemusik.
[16411, 16412
© May 31, 1910; 2 ec. each June 1,
1910; E 233198, 233199; Chappell &
co., ltd., London, England.
HUSHABYE; words and music by L.
Zirbes.. 8yo. [16413
© May 1, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
EK 234328; Laura Zirbes, Cleveland,
Ohio.
HUSH-A-BYE WALTZ; by Gladys Kirk-
land; piano or cabinet organ.
[16414
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 233427; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
HYMNE CELESTE; par Rudolf Friml;
piano. [16415
© June 15, 191052) esune 14:
1910; E 284645; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
I AIN’T LOOKING FOR NO JOB FOR LIFE;
words and music by W. H. Shackel-
ford. New York, F. B. Haviland pub.
co. [16416
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
BE 234157; Wm. Edwin Shackelford,
Winnipeg, Canada.
I AM INCLUDED; words and music by —
Robert Harkness. [16417
© Apr. 30, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233217; Charles M. Alexander,
New York, N. Y.
I AM LONGING FOR TO-MORROW WHEN I
THINK OF YESTERDAY; mediey waltz,
intro. For just one kiss, by Ed. Ed-
ward, arr. by Everett J. Hvans;
band. 4to. [16418
©: June 11, 1910; 2: ¢ Ames
1910; E 284459; Jos. Morris co., New —
York,’ Ns Y¥.
944
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16435
I AM LONGING FOR YOU HALLIE DEAR;
words and music by Ella C. Goodall
Allerton. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [16419
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 2384161; Ella Goodall Allerton,
Alliance, Ohio.
AM THE STAR OF THE DAY; poem by
Sir Rennall Rodd, music by Sadie
Harrison. [16420
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
B 234196; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. (N.Y.
CAN TRUST JESUS; words by S. H.
Hodges, music by Samson Hodges.
[16421
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec June 10,
1910; EH 233582; Chas. F. Weigele,
Pasadena, Cal.
CAN’T REACH THAT TOP NOTE; quick
march, arr. by J. Ord Hume; band.
4to. (Boosey’s march journal, no.
214.) [16422
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 17,
1910; EH 23838791; Star music pub.
co., Itd., London, England.
I CAN’T TAKE MY EYES OFF THE PITCHER;
words by Carlton L. Colby, music by
A. Victor Hedin. [16423
tune 11, 1910: 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 2384471; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I CRACKED MY WHIP; written by Cosmo
Grant, composed by J. Chas. Moore;
with tonic-sol-fa setting. 4to.
[16424
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 21, 1910;
E 233073; National music pub. ¢o.,
London, England.
I’D LIKE TO FIND A SWEETHEART; words
by Wm. Mason, music by Win. J.
Snyder. [16425
© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 26, 1910;
E 233226; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
ie Like TO SEE WHAT CALLS “YoU
DEARIE; words and music by Evelyn
Bloom. [16426
© May 28, 1910; 2 ¢. June 1, 1910;
E 233242; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
I DO LOVE YOU AND YOU DO LOVE ME;
written and composed by Herbert
Clarke and E. W. Rogers. [16427
© June 8, 1910; 2 ¢. June 8, 1910;
E 233485; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I
DON’T LIKE YOU AT ALL; words and
music by W. A. Richardson. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16428
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
HE 2382867; W. A. Richardson, Brem-
erton, Wash.
DREAMT THAT I DWELT IN MARBLE
HALLS. See Balfe (M. W.)
I ENVY EVERY CIRCLET; from A dream of
be
945
EKeypt, words by Charles Hanson
Towne, music by Amy Woodfarde-
Finden. [16429
© May 21, 1910; 2c: May 23, 1910;
EH 2381985; Boosey & co., London,
England.
HAD A LAND; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Valentine
Hemery. No. 2 in F. [16430
© sume 17, 191052 ¢) June 18
1910; E 2384823; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, Hng-
land.
HAVE A FRIEND; words and music by
B. A. Bray. [16431
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EL 233478; Blanche A. Bray, Indus-
fy, eal.
HAVE A SWEETHEART; waltz song,
words and music by H. G. Jones.
[164382
© 1c. May 26, 1910; E 233058;
Helen Grace Jones, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
HAVE ENTERED INTO REST; words and
music by Haldor Lillenas. [164388
© Gunes S; 1910ke'2 eo" June 10;
1910; EH 2383576; Chas. F. Weigele,
‘Pasadena, Cal.
HAVE MY EYES ON A CHICKEN; from
Chanticlair, the barn yard Romeo,
words by Edward Madden, music by
Daniel Dolré. [164384
@©iilres june 8, 19105 fH 2835215
William Morris, ine, New York,
IN
HEARD A GREAT VOICE; anthem for
general use, words from Rey. XXi,
music by J. H.- Roberts; mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
10075. ) [16485
© May 23,.1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 231911; Theo, Presser. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16436
pt. mae ee ve
I KNOW NOT WHERE; poem by S. S. | I Lov—E rou DEARLY WHY DO YOU DOUBT
Pence, music by Arden W. Allen.
Portland, Oreg., Seiberling-Lucas
music co. [16436
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
Ker2aa2o2s §. ss. Lence & HH. BB.
Lawrence, Portland, Oreg.
I KNOW THE PLACE WHERE WE WILL
REST (Ich weiss wohl, wo wir ruh’n
zur nacht); by Kate Vannah, arr.
by L. R. Dressler; female voices.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments, no. 499.) [16437 | ’M AFTER PEKOE; written by George —
© May 28, 1910; 2 @ May 21,
1910; E 232969; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
TLL CHANGE THE THORNS TO ROSES;
lyric by Arthur J. Lamb, music by
ME; words and music by Frances J.
Knight. [16445
© May 20, 1910; 2 ©. May 26,
1910; E 233247; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’M A PERFECT LADY; lyric by Melville
Alexander, music by Malvin Frank-
lin. [16446
© 1c. June 6, 1910; E 233464;
Daisy Harcourt, New York, N. Y.
Arthurs, composed by Alf. J. Law-
rance. [16447
© May .26, 1910; 2 ¢. May 26,
1910; EK 233049; Francis, Day & -
Hunter, London, England.
H. Howard Cheney and Alfred | I'M ALL RicHT; from Madame Sherry,
Fredericks. [16438
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May. 25,
1910; E 233172; Music house of
Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
ILL COME BACK TO BANTRY Bay; writ-
ten by A. J. Mills, composed by Ben-
nett Scott. London: The star mu-
sic pub. co. [16439
© -May 31, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 233169; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
I’LL KEEP BACHELOR’S HALL; words by
Emory Woodfield, music by Harry
Hoyt. [16440
©) fune 14. 1910.2" .c, “june. 11,
1910; E 234466; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
T’LL PUT THE BLAME ON Mr. RUBIN-
STEIN; words and music by Hugene | ——_
Platzmann. [16441
© June AS 1910 2 .c- June: 14,
1910; E 2383684;-Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I LOVE MY LOVE, BUT OTHERS CAN TAKE
HER PLACE; words and music by HEH.
R. Cooke. [16442
© 1c. June 16, 1910; E 234786; E.
Ruth Cooke, Baltimore, Md.
lyric by Otto Hauerbach, music by
Karl Hose@hna. [16448
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234194; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. IN ¥
I’M AT HOME ALL DAY; written by
Frank W. Carter, composed by Fred
Elton. [16449
© June 8, 1910; 2 ce. June 8, 1910;
E 233489; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I’M AWE’LY GLAD I’M IBiSH; intro: I
didn’t mean to make you cry: med-
ley march two-step, by Al. Pianta-
dosi, arr. by Robert Recker; band.
4to. [16450
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234882; Leo Feist, New York,
NEY!
orchestra. 4to. [16451
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. June 9, 1910;
FE 284391; Leo Feist, New York,
Newsy,
I’M GOIN’ TO TELL ON YoU; words by
Earl Taylor, music by Mike Bernard.
[16452
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 24,
1910; E 232773; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I LOVE YOU BEST OF ALL; written and | I'M HIDING IN THEE; words and music
composed by Madgie Harwood.
[16443
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 233050; Francis, Day &
Hunter. London, England.
I LOVE YOU, DEAR; words by Blair
Leyton, musie by S. P. Harris; in B
flat. [16444
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; E 2338710; Sydney P. Harris,
Detroit, Mich.
946
by A. B. Little. [16453
© May 25, 1910; 2 e. May 31,
1910; E 284024; Brown-Franklin ¢o.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
I‘M IN LOVE WITH YOU, DEAR CIGARETTE}
written and composed by Frank W.
Carter, Will E. Haines and Donovan
Meher. _ [16454
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233486; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
iid
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July, 1910
I sitz’ GERN BEIM BACHERL.
rische lieder.
See Stey-
I’VE BEEN ROAMING; words old English,
composed by Charles Edward Horn,
ed. by Edgard Lévi. 1, In C, 2, In
D, 3, in EH. (Standard songs, no.
44.) [16455-16457
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each May 28,
1910; E 233154—-233156; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, lid., London, Eng-
land.
I wait FoR THEE; words by Clifford
Grey, music by J. Goulding; key of
EK flat. London, Joseph Williams,
lid. [16458
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 3, 1910;
E 2338312; James Goulding, London,
England.
I WAKENED WHEN THE MOON; from A
dream of Egypt, words by Charles
Hanson Towne, music by Amy
W oodforde-Finden. [16459
@ May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231934; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
I WANT A MAN; Suffragette song, words
by Louis Weslyn, music by Ernest
R. Ball. [16460
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234123; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. IN. Y.
I WANT YOU FOR MY SWEETHEART;
words and music by J. C. Young.
Washington, D. C., Olie music pub.
co. [16461
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 283298; J. Creswell Young, Wash-
ington, D. C.
I WILL BE YOUR CHANTECLER; words by
Addison Burkhardt, music by H. Von
Tilzer. [16462
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234877; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER AND FOREVER-
MORE; words by George Fairman,
music by Fred G. Rover. [16463
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234875; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I WONDER, DEAR; words and music by
Bert Lacey. [16464
@ Apri 10,. 1910): 2-¢. Mar 26;
1910; E 281876; Wm. De Legro &
son, San Diego, Cal.
16474
I WONDER IF YOU MISS ME TOO; by
Harold Jack Gould; vocal orch. key
of G. Ato. [16465
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31,
1910; E 282970; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WONDER WILL IT RAIN TODAY; words
by L. M. Robinson; music by Madden
music co. ‘Tutwiler, Miss., The
southern music co. [16466
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; H 233911; L. M. Robinson, Tut-
wiler, Miss.
ae
I WOULD LIKE TO MARRY A GIRL LIKE
You; words and music by Leslie C.
Thomason. La Fayette, Ind., Rinker
music co. [16467
© June 21, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 288907; Chenoweth &
Thomason, La Fayette, Ind.
IBERIA; images no. 2, par Claude De-
bussy, transcription par André Cap-
let. 1. Piano 44 mains. 2. 2 pianos
& 4 mains. [16468, 16469
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. each June
11, 1910; H 234540, 234541; Durand
& cie., Paris, France.
IcH FURCHT’ NIT GESPENSTER; text von
Gottfried Keller, musik von Erich J.
Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 9.)
[16470
©je Many 2) 1910); 2) ce. Maye 21,
1910; E 232926; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
IDEE GRACIEUSE; piéce mélodique, par
Léon J. Fontaine, op. 20; violon et
piano. (Impressions musicales, no.
2.) [16471
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234425; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
IDILLIO IN A FLAT; idyl, by Theodore
Lack, op. 134, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter ; piano. [16472
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27,
1910; EH 232898; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IDYLLE PRINTANIERE; poésie de Victor
Hugo, musique de Charles Lecocq.
[16473
©ughune! ds, 1910 2. c. dune 6,
1910; B 233378; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Ir; words by Cora Fabbri, music by
Harold Vincent Milligan. (Jn the
Circle, v. 7, no. 6.) [16474
© June 1, 1910; 1 c. June 2, 1910;
B 234143; Circle pub. co., New York,
Nie
947
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16475
pt. 0; 1. S., Vv. 5
IF A ROSE COULD SING; words and music
by Adele G. Wilkins. [16475
© May 25,-1910; 2c. May 25,
1910; E 232784; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
IF EVERY DREAM CAME TRUE; words by
C. Dundas, music by J. H. Slack.
[16476
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 3, 1910;
E 234359; Drake & Doncourt, New
Work | .N:Y.
IF I ONLY COULD FORGET YOU AS YOU
HAVE FORGOTTEN ME; words and
music by D. Morrison. [16477
© 1 « May 25, 1910; HB 232782;
David Morrison, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ir I ONLY KNEW THEN WHAT I KNOW
NOW, GEE WHAT A DIFFERENCE THERE'D
BE; words and music by T. W. Bol-
ger and J. F. Clark. [16478
© 1c. May 31, 1910; E 234085;
Bolger & Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ir I SHOULD DIE BEFORE | WAKE HOW
WILL I KNOW I’M DEAD; lyric by
Thos. J. Gray, music by Bert A.
Williams. [16479
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 81,
1910; EH 232965; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Ir I WERE ONLY LOVED BY YOU; words
by J. H. Hughes, music by Fred C.
Cummins. [16480
(eC) une th) A910 2)ex Tune 10:
1910; E 2384802; Jos. H. Hughes,
Saginaw, Mich.
IF LOVEY SHOULD DIE WHAT WOULD
DUCKY DO; words by Hal Starret,
music by T. C. Benneit. [16481
© May 1, 1910; 2 ec. May 27, 1910;
E 284587; Theron C. Bennett,
Omaha, Nebr.
IF TEARS WERE PEARLS; by Albert von
Tilzer, arr. by Edwin Franko Gold-
man. 1. B flat cornet and piano.
2. Baritone or trombone and piano.
Bass clef. [16482, 16483
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; E 234263, .. 234264; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
IF THE MOON TOLD ALL HE KNEW; by
Fleta Jan Brown, vocal orchestra,
key of E flat, no. 1188. 4to. [16484
iS June 17, 1910:" 2c June. 18,
1910; E 284809; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Ir THE WIFE COULD SEE ME NOW;
words by A. J. Mills, music by Ben-
nett Scott. London, Star music pub.
eo., ltd. [16485
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec. June Q,
1910; E 234408; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
IF THIS ROSE TOLD YOU ALL IT KNOWS;
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
T. Morse. [16486
© May 25, 1910; 2) © May 25,
1910; E 232791; Theodore Morse
music co., New York, N. Y.
IF YOU BUT KNEW; words and music
by Joe Bren. [16487
© June 14, 1910; 2 @ June 8,
1910; E 233515; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas city, Mo.
IF YOU DON’T KNOW HOW TO CROW, JUST
CACKLE; words and music by I. M.
Mullen. Cincinnati, _ Ohie* John
Arnold. [16488
© June 18, 1910; 2 « June 18,
1910; E 234794; Ida M. Mullen, Mer-
win, Ohio.
IF YOU LIVE IN OLD MISSOURI THERE’S
NO PLACE LIKE HOME; words and
music by T. J. Curran, are by A]
Barr. [16489
© May 17, 1910; 2 ec. June 8, 1910;
HK. 233497; Thomas J. @irraavens.
Louis, Mo.
IF YOU’LL LET ME HAVE MY SAY; words
and music by P. F.. Woodford.
[16490
© 1c. May 23, 1910; H 231850;
Perey F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
IF YOU SAIL THE SEA YOU'VE GOT TO BE
A SAILOR; words and music by Ste-
phen A. White. [16491
© May 31, 1910; 2 «@ May si,
1910; E 2382989; John M. Hubbard,
Rochester, N. H.
Ir YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY, BE GOOD;
words by J. McD. Kerr, music by
WwW. W. Wyant. [16492
© May 20, 1910; 2 c May 27,
1910; E 232914; J MeD. Kerr, De-
troit, Mich.
IF YOU WILL ONLY SMILE; words and
music by G. C. Dukes. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [16493
© June 16, 1910; 2 « June 16,
1910; E 234698; Grover C. Dukes,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
948
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
IM MONDENSCHEIN; ged, von Gottberg-
Herzog, musik von Otto Miiller-
Sehnaucder, op. 20; fiir dreistim-
migen frauenchor, mit klavierbegl.
Ato. [16494
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec June 17,
1910; E 233809; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig, Germany.
Im WALD (Echo-lied); ged, von C.
Rohr, musik von W. Arndt, op. 56;
midnnerchor. Partitur und stimmen
Ato. [16495
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 23383857; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
IM WALDE; melodie, auf dichtung von
Catulle Mendés, musik von I. J.
Paderewski, op. 22. (Zwo6lf melo-
dien, no. 1.) [16496
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231966; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France. .
IMP RAG; words and music by Webb
Long. [16497
© fone 21,1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233910; Long music pub. co.,
Wichita, Kans.
IN AUTUMN; by Ernest Newton; piano-
forte. (7 miniatures, no. 4.)
‘ [16498
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234678; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
IN DER PuszTA (Hungarian march) ;
von Ernst Heuser, op. 67, no. 3;
piano. [16499
©jane 15, 1910: 2c. June 14,
1910; E 234660; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
IN DER SOMMERNACHT (Summer
night) ; romanze, by Hans H. Ruhl;
pianoforte. [16500
@aune 15,1910; °2 ce. June 14,
1910; EH 234649; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
IN FREEDOM’S NAME; national anthem,
words and musie by J. H. Palmer.
(In Baltimore American, May 29,
1910.) [16501
© May 29, 1910; 1 @ May 831,
1910; E 284591; John H. Palmer,
Baltimore, Md.
In HAmMMeERSBACH; from Three Bava-
rian dances, no. 2, by Edward Elgar,
arr. by J. Smallwood Winder; organ.
[16502
© June 14, 1910; 2 e@ June 16,
1910; E 233722; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London, England.
16510
IN HIGHLAND AND MEADOW; poems by
Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert
Bridges and Edward Fitzgerald,
music by Cyril Bradley Rootham;
chorus and piano. 4to. [16503
©May 16, 1910; 2 c« May 27,
1910; E 283307; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
In Hottanp (En Hollande) ; suite, by
Christiaan Kriens; small orchestra.
Score. obl. Svo. [16504
© May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 2842532; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING Ye:
IN HUSKIN’ TIME; words by Bartley
Costello, music by Albert Gumble.
[16505
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
EK 2832385; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN LUST UND SCHMERZEN (In joy, in
sorrow); ged. von Peter Cornelius,
mit englischem texte von John Bern-
hoff, und franzédsischem texte von
Magnus Synnestvedt, music von A.
RiGter, Op. +1, No: vo 7 mittel. -.CAus-
gewihite lieder mit klavier, no. 14.)
[16506
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 2382991; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
IN MEMORY OF LONG AGO; words and
music by J. Williamson. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [16507
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234151; Jennie Williamson, Wau-
komis, Okla.
In Mexico; words and music by Max
Armstrong. [16508
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
HK 233238; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
In OLD Maprip; by H. Trotere, arr. by
A. F. Weldon; cornet and piano.
[16509
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 238445; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il.
In San Nazaro; cycle of four songs,
words by William Hervey Woods,
musie by R. Huntington Woodman;
mezzo-sop. or baritone. [16510
@ugiume ds; 191032 -e fune” 15,
1910; E 2337389; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N.Y.
949
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16511
pt. 1 Bes y. ©
-IN THAT HE HIMSELF HATH SUFFERED ;
words by Miriam BH. Arnold, music
by C. H. Gabriel. [16511
© June 20, 1910; Be Fune AG,
1910; E 2847382; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
IN THE ARBOR; by Frank Lynes, op. 54,
no. 1; piano. [16512
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; EH 234694; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
IN THE DREAMY AUTUMN DAYS; words
and music by J. R. Groves. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [16513
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 27,1910;
E 232866; John R. Groves, Spencer-
port, N.Y:
IN THE FAR HAST; intermezzo, by Ray-
mond Howe: piano. [16514
© June 43,1910; 2) ec: June As,
1910; E 283697; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN THE GARDEN OF PINES FAR AWAY;
words and musie by Arthur Burke.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. ca.
[16515
© June 10; 1910: 2 -c. June 10;
1910; E 233545; Burke & Borden, |
Jersey City, N. J.
IN THE PARADISE OF THE SOUTH; words
and music by A. A. Hamel, jr. New
York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[16516
©) June, 44-°1910- 2 e Jjuneri4,
1910; E 234562; Albert A. Hamel, jr.,
New York, N. Y.
IN THE SHADOWS; dance, by Herman
Fink; piano. [16517
© May 28, 1910; 2-c. May 31, 1910;
E 232964; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
IN THE SUMMERTIME; words and music
by J. Klima. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [16518
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
HK 233409; James Klima, New York,
NEY.
IN THE VALLEY OF O-HI-0; words by
John Carrol and Alexander Kelly,
music by A. F. Miller. [16519
© June 3, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233414; Anthony F. Miller, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
IN THIS LITTLE BUNCH OF BLUE; words
and music by H. McAdams. [16520
© May 238, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231925; Henry McAdams, Spring
Valley, Ill.
IN TOUCH; words by Ada R. Haber-
shon, music by M. L. Stocks. [16521
© Apr. 30, 1910;°3 €’aume 4,
1910; E 233210; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
INDIAN SERENADE; words by Henry
Gordon Spencer, music by Lorena
Beresford. (Octavo choruses for
women’s voices, no. 5481.) [16522
© May. 31; 1910>2) eames:
1910; E 233295; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
INDIAN WAR DANCE; by Platon Brou-
noff; piano. (Musical scenes, no. 4.)
[16528
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 2338348; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
INDISKRETION ; worte von Benno Vigny
und Robert Winterberg, musik von
Robert Winterberg. [16524
© May 26, 1910: 2 © June 14,
1910; EH 2384612; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
INSAISISSABLE (L’); valse chantée,
vers de Pierre d’Amor, musique de
Maurice Pesse. [16525
© May 28, 1910; 2 « May 23,
1910; EK 231954 ; Durand & cie., Paris,
France.
piano seul. [16526
© May 28, 1910; 2 e May 831,
1910; E 234094; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
INSPIRING MELODIES; by D. Sloan. 8vo.
[16527
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 81,
1910; A 263797; Daniel Sloan, Zion
City, Ill.
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW ; march by
Frank P. Atherton; band. 4to.
[16528
© June 18, 1910° 2 © ame te
1910; E 233753; Orpath musie€ ¢o.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
INTO THE FOLD; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Robert Bat-
ten. [16529
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 24,
1910; E 2383029; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England. ,
Invito (L’) See Rossini (G. A.)
INVOCATION; par H. Messerer; orgue.
(Les grands maitres de lorgue, no.
Zhe) [16530
© May 28, 1910; 2 c May 37:
1910; E 284116; Emile Ledue, P.
.Bertrand & cie., Paris, Framce.
950
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
INvocAaTion—Continued.
par Léon J. Fontaine, op. 24,
violon et piano. (Piéces mélodiques,
op. 24.) [16531
@edune 9. 1910; 2 c.. June 18,
1910; E 2383898; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
IRELAND; words by John Stevenson,
music by Charles Villiers Stanford,
op. 118. (Cushendall, no. 1.) [16532
© May 28, 1910; 2 c« May 27,
1910; E 233299; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
IRELAND I LOVE you, ACUSHLA Ma-
CHREE; by Raymond A. Browne, arr.
by W. C. O’Hare. 1. Trombone with
band ace. 2. Cornet with band acc.
4to. [16538, 16534
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each, May
28, 1910; H 233101, 233103; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Is IT FOR ME YOU’RE LONELY; words
and music by Billie De Laney. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16535
@Grtune dt, 1910: 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 2384486; Billie De Laney,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Is THE HELM IN THE MASTER’S HANDS;
words by M. S. Brown, music by
C. H. Gabriel. [16536
Gr dune 20, 1910: 2 c. June. 16,
1910; E 234728; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, III.
ISABELLA ; valse espagnole, by H. Beau-
mont; piano. [16537
© june 1) 1910-°2.¢, June 1, 1910;
E 283177; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Ists; waltz, by W. A. Wilcox; piano.
Rey. ed. [16538
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EK 2338513; Carl Hauser, New York,
ee
ISLANDER (THE); musical comedy,
composed by P, M. Faraday, selec-
tion, arr. by Jacques Heuvel; piano.
London, Metzler & co. (1909), ltd.
[16539
© May 14, 1910; 2 ce. May 28, 1910;
EH 232946; Philip Michael Faraday,
London, England.
ISN’T IT NICE TO HAVE A GIRL IN EVERY
PART OF TOWN; words by Harry C.
Kothe, music by Calvert Williamson.
[16540
@ June 14, 1910: 2 ¢; June 14,
1910; E 234560; J. H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
16549
ir; march two-step, composed and arr.
by C. J. Chaffee; piano. [16541
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234271; C. J. Chaffee, Chillicothe,
Mo.
IT LOOKS LIKE SOMETHING THAT THE
CAT BROUGHT IN; by W. T. Francis,
vocal orchestra, key of E flat, no.
1186. Ato. [16542
© June 17, 1910; 2 ce June 18,
1910; E 2384810; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IT’S FUNNY WHAT LOVE MAKES YOU DO;
words and music by Jos. E. Howard.
[16543
© May 25, 1910; 2 ec. May 25, 1910;
EH 232779; Chas. K. Harris, New
York Ne ¥:
IT’S THE SAME OLD GIRL; words by Ar-
thur Gillespie, music by Terry Sher-
man. [16544
© May 31,1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
H 234076; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, N. Y.
IT WOULD BE YOU; words and music by
Dora Dunham Cornell. [16545
©PsJuney 10: 19106" 2) ehjunem ia,
1910; EH 234478; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ITALIAN SUITE; by R. Gruenwald, op.
484, (Military band journal, no.
GS. ) [16546
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 233067; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
ITALIE; tarentelle, par Paul Saegel;
piano. (Le début du piano, 4°™°
série, En voyage, no. 38.) [16547
© May 28, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
H 234107; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
ITALIENISCHES LIEDCHEN. See . Cim-
merer (Carl) Sechs stticke.
JACK RABBIT RAG; by Donald Garcia,
arr. by F. H. Losey; band. 4to.
[16548
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 24,1910;
E 238004; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
JAGDFIEBER-WALZER; nach motiven der
gleichnamigen operette, von Karl
Haupt; klavier. [16549
© May. 28, 1910; 2 ec June 11,
1910; E 283825; Josef Eberle, Vien-
na, Austria.
951
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16550
pt: Eee vies
JEALOUSY: words and music by J. L.
Thompson.
© 1c May 23, 1910; E 231851;
J. L. Thompson, Chicago, Ill.
JEHOVAH’S PRAISE; words by Charlotte
G. Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16551
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910; E 234743; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
JENNIE KISSED ME; words by Leigh
Hunt, music by Christiaan Kriens.
Newly rey. ed. [16552
© May 23, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234209; Carl Fischer, New York,
i es
JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN; words by
Bernard of Cluny, music by T. H.
Peacock. [16553
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31,
1910: E 234026; Brown-Franklin
eo., Fort Worth, Tex.
tr. by J. M. Neale, music by
E. E. Mitchell; quartet for male
voices. New York, The H. W. Gray
co. S8yvo. [16554
© June 1, 1910; 2 c June 2, 1910;
E 234128; Ernest Edwin Mitchell,
Adelaide, Australia.
JESU, My LorD; hymn-anthem; words
by Henry Collins, music by F.
Brueschweiler; chorus of mixed
voices and solo quartet. (Octavo
church music, no. 5410.) [16555
© May 27, 1910; 2 ce. May 238,
1910; E 283124; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
JESUS AND SHALL IT EVER BE; sacred
song, music by W. C. Williams; bass
solo. [16556
© May 27, 1910;.2 ¢. May 27,
1910; E 232897; Wm. A. Pond &
co., New York, N. .Y.
JESUS, I MY CROSS HAVE TAKEN; mu-
sic by L. O. Emerson; sop. or ten.
solo. [16557
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 8, 1910:
E 233327; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
JESUS, My LORD IS REAL TO ME; words
and music by J. A. Brown. [16558
© May 25, 1910. 2c. "May si,
1910; E 234035; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
JESUS SAVES; words by J. T. McKim,
music by C. H. Gabriel. [16559
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 16,
1910; E 234717; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, II].
JESUS, SHEPHERD; words by E. S. Van
Ness, music by Arthur A. Penn.
[16560
© June 8, 1910; 2 eesune 413)
1910; E 233667; E. S. Van Ness,
Stockton, Cal.
JEUNESSE (LA) D’ HERCULE. See Saint
Saéns (C. C.)
JOHN, ONE TWELVE; words and music
by J. A. Brown. [16561
©) May 25, 19107 2eeetag os!
1910; E 234007; Brown-Franklin
co., Forth Worth, Tex.
JOHNNY JUMP-UP; march, by W. C.
Powell; for piano. [16562
© June 2,. 19103) 2aetane 2:
1910; E 234148; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
JOLI (LE) JEU DE FURET; paroles et
musique de Roger-Ducasse; choeur
de petites filles, solo et choeur, voix
égales, avec ace. dorchestre. 1.
Partition. 2. 1°** violons.
[165638, 16564
© June 11, 1910; 2 ec. each June
6, 1910; E 233364, 233368; A. Du-
rand & fils, Paris, France.
JOY FOR ME; words and music by
Thoro Harris. [16565
© June 8, 1910; 202. 4ene 42
1910; E 233566; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
JoYEUX POSTILLON; polka, par HE.
Lauga; piano. [16566
© June 11, 1910: 25ers,
1910: E 234516; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
JuEcoS MALABARES; zarzuela en un
acto, letra de D. Miguel Echegaray,
musica del intro. Amadeo Vives. La
partitura completa. [16567
© June 10, 1910; 2 @ Sune 1,
1910; E 234492; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid, Spain.
JULKANTAT (Christmas cantata) ; text
af A. Bergin, musik af J. Victor
Bergquist. Svo. [16568
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234138; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, I.
for blandad kér, barn kor,
kvyartett, soli. Ato. [16569
© June 3, 1910; 2 ec. June 6, 1910;
E 233415; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Ill.
952
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July, 1910
16589
JUNE GLADNESS: a complete service for
children’s day, by Clinton D. Low-
den, and others. Svo. [16570
© Apr. 13, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
BE 231942; John J. Hood co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
JUNE ROSES; caprice,
Richmond; piano. (Gh
dame 41, 1910: 2 ¢«: June 11,
1910; E 234488; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
JUNGELIEBE (First love); poem by
Heine, English version by Henry G.
Chapman, music by Frank van der
Stucken: low voice in C. [16572
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232933; °G. Schirmer, inec., New
York. N. Y.
JUNGLE (THE) JUBILEE: two-step char-
acteristic, by J. W. Bratton, arr. by
Frank Saddler; orch. Svo. [16573
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234180; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vor, NW. ¥:
JUST A LOOK FROM YOUR DEAR EYES,
SWEETHEART, FOR ME; words by G. R.
Pierce, music by G. W. Vail. [16574
© 1 c« June 2, 1910; E 234178;
George W. Vail, Washington, D. C.
JUST AN EVENING SPIN; words by Mrs.
me yooaward, music by EF. J.
Boyer. [16575
© May 5, 1910; 2c. June 11, 1910;
HH 234543; Mrs. A. J. Woodward &
F. J. Boyer, Festus, Mo.
JUST BECAUSE I KNOW HIM; words and
music by A. B. Little. [16576
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234037; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth Tex.
Laser TOWN, words by .L. A.
Proctor, music by Ethel Proctor.
Detroit, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[16577
@y aime 14.) 1910: 2° e¢:° June 14,
1910; E 234869; Louis A. Proctor,
New York, N. Y.
by Benjamin
JUST PLAIN GIRL; words by Charles
Irvin Junkin, music by Edwin
Phelps. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [16578
© May 27, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
E 232864; Chas. I. Junkin, Devon,
Pa.
JUST REMEMBER ME TO MArRy; words
and music by F. V. St. Clair. [16579
© June 16; 1910>+°2 ¢ June 16,
1910; E 284778; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
9
51421—10 4
JUST TO SEE JESUS; words by J. Wil-
bun; Chapman, music “by! C... Ee
Gabriel. [16580
©) June’ 20, 1910s) 2 er June 18;
1910; E 234800; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, [ll.
JUST WHENEVER THE WILD WIND
BLOWS; words and music by J. M.
White. New York, Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co. [16581
© May 20, 1910; 2 e« May 26,
1910; E 2384830; J. M. White, Merid-
ian, Miss.
IALTER MOND; melodie auf dichtung
von Catulle Mendés, musik von I. J.
Paderewski, op. 22. (Zwd6lf melo-
dien, no. 9.) [16582
Ow May.28), 190) Zee May, 23)
1910; E 2381974; Heugel «& Gie.,
Paris, France.
KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN; by Crouch,
arr. by A. F. Weldon;.cornet and
piano. [16583
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EL 233446; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
Katy; words and music by E. M. Her-
ries. [16584
Ome. June we MOlOe hy 28a5006
Earl M. Herries, Pasadena, Cal.
IXEEP ON TELLING IT; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. [16585
© June 20, 1910; 2 c.. June 16,
1910; # 234723; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
KEEP, WE BESEECH THEE; anthem,
composed by James Lyon, op. 36, no
15; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
choir anthems, no. 51.) [16586
Or hune 18) 19l0- 22 Ve. tome, ay,
1910; E 233764; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
IKEEP WHISTLING; written and com-
posed by Frank Leo. [16587
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EH 233484; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
KEIN VERGNUGEN DIESEM GLEICHT; solo-
walzer aus der operette Reiche miid-
ehen, von Johann Strauss, arr. von
Hans Schott. 1. Salonorehester,
ausgabe fiir Deutschland. 2. Wiener
quartett. [16588, 16589
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each June
17, 1910;.. H . 288802, 238808; W.
Karezag & C. Wallner, Vienna, Aus-
tria.
3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16590
pt. 11, 0. S., v. 5
IKELVIN SLIDE; words by Flora Came-
ron Burr, music by H. J. Storer, op.
iSino; 2. [16590
© May 27,1910; 2>c. May 31,
1910; E 234081; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Kerry; words by Marjorie L. C. Pick-
thall, music by Victor Harris; me-
dium voice in D. [16591
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233493; Olver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
KILLARNEY. See Balfe (M. W.)
KXINDERLEBEN ; kleine stiicke von Theo-
dor Kullak, revidiert von Theodor
Wiehmayer; piano. 1. Op. 62, no.
1-12. 2. Op. 81, no. 1-12.
[16592, 16593
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. each May 25,
1910; E 282828, 232829; Heinrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many.
Kine (THE) ; medley overture, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; military band. 8vo.
[16594
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234183; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork.) N.Y.
—— —— orchestra. [16595
© May, 27, 1910; 2’ ¢: May 28,
1910; E 233104; M. Witmark & sons,
New Works aN, oY:
Kine EDWARD’S FUNERAL MARCH; by
Samuel H. Speck and F. Channon;
piano. [16596
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EK 284176; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Kine Koat; march by Floyd J. St.
Clair band. Ato. [16597
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 281988; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Kine Lion (Der grosse kater) ; march,
by Francis G. Strong; piano.
[16598
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EK 284235; Carl Fischer, New York,
NY.
KING OF THE AIR; march and two step,
by C. G. Milligan; piano. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16599
© May 27, 1910; 2 ec May 27%,
1910; E 2382870; Carl G. Milligan,
Bradford, Pa.
words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Howard H.
Smith. [16600
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
E 233560; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Ill.
Kkine’s (THE) HUZZARS; march, by
Samuel Augenblick; piano.
KING’S HIGHWAY;
[16601
© May 24, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
HE) 234249; Jacob Samuel Augenblick,
Hayward, Cal.
marcia brillante, by Rafael Leon-
ard, op. 16, arr. by R. Jungnickel;
orchestra. 4to.
repertoire, no. 26B.) [16602
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 234625; Ross Jungnickel; New
York, NG Xe:
KInG’s (THE) PRAISES, NO. 2; comp.
especially for evangelistic meetings,
Sunday schools and young people’s
services, ed. by C. P. Curry [and
others] . Philadelphia, Chicago,
[ete.] The Praise publishing com-
pany, 1910. [160]p. 20°. $0.15 &
$0.25. [16603
© Mar. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Apr. 9, 1910;
A 265291; Geo. W. Sanville, for
Praise pub. co., Philadelphia, Pa.
KIRSCHEN (Cherries) ; [und] L1zz1, 1cH
BITT SIE, HOR’N SIE AUF (Coster girl) ;
musik von Octave Crémieux, instr.
von H. Bluthgen. 1. Harmonie und
blechmusik. 2. Harmoniemusik.
[16604, 16605
© June 11, 1910; 2 ec. each June 11,
1910; E 234508, 234504; Harmonie
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
KISMET; Hindoo two-step, by J. D.
Markey, arr. by Adolf Lotter; piano.
[16606
©May 28, 1910; 2 c« May 31,
1910; E 232966; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
Kiss (THE); words by Gouveneur
Morris, music by M. MecF. Price.
[16607
© May 28, 1910; 2 @ May 28,
1910; E 283142; Maude McFerran
Price, United States.
KLEINE (DIE) BONNE; cabaretlied aus
der posse, Otto der 1**, text von Al-
fred Schonfeld, musik von Jean Gil-
bert. [16608
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232847 ; Thalia-theatre-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany. ,
KLEINE FRAU SCHMETTERLING.
Puccini (G.)
See
954
(Artist’s orchestra —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July. 1910 16629
KLEINEN (DIE) KRABBEN; marsch-| LADY SLIPPERS; rag, by Raymond
kouplet, musik von Walter Kollo, Birch; piano. [16621
instr. von H. Bliithgen. 1. Harmo- © May 26, 1910; 2 ce. May 27,
nie und blechmusik. 2. Harmonie- 1910; E 232890; Chas. L. Johnson &
musik. [16609, 16610
© June 11, 1910; 2 c. each June 11,
1910; E 234505, 234506; Harmonie
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
KLEINES PRALUDIUM. See Bach (J. S.)
KNIGHTS OF THE FOREST; march two-
step, by C. E. Duffield; piano. [16611
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 13, 1910;
BE 233673; Chas. E. Duffield, Cham-
bersburg, Pa.
KOHLER (Pits) Trio, op. 49; piano-
forte, violine und violoncell. no. 1G.
no. 2 B fiat. [16612, 16613
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; BE 234664, 234665; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
IKOntG ALBERT MARSCH; von Richard
Hilenberg, op. 282; piano. [16614
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 13, 1910;
FE 233682; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
KOL NIDREI (Oh, day of God) ; by Max
Bruch, op. 47, ed. and fingered by
Leo Schulz; violoncello and piano.
[16615
@etone 15. 1910; 2c. June 14,
Pie 2atotl: G. Schirmer,: inc.,
New York, N. Y.
KOSAKENTANZ (Cossacks’ dance); von
Nicolai von Wilm, op. 238; piano-
forte. (lLyrische bilder, no. 4.)
[16616
©riune 15, 1910'-- 2 ec. June’ 14,
1910; EK 234686; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
KREIDER (NOBLE W.) Six preludes;
op. 7; piano. [16617
© June 3, 1910; 2c. June 7, 1910;
EK 234856; Wa-wan press, Newton
Center, Mass.
KRONKE (EmIL) Intermezzo, op. 47;
piano. (Nippes, no. 3.) [16618
ere sane 15) 1910-2) e June. 14,
1910; E 284691; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
KUSS MICH SCHNELL (Kiss me quick) ;
marsch-two-step,
Piano. 2. Salonorchester. 4to.
[16619, 16620
© May 13. 1910; 2 c. each June 1,
‘1910; EK 233270, 233283; Meyer &
Anselm, Munich, Germany.
von Cy) Petzl 21.
co., Kansas City, Mo.
LADY (THE) USHERS’ BALL; from The
summer widowers, words by Glen
MacDonough, music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. [16622
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1810; EH 283150; Chas. K. Harris,
New -York, N. Y.
LAENDLER; by Nicolai von Wilm; op.
240; no. 1; ed. by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. (Terpsichorean revels, vol.
Jara ES) [16623
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233630; Carl Fischer, New York,
New.
LALO (EpovarD VicToR ANTOINE) In-
termezzo; ed. and fingered by Wil-
lem Willeke; violoncello and piano.
[16624
© June 15, 1910; 2 « June 16,
1910; E 234772; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
LAMENT OF Isis (Die klage der Isis) ;
from The songs of Egypt, English
words by Helen F. Schweitzer,
deutsche tibersetzung von F. H.
Schneider, music by Granville Ban-
tock; baritone or contralto. [16625
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
Ei 284290; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N.aY:.
LAMENTATION; words by Flora Cam-
eron Burr, music by H. J. Storer, op.
17. (Four songs, no. 1.) [16626
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 231865; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LAND OF Joy; words and music by
Chas. F. Weigele. [16627
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. June 10, 1910;
E 233564; Meyer & bro., Chicago, I.
LAND (THE) OF MAKE-BELIEVE; words
and music by P. F. Woodford.
[16628
© 1.c. June 6, 1910; E 238460;
Perey F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
LAND (THE) oF SOMEDAY; words and
music by G. Kinnear. [16629
© -1\¢. June 11, 1910; BH 234500;
yenevieve Kinnear, Washington,
Dy,
9d9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16630
pt.1,ns,v.5 ff
LANGAGE (LE) DES BAISERS; paroles
de Charles Quinel et Henri Bach-
mann, musique de Kenneth 8. Clark.
[16630
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
E 233317; M. Witmark & sons, New
NorkeeN. We
LARGHETTO. See Mozart (W. A.)
LARK (THE) NOW LEAVES HIS WAT’RY
NEST: words by Wm. Davenant, mu-
sie by J. L. Hatton, arr. by Percy EH.
Hletcher, for tenor solo with chorus.
(Apollo club, Curwen’s ed., no.
50477.) [16631
© June 10, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
He 234397; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
Londen, England.
LARKSPUR; Words by Mignon, music
by F. Blickhahn. [166382
© erunesLt,. 1910 Hr 234509 -
Frank Blickhahn, Chicago, Il.
LAST OF THE GRAND ARMY HEROES;
words and music by F. J. Lewis.
[16633
© May. 16, 1910; 2 .c. May 17;
1910: BE 281982>. Frank, J. ews,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Last (A) sone; words by W. E. Hen-
ley; music by Meta Stafford; No. 2
in A flat. [16634
© rsuMe a tO O 22) canine: lid:
1910; EH 2338590; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London, England.
LAWRENCE (THE) SCHOOL MARCH; Dy
Samuel W. Cole; piano. [16635
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EK} 2384127; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
Worl GNcg x ;
LEAD ON, O KING ETERNAL; words by
Hrnest W. Shurtleff, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [16636
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
EK 283319; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
LEAD THOU ME-ON; words by. W. C.
Martin, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16637
©) June 20,1910: 2c. june 16:
1910; E 234748; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, [1].
LEBEN UND LIEBEN; walzer, von Leo
LENGTH oF DAy; text by George Birds-
eye, music by Abram Ray Tyler. |
[16639 |}
© May 24, 1916; 2 © May 262
1910; E 283064; Clayton F. Summy jf
co., Chicago, Ill.
LENZ (DER) GEHT UM; ged. von Emil |
Kuh, musik von Max Stange, op. |
127, gemischter chor. 4to. (Hdel- }
steine, no. 1.) [16640 |)
© May 10, 1910; 2 c. May 25, |
1910; E 232824; Arno Spitzner’s ]
verlag, Berlin, Germany. }|
LESBIAN (THE) MAID; words by |
Moore, music by E. Beck-Slinn.
[16641 |
© May 27, 1910; 2 ¢. June 4, 1910; |
EK 234276; Augener, itd., London, |
Hneland.
LET GEORGE DO IT; words by Wade Hol- |
lingsworth, music by Roceo Venuto. |
[16642
May .23, 1910; 2 ec) oMay Zoe 0
1910; E 232765; Wolf-Camp music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
LET’S HAVE A SONG (Briideriein sing) ;
by A. Sartorio, op. 864; piano. (Jv j
The playroom, no. 8.) {16643 |}
© May 16, 1910; 2 ¢€ May 255)
1910; EH 232794; Theo: Presser -co.g §
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ler THY MERCIFUL EARS, O LORD BE |
OPEN; anthem, composed by James |
Lyon, op. 36, no. 10; mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 47.) |
[16644
© June +18, 1910: 23e> awe ie
1910; EK 233760; Stainer & Bell, lid.,
London, England.
LETTRE (LA) D’aDIEU (The letter of
farewell); music by Christiaan
Kriens. Newly rev. ed. [16645 |
© May 23, 1910; 2 ec. June 4, 1910; |
HK 234216; Carl Fischer, New York,
INS
LIBBY THE KISSING GIRL; words and
music by Frederick C. Raeth. i
[16646 |
© May 23, 1910; 2 « May 26, J
1910; E 233249; Jerome H. Remick
& co:, New York, IN. Xe ;
Fall; 6sterreichische militir- oder | LizeBEsToD DER KATZE ISOLDE; tier- }
deutsche infanteriemusik. 4to. quartett, musik von A. S. Iks; vier
[16638 miuinnerstimmen mit klavierbeglei- |
© May 10, 1910; 2 ¢. June 1, 1910; tung. [16647 |
EH 2338288; Ludwig Doblinger (Ber- © Mar. 16, 1910; 2 GMa 258]
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger- 1910; E 282850; Gustay Richter, J
many. theaterverlag, Leipzig, Germany.
956
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July. 1910
LIEBESTRAUM. See Liszt (F.)
LIEBESVERHANGNIS;: melodie, auf dich-
tung von Catulle Mendés, musik von
T. J. Paderewski, op. 22. (4wolf
melodien, no. 11.) [16648
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; © 231976; Heugel « cie., Paris,
France.
LIED DES SCHMIEDES; ged. von Ludwig
Uhland, musik von Julius Steen-
berg. +to. (Hausmusik Oberam-
mergau, no. 4.) [16649
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234287; Balthasar Keller, Ober-
ammergau, Germany.
LIED ZUM EINSCHLUMMERN; ged. von
Lilly Marsalla, musik von Hans
Hermann. (Lieder no. 1.) [16650
© June 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 18,
1910; FE 233900; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
LIEDER UND TANZE (Songs and
dances); 20 kleine’ kKlavierstiicke
von Adolf Jensen, op. 33, kritisch
revidiert in bezug auf textdarstell-
ung, und vortragszeichen sowie mit
fingersatz yversehen von Heinrich
Germer. [16651
© May 13, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233259; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
LIGHT IN DARKNESS; words from
Scripture, music by D. Cyril Jenkins.
(Octavo anthems, no. 972.) [16652
ee 25. 1910; 2 c: May 26,
1910; E 233040; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LigHT (THE) INFANTRY; quick march,
by A. Shrimpton. 4to. (Boosey’s
new drum and fife journal, no. 177.)
[16653
Cire iiay 23, 1910; 2 cc. May 24,
1910; E 233028; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
LIKE AS THE HART; anthem for gen-
eral use, music by J. EH. Roberts;
mixed voices. (Octavo church
music, no. 1OOT6.) | 16654
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231910; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LINCOLN CENTENNIAL; march, by Lee
Sanford; band. 4to. [16655
© May 27, 1910: 2 ¢c.. May 27,
1910; EH 232939; Harry Coleman,
Philadelphia, Pa.
95
16664
LISTECKU DUBOVY; pochod, slozil Fr.
Ticky, op. 93: harmoniemusik. obi.
24mo. [16656
©) May .283) 1910/2) ch June a6
1910; E 283786; Mojmir Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
Liszt (Franz) Etude in D flat; piano
(Chappell edition, no. 1.) [16657
©: June 13, A922 2en mE:
1910; E 284588; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Liebestraum, no. oe piano.
(Chappell edition, no. 2.) [16658
©) June 43." 1910.92 %e7 sumer 14;
1910; E 234584; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
My sweet repose (Du bist die
ruh’) ; song by Franz Schubert, Eng-
lish version by Alice Mattullath,
transe. by Franz Liszt, specially rev.
and fingered by Marie von Unschuld.
[16659
© Mawi Le e190 20 cha Mawes 285
1910; E 233109; Carl Fischer, New
York, iNeey!
LITTLE (THE) BLUE PIGEON; words by
Eugene Field, music by Henry Had-
ley, op. 47; high voice. (Five poems
of childhood, no. 3.) [16660
© June 7, 1910; 2 ce. June 8, 1910;
EH 233476; G. Schirmer, ine., New
WonkweNe NG
LittLE Boy BLur; words by Eugene
Field, music by Henry Hadley, op.
47: medium voice. (Five poems of
childhood, no. 1.) {16661
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EH 233474: G. Schirmer, ine., New
Oca INE PY ¢
LITTLE CHARMER; polka intermezzo, by
Victor MHollaender, arr. by Otto
Langey; orchestra. 4to. [16662
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234184; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork) WN. Ye
LITTLE (THE) COQUETTE; by Claude
D’Albret; piano. (Six easy melodi-
ous pieces, no. 3.) [16668
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234219; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN Xk
LITTLE: DANIEL; OR, JUST SAY JESUS;
a complete service of story and song,
with musical illustrations by various
composers. Svo. [16664
© Apr. 12, 1910; 2 c. May 21, 1910;
A 264411; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York, Ne ys
Sl
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16665
pti Himes. veo
LITTLE DROPS OF WATER; words by J. C.
Dyer, music by Robert K. Belden.
New York, Robert K. Belden.
[16665
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 233394; John C. Dyer, Andover,
Nive
LITTLE FUR BABY; northern lullaby,
lyric by George Graff, jr., music by
Jessie Mae Jewitt. [16666
© June 3, 1910; 2 ec. June 4, 1910;
EK 234195; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork N.Y
LITTLE HUNTSMAN (Kleiner jagers-
mann); by A. Sartorio, op. 864;
piano. (In the playroom, no. 9.)
[16667
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232795; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
LITTLE (THE) SERGEANT; march, by J.
M. Flockton; band. [16668
© May 24, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231853; Ernest S. Williams, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LITTLE SONGS AND DANCES; twenty
short piano pieces, by Adolph Jensen,
op. 33, rev., phrasing and fingering
by Hans T. Seifert. (Music library,
no. 580.) [16669
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234231; Carl Fischer, New York,
(1 Bove &
LittLE (THE) TYROLEAN; by Claude
D’Albret; piano. (Six easy melodi-
ous pieces, no. 6.) [16670
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234222; Carl Fischer, New York,
ie oie
LITTLE (THE) VACANT COTTAGE; words
and music by C. R. Mosby. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16671
© dunes 145.1910; .2 ec) June 11,
1910; E 234487; Chas. R. Mosby,
Grandview, Ind.
LITTLE VISITOR COMES (Kleiner besuch
kommt); by A. Sartoris, op. 864;
piano. (In the playroom, no. 6.)
[16672
© May 16, 1910; 2 ec. May 25,
1910; E 232792; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LITTLE (A) WHILE; words and music
by Jean White. [16673
© May 23; 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; EH 281882; Chas. H. Marsh,
New York, N. Y.
LITTLE (THE) WHITE HAND; words by
Archibald Sullivan, musie by Noel
Johnson. [16674
© May 23, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234163; J. B. Cramer & co., Lon-
don, England.
LIvE I so Live 1; words by Longfellow,
music by Katharine Barry.
[16675
© May 26, 1910; (2 ee way 2G
1910; E 232879; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
LIVING WATER; words by Julia A. Wil-
liams, music by Chas. F. Weigele.
[16676
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
FE 233555; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Il.
LizzI, ICH BITTY’ Sit, HORN sim AUF;
text von Fritz Griinbaum, musik von
Octave Crémieux, arr. von Anton
Stelzl; zither mit text. obl. 8vo.
[16677
© May 27, 1910; 2 «
1910; E 232917;
Berlin, Germany.
May 27,
Harmonie verlag,
LOHENGRIN; Bridal chorus from. See
Wagner (R.)
LOHSE (OTTO)
und piano; no. 1-5. Komplett.
[16678
© June 11, 1910; 2 me t1-
1910; E 234501; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
LONGER (THE) WE’RE TOGETHER, THE §
HARDER IT IS TO PART; lyric by Earle
Clinton, music by Lamonte E. Jones.
[16679 @
© June 2, 1910; 2 ec. June 2, 1910;
EK 234147;
Detroit, Mich.
LONGING; words by Mathew Arnold,
music by Ailsa. [16680
© June §, 1910; 2 ec. June 10, 1910;
E 2338539; P. R. James, Barrington,
Ii.
LONGING FOR YOU PEAR; word and music
by Frederick J. Mason and Ray-
mond S. Light. [16681
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233421; Mason & Light, McCook,
Nebr.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS: hymn-anthem,
words anon., music by Gaston Borch ;
mixed voices. 4to. (Series 7 of
sacred quartets and choruses, neo.
774. ) [16682
© May 18, 1910; 2 ce» May 21,
1910; E 231995; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
958
Fiinf gesinge, gesang |
Jerome H. Remick & @o.,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16702
Lor’ (DIE) SITZT IM GARTEN; text von
Gottfried Keller, musik von Erich J.
Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 8.)
[16683
© May 27, 1910; 2 ec. May 27,
1910; E 232925; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Lorp, I coMe TO THEE FOR SERVICE;
words by John C. F. Kyger, music
by J. A. Brown. [16684
(May 25, 1910; °2 c May 31,
1910; E 234010; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
LorD, I HAVE LOVED THE HABITATION}
introit or response, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [16685
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 3, 1910;
E 233326; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
LORD, WE BESEECH THEE; anthem, com-
posed by James Lyon, op. 36, no. 22;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 58.) [16686
: eeaune 48,°1910: 2 c« June 17,
1910; E 233769; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
Lorp’s (THE) PRAYER; music by James
Hyde; voices in unison. 4to. (An-
glican choir series, no. 200.) [16687
© Apr. 15, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
E 234049 ; Vincent music co., London,
_ England.
Lost (THE) PRINCE; a childrens play
in 3 acts, words by John Jay Chap-
mann, music by Philip H. Goepp.
New York, Breitkopf & Hiirtel.
[16688
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; D 18651; Philip Goepp, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Lost (THE) SPELL; words by. Flora
Cameron Burr, music by H. J. Storer,
ape tS. no: 2. [16689
(ey May 27, .1910: 2 c. May -31,
1910; E 234082; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Lou’re. -See Bach (J. S.)
LOVE AND ROSES; waltz, by Walter
Rolfe, arr. by F. P. Atherton; full
orchestra. 4to. [16690
©) June (13, 1910 1 2) ei dune 13,
1910; EH 2383683; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LOVE DIVINE; anthem, words by Charles
Wesley, music by Edwin H. Lemare;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition, no.
12016. ) [16691
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 238494; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
LOVE DIVINE, ALL LOVE EXCELLING;
sacred song, music by Clarence C.
Robinson. [16692
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233176; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
LOVE DREAMS; by Francesco P. Russo,
violin solo with piano ace. [16693
© May 28, 1910; 2 «& June 15,
1910; E 2384600; Spero pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
LOVE IN AUTUMN; words and music by
A. Selwyn Garbett. 1. Mezzo-so-
prano or baritone in A flat. 2. So-
prano or tenor in B flat.
[16694, 16695
© May 27, 1910; 2c each June 4,
1910; BE 234234, 234233 ; Carl Fischer;
New York, N. Y.
—— —— Alto or bass in G. [16696
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234225; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN:
LOVE IS FOREVER; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by Ernest Newton. 1.
In F sharp minor. 2. In E minor.
[16697, 16698
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. each June 9,
1910; E 234403, 234404; Novello &
co., ltd., London, England.
LovE (THE) OF JESUS; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[16699
© June 20, 1910: 2) ce dune m6:
1910; E 284722; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
LovE (THE) THAT LIES IN A WOMAN’S
EYES, AND LIES, AND LIES AND LIES;
words and music by G. Kinnear.
[16700
© 1c. June 11, 1910; E 234499;
Genevieve Kinnear, Washington,
Ds:
Lovers. See When falls the night.
LovVER’S (THE) DREAM; a fantasy, by
J. B. Walters; violin and piano.
[16701
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 11, 1910;
EK 234464; Jefferson Brooks Walters,
Detroit, Mich.
Lover’s (A) HOPE; words by Clarence
Johnson, music by Chas. H. Pace.
[16702
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
HE 233422; Pace music house, Benton
Harbor, Mich.
959
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16703
pt. mass ve
LOVE’S CONTENT; words by Thomas
Carew, music by Robert Batten.
[16703
© May 26,1910; 2 ec. May 27, 1910;
EK 232875; Boosey & co., London,
Hngland.
LOVE’S DREAM AFTER THE BALL (Lieb-
estraum nach dem balle); inter-
mezzo, by Alphons Czibulka, op.
356, rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter; piano. [16704
© May 21, 1910; 2 ec. May 23, 1910;
E 231903; M- Witmark & sons, New
Mork ON; w..
LOVE’S ETERNITY ; words by H. Hansen,
music by Madeliene Daley. Los An-
geles, Cal., M. M. Daley. [16705
© May 1, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 233594; Hans Hansen-Olson, Ther-
mal, Cal.
LOVE’S HOPE; romance, by V. Arnold;
solo B flat cornet, E flat alto, eupho-
pDium and EH flat bass. 4to. [16706
© May 25,1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232938; Victor Arnold music ¢o.,
Kansas City, Mo.
LovVE’S JESTING; English words by Ed-
ward Oxenford, music arr. by Max
Reger; mixed voices. 4to. (Breit-
kopf & Hiirtel’s choruses, no. 71.)
[16707
@ “june 15, S19t0¢. 2 ie. June why.
1O10': BF) 235815):) Sos: Aipl verlac,
g.m.b. h., Universal-edition, Vienna,
Austria.
LOVE’S LONGING; words and music by
Phoebe Cohen. [16708
© June 1, 1910; 2 ce. June 8, 1910;
E 234828; Rycroft bureau of music,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; by J. L. Mol-
loy, arr. by A. F. Weldon; cornet
and piano. [16709
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EL 233448; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
LOVE’S PLEADINGS (Liebeslied); by
Bruce Steane, arr. by Alfred Kaiser.
1. Piano solo. 2. Piano and violin.
[16710, 16711
© Apr. 20, 1910; 2 c each May 31,
1910; E 234056, 284057; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
LOVE’S ROSARY ; words by Alfred Hyatt,
music by Percy Elliott; in A. [16712
© May 14, 1910; 2c. May 28, 1910;
E 232547; Metzler & co., (1909) ltd.,
London, England.
LOVING TIME; words and music by Joe
Jordan. [16713
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234378; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. ¢o., New Yorks Nie
Low Moon; words and musie¢ by B. A.
Cartland; bass. Paris, H. Ploix.
[16714
© May 30, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233355; Blanche Arden Cartland,
Baris. Mrance:
LOYAL SONS AND TRUE; words by J.
Dinzey, music by Ethel Dinzey.
[16715
© May 16, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231852; Joseph Dinzey, Hanover,
Mass.
Lucia DI LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
(G.)
LucIE; adaptation symphonique, sur
une poésie d’ Alfred de Musset, par:
KF. Thomé; piano et violon, avec
texte. [16716
© Apr. 30, 1910; 2 ec. May 2, 1910;
E 231989; Francis Thome, Paris,
JErance:
LUFTSCHLOSS (Castle in the air); ged.
von R. Baumbach, English words by
John Bernhoff, paroles frangaises de
Magnus Synnestvedt, musik von
Carl Reinecke, op. 185, 12 Gat
(Ausgewiihlte lieder mit Klavier, no.
12.) [16717
© May 24, 1910; 2 ¢. June 4, 1910;
E 233254; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
LULLABY ; part-song, words by T. Dek-
ker, music by F. Flaxington Harker,
op. 48, no. 1: men’s voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5445.) [16718
© June 2, 1910; 2 ec. June 4, 1910;
E 284203; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Nor ke WIN: Ne
words and music by E. C. Hall.
[16719
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
FE 234399; Adeline M. Long, Toronto,
Canada.
words and music by Katherine
Heyman. (The children’s hour,
no. 4.) [16720
© June §, 1910; 2 c. June 7; 1910;
E 234363; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
960
:
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
| LuLLtaby—Continued.
| words by Mrs. Frank Quinn
Mitchell, music by J. W. Mitchell.
Key of C and key of G flat. [16721
© 1c. each June 10, 1910; EB
933542: James Wm. Mitchell, Mound
City, Mo.
—— (Berceuse): by H._ Gottlieb-
Noren, op. 12, ed. and fingered by
Willem Willeke: violoncello and
piano. ae etec22
© June 13, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234575; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
LULLABY SONG; from the operetta, The
man with three wives, words by
Paul M. Potter, music by Franz
Lehar. [16723
© June 17, 1910: 2 c June 18,
1910; E 234820; Chappell «& co., 1td.,
London, England.
LUXEMBURG-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette, Der graf von Luxemburg,
yon Franz Lehar, arr. von J. Striczl;
militiirmusik. 1. Osterreichische
besetzung. 2. Zither, Miinchner
stimmung, arr. v. Josef Weber.
[16724, 16725
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each June
a7, 1910; H 238804, 233805; W.
Karezag & K. Wallner, Vienna, Aus-
tria.
M. H. S. cLass sone or 710; words and
music by R. M. Cullison, arr. by S.
Swisher. [16726
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May. 26,
1910; E 233082; Robert M. Cullison,
Montezuma, Iowa.
Ma ALABAMA ROSE; written and com-
posed by Alf. J. Lawrance. [16727
(May 26. 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
BLO e HS 235051; | Krancis, Day: &
Hunter, London, England.
Ma MERE L’OYE: 5 piéces enfantines,
par Maurice Ravel; piano 4 4 mains.
[16728
‘eedune 11 1910: 2 ¢. June 11,
1910; HE 234542; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
MA PALE-BROWN LADY SUE; words by
Mrs. Edw. EH. Draper, music by J. C.
Bartlett. 1. Sop. or ten. 2. Alto or
bass. [16729
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 7, 1910;
EH 234355; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1. Mixed voices. 2. Women’s
voices. (Octavo series, nos. 141,
484.) [16730, 1673
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. each June 7,
a1); EH) 234352, 234353: Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
MacDOowWELL
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
16741
(Hpwarp ALEXANDER)
Erstes konzert, A moil, op. 15, neue
revidierte ausgabe vom komponisten ;
pianoforte-solostimme, mit hinzuge-
fiigtem 2. pianoforte. Partitur.
[16732
© May 13, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 255261; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
NOnEkN. Ne
MADAME BUTTERFLY. See Puccini (G.)
MADAME, ICH HAB’ VERGESSEN; chan-
son, text von Otto Schick, musik von
Otto Ermin, op. 20. [16733
©Apr. 27, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
FE 232844; Otto Lorenz, Vienna, Aus-
tria.
MADAME SHERRY; a three act French
vaudeville, lyrics by Otto Hauer-
bach, music by Karl-L: Hosehna:
Vocal score. 4to. [16734
@©wWune! 10)? 1910") 2) ee anime) iat
1910; E 234474; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N.-Y.
——opening chorus act 2, lyric by
Otto Hauerbach, music by Karl L.
Hoschna. [16735
© June 3, 1910; 2 ce. June 4, 1910;
E 234193; M. Witmark & sons, New
YornksaNy ay
MADRILENA (LA); bolero, von Wilhelm
Fink, op. 452; piano. [16736
© June 15, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234643; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MADEL KLEIN, MADEL FEIN; lied aus
der operette, Der graf von Luxem-
burg, von Franz Lehar, arr. von A.
Reckling: wmilitirmusik. 1. Oster-
reichische besetzung. 2. Kavallerie-
musik. 3. Deutsche besetzung. 4to.
[16737-16739
© May 11, 1910; 2 c. each May 25,
1910; BE 2328164232818; W. Karezag
& C. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
MARCHEN (DAS) vom ZAR SALTAN;
oper in vier aufziigen und einem
vorspiel, in sieben bildern, russischer
text, von “Wa. J. -Byelsing mach Ac
Puschkin, deutsch von A. Bernhard,
musik von N. Rimsky-Korsakow.
Neue durechgesehene ausgabe. Kla-
vier-ausszug mit-text. [16740
© May 26, 1910; June 17,
OO 2°41 ARGH SW. & (cos
Moscow, Russia.
Babe.
Bessel
MAGGIo’S WALSES; by A. Maggio; piano.
[16741
Odie’ June) ‘6, 1910s" ; 284372
A. Maggie, New Orleans, La.
961
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16742
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS, IN E
FLAT; composed by Edward T.
Fletcher; voices in unison. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 62.)
[16742
©) June: 18; 191022 ec. June: An,
1910; E 233757; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
‘London, England.
in EF; music by Arthur W. Pol-
litt, op. 9; mixed voices. 4to. (Mod-
ern church services, no. 63.)
[167438
©jjune 11, AOLOer2Kner Dune,
1910; E 234507; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
Mat; dichter unbekannt, musik von
Wilhelm Heinemann, op. 21, no. 8;
miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[16744
©June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233602; Wm. A. Kaun music co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
MAIENNACHT AM RHEIN; ged. von C.
Ferber, musik von P. Kirchhoff, op.
10; minnerchor. 4to. (Auf fitigeln
des gesanges, no. 589.) {16745
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
KE 233279; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg
A/Rh., Germany.
MAKE ME A WITNESS; words and mu-
sic by Thore Harris. [16746
©) May, 25, 1910; -2 c@, May 31,
1910; E 234014; Brown-Franklin co., |
Fort Worth, Tex.
MAKE THE MOST OF MAYTIME; words
by Basil Hodder, music by Francis
Brownlow... No. 1 in F.. No. 2 in G,
original key. [16747, 16748
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. each May 23,
1910; E 231929, 231980; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
MAKE THE WORLD BRIGHTER TO-DAY:
words by Birdie Bell, music by
Clara M. Browning. , [16749
@eMay 25..1910% 2c. .June” 18,
1910; # 234807; Robert F. Y. Pierce,
New York, N. Y.
MAKING MONEY; words and music by
J. A. Brown. [16750
©- May (25, 1910; 2 c. May 31,
1910; E 2384008; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
MAMA KNOWS BUT SHE WON'T TELL;
words by Arthur Longbrake, music
by Ed. Edwards. [16751
© June 16, 1910. 2 c..June 16,
19105 HB 2384712 : - Jos.
New York, N. Y.
Morris. Co., |
pt. Th DS. Va
MANDALAY; from The summer widow-
ers, words by Glen MacDonough, mu-
sic by A. Baldwin Sloane. [16752
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23
1910; E 233148; Chas. K. Harris)
New York, N. Y.
M
MANY MANSIONS; words and music by
A. B. Little. [16753
© May 25, 1910; 2 @ May 35
1910; E 234025; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
MARATHON; galop, by H. Engelmann;
piano. (In dance form, no. 4.)
[16754
© June 13, 1910; 2%c dune iam
1910; E 233701; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MARCEL-POLKA; par P. Saegel, tran-
scription par L. Streabbog; piano.
(Premiers concerts, 2°™° volume, no.
1058) ) ai [16755
© May 28, 1910; 2 € May 3s
1910; E 2384095; Hmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
MarcH IN F. See Bach (J. 8S.)
MarRcH OF THE MEN OF HARLECH;
words by Charles J. Rowe, music
arr. by Edward F. Rimbault; mixed
voices. 4to. (Vocal library of part-
songs, ete., no. 28.) [16756
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234832; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
MARCHAND (LE) DE SABLE QUI PASSE
: ; conte lyrique en un act et en
vers, de G. Jean-Aubry, musique de
scéne d’ Albert Roussel. Partition
d’orchestre. [16757
© June 11, 1910; 2 G4 adume is
1910; E 284523; EH. Demets, Paris,
France. _
MARCHE BOHEMIENNE; par René Chau-
ANDOLINATA. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
vet; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. [16758
© June 11, 1910: 2 e¢) Juneae
1910; EK 233382; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
MARCHE FUNEBRE; by Henry Harford;
piano. London, Weekes & co.
[16759
© May 16, 1910; 2 c May 27)
1910; E 232956; Caroline Harford,
Southend, England.
MARCHE GROTESQUE; par Rudolf Friml,
ap: 62,.n0.,2 > plano: [16760
©. June 15, 1910; 2 ec SJume 143
1910; EH 234656; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
962
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16780
MARCHE MILITAIRE;
Rogers; piano. [16761
© May 23, 1910; 2 ce. May 23,
1910; E 231914; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
by James H.
MARCHE RIANTE; paroles de Pierre
d’Amor, musique de H. Mouton. 1.
Chant et piano. 2. Piano seul.
[16762, 16763
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each May 23,
1910; E 231955, 231956; Durand &
cie., Paris, France.
MARCHE RUSSE; by Louis Ganne, ed. by
H. A. Lang; piano. [16764
fedone 13, 1910: 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 2383695; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MARGARITA; barn dance, by A. Opp-
liger, arr. by Chas. Miller; orchestra.
4to. [16765
© Apr. 1, 1910; 2c. June 16, 1910;
E 234780; Abe Oppliger, Silverton,
Oreg.
MARINARI (Li) Sce Rossini (G. A.)
MARJARIE; Mexican song, words and
music by E. H. Purcell, in A flat.
[16766
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231848; E. H. Purcell, Chi-
cago, Ill.
MARSE GABRIEL’S TRUMPET SOON WILL
SOUND; words by C. B. Ryder, music
by R. A. Browne. [16767
© 1c June 14, 1910; E 234594;
Clarence B. Ryder, West Pownal,
Me,
Mary GARDEN; waltz, by Clarence Lu-
cas; piano. [16768
© June 7, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 233512; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
MARY HAD A LITTLE BEE; words anon.,
music by J. M. Blose; male quartet.
Washington, Songland pub. co. 4to.
[16769
© May 25, 1910; 2 ec May 24,
1910; E 233011; Johann M. Blose,
Washington, Pa.
Mary, OH Mary; words by G. H.
Jacobs, music by R. A. Browne.
[16770
© 1c. June 14, 1910: EB 234593:
George Henry Jacobs, Green Port,
Ney:
MASKELL (CHARLES H.) Canzonette;
organ. obl. S8vo. micyaal
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
FE 233331; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
MASS OF THE IMMACULATE VIRGIN; by
B. A. Flynn; mixed voices. Rev. ed.
4to. [16772
©, June, 44. 1910 > 2¢ saumes 6;
1910; EK 2384767 ; Hamilton S. Gordon,
New York, N. Y.
MASSENET (JULES HWMILtE FREDERIC)
Berceuse-réverie ; par Giovanni
Sgambati, op. 42, no. 2, orchestrée
par Jules Massenet. Partition.
[16773
©) Apr: 20) 1910: "2c sMay uk
1910; E 234060; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— Entr’acte Sévillana de Don César
de Bazan; transcription par Jules
Cottin, op. 199; mandoline et piano.
[16774
© June 11, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
H 2338381; Heugel &. cie.,, Paris,
France.
— Panis Angelicus; voix d’hommes
et de femmes et solo, ou pour voix
seule, homme ou femme. Partition.
; [16775
© June” 1 1910-72) ee yune she
1910; E 234527; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
MatTruay (TosiAs) Intermezzo; from
the suite op. 16, no.7; piano. 113178.
(Two studies, no. 1.) [16776
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 233160; G. Ricordi & co., London,
England.
| MAXIME WALTZES; by M. R. Gmelin,
arr. by Thos. R. Confare; piano.
[16777
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. May 23, 1910;
EH 231877; Max R. Gmelin, Clinton,
Iowa.
MAY-DAY MORN; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Dorothy Beck-
with: No. 1 in C. No. 2 in D, origi-
nal key. [16778, 16779
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. each May 23,
1910; E 231927, 281928; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Enug-
land.
May FLOWERS (Maiblumen) ; waltz, by
Fritz Spindler, op. 289, rev. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[16780
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 233111; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nie Ye
963
16781
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
May (A) MELopy; by John Palmer ; pf.
[16781
© June 1 1910; 2 ¢. June 3, 1910;
EH 233343; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago, Ill.”
May sone; English words by Edward
Oxenford, music arr. by Max Reger ;
mixed voices. 4to. (Breitkopf &
Hirtel’s choruses, no. 70.) [16782
© June 2, 1910; 2. c. June 17, 1910;
E 233814; Jos. Aibl verlag g. m. b. h.,
Universal edition, Vienna, Austria.
MAYPOLE DANCE (Maientinzchen ) ;
gavotte, by Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
207, no. 2; pianoforte six hands.
[16783
© June 15, 1910= 2c. June 14:
1910; E 234673; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Mazurka; by Nicolai von Wilm, op.
240, no. 9, ed. by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. (Terpsichorean revels, v. 2,
10: > 9.) [16784
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
EK 233638; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ih Es
by R. M. Patten; piano. [16785
© June 8, 1910; 2 ce. June 13, 1910;
EH 233675; R. M. Patten, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
by Reginald de Koven; piano, op.
339. (Dream dances, no.4.) [16786
© June 1, 1910; 2 ¢. June 1, 1910;
E 283234; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
— by Reuben J. Haskin, op. 4; piano.
[16787
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
H 231870; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
MazurKa. See also Ciimmerer (Carl)
Sechs charakterstiicke — Ciimmerer
(Carl) Sechs stiicke.
MAZURKA DES ENTREMETS; par Ed.
Missa, transcription par L. Streab-
bog; piano. (Premiers concerts,
gene yolume, no. 14.’) [16788
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234096; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
MAZURKETTA DE SALON; par Albert Ar-
naud; piano. [16789
© May 28,1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910:
E 231961; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
pt. Te iss, Vi SS
MEADOW BROOK MARCH; by D. W. Crist;
piano or cabinet organ. [16790
© June 38, 1910; 2 ec. June 6, 1910;
EK 233433; D. W.- Crist Moutlirie,
Ohio.
MEADOW BROOK POLKA; by D. W. Crist;
piano or cabinet organ. [16791
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233480; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
MEADOW BROOK SCHOTTISCHE; by D. W.
Crist; piano or cabinet organ.
a
[16792 |
© June 3, 1910; 2 c June 6, 1910;
EK 233432; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
MEADOW BROOK WALTZ; by D. W. Crist;
piano or cabinet organ. [16793
© June 3, 1910; 2 ce. June 6, 1910;
E 233431; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
MEDITATION; words by Barry Corn-
wall, music by Christiaan Kriens;
violin and cello obl. Newly rev. ed.
[16794
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234208; Carl Fischer, New York,
N. ¥,
MEDITATION SUR LE 1°* PRELUDE DE
BacH. See Gounod (C. F.)
MEHLICH (ERNST) Vier gedichte, op.
2; von Theodor Storm; eine sing-
stimme mit klavier. no. 14. [16795
©, May 30, 1910; 22) Geaiumess7-
1910; E 233817; Robert Reibenstein
(Verlag der musikwelt). Berlin, Ger-
many.
MEIN LIED GILT DIR, DU DEUTSCHES LIED ;
ged. von J. H. Wallfisch, musik von
Wilhelm Meyer, op. 71; vierstimmi-
ger mannerchor. 4to. [16796
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 20, 1910;
E 233870; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
MELIE-VALSE; Sur les motifs de la
chanson populaire, par Dickson et
Casabianca, orchestrée par Léon De-
quin, avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[16797
© June 11, 1910; 2 @ Hume 11,
1910; E 234524; H. Delormel, Paris,
France.
MELODIE IN F. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
MELODY AND VELOCITY; twelve studies
by Arnoldo Sartorio, op. 872; piano.
[16798
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 1, 1910;
E 233190; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
964
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July, 1910
16818
MEMORARE (LE) DE SAINT BERNARD;
d’aprés la traduction du B* de Mont-
fort, musique de F. de La Tombelle.
Edition avec acc. 4to. (Selecta
opera, no. 21.) [16799
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234619; L. J. Biton, St.
Laurent, France.
———— Edition sans ace. 12imo.
(Selecta opera, no. 21.) [16800
© May 27, 1910; 2 c June 17,
oe) Py 2o500(; L. J. Biton, St.
Laurent, France.
MEMORIAL WALTZ; by S. S. Turley;
piano or cabinet organ. [16801
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
K 233428; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
Ohio.
MEMORIES; words by Ellsworth Salyer,
music by James F. Howe. [16802
© May 16, 1910; 2c. May 26, 1910;
E 234358; G. W. Tape, Los Angeles,
Cal.
MEMORIES OF THE SouTH; fantasia, by
Stella Price; violin and piano.
[16803
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233627; Carl Fischer, New York,
5: e's
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wic FELIx) Spring song; song with-
out words, op. 62, no. 6, rev. and fin-
gered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[16804
-© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232909; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vork— N.Y.
— Wedding march; from Midsum-
mer night’s: dream, rey. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; piano. [16805
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231892; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork. “N.Y.
1**° sonata, 1°7 mouvement, an-
alysée par G. Sporck; piano.
[16806
© June 11, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233366; Georges Sporck, Paris,
France.
MENTER (SorieE) Etude en la bémol
maj, op. 9; piano. [16807
© May 25, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
EK 233358; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
— Etude en sixtes, op. 8; piano.
[1680S
© May 25, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 2383359; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
MENUET; by Claude D’Albret; piano.
(Six easy melodious pieces, no. 2.)
[16809
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EK 234218; Carl Fischer, New York,
NOY. Se
——by & J. Paderewski, op. 14, no. 1,
rev. and fingered by Rafael Richter ;
piano. [16810
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 232902; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks JN. ¥-
par Jacques Henri; violon et
piano. (Trois morceaux, dans la
premiére position, no. 2.) [16811
© May 112°" 1910); 22) er | Mery ae
1910; E 232958; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
par Léon J. Fontaine, op. 21;
violon et piano. (Piéces melodiques.
Op. 20; ano) [16812
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
E 233891; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
See Mozart (W. A.)
MENUET ANTIQUE; by
op. 54, no. 3; piano. [16813
@ Tine 15) 19102" 2 e¢.2 tune wis
1910; EB 234696; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MENUET.
Frank lLynes,
MENUET DE CLAUDINE; Marius
Carman, op. 533; piano. [16814
© June 3, 1910; 2 ec. June 15, 1910;
EH 233713; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
par
MENUET GALANT; par Edmund Par-
low, op. 109; piano. (Trois mor-
ceaux de salon, no. 2.) [16815
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
EK 233502; Weekes & co., London,
England.
MENUET GRACIEUSE; by Lita Jarratt;
pianoforte. [16816
© June 15, 1910; 2 c« June 14,
1910; EH 234662; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MeENUETT; tanz von Ludwig Schytté.
op. 170; pianoforte. (Klinge aus
alter zeit, no. 1.) [16817
© June 15, 1910; 2 ce. June 14,
1910; E 234650; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MerRRIAL; by H. L. Ashford; organ.
obl. Svo. [16818
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
E 233332; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
965
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16819
pl. SS
Merry (A) DANCE; by Chas. W. Dis-
brow; piano or cabinet organ.
[16819
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; E 233712; D. W. Crist, Moul-
trie, Ohio.
Merry mMoop (Froher sinn) ;
gered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[16820
© May 26, 1910; 2 c June 4, 1910;
E 234211; Carl Fischer, New York, |
INGA
MessaGE (THE) ; words by A. Lowum, |
[16821 |
music by K. Ursin.
© 1c. May 31, 1910; E 234088;
Kristofer Ursin, San Francisco, Cal.
MESSAGE (THE) OF THE FLOWERS;
words by Mrs. Wallace E. Nichols,
music by Robert K. Belden. [16822
© May 15, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233395; Wallace EH. Nichols, East
Bloomfield, N. Y.
MESSE ET 11™°* VEPRES; en l’honneur
de la bienheureuse Jeanne d’Arc,
acc. pour orgue ou harmonium, par
VAbbé F. Brun. Edition Vatican.
[16823
© May 28, 1910; 2 c...May : 23,
1910; E 231983; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
METHODE COMPLETE DE VIOLON; par A.
Lefort. 2° partie. [16824
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234100; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
METHODE THEORIQUE ET PRATIQUE DE
LECTURE MUSICALE; par H. Vaillant.
Svo. [16825
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
A-Foreign 1307; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
MICH TADELT DER FANATIKER; text von
Gottfried Keller, musik von Erich J.
Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 4.)
[16826
©) May 27, 1910222 c..May . 27,
1910; E 232921; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
MICHEL, HORCH; ged. von Gottfried
Schwab, musik von Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 65. 4to. (Vier minner-
ehore, no. 1.) [16827
( May 10:-1910:: 2° -¢.. May > 25,
1910; E 232823; M. Neumann, Diis-
seldorf, Germany.
by |
Lichner, op. 14, no. 1, rev. and fin- |
MiIcHIGAN (THE) RAG; two step, by
Adrian Carter, arr. by F. Blackett;
piano. [16828
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; E 233145; Carter & Blackett,
Battle Creek, Mich.
MIDNIGHT SPECIAL; march, two-step, by
Harry J. Lincoln, .4Gesgpy fF. OE:
Losey; band. 4to. [16829
© May 23, 1910;.2 ¢. May 24,
1910; E 233005; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
MIDSUMMER (A) LULLABY; by Arthur
H. Ryder; piano. [16830
© May 18, 1910; 2°€) May 21,
1910; E 231998; °G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MiIFaANwy; words by Fred. E. Weath-
erly, music by Dorothy Forster; no,
3 in G. [16831
© June 6, 1910; 2 ec. June 7, 1910;
E 234333: Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
MIGNONETTE; words by Francis Bur-
dett Coutts, music by M. B. Ehr-
mann, op. 16. .Cincinnati, Wey H.
Willis & co. [16832
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 231871; Mary B. Ehrmann,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mixapo (THE) MARCH; from Arthur
Sullivan’s comic opera, arr. by M.
Greenwald; piano. [16833
© May 31, 1910 2yee May ot,
1910; E 232985; De Luxe music co.,
New York, N. Y.
MikKabpDo (THE) WALTz; from Arthur
Sullivan’s comic opera; arr. by M.
Greenwald; piano. [16834
© May 31, 1910; 2 G@ May 31,
1910; E 232984; De Luxe music ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
MILENA; march and two-step, by J. A.
Miles, arr. by Geo. L. Atwater;
piano. New York, Jerome H. Remick
& CO. [16835
© May 23, 1910; 2 @ May 26,
1910; E 2838246; James A. Miles,
New York, N. Y.
MILITARY BAND COURSE; final review
[by John C. Boyer]. [16836
© Apr. 9, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
A 2638700; International conserva-
tory of music, Dallas, Tex.
MILITARY MARCH. See Schubert (F. P.)
966
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16855
MILKMAID’s SONG; by H. Farjeon, op.
29, no. 2; piano. (Jn Tone pictures,
book 8, Augener’s ed., no. 5154.)
[16837
© May 5, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234170; Augener, lid., London,
England.
MIND YO’ OWN BUSINESS’ TEND TO YO'N
BUSINESS AND LET OTHER FOLK’S BUSI-
NESS ALONE; words and music by
Shepard N. Edmonds. [16838
emuue 17, 1910; 2 ce) June 17,
1910; E 233788; F. B. Haviland pub.
eco., New York, N. Y.
MINNEHAHA (Laughing water); In-
dian intermezzo, by S. G. Hayden;
piano. [16839
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 2838139; Sydney G. Hayden,
Cortland, Ohio.
MINUET AND TRIO;
Lloyd; organ. obl.
loft, book 65, no. 196.)
by Richard F.
Svo. (Organ
[16840
rape ar, 1910; 2 ce, May 31,
1910; E 284053; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London, England.
MIR GLAUZEN DIE AUGEN; text von
Gottfried Keller, musik von Erich J.
Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 7.)
[16841
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 282924; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
MiracGe £CLATANT; par EF.
Lauga; piano. [16842
©) dune 11, 1910; 2-@ June 11,
1910; E 234519; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
marche,
MISSOURI SWING; march two-step, by
C. J. Chaffee; piano. [16843
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234270; C. J. Chaffee, Chillicothe,
Mo.
Mr. PRINCE FROM PRINCETON; words
by I. C. Hancock and Ed. Rogers,
music by I. C. Hancock. Vocal
score. [16844
© 1c. June 20, 1910; E 233919:
Irving C. Hancock, Chicago, III.
Mrs. Biopps (YOU NEVER MISS THE
' THINGS YOU NEVER HAD); words by
Sax Rohmer, music by Alfred
Glover. [16845
© June 10, 1910: 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 2338657; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
96
Mrs. EISENSTEIN; lyric by J. O’Dea,
music by Anna Caldwell. [16846
© 1c. June 6, 1910; E 2334638;
James O’Dea, Rockville Center, N. Y.
Mit DEM EDELWEISS; fanfarenmarsch,
von Anton Kutschera, op. 32; kla-
vier. [16847
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232812; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
MiIzPAH MARCH; by K. Sully; piano.
[16848
©} June ds 1SilO 92. Gehume sals.
1910; E 283686; Katie Sully, Rock-
POROee
Mopper (THE) RIVER; quick march,
by A. Shrimpton. 4to. (Boosey’s
new drum and fife journal, no. 175.)
[16849
©F May: 123; (1910s) 2 cma, 24
1910; E 285026; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
MON TRISTE COEUR (Gdybym sie zmie-
nil); mélodie, poésie polonaise
d’Adam Mickiewicz, adaptation fran-
caise de Jean Benedict, musique de
Joseph Szule. No. 1, voix élevées.
No. 2, voix moyennes. [16850, 16851
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each May 23,
1910; E 231948, 231949; L. Grus et
cie., Paris, France.
MONASTERY BELLS (Les cloches du
monastére) ; nocturne, by Lefebure
Wely, op. 54, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [16852
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 232903; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork. uN. Ye
MonpuHR (DIE); ballade, von Robert
Reinik, musik von Jodocus Schaaf,
op 382; fiir vierstimmigen miinner-
chor. 4to. (Auf fltigeln des ge-
sanges, no. 587.) [16853
© May 14, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233276; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg,
a/Rh., Germany.
MoNTEREY; words and music by Ken-
neth MacDougall. [16854
© June 7, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 2338420; Middletown music pub.
co., Middletown, Conn.
Moon, MOON, Moon; from The gipsy
rover, words and music by Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Dodge. [16855
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 238918; John Wilson Dodge,
United States.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16855
pt. 111, 0. s., v.56
Moon, Moon, MOoN—Continued.
words and music by A. L. Ball.
[16856
@ June 3) 1910: 2c. June’G; 1910;
BH 233399; Arthur L. Ball, Chicago,
jue
Moose (THE) MARCH; two-step, by
W. L. Skaggs; band. Ato. [16857
© June’ 10; 1910-27 ¢. dune 11,
(1910; E 2384458; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
MoosrE RAG; by Ted Johnson, arr. by
REED. osey >.oreh: ) 4to. [16858
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
KE 233402; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
MorE THAN WORDS CAN TELL; words
and musie by Thoro Harris. [16859
© May 25, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
E 234047: Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
MorNING GLORY; intermezzo, by J.
ikeS-aaplanMo: o> News "Mork. oh iB:
Haviland pub. co. [16860
© tuner kG, 19t02924c> Sune’ 16;
1910; EH 234708; Jasper Likes, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Morris DANCE; by F. P. Atherton, op.
195; piano. [16861
©. uments 1910 2c; June 1.1910 5
EH 233194; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mort (LA) DES LILAS; poéme de Mau-
rice Heim, musique de Louis de
Crévecoeur. [16862
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231947; E. Demets, Paris, France.
MOTHER SINGING; words by Flora Cam-
eron Burr, music by H. J. Storer, op.
19 eno! 2. | 16863
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 31,1910;
BE 2384080; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
MOUNTAIN BELLE SCHOTTISCHE; by C.
Kinkel, rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter; piano. [16864
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
EK 232904; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. SN. ¥.
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS) Ga-
votte; from Les petits riens, arr. by
Sam Franko, for violin and piano.
(The classic masters, no. 8.) [16865
© June 16, 1910; 2 c June 17,
1910; E 2383779; G Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS)—Con.,
Larghetto; ed. and fingered by
Williem Willeke; violoncello and |
piano. [16866 |
© June 17, 1910;'2 @ June 18}
1910; E 234817; G. Schirmer, ine, |
New York, N: ¥: |
—— Menuet; from symphonie in H
flat, transcribed by J. Schulhoff, rev. |
and fingered by Rafael Richter; |
piano. [16867 ©
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910311
E 231900; M. Witmark & sons, New |
York; oN NG a}
Pantomime, from Les petits riens; |
arr. by Sam Franko; violin and }
piano. (Classic masters, no. 9.)
[16868
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 19109)
E 2329382; G. Schirmer, ine, New |
MOK eyN Ne
MULLER (DER) UND SEIN KIND; yolks |
oper in fiinf aufztigen, nach EH. B. S.
Raupach, von Karl Sechreder und |
Robert M. Prose, musik von Béla
von Ujj; klavierauszug mit text.
[16869 |
© June 1, 1910; 2 ce. June 18, 1910;
E 234818; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber- |
lin, Germany.
MvuIrcHeEIs; first Irish opera in 8 acts, |
English words by Nora Chesson,
Trish translation by Thadgh O’Dono- |
ghue, music by O’Brien Butler. Vo- |
cal score. Ato. [16870
© May 21, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910; |
E 234289; Breitkopf & Hartel, New |
Yorks) Nev?
MULETEER OF MALAGA; Spanish song,
words by Francis Barron, music by
H. Trotére. 1. C minor and major.
2. D minor and major. [16871, 16872
© June 17, 1910; 2 ce. each June 18,
1910; E 234821, 234822; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew Itd., London, Eng-
land.
MURMURE DE PRINTEMPS (Murmurs of
spring); par Mario Tarenghi, op.
49, no. 1; piano. [16873 |
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; E 234668; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MURMURING BROOK; by F. Spindler, op.
113, rev. and fingered by Hans T. J
Seifert ; piano. [16874 |
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910; |
E 233640; Carl Fischer, New York, |
ING |
968
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
16898
Muse (LA) ET LE POETE.
Saéns (C. C.)
See Offenbach (J.)
MUSICAL POEMS FOR SCHOOL, KINDER-
GARTEN AND HOME; by Caro Senour.
See Saint-
MUSETTE.
[Rey. ed.] Hollywood, Cal. [1910]
ero pp. col. front. 274 cm.
$0.75 paper, $1.00 boards. [16875
© May 15, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
A 265463; Mrs. C. S. Senour, Holly-
wood, Cal.
MUTTERING FRITZ; characteristic
march, by F. H. Losey, op. 293; or-
chestra. 1840. 4to. [16876
. © May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234240; Carl Fischer, New York,
N. Y.
MY AEROPLANE GIRL; words by Francis
C. Lea, musie by Arthur A. Penn.
[16877
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233410; J. H. Remick & co., New
York (N.’ ¥:
My AIN JOHN AND ME; from Tam
O’Shanter, words and music by Hugh
Cairns. [16878
© May 19,1910; 2c. May 20, 1910;
E 234071: Louis H. Ross music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
My AIRSHIP QUEEN; words by O. J.
Markle, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[16879
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
® 239405: J. H. Remick & co., New
York: No ¥.
My AMERICAN GIRL; words and music
by T. R. Plant. [16880
© 1 ec. June 13, 1910; E 233677;
Tracy R. Plant, Stockton, Cal.
My BLAck HILLs e¢1RL; words and mu-
sic by R. W. Murphy. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [16881
@idJnune 13, 1910; 2 ¢c. June 13,
1910; E 2838704; Rena Whitman
Murphy, Rapid City, S. Dak.
My BONNIE Mary: from Tam O’Shan-
ter, words and music by Hugh
Cairns. [16882
i May 19° 1910; 2 c. May 20,
1910; E 234073; Louis H. Ross mu-
sic pub. co., Boston, Mass.
My COLEEN FROM OVER THE SEA; words
by Jesse G. M. Glick, music by Wal-
ter Wolff. [168838
© 1c. June 138, 1910; E 233676;
Glick & Wolff, San Francisco, Cal.
My COUNTRY, ‘TIS OF THEE; anthem,
words by Samuel F. Smith, music
by E. K. Heyser; men’s voices.
[16884
© May 28; 1910; 2¢:) June 3;
1910s RH 2333215. orénza’ pub: '€o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
My DEAR LITTLE SHAMROCK; words and
music by J. J. Cauchois. New York.
Jeff. T. Branen music pub. co.
[16885
©’ May 383i, 1910: 2) @ une. 2:
1910: HB) 234137; John J, Cauchois:
New York, N. Y.
My DIXIE DREAM; words and music by
Ear! Taylor. [16886
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234879; Harry von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
My DOLLAR GIRL SETS THE GAY WORLD
AWHIRL; words by G. E. Smith, mu-
sic by R. A. Browne. [16887
©: 1. ¢) June 4 1910. he234596e
G. E. Smith, Butler, Okla.
My DREAM; words and music by M.
McF. Price. [16888
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; E 283141; Maude MecFerran
Price, United States.
My DREAMS ARE ALL OF THEE; words by
Vv. EF. MckKinnie, musics by Hey C:
Verner. [16889
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 234274; Peoples music pub. Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
My GREAT BIG CRAZY OWN BOY; words
and music by Ambrose Mallet. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16890
© June 16," 1910: 22ejrsune 416,
1910; E 234699; David A. O’Malley,
Northampton, Mass.
My GUARDIAN ANGEL; reverie, by Blair
Leyton; piano. piosor
©) JdunertG, A910” 2ac. dune. Ts:
1910; E 233709; Sydney P. Harris,
Detroit, Mich.
My GUIDING STAR; waltz, by Harry
Wood; piano. [16892
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 233052; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
My GUIDING STAR OF NIGHT; words and
music by E. R. Heck. [16893
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
BE 234357; Ernest R. Heck, Kansas
City, Mo.
969
51421—_10—_5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16894
pt. Wi, 2. S., v:5
My HEART SHALL BE THY GARDEN;
words by Alice Meynall, music by
B. Trotwood Eberhart, op. 5, no. 1.
[16894
@r June 130 1910-52 es june 135
1910; E 2383703; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
My LANCASHIRE LASS; words and mu-
sic by J. W. Sandys. [16895
© June, 10,.1910- 2 ¢ Jane 13:
1910; E 233656; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
My LITTLE DEUTSCHER BOY; words and
music by B. Storm. [16896
© 1c. May 25, 1910; E 232781;
Basil Storm, New York, N. Y.
My LITTLE GIRL IN BLUE; song by J.
Wilson. [16897
© 1 ec. May 31, 1910; E 234090;
John Wilson, Newark, N. J.
My LITTLE MAID OF GENOA; written
and composed by R. P. Weston,
Fred J. Barnes and Maurice Scott.
[16898
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234135; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
My LITTLE MOUNTAIN ROSE; words and
music by P. Clements. New York,
F,, B. Haviland pub. co. [16899
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234706; Pius Clements,
Washington, Ind.
My LITTLE SWEETHEART; words and
music by T. S. Gordon. [16900
© May 15, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910,
EH 2338392; Thyrza S. Gordon, Wa-
pato, Wash.
words by Marguerite Jaycox,
music by John M. Jaycox. [16901
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 233083; J. M. Jaycox, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
My LODGING’S ON THE COLD GROUND; old
Irish air, [and] Flee as a bird; by
Dana; arr. by A. F. Weldon; cornet
and piano. [16902
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
HE 233449; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
MY LOVE IS A-DREAMING OF ME; words
and music by J. C. Keelen. [16903
| © Jane, #4,1910-°2 ‘ce. June, 16,
1910; E 234768; J. C. Keelen, New
York Ne ¥.
My Love sTarR (Mein liebesstern) ; by
Carl Ganschals, op. 237, ed. by S. L.
Herrmann; piano. [16904
© June 20, 1910;:2 « June 20)
1910; E 233885; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My LOVE WILL LIVE ALWAY; words and
music by Phoebe Cohen. [16905
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
FE 234829; Rycroft bureau of music,
New. York. NN:
My MorNING ROSE; words by Arthur
Longbrake, music by Ed. Edwards.
[16906
© May 26, 1910; 2 e May 26,
1910; E 233056; Jos: Merrns “co,
New York, N. Y.
My oL_p KENTUCKY HOME; by Stephen
C. Foster, arr. by A. F. Weldon;
cornet and piano. [16907
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233450; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
My OWN LITTLE GIRL; words by Miles
Wright, music by Fred Kaiser.
[16908 |
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; E 233110; Carl Fiseher, New
York. Ni
My PEKINESE; words and music by
Bernard Rolt. [16909 |
© May 23, 1910; 2 « May 24
1910; E 288018; Chappell & co., Iitd.,
London, England.
My PRAYER; words by Wm. C. Poel,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. [16910
© May 25, 1910: Zit wax oot
1910; E 234034; Brown-Franklin ¢o.,
Fort Worth, Tex. bes
My PRETTY LITTLE BROWN EYED GIRL;
words and music by B. S. Gay, arr.
by Geo. A. Isbell. [i6911
© May 25, 1910; 2 ce. May 31, 1910;
E 232962; Byron S. Gay, Los An- |
geles, Cal.
My PUSSY CAT; valse, par E. Boussenot
du Clos, orchestrée par E. Garciau.
Partie de piano-conducteur. 4to.
[16912
© June 11, 1910;/2. &. June. 14:
1910; E 234522; HE. Demets, Paris,
France.
My RamaApoo; an Indian novyelette, by |/f
Frederic W. Hager, arr. by Everett f
J. Evans; band. S8vo. [16913
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910; |
E 234145; Jos. Morris co., New York,
ING? Xe |
970
“AE
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-380, July, 1910
16934
My SAVIOUR’S WITH ME ALL THE WAY;
words and music by A. B. Liitle.
[1691+
© May 25, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
E 234015; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
My sHAMROCK RoSIE BuRNS; words
and musie by J. G. Scoville. [16915
© 1c. June 13, 1910; E 233680;
Jos. G. Scoville, New York, N. Y.
My SWEET OLD GEORGY HOME; words by
Mrs. Thomas W. Mullaly, music by
Rowland D. Williams. [16916
ewene 11, 1910: 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 234469; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
MY SWEET REPOSE. See Liszt (F.)
My SWEETHEART (Mon doux coeur);
valse, par Louis Angel; orchestre,
avee piano-conducteur. 4to. [16917
© dguve 11, 1910; 2 ¢. June 9,
1910; E 233372; Rouart, Lerolle &
cie., Paris, France.
My VALLEY HOME IN ILLINOIS; words
and music by R. B. McCord. [16918
© June 7, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234407; Roxie Belle McCord,
Greenville, Il.
MY WESTERN ROSE; words by F. W.
Vandersloot, music by Harry J. Lin-
coln. [16919
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231888; Vandersloot musie pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
piano. [16920
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
EK 231887; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
My WIFE HAS GONE TO VISIT HER RELA-
TIONS; words and music by A. C.
Luttman. [16921
© 1 e@ May 25, 1910; E 232766;
A. C. Luttman, Los Angeles, Cal.
Myosoris; nocturne, by H. Lichner, op.
63; rev. and fingered by Hans. T.
Seifert; piano. [16922
© aune 3, 1910; 2° ¢., June) 13,
1910; EK 283649; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, N. Y.
MYRELLA; marche sur la célébre chan-
son, Myrella la jolie, musique de D.
Berniaux, arr. de E. Gavel; orches-
tre avee piano conducteur. 4to.
[16928
@ june 1h 1910. 2).e. June 11;
1910; E 2384520; Bénech, Paris,
France.
NACHTLICHER ZUG; duett, von Johan
Halvorsen, op. 29; zwei violinen mit
klavierbegleitung. (Miniaturen, no.
vse) [16924
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
FH 23.2885; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
NAMRAH; reverie, by Mabel R. Kauf-
man; piano. [16925, 16926
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
BH 282883; "© May 28 1910-22)
June 1, 1910; EH 233232; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
NAPI SE BRATRICKU. See Andulka.
Narrow (THE) WAY; music arr. and
cho. by Samson Hodges. [16927
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 283577; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
NATIONAL GUARD; march and two-step,
by Mackie-Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
[16928
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 283488; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
NAUGHTY NYMPHS; waltz, by Alfred
Roth; orchestra. 1841. 4to. [16929
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234239; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGE
NAuGHTY (THE) SACRE BUMP; words
and music by Edward Madden.
[16930
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
EH 234881; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co:; New York, No-Y:
NEARER, MY GoD, TO THEE; anthem,
words by Sarah F. Adams, music
by Henry Tolhurst; soprano solo and
chorus. 4to. (Ambrose edition, no.
130. ) [16931
© May 12,1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231843; Ambrose Abbott & COo.,
London, England.
—— theme and variations, by M. R.
Adamson; piano. [169382
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
EK} 233504; Phillips & Crew co., At-
lanta, Ga.
*"NEATH THE SHADOW OF THY WINGS;
words by Thomas H. Davies, music
by M. L. Casey. 1. Alto in D flat.
>) Sop. in’ i. [ 16933, 16984
© May 25, 1910; 2c. each May 26,
1910: BE 233082, 2380383 ; M. L. Casey,
Denver, Colo.
971
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16935
Dt. EE eS s., v2 3
"NEATH THE WEEPING WILLOW TREE;
words and music by L. G. Smoot.
[169385 |
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
BH 233411; J. H. Remick & co:, New |
York, ONS
NEUE VOLLSTANDIGE KLAVIERSCHULE;
fiir den |
[16936
yon Richard IKleinmichel,
anfangsunterricht.
© May 13, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234606; Universal-edition,
Vienna, Austria.
NEVER AGAIN; the bachelor’s complaint,
words and music by [H. Sherin].
[16937
© 1c. June 9, 1910; E 284452;
Henry Sherin, New York, N. Y.
NEVER MIND; intro. in The vagabonds’
entertainment, words by Eustace
Baynes, composed by Harold Mon-
tague. [16838
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 10,
1910; HH 2338535; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
NEW INDEPENDENCE DAY; words and
music by C. F. Potter. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [16989
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
BE 234155; C. F. Potter, Woodhaven,
er Per Ya
NIBELUNGEN RING; scene from.
Wagner (R.)
NicgHT; words by John Stevenson,
music by Charles Villiers Stanford, |
op.118. (Cushendall,no.7.) [16940
© May 28, 1910; 2
1910; E 2383305; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
NIGHT BREEZE; Indian love song, by
T. L. Alston; piano. [16941
© June 9,1910; 2c. June 13, 1910:
E 233672: Toussaint L. Alston, Me-
tropolis, Ill.
NicgHT (VTHE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES;
words by Francis Bourdillon, music
by J. B. Shirley; male voices. 4to.
[16942
@© May 27, 1910; 2 c: May 25,
1910; E 234066; John B. Shirley,
iProy, IN. Y
NicgHT (THE) IS STILL; words by Will
F. Griffin, music by Daniel Prothe-
roe; in D flat. [16943
@ May 16; 1910; 2 ¢: Mar. 21,
1910; E 2382945; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago, Il.
6
See |
|
e. May 27,
No LITTLE BOY TO LOVE ME; intro. in
The vagabond’s entertainment, words
by Eustace Baynes and Harold Mon-
tague, composed by Harold Mon-
tague. [16944
© June 10, 1910; e. June 10,
1910; E 233536; Reymeig= ss. (co:
London, England.
SS)
—~
No ONE BUT JESUS; words and music
by C. F. Weigele. [16945
© June 8, 1910; 2¢. June 10, 1910;
EK 233580; Chas. Ff. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
NOBODY LOVES A SKINNY GUY LIKE ME;
words and music by John and Win-
nie Hennings. [16946
© 1c. May, 26, 1910; W 233060;
John Hennings, St. Joseph, Mo.
NOBODY WAITING THERE TO GREET ME;
written and composed by C. W. Mur-
phy and Harry CaStling. [16947
© June 8,1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
I} 288483; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
NOCH EIN GEBET; ged. von Alfons Kra-
mer, musik. von Jos. Loy, op. 41;
minnerchor. 4to. (Auf fliigeln des
gesanges, no. 586.) [16948
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910:
E 233275; Fr.- Ullrich, Godesberg
a/Rh., Germany.
NokEL A St. Moriraz; two-step, par
César Galli; piano. [16949
© May 30, 1910; 2 @ June 47,
1910; E 233819; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
NOEL BERRICHON; suite pittoresque, par
Marcel Samuel Rousseau, réduction
pour piano a 4 mains, par lauteur.
NO. 5, Ceunis [16950
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
#234808; J. Hamelle, Paris, France.
NONNE (DIE); melodie, aus dichtung 9
von Catulle Mendés, musik von I. J.
Paderewski, op. 22. (Zwo6dlf melo-
dien, no. 7.) [16951
© May 28, 1910; 2 May 23,
CF
1910; E 231972; Heugel & cie., Paris, /
France.
| NORA LEE; gavotte song. words and
music by E. H. Purcell, in E flat.
[16952
© May 23, 19105) 2c Mii 2a:
S.C
|
i |
|
|
|
1930; BE 231847; EK. H. Pureell, Chi- |
cago, Ill.
2
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
NoRSE (A) LULLABY; words by A. Low-
um, music by K. Ursin. [16953
© 1c. May 31, 1910; E 234089;
Kristofer Ursin, San Francisco, Cal.
Nortu Dakota; words by K. B. Mug-
ford, music by Arthur A. Penn.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16954
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234703; Katherine B. Mug-
ford, Mugford, N. Dak.
NORWEGIAN FOLK DANCE; by Nicolai
von Wilm, op. 240, no. 10, ed. by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. (Terpsi-
chorean revels, v. 2, no. 10.) [16955
came 6 1910; 2c. June 13,
1910; E 233639; Carl Fischer, New
Tork WN. Y.
NORWEGIAN HUNTERS’ MARCH; on mo-
tives from old march melodies, arr.
by W. P. Mero; two pianos eight
hands. [16956
(© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; BE 231918; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NORWEGISCH; duett,
yorsen, op. 29;
von Johan Hal-
zwei violinen mit
klavierbegleitung. (Miniaturen no.
4.) [16957
© May 7, 1910; 2 ce. May 25, 1910;
E 232837; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
NOSTALGIA; gavota schottisch, por Vi-
cente Manas; piano. [16958
@© May 12, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; E 232858; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
NoT FOR MINE; words and music by G.
Kinnear. [16959
© 1c. June 11, 1910; E 234498:
Genevieve Kinnear, Washington,
Dy, CG
Nor TO-MORROW, BUT NOW; words by
W. C. Martin, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. [16960
© yune 20, 1910: 2 c June 16,
1910; E 284716; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
NOTHING LIKE THE SAVIOUR; words
and music by A. B. Little. [16961
© May 25, 1910; 2 ¢. May 31,
1910; E 2384008; Brown-Franklin
eo., Fort Worth, Tex.
NOTRE JEANNE;
Jeanne d’Are,
hymne marche 4
par Hugo Montey;
piano seul. [16962
Oryunes105 A905) 2) c.2 June’ 11,
1910; E 234493; L. EH. Pujol, Barce-
- lona, Spain.
OF
16970
NoW HOME SWEET HOME IS HOME
SWEET HOME NO MORE; words by
William Lester, music by Harry
Newton. [16963
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 6, 1910;
EK 234829; W. Lester & H. Newton,
Cedar Grove, N. J.
Now TO THE LORD A NOBLE SONG; hymn-
anthem, music by Gaston Borch;
mixed voices. 4to. (Series 7 of
sacred quartets and choruses, no.
fix [16964
©. May 18.1910; Qe May y210
1910; E 231994; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Nowy RoK PoLsko; Stowa Jadwigi S.,
muzyka Antoniego Mattek; na chor
ezterogtosowy mieszany i fortepain.
[16965
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 2, 1910;
H 2841389; Anthony Mallek, Chicago,
Ill.
NUANCE; text von Benno Vigny and
Robert Winterberg, musik von
Robert Winterberg. [16966
©) May 26; 1910. 2 Junew4
1910 ; EK 234609; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna, Austria.
NuGGETS; two-step, by EH. A. Foster,
arr. by Royal-Carrier; pf. [16967
© June. dds) 1910-2. ec juner.6:
1910: E 233396; Roy HE. Miller pub.
co., Spokane, Wash.
NUN SCHMUCKE MIR DEIN DUNKLES
HAAR: text von Gottfried Keller, op.
24. (Zehn lieder, no. 2.) [16968
Oe May27, 1910>° 2) «May, 27,
1910; E 232919; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
NUR EIN WEIN AM DONAUSTRAND;
walzerlied aus der operette, Jagd-
fieber, text von Edm. Skurawy, mu-
sik von Karl Haupt. [16969
© May 28, 1910; 2.c. June 17,
1910; E 233826; Josef Eberle,
Vienna, Austria.
NUR WER DIE SEHNSUCHT KENNT. See
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
O ALMIGHTY AND MOST MERCIFUL GOD;
anthem, composed by James Lyon,
op. 86, no. 20; mixed voices. 4to.
(Chureh choir library, no. 56.)
[16970
©) June 18,.1910; 2 c. June 17,
1910: E 233767; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
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16971
pt. Ti, Bas. vy. 3
O BLESSED LAND;
Sawyer, musie by C. E. Rounsefell.
[16971
Maly 05) 1910s Ze. May 2.
1910; E 234269; Mrs. C. E. Rounse-
fell, Rochester, N. Y.
O FLY NOT, PLEASURE; words by Wil-
frid Scawen Blunt, music by Eleanor
Everest Freer, op. 19, no. 3. 1. High
voice. 2. Low voice. [16972, 169738
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec each May
23, 1910; BH 231856, 231857; W. H.
Willis & co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
O GOD, FOR AS MUCH AS WITHOUT THEE;
anthem, composed by James Lyon,
op. 36, no. 19; mixed voices. 4to.
(Church choir library, no. 55.)
[16974
©) Sune Us a1910: 2 7e june 17,
1910; E 233766; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
OQ GoD, OUR REFUGE AND STRENGTH;
anthem, composed by James Lyon,
op. 386, no. 23; mixed voices. 4to.
(Chureh choir library, no. 59.)
[16975
©) June Sah OO Oe sume: 17,
1910, E 2388770; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London, England.
O GOD, WHO DECLAREST THY ALMIGHTY
POWER; anthem, composed by James
Lyon, op. 86, no. 11; mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 48.)
[16976
©), June ws, 1910% 12:-e.. June, 2%
1910; E 283761; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
O HEILIGER AUGUSTIN; text von Gott-
fried Keller, musik von Erich J.
Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 5.)
[16977
© May 27, 1910;- 2 c.. May 27,
1910; E 282922; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
OQ HOW LOVELY; words by Mary
Fletcher, music by A. U. Brander.
[16978
©) May 23, 1910222 ce. May. 23:
1910; E 2381922; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
O LAND THAT IN JEHOVAH’S NAME;
national song of the Republic, words
by Matthew P. Brady, music by Carl
Koelling; mixed chorus. (Secular
octavo music, second series, no. 3.)
[16979
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EH 284126; Wm. A. ‘Pond & co., New
York, N. Y.
words by EH. L. | O LJUFLIGA STUND; words and music
by A. T. Frykman. [16980
© May 22, 1910: 2°G@ May 23.
1910; HE 231884; Al a Weykman,
Jamestown, N. Y.
© LorD, WE BESEECH THEE; anthem,
composed by James Lyon, op. 36,
no. i6: mixed voices. 4to. (Church
choir library, no. 52.) [16981
© June 18, 1910; 2veeoee ae
1910; E 2383765; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, Hngland.
day after Trinity, music by James
Lyon, op. 36, no. 24; mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 60.)
[16982
© June 18, 19105 2res same ray
ISTOs yao Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
Q LOVE THAT WILT NOT LET ME GO;
hymn-anthem, words by G. Mathe-
son, music by W. Berwald; mixed
voices. (Octavo chureh music, no.
5406. ) [16983
© May 27, 1910; 2 &€ May 28,
1910. Ky 2332S) ee Schirmer, mMec.,
New York, IN.oaNe
OQ SACBRUM CONVIVIUM ;
rus, music by
Yon; men’s voices.
no. 5422. [16984
© May. 25, 1910: 2 seas 26:
1910; E 238095; G) Schimimensimne:
New. York, N. Y.
O SALUTARIS HOSTIA; motet for four-
part chorus, music by Pietro Ales-
three-part cho-
Pietro Alessandro
(Octavo edition,
sandro Yon; mixed voices. (Octavo
edition, no. 5420. ) [16985
© May 25, 1910; 2 ©) Mia 26;
1910; E 238096; G. Schirmer,
New York, N. Y.
motet for three-part chorus, music
mie.
by Pietro Alessandro Yon; men’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 5421.)
[16986
© May '26, 1910: 2 @eaMew 2.
1910; EK 2329381; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
music by Albert J. Holden; mezzo
soprano in A.
© May 27, 1910; 2): May 27
1910; H 232893 ; Wm. A. Pond eco.
New York, N. Y.
music by W. C. Williams; soprano
solo in A flat. [16988
©: May. 27%, 1910; 2: co Wie 7,
1910; E 232896; Wm. A. Pond & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
974
collect for the twenty-fourth Sun- .
[16987 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17008
G saving Victim: Communion hymn.
music by Benham Blaxland. 4to.
(Church choir library, no. 36.)
[16989
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910:
FE 234367; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
GC SLOW OF HEART TO BELIEVE; anthem,
words by Caroline Hazard, music by
H. C. Macdougall: women’s voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 12040.) [16990
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233495; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
OQ THINK OF ME (Gedenke mein) ;
words by MHerlohssohn, music by
Richard Czerwonky. 1. High. 2.
Low. [16991, 16992
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; E 234258, 234259; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
Q WHAT'S THE USE OF WORKING; words
by Fred R. Skinner, music by Harry
Godfrey. [16993
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234394; Ted Snyder co., New York,
a
OBEREK: danse polonaise, par Rudolf
Friml, op. 55, no. 3, arr. par Edmund
Parlow; 2 pianos 4 8 mains. [16994
sane 15, 1910: 2 ¢. June. 14,
1910; E 234639; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
OCEAN BELLS; words and music by H.
Engelmann; contralto or baritone.
[16995
© May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234229; Carl Fischer, New York,
sd de
OEUVRES CHOISIES; par A. Schmoll;
piano. Vol. 1. Genre facile. Vol. 2.
Genre moyen. [16996, 16997
adune 11, 1910;.2 ‘ce, June 6,
1910; EK 238374, 233375; A. Schmoll,
Paris, France.
OF ALL THE YEAR ’TIS SUMMER; words
and music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; high voice in C. [16998
© May 25, 1910: 2 « May 26,
1910; E 233070; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
OF THE HOME OF MY YOUTH. I’M DREAM-
ING; words and music by I. M. Mul-
len. Cincinnati, Ohio, John Arnold.
[16999
© June 18, 1910; 2 « June 18,
1910; H 234793; Ida M. Mullen, Mer-
win, Ohio.
OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN, GONE AGAIN;
words by Collin Davis, music by
Nat D. Mann. [17000
@i i May . 25... 1990) 2: 2 Maly 28,
1910; E 233132; Victor Kremer cCo.,
Chicago, Il.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarolle;
from Tales of Hoffmann, transcribed
by Pierre Duvernet; piano. [17001
© May 19, 1910; 2 « May 25,
1910; E 232786; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Musette; air de ballet, ed. and
fingered by Leo Schulz; violoncello
and piano. [17002
© June 138, 1910; 2 « June 14,
1910; E 234572; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
OFFERTOIRE; duologue, by C. J. Grey;
organ. [17003
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233188; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
OFFERTORY (THE) SENTENCES; set to
music by Edmund Rogers; mixed
voices. 4to. (Vocal library of part
songs, ete., no. 55.) [17004
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
EK 233196; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
OFFICE (THE) FOR THE Hoty Com-
MUNION; composed by Healey Wil-
lan, in C and E flat. 8vo. (Short
settings ... for parochial and gen-
eral use, no. 48.) [17005
©, Jume. 11; 1910: 2. ci June 13,
1910; E 238585; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
OFFICE (THE) OF THE HOLY COMMU-
NION; in the key of D major, com-
posed by Hugh Blair, op. 24, for
parish choirs. 4to. [17006
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
FE) 234272; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
set to music in key of C, by A. C.
Bennett. 4to. (Modern church
services, no. 64.) [17007
© June 18> 1910: 2 -e.’ Tune I;
1910: © 233756: Arthur C. Bennett,
London, England.
OH AINT HE A BEAR; words and music
by G. Nagel. [17008
© 1 ec. May -28,.1910; E 233167;
George Nagel, Newark, N. J.
975
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
170609
pt: 1, iss y. 9)
OH, BE JOYFUL IN THE LorD; anthem,
music by Ira B. Wilson. [17009
© June 1, 1910; 2 c June 8, 1910;
K 238328; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
music by Wm. H. Lewis; mixed
voices. S8vo. (Central church col-
lection, no. 3.) [17010
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 5, 1910;
E 282941; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Il.
OH, EYES OF TENDER GENTLE BLUE;
words by Paula Nylnah, music by
John T. Lumpkin. [17011
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 233534; Carl Hoffman music co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
OH LET ME DREAM. See Chimere.
OH TE MY DARLING; dal a Dudas kisass-
zony, Ccimti operettébol, irta Nelson
Pal, nép zenére alkamazta, Linka
Camillo. [Orchestra.] 17012
© june 44. 1910-- 2%¢.. June 14,
1910; E 2384502; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
OH, THAT SOCIETY GLIDE; words by Joe
McCarthy, music by Harry De Costa.
[17013
© June 10, 1910; 2 ce June 11,
1910; E 234481; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Ou you MIKE; words and music by
J. Phillips. Chicago, Jack Phillips’
pub. co. [17014
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 2384200; Jack Phillips, Chicago, I11.
OH, YOU SUMMERTIME RoMeEO; from
The summer widowers, words by
Glen MacDonough, music by A. Bald-
win Sloane. [17015
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 233530; Chas. K. Harris, New
Vonks Neo Ys
Crp JURE) BAY .STATH: Dy . W.
Kraut; piano. New York, FE. B.
Haviland pub. co. [17016
© May 27, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
EH 232871; Fred. W. Kraut, Roxbury,
Mass.
OLD (THE) CAMP GROUND; words by
H.,H. Carman, music. by Ira HW.
Hamilton. 8vo. [17017
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
EH 2338537; E. H. Carman, Nooksack,
Wash.
976
OLD (THE) COUNTRIE; words by F.
O’Neill Gallagher, music by Harold
Austin. [17018
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EK 234162; J. B. Cramer & co., Lon-
don, England.
OLD GLorY; words by A. Cooper; music
by J. C. Bell. [17019
© June 21, 1910; 2 c June 20,
1910; E 233906; A. Cooper, Oswego,
N. Y.
—— the nations marching song, lyrics
by H. S. Kidd, music by Rudolf
Thaler. [17020
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 288337; Henry S. Kidd, Camden,
NST:
—— the new national song, words by
EK. S. Van Ness, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [17021
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 13, 1910;
E 2338666; E. S. Van Ness, Stock-
ton, Cal.
ON A SUNDAY EVENING IN THE SUMMER-
TIME; words and musie by Edw.
O’Conner. [17022
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 18,
1910; E 234787; Grinnell bros., De-
troit, Mich.
ON DE OLE PLANTATION; intermezzo, by
Reginald de Koven, op. 340; piano.
[17023
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
EH 2338239; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New_York, N. Y.
ON NE BADINE PAS AVEC L’AMOUR; comé-
die lyrique en trois actes, d’apres
Alfred de Musset, poéme de Gabriel
Nigond et Louis LeLoir, musique de
Gabriel Pierné. Partition chant et
piano. 4to. [17024
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
D 18646; Heugel & ceie, Paris,
France.
ON PARADE (Die wachtparade) ; by H.
Lichner, op. 240, no. 4, rev. and fin-
gered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[17025
© May 26, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234253; Carl Fischer, New York,
ie @
ON THE FIRING LINE; words and music
by Chas. Edw. Pollock. [17026
© May 25, 1910; 2 c.-May 3i,
1910; E 234012; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17046
ON THE SILVERY SANDS; written by
Arthur C. Findon, composed by Her-
mann E. Darewski, jr. [17027
@ May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 233053; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ON THE STAGE; march, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. (In dance form, no.
2) [17028
State 13, 1910: 2 c. Tune 13,
1910; E 233698; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ON THE WHEEL; march, by W. P.
Chambers; band. 4to. [17029
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; E 232802; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
ONE MOMENT WITH JESUS; words by
Daniel Charlotte, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. [170380
ean. 12, 1910; 2 ¢. June-18,
1910; E 234801; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
Onty you; from The abnormalite,
words by Eva White, music by M.
Minn. {17031
@ysune 13) 1910; 2c. June 17,
1910; BE 233772; Marguerite Minn,
~ Milwaukee, Wis.
ONoRE A DANTE ALIGHIERI; march, by
FF. Poggi; piano. [17032
© 1 ec. June 14, 1910; E 234599;
Fernando Poggi, Philadelphia, Pa.
ONWARD LIKE THE SUNBEAMS; words
mami ©, 1: Martin and J.. IT.
Franklin, music by W. Stillman
Martin. [17033
@© May 25, 1910; 2 e.-May 831,
1910; HE 234019; Brown-Franklin
eo., Fort Worth, Tex.
Oorzy, WoOTzyY, COOTZY, OOTZY, 00;
words and music by G. R. Raymond.
[17034
© 1 ec. May 24, 1910; E 233007;
Geo. R. Raymond, New York, N. Y.
OPEN THE DOOR FOR THE CHILDREN;
words and music by William W.
Bentley. [17035
May 25. 1910: 2 ce, May 31,
1910; E 234017; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
OPEN YOUR HEART TO JESUS; words by
D. R. van Sickle, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [17036
© June, 20.) 1910 2 ¢; June 16,
1910; E 284721; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, III.
ORANGEBLUTEN ; von Rudolf Friml, op.
57, no. 8; violoncello und piano.
[17037
©} June 15; 1910-2. eo dune a4:
1910; EH 234646; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ORCHESTERSTUDIEN. See Strauss (R.)
Orera (L’). See Rossini (G. A.)
ORPHEUS AND HEURIDICE; andante.
Gluck (G. W. von)
ORPHEUS (THE) VOLUNTARIES; com-
posed by Alfred Redhead; organ or
harmonium. Books 5 and 6. 4to.
[17038, 17039
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. each May
26, 1910; E 233089, 233090; Orpheus
music co., London, England.
ORVETTA WALTZ; by E. B. Spencer,
rey. and fingered by Rafael Richter;
piano. [17040
Ol May 24, 1910: 42" ef Maly 223,
1910; E 231899; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
See Verdi (G.)
OTHER (THE) FELLOW; duet from
Madame Sherry, lyric by Otto Hauer-
bach, music by Karl Hoschna.
[17041
© June 10.1910; 2 ¢«. June 11,
1910; EH 234480; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
OU VONT TES REEVES; poésie d’ André
Lénéka, musique de Léon Delerue.
1. Chant et piano. 2. Chant seul.
17042, 17048
© June 11, 1910; 2c. each June 11,
1910; E 234529, 234530; Paul De-
courcelle, Nice, France.
OwvR FLAG; military two-step, by Haydn
Wood; piano. [17044
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
EH 233481; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
See
OTELLO.
Our GoD WE THANK THEE. See Har-
ford (Henry)
Our NEBRASKA; words by F. M. Hart-
ley and Flora Bullock, music by
Mora Bullock. Lineoln, Nebr., Uni-
versity pub. co. [17045
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
HE 233397; Faye M. Hartley, Lincoln.
Nebr.
Our O. N. U.; words by Aaron 8S. Wat-
kins, music by S. H. Meyers. [17046
©) June 15) 1910s 2eyFune 9,
1910; E 234898: S. H. Meyers, Chi-
eago, Ill.
977
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17047
pt. 2. Sy Ve
Our Teppy; march and two-step, by
O. F. Knablin; piano. [17047
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
HE 238296; Oscar F. Knablin, Bridge-
port, Conn.
OUR WEDDING DAY; words and music
by H. J. Collins. [17048
© 1c. June 15, 1910; E 234880;
H. J. Collins, Detroit, Mich.
OuRS; danse capriccioso, by Howard
Cadmus, op. 104; piano duet. [17049
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 233492; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
OUT HERE IN GOD’S GARDEN; words by
P. J. O'Reilly, music by Harold Jen-
ner. Nowa in 7D, flat.: No:°3 in F.
LODO ETO sil
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. each June 7,
1910; E 234334, 234335; Ascherbers,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London, Eng-
land.
OUTSIDE THE CAMP; words and music
by Chas. F. Weigele. [17052
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
E 288569; Meyer & bro., Chicago, II].
OVER AND OVER; words by Patrick Bid-
well, music by Mary Carmichael.
INO? de in JB dat (Nos. inc’.
[17058, 17054
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each June 2,
1910; EH 284164, 234165; J. B. Cra-
mer & co., London, England.
OVER HILL, OVER DALE; by Ernest New-
ton; pianoforte.
Zz.) [17055
©) Jute de O02 2 eo june a.
1910; E 234680; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Owt (THE); poem by. Tennyson,
music by H. F. Gilbert; medium
voice. Newton Center, Wa-Wan
press. [17056
© June 13; 19105°24e. June 15)
1910; E 288711; Henry F. Gilbert,
Cambridge, Mass.
PAGE D’AMOUR (A_ love sonnet); par
Mario Tarenghi, op. 44: piano.
[17057
© June 15, 1910; 2 ¢ June 14,
1910; E 234667; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PALADIN; mascarade by Edmond Lau-
rens, op. 24, no. 1; piano. [17058
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 2383191; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
(7 miniatures, no. |
PALMER (JOHN) Valsette; piano.
[17059
© May 24, 1910; 2 c May 26,
1910; E 2330638; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
PALMS (THE) (Les rameaux); by J.
Faure, arr. by A. F. Weldon; cornet
and piano. [17060
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 238455; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, II].
PANIS ANGELICUS. See Massenet (J.
BE. EF.)
PANSY; words and music by R. R.
Carlyle. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17061
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234152; Richard Rudolph Carlyle,
Lumberton, N. C.
PANSY, MY OLD SWEETHEART; words
and music by Mrs. N. L. Painter.
Kansas City, Kans., Louis Weber.
[17062
© May 26, 19102 eevee: 2a.
1910;. HE 282987; Mirssivethie “i
Painter, Kansas City, Kans.
PANTALON; par Karl Geister; piano 4
4 mains. (La comédie, no. 1.)
[17063
© June 11, 1910; 2 « June 11,
1910; E 284535; Durand & Gie.,
Paris, France.
PANTINS ET FANTOCHES; polka-marche,
par E. Lauga; piano. [17064
© June 11, 1910;92ie= teamed
1910; E 234512; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
PANTOMIME: par Philippe Courras, op.
32; piano. [17065
© June 11,1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233385; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
PAPA DEAR I’M GOING TO LEAVE YOU;
words and music by L. A. Dudley. @
New York, F. B. Haviland pub, €o.
[17066
© May 27, 1910; 2 @ May 27, fF
1910; E 232869; Lindsey A. Dudley, }
Los Angeles, Cal.
PAPILLON (LE); par Francois Schu- §
bert, op. 13, nouvelle édition revue §
et éditée par William Henley; violon
et piano. (12 bagatelles, no. 7.)
[17067
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 2384484; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. |
978
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-380, July, 1910
17084
PaquiTA; Mexican serenade, by S. P.
Harris; piano. [17068
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 15,
1910; E 2338708; Sydney P. Harris,
Detroit, Mich.
PARADE OF THE FLOWERS; by Thurlow
Lieurance; piano. [17069
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234547; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
PaRADEzUG (On parade); marsch, von
Carl Bohm, op. 379; pianoforte. (3
compositionen, no. 1.) [17070
mosune, ib. 1910: 2c. June 14,
1910; E 234626; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PARTENZA (LA). See.Rossini (G. A.)
PAS DES AMPHORES. See Chaminade
Rents. 3. }
PASSACAGLIA IN B MINOR; by E. Blum;
organ. [17071
© June 15, 1910-2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234638; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PASSING BY; music by Edward Purcell,
arr. by W. A. F.; high voice in A.
[17072
© May 21, 1910; 2 c« May 26,
1910; E 233068; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PASTORALE; by Domenico Scarlatti, arr.
for concert use, by Carl Tausig, ed.
and fingered by Maurits Leefson;
piano. [17073
© iune 20, 1910; 2 ¢. June 20;
1910; E 233887; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PASTORELLA (LA) DELL’ ALPI.
sini (G. A.)
See Ros-
PAVANE; tanz von Ludwig Schytte, op.
170; pianoforte. (Klange aus alter
zeit, no. 4.) [17074
june 15,1910: 2: ¢. June14,
1910; E 234653; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PEA (THE) GREEN EARL; an interna-
tional episode in two acts, book and
lyrics by HE. Russell Palmer, music
by Leslie S. Wiggin, arr. by Walter
H. Golde. Vocal score. Boston,
H. R. Wellman. [17075
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 838i,
1910; A 2382977; Palmer & Wiggin,
Hanover, N. H.
PEACHES; from The summer widowers,
lyric by Glen Mac Donough, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [17076
© June’3, 1910; 2c. June 38, 1910;
E 288340; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, IN; WY.
PEARL EYES; story by Bobby Jones,
tune by Bert EF. Grant. [17077
©) May (28, "1910; 2 “e. Max, aie
1910; E 232978; Jones & Grant, Bos-
ton, Mass.
PECULIAR (A) MAN; words and music
by C. F. Weigele. [17078
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. June 10, 1910;
Ki 2338572; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
PENNSYLVANIA; words and music by
C. E. Schoble. Philadelphia, M. D.
Swisher. [17079
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 15,
191@;) 233706:->.C) Es Seboble,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PENSEE FUGITIVE (Fleeting thoughts) ;
par Rudolph Friml, op. 62, no. 1;
piano. [17080
©, June 15551910; 2. ¢c..dune 14,
1910; H 284655; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PENTIMENTE; versi di C. Meola, musica
di D. Jetti; canto e mandolino. 4to.
[17081
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
EK 234370; Antonio Grauso, New
York N. ¥.
PERLEN DER WEISHEIT; text von Gott-
fried Keller, musik von Erich J.
Wolff, op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 1.)
[17082
©) May 27,°'1910; 2c. May 27,
1910; E 232918; Harmonie yrerlag,
Berlin, Germany.
PEROXIDE; by C. L. Woolsey; piano.
[17083
© May 3, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
EH 231991; C. L. Woolsey, Braymer,
Mo.
PERPETUUM MOBILE; duett von Johan
Halvorsen, op. 29; zwei violinen mit
klavierbegleitung. (Miniaturen, no.
5.) [17084
© May 7, 1910; 2c. May 25, 1910;
E 232838; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
979
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17085
PERUGINA (LA); di Edoardo Masche-
roni; atto 2; instrumentazione di
Raffaele Caravaglios. Band score.
(Biblioteca dei corpi di musica serie
Zo. 10.302.) LIS033: [17085
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
£9103. BY 235163> “Gl Raicordl 7& co:,
Milan, Italy.
Pesca (LA). See Rossini (G. A.)
PETITE FETE CHAMPETRE (Country
festival); par Mario Tarenghi, op.
49, no. 4; piano. [17086
(Crimes 910 “2eer June. 4:
1910; E 284671; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PETITE HISTOIRE (A little
Rudolf Friml, op. 35,
von Richard Hofmann; violine und
klavier. [17087
© aune. 15, 1910. 2c. ,dume Ade
1910; E 234636; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PeTITS (LES) RIENS. See Mozart
Wi. 5A.)
PHILOMENE; paroles de E. Rimbault,
musique de H. Christiné. 1. Chant
et piano. 2. Polka, orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 38. Piano seul.
[17088-17090
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. each May 23,
1910; E 231980—231982; Christiné,
Paris, France.
PIANO; by A. W. Bullard. Lessons
OAS SOAS WA: tO Ba soCA: to GS;
DA to DJ. Boston, Hill & Kern
school of music. (The classic course
of music study.) 4to. 17091-17094
. © May 6, 1910; 2 ec each May
9, 1910; A 268696, 263669-263671 ;
Albert Wm. Bullard, Boston, Mass.
Pick - MANGIAGALLI (RICCARDO) Qua-
tuor, op. 18; Nocturne; Ariette; et
story) ; von
NO wea) HEE.
Epilogue; deux violons, alto et
violoncelle. 1. Partitur. 12mo. 2.
Parties. [17095, 17096
© May 13, 1910; 2 « June 14,
1910; E 234603, 234604; Universal-
Edition, Vienna, Austria.
PIERRETTES ET PINSONS; schottisch, par
fh. Lauga; piano. [17097
©) June™ii, 1910; 2 ¢° June 11,
1910; E 2834517; Emile Lauga,
Paris, France.
Prerrot; par Karl Geister; piano a
4 mains. (La Comédie, no. 4.)
[17098
© June 11, 1910; 2 c June 11,
1910; HH 23845388; Durand & cGie.,
Paris, France.
pt. 11, 1. 8.,v.5
PipPpIN (THE); march two-step, by
Chas. H. Oakley; piano. [17099
© June 11, 1910; 2 eyseme 13;
1910; E 233591; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
PITMAN (GEORGE)
tences, nos. 1-6.
Weekes & CoO.
4to. London,
[17100
© May 19, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; EK 2838129; George Pitman,
Woking, England.
PLANNING; poem by Will D. Cobb,
melody by G. Edwards. [17101
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233425; Gus. Edwards, inc., New
York; Noose
PLAY YOU’S ER SQUIRREL, CHILE; words
and music by Gertrude Manly Jones;
musical post card. [17102
© Apr. 6, 19103 2 ee aune 14,
1910; E 234550; Philadelphia postal
press, Philadelphia, Pa.
PLAYING SOLDIERS; by Claude D’Albret ;
piano. (Six easy melodious pieces,
Hos 1.) [17103
© -_May 23, 1910; 922) dune 4,
1910; E 234217; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, Iie i¥.
PLAYROOM ECHOES; a Set of Six easy
pieces, each introducing a familar
song, by Karl Bergmann; piano.
4to. [17104
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234186; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, IN, OY:
PLEADING; by Edward Elgar, arr. by
Dan Godfrey ; military band. 1. Con-
ductor. -2. Solo clarinet in B fiat.
3. Solo cornet in B flat.
[17105-17107
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. each May
26, 1910; E 233042-233044; Novello
& co., ltd., London, England.
PLEASANT THOUGHTS; by Daniel Rowe;
piano. [17108
© May 23, 1910; 2 © May 23,
1910; H 231921; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PLEASE LET ME PLAY IN THE WiLD
woops; words by B. F. Hewleite,
music by Frank Howard. - [17109
© 1c. June 18, 1910; E 233678;
Ben F. Hewlette, Milwaukee, Wis.
Six offertory sen-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17128
POET AND PEASANT; overture, by F. V.
Suppé, arr. by D. Baravalle; man-
dolin orchestra. [17110
© May 21, 1910; 2 « May 26,
1910; E 233077; Peter Tesio,. New
York, N. Y.
POISON RAG; by C. L. Woolsey; piano.
[17111
© May 3, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231990; C. L. Woolsey, Braymer,
Mo.
PoLIAKIN (F.) 10 daily finger exer-
cises; for violin for advanced play-
ers. (Augener’s edition, no. 5674.)
‘ eva
Mes 12° $910; 2 ce. June 2,
1910; E 234168; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
POLISH DANCE THEME; by Philipp Schar-
wenka, arr. by Otto Langey; orches-
tra. (Galaxy of orchestra music,
no. 19.) plaids
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233846; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
POLKA BRILLANTE; by F. Spindler, op.
55, rev. and fingered by Hans ‘I.
Seifert; piano. [17114
ee wiay 12. 1910; 2 c. May: 28,
1910; E 233117; Carl Fischer, New
York IN. Y.
POLKA FRANCAIS; by Reginald de
Koven, op. 339; piano. (Dream
dances, no. 5.) [17115
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233236; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
POLONAISE; par Rudolf Friml. op. 7,
Mood, are, par Hdmund, Parlow :
2 pianos 4 8 mains. [17116
@iase 15, 1910: 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234640; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FPoLoNAISsE. See also Cimmerer (Carl)
Sechs charakterstticke.
POMEGRANATE IS YOUR MOUTH; from
A dream of Egypt, words by Charles
Hanson Towne, music by Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. [17117
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May . 23,
1910; E 231988; Boosey & .co., Lon-
don, England.
PoMPapour (LA); a court dance, by
E. Boggetti, op. 183, ed. by Heinrich
Kiel; piano. [17118
© May 16, 1910; 2c. May 26,
1910; E 233066; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Power (THE) oF Gop; words and mu-
sic by Thoro Harris. [17119
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31,
1910; E 234081; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
FPRAELUDIUM; komponerad af Armas
Jirnefelt; piano. [17120
© May i. 1910 2, CxaMiahy 2 ppl Only
E 252355; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York: N.Y.
PRAIRIE QUEEN; march and two-step,
by L. B. Kennedy; orchestra. 4to.
alae Zale
@r June Zi 191022 Je. Jumen 20:
1910; E 2383916; Lee Kennedy, Port-
land, Oreg.
PRAISE YE THE LORD; hymn, music by
M. L. McPhail. (Jn the Choir, v. 11.
no. 6.) alia
© May 31, 1910; 1c. June 2, 1910;
EH 234140; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
PRAYER (THE) OF MY MOTHER; words
and music by H. D. K. Huber.
[17123.
© 1c. May 26, 1910; E 233061;
Harry D. K. Huber, Hast Pittsburg,
ae
PRELUDE AND FUGUE ON THE NAME
BacH; by C. P. Koch; trans. for or-
gan. [17124
© June 15,7 1910. 2 June’ 16;
1910; EH 284774; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
PREMIER (LE) PAS; fantaisie-operette
de Michel Carré, musique de Georges
Menier. Partition chant et piano.
4to. [17125
© May 20, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
D 18649; O. Bouwens van der Boi-
jen & cie., Paris, France.
PReTTY (THE) GIRL MILKING HER COW 3
old Irish air, arr. by A. F. Weldon;
cornet and piano. [17126
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
BH 238456; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
PRETTY LITTLE DOLLY; waltz, by H.
Engelmann; piano. (In dance form,
now 2.) [17127
©xeIune WS) 1910; 2 exiFune 1s;
1910; E 283699; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Prick (Tur) I’LL PAY; words by Mrs.
R. QO. Irish, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[17128
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234749; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
981
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17129
pt. Idgnss, Ve
PRIERE (LA) D’UNE VIERGE (The maid-
en’s prayer); by Thecla Badar-
zewska, rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter; piano. [17129
© May 21,1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231902; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork. UN. x6
PRISCILLA; intermezzo, by M. Green-
wald; piano. [17130
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234414; Leo Feist, New York,
YE
PRODIGAL (THE) ; meditation, words by
Flora Cameron Burr, music by H. J.
Storer, op. 17. (Four songs, no. 2.)
peeled:
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 23,1910;
E 231866; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
PROMESSA (LA) See Rossini (G. A.)
Promis (LES); adagietto, extrait du
Noél Berrichon, par Marcel Samuel
Rousseau. 1. Violoncelle et piano.
2. Trio pour piano, violon et violon-
celle. Bees a WalaRs
© May 17, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; E 234204, 234205; J. Hamelle,
Paris, France.
PROMISES (THE) OF GoD; words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by C.
H. Gabriel. [171384
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 284724; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
Prout (EBENEZER) Concerto, no. 2 in
E flat, op. 35; organ and orchestra.
Full score. S8vo. [17135
© 40h, 28, 1909; 2 c May 31,
1910; E 234051; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London, England.
PSYCHE; opéra en trois actes text @’
André Arnyvelde, musique de Mau-
rice Lévy. Partition piano et chant,
réduite par lV’auteur. 4to. [17136
© June 17. 1910-2 ¢. June’ 48,
1910; E 234819; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
Puccini (Giacomo) Die kleine Frau
Schmetterling (Madame Butterfly) ;
duett von Butterfly und Suzuki;
sopran und mezzo-sopran. [27137
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
EH 233162; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
fialy.,
PURE AS SNow (Edelweiss) ; by Gustav
Lange, op. 31, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [171388
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
E 232906; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, INS SY:
PURITANA WALTZES; by C. A. Grimm;
piano. [17139
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 31, 1910;
E 232980; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
PUZZLE; gavotte, par Rodolphe Berger ;
piano. [17140
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EH 231964; Heugel & cGie., Paris,
France.
QUADRANGLE TOWN; musical comedy in
two acts, book and lyrics by Hugh
M. Ferriss, musie by A. W. Proetz.
Vocal score. St. Louis, Hafferkamp
& Buss. [17141
© May 27, 1910; 2¢ May 31, 1910;
D 18647; Arthur W. Proetz, St.
Louis, Mo.
QUARREL (THE) IN THE SOFT MOON-
LIGHT; words and music by H. W.
Meier. New York, Jerome H. Re-
mick & Co. [17142
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 232948; Henry Meier, New York,
Nee Ve
QUEEN OF ALMA MATERS; words by W.
Hale, music by Will A. Robinson;
mixed voices. [171438
© May 25, 1910; 2 ec. May 26, 1910;
E 233087; William Hale, Gloucester,
Mass.
RACHMANINOFF (SERGEI VASSILIE-
vitcH) Prelude, C sharp minor;
piano. (Chappell edition, no. 7.)
[17144
©. June 16, 1910 27e ames
1910; E 233786; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
RADIANT (THE) MORN HAS PASSED
AWAY; bymn-anthem, words by God-
frey Thring, music by F. Bruesch-
weiler; chorus of mixed voices,
(Collection of octavo church music,
no. 5409.) [17145
© May 31, 1910; 2 ec. June 1, 1910;
E 233294; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Vorls, IN. XY.
RAUBER-MARSCH; aus der operette, Das
fiirstenkind, von Franz Lehar ; 6ster-
reichische militar-oder deutsche in-
fanteriemusik. 4to. [17146
© May 5, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232810; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern--
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
982
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17166
Rarr (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Espiégle
(L’), op. 125, no. 3; piano. (Chap-
pell edition. no. 8.) [17147
© June 13, 1910; 2 @ June 14,
1910; E 234582; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
RAG BABY’S GWINE TO BE MINE; words
by Ballard Macdonald, music by
Libbie Lee. [17148
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234283; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York N.Y.
Rae (A) TIME TABLE D’HOTE; words
and music by Carter De Haven.
[17149
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234190; M. Witmark & sons, New
Fork, N.Y:
RAGTIME INSTRUCTION BOOK; by [M.
Harmon]; piano. [17150
© May 31, 1910; 2c. June 7, 1910;
E 233480; Marie Harmon, Brooklyn,
1, a
RANSOMED BY THE WING; words and
music by C. A. C. Snow. pela baa |
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 233663; Charles A. C. Snow, Clark, |
Wyo.
RAPPELLE TOI; adaptation symphoni-
que, sur une poésie d’ Alfred de
Musset, musique de Francis Thomé;
piano avec text, et violon. (17152
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. May 9, 1910;
E 234067; F. Thomé, Paris, France.
RAVLINS; a raggy two-step, by Floyd
Willis; piano. [17153
© May 20, 1910; 2 ¢c. May 23,
1910; E 231864; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Raymonpb. See Thomas (C. L. A.)
REAPING FOR THE KING; words by
Edith S. Tillotson, music by B. D.
Ackley. [17154
oe osyune 26-1910: 2 ¢ June 16!
1910; H 234733; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
REASON (THE) WHY I HANG AROUND;
words and music by N. L. Pollard.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[17155
© May 20, 1910; 2 ce. May 26,
-1910; EH 233248; Norman L. Pollard,
New York, N. Y.
RECUEIL DE VINGT MELODIES; musique
d’ Ernest Chausson; chant et piano.
[17156
© May 28, 1910; 2 e« May 831,
1910; E 234098; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France. :
RECUEILLEMENT; choral, par Paul Sae-
gel; violon et piano. (Le début du
violon, 1°*° série, chants, sans pa-
roles, no. 2.) ela tare
© May 28, 1910; 2 « May 31,
1910; E 234103; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
ReD (THE) ROSE; words by Robert
Burns, music by Daniel Protheroe;
medium. [17158
© May 16, 1910; 2c. May 5, 1910;
E 252943; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
REFRESHING SONGS; by D. Sloan. 8vo.
[17159
© -May (28; 1910; 2 © May’ 31,
1910; A 263796; Daniel Sloan, Zion
City, Ill.
REGATA (LA) VENEZIANA.
(Ge AL)
REGENT (THE) ; march, by H. A. Van-
der Cook, band. 4to. [17160
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910; |
FE 253528; Dixie music house, Chi-
eago, Il.
REGIMENTAL MARCH; by M. A. Alt-
house; band. 4to. [17161
© May 27. 1910>) 206: May 20
1910; E 282940; Harry Coleman,
Philadelphia, Pa.
REGRET; romance, par Paul Saegel;
violon et piano. (Le début du vio-
lon, 1°°° série, chants sans paroles,
NO.) pala key
© May 28, 1910; 2 ce. May 81,
1910; E 234102; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
See Rossini
RELIANCE; march, by G. M. White;
band. 4to. [17163
© May 18, 1910: 2 “May 25,
1910; EH 232799; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
REMEMBER ME (In die ferne); by M.
Brinkmann, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [17164
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27,
1910; E 232907; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
RENO; waltz, music by Albert L. Fink;
piano. [17165
© May 28, 1910; 2 c« May 28,
1910; E 233144; A. L. Fink, United
States.
words and music by A. L. Fergu-
son. New York, F. B. Haviland pub.
co. [17166
© May 31,.1910; 2.c. May 31,
1910; E 282992; A. Lee Ferguson,
Mapleton, Me.
983
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17167
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 5 |
RESPONSORIUM, O MARIA DOMINA; by
C. Becker, [and] 9 Marienlieder,
Panis angelicus, and Tantum ergo;
by A. Lohmann; duets, trios, and
quartets. 4to. [17167
© Apr. 1, 1910; 2 ec. May 31, 1910;
E 234065; John Singenberger, St.
Francis, Wis.
RESTLESS RUBE; march and two-step,
by Arthur H. Clarke; orchestra.
4to. [17168
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EK 2383437; J. W. Pepper «&- son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
RESTORATION ; words by Geo. T. Coster,
music by Robert Harkness. [17169
© Ape. 380: 1910.2 e. June 1: 1910 ;
E 2838210; Charles M. Alexander,
New York, N. Y.
Rruss (AuGUST). Sonate, op. 26; vio-
line und klavier. Munchen, Ernst
Germann & Co. [17170
© May. 12,7 1910 + 2c: May -25,
1910; E 232842; August Reuss, Mun-
chen, Germany.
REEVE (UN) ; piéce mélodique, par Léon
J. Fontaine, op. 20; violon et piano.
(Impressions musicales, no. 1.)
pel aA:
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234424; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
REVE AUX ETOILES; valse, par Rodolphe
Berger; piano. a2
©. Juney ia.) AGIs) 2 ex une: 6,
1910; EK 233380; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
REVE DE BONHEUR (Dream of happi-
ness); valse-intermezzo, par Georg
Eggeling, op. 161; piano. [17173
Oudume 35, 71910- 2 cy June 14;
1910; E 234647; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
REVERIE; par Fernand Le Borne, op.
55, no. 1; alto et piano, édition origi-
nale. [17174
© Gunei i, 19105" ec. Jane: 14,
1910; E 234525; L. Grus et cie.,,
Paris, France.
REVERIE APPASSIONEE; par Rudolf Fri-
nal, op. 62, no. 3; piano. fa by (a Bra
©) Mone 15,01910+°.2, ce) Tune’ 14,
1910; E 234657; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ReEvERY; by J. P. Ludebuehl; piano.
(Two sketches, no. 2.) [17176
© Jone 3, 1910502 e) June 13,
1910; E 233643; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ny ¥.
984
RHYTHMIC (THE) GRADUS; an elemen-
tary text-book of music, by Kathe- |}
rine Bird, Margaret H. Glyn and |
T. H. Yorke Trotter. Grade 3. 4to.
[17177 |
© May 25, 1910; 2 « June 14, ff
1910; E 284620; Bosworth & c@o., |
London, England.
Ricorpo (Souvenir); valse lente, par jj
A. Barbirolli; piano: *Earis, MS §
Carle. [17178 }
© June 11, 191072 eestune 6.
1910; E 288886; Alfredo Barbirolli, |
Paris, France.
RIGHT FORWARD, FOURS RIGHT; a song }
of the Cuban campaign, words and
music by R. A. Sharp. 17179
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; E 288188; Richard Atley
Sharp, Cornell, Wis.
RicoLerro. See Verdi (G.)
RIMPROVERO (IL) See Rossini (G. A.)
RING AROUND A ROSIE (Ringelreihen) ;
by A. Sartorio, op. 864; piano. (In
The playroom, no. 10.) [17180
© May 16, 1910; 2 ¢ May 25,
1910; : HE 232796: » Dheeweeresser.
Philadelphia, Pa.
RIPPLING WAVES; boat song, by G.
Millward, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [17181
© May. 21, 1910: 2 ey iiay>2s.
1910; E 231895; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— (Wellenspiel) ; by Fritz Spindler,
op. 6, rev. and fingered by Hans. T.
Seifert ; piano. [17182
© May 12, 1910; 2 © May 28,
1910; E 23838120; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks Ne WY:
RISE, CROWNED WITH LIGHT; music by
W. Franke-Harling; mixed voices.
(Sacred octavo series, no. 945.)
[17183
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234854; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
| Riva ON THE RINK; words by George
Robins and Harold Montague, music
by Harold Montague. [17184
© June 10, 1910;° 2-e= sumer
1910; E 234489; Cary & co., London,
England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17208
River (THE) ; words paraphrased from
a folk-song, by Pietro d’Alba, music
by Edward Elgar, op. 60, no. 2. 1.
In B minor. 2. In A minor.
[17185, 17186
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. each May
26, 1910; E 233088, 233039; Novello
& co., ltd., London, England.
—— — In G@ minor. [17187
©) May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 233045; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
River (THE) OF GRACE; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [17188
ety 25, 1910; 2° ¢ May 31,
1910; EH 234048; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
RivigReE (LA) DE CHEZ NOUS; choeur
pour 2 voix d’enfants, paroles de
Jacques Charlot, musique d’ Au-
guste Chapuis; avec acc. de piano.
[17189
© May 29, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
wie Py 251951; Durand . & ° cie.,
Paris, France.
Rosin (THE); words and music by
Katherine Heyman. (The children’s
Hour, no. 7.) [17190
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234366; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
RoBIN’S COURTSHIP; words by A. S.
Aiman, music by Walter L. Rosen-
berg. Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher.
[17191
© May. 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 232873; A. S. Aiman, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP;
by J. P. Knight, arr. by A. F. Wel-
don; cornet and piano. [17192
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233451; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Ill.
ROLLSCHUHLAUFER-WALZER; aus Hal-
loh! die grosse revue, von Paul
Lincke; military band. [17193
@ May 26,1910; 2 ce: May 27,
1910; E 282882; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
ROMANCE; by Christian Carpenter, pf.
113196. [17194
© May 27). 1910; 2 c.. May 28,
1910; EK 288159; G. Ricordi & Co.,
London, England.
ae
51421—_10——6
RoMANCE—Continued.
by Dagmar Riibner; violin and pi-
ano. [17195
© May 10, 1910; 2 ec. May 25,
1910; E 232856; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
—by Stella Price; violin and piano.
[17196
© June 6, 1910; 2 ec. June 13,
1910; E 2383629; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N: Y:
ROMANCE IN E' SHARP.
CRAs)
ROMANTISCHES STUCK; von Oskar
Nedbal, op. 18, revidiert von Hugo
Kriesler; viola und klavier. [17197
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. June1, 1910;
E 233272; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
See Schumann
ROMANZA ESPRESSIVA; par Francois
Schubert, op. 18, nouvelle édition
revue et éditée par William Henley;
violon et piano. (12 bagatelles, no.
6.) [17198
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234483; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
RoMANZE (At parting); von Ernst
Kullak, op. 32; pianoforte. [17199
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234682; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ROOSEVELT, WE’RE GLAD TO WELCOME
You; words and music by C. F. Pot-
ter. New York, F. B. Haviland pub.
co. [17200
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EH 234153; C. F. Potter, Woodhaven,
INE Ye
ROSALINE; concert waltzes, by D.
Shaw ; piano. [17201
© May 380, 1910; 2 c. June 138,
1910; E 233674; Dennis Shaw, Alva,
Okla.
Rose; parole di G. d’ Annunzio, musica
di G. Sgambati, op. 41. [17202
© Apr. 20, 1910; 2 ec. May 31, 1910;
BE 234055; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Rost (THE) AND THE BUTTERFLY;
lyrics by Bessie Wynn, music by Ted
S. Barron. [17203
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
B 234125; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Ny ¥;
3D
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17204
pt. II, 0. s., v. 5
ROSE AND THE NIGHTINGALE; by Phoebe
Van Hook; piano. [17204
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234766; Clayton F. Summy
eo., Chicago, Ill.
ROSE MEMORIES; words and music by
Lucy Townsend Wedding and H.
Schnurr. New York: Robert K.
Belden. [17205
© May 15, 1910; 2 c. June 6,
1910; BH 234586; Lucy T. Wedding
and Harry Schnurr, Laramie, Wyo.
ROSE OF HeyPt; waltz, by F. Poliakin;
piano. [17206
© June 16, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910; E 234779; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ROSE OF YESTERDAY; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Harold Jenner.
[17207
@©ejune 1s. 191022 c¢ June) ds;
1910; HE 2383586; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London, England.
ROSE PETALS; reverie, by Wm. T. Pier-
son; piano. [17208
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; E 282788; Church, Paxson &
co., New York, N. Y.
ROSE TINTS; caprice, by Thurlow
Lieurance; piano. [17209
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234546; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
RosEBUD (THE); words by Leslie Gor-
don, music by E. Gwenydd Elwes;
high or low voice. [17210
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234284; Leonard & co., London,
England.
ROSES AND RUE; Six songs, words by
Frederic E. Weatherly and Mary
Bell, music by Herbert Bunning.
No. 2, high voice. [iv214
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 11,
1910; E 234491; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
ROSES GROW EVERYWHERE; words and
music by Hilmar J. Siegel. [17212
© May 20, 1910; 2 « May 26,
1910; E 233084; Siegel Malone mu-
sic pub. co., Monaca, Pa.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Danza
(La) (Der tanz); tarantella arr.
par Franz Liszt, nouvelle édition
revue par K. Klindworth; piano.
(Soirées musicales, no. 9.) 17213
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234447; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
986
Rossini (GIOACHINO ANTONIO)—Con.
—— Gita (La) in gondola (Die gon-
delfahrt) ; barcarola arr. par Franz
Liszt, nouvelle édition revue par K.
Klindworth; piano. (Soirées mu-
Sicales, no. 4.) [17214
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 8, 1910;
E 234442; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Invito (L’) ; bolero arr. par Franz
Liszt, nouvelle édition revue par K.
Klindworth; piano. (Soirées mu-
sicales, no. 3.)
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
i} 234441; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
— Marinari (Li) (Die seeminner) ;
duetto arr. par Franz Liszt; nouvelle
édition revue par K. Klindworth;
piano. (Soirées musicales, no. 12.)
[17216
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 8, 1910;
E 234450; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Orgia (L’) (Das festgelage) ;
arietta arr. par Franz Liszt nou-
velle édition revue par K. Klind-
worth; piano. (Soirées musicales,
mo. le) [17217
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234449; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
——Partenza (La) (Die abreise) ;
canzonetta arr. par Franz Liszt,
nouvelle édition revue par K. Klind-
worth; piano. (Soirées musicales,
nos (2) [17218
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234445; B Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Pastorella (La) dell’ Alpi (Die
Alpenschiiferin) ; tyrolese, arr. par
Franz Liszt, nouvelle édition revue
par K. Klindworth; piano. (Soirées
musicales, no. 6.) [17219
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234444; B. Schoti’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
turno arr. par Franz Liszt, nouvelle
édition revue par K. Klindworth;
piano. (Soirées musicales, no. 8.)
[17220
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234446; B Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany,
[17215.
Pesca (La) (Der fischfang) ; not-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-80, July, 1910
17236
Rossini (GIOACHINO ANTONIO)—Con.
Promessa (La) (Das versprech-
en); canzonetta arr. par Franz
Liszt, nouvelle édition revue par K.
Klindworth; piano. (Soirées musi-
cales, no. 1.) ee eyak
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234439; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
— Regata (La) veneziana (Die re-
gate zu Venedig) ; notturno arr. par
Franz Liszt, nouvelle édition revue
par K. Klindworth; piano. (Soirées
musicales, no. 2.) [17222
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
EH 234440; B Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Rimprovero (Il) (Der vorwurf) ;
canzonetta arr. par Franz Liszt,
nouvelle édition revue par K. Klind-
worth; piano. (Soirées musicales,
no. 5.) [172238
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234443; B Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
— Serenata (La) (Die serenade) ;
notturno arr. par Franz Liszt nou-
velle édition revue par K. Klind-
worth; piano. (Soirées musicales,
no. 10.) [17224
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234448; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
RoucH (THE) RIDERS IN CUBA; words
and music by F. J. B. Novak.
fin 225
© May 12, 1910; 2c. May 14, 1910;
E 233289; Frank J. Bohacek Novak,
New Raymer, Colo.
Roya (A) FLUSH; march two-step, by
Abe Losch, arr. by F. H. Losey; full
band. 4to. [17226
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
EK 233478; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH )
Melodie in F, op. 3 no. 1; rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[17227
© May 21, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
H 231901; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y.
transcribed by David Popper,
ec. and fingered by Willem Willeke;
violoncello and piano. [17228
© June 13, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; EH 284576; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
98
RUSSIAN ATR (Russisches lied); by H.
Farjeon, op. 29, no. 5; piano. (In
Tone pictures, book 8, Augener’s ed.,
no. 5154.) [17229
© May 5, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
EK 284173; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
S’BRAVSEIN. See Burger (Max).
S’DIANDL VOM LAHNAGRAB’N. See
Steyrische lieder.
S’DIRNDL. See Burger (Max).
S’Marrert. See Burger (Max).
SACRED (THE) HARP; [by] B. EF. White
and EK. J. King, a collection of tunes,
odes, hymns and anthems. 5th ed.
rev. and enlarged... Atlanta, Ga.,
J. L. White, 1910. 4 p. 1, 5-539 [3]
p. front (port.) 164 by 264 cm. $1.00.
[17230
© May 26, 1910; 2 ¢ May 31,
1910; A 265328; James L. White,
Atlanta, Ga.
SACRED SONGS; words and melody by
L. R. Branch, arr. by Wm. D. Smith.
no. 14. 8vo. [17281
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 283479; L. R. Branch, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SAD INDIAN MAID; words and music by
J S. Lawler. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [17232
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234704; Josephine S. Law-
ler, Campbell, Nebr.
SAD MEMORIES; words by James P.
Whedon, music by L. J. Downing.
Chicago, Music art shop. less
© May -30,, 1910: 52 ‘ce May 31,
1910; E 232987; Lulu Jones Down-
ing, Chicago, IJ.
SAILOR’S DANCE; rondo, by Lita Jar-
ratt; pianoforte. [17234
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; EK 2346638; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Sattor’s (THE) RETURN; lyrics by J. P.
McCarthy, music by Edward F. Mur-
phy. Baltimore, Cohen & Hughes.
[17235
© May 26, 1910; 2 c May 27,
1910; E 232889; James P. McCarthy,
Walbrook, Md.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Jeunesse (La) d’Hercule; poéme
symphonique, op. 50, transcription
par Victor Staub; piano seul. [17236
© June 11, 1910; 2 ce: June 11,
1910; E 284534; Durand & cie,
Paris, France.
loot
(
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. DE 2 S.,. vi 5
17237
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)—
Continued.
— Mandolinata; de HE. Paladilhe,
paraphrase by C. Saint-Saéns, ed.,
rev. and fingered by Anthony Stanko-
witch; piano. est
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233180; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia,. Pa.
Muse (La) et le poéte; duo pour
violon et violoncelle, avec ace. de
piano. [17238
© June 11; 19102 2. ¢ Fume 11,
1910; E 2384531; Durand et cie.,,
Paris, France.
SAME (THE) LITTLE GIRL; words and
music by P. F. Woodford. [17239
© 1c. May 23, 1910; E 231849;
Perey F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
SAME (THE) OLD WAY; words and
music by Mrs. W. T. Morris. [17240
@ June, 20, 1910- 2 ce. June 16;
1910; EH 234718; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
SAMMY IN HIS TAM 0’ SHANTER HAT;
written by Fred EH. D’Albert and
Frank H. Fox, composed by J. Chas.
Moore. 4to. * [17241
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 21, 1910;
E 233074; National music pub. co.,
London, England.
SANCT MARTINS-MESSE; componiert von
Joh. Hasler, op. 6, fiir 4-6 stimmigen
gemischten chor. Partitur und sing-
Sstimmen. 4to. [17242
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 17,
1910; E 2838818; Ant. Bohn & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
SAN DiEGo-PANAMA EXPOSITION MARCH;
by Wm. De Legro; piano. [172438
© Apr. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Mar. 26, 1910;
E 231874; Wm. De Legro & son, San
Diego, Cal.
SANDMAN (THE); plantation song,
words by Allen Fawcett, music by
Kenneth S. Clark. [17244
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 2382772; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SANDS (THE) 0’ DEE; words by Charles
Kingsley, music by George B. Nevin;
mixed voices. (Octavo glees and
part songs, no. 283.) [17245
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233178; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
SANDY CAME FROM SKYE; from Tam
O’Shanter, words and music by Hugh
Cairns. [17246
© May 19, 1910; 2 ec. May 20, 1910;
E 234072; Louis H. Ross music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
SANS soucr; valse caprice, by Charles
B. lLysberg, adapted and ed. by
Charles Kunkel; piano. [17247
© May 21,1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 23819387; Kunkel bros. music ¢o.,
St. Louis, Mo.
SANTA BARBARA; words by M. W. H.,
music by F. Zettel. [17248
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 14, 1910;
E 234567 ; Florian Zettel, Santa Bar-
bara, Cal.
SARABANDE AND TAMBOURIN; by Jean
Marie Leclair, ed. by E. L. Winn;
violin and piano. [17249
© May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234287; Carl Fischer, New York,
INE
SATINS ET DENTELLES; gavotte, par EB.
Lauga; piano. [17250
© June 11, 1910; 2¢. June 11, 1910;
E 234510; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
SAY, KID, LET’S BECOME A PAIR; words
and music by M. Ager. [17251
© June 17, 1910; 2 ce. June 18,
1910; E 284795; Milton Ager, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ScARAMOUCHE; par Karl Geister; piano
44 mains. (La comédie, no. 5.)
[17252
© June 11, 1910: 2 ¢ fume 44,
1910; E 284539; Durand & cie., Paris,
France.
SCARF DANCE.
IBRD) Jo
ScHArer (EIN) gunc; melodie auf
dichtung von Catulle Mendés, musik
von J. J. Paderewski, op. 22.
(Zwo6lf melodien, no. 5.) Pima
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E. 2381970; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
ScCHERZINO; by Richard Czerwonky ;
piano. [17254
© June 3, 1910; 2 ¢. June 138, 1910;
E 2338648; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING
SCHERZO PRINTANIER; dans le style
classique par Marius Carman, op.
199; piano. [17255
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 15, 1910;
E 233716; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
See Chaminade (C.
988
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
SCHMOLLENDE (DIE); melodie, auf
dichtung von Catulle Mendés, musik
yon I. J. Paderewski, op. 22. (Zwdolf
melodien, no. 10.) [17256
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231975; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SCHNEEMANN (DER); pantomime in
zwei bildern, musik von Erich Wolf-
gang Korngold- 1. Vollstundiger
klavierauszug. 2. Entr’act fiir kla-
vier. 3. Serenade fiir violine und
klavier begl. [17257-17259
© May 138, 1910; 2 c. each June 1,
1910; E 233256—-233258; Universal-
edition, Vienna, Austria.
SCHUBERT (FRANCOIS) DE DRESDE. An-
dantino, op. 13; nouvelle édition re-
vue et éditée par William Henley;
violon et piano. (12 bagatelles,
no. 5.) [17260
© June 1, 1910; 2 ¢. June 8, 1910;
EK 234482; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Impromptu, op. 13; nouvelle édi-
tion revue et éditée par William
Henley; violon et piano. (12 baga-
telles, no. 1.) [17261
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 234428; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
ScHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Children’s
march (Kinder-marsch); arr. by
Edmund Parlow; two pianos eight
hands. [17262
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; E 234629; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
—— Military march; op. 51, no. 1,
rey. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert.
1. Piano two hands. 2. Piano four
hands. [17263, 17264
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
ie 2422 6234213; . Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
— Serenade; arr. by A. F. Weldon;
cornet and piano. [17265
© June 38, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 238453; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, II].
—— Soirées de Vienne; bearbeitet von
Emil Kronke, fiir zwei klaviere zu
aeht handén. No. 1. ‘No. 2. No. 8.
No. 4. [17266-17269
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each June
14, 1910; E 234632-234635; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
17278
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER)—Continued.
Staindchen; serenade, arr. by
Mischa Elman; violin and piano.
(Two transcriptions, no. 1.) [17270
© June 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 10,
1910; EY 238385382; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
SCHUMANN (RoBERT ALEXANDER)
Abendlied (Evening song), op. 85,
no. 12; ed. and fingered by Willem
Willeke; violoncello and piano.
[17271
©y june 1371910) 27e" tunes
1910; E 234577; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N: -Y¥.
Erinnerung; arr. von Wilh.
Barge; fldte und piano. (Sammlung
beliebter stticke, no. 32.) 22
Oe May. 2 tOlOie 2 ie Mayen 2s.
1910; EK 231946; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Romance in F sharp, op. 28, no.
2; piano. (Chappell edition, no. 6.)
ia iret G39
> Jane 16) 110: (2) c Jumerdua
1910; E 233785; Chappell & co., l1td.;
London, England.
—— Triumerei, op. 18 no. 7, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[17274
© May 26, 1910; 2 ce May 27,
1910; EH 232910; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
transcribed by David Pop-
per, ed. and fingered by Willem Wil-
leke; violoncello and piano. [17275
© June 17, 1910; 2 c. June 18,
1910; E 234816; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Warum (Why), op. 12, no. 3; rev.
and fingered by Rafael Richter;
piano. [17276
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; EH 231891; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ScHYTTE (LUDWIG) Impromptu, op.
18, no. 1; [ed. by S. L. Herrmann] ;
piano. [17277
© May 23, 1910; 2 « May 28,
1910; E 231917; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Scout’s PATROL; march two-step, by
Edison-Herbert; piano. London:
Orpheus music pub. co. [17278
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
FE 234589; Empire concert-direction,
London, England.
989
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17279
SE TU M’AMI; English words by N.
Carlton Hill, music by G. B. Pergo-
lesi, ed. by Edgardo Lévi. No. 1 in
EF minor. No.2inG minor. (Stand-
ard songs by old masters, no. 45.)
[17279, 17280
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. each June 7,
1910; E 23843836, 284837; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land. ;
SEAsonNS (THE); four songs, words
and music by Sadie Harrison. 4to.
[17281
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234122; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mark. IN. Y:.
SECOND NOCTURNE; by Jean Paul
Kiirsteiner, piano. [17282
(©) june! 29, 1910-2 ec aune d0,
1910; HE 283581; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
SECRET (THE) OF LOVE; duet, words
by Edwin Arnold, music by Felix
Corbett; contralto and baritone.
[17283
© May 25, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 23838037; Novello & co., 1td.,
London, England.
SECRET OF THE FLOWERS; reverie, by
Hugh Worden; piano. [17284
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec. June 13,
1910; E 2383694; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SEDUISANTE; valse, par Dino Ghisal-
berti; piano. [17285
© May: 28, 1910; 2 ec. May. 31,
TOTO VR 254109: ~Almar; .Paris,
France.
SEEMANNSLIED; ged. von Julius Gers-
dorff, musik von Jos. Werth; min-
nerchor. 4to. (Auf flligeln des
gesanges, no. 590.) [17286
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 238278; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg
A/Rh., Germany.
SEHET, WELCHE LIEBE (See, what
tender love); ged. von Ph. Spitta,
paroles frangaises de Magnus Syn-
nestvedt. English words by John
Bernhoff, musik von Joseph Rhein-
berger, op. 157, no. 1; in E flat or
C minor. [17287
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233360; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
pt. IT, 0. S., Vv. 5
SERENADE par Léon J. Fontaine;
violon et piano. (8 minatures, no.
2a) 2 [17288
© June 9, 1910;.2 ce June 18,
1910; E 238889; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SERENADE; words by Gardner C. Teall,
music by Jean Paul Ktirsteiner;
high voice. [17289
© June 11, 1910. \2%e) same sts.
1910; E 2383599; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
See Schubert (F. P.)
SERENADE BADINE; by Gabriel-Marie,
ed. and fingered by Leo Schulz;
violoncello and piano. [17290
© June 13, 1910; 2.¢ dune 14,
1910; E 284578; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York, N. Y.
SERENADE MELANCOLIQUE.
skowsky (P. I.)
SERENADE TRISTE; par Mario Tarenghi,
op. 49, no. 2; piano. [17291
© June 15, 1910; 2 e June 14,
1910; E 234669; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SERENATA; par Emil Kronke, op. 47;
piano. (Nippes, no. 1.) [17292
© June 15, 1910; 2 c« June 14,
1910; E 234689; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SERENATA (LA). See Rossini (G. A.)
SEREWANA; Indian ballad, words by
Jesse Humphries, music by John F.
Humphries. [172938
©. May 21, 1910; 2 ce May 23,
1910; E 231873; Humphries bros.
pub. co., Medina City, Tex.
Servus Epr; marschlied aus der op-
erette, Jagdfieber, text von Edm.
Skurawy, musik von Karl Haupt.
[17294
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 17,
1910; E 233829; Josef Eberle, Vien-
na, Austria.
SEVILLANA DE DoN CESAR DE BAZAN.
See Massenet (J. EH. EF.)
SExTON (THE) AND THE BELL; words
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by Alfred
Solman; medium voice in G. [17295 |
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
BE 234844; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
VY Ork. INGING
SHADOW WALTZ; by Frederick Hop-
kins; piano. [17296
© June 4, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233388; Charles Sheard & ©CO.,
London, England.
SERENADE.
See Tschai-
990
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
SHAKY EYES; words and music by
Armstrong and Clark, arr. by L. D.
Richards; female voices. 4to. (Hx-
cellent quartette arrangements, no.
514.) [17297
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 831,
1910; E 232971; M. Witmark & sons,
- New York, N. Y.
SHE FELT OF HER BELT AT THE BACK;
words by Gilliland, music by
Edawin. [17298
© May 28, 1910; 2 c May 28,
1910; E 283143; Edawin, United
States.
SHE LOOKS LIKE YoU; words by Addi-
son Burkhardt, music by Harold S.
Freeman. [17299
eo wene 15 1910;'2 e¢. June 14,
1910; E 234808; Seger bros., New
Work. N. Y.
SHE SHOOK HIM IN CHIcAGco; from
Madame Sherry, lyric by Otto Hau-
berbach, music by Karl Hoschna.
[17300
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234192; M. Witmark & sons, New
Tork, N.Y.
SHE WAS SOME BODY’S SWEETHEART ON
THE ILL FATED TRAIN; words by
Frank Connor, music by Carra B.
Ross. [173801
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 831,
1910; E 232995; Connor & Ross,
Waterloo, Iowa.
SHED NO TEAR; words by John Keats,
music by Rosslyn L. Colman. [17302
© June 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 10,
1910; E 233548; Paterson & sons,
Edinburgh, Scotland.
—— four-part song, words by Keats,
music by Ernest Austin; female
voices. (Octavo edition of trios, etc.,
no. 412.) [17303
© May 25, 1910; 2 « May 26,
1910; E 233041; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
SHEPHERD (THE) LEADS ME; words and
music by J. McD. Kerr. [173804
© May 15, 1910; 2c. May 7, 1910;
E 232703; J. McD. Kerr, Detroit,
Mich. —
SHEPHERD (THE) TRUE; words by F.
W. Faber, music by Edward M.
Read; high voice. [173805
© June. 13; 1910: 2 ec. June 13,
1910; E 233702; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
17315
SHINE ON MisteER Moon; words and
musie by R. M. Stults. [17306
© June 16" 1910-7 2° eo June. 1
1910; EH 233790; M. D. Swisher,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SHIP AHOY; quick march, arr. by J. Ord
Hume; band. 4to. (Boosey’s march
journal, no. 211.) [17307
© May 21, 1910; 2 & May 23,
1910; H 231931; Star music pub. co.,
London, England.
SHORT COMMUNION SERVICE, IN OC;
music by Harvey B. Gaul; mixed
voices. 4to. (Protestant Episcopal
service, series 2, no. 775.) [17308
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. May 21,
1910; E 231996; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SHUT-EYE (THE) TRAIN; words by Eu-
gene Field, music by Henry Hadley,
op. 47; medium voice. (Five poems
of childhood, no. 5.) [17309
©) June 10;,1910°) 2 ce june 17,
1910; EK 283782; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
SI TU LE VEUX; mélodie, poéme de
Pierre d’Amor, musique de René
Rabey. [17316
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; HE 281958; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
SIGHING; lyric and music by L. Stover ;
with violin obligato. Chicago, The
house of Christopher. [17311
© Apr 21/1910: 2\c. Juanes, 1910-
FE 233311; Leroy Stover, Chicago, Il.
SignaL (THE) corps; march, by L.
Dusenbery ; piano. [17312
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233499; Lillian Dusenbery, Jersey
Citiyey Ne Si:
SinverR BELL; words by Edward Mad-
den, music by Percy Wenrich.
[173138
©) June. 14, 1910392 G JunevL,
1910; E 234508; J. H. Remick & ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
piano. [17314
©) June 14," 1910; 2 c,.June 14,
1910; EH 234568; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
SILVER CLOUD; intermezzo, by H. Syl-
vester Krouse; piano. [17818
© June 1, 1910; 2 ce. June 2, 1910;
BE 234124; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Nov.
O91
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17316
SILVER STARS (Silversterne) ; mazurka,
by Carl Bohm, op. 327, no. 3, rev.
and fingered by Rafael Richter;
piano. [17316
© May 26, 1910" 2 ec). May 27,
1910; E 232908; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD; two
step, introducing Wouldn’t you like
to flirt with me, by H. P. Danks, arr.
by Walter A. Phillips; piano. [17317
© June’ 16.-1910: 2 ees June i,
1910; E 233773; Hamilton 8S. Gordon,
New York, N. Y.
— medley valse, by H. P. Danks, arr.
by Walter A. Phillips; piano. [17318
© Sune 16, 1910 2) e-gune Az,
1910; E 233774; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
SILVERY MOON; three step, by Kathleen:
A. Roberts; piano. [17319
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
FE 2384890; Leo Feist, New York,
ING WG:
SIMPLE CONFESSION (Simple avew) ; ro-
mance sans paroles, by Frances
Thome, op. 25, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter; piano. [17320
© May 21, 1910; 2 ce May 23,
1910; E 231897; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SIMPLY FOLLOW JESUS; words by James
Rowe; music by Thoro Harris.
[17321
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234016; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
SIMPSON COLLEGE SONG BOOK; comp.
' and arr. by Dora G. Honnold, Sara
E. Sigler, and F. P. Henderson. New
York, Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
i910] 4 p. 1, 98! p.. front. (port:)
28 cm. $1.50. [17322
© June 1, 1910; 2 c June 3, 1910;
A 265633; Hinds, Noble & Eldredge,
New York, N. Y.
SINCE THAT DAY HAVE I LOVED YOU;
words and music by J. M. Driver.
Chicago, EH. Wiley & co. [17323
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 232976; John Merritte Driver,
Chicago, Il.
Sinc ANNIE LAURIE, ToM; words by A.
Helen Anderson, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [173824
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 2338244; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
|
992
pt. oe DS. v5
SING ME TO SLEEP MOTHER DEAR; words
and music by Reginald C. Steer.
[173825
© May 2, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 234350; Harry H. Sparks, Toronto,
Canada.
SINGING ALL THE TIME; words by D. R.
van Sickle, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[173826
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec June 16,
1910; E 234787; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
SINNER (A) SAVED BY GRACE; words by
E. F. Lyon, music by J. A. Brown.
[173827
© May 25,1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234042; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, "Tex:
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR; march and two-
step, by Frederic W. Hager; piano.
[17328
© June 7, 1910; 2 ec. June 7, 1910;
E 234341; Jos. Morris co., New York,
INE GY:
—— ——- band. 4to. [17329
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 233469; Jos. Morris co., New York,
INGEY:
Sky (THE) FLYER; march two-step,
by J. B. Walter, are oy eee
O’Hare; orch. 8vo. [17330
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234181; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork, INA
SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP; words by George
Withers, music by J. P. Ludebuehl.
faivsat
© June 38, 1910; 2c. June 13, 1910;
E 233641; Carl Fischer, New York,
gs use
SLEEP, LITTLE ANGEL, SLEEP; lyric by
George Graff, jr., music by Jessie
Mae Jewitt. [17332
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234189; M. Witmark & sons, New
Werk, N.2y.
SLEEP, MY LOVE; serenade, part-song,
words by Frances Fraser, music by
Samuel Richards Gaines; men’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 12015.)
[17333
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233491; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-380, July, 1910
SLEEP soNG; words and music by A.
Selwyn Garbett. 1. Soprano or tenor
in F. 2. Alto or baritone in D.
[17834, 17835
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; E 234244, 234245; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
SLUMBER SONG: by Ernest Newton;
pianoforte. (7 miniatures, no. 5.)
[17336
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234677; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SLUMBER SWEETLY (Schlummre stiss) ;
serenade, by F. Spindler, op. 36, rev.
and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. Pivoot
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 233118; Carl Fischer, New
York. N. Y.
SLUMBER TOWN; words and music by
Helene Peterson. [17338
etene 14. 1910>°2 ¢ June 11,
1910; E 234467; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
SMALL’S MARCH; by J. M. Hubbard;
pf. [173389
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
BH 256542; - John M. Hubbard,
Rochester, N. H.
SMILING EYES; words by Joe Young,
music by Minerva W. Fields. [17340
(dune 14. 1910; 2 ¢c. June-11,
1910; E 234490; Church, Paxson &
co., New York, N. Y.
SMILING (THE) SONG; words by C.
Hazelhurst, music by Lois Webster.
Elgin, Kennell bros. [17341
(©. May 25, 1910; 2 ¢..May 27,
1910; E 232892; Charles Hazelhurst,
Chicago, III.
SmitH (HANNAH) Three northern
dances; op. 26; piano. Nos. 1-3.
[17342-17344
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. each May 23,
1910; E 231859-231861; W. H. Wil-
lis & co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
SMITH, SMITH, SMITH; words and
music by Chas. A. Mason. [173845
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 234544; Courtney Campbell,
Washington, D. C.
SNow FLAKES; by Platon Brounoff;
piano. (Musical scenes, no. 3.)
[17346
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
EH 233347; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
17356
Snue up; from The wizard of Wise-
land, by L. L. Lazelle; hotel orches-
tra. S8vo. [17347
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
H 234120; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Noo we:
So LAUTER DEIN HERZ; melodie, auf
dichtung von Catulle Mendés, musik
von I. J. Paderewski, op. 22. (Zwdolf
melodien, no. 2.) [173848
© May 28, 1910; 2 e. May 23,
1910; EK 231967; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SOIREE AU PRATER; valse viennoise,
par Rodolphe Berger; piano.
[17349
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 231959; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SOIREES DE VIENNE. See Schubert
Git Es)
SOLITUDE; barcarolle, by J. S. How-
gill; cello solo. 1. With orchestral
ace. 2. With piano acc.
[17350, 17351
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. each June 8,
1910; E 283508, 2338509; Chappell &
co., 1td., London, England.
SOME SWEET DAY, BYE AND BYE; words
and music by Leonora EK. Hecken-
lively. [17352
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
HE 2338423; Martin bros. piano co.,
Springfield, Mo.
SOMEBODY ELSE, IT’S ALWAYS SOMEBODY
ELSE; words by Jack Drislane, music
by Geo. W. Meyer. [17353
© June 417, 1910.2 cy sume 1G
1910; E 233789; F. B. Haviland pub. |
co., New York, N. Y.
SOMEBODY KNOWS; words by James
Rowe, music by Thoro Harris.
[17354
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31,1910;
E 234002; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
SOMEDAY WE’LL BE HAPPY; words by
John F. Lyle, music by Geo. E. Lyle.
[17355
© May 31,1910; 2 ce. May 31, 1910;
E 232996; Lyle music pub. co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
SoMEHOW OR OTHER; words by T. F.
Linehan, music by Hattie M. Guil-
ford. North Adams, E. E. Guilford.
[17356
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
E 282391; Thomas FE, Linehan,
North Adams, Mass.
993
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
en
SOMETIME I’LL UNDERSTAND; words and
music by C. H. Gabriel. [17857
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234719; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
SoMETIME, .SOMEHOW, SOMEWHERE;
words and music by Bert Lacey.
[17358
© May 15, 1910; 2 ¢c. Mar. 26,
1910; BE 231875; Wm. De Legro &
son, San Diego, Cal.
Son 0’ MINE; words by Lena B. Lard-
ner, music by Arthur A. Penn.
[17359
© May 24, 1910; 2 ec. May 25, 1910;
E 233006; Authors’ pub. society, Chi-
eago, Ill.
Sone oF BIRDS; by M. B. Williams,
piano. Philadelphia, Hatch music
co. [17860
©)June 13;°1910;-2: ec. June 44,
1910; E 234585; Maude Broyles Wil-
liams, Savannah, Tenn.
Sone (A) oF LONG AGO; words by Earle
Clinton, music by Lamonte C. Jones.
[173861
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
EK 234150; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Sone (A) OF LOVE; words by W. F.
Gunsaulus, music by Daniel Prothe-
roe. [173862
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 6, 1910;
E 232944; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Sone (THE) oF Luppy-DupD; words by
Eugene Field, music by Henry Had-
ley, op. 47; high voice. (Five poems
of childhood, no. 2.) [17363
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233475; G. Schirmer, inc, New
ork, (IN. -¥..
Sone (THE) OF THE C; words and
melody by D. R. Richberg. [17364
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 2383540; Donald R. Richberg, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Sone (THE) OF THE PILGRIMS; words
by J. W. Van De Venter, music by
C. H. Marsh. [17865
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EK 232949; Chas. H. Marsh & J. W.
Van De Venter, United States.
994
pt) Eas; wah
ee e.g
Sone (THE) PRIMER MADE FOR THE
CHILDREN; by Alys HE. Bentley. New
York, A. S. Barnes company [1910]
59 p. col. illus. obl. 12mo. $0.30.
[17866
© May 31,.1910:) 22) aiuee -11-
1910; -A 265762; A. S. Barnes co.;
New York, N. Y.
Sone (THE) SERIES; book 2, by Alys
HK. -Bentley ... New York, The
A. S. Barnes company, 1910. 142 p.
illus. 21cm. $0.42. [17367
© Apr. 21, 1910-927e) funea
1910; A 265761; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
Soncs FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND HOW
TO USE THEM; ed. by Louis D. Hich-
horn... New York, A. S. Barnes
company, 1910. xviii, 187 p. 20%cm.
$0.30. [17368
© Apr. 26, 19105 Q4er june 1g,
1910; A 265760; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
Sones OF RoBERT BRIDGES; arr. by
Francis Brett Young, for voice and
pianoforte. London, Breitkopf &
Hirtel. Ato. [17369
© May 4, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232852; F. Brett Young, London,
England.
SoNGS OF SPRING; words by Edward
Rowland Sill, and others, music by
S. A. Hadley. Boston, Oliver Dit-
son co. [17370
© May 11, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
E 2388490; Sarah A. Hadley, New
York, N. ¥;
Soncs OF SUMMER; words by H. D.
Banning, music by Robert Coningsby
Clarke. [17371
© May 26, 1910; 2leeMayesi
1910; E 232862; Chappeli & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SONGS OF THE FLEET; poems by Henry
Newbolt, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford, op. 117; bar. solo and
chorus. 4to. [173872
© May 16, 1910; 2 & May 27,
1910; E 233306; Stainer & Bell, Itd., |
London, England.
Sons (THE) oF UNCLE SAM; words
by Thomas Long, music by Arthur
J. Martel. [173873
© May 25, 1910; 2 @oMay 26;
A. J. Martel,
1910; EH 233080;
Lowell. Mass.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17392
Sorriso (IL) (Le sourire) ; waltz, by
Saverio Russo. 1st mandolin part.
[17374
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
BE. 234871; Antonio Grauso, New
Work “N.Y.
Sosprro PER TE (Sighing for you);
words by H. John Beckwith, music
by A. F. Bonelli. [173875
free sune 9, 1910: BH 234451;
A. F. Bonelli, Columbus, Ohio.
SouHAITS; mélodie, vers de Pierre
d’Amor, musique de M. Peyrla.
[17376
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 831,
1910; E 234093; Durand et eie.,
Paris France.
SOUL STIRRING SONGS; by A. J. Robert-
son and others. 8vo. EIS
© May 20, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
A 263990; A. J. Robertson, Tolar,
Tex.
SoUTHERN (A) IDYL; waltz, by Harriet
Johnson; piano. [17378
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233214; Ted Snyder co., New York,
Nee.
SOUVENIR D’ANTAN; par Albert Ar-
naud; piano. [17379
©) May 28, 1910; 2 c. May. 23,
1910; EH 281962; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SPpaRRow (THE); words and music by
Katherine Heyman. (The children’s
hour, no. 1.) [17380
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
EK 234860; Stainer & Bell, 1td., Lon-
don, England.
SPECIAL SONGS; selected from Cente-
nary edition, Cumberland hymns and
Sound the battle cry. S8vo. [17881
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. May 19,
1910; A 268870; W. T. Dale, Nash-
ville, Tenn.
SPIN! sPIN; Hsthlindische volksweise,
transcribed by Carl Rossi, op. 21,
ed. by Heinrich Kieh; piano. [17382
© May 16, 1910; 2 ec May 26,
1910; E 233171; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
SPINDLER (FRiTz) Sonatina (In an-
tique style), op. 157, no. 4, ed. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[17883
© May 12, 1910; 2 c« May 28,
1910; E 283112; Carl Fischer, New
Mork. N.Y.
SPINDLER (F'R1Tz)—Continued.
(Joyful and sorrowful) ; op. 281,
no. 2, rev. and fingered by Hans. T.
Seifert; piano. [17384
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; E 238114; Carl Fischer, New
YorkouNe] Yi:
SPINNERIN (DIE); text von Gottfried
Keller, musik von Erich J. Wolff,
op. 24. (Zehn lieder, no. 10.) [17385
©. May 27, 1910; 2.c. May 27,
1910; HE 2382927; Harmonieverlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Spirit (THE) OF PAGEANTRY; grand
march in F, by Percy H. Fletcher;
band. (Boosey’s military journal,
128th series, no. 5.) [173886
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 17,
1910; E 288793; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SPOONLIGHT; words by Earle Clinton,
music by Charlotte Blake. [17387
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
EH 284149; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
SPORT D’HIVER; morceau’ caractér-
istique, par Charles Godard, op. 168;
piano. [17388
©. May. 23,.19103.2 ¢. June 4,
1910; E 2338255; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SPRING MEDITATION; by G. Kriedte, op.
13; piano. [17889
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 238081; Gustav Kriedte,
Springfield, Mass.
SPRING SONG. See Mendelssohn - Bar-
tholdy (J. L. F.)
SPRING THOUGHTS; waltz, by M. J.
Nelson; orchestra. 4to. [173890
© June 21, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; EH 233917; M. J. Nelson, Hun-
ter, N. Dak.
SPRINGTIME; Caprice, by H. C. Verner;
piano. [17391
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 234273; Peoples music pub. Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
SQUAW COLLEEN; words by Joe Mc-
Carthy, music by Harry De Costa.
[173892
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234346; Head music pub. co., New
York. Na ¥:
STANDCHEN. See Ciimmerer (Carl)
Sechs stticke.
995
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
173893
STANDCHEN. See also Schubert (F. P.)
STAND FAST IN JESUS; words by D. R.
van Sickle, music by Carl Fischer.
[17393
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 16,
1910; E 2384725; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
STANDARD FAVORITES; by P. M. Hacker;
orchestra. 4to. [17394
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 2838059; Leedy manufactur-
ing co., inc., Indianapolis, Ind.
STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT; part-
song, words by Longfellow, music by
F. Flaxington Harker, op. 48, no. 2;
men’s voices. (Octavo choruses, no.
5446.) [173895
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234202; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Work, No <y.
STEGMANN (CHRISTIAN) 4 _ Sdnger-
spriiche; worte und tonsatz von C.
Stegmann; mudnnerchor. Partitur.
1. Werk 8, b. 2. Werk 8a. 4to.
[17396, 17397
© May 27, 1910; 2 c each June 17,
1910; E 288810, 233811; Meyer &
Anselm, Miinchen, Germany.
STEYRISCHE LIEDER; no. 1, I sitz’ gern
beim bacherl; no. 2, S’Diandl vom
Lahnagrab’n; von Franz Bliimel, op.
112, ged. v. E. Maitzen-Ellbach, und
J. EF. Stolz; m&nnerchor oder solo-
quartett. [17398
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 13, 1910;
E 288681; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
STILLES GLUCK (Serene happiness) ;
von Nicolai von Wilm, op. 288; pi-
anoforte. (lLyrische bilder, no. 5.)
[173899
© June 15, 1910; 2 c June 14,
1910; E 234687; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
STIR UP, WE BESEECH THEE; anthem,
music by James Lyon, op. 36, no. 25;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 61.) [17400
© June 18, 1900; 2 c. June 17,
1910; E 233755; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
STRAMMES (EIN) REGIMENT; fanfaren-
marsch, von Anton Kutschera, op.
34; klavier. [17401
© May 6, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232811; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
Dt HB: S., V5
STRANGER’S (A) BOWL; written by
Laurence Hope, composed by Nellie
Carter. [17402
© June 1, 1910; 2 ¢. June 18, 1910;
E 234590; Metzler & co., (1909) Itd.,
London, England.
STRAUSS (RICHARD) Adagio cantabile;
from the B minor sonata, arr. by
Otto Langey; full orchestra. 4to.
(Galaxy of orchestra music, no. 17.)
[17403
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
EK 232915; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York: NY. .
Orchesterstudien, op. 12; aus sym-
phonischen werken, ausgewihlt und
bezeichnet von Carl Prill; violine.
Heft 1. [17404
© May 138, 1910; 2 © June 14, |
1910; E 2384605; Universal-edition,
Vienna, Austria.
STUNDEN DES GLUCKS; gltickliche liebe,
deutscher originaltext von Alfred
Schonfeld, musik von Ivan Caryll,
als walzer arr. von O. Hackenberger.
1. Blechmusik. 2. Gesang und piano.
3. Infanterie musik. [17405-17407
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. each June 1,
1910; E 2338201—233203; Chappell &
co., ltd., London, England.
SUNDFLUT (Die); oratorium, nach der
bibel und eigenen worten, musik
von Friedrich E. Koch, 32*** werk;
einzelstimmen, chorgesang, orchester
und orgel. 1. Chorstimmen. 2. Kla-
vierauszug mit text. [17408, 17409
© May 12, 1910; 2 c each May 25,
1910; E 232804, 232805; D. Rahter,
Leipzig, Germany.
SUGAR MOON: words by Stanley Mur-
phy, music by Percy Wenrich.
[17410
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233233; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
SUITE D’oRGUE; Offertoire, Elevation,
et Sortie; par F. de La Tombelle,
sur des thémes Grégoriens, grand-
orgue ou harmonium. (Selecta ope-
ra, no. 4.) [17411
© May 11, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
EK 232807; L. J. Biton, St. Laurent,
France.
SUMMER; a waltz song, words and mu-
sic by J. M. Rutter. [17412
© June 8, 1910: 2 c. June 8, 1910;
HH 233472; J. M. Rutter, New York,
hee
996
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17431
SUMMER GIRL; march and two-step,
composed by M. I. O’Toole; piano.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[17413
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234156; Mamie I. O’Toole, Gilroy,
Cal.
SUMMER OF THE HEART; words by
Frank L. Stanton, music by Eugene
Cowles ; medium voice in C. [17414
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
E 233071; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SUMMER SONG; song, music by G.
Waldo. [17415
© June 8, 1910; 2 ¢. June 9, 1910:
E 234886; Leo Feist, New York, N. Y.
SUMMER TIME IS SWEETHEART TIME;
words and music by Fred. Therien.
[17416
@ May 23, 1910; 2c. May 26,
1910; E 233229; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SUNBEAM (THE) AND ROSE; words and
music by Olive R. Keller. [17417
© May 21, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 231938; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
SunDAY (THE) MORNING WALK; words
by A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett
Scott. London, Star music pub. co.
[17418
eawume 16. 1910: 2 ec. June 9,
1910; EH 234411; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
SUNDAY NIGHT; words by Benjamin
Hapgood Burt, music by Albert
Guible. [17419
Optune 16 1910: 2 ec. June 16;
1910; E 2384760; J. H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SUNSET; meditation, composed and arr.
by Mrs. F. Steffey; piano. [17420
© June 8, 1910; 2 ¢e. June 13,
1910; EH 2338669; Mrs. Frank Steffey,
Vandalia, Mo.
SUNSET LIMITED; march two-step, by
Harry J. Lincoln; piano. [17421
© June 11, 1910; 2-c. June 13,
1910; E 233593; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
SUNSHINE AND ROSES RUN SECOND TO
You; written by George Arthurs,
composed by Alf. J. Lawrance. Lon-
don: The star music pub. co.
[17422
© May 31, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 288168; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
SUONNO AMARE; versi di V. Sempre-
viva, musica di P. Bolognese; canto
e mandolino. 4to. [174238
© 1c. June 6, 1910; E 233462;
M. V. Cardilli; New York, N. ¥:
SUPPLICATION; sacred solo, words and
music by EH. H. Purcell, in F.
[17424
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 23,
1910; E 231846; E. H. Purcell, Chi-
cago, Ill.
SURSUM CORDA; symphonisches tonge-
milde, deutsche tibersetzung von
Julius Buths, musik von M. Mere-
dith. Dritteauflage. Klavierauszug.
Ato. [17425
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 2, 1910;
D 18648; M. Meredith, London, Eng-
land.
SUZETTE ET SUZON; poésie de Victor
Hugo, musique de Charles Lecocq.
[17426
© June i “1910;° 2 ¢.: June «6,
1910; E 233379; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SWEEP ON; words by Johnson Oatman,
jr., music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[17427
© May 25, 1910; 2 ec May 31,
1910; H 234020; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
SWEET AND LOW; by J. Barnby, tran-
scribed by Gustav Saenger; two vio-
lins and piano. [17428
© May 27, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234227; Carl Fischer, New York,
NGOX.
Sweet ANNIE McLAIN; words and
music by J. Schafer. [17429
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec June 18,
1910; E 234805; Jack Schafer, New-
ark, N. J.
SWEET CHIMES OF TRINITY PEAL OUT
YOUR MELODY; words by Emma L.
Silvers, music by Henry F. Wagner.
[17430
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 4,
1910; E 284207; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks, Ne ¥,
SWEET 18 THY MERCY; hymn anthem;
words by J. S. B. Monsell, music by
H. J. Storer. (Octavo church music,
no. 10078.) [174381
© June 18, 1910; 2 « June 18,
1910; E 2838689; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sl
17432
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, 0. s., v. 5
SWEET ITALIAN LOVE; words by Irving
Berlin, music by T. Snyder. [17482
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234895; Ted Snyder co., New York,
NY.
SWEET PEACE WALTZ; by G. F. Reaves;
piano. New York, Jerome H. Re-
mick & co. [17433
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 26,
1910; E 234280; G. Franklin Reaves,
New York, N. Y.
SWEETEST (THE) SWEETHEART OF ALL;
words by Mrs. W. P. Edwards, music
by R. A. Browne. [17434
© 1c. June 14, 1910; E 234595;
Mrs. Well P. Edwards, Lees, Tex.
SWEETHEART; by Albert von ‘Tilzer,
arr. by Edwin Franko Goldman. 1.
B flat cornet and piano. 2. Baritone
or trombone and piano. Bass clef.
[17485, 17486
© May 31, 1910; 2 ec. each June 4,
1910; HE 234261, 234262; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
SWEETHEART NELL; words by A. G.
Decker, music by J. C. Halls. Allen-
town, Pa., Judson and Jay. [17487
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 283220; A. G. Decker, Montgomery,
Pa.
SWINGING IN THE MERRY MONTH OF
JUNE; words by B. F. Hewlette,
music by Frank Howard. [17488
© 1c. June 13, 1910; E 233679;
Ben FE. Hewlette, Milwaukee, Wis.
SzuLc (JOSEPH) Sonate en mi majeur;
piano. [17489
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 17, 1910;
EH 233776; O. Bouwens van - der
Boijen & cie., Paris, France.
TActipE: (A) TACK TAXED A “TAXI;
words and music by P. F. Woodford.
[17440
© 1c. June 6, 1910; E 233461;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
TANZCHEN IM GRUNEN (A woodland
dance) ; von Ernst Heuser, op. 67,
no. 1; pianoforte. [17441
© June 5, 1910. 2 es June 14.
1910; E 234658; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
TAFT TWO-STEP; by E. B. Coleman;
piano. [17442
© Feb. 25, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234340; Edith B. Coleman, Bel-
vedere, Cal.
TAHMINEH; amour d’orientelle, words
by Chas. E. Baer, music by Johann
C. Schmid. [174438
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233412; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, NOY:
TAKE A LOOK AT ME NOW; words by
Edward Clark, music by H. Von Til-
zer. 17444
© June 13, 1910 2 .eaune’ 14:
1910; E 233688; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
TAKE ME HOME IN A TAXI; words and
music by Dixie O’Malley (Irene M.
Nasmith). [17445
© 1e June 8, 1910; EH 283517;
Irene M. Nasmith, Vancouver, Brit-
ish Columbia.
TAKE ME THERE; words and music by |
KF. L. Gaunt.
land pub. co.
© June 2, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910; |
EK 234154; Freddy L. Gaunt, Hart- }
ford City, Ind. '
TAKE OFF YOUR HATS TO OLD JRELAND;
words by Stanley Murphy, music by |
Percy Wenrich. [17447 |
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 24,1910; |
E 282774; Jerome H. Remick & @o.,
New York, N. Y. |
TALITHA KUMI (Die tochter des
Jairus) ; musik von E. Wolf-Ferrari, |
op. 8; chorstimmen. 4te. [17448 |
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 14, |
1910; E 284615; D. Rahter, Leipzig, |
Germany.
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (R.)
TANTUM ERGO; music by Pietro Ales- |
sandro Yon. No. 1, Three part
chorus, men’s voices. No. 2. Four |
part chorus, men’s voices. No. 3.
Four part chorus, mixed voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 5417-5419.)
[17449-17451
© May 25, 1910; 2 ce. each May 26,
1910; E 2338091—233093, G. Schirmer, |
inc., New York, N. Y. i
TARANTELLA; by Reginald de Koven, |
op. 889; piano. (Dream dances, no.
6.) [17452
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
EK 283237; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o., |
New York, N. Y.
TARANTELLE; by Nicolai von Wilm, op. |
240, no. 8, ed. by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. (Terpsichorean revels, v. 1,
NO:.3.) [17453
© June 6, 1910:.2 exadumerds:
1910; E 2836382; Cari Fischer, New
York,’ N.Y. .
[17446 |
998
New York, F. B. Havi- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17471
TARANTELLE. See also CiHmmerer
(Carl), Sechs charakterstticke.
TARENTELLE; par Olivier Lebierre, op.
62, arr. par A. Kaiser; piano a 4
mains. [17454
© Apr. 20, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
E 234059; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS; in A, music by
William G. Ross. 4to. (Novello’s
parish choir book, no. 834.) [17455
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234401; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS, AND JUBILATE;
composed by James Lyon, op. 49;
mixed voices. 4to. (Modern church
services, no. 59.) [17456
© June 18,°1910;.2 c. June 17,
1910; E 233758; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
TEDDY; march song, words and music
by J. J. Walsh. New York, Jerome
H. Remick & co. [17457
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
E 233250; John J. Walsh, New York,
J lege
TEDDY COME HOME; words by I. S. Nass,
music by Ellen and Ethel Nass.
[17458
fume 13, 1910- 2 c. June 17,
foo 2h 255160; Ida §.-~ Nass,
Spokane, Wash.
TEE-NA-NAH; Indian rag, by Harry
Weston; piano. New Orleans, L.
Grunewald co., ltd. [17459
© May 30, 1910; 2c. Junel, 1910;
EH 233251; Henry Wehrmann, New
Orleans, La.
TELEPHONE DUETT; from Chanticlair,
the barn yard Romeo, Words by Hd-
ward Madden, music by Bela Von
Vij. [17460
ote Sune 8, 1910; 4233523:
William Morris, ine, New York,
NY.
TELL MOTHER I’LL START TO-DAY; words
and music by Clarence B. Strouse;
musical post card. [17461
© Apr. 1, 1910; 2 c. June 14, 1910;
H 234555; Philadelphia postal press,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TELL THE GLAD STORY; words by J.
McD. Kerr, music by W. W. Wyant.
[17462
© May 15, 1910; 2 c. May 7, 1910;
E 232684; Kerr bros., Detroit, Mich.
TEMA CON VARIAZIONI; von Hmile R.
Blanchet, op. 18; klavier. [17463
@©) Apr: 28) 1910" 2) ce. Maya ay,
1910; E 282570; Verlag der Signale
fiir die musikalische welt, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
TEMPEST (THE); march, by E. P.
Brooks, arr. by F. J. St. Clair; band.
4to. [17464
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec May 25,
1910; E 232800; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
TEMPS (LE) DES ROSES; paroles et
musique de René Lenormand, bary-
ton avec cheeur a 4 parties. (Chan-
sons d’étudiants, no. 8.) [17465
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. May 9, 1910;
E 231874; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
TENAX PROPOSITI; Central High School
song, words by C. W. Orr, music by
Ernest Lent. [17466
© June 18, 1910; 2 c« June 13,
1910; E 233685; Washington music
co., Washington, D. C.
TENTING ON THE OLD CAMP GROUND;
transcription, by W. S. Ripley; band.
4to. [17467
© June 10, 1910; 2 ec. June 11,
1910; EH 234455; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TERRIBLE EYES; words by E. F. Gage,
music by E. Gage. [17468
© 1c. May 31, 1910; EH 234091;
Hdw. Gage & Erma F. Gage, Oak-
land, Cal.
TExAS; words by Arthur Longbrake,
music by Ed. Edwards. [17469
© May 25,,1910; 2 e¢. May 25,
1910; KE 283335; Jos.. Morris: ¢€o.,
New York, N. Y.
THA’ COMES FRA’ LANCASHIRE; words
by A. J. Mills, music by Bennett
Scott. London, Star music pub. co.,
ltd. [17470
©. June 16, 1910 2. c. June. 9,
1910; E 234410; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
THAT DIPPY GLIDE; dips by Bobby
Jones, glide by Bert F. Grant.
[17471
©-May 28, 1910; 2 e. May SI,
1910; E 232979; Jones & Grant, Bos-
ton, Mass.
999
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17472
THAT HOME OF LONG AGO; words by
E. J. Burdick, music by E. J. Wash-
bon. [17472
© May 21, 1910; 2 « June 1,
1910; E 233297; E. J. Burdick, Lock-
port, No ¥.
THAT LAZY DRAG; words by Geo. Whit-
ing, music by H. Von Tilzer. [17473
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234382; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
THAT LOVIN’ TRAUMEREI; Words and mu-
sic by A. Stauffer. [17474
© June 7, 1910; 2 ec. June 8, 1910;
E 233518; Aubrey Stauffer, Chicago,
Il.
THAT ROSE—YOUR LOVE; poem by AI-
fred H. Hyatt, music by W. Franke-
Harling; high voice. [17475
©) June, 16; 1910: 2. ec. June 17,
1910; E 233777; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT’S GENUINE FIRST CLASS YIDDISHA
LOVE; words by Addison Burkhardt,
music by H. Von Tilzer. [17476
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910; |
E 2343876; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
THAT’S THE WAY TO MAKE LOVE; words
by Joe McCarthy, music by Harry
De Costa. [17477
© June 10, 1910; 2 ce. June 11,
1910; E 234482; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
THAT YODELING RAG; words by Edward
Madden, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[17478
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 284880; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
THAT YODLIN’ ZULU RAG; words by
J. Brandon Walsh, music by Al. W.
Brown. [17479
© May 27, 1910; 2 ec. May 27,
1910; E 232886; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
THEE; wedding song, words by J.
Bayard Taylor, music by Olive Ruby
Hammon; alto in C. [17480
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 232884; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
THEN YOU'LL REMEMBER ME. See Balfe
(M. W.)
pt. II, 0. S., v. 5
THERE ARE OTHERS; words and music
by Lee Randolph Evans. [17481
© Apr. 4, 1910; 2 c. June 14, 1910;
E 234551; Philadelphia postal press,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THERE IS JOY WITHIN MY SOUL; words
and music by A. B. Little. [17482
© May 25, 1910; 2 @ May 31,
1910; E 234000; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
THERE'LL BE GLADNESS FOR THE VICTORS ;
words by Jennie Wilson, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [17483
© May 25, 1910; 2 © May 3i,
1910; E 234021; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
THERE’S A GIRL IN TONYPANDY; words
by A. J. Mills, musie by Bennett
Scott. London, Star music pub. co.,
ltd. [17484
© May 25, 1910; 2 ce May 14,
1910; E 234412; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
THERE’S ALWAYS SOME SWEET SPIRIT
HOVERING NEAR; words and music by
I. M. Mullen. Cincinnati, Ohio, John
Arnold. [17485
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec June 18,
1910; E 2347980; Ida M. Mullen,
Merwin, Ohio. :
THERE’S COMP’NY IN THE PARLOR;
words by E. Ray Goetz, music by
Fred. Fischer. [17486
© May 27, 1910;°2 c@ May 21.
1910; E 232887; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME BOYS,
WHEN YOUR WIFE HAS GONE AWAY;
from The summer widowers, words
by Glen Mac Donough, music by A.
Baldwin Sloane. [17487
© June 9, 1910; 2 ec June 10,
1910; E 2383529; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
THEY TOLD ME GLOOM WAS ROAMING;
words by Flora Cameron Burr, music
by H. J. Storer, op.17. (Four songs,
no. 4.) [17488
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. May 23,
1910; E 231868; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THIS IS My COMMANDMENT; anthem,
words from St. John 15, music by
George B. Nevin; mixed voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 12042.) [17489
© May 24, 1910; 2 « May 26,
1910; E 233069; Oliver Ditson ¢co.,
Boston, Mass.
1000
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July. 1910
17507
TuHoMAS (CHARLES LoUIs AMBROISE).
Raymond; overture, arr. by H. F.
Odell; full mandolin orch. 4to.
(Gibson ed., no. 8.) [17490
© June 38, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233336; Gibson mandolin-guitar
co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
THORNS AND THISTLES; music by L. M.
T. Olson; piano. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [17491
ene 16, 1910- 2c. June 16,
1910; E 234705; Lydia M. T. Olson,
Madelia, Minn.
V'HOSE GOLDEN YESTERDAYS; words by
N. F. Daniels, music by Madeliene
Daley. Los Angeles, Cal., M. M.
Daley. [17492
© May 1, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1910;
BE 233595; Nettie Florence Daniels,
Pasadena, Cal.
THOSE TEASIN’ EYES; words and music
by Lee Randolph Evans; musical
post card. [17493
© Apr 4, 1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; EH 234556; Philadelphia postal
press, Philadelphia, Pa.
THOU BLESSED GREAT JEHOVAH; U. S.
A. national anthem, words and
music by W. Sharrock, music arr.
by A. S. Josselyn; mixed voices.
4to. [17494
je Aor, 26, 1910; 2 ec. Apr. 30,
1910; 232761; William Sharrock,
Lawrence, Mass.
THOUGH YOU SIGH ‘TIS NOT FOR
ALWAYS: words and music by M. T.
Lucas. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17495
© etme 16, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234702; Mabel Theresa
Lueas, New York, N. Y.
THREE LITTLE MAIDS FROM SCHOOL;
song from the comic opera The
mikado, by Arthur Sullivan, arr. by
M. Greenwald. [17496
© May 31, 1910; 2 ec. May 31,
1910; E 232981; De Luxe music co.,
New York, N. Y.
THROUGH THE DAY; three songs, words
by P. J. O'Reilly, music by Mon-
tague Ring. [17497
© June. 9, 1910; 2 ¢. June 10,
1910; E 233550; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
THY KINGDOM COME; words and music
by Geo. A. Griswold. [17498
jane 20:71910- 2 c. June: 16,
1910; E 234731; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
THY WILL BE DONE; words by Char-
lotte Elliott, music by E. L. Ash-
ford; alto or bar. solo. [17499
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
EH 283823; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TIDINGS OF VICTORY; a collection of
sacred songs, both new and old, for
the church, Sunday school, revival,
Singing school, singing convention,
and ali kinds of religious worship,
by Alfred E. Helton [ete.] ... Le-
noir, N. C., The Teachers’ music
publishing company, 1910. [162] p.
193 em. $0.30. [17500
© May 20, 1910; 2 c. June 38, 1910;
* A 265415; Teachers’ music pub. co.,
Lenoir, N. C.
TIE YOUR LITTLE BULL OUTSIDE; words
by James Brockman, music arr. by
Wm. C. O’Hare; No. 1. For mixed
voices. No. 2. For male voices. 8vo.
(Excellent quartette arrangements,
nos. 519, 520.) [17501, 17502
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. each June 2,
1910; EH 284118, 234119; M. Witmark
& sons, New York, N. Y.
"TILL JUSTICE WINS THE VICTORY;
words by Val Ormond, music by
Walter G. Afflick (Walter G. Ed-
monds. ) [17503
© 1 ec. Mar. 5, 1910; B 230595;
Walter G. Edmonds, Washington,
Pa.
TIME (THE) IS APPROACHING; words
and music by Thoro Harris. [17504
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31,
1910; E 234023; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
TIPPECANOE; intermezzo, by Louis B.
Heatley ; piano. [17505
© June! 17," 1910; 2) e June 18:
1910; E 234797; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Rip EEE "CR. AS) ) “Dywo- (songs:
Autumn (Automne); [and] Bene-
diction (Foi); paroles par Armand
Silvestre; mezzo-soprano. [17506
©)? May.* 20; 1910; 2: ec. May. 23,
1910; E 231863; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TTS A GRAND OLD FLAG THEY FOUGHT
FOR; words and music by C. H. Ad-
kins, arr. by Hendrick E. Becker.
Chicago, Knowles music house.
[17507
OG Anr dh IOs) 2a fone, 13,
1910; E 283652; Chas. A. Adkins,
Gardner, Mass.
1001
51421—10
7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7508
*TIS GOOD TO LIVE; words and music
by Madeline Rossiter. [17508
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 28,
1910; H 231157; Cary & co., London,
England.
"TIS YEARS AND YEARS AGO SINCE OUR
WEDDING DAY; written and composed
by Charles Ridgewell. London :
The star music pub. co., ltd. [17509
©) May ©3139 "1910. 24 ci May 23;
1910; E 233170; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
Tirwittow: from The mikado, by
Arthur Sullivan, music arr. by M.
Greenwald. [17510
© May: 31719805 2: -c: May 31,
1910; E 232986; De Luxe music ¢e.,
New York, N. Y.
To A SEA-BIRD; words by Mabel Felton,
music by Emmeline Brook. (17511
Or suue 13) 1910-2) ¢, pune s14:
1910; H 2384579; Chappell & co., lid.,
London, England.
TO MOTHER AND THEE; words by S. E.
Locke, music by Francis Byford.
pkg
© dune Sis .1910- "2 e., hummer at:
1910: EH) 2338822: Bosworth *&~ co:,
Leipzig, Germany.
TO NOD-LAND; Seven little piano pieces,
by G. Marschal-Loepke, for the de-
velopment of imagination and ex-
pression. [17513
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. May 21,
1910; E 233002; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
To THY courts, O LORD, WE COME;
evening anthem, words by William
H. Gardner, music by J. L. Gilbert.
(Octavo church music, no. 10079.)
[17514
© June 13) 191) 22 5e. umes 13:
1910; E 233690; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
To you; words by Emma Tolman Hast,
music by Ottilie M. Reupke. [17515
© May 20, 1910; 2 ce. May -23,
1910; BE 231869; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TOLLE (EINE) WELT; couplet aus der
posse, Otto der 3°, text von Alfred
Schonfeld, musik von Victor Hol-
laender. [17516
© May 4, 1910; 2 c. May 25, 1910;
E 232846; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Dt; Daas... yu |
Tom, JAN AND Harry; words by FE. §
Chatterton Hennequin, music by |}
Robert Batten. Payor" i
© May 26, 1910; 2° eG) May 27) §
1910; E 2382880; Boosey & co., Lon- |
don, England.
To-morrow; words by Henry Burton, |
music by HE. E. Mitchell; G minor.
London, Novello & ¢o., ltd. [17518
© June 1, 1910; 2 ce. June 2, 1910;
E 234131; Ernest Edwin Mitchell, |
Adelaide, Australia.
TONE PicTURES (Bilder in t0nen); |
thirty characteristic pieces by Josef |
Low, op. 191; rev. and ed. by James |
H. Rogers; piano, four hands. |
(Presser collection, vol. 1438.)
{17519 |
© June 20, 1910; 2 e June 20, |
1910; E 233881; Theo. Presser co., }
Philadelphia, Pa. |
TO-NIGHT, SWEETHEART, TO-NIGHT ;
lyric and music by Evelyn Bloom. |
[17520 §
© May .25, 19102" Qe Maa 25s) F
1910; E 232771; Jerome H. Remick jf
& co., New York, N. ¥.
ToRPEDO (THE) AND THE WHALE;
three-part chorus, music by Audran, |
arr. by Frederic W. Root; sop. alto
and bass voices. 4to. (Supple-
mentary music for schools, no. 37.) |
[17521
© June 3, 1910; 2 ¢. June 6, 1910;
E 233401; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Tovey {DonaLtp F.) Sonata en fa,
op. 4; violoncelle et piano. fl (522
© Apr. 20,5 19102: Zetia Sk,
1910; E 234061; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Trio en si-mineur; piano, violon
et violoncelle. [17523
© Apr. 20, 1910;°2> ewig sat
1910; E 234062; B. Schott’s sdéhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TowN AND countTRY (Aus dorf und
stadt); petite suite by Ole Olsen;
string orchestra. {17524
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233189; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
TRAUMEREL (Dreaming) words and
music by M. McF. Price; violin ob-
ligato by J. A. Jeancon. [17525
© May 28,.1910;. 2 c. (Mewes:
1910; E 233140; Maude McFerran
Price, United States.
1002
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
175435
TRAUMERI.
Tragic (A) story; part-song, words
by W. M. Thackeray, music by W.
Wolstenholme, op. 75, no. 2; 1°* and
2" soprano. and alto. 4to. [17526
[mee 28, 1909: 2 c. May 31,
See Schumann (R. A.)
1910; E 234048; Vincent music ¢o.,
ltd., London, England.
TRANQUILLO; by Ed. J. Bellerby; or-
gan. obl. Svo. (Organ loft, book
65, no. 195.) ito2
ener 24, 1910: 2 c. May, 31,
1910; E 234052; Vincent music ¢co.,
ltd., London, England.
TRAUERWEIDE (Under the cypress) ;
yon Nicolai von Wilm, op. 238;
pianoforte. (lLyrische bilder, no. 1.)
[17528
©) dune 15,.1910; 2 c. June 14,
1910; E 2384683; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
TRAVELLING HOME; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [17529
eres al, 1910: 2 c.’ June 1,
1910; E 233218; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
See Verdi (G.)
TRILLE (LE) DU DIABLE; Sonata, by
Giuseppe Tartini, newly edited by
TRAVIATA.
Ovide Musin; violin with piano
ace. (Music library edition, no.
576. ) [17530
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 4,
1910; E 234254; Carl Fischer, New
York, IN. Y.
TRINITY CHIMES; by C. A. Jacques; for
chiming hall clock. [17531
© “Heb. 15, 1910: 2 c. May 31,
1910; E 282974; Chas. A. Jacques,
New York, N. Y.
TRIP TO PROVINCETOWN; words and mu-
sic by E. C. Ackerman. Boston,
The Ackerman pub. co. [17532
@ June 15, 1910; 2 «. June 18,
1910; E 234788; J. W. Maynard,
Boston, Mass.
WEISTESSE; valse Boston, par. C.
Worsley ; piano. [17533
© May 28, 1910;. 2 ¢@.. May 31,
1910; E 234108; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
Troika. Se2 Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
TROISIEME COMPLEMENT ANNUEL A LA
PETITE METHODE DE DICTEE MUSICALE;
par Pierre Servel. Svo. [17534
© May 28, 1910; 2 ¢. May 31,
1910; A—Foreign 1309; Emile Leduc,
P. Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
TROVATORE (IL) See Verdi (G.)
TRUE TO THE FLAG; duet, words by
Oliver Wendell Holmes, music by
EK. S. Lorenz; sop. or alto. [17535
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 3, 1910;
HE} 23383829; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) Can-
zonetta from Violin concerto, op. 35,
arr. by H. A. Lefébre; alto or bari-
tone saxophone and piano. [17536
© May 26, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EK 2384251; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y:
Dornr6éschen ; waltz from the bal-
let, arr. by Otto Langey; full or-
chestra. 4to. (Galaxy of orchestra
music, no. 18.) [aot
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. May 27, 1910;
EH 232916; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Vork Ne
Humoresque, op. 10, no. 2; piano.
(Chappell edition, no. 4.) [17538
©) dune 13, W910: 2 ¢. Jume 4:
1910; EH 234581; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
—— Nur wer die sehnsucht kennt
(None but the weary heart) ; arr. by
Mischa Elman; violin and piano.
(Two transcriptions, no. 2.) [175389
©) June (95,1910 2 ca gjune x10)
1910: B® 233533; G. Schirmer; ine;
New York, N. ¥.
—— Sérénade mélancolique, op. 26.
ed. and fingered by Philipp Mittell;
violin and piano. [17540
© vsunme 16) L9LOn 2 © rane az:
1910 Hy 2338178; G. Schirmer, imc,
New York, N. Y.
ala Wi
Mousa. ne ODentad yuk: piano.
(Chappell edition, no. 5.) [17541
© june 6 19102 ec. june. AT,
1910; BE 233787; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
TuBA oR EH-FLAT BASS; lessons 41—4$,
[by John C. Boyer]. [17542
©Anr, G 191032 @ May 25; 1910;
A 263701; International conserva-
tory of music, Dallas, Tex.
TuLie; by Heinrich Lichner, op. 111,
no. 4, rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter; piano. [17543
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27, 1910;
fH) 232911; M: Witmark & sons, New
Work Nui.
1003
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17544
pt. 11,n.s.,v.5 ff
TULIP WALTZ; by M. Greenwald; piano,
treble clef. [17544
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 28, 1910;
E 231920; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
TUM-TE-TUM-TUM-TUM; words by Ar-
thur Longbrake, music by Ed. Ed-
wards. [17545
©: FuneiAG, 1910; 2 ¢: June 16,
1910; Hi 234713; Jos. Morris co., New
ork, INsy¥e
"TWAS WITHIN A MILE 0’ EDINBORO’
TOWN; words by Thomas D'Urfey,
music by James Hook, arr. by W. A.
F., high voice in G. [17546
© May 18, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
HE) 233496; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
TWENTY YEARS AGO; words by EH. A.
Childs, music by Raymond Ray.
Erie, Pa., Erie music pub. co. [17547
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233403; H. A. Childs, Erie, Pa.
TWo HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE; hu-
morous duet, words by EH. A. Sear-
son, music by W. R. Edwards.
[17548
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
EK 2381944; Reynolds & co., London,
Kngland.
Two LITTLE, BLUE LITTLE EYES; words
and music by G. Kinnear. [17549
© 1 ¢ June 11, 1910; BH. 234497:
Genevieve Kinnear, Washington, D.
C.
Two oF Us; words by Olga Fricksen,
music by H. Lyall Phillips. No. 2
mC: [17550
© funers3, 19102) 2 16% ahune 43.
1910; E 234826; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London, England.
Two’s COMPANY; polka, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. (In dance form, no.
3.) aise:
© June 13, 1910; 2 ce. June 13,
1910; E 2338700; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TYROLIENNE; par Francois Schubert,
op. 18, nouvelle édition par William
Henley, violon et piano. (12 baga-
telles, no. 10.) [17552
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 234486; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
UBER BERG UND TAL; fanfarenmarsch, |
von Anton Kutschera, op. 86; kla-
vier.
© May 6, 1910; 2 ec. May 25, 1910;
E 232815; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- |
Ger- |
hard
many.
Herzmansky), Leipzig,
UssE! A LIGETBEN NAGYSZERU ;
yar szoveget irta, Zerkovitz Béla,
Zenéjét szerzé, John H. Flynn, cim-
balomra atirta, Dr. Kriidy Andor.
[17554 |
© May 31, 1910; 2 e. June 1, 1910; |
EH 233197; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
UncLeE SAM IS THE GREATEST MAN; §
words and music by W. L. Needham.
St. Louis, Mo., Illinois music house. }
PETSSSS, |
e. June 18, |
© June 17,2 1otore2
[17553 |}
Mag- f
1910; E 234806; W. L. Needham, St. |
Louis, Mo.
UNCLE SAYS I MUSN’T SO I won’t; from
Madame Sherry, lyric by Otto Hau-
erbach, music by Karl Hosehna.
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234191; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. NwNe
UND ALS MEIN SCHATZ AUF’S WANDERN Jf
Eschelbach,
GING; text von Hans
musik von Condi Fliersbach, op. 62;
minnerchor: Partitur. 4toe, Vl5Tt
© June 1, 1910; 2¢. June 13, 1910;
EB 233601; Wm.
Milwaukee, Wis.
UNDER THE DOUBLE FAGLE; march, by
J. FE. Wagner, op. 159, rev. and ‘fin-
gered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[17558
© May 21, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 231889; M. Witmark & sons, New
Wonk, oN. “¥.
UNDER THE OLD CHESTNUT TREE; WOrds |
and music by S. L. Fuller. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[17559 |
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 20, |
1910; E 233880; Stephen L. Fuller,
Big Rapids, Mich.
UNIVERSAL PEACE; military march and
two-step, by J. Bodewalt Lampe,
piano.
© June 14, 1910; 2
[17556 |
A. Kaun music ¢Go., |
[17560 |
e. June 14, |
1910; E 234569; Jerome H. Remick |
& co., Detroit, Mich.
1004
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July. 1910
17579
UNLANGST: melodie, auf dichtung von
Catulle Mendés, musik von I. J.
Paderewski, op. 22. (Zwo6lf melo-
dien, no. 4.) [17561
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
HK 231969; Heugel & cie, Paris,
France.
Unser THEODOR; vaudeville-operette
in 8 akten, mit benutzung eines
franzésischen stoffes, von Wilh.
Ascher und Rob. Pohl, musik von
Josef Manas. NWlavierauszug mit
text. [17562
© 1 ec. May 16, 1910; E 2338290;
Christian E. H. Hedmondt, Sussex,
England.
UnvTIL; words by Edward ‘Tesche-
macher, music by Wilfrid Sander-
son. [17563
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 24, 1910;
E 233030; Boosey & co., London,
England.
Unto Tuer. See Beethoven (lL. van)
UP WITH THE SPARKLING BRIMMER;
words by Thomas Moore, music by
Katharine Barry. [17564
© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 27,1910;
E 232876; Boosey & co., London,
England.
UrGeL (LOovIsS) Novellette; valse
lente; piano. [17565
© May 28, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231958; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris, France.
VAIN REGRETS; reverie, by Erwin
Schneider; piano. [17566
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233182; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
VALSE ALLEMANDE; par Emil Kronke,
op. 47; piano. (Nippes, no. 2.)
[17567
@e June 15,,1910:-.2 c. June 14,
1910; EK 234690; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
VALSE Boston; by Ph. Lumbye, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
(Universal band journal, no. 1194.)
[17568
© May 13, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910; HE 233106; Carl Fischer, New
Monk. N. Y.
VALSE BRILLANTE; par Edmund Par-
low, op. 109; piano. (Trois morceaux
de salon, no. 1.) [17569
© June 2, 1910; 2 ec. June 9, 1910;
E 233501; Weekes & co., London,
England.
VALSE CAPRICE. See Cimmerer (Car!)
Sechs charakterstticke.
VALSE CriRCE; by B.S. Donaldson;
piano. [17570
OF Mars 2455 1910-2 te. Vien 23.
1910; EK 2381878; Joseph Williams,
lid., London, England.
VALSE COQUETTE; by Christiaan Kriens;
string quartet, bass ad lib. Score
and parts. (Deux exquisses, no. 2.)
Bwayet
© May 19). 1910". 2° @ June 4,
1910; EX 284248; Carl Fischer, New
‘York (Ne Ys
VALSE D'UNE FOLLE; étude pathologique
d’un médicin en musique, vers et
musique de Jim. 4to. [17572
© May 28, 1910; 2 ¢ May 23,
1910; E 2381984; Jim, Paris, France.
VALSE (LA) DES PERLES; par Carlo
d’Angelo; piano. [17573
@y sume yds LOO is? e ae dumemso)
1910; EK 233367; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris, France.
VALSE-ETUDE; by Sydney Rosenbloom,
op. 2; piano. (New century series,
modern, no. 280.) [17574
© May 26, 1910: 2 © June 6,
1910; E 283362; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London, England.
VALSE FUGITIVE; by A. Calvini, op. 18,
ed. by S. L. Herrmann; piano.
[17575
© June 20, 1910; 2 ce June 20,
1910; E 233886; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VALSE LENTE; by Reginald de Joven,
op. 3389; piano. (Dream dances, no.
2) [17576
© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 1, 1910;
HE 233241; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
VALSE PETITE; by Stella Price; violin
and piano. [17577
© June 6,1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
E 233628; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGAYS
VALSE ROMANTIQUE; by G. Marschal-
Loepke; piano. [17578
@©P May 8; J9L0. 2 eG May 24,
1910; EH 233000; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
VALSEUSE; valse lente, par Jan Sulima ;
piano. [17579
@ June 33,9105 2) ce . June, LG
1910; EH 2338775; O. Bouwens van der
Boijen & cie.. Paris, France.
1005
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17580
pt. 11, 0. S., v. 5
VEDANA; intermezzo, by W. C. Powell;
piano. [17580
© May 26, 1910; 2 ce May 26,
1910; E 233057; Jos. Morris cCo.,
New York, N. Y.
VEIL DANCE; by Nicolai von Wilm, op.
240, no. 8, ed. by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. (Terpsichorean revels, v. 2,
no. 8.) [17581
(i dume i657 1910.42 cy Tune 13,
1910; E 233637; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y:
VENUS ON EARTH; valse, by Paul |
Lincke; piano. [17582
©.May 24,.1910;.2 ¢. May 25,
1910; H 232769; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York; N.. ¥.
orchestra. 4to. [17583
© June 3, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
HK 234281; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
ork ONLY:
VERDANT GREEN (Frisches grtin): by
Fritz Spindler, op. 5, rev. and fin-
gered by Hans T. Seifert: piano.
[17584
© May 12, 1910; 2 « May 28,
1910; EB 233113; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N.Y.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Aida; selections,
arr. by D. Baravalle; mandolin or-
chestra. [17585
© May 21, 1910; ec. May 26,
1910; E 288075; Peter Tesio, New
Niorls. N.Y.
Celebrated quartet from Rigo-
letto; arr. by Fritz Spindler, op.
207, no. 4, rev. and fingered by Hans
T. Seifert; piano. [17586
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
KH, 234224; Carl Fischer, New York,
ss Se
9
Vv
VERGISSMEINNICHT
VERWITWET:
VESPERAE SS.
VESPERALE:
ERDI (GIUSEPPE )—Continued.
—— —— selection, by Al. Hayes;
band. 4to. [17590
9
_
© June 10, 1910; e@ june 11,
1910; E 234456: Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
(Forget-me-not) ;
words and music by Frank Koerfer.
[17591
© June 7, 1910; e. -ehume - 11,
1910; E 234461; Maurice Skapiro,
New York, IN 3
»)
_
VERLORENE HEIMAT (Homeless); text
von Georg Biedenkapp, musik von
Ernst Kampermann. (Octavo edi-
tion, female voices, no. 2.) [17592
© May 27, 1910; 2 c June 4, 1910:
E 234260; Carl Fischer, New York,
NS AYE
melodie, auf dichtung
von Catulle Mendés, musik von I. J.
Paderewski, op. 22. (Zw6lf melo-
dien, no. 8.) [17593
© May 28, 1910; 2 e« May 23.
1910; E 231973; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
S. SACRAMENTI (Vépres
du St. Sacrement) ; per L. Saint Re-
quier, ad 5 voces aequales organo,
comitante et interludente. Partition
des voix seules. 12mo. (Selecta
opera, no. 19.) [17594
© May 11, 1910; 2°@ May 25,
1910; HE) 2328063) 12) dae Se
Laurent, France.
by Frank
wick; organ. obl. Svo.
series, no. 20.) [17595
© May 25, 1910; e. May 26,
1910; E 233034; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
Treat South-
(St. Cecilia
9
_
Otello; selection from the opera, | VETERANS’ (THE) EVIE) sticks
arr. by Theo. M. Tobani; theatre march, by A Shrimpton. 4to.
orchestra. 1509. [17587 (Boosey’s new drum and fife journal,
© May 26, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910:
BE 234255; Carl Fischer, New York,
NY.
Traviata; preludio and selection,
arr. by D. Baravalle; mandolin or-
chestra. [17588
©’ May 21, 1910; e. May. 121,
1910; E 2383076; Peter Tesio, New
rear, . ev.
Trovatore (Il); fantasie arr. by
HK. Dorn, op. 39, no. 3, rev. and fin-
gered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[17589
@ May 21, 1910; 2° May 23,
1910; E 231905; M. Witmark & sons, |
New York, N. Y. |
1006
»
a
VIARDOT (PAUL)
VICTOIRE;
TOs 2s) [17596
© May 23, 1910: ce. May 24,
1910; E 233023; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
3)
_—_
Vinget études mélodi-
ques progressives; violon a la 1°
position, avec violon accompagna-
teur. [17597
2B
_
©. Tune * 11° fod: ef janie: 6;
1910; E 233373; Rouart, Lerolie et
cie., Paris, France.
marche, par KE. Lauga;
piano. [17598
© June 11, 1910; 2 @ June 11,
1910; E 234515; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
VicTORY IN MY SOUL: words by James
M. Gray, music by D. B. Towner.
[17599
© Apr. 30, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
H 288216; Charles M. Alexander,
New York, N. Ls
VICTORY IS COMING: words and music
by Geo. A. Griswold. [17600
© tune 20: 1910: 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 284747; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
Vision: a midsummernight’s dream,
music by Christiaan Kriens; 1. Low
voice in F. 2. High voice in B flat.
Newly rey. ed. [17601, 17602
© May 238, 1910; 2 c. each June 4,
1910; KE 234214, 234215; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
ViIsION (A) OF THE RED, WHITE, AND
BLUE; words by R. S. Carroll, music
by Arthur A. Penn. [17603
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 24,
1910; H 233008; Richard S. Carroll,
Irvington, N. J.
Vito; by David Popper, op. 54, no. 5,
ed. and fingered by Willem Willeke;
violoncello and piano. [17604
© dune 45, 1910; 2 ec. June 16,
1910; E 234773; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
VOGLEIN (EIN) IST GEFLOGEN; ged. von
Ad. Holst, musik von Hans Her-
mann. (Lieder no. 2.) [17605
© Gume 9, 1910; 2 cc. June 18,
1910; EK 233901; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
VoILA POURQUOI; Chanson, paroles @’
Alex Trébitsch, musique de Vargues.
[17606
Crime i 1910: 2 ¢. June 6,
1910; E 233363; G. Oudet, Paris,
France.
VOLKSLIED; ged. von H. Malochowitz,
musik von Fr. Ullrich, op. 117, no.
1; Mannerchor. 4to. (Auf fitigeln
des gesanges, no. 592.) [17607
@poviay, 14° 1910: 2 e> June 1,
1910; E 233281; Fr. Ullrich, Godes-
berg A/Rh., Germany.
Vor Mozart’s BILDNISS (Before a
picture of Mozart) ; von Nicolai von
Wilm, op. 2388; pianoforte. (Ly-
rische bilder, no. 2.) [17608
© June 15, 1910. 2).e.: Tune 14,
1910; E 234684; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
17616
WaGNER (RicHARD) Bridal chorus;
from Lohengrin, two-part song, ed.
by S. L. Herrmann; women’s voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 154.) [17609
©? May. 23¢°1910%7 2 se “Meaty, 922:
1910; E 231912; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pilgrims’ chorus; from Tann-
hiaiuser, arr. by Gustay Lange, op.
321, no. 1, rev. and fingered by
Rafael Richter: piano. [17610
©: May Zio) 19110: °2) ceo May, 23.
1910; E 231894; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Scene from The Nibelungen ring;
arr. by F. V. Safranek. 4to. (United
States military band journal, no.
185. ) [17611
© May 20, 1910; 2 ¢. June 4,
1910; EK 234246; Carl Fischer, New
York, Nuc.
Tannhiuser (Hinzug der giste
auf Wartburg), march and chorus,
[arr. by] EF. Spindler, op. 94, no. 5,
rev. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert ;
piano. [17612
©; May, 120191052 .1c, May 28;
1910; EH 233115; Carl Fischer, New
‘Yor IN, X
(Pilgrim chorus), [arr. by]
Fritz Spindler, op. 94, no. 1, rev.
and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [17613
© May 12, 1910; 2 ©. May 28,
1910; E 2338116; Carl Fischer, New
Yorkin: YX;
Song to the evening Star
(Lied an den abendstern); by R.
Wagner, [arr. by] Fritz Spindler.
op. 94, no. 2, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [17614
May £2, 40910: %2' ec, (May 28,
1910; E 233119; Carl Fischer, New
MOnRK. ING NG
To the evening star; from Tann-
hiiuser, transcribed, ed., and fingered,
by Leo Schulz; violoncello and piano.
[17615
©) June 13° 1910;- 2c. June 14,
1910; E 234570; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
WAITING: words and music by W.
Armstrong. New York, F..B. Havi-
land pub. co. [17616
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EK 234160; William Armstrong,
Springfield, Ohio.
1007
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17617
pt. HUA Ss ved
WAITING FOR YOU; words by D. R.
van Sickle, music by Carl Fischer.
[17617
© June 20,.1910::2) ¢. June 16,
1910; E 234727; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago. Ill.
Watc; stowa, Artura Cwikowskiego,
muzyka, Andrzeja Milaszewskiego,
op. 59. [17618
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. June 18,
1910: H 233866; B. J. Zalewski,
Chicago, [ll.
WALDESRUH; ged. von. Jul. Gersdorff,
musik von Max Stange, op. 127;
gemischter chor. 4to. (Hdelsteine,
no. 4.) [17619
© May 10, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; E 2382827; Arno Spitzner’s
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
WALDMUHLE; ged. von Hrich Rudloff,
musik von Herman Hutter, op. 54;
minnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [17620
© May 25, 1910; 2 « June 14,
1910; E 234614; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
WALES FOR CHRIST; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [17621
©) Apr, 30, 1910; 2. ¢ June. 9,
1910; E 234405; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
WALKING AS CHRISTIANS; words by
—D. R. van Sickle, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [17622
© June 20, 1910; 2 @ June 16,
1910; E 234739; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
WALKING IN THE KING’S HIGHWAY;
words and music by D. Z. Canady.
[17623
©OMMay 25,.1910- 2 May 31,
1910; E 234046; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
WALKING WITH JESUS; words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by B. D.
Ackley. [17624
@ june. 20, 19105. 2>°e .June: 16;
1910; E 234740; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
WALZERMARCHEN (Prinz Karnevals
traum); text und musik yon Bern-
hard Kaempfner, op. 21. [17625
© May 3. 1910; 2 ec. May 25, 1910;
EX 2382830; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
1008
WANDERERS TRAUMBILD (The wander-
er’s vision); salonstiick, von Th.
Hirsch, op. 1138; pianoforte. Neue
ausgabe. [17626
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 17, 1910;
E 233824; Gebr. Ulbrich, Berlin, Ger-
many. .
WANDERING (THE)
PRAGUE: translation, {byes is.
Nickles, music by A. Hartel. [17627
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
STUDENTS OF
E 2343838; A. Hartel, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
WANDERLUST; DES MAIEN LIEBSTER
AUFENTHALT; [and ] SANKT
MICHAEL; ged. von Jul. Gersdorff,
W. Osternald, und O. Kernstock,
musik von Josef Hizenberger, op. 25,
no. 1-38; mannerchG6re, Partitur und
stimmen. [17628
© May 24, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 233253; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
WANDERN; ged. von Jakob Loewenberg,
musik von Wilhelm Meyer, op. 72;
vierstimmiger mannerchor. 4to.
[17629
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. June 20, 1910;
E 233871; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
WANDR’ING (A.) MINSTREL; song from
the comic opera The mikado, by
Arthur Sullivan, musie arr. by M.
Greenwald. [17630
© May 31, 1910; 2c. May 31, 1910;
E 232982; De Luxe music co., New
OER New ees \
Warum. See Schumann (R. A.)
WARUM, WOHIN, SO SO, NA, JA DANN;
worte yon Robert Winterberg und
Benno Vigny, musik von Robert
Winterberg. [17631
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; E 234613; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
WAS SHE EVER THE BELLE OF THE BALL;
words by John Francis Campbell,
music by Harry Hoyt. [17632
© June 11, 19103;-2 es ames
1910; E 234468; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
WATER LILY; intermezzo, by FEF. W.
Croscup ; piano. [176383
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233407; J. H. Remick & co., New
Worksn Ne We
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July. 1910
17650
Way (THE) IS LONG; words and music
by B. A. Cartland; contralto. Paris,
EK. Ploix. [17634
© May 30, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
BH 233351; Blanche Arden Cartland,
Paris, France.
WE ARE GOING, COMRADES, GOING; words
by W. McClave, music:by Charles H.
Doersam; male quartet. 4to.
[17635
© May 23, 1910; 2 c. May 26, 1910;
EH 233085; William McClave, Scran-
tom, Pa.
WE'LL TELL THE STORY; Words and mu-
sic by Chas. F. Weigele. [17636
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
EH 233559; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Il.
WE'RE ALL HERE TO SEE YOU OFF; comic
song, words and music by Justin
Ring and Fred W. Hager. [17637
er dune is. 1910: 2 « June 13,
1910; EH 233664; Jos. Morris co.,
New York.
WE TRIUMPH IN THY NAME; choral
mareh, words by M. C. Gillington.
music by Arthur Page; arr. for men’s
voices. 4to. (Apollo club, Curwen’s
ed., no. 50473.) [17638
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 233310; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
WEARIN’ (THE) OF THE GREEN; music
arr. by Frederick W. Goodrich.
(Fischer’s octavo edition of secular
choruses for mixed voices, no. 3412.)
[17639
© June 9, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
EK 234383; J. Fischer & bro., New
Mors. 2 Y¥:
WEDDING DANCE OF THE VILLAGE
MAIDENS; by Nicolai von Wilm, op.
240, no. 7, ed. by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. (Terpsichorean revels, v. 2,
mp: T:.) [17640
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
EH 233636; Carl Fischer, New York,
CTY
WEDDING MARCH. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
WEIBERL, MEIN HERZLIEBES WEIBERL;
brillante fantasie, musik von Gus-
tay Tieck, bearb. von Richard Tour-
bié; pianoforte. [17641
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 17,
POS Qaes2ks, A. i.) Banjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
WELCOME PRETTY PRIMROSE; chorus,
music by Ciro Pinsuti, arr. by F. W.
Root. 4to. (Supplementary music
for schools, no. 35.) [17642
© June: 10) 1910.2 5G ume yas:
1910; E 288651; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, II].
WESSOBRUNNER (DAS) GEBET; dichtung
aus dem 8. jahrhundert, musik von
Max Bruch, op. 82; gemischter chor
mit klavier. Partitur und chorstim-
men. “to. [17643
© May 3, 1910; 2c. May 25, 1910;
E 232808; C. KF. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung, R. Linnemann, Leipzig,
Germany.
WEST-POINT CADET MARCH; by H. En-
gelmann; band. 4to. [17644
©) May. :28;.. 19d0n) 2 en Mian 2s.
1910; E 233097; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHAT CAN YOU DO, DO; written by
Arthur Du Soir, composed by John
Neat. [17645
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. May 26,
1910; E 283054; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHAT DID IT MEAN; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[17646
©) June 20) 191092 es June 06;
1910; EH 234754; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago,. I].
WHAT IF YOUR OWN; words by Mc-
Vean, music by J. A. Brown. [17647
OMar25 TOL 2h Chavilayols
1910; EH 234011; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH JESUS; words
and music by J. A. Brown. [17648
© May 25,,1910; 2 ce. May 81,
1910; EH 234038 ; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE; march, by Everett
J. Evans; orchestra. 4to. [17649
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
i}; 230436; J. W. Pepper’ &. son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHEN DAISIES PIED AND VIOLETS BLUE}
words by Shakespeare, music by
Geo. B. Nevin; part song for S. A.
T. B. (Summy’s octavo editions,
no. 29.) [17650
© June 16, 1910; 2 c June 18,
1910; E 234804; Clayton IF. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
1009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17651
pt; maar, VES
WHEN FALLS THE NIGHT; and, LOVERS;
two songs, words by P. J. O’Reilly,
music by John Ansell. [17651
© May 23, 1910; 2 c May 24,
1910; EK 233015; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
WHEN HE IS COME; words and music
by G. Bennard. [17652
© June 5, 1910; 2 ec. May 31, 1910;
EK 232997; Geo. Bennard, Albion,
Mich.
WHEN I AM GONE; words by E. Tesche-
macher, music by A. von Ahn Carse.
INO} 2 in’ Bo ttat. [17653
© June 2i) 1910-_-2'-c. June? 1s!
1910; E 233589; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London, England.
WHEN I HAVE FORGOTTEN YOU; words
by Hiram H. Holland, music by Geo.
M. Henderson. [17654
© May 19, 1910; 2-c. May 26,
1910; E 233221; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
WHEN JEFFRIES FIGHTS THE COON;
words and music by C. P. Zollinger.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[17655
© une! 10,7 191072) cs sume “10,
1910; E 233546; C. P. Zollinger, Jef-
fersonville, Ind.
WHEN LOVE WAS YET A TINY
words and music by Bernard Rolt.
[17656
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233510; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN TEDDY COMES MARCHING HOME;
song, music by A., G. Decker.
[17657
Or june’ 205 1910+" 2 ee sune 16:
1910; E 234759; A. G. Decker, Mont-
gomery, Pa.
WHEN TEDDY COMES SAILING HOME:
words and music by H. P. Attwater.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[17658
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 8, 1910;
EK 235506; H. P. Attwater, Houston,
Tex.
WHEN TEDDY HIT THE JUNGLE: words
and musie by W. H. Wrye, arr. by
Chas. L. Johnson. [17659
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. May 28,
1910: W 233146: W. EF. & Ww.’ EF.
Wrye, Birmingham, Ala.
BONS:
WHEN THE ANGELS LIGHT THE CANDLES
IN THE SKY; from The wizard of
Wiseland, by L. Ll. Lazelle; hotel
orchestra. S8vo. [17660
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. June 2, 1910;
E 234121; M. Witmark & sons, New
Morke INS YS
‘WHEN THE APPLE BLOSSOMS: BLOOM;
words and musie by Chas. K.
Champlin. [17661
© May 21, 1910; 2 ¢. May 23,
1910; E 231886; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
WHEN THE BELLS ARE RINGING, MARY;
words by Junie McCree, music by
Albert von Tilzer. [17662
© May 21, 1910; 2 « May 24,
1910; E 233009 ‘York (musie €co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE BUGLE CALLS; quick march,
arr. by J. Ord. Hume; band. Lon-
don, Boosey & co. 4to. (March
JOUrNAL M0, 2k) [17663
© June 2, 1910;*2 ce. June 3, 1910;
E 233314; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
WHEN TUE DAY OF TOIL IS DONE; hymn-
anthem, words by J. Ellerton, music
by W. Berwald; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 5407.)
[17664
© May 27, 1910; 2 c« May 28,
1910; E 233127 :"°G, Seiemer, me;
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE EVENING SUN IS SINKING IN
THE SEA; words and music by P. M.
Keaney. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17665
© May. 31, 1910; 2 ¢ May 31,
1910; E 232994; Paul Meade Keaney,
North Brookfield, Mass.
WHEN THE IVY CLIMBS OVER THE WALL;
by Geo. Christie, vocal orch. key of
G. Ato. [17666
© May- 28, 19103 2 G@ May ssi.
1910; E 232972; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y¥.
WHEN THE LILACS BLOOM AGAIN, LOLLY
DEAR; words by Jul. Neihart, music
by Chas. L. Johnson. [17667
© May 20, 1910; 2.e: Mayae2s:
1910; H 2338222; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, IN. ¥;
WHEN THE MOON SHINES DOWN ON
You; words and music by Wm.
Rosen and G. W. Greenberger.
[17668
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
E 233471; J. H. Remick & co., New
Works IN ¥:
1010
SSS
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
WHEN THE NIGHT COMES ON; an en-
core song, music by Samuel W. Cole.
[17669
@ May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 232894; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE NIGHTINGALE BIDS SOUTH-
ERN SKIES GOOD-BYE; words by G. D.
Gibson, music by A. S. Josselyn.
[17670
cpiame it 1910; 2 ¢. June 13,
1910; E 233655; Geo. D. Gibson,
Andover, Mass.
WHEN THE -PEARLY GATES UNFOLD;
words by Mary Graham, music by
A. B. Little. [17671
fe Miay 25. 1910; 2 « May 31,
1810; E 232998; Brown-Franklin co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
WHEN THE SONG BIRDS BOW
THEIR
HEADS; words and music by M.
Foley. [17672
© 1c June 11, 1910; EB 234496;
Mabel Foley, San Jose, Cal.
WHEN THE SWALLOWS HOMEWARD FLY;
by Franz Abt, arr. by A. F. Weldon;
cornet and piano. [17673
.© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 6, 1910;
E 233458; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, [1].
WHEN TWO LOVING ARMS ARE AROUND
You; words and music by M. Ager.
. [17674
Grtune A7, 1910: 2 c. June 18,
1910; E 234796; Milton Ager, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN WE GO TO LOVELAND, DEAR; words
and music by E. J. Wood. mukcyes)
© 1c. May 23, 1910; FE 231842;
Effie Jeanes Wood, New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOUR HAIB WAS IN A CURL;
words by Arthur Longbrake, music
by Tom Sherman. [17676
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 7, 1910;
E 234342; Jos. Morris co., New York,
1, aes
WHERE’S DooLey; words by A. J. Mills,
music by Bennett Scott. London,
Star music pub. co., ltd. [17677
© dune. 16, 1910-2 c. June 9,
1910; E 234409; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
WHERE THE BELL-VINE CLIMBS AROUND
THE WINDOW; written and composed
by F. V. St. Clair. [17678
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
H 234134; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
17689
WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOWS;
by James I. Russell, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare. 1. Cornet with band ace.
2. Trombone with band ace. 4to.
[17679, 17680
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. each May 28,
1910; E 233100, 233102; M. Witmark
& sons, New York, N. Y.
WHILE LARKS WITH LITTLE WING;
poem by Robert Burns, music by
Henry Holden Huss; high voice in B.
i) EES
© June 10, 1910; 2 ec. June 17,
1910; HH 258781; ‘G. Schirmer; ine.,
New York, N. Y.
WHISPER OF SPRING; words by A. A. N.,
music by Perley Dunn Aldrich.
[17682
© June, 16) 1910-9 2e ume:
1910; EH 234761; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
WHISPERING PALMS; Dy
Lieurance; piano. [17683
© June 20, 1910; 2 « June 14,
1910; H 234548; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
Thurlow
WHISPERINGS OF LOVE; valse sentimen-
tale, by C. Kinkel, rev. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; piano. [17684
©, May> 21, 1910); 2.) May 23,
1910; E 231893; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHITE city; waltz song, words and
music by Geo. E. Gallagher. [17685
© May 30,°1910; 2 ¢. June 1,
1910: E 233205; Nathan H. Lewis,
Worcester, Mass.
WuHitre FEATHER; words and music by
Felix Vance. [17686
Gi june a4) On 2 es ame ae
1910; © 284561, J. H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHO CAN IT BE BUT JESUS; words by
Ada Blenkhorn, music by E. E.
NS
Meyer. [17687
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
B 233571; Meyer & bro., Chicago, Il.
by Her-
4to.
[1768S
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 3, 1910;
BE 233313: John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WHo’s NEXT; humoresque,
man Bellstedt, jr.; band.
WHO WILL TAKE THE MESSAGE; words
by Julia A. Williams, music by Chas.
EF. Weigele. [17689
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 10, 1910;
E 233557; Meyer & bro., Chicago, I.
1011
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17690
WHOOP LA A-MEL-A A-MELIA, OH 3; Words
and music by Charles Walter Conger.
[17690
© 1c: May 25, 1910: BH 232780:
Chas. W. Conger, Indianapolis, Ind.
WHY ARE YOU IDLE; words by Katha-
ryn Bacon, music by Thoro Harris.
[17691
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. May 31, 1930;
E 234013; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
WHY DON’T YOU BRING THE GIRL IN;
written and composed by Cosmo
Grant and Sutton Gregson, arr. by
J. Chas. Moore; with tonic sol-fa
setting. 4to. [17692
© May 20, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910;
EH 233072; National music pub. co.,
London, England.
WHy DON’T YOU SMILE; words and mu-
sic by William Koebelin. [17693
© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910;
E 231924; Wm. Koebelin, Salamanca,
Ne Vic
Wuy I sinc; words by Julia A. Wil-
liams, music by C. F. Weigele.
[17694
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 10, 1910;
E 2335738; Chas. F. Weigele, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
WIE SIE SCHREITET SO ANMUTHREICH ;
melodie, auf dichtung von Catulle
Mendés, musik von I. J. Paderewski,
op. 22. (Zwo6lf melodien, no. 6.)
[17695
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. May 23, 1910;
E 2381971; Heugel & cie, Paris,
France.
WILD ROSE; words by W. J. Dirgens,
music by Geo. A. Hof. [17696
Gt c¢ May. 25: 1910; 232778:
W. J. Dingens and G. A. Hof, Buf-
ALO. INL TY..
WILKES-BARRE TOWN FOR MINE; words
by Barney Gutkowski, music by Jo-
seph J. Andrulavage. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [17697
© June 16, 1910; 2 ¢ June 16,
1910; E 284700; Gutkowski & An-
drulavage, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
WILL YOU NO’ COME BACK AGAIN; words
and music by C. W. Murphy and
Will Letters. [17698
©) June 16, 1910; .2»ertdune 16;
1910; E 234776; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
1012
Pt. Ty Hess ve
WILL YOU TAKE JESUS TO-DAY; words
and music by Robert Harkness.
[17699
© Apr. 30, 1910; 2 c. June 1, 1910;
E 283206; Charles M. Alexander,
New York, N. Y.
WILM (NICOLAI VON) Waltz, op. 240,
no. 6, ed. by Hans T. Seifert, piano.
(Terpsichorean revels, v. 2, no. 6.)
[17700
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 18, 1910;
E 233635; Carl Fischer, New York,
NEY
WINTER; words by W. Shakespeare,
music by R. Graham Anderson.
[17701
© May 26, 19102 29ewiiay 27,
1910; E 282877; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
WINTER STORY; by Platon Brounoff;
piano. (Musical scenes, no. 6.)
[17702
© June 6, 1910; 2c. June 6, 1910;
E 233350; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WISHES; song, music by Gertrude Sans
Souci. 1. Mezzo-soprano. 2. So-
prano. [17703, 17704
© June 11, 1910; 2c. each June 13,
1910; E 233661, 233662: Gertrude
Sans Souci Toomey, United States.
WITCHES AT NIGHT; words and music
by Olive R. Keller. [17705
© May 21, 1910; 2 c May 23,
1910; E 231939; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
WITH EVERY PASSING DAY; words and
music by Louis Zimmerman. [17706
© June 20, 1910; 2 eG june 4G;
1910; E 234788; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
WitH HIM IN WHITE; words and mu-
sic by Jean Howard. [17707
© May 23,- 1910; "2 eG Meyez.
1910; E 231881; Chas.. H. Marsh,
New York, N.Y.
| WITHIN THE SPHINX’S SOLEMN SHADE;
from A dream of Egypt, words by
Charles Hanson Towne, music by
Amy Woodforde-Finden. [17708
© May 21, 1910; 2 e¢.May 25,
1910; E 231932; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
AWWA
WizArRD (THE) VIOLINIST; a collection
of effective and easy tricks, humor-
ous imitations, etc., comp. by Roland
de Berton; violin. [17709
© May 13, 1910; 2 « May 28,
1910; E 233107; Carl Fischer, New
Week, N.Y.
Wo DIE LIEBE WEILET; ged. von Fr.
Oser, musik von Fr. Ullrich, op. 117,
no. 2; Mannerchor. [17710
feremaye 14° 1910; 2 c¢ June 1,
1910; E 233282; Fr. Ullrich, Godes-
berg, a/Rh., Germany.
Wo.Lrr (EricH J.) Zehn lieder, op. 24;
text von Gottfried Keller; gesang
und piano. Komplett. [17711
© May 27, 1910; 2 c. May 27,
1910; E 232928; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
WONDER SONGS; lyrics and music by
Mary Parker Converse. 4to. [17712
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234185; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. NW. ¥.
WON’T YOU COME TO COLOMBO WITH ME;
written and composed by Frank W.
Carter, Will E. Haines and Donovan
Meher. ee TALS
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 2341383; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
WON’T YOU LOOK ME IN THE EYE AND
SAY YOU LOVE ME; words and music
by E. A. Hodges. New York, Jerome
H. Remick & co. [17714
© May 20, 1910; 2 c May 26,
1910; E 233225; Edwin A. Hodges,
North Attleboro, Mass.
WON’T YOU WALTZ WITH ME; words and
music by Archie Naish. [17715
@edunes 17, 1910:.2 ¢c. June 17,
1910; E 233795; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
WOODLAND SPRITES; valse de salon, by
Edgar H. Sherwood; piano. [17716
© May 20, 1910; 2 ¢. May 28,
1910; E 231858; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Work AND war; four choral songs,
words from The ocean throne, by
John H. Skrine, set to music by
P. David, for chorus and orchestra
or piano. Vocal score. London,
Breitkopf & Hiirtel. 4to. PaeneTle
© May 7, 1910; 2 c May 25, 1910;
E 232851; Paul David, London, Eng-
land.
WorLD (THE) HASN’T ANYTHING ON
ME; words by G. B. Somerville, mu-
sic by Anna B. Somerville. [17718
© 1 ¢ June 10) 1910; Hi 233552;
George B. Somerville, Pleasantville,
NSC
Wreck (THE); words and music by
Jack A. Little. [17719
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 16,
1910; E 234775; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
YA QUISIERAS; schottisch, por A. de la
Pena y L. Espinosa; piano. [17720
© May 14, 1910; 2 c. May 25,
1910; H 232854; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
YALE BLUE FOREVER; written and com-
posed by C. W. Kellogg. New
Haven, Conn., Chas. H. Loomis.
UAL
©e May) 23; 1910). 2 ey Maya
TOLO , 2a2KSo5, (0. Wo swellozes
Higganum, Conn.
YANKEE NOTIONS; medley march, by
Benjamin Richmond; piano. [17722
© May 27, 1910; 2 ¢«. May 28,
1910; HE 233596; R. Kabot, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
YANKEE WALTZ; composed by H. W.
Yankee, arr. by W. E. Brandstetter ;
concertina. es
© May 25. 1910+ 2) e:. May «28.
1910; E 233130; Herman Yankee,
Manistee, Mich.
YEAR (A) OF SONG IN CENTENARY COL-
LEGIATE INSTITUTE; ed. by Carl F.
Price, ’98. Hackettstown, N. J.,
Published by the Alumni association
of Centenary collegiate institute,
HOO 2 ps lee oS ps fhOnta | COOrt)
plates. 26cm. [17724
©, Apr 19% 1910222 oe) May 26;
1910; A 265244: Alumni assn. of
‘Centenary collegiate institute,
Hackettstown, N. J.
YESTERDAY ; words by Harold Simpson,
music by Hmile Clarke. 1. No. 1 in
Dehatqe. 2. NOs 2m Ry iat.
[1¢725, 1LTT26
© Apr. 22, 1910; 2c. each May 24,
1910; BE 233020, 233021; J. B. Cramer
& co., ltd., London, England.
YEVOHMA; reverie, by M. M. Hovey;
piano. f1TT2T
© June 6, 1910; 2 ce. June 6, 1910;
E 2383406; Marie M. Hovey, New
York, N. Y.
1013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
You anp I; mazurka; by E. G. Wood-
ford; piano. [17728
© June ses 2910" -2'e) anne 3}
1910; E 233668; Ernest G. Wood-
ford, New Haven, Conn.
You CAN’T FEEL LONESOME WHEN YOU'RE
BY YOURSELF ; words by Arthur Long-
brake, music by Ed. Edwards.
[17729
© June 16, 1910;.2 ic. June. I6,
1910; H 234714; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
You, DEAR, AND I; from A first sheaf
of little songs, words by Marguerite
Radclyffe-Hall, music by Robert
Coningsby Clarke. [17730
© May 23, 1910; 2 c.. May 24,
1910; E 233016; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
YOU DON’T WANT A NIGHT-LIGHT;: writ-
ten and composed by Terry Sullivan
and Harry Carlton. urgent
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 8, 1910;
KH 233482; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
YOU FOR ME WHEN YOUR WIFE’S AWAY;.
words by Arthur Longbrake, music
by Ed. Edwards. eri 32
© June 13, 1910; 2 ce. June 13,
1510 2B 2550665 3 Jos, Morris® ico:
New York, N. Y.
YOU HAVE BEEN MY SWEETHEART SINCE
OUR CHILDHOOD DAYS; words and
music by Geo. Lambert. [17733
© June. 14> 19102 2° June; 14,
1910); BH 234565; J.) He Remick & co:,
New York, N. Y.
YOU’LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE LIKE
MINE; words by Arthur J. Lamb,
music by Alfred Solman,
Alfred J. Doyle;
4to. (Popular male quartettes, no.
91.) [17734
© May 24, 1910; 2 c.- May 25,
1910; E 232767; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
YoU NEVER MISS THE THINGS YOU NEVER
HAD. See Mrs. Blobbs.
YOU'RE GWINE TO GET SOMETHIN’ WHAT
YOU DON’T EXPECT; words by Vincent
Bryan, music by Bert Williams.
[17735
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234413; Leo. Feist, New York,
IN.
arr. “Dy |
male quartette. |
pt. DAW Soy 5
YOU USED TO BE A FRIEND TO ME; writ-
ten and composed by Paul Pelham
and J. P. Long; key of G. [17736
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
E 234132; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
YOU'VE MADE. A NEW WORLD FOR ME:
words and music by Lee Randolph
Evans; musical post card. [17737
© Apr. 4, 1910; 2 ce. June 14, 1910:
E-254554; Philadelphia postal press,
Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUR EYEN TWO WOL SLEE ME SODENLY
(Your two bright eyes will slay me
suddenly); poem from Merciles
Beauté, by Geoffrey Chaucer, music
by Winthrop L. Rogers; medium.
[17738
© June 11, '1910> Se ene 3,
1910; E 233598; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. ¥.:
ZETA PHI; march, Dy Fi eieeiiekok,
adapted and ed. by Charles Kunkel;
piano duet. [17739
© May 21, 1910; 2 @ May 23,
1910; E 231940; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
ZUMMERZETZHIRE; Old song, words by
xeorge Parker, music arr. by Ernest
Newton. 4to. [17746
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 2, 1910;
E 234129; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ZWARTYM SZEREGIEM MARSZ; PoSwie-
cony wolnemu sokolstwu polskiemu
w Ameryce, A. Milaszewski. [Piano. ]
[17741
© -June 15, 1910° 2 © dune 1s,
1910; E 233867; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Il.
ZWEITE SYMPHONIE, C MOLL; yon Hugo
Kaun, op. 85; grosses orchester.
Partitur. [17742
© May 20, 1910; 2 ce June, 14,
1910; E 234602; Ernst Eulenburg,
Leipzig, Germany.
1° sonate. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy) (7b FB.)
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1910:
Class D, Dramatico-iusica! compositions (including 27 unpublished ) 204.
Class I, musical compositions (including 935 unpublished and 6 con-
tributions to periodicals)_______
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[17742
ABIDE WITH ME; by Louis Meyer. [1
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
990, June 25, 1910. Original entry,
Sept. 28, 1882, no. 16045.
AT THE FOOT OF THE CROSS; by D. B.
Towner.
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Til., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 959, June 9,
1910. Original entry, May 7, 1883,
no. 8381.
Ave Maria; quartette for female voices,
by O. Weil. 3
© by Oscar Weil, New York, N. Y.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 975, June 14. 1910.
Original entry,
12278:
BE TRUE, BRIGHT EYES;
chorus, by H. C. Smith.
© by Harry C. Smith, Cleveland,
Ohio, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 957, June 15,
1910. Original entry, Jan. 25, 1883, |
no. 1718.
CHIMING BELLS OF LONG AGO;
Kinkel.
© by Karl Kinkel, Shelbyville,
Ky., as the child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
by: ©.
newal no. 988, June 25, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Sept. 15, 1882, no. 15286.
COURSE OF STUDIES OF THE GRAND CON-
SERVATORY OF MUSIC OF NEW YORK;
ed. by E. Eberhard. Book 3. [6
© by Ernst Eberhard, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 993, June 25,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 18, 1882,
no. 15435.
DRIFTING AWAY; by D. B. Towner. [7
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 961, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Temper-
ance evangel; Feb. 15, 1883, no.
3056.
July 24, 1882, no. |
a song and |
Be |
[5
| EVENTIDE MARCH; by A. Geibel.
[2 |
|
|
[8
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 989, June 25,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1882,
no. 22516.
FAREWELL TO HOME; words by L. C.
Elson, music by L. O. Emerson. [9
© by L. O. Emerson Hyde Park,
Mass., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 995, June 25,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 29, 1882,
no. 143876.
tes IN A BOARDING SCHOOL;
comedy in two acts, by ‘Charles PB:
Brown. [10
© by Charles P. Brown, Norwalk,
Conn., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 955, June 11,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 26, 1882,
no. 15900.
GATHER THE ERRING IN;
Towner.
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 962, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Temper-
ance evangel; Feb. 15, 1883, no. 3056.
GIVE ME A CUP OF COLD WATER; by D.
B. Towner. eS
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 963, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Temper-
ance evangel; Mar. 28, 1883, no. 3056.
a musical
Ds. 3.
[11
by
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS, IN C; by A. J.
Hotden. [13
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 973, June
14, 1910. Original entry, July 29,
1882, no. 12532.
).
GOSPEL MALE CHOIR NO. James
MeGranahan. [14
© by Addie MceGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newai no. 958, June 9,1910. Original
entry, Jan. 25, 1888, no, 1748,
meds
by
1015
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17742 (15)
IN OUR BOAT; quartette for female
voices, by O. Weil. [15 |
© by Oscar Weil, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 974, June 14,
1910. Original entry, July 24, 1882,
no. 42249:
IFT HIGH THE BANNER;
Towner. [16
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for
years. Renewal no. 964, June 9, |
1910. Original entry in the Tem-
perance evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no.
3056.
MARY OF THE WILD MooR; by J. W.
Turner. [abre
© by Chas. E. Turner, East Bos- |
ton, Mass., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living, in renewal |
for 28 years. Renewal no. 954, June
4, 1910. Original entry, June 23,
18838, no. 10488.
MAss oF St. CrEcInIA; by Charles
Wels, with Latin and English words.
[18
© by Anton B. Wels, New York,
N. ¥., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 ‘years.
Renewal no. 991, June 25, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 28, 1882, no.
160406.
MAYBE; by K. R. Sheets. [19
© by Katie Randolph Sheets,
Washington, D. C., as author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
956, June 10, 1910. Original entry,
Mar. 8, 1883, no. 4819.
NOTHING BUT CLAY:
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 965, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Tem- |
perance evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no.
3056.
ON TO victory; by D. B. Towner. [21 |
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for. 28
years. Renewal no. 966, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Tem-
perance evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no.
3056.
PARLOR (THE) ORGAN TREASURY; by
W. F. Sudds. E22
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouveneur,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 994, June 25,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 2 1882,
no. 15398.
bye eb: B. |
28 |
by D. B. Towner. |
[20 |
| Secret (THE) ;
pt cee Ss v.d
River (THE) SHORE; quartette for fe-
male voices, by O. Weil. [23
© by Oscar Weil, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 979, June 14,
1910. Original entry, July 24, 1882,
no. 12274.
SAVIOUR TAKE MY HAND; by D. B.
Towner. [24
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
TIll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 960, June 9,
1910. Original entry, May 7, 1883,
no. 8382. .
written by Geo. M.
Vickers, music by A. Geibel. [25
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 992, June 25,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 27, 1882,
no. 15971.
SIGH NO MORE LADIES; quartette for
female voices, by O. Weil. [26
© by Oscar Weil, New York, N. Y.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 977, June 14, 1910.
Original entry, July 24, 1882, no.
122716:
Sone or May; quartette for female |)
voices, by O. Weil. [27 |
© by Oscar Weil, New York, N. Y.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 978, June 14, 1910.
Original entry, July 24, 1882, no.
12205
SONGS OF FREE GRACE; by D. B. Towner. |
[28
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 986, June 18,
1910. Original entry, June 9, 1883,
no. 10480.
SPRING IS HERE; quartette for female }|
voices, by O. Weil. [29 |
© by Oscar Weil, New York, N. Y.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 976, June 14, 1910. §
Original entry, July 24, 1882, no.
ae
TEMPERANCE (THE) BUGLE; by D. B.
Towner. [30
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 967, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Temper-
ance evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no. 3056.
1016
eS
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
17742 (37)
TrIvMPH (THE); by Geo. F. Root. [81
© by Mary O. Root, Chicago; II,
as the widow of the author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
953, June 11, 1910. Renewal entry,
Jan. 30, 1896, no. 7392.
Vorx (LES) DU MATIN; morceau, by
; 32
G. D. Wilson, op. 19.
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack,
N.
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 952, June 11, 1910. Renewal en- |
try, Noy. 3, 1896, no. 60648.
WANDERING by 4495" .B.
Towner. [33
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years.
1910. Original entry in the Tem-
perance evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no.
3056.
WE ARE NEEDING MORE; by D. B.
Towner. [384
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, IIl.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 969, June 9, 1910.
Original entry in the Temperance
evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no. 3056.
TO-NIGHT;
Y., as the widow of the author, |
Renewal no. 968, June 9, |
|
WE'RE GOING TO HANG KING ALCOHOL;
by D. B. Towner. [30
© by Daniel B. Towuer, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 970, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Temper-
ance evangel; Mar. 28, 1888, no.
3056.
WE SHALL MEET OUR FRIENDS DEPARTED ;
by D. B. Towner. [386
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, IIL,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 987, June 9, 1910.
Original entry in Songs of free
grace; June 9, 1883, no. 10480.
WIFE’S (THE) by. DD: os:
Towner. [37
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
APPEAL;
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 971, June 9,
1910. Original entry in the Tem-
perance evangel; Mar. 23, 1883, no.
3056.
1017
51421—_10——8
A LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC.
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANIC-
ALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[17742
[38
227700 ;
Big (THE) COLLEGE.
iScuemMear. 26. 1910; H
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York, |
N. Y. Notice ree’d June 1, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 56.
BRIGHT EYES;
eyes. ps
© Apr. 5, 1910; BE 2291038; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 10, 1910; recorded,
VeA3.p. 56.
waltzes from Bright
By THE BANKS OF
METTE.
© Dec. 13, 1909; E 221680; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 13, 1910; recorded,
WA, POT.
CHICKEN (THE) AND THE FROG; from
A skylark. [41
© Apr. 2, 1910; E 229015; Leo
Feit, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 15, 1910; recorded v. 1,
| ea as
COME AND TAKE A DIP WITH ME; from
The summer widowers. [42
© June 3, 1910; E 233341; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 7, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
2/55,
DAISY TIME. [438
© Mar. 9, 1910; EH 227189; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Vad (0. 50.
DANCE OF BUMBLE BEES; piano. [44
© Feb. 23, 1910; E 226649; Jerome
H. Remick & co., Detroit, Mich.
Notice reec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Ved Oa OFS oF
DANCE OF THE WHIP-POOR-WILL. [45
© Apr.4,1910; E 227978; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
mr 1p. oO.
Don’T GO UP IN THAT BIG BALLOON. [46
@Goivc Apr. 25,1910 > BH .2298389);
Edna Williams, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1910; recorded,
Mee Dy Ot:
[39 |
THE OLD WILLA- |
[40 |
| HANG YOUR HAT IN DETROIT.
DUBLIN RAG. [47
© Apr. 18, 1910; E 230443; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice ree’d
June 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 55.
[48
© May 9,1910; E 231298; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Vie ab.
HARLEQUIN ; two-step ;
piano. [49
© Apr. 30, 1910; E 230883; Jerome
H. Remick & co., Detroit, Mich.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Ver SOL Os
intermezzo
HEIGH-HO, TOO-RAL-I-00-RAL-I-AY; from
The echo. [50
© Apr. 12, 1910; H 230296; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Wie Ps OO:
HELLO, HOW’D YOU DO, HELLO; piano.
[51
© May 19, 1910; EH 232646; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v.
1, p. 55.
HOMESPUN RAG. [52
© June 2, 1910; H 234144; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 7, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
aa
I’>D LIKE TO PUT ANOTHER R IN MARY.
[53
© May 20, 1910; E 231780; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v.
PPL OO:
I LIKE YOU. [54
© Apr. 2, 1910; E 229039; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Veeop: 56:
I'LL CHANGE THE THORNS TO ROSES. [55
© May 25, 1910; E 233172; Music
house of Laemmle, New York, N, Y.
Notice rec’d June 7, 1910; recorded,
Weeds Os. Os
1019
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7742 (56)
I’M A LUCKY BOY TO HAVE A GIRL LIKE
YOU. [56
© May 38, 1910; E 230968; Jerome
H.. Remick &-co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
5 re Wis eRe oe
I’m GLAD I’m IRISH. [57
© Jan. 22, 1910; E 227632; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
June 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 55.
I’M GOING TO TELL ON YOU. [58
© May 21, 1910; E 232773; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Teele. Oto
I WON’T BE HOME TILL AUGUST. [59
© May 6, 1910; E 231248; Jerome
H. Remick’ & co:, New York, .N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Vela Da ous
Ir I SHOULD DIE BEFORE I WAKE, HOW
WILL I KNOW I’M DEAD. [60
© May 28, 1910; E 232965; Jos.
We Stern c& co.) New York, Nw Y.
Notice ree’d June 11, 1910; recorded,
Wed endo: :
IF THE MEN NEVER LOOKED AT ME. [61
© Mar. 29, 1910; E 227762; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
vie a oy Opesa Ce
IN A HUPMOBILE FOR TWO. [62
© Apr. 2, 1910; E 228983; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
June 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 55.
It’s THE SAME OLD ME, BUT NOT THE
SAME OLD GIRL. [63
© May 31, 1910; E 234076; Chas.
IK. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’'d June 7;,1910;. recorded: v. 1,
p. 5d.
JUNGLE JUBILEE; two-step character-
istic. [64
© May 19, 1910; E 231816: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 7, 1910; recorded,
Vee Pawo.
JUST WE TWO. [65
© Mar. 26, 1910; E 227702; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Sauk VD. Je.
KipDies (THE); march and two-step.
[66
7 OND 2. slot Ory) Hy SOR0T1 7 =
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1) p:a6.
10
pt. 11, aes.; v.30
KING; medley overture, orchestra. [67
© May 27, 1910; EH 233104; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 15, 1910; recorded,
Vey athe af e av ehiles
LOVE BEAMS, [68
© Apr. 29, 1910; E 230894; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1910; recorded,
Werle ip .reee
LOVERS MAY COME AND LOVERS MAY GO.
[69
© May 19, (1510-3
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 56.
Marcu (THE) OF THE GODS; from A
Skylark. [70
© Mar 29, 1910; E 227786; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
June 15, 1910: recordeaangea i. a0.
MAXINE VALSE; piano. tL
©. Apr. ,-21,)./1910; bee senss.
Jerome H. Remick & co., Detroit,
Mich. Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; re-
corded, Vv. 157). a0:
MOUNTAIN MAIDEN. [72
© Apr.11, 1910; 230s14-) Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 11, 1910; recorded,
Vi, eos
My CAVALIER. [73
© Mar. 3, 1910; E 226927; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice ree’d
June 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 55.
NEWPORT GLIDE, [74
© Apr. 12; 1910; 925029
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 56.
NIX ON THE GLOW-WORM, LENA. [75
© May 20, 1910; HW 232724- Jos.
W. Stern: & co., New. York eN: ¥-
Notice rec’d June 11, 1910; recorded,
Vice aeotae
Ou, YOU SUMMERTIME RoMEO; from
The summer widowers. [76
© June 9, 1910; E 233530; Chas.
IX. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd June 14, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. of.
OLD DuTCH BARN DANCE; orchestra.
iar
© Apr. 29, 1910; E 230896: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice reec’d June 15, 1910; recorded,
i as beso Oe
0
227387 5.
NOTICES
nos. 27-30, July, 1910
OF USER
17742 (99)
PEACHES; from The summer widowers.
[78
© June 3, 1910; E 233340; Chas.
K. Hartis, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 7, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 55.
PRETTY LITTLE LAUGHING EYES. [79
© Aug. 21, 1909; E 213949; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 13, 1910; recorded,
5 ee RY
RAGTIME TABLE D’HOTE. [SO
© dune 3, 1910; E 234190; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 10, 1910; recorded,
¥. a, p. SG.
SATURDAY AT 1 P. M.
ewer 2s. 1910; H 227764;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; re-
eorded, v. 1, p. 56.
SHE SHOOK HIM IN from
Madame Sherry. [82
© June 3, 1910; E 234192; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 10, 1910; recorded,
¥. 4; p. 56.
SKY FLYER; two-step. [83
aan 12) A910; BE 224332: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 10, 1910; recorded,
We >. pe. 56.
Sone OF OLD WILKENNY. [84
© May 3, 1910; E 230967; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Werke. x OG,
SooN THE GOLD BROWN LEAVES MUST DIE.
[85
© Mar. 26, 1910; E 228819; M.
Witmark & sons, New ¥ork, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 10, 1910; recorded,
jet Cah PAS on
SOUTHERN SYMPHONY; piano. [86
© Apr. 18, 1910; EB 229426; Jerome
H. Remick & co., Detroit, Mich.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
Vee i. 50:
SUNBEAM; intermezzo two-step. [87
© Jan. 8, 1910; BH 224181; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
ve wD. 5G.
TAKE OFF YOUR HATS TO OLD IRELAND.
[88
© May 21, 1910; BE 232774; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 1, 1910; recorded,
We da. DG,
[81
CHICAGO;
THAT YODLIN’ ZULU RAG. [89
© May 27, 1910; HE 232886; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Ds Dox
THERE’S COMP’NY IN THE PARLOR. [90
© May 27, 1910; E 232887; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 55d.
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME BOYS
WHEN YOUR WIFE HAS GONE AWAY;
from The Summer widowers. [91
© June 9, 1910; H 233529; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd June 14, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
a OC.
TILL JUSTICE WIN THE VICTORY. [92
© Apr. 26, 1910; E 230595; Val
Ormond association, Washington,
Pa. Notice rec’d May 9, 1910; re-
corded, vy. a, p. 75d:
Tony, THE COWBOY WHOOP. [93
© May 20, 1910; E 231779; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Doe
WHAT GOOD IS WATER WHEN YOU’RE
DRY. [94
© May 19, 1910; E 232647; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
D. 5d.
WHEN THE BLOOM IS ON THE BOTTLE;
from A skylark. [95
© Apr. 4, 1910; E 229112; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
June 15, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 57.
WHEN YOU MARRY A GIRL FOR LOOKS.
[96
© May 7, 1910; E 232159; Webb
Rockefeller Miller, Chicago, Ill.
Notice ree’d June 8, 1910; recorded,
yee dey JOM
WHEN YOUR DIMPLES TURN TO WRINKLES.
[97
© May 20, 1910; EH 231781; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 5d.
You ALWAYS REMIND ME OF SUMMER.
[98
© Feb. 15, 1910; BH 2253883; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 10, 1910; recorded,
View ps.o0.
YOU’RE GWINE TO GET SOMETHING YOU
DON’T EXPECT. [99
© June 2, 1910; E 234418; Leo
Y. Notice ree’d
1, p. 55.
Feist, New York, N.
June 9, 1910; recorded, v.
1021
17743—19437
PSA OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CA'TALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 83, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 5
Nos. 31-34
AUGUST, 1910
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1910
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
pad Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,’’
‘(12 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,” ‘“Etude,’’ etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘‘Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’ Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©”’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contribution is required. ;
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December number, completing the
volume, wili have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
the year 1910, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A. D. 1620. See MacDowell (E. A.)
A ELLA; danza,
Galindo, musica de Manuel Berrueco
y Serna. México,
guia.
©@rjune 6, 1910: 2) « June 28,
1910; E 236105; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
A LA GAVOTTE; par Herbert Fryer; pi-
ano. [17744
© done 28, 1910; 2 c. June. 20,
1910; E 2385479; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
A LA POLONAISE; by Frank P. Atherton,
op. 174; piano. [17745
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910; |
E 236370; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Mork, N.Y.
ABENDLIED, See Schumann (R. A.)
See Raff (J. J.)
ABIDE WITH ME; words by Henry Fran-
cis Lyte, music by M. O. Vaughan.
[17746
Cmiuly. ts, 1910; 2 c. July 15,
1910; E 286544; Marguerite O.
Vaughan, Mobile, Ala.
Apou BEN ADHEM AND THE ANGEL;
words by Leigh Hunt, music by Liza
Lehmann. [17747
eral 121910; 2c, July: 15,
1910; E 236453; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
ABENDS.
AD ALTA; marche triomphale par Ca-
mille de Rhynal; piano. [17748
ee ily 23. 1910 2..¢ July 18; |
1910; E 2386627; G.
France.
Ondet, Paris,
ADIEU, MA MIE; berceuse de Hans, le
joueur de fitite, acte 2, livret de Mau-
rice Vaucaire et Georges Mitchell,
musique de Louis Ganne, en ré, en
clef de fa. Morceaux détachés.
113337. [17749
© July 12,1910; 2 @ July 18,
1910; D 18681; G. Ricordi & co., Mi-
lan, Italy.
Enrique Mup- |
[17743 |
|
| ApIEU Svuzon;
letra de Humberto |
poésie de Alfred de
Musset, adaptation musicale de
Francis Thomé; piano avec text.
Paris, Henry Lemoine & cie. [17750
© June 28, 1910; 3 ec. June 27,
1910 3) H 235069: Thome, .Paris;
France. ;
ADULT BIBLE CLASS CLOSING HYMN’;
words by Mrs. Annie Irish, music
by W. H. Hatch. 12mo. [17751
©) Hebi, 1910-2) ca Junens0,
1910; E 236134; Webb-Smith print-
ing co., Cornish, Maine.
AEROPLANE (AN) HONEYMOON; words
by M. Bessie Morton (Mattie Morten-
son), music by G. Shelton. [17752
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 15,
1910; E 233742; Grace Shelton, Bur-
bank, Cal.
AFTER-DAYS; words and music by Er-
nest Crampton. [17753
© June 30, 1910; 2 ¢. July 1, 1910;
E 2385256; Cary & co., London, Eng-
land.
AFTERGLOW (THE); words by Mac
kenzie Fairfax, music by T. Avant.
[17754
© June 27, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 235364; T. Avant, London, Eng-
land.
AFTNEN ER STILLE (Still ist der abend)
von Agathe Backer-Grendahl, op. 3,
no. 1, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kinder - transcriptionen,
no. 9.) [17755
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235197 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
AH, LA BIRONS PLUS (Nous la verrons
plus) ; montagnarde, recueillie, notée
et harmonisée par Marius Versepuy ;
piano avec texte. (Danses en sabots,
no. 15.) [17756
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236295; Heugel & cie, Paris,
France.
1023
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17757
AH, LOVE BUT A DAY. See Protheroe
(D.)
Au! MELINA; oU, LA FETE A MELINA;
paroles de L. Bénech et Y. Telly,
musique de Eug. Gavel. [17757
© June 28, 1910.2) c, June 27,
1910s). 2a5087 5. benech, “Paris,
France.
AH, QUE VOULEZ-VOUS QUE JE DISE;
rondel de Hans, le joueur de fitte,
acte 2, livret de Maurice Vaucaire
et Georges Mitchell, musique de
‘ Louis Ganne. Morceaux détachés,
113342. [17758
©) July 12;°1910 542 ce July 13,
1910; D 18679; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Aio (L’) DE ROTCHE (L’eau de la
roche); Montagnarde, _ recueillie,
notée et harmonisée par Marius
Versepuy ; piano avec texte. (Danses
en sabots, no. 14.) (59
© July 12; 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236294; Heugel & cie. Paris,
France.
ALL ABOARD FOR SPOONYLAND; words
by Robt. P. Young, music by W. H.
Donovan. [17760
© 1c June 22, 1910; EH 233955;
Walter H. Donovan, Boston, Mass.
ALL AT SEA; words by C. Biron Minter,
music by Kennedy Russell. No. 2
hi OF [17761
© July 132 49107 (2 eo auly 14
1910; E 285501; Collard Moutrie,
London, England.
ALL IN A DAY; written and composed
by John P. Harrington and William
Hargreaves. [17762
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 2386208; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT (Ar hyd y
nos); old Welsh air, arr. by Edwin
Franko Goldman; cornet and piano.
[17763
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236048; Carl Fischer, New
¥ork, N. ¥.
ALLA STELLA CONFIDENTE (Bright star
of love) ; English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by V. Robaudi,
ed. by Max Spicker. 1. For sop. in
F. 2. For mezzo-sop. in D with
violin or flute or ’cello.
[17764, 17765
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. each June
380, 1910; E 236140, 236141; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York, N. Y.
pt. HE Bes. v.35
ALMIGHTY AND MERCIFUL GOD; short
anthem, music by James Lyon, op. 36,
no. 13; mixed voices. 4to. (Chureh
choir library, no. 2.) [17766
© July 2, 1910; 2 & July 1910;
FE 235233; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ALPENGLOCKCHEN (Alpeklokken); ty-
rolienne von Th. Oesten, op. 175, arr.
von Ludwig Schytte; klavier. (Kin-
der-transcriptionen, no. 17.) [17767
© June. 14, 1910: 2c. samy: 1.
1910; E 2385205; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
ALPENHORN (Das) (Alpehornet) ; von
H. Proch, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. ( Kinder-transcriptionen,
no. 4.) [17768
© June 14,,1910; 2uesnly. +
1910; E 285192; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany. \
AM SONNIGEN RHEIN; ged. von Ed.
Sartor, musik von G. Ad. Uthmann;
miinnerchor. 4to. [17769
© June 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 2386084; J. Giinther, Dres-
den, Germany.
AM WEIHNACHTSBAUME DIE LICHTER
BRENNEN; leichte phantasien von
Paul Zilcher, op. 82; klavier zu 4
hinden. (Weihnachtszeit, no. 6.)
[17770
© June 18, 1910> 2%e aigiy =
1910; E 235425; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AMBROISE (PAUL) Canzonetta; piano.
[17771
© June 22,:1910; 2 €) aume 22
1910; KE. 233998; J. Bo Garway.
London, England.
— Intermezzo; piano. [att
© June 22, 1910° 2 @ geet
1910; E 233994; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
AMERICAN FESTIVAL OVERTURE; by
Anton Hegner, op. 47, arr. by Homer
N. Bartlett; piano four hands.
(17773
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec. July 14,
1910; E 2385512; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
AMERICAN GIRL; waltzes by F. Mad-
sen; piano. [17774
© June 28; 191032 Gide 2,
1910; E 2386179; Franklin Madsen,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
1024
;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
AMOROSAMENTE; vals lento por Man-
uel M. Ponce; piano. Mexico,
Enrique Munguia. [17775
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236101; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
AMOUR PATERNEL; paroles et musique
de G. Aubert. [17776
Mey 17, 1910; 2 c. June 4,
1910; E 2384315; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
Amours (L’) QUI TUE; paroles et
musique de G. Aubert. a are Arar
©) May t2, 1910; 2 c. June 4,
1910; E 2343822; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
AN DIE Maponna; 6. trio von Alfred
Oelschlegel, op. 144; violine, cello
und harfe oder piano. [17778
ei aane 5. 1910: 2 c. June. 28,
1910; E 236111; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
ANDANTE CANTABILE. See Tschai-
kowsky (P.. 1.)
ANDANTE FROM FANTASIE-IMPROMPTU.
See Chopin (F. F.)
See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
See Traumstimmen.
ANDANTINO.
ANGEDENKEN.
ANGELINA; English version by Adrian
Ross and George Grossmith, jr.,
music by Vincent Scotto. [17779
(er gne 16, 1910-2 c. June 27,
1910; E 236077; Metzler & co., ltd.,
London, England.
ANGUISH; words by Clifton Bingham,
music by Percy Elliott. [17780
fe sune 17, 1910: 2 c. June 27;
1910; EK 236076; Metzler & co., ltd.,
London, England.
ANNETTE; lyric by Addison Burk-
hardt, music by Arthur EK. Behim.
[17781
Oo suly, 18, 19107 2..¢. July, 18;
1910; E 286626; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
ANTOINETTE WALTZ; by Edward Hazel;
orch. 4to. [17782
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; EH 234938; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
ANY LITTLE GIRL WITH WAYS LIKE
Yours; written by George A. Ste-
vens, composed by Henry H. Pether.
[17783
ey aity, 42), 19105 2 ¢. July. 12,
1910; E 285446; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
APPALACHEE ANN; words and music
by Lucy Beard Haug; arr. by H.
Louis Kisskalt. [17784
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 9, 1910;
HY '2353a83, luey * B. Haug, Knox-
ville, Tenn.
APPLE BLOSSOM TIME; words and mu-
sic by Minnie Graves-Watson.
[17785
©. duly 9 O10 2h ea auliy elie
1910; E 286382; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
APRIL (AN) REVERIE; by Hthel Barn-
by; piano. [17786
© June 20) 1910; 2 ¢. June 22,
1910; E 2383969; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
ARCADIANS (THE); two-step on melo-
dies by Lionel Monckton, arr. by S.
Deshon; band. 4to. [17787
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; HE 285151; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, Hngland.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GIRL LIKE ME;
written and composed by E. W. Rog-
ers and Orlando Powell. [17788
© June 23, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 2384888; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ARLINE; words and music by H. L.
Losey. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17789
© June 20; 1A91@> 2" e. June -20;
1910; E 233879; H. Lorena Losey,
Jackson, Mich.
ARMES BLUMLEIN KLEIN; text und
musik von Wilh. Speiser, op. 145;
minnerchor. 4to. (Preis-chére im
volkston, klasse 4.) [17790
© May 15, 1910; 2 c« July 16,
1910; E 235550; Johannes Forster,
Dresden, Germany.
Arrow (THE); march two-step by L.
Howard; piano. [17791
© June 22, 1910; 2 c June 29,
1910; E 286055; Lela Howard,
Washington, D. C.
AS FLOWERS IN RAIN; AND THE YEAR'S
AT THE SPRING; words by Frances
Mary Butts, and Robert Browning,
music by Margaret A. Halley. No.
1 in CG and no. 2 in D fiat. [17792
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 12, 1910;
E 235457: Paterson & sons, Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17793
Dt. THs veh
ASPERGES ME, VIDI AQUAM, MISSA IN
FESTIS DUPLICIBUS, RESPONSES AT
MASS, AND THE VARIOUS ITE MISSA |
_ EST; according to the Vatican ver-
sion, harmonized by P. J. Jos. Vran- |
ken. (Fischer’s edition, no.
3305. ) [17793
© July 16, 1910; 2 ce July 13,
1910; E 236476; J. Fischer & bro.,
“Néw York, N. Y.
Ato.
AT GRIGGSBY’S STATION;
Hoosier life, by B. Walker. Type-
written libretto with ms. music.
[17794
© 1c. June 30, 1910; D 18658;
Barclay Walker. Indianapolis, Ind.
AT NIGHT; nocturne, words and music
by John Howard Craig; high in B
flat. [17795
©; june 20; 1940-2 ce? June 21,
1910; E 234845; M. B. Lyman & co.,
Chicago, Ill.
AT THE BASE BALL GAME; march and
two-step by C. H. Graf, op. 27;
' piano.
E 2385516;
delphia, Pa.
Chas.
AT THE OLD SEASHORE; words and mu-
sic by W. McCrory.
Haviland pub. co. [17797
© dune: 22) 1910; 244, June 122,
1910; EB 233924; Wm. McCrory,
Johnstown, Pa.
AT TWILIGHT; song without words, by |
[17798 |
© sune? 45,1910 .2,.cs, June 15; |
J. H. Wilson: piano.
1910; E 288738; J. Hazard Wilson,
Coddington Point, Newport, R. I.
ATTAR OF ROSES; waltz, by Geo. L.
Cobb; orchestra. 4to. [17799
ie); June 25. 1919-2
1910; E 235021; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass.
AU JARDIN DE TON COEUR; chanson,
paroles de Pierre Chaffance, musique
de Rogé Mancini. [17800
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910:
E 236275; G. Ondet, Paris, France.
AU REVOIR; by Eva Lonsdale; piano-
forte. (Four characteristic pieces,
no. 4.) 113240. [17801
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910:
E 235246; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
a story of
New York, F. B. |
| AUTUMN BLOOMS; by Geo. L. Spauld-
G June, 27, |
| AUFSCHWUNG; dramatische skizze, von
[17796 |
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910; |
H. Graf, Phila-
|
|
|
Paul Wiggert, op. 4; cornet 4 pistons.
1. Mit orchester begleitung. 2. Mit
piano begleitung. [17802, 17803
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. each June 28,
1910; BH 236114, » 236i es oe:
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
AUFTRAG; ged. von Holty, musik yon
Anna Cramer, op. 4, ed. by Otto
Taubmann. (Sechs lieder, no. 5.)
[17804
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234299; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
AULD Scotia; by Harry Lauder, selec-
tion arr. by G. H. Reeves; band. 4to.
[17805
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
E 234983; Carl Fischer, New York,
NONE
AvRORA; intermezzo royale, scene de
ballet, by J. Louis von der Meh-
den, jr.; orchestra. [17806
© June 3, 1910; 2 c. June 13, 1910;
E 233625; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN Xe
valse lente, by Julian W. Kiandt;
piano. [17807
© June 20, 1910; 2 ce. June 21,
1910; E 234875; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
ing; piano. [17808
© June 22, 191052 2 eee
1910; E 234896; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
AVALON; words by Harle C. Jones,
music by Neil Moret. [17809
© July 18, 19105 292 ete to
1910; E 2855€7; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
intermezzo, by Neil Moret; piano.
[17810
© July 18,. 1910; 2 ois:
1910; E 2385566; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
AVE Rosa; ged. von QO. J. Bierbaum,
musik von Anna Cramer, op. 4, ed.
by Otto Taubmann. (Sechs lieder,
Tr0d 2) [17811
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 2343802; Adolph Firstner, Berlin,
Germany.
AVIATION; valse, by Louis La Ron-
delle; piano. [17812
© July 12, 1910;.2 € ook,
1910; E 285445; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
1026
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
17830
AVISON (CHARLES) Sonate 4 tre, E
moll; bearbeitet von Alfred Moffat;
zwei yviolinen und pianoforte, mit
violoncell ad lib. (Meisterschule,
no. 16.) [17813
easily sis, 1910>.2 c.\ July 13,
1910; E 2386503; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
AWAKE! IT IS THE DAY; words by
Henry W. Longfellow, music by
Florence Newell Barbour. 1. Sop.
or ten. 2: Mezzo sop. or bar [17814
© June 27, 1910; 2 ce. each June
Pree Be 255018; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
AWAKE UP, MY GLORY; Song for Easter,
words from the Bible, music by F.
Flaxington Harker, op. 41, no. 4;
high in A flat. [17815
ev aely 13,1910: 2 c July 14,
29803) &) 239543; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
AWAKENING MORN; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; piano. [17S16
iene 22 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 234895; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
AYRES (FREDERIC) Fugue, op. 12, no. 1;
pianoforte. [17817
esumy 24.1910: 2 c. July 16,
1910; E 235540; Wa-Wan press,
Newton Center, Mass.
AZALEA; danza por Andrés C. Sando-
yal; piano. Mexico, Enrique Mun-
guia. [17818
=o sune G6. 1910: 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236102; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
BABES IN THE wooD; words by Arthur
A. Penn, music by Lulu B. Conner.
[17819
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 236174; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mork, IN, ¥.
Baspy TALK; from Girlies, words by
Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [17820
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910; E 234851; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BACHELOR’s (A) LOVE SONG; words by
John Falstaff, music by David D.
Slater. No. 1 in A flat, bass.
[17821
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 22,
1910; H 233963; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
Back AGAIN; Princeton reunion
march, by J. F. Hewitt and A. H.
Osborn; piano. [17822
© June i, 1910; 2 ‘cy June. 27,
1910; HE 286079; J. EF. Hewitt &
A. H. Osborn, United States.
BACK AT DEAR OLD HOME SWEET HOME;
words by Herbert S. Lambert, mu-
Sic by F. W. Vandersloot. [17823
© suly 1d) 19102] aye 12;
1910; E 285485; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
BACK IN THE OLD DAYS, LONG, LONG
AGO; words and music by Thos. S.
Allen. [17824
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
FH) 235319; Ernest S. Williams, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Bai, BAY, BAI COMIJADO (Va, va, va
décoiffée) ; bourrée de Haute Au-
vergne, recueillie, notée et harmo-
nisée par Marius Versepuy; piano
avec texte. (Danses en sabots, no.
Dry) [17825
©F July 12) 1910s 2) eh Inlya Gy
1910; H 2386282; Heugel & Cie,
Paris, France.
BANKS (THE) OF ALLAN WATER; AF..
by Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet
and piano. [17826
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236021; Carl Fischer, New
Work, IN. ¥:
BAPTIZED IN THE Hoty GHOST; words
by Mrs. F. E. Hill, music by F. E.
and D. M. Hill. [17827
@ july Pagl0 2) ec) July Sy to10);
E 236333; Mrs. F. EB. & D. M. Hill,
Los Angeles, Cal.
BARCAROLLE IN A; by T. Edwin Solly;
organ. [17828
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910: E 234881; Geo. Molineux,
New York, N. Y.
BABRCAROLLE IN F.
(A. G.)
BATTLEsHIP FrLoripa; march by M.
Haynes; piano. [1782y
© 1c. July 5, 1910; H 235289;
Marcile Haynes, Lakeland, Fla.
See Rubinstein
BE CHEERFUL; words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
8.) [178380
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 5, 1910;
IE 235272: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17831
Breaps (THE); OB My LIFE, My GoD,
MY CREED; lyric by Anna A. Prewitt,
music by Theo. N. Northrup. [17831
©. Faly 9,.198.0.;:2 ¢. July 11,1910;
E 236383; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vork,. IN: ¥.
BEATRICE: valse Viennoise, par Max R.
Steiner; piano. [178382
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 21,
1910; E 234838; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London, England.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) PARK CALLED BELLE-
woop; words by Mrs. Chas. Groll,
music by Harry Hopt. [178383
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 236173; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mork, Ni ¥.
BEAUTIFUL PERSIA (Belle Perse) ;
marche Persienne, by Paul Lincke;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [17834
© June “20; 19102. 2 c& June’ 21,
1910; E 234837; Jos. W. Stern & ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN OF NIGHT; reverie,
by Ralph K. Elicker; piano. [17835
© July 14, 1909; 2 « July 18,
1910; E 236484; Koninsky music co.,
Manone ING. Ye,
BEAUTIFUL VENUS (Venere beila):
canzonetta by Wilhelm Defesch, En-
glish words by Edward Oxenford,
music arr. by Alfred Moffat, from
the original ed. for voice and figured
bass. [17836
© June 21, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
EK 235288; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
BEAUTY’S DREAM; Serenade by Chas. J.
Rockwell; band. 4to. [17837
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec July 18,
1910; E 236566; E. W. Berry music
co., Kansas City, Mo.
BEHOLD THE DAWN; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Joseph H.
Adams. No. 1 in C. London, No-
vello & co., ltd. [178388
© July 13, 1910; 2 c July 14,
1910; E 285511; J. H. Adams, Sut-
ton, Coldfield, England.
BEIM TEICHEL (At the _ brooklet);
words by Jehoash, music by N.
Saslawsky; baritone or mezzo-so-
prano. [17839
© July 1, 1910; 2 ¢ July 2, 1910:
EK 256167; International library pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
1028
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 5
BELLE OF SPAIN; Serenade, by Wm. B.
Fassbinder; piano. . [17840
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec. July 18, 1910;
E 236485; Lyle music pub. ¢o., Chi-
eago, II.
BENEDICTION NUPTIALE; by J. Frank
Frysinger; organ. obl. 4to.
[17841
© June 30, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
E 235253; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
BENEDICTUS QUI VENIT; AND AGNUS DEI
IN B FLAT; by C. V. Stanford; mixed
voices. 4to. (Modern church serv-
ices, no. 66.) [17842
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 5, 1910;
E 235304; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
| BENNIE BOY IF I ONLY KNEW; words by
G. H. Carey, music by E. M. Col-
lette, arr. by H. J. Chalmers.
[17843
© June 16, 1910; 2 c June 25,
1910; E 236126; George H. Carey,
Akron, Ohio.
BERCEUSE; by Philip Hauser, op. 2. (2
piano pieces, no 2.) [17844
© June 24, 1910; 2 ce June 24,
1910; E 233980; Carl Hauser, New
Work uNe ave
by Reber, arr. by Wm. Heald;
clarinet and piano. 17845.
© June 13, 1910; 2 e taner2s,
1910; E 236042; Carl Fischer, New
York,-N.
——by T. W. Hanforth; organ.
[17846
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 235294; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
—— (Lullaby); by Alex, Ilynsky, op.
18, no. 7, arr. by .Wim. tease cor
net and piano. [17847
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236019; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. ¥
BERGERONNETTE (Water-wagtail); by
Cyril Scott, op. 71, no. 3; piano.
[17848
© July 13, 1910; 2 © wai ees,
1910; E 235504; Elkin & co., ltd,
London, England.
BEST OF ALL, BASE-BALL; words and
musie by A. J. Seabrook, harmony
by Robt. J. McGuirk. [17849
© July 15, 1910; 2 e. July 21,
1910; E 286056; A. J. Seabrook, Chi-
cago, Ill.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
17868
Brrp (THE) LET LOOSE; words by
Thomas Moore, music by George Ed-
wards. 16mo. [17850
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 30,
1910; E 236131; San Diego music in-
stitute, San Diego, Cal.
Birp’s EVENING SONG; idyl, by Eduard
Holst; piano. [17851
© June 27, 1910; 2 c« June 29,
1910; E 235106; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Birds OF THE SEA; tarantella, by H.
Engelmann; piano. [17852
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
E 236384; M. Witmark & sons, New
Werk! N.Y.
Bizet (GrorGes) Petite suite d’orches-
tre; jeux d’enfants, op. 22, tran-
seription par H. Mouton; piano-con-
ducteur. [17853
©) duly 25. 1910; 2 c. Fuly 18,
1910; E 236629; Durand et fils,
Paris, France.
BLACK HORSE WALTZ; by W. A. H.;
piano solo. [17854
© June 27, 1910; 2 « June 27,
Soi) 250006; W. A. ‘Haldy,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Biack (THE) MANTILLA; words and
music by Herbert Harraden. [17855
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 233841; Reynolds & ©co.,
London, England.
BLACKFEET INDIAN SONGS; by W. Mc-
Clintock; melody only. [17856
tee. July 5, 1910; /B 235291 ;
Walter McClintock, Pittsburg, Pa.
BLESS YE THE LorD; anthem, music by
Chas. H. Bartlett. 4to. (Thomp-
son’s church music, series 2.) [17857
(huwig, 1h 1910-2 ce. July. 13,
1910; E 236475; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
BLESSED (THE) INVITATION, ART THOU
WEARY? Solo, words by J. M. Neale,
music by Samuel W. Beazley; so-
prano or tenor. [17858
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 138,
1910; E 233624; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BLEYLE (KarL) Konzert, C dur, op. 10;
ausgabe fiir violine und pianoforte.
[17859
© July 1, 1910; 2 ec. July 6, 1910;
E 236197; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work, N.Y.
BLONDE ET BRUNE; barn dance by G.
A. Clement; piano. [17860
©) Tune i. 1910; 2° c.” june’ 28,
1910; E 2386048; G. A. Clement,
Sorel, Canada.
BLoW, BLOW THOU WINTER WIND;
music by Thos. A. Arne, arr. by
Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet and
piano. [17861
© June 14, 1910; 2 @ June 28,
1910; E 236029; Carl Fischer, New
York, UNO Y.
BLUETITE; waltz by J. B. Duvernoy,
op. 272, no. 1, ed. and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; piano. [17862
© diume’ 147 1910 2%e: "Tune 15,
1910; E 283725; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
BLUSHING (THE) BRIDE (Timide
épousée) ; valse entr’acte by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. 4to. [17863
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 234985; Carl Fischer, New
VNork, Nu.
BoccHERINI (Luier) Sonate a tre,
CG moll; bearbeitet von Alfred Mof-
fat; zwei violinen und pianoforte,
mit violoncell ad lib. (Meister-
schule, no. 138.) [17864
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec. July 138, 1910;
E 236500; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
BonetHA; march, by B. G. McFall;
band. 4to. [17865
© Fume 10;°1910; 2 co June 27,
1910; E 235058; Star music co., El-
dred, Pa.
BonpPorti (FRANCISCO ANTONIO) So-
nate 4 tre, C dur; bearbeitet von
Alfred Moffat; zwei violinen und
pianoforte, mit violoncell ad_ lib.
(Meisterschule, no. 21.) [17866
@) duly, 1351910); 2)c. July 13, 1910;
E 236508; N. Simrock, g. m. b. L,
Berlin, Germany.
BoNSOIR MADAME LA LUNE; phantaisie
par Paul Marinier; piano. [17867
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce. June 20,
1910; E 285490; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris, France.
BortKiewicz (SerRcE) Six préludes,
op. 18; piano. [17868
© June 18, 1910; 2 « July 9,
1910; E 235411; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
1029
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17869
pi: AEs SSeS
BourgEeio (LA) D’OBERNHO (La bour-
rée d’Auvergne) ; bourrée de Haute
et Basse Auvergne, recueillie, notée
et harmonisée par Marius Versepuy ;
piano avec texte. (Danses en sabots,
no. 4.) [17869
© July 12-1910" 2 ¢. Tuly 6, 1910;
E 236284; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Golden treas-
ury of music; a collection of fifty
songs with piano accompaniment, by
J. Brahms, ed. by Max Spicker, pre-
ceded by a biographical and critical
essay by H. E. Krehbiel; English
translations by Henry G. Chapman.
v. 18, high voice. v. 14, low voice.
New York, G. Schirmer [1910] 2 v.
ports. fol. $2.00 per vol.
[17870, 17871
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. each June
27, 1910; A 268144, 268145; G.
Schirmer, New York, N. Y.
Grosse fantasie, tiber Brahms’
populire lieder; von Alfred Kaiser
fiir kleines symphonisches orches-
ter, mit piano-conducteur. 4to.
[17872
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 2386118; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
BRAVE SOLDIERS; two-step, march, by
Eduard Holst; piano. [17873
@© June 27, 1910 27°¢) June 29,
1910; E 235107; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BREATH ON ME, BREATH OF GOD; words
by Edwin Hatch, music by Lucy
Rider Meyer. [17874
© May 9, 1910; 2 ec June 20,
1910; E 233864; C. Y. Morse, Chi-
cago, Il.
BRIDAL SONG; by Adolf Jensen, arr. by
Wim. Heald; clarinet and piano.
[17875
©) dune - 22, 1910: 2c... June 28:
1910; E 284992; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
— words by W. H. Durham, music
by Sarah L. Squire. [17876
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236341; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
BriDE (THE); words and music by
Sarah L. Squire. [17877
© July 7, 1910; 2c July 8, 1910;
E 236355; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
BRIDEGROOM CALL; words, except
chorus, and music by Mrs. F. C.
Hoffman. [17878
© July 7, 1910; 2 e. July 8, 1910;
E 2363385; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
BROADWAY RAG; by EH. Nieman; piano.
[17879
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce. June 27,
1910; E 235050; Eva Nieman, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
BRUDE VALS (Braut-walzer) ; von Niels
W. Gade, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kindertranscriptionen, no.
6.) [17880
© June 14, 1910; 2¢. July 1, 1910;
E 235194; Wilhelm Hansen, Leip-
zig, Germany.
BRUXELLES S’AMUSE; marche, musique
par A. de Boodt; piano avec trio
chanté et sifflé. [17881
©: .June-15; 19f0Re2 earn
1910; E 235222; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
arr. par Michel Heirwegh
pour orchestre et piano-conducteur,
avec trio chanté et siffié. 4to.
[17882
© June 15, 1910 :92 ee duly a
1910; E 235225; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
BUENAS NOTICIAS; marcha two-step,
por Alfredo Pacheco; piano. México,
Enrique Munguia.
© June 6, 1910: 2 Game le.
1910; E 236108; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
BUNDESBANNER-MARSCH; yon H. Rietz,
op. 20; piano. Berlin, musikkauf-
haus Rich. Rtible. [17884
© May 25, 1910; 2 ¢. July 9, 1910;
E 235413; Hans Rietz, Berlin, Ger-
many.
BUTTERFLY (THE) CHASE; two-part
song, words by Ellis Gray, music
by Franz C. Bornschein; women’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 12018.)
[17885
© June 27, 1910>\2. cc sume:
1910: B 235141: Oliver Ditson co., |
Boston, Mass.
By AN INDIAN CAMP-FIRE; words by
Alice A, Dale, music by Alfred G.
Wathall. . [17886
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec) agne 2.
1910; E 234918; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1030
[17883
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
i
By THE GLOWING LIGHT; words by
Louise Heald, music by F. H.
Cleaves. [17887
mesuiy 19 1910; 2c. July 21,
1910; E 235603; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
By THE MOSS COVERED WELL DEAR
ESTELLE; words by Earle C. Jones,
- music by L’Albert. [17888
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236251; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
CABIN (THE) BY THE CLIFF; words by
R. A. T. Bailey, music by H. Kirkus
Dugdale. [17889
i tase 7, 1910; 2 c.. June: 29,
1910; E 236050; Rose A. T. Bailey,
Consumne, Cal.
CALL (THE) OF THE HILLS; words by
Clinton HE. Scollard, music by Francis
BE. Maison; low voice.
Gedune 21, 1910; 2 c June 22,
1910; E 233946; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
CALLAHAN, THAT’S ME; words and mu-
sic by C. L. Ruddy. [17891
eyiune 18, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; E 233948; Chas. L. Ruddy,
Valley Falls, R. I.
CALLS OF LOVE (I1 richiamo d’amore) ;
waltzes, by J. Buonomo; piano.
[17892
i asjaly 20, 1910; 2 c. July 21,
1910; E 235605; James Buonomo,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CALUMETIS QUADRILLE; by Edward Ha-
zel; orch. 4to. [17893
© May, 18, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 234937; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
CALVARY COMMANDERY; march, by Her-
bert L. Clarke; band. 4to. [17894
© une 20:-1910: 2 c. June 24,
1910; E 2838979; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Boston, Mass.
See Liszt (F.)
CANARY (THE); words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no. 4.)
[17895
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235268; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CANTILENA D’AMORE; par P. Sudessi;
orechestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [17896
© July 12) 190: 2 ec. July 11,
1910; EH 236425; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CAMPANELLA (LA)
[17890 |
17905
CANTILENA IN G; by Arthur Foote, op.
cl no. Ls ordam [17897
© duly 18) 1910; 2 e. July: 16;
1910; E 285554; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CANZONETTA; melodie italienne, by
Paul Perrier; piano. [17898
© July 5 1910: 2irex* Sully a4:
1910; E 2385534; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
CAPRICE EXCENTRIQUE; by Franz C.
Bornschein ; violin and piano. (Three
concert solos, no. 8.) [17899
© June 16, 1910; 2 e. June 28,
1910; E 2386083; Carl Fischer, New
Worl; ING: Y:
CAPRICIEUSE (LA); valse de salon, par
iy Lael, op. 28s "piano, \ Paris:
Henry Lemoine & cie. [17900
©, June! 28) 1910. 2 ec: June) 27,
1910; E 235079; Théodore Lack,
Paris, France.
CARILLONS DE NOEL; poésie de Andre
Theuriet, adaptation musicale de
Francis Thomé pour piano avec texte
et acc. ad libitum de violon, hautbois
et harmonium. Paris, Henry Le-
moine & Gie. [17901
© due 28) 1910-7 2c Juner 20
LOTOE Ee 239010 s Rhomeny Paris,
France.
CARNEVAL DE VENISE; arr. von Ludwig
Sehytte; klavier. (I<inder-transcrip-
tionen, no. 38.) [17902
©) june 14 1910-2 duly et
1910; E 235191; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
CARRONADE (THE); march and two-
step, by Arthur C. Morse, arr. by
R. HE. Hildreth; orchestra. 4to.
[17903
© dune. 25, 1910's 2c. June 27,
1910; BE 235022; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass.
CASCADE (LA); by Maurice Telma;
piano. English fingering. [17904
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 24,
1910; E 233995; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
CaTcH ME; words by Arthur Humble-
Crofts, music by Margaret Cooper.
[17905
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce June 29,
1910; E 235152; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
1031
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17906
*CAUSE YOU’RE MY PLAYMATE; lyrics by
Stephen Broadwell, music by Louis
Broadwell. [17906
©. June +22. -19105 2 e. Juney23:
1910; E 2384927; S. Broadwell, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CELESTIAL CHOIR; reverie, by R. L.
King; orch. 4to. [17907
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; E 2349385; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
CENTENNIAL SONG; words and music
by H. L. Thomas. §8vo. [17908
© une, 30) 1910-2 eile al.
1O10- 1H) ~2352385>. Harry. lewis
Thomas, Washington, Pa.
CETTE FLUT’ QUI MENA LA RONDE; chan-
son de la fitite, de Hans, le joueur
de fiite, acte 2, livret de Maurice
Vaucaire et Georges Mitchell, mu-
sique de Louis Ganne. Morceaux
détachés. 113339. [17909
@) duly 12) 1910; 2) <e. Shuly as,
1910; D 18682; G. Ricordi & co., Mi-
lan, Italy.
CHADWICK (GEORGE W.) Quartet for
strings, in D minor no. 5; two vio-
iins, violoncello and viola. [17910
© July. 14 1910202 -e) Tulyet6,
1910; E 285558; George W. Chad-
wick, Boston, Mass.
CHAMINADE (CECILE-LOUIS STEPHANIE)
Scaramouche (The clown); caprice,
op. 56, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; piano. [17911
© June 145 1910¢ 2c) June 15.
1910; E 233731; Jos..W. Stern & co.,
New. York, N. Y¥.
—— Sérénade, op. 29; ed. and fin-
gered by Paolo Gallico; piano.
[17912
e. June 15,
W. Stern &
@, June: 14.. 1910... 2
159i 2Zasiaa. Os:
eo., New York,.N. Y.
CHANSON D’AMOUR; by Louis Victor
Saar, op. 60; piano. [17913
© June 23, 1910; 2 e@ June 28,
1910; E 284998; Carl Fischer, New
Wok N.Y:
—— (Love song); paroles et musique
de M. Patrice. [17914
©..hune 15, 1910) 2 .¢.- duly 21,
7910; E 2385597; Maurice Patrice,
Paris, France.
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 5 |
CHANSON D’ETE; poésie de Albert
|
ee
Samain, musique de Maurice Le |
Boucher; piano et chant en ré |
majeur. (Quatre mélodies, no. 3.) |}
[17915 |
© June 28, 1910; 2 e. June 27,
1910; E 285082; Costallet & cie.,
Paris, France.
CHANSON DE Fortran. See Godard |
CBy ho 4 ‘
CHANSON DE JEUNESSE; paroles et
musique de G. Aubert. [17916
© May 12, 1910; 2 ec. June 4, |
1910: E 2384316; G. Aubert. Paris, |
France.
CHANSON DES POUPEES; de Hans, le |
joueur de fliite, acte 3, livret de Mau-
rice Vaucaire et Georges Mitchell,
musique de Louis Ganne. Mor-
ceaux détachés. 113341.
© July 12, 1910;92%e ssa, 43)
1910; D 18680; G. “Ricordi & ~-€o.,
Milan, Italy.
CHANSON DESESPEREE. See
(ae Oe ae)
CHANSON NAIVE; par H. Tellam; or-
chestre avee piano conducteur. 4to.
[17918 |
© June 28, 1910; 2 e«. June 27,
1910; E 235076; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHANSON VILLAGEOISE; paroles et mu-
Sique de G. Aubert. [17919
© May 12, 19102 20c) dune.
1910; E 2384313; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
CHANSONS ANCIENNES DU PAYS DE
FRANCE; paroles recueillies et mises
en musique selon le style par Gus-
tave Michiels. [179290
© June 28, 1910: 2 eetune 27,
1910; E 235090; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
CHANT JOYEUX; by
organ. obl. 8vo.
book 66, no. 198.)
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235301; Vincent music ¢co., lid.,
London, England.
Ernest Halsey;
(Organ loft,
CHANTECLER (THE) ORAZE;
doodle-do song, words by W. DVD.
Evans, music by C. C. Williams.
[17922
© Mar. 31, 1910; 2 @ June 10,
1910; E 233746; House of Christo-
pher, Chicago, III.
1032
[17917 |
[17921 |
cock-a-
Zassenet |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL, NO. 364.
Contents: Didi, by Oscar Straus;
Rose in the bud and Rosamond, by
Dorothy Forster; Moonstruck, by
Lionel Monckton; Danse des tu-
lipes, by Bernard Rolt. Arr. by
Dan Godfrey; military band.
[17923
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; BH 2838962; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, England.
CHARACTERISTIC DANCES FOR’ PIANO-
FORTE; [compiled by H. L. Heartz].
[17924
e) aue 2s, 1910- 2 e. July: 1,
1910; E 235157; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
CHARLES (THE) FOR MINE; words by
William J. Armstrong, music by Per-
cival B. North. [17925
© July 8, 1910; 2 ¢ July 7, 1910,
BH, 235353; Jos. M. Daly, Boston,
Mass.
CHARME D’AMOUR’ (Love’s_ spell);
valse lento, by Edwin F. Kendall,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
mandolin orch. (Popular publica-
tions, no. 744.) [17926
aang 9, 1910: 2 « July 11,
1910; EK 2386380; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
CHAUTAUQUA (A) SALUTE; march
and two-step, by J. Thatcher; pi-
ano. [17927
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 24,
1910; E 2385001; James Thatcher,
Chicago, III.
CHEER UP; words and music by E.G.
Flaig. [17928
eeamly 15, 1910; 2 c. July 16,
1910; EH 2385562; Elizabeth Good
Flaig, Philadelphia, Pa.
—words by Olive Hall, music by
| Daniel Rowe. (Tone stories, vocal
| or instrumental, no. 138.) [17929
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235277; Theo. Presser co., Phii-
adelphia, Pa.
| CHERISHED THOUGHTS; valse lento,
by O. J. Toujan; piano. [17930
© 1c. June 30, 1910; BE 236143;
O. J. Toujan, Houma, La.
CHICKEN REEL; buck dance, by J. M.
Daly; piano. [17931
© June 25, 1910; 2 ec June 22,
1910; E 284854; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
17940
CHILDHOOD; words and music by B.
Storm. Kidderminster, England,
W. H. Perrins. [179382
© May 31, 1910° 2 ce. June 21,
1910; E 234842; Basil Storm, % Len
Spencer’s lyceum, New York, N. Y.
CHILDREN’S DANCE; by S. Jaddassohn,
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
piano. [17933
©, June 14, 19105 2. ¢ June Ws,
1910; E 2338727; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New “ork Ni.
CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN; in Up
and down Broadway, words by Wil-
liam Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [17934
© July 6, 1910; 2c July 6, 1910;
E 288189: J. H. Remick & co., New
Morke ING Ys
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) An-
dante; from Fantasie-impromptu,
op. 66, arr. by Wm. Heald; clarinet
and piano. [17935
©) June Ws 1910. 2c Jume 2s:
1910; E 236023; Carl Fischer, New
York: N.Y.
Etude, op. 25; mit kritisch-in-
structiven anmerkungen, vortrags-
zeichen und sorgfiltigem fingersatz,
von Eugen qd’ Albert. no. 6, Gis-moll
(G sharp min.) no. 8, F-dur (F.
maj.) (Eugen d’Alberts’ klavier-
abende, no. 35 und 34.) [179386, 17937
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. each June
29, 1910; E 235145, 285146; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig, Germany.
Nocturne, op. 55; arr. by Wm.
Heald; clarinet and piano. [17988
© June 18) 1910°2 2c. June 2s,
1910; E 236022; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
Notturno, op. 62, no. 1, H dur
(B maj.) mit kritisch-instructiven
anmerkungen, vortragszeichen und
sorefiltigem fingersatz, von Eugen
d’ Albert. (Hugen d@’ Alberts Kkla-
vierabende, no. 33.) [17939
©’ June 21,.1910; 2 « June 29,
1910; E 235147; Rob. Forberg,
Leipzig, Germany.
—— Waltz, op. 64, no. 1; arr. by Maud
Powell; violin and piano. [17940
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢ July 7, 1910;
E 235371: G. Schirmer, ine., New
York Ne ye
1033
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17941
pt. 1myb: Ss. 75
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS)—Con.
3™° ballade As-dur (A flat maj),
op. 47; mit kritisch-instructiven
anmerkungen, vortragszeichen und
sorgfiltigem fingersatz, von Hugen
d’Albert. (Eugen d’Alberts Klavier-
abende. no. 32.) [17941
©y sane 24- 1910-2 ey July "5,
1910; E 235281; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
CHORALE; on the melody of one of the
chimes of Gloucester Cathedral,
harmonised by C. L. Williams;
voices and piano or organ. 4to.
[17942
OM suly 13.1910 2 'es July’ 44:
1910; E 235510; C. Lee Williams,
Gloucester, England.
CHRISTMAS BELLS: by Niels W. Gade,
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
piano. [17948
© > dune: 14. (1910;').2 ¢ June, 15,
1910; E 283724; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHRISTUS; ged. von H. von Hippel,
musik von Fritz Fleck. op. 10. 1.
Hoch. 2. Mittel. (Drei lieder, no.
2) [17944, 17945
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each July 1,
1910; E - 235187, 235188; Raabe &
Plothow, Berlin, Germany.
CIRCUS GALOP; galop imitative, by F.
Donnawell, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
band. [17946
©edunes 1; 191052 -e.0 Juned28,
1910; E 2386038; Carl Fischer, New
WOnk. IN:.2y:.
CITY CHILD; words by Alice A. Dale,
music by Alfred G. Wathall.
[17947
© Wune 20; 1910: 2 es June. 23,
1910; E 234921; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CLAIR DE LUNE; paroles et musique de
G. Aubert. [17948
© May<12;. 1910; .2) c:>dune-4,
1910; E 2343819; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
CLOCHES (LES) ENCHANTEES;
mezzo by Paul Perrier; piano.
[17949
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 14, 1910;
BE 23855385; Frederick Harris ©co.,
London, England.
CLOSE YOUR DROWSY EYES; serenade,
words and music by Kenneth S.
Clark. [17950
© June: 21;-1910- 2c, June 21,
1910; E 234850; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
inter-
CLuB A; words and musie by L. S.
Collins. Svyo. [17951
© June 25, 1910; 24 jume" 270
1910; E 2385469; Laura Sedgwick
Collins, New York, N. Y.
COLLEGE FANCIES; a novelette by J.
Alvin Dean; piano. [17952
© Feb. 1, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
E 286360; Dean co., Los Angeles,
Cal.
COLLEGE HEROES; march, by L. B. Root;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17953
© July 13, 1910: (2 5eiaiy l
1910; E 236462; Lester B. Root,
Norfolk, Conn.
COLUMBIAN (THE); march, by James
M. Fulton; orchestra. 4to. [17954
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 9, 1910;
E 235391; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
CoME ALONG My MANDy; intro: I used
to sigh for the silvery moon, medley
two-step, arr. by R. L. Halle; or-
chestra. 4to. [17955
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; HE 2337172 eee ee
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
IN Ne
COME OUT IN MY AEROPLANE; words and
music by Alan Early. [17956
© June 14, 1910; 2 « June 18,
1910; E 233608; Early pub. co., Oak-
land, Cal.
CoME To JESUS; words by Mrs. R. B.
Young, music by Sarah L. Squire.
[17957
© July 7, 1910; 2 ce. July 8, 1910;
E 236316; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
COME TO THE WATERS; words and mu-
sic by Sarah L. Squire. [17958
© July 7, 1910; 2 ec. July 8, 1910;
E 236323; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
COME WHERE THE OCEAN’S WAVES ROLL
BLUE; words by G. B. Somerville.
* [17959
© 1c. July 20, 1910; E 236684;
George B. Somerville, Pleasantville, |
ING:
COME. YE BACK TO SAN FRANCISCO;
words and music by [J. J. Muriff].
[17960
© 1 ce July 11, 19105 Bases:
Jerome J. Muriff, San Francisco,
Cal.
1034
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
CoME, YE THANKFUL PEOPLE, COME; full
anthem for harvest time, words by
H. Alford, music by Charles V. Stan-
ford, op. 120; mixed voices. (Church
choir library, no. 70.) [17961
Sruege 2s, 1910; 2 c. July. 21,
1910; E 235600; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
Comet (THE) ; waltz, by Juliet Morell;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17962
femwig: 15 1910; 2c. July 15,
1910; E 235584: Juliette Madore,
Montreal, Canada.
CoMMISSION (THE); words and music
by C. A. Squire. [17963
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
Ei, 236344; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
COMMUNION IN F; by Albert Renaud,
esse nO. SS; Organ. obl. S8vo.
(Organ loft, book 66, no. 199.)
[17964
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910 ;
EH 2385302; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London, England.
COMPOSITIONS FOR THE ORGAN. See
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
CoMRADE; words by George A. Walker,
music by Arthur A. Penn. [17965
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 236172; Maurice Shapiro, New
Nock. MY.
CONCERT QUARTETTES; arr. by Geo. D.
Barnard; band. 4to. [17966
© May 18, 1910; 2 c.° June 23,
1910; E 234933; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
CoNNEAUT (THE); march and_ two-
step, by Otto Merz; piano. [17967
Ore iatlys 17,2) 1910 2: ec. July 19;
1910; E 235574; Duquesne pub. co.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
CONNECTICUT LAUREL; march and two-
step, by D. W. Durand; piano.
[17968
© June 25, 1910; 2 c June 25,
1910; E 234973; Dexter W. Durand,
Cheshire, Conn.
CONSOLATION; by M. ©. Baldwin; or-
gan. obl. 8vo. (Compositions and
arr., no. 9.) [17969
© July 8, 1910; 2c July 5, 1910;
E 236258; Minor C. Baldwin, Mid-
dletown, Conn.
17978
CONTENTED (THE) BIRD; words by
Olive Hall, music by Daniel Rowe.
(Tone stories, vocal or instrumental,
no. 1.) [17970
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235265; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CORNELIUS; in memoriam words by
Wm. Merrell Vories, music by Her-
bert C. Andrews. [17971
© ie. July 8, 1910; BH 235587;
A. H. Andrews, Chicago, 111.
CORNET LESSONS; by A. F. Weldon.
Lessons nos. 73-92. [17972
© June 14, 1910; 2c. June 47,
1910; A 264825; Siegel-Myers corre-
spondence school of music, Chicago,
CoTTroN TIME; words by Earle C. Jones,
music by Chas. N. Daniels. [17973
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
EH 286248; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
CouLp I (Varrei) ; by Paolo Tosti, arz.
by Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet
and piano. [17974
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236018; Carl Fischer, New
VOT Ke. Ney Xs
—words by Sarle C. Jones, music
by L’Albret. LTOTS:
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 30,
1910; E 233836; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
COURT JESTER; Scherzo humoresque, by
Geo. L. Spaulding; piano. [17976
VE Kune 27, 1910-252 ce June. .29,
1910; H 285108; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CRADLE SONG (Wiegenlied); by F.
Ries, arr. by Edwin Franko Gold-
man; cornet and piano. [17976*
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236009; Carl Fischer, New
YORKAAN. YG
CREOLE DANCE; by W. F. Sudds, op.
346; piano. [1797T
© June 116 1910: 2 «June. 2%
1910; E 285137; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
CREPUSCOLO; di F. Boghen; pianoforte,
(Paesaggi musicali, no. 4.) {17978
©) june “22, 1910: 2 & July. a8,
1910; H 236648; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan, Italy.
1035
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17979
CRESCENT CLUB; march, two step, by B.
G. McFall; band. Ato. [17979
© May 11, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; HW 235059; Star music -¢o.,
Eldred, Pa.
CREST VIEW LANCERS; by Edward
Hazel; orch. 4to. [17980
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; E 2349386; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Crown HIM WITH MANY CROWNS;
words by Matthew Bridges, music
by C. H. Gabriel. [17981
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910; E 234756; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, III.
CRY OF THE HOMELESS; words and
music by W. H. Fenton. 8vo.
[17982
© Junevd, 1910- 2 cc. June’ 14,
1910; E 2383850; Will H. Fenton,
North Girard, Pa.
CUNNINGHAM (MaAuvp) Idylle (An);
piano. [17983
© June 28, 1910; 2 c« June 29,
1910; E 235095; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London, England.
CuPip; words by Felix A. Joseph, mu-
sic by Harry Rushworth; no. 2 in
minor. [17984
© July 4, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236201; W. Morley & co., London,
England.
CUPID’S DART; words and music by
[C. Hission]. [17985
© 1c. July 14, 1910; E 235508;
Charlotte Hission, Indianapolis,
Ind.
DA QUE VENIO CHERCHA (Que venez-
vous chercher); bourrée de Haute
et Basse Auvergne, recueillie, notée
et harmonisée par Marius Verse-
puy; piano avec texte. (Danses en
sabots, no. 6.) [17986
© July 12, 1910; 2 c July °6,
1910; E 2386286; Heugel & Gie.,
Paris, France.
DADDY WAS A GRAND OLD MAN; by
Bert Fitzgibbon and Leo Bennett,
arr. by L. D. Richards; male voices.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments, no. 517.) [17987
© June 24, 1910; 2 c June 25,
1910; HW 284952; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
pt. 05,'3.'S, v.5
DADDY WAS A GRAND OLD MAN—Con.
female voices. 4to. (Excel-
lent quartette arrangements, no.
518.) [17988
© July 6, 1910; 2 e. July 7, 1910;
E 2385329; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DAFFODIL DAYS; melody by Faulkner
Brandon; piano. [17989
© June 30, 1910; 2 ec June 22,
1910; E 233967; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
DAFFODILS; words by Ella Erskine,
music by Cyril Scott, op. 68, no. 1.
No. 2 in C. [17990
© July 1, 1909; 2 ec. July 2, 1909;
D 18670; Elkin & co., ltd., London,
England.
DANCE OF THE ROSE MAIDENS; charac-
teristic dance, by Edmund Braham,
op. 336, arr. by Alfred Roth; orches-
tra. 4to. [17991
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 234981; Carl Fischer, New
York, Meow
DANCE OF THE SEA-URCHINS; by G. H.
Clutsam; piano. [17992
© July 2, 1910; 2c. duly 271980;
E 236159; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
DANCING LESSON; words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
Stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
5.) [17993
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢ Juke ase:
E 235269; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANDY DAN; two-step and cake walk,
by Julien Fredericks; orchestra and
piano. 4to. [17994
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910; E 234835; Jos. W. Stern & ¢co.,
New York, N. Y.
DANSE DES FOLLIES; by Paul Perrier;
piano. [17995
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 14, 1910;
EK 235526; Frederick Harris Go.,
London, England.
Dat ALABAMA SHUFFALO;
Bert Lewis, music by Roy Barton.
[17996
© June 25, 1910; 2 « June 27, ~
1910; E 235011; Sunlight music co.,
Chicago, II].
Dawn; by Kate Vannah, arr. by Otto
Langey; orchestra. [17997
© June 22, 1910; 2 « June 23,
1910; E 234904; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1036
words by |]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
Dawn—Continued.
—— yalse, by Emil Meené; piano.
[17998
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. June 80,
1910; E 236129; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
—— words and music by H. G. Miller.
[17999
© 1c. May 19, 1910; E 235091;
Henry G. Miiler, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
DE SHEPA’D; a musical monologue,
poem by Ben King, music by Fred-
eric Dale. [18000
©) Jame 13, 1910; 2'c. July 13,
1910; E 2386489; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
DEAR EMMELINE; words by J. T. Ba-
ker, music by H. W. Foster. [18001
© 1c. June 30, 1910; E 236144;
John T. Baker, Berkeley, Cal.
DEAR LITTLE TOTS; words and music
by H. Breckman. [18002
©l1e. July 20, 1910; E 236687;
Herman Breckman, Hammond, Ind.
DEAR NELL, WHEN FIRST I MET YOU;
words and music by E. L. Jarvis.
[18003
© 1e. July 5, 1910; E 235298; BH.
L. Jarvis, Philadelphia, Pa.
DEAR OLD U. S. A.; words and music
by R. W. Paul. [18004
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; E 233953; Raymond W. Paul,
Naugatuck, Conn.
DEDICATION. See Schumann (R. A.)
DEE-LIGHTED; words by James Sprague,
musie by W. F. Braun. [18005
© June 15, 1910; 2 c June 20,
1910; E 233848; Wm. F. Braun, Au-
rora, (11.
DEEP AS THE SEA; words by Phil. H.
Armstrong, music by H. C. Arm-
strong. [18006
eee. duly 1, 1910; ©. 235258: A.
Cheatham Armstrong, Washington,
De.
DEINE ROSEN AN DER BRUST (Your roses
on my breast); ged. von Christian
Morgenstern, English version by Ed-
ward Oxenford, musik von Felix
Weingartner, op. 48. (Sechs lieder,
no. 5.) [18007
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236195; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
perk.” IN:...Y..
18016
DEINE SCHONHEIT (Thy beauty) ; ged.
von Christian Morgenstern, English
version by Edward Oxenford, musik
von Felix Weingartner, op. 48.
(Sechs lieder, no. 6.) [18008
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 256196; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work, .Neove
DERNIERE VALSE; von C. M. von Weber,
arr. von Ludwig Schytte; klavier.
(Kinder-transcriptionen, no. 11.)
[18009
© ‘June’ 14, 1910;° 2 e July® 1,
1910; E 2385199; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
DES JAHRES LETZTE STUNDE; leichte
phantasien, von Paul AZilcher, op.
81; klavier, [18010
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec July 9,
1910; EK 285419; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig,
Germany.
DESESPERANCE; paroles et musique de
G. Aubert. [18011
©) Maye 12) 19105712 “cir June! 4;
1910; E 284825; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
DESPAIRING (THE) LOVER; words by
William Walsh, music by S. Mann.
London, Stainer & Bell, ltd. 4to.
(Album of songs for medium voice,
no. 6.) [18012
© June) 22.1910) 2c. Jumen2k,
1910; E 234862; Samuel Mann, Lon-
don, England.
DEUTSCHE TANZE. See Schubert (F.
BS)
DEUXIEME VALSE; by Paul Perrier;
piano. [18013
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 14, 1910;
E 235527; Frederick Harris co.,
London, England.
DiI NoTTE (By night); di F. Boghen;
pianoforte. (Paesaggi musicali, no.
dD.) [18014
Orsumes22.71910s. 2 e Suly IS,
1910; E 236649; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
DIABELLI (ANTONIO) Three sonatinas,
op. 32, 33, 387; rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano four hands.
[18015
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; EK 236027; Carl Fischer, New
Vonrk, Ne ¥.
DICTEES GRADUEES; par A. M. Auzende.
pour la voix. Svo. [18016
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 235078; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
1037
54677—10——2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18017
Dip I pare; words by G. Hubi-New-
combe, music by A. von Ahn Carse.
Ne 2) mA flat. [18017
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235296. Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London, England.
Divi; valse, on melodies from the
operetta, music by Oscar Straus, arr.
by Shipley Douglas. 4to. (Chap-
pell’s brass and reed band journal,
no. 79.) [18018
© July, 12, 1910-2) c. Sully, a3;
1910; E 236450; Chappell & co., ltd.,
& Metzler & co. (1909), ltd., London,
England.
DipzA, DZANETTA (Dis moi, Jeannette) ;
montagnarde, recueillie, notée et har-
monisée par Marius Versepuy ; piano
avee text. (Danses en sabots, no.
132) [18019
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
EK 236293 Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
DINNA TURN; words and music by
Katherine Heyman. No. 1 in C.
[18020
© July 11, 1910; 2 c.. day 12,
1910; EH 235460; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
DizgcE (A); poem by William Cory,
music by C. V. Stanford, op. 110, no.
2p 4to; (Choral ~ library,, «mixed
voices, no. 3.) [18021
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236364; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
DIXIE DOODLE; march, by C. Druh
[pseud. of Charlotte Hurd]; piano.
[18022
@ June: 25, 1910: 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235010; Charlotte Hurd,
Chicago, III.
Do YOU REGRET; ballad, lyric by Edgar
Selden, music by Ettore Martini.
[18023
© July 9, 1910; 2 ce. July 9, 1910;
E 235376; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. Y.
Do YOU THINK OF THE PAST; words by
Clifton. Bingham, music by Cecil
Grant. No. 2 in B flat. [18024
© July 1, 1909; 2c. July 2, 1909;
D 18672; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
Doctor TINKLE TINKER; from The girl
of my dreams, lyric by Otto Hauer-
bach, music by Karl Hoschna.
[18025
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
E 236385; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work; iN: Y..
pt. ete ve So
DOHNANYI (ERNST VON) Quartett,
des dur, no. 2, op. 15; bearb. von
Otto Schmidt; pianoforte zu 4
hinden. [18026
© July 13, 1910; 2 ce. July 13, 1910;
E 236496; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
DOLLAR PRINCESS; quadrilles, on melo-
dies from the musical play by Leo
Fall, arr. and selected by Karl Kaps;
piano. [18027
© July 16, 1910; 2 ec. July 16,1910;
E 235557; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
DoLu’s (THE) FIRST PIANO LESSON; by
Florence Newell Barbour. (Two lit-
tle piano pieces, no. 1.) [18028
© July 18, 1910; 2 ce. July 16, 1910;
E 255552; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Don DELL; comic opera in three acts,
book, lyrics, and music by Robert
BE. Gutterman. [18029
© 1c. June 22, 1910; D 18654;
Marzian-Gutterman co., Louisville,
Ky.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Regimentstoch-
ter (Die); nach seinen haupt-
stiicken zusammengestellt und bear-
beitet von Bogumil Zepler, [edited
by Josef Lewinsky]; klavier mit
luberlegtem text. (Musik ftr alle,
no. 9, VI. jahrgang.) [18030
© May 20, 1910; 2 ¢. June 4, 1910;
E 234297 ; Ullstein & co., Berlin, Ger-
many.
DON’T LOCK THE DOOR OF YOUR HEART;
written by Chas. Osborne, composed
by Charles Lucas. London, Star
music pub. co., ltd. [18031
©: July 27, 1910; 2 eeduly is:
1910; E 2385546; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
DON’T TAKE A GIRLIE TO CONEY; words
by Will D. Cobb, music by Gus Ed-
wards. [18032
© July 2, 1910; 2 ¢. duly asi
E 236446; Gus Edwards, ine. New
York, N.. ¥.
DON’T TAKE ME TO THE SEASIDE; written
and composed by C. W. Murphy and
Will Leiters. [18033
© June 23, 1910; 2 @ June 23, |
1910; E 234889; Francis, Day & |
Hunter, London, England.
1038
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18052
°
Don’r WoRRY; words and music by
G. L. Rothermel. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co.
© Fuly 15, 1910: 2 « July 15,
1910; E 236515: Geo. L. Rothermel,
Sunbury, Pa.
DoN’T YOU CARE LITTLE GIRL; words by
Samuel M. Lewis, music by Kerry
Mills. [180385
Pisa tt. 1910; 2c. July 15,
1910; E 286531; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
Don’? YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH ME;
words and musie by J. L. Pelta.
[180386
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
E 236400: Juanita L. Pelta, Buena
Vista, Colo.
DooRKEEPER (THE) AT FRIGHTLEY’S;
or, I’M STANDING HERE; written and
composed by Worton David and
George Arthurs. [18037
© duty 21910; 2 « July 12,
1910; E 235442; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
berceuse par Vin-
113242.
[18038
© June 30; 1910; 2 c«. July 1,
1910; E 235248; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
DORSET MEN; poem by William Barnes,
music by W. H. Markham Lee.
[18039
© duly 10, 1909; 2 c. July 12,
1909; D 18678; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, Hngland.
DorRS, MIGNONNE;
cenzo Billi, op. 216; piano.
DovuzE CHANSONS AMOUREUSES, DU PAYS
BASQUE FRANCAIS; recueillies et
harmonisées par Charles Bordes,
traduction francaise rythmée de M.
Gravollet, textes basques révisés et
traduits littéralement par Larrieu.
[18040
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235089; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
DowN AT THE PICTURE SHOW; words
and music by A. F. Bonelli. [18041
© ic. July 11, 1910; H 236398;
A. F. Bonelli, Columbus, Ohio.
DowN BY THE MOONLIT SEA; words and
music by T. W. Tuley. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18042
@ July 15, 19105 2) c. Fuly 15,
910: BH) 236519 ;. Thos:, W. Tuley,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
[18034 |
|
|
|
DowN CHELSEA WAY; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by Henry Coates.
[18048
© July 16, 1910; 2 c@ July 18,
1910; E 236642; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
DREAM (THE) HOUR; by Franz C.
Bornschein; violin and _ piano.
(Three concert solos, no. 2.)
[18044
© June 16, 1910; 2 c June Qs,
1910; E 2386032; Carl Fischer, New
York Nei ¥;
DREAM (THE) IS 0’ER; words by Rob’t
Loveman, music by Francis EK. Ma-
son; soprano and tenor. [18045
© June 21, 1910; 2 @ June 22,
1910; E 2383947; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
DREAM MELODY (Réverie du soir) ; by
Maurice Telma; piano. English
fingering. [18046
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 24,
1910; EK 233996; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
DREAM-PICTURE (Traumbild) ; by Géza
Horvath, op. 89, no. 1; piano duet.
[18047
© May 30, 1910; 2c. June 9, 1910;
E 234420; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
DREAMS OF POET AND PEASANT; waltzes,
by J. Buonomo; piano. [18048
Cy huly 20; 1980 2c. duly. 2a,
1910; E 2385606; James Buonomo,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DREAMS OF you; words by Lawrence
McCarthy, music by R. Jacobs.
[18049
@ A Cy duly, 247 LOO Wr Zoos ;
Robert Jacobs, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
DREAMY FANDANGO TUNE; in Up and
down Broadway, words by Wm.
Jerome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[18050
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
BH 236188; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, .N. ¥.
Drirrine; by Rudolf Friml, op. 67;
piano. [18051
© Tune 30, 1910; 2 ce. July 1, 1910;
E 235167: G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, N. Y:
DRIFTING ON LAKE CHAUTAUQUA;
words and musie by W. J. Stevens.
[18052
© June 20, 1910; 2 ce. June 21,
1910; BE 234856; Waitstill J. Stevens,
Mayville. N. Y.
1039
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18053
DRINK FOREVER; words and music by
Edwards Davis. [18053
@© June 24, 1910: 2 c. sume 725;
1910; E 234951: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES;
old English air, arr. by Edwin
Franko Goldman; cornet and piano.
[18054
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 286028; Carl Fischer, New
Mork ONE Ye
DRITTE SUITE, A MOLL; von Eduard
Schiitt, op. 86; pianoforte und vio-
line. [18055
©) duly 13° 1910; 2c) July as:
1910; E 236497; N. Simrock, g. -m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
DROMMEBILLEDER (Traumbilder) ; von
H. C. Lumbye, arr. von Ludwig
Schytte; klavier. (Kinder-tran-
scriptionen, no. 19.) [18056
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235207; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
DRoPp A LINE TO CUPID; words and
music by S. J. Raber. [18057
© Mar. 30, 1910; 2 c. June 10,
1910; E 2337438; House of Christo-
pher, Chicago, [ll].
Drowsy Noon; by Thomas F. Dunhill,
Ops oa pia) Boston. Arthurs. P.
Schmidt. (A garden of melodies,
no. 4.) [18058
© Feb. 7, 1910; 2c. July 15, 1910;
E 2386540; Alfred Lengnick & ©co.,
London, England.
DRUID CITY WALTZ; by Samuel T. Dew;
orchestra. 4to. [18059
©r Mar. 10, 1910-2" ce. June 27,
T3IO= 2a5063; Star- music: ‘co.,
Eldred, Pa.
Druiw’s (THE) PRAYER; valse by Gor-
don Davson, arr. by J. Ord Hume;
full brass band. 4to. (Brass and
reed band journal, no. 500.) [18060
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910;
E 236403; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London, England.
DRUSILLA; intermezzo by Len Flem-
ing; piano. [18061
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235229; L. M. Fleming, Corning,
IN
pt. HESS. Vas
Du BIST MEIN LAND (Thou art my
land); gedicht von Christian Mor-
genstern, English version by Ed-
ward Oxenford, musik von Felix
Weingartner, op. 48. (Sechs lieder,
NOs, 2.) [18062
© July 1, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 286192; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
Work, INI cy. ‘
DUDA KISASSZONY; operette 3 felvon- §
Asban, jrta F. Grunbaum es H. |
Reichert, forditotta Faragoé Jendé,
zenejét -szerzette R. Nelsou. 1.
fiizet, Kor. 3. 2 fiizet, Kor 3. a |
[18068, 18064 |
© July 1, 1910; 2 ec each July 1,
1910; E 285174, 285175; Harmonie
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
Dusky JESSIE; words and music by |
[18065 @
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 22, #
J. A. Murray.
1910; E 2388951; James A. Murray,
Boston, Mass.
DUTCH KIDDIES; wooden shoe dance, |
by Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin or- |
chestra. [18066
© July 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 7, 1910; #
E 235333; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. ¥-
Dva TuLAcCI (Die _ beiden
streicher) ; sousedské pro dvé K7Yid-
lovky, slozil A. Hermann; militar-
musik. 4to. (Harmonie M. U. no. |
48.) [18067
© ‘June 27, 1910: (23cesuty 3,
1910; E 285408; Mojmir Urb4ének,
Prague, Austria.
DyING (THE) SWAN; words by Tenny-
son, music by Joseph W. G. Hatha-
way, op. 25; tenor solo and orch.
[18068
© July 28, 1910; 2 ce July 21, J
1910; E 235602; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
EASTMAN; march and two-step, by G. @
E. Rutherford; piano. [18069
© June 11, 1910; 2 ec June 14, ff
1910; E 234841; Geo. HE. Rutherford,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
ECCOMI ALFINE IN BasiLonta. See |
Rossini (G. A.) |
EGYPTIENNE (L’). See Indian dance. |
1040
land- | )
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18089
EH, CAILLO, BELLO CaiLto (Ah, Caille.
belle Caille); bourrée de Haute
Auyergne et du Velay, recueillie,
notée et harmonisée par Marius
Versepuy, piano avec text. (Danses
en sSabots, no. 10.) [18070
© July 12, 1910: July 6. 1910: E
236290 ; Heugel & cie., Paris, France.
EIBENBAUM (DeER); ged. von Erich
Langer, musik von Max Thiede, op.
116; minnerchor. Partitur. [18071
© May 15, 1910: 2 e. July 16,
1910; E 235549; Johannes Forster,
Dresden, Germany.
EILEEN AROON; words by Thomas Da-
vis, music by Dermot Macmurrough.
[18072
© July 10, 1909; 2 « July oo
1909; D 18677; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
EINZIGER SOHN; lied von Paul Lincke,
besetzung fiir infanterie-musik. 4to.
[18073
© July 14, 1910; 2 c July 45,
1910; E 236562; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
EISKRYSTALLE; walzer aus der oper-
ette, Der rodelzigeuner, von Josef
Snaga, arr. von Otto Findeisen ;
klavier. [18074
© May 18, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910:
E 234309; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
ELecy; by J. H. Moore. 1. Violin and
piano. 2. Violoncello and piano.
[18075, 18076
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. each July 9,
1910; E 235397, 235398; J. H. Moore,
London, England.
ELEMENTARY PIANO METHOD; by Maur-
itz Leefson, op. 20. [18077
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235402; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ELEVATION, IN E FLaT; by William
Faulkes, op. 135, no. 3; organ.
[18078
© July 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 5, 1910;
E 235309; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ELINORE (THE); waltzes, by a.) M.
Burnap; piano. [18079
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234972; Lena Miller Bur-
nap, Richford, Vt.
ELK’s (THE) TOAST; poem by W. J.
Dawson, music by C. Fritz Marks.
[18080
© June 18, 1910: 2 e June 2
1910; E 235286: Wm. J. Dawson,
Detroit, Mich.
EMMALINE; words and music by D. J.
Garrison. [18081
© 1c. July 11, 1910; E 236378 ;
Donald J. Garrison, Williamsport,
iar
EMPIRE FLAG; words by R. Awde, mu-
Sic by L. Rees. Toronto, Whaley,
Royce & co. [18082
© July 2, 1910;2e J uly 2, 1910;
E 236180; Lonnie Rees & Robert
Awde, Toronto, Canada.
EN GONDOLE; by L. J. Oscar Fon-
taine, op. 92; piano. [18083
© June 22, 1910; 2 e June 22)
1910; H 233936; Theo. Presser CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
EN REVANT AU BAL; petite valse par
T. <A. Brunetti; orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [18084
© July 12, 1910; 2 e@ July tall,
1910; E 236426; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
ENCHANTEMENT D’AMOUR (Love’s en-
chantment); valse by Augustus
Dale; piano. [18085
© May 23, 1910; 2 ec July 15,
1910; E 234789; Watson, Wilcock
& co., Itd., London, England.
ENCHANTING MELODIE; by Lichner,
transcription by A. Teres; piano.
[18086
© June 10, 1910; 2 c June 10,
1910; E 284872; Albert Teres, New
York, NwvY.
ENCHANTRESS (THE); novellette, by
Ralph C. Jackson; piano. [18087
© June 25, 1910; 2 c June 27,
1910; E 235068; Jos. W. Stern &
co; News YorkoN,. Y.
—— waltz, by Walter Rolfe; piano.
[18088
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; EH 235109; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ENGLAND; words by Herbert J. Bran-
don, music by Arnold Beresford.
No. 2 in C. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. [18089
©> July 16,91910; 2 c.. July) 18,
1910; E 2386648; J. H. Adams, Sut-
ton, Coldfield, England.
1041
0
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18090
pt. I; BBS Vos
ENGLISH SCENES (Englische scenen) ;
suite by Granyille Bantock; piano.
no. 1-5. [18090
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; EK 286117; Bosworth & ¢o.,
Leipzig, Germany.
ENRIQUETA; danza por Alberto de la
Pena Gil; piano. [18091
© June 6, 19102" ce June 28,
1910; E 236107; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
EROTIKON. See Grieg (E. H.)
ERWACHEN IN DEN GRELLEN TAG; ged.
von O. J. Bierbaum, musik von Anna
Cramer, op. 4, ed. by Otto Taubmann.
(Sechs lieder, no. 1.) [18092
© May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234803; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany,
Es IST EIN KOSTLICHES DING DEM HERRN
ZU DANKEN; motette zum Ernte-
dankfest, musik von E. Roeder, op.
63; fiir gemischten chor. 4to.
(Zwei motetten, no. 2.) f18093
© Jupe 10, 1910: 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236082; Arno Spitzner’s ver-
lag, Oranienburg, Germany.
Es KOMMT DER SCHMERZ GEGANGEN
(The presence of pain); ged. von
Christian Morgenstern, English ver-
sion by Edward Oxenford, musik von
Felix Weingartner, op. 48. (Sechs
lieder, no. 4.) [18094
© July 1, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
EK 256194; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Monks N.Y.
ESTHER; danza por Xavier Dumont,
op. 108, piano. México, Enrique
Munguia. [18095
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236103; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
ETE (L’) DE LA SAINT Martin; valse
lente sur des motifs de Afgar op-
érette, musique de Charles Cuvillier,
arr. par Victor Charmeites; piano. |
[18096
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 236148; Enoch & cie, Paris, France.
Erome; paroles de Alfred De Musset,
musique de Gennaro Napoli, op. 19,
no. 1. No. 113247. [18097
© July 12, 1910; 2 « July 13,
1910; E 236448; G. Ricordi & co..
Milan, Italy.
EXTOILE DE L’AMOUR; paroles et musique
de G. Aubert. [18098
© May 12, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234321; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
Etupr, See Chopin (F. F.)
ETUDE-CAPRICE; par Herbert Fryer, op.
9, no. 1; piano. [18099
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 235480; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
Eva LEA; words by R. A. T. Bailey,
music by H. Kirkus Dugdale.
[18100.
© June 1, 1910; 2 ee aune 29;
1910; E 236051; Rose A. T. Bailey,
Consumne, Cal.
EVENING BELLS; waltzes, by Fred W.
Clement; orchestra. 4to. [18101
© Nov.. 9, 1909; 2 e. dene 27,
1910; E 235062; Star music co., E1-
dred, Pa.
EVENING (AN) SERVICE; MAGNIFICAT
AND NUNC DIMITTIS, set to music by
F. Edmonds; key of F. 4to. (Am-
brose edition of church music, no.
131.) [18102
© June 4, 1910; 2 c« June 24,
1910; E 2383991; Ambrose Abbott &
co., London, England.
See Schumann (R. A.)
EVER ONWARD; hymn, words by F. E.
Hill, music by Mrs. F. HE. Hill.
[18103
© July 7, 1910; 2 e. July 8, 1910;
E 236843; F. E. & Mrs. F. E. Hill,
Los Angeles, Cal.
EVENING SONG.
EVERYBODY TWO-STEP; rag by W. Her- |
zer; piano. [18104
© June 30, 1910; 2 5e) sity
1910; E 235359; Wallie Herzer, San |
Francisco, Cal.
Ev’RYWHERE I Go I’LL LEAVE MY HEART
WITH YOU; written and composed by }
Tom Mellor and Harry Gifford.
[18105 }
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec July 15, |
1910; EK 236561; B. Feldman & co., |
London, England. j
EXTASE D’AMOUR (Love is ecstasy); I
par Raymond R6ze, op. 28, rey. and
ed. by Gustay Saenger and Alvin |
Buechner; violoncello and piano.
[18106 |
© June 18, 1910; 2 « June 28, |
1910; E 234999; Carl Fischer, New |
York, N.Y. .
1042
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18124
EXTREME-ORIENT; poésie de Albert Sa-
main, Musique de Jacques de la
Presle. [18107
Jeune 28, 1910: 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 235491; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
EXULTANT PRAISES; for Sunday schools
and Young people's societies, ed. by
W. B. Judefind, A. L. Judefind. W.
Stillman Martin, W. A. Post...
Baltimore, Md. Judefind bros., 1910.
(224) p. 23cm. $0.30 & $0.35.
[18108
© May 13, 1910; 2 c. June 10,
1910; A 265969; Judefind bros.,
Baltimore, Md.
FAIR LAND OF JAPAN; words by P. J.
O'Reilly, music by Cuthbert Clarke.
[18109
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233874; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FatRigS (THE); poem by William
Cory, music by C. B. Stanford, op.
110, no. 3. 4to. (Choral library,
mixed voices, no. 4.) [18110
@iguly 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236365; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
FAIRIES’ COURTSHIP; morceau elegante,
by Eduard Holst; piano. [18111
© June 27, 1910: 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235110; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FAIRY AND THE FLOWER; words by Fred
G. Bowles, music by Herbert King.
mo. Ain J) flat. ici
@ June 22, 1910: 2 ¢c. June 24,
1910; EH 283999; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
FAIRY MINUET; by Thomas F. Dun-
ni eoep, s.:- pt. Boston, Arthur P.
Schmidt. (A garden of melodies, no.
2.) [18113
© Feb. 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 15, 1910;
EH 236538; Alfred Lengnick & ©Co.,
London, England.
FAITH, Hope AND CHARITY; written
and composed by W. H. Wallis and
Fred E. Terry. [18114
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
EK 236218; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
FAITHFUL KNIGHTS OF GOOD ST. GEORGE;
words by W. J. Eldridge, music by
Adam Geibel. 8vo. [18115
(une 20) 1910: 2 ©. June. 25,
1910; E 234967; St. George’s castle,
K. G. E., Philadelphia, Pa.
FALLING BLOSSOMS; by Sidney Stein-
heimer, op. 36; piano. (In spring,
mor 5.) [18116
© July 11, 1910; 2 ec. July 11, 1910;
E 286414; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
FANFARE IN D; by William Faulkes,
op. 135, no. 2; organ. [18117
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 235812; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FANTAISIE-BARCAROLLE; Souvenir de
Kampsville, by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 229; piano. [18118
© July 9, 1910; 2 ¢. July 11, 1910;
E 2386371; G. Schirmer, inc, New
Mork» iN. Ye
FANTASIE ON SWEDISH AIRS (Fantasi
ofver svenska folkvisor); by G.
Johnson; piano or organ. [18119
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 24,
1910; E 238985; Gustavus Johnson,
Minneapolis, Minn.
FaRJEON (H.) Two idylls, op. 28, nos.
1 and 2; piano. (New century se-
ries, no. 276.) [18120
@©rdtly 1, 1910; 2 ¢ July 18; 1910;
E 236571; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London, England.
FARMER AT THE CIRCUS; bucolic dance,
by Geo. L. Spaulding; piano.
[18121
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234950; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Faro NELL; song with refrain, words
by L. Monroe Thompson, music by
M. W. Butler. [18122
© June 22, 1910; 2 ¢. June 27,
1910; E 235029; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
FASCHINGSSCHWANK AUS WIEN. See
Schumann (R. A.)
FATHER DEAR FATHER COME HOME WITH
ME Now; words by Joe McCarthy,
music by Harry de Costa. [18123
©; Jane 30, ASLO; «2. ex July 4,
1910; E 235159; Head music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
FAULKES (WILLIAM) Caprice in B
flat, op. 185, no. 4; organ. [18124
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
B 235310: Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1045
Sa eas lt a lO ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18125
pt. a aes, Vo
FEAST OF HARVEST; harvest anthem,
composed by Arthur W. Marchant.
4to. [18125
@©fgune- 23, 19103) 2 “ess suly, 2,
1910; E 236235; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
HEENREIGEN; von F. A. Reissiger, arr.
von Ludwig Schytte; klavier. (Kin-
der-transcriptionen, no. 2.) [18126
ie). jane 14. WelO =) 2. aamby, a
1910; E 235190; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
FESTA DI GONDOLE (Gondola festival) ;
di F. Boghen; pianoforte. (Paesaggi
musicali, no. 6.) [18127
@©» June 2?) 491022) ce, July 18;
1910; E 236650; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
FIANCAILLES DE FAUVETTE; romance,
paroles de Jean Bonin, musique de
Emile Duhem. [18128
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 235489; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
FIDELAINE; conte lyrique en 3 actes,
poéme de Honoré Lejeune, version
allemande de Hmile Witmeur, mu-
sigue de Albert Dupuis. Partition
chant et piano. 4to. [18129
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
D 18662; A., Dupuis, Paris, France.
FIDELITY; march two-step, by F. H.
Losey; band. 4to. [181380
@) sume 7, 1910:02. 6 “June? 2s;
1910; E. 236037; Carl Fischer, New
Work Nay.
song without words, by Richard
Ferber; piano. [18131
Odie 219102) c. sune: 2:
1910; E 285047; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Fintne (LA) AUX CHEVEUX DE LIN;
extrait des Préludes, par Claude
Debussy. transcription, par Léon
Roques. 1. Piano 4 4 mains. 2.
Violon et piano. 38. Orgue.
[18132-18134
© July 12, 1910; 2 c. each July
11, 1910; E 236430-236432; Durand
et cie., Paris, France.
FIRE FLY; intermezzo and two-step, by
Richard Schmidt. 1. Orchestra. 2.
Band. [18135, 18136
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. each July 9,
1910; E 2385892, 235393; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinanti, Ohio.
1044
FIRST LIGHT INFANTRY; march by Ed-
win ©. G. Goffe, arr. by F. Capone;
orchestra. 4to. [18137
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 238617; Goffe bros., Provi-
dence, R. I.
First (THE) sone (Das erste lied) ;
English and German words by C.
Hilton-Turvey, music by T. Hilton-
Turvey ; with violin obbligato ad lib.
No. 1 in D. [18138
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235264; Elkin & co., Itd., London,
England.
FLIRTATION CAPRICE; by Arthur B.
Campbell; piano. [18139
© June 21, 1910; 2 e. June 24,
1910; E 233977; E. B. Holmes, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FLOW OF SOUL; waltzes, by Jos. Rix-
ner, arr. by W. Lewis; band. 4to.
[18140
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 9, 1910;
E 2353889; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
FLOWER FROLIC; by Franz C. Born-
schein; piano solo. (Spring time
fancies, no. 1.) [18141
© June 13, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236046; Carl Fischer, New
Monk, TING
FLOWER OF LIBERTY; words by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, music by O. B.
Brown, arr. by N. ©. Po sence
choruses, Svo. ed. no. 12,055.)
[18142
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 285140; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
FLYING IN THE AEROPLANE; waltz song,
words and music by M. E. Streeter.
[181438
© June. 30, 19105 Beeaiehye 2,
1910; E 236256; Metta EH. Streeter,
New Britain, Conn.
FLYING WITCHES; by Edward Holst;
piano. [18144
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235111; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FoLLow THE TRAM LINES; English ver-
sion by Ballard Macdonald. [18145
© July 1, 1910; 2.¢. duly, Zea
E 236168; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York: News
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
FOOLISH IDLE REGRETS; recitative and
aria, from The Trojans in Carthage
by Hector Berlioz, adapted by Frank
van der Stucken. (Operatic anthol-
ogy. no. 378.) [18146
© June 22, 1910; 2 c June 24,
1910; E 2838974: G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
For Jesus; words and music by Alice
Marie Reynolds. [18147
© duly 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236357 ; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
For THEE; by Kate Vannah, arr. by
Otto Langey; orchestra. [18148
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 234902; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ForGoTTEN (THE) MELODY; by John
A. Loud; piano. [18149
©l1e. July 5, 1910; E 235300; Ha-
ward F. Payne, Belmont, Mass.
FOUR LITTLE COCONUTS; Schottische by
Lawrence B. O’Connor; piano.
[18150
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
1D 235318; Ernest S. Williams, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FRAGT MIR NICHT NACH. See Kaun
(Hugo).
FRANKE (W.S.) Three dances in the
olden style; piano. Contents: Gav-
otte in G; Minuet in B flat; and
Minuet in A. (Guildhall edition, no.
44.) [18151
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236219; Orpheus music co., Lon-
don, England.
FRATERNITY ; Hayes;
band. 4to. [18152
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235390; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
march, by Al.
FRIEND OF MINE; words by Annie Jobn-
son Elint, music by Lucy Rider
Meyer. [18153
© May 9, 1910; 2c. June 20, 1910;
FE 233856; C. Y. Morse, Chicago, Ill.
FRIENDSHIP’S RAINBOW; words by H.
Macnaughton-Jones, music by Sid-
well Jones. [18154
Cri t4 A9N0s 2 «es July 15,
1910; H 236511; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
18164
FRIML (RUDOLF) Four easy pieces;
piano four hands. Contents: 1.
Waltz. 2. Hunting-song. 3. Ro-
mance. 4. Polonaise. [18155
© uly 21,1910 2)e, July 2, 1910:
E 2386165; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Works Noy:
FRISCO THE PARIS OF THE U. S. A.,
words and music by H. Hendler.
[18156
© ic. June 15, 1910; E 233750:
Charles Mayer & Hiersheh Hendler,
San Francisco, Cal.
FRISKIN (JAMES) Sonata in G major,
op. 5; violin and piano. [18157
©P July 25 1910-25 ec) July,
1910; E 236433; Stainer and Bell,
ltd., London, England.
FRoG’s FROLIC; grotesque intermezzo
two-step, by J. Bodewalt Lampe;
piano. [18158
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
BE 236254: Jerome re Remick & CO.,
Detroit, Mich.
FROLIC OF THE BEES; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; piano. [18159
©) June 22) 1910). 2) © June. 23;
1910; E 234897; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FROM AN INDIAN LoDGE. See MacDow-
ell (E. A.)
FROM OUT THE MIST; from Songs of
Summer, words by H. D. Banning,
music by Robert Coningsby Clarke.
NO Min Cs [18160
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 21,
1910; E 234873; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
FRUHLING (DER) NAHT; ged. von
Georg Blikslager, musik von G. Ad.
Uthmann; minnerchor. 4to. [18161
© June 9, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 286085; J. Giinther, Dres-
den, Germany.
E'RYER (HERBERT) ‘Two little waltzes,
op. 7, no. 1; piano. [18162
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 235484; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
FUNERAL MARCH: by H. Reineck, op. 1;
piano. [18163
© 1c. June 23, 1910; E 284914;
Henry Reineck, Chicago, Il.
GALI REVEIL; valse brillante par Vin-
cenzo Billi, op. 212: piano. 118241.
[18164
e. July 1, 1910;
Milan,
© June 30, 1910; 2
BH. 235247: G. Ricordi & co.,
Italy.
1045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18165
pt. Tyee VS
GALOPADE; by Thomas F. Dunhill, op. | GERMANIA; folk song, by Pierre Re-
31; pf. Boston, Arthur P. Schmidt. |
(A garden of melodies, no. 7.)
[18165
© Feb: 7, 1910; 2 c. July. 15, 1910;
E 236548; Alfred Lengnick & Go.,
London, England.
GARDE (LA); marche militaire, by S.
Gatty Sellars. obl. Svo. (Organ
solos for recitals, no. 173.) [18166
© June 2, 1910; 2 ¢. July 18, 1910;
E 286572; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London, England.
GARDEN (THE) OF DREAMS: words by
Fred. KE. Weatherly, music by J. L.
Molloy. [18167
@ silly 107 190902 "2 co" Suty. V2,
1909; D 18674; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
GARDEN (THE) OF LILIES; verse by M.
Q., music by Lady Garioch. [18168
©’ July 12, 1910" 2 e: July 12,
1910; E 235465: John Church C0.;
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GARDEN OF LOVE; written and composed
by Tom Mellor and Harry Gifford.
[18169
© July 6, 1910; 2 ec. July 6, 1910;
E 236210; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
GEE! I HAD A GRAND VACATION; words
and music by I. Gelbstein. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18170
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235087 : Isidor Gelbstein,
New York, IN, ¥.
GEFANGENE (DER) DER ZARIN; oper
in zwei akten, von Rudolph Lothar,
musik von Karl vy. Kaskel, op. 21.
Klavierauszug mit text vom kompo-
nisten. [18171
© July 1, 1910: 2e. July 1, 1910;
D 18661; Harmonie- verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
GEISTERGRUSS.
GEORGIA (A) BALL:
Flanders; piano.
© June 30, 1910; 2 c July-5,
1910; E 235321; Bert H. Flanders,
Eastman, Ga.
See Traumstimmen.
rac. by &B.-.H.
[18172
GERMAN STUDENT’S MARCHING SsoNG;
quartette, words by Frederick Blun-
dell, music by Alfred G. Wathall:
men’s voices. 4to. [18173
© July 5,. 1910; 2 eTJuly 11,
1910: E 236396 : Fillmore bros. ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
nard; piano. (From foreign lands,
0.72: [18174
© June 22, 1910; 2, aiane 22)
1910; E 2388930; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GETHSEMANE; ah episode from The
Life of Christ, composed by Gran-
ville Bantock; baritone solo, cho-
rus and organ. Vocal score. 4to.
[18175
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
E 235409; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
Work.oIN.o
GHASEL; ged. von Griesebach, mu-
sik von Leo Blech, op. 19. (Drei
lieder, no. 2.) [18176
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 1, 1910;
E 235173; Harmonie verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Guost (THE) oF KELLY; song in Up
and down Broadway, words by Wil-
liam Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [18177
© July 2, 1910; 2 ¢ tpl, 410
FE 236181; J. H. Remick & co., New
Nonk. INS Ne
Girt (THE) I BRING THEE; words and
music by Helen Jsilner; in D.
[18178
© June 22, 19107 20e saume <1,
1910; E 235065; Leonard & Go.,
London, England.
(THE) WITH THE TWINKLING
words and music by Mrs.
W. F. Dunn. New York, F. B. Hav-
iland pub. co. [18179
© July 13; 1910; 2 Gc] james,
1910; E 236460; Mrs. W. F. Dunn,
Malden, Mass.
GIT ON YO’ ANGEL CLO’ES; words by
C. Neilson, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [18180
© June 28, 1910; 2 « June 28,
1910; E 236069; Chas. Neilson,
Mayville, N. Dak.
GIVE A MAN A HORSE HE CAN RIDE;
poem by James Thomson, music by
Howard Carr. (Modern songs, no.
29.) [18181
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. June 24,
1910; E 233984; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
GIVE ME A PIGGY-BACK; written and
composed by George Arthurs and
Alf J. Lawrance. [18182
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236204; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
GIRL
EYES.
1046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
GIVE YOUR HAND TO A PAL WHO’S DOWN
AND OUT; words and music by Carrie
Nerthey. [18183
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235112; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GLinpE (THE) AWAY RAG; by F. C.
Keithley; piano. [18184
my >, 1910; 2 ce. July 7, 1910:
E 235358; Frank C. Keithley, Des
Moines, flowa.
GLORY, GLORY, GLORY; hymn, words by
D. W. G., musie by S. D. Kinne.
[18185
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236319; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
GLoRY GREENE; intro: Sweet Daisy
McCue, medley waltz by Frank Jim-
erson, arr. by E. W. Berry; orches-
tra. 4to. [18186
© Jan. 5, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
E 236567; E. W. Berry music ©co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
GLORY TO THE FATHER; hymn, music
by Sarah L. Squire. [18187
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
E 236307; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
GLtucK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD VON)
Melody from the opera Orfeo; arr.
by Maud Powell; violin and piano.
[18188
© July 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 7, 1910;
E 235367; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, N. Y.
Sonate 4 tre, F dur; bearbeitet
von Alfred Moffat; zwei violinen
und pianoforte mit violoncell ad lib.
(Meisterschule, no. 11.) [18189
Oxvsuly a3, 1910; 2 «..July 13,
1910; E 236498; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
GNOMENTANZ; von Kar] Bleyle, op. 16;
grosses orchester. Partitur. [18190
June 17) 1910: 2 c..July 1,
#910; Ei 235182; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Go YE TO ISRAEL; hymn, words and
music by Sarah L. Squire. [18191
© July 7, 1910; 2 ec. July 8, 1910;
E 236840; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
GOBLINS’ PARADE; characteristic dance,
by Walter C. Simon; piano. [18192
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 285017; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio. j
18202
GOD BE MERCIFUL; hymn, music by M.
L. McPhail. 8vo. [18193
© June 24, F910: )2 culmly,Z,
1910; E 285348; Lorenz pub. Go.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GoD IS EVER NIGH; words by S. E.
Locke, music by Francis Byford.
No. 2 in G. [18194
© June 26, 1910; 2c. July, £8,
1910; E 2386664; Bosworth & Go.,
Leipzig, Germany.
GoD LIVES; words and music by C. H.
Gabriel. [ 18195.
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 16,
1910; E 234757; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
GOD MADE ME FOR You (Raison d’étre) ;
words by Margaret Allen Carolyn,
music by J. Lewis Browne. [18196
© July 18; 1910; 2 c. July 19,
1910; E 235577; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
GOD OF ALL COMFORT; words by Hmily
Huntington Miller, music by L. R.
Meyer. [18197
©) May 9; 1910; 2 c¢. June 20;
1910; E 283853; Lucy Rider Meyer,
Chicago, Ill.
GODARD (BENJAMIN LOUIS PAUL);
Canzonetta; arr. by Wm. Heald;
clarinet and piano. [18198
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 234995; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y<
Chanson de Florian; arr. by Ed-
win Franko Goldman; cornet and
piano. [18199
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; EK 236017; Carl Fischer, New
Works) Ney.
GOLDEN HEARTED DAISIES; words by
Elizabeth Gordon, music by W. R.
Williams. [18200
©) dune: 22,1910: 2: ec June 22
1910; H 2383941; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill. :
GOLDEN SUN-FLOWER; words and music
by Roy Neil Wrightman. [18201
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
HE 2385482; Wrightman music pub.
co., Saginaw, Mich.
intermezzo-two step, by Roy Neil
Wrightman; piano. [18202
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
EH 285484: Wrightman music pub.
co., Saginaw, Mich.
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ae es. Pe ee ee
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18203 pt. Tas ve
GOLDEN TREASURY OF MuSIC. See | GRAND COMMANDER’S MARCH; by L. I.
Brahms (J.) Wetzel; piano.
GONDOLIERA; by W. Busé; violin or
*cello with piano acc. [18203
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. June 2, 1910;
EK 286078; Willem Busé, Putney,
England.
— Melodia di Rud. Zamrzla, instr.
von Jul. Fucik; banda. 4to. (Har-
monie M. U. no. 43.) [18204
© June 27, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
EK 235406; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
GoopD-BYE, BILL; words and music by
Billy Gaston. [18205
© june 27, 1910: -2 © Sune Vz
1910; E 2385053; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N.Y.
GOOD-BYE MY DEAREST GIRLIE; words
and music by H. J. Volz. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18206
© dune 21, 1910> 2 ¢, June 21.
1910; E 234876; Henry J. Volz, Mt.
Oliver, Pa.
GOOD-BYE, MY SWEETHEART; words and
music by Henrietta Andrews Jepson.
[18207
© June) 29; 1910: 2 ¢c June 29;
1910; EH 2385129; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y. :
GOOD OLD PIPE DREAMS; words by Frank
R. Thompson, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [18208
©) dune 29, 1910: 2) c. June 29;
1910; E 2385185; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
GooDBy BrETTy Brown; march song,
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
T. Morse. [18209
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 236071; Theodore Morse
music co., New York, N. Y.
GouNoD (CHARLES-F'RANCOIS) Romaine
march; arr. by Oscar Paul; piano
six hands. (Choice trios, no. 11.)
[18210
© July 5, 1910; 2 c July 6, 1910;
E 236200; P. J. Lammers, Baltimore,
Md.
GrAciA (LA) DE Dios; paso ddble par
L. Gallini; orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [18211
© July 19,1910; 2 c. July 20, 1910:
E 286667; Casa Dotésio, Madrid,
Spain.
[18212
© June 25, 1910; 2 7erime 27.
1910; E 235009; Leroy Irving Wet-
zel, Chicago, Il.
GRANDS (LES) VENTS VENUS D’OUTRE-
MER; poésie de Henri de Régnier,
musique de Jacques de la Presle.
[18213
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 285493; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris, France.
GREEK LOVE SONGS; words by Jane —
Minot Sedgwick, from Love songs
from the Greek, music by George
Buchannan. [18214
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
E 235456; Leonard & co., London,
England.
GREY GALLOWAY; a border baliad, by
J. B. McEwen; full orchestra score.
London, Novello & co., itd. [18215
© July 16,1910; 2 c. July 18, 1910;
E 236644; J. B. McEwen, London.
England.
GREY SHADOWS; words and music by
Ernest Crampton. [18216
© June 380, 1910; 2 c. July 1, 1910;
E 235257; Cary & co., London, Eng-
land.
GRIEG (EDVARD HaceruP) Erotikon,
op. 48, no. 5; edited and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; piano. [18217
© June 14, 1910; 2 ce. June 15,
1910; E 233729; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
—]I love thee (Ich liebe dich) ; arr.
by Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet
and. piano. [18218
© June 18, 1910; 2 @ June 28,
1910; EH 236018; Carl Fischer, New
York, No Xe
Love, op. 25, no. 5; ed. and fin-
gered by Paolo Gallico; piano.
[18219
© June 14, 1910; 2 @ aune ss.
1910; E 233730; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
GROSSE FANTASIE. See Brahms (J.)
GRUENBERG (EUGENE) ed. One hun-
dred ten violin pieces in the first po-
sition; by different composers; piano
ace: Vou Shols [18220
© June 16, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; A 266212; Eugene Gruenberg,
Boston, Mass.
1048
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18238
GUARD (THE) MOUNT; march by J. E.
Alexander, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
band. 4to. [18221
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 284988; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. Y.
GUARD’S REVIEW; grand march, by Ed-
ward Holst; piano. [18222
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235113; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GYPSY BARN DANCE; Ras:
Fithian; piano. [18223
Pte. snly 1, 1910: E 235476;
Mrs. Florence S. Fithian, Brookyln,
NC YY.
by Mrs.
GYPSY WALTZ; by Len Fleming; piano.
[18223*
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
E 235230; L. M. Fleming, Corning,
i, ae
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Sonate 4
tre, A dur; bearbeitet von Alfred
Moffat; zwei violinen und piano-
forte, mit violoncell ad lib. (Meis-
terschule, no. 17.) [18224
eamuly is: 1910; °2.¢ July 13,
1910; EH 286504; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
HALLEY’S COMET WALTZ; by L. Peco-
rella; piano. [18225
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235026; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
HALLOH! DIE GROSSE REVUE; potpourri
von Paul Lincke; besetzung fiir in-
fanterie musik. 4to. [18226
© June 25, 1910; 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 2385066; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
HAPPY DAYS, BYGONE DAYS; words by
B. Zimmerman, music by Harry
Hoyt. [18227
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235131; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Happy ON THE WAY; words and music
by L. F. Owens. [18228
eS, Apr 15, 1910-2 «. May 14,
1910; E 235474; Luther F. Owens,
Julesburg, Colo.
Happy RAG; words by Marvin Lee, mu-
sic by Le Roy Stover. [18229
@ Heb, G6, 19105 2 ce June 10,
1910; E 2338744; House of Christo-
pher, Chicago, [1l.
HARMONY LESSONS; by Daniel Pro-
theroe. Nos. 98-100. S8vo. 18230
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 17,
1910; A 264828; Siegel-Myers corre-
ae ee school of music, Chicago,
HAS ANYBODY GOT A KISS TO SPARE?
words by Gus Kahn, music by Grace
Le Boy. [182381
© June 22, 1910; 2 c June 22,
1910; E 233944; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
HAS ANYONE FOUND A GIRL? written
and composed by Edgar Bateman
and H. F. Greenfield. [18232
© July 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 6, 1910;
E 236211; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
HASHED BROWN; march and two step
by Thos. S. Allen; orchestra. 4to.
[18283 .-
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 2385023; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HAUSER (PHILIP) Valse, op. 2. (2
piano pieces, no. 1.) [182384
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 24,
1910; E 288981; Carl Hauser, New
Work: INS YY
HE’D NOTHING BUT HIS VIOLIN; words
by Mary Kyle Dallas, music by
Francis E. Mason, with violin obli-
gato. [18235
© June 21, 1910; 2 e¢.. June 22,
1910; E 233945; C. W. Thompson &
CO., Boston, Mass.
HE LEFT HIS LITTLE CHRYSANTHEMUM ;
written and composed by Fred God-
frey and Orlando Powell. [182386
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 236203; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
Her Loves ME; from The girl and the
page, words and music by P. L.
Seantling. [18237
© June 25, 1910; 2 ec. June 25,
1910; E 234959; Philip L. Scantling,
Washington, D. C.
HEAR WHAT THE CROWD SAY; written
by John P. Harrington, composed
by John Neat. [18288
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236212: Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
1049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18239
HEART LONGINGS; hymn, words by R.
B. Young, music by Sarah L. Squire.
[182389
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
BH 236315; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
HEART OF JESUS, BENT IN TWAIN;
words by Mary A. Lathbury, music
arr. by Lucy Rider Meyer. [18240
© May 9, 1910; 2 c« June 20,
1910; E 233858; C. Y. Morse, Chi-
eago, Ill.
HEARTS LONGING; waltzes, by James
Scott; piano. [18241
© June 8, 1910; 2 @ June 20,
1910: E 233837; Stark music ptg. &
pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
HEIMWEH; ged. von Gotthilf Necker,
musik von Alfred Baier, op. 17;
vierstimmiger miinnerchor. 4to.
[18242
© May 18, 1910; 2 c« June 4,
1910; E 234291; Albert Auer, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
IS THIS THE WEATHERMAN;
Olive Hall, music by
Daniel Rowe. (Tone stories, vocal
or instrumental, no. 11.) [18243
© duly 5; 19107 2 c duly 5, 1910;
E 235275; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
HELLO,
words by
HELMAN (HAROLD) Caprice in B
minor: ord. “obl. 8vo. (Organ
loft, book 66, no. 200.) [18244
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
Passat. sVincene muse Co:, ltd,
London, England. te
HEN AND THE JEWEL; words by Jessica
Moore, music by Geo. L. Spaulding.
[18245
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235114; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HER NAME WAS Mary Woop, BUT MARY
WoOULDN’T; words and music by H.
T. Dimick. [18246
© 1c. July 14, 1910; E 235506;
Howard T. Dimick, Shreveport, La.
HERACLITUS; poem by William Cory,
music by C. V. Stanford, op. 110, no.
4. Ato. (Choral library, mixed
voices, no. 5.) [18247
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
E 236366; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
pt. 114, 2. S&., V5
HERALD (THE); march by W. Scott
Ruble; band. 4to. [18248
© May 18, 1910; 2 & June 23,
1910; E 2349382; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
HERE AM I, SEND ME; words by J. Gil-
christ Lawson, musie by C. H.
Gabriel. [18249
© July 15, 1910; 2 e. July 8, 1910;
E 236362; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago,
1 BU
HERE COMES THE BRIDE, SOUNDS TO ME
LIKE SOMEONE DIED; words by HE.
Irving Cohen, music by Alvin Myer.
[18250
© 1c. July 20, 1910; E 236685;
Edythe Gibbons, New York, N. Y.
HERE TO STAY; words and music by
G. W. Dungan. [18251
© June 27, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
FE 235165; G. W. Dungan, Strasburg,
Pa.
HERRMANN (TH.) 12 melodious études,
op. 100; ed. by Franz Bornschein ;
violin, first position, with acc. for
a second violin. Rey. ed. Book 1.
Book 2. (Schmidt’s educational
series, no. 28 A and B.)
[18252, 18253
© July 20, 1910; 2 « each July
20, 1910; E 236678, 286679; Arthur
P. Sehmidt, Boston, Mass.
HEURE (L’) DELICIEUSE; paroles de
Lucien Marolte, musique de Victor
Staub. [18254
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236278; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
HEURES (LES) D’ETE (Summer hours) ;
poésie d’Albert Samain, English
words by Nita Cox, mises en mu-
Sique par Rhené-Baton, op. 14.
[18255
© July 12, 1910; 2 e. July 6, 1910;
E 236264; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
HIDE FROM THE LIGHT OF THE MOON;
words by Dave Clark, music by Solly
Ginsberg. [18256
© June 28; 1910: ZF ce. June ee
1910; E 286060; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
HIGH IN MY AEROPLANE; words and
music by R. C. Peterson. New
York. F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18257
©: July 19, 1910; 2 e July 19,
1910; E 235579; Raymond- C. Peter-
son, Cheney, Wash.
1050
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
HIGH JINKS ON BOARD: musical comedy
in one act, book by Lotta Alger,
lyrics by Agnes L. Gage, music by
G. J. Wetzel. Vocal score. [18258
© ic. July 8, 1910; E 236368;
George J. Wetzel, New York, N. Y.
HILpa;: words and music by C. C. Mc-
Eckron. New York. F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18259
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235088; Chas. C. McEckron,
Seattle, Wash.
HIM THAT COMETH UNTO ME; words
and music by O. A. Miller. [18260
© June 29, 1910; 2 ¢«. July 6,
1910; EH 235518; O. A. Miller, Chi-
cago, Ill.
HIMMLISCHE MARCHEN; walzerlied aus
der operette. Der rodelzigeuner, text
yon Leo Kastner, musik von Josef
Snaga. [18261
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
E 234308; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
His CARE NEVER FAILS; words and
music by G. W. Wilmot. 8vo. (In
Westminster primary quarterly, vol.
10, no. 3.) [18262
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. June 29, 1910;
EH 2385097; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
His LOVE IS SO PRECIOUS TO ME; words
by D. W. Griffin, music by S. D.
Kinne. [18263
© July 7, 1910; 2 @ July 8, 1910;
E 236322; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
Ho, HO, FoR TEDDY; words and music
by John Howard Craig. [18264
©) jume 13, 1910; 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 233611; M. B. Lyman & co.,
Chicago, [I].
Hopomoxo; Indian romance, by Ernest
Reeves; orchestra and piano. 4to.
[18265
@ dune: 20; 19105 2 e. June 21,
1910; H 234886; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
Horst THE FLAG; march, by J. S. Tay-
lor; band. 4to. [18266
© May 18, 1910; 2 ¢. June 23,
1910; E 2349381; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
18275
Homert (THE) MY MOTHER LOVED SO
WELL; words and music by I. N.
Williams. [18267
© July 2, 1910; 2 ec. July 5, 1910:
E 235299; I. N. Williams, De Graff,
Ohio.
HOME SWEET HOME; englisches volks-
lied, arr. von Ludwig Schytte; kla-
vier. (Kindertranscriptionen, no.
18.) [18268
© June 14, 1910; 2 ¢. July 1, 1910;
E 235206; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
HONEY, CALL AROUND TO-NIGHT; words
and musie by Wilfred E. Jacob.
[18269
©: July, 121910. 2) c. July, 12:
1910; EH 235450; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
HONEYMOON (THE) GLIDE; words by
Jos. H. McKeon, music by W. Ray-
mond Walker. [18270
© July dio, 1910: 2 ec. July 16,
1910; HK 235544; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
HONEYMOON RAG; by Lawrence B.
O’Connor; piano. [18271
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
EH 235317; Ernest S. Williams, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HONEYMOONING HONEY IN BOMBAY;
characteristic march and two-step,
by Dave Reed, jr.; piano. [18272
©° June 24.1910->' 2c: Jume’ 25,
1910; EH 234949; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HOSANNA TO THE Son or David; words
and music by Sarah L. Squire.
[18273
© July 7, 1910; 2 « July 8, 1910;
Hi 236348; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
How I Lone FoR THE U. S. A.; march
song, words by Wm. Heusinger, mu-
sic by Chas. Sliger, arr. by Wm. F.
Mayer. [18274
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec June 14,
1910; E 234870; Sliger-Heusinger
pub. co:., Buffalo, N. Y.
How MANY TIMES DO I LOVE THEE;
words by Thos. L. Beddoes, music
by S. Mann. London, Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 4to. (Album of songs for
medium voice, no. 3.) [18275
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910; E 234859; Samuel Mann, Lon-
don, England.
1051
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18276
pt. THs: Vv. 5
Howpy Par: march and two step, by
Mrs. H. G. Lewis; piano. [18276
© 1e. July 15, 1910; E 236532;
Mrs. Harriet G. Lewis, Camden,
a. poe BE
Hupson (THE) BELLE; two-step, music
by Ivan Caryll, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
orchestra. 4to. [18277
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
E 236405; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
HUMBLE (THE) WAY; hymn, music by
Sarah L. Squire. [18278
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
E 286345; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
HUMORESKE: von Emil Kronke, op. 62.
(Klavierstiicke, no. 3.) [18279
© June 14, 1910; 2 ¢. July 1, 1910;
E 235216; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
HUMORESQUE; by A. O. T. Astenius,
op. 87: pianoforte. [18280
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235042; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
par Herbert Fryer, op. 5; piano.
[18281
© June 28, 1910; 2 ¢ June 20,
1910; E 235481; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
HIUNGARIAN IMPROMPTU (Ungarisches
impromptu); by Géza Horvath, op.
89, no. 2; piano duet. [18282
© May 30, 1910; 2 ¢ June 9,
1910; E 234421; Augener lItd., Lon-
don, England.
HUNKY bDory; by Lillian Bisenius;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [182838
Oy uly <A5, 19403 2 6" Iulys 15,
1910; E 236518; Mrs. C. J. Bisenius,
Tonia, Iowa.
HUNTER’S MARCH; by E. B. Holmes;
piano. [18284
© June 21, 1910; 2 « June 24,
1910; E 2338978; E. B. Holmes, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HUNTING HORNS: by Thomas F. Dun-
hill, op. 31; pf. Boston, Arthur P.
Schmidt. (A garden of melodies.
no. 5.) [18285
© Feb. 7, 1910; 2 c. July 15, 1910;
EK 2386541; Alfred Lengnuick & co.,
London, England.
HUNTSMEN (THE); overture by B. G.
McFall; band. 4to.. [18286
© Feb. 10, 1910; 2 ec: June 27,
1910; E 2350615 Star ais co:
Eldred, Pa.
HUPF MEIN MADERL (Yip-i-addy-i-ay) ;
walzer von John H. Flynn. 1. vio-
line u. piano. 2. Violine solo.
[18287, 18288
© July 19, 1910; 2 ec. each July
20, 1910; E 286671, 236672; Chappell
& co., Itd., London, England.
HURRAH FOR THE BOYS OF WINTHROP;
by D. L. White, arr. by Wm. Sehulz;
band. 4to. [18289
©. June 6, 1910: 2 ey aene 413.
1910; E 233616; White Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
HUSARENVEDETTE; marsch von Julius
Fuéik, op. 286; orchesterstimmen,
mit piano-direction. 4to. [18290
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; E 234887; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
HYACINTH; two-step, by Edwin W.
Bosher; piano. [18291
© July. 18, -1910-2 23eeaalge 1o:
1910; E 285569; Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co., New York, N. Y.
HYMN OF CONSECRATION; words by
Dorothy Firman, music by Mrs.
Crosby Adams. (Octavo edition sa-
cred series, no. 183.) [18292
© June 27, 1910; 2 c June 29,
1910; E 235136; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago, Il.
HYMN OF FAITH; words and music by
W. D. Armstrong. [18293
© June 20, 1910; 2 e. June 20,
1910; E 238832; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
HYMN TO THE NIGHT; words by Long-
fellow, music by Campbell-Tipton.
No. 2 in D flat. No. 1 iB fae:
[18294, 18295
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. each July 11,
1910; HE 236376, 2363175 ow.
Gray co., New York, N. Y.
I AIN’T GOING UP IN NO AEROPLANE;
words and musie by B. Gibson.
[18296
©1e July 2, 19105 hieeze6239 -
Bert Gibson, New York, N. Y.
I AM AN INOFFENSIVE MAN; words by
J. R. Shryock, music by Oscar
Franklin. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [18297
© July 19, 1910; 2 @ July 19,
1910; E 235581; James R. Shryock,
New. York, Nowy;
1052
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-84, Aug., 1910
18315
I ASK NOT: Sacred song, words and
musie by Herman Perlet; contralto,
mezzo sop. or bar. [18298
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 11,1910;
EH 236386; M. Witmark & sons, New |
Serk. N.Y.
I CAN’T AND I CAN; words by Olive
Hall, music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
7.) [18299
fe July 5. 1910; 2 ¢. July 5, 1910; |
E 235271: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
7 Stk 80 KISS A GIRL LIKE YOU;
words and music by H. B. Talley.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18300 |
June 20. 1910; 2 c. June. 20, |
1910; E 233877;
Williamsport, Pa.
Harvey B. Talley,
I'D LOVE TO BUT I WON'T;
Bessie Wynn, music by Ted S. Bar-
ron. [18301
© June 22, 1910: 2 e. June 23,
1910; E 234898; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I'D RATHER BE A FRIEND OF YOURS THAN
SOME ONE ELSE’S DEAR; from My Cin-
derella girl, lyric by A. G. Dela-
mater, music by Wm. Frederick
Peters. [18302
eaegmivy AS 1910: 2 c. July 11,
1910; E 235454; Independent music
eo., Chicago, Ill.
I DARE YOU TO; words by J. Stevenson,
music by N. Clifford Page. [1838038
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234948; M. Witmark & Sons,
New York, N. Y.
I DO LOVE A DEAR OLD PAL; written and
composed by Gilbert Wells and Rob-
ert Gorman. [18304
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. June 30,
1910; E 236128; Frances, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF ME;
words by J. Stockdale, music by W.
L. Needham. [183805
fer sune 23. 1910. 2 c June 25,
1910; E 234968; James Stockdale,
Edri, Pa.
DREAMED YOU WERE DREAMING OF ME;
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
L’ Albert. [18306
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec. July 19,
1910; E 285571; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
4
lyric by |
I FEEL SO LONELY; introduced into the
musical comedy The Islander, writ-
ten and composed by Bert Lee.
[18307
© dune 8, 1910; 2° ec. June, 24
1910; E 2338989; Metzler & co. (1909)
Itd., London, England.
I HAD A LITTLE SWEETHEART; words
by George D. West, music by David
West. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18308
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 22,
1910; E 238925; West & West,
Houtzdale, Pa.
I HEARD A VOICE FROM HEAVEN; music
by Arthur F. M. Custance. 4to.
(Parish choir, no. 1426.) [18309
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
E 235440; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
eord, Mass.
I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY%
sacred duet, words by Horatius
Bonar, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley; soprano and alto. [18310
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec. June 13,
1910; E 2383619; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
I LEFT HER WHERE I MET HER; lyrics
and music by D. Morrison. — [18311
© 1c July 7, 1910; HW 2853856;
David Morrison, Philadelphia, Pa.
I’LL BUILD A CASTLE IN LOVELAND;
words by Jeff. T. Branen, music by
Arthur W. Lange; high, in D.
[18312
© July 13,1910; 2 c. July 13, 1910;
E 236472: Royal music pub. co., New
WOrKe ING:
I’LL BUILD A FENCE AROUND YOU; words
by Samuel M. Lewis, music by
Kerry Mills. [183138
© June 25, 1910; 2.c: June 27,
1910; E 2385018; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
I’LL LOVE YOU TILL THE SUN GROWS
coLD; words and music by R. G.
Wilcox. [183814
© July 9, 1910; 2 ¢. July 11, 1910;
E 236387; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
I’LL RETURN TO YOU MY SWEETHEART}
words by Robert G. Irby, musie by
William T. Pierson. [18315
© July 8, 1910; 2 ¢c. July 8, 1910;
BH 236296; Church, Paxson & co., New
York Nevad.
1053
54677—_10—_3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18316
pt. 10, 2S, ve
VLL WAIT FOR YOU TONIGHT IN DREAM-
LAND; waltz song by N. Clay.
[18316
© 1c. July 20, 1910; E 236686;
Ned Clay, Danville, Ind.
E LONG TO SEE SWEET IRELAND; words
by J. J. Burke, music by Harry Hoyt.
[18317
© July 12,1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
E 235451; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mork, iN..¥.
E LOVE THEE; duet, lyric by Thomas
Hood, music by Mary Carr Moore,
op. 58, no. 2. [183818
© June 27, 1910; 2 c June 29,
1910; EB 235115; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
See also Grieg (H. H.)
f LOVE TO TELL THE STORY; variations,
by M. W. Butler; piano. [18819
© dune, 22. 41910-- 2 ee June v.27,
1910; E 235030; A. W. Perry & sons’
musie co., Sedalia, Mo.
I LOVE THEE.
I’M A PILGRIM; words by Mary S. B.
Dana, music arr. by Lucy Rider
Meyer. [18320
© May 9, 1910; 2c. June 20, 1910;
E 2838638; C. Y. Morse, Chicago, I1l.
¥M BUGS ABOUT YOU; words by Victor
Smalley and Jack Drislane, music by
Geo. W. Meyer. [18821
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 286068; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
I’M GOING TO MARRY AN [IRISH GIRL;
words and music by Bert Potter.
[18322
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 285320; Ernest S. Williams, Bos-
ton, Mass.
I’M GOING TO TAKE THE TRAIN FOR
HOME, SWEET HOME; words and mu-
sic by Herbert Ingraham. [18323
@©* June 21, 1910; 2 ¢. Tune 21,
1910; E 2384846; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
EM JUST CRAZY BOUT A GIRLIE; words
by Harry Krauss, music by Harry
Singer. [18324
© July 2, 1910; 2 ¢. July 2, 1910;
E 236166; Singer and Krauss, Chi-
eago, Ill.
I’M LONESOME FOR YOU ALL THE TIME;
words by A. Stauffer, music by Er-
nie Erdman. [18325
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235007; Aubrey Stauffer &
¢o., Chicago, Ill.
I’M LONGING FOR THE OLD GLEE CLUB AT
HOME; words and music by James
M. Beatty. [18326
© July 12, 19103) 23ee aie 112:
1910; E 235447; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I'M PINING AWAY FOR YOU; words by
Bert Walker, music by S. P. Harris.
[18327
© July 14, 19105 256. inly 19:
1910; E 235523; Sydney P. Harris,
Detroit, Mich.
I'M TAKING MY FATHER'S TEA; words
and music by Robert Hargreaves
and William Hargreaves. [18328
© June 14, 1910; 2 @ July 15,
1910; E 286555; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
I’M THE LILY; song in Up and down
Broadway, words by William Je-
rome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[18329
© July 2, 19102 es inlet 910
HH 2361838; J. H. Remick & co., New
York. INS
I ONLY HAVE ONE LIFE TO LIVE; words
and music by D. J. Garrison; me-
dium voice. [18330
© June 18, 1910; 2 c) June 25,
1910; E 234941; Donald J. Garrison,
Williamsport, Pa.
I SEND MY HEART UP TO THEE. See Pro-
theroe (D.).
I SURE WOULD LOVE TO BE A BOY; words
and music by A. B. Mosher. [18331
© 1c. June 27, 1910; E 235148;
Arthur B. Mosher, New York, N. Y.
I THINK THE WORLD OF YOU; lyric by
Lloyd Rand, music by G. Edwards.
[18332
© July 15, 1910: 2eeeigal dts,
1910; E 236534; Gus Edwards, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
I USED TO WISH I HAD A WIFE, BUT NOW
NO WEDDING BELLS FOR ME; words
and music by Roy Neil Wrightman.
[18333
© July 9, 1910; 2 e. July 12, 1910;
E 235483; Wrightman music pub.
co., Saginaw, Mich.
I’VE GOT PLENTY OF BOOKS TO READ;
written and composed by Will Let-
ters and Fred Godfrey. [18334
©,June 14,- 1910 2 cugulg ets:
1910; E 236550; B. Feldman & ¢o.,
London, England.
1054
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
I'VE WONDERED OFT; words by D. R.
Lucas, music by J. H. Fillmore;
duet for sop. and alto. [18835
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
BE 235394; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
I WANT A WHOLE LOT OF GIRLS; song
in Up and down Broadway, words
by William Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [18336
© July 2. 1910; 2 c. July 2, 1910;
E 236184; J. H. Remick & co., New
Werk: N:., ¥.
I WANT A WORKING GIRL; words by
Geo. F. Holtzman, music by G. W.
Ashley. [18337
© June 29; 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 235126; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I WANT TO BE YOUR SWEETHEART; words
and music by F. F. W. Srock. New
York, F. B. Haviland’ pub. co.
[18338
Peteie ty 1910: 2. ¢..July 15,
Poy eh Zo00t7; FF... W:. Srock,
Ramey, Pa.
I WANT TO CALL YOU SWEETHEART;
words and music by C. L. Seiler.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18339
aly 2, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 236157; C. Linn Seiler, Ardmore,
Pa.
I WANT TO COME HOME TO KILLARNEY;
written and composed by Mellor,
Lawrance and Gifford. [18340
@ 7 Aumme 14, 1910; 2 c. July 15,
1910; E 236557; B. Feldman & Co.,
London, England.
I WANT TO GO BACK TO GEORGIA; words
by Olive L. Frields, music by Harry
L. Newman. [18341
en yane 25.1910: 2 ¢c. June 27,
1910; E 235012; Sunlight music co.,
Chicago, Il.
WILL LAY ME DOWN IN PEACE; short
anthem, composed by T. Wilkinson
Stephenson; mixed voices. 4to.
(Church choir anthems, no. 67.)
[18842
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235396; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
La
I WILL RETURN IN ROSETIME; words by
Florence Tompkins, music by Chas.
Seewagen. [18343
© June 29, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 235130; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. ¥.
18355
I wisH I COULD LIVE THOSE DAYS
AGAIN; words and music by Joe.
Rubinson. [18344
©) July 1, 19103 27e. July 21910:
E 236171; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, NGY.
I WISH I WERE YOU, TO-NIGHT; written
and composed by Will Letters, Fred
Godfrey and A. J. Lawrance. [18345
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. July 15,
1910; E 2386554; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
I. WORSHIP THEE; words by P. J.
O'Reilly, music by Edward Nicholls.
Noy ising Boat | Noy Zum Ds tlat., No;
Sli. [18346-18348
© July 16, 1910; 2 ec. each July
18, 1910; E 236610—236612. <Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd., London,
England.
IcH KANN VON DEN WEIBERN NICHT
Los; ged. von Gustav Beer, musik
von Carl Kapeller. [18349
© June 14, 1910; 2¢. July 1, 1910;
EH 235221; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
ICH LIEBE DICH; worte und weise von
B. Oberhoffer. [18350
© June 23, 31910292) e) ely:
1T9HIO: Hy 2366563 J. Noroth’ nach-
folger J. Day, Trier, Germany.
IcH WILL zU DIR; ged. von Adolf Wil-
brandt, musik von Fritz Fleck, op.
10. 1. Mittel. Pe Ls @eli (Drei
lieder, no. 2.) [18351, 18352
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each July
1, 1910; HB 285185, 235186; Raabe &
Plothow, Berlin, Germany.
IDAHO PALS; words by R. A. Curtis,
music by N. B. Crabb. [18353
Cites Halys 1s) 1910 + Hy 235260);
Nellie B. Crabb and Richard Archer
Curtis, Ridgeway, Mo.
— two-step by N. B. Crabb; piano.
[18854
© 1c. July 1,-1910;, EB 2852595
Nellie B. Crabb, Ridgeway, Mo.
IDEAL (THE) ALBUM; [collection of
songs], written and composed by
H. Flockton Foster and Ernest
Longstaffe. 4to. [183855
uw Tuly vat, eIS10is 2 ee uly D1,
1910: E 286440; Reynolds €& ©Co.,
London, England.
1055
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18356
pt. 1, D. s., Vv. 5
IpLE HOURS; from The girl and the
page, words by T. H. Sheridan, mu-
sic by P. L. Scantling. [18356
© June 25, 1910; 2 ¢. June 25,
1910: E 234961; Philip L. Scantling,
Washington, D. C.
Ipyr~t (Waldeszauber); by Josef
Weiss, op. 35, no. 2, transcribed by
William Faulkes; organ. [18357
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 235314; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Iet n’Ai CIN Sos (Moi, j’ai cing sous) ;
bourrée avec versions bourbonnaise,
auvergnate et vellave, recueillie,
notée et harmonisée par Maurius
Versepuy ; piano avec text. (Danses
en sabots, no. 1.) [18358
July 12. 1900! 2 cl Faby 6,
1910; E 236281; Heugel & cie.,
Paris, France.
IF; a musical monologue, set to music
by Frederic Dale; piano with text.
[18359
© June 18, 1910; 2 e July 138,
1910; E 236493; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
IF HE COMES IN I’M GOING oUT; lyric
by Cecil Mack, music by Chris.
Smith. New York, Gotham-Attucks
music co. [18360
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; E 2384866; R. C. McPherson,
New York, N. Y.
Ir I HAD ALL THE MONEY IN THE
BANKS; words and music by Jack
Van Epps. [18361
© 1c June 3, 1910; E 234827;
Jack Van Epps, New York, N. Y.
Ir I LET YOU SIT BESIDE ME; words by
Jos. H. Gray, music by E. J. Meyer-
son. [18362
©. Feb. 28, 1910; 2-c. June 10,
1910; E 238748; House of Chris-
topher, Chicago, Il.
IF I WERE A RAINDROP; words by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, music by A. Ba-
chelle. [18363
© July 4, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 236401; Aline Bachelle, Wilton,
Me.
IF MY WIFE COULD ONLY SEE ME NOW;
words and music by Harry L. New-
man. [18364
© June 25, 1910; 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 235015; Sunlight music co.,
Chicago, [ll.
IF SHE BUT KNEW; words by Shaugh-
nessy, music by S. Mann. London,
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 4to. (Album
of songs for medium voice, no. 1.)
[18865
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 21,
1810; E 234857; Samuel Mann, Lon-
don, England.
IF YOU CAN’T TELL HOW YOU LOVE ME,
WRITE A BOOK; words by F. Blick-
hahn, music by Lambert Thelan.
[18366
‘© 1c. July 16, 19105 BP 2eh5as;
Frank Blickhahn, Chicago, Ill.
IF YOU ONLY COULD KNOW; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [18367
© May 9, 1910; 2 c. June, 20,
1910; E 233861; Lucy Rider Meyer,
Chicago, Ill.
IF YOU WERE THE ROSE; words by Au-
gusta Hancock, music by Landon
Ronald. No. 3 in D flat. [18368
© July 11, 1910; 3 eats a2
1910; E 285459; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
IHR KINDERLEIN KOMMET; leichte phan-
tasien, von Paul Zilcher, op. 82;
klavier zu 4 handen. (Weihnachts-
zeit, no. 5.) [18369
© June 18, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235424; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
IL ETAIT UNE FOIS; adaptation musi-
cale [sur une] poésie de Edmond
Rostand, musique de Francis Thomé;
piano ou harpe, avec violon ad lib.
[18370
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 235487; Thomé, Paris,
France.
Inpica; waltz, by 'T. Hi BRolimsen-;
band. 4to. [18371
© June 13, 1910: 2°¢)fune.Z,
1910; E 2385138; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
IM ABENDROT. See Traumstimmen.
IMAM; a Mohammedan serenade, by
Nathaniel D. Mann; piano. [18372
© July 12,1910; 2 ¢. July 11, 1910;
E 2364438; Victor Kremer ¢o., Chi-
cago, Ill.
IMPRESSIONS DE PRINTEMPS; 7 melodies
en forme de suite, musique par
Clement Robert; chant et piano.
[18373
© June 28, 1910; 2 « June 20,
1910; E 235495; J. Robert, Béziers,
France.
1056
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
IMPROVISATION NO. 2; Herbert
Fryer, op. 6; piano. [183874
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 285482; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
par
IN A CONSERVATORY; words by Howard
Cecil Barnes, music by C. A. Steb-
bins. Nos. 1-4. [183875
© 1e July 6, 1910; E 236444;
Chas. A. Stebbins, New York, N. Y.
IN A HEART THAT’S YEARNING THERE’S
A LOVE LAMP BURNING; words by Ed.
Moran, music by Lewis F. Muir.
[18376
© dane. 22. 1910; 2 c June 22,
1910; BE 236075; J. Fred. Helf co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN A TEA HOUSE; in one act, words by
E. M. Barbour, music by Carl Wil-
more. [18377
© 1c. June 20, 1910; E 283868 ;
E. M. Barbour, Boston, Mass.
IN ABSENCE; by E. L. Ashford, organ.
obl. S8vo. [18378
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 15, 1910;
E 236527; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
In ANDALUSIA;
Pierre Renard; piano. (From for-
eign lands, no. 3.) [18379
© June 22, 1910; 2 c«. June 22,
1910; EH 233931; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN;
written by Leonard Cooke, composed
by Henry E. Pether. [18380
© Jane 15, 1910;-2 c. June 15,
1910; E 233719; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
IN cHURCH (In der kirche) ; words by
Martin Greif, English version by
Mrs. J. W. F. Harrison, music by
Henry J. Lautz; alto or baritone.
[18381
© July 16, 1910; 2 « July 16,
1910; E 285560; Whaley, Royce &
co., Itd., London, England.
IN DER BLUMENGROTTE (1 blomstergrot-
ten); von Th. Oesten, op. 225, arr.
von Ludwig Schytte; klavier. (Kin-
der-transcriptionen, no. 16.) [18382
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec. July 1,
1910; E 285204; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
IN DER EINEN HAND DEN STAB. See
Kaun (Hugo).
eastanet dance, by
18392
IN EVERYTHING GIVE THANKS; words by
D. W. Griffin, music by S. L. Squire.
[18883
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
E 236351; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
IN FREMDEN LAND; words and music by
H. Altman, arr. by J. M. Rumshisky.
[183884
© 1e. June 21, 1910; E 234880;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
In JUNE; words and music by Bertha
Grace Robie. [18385
@iwuly. £2 1910 2 ©. sully, 12
1910; E 235449; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
IN JUNE TIME; waltz song, words and
music by B. Clifford Hoomes. [18386
© Apr, i 1910-2 ec. june 25;
1910; E 234970; Hoomes & Dennis,
New York, N. Y.
IN LOVERS LAND; caprice by Chas. J.
Rockwell; band. 4to. [18387
© Apr. 29, 1910: 2 ¢c. July 18,
1910; E 2386565; E. W. Berry music
co., Kansas City, Mo.
IN MEMORIAM; Dy Charlotte Druh
[pseud. of Charlotte Hurd]; piano.
12 mo. [18388
© June 17, 1910; 2 ce. June 20,
1910; E 288847; Charlotte Hurd,
Chicago, Ill.
IN MY AIRY AEROPLANE; words and
music by Harry Ivimey. [18889
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235094; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London, England.
IN MY DREAMS, DEAR; lyric by Wm. H.
Gardner, music by Geo. L. Spaulding.
[18390
© June 22, 1910; 2 c@ June 23,
1910; E 234899; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IN OLD VIRGINIA; ballad, words and
music by E. Viola Barclay. [183891
© July 19). 1910; 2-e July 19,
1910; HE 235578; F. B. Haviland pub.
eo, New York, N. ¥.
IN ONE GIRL’S HEART; words by John
Saunders, musie by S. Clarence En-
gel. [18392
© June 30, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
HE 235160; Head music pub. co., New
York, Ni: Y.
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183938
pt: 11, . Ss. VD
IN THE ARMY; written and composed
by William Hargreaves. (Feld-
man’s 6d. edition, no. 344.) [18898
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2 ec. July 9, 1910;
E 235381; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
IN THE CLOVER; by Sidney Steinheimer,
op. 86; piano. (In spring, no. 2.)
[183894
©) eualy. 42 AO10 52 ies. aulyareiall:
1910; E 236411; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN THE DAYS THAT HAVE GONE BY;
words and music by H. E. Gray.
[18395
@xvsjune, 28." 1910: 92" June
1910; E 2385326; Harry Earnest
Gray, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
IN THE GOLDEN SUMMER DAY; words
and music by G. W. Wilmot. 8vo.
(In Westininster primary quarterly,
vol. 10, no. 3.) [18396
© July 1, 1910; 2c. June 29, 1910;
E 285098; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
IN THE NAME OF THE BLUE AND GRAY;
words by E. M. Kaufman, music by
Harry Hoyt. [183897
© June. 29 1910- 2 c> June. 29,
1910; E 285184; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
IN THE PROMISED LAND; words and
music by Vins. H. Ball: [183898
© July 7, 1910; 2c July 8, 1910:
E 236346; F. H. & Mrs. EF. E. Hill,
Los Angeles, Cal.
IN THE PURPLE GLOW; from Songs of
Summer, words by H. D. Banning,
music by Robert Coningsby Clarke.
No; 2in Hf fiat. [18399
© June 20, 1910; 2 ce June 21,
1910; E 234874; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
IN WINTER; by Ernst Kullak, op. 31,
no. 93, transcribed by William
Faulkes; organ. [18400
© July 6, 1910; 2 e. July 5, 1910;
EK 235315; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH CAMP; poem
by Robert Browning, music by Liza
Lehmann. [18401
fe) sulyy i? 191s 2 e Suly “13,
1910; E 236452; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
INDECISE (L’); paroles et musique de
G. Aubert. [18402
© May 12, 1910; (2%eeeiune 4;
1910; E 284814; G Aubert, Paris,
France.
[and ]
INDIAN DANCE L’ EGYPTIENNE
(The Egyptian); by J. Lewis
Browne; orchestral parts. 4to.
[18403
© July 12, 19102 °ee aml, 12:
1910; BH 235429; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
INDIAN IDYL. See MacDowell (EH. A.)
INFANT Joy; quartette, words by Wm.
Blake, music by Arthur W. Pollitt,
op. 10, no. 1. 4to. (Choral library
for mixed voices, no. 34.) [18404
©. June 25, 1910; 2mew sume .24.
1910; E 2338982; Stainer & Bell, lid.,
London, England.
INSPIRATION; march and two-step by
G. F. Cameron; violin. [18405
© 1c. July 18, 1910; E 236568;
Guy F. Cameron, Valdez, Alaska.
INTERLUDE; by O. Coon; organ or
piano. 4to. [18406
© June 20, 1910: 2eeeaume 2.
1910; E 236072; Osear Coon, New
Work Nea:
oriental ball di
Partitura.
[18407
© June 4, 1910-\deesaume: t4:
1910; 1 ec. June 25, 1910; E 284628;
Luigi Romano, New York, N. Y.
INTERMEZZO ARABO;
L. Romano, per banda.
INTERNATIONAL SHIELD; march by
Adolf Lotter; piano. [18408
© July 7, 1910; 2 ce. July 8, 1910;
FE 236299; L. A. Randolph, London,
England.
INTORNO ALL’ IDOL MIO (Around my
beloved idol) ; musie by Marco An-
tonio Cesti, ed. by Edgardo Lévi.
No. 2 in F minor. (Standard songs
by old masters, no. 6.) [18409
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 236418; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
INVISIBLE (AN) DAY; a musical mono-
logue, poem by Elizabeth L. Gebhard,
set to music by Frederic Dale.
[18410
© June 13, 1910; (2 eG gays
1910; E 286492; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
1058
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
- nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18430
Io TRIUMPHE; march and _ two-step,
by W. A. French; pf. [18411
italy 15,1910; 2 « July 15,
1910; HE 286545; Ward A. French,
Albion, Mich.
IRELAND, DEAR IRELAND; words by
P. J. O'Reilly, music by H. Trotére.
Bass or baritone in C. [18412
Spedely 1G, 1910; 2. c, July 18,
1910; E 236613; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, Eng-
land.
IRRESPONSABLE DEGENERE; chanso-
nette excentrique, paroles de Briol-
let et Plébus, musique de V. Scotto.
[18413
© July 12,1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 2386276; G. Ondet, Paris, France.
ISLANDER (THE); on melodies from
the musical comedy by P. M. Fara-
day, selected and arr. by Karl
Kaps;_ piano. 1. Two-step. 2
Waltz. 38. Lancers. [18414-18416
© June i, 1910; 2 ce. each June
(24, 1910; E 233986—2838988; Philip
Michael Faraday, Colney Hatch
Lane, England.
ISN’T IT EXASPERATING, SADIE; words
by Wm. Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [18417
july 19 1910; 2 c. July 19,
1910; E 285573; Maurice Shapiro,
New Lork, N. Y.
Paste THE IIStE oF MAN ANY
LONGER; written and composed by
Worton David and C. W. Murpby.
[18418
©) July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236213; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
It MAKES ONE AWFULLY TIRED; writ-
ten by Ronald Bagnall, composed
by Alf. C. Brocklebank. [18419
Cn ily it, 191072 c July 14,
1910; E 286441; Reynolds & co,
London, England.
It’s JUST LIKE BEING AT HOME; writ-
ten and composed by William Har-
greaves. [18420
@paune 14, 1910; 2c. July 15,
1910; E 236559; B. Feldman & ©o.,
London, England.
JAK SE TEN MES{CEK. See Maly my-
slivecek.
JE REVAIS; paroles et musique de G.
Aubert. [18421
© May 12, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234324; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
JE VIENS D’UN PAYS; rondo, de Hans,
le joueur de fifite, acte 1, livret de
Maurice Vaucaire et Georges Mitch-
ell, musique de Louis Ganne. Mor-
ceaux détachés, 113385. [18422
© duly Ws; 19t0%! 2) ee sully 13
1910; D 18685; G. Ricordi & co., Mi-
lan, Ttaly:
JEANNE ET PAULINE; paroles et mu-
sique de G. Aubert. [18428
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910:
E 234812; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
JERUSALEM ; cantate, poéme et musique
de F. de La Tombelle; choeur 4 4
voix mixtes ou a 4 voix d’hommes,
et choeur d’enfants ad lib. et orgue.
Partition. [18424
©) June) /27,. 1910.) 2. eh July ets
1910; E 236663; L. J. Biton, St. Lau-
rent, France.
——words and music by Sarah I.
Squire. [18425
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EH 236349; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
JERVIS-READ (H. V.) Two lyrical
songs; 1. At rest; words by Oscar
Wilde. 2. Oranges; words by Leigh
Hunt. No. 2 in C, original key.
[18426
© july 16 Gls s2 ey Tully. ts,
1910; E 236614; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
JESSAMINE; ballad, words and music
by E. V. Grant. Los Angeles, M. M.
Daley. [18427
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
EH 2386259; Edward V. Grant, Los
Angeles, Cal.
——words and music by Frank B.
Williams. [18428
© June 25, 1910; 2 ce. June 285,
1910; E 234939; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
JESUS FOR BODY AND SOUL; hymn, writ-
ten and compiled by Sarah L. Squire.
[18428
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
FB 236321; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
JESUS FOUND ME; words and music by
Mrs. F. C. Hoffman. [18480
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. Suly 8, 1910;
B 236318; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
1059
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18431
JESUS IS CALLING WORKERS; words by
C. S. Hottenstein, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [18431
) July: 15; A910) 2 .chedilyeedid:
1910; E 236399: Chas. S. Hotten-
stein, Winfield, Pa.
JESUS ONCE WAS SAD AND LONELY;
words by C. Y. C., music by Lucy
Rider Meyer. [184532
© May 9, 1910; 2c. June 20, 1910;
KH} 233860; C. Y. Morse, Chicago, I11.
JESUS OUR SAVIOUR; Ave Maria, words
by R. A. L., music by Henry Tol-
burst. [18433
Cy dune 22) 1910: *2) cls Jume, 21,
1910; E 235064; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
JESUS, SAVIOUR, PILOT ME; brilliant
variations, by M. W. Butler; piano.
[18454
@ sime 22), A910 2 eo, umen 2,
1910; H 235031; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
JEUNNE FILLE SAGE; paroles et musique
de G. Aubert. [18435
© May 12, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234318; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
JOHN BULL’S DAUGHTERS; written and
composed by Fred J. Barnes, Or-
lando Powell, and Fred Godfrey.
[18436
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
EK 236205; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
JOHN PEEL; famous hunting song, arr.
by Arthur B. Plant; men’s voices.
4to. (Male voice part-songs, no. 36.)
[138487
© June 20, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 236236; Weekes & co., London,
England.
JoIE (LA) DU MATIN; by Paul Perrier;
piano. [184388
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 14, 1910:
E 2385536; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
JOURS HEUREUX: paroles et musique de
G. Aubert. [18489
© May 12, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234320; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
JOYFUL OF HEART; bourrée, by Geo. L.
Spaulding; piano. [18440
©. June 27, 1910; 2 «dune 29,
1910; HE 235116; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
}
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
JUIN CHARMANT; valse by Felix Godin.
1. Piano solo. 2. Orchestra with
piano-conductor. 4to. [18441, 18442
© July 2, 1910; 2 e. each July 5,
1910; E 235279, 285280; Hawkes &
son, London, England.
JUNGLE WOOING; words and music by
J. B. Mitchell. [18443
© 1c. July 18, 1910; E 236569;
John Battiste Mitchell, Wallace,
Idaho.
JUST A LITTLE GIRL TO CHEER YOU;
words by F. S. Williston, music by
Hosken Strick. Easton, Pa., C. 'T.
Arnold & F. E. Rush. [18444
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236226; F. S. Williston, Easton,
Pa.
JUST AS YOU ARE; words and music by
Harry Dacre. [18445
© June 22, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235154; Nightingale & co., Lon-
don, England.
JUST BE HAPPY; words by A. J. F. and
L. R. M., music by anitey se naider
Meyer. [18446
© May 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 20, 1910;
EK 238862; C. Y. Morse, Chicago, Ill.
JUST ’cos; words by J. M. Raphael,
music by G. H. Clutsam. [18447
© July 5, 1910; 2 ce. July 6, 1910;
E 2362438; Boosey & co., London,
England.
JUST FOR A GIRL; words by Ren Shields,
English version by C. H. Bovill,
music by Ernest R. Ball. [18448
© July: 12, 1910:) 2 ee ts.
1910; E 236479; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
JUST MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW;
words and music by M. Nadje.
[18449
© 1c. June 20, 1910; E 236257;
Millie Nadje, Los Angeles, Cal.
JUST MY SWEETHEART KATE; words
and music by Mrs. M. E. Frazier.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. ¢o.
[18450
© July 13,-1910;>2°@ auiyess,
1910; E 236464; Mrs. M. E. Fra-
zier, Portsmouth, Ohio.
JUST ONE SWEET THOUGHT; words by
G. Hubi-Newcombe, music by Fredk.
EK. Stark. [18451
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234419; Collard Moutrie, London,
England.
1060
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nos, 31-34, Aug., 1910
18475
JUST PLAIN JANE; words and music by
Frank Strickland. [18452
dune 22. 1910; 2.c¢. July: 5,
1910; E 2353806; Strickland bros. co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
JUST SAY THAT YOU'LL BE MINE; words
and music by J. A. Heffernan and
Lou Heffernan. [18453
© 1c. June 25, 1910; E 235471;
J. A. Heffernan, San Francisco, Cal.
JUST You; words and music by Louise
Joly. [18454
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 30,
1910; E 236139; Delmar music co.,
Montreal, Canada.
KALA JAGAH (Cosy corner); waltz by
Lilian Shaw; piano. [18455
aes 1910° 2 ¢ July 12,
1910; H 255463; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Katirr, MY KATIF, I LOVE You; words
by J. Daly, music by L. Blumenthal.
[18456
© 1c. June 24, 1910; D 235003;
Lewis Blumenthal, New York, N. Y.
KAUN (Hueco) Vier gesiinge, op. 86;
nach dichtungen von Martin Dres-
scher; English version by Mrs. Ber-
tram Shapleigh. No. 1. In der einen
hand, ete. No. 2. Fragt mir nicht
nach. No. 3. Der vagabund. No.4.
Wir sassen, etc. [18457
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each July 6,
1910; BE 236241; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
KEEP SMILING; words by Annie Jobn-
son Flint, music by Lucy Rider
Meyer. [18458
peMay 9, 1910; 2 ¢. June* 20;
1910; E 233857; C. Y. Morse, Chi-
e220, LI.
KEEP THE FIRE IN, MARIE; written and
composed by Mellor, Lawrance and
Gifford. [18459
Crime 14, 1910; 2 c. July, 15,
1910; HB 236552; B. Feldman & Co.,
London, England.
KEYSTONE STATE COLLECTION NO. 1;
for 1st and 2nd mandolin, guitar,
banja and piano, arr. by Richard
i Dy Weaver. 1. Banjo park, | 2.
Guitar part. 3. Second mandolin
part. 4. Piano part. 5. First man-
dolin part. [18460-18464
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. each July 6,
1910; E 286221—236225; H. A. Wey-
mann & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
Kip LAND; the land of girls and boys,
poem by Will D. Cobb, melody by
Gus Edwards. [18465
© June 21, 190+" 2) e June Bi
1910; E 234847; Gus Edwards, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
words by Will J. Harris; music by
Harry I. Robinson. [18466
© June 22, 1910; 2 e@ June 22,
1910; E 233943; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
KID YOU'VE GOT SOME EYES; words by
Val Harris, musie by EH. Breuer.
New ed. [18467
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
FE 235480; Ernest Breuer, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
KIDUSCHEN (DAS) RING; words and
music by Solomon Small. [18468
©1l1e. June 25, 1910; BH 234978;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
Kine Dippo; by J. Burch; piano.
[18469
© 1c. July 20, 1910; E 236681;
Jesse Burch, Carl! jet., Mo.
KING LION; military march by Francis
G. Strong, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
band. 4to. [18470
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
E 236040; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGUN:
KING (THE) OF PEACE;
music by A. B. Phillips. [18471
© vduly Ws LOO 26" sulky 4,
1910; E 225517; Phillips musie co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
words and
KING OF THE AGES; words by B. M.,
music by C. A. Squire. [18472
©) July. 7, 1910 2c Duly $, 1910;
FE. 2363808 ; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
KING OF THE AIR; two step march, by
Geo. L. Spaulding. [18473
@©p dunes 1OL0ig 2c. une 29;
1910: BE 235117; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
KissIng TIME; words by Chas. Lin-
coln Phifer, music by W. H. Way-
land. [18474
@© June 27, 1910; 2c. dune’ 2);
1910; BE 286130; Walter H. Wayland,
Girard, Kans.
Kitty CoNERS PLAYS WITH ME; words
and musie by Dildine and Newing-
ham: ' New ‘York, FE. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18475
© June 20, 1910; 2 « June 20,
1910: EB 238876; Dildine & Newing-
ham, Akron, Ohio.
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18476
pt. 17, 0 s., v.5
KLEINE (DIE) LAMPE; ged. von R.
Pressler, musik von Walther Anger-
meyer, op. 5. [18476
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
E 236098; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
IXLEINE (DAS) NIGGERGIRL; cake-walk
lied, von Walter Kollo, arr. von Ant.
Stetzl, ftir die zither. obl.. Svyo.
(Der zither-freund, no. 30.) [18477
@yauly. 14;, 1910.2 -c. July 14:
1910; E 2385515; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany. .
KLEINE VOCALISEN UND TEXTSTUDIEN ;}
von Eduard Walter fiir bass und
bariton, mit klavier-begleitung. 4to.
[18478
© June 15, 1910; 2 ¢. July 1, 1910;
FE 235219: Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
KOSELIEDCHEN: alter kinderreim, mu-
sik von Armin Knab, op. 14; gesang
und piano. [18479
@- sume l1; 19102 2 se June: 28,
1910; E 236110; P. Pabst, Leipzig,
Germany.
KOTHE-ABEND (EIN) ; 15 deutsche volks-
lieder und balladen, mit ihren alten
singweisen, zur laute gesetzt von
Robert Kothe. obl. Svo. [18480
© June 7, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
KE 236081; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig, Germany.
KRIS IXRINGLE’S RIDE; characteristic
study piece, by Theodora Dutton;
piano. [18481
© duly 1; 1910+ 2%e;- July 21910:
EK 236163: G. Schirmer, inc., New
Monk. IN. .¥:
KUYAWIAK: Polish national dance, by
Henri Wieniawski, -arr. by Wm.
Heald: clarinet and piano. [18482
(Or Sune 22, 1910-2 ce. June, 28:
1910; E 236001; Carl Fischer, New
Work. INS Ye
LADDIE; words and music by B. C.
Pay. Wew York, FE. B:. Haviland
pub. co. [18483
(Oo July 2; 1910: 2'¢. July 2, 1910"
EK 236155; B. C. Fay, Louisville, Ky.
LAND (THE) OF DREAMS; poem by M.
Mann, music by H. Kirkus Dugdale.
[18484
June 29,
Margaret Mann,
G)sime a, 19105. (2 +e:
1910: BH - 236054:
Boise, Idaho.
LARMES; poésie de Albert Samain,
musique de Jacques de la Presle.
[18485
© June 28, 1910; 2 e June 20,
1910; E 285492; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
musique de Maurice Le
Boucher; piano et chant en ré bémol
majeur. (Quatre mélodies, no. 1.)
[18486
© June 28, 1910; 2c) dune 27,
1910; E 235084; Costallat & cie.,
Paris, France.
LASS OF MINE; words and music by
H. ‘Lyall Phillips* no? aa
[18487
© June 14, 1910; 2oe@ewane 24
1910; E 233990; Metzler & co.
(1909), Itd., London, England.
LASS (THE) WITH THE DELICATE AIR;
by Thos. A. Arne, arr. by Edwin
Franko Goldman; cornet and piano.
[18488
© June 18,. 1910: 2ee one 2s,
1910; E 236010; Carl Fischer, New
York, Nave
LATTER RAIN; hymn, words by Mrs.
R. B. Young, music by Sarah L.
Squire. [18489
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
E 236328; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
LEADER (A) OF MEN; words and music
by .C. Sandoe. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [18490
©: July 15, 1910: 2 sesaulye as:
1910; E 236521; Clayton Sandoe,
Plattsburg, N. Y.
LEARNING TO WALTZ; by Edmond
Missa, ed. by S. L. Herrmann; piano
four hands. [18491
© July 11, 19103 2c ay ee
1910; E 236409; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LEBEN; ged. von Leo Greiner, musik
von Fritz Weck, ‘opr iO) Se ier
2. Hoch. (Drei lieder, no. 1.)
[18492, 18493 @
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each July 1, /
1910; E 235183, 235184; Raabe & |
Plothow, Berlin, Germany.
LEGENDE; by Rudolf Friml, op. 66;
piano. [18494
©, June '30, 1910 . 2 eerie
1910; E 235166; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, Ni ¥:
1062
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 51-34, Aug., 1910
18512
LEGENDE—Continued.
by Cesare Galeotti, op. 189; harp.
[18495
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234974; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
LEHMANN (Liza); Five little love
songs; words by Cora Fabri. [18496
suly 12, 1910; 2 c. July 13,
1910; E 236451; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
LEMARE (EDWIN H.) Canzonetta, op.
70; organ. [18497
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 235368; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Work N.Y.
LENORE; words from The raven, by
Edgar Allan Poe, music by Theodor
Hemberger, op. 35, no. 1; low voice.
[18498
dune 22) 1910: 2 c. June 22,
oot = hy 2Zoa921; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LENZ UND LIEBE; waltz by F. von
Blon, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. 4to. [18499
@esune 7% 1910: 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 286036; Carl Fischer, New
York. -N, ¥.
LESSON (THE) OF THE PANSY AND THE
ROSE; written and composed by
Anna Arrington and Geo. T. Wil-
liams, arr. by Theo. H. Northrup.
[18500
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
EK 235298; Rocky mountain music
pub. co., Denver, Colo. ;
LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED; an-
them, words from St. John XIV.
and hymn by Williams of Panty-
celyn; baritone solo and chorus. 4to.
Los Angeles, Emrys music ¢o.
[18501
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
EH 235335; Vincent Morgan, Los
Angeles, Cal.
LET’S GO TO THE CHURCH; written and
composed by E. W. Rogers and
Charles Collins. [18502
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 2386214; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
LET’S HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE;
written and composed by John A.
Glover-Kind. [185038
. © July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236209; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
LET’S PRETEND; written and composed
by Joseph H. Adams, recitation with
piano ace. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. [18504
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 7, 1910;
E 23853850; J. H. Adams, Sutton,
Coldfield, England.
LET’S TAKE A TRIP TO LOVELAND; words
by Edgar T. Farran, music by Justin
Ring. [18505
© July) 15; 1910: 2) ck adulyenG
1910; EH 285559; Ted Snyder co., New
WORK Nea
LET THE WORDS; response, by J. P.
Ludebuehl. [18506
© June 380, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
EK 235339; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
LET THERE BE LIGHT; sacred song, mu-
sic by Eugene Leamy. [18507
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 286230; H. A. Weymann & son,
ine., Philadelphia, Pa.
LET US SING UNTO THE LoRD; hymn,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. (Jn The
Choimiy ah now G duly 1910:)
[18508
© July 1, 1910; 1 © July 9, 1910;
EH 235387; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
LET YOUR LAMP BE BURNING; hymn,
words by Mrs. E. M. M. Gates, mu-
sic by Chas. A. Squire. [18509
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EH 236347; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
LIEBE (DIE) wacuT (L’ amour veille) ;
valse lente von Carl Petzl, arr. von
St. Seidl; militirmusik. [18510
© May 1% 1910: 2 « June 4,
1910; E 234807; Meyer & Anselm,
Miinchen, Germany.
LIEBEN (Love); ged. von R. M. Rilke,
English version by Bertha Raab, mu-
sik von Henry J. Lautz. [18511
@Giigune: 295219102 «July 4,
1910; E 2385226; Leopold Schutter,
Darmstadt, Germany.
LIEBESKONKURRENZ-MARSCH; aus der
operette, Das musikanten-miidel, von
Georg Jarno; piano. [18512
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
E 235180; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
1063
Co _.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18513
Di. 2 BoB Vos
LIEBESLIED; by Henselt; piano; edited
edition. (Chappell edition, no. 18.)
[18513
Tully 12: 1910). 2 sec duly 3:
1910; E 236459; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LIEBESNOTEN; text aus Des knaben
wunderhorn, musik von Leo Blech,
op. 19. (Drei lieder, no. 3.) [18514
© July 1, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
E 235172; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
LIFE IS A MERRY GO ROUND; from
Girlies, lyric by John L. Golden, mu-
sic by Benj. Hapgood Burt. [18515
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236187; J. H. Remick & co., New
Mork. JN:
LIFE’S GLORIOUS ANTHEM; words by E.
Teschemacher, music by Kenneth
Rae. No. 1 in B flat. [18516
() June 20) 1910752. June 22,
1910; E 233964; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
LIFE’S HOPE; words and music by K.
F. Leith. St. Louis, Thiebes Stierlin
music co. [18517
©x.dune. 18, 1910. 2c. June 22:
1910; E 2385521; Kate Flateau Leith,
St. Louis, Mo.
LIFE’S HOSTEL; words by Frederic E.
Weatherly, music by Joseph L.
Roeckel. No. 1 in B flat minor. No.
2 in C minor, original key.
[18518, 18519
© July 2, 1910; 2 ec each July 2,
1910; E 236160, 236161; Ascherberg,
Hopwocd & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
LILLIE DEAR; words by Ed. Mack, mu-
sic by B. Downing. [18520
© 1. ec. July 5, 1910; BH 235285:
Bennett Downing, jr., Brooklyn,
Dent.
LILT (A) OF TEARS; verse by M. Q.,
music by Lady Garioch. [18521
©) duly 12,) 1910; 9.°@.) Fuly: 12}
1910; E 2385466; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LISTEN TO THE DING DONG BELL; words
and music by J. W. Connelly. [18522
© 1c. July 16, 1910; E 235548:
Jack W. Connelly, Chelsea, Mass.
Liszt (FRANZ) Campanella (La);
piano, edited edition, no. 18. [18523
© July 19, 1910; 2 ec. July 20,
1910; E 236674; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Liszt (FRANz)—Continued.
Rhapsodie hongroise, no. 2; piano,
edited edition, no. 19. [18524
© July 19, 1910; 2 «@ July 20,
1910; E 236675; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Litany: To THE Hoty SPIRIT; quar:
tet and chorus from Noble numbers,
words by Robert Herrick, music by
H. Walford Davies, mixed voices,
contralto solo. (Octavo anthems,
no. 980.) [18525
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910;
E 236375; Novello & co., ltd., Lon- |
don, England.
LITTLE BILLIE BUTTERCUP; words by
Kennedy Russell, music by Robert
Darke. [18526
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
E 235455; Leonard & co., London,
England.
LITTLE BROOK ; by Eva Lonsdale; piano-
forte. (Four characteristic pieces,
no... 3:) . AD3S2359; [18527
© June 30, 1910; 2 ce. July 1, 1910;
E 2385245; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
LITTLE CHILDREN CAN BE TRUE; words
by F. E. Hill, musie by Mrs. F. E.
Hill. [18528
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
EK 236342; F. EH. & Mrso 8) Eel,
Los Angeles, Cal.
LITTLE (THE) COUNTRY MAID; words
and music by E. L. Sexton. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18529
© July 15, 19102. 2 cael
1910; BE 236522; E. L. Sexton, Silver
Bay, New.
LITTLE (A) CRADLE SONG; by Florence
Newell Barbour. (Two little piano
pieces, no. 2.) [18530
© July 18, 1910;.2: ec) aule IG;
1910; BE 235553; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LITTLE DANCING GIRL; valse petite, by
G. V. Bandelow, op. 1; piano. New
York, Christian Schifer. [18531
© June 15, 1910; 2 cause 20;
1910; E 233831; Geo. F. Bandelow,
New York, N. Y.
LITTLE FEET; words by Julia B. Cady,
music by H. Jones. London, Weekes
& co. [18532
© June 20, 1910; 2 e2duly 4,
1910; E 236238; Hirwen Jones, Lon-
don, England.
1064
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug.. 1910
LITTLE FLOWER GATHERERS; by Sidney
Steinheimer, op. 36: piano. (In
spring, no. 1.) [18533
meeamy tf 1910: 2 c. July 11,
1910; E 236410; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LITTLE GIRLIE MINE: written and com-
posed by Penyston Miles. [18534
eirimiy 21. 1910: 2 c. July 21,
1910; EK 285599; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
LITTLE GYPSY GIRL; danse espagnole,
by Eduard Holst: piano. [18535
©) June 27, 1910; 2 ¢. June 29,
1910; E 235118; M. Witmark & sons,
mew rGrk, N. Y.
Littiz MousmME; words: by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Cuthbert Clarke.
[18536
dite to 19910: 2 ¢. Suly 12,
1910; E 285464; John Church ©co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
LITTLE (THE) PAST: a cycle of eight
songs of child life, words by Jose-
phine Preston, music by Wm. Spen-
cer Johnson. [18537
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236297; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
LITTLE SHOES; Breton song, words by
Will Ransom, music by Alicia Adé-
laide Needham. [18538
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236244; Boosey & co., London,
England.
LITTLE SILVER MOON; words and mu-
sic by C. Clair Sammons. [18539
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 23513838; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N:. -¥.
LITTLE STAR WON’T YOU TWINKLE;
lyrics by Tell Taylor, melody by C.
L. Johnson. [18540
© June 26, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 236232; Chas. L. Johnson &
co., Kansas City, Mo.
LITTLE THINGS; words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
10.) [18541
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235274; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
LL’UOMMENE MUSCIE; versi di T. Fer-
razzano, musica di Paolo Bolognese ;
canto e mandolino. [18542
© June 18, 1910; 2c. June, 25,
1910; E 234963; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
18552
LO, MY HEART IT SINGS; words by
Ethel Maud Tomlinson, music by
Wm. Caven Barron. [18543
©, June; 225 1910 2 c. June 23;
1910; E 234900: M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
LOCATELLI (PiETRO) Sonate 4 tre, G
dur; bearbeitet von Alfred Moffat;
zwei violinen und pianoforte, mit
violoncell ad lib. (Meisterschule,
no. 22.) [18544
© July 13,1910; 2 c. July 13, 1910;
EK 236509; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
LocH Lomonpb; traditional Scottish
melody, arr. by Edwin Franko Gold-
man; cornet and piano. [18545
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 286008; Carl Fischer; New
York; Ne-y.
LogicaAL (THE) POINT; words by L. H.
Willie, music by Harry Weston. New
Orleans, L. Grunewald co., ltd.
[18546:
© June 29, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
Ee 285297; Lucetta Hudson Willie,
New Orleans, La.
LOINTAIN BONHEUR; valse lente, pa-
roles de Pierre d’Amor, musique de
René Rabey. 1. Chant et piano. 2.
Piano seul. [18547, 18548
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. each June 20,
1910; BE 235477, 235478; Marcel Ju-
made, Paris, France.
LONESOME LADY; words and music by
Branen and Lange. [18549:
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EK 236302; Jeff T. Branen music pub.
eo., New York, N. Y.
LOOK ME OVER CAREFULLY, AND TELL ME
WILL I po; lyric by Will D. Cobb,
musie by G. Edwards. [18550
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 235470; Gus Edwards, inc., New
York, N. Y.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS; words by John
T. Boddy, music by S. D. Kinne.
[18551
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
FE 286324; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
LorD, I HAVE LOVED THE PLACE OF THY
HOUSE; music by W. H. William-
son. 4to. (Parish choir, no. 1424.)
[18552
© July 8,1910; 2 ¢. July 12, 1910;
BH 235438: Charles L. Hutchins,
Concord, Mass.
1065
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18553
Lorp (THE) IS IN HIS TEMPLE; re-
Sponse, music by Ira B. Williams.
[18553
©) June 27, 1910--2 c Jmly 1.
1910; E 235844; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Lorp (THE) IS MY LIGHT; words from
Psalm 27, music by F. Flaxington,
Harker, op. 49 no. 3; high in D
flat. [18554
© duly 13;°1910;''2. "ec July 14,
1910; E 2385514; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Lorp (THE) IS My SHEPHERD; hymn,
music by Karl K. Lorenz. S8vo.
[18555
@yjune, 21910: .2).e, 2d nly: 1;
1910; E 2853845; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
— words by James Montgomery,
music by Arthur W. Nelson. (In
Phe Choir, y. 11; no. .7,, July, 1910.)
[18556
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235388; Fillmore bros. ¢o., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
(Herren er min Hyrde); words
from Psalm 238, music by J. Rode-
Jacobsen, op. 8; mixed voices. Chi-
cago, Northern book and music co.
(Northern ed. of oct. music, no.
46. ) [18557
@i Sune.-4," 1910-7 2c Sune 4,
1910; E 286170; J Rode-Jacobsen,
Chicago, III.
LORD OF THE HARVEST; anthem for har-
vest festivals, words by J. H. Gur-
ney, music by Arthur Berridge. 4to.
[18558
©. dune 2351910; 2 ies sally: 1,
1910; E 236287; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
Lorp (THE) OUR GOD HATH BLESSED
us; harvest anthem, music by C.
Simper; mixed voices. 4to. [18559
@. june. 30,9 1910; 2 -e. July, 7,
1910; E 2853862; Caleb Simper,
Barnstaple, England.
Lorp’s (THE) prayer; set to music by
J. Fletcher; quartette or chorus.
4to. [18560
© June 18, 1910; 2 c June 13,
1910; E 283612; Joseph Fletcher,
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
LORELEY; by Seeling; piano; edited
edition. (Chappell edition, no. 11.)
[18561
© July 12, 1910; 2 ec: July 18,
1910; E 236455; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
1066
pt. 11, n.'s., v. 5
Love. See Grieg (EH. H.)
LOVE AIN’T LIKING, LIKING AIN’T LOVE;
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
Charlotte Blake. [18562
©. July 18, 1910; 2eenealy 9:
1910; E 285570; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE DANCE; intermezzo from Madame
Sherry, by Karl Hoschna, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orch. [18568
© June 24, 1910; 2 « June 25,
1910; E 234955; M. Witmark & sons,
NeW oY ork, Neg
— intro: Every little movement, from
Madame Sherry, by Karl Hoschua,
arr. by W. C. O’ Hare; band. Ato.
[18564
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
E 235327; M. Witmark & sons, New
York NN: Ys:
LOVE KEEPS THE WHOLE WORLD YOUNG;
lyric by Saul M. Aronson, music by
Will. L. Becker. [18565
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 2385119; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—_—by Will L. Becker; vocal orches-
traticn, in-B flat. 4to. [18566
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
EH 2355382; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Nowy,
LOVE ME DEARLY; waltz ballad, words
by J. H. Hughes, musie by Fred C.
Cummins. [18567
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. July 2, 1910;
E 285472; Jos. H. Hughes publishing
co., Saginaw, Mich.
LOVE ME FOR A MINUTE; words by W. D.
Easton, music by L. F. Thomas. 4to.
[18568
© 1c. June 30, 1910; E 236142;
Wm. David Easton & Linneaus
Fonda Thomas, Norristown, Pa.
LOVE ME LOVE MY DOG; words and
music by H. Lee, op. 49. [18569
© June 21, 1910: 2 c.° June 2s,
1910; E 2385005; Henry Lee, New
Haven, Conn.
LOVE ME WITH A TIGER LOVE; words by
Addison Burkhardt, music by W. M.
Cook. [18570
© June 23, 1910; 2 «. June 23,
1910; E 234885; Will Marion Cook,
New York, N. Y.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18589
LOVE SCENE; from The pagoda of
flowers, Burmese story in song,
written by Frederick John Fraser,
set to music by Amy Woodforde-
Finden. fis571.
© July 7, 1909; 2 c July 8, 1909;
D 186738; Boosey & co., London, Eng-
land.
LovE (A) THAT CAN NEVER BE TOLD;'
words by Mary Richardson. music
by Rob’t K. Belden. [18572
daly 7, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910:
E 235403; Carl Hoffman music co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
LovE (THE) THAT I BEAR FOR YOU;
words and music by George Ross.
[18573
jaune 25. 1910: 2 c.. June 23,
1910; E 234890; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
LOVELAND WALTZ; by A. Shaeffer;
guitar solo. [18574
‘ie done 14, 1910: 2c. June 15,
1910; E 2383720; Arling Schaeffer,
Fond du Lac, Wis.
LOVELIGHT WALTZES (Lumiére d’amour
valse); by A. Mercille; piano.
[18575
© July 4, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236199; Delmar music co., Mon-
treal, Canada.
LOVER DAYS; words and music by J.
Eoward Allen’ New York,: F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [18576
(Oaeume 27, 1910: 2 ec. . June 27,
1910; E 2385036; J. Howard Allen,
Dallas, Tex.
LOVE’S BARCAROLLE; quartet, words
by Alice A. Dale, music by Alfred
G. Wathall; women’s voices. 4to.
[LS577.
@piniy (>, 1910: 2 ec. July 11,
1910; E 236397; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LOVE’S EVENTIDE; words by M. Lilly
Thomas, music by Gordon Temple;
song with violin obb., in B flat.
[18578
@ejime. 22) 1910; 2,e. June 24,
1910; E 233998; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
LOVE’S FLOWERS SHALL BLOOM; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by
Ira Bishop Wilson; high voice.
: [18579
©. June: 22, 1910; 2 e. June 22,
1910; EH 2838933; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LOVE’S FLOWERS SHALL BLOOM—Con.
—— low voice. [18580
©) June 22) 1910" 2c vane 22
1910; E 233934; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lovie JOE; words by Will Marion
Cook, music by Joe Jordan. [18581
© July 5, 1910; 2 e. July 5, 1910:
EK 235290; Harry Von Tilzer. music
pub. \co:,, New York, N.Y.
LULLABY; by Bernard Johnson.
Svo.
obl.
(The organ loft, book 67, no.
2038. ) [18582
© June. 17), 19102) cacduily 10,
1910; E 286488; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London, England.
—— words by Emeline Wing, music by
R. G. Tenaglia. [18583
©1ec. July 9, 1910; E 235400; J.
Rice Chandler, Hackettstown, N. J.
LULLA-BYE (THE) SHIP; words and
music by R. A. A. Chase. [18584
Orpune 27, A910 2 eh Muly els,
1910; E 236473; R. A. A. Chase, Ros-
well, N. Mex.
MA’ PETITE “ETOILE: (My little star);
nocturne par Vincenzo Billi; piano.
[18585
© ‘June 22, 1910; 2 e@ July 18,
1910; H 236647; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan, Italy.
MacDowELL (EDWARD ALEXANDER) A.
D. 1620; words by Hermann Hage-
Gorm; Op. 55,.NON io, Altay Dyn Cay De
Clifton; mixed voices. 4to. [18586
© June’ 30; 19102 e. June 30,
1910; H 286146; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
From an Indian lodge; words by
Hermann Hagedorn,music by HE. Mac-
Dowell, op. 51, no. 5, arr. by C. D.
Clifton; mixed voices. 4to. [18587
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. June 30,
1910; E 236145; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Indian idyl; words by Hermann
Hagedorn, music by BH. A. MacDowell,
op. 62, no. 6, arr. by C. D. Clifton.
[18588
©} duly 1s yAO1Oe 2 ce July: 13,
1910; BH 235604; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MADAME ButTTERFLY. See Puccini (G.)
Mur. Mpizzo; versi di <A. Caputo,
musica di F. Ciniglio; canto e man-
dolino. [18589
©, June 23, .1910;.2 ¢. June 26,
1910; E 234964; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
1067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18590
MADAME SHERRY; barn dance or schot-
tische, by Karl Hoschna, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orch. 4to. [18590
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235103; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— march. two-step, by Karl Hosch-
na, arr. by W.> Cc, O Hare: .oreh:;
4to. [18591
© -fune, 27. 1910; 2. ¢ June 29;
1910; E 235104; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
selection, by Karl Hoschna, arr.
by W. C. O’Hare; orch. [18592
@ June 24, 19102 2 °c. June 2,
1910; E 234956; M. Witmark & sons,
New-York, N.-Y.
waltzes, by Karl L. Hoschna, arr.
by J. E. Andino; piano. [18593
© June 24, 1910;.2 c. June 25,
1910; E 284947; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
MARCHEN; stimmungsbild von Rich-
ard Stohr; klavier. [18594
May, 20) 1910 ;52.c, June’ 4,
1910; E 234294; P. Pabst, Leipzig,
Germany.
MAGIC MIRROR; waltzes, by F. H.
Losey, op. 255; piano. [18595
ry Tuly “1 1910.22) .e8 ully, 12,
1910; E 235437; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Macic (THE) sone (Das zauberlied) ;
von Erik Meyer-Helmund, arr. by
Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet and
piano. [18596
@> June 22) 1910; 2c) June 28;
1910; E 236003; Carl Fischer, New
More IN. Ye
MAGYAR DANCE; by Pierre Renard;
piano. (From foreign lands, no.
4.) [18597
© Ime 22 1910; 2. June: 22:
1910; E 233932; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MALY MYSLIVECEK [und] JAK SE TEN
MESICEK; pochod s textem slozil A.
Hermann; militirmusik. obl.
24mo. (Harmonie M. U. no. 47.)
[18598
© June 27/1910: 2) ec. Fuly- 9;
1910; E 235405; Mojmir Urbaéanek,
Prague, Austria.
MAMMA TOIA HA DA SAPE; versi di
Arturo Matacea, musica del M?°®
Carlo Fiore; canto e mandolino.
New York, G. Malchiodi. [18599
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
BK 235155: Arturo Matacea, New
Monmke INN,
pt. na, nes, Ve
MANETYE-MANON; paroles de Louis
Bénech, musique de Léo Daniderff.
[18600
© June 28, 1910; 2°. dune) 27,
1910; E 2385085; L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
Mano (LA); entremés comico lirico;
letra de D. L. Paris y Dia ealines.
musica del mtro: R. Calleja; piano.
[18601
© July 15, 19095. 2) ce sully. 16;
1909; D 18676; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid, Spain.
MANON CHERIE; canzonetta par
Georges Picquet; piano. [18602
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 235073; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
MANXLAND; words by Mabei Davis,
music by J. Clark. [18603
© May 24, 1910; 2 c June 23,
1910; E 234925; James Clark, Man-
chester, England.
Marcu oF ZIon’s Kine; hymn, words
and music by C. P. Jones. [18604
© July 7, 19102 2 ¢ Sukyee, 1910"
IK 236358; C. P. Jones, Jackson,
Miss.
MARCHAND (LE) DE SABLE QUI PASSE;
conte lyrique en un acte et en vers,
musique de scéne d’Albert Roussel ;
réduction pour piano. [18605
© July 12; 1910: 2vesauly” G,
1910; E 236265; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
MarcHe A NINON; ovU, AH, NINON,
Ninon; paroles de F. L. Bénech et
E. Ronn, musique de Léo Daniderff.
[18666
© July 12, 19103 Zeiss
1910; E 236422; L. Bénech, Paris,’
France.
MARCHE BURLESQUE; par Ernest Gil-
let; piano. [18607
© July 1, 1910; 2 ce. July 2, 1910;
E 236149; Enoch & co. Paris,
France.
MARCHE DE TRIOMPHE; de M. Patrice;
piano. [18608
© June 15, 1910; 2 e July 21,
1910; E 285595;
Paris, France.
MarcHE RoMAINE; par O. Vargues,
arr. par Emile Tavan; orchestre,
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [18609
© July 23, 1910; 2 e July 18,
1910; E 236638; Vargues, Paris,
France.
1068
a
Maurice Patrice,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18628
MARCHES ET REFRAINS DE L’ARMEE FRAN-
CAISE, DE Lours XIV. A NaAPporion
1°; transecrits et arrangés par
Gabriel Parés. 1. Musique mili-
taire. 4to. 2. Piano.
[18610, 18611
© July 23. 1910; 2 c each July 18,
1910; E 236635, 236636; Gabriel
Parés, Paris, France.
MarcuHestr (8. C.) Twenty vocalises,
wees Moslish text by J. C. D.
Parker, revised by Josef Frantz;
soprano or tenor. [18612
© June 28, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910:
FE 235158; White-Smith mus. pub. co.,
Boston, Mass.
THE LITTLE FRENCH
LAUNDRESS; written and composed
by Mellor, Lawrance and Gifford.
(Feldman’s 6d edition, no. 345.)
[18613
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235379; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
Marie LOUISE,
MARINE-MARSCH (March of the navy) ;
von Franz von Blon, op. 102; kla-
vier. [18614
(ee May ot, 1910: 2c. June: 28,
1910; E 236097; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
MaArsz SprewakKow: stowa S. Zahaj-
kiewicza, muzyka Antoniego Mal-
lek; na chor czteroglosowy mieszany
i fortepiau. 4to. [18615
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910;
E 236369; Anthony Mallek, Chicago,
Fit
Mary; danza por Roberto D. Zarate;
piano. México, Enrique Munguia.
[18616
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
EK 236106; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N. -Y.
MARY, MOTHER; words by Rose Trum-
bull, music by George Chapman;
women’s voices. 4to. (Choruses,
glees and part-songs, no. 2362.)
[18617
© July 11, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910;
E 236407; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Chanson désespérée; poésie de Ed-
mond Teulet. no. 1, baryton ou
mezzo-soprano. [18618
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 286269; Heugel & cie., Paris
France.
MASSENET (JULES Ewing Frtptric)—
Continued.
Sérénade du passant; transcrip-
tion par Jules Cottin; mandoline et
piano. [18619
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 256268; Heugel & cie, Paris,
France.
MATINEE (LA); rondo by J. L. Dus-
sek, edited and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; piano. [18620
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 15,
1910; E 283731; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MAURESQUE (EL); oriental caprice, by
Rollinson-Bernier. (Concert edition
for orchestra, no. 432.) [18621
© June 18, 1910: 2°c June 29,
1910; E 235139; Oliver Ditson co..,.
Boston, Mass.
MAYTIME; song by B. F. McKeon;
middle voice. [18622
© June ™ 24, 19102 2° ¢ sune 24.
1910; E 233976; B. F. McKeon, As-
tonia, IN. Y:.
MazurKA; by Rudolf Friml, op. 68;
piano. [18623
G) June: 30;21910), 2. ex July 1,
1910; E 2385168; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
MAZURKA DE CONCERT; by ©. J. Grey;
piano. [18624
© June’ 22. 1916-2 ce) June 22,
1910; E 233939; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MEEK AND LOWLY SAVIOUR; words and
music by Sarah L. Squire. [18625
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
E 236317; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
MEET ME WHERE THE LANTERNS GLOW ;
from A trip to Japan, by Manuel
Klein, arr. by L. D. Richards. 1. Fe-
male voices. 2. Male voices. 4to.
(Excellent quartette arrangements
nos. 492 and 493.) [18626, 18627
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. each July 11,
1910; E 236393—236394; M. Witmark
& sons, New York, N. Y.
MEIN LIED AM RHEIN; ged. von Fritz
Carl Ferber, musik von Fr. Krasin-
sky, op. 112; minnerchor. Partitur.
[18628
GMa Vit | 1910* 2. co. duly), 26,
1910; E 235548; Johannes Forster,
Dresden, Germany.
1069
54677—_10—_—_4
SETTLE en aden Pe
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18629
pt. Tans. wa
MEINE LUST IST LEBEN; ernster geSang,
ged. von Peter Rosegger, musik von
Ferdinand Thieriot, op. 91; alto solo,
gemischter chor und orgel. Partitur.
[18629
© May (20; 1910); <2. ex dune” 4,
1910; E 284295; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
MEISTERSINGER (Diz) See Wagner (R.)
MELANCOLIE; von Emil Kronke, op.
62. (Klavierstticke no. 2.) [186380
On auney 14, 9103 2 ven dilye at,
1910; E 235215; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
MELODY FROM THE OPERA ORFEO. -See
Gluck (C. W. von)
Metovy In F. _See Rubinstein (A. G.)
Memories; duet, words by Rutland
Barrington, music by Theo. Wendt.
[186381
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
EH 235251; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
MEN oF OnTI0; words by Curtis Sohl
and F. A. Cornell, music by R. A.
Hauer. S8vo. (in The Ohio state
university quarterly, vy. 1, no. 38.)
[18632
©edjune a0) 1910- tees June v3:
1910; E 233614; Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wic FELIx) Compositions for the or-
gan; Three preludes and fugues, op.
37; [and] Six sonatas, op. 65; edited
and revised by Edwin H. Lemare.
(Library of musical classics, vol.
976. ) [18633
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
EK 235171; G. Schirmer, ine., New
Work, N.. ¥:
MENUET; adaptation musicale, sur une
poésie de Francois Coppée, musique
de Francis Thomé; piano avec violon
ad lib. [18634
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce. June 20,
1910; E 2385486; Thomé, Paris,
France.
by Paul Ambroise; piano. [18635
© June 22, 1910; 2 c@ June 24,
1910; EH 2338992; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
MENUET DE CONCERT; par Herbert
Fryer, op. 10; piano. [18636
© June 28, 1910; 2 c June 20,
1910; E 235483; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
1070
MERKEL (GuSsTAV) Sonaten fiir orgel;
neu herausgegeben von A. W. Pol-
litt. No. 2, op. 42, in G minor.
[18687
© June 4, 1910; 2 c« June 28,
1910; E 2386112; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
No. 4, op. 115 in EF minor.
No. 5, op. 118, in: Dimmer No: G3
op. 1837 in EH minor. No. 7, op. 140,
in A minor. No. 8, op. 178, B minor.
No. 9, op. 183, C minor.
[18638-18643
© June 4, 1910; 2 c. each June 28,
1910; E 236087—236092; J. Rieter-
Biedermann, Leipzig, Germany.
MÐODE COMPLETE DE TROMBONE A
COULISSE TENOR; par Gaston Flan-
drin. 1°** partie: [18644
© June 28, 19102 2c shone 20:
1910; KE 235488; Ad. Dubois, Paris,
France.
MICHEL MIT DER LANZE; ged. von O. J.
Bierbaum, musik yon Anna Cramer,
op. 4, edited by Otto Taubmann.
(Sechs lieder, no. 3.) [18645
© May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 2343501; Adolph Ftirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
MICHIGAN FIELD SONG; words by Ly- |
man Lloyd Bryson, music by Roy |
Dickinson Welch. [18646 |
© June 20, 1910°°2) e@ June 23 |
1910; E 234884; Alumni assn. of the
Uniy. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mipst POPLAR AND PINE; words and |
music by W. L. Rappey. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. eo. [18647
© June 27, 1910:) 2%e tune, 27
1910; H 235039; W. L. Rappey, Seat-
tle, Wash.
MIGNONETTE; words by Lettice B. Hay
Shaw, music by H. A. Harding.
[18648
© July 12,: 1910: Qrewe alae:
1910; E 285467; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MILITARY (THE) DIP; by Wm. Harris
O’Farrell; piano. [18649
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 13,
1910; E 2383610; O’Farrell bros.,
Quincy, Ill.
MILITARY GLIDE; in Up and down |
Broadway, words by William Je-
rome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[18650 |
© July 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 6, 1910;
E 286186; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, (IN. ¥.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 381-384, Aug., 1910
18668
Mrzirary (THE) MAIDS;
J. L. McManus; piano. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18651
mosary 15, 1910; 2-¢. “July 15,
1910; E 286516; John L. McManus,
Peabody, Mass.
march, by
MILLIONAIRE’S (THE) PIPE-DREAM; a
musical drama in one act and three
scenes, book and lyrics by Walter
J. Fried, music by Chas. F. Posty.
Typewritten libretto with ms. music.
[18652
© 1c. June 28, 1910; D 18653;
Chas. F. Posty, Streator, Ill.
MILLIONS (LES) D’ARLEQUIN; Séré-
nade tirée du ballet, musique de
Richard Drigo, transcription facile;
pour piano. [18653
© May 21, 1910; 2 c« June 4,
1910; EH 234808; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
MIRANDA (Luis R.) Impromtu; op.
10; danza; piano. [18654
© gune 44, 1910: 2 c. -June 18,
1910; E 233605; Gonzales Padin
Hnos, San Juan, P. R.
Mirror (THE) OF YOUR EYES; written
and composed by Stanley J. Da-
merell, Harry Lane and John Neat.
: [18655
ey some 14° 1910; .2 ce. July) 15,
1910; E 236551; B. Feldman & ©co.,
London, England.
Miss CoQuETTE; waltzes, by Charlotte
Blake; piano. [18656
ie duly 45. .1910: 2 c: July 9,
1910; EH 235568; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Miss Loiyrpor; words by Fred W.
Leigh, music by Henry E. Pether.
[18657
© June 28, 1910; 2 ¢ June’ 28,
1910; H 236059; Francis Day &
Hunter, London, England.
MISSA DE ANGELIS; adapted from the
version in the Solesmes gradual,
with an ace. by Basil Harwood;
organ. 4to. (Parish choir book.
no. 835.) [18658
© June 22, 1910; 2 ce. June 23,
1910; E 284909; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Missovur1; words and music by C. F.
Stayner. [18659
© 1c July 19, 1910; BH 235575;
Charles Frederick Stayner, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Mr. Moon; words and music by Sarah
E. Belt. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [18660
Or suly 1s Toon 2) ee sully Ss:
1910; E 236468; Sarah E. Belt,
Washington, D. C.
MIstER Possum; words by Sam I.
Osmond, music by J. B. Cass. Cin-
cinnati, Old glory pub. co. [18661
© June 28, 1910; 2 ¢ June 27,
1910; E 235049; Sam I. Osmond,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Mr. Rooster; characteristic march
two-step, by J. Bodewalt Lampe;
piano. [18662
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
EK 236255; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
MiT DEM EDELWEISS; fanfarenmarsch
von Anton) Kutschera, .op. 32.7) 1:
Salon - orchester. 2. Schrammel-
quartett. [18663, 18664
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. each July
18 1910; E 236661, 286662; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
Mir prr (With thee); ged. von Chris-
tian Morgenstern, English version
by Edward Oxenford, musik von
Felix Weingartner, op. 48. (Sechs
lieder, no. 1.) [18665
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236191; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Norks) IN. Yi:
Mois (LES) ET LES SAISONS; berceuse,
paroles de EH. Dernay, musique de
EK. Raymond De Béhault; piano avec
violon ad lib. [18666
Oily td 2 TOO 2c. -dinlye dee
1910; E 236423; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
Moitity MAaALLoy; words and music by
Mrs. H. S. Marqua. New York, F.
B. Haviland pub. co. [18667
© June: 22,1910; 2 @ June 22,
1910; E 233928; Mrs. Helen S.
Marqua, Morgantown, W. Va.
valse noble by S.
Camillo Engel; piano. [18668
©* June 18; 1910; 2 c. June 2
1910; E 286047; Carl Fischer, New
Moris. IN. ¥<
MOMENT JOYEUX;
MoMENT MUSICAL. See Schubert (EF. P.)
LOTL
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8669
MON CHER PETIT PERE EST UN COMMER-
CANT; couplets de Hans, le joueur
de fitite, acte 3, livret de Maurice
Vaucaire et Georges Mitchell, mu-
sique de Louis Ganne. Morceaux
détachés, 115340. [18669
©. July 2. 19107* 2 se, sully aces
1910; D 18683;
Milan, Italy.
G. Ricordi & co.,
Mon COEUR A DES PEINES; duo de Hans,
le joueur de fitite, acte 2, livret de
Maurice Vaucaire et Georges Mit-
chell, musique de Louis Ganne.
Morceaux détachés, 113836. [18670
©) Til 2 190.0 Zee, .Jnuly: ale,
1910: D 18686; G. Ricordi,.& .co.,
Milan, Italy.
MOoNDSTRAHLEN; walzer aus dem bal-
let-feerie, Mondweibchen, von Rich-
ard you Goldberger; grosses orches-
ter. 4to. [18671
©: June, 11, 1910 2) ¢. Juney28;
1910; EH 236121; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
MoNDWEIBCHEN; ballet-feerie in ftnf
bildern, von H. Regel, musik von
Richard von Goldberger, vollst#nd-
iger klavierauszug. [18672
© June 11, 1910s: 2c. Fune’ 28,
1910; D 18657; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
MooNLIGHT IN JUNGLELAND; jungle
dance, by Johann C. Schmidt; orch.
8vo. [18673
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
EK. 236229; H. A. Weymann & son,
ine., Philadelphia, Pa.
MooNLIGHT ON THE RIVER; barcarolle,
by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 228;
piano. [18674
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
EK 2363872; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Work, N.Y.
MooN-TALK; words and music by Gus
Kahn. [18675
©), June. 22.) 1910 :'°2 -c> June: 22.
1910; E 233940; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
More; words by Edward Clark, music
by Arthur E. Behim. [18676
Or dily 28; 191032 ex July.d8,
1910; E 236623; Harry Von ‘Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
MoRGEN, KINDER, WIRD’S WAS GEBEN;
leichte phantasien von Paul Zilcher,
op. 81; klavier. (Weibnachtszeit,
no. 1.) [18677
© June 18, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235414; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
pt. II, n.s., v.5
MorGENS SEND’ ICH DIR DIE VEILCHEN;
ged. von H. Heine, musik von Hrik
Meyer-Helmund, op. 61, no. 2. 1.
Hoch. 2. Tief. (Ausgewihlte lieder
mit klavier, no. 13) [18678, 18679
© June 14, 1910; 2 e. each June
24, 1910; E 236078, 236074; Rob.
Forberg, Leipzig, Germany.
Mornine (A) sone; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, op. 31; pf. Boston, Arthur
P. Schmidt. (A garden of melodies,
no. 1.) [18680
© Feb. 7,-1910; 2 c. July 15, 1910;
K 236537; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
London, W., England.
MornNiNnNG (THE) TUB; words and music
by J. Frise. 4to. (Unison songs, no.
27105.) [18681
© July 19,) 1910>) 2) ce duis 16;
1910; E 2865638; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
Most POPULAR SELECTIONS FOR THE COR-
NET AND PIANO; selected and arr. by
Paris Chambers. 4to. [18682
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; A 267121; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
Moszkowski- (Moritz) Spanish
dance, no. 1, op. 12; “ares by Wm.
Heald; clarinet and piano. [18683
© June 18, 1910 27 ee une 2s:
1910; E 286007; Carl Fuseher, New
Yorks Ne ae
no. 2, Op. 12.3.0 Ge obee veins
Heald; clarinet and piano. {18684
©: June 16, 1910; 2. cy odume 23;
1910; E 236034; Carl Fischer, New
York NAY,
no. 2: arr. by R. E. Hildreth ;
orchestra. 4to. [18685
© June 25, 1910): 2 EG) Jose 27,
1910; E 235025; Walter Jacobs, Bos
ton, Mass.
MorTHER GOOSE’S CHILDREN ; words by
Alice A. Dale, music by Alfred G.
Wathall. [18686
© June 20, 1910: 2 ef Aumerzs,
1910; E 234919; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MoTHER IS CALLING; words by William
L. Osborne, music by Harry Hoyt.
[18687
©. July 12; 19105, 2 eG aa,
1910; E 235448; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
1072
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18705
MOTHER’S STILL WAITING FOR YOU;
words and music by C. EH. Cady.
Denver, Colo., Tolbert R. Ingram
music ¢o. [18688
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233849; Charles Earl Cady,
Laramie, Wyo.
Moto PERPETUO. See Paganini (N.)
Mr. CARMEL; march by J. J. Bartholme,
arr. by J. W. Steele; band. 4to.
[18689
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. July 2, 1910;
E 236177; James W. Steele, Pine Vil-
lage, Ind.
MOUNTAIN (A) BREEZE; idyl, by W.
Baxter Keyt, arr. by EH. A. Bos-
worth; band. 4to. [18690
fen dune 18. 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; EH 235057; J. W. York & sons,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
e
MOUNTAIN MEADOW WALTZES; by R. R.
Mullins; piano. [18691
er ise July 15, 1910; 236524;
Richard R. Mullins, Thermopolis,
Wyo.
MovING THE PIANO; humorous song,
words and music by Fred Rome.
[18692
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235292; Reynolds & co., London,
England.
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS) Ro-
mance from Second concerto; arr.
by Wim. Heald; clarinet and piano.
[18693
i sone 22, 1910; 2 c..June; 28,
1910; E 234991; Carl Fischer, New
Mork N.~ Y.
MURTHENBLATTER; walzer, von Louis
Berner, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kindertranscriptionen, no.
13.) [18694
ie hime 14) 1910; 2 ¢. July: 4,
1910; E 235201; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
Music-Box; by Rudolf Friml, op. 69;
piano. [18695
eeoune 30,1910; 2¢. July 1,
1910; E 235169; G Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Musik (DIE£)
kameraden.
KOMMT., See Unter
MUSIKANTENMADEL (Das);
in 8 akten, von Bernhard Buchbin-
der, musik von Georg Jarno. 1.
Klavierauszug mit unterlegtem text.
2. VoUstindiger klavierauszug mit
text. [18696, 18697
© June 18, 1910; 2 each July 1,
1910; D 18659, 18660; Julius Feuch-
tinger, Stuttgart, Germany.
operette
intermezzo aus der operette von
Georg Jarno; klavier. [18698
© June, 13,1910; 2 eo \ dubye a:
1910; E 235181; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
MUTTERING HRI : characteristic
march, by F. H. Losey, op. 298;
band. 4to. [18699
© June 7,1 1910 3"2"e. June 28,
1910; EH 236039; Carl Fischer, New
York, No’ Y.
My BLOOD IS FoR YoU; words by Louise
Watson, music by Sarah L. Squire.
[18700
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EF 236314; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
My BUNGALOW IN BOND STREET; words
by George Arthurs, music by T. C.
Sterndale Bennett. [18701
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236220; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London, England.
My CoLorADO HOME; words and music
by Charles A. Swift, arr. by A. S.
Lohman. [18702
© May 24, 1910; 2.c. July 5, 1910;
EE 235542; Charles A. Swift, Denver,
Colo.
words and music by Josephine
Cavanaugh. [18703
© June 27, 1910; 2 c« June 30,
1910; E 236183; Mrs. Josephine
Cavanaugh, Rawhide, Nev.
words
New
My DEAR OLD ENGLAND HOME;
and music by F. Bartlett.
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18704
© June 28, 1910; 2 c June 28,
1910; E 236067; Floyd Bartlett,
Norway, Kans.
My DREAM MAID OF HRIN ISLE; words
and music by Bessie Wynn. [18705
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910;
BH 236388; M. Witmark & sons, New
¥Yorls, Nw ¥.
1073
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18706
pti TERNS Vio
MY DREAM OF THE UNION JACK; words
by Leonard Chick and Chas. Roth,
music by Ted Snyder. [18706
© June 16, 1910" 2) co tuly As:
1910; E 285586; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
My HEcyPTiAN MAID; words by David
Wolff, music by Arthur Weinberg.
[18707
©) dune 22) 1910; 2re eiune, 22;
1910; E 283942; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
My EVER-GONE SCHOOL DAYS; words by
Nellie Crane, music by F. H. French.
[18708
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 286080; Frank Harold
French, Kansas City, Mo.
My FRIEND; words and music by Thoro
Harris. [18709
© May 9, 1910; 2c. June 20, 1910;
H 283859; Lucy Rider Meyer, Chi-
eago, Ill.
My HUSBAND’S GOING TO LEAVE ME, BUT
THE BOARDER’S GOING TO STAY; words
and music by F. C. Lind. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18710
© June 28, 1910; 2 c June 28,
1010 = 3 23600 shred. (©. hind,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
My KEEPER; hymn, words and music
by Sarah L. Squire. [18711
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EH 236354; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
My LITTLE JUNGLE MAID; words by
Henry S. Creamer and Charles A.
Parker, music by Wm. H. Farrell.
New York, Gotham-Attucks music
co. [18712
© May 26, 1910; 2 ec. June 14,
1910; E 234867; R. C. McPherson,
New York, N. Y.
My LOVE IS DARK; words by Oliver Go-
garty, music by Herbert Hughes.
No inp, [18713
© uly 10) 1909; 2 eG, ‘July. 12:
1909; D 18675; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
My LOVE IS LIKE A SIMPLE PRAYER;
lyric by Perley A. Child, music by
Fleta Jan Brown. [18714
©jstily 9, AOS 246 \ahuly 1,
1910; HE 236389; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
My LOVE’s AN ARBUTUS; old Irish mel-
ody, arr. by Edwin Franko Goldman;
cornet and piano. [18715
© June 14, 1910; 2 ce. June 28,
1910; E 236030; Carl Fischer, New
Work, IN: Y¥-
My MAIDEN OF OLD V-A.; from The girl
and the page, words and music by
P. L. Scantling. [18716
© June 25, 1910; 2 @ June 25,
1910; E 234960; Philip L. Scantling,
Washington, D. C.
My Mary; written and composed by
Harry Brown and Max Hrard.
[18717
© July 12, 1910 ;S20ee aly a2
1910; E 235448; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
My o~tp DAKOTA HOME; words by Geo.
W. Weeks, music by Perley K.
Derry. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18718
©. July 19, 1910:"25erguly, 19;
1910; E 285582; Derry & Weeks,
Cour d’Alene, Idaho.
My OLD HOMESTEAD; words and music
by C. H.. Arrick. (NewYork, tis.
Haviland pub. co. [18719
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; EH 235035; C. H. Arrick, Wil-
kinsburg, Pa.
My oLp MISSOURI HILLS; words by
J. P. Whiteside, music by Alfred G.
Robyn. [18720
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; EH 233840; St. Louis music ¢o.,
St. Louis, Mo.
My o~p MonTANA RANCH; words and
music by Isabel M. Stewart, arr. by
Chas. Humfeld. [18721
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
EK 236470; Isabel M. Stewart, St.
Louis, Mo.
My OLD PLANTATION HOME; words and
music by H. A. Fischler. [18722
© July 11, 19105 °25cssuige te:
1910; E 235486; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
My PILoT; words by Henry Alford, mu-
sic by J. Beetham. [18723
© May 9, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 233855; Lucy Rider Meyer,
Chicago, Ill.
1074
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18742
My PRAIRIE BRIDE; song and chorus,
words and music by E. M. Swango.
Cincinnati, Queen city music co.
[18724
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235237; E. M. Swango, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
My pussy cat; valse par Etienne
Boussenot Du Clos; piano. [18725
ey 25. 1910; 2 «. July 18,
1910; E 236637; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
My REDEEMER; words by Mrs. R. B.
Young, chorus and music by Sarah
L. Squire. [18726
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236806; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
My ROSE DREAMS; words and music by
G. T. Barton. [18727
© 1c. June 20, 1910; E 235590;
Grove T. Barton, Lewiston, Ind.
MyY ROSE FROM THE GARDEN OF LOVE;
words by Jesse G. M. Glick, music
by Irving M. Wilson. [18728
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235120; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
My SPANISH QUEEN; concert waltz, by
Arling Shaeffer; guitar solo. [18729
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; E 288721; Arling Shaeffer,
Fond du Lac, Wis.
My SPUNKY KID; words by W. H.
Reese, music by H. L. Martin.
[18730
er smly 12. 1910; 2 c. July 19,
1910; HE 285563; Reese & Martin,
Elizabeth, N. J.
My SWEET IRISH QUEEN; words and
music by Adrian Emmet; ist violin
and voice. [18731
wlje, June 21; 1910: H 234879:
Adrian Emmet, New York, N. Y.
My SWEETHEART; words and music by
J. Bella. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18732
@, June 22, 1910; 2 «ce! June 22,
1910; E 233927; John Bella, George-
town, Pa.
My TIMES ARE IN THY HANDS; words
arr. by Wm. Freeman Lloyd, music
by Lucy Rider Meyer. [18733
© May 9, 1910;°2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 2386128; C. Y. Morse, Chi-
eago, Ill.
My vision ; hymn, words and music by
Sarah L. Squire. [18734
© July 7,)1910; 2c July 8, 1910:
E 236359; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
My, WHAT A FUNNY LITTLE WORLD THIS
Is; words and music by Lewis and
Bennett. [18735
© July 12; 1910:-2) ce. July 13:
1910; E 236481; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MY WIFE WILL GO TO THE SEASHORE;
words by Kathryn Prim, music by
Aug. Bohlender, op. 4. [18736
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 14, 1910;
EH 235522; Kath. Prim, Pittsburg, Pa.
MYRELLA; marche, sur la chanson My-
rella la jolie, de L. Bénech; musique
de D. Berniaux, arrangement de HE.
Gavel; piano, grand format, edition
simplifiée (ut). [18737
© Pune 728.1910) 3.2) el dune 2G
1910; EH 235086; LL. Bénech, Paris,
France.
MyYSTERES (LES) D’Isis; air de ballet,
musique de Maurice Naggiar, op. 23;
piano. [18738
Oily 223; 1910 2) see tuily, WS:
1910; E 236628; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
MYSTIC PROCESSION (Cortége mysteri-
eux) ; by Géza Horvath; piano.
[18739
© June 22.1910: 12) ¢. June: 22,
1910; EH 233938; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
"NA SERENATA ’ARRETO ’A FENZA;3 Versi
di T. Ferrazzano, musica di Paolo
Bolognese; canto e mandolino.
[18740
©) gune! (82 1910" 2" ¢. Fune 25,
1910; E 234965; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
NawHoo; words by Jesse G. M. Glick,
music by Walter Wolff. [18741
© 1c. July 19, 1910; E 235565;
Glick & Wolff, San Francisco, Cal.
NAME (DER) DES HERRN IST EIN
FESTES SCHLOSS; motette zum re-
formationsfest, musik von E. Roe-
der, op. 63; gemischter chor. 4to.
(Zwei motetten, no. 1.) [18742
© June 10, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; B 236088; Arno Spitzner’s
verlag, Oranienburg, Berlin, Ger-
many.
1075
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
187435
pt. III, D.8., v.5
NARDINI (PIETRO) Concerto in E mi-
nor; arr. for concert-use by Miska
Hauser; violin and piano. [18743
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 234989; Carl Fischer, New
Works iN: Ys
NATION’s (THE) ODE; words by S. F.
Smith, music by Ryan Rapp. (The
Riegelsville news, vol. 21, no. 438.)
[18744
©) \Fune 29) 100 al: es vetuly ast,
1910; E 236162; Ryan Rapp, Rie-
gelsville, Pa.
NATURAL GAS; rag, by O. F. Hanna;
piano. [18745
© June 14, 1910; 2 c June 13,
1910; E 253607; Oscar F. Hanna,
~vexington, Ky.
NATURE’S PRAISE; children’s day an-
them, words by Rev. S. Longfellow,
music by J. S. Fearis. 4to. (Secu-
lar quartets and choruses for mixed
Voices. ) [18746
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; EH 235100; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
eago, Ill.
Navucuty Mimi; chanson parisienne,
words and music by Raymond A.
Browne. [18747
© June 24, 1910; 2 ec. June 25,
1910; E 234946; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y. :
NEARER TO THEE; Sacred song, words
by Sarah F. Adams, music by Ar-
thur HE. Godfrey. [18748
©) July 19;°1910; 2 ¢.. July 20,
1910; E 286673; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
NERVOUS RAG; by Fay and Blackford;
piano. [18749
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 2888384; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
New Doxonocy; words by D. W.
Griffin, music by S. D. Kinne.
[18750
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 2863805; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
NEW NORMAL MUSIC CoURSE. Book 1,
by John W. Tufts and H. EK. Holt,
ed. by Leonard B. Marshall...
[and] Samuel W. Cole... New
York, Boston [ete.] Silver, Burdett
and company [1910] 144p. S8vo.
[18751
@ Taly 11,:19105 2 &! July: 12,
1910; A 268278; Silver, Burdett &
co., New York, N. Y.
New Vienna (Neu Wien) ; waltzes by
Joh. Strauss, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
band. [18752
© June 8, 1910; 2 « June 28,
1910; E 236085; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks oNi ow.
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. Ato. [18753
© June 20, 1910; 2 @ June 28,
1910; E 234987; Carl Fischer, New
York, No Ye
NIGHT-CAP SONG; words by Aliee A.
Dale, music by Alfred G. Wathall.
[18754
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; E 234922; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
NINETY AND NINE; duet, words by E. C.
Clephane, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley; soprano and alto. [18755
© June 14, 1910; 2 « June 13,
1910; E 233620; Fillmore bros. ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
NIX, ON THE GLOW-WoRM LENA; intro:
Poor Broadway, medley march and
two-step, by Ballard MacDonald and
Harry Carroll, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; orchestra. 4to. [18756
© July 15, 1910; 2) ca tuby 4G,
1910; E 285556; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
See Chopin (F. F.)
Alfredo
NOCTURNE.
NoN DIRMI PIU; parole di
Catapano, musica di Gennaro
Napoli, op. 24. No. 113248. [18757
© July 12, 1910." 2 se uty ats,
1910; E 236449; G. Ricordi & Cco.,
Milan, Italy.
NorkTH CAROLINA STATE FEDERATION
sone; words by Sallie Southall Cot-
ten, music by Mrs. E. C. Dunean.
[18758
© 1« July 5, 1910; H 235286;
Mrs. E. C. Duncan, Raleigh, N. C.
NoRWEGIAN ALBUM; music by Walde-
mar Sommerfelt, piano. No. 1-6.
[18759
© July 8, 1910; 2 e. July 9, 1910;
E 236419; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
NOTHING TO DO BUT DREAM OF YOU;
words and music by I. Wright. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18760
© July 19, 1910; 2: ¢. July 19,
1910; E 235580; Ida Wright, Albion,
Mich. :
Notturno. See Chopin (F. F.)
1076
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
Now ALTOGETHER, HIP, HIP HOORAY!
English lyric by Arthur Anderson,
music by Geo. Christie. [18767
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 235102; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Now WE'RE CIVILIZED; written and
composed by R. P. Weston and F. J.
Barnes. [18762
amy 21, -1910; 2 ¢. July: 21,
1910; H. 235598; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
NYMPHS AND SHEPHERDS; words by
Thomas Shadwell and Carlton Hill,
music by Henry Purcell, edited by
Hdearoo Leyi. i. No. 1 in F. 2.
No. 2 in G. (Standard songs by old
masters, no. 41.) [18763, 18764
© June 8, 1910; 2 c each June
9, 1910; E 234417, 234418; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd., Lon-
don, England.
O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! words by
Walt Whitman, music by George B.
Nevin. 4to. {Part songs for men’s
voices, no. 180.) [18765
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 235040; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
O DU FROHLICHE, O DU SELIGE; leichte
phantasien, von Paul Zilcher. 1.
Op. 81, klavier zu 2 hinden. 2.
Op. 82, klavier zu 4 # hinden.
(Weihnachtszeit, no. 3, und no. 1.)
[18766, 1S767
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec. each July
ee ote) H .235416, 235420; Fr.
- Kistner, Leipzig, Germany.
O GoD, WHO HAST PREPARED; short
anthem, music by James Lyon, op.
36, no. 6; mixed voices. 4to.
(Chureh choir library, no. 1.)
[18768
© July 2, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
EK 235232; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
’O GuD vors LANDS (O landets Gud) ;
tekst af Mathias Jockumsen, musik
af Sv. Sveinbjornsson. [18769
ee June 14 1910:.2°.¢. July. 1,
1910; E 235218; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
O He’s MY FRIEND; words and music
by Will H. Fenton. [18770
i dune 1 1910: 2 ec June. 14.
29105 EE 233852; Will H. Fenton,
North Girard, Pa.
O HELP US, LorD; sacred duet, words
by Dean Milman, music by H. J.
Stewart. [18771
© June 29, 1910: 2 ec. July 2, 1910;
H 236152; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
O I Love Him; words and music by
O. A. Miller. [18772
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 285520; O. A. Miller, Chicago, Il.
O LAND THAT IN JEHOVAH’S NAME;
words by Matthew P. Brady, music
by Carl WKoelling, female chorus.
(Secular octavo music, no. 3.)
[18773
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236057; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
O tizI, O LILA (O lee lee, O lee lah) ;
versi e musica di R. Travaglino,
English version by John Pittaro,
riduzione de P. De Cecco, canto e
mandolino. [18774
© July 9; 1910; 2 c. July "7, 1910;
EK 285861; V. Spadea, New York,
NGS
O LISBETH, AUJOURD’HUI DIMANCHE;
déclaration de Hans, le joueur de
flite, acte 1, livret de Maurice Vau-
eaire et Georges Mitchell, musique
de Louis Ganne, en ré bémol. Mor-
ceaux détachés, 113333. [18775
CO dnilys 2 OI 2 co lie «le.
1910; D 18684; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
O LOVE OF MINE; words by Zoé Green
Radcliffe, music by I. T. Wilson.
[1S776
Owmsiuly ws. OOS 2c. ula ale,
1910; E 236546; Irma Taylor Wil-
son, Chicago, Ill.
O SALUTARIS HOSTIA; anthem, music by
Benham Blaxland; mixed voices.
4to. (Chureh choir library, no. 69.)
[1STT7T
© July 9, 1910; 2 e. July 9, 1910;
EH 235395; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
O TANNENBAUM, O TANNENBAUM;
leichte phantasien von Paul Zilcher,
op. 81; Klavier. (Weibnachtszeit,
mos 2.) [18778
© June 18, 1910; 2¢. July 9, 1910;
BE 235415; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
1077
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18779
pt. 1 ns: v-5
OBAL DINS LoU LiMousi (L&-bas dans
le Limousin); bourrée de Haute Au-
vergne, recueillie notée et harmoni-
sée par Marius Versepuy ; piano avec
texte. (Danses en sabots, no. 5.)
[18779
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
EK 2386285; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France,
OBSTINATION (A resolve); by H. de
Fontenailles. arr. by Edwin Franko
Goldman; cornet and piano. [18780
© umes 1851910): 2) consume 28)
1910; E 236014; Carl Fischer, New
Vorlk IN. oY:
OFFERTOIRE IN E MINOR; by Albert
Renaud, op: 116, no. 1. obl. 8vo.
(The organ loft, book 67, no. 202.)
[18781
© June, 7. 1910-2 .c. sully
1910; E 286487; Vincent music co.
Itd., London, England.
OH BLESSED VIRGIN. See Wagner (R.)
OH, BOYS! I’VE SEEN YOU THERE; writ-
ten by John P. Harrington, composed
by John Neat. [18782
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
FE 235378; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
OH CLAP YOUR HANDS; hymn, words
from Ps. 47, music by T. D. Williams.
8vo. [18783
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
EK 235342; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
OH, GIRLS WHY DO YOU LOVE THE SOL-
DIERS; written and composed by
Ernest Luck. (Jn New York Ameri-
ean, Sunday, June 19, 1910.) [18784
© June 19, 1910; 1 c& June 20,
1910; E 238869; American-Examiner,
New York, N. Y.
On, Miss SPRINGTIME; words by Fol-
ger McKinsey, music by Theodor
Hemberger, op. 35, no. 2;.low voice.
[18785
© June 22,-1910> 2 c. June 22.
1910; E 2838920; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
OH! Mr. CHANTECLER; written by
Walter Dowling and Leslie Wood,
composed by Walter Dowling.
OH, THAT BEAUTIFUL RAG; words by
Irving Berlin, music by Ted. Snyder.
[18787
© July 9, 1910; 2 e. July 9, 1910;
al Ted Snyder co., New York,
OH, WOULD YOU, COULD YOU TURN
AWAY? words and music by F. But-
ler. New York, F. B. Haviland pub.
co. [18788
© June 22, 1910:°2) ce june® 22,
1910; E 2389226" Hranke™= Butler,
Hueneme, Cal.
OH YOU MARRIED MEN;
music by W. Phillips. [18789
© ie July 5, 1910%> By 225288;
Wendell Phillips, Chicago, Ill.
OH YOU MILLION DOLLAR PIER; words
and music by Joe Breunig. [18790
© June 25, 1910: "2% tune 27,
1910; E 235048; Rodeman & co., At-
lantic City, N. J.
OH YoU MOON; words by Jack Hick-
man, music by Benj. Hickman.
[18791
©l1e July 14, 1910; E 235507;
J. Hickman, Chicago, III.
OLD CHAPEL BELL; by Eduard Holst;
piano four hands. [18792
© June 24, 1910; 2 « June 25,
1910; E 234942; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
OLtp (THE) GREEN LANE; words and
music by Robert Read. [18793
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
E 236406; Robert Read, Elizabeth,
Naas:
Otp (THE) HOMESTEAD; words by J.
E. Patterson, music by Arthur A.
Penn. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18794
© July. 15, 19103) 2 cya te,
1910; BE 2365125) a5) B. SPantersen:
Sunbury, Canada.
OLD MOTHER Eve; verses by Phil. H.
Armstrong, music by H. C. Arm-
strong. [18795
© 1e. July 15, 1910; E 236529;
H. Cheatham Armstrong, Washing-
ton, 2 C.
Ox_p (THE) SUN-BONNET MOTHER WORE;
[18786 words by W. Lonzelle, music by L.
© June. 24; 1910: 2c. June 24, Emerson Brown. [18796
1910; E 2838972; Reynolds & co., © 1.ce. June 7, 1910; HE 235153;
London, England. W. Lonzelle, Los Angeles, Cal.
1078
words and
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
OLDER (THE) YOU GROW, THE LESS
YOU KNOW ‘TILL YOU" DON’T KNOW
NOTHING AT ALL; words and music
by Parke Hunter. [1S797
@efre June 15,1910; H 233751;
Parke Hunter, Washington, D. C.
OMAHA; words and music by H. V.
Harlan. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18798
ip duly 15, 1910; 2 e July 15,
1910; EH 2365138; Hugh V. Harlan,
Greenmount, S. Dak.
On MopiteE Bay; words by Earle C.
Jones, music by Chas. N. Daniels.
[18799
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236250; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
ON THE HIKE; march, by J. O. Brock-
enshire; band. [18800
ie dunes, 1910: .2 ce. June 13,
1910; E 2338626; Carl Fischer, New |
work. N.Y.
ON THE HUNT; march, by Sema Haras;
piano. 4to. [18801
© 1c. July 9, 1910; E 235384;
Sarah Edith Ames, Everett, Mass.
ON THE PLAYGROUND; by E. L. San-
ford; piano. [18802
aude 22. 1910-2 c. June 22,
1910; E 233935; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OND’ ONOREN GORDA (Ou_ irons-nous
garder); bourrée de Haute Au-
vergne, recueillie, notée et har-
monisée par Marius Versepuy ; piano
avec texte. (Danses en sabots, no.
2D: ) [18803
© aly 12, 1910; 2c. July 6,
1910; E 236283; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
ONE CLOUD CAN HIDE THE SUNSHINE;
words by George Arthurs; music by
Alf, J. Lawrance. [18804
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
BE 236207; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
ONE LITTLE HOUR: hymn, words by
L. R., music by Sarah L. Squire.
[18806
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EH 236336; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; duet,
words by Phoebe Cary, music by
Samuel W. Beazley; soprano and
alto. [18807
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 18,
1910; E 233623; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
18817
ONLY ONE PRAYER; response, words by
W. C. Dix, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[18808
©) June: 20/2910: 2he.r July: 7,
1910; EH 23853841; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
OPHELIA RAG; by James Scott; piano.
[18809
© June 6.1910; 2.¢) Junen20:
1910; EK 2338388; Stark music ptg.
and pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
OPIE MARCH AND TWO-STEP; University
of Maine stein song, words by Lin-
coln Colcord, music by EH. A. Fen-
stad, arr. by A. W. Sprague; piano
with chorus. [18810
©, June 23, 1910-2 ec) June 28,
1910; E 2386004; Carl Fischer, New
YORK. iN. 2Y),
ORAGE (L’) ; paroles et musique par G.
Aubert. [18811
© May 12, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234817; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
OREGON (THE) GRAPE; words by Eva
Emery Dye, music by F. Dominic.
[18812
© july a 19102, ceume 23.
1910; EH 234892; Benedictine press,
Mount Angel, Oreg.
ORIENTAL ROSES; waltz by I. Ivanovici,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band.
4to. [188138
© June 21, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 234986; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
OSEOLA; by Hazel Dixon; piano.
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18814
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
EK 236154; Hazel Dixon, Rockford,
Ohio.
OU EStT-1.; paroles et musique de
Jacques de la Presle. [18815
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce. June 20,
1910; E 235494; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
OU VONT TES REEVES; d’aprés la ro-
mance Lénéka-Delerue, par Léon
Delerue; orchestre, avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [18816
© lve) tO 02 ee. Duly 6,
1910; E 236280; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
OUR COUNTRY’S FLAG; words by E. A.
New
Rand, .music¢, by), Co Le Vv... Brine:
Svo. [1SS17
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. June 30,
1910 Hi 286185: Co Le -V. Brine,
Portsmouth, N. H.
1079
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18818
pt. 111, n.s., v. 5
OUR COUNTRY’S FLAG—Continued.
words by J. L. Estlin, music by
Clinton E. Weston. [18818
@ 5 June 29, 19103" 26) daly 1;
1910: BE 235231; J. L. Hstlin, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
OUR DEBATING SOCIETY; words by EH. A.
Searson, music by Doris Langdon.
[18819
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233842; Reynolds & ©co.,
London, England.
OUR DREAM; words by Minnie Gil-
more, music by I. T. Wilson. [18820
Gly 15, 1910: Zoe 7sulage 5:
1910; E 286547; Irma Taylor Wil-
son, Chicago, I].
Ourn FATHER; words and music by
Sarah L. Squire. [18821
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
EK 236309; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
OvuR LAND; Finlands nationalsang,
translation from the Swedish, by
A. Wickman, music arr. by F. E.
Peterson. S8vyo. [18822
©: June 24 1910: 2e> June. 27,
1910; EH 285004; Albin Wickman,
Willmar, Minn.
OUR LAST GOOD BYE; words by Law-
rence HW. McDonough, music by
Edw. Preisinger. [18823
© 1c. June 21, 1910; E 234878;
Lawrence E. McDonough, New York,
NRACY:
Our Miss Gipps; selection, music by
Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton,
arr. by S. Deshon; piano ace. part.
[18824
©. duly 1,.1910- 2 c. July*2) 1910:
E 236151; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Ovur TED; words and music by Daniel
Simmons. New York, N. Y., F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [18825
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 2838878; Daniel Simmons,
Tallahassee, Fla.
OvUT IN YOUR CANOE; by Edwin HE. G.
Goffe, arr. by F. Capone; orchestra.
4to. [18826
© June 30, 1910; 3 & Fuly 5;
1910; E 285282; Goffe bros., Provi-
dence, R. I.
OUVERTURE DE FETE. See Saint-Saéns
Cee)
OVER THE WAVES; waltz, part 1.
sas)
(Ro-
arr. by Albert Teres; piano.
[18827
© June 10, 1910; 2 ce June 10,
1910; E 234871; Albert Teres, New
Work: Ne We
OVERCOMER’S CITY; hymn, words by
B. Freeman Lawrence, music by
Seeley D. Kinne. [18828
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
E 23863852; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
P. ©. GREEN; Song written and com-
posed by Fred Murray, C. Hilbury
and Perey Ford. [18829
© July 8, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
FE 236303; Von Tilzer music co., Itd.,
London, England.
Pacuer (J. A.) Six octave studies,
op. 11. revised and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [18830
© June 21, 1910; 2 3¢) dune 23,
1910; E 2384990; Carl Fischer, New
Work; Nove
PaGANINI (Niccoto) Moto perpetuo;
violin and piano. [18831
© June 29, 1910; 2.c dune, 30;
1910: E 2386124; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
PatmMs (THE); new version by Fred-
eric W. Root, music by J. Faure, arr.
by Frederic W. Root; two sopranos
and alto. 4to. (Supplementary mu-
sic for schools, no. 36.) [18832
© June 29, 1910; 2 e. July 1,
1910; E 235163; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Il.
PARA LOU LOUP, POULOTTO (Prend garde
au loup, petite) ; bourrée, recueillie,
notée et harmonisée par Marius
Versepuy ; piano avec texte. (Danses
en sabots, no. 8.) [18833
© July. 12,. 1910; 2 ey
1910; E 236288; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
PARFUM D’AMOUR; walzer von Filo-
meno de Christoforo; orchesterstim-
men, mit piano-direction. 4to.
[18834
© June 22, 1910; 2 ce. June 23,
1910; E 234886; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
PaRIS-JOYEUX; valse par Rodolphe
Berger; piano. [18835
©. July 12, ,1910;.2 cai:
1910; E 236428; Heugel & cie., Paris,
Trance.
1080
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18855
PARISIAN RAG; two-step by Branen
and Lange; orchestra, with piano
ace. Ato. [188386
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; E 233735; Jeff T. Branen mu-
sie pub. co., New York, N. Y.
PaRK (Moore) Six action songs for
children; words by Ida Cartledge.
4to. [18837
© June 9, 1910; 2 c June 10,
1910; E 283547; G. Ricordi & co.,
London, England.
PARLOW (EDMUND)
109; piano. (Trois morceaux de
salon, no. 3.) [18838
© June 2, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 2535038; Weekes & co., London,
England.
Intermezzo, op.
PARRAL; two-step por Roberto D. Za-
rate; piano. [18839
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236118; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York, N. Y.
Pargy (C. Husert H.) Melody; or-
gan. [18840
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 235295; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
Lendon, England.
PAargT IN PEACE; words by Sarab F.
Adams, music by E. 8S. Lorenz. S8vo.
[18841
(sume 30,1910; 2c July 7,
1910; EH 235336; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
PAs CE soir (Not to-night) ; valse Bos-
ton par Clifton Worsley; piano seul.
[18842
GC yduly. 19, 1910; 2 ¢. July. 20;
1910; E 236670; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid, Spain.
PAS DES CHEVALIERS;
Lack, op. 280; piano. Paris, Henry
Lemoine & co. [18843
© June 28, 1910; 2 @ June 27,
1910; E 235080; Théodore Lack,
Paris, France.
par Théodore
PASKOLNIKOW-PHANTASIE ; vonJoachim
Albrecht prinz von Preussen. Aus-
gabe ftir pianoforte. [18844
eo May 17, 1910;..2.¢. June’. 4,
1910; E 2384805; W. Sulzbach, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Pass ME NoT BY; hymn, words and
music by Seeley D. Kinne. [18845
©) July 7, 1910; 2.¢. July 8, 1910;
E 236310; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
PASS THE KINDNESS RIGHT ALONG;
words and music by Will H. Fen-
ton. Svo. [18846
© June\\1, 1910; 2 ¢.: dune 18.
1910; E 288851; Will H. Fenton,
North Girard, Pa.
PASTORALE; extraite des piéces d’orgue,
par César Franck, op. 199, transcrip-
tion par Harold Bauer; piano.
[18847
©: duly 23) 19l0e.2. cyodialyls:
1910; EK 236631; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
PASTORALE IN B FLAT; by Charles
Vincent” obi. « 8vo. © (The organ
loft, book 67, no. 201.) [18848
@' Tune we 19105 Be. July 11,
1910; E 236436; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London, England.
PASTORALE IN F SHARP MINOR; by Wil-
liam Faulkes, op. 1385, no. 1; organ.
[18849
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 235311; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
PATRICIA O’BRIEN; words and music
by Aubrey Stauffer. [18850
@. July 1671910: 2 ec July 14,
1910; E 235524; Aubrey Stauffer &
eco., Chicago, Ill.
PATROUILLE DE PIERRETTES ; par Georges
Picquet; piano. [18851
@vsune 28,.1910- 2 (ex sume (27;
1910; E 285074; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
PATROUILLE ROYALE; par Jeanne Dan-
glas. Partie de piano-conducteur.
4to. [18852
©) July? 23x 1910; 2 ‘e July. 18,
1910; E 236639; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
Patsy BoLiver; two-step by Clifford
Adams; piano. [18853
© May 1, 1910; 2 ¢. July 2,1910;
E 236178; Clifford Adams, Bremer-
ton, Wash.
Patsy BRANNIGAN; written and com-
posed by Charles Collins and Fred
Murray. [18854
©nduly; 12 19103 2, ec fuly 12,
1910; E 235444: Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
PAVANE R&cAMIER (Dance Récamier) ;
by A. Tellier, arr. by Robert Recker ;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [18855
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910: BE 2848384; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. ¥.
1081
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18856
PAYSAGE LUNAIRE; petite piéce Ssym-
phonique, de Georges Razigade; pi-
ano et orchestre. [18856
© June: 28, 1910 5. 2e.) June: 27,
1910; E 285088; Marius Cairanne,
Paris, France.
PEACE PATROL; by A. B. Stanley; band.
4to. [18857
© June’ 23. 1910; 2c. June’ 22,
1910; E 2838952; A. W. Fisk, San
Francisco, Cal.
PELISSIANA; selection, on songs by H.
G. Pélissier, selected and arr. by
Herman Finck; orchestra. [18858
@©- July 422 41910 3.2 “e yuby 743:
1910; E 236480; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
PENDANT LA CUEILLETTE;
Paul Wachs, transcription par KE.
Goupil; violon et piano. [18859
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 235497; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
idylle par
PENTECOST; hymn, words by Mrs. R.
B. Young, music by Sarah L. Squire.
[18860
© July 7, 1910; 2.¢e; duly 871910;
E 236329; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
PENTECOST (THE) BANNER; hymn,
words and music by S. D. Kinne.
[18861
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236339; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
PENTECOSTAL BATTLE SONG; hymn,
words by Jonn T. Boddy, music by
S. D. Kinne. [18862
©) July 7, 1910 >:2-¢. July 81910:
FE 236838; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
Per ALBUM (For album) ; words by A.
De Filippi, English version by J.
Casale, music by I. Leuzzi; tenor or
soprano voice. [18863
© July 5, 1910; 2 ce July 7, 1910:
E 285354; Ildebrando Leuzzi, New
Mork, No -Y: ;
PERCY WAS PAINFULLY PALE; words by
R. C. Tharp, music by Tom Clare.
[18864
@.gduly 15,1910 5.2 We; Suly 15;
1910; E 286548; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
pt. 1B Bas WA5
PERLEN-MARSCH ; aus der ballett-feerie,
Mondweibchen, von Richard von
Goldberger; grosses orchester. 4to.
[18865
© June 11, 1910: 92363 3une 2s,
1910; E 236122; Jos. Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
PERRIER (PAUL) Ballade; piano.
[18866
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 14, 1910;
EK 235532; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
PETIT GALOP DE CONCERT; by Paul Per-
rier; piano. [18867
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 14, 1910;
E 235531; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
PETITE (LA) LAITIERE; paysannerie
par Paul Wachs, transcription par
E. Goupil; violon et piano. [18868
© June 28, 1910; 2 « June 20,
1910; E 2385498; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
PETITE RHAPSODIE; 4 la mazurk by
Paul Perrier; piano. [18869
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 14, 1910;
E 235587 ; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
PETITE SUITE D’ORCHESTRE.
(G.)
PHAETON. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
PHI DELTA THETA WALTZ; by M. M. |
Heryer; piano. [18870
© June 20, 1910; 2 e. July 6, 1910;
Ill.
PHILIPP-GRADUS; part the first, by
Isidor Philipp; piano. [18871
© June 25, 1910; 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 285051; Jd. Bo Pawnee €o,,
Philadelphia. Pa.
PIANO LESSONS; by William H. Sher-
wood. Normal instruction and ex-
amination papers for lessons, nos. |
[18872 |
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. June 17, |
73-86. 8vo.
1910; A 264824; Siegel-Myers corre-
spondence school of music, Chicago, |
Ill.
PIECE HEROIQUE; extraite des piéces |
d’orgue par César Franck, op. 16, |
transcription par Jacques Durand;
piano. [18873
© July 23, 1910; 2 eydmiy 43; |
E 236634; Durand et cie., |
1910;
Paris, France.
1082
See Bizet |
EH 236227; M. M. Heryer, Galesburg,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18894
PIEROUETTES: valse de ballet, by Lee
Orean Smith; orchestra. 4to.
[18874
i sune 16, 1910; 2c June 28,
1910; E 234982; Carl Fischer, New
Zack N.Y.
PILSNER BEERING, DINING AND SHOUT-
ING, JIM CRUGER CHEERING AND
DUTCH SAUERKRAUTING; words and
musie by J. G. Scoville. [18875
Oetoe., July, 1910: BH) 235357:
Joseph G. Scoville, New York, N. Y.
PizzIcATI; entr’acte Edouard
Mathé; piano seul. [18876
Geyune 28. 1910: 2 ¢ June 27,
1910; E 235075; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
par
PLAISIR D’AMOUR; romance de Mar-
tini, transcription par Gaston Chois-
nel; piano seul. [18877
en tane 28 1910: 2 @¢ June 27,
1g om 230071; Durand. & cie.,
Paris, France.
PLANTATION ECHOES; grand medley by
J. Albert Snow, arr. by Bert R. An-
thony; violin and piano. [18878
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec June 15,
1910; E 233749; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
PLANTATION LULLABYE; quartet, words
by H. A. Seymour, music by Alfred
G. Wathall. 4to. 1. Women’s voices.
2. Men’s voices. [18879, 188880
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. each June
23, 1910; H 234915, 234916; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
PLAY BALL; march and two-step, by
John Lind; piano. [18881
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236304; John Lind, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
PLAYIN’ HONEYMOON ; words and music
by Harry D. Kerr. [18882
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 7, 1910;
E 236261: Webb Rockefeller Miller,
Chicago, Ill.
PLAYING THE GAME OF LOVE; words by
Raymond A. Browne, music by
Davidson-Godmilow. [18883
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236062; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
PLAYMATES ; words and music by O. M.
Myers. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18884
or ynby: Ub. 19102 2 e@) Sully, 15;
mor; (230525; O.- 'M. ' Myers,
Rochester, N. Y.
POETISCHE BAGATELLEN;
Karg-Elert, op. 77;
NG Ss 6s
von Sigfrid
klavier. 1. Heft
2. Heft 2, no. 7-10.
[18885, 18886
© June 17, 1910; 2 c. each June
29, 1910; E 235143, 235144; Carl
Simon, Berlin, Germany.
Porta; oper in drei akten, text von
Randolph, nach den von Walter Mc-
Clintock gesammelten Indianer-
legenden, ins deutsche tbertragen
von Eugenie Von Hubn, musik von
Arthur Nevin. Orchester partitur
mit text. [18887
©) MMe 344910) 2) Canhunem2s:
1910; D 18656; Adolph fFiirstner,
Berlin, Germany.
POLNISCHES LIED; von Carl Buron, arr.
von Ludwig Schytte; klavier.
(Kinder-transcriptionen, no. 7.)
[18888
© une 4 19104 2) ses Saal ie
1910; E 235195: Wilhelm Hansen, ~
Leipzig, Germany.
Pony RACE; by Rudolf Friml, op. 70;
piano. [18889
@ Pune SOs OlO 2) Cad uly
1910; E 235170; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Poor otpD Moses (Unser lieber Ette) ;
musie and German words incognito
traditional, English by Dr. Wilhelm,
music edited by Wm. Dressler; 3
male voices or 38 part male chorus.
Ato. [18890
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 24,
1910: E 233975; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
PostLupE; by EH. L. Ashford, full or-
gan. obl. S8vo. [18891
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 15, 1910;
HE 236528; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
PRACTICAL STUDIES IN READING VOCAL
MUSIC; by T. Bath Glasson. 16mo.
Series 16 and 17. [18892, 18893
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢ each July
12, 1910; E 285427, 2385428; ae
Fischer & bro., New York, N. Y.
PRAISE YE THE Lorp; anthem, mu-
sic by H. Elliot Button; mixed
voices. Svo. ‘ [1S8s94
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. June 30,
1910: E 236136; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
1083
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 16, HS, V.5
18895
PRAY THROUGH: words and music by
Ola V. Smithson. [18895
@ June 24,93910>! 2er Sele
1910: E 236169; Ola V. Smithson,
Fairmount, Ind.
PRAYER OF LOVE; Words and music by
M. O’Halloran. [18896
© 1c. July 13, 1910; E 236483;
Mabel O’Halloran, Indianapolis, Ind.
PRECIOUS MEMORIES; OR, THE VILLAGE |
"MID THE HILLS: words and music
by G. W. Dungan. [18897
Orly 14; 1910. 92.64) Huila eG:
ISIO= Ee 2355392 Ga W. Dungan:
Strasburg, Pa.
PRELUDE, FUGUE ET VARIATIONS: eX-
trait des piéces d’orgue, par César
Franck, op. 19, transcription par
Harold Bauer; piano. [18898
© July 28; °1910= 2 co duly. 18,
1910; E 236632; Durand et eie.,
Paris, France.
PREMIERE MAZURK; par Paul Perrier;
piano. [18899
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 14, 1910;
EK 235529; Frederick Harris ©¢o.,
London, England.
PREMIERE VALSE; by Paul Perrier; pi-
ano. [18900
Cy July 25. 1910-02 7 es aulys A,
1910; E 235530; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
PRETTY POLLY OLIVER; old English air,
arr. by Edwin Franko Goldman;
cornet and piano. [18901
©) June 43, 41040 +2 -es june 28;
1910; E 286044; Carl Fischer, New
Mork. Ne.
Ipuausp. (Die flut); deutsch von
F. Fiedler, musik von Sergius
Liapunow, op. 89, no. 2, revidiert
von Richard Hofmann. [18902
© June 25;' 1910; 2 ¢ July 18,
1910; E 286652; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
PROCESSIONAL MARCH; by Anna Goed-
hart; piano. [18903
©, tune 11, 1910-2 ce. - June 13:
1910; H 233615; R. Svehla, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
PRODIGAL (THE) SON:
tata,
a sacred can-
music by Granville Humpbh-
reys. 4to. (Curwen’s ed., no. 3534.)
[18904
© July 19, 1910; 2 e« July 16,
1910; E 286564; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd.. London, England.
PROGRAMM FUR DEN SECHSUNDZWAN-
ZIGSTEN KINDERTAG: text von Otto
Konig, musik von Benj. EF. Rungee
und andere. Svo. [18905
© May 25, 1910; 2-¢@. May 26,
1910; A 266155; German Baptist
pub. soe., Cleveland, Ohio.
PROGRESSIVE STUDIES; by A. von Ahn
Carse: violin. Book 3, first and
third positions. [18906
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
E 234423; Angener, Itd., London,
England.
PROMESSE D’AMOUR (Promise of
love); valse lente, de M. Patrice;
piano. [18907
© June 15. 1910-2292 sins 2
1910; E 2385596; Maurice Patrice,
Paris, France.
PROSPECTUS OF THE MODERN MUSIC SF-
RIES. Svo. [18908
© June 14. 19105°2 G Jume 15,
1910: A 264756; Silver, Burdett &
co.,, New York, Nie
PROTEA: morceau par V. Filmer, op.
22: pianoforte. [18909
© July 2, 1910: 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
FE 235234; V. Filmer, London, Eng-
land.
PROTHEROE (DANIEL) Three lyrics; by
Robert Browning, set to music by
Daniel Protheroe. 1. Ah, love but a
day. 2. I send my heart up to thee.
3. The year’s at the spring. High
voice. [18910
© June 29, 1910; 2 e« June 29,
1910: E 235092; Gamble hinged mut-
sie co., Chicago, Til.
PsaLM (THE) OF LIFE; poem by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, music by
F. W. Spencer. [18911
© June 20, 1910; 2 eG ajune 22
1910; E 233949; Frederick Winslow
Spencer, San Rafael, Cal.
PuccINI (GIACOMO) Madame _ But-
terfly ; arr. par Michel Chiesa ; piano
sans octaves. 17° petite fantaisie.
2™° petite fantaisie. 3™° petite fan-
taisie. (Perles musicales, no. 113184—
113186. ) [18912-18914
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. each July 1,
1910; Ei 235242-235244; G. Ricordi
& co. Milan, Italy.
Puce (LA); chansonette, paroles de
Louis Despax, musique de Rodolphe
Berger. [18915
© July 12,1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 2386271; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
1084
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18934
PUGNANI (GAETANO)
dur; bearbeitet von Alfred Moffat;
zwei violinen und pianoforte mit
violoncell ad lib. (Meisterschule, no.
15.) [18916
m) July 13, 1910; 2 ec. July 13,
1910; EH 2386502; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
PUHSTEMUHME; ged. von Richard Deh-
mel, musik von Armin Knab, op. 15.
. [18917
© June 11, 1910; 2 c& June 28,
1910; E 2386109; P. Pabst, Leipzig,
Germany.
Put ME IN MY BATHTUB; words by
Irving B. Lee, music by W. R. Wil-
liams. [18918
emg if, 1910; 2 ec July 11,
1910; E 236442; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
PUT THE BALL OVER THE PAN, MCCANN;
from My Cinderella girl, lyric by
A. G. Delamater, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters. [18919
© Sully 13, 1910; 2 c. July 11,
1910; E 235452; Independent music
eo., Chicago, Ill.
QUANTO SI BELLA (Que tu es jolie);
chanson napolitaine, paroles fran-
caises de André Lénéka, musique
de G. Bonincontro et H. Tellam; so-
prano ou ténor. [18920
© duty 12, 1910; 2-c¢.: July 14,
1910; E 2386424; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
QUEEN OF THE PLAINS; words and mu-
sic by Frances M. Nicol. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18921
dey 13. 1910; 2c. July . 13,
1910; E 236461; Frances M. Nicol,
Telluride, Colo.
QUEL CHE DICE LA FONTE; di Gennaro
Napoli; pianoforte solo. no. 113246.
[18922
matily, 12. 1910: 2 ¢c. July 13,
1910; EH 236447; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
(Roger) Three English
dances, op. 11. 1. Pianoforte duets.
2. Pianoforte solo. [18928, 18924
’ © June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235239, 235240; Boosey & co., Lon-
QUILTER
Sonate 4 tre, C | Rapranr SMILES;
polka brillante, by
Eduard Holst; piano. [18926
© June 27, 1910; 2 c June 29,
1910; BE 935121: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
RaFFr (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Abends; pi-
ano; edited edition. (Chappell edi-
tion; no. 12.) [18927
© “Suly 12," 19102 2 c.. July “13,
1910; H 236456 : Chappell &.Go., itd:
London, England.
RaG TIME TABLE D’HOTE; words and
music by Melville J. Gideon. [18928
© 1c. July 18, 1910; B 236468 ;
Chas. I. Davis, Cleveland, Ohio.
RALLYING SONG OF THE HOMESTAKE
MEN; words by Elizabeth M. Smith,
music by Robert Speroy. [18929
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235096; Hlizabeth M. Smith,
Lead, S. Dak.
RanK (THE) AND FILE; words by
Henry Hamilton, music by Herbert
Bunning. no. 2 in G. 118930
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236242; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
"RASTUS; words by M. Bessie Morton
(Mattie Mortenson), music by H.
M. Tracy. Riverside, Farrar music
co. [18951
Cy June 8&,, 1910: 2-c.. June. 25,
1910; E 233740; H. M. Tracy, Bur-
bank, Cal.
RAVEN HEAD; words and music by M.
T. Bedard. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [189382
© June 22, 1910; 2. c. June 22,
1910; E 233923; M. T. Bedard, Win-
nipeg, Manitoba.
RECEIVING PENTECOST; hymn, words
by Clara B. Garver, music by Sarah
L. Squire. [18933
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢c. July 8, 1910;
E 2368380; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
REDWAY (LAURANCE D.) Three songs;
words by Tennyson, Thomas Moore
pon, England. and Lawranece D. Redway. Con-
—— small string orchestra. tents: Snowdrop; Rose of _ the
[18925 Spring; and Lullaby. [18934
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910; © July 6, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 236404; Boosey & co., London, E 235866; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
England. Boston, Mass.
1085
54677—_10——5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18935
REFUGE; hymn, words and music by
S. D. Kinne. [18935
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
HE 236312; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
REGIMENTSTOCHTER (DIE)
zetti (G.)
See Doni-
REILLY OF THE Z00; Song by B. King
Horning. [18936
©) pL ea voihv Gt, olor, Hi 2anato
B. King Horning, Milwaukee, Wis.
REJOICE, YE PURE IN HEART; hymn,
words by H. H. Plumptre, music by
EK. L. Ashford. [18937
©, June) 's0;- 19105 12 -c,) duly. 7,
1910; E 235340; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Rest (THE) CURE; a musical comedy
in two acts, book and lyrics by Cyri!
H. Bretherton, music by Hmil Wolt
mann. Typewritten libretto, ms.
music. [189388
© 1c July 11, 1910; D 18665;
Emil Woltmann, Los Angeles, Cal.
RESURRECTION; tiré du roman de Léon
Tolstoi, paroles de César Hanau,
traduction francaise de M. Paul
Ferrier, musique de Franco Alfano.
Partition compléte, chant et piano.
no. 111092. 4to. [189389
@ chime 30), 1910552 es, duly, 1,
1910; H 235241; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
RETURN, O WANDERER; hymn, words
by Wm. B. Collyer, music by Ira B.
Wilson. S8vo. [18940
© June =30, 4910; .2).¢:, July, ‘7,
19102" BY 2353838) 4 Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
REUNION; march or two-step, by Ed-
uard Holst; piano. [18941
© Vjuney 27, 1910; 2 ¢. June 29,
1910; EH 235122; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
REEVE D’UN MOMENT; valse, par Ro-
dolphe Berger; orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [18942
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
EK 236268; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
REVERIE IN A; by William Faulkes, op.
135, no. 5; organ. [18943
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 2353807; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Dt. nS avai
REVERIE IN F; by Hthel H. Smith;
piano. 4to. [18944
© 1c. July 18, 1910; E 236469;
Ethel H. Smith, New York, N. Y.
REVEUSE; by Paul Perrier; piano.
[18945
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 14, 1910;
E 235533 ; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
REVIVAL ECHOES; enlarged and com-
bined, a collection of songs for every
department of worship, by McD.
Weams and others. S8vo. [18946
© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 20, 1910;
A 264868 ; Ruebush-Kieffer co., Day-
ton, Va.
RHAPSODIE; sur des thémes popu-
laires; 1. Dansla Montagne; 2. Féte;
par Ph. Gaubert; orchestre sympho-
nique. Partition. [18947
© uly 12, 1910: Qetex daly de
1910: E 286420; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
RHAPSODIE HONGROISE; von Paul Wig-
gert, op. 2; cornet 4 pistons. 1. Mit
piano begleitung. 2. Mit orchester
begleitung. [i8948, 18949
© June 1, 1910; 2 c. each June 28,
1910; EH 2386094, 236095; A. E:
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
RHAPSODIE HONGROISE, NO, 2. See also
Liszt (F.)
RIEGER JUBILEE MARCH; by J. FE. |
Rieger; pf. [18950 |
© July 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 11, 1910; |
E 236402; J. Ernest Rieger, Niagara |
Falls, N. ¥.
RING-A-DING-DONG; words by Hdward |
Clark, music by Harry von Tilzer.
[18951 |
© July 18, 1910: .2 e. iaiytoe I
1910; E 286624; Harry von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
RING ME UP IN THE MORNING; song |
from Girlies; words by Harry Wil- |
liams, music by Egbert Van Alstyne. |}
[18952 |
© June 21, 1910; 2 e dame 21, I]
1910; EH 234852; Jerome H. Remick |}
& co., New York, N.Y.
Rip VAN WINKLE; written and com-
posed by Harry Staunton and Will |
EK. Haines. [18953 |
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910; |
E 236215; Francis, Day & Hunter, jj
London, England. a
1086
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
18971
RIPPLING WAVES; intermezzo, by Wil-
liam E. Slafer; piano. [18954
© July 9, 1910; 2 ec. July 9, 1910; |
E 235375; Ted Snyder co., New York,
Mow.
RoaD (A) sONG; poem by Mary Lowell,
music by Mary Carr Moore, op. 68,
no. 1. [18955
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 235123; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ROBIN AND THE WREN; from The girl
and the page, words and music by
P. L. Seantling. [18956
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234962; Philip L. Scantling,
Washington, D. C.
ROBINETTE; encore song, lyric by La
Touche Hancock, music by Lee Orean
Smith; sop. [18957
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234945; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
RoBin’s (THE) WEDDING; by Franz C.
Bornschein ; easy piano solo.
(Springtime fancies, no. 2.) [18958
© June 13, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 286045; Carl Fischer, New
Wark, W.. ¥.
Rock OF AGES; words by Toplady, mu-
sic py E. K. Heyser. (In The choir,
woe 7, July, 1910.) [18959
© July 1, 1910; 1 ¢. July 9, 1910;
E 235386; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
Rocky MOUNTAIN ECHOES; by Zilpha
Reames; piano. [18960
© 1 ec. June 30, 1910; E 236147;
Zilpha & Carrie B. Reames, Messila
Park, N. Mex.
Rococco; gavotte gracieuse, by Carl
Bohm, op. 366, no. 2, [arr. by Ed-
mond Parlow] ; pianoforte duet.
[18961
© July 18,1910; 2¢. July 16, 1910;
E 235555; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
RoDEL-MARSCH ; nach motiven der ope-
rette, Der rodelzigeuner, von Josef
Snaga; klavier. [18962
© May 18, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234810; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
ROMAINE MARCH. See Gounod (C. F.)
|
|
|
}
RoMANCE; from Les dragons de Vil-
lars, by A. Maillart, arr. by Edwin
Franko Goldman; cornet and piano.
[18963
© June 22) 1910-2 7c) Tyne, 28)
1910; E 286000; Carl Fischer, New
York. Ni ¥-
Romance. See also Schumann (R. A.)
ROMANCE FROM SECOND
See Mozart (W. A.)
CONCERTO.
ROMANCE IN G; _ petite histoire by
Rudolf Friml, op. 35, no. 4, tran-
seribed by William Faulkes, op. 35,
no. 4; organ. [18964
© July 6, 1910; 2c July 5, 1910;
E 2353138; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ROMANCE SANS PAROLES (Song without
words) ; by Ch. Davidoff, op, 23, ed-
ited and fingered by Leo Schulz;
violoncello and piano. [18965
© June 21, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; E 234893; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
——von Paul Wiggert, op. 3; cornet
& pistons. 1. Mit orchester beglei-
tung. 2. Mit piano begleitung.
[18966, 18967
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec. each June
28, 1910; E 236119, 236120; A. E.
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
RoMANZA; par Carlo Perinello; violon
et piano. (Morceaux choisis, no. 73.)
[18968
©. June 234, 1910542. es Sulys 18;
1910; E 236645; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
RONDE DES GAMINS; marche caracté-
ristique, par Vincenzo Billi, op. 221;
piano. 1138244. [18969
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235250; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
RONDEAU A LA POLONAISE; by Sterndale
Bennett; piano. Edition no. 9.
[18970
© July 11,1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
E 235461; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Roor, ROOT IN THE GOOD OLD WAY;
march and two-step, by Ulysses J.
Alsdorf; piano. [18971
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234944; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1087
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18972
pt. 1h, 2s. Veo 4
Roor’s YOUNG ORCHESTRA FAVORITE; by
various composers; 1st violin, or
mandolin folio. 4to. [18972
© July 13,, 1910; 2-.c. July 15,
1910; E 236535; EH. T. Root & sons,
Chicago, Ill.
Rosa MysTIcA; by Maurice Telma;
piano; English fingering. [18973
@ June 22,,19105 2) .c. ssane 24,
1910; E 233997; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
Rosa RicoLeTto; lyric by Edward
Madden, music by G. Edwards.
[18974
CG Tuly, £5, 190105 -2.2¢: uly, Lo,
1910; E 236533; Gus. Edwards, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Rose; words by Antony A. Sousa, mu-
sic by Vernon Roberts. [18975
© 1c. June 4, 1910; E 2343826; R.
W. Roberts, Washington, D. C.
Rose (THE) AND THE BREEZE; ballad,
words by Leonard Cooke, music by
Constance V. White. No. 3 in C, so-
prano or tenor. [18976
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
E 236434; Charles Sheard & co., Lon-
don, England.
RosE (THE) OF SHARON; a dramatic
oratorio, composed by A. C. Mac-
kenzie; chorus parts. 1. Bass. 2.
Tenor. 8. Alto. 4. Soprano.
[18977-18980
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. each June
23, 1910; E 234905-—234908; Novello
& co., ltd., London, England.
RosEesuD (THE); words by Olive Hall,
music by Danied Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
9.) [18981
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910;
E 235273; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ROSES AND BLUSHES; waltz, by W. L.
Hofer, op. 21; piano. [18982
© June 23; 1910; 2 ce. June 25,
1910; E 234971; Wm. Leonard Hofer,
Manhattan, Kans.
Roses DE BoHf£ME; valse brillante by
H. Kowalski, op. 14, revised and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[18983
(© - Jane, 22,,4910;, 2..¢. June 28:
1910; E 234993; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y.
ROSEY’S (GEORGE) FOLIO OF OPERATIC
FAVORITES; orch. 4to. [18984
© June 10, 1910; 2 ec. June 18,
1910; E 2384926; G. M. Rosenberg,
New York, N. Y.
ROSINA DANCES; by R. K. Seitz; piano.
[18985
© May 20, 1910; 2c: Shuly: G,
1910; E 236228; Rosa K. Seitz, Has-
Ton, Ba.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Eeccomi
alfine in Babilonia (Once more be-
hold me in Babylonia) ; recit: [and]
Ah! quel giorno (Ah! that day); .
aria, from Semiramide, English ver-
Sion by Harold Simpson, edited by
Edgardo Lévi; mezzo-sop. and con-
tralto. (Standard operatic songs
and arias, no. 24.) [18986
© June 24, 1910: 2 © June 2B,
1910; E 234976; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
Rosy MurpuHy; words by Jesse G. M.
Glick, music by Walter Wolff.
[18987
© 1c. July 18, 1910; E 236570;
Glick & Wolff, San Francisco, Cal.
Rovers (THE) ; march, by V. 8S. Tomp-
kins, arr. by Jno. Itzel; band. 4to.
[18988
© June 27, 1910;°2 eG sune 29;
1910; E 2385099; Musiclovers Go.,
New York, N. Y.
RoyaL (A) HEART; a musical mono-
logue, set to music by Frederic
Dale; piano with text. [18989
©.June 13, 1910242 \egaulye 13,
1910; E 236494; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON , GREGOROVITCH )
Barcarolle in ; “op: “Sey 0, 4.
edited edition. (Chappell edition,
no. 10.) [18990
© July 12, 1910; 2c, July. 45,
1910; E 236454; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Melody in F; piano; edited edi-
tion. (Chappell edition, no. 14.)
[18991
© July 12, 1910; ° 2° iwi as,
1910; E 236457; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Valse caprice; piano; edited edi-
tion. (Chappell edition, no. 15.)
[18992
© July 12,1910; 2 eontuige ss:
1910; E 236458; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
1088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
RUSSISCHE FANTASIE IN C MOLL; von
Paul Wiggert, op. 1: cornet 4 pistons.
1. Mit piano begleitung. 2. Mit or-
chester begleitung. [189938, 18994
© June 1, 1910; 2c. each June 28,
3910; BE 236093, 236100; A. _H.
Fischer, Bremen, Germany. .
SACRED MEDLEY; intro. the hymn tunes.
Work song, Missionary hymn and
Beecher, arr. by J. W. Lerman; or-
gan. 4to. [18995
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 21,
1910; E 234832; Geo. Molineux, New
¥ork, N.Y.
SAETERJENTENS S6NDAG (Sehnsucht der
Sennerin) ; von Ole Bull, und Johan
Svendsen, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kinder - transcriptionen,
no. 14.) [18996
© June 14, 1910; 2¢. July 1, 1910;
E 235202; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
SaILine; words and music by Watson
Gienger. [18997
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 236176; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N.Y.
Sarton (THE) AND THE LACE; oR, THE
QUEST FOR A PEDIGREE; a musical
play in 8 acts, by C. V. Brownlow.
Typewritten libretto, ms. music.
[18998
©1c. July 9, 1910; D 18663; C.
V. Brownlow, Germantown, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SAINT-SaENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Adantino; du 38° concerto pour
violon, op. 61, transcription par
Theo. Vautier; violoncelle avec pi-
ano. [18999
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce June 27,
1910; E 235072; Durand & cie.,,
Paris, France.
— Ouverture de féte, op. 133; pour
lYinauguration du musée océano-
graphique de Monaco. 1. 1°* vio-
lons. 2. Partition d’orchestre.
[19000, 19001
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. each June
20, 1910; E 235499, 235500; Durand
et cie., Paris, France.
—— Phaéton; poéme symphonique, op.
39, transcription par H. Mouton,
pour petit orchestre. 1. 1°7* violons.
2. Piano-conducteur. [19002, 19008
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢ each July 6,
1910; E 236273; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
19011
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)—
Continued.
Samson et Dalila; cantabile, ex-
trait du duo, Mon coeur s’ouvre 4 ta
voix, transcription par D. Huys;
cornet 4 pistons et piano. [19004
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
EK 286279; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
SALOMES TANZ. See Strauss (R.)
SALTAIR MARCH; by G. Buglione; band.
4to. [19005
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
1910; E 234930; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
SAMMARTINI (GIUSEPPE) Sonate 4 tre,
G moll; bearbeitet von Alfred Mof-
fat; zwei violinen und pianoforte,
mit violoncell ad lib. (Meisterschule,
no: 122) [19006
©), duly p13) 1910s) 2 "ec! Sulya ais
1910; E 236499; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
SAMSON ET DALILA. See Saint-Saéns
Ce Cs)
SABA; danza por Angel Mislan; piano.
[19007
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236024; José Laza & co.,
San Juan, Porto Rico.
SATISFIED WITH ME; words and music
by L. M. Horner. [19008
© 1e. July 18, 1910; E 235592;
Lottie Mae Horner, San Francisco,
Cal.
SAY YES Maacie McGuIRE; waltz song,
words by Harry Hoyt, music by
Ethel Lincoln. [19009
© July 1, 1910; 2 ¢. July 2, 1910;
E 236175; Maurice Shapiro, New
York Nay.
SAYONARA; Japanese romance, words
by Nelle Richmond Eberhart, mu-
sic by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man, op. 49; one or two voices.
High voice. [19010
©» Duly 126 1910;-, :2 ce. July 18;
1910; H 236488; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
ScaLrs AND ARPEGGIOS; by A. von Ahn
Carse; violin. Book 8, first position.
[19011
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. June 9, 1910;
H 284422; Augener Itd., London,
England.
L089
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19012
pt. I, 1. S.. v.5
ScARAMOUCHE.
S.)
SCENE DE CARNAVAL; par O. Rieding,
op. 88; violon avec ace. de piano.
[19012
©) aMry: 2rd ORO= 2) Ce ebay, hs:
1910; BE 236665; Bosworth & G¢o.,
Leipzig, Germany.
See Chaminade (C. L.
ScHERZO IN D; by William Faulkes,
Ape lan lO: OF Ore, [19013
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235308; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ScHICKHARD (JOH. CHR.) Sonate 4
tre, C moll; bearbeitet von Alfred
Moffat; zwei violinen und piano-
forte, mit violoncell ad lib. (Meis-
terschule, no. 18.) [19014
OedmlysAtS. 910.02. ce. daily.. to:
1910; EK 236505; N. Simrock, g. m.. b.
h., Berlin, Germany.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Deutsche
tanze; arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kinder transcripticnen,
TOs.) [19015
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235200; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
Moment musical; arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; orchestra. 4to. [19016
©) June: 25, 1910- 2 ec. June 27,
1910; E 2385024; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass.
— To music (An die musik) ; three-
part chorus, English version by Hen-
ry V. Chapman, music arr. by Louis
Victor Saar; women’s voices, with
baritone solo, and piano ace. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5440.) [19017
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; EH 285150; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Walzer-reigen (Hin); zu Valses
nobles, op. 77, worte von Joseph
Winter, gesetzt von Eusebius Man-
dyczewski; vier frauenstimmen.
[19018
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
EH 235224; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
Who is Sylvia (Was ist Sylvia) ;
arr. by Edwin Franko Goldman; cor-
net and piano. [19019
© June 14, 1910; 2 c June 28,
1910; E 236041; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y:
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER )
Abendlied (Evening song) ; arr. R. BH.
Hildreth; orchestra. Ato. [19020
©. June 25, 1910:. 2) ensume 27,
1910; E 235024; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass,
Dedication (Widmung); arr. by
Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet and
piano. [19021
© June 18, 1910; 2 @ June 28,
1910; E 236011; Carl Fischer, New
York.) NivY:
Evening song (Abendlied), op. 85,
no. 12, edited by W. P. Mero; piano
four hands. ; [19022
© June 27, 1910; 2 ¢ dime 27,
1910; E 2385044; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Faschingsschwank aus Wien
(Viennese carnival pranks); fanta-
siebilder, op. 26, revised and fingered
by Hans T. Seifert; piano. [19023
© June 18, 1910; 2 c June 28,
1910; E 2386026; Carl Fischer, New
York INV Ne a
Romance, op. 28, no. 2, edited by
W. P. Mero; piano four hands.
[19024
© June 27, 1910; 2>@ sune Zr
1910; E 235046; Theo. Presser cec.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
— Walnut-tree (The) (Der nuss-
baum), op. 25, no. 3; three-part cho-
rus, English version by John Oxen-
ford, music arr. by Louis Victor
Saar; women’s voices with piano,
violin and harp ad lib. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5489.) [19025
© June 28, 1910; 2 @ June 29,
1910; EH 285149; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
SCISSORS GRINDER; characteristic pa-
trol, by C. Druh [pseud. of Charlotte
Hurd]; piano. [19026
© June 23, 1910; 2 ¢ <dumen2s,
1910; E_ 234958; Charlotte Hurd, |
Chicago, Ill.
ScoTcH LULLABYE; words by Walter
Scott, music by Cyril Scott, op. 57,
NO} o- ONO, Lama: [19027
© July 13, 1910; 2 ee tuly 2
1910; EK 235502; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London, England.
1090
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug.. 1910
SE SABIO, DROULETTO (Si tu savais, pe-
tite); bourrée de Haute Auvergne,
recueillie, notée et harmonisée par
Marius Versepuy; piano avec texte.
(Danses ensabots, no 7.) [19028
Sedealy 12; 1910; 2.¢ July 6,
1910; E 236287; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SEA (THE) HATH ITS PEARLS; words
by Heine, translated by Longfellow,
music by J. D. Davis; no. 2 in HE
flat. [19029
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236065; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SEA MEMORIES; words by Marguerite
Radclyffe-Hall, music by Hubert
Bath. [19030
eae 21 1910; 2-¢. June 22,
1910; E 233960; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Sea (A) sone; by Thomas F. Dunhill,
meee: pe. Boston;, Arthur P.
Schmidt. (A garden of melodies,
no. 3.) [19031
© Feb. 7, 1910; 2 c. July 15, 1910;
E 2386539; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
London, W. England.
SECRET (LE); intermezzo by Leonard
Gautier, arr. by Wm. Heald; clarinet
and piano. [190382
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 234994; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. ¥.
SECRET (THE) OF THE LorD; full an-
them, words from Psalms xxy.,
music by John E. West; mixed
voices. (Octavo anthems, no. 977.)
[19033
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
E 285349; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
SEEDTIME AND HARVEST; anthem, music
by Caleb Simper; mixed voices. 4to.
[19034
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 235363 ; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England.
SEEK YE THE LorD; response, by Carrie
B. Adams. [19035
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
E 235887; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SEHNSUCHT (Longing for you) ; words
by M. Bessie Morton (Mattie Mor-
tenson), -music by H. M. Tracy.
Riverside, Farrar music co. [19036
© June 8, 1910; 2c. June 15, 1910;
E 238741; H. M. Tracy, Burbank,
Cal.
19048
SEHNSUCHT—Continued.
(Nostalgia); par Joseph Szulc;
piano. [19037
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. June 4.1910;
E 2343811; O. Bouwens van der Boi-
jen & cie., Paris, France.
SENORITA’S (THE) oREAM; words and
musie by Sema Haras, phrased and
fingered by August Suck, with ’cello
and piano ace. [190388
© 1 e@ July 5, 1910; BH 235284;
Sarah E. Ames, Everett, Mass.
SERAPHIM’S SONG; words and music by
Sarah L. Squire. [19039
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
H 236311; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
SERENADE. See Chaminade (C.L.S.)
SERENADE A JACQUELINE; par Jean
Savasta; quintette 4 cordes avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [19040
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 286262; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
SERENADE BADINE; by Gabriel-Marie,
arr. by Wm. Heald; clarinet and
piano. (19041
© June 18, 1910; 2 ce June 28,
1910; E 236020; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
SERENADE-CAPRICE; by Franz C. Born-
schein; violin and piano. (Three
concert solos, no. 1.) [19042
© June 16, 1910; 2 c« June 28,
1910; E 286031; Carl Fischer, New
Mormkyiney iy.
SERENADE DU PASSANT. See Massenet
(J. E. F.)
SERENATA (LA); italienisches stind-
chen, von Emil Séchting, op. 82. A.
Klavier solo. B. Klavier solo er-
leichtert. CC. Klavier und violine
oder mandoline. D. Klavier und vio-
loncelle. E. Klavier, violine und
violoncelle oder mandoline.
[19043-19047
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. each July 1,
1910; E 235209-235218; Wilhelm
Hansen, Leipzig, Germany.
—— par A Nodlck, op. 173; violon avec
ace. de piano. [19048
© May. 27, 1910; 2 « July 18,
1910; E 286666; Bosworth & co,
Leipzig, Germany.
1091
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19049
pt. 11, nh. Ss, v. &
SERENATA PATETICA; par Piero Ostali;
violon et piano. (Morceaux choisis,
no. 74.) [19049
©: June 23, 1910; 2.¢. dws, 18,
1910; E 236646; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
SEITLED LONG AGO; hymn, words by
D. W. Griffin, music by Seeley D.
Kinne. [19050
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
E 236353 ; Squire & Kinner- St. Louis,
Mo.
SHADOW OF A MIGHTY ROCK; hymn, mu-
Sic by Carrie B. Adams. 8vo.
[19051
© June 27, 1910-2 ¢. July 7;
1910; E 285348; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SHAH (THE); Persian intermezzo, by
H. Engelmann; piano. [19052
Oe duly, 9) 1910: 2, e. Julyr 1:
1910; E 2863890; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SHAKY EYES; march two-step, by
Harry Armstrong, arr. by James M.
Fulton; band. 4to. [19053
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; H 234953; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SHANGHAI; Chinese characteristic
march, by H. Muitchler; orch. 4to.
[19054
(©, May, 18, 1910; 2c: June 23.
1910; E 2384934; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
SHAWONDASEE WALTZ; by Harold A.
Thompson; piano. [19055
©) a dihye, 9) A910.) 2.¢e. July, £2,
1910; E 235441; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SHE'LL BE SEVENTEEN ON SUNDAY;
written and composed by Chas. Col-
lins and Fred Murray. [19056
Gudune 15. 1910: 2 c.. June 15,
1910; EK 23838718; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
SHEPHERDESS’ (THE) DREAM; pastoral
melody, by Emanuel Bucci; piano.
[19057
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 285056; Bucci bros., New
Work, INZ* YY:
SHORT COMMUNION SERVICE; by C. BE.
S. Littlejohn; chorus of mixed
voices. (Coll. of cectavo chureh mu-
Sic, no. 5408.) [19059
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
EH 235370; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York, .N. -Y.
SHUT-EYE (THE) ROAD;
music by Peggy Dean.
words and
No. 2 in G.
[19060
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 2, 1910;
E 236150; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
SI CE N’EST QU’UN REVE; poésie de Ar-
mand Foucher, musique de Georges
Picquet. [19061
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 236277; G. Ondet, Paris, France.
SI J’OSAIS DIRE; valse chantée, paroles
de Pierre d’Amor, musique de Ca-
mille Denisty. 1. Piano et chant.
2. Piano seul. [19062, 19063
© July 12, 1910; 2c. each July 6,
1910; E 2386266, 236267; Heugel &
cie, Paris, France.
SI OISEAU J’ETAIS; by Adolf von Hen-
selt; piano. (Chappell edition, no.
8.) [19064
© June 21, 1910; 926 June. 22,
1910; EH 233961; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SIEGMUND’S LOVE sonc. See Wagner
(R.)
SigHine; lyric and musie by Leroy
Stover, with violin obligato. [19065
© Apr. 18, 1910; 2 e. June 10,
1910; E 233745: House of Chris-
topher, Chicago, I].
SILENCE; poésie de Albert Samain,
musique de Maurice Le Boucher;
piano et chant en fa diése majeur.
(Quatre mélodies, no. 2.) [19066
© June 28, 1910; 2 c& June 27,
1910; E 285083; Costallat et cie.,
Paris, France.
SILENT LOVE; words by R. Monckton
Milnes, music by Frank Lambert.
[19067
© June 29, 1910; 2 c June 30,
1910; E 236137; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SHINE, STAR, SHINE; words by George
A. Stevens, music by Henry E. | SILVER FOUNTAIN; capriccio-etude by
Pether. [19058 Faulkner Brandon; piano. [19068
© June 30, 1910; 2 ec. June 30, © June 20, 1910; 2 c June 22,
1910; HE 286127; Francis, Day & 1910; E 233965; J. H. Larway, Lon-
Hunter, London, England. don, England.
1092
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
Since I aM FREE; hymn, music arr. by
Zella Beverlim. [19069
© July 7. 1910; 2 ec. July 8, 1910;
E 236320; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
SINGERS’ REPERTOIRE; a miscellaneous
eollection of studio and recital songs,
Suitable for medium voices, [com-
piled by Theo. Presser. ] [19070
© July 11, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
E 236416; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
SINNER, JESUS IS CALLING FOR YOU;
words and music by U. Keene.
[19071
© July 1, 1910; 2 @ June 13,
1910; E 2388613; Uriah Keene,
Rochester, N. Y.
SLEEP: words by M. E. W. King, mu-
sie by K. A. Wright. [19072
© ic. June 15, 1910; E 233752;
K. A. Wright, Baltimore, Md.
SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP; lullaby, words by
J. W. Olney, music by L. A. Stamp;
soprano. New York, Harry UL.
Stone music pub. co. [19073
tly 6 1910- 2 ec. July 12,
1910; E 236445: J. W. Olney, Spo-
kane, Wash.
SLEEP ON, BELOVED; words arr. by
Sarah Doudney, music by L. R.
Meyer. [19074
© May 9, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233854; Lucy Rider Meyer,
Chicago, Ill.
SLEEPY BABY; by Kate Vannah, arr.
by Otto Langey; orchestra. [19075
tue 22, 1910- 2 c.. June 23;
1910; EH 234903; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SLIPPERINIS; a trombone episode, by
B. G. McFall; band. 4to. [19076
© Mar. 10, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235060; Star music co.,
Eldred, Pa.
SNAIL (THE); words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
Stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
A) [19077
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235276; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
So’ BELLO SUL’ 1’; canzonette tipica,
versi di A. Caputo, musica del M°®
Seb. Garzia; canto e mandolino.
[19078
© June 23, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234966; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
19087
SoLDigRS (THE); march song, words
and music by I. Nahser. [19079
© June 1, 1910> 2-¢ June’ 29:
1910; E 236053; Irene Nahser, Chi-
eago, Ill.
SOLDIERS OF THE CROSS; words by A.
H. V. Bright, music by T. Richards.
4to. [19080
© July 7, 1910; 2 ec. July 7, 1910;
E 2385588; T. Richards, Boston,
Mass.
SoOLDIER’Ss (THE) STORY; words by
Ralph H. Boéhmer, music by Hayes.
[19081
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 15,
1910; E 236138; Old Dominion mu-
Sic co., New York, N. Y.
SOLO-SCENE DE SALOME.
(R.)
SOME OF THESE DAYS; words and music
by Shelton Brooks, arr. by Will Dor-
sey. [19082
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
H 235585: Wm. Foster music co.,
Chicago, Il.
SOMETHING SEEMS TO TELL ME THERE’LL
BE WEDDING BELLS FOR ME; words by
Ben Ryan, music by Harry L. New-
man. [19083
© June 25, 1910: 2 ec. June 27;
1910; E 235016; Sunlight music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
SOMETHING TO SAY; a Dutch idyll,
written and composed by E. Cuthbert
Nunn. London, A. Abbott & co. 4to.
[19084
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 16, 1910;
HE 235547; E. C. Nunn, London, Eng-
land.
See Strauss
SOMETIME IN AFTER YEARS; words by
Francis Glen Brown, music by Wal-
ter Eben Miles; low voice. [19085
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢: -Suly 6, 1910;
E 236252: Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
Detroit, Mich.
SOMETIME, SWEETHEART MINE, SOME-
WHERE; lyric by Eddy Eckels, music
by Leroy Stover. [19086
© Dee. 19, 1909; 2 c. June 10,
1910; E 288747; House of Christo-
pher, Chicago, I[11.
SOMEWHERE IN DREAMS; song from
The Naiad, words by Raymond Zir-
kel, musie by Clarence Metcalf.
[19087
©) Tune). 14,°19105; 2 e) Sune 16,
1910; E 233723; Rialto music pub.
co., Columbus, Ohio.
1093
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19088
DU. 1, eS. v8
SONATE A TRE. See Gluck (C. W. von)
SONATE A TRE. See also Hindel (G. F.)
SONATE, EN RE MINEUR; par A. Berte-
lin; piano et violoncelle. [19088 |
Ce aly ae 1STOe 2. © suly ii,
1910; E 236427; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
Sone (A) OF GLADNESS; words by Ger- |
trude McDermaid, music by Tom
Sutton. no. 1 in G. [19089
Graily Vike w910 302 e. Tiye 2,
1910; E 285458; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
Sone (A) OF MISTER SATAN; words by
Frank L. Stanton, music by Sheri-
dan Gordon. [19090
© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
EK 235254; Cary & co., London, Eng-
land.
SoNG OF NIGHT; words by George Wal-
mesley, music by Orlando A. Mans-
field. 4to. (The collegiate choir
no. 175.) [19091
© Dune 18, 1910; 2 -e, une“,
1910; E 285161; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow, Scotland.
SONG OF SPRING; by Gustav Merkel,
arr. by Wm. Heald; clarinet and
piano. [19092
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec June 28,
1910; E 286005; Carl Fischer, New
Work: Noe.
SONG OF STARS; words by George Wal-
mesley, music by Orlando A. Mans-
field. 4to. (The Collegiate choir
no. 174.) [19093
sume: 18) 1910: "2 es July, 1.
1910; E 235162; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
SONG OF THE SEA; Rosen-
krans; organ. 4to. [19094
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 21,
1910; E 2348388; Geo. Molineux, New
York, N.. ¥.
by Geo.
tone poem, by Harriet Ware;
piano solo. [19095
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 2350383; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SoNnG OF THE SPADE; words by J. E.
Patterson, music by Reginald Som-
erville. [19096
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 236417; Ascherberg Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
SONG OF THE SPIRIT; hymn, words by
Mrs. A. D. Crane, music by Sarah L.
Squire. [19097
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910:
Ii 236327; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo. |
SONG READER; a graded course in
school music in one book, based on
the new educational music course,
by James M. McLaughlin... and
W. W. Gilchrist ... Boston, New
York [ete.] Ginn and company
[1910] iv, 156 p. 8mo. $0.45.
[19098
© June 30, 19105 2 0eesuly. 5.
1910; A 268189; Ginn & co., Boston,
Mass.
Sone (THE) THAT FINDS AN ECHO IN
MY HEART; ballad, words by Rich-
ard Henry Buck, music by Theo-
dore Morse. [19099
© June 28, 1910-929) Juue 2s.
1910; E 236408; Theodore Morse
music co. New York, N. Y.
SONG WITHOUT WorRDS; by Ethel Barn-
by ; piano. [19100
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 22,
1910; E 283970; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
SONGS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME (AIS
die alte mutter); gipsy melody by
Anton Dvorak, arr. by Edwin Franko
Goldman; cornet and piano. [19101
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 286012; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ne xy.
SoNnGs OF DICKINSON ; comp. and ed. by
Benj. Hinchman, jr. ... New York,
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge [1910] 38
p. lL, 117 p. front. (parks:
$1.50. [19102
© June 6, 1910; 2 ce. June 14, 1910;
A 268014; Hinds, Noble & Eldredge,
New York, N. Y.
SONGS OF SENTIMENT; composed by
Reginald de Koven. [19103
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 236246; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
SONGS OF SERVICE; for all departments
of Christian work and worship, ed.
by J. Lincoln Hall, C. Austin Miles,
Adam Geibel... Philadelphia, New
York [ete.] 1910. [126] Gp2sve:
$0.20. [19104
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
A 268175; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phiae Fa:
1094
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19124
Sones OF THE IRISH HARPERS; collected
and arranged for harp or piano, by
C. Milligan Fox. 19105
© June 24, 1910; 2c. June 5, 1910;
~ 236231; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. Scotland.
SoroRITY GIRLS; two-step intermezzo,
by J. Alvin Dean; piano. [19106
mete 1, 1910: 2.¢ July 9,-1910;
E 236361; Dean co., Los Angeles,
Cal.
Sous Bois; by Alph. Duvernoy, op. 36,
edited by S. L. Herrmann; piano.
[19107
Gitune 27, 1910; 2.c.. June 27,
1910; E 235045; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOUTHERN BELLE; waltz, R. McNulta,
piano. [19108
©) tune 28. 1910: 2 c. June 27,
1910; EK 235008; Rhea McNulta, Chi-
cago, Ill.
SOUTHERN INSPIRATION; march by
Thos. R. Confare; band. 4to.
[19109
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
E 235334; Universal music house,
Chicago, Il.
SOVEREIGNS OF ENGLAND, 1066 to 1910;
words and music by J. J. Cauchois,
op. 73. [19110
(eo suly 19, 1910; 2 c. July 21,
1910; E 235598; John J. Cauchois,
New York, N. Y.
SPAHIS; marche orientale von Fr. Pro-
chaska, instr. von Jul Fucik; mili-
tarmusik. 4to. (Harmonie M. U.
no. 42.) fL9ttd
© June 27, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235407; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
SPANISH DANCE. See Moszkowski (M.)
SPIELDOSE (DIE); von Emil Kronke,
op. 62. (Klavierstiicke, no. 1.)
[19112
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
H 235214; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
SPINN, SPINN; estlindisches volkslied,
arr. von Ludwig Schytte; klavier.
(Kinder-transcriptionen, no. 1.)
[19113
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235189; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
SPIRIT OF SPEED; a fingertwist, by Geo.
L. Spaulding; piano. [19114
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235124; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Spring (A) bitty; words from the
Latin by John Addington Symonds,
music by Cyril Scott, op. 72, no. 1.
INOg. 2 an BY [19115
© July 13, 1910; 2¢. July 14, 1910;
FE 235508; Elkin & co., ltd., London,
England.
STANCES D’IzEYL; transcription
Gabriel Pierné; violon et piano.
[19116
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
par
BH} 2362723) Durand--et)cie, Paris;
France.
STANDARD COMPOSITIONS FOR THE
PIANO; graded and compiled by W.S.
B. Mathews, vol. 7, seventh grade.
[19117
© June. 27. 1910/5 2) ¢. dune, 200
1910; E 235041; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
STAR OF MY DREAMS, SHINE ON; lyric
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by John
Pokal: [19118
©edune 271910292, co wunes 27,
1910; E 285019; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
STARLIGHT S1oux; an Indian _ idyl,
words by A. Stauffer, music by Ernie
Erdman. 1. Song. 2. Piano solo.
[19119, 19120
© July 15, 1910; 2 ¢. each July
138, 1910; E 236486, 236487; Aubrey
Stauffer & co., Chicago, [ll.
STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT; sere-
nade, words by Henry W. Longfel-
low, music by Florence Newell Bar-
bour. 1. Sop. or ten. 2. Mezzo sop.
or bar. [19121
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. each June
TeV AO1O yeah 2385004 ©) Arthur ie.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
STEPHANIE WALTZ; by L. B. Saenz;
arr. by Cirilo G. ‘Zapata, rev. by
T. Concha ; piano. [19122
© Nov. 10, 1909; 2c. July 5, 1910;
HE 236260; Lorenzo B. Saenz, El Paso,
Tex.
STILLE NACHT, HEILIGE NACHT; leichte
phantasien, von Paul Zilcher. 1.
Op. 81, klavier zu zwei hinden. 2.
Op. 82, klavier zu 4 hiinden. (Weib-
nachtszeit, no. 4.) (19128, 19124
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. each July 9,
1910; BE 235417, 285428; Fr. Kistner,
Leipzig, Germany.
1095
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19125
pt. 11 aS. V2
STIMMUNGSLIEDER; fiir besondere ge-
legenheiten im verein und im fa-
milienkreis, text und musik von H.
Mosel; gemischter chor. 4to. An-
tigo, Antigo pub. co. [19125
© June 15, 1910-2. July 1)
1910; E 286374; Hugo Mosel, Wit-
tenberg, Wis.
STOP YOUR BLUSHING, ROSIE; words by
Lewis and Bennett, music by M. H.
Rosenfeld. [19126
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 286185; Monroe H. Rosenfeld,
New York, N. Y.
Storm (A) IN A TEACUP; humorous
duet, words by Clifton Bingham, mu-
sie by Edith Fortescue. [19127
© Suly 9; 1910; 32 e. Sully 14;
1910; E 2364385; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
STRAMMES (HIN) REGIMENT; fanfaren-
marsch von Anton Kutschera, op. 34.
1; Salonorchester. 2. Schrammel-
quarteit. 4to. [19128, 19129
© June 24, 1910; 2 c each July
18, 1910; E 236659, 236660; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
STRAND (THE); polka, by Pierre Per-
rot; piano. [19130
©, duly 18, 1910; 2c. July 19,
1910; E 235576; Paterson & sons,
Edinburgh, Scotland.
STRANGER (A) AT THE DOOR; hymn,
words by Joseph Grigg, music by
Ira B. Wilson. S8vo. [19131
© June 27, 1910:-2 «July 7,
1910; E 235347; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
STRAUSS (RiIcHARD) Salomes tanz;
aus dem musik-drama, bearbeitet
von Th. Grawert; militirmusik. 1.
Stimmen. 2. Partitur.
[19132, 191338
© May 30, 1910; 2 c each June
17, 1910; E 234923, 234924; Adolph
Ftirstner, Berlin, Germany.
Solo-scéne de Salomé, op. 54;
drame musical nach Oscar Wildes
gleichnamiger dichtung, fiir gesang
und klavier mit franzésisch-italieni-
schem text. [19134
© June 23, 1910; 2 c July 18,
1910; E 236655; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin, Germany.
STRIKE UP A BAG PIPE TUNE; words by
Edward Madden, music by G. Hd-
wards. [19135
©-.June 21, 1910; Zee wane 21:
1910; E 234848; Gus Edwards, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
STRIMPELLATA ALLA LUNA; Serenata
burleska, par Vincenzo Billi, op.
220; piano. 1132438. [19136
© June 30, 1910; 2 ¢ July 1,
1910; EH 235249; G. Riecordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
STRIVE, WAIT AND PRAY; words by
Adelaide Proctor, music by J. H.
Wilson. [19137
© June 15, 1910; 2 ce June 15,
1910; E 238787; J. Hazard Wilson,
Coddington Point, Newport, R. I.
SUSSER DIE GLOCKEN NIE KLINGEN;
leichte phantasien von Paul Zilcher,
op. 82; klavier zu 4 hinden. (Weih-
nachtszeit, no. 2.) [191388
© June 8, 1910; 2 ec. July 9, 1910;
EH 2385421; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig,
Germany.
SUFFRAGETTES (THE); march by Otto
F. Schreiner; piano. [19139
© June 22, 1910; 2 c June 28,
1910; E 2384996; Carl Fischer, New
Work, INs Xe
SUMMER MOONLIGHT; reverie, by S. J
Whitson; piano. Minneapolis, Minn,
Joseph E. Frank. [19140
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec. June 30,
1910; E 235426; S. Whitson, Edge-
ley, N. Dak.
SUMMER (A) NIGHT; opéra comique
in one act, book and music by G. H.
Clutsam. Vocal score. [19141
© July 18,1910; 2 ec. July 19, 1910;
D 18669; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
‘“SuMuRUN; potpourri by Victor Hol-
laender ; piano. [19142
© 1c June 22, 1910; E 233956;
M. Witmark & sons, New York,
IN.
tanzpantomime, potpourri von
Victor Hollaender; klavier. [19148
© May 19, 1910; 2 c. June 4, 1910;
EH 234293; Hrich Reiss, Berlin, Ger-
many.
Sunny DAYS; words and music by
John H. Flynn. [19144
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. dune 2%,
1910; E 235054; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
1096
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
SUNNY SLOPE WALTZ; by Alice Mothers-
head: piano or organ. [19145
if dune 22, 1910: 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235027; A. W. Perry & sons’
mus. co., Sedalia, Mo.
SUNSET; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
obl. Svo. [19146
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 15, 1910;
E 236525; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
song without words, by Edwin H.
Lemare, op. 69; organ. [19147
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
E 235369; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Mork, N.Y.
SUPERIOR (THE) SEX; a Comic opera in
three acts, libretto by H. D. Ban-
ning, music by J. H. Maunder. Vocal
score. London, A. Abbott & co.
Ato. [19148
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. July 16, 1910;
D 18668; J. H. Maunder, London,
England.
SUPPLICATION; by S. Jaddassohn, ed-
ited and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
piano. [19149
© June 14. 1910; 2 c. June 15,
1910; E 233726; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SWALLOw’s (THE) RETURN; by San-
ford Norcott; piano. [19150
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; E 233843; Frain pub. co., New
York N: Y:
Sweet Kitty BELLAIRS; by Gus Ed-
wards; hotel orch. Ato. [19151
©. Jjume 27, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235105; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SweEet Rosa LEE; words and music by
Len Fleming. [19152
© June 1, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235228; L. M. Fleming, Corning,
Ni. ¥;
‘SWEETHEART 0’ MINE; words and music
by Herbert King. No. 3 in E fiat.
[19153
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 24,
1910; EH 235000; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
SWEETHEART THERE IS NO SPLENDOR;
words by Frank L. Stanton, music
by Sheridan Gordon. [19154
©. June .30, 1910: 2. c¢..July 1,
1910; E 235255; Cary & co., London,
England.
19164
SWEETHEARTS TRUE; words and music
by R. T. McGee. [19155
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 235360; Robert T. McGee, Quebec,
Canada,
SWING ME HIGH, SWING ME LOW: Swing
song (Schaukel-lied), from Follies of
1910, lyric by Ballard Macdonald,
music by Victor Hollaender. [19156
© July U2) 19d0p2 er Tully: 113;
1910; E 236482; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
arr. by Robert Recker; or-
chestra with piano acc. 4to. [19157
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
H, 235399; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York, Ne vs
SWING SONG; berceuse, by Paul Per-
rier; piano. [19158
© sly 5. 1910) 2 ea duly
1910; E 285528; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
SWINGING IN THE GARDEN; words by
Edward ‘'Teschemacher, music by
Charles A. Trew. [19159
©, June, 2, (tO 2ne% Imeg22:
1910; E 2338959; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Swiss (THE) HERO; operetta for ladies
voices, libretto and music by Arthur
FE’, Smith. [19160
©} Junes28, 1910) 2¢4uly 7 11,
1910; D 18664; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London, England.
SYLVAN ROSE; intermezzo two step, by
W. H. Kiefer; band. 4to. [19161
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. June 23,
_ 1910; E 284929; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
SYMPHONIE ESPAGNOLE; by Edouard
Lalo, op. 21; violin and piano.
[19162
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. Jume 28,
1910; E 286025; Carl Fischer, New
Mork. gNoNe
SYRIAN WOMAN’S LAMENT; words trans-
lated from the Arabic by Albert
Payson Terhune, music by Anice
Terhune; high voice with piano acc.
[19163
©, July. 28) 1910; (a) ee fuly* 19)
1910; E 285564; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York, N. Y.
SYSTEMATIC VOICE TRAINING; by D. A.
Clippinger. [19164
© tuin f 1910 +. 2-e.Suly 7, 1910-
E 235352; Gamble hinged music ¢€0.,
Chicago, Il.
1097
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19165
pt. 117, 0. s., v. 5
T, P. G. MARCH AND TWO STEP; by S.
R. Henry, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
band. 4to. [19165
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235067; Jos. W. Stern &
eo:, New York, N. Y.
— orchestra with piano acc.
4to. [19166
© June 14, 1910; 2 ¢ June 15,
1910; E 233734; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
TAGLICHE UBUNGEN FUR VIOLONCELL
(Daily exercises for the violoncello) ;
von Friedrich Griitzmacher, op. 67.
Neue durchgesehene und ergénzte
ausgabe, von Hugo Becker. [19167
© June 3, 1910; 2c. June 28, 1910;
E 236116; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
TANHA (DAS GEHEIMNIS); deutsch
von F. Fiedler, musik von Sergius
Liapunow, op. 39, no. 38, revidiert
von Richard Hofmann. [19168
© “tune 25, 1910; 2 © duly 18;
1910; E 236651; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
TAKE A BRIDE ON A STEAM BOAT; waltz
ballad, words by J. H. Hughes, mu-
sic by Fred C. Cummins. [19169
© June 9, 1910; 2c. July 2, 1910;
E 235473; Jos. H. Hughes publish-
ing co., Saginaw, Mich.
TAKE ME BACK AGAIN TO HOME SWEET
HOME; words and music by B. Clif-
ford Hoomes. [19170
©. Apr. +1; 1910: 23> ¢, June) 25,
1910; E 234969; Hoomes & Dennis,
New York, N. Y.
TAKE ME BACK TO OKLAHOMA; words
and music by J. A. Barnett. [19171
© 1c. June 25, 1910; E 234980;
James A. Barnett, Clarita, Okla.
TAKE ME BACK TO OLD KB&NTUCKY;
words and music by A. K. Roland.
[19172
© May 18, 1910; 2 « June 20,
1910; E 2338389; Alice Kate Roland,
Birmingham, Ala.
TAKE ME THERE; written and composed
by Fred Godfrey and Will Letters.
[19173
© June 14, 1910; 2 « July 15,
1910; E 236556; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
TAKE ME TO THE NORTH POLE; words |
and music by Arehibald J. McKinny. |
[19174 |
© ic. July 14, 1910; E 286688;
Archibald J. MecKinny, Brooklyn, |
NZX.
TAKE ME WHERE I CAN SHOUT; words |
by Raymond A. Brown, music by |
William H. Penn. [19175 |
© June 27, 1916-27 Sune 2s:
1910; E 236058; Music house of
Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
TAKE THIS MESSAGE TO MY MOTHER; |
words by H. C. Sorrell, music by |
R. A. Williams. [19176 |
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢ July 5, 1910; |
E 236234; Henry C. Sorrell, Coving- |
ton, Ky.
TaL (DAS) DER LIEBE; eine musika-
lische komédie in drei aufzitigen, von
Rudolf Lothar, musik von Oscar
Straus, arr. von Gustav Blasser;
klavierauszug, mit unterlegtem text.
[19177
© June 8, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
D 18655; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many. |
TALE (A) OF TWO HEARTS; romance,
by Charles J. Roberts, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin
orch. (Popular publications, no.
743.) [19178 |
© July 9, 1910; 2 c. July 11, 1910;
E 236381; M. Witmark & sons, New
York ANne We
TARANTELLA; VON Hi Soba es
von Ludwig Schytte; klavier. (Kin-
der-transcriptionen, no. 5.) [19179
© June 14, 1910; 2 ce. July 1, 1910;
E 235193; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
TARRY FOR THE POWER; hymn, words
and music by Mrs. F. E. Hill. [19180
© July 7, 1910; 2 ce. July 8, 1910;
BH} 236331; IF. EH. & Mis, fea
Los Angeles, Cal.
TE DEUM LAUDEMUS; composed by
Harold HE. Darke; mixed voices.
(Modern church services, no. 67.)
[19181
© July 23; 19105 2%e))angees.
1910; E 235601; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
— composed by Jackson, mixed
voices in F. 4to. (Popular church
Services, no. 3.) [19182
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢ July 6, 1910;
E 236245; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon- |
don, England.
1098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19203
Te DEUM LAUDEMUS—Continued.
— music by H. J. Storer. 4to.
(Parish choir, no. 1422.) [19188
© July 8, 1910; 2c July 12, 1910;
E 235439; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
TEACH ME TO PRAY; words and music
by Geo. Graff, jr., and Jessie Mae
Jewitt, arr. by L. R. Dressler. 1.
Male voices. 2. Female voices. 4to.
(Excellent quartette arrangements,
no. 522 and 521.) [19184, 19185
© July 6, 1910; 2 ec. each July 7,
1910; E 235330, 235331; M. Witmark
and sons, New York, N. Y.
TEDDY’S COME BACK HOME; words and
musie by Saidee Mae Clark. [19186
© dune 14, 1910; 2 c. June 18;
1910; E 2838609; S. M. Clark, Aber-
deen, Ohio.
TEHACHEPI; Aztec idyl, intermezzo, by
H:. C. Rubi; piano. [19187
©iece June 22, 1910; E 236233;
Henry Camp Rubi, Bakersfield, Cal.
Peer TH)fO0 ME;5 song, music. by J:: L.
Edwards. [19188
(ope sew duly 1, 1910; 235261;
J. L. Edwards, Riverside, N. J.
TELL ME FAIREST MAIDEN; a Japanese
serenade, words and music by John
.-Howard Craig; no. 3 in D min.
[19189
© June 20, 1910: 2. c.. June 21,
1910; H 234844; M. B. Lyman & co.,
Chicago, Ill.
TELL ME IF YOU LOVE ME; words and
musie by Tom Shaw, arr. by J. Chas.
Moore. (National 6d. edition, no.
54.) [19190
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236063; National music pub.
co., London, England.
TEMPERANCE SONGS; by G. W. Dun-
gan. [19191
© June 27, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
A 267209; G. W. Dungan, Strasburg,
Pa’
TEMPLE (THE) BUILDERS; words and
music by R. Fletcher. 8vo.
[19192
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; EH 233845; Robert L. Fletcher,
Wheeling, W. Va.
TENDER MEMORIES OF DAYS GONE BY;
words and music by F. B. George.
[19193
©l1c. July 9, 1910; BE 285401; F.
B. George, Kinsman, Ohio.
TENDERFOOT; words by Earle Clinton,
music by Charlotte Blake. [19194
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 20,
1910; E 233883; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
TERNURA; vals lento por Fernando
Soria, piano. Mexico, Enrique Mun-
guia. [19195
© June 6, 1910; 2 c. June 28, 1910;
EK 236104; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York: Ney:
TESSARINI (CARLO) Sonate 4 tre, G
dur; bearbeitet von Alfred Moffat;
zwei violinen und pianoforte, mit
violoncell ad lib. (Meisterschule,
no. 19.) [19196
©) dulye ts) 19102" ce. sulky. 13:
1910; E 286506; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
THAT LOVIN’ LAZY RAG; words and mu-
sic by Billy Gaston and Edgar Sel-
den. [19197
© June 27, 1910; 2 ¢. June-27,
1910; E 285052; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
THAT’S GooD; words by Harry Wil-
liams, music by Egbert Van Alstyne.
[19198
©) Sune 122, 190; 2)senijunes.22,
1910; E 233954; J. H. Remick & co.,
New Yorks: (Nx.
THAT’s Mrssourr; words by Lee Ship-
pey, music by M. E. A. Chase.
[19199
© 1c. June 13, 1910; E 235468;
Mary E. A. Chase, Springfield, Mo.
THAT’S YIDDISHA LOVE; words and mu-
sic by James Brockman. [19200
© July 9, 1910; 2 ce. July 11, 1910;
HH 236391; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
THAT SPOONY DANCE; rag intermezzo,
by Jean Schwartz; piano. [19201
© July 6, 1910; 2 ec. July 6, 1910;
E 236249; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
THERE IS A HAPPY LAND; by M. W.
Butler; piano or organ. [19202
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
AOTORM By 285032 °° Av W. Perry. -&
sons’ music co., Sedalia, Mo.
THERE IS AN OLD HNGLISH GARDEN;
written by George Arthurs, com-
posed by Alf. J. Lawrance, [19203
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 6, 1910;
E 236216; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
1099
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19204
pt. 1a, eS! Va
THERE’S A RING UPON HER FINGER;
words and music by Boyle Laper-
riere. [19204
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 23851382; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
TMERE?S ONE LITTLE GIRL LOVES You :
words and music by A. Beard and N.
Carruthers. [19205
© June 29, 1910; 2 c June 29,
1910; E 235128; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y:
THERE’S ONLY ONE LIFE AND THAT'S
THIS ONE; words and music by Fred
Anderson. [19206
© June 20, 1910: 2 ec. aune 20;
1910; E 2338835; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
THEY CAN’T FIND KELLY; written &
composed by Billy Merson. (Feld-
man’s 6d edition, no. 337.) [19207
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2 ce. July 9, 1910;
EK 235380; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
THEY’RE PLAYING OUR FAVORITE WALTZ
MY DEAR; words and music by
Archie Reid Tanner. [19208
© May 7, 1910; 2 c. May 5, 1910;
E 235002; Tanner & Lambert pub.
c0., ‘Buffalo, N. Y.
THEY WERE VISIONS, JUST VISIONS;
words by G. Caroselli, music by
G. Giacomantonio. [19209
Orally 15, 1910-2 ec suly- 15,
1910; E 236520; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
THIERIOT (FERDINAND) Konzert, op.
92; violine und bratsche mit beglei-
tung des klaviers. Partitur und
stimmen. [19210
©) May 19; 1910: =2 .c. dime 4.
1910; E 234296; J. Rieter-Bieder- |
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
THINKING OF JESUS; words by C. W.
Jorden, music by J. S. Jorden. [19211
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
EK 235316; Chas. W. & Jas. S. Jorden,
Pittsburg, Pa.
THOROUGHBRED; march and two step,
by H. Engelmann; piano. [19212
© July 9, 1910; 2 ¢. July 11, 1910;
E 236392; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, We ¥:
THOSE WERE THE HAPPY DAYS; song
from The summer widowers, words
by Glen MacDonough, music by A.
Baldwin Sloane. [19213
© July 18, 1910; 2 c. July 18, 1910:
EK 286574; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, IN: Y¥:
THOSE WERE THE HAPPY DAYS—Con.
—— words by M. Rasmussen, music by
Knuth. [19214
© 1c. June 28, 1910; H 234912;
Michael Rasmussen, Chicago, I11.
THOUGH IT’S YEARS NOW SINCE SHE
LEFT ME; words by M. Rasmussen,
music by Knuth. 119215
© 1c. June 28, 1910; EH 234913;
Michael Rasmussen, Chicago, I11.
THOUGHTS OF HEAVEN; words by Er-
nest Milburn, music by J. EH. Melvin.
Svo. [19216.
© .May 20, 19105 2sendame) 20,
1910; E 234840; J. E. Melvin, Canute,
Okla.
THOUGHTS OF THE PAST; words by Wil-
liam Allingham, music by H. G.
Flaig. [19217
© July 15, 1910; 2 ec. July 16, 1910;
E 285561; Elizabeth Good Flaig,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THOUGHTS OF THEE; Souvenir, by H.
Engelmann; piano. [19218
© July 9, 1910; 2¢. July 11, 1910;
E 286395; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vorks sN. AG
THOUGHTS OF YORE; by Sanford Nor-
cott; piano. , [19219
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 20,
1910; EK 233844; Frain pub. co., New
York, (Ne ¥.
THOUSAND (A) YEARS; hymn, ‘words
and music arr. by Sarah L. Squire.
[19220
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
E 236337; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
THREE JOLLY SAILORS; words by Alice
A. Dale, music by Alfred G. Wathall.
[19221
© June. 20, 1910; 2 ec June 23,
1910; E 2384917; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THROUGH A PRIMROSE DELL; words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, musie by Charles
Gilbert Spross; low voice. [19222
© June 22, 1910: 2 « June 24,
1910; E 233973; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. .
THROW OUT THE LIFE LINE; by M. W.
Butler; piano or organ. [19223
© June 22, 1910; 2 « Sune ee
1910; E 235028; A. W. Perry & sons’
mus. co., Sedalia, Mo.
1100
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
THROW UP YOUR HANDS: song in Up
and down Broadway, words by
William Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [19224
© July 2, 1910: 2 c. July 2, 1910:
E 236182; J. H. Remick & co., New
Vouk. N. Y.
THRust (THE); poem by William
Wells Newell, music by F. W.
Spencer. [19225
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 22,
1910; E 233950; Frederick Winslow
Spencer, San Rafael, Cal.
THY WAY, NOT MINE, O LorD; solo,
words by Horatius Bonar, music by
Samuel W. Beazley: soprano or
tenor. [19226
© June 14, 1910: 2 ec. June 13.
1910; E 233622; Fillmore bros. co..,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THY WILL BE DONE; sacred duet. words
by C. Elliott, music by H. J. Stewart.
[19227
fy gane, 29. 1910; 2 c. July. 2,
1910; EH 236153; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TIE YOUR LITTLE BULL OUTSIDE; barn-
dance or schottische, by James
Brockman, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
band. 4to. [19228
© June 24, 1910; 2 c June 25,
1910; E 234954; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
TIEFLAND; intermezzo, musik von
EKugen d’Albert, arr. von F. H.
Schneider; klavier. [19229
© June 20, 1910; 2 « July 18,
1910; E 236586; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
TIN SOLDIER BOYS: words by Olive
Hall, music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no.
Ree [19230
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235267; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
To A DAISY; by Sidney Steinheimer,
op. 36; piano. (In spring, no. 3.)
[192381
erinivedt, 1910. 2 ¢ duly 1,
1910; E 236412: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
To AN AESENTEE; words by Tom Hood,
music by J. D. Davis; no. 2 in BE
minor. [19232
iS ohne. 27,1910: 2 e:, June 28,
1910; E 236066; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
19241
To AND FRO, SO SOFT AND SLOW; cradle
Song in A flat, poem by Margeret
Johnson, music by Eleanor Kent.
[19233
© June 22, 1910; 2 ¢. June 23,
1910; E 234901; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
To DAFFODILS; words by R. Herrick,
music by S. Mann. London, Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 4to. (Album of songs
for medium voice, no. 2.) [19254
© June 22, 1910; 2 c June 21,
1910; E 234858; Samuel Mann, Lon-
don, England.
To JuLia; words by Robert Herrick,
music by S. Mann. London, Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 4to. (Album of songs
for medium voice, no. 5.) [19235
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910; E 234861; Samuel Mann, Lon-
don, England.
To Sylvia; quartette, words by Ben
Jonson, music by Arthur W. Pollitt,
op. 10, no. 2. 4to. (Choral library
for mixed voices, no. 34.) [19236
© June 25, 1910; 2 c June 24,
1910; E 233983; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
TOCHTER ZION, FREUE DICH; leichte
phantasien, von Paul Zilcher, op. 82;
klavier zu 4 hinden. (Weihnachts-
zeit, no. 3.) [19237
© June’ 18: 1910; 2 eb July 9,
1910; E 2385422: Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Toco; written and composed by Harry
Castling and Fred Godfrey. [19238
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236202; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
Tor, TOUJOURS Tor (Thee ever thee) ;
valse chantée, paroles de Pierre
Chapelle, musique de L. Gallini. 1.
Piano et chant. 2. Piano seul.
: [19239, 19240
© July 19, 1910; 2 c. each July
20, 1910: E 236668, 236669; Casa
Dotésio, Madrid, Spain.
TOKIO MERCHANTS; words by Alice A.
Dale, music by Alfred G. Wathall.
[19241
© June 20, 1910; 2 c June 23,
1910; E 2384920; Fillmore bros. co.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1101
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19242
pt. 11; B. 83 V.5
ToMBOLA; march two-step, by A. Mer-
cille; piano. [19242
(©: Suly451910" 2c July GP i910;
BH 236198; Delmar music co., Mon-
treal, Canada.
ToN QUE T’AIMABO (Lorsque je tai-
mais); bourrée de Haute Auvergne,
recueillie, notée et harmonisée par
Marius Versepuy; piano avec texte.
(Danses en sabots, no. 9.) [19243
©) July 2.19102 2c) puby6, Agno:
E 2386289; Heugel & cie. Paris,
France.
Toor YOUR HORN KID YOU’RE IN A FOG;
words by Jos. Mittenthal, music by
JM Daly: [19244
© June 10, 1910; 2c. June 16,
1910; EH 234864; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ToTALLY (A) DIFFERENT RAG; by May
Aufderheide; piano. [19245
© July 16; 9191057 2) te) Sully. as;
1910; E 236573; J. H. Aufderheide,
Indianapolis, Ind.
TOTENINSEL (DIE); nach dem _ ge-
milde von Bocklin, von S. Rach-
maninow, op. 29, bearbeitet von
‘Otto Taubmann; klavier zu _ vier
handen. [19246
© May 18, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
EH 2384292; <A. Gutheil, Moscow,
Russia.
Tourpize (LA) (Die schnurre): par
Ernest Gillet, edited by C. Ugo; no.
5, piano and violin. [19247
©) Sune +28, 1910 2c june 27,
1910; E 235077; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
“TOURMENT; poésie de Albert Samain,
musique de Maurice Le Boucher; pi-
ano et chant,en mimineur. (Quatro
mélodies, no. 4.) [19248
© June 28, 1910; 2 c June 27,
1910; E 235081; Costallat & cie.,
Paris, France.
"TRAUMBILDER AUS DER AHNENGRUFT DER
ROMANOWS; von Joachim Albrecht
prinz von Preussen. Ausgabe B. fiir
pianoforte. [19249
© May 17, 1910; 2 ¢. June 4, 1910;
E 234304; W. Sulzbach, Berlin, Ger-
many.
TTRAUMSTIMMEN; drei intime klavier-
stticke von Fritz Vogely, op. 5. No.
1, Im abendrot; no. 2, Geistergruss;
no. 3, Angedenken. [19250
© June 15, 1910; 2 c. each July
16, 1910; E 236240; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin, Germany.
TRIFLES; polka caprice, by Geo. L.
Spaulding; piano. [19251
© June 24, 1910; 2 cy yume) 25:
1910; E 234943; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
TRIOMPHE (LE); poésie de Victor
Hugo, adsptation musicale de Fran-
cis Thomé; piano. Parties de chant,
violon et hautbois ad lib. [19252
©, July’ 12, 1910 ese 14:
1910; E 236421; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE.
(R.)
See Wagner
TRISTESSE D’AMOUR; par Albert Zabel,
op. 36, revidiert von Wilh. Dugge;
harpe. [19253
© June 17, 1910252 ee gly 9,
1910; E 235412; W. Bessel et cie.,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
TROISIEME VALSE: by Paul Perrier;
piano. [19254
© July 5, 1910;)2 ee
1910; E 2385525; Frederick Harris
co., London, Hngland.
TROPICAL SCENES AND OTHER PIECES;
by J. Pascal; piano. New York,
Luckhardt & Belder. 4to. [19255
© July 2; 1910: 2 ene s22.
1910; HE 234855; Julian Pascal, New
VorkeiNaave
TROTZ DEM SCHICKSAL; ged. von Max
Hermanny, musik von Henry J.
Lautz. [19256
© June 29; 1910] 23% sini
1910; E 235227; Leopold Schutter,
Darmstadt, Germany.
Trous (LES) PAS CHERS; paroles et
musique par G. Aubert. [19257
© May 12, 1910; 2 ce. June 4,
1910; EH 234823; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
TRUST IN THE LORD, BELIEVE IN HIS
worD; [words and music by E. R.
Stinson. ] [19258
© 1e. June 23, 1910; H 234928;
BE. R. Stinson, Humboldt, Iowa.
TRY 1T ON YOUR PIANO; words and mu-
sie by Irving Berlin. [19259
© July 7; 1910; 2c. July 34920;
E 235475: Ted Snyder music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
1102
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nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19278
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) An-
dante cantabile; edited and fingered
by Leo Schulz; violoncello and piano.
[19260
© June 21, 1910; 2 c June 23,
1910; E 234894; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New. York, N. Y.
from String quartet, op. 11,
arr. by Wm. Heald; clarinet and
piano. [19261
© June 22, 1910; 2 c June 28,
1910; E 236002; Carl Fischer, New
York, IN. Y:
TucH (DAS) DER TRANEN; ged. von
Paul Wertheimer, musik yon Fritz
Fleck, op. 11; mit klavier und vio-
line. 1. Hoch. 2. Mittel. (Zwei
gesinge, no. 1.) [19262, 19263
© June 15, 1910; 2c. each July 1,
1910; We 235176, 235177: Raabe &
Plothow, Berlin, Germany.
TURTELTAUBCHEN (Turtelduen) ; salon-
mazurka von Rich. Tourbié, op. 73,
arr. von Ludwig Schytte; klavier.
(Kinder-transcriptionen, no. 20.)
[19264
© June 14, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235208; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
(Turtledove); salonstiick, von
Richard Hilenberg, op. 285; mili-
tarmusik. 4to. Stimmen. [19265
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
E 235410; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
TWELFTH NIGHT; an Blizabethan
dance, by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[19266
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; E 233968; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
TWILIicGHt; by J. S. Fearis, organ.
obl. S8vo. [19267
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 15, 1910;
E 236526; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Two TINY HANDS; words by W. Terry,
music by J. Airlie Dix. [19268
© July 2, 1910; 2 ¢. July 5, 1910;
EH 235283; Reeder & Walsh, London,
England.
TZIGANE; par Hmile Pessard, op. 127;
piano. [19269
© July 23, 1910: 2 ec. July 18,
1910; E 236640; M. Mercier, Paris,
France.
UBER BERG UND TAL; fanfarenmarsch
von Anton Kutschera, op. 36. 4to.
1. Salonorechester mit harmonium od.
cello ad lib. 2. Schrammelquartett.
[19270, 19271
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. each July 18,
1910; E 286657, 236658; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
UGOLINA; danza por Luis R. Miranda,
op. 23; piano. [19272
© June 14, 1910; 2 c June 13,
1910; E 2388606; Gonzales Padin
Hnos, San Juan, P. R.
UND WIR WERDEN ZUSAMMEN SCHWEI-
GEN (Silent love); ged. von Chris-
tian Morgenstern, English version
by Edward Oxenford, musik von Fe-
lix Weingartner, op. 48. (Sechs
lieder, no. 8.) [19273
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236193; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
Yorks Nev ¥.:
UNDER THE FLOWERS; duet, words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Charles
Gilbert Spross; soprano and tenor.
[19274
© June 27, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235034; The John Church
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
UNDER THE MAYPOLE; by C. Gurlitt, op.
112, no. 1, edited and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; piano. [19275
©) June 14, 1910: 2 ¢. June. 15,
1910; E 23838728; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
UNDER THE MIDNIGHT MOON; words by
Addison Burkhardt, music by Ar-
thur E. Behim. [19276
@) sully” 18k 1910: 12" eho duly 18,
1910; E 2386625; Harry von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
UNDER THE SUMMERTIME MOON; words
by Edward Madden, music by Albert
Gumble. [19277
© July 6, 1910; 2 e. July 6, 1910;
BE 236190; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, N. Y.
UNISON MASS; by J. H. Cornell; cho-
rus and solos for treble voices. no.
99. [19278
© June 10, 1910; 2 c June 16,
1910: BE 234868; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston, Mass.
1103
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19279
pt. 1 Be, Vv. 5
UNTER KAMERADEN (MEZI KAMARADY) ;
[UND] Diz MUSIK KOMMT (HUDBA
JDE); lustiges marsch-potpourri von
Fr. Kmoch und Fr. Kovarik; mili-
tirmusik. obl. 24mo. (Harmonie
M. U. no. 49.) [19279
© June 27, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
E 235404; Mojmir Urbének, Prague,
Austria.
Up SHE GOES; written by A. J. Mills,
music by Bennett Scott.
Star music pub. co., ltd. [19280
©) July 27, 1900 + Bae. peulyy 16,
1910; E 235545; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
Ur to TESSIE’S FLAT; words by Guy
R. Perkins, music by J. W. Con-
nelly. [19281
© 1c. June 23, 1910; EH 234910;
Jack W. Connelly, Chelsea, Mass.
UR SVENSKA HJERTANS DJUP; von Otto
Lindblad, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kindertranscriptionen, no.
fy) [19282
© June 14,.1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
E 235203; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
YtTpo (DER MORGEN); deutsch von F.
Fiedler, musik von Sergius Liapu-
now, op. 39, no. 1, revidiert von
Richard Hofmann. [19283
©, June 25, 1910; "2'e uly £8,
1910; E 236653; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany. ~
VAGABOND (THE); words by Robert
Louis Stevenson, music by Graham
Peel. [19284
© sune 20, 1910" 2 e.. dupe 20,
1910; E- 233875; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
VAGABUND (Der). See Kaun (Hugo)
VAGUES DOREES; valse by Edwin Virgo:
piano solo. [19285
© June 14, 1910; 2 c June 15,
1910; E 233736; Hawkes & son,
London, England.
VALE; ged. von Karl Stieler, musik
von Anna Cramer, op. 4, edited by
Otto Taubmann. (Sechs lieder, no.
4.) [19286
© May 19, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910;
E 234800; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
VALENTINE by I. Swann;
piano. [19287
© July 19, 1910; 2 ec. July 20,
1910: E 236676; Irene Swann, Gal-
veston, Tex.
WALTZES ;
London, |
VALENTINE’S DAY; poem by Charles
Kingsley, set to music by C. V. Stan-
ford. op. 110, no. 1. 4to. (Choral
library, mixed voices, no. 2.) [19288
© July 7. 1910; 2¢ July 8, 1910;
E 236363: Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
VALENTINI (GIUSEPPE) Sonate 4 tre
G dur; bearbeitet von Alfred Moffat;
zwei violinen und pianoforte mit
violoncell ad lib. (Meisterschule,
no. 20.) [19289
© July 18, 1910; 2 c. July 13, 1910;
E. 236507;. N. Simrock, 2, a ob, hh
Berlin, Germany.
VALERIE; words and music by Florence
Elliott Perkins. [19290
© June 29, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 235127; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
VALSE CAPRICE; Nandor Zsolt;
violon et piano. [19291
© July 9, 1910; 2 ec. July 15, 1910;
E 236510; Augener Itd., London,
England. .
per
VALSE CAPRICE. See also Rubinstein
(AcG.)
VALSE DE BALLET; par Rodolphe Ber-
ger: piano. [19292
©. July - 12, 19102°2>e faut 41
1910; E 236429; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
VALSE DE CONCERT; by Louis Victor
Saar, op. 60; piano. [19293
© June 28, 19160: 2 eudune.2e.
1910; E 234997; Carl Fischer, New
York: Woke.
VALSE HEROIQUE: by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 280; piano. [19294
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 11, 1910;
E 236373: G. Schirmer, ine., New
York, Ni UY:
VALSE LYRIQUE: by Thomas F. Dun-
hill, op. 31: pf. Boston, Arthur P.
Schmidt. (A garden of melodies,
no. 6.) [19295
© Feb. 7, 1910; 2 c. July 15, 1910;
E 236542; Alfred Lengnick & 60.,
London, England.
VALSE PARISIENNE; by Pierre Renard;
piano. (From foreign lands, no. 1.)
[19296
© June 22, 1910; 2 c FJune 22,
1910; E 233929; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19313
VALSE RUSTIQUE; by Faulkner Bran-
don; piano. [19297
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; E 2338966; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
VALSES HUMORESQUES; par Herbert
Fryer, op. 38; piano. no. 1 en fa,
no. 2 en si bémol, no. 3 en ut diése
mineur. [19298
© June 28, 1910: 2 ce. each June
a 1910; EH 235485; EH. Demets,
Paris, France.
VALSETTE; by Caryl Florio; piano.
[19299
er aay 1f 1910: 2 ¢. July’ 11,
1910; E 236415; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VARSOVIANA (See my new shoes); by
Allen Dodworth, arr. by Everett J.
Evans; full orch. 4to. [19300
© June 24, 1910; 2 c. June 25,
1910; E 234957; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
VAUDEVILLE; words by Walt. Kemp,
music by E. Phelps. [19301
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1916:
E 236247; Walt. Kemp, Washing-
ton. D:. C.
Vem (THE); poem by Robert Bu-
chanan, set to music by Frederic H.
Cowan. Vocal score. Svo. [19302
© auly JG, 1910; 2c. July 18,
1910; E 236641; Novello & co., 1td.,
London, England.
VENUS DE Mito; waltzes, by Roy H.
Hall; piano. [193803
© July 2, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 235355; Lenox music co., Boston,
Mass.
VERBENA (LA); Spanish suite by Paul
Lacombe, arr. by Dan Godfrey;
military band. (Chappell’s army
journal, no. 365.) [19304
CGuswy if, 1910; 2 ¢. July 12,
1910; E 235462; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Versepuy (Marius) Trois bourrées
de Basse Auvergne; recueillies,
notées et harmonisées; piano avec
texte. (Danses en sabots, no. 12.)
[193805
woly 125 1980: «2 -'e; Sully. 6,
1910; EH 236292; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
VIOLETS; words by Olive Hall, music
by Daniel Rowe. (Tone stories,
vocal] or instrumental, no. 2.)
[19306
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235266; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
VISION OF YOUTH (JUGENDTRAUM) ; by
A. Sartorio, op. 865; piano. [19307
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 7, 1910;
E 235873; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
VivaLpl (ANTONIO) Sonate 4 tre, EB
moll; bearbeitet von Alfred Moffat;
zwei violinen und pianoforte, mit
violoncell ad _ lib. (Meisterschule,
no. 14.) [19308
©, duly, Tawa 910} Qe Fuly 213,
1910; E 286501; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
Voices (THE) OF HOME, SWEET HOME:
words by F. Clifford Harris, music
by Bruce Gordon Kingsley; high
voice in A. [19309
©) sme 24) 1910+ 2) ec. june” 29}
1910; E 2385142; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
VoLtcANo (THE); words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Stanley Gordon.
NOR Lin: C. [19310
Omsuly, ws) 1910.) 2 se5. July 120;
1910; E 236682; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
VouniA (LA) LA PETIOTE (Ils veulent
la petite); bourrée de Basse Au-
vergne, recueillie, notée et harmon-
isée par Marius Versepuy; piano
avee texte. (Danses en sabots, no.
11.) [19311
©rJuly 12° 1910; 2 c July 6, 1910;
E 236291; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Vow (THE); words and music by
_ John Howard Craig; no. 3 in E flat.
[19312
© June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910; E 234843; M. B. Lyman & ©Co.,
Chicago, Il.
VuUGGESANG (Wiegenlied); von Emil
Hartmann, arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
klavier. (Kinder - transcriptionen,
no! 8.) {19313
© June 14, 1910; 2 c. July 1, 1910;
BE 235196; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
1105
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19314 pt. "Ty mes. V¥r5.
WAGNER ( RICHARD ) Meistersinger | WALESISK MARSCH FRA MIDDELALDEREN
(Die); transcription par Edouard (Walesischer marsch aus dem mit-
Dorn (J. L. Roeckel) ; piano. telalter) ; arr. von Ludwig Schytte;
[19314 klavier. (Kinder - transcriptionen,
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. July 5, 1910; no. 10.) [19323
E 235263; Augener, Itd., London, © June 14, 1910;"25en uly 1,
England.
——QOh blessed Virgin (Allmicht’ge
Jungfrau); arie from Tannhaduser,
arr. by Wm. Heald; clarinet and
_ piano. [19815
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236006; Carl Fischer, New
Work. N: Y:
—— Siegmund’s love song; from Die
Walktire, arr. by Wm. Heald; cor-
net and piano. [19316
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236016; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks UN7-Y:;
Tristan und Isolde; [selections]
fiir klavier mit text, redakteur,
Bogumil Zepler. (Musik ftir alle,
no. 10, VI. jahrgang. [193817
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 236086; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig, Germany.
WAIMAN RAG; Slow drag, composed by
J. R. Shannon; piano. [19318
© dune 27, 1910: 2° ce) Junew29;
1910; E 235101; Grinnell bros., De-
troit. Mich.
WAITING BY THE OLD MILL STREAM;
words by B. R. Hardy, music by
Alfred Olaff. [19319
© 1c. June 23, 1910; E 234882;
Bessie R. Hardy, Carmel, Me.
WAITING FOR PENTECOST; hymn, words
by O. H. Thayer, music by Sarah L.
Squire. [193820
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236332; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
WAKE, DOLLY, WAKE; words by Olive
Halli, music by Daniel Rowe. (Tone
stories, vocal or instrumental, no. 6.)
[19321
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235270; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WALDHORNKLANGE; ged, von Carl
Busse, musik von Anna Cramer, op.
4, edited by Otto Taubmann. (Sechs
lieder, no. 6.) [19322
© * May 19; 1910; 12.¢. Suhe 4;
1910; E 284298; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin, Germany.
1910; E 235198; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
WALNUT TREE. See Schumann (R. A.)
WALTZ ME TILL I’M WEABY, DEARIE;
intro. Tum-te-tum-tum-tum; medley
waltz by Tom Sherman, arr. by
Everett J. Evans; band. 4to.
[19324
© June -20,.1910;..2 ce) jane 20,
1910; E 288880; Jos. Morris ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
WALTZ OF THE ROSEBUDS; by Sidney
Steinheimer, op. 86; piano. (In
spring, no. 4.) [19825
© July 11, 1910; 3 ei
1910; E 236413; Theo. Presser cc.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WALTZING WITH YOU; words by Fred
Lawton, music by Emerson T. Cot-
ner. Erie, Brehm bros. [19326
© July 2, 1910; 2'c. July 1, 1910;
E 235156; Emerson T. Cotner, Ann
Arbor, Mich.
WALZER REIGEN. See Schubert (F. P.)
WANDA; by Carl Bohm, on. 88, edited
by Gaston Borch; piano. [19327
© June’ 27, 1910; 2 eosune 27,
1910; E 235048; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WANDOLOLA: Indian intermezzo by
Geo. W. Meyer; piano. [193828
© July 2, 1910; 2c) fulye 1910.
E 236158; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York; N:/¥;
WANDERING FOOTSTEPS; words and mu-
sic by F. Holland Dewey. [19329
© 1c. June 30, 1910; E 2386132;
Fred H. Dewey, New York, N. Y.
WE BELIEVE IN THE BLOOD; hymn, words
and music by Sarah L. Squire.
[193836
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 8, 1910;
E 236325; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
WE CAN’I GO INTO THE PARLOUR;
written and composed by Melor,
Lawrance and Gifford. [19331
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2:'¢ July 9; 1910;
E 235882; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
1106
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19350
WE'LL STAY AT THE FOUNTAIN: hymn,
words and music by F. E. Hill.
[193832
© July 7, 1910: 2 ¢. July 8, 1910; |
E 236318; F. E. Hill, Los Angeles,
Cal.
WE'LL WATCH THE SUNSET TOGETHER; |
words and music by J. W. Morton. |
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19333
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July
EK 236156; Jos. W. Morton, Vinal
Haven, Me.
WE PLEAD FOR FORGIVENESS: hymn,
‘music by F. A. Miller. [19334
© dam. 31; 1910; 2
1910; E 234865;
Lincoln, Nebr.
ce yune -16,
Frank A. Miller,
WE PRAISE THEE; hymn, words by
Wm. P. Mackay, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. Svo.
© sune 27, 1910;'2 c« July
1910; E 235346; Lorenz pub.
Dayton, Ohio.
=
WE’RE MILES AWAY FROM HOME; writ-
ten and composed by Will Letters.
[19336
@edune: 14. 1910; 2 ¢. July 15,
1910; EH 236558; B. Feldman & ©co.,
London, England.
WE SHALL HAVE A NEW NAME; words
by Charlotte G. Homer, music by
C. H. Gabriel. S8vo. [19337
@ June 20, 1910; 2 c. June 16, |
1910; E 2384758; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
WE SING THE GREAT SALVATION; duet,
words by Palmer Hartsough, music
by Samuel W. Beazley; soprano and
alto. [19338
© June 14, 1910; 2 c June 13,
1910; E 233621; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WE'VE BEEN CHUMS, DEAR GIRL, FOR
FIVE AND TWENTY YEARS; words and
music by C. E. Taylor. [19339
@ June 27," 1910> 2 ec June 25,
1910; E 234940; Clarence E. Taylor,
Port Chester. N. Y.
WE WON’T TALK OF FOREIGN INVASION ;
written and composed by Frank W.
Carter. [19840
© june 23> 1910; 2 e.!' June 23,
1910; E 234891; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
[19335 |
(, |
CO., |
2 1910; |
| WEDDING
(THE) IN THE AIR; hymn,
words by A. W. Orwig, music by
Sarah L. Squire. [19341
© Fuly 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236334: Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
WEDDING (THE) OF SHON MACLEAN ;:
a Scotch rhapsody, poem by Robert
Buchanan, music by Hubert Bath.
Choruses only. 4to. [193842:
© June 20) 19102 2 ‘el? gjume. 22.
1910; E 288957; Chappell & co., Itd.,.
London, England.
WEEPING WILLOW WALTZ; by Roy Neil
Wrightman; piano. [19343
© July 9, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910;
E 285481; Wrightman music pub.
co., Saginaw; Mich.
WEIBCHEN, KOMM UND TANZ MIT MIR;
tanz-duett aus der operette Jagd-
fieber, von Edmund Skurawy, musik
von Karl Haupt; gesang und klavier.
[19344
©- June’ S.. 19103 +2) @ eJume * 28,
1910; E 286096; Josef Eberle,
Vienna, Austria.
WELCOME HOME, COMRADE; words and
music by L. Monahan, jr. [19345
© June 22> 1910: 2 ef stuner22,
1910; H 233926; Lawrence Monahan,,.
jr., Morris Plains, N. J.
WELLESLEY SONGS; collection, com-:
piled and edited by Cordelia C..
Nevers and Roberta H. Montgomery ;
[new ed.] 4to. [193846
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec. June 138,
1910; E 234839; Mary Caswell,
Tuited States.
WELTFREMD: ged. von Emmy Schmidt-
Luz, musik von Fritz Fleck, op. 11;
mit klavier und violine. 1 Hoch.
2. Mittel. (Zwei gesinge, no. 2.)
[19347, 193848
© June 15, 1910; 2c. each July 1,
1910; E 235178, 235179; Raabe «&
Plothow. Berlin, Germany.
WENN DIE FUSSCHEN SIE HEBEN?
walzer nach motiven der operette,
Die keusche Susanne, von Jean Gil-
bert; klavier. [193849
© May 31, 1910; 2 c. July 1, 1910;
FE 235220; L. A. Hermann, Hamburg,
Germany.
WENN DIE KNOSPE SICH ENTFALTET;
text von Gustav Beer, musik von
Car] Kapeller. [19350
© June’ 9;° 1910; 2 e¢ June 28,
1910: E 286099; Bosworth & ¢o.,
Leipzig, Germany.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19351
WHAT A HOPE I HAVE IN JESUS; words
and musie by V. Hodge. [19351
© July 7, 1910; 2 ec. July 20, 1910;
E 236680; Verda Hodge, Minerva,
Ohio.
WHAT ARE THESE; anthem for Saints’
days, words from Rev. vii., music by
Ralph H. Bellairs; mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 68.)
[19352
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 5, 1910;
E 235305; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
WHAT IS MAN; anthem, music by L. S.
Thompson. 4to. (Thompson’s church
music, series 2.) [19353
@_suly 14, 1910+ -2: e.0 jaly 13,
1910; E 236474; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE SONG;
words by Charles Mackay, music by
C. Crozat Converse.
verse music co. [19354
© May 3, 1910; 2 c. June 11, 1910;
EK 234863; M. E. Converse, Joliet,
Tl.
WHAT’S THE USE OF SMILING; words by
Robert P. Young, music by W..H.
Donovan. ve [19355
© ic. July B1910; BE 235262;
Walter H. Donovan, Boston, Mass.
WHAT WILL PEOPLE SAY; a musical
monologue, poem by Lechmere Wor-
rall, set to music by Frederic Dale.
[19356
© Junes3! 1910-2 e. Fuly As:
1910; E 236491; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
WHAT WOULD THE WORLD BE WITHOUT
SWEETHEARTS; words and music by
Mrs. W. S. Buell. New York, Havi-
land pub. co. [19357
@ July 15, 1910; 2 ¢. July 15,
1910; E 286514; Mrs. W. S. Buell,
Clifton, Ariz.
WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE TO KNOw ; words
by Edgar T. Farran, music by Justin
Ring. [19358
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. June 28,
1910; E 286061; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHAT YOU GWINE TO SAY ON JUDGMENT
DAY; words by Karl Hooper, music
by J. Chas. Moore. (National 6d.
edition, no. 55.) [19359
© June 27, 1910; 2 e@ June 28,
1910; E 236064; National music pub.
co., London, England.
Joliet, [11., Con- |
pt. Im, n.s., v.5
WHEN EARTH’S LAST PICTURE IS PAINT-
ED; a musical monologue, poem by
Rudyard Kipling, set to music by
Frederic Dale. [19360
© June 13, 1910; 2 e July 13,
1910; E 286490; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
WHEN FRIENDSHIP TURNS TO LOVE;
march song, words by Edgar T.
Farran, music by Justin Ring.
[19361
© July 13, 1910; 2 e July 13,
1910; E 236477; Seminary music co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN HE FOUGHT FOR THE FLAG OF
THE FREE; words and music by L. P.
Lemire. [193862
© July 18, 1910; 2 « July 20,
1910; E 236683 ; Louis P. Lemire, jr.,
WwW orcester, Mass.
WHEN HE HEARS YOUR CRY; words and
music by O. A. Miller. [19863
©. June’ 29, 19103 2 es aay <G,
1910; E 235519; O. A. Miller, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN I LOOK INTO THINE EYES, SWEET-
HEART; words and music by S. P.
Hart. [19864
© June 1, 1910; 2 ec June 29,
1910; E 236049; Susie P. Hart, Hen-
derson, Ky.
WHEN I’M SAILING OVER LAND AND SEA}
words and music by J. H. Saunders.
[19365
© 1c. July 19, 1910;5 235972;
J. H. Saunders, Sabuttus, Me.
WHEN I STROLL WITH YOU; words and
music by A. Pleau. [19366
©1e. July 9, 1910; E 235385; by
Al. Pleau, Rochester, Mass.
WHEN IT COMES TO PICK A WIFE; words
and music by F. Meyer. New York,
I’. B. Haviland pub. co. [19367
© July 19, 19105 24ers to:
1910; E 2355838; Frank Meyer, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
WHEN TEDDY COMES SAILING HOME;
words by A. M. Talbott, music by
Mary Coit. (Jn The illustrated Buf-
falo express, June 19, 1910.) [19368
© June 19, 1910; 1. ¢ Juma 21;
1910; E 234877; Addison M. Talbott,
Buffalo, N. Y.
WHEN THE IVY TURNS TO BROWN AND
GOLD; words by Hansen and Wlein,
music by Al. F. Butler. [19369
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
BE 236253; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
1108
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19387
WHEN THE SCHOOL-BELL IS RINGING;
written and composed by Mellor,
Lawrance and Gifford. Feldman’s
popular edition. [193870
© Apr. 6, 1910; 2 c. July 9, 1910;
E 235377; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN THE SPRINGTIME COMES AGAIN,
SWEETHEART DEAR; words and music
by J. P. O’Shea. [19371
© 1c. June 23, 1910; E 234911;
Jas. P. O’Shea, Pensacola, Fla.
WHEN WE SEE HIM FACE TO FACE;
words by F. E. Hill, music by F. E.
and D. M. Hill. [19372
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. July 8, 1910;
E 236356; F. E. Hill, Los Angeles,
Cal.
WHEN YOU AND I WEBE COURTING;
words and music by Kenneth S.
Clark. [19873
© June 23, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; HE 234881; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOU PASS, MY DEAREST; words
by Augusta Hancock, music by Edith
Moore. No. 2 in D. [19374
© July 1, 1909; 2c. July 2, 1909;
D 18671; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
WHERE THE BEE SUCKS; from The tem-
pest, music by Thos. A. Arne, arr. by
Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet and
piano. [19375
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. June 28,
1910; E 236015; Carl Fischer, New
Werk oN Y.
WHERE THE ORANGE BLOSSOMS GROW;
words and music by L. C. Silkman.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub co.
[19376
jm smy 15,1910; 2c. July 13,
1910; E 236466; Luella Clarke Silk-
man, Scranton, Pa.
WHEBE THE WATERS EBB AND FLOW;
ballad, words by Frank H. Bernard,
Iusic by Edwin F. Kendall. [19377
ma suly 13. 1910: -2 c. July 13,
1910; E 236478; Seminary music co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHILE OUR STARRY BANNER FLOATS
UPON THE BREEZE; words and music
by John A. Lawrio. [193878
© June 22, 1910; 2c. July 1, 1910;
EK 235252; John A. Lawrio, Her-
_kimer, N. Y.
WHIsT (THE) DRIVE; humorous patter
song, written and composed by
Ewart Beech. [19379
© July 15; 1910; 2 ©) -Sulys:
1910; E 286549; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
WHITE STAR; waltz, by Al. Pinard;
band, with cornet, trombone or bari-
tone solo. 4to. [19380
© June 23, 1910; 2 c. June 27,
1910; E 235055; H. N. White, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
WHO ARE YOU WITH TO-NIGHT; song
from Girlies, words by Harry Wil-
liams, music by Egbert Van Alstyne.
[19381
© June 21, 1910; 2 c. June 21,
1910; E 234853; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
See Schubert (F. P.)
WHO’s LITTLE ZULU BABE IS 00: words
by Ff. P. Woiff, music by Gus. T.
Raymond. [193882
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 8, 1910;
E 236677; Franklin P. Wolff, Brook-
lyn Xe
WHY DID THE WAVES WASH MY HEART
AWAY; words by Bert Carlson, mu-
sic by Edward Brey. [19383
©. June 25); 1910; .2.e:- July 1,
1910; E 235164; Paulus bros., Mani-
towoc, Wis.
WHY DO WE FOLLOW THE BIG BRASS
BAND; lyric by Ballard Macdonald,
musie by Harry Carroll. [19384
© July 13, 1910; 2 ce July 14,
1910; E 235509; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
WIENER BURGER (Les enfants de Vi-
enne) ; waltz by ©. M. Ziehrer, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; band. 4to.
[19385
@) tune 22> 1910" 2 c June 28)
1910; EH 234984; Carl Fischer, New
York NY.
WILD ROSES; dance poem, aesthetics
by O. Duryea, music by Angela Dil-
ler. 4to. [19386
© June 20, 1910; 2 ec. June 20,
1910; E 233873; Oscar Duryea, New
York, Nj ¥,
WILD wiISHES (Strani_ desideri) ;
words by Ethel M. Hewitt, Italian
translation by A. De Felippi, music
by I. Leuzzi; tenor or soprano.
[19387
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 7, 1910;
EH 235591; Ildebrando Leuzzi, New
York, IN Y.
WHo Is Sy via.
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19388
pt. 11; 0./S., v5
WILL ALL MY DREAMS COME TRUE; from
My Cinderella girl, lyric by A. G.
Delamater, music by Wm. Frederick
Peters. [19388
© Suly As 1910582 cs Lutye elt,
1910; E 285453: Independent music
co., Chicago, Il.
WILL MY DREAM OF LOVE COME TRUE;
words and music by J. K. Bellegarde.
New York, Ff. B. Haviland pub. co.
[193889
© July 13, 1910; 22¢ Sulyeas:
1910; E 236465; Jennie K. Belle-
garde, Schenectady, N. Y.
WILL-0’-THE-WISP; characteristic study
piece, by Theodora Dutton; piano.
[193890
© July 1 1910 = 2 ec. duwiy 2, to10);
E 236164: G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, «N.Y.
scherzo, by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[193891
© June 20, 1910: 2 ec: June) 22,
1910; E 238971; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don, England.
WILL YOU HEAR; words and music by
Elinor C. Bartlett and Kate Vannah,
arr. by L. R. Dressler; mixed voices.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments, no. 504.) [193892
© July 6, 1910; 2 ¢. July 7, 1910;
E 2353828; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork, (Ns —.
WILL YOU SING THiS GLEE WITH ME;
written and composed by Worton
David and George Arthurs. [193938
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236217; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
WILLIAMS (PuHiLtIp H.) Four songs;
verses by E. Baumer Williams. Con-
tenis: <1. April. 2. Daphne. 3.
Phoebe. 4. Blongel’s song. 4to.
[19394
© June 28, 1910; 2c. each July 11,
1910; E 2364389; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London, England.
WINTER (THE) IT
anon., music by S.
Stainer & Bell, ltd.
songs for medium
IS PAST;
Mann. London,
4to. (Album of
voice, no. 4.)
[19595
© June 22, 1910; 2 ec. June 21,
1910; E 234860; Samuel Mann, Lon-
don, England.
WINTER ROSES (Winter-rosen): lyric
by Maurice Francis Egan, music by
Sy. Sveinbjornsson. [19396
© June 14, 1910; 2 ec. July 1, 1910;
E 235217; Wilhelm Hansen, Leip-
zig, Germany.
words
WIR SASSEN AM WEGE. See Kaun
(Hugo)
WITCHES DANCE; by Eduard Holst;
piano. [19397
© June 27, 1910; 2 ec. June 29,
1910; E 235125; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WITHIN THE GATES; words and music
by F. Channon; H flat, medium.
[19398
© June 21, 191052 @ June 21,
1910; E 234849; Jerome H. Remick
& ¢o.,. New York No
WON’T YOU COME AND SPOON WITH ME
TONIGHT; words by Francis De Witt,
music by Harry Auracher. [19399
© ic. July 5, 1910; E 235287;
Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
WoOoDEN SHOES; dance characteristic,
by S. Gibson Cooke, arr. by H. F.
Odell; mandolin orchestra. [19400
© June 10, 1910272" tune 13.
1910; E 233618; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
WoobDEN (THE) WEDDING; written by
George Arthurs, composed by Alf. J.
Lawrance. [19401
©- June. 14, 1910> 2 ean, 15,
1910; E 236553; B. Feldman & co.,
London, Engiand.
WOODLAND PICTURES; rural suite by
Percy E. Fletcher; military band.
[19402
© July 2, 1910; 2 Suligga 10;
E 235278; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
WorKS OF GOD'S HAND; hymn, words
by Mrs. R. B. Young, music by Chas.
A. Squire. [194938
© July 7, 1910; 2 © July sy 4910;
E 236350; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis,
Mo.
WORKS OF SACRED MUSIC; a complete
edition of traditional and original
compositions of synagogue music,
in four volumes, by M. Hast. Vol.
1 to 4. [19404-19407
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. each July 5,
1910; B - 235322-2353825 >" siiaeeus
Hast, London, England.
WoRLD HASN'T ANYTHING ON ME;
words by G. B. Somerville, music
by Anna B. Somerville. [19408
© June 24, 1910; 2 ec. June 25,
1910: E 234975: George B. Somer-
ville. Philadelphia, Pa.
1110
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19426
WoRSHIP OF THE SPIRIT; hymn, words
by D. W. Griffin, music by S. D. |
Kinne. [19409
© July 7, 1910; 2 «. July 8, 1910;
E 236326; Squire & Kinne, St. Louis, |
Mo.
WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO KNOW ME
BETTER; words and music by Geo.
Culp. [19410
©. Jane. 27, 1910; 2..e:,June. 27,
1910; E 235020; Jos. Morris co.,
New. York, N. Y.
WREATH (A) OF ROSES; words by
Chris Anderson, music by Edwin
Schneider; alto or bar. in C. [19411
menuty i, 1910; 2 c. July 15,
_1910; E 236586; Clayton F. Summy
co.. Chicago, Ill.
WRECK (A) ON THE TIDE OF TIME;
bass song, poem by Jeff. T. Branen,
music by Arthur W. Lange. [19412
daly ta. £910: 2° ce) July 18,
1910; E 286471; Royal music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
WYNONA; OR, My CHICKASAW GIRL;
words by J. A. Barnett, music by
Clifton Keith. [19413
© 1c. June 25, 1910; E 234979;
James A. Barnett, Clarita, Okla.
XANTHO CHEZ LES COURTISANES; mu-
sique de scéne faite pour la comédie,
de Jacques Richepin, par Xaver
Leroux; piano. Partition compléte.
[19414
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. June 20,
1910; D 18666; Choudens, Paris,
France.
YANKEE GO-BRAGH; words and music
byl. H.. Barry. [19415
©l1e June 25, 1910; EH 234977;
T. F. Barry, Hoboken, N. J.
YANKEE LAND; lyric by Fred H. James,
music by G. J. Wetzel. [19416
© fe July 8,.1910; BH 236367;
George J. Wetzel, New York, N. Y.
YE TIGERS oF 1910; base ball game,
words and music by D. J. Shook.
[19417
Ge July 5, 1910: 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 235351; Donald J. Shook, Jack-
son, Mich.
YrEAr’s (THE) AT THE SPRING. See AS
flowers in rain.
—— See also Protheroe (D.)
YESTERDAY; ballad, poem by Donald
M. McLeran, music by H. K. Dug-
dale. Washington, Durand-Kendall
co. [19418
© Jone Le 1910- "2" ch Junie! '29;
1910; E 236052; H. Kirkus Dugdale,
Washington, D. C.
You DONT KNOW WHAT YOU CAN DO
kn SYOU TERY.) ERY. PRY WORCSis Div;
Mrs. J. FE. McCarroll, music by John
J. Puderer. [19419
© July 1, 1910; 2y cu. July we;
1910; E 235541; Mrs. J. F. McCarroll,
Hammond, La.
You KID, you; words by Franklyn
Whitman, music by W. Phillips.
[19420
©1e. July 8, 1910; E 236298;
Wendell Phillips, Chicago, Il.
YOU’RE THE ONLY APPLE ON MY APPLE
TREE; words and music by R. C.
Landers. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [19421
Gr jmy 13. 1910: 2° eo duly - ile.
1910; E 236467; R. C. Landers, Ba-
kersfield, Cal.
You STOLE MY GAL; words and music
by Branen and Lange. [19422
© July 7 19103) 27 ¢eF July ’S; 1910);
E 236301; Jeft IT. Branen music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
YOU WERE COMING THRO’ THE CORN,
MOLLY DEAR; written and composed
by Mellor, Lawrance and Gifford.
[194238
© sune 4910 2 ve. july Lo,
1910; E 236560; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
YOUNG HEROES; march, by Leon P.
Braun, op. 5, no. 5; piano. [19424
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 22,
1910; E 233987; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER ARE IRISH;
written and composed by Will Let-
ters and Fred Godfrey. [19425
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. July 6, 1910;
E 236206; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
YOUR HOMETOWN BOY; words and mu-
sic by P. L. Peterson. Salt Lake
City, G. H. Schuster. [19426
© Oct. 10, 1909; 2 « July 15,
1910: E 286580; Peter L. Peterson,
% Schuster music co. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
1111
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19437
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5, nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
YOUR LOVE IS MY GUIDING STAR; words
and music by Harry D. Kerr.
[19427
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. June 29,
1910; E 235093; Webb Rockefeller
Miller, Chicago, Ill. ~
YucaTANA MAN; words by Monroe H.
Rosenfeld, music by S. R. Henry.
[19428
© July 7, 1910; 2c. July 8, 1910;
E 236300; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Norte No Y:
ZAM-BUK (THE) MARCH; by J. Michael
Watson; piano. [19429
©) duly 13, AS10282 ely a3, |
1910; E 235589; C. E. Fulford, 1td.,
Toronto, Canada.
ZERRONNEN; text und musik”’von Hans
Bastyr, op.. 88%; mannerchor.
(Preis-ch6re im yolkston, klasse 5.)
[19430
© May 15, 1910; 2 c. July 16, 1910;
E 255551; Johannes Forster, Dres- |
den, Germany.
Zu BETHLEHEM GEBOREN; leichte phan-
tasien von Paul Zilecher, op. 81;
klavier. (Weihnachtszeit, no. 5.)
[19431
© June 18, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910; |
EK 235418;
Germany.
Yr. Kistner, Leipzig,
4to. |
ZU DER CHUPE VETCHERE; words and
music by Solomon Small. [19482
©l1ec. July 14, 1910; E 235505;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
ZWEITE SONATE, G MOLL; von Robert
Fuchs, op. 88; pianoforte. [19433
© June 14, 1910; 2 ¢. July 1, 1910;
E 235223; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
1°° FANTAISIE, EN UT MAJEUR; extraite
des piéces d’argue par César Franck,
op. 16, transcription par Jacques
Durand; piano. [19434
© July 23,1910; 2 c. July 18, 1910;.
E 236638 ;
France.
Durand et cie., Paris,
2?™° sonaTE; par Joseph Jongen, op.
34; violon et piano. [19435
© July 12, 1910; 2c. July 6, 1910;
E 236270; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
| 3™* BALLADE. See Chopin (F. F.)
3°™° vaLsE; par Michel Karpow, op. 6;
piano. [19436
© June. 25, 1910; 2c) Anly 48)
1910; E 236654; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
|
25 JEWISH SONGS FOR VIOLIN; contain-
ing the most popular and classical
Jewish selections. [19437
© June 22, 1910; 2 c. June 23,
1910; E 234883; Hebrew pub. Co.,
New York, N. Y.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1910:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 32 unpublished)
326
Class E, musical compositions (including 1,027 unpublished and 6
contributions to periodicals) __--
1112
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH a, 1909.
[19437
ARE YOU COMING TO JESUS NOW? by |
LA, |
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago, |
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28 |
Renewal no. 1015. July 6, |
D. B. Towner.
years.
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11502.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Bohemian
(The) girl; opera, words by Alfred
Bunn, music by Balfe, ed. by Leon
Keach. rel2
© by Luzetta Keach, Roxbury,
Mass., as the widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1010, June 25, 1910. Original
entry, Aug. 18, 1882, no. 18668.
CAST IN THE NET; by D. B. Towner.
[3
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Iil., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1018, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11506.
CHRISTMAS BELLS; by G. L. Osgood,
for 2 sop., 2 altos, and male quartet. |
[4
© by George L. Osgood, Boston,
Mass., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1023, July 13,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 4, 1882,
no. 20548.
CoURT MINUET; by S. G. Pratt. [5
© by S. G. Pratt, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1022, July 11, 1910.
Original entry, Dec. 18, 1882, no.
21543.
CRYSTAL (THE) FOUNTAIN; by D. B.
Towner. [6
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1014, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1888,
no. 11501.
DANCE OF THE HAYMAKERS; morceau
de concert, by G. D. Wilson, op. 37,
for 4 hands. [7
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack-
on-Hudson, N. Y., as the widow of
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1026, Aug. 13, 1909.
Original entry, Aug. 24, 1881, no.
13087.
HALLELUJAH, I AM THINE; by D. B.
Towner. [8.
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1016, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11508.
HAPPY DAYS (PENSEE FUGITIVE) ;
G. D. Wilson, op. 10.
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack-
on-Hudson, N. Y., as the widow of
the author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 1029, Oct. 29, 1909. Re-
newa! entry, Nov. 19, 1895, no. 54281.
ed
by
[9
HERALD (THE) OF PRAISE; by L. O.
Emerson. [10
© by L. O. Emerson, Hyde Park,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1027, Aug. 18,
1909. Original entry, Aug. 24, 1881,
no. 13084.
IDEAL (THE); by L. O. Emerson. [11
© by L. O. Emerson, Hyde Park,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1024, Aug. 13,
1909. Original entry, Aug. 24, 1881,
no. 13085.
JESUS LOVES ME; by D. B. Towner.
12
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1017, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11505.
1113
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 5, nos. 31-34, Aug., 1910
19437 (13)
MARCHING TO OUR HOME; by D. B.
Towner. [138
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1013, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11500.
MERRY BELLS; morceau de salon, by
G. D. Wilson, op. 11. [14
© by Joephine M. Wilson, Nyack-
on-Hudson, N. Y., as the widow of
the author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 1030, Oct. 29,
1909. Renewal entry, Nov. 19, 1895,
no. 54254.
MINSTREL SONGS, OLD AND NEW; by
Leon Keach. [15
© by Luzetta Keach, Roxbury,
Mass., as the widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1009, June 25, 1910. Original
entry, Sept. 15, 1882, no. 15288.
MusicaL (THE) FAVORITE; by Leon
Keach. [16
© by lLuzetta Keach, Roxbury,
Mass., aS the widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1008, June 25, 1910. Original
entry, Sept. 15, 1882, no. 15282.
POLYMNIA; a Collection of music for
female voices, by S. Lasar. [17
© by Christina Lasar, Brooklyn,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1012, July 6, 1910.
Original entry, June 16, 1888, no.
10972.
PSALMS, HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS.
[18
© by Century co., New York,
N. Y., as proprietor, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 996, June 24,
1910. Original entry, July 25, 1882,
no. 12298.
Ray (A) OF SUNSHINE; morceau de
salon, by Carl Le Due, pseud. of C.
Everett, ed. by L. E. Orth. [19
© by Eleanor Everest Freer, Chi-
cago, Ill., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 1025, Aug. 13,
1909. Renewal entry, Sept. 4, 1895,
no. 38734.
REDEEMED; by D. B. Towner. [20
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1019, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11507.
SUPPLICATION; by D. B. Towner. [21
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1020, July 6,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11508.
TuRNER (A. D.) Eleven short studies
in full chord skips. [22
© by Frank Turner, Birmingham,
Ala., as the next of kin of the author,
who is not living, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1021, July 8,
1910. Original entry, July 2, 1888,
no. 12086.
UNIVERSAL BANJO INSTRUCTOR; by
Henry C. Dobson and G. Clifton
Dobson. [28
© by Geo. C. Dobson, New York,
N. Y., and Mrs. Louis 8S. Miller, Kan-
sas City, Mo., as children of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 999, June 29,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 30, 1882,
no. 22571.
WESTWARD HO; grand galop de concert,
by G. D. Wilson, op. 56, for 4 hands.
[24
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack-
on-Hudson, N. Y., as the widow of
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1028, Aug. 18, 1909.
Original entry, Aug. 24, 1881, no.
13088. 4
meionoor PHE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE\USED FOR THE’ MANUBAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANIC-
ALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC.1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 999.
[19437 (25)
AFIFI MARCH; full band. [25
© Apr. 2, 1910; BE 229188; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y. Notice
pea amy 5, 1910: recorded, v..1,
p. 59.
ALABAMA BOUND; song. [26
© June 10, 1910; E 234485; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 8, 1910; recorded,
Va, py DS:
ATTAR OF ROSES; waltz, by George L.
Cobb, for orch. P-F6
© June 25, 1910; E 235021; Wal-
ter Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice
rec'd July 23, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. .Gile
Boy 0’ MINE; song. [28
© Mar. 18, 1910; E 227340; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 2, 1910; recorded,
¥. 4° p., 59.
BREATH OF SWEET VIOLETS; song. [29
© Nov. 22, 1909; E 221681; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 14, 1910; recorded,
1p. 60.
BRUDERLEIN FEIN WALTZES; piano.
© Dec. 1, 1909; E 221414; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d June 30, 1910; recorded,
ee OT...
CARRONADE (THE); march and two
step, by Arthur C. Morse; oreh. [381
© June 25, 1910; E 235022; Wal-
ter Jacobs, Boston Mass. Notice
rec’d July 23, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. G1.
CHIEF BUNGA-BOO; song. [52
© Nov. 11, 1909; E 218713; Walter
Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice rec’d
June 10, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 61.
DAWN; piano. [33
© Sept. 22, 1909; E 214986; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y. |
Notice ree’d July 8, 1910; recorded,
Wet... 5S:
[30 |
DRINK FOREVER; song. [34
© June 24, 1910; BH 234951; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 14, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 60.
HGYPTIAN HONEYMOON; intermezzo. [35
© Sept. 3, 1909; E 215152; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 8, 1910; recorded,
Veal eWy Ose alo
FoR THEE; piano. [36
© Sept. 22, 1909; E 214987; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 8, 1910; recorded,
Va ips.
GOOD-BYE BILL; song. [37
© June 27, 1910; E 235053; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded,
Va ds ps Oo:
HASHED BROWN; novelty two-step, by
Thos. S. Allen; orch. [38
© June 25, 1910; E 235023; Wal-
ter Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice
rec’d July 23, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 61.
HEART OF MY HEART I AM HERE; from
The Alaskan, song. [39
© June 10, 1910; E 234476; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 30, 1910; recorded,
Velicapey OS:
HEART TO HEART; love song for piano.
[40
© May 11, 1910; E 282348; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d June 30, 1910; recorded,
Vane 10s, cs
HigH BRows; march & two-step; ri
[
© May 18, 1910; B 232709; Walter
Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice rec'd
June 10, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 61.
1115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19437 (42)
pt. 1, DS.) -V:5
I’D LOVE TO BUT I WON’T; song. [42
© June 22, 1910; E 284898; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 30, 1910: recorded,
Ve lp. 8.
I GAZED ON MY LOVE FROM AFAR; Song
with ‘cello obligato. [43
© Apr. 29, 1910; BH 230898; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 14, 1910; recorded,
v4, p: 60:
I KNEW HER WHEN—; Song. [44
© Apr. 2, 1910; E 228986; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d |
July 11, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 59.
I’M BUGS ABOUT YOU; song. [45
© June 28, 1910; E 236068; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded,
Wal, p; 5d.
I’M GOING TO TAKE THE TRAIN FOR HOME
SWEET HOME; Song. [46
© June 21, 1910: E 234846; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded, v.
ies yada E
I WILL BE YOUR CHANTECLER; song. [47
© June 9, 1910; E 234377; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New
York, N. ¥. Notice reed July 15,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 60.
IRVINA;: intermezzo; orch. [48
© May 18, 1910; E,232711; Walter
Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice rec’d
June 10, 1910: recorded, v. 1, p. 61.
JESSAMINE: Song. [49
© June 25, 1910; E 2384939; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 59.
JIMA DA JEFF; Song. [50
© Nov. 27, 1909; E 219667 ; Walter
Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice rec’d
June 10, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 61.
LOVE KEEPS THE WHOLE WORLD YOUNG:
song. [51
© June 27, 1910; E 235119; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 14, 1910; recorded, |
Wisp ly, Ds 160.
LovIE JOE; song. [52
© July 5, 1910; B 235290: Harry |
New |
Notice rec’d July 15,
Von Tilzer music pub.
Verks, Ns ¥.
1910; recorded, v.
co.,
A, ps) 60
MADAME SHERRY; barn dance or
schottische for orch. [53
© June 27, 1910; E 2351083; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec'd July 8, 1910; recorded,
Vor aps Do:
—— march and two-step for orch. [54
© June 27, 1910; E 235104; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 8, 1910; recorded,
Vou p. 156;
— waltzes. [55
© June 24, 1910; E 284947; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 30, 1910; recorded,
Y..dl, p58:
MIND YO’ OWN BUSINESS, TEND TO YO’N
BUSINESS AND LET OTHER FOLKS BUSI-
NESS ALONE; Song. [56
© June 17, 1910; E 233788; F. B.
Haviland pub. co... New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 9, 1910; recorded,
V¥. Dvep. 59:
My WEE MY BONNIE BAIRNIE; Song.
[57
© May 19, 1910; HE 2318155 -M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 14, 1910; recorded,
Vd, - Ds oe:
OLD CHAPEL BELL; piano. 4 hands. [58
© June 24, 1910; E 284942; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 14, 1910; recorded,
Vie 1. ee.
PENSACOLA MOOCH; SOng. [59
© Feb. 18, 1910; E 225575; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. ¢o., New
York, N. Y. Notice rec’d July 45,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 60.
PLAYING THE GAME OF LOVE; song. [60
© June 28, 1910; E 236062;
Maurice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded,
vt, pre:
PONY BALLET GIRL; song. [61
© Nov. 24, 1909; E 219564; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
July 11, 1910; recorded, v. 1, P. 59.
RAG BABY’S GWINE TO BE MIN®; song.
[62
© June 3, 1910; E 234283; Jos. W.
Stern & co.. New York. N. Y. Notice
rec’d June 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 39.
1116
NOTICES OF USER
nos. 51-34, Aug., 1910
ROSE AND THE BUTTERFLY; song. [63
© June 1, 1910; EB 234125; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d June 30. 1910; recorded,
Wit. 7h BO.
SILVER CLOUD; intermezzo. [ 64
© June i, 1910; E 234124: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d June 30, 1910; recorded,
as ok OS. |
SLEEPY BABY; piano. [65
© Sept. 22, 1909: E 214988; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 8, 1910; recorded,
¥. = pp. 50.
SOMEBODY ELSE, IT’S ALWAYS SOMEBODY
ELSE; song. [66
© June 17, 1910; E 233789; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded,
Se 5. eo.
STAR OF MY DREAMS, SHINE ON; song.
[67
© June 27, 1910; E 235019; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reed July 1, 1910; recorded, v. 1, |
p. 58.
SUN-RAYS; dance; orch. (68
© May 18, 1910; EB 232710: Wal-
ter Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice
rec’d June 10, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 61.
SUNNY DAYS; song.
© June 27, 1910; E 235054; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded, v. 1, |
p. 59.
SWING ME HIGH, SWING ME LOW; from
Follies of 1910. [70
© July 12, 1910; E 236482; Jos.
Western -& co., New York, N.,. Y.
Notice ree’d July 29, 1910; recorded,
Wek Pp. Ol,
[69
|
19437 (79)
TALKATIVE WAITRESS; song. ial
© Nov. 24, 1909; E 219565; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice ree’d
July 11, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 59.
THAT LAZY DRAG; song. [72
© June 9, 1910; E 234382; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d July 15, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 60.
THAT LOVIN’ LAZY RAG; song. [73
© June 27, 1910; EB 235052; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 6, 1910; recorded, v.
A Stoo!
THAT’S GENUINE FIRST-CLASS YIDDISHA
LOVE; Song. [74
© June 9, 1910; E 234376; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d July 15, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 60.
THAT YODELING RAG; Song. [75
© June 9, 1910; E 234380; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d July 15, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 60.
TIPPECANOE; intermezzo; piano. [76
© June 17, 1910; E 234797; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’'d July 15, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 60.
UNCLE SAYS I MUSN’T SO I won’rt; from
Madame Sherry. Pere
© June 3, 1910; E 234191; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 2, 1910; recorded, v.
AEDs OO:
WHEN YOU AND I WERE COURTING;
song. [78
© June 23, 1910; H 234881; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd July 1, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Dp. 58.
YUCATANA MAN; song. [79
© July 7, 1910; E 236800; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d July 15, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 60.
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HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,”’
‘612 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,”’ “Ftude,”’ etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understeod to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’? Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Cfiice of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contribution is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December number, completing the
‘volume, will have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
-Scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
-the year 1910, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ABEILLE (L’); valse par Paul Wachs;
piano. [19438
epee 10° 1910;-2 ec. Aug. 10,
1910; E 238838; Ed. Hamelle fils,
Paris, France.
ABSCHIED; ged. von Dominicus Hasel-
wanter, musik yon B. Oberhoffer.
[19489
Mmesane 2s. 1910: 2 ¢ July 22,
1910; E 236801; J. Noéroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
ABSENT (THE) LOVED ONE; words and
musie by A. Stanley-Moore. 4to.
(In Home talk, vol. 31.) [19440
© Aug. 1, 1910; 1 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238277; Arthur Stanley-Moore,
Wew Nock N.. ¥.
ABSOLUTELY WRONG; humorous song,
written by Fred Chester, composed
by Tom Clare. 119441
oe Aus 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug: 5, 1910;
E 238203; Reynolds & co., London,
England.
ADAGIO ET FINALE; par F. Ronchini;
violoncelle et piano. 119442
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238077; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
ADIEU; poéme de Villiers de Vl Isle
Adam, musique de Louis Vierne, op.
26. (Trois mélodies, no. 3.) [19443
@ june 18, 1910; 2 ¢e:' July 30,
Hoa = By) 235802; P. Pégat & cie.,
Paris, France.
ADORATION; words by Perey Addel-
shaw, music by W. Wolstenholme.
(Four little songs, no. 2.) [19444
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910:
BE 238195; Arthur P. Schmidt; Bos-
ton, Mass.
ADVENTURE NUMBER TWO; by L. Stein;
piano. [19445
wa ce. Aue.is, 1910; NH 238116;
Louis Stein, Chicago, Il.
AFGAR; OU, LES LOISIRS ANDALOUS;
par Charles Cuvillier; parties d’ or-
chestre. [19446
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 9, 1910;
D 18700; Enoch & co., Paris, France.
AFIFI MARCH; by Arthur Pryor, arr.
by Charles J. Roberts; orchestra.
Ato. [19447
©) July Oe L910: 2 ves. dulbyan2ae
1910; E 286909; Carl Fischer, New
Works ONaY..
AFLOAT AT DUSK; gondolier’s serenade,
music by L. Barnes, arr. by Charles
S. Elliot; trio for women’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 486.) [19448
© July 30s 1910) 2 wer Sullyss 29;
1910; EH 238274; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AFTER DRINKING CHAMPAGNE; valse
song, words and music by G. Ricci.
Little Rock, Ark., Cosmopolitan mu-
Sic CoO. [19449
Oe Aue: Sloe 2 ver Ag. aslo,
1910; E 238486; G. Ricci, Little
Rock, Ark.
AGED (THE) ROCK; words by Mrs.
Woodie W. Smith; music by W. W.
Smith and H. D. Weaver. [19450
@) June 10 1910 2°65 Iuly 22,
1910; EH 236708; Woodie W. Smith,
Rotan, Tex.
Acenus Det: from Mass in F, by J.
Poniatowski, transcription for piano
by LeRoy Hartt [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. [19451
@wAuey 135) 1910; 2 ce. Aug. Jo,
1910; BE 238440; Kunkel bros. music
eo., St. Louis, Mo.
AH, RENDIMI (Give back my love) ;
from the opera Mitrane, English
version by N. Carlton Hill, composed
by Francesco Rossi, ed. by Edgardo
Lévi. (Standard songs by old mas-
ters, no. 46.) [19452
© July 23, 1910; 2 c« July 29,
1910; E 286858; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
AHASVER, DER EWIGE JUDE; ballade
nach Schubart, musik von B. Roth-
lauf, op. 22, fiir eine bassstimme.
[19453
99
© June 25, 1910; 2 ce. July 22,
1910; E 236802; Otto Bauer, Mun-
chen, Germany.
tse)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19454 pt. 11, BES; Vou
Align oF AsStTrERIA. See Gluck (C. W. | ALLONS-yY ... Mimy; polka, par A.
von) de Mauprey, arr. et orchestrée par
AIRS AND GRACES; Marivaudage, im-
promptu, by G. Bachmann, ed. by
S. L. Hermann; piano. [19454
© July, 18, 1910-2 «2s cacy eis;
1910; E 236605; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ALABAMA BOUND; by Will. L. Becker;
vocal orchestra, key of G, no. 1147.
Ato. [19455
G July. <22, 191022 2- es. Jibhy 23;
19102 BY 2356205, Me. Wittman: &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ALBUM OF EASY CLASSICS; collection of
music for young pianists by stand-
ard composers, compiled, ed. and
fingered by Paolo Gallico. [19456
@ Avie dS. LOIS 2c, pAUe: «ty:
1910; EH 238459; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
Frank. W. Ryan;
piano. [19457
Oe july. 25;. 19l0- 2 e.s July 21,
1910; E 286905; F. W. Ryan, Troy,
Kans.
ALFALFA; rag by
ALL ALONE WITH May; words by AlI-
bert Bagley, music by Leon Berg.
[19458
@ daly, 2%-191032 se.) duly s 28;
tO) OH oo folle | Mia NWWiinari< 0&
sons, New York, N. Y.
ALG THAT TY ask; swords “by John
Yorke Bailey, music by James Cole-
man. Nos a im A. flat: [19459
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910:
E 255863; City music pub. co., Lich-
field, England.
ALL THE BOYS LOVE ROSIE; words and
music by Lawrence B. O’Connor.
[19460
© Luly, 2, 1910. 2. e tuly 27.
1910; E 286878; G. M. Blandford,
Boston, Mass.
ALL TO THEE I BRING; words by Laura
EK. Newell, music by C. J. Hamrick.
[19461
er July 422;
Abi civoMmrsvebSie Blom
© May. 28, -19102>.2
ROLO H) 2380745 *
Waco, Tex.
ALLAH; poem translated by Long-
fellow, music by William C. Steere,
op. 15. (Four songs, no. 1.)
[19462
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c Aug. 6, 1916;
E 235915; John Church ¢o., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Aug. Bose. 4to. [19463
© Aug. 11, 1910: 2eeneAne 13.
1910; EH 2387020; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
ALMA DE Dios. See Chappell’s Army
journal, no. 366.
ALMIGHTY FATHER, OH Hoty Gop (Hel-
lige Fader, O store Gud) ; chorus of
angels, music by A. Paulsen; solo
quartette and choir, mixed voices.
(Northern edition of oct. music, no.
48.) — [19464
©. July 20,-1910 2 Silas 22,
1910; E 236778; Alfred Paulsen, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ALROY; musik-drama in vier akten,
autorisierte dramatisierung von Lord
Beaconsfield’s gleichnamiger novelle,
text von Paul P. Griinfeld, deutsche
uebertragung yor Otto Neitzel, mu-
sik yon Bernard de Lisle. Klavier-
auszug mit text. [19465
© July 15, 19103 Jae seals:
1910; D 18699; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Germany.
ALTE UND NEUE TIROLER-SCHUTZEN-LIE-
DER; gesammelt und herausgegeben
von V. Goller; mainnergesang. Par-
titur und stimmen. 16 mo. [19466
©. July 1, 1910; 2 « Aus, 42) 1910;
E 238406; Johann Gross, S. A. Reiss;
Innsbruck, Austria.
ALTER WEIHNACHTSGESANG; 16. jahr-
hundert, aus Thiiringen, eingerichtet
von A. v. Othegraven; mnnerchor.
4to. (Alte weisen in neuem gewande,
KO Ls) [19467
© July 11, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
BE 238155; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung, Leipzig, Germany.
ALWAYS IN THE VAN (Immer yoran) ;
march, by A. Sartorio, op. 894, no. 1;
piano. (For encouragement, no. 1.)
[19468
© Aug. 15, 1910 => 2)‘ -Ageeds.
1910; E 238505; Theo. Presser co.,
hiladelphia, Pa.
AM BRUNNELEIN IM WALDE; ged. von
Eugen Palmer, musik von Carl Kro-
mer. Partitur und stimmen. 1. op.
125, gemischter chor. 2. op. 124, miin-
nerchor. 4to. [19469, 19470
© July 15, 1910; 2c. eaeh Aug. 5,
1910; E 238160, 238161; G. A. Zum-
steeg, Stuttgart, Germany.
1120
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
AM WALDWEG; von August Nolck, op.
166; Klavier. (6 leichte melodische
tonstiicke, no. 3.) [19471
duly 2, 1910;:.2 ¢. Aug, 12, 1910;
BE 238411; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
AMERICAN DANCES IN RAG TIME RHYTHM,
noe. 1; by H. F. Gilbert; piano.
[19472
Pee duly 18,-1910; BH 236617 ;
Henry F. Gilbert, Cambridge, Mass.
AMONG THE FOOT-HILLS OF THE OZARKS;
words and music by G. H. Tuke.
[19473
© 1c. July 29, 1910; E 238000;
George H. Tuke, New Haven, Mo.
AmMouR (L’) EN GREVE; opérette en
deux actes et sept tableaux, paroles
de Jacques Lemare et Henry Houry,
musique de J. Vieu. Partition chant
et piano. [19474
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
D 18692; Maurice Vieu et Jane Vieu,
Paris, France.
AMOURETTES (LES); valse de Joseph
Gung’l, transcription pour mando-
line et piano par Jules Cottin, op.
200. [19475
Ange 11; 1910: eG PAUS. 13)
1910; EK 237034; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
2
el
AND THE LORD GOD PLANTED A GARDEN;
music by C. Lee Williams. 4to.
(Choral album, no. 943.) [19476
© July 30, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235911; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
ANDANTE FROM SINFONIA No. 11. See
Haydn (J.)
ANGELS OF LIGHT; words by F. W. Fa-
ber, music by Charles Marshall. No.
2 1K", [19477
© July 28, 1910; 2c July 29,
1910; E 238012; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
ANGELS’ (THE) SONG; words and mu-
sic by F. A. Dailey. [19478
© July 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235919; Frances A. Dailey, Engle-
wood, N. J.
ANGELUS (Avegléckchen); by Carl
Gianschals, op. 172, ed. by S. L. Herr-
mann; piano, [19479
© July 18, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
E 236608; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
did
fond
19488
APPASSIONATO; par Henri Biisser, op.
384; alto ou violon avec acc. de piano.
[19480
© July 22° 1910: 2c, duly 23, 1900"
FE 235648; Enoch & co., Paris, France,
APPLE BLOSSOM DAYS; words and music
by E. L. McBride. [19481
© die July. 15.) 1910s 2a siete
Edna L. McBride, United States.
ARABIAN DANCE; from The summer
widowers, by A. Baldwin Sloane;
piano. [19482
© July 29, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910;
EH 2385760; ‘Chas. K. Harris, New
York, N.Y:
ARAGONAISE. Sce Massenet (J. E. F.)
ARCADE (THE) GIRL; march and two-
step, by Arthur Pryor; piano.
[19483
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236937; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGE
band. 4to. [19484
© July, 5, 1910" 2 ¢., July. 27, 1910
E 236921; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nap ye.
ARISE, O Lorp Gop; duet, words from
. Psalms of David, music from Bruno
Huhn; soprano and alto or tenor
and bass. [19485
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
BH 235956; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ARME (DIE) SANGERIN; ged. von Carl
Heinz, musik von M. K. Allen van
Hoveln Carpé, op. 41, mit violon--
cell. (Lieder fiir gesang und klavier,
no. 10.) [19486
© une 25, 191072 ‘co suty 722:
1910; E 236809; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
»)
ART SONG CYCLES, BOOK 2; by W. Otto
Miessner ...and Florence C. Fox
.. - New York, Boston [etc.] Silver,
Burdett and company [1910] 56 p.
TUISE ATO. e025. [19487
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec. July 19, 1910;
A 268389; Silver, Burdett & co., New
Worle; oN.
ASLEEP; verse by Carter S. Cole, music
by Charles Gilbert Spross; low voice.
[19488
@© Auge, 2) 1910; 2c. Aug: 2, 19105
WH 235832; John Chureb co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio,
i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19489
AT THE CASTLE; six little studies for
small hands in the second grade, by
Theo. H. Northrup; piano. [19489
© July 16, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
E 236583; M. Witmark & sons, New
Werks. -¥.
AT THE POST OF DUTY; words by Jennie
Wilson; music by J. M. Hagan.
[19490
© May 28, 1910; 2 @ July 22,
nOLO > 1 2367695) Drie. aMusies-co:,
Waco, Tex.
AT TWILIGHT; reverie, by A. O. T. As-
tenius, op. 32; piano. [19491
©: Aus. 15. 1910-2) ec. Aue. 5,
1910; E 288488; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AU CABARET;
par Lucien Wurmser;
piano. (Impressions de campagne,
no. 3.) [19492
© June 18, 1910; 2 ce July 30,
1910; EH 255797; P. Pégat. & cie.,
Paris, France.
AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE (Scheint der
mond so hell); ged. von Maria von
Othegraven, musik von G. B. Lully
(16383-1687), eingerichtet von A. v.
Othegraven; munnerchor. 4to. (Alte
weisen in neuem gewande, no. 7.)
[19493
© July 11, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910:
E 238152; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung, (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig, Germany.
AU MATIN. See Godard (B. L. P.)
AUBADE PRINTANIERE; de Paul Lacombe,
transcription pour mandoline et
piano par Jules Cottin, op. 203.
[19494
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 «© Aug ila*
1910; E 237032; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
AUF DER RUTSCHBAHN; humoristischer
gesang-walzer, text von Erasmus
Menzel, musik von W. Boéhme. 1.
Clavier mit text. 2. Orchester,
Pariserbesetzung, piano begl. mit
text. 3. Blasmusik. 4. Orchester.
[19495-19498
© July 11, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 13,
1910; E 287066-237069: Bernhard
Kurth, Zeuthen, Germany.
AUF FLUGELN DES GESANGES.
delssohn-Bartholdy (J. L.
See Men-
F.)
DL. Fo eee Vk
AUF REICHSWACHT; eine vision, ged.
von Carl Pusch, musik von Ernst
Hansen, op. 20; m&nnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [19499
© June 23, 1910: 2 eam 22,
1910; E 236799; J. Noroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
AURORA, MY VIRGINIA BELLE; words by
Mary Oldridge, music by John Mar-
tin. [19500
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238362; Old Dominion music ¢o.,
New_York, N. Y.
AUTUMN (THE) WIND; music by
Joseph L. Roeckel, arr. by Frank
Lynes; women’s yoices. (Octavo se-
ries, no. 485.) [19501
© July 30, 1910: 2 °efaly 29;
1910; EH 238272; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AUX PREMIERES CLARTES DE L’ AUBE;
par Roger-Ducasse. Partie de 1°**
violons. [19502
© June 28, 1910; 2 @ June 20,
1910; E 235496; A. Durand & fils,
Paris, France.
AVE Marta (Stand I before Thee) ; mu-
sic by Herman Perlet; voice and
piano. [19503
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
E 235750; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, No Y-
AWAKE THE CRY OF BATTLE; words by
Johnson Oatman, jr., music arr. from
Sullivan by Habington. [19504
© May 28, 1910; 2 e) duly 22,
1910; E 236713 >) rio aaaSH eo.
Waco, Tex.
AWAKENING; words and music by B.
Doron. [19505
© July 26, 1910: 2 eAne.
1910; E 235875; Beverly Doron, New
VorksrctNe ve
BABE JOHNSON’S DREAM; words by
Thomas A. Heathman, music by W.
i Carroll: [19506
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1910; E 238124;
William TT. Carroll, Washington,
Dae:
BABE O’DREAMS; words and music by
M. S. Carper. [19507
©l1ece. July 23, 1910; E 235626;
Minnette Slayback Carper, Memphis,
Tenn.
Basy Lou; words by Kenneth Lacey,
musie by Chas. Cohen. [19508
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910; ,
E 238245; Cohen music co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
1122
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Hight
organ choral preludes; transcribed
by A. M. Henderson; piano.
[19509
© July 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238213; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
BACHELOR (THE) AND THE MAID; from
The girl in the kimona, lyric by
Harold R. Atteridge, music by Phil.
Schwartz. [19510
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
Ee 235812; Leo. Feist, New York,
Ne Y.
BACK TO MY OLD HOME TOWN; words
and music by Nora Bayes and Jack
Norworth. [19511
@rAue 16, 1910: 2c. Aug. 16,
1910; E 237096; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
BAGATELLE; by H. Engelmann; piano
in C. (Five easy teaching pieces,
no.. 3.) [19512
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 2383894; L. D. Lasselle, Boston,
Mass.
BALKAN (THE) PRINCESS; Selection,
music by Paul A. Rubens, arr. by
Dan Godfrey and S. Deshon. Extra
orchestra parts with piano ace.
[19513
@ iuly 25/1910: 2 ¢. ‘July’ 29.
1910; E 238017; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
valse on melodies by Paul A.
Rubens, arr. by S. Deshon; piano
ace. [19514
Guimy 28,1910: 2c. July, 29,
1910; E 238015; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
BANISHED FROM PARADISE; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by O. M.
Walker. [19515
© Aue, 5, 1910; 2.c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235883; Otis M. Walker, Chicago,
Til.
BARAFOSTUS’S DREAME (Le réve de Bar-
afostus); auteur inconnu du 16°™”°
siécle, arr. par Sandor Kovacs;
piano. [19516
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238090; E. Demets, Paris, France.
BARBERILLO; danse espagnole, by L.
Scot-Karn; piano. [19517
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235842; Orpheus co., London, Eng-
land.
BARCAROLLE. See Offenbach (J.)
19527
Baron (THE) DE ToucH - ME- Not;
humorous song, written and com-
posed by Robert Manning. [19518
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 288204; Reynolds & co., London,
England.
BE YOU SURE; words by F. L. Hiland,
music by D. A. Faubus. [19519
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. July 22,
1910; E 236698; Trio music co.,
Waeo, Tex.
BEATITUDES (LES); prologue, par
César Franck, transcription pour
deux pianos et chant par Georges
Humbert. [19520
©) Anges 119105, 2. Ce Atenas
1910; E 2387061; Joubert, Paris,
France.
BEAUTIFUL SUNBEAMS; words and
musie by G. EF. Barnett. [19521
© May 28, 1910; 2 ¢«. July 22,
1910; E 286726; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
BEAUTIFUL WORDS OF LOVE; words and
music by J. D. Barnitz. [19522
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235848; James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BECAUSE MY WIFE STAYS HOME; words
by J. T. Mulligan, musie by Ray-
mond A. Browne. [19528
© 1c. July 22, 1910; EH 236787;
John T. Mulligan, Baltimore, Md.
BECKER (RENE L.) Toccata in D, op.
82; organ. [19524
©) July: 26, 19l0ke 2 eo duly woe
1910; E 236904; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
BECKIE, STAY IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD;
words and music by Norman and
Young. [19525
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238198; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York, N. Y.
BECKY DO THE BOMBASHAY; words by
Bobby Heath, music by Gus. A. Benk-
hardt. [19526
©), Augas; 19103, 2. c Aug aig
1910; E 237111; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Bep (A) OF VIOLETS; by Gustav Saen-
ger, op. 110; piano. (Flower fan-
cies, no. 2.) [19527
© July 1, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236926; Carl Fischer, New York,
NLS
1123
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19528
BEE (THE) (La mouche); capriccio
from Suite in G@ minor, by Carl
Bohm; violin and piano. [19528
© July 8, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236940; Carl Fischer, New York,
INA
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Chorale
finale; to the Ninth symphony, op.
125, on Schiller’s Ode to Joy, Eng-
lish version by Henry G. Chapman;
chorus of mixed voices, soli and
piano. Vocal score. 4to. [19529
© Aue. 3, 1910; 2.¢..Aug. 5; 1910:
E 2388193; G. Schirmer, New York,
N. Y.
BEETHOVEN; dichtung von Victor
Freund, melodramatisch mit beglei-
tung des pianoforte, in musik gesetzt
von Adolph Kugler. [19530
©) June 28, 1910 2c, Aug.,.10,
1910; E 2388372; H. Oppenheimer,
Hameln, Germany.
BELLE (THE) OF CoTTON TowN; writ-
ten and composed by Harry Cast-
ling and Fred Godfrey. [19531
© eliniy: 27, 1910-2 ec.) July -27,
1910; E 236891; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
BELLE (LA) PRINCESSE; mazurk’ noble
par A. Tierolff; piano. [19532
©) July 141910: 2 se, Ane $13.
1910; E 2387065; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
BELLES OF THE TALLY-HO BOARDING
SCHOOL; from The girl of my dreams,
lyric by Otto Hauerbach, music by
Karl Hoschna. [195383
(©) July ©2225 1910 = 52 =c...culy,.23:
1910; E 235617; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BELLS AT SUNSET (Abendglocken) ; by
R. G. Thompson, op. 2; piano. (Six
characteristic pieces, no. 5.) [19534
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 9, 1910;
EK 235928; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
BELOVED; words and music by R. M.
Stults. [19535
iG Saly) 25,0 191049 2) -e.. July 25,
1910; E 236855; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N.Y.
BENEATH THE YIDDISHA MOON; words
and music by Tom Smith. [195386
Or duly 22, 1910: 32" &. “huly..23,
1910; E 235613; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y:
pt. in, nS; v5
BERLIOZ (HEcToR-LOUIS) Rakoczy
march; from Damnation of Faust,
rev. and fingered by Hans. T. Sei-
fert; piano. [19537
© July 8, 1910; 2 ce. July 27, 1910:
E 236954; Carl Fischer, New York,
INES
BERTIE THE BOUNDER; words by R. C.
Thorp, music by Cuthbert Clarke.
[19538
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c Aug. 9, 1910;
FE 235964; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
BEYOND THE SEA; words and music by
B. B. Edmiaston. [195389
© May 28, 1910; 2 © gully 22,
1910; E 236759; Trio music co.,
“Waco, Tex.
BIiEHL (ALBERT) 15 Selected études;
for the development of technique
and expression; piano. (Schmidt’s
educational series, no. 9.) [19540
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
BH 6235962; Arthur 2 Scannns
Boston, Mass.
Bie (THE) sticK; American military
march two-step, by Alfred J. Smith;
piano. . [19541
© July 30, 1910; 2 © July 1S.
1910; EH 236862; Black-Smith & co.,
Chicago, III.
BITS OF POPULAR HITS; medley over-
ture, arr. by Robert Recker; band.
4to. [19542
© -July 27, 1910;22° eeauly 223
1910; E 235716; Leo. Feist, New
Y orks NEY.
BLACK HORSE; waltz, by W. A. Haldy,
arr. by R. B. Brewer; orchestra.
4to. Cleveland, United pub. co.
[19543
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238049; W. A. Haldy, Cleveland,
Ohio.
BLANCHET (EmiILe R.) Fiinf etiiden;
op. 7; klavier. [19544
© July 15, 1910; 2c. Auge ae:
1910; E 237085; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
BLESSED IS THE MAN; music by Chas.
H. Gabriel; mixed voices. §8vo.
(The choir, vol. xi, no. 8.) [19545
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug: 4, 1910;
E 235840; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
1124
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
BLESSING AND GLORY; anthem for All
Saints’ day, words from Rev. VII,
and hymn by I. Watts, music by A.
C. Bennett. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 76.) [19546
mame. 49, 1910:.2 c. Aug. 12,
1910: E 288385; Arthur C. Bennett,
London, England.
BLESSING (A) FROM THEE; words and
music by Wm. Grant Brooks. [19547
Soggy 25. 1910; 92 :c. July 27,
1910; E 236878; Lorenz pub. ¢co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
BLOW, WINDS, BLOW; words by Fred.
G. Bowles, music by Kennerly Ron-
way; bass or baritone. No. 2 in D.
[19548
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238263; Price & Reynolds, Lon-
don, England.
Biur (THE) BIRD; fairy play by
Maurice Maeterlinck, music by Nor-
man O’Neill; piano score. [19549
eetgiy 2g, 1910; 2 c. July 28,
fe 2) 48090; Hikin & co., Iltd.,
London, England.
—words by Mary E. Coleridge,
musie by C. V. Stanford, op. 119; no.
3; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
library, no. 27.) [19550
(ee saly 27, 1910: 2c. July 26,
1910; E 235698; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
BLUMEN AM BACHE; von August Nolck,
op. 166; klavier. (6 leichte melo-
dische tonstticke, no. 2.) [19551
© July 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238410; C. F. Kahnt, nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
BLUMEN (DIE) KRENZE; words and
music by Soloman Small. [19552
eeety, 21, 1910" 2c." July. 22,
1910; E 235680; Theodore Lohr,
New York, N. Y.
Boat (THE) RIDE; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, op. 16; piano. (4 char-
acteristic pieces, no. 1.) [19553
@eAue. 10,1910: 2 c Aug. 9,
1910; E 235959; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mags.
Botck (OsKAR) Twelve tone pieces
for the pianoforte, by Oskar Bolck,
op. 58, ed. by S. L. Herrmann.
[19554
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec. July 18,
1910; E 2386609; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
19563
BONHEUR FRAGILE; mélodie, poésie de
Henri Passerieu, musique de Emile
Delmas. No.1. Ténor. Paris; Mar-
cel Labbé. [19555
©) Awe. diy 1910¢5 2 ci wane ina:
1910; E 237046; EH. Delmas, Paris,
France.
BooGEY-Boo LADY; from The girl in
the kimona, lyric by Harold R.
Atteridge, music by Phil Schwartz.
[19556
©y July 254 1910- 2er Suilyae2o:
1910; E 285688; Leo. Feist, New
York, SNgeY:
BoosEY & CO’S NEW SUPPLEMENTAL .
JOURNAL FOR MILITARY BANDS NO. 77.
Contents: Ladybirds’ review; Mick-
ey’s birthday; The navy; The Kelly;
Billy possom; Buy jingo; The gig-
gler; Topeka; arr. by M. Retford.
[19557
© Ang. 4, 1910; 2 c: Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 238218; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
BouRBEE; extraite de la Suite fran-
caise, par Roger-Ducasse, transcrip-
tion de concert pour piano par
Vauteur. [19558
©) Aue. ti G1Oe 2 ce Aue ale
1910; E 237050; Durand & eie.,
Paris, France.
Bouvard (FRANCOIS) Sonate en fa
majeur; édition de J. Jongen et
Joseph Debroux, d’aprés l’edition de
1723; violon seul, et la basse con-
tinue. (Les maitres francais du
violon au XVIII° siécle, 1°” livre.)
[19559
© June 18) 1910; 2 ‘c July; 80,
1910; BE 285793; J. Debroux, Paris,
France.
Bow DOWN THINE EAR; words from
Psalm 86, music by Elias Blum;
mixed voices. (Octavo series, sacred,
no. 949.) [19560
© Aue 465. 19105 2 +c. -Aug.. 9,
1910; EB 235935; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Dustman’s
(The) coming; English words by
Pdward Oxenford, music arr. by Ed-
uard Kremeser. 1. Men’s ~ voices.
2. Trio for female voices. 3. Mixed
voices. London, Breitkopf & Hiirtel.
-4to. (Breitkopf & Hirtel’s choruses,
no. 8G, 20, and 72.) [19561-19563
© July 15, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
5, 1910: BE 288165-238167 ; J. Rieter-
Biedermann, Leipzig, Germany.
1125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19564
BRAHMS (JOHANNES )—Continued.
Fifty songs with piano accoin-
paniment. Ed. by Max Spicker.
English translations by Henry G.
Chapman. 2v. in 4. fol. $4.00.
(Schirmer’s library of musical class-
ics, no. 990-993.) Each vol. pub. in
2 editions for high and low voice.
[19564-19567
© July 9, 1910; 2 ec. each July 11,
1910: A 267417-267420; G. Schirmer,
New <York, IN. Y.
Hungarian dance; violin and
piano, ed. and fingered by Ph. Mit-
tell... No: G6, arr. by Fr. Hermann:
No. 5, arr. by Jos. Joachim.
[19568, 19569
© Aug. 4. 1910; 2 c each Aug. 6,
1910; E 235891, 235892; G. Schirmer,
New York, N. Y.
BREATHE YOUR SOFT PRAYER TO CHRIST
THE CHILD; a song, music by C. B.
Hawley; high voice. [19570
Ane. 15, 191052. \¢. Aug. 15,
1930; E 238471; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BRIDAL SONG; intermezzo from C. Gold-
mark’s symphony Rural wedding.
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. 4to.
[19571
© July 6, 1910: 2 c. July 27, 1910;
E 236923; Carl Fischer, New York,
Woey::
BrRIGHT EYES; march, two-step, intro.
The good old days of yore, and For
you bright eyes, by Karl Hoschna,
arr. by James M. Fulton; band. 4to.
[19572
© Aus: 5.1910? Qe: Aue. 6; 1910:
E 235897; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y
BULL (THE) FROGS’ CARNIVAL; written
and composed by Leonard Cooke,
George Arthurs and Alf. J. Law-
‘rance. [19573
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238130; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
BuNcH (A) OF GOLDEN-ROD; by Gustav
Saenger, op. 110; piano (Flower fan-
cies, no. 6.) [19574
© July 1, 1910; 2 ec. July 27, 1910;
E 256930; Carl Fischer, New York,
DG ¥.
BURSCHENABSCHIED; ged. von Weit-
brecht, musik von Jul. Wengert, op.
®o; mannerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [19575
© July 12, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238148; Sulze & Galler, Stuttgart,
Germany.
pt. III, n. s., v.5
BuT THE LORD IS MINDFUL OF HIS OWN.
See Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L.
F.)
BUTTERCUPS AND DAISIES; by Joseph
Fredericks; piano. (A garland,
Curwen’s, edition no. 9136.) .[19576
© July 25, 1910; 2¢. July 26, 1910;
E 2386846; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
By COOLING STREAMS; chromatic polka,
by Frederic Emerson Farrar; piano.
[19577
© July 16, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
E 236581; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. N.Y.
By FAITH IN CHRIST I WALK WITH
Gop; words by John Henry New-
man, music by E. O. Sellers. 4to.
[19578
© May 4. 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237012; Ernest O. Sellers, Chicago,
Til.
BYE-LO-LAND; mother’s lullaby, words
and music by Jessie Mae Jewitt; in
Be [19579
© July 16, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
E 236584; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Now:
C. Q. D. HELP, I’M IN LOVE; from The
girl in the kimona, lyric by Harold
R. Atteridge,- music by Phil
Schwartz. [19580
© July 25, 1910; 2c. July 26, 1910;
E 235685; Leo Feist, New York,
INGAY:
CALL TO ARMS; march and two-step,
by W. Rolfe; piano. [19581
© July 25, 1910; 2¢. July 27, 1910;
E 236872; Walter Rolfe music ¢o.,
Rumford Falls, Maine.
CAMPUS RUSTLINGS; valse by Edward
Ebert-Buchheim; piano. [19582
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
EH 235917; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
CANADIANA by “dis "Ballas:
piano. [19583
© 1c. Mar. 26, 19103) Hee@araes:
Irving Tallis, Buffalo, N. Y.
WALTZES ;
CANARIES (THE); from The land of
birds, by Manuel Klein, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin or-
chestra. 4to. [19584
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235902; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work ine ay
1126
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19602
CANTABILE; extrait des Piéces d’orgue,
par César Franck, transcription pour
violon et piano par Paul Lemaitre.
[19585
Penne, 41, 1910; 2 c Aug. 12,
1910; E 287052; Durand & eie,
Paris, France.
CaouTcHowc (Cachuca ) ; rubber dance,
by J. Edison-Herbert; piano. [19586
Se taly 92)51910; 2 ¢ July 23,
1910; E 235641; Empire concert-di-
rection, London, England.
CAPITANA (LA); comic operetta, by
T. C. McConnell and O. M. Schoebel.
Voeal score. [19587
2 e@-Auze. 20, 1910; D' 18702:
O. M. Schoebel, Holton, Kans.
CAPRICCIO D’UN MILIARDARIO (A mil-
lionaire’s caprice) ; operetta in tre
atti, parole di Rocco Galdieri (Ram-
baldo), musica di F. De Leone. Ms.
vocal score and typewritten libretto.
[19588
@ 1c June 13, 1910; D 18688;
Frank De Leone, Akron, Ohio.
CARISSIMA; valse lente by Kenneth
- Douglas; piano. [19589
© -saly 25,°1910; 2c July 26,
1910; E 235707; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CARNATION WALTZ; by J. M. Baldwin,
opaZicrpiano. [19590
eames 11,-1910: 2c. Aug. 12,
1910; E 238400; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
CARNAVAL; par Edouard Gautier, op.
34; violon avec acc. de piano.
[19591
© July 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237077; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
CARNIVAL (THE) ; two-step by Osborne
Roberts; 4to. (Brass and reed band
journal, no. 501.) [19592
Oe iiiy 28, 1910.2 ¢. July, 29,
1910; E 238002; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
CARNIVAL BINGO; march and two-step,
by Chas. Cohen; piano. [19593
© Aug. 2, 1910 2.¢. Aug. 1, 1910:
E 2388048; Cohen music co., Bing-
bamion, N.Y.
CARNIVAL (THE) QUEEN; march and
two-step, by Ralph H. Korn; piano.
[19594
cy Ang. 8.1910: 2 c. Aug. '9, 1910:
E 2387091; International music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
CAROLINA; words by Dean Delafield,
music by Ernest Priebe and Clarence
Ixnowles. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [19595
@©yauly, 237 19105 2 oe, duly, 23s
1910; E 235649; Ernest A. Priebe,
Meriden, Conn.
CASSANDRA; tragedia di Luigi Illica e
Vittorio Gnecchi, musica di Vittorio
Gnecchi. Opera completa per canto
e pianoforte. Riduzione di Carlo
Carignani. Seconda edizione rive-
duta dall autore. Vocal score.
[19596
Ge Awe 923, 19105 Qe) vAuew 24
1910; D 18705; V. Gnecchi, Milan,
Italy.
CAST ME NOT AaVAY; words from
Psalm 51, music by Ralph H. Bel-
lairs; mixed voices. (Sacred octavo
series, no. 912.) [19597
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
HE 235986; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
CATCH ME; two-step by Margaret
Cooper, arr. by H. M. Higgs; piano.
- [19598
Gjdnully, Qo tole 2 © Ca dahys 26:
1910; E 235706; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
ne
orchestra. 4to. [19599
© Muse 2 191022 ©& Aue, 351910:
EH 238102; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
CATTLE (THE) RUSTLERS; words by Ar-
thur Chapman, music by Henry Wat-
son Ruffner; male chorus. 4to.
(Frontier scenes, no. 3.) [19600
©, July AS AO1Os 2 ee Tuly: as;
1910; E 236589; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CAVALIER (A) LovE SONG; from Lace
and porcelain, three old world songs,
words by Harold Simpson, music by
Eric Coates. [19601
© Aug; 4, 1910; 2. ¢. "Aug. 5, 1910;
FE 238214; Boosey & co., London, Eng-
land.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA. See Mascagni
(P.)
CAVATINA; by Carl Bohm, op. 314, no.
2, ed. and fingered by Ph. Mittell;
violin and piano. [19602
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235893; G. Schirmer, New York,
Nei
1127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19605
pti, a S:, V5
CENTER CiTy; march by [O. C. Schroe-
der]; piano. [19603
©1e July 25, 1910; E 236844;
Otto C. Schroeder, Milwaukee, Wis.
CHANSON D’ AUTOMNE; ged. von Paul
Verlaine, musik von M. K. Allen
van Hoveln Carpé, op. 47. (Lieder
fiir gesang und klavier, no. 13.)
[19604
©) June, 25.) 1910s 422-¢: saliva 2.
1910; E 236812; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
CHANSON DE REGIMENT; marche en
route, par Emile Cambillard; orches-
tre avec piano conducteur. 4to.
-[19605
© Auge 1h, 1910s Doce Anes as:
1910; E 237021; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
CHANSONS POPULAIRES; francaises et
canadiennes, musique de Emile Vuil-
lermoz; piano et chant. En recueil.
[19606
©) Aver 1 191042 es eA os,
1910; E 237024; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
(CHANTECLAIR-MARSCH; aus der mu-
sikalischen schnurre, Chanteclair,
musik von Béla von Ujj. 1. Orches-
ter. 2. Klavier zu 2 hiinden. ©
[19607, 19608
© Feb. 25, 1910; 2 ce. each July
16, 1910; E 236864, 236866; Felix
Bloch erben, Berlin, Germany.
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL, NO. 366.
Contents: La valse d’amour; by
Octave Crémieux.
Sonia; valse by
Pedro de Zulueta.
Entr’acte-pizzi-
eati; by Edouard Mathé. Alma de
Dios; by José Serrano. Kiwi; two-
step by Ernest Reeves. Arr. for
military band, by Dan Godfrey.
[19609
Oe suly” 285 1910; 2) e) July 29:
1910; E 238027; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
CHAPPELL’S BRASS AND REED BAND
JOURNAL, NO. 78; Moonstruck; by
Lionel ‘Monckton, [and] Danse des
tulipes; by Bernard Rolt, arr. by
Shipley Douglas. [19610
@iune/ 21; 19105 2 es June 22)
1910; E 253958; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CHARME D’AMOUR; valse lente par E.
Hohenberg; piano. [19611
© July 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238424; Alexander Rosé, Vienna,
Austria.
CHIEF BuncaA-Boo; two-step novelty,
by J. Leubrie Hill, arr. by R. HE.
Hildreth; orchestra. 4to. [19612
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238206; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
CHILDHOOD DAYS; words by H. G. H.
Haraldsen, music by A. W. Keil.
[19613
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1910; E 237090;
Hans Gustave Henry MHaraldsen,
Chicago, Ill.
CHILLINGHAM; words by Mary HE.
Coleridge, music by C. V. Stanford,
op. 119, no. 7; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 31.) [19614
© July 27, 1910] 2eesiuly “26,
1910; E 235702; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
CHIMES; a novelty rag, by H. Denney;
piano. Cincinnati, Denney-Piper.
[19615
© July ‘20, 19102 2 duly 30,
1910; E 285770; Homer Denney,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHIMES OF LOVE; love song by Claude
d’Albret, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. 4to. [19616
©. July. 1, 191052 seein 27.
1910; E 236914; Carl Fischer, New
York, NYG
CHINESE (A) CHILD’S DAY; words and
music by Anice Terhune. [19617
©, Jan. . 27, 19105. 2neaaame 27,
1910; EH 223600; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York, N. Y.
CHOPIN (FREDERIC-FRANCOIS) Legons
(Les) éerites de Chopin; par Raoui
Pugno, avec une biographie de
Chopin, par M. Michel Delines.
[19618
© June 15, 1910; 2 « July 30,
1910; E 235786; Librairie des an-
nales, Paris, France.
Waltz, op. 64, no. 1; transcribed
by H. de Ahna, rev. and ed. by Gus-
tav Saenger; violin and piano, in D
flat. [19619
© July 14, 191032) 7c) aie,
1910; E 236943; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks Nz. X:
CHORAL FINALE TO THE NINTH SYM-
PHONY. See Beethoven (L. van).
CHRIST IS RISEN; Easter solo, lyric by
William H. Gardner, music by Sadie
Harrison. [19620
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238320; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, NeW: :
1128
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
CHRIST IS THE THEME OF MY SONG
words by Grace Maynard, music by
Jas. B. Franklin. [19621
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. July 22
may
1919; & 236720; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
CuHurcH (THE) IN THE WILDWOOD;
words and music by William S.
Pitts; new arrangement. [19622
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238378; E. O. Excell, Chicago. Ill.
CrgcLE D RANCH: march two-step by
R. M. Bisbee; orchestra. 4to.
[19623
© July 28, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235930; R. M. Bisbee, New York,
WY.
City (THE) OF SURCEASE; words by
Leonard Doughty, music by J. W.
Bischoff; mezzo-soprano or baritone.
[19624
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2¢. Aug. 9, 1910;
BE 2385955; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
CLAIR DE LUNE DE WERTHER. See Mas-
senet (J. E. F.)
Ciane (THE) OF THE BELLS; waltz, by |
Karl Kaps; piano. [19625
© July 23, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238051; Metzler & co., Itd., Lon-
don. England.
CLocK (THE) ; words and music by O.
Liebenamm. [19626
eric Aue. 16, 1910; BH 237113;
Oscar Liebenamm, New York, N. Y.
CLOVER BLOSSOM RAG; two-step by F.
Heltman; piano. [19627
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 235860; Fred Heltman, Cleveland,
Ohio.
COME TO THE HAVEN OF REST; words by
James Rowe, music by Ellis M. Bar-
nett. [19628
May 28, 1910; 2.c. July. 22,
1910; E 236734; Trio music Co.,
Waco, Tex.
Comp (THE) WEATHER; from Four
songs of Burma, words by R. C. J.
Swinhoe, music by J. W. J. Alves.
[19629
OS Pamby 23.6 1910: 92. ee... Sully: 29,
1910; E 238008; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
COLLEGE RAG; R. Knippenberg;
piano. [19630
Orn Why a2, 1 tO 42) ey. Duly: 2d)
1910; HK 236832 : Ruth Knippenberg,
Milwaukee, Wis.
by
‘la
19640
CoLUMBUS; words and music by C. F.
Stayner. [19631
© 1 ¢ July 25,1910: “HY 236845-
Charles Frederick Stayner, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
CoME ALONG; words by Harold Simp-
son, music by John Ansell. [19632
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1910;
EK 235966; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd.,
London, England.
CoME AND SHARE; words by M. Hemo,
musie by C. H. Marsh. [19633
© July 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
EK 235859; Chas. H. Marsh, Ocean
Grove, N. J.
COME BACK TO ME; valse song, words
by E. Saxon, music by M. Dorel.
1. Song. 2. Piano solo. London,
Weekes & co. [19634, 19635
© July 14, 1910; 2 c. each July 21,
1910; E 235670, 235671 : Bdward
Saxon, London, England.
COME FLY IN MY AEROPLANE; waltz
song, words and music by Herbert
Hyman and Mack McCarthy, arr. by
Barclay Walker. [19636
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235887; Max R. Hyman, Indian-
apolis, Ind.
CoME HOLY GHOST, OUR SOULS INSPIRE
(Veni Creator Spiritus); anthem,
music by Homer N. Bartlett; unison
chorus of men’s voices, alternating
with mixed chorus. (Coll. of octavo
church music, no. 5451.) [19637
@, Ave 10, A9LtOs 2me. Aue. 10;
1910; E 238335; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
COME LASSES AND LADS; words tradi-
tional, old English air, arr. by Percy
BE. Fletcher; ladies’ voices. 4to.
(Choruses for equal voices, Cur-
wen’s edition 71284.) [196388
© suly 29. 19103" 2 ce. July 29,
1910; E 236973; J. Curwen & sons,
lItd., London, England.
COME ON LOVE, SAY HELLO; words and
music by Ted S. Barron. [196389
©! Auge.’ (98 T910* 2) ei Aug. 10,
BH 238309; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y.
COME TAKE A TRIP IN MY AEROPLANE,
words and music by P. Lunn.
[19640
Cua Ausy 4) 1910);
BE 93585 56 >
Patrick Lunn, Chicago, Il.
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19641
COME TO ME, GENTLE SLEEP; words by
Mrs. Hemens, music by John Pointer,
Opselsno:.3: [19641
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235838; Novello & co., Iltd., Lon-
don, England.
COME TO LUE FOUNTAIN; words by J. G.
Farrester, arr. by S. J. O., music by
G. T. Rayfield. [19642
() Mar. 27, 1910 222 uc. Adie, 0,
1910; E 238296; George T. Rayfield,
Weogufka, Ala.
CoME UNTO ME; words by William C.
Dix, music by Bruno Huhn; in B
flat, A flat, and F. [19648
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235957; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
CoMET (THE); march and two-step,
by Wm. L. Sheetz. 1. Band. 2. Or-
chestra. [19644, 19645
© Aug: 12, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
10, 1910; BE 238321, 238322; White-
Sheetz co., Burlington, Iowa.
schottische, by J. H. Durant;
piano. [19646
© Ang, 1. 19102 2 «¢ Aues34 1910:
E 238140; Joseph H. Durant, Bright-
on, Mass.
COMING FROM THE MHARVEST-FIELD;
words by R. H. Cunningham, music
by Osee V. Cunningham. [19647
@? June - 11910 -2e& Suly F222,
191027 > 236702 > Erio —Musie!co.,
Waco, Tex.
COMMUNION SERVICE IN FEF; music
adapted from Cavalieri and Pales-
trina, by Coleman Young. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 48.)
[19648
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Aug 5, 1910:
E 238199; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
CONCERT ROMANCE; fantasia on an air
from Thomas’s Raymond, by A.
Teres; violin and piano. [19649
© Ange a?2, °1910; 2 ce Auger 5;
1910; E 2388431; Albert Teres, New
monk, Ne X:
CONSOLATION, par Sofie Menter, op. 10:
piano. [19650
© July 23, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238139; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
—— words by Hansard Watt, music by
Alma Goetz. [19651
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238342; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon.
don, England.
pt. 1, 2B. S., V.5
CONVENT BELLS; réverie, by Henry
Bollman, ed. and fingered by Louis
Oesterle ; piano. [19652
© Aug. 12,-19102- 2% Aus 15:
1910; E 238448; G. Schirmer, New
Work, IN. aye
CorNnER (A) IN MY HEART; from The
girl in the kimona, lyric by Harold
R. Atteridge, musie “by Phil.
Schwartz. [19653
© July 25, 19102 ser aun 26:
1910; E 235686; Leo. Feist, New
York, oN.) Ye
CORNET LESSONS; course of one hun-
dred lessons for advanced players;
by A F. Weldon. Lessons - 41-48.
fol. [19654
© June 15, 1910; 2c. each July 18,
1910; A 267551; Siegel-Myers cor-
respondence school of music, Chicago,
Ill.
CORNETIST’S (THE) CONCERT COLLEC-
TION, NO. 1; by the world’s greatest
composers, arr. by the most cele-
brated harmonists and theorists of
Europe and America. Philadelphia,
Pa., J. W. Pepper & son, 1910. 191 p.
Ato. $0.50. [19655
© July 21, 1910; 2 c. July 22, 1910;
A 268626; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CoRONATION (THE) MORNING; words
and music by Jas. L. Wohlford.
[19656
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
H)} 236714; . Trio. muse veo Wace;
Tex.
CORTEGE CARNAVALESQUE; par Georges |
pour har-
Razigade,
monie ou Parés.
4to. [19657
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 e. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237018; Marius Cairanne, Paris,
France.
transcription
fanfare par Gabriel
CoRTEGE NUPTIAL; par Charles Lefeb-
vre, op. 112; orchestre avee piano-
conducteur. 4to.
© June 16, 191072 eresuly 30:
1910; E 235783; O. Bouwens van der _
Boijen & co., Paris, France.
CREDE D’AMOUR; paroles de Gaston
Deval, musique de Paul Desplats.
[19658 _
[19659 ©
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 ¢ Aue aS
1910; E 237044; P. Desplats, Paris,
France.
1130
| |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-89, Sept., 1910
19679
CREPUSCULE: par Lucien Wurmser;
piano. (Impressions de campagne,
no. 5.) [19660
© June 18, 1910; July 30,
1910; E 285799; P. & cie.,
Paris, France.
De
Pégat
Crown (A) OF GOLDEN HUE; words by
Eden Reeder Latta, music by Jas.
W. Acuff. [19661
er aay 2s, 1910; 2.e@) July 22,
#930= 8) (286731; Trio. .music. ¢o.,
Waco, Tex.
CRUSADER’S HYMN; words by Reginald
Heber, music by E. L. Ashford.
[19662
erty 25, 19105 2 ¢ July 27,
1910; E 236884; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CUPID’s DREAM; intermezzo by Robt.
A. King; piano. [19663
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235814; Leo. Feist, New York,
fe or; vt
CUPIDS PRANKS; by R. Knippenberg;
piano. [19664
mo imiy 22, 1910: °2 c. July 25,
1910; E 236829; Ruth Knippenberg,
Milwaukee, Wis.
DADDY LONGLEGS; words and music by
Tom Mellor, Alf. J. Lawrance and
Harry Gifford. [19665
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238267; Price & Reynolds, Lon-
don, England.
DAFFYDILS; words and music by Nora
Bayes and Jack Norworth. [19666
WeAue 116, 1910; 2 ¢c. Aug.. 16,
1910; E 237099; Norworth pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
DAILY EXERCISES FOR VIOLINISTS; by
Edith L. Winn. Book 2, The culti-
vation of the legato, part 1-4.
[19667
@raune 29, 1910; 2c. July 27;
1910; E 236953; Carl Fischer, New
Works 3N.. Y.
DAME (DIE) von Movin RovuceE;
operette in einem akt von Louis
Tauistein, musik von Martin Knopf.
Klavierauszug mit text. [19668
@yduly 15, 1910-2 ‘ce. July 26,
1910; D 18689; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig,
Germany.
DANCE BARBARIC; by Cyril Dengard;
piano. [19669
© aug. 16, 1910. 2c. Aue. 16
ao10; EB) 237106; “Krancis, Day’ &
Hunter, London, England.
DANCE OF LOVE; Cupid dance from
Venus and Adonis, by Francis Bohr;
piano. [19670
@©r July, 23) 110k 2 er July 2a.
1910; E 236860; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
DANCE OF THE FLOWER FAIRIES (Tanz
der blumenfeen); by R. G. Thomp-
son, op. 2; piano. (Six charac;
teristic pieces, no. 2.) [19671
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235925; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
DANCE OF THE GOBLINS; by Matilee
Loeb-Evans; piano. [19672
© Valy Us) 1910. 2cy duly ls:
1910; EK 236596; Theo. Presser Cco.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DANCE OF THE MARIONETTES (Mario-
nettentanz) ; by R. G. Thompson, op.
2; piano. (Six characteristic pieces,
Ops 2).no. 6.) [19673
© Aug. 4, 1910, 2 ¢ Aug. 9; 1910)
EH 235929; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston, Mass.
DANCING; words and music by J. J.
MacAvoy. [19674
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 8, 1910;
BE 238256; J. J. MacAvoy, Roxbury,
Mass.
DANDELION; three step, by H. Lueb-
tow; piano. [19675
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238032; Hector Luebtow, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
DANSE CAPRICE; by Thomas F. Dunhill,
op. 17, no. 2; violin with piano acc.
[19676
© July 22, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3; 1910;
E 238138; Goodwin & Tabb, London,
England. .
DANSE DIRECTOIRE; novelette by Geo.
Noyes Rockwell; piano. [19677
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8; 1910;
EH 238233; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANSE NORMANDE; par Paul Perrier;
piano. [1967S
@i duly) dd, 1910: 2 Ca tuly es,
1910; BH 285648; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
DANSONS LA GIGUE; text: von Paul Ver-
laine, musik von M. K. Allen van
Hoéveln Carpé, op. 31, mit violoncell.
(Lieder ftir gesang und klavier, no.
6.) [19679
©: dune 25, 1910: 2) ¢.° fuly. 22;
1910; E 286805; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
ie
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19680
pt.Tigss., v.5
DARKIES’ (THE) WEDDING; barn dance
or schottische, by Felix Burns;
piano. [19680
© Aus. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. -9,.1910);
E 235967; Cary & co., London, Eng-
land. .
DAWNLAND; poem by Alfred H. Hyatt,
music by Louis Victor Saar, op. 62,
no. 1; duet for soprano and tenor.
[19681
© July 29; 1910; 2 ¢ July 30,
1910; BE 235776; G. Schirmer, New
Work, Nex.
Day BREAK (Der morgen tagt); by A.
Sartorio. op. 894, no. 2; piano. (For
encouragement, no. 2.) [19682
(©) AUS. 15; 1980: ce Ages hh:
1910; E 2388506; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DAY DREAMS; reverie by A. Maloof;
piano. [19683
©) July 29, 1910;:2.e Aue. 2.1910;
E 238248; Alexander Maloof, New
Work N.Y.
Day (THE) IS HERE; a romance, words
adapted by Clara B. Seeb, music by
C. Decroy-Silva ; high voice in G flat,
with piano acc. [19684
©. Ane: 2. 1910:.2..¢) Aus. 4; 1910;
E 285866; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
DE LITTLE PICKANINNY’S GONE TO SLEEP;
words by J. W. Johnson, music by
J. Rosamond Johnson; mixed voices.
(Part songs, oct. edition, no. 12049.)
[19685
© duly 11, 1910s 2 eo \auly- 23.
1910; E 235637; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DEAR; lyric by Bob. F. Sear, music by
G. Creatore. [19686
© 1 July 23, 1910; bh. 236974:
Giuseppe Creatore, New York, N. Y.
DEAR EMMELINE; words by J.T. Baker,
music by H. W. Foster. [19687
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 255880; John Taylor Baker, Berke-
ley, Cal.
DEAR LITTLE DENMARK; vyalse, melo-
dies by Paul A. Rubens, arr. by S.
Deshon; piano ace. 4to. [19688
© July 28, 1910; 2 @ July 29,
1910; E 238014; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
DEAR OLD MA; words by Bartley C. Cos-
tello, music by Ernest R. Ball.
[19689
©: July 22, 19102; Seay 23:
1910; E 235612; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DEAR OLD MISSOURI; words and musie
by F. I. M. Westfall. [19690
© 1c. July 18, 1910: © 236621:
Fahyma I. M. Westfall, Morris, Okla.
DEARIF, WON’T YOU SNUGGLE CLOSE TO
ME; from Jumping Jupiter, lyric by
Francis De Witt, music by Harry
Auracher. [19691
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238310; M. Witmark & sons, New
Works -Neey.
DER LANDSKNECHTE LIED; ged. von
Franz Sales Meyer, musik von Hugo
Kaun; mannerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [19692
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238147; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandiung (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig, Germany.
DERNIER (UN) MOT; par Léon Delerue;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [19693
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 13, 1910;
FE 237019; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris,
France.
DERNIER SOMMEIL DE LA YVIERGE. See
Massenet (J. E. F.)
DERNIERE AUBADE; par Paul Lacombe,
op. 157 > plano: [19694
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237030; Heugel & eie., Paris,
France.
DET AR JU ETT FAST ORD; ord, at [J. 8.
Helgren], musik af C. Stein. (K6r-
sanger for Gudstjinsten, oktay-serie,
no. 44.) [19695
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2c Ate, 427 4910;
E 238388; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Ill.
DEUXIEME QUATUOR; par Charles Lefe-
bore, op. 124; instruments a4 cordes,
mi mineur. Parties. [19696
© July 17, 1910; 2 c. July 30; 1910;
E 235784; O. Bouwens van der Boi-
jen & cie., Paris, France.
DiFF’RENCE (THE) OF A DRINK OR TWO;
from The girl in the kimona, musical
play, words by Harold R. Atteridge,
music by Phil. Schwartz. [19697
©, Aug., 6, 1910; 2 c. Ang. Seasio-
E 238257; Leo. Feist, New York,
No.
1132
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
Do you BELIEVE IN FLIRTING; from The
girl in the kimona, lyric by Harold
Atteridge, music by Phil. Schwartz.
[19698
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235818; Leo. Feist, New York,
in. Y.
Docror TINKLE TINKER; from The girl
of my dreams, music by Karl
Hoschna ; hotel orch. no. 164. 4to.
[19699
© July 26,1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236901: M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, WN. ¥.
Dr. TUCKER’S ROOSTER; words by Fred.
H. James, music by G. J. Wetzel.
[19700
eine Aue. 13, 1910: B 237002;
George J. Wetzel, New York, N. Y.
Doc (THE) IN THE MANGER; words by
Jessica Moore, music by Geo. L.
Spaulding. [19701
© July 27, 1910; 2 c. July 28, 1910;
E 235749; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; sextet, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. 4to. [19702
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238298; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DON’T BE JEALOUS OF OLD NEW YORK;
words and music by Al. Pleau.
[19703
©l1e. July 23, 1910; E 235630;
Al. Pleau, Rochester, N. Y.
DON’T FORGET TO WAIT DEAR; or, Oh,
hello, how do you do; words by
G. H. Fennell and Ben Ryan, music
by Albert Rudd; violin obl. [19704
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1910; E 237004;
George Harold Fennell, New York,
DY Ye:
Don’r you cRY No MoH’; lullaby,
words by F. A. Campbell, music by
P. Douglas Bird. [19705
© July 7, 1910; 2 ¢. July 7, 1910;
E 238110; Fred A. Campbell, Oak-
land, Cal.
DON’T YOU WISH THAT IT WAS SUM-
MER; words and music by Nora
Bayes and Jack Norworth. [19706
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 « Aug. 16,
1910; BE 237101; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
19715
DowN AT MAMMyY JINNY’s; from
Three million dollars; lyric by
David Kempner, music by Anatol
Friedland. [19707
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235825; Leo. Feist, New York,
IN ey
DOWN BY THE MILL; by Frederic Emer-
son Farrar; piano. [19708
© July 16, 19103"2"ce* tuly “18:
1910; E 236580; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM; words
and music by Tell Taylor. Chicago,
Star music pub. [19709
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 15,
1910; E 288482; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Ill.
DOWN BY THE OLD SEASIDE; words by
Wm. F. Gerard, music by G. Ed-
wards. [19710
© July 25, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238288; Gus. Edwards, inc., New
¥ork, N.Y:
DoWN THE LANE THAT LEADS’ TO
DROWSY LAND; words by Leo J.
Curley, music by Ernest R. Ball.
[19711
© July 16, 1910; 2 ec. July 18,
1910; E 286579; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
DOWN WITH RUM; words by James
Rowe, music by Emmett S. Dean.
[19712
© May 28, 1910; 2 c July 22,
1910; E 286709; Trio music ©COo.,
Waco, Tex.
DREARY MOON; by Roger A. Graham;
vocal orchestra in C, no. 1146. 4to.
[197138
© July 26,1910: 2 ic. duly 27,
1910; E 236900; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
DRIFTING WITH THE HEAVENLY TIDE;
words by Ida Tice, music by W. J.
Graves. [19714
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. July 22,
1910; E 2386716; Trio music Co.,
Waco, Tex.
Dross; by P. Corder; piano score. 4to.
[19715
© July 23, 1910; 2 c July 25,
1910; E 236821; Paul Corder, Lon-
don, England.
1133
2
58669—10
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19716
Duet (A); poem by Bryan Hooker,
music by Louis Victor Saar, op. 62,
no. 2; duet for soprano and tenor.
[19716
©); July; 29; 1910; 2 July 30;
1910; E 235777; G. Schirmer, New
Works Nn. ¥:
DUNKLE (DER) RAUB; ged. von Alex-
ander freiherr von Bernus, musik
von M. K. Allen von Hoveln Carpé,
op. 86, mit violoncell. (Lieder fiir
gesang und klavier, no. 8.) [19717
(June 2571910 = 2 es ully 22,
1910; E 236807; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
DUSTMAN’S CcoMING. See Brahms (J.)
DUTCH KIDDIES; wooden shoe dance,
by Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by James
M. Fulton; band. 4to. [19718
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
BE 235898; M. Witmark & sons, New
ionic IN< M,
DYLAN, SON OF THE WAVE; a drama in
3 acts, by T. E. Ellis, Italian version
by Madame Simonetti-Bleiner, music
by J. Holbrooke, op. 53. Vocal score.
pianoforte ace. London, Novello &
eos itd: [19719
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
D 18697; Josef Holbrooke, New-
market, England.
HARL WALTZ; by R. E. Whiting, op. 3,
no. 2, ed. by Carl Wilhelm Kern;
piano. [19720
© July 16, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
EK 238109; R. E. Whiting, St. Louis,
Mo.
ECHOES OF SPRING; waltzes by Everett
J. Byans. i. Orehestra. 2. Band.
4to. [19721, 19722
© July 25, 1910; 2 c. each July 26,
1910; E 285676, 235678; J. W. Pep-
per & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
ECHOING (THE) GREEN; words by Wil-
liam Blake, music by Percy W. de
Courcy Smale; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 21.) [19723
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 26, 1910;
E 235695; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Ecstasy; waltz, music by Otto Wald-
meister, op. 188; trio for women’s
voices. (Octavo series, no. 476.)
[19724
© July 30, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 238273; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
pte te. veo
EFFRONTEE; marche, par A. Monier;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
Ato. [19725
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237017; A. Bose, Paris, France.
EIGHT AND CAKES; by J. Chester;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [19726
@© Aug. 110; 191027925 Ane 10;
1910; E 238850; Jack Chester, Wal-
lace, Idaho.
EISNACHT; ged. von Clara Miller, mu-
sik von Gerard Bunk; mittlere sing-
stimme. (Sechs lieder, no. 1.)
[19727
© June 23, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 10,
1910; E 238866; J. Noroth nachf., J.
Day, Trier, Germany.
ELEGIE; poésie de P. Vierge, musique
de Achille Philip; mezzo-sop. ou
baryton. [19728
© July 30,1910; 2c. Aug.1, 1910;
E 238085; E. Demets, Paris, France.
ELFENTANZ; concert-walzer von Franz
Lehar; grosses orchester. Stimmen.
[19729
© July 3, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238187; C. Schmidl & co., Trieste,
Austria.
(Dance of the elves); by Ernst
Spies, op. 62, rev. and ed. by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [197380
© July 8, 1910; 2 ec. July 27, 1910;
E 2369388; Carl Fischer, New York,
INDY
I:LFIN SONG; words by Joseph Rodman
Drake, music by G. W. Chadwick;
women’s yoices. (Octavo series, no.
483. ) [197381
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235941; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ELLiottT (J. W.) Impromptu; organ.
[19732
© July 25, 1910; 2¢. July 25, 1910;
E 236842; Edwin Ashdown, itd., Lon-
don, England.
ELVES AT PLAY (Spielende elfen); by
R. G. Thompson, op. 2; piano. (Six
characteristic pieces, no. 4.) [197388
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
KH} 235927; B. EF. Wood *musie yee:
Boston, Mass.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, LTD., operetta in two
acts, text and music by H. E. Ham-
mond. d [19734
©1e. July 28, 1910; BE 235757;
Harold E. Hammond, Chicago, Ill.
1134
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19757
EMPIRE (THE) sone; the scout’s song,
words by H. J. Brandon, music by
James Coleman. No. 1 in G.
[1973
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910:
E 235861; City music pub. co., Lich-
field, England.
EMPIRE STATE; barn dance by A. Ma-
leof; piano. [197386
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1916:
E 2388246; Alexander Maloof, New
Works N. Y:
ENCHANTED WOODS; scherzo by Arthur
C. Becker; piano. [19737
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238238; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
EINTR’ACTE-PIZZICATI. See
army journal, no. 366.
ENTR’ACTE VALSE; by Josef Hellmes-
Chappell's
berger, arr. by F. J. Fiala; or-
echestra. (Concert ed., no. 484.) 4to.
[1973
© July 2, 1910; 2 c. July 23, 1910;
BE 235640; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Erotic. See Gritc (E. H.)
Es STEHT EINE LIND’IM TIEFEN TAL;
ged. von Ludwig Pfau, musik von
menor. Erunk, op. 28, no. . 2;
mannerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[19739
‘enim 2, 1910: 2.c. Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 238158; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
ESPERANTO WALTZ; by Gladys Adam-
son, op. 15; pianoforte. [19740
© june, 22, 1910; 2 ¢. July 22,
1910; E 236815; G. Adamson, Lon-
don, England.
ETERNAL (THE) MOUNTAIN; words by
Florence L. Donelson, music by
O. M. Walker. [19741
OAte a, 1910); 2.c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235885; Otis M. Walker, Chicago,
Hane
Wromz (L’); marche, par Aug. Bosc;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
Ato. [19742
@rAne. 11, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18,
foioe sh 23a(C16;° A. Bose, ..Paris,
France.
ETonN (AN) MEMORIAL MARCH; Dy
C. H. Lloyd, arr. for military band
by Dan Godfrey. 1. Piano con-
ductor. 2. Solo clarinets. 38. Repi-
ano clarinets. 4. Flute and piccolo.
5. Oboes. [19743-19747
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
15, 1910; EH 2388449-2388453 ; Novello
& co., Itd., London, England.
EVENING; nocturne by H. Stanley
Walser; piano. [19748
© duly 6s 1910 2c, silky 23
1910; EH 235622; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
EVENING CHIMES; idyl, by T. H. Rollin-
Son, arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin
orchestra. [19749
© July 19, 1910; 2 ¢« July 23,
1910; E 285635; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
KVENING SHADOWS; three-step by O. H.
Williams; piano. [19750
© gily) Ws, 1910 2 -e Inly +20:
1910; E 238282; Ottis E. Williams
pub. co., Hoquiam, Wash.
EVENING (THE) SHADOWS FALL; by
Frederic Emerson Farrar; piano.
[19751
© July 16, 1910; 2 ce July 18,
1910; HE 236578; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
EVERLASTING (AN) LOVE; words by
James Rowe, music by R. L. Powell.
[19752
©) May, 28, 191012 eo" July 22:
1910; E 236696; Trio music ©co.,
Waco, Tex.
EVERY GIRLIE LOVES ME, BUT THE GIRL I
LOVE; from The girl of my dreams,
lyric by Otto Hauerbach, music by
Karl Hoschna. [19753
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238294; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, IN. ¥.
EVIG 0G UDEN FORANDRING (Hwig und
ohne veriindrung); digt af I. P.
Jacobsen, musik af Hakon Schmedes.
[19754
© duly.) 19103 2c; Aug. 1251910:
EH 238420; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig,
Germany.
Eyv’RYBODY LOOKED AT ME; lyric by
Felix F. Feist, music by Joel P.
Corin. [19755
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1910;
EK 238401; Leo Feist, New York,
INGO
FACING THE DAWN; words by James
Rowe, music by A. B. Sebren.
[19756
© May 28, 1910; 2°¢ July 22,
1910; E 236764; Trio music Co.,
Waco, Tex.
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY;
from Three million dollars, lyric by
David Kempner, music by Anatol
Friedland. [19757
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
EH 235818; Leo Feist, New York,
Ny ¥
1135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19758
pt. LI, D.75., ¥..5
Fairies (THE); words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe, vocal or in-
strumental. (Tone stories, no. 19.)
[19758
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 15,
1910; E 238482; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Farry (THE) courT; minuet by H.
Stanley Walser, op. 20; piano.
[19759
© July 26, 1910; 2 « July 28,
1910; E 235734; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Farry (A) LULLABY; by Gladys Adam-
son, op. 14; pianoforte. [19760
@ dune 22, 1910: 2) ¢.. duly -22,
1910; E 236814; G. Adamson, Lon-
don, England.
FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY; words by
Roland Eyre, music by Ernest Aus-
tin. [19761
© July 28, 1910; 2 ¢. July 29,
1910; E 238009; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
FANTAISIE BRILLANTE. See Gounod
(Cs)
FANTASIE; zu Weihnachten, von Gus-
tav Lange, op. 172, no.-5, arr. von
Friedrich Seitz; als duo, violine und
piano, oder als duo, violoncello und
piano, oder als trio, violine, violon-
cello und piano. [19762
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238398; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
FAREWELL; words by Lord Byron,
music by John Pointer, op. 1, no. 2.
[19763
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235837; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
FAREWELL (A); two-part song, words
by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, music by
Alfred Redhead. 4to. (Novello’s
school songs, no. 1017.) [19764
(duly, 27, 1910. 2 (¢. July; 28:
1910; E 2385726; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
FAREWELL, MY JOY; words by Mary E.
Coleridge, music by C. V. Stanford,
op. 119, no. 2; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 26.) [19765
© July 27, 1910; 2 e. July 26,
1910; EH 255697; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
FASCINATION WALTZES; by E. W. Wil-
ber; piano. [19766
© July 15, 19103; 2 ec auly 30:
1910; E 238072; Edwin W. Wilber,
St. John, N. B., Canada.
FATE; words and music by Lily Strick-
land; high voice in F minor. [19767
© June 24, 1910; 2 e@ July 30,
1910; E 285772; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
FATHER’S GONE TO WORK; words and
music by G. F. Jordan. Blooming-
ton, Modern music co. [19768
© July 27, 1910; 2 eds 27
1910; E 286968; Geo. F. Jordan,
Bloomington, Ill.
FESTIVAL PARADE; march by Chas. A.
Drumheller, arr. by W. H. Mackie;
band. [19769
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238276; Leo Feist, New York,
Ne Y.
FETE (UNE) CHEZ Henri III; ballet,
esquisse Symphonique par Marius
Carman, op. 283; piano. [19770
© July 21, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238075; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
FEUER, FEUER; tanzlied, ged. von Maria
von Othegraven, musik von Thomas
Morley, eingerichtet von A. vy. Othe-
graven; mdunnerchor. 4to. (Alte
weisen in neuem gewande, no. 9.)
[19771
© July 11, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 2388154; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung, (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig, Germany.
FICHTENBAUM (EIN) STEHT EINSAM;
ged. von H. Heine, musik von Gerard
Bunk; mittlere singstimme. (Sechs
lieder, no. 3.) [19772
© June 23, 1910; 2 ey Ane 10)
1910; E 288868; J. Noroth nachf.
J. Day, Trier, Germany.
FIDELITAS; ged. von Ernst Staus, mu-
sik von Richard Trunk, op. 28, no.
1; mi&nnerchor. Partitur 4to.
[19773
© July 2, 1910; 2c Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 288159; C. F. Kabnt, nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
FIELITzZ (A. von) Three songs from
Eliland, arr. by Otto Langey; or-
chestra. 4to. (Galaxy of orchestra
musie, no. 21.) [19774
© July 29, 1910; 2 ec July 30,
1910; E 285775; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
1136
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19792
FIFTY YEARS AGC; words by Earle C. | FoLLow THE BANNER OF JESUS; words
Jones, musie by L’Albert. [19775
Seamiy 21, 1910; 2 ¢. July 27,
1910; E 236908; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit, Mich.
FIoRILLO (FEDERIGO) ‘Thirty-six ca-
prices or etudes for the violin; ed.
and fingered by Edmund Singer;
with biographical sketch by Gustav
Saenger. [19776
meaealy 14 1910; 2 « July 27,
1910; E 236950; Carl Fischer, New
Week, N.Y.
First (THE) BLUE BIRD; musSic arr.
by Frances Allegre; flute, voice and
piano. [19777
err @ Aue 1, 1910; BH 238053;
Mrs. M. F. Davis, Farmland, Ind.
FLagc (THE) OF OUR UNION FOREVER;
song, music by George Emerson.
[19778
Sein 27, 1910; 2. c. July 28,
1910; E 235719; Leo Feist, New
York, N. Y.
FLOWER OF LOVE (Fleur d’amour) ;
valse lente, by Henry Weyts, arr. by
H. Engelmann; piano. [19779
Geauly 48,1910; 2 c, July 18,
1910; E 236601; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLOWERS (THE) THAT BLOOM IN THE
SPRING; song from Gilbert and Sulli-
van’s comic opera The mikado, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus. [19780
@ejune 23, 1910: 2 ¢. July 29,
1910; E 236984; Eclipse pub. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLYING CLOUDS; by Frederick EKmerson
Farrar; piano. [19781
(Ce suiy 20, 1980; 2 ec. July 28,
1910; E 235748; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FLyiInc DuTcCHMAN. See Wagner (R.).
FoLiK-sone (A); words by Werther
von Legernsee (12th century), music
by W. Wolstenholme. (Four little
songs, no. 4.) [19782
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238197; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FOoLLETTE; from Three million dollars,
lyric by David Kempner, music by
Anatol Friedland. [19783
© Aue. 151910: 2 c, Aug. 2; 1910;
E 235819; Leo. Feist, New York,
Be ¥.
11
by Jennie Wilson, music by W. W.
Smith. [19784
© yune tt 1910" 2 e. sully, 22)
1910; E 236706; Woodie W. Smith,
Rotan, Tex.
FONTAINE (LA) (The _ fountain);
morceau de salon, by Carl Bohm,
op. 221, rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter; piano. [19785
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238293; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
Foote (ARTHUR) Ballade, op. 69;
violine und pianoforte. [19786
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235953; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FoR LOVE’S SWEET SAKE; words and
music by R. M. Stults. [19787
©) duly 18) 1910: 2° ee july 18:
1910; E 286600; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For Mr; words and music by B. B.
Edmiaston. [19788
©, May.28)) 1910) 2c, July a22,
Oe Aw) 2a0Cies Trio, MUSIC [eO:,
Waco, Tex. ,
For THE JOY THAT WAS SET BEFORE
Him; words by A. A. P., music by
G. C. Stebbins. [19789
Oye Tulyie25,: A910) 2) “ec, - July 29;
1910; E 236997; Geo. C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA; march by
Paolo Bolognese; piano. [19790
© July 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
EK 235808; Antonio Grauso, New
York NOX.
Forfr (LA) BLEUE; conte lyrique en
3 actes, d’aprés les contes de Per-
rault, poéme de Jacques Cheneviére,
musique de Louis Aubert. Partition
pour chant et piano, réduite par
Vauteur. [19791
Or Ausra 1910s. 2 ce Auge a3;
1910; D 18698; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
ForGET-ME-NOT; by Joseph Fredericks ;
piano. (A garland, Curwen’s edi-
tion, no. 9187.) [19792
Gi duly 25,’ 910‘ 2c. July 26;
1910: E 236847; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
t
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19793
pt. 11, n.s., v. 5
FoRSAKEN BY ALL BUT JESUS; words by
Eden Reeder Latta, music by W. W.
Smith. [197938
©) June. 145, A910. 2 e. Fulye22,
1910; E 236690; Woodie W. Smith,
Rotan, Tex.
FORSE CHE SI FORSE CHE NO; novelletta
di F. Boghen; pianoforte. [19794
© June 30, 1910; 2 c Aug. 10,
1910; E 238365; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
FouR LITTLE BUTTERFLIES; schottische
and barn dance, by Lawrence B.
O’Connor; piano _ solo. Boston,
Colonial music pub. co. [19795
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238211; G. M. Blandford, Boston,
Mass.
FRASQUITA; danse espagnole, par Ed-
ouard Gautier, op. 85, violon avec
ace. de piano. [19796
© July 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237078; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
FREIER (DER); musikalisches lust-
spiel in einem aufzuge nach dem
friihlingsspiel, Im stéckelshuh von
Gustav Klitscher, musik von Alfred
Schattmann. Klavierauszug mit
text. [19797
© July 13, 1910: 2¢ July 13, 1910:
D 18667; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
FrReENcH (A) RHAPSODY; by A. Finche,
op. 11; piano. [19798
©Ave July 18,1910: 236622 ;
Albert Finche, Craig, Minn.
Frisco (THE) RAG; by Harry Arm-
strong, arr. by W. C. O’Hare; or-
chestra. 4to. [19799
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235896; M. Witmark & sons, New
Nore ue: Yc
FRISSON ; valse lente, par S. Sinibaldi;
piano. [19800
© July 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
EK 2380838; EF. D. Marchetti, Paris,
France.
FRoGS AND CRICKETS; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, op. 16; piano. (4 charac-
teristic pieces, no. 2.) [19801
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235960; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FROM A LOG CABIN.
(Bh. A.)
See MacDowell
FRUHLINGSSTURME; ged. von Gustav
Herrmann, musik von Clemens
Schmalstich, op. 26. [19802
© June 27, 19102°2%e- uly -22,
1910; E 2386804; R. G. Erler, Berlin,
Germany.
GARDEN IDYLS; album of 12 lyric pieces,
by Harvey Lohr, op. 25; pianoforte.
Books 1-6, nos. 1-12. [19803-19808
© July 26, 1910; 2 c. each July 26,
1910; E 235689-235694; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., London, England.
GARDEN (THE) OF IDLE DREAMS; words
by F. Clifford Harris, musie by Ed-
die Jewell. [19809
© July 27, 1910; 2¢. July 28, 1910;
E 235747; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, IN. ¥.
GARDENER (THE); waltz song, words
by Franz Christan, music by W. H.
Neidlinger; sop. or ten. and mezzo-
sop. or bar. [19810
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235951; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
GARDENIA WALTZ; by Leila Troland;
piano. Boston, Oliver Ditson co.
[19811
© July 27, 19102 24ceeiuiy. ce:
1910; E 235771; Leila Troland Gard-
ner, Waltham, Mass.
GAUTIER (EpovuarD) Sennett, op. 36;
violon avec ace. de piano. [19812
© July 5, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237079; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
GAVOTTE; by Carl Bohm, op. 314, no. 3,
ed. and fingered by Ph. Mittell; vio-
lin and piano. [19813
© Aug. 4, 19102 GeAuer ea
E 235889; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN:
par. Serge Bortkiewiez, op. 12,
no. 2, revidiert von Rudolf Ganz;
piano. [19814
© .Aug.. 11, 1910; 2 expAgea a2:
1910; E 238423; Rozsavolgyi & Co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
GAVOTTE IN B MINOR; by L. Nassberg,
op. 24, ed. by H. A. Lang; piano.
[19815 |
© July 18, 1910; 2 Gesuly 1s:
1910; E 236606; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GAVOTTE MODERNE; by Arthur B. Bur-
nand; piano. [19816
© July 7, 1910; 2 ec. July 7, 1910;
E 235372; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1138
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
GeNESUNG (Recovery); ged. von Otto
Julius Bierbaum, English version by
John Bernhoff, musik von Wilhelm
Kienzl, op. 82; hohe singstimme.
(Fiinf gesinge, no. 4.) [19817
eety 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug, 12,
1910; E 238418; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
GESANG DES LEBENS; ged. von Otto Erich
Hartleben, musik von Richard Wetz,
op. 29; minnerchor und klavier.
Partitur und stimmen. [19818
©) sune 26, 1910: 2 c. Aug. 10,
1910; E 288364; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig,
Germany.
GIPSY REVEL; caprice by Will A. Hard-
ing, op. 15; piano. [19819
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238232; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
GikL (THE) I LEFT BEHIND; words and
music by A. S. Miller. [19820
Graoly 22, 1910; 2 c.. July 27,
1910; E 288287; Albert S. Miller, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Girt (THE) OF MY DREAMS; from The
girl of my dreams, lyric by Otto
Hauerbach, music by Karl Hoschna.
[19821
er inte 27, 1910: 2c. July. 28,
1910; E 235746; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GigL (THE) WHO WOULDN’T SPOON;
from The girl of my dreams, lyric
by Otto Hauerbach, music by Karl
Hoschna. [19822
© July 22, 1910; 2c. July 23, 1910:
EK 235616; M. Witmark & sons, New
Momes N.Y.
hotel orch, no. 163. [19823
Ceiniy 26, 1910; 2 ¢. July 27,
1910; E 236899; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GIRLS, GIRLS, KEEP YOUR FIGURE; from
Three million dollars, words by Ed-
gar Allan Woolf, music by Anatol
Friedland. [19824
ean. 13, 1910- 2 ¢ Aug 15,
1910; E 288405; Leo Feist, New
Werk, N.Y.
GIVE ME THE GRAND OLD U.S. A.; words
and music by Alan Harly. [19825
rl le. july 15, 1910: HW 238113;
Early pub. cc., Oakland, Cal.
GLORIOUS LOVE; words by James Rowe,
music by S. W. Jones. [19826
CF tune edd. 1010s .2..c;. July 22;
1910; E 236692; S. W. Jones, Baird,
Tex.
19836
GLUCK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD VON)
Air of Asteria; from the opera II
Telemaco, English version by and
music arr. by Kurt Schindler. [19827
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2c. Aug. 15, 1910;
E 238444; G. Schirmer, New York,
INES : ;
GO ON AND LOVE ME SOME MORE; words
and music by Raymond Brown.
[19828
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 3, 1910;
EH 238126; Music house of Laemmle,
New York, N. Y.
Go OUT AND SAVE THEM; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by Howard E.
Smith. [19829
©) Mays 23 21910. 2. re. duly 22:
ISTO e296 (05 o LEIONP MUSIC COs,
Waco, Tex.
GO TEACH ALL NATIONS; words and
music by E. H. Shelton. [19830
@yMay 28) 1910. 2)7e. amly, 22;
TOL > BL -2S6%6Hs 1 Drioy music + co:;
Waco, Tex.
GoDARD (BENJAMIN LouIs PAUL) Au
matin, op. 83; arr. by R. E. Hil-
dreth; orchestra. 4to. [19831
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238210; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
GOD’S CALLING; sacred song with quar-
tette, words by Chas. T. Edwards,
music by Luther F. Mezick. [19882
©@F silly, 28) 190" 2° ¢, Aue. ag
1910; E 288325; Brown & Edwards
music co., Wilmington, Del.
GOING ON THE WAY; words by S. J.
Oslin, music by G. T. Rayfield.
[19833
© Mar. 27, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238295; George T. Rayfield, Weo-
gufka, Ala.
GOLD BOND; quadrille, by J. Gearen;
orchestra. 4to. [19834
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2'c. Aug. 19, 1910;
E 238434; Joseph Gearen, Chicago,
ne
GOLDEN DAYS; overture by Mackie-
Beyer; band. 4to. [198385
© July 25,1910; 2 c. July 26, 1910;
E 235679; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
—-~ orchestra. [198386
© July 26,1910; 2 c. July 27, 1910;
BH. 236868; .J. ‘W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1139
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19837
pt. 1, n. s., v.5
GOLDEN SHEAFS; waltz by W. Aletter;
piano. [19837
© July 27,1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
E 235744; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, No Y.
GOLDMARK (CaRgL) Air in G; from
violin concerto, op. 28, arr. by J. G.
Zahn, ed. by Hugo Ries; violin with
organ ace. [19838
©: Aus: 2,1910--2-¢ Age 3) 1910:
E 235864; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
GOOD OLD SAVIN Rock; words and music
by G. Marcosano. [198389
© July 21,1910; 2 ¢. July 22, 1910;
EK 2386780; A. B. Clinton co., New
Haven, Conn.
GooD OLD SHIRLEY; words and music
by O. R. Whittemore. Boston, C. W.
Thompson & co. [19840
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238028; Otis R. Whittemore, Bos-
ton, Mass.
GOODBYE SWEETHEART; words by G.
Farris, music by Chas. Noel Doug-
las. [19841
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238830; George Farris, Winches-
ter, Va.
GoopHART (A. M.) time ;
organ. obl. 8vo. [19842
© July) 25:519105.2:0es Julye26:
1910; E 285705; A. M. Goodhart,
Brighton, England.
Goopy Two-SHorEs; caprice by Arthur
Pryor; band. 4to. [19848
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 27, 1910;
E 236920; Carl Fischer, New York,
N. Y.
Goose (THE) STEP; words by Edward
Madden, music by Alfred J. Doyle.
[19844
On sualy 27 1910s 2 el July § 27,
1910; E 236894; Harry von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
GOUNOD (CHARLES-FRANCOIS) (Fantai-
sie brillante; sur des motifs de
Yopera Faust, arr. by Henri Wieni-
awski, op 20; violon avec ace. de
piano, ed. by Gustav Saenger.
[19845
&) June. 25, 1910: Qees Duly 27,
1910; E 286955; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ni.
Serenade; arr. by Alvin Buechner
and A. Herman; violoncello and pi-
ano. [19846
©), Jume, 25." 19tO:. 2° cy uly 27,
1910; E 2386948; Carl Fischer, New
Mork,- IN. ¥:
Study in +
GRACE’S LUCKY SHOE LACE; words by
EK. L. Buresh, music by Clifton
Keith. [19847
© July 28, 1910;.2 ec Aus 10,
1910; E 238828; Emil L. Buresh,
Long Branch, N. J.
GRAFT, GRAFT, GRAFT; words and music
by T. C. Butler. [19848
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236956; Thos. C. Butler, Detroit,
Mich.
GRASSHOPPERS; by G. A. Grant-Schae-
fer, op. 16; piano. (4 characteristic
pieces, no. 4.) [19849
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 285963; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
GREAT (THE) CONQUEST; marche mili-
taire, by Frederic D. Wood, op. 69;
orchestra. [19850
© July 11, 19103;22%e) sulky 27,
1910; E 236910; Carl Fischer, New
York; NY:
GREAT (THE) NEW DAM; words and
music by A. Gersten. [19851
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1910; E 2380383; A.
Gersten, New York, N. Y.
GREETING (A); words by Thomas Hey-
wood, music by William C. Steere,
op. 15. (Four songs, no. 2.) [19852
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235914; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
GREGOIRE; polka-marche par Rodolphe
Berger; piano. [19853
© July 30, 1910; 2.:e; Ames 11980;
E 288082; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
GRIEG (EDVARD HAGERUP) Hrotic, op.
48, no. 5; arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
band. 4to. [19854
© July 1, 1910; 26 cyedebeeer
1910; E 236918; Carl Fischer, New
York: oNy oy.
— Half hours with the favorite com-
posers; a collection of selected orig-
inal compositions, compiled, ed. and
fingered, by Paolo Gallico; piano.
Grieg, vol. 2. [19855
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 ce Aue;
1910; E 238380; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y:
1140
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19875
Grieg (Epvarp Hacerupr)—Continued.
—— Land-sighting; four-part chorus,
words after the Norwegian of Bjérn-
stjerne BjOrnson, music arr. by Ar-
thur Claassen; women’s voices with
alto solo. (Octavo choruses, no.
54388. ) [19856
eevee 40, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10,
1910; EH 238336; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
Norwegian dances, op. 35, 1 and
2; ed. by Charles Woodhouse; pianv-
conductor’s part. [Edition for Eng-
lish orchestra.] Nos. 1 and 2. Nos.
3 and 4. [19857, 19858
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 5,
1910; EH 238184, 238185; C. F. Peters,
Leipzig, Germany.
— Reminiscences of Grieg; fantasia,
selected and arr. by Charles Godfrey,
jr.; orchestra with piano-conductor.
[19859
© July 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238186; C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
Solvejg’s song; arr. by Edwin
Franks Goldman. 1. Clarinet and
piano. 2. Cornet and piano.
[19860, 19861
© June 25, 1910; 2 ¢. each July 27,
1910; E 236946, 236947 ; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
GROTESQUES (THE); selection on Vere
Smith’s popular songs, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; piano. [19862
© July 25, 1910; 2 c. July 26, 1910;
E 235708; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
GROVLEZ (GABRIEL) impromptu; harpe
chromatique. [19863
© July 17, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910;
EK 235785; O. Bouwens van der Boi-
jen & cie., Paris, France.
GWENDOLYN; words by Richard R.
Hanch, music by Walter Rolfe.
[19864
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
EH 238234; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
GYPSIES (THE); valse de salon by
Will. M. S. Brown; piano. [19865
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 2383826; Brown & Edwards music
co., Wilmington, Del.
HAHN UND HENNE; duett aus der mu-
Sikalischen schnurre, Chanteclair,
text von Carl Lindau, musik von
Béla von Ujj. [19866
© Feb. 25, 1910; 2 c. July 16, 1910;
£ 236867 ; Felix Bloch erben, Berlin,
Germany .
HAHNENDUETT; aus der operette Die
keusche Susanne, text von Georg
Okonkowsky, musik von Jean Gil-
bert. [19867
© July 5, 1910; 2¢ Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237084; Max Winterfeld, Char-
lottenburg, Germany.
HaIL, KING GEORGE; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Edward St.
Quentin. No. 1 in F. [19868
© July 13, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
FE 288128; Leonard & co., London,
England.
written and composed by Osland
Denner, Perci Leonard and Laurence
St. Elmo. [19869
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
EK 236888; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
HALF HOURS WITH THE FAVORITE COM-
posers. See Grieg (KH. H.)
HALLELUJAH TO JESUS; words
musie by Mrs. B. B. Edmiaston.
[19870
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
E 236770; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
HAPPINESS; rondo grazioso, by Gustav
Lazarus, op. 136, no. 3; piano.
[19871
Oy WAMe Maal Od Obs: 2) Cy Atmiek a Tae
1910; EH 238503; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HAppy AS KINGS; eighteen songs for
children, words selected from Child’s
garden of verses, by Robert Louis
Stevenson, music by Angela Diller.
[19872
@ dily7 225) 19102 2c duly 23,
1910; E 235618; M. Witmark & sons,
Be ooNew York, (No YC
HAPPY EVERY DAY; words by F. L.
HWiland and W. W. S., music by W.
W. Smith. [19875
Gi June see AOIOR 2 ce. Sky. 22;
1910; E 286705; Woodie W. Smith,
Rotan, Tex.
HAPPY HOME (Gliickliches heim); by
and
A. Sartorio, op. 894, no. 4; piano.
(For encouragement, no. 4.)
[19ST+4
Or More? a T9L0s 2 er Aus Ts
1910; EK 288508; Theo. Presser ¢Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HARK AS THE TWILIGHT PALE; Persian
Serenade, words by Bayard Taylor,
musie by John W. Metealf; mezzo-
sop. or tenor and alto or bass.
[19ST5
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
FE 235948; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19876
pt. 1, n. s., v. 5
HARK! THE ANGELS ARE CALL-
words and music by J. E. Jones.
[19876
©) July-26, 19105. 2. c.. Julysee:
HARK !
ING;
1910; E 285762; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HARK, THE ANGELS SWEETLY SING;
Christmas carol, music by Homer
Tourjée; mixed voices. (Octavo
church music, no. 10088.) [19877
©) Aug.8, 1910;,2.e; Avie. 8) 1910;
E 288225; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
HARK, THE ROBIN’S EARLY SONG; trio,
words by W. W. Caldwell, music by
Frank Lynes, op. 12, no. 1; women’s
voices. (Octavo series, no. 4638.)
[19878
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235943; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Harp (THE) PLAYER AND HIS SON; by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 223, no. 5;
piano. [19879
© July 26, 1910: 2 <. July 28:
1910; E 285735; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
HARP TONES WALTZ; by R. HE. Whiting,
op. 8, no. 4, ed. by Carl Wilhelm
Kern; piano. [19880
© July’ 16,° 1910; 2-2 c* July 23,
1910; H 2385623; R. E. Whiting, St.
Louis, Mo.
HARVEST CANTATA; words by Rose Daf-
forne Betjemann, music by Julius
Harrison; soprano or tenor, and con-
tralto or baritone, soli and chorus.
Svo. [19881
Or tniv on. 1910. 2: ec, July.28.
1910; E 235728; Novello & co., 1td.,
London, England.
HARVEST (THE) IS WASTING; words by
Chas. A. Tipton, music by ‘Soap
Bailey. [19882
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. July 22,1910;
K 236760; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
HARVEST MOON WALTZ; by G. Emerson;
piano. [19883
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910:
EK 235815; Leo. Feist, New York,
hes a
HAVE YOU SEEN MY DorRA; words and
music by S. A. Mayers. [19884
@. July 223, 1910; 2.-e: Fuly 23:
1910; E 285650; S. A. Mayers, New
MOrk. Ney.
HAYDN (JOSEPH) Andante from Sin-
fonia no. 11; arr. by Wm. Heald;
clarinet and piano. [19885
© June 29, 1910; 2) duly 27,
1910; E 236932; Carl Fischer, New
Y OrkseNs We
HE DIED ON THE CROSS FOR ME; words
by J. D. B., musie by J. Debar.
[19886
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 285847; James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
HE HAD SEEN BETTER DAYS; words and
music by Casper Hart. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [19887
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238105; Edward Gruse, Corona,
S. Dak.
HE’S A DEVIL, YOU COULD HEAR THAT
LADY SAY; words by Sam Harrison,
music by Alfred Chaplin Bayley.
[19888
© 1c Aug. 10; 1910> 1238357;
Sam Harrison, Oakland, Cal.
HE’S ME KIDDO; a Bowery waltz song,
words and music by Joe Bren.
[19889
© Aug. 5; 1910: 2 & Aus Ss) 41910;
E 2388269 ; E. Harry Kelly music co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
HE, SHE AND THEY; words anon., musie
by Alicia Adélaide Needham. No. 1
rae [19890
©. July. 14, 19102 Jeet 3,
1910; E 235673; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
HEAR DEM BELLS; jubilee song, words
and music by D. S. MceCosh. Rev.
ed. [19891
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
H} 238034; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
HEAR, O LorD; a chant, music by
Carrie B. Adams. [19892
© July 25, 1910;,2 <aigieeer,
1910; E 236882; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HEART’S DELIGHT; “waltz, by Nellie
Carter; piano. [19893
© July 23, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238050; Metzler & eo., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Hem Danzig; festmarsch, von Fritz
Brase; pianoforte. [19894
© July 7, 1910; 2 ec. Aug-12,41910;
E 238407; Herm. Lau, Danzig, Ger-
many.
1142
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19912
HEIMKEHR; ged. von Hermann Lingg,
musik von Paul Prehl, op. 10; bass-
stimme und pianoforte. [19895
Pdaiv to: 1910- 2 c. Aug. 18,
1910; E 237070; Fritz Schuberth, jr.,
Leipzig, Germany.
HERZIGES SCHATZLE; lied im volkston,
text von W. Osterwald, musik von
Willy v. d. .Berg; miannerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [19896
fe sume 23. 1910; 2 c. July 22,
1910; E 236793; J. Noroth naeh-
folger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
HEUMANN (ROBERT) Zwei lieder: A.
Friiulein Gigerlette; B. Im schlosse
Mirabel, op. 10, ged. von O. J. Bier-
baum, fiir hohe singstimme. [19897
© July 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237072; Otto Bauer, Munich, Ger-
many.
A. Rosen; ged. von O. J.
Bierbaum. B. Dornroédschen, ged. von
K. Bulke, fiir eine singstimme mit
klavierbegleitung. [19898
© July 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237064; Otto Bauer, Munich, Ger-
many.
A. Winterfrage; ged. v. K.
Vanselow. B. Die tochter der Sa-
lome; ged. v. K. Bulke, op. 8, fiir
mittlere singstimme. [19899
© July 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237073; Otto Bauer, Munich, Ger-
many.
HINAUF (Mount up); ged. von Rudolf
Trabold, English version by John
Bernhoft, musik von Wilhelm
Kienzl, op. 82; hohe singstimme.
(Fiinf gesinge, no. 5.) [19900
@ July 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug: 12,
1910; E 238419; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
HIS EYES WILL GUIDE; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by G. C. Stebbins.
[19901
Ortiiy 25, 1910; 2 ec. July 29,
1910; E 236994; Geo. C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
HIS LOVE IS IN MY SOUL; words by R.
L. Powell, music by B. L. Kidd.
[19902
© May 28,1910: 2 c.. July 22)
io. H 2386718: Trio music ¢o.,
Waco, Tex.
HIs LOVE IS MY JOY; words by James
Rowe, music by M. L. Ferguson.
[19903
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. July 22,
1D1O: WH 256728;.-~Trio. music, ¢co.,
Waco, Tex.
HIs LOVE SHALL TRIUMPH; words by
James Rowe, music by R. L. Powell.
[19904
©. June; 11,2 1910+ 2 ne) tulyer 22
191039 He 236700: Trio imiusice cor
Waco, Tex.
HIS TENDER CARE; words and music by
R. E. Campbell. [19905
© May 28,°1910: 2) er July 22
1910; EH 236754; Trio music ©Co.,
Waco, Tex.
HOLD ME WITH A CHARM; words from
A woman’s last word, by Robert
Browning, music by Alick Maclean.
[19906
©: July 28; 1910 27 & “July 29)
1910; EH 238004; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, Hngland.
Hoitp THOU MY HAND; words by Ray-
mond KH. Dixon, music by Mabel
Johnston Camp. [19907
Or July 420 A910 2 e7 inlys ae
1910; E 235756; Norman H. Camp,
Chicago, III.
HoLuins (ALFRED) Intermezzo; piano.
[19908
Ooi ss ote 2c Aus. eta:
1910; E 238448; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Hoty CoMMUNION ; communion service,
music by Thomas Ely; treble
voices in A. 4to. (Modern church
services, no. 69.) [19909
© Auge. 13;,1910; (2° ec Aue. 12,
1910; E 238384; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
HoME AGAIN IN FRANKLIN; words by
W. T. Bell, music by Edward B.
Manville. [19910
© duly. 2il.r1 O10 2c. July 25,
1910; E 286823; Geo. W. Feldman,
Franklin, Pa.
Homes (THE) BEYOND; words by L. R.
Shackleford, music by D. A. Shackle-
ford. [19911
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. July 22,
1910; E 2386751; Trio music Co.,
Waco, Tex.
HOME STUDY BOOK FOR BEGINNERS IN
Music; by Mrs. Crosby Adams, con-
taining musical phrases to write,
sing and play. Part 1. obl. S8vo.
[19912
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
BH 288334; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
1143
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19913
HoNEY GIRL YOU’RE A PEARL; words and
music by H. Breckman. [19913
© ic. July 30, 1910; BH 2385761;
Herman Breckman, Hammond, Ind.
HooNEYMOONING HONEY IN BOMBAY;
characteristic march and two-step,
by Dave Reed, jr., arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; orchestra. 4to. [19914
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug 6, 1910;
E 235895; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, JN. Y.
——-——yocal. Orchestra in G. 4to.
[19915
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235899; M. Witmark & sons, New
York; N.Y:
Horns; a merry musical entertain-
ment, words and music by Frank L.
Bristow. [19916
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238035; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
How’D YOU LIKE TO BE MY SUMMER
GIRL; words by A. Knippenberg, mu-
sic by R. Knippenberg. [19917
© July 22,7 1910: 2 c. duly 25;
1910; EK 236825; Adelyn & Ruth
Knippenberg, Milwaukee, Vis.
How MANY THOUSAND YEARS AGO; a
love symphony, words by A.
O’Shaughnessy, music by Bruno
Huhn; soprano or tenor, and mezzo-
sop. or bar. [19918
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 285958; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HUGUENOT (THE); words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Stanley Gordon.
No. 2 in E fiat. [19919
©. Julye 21) 191052) erty: 22,
1910; E 236781; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
HUITIEME BEATITUDE; par — César
Franck, transcription pour deux pi-
anos avec chant par Georges Hum-
bert. [19920
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 13,
1910; E 2387063; Joubert, Paris,
France.
HUMMELCHEN (Das); ged. von H.
Seidel, musik von Gerard Bunk;
mittlere singstimme. (Sechs lieder,
no. 2:) [19921
© Jone 23, 1910='2 ¢ Aue. 10:
1910; E 238367; J. Néroth nachf., J.
Day, Trier, Germany.
HUNGARIAN DANCE. See Brahms (J.)
pt. HES, vy.
H-U-S-B-A-N-D; Words and music by
[Richard Hyde]. [19922
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1910; HB 238397;
Emily Francis, New York, N. Y.
HvaD INTET OGA HAR SETT; ord af
[J. S. Helgren], musik af M. B. Fos-
ter. (Korsanger for Gudstjainsten,
oktay-serie, no. 29.) [19923
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 2383887; Augustana book concern,
Roek Island, Ill.
HYPNOTIZING LizE; words by H. Coan,
music by H. B. Binner. [19924
© July 21, 1910 2Cceauly 25,
1910; E 235633; Harry Coan & H. B.
Binner, Chicago, Ill.
I AM COMING BACK TO SIAM; written
and composed by Frank W. Carter,
Will. E. Haines, and Donovan Meher.
[19925
© July. 26, 1910: 2 °eeamly 26;
1910; HE 2359688; HWrancis, May —&
Hunter, London, England.
=
AM THINKING OF A CITY; words by
Woodie W. Smith, music by Mrs.
Woodie Smith. [19926
© June 11, 1910; 2 ce auly 22,
1910; E 236689; Woodie W. Smith,
Rotan, Tex.
I ARISE FROM DREAMS OF THEE; words
by Percy Bysshe Shelley, music by
J. W. Bischoff; soprano or tenor,
and mezzo-soprano or baritone.
[19927
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235945; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
I ASK NO MORE THAN THIS; words by
F. L. Hiland, music by R. L. Powell.
[19928
© June 11, 1910; 2 er dmg 22,
1910;.E 2386703; “Erie. anses cos
Waco, Tex.
I CANNOT KEEP MY TROUSERS NICELY
CREASED; from The vagabonds’ en-
tertainment, words by Archie Hesse,
music by Harold Montague. [19929
(©) Aug. -12, 1910;.2 ¢ Auge:
1910; E 288390; Reynolds & ¢co.,
London, England.
I CAN’T MISS THAT BALL GAME}; Words
by Geo. Moriarity, music by Joe
Cooper. [19930
© “Apr. 13; 1910.2 -e-ary a.
1910; BH 285754; Harry Cooper mu-
sic pub. co., New York, N. Y.
1144
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19949
I Dip NOT KNOW; words by Charles
Hanson Towne, music by G. Marsch-
al-Loepke; high voice in D flat.
[199381
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 285865; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
I DIDN’T MIND IT WHEN HE LANDED,
BUT WHEN HE SIT DOWN; words and
music by H. J. Menkemeller.
[19932
© July 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235932; H. J. Menkemeller, New
Werk, N.. ¥.
I DO LIKE THE NAME OF Mary; written
and composed by Tom Mellor and
Harry Gifford. [199383
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 16,
1910; E 287104; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I HAVE A FRIEND; words by Lizzie Gil-
liam, music by M. L. Ferguson.
[19934
i May 28. 1910: 2 ec July 22,
foe o2501a0; Trio music .co.,
Waco, Tex.
I HOPE IT DOESN’© RAIN ON SUNDAY;
words by A. Seymour Brown, music
by Nat D. Ayer. [199385
(© duty 14, 1910; 2 c.) July 14,
1910; E 236986; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I KNOW I CANNOT DRIFT BEYOND HIS
LOVE AND CARE; words anonymous,
music by EH. O. Sellers; soprano and
tenor. 4to. . [199386
eewem 4 1910; 2 c. Aug. 138,
1910; E 287010; Ernest O. Sellers,
Chicago, III.
I LIKE THE LITTLE GIRL IN THE PHOTO-
GRAPH; words and music by Bert
Lee, Alf. J. Lawrance and Tom
Mellor. [19937
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238265; Price & Reynolds, Lon-
don, England.
I LIKE TO HAVE A FLOCK OF MEN AROUND
ME; from Jumping Jupiter, lyric by
Francis De Witt, music by Harry
Auracher. [199388
CoAns. 9) 191022 ¢. Aug. 10,
1916; EH 238311; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
TLL ASK FOR NOTHING MORE; words by
James Rowe, music by E. H. Shel-
ton. [199389
Oe Maye28,.1910:-.2.. e., July 22,
1910; E 2386766; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
TLL BE WAITING BY THE MILESTONE
Mary; written by John P. Harring-
ton, composed by John Neat.
[19940
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c-Aug. 16,
1910; EH 2387105; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I LONG TO SEE THE OLD, OLD HOME
ONCE MORE; words by G. Farris,
music by Chas. Noel Douglas.
[19941
©. Aue. As 910.9 2 ie, Anew40:
1910; E 238331; George Farris, Win-
chester, Va.
I LOVE 1T; words by H. Ray Goetz,
music by H. Von Tilzer. [19942
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E235881; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I LOVE THEE; words by Thomas Hood,
music by Joseph Speaight. 1. In F.
2. In D. London, Novello and co.,
ltd. [19943-19944
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ¢. each Aug. 4,
1910; FE 285885, 2858386; Joseph
Speaight, London, England.
I LOVE TO LOVE A MASoN;; intro. in The
girl in the komono, words by E. L.
Swikard, music by Hampton Du-
rand. [19945
© Aue 105) 1910; 2ire., Aves 16:
1910; E 238339; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
I LOVE You So; words and music by
Frederic Norton. [19946
© July, 28, 1910; 27¢ ‘duly.-29,;
1910; E 238024; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
—— words by Alice Dunbar, music by
C. B. Hawley; high voice. [19947
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235916; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
I LOVE YoU STILL; words by Kenneth
Lacey, music by Chas. Cohen.
[19948
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238248; Cohen music ¢co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
I’M ALWAYS FALLING INTO SOMETHING ;
song from Three million dollars,
lyric by David Kempner, music by
Anatol Friedland. [19949
C),Augi 1, 1910: 2.0. Aug. 2,..19105
E 285826; Leo. Feist, New York,
iNiaey’s
1145
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19950
pt. III, n. s., v. 5
I’M AWFULLY AFRAID OF GIRLS; from
Jumping Jupiter, lyric by Gus Kahn,
music by Grace Le Boy. [19950
©; July 270, 1910; 2 ec. duly 2s;
1910; EK 285743; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’M CRAZY TO BE CRAZY OVER SOMEONE;
song from Three million dollars,
lyric by David Kempner, music by
Anatol Friedland. [19951
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235828; Leo. Feist, New York,
NG oY:
I’M CRAZY TO MARRY AGAIN; from
Jumping Jupiter, lyric and music by
Richard Carle. [19952
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c¢ Aug. 10,
1910; EH 238312; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’M GLAD I AM A YANKEE; words and
music by C. Witts. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [19953
@PJulya23, 19102 2%. edly. 23)
1910; E 235651; Cal. Witts, Clinton,
Canada. ;
I’M GOING HOME; words by Wm.
Hunter, music by H. G. Bickmore.
[19954
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 2385846; James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
I’M GOING WHERE THE WEATHER SUITS
MY CLOTHES; words by Dave Clark,
music by Albert Gumble. [19955
@ Aue 43, 1910-2 e¢ Auge, 16;
1910; EH 287112; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’M LONGING FOR ANOTHER SIGHT OF
OLD BROADWAY; words and music by
J. Ferri. [19956
© 1c. July 18, 1910; E 235662;
John Ferri, Brooklyn, N. Y.
I’M LONGING FOR MOONLIGHT AND YOU;
words and music by I. R. Reeves.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19957
©” July, 18. 1910: "2 ‘e. July, 28,
1910; E 286591; Ila R. Reeves,
| Hastie, Iowa.
I’M READY TO.QUIT AND BE GOOD; from
The girl of my dreams, lyric by
Otto Hauerbach, music by Karl
Hoschna. [19958
Oily owe IO1Os 2 Le. uly. 23:
1910; E 235615; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’M READY TO QUIT AND BE GOOD—Con.
hotel orch. no. 164. 4to.
[19959
©. July 26, 19105 2 ee uly 27
1910; E 236898; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’M SO GLAD; words and music by J. R.
Holt. [19960
© July 11, 1910; 29" uly 12,
1910; EH 2386723; J. R. Holt, Greens-
boro, N. C.
I’M WEARYING FOR YOU; words and mu-
sic by L. J. Bailey. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [19961
© July 27, 1910; 2 ec July 27,
1910; EH 2386957; Laura J. Bailey,
Emporia, Kans.
I MISS YOUR FRIENDSHIP, DEAR; words
and music by G. G. Pritchard. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19962
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 288068; George G. Pritchard, St.
Louis, Mo.
I NEED THEE SO; words by Marie Bea-
trice Gannon, musie by Anita De
Witte Cook; medium voice. [19963
© July 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
EK 238141; Wm. H. McAfee, St. Paul,
Minn.
I SHALL BE SATISFIED THEN; words by
V. C. Buie, music by S. W. Jones.
[19964
© June 11, 1910; 2° eo July 22,
1910; H 236698; S. W. Jones, Baird,
Tex.
I SHALL SEE THE KING; words and
music by J. E. Jones. [19965
© July 26, 1910; 2 ec. July 30,
1910; E. 285766; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER, WHAT’S YOUR
NAME; words and music by B. Har-
ris and M. Rosenblatt. [19966
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1910; HB 237089;
Ben Harris & Morris Rosenblatt,
Newark, N. J.
I’VE MADE A FRIEND—’TIS JESUS; words
by F. L. Hiland, music by James W.
Acuff. [19967
© May 28, 1910; 2 «@ July 22,
1910; EH 286758; Trio music Co.,
Waco, Tex.
1146
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
19986
I WANT A GIRL LIKE YOU; words and
music by M. M. Collier. [19968
ee auly 25. 1910; 2c July 28,
1910; EH 286788; Mae M. Collier,
Newport, Ky.
bh
WANT A GIRL THAT’S JUST LIKE YOU;
words and music by A. Reynolds.
[19969
tee Aue. 5) 1910: HY 288202:
Albert Reynolds, Néw York, N. Y.
I WANT TO BE A SOLDIER; words by
Olive Hall, music by Daniel Rowe;
yocal er instrumental. (Tone sto-
ries, no. 20.) [19970
Ane 45, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 15,
1910; E 238481; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I WANT TO DO SOMETHING FOR JESUS;
words by S. W. Jones, music by W.
W. Smith. [19971
©) June it, 1910: 2c July 22,
1910; E 286707; Woodie W. Smith,
Rotan, Tex.
I WANT TO TELL YOU, BROTHER; words
by Mrs. J. M. Hunter, music by B. B.
Bateman. : [19972
er May 26. 1910: 2 c.. July 22,
Pt (256101; . Trio music ¢o.,
Waco, Tex.
I was GLAD; words from Psalm 122,
music by T. D. Williams. [19973
Ce tale 1910; 2. ¢. July 27,
1910; EH 236885; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR FRIEND; words
and music by N. V. O’Grady. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19974
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238067; Nellie V. O’Grady, New
Yorke iN. Y:
I WILL. FOLLOW THEE; words by
Blanche Thornely, music by G. C.
Stebbins. [19975
@rduly 25, 1910; 2 e& July’ 29,
1910; E 2386995; Geo. C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
I WILL GIVE YOU REST; hymn anthem,
words by Catherine H. Hsling, music
by J. Truman Wolcott. (Octavo
church music, no. 10090.) [19976
© Aue. 8, 1910; 2’¢ Aug. 8, 1910:
BH 238227; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
I WILL MEET YOU WHEN THE ROBINS
NEST AGAIN; words by Archie Levy;
music by Alan Harly. [19977
Oa e. July 15): 1910;' 238112 ;
. Early pub. co., Oakland, Cal.
I WILL REMEMBER; anthem for harvest,
music by James Lyon; mixed voices,
4to. (Church choir library, no. 75.)
[19978
© July 30, 1910; 2 ec July 29,
1910; E 256976; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
I WISH YOU'D TAKE A LIKING TO ME;
words and music by P. Odell. New
York, Frank Harding music pub-
lisher. [19979
© July 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
Hi 235933 ; Paul Odell, Sapulpa, Okla.
I WONDER IF YOU CARE; from The girl
of my dreams, lyric by Otto Hauer-
bach, music by Karl Hoschna.
[19980
© sully 2 1910 Qc sully ees:
1910; E 235745; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I WONDER IF YOU LOVE ME; words by
Mabel Hite, music by Tom Kelley.
[19981
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
EH 238129; Maurice Shapiro, New
Yorks uNe XY
ICH HAB’ IM TRAUME GEWEINET; ged.
von H. Heine, musik von B. Ober-
hoffer; miinnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [19982
© June! 23) 1910-2 Near July) 22:
1910; E 286800; J. Noéroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
ICH TRAU DIR NICHT; de Sperontes, text
aus Singende muse an der Pleisse,
eingerichtet von A. v. Othegraven;
minnerchor. 4to. (Alte weisen in
neuem gewande, no. 10.) [19983
©y daly 1d), 1910: 20c. Aug..5, 1910:
E 288156; C. EF. W. Siegel’s musi-
kalienhandlung, (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig, Germany.
Ir I EVER GET MY HANDS ON A DOLLAR
AGAIN; words and music by W. Lip-
man. Professional. [19984
© 1 @ July 22; 1910; Hh 288072;
Walter Lipman, Chicago, I11.
Ir I WERE You; verse by Mary Street,
music by John Barnes Wells; high
voice. [19985
© July 29, 1910; 2 « July 29,
1910; EH 286999; Jobn Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
IF LOVE SHOULD COME AGAIN; words by
Bayard Taylor, music by William C,
Steere, op. 15. (Four songs, no. 3.)
[19986
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
BH 235918; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
1147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19987
IF MONEY ONLY GREW ON TREES; words
by A. C. Riley, music by J. Harry
Hanlein. [19987
@ July 29; 1910+. 25.e.- uly.
1910; E 236975; Andrew C. Riley,
Washington, D. C.
IF ONLY THOU ART TRUE; words by
George Barlow, music by Clarence
C. Robinson. [19988
© Aug. 415; AD10> 2 es Ave 15,
1910; E 238487; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IF THE LORD HAD NOT HELPED ME; an-
them, music by Edward C. Bairstow.
(Octavo anthems, no. 979.) [19989
© Aus ts; 1910-42 «Aug, 15;
1910; E 2388446; Novello & co., l1td.,
London, England.
IF YE LOVE Me; words from John 14,
music by E. K. Heyser. Svo. (The
choir, vol; XI, no: -s;) [19990
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235841; Fillmore bros. co.. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
IF you JUST KNOW How; words by
D. D. Thorn, music by Robert K.
Belden. [19991
© July 1, 1910;"°2'e Aug. 1; 1910;
E 238059; D. D. Thorn, Dexter, Tex.
LOIN; par Lucien
(Impressions de
ILS DANSENT AU
Wurmser: piano.
campagne, no. 1.) [19992
©) dune 518) 1910 2 ce July, 30,
1910: We 2357955 EF. Régat :&“ cie:,
Paris, France.
ILS ETAIENT DEUX PETITS CHIENS BLANCS
(Es waren einmal zwei kleine weisse
hunde) ; morceau de genre par Ma-
rius Carman, op. 522, piano. [19993
© July 21, 1910; 2c Aug. 1, 1910;
EK 2388074; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
IM BLUMENGARTEN; von August Nolck,
op. 166; klavier. (6 leichte melo-
dische tonstticke, no. 5.) [19994
© July 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238418; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
IM ROSENDUFT (Breath of roses); ged.
von Rudolf Hans Bartsch, English
version by John Bernhoff, musik von
Wilhelm Kienzl, op. 82; hohe sings-
timme. (Fiinf gesinge, no. 3.)
[19995
©) Fula 46:0 1910s (2 6.) Ame 12,
1910; E 238417 ; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna, Austria.
pt. 11, n.'s., V.5
IM WOGENDEN KORNFELD; von August |
Nolck, op. 166; klavier. (6 leichte
melodische tonstticke, no. 4.) [19996 |
© July 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1910; ff
EK 288412; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, |
Leipzig, Germany.
IMPERIAL GUARD MARCH; by John H.
Kelly ; piano. [19997 |
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910; |j
HE 235918; A. A. Taylor co., Tacoma, |
Wash.
IMPRESSIONS EXOTIQUES; suite d’or- |
chestre no. 14, par H. Mouton. En }
trio, piano, violon et violoncelle, |
avec contrebasse et clarinette ad lib. |
[19998 !
© July 30, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 1, 1910; |
E 238099; Durand et cie., Paris, ¥
France. i
IN A CHINA SHOP; words by Geo. C. |
Hellman. music by G. W. Chadwick ;
women’s yoices. (Octavo series, no.
479.)
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
EK 235939; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
IN A COTTAGE BY THE CLYDE; written
and composed by John P. Harrington,
BH. W. Rogers and John Neat. [20000
© Aug: 16, 19107 2%e) Ane AG.
1910; E 237102; Francis, Day & ]
Hunter, London, England. i
IN DREAMING; waltz song, words by
J. Steger, music by H. Scherber.
[20001
©1e. July 27, 1910 > 3 236895 5) |
Hans Scherber & Julius Steger, |
New York, N. Y.
IN DROWSY DALE; words by Caryl Bat-
tersby, music by Joan Trevalsa.
[20002
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 « Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238217; Boosey & co., London,
England.
IN EIGHTEEN SIXTY-ONE; words by
Junie McCree, music by Albert von
Tilzer. [20003
© July 12, 1910; 2 c. July 27, 1910;
BH 235724: York MUSIC) cola ew
Mork. ONe Y. :
In HAMMERSBACH; from Three Bava-
rian dances, no. 2, by Edward Hlgar,
arr. by Ch. Tourville; violoncello
and piano. [20004
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 238290; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London, England.
1148
[19999 §
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20023
IN HAPPYLAND; lyric by Dave Clark,
music by Hilda Ossusky. [20005
fe Aus 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
EB 238107: Theodore Morse music Co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN HASTE THE LOVING MESSAGE BEAR;
words and music by C. K. Walter.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20006
fe Am= 13, 1910; 2c. Aug. 15,
1910; E 238474; Chas. K. Walter,
Gonzales, Tex.
IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING; words by
Anna lL. Waring, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [20007
ey sury 25. 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236880; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
In JEwRY IS GoD KNOWN; music by J.
Clarke-Whitefield, arr. by Percy E.
Fletcher; male voices. 4to. (Apollo
club, Curwen’s edition, no. 50484.)
[20008
Se) Ane 15, 1910;°2 « Aug. 13,
1910: E 237009; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
In SWITZERLAND; characteristic piece
by Léonard Gautier, piano solo. 4to.
(Oeuvres choisies, no. 34.) [20009
© July 25, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235871; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
IN THAT LAND; words anon., music by
D. W. Moody. [20010
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
HE 236768 ; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD;
Christmas anthem, music by Charles
Gilbert Spross. 4to. [20011
© July 29, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
EH 286998; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
IN THE EYES OF LOVE (Dans les yeux
d’amour) ; words and music by A. R.
Langermann, arr. by ©. A. F. Mil-
ahu. [20012
© July 25, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238402; A. R. Langermann, New
Orleans, La.
IN THE LAND OF THE BYE AND BYE;
words by Christopher Quinn, music
by J. C. Quinn. [20013
© 1c. July 29, 1910; E 236979;
James C. Quinn, Douglas, Ariz.
IN THE SAGO PLANTATIONS OF BORNEO;
words by George Arthurs, music by
Alf. J. Lawrance. [20014
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
EK 236887; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
IN THE SUNLIGHT ’MID THE CLOVER;
words by Alice W. Caughey, music
by Harry Hoyt. [20015
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2.c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 2385904; Maurice Shapiro, New
York; Noe
IN VENEZIA BARCAROLA; by G. Ricci;
piano. Little Rock, Ark., Cosmopoli-
tan music pub. co. [20016
©r Aves id, 19102" 2 "eA ue” 15.
1910; EH 238487; G. Ricci, Little
Rock, Ark.
INCONSTANCY; words by Shakespeare,
music by G. W. Chadwick. 1. Wom-
en’s voices. 2. Men’s voices.
[20017, 20018
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 9,
1910; EB 235940, 235942; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
INDIAN (AN) LOVER’S SONG; words and
music by Lorena Beresford; low
voice. [20019
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235888; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN, Ys:
INFANTRY PARADE; by Edwin Vaile Mc-
Intyre, op. 17, no. 1; piano. [20020
© July 26, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
EH 235733; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis, Mo.
INKBOTTLE (THE); words by Mary E.
Coleridge, music by C. V. Stanford,
op. 119, no. 5; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 29.) [20021
Oe sully 274 AOUORN 20 en diy) 26;
1910; EH 235700; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
INSOUCIANTE ; Mazurka, par Aug. Bose;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [20022
©) yAue ti 1910s 2° e.oAueertS;
1910; E 2387015; A. Bose, Paris,
France.
INTERROGATION ; words anon., music by
W. Wolstenholme. (Four little
songs, no. 1.) [200285
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1910;
BH 2388194; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1149
9
o
58669—10
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20024
INTERVALLIA; an original and practical
method of sight-singing by interval,
by S. W. Cole and L. R. Lewis. In-
tervallia no. 2. 4to. [ 20024
©) Junes25,41910 2 ce Aug aly
1910: A 267809: Samuel W. Cole &
Leo R. Lewis, Somerville, Mass.
IRELAND, THE LAND OF THE SHAMROCK;
written by Gilbert Wells, composed
by Fred Elton. [20025
© Sully 2021910 32 sen Sullyo20,
1910; E 236890; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
IRIS WALZER; yon J. EH. Hummel, op.
348, rev. by Hans Semper; piano
zu vier hinden. (3 unterhaltungs-
Stticke, no. 2.) [20026
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
BE 238359; B. F. Wood music ©Co.,
Boston, Mass.
TrRIsH (AN) MOTHER’S LULLABY; words
by Mary Elizabeth Blake, music by
Margaret Ruthven Lang, op. 34;
song with violin obligato, soprano
or tenor and alto or baritone. [20027
© Aug. 10,1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235947; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Is THIS HOW JESUS TREATED US; words
by James Rowe, music by Thoro
Harris. [20028
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
E 236736; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
It ALL GOES UP IN SMOKE; from Jump-
ing Jupiter, lyric by Gus Kahn, mu-
sic by Grace Le Boy. [20029
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2° ¢: Aue “10,
1910; E 238313; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IT IS GOOD TO SING PRAISES; anthem,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. [20030
© July 25, 1910: 2 ceetuly 27,
1910; E 236877; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
It’s THE ENGLISH; written by Arthur
Wimperis, composed by H. Fragson
and R. Penso. (Popular 6d edition,
no. 208.) [20031
) Ate (12 1910-2 ee Aus 16;
1910; E 237107; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y:.
IT’S THE SKIRT; written by A. J. Mills,
composed by Bennett Scott. [20032
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. July 29,
1910; H 236992; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
ITALIAN SERENADE; by S. Maykapar,
op. 8, no. 15, ed. by Hugo Ries;
piano. [20033
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910:
E 238121; G. Shirmer, Boston, Mass.
JACK (THE) OF HEARTS; by Frederic
Emerson Farrar; piano. [20034
© July 16, 19102) 2%erealy 18:
1910; E 236576; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
JAGDFIEBER; Operette in drei akten yon
Edmund Skurawy, musik von Karl
Haupt. Vollstandiger klavier aus-
zug mit text. Particell. [20035
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 288182; Josef Eberle, Vienna,
Austria.
JAGDLIED. See MacDowell (HE. A.)
JE TIENS A TON BATSER; Cantiléne, poésie
de Georges Mauger, musique de
Charles Hess. (Six mélodies, no. 1.)
[20036
© Aug: -11) 19102) 2ees eames:
1910; HE 237055; Joubert, Paris,
France.
JEANNE MAILLOTTE: overture by J.
Reynaud, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. [20037
© July 12; 1910; 2 te ramy 2,
1910; E 236911; Carl Fischer, New
SLonke Ne2Ye
JESUS, A TENDER SHEPHERD; words and
music by A. L. Haley, arr. by J. E.
Sturgis. [20038
© July 22, 1910-2 eA 15:
1910; E 238462; Arthur Levi Haley,
Butler, Ind.
JESUS CHRIST THE SAME; words by E.
Trumbull) Lee, music by Walter F.
Van Horn. ~ [200389
© 1c July 25, 19102 east:
Jerry March for Sunday school of
Bethany Presbyterian church, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
JESUS IS CALLING YOU TO-DAY; words
and music by G. H. Ramsey. [20040
© May 28, 1910; 2 « July 225)
1910; E 2367388; Trio. music (corR |
Waco, Tex.
JESUS IS FAR THE BEST; words by
James Rowe, music by R. L. Powell.
[20041
© May 28, 1910; 2 @ duly 22
1910; BE 2386721; Trio “musie- coz
Waco, Tex.
1150
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1910
JESUS KNOWS AND UNDERSTANDS; words
and music by A. L. Haley. [20042
ewaty 22 1910: 2 c Aug. 15,
1910; E 238464; Arthur Levi Haley,
Butler, Ind.
JEUNESSE; words from the French by
Rose Henniker Heaton, music by
Katharine Barry. No. 1 in E flat.
[200438
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 10,
1910; E 2383844; John Church ©co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
JOHANNISTRAUM ; operette in 38 akten,
text von J. Weiman und A. Schon-
stadt, musik von Paolo Gallico. 1.
Solostimmen. 2. Chorstimmen.
[ 20044, 20045
© Aus 13, 1910: 2 c. each Aug.
24, 1910; D 18706, 18707 ; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig, Germany.
feue > (UN), UNE NuUIT (A day, a
night) ; poem by C. A. Swinburne,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Victor Harris; high
in E flat. [20046
ereauix, 29,.1910;:. 2 e. July 30,
1910; E 235778; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y:
Joy (THE) OF FULL SALVATION; words
anon, music by S. J. Bailey. [20047
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. July 22,
1m) 250110; Trio musie co.,
Waco, Tex.
JUCHZER; ged. von Albert
musik von Richard Trunk.
no. 3; minnerchor.
Sergel,
op 28,
Partitur. 4to.
[20048
@i duly 2, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 5, 1910;
H 238157; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
JUNE’S GOLDEN SONG; words by HE.
Teschemacher, music by Ellen Cow-
ae sNo, 1, in C. [20049
© July 22, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
EK 235855; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don, England.
JUST A-WEARYIN’ FOR YoU; medley
waltz; intro: I love you truly, by
Carrie Jacobs-Bond, arr. by Carl
Carlton; band. 4to. [20050
Cr eby 23. 1910% .2)-¢. July 25,
1910: EH 2368385; H. BH. MeMillin,
Cleveland, Ohio.
JUST AS THE LORD LEADS; words and
music by J. D. Barnitz. [20051
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235845: James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
11
9)
20060
JUST BEYOND THE RIVER; words by Jen-
nie Wilson, music by C. J. Hamrick.
[20052
© May 28, 1910; 2 e« July 22,
1910; EE 236725; Trio music ¢o.,
Waeo, Tex.
JUST you; words by Martin F. Timpe,
music by A. Buhl. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20053
©e July Qe 1910 2 Ve Sully Qe
1910; EH 2386963; Aug. Buhl, West
Hoboken, N. J.
KAKADU (DER); musik von F. Baselt;
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [ 20054.
© June 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 238162; Fritz Baselt, Frankfurt a.
Main, Germany.
K.ALORA’S ENTRANCE; from the musical
play, The slim princess, words by
Henry Blossom, music by Leslie Stu-
art. 4to. [20055
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
EH 238219; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
IXARGANOFF (G.) Scherzino, op. 21,
no. 6; ed. by W. P. Mero, piano.
_ [20056
OVsuly 18) 1910. Zeer Tulyals:
1910; E 2386602; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IKATH’RINCHEN FRISCH; ged. von H. E.
Grif, musik von Edmund Parlow,
op. 106, fiir vierstimmigen manner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. [20057
@©wWuly 3, 19102 2 ce Augy 5.1910);
E 238164; Johann André, Offenbach,
Germany.
KELLERMANN (THE) GIRLIE; from Up
and down Broadway, words by Wm.
Jerome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[20058
@y Amey alla G10 we2me, Aten lz,
1910; E 2383899; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
IKXIDDIE, MY FIRESIDE’S LONELY; words
and music by E. A. Purcell. [20059
@©Piuly 2 1910; 2 ve Acduly 12,
1910; E 236962; F. B. Haviland pub.
co:;, New York, N. Y.
Kine (THE) OF LOVE MY SHEPHERD IS
(Fra himmelen) ; English words by
H. W. Baker, Norwegian words by
Thomas Kingo, music by N. Tjerna-
gel, arr. by John Dahle; sop. solo
chorus and organ. (Northern edi-
tion of oct. music, no. 51.) [20060
© July 20, 1910; 2 ec July 22,
1910: E 286777; Northern book &
musie co., Chicago, Ill.
1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20061
pL. mais, vob
KING OF MY HEART; words and music
by G. K. Lee.
land pub. co. [20061
(OC wAue, wis O10. 2 "er Aue. “15,
1910; E 238477; Genevieve Kimber
Lee, Bath, N. Y.
KIRCHLEIN (DAS) AUF DEM BERGE;
ged. von Martin Greif, musik von
Hugo Kaun; miinnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [20062
© June 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238148; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung, (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig, Germany.
Kiss ME MY HONEY, KISS ME; words
by Irving Berlin, music by Ted Sny-
der. [200638
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238127; Ted Snyder co., ine., New
Work, IN; YY:
IXISSES AND BLUSHES; words by Jean
Wright, music by Maibelle Moore.
[20064
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238041; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Kiwi. See Chappell’s army journal,
no. 366
KLEINE (DER) KONZERTMEISTER ; leichte
violinstiickchen in 1*°” lage, von Emil
Sochting, op. 97, mit klavierbeglei-
tung. [20065
© July 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10; 1910;
E 238376; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
KLEINE (DER) ULAN (The little hus-
sar); von J. E. Hummel, op. 348,
rev. by Hans Semper; piano zu vier
handen. (3 unterhaltungsstiicke, no.
efi) ; [20066
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910:
E 238358; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
KOMM REICHE MIR ZUM KUSSE (Vien
qua Dorina bella); von Fr. Bianchi
(1752-1811), eingerichtet von A. y.
Othegraven ; miinnerchor. 4to.
(Alte weisen in neuem gewande, no.
z.) [20067
© July 11, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238150; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung, (R. Linnemann),
Leipsig, Germany.
New York, F. B. Havi- |
IOUZLO KVETU (Bliitenzauber); ga-
votte gracieux, es Mladost’-radost’
(Freudige jugend) ; trasaik (polka)
slozil V. Pokorny. Harmonie-musik,
4to. (Harmonie M. U. no. 55.)
[20068
© July 2, 1910; 2 « Aug. 5, 1910;
IX 238179; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
IKXYDIPPE; ein lustspiel von Victor
Hardung, musik von Alfred Schlen-
ker. Klavierauszug. 4to. [20069
© June 26, 1910; 276 Sune 22,
1910; D 18687; W. Schifer, Schkeu-
ditz b. Leipzig, Germany.
LAMENT; by Thomas FE. Dunhill, op.
17, no. 1; violin with piano ace.
[20070
© July 22, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238137 ; Goodwin & Tabb, London,
Eingland.
LAMENT, O MY WARRIORS; from Carac-
‘tacus, by Edward Elgar; mixed
voices. (Octavo choruses, no. 820.)
[20071
© Aug. 13, 1910= 2 es Am. 45.
1910; E 238447; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
| LAND (THE) OF NOD; and, My BLACK
DOLLY; words and melody by Sissie
Turley Butler, arr. by Lillie Turiey
Lancaster with ace. for piano. Lon-
don, Weekes & co. [20072
©: July 14, 1910:°2 ca ainly 21
1910; E 235668; A. H. Butler, Lon-
don, England.
LAND OF REST; words and music by
R. H. Cunningham. [20073
© -June. 11, 1910] 2eerigives2.
1910; E: 236724; Trie aUSsie -ce,,
Waco, Tex.
See Grieg (E. H.)
LEAD ME TOWARD THE GIRLS; written
and composed by Fred Godfrey and
John A. Glover-Kind. [20074
© July 27, 1910; 2 cele er
1910; E 236892; B. Feldman & ©Co.,
London, England.
See Chopin (F. F.)
LEHRE (DIE); ged. von H. Heine, mu-
sik von Gerard Bunk; mittlere sing-
stimme. (Sechs lieder no. 6.)
- [20075
© June 28, 1910; 2 cr Anea0)
1910; E 238371; J. Noroth nachf. J.
Day, Trier, Germany.
LAND SIGHTING.
LECONS ECRITES.
1152
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
LENZ; canon, gedicht von Lenau, mu-
sik von Theodor Wiehmayer, op. 3:
gemischter chor oder solo-quartett.
Partitur. Ato. [20076
© July 7, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238180; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
LET ME CALL YOU DEARIE; words and
music by R. M. Stults. [20077
fewaiy 25, 1910; 2 c. July 25,
1910; E 236856; F. B. Haviland pub.
eo., New York, N. Y.
LET’S ALL BE KIDS AGAIN; words and
musie by T. W. Carey. [20078
© July 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238425; Thos. W. Carey, Detroit,
Mich.
LET’s Go TO SANS Souci, SUSIE; words
by Miles E. Fried, music by Ted 8.
Barron. [20079
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
EK 2383815; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N. ¥.
LET’S PRETEND; words by C. M. Denni-
son, music by John W. Bratton.
[20080
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238460; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
LET’S WAIT AND SEE THE PICTURES;
written and composed by Frank W.
Carter and John A. Glover-Kind.
[20081
Souls, 27, 1910--2 c. July 27,
1910; E 236889; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
LET THY HEART BEAT TRUE; words
anon., music by Alfred G. Robyn.
[20082
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238253; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
LETTERS, P. S. I Love you; song and
chorus from Three million dollars,
lyric by David Kempner, music by
Anatol Friedland. [20083
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
EK 235824; Leo. Feist, New York,
i eee
LETTRE A L’INCONNUE; poésie de G.
Prudhomme et Georges Mauger,
musique de Charles Hess. (Six
mélodies, no. 6.) [ 20084
©vAne 11,1910; 2° ¢ Aug: 13,
1910; EH 237060; Joubert, Paris,
France.
20093
LipertTy MARCH; by J. F. Wacha;
band. 4to. [20085
© July 28) 1910. 2 silye 30:
1910; EH 285759; John FE. Wacha,
Reading, Pa.
LICHNER (HEINRICH) Nine sonatinas,
op. 4, 49 and 66; piano. (Library
of musical classics, vol. 989.) [20086
© July 29) 1910." 2c. dinky 30:
1910; E 288278; G. Schirmer, New
York, IN2cY:
LIEBESLIED; ged. von P. Cornelius,
musik von G. G. Gastoldi, um 1592,
eingerichtet von A. v. Othegraven;
minnerchor. 4to. (Alte weisen in
neuem gewande, no. 4.) [20087
Oy Sulhy, tal Od 2 Ce Anes ga sy,
1910; E 238149; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig, Germany.
LIEBESORAKEL (Wilt come _ love);
japanisch, English words by John
Bernhoff, music by Wilh. Kienzl, op.
82; hohe singstimme. (Fiinf ges-
Ainge, no. 1.) [20088
©pJuly, 1G e110 2 ie we Nue a
1910; E 288415; Schuberthaus-
verlag, Vienna, Austria.
LIFE’S WAY; words by Minot-J. Sav-
age, music by J. Truman Wolcott.
[20089
© Aue: 15, 19105 2 (© vamos a5,
1910; E 238486; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LIFT ME HIGHER; words and music by
Mrs. B. B. Edmiaston. [20090
©P Mays 236.191 Oe 2) er duly 22:
AGO 286(61= Frio” Music cok,
Waco, Tex.
LIGHT ARTILLERY; by Edwin Vaile Mc-
Intyre, op. 17, no. 4; piano. [20091
Orsuly 26.) 1910s 2. ec, Puly, 28:
1910; E 285732; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
LIGHT-HEARTED (THE) FAIRY; two-
part song, writer of words unknown,
music by Alfred J. Silver. 4to.
(Choruses for equal voices, Cur-
wen’s edition, no. 71293.) [20092
©. Aug. 15; 1910: 2. c Aug. 18,
1910; E 287008; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
LIiGgHTFOoT; words by A. Knippenberg,
music by R. Knippenberg. [20098
©F duly 222.) 1910;. 2: « faly .26,
1910: E 236828; Adelyn & Ruth
IKknippenberg, Milwaukee, Wis.
1155
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20094
pt.1,/m Bsv. 5
Liguts (THE) 0’ Cowrown; words by
Arthur Chapman, music by Henry
Watson Ruffner; male chorus. 4to.
(Frontier scenes, no. 2.) [20094
© July 48; 1910; 2 e.. July Ws,
1910; E 236588; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Linies; by Joseph Fredericks; piano.
(A garland, Curwen’s edition, no.
9139. ) [20095
©) Sly? 25, 1990> 2-:c. “duby. 226;
1910; E 2386849; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
LILIES OF THE VALLEY; by Gustav
Saenger, op. 110; piano. (Flower
fancies, no, 4.) [20096
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 27, 1910;
EK 236928; Carl Fischer, New York,
iN. Y..
LINGERIE; from Three million dollars,
lyric by Earl Jones, music by Anatol
Friedland. [ 20097
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
EK 235823; Leo. Feist, New York,
ING EY.
LITTLE DANCING, JUMPING, JIGGER; from
Three million dollars, lyric by David
Kempner, music by Anatol Fried-
land. [20098
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235829; Leo. Feist, New York,
IN: ay.
LITTLE DIxIE BELLE; words by Mrs.
M. J. McGee, music by Myrtle Mae
McCay. [20099
© July 25, 1910;-2 ce. July 23, 1910;
K 236790; Mrs. M. J. McGee, Macon,
Ga.
LITTLE DOLLIE; words and music by C.
I. Johnson. [20100
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910:
EK 258060; Chas. I. Johnson, South
Omaha, Nebr.
LITTLE (THE) GIRL I LOVE; words by
Fred. E. Weatherly, music by Eric
Coates. No:.3°in A: flat; [20101
© Aver i, 1910; .2 ¢« Aus. 12:
1910; E 238405; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
LITTLE HOUSE 0’ DREAMS: words by
Claire Wallace Flynn, music by
John W. Metcalf; sop. or ten., mez-
zO-Ssop. or bar. and alto or bass.
[20102
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1910;
f@ 235950; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LITTLE MISCHIEF; intermezzo two step,
by G. Emerson; piano. [20103
© July 27, 19103) 2 serial 28,
1910; E 2385721; Leo. Feist, New
Worlkoe Nave
LitTLE MOoLLIE BROWN; words anon,
music by Arden W. Allen. [20104
© 1c. Aug. 2) 1910s puie25309 -
Hattie B. Lawrence, Portland, Oreg.
LITTLE (A) OLD DREAMY WALTZ; from
Jumping Jupiter, lyric by Gus Kahn,
music by Grace Le Boy. [20105
© July. 27, 1910= 25e ils, 2s.
1910; E 235742; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LITTLE PUFF OF SMOKE, GOOD NIGHT;
words by R. W. Lardner, music by
G. Harris White. [20106
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 eaeeerase des
1910; E 238433; Victor Kremer ¢o.,
Chicago, Il.
LITTLE (THE) RED CART; words by
Fred E. Weatherly, music by Monk
Gould. No. 2 in E flat. [20107
© July 25, 1910: 2 ¢ Sully 254910
E 236841; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London, England.
LITTLE (A) TALK WITH JESUS; words
anon, music by B. B. Edmiaston.
[20108
e, uly..22,
Trio music Co.,
(©) May 28, 1910: 2
19105 Eh 2367395
Waco, Tex:
LITTLE (THE) VACANT COTTAGE BY THE
STREAM; words by B. S. Gillmor,
music by Paul Engell. [2010S
© July 23, 19103) 276 aie 2a
1910; EK 236876; B. S. Gillmor, Ta-
coma, Wash.
LittLE (A) WHILE; words by Jane
Crewdson, music by Stanley F.
Widener. [20110
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238237; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
LIVES LOVE ALWAYS; words and music
by C. J. Kelly, New Morte (shes:
Haviland pub. co. [20111
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236959; Clara J. Kelly, Wichita, -|
IKkans.
LIVIN’ AINT LIKE NOTHIN’, BABE, WHEN
YOU'RE GONE; words and music by
L. Roberts, arr. by Rudolph Moehl.
: [20112
©. June 1,,1910; 2 &, Ausgd Sin:
E 238115; Lew Roberts, Nashville,
Tenn.
1154
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1910
Locu LomMonpD: old Scotch song, arr. by
Frank Lynes: women’s voices. (Oc-
tavo series, no. 488.) [20113
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235937; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LocHINVAR. See Schubert (F. P.)
Lone AGO; words and music by G. H.
Ramsey. [20114
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
BE 236732; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
Lorp (THE) BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU;
music by P. C. Lutkin; men’s voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 42.) [20115
© July 20, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
KE 236785; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago, I].
Lorp (THE) IS COMING; words by Julia
H. Johnston. music by Wm. L. Gil-
pin. [20116
© Aug: 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
BE 235882; Wm. L. Gilpin, Chicago,
HAT:
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words
from Psalm 23, music by W. E. Davi-
son. [20117
© July 22, 1910; 2c. July 25, 1910;
EE 236824; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
Boston, Mass.
LORD OF ALL LIFE; words by Edward A.
Horton, music by Eben H. Bailey;
sop. or ten. and alto or bar. [20118
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
EK 235952; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Loss AND GAIN; words by Alfred J.
Waterhouse, music by John W. Met-
calf. [20119
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235946; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Lov soKoLi; pochod s textem, es Jarni
Kvitko; mazurka, slozil Fr. Kmoch.
Harmonie-musik. obl. 24mo. (Har-
monie M. U. 58.) [20120
© July 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238176; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
LovE; words by Robert Browning,
music by W. Wolstenholme. (Four
little songs, no. 3.) [20121
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238196; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
20130
T.OVE AND LIFF IN HOLLAND; valse, by
Archibald Joyce; orchestra. 4to.
[20122
(OrAue 188 1910 2), Aue wale
1910; E 288512; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
LOVE AND SUNSHINE; words by H. D.
Armstrong, music by Y. C. Escobar.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20123
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238069; Escobar & Armstrong, Los
Angeles, Cal.
LOVE GUIDES OUR AEROPLANE; words by
HK. M. L. Cook, music by J. H. Den-
nison Cook. [20124
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1910; E 238430;
Edith Maida Lessing Cook, Los An-
geles, Cal.
LOVE IS EVERY MAIDEN’S Joy; from Lace
and porcelain, three old world songs.
words by Harold Simpson, music by
Erie Coates. [20125
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 288215; Boosey & co., London,
England.
LOVE ME AGAIN; words and music by
R. M. Stults. [20126
© July 28, 1910; 2 ¢ July: 28,
1910; EH 235753; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE ME, WON’T YOU REALLY TRY;
words by A. Knippenberg, music by
R. Knippenberg. [20127
© ulys22,, 19L0 2%e. Hulys*25,
1910; EK 286826; Adelyn & Ruth
Kknippenberg, Milwaukee, Wis.
LOVE sIcK; barn-dance or schottische
by Herbert Spencer, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; orchestra. 4to. [20128
Ouse 9e TOTO s 2. Gc. Ans. DO:
1910; E 238307 ; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE WISHES; waltz song, words by
Wm. H. Robertson, music by Wm.
Lewis. [20129
@auily' 25; 1910s),2\-e.. duly. 25;
1910; IE 286887; Lewis & Robertson,
Chicago, Il.
LOVER’S LANE; words and music by
Melville J. Gideon. [20180
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c Aug. 4, 1910;
BE 235877; Charles S. Davis, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
1155
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20131
pt. TG sve
LOVE’S AWAKENING: words by H. A. | LUXEMBURG-MARSCH: aus der operette
Prince, music by Arthur A. Penn.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20131
Oo Suily 227, 1910; 2 eo July 227,
1910; E 236964; Helen A. Prince,
Portland, Me.
LOVE’S EYES; words by Fred. G.
Bowles, music by Jack Thompson.
Der graf von Luxemburg, von Franz
Lehar. 1. Militirmusik, Osterreich-
ische und deutsche besetzung. 2.
Ikavalleriemusik. 4to.
[20139, 20140
© July 1, 1910; 2 ec each Aug. 5,
1910; E 2388170, 238171; W. Karezag
& K. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
No. 2-in F. [20132 | LUXEMBURG-WALZER; aus der operette
©) FAge Aa AGA 2 cer Anis: 3:
1910; E 238469; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
LOVE’S WHISPER; words from the
Scotch of Donald Ramsay, music by
Charles Willeby. [20133
Or Ags 10; ASIOe 2 eo Aust 16
1910; E 238343; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LuciIA DI LAMMERMOOR. See Doni-
zetti (G.)
LUCILE WALTZ; by Fred Luscomb; or-
chestra. 4to. [20134
Der graf yon Luxemburg, von Franz
Lebar, arr. von J. Striezl. 1. Mili-
tirmusik, deutsche besetzung. 2.
Kavalleriemusik. 4to.
[ 20141, 20142
© July 1, 1910; 2 « each Aug. 5,
1910; E 238168, 238169; W. Karezag
& K. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
Ma MIE SUZETTE; poésie de Georges
Mauger, musique de Charles Hess.
(Six mélodies, no. 3.) [201438
© Aug. 11, 19903) 2h ssa.
1910: .E. 237057; Joubers eearis.
France.
@i Aue’ 12," 1910-72 ¢. Aug. 10 Mac DowELL (EDWARD ALEXANDER)
1910; E 237088; J. W. Pepper, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Luce; ged. von Bertha Schénknecht,
musik von Fritz Fleck, op. 9;
ausgabe fiir tiefere stimme. (Sieben
gesiinge, no. 8.) [20135
Or Iuly. 6, 1910> 2. c. Ate, 13:
1910; E 237080; C. A. Challier &
co., Berlin, Germany.
LULLABY (A) SONG; duet from The
man with three wives, words by
Paul M. Potter, music by Franz
Lehar. [20136
©, July 28,.1910; 2 ¢. July. 29;
From a log cabin, op. 62, no. 9;
words by Hermann Hagedorn, music
arr. by ©. D. Clifton; mixed voices.
Hectograph. [20144
© July 23, 1910; 2 setae 25,
1910; EK 236851; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Jagdlied (Hunting song), op. 39,
no. 1; words by Hermann Hage-
dorn, music arr. by C. D. Clifton;
mixed voices. [20145
© July 23, 1910;92 eas
1910; E 286850; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
1910; E 238022; Chappell & co., | MADAME SuHerry; selection, music by
ltd., London, England.
LUNE (LA) BLANCHE; ged. von Paul
Verlaine, musik von M. K. Allen
von Héveln Carpé, op. 46. (Lieder
fiir gesang und klavier, no. 12.)
Karl Hoschna, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
military band. 4to. [20146
©. July 22, 1910; 2 eee
1910; E 235619; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
[20187 | ——— waltzes by Karl Hoschna, arr. by
© June 25, 1910; 2 c. July 22,
1910; E 236811; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
LURLINE, OVERTURE; by W. V. Wallace,
arr. by V. F. Safranek; band. (Gil-
W. C. O’Hare; orchestra. 4to.
[20147
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
EK 235901; M. Witmark & sons, New
York -Niv¥-
more band library, no. 365.) MADELINE; march and two-step, by
[20138
© July 5, 1910; 2 ec. July 27, 1910:
E 236951; Carl Fischer, New York,
ey.
1156
Oliver Bekken; piano. _ [20148
© Aug. 2,.1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238251; Oliver Bekken, Brighton.
Wash.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20166
MADEMOISELLE VALENTINE; rondel,
poésie de Albert Glatigny, musique
de Camille Erlanger. (Trois mélo-
dies no. 1.) [20149
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. July 30,
1910; BH 235803; P. Pégat & cie.,
Paris France.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS, IN G;
music by Hubert G. Welton; mixed
voices and organ. 4to. (Modern
church services, no. 68.) [20150
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
» © 238200; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Maips (THE) oF Capiz (Les filles de
Cadiz) ; by Léo Delibes, arr. by Ed-
win Franko Goldman. 1. Clarinet
and piano. 2. Cornet and piano.
[ 20151, 20152
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. each July 27,
1910; EK 236933, 236934 ; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y.
MAILIED; ged. von Maria von Othe-
graven, musik von Thomas Morley,
eingerichtet von A. vy. Othegraven;:
minnerchor. 4to. (Alte weisen in
neuem gewande, no. 8.) [20153
© July 11, 1910; 2 c Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 238153; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung, (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig, Germany.
MAMMyY’s SONG; words by Laura
Spencer Porter, music by Harriet
Ware. Low voice. [20154
eiesne 15, 1910-2 ¢.. Aug. 15,
1910; E 238473; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MAN IST NUR EINMAL JUNG; walzerlied
aus der musikalischen schnurre.
Chanteclair, musik von Béla von Ujj.
1. Salonorchester. 2. Gesang und
piano; text von Carl Lindau.
[ 20155, 20156
© Feb. 25, 1910; 2 c. each July 16,
1910; EH 236863, 236865; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin, Germany.
Man (THE) WITH THREE WIVES: Se-
lection, music by Franz Lebar, se-
lected and arr. by Clarence Lucas;
piano. [20157
© July 28,1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 238021; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
MANANA LAND; words and music by
B. King Horning. [20158
© July 25, 1910; 2 c. July 27,1910;
E 236875; B. King Horning, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
MARCH OF THE ROBINS; by J. M. Bald-
win, op. 17; piano. [20159
© July 23, 1910; 2c. July 25, 1910;
E 236840; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
MARCH ON TO LIGHT; labor song, words
and air by Fred Holland Dewey,
voiced by Miss M. R. Appler, revised
by Chris Praetorius; mixed voices.
4to. [20160
© July 23, 1910; 2 ce. July 25, 1910;
Ei 236889; New Island co., New York,
N.Y;
See Mozart
MarRcHE ALLA TURKA.
(W. A.)
MARCIA FANTASTICA; from W. Bargiel’s
Suite, op. 31, arr. by August Riedel,
revised and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert; piano 4 hands. [20161
© June 29, 1910; 2 c. July 27,
1910; EK 286931; Carl Fischer, New
YOrkeeN. Y.
MARIE-MADELEINE; poésie de Gabriel
Vicaire, musique de Paul Marcelles.
4to. (Chansons 4 deux, no, 1.)
[20162
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910;
HH 235787; Marcel Fournier, Paris,
France.
Mary BLUE SHE SAID SHE WOULD BE
TRUE; words by Porter S. Price,
music by R. A. Browne. [20163
© ac. Aue) 16. 1910; 2371p:
Porter S. Price, Bowling Green, Ky.
Mary GARDEN; valse by Clarence
Lucas, orchestrated by S. Deshon,
‘with piano ace. [20164
© July 28, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 238016; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
MarRy’sS GOT AN AEROPLANE; words and
musie by Claire Newton. [20165
© July 28; 1910; 2 ¢. July 29, 1910;
E 238010; Boosey & co., London,
England.
MARyY’s. LULLABY; .words by Cora A.
Matoon Dolson, music by G. W.
Chadwick; women's voices. (UOctavo
series, no. 47S.) [20166
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 2359388: Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20167
(PretrRo) Intermezzo de
Cavalleria rusticana; arr. par R.
Viarizio. 15. Pour mandoline_ et
guitare avec piano ad lib. 16. Pour
deux mandolines et guitare avec
piano ad lib. 17. Pour deux mando-
lines, mandole et guitare avec piano
ad lib. 18. Pour deux mandolines,
mandole, luth et guitare avec piano
ad lib. [20167-20170
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 ¢. each Aug. 18,
1910; E 237035—237038, Heugel &
cie., Paris, France. —
MASCAGNI
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Aragonaise; extraite du ballet du
Cid, transcrite par Jules Cottin, op.
225: mandoline et piano. [20171
© July 30, 1910; 2 c« Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238079; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Clair de lune de Werther; tran-
Scription pour mandoline et piano
par Jules Cottin, op. 204. [20172
@ Awe 11, 1910 > 2c, Aus 13.
1910; E 237031; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
—— Dernier (Le) sommeil de la
Vierge; prélude transcrit par Jules
Cottin, op. 226; mandoline et piano.
[20173
© July 30, 1910; 2 c Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238078; Heugel et cie. Paris,
France.
Pensée d’ automne; mélodie trans-
crite par Jules Cottin, op. 233: man-
doline et piano. [20174
© July 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910:
EK 238081; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Roi (Le) de Lahore; valse de
VYopéra, transcription par Jules Cot-
tin, op. 231; mandoline et piano.
[20175
© July 30, 1910; 2 e Aug. 1, 1910;
E 258080; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
MAURESQUE (EL); oriental caprice, by
Rollinson-Bernier; band. [20176
July 12, 19102 "2-6 Suly. 23:
1910; E 235638; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
May I ASK YOU WHAT YOUR NAME IS:
written by Leonard Cooke, composed
by Henry E. Pether. [20177
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 2381582; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Mazurka; par Serge Bortkiewicz, op.
12, no. 1, revidiert von Rudolf Ganz;
piano. [20178
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2° Aue 12:
1910; E 238421; Rozsavélgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
par Victor Staub; piano. [20179
© June 25, 1910; 2 «@ July 30,
1910; E 235790; Hachette & cGie,
Paris, France.
von Carl Séher, op. 65; klavier.
[20180
© July 15, 1910; 2 2. Ame. ase
1910; E 287086; Julius Weiss, Ber-
lin, Germany.
MAZURKA REDOWA; by H. Engelmann;
piano in B flat. (Five easy teaching
pieces, no. 4.) [20181
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2c Aug. 6, 1910;
E 288895; L. D. Lasselle, Boston,
Mass.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT AT NINE; words by
Junie McCree, music by Albert von
Tilzer. [20182
©, July, 12;°1910; 2 ies aaie 27.
1910; E 235723; York music co., New
York: (Nive
MEET ME TO NIGHT IN DREAMLAND;
waltz, arr. from the song, by Leo
Friedman; piano. [20183
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238063; Will Rossiter, Chicago, Ill.
MEIN WEIBCHEN IST EIN TAUBCHEN;
couplet, text und musik von Rudolf
Ehrich, op. 68. [20184
©- June 22, 1910292 gepeeiainwes2.
1910; E 236813; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
MEINE LIEDER ZUR LAUTE; von Hlsa
Laura von Wolzogen. Band no. 38.
Zehn lieder mit lauten oder klavier-
begleitung. [20185
© July 2, 1910; 2 e. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 288188; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig, Germany.
MELROSE MARCH; by Everett J. Evans.
1. Orchestra. 2. Band.
[20186, 20187
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 10,
1910; E 288297, 238299; J. W. Pep-
per & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
MEN OF THE TRAIL; words by Arthur
Chapman, music by Henry Watsou
Ruffner; male chorus. 4to. (ron-
tier scenes, no. 1.) [20188
©. July 18,.1910; 2: Genig ess:
1910; ©). 236587; . John, @hureéh:-co:,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1158
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20206
-MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LuUD-
wie Feriix) <Auf flitigeln des ge-
Sanges: Maid of Ganges, poem by
Heine, English version by Henry G.
Chapman, edited by Max Spicker.
[20189
© July 26,1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
EK 23869038; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Work, N. Y.
But the Lord is mindful of His
own: aria from St. Paul, transcrip-
tion by Lester L. Sargent; violin
solo. [20190
© July 26, 1910; 2 ¢. July 27, 1910;
E 236870; Lester L. Sargent, Wash-
ington, D. C.
MENDELSSOHN GLEE CLUB FAVORITES;
collection of twenty-eight part songs,
selected by a special committee;
men’s yoices. 12™°. [20191
© July 28, 1910; 2 c. July 29, 1910;
E 236971; G. Schirmer, New York,
1 a
MENUET. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
Merry (THE) MAIDEN; waltz, by E. F.
Gill; piano. [20192
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1910;
EK 238246; E. F. Gill, Toulon, Il.
Merry (THE) MUSKETEERS (Les gai
mousquetaires); by Paul Perrier;
piano, English fingering. [20193
© July 18,1910; 2 c. July 23, 1910;
E 235642; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
Merry (A) TIME; by Gustav Lazarus,
op. 136, no. 1; piano. [20194
© Aug. 15,1910; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1910;
E 238502: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Merry (A) TROUBADOUR; Song from
The man with three wives, words by
Paul M. Potter, music by Franz
Lehar. [20195
© July 28, 1910; 2 ¢. July 29, 1910;
EK 238023; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
MESSAGES FROM SPIRIT-LAND; in song
form, words and music by Mrs. G. H.
Beebe, arr. by E. Chouteau Legg.
4to. [20196
© May 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238275; Mrs. G. H. Beebe, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
METHODE (LA) DES METHODES; nouvel
enseignement pratique, interessant et
trés progressif, par Victor Staub;
piano 4 2 et 4 mains. [20197
© June 18,1910: 2 c. July 30,
1910; E 285794; P. Pégat & cie.,
Paris, France.
fantasie by
4to.
[20198
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238304; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MipD SORROW AND Joy;
Fred Luscomb; orchestra.
Mikapbo (THE) MARCH; from Gilbert
and Sullivan’s comic opera The mi-
kadojeart., iby. Geo. J:. « Drinkause
piano. [20199
@) June 923) 1910: 2" Ch dmlys 29!
1910; E 286982; Eclipse pub. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MiKkapo (THE) WALTZES; from Gilbert
and Sullivan’s comic opera The mi-
kado, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
piano. [20200
© June, 23> 1910292" ch Suly29)
1910; E 2369838; Hclipse pub. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MINNESOTA COUNTY OPTION’ SONG;
words by Mrs. G. H. Wyman, music
arr. arom El. ©; Wi by irs: Go sr.
Wyman. [20201
© July 18, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
EH 236615; Mrs. G. H. Wyman, An-
oka, Minn.
MIR TRAUMTE VON EINEM KONIGSKIND;
ged. von H. Heine, musik von Gerard
Bunk; mittlere singstimme mit kla-
vierbegleitung. (Sechs lieder. no. 5.)
[20202
© June 23, 1910; 2. ¢, Aus. 10;
1910; EK 238370; J. Noroth nachf. J.
Day, Trier, Germany,
Mis&é Brun; drame lyrique en 4 actes,
d’aprés le roman de M™® Ch. Rey-
baud, texte et musique de Pierre
Maurice, deutsch von H. K. Schmidt;
klavierauszug mit text. | 20203
© duly 12). 19l0 2c. July 2G;
1910; BH 235830; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
Miss Heten or Troy; from Juniping
Jupiter, lyric and music by Richard
Carle. [2204
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2¢ Aug 10, 1910;
EK 238314; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vorls) Ney
— hotel oreh. 4to. [20205
@©* Aus*.9, 910% 2 -cerAuse 2;
1910; EH 238305; M. Witmark & sons,
New) York. No YX.
Miss JUNIATA EnizA BROWN; words
and music by F. Herschelman. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20206
G) (Aue 13, ° 1910; 92 4c. Ave AS,
*1910; H 2388475; Fay Herschelman,
Springboro, Pa.
1159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20207
Mission (THE) OF A ROSE; words by
Clifton Bingham, music by Frederic
H. Cowen, arr. by Frank ‘Lynes;
women’s yoices. (Octavo series, no.
436. ) [20207
(ey duly 30. 1OdO 2es iby Zo}
1910: E 236969; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MISSOURI THE GEM OF THE UNION;
march song, words and music by L.
R. Rebman. [20208
© July 15, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
FE 235921; L. R. Rebman, St. Louis,
Mo.
Mr. EpitorR HOW DO YOU KNOW; words
by Ballard McDonald, music by
Edna Williams. [20209
Ont ey Aug 43 A910 237000;
Fred Rivenhall, New York, N. Y.
Mister Sun: words and music by Mau-
rice Besly. [20210
© July 28, 1910; 2 c July 29,
1910; E 238026; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
MITTERER (IGN.) Three motets; Tan-
tum ergo, 1 & 2 [and] Jesu dulcis
memoria: op. 164, nos. 1-3; three
male voices. (Octavo edition of
Catholic church music, no. 3409.)
[20211
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910:
E 238030; J. Fischer & bro., New
Wonk ON.-CY.
MiIzPAH; ROMANCE, by LeRoy Hartt
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel] ; piano.
[20212
@PAue: Ag VP A9LO% 92 .e) pk 5,
1910; E 238441; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
Mockine (THE) BIRD: variations arr.
by EF. E. Mays; piano. [20213
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910:
EK 238242; F. E. Mays, Chadron,
Nebr.
MODERNE (DIE) BEWEGUNGS- UND AN-
SCHLAGSLEHRE IM TONLEITER- UND AK-
KORD-STUDIUM; von Helene Caspar.
[20214
© July 11, 1910; 2c Aug. 5, 1910:
A For. 1590; P. Pabst, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
Mo.tity O’MorGAN, THE IRISH ITALIAN
GIRL; words and music by W. R.
Frisch. [20215
© lie Aug. 3, 1910: EB 235852:
Wim. R. Frisch, Philadephia, Pa.
pt. TH W's. Vv. 5
Mona; written by A. J. Mills, com-
posed by Bennett Scott. [20216
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 236989; J. Anderson, London,
England.
M-0-N-E-Y SPELLS TROUBLE; words and
music by Walter Tewson and Alfred
Glover. [20217
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238266; Price & Reynoids, London,
England.
MontTanrt (Nicota A.) Six proces-
sional hymns; unison, two-part
chorus or mixed voices. 12mo.
[20218
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235806; J. Fischer & bro., New
Yorks, IN. Ve
MooNSHINE O; words by A. Knippen-
berg, music by R. Knippenberg.
[20219
© July 22; 1910=" 2 ver saint as
1910; E 2386827; Adelyn & Ruth
Knippenberg, Milwaukee, Wis.
MooNTIME IN JUNETIME; words and
musie by Henry Lodge. [20220
© July 14, 1910%)2) epiy 4:
1910; E 236987; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
More LOVE TO THEE, O CHRIST; words
by Mrs. E. P. Prentiss, music by
Jeam Bohannan. [20221
© July 23,. 1910=. 2 eee
1910; EH 236886; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
MoRNING STAR WALTZ, by L. F. Long;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20222
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238064; L. Frederic Long, New
York iNs &
Most (THE) POPULAR SELECTIONS FOR
THE CELLO AND PIANO; Selected and
arranged by Paris Chambers. 4to.
[20228
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 2381385; Hinds, Noble & Eldredge,
New York, N. Y.
Most (THE) POPULAR SELECTIONS FOR
THE TROMBONE AND PIANO; Selected
and arr. by Paris Chambers. 4to.
[20224
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
FE 238134: Hinds, Noble & Hidredge,
New York, N. Y.
1160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910 20247
Moszkowski (Moritz) Moszkowski’s | MurMURING WAVES; valse by Karl
serenata; arr. by Mackie- Beyer; Kkaps; piano. [20237
orchestra. 4to. [20225 © Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ¢ Auge 0,
Syense 12. 1910; 2 c Aug. 10,
1910; E 2388301; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
MotTHER’S BOY; words by J. D. B.,
music by B. D. James. [20226
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 2358438; James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Motor KING; words by Jack Drislane,
music by Henry Frantzen. [20227
©. fuly 25, 1910; 2: July 25,
1910; E 236854; F. B. Haviland pub.
eo., New York, N. Y.
Mouton (LE) PEeRDU (The lost sheep) ;
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by F. Bérat; medium
voice with piano acc. [20228
ee auly 26, 1910; 2 c.. July 27,
1910; E 236902; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS) Marche
aia Wurka: arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. 4to. [20229
ota Ff 1910;'2 ¢:: July 27,
1910; E 236917; Carl Fischer, New
Mork N, -Y.
MUNCHNER MARSCH; von Franz Lehar.
1. Grosses orchester. 2. Piano. 4to.
[ 20230, 20231
© July 1, 1910; 2 ec. each Aug. 5,
1910; EH 238172, 238175; W. Karezag
& K. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
wero von. <A... Reckline.~° 1.
Kavalleriemusik. 2. Militir-musik.
4to. [ 20232, 20233
© July 12, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 5,
1910; E 238173, 238174; W. Karezag
& K. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
MURMURING BROOKLET MARCH, by M.
Tucker ; piano. [20234
© July 20, 1910; 2¢. July 23, 1910;
E 235608; Maria Tucker, Kansas
City, Kans.
MurMuriIne (THE) OF THE PINES; by
P. L. Wolf, op. 1; piano. (EHdition
Alert, no. 361.) Chicago, Alert
music co. [202385
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910:
E 2388031; Patricia Lesem Wolf,
United States.
MuRMURING (THE) SEA; words by
C. E. Gilmore, music by Clifton
Keith. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20236
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c Aug. 10,
1910; EK 2388351; Cora E. Gilmore,
Hamilton, Mont.
1910; E 238341; Francis,
Hunter, London, England.
Day &
My Au I GIvE To THEE; words by Effie
Preskitt, music by R. E. Campbell.
[20288
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
EK 236763; Trio music co., Waco,
Tex.
My BABY’S DREAM; schottische by C. T.
Boyle; piano. [ 20239,
© July 28)> 1900/12. Awe 10%
1910; E 2383823; Chas. T. Boyle, Sun-
bury, Pa.
My BLACK DOLLY; see Land of nod.
My CAVALIER; Spanish waltz song, by
Joseph 8. Nathan, arr. by Lee Orean
Smith; band. 4to. [20240
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
EK 2357138; Leo. Feist, New York,
N.Y:
aoe arr. by Robert Recker; band.
Ato. [20241
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
EE 2385714; Leo. Feist, New York,
N. Y:
orchestra. 4to. [20242
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
E 235710; Leo. Feist, New York,
No YG
My COUNTRY ’TIS OF THEE; words by
S. EF. Smith, music by R. E. Hen-
ninges. 4to. [ 20243.
© July 18, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
EH 235645; R. HE. Henninges, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
My cousIN ANTONE; words and music
by Al. Pleau. [20244
©. te) duly, 23) 1910: By 235627 ;
Al. Pleau, Rochester, N. Y.
My CREOLE GIRL; words and music by
J. Dunbar Wright. [ 20245.
© July 30, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910;
EK 285768; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, No Y:
My DEAR OLD OHIO HOME; words and
musie by I. W. Betts, arr. by E.
Rautenberg. [20246
© July 28, 1910; 2 c. July 27, 1910;
E 236896; Ike W. Betts, Memphis,
Tenn.
My FATHER’S HOUSE; words and music
by Jas. W. Acuff. [20247
©, May, 28,.1910,; 2 «, July 22,
1910; E 286694; Trio. music Co,
Waco, Tex.
1161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20248
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
My cLorious Saviour; words by James
Rowe, music by Andrew L. Barnett.
[20248
©. May 28, 1910; 2° ¢ “July -22,
1910: E 236749; Trio music ©Co.,
Waco, Tex.
My HEART IN THINE; words by Mary
BE. Coleridge, music by C. V. Stan-
ford, op. 119, no. 8; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral library, no. 32.)
[20249
©. sualy 2h 4910; 2c: July 26,
1910; E 235703; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
My LAND; words by Bartley C. Cos-
tello, music by Ernest R. Ball.
[20250
©. Aly. 22. 1910.2. c., July: 23,
1910; E 235614; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
My LITTLE HAVANA MADE; from Three
million dollars, a musical corpora-
tion, lyric by Bert Ellis, music by
Anatol Friedland. [20251
@OrAue. 6 1910: 2 ¢. Auge’S, 1940:
BH 238259; Leo. Feist, New York,
ive: Vs
My LITTLE JAP-0-BABY; words and mu-
sic by L. Lockwood Moore. [ 20252
© Aus Ss, 1910; 2c, Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238224; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
My LOVE WILL FIND A WAY; words by
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth, mu-
sic by Billee Taylor. [20253
@> Ane G6) A910: 2 c.vAnig.- 16,
1910; E 237100; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
My LOVER WILL COME TO-DAY; poem by
Phoebe Carey, music by Mary Carr
Moore, op. 22; chorus for female
voices. 4to. (Excellent quartette
arrangements, no. 508.) [ 20254
©) July 16, 1910:" 2 ‘ce: Fuly 18,
1910; E 236582; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
My oLpD NEw ENGLAND HOME; words
and music by E. H. Sheldrick. New
York, EF. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20255
© Aug, 13; 1910; 2 e«. Aug. 13,
1910; E 238478; Eunice H. Shel-
drick, Wilton, N. H.
My oLD NEW ENGLAND HOME AMONG
THE HILLS; words by J. V. Cole,
music by J. S. Parks. [20256
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
EK 238329; J. S. Parks & J. V. Cole,
Helena, Mont.
My POLAR STAR; an Eskimo intermezzo
two-step, by Walter Rolfe, arr. by
Herman Friedrich; orchestra. 4to.
[20257
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238208; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
My SENORITA: words and music by
Jo? Quinn [20258
© 1c. July 29, 1910; E 236980;
James C. Quinn, Douglas, Ariz.
My SNOW SHOE GIRL; words by H. B.
Swett, music by Robert K. Belden.
[20259
© July 1, 1910; 2 e Ane 11910;
E 238054; H. B. Swett, Elkins, N. H.
My SUSIE-OOSIE-00; written and com-
posed by Mellor, Lawrance and Gif-
ford. [20260
© Aug. 10, 1902 hea 10:
1910; E 238340; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
My TASMANIAN MAID; words by H.
Coan, music by H. B. Binner.
[20261
© July- 21, 1910: 2 ee tela.
1910; E 235634; Harry Coan & H. B.
Binner, Chicago, I.
My TRUEST FRIEND; words by James
Rowe, music by W. A. Post. [20262
© Apr., 1910; 2 ec. June i, 1910;
E 233215; William A. Post, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
MyrTHO; danse grecque, par Estéban-
Marti; piano. [20263
© Aug. 11, 1910] 2 ae
1910; E 237040; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
MyRTLE WALTZES; by Ben Huntley;
piano. Chicago, Ill, Miller music
pub. co. [20264
© Aug. 17, 1910; 2 Ames.
1910; E 238427; Webb Rockefeller
Miller, Chicago, Il.
NA-GAR-AH; march and two step, by
C. W. Walsh; piano. [20265
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1910;
EK 237094; Clifford .W. Walsh,
Oneida, N. Y.
NAUGHTY (THE) NYMPHS; waltz by
Alfred Roth, op. 59; piano. - [20266
© July 8, 1910; 2 ¢. July 27, 1910;
E 236939; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nav Xe
1162
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
NE REVEZ PLUS: romance, poésie de
Georges Mauger, musique de Charles
Hess. (Six mélodies, no. 2.) [20267
eos 1, 1910+ 2 ¢ Aug. 13,
1910; E 287056; Joubert, Paris,
France.
NEAPOLITAN NIGHTS;
Armstrong; piano. [20268
ee suly 16, 1910; 2°e July 18,
1910; E 236575; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
NEAR TO NATURE’S HEART; cantata,
verse and music selected by W. F.
See; two-part chorus of women’s
yoices, solos and duets, with piano
ace. 4to. [20269
ee aualy 25,1910; 2-e:) July 25,
1910; E 2386852; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
NEARER, MY Gop, TO THEE; duet, words
by Sarah Flower Adams, music by
J. Lamont Galbraith; soprano and
alto. [20270
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235867 ; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
NEVER TO PART; words by E. B. Comolli,
music by Robert K. Belden. [20271
oe suly 11910; 2.c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238055; Emma B. Comolli, War-
ren. 1.
New (THE) CREATION; sacred song,
words and music by H. Ross Mc-
Clure; medium voice. [20272
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238044; H. R. McClure co., Sid-
ney, Ohio.
New (THE) Fox; by B. M.
by Elatry ‘Ww.
Miller ;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20273
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
FE 238103; Bessie Melba Miller, Au-
rora, Ill.
NEW GOSPEL HYMNS; by G. C. Stebbins.
Syvo. [20274
© July 25, 1910; 2 c. July 28,
1910; A 266927; George C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
NEW LIFE (NEUES LEBEN); by A. Sar-
torio, op. 894, no. 6; piano. (For en-
couragement, no. 6.) [20275
ese ty 1900+. 2 \e., Auge 15,
1910; E 238510; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NEw YEARS AT CACTUS CENTER; words
by Arthur Chapman, music by Henry
Watson Ruffner; male chorus. 4to.
(Frontier scenes, no. 4.) [20276
© duly 18) 19i0r.2 ey July 18,
1910; E 286590; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
20285
NEW YORK RAG; by G. C. Durgan;
piano. [20277
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
EH 235810; George C. Durgan, Win-
throp, Mass.
NIcoLAS NICKLEBY; opéra comique en
4 actes, paroles de Paul Sonniés,
@apres le roman de Charles Dickens,
musique de Charles Grelinger. Par-
tition chant et piano. 4to. [20278
© July 26, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
D 18696; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
NIGHT BIRDS; march and two-step, by
EK. G. Woodford; piano. [20279
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
HE 238527; Ernest G. Woodford, New
Haven, Conn.
NIVANZI, ‘TIS GREENING TIME;
and music by E. A. Koehn.
York, FE. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20280
© July 18, 1910; 2 ce. July 18,
1910; E 286593; Emil A. Koehn,
Oshkosh, Wis.
words
New
No ONE KNOWS BUT NOAH; words by
Arthur Beckwith, music by W. T.
Purdy. [20281
©wIulyn2 WOO: se Cardiullys 28;
1910; E 235740 ;*M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
No OTHER GIRL BUT YOU; words by
George Cooper, music by Chas. E.
Pratt. [20282
Orly. 2 1 19105) 2c. July 28;
1910; E 235722; Leo. Feist, New
NOES INP ANG
No-WHERE; words by Milton Goldsmith,
music by A. Maloof. [20283
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 238247; Alexander Maloof, New
York, Ny:
N6OLcK (AUGUST) Sonatine,
klavier fiir die jugend. (6 leichte
melodische tonstiieke, no. 6.) [20284
© July 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
BE 238414: C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig, Germany.
op. 166;
NoN TE LO pico; ecanzonetta timida,
versi e musica di BE. A. Mario.
[20285
©» June; 25, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10,
1910: HB 238875; A. Forlivesi & ¢,
Florence, Italy.
1163
> CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20286
NoRDISCHES MADCHENLIED: ged. ven E.
Geibel. musik von Gerard Bunk;
mittlere singstimme mit klavierbe-
gleitung. (Sechs lieder, no. 4.)
[20286
© june 23. 1910; 2 co -Anue. 1
1910: BE 238369; J. Noroth nachf. J.
Day. Trier, Germany.
NORWEGIAN DANCES. Sec Grieg (EH. H.)
NORWORTH’S (JACK) COLLEGE MEDLEY;
intro. in The jolly bachelors, words
and music by Nora Bayes and Jack
Norworvth. [20287
@ Aus 162 1910-32.) Aug. 1G,
1910; E 237098; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
Not TO-NIGHT JOSEPHINE; words by
Will A. Heelan, music by S. Furth.
[20288
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238270; Seymour Furth music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
NOTENSYSTEM ZUR EINFUHRUNG IN
DIE NEUHAUS’SCHE NOTENSCHRIFT:
samimlung leichter stiicke und etii-
den, in progressiver ordnung, von
Gustay Neuhaus. [20289
©) Guly. 221910272; e) Ang. 5, 1910:
Ei 238189; Richard Zeiller, Ntirnberg,
Germany.
NOTHING TO PAY; words by Frances
Ridley Havergal, music by G. C.
Stebbins. [20290
©» Fuly 25,1910: 2 -cacFuly $29,
1910; E 236996; Geo. C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Now AND THEN; words by Harry
Pease, music by Albert Lurch.
[20291
@isJiily 9; 19102962% ec. Suly (2;
1910; E 286874; P. C. L. music pub-
lishers, Mt. Vernon, N. Y
Now THE EVENING SHADES: anthem,
music by P. Douglas Bird; soprano
and alto duet with chorus. (Octavo
chureh music, no. 10085.) [20292
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 2388226; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Nox; poéme de Leconte de _ Lisle,
musique de Louis Vierne, op. 26,
no. 1, voix graves. (Trois mélodies,
no. 2.) [20293
©, June. 18;-1910;. 2..c.. July 30,
1900s eS 5801 > Pe Pegat. ,& . Gte.,
Paris, France.
pt. II, n. S.. Vo 5
"NY SUONNO NIRE; versi di C. Meola,
musica di L. Donadio; canto e
mandolino. [20294
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1910;
EH 235849; Antonio Grauso, New
VObK ING =
NUN 0’ TENIVE; duetto comico, versi
di C. Meola, musica di L. Donadio;
canto e mandolino. [20295
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 & Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235851; Antonio Grauso, New
Work. Nowe m
O ALL YE WORKS OF THE LORD; anthem
for harvest thanksgiving, music by
Alfred Redhead; mixed voices. 4to.
[20296
©. July 30, 1910: 2%e Amity 29;
1910; E 236977: Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
O Boy JOHNNY; words by Christina
Rosetti, music by Annie D. Scott.
[20297
© Aug. 11; "1910 2 eee. i
1910; E 238403; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
O COME LET US SING; words from
Psalm 95, music by Elias Blum;
mixed voices. (Octavo series,
sacred, no. 950.) [20298
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235934; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
O COME LET US SING UNTO THE LORD;
words from Psalm 95, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. 8vo. (The
Choir, Vol. XI, no: S35 [20298
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235839; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
O DOCTOR OPTIME; by Ign. Mitterer, op.
165; three male voices. (Octavo
edition of Catholic church music,
no. 3410.) [20800
© July 30, 1910; 2 c Auseaigasi0;
E 238029; J. Fischer & bro., New
Vonks N35 Ve
O HEART OF MINE: words by James
Whitcomb Riley, musie by Tod B.
Galloway; medium voice. [203801
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Aug: 8, 1910;
E 238239; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
O HUSH THEE, MY BABIE; two part
song, words by Sir Walter Scott,
music by Aifred Redhead. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1020.)
[20302
©: July 27,,. 19103, 2.e:iialy ee;
1910; E 235727; Novello & co., itd.,
London, England.
1164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20320
O OREGON, MY OREGON; words by Mrs.
Lillie Wills Carey, music by A.
Carey. [203803
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1910; E 238429;
Albert Carey, St. Johns, Oreg.
*O RITORNO D’ ’A GALERA; duetto dram-
matico, versi di C. Meola, musica di
Luigi Donadio; canto e mandolino.
[20304
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 285850; Antonio Grausa, New
York, N. Y.
O SALUTARIS; and PANIS ANGELICUS;
composed by P. Hartmann von an
der Lan-Hochbrunn O. F. M.; solo
or unison chorus. [203805
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235858: J. Fischer & bro., New
York, N. Y.
O YE WHO LOvE; words and music by
P. Douglas Bird. [20306
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238235; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
O you Jack JoHNson; words and mu-
sic by L. H. Jahah. [20307
7 ec. Aus. 13, 1910: E 2387007.
Leonard H. J. Holder, Detroit, Mich.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarole;
from Tales of Hoffmann, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
[20308
fe) Aue. 12, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10,
1910; E 238302; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OrreRinc (AN); words by Harold
Simpson, music by Charles Deacon.
No. 1 in E flat. [20309
ene 12 A9I0>: 2 c.. Aug. 13,
1910; H 238470; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
| OFFICE FOR THE Hoty COMMUNION; in-
cluding Benedictus and Agnus Dei,
set to music by T. Wilkinson Ste-
phenson, in A flat. 4to. (Modern
church services, no. 65.) [20310
ane is 1910; 2 c, Aus. 12;
1910; E 2383883; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
| —~— including the Benedictus qui venit
and Agnus Dei, set to music by J. T.
Field, in D flat. 4to. [20811
© July 14, 1910; 2 @ July 21,
1910; E 235667; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
58669—10——4
OFFRANDE AMOUREUSE; valse intéer-
mezzo, par Paul Desplats; piano.
[20312
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2.c. Aug 138,
1910; E 237043 : P. Desplats, Paris,
France,
Ou, Miss WitHELMINA; written by ‘A.
J. Mills, composed by Bennett Scott.
[20313
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. July 29, 1910;
ae J. Anderson, London, Eng-
an
OH, POOR FATHER AND MOTHER; written
and composed by Worton David and
Will Austell. (Popular 6d edition,
no. 206.) [2037
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c Aug. 16,
1910: EH 287110; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y.
On you MISTER JUNGLE Moon; words
by Dave Kaplan, music by Joe
Samuels. [20315
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238268; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York, N. Y.
Ou you ReEDS; words and music by
Hayden Hendy. [20316
© July 25, 1910; 2 ec July 28,
1910; E 286789; Hayden Hendy,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
OISEAUX (LES) DE PRINTEMPS; valse
par Gaston Réné; piano. {20317
© July 26, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 288100; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
OLD CAMP-MEETING SONGS; by Rev. and
Wires OBS: iaylors) No. 2.) iSvo-
$0.10. [20318
©'duly 15, 1910; 2 ic. Futy 21,
L9LOe Ay 2003h: Bo eS Layier,
Mooers, N. Y.
OL_p (THE) RED HILLS OF GEORGIA;
words by P. N. Jennings, musie by
Estelle Trichelle Oltrogge. [203819
© July 1, 1910; 2 ce. July 28, 1910;
E 235731; P. N. Jennings, Pensacola,
Fla.
Oxp (THE) Tom cat; written ‘by Ar-
thur Wimperis and Bertrand Davis,
composed by Harry Fragson. (Pop-
ular 6d edition, no. 207.) [20820
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2c. Aug. 16,
1910; E 237109; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y.
1165
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20321
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5) &
Om NAGON SyYNDAR; elfte So6ndagen
efter Trefaldighet, words from 1
John, music by Thomas Adams, arr.
by J. 8S. Helgren. (Ko6rsanger for
Gudstjiinsten, oktay-serie, no. 28.)
[203821
© July 23, 1910; 2 c. July 25,1910;
E 236843; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, III.
ON A LITTLE FARM, A-LOVING; duet from
the musical play, Hope Valley, words
by Perey J. Burrell, music by H.
Humphrey. [20322
© 1.c. July 29, 1910; E 238279;
Homer Humphrey, Boston, Mass.
ON THE BANKS OF THE YUKON FAR
AWAY; words and music by M. T.
Chester. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20323
@) duly. 27, 1910-2 ¢. July 27,1910?
BE 236958; Martin T. Chester, Seattle,
Wash.
ON THE RIVER NILE; words by Marion
Edwards, music by J. L. Edwards.
[20324
© ape Aug 4 1910-) Bi 235879;
Fellheimer & Edwards, Philadelphia,
Pa,
ON WHAT FAR SUMMITS; musik von
M. K. Allen van Hoéveln Carpé, op.
32, mit violoncell. (Lieder fur
gesang u. klavier, no. 7.) [20325
© June 25,1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
E 236806. Raabe & Plothow, Berlin,
Germany.
ONCE UPON A TIME (HS war einmal) ;
by R. G. Thompson, op. 2; piano.
(Six characteristic pieces, no. 3.)
[20326
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1910;
H 235926; B. F. Wood music co.,
.Boston, Mass.
ONE NATION, ONE COUNTRY, ONE FLAG;
words and music by M. E. R. Taylor.
[20327
©) Ans24%, 1910>,2e: Ange? 16,
1910; E 287117; M. KE. Redmond
Taylor, Annapolis, Md.
ONE OF US Two (Hins von beiden) ;
words by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Ger-
man version by Alfred H. Quaritch,
music by George H. Shapiro; no. 2
in B minor, original. [20328
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Aug 8, 1910;
H 238241; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, |td.; London, England.
O’NEILL (NorMAN) Four dances; from }
the fairy play, The blue bird, by |
Maurice
score.
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 28, 1910;
D 18691; Elkin & co., Itd., London,
England.
Maeterlinck ;
ONLY A «KISS: song from The girl in |
orchestral |
[20829 |
the kimona, lyric by Harold R. Atter- ,
idge, music by Phil. Schwartz.
[20330 }
© July 25, 1910; 2c. July 26,1910; |
E 235687; Leo. Feist; New York, |
INE YG |
ONLY (THE) FLOWER; words by Leslie }
Cooke, music by Wilfred Sanderson. |
no. 8 |
[20331-20333 |
no» 4 in’ Hilat
in G.
© July 22, 1910; 2 «. each July 23,
1910; E 235654-235656 ; Gould & co.,
London, England.
no: Zain
ONLY IN AUGUST; words by Lawrence
Hope, music by N. Carter.
Stainer & Bell, ltd.
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 26, 1910;
E 235704; Nellie Carter,
England.
ONLY LET ME LOVE THEE; words and |
musie by D. R. Harris.
Cincinnati,
Geo. Jaberg music co.
burg, Pa.
ONLY WAITING; words and music by |
J: Bennett. “4te:s [203386
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2.¢ Aug 3, 1910:
E 238125; T. J. Bennett, Chicago, Il.
ONWARD TO BATTLE; words by James |
Rowe, music by Richard M. Morgan.
[20337
© May 28, 19105 2eeainiva ee
1910; EH. 236748;
Waco, Tex. |
OoH; from The girl of my dreams,
lyric by Otto Hauerbach, music by
Karl Hoschna. [20338
©. July 16, 1910; 2 eae,
1910; E 236577; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—-— -— hotel orchestra. 4to.
© July 26, 1910; 2G aula
1910; E 236897; M. Witmark & sons, }.
New York, N. Y.
OPERATIC MASTERPIECES; by V. F. Saf-
ranek; full band.
band journal no. 186.) [203840
© July 12, 1910;_2 ¢ "sui 2e
1910; E 2386949; Carl Fischer, New
York, “IN, OY:
1166
Londen, |
[203385 |
© July 22, 1910; 2 uly 27 1910-4 |
HH 238284; Don Ricardo Harris, Pitts- }
Trio music co., }
[20339 -
(U. S. military |
London, {|
[20334 }
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20358
4
OPERETTEN-WALZER (EIN); von Mich.
Jos. Fortels (Michael von Jézefo-
wiez): klavier. [203841
© July 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237071; M. J6ézefowicz, Leipzig,
Germany.
ORAIBI; antelope dance, an Indian in-
termezzo by T. Snyder; piano.
[20342
e suly 23, 1910: 2 c¢. July 23,
1910; E 235610; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
OrpIs FAcToR; missa by Nicola A.
Montani, edited and arr. to conform
with the motu proprio; unison cho-
rus with organ ace. 4to. [20348
oegaiy 2s, 1910: 2c. July 25;
1910; E 286819; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
OREGON FREE; words and music by A.
Carey. [20344
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1910; E 288428;
Albert Carey, St. Johns, Oreg.
ORPHAN (THE) NEWSBOY; words and
music by A. J. Smith. Professional.
[20345
eae 19,1910: 2 @ Aug. 8,
1910; E 238249; Alfred J. Smith,
Chicago, Il.
OUR BANNER; words and music by R. E.
Henninges. 4to. [20346
amy 18 1910: 2 ec. July 23;
1910; E 235644; R. E. Henninges,
Cleveland, Ohio.
OUR GENTLE SHEPHERD; words by E. R.
Latta, music by E. H. Shelton.
[20347
io ilay, 28° 1910: 2 ¢. July 22,
2910) 8) 23630; Trio ‘music - co.
Waco, Tex.
Our Miss Gipps; selection, music by
Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton,
arr. by S. Deshon. Extra cornet,
clarinet, and trombone parts. [20348
@ sily. 28, 1910 2 c July 29:
1910; E 238018; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
valse on melodies by Ivan Caryli
and Lionel Monckton, arr. by S.
Deshon; piano ace. 4to. [20849
duly 28, "1910" 2c) July 29,
1910; E 238018; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
PANIS ANGELICUS. See O salutaris.
PARTING NO MORE; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Tito Mattei; no.
2 ink. [20350
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238240; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
PASTORALE; by Franz Hitz, op. 174,
revised and edited by Hans T. Sei-
fert; piano. [20851
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236935; Carl Fischer, New York,
Na.
par Lucien Wurmeser ; piano.
pressions de campagne, no. 4.)
[20352
© June 18; 19105 2 c. duly. 30;
LOLO=) By 2Zeaw9s: Py Pesaty® cele:
Paris, France.
Sabine no. 1, dans le jardinet, par
Paul Dupin, transcrit pour piano et
violon. [ 20353
© July 4, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910;
E 235792; M. Senart, B. Roudanez
& co., Paris, France.
(Im-
PEACE AT EVENTIDE (Abendfrieden) ;
idylle, by Alfonso Cipollone, op. 575,
edited by S. L. Herrmann; piano.
[20354
© uly, 13) 1910s 2 en sialys as;
1910; E 286607; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PEARL OF SAvoy; gavotte elegante, by
Edouard Holst, arr. by W. H.
Mackie; band. 4to. [20355
Oily, 2705 MOO a2) eacdinliva2S:
1910; E 285715; Leo. Feist, New
Mors IN.
PEARL, THE FISHER-MAIDEN; an oper-
etta in three acts, written and com-
posed by Clementine Ward. Vocal
score. 4to. [203856
© July. 29,1910; 2c. July 29,
1910; E 286972; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
PENSEE D’AUTOMNE. See Massenet (J.
1d4 18)
PEPITA (LA); intermezzo by Theo. M.
Tobani, op. 510; band. [20357
© July 5; 1910: 2c. July 27, 1910;
EK 2386919; Carl Fischer, New York,
INSOYS oft
Petir (LE) BERGER (The little shep-
herd) ; extrait de Ja suite Children’s
corner par Claude Debussy, transcrit
par A, Hennebains; ftite et piano.
[203858
© July 80, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
EK 2388098; Durand et cie., Paris,
France. ;
LLG,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20859
ptimEines., vio
Pérrr Bottro;: by H. Ravina, op. 62,
transcribed by HY. W. Ritter, revised
‘and fingered by Gustav Saenger ; vio-
lin and piano. [20359
© July 2, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236936; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN. XG
PETITE FLEUR (Little blossom); valse
‘by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 24, no. 1;
‘piano. [20360
© July 29, 1910; "2 ce) Jury 730:
1910; E 235779; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
PETITE NOCTURNE; by H. Engelmann;
piano in F. (Five easy teaching
Pieces, no. 1.) [20361
© Aug, 12,1910; 2c. Auge. 6, 1910:
E 238392: L. D. Lasselle, Boston,
Mass.
PETITE SCHOTTISCHE; by H. Engel-
mann; piano in G. (Five easy teach-
ing pieces, no. 5.) [20862
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. Avs. 6, 1910;
E 238396; L. D. Lasselle, Boston.
Mass.
bavardage par
120; orchestre
4to.
PETITS (LES) POTINS;
Emile Pessard, op.
avec piano-conducteur.
[20363
© June 25, 1910: 2c. July. 30,
1910; E 285788; Hachette & cie.,
Paris, France.
PHILIP (ACHILLE) Nocturne; poésie
de Fortuné Bonnaud; mezzo-sop. or
baryton. [20364
©) July 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910:
E 238084; I. Demets, Paris, France.
PHILLIDA -FLOUTS ME; a .seventeenth
century poem, music by C. Lee Wil-
liams; four-part song for mixed
voices. 4to. (Part-song book, sec-
ond series, no. 1201.) [203865
© duly, 23; / 1910; 2 -¢.. duly, 25)
1910; HE 236820; Nor ello & co.,
itd:
London, England.
PHILOSOPHY OF ERRONEOUS EVOLUTION;
words and music by J. Gilroy.
[20366
@ 1 ce July 22, 1910: Dp 236776 ;
John Gilroy, Brooklyn, N. re
Picnic (THE) MARCH; song from
Three million dollars, lyric by David
Kempner, music by Anatol Fried-
land. [20367
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1910;
e 98 $20; Leo. Feist, New York,
PIEROUETTES; valse de salon by Lee
Orean Smith; piano. [20868
© July 8, 1910; 2 ¢. July 27, 1910;
EK 236924; Carl Fischer, New York,
NY.
PIERRETTE; par Edouard Gautier, op.
31; violon avee ace. de piano.
[20869
© July 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 2387074; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
PIERROT; par Edouard Gautier, op. 323.
violon avec ace. de piano. [20370
© July 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 2387075; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
See Stradella (A.)
PIFFLE- DEE, WIFFLE-DEE, WIFFLE-DEE
DEE; song from Three million dol-
lars, musical corporation, lyric by
Edgar Allan Woolf, musie by Anatol
Friedland. [20371
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235821; Leo. Feist, New York,
IN. Xe
PigtA SIGNOR.
Ppace (THE) | THAT) pene eA
HEAVEN; words and musie by J. P.
Martin. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20872
© Aug. 13, 1910; 27°e3Age te
1910; E 238480;
Martin, Axtell, Kans.
PLANT A WATERMELON ON MY GRAVE,
AND LET THE JUICE SOAK THROUGH;
words and music by Frank Dumont
and RR. Pe. Lilix, [20373
© July 27, 1910; 2 el daly ze,
1910; E 235739; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PLEASE GIVE ME BACK MY PAPA; words
by L. Schmidtchen, music by Robert
K. Belden. [20374
© July 1, 1910; 2°c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238056 ; Leo Schmidtchen, Sharps-
burg, Pa.
PLEURS ET RIRES; valse chantée,
paroles de P. Neblis et R. Danjand,
musique de Gaston Schindler. [20375
© June 4, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910;
E 235789; V. Aubert & Matheissen,
Paris, France.
PLOUGH BOYS DANCE; by Frederic
Emerson Farrar;:piano. [20876
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Daly -28,
1910; E 235738; M. Witmark & sons,
Néw “York, N. ‘Y.
1168
John- Pickreli.
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 85-39, Sept., 1910
20395
Pius (LA) QUE LENTE; valse par
Claude Debussy; piano. [20377
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238095; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
POINSETTIA; intermezzo, by J. H.
Flinn; piano. [20378
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238048; J. Hopkins Flinn, Red-
lands, Cal.
PoLONAISE; par Serge Bortkiewicz, op.
12; no. 3; revidiert von Rudolf
Ganz; piano. [20379
Aue 11, 1910> 2c: Aug: 12,
1910; E 238422; Rozsavélgvi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
POLONAISE IN D; by Arthur Seybold,
op. 86; violin and piano. [20380
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238128; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
PoLONAISE IN E MINoR; by J. Hoff-
mann, arr. by Ferdinand Meyer;
piano four hands. [20381
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235954; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Pook (THE) CADETS; song from The
man with three wives, words by Paul
M. Potter, music by Franz Lehar.
[20382
© July 28, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 238019; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
POPULAR GLEES AND PART-SONGS; collec- |
tion of twenty-three secular four-
part quartets and choruses, compiled
and edited by F. Flaxington Harker;
men’s voices. 4to. (Household se-
ries of music books, no. 88.) [203883
@vAns 10; 1910; 2 c Aug. 12,
1910; E 238379; G. Schirmer, New
Mork: N.Y.
PouR AMUSER BEBE (To amuse baby) ;
petit morceau de genre par Marius
Carman, op. 523; piano. [20384
© July 21, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
BE 2388073; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
POUR OUT A RICH BLESSING; words by
iH. Li, Tittle, music: by C: J. Ham-
rick. [20385
© May 28, 1910; 2 ec. July 22,
$910> HW 236755; Trio music: ¢o.,
Waco, Tex.
PoUR TOUTE LA VIE; poésie de Georges
Mauger, musique de Charles Hess.
(Six mélodies, no. 4.) [20386
© Ages tds 1910; 2) ce, Aue 713;
1910; E 2387058; Joubert, Paris,
France.
PRAISE Him; words by B. B. Edmias-
ton, music by S. J. Bailey. [203887
©. May, 28. 1910. 2 co truly 22:
1910; E 286773; Trio’ music: .¢o:,
Waco, Tex.
PRAISE ISRAEL’S GoD; sacred song,
words and musie by A, E. Spencer.
4to. [20388
© July 25, 1910; 2c. July 23, 1910;
E 235632; Alfred E. Spencer, Mar-
tinSville, Va.
PRAISING HIS BOUNDLESS LOVE; words
by James Rowe, music by H, M.
Powell. [20389
© May 28, 1910; 2 e@ July 22)
1910; E 236747; Trio musie co.,
Waco, Tex.
PREGHIERA; von Martin Jacobi, op.
39; violoncello mit begleitung des
pianoforte. (Zwei vortragssticke,,
nO». 1s) [20398
© June 25; 19103 2c. July 22;
1910; E 236816; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
PRELUDE, FUGUE ET VARIATION; extrait
des Piéces d’orgue, par César Franck,
op. 18, transcription pour violon.,
et piano par Paul Lemaitre. [20391
©, Aug: Wi, 1910);" 2 e,, Augy 13;
19TO. 237051; Durand: ,& efe.,
Paris, France. |
PREMIERE VALSE; par Aug. Durand, op.
83; piano a 6 mains. [20392
© July 30, 1910; 2:c. Aug. 1, 19:0;
E 238097; Durand et cie., Paris
France.
PRESIDENT EMERITUS; march by Victor
G. Boehnlein; orchestra. 4to.
[20393
@ Aug, 4, 1910s 2:e. Aug: 5, 1910;
E 238205; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
PrReTTy (THE) LITTLE GIRL FROM NO-
WHERE; words and music by W. R.
Frisch. [20394
© 1c Aug. 3, 1910; HE 235852;
Wm. R. Frisch, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRETTY STAR; words by Olive Hall, mu-
sic by Daniel Rowe, vocal or instru-
mental. (Tone stories, no. 14.)
[203895
@ Auge 15, 19103. 2 e Aug. to;
1910: E 238484; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa-
1169
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20896
PRINTEMPS QUI S’EVEILLE; intermezzo
par Lucien Rose; orchestre avec pi-
ano-conducteur. 4to. [20396
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238092; Marius Cairanne, Paris,
France.
PROMENOIR (LE) DES DEUX AMANTS;
poéme de Tristan L’hermite, English
words by Nita Cox, music by Claude
Debussy. En recueil. [20397
© Ane. i 19102 2-¢. Aug ts;
1O10 =) He 23/054; Durand -& “cies
Paris, France.
——Textes francais et anglais.
“HOs oe NOs 2:
© July 30, 1910; 2c. each Aug. 1,
1910; E 23880938, 288094; Durand et
cie., Paris, France.
PUcK’S REVELRY; march and two-step,
by H. Haley; piano. [20400
© July 28,1910; 2c Aue: a0;
1910; E 288824; Harvey Haley,
Jonesboro, Ark.
PURPLE TWILIGHT; intermezzo by John
W. Bratton; piano. [20401
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910; |
E 288816; M. Witmark & sons, New |
Mank. IND UY.
QUANTO SI BELLA (Que tu es jolie) ;
chanson napolitaine, paroles fran-
caises de André Lénéka, paroles na-
politaines de C. Balbi, musique de
G. Bonincontro-Tellam, pour la fitite.
Ato. [20402
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238091; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
QUATRIEME BEATITUDE; par César
Franck, transcription pour deux pi-
anos par Georges Humbert.
Or Aneel 1OlOr 2 e.. Anes 13;
1910; HE 287062; Joubert,
France.
QUEEN (THE) OF THE RINK; valse by
Daniele Pecorini; brass band. 4to.
(Brass and reed band journal no.
501. ) [20404
© July 28, 1910; 2 e@ July 29,
1910; E 288001; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
QUEEN’S (THE) OWN; words by A.
Rose, music by Cameron Craig.
[20405
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238254; A. Rose, Toronto, Canada.
[20398, 20399 |
Paris, |
pt. III, n. s., v. 5
Quo vapiIs; oper in fiinf akten nach
dem roman von Henryk Sienkiewicz,
von Henri Cain, deutsche tberset-
zung von Hans Liebstoeckl, musik
von Jean Nougués. Vollstindiger
klavierauszug mit text. [20406
© July 23, 1910292 seen
1910; D 18704; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
QUODLIBET; ditties of Hop-o’-my-
thumb’s land, translated by Henry
G. Chapman, music by Carl Maria
von Weber, op. 54, no. 2; two-part
chorus. women’s voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5480.) [20407
© Aug: 10, 1910;>2%c.eAue. 10,
1910; E 238337; G. Schirmer, New
Works Noa
RacovitcH (THE) RAG; by W. Lipman;
piano. Professional. [20408
© 1c. July 22, 1910=> 3 238070:
Walter Lipman, Chicago, III.
RAGTIME TABLE D’HOTE; words and mu-
sic by Melville J. Gideon. [20409
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235876; Charles I. Davis, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
RAKOczY MARCH. See Berlioz (H. L.)
RALLY ROUND THE CROSS; words and
music by A. B. Little. [20410
© May 28, 1910: 2.6 amy 22:
1910: E 286717; -Lrio wusie, co.,
Waceo,, Pex.
| —— words by B. B. Edmiaston, music
by B. B. Bateman. {20411
© May 28, 1910; 2 © July 22,
1910; E 2386740; ‘<rio Smiusic co;
Waco, Tex.
| RAMEAUX (LES) (The palms); de J.
[20403 |
Faure, fantaisie brillante arr. by
J. Leybach, op. 180, revised by Hans
Semper; piano. [20412
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 e. Ames 971910;
HH} 235923; B. FE .. Wood anusietco.
Boston, Mass.
REALIZATION WALTZES; by Bo #1
Hughes; piano. [20413
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235907; Byron E. Hughes, Craw-
fordsville, Ind.
REASON (THE) WHY; words and music |
by A. B. Little. j [20414 |
© May 28, 1910;-2
1910; E 236742; Trio music co,
Waeo, ‘Tex.
1170
ep Puly 2248 I
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 85-39, Sept., 1910
20432
Rep (THE) MOUSE RAG; by Wilbur
Piper; piano. [20415
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1910;
E 238439; H. R. McClure co., Sidney,
Ohio.
REGINA COELI: SI QUAERIS; AND SPON-
SABO TE; composed by P. Hartmann
yon in der Lan-Hochbrunn, O. F. M.;
two male or female voices. 4to.
(Fischer’s edition, no. 3334.) [20416
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
BE 235857; J. Fischer & bro., New
York N. Y.
REMEMBER THE POOR; words by A.
Quimby, music by M. L. Hermann.
New York, Max L. Hermann pub. co.
[20417
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 2388361; Alfred Quimby, Man-
chester, N. H.
REMINISCENCES OF GRIEG. See Grieg
(E. H.)
REPOSE; by Percival Entwistle; piano.
[20418
© July 30,1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238183; Bach & co., London, Eng-
land.
RESTLESSNESS (Ohne rast); by A. Sar-
torio, op. 894, no. 3; piano. (For
encouragement, no. 3.) [20419
© Aug. 15,1910; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1910;
E 238507; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
REVES FOUS; poésie de G. Prudhomme
et Georges Mauger, musique de
Charles Hess. (Six mélodies, no. 5.)
[20420
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237059; Joubert, Paris, France.
tfVES PERDUS; valse, par Paul Des-
plats; piano. Paris, B. Roudanez.
[20421
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237042; P. Desplats, Paris, France.
RICHARD MARCH; by R. HE. Whiting, op.
3, no. 3, edited by Carl Wilhelm
Ikern; piano. [20422
© July 16,1910; 2c. July 23, 1910;
E 235624; R. E. Whiting, St. Louis,
Mo.
RIDE OF THE AMAZONS; marche caprice
by G. S. Maiwald; piano. [20423
© July 29, 1910;.2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238036; W. H. Willis, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
RINGLEIN (DAS) SPRANG ENTZWEI;
lied im volkston, ged. von Anna Rit-
ter, musik von Willy v. d. Berg;
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [20424
OrMiune e237 1010 62 Pe uly 22
1910; E 286794; J. Noroth nach-
folger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
RINKA (LA); new round dance, by
Thurley Beale; brass band. 4to.
(Boosey & co.’s brass and reed band
journal, no. 501.) [20425
© July 28, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 2388008; W. Paxton, London, Eng-
land.
Rip VAN WINKLE, JUNR.; an operetta
in three acts, written by Charles
Willmore Emlyn, music by H. Blatch.
Vocal score. 4to. London, Bach
& co. [20426
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
D 18698; Herbert Blatch, London,
England.
River (THE); from Four songs from
Burma, words by R. C. J. Swinhoe,
music by J. W. J. Alves. [20427
© July 28, 1910; 2 c. July 29,
1910; E 238006; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
RIVERSIDE RAG; by Chas. Cohen; piano.
[20428
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238244; Cohen music co., Bing-
Hambcony N.Y
RoBINs’ RETURN; by Leander Fisher ;
piano. Revised edition. [20429
© duly, 13,9 1910 62> ec Sully, <23,
1910; EH 235636; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Rock oF AGES; words by A. M. Top-
lady, music by U. S. Grant Schaefer.
[204380
©rsuly 125; 19108) 2) ei aduly. 27;
1910; E 236881; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
RoDELZIGEUNER (Derr); operette in 3
akten von Leo Kastner, musik von
Joseph Snaga. Vollstiindiger klavier-
auszug mit text (Klavierparticell).
[20481
© July 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 5, 1910;
D 18703; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
Klavierauszug mit unterleg-
tem text. [204382
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 28, 1910;
D 18694; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
117
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20433
Di TER, 8, eS
RoODELZIGEUNER (DER)—Continued.
1. Chorstimmen. 2. Orches-
terstimmen. [ 20483, 20434
© July 1, 1910; 2 c each Aug. 5,
1910; E 238190, 238191; Julius
Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.
See Massenet (J. E.
Rot DE LAHORE.
)
RoMANCE; par Luigi d’ Ambrosio, op.
6; violoncello avec ace. de piano.
[20435
© Aug. 2, 1910;.2’c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 235862; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London, England. ;
ROMANCE IN E FLAT; by T. D. Wil-
liams; pipe organ. [20436
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
EH 238236; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ROMANCE SANS PAROLES (Song without
words); by Giuseppe Ferrata, op.
AMO wel MOLANO: [20437
©) Auly,.29- 1910. | 2c. duly Be.
1910; E 235780; G. Schirmer, New
Mock, N: Y.
ROMANESQUE (LA); Serenade by Ed.
Delont; piano. [20488
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235903: Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
RoMANZE. Sce Wagner (R.)
ROMANZETTA D'INVERNO; causerie da
salotto, versi di G. E. Gaeta, musica
di Francesco Pugliese; canto e
pianoforte. [20439
@) June 25, 1910; 2 e@: Aug. 10,
1910; E 288378; A. Forlivesi & co.,
Florence, Italy.
RONDE D’AMOUR; by N. van Wester-
hout, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band.
Ato. [20440
© July 1, 1910; 2 ce. July 27, 1910;
. 236915: Carl Fischer, New York,
i. Me
RONDEL D’AVRIL; poésie de Claude Lor-
rey, musique de Camille Erlanger.
(Trois mélodies, no. 3.) [20441
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec July 30,
1910; E 285805; P. Pégat &. cie.,
Paris, France.
RONDO SCHERZO; by H. Engelmann;
piano in C. (Five easy teaching
pieces, no. 2.) [20442
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 238393; L. D. Lasselle, Boston,
Mass.
RosrE (ALFRED) 12 ettiden (12
studies) ; zur ausbildung des hand-
gelenks, op. 26; piano. [204438
© July 7, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 238408; C. A. Gries, New York,
Ia
RosE; by Joseph Fredericks; piano.
(A garland, Curwen’s edition no.
9138. ) [20444
© July 25; 1910;52>@) atuly- 26,
1910; E 286848; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
Rost (THE) BUSH; by Gustav Saenger,
op. 110; piano. (Flower fancies, no.
3.) [20445
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. July 27, 1910;
# ea ; Carl Fischer, New York,
Rose (A) GARDEN; verse by Alfred H.
Hyatt, music by Charles Gilbert
Spross. Low voice. [20446
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 285883; John Church ¢co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
ROSEBUD; a reverie, lyric by Marvin
Lee, music by Donald Bestor.
[20447
©. July 23, 1910> 2ieeaatan 2a
1910; E 285611; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ROSEMARY, THAT’S FOR REMEMBRANCE;
words and music by L. S. Lee.
[20448
©.1. e July, 23,, 1910 = ee aaaa
Lulu Skinner Lee, Los Angeles, Cal.
ROSENKRANS (GEO.)
organ. [20449
© July 22, 1910; 2 eet. 22,
1910; E 236782; Geo. Molineux, New
York NA ve
Prelude, no. 5;
ROSENTHAL (ARCHY) Intermezzo; en
forme de valse; piano. [20450
© Aug. 10, 1910: 2 @ Ame ag:
1910; E 238348; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Two valsettes; piano. [20451
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2) cy) Aseea0:
1910; E 288347; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Roses; words by Olive Hall, music by
Daniel Rowe, vocal or instrumental.
(Tone stories, no. 15.) [20452
© ; Aug: 15; 1910; 2: ej-Aug i;
1910; E 238485; Theo. Presser ¢Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1172
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20474
ROSES, SWEET CHEERFUL ROSES; words
and musie by V. B. Rankin. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20453
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
BH 238104; V. B. Rankin, Shawnee,
Okla.
ROuTE (iA) DES AMOUREUX; rondel,
poésie de Albert Glatigny, musique
de Camille Erlanger. (Trois mélo-
dies, no. 2.) [20454
ane 18, 1910: 2 c. July. 30,
9910; HY 235804; P. Pégat & cie.,
Paris, France.
Ruppa; ballade von Georg Blikslager,
musik von G. Ad. Uthmann, op. 263;
mittlere singstimme. [20455
eedume 24, 1910; 2 ce July 22,
1910; E 236808; J. Giinther, Dres-
den, Germany.
RUSSIAN INTERMEZZO; by ‘Theodore
Franke, arr. by J. W. Lerman;
piano four hands. [20456
©. July 18, 1910; 2c. July 18,
1910; E 236604; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
RUTH'S. WALTZ; by R. E. Whiting, op.
3, ho. i, edited by Carl Wilhelm
Kern; piano. [20457
Oetuly 16. 1910: 2.¢. July 23,
1910; BH 285625; R. HE. Whiting, St.
Louis, Mo.
SACRED MEDLEY; intro: the hymn-
tunes, Hendon and Austria, arr. by
J. W. Lerman; organ. [20458
ee taiy 22, 1910: 2 c. July. 22,
1910; E 286783; Geo. Molineux, New
Work, NY.
SADIE Brady; words and music by
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth.
[20459
@ Ang. 16, 1910; 2 c.. Aug. 16,
1910; E 237095; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
SAILING AWAY; words by Mrs. H. N.
Ralston, music by Henry Tucker.
Second edition. [20460
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238052; H. N. Ralston, Washing-
ton, 1, C.
SAILING ON; words and music by B. N.
Hultsman. [20461
©: May 28, 19102: 2 @ July 22;
1910;,-E 236727; Trio. music co.,
Waco, Tex.
SAILOR’S (A) DREAM; words and music
by A. T. Kissinger. [20462
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 287092; Albert T. Kissinger,
Charleston, S. C.
St. GEORGE’S MARCH; by William Hill;
piano. [20468
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
EK 238291; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Menuet; extrait de |’ op. 56, trans-
cription pour orgue par Gaston
Choisnel. [20464
© Aug: 11, 1910; 2:¢ Aug. 13,
1910; E 287053; Durand & cie,
Paris, France.
SALUTATION (THE) OF THE DAWN; text
from the Sanskrit, musie by Fred-
erick Stevenson, op. 56; contralto.
1. With violin obl. 2. With violon-
cello obl. Los Angeles, Wilford
music co. [20465, 20466
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. each Aug. 10,
1910; EH 288852, 28838538; Frederick
Stevenson, Los Angeles, Cal.
SALUTS (LES) GREGORIENS; collection
de piéces grégoriennes, ace. de F.
Brun. 1° serie, 1° livraison. T@
serie, 1° livraison. 2° serie, 1¢ livrai-
son. 1 serie, 2° livraison.
[20467-2047
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
138, 1910; E 2387025—287028; Janin
fréres, Lyon, France.
SanpDy McPHERSON; words and music
by A. Pleau. [20471
©, 1,.¢c. duly 28, 1910; W, 235628;
Al, Pleau, Rochester, N. Y.
SARABANDE; par Hdouard Gautier, op.
38; violon avee acc. de. piano.
[20472
© July 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237076; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
SAUCE FOR THE GANDER, IS SAUCE FOR
GoosE; from The girl of my dreams,
lyric by Otto Hauerbach, music by
Kkarl Hoschna. [20473
@2Aus 9) 1910; 2 «¢ Aug 10!
1910; E 238317; M. Witmark €& sons,
New York, N. Y.
SAVE THY LOVE, I ASK NO MORE; words
and music Mrs. M. M. Welles. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [20474
©, July 27, 1910; 2 a July. 27,
1910; E 236965; Mrs. M. M. Welles,
Keene, N. H.
1173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20475
SAVIOUR, WALK AND TALK WITH ME;
words and music by J. HE. Jones.
[20475
GQ suly, 26.910; 2 se. sully a0:
1910; E 285765; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Saviour’s (THE) VOICE; words and
music by M. R. Tourtelot. [20476
© July 29, 1910; 2c Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238038; W. H. Willis & co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
SCARLATTI (DOMENICO) Capriccio;
arr. par Sandor Kovacs; piano. 1.
Padarmay. —2. nomi maja. om Si
bémol maj. [20477-20479
© July 30, 1910; 2 ec. each Aug. 1,
1910; H 288086—238088; EH. Demets,
Paris, France.
Etude en la maj.; arr. par Sandor
Kovaes; piano. [20480
© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238089; E. Dements, Paris, France.
SCATTERING SUNSHINE; words by Grace
Maynard, music by Jas. B. Franklin.
[20481
© May 28 1910; 2 « July 22,
TNO Be Zooktas — LrlO IMUSIC. COs,
Waco, Tex.
ScHOoL (THE) WHERE LINCOLN WENT;
words and music by Will Hardy.
Worcester, Mass., Massachusetts mu-
sic co. [20482
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238108; Will S. Hardy, Worcester,
Mass.
SCHPRINZ LICHT BENTSCHEN; by Solo-
mon Small; piano. [20483
Orc, July 18, 1910: BH 236618:
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Lochinvar;
trio; words by Walter Scott, music
arr. by Charles S. Elliott; women’s
voices. (Octavo series, no. 487.)
[20484
@ryauly 30, 1910: 22.6) Iuly -29,
1910; E 236970; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Scorer (Cyst) Arietta, op. 72, no. 2:
words by Duffield Bendall. No. 2 in
E flat. [20485
(G). Julya27. 19105) 2c. July, 28,
1910; H 285752; Hikin &. co., Itd.,
London, England.
SEA (THE) SHELL; words by Chas. E.
Baer, music by Chas. P. Shisler.
[20486 |
©) Awe: AS, 2291032 ‘e@/ Aus: 16,
1910; E 287108; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
pt. HE tS. vo
SEcCHIA (LA) RAPITA; opera comica,
marcia sopra motivi, di J. Burg-
mein, composta ed instrumentata da
P. Canzano. Piccola partitura,
IS: [20487
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
EK 2385872; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
SEEK YE THE LorD; anthem, music by
Ira B. Wilson. [20488
© July 23, 1910; 20e sig 2c.
1910; E 2386883; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SENTIERS FLEURIS (Blooming mead-
ow); waltz by E. Waldteufel, arr.
by R. EK. Hildreth; orchestra. 4to.
[20489
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 2388209; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
SERENADE; by Henry Osgood; piano.
[20490
© July 18, 1910°° 2% suly As,
1910; HE 236597; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
——par Victor Staub; piano. [20491
© June 25, 1910; 2 %er dulyesd,
1910; E 235791; Hachette & cie.,
Paris, I'rance.
scherzo from C. Goldmark’s sym-
phony, Rural wedding, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. 4to. [20492
© July.12, 19102) 20) amiga,
1910; EH 236912; Carl Fischer, New
WorkssNe-¥.
SERENADE. See Gounod (C. F.)
SERENADE AU JAPON; fantaisie inter-
méde, par Emile Cambillard; or-
chestre avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[20493
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 cA:
1910; E 237022; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
SERENADE D'AMOUR; by Paolo Romano,
arr. by Claude d’Albret, rev. and
fingered by Carl Hofmann; piano.
[20494
© June 24, 1910: 2 ¢-Agivedn,
1910; E 236945; Carl Fischer, New
York sane Ae
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. 4to. ; [20495
© july 1, 19105 °2 ¢. July 2a:
E 236916; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING? ye
1174
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 85-39, Sept., 1910
20515
SERENATA; von Martin Jacobi, op. 39;
violoncello mit begleitung des piano-
forte. (Zwei vortragsstticke, no. 2.)
[20496
Sedune 25, 1910: 2 ¢. July 22,
1910; E 286817; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
See Moszkowski (M.)
SEVEN DAYS WALTZES; by Theo. Bendix ;
piano. [20497
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
SERENATA,
E 235817; Leo Feist, New York,
i: oe
SEVILLA; valse espagnole by Porter
ad
Steele, op. 5; piano. [20498
en 14° 1910; 2 « July 27,
1910; E 286942; Carl Fischer, New
Work. N.Y:
SHADOW LAND; waltzes by Frank W.
Ryan; piano. [20499
ytuly 25, 1910; 2 c. July 27,
19407 8 256906; F. W. Ryan, Troy,
Kans.
SHAMROCK; novelty two-step by O. M.
Myers; piano. [20500
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 2385909; Ted Snyder co, New
Moers, N.Y.
SHE PUT A LITTLE BUNCH OF ROSES IN
HER OLD STRAW HAT; written and
composed by C. W. Murphy and
Will Letters. [20501
© July 26, 1910; e. duly 226:
4910; E 285684; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
SHE TOOK MOTHER’S ADVICE; words by
Stanley Murphy, music by Percy
Wenrich. [20502
© July 14, 1910; Cy dfollhy, 14
2
—
9)
a
1910; E 236988; Jerome H. Remick |
& ¢o., New York, N. Y.
SHY BOY; words and music by N. Lips.
[20503
emsuly 25, 1910: 2 e. July’ 28,
1910; E 286791; Nina Lips, Louis-
ville, Ky.
Si QUAERIS. See Regina coeli.
SINCE THE LORD SAVED ME; words and
music by J. H. Jones. [20504
duly 26,1910: 2 c. July 30;
1910; E 285764; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SING, BRITAIN’S SONS; words by Ber-
nard Malcolm Ramsay, music by
Charles A. E. Harriss; baritone, in
G. [20505
Ge duly 27,0 191052 e. ‘July. 28,
1910; E 285729; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
if
SING UNTO THE LORD A NEW SONG;
anthem, music by M. L. McPhail.
[20506
© duly, 255 LOMO 22) Gy mule 27,
1910; E 286879; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SINGING DAT LONESOME SONG; words by
Hyacinth Lount, music by Dowsby
Dasch Reese. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. -co. [20507
© duly (27, 1910-2 Ver iuly 27,
1910; E 286960; Mrs. Hyacinth
Lount, Washington, D. C.
SINGING LESSONS; by George Cramp-
ton. Lessons 68-79. [20508
© June 15, 1910; 2c. each July 18,
1910; A 267552; Siegel-Myers corre-
spondence school of music, Chicago,
Tl.
SKYLARK (A); medley waltz, by Frank
G. Dossert, intro. When love is
there [and] In the garden; arr. by
Robert Recker; band. 4to. [20509
©; July, 127, (1910). 2) ¢.. duly 28:
1910; E 285711; Leo Feist, New
York, N.. Y;
SLACK-WIRE SAN; song from musical
play, Our Miss Gibbs, words and
music by Cecil Trent. [20510
© duly, 28, AO 2 er Jmiye2o
1910; E 238025; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SLAVIC DANCE, NO. 10; from op. 72, by
Anton Dvorak, arr. by Otto Langey;
orchestra. 4to. (Galaxy of orches-
tra music, no. 20.) [20511
© July 29 1910-2) ec) uly 730;
1910; E 285774; G. Schirmer, New
MOTKASIN, N%.
SLAVNOSTN{ PocHopD (Festmarsch) ; es
Utoken (Zum angriff); Kvapik
(galopp) slozil Fr. Kmoch. MHar-
monie-musik. obl. 24mo. (Har-
monie M. U. no. 54.) [20512
© July 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238178; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
SLEEPY EYES; words by H. B. Ward,
music by C. Oakley Baring. [205138
© 1c. July 30, 1910; E 2385769;
Howard B. Ward, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Stim (THE) PRINCESS; musical play,
words by Henry Blossom, music by
Leslie Stuart. 1. Opening chorus,
act 1. 2. Finale, act 1. 4to.
[20514, 20515
e. each Aug. 5,
22; Chappell &
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2
25
~>land.
1910; E 288221, 2388:
»)
co., Itd., London, Engla
<
oe
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20516
pt: IIE, n. &, Vi 5
SLUMBER SONG; words by Thomas B.
Aldrich, music by Maibelle Moore.
[20516
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238039; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
SMILING MOON; words by Ben Ryan,
music by Harry L. Newmann.
[20517
© Aug. 38, 1910; 2 c. Aug: 5, 1910;
E 238201; Sunlight music co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
SMUGGLEMAN (THE); a two _ act
operetta, words and music by Eliza-
beth Rheem Stoner, music arr. by
R. O. Suter. Vocal score. 4to.
[20518
@ Aus 1, 1910; 2 e@ Aue 13;
1910; D 18701; Clayton F. Summy
eo., Chicago, Il.
SNoW QUEEN; by Franz Blumenberg,
op. 182, ed. by E. V. McIntyre; piano.
[20519
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 2383854; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis, Mo.
SNOWFLAKES DANCE; by Edna Ralya,
op. 1; piano. [20520
Gy July A 191052 e. Jule 25,
191; HY 236822-. John, Arnold: Cin-
einnati, Ohio.
$o MUESS MEI SCHATZLE SEI; ged. von
Hyazinth Wiackerle, musik von W.
Nagel, op. 6; mannerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. [20521
© July 12, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 5, 1910:
E 238142; Sulze & Galler, Stuttgart,
Germany.
SecIAL LIFE; march and two-step by
J. C. Boehme; piano. [ 20522
© June 24, 1910; 2 « July 27,
1910; E 2386944; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. Y.
SerFT AND SNEAKY; eccentric buck
dance, by Jerome Shay and Harry
De Costa; piano. {20523
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 3, 1910:
E 238106; Theodore Morse music co.,
New York, N. Y.
SoPr VOLUNTARY; based upon the mel-
ody of the hymn Nearer my God to
Thee, by A. M. Goodhart;: organ.
obl. Svo. London, Novello & co.,
itd. [20524
© Aug. 15,1910; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1910;
EK 257087; A. M. Goodhart, Brighton,
England.
a
SOFTLY WHISPERS THE WIND; words by
P. J. O’Reilly, music by Cuthbert
Lane. No: 1 in ©. (No; 2rmepi mt.
No: 3 in EH flat. [20525-20527
© July 22, 1910; 2c. each July 23,
1910; E 235657235659 ; Gould & co.,
London, England.
SOIREE JAPONAISE; by Cyril Scott, op.
67, no. 4; piano. [20528
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
TE) 235873; Elkin & co., ltd., London,
England.
SoLpDIER (A) FROM THE U. S. A.;.words
by H. Quenan, music by Raymond
Ray. [20529
© June 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 238119; Herbert Quenan, Ord-
nance, Mass.
SOLEILS COUCHANTS; poéme de Paul
Verlaine, musique de Louis Vierne,
op. 26. No. 1. voix graves. (Trois
mnélodies, no. 1.) [20530
© June 18, 1910; 2 ec July, 30,
1910; EH 235800; P. Pégat & cie.,
Paris, France.
SoLvEJG’s sone. See Grieg (KE. H.)
SOME DAY WE’LL BE WITH GOD; words
by J. C. Darton, musie by J: R: Holt.
[205381
© May 28, 1910; 2 @ July 22,
1910; E: 236715; ° Trio. muses ico.,
Waco, Tex.
SoME GLAD DAY; words and music by
O: M. Walker. [20532
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235884; Otis M. Walker, Chicago,
TAH:
SOME HAPPY DAY; words and music by
J. D; Barnitz. [20533
© July 27, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235844; James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
SOME OF THESE DAYS; words and music
by Shelton Brooks. [20534
© July 25, 1910; 2 c. July 2apio10
FE. 2368386; Will Rossiter, Chicago, I11.
SOMEBODY’S GOT TO GO THROUGH IT;
words by Sax Rohmer, musie by Alf
Glover. [20535
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
FE} 238261; Price & Reynolds, London,
England. .
SOMEONE WILL WELCOME ME THERE;
words by Grace Maynard, music by
Jas. B. Franklin. _ [20536
@- May 28; 1910; 2 cq dum 22,
1910; E 236744; Trio music Go.,
Waco, Tex.
1176
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 385-89, Sept., 1910
20554
SOMETHING FoR THEE; anthem, words
by S. Dryden Phelps, music by J.
Truman Wolcott. (Octavo church
music, no. 10089. ) [205387
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 2388229: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
SOMETIME I DREAM OF THOSE DEAR SUM-
MER DAYS; words and music by E.
M. Holmes. [20538
Pete. 1910: .2°c. July 27,
1910; E 236967 ; Elise Moore Holmes,
Jacksonville, Fla.
SOMMERNACHT; ged. von Carl Pusch,
musik von N. S. Kammer, op. 18;
volkslied ftir minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [20539
© Sune 23, 1910: 2-c¢. July 22,
1910; E 236798; J. Noroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
Son OF THE PuszTA; Hungarian idyl,
by Kéler-Béla, op. 134, no. 2, ed. and
fingered by Philipp Mittell; violin
and piano. [20540
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235894; G. Schirmer, New York,
W.. Y.
Sone (A) OF DESTINY; words by Ed-
win Arnold, music by Geo. Mackie.
[20541
Penis 2! 1910: 2 ec.’ July 22;
1910; E 236792; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SONG OF THE scouts; words by Ernest
Hart, music by Ernest Newton.
[20542
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238061; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SONG OF THE SEA; words by Allan Cun-
ningham, music by Florence Newell
Barbour; baritone. [20543
Orauly 14; 1910; 2 °c. July .27,
1910; E 236941; Carl Fischer, New
Norkk,.N.Y.
SoNG OF TRIUMPH; Easter song, words
by William H. Gardner, music by
Sadie Harrison. [20544
er ajuly 27% A910; 2 ec July 28,
1910; E 235737; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Sone (THE) WALTz; words by Fanny
' Heaslip Lea, music by Clarence
Wainwright Murphey. [20545
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238118; L. Grunewald co., Itd.,
New Orleans, La.
SONGS FOR SCHOOL, HOME AND NATION;
composed, arr. and harmonized by
eminent musicians. [Ed. by W. J.
Massingham, 11th ed.] 1386p. S8vo.
$0.50. [20546
© July 15, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
A 268789; Will J. Massingham, Du-
luth, Minn.
Sones oF WILLIAMS; ed. by G. C. Leon-
ard and others. 3d ed., rev. and
enlarged. Williamstown, Mass., The
editors; 1910: 2) p: l., 27s aie ae
4to. $1.50. [20547
© June 21, 1910: 2c. Jume 2s,
1910; A 265922; Gardner Cotrell
Leonard, Henry Church “Taylor,
Charles Thomas Whelan, Dwight
Marvin, Hamilton Brooks Wood, Al-
bany, N. Y.
Sones (THE) THAT MOTHER SANG;
words and music by R. HE. Campbell.
[20548
©° May ~28,21910>" 2 -e2.duly 322;
19) 25H) 230712 > Trio! music, co=
Waco, Tex.
Sonra. See Chappell’s army journal,
no. 366.
Sout’s (THE) BEST FRIEND; words by
James Rowe, music by R. L. Powell.
[20549
© dimer 1,” 1910 .2. Chalaky eee.
TOLOs “HH Z3070Ly ‘"Lrio]n music <eo0,
Waco, Tex.
SOUVENIR DE HOLLANDE; eSquisse sym-
phonique par Marius Carman, op.
197; piano. [20550
©muly 215 1910 =.2e. Aug, 119105
E 238076; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
SOUVENIR DE NAPLES; by Gustav Laz-
arus, op. 1386, no. 4; piano. [20551
© Aue. 35; 2910; 2 ‘e. Aggy ‘15,
1910; H 238504; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOUVENIRS FANES; mélodie-valse, pa-
roles de A. Lénéka, musique de Ch.
Coda. Piano et chant. [20552
© Aug...11, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 48,
1910; BH 237023; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
sérénade mignoune sur les motifs
de la mélodie-valse du méme auteur,
par @€h. Coda. - 1. Orchestre avec
“piano conducteur. 2. Chant seul;
paroles de André Lénéka. 4to.
[ 20558, 20554
©.Aug. 11, 1910; 2c. each Aug. 18,
1910; BH 287018, 287014; Paul De
courcelle, Nice, France,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20555
pt. Damas: Vb
SowING THE StED; words by Blanche
Leake Rosson, music by R. E. Camp-
bell. [20555
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. July 22, 1910;
H 236774; Trio music co., Wazaco,
Tex.
SPECIAL SONGS FOR SPECIAL SINGING;
compiled by Herbert and Lillie Buf-
fum. Svo. [20556
© July 11, 1910; 2 ¢. July 18, 1910;
A 267541; Herbert Buffum, Topeka,
Kans.
SPENDTHRIFT (THE); waltzes by Chas.
Bendix; piano. [20557
© Avge. 1; 191052 @ Aus. 2.1910}
EK 235816; Leo Feist, New York,
ey:
SPONGE (THE); two step, by W.. C.
Simon; piano. New Orleans, L.
Grunewald co. Itd. [20558
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238117; Walter C. Simon, New Or-
leans, La.
SPONSABO TE. See Regina coeli.
[20558
Sprine (A) MORNING (Hin morgen im
friihling) ; by R. G. Thompson, op.
2; piano. (Six characteristic pieces,
no. 1.) [20559
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1910:
E 235924; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
SPRINGTIME AND LOVE; words by Kate
Purvis, music by James R, Dear;
mixed voices. 4to. (Choral library,
TGs w oki) [20560
OpAge vis: A9t0s 2 cane 12.
1910; E 238881; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
Star (THE) OF BETHLEHEM ; words by
Henry Kirk White, music by Rich-
ard M. Morgan. [20561
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910:
E 236746; Trio music co., Waco,
Tex.
STAR (THE) OF HOPE IS BEAMING ON
ME; words and music by Effie Reed
Polk. [20562
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 6, 1910;
EK 235905; Maurice Shapiro, New
Nao. Ney 7
STAR SPANGLED BANNER; words by
Francis Scott Key, music by Wm. H.
Henninges. [20563
© July 18, 1910; 2 ¢. July 28, 1910;
EK 2385646; R. E. Henninges, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
tf
STATE (THE) FAIR CADONIAN; by H. C.
Rudisell; piano. [20564
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238255; Kauffman music ¢o., Se-
dalia, Mo.
STEERE (WILLIAM C.) Nocturne (A),
op. 15; words by Emma Fisk Smith.
(Four songs, no. 4.) [20565
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c Aug. 6. 1910;
E 235912; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Onio.
STERNE (DIE) (The stars); nach dem
rumiinischen des Alexandri,
Cornel Diaconovich, English words
by John Bernhoff, musik von Wilh.
Ixienzl, op. 82; hohe singstimme.
(Fiinf gesinge, no. 2.) [20566
© July 16, 1910. 2% ee Aner 22.
1910; E 238416; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
STRADELLA (ALESSANDRO) Pieta Sig-
nor (O Lord have mercy) ; music at-
tributed to A. Stradella, ed. by Ed-
gardo Lévi..- no. 2° iit Baminor:
(Standard songs by old masters, no.
35) [20567
©. July 23, 1910. 2 ce) dmly 25,
1910; E 286859; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, England.
STRAINS FROM THE ORIENT; by Le Roy
Hartt [pseud. of Charles Kunkel] ;
piano. [20568
© ‘Aug. 13, 1910; 2 erage 15,
1910; E 238442; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
STRAUSS (JOHANN) Where the cit-
rons bloom; waltz, arr. by Heinicke;
band. New rev. ed. 4to. [20569
© July 7, 1910; 2 ce. July 27, 1910;
E 236922; Carl Fischer, New York.
INEGYG
STREPHON AND AMARYLLIS; from Lace
and porcelain, three old world songs,
words by Harold Simpson, music by
Eric Coates, {20570
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 288216; Boosey & co., London,
‘England.
STREW ON HER ROSES; verse by Mat-
thew Arnold, music by Pedro de Zu-
lueta. No. 1 in E flat. [20571
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 10,
1910; E 288849; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
STROFETTE ALLEGRE; versi e musica di
HK. A. Mario. [20572
©,.June 25, 1910: 2 Aver ao
1910; E 38374; A. Forlivesi, & c.,
Florence, Italy.
8
VOR:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1910
20591
Struse (Gustav) Symphony in B
minor; orchestral score. [20573
evade. 12: 1910; 2. c: Aug, 15,
1910; E 288445; G.
work N.Y.
STUDENT’S HARMONY TABLES; by L. B.
Prout. supplement to the 12 stave
manuscript music book. [20574
© July 26, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235869; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
Schirmer, New
STUDIES FOR THE LEFT HAND ALONE
(Etiiden fiir die linke hand); by L.
Birkedal-Barfod, op. 8, [ed. by P. W.
Orem]; piano. (Presser collection,
vol. 144.) [20575
@© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c Auge. 8, 1910:
E 238231; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
SUITE IN C MAJoR; nos. 1-4, by Purcell,
transcribed by Wm. Y. Hurlstone;
string orchestra. Score. [20576
© July 22, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238186; Goodwin & Tabb, London,
England.
SUMMER DAYS; words by H. G. Hopp
and R. W. Rathbone, music by John
J. Kearns, jr. [20577
© duly, 30; 1910: 2 @ July 30,
1910; EK 285767; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
SUN OF MY SOUL; words by John Keble,
music by Bradford Campbell, op. 58:
soprano or tenor. [20578
CrAue sit 1910: 2 c, Aug. 13;
1910; E 237003; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
SUNLIGHT ALL THE WAY; words and
music by R. L. Powell. [20579
© May 28, 1910: 2-c¢.. July -22,
ois 286745; Trio musie co.,
Waco, Tex.
SUNNY (A) GARDEN; words anon, mu-
sic by Maibelle Moore. [20580
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238040; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Sun’s (THE) ROSES; verse by Alice E.
Allen, music by C. B. Hawley. High
voice. [20581
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 235831; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
SUNSET; poem by Sidney Lanier, music
by Alexander Russell. Low voice.
[20582
Cy Ante as, 1910: 2 (ec Aug. 15,
1910; E 238472; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SUNSHINE FLOODS MY SOUL; words by
James Rowe, music by E. M. Powell.
[20583
@., Sully, 22,
MNUISICH "COs.
© May 28, 1910; 2
1910; E 2386729; Trio
Waco, Tex.
SURRENDER; Polish love lay, Polish
words by B. Ostrowska, English ver-
sion by Felix Goddard, music by St.
Niewiadomski, op. 39, no. 2. Bos-
ton, The Boston music co. [20584
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
FE 238120; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
SwWALLow (THE); words by Mary E.
Coleridge, music by C. V. Stanford,
op. 119, no. 6; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 30.) [20585
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 26, 1910;
EK 235701; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Sweet I<irry BELLAIRS; words by
Robt. B. Smith, music by Gus Ed-
wards. [20586
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
EK 238318; M. Witmark & sons, New
York Ny
SWEETHEART, I LEAVE IT TO YOU; words
by Arthur A. Penn, music by C. C.
Hackett. EF. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20587
© Sully, 237) 19104 2a ery Jiulye 23;
LOO] Ey 235652: ©. Ca Hackett) yal
Reno, Okla.
SWEETNESS ° words by Henry S. Cream-
er, music by Tom Lemonier. [20588
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 11, 1910;
EB 238363; Gotham-Attucks music €o.,
New York, N. Y.
SwING ME HIGH, SWING ME LOW; swilg
song (schaukellied), from Follies of
1910, by Victor Hollaender, arr. by
Robert Recker; band. 4to. [20589
© July, 22) 19103. 2 c fuly, 2s,
1910; EB 235609; Jos. W. Stern « ©o.,
New York, N. Y.
—_- medley waltz intro. Fire flies, by
Victor Hollaender; orch. 4to.
[20590
Aug. 16,
@ Aue. oy 1O1LOs 2c
W. Stern & ¢Co.,
1910; EH 237116; Jos.
New York, N. Y.
Swine sone (Schaukellied) ; by A. Sar-
torio, op. 894, no. 5; piano. (For en-
-eouragement, no. 5.) [20591
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2c. Aug. 19,
1910: E 238509; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1179
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20592
pt. III, n. s., v..5
SWINGING WITH SOMEONE: from Three
million dollars, lyric by David Kemp-
ner, music by Anatol Friedland.
[20592
@ Aug. 1, 1910; 2c Aug. 2; 1910;
E 235827; Leo. Feist, New York,
ee
SYMPHONIC QUINTETT NO. 3; by J. Hol-
brooke, op. 44; two violins, viola,
violoncello and piano. Score. Lon-
don, Novello & co., Itd. [20593
© July 28, 1910; 2c. July 7, 1910;
E 235782; Joseph Holbrooke, Ken-
net, England.
TAGLICHE UBUNGEN (Daily exercises) ;
teil 2, tibungen ftir den rechten arm
und das handgelenk, von Julius
Klengel; violoncell. [20594
(CC) Sune 414, 9100-2 cy Ae 5,
1910; E 238181; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
TAKE ME TO AL FRESCO; words by Van
H. Terry, music by Walter E. Petry.
[20595
©) “Suly.. 25, 1910. 2 ce: duky 27,
ToL = oH Joao too;. Vany Ee ery;
Peoria, [1].
TALE (A) UNTOLD; humorous song,
written and composed by Archie
Naish. [20596
CAVE 12. 1910 2 e, SAEs. 12)
1910; E 288891; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
TANZLIED; ged. von Albert. Fuchs,
musik von John Dowland (1562-—
1626), egingerichtet von A. v. Otie-
graven; miénnerchor.. 4to. (Alte
weisen in neuem gewande, no. 3.)
[20597
Oy ily is A910 2) eA) ob
1910; E 288151; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig, Germany.
TARANTELLA; by Oscar C. F. Franke,
op. 4; piano. [20598
© May 10, 1910; 2 c. May 7, 1910;
E 232175; O. Franke, New York,
Re &
TEACH ME HOW TO TWO-STEP; by
Montague Ring; piano. [20599
© July 23, 1910" 24c July 25,
1910; E 286857; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
TEACH ME TO PRAY; sacred duet, words
by George Graff, jr., music by Jesse
Mae Jewitt, in B flat. [20600
© July 22. 490102 >) 7c. July 23.
1910; EE 285621; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
TEACH ME TO PRAY—Continued.
vocal orchestra in A flat.
4to. [20601
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235900; M. Witmark & sons, New
York: INX.
TEARS AND TRIUMPHS, NO. 4; words
and music by L. L. Pickett and
others. Louisville, Pentecostal pub.
CO; 2imo: [20602
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2.4 July soot;
BE 238377; L. Li Pickett, Willmore,
Ky.
TEDDY (THE) ROOSEVELT MARCH; by
B. K. Thomas; piano. Washington,
D. C., Joseph K. Thomas. [20603
© July 15, 1910; 2 te July. As;
1910; E 286616; Blanche K. Thomas,
Washington, D. C.
TEDDY’S COMING HOME AGAIN; words
and music by J. D. Thorn. New
York, KF. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20604
© July 18, 1910> 2 ee nias
1910; E 236594; J. D. Thorn, Willis,
Okla.
TEDDY WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE; words
and music by V. I. Russell, arr. by
L. K. Whipp. [20605
© July 11, 1910; 2 sess 225;
1910; E 236861; Vivian I. Russell,
Denver, Colo.
TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME; ballad,
words by A. M. Hanson, music by
Robert K. Belden. F20606
© July 1, 1910; 2-c. Aue eae:
E 288058; Albert M. Hanson, New
Yorks NY:
TEMPLAR SOUVENIR MARCH; by Chas.
B. Brown; piano. [20607
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 225906; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Tl.
TERRACE (THE); words by Frederick
John Fraser, music by J. E. Dallas.
[20608
© Aug. 11, 1940;; 2° ce cane 72
1910; IX 288404; Boosey & ¢o., Ton-
don, England.
THANK YOU THAT’S FINE; words and
music by Richard J. Ward, jr.
- [20609
© July 26, 1910; -2 ic. July 2s;
1910; E 235730; Ward music pub.
co.,: Dunton,, Ny Ye
1180
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20627
THANESGIVING ANTHEM; music by G.
Emerson; voice, piano or organ acc.
[20610
Potuiy 27, 1910; 2c. July 28,
1910; E 235720; Leo. Feist, New
York. N. Y.
THAT INDIAN BAG; words by Marvin
Lee, music by Donald Bestor.
[20611
(Aus. 15, 1910: 2 c. Aug. 18,
1910; E 237006; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
THAT IRRESISTIBLE RAG; by S. Charles
Lavin; piano. [20612
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235910; Ted Snyder co., New
ork, -N. ¥.
THAT LITTLE GIRL (Cette petite femme
la) ; by A. Turlet, ed. by J. W. Ler-
man; piano. [20613
Pee is C1910; 2.¢: Aug: 15,
1910; E 238511; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THAT QUAINT OLD-FASHIONED CHURCH;
words and music by J. W. Langston.
4to. [20614
io Aus. 15,1910; 2 c. Aug. -10,
1910; E 238333; John W. Langston,
Chicago, Ill.
THAT’S ENOUGH OF THAT MENDELSSOHN
TUNE; words by Irving Grant, music
by Al. Harriman. [20615
Ade A353, 1910; 2 «. Aug. 15,
1910; E 238467; A. C. Harriman,
Boston, Mass.
THAT’S EVER LOVING LOVE; words and
music by Elizabeth Brice and Chas.
King. [20616
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238356; Sunlight music co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
THAT’Ss NEw YORK BROGUE; from Three
million dollars, lyric by David Kemp-
ner and Allen T. Hopping, music by
Anatol Friedland. [20617
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 285822; Leo. Feist, New York,
Ny...
THAT’S TELLING; words by A. Knippen-
berg, music by R. Knippenberg.
[20618
@eauly, 22. 1910: 2 c. July 25,
1910; H 286830; Adelyn & Ruth
Knippenberg, Milwaukee, Wis.
THAT’S WHY THE BRITISH LOVED THE
KING; written by Medley Barrett
and Charles Coborn, music by Med-
ley Barrett. [20619
© duly, 26; 1910: 2, ec. July, 26.
1910; E 285682; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
THAT’S YIDDISHA LOVE; march, two-step,
by James Brockman, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; orchestra. 4to. [20620
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 2383808; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Noo.
vocal orchestra in B fiat.
4to. [20621
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238292; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. No. ¥-
THAT SUMMER DAY; words by A. HE.
Lewis, music by J. Airlie Dix.
[20622
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
Hi 235874; Reeder & Walsh, London,
England.
THAT TENDER LOOK; words and music
by A. L. Haley. [20623
Oy sully. 22) 4910; 12) ces wAues a5:
1910; E 238463; Arthur Levi Haley,
Butler, Ind.
THAT TICKLIN’ RAG; by Mike Bernard;
piano. [20624
On JMly 20, 2910: 20 ern dulya one
1910; E 286868; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
THERE IS WORK FOR YOU AND ME;
words by O. A. Payte, music by
S. W. Jones. [20625
©poune das 1910-2 ve. July 22:
1910; E 286704; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
THERE’S A GENTLE VOICE OF LOVE; Sa-
cred quartet, words and music by
P. Douglas Bird; mixed voices.
(Octavo church music, no. 10086.)
[20626
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238228; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
TTHERE’S A PATHWAY TO MY HEART, FOR
ONLY YOU, DEAR; words by W. H.
Holmes, musie by Robert K. Belden.
New York, Holmes & Langbebn.
[20627
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238057; William H. Holmes, New
York, iN. Y.
1181
58669—10——_5
CATALOGUE OF
20628
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Tr, Toss veo
‘THERE’S A WEE BIT LAND; written and
composed by John C. Grieve. [20628
©, July 27,1910; 2 ¢.Juty. 30,
1910; E 2385773; Frederick Harris
eo., London, England.
THERE’S AN INN AT THE END OF THE
WORLD; Serenade, words by H. Con-
greve Horne, music by Alicia Adé-
laide Needham. No. 1in D. [20629
(Oo duly 14. 1910. 2 e) tihy. 2
1910; HE 235672; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
THIS DAY WITH THEE ABIDING; words
and music by G. Mosher. [20630
© 1-6, Auge 224910 He235807 :
Gertrude Mosher, Hornell, N. Y.
THOUSAND (A) EYES IN THE NIGHT;’
words by Bertram L. Shapleigh, mu-
Sic by Frank Lynes; men’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 364.) [2063
@ July /30; 19108 2) chi yuly 29,
1910; H 238271; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
THREE JOLLY BLACKSMITHS; words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by Gil-
bert Loewe. No.'1 in G. No. 2 in
B flat. [ 20682, 20633
© July 22, 1910; 2 c& each July
23, 1910; E 285660, 235661; Gould
& co., London, England.
THREE LITTLE MAIDS FROM SCHOOL;
song from Gilbert and Sullivan’s
comic opera The mikado, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus. [20634
© dune 23,1910; 2 c: July. 29,
1910; E 236985; Eclipse pub. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THROUGH THE GATES; words by Mary
Fraser, music by G. C. Stebbins.
[206385
© uly. 25) A910: - 2: ex uly 29,
1910; E 286993; Geo. C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
THROUGH THE STARRY MIDNIGHT DIM;
full anthem for Christmas, hymn by
Stopford A. Brooke, music by A. GC.
Bennett. [206386
©) Aue 18/1910.) e. “Auk 12,
1910; E 258386; Arthur C. Bennett,
London, England.
THY PERFECT PEACE; vesper song, words
and music by Cora Skillings. [20637
© July 14, 1910; 2 c July 16,
1910; E 285663: C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston, Mass.
TILL YOU ASK AGAIN; words by Ade-
laide Proctor, music by Cuthbert
Wynne. No. 4 in G. [20688
© Aug. 10; 191072 eau 10,
1910; HE 288346; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TITL’S SERENADE; arr. by I. J. Masten;
band. 4to. [206389
© July 23, 1910-2 eeauly. 25,
1910; HE 23868388; H. E. MeMillin,
Cleveland, Ohio.
To THE MORNING GLORIES; by Gustav
Saenger, op. 110; piano (Flower fan-
cies, no. 1.) [20640
© July 1, 1910; 2c July 27, 1910;
E 236925; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN; 3
To THE STRAINS OF THAT WEDDING
MARCH; from Jumping Jupiter, lyric
by Gus Kahn, music by Grace Le Boy.
[20641
© July 27, 1910; 2 ec. July 28, 1910;
E 235741; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork Nae
—— hotel orch. no. 165. 4to.
[20642
me Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug, 10, 1980;
E 238306 ; M. Witmark & sons, New
Y ols, (No Ne
To THE WOODLAND; a romance by F. H.
Boeck; piano. [20643
© July 22,1910; 2 c. July 22, 1910;
HY 236779; Frank H. Boek, Pough-
keepsie, N. aya
TOLLE STREICHE (Madcap frolies) ; von
J. KE. Hummel, op. 357, rev. by Hans
Semper; piano zu vier hinden. (3
unterhaltungsstticke, no. 8.) [20644
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238360: B. EF. Wood misc. co:
Boston, Mass.
Toni; valse lente by A. P. Orde Ward;
piano. [20645
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c Aug. 8, 1910;
EK 238262; Price & Reynolds, London,
England.
Too LATE; words and musie by Daisy
McGeoch. No. 1 in E flat. [20646
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 288345; John Church c¢o., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
TOTTIE, THE QUEEN OF THE FOOTLIGHTS ;
intro. in At the Waldorf, words by
Percy Chapman, music by Frank H.
Grey. 7 [20647
© Aug. 13,1910; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1910;
E 238466; Leo. Feist, New York,
N.>¥.
1182
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20666
_ TOURBILLON; par Lucien Wurmser;
piano. (Impressions de campagne,
no. 2.) [20648
© June 18, 1910; 2 c. July 30,
1910; E 235796; P. Pégat & cie.,
Paris, France.
TOYMAKER (THE) OF NUREMBERG;
vyalse on themes from the popular
play, by John Ansell; piano. [20649
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
BE 238223; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
TRAIN (THE); words by Mary E. Cole-
ridge, music by C. V. Stanford, op.
119, no. 4; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 28.) [20650
© July 27, 1910; 2c. July 26, 1910;
E 235699; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
TRAUMSOMMERNACHT; ged. von O. J.
Bierbaum, musik von Richard Stohr,
op. 25. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Drei minnerchore, no. 8.) [20651
© June 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
HK 238146; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig, Germany.
TRINKLIED; ged. von O. J. Bierbaum,
musik von Richard Stohr, op. 25.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. (Drei
minnerchore, no. 3.) [20652
© June 28, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238144; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig, Germany.
TRIPPING LIGHTLY; by Frederic Emer-
son Farrar; piano. [20653
fe elaty 27,1910: 2c, July 28; 1910;
EH 235736; M. Witmark & sons, New
Forks, N.Y.
TRIUMPH OF THE AIRSHIP; marche mili-
taire by Fred E. Ahlert; piano.
[20654
Ow c, Ave 6.1910; EH 235886;
Henry Ahlert, New York, N. Y.
TROUBLE (THE) MAKER; rag, by Claude
Messenger ; piano. [20655
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238046; Chas. H. Henderson music
co., Corry, Pa.
TRUE LOVE; words by A. L. Regnell,
music by Robert Speroy. [20656
Gitsuly 21-1910; <2) @ July) 22,
1910; EK 236786; Anna L. Regnell,
Chicago, Ill.
TRUE LOVE—Continued.
valse song, words by E. Saxon,
music by M. Dorel. London, Weekes
& Co. [20657
© Tully 14, 1910; 2 e July’ 21,
1910; E 2385669; Edward Saxon,
London, England.
TRUST THE LOVING JESUS; words by
James Rowe, music by Ellis M. Bar-
nett. [20658
©) May, 28, 1910:.2 @. July: 22:
TOTO > 230711: Trio: music co.
Waco, Tex.
TRUSTING AND CLINGING; words by
James Rowe, music by E. M. Powell.
[20659
@n May) 283) 1910/2920 es uly 22}
AGIOS Hh 236767 3) rio imlsieeo:;
Waco, Tex.
TRUSTING IN A SAVIOURS LOVE; words
and music by S. W. Jones. [20660
© June 1171910: \21e5 July 22)
1910; E 236691; S. W. Jones, Baird,
Tex.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH )
Funeral march (Marche funébre),
op. 40, no. 3; piano. [20661
© July 18, 1910; 2 ec July 18,
1910; E 236603; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TULLOCHGORUM; Selection of popular
Scotch airs, by R. Gruenwald, op.
497; orchestra. (Concert ed., no.
435.) Ato. [20662
Oesuly ots. VOLO 2h. sdnalye 23;
1910; E 2856389; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
TURKEY TWO STEP; by C. J. Morey, arr.
by A. D. Hunter; piano. [20663
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
EH 238047; Chas. J. Morey, United
States.
TURN YOUR FACE TOWARD JESUS; words
and music by Mrs. Attie King Hy-
mer. [20664
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1910;
E 237093; Mrs. Hymer, United
States.
TwitichHt (A) MEMORY;
musie by I. T. Wilson. [20665
©. Aue, 1910; 2 cy Aus, To;
1910; E 238438; Irma Taylor Wil-
son, Chicago, Ill.
TWIST YE, TWINE YE; two part song,
words by Sir Walter Scott, musie by
Alfred Redhead. 4to. [20666
© July 27, .1910; 2 e. July 28,
1910; E 235725; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
words and
1183
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20667
Two LARKS; by Herm. Hilenberg;
piano. [20667
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238855; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis, Mo.
Two ROSES; words and music by A. L.
Lee. [20668
© July 17; 1910; 2 ¢. July: 26,
1910; E 2385674; A. Lorne Lee, N.
Hamilton, Canada.
U-LI-I-A-TEE; written and composed by
John A. Glover-Kind. [ 20669
© duly 20 1910); 2c. duly 27,
1910; E 236898; B. Feldman & ©Co.,
London, England.
UNDER THE ROSE; waltz by Norman
Leigh, arr. by R. E. Hildreth; or-
chestra. 4to. [20670
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238207; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
UNDERNEATH THE BRIGHT BLUE MOON;
words and music by J. J. Mannix.
[20671
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 288264; Price & Reynolds, Lon-
don, England.
U. S. N. marcH; by Everett J. Evans.
1. Full orchestra. 2. Band. 4to.
[20672, 20673
© July 25, 1910; 2 ec. each July
26, 1910; HE 285675, 2385677; J. W.
Pepper & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA; march by
Fred Luscomb. 1.-Band. 2. Or-
chestra. 4to. [ 20674, 20675
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 « each Aug.
12, 1910; HH 2883800; 238303; J. W.
Pepper & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
UNSPOKEN WORDS; a melody by L.
Lockwood Moore; piano. [20676
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 2858384; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
Up IN THE CLOUDS; march by B.
Downing; piano. [20677
© 1c. July 29, 1910; E 236978;
Bennett Downing, jr., Brooklyn,
Dea¥t
USE A LITTLE JUDGMENT; words and
music by R. E. Winslow. [20678
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235931; Ray E. Winslow, New
York (N.Y.
VALKYRIE (THE) See Wagner (R).
pt. Bee ys
VALLEY FLOWER; words and music by
Kerry Mills. [20679
©: July 23; 1910; 2 coats:
1910; E 285607; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
intermezzo two-step by Kerry
Mills; piano. [20680
© July: 23, 1910; 2 ecama 25,
1910; E 236838; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
VALS VIRGINIA; compuesto por MV.
Portilla; piano. [20681
© July 25, 1910: 2 ec ieiy es 27
1910; HE 236871; Virginia Portilla,
San Juan, Porto Rico.
VALSE D’AMoUR. See Chappell’s army
journal, no. 866.
VALSE DE CONCERT; by Giuseppe Fer-
rata, op: 25, no. 2; plane: [20682
© July 29, 1910; 2c eiuts 730;
1910; E 285781; G. Schirmer, New
Works Ne oye
VALSE DE PHANTOM; waltz act, poem
by M. Morée, music by Edward P.
Kimball. [20683
©1c. July 18, 1910; E 236620;
Maxfield Morée, New York, N. Y.
VALSE ESPAGNOLE; par Robert-Charles
Martin; piano. (Hcole progressive,
no. 4.) [20684
© July 30,.. 19102 25s
1910; E 288096; Durand et eie.,,
Paris, France.
VALSE ETOILEE; valse brillant, par
Maria Rosset; piano. [20685
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2° eGhAneeds.
1910; E 237041; L. Rosset, Paris,
France.
VALSE LENTE DE SYLvIA; ballet de Léo
Delibes, transcription pour mando-
line et piano par Jules Cottin, op.
202. [20686
© Aug. 11, 1910: 2°¢ (Ages
1910; E 287038; Heugel & cGie.,
Paris, France.
VALSE SENTIMENTALE; by Leon Ringuet,
op. 50; piano. [20687
© July 18, 1910; 2 e Jalyess,
1910; E 236599; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VALSE TENDRE; par Edouard L’Enfant;
piano. _ [20688
©’ July 22, 1910; 2 el iniyes:
1910; EH 285647; Joseph Willianis,
ltd., London, England.
1184
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20710
VARIATIONS SUR LE CARNAVAL DE
VENISE; poésie de Théophile Gau-
tier. adaptation musicale de Francis
Thomé. Paris, Henry Lemoine &
cie. [20689
Ame 11, 1910; 2 c¢. Aug. 13,
1910; E 2387045; Thomé, Paris,
France.
VENEZIA; musik von M. K. Allen van
Hoveln Carpé, op. 37, mit violoncell.
(Lieder fiir gesang und klavier, no.
9.) [20690
Same 25. 1910; 2 c. July 22,
1910; E 286808; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
VERA VIOLETTA ; waltzes, arranged from
motives of the operette, by Edmund
Eysler; orchestra. 4to. [20691
iy 2, 1910: 2c. July 28.
1910; E 235709; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
VERLIEBT; worte von Otto Hausmann,
musik von B. Oberhoffer; minner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[20692
m= Jone 25, 1910; 2c. July 22,
1910; E 236797; J. Noéroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany,
VERSET IN E MINOR; by T. Edwin
Solly ; organ. [20693
Dedede 22, 1910;-2 c.. July 22,
1910; E 236784; Geo. Molineux, New
York: N.. Y.
VESPER (THE) BELL; descriptive piece
by J. Francis Barnett; piano.
[20694
© July 26, 1910; 2c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 235870; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
VicaR (THE) oF Bray; variations for
string orchestra, by Ernest Austin,
of ss. ‘1. Basso. 2: Violoncello.
3. Viola. 4. Violino seeondo. 5.
Violino ‘primo. [20695-20699
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 ec. each Aug.
15, 1910; EH 238454238458; Novello
& co., ltd., London, England.
VICTOR COLLECTION OF E FLAT ALTO
SOLOS; with piano accompaniment
selected and arranged by Mackie-
Beyer. [20700
Aue. 12, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 15,
1910; A 270028; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Victory ; song in Spots count, a sketch
by T. Ryan. Typewritten text and
ms. music. [20701
© 1 ¢ June 22, 1910: HE 236818:
Thomas Ryan, Oshkosh, Wis.
VIOLETS; intermezzo by Frank W.
Ryan; piano. [20702
Or July 225, 19102) ee Inaly ee
1910; EH 236907; F. W. Ryan, Troy,
Kans.
VIOLIN TUTOR; consisting of 175 scales,
preludes and exercises, by J. D.
Loder, new critically rev. ed. by
William MHenley, with additional
scales and exercises. [20703
© July 29, 1910; 2c. Aug. 5, 1910;
EK 238212; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
VisicotH (THE); march and two-step,
by C. A. Gilman; orchestra. 4to.
[20704
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 285878; C. A. Gilman, Milwaukee,
Wis.
VISION; ged. von Wilh. Hertz, musik
von Fritz Fleck, op. 9. 1. Hohe
stimme. 2. Tiefe stimme. (Sieben
gesinge, no. 7.) [ 20705, 20706
© July 6, 1910; 2c. each Aug. 13,
1910; E 287081, 2837082; C. A. Chal-
lier & co., Berlin, Germany.
VITEZNY ; pochod, es Pro nas a za nas;
polka, slozil Fr. Kmoch. Harmonie-
musik. obl. 24mo. (Harmonie M.
10 Ge 25)) [20707
© July 2, 1910+ 2'e Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238177; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
VOICES FROM THE GOLDEN AGE OF BEL
CANTO; a collection of 26 opera songs
of the 17th and 18th centuries from
rare manuscripts and early prints,
collected by Henry Edward Kreh-
biel, with a preface and biographical
notes. Ed. by Max Spicker. Eng.
tr. by Henry G. Chapman and Isa-
bella G. Parker. xix, 1381 p. 4to.
Sino: [20708
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
A 269150; G. Schirmer, New York,
INS
VOICES OF THE CHILDREN; words by
William Blake, music by Maude Va-
lérie White. [20709
© July 28, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
EH 238011; Boosey & co., London,
England.
VOICES OF THE Woops; duet or two-part
chorus, musie by Rubinstein-Watson,
arr. by R. R. Forman; women’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 155.)
[20710
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c Aug. 8, 1910;
E 238230: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1185
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20711
pt. Im ne B.S
Vous ME PLAISEZ; valse chantée, pa-
roles de Roland d’Ars, musique de
Emile Delmas. Paris, Marcel Labbé.
[20711
© Aug, i, 1910:-2 .¢; Amer io:
1910: E 237047; E. Delmas, Paris,
France.
Vow (A); words by Violet Rosa,
music by Emilio Pizzi. [20712
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1910;
EK 235965; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd.,
London, England.
WAGHORNE (W.R.) March in G; pipe
organ. [20713
© July 18, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910;
E 2386598; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WAGNER (RICHARD) Flying (The)
Dutchman; selection ed. by V. F.
Safranck; band. [20714
© July 5, 1910; 2c. July 27, 1910;
E 236952; Carl Fischer, New York,
NLY..
Romanze; albumblatt, arr. by Au-
gust Wilhelmj, ed. and fingered by
Philipp Mittell; violin and piano.
[20715
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 235890; G. Schirmer, New York,
ne oY:
Valkyrie (The) ; drama in 8 acts,
English translation by Ernest New-
man, German text rev. by W. Goether,
music arr. by Otto Singer; complete
vocal score. 4to. [20716
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 3, 1910;
D 18695; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work, Ni ¥:
WAIT FOR ME DOWN AT THE CORNER;
words by Kenneth MacDougall,
music by W. B. Eastwood. [20717
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910:
E 238045; Middletown music pub.
co., Middletown, Conn.
WAKE UP, ENGLAND; words by Henry
Hamilton, music by Herbert Bun-
nine. Woe: 1in iG. [20718
© July 15, 1910: 2e. July 16, 1910;
KE 236585; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
WALKING WITH JESUS; words by Mol-
lie C. Mosher, music by De Loss
Smith. [20719
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
E 236752; Trio music -co., Waco,
Tex.
WANDERING (A) MINSTREL I; song
from Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic
opera The mikado, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus. [20720
i© June 23, 1910. 2° @ gasy 29,
1910; E 286981; Eclipse pub. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WAS IT ONLY A BEAUTIFUL DREAM ; words
and music by M. A. Pulver. [20721
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 238485; Maggie A. Pulver, Stod-
dard, Wis.
WASH ME IN THE FOUNTAIN; words
and music by T. D. Deaton. [20722
© May 28, 1910: "2 uly, 22:
1910; E 286737; Trio musie Co.,
Waco, Tex.
WASTING (THE) HARVEST; words by
G. H. Ramsey; music by W. J.
Graves. [20723
© May 28, 1910; 2° e€3aoly 222,
1910; E 236695; Trio muse eo.,
Waco, Tex.
WATER (THE) LILY AND THE HONEY-
SUCKLE; by Gustav Saenger, op. 110;
piano. (Flower fancies, no. 5.)
[20724
© July 5, 1910; Ze, july 10:
E 236929; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN. EY.
WAY DOWN IN COTTONTOWN; by AL.
Piantadosi, medley march two step,
intro: Isn’t that enough for you,
from The echo; arr. by Robert
Recker; band. 4to. [20725
© July 27, 19105 2) Gaines
1910; E 235712; Leo. Feist, New
VoOrk, NeoY:
—__ _=_ orchestra, sna [20726
© July 27, 1910, 2yeeeaaiag en
1910; E 285718; Leo. Feist, New
VorkaNy Y:
WAY DOWN IN DEAR OLD MAINE; words
and music by C. F. Cox. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [20727
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 eae,
1910; E 238479; Charles EF. Cox, Old
Town, Me.
WE'LL ALL BE SATISFIED; words and
music by A. M. Fagan. [20728
© May 28, 1910; 2 c. duly 22,
1910; E 236719; A. M. Fagan, Demo-
erat, Tex.
WE'LL VOTE MISSOURI DRY; words by
R. K. Maiden, music by R. J. Powell.
[20729
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 288250; R. K. Maiden, Kansas
City, Mo.
1186
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
WEDDING MARCH; in Shakespeare’s
Henry V., composed by Raymond
RGze; organ. [20730
© Aus. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 2385868; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
WEDDING PRELUDE [and] WEDDING IN-
TERMEZZO; by Ethelbert Nevin, tran-
seribed by Reginald Goss Custard;
organ. [20731
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
EK 2388122; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
WELL (THE); from Four songs of
Burma, words by R. C. J. Swinhoe,
music by J. W. J. Alves. [20732
ee aniy 28,-1910; 2 ec July 29,
1910; E 288005; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
WENN DER VATER MIT DEM SOHNE:
marsch aus der operette Die keusche
Susanne, text yon Georg Okonkow-
sky, musik von Jean Gilbert; piano
mit text. [20733
© July 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237083; Max Winterfeld, Char-
lottenburg, Germany.
West (THE) POLE; written and com-
pased by J. P. Harrington, BE. W.
Rogers, and Orlando Powell. [20734
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. July 29, 1910;
E 236990; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WHEN THE
COLLECTOR MAN COMES AROUND; words
and music by O. Beyeler. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[207385
fumuly 18, 1910; 2 -c. July 18,
1910; E 236595; Otto Beyeler, Se-
dalia, Mo.
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE; words and mu-
sic by J. T.. Wilson. [20736
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
E 236722; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
WHAT’S THE USE OF BEING PROUD;
words and music by C. Holmgren.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20737
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238065; Caroline Holmgren, St.
Petersburg, Fla.
WHEN IT’S MOONLIGHT ON THE LAKE,
ADELAIDE; words and music by P.
Montalbano. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [20738
Ame: 13; 1940; 2 e¢. Aug. 13}
1910; E 238476; Philip Montalbano,
Ansley, Miss.
WHEN LOVE IS DONE; words by F. W.
Bourdillon, music by Maibell Moore. °
[20739
© July 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238042; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WHEN LOVE IS THERE; from A skylark,
medley waltz intro: In the garden;
arr. by Robert Recker; orchestra.
4to. [20740
© duly? 27, 1910 392" ex July 23
1910; E 285717; Leo. Feist, New
Morks ins “Y.
WHEN LOVE WAS NEW; words by Wil-
liam Leavitt, music by John W. Met-
calf; soprano or tenor and alto or
bass. [20741
©, Aug: 10; 1910; 2 es Aues 99;
1910; E 235949; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WHEN SUNSET TURNS SILVER CLOUDS TO
GOLD; words and music by B. R.
Olds. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20742
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238066; Byron R. Olds, Trempea-
leau, Wis.
WHEN THE CLOVER MOON IS SHINING
DOWN; words by Sam M. Lewis, mu-
sic by Leo Bennett. [20743
© Aue e121 2. ce, Ante: | -1'2)
1910; E 238389; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE DAY HAS BEEN LONG AND
DREARY; words and music by Will R.
Anderson. [20744
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238319; M. Witmark & sons, New
YorksiON, oN:
WHEN THE GUARDS ARE PASSING BY;
soldiers’ song from the musical play,
The slim princess, words by Henry
Blossom, music by Leslie Stuart.
4to. [20745
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1910;
E 238220; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN THE SUNSET TURNS THE COTEAU
HILLS TO GOLD; words by M. Wash-
burn, musie by Rose Washburn.
[20746
© / July 222, 19103) 2c.) July 27,
1910: BE 238289; Marietta Washburn,
Goodwin, S. Dak.
1187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20747
WHEN THE TWILIGHT SOFTLY FALLS;
words and music by Ernest Lent,
in G. [20747
©: Aus. 8, 1910 ;°2 €. Aug. 9, 1910;
E 235920; Washington music ©Co.,
Washington, D. C.
WHEN WE ALL GET HOME TO GLORY;
words by W. M. Hale, music by Ira
D. Brister. [20748
© May 28, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;
E 236750; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
WHEN YOU AND I WERE RUBES; words
and music by F. J. Souza. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20749
en iumlyse an,
He) SOUZA.
©} July. .27, 1980; ©2
AS1O = 523696L
Eubanks, Cal.
WHEN YOU KISS YOUR OWN SWEET Ma-
RIE; words and music by O. Fried-
rich. [20750
Op sualy <22951 910 24es July 227,
1910; E 238286; Oscar Friedrich,
Colusa, Cal.
WHERE GOES LOVE; verse by Willis
Steel, music by Reginald de Koven.
[20751
© July 25," 1910 "2 cy, July 925;
1910; EH 2368538; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WHERE LOVE’S SWEET SONG CAN NEVER
DIE; words by Mrs. J. M. Hunter,
music by B. B. Bateman. [20752
© May .28, 1910; .2 ce: July. .22,
1910; E 286775; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
WHERE ROLLS THE YELLOWSTONE;
words and music by L. J. Wilson.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20753
@ suly gas2.1910 3772 sen July As,
1910; E 236592; Louise Jones Wil-
son, Huntley, Mont.
WHERE THE
Strauss (J.)
WHERE WE'LL SING BY AND BY; words
by J. B. Dubose, music by V. M.
Conly. [20754
een. 28,45 910502": ed uly 122,
1910; E 2386697; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
CITRONS BLOOM. See
WHILE THE EARTH REMAINETH; an-
them, music by Ralph H. Bellairs;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 74.) [20755
@ Aug. 13)\4910322 %e LAugs. 12,
1910; E 238382; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
pt. 1; G25. va o
WHILE THE MOON IS SHINING ON THE
GOLDEN CORN; words and music by
M. V. M. Nolan. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20756
© July 27, 1910; 2 e jy 27;
1910; EK 236966; M. V. M. Nolan,
Jersey City, N. J.
WHISPER GENTLY, BLESSED SAVIOR;
words and music by Mrs. Woodie W.
Smith. [20757
© June 11, 19105 2ie July 22,
1910; EH 236699 : Trio musi¢c ¢o.,
Waco, Tex.
WHISPERS OF SUMMER; words by Kath-
leen Easmon, musie by S. Coleridge-
Taylor; four part song. 4to. [20758
© July 29, 1910; 2¢. Aug. 1, 1910;
E 238062; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
WHISTLING (THE) SCHOOL BOY; words
by Olive Hall, music by Daniel
Rowe, vocal or instrumental. (Tone
stories, no. 18.) [20759
© Aug. 15, 191032 expan,
1910; E 2384838; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHITE NEGROES (Négres_ blancs) ;
scéne négre, par Rodolphe Berger;
piano. [20760
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 -eAne 4a,
1910; E 237039; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
WuHuite (THE) TOPS; march and two-
step, by V. C. Minnelli; piano.
[20761
© Aug. 15, 1910; -2° c Anes ts,
1910; E 237005; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHITSON MELODIES; graded for teach-
ing. Minneapolis, Minn., Joseph E.
Frank [1910] 2v. fol. [20762
© June 18, 1910; 2 ¢: June 30;
1910; A 266566; S. Whitson, Edge-
ley, N. Dak.
WHO DO YOU SUPPOSE WENT AND MAR-
RIED MY SISTER? THOMASHEFSKY ;
words and music by Nora Bayes and
Jack Norworth. [20763
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 cy Ame
1910; E 237097; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHO WILL BUY MY ROSES RED; waltz
song, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Geo. Schleifarth, rev. by
G. HW. - [20764
© July 29, 1910; 2se. Aug. 16,19102
E 238037: W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
1188
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20782
WHY DON’T YOU SMILE TO-NIGHT; words
and music by A. G. Waite. [20765
PP aaly 22. 1910; .2 ¢. July 27,
1910; E 288288; Albert G. Waite,
Peru, Ind.
Way I LOVE THE LILIES; words and
music by F. J. Garvey. [20766
eawy 11, 1910: 2 c July -22,
1910; E 235665; Fannie J. Garvey,
Waltham, Mass.
WE MET BY THE RILL; words and mu-
sic by F. J. Garvey. [20767
Peng 18: 1910: 2 ¢c.,. July 22,
1910; E 235664; Fannie J. Garvey,
Waltham, Mass.
WIEGENLIED; ged. von Arthur Fitger,
musik von Willy v. d. Berg; miin-
nerehor. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
[20768
fetuner 25) (4910;) 2..c:- July 22,
1910; E 236796; J. Noroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
WIENER BURGER (Les enfants de Vi-
enne) ; waltz by C. M. Ziehrer, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; band. 4to.
[20769
ee sly 4. 1910: 2 ¢) July ‘27,
1910; E 236918; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.. ¥.
WILL JESUS FIND US WATCHING; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
W. H. Dutton. [20770
BeMay 28, 1910:'2 ¢:. July’ 22,
Tig 25014: Trio music Co.,
Waco, Tex.
WINTER (A) HOLIDAY; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, op. 16; piano. (4 charac-
teristic pieces, no. 3.) [20771
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
EH 235961; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Wik ZWEI; lied in volkston, preisged.
der K6lner blumenspiele 1907 v.
Stade, musik von Willy v. d. Berg;
mannerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [20772
Oesune 23, 1910.2 e¢. July 22,
1910; E 236795; J. Noroth nachfol-
ger, J. Day, Trier, Germany.
WitcuH (THE); words by Mary E. Cole-
ridge, music by C. V. Stanford, op.
119, no. 1; mixed voices. 4to. (Cho-
ral library, no. 25.) [20773
© iJuly 227) 19103)" 2'-e. July 26,
1910; E 235696; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
WitcH (THE) IN THE GLASS; words
by S. Piatt, music by Maude Bruce.
[20774
© July 28, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910;
H 238101; Weekes & co., London,
England.
WITH MOONLIGHT BEAMING; words by
Thomas Moore, music by H. Waldo
Warner; women’s voices. (Octavo
Series, no. 477.) [20775
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2c. Aug. 9, 1910;
H 235944; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WitH MY REDEEMER; words by Mrs.
J. M. Hunter, music by G. H. Ram-
sey. [20776
© May 28, 1910; 2 ¢. July 22,
1910; E 286762; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
WoMAN’S FANCY; from The man with
three wives, words by Paul M. Pot-
ter, music by Franz Lehar. [20777
© July 28, 1910; 2 @ July 29,
1910; EH 238020; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
WONDERFUL (A) SAVIOR; words by
John Burk, music by W. J. Graves.
[20778
© May 28; 1910; 2 <c. July 22,
1910; HE 236756; Trio music Co., |
Waeo, Tex.
WoN’T THAT BE A HAPPY MEETING;
words and music by T. J. Jackson.
SVO. [20779
© June 16, 1910; 2 c July 30,
1910; E 235758; T. J. Jackson, Como,
Tex.
WON’T YOU BE MY LITTLE DUCKIE;
words by W. F. Breede, music by
H. L. Kisskalt. [20780
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 3, 1910;
E 238133; Henry L. Kisskalt, Chi-
eago, Ill.
WoN’r YOU BE MY SPRING BIRD; words
and music by J. T. McLaughlin.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20781
© July 23; 1910; 2.c. July 28,
1910: BH 235653; Jennie T. McLaugh-
lin, Valley, Wyo.
Won’r YOU COME AND ROLL YOUR EYES
AT ME; words and music by J. Ra-
leigh. [20782
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1910; BH 285811;
Jean Raleigh, Harrisburg, Pa.
1189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20783
pt. IIt, n. s., v.5
Won’r YOU COME FISHING WITH ME;
words and music by F. J. Garvey.
[207838
© July 11, 1910; 2 ec July 22,
1910: E 235666; Fannie J. Garvey,
Waltham, Mass.
WUNDER (DAS) KOMMT; ged. von O.
J. Bierbaum, musik von Richard
Stohr, op. 25. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Drei mannerchore, no.
23) [20784
Oise? 28, MOlo.2 ses Ags. 5,
1910; E 238145; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung. (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig, Germany.
YACHTSMAN’S (THE) BRIDE; words by
Percy J. Barrow, music by Joscelyn
Noel. No. 1 in B flat. [20785
©) July 22, 1910; 2 c Augers, 1910;
E 235854; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don, England.
YANKEE DooDLE AND Miss LIBERTY;
words and music by A. Pleau.
[20786
© he. July 23 719t0- Be 235029 ;
Al, Pleau, Rochester, N. Y.
YES FOR ME; words by Philip Phillips,
music by E. O. Sellers. 4to.
[20787
© May 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 13, 1910;
E 237011; Ernest O. Sellers, Chi-
eago, Ill.
YESTERDAY, TO-DAY, AND FOREVER;
words and music by J. E. Jones.
[20788
© suly- 26, 19107 2 exsduly., 30;
1910; E 285768; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
YIELD YOUR HEART TO JESUS; words by
Stella May Thompson, music by D.
A. Faubus. [20789
© May -28, 1910; °2 ce “July 22,
1910; E 2386753; Trio music co.,
Waco, Tex.
YORK’S IDEAL BAND BOOK; composed
and arr. by D. 8S. MecCosh. obl.
24mo. [20790
© July 6, 1910; 2c. July 25, 1910:
A 266930; J. W. York & sons, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
YOSEHME (A) BASEZENS; by Solomon
Small; piano. [20791
©: lie. Tuly 18,1910; Bb 236619 ;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
You; three short songs, words by Her-
bert J. Brandon, music by Jack
Thompson. No. 2. For medium
voices. [20792
© Aug. 12,1910: 2 tel Ae Fis:
1910; E 238468; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
—— words by W. Bolden, music by R.
A. Browne. [20793
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1910; H 237114;
Wm. Bolden, La Marque, Tex.
Y-o-U; words and music by F. C. Gil-
bert. [20794
© July 22. 1910-72 aay AT,
1910; E 288285; F. C. Gilbert, Hemp-
stead, N. Y.
YOU CAN’T BEAT LONDON FOR THE GIRLS;
written and composed by Harry
Staunton, Will E. Haines, and Dono-
van Meher. [20795
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 16,
1910; HE 237103: /Weancis,- Day &
Hunter, London, England.
You DON’T WANT TO LINGER ANY
LONGER, Mr. LONG; written and com-
posed by J. P. Long. [20796
© Aug. 3,.1910: 2 & Anes) 4910:
E 238181; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
You KNow; words by Helen Virginia
Cole, music by F. Gaul. [20797
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1910;
EK 238332; Fritz Gaul, Baltimore,
Md.
You MUST MAKE GOOD TO ME; words
by Collin Davis, music by Hilding
Anderson. [20798
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 e, Auggus, 2910:
EK 238252; Victor Kremer ¢o., Chi-
cago, Ill.
YOU’RE MY DREAM COME TRUE; words
and musie by L. L. Lazelle. [20799
© Aug. 2, 1910>) 2) chases.
1910; E 238461; L. lL. Lazelle, Chi-
eago, Ill.
YOU’RE THE ONLY GIRL I LOVE; words
and music by S. Charles Lavin.
[20800
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910; —
E 2385908; Ted Snyder co., New
York; JN: WY;
YOU’RE THE ONLY KID FOR ME; words
by A. Knippenberg, musie by R.
Knippenberg. [20801
© July -23,°1910 7 \"24e. iy 22s
1910; E 2386831; Adelyn & Ruth
Knippenberg, Milwaukee, Wis.
1190
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20814
YOUR HEART IS THE HOME OF LOVE;
words by Matt Woodward, music by
Leo. Edwards. [20802
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 288258; Leo. Feist, New York,
N.Y.
YOUR HEART OF GOLD; words and music
by William J. Coffee. Philadelphia,
Hillman pub. co. [20803
Seon J, 1910: 2 ¢. Aug. 13,
1910; E 237001; W. J. Coffee, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ZIGEUNERLEBEN ; ged. von Geibel, musik
von M. K. Allen van Hoveln Carpé,
op. 48. (Lieder fiir gesang und kla-
vier, no. 11.) [20804
iSedane 25, 1910; 2 ec. July 22,
1910; E 286810; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
ZIGEUNERMUSIK; von Hermann Mobr,
op. 36, tibertragen von August Rein-
hard; klavier. Ausgabe D. [20805
© June 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8,
1910; E 288192; Carl Simon musik-
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
ZU NEUEN TATEN; marsch von Willy |
Chmallé, op. 14, instr. von Willy
Bertram. Arpa ausgabe, eine 7-10 |
stimmige, besetzung mit piano und
harmonium. 4to. [20806
Cwuly, 18, 1910; 2-¢ Aug. 5;
1910; E 238163; W. Bertram, Berlin,
Germany.
Zou WEIHNACHTEN; fantasie, musik
von Gustav Lange, op. 172, no. 5;
zither mit piano. obl. 16mo.
[20807
© July 26, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
EH 238260; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
ZULU (THE) CHIEF; march by Carl
Carlton; band. 4to. [20808
© Duly (235.1910; 2c. snly, 2s
1910; E 236834; H. E. McMillin,
Cleveland, Ohio.
ZWISCHEN ROSEN; von August N6lck,
op. 166; Klavier. (6 leichte melo-
dische tonstticke, no. 1.) [20809
© duly (2; 1910-12) (et Avie 12:
1910; E 288409; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig, Germany.
3° VALSE EN SOL; par Auguste Durand,
op. 88, transcription 4 4 mains par
Léon Roques. [20810
© Aus. i, 1910: We Aug. AB:
1910; E 287048; Durand & egie.,
Paris, France.
5 ome VALSE; par Aug. Durand, op. 91,
transcription a4 4 mains par Léon
Roques. [20811
© Aus At 1910; 2 ¢ Aug, 13)
1910; EH 237049; Durand & cie.,
Paris, France.
6 & IMPROMTU; par Paul Lacombe, op.
118; piano. [20812
©) Aus. Ws 1910.) 2 Aue. a3)
1910; EH 237029; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
14 MINUTES ON TOGGERY; Original songs
and words by J. ©. Moberly. Type-
written text and ms. musie. [20813
©l1e. July 25, 1910; E 235681;
J. Chris Moberly, Chicago, III.
537@ (Tuer) Iowa, N. G.; march by
C. A. Fraser, arr. by F. J. Schindler ;
piano. [20814
© Aug: 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1910;
EK) 235922; Chas. A. Fraser, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Number of entries included in Part 8 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1910:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 84 unpublished ) 349
Class E, musical compositions (including 1,089 unpublished and 7 x
SMM MONS tO, PerlOGiCals ) ok Se ea ee ee 20, 465
HIRG freee eek 2 ee ae id ee ee Se 20, 814
1197
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH a4, 1909.
BoNUM EST, IN A FLAT; by T. S. Lloyd.
aL
© by Mrs. Emily Lloyd, Detroit,
Mich., as widow of author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1041, Aug. 8, 1910. Original entry,
Sept. 6, 1882, no. 14800.
CHRISTIAN’S (THE) PRAYER; by A.
Baumbach. [2
© by A. Baumbach, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1045, Aug. 38,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 15, 1882,
no. 13516.
COMMUNION SERVICE, IN E FLAT; by
H. B. Ellwanger. 3
© by H. B. Ellwanger, Rochester,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1048, Aug. 38,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 23, 1882,
no. 14025.
CoNvERT (THE); by Helen Hood. [4
© by Helen Hood, Boston, Mass.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1062, Aug. 16, 1910.
Original entry, Aug. 9, 1883, no.
14787.
DISAPPOINTMENT (A); by Helen Hood.
[5
© by Helen Hood, Boston, Mass.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1061, Aug. 16, 1910.
Original entry, Aug. 9, 1888, no.
14786.
Discovery. See Grieg (EH. H.) [6
DRIFTING CLOUDS; by Chas. A. Drum-
heller. [7
© by Cora E. Drumheller Stevens,
New York, N. Y., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1047, Aug. 3, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, July 9, 1883, no. 12592.
EMERY (STEPHEN A.) Andante; op.
18, no. 4 [8
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
mil WN. -¥ Moritz HH. Emery, St.
John, N. B., Ernestine Emery
[20814
EMERY (STEPHEN A.)—Continued.
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as chil-
dren of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 1054, Aug. 16, 1910.
Renewal entry, Mar. 138, 1897, no.
17049.
—— Caprice; op. 18, no. 6. [9
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St.
John, N. B., Ernestine Hmery
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as chil-
dren of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 1055, Aug. 16, 1910.
Renewal entry, Mar. 13, 1897, no.
17051.
—— Impromtu; op. 18, no. 5. [10
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St.
John, N. B., Ernestine Emery
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as chil-
dren of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 1058, Aug. 16, 1910.
Renewal entry, Mar. 13, 1897, no.
17048.
—— Intermezzo; op. 18, no. 3. gat
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St.
John, N. B., Ernestine Emery Mesch-
ter, Woodbury, N. J., as children of
the deceased author, in extension for
14 years. Renewal or extension no.
1057, Aug. 16, 1910. Renewal entry,
Mar. 18, 1897, no. 17050.
Prelude in A minor; op. 18, no. 1.
[12
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St.
John, N. B., Ernestine Emery Mesch-
ter, Woodbury, N. J., as children of
the deceased author, in extension for
14 years. Renewal or extension no.
1059, Aug. 16, 1910. Renewal entry,
Mar. 13, 1897, no. 17047.
1193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20814 (15)
pt; TH; HOS: Vv. 5
EVENING THOUGHTS; reverie, by Adam
Geibel. [13
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1044, Aug. 3,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 23, 1882,
no. 14024.
GOLDEN DAWN; reverie brillante, by
EE. B. Spencer. [14
© by E. B. Spencer, Philadelphia,
Pa.,-as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1078, Aug. 26,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 12, 1882,
no. 16920.
GRIEG (EDVARD HAGERUP) Discovery;
op. 31, English version by C. Hazard,
from Bjornsterne Bjornston. [15
© by Caroline Hazard, Wellesley,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1077, Aug. 26,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 16, 1882,
no. 17245.
LD. B.
[16
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1088, July 29,
1910. Original entry, June 22, 1883,
no. 11504.
JESUS IS CALLING THEE; by
Towner.
Linigs (THE) CLUSTERED FAIR AND
TALL; by Henshaw Dana (G. D. Rus-
sell). plx
© by Catherine E. Russell, Rox-
bury, Mass., as widow of author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1076, Aug. 26, 1910. Original entry,
Oct. 27, 1882; no. 1076.
MINUET; by Stephen A. Emery, op. 17,
no. 2. [18
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St.
John, N. B., Ernestine Emery Mesch-
ter, Woodbury, N. J., as children of
the deceased author, in extension for
14 years. Renewal or extension no.
1056, Aug. 16, 1910. Renewal entry,
Mar. 13, 1897, no. 17052.
MOUNTAIN (THE) DEW; by Dave Bra-
ham. [19
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as child of deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1042, Aug. 3, 1910. Original entry,
Sept. 6, 1882, no. 14798.
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS) Oxen
waltz; arr. by E. Mack. [20
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as child of author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal or extension
no. 1075, Aug. 26, 1910. Renewal
entry, Oct. 14, 1896, no. 58859.
No you DON’T; by Chas. A Drumheller.
[21
© by Cora EH. Drumheller Stevens,
New York, N. Y., aS widow of au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1048. Aug. 3, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Sept. 29, 1882, no. 16160.
See Mozart (W. A.)
PALM BRANCHES; by G. L. Osgood;
male chorus. [22
© by Geo. L. Osgood, Boston,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
OXEN WALTZ.
years. Renewal no. 1078. Aug. 26,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 7, 1882,
no. 16S01.
REEVES MARCH; by W. H. Apelles;
band. [23
© by W. H. Apelles, Providence,
R. I., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1068. Aug. 15,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 14, 1882,
no. 13467.
SHEPHERDESS ; by Helen Hood. [ 24.
© by Helen Hood, Boston, Mass.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1060. Aug. 16, 1910.
Original entry, Aug. 9, 18838, no.
14785.
STAR OF THE SEA; by Amanda Kennedy.
[25
© by Amanda Kennedy Moore,
New York, N. Y., as author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1052. Aug. 12,1910. Original entry,
Aug. 11, 1883, no. 14895.
SWEET SIXTEEN; schottische, by T. H.
Rollinson; band. [26
© by T. H. Rollinson, Boston,
Mass., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1067, Aug. 15,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 14, 1882,
no. 18470.
TWILIGHT SHADOWS; idyl, by J. Albert
Snow. [27
© by J. Albert Snow, Boston,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1064. Aug. 16,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 22, 1882,
no. 138876.
1194
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
nos. 85-39, Sept., 1910 20814 (30)
VioLet (THE); by Helen Hood. [28 | Vorx pu cHoruR—Continued.
© by Helen Hood, Boston, Mass., Renewal or extension no. 1074. Aug.
as author, in renewal for 28 years. 26, 1910. Renewal entry, Oct. 17,
1896, no. 38800.
Renewal no. 1068. Aug. 16, 1910.
Original entry, Aug. 9, 1883, nO. | Wrieut AND PALMER’S VOLUNTARIES FOR
14788. . REED AND PIPE ORGAN. [30
r : - © by White-Smith music pub. co.,
iene ay. by V. B. Aubert S Boston, Mass., as proprietor, in re-
arg te” newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
© by S. G. Pratt, Pittsburg, Pa., 1065. Aug. 16,1910. Original entry,
as author, in extension for 14 years. Sept. 19, 1882, no. 15467.
1195
A LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANIC-
ALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[20814
APPLE BLOSSOM TIME. [31
© July 9, 1910; E 236382; M. Wit- |
mark & sons. New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
ARABIAN DANCE. [32
© July 29, 1910; E 235760; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
recd Aug. 3, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p.Gk.
BELLES OF THE TALLY-HO BOARDING
SCHOOL; from The girl of my dreams.
[33
© July 22, 1910; E 235617; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
¥. op: 64.
_ BENEATH THE YIDDISH MOON. [34
© July 22, 1910; E 235613; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
¥.t, p64.
BLUTENFEE (Diz). See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
Boys. [35
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238731; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
CHIMES OF LONG AGO. [36
© May 13, 1910; E 232456; Jos.
W. Stern & co. New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 18, 1910; recorded,
ve 1, p..63.
CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN. [37
© July 6, 1910; £ 236189; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Nab. G2:
COLLEGIAN (THE); march and two-
step. [388
© Mar. 4, 1910; HE 226979; Francis
BE. Blanchard, Defiance, Ohio. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 4, 1910; recorded,
eae De Ol,
|
|
|
COLUMBIAN RAG. [39
© Mar. 5, 1910; E 226947; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Veil. o2:
JUTEY WHO TIED YOUR TIE. [40
© June 16, 1910; E. 234709; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 638.
DEAR OLD MA. [41
©P uly 22" 1910): BE 235612) Me
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 2, 1910; recorded,
V2 eps) OW:
DEARIE, WON’T YOU SNUGGLE CLOSE TO
ME; from Jumping Jupiter. [42
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 238310; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded, v.
1, p. 64.
Doctor TINKLE TINKER; from The girl
of my dreams. [43
© July 9, 1910; H 236885; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 9, 1910; recorded, v.
Tee GZ:
DON’T FORGET THE NUMBER. [44
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238728; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
DON’T TAKE A GikLik TO CONEY. [45
© July 2, 1910; E 236446; Gus Ed-
wards, inc., New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded, Vv.
pe Ga:
DREAMY FANDANGO TUNE. [46
© July 6, 1910; E 2386188; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Gatnulue Oe. Ouse
DLS e
58669—10——6
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20814 (47)
ENCHANTMENT. [47
© Aug. 18, 1910; E 237280; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Vv. “1, p.,.G4.
EXNCHANTRESS (THE); novelette. [48
© June 25, 1910; E 235068; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N.Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded
Wierd AP. Oa:
Encore (L’) duet for flute and clari-
net, for full orchestra. [49
© Auge 18, 1910 Hi 2387283= MM.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded
Vie 1, ap. 64.
GARDEN (THE) OF IDLE DREAMS. [50
Oo sully Zee olO: Wh 28574 IN
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Vaid, pe 64.
GAY HUSSARS; Song. [51
© July 29, 1909; EH 211837: Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 8, 1910; recorded,
Verb, p. Go.
GirRL (THE) OF MY DREAMS; from The
girl of my dreams. [52
© July 27, 1910; E 235746; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 9, 1910; recorded,
Vie we Dae G2:
Girt (THE) WHO WOULDN’T SPOON;
from The girl of my dreams. [53
Oy sly) 221910 9 By 235616 owl:
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
VW. ay poe.
HONEY BUG. [54
© June 16, 1910; E 234763: Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
we 4, p. 62,
HoNEY I WILL LONG FOR YOU. [55
© June 16,.1910; E 234711: Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 63.
HONEYMOONING, HONEY, IN BoMBAY;
characteristic march and two-step.
[56
© June 24, 1910; E 234949; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
pte ais: V5
I LIKE TO HAVE A FLOCK OF MEN AROUND
ME. [57
© Aug. 9, 1910; BH 238311; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Ve de pa G4.
I LOVE THE GIRLS FROM A -TO Z. [58
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238730; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 80, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
I’M AWFULLY AFRAID OF GIRLS. [59
© July 27, 1910; We 2zeats> MM:
Witmark & sons, New York. N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
I’M CRAZY TO MABRY AGAIN. [60
© Aug. 9, 1910; He 2383i2: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
I’M LOOKING FOR A CERTAIN LITTLE GIRL.
[61
© Mar. 22, 1910; EH 227494; Gus.
Edwards, ine. New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Viglen Gar
I’M READY TO QUIT AND BE GooD; from
The girl of my dreams. [62
© July 22,° 1910; Hegssois >) MM:
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 9, 1910; recorded,
Val. sore
I’M THE LILY. [63
© July 2, 1910; E 236183; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Ve doa G2.
I WANT A MAN. [64
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238729; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. ¥. Notice
rec’d Aug. 80, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
IN DEAR OLD TENNESSEE. [65
© Dec. 18, 1909; E 221159; Mau.
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1910; recorded,
VV. pase
ISN’T IT EXASPERATING, SADIE. [66 |
© July 19, 1910; E 235573; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1910; recorded,
Vv. dim. GB:
IT ALL GOES UP IN SMOKE. [67
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 2383138; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Verde. OE.
1198
NOTICES OF USER
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
JUNE ROSES. [68
© June 11, 1910; BH 234488; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 16, 1910; recorded,
7. 2, Dp. 62.
KIDLAND. [69
© June 21, 1910; E 234847; Gus.
Hdwards, inc., New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
wT op. 63.
LaDy WINE. [70
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238722; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
LET’s Go TO SANS Souci, SUSIE. ial
Age 9910: BH 238315; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
LITTLE MAID OF TOKIO. [C2
© May 11, 1910; BH. 232346; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
Vii,-p. 64.
LITTLE (A) OLD DREAMY WALTZ. [73
eraulg- 27, 1910: BR 23857425 M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64
LOOK ME OVER CAREFULLY. [74
© July 6, 1910; E 235470; Gus.
Edwards, inc., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded, v.
dB. bo.
Lucy ANNA LOU. to
© Mar. 22, 1910; E 227493; Gus.
Edwards, inc., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded, v.
- Dp: Go.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LuUD-
wie FrLtix) Die Bltitenfee; gavotte,
op. 64, no. 5. (Finf klavierstiicke,
no. 5.) [76
© Dee. 1, 1909; E 222509; Wil-
liam A. Kann music co., Milwaukee,
Wis. Notice rec’d Aug. 15, 1910; re-
corded, v1, p. 61.
Minitary (THE) GLIDE. [77
© July 6, 1910; E 236186; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Me p. 62,
MrIrgza. [78
© May 10, 1910; E 231744; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 62.
20814 (89)
Miss HELEN OF TROY. [79
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 238314; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
Mr. Rooster. [80
© July 6, 1910; BH 236255; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Vaud p62:
My DARLING NELLIE GRAY. [81
© Aug. 12, 1910; E 238708; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. No- -
tice rec’d Aug. 380, 1910; recorded,
Vee ps. 65:
My MORNING ROSE. [82
© May 26, 1910; E 233056; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. ¥Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 65.
My ROSE FROM THE GARDEN OF LOVE.
[83
© June 27, 1910; EH 285120; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 2, 1910; recorded,
fC oes Gil,
My SWEENY. [84
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 288858; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 65.
- My SWEET CARAMOE. [85
© Aug. 23, 1910; EH 238702; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 65.
No ONE KNOWS BUT NOAH. [86
© July 27, 1910; E 235740; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR YOU DEAR. [ST
© Aus: 24, 1910: “H 238723;
Chas. K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Nothing rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; record-
ed, v. 1, p. 64.
NOVELETTE. [S8
© July 24, 1909; H 212287; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
‘ N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 62.
Oou; from The girl of my pp i.
S¢
© July 16, 1910; E 236577; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
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pt. 1 DAS.,'V. 3
OSCULATION (THE) BOMBASHAY. [90
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238725; Chas.
K. Harris,.New York, N. Y... Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
OYSTER RAG. [91
© May 9, 1910; E 231299; Jerome
H. Remick & eco., New York, N.Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Vel De On.
PLANNING. [92
© June 6, 1910; EH 233425: Gus.
Edwards, ine., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Gee Ber Daan y
PRINCE (THE) OF PEACE. [93
© May 19, 1910; E 231814; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 2, 1910; recorded,
vo op. GL
PURPLE TWILIGHT; intermezzo. [94
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 238316; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
REst (THE) OF THE WEEK SHE’S MINE.
[95
© Aug. 18, 1910; E 237272: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
Vir). .04.
RING ME UP IN THE MORNING. [96
© June 21, 1910; E 234852: Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
Vo p: 62!
ROoT, ROOT IN THE GOOD OLD WAY:
march and two-step. [97
© June 24, 1910: E 234944: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 2, 1910; recorded,
per Sg oo
Rosa RiIGoLet to. [98
© July 15, 1910; E 236533: Gus.
Edwards, ine., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
We 40 on.~Ge.
SAYONARA. [99
© Dec. 29, 1909 ; E 221760; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded,
We a. Dp: Oo.
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. [100
© June 7, 1910; E 234341; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Aug. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 63.
SLEEPY HEAD. [101
© Aug. 23, 1910; E 288700; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Dp. Go:
So LoNG, TONY, SO LONG. [102
© Aug. 23, 1910; E 238701; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
pe Gp:
SoaP BUBBLE DAYS; from Jumping
Jupiter. [103
© Aug. 18, 1910; (isin M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
STRIKE UP A BAG PIPE TUNE. [104
© June 21, 1910; E 234848; Gus.
Edwards, ine., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded,
V0 DiGere
SUGAR MOON. [105
© May (28, 19105 2. otieese2.>-
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Aug. 12, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 62.
SUNDAY NIGHT. [106
© July 16, 1910; EH 234760;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Aug. 12, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 62.
SWEET Kitty BELLAIRS. [107
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 238318; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 19, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 64.
SWEETEST (THE) GIRL. [108
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238726; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
TEXAS. [109
© May 25, 1910; E 233335; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 80, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
DAVGh
THAT’sS YIDDISHA LOVE. [110
© July 9, 1910; E 236391; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 2, 1910; recorded,
Ve ae ops ode
THAT TICKLIN’ RAG. [411
© July 27, 1910; E 286869; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Aug. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
61.
1200
NOTICES OF USER
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1910
20814 (121)
THOSE WERE THE HAPPY DAYS. [112
© July 18, 1910; E 286574; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 3, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
61.
TO THE STRAINS OF THAT WEDDING
MARCH; from Jumping Jupiter. [1138
© July 27, 1910; B 285741: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1910; recorded, |
%...1."p: GA.
TUM-TE-TUM-TUM-TUM. [114 |
© June 16, 1910; E 234713; Jos. |
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice |
rec’d Aug. 29, 1910; recorded, vy. 1, |
p. 63.
VALSE FANTASTIQUE. ah), |
© Sept. 7, 1910; E 212786; Fran-
eis EK. Blanchard, Defiance, Ohio.
Notice rec’d Aug. 4, 1910; recorded,
eck a Bl.
VENUS OF EARTH; waltzes. [116
© May 24, 1910; E 232769; Jos.
W. Stein & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910; recorded, v.
1, p. 638.
| WE’RE ALL HERE TO SEE YOU OFF. [117
© June 13, 1910; E 233664; Jos.
| Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
| rec’d Aug. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Ds Ga:
| WEATHER (THE) MAN. [118
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 238724; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Aug. 80, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 64.
WHO ARE YOU WITH TO-NIGHT. [119
© June 21, 1910; E 234853; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 12, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 62.
| WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO KNOW ME BET-
TER. [120
© June 27, 1910; E 235020; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 30, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 65.
| YOU STOLE MY GAL. mi2t
| _ © July 7, 1910; B 286801; Jeff. T.
| Branen music pub. co., New York,
N: YY. Notice rec'd Aug. 12, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 63.
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LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 5
Nos. 40-43
OCTOBER, 1910
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A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions |
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue, |
immediately following the text. |
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or |
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce |
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4, |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A CHI vuO REPASSA; canzone napole-
tana, versi di A. Barbier, musica di
S. Gambardella. [20815
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 14,
1910; E 289259; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
*A MARECHIARE;: versi di A. Cenerazzo,
musica di Paolo Bolognese; canto e
mandolino. 4to. [20815
Gr Age 15 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18,
1910; E 2387139; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
7A ’NNAMMURATA D’ ’O BERSAGLIERE;
marcia, canzone napoletana, versi
di Giuseppe Irace, musica di Vittorio
Fassone; canto e pianoforte. [20817
© Ane 18; 1910; 2c. Aug. 30,
1910; E 237600; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
’A ROSSA ’E COPP’ ’0 VOMMERO; Versi
di G. B. de Curtis, musica di E. de
Curtis. [20818
@ Age 13, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1910; EH 238799; Ferdinando Bideri.
Naples, Italy.
A ’STA FENESTA; canzone napoletana,
versi di Cesare Pozzetti, musica di
BH. Capua; canto e pianoforte. [20819
rsent. 1, 1910;° 2c. \Sept.. 12.
1910; E 2390838; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
ABEND (DER); ged. von Fr. von Schil-
ler, musik von Joachim Albrecht,
prinz von Preussen. Ausgabe fiir
tenor. [20820
Gr auly 11, 1910; 2 ¢.,.Aug.. 20,
1910; EH 237248; W. Sulzbach, Ber-
lin, Germany.
ABSCHIED; ged. von Karl Weitbrecht,
musik von [I. A. Méller.] 4to.
(Hausmusik Oberammergau, no. 10.)
[20821
er Ane. 22.1910: 2.¢) Sept. 15,
1910; E 240085; Balthasar Keller,
Oberammergau, Germany.
ACH NICHT DOCH, ACH LASS DOCH DIE
ROLLEREL IN RUH; humoristischer
rolischuh-rheinlinder, text und mu-
sik von Eug. Herb. Darras. [20822
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240079; Paul Westphal, Ber-
lin, Germany.
ADIEU; song without words, by H.
Reineck, op. 8, no. 2; piano. [20823
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1910; E 237686:
Henry Reineck, Chicago, II].
ADVENTURES (THE) oF YANKEE Doo-
DLE; written and composed by Leslie
Harris. [20824
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 29,
1910; E 287587; Reynolds’ & co.,
London, England.
AFFINITE (L’); valse lente, by Chas.
J. Roberts; orch. New York, Emil
Ascher. 8vo. [20825
©) Avge, 16) 91910 4.2) chy Ase ere
1910; E 238518; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
AFRICANA; valse by Maxime Heller;
piano. [20826
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239248; Frederick Harris
eco., London, England.
AHALLA; words and music by Ken-
neth MacDougall. [20827
© Aug. 30, 19103142) c Aug.) 29,
1910; E 237532; Middletown mu-
sic pub. co., Middletown, Conn.
Arpa. See Verdi (G.)
ALERTE (L’); fanfare militaire, by
Francois Behr, op. 512, rev. and
fingered by Carl Hofmann; piano.
[20828
©) July. 29%) 1910872" e. Aue. 18;
1910; E 237171; Carl Fischer, New
Or INe | Ne
ALEXANDER; words by Maud Frazer,
musie by Alfred L. Field. [20829
©) Arig.) 8) 1910; (2 c Sept. 13,
1910; E 239163; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
ALICE, MY ICE PALACE QUEEN; words
and musie by Francis Jean Walz.
[20880
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Sept. L,
1910: E 239050; Webb Rockefeller
Miller, Chicago, Il.
ALL GLORY, LAUD AND HONOR; by Rob-
ert A. Foss; mixed voices and cor-
net in B flat, ad lib. 4to. [2e831
© Aug. 17, 1910; 2 cc. Aug. 19,
1910: E 238569; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
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20882
ALL HAIL THE PoweER; words by Ed-
ward Peeronel, music by W. Still-
man Martin. [20832
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 ©¢. AS) EE,
1910; E 238520; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, Ill.
AtL I WANT IS SOMETHING THAT LOOKS
LIKE you; words and music by Will
R. Anderson. [20833
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c. Aus. 25,
1910; E 2373875; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ALLEGRO PoMPoso IN D; by Henry
Hackett, op. 22. London. Novello
& co. ltd. (Compositions for the
organ, no. 6.) [20834
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. Aug. ilo
1910; E 2385384; J. & W. Chester,
Brighton, England.
ALLEMANDE; par J. H. Fiocco, arr. par.
Noel Johnson; violoncello et piano,
[208385
© July 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 17, 1910 ;
B 239079; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
ALONE AT THE BEAUTIFUL GATE, words
by Jessie Brown Pounds, music by
Fred. H. Byshe. [20836
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12:
1910; E 239030; E. O. Excell, Chi-
eago, Ill.
ALSCHAUSKY (SERAFIN) Konzert no.
2, in B dur; posaune solo mit orches-
ter. Stimmen. [208387
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 23;
1910; E 237317; A. HE. Fischer, Bre-
men, Germany.
ALTE (DER) BRUMMBAR; polka comique
von Julius Fucik, op. 210, fiir fagott
solo und orchester, mit piano-direc-
tion. Stimmen. 4to. [20838
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 14,
1910; BE 239254; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
AutrHaus (BasiL) 56 short exercises
on broken chords in all keys, op. 101;
violin solo. [208389
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1910;
EB 239315; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
ALUMNI MARCH; by C. L. Gregory;
piano. [20840
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
EB 237814; Louis Retter music Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
1204
AM SEE; ged. von Georg Jager, musik
pt. TI, 0.8., v.5
von Heinrich Sickinger, op. 58 ; man-
nerechor. 4to. [20841
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240089; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
AM UFER DES FLUSSES, DES MANZA-
WARES; von Adolf Jensen, tibertra-
gen von Emil Kronke; klavier.
(Drei lieder no. 3.) [20842
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239314; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
AMERICAN (THE) BOY SCOUT; OR, THE
BoY scouT; march or two-step by
J. Gearen; orchestra. 4to. [208438
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 238993; Joseph Gearen, Chicago,
i:
AMMORE VICINO; canzone napoletana,
versi di E. A. Mario, musica di F.
Pugliese; canto e piano. [20844
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 30,
1910; E 237596; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
AMONG THE HILLS OF SUNNY TENNES-
SEE; words and musie by Truman
G. Cunningham. New York, F. B. |
Haviland pub. co. [20845 |
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 30,
1910: E 237618; Truman G. Cun-
ningham, Jackson, Tenn.
Amour BRIS&; valse lente par Ernest |
Gillet; orchestre avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. [20846
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237203; Enoch & ©o., Paris,
France.
Amour (L’) VAINQUEUR VALSE, by
Frederick Lane; piano. [20847
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 12, 1910;
E 2835997; Weekes & ©CO., London,
England.
AMOUREUSES PAQUES; mélodie, paroles
de H. Fischer, musique de J. Jemain. |
[20848 |
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 22, i
1910; E 288692; Durand & cie.,.
Paris, France.
AN VOLLEN BUSCHELZWEIGEN (Upon the |
tufted branches); English version ff
by Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh, musik
von Robert Kahn, op. 55, ne. 6. |
(Neun gedichte von Job. Wolfgang |
yon Goethe, no. 6). [20849 |
© Aug. 8 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 24, |
1910; E 238805; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, |
Berlin, Germany. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
20868
ANBETUNG;: musik von Adolph P.
Boehm, op. 24, fiir eine hohe sing-
stimme mit orchester. Partitur.
(Zwei gesiinge, no. 2.) [20850
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240064; Otto Junne, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AND I THOUGHT HE WAS A BUSINESS
MAN; words by Vincent Bryan, mu-
sic by H. Von Tilzer. [20851
© Aus 13, 1910: 2 c. Aug. 13,
1910; E 235998; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
ANDULKO SaAFAROVA (Schaffers Ann-
chen); march, on a Bohemian song,
by Fr. Kmoch, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
full band. 4to. [20852
i aaly 23. 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18,
1910; E 237155; Carl Fischer, New
York N.Y:
ANGLE (THE) WORM WIGGLE; words
by Maynard Schwartz, music by
Harry S. Lorch. [20853
ae 2) 1910; 2 c. Aug. 25,
er ee eoraol: Victor Kremer,
Chicago, Ill.
ANNA BELLE; words by G. F. Stone,
music by Bertha Wallace. [ 20854
Grane. 27, 1910; 2 e¢. Aug: 29,
1910; E 237561; C. E. Dore, Boston,
Mass.
ANSWER THE CAPTAIN DIVINE; words
by James Rowe, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. S8vo. [20855
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238782; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
ANTLER’S TOWN; words and music by
A. S. Shaw. [20856
© Aue. 25, 1910: 2 e«.’ Aug. 18,
Pog 2301435; Arthur S. Shaw,
Chicago, Il.
ANY OLD TIME OR ANY OLD PLACE;
words by J. Brandon Walsh, music
by Al. W. Brown. [20857
Oman. 25, 1910 2. ¢. Aug. 25,
1910; EK 287358; Victor Kremer,
Chicago, Ill.
APHORISM; par W. Imboden; piano.
[20858
©, Aue 27,1910: /2 ce Sept. 8,
1910; E 237888; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
APRIL; Easter chimes, reverie, by Sis-
ter of St. Joseph; piano, in E flat.
(All the year round, no. 4.) [20859
©) Aue 22.1910 2 ec. Aug. 28,
1910; E. 237295; Leo Feist, New
ork, N.Y.
a
ARABESQUE EN FORME D’HTuDE; by
Theodor Leschetizky, op. 45, no. 1,
ed. by John Orth; piano. [20860
©) Aug: <23) 1910s" 2c Aviemore
1910; E 237482; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ARABESQUE IN B; by Erik Meyer-Hel-
mund, ed. by John Orth; piano.
[20861
© Auge 28) 1910 De. Annet 27
1910; E 2874838; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ARCADE (THE) GIRL; march and two
step, by Arthur Pryor, arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts; full orch. 4to. [20862
© July 45, 1910: 2c, Aus 18;
1910; E 237150; Carl Fischer, New
Works Ns x.
ARCADIA; intermezzo, by Luella Lock-
wood Moore; piano. [20863
©) Aus. 42771910 2 ey, Aus 27;
1910; E 237425; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
ARIEL; étude caractéristique, by Law-
rence Fry; piano. London, Breit-
kopf & Hirtel. [20864
@rAge Wi 19102 Ga Sent. 15,
1910; EK 240096; Lawrence Fry, Lon-
don, England.
Artoso; par J. H. Fiocco, arr. par Noel
Johnson; violoncello et piano.
[20865
© dJune.25,-910; 2) ec Aus, 17,
1910; E 239080; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
ARISE AND SHINE; words by Warren
Farson, music by Bernard Farson.
8vo. (Milk and honey, no. 52.)
[20866
© Auge.ii5, A910% ‘2 <e: Aue. 24,
1910; EH 238758; Metropolitan church
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
ARISE, YE SERVANTS OF Gop; words and
music by Mrs. P. C. Curnick.
[20867
© June 16, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 29,
1910% 6H: 237572: Paul ©. Curniek,
South Bend, Ind.
AROUND THE WORLD; march and two-
step; by Felice 8. Iula, arr. by John
Itzel; band. 4to. [20868
©) Aus, 426)517910 >. 2 e., Aue 20,
1910; E 287485; Musiclovers Co.,
New Yorks, N,-¥,
1205
SR
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20869
pt. HE B28, Vo
ARRICAMANNO; canzone napoletana,
versi di E. Milano e A. Caso, musica
di Gaetano Spagnolo; canto e piano.
[20869
©) Aus (18 1910; 2 es Auges0:
1910: E 237595; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
ART SONGS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS; by W.
Earhart. New York, Cincinnati
[ete.] 1910. 2838 p. 4to. [20870
© July 16, 1910: 2 @ wAugents,
1910; A 271035; Will Earhart, Rich-
mond, Ind.
AS DEEP AS THE DEEP BLUE SEA; words
by Rene Bronner, music by H. W.
Petrie; low voice. [20871
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c« Aug.-.29,
1910; E 237498; F. B. Haviland pub.
¢o:, ,New. York, N.-¥;
AT A QUEEN’S RECEPTION; court dance,
by W. Aletter; piano. [20872
@eAus 1S; 71910.72 ef Aug. 20,
1910; EH 237270; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
AT AN EVENING ENTERTAINMENT; OV€Ir-
ture by H. Thompson; orchestra.
4to. [20873
(OpAug 25. 1910-72 ex Aug. 15,
1910; E 2387758; Hans Thompson,
Clinton, Iowa.
At ConeEy ISLE; words by Sadie A.
Rode, music by Walter S. Rode.
[20874
Ane: 47.2110 2 ves Aue. 1%
1910; E 2388580; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N.Y.
AT JESUS’ FEET; words by Maud Fra-
zer, music by Robert Harkness.
[20875
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
EK 239210; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AT THE FoRGE; trio, English version by
Frederick W. Bancroft, music by
Edmund Parlow; women’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 482.) [20876
@rAug. 22. 1910272 ©” Aug. 22,
1910; E 238661; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AT THE MILL; by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Echoes from many lands,
no. 7.) [20877
ey Ais 22 1910" 2G, Arie. 22)
1910; E 238674; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
} AUTUMN (AN) LULLABY;
Avueust; Out on a farm, barn dance,
by Sister of St. Joseph; piano, in G.
(All the year round, no. 8.) [20878
© Aug. 22, 19103793 cyanea 23:
1910; E 237299; Leo Feist, New
Work INS.
AUS DER JUGENDZEIT; 20 kleine klavier-
stiicke in 8 heften, von Max Reger,
op. 13. Heft 1-3. [20879-20881
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 @ each Sept.
16, 1910; HE 2389327-239s29—" " B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
AUTUMN LEAVES; reverie, by Hugene
Mack; piano. [20882
© Aug: 25,1910!" 2 Geen 25.
1910; E 237391; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
words by
Bertha Gerneaux Davis, music by
J. W. Bischoff; sop. or ten. and alto
or bar. [20883
© Aug. 22, 1910: 62 %c¢ a ame2-
1910; E 238645; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AVE Maria; music by Carl Bohm, op.
388; voice with violin and piano.
[20884
© Aug. 26, 1910532) GaAs Sr.
1910; E 238854; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
See Gounod (C. F.)
AWAKE BELOVED FOR OUR WEDDING
MORN; words and music by Clarice
Manning, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[20885
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238708; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
AVE VERUM.
BABETTE; intermezzo two-step by Henry
Kessler, arr. by John Itzel; orch.
4to. [20886
© Aug. 26, 1910: 2) cy Ame 2s,
1910; E 237487 ; Musiclovers co., New
York, N. Y.
BABY FACE; words and music by Chas.
Ridgewell and Geo. A. Stevens. Pro-
fessional. [20887
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 @¢ Aue
1910; E 238721; B. Feldman & Co.,
London, England.
BaBY MINE; words and music by
Clarice Manning. [20888
© Aug. 27,'1910;-2 eV Ameer
1910; E 237426; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
1206
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
20904
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Mein
zlaubiges herze, frohlocke (My heart
ever faithful, sing praise); ed. by
Max Spicker; mezzo sop. in D.
[20889
Aug. 29,
Schirmer, New
ePeaae 27, 1910; 2 ¢.
1910; H 287562; G.
York, N. Y.
Passacaglia, in C moll; fiir zwei
klavier eingerichtet von Hermann
Keller. [20890
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240099; Steingriiber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
—— Sarabande, A moll; neu bearbeitet
von Michael Press; violine und
klavier. (Stticke alter meister, band
8, no. 47.) [20891
Gedoly. 27, 1910; 2 c. Aug: 30,
1910; E 287652; Schlesinger’sche
buch u-musikhandlung (Rob. Lie-
nau), Berlin, Germany.
2 bourrées; neu bearbeitet von
Michael Press; violine und klavier.
(Stticke alter meister, band 8, no.
48.) [20892
@soly 27, 1910: 2 ¢ Aug. 30,
1910; E 287653; Schlesinger’sche
buch u-musikhandlung (Rob. Lie-
nau), Berlin, Germany.
BACK HOME; words and music by J. M.
Widdows. New York, &. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [20893
Cn An 30,1910; 2 c. Aug. 80;
1910; E 287617; J. Morris Widdows,
Connersville, Ind.
BacCK WHERE THE KATY-DIDS SING;
words and music by Will Kennedy.
: [20894
er Ag 17,1910; 2c. Aug. 17,
1910; E 238531; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
BAISER (LE) D’EUNICE; extrait de Quo
Vadis, opéra en 5 actes, musique de
Jean Nougués, arr. par _ Victor
Charmettes; violoncelle solo et or-
chestre. 4to. [20895
© Aus. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; E 287220; G. Astruc & ©co.,
Paris, France.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Bohemian
girl; arr. by W. EF. Ambrosio; 3 vio-
lins, piano, and guitar. [20896
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
EH 237192; Carl Fischer, New York,
Digs
BALKAN (THE) PRINCESS; selection,
music by Paul A. Rubens, arr. by
Shipley Douglas; band. 4to. (Chap-
pel’s brass and reed band journal,
no. 80.) [20897
©) Ave. 22) 1910. “20'e, Auer 23
1910; E 287333; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
BALLET- SUITE; aus dem _ tanzpoem,
Psyche, von Paul Juon, op. 32a,
grosses orchester. Ausgabe ftir direk-
tionsstimme. [20898
© July 30, 1910: 2 c. Aug. 27, 1910;
EK 2387490; Schlesinger’sche buch
u-musikhandlung (Rob. Lienau), Ber-
lin, Germany.
BALLOON (THE) MAN; and other songs
for children, music by H. Bingham.
Chicago, Illinois music co. [20899
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237796; Helena Bingham, Chicago,
ile
BANDOLINE (LA); rondo von F. Cou-
perin, neu bearbeitet von Michael
Press; violine und klavier. (Stticke
alter meister, band 8, no. 44.)
[20900
© July 26, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1910;
E 237651; Schlesinger’sche buch
u-musikhandlung (Rob. Lienau), Ber-
lin, Germany.
BANNER (THE) OF PEACE AND OTHER
PEACE SONGS; for the use of schools
and peace societies, words by Belle
Bush, music by D. Batchellor. 8vo.
[20901
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 2,
1910; E 287871; D. Batchellor, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
BARBER OF SEVILLE. See Rossini (G. A.)
BARCAROLLE; by Mabel Howard Mc-
Duffee; piano. [20902
@©Auey 80), 1910)" 2, e. Sept.., 1,
1910; E 287719; Clayton F. Summy,
Co., Chicago, Ill.
BARGIEL (WOLDEMAR) Suite, op. 31;
piano. (Music library ed., no. 603.)
[209038
© July 29, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237172; Carl Fischer, New York,
N. Y.
BE A LIGHT FOR JESUS; words by Kate
Ulmer, music by J. E. Delmarter.
[20904
@ Aug. 8: 1910; 2 e Sept. 13,
1910: E 239207: Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
1207
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20905
pt: 1 BS, vas
Be A MAN; words and music by W. J.
Godfrey. [20905
© July -20, 19105 2.e," Aug. sh,
1910; E 238900; Wilbert J. Godfrey,
Jonesville, Mich.
Be FAITHFUL TO HiM; words by Maud
Frazer, music by Geo. H. Kurtz.
[20906
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239164; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BEAUTIFUL MOONLIGHT; words and
music by Stephen Glover, ed. by
Frederic H. Ripley and H. UL.
Heartz; sop. and alto. 4to. (Stan-
hope ed., no. 124.) [20907
© Aueh 22), AGIOr. 2 .7e. Ane Bd,
1910; E 237424; White-Smith music
pub. ¢o., Boston, Mass.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Contre-
tanz; violine mit klavierbegleitung,
arr. von Willy Burmester. Ausgabe
fiir violoncello mit klavier, arr. von
Alfred Moffat. (Alte weisen, no. 5.)
[20908
© July, 18) A910 =" 2. ce. -Anes “17,
1910; E 289073; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— Menuet; violine mit klavier be-
gleitung, arr. v. Willy Burmester.
Ausgabe ftir violoncello mit klavier,
arr. von Alfred Moffat. (Alte wei-
sen, no. 2.) [20909
© July 18;.1910+ 2 ¢. Aug. 17,
1910; E 289070; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
BEIM BEGRABNIS; musik von M. Rich-
staetter, op. 25, no. 3; fiir vierstim-
migen miénnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[20910
©) july 23,7 A910: 2, -c) Aug. 27,
1910; E 2387458; Bungard-Wasem,
Godesberg a. Rh., Germany.
BELIEVE ON THE LorD JESUS CHRIST;
words by Julia H. Johnston, music
by J. E. Delmarter. [20911
@eAne 8. A910 272 ¢.\Septy: 13.
1910; H 239187; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
BELLA CA -PUORTE ‘’E ZUOCCOLE .. .
versi di E. A. Mario, musica di F.
Pugliese. [20912
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c Aug. 24,
1910; E 238796; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
BELLINI' (VINCENZO) La sonnam-
bula; arr. by W. F. Ambrosio; 3
violins, piano and guitar. [20913
© Aug. 2; 1910:"2feueeee 15
1910; E 237200; Carl Fischer, New
Work, No. 32
BELLS OF CHRISTMAS; words by Birdie
Bell, music by T. H. Meredith.
[20914 |
© -Oct. 21, 19093) 2) semesent 4.
1910; E 237705; Tullar Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
BEND THOU MY WILL TO THINE; words
by Elsie Duncan Yale, music by C.
Harold Lowden. No. 1. High voice
in F. No. 2. Low voice in D. [20915
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 26,
1910; E 237440; John’ J. Hood co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BENEATH THE YIDDISHA MOON; by Tom
Smith; vocal orch.; key of A flat.
4to. [20916
© Aug. 31, 1910:°2 Senet 1,
1910; E 237711; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BENEDICTUS; set to music in the key
of C, by John HE. West. 4to. (No-
vello’s services, anthems, ete., for
men’s voices, no. 91.) [20917
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 8,
1910; E 237866; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
BERCEUSE; by Leo Schermann, op. 3.
(Two compositions for violin and
piano, no. 1.) [20918
© July 21, 1910552 te ae,
1910; E 287162; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks ING
by Madame Lawrence Townsend,
rev. and ed. by Gustav Saenger; vio-
lin and piano. [20919
© Aug. 2, 1910; °2.e2 kee ac.
1910; E 287170; Carl Fischer, New
York Neve
par C. Ruyssen pour violoncelle et
piano. [20920
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239145; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
par Nandor Zsolt; pour violon et
piano. [20921
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 19, 1910;
E 238578; Augener, Iltd., London,
England.
1208
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
20940
Beritioz (Hector-Lovis) Ungarischer
marsch; aus Faust’s verdammung
arr. von Emil Kronke, fiir 2 klaviere
zu § hiinden. [20922
ewe. 4, 1910; 2 c.. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289311; B. Schoitt’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
BETROGENE (DER) AFFENJAGER; text
yon Hermann Frey und F. W. Hardt,
musik von Paul Bendix. [20923
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237480; Luna-verlag, Berlin, Ger-
many.
BEYOND A WORLD OF CARE; words and
music by Elmer E. Stubbs. . [20924
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 ¢«. Sept. 6,
1910; E 237896; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BEYOND THE STARS; words by W. P.
Rasin, music by H. Kirkus Dugdale.
[20925
@ suly 20, 1910; 2 c Aug. 31,
1510> & 238913; Wm. P. Rasin,
Washington, D. C.
BIEDERMEIERTANZ ; kosttim-quadrille
fiir 4 paare, von Rudolph Knoll, mu-
sik von Ernst Miirich. Ausgabe ftir
klavier mit tanzbeschreibung.
[20926
ews 22, 1910; 2 ec. Aue: 23,
1910; E 237320; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany.
BIENEN-LIED; aus der burleske, Eine
lustige Spreewald-fahrt, von Paul
Lincke; orchester-mit piano-direc-
tion. Stimmen. 4to. [20927
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239253; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Bie (THE) TRUNK AND THE LITTLE
TRUNK; duet and dance from The
girl and the drummer, lyric by
George Broadhurst, music by Augus-
tus Barratt. [20928
@ Ane! 20, 1910: 2 ¢ Aug, 22,
1910; E 238627; Leo Feist, New
York, N. Y.
Birps (THE) ARE ASLEEP; poem by
Franz Christan, music by W. H.
Neidlinger; sop. or ten., and alto or
bar. [20929
nr Aue, 22-1910; 2 ce. Aug '22,
1910; E 238654; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BIRgDS IN SPRINGTIME (V6glein in friih-
ling) ; by A. Sartorio, op. 859, no. 1;
piano. (Pleasures of life, no. 1.)
[209380
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
EK 2377381; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BIRTHDAY SERENADE (Geburtstags
stindchen) ; by A. Sartorio, op. S59,
no. 10; piano. (Pleasures of life,
no. 10.) [209381
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c Sept. 2, 1910;
EK 237740; Theo. Presser Co., Phiia-
delphia, Pa.
BizET (GkroRGES) Carmen; arr. by
W. F. Ambrosio; 3 violins, piano
and guitar. [20932
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237195; Carl Fischer, New York,
INES
— Chanson du toréador; from Car-
men, English version by Th. Baker.
(Operatic anthology, no. 180.)
[20933
© Sept. 13, 1910: 2 cc Sepe 14
1910; E 239242; G. Schirmer, New
VOrk uN: ey.
BiAcK BEAUTY ; by Victor
Moulton; piano.¢ [20934
©. Avge 30%, 1910s5-2, .c. Auge n29:
1910; E 237577; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Ill.
waltz,
BLANCHEFLEURE; von Ernst Toch, op.
16; violine und _ klavier. (Vom
Sterbenden rokoko, no. 2.) [20935
© sue. 2) 1G Ose Qite, \ Aue. 130:
1910 BW 2376384; P.* Pabst; Leipzig,
Germany.
BLESS THE LoRD; words from the 103d.
Psalm, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. S8vo. [20936
©PAwe. 1. 1910: 2 «ce. Aug... 24:
1910; EH 238794; S. W. Beazley,
Laurel, Miss.
BLossoms; words by Mrs. F. Wolcott.
Webster, music by Evelyn Diss-
more, mezzo-soprano. [20937-
@)pAme MI2h 7d 910 +02) err Aus. 30,
1910; E 237659; Webster & Diss-
more, Des Moines, Ia.
BLUE (THE) AND THE GRAY; march,
by Bessie Barrett; piano. [20938
©. Aue 225. 1910: 2 ¢ Auso25:
1910; E 287401; McKinley music
co, Chicaza,: Til
BLUE (THE) DREAM; waltz-idyl, by
N. Mavrogenis; piano. [20989
©.1 c¢. Sept. 3, 1910; E 288923;
N. Mavrogenis, Chicago, Il.
BLUE RIBBON; danse gracieuse by H.
Engelmann; piano. [20240
©: 'Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 14,
1910; BH. 289248; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
1209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
nit. IIT, 1. §., V. 5
20941
BLUSH OF DAWN; novelette, by I.
Borovsky, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
orch. [20941
Or Ane site 19T0 2c: (Sepia
1910; EH 2377138; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N.Y.
BoHEMIAN GIRL. See Balfe (M. W.)
BoiteE A MUSIQUE; carillon, morceau
caractéristique, par G. De Sena, op.
99; piano. [20942
© Aug 3,. 191042: -¢ uSept. 15;
1910; E 240073; Carisch & Jini-
chen, Milan, Italy.
Bonn; ged. von Carmen Sylva, mu-
sik yon Heinr. Zollner, op. 99, no.
1; mannerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[20943
* ©), Aue, 4. 19L0: 2 c., Sept: 16,
1910; E “239333 ; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Boost ouR TOWN; two-step, march, by
D. L. White; band. 4to. [20944
©, Aug. 1, 1910; 2. c, Aug. 19,
1910; E O38577 - White- Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Booster (THE); march, by C. C.
Briggs; piano. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [20945
©@r Ais. 47, A910 2 e wAgiE 117,
1910; E 288545; C. C. Briggs, Ivor,
Va.
BoOOSTER’S (THE) PARADE MARCH; by
E. R. Washburn; piano. [20946
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1910; E 238590;
Mrs. Emma R. Washburn, Delphos,
Ohio.
Boots AND SADDLES; march two step,
by Glenn W. Ashley; piano. [20947
(© Awe 25,1910. 2 ec. Aug. 25;
1910; E 287411; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Il.
BorcHt (Luie1) Sonata in la mag-
giore; violino, con ace di pianoforte,
digitazione, ornamenti, di Cesare
Barison. [20948
© July 27,1910: 2 ie Aug. 27:
1910; H 237485; C. Schmid] & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Boris GoDUNOW; musikalisches volks-
drama in vier aufziigen und mit
einem prolog, nach Puschkin und
Karamsin, von M. P. Mussorgsky,
bearbeitet und instrumentiert von N.
Rimsky-Korssakow, deutsche iiber-
setzung von Max Lippold, English
translation by Rosa Newmarch.
Klavierauszug mit text, deutsch-eng-
lisch. [20949
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 27, 1910:
D 18715: W. Bessel & cie., Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig, Germany.
BOWER OF ROSES; flower song, by Louis
A. Drumheller, op. 91; piano. [20950
© Aug: 22, 19105 (2 9e) eAmes22-
1910; E 238620; Brehm bros., Hrie,
Ea:
Boy (THE) scouT; march song, words
by I. C. Tichenor, music by Adolf
Tandler. [20951
©1c. Aug. 8, 1910; E 238707; Ira
C. Tichenor, Los Angeles, Cal.
Boy scouts; march by Alfred Cam-
meyer; piano. [20952
© Aug. 22, 191059 2 eee,
1910; E 238682; Cammeyer music
co., London, England.
Boys; from The sweetest giri in Paris,
lyric by Addison Burkhardt and
Collin Davis, music by Jos. E. How-
ard. [20953
©. Aug. 24, 1910: 2 eyAue, 24.
1910; EH 238781: Chas” Ke Barris:
New York, N. Y.
Boys (THE) IN BLUE; march by Henry
Bartell; piano. [20954
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 « Aug. 29,
1910; E 237576; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
BRAUTTANZ (DER); ged. von Simon
Dach, musik von Reinhard Oppel;
minnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [20955
© Aug... 22, 1910; 2 Gasepe, ts,
1910; H 240087 : : Fr. ae Leip-
zig, Germany.
BRIGHT LIGHTS GAY; OR, THE NEW
MOWN HAY; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by H. Von Tilzer;
low voice. [20956
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2° e > Age s0;
1910; EK 237629; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
BRIGHT, (A) LOVING, CUTE, BAD LITTLE
GIRL; from The girl and the drum-
mer; lyric by George Broadhurst,
music by Augustus Barratt. [20957
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 ee: Ane
1910; E 238628; Leo. Feist, New
York, IN AY.
Brook (THE); by S. Camillo Engel;
piano. (Four characteristic com-
position studies in melodie form, no.
ea - [20958
©. July 28, 1910: - 2, c.. Ameaats,
1910; E 287175; Carl Fischer, New
York: NY:
1210
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1910
BROTHER AND SISTER (Bruder und
schwester); polka by H. Necke;
piano with ist and 2nd violins ad lib.
(Musical sketch book.) [20959
ewe. 15. 1910> 2 c Aug. 15,
1910; E 238490; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BROWNIES (THE) (Heinzel-miinnchen) ;
by Hugo Reinhold, op. 58, no. 8, ed.
and fingered by Louis Oesterle; pi-
ano. [20960
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237228; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
BRZEZINSKI (FRANCISZEK) Sonate, D
dur, op. 6; violine und klavier.
[20961
© July 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240069; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
BUENA VISTA WALTZ; by E. Fordi;
piano. [20962
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2.c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 2387287; HE. Fordi, Los Angeles,
Cal.
BUMMEL-LIED; aus der operetten-bur-
leske, Vindobona du herrliche stadt,
text yon J. Bramer und A. Griin-
wald, musik von Leo Ascher.
[20963
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1910;
E 237643; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
BURGMULLER (FRIEDRICH) Twenty-five
easy and progressive studies (25
études faciles et progressives); op.
100, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[20964
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 237876; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Busy (THE) BEE; waltz by Alfred
Fieldhouse; piano. [20965
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; EK 240022; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
BUTTERFLY; by S. Camillo Engel;
piano. (Four characteristic compo-
sition studies in melody form, no. 4.)
[20966
© July. 28, 1910; -2 ¢. Aug. 18,
1910; E 237178; Carl Fischer, New
work, .N:. ¥.:
BY THE BROOKSIDE; reverie by Harold
Spencer; piano. [20967
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1910;
"E 237882; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
20976
BY THE BROOKSIDE IN THE DELL; words
and music by H. L. Reese. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [20968
©, Aug: 24. Ot <42) ce Aue oe.
1910; E 288814; Harry L. Reese,
Sonyea, N. Y.
CALL (THE) OF THE BUGLE; march, by
Eugene Mack; piano. [20969
© Aes 25, 1910.02) e-lAgie: N25,
1910; E 287400; McKinley music
co., Chicago, III.
CALLER HERRIN’, See Waghorne(W. R.)
CAMPBELL (JOHN E.) Seven short and
easy pieces; piano. [20970
©) Aug. 3, 1910: 2. Ang 80;
1910; EH 237632; Bach & co., London,
England.
CAN’T YOU SEE I LOVE rou; from The
Newlyweds and their baby, by Nat
D. Ayer, arr. by Tom Clark; cornet
Solo with piano ace. (Witmark edi-
tion, no. 177.) [20971
©; Auge? 24; “1910 >) 2°.¢.,- Aue 25,
1910; EH 2373872; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— —— trombone solo with piano acc.
(Witmark edition, no. 175.) [20972
OW Nie 241910 2a ee Anr ea,
1910; E 237571; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CANTILENA D’AMORE; par P. Sudessi;
piano. [20973
© Sept: 17, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. -12,
1910; EH 2391384; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CARESSES D’ENFANT; par Maurice Pesse,
pour piano. (Six piécettes, no. 3.)
[20974
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; EH 239130; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
CARISSIMA; valse lente, music by Ken-
neth Douglas, arr. by John Ansell;
orchestra. 4to. [20975
OnAurs: 22° 1910 2 e Auge 28,
1910; E 237332; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
CARMEN. See Bizet (G.)
CARMENCITA; Spanish dance by James
H. Rogers; piano. (Hehoes from
many lands, no. 5.) [20976
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 « Aug. 22,
1910: B 238672; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
12KE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20977
ptr S53 V¥.5
Cat (THE) AND THE MOUSE; by G. A. | CHANTICLEER; march two step, by F.
Grant-Schaefer, op. 17; piano.
(Country scenes, no. 4.) [20977
© Aug) 22, 1910 502 es “Aue 22,
1910; E 288651; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CAUSE ME TO HEAR THY LOVING-KIND-
NESS; anthem, words from the Bible,
music by James H. Rogers; mixed
voices. (Octavo ed., no. 12052.)
[20978
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239009; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
CERTAIN (A) SORT OF FATHER; from the
musical play, The slim _ princess,
words by Henry Blossom, music by
Leslie Stuart. 4to. [20979
© Aug..29, 1910; 2..c. Aug. .30;
1910; E 287608; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CHANSON ANCIENNE; par Christian
Schifer, op. 52; piano. (Piéces
mignonnes, no. 5.) [20980
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1910;
EK 239256; Laudy & Co., London,
England.
CHANSON D'AMOUR; von Gustav Kaleve,
op. 8; fléte mit klavierbegleitung.
[20981
© ahuly 29; 19105 22 .e SAue30;
1910; E 237644; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
See Bizet (G.)
CHANSON NAIVE; par Heinrich Tellam;
piano a quatre mains. [20982
© Sept. 2,-1910; 2 ¢. -Sept.. 12,
1910; E 289148; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHANSON DU TOREADOR.
CHANSON TRISTE; L. Nassberg;
piano. [20983
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
EK 237748; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
by
CHANT DE MOISSON; 4 38 choeurs al-
ternés, recueilli en Savoie, musique
de Julien Tiersot; chant seul. 4to.
[20984
@ Sept 1G 1910-2 “Sept. 12;
1910; E 239119; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
CHANT SANS PAROLES; by Laura G.
Lemon; violin and piano. [20985
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 c Aug. 19,
1910; E 2358581; Boosey & co., Lon-
(lon, England.
ee eee eee
R. Kimball; piano. [20986
© Aug. 25, 1910+ 2 "es Ag 25.
1910; EH 287417; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Ill.
CHANTICLEER RAG; by Richard Grant;
piano. [20987
© Aug...25, 19102 °2 eee es.
1910; E 237418; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. Ill.
words by Edward Madden, music
by Albert Gumble. [20988
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235988; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. N. Y.
CHANTICLEER WALTZ; by Eugene Mack;
piano. [20989
© Aug. i125, 1910; <2Re Ades 25,
1910; E 237409; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, III.
CHARGE OF THE HUSSARS (HUSAREN-
BRITT); by Fritz Spindler, op. 140,
rey. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [20990
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237186; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING ae
CHARLOT (JACQUES) Chanson; pour
piano. [20991
©. Sept. 17, 19105) 2 7eanseore 12.
1910; E 239107; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHEER UP BROTHERS; by Louis Weslyn;
vocal orch., key of C. 4to. [20992
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237712; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, IN. Ws
—— words and music by Louis Wes-
lyn. [20993
© .Aug. 18, 19102\2 ‘Gaya geaeee:
1910; E 237269; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CHEER UP—FORGET IT—THE WORST IS
YET TO COME; words and music by
T. H. Hanson. [20994
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1910; BH 237133;
Thomas Howard Hanson, Petaluma,
Cal.
CHICAGO TOWN; words and music by
James Hodges and Mabel Darrell,
arr. by Hugh W. Grady. [20995
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237812; James Hodges, E. St.
Louis, Mo.
CHILDREN’S DELIGHT MARCH; by Victor
Moulton; piano. [20996
©. Aug: 25,/1910:; 2 ce: Ames 25,
1910; E 237399; McKinley music
co:, Chieago, Il.
1212 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21015
Cuimp’s (A) PRAYER; words by R.
Free, music by Robert Harkness.
[20997
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 138, 1910;
E 239179; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHINESISCHE STRASSENSERENADE; Char-
akterstiick von Ludwig Siede; piano-
forte. [20998
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240078; Paul Westphal, Ber-
lin, Germany.
CHoIcE (THE) OF A MAN; from The
girl and the drummer, words and
music by Augustus Barratt; trio and
chorus. [20999
Ams in, 1910: 2-c. Aug. 22
may
1910; E 238618; Leo. Feist, New
Yerks NN: Y¥..
CHOLER; by F. S. Kelly, op. 4; piano
solo. (Cycle of lyrics, no. 5.)
[21000
i dune 22, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 17,
1910; E 239063; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Noc-
turne, op. 55, no. 2; transcrit par
Berthe Marx, violon et piano.
[21001
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239316; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHRIST NEEDS YOU; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [21002
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239174; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa,
CHRISTMAS AT THE POLE; operetta in
two acts, by Edna Randolph Worrell.
Vocal score. [21003
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c Sept. 1,
1910; D 18714; March bros., Leb-
anon, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS DREAMS; popular selection,
musie by Warwick Williams, arr. by
J. Ord Hume. 4to. (Boosey & co’s
brass and reed band journal, no.
502. ) [21004
©, Aug, 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30;
1910; EH 287591; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS DAY; march,
by Paul Bolognese; piano. [21005
Ane. 29; 1910: 2) ec. Aug, 31)
1910; E 287881; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
CIGUENA (LA); words and music by
Emilio Murillo. [21006
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 «@ Aug. 20,
1910; E 237263; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CiRcULO (EL); vals by Emilio Mu-
rillo; piano. [21007
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 e Aug. 20,
1910; E 237267; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N: Y.
CIRIBIRIBIN ; valse chantante, lyrics by
J. P. Wilson, music by H. Pesta-
lozza. [21008
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 29,
1910; E 237587; Victor Kremer co.,
Chicago, III.
City (THE) OF REFUGE; words by Ada
R. Habershon, music by M. L.
Stocks. [21009
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1910; EH 2389151; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
CLARINETTEN-ALBUM NO. 11; enthilt
22 kompositionen, von Paul Lincke.
Ato. [21010
©: Sept. 2;--1910: 2 ¢!” Sept. 3;
1910; E 288945; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
CLASSY LOVE; words and music by
G. W. Mitchell. [21011
@ a ecAug: 18) 1910 oh) 237132"
George W. Mitchell, New York,
N. Y¥.
CLOCHES DE PAQquEsS (Easter chimes) ;
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Charles Tournemnire,
op. 28; high or medium voice.
[21012
@wAue.) 27, 1910-2 er Aues 29,
1910; E 237565; G. Shirmer, New
Monk, Nay
COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO, IN THE MORNING;
words by John P. Harrington, music
by John Neat. Professional.
[21013
@©r Aus 24° 1910-) 2c. Aus. 24,
1910; E 238720; B. Feldman &€ ©0o.,
London, England.
CoEUR D’ALENE; march, by Albert C.
Sweet; full orch. 4to. [21014
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 287144; Carl Fischer, New York,
Neck:
CoLiBRI (LE) (The humming bird) ;
étude facile by Edgar H. Sherwood ;
piano. Rochester, Central music co.
[21015
910: 2 e« Aug. 25,
BH. H. Sherwood,
© Aug. 24, 1
1910; E 2873888;
Rochester, N. Y.
1213
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21016
pt. it, 0. S:, Vo)
COLLEGE GLIDE; two step march, by T.
Morse; piano. [21016
© Aue. 25. A910 2eeF Ane 25.
1910: E 237349; Theodore Morse
music co., New York, N. Y.
CoLLEGE (A) LIFE FOR MINE; words
and music by Maxwell Malcolm, jr.
San Francisco, Pacific coast music
co. [21017
©. Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235995; Maxwell Malcolm Jacobs,
San Francisco, Cal.
CoLORED RoMEO; words by Irving Ber-
lin, music by T. Snyder. [21018
©) Sept: 14, 1810292, Sept. 14,
1910; E 239224; Ted Snyder co., New
YORK. NOY,
CoLUMBINE (THE) To COLUMBIA; words
and music by Israel John. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21019
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238817; Mrs. I. J. Lobough,
Eckert, Colo.
CoME AND SEE: words by Maude
Frazer, music by Robert Harkness.
[21020
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239157; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CoME BACK TO ME SWEET MARJORIE;
words by G. W. H. Noonan, music
by H. Kirkus Dugdale. [21021
©. July 220; W910. 2 ca Ames St,
1910; E 238906; Geo. W. H. Noonan,
Winnipeg, Canada.
COME FLY WITH ME IN MY AEROPLANE;
words by Arthur A. Chief, music by
KH. F. Niel. [21022
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237895; Niel bros., St. Louis, Mo.
CoME HoLy GHOST; Sacred song, music
by Thurlow Lieurance. [21023
(Anes 29. AGI 2. 2..e, . Asien DO:
1910; E 2387503; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
COME LET US ADORE HImM;; introit or in-
troduction to prayer, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [21024
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 237842; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
CoME TAKE A CAR RIDE WITH ME; words
by H. G. H. Haraldsen, music by
Eleanor Vary Hull. [21025
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1910; E 240018;
Hans Gustave Henry MHaraldsen,
Harvey, Ill.
COME TINY GOLDFISH TO ME; fishing
duet; intro. in Our Miss Gibbs;
words by Jerome D. Kern, music by
Harry Marlow. [21026
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237673; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
COME UNTO ME; anthem, music by S.
Liddle; sop., alto, ten., and bass.
Svo. (Church choir library, no. 73.)
[21027
©- Aug: 17, 19105 ;2cem Ane 17,
1910; E 288514; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
COME WHERE THE GOLDEN ORANGE
GRows: words by I. C. Tichenor,
music by Adolf Tandler. [21028
©1e. Aug. 8, 1910; E 238706; Ira
C. Tichenor, Los Angeles, Cal.
COMING THIS WAY; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
8yo. [21029
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238778; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
CoMING TO You; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by J. E. Delmarter.
[21030
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239178; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
COMMUNION SERVICE IN E; music by
Charles Learned. 4to. (Church
music review, no. 272.) [21031
© Aug. 17, 19102) 2 ee te
1910; 237121 -See
New York, N. Y.
IN F; by Bruce Steane. 4to.
[21032
©. Aug. 23, 1910:.2 i255 Seni e.
1910; E 237873; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
CONFIDING HEARTS; intermezzo, by H.
Engelmann; piano. [21033
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238928; M. Witmark & sons, New
York: No
CONQUER THE WORLD IN HIS NAME;
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck,
music by Samuel W. Beazley. 8vo.
[21034
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 2388770; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
CoNSTANTLY; from The follies of 1910,
words by Smith and Burris, music
by Bert Williams. [21035
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235985; Jerome H. Remick & ©¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
1214
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21054
CONTRE-TANZ. See Beethoven (L. van).
CossacKs (THE) RETURN; by Gertrude
J. Bartlett; piano. [21036
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239005; W. B. Hasey, W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
COTTON TIME; words by Earle C. Jones,
music by Chas. N. Daniels. [210387
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235984; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
CouLtp I; words by Earle C. Jones,
music by L’Albert. [21038
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235976; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
CouNT ON Him; words by Ada R. Ha-
bershon, music by M. L. Stocks.
[21039
© Aug. 8; 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1910; E 289162; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
CoUNTRY DANCE (Lindlicher tanz) ; by
A. Sartorio, op. 859, no. 9; piano.
(Pleasures of life, no. 9.) [21040
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237739; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CowxBoys (THE); intermezzo von O.
Bukows, op. 47; pianoforte. [21041
ane 18. 1910; 2.°e, Sept... 15,
1910; E 240080; Paul Westphal, Ber-
lin, Germany.
CRADLE (A) soNnG; words by Tennyson,
music by W. T. Deane. 4to. (Cho-
ruses for equal voices, no. 71291.)
[21042
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c@ Aug. 19,
1910; E 238556; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
—— (Wiegenlied); by Edmund Par-
low, op. 35, no. 5, ed. and fingered
by Louis Oesterle; piano. [21043
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 20,
1910 =) 237232; G. Schirmer, inc,
New York, N. Y.
CREOLE (LA); valse par Edm: Filip-
pucci; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [21044
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237208; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
CREPUSCULE. See Massenet (J. E. F.)
CRESTLINE’S FESTIVAL; march, by Carl
Carlton; band. 4to. [21045
Cy Auer 12351010); Der. Aug. 27,
1910; E 287484; H. HE. McMillin,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CRETE; words by Andrew of Crete,
translated by John M. Neale, music
by Thoro Harris. [21046
©: (Aug 29). 19104) 2) en sSepinnds
1910; E 237884; W. B. Rose, Chi-
cago, Ill.
CROSSING TO THAT FAR, FAR AWAY;
words and music by Samuel W.
Beazley. Svo. [21047
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
EK 238772; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
CUPID’S COOKING SCHOOL; from Jump-
ing Jupiter, by Gus. Kahn, music by
Grace Le Boy. [21048
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238932; M. Witmark & sons, New
York IN] LY:
CURSO DE ARMONiA; tedrico y practico
par Alberto Lavignac, version Cas-
tellana de Felipe Pedrell; cifrado
de los ejercicios. 4to. [21049
© Septal, 1910; (2c. pAue: 22)
1910; E 288677; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
CYPRIENNE; piéce lyrique en 8 actes et
5 tableaux, poéme de Jean Jullien
et André Alexandre, musique de Kd-
mond Missa. Paritition chant et pi-
ano. 4to. [21050
©wSept. 17. 1910" 2 ca" Sept 12,
1910; D 18716; L. Grus & cie., Paris,
France.
DAINTY DoROTHEA; words by L. A.
Lefevre, music by Reginald de Ko-
ven; male voices. 4to. (Choruses,
glees and part songs, no. 2363.)
[21051
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 288985; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
DAISIES; by S. Camillo Engel; piano.
(Four characteristic composition
studies in melodie form, no. 2.)
[21052
©) Wulyv 2819105, 2-6) Auge 18,
1910; E 237176; Carl Fischer, New
York, Nao.
DAISIES WILL TELL; waltz song, words
and music by C. R. Ramsdail.
[21053
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1910; E 237428;
Clark R. Ramsdail, Utica, N. Y.
DALMATION ; by G. C. Chapman; piano.
[21054
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1910; E 237688;
Geo. C. Chapman, Chicago, Ill.
1215
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21055
pt. 11 Des. V2.5
DAME DtrRDEN; comic glee for four
voices. New edition. 4to. (Vocal
library of part songs, etc., no. 65.)
[21055
©’ Aug.’ 30, 19103-2) ¢€.. Awe ol:
1910: E 238855; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
DANCE OF THE SUNBEAMS; by Charles
Wakefield Cadman, op. 34, no. 8a;
piano 4 hands. [21056
© Aus... 29, 19105 2 -crSept. 2,
1910: E 237771; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DANCE SUITE; by Ivan Tschakoff, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
(United States military band jour-
nal, no. 187.) [21057
@ July 23; 19105) 2) ce Aus 1s,
1910; E 237156; Carl Fischer, New
work, IN...
DANCING IN THE LIGHT OF THE MOON;
words and music by J. R. Keene.
[21058
© ace Ane 19, 1910s 238512 =
John R. Keene, Nyack, N. Y.
DANCING STARLIGHT; words by Robert
Roden, music by Jack Glogau.
[21059
OA! 15 at OT OD) “e) Atie. 22.
1910; E 288607; Leo Feist, New
York, N.Y:
DANGER; words by Frances E. Willard,
composed and arr. by C. E. Koch.
[21060
GvAwe: 26, 1910392 ¢c. “Aue. 29,
1910; E 287548; Carrie E. Koch, St.
Louis. Mo.
Gabriel-
DANS LA CALME NGEL par
Marie: hautbois et clarinette avec
ace. de piano. (Feuilles au vent,
HO. 2) [21061
© Sept 17, 1910: 2° es wus. 22.
1910; E 238685; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
DANSE DES CONGAYES ; par Léo Pouget;
orchestre avec piano - conducteur.
4to. (Petites orientales, no. 4.)
[21062
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237211; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
DANSE UKRAINE (Dschumka); by
Fritz Kirchner, ed. by Karl Benker;
piano 4 hands. [21063
© ‘Aus. 29, 1910; 2 ©. Sept: 2,
1910: E 237766; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DAUGHTER OF
Donizetti (G.)
THE REGIMENT. See
DAS KANN JA NUR EIN WALZER SEIN;
lied aus der operette, Lolotte, text
von A. Schick-Markenau und B.
Granichstaedten, musik yon Bruno
Granichstaedten. [21064
© July 27, 1910; "22ers? 30,
1910; E 287649; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria. ~
DAYBREAK; words by Victor Hugo,
music by Alexander MacFadyen;
high voice. [21065
© Sept. 7, 1910:;° 2° 'G* Seppe 7,
1910; E 2388991; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
DE LITTLE PICKANINNY’S GONE TO
SLEEP; trio, words by J. W. John-
son, music by J. Rosamond John-
son; women’s yoices. (Octavo ed.,
no. 12065.) [21066
© Sept. 6, 1910: 2 € Sept. 9;
1910; E 2389008; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DEAR LITTLE MAID; words and music
by W. H. Newman. [21067
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 Ames 22,
1910; E 238593; Walter H. New-
man, Chicago, III.
DEAR LITTLE SHAMROCK; fantasia on
popular Irish melodies by R. Gruen-
wald, op. 496; orchestra. (Concert
edition, no. 436.) [21068
© Aug. 30, 1910; "2 (essen, 2
1910; E 237774; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DEAREST; lyrics by Raymond A.
Browne, music by William H. Penn.
High key in D. [21069
© ‘Aus. 27, 1910+) 2 ier eae ei
1910; E 287888; Musie house of
Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
DECEMBER; Baby’s dream of Santa,
meditation, by Sister of St. Joseph;
piano, in C. (All the year round, no.
12) ; [21070
© Aug. 22, 1910. 2 Age 2s.
1910; E 23873803; Leo Feist, New
York, ' N. -Y.
DEEP IN THE GLOOM OF NIGHT; song of
the miner, words by G. Hubi-New-
combe, music by W. H. Bullock, in
B flat. [21071
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240068; Phillips & Page,
London, England.
DELIVERING; march and two step by
G. Burell; piano. New York,
Jerome H. Remick & co. - [21072
© Aug. 16; 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 24,
1910; E 288747; Geo. Burell, New
Work. Ne Ye
1216
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4048, Oct., 1910
DER LIEBE MACHT (The power of
love) ; English version by Mrs. Ber-
tram Shapleigh, musik von Robert
Kahn, op. 55, no. 4. (Neun gedichte
yon Joh. Wolfgang von Goethe, no.
4.) [21073
eau §& 1910: 2 c. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238803; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
DESDEMONA WALTZES; by K. L. King;
band. 4to. [21074
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29, 1910:
EK 237517; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
DESMOULINS (GABRIEL) Sonate; vio-
lon et piano. [21075
Sent. 47, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 289110; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
Devi (THE) AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA;
by K. L. King; band. 4to. [21076
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 29, 1910;
E 237520: C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
D’Evry (Epwarp) Nocturnette; moon-
light, for the organ. [21077
Aue? 22, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 22,
1910; E 2386438; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
DIALOGUE TENDRE; par Gabriel-Marie;
hautbois et clarinette avec acc. de
piano. (Feuilles au vent, no. 1.)
[21078
fiseu, 17, 1910: 2c Aug. 22,
1910; E 288684; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
DINT’ ’A NUTTATA (Ammore sperduto) ;
versi di Adolfo Genise, musica di
Gaetano Spagnolo. [21079
© Aus, 13, 1910; 2-c. Aug. 24,
1910; EH 238798; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
DIVINE POSSESSION; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [21080
© Aug. 8,1910; 2c. Sept. 138, 1910;
EK 239222; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DIVORCEE; words and music by D. D.
James. [21081
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1910; E 288868:
D. D. James, Mattoon, Il].
DIXIE DANDY; OR, OH YOU KID OF
CANDY; rag time buck dance and
song, words and music by T. A.
Metz. [21082
© “Sept..02,) 1910; 2 e.. Sept. 2,
1910; HK 287777; Theo. A. Metz,
Stamford, Conn.
12
61164—10——2
a
21091
DIxiE (THE) FLYER; march two step,
by Lizzie Mowen; piano. [21083
© Aug: 18, 1910; 2 e Augas3:
1910s) HY (23859993) (es oeBowell,
Marion, Ohio.
Do CIEBIE BOzE [and] PRZYJMIJ BOZE;
words by St. K. Ortowskiego, music
by Eug. Walkiewicz, op. 71, nos. 1
and 2. [21084
© Aug: 15; 1910; 2) Augnts:
1910; E 238554; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
Do NOT FORGET ME (Ne m’oubliez pas) ;
serenade by Jean Antiga; piano four
hands. [21085
©) Sept: 9) 1910; 2 .c.. Sept: 14
1910; EK 239245; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Do THEY THINK OF ME IN HEAVEN;
words by Samuel W. Beazley; music
by R. K. Orr. 8vo. [21086
©) Jinly) 1, ONO); 2) res Anise 24
1910; EK 238765; S. W. Beazley, Lau-
rel, Miss.
Do YOU BELONG TO ANYONE PARTICULAR;
from the musical play, The slim
princess, words by Henry Blossom,
music by Leslie Stuart. 4to. [21087
@r Aue, 295 19107 2) eG Ane 30)
1910; E 287605; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Do YOU LOVE ME AS YOU LOVED ME LONG
AGO? words by Violet Hudson, mu-
sic by Edward Stanley. [21088
© PAues 25, 191 0%) 2) e Auge 25,
1910; EH 237406; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Don QvUIcHOTTE. See Massenet (J.
E. F.)
Don QUIXOTE; marche grotesque by H.
Engelmann; piano. [21089
©VAue. 18) 1910352) e. Aus 20:
1910; EH 237268; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) The daughter
of the regiment; arr. by W. EF. Am-
brosio; 3 violins, piano and guitar.
[21090
© Aug. 4, 1910; ce, Aug. 18,
1910; E 287196; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
°
—
—— Lucia di Lammermoor; arr. by
W. F. Ambrosio; 3 violins, piano
and guitar. [21091
©) Aus. 4, 1910; .2 c. Augy JS,
1910; E 237198; Carl Fischer, New
York: IN: -Y¥;
tf
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21092
Et 11d ESS VES
DoNIZETTI (GAETANO) —Continued.
O mio Fernando; from La favor-
ita; recitative and cavatina, Eng.
version by Henry G. Chapman, ed.
by Max Spicker; mezzo sop. (Op-
eratic anthology, no. 174.) [21092
© Anes 2S 1g10e 23e, Aueae29:
1910; E 237564; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y.
DON’T BE TOO NEAR THE LAND OF MA-
NANA; ballad, words and music by
Watson Sutherland. [21093
© 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1910; E 239017;
R. W. Sutherland, Seattle, Wash.
DON’T FORGET THE NUMBER; from The
sweetest girl in Paris, lyric by Ad-
dison Burkhardt and Collin Davis,
music by Jas. E. Howard. [21094
© Aue 24 TOO; 2 cc Aue, 24
nOLO= HW 238728 >, Chass "K.” Harris;
New York, N. Y.
DON’T TELL THE GIRLS I’M MARRIED;
words and music by H. L. Sack,
Seattle, Wash., C. H. Rose. [21095
©) Aue.) 22.7 1900: 2) 1c Aero:
ISTO; KH, 237541; . Harry, Li. -Sack,
Seattle, Wash.
DORFMUSIK (DIE); walzerlied, duett
aus Polnische wirtschaft, posse in
3 akten, gesangstexte von Alfred
Schonfeld, musik yon Jean Gilbert.
[21096
© Aug 8, 191057 2c. Aue 27,
1910; E 237493; Thalia-theater-ver-
lag, Berlin, Germany.
Doris; words and music by A. Shut-
vet. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [21097
©) Aug? 30) 19105 2) ec. Aue30,
1910; E 237616; Albert Shutvet, Mt.
Horeb, Wis.
DoUX RECONFORT QU’UNE PRESENCE DE
VEILLEUSE; poéme de Rodenbach, mu-
sique de E. B. Siefert. Paris, Kdi-
tion Mutuelle. [21098
© Sept. 17,_ 19102 2 © Septe 12,
1910; EH 239140; E. B. Siefert, Paris,
France.
DOWN IN SHADY LANE; words and mu-
sic by W. C. Ballard and.dJas. E. C.
Kelly. [21099
@weAusg. 24, 1910; 2 ¢, ‘Aug; 22)
1910; E 238596; Walter Connell Bal-
lard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
DOWN IN SUNNY YUCATAN; words and
music by Ben. Harris and Morris
Rosenblatt. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [21100
© Aug:: 16, . 1910; 2 & Aug: 24,
1910; E 288744; Harris & Rosen-
blatt, New York, N. Y.
DREAM OF A LOVED ONE; words and
music by E. HE. Wheelock. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21101
© “Aug. 24, 19105 2 eae 24.
1910; E 288816; Effie E. Wheelock,
Kinbrae, Minn.
DREAM sToRY (Hin mirchentraum) ;
waltz by H. Necke; piano with 1st
and 2d violins ad lib. (Musical
sketch book.) ; [21102
© Aug: 15, 1910: 2a eAaes 5,
1910; E 238492; Theo. Presser .co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DREAMING OF HOME; waltzes by A. D.
Minnick; piano. [21103
© Aug? 20, 19102 20 ce Ane 130,
1910; ED 287660; “Al Se Maianiek,
Drums, Pa.
DREAMS AT SUNSET; idyl, by F. R.
Kimball; piano. [21104
© Aug. 25, 1910:, 2) ey Ame: (25.
1910; E 237392; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
DREAMS OF HOME SWEET HOME; medi-
tation by M. La Force; piano.
[21105
© -Sept.-10, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 12,
1910; E 2389034; Marie La Force,
Plattsburg, N. Y.
DRIFTING; words by Bernard Malcolm
Ramsay, music by Ernest Newton;
Tat RCy. [21106
© Aug, -20, 19102 >2 5c Anes si.
1910; E 238877; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
DU SKALL ALSKA HERREN DIN GUD;
adertonde Sondagen efter Trefal-
dighet, ord fran Matt. 22, musik af
O. King. 4to. (Ko6rsanger for
Gudstjinsten, no. 32.) [21107
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1910;
KE} 237797; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Ill.
’"E FFEMMENE D’ ’0 VOMMERO; canzone
napoletana, versi di Aniello Cali-
fano, musica di Eduardo Di Capua;
canto e piano. [21108
© Aug. 18) 1910; 92) eG Aes so;
1910; E 237598; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
E PURE L’ E COSI; canzone napoletana,
versi di A. Barbier, musica di V. di
Chiara; canto e pianoforte. [21109
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 Sept.-12, 1910;
E 239084; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
1218
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
ECHOES OF THE BROOK; three step ma-
zurka, by Henry Bartell, piano.
[21110
fe eAme 25, 1910-° 2 c. Aug; 25,
1910; E 237419; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, III.
EGGELING (GrEorG) 7 études for the de-
velopment of the hands in extended
positions; op. 172. Nos. 1-7.
[21111-21117
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 8,
1910; BH 237844237850; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
—— 25 études; without octaves, for
technical and musical development;
op. 170. Books 1-2. (Educational
series, no. 16 a—b.) pei ie oe)
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 8,
1910; E 287852, 2387851; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
EIGHTEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATION CON-
GRESS; march, by Hermann F.
Gruendler; band. 4to. [21120
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237792; H. F. Gruendler, Pueblo,
Colo.
EINEM FREUND BEGEGNET ICH; ged. von
Frieda Port, musik von [I. A. MOl-
ler.] 4to. (Hausmusik Oberam-
mergau, no. 11.) [2a021
eran 22. 1910: 2) e,. Sept. -15;
1910; E 240084; Balthasar Keller,
Oberammergau, Germany.
EINSAMKEIT (Solitude); English ver-
sion by Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh,
musik von Robert Kahn, op. 55, no. 1.
(Neun Gedichte von Joh. Wolfgang,
von Goethe, no. 1.) Abpy
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
EK 238800; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany. /
EINsT; [und] GLAUB ES NICHT; ged.
von Karl Stieler, musik von (I. A.
Moller.] 4to. (Hausmusik Oberam-
mergau, nr. 7.) [21123
©Awe 22, 1910: 2 e: Sept. 15;
1910; E 240083; Balthasar Keller,
Oberammergau, Germany.
ELporapo; in The March hares’ enter-
tainment, written by Moreton Horne,
composed by Philip Braham. [21124
me kwe) Si, 1910; 2 ¢), Aug. 3,
1910; E 238874; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
HLECTRIC (THE) KING; march, by Nick
Brown, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. 4to. [21125
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 29,
1910; E 237556; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
21135
ELectric (THE) KING—Continued.
——-——orchestra. 4to. (Twentieth
century journal, no. 1469.) [21126
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
Ey 287779; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ELEPHANT’S SHUFFLE; intermezzo two-
step by Godfrey Rogan; piano.
[20127
@© Aug. 22) 1910.; 2 e> Augy 24,
1910; E 287756; Regent music pub.
co., London, England.
ELFIN DANCE (Hlfen’ reigen); by
Werdinand Meyer, op. 28; pf. duet.
(Flying leaves, no. 3.) [21128
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
EK 237695; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ELLOAH WALTZ; by M. Wilson; piano.
[21129
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 14,
1910; E 289263; Morna Wilson,
Harvard, Nebr.
HivrrA; seherzo by Emilio Murillo;
piano. [21130
© WAues 18) 1910: 2) Augie 20,
1910; E 287266; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
EMILY’S DREAM WALTZ; by H. Reineck,
op. 2; piano. (peZalelaat:
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1910; E 237684;
Henry Reineck, Chicago, Ill.
EMPEROR’S PAROLE; march, by C.
Teike, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
full band. 4to. Pabey
© uly 1230) 19LOR 2) ec) Augals:
1910; E 237146; Car! Fischer, New
Mork BN ve
EN CHEMINANT; romance sans paroles,
par Edmond Ribiollet; piano.
P2nSs3
© Sept. 17, 1910: 2c. Sept.. 22,
1910; E 239115; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
EN SE JOUANT; par Gabriel-Marie;
hautbois et clarinette avec ace. de
piano. (Feuilles au vent, no. 3.)
[21134
@iSept.) 17, 1910s,2: & Augiw22,
1910; EH 238685; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
ENCHANTMENT; waltz, by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [21185
©: Aug: 18, 1910; 2 « Aug, 20,
1910; HE 287280; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
1219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21136
Dt TIE aS Vv.
ENcorRE (L’); by Victor Herbert; duet
for flute and clarinet with piano
acc. [21136
© Anger i18: [1910302 6) tAugee 20:
1910; E 287271; -M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
—— arr. for full orchestra.
[dat
© Aue: 1851910 2c) Anie720;
1910; EH 287283; M:. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ENGLAND; words by Herbert J. Bran-
don, music by Arnold Beresford.
No, diin 3 tiat. Noy 3. in 2B lat.
London, Novello & co., Itd.
[21138, 21139
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c each Sept.
£2,. 19105, HW 289046, 2389047; J: EH:
Adams, London, England.
ENTENTE (IL’) CORDIALE; words by
Ralph Roberts, music by Philip
Braham. [21140
© Aaret 17, AStOe 2. ch Age AG,
1910; E 288551; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
E\NTR’ACTE-PIZZICATI ; par Edouard
Mathé; piano 4 quatre mains.
[21141
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239116; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
ERNTEFEST (DAS); aus der musikali-
schen tragddie, Moloch yon Max
Schillings, ftir chor und orchester.
Klavierauszug. [21142
@rsuly 613) 19102. | Faly 26,
1910; E 238809; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
ERNTETAG; ged. von Paul Renner,
musik von Eduard Kremser, op. 154,
no. 2; miinnerchor ohne begleitung.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [21143
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 287444; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
Es DUNKELT; text und musik von
Julius Bittner. (Drei lieder fiir
frauenstimme, no. 3.) [21144
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1910;
E 239336; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany.
ESMERALDA; bolero, words by Andrew
Halliday, music by W. C. Levey, ed.
and arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and
H. L. Heartz. 4to. (Stanhope ed.,
non t22.) [21145
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 19, 1910;
E 238575; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
12
ESPLANADE WALZER; von A. Polah, op.
37; klavier. Berlin, Apollo-verlag.
[21146
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237496; André Polah, Berlin, Ger-
many.
Erté (L’) pE La Sarnt-Martin; valse
lente sur des motifs de Afgar,
opérette par Charles Cuvillier, arr.
et orchestrée par Victor Charmettes,
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [21147
© Aug. 19, 1910>\ 2 ee eAme 20)
1910; EH 237219; Enoch’ & co; Paris, =
France.
ETERNAL LIGHT; hymn anthem, words
by T. Binney, music by C. Darnton;
mixed voices. 4to. (Choral album,
no. 951.) [21148
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1910;
E 239094; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
EVENING PRAYER (Priére du soir); by
Frederic Lacey; organ. [21149
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237730; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
EVENING SONG; words and musie by L.
J. Downing. Chicago, Music art
shop. [21150
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239051; Lulu Jones Downing, Chi-.
eago, Ill.
EVENTIDE; meditation, by R. G. Grady ;
piano. P2LTst
© Aug. 30, 19103. Zhe Ame 29;
1910; E 237584; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
EVER THE SAME; words by E. E. Hewitt,
music by D. B. Towner. [21152
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 138, 1910;
E 239209; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
EVERY GIRL REMEMBERS HER FIRST
SWEETHEART; words and music by
B. R. Olds. [21153
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 e) Anese:
1910; E 237656; . Byron :d279 @lds,
Trempealean, Wis.
EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT; from Mad-
ame Sherry, words by Otto Hauer-
bach, music by Karl Hoschna, arr.
by W. C. O’Hare; mixed quartette.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments, no. 523.) St [P24
© Aug: 31, 1910; 2 ~eeaseeres
1910; E 237708; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
20
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1910
21172
EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT—Continued.
meee by. rr. Py and.Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mandolin orchestra.
[21155
Pause 18, 1910: 2 c Aug. 20,
1910; E 237273; W. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
EVERYBODY IS BAGPIPE CRAZY; from Up
and down Broadway, words by Wm.
Jerome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[21156
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235978; Jerome H. Remick & ©Co.,
Wew York, N. Y. -
EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE MY SISTER;
words and musie by Jack St. Martin.
[21157
Age 27, 1910; 2 e. Aug. 29,
1910; E 237588; Victor Kremer co.,
Chicago, III.
EVERYBODY'S TEDDY; march, by C. H.
Prescott, arr. by T. M. Carter; band.
fra." [21158
© dply 20, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1910; E 238574; People’s recreation
music co., Somerville, Mass.
EXTASE D’AMOUR (Love's ecstasy); by
Raymond R6ze, op. 28; rev. and fing.
by G. Saenger, violin and piano.
[21159
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237158; Carl Fischer, New York,
Te OY.
FA CHELLO CHE DICH’ 1’; versi di A.
Califano, musica di F. Cangiullo.
[21160
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6,
1910; EH 237821; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
FAHRSCHULE (Sport-quadrille); tanz
arr. fiir 4 herren u. 8 damen, von
Rudolph Knoll, musik von Ernst
Miirich. Ausgabe fiir klavier mit
tanzbeschreibung. [21161
Gejuly 22, 1910: 2 ¢. Aug: 23;
1910; E 237323; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Farr ANNETTE (Schén Annchen); by
A. Sartorio, op. 859, no. 6; piano.
(Pleasures of life, no. 6.) [21162
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237736; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
FAIR MAID OF SPAIN; Spanish inter-
mezzo, by H. Engelmann; piano.
[21163
Cusenin 2.519103) 2).e Sept. 3;
1910; E 238929; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
12
FAIRCHILD (BLAIR) Andante; extrait
des Deux novelettes, op. 10, arr. par
Emile Roux; violoncelle et piano.
[21164
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 22,
1910; E 288680; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
Deux novelettes, op. 10; quatuor &
cordes, 2 violons, alto et violoncelle.
Parties. [21165
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 22,
1910; EH 2388678; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
FAIREST ON EARTH; words by Ada R.
Habershon, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [21166
© Aug. 8,1910; 2c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239166; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Farry PooL; (Am nixenteich); polka
by H. Necke; piano with 1st and 2nd
violins ad lib. (Musical sketch
book.) [21167
© vAUe, 15s alOuOl 2 eC. Aelia.
1910; EK 238491; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FAIRYLAND WALTZ; by Violet Hudson;
piano. [21168
©) Auge. 25; 1910 2 cy Aug. 25,
1910; E 237395; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, [ll.
FAITH AND HOPE; idyl, by R. Gruen-
wald, op. 410; orch. 4to. (Concert
ed., no. 439.) [21169
© July? 30; 1910." Be Aug 19,
1910; E 288568; Oliver Ditson Co.,
Boston, Mass.
FAITH OF OUR FATHERS; words by F. W.
Faber, music by C. Darnton; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral album, no.
951.) [21170
© July 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 12, 1910;
BE 239093; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
by Herbert A.
(Organist’s anthol-
FANTASIE-OVERTURE ;
Fricker; organ.
ogy, no. 18.) ipa Wy |
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237227; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Far AWAY HE IS STAYING; words and
music by A. Wickman. [21172
© July 20, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 31,
1910; E 288896; Albin Wickman,
Wilmar, Minn.
i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21173
FARE WELL; words by Henry Newbolt,
music by C. .V.o Stanford; “op: aut7.
4to. (Songs of the fleet, no. 5.)
[21173
© Ans: 122021910 =) 2 1c WANs. 17,
1910; E 238529; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
FAST LIFE GALOP; by Fred Luscomb;
military band. 4to. [21174
©) Aug. 17%, 1910; 2c. sAwe 118,
1910; E 237118; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FATHER’S BIRTHDAY (Vaters geburts-
tag); polonaise by H. Necke; piano
with ist and 2nd violins ad_ lib.
(Musical sketch book.) PAIS
Op ATIo ed, AIO 2, es Aare:
1910; E 238499; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Faust. See Gounod (C. F.)_
Favorite (THE); march by Geo. D.
Barnard; band. 4to. [21176
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237750; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
FAVORITE OF THE BAND; march by
Robert Buechel, arr. by W. M.
Mackie; band. 4to. [21177
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
EK 2387677; Leo Feist, New York,
NE RY. 2
FEAST OF THE FLOWERS; valse caprice
by F. H. Losey, op. 294; full orches-
tra, piano ace. Ato. [21178
@ Aue. 923. 419105) 2. Ane 4.
1910; E 238697; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
FEBRUARY; My first valentine, waltz,
by Sister of St. Joseph; piano, in
F flat. (All the year round, no 2.)
[21179
© Aug. 1910292 ce? Aney723)
1910; E 287293; Leo Feist, New
eOnK IN. Vc
QZ,
kat hed 5
FESTAL MARCH (Festmarsch); by A.
Sartorio, op. 859, no. 4; piano.
(Pleasures of life, no. 4.) [21180
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
EK 2387734; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
FETE NAPOLITAINE; tarantelle by John
W. Bischoff; piano. [21181
S Aue. 22. 1910) 2 ¢. Aug: 22.
1910; E 238664; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FEvVERSNOT. See Strauss (R.)
Dt: Lens. v5
FEUILLES See Strauss
(day, IP
FIpo SIMPLY SAID BOW WOW; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Al. Pianta-
DU MATIN.
dosi. [21182
© Aug. 15, 1910 :.2een Ae 22,
1910; E 2388600; Leo Feist, New
York, N.Y:
FIFTY YEARS AGO; words and music by
Manuel Klein. [211838
© Aug.’-18, 1910-. 2 GrAwe, 20;
1910; E 237265; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FILLE (LA) AUX ORANGES; ronde dia-
loguée, version du paye de Nice,
musique de Julien Tiersot. Chant
seul. 4to. [21184
© Sept. 17, 1910: 2°c Sept 12;
1910; H 239122; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
FINDING LIFE’S JOY; words and music
by S. F. Reupke. [21185
© July 20, 1910-72 fewer.
1910; E 238907; Sophie F. Reupke,
Waterloo, Iowa.
FIRST WALTZ; by Aug. Durand op. 83,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full band,
4to. [21186
© July 28, 1910; 2 conus ts:
1910; E 287148; Carl Fischer, New
York. “Nae
FLEETFOOT; Indian intermezzo, by
Walter Rolfe; piano. [21187
© Aug. 29; 1910< 2 €) Ame. 29:
1910; E 2387507; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLEUR DE LOTUS; par Léo Pouget; or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
(Petites orientales, no. 5.) [21188
© Aug. 19, 1910; °2) co 3Aaiee2e:
1910; E 237212; Enoch & ¢o., Paris,
France.
FLIGHT (THE) OF THE AEROPLANE; two-
step by B. Dauzet, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. 4to. (Twentieth
century journal, no. 1470.) [21189
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237781; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
FLorow (FRIEDRICH VON) Martha;
arr. by W. F. Ambrosi); 3 violins,
piano and guitar. [21190
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237188; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN. INS
1222
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
FLOWER (THE) DANCE; by Corey Da-
vison; piano. [21191
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c Aug. 29,
1910; E 237575; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
FLOWER (THE) OF LOVE; words by
Isaac L. Swan, music by D. J. Shook.
[21192
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237810; Donald J. Shook & co.,
Jackson, Mich.
FLOWER OF NIGHT; reverie-serenade by
F. H. Losey, op. 295; piano. [21193
© Aus. 23, 1910: 2 c Aug. 24,
1910; E 238698; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
FLOWER SONG; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by D. B. Towner.
[21194
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239190; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLY AWAY LITTLE BUTTERFLY ; words by
Davy Burnaby, music by Philip Bra-
ham. [21195
erg Ag, 1910: 2c. Aug, 17,
1910; E 238552; Reynolds & @co.,
London, England.
FLYING DUTCHMAN. See Wagner (R.)
FLYING (THE) MACHINE; march; by
Bessie Barrett;. piano. [21196
Ane 25, 1910; 2 « Aug. 25,
1910; E 237397; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Ill.
FOLLOWING JESUS; words by Maude
Frazer, music by Robert Harkness.
alae
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239148; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For THE MAN OF GALILEE; words by S.
J. Dunean-Clark, music by J. H.
Bullmore. (in The choir, v. 11, no.
3:) [21198
© Sept. 1, 1910; 1c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237749; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
ecinnati, Ohio.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT; words and music by
Mrs. O. Swingle. [21199
GO wuly, 20. A910: 12) ve.) Auge 731,
1910; E 238902; Mrs. Orpha Swin-
gle, Ariel, Pa.
FORDI MAZURKA; by E. Fordi; piano.
[21200
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2:c. Aug. 8, 1910;
EK 237288; E. Fordi, Los Angeles,
Cal.
12
21209
FOREST ECHOES; by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Echoes from many lands,
no. 4.) [21201
© Aug. 22, 191055 2.4c SAnie. © 22:
1910; E 288671; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Forest (A) IDYL; by D. M. Levett, op.
60; piano. [21202
© Aus 45) 1OLO 52) el, Ae l ss
1910; E 287185; Carl Fischer, New
Mork;,, IN: -¥;
FORTUNE (THE) HUNTER; waltzes, by
Louis Maurice; piano. [21203
©) Augiad5, 191052 (ey Aue 22,
1910; E 288610; Leo Feist, New
York) INIQY.:
FRAGMENT (A); words by Helen Mac-
Gregor, music by Craigie Ross; in
B flat. [21204
© phe 20 OO en ee Ae eole
1910; E 288878; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
FREE METHODIST HYMNAL; pub. by au-
thority of the General conference of
the Free Methodist church of North
America... Chicago, The Free
Methodist publishing house [1910]
2p. 1., [iii-vi], 498 p. Svo. $1.00.
[21205
© Aue! 123, Hl910 292 cs Aes 425,
1910; A 271178; Free Methodist pub.
house, Chicago, I11.
FRENCH FANDANGO (Philomene) ; from
The echo, words by John Golden,
music by W. Christine. [21206
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
EK 239014; T. B. Harms and Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
FRISKIN (JAMES) Impromptu; vio-
loncello with piano acc. F2r207
©y sues sie 1910s 226. Aus 30)
1910; BE 237622; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
FRISSONS D’AUTOMNE (Autumn-show-
ers); morceau de genre, par Eu-
géne Bastin; orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [21208
© Sept. 17; ,1910);..2c:. Septy 22,
1910; E 289118; Léon Raby, Bor-
deaux, France.
FRITZ UND BERTA; ODER, EINE TOUR-
POLKA MAZUR; heiteres tanzlied, text
und musik von Jos. Piber, op. 84;
fiir miinnerchor mit pianoforte.
Klavierauszug und chorstimmen.
[21209
©: July: 30,910: 2c) Aug. 11,
1910; E 235973; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
23
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21210
pt. 2 Sr
Froccies’ (THE) LULLABY; poem by | GAvoTTe; von Méhul, arr. fiir violine
Geo. B. Carpenter, music by John
McGhie. [21210
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240032; John Franklin mu-
sic co., New York, N. Y.
FRUHLINGSJUBEL; ged. von Th. Sou-
chay, musik von Eduard Kremser,
op. 154, no. 3; méi&nnerchor ohne
begleitung. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. WAPABL
Oi Ags 16 Ps Onh = 22). ue 8 27,
1910; E 237445; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
FRUHLINGSLIED (Spring song); Eng-
lish version by Henry G. Chapman,
music by Ferd. Gumbert, ed. by
Max Spicker; sop. and alto. [21212
©) Aus. (27, A910: 2 «ec; “Aug... 29,
1910; E 287563; G. Schirmer, New
Work: INS "Y:
Fry (LAWRENCE) March in D; piano.
London, Breitkopf & Hiirtel. [21213
© Age: 14, 1910-2 e.. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240095; Lawrence Fry, Lon-
don, England.
FUMEES D’OPIUM; par Léo Pouget; or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur. 4to
(Petites orientales, no. 3.) [21214
©) Aue; 19; ASI) "2 "er Ane: 20,
1910; E 237210; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
FUNNY MOON; words by Jos. McCarthy,
music by Al. Piantadosi. [21215
OvrAnee ta A9TO. Qos vAney 22:
1910; E- 238605; Leo Feist, New
York. IN. ¥,
GARDENIAS; esquisse par Blair Fair-
child, op. 18; piano. (Coins de jar-
din, no. 2.) [21216
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Aus. 22.
1910; EH 238689; Ch. Hayet; Paris,
France.
GATEWAY (THE) CITY MARCH; by K. L.
King; band. 4to. P2IPAT
© Aug. 8, 1910;°2 ec. Aug. 29,
1910; E 287521; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
GATHER THE GOLDEN GRAIN; words by
Samuel W. Beazley, music by Har-
vey B. Green. S8vo. [21218
@r March, 15,4910 2e.Aus. 24,
1910; E 238768; S. W. Beazley,
Laurel, Miss.
mit klavierbegleitung von Willy Bur-
mester. Ausgabe fiir violoncello mit
klavier, arr. von Alfred Moffat.
(Alte weisen, no. 3.) [21219
© July 18, 1910;.20e Aue te
1910; E 2389071; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GAVOTTE IN ANCIENT STYLE; by Jean
Antiga; piano four hands. [21220
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 « Sept. 14,
1910; E 289247; Oliver Ditson co., -
Boston, Mass.
GAVOTTE NOBLESSE; tanz zu 4 paaren
von Hermann Stiller, musik von
Ernst Miirich. Ausgabe ftir klavier
mit tanzbeschreibung. [21221
© July 22, 1910: 20emAae ess.
1910; E 237327; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany. .
GEE, BUT MY GIRL’S GONE BACK ON ME;
words and music by E. B. McNeal.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[21222
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c Aug. 24,
1910; E 238746; Eugene B. McNeal,
New -York,.N. Y.
GEE, I’M CRAZY "BOUT YoU; words by
Oscar Ingels, music by Louis La-
goria. New York. Airogal pub. co.
[21223
©. Aug. 25, 19102 2 eset 7%
1910; E 237690; Ingels & Lagoria,
Oakland, Cal.
GEE WHIz: words and music by Hil-
mar J. Siegel. [21224
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 euxag= a0:
1910; E 237655; Siegel-Malone mu-
Sic pub. co., Monaca, Pa.
GEE WHIZ, CuTEY, I’M STUCK ON YOU;
by James Brockman and Bert Fitz-
gibbon. [21225
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238930; M. Witmark & sons, New
York; Naw.
GENTILLE AUBADE; par Maurice Pesse,
pour piano. (Six piécettes, no. 2.)
[21226
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 12,
1910; E 239129; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
GIFTS; words by James Thompson, mu-
sic by G. W. Chadwick; ten. or bar.
[21227
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 2387698; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21246
GILT EDGE QUARREL; rag, by L. A. Copp-
ridge and N. W. Warrington; piano.
[21228
eAu= SO, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1910; E 237530; Coppridge & War-
rington, St. Louis, Mo.
Gipsy (THE) DANCES. (Zigeunerin
tanzt); by A. Sartorio, op. 859, no.
12; piano. (Pleasures of life, no.
12.) [21229
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237742; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
GiRL (THE) BEHIND THE MAN, BEHIND
THE MILLIONS; song and dance, from
The girl and the drummer, lyric and
music by Augustus Barratt. [21230
eae ty 1910: 2 c. Aug... 22,
1910; E 288615; Leo Feist, New
York N. Y.
GIRL (THE) FROM THE BUCKEYE STATE;
words by Guinevere Evans, music by
E. O. Evans. [21231
(ane 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1910; BH 238566; Evan O. Evans,
Coshocton, Ohio.
GirnL (THE) OF MY DREAMS; selection,
by Karl Hoschna; piano. [212382
@yAge 18, 1910: 2 e. Aug: 20,
1910; H 237281; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
words and music by Gene Emer-
son; medium yoice. Chicago, Har-
old Rossiter music co. (PAL 33
eam 24, - 1910: 2-c. Aug. 24,
1910; H 237663; Lyle music pub. co.,
Chicago, I11.
GirL (THE) WITH THE BIG BLUE EYES;
words by Dick Richards, music by
mets Att. iead. sheet. [21234
©1ic Aug. 26, 1910; E 237497;
Arthur L. Utt, St. Louis, Mo.
Girkts (THE) HE LEFT BEHIND; from
The girl and the drummer, lyric by
George Broadhurst, music by Augus-
tus Barratt. [21235
© Aug. 15,1910; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1910;
EK 2388616; Leo Feist, New York,
mY.
Gir~ts (THE) oF New York; words
and music by P. Prior. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [21236
eae 30). 19105 2) ie. “Aug! 30,
#910; H 237615; “Percy Prior, Win-
nipeg, Canada.
GIVE AN IMITATION OF ME; words and
music by Blanche Merrill. P2123
oe) Sept s,, 19102 92 4¢:.Sept.’ -6;
1910; E 237783; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
i!
9
GIVE THANKS AND SING; words by
Wm. T. Pettengill, music by H. W.
Norman. S8yvo. (Milk and honey,
no. 54.) [21288
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
EK 238759; Metropolitan church
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
GIVE UNTO THE LoRD; sacred song, mu-
sic by M. L. McPhail. [212389
© Aug, 31,1910 2 ey Sepin/s:
1910; FE 2387840; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GIVE US THE VOTE; words by D. A.
de Lalla,.music by G. Giacoman-
tonio. [21240
© Aus. 16; 1910" 2c. Aue. 24
1910; E 238740; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
GIVE YOUR SMILES TO ALL THE BOYS
BUT KEEP YOUR HEART FOR ME; words
and music by Halsey K. Mohr.
[21241
Cyr Ave. i). 1910 2) ey Ane ols:
1910; E 237129; Head music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
GIVER OF ALL; a sacred cantata, music
by Hugh Blair, op. 26. 4to. [21242
©@Auc. 12.9105) 2 Tei Aes tag;
1910; E 238579; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
See Einst.
GLEICH UND GLEICH (Like and like) ;
English version by Mrs. Bertram
Shapleigh, musik von Robert Kahn,
op. 55, no. 5. (Neun gedichte von
Joh. Wolfgang von Goethe, no. 5.)
[21243
Aves 8, 1910.2 e. Aus, 24,
1910; EK 238804; Ed. Bote «& G.
Bock, Berlin, Germany.
GLAUB ES NICHT.
GLORY ALL THE WAY: words and music
by A. H. Ackley. [21244
Gj Auge 23. 19107 2 e, Aug. 3i,
LONO En 2ar (os: eA E -Aekley,
Sharon, Pa.
GLORY, GLORY; words by Mrs. Frank
A.. Breck, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. Svo. [21245
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
EH 238787; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
GuLoryY, HALLELUJAH; words by Donald
S. Lundin, music by Thoro Harris.
Svo. (Milk and honey, no. 62.)
[21246
©) "Aug: 5, 1910;°2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1910: BE 238764; Metropolitan chureh
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
20
=)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21247
Gory (THE) oF ZIoN; words by Jobn
Newton, music by J. Wesley Hughes.
[21247
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 287834; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GNOMENTANZ; von Karl Bleyle, op. 16;
klavier zu vier hinden. [21248
Ouulys 27, 100s 02s Aue 20:
1910; BE 287259; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Go AHEAD; march, by O. Porter; piano.
[21249
© Aue.c30" 1910s" 2: “e. 7 Aue 29:
1910; E 237527; Otis Porter, HElk-
hart, Ind.
Go DOWN, GREAT SUN; words by E.
Husband, music by W. Franke-Harl-
ing. (Octavo series, mixed voices
sacred, no. 946.) [21250
©: Sept. 12; -1910; 2-c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239031; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Go To JESUS; words and music by Mrs.
W. H. Brooks. [21251
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 13, 1910;
EK 289172; Charles M. Alexander,
New York,« N.Y.
_ GO WHERE GLORY WAITS THEE; old Irish
melody, words by Thomas Moore,
music arr. by N. Clifford Page.
(Part-songs for mixed voices, oct.
ed., no. 12061.) A PL}
@) Aare. 17551910 20e. Augil9,
1910; E 238562; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
GOD BE IN MY HEAD; words from a
Sarum Primer (1558), music by H.
W. Davies. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. 4to. (Songs from church and
home, no. 1.) (2253
(Ane, 227, 1910.22 je) “Aude: 29:
1910; E 287550; H. Walford Davies,
London, England.
GOD IS MY SALVATION; words from the
Bible, music by W. Stillman Martin.
[21254
Oi Aas 1S. Gis). /2) eh Ae, (17,
1910; H 288522; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
30D IS OUR HOPE AND STRENGTH; music
by Arthur Thayer; mixed voices.
(Sacred octavo series, no. 913.)
[21255
© AAs. (22: 91910: 52 we Ais. 22,
1910; E 238658; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Dt. Dae St, VES
GOD IS OUR REFUGE; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Chas. H.
Bartlet; mixed voices. 4to. [21256
© Aug. 17,)1910: "2 yeaa, “19;
1910; E 288568; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
—— words from Ps. 46, music by W.
Stillman Martin. [21257
© Aug. 15, 19106 2eeAas i s.
1910; E 288516; P. P. Bilhorn,’ Chi-
cago, Ill.
GOING AND COMING FROM SCHOOL; words
and music by W. Bradford. [21258
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1910; H 238872;
Walter Bradford, Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario, Canada.
GOING FISHING; march, by Harold
Spencer; piano. [21259
© Aug. 30, 1910>>27e Ane 729:
1910; E 237579 ; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, I].
GoInc UP; from Girlies, words by
Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [21260
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235979; Jerome H. Remick & ce.,
New York, N. Y.
GOLDEN SUNSET; reverie, by Bessie
Barrett; piano. [21261
© Aug: 25, 19103732 el eA 2s:
1910; E 237412; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
GOLDNEN (DIE) SCHUH’; ged. von
Friedrich Janke, musik von Rut-
dolf Wagner, op. 241; miannerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. [21262
© July 27, 1910;°2 cage 20,
1910; E 287246; Adolphe Robit-
schek, Vienna, Austria.
GOLTERMANN (GeEoRG) Andante, op.
30; ed. and fingered by Willem
Willeke; violoncello and piano.
[21263
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2% Anes 20;
1910; E 237229; -G. Sehirmer, ane,
New York, N.: Y.
GONE TO REST WITH JESUS; words by
John C. Rose, music by H. 8. Lo-
renz. [21264
© Aug. 31, 1910;° 2° ‘sepis:
1910; E 237841; Lorenz pub. €o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GooD AS GoLD (Holdig und goldig) ;
Tyrolienne by H. Necke; piano with
1st and 2nd violins ad lib.- (Musical
sketch book.) [21265
© Aug. 15,1910; 2 nee Anes
1910; E 238496; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1226
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21288
GooD BYE OLD SOCIETY; words and mu-
oe my a. H. Berg. —New York, Ff. B.
Haviland pub. co [21266
sent. 3, 1910; 2 c Sept. 38,
1910: E 237825; J. H. Berg, Nome,
Alaska.
GooD-BYE, SIN-LAND; words by James
Rowe, music by J. E. Delmarter.
[21267
enue s 1910; 2. c.. Sept. 13;
1910; E 239182; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
GOOD-BYE SWEETHEART [I MUST GO;
words and music. by E. Wood.
[21268
© Sept. G, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6,
1910; E 237794; Earl Wood, Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
GOOD-NIGHT; an evening lullaby, words
by Leslie Cook, music by Emerson
James. Meaccs in Tl. [21269
Ane ay, 1910; 2 c, Aug. 19,
1910; E 238564; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
words trans. by Rev. Dr. Trout-
beck, music by Carl Reinecke, op.
189, ed. by Frederic H. Ripley and
H. L. Heartz; sop. and alto. 4to.
(Stanhope ed., no. 125.) [21270
mau 22, 1910: 2c. Aug. 27,
1910; EH 237421; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Goopy Two SHOES; caprice, by Arthur
Pryor; piano. Paral
dily 2251910; 2 e. Aug) 18,
1910; E 237165; Carl Fischer, New
Worker.) Y:
Chas. J. Roberts;
fall orch. 4to. (PAA
OMmraty, 20, 1910; °2.¢...Aug.. 18;
1910; H 237153; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, N. Y.
arr. by
Goss-CUSTARD (REGINALD) Six short
pieces for the organ. [21273
(usept. 14, 1910; 2.c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240059; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd. London, Eng-
land.
GOTTSCHALK, No. 2; by E. L. Ashford;
organ. obl. S8vo. [21274
Aue, 41910-° 2 © .Aug. 14,
1910; E 2385990; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
(CHARLES FRANCOIS) Ave
verum in C; rev. and ed. by Nicola
A. Montani; four-part mixed chorus.
(Octavo edition liturgical Catholic
church music, no. 5481.) [21275
© Sept. %. 1910: .2)¢y Sento:
1910; E 288996; G.. Schirmer, New
ork, NG:
in Meats MOL Be
Nicola A. Montani; four-part
mixed voices. (Octavo
edition, liturgical Catholic church
music, no. 5482.) [21276
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 238997; G. Schirmer, New York,
INE es
— Faust; arr. by W. F. Ambrosio;
8 violins, piano and guitar. [21277
©ip Aves 36,1 LOO? ey Aiea. S
1910; BE 237191 : Carl Fischer, New
York, Nis Ye
GRACE IS FREE;
GoUNOD
—— rev. and ed.
by
chorus,
words by Wm. T.
Pettengill, music by George W.
Clarke. S8vo. (Milk and _ honey,
no. 36.) [21278
©) Aug.15, 29102” 2) .e) Awe. 724s
POLO: 6 E S288ibs 5 Metropolitan
chureh assn., Waukesha, Wis.
GRADUATION; march, by Hdw. J.
McHale; piano. [21279
© Auge. 2G 19lOes 2 e wAue 30:
1910; E 237566; McHale bros. & co.,
H. St. Louis, Il.
GRANADOS (H.) Dos marchas mili-
tares; piano & 4m. [21280
@©f Sept. 23" 910-92" en Septa.G:
1910; E 2878238; Casa Dotesio,
Madrid, Spain.
GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK; by G. A.
Grant - Schaefer, op. 17; piano,
(Country scenes, no. 1.) [21281
© WAS R22 90) 22 nes WAie. 22;
1910; E 238648; Arthur L. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
GRANDMOTHER IN HER ROCKING CHAIR;
by G. A. Grant- Schaefer, op. 17;
piano. (Country scenes, no. 2.)
©) Auey 225, dOMOl 12) ie:
1910; E 2388649; Arthur P.
Boston, Mass.
Aug.
Schmidt,
GRANT us THY PEACE; words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by Wm.
Lane Frost; mixed voices. 4to.
(The choral handbook, Curwen’'s
edition, no. 60951.) [21288
@ Aue. 29.5 1910.5 12 “e-'Aug. 29,
1910; E 288852; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
1227
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21284 Dti THM Svs
GRAZIELLA;. gavotte by John W. | GtLpNr (DIE) sonNE; choralkantate,
Bischoff; piano. [21284 text nach Paul Gerhardt, von H.
© Aug 2251010" (2) ee 22.
1910; E 288646; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
GREEK (A) GIRL; words by Austin
Dobson, music by Eugene Cowles;
high in A flat. (21285
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1910;
EH} 239244; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
GREEN (THE) AND THE GOLD; words by
Phoebe Hunter, music by Almah Me-
Conihay. [21286
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
EK 239022; Hollins institute, Hollins,
Va.
GREEN SPRIGS; words by Augusta Han-
cock, music by Alicia Adélaide Need-
ham. [21287
@rAue: 1551910 2c. Aus, 22-1910
EK 238054; Pigott & co., Itd., Dublin,
Ireland.
GRIEG (EDVARD HAGERUP) Piano lyrics
and shorter compositions [of] Ed-
vard Grieg, ed. by Bertha Feiring
Tapper, with a preface by Samuel
Swift. ... Boston, O. Ditson com-
pany; New York, C. H. Ditson & co.,
Lete., ete., 1910] xiii, 31., 184 p. port.
fol. (The musicians library) paper,
pi DO > Cloth, $2.50. [21288
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
A 271388; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
GRILLON (LE) DU FOYER; comédie mu-
sicale en trois actes, d’apres le conte
de Ch. Dickens par César Hanau,
musique de Riccardo Zandonai, ver-
sion francaise de Maurice Vaucaire.
Opéra complet pour chant et piano,
réduit par Ugo Solazzi. [21289
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c Aug. 26,
19102 PD ASTOS= G Ricordi, ‘& )-co.,
Milan, Italy.
GROSSES RECITATIV UND ANDANTE; yon
Serafin Alsechausky. 1. Posaune solo
mit orchester, stimmen. 2. Mit kla-
vier, partitur. [21290, 21291
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 23,
TODS. BW e287oll.oea(si2: Av BH.
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
GROSSPAPALIED; aus der _ operette,
Lolotte, text von A. Schick von
Markenau u. B. Granichstaedten,
musik von Bruno Granichstaedten.
[21.292
@isuly 227, 71910. 52) .c. /Aue...80,
1910; E 237646; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
ee
Leonhardt, musik von Ulrich Hilde-
brandt, op. 15; soli, chor und piano>
1. Klavierauszug mit text. 2. Chor-
stimmen. 4to. [ 21293, 21294
© July 27, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 20,
1910; E 237241, 237242; Fr. Kistner,
Leipzig, Germany.
HANDEL (GEORGE FRIEDRICH) Largo;
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
Ato. [21295
© July’ 23) 1910+" 2) cannes is:
1910; E 287145; Carl Fischer, New
YorksoN, Ye
Sarabande; violine mit klavier-
begleitung arr. von Willy Burmester.
Ausgabe fiir violoncello mit klavier,
arr. von Alfred Moffat. (Alte wei-
sen, no. 1.) [21296
© July. 18, 1910592 ves Age.= di:
1910; E 239069; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
Hat To CoLUMBUS; musie arr. by Ju-
lius Becker; mixed voices. 4to.
(The Coda, no. 399.)
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c Sept. 14,
1910; E 239239; Ginn & co., Boston,
Mass.
HAPPY BELLS; words by James Rowe, |
music by Samuel W. Beazley. 8vo.
[21298 |
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238792; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
HarK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING;
words by C. Wesley, music by H. J.
Stewart; high voice, in G. [21299
© Aug. 17, 1910: 2 ee ae
1910; E 238589; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
HARMONY AND THOROUGH BASS...
By J. B. H. Van Der Velpen.
[21297 |}
[vol. #
II, Teacher’s supplement] Chicago, |
Ill., C.F. Summy ¢o:, 29102) 13 pe |
4to. [21800
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 « Sept. 12]
1910; A 271594; J. Bo He Van" Wes |
Velpen, Detroit, Mich.
Harwoop (Basi) Concerto in D ma-
jor, for organ and orchestra; op. 24.
Ed. for organ. London, Novello &
co., Itd. obl. S8vo. (Original com-
positions for the organ, no. 10.)
ia
[21301 |
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910; |
FE 237798; Basil Harwood, Glouces- |
ter, England.
1228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21319.
HAScHISCH; ein fantastisch sinfo-
nischer traum, musik von Adolph P.
Boehm, op. 25, ftir grosses orchester.
Partitur. [21302
= Ane 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240066; Otto Junne, Leipzig,
Germany.
HASSE (KARL) Siebzehn choralvor-
spiele, op. 7; fiir orgel. [21303
Gn Ans 3) 1910; 2 c. Aug: 27,
1910; E 237477; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mabn, Leipzig, Germany.
HasTA MANANA (A demain); marche
espagnole, par Alexandre Sylvain
Petit; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [21304
rset i7. 1910; 2 \c:.Sept.. 12,
1910; E 239112; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
HAVANA; Standard waltzes, by Kendis
and Paley, arr. by Eugene Platz-
Inann; piano. [21305
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 237674; Maurice Shapiro, New
Vork, N.Y.
HAVE A SMILE WITH Momus; from Up
and down Broadway, words by Ed-
gar Smith and Wm. Jerome; music
by Jean Schwartz. [21306
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235981; Jerome H. Remick & Cco.,
New York, N. Y.
HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEPH) Capriccio;
violine mit klavierbegleitung, arr.
von Willy Burmester. Ausgabe fiir
violoncello mit klavier, arr. von Al-
fred Moffat. (Alte weisen, no. 7.)
[21307
Oring iS, “19103? 2 ec... Aug) 17,
1910; E 239075; B. Schott’s sdhne, ©
Mainz, Germany.
HE PARDONS SINNERS NOW; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [213808
@ Aus. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept.. 13,
1910; E 239223; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
He’s CALLING FOR YOU; words by W10.
T. Pettengill, music by Halfdan
Kjerulf. S8vo. (Milk and honey,
no. 438.) [21309
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
Ee238756; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
HeE’s COMING BACK; words by Geo.
Moore, music by M. Silver; voice
and banjo. [213810
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1910; H 288571;
Morris Silver, Chicago, Ill.
HE SAVETH ME; words by W. R. Curtis,
music by Edward M. Fuller. [21311
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c Aug. 18,
1910; E 287188; Curtis & Fuller,
Clarendon, Vt.
HE SET THE MUSIC GOING IN MY HEART;
words by W. M. Kendall, music by
Geo. S. Schuler. [21312
©@ Augi 8) 1910512) e Sept. ais:
1910; E 239206; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
HE THAT GOETH FORTH WITH WEEPING,
words by Thomas Hastings, music
by Irénée Bergé; mixed voices. 4to,
(Church music review, no. 267.)
[21313
© Sept, 10, 1910° (2 e) ‘Sept. 12;
1910; E 239048; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
HE THAT HATH THE SON HATH LIFE;
words by Ada R. Habershon; music
by M. L. Stocks. [21314
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239201; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HE WALKED AND HE LEAPED; words and
music by Donald S. Lundin. 8vo.
(Milk and honey, no. 42.) [21315
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
EH 288755; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
HEAL ME O my SAVIOUR.
(G.)
HEART 0’ MINE; waltz; by Gertrude J.
Bartlett; piano. [21316.
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 289003; W. B. Hasey, W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
See Verdi
HEART (THE) OF THE NIGHT; sonnet
written by D. G. Rossetti, music by
Hubert Bath; vocal quartet. 4to.
(Novello’s part-song book, no. 1206.)
[21317
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237667; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
HEART OF THE SouTH; waltz, by John
Itzel; orch. 4to. [213818
Ore 26) 1910 2" oe Aug. at,
1910; EH 2387486; Musiclovers Co.,
New York, N. Y.
HEART TO HEART; love melody, by Geo.
J. Trinkaus and Ernest R. Ball, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; orch. [21819
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237706: M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork Ne o¥«
1229
a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21320
Dt: TRS VES
HEIMAT, EWIG LIEBE; ged. von Julius
Gerstorff, musik von Eduard Krem-
ser, op. 154, no. 5; m&nnerchor ohne
begleitung. [21320
© Aug: 6, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237447; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
HEIMATKLANGE; walzer von P. Kruse,
op. 23. 1. Klavier. 2. Salonorches-
ter. [ 21321, 21322
© July 15, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 20,
1910; E 237249, 237250; Mauelsha-
gen & co., Dtisseldorf, Germany.
HEITERETEL; ein kinder-album, 20
leichte klavierstiicke ftir die jugend,
von Emil Sdchting, op. 117. Heft 1,
treble clef. Heft 2, treble and bass
clef. [ 213238, 21324
© July 22, 1910; 2 c each Aug.
Zs TOO SB ZaqZot, cok 2S. en SeOUE
berth & co., Leipzig, Germany.
HELGOLAND; ged. von HEHrich Langer,
musik von Franciscus Nagler, op. 62;
minnerchor, bariton solo und kla-
vier. 4to. [21325
©) Julive 18.1 St Oe: Aue) 23.
1910; E 237310;.C. FE. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig, Germany.
HELIOGABALE; tragédie lyrique en trois
actes en vers, poéme de Emile Sicard,
musique de Déodat de Séverac. Par-
tition chant et piano. [21326
©! Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 12:
1910; D 18717; Rouart, Lerolle &
cie., Paris, France.
HELPER (THE) ; words by Clifton Bing-
ham, music by Edith Fortescue. No.
Henn NG. news NO. o ia 1B) fat.
[21827-21329
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
15, 1910; E 240052-240054; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London,
England.
HENSCHEL (GEORG) Three vocal duets:
low voice. [21330
©) Aug. 18; 190): 2. @¢ Aus) -27.
1910; E 237481; Frederick Harris
co., London, England.
HERE’S MY POCKET, TAKE MY MONEY;
words and music by Hunsinger and
Langerman, arr. by C. F. A. Milahu.
[213381
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 2387795; F. C. Hunsinger, New Or-
leans, La.
HERR, DEIN WORT, DIE EDLE GABE; musik
von Gust. Baumfelder, op. 14;
gemischter chor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Drei leichte geistliche
chorlieder, no. 1.) [213382
© July 23, 19105, Bue Auer 27,
1910; E 237454; Johann André, Of-
fenbach, Germany.
HERZ IST TRUMPF; ged. von W. Gabriel,
musik von Hermann Sonnet, op. 133,
no. 1; fiir vierstimmigen mé&nner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. [213833
©:..July 30,, 1910= (27ee Aue 2a
1910; E 237450; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany.
HicH JINKS; characteristic rag march
and two step, by Whidden and Con-
rad; piano. [21334
© Aug. 15, 19102 2eee Ager 22
1919; E 288601; Leo Feist, New
York, NOY
HIGHLAND (THE) crry; march, by
J. C. Lynch; piano. [213385
© Aug. 18, 1910 >> 2s Ao)
1910; #238567 ;, John ye hyneh,
Marlboro, Mass.
Hinarity (Frodhlichkeit); par Chris-
tian Schifer, op. 59; piano solo.
[21336
© July 18; 1910-02) eon or,
1910; E 2387476; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Hitt (THE) OF soRROW; words by
Harold Simpson, music by D’Au-
vergne Barnard. No. 1in G. No. 2
invA flat. ‘Noss ame [21337
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239015; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
HIMMELREICHSLIED; aus der operette,
Lolotte, text von A. Schick-Markenau
und B. Granichstaedten, musik von
Bruno Granichstaedten. [21338
©. July ‘27, 1910-2 (eee:
1910; E 287648; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
HINEY HELLO; words and music by E.
Gray. [21339
© t c. Aug: 18; 1910: Heeaioe
Hd. Gray, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOLIDAY ECHOES; waltz, by J. Truman
Wolcott; piano. d [21340
©) Aug. 29, 1910: 2 Go Ausra:
1910; E 237505; Theo. Presser Go.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1230
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21358
Hoty, Hoty, Lord Gop ALMIGHTY;
words from the Bible, music by Kr.
Ursin. [21341
© Aue 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 17,
1910; E 2388519; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Honest INgun, I LovE you; from The
sweetest girl in Paris, words by Col-
lin Davis and Addison Burkhardt,
music by Jos. E. Howard. [21342
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c«. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240027; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
HONEY BuG; words and music by Hugh
V: Harlan. [21343
ee aus 16,°1910° 2 « Aug. 24,
1910; E 238736; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Hoopoo (THE); words by Percy
French, music by Houston Collis-
son. [213844
Waseem, 14)°1910- 2c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240046; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
Hoond’s GOSPEL SONGS; compiled and ed.
by C. Harold Lowden. Philadel-
phia, John J. Hood co. [1910].
[96] p. S8vo. $0.10. [21345
© May 20, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 20,
1oro> Ay 271106; John J: Hood c¢o.,
Phiiadelphia, Pa.
HornPireE (THE); steps recorded by
A. M. Cowper Coles. (Curwen’s ed.,
no. 1365.) _ [21346
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
EK 237853; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
How AMIABLE ARE THY TABERNACLES;
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. (Jn The
ehour yy. £1, no:-9.) [21347
©) Sept. 1, 1910; 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1910; EH 23747; Fillmore brothers
eo., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jiow’D YOU LIKE TO BE MY BEAU; intro.
in At the Waldorf, lyric by Madeline
Grey, music by Frank H. Grey.
[21348
Oras 15) 1910.) 2° ¢. Aug. 22,
1910; E 288612; Leo Feist, New
Mork, N.Y.
How’d You LIKE TO BE MY WEEK-END
FRIEND; lyric by Sylvester Maguire,
music by Anton Heindl. [21349
© Aug. 20,, 1910: 2 c: Aug.. 22,
1910; H 238591; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
How’p YoU LIKE TO MARRY ME; comic
duet with dance, words by Gus.
Kahn, musie by Grace Le Boy.
[21350
©) Sept. 12, 1910: 2°e ‘Sept: 12,
1910; E 2890386; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, III.
How vo I LooK To you; words and
music by August G. Hensch, jr.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[21351
©y Aes (24719102) 2) ey Sepia
1910; E 289056; August G. Hensch,
jr.. New York, N. Y.
Tiow WE TOOK MILWAUKEE; words by
George Vail Williams, music by R.
Wim. Wooby. [21352
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1910; E 237237;
Williams and Wooby, Garfield, N. J.
HUMORESKE; von Max Reger, op. 25;
klavier. (Aquarellen, fiinf kleine
tonbilder, no. 2.) [213538
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16;
1910; E 239331; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TIUMORESQUE; by L. J. Oscar Fontaine,
op. 45. (Compositions pour piano,
no. 7.) [21354
© Aug. 275 1910-92 c Ang: 29;
1910; EH 237540; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
HIuNTRESS (HAROLD POOLE) Vive
songs; voice and piano. Contents:
The City of sleep. Play the game.
Chivalrous Hugh. Bully Old Omar.
I love the day. [21355
@pAus 22. 1010 2c. sane 23,
1910; EH 237306; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
HIvEM VAR HAN; [sacred song], musik
of A. L. Skoog. [21356
@uNept. As 1910252) Gr Septs: 6,
19105 HE 2387790; A. Liljengren,
Crampton, R. I.
HYMN IN THE NIGHT; words by Jessie
Seagle, music by Harold P. Brown;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church music
review, no. 265). [21357
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
19102). 239045 > “HiviW.. Gray? co.,
New York, N. Y.
Hymnus; text und musik von Julius
Bittner. (Drei lieder ftir frauen-
stimme, no. 2.) [21358
OrAtier 13h 1910's .2° ce. Septy 16,
1910; E 289885; B. Schott’s sdéhne,
Mainz, Germany.
aE a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21859
I AM LIVING IN HIM; words and music
by Mrs. P. C. Curnick. [21359
© June 16, 19:0; 2) .¢ -Augy 29,
1910> HY 237571; Paul
South Bend, Ind.
I AM THE CUNNING BOY ;
music by E. J. Nelson.
words and
Washington,
D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[213860
© Ang 1h) A054 sev vA,
1910; E 288889; E. John Nelson,
Moline, Ill.
I AM WITH YOU ALWAY; words by Maud
Frazer, music by Robert Harkness.
[21361
(C Ane Ss) AMOS 24 c. Sepia,
1910; E 239168; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
Same. [21362
© Aus, 8.1910; 2 ¢«. Sept: 13;
1910; E 239194; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
I CANNOT LEAVE MY MOTHER; words by
Emma Redding, musie by Arthur A.
Penn. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [21363
©) Auer 24, 1910: -2. ec. Aug. 24;
1910; E 238813; Mrs. Emma Red-
ding, Ostrander, Wash.
I CAN’T HELP IT; words and music by
Blanche Merrill. [21364
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237784; Charles K. Harris, New
Vorks iN. Ye
I’D LIKE TO BE AN ANIMAL IN THE ZOO;
words by John G. Collins, music by
W. H. G. Bradner. [213865
© Aue 19) 191022 ‘G Aug: 20,
1910; E 2387233; Jerome H. Remick
&<co:,, Newe Yorks N.Y:
I'D LIKE TO MAKE A HIT LIKE FATHER;
words by W. E. Bilderback, music
by E. H. Applegate. [21366
©t-e Aug: 31; 1910; © 238862;
W. E. Bilderback & E. H. Apple-
gate, U. S.
I’D LIKE TO SEE YOU SUNDAY; words by
Irving Grant, music by Al Harriman.
[21367
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 15,
1910; E 2400381; A. C. Harriman,
Boston, Mass.
I’D RING THE WEDDING BELLS FOR YOU;
words by William Jerome, music by
Jean Schwartz. [21368
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237900; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
123
C. Curnick,
pt. Dyas -v.5
I DON’T WANT YOU TO BE A SISTER TO
ME; intro. in Our Miss Gibbs, words
by Frederick Day, music by Jerome
D. Kern. [21369
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 23980183; T. B. Harms & Francis
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
I GIVE MY HEART; words by G. Schade,
music by Robert Harkness. [21370
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
FE 2389192; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY.
words by H. Bonar, music by C. B.
Hawley; high voice in F. [21371
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239092; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Chio.
music by S. M. Ford; so-
prano. [21572
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 « Sept. 15,
1910; E 2400384; Minor C. Baldwin,
Middletown, Conn.
I KNOW THE PLACE WHERE WE WILL
REST; by Kate Vannah, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; cornet with military band
ace. 4to. [21373
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2%) Aus 25,
1910; E 237358; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— —— trombone with military band
ace. 4to. [21874
© Aug. 24, 19104 “2)nee eae 5.
1910; E 237357; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I LAY MY SINS ON JESUS; hymn-an- jj
them, words by MHoratius Bonar,
music by Robert A. Foss. 4to.
[21875
© Aug. 19, 1910/2 te sages:
1910; E 238623; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
I LIKE ’EM PLUMP; from the musical
play, The slim princess, words by |
Henry Blossom, music by Leslie Stu- |
art. 4to.
1910; E 237603; Chappell & co., ltd., §
London, England.
I LIKE TO HAVE A FLOCK OF MEN |
AROUND ME; from Jumping Jupiter,
by Henry Auracher; hotel orch. no. |
166. Ato. [21377 |
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 @ Aue 25)
1910; E 237360; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
[213876
©-Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 30, —
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21397
TLL DO ANYTHING BUT—; words by AI-
fred Bryan, music by Henriette
Blanke-Belcher. [21378
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237897: Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
I’LL RETURN AGAIN FOR YOU; words and
music by Mrs. Ira Graybill; mezzo
sop. L21379
@)i e@ Auge. 15, 1910; E 237384;
Mrs. Ira Graybill, McClelland, Iowa.
TLL WAIT AT HEAVEN’S GATE, SWEET-
HEART, FOR YOU; words by Florence
Belle Anderson. music by Alex. S.
Gibson. [21380
GAnue. 24, 1910; 2 « Aug. 24,
1910; E 238812; F. B. Haviland pub.
eo., New York, N. Y.
I LOVE HER STILL; words and music by
Fred C. Erb. [21381
mane, 16 1910: 2.c. Aug: 24,
1910; E 238733; Jerome H. Remick
& co. New York, N. Y.
I Love MacIntosH; intro. in Our Miss
Gibbs; words by George Arthurs,
music by Harold Lonsdale. [21382
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
m2s1012, T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
Same. [213883
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
251500; T. B. Harms & Francis;
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
I LOVE NO ONE. DEAR, BUT YOU; words
and music by W. K. Engle. New
York, Frank Harding. [21384
@yAwme. 24-1910; 2c. Sept. 6,
1910; E 237787; Walter K. Engle,
Reading, Pa.
I LOVE THAT DREAMY TUNE; words and
music by Lafayette Lentz Butler.
[21385
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239028; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I LOVE THE GIRLS FROM A TO Z; from
The sweetest girl in Paris, lyric
from Addison Burkhardt and Collin
Davis, music by Jos. E. Howard.
[21386
@ Aue 24 1910: 2 e@ Aug. 24
tO. H) 2387303" Chas. K.* Harris,
New York, N. Y.
I LOVE THE NAME OF Mary; lyric by
Geo. Graff, jr., music by Chauncey
Oleott and Ernest R. Ball. [213887
© Ane. 24, 1910; 2c. Aug: 25,
1910; E 237378; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I LovE THY KINGDOM, LoRD; words by
Timothy Dwight, music by Ira B.
Wilson, [21388
© “Aus; (31) 1910-2 e7 Sent s:
1910; E 287888; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
I'M GLAD MY HOME IS IN THE STATES;
from the musical play, The slim
princess, words by Henry Blossom,
music by Leslie Stuart. 4to. [21389
© Aug. 29) 1910°) 2 ¢. Aus. 30, -
1910; E 287601; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
I'M GOING HOME; words by Sarah
Ramsay, music by Robert Harkness.
[21390
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1910; E 239181; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
I’M GOING TO JOIN THE BAND; words
and music by C. P. Jones. [21891
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 237625; Chas. P. Jones, Jackson,
Miss.
I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU; words and mu-
sic by R. H. Henemier. [21392
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1910; E 238589;
Robert H. Henemier, New York,
NU
I’M ONLY HAPPY WHEN I’M SAD; from
Up and down Broadway, words by
Wm. Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [21893
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235982; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
I’M SUCH A LONELY BABY; words by
Isaac L. Swan, music by D. J.
Shook. [213894
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6,
1910; EH 237809; Donald J. Shook &
co., Jackson, Mich.
I MISS YOU HONEY, MISS YOU ALL THE
TIME; words and music by C. K.
Harris. [21895
@©nivew Aue, 31. 1910: H 2388i1;
Chas. K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
I NEED BUT GO; words by Mary Bern-
stecher, music by Robert Harkness.
[213896
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1910; E 239153; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
I NEED TO BE FILLED; words by Ada
Habershon, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [21897
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 18,
1910: E 289159; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
12338
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v
61164—10
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21398
I SIMPLY GO AND DO IT, AND IT’S DONE;
written by John L. St. John, com-
posed by Russell Wallet. [21398
© Sept. 8) 1910; 2c Sept.<s;
1910; E 237830; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
TOOK IT ON THE RUN; words and mu-
sic by R. H. Henemier. [21399
© ic. Aug. 16, 1910; E 238588;
Robert H. Henemier, New York,
ING Ys
=
I’VE A LONGING, DEAR, FOR YOU, AND
HOME SWEET HOME; words by Ar-
thur Gillespie, music by Harold
Ward. [21400
@r Aue 25,1910. "2 ve? Aue, 25:
1910; E 2873894; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
I’VE GOT A BIT OF LOVE FOR YOU, DEAR;
written by A. J. Mills, composed by
Bennett Seott. London, Star music
pub. co., ltd. [21401
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 8,
1910; E 287863; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
I wANT A MAN; from The sweetest girl
in Paris, lyric by Addison Burkhardt
and Collin Davis, music by Jos. EH.
Howard. [21402
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 24,
1910; E 288727; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
Ef WANT A UNIFORM; words and music
by F. V. A. Flannery. [21403
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1910; E 237813;
Frederic V. A. Flannery, Detroit,
Mich.
I WANT TO BUY A LITTLE BIT OF LOVE;
words and music by C. K. Harris.
[21404
©” Sept. 3," 1910; 2° c. Sept. 6
1910; E 237786; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
I WANT TO GET RIGHT HOME; written
by E. W. Rogers and Frank Calvert,
music by Orlando Powell. [21405
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 22,
1910; E 2388633; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I WANT TO GO BACK TO THE DEAR HOME-
LAND; written and composed by Fred
Warwick and John A. Glover-Kind.
[21406
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 22,
1910; E 238635; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
DU. eS, 2V...3
I WANT TO SOAR INTO STARDOM, SEE;
words by G. Harrison, music by
Alfred Chaplin Bayle. [21407
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1910; H 237546:
Sam Harrison, Oakland, Cal.
I WAS GRIEVED AT THE WICKED; Offer-
tory solo, words from Psalm 73, mu-
sic by W. H. Neidlinger; sop. or
ten. and alto or bar. [21408
© Aug. 22, 1910." Que aus: 22,
1910; E 238637; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WAS SINKING; words and music by
Robert Harkness. {21409
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 13,
1910; E 239189; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
|
WILL FOLLOW JESUS; words and mu-
sic by V. Hodge. [21410
© July 10, 191027 )2ye3Sept: 4s,
1910; E 238951; Verda Hodge, Mi-
nerva, Ohio.
Lol
WILL GO UNTO Gop; words from the
Bible, music by S. M. Walters.
[21411
© Aug. 15, 1910 sees a
1910; E 288523; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
_
I WILL LIFT UP MINE EYES; words from
the Bible, music by W. Stillman
Martin. [21412
© Aug. 15, 1910322) @yAner ag,
1910; B 238517; Po Py Bilhorm Chi-
cago, Ill.
words from Psalm 121, music by
Philo Adams Otis; mixed voices.
Ato. (Church music review, no.
269.) [21413
© .Sept.. 10, 1910;°2 eG Sept: 12;
1910; E 239041; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
I WILL LOVE YOU ALWAYS, JUST FOR
AULD LANG SYNE; words by Robert
F.. Roden, music by Eddie V. Cupero.
[21414
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 287670; J. Fred Helf co., New
York, Nw.
I WILL TRUST HIM; words by Elizabeth
B. Miller, music by J. E. Delmarter.
[21415
© Aug: 8}. 1910; 2 ¢ Sepia:
1910; E 289161; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
1234
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21433
I WONDER IF YOU'RE LONGING; words by
E. M. Miller, music by H. K. Dug-
dale. Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21416
Pens si. 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 31,
1910; E 238888; Emma M. Miller,
Canton, Il.
—
WONDER WHEN HE IS COMING HOME;
words and music by M. Kirchoff.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21417
rae at. ADIO: 2 ce. Aug. 17,
1910; HE 238544; Mary Kirchoff,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
IDDLE-DE-IDDLE-DE-I; from the musical
comedy The sweetest girl in Paris,
lyric by Addison Burkhardt and Col-
lin Davis, music by Jos. E. Howard.
[21418
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238920; Charles K. Harris, New
York, NN: Y.
IDYLLE D’UN PATRE; par Maurice Pesse,
pour piano. (Six piécettes, no. 5.)
[21419
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239132; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
IF A BIRD, TO you I’D FLY; words by
I. M. Runnells, music by Jack Kore-
nag. [21420
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1910; E 289049
Jack Korenag, San Francisco, Cal.
IF ALL THE WORLD WERE MINE; words
by B. M. Forbes, music by [G. E.
Castillo. ] [21421
©l1e. Aug. 24, 1910; E 238696;
B. M. Forbes, Rochester, N. Y.
im 1 COULD BUT LIVE MY LIFE AGAIN;
words and music by E. Lincoln.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[21422
@ Aus. 16, 1910::- 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1910; E 2388749; Ethel Lincoln, New
Work, (N..Y.
Ir ID STUCK AROUND I’D BE MARRIED
YET; words and music by James
Brockman. [214238
er Ane 15) 1910+ 2. ¢ Aug. 15,
1910; E 237264; M. Witmark & sons,
INNew York, N. Y.
If I WAS ONLY A PITTSBURGH MILLION-
AIRE; words and music by C. R.
Jones. [21424
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1910; E 238873;
Clarence R. Jones, Albany, N. Y.
Ir I WERE A BIRD; words by Nellie
Davenport Graves, music by Herman
Bellstedt. [21425
©) July.2; 1910) 2: Aue 41510:
E 235968; Rocky mountain music
pub. co., Denver, Colo.
IF IT WASN’T FOR THE MAN WITH. A
FAMILY; song, by Andrew Jensen.
[21426
© hus she 19102 eh Aue oe
1910; E 238739; Jerome H. Remick
& con New York, Ns ¥;
IF YOU HAVE A WORD OF CHEER; words
and music by C. P. Jones. [21427
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1910;
E 237626; Chas. P. Jones, Jackson,
Miss.
IF YOU'LL GO BOATING; words by J. L.
Smith, music by H. Kirkus Dugdale.
[21428
© July” 20s 910502) 1c) eAuie oe
1910; E 288912; Jos. L. Smith, Co-
field, N. C.
IF YOU'LL ONLY SHOW ME HOW; a busi-
ness ballad, words and music by
Will R. Anderson. [21429
©) Aue 246 1910-52, en Auge 25;
1910; EK 237377; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IM HERBST; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
obl. 8vo. [21480
@ Aug. 4) 1910 2 e Aug. ty 1910>
HE 235991; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
IM STADTPARK WAR’S; lied aus der op-
eretten-burleske, Vindobona du herr-
liche stadt, text von J. Bramer und
A. Grtinwald, musik von Leo Archer.
[214381
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1910;
I) 237641; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
IMMORTAL LOVE; words and music by
Alfred H. Robinson. No. 2 in C.
London, J. H. Larway. [21482
© Sept. 12) O10; 2 co Sept.. 15;
1910; E 240040; A. H. Robinson,
England.
IMPRESSIONS OF Savoy (Impressions
Savoiardes) ; by Jean Antiga; piano
four hands. [21483
@P-Sepr9, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 44,
1910; E 239246; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
1235
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21434
IN A HAMMOCK JUST FOR TWO; words
and music by H. F. Newcomb.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [21434
© Auwes 15;) 19105" (e: “Auges Si,
1910; E 2388882; H. F. Newcomb,
Vallejo, Cal.
IN A LITTLE WHILE, MAy, I’LL RETURN
TO YOU; words and music by T.
Moithen. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co, [214385
©) Ante, ot AOIOs Bese AtiEs aie
1910; H 238542; Tony Molthen, Hub-
bell, Mich.
IN ALL MY DREAMS, I DREAM OF YOU;
words by Joe McCarthy, music by
Al. Piantadosi. [21436
renee 15. 1910: 2c. Aue 22.
1910; E 238609; Leo Feist, New
Wonk. oN; Y..
In ARCADIA; waltz by Stanley Holt.
Orchestral parts. 4to. [214387
(Oy esepts el, I OHOr 2c. sSepe. 2,
1910; E 237724; Collard Moutrie,
London, England.
IN MY GARDEN; album of 12 short
pieces, composed by J. Fredericks;
piano solo. Books1—2. [21488-21489
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
1G.) 191052 FH 2239309; 239st0s5 B:
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
IN PERFECT PEACE; music by Ira B.
Wilson; soprano and alto. [21440
© Sept. 2, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
EK 237837; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
In ROSE TIME (Aus der rosenzeit) ;
waltz by H. Necke; piano with 1st
and 2nd violins ad lib. (Musical
sketch book.) [21441
cy Ane: 115; 3910): 2 ec. Ane 15;
1910; E 238495; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN SEVILLE; ged. von Paul Heyse, mu-
sik von Rudolf Wagner, op. 242;
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [21442
@). dulys 27,1910 +52 c,. Aug: 20,
1910; E 237247; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
IN SHERWOOD FOREST; a vocal inter-
mezzo, words by Basil Harwood,
music by Liza Lehmann; female
voices. Vocal score. [21443
© Sept..6,..1910;°2 c: Sept: 7,
1910; E 288988; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
pt.. 1 ns. Vv. 5
IN SUNNY KANSAS LONG AGO; words
and music by D. H. Drummond.
Kansas City, Wyandotte music co.
[21444
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 esen. 3;
1910; E 289258; D. Harlan Drum-
mond, Kansas City, Kans.
IN THE AIRSHIP; by Gertrude J. Bart-
lett; piano. [21445
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 9,
1910; E 239000; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
IN THE CITY OF DETROIT; words by F.
V. A. Flannery, music by Anna Rosa-
lyn Klein. [21446
© 1c Aug. 18; 1910+ bes T1 23 -
Frederic V. A. Flannery, Detroit,
Mich.
IN THE DAYS GONE BY; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Leslie Harding.
[21447
© Aug. 22, 191025 Age 2.
1910; E 237755; Regent music pub.
co., London, England.
IN THE FIELDS OF MY OLD SOUTHERN
HOME; words and music by M. A.
Shoemaker, Chicago. Shoemaker &
Shoemaker. [21448
© ‘Aug. 15, 1910= 2 renee dc:
1910; E 238555; Mabel Abbott Shoe-
maker, Chicago, Ill.
IN THE GARDEN OF MY HEART; by E. R.
Ball, arr. by Tom Clark. 1. Cornet
with piano ace. 2. Trombone with
piano ace. [ 21449, 21450
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 3,
1910; E 2388988, 238939; M. Witmark
& sons, New York, N. Y.
IN THE GOLDEN AUTUMN TIME; words
and music by A. R. McColm.
[21451
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1910; EH 287542;
Arla R. McColm, Galesburg, I11.
IN THE GONDOLA; barearolle by John
W. Bischoff; piano. [21452
© Aug. 22, 19103) 2) € aeaa2,
1910; E 238647; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
IN THE HAYFIELD; march, by Harold
Spencer ; piano. [21453
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2-6 Aue 2354
1910; E 237580; McKinley music €o.,
Chicago, Ill. '
IN THE INTEREST OF SCIENCE; duet and
dance, from The girl and the drum-
mer, lyric by George Broadhurst,
music by Augustus Barratt. [21454
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 ¢) Ae;
1910; E 2386138; Leo Feist, New
York N> Ye
1236
INDIVIDUAL
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21474
IN THE LAND OF THE GOLDEN SUN: writ-
ten by Gilbert Wells,
Kenny Kay.
© Aug. 20, 1910; C.
1910; E 2388634; Francis,
Hunter, London, England.
music by
[21455
Auey "22,
aay
Day &
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a
IN THE LAND WHERE THE BEAUTIFUL
CoNWAY FLOWS; written and com-
posed by Harry Gifford, Arthur
Stroud and-Aubrey Kennett.
[21456
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 23,
1910; E 237308; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
IN THE MORNING; rhapsody, words by
Ernest Bilton, music by Stafford
North; chorus and orch. Vocal
score. 4to. [21457
mage, 27, 1910: 2 c. Aug: 29,
1910; E 237551; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
IN THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE; lyric
by Dave Reed, music by Chauncey
Oleott and Ernest R. Ball. [21458
@©, Aue. 24, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 25,
1910; E 237379; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IN YOUR GOWN OF GRENADINE; written
and composed by Fred Murray.
{21459
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240020; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
INDIAN SUMMER; intermezzo, by Victor
Moulton, piano. [21460
ame, 25, 1910;.2 ec. Aug. 25,
1910; E 237413; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Il.
SINGING EXERCISES. 5th
grade. [By] A. J. Abbott ... New
York, Cincinnati [etc.] American
book company [1910]. 32 p. 8vo.
(Standard musical library.) [21461
Gysept (1, 1910- 2 c. Sept. 8,
wot; A 271441; Arthur J. Abbott,
Manchester, N. H.
INGENUA (L’) (Gigina); canzone na-
politana, versi di Mimi’ Albin, mu-
sica di Carlo Mirelli. [21462
eisept. 5, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239262; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
INSPIRATION ; words by L. A. Lefevre,
music by Charles H. G. Mottram.
(Two songs, no. 2.) [21463
@iasuly, 22,1910: 2 ce. Aue. 20;
1910; E 237256; Bach & co., Lon-
don, England.
123
INSTITUTE SONG BOOK... ed. by Laura
Bryant... New York, A. S. Barnes
co;; 1910: 2epetk; G60) py Sv.or S030:
[21464
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 2, 1910;
A 271359; A. S. Barnes co., New
VEO Te AE
INTRODUCTION ET ETUDE BRILLANTE;
réveil des fées, par Emile Prudent,
op. 41, transcrite avec variantes et
doigtée, par G. Sgambati, pour pi-
ano. [21465
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 16,
1910; E 239317; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
IRELAND, DEAR IRELAND; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by H. Trotére. No.
Zim 1. No. 3 in) Bb flat, “Noy 4.in es
[21466-21468
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c each Sept.
15, 1910; H 240049—-240051; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
IRISH CRADLE SONG; words by Francis
A. Fahy, music by Alicia Adélaide
Needham. [21469
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1910;
E 239052; Pigott & co., ltd., Dublin,
Ireland.
IRRESISTIBLE SUE; a Syncopated love
song, words and music by H. M.
Githens. [21470
© 4 ec Aue 25, 1910 Bh 23788:
Howard M. Githens, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Is HE PRECIOUS TO you; words by Ada
R. Habershon, music by M. L.
Stocks. [21471
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239221; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Is THERE ANYTHING ELSE THAT I CAN
DO FOR YOU; words by Irving Berlin,
music by T. Snyder. [21472
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
H 287829; Ted Snyder co., New
York, N.Y.
Ir’s A GOOD OLD wWoRLD; words by Ed.
Payne, music by W. Wolff. [21478
©) Sept 190-2" cy Aug. 30.
1910; HE 287680; William Wolff,
Boston, Mass.
Iv’S A LOVELY DAY FOR A SAIL; written
by A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett
Scott. London, Star music pub. co.,
ltd. [21474
© Sept. 16, 1910; ec. Sept. 8,
1910; E 287864; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
7
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_
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21475
pt lke ies vib
IT’S DREADFUL TO BE AN OLD MAID; from
the musical play The slim princess,
werds by Henry Blossom, music by
Leslie Stuart. [21475
© 7Ange)/30,71910>" 2 esAnes 3k
1910; E 2388858; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, England.
It’s JOY TO SAY GOOD EVENING BUT IT’S
PAIN TO SAY GOOD NIGHT; words by
Earle C. Jones, music by Julian
Straus. [21476
© Aus. Bi. 1910 2 cs Aueaeot.
1910; E 288867; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
IT’S YOUR OWN HOME TOWN; words and
music by Ben Harris and Morris
Rosenblatt. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & €o. [21477
© Aus. 16. 1910 +12" ce. Auge 24
1910; E 238742; Harris & Rosen-
blatt, New York, N. Y.
IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS; words
from As you like it by Shakespeare,
music by G. W. Chadwick. 1. Men’s
voices. 2. Women’s voices, trio.
(Octavo series, no. 368 and 481.)
[21478, 21479
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
22, 1910; E 238662, 238663; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
JAGERGRUSSE; ged. von Carl Pusch,
musik von Hermann Sonnet, op. 138,
no 8; ftir vierstimmigen md&nner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. [21480
©jyaduly 30) ASIOe 22. "ce. SAE OT,
1910; E 237452; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany.
JALOUSE; intermezzo par Ernest Gillet;
orchestre avec piano—conducteur.
4to. [21481
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237205; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
JANUARY; A snow frolic, polka, by Sis-
ter of St. Joseph; piano, in F flat.
(All the year round, no. 1.) [21482
Pause. 22, “1910. 2: e Aug. 23.
1910; E 237292; Leo Feist, New
Mork... ¥.,
JE ME PLEURE; poésie de Héléne Vacar-
esco, musique de Paul Lacombe,
[21483
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c@ Sept. 12,
1910; E 289124; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France,
JENNIE, THE GIRL FOR MY AIN FIRESIDE;
song, words by Henry C. Lanneau.
[21484
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 e. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238738; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
JERVIS-READ (H. V.) Two lyrical
songs: a) At rest; words by Oscar
Wilde; b) Oranges; words by Leigh
Hunt. No. 1 in A. “Neots inew.
[21485, 21486
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
15, 1910; E 240047, 240048; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd., Lon-
don, England.
JESUS CAN SAVE YOU NOW; words by
Fred. P. Morris, music by Robert
Harkness. [21487
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 13,
1910; E 239199; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa,
JESUS DIED FOR ME; words arranged
by Addie M. Alexander, music by
Flora Lucas. 8vo. (Milk and honey,
no. 59.) [21488
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238762; Metropolitan church assn,
Waukesha, Wis.
JESUS DIED FOR YOU AND ME; words and
music by D. C. Hinds. [21489
© Aug. 30, 1910;>2 eas 20)
1910; E 237535; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
words and music by Mrs. P. C.
Curnick. [21490
© June 16, 1910; 2 « Aug. 29,
1910; EO 237569; Paw @Gae@uenick,
South Bend, Ind.
JESUS LOVES ALL THE TIME; words and
musie by E. J. Archer. [21491
©. Aug. 15, 1910:7 2 vere
1910; E 2371380; Edward J. Archer,
Plainwell, Mich.
JESUS LOVES THE CHILDREN; words by
Elizabeth B, Miller, musie by J. E.
Delmarter. [21492
© -Aug. 8, 1910; 2 e. Sep ds,
1910; E 2389197; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
JESUS MY SAVIOUR STANDS BY MY SIDE;
words and music by Mrs. P. C. Cur-
nick. [21493
© June 16, 1910; 2 c Aug: 29,
1910; E 2387570; Paul C. Curnick,
South Bend, Ind.
JESUS SOUGHT ME; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley. |
Svo. [21494
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 288783; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
JEWELS; words by Ada R. Habershon,
music by Robert Harkness. [21495
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1910; E 239204; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
1238
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21514
JOHNSON-JEFFRIES 4TH OF JULY BIG
FIGHT: words and music by B. E.
Amos. [21496
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1910; EB 237892;
Bert E. Amos, Muskogee, Okla.
JOLLY ROAMER (Lustiger wander-
bursche): by A. Sartorio, op. 859,
no. 7; piano. (Pleasures of life,
no. 7.) [21497
sept, 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2,
1910; E 237737; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOYEUSES FOLLIES; polka par Alex-
andre Sylvian Petit; orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [21498
sen 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239111; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
JOYFUL (A) RIDE FOR HOME; by W.
Aletter; piano. [21499
Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c Sept. 3,
1910; E 2388931; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
JULHALSNINGEN; [sacred song], mu-
sik af A. L. Skoog. [21500
(aSept 1;) 1910: -2 ec. Sept..6,
1910; E 287789; <A. Liljengren,
Crompton, R. I.
JULROSEN; ord af Eric, musik af A.
L. Skoog. [21501
@© Sept 1, 1910; 2 c.. Sept. 6,
1910; BH 287791; <A. Liljengren,
Crompton, R. I.
JULY; Sky rockets, galop, by Sister
of St. Joseph; piano, in C. (All the
year round, no. 7.) [241502
© 22/7910: 2 c. Aug. 22,
1910; E 287298; Leo Feist, New
Work N.Y.
JUNE; Vacation, march and two-step,
by Sister of St. Joseph; piano, in C.
(All the year round, no. 6.) [21503
Orin 22, 19107 2 ¢c.' Aug. 23,
1910; E 2387297; Leo. Feist, New
Mors aN. Y.
words by Harrison S. Morris,
music by Alexander Mac Fadyen;
high voice. [21504
@r Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept: 7,
1910; E 238990; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
JUST A DREAM OF YOU, DEAR; words by
Milton Weil, music by F. Henri
Klickmann. [21505
OAs .25,, 1910", 2! ¢...Auge.> 25,
1910; E 287852; Victor Kremer,
Chicago, I].
JUST A FOND MEMORY; Song by A.
Leckermeyer. New York. F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [21506
©) Aus. 17) 191052" es Auemndiye
1910; BH 238541; Annie Lecker-
meyer, Lincoln, Nebr.
JUST A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY; from
The girl and the drummer, lyric by
George Broadhurst, music by Au-
gustus Barratt. [21507
© Aue. ts, A910. 2) e Aue.. 22)
1910; E 2388617; Leo Feist, New
Works Ne Ye
JUST A LITTLE CORNER; words by A. V.
Daglish, music by H. Kirkus Dug-
dale. [21508
© July 2021910. -2-¢ Aussi
1910; E 288903; Alda V. Daglish,
Rochester, N. Y.
JUST BECAUSE OF ONE MERE MAIDEN;
words and music by L. L. Butler.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21509
© Aug; 30; 1910-28 e Aue? 30:
1910; E 287618; Lafayette Lentz
Butler, Park Place, Pa.
JUST FOR YOU MY HEART IS ACHING;
words and music by H. G. H. Har-
aldsen. [21510
©1 ec. Sept. 3, 1910; E 238950;
Hans Gustav Henry MHaraldsen,
Harvey, Ill.
JUST LOOK INTO MY EYES DEAR; words
by A. M. Hall, music by H. Kirkus
Dugdale. [21511
OMaly 20s 19102 ic. 1 Auge sal,
1910; H 288894; Alice M. Hall, Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
JUST ONE SARATOGA; march and two-
step by C. C. Tyler, arr. by Robert
Recker; orchestra. 4to. [21512
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1910; E 288851; Charles C. Tyler,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
JUST SAY THE WORD; words by Claude
L. Barker, music by Roy L. Burtch.
[215138
@rAwens Sie 1910872: ee Aug: $1,
1910; E 238866; Jerome H. Remick &
eco., New York, N. Y.
JUST YoU AND I; words and music by
R. L.. Parker. [21514
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c Aug. 29,
1910; BE 237526; R. Lemont Parker,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
1239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21515
pt. II, 0. 8., v.5
IKANTAT FOR JUBELSYNODEN, 1910; mu-
siken af R. Lagerstrom, ord. af C. A.
Lonnquist. 4to. [21515
© June ad, 1910-2 "e, Awe20!
1910; E 237514; Kyrkosangen pub.
co., St. Peter, Minn.
IXAPPA SiGMA; waltz by J. A. White,
jr.; piano. [21516
@ July 20; 1910-2) cy Ane
1910; EK 238918; Jas. A. White, jr.,
Washington, D. C.
JKKEEP LOOKING TO Him; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
Syo. [21517
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 24, 1910;
EK 238976; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS; offertory
solo, text from St. John XIV., music
by W. H. Neidlinger; sop. or ten.
and alto or bar. [21518
COMuet225 AGO 2 ves Aues22,
1910; E 238639; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Kenny (CH. iS.)
solo.
Caprice, op. 4; piano
(Cycle of lyrics, no. 4.)
[21519
O©nmuie. 22 ACO 6 02 He. Amiel 7,
1910; E 239062; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Idyl, op. 4; piano solo. (Cycle of
lyrics, no. 3.) [21520
©) dunes 22). 1910 22 eo Ane iG,
1910; E 289061; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
KHAKI AND BLUE; march, by Wm.
Brinsmead; full band. 4to. [21521
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237143; Carl Fischer, New York,
NS YY.
KIMMETH’s (THE) CHORDING CHART
FOR PIANO OF ORGAN. Pla 22
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c Sept. 14,
1910; E 239252; Frank J. Kimmeth,
Okabena, Minn.
Kinc (THE) OF GLORY; words and
music by C. G. Innocent. [21523
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1910; E 238922:
Charles Goetze Innocent, Alpena,
Mich.
KING (THE) OF THE WIDE, WIDE
WORLD; words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Al. Piantadosi. [21524
@) San. 227 1910:>"2 Ge Sept, 12,
1910; E 239024; Leo Feist, New
Yorks, No Ve
KXIRSCHBLUTENFEST; Japanischer tanz
fiir 6 paare, von Alex Hoffmann,
musik yon Cesare Pugni. Ausgabe
fiir klavier mit tanzbeschreibung.
[21525
© July 22, 1910; 2) ex Aue, 123,
1910; E 237321; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany.
KoLLIN; ged. von Detlev freiherr v.
Liliencron, musik von [I. A. Moller.]
4to. (Hausmusik Oberammergau,
no. 8.) [21526
© Aug. 22, 191035 2 rey Sept (45;
1910; E 240086; Balthasar Keller,
Oberammergau, Germany.
KOMM MEIN SCHATZ IN DEN LUNA-
‘ PARK; marsch-couplet aus Polnische
wirtschaft, posse in 3 akten, gesangs-
texte von Alfred Schonfeld, musik
von Jean Gilbert. [21527
© Aug. 8, 1910; -2¥ee Aime 27,
1910; E 237495; Thalia-theater.-ver-
lag, Berlin, Germany.
KRAUSE (ANTON) ‘Three instructive
sonatas (Drei instruktive sonaten) ;
op. 1, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[21528
©. Sept. 1, 19102 "2 Ree seee ss,
1910; E 287875, Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
IXRONPRINZEN-WALZER ; gesellschafts-
tanz von Rudolph Knoll, musik von
H. Eberle. Ausgabe A, fiir klavier
mit deutscher tanzbeschreibung fir
1 paar. [21529
© July 22, 1910; 2 veg Auei 2s,
1910; E 237322; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Lapy (THE) or Leith; words by
William Maginn, music by G. W.
Chadwick. [21530
© Sept. 1, 1910 ;°2%eseprr as
1910; E 237702; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LADY VIOLETTE; waltz by E. Emmett
Meeks; piano. Philadelphia, M. D.
Swisher. [21531
© Aug. 30, 1910; 25°C
1910; E 288861; Hlizabeth EH. 8
Meeks; Jefferson, Tex.
LADY WINE; from The sweetest girl in
Paris, musical comedy, lyric by Ad- }
dison Burkhardt and Collin Davis, ;
music by Jos. E. Howard. [21532 |
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c Aug. 24, @
1910; E 238722; Chas. K: Harrise |
New York, N. Y. 1
1240
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
LAMENT; by F. S. Kelly, op. 4; piano
solo. (Cycle of lyrics,no.1.) [215338
megane 22, 1910:.2 c. Aug. 17,
1910; E 2389059; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
LANCIERS (LES) DU PALAIS D’ORSAY;
quadrille des lanciers, par H. Fouil-
lot; piano. [21534
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 12,
1910; E 239141; C. Joubert, Paris,
France.
LANE (THE) THAT LEADS TO DROWSY
LAND; words by Leo J. Curley, music
by Ernest R. Ball. [21535
- Aue 24.°1910; 2 ¢. Aug. 25,
1910; E 237362; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LANGUAGE OF THE SOUL; waltzes by
WwW. EE Seouton. 1. Orchestra. 2.
Band. 4to. [21536, 21537
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 2,
1910; E 287751, 287752; Fillmore
brothers co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Larco. See Handel (G. F.)
LARK’s (THE) SONG; words by Olga
Fricksen, music by Guy d’Hardelot.
[21538
er Aue 329; 1910; 2 © Aug: 30,
1910; E 237612; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Larry O’TootE; words by W. M.
Thackeray, music by G. W. Chad-
wiek. No. 1. High voice. -No. 2.
Low voice. [21539
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept. 1, 1910;
EK 237701; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Last (THE) CALL; words and music
py ©. P- Bissel, New York. FE. B.
Haviland pub. co. [21540
ean) 23, 1910; 2c. Aug.. 23,
1910; E 237341; Chester P. Bissell,
Marionville, Mo.
Last (THE) GOOD-BYE; words and
music by Lewis Barnes, in E flat.
[21541
OmoAne. (17, 1910% 2 ce) Aug 24,
1910; FE 288711; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
Last (A) REQUEST; words by Maud
Cunningham, music by Leicester Ho-
man. [21542
BAe (22) 1910>2>.e. Aug, 23;
1910; EH 237345; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London, England.
_LAUDATE PUERT DoMINUM. See Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
21552
LAUREL (THE) MUSIC READER; Special
ed. Edited by W. L. Tomlins. Bos-
ton; ©. CC.) Birechard & co,” 19t0:, v;
154 p. 4to. $0.50. [21543
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1910; A -271270; C. C. Birchard.&
co., Boston, Mass.
LEGENDE; by H. Douglas; organ. Lon-
don, Novello & co., ltd. [21544
© Aus, 20, 19107 2 Aue 22)
1910; E 287489; H. Douglas, Mat-
lock, England.
ecHem, (LA): par J. He Kioceo, arr:
par Noel Johnson; violoncelle et pi-
ano. [21545
Ou aoe LOO; 2 e. eA mle
1910; E 239081; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
LENT (HRNEST) Four little Cuban
dances; piano. [21546
© .Sept.. 7, 1910; .2. c. Sept. 8
1910; E 237870; Washington music
co., Washington, D. C.
LENZLIED (DAS); ged. von Gottfried
IKxeller, musik von Eduard Kremser,
op. 154, no. 4; minnerchor ohne
begleitung. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [21547
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237446; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
LEONORA; polka, by Emilio Murillo;
piano. [21548
© Aue 24) A900. 2 ve, | Anise 25),
1910; EH 2373638; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Let GoD BE PRAISED; words and music
by J. B. Adcock. 8vo. [21549
©) Sept, 12, 1910: 2 ¢. ‘Sept. 15,
1910; EH 240030; J. B. Adcock, Ber-
nice, La.
Let HIS LOVE LIGHT THE WAY; words
by Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness, [21550
©) Auew 8\. 1910: 2 c. Septe. 43,
1910; E 239165; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
LET JESUS LEAD; words by Maud Fra-
zer, music by Robert Harkness.
[21551
@©reAe. 8. 1910" 2° "e, Sept. ds,
1910: E 239186; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ler Mr Go; words arr. by Addie M.
Alexander, music by Flora Lucas,
Svo. (Milk and honey, no. 61.)
[21552
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
HE 288763; Metropolitan chureh
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
1241
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a a a TE Tn FT th Tuba Thi, Nip mcniniisaq lm Sen
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21553
pt. Ges, v..D
LET ME HOLD MYSELF READY; words by
Mrs. Frank <A. Breck, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. S8vo. [21553
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 2358769; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
LET ME KISS YOU, LITTLE DEARIE;
words and music by Marie White.
[21554
© Aue (30,1910 -02 c. Aue. 29;
1910; E 237582; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED; of-
fertory solo, words from St. John
XIV, music by W. H. Neidlinger ;
sop. or ten., and alto or bar. [21555
© Aue. 227) 1910.2 2 oc. Ave. 22.
1910; E 238638; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LETOVSKY (STANISLAV) 4 balladen, op.
4; klavier. [21556
© euly. 30. 19105. 2. C.,. Ale. Lene
1910; E 237481; Schlesinger’sche
buch & musik handlung' (Rob.
Lienau), Berlin, Germany.
LIEBESKONKURRENZ; Marsch aus der
operette, Das musikantenmiadel, von
Georg Jarno, arr. von Anton Mader.
1. Infanteriemusik. 2. Kavallerie-
musik. 3. Osterr. militarmusik.
Ato. [21557-21559
© July 28, 1910; 2 ce. each Aug.
27, 1910: E 237461, 237468, 237471;
Julius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Ger-
many.
LIEBESLIED; by Laura G. Lemon; vio-
lin and piano. [21560
©) Aug. 18, 1910. (2 ¢ Aug: 19;
1910: E 288582; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
— text und musik von Julius Bitt-
ner. (Drei lieder fiir frauenstimme,
no. 1.) [21561
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289334; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
LIEBESTRANK (DER); von Ernst Toch,
op. 16; violine und klavier. (Vom
Sterbenden rokoko, no. 1.) [21562
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 30,
1910; E 237638; P. Pabst, Leipzig,
Germany.
LIED (DAS) VOM LERCHERL; aus der op-
eretten-burleske, Vindobona, du
herrliche stadt, text von J. Bramer
und A. Griinwald, musik von Leo
Ascher. [21563
©) Ane 2 A010 302 es Ane 30,
1910: E 237642; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
LIED (DAS) VON DEM, DER STERBEN
WOLLT’; ged. von G. Hochstetter, mu-
sik yon Friedrich Bauer. [21564
© Dec. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240076; Paul Westphal,
Berlin, Germany.
LIFE; words by Robert Haven
Schauffler, music by Flora Cochrane
Burnham. [21565
© Aug. 19, 19100 20eR Ages 2>?:
1910; E 288626; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
LIFTED UP; words by Ada R. Ha-
bershon, music by M. L. Stocks.
[21566
©. Aug. 8;. 1910: 2-e Sent As;
1910; E 289205; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
LIGHT AND SHADOW; reverie, by Corey
Davison; piano. [21567
© Aug. 25, 1910t 27 Gi Ages,
1910; E 237420; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, II].
LIKE A LILY THAT’S DRAWN IN THE
WHIRLPOOL; words by Roger Lewis,
music by Edward Stanley. [21568
© Aug. 25, 19905) 2 eA. 25,
1910; E 237407 ; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
LIKE AS A HART; Short unacc. anthem,
words from the Bible, music by W.
Wolstenholme. 4to. (The church
choralist, no. 80498.) [21569
©-Aug. 19, 1910: 2° eae 12:
1910; E 288558; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
LIKE THE LARK; words by J. Oxen-
ford, music by Franz Abt, ed. by
Frederic H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz;
sop. or alto. 4to. (Stanhope ed.,
no. 124.) [21570
© Aug. 22, 1910: 2 GyAgee2e
1910; E 237423; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
LILAS;: esquisse par Blair Fairchild,
op. 18; piano. (Coins de jardin, no.
1.5 ate
© Sept: 17, 1910; 2 © Anse
1910; H 238688 ; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
LILLIAN ; waltz by C. F. Ingraham; or-
chestra. 4to. [21572
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1910;
E 237761; Hans Thompson, Clinton,
Iowa.
1242
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-438, Oct., 1910
21589
LISTEN TO THAT JUNGLE BAND; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Kendis
and Paley. tis
eee 27, 1910; 2 c.-Aug. 27,
1910; E 2387427; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Liszt (Franz) Loreley (The) ; three-
part song, words from the German
of H. Heine, by Arthur Westbrook,
musie arr. by Harry Alexander
Matthews: women’s voices. (Octavo
edition, no. 12021.) [21574
ene ay. 1910: 2 c. Aug. 19,
1910; E 238562; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
LITTLE (THE) ADMIRAL; words by
Henry Newbolt, music by C. V. Stan-
ford, op. 117. 4to. (Songs of the
fleet, no. 4.) [21575
eeaus 20,1910: 2c. Aug. 17,
1910; E 238528; Stainer & Bell, Itd..,
London, England.
LITTLE BLUE EYES (Blau aeugelein) ;
polka mazurka by H. Necke; piano
with ist and 2nd violins ad _ lib.
(Musical sketch book.) [21576
Ange: 15,-1910: 2 c. Aug. 15,
1910; E 238494; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LITTLE CHATTERBOX (Plapper - miul-
chen) ; by A. Sartorio, op. 859, no. 2;
piano. (Pleasures of life, no. 2.)
alairere
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
EK 237132; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
hum MANCY; written by A. -E.
Rogers, music by Charles H. G.
Mottram. (Two songs, no. 1.)
[21578
iouauiy 22, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 20)
1910; EH 237255; Bach & co., London,
England.
LITTLE PICKANINNIES GO TO SLEEP;
words and music by Geo. Evans.
[21579
GrAue. 31, 19105 2 c. Aug. 31,
1910; E 238870; Jos. Morris co., New
Work, N.Y.
LITTLE (A) POT of TEA: consul’s song
from the musical play, The slim
princess, words by Henry Blossom,
music by Leslie Stuart. 4to. [21580
© Aus. 29; 1910+ -2 «Aug. -30,
1910; E 237609; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
LITTLE SCHOOL OF VELOCITY WITHOUT
OCTAVES (Kleine schule der geliufig-
keit ohne octavenspannungen); by
Louis Kohler, ed. by Frederic Emer-
son Farrar. (Ditson ed., no. 144.)
[29581
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
IX 239012; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mags.
LITTLE (THE) SIDE STREET WHERE
MARY DWELLS; words by C. B. Case,
music by Robert K. Belden. [21582
© Aue 15. 19102 ve, Anes 1%
1910; E 237885; Carleton B. Case,
Chicago, Il.
LITTLE (A) WHILE; words and music
by C. S. Briggs; in C, E flat, and F.
[21583
© Ads.) 20; 3910" "2c Auge 24:
1910; E 238715; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
LIVE IT EVERY DAY; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
Syo. [21584
©s Aug? ei9i0; 2c. Auge 24
1910; E 238767; S. W. Beazley, Lau-
rel, Miss.
Living (THE) FOUNTAIN; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Geo. H.
Kurtz. [21585
©) PAu: 8; 1910: 2) c Sept. sta:
1910; E 2389180; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
LOBE DEN HERRN, MEINE SEELE; musik
von Gust. Baumfelder, op. 14; ge-
mischter chor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Drei leichte geistliche
chorlieder, no. 3.) [21586
Om Milye 23. A910 2.2 CAs De
1910: E 237456; Johann André, Of-
fenbach, Germany.
LONE (A) FLOWER; reverie, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [21587
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 14,
1910; E 239249; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Loo, Sur; written by A. J. Mills, com-
posed by Bennett Scott. London,
Star music pub. co., ltd. [21588
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec Sept. §,
1910; E 287865; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
Lorp (THE) IS A GREAT GOD; sacred
song, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[21589
©, Aue) 31,19105) 2 .c. sSept.cs,
1910: BH 287848; Lorenz pub. ‘co,
Dayton, Ohio.
1243
8 =
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21590
pl. DE HES... v.95
Lorp (THE) IS GRACIOUS; motet, music
by Wilhelm Fink, op. 440; mixed
‘voices. (Sacred octavo series, no.
858. ) [21590
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237691; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words
by W. S. Passmore, music by Henry
Smart, ed. by Frederic H. Ripley
and H. L. Heartz; sop. and alto.
4to. (Stanhope ed., no. 125.)
[21591
©) Agen. 22) 19105: 2) ¥e. ,ANEY ZT,
1910; E 237422; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Lorp (THE) OF GLORY LOVES THE CHIL-
DREN; words by Ada R. Habershon,
music by M. L. Stocks. [21592
© Aug. ;8, 1910; 2 -e.-Sept: 18,
1910; E 2389154; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lorp’s (THE) PRAYER; music by C.
Lee Williams; mixed chorus. (No-
vello’s octavo anthems, no. 976.)
[21593
se. 10s. 1OkG: oD er: Anes ide
1910; E 285970; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
response or short anthem, music
by Isidora Martinez; mixed voices.
4to. [21594
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237808; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
LorRELEY (THE) See Liszt (F.)
LOSE BLATTER; kleine klavierstiicke
von Max Reger, op. 18, Heft 1-2.
[.21595, 21596
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 16,
1910; H 2393825, 939326 : B. Schott’s
séhne, Mainz, Germany.
LOTUS-FLOWER (A) IS BLOOMING IN MY
HEART; words by A. M. Decevée,
music by Edwin J. Decevée, op. 56.
[21597
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 237675; J. H. Schroeder, New
York, Ny ¥:
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT; words by August
Randolph, music by A. Wess. New
York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[21598
© Aug: 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238750; Andrew Wess, New
York, Nz.
f
LOVE, FIX A DAY; words by A. Tenny-
son, music by J. Mary Canfield.
[21599
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237718; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Ill.
LOvE IN ALL SEASONS; words by Basil
Hood, music by Edward German.
No. 2 in E flat. [21600
© Aug. 22, 1910>" 27e.eame os,
1910; E 2373385; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
LovE (THE) LIGHT OF YOUB EYES;
words by Clinton Scollard, music by
C. B. Hawley; low voice. [21601
© Aug. 17, 1910228 ae 1%,
1910; E 238538; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LOVE ME KID; words by Penn and
Thaler, music by Frank A. Thaler.
[21602
© July 28, 1910; 2 eee? 10;
1910; E 235969; Thaler music pub.
co., Van Wert, Ohio.
LOVE REIGNETH OVER ALL; waltz chorus,
words by E. Exon, music by C. G.
Elsiisser; male voices. New edition.
4to. (Vocal library of part songs,
ete., no. 89.) [21608
Aug. 30, 1910; 2 e¢ Aug. 31,
1910; E 238857; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LovE WAKES: words by Walter Scott,
music by William J. Phillips.
[21604
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 « Aug. 23,
1910; E 237344; J. B. Cramer & €O.,
Lids London, England.
LovELY-MARCH; par Cerisoles; orches-
tre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[21605
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Aug. 22,
1910; E 238690; A. Léo, Paris,
France.
LOVE’S AWAKENING; by L. Hill; piano.
[21606
© July 20, 1910; 2 e. Aug. 31.
1910; E 238869; Lenah Hill, Green
City, Mo.
LovE’s CHALLENGE; words by J. F.
Stockdill, music by H. Kirkus Dug-
dale. 2 [21607
© July 20, 1910; 2 c« Aug. 31,
1910; EH 238016; J . F. Stockdill,
Twisp, Washington.
1244
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910.
21627
LOVE’S DREAM; valse par Maud d’EIl-
phine; piano. [21608
©) sept. 17, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 289101; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
LOVE’S DREAM OF YOU; words by Earle
-C. Jones, music by Charlotte Blake.
[21609
ewe ot 1910: 2 ce. Aug. 31,
1910; E 238863; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE’S FIRST WHISPER; by Leo Fried-
man, arr. by J. S. Fearis; piano 4
hands. Grade 4. [21610
i) Aue. 30; 1910;. 2 e:. Aug. 29,
1910; E 2387574; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, I].
LOVE’S IMAGE; words by James Thomp-
son, music by C. W. Chadwick. No.
1. Sop. or ten. No. 2. Mezzo sop.
or bar. [21611
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237697; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LOVE’S LESSON; from the musical play,
The slim princess, words by Henry
Blossom, music by Leslie Stuart.
4io. [21612
© Aas) 29; 1910; 2 ¢ Aug. 30,
1910; E 237610; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
LOVE’S MESSAGE; flower song, by F. R.
Kimball; piano. [21613
(ip Aue 25. 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 25;
1910; E 287410; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
— words by Charles Mackay, music
by Jessie Johnston. [21614
© Aug. 30,1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
HE 287721; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Ill.
LOVE’S PLEADINGS; par Bruce Steane,
arr. par Alfred Kaiser; orchestre.
4to. [21615
© July 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1910;
E 239077; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
Germany.
LOVE’S REWARD, DEAR, WAITS FOR YOU;
words by Charles L. Sherman, music
by Don Donaldson. [21616
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c@ Aug. 24,
1910; E 237877; Donaldson & Sher-
man, New York, N. Y.
LovE’s SILENCE; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Leslie Harding.
[21617
ie) Aue, (22, 19107 2) ec. Aug. (24,
1910; E 287754; Regent music pub.
co., London, England.
LOVE’s SONG; waltz by Bertram L’Es-
trange; piano, [21618
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 15,
1910; E 240041; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
Lovine; words and music by Manuel
Klein. [21619
© Aug. 24,1990. 2)¢:. Aue. 625,
1910; E 237364; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
(G.)
LUCILE WALTZ; by Fred lLuscomb;
military band. 4to. [21620
Gy Aue 7.) 190K Qo eA, eS
1910; E 287119; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LULLABY; by G. Engel; piano acc. by
Julius Weinberger ; violin and piano.
[21621
@) Aug, 26, 1910) 2 ¢, VAue. 22
1910; E 237480; Albert Teres, New
York Ni Y.
LULLABY LAND; words and music by
F, L. Gale. [21622
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
EH 235998; Frank L. Gale, Morris,
GLY
LUTINERIE; par Christian Schifer, op.
52; piano. (Piéces mignonnes, no.
4.) [216238
© Augs 2, 19105 27 ¢ Sept, 14;
1910; E 239257; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
LYNES (FRANK) Canzonetta in D, op.
Deno. 2 (OEZAT. [21624
© Aug. 22, 1910;-2 « Aug. 22,
1910; EH 238653; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass,
Ma Lay. Lay; from Four songs of
Burma, words by R. C. J. Swinhoe,
musie by J. W. J. Alveo. [21625
© July 28; 1910; 2-¢..Jduly 29,
1910; E 288007; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
McDUFFEE (MABEL HowarpD); Andan-
tino in D; organ. obl. Svo. [21626
©r Aus. sO 1910s" 2 c:- Sept. 4,
1910; E 237720; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
MADAME DoreTTE; von Ernst Toch,
op. 16; violine und klavier. (Vom
2
sterbenden rokoko, no. 3.) [21627
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 30, 1910;
EH 287635; P. Pabst, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
1245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21628
pt. 1, Bes, V.5
MADAME SHERRY; barn dance or schot-
tische, by Karl Hoschna, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; military band. 4to.
; [21628
© Ane, 24-1910; (2): Aug: 25,
1910; EH 237361; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— march-two-step, by Karl Hoschna,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; band. 4to.
[21629
©, Aug.o3l.. 1910; 2) cP Sept.
1910; E 237710; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
MaD’MUAZEL FRU-FRU; canzone na-
poletana, versi di G. Capurro, musica
di S. Gambardella; canto e piano-
forte. [21630
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 Sept. 12, 1910;
EH 239085; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
MADRIGAL; par Ph. Gaubert; orchestre
avee piano conducteur. 4to. [21631
© Aue: 19, 1910-2 .¢, Aug. 20,
1910; E 237209; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
MANNE, HAK’ MIR MAL DIE TAILLE AUF;
rheinlinder-couplet aus Polnische
wirtschaft, posse in 3 akten, gesangs-
texte von Alfred Schonfeld, musik
yon Jean Gilbert. [21632
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237494; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; set
to music in the key of E flat, by
Charles R. Hodge; mixed voices.
4to. (Church music review, no. 268.)
[21633
© ‘Sept. 10, 1910:-2 & ‘Sept: 12;
1910; E 289042; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
Mar; hymne au printemps, valse lente
par M. Depret, op. 75; piano seul.
[21634
e. Aug. 20,
Maurice Depret,
© duly 16,1910 +2
1910; E 237288;
Paris, France.
MAI BROTER SAVERIO; versi di Tony
Ferrazzano, musica di Paolo Bolog-
nese. Edizione 1910. [216385
©) AUS: 20; 1910202 ie, -Augn23,
1910; E 2387305; Antonio Grauso,
New York, N. Y.
Maips oF NIAGARA; valse, from The
international cup, by Manuel Klein;
piano. [216386
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
BE 238927; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y.
1246
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE;
the Bible, music by W. Stillman
Martin. [21637
© Aug. 15, 1910;02 yeutAmes a7:
1910; E 238518; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
words from
MAMMY WON’T YOU PLEASE SING OLD
BLACK JOE; words and music by J.
i. Clark, opaads [216388
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1910; E 239006;
John Francis Clark, New York, N. Y.
Man (THE) IN THE SILVERY MOON;
words by A. Seymour Brown, music
by Nat D. Ayer. [21689
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235975; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MAN PREIST IN TAUSEND LIEDERN DICH;
walzerlied aus der operetten-bur-
leske, Vindobona du herrliche stadt,
text v. J. Bramer und A. Grtinwaild,
musik von Leo Ascher. [21640
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 30, 1910;
E 2876388; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
MANDOLINEN-ALBUM NO. 11; enthalt
22 kompositionen, von Paul Lincke.
Ato. [21641
© Sept. 2, 1910+) 20 “Sept. 3;
1910; E 238946; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
MANDOLINES; par Maurice Pesse, pour
piano. (Six piécettes, no. 6.)
[21642
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239133 ; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
MaNbDy JANE; words by Karl Tausig,
music by Ed. Gallager and Al.
Shean. [216438
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240029; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
MANY A TIME; words by Ada R. Hab-
ershon, music by Robert Harkness.
[21644
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c Sept. 18,
1910; EK 239147; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
Marcu; Where the shamrock grows,
march, by Sister of St. Joseph; pi-
ano, in G. (All the year round, no.
3.) [21645
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 23,
New
1910; E 237294; Leo Feist,
York, N. Y.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21664
(Freiheitsmarsch) ;
yon Franz Adam; piano. [21646
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240048; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
MARCHE BURLESQUE; par Ernest Gil-
let; orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [21647
eae -19> 1910: 2c. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237202; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
MARCH LIBERTY
MARCHE DES LILLIPUTIENS; par Ernest
Gillet; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [21648
ee 19, 1910;:2-c; Aug. 20,
1910; E 237218; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
MARCHE GUERRIERE; par Léo Pouget;
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. (Petites orientales, no. 1.)
[21649
Se eAge 19, 1910: 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237215; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
MARCHE PRINTANIERE; par Edm. Filip-
pucci; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [21650
GrAu= 19 1910: 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; E 287206; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
MARCHING TO THE WORDS, I WILL;
words and music by Alice Samples.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21651
eee 25. 1910; 2 c. Aug, 23,
1910; E 237339; Mrs. H. G. Samples,
c/o J. W. Brown, Towns, Ga.
MARE, MARE MIO; canzone napoletana,
versi di A. Panzuti, musica di S.
Gambardella. [21652
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239260; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
MARGARETE; versi di A. Barbieri, mu-
Sica di V. di Chiara. [21653
ee Ane. 13, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 24,
1910; E 288797; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
_ MARGRET AM TORE; von Adolf Jensen,
ubertragen von Emil Kronke,
klavier. [21654
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 2398138; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MARITANA; by W. V. Wallace, arr. by
W. FEF. Ambrosio; 3 violins, piano,
and guitar. [21655
me Aue 9G 1910; 2 ec. Aug. .18)
1910; E 287190; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y¥;
ot
MaAaRJANKO, MARJANKO [and] Rag-
NERACEK; 2 pochody z Libickych
pisni se zpévem, sloZil Fr. Krejéik.
Harmonie-musik. 24mo., [21656
©Ovsuly 28)°1910 2 cea Auey 27,
1910; EH 237442; Mojmir Urbdének,
Prague, Austria.
MARSCH DER SCHOTTLANDER; von Carl
Zimmer, op. 85; pianoforte. [21657
Gy Ate, 18. 1910 2c. Sept, ta:
1910; E 240077; Paul Westphal,
Berlin, Germany.
MartHa. See Flotow (F. von)
Mary; from The sweetest girl in
Paris, lyric by Addison Burkhardt
and Collin Davis, music by Jos. EH.
Howard. [21658
© PAE. 724.0 1910 2) cy Aulex 24°
1910; E 238727; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
MARY MINE; words by Fred. BH. Weath-
erly, music by Hermann Lohr; no.
Zin .C: [21659
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1910; E 2387611; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Mary MoruHer; sacred song, words and
music by Annie D. Scott. No. 1
in F. [21660
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 30,
1910; E 2375938; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
MARY’S GARDEN; a Set of songs with
dialogue for children’s performance,
words and music by Ethel Ireson.
Svo. [21661
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
EL 2387857; Weekes & co., London,
England.
Mass oF THE IMMACULATE VIRGIN;
composed by B. A. Flynn; mixed
voices. Vocal parts. [21662
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239241; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Crépuscule; mélodie, transcription
ar Jules Cottin, op. 286; mandoline
et piano. [21663
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 2389106; Heugel € cie,
Paris, France.
Don Quichotte; opéra comique en
quatre actes. Partition d’ orchestre.
[21664
© Suly-.30, 1910; 2 ce Aug: 10;
1910; D 18711; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
1247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21665
Dt... 0.S., v.85
MASTERSINGERS OF NUREMBERG. See
Wagner (R.)
May; Dancing in the sunlight, gavotte,
by Sister of St. Joseph; piano, in F
flat. (All the year round, no. 5.)
[21665
©) Age "22 1910242; “Anions:
1910; E 287296; Leo Feist, New
York; No ¥;
May-BELLS (Maiglockchen); twelve
very easy study pieces by Fritz
Spindler, op. 44, ed. by Karl Benker ;
piano. . [21666
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 237874; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
May DAY; by Gertrude J. Bartlett;
piano. [21667
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239001; W. B. Hasey, W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
MazurKA; von Friedr. Reinbrecht, op.
45; klavier (Zwei salon-komposi-
tionen, no. 1.) [21668
@rAus 11) A910=322 ex iSept 15,
1910; E 240101; Steingriber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
MEDIATION; words by Maud Frazer,
music by Alfred L. Field. [21669
©) Ane, 98> 1910242 (© “Sepie 418;
1910; E 239150; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
MEDITATION; by Alfred Fieldhouse;
piano. [21670
©asepin 13, 1910): 2 oe. .Sept.<i5,
1910; E 240024; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
by Henry M. Dunham; organ.
[21671
©) Aue: 22, 1910= 2. cx Ang, 22,
1910; E 238652; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MEET ME AT FRENCH LICK SPRINGS;
words and music by Bell and John-
son. [21672
© Age. 30° 49105. 2 ¢. “Auge. 29,
1910; HE 2387534; Harry Bell and
Lloyd Johnson, Princeton, Ind.
MEET ME AT THE RIVERVIEW; waltz
song, words and music by L. S.
Witte. [21673
© «1. c.° Sept., 8, 1990; 237832:
L. Sherbie Witte, Milwaukee, Wis.
MEET ME DOWN BY THE RIVER, DEARIE:
from Girlies, words by Harry Wil-
liams, music by Egbert Van AI-
styne. [21674
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
FE 235974; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MEET ME HALF WAY; words and music
by Charlotte Blake. [21675
© Aug. 31, 19105 22a aes
1910; E -238865; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
MEET ME IN SAN Disco, 1915; words
and music by W. Wakefield, arr. by
Albert A. Kendall. [21676
© July 30, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 4, 1910;
E 237235: Wallace Wakefield, San
Diego, Cal.
MEET ME THERE; words by Ada R. Ha-
bershon, music by Robert Harkness.
[21677
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239169; Charles M. Alexander,
New York, N. Y.
MEET ME WHERE THE LANTERNS GLOW;
from A trip to Japan, by Manuel
Klein, arr. by Tom Clark; cornet
solo with piano acc. (Witmark edi-
tion, no. 179.) [21678
© Aug. 24, 1910-2 eae
1910; E 237373; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
trombone solo with piano acc.
(Witmark edition, no. 177.) [21679
© Aug. 24, 1910302 e Ames 25:
1910; E 237374; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MEIN ALLES HIER IM LEBEN, BIST DU
MEIN LIEB ALLEIN; walzerlied text
von Paul Henning, musik von Paul
Bendix. [21680
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237478; Luna verlag, Berlin, Ger-
many.
MEIN GLAUBIGES HERZE, FROHLOCKE.
See Bach (J. S.)
MELANCHOLY; by A. M. Lo Sealzo;
violin with piano ace. [21681
© Aug. 22; 1910; 2 eG) ApeeZa.
1910; E 237382; A. M. Lo Scalzo,
New York, N. Y.
MeELopy (THE) SHOP MARCH; by K. L.
King; band. 4to. [21682 |
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,1910;
E 237519; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
MEN (THE) oF HaRLECH; march by
J. Robinson, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
full band. 4to. : [21683
© July 23, 1910; 2 « Auge as
1910; E 237142; Carl Fischer, New |
Nok, IN- ON.
1248
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JAcoB LuD-
wic Ferix) Laudate pueri Dominum,
op. 89; Psalm CXII, rey. and ed. by
Nicolo <A. Montani; three-part
- chorus of boy’s voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, liturgical Catholic church
musie, no. 5486.) [21684
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237804; G. Schirmer, New York,
N.
MeENUET. See Beethoven (L. van)
MENUETT: von Dussek, arr. fiir violine
mit klavierbegleitung, von Willy
Burmester; ausgabe fiir violoncello
mit klavier arr. von Alfred Moffat.
(Alte weisen, no. 6.) [21685
@auly 18, 1910: 2 c. Aug: 17,
1910; E 239074: B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MENUETT. See Mozart (W. A.)
MENUETTO; par J. H. Fiocco, arr. par
Noel Johnson; violoncelle avec piano.
[21686
© June 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1910;
E 239058; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
von Milandre., arr. fiir violine mit
klavierbeglietung, von Willy Burme-
ster. Ausgabe ftir violoncello, mit
klavier, arr. von Alfred Moffat.
(Alte weisen, no. 8.) [21687
Ooi 18, 1910: 2c. Aus. 17,
1910; E 239076; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MEPHISTO; grosse dramatische scene,
von Serafin Alschausky. 1. Posaune
solo mit orchester, stimmen. 2. Mit
klavier, partitur. [21688, 21689
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
Pero hy). 2a fale, 2olol6 3 A. HH.
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
MEXICAN SONG: words and music by
B. Boder. [21690
© 1 e Aug. 23,°1910: BE 237807:
Bartlett Boder, San Francisco, Cal.
MIA CARA GIULIETTA; versi di A. Cali-
fano, musica di E. Di Capua. [21691
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 287819: Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
Mra (LA) Rosa; versi di Rocco Gal-
dieri (Rambaldo), musica di Carlo
Mirelli. [21692
@ Aug. 43, 1910: 2. c... Aug. 24,
1910; E 238795; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
"MID SORROW AND Joy; fantasie by
Fred Luscomb; military band. 4to.
[21693
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 10,
1910; H 288583; J. W. Pepper, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
MippLE (THE) WATCH; words by Henry
Newbolt, music by C. V. Stanford,
op. 117. 4to. (Songs of the fleet,
NOS ae) [21694
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 17,
1910; E 238527; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
MIDNIGHT BY THE SEA; four-part song,
words by Noél Paton, music by A. C.
Mackenzie, op. 71, no. 2. 4to.
(Novello’s part-song book, no. 1198.)
[21695
©) Aves 31h 191022" Gy Sente a
1910; E 2387668; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
MIDNIGHT WATCHES; words by Arthur
C. Coxe, music by Thoro Harris.
Second tune. [21696
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 1,
1910; E 287885; W. B. Rose, Chicago,
Ill.
MrKkapo; by A. S. Sullivan, arr. by
W. EF. Ambrosio; 3 violins, piano
and guitar. - [21697
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 18, 1910;
E. 237201; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGY,
MILLE ET UNE Nuits. See Strauss (J.),
jr.
MIMI PINSON; promenade élégante par
G. De Sena, op. 98, piano. [21698
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Sept. 15, 1910;
E 240074; Carisch & Jiinichen, Mi-
lan, Italy.
MINUET; by Reginald de Koven, op.
339 piano. (Dream dances, six char-
acteristic morceaux, no. 3.) [21699
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 235983; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
MINUET-WALTz (Menuett-walzer); by
H. Necke; piano with 1st and 2nd
violins ad lib. (Musical sketch
book.) [21700
©, Aug. 15, 1910; 2 cc. Auge 18,
1910; E 238501; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1249
61164—10—_4.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21701 Dt. TH wien
Missa (Msza); in honorem Sanctae | MooRIsH LULLABY; words by May
Caeciliae, composita de Hugenio Byron, music by Edw. German.
Walkiewicz, op. 70, .ad quatuor [21710
voces aequales, viriles, comitante © Sept. 8, 1910; 2 el iSene. 9,
organo. 4to. [21701 1910; E 239018; Boosey & co., Lon-
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14, don, England.
1910; HE 239225; B. J. Zaiewski, | Morceav; by Alfred Fieldhouse;
Chicago, Il. piano. [21711
Mr. JoLLy BOY; words by Arthur
Wimperis, music by R. Penso.
: [21702
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 31,
1910; E 238859; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Mr. SwEENEY; from Follies of 1910,
words by Will A. Heelan, music by
Seymour Furth. [21703
@ “Anes 24.) 1910; 2 ic Ames 30)
TSAO) Ky 23885375 Jos. Morris “coz,
New York, N. Y.
MoDERN STUDIES FOR THE VIOLIN;
book 2, arr. by H. Green; key of C
and G. [21704
©, Aug. 29; 1910: 2, .c. Sept... 1,
1910; E 237669; Henry Green, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MOLTO ALLEGRO; extrait des Deux
novelettes, par Blair Fairchild, op.
10, arr. par Emile Roux; violon et
piano. [21705
© Septs AG, 1910 92 ec) Auge, .22:
1910; E 238679; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
MOLTO ALLEGRO, ET ANDANTE; exirait
des Deux novelettes, par Blair
Fairchild, op. 10, arr. par Emile
Roux; violon, violoncelle et piano.
[21706
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢@ Auge 22,
1910; E 288681; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
Monk’s (THE) DREAM; entr’acte by
Arnold Safroni, arr. by J. Ord
Hume; band. (Boosey’s military
journal, 128th series, no. 6.)
[21707
@ Ange 22, 1910; 2c. Aug? 23:
1910; E 237330; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
MONTANARA E PIFFERARO; pezzo carat-
teristico, di G. De Sena, op. 102,
per pianoforte. [21708
©) Aug. 3,-1910; 2° eo ‘Sept:* 15,
1910; E 240070; Carisch & Jiini-
ehen, Milan, Italy.
Moopy (D. B.) Seven songs; voice
and piano, within the staff. 4to.
[21709
Aus. 20, 1910." 2 eG) Kus. 30,
1910; E 2387658; D. B. Moody, San
Francisco, Cal.
© Sept. 13, 1910: 2 eesege. 15.
1910; E 240025; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MoRENITA; by Emilio Murillo; piano.
[21712
© Aug. 24, 1910:" 2) eames 25,
1910; BE 237365; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N: Y¥.
MORNING AT THE FARM; words and
music by Mrs. H. Simpkins. [217138
© July 20; 1910) 2 eae oe
1910; E 288893; Mrs. Helena Simp-
kins, Camden, N. J.
MORNING (A) IN May; trio, words
adapted from Shelley, music arr.
from a Peruvian dance by Charles
S. Elliot; women’s voices. (Octavu
series, no. 462.) [21714
© Aug. 22, 1910: 2 ce 22:
1910; E 238660; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Most (THE) POPULAR MANDOLIN DANCE
FOLIO; arr. by Louis Tocaben; 1st.
and 2nd. mand. with piano and gui-
tar ace. 4to. [21715
© Aug. 12, 1916: 92ne) Aues26,
1910; E 2387488; Hinds, Noble and
Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
MoszKowski (Moritz) Mélodie, op.
77, no. 9; arr. by Arthur W. Pollitt;
organ. (Original compositions and
transcriptions, no. 14.) [21716
© July 16, 1910; 2 @ toss.
1910; E 239068; B. Schott’s sdohne,
Mainz, Germany.
Valse brillante, en la bémol;
piano seul. b21F17
© July 5,.1910; 2 ce. Aug. 17, 1910;
E 239066; B. Schott’s s6dhne, Mainz,
Germany.
MOTHER, DEAREST SWEETHEART; words
and music by Wm. T. Vayo, arr. by
L. A. Clark. [21718
© Aug. 22; 19105 2 ci -Aue Zs
1910; E 288704; William T. Vayo,
Boston, Mass.
MotHER (A) GOOSE TALE; music by
Geo. C. Flint. 4to. (Part songs for
men’s voices, no 285.) [21719
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237729; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct.. 1910
ene # ae
MoTHER LOVE (Mutterliebe); words
by A. H. Quaritch, English version
by L. H. David. music by C. H. Clut-
Sam. Wo tin D. No. 2 in E flat.
No. 3 in G. [21720-21722
© Aue. 27, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1910; E 237508—237510. Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
MorTrHeR MACHREE; words by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Chauncey
Oleott and Ernest R. Ball. [21723
@© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 e Aug. 20,
2910- BH 237279; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
MoTHER SAYS YOU WOULDN'T DO: words
by R. P. Smith, music by Paul Mor-
ris. Marion, Ind. Queen City pub.
co. [21724
© Aue 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
ome 2Sdols KR. P: Smith,
Marion, Ind.
MOTHER WILL PRAY FOR ME; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. Svo. [21725
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238773; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
MoUNTAINEERS (THE): waltz, on melo-
dies from the musical play, by Regi-
nald Somerville; piano. [21726
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910:
E 237744; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd.. London, England.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Men-
uett; violine mit klavierbegleitung
arr. von Willy Burmester. Ausgabe
fiir violoncello mit klavier, arr. von
Alfred Moffat. (Alte weisen, no.
4.) PAT PAG
niu 48. 1910: 2 c.. Aug. 17,
1910; E 239072; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Praise ye; words from Psalm 150,
musie are. trom Mozart's B fiat
string trio by Rufus O. Suter; mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
10083. ) [21728
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2c. Sept. 2, 1910;
KE 237727; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
—— Silently blending; arr. by Wm.
Heald. 1. Clarinet and piano. 2.
Cornet and piano. [ 21729, 21730
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
oes. 1910: 237159; 287161; Carl
Fischer, New York. N. Y.
Sn,
MUNCHNER MARSCH; von Franz Lehiar,
arr. von Hans Schott; salon-orches-
ter. 4to. [20731
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 27,1910:
Tf) 237472; W. Karezag & IK. Wallner,
Vienna, Austria.
Munro (D. R.) Twelve voluntaries
for the organ or harmonium. [21732
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910:
- E 237858; Weekes & co., London,
England.
MURMELNDES LUFTCHEN; von Adolf
Jensen, ubertragen von Emil Kronke,
klavier. (Drei lieder, no. 1.)
iZitse
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239312; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Muses (LES) DANS LA FORET; rondo,
xviii™® siécle, par Adhémar de Flag-
ny, arr. par Noel Johnson; violon-
cello et piano. [21734
©usune 27. 191032) ce. Anes. ie
1910; E 239078; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS (Trost in t6nen) ;
by A. Sartorio, op. 859, no. 3; piano.
(Pleasures of life, no. 3.) [2173
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237733; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MUSICA PROIBITA (Verboteher gesang) ;
von 8. Gastaldon, arr. von O. Hack-
enberger. 1. Infanteriemusik. Ze
Cavalleriemusik. [ 21736, 21737
© Aug. 17, 1910; 2 c each Sept.
15, 1910; E 240081, 240082; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin, Germany.
MUSICAL THOUGHTS FOR THE PIANO;
written unaided and without correc-
tion by pupils of the Fletcher music
method. [217388
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 6, 1910;
EK 287805; C. W. Thompson & o.,
Boston, Mass.
MUSIKANTENMADEL (DAS); _ gavotte
aus der operette von Georg Jarno,
arr. von Anton Mader. 1. Osterr.
militirmusik. 2. Deutsche infan-
teriemusik. 3. Kavalleriemusik.
4to. [21739-21741
e. each Aug.
37468, 237467 :
© July 28, 19103: 2
237
Stuttgart, Ger-
27, 1910; E 2387459,
Julius Feuchtinger,
many.
1251
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21742
pt. II, n. S., Vv. 5
MUSIKANTENMADEL (DAs)—Continued.
intermezzo aus der operette, von
Georg Jarno, arr. von Anton Mader.
1. Deutsche infanteriemusik. De
Osterr- militirmusik. 3. Grosses or-
chester. 4. Pioniermusik. 4to.
[21742-21745
© July 28. 1910; 2c. each Aug. 27,
1910; E 287462, 237464, 237469,
237470; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
Mussa (Victor EMANUEL) Adagio;
violine und klavier. [21746
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1910;
E 237631; P. Pabst, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
My BLESSED SAviouR, JESUS; words by
Donald S. Lundin, music by Helen
R. Svedman. Svo. . (Milk and honey,
no. 57.) [21747
©. Aug. 5, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238760; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
My BLUSHING YANKEE ROSE; words and
music by S. Adams. New York, F.
B. Haviland pub. co. [21748
©: Aue. 24. 1910=" 2 ce Aue: 524,
1910; E 238811; Steve Adams, Chi-
eago, Ill.
My cow Boy GIRL; words and music by
P. W. Frett. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [21749
© Aueie30. 1910: 27 e. Aucie30,
1910; E 237614; Peter W. Frett, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
My DARLING (Mein liebling) ; waltz, by
H. Necke; piano with 1st and 2nd
violins ad lib. (Musical sketch
book. ) [21750
© Aus 15,4910; 2c. Ans." 15,
1910; E 238489; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My DARLING NELLIE GREY; Song, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; voice and piano.
[21751
©) MAweds, LASTO 2 erm, (24.
1910; E 238708; Jos. Morris co., New
Work JN. -Y:
My FAIRY QUEEN; words and music by
L. Wilcox. [20 fo2
Ghwily 20). 4910...2. ¢. Aus. 31,
1910; E 288895; Lester Wilcox, Med-
ford, Oreg.
My FATHER WAS A SOLDIER; words and
music by J. Jordan. [21753
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1910;
E 238586; Julian Jordan, New York,
INS OY.
My HEART IS THINE; words by C. S.
Hottenstein, music by H. K. Dug-
dale. Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21754
© Aug. 15, 1910; -28e Aa 31,
1910; E 238891; Chas. S. Hotten-
stein, Winfield, Pa.
My HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS; words
by Robert Burns, ancient Gaelic air
arr. by F. B. W., med. in H flat.
[21755
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237770; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
My HEART TO YOU IS GIVEN; words by
Agnes Bernier, music by Albert
Bernier. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [21756
© Aug: 17, 1910: 2 %e Ame a7,
1910; E 238543; Albert Bernier,
Blandford, Mass.
My HEAVEN; words by Harry S. Lee,
musie by Alexander Russell; low
voice. [21757
©- Aug: 17,, 19105" 25 eae
1910; E 2388540; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
My Jesus, I LOVE THEE; words anon.,
music by Stanley J. Widener.
[21758
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 287836; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
My LITTLE CURLY HEAD (Mein locken-
k6pfchen) ; schottische by H. Necke;
piano with ist and 2nd violins ad
lib. (Musical sketch book.) [21759
© Aug. 15, 19103> 2 ese:
1910: E 238493; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My LOVE FOR THEE; words by Will. E.
Goodwins, music by Penyston Miles.
[21760
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1910;
E 238693: M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorkin, Ne
My LOVE LIES HIDDEN IN EVERY ROSE;
lyric and music by James Brockman.
[21761
© Sept. 2. 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238933; M. Witmark & sons, New
"YORE IN. oY
My Margorgige; words and music by
Will R. Anderson. [21762
(©) Aug. 24, 1910;"2 ‘cia.
1910; E 237367: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1252
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-438, Oct., 1910
21783
My MOTHER; words and music by Mrs.
Pe Carnick. [21763
i June 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1910; BH 237568; Paul-C. Curnick,
South Bend, Ind.
My OKLAHOMA SWEETHEART; words
and music by Mrs. N. H. Crawford.
Philadelphia, Hatch music co.
[21764
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c Sept. 2, 1910;
EH 237725; Mrs. Nonnie Harben
Crawford, Vinita, Okla.
My OLD SWEET HEART; words and mu-
sic by E. C. Haines; without piano
ace. [21765
idee Ane, 29. 1910: BH 237538;
Eugene C. Haines, E. St. Louis, Ill.
My OPERATIC SAMSON; from Up and
down Broadway: words by Wm. Je-
rome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[21766
@ Aue 6 1910; 2c. Aug. 11, 1910;
E 225980; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
My ORIENTAL; an eastern love song,
words and music by Roy Jastro
Baker. [21767
@yAue 17,1910; 2 c. Aug, 17,
1910; EH 238532; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
My PA’S A SOLDIER CAPTAIN; words
and music by G. C. Chapman.
[21768
© ic. Aug. 11, 1910; E 235994;
George C. Chapman, Chicago, Ill.
My PRAIRIE ROSE; words by Donald
M. McLeran, music by Edward H.
Lewis. [21769
er taly-20,, 1910; 2 c.. Aug. 31,
1910; E 2388917; Edw. H. Lewis,
Washington, D. C.
MY QUEEN IS AN IRISH COLLEEN; song
in The wearing of the green, words
and music by Fiske O’Hara. [21770
yesept, 13, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 14,
1910; EH 2389250; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
My QUEEN OF DREAMS; words and
music by Chas. Noel Douglas and
Al. H. Wilson. alert
om Ane 17, 1910: (2 ¢. Aug. 15,
1910; EK 237222; Ellis & Wilson
music co., New York, N. Y.
My SAVIOUR HAS COME TO ABIDE; words
and music by Rebekah B. Martin.
8vo. (Milk and honey, no. 47.)
err
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238757 ; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
My SHEEP HEAR MY VOICE; offertory
solo, text from St. John 1, music
by W. H. Neidlinger; sop. or tenor,
and alto or bar. [21773
© VAug:) 2251910292) er Ames) 22:
1910; E 238640; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
My SHEPHERD; words and music by
W. J. Godfrey. [21774
© July 20, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 31,
1910; E 288899; Wilbert J. God- |
frey, Jonesville, Mich.
My SWEET CARAMOE; a Mexican sere-
nade, by Frederic W. Hager; piano.
[21775
@©pAuge, 23, 1910) 12) exAue. 24
1910; E 288702; Jos Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
My SWEETHEART’S FAVORITE WALTZ;
words by Arthur Gillespie, music by
Terry Sherman. [21776
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 287785; Charles K. Harris, New
Works Ne Ye,
My WHISPER SONG; words anon., music
by W. H. Neidlinger. 4to. | PALLATITE
© May 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 237831; W. H. Neidlinger, Mystic,
Conn.
MYRELLA MARCH; from the celebrated
song Myrella la jolie, music by D.
Berniaux. 1. Orchestra with piano
ace. 2. Piano solo. [21778, 21779
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
30, 1910; E 2387627, 237628; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
NAIADS; mazurka caprice, by J. Frank
Frysinger, op. 45; piano. [21780
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 « Aug. 29,
1910; E 237500; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NAUTICAL CAPTAIN Brown; in The
March hares’ entertainment, written
and composed by Philip Braham.
[21781
@y Aue 29, 1910s 2. c¢. Aus. 29:
1910; E 237586; Reynolds & ©co.,
London, England.
NAWASSEH; words by O. M. Hendrix,
music by John Martin. [21782
©) Ade) me 1910s |) 2 ee Aus. 29)
1910; E 287558; Omer R. Hendrix,
Rochester, Minn.
NEARER My Gop TO THEE; hymn an-
them, music by George C. Flint;
men’s voices. (Octavo church mu-
sic, no. 10091.) [21783
Oy Sept 2)91910> 2 « °Sept. 2,
1910; BE 2387728; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1253
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21784
Pt. WE eS .VSS
NEARER THE CROSS; words by Maud
Frazer, music by Geo. H. Kurtz.
[21784
© Aug: 8, 1910) 2 ¢ Sept. 18;
1910; E 239220; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
NEATH THE ORANGE AND THE PINE;
words and music by John W. Mose-
ley. [21785
@ (Aus. 415, 4910552 co Aus 30;
1910; 1 237657; J. William Moseley,
Raleigh, N. C.
NeEvADA; scenes of the prairie, two-
step by Bertram L’Estrange; piano.
[21786
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c Sept. 15,
1910; E 240045; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
NEW CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR; grand
march, by Eugene Walter, arr. by
J. S. Fearis; piano 4 hands. Grade
4, [21787
@ Aus. 30; 1910 2 ¢) Aue. 729,
1910; E 287573; McKinley music ¢o.,
Chicago, Ill.
NIGGER-TOE; rag, by H. A. Fischler; or-
chestra. 4to. [21788
Sept. 3, A910) Ze. Sept: 46,
1910; E 237801; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
NigHtT (THE) RIDERS; march by Ar-
nold Safroni; piano. [21789
OAs. 22) PON): <2 ey Aue, 23.
1910; E 2387329; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
NINETEEN FIFTEEN; - patriotic song,
words and music by Samuel Rich-
ards Gaines. [21790
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238942; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
— solo, or voices in unison.
Octavo edition. [21791
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 38,
1910; E 238941; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Nocturne. See Chopin (F. F.)
Nora McNALLY; words by Anita
Moor, music by C. W. Chadwick.
[21792
© ‘Sept. -1,° 1910; 2 -¢. -Septs: 1,
1910; E 237703; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
NortH (THE) NortH PoLe; words and
music by Maurice Besly. [21793
@wAuge 30; 1910-2 e Aug. 31.
1910; E 238860; Chappell & co., 1td..
London, England.
NOTHING; words and music by James
Brockman. — [21794
© Aug. 24, 1910: 2 >e0 wwe) 25,
1910; E 237366; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. -¥.
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR YOU, DEAR;
from The sweetest girl in Paris,
lyric by Addison Burkhardt and Col-
lin Davis, music by Jos. E. Howard.
[21795
© Aug. 24, 19105 2% Asie 24
1910; E 2387238; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, No ¥e
NOVEMBER; The turkey’s last gobble,
polka, by Sister of St. Joseph; piano,
in C. (All the year round, no. 11.)
[21796
© Aug.. 22, 1910223 Aa 2
1910; E 237302; Leo Feist, New
Yorks iNew
Now IS THE ACCEPTED TIME; words
from the Bible, music by Kr. Ursin.
[21797
© Aug. 15, 1910): 2 17:
1910; E 238521; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
Now THAT THE SUN HATH VEIL);
evening hymn, words by William
Fuller, music by Henry Purcell, arr.
by Alfred Moffat, from the originai
edition for voice with bass. [21798
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1910;
E 288580; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
Now THE DOOR IS OPEN; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [2179S
© Aug. 8 1910> 2 letysepe ts:
1910; E 239216; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
NUAGE BLANC; mazurka par Alexandre
Sylvain Petit; quintette a cordes
avec piano-cond. Ato. [21800
© Sept: 17, 1910:"2 cepa
1910; E 238691; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
NUN ME VO’ BENE; canzone napoletana,
versi di L. Recitano, musica di Vin-
cenzo di Chiara; canto e piano.
[21801
c., Aug, 30;
Ferdinando Bideri,
©, Aug. 18; 1910Re2
191034 ReaGoor-
Naples, Italy.
NUR DIR ALLEIN; salonsttick von H.
Ernst Richter, op. 75; klavier.
- [21802
© July 22, 1910; 2° ch Aue) 20
1910; H 237251; J. Sehuberth & ¢oz
Leipzig, Germany.
1254.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40—48. Oct., 1910
NUB EINMAL MOCHT’ ICH LACHEN
HORN: lied aus der operettenbur-
leske, Vindebona du herrliche stadt,
text von J. Bramer und A. Grtinfeld,
musik von Leo Ascher. [21803
eae 1) 1910: 2 c. Aug. 380,
1910; E 237640: Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
NURSERY RHYMES; from the musical
play, The slim princess, words by
Henry Blossom, music by Leslie Stu-
art. 4to. [21804
© Ane 29-1910: 2 ¢«. Aug. 30,
1910; E 237604; Chappell «& co., Itd.,
London, England.
O BELLE NUIT. See Offenbach (J.)
O BLESSED NAME; hymn anthem, words
by R. R. Hall, music by F. A. Chal-
linor: mixed voices. [21805
© May 4, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239096; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
O GIVE THANKS; words from the Bible,
music by W. Stillman Martin.
[21806
ese 15, 1910: 2 e. Aug. 17,
1910; EH 288524; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Tl. .
O GoD GIVE EAR UNTO MY CRY; words
from Psalm 61, music by J. E. Del-
marter. [21807
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239208; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
O Gop THoU ArT My GoD; music by
Osear J. Lehrer. (Jn The choir, v.
ddan. 9.) [21808
© Sept. 1, 1910; I c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237746: Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
O LEAVE ME NOT ALONE; words by Ada
R. Habershon, music by M. L. Stocks.
[21809
© Aug. 8. 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239213; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
© LOVE THE LORD, ALL YE HIS SAINTS;
music by Oliver King; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, sacred, no. 948.)
[21810
ese. 22, 1910- 2 c¢. Aug. 22,
1910; E 238657; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
O Mio FERNANDO. See Donizetti (G.)
O PANIS DULCISSIME; eucharistic hymn,
words trans. by T. I. Ball, music by
Myles B. Foster. 4to. (The mu-
sical times, no. 811.) [21811
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2-c: Aug. 29,
1910; E 237547; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
21820
O SALUTARIS: composed by Michael A.
Doyle; mixed voices. 4to. [21812
© -Aup. [30)199105 (2 eh Ane 30;
1910; FE 287621; Cary & co., London,
England.
"O SCIACQUANTE D’ ’A CANTINA; versi
di G. Capaldo, musica di E. Cannio.
[21813
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237820; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
’O SFELENZA; versi di G. Capurro,
musica di S. Gambardella. [21814
@© Aug: 23, 1910: 2 @* Sept 6;
1910; E 287816; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
O STRENGTH AND STAY; evening anthem,
by Mark Andrews; ten. or sop. solo
and chorus. 4to. (Church musie
review, no. 263.) [21815
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2c. Sept. 1, 1910;
EX 237666; H. W. Gray co., New
York. iN: ¥.
O SWEET CONTENT; words by Thomas
Decker, music -by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 71. no. 2; sop. or ten., and
alto or bar. [21816
@7AUTe 22-1910: 2c; Aus. 22!
1910; EH 238666; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
O wWON’T YOU BE MY SWEETHEART;
words and music by R. T. L. Frick.
[21817
@rAue, 181910242 -c “Aue, 22,
TiO 238o22 >) Ruth ih. Le Hriek
Norman, Okla.
October; The pumpkin man is coming,
nocturne, by Sister of St. Joseph;
piano, in E flat. (All the year
round, no. 10.) [21818
@©vAue.7 22, 19105 2 Gc Aus. 23;
1910; E 237301; Leo Feist, New
Mork eNa
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) O belle nuit;
barearolle from Tales of Hoffmann,
transcription by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [21819
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2.c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237168; Carl Fischer, New York,
NG Y.
OFFICE (THE) FOR THE Hoty Com-
MUNION; set to music in the key of
D, by Rowland W. Dunham. 4to.
(Chureh music review, no. 266.)
[21820
Sept. 12,
Gray Co.,
©» Sept. 10,1910; 2 «.
1910; E 289044; H. W.
New York, N. Y.
1255
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21821
pt. Tie BES VS
OH CHANTECLER; words and music by
Frank Wood. [21821
G) vAtio. 201910): 02 wep PAS ee:
1910; E 2388686; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
OH GEE, BUT MY GIRL’S GONE BACK ON
ME; words and music by E. B. Mc-
Neal. [21822
Aug 1) 1910:..2) .e Augn29.
1910; E 237585; Hugene B. McNeal,
Omaha, Nebr.
Ou! I TELL You; march two-step,
words and music by EK. Fordi.
[21823
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 237286; E. Fordi, Los Angeles,
Cal.
OH, LE JOLIE CONTE; par Maurice
Pesse, pour piano. (Six piécettes,
no. 4.) [21824
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239131; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
OH NIGHT OF JUNE; by Victor Neus-
tadtl; piano. (Impressions, no. 2.)
[21825
©; July. 28; 1910; ve) Auesas:
1910; E 237178; Carl Fischer, New
MOEK Nee Y,.
OH, THAT SLOW WALTZ (Oh, les valses
lentes) ; lyric by Ballard Macdonald,
music by Toulmouche-Diodet.
[21826
© Sept. 22, 01910 =, 2, c.. ‘Sept.| 3.
1910; E 288948; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
OH, WIND FROM THE GOLDEN GATE;
words by Virginia Harrison, music
by Mary Carr Moore, op. 61;
women’s voices, with violin obl. and
piano ace. 4to. [21827
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238926; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork IN; ¥.
OH YOU DREAM; words by Wm. Jerome,
music by Jean Schwartz. [21828
(Oo Ane. 19) 1910 “2 ¢) Ans. 20,
1910; E 237234; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
OH YOU MOON; words and music by
i. Bryant: [21829
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1910; E 237290;
Lester E. Bryant, Brooklyn, N. Y.
OHIO VALLEY EXPOSITION ; march, by E.
B. Scully; piano. [21830
nAnicy <cOs 190 3.2) -eokug 29)
1910; E 237523; Emma _ Beiser
Scully, Cincinnati, Ohio.
OHIO VALLEY EXPOSITION—Continued.
—— march, by V. J. Heierhoff; piano.
[21831
© Aug. 380, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 29,
1910; E 237524; V. J. Heierhoff, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
OKOLONA MARCH; by J. J. Richards;
band. 4to. [21882
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 29, 1910;
E 287522; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
OLD BELLE ISLE; words by G. W. Kel-
ley, music by Edward O’Connor.
[218383
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1910; E 287529; Geo. W. Kelley,
Detroit, Mich.
OLD (THE) CLOCK; by Hubbard Har-
ris; piano. [21834
© Aug. 30, 1910: 2 Senks 1.”
1910; E 287715; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, III.
OLp (THE) DANCER; words and music
by Leslie Elliott. [21835
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238981; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
OLD GLORY NAILED TO THE NORTH POLE;
words by S. E. Hunt, music by Allie
Merle Conger. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [21836
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 ce aSeneed
1910; E 239057; Sue E. Hunt, New
York Nye
OLD (AN) LEGEND; words and music by
Wat. Sutherland. [21837
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1910; EH 238999;
R. W. Sutherland, Seattle, Wash.
ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL
RIVER; waltz by A. J. Sims; piano.
Newport, N. Y., Kuyahora press.
[218388
© July 1, 1910; 2 e. Aug. 23, 1910;
EK 237776; Adele J. Sims, Akron,
Ohio.
ON THE IcE (Auf dem eise) ; polka by
H. Necke; piano with ist and 2nd
violins ad_ lib. (Musical sketch
book.) [218389
© Aug. 15, 1910;°2%e) Aes:
1910; E 238497; Theo. Presser ¢co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ON THE SLOPES OF THE DUNE; words by
Bliss Carman, music by Jessie John-
ston. [21840
© Aug. 30; 19102 2 elses
1910; E 237723; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
1256
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
ON TO GLORY; words by James Rowe,
music by Samuel W. Beazley. S8vo.
[21841
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238777; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
ONE DAY; words by William Alling-
ham, music by Jessie Johnston.
[21842
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1,
1910; E 287722; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; §a-
cred duet, words by Phoebe Cary,
music by R. S. Ambrose, arr. by N.
Clifford Page; soprano and alto.
[21843
© Aue 29, 1910; 2 ec. -Sept. 2,
1910; BH 237712; Oliver Ditson co.;
Boston, Mass.
ONLY A BREATH; words by Ada R.
Habershon, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [21844
Sonu 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1910; E. 239212; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa. .
ONLY A BUNCH OF VIOLETS; words by
EK. A. Davis, music by H. Kirkus
Dugdale. [21845
Sawer 15. 1910: 2.¢. Aug: 31,
1910; E 2388886; Edythe A. Davis,
Garnsey, Ala.
ONLY A DAISY BLOSSOM; waltz song,
words and music by D. J. Fallis.
[21846
@ Sept. 12, 1910;'2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; EK 239035; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
ONLY A MAN; from Jumping Jupiter,
lyric by Gus Kahn, music by Grace
LeBoy. [21847
Orage 24, 1910; 2 ¢« Aug. 25.
1910; EK 237380; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
orech. 4to. [21848
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3. 1910;
E 238925; M. Witmark & sons, New
me York, N.Y.
ONLY LOVE ME; words and music by
Bessie May. [21849
eran, 15, 1910-42 c¢ Aug: 31,
1910; E 2388892; Bessie M. Lane,
Haydenville, Mass.
ONLY (THE) PLACE THAT WAS MADE
FOR ME 1S NEW YoRK TOWN; words
by Samuel Tenzer and Louis B.
Schwartz, music by Moe Kraus.
[21850
: © Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
© 1910; EK 239027; Maurice Shapiro,
Mem, Var, N, Y.
———
21859
ONLY SAY BYE, BYE; words and music
by H. Fordi. [21851
©; Aug, 11125 191092 ce) rAune. 18;
1910; E 287878; Enoch Fordi, Los
Angeles, Cal.
ONLY SLEEPING; words by James Rowe,
music by Samuel W. Beazley. S8vo.
[21852
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2¢. Aug. 24, 1910;
EK 238766; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
ONLY TO LOVE you; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Arthur H. God-
frey. [21853
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910:
E 238982; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ONWARD, SOLDIERS OF CHRIST; words by
James Rowe, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. S8vo. [21854
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
EH 238785; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
OSCULATION (THE) BOMBASHAY; from
The sweetest girl in Paris, lyric by
Addison Burkhardt, music by Mal-
vin M. Franklin. [21855
OMrAug. 245 1910) 2% Aue. 24
1910; EH 288725; Chas. -K.. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
OSTERN IN Rom; ged. von Hermann
Allmers, musik von Hermann Son-
net, op. 182; ftir vierstimmigen
minnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [21856
©) July 30; 1910; 2c Aug: 27,
1910; E 287449; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany.
OU DONC EST COLOMBINE; par Marius
Carman; piano. (Deux morceaux
de genre, no. 2.) [21857
©) Sept) 17,. 1910; 2 c Sept. 12,
1910; E 239126; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
OUR COUNTRY’S FLAG; words and music
by M. Alterissio. Washington, D.
C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21858
©: Ang) 15: 1910; 2 e Aug. Si,
1910; E 238890; Minnie Alterissio,
EK. Boston, Mass.
OUR JACKIES; two step, words and
musie by J. J. Cauchois, op. T1. New
York, Uncle Sam music pub. co.
[21859
© Aug. 17, 1910; 2 c« Aug. 18,
1910; BE 287127; John J. Cauchois,
New York, N.Y.
1257
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21860
OUR NATION’S COLORS; march, by Victor
Moulton; piano. [21860
©, A ug 480; 1910s - 2 se AEs 25:
1910; E 237583; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, I].
OUR SWEET LITTLE BUNGALOW HOME;
words and music by E. Fordi. [21861
© Aug. 12:-1910= 2 ic, Anes,
1910; E 2387879; Enoch Fordi, Los
Angeles, Cal.
OVER THE SNOW; words and music by
Seymour Hawthorne; treble voices.
4to. (School music, no. 2371.)
[21862
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238988; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
PacGE (UNE) D’AMOUR; Valse lente par
Edm. Filippueci; orchestre avec
piano conducteur. [21863
© Aug: 19) A980, 2 c. Aue. 20,
D102 HE 237207 :
France.
Enoch & co., Paris,
PALESTRINA (GIOVANNI PIERLUIGI)
Pater noster; rev. and ed. by Nicola
A. Montani; four-part mixed chorus.
(Octavo edition, liturgical catholic
church music, no. 5483.) [21864
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 238994; G. Schirmer, New York,
ae NG:
PANDORA MARCH; by Charles Drum-
heller, arr. by W. H. Mackie; band.
4to. [21865
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 237678 ; Leo Feist, New York, N. Y.
PAOLETTA; a romantic opera, in four
acts, from Paul Jones’s original
story The sacred mirror, libretto by
Paul Jones, music by Pietro Florida.
Vocal score. [21866
@ Sept. 6, 41910; '2 “e. “Sept. 7,
1910; D 18718; Leo Feist, New
Vork, N.Y.
PAR GREVES; par P. Le Flem; piano.
Paris, Edition Mutuelle. [21867
© Sept. 17, 1910;>°2 ¢ Sept: 12;
1910; BH 2389188; Paul Le Flem,
Paris, France.
PARADE MARCH OF THE TIN SOLDIERS
(Parade marsch der bleisoldaten) ;
by H. Necke; piano with 1st and
2nd violins ad lib. (Musical sketch
book. ) [21868
©) Aug 45;74910 22 64 2Aue. 15,
1910; E 238500; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
pt. 111, 0. s.. v. 5
PARADOX MARCH; by Frank M. Hagans,
arr. by Geo. D. Barnard; oreh. 4to.
[21869
© Aus. 8, 1990%2 2) GeAue. 29:
1910; E 237516; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
PARISIAN DANCES; by Ch. Hofmann,
rev. by Hans Semper; piano four
hands. Book 1. Book 2.
[21870, 21871
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 24,
1910; H 2387138, 238714; B. &. Wood
music co., Boston, Mass.
PARTING NO MORE; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Tito Mattei.
No..1 in H flat. No: Sama
[21872, 21873
© Aug. 27, 19105 22) Aus. 29,
1910; E 287511, 237512; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, lItd., London,
England.
PAS DES COQUETTES; marche élégante
par G. De Sena, op. 100, piano.
[21874
© ‘Aug. -3, 19102,25 Sepa 45:
1910; E 240072; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
Pascal (Florian)
4to. [21875 |
© Aug: 17, 1910;>2ece Ame asa I
1910; E 237221; Joseph Williams, }
Itd., London, England.
Pass ON THE worD; words by Edgar |
L. Collis, music by C. Crozat Con- |
verse. [21876 |
© July 10, 1910; 2 e« Sept. 7% ]
1910; E 237880; American Bible So- |
ciety, New York, N. Y.
See Bach (tensa
PASSION FLOWER; waltz by Frank Pat- |
terson, arr. by S. K. Wright; full
orch. 4to. [21877
© July 20, 1910; 2 @ Ane 453 5
1910; E 237152; Carl Fischer, New |
York: INe.y. |
PASSACAGLIA.
PASTORALE; (Sabine no. 1, dans le |
jardinet) par Paul Dupin; piano et |
quatuor 4 cordes. [21878 |
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 @oeSepe ael
1910; EK 238952; - Mi. Senart) Ea |
Roudanez & co., Paris, France.
See Palestrina (G. P.)
PEACE AT THE CROSS; words by Kate |
Ulmer, music by J. E. Delmarter. |
[21879 |
© Aug. -8, 1910; 2 e Sept, 1a
1910; E 289186; Charles M. Alex= |
ander, Philadelphia, Pa. }
PATER NOSTER.
1258
Six valses; piano. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-43, Oet., 1910
PEACHY: words by Jack Mahoney,
music by Theodore Morse. [21880
Seeeenes 1910: 2: e. Aug. 25,
1910: E 237347; Theodore Morse
music co., New York, N. Y.
PEASANT WEDDING; by James H.
Rogers; piano. (Echoes from many
lands, no. 2.) [21881
eee 22 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 22.
1910; E 238669; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PECKI, LA MOGLIE DEL MANDABRINO;
canzone napoletana, versi di R.
Galdieri (Rambaldo). musica di
Carlo Mirelli; canto e pianoforte.
[21882
sept. 1, 1910; 2 c -Sept.. 12,
1910; E 239090; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
PEDAL (THE) ORGAN No. 3; a collection
of sacred pipe organ voluntaries,
composed, arr. and edited by E. L.
Ashford. obl. 8vo. [21883
Age 18 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8,
I50-° HW 2378538; Lorenz. pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
PETALUMA; words and music by YT.
H. Hanson. [21884
@raune 25, 1910; 2 c. Aug: 19,
1910; EH 239037; T. Howard Hanson,
Petaluma, Cal,
PETITE NERVEUSE; intermezzo par
Ernest Gillet; orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [21885
(eae: 19. 1910: 2. c Aug. 20;
1910; BE 237204; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
PETITE VALSE LYRIQUE; par Christian
Schafer, op. 56, no. 1; piano solo.
[21886
Cesiuis 18 4910: 2c. Aug. 27;
1910; EK 2387475; Bosworth & ©o.,
Leipzig, Germany.
PHONOFIDDLE TUTOR; With exercises
and scales and a selection of airs,
written, adapted and arr. by L. E.
Howson, for the phonofiddle. [21887
Gasepe, 1; 1910; 2 -c.. Aug. 22)
1910; E 238694; L. E. Howson, Lon-
don, England.
PIANO LESSONS; by William H. Sher-
wood. Normal instruction and ex-
amination papers for lessons no. ST-—
100. Various paging. Svo. $1.00.
[21888
ce Aue. 27, 1910; 2 ¢ each Aug:
31, 1910; A 269576; Siegel-Myers
correspondence school of music, Chi-
cago, Ill.
21897
PIANO LYRICS AND SHORTER COMPO-
SITIONS. See Grieg (HE. H.)
PICKANINNY DANCE; by Gertrude J.
Bartlett; piano. [21889
© Sept. 6, 1910°"2 “eo Seno,
1910; E 239004; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
PIERROT S’AMUSE; par Marius Carman;
piano. (Deux morceaux de genre,
Moy 1h) [21890
© Sept. 1%) 19102 2c. Septa2
1910; E 289125; Heugel & cie.,
Paris, France.
PIERROT UND PIERRETTE; humoristische
quadrille ftir 4 paare, von Paul
Miirich, musik von Hrnst Miirich.
Ausgabe ftir klavier mit tanzbesch-
reibung, [21891
©) July 22) 190i 27 er Ate? 23;
1910; E 237326; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany.
See WAGNER (R.)
PILGRIM’S SONG OF HOPE; sacred mel-
ody, by E. Batiste, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; cornet, trombone or
bar. solo with band acc. [21892
© uly 329 191) ..2 (ec. Auee as:
1910; E 237147; Carl Fischer, New
Vouk. NYY
PILLARS (THE) OF THE EARTH; anthem,
words from Samuel I: 8, music by
James H. Rogers; mixed voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 12057.) [218938
© Aug. 29,1910; 2 e. Sept. 2,
1910; E 237768; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PILGRIMS’ CHORUS.
PINK PUFFS; three step, by C. N.
Niles; orch. 4to. [21894
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29, 1910;
E 237515; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
Pitt; words by C. F. Ohliger, music
by H. Slattery. [21895
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
BE 2389438; Harriette Slattery & Carl
F. Ohliger, Pittsburg, Pa.
PizzIcaATo; serenade by James H.
Rogers; piano. (Hchoes from many
lands, no. 8.) [21896
©: Aueod?. 1910 :..2) «Aug 22,
1910; E 238675; Aruthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PizzICATO-VALSE; par Edm. Filippucci;
orchestre avec piano-conducteur, 4to.
[21897
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 ¢« Aug. 20,
1910: E 237218; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
1259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21898 pt. Tn ies:.. V5
PLAIN (A) LITTLE COTTON GOWN; | PRACTICAL PIANO COURSE FOR BEGIN-
written by Harry Castling, com- NERS; by Eduard Holst. 4to. [21908
posed by Henry E. Pether. [21898 © Aug. 18, 1910: 2 ¢ Aug. 20,
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240021; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
PLAY THAT WEDDING MARCH BACK-
wARDS; from Girlies, words by
Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [21899
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 11, 1910;
EH 235986; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
PLEASE MISTER JUDGE, DON’T SEND
PAPA TO JAIL; words and music by
H. M. Morris.. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [21900
©) Anes A721 910; “Oech Aner iT,
1910; E 238546; Helen M. Morris,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
PLEASE TAKE ME BACK TO PoSssUM-
VEL: by J. Perry; vocal; arr: for
piano. [21901
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1910; E 238595;
John Perry, New York, N. Y.
POEME ELEGIAQUE; poésie de Gabriel
Daubisse, musique de Gabriel Des-
moulins. 4to. [21902
© Sept.d7,, 1910 2c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 2389144; Rouart, Lerolle &
cie., Paris, France.
POET AND PEASANT.
von).
POLAIRE; valse, by Henriette Blanke-
Belcher ; piano. [21903
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 c Aug. 29,
1910; E 237539; Jerome H. Remick
ws co. New York, N.Y.
POPULAR (THE) MARCH; by M. E. Mc-
Donald; piano. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [21904
ese 23) 1910 "2. eA: 28.
1910; E 237340; M. BE. McDonald,
Halifax, Nova Scotia. :
POSTLUDE IN D; by HB. L. Ashford: or-
gan. obl. S8vo. [21905
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1910:
E 235989; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
PoUR UN BAISER; barearolle chantée.
musique de P. Sudessi; piano seul en
See Suppé (Ff.
la. [21906
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239137; Joubert, Paris,
France.
Power (THE) OF PRAYER; words by
Ada R. Habershon, music by Robert
Harkness. [21907
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c Sept. 13,
1910; E 2389198; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
1910;. E 2372615" Wi) Watisack > &
sons, New York, N. Y.
PRAISE YE. See Mozart (W. A.)
PRAYER HYMN; words and music by
G. Piper. [21909
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 & Sept. 12,
1910; E 289048; George Piper, Pitts-
burg, Pa.
PRELUDE (A); words by H. H. A. B.,
music by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op.
17, no. 1; sop. or ten., and alto or
bar. [21910
© Aug. 22, 1910-" 2% eae 2
1910; E 238665; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PRESENT POWER; words by Ada R.
Habershon, music by M. L. Stocks.
[21911
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Sept. 18, 1910;
EK 239149; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pretty (THE) SHEPHERDESS (Die
hiibsche schiiferin) ; by A. Sartorio,
op. 859, no. 8; piano. (Pleasures of
life, no. 8.) [21912
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237738; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
PRINCE FREDERICK; mareh, by Fred
Luscomb, military band. 4to.
[21913
© Aug: 12, 1910=°2he aes 0:
1910; E 238584; J. W. Pepper, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
orchestra. 4to. {21914
© Sept. 3, 1910="2eemsepe
1910; E 237763; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIZE WINNER; march, by Charles Bal-
mer, arr. by W. H. Mackie; band.
4to. [21915
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 7, 1910:
E 237679; Leo Feist, New York,
WEY:
PROMISED (THE) LAND; words by War-
ren Farson, music by Donald S. Lun-
din. Svo. (Milk and honey, no. 1.)
+i (BISts
© Aug. 5, 1910: 2c. Aug. 24, 1910:
E 238751; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
1260
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21933
PROST, PROST, WIR SEH’N UNS WIEDER;
text von Hermann Frey, musik von
Paul Bendix. | [21917
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237479; Luna-verlag, Berlin, Ger-
many.
PRZYJMIJ BOZE. See Do ciebie boze.
PUBLIKUM (DAS) UND HERR Eco (The
public and Sir Ego); English ver-
sion by Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh,
musik von Robert Kahn, op. 55, no.
9. (Neun gedichte von Joh. Wolf-
gang von Goethe, no. 9.) [21918
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238808; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
- lin, Germany.
PURITAN (THE) MAID; words by Maud
E. Sargent, music by Percy E.
Fletcher; in D. [21919
(OwAue. 27, 1910; 2-c.. Aug. 29,
1910; E 287553; Novello & co.,:1td.,
London, England.
PUT NOT THY TRUST IN PRINCES; hymn
anthem, words by William H. Gard-
ner, music by J. L. Gilbert; mixed
voices. 4to. i [21920
eeu, 18. 1910; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; EK 237282; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
QUAKER TALK; from The girl of my
dreams, lyric by Otto Hauerbach,
music by Karl Hoschna. [21921
ie sue 24 1910: 2. ec. Aug. 25,
1910; EH 237376; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
QUEEN OF MY DREAMS; valse song from
the musical play, The slim princess,
words by Henry Blossom, music by
Leslie Stuart. 4to. [21922
@ Aue 29,1910; 2 ¢. Aug.. 30,
1910; E 237606; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
QUESTA NON SI TOCCA; canzone napole-
tana, versi di A. Barbier, musica di
VY. Di Chiara; canto e pianoforte.
[21923
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1910;
E 2389088; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
QuI vivE; four-part song, words by
Gilbert Parker, music by A. C. Mac-
kenzie, op. 71, no. 3. 4to. (Part-
song book, no. 1199.) [21924
© Aug. 27; 1910; 2 c.. Aug.’ 29,
1910; EH 237549; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
QUODLING’S DELIGHT (Le délice de
Quodling); par Giles Farnaby;
piano. Collection Sandor Kovacs.
[21925
©, Sept. 17; 19103 2) ¢ Sepuy 12.
1910; E 239100; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
Rac (THE) DOLL; dance eccentrique,
by L. B. Curtis; piano. Toledo,
Ohio, Curtis, pub. co. [21926
©) Auss 17, W910.) 22 es Ane wd Ss
1910; E 237140; Loyal B. Curtis,
Toledo, Ohio.
RAINING; words by S. Harrison, mu-
sic by H. Kirkus Dugdale. [21927
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1910; E 237545:
Sam Harrison, Oakland, Cal.
RAJNERACEK. See Marjanko, Mar-
janko.
RAYMOND; march and two-step by C.
FF. Ingraham; orchestra. 4to.
[21928
© Sept 1 19102"2 eo Anes:
1910; E 287760; Hans Thompson,
Clinton, Iowa.
RECESSIONAL; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by Reginald de Koven;
female voices. 4to. (Choruses,
glees and part songs, no. 2365.)
[21929
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 2388987; John Church ¢o., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Recruit (THE); words by Robert
William Chambers, music by C. W-
Chadwick. [219380
©! Sept. 1, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 4,
1910; E 287704; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
RED RAVEN; that splitting rag, by Carl
E. Olson; piano. 21931
Oy Aue 30, 1910); “2 e., Aue. 29:
1910; H 237533: Olson-Edwards mu-
Sic co., Wichita, Kans.
REDEEMED BY GRACE DIVINE; words by
Kate Ulmer, music by J. E. Delmar-
ter. [21932
©) Aug, 8, 1910*) 2° c. 1 Sept. 33,
1910; E 2389188; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
REDEEMING LOVE; words by Wm. T.
Pettengill, music by J. H. Barnes.
Svo. (Milk and honey, no. 58).
[219388
@©,Ause. 5; 1910; 2 ¢ Augy 24,
1910; FE 288761; Metropolitan
chureh assn., Waukesha, Wis.
1261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21934
pt. 1, ness, Vv. 5
REFORMATIONSPSALM; musik von
Mackensen, fiir gemischten chor mit
orgelbegleitung. 4to. [21934
© Sept. 10; 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 12
1910; E 289032; A. Bendel, Reading,
Lege
REGATTA MARCH; by B. O. Worrell;
band. Ato. [21935
© Aug. 8, 1910-2 c. Aue. 329,
19t0; -E 23tols> Co L.. Barnhouse;
Oskaloosa,. Iowa.
REGER (Max) Canzonetta, op. 25; kla-
vier. (Aquarellen, fiinf kleine ton-
bilder, no. 1.) [21936
@© Aug: 25, 191022 @ Sept. 16;
1910; E 239330; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Sieben walzer, op. 11; klavier. 1.
A-dur. 2. Cis-moll. 3. D-dur. 4. As-
dur. 5, H-dur: 6, Wis-smoll. 7%. A-
dur. [21937-21943
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
16, 1910; EH .2389318—239324; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
REGRET; words by Frank KE. Hern,
music by Arthur A. Penn. [21944
© 7 Aus 116. ON = 2 Je. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238732; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
REJOICE; words by Charles Wesley,
music by J. E. Delmarter. [21945
© Aug: 8,'1910> 2 «Sept. 13,
1910; E 239195; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
REJOICE IN THE LORD; music by HE. K.
Heyser. (Jn The choir, v. 11, no. 9.)
[21946
©) Sept...1, 1910. be Sept. 2,
1910; E 2387748; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
REJOICING IN JESUS; words by Edith
F. Norton, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [21947
© Aue (8, 1910° 2""er Sept: 3:
1910; E 289218; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
REMEMBER HOW MUCH [I LOVE YOU;
words by Ada R. Habershon, music
by M: L. Stocks. [21948
© Aus 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 13,
1910; E 239175; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
REMINISCENCE; by F. S. Kelly, op. 4;
piano solo. (Cycle of lyrics, no. 6.)
[21949
(©) Fume 22.) 09k: 2 a Aue: 17,
1910; E 239064; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
H. | Requiem MASS (Missa pro defunctis) ;
by Fr. X. Schmid, ed. by Eduardo
Marzo; in F minor. 4to. [21950
© Aug. 26, -1910;" 2 eG Sept. 3;
1910; E 237872; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ReQquiTaAL (THE); words by Herbert
Trench, music by Joseph Holbrooke,
Op: :26; NG! oS: [21951
© Aug. 27, 191053 %e 7 ue 29.
1910; E 237554; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
RESPONSES AT MASS; Vatican edition,
harmonised by Samuel Gregory
Ould for four voices. 4to. (Cary
edition, no. 778.) [21952
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2>c) Auei730;
1910; E 287620; Cary & co., London,
England.
ReEst (THE) OF THE WEEK SHE’S MINE;
from Jumping Jupiter, words by
Chas. H. Taylor, music by John W.
Bratton. [21953
© Aug. 18, 19102 25eexue. 20.
1910; E 237272; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— — hotel orchestra, no 166. 4to.
[21954
© Aug, 24, 1910; 2 Auer 25,
1910; EH 237359: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
REVERIE IN B FLAT; by Henry Hackett,
op. 21. London, Novello and Co.,
ltd. (Compositions for the organ
nO. 2.) [21955
© Aug. 12, 1910:2"e@ Aue ds,
1910; E 288535; J. & W. Chester,
Brighton, England.
See Strauss (R.)
RHEINBERGER (JOSEPH) Mass in A,
op. 126; ed. and rev. by Nicola A.
Montani; two or four-part chorus
and solo voices. (Octavo edition,
liturgical Catholic church music.)
[21956
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237803; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ney
RHEINFAHRT (Rhine journey); [and]
Sommernacht (Summer night); ge-
dicht von Karl Schiifer, translation
and music by Adolph M. Foerster,
op. 68, no. 3. 4to. Pittsburg, Pa..
H. Kleber & bro. [21957
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238919; A. M. Foerster, Pittsburg,
Par
RHINE JOURNEY; [and] Summer night.
See Rheinfahrt [and] Sommernacht.
REVERIE.
1262
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
21977
Rienzi. See Wagner (R.)
RicGoLterTo, selection. See Verdi (G.)
Rosin Hoop: intermezzo, by R. G.
Grady; piano. [2195S
Pee 2s, 1910; 2 c. Aus. 25,
1910; E 237415: Mclkinley music co.,
Chicago, Il.
Rococo: menuet by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Echoes from many lands,
ng. +.) [21959
evAme. 22, 1910: 2 c.. Aug. 22,
1910: E 238668; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
RODELZIGEUNER (Der); operette in drei
akten, musik von Josef Snaga; kla-
vier zweihandig, mit unterlegtem
text. Potpourri 1 und 2.
[21960, 21961
© July 27, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
Ze, 2310- Ff 287318, 2373819; Julius
Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.
ROLLING (THE) SEA; written by J. R.
Hogg, music by W. H. Jude. No. 2
in A. [21962
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237757; Reid bros.. Itd., London,
England.
ROMANCE; by Adolphe Fischer, op. 5.
rev. and ed. by Alvin Buechner.
No. 1. Violoncello and piano. No. 2.
Violin or flute and piano.
[ 21963, 21964
©) Aug. 9, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
eeemoto= FH) 237180, 237181; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
by Eduard Schiitt, op. 38, no. 2,
Peo wArihnur WW. Pollitt; organ.
(Original compositions and _ tran-
scriptions, no. 12.) [21965
uty 1G. 1910-2 c. Aug. 17,
1910; EH 239067; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—-—IN G; by Henry Hackett, op. 27.
London, Novello and co., itd. (Com-
positions for the organ, no. 8.)
[21966
Gi Ans- £2, 1910: 2 c. Aug. 13,
1910; H 288536; J. & W. Chester,
Brighton, England.
IN G FLAT; by Herbert A. Fricker ;
organ. (Organist’s anthology, no.
14.) [21967
@ Aug: 19, 1910: 2) .c¢ Aug. 20,
1910; E 287223; G. Schirmer, inc..
New York, N. Y.
ROMANCE FOR THE BASSOON AND OR-
CHESTRA; by Edward Elgar, op. 62.
Arr. for violoncello and piano.
[21968
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 237868; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
tOMANZA; by Simonetti, transcribed
by Hans T. Seifert; piano. [21969
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Aug, 18, 1910;
EK 237166; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nena,
RoMo.ia; tarantelle by James H. Rog-
ers; piano. (Kechoes from many
lands, no. 6.) [21970
© Aus.” 22) 19102 2.
1910; H 238673;
Boston, Mass.
LOOSEVELT MARCH; by Percy Wenrich;
piano. [21971
@yAug, 30,1910: 2 ¢ Aug -29,
1910; BE 237581; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, II.
Awss 022,
Arthur P. Schmidt,
Roosters (THE); by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, op. 17; piano. (Country
scenes, no. 3.) PAIK
© Aue, 22219103 2 e Aug; 222,
1910; E 238650; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ROSALIE; chansonette, words by Mrs.
J. R. Masters, music by Reginald de
Kkoven ; male voices. 4to. (Choruses,
glees and part-songs, no. 2364.)
[21973
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238986; John Church co., Cincin-
. hati, Ohio.
ROSEATE HUES OF EARLY DAWN; Words
by Cecil F. Alexander, music by
Bruno Hubn; mixed voices. (Sacred
octavo series, no. 954.) [21974
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1910;
EK 237692; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
-ROSELAND WALTZ; by Henry Bartell;
piano. [21975
© Aves 25) 1910: 2.- .c..... Aug .25,
1910; E 237402; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
RosEMARY; intermezzo by Herbert
Ivey; piano. [21976
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240044; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
Rosr~es pu sor; mélodie, poésie de
Renée Vivien, musique de Louis
Aubert. [2197T
@©rSept. 2h. 1910s. 2. ,
1910; E 288687; Durand et
Paris, France.
cie.,
1263
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21978
pt. 1, n.s., v.5
ROSES WILL TELL; poem by Al. Wilson,
music by H. K. Dugdale. [21978
© Auge. 15 4 19102 Se SATE oe
1910; E 238915; H. Kirkus Dugdale
co., Washington, D. C.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Bar-
ber of Seville; arr. by W. F. Am-
brosio; 3 violins, piano and guitar.
[21979
© Aug. 2,1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 2387199; Carl Fischer, New York,
Jy eg
William Tell; arr. by W. F. Am-
brosio; 8 violins, piano and guitar.
[21980
On Aue. OT AGiO = 2 he sAes 18:
1910; E 287187; Carl Fischer, New
Work. iN: NS:
Rosy, Posy AND LITTLE CLOVER; words
anon., music by F. Elvira Gambogi.
[21981
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 30,
1910; E 237592; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
ROYAL BLUE; march and two step, by
Eugene Mack; piano. [21982
©) Ages -25).1910-52 ve. Ags 925,
1910; E 237408; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Il.
RoyaLt (THE) HIGHLANDERS; march
and two-step, by Willie Eckstein;
piano. [21983
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
EK 287811; J... W. Shaw, Montreal,
Canada.
RUBBER-NECKING MOON; words and mu-
sic by Chris Smith. [21984
© Aue, 29) 1910: (2 Aug.-.29)
1910; E 237589; Harold Rossiter mu-
sie co., Chicago, Ill.
RvuBIEO; Mexican serenade, words and
music by L. B. McClintock, New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21985
© Age 23°) 1910; 2. & Aue 23)
1910; E 23873842; L. B. McClintock,
Forest Park, III.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH) ;
March in F; on Rubinstein’s cele-
brated melody, by Edmund Braham,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
[21986
©Ovdnly! £8) - W990: 2 ex, Ame. 18,
1910; E 287154; Carl Fischer, New
Work, INso¥.
RUSTY-CAN-O-RAG; words by Thomas
J. Gray, music by Joel P. Corin and
Al. Piantadosi. [21987
©. Aug.) 15) A910; <2) ¢. Aue. 22:
1910; E 2388611; Leo Feist, New
Work: Dov:
RuTH, YOU KNOW THAT IS NOT THE
TRUTH; words and music by Terry
Sullivan. Professional. [21988
© Aug. 24, 1910) 2%eAus 24:
1910; E 238719; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
RuYSSEN (C.) Ballade; pour violon-
celle et piano. [21989
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 e@ Sept. 12:
1910; E 239146; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
Rye (THE) WALTZES; on Scotch melo-
dies, by MacLaughlin, arr. by G. H.
Reeves; full band. 4to. [21990
© July 18, 1910-325 Aue 1s
1910; E 237151; Carl Fischer, New
York. N; YG
S. A. R. (Son altesse royale) ; grande
fantaisie, musique par Ivan Caryll,
arr. et orchestrée par Victor
Charmettes, avec piano-conducteur.
Ato. [21991
© Aug. 19, 1910 2eep ane oo:
1910; E 237331; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SA AR NU INGEN FORDOMELSE FOR DEM ;
femtonde Sdndagen efter Trefal-
dighet, ord fran Bibeln, musik af
H. S. Irons. [21992
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2eAuS 122
1910; E 238597; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Il.
SACRIFICE (THE), AcT 1; music by
F. S. Converse, op. 27; vocal score.
[21993
© Aug. 17,1910; Beene s ss
1910; HE 287122; Bi WevGray ica
New York, N. Y.
SANGERSPRUCH; ged. von Franz Krae-
mer, musik von Eduard Kremser;
miinnerchor ohne begleitung. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [21994
© Aug. 6, 1910). 2 eyAgeezc
1910; E 257448; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
SAFE; words by Fred. P. Morris, mu-
sic by Robert Harkness. [21995
© Aug. 8, 1910: 2 ceiSegnees:
1910; E 289184; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
SAIL WITH ME IN MY AEROPLANE; words
by R. B. Carlson, music by John
Martin. [21996
©: Aug. 4, 1910: 2 copAnep 2:
1910; E 237559; Ralph B. Carlson,
Dunnell, Minn.
1264
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910 -
SAILING AT DAWN; words by Henry
Newbolt, music by C. V. Stanford,
op. 117. 4to. (Songs of the fleet,
no. 1.) [21997
© Aue, 20, 1910; 2 c«. Aug. 17,
1910; E 238525; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
SALLY IN OUR ALLEY; words by Henry
Cary, music arr. by W. A. F.; high
in B flat. [21998
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c«. Sept. 2,
1910; E 237773; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
SALLY OF THE VALLEY; words and mu-
sic by Ralph Turner Butler, arr. by
Jas. E. C. Kelly. [21999
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c Sept. 12,
1910; E 239033; R. T. Butler, Cin-
ecinnati, Ohio.
SaLut A PestH; Hungarian march, by
Henri Kowalski, op. 13, ed. and rev.
by Hans T. Seifert; piano. [22000
amet 1910: 2 ce. Aug, 18,
1910; E 237167; Carl Fischer, New
werk... ¥.
ed. by Carl Wilhelm Kern;
piano. [22001
eget, 19105;°2 cc. Aug. 18,
1910; E 237126; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis, Mo.
SALUTE THE STANDARD; march by Ar-
nold Safroni; piano. [22002
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 23,
1910; E 237328; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SAMBO’S PICNIC; intermezzo by Ivan
Tehakoff; piano. [22003
© July 16, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 2,
1910; E 287745; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
SAMBO’S SINGING LESSON; a negro ab-
surdity, two step by Karl Kaps;
piano. [22004
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 19, 1910;
E 237128; Metzler & co. (1909), ltd.,
London, England.
Sanp (THE) MAN; words by Preston
H. Miles, music by Thurlow Lieu-
rance. [22005
@ Auge 29, 1910: 2 ce Aug. 29;
1910; E 237501; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SAN FRANCISCO GLIDE; words by Jos.
McCarthy, music by Al. Piantadosi.
[22006
GyvAde 15. 1910 2c) Aug: 22,
1910; E 2388603; Leo Feist, New
Works N: SY:
22014
SANG VIENNOIS. See Strauss (J.), jr.
See Bach (J. S.)
See Hindel (G. F.)
SAVING GRACE IS FREE; words by Maud
Frazer, music by Robert Harkness.
[22007
© Aug: 8) 1910; 2 ec. Sept, 13;
1910; E 289160; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
SCALE AND ARPEGGIO MANUAL (Hand-
buch ftir tonleiter-und arpeggien-
spiel); by Antonio. Sartorio, op.
417 A; piano. (Ed. Wood, no. 506.)
[22008
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 9,
1910; E 239016; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
ScaLtrero (Rosario) Sechs romantische
sticke (Six romantic pieces), op.
19; klavier. [22009
© July 23, 1910; 2 e Aug. 20,
1910; E 237254; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
ScENES (THE) OF CHILDHOOD DAYS;
words and music by J. B. Gerber.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22010
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239021; J. B. Gerber, Langdon,
N. Dak.
SCHARWENKA (FRANZ XAVER) Capric-
cietto, op. 68, no. 1; rev. and fin-
gered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[22011
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c Aug. 18,
1910; E 237182; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks Ne Ye
SCHEIDEN UND MEIDEN; ged. von Carl
Pusch, musik von Hermann Sonnet,
op. 188, no. 2; ftir vierstimmigen
miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [22012
©) July ?30;/'1910; 2° Aug! 27,
1910; H 237451; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany.
SCHIRM’ DICH GOTT, DU DEUTSCHER
, WALD; worte von Albert Fichtner,
musik von Franz Bltimel, op. 115;
SARABANDE.
SARABANDE.
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. : [220138
OM Fuly e277 19ST ON: Be @ tAus. 20:
1910; E 237245; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
ScHMID (F. X.) Mass in A; rev., and
re-arr. by Nicola A. Montani; four-
part mixed chorus. (Octavo edi-
tion, liturgical catholic church mu-
sic. ) [22014
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
- 2387802; G. Schirmer, New York,
Nw Y¥.
1265
61164—10——5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. 11, 2 S., vib
22015
SCHMIDT’S COLLECTION OF FOUR-PART
SONGS; women’s voices. vol. 2. 4to.
[22015
©) Aug: 225: 19103°2 ey Ame. 222,
1910; E 238667; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ScCHMIDT’S STANDARD ORGAN COLLEC-
TION; specially adapted for church
service, with registration carefully
indicated by Everett E. Truette. Vol.
2: [22016
© Aue: 22.. 1910: 32 gen Ane 22,
1910; E 238655; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ScHON, SCHGNER, AM SCHONSTEN; ged.
von Margarete Zoéllner, musik von
Heinrich Zollner, op. 104, no. 1; ftir
miinnerchor 4 capella. Partitur u.
stimmen. 4to. [22017
©): Aus: 16, 1910; 2-¢. Aue. 129,
1910; FE 237567; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
ScHooL picnic (Schulausflug); galop
by H. Necke; piano with 1st and
2nd violins ad lib. (Musical sketch
book. ) [22018
©) “Aue. 5, 1910; >2 ce) ‘Aus; 15,
1910; E 288498; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SCHOOLMA’AM: words and music by
Alyse M. Thompson. [22019
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6,
1910; E 287894; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SCHOTTISCHE QUADRILLE; fiir 4 paare
yon Paul Miirich, musik von Ernest
Miirich. Ausgabe ftir klavier mit
tanzbeschreibung. [22020
Oo Jily, 22. 1910*. 2c.) Aug. 23, 3
1910; E 287325; Eduard Bloch, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Scorr (Cyrit) Sonata, op. 59; violin
and piano. [22021
© june: 21910 = 92. eve 717,
1910; E 239065; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SEA-PIECE; by F. S. Kelly, op. 4; piano
solo. (Cycle of lyrics, no. 2.)
[22022
a iyume 23. Ao10 +02 ye Aue.) 17;
1910; E 2389060; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SEARCH ME, O GoD AND KNOW MY
HEART; anthem, music by E. D.
Gray; 5 voices, S. S. A. T. B. * 4to.
Toronto, Whaley, Royce & co., ltd.
[220238
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9,
1910; EH 237891; Ernest D. Gray,
Toronto, Canada.
SEASIDE FROLICS; skipping rope dance,
from The international cup, by
Manuel Klein; piano. [22024
© Sept. 2, 1910* 2 “@ VSept: 3;
1910; E 2389384; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SEDUISANTE; valse lente par G. De
Sena, op. 101, piano. [22025
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1910;
EH 240071; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
SEEKING HIS GUIDANCE; words by F. F.
Allabough, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [22026
© Aug. 8; 1910; DE Sept as;
1910; E 239193; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
SEIFERT (Uso) Zehn tonleiter-etiiden,
op. 58; klavier. [22027
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1910;
E 240100; Steingraber-verlag, Leip-
zig, Germany.
klavier.
Zwei rondinos, op.
Nos a; A dur
Bi.
No. 2, igor
[ 22028, 22029
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 15,
1910; KH 240097, 240098; Steingriber-
verlag, Leipzig, Germany.
Seitz (FRIEDRICH) Konzert, G dur, op.
38, schiilerkonzert no. 8, fiir violine
und klavier. [22030
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237488; D. Rahter, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
SEPARATION; valse- Boston, par G.
Bonincontro, orchestrée par Hug.
Gandolfo, avec piano-conducteur.
Ato. [22031
© Sept. 17, 1910;°2) @ Sept. 22;
1910; E 239117; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
SEPTEMBER; At the fair, waltz, by Sis- |
(All
[22032
ter of St. Joseph; piano, in C.
the year round, no. 9.)
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 ec Amg.9233 |
1910; E 2387300; Leo Feist,
Vonk,! New.
SERENADE; by Hans Sitt, op. 33, no. 2, |
ed. and fingered by Willem Willeke;
violoncello and piano.
1910; E 237230; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
by Richard Czerwonky ; violin and
piano. Rev. ed. $ [22034
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237169; Carl Fischer, New York,
INE OY,
1266
New |
[22038 |
© Aug.-19, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 20;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
22052
SERENADE ESPAGNOLE; par Francis
Hendriks; violon ou violoncelle avec
ace. de piano. [22035
eaaaig 19. 1910; 2 e. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237253; Ries & Erler, Ber-
lin, Germany.
SERENADE IN E FLAT; by Edward
d’Evry, for the organ. [22036
Pinas 22. A910;.2.¢c. Aug. 22,
1910; E 2388644; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SERENADE INDO-CHINOISE; par Léo
Pouget; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. (Petites orientales, no.
ye [22037
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; H 237214; Enoch & -co., Paris,
France.
SERENATA A POSILLIPO; versi di G.
Pupino-Carbonelli, musica di S.
Gambardella. [220388
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237822; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
SERENOS ET GUITARISTES; par P. La-
come; orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. (Deux nocturnes, no. 2.)
[22039
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237217; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
SERVICE; words by L. EH. Hughes, music
by Edward J. Archer. [22040
@ic Ane. 22, 1910; HW 238598;
Linnett Ethel Hughes, New Paris,
Ohio.
SHADOW (THE) OF THY WINGS; an-
them, by Mark Andrews; ten. or sop.
solo and quartet or chorus. 4to.
(Church music review, no. 264.)
[22041
Aue. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
EH 237665; H. W. Gray co., New York,
my.
SHALL IT BE you; words by Samuel
W. Beazley, music by J. W. Black.
Syvo. [22042
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238774; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
SHAME UPON you NANcy; words and
music by Benjamin Hapgood Burt.
[22048
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237899; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
126
SHE HAS HER MOTHER'S STYLE; words
by P. Prom, music by H. Kirkus
Dugdale. [22044
© July. 20; YOO: 2 "e, Awe 3a.
1910; E 238898; Peter Prom, She-
boygan, Wis.
SHE’S A PATIENT OF MINE; words and
music by Chris. Smith. [22045
© Aug. 25, 1910%+2 e.) Aus 25s
1910; E 237350; Victor Kremer, Chi-
cago
SHE’S THE FAIREST FLOWER NORWAY
EVER GREW; words by H. G. H. Har-
aldsen, music by A. W. Keil.
[22046
©1 ec. Sept. 3, 1910; E 238949;
Hans Gustav Henry Haraldsen, Har-
vey, Ill.
SHE WAS A DOLLAR PRINCESS; written
by A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett
Seott. London, Star music pub ©co.,
[22047
© Sept, 16, 1910. 2) ic. Sept, 38:
1910; E 287861; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
SHE WORE A WREATH OF ROSES; words
by Thomas Haynes Bayly, music by
Joseph Philip Knight, arr. by W. A.
F.; med. in E. [22048
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237769; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SHEILA’S BIRTHDAY; by A. J. Curwen;
piano. [22049
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 2357854; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
SHERRY FLIP; words by Bert Fitzgib-
bon, music by John B. Lowitz.
[22050
© Aue, We 1910: 2 ic. Aug. 125;
1910; E 237368; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SHINE, SHINE JUST WHERE YOU ARE;
words by Ada R. Habershon, music
by M. L. Stocks. [22051
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239208; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SHOW YOUR LOVE; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
Svo. [22052
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 2388789; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
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SI BELLA; canzone napoletana, versi di
G. Danzi, musica di G. Spagnolo;
canto e pianoforte. [220538
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 12, 1910;
E 289087; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
SI TU VOULAIS; mélodie-valse, paroles
de Pierre d’Amor, musique de Ernest
Weiller, op. 275. [22054
© Sept. 47,. £91032 ic. WNepts a2,
1910; E 239142; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
—— orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [22055
©) Sepin a7, 1910-42. ce: Sept. 12;
1910; E 289118; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
SIBELIANA; Stimmungen aus dem lande
der tausend seen, von Jean Sibelius;
ausgewihlt und ftir klavier gesetzt
von Johannes Doebber. [22056
Orguly 28: Lots 2 ec. Aus. 27:
1910; E 287482; Schlesinger’sche
buch & £musikhandlung (Rob.
Lienau), Berlin, Germany.
SICILIENNE; by Leo Schermann, op. 3.
(Two compositions for violin and
piano, no. 2.) [22057
© duly, 20, A910 2 1c) Aue. 18)
1910; H 287163; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. ®:
SIEGMUND’S LOVE SONG.
(R.)
SIGHING WINDS WALTZES; by H. Dol-
phin; piano. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [22058
© Aue. 16) 1910). Dec 2Ane. 924,
1910; E 238748; Harry Dolphin, New
work, UN, ¥.
See Wagner
SILAS; words and music by Will R.
Anderson. [22059
© Aug. 24, 1910: 2c. Aug. 25,
1910; E 237369; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SILENTLY BLENDING. See Mozart (W.
SILHOUETTES; J. L. Roeckel;
piano. [22060
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240058; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
SILVER CHORDS; waltz, by Emilio Mu-
rillo; piano. [22061
par
© “Ate! 18) 1910 2 -e. Aug. 20,
1910; E 237262; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
pt. me was. ve
SILVER SPRING; valse de concert, by
Dudley Ryder; piano. [22062
© Aug. 15, 19102 2 (eae 15
1910; E 2387125; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis, Mo.
SINCE I MUST LOVE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Teresa Del
Riego. No. 3 in D flat. [22063
© Aug. 22, 19107 2%@ Aue, 25)
1910; E 2873386; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SING MIR WAS; 12 lieder fiir herz und
haus... komponiert von Wilhelm
Muller. 1. Singstimme allein. 2.
Gesang und piano, partitur. 12mo.
Ato. [ 22064, 22065
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 20,
1910; H 237239, 237240; Otto Bauer,
Munich, Germany.
Siné, O DAUGHTER OF ZION; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by
Moritz E. Schwartz; mixed voices.
4to. (Church music review, no. 270.)
[22066
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 12,
1910; E 239040; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
SING SOFTLY, SING LIGHTLY; words by
Clifton Bingham, music by Gerald
Romney; in F. [22067
©. Aug. 15, 1910; 2 een as:
1910; EH 287187; W. Morley & co.,
London, England.
SKIPPING ROPE DANCE; by Manuel
Klein; piano, [22068
© Aug. 24;-1910= 2 ee Aes
1910; E 237370; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SLEEP LITTLE ONE, SLEEP (Baby klein,
schlafe ein) ; by A. Sartorio, op. 859,
no. 5; piano. (Pleasures of life, no.
Ns) [22069
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237735; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
SLEEP, LOVED ONE, SLEEP; funeral
hymn, written and composed by S.
J. and H. S. Moass. [22070
© Aug. 14, 1910; 276. Senha.
1910; E. 238953; S. J. & H. S. Moass,
Tarrytown, N. Y.
SLEEPING DOLL WALTz; by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano, [22071
©-Augz. 25, 1910: 2 GG Ate ee
1910; E 237398; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
1268
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
SLEEPY HEAD; words by Billy J. Van-
derveer, music by Tom Sherman.
[22072
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c Aug. 24,
1910; E 238700; Jos. Morris co., New
ork, N.Y.
Stim (THE) PRINCESS; finale, act 2,
from the musical play, words by
Henry Blossom, music by Leslie
Stuart. 4to. [22073
evans. 22..1910; 2 c. Aug. 23,
1910; E 237334; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
— opening chorus, act 2, from the
musical play, words by Henry Blos-
som, music by Leslie Stuart. 4to.
[22074
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ce Aug. 30,
1910; E 287602; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SLUMBER SEA CHANTEYS; words by
Lucia Chase Bell and Rita Bell
James, music by Carrie Stone Free-
man. San Francisco, Paul Elder &
eet], 27, [4] p. illus. fol.
$1.00. [22075
© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1910;
A 2703853; Paul Elder & cc., San
Francisco, Cal.
SLUMBER SONG; words and music by
Robert A. Foss; piano ace. [22076
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 22,1910;
E 238940; C. W. Thompson & ©Co.,
Boston, Mass.
SmirH (Mito O.) Five little songs of
courtship; album of five songs. Oma-
ha., Nebr., A. Hospe co. [1910]. 15
pe tel, $150. {22077
ienaue 12) 1910; 2 e.. Aug. 18,
Poe ee 2)a2: A.» Hospe ¢o.,
Omaha, Nebr.
SNOW FLAKES; words and music by
Seymour Hawthorne; mixed voices.
4to. (School music, no. 2372.)
[22078
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
EK 238989; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
So Lone Tony so LONG; words by Sam
M. Lewis, music by Leo Bennett.
[22079
@ Ane, 23, 1910: 2 ec. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238701; Jos. Morris co., New
work, N.Y.
SOAP BUBBLE DAYS; from Jumping
Jupiter, lyric by Gus. Kahn, music
by Grace LeBoy. [22080
@) Aug: 18, 1910s - 2c. Aug: 18;
1910; BE 237275; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.-
22090
SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE; march and two-
step, by L. B. Curtis; piano. To-
ledo, Ohio, Curtis pub. co. [22081
© Age 17,1910 2G Aen ss:
1910; E 237141; Loyal B. Curtis,
Toledo, Ohio.
SOLFEGE DES SOLFEGES; trente-trois
yolumes, contenant un grand nombre
de lecons, choisies et classées par
A. Danhauser et L. Lemoine. Nou-
velle édition... composées ou
choisies par Albert Lavignaec. Vol.
1A. avec supplément. 1. Sans ace.
Syvo. 2. Avec ace. [ 22082, 22083
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
12, 1910; E 2389098, 289099; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris, France.
SOLFEO DE LOS SOLFEOS; treinta y dos
tomas, que contienen un gran nt-
mero de lecciones, escojidas y clasi-
ficadas por A. Danhauser y L. Le-
moine. Nueva ediciOn ... compu-
estas y escojidas por Alberto La-
vigpnac, traducido al espafiol por G. J.
Llompart. Cuarderno 1A, sans acc.
8vo. [22084
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 12,
1910; E 289097; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
SOME DAY, SOME ONE WILL WHISPER, I
LOVE YoU; words and music by H. A.
Fischler. [22085
© Aus. 23 19l0 | 2 er Aus. 24.
1910; HK 238699; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
SOME OTHER DAY; words by I. D. K,,
musie by B. D. Ackley. [22086
On Sept. 19) 2010 (2G cSeptiei2;
1910; E 289029; H. O. Excell, Chi-
eago, Ill.
SOMEBODY’S DOING WHAT I USED TO DO;
words by Morris Rose, music by
Billy L. Geller. [22087
Otome seni. 2) 1910 Bi 23'ctoe
Billy L. Geller, New York, N. Y.
SOMETIME; words and music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley. 8vo. [22088
©, Avex, 1, 1910; 2.¢e Aug... 24,
1910; E 288790; S. W. Beazley,
Laurel, Miss.
SOMETIMES; words by John Allen, mu-
sic by H. Kirkus Dugdale. [22089
Or Aue Ws 1910 392 .@ Auge Si,
1910; B® 238914; Allen & Dugdale,
Washington, D. C.
SoMEWHERE; idyl, by Chas. H. Ort;
piano. [22090
@- Aus 22) 2910; .2 oc. Sept. 6,
1910; E 237788; Premier music pub.
co., St. Louis, Me
1269
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22091
SOMMERNACHT; dichtung von Fr. Rob-
rer, musik von Gustay Haug, op. 59;
gemischter chor. Partitur. 4to.
[22091
© Ate. I ASO 22) ee Ane 2,
1910; E 287457; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
SoMMERNACHT. See also Rheinfahrt.
Son ENFANT (Her child is he); En-
glish version by Claude Aveling, mu-
sic by A. Visetti. [22092
© Aue.) 20, A910: 2), \Sept.as;
1910; E 237887; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
SoNATINA IN G; 1st movement, by H.
Engelmann; piano. [22093
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
EH 288985; M. Witmark & sons, New
Wonk, IN. oY:
Sone OF JOY; words and music by
Claire Newton. [ 22094
@p Ang? 235. 19k0% 7 2c: Atigs 25,
1910; E 237887; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
Sone (A) OF LOVE’S COMING; four
part song, words by Ethel Clifford,
music by A. C. Mackenzie, op. 71, no.
4. 4to. (Part-song book, no. 1200.)
[22095
@rAus 27) A910 2 -e Aue. 29)
1910; E. 287548; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Sone (A) OF SUMMER; by E. L. Ash-
ford; organ. obl. 8vo. [22096
© Auge: & AOlO? 32ers Aue Aa.
1910; EH 235992;- Lorenz. pub. -co.
Dayton, Ohio.
Sonc OF THE GYPSIES; waltz trio,
words by Frederick W. Bancroft,
music by Otto Waldmeister, op. 190;
women’s voices. (Octavo series, no.
434.) [22097
i Aue. (22) 1510.2 ef Ane, 29°
1910; E 238659; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SONG OF THE INSURGENTS; words and
music by A. B. Sloane; bass voice.
[22098
@) Ang, 20) A900: 2 @.. Aug. 80,
1910; E 2387662; Annie B. Sloane,
San Diego, Cal.
Sone (A) OF THE SEA; reverie, by
Amanda Kennedy; piano. [22099
©) Aug. 22)'t910. 2 GE Aug 23.
1910; E 2373804; Leo Feist, New
Work: Now:
Dt. 1 Ss Vv. oD
Sone (THE) OF THE SOU’ WESTER;
words by Henry Newbolt, music by
C. V. Stanford, op. 117. 4to. (Songs
of the fleet, no. 2.) [22100
© Aug: 20, 19105 2 er eaares «97,
1910; E 238526; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
SONG OF THE VIOLETS; by EH. Fordi;
piano. [22101
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1910;
E 2387289; E Fordi, Los Angeles,
Cal.
SonG WITHOUT WworRDS (Lied ohne
worte); by Ferdinand Meyer, op.
28; pf. duet. (Flying leaves, no. 5.)
[22102
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237693; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SCNGE DES SIRENES; valse lente by S.
von Leer; piano. [22103
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 238998; Price & Reynolds, Lon-
don, England.
SONGS OF SCHOOL AND FLAG; a song
book for schools ... by Frank R.
Rix ... [New and enl. ed.] New
York, The Macmillan company, 1910.
iv. 251 ps Svo: “s0sros [22104
©). Sept. 14, 1910-72) er seo 15.
1910; A 271633; Macmillan co., New
York) NUE
SONGSTER’S (THE) AWAKENING; vocal
waltz, words by Edward Oxenford,
music by Percy E. Fletcher. In D.
[22105
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 8, 1910:
E 237869; Novello & co., Iltd., Lon-
don, England.
SONNAMBULA (LA) See Bellini (V.)
Sons (THE) OF EVERY NATION ARE
AMERICANS TODAY; lyric by Manuel
Klein and R. H. Burnside, music by
Manuel Klein. [22106
©: Aug. 18, 1910) 2. eevee
1910; E 237260; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SorA MIA: canzone napoletana, versi
di R. Galdieri (Rampbalo), musica
di E. De Curtis; canto e pianoforte.
[22107
Sept. 1, 1910; 2° @ Seppe az:
1910; E 239089; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
SORROWFUL (THE) BIRDIE; by A. J. Cur-
wen; piano. “IE 2108
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 2387855; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
1270
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1910
22129
Sousa soneés: album of songs by John
Philip Sousa. 4to. [22109
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c Sept. 8,
1910; E 2387889; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SOUVENIR; yvalse-fantaisie par M.
Gracey: orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [22110
Gi Sept 17, 1910; 2 -c. Sept. 12,
1910; EH, 239121; W. Smyth, Paris,
France,
SPEED ON, SWEET SONG; words by Basil
Hodder, music by Francis Bohr. No.
fumes, No. 2in C. No.3 in BH.
[22111-22113
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
15, 1910; E 240055-—240057: Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London,
England.
SPLENDIDE ORCHESTRE; 5 fascicule, par
Maud d’Elphine. Contents: Pop
corn Joe. Love’s dream. New barn
dance. [22114
Poesepie ty, 1910 2c. ‘Sept. 12,
1910; HE 2389102; Ch. Hayet, Paris,
France.
SPOONEY ISLAND; words by Ralph Rob-
erts, music by Philip Braham.
[22115
ead Af, 1910;°2 c. Aug 17,
1910; E 238550; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
SPOONING IN THE MOONLIGHT; words
and music by John F. Barth. [22116
fone 17, 1910; 2° c. Aug. 17,
1910; E 2388585; Fred MHeltman,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SPRINGTIME DANCE; by John A. West;
piano. (PPA r
@rAge 30; 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 1,
1910; E 287716; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, [1l.
SPRINGTIME WALTZ; by Hugene Mack;
piano. [22118
enue 25, 1910: 2 -¢,. Augi_.25,
1910; E 2373938; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
STaccatTo; song without words, by H.
Reineck. op. 3, no. 4; piano. [22119
©. 4c. Sept. 1, 1910; BH: 237688;
Henry Reineck, Chicago, Ill.
STAND UP AND SHINE; words by H. M.
Johnson, music by T. P. Hamilton.
“ [22120
Ow Aug. 26, 1910;° 2c. Aug. 5,
Pole TR 237624> 0." P. ” Hamilton,
New Castle, Pa.
STANDING OUTSIDE; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by J. E. Delmarter.
[22121
@) Aus., 8) 1910; 22 -e Sept. 13:
1910; E 289173; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
Same. P2202
© -Augi! S190 3° 2e. Sept ae:
1910; E 289202; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
STANFORD (CHARLES YV.) Canzona;
organ. (Organist’s anthology, no.
18.) [22123
© Aus. 19) 11910; 2. &. Aug. 26
1910; H 237225; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
STAR AND GARTER; ragtime waltz, by
Alex W. Christensen; piano. [22124
©) Aue? 23) 1910: 2c. Aus 28
1910; EH 238712; A. W. Christensen,
Chicago, Ill.
STEP BY STEP; words by James Rowe,
music by J. H. Delmarter. [22125
© Aue. 8) 19100 2 ie Septsals-
1910; E 289155; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
STILL, STILL WITH THEE; hymn an-
them, words by Harriet Beecher
Stowe, music by Theo. Saul; mixed
voices. (Octavo ed., no. 12041.)
[22126
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239010; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
STORNELLI TRECENTESCHI (Il menes-
trello) ; canzone napoletana, versi
di R. Galdieri (Rambaldo), musica
di Carlo Mirelli, canto e piano.
[22127
@y Aug. 18) 1910;.2 -¢., Aug. 30;
1910; E 237599; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
Story (THE) OF MUSIC; a sacred can-
tata, words selected and _ partly
written by Colin Sterne, music by
H. Ernest Nichol. Vocal score. 4to.
[2212S
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 237890; Heidelberg press, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Sinfonie, G-dur,
STRASSER (H WALD) 1
Par-
op. 22; fiir grosses orchester.
titur. [22129
©) Aue:) 19;). 1910; 2. ce Sept 2,
1910; E 240068; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, Cologne, Germany.
1271
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22130
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
STRAUSS (JOHANN), JR.
(Les) du matin; valse, transcription
par Jules Cottin, op. 234; piano et
mandoline. [22130
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239103; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Mille (Les) et une nuits; valse,
transcription par Jules Cottin, op.
235; mandoline et piano. [22131
©: -Sept. 17, 1910252) ¢Septs a2;
1910; E 2389105; Heugel & Gie.,
Paris, France.
Sang (Le) viennois; valse, tran-
scription par Jules Cottin, op. 232;
mandoline et piano. [22132
©, Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Sept. 12,
1910; EH 239104; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
Strauss (RicHARD) Feuersnot (Bel-
tane fire) ; an opera in one act, poem
by Ernst von Wolzogen, Hnglish
text by William Wallace, music by
Richard Strauss, op. 50. Vocal score
by Otto Singer. [22133
© Vouly “26. 1910-72 se .Auss 23°
1910; D 18712; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin, Germany.
Vocal parts. 4to. [22134
©) i Suly Zoe 1 GlOe 92) ex Age.228.
1910; E 237309; Adolphe Fiirstner,
Berlin, Germany.
Reverie (Triumerei) op. 9;
transcribed by Richard Czerwonky;
violin and piano. (Compositions and
transcriptions, no. 4.) [22135
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
H 237184; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING:
STROLLING; OR, ALL ABOUT THE TOWN;
words and music by J. K. Downs.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22136
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2.c. Aug. 23,
1910; HE 2373838; John K. Downs,
Wausau, Wis.
SUFFER THE CHILDREN; words by Ada
R. Habershon, music by M. L.
Stocks. [22137
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 13,
1910; E 2391838; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
SUMMER DREAMS by Cras;
Cann; piano. [22138
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1910; E 237654;
Carolyne 8S. Cann, BH. Lexington,
Mass.
WALTZ ;
Feuilles
SUMMER IN MY HEART; words by
Fraser Campbell, music by Wilton
King, in C. [22189
© Aug. 17, 1910:2%e Aue, 24;
1910; E 238710; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
SUMMER SPORTS; Suite for chorus and
orchestra, poems by Samuel Daniel,
Thomas Dekker, James. Shirley,
and an anonymous writer, music by
A. Herbert Brewer; vocal score.
Novello’s original octavo edition.
[22140
© Aug. 10, 1910; 92 ieee) aS)
1910; EH 2385971; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Sun (THE) ALWAYS SHINES ON PAY
DAY; words by C. B. Case, music by
Robert K. Belden. [22141
© Aug..15, 1910: 23cm a
1910; E 237886; Carleton B. Case,
Chicago, III.
SUNFLOWER BABE; march and two-step,
by Fred Heltman, arr. by F. O.
Boos; orchestra. 4to. [22142
© .Aug. 20, 1910; 2.c Aes 20:
1910; H 237236; Eastman co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
SUNSET LIMITED MARCH; by Henry
Bartell; piano. [221438
© Aug. 25, 19105 2VespAnea2s.
1910; E 2387408; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Ill.
SUNSHINE AND ROSES; flower song, by
Victor Moulton; piano. [22144
© Aug. 25, 1910; 42) eaAgeess:
1910; E 287404; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Il.
SUPERWOMAN (THE) ; a musical satire,
book and lyrics by Maximillian
Schapiro and Joseph Michael, mu-
sic by Hans Barth. Typewritten
libretto and ms. piano score. [22145
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1910; D 48708;
Joseph Michael and Maximillian
Schapiro, New York, N. Y., & Hans
Barth, Bayonne, N. J.
SUPPE (FRANZ VON) Poet and peas-
ant; arr. by W. EF. Ambrosio; 3
violins, piano and guitar. [22146
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2%e Aue as,
1910; E 237189; Carl Fischer, New
York; NWN
SUR LE CLAVECIN; par Maurice Pesse,
pour piano. (Six piécettes, no. 1.)
[22147
© Sept. 17, 1910: 2 c Sept. 12, -
1910; E 239128;
Paris, France.
Heugel & Gie.,
1272
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
Swattows (THE); from The land of
birds, by Manuel Klein, arr. by T.
P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin
orchestra. [22148
mrAug= ts 1910: 2 .¢ Aug. 20,
1910; E 237274: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SWEDE OLLIE; two-step characteristic,
by Edgar R. Wood; piano. [22149
Sowa 4G. 1910: 2 ¢ Aug. 24,
1910; E 238735; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SWEET FLOWERS; by Harold
Spencer; piano. [22150
fe. age 30, 1910: 2c. Aug. 29,
1910; E 2387578; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Ill.
waltz,
SWEET HOSANNA; words by E. E. Hew-
itt, musie by D. B. Towner. [22151
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239191; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SWEET LAVENDER; graceful dance, by J.
Lamont Galbraith; piano. [22152
ec Ane 29, 1910; 2. c. Aug. 29,
1910; E 2387502; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SWEET SUZANNE; words by Henry
Troy, music by James Reese Europe.
[22153
© Aue 29; 1910; 2 c« Aug. 29,
1910; E 237499; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
SWEET WILD PINK ROSES; ‘by Ernest R.
Ball; vocal orchestra, key of C, no.
1151. 4to. [22154
Awe 24/1910: 2c. Aug. 25,
1910: E 237354; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SWEETEST (THE) oGiRL; from The
sweetest girl in Paris, lyric by Ad-
dison Burkhardt and Collin Davis,
music by Jos. EH. Howard. e2als sy
means 24 191022 ¢.) Aug: 24,
fo Hy 288726; Chas. -K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
SWEETEST (THE) WORDS TO ME; words
by James Rowe, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. 8yo. [22156
er Ane ot .1910%) 2c) Aug.) 24,
1910; E 238786; S. W. Beazley, Lau-
rel, Miss.
SWEETHEART; words and music by F.
E. Gramm. [22157
© Sept.) 12) 1910312. ec» Sept, 14,
1910; BH 289251; F. Emil Gramm,
New York, N. Y.
22166
Sy HoNKERDONK; words by Wood M.
Cowan, music by Homer Davis.
[22158
© 1 ¢. Sepi6) 1910: By 237807:
Cowan & Davis, Chicago, II].
TAKE ME WITH YOU, CUTEY, AND FOR-
GET TO BRING ME BACK; words by
Thomas J. Gray, music by Al. Pian-
tadosi. [22159
©) PAtieo a5, P1910) Oe, Aue 22:
1910; E 288606; Leo Feist, New
York, Neiy:
TAKE ME WITH YOU INTO LOVELAND;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by AI.
Piantadosi. [22160
©) Aue. 15. 19110 = 52) ie. Aes 22
1910; E 2388604; Leo Feist, New
WorkseNane
TAKE YE HEED; recitative and aria
from The life everlasting, no. 4, mu-
sic by Harry Alexander Matthews;
baritone solo. (Octavo church mu-
sic, no. 5375.) [22161
©) Aue. a9; 1910). 2) ec) Aug. 2205
1910; H 287226; G. Schirmer, inc,
New York, N. Y.
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (R.)
TANZWEISE; par Christian Schifer, op.
56, no. 2; piano solo. [22162
@Gedily, 18191072) e Aue 27
1910; EH 237474; Bosworth & @o.,
Leipzig, Germany.
TAPADA (LA); par P. Lacome; orches-
tre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
(Deux nocturnes, no. 1.) [22163
© Aue 9 s1O1Oe Or en Auge 20)
1910; EH 237216; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
TARANTELLE; by C. B. de Souza; piano.
London, Weekes & co. | 22164
© Aus 185) 1910" 5 2. ¢c.. Aug. Az
1910; KE 235996;. Ch. Barretto de
Souza, London, England.
TAXICAB; mareh and two step, by
Henry S. Sawyer; piano. [22165
©? Awe> 25.7 1910> 2 ce. Aus. 26;
1910; E 237414; McKinley music ¢o.,
Chicago, Ill.
Tr DEUM IN D; by H. A. Chambers;
Sop. altoy. ten. and ) bassi >. Svoy
(Modern chureh services, no. TO.)
[22166
©PAws Ae A9L0s 2° o. Acugs TG
1910; H 288515; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, W., England.
1273
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22167
Te DrEUM LAUDAMUS; fantasia by
Charles V. Stanford; organ. (Or-
ganist’s anthology, no. 17.) [22167
© Aug. 219, 1910-2 ec Auer 20;
1910; E 237224; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
——music by Gerald Bullivant; EH
flat, mixed voices. 4to. [22168
©) Aue. 26 19102, 2) cAcAuig 29:
1910; E 237552; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
set to music in the key of B flat,
by H. Dobson; mixed chorus. Lon-
don, Novello & co., ltd. [22169
@rAue 24. 19105 2 fe, Avie a2.
1910; EK 2373883; Henry Dobson,
Hucknell-Tokard, England.
set to music in the key of C, by
John E. West. 4to. (Novello’s serv-
ices, anthems, ete., for men’s voices,
no. 90.) [22170
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 237867; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
TEACH ME TO PRAY; by Jessie May
Jewitt, arr. by W. C. O’Hare; cornet
with military band acc. 4to, [22171
©, Aug, 247 1910= 2c, Aue 25)
1910; EH 237356; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— —— trombone with military band
ace. 4to. ‘ era 2
@) Aug: $24.7 1910- 2) eF Aue 24,
1910; E 237355; M. Witmark & sons,
New? York; N. Y.
TELL ALL THE WORLD ABOUT JESUS;
words by James Rowe, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. S8vo. [22473
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24,1910;
E 238791; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
TELL ME, IRENE, WILL YOU BE TRUE;
words by F. W. Willson, music by
Hdwin Phelps. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [22174
© vAug. 24, 1910; 2° c.. Aus. 24,
1910; E 238815; F. W. Willson, Ala-
mosa, Colo.
TELL ME ONCE AGAIN YOU LOVE ME;
words by Charles Horwitz, music by
Frederick V. Bowers. PANG
© Sept: 15, 1910; 2. .c.,Sept..15,
1910; E 240028; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
TELL THE STORY; words by Maud Fra-
zer, Inusic by Robert Harkness.
[22176
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239177; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
pt. Mijas: v. 5
TELL THE STORY OF LOVE; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley. S8vo. F2210T
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 288784; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
TENDER THOUGHTS; meditation by W.
Aletter; piano. [22178
© Aug. 18, 191052" Aus 20;
1910; E 287278; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
TTENDRESSE; par G. De Sena, op. 103,
piano.
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1910;
FE 240075 ; Carisch & Janichen, Milan,
Italy.
TESCHNER (WILHELM) Sonate, op. 36;
orgel, in G. [22180
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240088; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
THANK YOU, KIND SIR, SAID SHE; words
by Irving Berlin, music by T. Sny-
der. [22181
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237664; Ted Snyder co., inc., New
Work. INS YG
THANKFULNESS; by Victor Neustadtl ;
piano. (Impressions, no.1.) [22182
© July 28, 1910; 2 ec Aug. 18,
1910; EH 237179; Carl Fischer, New
York, IN; Yo
THAT BEAUTIFUL CITY; words and
musie by A. Aldenderfer. [22183
© July 20, 1910; 2¥erane st
1910; E 238897; Anna Aldenderfer,
Lincoln, Ill.
THAT DREAMY ITALIAN WALTZ; words
by Jos. McCarthy, music by Al. Pian-
tadosi. [22184
© Aug: 15, 1910) 2 ey Ane ae.
1910; EH 288602; Leo Feist, New
Y ORK sIN.OYe
THAT LITTLE THATCHED COTTAGE, ALL
COVERED WITH VINE; words by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Chauncey
Olcott and Ernest R. Ball. [22185
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238936; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorls UN: we
THAT LOVIN’ GAME; words by R. C.
Thompson, music by W. R. Thomp-
son. [22186
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1910; E 287586;
W. Russell Thompson and Roy C.
Thompson, Fort Smith, Ark.
1274.
[22179
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1910
22204
THAT POSSUM RAG; lyric by Harold R.
Atteridge, musie by Phil Schwartz.
[22187
meres 15,°1910; 2c Aug. 22,
1910; E 238608; Leo Feist, New
York. N.Y.
THAT’S ENOUGH FOR ME; words and
music by James A. Thomas. [22188
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c Sept. 12,
1910; E 239026; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
THAT'S THE FELLOW [ WANT TO GET;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Geo. W. Meyer. [22189
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
BE 237827; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT SWEET ITALIAN SONG; words and
music by James Brockman. [22190
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 e« Aug. 20,
1910; E 237277; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
THAT TANTALIZING NOD; from the mu-
sical comedy The sweetest girl in
Paris, lyric by Addison Burkhardt
and Collin Davis, music by Jos. E.
Howard. [22191
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238921; Charles K. Harris, New
York, N.Y.
THEM LOVIN’ SMILES; coon song and
two-step, words by J. Hartson, mu-
sic by Laura Hartson. [22192
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
EH 237793; Jim Hartson, Fort Worth,
Tex.
THEORETISCH-PRAKTISCHE SCHULE; von
Theodor Ritter, fiir neapolitanische
od. rOmische mandoline, zum selbst-
unterricht geeignet. Edition 4734
complet. [22193
emit 27, 1910:-2 ¢ Aug: 27,
1910; E 287486; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
THERE IS A HAPPY LAND; words by
Andrew Young, music by Robert
Harkness. [22194
ie wAne 8, 19102i2 ©. Sept. 138,
1910; E 239211; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
THERE IS NO NortTH oR SOUTH TO-DAY;
from The international cup, lyric
and music by Manuel Klein. [22195
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 238937; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y,
12
THERE IS POWER IN THE WORD; words
by Ada R. Habershon, music by
M. L. Stocks. [22196
© Aug 'S 1910; 25¢ Seppe .13,
1910; E 239156; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
THERE'LL BE A SWEETHEART FOR YOU
AND I; words by S. L. Macdonald,
music by Marie Boswald. [22197
©. Aue. 16), 1910is 2 e. “Aue! 24,
1910; E 288737; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
THERE’S A COLD TIME COMING IN THE
WINTER; words by Ralph Roberts,
musie by Philip Braham. [22198
© Aug. 17, 19102 2 ¢, Aug 17,
1910; E 238548; Reynolds & Go.,
London, England.
THERE’S A GIRL FOR EACH DAY IN THE
WEEK; words by George Godoy, mu-
sic by Oscar Franklin Comstock.
[22199
© Aue 167 1910". “Fe. Auer 24,
1910; E 238741; Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co., New York, N. Y.
THERE’S A GIRL UP IN THE MOON; words
by Wm. Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. ; [22200
© Septe 2, -7910- 2 -c. -Sept. “6:
1910; E 237898; Jerome H. Remick
&co., New York, N! Y.
THERE’S HOPE FOR EVERY SINNER;
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, mu-
sic by Samuel W. Beazley. 8vo.
[22201
Or ues ts OO 2c, Ane. aA,
1910; E 238780; S. W. Beazley, Lau-
rel, Miss.
THERE’S NO ONE COMING HOME TO ME;
words and music by A. F. Swan.
[22202
Gren Anes 20. 1910= Bir 238705.
Anna F. Swan, Newark, N. J.
THEY ALL WERE CHEERING DIXIE WAY
UP NoRTH; from The follies of 1910,
words by John BE. Hazzard, music by
B. Hapgood Burt. [222038
© P Aue. 76,) 190s > ec; - Aug. Way
1910; E 235987; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
THINE EYES SO BLUE AND TENDER;
waltz, by G. Emerson; piano.
[22204
© ‘Aug. 31,°1910; 2 e Sept. 7,
1910 KE 237681; Leo. Feist, New
MOoDISH NG! ¥:
(i)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22205
THIS AIN’T NO PLACE FOR A MINISTER’S
SON—GOO’-BYE; words and music by
J. R. Keene. [22205
©1e. Aug. 19, 1910; E 238573;
John R. Keene, Nyack, N. Y.
THOMASSIN (D&sIRE) Sonate in C
moll, op. 76; violoncell und piano-
forte. [22206
© ‘Aug. 22° 1910} 12" er Sept.’ 15;
1910; E 240094; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
THOUGH YEARS GO ROLLING BY; words
by James Wilson, music by Henrie
Jaxon. Professional. [22207
@ Ave 21910 = 2c. Aue.
1910; EH 288718; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS; Selection, by
Anatol Friedland, arr. by Robert
Recker; orch. 4to. [22208
Gaus. esi. ASO: 2c. Sent. 1.
1910; E 287680; Leo Feist, New
York, N.Y:
THROUGH ALL THE WORLD; words by
Ada R. Habershon, music by M. L.
Stocks. [22209
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
EH 2389185; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THRUST IN THY SICKLE, AND REAP; har-
vest anthem, text from the Scrip-
tures, music by Herbert W. Ware-
ing; mixed voices. 4to. [22210
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2c. Aug. 30, 1910;
EK 237623; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
THUNDERBOLT RAG; by S. J. Stokes;
piano. [22911
OwAue 19) (A910) c) -Aue.) 22,
1910; E 238592; S. J. Stokes, New
Orleans, La.
THUS SPAKE ONE SUMMER’S DAY; words
by J. Oxenford, music by Franz Abt;
mixed voices. New edition. 4to.
(Vocal library of part songs, etc., no.
ee) p2227A2
@rAne “30)-1910)" 2 -e. Ades 31;
1910; E 238856; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
THY WILL BE DONE;
Blair; mixed voices. (Sacred octavo
series, no. 939.) [22213
Ae 222) 81940 =) 2 se, Aue (22.
1910; E 238656; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
musie by Hugh
pt. lias v5
TIEFER, HOHER; hymn, words and
music by C. P. Jones. [22214
© Aug. 17, 19102 2yeeaae. 19)
1910; E 238570; Meyer & bros., Chi-
cago, Ill.
TIROLESE (LA); versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di C. Mirelli.
f22215
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237818; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
*TIS A GRAND OLD FLAG THEY FOUGHT
FOR; march and two-step by Chas.
H. Adkins, arr. by Mackie-Beyer:
orchestra. Ato. [22216
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237764; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
military band. 4to. [22217
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 -e Aug. 29,
1910; E 237555; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
‘TIS CHILDREN’S DAY; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
Svo. [22218
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 288788; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
To A LITTLE CHILD; words by Alfred
H. Hyatt, music by W. Franke-Har-
ling; sop. or ten. and alto or bar.
[22219
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 22;
1910; BE 238641; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ToOREADOR, HOLA; quartet or chorus,
words by Clifton Bingham, music by
H. Trotére, arr. by N. Clifford Page.
4to. (Part-songs for men’s voices,
no. 12051.) [22220
© Aug. 11, 1910; 2 eae:
1910; E 238560; Oliver Ditson Co.,
Boston, Mass.
ToTALLy (A) DIFFERENT RAG; words by
Earle C. Jones, music by May Auf-
derheide. [22271
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 287800; J. H. Aufderheide, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP COMES THE MAIL
‘AN; words and music by Paul
Hoffrichter. P22222
© Aug. 21, 1910: 2 ¢ Anew
1910; E 238619; Adams pub co., De-
troit, Mich.
TRAVIATA. See Verdi (G.)
1276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
22242
TRES JOLIE (Charming); waltz, by E. | Two (THE) CRUSHED ROSES; words and
Waldteufel, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. ; [22223
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237149; Carl Fischer, New York,
i Y..
TRIP TO THE COMET; polka redowa by
H. Thompson; orchestra. 4to.
[22224
Ange 25 1910: 2 « Aug. 15,
1910; E 237759; Hans Thompson,
Clinton, Iowa.
TROMPETEN-ALBUM NO. 11; enthalt 22
kompositionen, von Paul Lincke. 4to.
[22225
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238944; Apollo verlag, Berlin, Ger-
many.
TRUMPET (THE) CALL; words by Ada
R. Habershon, music by Robert
Harkness. [22226
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910;
E 239170; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TRUMPETER’S (THE) BETROTHED (La
fiancée du timbalier) ; ballad by Vic-
tor Hugo, English adaptation by
Frederick Corder, music by Francis
Thomé. Recitation with piano acc.
(22227
(sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢.- Sept. 12,
1910; E 239136; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
TSCHAIKOWSKI (PETER ILJITCH) Va-
riationen tiber ein rokoko-thema, op.
33; revidiert von Julius Klengel;
violoncello mit pianoforte-begleitung.
[22228
mally 227, 1910; 2c. vAug. 27,
1910; EH 237487; Ernst Eulenburg,
Leipzig, Germany.
TU NE SAURAS JAMAIS; valse chantée,
par Joseph Rico. 1. Orchestre avec
piano-conducteur, 4to. 2. Piano seul.
(22229, 22230
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
12, 1910; EH 239120, 239135; H. De-
lormel, Paris, France.
fuRN THY FACE FROM MY SINS; Short
unace. anthem, words from. the
Bible, music by W. Wolstenholme.
4to. (The chureh choralist, no.
80497. ) [22231
© Aue 19, 1910; \.2¢. Aug. 19;
1910; E 288557; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
TWINK-LING STARS; three step, by
Otto H. Blanck; piano. [22232
©1ec. Aug. 25, 1910; E 237389;
Otto Blanck, Milwaukee, Wis.
music by C. V. Wolfe. [22233
© Aus, 15, +1910): 2) € yAus eos
1910; E 238885; Clara V. Wolfe,
Elsie, Nebr.
Two Lips; words by B. F. Barnett,
music by Leo. Edwards. [222384
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 2387859; Gus, Edwards, ine., New
Vork3 Nw ¥.
TWoO LITTLE SHRIMPS; words by Ralph
Roberts, music by Philip Braham.
[22235
©) Aus. 17, 1910s 2 ev Aucy alte
1910; E 238549 ; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
UNDECIDED (THE) LOVER; written and
composed by J. Russell Bogue.
[22236
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 22, 1910;
E 2389055; Pigott & co., ltd., Dublin,
Ireland.
UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE (Unter’m
Weihnachtsbaum) ; par Paul Hiller,
op. 66, no. 5, ed. and fingered by
Louis Oesterle; piano. [22237
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1910; HE 287231; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York, N. Y.
UNDER THE ELM TREE; romance by W.
Aletter; piano. [22238
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 @ Aug. 20,
1910; EH 237276; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
UNDER THE FLAG; words by Frank
Stanton, composed and arr. by C. EH.
Koch. [22239
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1910; E 287544; Carrie KH. Koch, St.
Louis, Mo.
UNDER THE MISTLE-TOE; waltzes, by
Alfred Fieldhouse; piano. [22240
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 15,
1910; E 240023; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
UNDER THE SOUTHERN MOONLIGHT;
words and music by Thos. S. Allen.
[22241
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c@ Sept. 15,
1910; E 240017; G. W. Setchell, Bos-
ton, Mass.
UNGARISCHER
(i. Th.)
UNSER LIEBLING GEHT ZUR RUH’; salon-
sttick von H. Ernst Richter, op. 74:
klavier. [22242
© July 22, 1910: 2. c Aug. 20;
1910; E 287252; J. Schuberth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany,
MARSCH. See Berlioz
1277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22243
pth MA8., ves
Untit HeE coMrE; words by George
Rawson, music by J. E. Delmarter.
[222438
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
E 239158; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
UtTaH; words and music by H. and H.
Attwooll, arr. by Chas. C. Thatcher.
[22244
© eAue: 26, 19102 25¢) Anes yal:
1910= HE 238819 ;- Utah pub: (co,
Ogden, Utah.
VACATION TIME; words and music by
C. Foster. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub, co. [22245
©) Augy 23, 1910':7 2c. Auge eo,
1910; E 237348; Caroline Foster,
Beverly, Mass.
VACATION TIME MARCH; by Violet Hud-
son; piano. [22246
© Aue: "25, 1910 2 “es Auge 2p,
1910; E 237396; Mclxinley music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
VACO ASCIANNO ’NA GUAGLIONA ’NZISTA 3}
versi di S. Ragosta, musica di G.
Spagnolo. [22247
© Aug. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237817; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
VAGABONDIA; part-song, words by
Richard Hovey, music by Frederic
Field Bullard; men’s voices. (Oc-
tavo edition, no. 12054.) [22248
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
E 237767; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
VALLEY (THE) OF LAUGHTER; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Wilfrid
Sanderson. [22249
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 30,
1910; E 237594; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
VALSE ALBANIA; by Van V. Rogers;
piano. Syracuse, Clark music co.
[22250
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
EK 237676; Van Veachton Rogers,
Round Lake, N. Y.
VALSE BRILLANTE. See Moszkowski
(M.)
VALSE CAPRICE; par Albert Zabel, op.
37. 1. Pour le harpe. 2. Pour le
piano. P222p1 2o252
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 27,
1910; E 237491, 237492; W. Bessel
& cie., St. Petersbourgs. Russia.
VALSE DES SYLPHES; by Ivan C. Mac-
lean; piano, in E flat. [22253
© Aug. 19; .1910;-2 iG) Auge 20;
1910; E 2373846; Cary & co., London,
England.
VALSE LILLIPUTIENNE; par Christian
Schafer, op. 52; piano. (Piéces
mignonnes, no. 6.) [22254
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14. 1910;
Ei} 239255; Laudy & co., London, Eng-
land.
VALSE LOLOTTE; nach motiven der op-
erette, Lolotte, musik von Bruno
Granichstaedten ; klavier. [22208
© July 27; 19105 Arete ot:
1910; E 237645: Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
VALSE RAVISSANTE; by Felix Godin;
piano. [22256
© Sept. 14, 1910;-2 e@ Sepi. 15,
1910; E 240042; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
VALSE TZIGANE; valse lente par Georges
Palicot; orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [22257
© Sept: 17, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 12,
1910; E 239128; A. Zuanz Mathot,
Paris, France.
VARIATIONEN UBER EIN ROKOKO-THEMA.
See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
VATERMORDER UND DIE KRINOLINE; duett
aus der operetten-burleske, Vindo-
bona, du herrliche stadt, text von J.
Bramer u. A. Griinwald, musik von
Leo Ascher. [22258
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1910;
E 2376386: Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
VENO BENITO; waltzes, by Otto H.
Blanck; piano. [22259
© 1.¢. Aug. 25, 1910. mipesrae0;
Otto Blanck, Milwaukee, Wis.
VERBOTENE (DER) KUSS; oOperette in
drei akten, text von Joseph Pasztor
und Rudolph Schanzer, musik von
Sigmund Vineze und Rudolph Schan-
zer. Vollistindiger klavierauszug.
[22260
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Aug. 27; 1910538
D 18710; Musik & theaterverlag
Arion, Berlin, Germany.
VERDANT GREEN (Frisches grtin); by
C. Bohm, op. 265, rev. and fingered
by Hans T. Seifert; piano. [22261
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 2371838; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nex.
1278
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
VeRDI (Giuseppe) Aida; arr. by W. F.
Ambrosio; 3 violins, piano and
guitar. [22262
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 237198; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y.
Grand selection from Rigoletto;
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
[22263
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Sept 6, 1910;
E 237782; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
—— Heal me, O my Saviour; response,
words by Godfrey, music arr. by
Bertha Antoinette Hall; mixed
voices. 4to. [22264
OApe. 19 1910: 2 ¢.* Aug. 22,
1910; E 238624; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Staviges> arr. by W. KE. Am-
bresio; 3 violins, piano and guitar.
[22265
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
EK 237197; Carl Fischer, New York.
iar @
VERKAUFTE (DIE) BRAUT (Prodani
nevé sta); ouverture aus der komi-
schen oper in drei akten von Fried-
rich Smetana, arr. von Emil Kronke;
zwei klaviere zu vier hinden.
[22266
© sume 15, 1910; 2 ec. July 11,
1910; E 238810; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
VERNA; words and music by W. L.
Phillips. [22267
@ july 20, 1910; 2 ce Aug 31,
1910; E 238909; Wm. L. Phillips,
Corsicana, Tex.
VERS LE succrs; par Roger Guttin-
guer; quatuor a cordes avec contre-
basse et piano-conducteur. 4to.
[22268 :
@ysept. 17,1910; 2 c. Aug.22,
1910; EH 238676; A. Zunz-Mathot,
Paris, France.
VESPER HYMN; words by Maud Frazer,
music by Alfred L. Field. [22269
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910:
HK 239219; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VESPER SONG; by H. R. Newson, violin
solo with piano acc. [22270
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1910; E 237689;
Hugh R. Newson, Wapello, Iowa.
12
22280
Vicror’s (THE) Joy
by Ferdinand Meyer, op. 28; pf.
duet. (Flying leaves, no. 4.) [22271
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E) 237694; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
(IKampfeslust) ;
VINDOBONA; walzer nach motiven der
operetten-burleske, Vindobona du
herrliche stadt, musik von Leo
Ascher; piano. 22262
@© Aue ie) 1910: 2) Cc. Auee3O
1910; E 237637; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
VIOLETS AND FORGET-ME-NOTS (Veil-
chen und vergissmeinnicht); by
Ferdinand Meyer, op. 28; pf. duet.
(Flying leaves, no. 2.) [22273
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 287696; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
VIOLETS’ (THE) MESSAGE; words by
O. IF. Dinkins, music by Arthur HE.
Barr. Macon, Ga., Proctor-Patter-
son music co. [22274
©) Aug. 30; 1910; 2) c Aug 729:
1910; E 237525; Olivia Fariss Dink-
ins, Macon, Ga.
VIOLETS, SWEET VIOLETS; words by
E. H. Crawford, jr., music by Harry
Hoyt. [22275
© USept. 12, 1910; 2. ¢. Sept) 12,
1910; E 239025; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
VIOLIN-ALBUM NO, 11; enthilt 22 kom-
positionen, von Paul Lincke. 4to.
[22276
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 238947; Apollo verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
VIOLIN METHOD; by FE. Soéchting, op.
110; Parts i and 2: [ 22277, 22278
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
12) LOLOE a ZS9088. 2890S9% P:.
Faunce co., Philadelphia, Pa.
VIVALDI (ANTONIO) Concerto; révi-
Sion par Ch. Bouvet; quatre violons
et orchestre 4 cordes, et compris le
clavecin obligé. (Répertoire de la
fondation J. S. Bach.) [22279
©) Sept: 17, 1910: 2° c. (Sept. 12;
1910; BH 239127; H. Demets, Paris,
France.
Vo TURNA; canzone napoletana, versi
de C. O. Lardini (Nicolardi), musica
di E. De Curtis; canto e pianoforte.
[22280
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239091; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22281
pt. 111, Nn. s., v.5
VoccA BELLA: canzone napoletana,
versi di A. Barbier, musica di E. Di
Capua. [22281
©) Sept. 3,-1910; 2 -e¢ Sep! 14,
1910; E 239261; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
VocE A MARE; canzone napoletana,
versi di E. A. Mario, musica di G.
Spagnolo; canto e pianoforte.
2 22282
@) Sept i. 1910s. 2.-e. 7 Sepeaaie.
1910; E 239086; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
VoM HIMMEL SANK IN WILDER MEERE
SCHAUER (From heaven sank with-
in the raging ocean.) English ver-
sion by Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh,
musik yon Robert Kahn, op. 55, no.
7. (Neun gedichte von Joh. Wolf-
gang von Goethe, no. 7.) [22283
@-Auze.: 8... 1910 2: ¢;, Aue. 24,
1910; E 238806; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
Von GRABILL (S. BECKER) Impromptu
in E fiat; op. 18; piano. [22284
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c« Aug. 29,
1910; E 237504; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WAGHORNE (W. RB.) arr. Two Scotch
songs: Ye banks and braes [and]
Caller herrin’; arr. for women’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 156.)
[22285
© Septy 2,7 -4910: 2) ec! Sept.) 2,
1910; E 237726; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WAGNER (RICHARD) The flying Dutch-
man; overture arr. by Otto Singer;
piano solo. [22286
©) Aug) 22,1910: 2 ¢..<Sept. 15,
1910; E 240092; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
The master singers of Nuremberg;
prelude arr. by Otto Singer; piano
solo. [22287
GPAs 2259105 2 c..:Sepin<5,
1910; E 240093: Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
Pilgrims’ chorus; from ‘Tann-
hiuser, words by May Gillington,
music arr. by Percy HE. Fletcher;
men’s yoices. 4to. (The Apollo
club, edition no. 50481.) [22288
©) Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ¢: Sept. 16,
1910; E 239887; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
WAGNER (RICHARD )—Continued.
Rienzi, the last of the tribunes;
overture arr. by Otto Singer; piano
solo. [22289
©: Aug. 22,1910: 72 feeiseet., ae:
1910; E 240091; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
Siegmund’s love song; from Die
Walktire; arr. by Wm. Heald; clari-
net in B flat and piano. [22290
© July 20, 1910=) 2 iene ts.
1910; E 2387160; Carl Fischer, New
Works No x
— Tannhiuser; arr. by W. F. Am-
brosio; 8 violins, piano and guitar.
[22291
© Aug. 4, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 287194; Carl Fischer, New York,
Neeye
WAIT A MINUTE; words by Bert Davis,
music by Harry McHall. [22292
© .Aug..17, 1910202 e; aaa
1910; E 2885338; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
WAIT TILL WE GATHER IN THE GOLDEN
CORN ; words by Sam L. Lewis, music
by Leo Bennett. [22293
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240026; Charies K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
WAITING FOR THE MaAy; words by
Denis Florence McCarthy, music by
Alicia Adélaide Needham. [22294
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 22, 1910;
H 239053; Pigott & co., ltd., Dublin,
Ireland.
WAITING FOR WILL AT THE MILL; words
by Joe Cone, music by G. Barker.
[22295
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 € Sept. 45,
1910; E 240035; George Barker,
Boston, Mass.
WAKE: THE SONG OF JUBILEE; hymn,
music by Samuel W. Beazley. 8vo.
[22296
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2-¢ Angee ioie;
E 2887938; S. W. Beazley, Laurel,
Miss.
WALKING; words by Jack Gorman, mu-
sic by Lee Orean Smith. [22297
© 1c. Aug. 23, 19105 a) 2a72o0e
Jane & Billy Quirk, New York,
ING
WALZER-RONDO, NO. 9; von Serafin Al-
schausky. 1. Posaune solo mit or-
chester, stimmen. 2. Mit klavier,
partitur. [22298, 22299
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. each Aug.
238, 1910; EB 237318) 2373145) Ao ee
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
1280
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
WANDERING (THE) ARTIST; by H. Rei-
neck, op. 3, no. 3; piano. [22300
©) tc. Sept. “1, 1970; *h “237687 -
Henry Reineck, Chicago, T1.
War (THE) SONG OF FLORIDA: words
and music by J. A. Morrow, Jack-
sonville, Fla. Anti saloon league of
Fla. [22301
ioe Anue. 80, 1910; 2 .c. Aug.. 29,
1910; E 237528; John Albert Mor-
row, Jacksonville, Fla.
WARUM BIN ICH VERGANGLICH (Where-
fore am I so fleeting) ; English ver-
sion by Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh,
“musik von Robert Kahn, op. 55, no.
2. (Neun gedichte von Joh. Wolf-
gang von Goethe, no. 2.) [22302
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1910;
‘E 238801; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
WAS MIR SO @FALEEN HAT IN ‘WIEN:
walzer nach motiven der operette,
Das musikantenmidel, von Georg
Jarno, arr. von Anton Mader; 1.
Osterr-militirmusik. 2. Deutsche in-
fanteriemusik. 3. Jigermusik. 4to.
[22803-22305
© July 28, 1910; 2 c..each Aug 27,
1910; E 237460, 237465, 237466. Ju-
lius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Ger-
many.
"WAY DOWN EAST; words by Cecil
Mack, music by Joe Young and
Harold Norman. [22306
© Aug. .10,.1910; 2c. Aug. ,29,
1910; E 237590; Gotham Attucks
music co., New York, N.Y.
“WAY UP IN AN AEROPLANE; words and
music by A. Farmer. [22307
me) Ane 25, “1910-2 "c. “Aug. 27,
1910; E 237429; G. D. Haynes, Bos-
ton, Mass.
“WE ARE MERRY LITTLE URCHINS; a song
of Santa Claus, words and music by
G. “A. Blackburn. 4to. (Choruses
‘for equal voices, Curwen’s edition,
“no. 71292.) [22308
_ ‘© Sept. 9, 1910; 2c. Sept. 8, 1910;
“EH 237856; J. Curwen’&. sons, Itd.,
London, England.
WE'LL BUILD ‘A BUNGALOW; duet from
“The girl and the drummer, lyric by
“George Broadhurst, music by <Au-
~gustus Barratt. . [223809
© Aug.‘ 20, 1910;:2<c. Aug. 22,
‘1910; E 238630; Leo. 'Feist, New
York, N. Y.
12
6116410 —_6
22317
WE'LL TAKE A FLIGHT IN AN AEROPLANE;
words and music by D. O’Connor,
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [22310
© “Aug. 915, 11910 82 1e) Ade. Sil,
1910; E 288888; Dennis O’Connor,
Franklin, Mass.
WE'LL WELCOME YOU HOME ON THE
FARM ; words and music by H. Hulva
and O. Prince. [223 tah
© Ang, 15,1910; 2c. Awe, 30
1910; E 288884; Hattie Hulva &
Otterbein Prince, Danvers, III.
WE'RE A BAND OF BOLD CONSPIRATORS;
trio and dance from The girl and
the drummer, lyric by George Broad-
hurst, music by Augustus Barratt.
| Za
© Aug. 20, 1910: +2.c.. Aug. (22.
1910; E 238631; Leo Feist, New
York, N.Y.
WE'RE A NODDIN’; Scottish folk song,
music by John E. West, arr. for male
voices, quartet or chorus. 4to.
(Scottish part songs, no. 145.)
[22313
©, May 17) 1910: 2): Sept. 12:
1910; E 2389095; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow, Scotland.
WE’RE TRAVELING ON; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by H. P. Main.
[22314
© Aug. 231, 1910; 2 ec,. Sept. 3,
LOK, Zorelo >. rupert PP. Main:
New York, ‘N. Y.
WE REALLY HAD A MOST DELIGHTFUL
EVENING; words and music by Wor-
ton David and Bert Lee. (Popular
6d ed., no. 209.) [22315
Ke) Aue’ 17,-1910- 2 ce, Aus. 18,
1910; E 2371386; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y.
WE WANT ALL THE WORLD TO KNOW
Him; words by James Rowe, music
by J. E. Delmarter. [22316
‘© ‘Aug.’ 8,° 1910;°2 -¢. Sept. 18,
1910; E 289176; . Charles ‘M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
WE * WILL NOT LIVE IN A BUNGALOW;
duet from the musical play, The
Slim princess, words by Henry Blos-
som, music by Leslie Stuart. 4to.
[22317
© Aug. 29, °1910; 2 « Aug. 30,
1910; E 237607; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
81
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22318
WEATHER (THE) MAN; from: The
sweetest girl in Paris, lyric by Ad-
dison Burkhardt and Collin Davis,
musie by Jos. E. Howard. [22318
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 « Aug. 24,
1910; HE 238724; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
WEBBE (SAMUEL) Mass in G, ed.
by James M. McLaughlin; four
voices. [22319
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239011; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
WEDDING (THE) oF ANDY MCFEE;
words by Mrs. G. A. Dutton, music
by John Martin. [22320
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 29, 1910;
E 237557; Sarah A. Dutton, Wind-
sorville, Maine.
WEIBLICHEN (DIE) GIGERLN; char-
akteristischer kosttiimtanz und mu-
sik yon Robert Wilhelmi, fiir 4 oder
8 damen. Ausgabe fiir klavier mit
tanzbeschreibung. [22321
@Jualy 22, 1910s Ze} Aves 23-1910)
E 237324; Edward Bloch, Berlin,
Germany.
WEICHET, SORGEN VON miR (Flee, oO
care, from my side); English ver-
sion by Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh,
musik von Robert Kahn, op. 55, no.
3. (Neun gedichte von Joh. Wolf-
gang von Goethe, no. 3.) 223822
© Aue 78, 1910322 (¢. Aug 224,
1910; E 238802; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
WEIGHT (THE) OF GLORY; words by
Mrs. C. D. Martin, music by Howard
EK. Smith. 8vo. (Milk and honey,
no. 838.) [228238
© Aug. 5, 191052" Aug.” 24:
1910; HE 288752; Metropolitan
church assn., Waukesha, Wis.
WEIHE (DIE) DER NACHT; ged. von
Hebbel, musik von Adolph P.
Boehm, op. 21, no. 3, fiir eine hohe
Singstimme mit orchester. Parti-
tur. [22324
OAs. tem 1910): 32 e. «Sept: 15;
1910; EH 240065; Otto Junne, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WEIHE DES LIEDES (Consecration of
song); ged. von Fr. Rohrer, English
version by E. Buek, musik von
Gustav Baldamus, op. 14. 1. Aus-
gabe flir gemischten chor, solo und
pt. HE MSS, vo5
WEIHE DES LIEDES—Continued.
pianoforte. 2. Ausgabe fiir 3 stim-
migen frauen o. kinder chor, solo u.
pianoforte. [ 22325, 22326
© July 27, 1910; 2 ce. each Aug.
27, 1910; E 2387483, 237484; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany.
WEISSE (DER) TOD; text von Rich.
Matthes, musik von Rudolf Heyne,
op. 62, fiir vierstimmigen minner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[22327
© July 25, 1910; 2 egies 20;
1910; EK 237244; Conrad Glaser,
Leipzig, Germany,
WENN KINDERLEIN BETEN (When chil-
dren are praying); dichter unbe-
kannt, English words by Helene
Bermann, musik von Paul Prehl,
op. 8; fiir mittlere singstimme.
[22328
© “Aug. 16, 1910-7233 Sent 2)
* 1910; E 287778; Gebriider Rei-
necke, Leipzig, Germany.
WENN MEIN MADEL WINKT; text von
Leo Heller, musik von Rudolf |
Heyne, op. 39, fiir vierstimmigen |
mannerchor. Partitur und stim- |
men. [22329
© July: 25, 1910; (20 eA 20:
1910; E 2387248; Conrad Glaser,
Leipzig, Germany.
WENN ZWEIE SICH GUT SIND; ged. von
Klaus Groth, musik von Felix }
Pfirstinger; gemischter chor, chne }
begleitung. Partitur und stimmen. |
4to. [22330
© Aug. 5, 1910: 2 ieee ee
1910; E 287458; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
WEREN'T YOU, AREN’T YOU, WON’T YOU J
BE; words and music by Ben. |
Harris and Morris Rosenblatt.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[22381 |
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c Aug. 24, §
1910; E 238743; Harris & Rosen- |
blatt, New York, N. Y. ; |
WESLEYAN METHODIST HYMNAL - |
Wesleyan |
Syracuse, New York,
Methodist pub. assn., 1910. v, 498 |
p. 223cem. $1.00. [223832 §
© Aug. 25,°1910;.2 ¢ Aug. 2a]
1910; A 271226; W. B. Rose, agent,
Chicago, Il.
1282
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
22350
WESTERN BEAUTY; march and two-
step, by Alfred Arriola, arr. by
Mackie - Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
(Twentieth century journal, no.
1469. ) [22333
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 e« Sept. 6,
1910; E 237780; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WESTWARD BY THE DEVON SEAS; words
by Fred. E. Weatherly, music by
Herman Lohr. No. 2 in D. [2238384
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 7,
1910; E 238984; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, England.
WHAT D’YE SAy, Motty MoLiLoy; writ-
ten by A. J. Mills, composed by Ben-
nett Scott. London, Star music pub.
co., ltd. [223385
sent iG, 1910: 2 °c Sept. 8,
1910; E 237862; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
WHAT DOEST THOU;
Travers Poole, music by M. L.
Stocks. [22336
eage & 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1910; E 239152; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
WHAT HAPPENED TO Brown; or, HIs
WIFE CAME BACK FROM THE COUNTRY;
words and music by O. Mussle.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22337
nau AT 1910; 2 cs Aug?-17,
1910; E 238547; O. Mussie, St. Paul,
Minn.
words by Eva
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH LONDON;
written by A. J. Mills, composed by
Bennett Scott. London, Star music
pub... co.; ltd. [ZZ Bis)
@ Sept. 16, 1910: 2 ¢. Sept. §,
1910; E 237860; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
WHAT’S THE USE OF FOOLIN’; words
and music by S. R. Harcourt.
[228389
eae ot) 1O10: 2 c¢ Aus. BL
1910; E 288864; Jerome H. Remick
& @o., New York, N. Y.
WHAT WILL You Do; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [ 22340
om Ane 8, tOtOi 2° @.. Sept: 18,
1910; E 289167; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
— words by Maud Frazer, music by
Geo. H. Kurtz. [223841
Age. 8. tot0 2° ec. Sept. 13;
1910; E 289214; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
WHAT WOULD MY LIFE BE WITHOUT
you; words by Clifton Bingham,
music by Hd. St. Quentin. No. 1
in F. [22342
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 18, 1910;
E 287124; Charles Sheard & ©co.,
London, England.
WHEN; poem by Alfred Tennyson,
music by R. S. Gilbert. [22343
Op Sully Wy O10 2iel” Anise 1S
1910; E 237157; Russell S. Gilbert,
Orange, N. J.
words from The Argosy, music
by Flora Cochrane Burnham.
[22344
Or Ae 19 8 1910s 12. ier Aue 22.
1910; E 288625; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
WHEN A BOY FROM OLD NEW HAmMp-
SHIRE LOVES A GIRL FROM TENNESSEE;
words by Wm. Cahalin and Robert
F.. Roden, music by J. F. Helf.
[22345
OmAger, 181910) 2 ey Aus, ais,
1910; E 287134; J. Fred Helf co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN I AM DEAD; words by Chris-
tina Rosetti, music by G. W. Chad-
Wick "INO; Jo Sop: or ten.) No: 2:
Mezzo sop. or bar. [ 22346
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 1,
1910; E 237699; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WHEN ICICLES HANG BY THE WALL;
words by Shakespeare, music by
T. A. Arne, ed. by A. Herbert
Brewer. [ 22347
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237799; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN JESUS SPOKE HER NAME; words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. 8vo. (22348
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 2388775; S. W. Beazley,. Laurel,
Miss.
WHEN LOVE IS LOST; words by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, music by Sara
Kauffmann. [22349
© Aug. 22, 1910: |2)-e: Aug. 24,
1910; E 287758; Regent music pub.
co., London, England.
WHEN MAy AND JUNE ARE WED; words
by Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Marie
Warden. [22350
©: Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ce Sept, 15,
1910; EH 240062; Phillips & Page,
London, England.
1283
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22351
pt. 1k dS, Veo
WHEN MY SHIP COMES HOME AGAIN;
words and music by Chas. Collins,
F. J. Barnes and Maurice Scott.
Professional. [22351
©) Aug, ..24, 19103 2 :¢. Aue, 24
1910; E 288717; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
WHEN STARS ARE IN THE QUIET SKIES;
words by E. Bulwer Lytton, music
by G. W. Chadwick. No. 1.. Sop.
or ten. No. 2. Alto or bar. P22
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910:
E 237700; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WHEN THE FIELDS ARE WHITE WITH
DAISIES, DAISY DEAR; words and mu-
sic by James M. Beatty. [223538
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2°¢. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238734; Jerome H. Remick
uCOn NeW, York, N.Y.
WHEN THE OLD HAWTHORNE TREE IS IN
BLOOM; words by B. M. Lauber, mu-
sic by H. Kirkus Dugdale. [22354
@) July $208 1910872 ve: Ate. 31,
1910; E 2388904; Berte M. Lauber,
Greenville, Iowa.
WHEN THE SUNFLOWERS BLOSSOM ONCE
AGAIN; words by G. W..H. Noonan,
music by H. Kirkus Dugdale.
[22355
Or dulya20, A910 2 e-:Aae. 31,
1910; E 238905; Geo. W. H. Noonan,
Winnipeg, Canada.
WHEN THE WIND BLOWS IN FROM THE
SEA; words by Frederick Enoch, mu-
sic by Henry Smart, ed. by Frederic
H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz; sop.
and bass. 4to. (Stanhope ed., no.
i23:.) [22356
© ‘Aug. 1, 1910; 2:e; Aug. 19, 1910;
E 238576; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
WHEN THOU ART KEEPER OF THE
HEART; words by A. M. Goodwin,
music by Wim. Grant Brooks.
[22357
© Aug. 31,1910; 2 c« Sept,
1910; E 2387839; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WHEN UNCLE SAM’ GETS BUSY; words
by David M. Hoffecker, music by
S. Everett Haskell. [22858
© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 19, 1910;
H 2388565; D. M. Hoffecker, Dor-
chester, Mass.
WHEN YOUR FEET ARE KEEPING TIME;
words by Henry Cuppaidge, music
by Helena. Cuppaidge. [22359
© Augitj24, 1910;.2 ¢@ Sept. 1,
1910; E 237886; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
1284
WHERE ART THOU DEAR; song without |
words, by H. Reineck, op. 3, no. 1; |
piano. [22360 |}
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1910; E 237685;
Henry Reineck, Chicago, Il.
WHERE LOVE REPOSES; words by AI-
fred H. Hyatt, music by W. Franke-
Harling; sop. or ten., and alto or bar.
[22361 |
© Aus. 22, 1910; 72 acu ewe 22,
1910; E 238642; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WHERE’S Kitty O’Brien; words by R.
Lewis, music by Roy Barton.
[22362 |
© Aug. .25, 1910; 2 ¢.. Aug. 25, |
1910; E 237285; Roger Lewis, Chi- |}
cago, Ill.
WHERE THE BELLS RING HOME; words
by Frank L. Stanton, words arr.
and music by Samuel W. Beazley.
SVO. [22363
© Aug. 1, 1910: 2 cage 24:
1910; E 288771; S. W. Beazley,
Laurel, Miss.
WHERE WILL YOU BE; words and music
by Warren Farson. 8vo. (Milk and
honey, no. 40.) [22364
© Aug. 5, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238754; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
WHILE THOU ART NEAR; words and
music by Walter Rolfe. [22365
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 e Aug. 29,
1910; E 237506; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHISPER YOUR HEART’S DESIRE; words
and music by S. J. and H. S. Moass.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22366
© Aug. 23, 19102 2ten Aug 23.
1910; E 237337; S. J. & H. S. Moass,
Tarrytown, N. Y.
WHISPERED (A) THOUGHT; waltz, by
Bessie Barrett; piano. [22367
© Aug. 25, 1910;2: ce: Aug. +25,
1910; EK 237405; McKinley music co.,
Chicago, Il.
WHISTLE WHEN YOU’RE LONELY; from
The echo, words by M. E. Rourke, |
music by Jerome D. Kern. [22368 |
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910; |
E 237671; T. B. Harms & Francis
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
WHITHER; words by S. M. Peck, music |
by J. Mary Canfield. _ [22369
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 ¢@ Sept. 1,
1910; BE 237717; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, II].
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
22386
WHO CAN TELL WHAT LOVE Is; from
The girl and the drummer, lyric by
George Broadhurst and Augustus
Barratt, music by Augustus Bar-
ratt. [22370
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2c. Aug. 22,
1910; E 238629; Leo. Feist, New
ork N.Y.
WHO KNOWS, WHO CARES; words and
music by Terry Sullivan and J. P.
Long. Professional. [22371
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 c Aug. 24,
1910; E 238716; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
WHo WANTS TO KNOW: words and mu-
Sic by G. C. Leap. [223872
emg 2 1910: 2 c.-Aug. 27,
1910; E 237441; Glenn C. Leap, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
WHO WILL WEAR A GOLDEN CROWN;
words by L. E. Hughes, music by
Edward J. Archer. [22373
©1ec. Aug. 22, 1910; E 238599;
Linnett Ethel Hughes, New Paris,
Ohio.
WHOSE BABY ARE YOU; words by Arden
W. Allen, music by W. A. Keppler.
[22374
©.1c. Sept. 2, 1910; E 287765; A.
W. Allen & W. A. Keppler, Portland.
Oreg. .
Wuy I Love you; words anon., music
by Alexander MacFadyen; high
voice. [22375
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2. ¢. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238992; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WIE SCHON BIST DU BERLIN; couplet
aus der posse, Polnische wirtschaft,
text von Alfred Schonfeld, musik
yon Jean Gilbert. [22376
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1910;
E 240067 ; Thalia-theater-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
WIEGENLIED; ged. von Adelheid Wette-
Humperdinck, musik von Hugo
Wolf, gesetzt von Engelbert Humper-
dinck. Hohe ausgabe, no. 1 G-dur
und tiefe ausgabe, no. 2 Es-dur.
i223 0G
ie Jone 12, 1910; 2 ec. Aug, 47,
1910; E 2389082; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
— (BERCEUSE) ; von Hugo Wolf, arr.
von Emil Kross, violine und klavier.
es [22378
© Aug, 11, 1910; 2’ c: Sept. 16,
1910; E 239332; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
WIEGENLIED—Continued.
(Cradle song) ; gedicht von D. von
Liliencron, musik von Eugen d’Al-
beri, op: 25, “no! 2 °° fur“ vier “Stan-
migen gemischten chor a capella
(mit deutschem, englischem und
franzésischem text), bearbeitet von
C. Hirsch. 4to. [22379
©) July, 30; 1910 >, 2..c) Anessa
1910; EH. 285972; Rob. FEorberg,
Leipzig, Germany.
WIENER GEMUTLICHKEIT; marschlied
aus der operetten-burleske, Vindo-
bona du herrliche stadt, text von J.
Bramer und A. Griinwald, musik
von Leo Ascher. [22380
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Aug. 30, 1910;
EK 237639; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
WIENERIN, WIENERIN FEIN; walzerlied
aus der operette, Lolotte, text von
A. Schick Markenau und B. Gran-
ichstaedten, musik von Bruno Gran-
ichstaedten. [22381
©: July 27, 1910; 2 c.: Aug’ "30,
1910; E 237650; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
WILD FLOWER; rag, by Carlotta Wil-
liamson; piano. Boston. Colonial
music pub. co. [22382
@ VAue. 27, 19109 2c) Aug: 729;
1910; KE 237560;°G. M. Blanford,
Boston, Mass.
WILL 0’ THE WISP; by G. Camillo
Engel; piano.. (Four characteristic
composition studies in melody form,
no. 3.) [22383
© July 28, 1910; 2 c Aug. 18,
1910; EH 237177; Carl Hischer, New
WorksNe: ¥-
WILL you; words and music by Robert
Harkness, [22384
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1910;
EB 289215: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL YOU BE MY BONNIE; words and
music by R. H. Henemier. [22385
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1910; E 238587;
Robert H. Henemier, New York,
Nee
WILL YoU HEAR; words and music by
Elinore C. Bartlett and Kate Van-
nah, arr. by L. R. Dressler; sop.
and alto. 4to. (Excellent quartette
arrangements, no. 503.) 22386
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 3, 1910;
BE 238924; M. Witmark & sons, New
York,” Nv ¥.
1285
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22387
pt. 07, 0. §., v.5
WILL You HEAR—Continued.
male voices. 4to. (Excel-
lent quartette arrangements, no.
502.) [22387
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237707; M. Witmark & sons, New
York IN Y¥.
WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN IM OLD;
words by L. A. Spencer, music by
Harry P. Guy. [22388
© July -20,. 1910; -2 se, Aussi,
1910; E 288901; Lydia A. Spencer,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
WILL YOU THEN THINK OF ME; words
by W. Freishler, music by M. Huff,
[22389
© Aug. 31,1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 2387682; Leo Feist, New York,
NY.
WILLIAM TELL.
See Rossini (G. A.)
WILLIE’S EVENING PRAYER; freligious
meditation composed by L. Weber;
piano. [223890
© Aug. 22:-191032 ic Aug?24,
1910; E 288695; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
WILLow (THE) WAY; words by G.
Hubi Newcombe, music by Frances
Waddington. [22891
© Aue 17, 1191032" ©: Aug. 24,
1910; E 238709; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
WIND-MILL (THE); by Hubbard Har-
ris; piano. [22892
@ Aug. 30, 1910; 2 e& Sept. 1,
1910; EH 237714; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
WIRELESS (THE) MESSAGE; words and
music by E. M. Pool. [22393
© Aug, 15, 1910; 2 cerduer!31,
1910; E 238887; Earl M. Pool, Ho-
bart, Okla.
WIRF ALLE DEINE SORGEN AN’S HERZ
DES HERREN HIN; musik von Gust.
Baumfelder, op. 14; gemischter
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Drei leichte geistliche chorlieder,
no. 2.) [22394
(Ody 28, 1910; 20. Ane. \27
1910; E 287455; Johann André, Of-
fenbach, Germany.
WISH AND FULFILMENT; by Victor
Neustadtl; piano (Impressions, no.
3.) [22395
©. duly, 28,1910; 2 ©, Ang? 18.
1910; E 237174; Carl Fischer, New
York, SN: WY.
WITH JOYFUL ALLELUIA; words by S. J.
Stone, music by E. L. Ashford.
[22396°
© Sept. 2; 1910-27 e3sen s.
1910; E 2878385; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WITH YOU AWAY; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Godfrey
Nutting, in E flat. [22397
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 e Sept. 15,
1910; EK 240061; Phillips’ & Page,
London, England.
WITHOUT JESUS; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
Svo. [22398
_- © Aug. 1, 1910;, 2 seeeAe ee,
1910; E 288779; S. W. Beazley, Lau-
rel, Miss.
WITNESS (THE) WITHIN; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [22399
© Aug. 8, 1910> 2 © Sept 43,
1910; EK 289171; Charles M. Alex-
ander, New York, N. Y.
Same. [22406
© Aug. 8, 19105 2) eesept. 1s;
1910; EH 2389217; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
WOHLFAHRT (FRANTZ) 75 etuden fiir
violine (75 studies for the violin) ;
von Franz Wohlfahrt und Hans
Benda, op. 45. Neue, sehr ver-
mehrte ausgabe. Ausgabe B mit
pianofortebegleitung von Fried-
rich Seitz und Hans Benda. Heft
1-2. [22401
© Aug. 8 1910; 2 cane
1910; E 238553; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WONDERFUL BLESSINGS, words by
James Rowe, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. 8vo. [22402
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2G Agee 2.
1910; E 238781; S. W. Beazley, Lau-
rel, Miss.
Won’r YOU BE MY BEAU; words and
music by R. E. Nuttall. [22403
© July 20, 1910; 2 ¢ Age st
1910; E 288910; R. H. Nuttall, Ber-
wyn, Pa.
WON’T YOU BE MY OWN HONEY BUNCH;
words and music by C. A. Rebstock.
[22404
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1910; E 240060;
Chas. A. Rebstock, Allentown, Pa.
1286
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22421
WoN’T YOU TAKE A STROLL WITH ME;
words by J. A. Sousa, music by H.
Kirkus Dugdale. [22405
© July 20, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 31,
1910; E 2388911; John A. Sousa,
Bristol, R. I.
WoN’T YOU TAKE ME THERE; from The
queen of the Moulin Rouge, lyric by
Frank Sheridan, music by Hector
MacCarthy. [22406
@ Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 2400338; John Franklin
music co., New York, N. Y.
WON'T YOU TAKE ME UP TO HEAVEN;
words and music by W. D. Hoke.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[22407
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1910; E 238745; Winifred D. Hoke,
New York, N. Y.
WooDEN (THE) CRADLE; words by Lil-
ian Gee, music by F. W. Rootham.
[22408
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239019; Boosey & co., London,
England.
WOODEN SHOE DANCE; by James H.
Rogers; piano. (Echoes from many
lands, no.. 38.) [22409
ere 22,1910: 2 ec Aue. 22,
1910; E 238670; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WOODLAND FROLICS; by Gertrude J.
Bartlett; piano. [22410
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2-c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239002; W. B. Hasey, W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
WooDLAND (THE) MILL (Die mthle im
walde) ; by A. Sartorio, op. 859, no.
11; piano. (Pleasures of life, no.
Lt)
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1910;
HE 237741; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Worp (A) WITH YOU MY LADY (Sig-
nora sorellina) recit; My lady the
countess (Le faccio un _ inchino)
trio; from Il matrimonio secreto,
English version of recit. by N. Carl-
ton Hill, composed by Domenico Ci-
marosa, ed. by Edgardo Lévi. (Stand-
ard duets, trios ete. no. 6.) [22412
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 c Aug. 29.
1910; E 2375138; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
[22411 |
WREATH OF ROSES: Waltz, by Violet
Hudson; piano. [22413
© Aus. 25s 1910's" 2 ei Aries 25.
1910; E 237416; McKinley music
co., Chicago, Il.
XENION; English version by Mrs. Ber-
tram Shapleigh, musik von Robert
Kahn, op. 55, no. 8. (Neun gedichte
von Joh. Wolfgang von Goethe, no.
8.) [22414
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910;
E 238807; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
YACHTING; words and music by Man-
uel Klein. [22415
© Augi WS). 1910-2 2c.) Augs 520)
1910; E 237284; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
YE BANKS AND BRAES. See Waghorne
(W. RB.)
YIDDISHA EYES; words and music by
Irving Berlin. [22416
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 237828; Ted Snyder co., New York,
INES.
You ARE MY TURTLE DOVE; words and
musie by A. Price. [22417
© July 20, 1910; 2 c Aug. 31,
1910; E 238908; Albert Price, Spring-
field, Ohio.
YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE PAPERS EVERY
DAY; from Girlies, words by Harry
Williams, music by Egbert Van AI-
styne. [22418
©) “Auge 16) A9t0> 2" ec" Aug. 11,
1910; E 285977; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N.Y.
YOU HAVE BEEN THE FIRST GIRL TO
MAKE A HIT WITH ME; words by S.
Harrison, music by Ted Valentine.
[22419
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1910; E 237893;
Sam Harrison, Oakland, Cal.
You KNow, I KNow; words by F. A.
Lyman, music by Arthur A. Penn.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22420
© Aue. 30, 1910; 2 ce. Aug, 80
1910; BE 237619; F. A. Lyman, Oak
Bank, Tit
YOU’RE A FOOL TO FORSAKE YOURSELF;
words and music by A. A. Hill. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22421
© Sept. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910;
E 287824; Andrew A. Hill, Kings-
land, N. J.
1287
_ a a ee a EEE en Libs fa me sp ‘i pes
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22422
YOU’RE MINE, ALL MINE; flirting song,
words by Richard Henry Buck,
music by Theodore Morse. [22422
© Aug: 25, 1910; 2 c, Aue: 25,
1910; E 2387348;
music co., New York, N. Y.
YOU’RE ONE AMONG A THOUSAND GIRLS:
words by Andrew Lamont, music by
Wm. H. Emery. [22423
©! Aug. 20, 1910, 2° c Aue -30,
1910; E 237661; Lamont pub. co.,
Chester, Pa.
YOU’RE THE FLOWER THAT BLOOMS FOR
ME; words by Will J. Harris, music
by Harry I. Robinson. [22424
© Sept. 10; 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 10,
1910; E 239023; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
YOU’VE READ THE SECRET OF MY SOUL;
words and music by G. A. Stearns.
[22425
© ic. Aug. 22, 1910; E 238594;
Gertrude A. Stearns, Walpole, Mass.
YOU WILL NOT COME IN VAIN; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [22426
© Als. 8, 1910: 2 € Sept. 13:
1910; E 239200; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG (THE) ORGAN STUDENT; a series
of studies on hymn tunes for the de-
velopment of independence of move-
ment between the hands and feet,
and of reading from alto and tenor
clefs, by T. J. Linekar. obl. S8vo.
[22427
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c Sept. 15,
1910; E 240039; J. H. HAE Lon-
don, England.
YOUR HEART 1S A HAVEN; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Teresa
del Riego. No. 3 in F. [22428
@ Aug. 16) 191052 eo. Aug’ 47,
1910; E 238537; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
YOUR LOVE IS ONLY ADMIRATION : words
by Herbert V. Lane, music by Mil-
ton EK. Schwarzwald. [22429
©, Augy. 17, 1910; 2 c Aug. 19,
1910; E. 2388559; Central music
house, Chicago, Ill.
pt. 11; n..S3, Vv. 5:
Theodore Morse:
YOUR MOTHER’S AWFULLY WORRIED;
WON’T YOU PLEASE COME HOME;
words and music by Charles Miller.
[22430
© Sept. 6; 1910; 2c. Sept. 6, 1910;
E 237826; F. B. Haviland pub.. co.,
New York, N. Y.
YUMP, YUMP, YUMP; from The girl:and
the drummer, lyric by George Broad-
hurst, music by Augustus Barratt.
[22431
@: Aug. 15; 1910;..2 ©) Anus 22.
1910; E 238614; Leo Feist, New.
York, .Né Yé
ZBIOR POWINSZOWAN; words and music
by Aleks. Karezyfski and lEHug.
Walkiewicz; no. 14. 4to. [224382
@ Aug. 18, 1910. (2 cake, oF
1910; E 238621; E. Walkiewicz, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ZIGEUNERLIEBE; grosses potpourri aus
der operette von Franz Lehar, arr.
von Adolf Ischbold; grosses orches-
ter. Stimmen. 4to. [22433
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 27,1910;
E 237473; W. Karezag & K. Wall-
ner, Vienna, Austria.
ZUM NEUEN JAHR; ged. von E. Morike,
musik von Eduard Kremser, op. 154,
no. 1; m&nnerchor, ohne begleitung.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [22434
© Aug. 6,.1910; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1910;
E 237448; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
ZWIESPRACHE; gavotte von Friedr.
Reinbrecht, op. 45, klavier. (Zwei
salon-kompositionen, no. 2.) [224385
© Aug, 11, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; EK 240102; Steingriiber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
2° BALLADE EN SI BEMOL MAJEUR; par
J. Jemain, op. 387; piano. Paris,
Edition mutuelle. [22436
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239139; J. Jemain, Paris,
France.
2ND REGIMENT BAND MARCH; by D. F.
Bradley, arr. by Mackie-Beyer ; mili-
tary band. 4to. [22437
© Aug. 17, 1910;.2-a Aug: 18,
1910; EH 237120; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
4™° VALSE EN FA; par Aug. Durand, op.
90, transcription par Léon Roques;
piano 4 mains. [22438
©, Sept. 17, 1910;.2 « Aug 22)
1910; E 238682; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
1288
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910 22440
6™° VALSE; par Aug. Durand, op. 96, | 19. (DAS) JAHRHUNDERT;: marsch aus
transeription par Léon Roques; der operette, Lolotte, musik von
piano + mains. Bruno Granichstaedten; klavier.
[224389 [22440
Sopsemes aa, 1910: 2 c: Aug. 22, © July 27, 1910>) 2 ce Aue 30:
1910; E 238683; Durand et cie., 1910; E 287647; Schuberthaus ver-
Paris, France. lag, Vienna, Austria.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1910:
Class D, Dramatica-musical compositions (including 35 unpublished ) _ 359
Class E, musical compositions (including 1,153 unpublished and 7
SaiersnLions tO periodicals)... Pte A Mee ete CNS a 2208
pees epepnrenras were ee see cee ey Pe ee ee ee ee 2 ee 22, 440
1289
LiST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[22440
Ave Maria. See Cherubini (M. L. C. | RuTH aNnp Boaz; sacred cantata, by
Z. 8.) [1
Commgemr (M. bL. C. Z. 8S.) . Ave
Maria. English translation by J. C.
D. Parker. [2
©-hy J..C. D. Parker, Boston,
Mass., as author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal or extension no.
1108. Sept. 14, 1910. Renewal en-
try, June 6, 1896, no. 33817.
GENERAL GRANT’S GRAND MARCH; com-
posed by E. Mack, arr. for guitar
by G. W. Brown. [3
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as child of author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal or extension
no. 1106. Sept. 14, 1910. Renewal
entry, June 6, 1896, no. 33808.
I KNOW TWO EYES; by J. B. Montell. [4
© by J. B. Montell, Pasadena,
Cal., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1088. Aug. 31,
1910. Original entry, Apr. 2, 1883,
no. 6170.
LIKE A ROSE LEAF; words and music by
J. B. Montell. [5
© by J. B. Montell, Pasadena,
Cal., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1086. Aug. 31,
1910. Original entry, Apr. 4, 1883,
no. 6424.
Nicut (A) IN JUNE; by G. D. Wilson,
op. 18; piano. [6
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack-
on-Hudson, N. Y., as widow of au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal or extension no. 1104. Sept.
14, 1910. Renewal entry, June 6,
1896, no. 38810.
NO CROWN WITHOUT THE CROSS; words
by George Cooper, music by J. R.
Thomas. . [7
© by Clara Thomas, New York,
N. Y., as child of author, in exten-
sion for 14 years. Renewal or ex-
tension no. 1107. Sept. 14, 1910.
Renewal entry, June 6, 1896, no.
33805.
OLD (THE) HOME DOWN ON THE FARM;
by Gustavus Du Bois, arr. by O.
Whittaker. [8
© by Gustavus Du Bois, Boston,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1110. Sept. 14,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 6, 1882,
no. 18797.
Eben A. Andrews, op. 1. [9
© by Eben A. Andrews, Boston,
Mass., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1111. Sept. 14,
1910. Original entry, Noy. 17, 1882,
no. 19711
SHEPHERD BOY’S ECHO SONG; reverie by
J. Albert Snow; piano. [10
© by J. Albert Snow, Boston,
Mass., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1089. Aug. 12,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 12, 1882,
no. 183847.
SILVER BELLS MAZURKA; by Charles O.
Pape (C, Kinkel). al
© by Karl Kinkel, Shelbyville,
Ky., aS child of author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal or extension
no. 1109. Sept. 14, 1910. Renewal
entry, June 6, 1896, no. 338819.
SWEET ANNIE BELL; words and music
by J. B. Montell. [12
© by J. B. Montell, Pasadena,
Cal., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1087. Aug. 31,
1910. Original entry, Apr. 4, 1883,
no. 6425.
TORCHLIGHT MARCH; by W. J. D. Lea-
vitt, op. 61; organ. [13
© by Annie V. C. Leavitt, Buffalo,
N. Y., aS widow of author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1108. Sept. 14, 1910. Original en-
try, Nov. 6, 1882, no. 18868.
"TWAS ONLY A DAISY; words and music
by J. B. Montell. [14
© by J. B. Montell, Pasadena,
Cal., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1085. Aug. 31,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 27, 1882,
no. 20147.
"TWAS ONLY A DAISY; Simplified, words
and music by J. B. Montell. [15
© by J. B. Montell, Pasadena,
Cal., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1099. Sept. 15,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 27, 1882,
no. 20146.
1291
A LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANIC-
ALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[ 22440.
ALL ABOARD FOR MONKEY TOWN. [16
© June 15, 1910; E 233705; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
¥. a, ps GS.
ARCADIA; intermezzo; piano. [17
‘© Aug. 27, 1910; E 237425; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 12, 1910; recorded,
ed a ee
BABY MINE. [18
© Aug. 27, 1910; E 237426; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice reec’d Sept. 12, 1910; recorded.
¥. pm GT.
BELOVED. [19
© July 25, 1910; E 236855; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 27, 1910; recorded.
v. 1, p. 68.
BRIGHT LIGHTS GAY; or, The new mown
hay. [20
© Aug. 30, 1910; E 237629; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York.
N. Y. Notice rec’d Sept. 1,'1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 66.
CACKLES. [21
© Feb. 28, 1910; E 225765; Music
house of Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 26, 1910; recorded,
Wan Pa. G9.
COME BACK TO BOHEMIA. [22
© Sept. 24; 1910; E 239658; Chas.
K., Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
DEAR HEART OF MINE. [23
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239656 ; Charles
K.. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
DEAREST. [24
© Aug. 27, 1910; E 237883; Music
House of Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 26, 1910; recorded,
Met, G9:
EVERY GIRLIE LOVES ME BUT THE GIRL I
LOVE; from The girl of my dreams.
© Aug.’ 6, 1910; E 238294; M.
Witmark & son, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
Wane pou
GIVE AN IMITATION OF ME. [26
© Sept. 3, 1910 ; E 237783; Charles
Kk. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 66.
HAVANA; waltzes. PAE
©. Sept. 1, 1910; E 237674; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d Sept. 12, 1910; recorded,
Werle Oe, Olt.
Honest INJUN I LOvE you; from The
sweetest girl in Paris. [28
© Sept. 15, 1910 ; E 240027 ; Charles
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 19, 1910; recorded, vy. 1,
Dole
HONEYMOON (THE) GLIDE. [29
© July 16, 1910; E 235544; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Sept. 1, 1910;
“recorded, v. 1, p. 66.
I CAN’T HELP IT. [30
© Sept. 3, 1910; E 237784; Charles
‘K. Harris, New: York, N. Y. “Notice
rec’d Sept. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 66.
I DON’T WANT TO BE A SOLDIER BOY;
from, The echo. [31
© Sept. 17, 1910; EH 2393875; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 28, 1910; recorded,
Vien. DL OD:
I'LL CHANGE THE THORNS TO ROSES;
song. [82
© May 25, 1910; E 233172; Music
house of Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 26, 1910; recorded,
WAak foevGoe
93
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
33
pt. Ba, ne v.5
i SHOVE: En. [33
© Aug. 6, 1910; BE 235881; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Sept. 1, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 66.
I LOVE THE NAME OF MARY. © [34
© Aug. 24, 1910; H 287378; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
Viele: G6.
I’M ALL RIGHT; from Madame Sherry.
[35
© June 3, 1910; EH 234194; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 13, 1910; recorded,
Ves. 06u
I MISS YOU HONEY MISS YOU ALL THE
TIME. [36
©) Augie 31, “1910: H 2388i1;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 8, 1910; recorded,
Ve eG
I WANT TO BUY A LITTLE BIT OF LOVE.
[37
© Sept. ~3; 1910: "Hh 237786:
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 9, 1910; recorded,
v2 .ps 66:
IDDLE-DE-IDDLE-DE-I. [38
©) -Septse 2;. 1910s) i 2238920<
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 9, 1910; recorded,
We esp: (G6: J
IN A HEART THAT’S YEARNING THERE’S
A LOVE LAMP BURNING. [89
© June 22, 1910; BH 236075; J.
Fred Helf company, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
ve clue. (Gs. j
IN THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE. [40
© Aug. 24, 1910; H 287379: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
‘fa Ley oR oo
‘LET ME CALL YOU DEABIE. [41
© July 25, 1910; E 236856; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 27, 1910; recorded,
We De Oe:
LISTEN TO THAT JUNGLE BAND. [42
© Aug. 27, 1910; B 237427: Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 12, 1910; recorded,
Weide ek
LOVE IS LIKE A RED RED ROSE. [438
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239657; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
LOVE ME AGAIN. [44
© July 28, 1910; E 235753; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vip. Oo:
LOVING. [45
© Aug. 24, 1910; HB 2873864; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
Vos s- GG:
MA BELLE ROSE. [46
© Aug. 26, 1910; EH 238822; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Sept. 1, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 66.
Map (THE) MAnDrID. [47
© Aug. 26, 1910; E 238821; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New
York, N. Y. -Notice ree’d Sept. 1,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 66.
MAN (THE) I LOVE. [48
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239662; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
MANDY JANE. T49
© Sept. 15, 1910; HE 240029;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 19, 1910; recorded,
V.-1. p. GG
MISTER JOHNSON GOOD-NIGHT. [50
© Jan. 4, 1910; E 225347; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 2, 1910; recorded,
Vid peiGi
MONKEY DOODLE DANDY. [51
© Aug. 28, 1909; E 214035; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vasieep Os:
My LAND. [52 |
© July 22, 1910; E 2356144; Mag
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.) |
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
Vuk a00-
My SWEET CORDELIA. [5s |
© Aug. 25, 1910; E 238841; F. B.
Haviland pub. cc., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vico; Dy OS:
1294
NOTICES OF USER
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1910
MY SWEETHEART’S FAVORITE WALTZ, [54
© Sept. 3, 1910; E 237785 ; Charles
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Sept. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 66.
ONLY A MAN; from Jumping Jupiter.
[55
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 2387380; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 13, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 66.
PLAY THAT BARBER SHOP CHORD. [56
© May 14, 1910; BH 232458; J.
Fred Helf company, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
¥. 4. Dp: GS.
QUAKER TALK; FROM THE GIRL OF MY
DREAMS. [57
© Aug. 24, 1910; E 287876; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
¥. 45 p: 66.
SAUCE FOR THE GANDER IS SAUCE FOR
THE GOOSE; from, The girl of my
dreams. [58
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 238317; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d Sept. 13, 1910; recorded,
Ve 15 p..66.
SENTIMENTAL MOON. [59
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239660; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded,
v2, p: 69.
SOMETIME IN SPRINGTIME. [60
© Dec. 7, 1909; E 219904; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
Ved, 2 GS.
TAKE ME WHERE I CAN SHOUT. [61
© June 27, 1910; E 236058; Mu-
sic house of Laemmle, New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Sept. 26, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 69.
TELL ME ONCE AGAIN YOU LOVE ME. [62
© Sept. 15, 1910; HE 240028;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 19, 1910; recorded,
Van p: Gl.
THAT LOVIN’ LAZY RAG. [63
© June 27, 1910; E 235052;
Maurice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 16, 1910; recorded,
We Ds Ot.
73
THAT’S THE FELLOW I WANT TO GET.
[64
© Sept. 6, 1910; E 237827; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 27, 1910; recorded,
Vo Le pe OS:
THAT SWEET ITALIAN SONG. [65
© Aug. 18, 1910; E 237277; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
Ve Ds (GG:
HAT TANTALIZING NOD. [66
© Sept. 2, 1910; H 238921; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 66.
TOTALLY (A) DIFFERENT RAG. [67
© July 16, 1910; E 236573; J. H.
Aufderheide, Indianapolis, Ind. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 19, 1910; recorded,
Vo pom
TULIP’S DREAM. [68
© Oct. 23, 1909; H 217570; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 66.
WAIT TILL WE GATHER IN THE GOLDEN
CORN. [69
© Sept. 15, 1910; E 240026;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Sept. 19, 1910; recorded,
Vil per.
WANDALOLA; Indian intermezzo two-
step. [70
© July 2, 1910; EH 236158; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
Ah dus a Oh, Motors
WE ARE ONLY POOR WEAK MORTALS
AFTER ALL; from Bright Hyes. rel
© Nov. 15, 1909; D 18327; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 66.
WEDDING BELLS. [72
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239659; Chas.
K Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
WHEN A BOY FROM OLD NEW HAMP-
SHIRE LOVES A GIRL FROM ‘TENNESSEE.
[73
© Aug. 18, 1910; BH 287184; J.
Fred Helf company, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vedic We OS.
1295
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
74
WHEN THEY GATHER THE SHEAVES.
[74
© Jan. 8, 1910; E 224192; J. Fred
Helf company, New York, WN. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1910; recorded,
V5 sp. 268".
WitcHres (THE) DANCE. [75 .
© ‘June 27, 1910; ‘E “235125; -M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Sept. 18, 1910; recorded,
Veo: 66:
YOU’RE JUST THE GIRLIE THAT I ADORE.
[76
© Sept. 6, 1910; E 2389738;
Maurice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Sept. 19, 1910; recorded.
Viel Ol.
Dt ties vo
‘YOUR MOTHER’S ‘AWFULLY WORRIED
WONT YOU PLEASE COME HOME? [77
© Sept. 6, 1910; BH 237826; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 27, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 68,
ZINGA (THE) ZULA MAN. [78
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239661; Chas.
K, Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Sept. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
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NEW SERIES, VOLUME 5
Nos. 44-47
NOVEMBER, 1910
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tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,”’
‘(12 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. ¢g., ‘‘Waltz,”’ “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
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understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
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Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
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A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
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licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
’A BELLA GIOVENTU; versi di R. Ferarro-
Correra, musica di Emanuele Nutile.
[22441
© Sept. 35, 1910; 2 c.:Sept. 27,
1910; E 239822; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
A LA DANSE; gavotte par Alfonso Cipol-
lone, pour piano. [22442
ioe sepe 10; 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; HE 239611; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig,
Germany.
A LA GAVoTTE; by G. Karganoff, op.
11, rev. and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert; piano solo. [22443
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240977; Carl Fischer, New York,
hee.
A TRATTURIA D’ ’E NNAMMURATE; Versi
e musica di Giuseppe Giannelli.
[22444
(septs, 1910; 2 ¢c. Sept. 27,
1910> H 239831; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
ABENDLIED; von Bernhard Dessau, op.
47, fur violine mit begleitung des
pianoforte. [22445
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1910;
EK 237953; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
ABENDRUHE. See Taubmann (Otto).
ABENDSTIMMUNG; ged. von Heinrich
Wagener, musik von Max Thiede,
op. 125, fiir minnerchor. Partitur.
4to. [22446
© July 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1910;
EK 240009; Johannes Forster, Lock-
witz, Germany.
ABIDE WITH ME; brilliant variations
by M. W. Butler; piano. [22447
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241307; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
Agoo TABAH. See Boosey & Co.’S new
supplemental journal for military
bands, no. 78.
ABSCHIED UND HEIMKEHR (The depart-
ing guests); von Ferdinand Meyer,
op. 27, no. 6; piano. (Zum weih-
nachtsfest, no. 6.) [22448
@: Sept) 21, 1910> 2°e) Sept. 20
1910; E 239528; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ACCOMPANIED UNISON
H. L. Heartz. Pt. 2. Rhythmic scale
practice. Pt. 1. Uniting the voices
and scale practice. 4to. (Stanhope
ed., nos. 146, 145.) [ 22449, 22450
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 5,
1910; E 240644, 240645; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Part. - 3;
SOLFEGGI; by
simple chromatic
studies. [22451
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240688; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
ACH, HERZIG’S HERZ; ged. aus dem
XV. Jahrhundert, musik von August
Oehl, op. 21, no. 2, fiir minnerchor,
Partitur. 4to (Drei lieder, no. 2.)
[22452
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH) 242225; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany. ;
ACH, WAS SOLL ICH SUNDER MACHEN}
ged. von Joh. Flitner, musik von Max
Gulbins, op. 62, fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur. 4to. (Vier gesiinge, no. 1.)
[22458
© Sept: 1, 1910: 2 c. Oct: 17; 1910;
EH 242239; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS;
words by W. Carter, music by E.
Trautman. [22454
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1910; E 240000; Carter & Trautman,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
ADDO CE METTE ’O MUSSO MARGARITA }
versi di Giovanni Capurro, musica
di Evemero Nardella. [22455
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; BE 239815; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
1297
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22456
pt. Hi, tS.
ADESTE FIDELES; four-part chorus with
solo quartet, music arr. by Novello,
ed. and rev. by Nicola A. Montani.
(Octavo edition liturgical Catholic
church music, no. 5469.) [22456
©Oct. 6191022 e. Oct..i, 2 olor
E 240753; G. Schirmer, New York,
N. Y.
ADIEU, BELOVED, ADIEU; lyric by Chas.
E. Baer, music by Johann Schmid.
[22457
© Sept.’ 18, 1910= 2°c Sept> 15,
1910; E 240622; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
ADIEUX DES OISEAUX AU PRINTEMPS;
par Joachim Cassad6, pour piano
seul. [22458
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c Sept. 27,
1910; EH 240386; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid, Spain.
ADLER, DER DU FLIEGST UBER MEERE;
sizilianische volkspoesie verdeutscht
von FE. Gregorovius, musik von Hans
Hermann. (Sizilianen, no. 5.)
[22459
@ Aue: 926; 1910: 2 cy. Sept. 30,
1910; H 240541; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a/Main, Germany.
ADORATION, D-DUR; von Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, op. 26 B, no. 4, fiir harmonium
und klavier. [22460
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 240270; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
AERO GIRL; from The motor girl, lyrics
by Charles J. Campbell and Ralph
M. Skinner, music by Julian Ed-
wards. [22461
©) Sept. 24, .1910-.2) ce Sept. 26;
1910; EH 2396938; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
AERONAUT’S DREAM; waltz, by Maude
Wilson; piano. [| 22462
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1910; EB 238820:
Mrs. Maude Wilson, Stockton, Kans.
AEROPLANE (THE); march by Edmund
Braham, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau:
band. 4to. (American star journal.
no. 1854.) [22468
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910:
EH 240963; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.«¥:
AEROPLANETENLIED; aus der operette
Lolotte, text von Alfred Schik von
Markenau und Bruno Granichstaed-
ten, musik von Bruno Granichstaed-
ten. [22464
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2c. Sept. 30, 1910;
.E 240505; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
AFFINITY RAG; by Irene Cozad; piano.
[22465
© Sept. 19, 191027 2ae seen,
1910; E 2389502; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
AFTER MANY YEARS; words and music
by C. S. Bates. [22466
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1910; EH 240903;
Chas. S. Bates, St. Louis, Mo.
AGITATO; di G. De Sena, op. 104, per
pianoforte. (Pezzi lirici, no. 6.)
[22467
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2c. Sept. 29, 1910;
E 239974; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan, —
Italy.
AH, MIREILLE; paroles de René Pour-
riére, musique de Félicien Vargues.
[22468
© Sept. 17, 1910: 2°@ Senn 19,
1910; E 239471; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
AW PAST ENDURANCE (Nein linger
trag’) recit.; Through the forest
(Durch die wilder) aria; from Der
Freischtitz; English version by N.
Carlton Hill, musie by ©. M. v.
Weber, ed. by Edgardo Lévi; tenor.
(Standard operatic songs and arias,
no. 48.) [22469
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241076; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
AHN-CaARSE (A. VON) Mélodie en ré;
violon et piano. [22470
© Aug. 24,1910; 2c. Sept. 21, 1910;
E 239577; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
Aipa. See Verdi (G.)
AIN’T NO USE A CRYIN’ FO’ DE MOON;
words by Florence Belle Anderson,
music by Alex S. Gibson. [22471
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 7%e> Oere ts.
1910; E 241418; Mrs. Oscar Ander-
son, Norwalk, Conn.
AIR; by W. E. Haesche; violin and
piano. [22472
Oct. 18, 1910; 2° Gl@crnats:
1910; HL 241481: @ BB. Aaems
Francis, Day & Hunter, London,
England.
AIR DEBALLET. See Chaminade (Cécile-
Louis S.)
ALASKA; ballade von Fritz Erdner,
musik von Heinrich Zodllner, op. 105;
minnerchor a capella. 4to. [224738
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 21,
1910; E 239526; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
1298
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., i910
ALBERT (Eugen D’) Improvisator
(Der); ouverture zu der oper, arr.
yon Emil Kronke ftir 2 klaviere zu
4 hinden. [22474
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 19,
1910; HK 239418; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
ALBUM LEAF; by E. L. Ashford; or-
gan. obl. S8vo. [22475
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239266; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
ALBUM OF SIX PIECES FOR VIOLIN AND
PIANO; by Granville Gibson. [22476
© Ane 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240215; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
ALBUMBLATT; von W. Lehmann, fir
violine oder violoncell und klavier.
[22477
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910: EK 240531; Willy Lehmann,
London, England.
ALL GLORY BE TO GoD ON HicH; words
by Nahum Tate, music by Bruno
Huhn; mixed voices. (Octavo se-
ries, no. 955.) [22478
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1910;
E 240499; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ALL HAIL TO THE NAME; words by J.
Wilbur Chapman, music by C. H.
Marsh. [22479
OO. -15°1910; 2 -c.. Sept.; 21,
1910; E 229491; Chas. H. Marsh,
Ocean Grove, N. J.
ALL IN A GARDEN FAIR; music by
Michael Watson, ed. and arr. by
Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heariz; mixed voices in unison. 4to.
(The Stanhope edition, no. 141.)
[22480
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240640; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
ALL MY HEART THIS NIGHT REJOICES;
words by Paul Gerhardt, music by
Mrs. Carrie B. Adams; men’s chorus.
[22481
Gwocrs, 1910. 2 e: Oct. 17, 1910:
] 242144; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Obio.
ALL OVER TOWN; words by Al Trahern,
music by Perey Wenrich. [22482
@VOet. 151910» 2 e- Oct. 1,'1910-
EH 241016; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York, N. Y.
22491
ALL THE NIGHT BRIGHT ANGELS SING;
processional carol for Christmas,
words by William Austin, music by
Charles Fonteyn Manney; mixed
voices. 4to. [22483
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240295; ‘Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT; Welsh mel-
ody, ‘arr: by J. S. Wearis: 8" vo:
(Sacred music for ladies’ voices,
with acc. for organ or piano, 4
parts. ) [22484
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240762; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ALLELUIA DES OISEAUX (Birdlings’
morning song) ; by Georges Micheuz,
op. 156, ed. and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. [22485
@sepi.222,, 1910. 2 Ve: Oct 2:
1910; E 240972; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
ALMA; in Alma where do you live,
lyrics by Geo. V. Hobart, music by
Jean Briquet. [22486
©: Sept. 16,1910; 2 cs Sept. 21
1910; E 239540; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
ALMA MATER; words and music by A.
A. Springmeyer. [22487
© 4 e¢. Oct. 15, 1910; EB 241391;
Albert A. Springmeyer, New York,
ING
ALONE; words from the Spanish, music
by Wintter Watts; high in E minor.
[22488
©VOct 4451910; 2 c. Octi a5,
1910; E 241899; G. Schirmer, New
Norley Noy:
ALONE WITH JESUS; words by M. J.
Simms, music by Susie Jeter Davis.
Los Angeles, Southern California
music co. [22489
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240658; Mary J. Simms, Pasadena,
Cal.
ALPINE BELLS; fantasie on a Styrian
melody, by A. E. Harris; violin and
* piano. [22490
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240178; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
ALWAYS SINGING OF HIS LOVE; words
by James Rowe, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [22491
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
Hi 242051; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
1299
_- FF Ee, a ne vitae |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22492
pt. I, nD. s., v.5
Am Ruetrn; ged. von F. Rohrer, musik
von Heinrich Appunn, op. 5, fiir vier-
stimmigen minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [22492
©) Sept. 14.1910: ie, sOciawwe
1910; E 242245; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany. -
AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL; quartette
and chorus, words by Katharine Lee
Bates, music by J. S. Fearis; mixed
voices. [22493
© Aug: 24, 1910; 2°c. Aug, 26;
1910; E 238830; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
AMERICA THE GREAT; words by Wm. ©.
Robinson, music by Wm. J. Robin-
son; four voices. [22494
© Sept. 28, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239669; Wm. J. Robinson,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AMERICAN BELLS; march two step, by
Ammon H. Cramer; piano. [22495
© Sept, 22) 1910: 2 e¢ Septy 23;
1910; E 289619; A. EK. Cramer music
co., Frederick, Md.
AMERICAN MEDLEY MARCH; by S. Seiler;
piano, no. 2. [22496
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
EH 238844; S. Seiler, Los Angeles,
Cal.
AMMORE (L’) CA DICH’I’; versi di Re-
biondo (G. F. Buongiovanni), musica
di Evemero Nardella. [ 22497
© Sept:: 15,7 1910)" 2 @:.. Sept. 27;
1910; E 289816; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
AMMORE (LI’)
more a ttre.
A TTRE. See LI’ am-
AMMORE TRADITORE; versi di Rebiondo,
musica di G. F. Buongiovanni.
[22498
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c«. Sept. 27,
1910; E 239841; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
AMo (EL) DE LA CALLE; sainete lirico
en un acto, letra de los Sres. G. Ar-
niches y Lopez Silva, musica de los
mtros. R. Calleja y Garcia Alvarez.
La partitura completa. [22499
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; D 18720; Casa Dotesio, Ma-
drid, Spain.
Amor (Love); waltz by Emilio Mur-
illo; piano. [22500
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1910; E 237985; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1300
AMORETTE; valse by W. Howard Boyne;
piano. [22501
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1910;
H 241432; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London, England.
AMOUR (L’) ET LA ROSE; paroles de C.
Soubise; musique de Edmond Missa;
mezzo (facile). (Choix des plus
jollies melodies, no. 5.) [22502
© Oct. 1, 1910552 7c. Oe 1910-
E 241063; Joubert, Paris, France.
AN DEN GESANG; hymnus yon Leon-
hard Steiner, musik von Emil Weid-
enhagen, op. 31, ftir minnerchor und —
orchester. Orchester partitur und
Stimmen, chorstimmen, und klavier-
auszug mit text. [22503
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
KE) 2407387; Steingraiber verlag, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AN EINEN BOTEN; ged. aus Des knaben
Wunderhorn, musik von Joseph Haas,
op. 26, fiir vierstimmigen méanner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. (Drei heitere
lieder a105 22)— [22504
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
HE 242230; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
AN SEINE SPRODE; ged. von Goethe,
musik von Arnold Mendelssohn.
(Sechs gedichte, no. 2.) [22505
© Sept: 6, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 30,
1910; H 240521; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
ANBETUNG; text und musik von Adolph
P. Boehm, op. 24, fiir eine hohe sing-
stimme und klavier. [22506
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240546; Otto Junne, Leip-
zig, Germany.
ANCIENT BALLAD. See Grieg (HH. H.)
AND SUDDENLY THERE WAS WITH THE
ANGEL; words from Luke 2, music by
Mrs. Carrie B. Adams. [22507
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 & Ocha 1910;
E 242140; Lorenz pub. eo., Dayton,
Ohio.
AND THERE WERE SHEPHERDS; Christ-
mas anthem from the cantata, The
Star of Bethlehem, music by F. Flax--
ington Harker; mixed voices with
sop. and ten. soli. (Oct. choruses,
no. 5512.) ‘ [22508
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,5 ]
1910; E 239804; G. Schirmer, New jf
York Nees .
—— words from Luke 2, music by Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams. [22509
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242139; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
22527
AND WE WALKED, WALKED, WALKED;
words by Arthur Longbrake, music
by Ed. Edwards. [22510
mies... 18, 19103 2 ce. Oct. 18,
1910; E 241478; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
ANDANTE CANTABILE; by August NoOlck,
ep. 175; violin and piano. (5 short
pieces, no, 4.) [22511
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 241231; Augener Itd., London,
England.
ANDANTINO. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
ANGELIC (THE) CHOIR; a Christmas
cantata, text arr. and music com-
posed by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams.
Vocal score. 4to. [22512
(eye 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct..17, 1910;
E 242135; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ANGELS (THE) SANG IN THE SILENT
NIGHT; Christmas song, words by
H. W. Longfellow, music by G. Em-
erson. [22513
© Oct. 14,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
EK 241372; Leo Feist, New York,
ae
ANGELS’ (THE) SONG; words by George
O. Webster, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. [22514
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389908; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
—— words by Lizzie DeArmond, music
by Chas. H. Gabriel. [22515
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240931; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Til.
ANNEAU (L’) D’IzEL; conte lyrique en
un acte et deux tableaux, poéme de
Maxime Simonnot et Gaston Paulin,
musique de Gaston Paulin, op. 380.
[22516
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 1, 1910;
EK 241061; L. Grus et cie., Paris,
France.
ANNIE LAvURIE; arr. by Sidney Stein-
heimer; pf. (Old favorites, no. 8601.)
P2257,
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241084; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ANOTHER HOUR WITH JESUS; words by
James Rowe, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. — [22518
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242110; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ANTHEMS OF WORSHIP; a collection of
two and four part anthems or cho-
ruses for the voices of women, ed.
by J. S. Fearis. 4to. [22519
© Sept. 30,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240879; Geo. EF. Rosche, Chicago,
Ill.
ANTLERS (THE); march and two step,
by Gus Ditson; piano. [22520
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1910;
E 240456; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
ANY PLACE IS HEAVEN WHEN YOU’RE
WITH THE GIRL YOU LOVE; words and
music by Anita Owen. [2252
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241179; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
APRIL; words by William Watson, mu-
sic by Roger Quilter, op. 14, no. 2.
[22522
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 240767; Boosey & co., London,
England.
APRIL (AN) MORNING; by George H.
Foley ; pf. [22523 -
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
EH 241152; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
ARDE CHINITA; danse du Brésil, par
Juan Martorell, op. 55, orchestrée
par L. Gallini, avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [22524
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240384; Casa Dotésio,
Madrid, Spain.
ARE YOU THE GENTLEMAN; from The
girl and the drummer, lyric by Felix
FE, Feist, musie by Joel P. Corin.
[22525
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240494; Leo Feist, New
Mork Na Ye
ARENSKY (—) Etude in F sharp, op.
36; piano. (Chappell edition of
popular pianoforte works, no. 20.)
[22526
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
EH 238977; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ARIE; words and music by Ammon E.
Cramer. [22527
©: Sept. 22, 1910; 2c. Sept. 23,
1910; HE 239616; A. BE. Cramer music
co., Frederick, Md.
1301
22528
ARIETTA; par August Nolck, op. 174,
pour violon et piano. London,
Gerard & co. (Six petites piéces,
no. 1.) [22528
© Auv. 24, 19105 2 © “Oet: 12,
1910; E 240906; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
Arioso; von Bernhard Dessau, op. 45,
fiir violine mit klavierbegleitung.
[22529
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 ¢c. Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240542; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
ARLEQUIN; par Alfred Kaiser, pour
piano. (Arlequinade, no. 1.) [22530
©. Aus, 29, 19902 "2: c-/Sepk. 21,
1910; E 2389563; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
ARLEQUIN S’AMUSE; morceau de genre,
par M. Carman, op. 531, pour piano.
[22531
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242291; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
ARME (DAS) VOGLEIN; ged. von H. v.
Gilm, musik von Max Reger. (5
lieder, no. 2.) [22532
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; EH 289592; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
AS DOVES TO THEIR WINDOWS;
and music by Geo. A. Royer.
[225383
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241293; Lutheran pub. society,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ASCENSIONE NELL’ AURA PRIMAVERILE
(The ascent); di A. Leonardi, per
pianoforte. (Una gita in dirigibile,
no. 1.) [2.25384
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240506; Carisch & Junichen,
Milan, Italy.
words
ASHFORD (E. L.) Prelude in D; or-
gan. obl. Svo. [22535
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289268; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
ASTRONOM (DER) WIEDERWILLEN ; ODER,
DAS VERFEHLTE STANDCHEN ; musika-
lischer schwank in einem akte, text
und musik von Josef Piber, op. 83;
fiir ma&nnerchor und sprechrollen.
Klavierauszug und chorstimmen.
[22536
@ Sept. 14 1910- 2 cc Get. 17,
1910; D 18735; Otto naa Leip-
zig, Germany.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, 0. 8., v.5
AT THE CARNIVAL; two-step, by C. E.
La Paugh; piano. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [22037
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240389; C. H. La Paugh,
Ravena, N. Y.
AT THE circus; by Mary Spencer Con-
rade; piano. [22538
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910:
E 241428; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
AT THE FRONT; words and music by
Ira B. Wilson. [22589 |
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242088; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
AUF DER HUHNERLEITER; aus Hurra—
wir leben noch, revue von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollaen-
der, fiir gesang und klavier. [22540
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240607; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
AUF (DER) SEIN A NACHT; words and
music by Solomon Small. p 22541
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; BH 240260-
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
AUF ZUM WEIHNACHTSBAUM MARSCH
(March to the Christmas tree) ; by
Ferdinand Meyer, op. 27, no. 3; pi-
ano. (Zum Weihnachtsfest, no. 3.)
[22542
© Sept. 21, 1910= 2c Senn 2s
1910; E 239520; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AURORE; valse chantée, paroles et mu-
sique par Pierre Nuidal, pour chant
et piano. [22543
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 Yepa@ek hia
1910; E 242288; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
—— —— pour piano. [22544
© Oct. 18, 1910: 2 eeageeean
1910; E 242287; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
orchestrée par G. Allier,
avee piano-conducteur. 4to. [22545
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2° @ er ae
1910; E 242286; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
AUS WEITEN FERNEN KEHRT ICH WIE-
DER; ged. von Franz Miading, musik
von Hermann Sonnet, op. 134, fur
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [22546
©) Sept. 7, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 47, 3m0;
E 242223; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
1302
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910
22565
AUSTRIAN DEFILE MARCH (Bruckerla-
ger marsch); by J. N. Kral, arr. by
G. H. Reeves; band. 4to. (Ameri-
ean star journal, no. 1856.) [22547
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c@ Oct. 12,
1910; E 240965; Carl Fischer, New
Work N.Y.
AUTUMN EVENING; words by Arthur
Maquarie, music by Roger Quilter,
ep. 14, no. 1. [22548
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240768; Boosey & co., London,
England.
AUTUMN PRAISE; words by Jane M.
Campbell, music by C. J. Bassett;
Sop. and alto. S8vo. [22549
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240416; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
AvE MARiA; anthem, music by M. E.
White; violin obligato. obl. 4to.
[22550
Sie, Oct. 8, 1910: BH 241208:
Marie A. White, Chicago, I[11.
duo pour deux soprani, par Ga-
briel Fauré, op. 93, transcrit avec
ace. de violon, violoncelle, harpe et
orgue, par Henri Busser. [22551
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1910;
EK 239742; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
—motett, words ed. by James A.
Reilly, music by Franz Abt, op. 4388,
mixed voices, with organ. 4to.
[22552
© Sept 9, 1910; 2 e-Sept. 24,
1910; E 240869; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston, Mass.
AVE VERUM CoRPUS; an Italian chorale,
arr. by Max Engel, rev. and full
text added by Nicola A. Montani;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition litur-
gical Catholic church music, no.
5473.) [22555
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240488; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
AviAToR (THE); words and music by
A. I. De Korte. [22554
Ootee Oct. 3, 1910; 240562;
Albert I. De Korte, Arlington, R. I.
AWAKE, AWAKE, PUT ON THY STRENGTH ;
from the Christmas cantata The Star
of Bethlehem, music by F. Flaxing-
ton Harker; chorus of mixed voices
organ ace. (Octavo church music,
with mezzo-soprano or alto solo and
no. 5511.) [22555
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2) ¢. Sept; 27,
1910; E 240349; G. Schirmer, New
Work, N. Y.
AWAKE, DEAR LOVE; Venetian serenade,
words by W. Edwardes Sprang, music
by Arthur Briscoe. No. 1 in C. No.
2) in Halas. INey 3 iin:
[22556-22558
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 14,
1910; E 241433-241485; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
AWAKE, THE STARRY MIDNIGHT HOUR
HANGS CHARM’D; Serenade, words by
Adelaide Procter, music by Alf. King.
4to. [22559
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
He 241501; W.& J. Chester, Brighton,
England.
BACH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Let songs
of rejoicing be raised (Man singet
mit freuden); a cantata, Hnglish
version by Paul England, ed. by
John Pointer, for soli, chorus and >
orchestra. Vocal score. 4to. [22560
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240863; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
BAD BALLADS FOR BADISH BABES; Song
eyclette, words by Perey French,
music by Houston Collison. [22561
© JSuly, 30, 1910;..2. es Aug.) 26,
1910; EH 238847; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
BADEN-POWELL BRITISH SCOUTS }
march, words and music by Jeanne
De La Houssaye; piano with text.
[22562
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
K 240900; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
BADINAGE; by H. Reinhold; pf. (The
young American artist, no. 8502.)
[22563
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c& Oct. 4,.1910;
E 241097: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BacpaD; by W. H. Haesche; violin
and piano. [22564
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241480; T. B. Harms & Francis.
Day & Hunter, London, England.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Gipsy
chorus; from Bohemian girl, words
by Alfred Bunn. New ed. 4to.
(Chappell’s vocal library of part
songs, no. 14.) [22565
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
BH 238976; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
1303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22566
pt. 11, n. s., v. 5
BALFE (MicHAEL WILLIAM )—Cont'd.
Heart (The) bow’d down; from
The Bohemian girl, arr. by Alfred
Roth; orchestra with cornet or trom-
bone solo. [22566
@> Aust 23" 19108 2 elsSept. 20,
1910; H 240193; Carl Fischer, New
York; NILY.
Batt (THE) ROOM IS CROWDED; words
and music by F. Winters. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [22567
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c.-Oct. 8,-1910;
E 241249; Fred Winters, Brant,
INS YS:
BANTANGAS ADIOS; bolero, by J. O.
Brockenshire. 4to. (Universal band
jour’l., no. 1258.) [22568
© Ane, 2 Ad10 Ze. Septs: 20,
1910; E 240172; Carl Fischer, New
Vork, Ns -Y,
BARCAROLE; by Gustav Ehrlich; piano.
[22569
@eSenim 12. 1910-22 ic. Sept. 13:
1910; E 237987; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
— by Julius K. Johnson, op. 6, no. 3;
piano. [22570
© Sept. 1791910: 2: ¢..Sept 19;
1910; E 239383; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Il.
BARCAROLLE. See Offenbach (J.)
BARCAROLLE. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
BARCAROLE WALTZ. See Offenbach (J.)
BARCONE ’NCHIUSO; Serenatella amara,
versi di G. Capaldo, musica di V.
Fassone. ieee
© Sept. 6, 1910; e. Sept. 19,
1910; EK 239414; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
9
=
Barp (THE) ; a Pindaric ode by Thomas
Gray, set to music by D. Thomas, for
baritone solo, chorus and piano ace.
Vocal score. 4to. P2202
©y Sept. 15, 19105 2c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239758; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York, N. Y.
BAREFOOT DAYS; words by Robert
Young, music by Mabel V. Mulrey.
[22573
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; E 240374;
Robert P. Young, Winthrop Beach,
Mass.
BARNES (EDWARD SHIPPEN) Caprice;
op. 2, no. 1; piano. [2257
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239280; G. Schirmer, New
York; Ne ¥.
1304
BaRgNES (EDWARD SHIPPEN)—Cont’d.
Scherzo in C minor, op. 3; organ.
[22575
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240087; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
BARNSTORMER (THE); mareh by Nick
Brown, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; band.
4to. (Twentieth century journal, no.
1414.)
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240217; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BARRY FROM BALLYMORE; Selection by
Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R. Ball;
piano. [22577
© Sept. 12, 1910-2 %ersenee is:
1910; EH 237993; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
——selections from the play by
Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R. Ball,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; orch. with
piano acc. [22578
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 @ @ete4 1916:
22576 |
EH 2411386; M. Witmark & sons, New |
LOrlks Nak:
BATTLE (THE) COMMANDER; march, Dy
R. J. Hernandez; full band. 4to.
(American star jour’l, no. 1334.)
[22579
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240170; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks. (Nave
BAUERNREGEL; ged. von. Uhiand, musik
von Max Reger, op. 8, fiir eine hohe
stimme. (5 lieder, no. 5.) [22580
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 21,
1910; E 289590; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
BRAUSTEINE FUR DIE REIFERE JUGEND
(Stepping stones for adolescents) ;
zehn klavierstiicke zum studium und
vortrag, von Karl Bleyle, op. 12.
[22581
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1910;
_ ee
Kk 237971; Breitkopf & Hartel, New §
Y Ori. Nise:
BAVARDAGE; par F. Grimaldi, op. 130,
pour piano. (Deux morceaux de
salon, no. 2.)
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240316; G. Schirmer, New
SWOrnka UNG ote
BE HAPPY;
mond, music by J. H. Thomas.
[22583 |
words by Lizzie DeAr- |
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
Tl.
E 240920; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
[22582 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noyv., 1910
22603
BE KIND; words by W. C. Martin,
musie by M. L. McPhail. [22584
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242104; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
BEATTY (Earte FE.) Nocturne, pf.
[22585
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 20,
1910; E 240136; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York, N. Y.
BEAUTEOUS NIGHT, O NIGHT OF LOVE.
See Offenbach (J.)
BEAUTEOUS (THE) VIOLET; words and
music by J. Haager; high voice.
[22586
© Aue. 23° 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240195; Julius Haager, New
York. N. Y.
BEAUTIFUL BELLS OF JOY; words by
James Rowe, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [ 22587
© Sept. 15, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; EH 2389885; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
BEAUTIFUL BIBLE; words by James
Rowe, music by Wm. F. Archer.
[22588
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 242072; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWER; reverie, by Carl
Bonner; piano. Boston, Evans music
co. [22589
© Aug. 24,1910; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1910;.
EH 238827; W. A.
Mass:
BEAUTIFUL (THE) NOW; words and
musie by M. Clifford. [22590
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240619; Margaret Clifford, Doug:
las, Ariz.
BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS OF LOVE; by
Jerome Heller; piano. [22591
© Sept. 17 1910- 2c. Sept. 17,
1910; EH 239425; Church, Paxson &
co., New York, N. Y.
BEBE QUI DANSE; par F. Grimaldi, op.
130, pour piano. (Deux morceaux
de salon, no. 1.) [22592
© Sept, 23; 1910: 2 © Sept. 24,
1910; EH 240315; G. Schirmer, New
Work; N:‘Y.
BrE (THE) AND JAM-POT; glee for three
equal voices, words and music by
Alfred Oake. 4to. (Popular trios
for ladies’ voices, no. 45.) [22593
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
Evans, Boston,
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Coriolan;
overture, ed. by V. F. Safranek.
(Gilmore band library, no. 147.)
[22594
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 20,
1910; E 240180; Carl Fischer, New
York, Neo.
Minuet in G; ed. and fingered by
John D. Hazen; piano. [22595
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241188; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING YS
BEFORE LOVE DIED; words by Robert
Mortimer, music by Leopold Ashton.
[22596
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239560; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
BEHOLD, GOD 1S MY SALVATION; anthem,
words from Isaiah XII, music by
G. Waring Stebbins; mixed voices.
4to. (Anthems, no. 12048.) [22597
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 24,
1910; EH 240803; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
BEHOLD THE DAWN; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Joseph H.
Adams. No. 1 in A. London, No-
vello & co., Itd. [22598
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 2389700; J. H. Adams, Sut-
ton, Coldfield, England.
No. 3 in D. [22599
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 29,
1910; EK 240487; J. H. Adams, Sut-
ton, Coldfield, England.
BEHOLD THE LAMB OF GoD; words and
musie by R. L. Fletcher. 8vo. [22600
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240404; Robert L. Fletcher,
Alleghany, Pa.
BEI KIRCHLICHEN HANDLUNGEN; stim-
inungsbilder ftir die orgel, zum ge-
brauch bei Gottesdiensten oder zum
conzertvortrag, componirt von Otto
Malling, op. 88. obl. 4to. [ [22601
© Auer 12.1910: 2 a, Sept. 10:
1910; E 237960; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
BELLA (LA) HERMOSA; canto spagnu-
olo, versi e musica di Francesco
Cangiullo. [22602
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239411; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
BELLAS ZACATECANAS; vals por Cande-
lario Rivas, para piano. México,
Enrique Munguia. [226038
Auge 25,;1910 2) a Sept. 20,
E 241335; Joseph Williams, Itd., 1910; E 239952; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
London, England, New York, N. Y.
1305
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22604
BELLE (LA) DANSEUSE; valse by H.
Engelmann; piano. [22604
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; EH 2389292; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BELLS (THE); words by Florence
Perugini Campbell, music by H. A.
J. Campbell; female voices. 4to.
(Trios and quartets, no.10.) [22605
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 241336; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London, England.
words and
(In West-
BELLS’ (THE) MESSAGE;
music by G. W. Wilmot.
minster primary quarterly, v. 10,
no. 4.) [22606
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1910;
E 240345; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
BELLS (THE) OF ELFARNIE (Die glocken
von Elfarnie) ; a cantata, words by
Arthur J. Godden, German transla-
tion by Gottlieb Federlein, music by
Hugh Blair, op. 15, no. 2; female
voices. Ato. [22607
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238971; J. Fischer & bro., New
work, N.-Y.
BELLS OF JOY; a Christmas service,
text by Ida Reed Smith and others,
music by Ira B. Wilson. S8yvo. (Fes-
tal days, no. 128.) [22608
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389888; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
BENEATH THE OLD ELM TREE; words
and music by H. J. Portwood.
[22609
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241417; Harold J. Portwood,
Akron, Ohio.
BENEDICITE, OMNIA OPERA; Set to music
by H. Moreton, in the key of E flat.
London, Novello and co., ltd. 4to.
[22610
© Sept. 28, 1910; e. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240486; H. Moreton, Ply-
mouth, England.
9
BENZINE RAG; by Edward A. Denish;
piano. [22611
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1910;
E 241273; Harrison music pub. co.,
Providence, R. I.
BERCEUSE; by [Ludwig] Schytte, op.
26, no. 7; piano. [22612
© Sept. 19, 1910; ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240210; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Oy
a
1306
BrerceuseE—Continued.
pt. 1, n.s., v.5 |
comique, par Louis Ganne, transcrip- |
tion par Ch. Steiger, pour violon et
piano. 1133876.
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240894; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
par Alexander Iljinsky, arr. by
Otto Langey; orchestra. 4to. (Gal-
axy of orchestra music, no. 25.)
[22614
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29, |
1910; E 240428; G. Schirmer, New
York, .N.. AS
par Emile Dunkler, op. 14, revue
et doigtée par L. Lebell, pour violon-
celle et piano. [22615
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
de Hans, le joueur de fitite, opéra |
[22618 |
E 240786; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
par Georges Falkenberg, pour
piano. [22616 |
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242297; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
per pianoforte.
(Lullaby) ; di Giacomo Setaccioli, |
[22617 |
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30, |
1910; E 240515; Carisch & Jainichen, |
Milan, Italy.
BERGER (WILHELM) Sechs klavier-
stiicke fiirs haus, op. 105. Heft 1 |
und 2. [22618 |
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240532; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
BESIDE THE CROSS; words by Thomas
F, Fallon, music by André Benoist.
[22619
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241452; M. Witmark & sons, New
York (Wee
BEST DAY IS PAY DAY; words by P. I.
Dudley, music by H. H. Brandherm.
[22620
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1910; E 241379;
Phebe I. Dudley and Hallie Hazel
Brandherm, Rankin, Ill.
Best (THE) LOVE OF ALL; written and
composed by Charles Collins and
Leonard Cooke. [22621
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241489; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
BEST OF THE BUNCH; grand selection
by Warwick Williams; piano. [22622
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 241268; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
Best (THE) PLACE OF ALL; words by
Claude L. Barker, music by Roy L.
Burich. [22623
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239678; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BETHLEHEM: quartet or chorus, words
by Aurelius Clemens Prudentius,
music by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams.
[22624
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242141; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
BETRUBTE (DER) LANDSKNECHT; ged.
von Emil von Schodnaich-Carolath,
musik von Eugen Lasch, op. 9, fiir
minnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [22625
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242231; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
BIEDERMEIER; von Ed. Poldini, op. 44,
fiir klavier. (Masken, no. 2.)
[22626
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10,
1910; E 2387941; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
Bic CHIEF; the yip yip song, words and
music by G. C. Chapman. [22627
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1910; E 239505;
G. C. Chapman, Chicago, III.
BILLOWS OF THE MIGHTY DEEP; words
and music by A. B. Lenz, arr. by A.
Bernard Raby. [22628
eames 25, 1910: 2 ce. Sept. 16,
1910; EH 240757; Arnold B. Lenz,
New York, N. Y.
Birds (THE) ; two-part song, words by
William Blake, music by Granville
Bantock. 4to. Novello’s school
songs, no. 1085.) [22629
Se Sept. 30,° 1910 2 ce. Oct.-1,
1910; H 239980; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
BITTE; musik von Max Reger, op. 4,
fiir eine mittlere stimme. (6 lieder,
no. 6.) [22630
@ sep. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; EX 239585; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
BiIwak; ged. aus Des knaben wunder-
horn, vertont von Richard Trunk,
op. 30, no. 6, fiir mainnerchor. Par-
titur. 4to. [226381
@ Sept. 10, 1910:-2. ce. Oct. 17,
1910; EK 242238; Gebrtider Hug & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
22640
BLANCHEURS D’AILES; poésie de Albert
Semain, musique de Théodore Du-
bois. Ré bémol maj., ton original.
(Musiques sur l’eau, no. 6d.)
[22632
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910:
E 239738; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
BuaTr (DAS) IM BUCHE; ged. von
Anastassius Grtin, musik von Max
Reger, op. 15, ftir eine mittlere
stimme. (10 lieder, no. 2.) [22633
@©) Aug. 26; 1910 3:2) ¢Sept. 21.
1910; E 239597; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
BLESSING (A) FOR SOMEONE; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Florence Williams Falconer. [22634
@ Oct. 10; 1910-2. Oct. Sur.
1910; Hi 242125; Lorenz pub. co.;
Dayton, Ohio.
BLEYLE (KARL) Konzert in C dur, op.
10; fiir violine und orchester. Par-
Lae 0 Ge [ 22635.
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1910; H 2405038; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
BLtocKx (JAN) Four Flemish dances;
op. 26, arr. by Dan Godfrey; mili-
tary band. (Chappell’s army jour-
nal no. 367.) [22636
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 240780; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
BLOW SOFT WINDS; vocal waltz, words
by Edward Oxenford, music by
Charles Vincent, ed. and arr. by
Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz; sop. 1, 2 and.alto. Ato.
(The Stanhope ed., no. 149.) [22637
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240793; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
BLUE BIRD; Indian song, words and
music by R. Gray. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [22638
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239427; Robert Gray, Bea-
con, Iowa.
BLUE RIBBON RAG; by May Aufder-
heide; piano. [22639
© Octy8; 1910; 2 ¢ Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240667; J. H. Aufderheide, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
BLUMENLIED ; by Lange; piano.
(Chappell ed., no. 16.) [22640
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; If 239554; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
1307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22641
BLUSHING MooN; from The wife
tamers, words and music by Clare
Kummer. [22641
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2c. Oct. 6G. 1910;
EH 241180; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Boat sone; by Minna D. Hill. (Four
piano pieces, no. 1.) [22642
© Oct. 145 1910-425. Oct M5, +910"
E 241342; G. Fred Kranz music co.,
Baltimore, Md.
BoccHERINI (Liuier) Allegretto; bearb.
von Fritz Kreisler, fiir violine und
klavier. [22643
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2-¢. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239721; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Bocxsruss (Saytr); von Ed. Poldini,
op. 44, ftir klavier. (Masken, no. 1.)
[22644
© Aue 2 1910: “2G; Sept. 10)
1910; EH 237940; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
BorEHM (ApDoLPH P.) Drei gedichte
von Gustav Falke; ftir eine hohe
singstimme und klavier, op. 23. Con-
tents. 1. Das mohnfeld. 2. Irrende
seele. 38. Tagesanbruch. [22645
© Aug. 30; 1910: 2 c Sept. 30,
1910; E 240545; Otto Junne, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Zwei kleine stimmungsbilder, op.
22; ged. von R. Schaukal, fiir eine
singstimme und klavier. [22646
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 30,
1910; E 240544; Otto Junne, Leip-
zig, Germany.
BoHEMIAN CRADLE-SONG (Vendulka’s
cradle song); original words by
Elise Krasnohorské, German by
Ludwig Hartmann, English version
by Henry G. Chapman, composed by
Bedfich Smetana, adapted for con-
cert use from the opera Hubicka
by Kurt Schindler. [22647
@1 Oct 3.19102 2es Oct. 4, 1910:
E 241108; G. Schirmer, New York,
NY
Bolte (LA) DE PANDORE; valse célébre
de l’opéra en 8 actes, de H. Litolff,
orchestrée par Gustave Michiels.
Partie de piano-conducteur. 4to.
[22648
© Sept. 17, .1910;-2 ec: Sept. 19,
1910; HE 289445; Joubert, Paris,
France.
Bon (LE) GRAIN; chanson, paroles de
A. Trébitsch et Pourriére, musique
de Félicien Vargues. [22649
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 289466; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
pt. 1, a. Ss) ve5
BONNET (JOSEPH) Douze piéces nou-
velles, op. 7; pour grand-orgue.
[22650
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242278; Emile Leduc, P. Bert-
rand & cie., Paris, France.
BonsorR MAM’ZELL’ ROSE; paroles de
Xam Falst, musique de D. Berni-
aux. [22651
© Sept. 17,, 1910-723 essen. 13
1910; E 239461; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
Boo-Hoo-Hvo0; from Alma where do you
live (Alma wo wohnst du), from the
German of Adolph Phillip, English
version by Geo. V. Hobart, music by
Jean Briquet. [ 22652
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
HE} 241185; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. ¥.
Book (A) OF SHORT VOLUNTARIES; Suit-
able for divine service, by Bruce
Steane; organ. [22653
© Oct. 10,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240829; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
London, England.
300SEY & CO.’S BRASS AND REED BAND
JOURNAL, NO. 503. Contents: Mandy |
on the mash, two-step by T. W.
Thurban;... A restless night, two-
step by Cecil Johnson. 4to. [22654
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240771; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Boosty & Co.’S NEW SUPPLEMENTAL
JOURNAL FOR MILITARY BANDS, No. 78.
Contents: Lilac blossoms; by Percy
Wenrich. Yankee tickle; by Max
Dressler. Scent of the jasmine; by
Frederick Hopkins. Aboo Tabah:
by Sax Rohmer and T. W. Thurban.
Arr. by M. Retford. [22655
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239020; Chas. Sheard & co., Lon-
don, England.
BoRUSSEN ; duett aus Hurra, wir leben
noch, revue von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender, fiir #
gesang und klavier. [22656
© Sept. 17,1910; 2 ce. Oct. 3, 1910; ff
E 240605; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber- #
lin, Germany.
Boston (THE) ; waltz 4 la Spanish, by
Samuel H. Speck; piano. [22657
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289679; Jerome H. Remick |
& co., New York, N. Y.
1308
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
Boston Jac; two-step by Frances
Adams Gillespie; piano. [22658
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240201; Lloyd Rawling,
Cumberland, Md.
Boston (THE) WALTZ; a la Spanish,
by Samuel H. Speck; piano. [22659
iC) Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
BE 241295; J. H. Remick & co., New
Pork, N.Y.
Bouquet (A); two songs in love’s gar-
den, words and music by Nathalie
Brandt. [22660
sept 16, 1910; 2 c.-Sept. 19,
1910; E 239378; Keith, Prowse « co.,
ltd., London, England.
BoUQUET DE MELODIES; de Hans, le
joueur de flite, opéra comique par
Louis Ganne, transcription par Ch.
Steiger, pour piano. 113377. [22661
© Get: 11, 1910; 2 c Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240895; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
BOUTON DE ROSE; romance, by W.
Stratton; violin or violoncello and
piano. Lichfield, City music pub.
co. [22662
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240760; Wymark Stratton.
Birmingham, England.
Boy (THE) scout; words and music
by Maurice Besly. [22663
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
EH 241506; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Boy (THE) WHO WHISTLES; words by
Antony EH. Anderson, music by
Eugenio Pirani, op. 79. [ 22664
© @ce 5. 1910: 2.¢. Oct. 7,.1910;
E 240774; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
BoyLe (Gerorce F.) Nocturne; piano.
[22665
@ seve. 21.1910: 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; H 240271; Elkin & co., itd.,
London, England.
Boy’s (A) sone; words by James
Hogg, music by Bernard Rolt. [22666
© Sept. 12, 1910: 2 e. Sept. 13,
1910; E 240018; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
BozZE WSZECHMocNY. See Dwie piesni
poslubne.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Funeral song,
op. 138; German text by Michael
Weisse (1540), English words by
Edward Oxenford, music arr. by S.
de Lange; men’s voices. 4to. [22667
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17,1910:
H 242221; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
BRETON SINGING GAMES; collected and
ed. by Alice E. Gillington. 4to.
[22668
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
H 239997; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
BRIDAL SONG; by A. Jensen, arr. by
H. Hudson; organ. obl. S8vo. (Or-
gan series, no. 20.) [22669
©) Suly. 30/1910" 2c. Sepia 10,
1910; E 237968; Bosworth & co.,,
Leipzig, Germany.
BRIDE (THE) ; words by P. J. O’Reilly,
music by Montague Ring. [22670
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240779; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
BRIGHT SHY EYES; words and music by
Floyd F. Loftin. [22671
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 289948; Haton music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
BRING SHEAVES OF GLADNESS; words by .
Lizzie DeArmond, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [22672
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242090; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
BRING THE LITTLE ONES TO JESUS;
words and music by Emi Walter-
mire. [22673
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240247; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
BROKEN DREAMS OF SLUMBERLAND; by
Paul J. Miller; piano. [22674
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240488; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
BROKEN (THE) VASE (Le vase brisé) ;
words by Sully Prudhomme, Eng.
version by C. H. Page, music by
Albert R. Gallatin. [22675
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240131; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
BROWN BIRD AND ROSE; words by Fred
H. Weatherly, music by Bothwell
Thomson. [22676
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239926; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Bruca (Max) Acht stticke, op. 83;
fiir klarinette, bratsche und klavier,
oder violine, violoncell und klavier.
No. 1, A moll. No. 2, H moll. No.
3, Cis moll. No. 4, D moll. No. 7, H
dur. No. 8, Es moll. [22677-22682
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 1,
1910; E 239988-239991, 2389994,
239995; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
1309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22683
pt. II, n. s., v.5
BUBBLES; humoresque, by R. Gruen-
wald, op. 391. (Concert edition for
orchestra, no. 487.) [22683
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240297; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
BUFFALO DISH-RAG; by B. G. Clements;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
Pub co: [22684
©, Septi.2e, 1910-2 ce. Sepin 23,
1910; E 239642; Bernisne Genaro
Clements, Buffalo, Tex.
BUSSE; ged. von Mart. Rutelius, musik
von Max Gulbins, op. 62, fiir ge-
mischten chor. Partitur. 4to. (Vier
gesinge, no. 2.) [22685
© Sept. 1, 1910: 2) ec. Oct. 17,
1910; EK 242240; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
Busy (THE) BUZZER; words and music
by L. S. Lee. New York, Ff. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [22686
© Sept. 27, 1910> 2 tc Sept 27,
1910; HE 240888; L. S. Lee, Los Ange-
les, Cal.
BUTTERFLIES; waltz song, words and
music by Albert Mildenberg; mixed
chorus. 4to. [22687
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240141; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
BUTTERFLIES AT PLAY (Das spiel der
schmetterlinge) ; by Theodora Spona-
gel; piano. [22688
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239288; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Buzz, BUZZ, BUZZ; from the musical
rural play Hope Valley, lyric by P. J.
Burrell, music by Charles Dare.
[22689
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240356;
Percy J. Burrell, Boston, Mass.
BNE-50, DOLLY; by L. HB. Orth, op. 31,
no. 10; pf. (Little lessons, no. 10.)
[22690
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c Oct. 4, 1910:
E 241113; G. Schirmer, New York,
an pir
BYGONE DAys (Ach neni tu neni); a
paraphrase on a Bohemian folk-song,
by Rudolf Friml, op. 65; viol. and
pf. [22691
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241118; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ne SY:
CacctaA; di G. De Sena, op. 104, per
pianoforte. (Pezzi lirici, no. 4.)
122692
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EK 239972; Carisch & Jainichen,
Milan, Italy.
CADET’S MILITARY BAND MARCH; by
John Martin; piano. [22693
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 2413802; A. W. Perry & sons’ musie
co., Sedalia, Mo.
CALL (A) FOR REAPERS; words by Geo.
O. Webster, music by Flora H. Cas-
sel. [22694
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242133; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
CALL ME UP ON THE PHONE DEAR; words
by Emma L. Dexter, music by H.
Kirkus Dugdale. [22695
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 >¢) Sept, AG:
1910; E 239296; Willis music Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CALL (THE) OF SUMMER; cantata,
words by M. S. Haycraft, music by
Arthur Pearson. Vocal score. 4to.
[22696
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15,
1910; E 241389; James Broadbent & }
son, ltd., Leeds, England.
CALLING ME HOME; words by James T.
Fields, music by W. J. Herbert
Hogan. 8vo. [22697
©- Aug. 4, 1910; 2 © Sept. 19,
1910; E 239385; George Reginald
Hogan, Chicago, II.
CAMPANIELLO D’ORO; canzone napole-
tana, versi di G. Capaldo, musica di
VY. Fassone. [22698
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 e« Sept. 19,
1910; E 239412; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
CAN THE LORD DEPEND ON YOU; words
by Jennie Wilson, music by A. C.
Fischer. [22699
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 e)Ock te. tame:
E 241456; Herbert Reynolds & Albert
C. Fischer, Dallas, Tex.
CANCION (LA) DE LA GITANA; 6, El,
principe de Blas; zarzuela infantil,
letra de José Zahonero, musica de
I. Busea de Sagastizabal. Partitura
completa. [22700
© Oct: 5, 1910;°2) & Cerra s1Siy;
D 18728; Casa Dotesio, Madrid,
Spain.
1310
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noyv., 1910
22720
CANDLE (A) IN THE WINDOW; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by Ira
B. Wilson. 22701
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 28,
1910; EH 239881; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CANTA OJ’ MARENA; canzone napole-
tana, barcarola, versi di A. Califano,
musica di E. Di Capua. [22702
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 19,
1910; E 239409; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
CANTO D’AMORE; di G. De Sena, op.
104, per pianoforte. (Pezzi lirici,
no. 5.) [22703
©@rAne. 25, 1910: 2: ¢. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 239978; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
CANTO P’ ’A LUNA; versi di Libero
Bovio, musica di Evemero Nardella.
[22704
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 239820; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CANTO SEMPE; versi di E. A. Mario,
musica di G. F. Buongiovanni.
[22705
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 27,
1910; E 239839; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CANZONE ’E SENTIMENTO; versi di Ferd.
Russo, musica di G. F. Buongio-
vanni. [22706
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 239842; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CAPITAINE (LE); marche, par Alfred
Kaiser, pour piano. (Arlequinade,
no. 3.) [22707
©. Aue 29, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289565; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CAPRI; a barcarolle, words and music
by C. O. Bassett; ladies chorus.
(Collection of 8vo choruses, no. 169.)
[22708
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240148; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York, N. Y.
CAPRICE HONGROISE; par Emile Dunk-
ler, op. 18; revue et doigtée par L.
Lebell; violoncello et piano. [22709
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 241239; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
CAPRICE SUR UNE FANFARE; par A.
Périjhou, pour piano. [22710
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
H 239739; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
CAPRICE-VIENNOISE; von Fritz Kreis-
ler, ftir violine und klavier. [22711
© Sept. 15, 1910;°2 © (Sept. (26;
1910; E 289727; B. Schott’s soéhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CARILLON; by William Faulkes, op.
189, no. 2; organ. [22712
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289809; G. Schirmer, New
York. NY ¥;
CARILLON JOYEUSE; valse, by J. S.
. Howsgill, arr. by M. Retford. (New
supplemental journal for military
bands, no. 80.) [22713
©) Oei 3. 1910-2 ec, Och, 4. 19105
KH 241071; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
CARLSRUHER BRIGANTEN MARSCH; mu-
Sik ordiniiren stils, von O. Suck und
Rudolf Gross, ftir piano. [22714
© Aus: 255) 1910-02 -es-Septs 29;
1910; E 2389964; Oscar Suck, Karls-
ruhe, Germany.
CaRoL (THE); duet, music by O. M.
Schoebel, op. 61; soprano and alto.
. [22715
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 240274; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAROLA; gavotte by Emilio Murillo;
piano. [22716
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 13,
1910; EK 237988; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CARRY THE LIGHT; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by J. S. Fearis.
L22T1¢
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242099; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
CARULI, TU PIENZE A ME; versi di HB.
Nicolardi (C. O. Lardini), musica di
Hmanuele Nutile. [22718
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 27,
1910; E 2389823; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CASTANET SONG; by Frances E. Terry,
op. 5; piano. (Six characteristic
little pieces, no. 2.) [22719
© Aue. 15, 1910; 2c. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240203; Carl Fischer, New
Work iNe Ys
CASTLE (THE) BY THE SEA; valse lente
by M. Greenwald; piano. [22720
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241375; Leo Feist, New York, N. Y.
Cats pureT. See Three humorous two-
part songs.
1311
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22721
Dt. THe SS Ve
CAVALIER’ RUSTICAN’ RAG; words by
Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [22721
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239536; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CAVALLERIA RAG. See Play that caval-
leria rustican.
CAVATINA; par A. von Ahn-Carse; vio-
lon et piano. f22022
© Aug; 24, 1910; 2: c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289576; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CEDARS OF LEBANON; words by Alph.
de Lamartine, music by Mary Carr
Moore, op. 68, no. 3; women’s voices.
4to. [22723
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2-c. Sept. 13,
1910; E 287992; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CELEBRATION BAND MARCH; by M. W.
Butler; piano or organ. [22724
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
2412975 *-A. W. Perry -& sons’
music ¢co., Sedalia, Mo.
CENTENARIO (HL); marcia por Can-
delario Rivas, para piano. México,
Enrique Munguia. [22725
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c Sept. 29,
1910; E 239958; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
CERTAIN (A) rag by Tom
Kelly; piano. [22726
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2c Oct. 3, 1910:
EH 240589; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N.Y:
CHACONNE, G MOLL; von Max Reger,
op. 117, no. 4, fiir die violine allein.
[22727
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; E 240848; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
CHAMINADE (CECILE-LOUIS STEPHANIE)
Air de ballet, op. 30, no. 1; arr. by
PARTY ;
Ernest Gillet; orchestra. 4to. (Gal-
axy of orchestra music, no. 24.)
[22728
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240480; G. Schirmer, New
Work. UNY.
CHAMPAGNE RAG; march and two-step
by Joseph F. Lamb; piano. [22729
yr Septentd, 1910s". 2c? (Oct: 3,
1910; E 240577; Stark music print-
ing & pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
CHANSON A BOIRE; par Emile Dunkler,
op. 19; revue et doigtée par L. Le-
bell; violoncello et piano. [22730
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 241238; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
CHANSON CANADIENNE; paroles de C.
Soubise, musique de Edmond Missa;
mezzo-sop. (Choix des plus jollies
mélodies, no. 7.) Patan
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 e. Océ. 1, 1910;
EK 241064; Joubert, Paris, France.
CHANSON DE L’HIVER; extraite du Bon-
homme de neige, de Benjamin Ra-
bier, musique de J. Vieu. [22732
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 239747; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris, France.
CHANSON DE LA FLUTE; de Hans, le
joueur de flite, opéra comique par
Louis Ganne, transcription par Ch.
Steiger, pour piano. 113379. [22733
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240888; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
CHANSON INTIME; by Paolo Gallico,
op. 15, no. 36° plane [22734
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241486; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
CHANSON Louis XIII UND PAVANE; von
Louis Couperin, bearb. von Fritz
Kreisler ftir violine und klavier.
[227385
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 26,
1910; E 239714; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHANSON POUR MIREILLE; paroles de
Felix Mortreuil, musique de Roger
Guttinguer. [22736
© Sept. 17, 1910;>.2)e>Sepe. 29,
1910; E 239475; Maurel, -Paris,
France.
CHANSONS INTIMES; poémes par Jean
Moréas, traductions anglaises par
H. W. Loomis et Henry G. Chap-
man, musique par Carl Engel. [22737
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 « Sept. 29,
1910; E 240481; G. Schirmer, New
York-New:
CHANT SANS PAROLES.
Sky. /(P: I)
CHANTE, MANoN; paroles de A. Tré-
bitsch et Pourriére, musique de
Félicien Vargues. [22738
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 19,
1910; E 239462; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
1312
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| Ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910
22757
CHANTECLER; duett aus Hurra—wir
leben noch, revue von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender, fiir
gesang und Klavier. [22739
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240606; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
CHARME D’ AMOUR (Love’s spell) ; valse
lente by Edwin F. Kendall, arr. by
T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; guitar
solo. [22740
Sesent. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept.. 28,
1910; E 239794; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CHATTERBOX; by L. E. Orth, op. 31,
no. 3; pf. (Little lessons, no. 3.)
[22741
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241106; G. Schirmer, New York,
i.
CHATTERBOX RAG; by George Botsford ;
piano. [22742
eae 4. 1910- 2 c.. Oct. 5, 1910:
E 240649; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
CHEER UP BROTHERS; by Louis Weslyn;
vocal orchestra. 1159. Key of A
flat. 4to. [22743
(Orsept 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239793; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CHERE ADOREE; yalse mignonne by
Walter Brooks; op. 65; piano.
[22744
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 241220; Louis Lobanoff & co.,
London, England.
CHEVALERIE FRANCAISE; Ouverture par
Emile Delmas, op. 21, pour orchestre.
[22745
© , Sept. 17, 1910: 2) & Sept: 19,
1910; E 2389488; HE. Delmas, Tou-
louse, France.
CHICKEN REEL; two-step and buck
dance by J. M. Daly; piano. [22746
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240802; Jos. M. Daly, Boston,
Mass.
CHILDHOOD DAYS; from Alma where do
you live (Alma wo wohnst du), duet,
from the German of Adolf Philipp,
lyrics by Geo. V. Hobart; music by
Jean Briquet. [22747
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241184; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHILD’s (A) MISSIONARY HYMN.
Ferme Park.
See
CHILI SAUCE; rag by H. A. Fischler;
piano. [22748
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239650; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
CHIMERES ROSES; par Albert Landry,
op. 320, pour piano. [22749
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 2423801; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
CHIMES AT TWILIGHT; reverie by R. G.
Gradi; piano. [22750
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct: 8, 1910;
EH 241252; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Ill.
CHIMING BELLS OF LONG AGO; by Louis
A. Drumheller, op. 98; pf. [22751
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct, 4, 1910;
E 241090; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CHOICE OF ALL; words and music by
EK. Fordi. (our leaf clover series,
no. 3.) [22752
© Sept. 12, 1910:.2) c.. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240859; Enoch Fordi, Los
Angeles, Cal.
CHOICE PART-SONGS FOR MEN’S VOICES;
ed. by George L. Osgood. 4to. (Half
dollar choral series.) [22753
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240756; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
CHOPIN (FRANCOIS FREDERIC) Etude;
op. 25, no. 7, arr. by Sol Marcosson ;
violin and piano. [22754
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 241508; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
First nocturne; transcribed by
William Faulkes; organ. [22755
© Aus, 26,1910; 2 c Sept: 21,
1910; E 239574; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— Prelude in B flat; transcribed by
William Faulkes; organ. [22756
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; E 289572; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHRIST IS BORN; words by Edith S.
Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[22757
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240940; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Teli
13138
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22758
pt. 10, BwSs, V. 5
CHRIST oUR KING; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[22758
© Sept:: 15, 19102 2c. “Sept.228;
1910; E 239875; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRIST WHOSE GLORY FILLS THE SKIES;
Stanley, words by Charles Wesley,
music by David Stanley Smith.
[22759
© Sept. 29,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
EK 240813; Century co., New York,
INE
CHRISTIANS, AWAKE; Christmas an-
them, words selected from Holy
Writ and Hymns, music by Bruce
Steane. (Church music review, no.
280.) [22760
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910;
EH 241164; H. W. Gray co., New
work, No ¥
CHRISTMAS BELLS; words by Edith S.
Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[22761
© Oct. 10,1910; 2 ec. Oct..12, 1910;
E 240924; Hope pub. co., Chicago, Il].
CHRISTMAS CAROLS AND HYMNS FOR
SCHOOLS AND CHOIR; comp. and ed.
by Hollis Dann ... New York, Cin-
cinnati [ete.] American book com-
pany [1910] 111 p. 4to. $0.45.
[22762
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
A 273324; H. Dann, Ithaca, N. Y.
CHRISTMAS IS MARCHING ON; words
and music by E. S. Lorenz. [22763
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289898; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS LAND IS RIGHT AT HOME;
words by Mrs. Belle Case Harring-
ton, music by E. 8. Lorenz. [22764
© Sept. 15. 1910:°2 @ Sept: 28,
1910; E 289912; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS LAND IS SO FAR AWAY;
words by Mrs. Belle Case Harring-
ton, music by E. S. Lorenz. [22765
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289914; Lorenz pub. co..
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS LETTERS; words by Lizzie
DeArmond, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [22766
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240926; Hope pub. co., Chicago, III.
CHRISTMAS MORNING; words by S. C.
Kirk, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[22767
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
FE 240914; Hope pub. co., Chicago, Ill.
CHRISTMAS NEVER CAN DIE; words and
musie by E. S. Lorenz. [22768
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1910; E 239895; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS PRAISE; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [22769
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢« Sept. 28,
1910; EH 239848; Lorenz pub. co., |
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS SNOWFLAKES;
Lizzie DeArmond, musie by J. D.
Creswell.
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389892; Lorenz pub. c¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS (THE) STORY; a Christmas
words by |
[22770 jf
cantata for choir and Sunday school, |
text by Edith Sanford Tillotson,
music by Fred B. Holton. 8vo.
[22771 |
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389858; Lorenz pub. ¢o., |
Dayton, Ohio.
— words by Ida Reed Smith, music
by Ira B. Wilson. [22772
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 28,
1910; EH 289880; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS-TIDE (THE) SONG; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [22773
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1910; E 289884; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio. P
CHRISTMAS TIME IS HERE AGAIN; song,
musie by A. Kimball. [22774
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 15, 1910;
EK. 2413873; Leo Feist, New York,
N.Y.
CHRISTMAS WILL NEVER GROW OLD; |
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck,
musie by HE. 8S. Lorenz. [22775
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; EH 289897; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHUPE (DIE); words and music by H.
Altman, arr. by J. M. Rumshisky.
[22776
© ‘Aug. 25, 1910;) 2 Ge Ane 2Gs
1910; E 288825; Samuel Goldberg, §
New York, N. Y.
1314
ee
| |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
22797
CHUM HiGHBALL; in The girl in the
kimono, words by Harry L. Newton,
music by Hampton Durand. [22777
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 239548; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
CuHuRCH (THE); words and music by
J. H. Darlington. [22778
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241197; H. V. B. Darlington, New
Mork, i. ¥.
CIPOLLONE (ALFONSO) Scherzo; pour
piano. [22779
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; E 239610; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
CISSIE IN TOYLAND; an operetta, writ-
ten and composed by C. King Proc-
tor. Vocal score. 4to. [22780
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; EK 239270; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Ciry (THE) Boy; words by S. W.
Thomas, music by H. Kirkus Dug-
dale. [22781
©i1e Sept. 10, 1910; E 237922;
S. Willis Thomas, Wrightsville, Ga.
CITY OF PLEASURES; lancers arr. by
Warwick Williams; piano. [22782
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 241265; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
CLAUDINE; opérette en 8 actes, paroles
de Willy, musique de Rodolphe Ber-
ger. Partition piano et chant. 4to.
[22783
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
D 18739; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
CLIGNE-MUSETTE; Ou, Colin-maillard;
par Henry Féyrier, pour piano.
(Trois esquisses, no. 3.) [22784
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242290; Emile Leduc, P. Ber-
trand & cie., Paris, France.
CLOSE TO THY SIDE; words and music
Dy 2 D Bird. . [22785
© 1e. Oct. 6, 1910; E 241196; P.
Douglas Bird, Pasadena, Cal.
COLINETTE; danse mignonne by P.
Beaumont, rev. and ed. by Hans T.
Seifert; piano solo. [22786
@esepe, 28, 1910;..2).¢. Oct. 12,
1910; E 240980; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N.Y.
CoLtitaA (LA); tango torero, letra de
Manuel Cuartero, musique de J. Ta-
boada Steger. [22787
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240385; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid, Spain.
COLOMBINE GAVOTTE; par Alfred Kai-
ser, pour piano. (Arlequinade, no.
Ze) [22788
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; EH 289564; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CoLoMER (B. M.) 24 préludes mélo-
diques; dans tous les tons majeurs
et mineurs, pour le piano. 1°” livre.
2° livre. [ 22789, 22790
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 26,
1910; E 289748, 289744; Janin
freres, Lyon, France.
COLONIAL CAROLS FOR CHILDREN; fifteen
songs, words and music by Anice
Terhune. [22791
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289271; G. Schirmer, New
Yorke Ney
COLONIAL CURTSEY; caprice-intermezzo
by Danforth W. Comins, op. 6, no.
1; piano. [22792
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
BH) 240656; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
COLT’s ARMORY; march by C. W. Smith,
arr. by Scott Snow; band. 4to.
(American star journal, no. 1355.)
[22793
Oi Sept 277 19102 2c, uct. 12;
1910; H 240956; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y:
COLUMBUS MARCH;
piano. Providence, Rhode Island
music co. [22794
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240838; Giuseppe Pettine, Provi-
dence, R. I.
COME AND TAKE TEA WITH ME; writ-
ten and composed by Charles Collins
and Fred J. Barnes. [22795
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240453; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
by G. Pettine;
CoME BACK TO BOHEMIA; from He came
from Milwaukee, words by Edward
Madden, music by Ben. M. Jerome
and Louis A. Hirsch. 22796
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239658; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
CoME JOSEPHINE IN MY FLYING MA-
CHINE; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Fred Fischer. 22797
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
BH 241447; Maurice Shapiro, New
York: N.Y:
1315
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22798
pt. 1, n. s., v. 5
CoME MY SOUL THY SUIT PREPARE;
words and music by Kr. Ursin.
[22798
©2Auie. a5: 1910) 2 ven eAae. LG
1910; E 2388385; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
CoME UNTO ME; hymn, music by J. E.
Carnal. 8vo. [22799
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EK 240410; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
words by Catherine H. HElsing,
music by Ira B. Wilson. [22800
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242106; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
COME YE PEOPLE; words by George O.
Webster, music by Karl K. Lorenz.
[22801
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289903; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CoME YOU BACK TO SAN FRANCISCO;
words and music by C. Patterson
(Jerome J. Muriff). [22802
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239368; Carter Patterson,
San Francisco, Cal.
CoMET (THE) ; march and two-step, by
Geo. W. Moraine; piano. [22803
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240904; Peerless music pub. ¢o.,
Janesville, Wis.
CoMING NOW TO THE MERCY SEAT;
words by Julia H. Johnston, music
by I. E. Reynolds. 8vo. (Seven gos-
pel songs, no. 3.) [22804
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 8, 1910;
EH 240117; I. HE. Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga.
CoMM ’A TE; versi e musica di E. A.
Mario. [22805
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 289828; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
COMMUTERS (THE) ; a Suburban scram-
ble, by Theo. Bendix; piano. [22806
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 15,
1910; E 241350; Leo Feist, New
Work, Ne. ¥.
—. arr. by Robert Recker; band.
4to. [22807
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
EH 2413866; Leo Feist, New York,
INL
arr. by Robert Recker; or-
chestra. 4to. [22808
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241361; Leo Feist, New York,
Ney.
CoNCERTO NO. 1. See Paganini (N.)
CONGENIAL HEARTS; by W. F. Sudds,
op. 3858; piano. [22809
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
EK 241422; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CONQUERING (THE) HERO COMES;
words by Mrs. C. D. Martin, music
by W. Stillman Martin. [22810
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240916; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
ie
CoNSTANCY; words by H. Ernest Hunt,
music by Dorothy Hill. A flat.
[22811
©. Sept. 21, 1910-52 5e8Sent.. 2.
1910; E 2403866; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London, England.
Convict (THE) and the bird; written
and composed by T. W. Connor.
[22812
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241490; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Cor-DrRyYsor (The choir-treasure) ; Eng-
lish and Welsh hymns, the musie in
the staff and solfa notations. Utica,
N. Y.,, UT. J. Grittiths? Doi 455° p:
Svo. $1.00. [22813
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 e¢ Sept. 22,
1910; A 271848; David Samuel
Thomas, Shenandoah, Pa. —~
CoRE CANTATORE; versi EH. A. Mario,
musica di G. F. Buongiovanni.
[22814
© Sept. 15, 19102) 2eeSeo eat
1910; E 239837; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CoRE GELUSO; versi e musica di Giu-
seppe Giannelli. [22815
© Sept. 15, 1910: 2 sessSepie2e
1910; E 239830; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CoRE TRADUTO; versi e musica di Oscar
Cattedra. [22816
© Sept. 15, 1910;°2 € Sept. 2,
1910; E 239886; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
CoRIoLAN. See Beethoven (L. van).
CoRISANDE; valse par Gaston de Bré-
ville; piano.
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 19,
|
[22817 }
1910; HE 2389379; Keith, Prowse & |
co., Itd., London, England.
1316
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
CORNET LESSONS: a course of one hun-
dred cornet lessons; by A. F. Wel-
don. Lessons nos. 49-60. [22818
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 26,
1910; A 270879; Siegel-Myers cor-
respondence school of music, Chi-
eago, Ill.
CORONATION MARCH; from the opera
Die Folkunger, by E. Kretschmer,
arr. by J. W. Cox. (Hawkes & son’s
military band ed., no. 348.) [22819
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240352; Hawkes & son,
London, England.
CORTEGE ET DANSES; de La lionne de
Corinthe, musique pour le drame
antique d’Armand Renaud, par E.
Ratez, op. 52, réduction pour piano.
[22820
cea 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1%,
1910; E 242302; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
CoTTON TIME; march and two-step, by
Chas. N. Daniels; piano. [22821
© Sept 26, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 239673; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
COULD YOU LOVE SOMEONE AT FIRST
SIGHT; words by Libbie De Lowrey,
music by H. Louis Kisskalt, Chicago,
Standard music co. [22822
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239788; Henry L. Kisskalt,
Chicago, Il.
CouPLE (A) oF MutTTS; the story of a
day at college, musical comedy in
one act, book and lyrics by F. Clif-
ford Harris, music by E. Cooper.
Typewritten libretto and ms. music.
[22823
Poteet, 11, 1910: D. 18731:
Hthel Cooper, San Francisco, Cal.
Cowpoy (THE); words and music by
hm. AS Woods. New York, EF. B.
Haviland pub. co. [22824
© Oe. 8, 1910: 2 ce. Oct. 8, 1910;
EH 241250; Reg. A. Woods, No. Bat-
tleford, Canada.
CowBoy GIRL; words by Chas. McDon-
ald, music by Claude W. Kohl.
[22825
@ Oct. 7,,.1910 ;.2-c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240836;, W. J. McDonald.& co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CRADLE SONG; words and music by C. F.
Wolcott. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [ 22826
sept, 23" 1910: 2c. Sept. 23;
1910; E 239641; Catherine Finley
Wolcott, Franklin, Pa.
22836
CRADLE sonc—Continued.
——words by George O. Webster,
music by Karl K. Lorenz. [22827
© ‘Septy) 15,°1910; 2 @& Sept. 28;
1910; E 2389902; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
CRI DU C@UR; romance sans paroles,
par Rodolphe Berger; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [22828
© Oct: 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
EK 241048; Heugel et cie, Paris,
France.
CRICKET’S (THE) SERENADE; a June
romance, by G. H. Wilder; piano.
[22829
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 27,
1910; E 2388849; Metzler & co.,
(1809) Itd., London, Hngland.
CRYSTALIA WALTZES; scene de bal, by
Ivah Peterson (pseud. of Mrs. A. D.
Glascock) ; piano. [22830
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1910; E 240474;
Mrs. A. D. Glascock, Charlotte, N.C.
CSARDAS; by W. HE. Haesche; violin
and piano. [22831
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 241482; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
CUDDLING GLIDE; words and music by
A. J. Tarantino. [22832
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1910; E 240002;
Anthony Joe Tarantino, New York,
NIRS.
CULTER’S NEW MORNING LIGHT. No. 1.
For choir, the Sunday school, [etce.]
by- L. P. Culter.. 12mo. [22833
GriSept. 29.11 910-276. Och 11910-
AYQZ112: L. PE. Culter, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
CUPID AND BUTTERFLY; intermezzo gra-
zioso by Claude d’Albret, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau. 4to. (Universal
band journal, no. 1279.) [22834
OF Sept-227) 1910 22 eerOck. 12,
1910; E 240962; Carl Fischer, New
York, WN. Y¥.
CUPID, DON’T BE STUPID; from The girl
and the drummer, words by George
Broadhurst, music by Augustus Bar-
ratt. [22885
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240478; Leo Feist, New
Yorke oN ¥:
CUPID’S CARESS; valse lente, by Charles
J. Roberts, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; guitar solo. [228386
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
BH 241140; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. «N. ¥.
1317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22837
ptAb mss, VES
CUPID’S DREAM; waltzes, by John Mar-
tin; piano. [22837
© Oct. 8519105 2°ex Oct; 13, 49n0;
BE 241301; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
CUTEY WHO TIED YOUR TIE; medley two-
step intro. That Mississippi mooch,
by. Hd. Edwards, “arr. ‘by 2. ok:
Cooper; orch. with piano acc. 8vo.
: [22838
© Sept. 12; 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240425; Jos. Morris co., New
York, Now.
CZERWONKY (RicHARD) Two album
leaves; violin and piano. Nos. 1, 2.
[ 22839, 22840
© Aug. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
20, 1910; E 240208, 240209; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
CZOLEM, CzOLEEM, CZOZLEM, MARSz, See
Dwie pies’ni.
CZTERY PIESNI; music by Eug. Walkie-
wicz; sop. alt. ten. and bass. No. 1.
Toast sokoli. No. 2. Orzet biaty.
No. 3. Toast Spiewakow. No. 4.
Polak nie stuga. [22841
@usSept 12) 1910-2 «ce. Sep 14
1910; E 239227; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
DA UNA FIERA (From a village fair) ;
valzer di A. Leonardi, per pianoforte.
(Una gita in dirigibile, no. 6.)
| 22842
@ Aue, 25,1910: 2 ce) Sept 80,
1910; E 240511; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
DAISY, WHEN THE DAISIES BLOOM IN
SUMMERTIME AGAIN; words by Irving
Grant, music by Al Harriman.
[22845
e. Sept. 19,
A. ©. Harriman,
©) Sept. 12, 1910; 2
1910; E 239365;
Boston, Mass.
DAME (DIE) VON MOULIN ROUGE; oper-
ette in einem akt, von Louis Tauf-
stein, musik von Martin Knopf. Or-
chesterstimmen. [ 22844
©1c. Oct. 3, 1910; E 240560; Aug.
Cranz, Leipzig. Germany.
DANCE GOSSAMER; capriccietto by E. H.
Sherwood; piano. Rochester, N. Y..,
Central music co. [22845
© Sept. -20, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; EK 2403387; Edgar H. Sher-
wood, Rochester, N. Y.
DANCE OF THE NYMPHS (Nixentinz-
chen); by August N6lck, op. 175;
violin and piano. (5 short pieces.
MO, 92) [22846
© Sept. 29,1910; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 241282; Augener Itd., London,
England.
DANCE OF THE SPIDERS; by YT. L.
Rickaby, op. 24, no. 1; pE. [22847
© Oct. 3, 1910: 2 © Benet 1910:
E 241088; Theo. Presser ¢co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANCE OF THE SPRITES; by Alida
Driscoll; pf. [22848
© Sept. 17, 191022 casent 20:
1910; E 240139; lLuckhardt &
Belder, New York, N. Y.
DANCE OF THE WOOD-NYMPHS; by AI-
bert. Kiissner, op. 9, arr. by H. F.
Odell; mandolin orchestra. 4to.
[22849
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
FE 241477; H. F. Odell & co., Boston,
Mass.
DANCING IMPS; galop, by M. Green-
wald; pf. (Merrymakers, ne. 8625.)
| [22850
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241092; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANCING WAVES (La danse des ondes) ;
by Albert Pieczonka, op. 27; piano.
[22851
© Oct. 13, 1910); 2 -¢, Oe aaa roto;
E 241429; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
DANCLA (CHARLES) Waltz (Valse) ;
op. 123, no. 2, ed. and fingered by
Philipp Mittell; violin and piano.
[22852
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2° Oca ree
E 241279; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Yiork:, Now.
DANDY (THE) six; lyries” bye bere
Lee, music by P. M. Faraday.
London, Metzler & co. (1909), Itd.
Ato. [22853
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2yessSepi ee:
1910; E 240372; Philip Michael
Faraday, London, England.
DANS LA Puszta; czardas, by Ro-
dolphe Berger; pour orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [22854
©.Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. OGaesiG;
E 241045; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
1318
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
22872
DANS LE BIPLAN; polka-marche sur les
motifs de la célébre chanson de G.
Chiarolanza et Raoul Soler, or-
chestrée par Raoul Soler, avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [22855
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 289448; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
DANS LES CHAMPS; promenade, par
Paul Saegel, pour piano, sur les
cing doigts. (Le début du piano
5me série, A la campagne, no. 41.)
[22856
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242294; Emile Leduc, P. Ber-
trand & cie., Paris, France.
DANS LES OMBRES; valse lente, par
H. G. Amers; piano. [22857
‘Ane 30, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 239349; Banks & son, York,
England.
DANSE ANTIQUE; by H. Engelmann;
piano. [22858
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 24,
1910; EK 240306; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DANSE ARABE; par F. Volpatti, junr.,
pour orchestre avec _ piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [22859
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239448; H. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
DANSE CAMPANARDE; par Jacques
Charlot, pour le piano. [22860
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239486; Durand & cie.,,
Paris, France.
See Grieg (KE. H.)
DANSE CATALANE; par Rogelio Huguet-
Tagell. 1. Orchestre, avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. 2. Piano.
[22861, 22862
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
27, 1910; E 240883, 240387; Casa
Dotésio, Madrid, Spain.
DANSE-CAPRICE.
DANSE HOLLANDAISE; par Emile Dunk-
ler, op. 13, revue et doigtée par L.
Lebell, pour violoncelle et piano.
[22863
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240785; Augener, Itd.,. London,
England.
DANSE POLOVTSIENNE; par M. Htcheco-
par, pour violon et piano. [22864
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 242303; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
DANSKE (DET) BRODERSAMFUND’S VEL-
KOMMEN; march by G. Falkenstein ;
piano. [22865
© Sept. 21; 1910; 2 c. Sept: 21,
1910; E 240227; G. Falkenstein,
Fresno, Cal.
DANZETTA; par August Nolck, op. 174,
pour violon et piano. London, Gerard
& co. (Six petites piéces, no. 2.)
[22866
© Aug. 24,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240907; Laudy & co., London,
England.
DARK, DARK, THE SEAS; words by Her-
bert Trench, music by Josef Hol-
brooke, op. 54, no. 6. (Four songs,
no. 4.) [22867
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240214; J. B. Cramer & co.,
itd., London, England.
DARKNESS, GROSS DARKNESS (Schat-
ten und dunkel); Christmas an-
them, German text rey. and trans-
lated into English by A. H. Winter,
musie arr. from Ch. H. Rink by
Wim. Noelsch. 4to. (EHuphonia, no.
1263) [22868
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 « Sept. 26,
1910; E 239666; Theo. F. Miller &
Wim. Noelsch, Philadelphia, Pa.
DAT POSSUM RAG; from Jumping Jupi-
ter, by Phil. Schwartz, arr. for or-
chestra by Robert Recker. 4to.
[22869
© Oct. 14,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
EK 241362; Leo Feist, New York,
Ny Ye:
DAWN (THE) OF PEACE; unison, words
by John Ruskin, music by J. Blu-
menthal, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz. 4to. (Stan-
hope ed., no. 140.) [22870
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241023; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
Day (THE) BELONGS TO YOU, DEAR, BUT
THE NIGHT BELONGS TO ME; words by
Charley Grapewin, music by Rene
Dietrich. [22871
© 1e Oct. 5, 1910; E 240648;
Rene Dietrich & Charley Grapewin,
Washington, D. C.
Day (THE) HAS DAWNED (Der tag ist
da); Christmas cantata, German
text rey. and translated into English
by A. H. Winter, music by A. Trut-
schel; mixed voices. 4to. (Hupho-
nia, no. 127.) [22872
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239667; Theo. F. Miller &
Wm. Noelsch, Philadelphia, Pa.
1319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22873
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 5
Day (THE) I SAVE FoR You; words and
music by Al. B. Coney. [22873
© Sept: :26,.1910; 2c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239665; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Day (THE) IS PAST AND OVER; vesper,
music by Walter L. ‘Twinning;
mixed voices. 16mo. [22874
©, Oet. 5, 19105. 2-e; Oct, 5; 1910"
E 240671; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
—words by J. M. Neale, music by
Helen M. Browne; ladies’ voices.
4to. [22875
© ‘Sept: 27, 1910; 2° ‘Sept. 29,
1910; E 240444; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
eago, Ill.
DAY oF Joy; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music arr. by Howard H.
Smith. [22876
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240917; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
IUGR
DEAR, DARK HEAD (Cean dubh deelish) ;
words from the Gaelic by Sir Samuel
Ferguson, music by C. Milligan Fox;
high voice. (Four Irish songs from
Songs of the Irish harpers.) [22877
© Oct: 5; 1910; 2 & Oct.6; 1910:
EH 241191; G. Schirmer, New York,
IND
DEAR HEART OF MINE; words by Harry
PD. Kerr, music by Paul Rubens.
[22878
©; Sept. 24, 1910: 2 "e. Sept:; 26.
1910; EH 239656; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
DEAREST LITTLE MARIONETTE: from The
girl of my dreams; words by Otto
Hauerbach, music by Karl L.
Hoschna. [22879
© Sept. 19, 1910: 2 ec Sept. 20,
1910; E 240153; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. IN. -Y.
DEARIE, YOU AND I; from Lower berth
thirteen, words by Collin Davis and
Arthur Gillespie, music by Jos. E.
Howard. [22880
© Oct. 18," 1980) Dye. Wet 18,
1910; H 241455; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
DECLARATION: de Hans, le joueur de
fiite, opéra comique, par Louis
Ganne, transcription par Ch. Steiger,
pour violon et piano. 118875. [22S81
© Oe Ad, A510 22, Je" Oct; 12,
1910; E 240893; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
DEEP JORDAN’S BANK; chorus, words tr.
from the Welsh, musie by C. Cyril
Jenkins; T. T.. BS Bawa The
Apollo club, no. 50474.) [22882
© Sept. 30; 1910="2Ner2Oc.* 1
1910; E 241038; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
DEFILE ET CHANSON DES POUPEES; de
Hans, le joueur de fitite, opéra
comique, de Louis Ganne, transcrip-
tion par Ch. Steiger, pour piano.
113589. [22883
© Oct. 11, 19102 2 %eetgee Ae:
1910; E 240890;-G. Ricordi & co.,:
Milan, Italy.
DERNIER AMOUR (Last love); eczardas,
by Josef Gung’l, arr. by Ellis Brooks.
4to. (Universal band jour’l., no.
1252.) [22884
©. Aug. 13, 1910; 25e Sept 20;
1910; E 240174; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ns A
DERNIER REVE; poésie de José de
Berys, musique de E. Bedetti.
[22885
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 19,
1910; E 239458; L. Monier, Lyon,
France.
DERNIERE AUBADE; par Paul Lacome,
op. 137. Orchestre partition. [22886
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1910;
EK 239733; Heugel & cGie., Paris,
France.
DESSAU (BERNHARD) Capriccio, op. 46,
fiir violine mit begleitung des piano-
forte. [22887
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2G" Sept. 40:
1910; E 237954; Chr. Friedrich Vie-
weg, g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
DEUTSCHER (DER) RAG; words by Sam
M. Lewis, music by Leo Bennett.
[22888
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
FE 241445; Music house of Laemmle,
New York,’ N. Y.
Dew (THE) DROPS; waltz, poem by
J. J. Brennan, music by N. J. Nelson.
[22889
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; E 241033;
Nels. J. Nelson, Seattle, Wash.
DraLoco; di G. De Sena, op. 104, per
pianoforte. (Pezzi lirici, no. 1.)
[22890
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c.- Sept. 29,
1910; E 239969; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
1320
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44 47, Nov., 1910
DIAMOND BABE; words by Max Spiegel,
music by Seymour Furth. [22891
© Get. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 2412838; Jos. Morris co., New
Work. N.Y.
DIFFERENT (A) PHASE OF LIFE; aS intro.
in The trouble makers; lyric by
Bobby Jones, music by Linda Blood-
good. [22892
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; E 239530; Jerome H. Remick
poco. New York, N. Y.
DIFFERENT (THE) WAYS OF MAKING
LOVE; from A winning Miss, words
and music by Boyle Woolfolk.
[228938
Sete 1. 1910; 2.¢..Oct..15, 1910;
H 241351; Leo Feist, New York,
Noy
DiTreRsporRF (IX. von) Scherzo; bearb.
von Fritz Kreisler, fiir violine und
klavier. [22894
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
* 1910; E 239720; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
Do SOME GooD; words by Harriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[22895
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389871; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Do THEY ALL GO TO SEE THE SEA; Writ-
ten and composed by Fred Godfrey.
[22896
© Oct. G 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241156; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
Do YOU LOVE ME AS A SWEETHEART;
words by A. J. Sodich, music by R. L.
Padgett. [22897
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1910; E 239404;
A. J. Sodich & R. Lee Padgett,
Houston, Tex.
Doctog TINKLE TINKER; barn-dance
from The girl of my dreams, by Karl
Hoschna, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
band. 4to.
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1910;
E 237709: M. Witmark & sons, New
Work,..N. Y.
DOING ALL WE CAN FOR JESUS; words
and music by E. S. Lorenz. [22899
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242079; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
DoLLs’ DANCE (Puppentanz) ; by Rich-
ard Kiigele, ed. by S. L. Hermann ;
piano. [22900
© Oct. 17, 1910; '2 ¢ Oct. 17, 1910;
BH 241510; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
[ 22898:
22910:
Domino; von Ed. Poldini, op. 44, ftir
klavier. (Masken, no. 6.) [22901
©Ausy 12,7 1910 2) cl Sepia 20
1910; E 287945; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
Don JuAN. See Mozart (W. A.)
DoNOVAN; written and composed by
Harry Staunton, Will E. Haines and
Donovan Meher. [22902
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
He 241160; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
DON’T FORGET YOUR FIRST LOVE; words.
and music by B. Emery. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22903
© . Sept. 7; 11910: 12 c. * Sept?) 40,
1910; H 237926; Bernice Emery, St.
Albans, Me.
DON’T GIVE ME DIAMONDS ALL I WANT
IS YoU; words and music by C. K.
Harris. [ 22904.
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241019; Chas. K. Harris, New
Work, IN. Y-:
DON’T LET THE GIRLIES GET you; from
Alma where do you live (Alma wo
wohnst du), from the German of
Adolf Philipp, lyric by Geo. V. Ho-
bart, music by Jean Briquet. [22905
@ -Octits 1910; (2c. Oct.2G, NSO;
E 241183; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Don’r SAY GOOD BYE; words and music
by Raymond A. Browne. [22906
©) Ock. 17,, 1900: 2c. Och Ae
1910; E 241446; Music house of
Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
DON’T SING YIP-I-ADDY; words and mu-
.sic by Maurice Besly. [22907
© Sept. 26,-1910* "2 ‘e. “Sepi. ar,
1910; E 240378; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
DON’T TELL ME THAT’S A SIN; words
and music by R. Harding; violin
ace. [22908
©'1 ¢. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240342;
Richard Harding, Hermon, Cal.
Don’rT TELL THE WIFE; written and
composed by Fred Godfrey, Harry
Castling and John A. Glover-KNind,
[22909
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241155; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
DON’T YOU LOVE TO BE LOVED BY SOME
ONE YOU LOVE, WHEN SOME ONE YOU
LOVE, LOVES You; words by Wm. T.
Phillips, music by Henry Gilman.
[22910
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1910; EB 289350;
G. E. Emerson, Newark, N. J.
1321
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22911
pt ie nes y.'D
DON’T YOU SEE, DEAR; words and music
by Harry Ridgeway. [22911
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240566; Stratton music co., Kan-
sas City, Mo.
DON’T YOU THINK IT’S BEEN VERY WARM
TO-DAY; words and music by Mrs. G.
Hughes, arr. by Alex. Magues.
[22912
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1910; EH 240840;
Mrs. Gene Hughes, New York, N. Y.
DoRFSEPP (Hobbledehoy) ; von Ed. Pol-
dini, op. 44, fiir klavier. (Masken,
no. T:) [22913
© Aur, 12, 149107 2" ce; Sept. 10;
1910; E 287946; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
DORME CHI VO’ DURMI; versi di Rebi-
ondo (G. F. Buongiovanni), musica
de Alfredo Mazzucchi. [22914
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 2389827; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
DOUCE CARESSE; canzonetta, par Albert
Landry, op. 321, pour piano. [22915
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242305; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
OWN BY THE OLD RUSTIC MILL; words
and music by Michael Gaynor.
[22916
© Sept: 24, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240321; Maurice Shapiro.
New York, N. Y.
Down CHELSEA WAY; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by Henry Coates. In
C. [22917
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 19,
1910; EH 239397; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
DREAM (A) (Hin traum); waltz by
Georg Porepp, op. 20, English ver-
sion by Alice Mattulath; piano with
words. [22918
@ Sept: 2, 1910; 2 ch Sept: 20,
1910; E 240191; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks N.Y.
DREAM GIRL; words by L. Q. Acker-
man, music by H. Kirkus Dugdale.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22919
© Sept. 7, 1910;. 2c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 2387923; Louise Q. Acker-
man, Washington, D. C.
DREAM KISSES; waltz, by Walter
Rolfe, arr. by R. EH. Hildreth; or-
chestra. 4to. [22920
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238958; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
DREAM (A) OF SUMMER; waltz by N. D.
Wampole; piano. Philadelphia, M.
D. Swisher. [22921
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 -eSept. 24,
1910; E 239710; Nevin D. Wampole,
Lansdale, Pa.
DREAM (A) ON THE OCEAN; by Alvin
Carstanjen; piano. [22922
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240811; A. Carstanjen, Boerne,
Tex.
DREAM (THE) ROBBER; words by Saro-
jini Naidu, music by Louis Schmidt.
1. In G. 2. In B flat® 229222924
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. each Sept.
19, 1910; BE) 239352) 2390ssa 5c nN.
Thompson & co., Boston, Mass.
DREAM TIME; words and music by J.
H. Mattix. La Fayette, Ind., Rinker
music co. [22925
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2°eSepe 21,
1910; E 240228; J. H. Mattix, United
States. :
DREAMS, JUST DREAMS; words by Irv-
ing Berlin, music by Ted Snyder.
[22926
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2%eiG@en to
1910; E 240951; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
DREAMS OF YOU BRING TEARS TO MY
EYES; words and music by S. D.
Watts, jr. [22927
© Oct. 15, 19105 2 ee @ecr wis.
1910; H 241418; Samuel D. Watts,
jr., Macleod, Alta., Canada.
Drew ; music by L. B. MeWhood.
[22928
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 «. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241015; Leonard B. MeWhood,
Madison, N. J.
DRIFT AND DREAM; serenade, words by
Eric Arni, music by Sanford Ashley
Petté; low voice. [22929
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240133; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York, N. Y.
DryaDE (Dif); tonstiick, von Jean
Sibelius, op. 45, no. 1, revidiert von
Wilh. Dugge. klavierauszug vom
komponisten. [22930
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 « Sept i0;
1910; E 237969; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
DuBLIN (THE) RAG; from Madame
Sherry, intro. I’m awfully glad I’m
Irish, arr. by Robert Recker; or-
chestra. 4to. [229381
© Oct:.14, 19102 2) 1c. Mets aa:
1910; E 241364; Leo Feist, New
York, sNeeyve
1322
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
DuMKA; by Rudolf Friml, op. 638;
violin and pf. [22932
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241116; G. Schirmer, New York,
1, oe
DUNCAN (EDMONDSTOUNE) Six songs;
op. 114. [22933
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240579; Thomas J. Donlan, Bos-
ton, Mass.
DUNKLER (EMILE) Ballade, op. 12;
revue et doigtée par L. Lebell, pour
violoncelle et piano. [22934
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 240784; ‘Augener, Ltd. London,
England.
DurcH: ged. von WHichendorff, musik
von Heinrich Zollner, op. 104, no. 3;
miénnerchor, a capella. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [229385
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2. c Sept. 21,
1910; E 239525; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
DvuRCH FELD UND BUCHENHALLEN; vier
klavierstiicke fiir die jugend von
Richard Gabriel, op. 12. Komplett.
[22936
ey Aa 27. 1910: 2 e.. Sept. “30,
1910; E 240534; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
DUTCH DOLLS; unison, words by H. L.
D. Jaxone, music by M. Ostlere, ed.
and arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and
H. L. Heartz. 8vo. (Stanhope edi-
tion, no. 136.) [22937
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240471; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
- DUTCH KIDDIES; march and two-step,
composed and arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
khaus; orchestra. Svo. [22988
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241134; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Ke
words by Louis Weslyn, music by
Geo. J. Trinkhaus. [22939
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239685; M. Witmark:& sons,
New York, N. Y.
Duty (THE) NEXT; words by Mrs. F.
G. Burroughs, music by M. L. Mc-
Phail. [22940
© Oct. 10 ,1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
22947
DWIE PIESNTI; contents: Czolem, czotem,
ezotem ; marsz, stlowa J. Nowickiego,
melodya B. J. Zalewskiego, opra-
cowal Hug. Walkiewicz.—Zwartym
szeregiem, marsz, stowa St. K. Or-
towskiego, muzyka A. Mitaszewski—
ten, 1, 2 and bass 1, 2. [22941
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 14,
1910; E 289231; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
—— —— sop. alt. ten. and bass.
122942
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 14,
1910; WH) 239232) B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
—— Contents: Marsz sokoléw, mel. A.
Wunderlicha. oprac. Eug. Walkie-
wicz—Wegorze kregi, marsz sokoli,
oprac. Eug. Walkiewicz.—ten. 1, 2
and bass 1, 2. [22943
©) Sept. 12; 1910; 2 ¢ Sept 14,
1910; E 239230; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Contents: Rota; slowa ‘M. Ko-
nopnickiej, muzyka Eug. Walkiewicz,
op. 68, no. 2; ten. 1, 2 bass 1, 2.--
Skarga; music by St. Surzyfski,
nachor miesz. oprac. Eug. Walkie-
wicz; sop. alt. ten. and bass. [22944
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; E 2392386; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
—— Contents: Alpuhara; marsz soko-
16w wielkopolskich, music by J. Klo-
nowski, ten. 1, 2 and bass 1, 2.—
Sygnat sokoli, music by Sieber, ten.
1, 2 and bass 1, 2. [22945
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239229; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
DWIE PIESNI POSLUBNE. Contents:
Boze wszechmocny; tercet music by
Eug. Walkiewicz, op. 69, no. 2; ten.
1, 2 and bass—Dwa serca Panie;
stowa St. K. Ortowskiego, muzyka
Eug. Walkiewicza, op. 69, no. 3; ten.
1, 2 and ‘bass. [22946
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c Sept. 14,
1910; E 239226; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
DYNAMITE RAG; a negro drag, by J.
Russel Robinson; piano. [22947
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 242107; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, E 241146; Southern California mu-
Ohio. sie co., Los Angeles, Cal.
Dwa sERcA Panig. See Dwie pieSni | E SusanNA NON VIEN. See Mozart
poslubne. (W. A.)
1323
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22948
pt/ ie Hes. VES
EartH (THE) AND MAN; words by
Stopford A. Brooke, music by A. C.
Mackenzie, op. 73, no. 1. (Octavo
edition of trios, etc. for female
voices, no. 414.) [22948
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910: E 239299; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
EccE SACERDOS MAGNUS; motet for
four-part chorus, music by Edward
Elgar, rev. and ed. by Nicola A.
Montani; mixed voices. (Octavo
edition liturgical Catholic church
music, no. 5468.) [22949
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1916; E 240492; G. Schirmer, New
Mork IN: -Y¥:
Ecuo (THE); intro. Mountain maiden
and Little echo; march and two step,
by Taylor and Claypool, arr. by Rob-
ert Recker; orch. 4to. [22950
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239500; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
EcuHors;, words by G. Clifton Bing-
ham, music by Frank L. Moir, ed.
by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz; soprano and alto. 4to.
(The Stanhope ed., no. 142.)
[22951
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240636; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
Ecstasy (Extase); réverie, by Louis
Ganne, transcribed by Ernest Adler,
rey. and ed. by Hans T. Seifert; pi-
ano solo. [22952
©. Sep 28, AS10 =. 2) c. Oct. A2,
1910; E 240979; Carl Fischer, New
York, NW...
EGOTISTICAL Eva; words and music by
Blanche Merrill. [22953
ier 154910. 2.c Ock 15-1910:
E 241020; Chas. K. Harris, New
Work, N.Y:
EIGHT LITTLE GIRLS; intro. in Our Miss
Gibbs, words by M. E. Rourke, mu-
sic by Jerome D. Kern. [22954
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 29,
1910; EK 240449; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
IN. XE
EIGHTEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATION CON-
GRESS; march by Hermann Freder-
ick Gruendler; piano. [22955
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 240230; H. F. Gruendler,
Pueblo, Colo.
EINSAME (DIE) TANNE; See Taubmann
(Otto).
ELECTRA; valse, by Napoleon Lam-
belet; piano. [22956
© July 30, 19102 2veeeae. 26:
1910; E 238845; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew itd., London, England.
ELECTRIC; valse by Kennedy Russell;
piano. [22957
© Sept. 12, 19107 2 G Sept. 13,
1910; E 240015; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
—— —— arr. by H. M. Higgs; orches-
tra. 4to. [22958
© Oct. 10, 1910; 27e eee 10;
1910; E 240850; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, England.
ELFIN CHIMES; caprice, by J. Lamont
Galbraith. (Piano compositions,
no. 8626.) [22959
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241087; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
EN AUTOMME. See Moszkowski (M.)
EN AVANT; marche militaire, by H.
Engelmann; piano. [22960
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239298; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
EN BARQUE; barcarolle, par Paul Sae-
gel, pour piano, sur les cing doigts.
(Le début du piano, 5™° série, A la
campagne, no, 42.) [22961
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242295; Emile Leduc, P. Ber-
trand & cie., Paris, France.
EN GOGUETTE; marche polka, par Emile
Wesly, pour piano. [22962
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239456; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
ENDURANCE (THE) RAG; Words and
music by G. F. Howard. [22963
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1910; E 239376;
Geo. F. Howard, New York, N. Y.
EPERDUMENT; valse-boston par OC.
Worsley, pour piano. [22964
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 eipOcersT,
1910; E 242306; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
ERIN; words by Thomas Moore, music
by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 27, no. 2;
high or medium voice. [22965
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct.-5, 1910;
E 240625; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York, Nz X.
1324
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
22984
ER0S-BERGER: ballet pantomime en un
acte, musique de Marius Lambert;
partition piano. 4to. [22966
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239446; E Gaudet, Paris,
France.
Erotica; by A. von Ahn Carse; pf.
(Characteristic pieces, no. 2.)
[22967
Poem, 25, 1910; 2 ¢ Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241028; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
EspaNoLta; by W. HE. Haesche; violin
and piano. [22968
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 241479; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
ETupDE. See Chopin ChE; )
ETUDE DE CONCERT: by Paul de Schlw-
zer, op. 1, no. 1, ed. and rev. by
Rafael Joseffy; piano solo. [22969
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240594; G. Schirmer, New York,
Le, Sage
EVANGELIMANN (DER); volks scene
aus der oper von Wilhelm Kienzl,
arr. von Emil Kronke, fiir 2 klaviere
zu 4 hinden.
©) sept. £ 1910: 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239417; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
EVENING BREEZES; waltz by Jas. R.
Hurley; piano. [22971
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 241423; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
EVENING CHARM; words and music by
Julius Haager; solo voice and piano.
[22972
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12,
1910; E 240981; Julius Haager, New
Work: N.Y.
EXVERGREEN CHRISTMAS; a_ service,
words by Harriet H. Pierson and
others, music by E. S. Lorenz. and
others. 8vo. (Festal days, no. 181.)
[22973
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239899; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART IS A MESSAGE
OF LOVE TO You; words by C. Frank
Noel, music by Alfred G. Robyn.
[22974
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239407; Victor Kremer co.,
Chicago, Ill.
[22970
KVERY DAY A LITTLE; words by Mrs.
Belle Case Harrington, music by
Karl K. Lorenz. [22975
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239915; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
EVERY DAY I LOVE YOU JUST A LITTLE
MORE; words by Edgar T. Farran,
music by Ted Snyder. [22976
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
HK 241122; Ted Snyder co., ine., New
Mork; oN. Ye
EVERYBODY HAPPY; words by Mrs.
Belle Case Harrington, music by
Karl K. Lorenz. [22977
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; HE 289918; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
EVERY BODY IS CRAZY ABOUT ME; words
and music by W. P. S. Earle.
[22978
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1910;
H 240833; W. P. S. Earle, New York,
IN:
HVERYBODY WONDERED HOW HE KNEW;
words and music by Carrie Northey.
[22979
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 « Sept. 26,
1910; EK 239687; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
EXXALT THE Kine; words by S. C. Kirk,
musie by Fred B. Holton. [22980
©rOck 11, 1910 2'c Oct... 17, 1910
EH 242043; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HXALT YE His NAME; hymn, music by
Chas, H. Gabriel, with ten, or sop.
and alto duet. S8vo. [22981
© Sept. 27, 1910;. 2). Sept: 29,
1910; E 240418; Lorenz pub. ©co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
prelude by Adolph M.
Foerster, ed. by Clarence Eddy;
organ, in C. obl. Svo. [22982
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
BH 240773; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
FXXERCICES PREPARATOIRES A L’ART DU
CHANT; par Caroline Brun, avec
piano acc. [229838
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 239752; Ch. Hayet, Paris, France.
Faps AND FASHIONS; words and music
by Mrs. G. Hughes, arr. by Alex.
Magues. [22984
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1910; E 2408389;
Mrs. Gene Hughes, New York, N. Y.
EXALTATION ;
1325
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22985
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Fairies (THE) ; words by F. S. Fluke,
music by G. W. Ashley. [22985
©" Sept. 61910: "27%. ‘Sepieaih:
1910; E 2403867; F. S. Fluke, Chi-
cago, Ill.
FAITHFUL; song with refrain, words
and music by John Martin. [22986
@ Oct 81910; 26 Oc 13,1910:
E 241800; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalia, Mo.
FAITHFUL (THE) LOVER; words by Ada
Leonora Harris, music by David
Emmell, [22987
© Sept. 27.1910; 2) ¢ Sept. 22)
1910; E 239924; Chappell & co., lid.,
London, England.
FANCHETTE WALTZ; by H. H. McSkim-
ming; piano. [22988
© "Sept 20; 1910); +2 ce) Sept, 23,
1910; EH 239636; H. H. MecSkimming,
Kiowa, Kans.
Fancy; words from Shakespeare, mu-
sic by Samuel Bollinger, op. 16, no.
fe high in’) flat: [22989
© Oct: 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241405; G. Schirmer, New York,
NEY:
FANTASIA ON CHRISTMAS CAROLS;
A. B. Plant. (St. George’s series of
organ pieces. ) [22990
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
Ke 240842; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London, England.
FANTASTICANDO; di Mario Tarenghi,
op. 53, no. 2, per pianoforte. [22991
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 289978; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
FANTASTIQUE; galop, par Popy-Courti-
oux, pour orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [22992
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; EH 239442; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
FAR FROM HOME; by Gust. Lazarus,
Op.13a6, no. 2) ~pr- [22993
@)-Ocie , ADO R ce. "Och A, 1910
EK 241032; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
FAR O’ER THE STARS; hymn, music arr.
from Abt by Ira B. Wilson. 4to.
[22994
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 10,
1910; E 2387910; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
FAST LIFE GALOP; by Fred Luscomb;
full orch. 4to. [22995
@ Age aie 1910; 2 e: Aue! As
by
1910; E 238833; J. W. Pepper, Phila-
1326
delphia, Pa.
a
- SS pr
I‘ATHER DIVINE; words and music by
Fred B. Holton. [ 22996.
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242101; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
FATHER, HEAR OUR EVENING PRAYER;
words and music by C. A. White, arr.
by I. H. Meredith. 4to. (Anthems
for mixed voices, fourth series, no.
183.) [22997
© June 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 15,
1910; EH 241381; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
FATHER, LEAD ME; words by C.. F.
Reed, music by Thoro Harris.
[22998
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240586; C. Fenwick Reed, Green-
castle, Ind.
I‘ATHER OF PEACE; anthem, words by
Philip Doddridge, music by J. La-
mont Galbraith; quartet or chorus
of mixed voices. (Octavo church
musie, no. 2.) [22999
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240728; Whaley, Royce &
co., Itd., Toronto, Canada.
FATHER’S (THE) GIFTS TO ME; words
by Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Ira B. Wilson. [23000
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242100; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
FATHER’S SAFETY RAZOR; written and
composed by Worton David and Bert
Lee. (Popular 6° ed., no. 211.)
[28001
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 21,
1910; E 239517; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y.
FAULKES (WILLIAM) Nocturne in D,
op. 142, no. 1; organ: [238002
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239808; G. Schirmer, New
York, SN]
Faust. See Gounod (C. F.)
FAVORITE SACRED SONGS; compiled by
Wm. Arms Fisher; high voice. 4to.
(Half dollar music series.) [23003
.° © Sept. 22, 1910;-2 ec seni.
1910; E 240754; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
FEED MY LAMBS; words and music by
Jennie Dingman. [23004
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241294; Lutheran pub. society,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
23021
FEELIN’ RIGHT; words and music by
Mona Velma Meier. [23005
© 1 c«. Sept. 27, 1910; E 239709;
Mona V. Meier, Kansas City, Mo.
FELICE; waltz song, words by Leland
Landis; music by Thurlow Lieu-
ranee. [28006
Ger 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910; .
E 241080; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
FEMME (UNE) PASSA; valse par Ro-
dolphe Berger, pour piano. [23007
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 2389741; Heugel et cie, Paris,
France.
FEMMENE AMMARTENATE; Versi di Ar-
mando Gill (Michele Testa), musica
di Alfredo Mazzucchi. [23008
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 2389826; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
FEMMENE SENZA CORE; versi di Edo-
ardo Milano, musica di Alfredo
Mazzucchi. [23009
@rsent, 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27;
1910; E 239824; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
FERME ParK; a childs missionary
hymn; words by Gertrude M. Pew-
tress, music by H. W. Pewtress.
[23010
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241285; Herbert W. Pewtress,
London, England.
FEST-HYMNUS; von Martin Grabert,
fir zweistimmigen chor und klavier-
begleitung. Partitur. 4to. [23011
© Ane. 13,°1910: 2 ¢« Sept. 10,
1910; E 237949; Chr. Friedrich
Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin, Ger-
many.
Fétrt (LA) CHEZ THERESE; ballet-
pantomime, scénario de Catulle
Mendés, musique de Reynaldo Hahn;
partition d’orchestre. [23012
© Sept. 17, 1910: 2 & Sept. 22,
1910; D 18724; Heugei et cie., Paris,
France.
FETE DE VILLAGE; danse rustique, par
Paul Saegel, pour piano sur les cing
doigts. (Le début du piano, 5™”°
série, A la campagne, no. 43.)
[28013
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
HE 242296; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
FETE MONDAINE; overture, par Emile
Delmas, op. 22; orchestre complet.
[23014
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239478; E. Delmas, Tou-
louse, France.
FETES (LES) DE L’ANNEE; sur des
themes liturgiques, par Charles
Collin, pour orgue-harmonium. 4to.
[23015
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242272; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
FIFTH NOCTURNE; by J. Leybach, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
[23016
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
EH 241333; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
FILEUSE (LA); étude de concert, par
Emile Dunkler, op. 15, revue et
doigtée par L. Lebell, pour violon-
celle et piano. [23017
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;.
EK 240787; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
KILL THE WORLD WITH BEAUTY; words
by Edith Sanford Tillotson, music
by E. S. Lorenz. [23018
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242071; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
FILLE (LA) AUX CHEVEUX DE LIN; ex-
trait du 1°" livre de préludes pour le
piano de Claude Debussy, transcrit
pour clarinette et piano par H.
Lucas. [23019
©Octs 1, 191.0% 2-e Oct. 1; 1910's
EK 241055; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
Fiore (In) p’ITarra (The flower of
Italy) ; waltz, by G. De Stefano, arr.
B. Milano; for first and second
violin and harp-zither, simplified ed.
[23020
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; BE 240355; G. De Stefano, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
FIRST NOCTURNE. See Chopin (Ff. F.)
ViscHHOoF (RoBertT) Hymne; ged. von
Salburg-Falkenstein, English version
by L. Gottlieb. (38 lieder, no. 2.)
[23021
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 2397638; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
1327
64389—10——3
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23022
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
FisHER (THE) MOTHER’S SONG; words
by William Longman, music by
Monk Gould, arr. by Herbert Schar-
tau; mixed voices. New edition.
4to. (Vocal library of part songs,
no. 138.) [23022
©. Sept. 27, 1910; 2. c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239922; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
FitzHucH (EK. J.) Six short responses,
second set; mixed voices. 4to.
(Sacred music, no. 238.) [23023
© Sept. 17, .1910; 2 ¢c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240145; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
FLATTERNDE (DER) SCHNEE; ged. von
C. Staebler, musik von Theo Zbin-
den. [23024
© Sept. 20; 4910: 2 *escSept. 24;
1910; E 239493; C. Hauser, agt.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
FLIGHT OF THE AEROPLANE; march by
B. Dauzet, arr. by Mackie-Beyer;
band. 4to. (Twentieth century
journal; no. 1415.) [23025
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 20,
1910; E 240218; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLOWER (THE) AND THE HUMMING
BIRD; words and music by Jacque-
line Hendrick. [23026
© Sept. 17, 1910% 2 ic. Sept.” 20,
1910; E 240185; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
FLUCHTIGES GLUCK; aus der operette,
Lord Piccolo, text von R. Schanzer
und Karl Lindau, musik von Henri
Berény. 1. Walzer fiir klavier. 2.
Walzerlied ftir gesang u. piano.
[23027, 23028
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
30, 1910; E 240547, 240548; Josef
Weinberger, Leipzig, Germany.
1. Salonorchester, arr. v.
Hans Schott. 2. Grosses orchester.
Ato. [ 23029, 23030
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
26, 1910; E 2389753, 239754; Josef
Weinberger, Leipzig, Germany.
FOERSTER (Jos. B.) Sonate, op. 10;
fiir violine und klavier. [23031
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289766; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
Focey DEW; words by EH. Milligan,
musie by C. Milligan Fox; medium
voice. (Four Irish songs from
Song of the Irish harpers.) [23032
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241192; G. Schirmer, New York,
We.
FoLtLtow ME; from The girl in the
train (Die geschiedene frau), music
by Leo Fall; hotel orch. 171.
[23033
© Sept. 21, 1910=2 exsept 22;
1910; E 240239; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
— (Man steigt nach); duet from
The girl in the train (Die geschie-
dene frau), lyric by Harry B.
Smith, musie by Leo Fall. [23034
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; EK 239374; M. Witwark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FONDNESS TRUE BLUE: words by F. J.
Thomas, music by Hattie M. Guil-
ford. [238035
© Oct: 17, 1910; Are wen 1s:
1910; E 241855; F. J. Thomas, Paw-
ling, N. Y.
For KILLARNEY AND YOU; by Louise
Teasdale; vocal orchestra. 4to.
[23036
© Sept. 12, 1910: 27> e@ Sent. 43,
1910; HE 237983; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N.Y.
FoR MONTHS AND MONTHS AND
MONTHS; words and music by Jo-
seph Tabrar, American version by
Jack Norworth and Nora Bayes.
[23037
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 «. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239634; T. B. Harms and
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
Nee.
FoR NIGHTS AND NIGHTS AND NIGHTS;
written and composed by Joseph
Tabrar. [23038
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 27,
1910; E 240833; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England,
For THE MAN OF GALILEE; words by
Julia H. Johnston, musie by W. A.
Post. [23039
© Sept. 20, 1910:*2°e@sSepi- 22
1910; E 240252; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
Fork THEE; words and music by Ed-
ward Kreiser. [23040
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240152; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
For rou BricgHut Eyes; from Bright
eyes, words by Otto Hauerbach, mu-
sic by Karl Hoschna, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; banjo acc.
[23041
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239795; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1328
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910
23061
For you Bricut Eyes—Continued.
—— —— guitar acc. [23042
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
EK 241142; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
—— —— guitar solo. [23048
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241141; M. Witmark & sons, New
Wort, IN. Y.
—— (Popular mandolin duos, no.
57.) [23044
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240151; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FOREST FAIRIES; by August Nolck, op.
175; violin and piano. (5 short
pieces, no. 3.) [23045
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240783; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
ForREST SHADOWS; English text by
Louis C. Elson, music by Fabio Cam-
pana, ed. and arr. Frederic H. Rip-
ley and H. L. Heartz; sop. and alto.
(Stanhope ed., no. 130.) 4to.
[23046
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E.2399386; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
FOREVER AND A DAY; words by Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, music by Richard
Smythe. [23047
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 20,
1910; E 240134; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
FORGET ME NOT; words and music by
George Fairman. [23048
© Oct. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1910;
HY 241257; Geo. Fairman, Columbus,
Ohio.
FORGIVE ME, MOTHER; words and music
by J. H. Fredricks. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [23049
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c Sept. 27,
1910; E 240393; Jennie Hughs Fred-
ricks, Schenectady, N. Y.
FORSE CHE SI, FORSE CHE NO; versi di
F. M. Russo, musica di G. F. Buon-
giovanni. | 23050
© Sept. 15, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 2389840; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
FORTH TO THE HARVEST; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by Fred B.
Holton. [28051
© Oct. 10,1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242094; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH; from the rural
musical play Hope Valley, lyrics by
P. J. Burrell, music by Charles Dare.
[23052
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240357;
Percy J. Burrell, Boston, Mass.
See Grieg (H. H.)
Fox (SAM) STANDARD DANCE FOLIO FOR
ORCHESTRA; arr. by R. B. Brewer;
piano. [48] p. 4to. $1.00. [23053
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c Sept. 23,
1910; A 274054; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
{ame USE Violin. [24 sp. 4to. $0:50;
[23054
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c Sept. 23,
1910; A 274019; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
FRAGST DU MIT DEN AUGELEIN.
Roskin (Janot)
FRAT; warch-two-step by John F.
Barth; piano. [28055
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; E 239377; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
FRATERNITY; march, by Al Hayes;
orech. 8vo. [23056
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 7, 1910:
E 240750; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
KRAUENALTER; aus Hurra, wir leben
noch, revue, ged. von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender.
[23057
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
HE 240602; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Friar’s (THE) PRAYER; words by
Chas. Noel Douglas, music by Her-
man Perlét; med. voice. [238058
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241006; William Maxwell music
co., New York, N. Y.
HRIEDHOFSGANG; ged. von Alb. Klein-
schmidt, musik von Max Reger, op.
12. (5 lieder, no. 1.) [23059
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 e@ Sept. 21,
1910; E 239591; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
FRIENDS; words and music by I. J.
Way. 23060
Ou e@.Oct, 4, 1910;- BE 249027;
Ida Jane Way, Brooklyn, N. Y.
FRIENDSHIP; a fraternal toast song,
by W. R. Wood, arr. by Chas. L.
Lewis. 23061
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289285; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOUR HUMORESKES.
See
13829
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23062
Dt. nS, ve
Frisco (THE) RAG; words by Bert
Fitzgibbon and Billy Clark, music
by Harry Armstrong. [28062
© Oct. 7; 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8; 1910;
EK 241205; M. Witmark & sons, New
WorkcwN Ye
—— arr. by W. C. O’Hare; band.
Svo. [23063
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
EK 241133; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y.
FROLIC AND FUN; by J. M. Baldwin, op.
22; piano. Boston, Evans music ¢o.
[23064
©) Aus; 24,7 1910 2 “© Aug..26;
1910; EH 288829; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FROM BABY; words and music by P. D.
Bird. [23065
©1c. Oct. 6, 1910; HE 241194; P.
Douglas Bird, Pasadena, Cal.
FROM BOYHOOD TRAINED (Di _ nobil
fama); scena: A gentle ray (Da ig-
noto ardor); aria: from the opera
Oberon, music by C. M. von Weber,
ed..by Edgardo Lévi; tenor. (Stand-
ard operatic songs and arias, no.
47.) No.1 in D. No. 2 in E.
[28066, 23067
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2c. each Oct. 14,
1910; E 241440, 241441; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
FrRomM HIs KINGDOM OF GLORY; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by W. A.
Post. [23068
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239890; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
FRUHER FROST; ged. von Margarete
Zoliner, musik von Heinrich ZO6ll-
ner, op. 104, no. 2; miinnerchor a
eapella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[28069
©» Sept. ‘9; 19905 2°. Sept: “21,
1910; H 289524; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
FRUHLINGS-REIGEN (Spring’s delight) ;
waltz by Oscar Straus, arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts; orchestra. 4to. [23070
@© Sept. (23, 1910;"2 € - Oct; 12,
1910; H 240960; Carl Fischer, New
Moris N: Y:
ERUHLINGS WARNUNG; ged. von A.
Schels, musik von August Oehl, op.
21, fiir m&nnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
(Drei lieder, no. 1.) [23071
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242224; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
1330
FRUHLINGSGEFLUSTER; ged. von Julius
Gersdorff, musik von Max Meyer-
Olbersleben, op. 96, no. 2, fiir ge-
misechten chor. Partitur. 4to.
[238072
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 © Sept. 29,
1910; E 2389958 ; Gebriider Hug & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
HRUHLINGSJUBEL; von R. Krentzlin, op.
38; piano. [23073
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 26,
1910; E 2389681; H. R. Krentzlin,
Berlin, Germany.
FRUHLINGSSTURM; ged. von Anna
Hinckeldeyn, musik von Gustav
Gotze, op. 21, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [23074
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2eeSsenr 29;
1910; E 289960; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
FUNERAL SONG. See Brahms (J.)
FUSSSTEIG (DER); ged. von Martin
Greif, musik von Joseph Haas, op.
26, flir vierstimmigen méa&nnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. (Drei heitere lieder,
no. 1.) [23075
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242229; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
GARULLI (ALFONSO) 12 solfeggi II*
serie; con acc. di pianoforte di Carlo
Perinello. 1. Tenore. 2. Baritono.
[ 23076, 28077
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
10, 1910; E \237966,. 2afger. 2G.
Schmidl & co., Leipzig, Germany.
GATHER US IN, THOU LOVE THAT FILLEST
ALL; Whitney, music by Mark An-
drews. [23078
© ‘Sept. 29, 19102 °2> aoe
1910; E 240827; Century co., New
Vorks ANY:
GAVINIES (PIERRE) Twenty - four.
études or matinées; ed. and fingered
by Edmund Singer, with biographical
sketch by Gustav Saenger; violin.
(Music library edition, no. 584.)
[28079
© Sept. 14, 1910:02 4 Gerace:
1910; E 240967; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks Ne
GAVOTTE; by Emilio Murillo; pf.
[23080 |
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ¢.-Sept. 20,
1910; H 240157; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23099
Gavorre—Continured.
by Hans Sitt, op. 26, no. 4, ed. and
fingered by Philipp Mittell; violin
and piano. [23081
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 11, 1910;
EH 241277: G. Schirmer, inc., New
Work N.Y.
——by Minna D. Hill. (Four piano
pieces, no. 3.) [23082
© Oct. 14, 1910: 2c. Oct. 15, 1910:
E 241341; G. Fred Kranz music co.,
Baltimore, Md.
GAVOTTE DE LA REINE; by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [23083
(©) Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; EH 2389289; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GAVOTTE FRIVOLE; by Paolo Gallico, op.
15, no. 2; piano. [23084
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 18, 1910;
EH 241485; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
GAVOTTE UND MUSETTE: von Alexis Hol-
laender, op. 65; klavier. [23085
© Sepe 19) 1910 5'2'c. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240659; Albert Stahl, Berlin, Ger-
many.
GEBET; ged. von Hebbel, musik von
Max Reger, op. 4, fiir eine mittlere
stimme. (6 lieder, no. 1.) [23086
peices ie 1910: ' 2) @., Sept. 21;
1910; E 289580; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GEE! BUT THE MOON MAKES ME LONE-
SOME; words and music by Dempsey
and Schmid. © [23087
© Sept. 28,.1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240470; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gre I WISH THAT I WAS MARRIED;
words and music by J. C. Price.
[23088
Omne Sept: 17, 1910- WH 240114 -
Joseph C. Price, Utica, N. Y.
GEIST (DER) DES WOJEWODEN; (The
ghost of the mayor) ; overture by L.
Grossmann, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau. 4to. (Universal band jour-
nal, no. 1259.) [23089
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ©. Oct. 12, 1910;
EH 240958; Carl Fischer, New York,
LY.
GERMAN’S (THE) DELIGHT; medley
waltz intro. Home sweet home, by
F. C. Menges; band. 4to. [238090
@rOck, 14 1910s 2 ¢ Oct. 12,
1910; E 240949; EF. C. Menges, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
GERSON UND Hutpa; duett aus Hurra-
wir leben noch, revue von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollaen-
der, ftir gesang und klavier. [23091
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240609; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
GESTERN ABEND GING ICH AUS MgEs-
SINA; Sizilianische volkspoesie, ver-
deutscht von F.. Gregorovius, musik
von Hans Hermann. (Sizilianen,
MOH) [23092
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240538; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a/Main, Germany.
GET READY; march, by M. Greenwald;
pf. (Merrymakers, no. 8620.)
[23093
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1910; EB
241096; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
pitia.gkay
GIGGELGAGGEL-BAUERNBAUM (DIE) ; ged.
und musik von Karl Krobath, op.
19, fiir mi&nnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [23094
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17,
1910; HE 242251; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Gipsy cHoRUS. See Balfe (M. W.)
GIRL (THE) AND THE AUTOMOBILE AND
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE; words and
music by Mrs. J. A. Swett. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[23095
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240463; Mrs. J. A. Swett,
Harvey, III.
GIRL BENEATH THE GOWN; words and
music by J. H. Cleveland. [23096
© Oct. .8,. 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
EH} 241223; J. Hess Cleveland, Coving-
ton, Ky.
GirL (THE) IN THE TRAIN (Die ge-
schiedene frau) ; words by Harry B.
Smith, from the German of Victor
Leon, music by Leo Fall; vocal
score. 4to. [23097
©rOcen 5, 19105 2)! Oct. (6; 19LOS
EH 241170; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
—— selection Hans
Linné; piano. [238098
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239688; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
—— —— selection by, Wm G:
O’Hare; orch. 23099
© -Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
BH 241135; M. Witmark & sons, New
York N. Y<
arr. I Dy
arr.
1331
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, nes: v.'5
23100
GirL (THE) IN THE TRAIN—Continued.
—— waltzes, arr. by Hans S&S.
Linné. pf. [23100
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240154; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GIRL (THE) OF MY DREAMS; musical
play, book by Wilbur D. Nesbit and
Otto Hauerbach, music by Karl
Hoschna. Vocal score. [23101
© Oet.- 14.5 1910-2 sen Oct. 5,
1910; EH 241394; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GIRL WITH THE BIG CHEERY SMILE;
words and music by Norman Cla-
baugh. [23102
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1910; E 240898;
Norman Mark Clabaugh, Omaha,
Nebr.
GIRLHOOD DAYS; words and music by
V. A. Olthoff. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23103
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10,
1910> EH 237927: Vera A, Olthoit,
Anness, Kans.
GIRLIE (A) JUST LIKE YOU; words and
music by M. McDonald. New York,
Jerome H. Remick & co. [23104
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 6,
1910; E 23893844; Margaret McDon-
ald, New York, N. Y.
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! from Queen of
Bohemia, words and music by Max
Spiegel. [238105
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240664; Chas. K. Harris, New
Monk, Ney,
GIUDA DI KerioTH (Judas Ischariot) ;
poema musicale, di A. Ricci Sig-
norini, reduzione per pianoforte
dell’ autore. [23106
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 30,
1910; H 240514; Carisch & Jini-
chen, Milan, Italy.
GIVE AS HE HAS GIVEN; words by W.
C. Martin, music by George S. Schu-
ler.
©) Oct. 10,1910" © 2x, Oct: 17,
1910; E 242093; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GIVE THANKS AND SING; songs for use
in all religious meetings, comp. and
ed. by J. N. Clemmer. S8vo. Phila-
delphia, Theodore Presser co. [23108
©) 'Octs 1, 19103 2 ce. "Oct. 8/1910:
KE 241251; James N. Clemmer, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
[23107 |
GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD; hymn,
music by Carrie B. Adams. 8vo.
[23109
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2-e€ Sept. 29,
1910; HK 240419; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GIVE THE BEST TO HimM; words by
Mabel J. Rosemon, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [23110
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242119; Lorenz pub. ¢o., Dayton,
Ohio.
GIVE US A STAINLESS FLAG; words and
music by EH. S. Lorenz.
© Oct. 11, 1910292 hee Oc 1a
1910; E 242045; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GIVE YOURSELF WHOLLY TO JESUS;
words by James Rowe, music by BH.
S. Lorenz. [23112
© Oct. 11) 19102) 2 ere ew a
1910; E 242054; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GLAD (THE) RAG; rag time essence,
by R. G. Grady; piano. [23113
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239630; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago, Ill.
GLAD TIDINGS; a complete service for
Christmas, words and music by R.
M. Stults and others. 8vo. [23114
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241507; Theo. Presser e¢o., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
—— Sunday school edition of the can-
tata The Christmas story, text by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Fred B. Holton. 8vo. (Festal
days, no. 130.) [28115
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289857; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GLADIATEUR (LE); par Emile Bous-
sagol, op. 29, pour 1°* violin. [23116
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
EH 239730; Em. Boussagol, Rennes,
France.
GLOBE WALTZ; MackKvoy;
piano. 25417
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2c Oct 101910:
E 240835; Globe lodge, no. 588, EF. A.
M., New York, N. Y.
by Chas.
GLORY IN THE HIGHEST; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Fred. B. Holton. [238118
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239845; Lorenz ptb. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
1332
[23111 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
23137
GiLory To Gop; words by Lizzie De Ar-
mond, music by D. B. Campbell.
[238119
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240922; Hope pub. co., Chicago, Il.
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST. See
Hosanna.
Giu (LA); opéra comique en 4 actes,
musique de Gabriel Dupont. Parti-
tion d’orchestre. [238120
eee. 4.1910; .2 c Oct..1,.1910;
D 18727; Heugel & cie. Paris,
France.
GuLUcK; ged. von K. v. Rohrscheidt,
[und] Trost; ged. von G. Falke, mu-
sik von Max Reger, op. 15, no. 1 und
no. 10, fiir eine mittlere stimme.
(10 lieder, no. 1, A und B.) [238121
ree 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289596; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GO FORWARD, CHRISTIAN _ SOLDIER;
words by L. Tuttiette, music by
Powell G. Fithian. [23122
(©) Oct. 11, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1810;
E 242067; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GO TELL THE WORLD; words by Geo. O.
Webster, music by Karl K. Lorenz.
[23123
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239900; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Go, WORK TODAY; words by EH. E. Hew-
itt, music by G. W. Elderkin. [23124
escent 18, 1910: 2 ec. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240105; G. W. Elderkin,
Chicago, Il.
GoD CARES; words by Helen A. Caster-
line, music by Philip Paul Bliss.
[23125
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 26,
1910; EH 289705; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GOD HELPING ME; words and music by
EH. S. Lorenz. [23126
pOck, 10, 1910" 2 ¢,. Oet. 17,
1910; E 242092; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GOD IS LOVE; words by Sir John Bow-
ring, music by Nicholas de Varre;
bass solo and quartette. 4to. (An-
thems for mixed voices, fourth Se-
ries, no. 188.) [23127
eS) Aue.23, 1910: -2°e Oct: 15,
1910; © 241383; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
GoD IS WATCHING; words by Mrs.
Wrank A. Breck, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [23128
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242113; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GoDARD (BENJAMIN LovuIS PauL) 2™°
valse, transcription pour petit or-
chestre par H. Mouton. 1. Piano
econducteur. 2. lers violons.
[ 23129, 23130
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 1,
1910; E 241052, 241053; Durand &
cie., Paris, France.
GoD’S DAY OF REST; trio, music by W.
K. Sudds, op. 348. 4to. (Anthems
for mixed voices, fourth series, no.
184.) Patsi
© June 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15,
1910; EH 241388; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
GoD’S LOVE DIVINE; words by F. S.
Shepherd, music by J. S. Fearis.
SVO. (Sacred music for ladies’
voices, with acc. for organ or piano,
4 parts.) [23132
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240764; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
GoING AND COMING FROM SCHOOL; words
and music by W. Bradford. [23183
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1910; E 238872;
Walter Bradford, Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario, Canada.
GOLDEN BUTTERFLIES; valse by Alonzo
Stone; piano. [23134
©Ocie 13) A902 Ten Oct. 4,
1910; E 241425; Hatch music Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GoLpDEN (THE) JUBILEE MARCH ; by Emil
Reichardt; band. 4to. (American
star journal, no. 1329.) 23135
©MSepts, 151910 2. Oct.-12,
1910; E 240964; Carl Fischer, New
Yorke N. oY.
GOLDEN LEAVES ARE FALLING; words
and music by Mrs. John EH. Carlson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
|oe7eRe
231386
©: Sept. 7, 19t0; 2 c. Sept: 10,
1910: E 287928: Mrs. J. E. Carlson,
Washington Depot, Conn.
GOLDEN RAINBOW ; words and music by
G. C. Chapman. [231387
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1910; E 2389504;
Jeo. C. Chapman, Chicago, Il.
1333
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23138
GONDA WALTzZES; from The girl in the
train (Die geschiedene frau); by
Leo Fall, arr. by Hans S. Linne; pf.
[23188
© Sept. 19, 1910;-2 ce. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240155; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GOOD-BYE CONEY; words by R. S.
Vaughan, music by P. Eugene.
[23139
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢« Sept. 24,
1910; EH 240325; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
GOOD-BYE MY GENEVIEVE; poem and
music by Herman Ellsworth Reed.
[23140
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289668; Jesse S. Reed,
Rockford, Il.
GOOD-BYE, UNCLE SAMMY; words and
music by M. Hoffman and I. Cooper.
[23141
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1910; E 239364;
Michael Hoffman & Israel Cooper,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GOOD-NIGHT, DEAR HEART, GOOD-NIGHT;
words anon., music by R. Brouillet,
arr. by Richard Ferber. [23142
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1910; EB 241380;
Ray Brouillet, San Francisco, Cal.
GooD NIGHT, JOHNNIE; words by Mrs.
Belle Case Harrington, music by
EK. 8S. Lorenz. [23143
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept: 28,
1910; E 289913; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GCOD NIGHT, PRETTY STARS; words by
William Theodore Peters, music by
Noei Johnson, arr. by Herbert
Schartau; mixed voices. New ed.
4to. (Vocal library of part songs,
no. 135.) [23144
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239921; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
GOOD TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY; chorus,
music by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams.
[23145
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242138; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GoopNicHT (THE) KISS; words by
Sidney Lanier, music by Rosslyn
L. Colam. [238146
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 5, 1910;
EK 241202; Paterson & sons, Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
pt. 111, 0. s., v.5
Gossip; words and music by I. J.
Way. [23147
© 1c. Oct. 4, 191902 mie2zzn2s:
Ida Jane Way, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GorTr IST UNSRE ZUVERSICHT; Psalm 46,
musik von F. Reuter. 1. Ausgabe
fiir dreistimmigen frauen o. kinder-
chor. 2. Ausgabe ftir méaénnerchor.
3. Ausgabe fiir gemischten chor.
4to. (Geistliche gesdinge, no. 16
als Dx >) [23148-23150 ©
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
29, 1910;
Reuter, New Ulm, Minn.
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANGOIS) Faust;
valse de Vopéra, arr. par F. H.
Schneider, pour deux pianos 4 quatre
mains. Partition. [23151
© July 7, 191052 G Were wt o10-
EH 240615; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
In Te Domine speravi; words
from Psalm 30, music by Ch. Gou-
nod, rev. and ed. by Nicola A. Mon-
tani; mixed voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, liturgical Catholic church
music, no. 5478.) [238152
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240485; G. Schirmer, New
VOrkaNaaYe
—— Light as air; waltz and chorus
from. Faust. (Vocal® libeary ot
part-songs, ete., no. 113.) [23153
© Oct..3, 1910; 2 c Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241201; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
unison, ed.
Mandolin serenade;
and arr. by Frederic Ripley and
H. L. Heartz. 4to. (Stanhope ed.,
no: 1357.) [23154
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241025; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
——Romeo et Juliette; waltz from
the opera, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
orchestra. 4to. [23155
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2°e)) Gere,
1910; E 240961; Carl Fischer, New
Work, UN ye
GRABGESANG; ged. von Justin Mitter-
bacher, musik von Heinrich Sick-
inger, op. 61, ftir minnerchor. Par-
titur.. .4to: [23156
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242243; Heinrichshofen’s veriag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
1334
E 240406—-240408; Fritz
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
GRABLIED; musik von Heinrich Sick-
inger, op. 62, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur. 4to. [23157
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242244; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
by Percy Elliott;
piano. [23158
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1910; E 2389647; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
GRACEFUL DANCE;
GraF (DER) VON LUXEMBURG; grosses
polpourri aus der operette von Frany
Lehar. 1. Grosses orchester, arr.
yon Adolf Ischpold. 2. Salon-orches-
ter, arr. von Hans Schott. 4to.
[23159, 23160
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1910; E 242257, 242258; W. Karczag
& K. Wallner, Vienna, Austria.
GRAND CARNIVAL; march and two-step
by Edmund Brahan, op. 379; piano.
[23151
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 2s,
1910; E 240878; Frank music pub.
co., Buffalo, N. Y.
GRAND OLD GRAND ARMY MAN; words by
Arthur Longbrake, music by Ed. Ed-
wards. [25162
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240147; Jos. Morris co., New
ork. N.Y.
GRANDPA, GRANDMA; words and music
by Geo. L. Rothermel, op. 71.
[23163
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242267; Rothermel music pub. co.,
Sunbury, Pa.
GRANDPA’S STORY; by L. EH. Orth, op.
Sl, no: 12; pf. (Little lessons, no.
12.) [23164
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241115; G. Schirmer, New York,
BeNe
GRANNY’S LULLABY; words and music
by E. Fay. [23165
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1910; E 241131; Mrs.
Elizabeth Fay, Scranton, Pa.
GRAZIELLA; by August Nolck, op. 175;
violin and piano. (5 short pieces,
a0; 1.) [23166
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 240781; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
GREAT IS THE LorpD; hymn, music by
E. K. Heyser. S8vo. [23167
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240412; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
23176
GREATER AMERICA; new national song,
words and music by C. Linn. [23168
© ‘Sepiv'S)" 1910" 2c Senin 14
1910; E 239264; Carl Linn, Butler,
Pa.
GREATER (THE) CoRTLAND; march, by
George C. Murphy; solo or B flat
cornet. 24mo. [23169
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910:
E 238969; Geo. C. Murphy, Cortland,
No eye
GREENSLEEVES, AND OTHER OLD DANCES;
including the gavotte and minuet, re-
vived and arr. by Miss Cowper Coles,
musical arrangement by Percy HE.
Fletcher. [23170
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289338; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
GREETING; words by Frank L. Stanton,
musie by Oley Speaks; low voice.
[23171
© Sept: 23.°1910- 2c. Septy Jie
1910; E 239562; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GREETING SONG; no. 1, words by Eda L.
Formhals, music by Florence Wil-
liams Falconer. [23172
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242049; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
no. 2, words by Eda L. Formhals,
music by Ira B. Wilson. [238173
© Oct. 11, 1911012 c Oct, 17, 1910;
HH 242050; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
GRIEG (EDVARD HAGERUP) Ancient
ballad; unison, words by H. Heine,
ed. by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz. 4to. (Stanhope ed., no.
137.) [23174
© Sept. 26; 1910;.2 ¢ Oct: 1,-1910;
BE 241024; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
—— Danse-caprice ; from Album-
leaves, op. 28, no. 3, arr. by R.
Klugescheid; orchestra. [238175
© Aug. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240196; Carl Fischer, New
omic, Ne
Four humoreskes, op. 6; ed. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
(Music library edition, no. 604.)
[23176
© Aug. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 20,
1910: BE 240198; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
1335
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23177
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
GRIEG (EDVARD HacEerup )—Continued.
——March of the. dwarfs; arr. by
Otto Langey; orchestra. 4to. (Gal-
axy of orchestra music, no. 22.)
: [23114
©), Aueei30;, 19d05) 2) es Aue. ei.
1910; EK 238875; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Sonata in F, op. 8; ed. and fin-
gered by Leopold Lichtenberg; piano
and violin no. 1. (Library of mu-
sical classics, vol. 980. ) [23178
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 26,
1910; H 239682; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Sonata, no. 3; op. 45, ed. and
fingered by Leopold Lichtenstein ;
piano and violin in C minor. (Li-
brary of musical classics, vol. 981.)
[23179
©! Sept.,26, 1910: 2%e: Sept 27,
1910; E 240350; G. Schirmer, New
Work. N. ¥:
To spring (An den frtihling) op.
48, no. 6, arr. by Sol Marcosson;
violin and pf. (Concert transcrip-
tions, no. 8630.) [23180
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241079; Theo Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
GROTESQUES (THE); selection on Vere
Smith’s popular songs, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; orch. [23181
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; EH 239556; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
GROWTH IN GRACE; words and music
by Robert Harkness. 12mo. [23182
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Sept. 20, 1910;
E 240364; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GRUSS DICH GOTT, DU BRAUNE HEIDE;
ged. von H. A. Ziock, musik von
Condi Fliersbach, op. 102, fiir vier-
stimmigen munnerchor. Partitur.
[23183
©, July. 1; 1910 > 22 @Septe: 13,
1910; E 240010; Johannes Forster,
Lockwitz, Germany.
Gruss; ged. von Michaels, musik von
Max Reger, op.-12: (5 lieder, no.
4.) [23184
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239594; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GRUSS AU: DEN SCHWARZWALD; ged.
und musik von Julius Haager, fiir
eine solo-stimme mit klavier. [23185
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12,
1910; E 240982; Julius Haager, New
York, Noy
GULBINS (Max) Ftinfzehn charakter-
stlticke, op. 55; ftir die zeiten des
kirchenjahres zum _ gebrauch fiir
Gottesdienst und konzert, fiir orgel.
Heft 38. [23186
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2°ee Sept. 29:
1910; E 239963; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
GYPSY LAND; from He came from Mil-
waukee, lyric by Edward Madden,
music by Ben M. Jerome and Louis
A. Hirsch. [23187
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 5, 1910;
EK 240662; Chas. K. Harris, New
Yiork, IN; Yo
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Célébre
largo; transcription de EF. Linden,
revue et corrigée par Ch. M. Widor,
pour orgue. [23188
© Sept. 25;/:4990. 2reWOcE 410:
1910; E 240858; J. Hamelle, Paris,
France.
I know that my Redeemer liveth;
musie arr. by G. Brayley; violin
and piano. [23189
©-Sept. 21, 19105 2tew sept. «22,
1910; E 240269; George Brayley,
Boston, Mass.
HAIL THE WONDROUS STRANGER; words
from Union minstrel, music by Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams; high voice.
[23190
© Oct. 5; 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910-
E 242145; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HAIL To PIT; words by George M. Kirk,
music by Lester M. Taylor. [238191
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2-e. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241458; Volkwein bros., Pittsburg.
Pax
HAIL TO THE DAWN; festival chorus,
arr. from Suppe’s Poet and peasant
by HE. L. Ashford. 4to. [23192
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec OcH ae agie;
E 242148; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HAIL TO THE LORD’S ANOINTED; words
by J. Montgomery, music by Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams. [23193
© Oct: 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct) Tie ore=
E 242147; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Hate (ALFRED M.) Two poems, op.
20; words by Lionel Johnson, for
voice with piano acc. contents. 1.
Summer storm. 2. By the statue of
King Charles at Charing Cross.
[23194
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 Gesepe 29:
1910: EH 239955; Alfred M. Hale,
London, England.
1336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov.. 1910
HALLELUJAH ALL THE TIME; words by
Ada Blenkhorn, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [238195
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242098; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HALLELUJAH, SING TO JESUS; words by
William C. Dix, music by E. K. Hey-
ser. Svo. (Jn The Choir, vol. 11, no.
10, Oct. 5, 1910.) [23196
fend 1910- 1 eo Oct. 7; 1910;
E 240748; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
HANG THE HOLLY GARLANDS; words by
Edith S. Tillotson, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [238197
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240948; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Til.
HANS; waltz from Hans, the flute
player, opéra comique, music by
Louis Ganne; piano. New York,
Boosey & co. [23198
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
Ei 241242; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
HANS, LE JOUEUR DE FLOTE; fantaisie
de l’opéra comique, par Louis Ganne,
transcription par Ch. Steiger, pour
piano. [23199
Gente 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240891; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
— final du 2° acte de l’opéra com-
ique, par Louis Ganne, transcription
par Ch. Steiger, pour piano. 113380.
[23200
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240889; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
HANS, THE FLUTE PLAYER; opera com-
ique, English lyrics by A. St. John-
Brenon, music by Louis Ganne. 1.
Waltz for orchestra, arr. by Oscar
Coon. 4to. 2. Selection for piano
solo. [ 28201, 23202
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c each Oct. 10,
1910; H 240847, 240848; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan, Italy.
selection, arr. by Oscar Coon;
orchestra. [23203
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 241442; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
HAPPY DAY, HOLY DAY; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [238204
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242112; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
23213
HAPPY HEARTS A-MAYING; words by
Fay Hempstead, music by Lillian
Craig-Coffman. High voice. (Two
songs, no. 1.) [23205
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241151; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
HAPPY LITTLE SOLDIERS; words by Har-
riet D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [23206
©»Sept. 15,1910 -" 2c. “Sept. 28;
1910; EX 239874; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HARDIESSE; marche par Paul Saegel,
pour violon avec acc. de piano, série
élémentaire. (Le debut du violon,
premiére série, Chants sans paroles,
nO. Fes) [23207
© Oct 18,1910" -2> ic." Oct. 7,
1910; E 2423809; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
HAREBELL BLUE; words by Ethel M.
Edwards, music by Percy Elliott.
[28208
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; in 240221; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
HARK, HARK, MY SOUL; words by Fred-
erick W. Faber, music by Mrs. Car-
rie B. Adams; women’s chorus.
[23209
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EL 242146; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HARK, HARK, THE SOFT BUGLE; poem by
Gerald Griffin, air The banks of
Dunmore. [23210
©) Auei GS) 1910) 2) e. Aue: 25:
1910; E 2888388; McLaughlin & co.,
Boston, Mass.
HARK, THE VOICE OF ANGELS SINGING;
words by R. B. Henninges, music by
M. L. McPhail. [23211
© -Ock. Wi 1910-92 fOets 2G
1910; E 242044; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HARK, WHAT MUSIC FILLS THE SKY;
words by E. Wigglesworth, music by
Mrs. Carrie B. Adams. [23212
© Oct. 5,-1910;. 2 ‘c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242136; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HASscHISCcH; operetta lirica in tre atti,
di Alberto Colantuoni, musica di
Raffaele Delli Ponti ed Elsa Gregori.
Riduzione per canto e seme
— Om leo
©. Aue. 30; 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 10,
1910; D 18780; Edoardo Sonzogno,
Milan, Italy.
1337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pti, mis vo5 |
23214
HASTE TO THE BANQUET; words and
music by S. F. Ackley. 8vo. [28214
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
EK 241125; Stanley F. Ackley, Pater-
son, (N. J.
HAVE MERCY UPON ME; music by Ar-
thur Pearson; tenor solo and chorus.
4+to. (Anthems for mixed voices,
fourth series, no. 178.) [23215
©) May 46> 1910:"°2' ec. - Oct. “15,
1910; E 241386; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. ¥.
HAWKES & SON’S PRACTICAL TUTOR FOR
THE XYLOPHONE; by Arthur Ives, in-
eluding twelve brilliant solos.
[23216
©) Sept. 26, 19103" 2 1e Sept 27,
1910; E 240351; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
Haypn (FRANZ JOSEPH) Messe, B
dur; sogenannte harmonie - messe,
fiir den praktischen gebrauch em-
gerichtet von Georg Gohler. Kla-
vierauszug mit text. 4to. | 2B UF
©. Sept. 105, 1910.2. ¢., Oct. 17,
1910; E 242256; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
HIAYTIAN RAG; by Ford Dabney; piano.
[23218
© Oct. 45.1910; 2°e:1Oct. 5,. 1910;
E 240652; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP; words
by T. C. Tildesley, music by Franz
Abt, arr. by Ira B. Wilson; mixed
voices. Svo. [238219
@ Sept. 2. 9910: 2 c.- Nept., 10;
1910; HEH 2387912; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HE GOT RIGHT UP ON THE WAGON; words
by Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [23220
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289537; Jerome H. Remick
&-co., New York, N. Y.
HE INCLUDED ME; words and music by
W. J. Ramsay. S8vo. [23221
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 « Sept. 29,
1910; H 240409; Wm. J. Ramsay,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
HE IS MINE; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by I. E. Reynolds. 8vo.
(Seven gospel songs, no. 5.)
[23222
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 8, 1910;
EH 240119; I. HE. Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga.
HE'S A HAPPY LITTLE JAP-JACK-TAR;
written and composed by John A.
Glover-Kind. [23223
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241161; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
HE’S A VERY OLD FRIEND OF MINE; WTit-
ten and composed by H. W. Rogers
and Fred Godfrey. [23224
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2.e Sept. 13,
1910; EH 237977 > Praneis Day &
Hunter, London, England.
HE SLUMBERS NOT; words by Hdith.
Sanford Tillotson, musie by Earl L.
Woleslagel. 4to. [23225
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec) Sept 10,
1910; E 287908; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HE WHO SOWS MUST REAP; words by
Mabel J. Rosemon, music by H. S.
Lorenz. [23226
© Oct. 11, 1910592 Re Gee, 17.
1910; E 242069; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HE WILL NOT LET ME FALL; words by
A. H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[238227
© Sept. 15,. 19103 25ce@ciads.
1910; EH 2413809; Ackley & Rode-
heaver, Chicago, Il.
HEAR ME WHEN I CALL; words from
Ps. IV. V. musie by James Tomlin-
son; bass or contralto solo and
chorus. 4to. (Church choir library.
NOwhoOD [23228
© Sept. 30, 1910: 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240427; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
HEAR THE BELLS; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [23229
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1910; E 239858; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HEAR THOU OUR PRAYER; words and
music by EH. S. Lorenz. [23230
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 «@ Sept. 29,
1910; E 241040; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HEART BOWED Down. See Balfe (M. W.)
HEART ECHOES; by A. O. T. Astenius,
op. 45; piano. [23231
©° Oct. 13, 1910; 2 G2Oce ta;
1910; E 241421; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1338
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910 23949
HEART OF May; spring song, words by | HEIMKEHREN. See Roskin (Janot).
F. O'Neill Gallagher, music by 5 :
Harold Austin. - [23232 HIEINERLE, HEINERLE, HAB’ KEIN GELD;
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239557 ; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
HEART (THE) OF NATURE; eleven
sketches and pieces for piano by
Kirk Hogarth, op. 22. [23233
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239708; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
HEARTS ON FIRE; march and two-step
by Henry Bauer; piano. [23234
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1910;
BH 241261; Heinrich Bauer, New
Mork. N.Y.
HeEARTzZ (H. L.) ED. Bight famous
chorals; a capella; sop. 1, 2 and
alto, bass ad lib. 4to. (The Stan-
hope edition, no. 150.) [23235
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240792; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
HEATHER BLOOM; words and music by
iE. Cory. [23236
© sept. 28, 1910; 2 c Oct. 10,
1910; E 240860; Helen Cory, Los
Angeles, Cal.
HEAVEN BLESS U. S. A.; patriots’
marching song, words and music by
Th. Edouard (pseud. of T. E. Bui-
ger). [23237
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240363.
Thos. E. Bulger, Washington, D. C.
HEAVEN IS MY HOME; words by
Thomas R. Taylor, music by I. H.
Meredith. Ato. (Anthems for
mixed voices, fourth series, no. 187.)
[23238
emAues 23.) 1910; 2. e@:., Oct..15,
1910; H 241382; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
HEIEKIND (DAS) ; dichtung von Felix
und Therese Dahn, musik von Con-
stanz Berneker, fiir Sopran solo, gem-
ischten chor und pianoforte. Klav-
ierauszug mit text, und chorstim-
men. [28289
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242262; Carl Giessel, junr., Bay-
reuth, Germany.
HEIMATSEHNEN ; amerikanisches volks-
lied, worte von Rich. Stecher, musik
arr. von Hugo Jiingst, op. 87, fir
miinnerchor. Partitur und _ stim-
men. 4to. (Fremdlindische volks-
weisen, no. 55.) [23240
@) Sept. 14, 1910: 2 ¢. Oct. 17,
1910; BE 242248; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
rheinlinder duett aus der operette,
Der fidele bauer, text von Victor
Leon, musik von Leo Fall, arr. von
C. H. Bohm fiir waldzither. obi.
16mo. [23241
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; HE 2389508; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
——— —— blechmusik von H. Bliithgen.
[23242
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289511; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
HELP ANOTHER FIND THE WAY; words
by Ada Blenkhorn, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [23243
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 17,
1910; E 242108; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HELPING HANDS FOR JESUS; words by
James Rowe, music by E. S. Lorenz.
[23244
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EL 242048; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HER LIPS WERE SO NEAR; song by
Jessie L. Pease; low voice. [23245
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240657; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
HER POKE BONNET; words by Margaret
G. Hays, music by Louis Lichten-
stein. [23246
©. Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 17,
1910; E 2389423; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
HERALD’S SONG; words by Harriet D.
Castle, musie by Ira B. Wilson.
[23247
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289859; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HERE COMES ON CRUTCHES SALLY
(Kjaerringa mae staven); Norw.
folk song, English words by R. B.
Anderson, music arr. by A. Paulsen ;
male voices. (Northern edition of
octavo music, no. 54.) [23248
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240856; Alfred Paulsen, Chicago,
Tl.
Here’s TO ALL GooD FELLOWS; from
We won’t go home till morning,
lyrics by Will A. Heelan, music by
Seymour Furth. [23249
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 10,
1910; E 237982; Jos. Morris Co.,
New York, N. Y.
1339
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pt. 111, n. s., v.5
:
HERMAN LET’S DANCE THAT BEAUTIFUL | H1INDoo (THE); lyric by Edward Mad-
WALTZ; intro. in The girl and the
drummer, words by Irving Berlin,
music by Ted Snyder. [23250
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240313; Ted Snyder co.,
ine., New York, N. Y. :
HERRING (DER); words and music by
Solomon Small. [23251
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; E 240258 ;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
HicgH HONORS; military march by H. C.
Coffman; piano. [23252
© 1 ¢ Oct. 10; A910; EH 240790;
Harry ©. Coffman, Cambridge, Ohio.
HiGH IN THE AIR IS THE BEST PLACE TO
SPOON; words and music by L. T.
Thomas. [232538
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; H 2389811;
Lewis T. Thomas, Washington, D. C.
HicgH JINKS; characteristic rag march
and two-step by Whidden and Con-
rad, arr. by Robert Recker; orches-
tra. Ato. [ 23254
@iOci 14" 19480 > 2c. Oct: 15,1910;
E 241563; Leo Feist, New York,
N. Y.
HILARITY RAG; by James Scott; piano.
a2aD
© Sept. 5. 1910: 2 xe. Oct:..3,
1910; E 240576; Stark music print-
ing & pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
HILDEGUND; ged. von Jos. Huggen-
berger, musik von Joseph Haas, op.
26, no. 3, fiir vierstimmigen miénner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. (Drei heitere
lieder, no. 3.) [23256
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242232; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
Hitt (Minna D.) Capriccietto. (Four
piano pieces, no. 2.) [23257
© Oct. 14,1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241340; G. Fred Kranz music co.,
Baltimore, Md.
HILLMAN (CARL) Nocturne, op. 52;
fiir fidte, violine und piano. [23258
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1910;
E 237938; Johann André, Offenbach,
a Main, Germany.
HIMNO AL CENTENARIO (1810-1910) ;
letra de C. Junco de la Vega, musica
de Eduardo Gariel. [238259
© Aug. 25,1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 240361; Ed. Gariel, Tacubaya,
D. F., Mexico.
den, music by Harry Von Tilzer.
[23260
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 Gc OGk ta, 1910;
E 241396; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
His FOR SERVICE; words by Belle Case
Harrington, musie by J. S. Fearis.
[23261
© Oct. 11,1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242075; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
His NAME SHALL BE CALLED JESUS;
Christmas anthem, words from the:
Bible, music by C. Simper; mixed
voices. London, Weekes & co. Ato.
[23262
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 « Sept. 28,
1910; EH 239987 ; Caleb Simper, Barn-
staple, England.
His NATAL DAY; a Service for Christ-
mas, words by Emma Post and oth-
ers, music by H. W. Porter. 8vo.
[23263
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2°c: OG ts, 1910;
EH 241338; H. W. Porter, Baltimore,
Md.
HIS PRESENCE LIGHTS THE WAY; words
by W. C. Martin, music by Florence
Williams Falconer. [23264
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242061; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HISTOIRE DE PRINTEMPS; par C. Ciolfi,
pour quintette 4 cordes avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [238265
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239449; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
HOCHLANDSKINDER; walzer nach mo-
tiven aus Rud. Nelson’s operette,
Miss Dudelsack, arr. von Oscar Fe-
tras, op. 162, fiir infanterie-musik.
[28266 -
© Sept. 21, 1910: 2 ey Senn 2a
1910; E 239514; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
HOLD ME PARSON HOLD ME, I FEEL RE-
LIGION COMING ON; words by M. A.
Robinson, music by J. R. Robinson.
[23267
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Oci"6, 1980;
E 241145; Southern California music
co., Los Angeles, Cal.
HoLp-uep (THE) MAN; song and dance,
words and music by P. F. Woodford.
[23268
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1910; E 239653;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y¥.
1340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910 23288
HOLINESS FOREVERMORE; words and mu- | HoME SWEET HOoME—Continued.
sie by H. Lillenas. [23269 fantasia-variations by Bishop-
© June 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910; Polla ; piano. [28279
BE 240572; Haldor Lillenas, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Hoty Book oF Gop; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by W. A. Post.
[23270
2 sepe. 12, 1910; 2 & Sept. 22,
1910; E 240246; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
Hoty, HOLY; words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by Fred B. Holton.
[23271
fesepe 15. 1910: 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; H 289854; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Hoty (THE) HOUR OF PRAYER; words
and music by Wm. Grant Brooks;
Sop. and bass. sq. 24mo. [238272
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; H 240414; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HoLy NIGHT! PEACEFUL NIGHT; music
by A. W. Lansing; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, no. 957.) a2.
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1910;
EH 240501; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
HoMeE; words by Dora Greenwell, mu-
sic by Wintter Watts; high in F.
[23274
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2c. Oct. 15, 1910;
EH 241400; G. Schirmer, New York,
SV.
HOME, DEAR HOME FOR ME; words and
musie by Harry Ridgeway. [23275
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240567; Stratton. music co., Kan-
sas City, Mo.
Home (THE) eGuARD; school march,
by M. Greenwald; piano. [23276
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; EK 240294; M. Greenwald, New
Mork. IN. ¥.
Home (THE) oF GoD; words by G. F.
Dausson, music by J. Bjornson.
2a2T7
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241229; Johannes Bjornson,
Whitesburg, Ky.
HoME SWEET HOME; arr. by Sidney
Steinheimer; pf. (Old favorites, no.
8604. ) [23278
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
HE 241081; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241469; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
fantasie by A. E. Harris; violin
and piano. [23280
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240186; Carl Fischer, New
Work INO:
HOMELAND; waltzes by Harry J. Lin-
coln; piano. [23281
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239651; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Honey; words by Chas. H. Cain, mu-
sic by Dick Whiting. [238282
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240861; Will C. Wheeler & Chas.
H. Cain, Los Angeles, Cal.
HoNEY BOY, HONEY GAL, HONEY MOON;
words by Francis Conlan, music by
George Evans. [23283
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
HE) 241284; Jos. Morris co., New York,
INS AY
HONEY GIRL, YOU’RE A PEARL; words
and music by H. Breckman.
[23284
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 27,
1910; EH 240326; Herman Breckman,
Hammond, Ind.
Honty I WILL LONG FOR You; medley
two-step, by Hd. Edwards, arr. by
Paul Henneberg; band. S8vo.
[23285
©! Septi22, 190} 2c. Sept 30}
1910; FE 240423; Jos. Morris co., New
York,- N. Y.
intro. My little Honey Bee,
by Ed. Edwards, arr. by Paul Hen-
neberg; orchestra with piano acc.
8vo. [23286
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 30;
1910; E 240422; Jos. Morris ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
HONEY, WON’T YOU BE MY QUEEN;
words and music by Max Geller.
New. York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[23287
© Sept. 19) 1910: :2,.e@ Septs 2,
1910; E 239428; Max Geller, Chat-
ham, Canada.
HonKA-TONK RAG; words by Earle C.
Jones, music by L’Albert. [238288
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; BH 239529; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
1341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23289
pt. I, n. s., v. 5
Hore (L’espoir); by H. Beaumont;
piano. [23289
©! Oct. 8; 1910; 2 c-Octieas, 1210:
E 241296; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
HOPE ON! HOPE EVER; words by Morris
Harvey, music by H. G. Pélissier.
[23290
© Sept. 28, 1910: 2 e:, Sen 29,
1910; E 240468; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London, England.
HoPe’s HARBOR; words by Geo. W.
Winfrey and I. A. Loeb, music by
I. A. Loeb. [23291
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241176; Isaac Anderson Loeb,
Chicago, Ill.
HOPE’S MESSAGE; words and music by
EF. Schimelpfenig. obl. 12mo.
[23292
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1910; E 239265;
Fred Schimelpfenig, Plano, Tex.
HORNPIPE POLKA; by Jas. I. Wray op.
10; piano. Boston, Evans music co.
[23293
fo eAnre 24 19tO | 2 ec. Ane, 26.
1910; E 288826; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Hosanna; glory to God in the highest,
finale from the cantata, The star of
Bethlehem, music by F. Flaxington
Harker; mixed voices. (Oct. cho-
Tuses, no. 5518.) [23294
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 « Sept. 28,
1910; E 289805; G. Schirmer, New
Work: NIVY:
Hour (THE) OF PRAYER; words by
Charlotte Elliott, music by Walter
Rolfe; soprano and tenor. [23295
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240489; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
HOUSEKEEPER (THE) BARNDANCE; by
A. Kimball; piano. [23296
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
Ke 241376; Leo Feist, New York,
i Paes
How BEAUTIFUL UPON THE MOUN-
TAINS; words by Edith Sanford Til-
lotson, music by Fred B. Holton.
[23297
e. Sept. 28,
Lorenz pub. co.,
9
© Sept. 15, 1910;
1910; EH 239855 ;
Dayton, Ohio.
How CAN THEY TELL THAT O1’M IRISH;
written and composed by C. W.
Murphy, American version by Nora
Bayes and Jack Norworth. [23298
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 241269; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
A
How coULD IT BE; words by Maude
Trumbull, music by Ira B. Wilson.
4to. ; [23299
© Sept. 2, 1910-9223 een 10;
1910; E 237913; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
How MANY TIMES DO I LOVE THEE,
DEAR; words by Thomas Lovell Bed-
does, music by Hleanor Everest
Freer, op. 19, no. 4; high voice.
[23300
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, |
1910; E 2389704; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
How- VERY NEAB MY HEAVEN [EIES;
words by James B. Kenyon, music
by Jean Paul Kursteiner, op. 12,
high or medium voice in D. (Three
love songs, no. 2.) [23301
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239361; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
How WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A BABY;
written and composed by E. W.
Rogers. [23302
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240452; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
HuMitity; words by Harold Simpson,
music by A. H. Behrend. [23303
© Sept. 15, 1910-2 Sene ae
1910; E 239305; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
HUMMING-TOP; words by Eugene Field,
music by Edward Shippen Barnes;
low voice. [23304
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 « Sept. 15,
1910; E 2400388; G. Sehirmer, New
Work, SN. Ye
HUMORESQUE; by A. von Ahn Carse;
pf. (Characteristic pieces, no. 3.)
[23305
© Sept. 28, 1910:°2 "eee
1910; E 241029; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY. See Liszt (F.)
HURRA, WIR LEBEN NOCH; potpourri
aus Ger revue, musik von Victor Hol-
laender, fiir klavier mit tiberlegtem
text. [238306
© Sept. 27, 1910: 2° e-Genre:
1910; E 240845; Ed: Bote & G. Boek,
Berlin, Germany.
HURRICANE RAG; eccentric two step, by
F. G. Johnson; piano. [23307
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 240368; Frederick G. Johnson,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
1342
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
23325
HYDROPATEN (DIE); waltz, by Jos.
Gung’l, arr. by T. H. Rollinson. 4to.
(Standard ed. for orchestra, no.
3ST.) [238308
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240655; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
HYMENEE; valsSe par Emile Wesly,
pour violon, flite, clarinette, mando-
line et piano. [28309
Sent. 17, 1910;, 2 ¢.. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239459; HE. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
transcrite par Gabriel Allier,
pour harmonie et fanfare. 4to.
P23a10
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239451; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
HyMN; words by Mrs. Jane Ermina
Locke, music by Anna W. Poole;
sop. or ten. Buffalo, Denton, Cottier
& Daniels. [23011
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 240766; Mrs. Jos. T. Cook, Buf-
falo, N. Y.
HYMN FOR NIGHT; motette, music by
Geo. Shinn; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral album, no. 970.) [233812
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239300; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
HyMwn soxkzt0w. See Trzy piesni.
HYMNAL FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL;
comp. and ed. by Rev. EH. C. Cronk,
Columbia, S. C., The Lutheran
board of publication [1910] 208 p.
Svo. $0.35. [23313
© Sept. 15, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 14,
1910; A 271794; Lutheran board of
publication, Columbia, S. C.
HYMNS OF THE LIVING CHURCH; ed. by
Charles Taylor Ives and R. Hunting-
ton Woodman. New York, The Cen-
bury ¢o:., 1910. “Various paging.
Svo. $1.50. [23314
© Sept: 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; A 273367; Century co., New
Work, N. Y.
HiYPNOTIZER RAG; by Clarence H. Gra-
ham; piano. [23315
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240317; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I AM LEAVING; OR, LEAVE I MUST TODAY ;
words by Jesse G. M. Glick, music
by Walter Wolff. [233816
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240803; Thompson music co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
I BEGIN; waltz by P. Willy, ed. by S. L.
Herrmann; piano four hands.
[23317
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 240275; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON YOU; words
by FE. E. Hern, music by R. A.
Browne. [233818
Ore. Octy 15, A910 hin 2 Ate 4Or
Frank EK. Hern, Huntington, W. Va.
I CAN FEEL YOUR KISSES NOW; words
and music by Dempsey and Schmid.
[238819
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240598; H. A. Weymann & son,
ine., Philadelphia, Pa.
I CAN’T THINK OF ANYTHING THAT’S
HALF AS SWEET AS YOU; words and
music by Harl Benham. [28820
©) Oct: 3, 1910: 2)¢. Oct: 3, 1910:
EK 240588; Maurice Shapiro, New
York. Ns. Y¥-
I COME FROM AFAR; from Hans, the
flute player, opéra comique, French
version by Maurice Vaucaire and
Georges Mitchell, English lyrics by
A. St. John-Brenon, music by Louis
Ganne. New York, Boosey & co.
[23321
© Oct: 7, 1910; "2 c: Oct. 8; 1910;
EH 241245; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
I’D LIKE TO KNOW THE COMBINATION OF
YOUR HEART; aS intro. by The trouble
makers, lyric by Bobby Jones, music
by Linda Bloodgood. [23822
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239528; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO STAY BUT MY FEET SAYS
NAY; words and music by R. Hard-
ing; violin ace. [23323
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; H 2403848;
Richard Harding, Hermon, Cal.
I’D LIKE TO TELL YOUR FORTUNE DEARIE;
words by Harry. Williams, music by
Hebert Van Alstyne. [23824
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1910; BH 239534; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York,.N. Y.
I’D LOVE TO LIVE IN LOVELAND WITH A
GIRL LIKE you; words and musi¢e by
W. R. Williams. 23325
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ¢e. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240621; Will Rossiter, Chicago, I.
1343
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23326
I'D RATHER BE WHERE THE GIRLS ARE;
written and composed by Jobn A.
Glover-Kind. - [23326
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241053; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
I DON’T BELIEVE YOU; words by Wm.
Dillon, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[2383827
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2-c. Oct. 15,
1910; E 241398; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I DON’T CARE IF I NEVER GET HOME;
written and composed by Paul Pel-
ham and J. P. Long. [233828
©uSept. 27, 19107 2 ce, Sepe. 27,
1910; E 2403882; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I DON’T WANT TO BE A SOLDIER BOY;
from The echo, words by Geo. V.
Hobart, music by Karl Hoschna.
[28829
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; EK 2393875; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I FIND NO FAULT IN JESUS; words by
A. H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[288380
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 2413380; Ackley & Rodeheaver,
Chicago, II].
I GAVE ALL MY LOVE TO A SAILOR; words
by René Bronner, music by H. W.
Petrie; baritone solo. [238331
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; EK 240447; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
I Go; words by Julia H. Johnston, mu-
sic by I. H. Reynolds. S8vo. (Seven
gospel songs, no. 1.) [23332
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2c. Sept. 8, 1910;
H 240115; I. HE. Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga.
I HAVE A FRIEND; words by Ada Blenk-
horn, music by M. L. McPhail.
[283833
© (Ochs, 1910 2 -e. OcE Ve
1910; H 242052; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS; words by
Charlotte Elliott, music by Esther
Gronow ; ladies’ voices. 4to. [23334
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240448; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
KNOW HE IS NEAR ME; words by
Belle Case Harrington, music by
Wm. F. Archer. [238385
©. Oct, ies 1910" "2 +c... Ock 17,
1910; E 242059; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
ke
pt. IIT, 7.8: V.0
I KNOW THE TEARS; words and music
by B. Byrom. London, Novello &
C67 ltd: [238836
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240865; Blanche Byrom, Lang-
land Bay, England.
I LAY MY SINS ON JESUS; music by F.
W. Wegenast; solos and chorus of
mixed voices. (Octavo church mu-
Sic, no. 57.) [233387
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240727; Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
I LIKE ’EM PLUMP; from The slim
princess, words by Henry Blossom,
music by Leslie Stuart. [233388
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2% Seni. 22;
1910; E 240272; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
I’LL BE THE SUNSHINE IF YOU'LL BE THE
ROSE; words and music by H. Albert.
[23839
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240122; Herman Albert,
Chicago, Ill.
I’LL BE WAITING AT THE STATION, DEAR;
written and composed by Herbert
Shelley. [23340
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240167; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, Hngland.
I’LL CALL YOU BABY; words by Francis
Robinette, music by G. J. Becker.
[23841
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 241219; Geo. J. Becker, New York,
INBy Xe
TV’LL LOVE BUT THEE; words and music
by Helen Annis Casterline. Cin-
cinnati, Willis music co. [23342
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 26,
1910; E 239701; W. H. Willis & co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
T’LL LOVE Him MoRE; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[23343
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242085; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TLL TAKE YOU TO THE MOVING PIC-
TURES, SISTER DEAR; words and music
by J.) Paul:
© 1 ¢e¢ Oct. 5, 19105 Ae20GsT;
John Paul, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
I’LL TRUST HIS PRECIOUS PROMISES;
words by Mabel J. Rosemon, music
by Powell G. Fithian. [283845
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242117; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
1344
[23344 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
23365
I wove Jesus; words by E. E. Hewiit,
musie by B. D. Ackley. [23346
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
EK 241321; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
I LOVE THE NAME OF MAry; from Barry
of Ballymore; by Chauncey Olcott
and Ernest R. Ball; hotel orch.
4to. [23347
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240148; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I LOVE TO TALK WITH THEE; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by G.
W. Elderkin. [23348
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240105; G. W. Elderkin,
Chicago, IIl.
I’M A LOVING ONLY YOU; words and
music by H. E. Graham. [283849
segs, 1910> 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239637; Herbert E. Graham,
Minneapolis, Minn.
I’M A MARRIED MAN; words by Ballard
Macdonald, music by Harry Carroll.
[23550
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241172; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. N.Y.
I’M AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THE
Patsy CLuB; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[238851
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
EK 241897; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I’M DREAMING THE SWEETEST DREAMS;
words by C. L. B. Mills, music by
H. N. MeCormick. [23352
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1910; H 241465; C..
L. B. Mills, Cooperton, Okla.
I’M FANCY FREE (Lied vom schlaf-
coupé) ; from The girl in the train
(Die geschiedene frau), lyric by
Harry B. Smith, music by Leo Fall.
[23355
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239373; M. Witmark & sons,
mewovork, N.Y.
hotel orch. 172. [23354
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240240; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’M GOING CRAZY, DON’T YOU WANT TO
COME ALONG; in The beauty spot,
words and music by Thos. 8S. Allen.
[238355
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239671; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
13
I’M GOING ON A LONG VACATION; in Are
you a Mason, words by Irving Ber-
lin, music by Ted Snyder. [23356
©: Oct. 12,1910) 2) e Oct, 12,
1910; E 240952; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
I’M JUST PININ’ FOR YOU; words by
Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [23357
© Sept... 13, 1910542 ¢,Sept: 15,
1910; E 240623; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’M LONGING FOR SOMEONE’S LOVE; words
and musie by L. Z. Phillips.
[23358
© Sept; 21,1910; 2. & Sept. 21,
1910; EK 240225; Southern music co.,
Memphis, Tenn.
I’M LOOKING FOR A NICE YOUNG FELLOW
WHO IS LOOKING FOR A NICE YOUNG
GIRL; words by Jeff T. Branen, music
by S. R. Henry. [23359
@ Sept. 28. 1910: 2%c* Sept, 29)
1910; E 240446; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
I’M TAKING MY VACATION, HI LE, HI LO;
words by H. G. Brock, music by R.
A. Browne. [23360
© 1c Oct. 15, 1910; E 241346;
Homer G. Brock, Kansas City, Kans.
I’M THE MAN THEY’RE LOOKING FOR;
words and music by Ed. Rogers.
[23361
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2c Sept. 24,
1910; EH 239497; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
I’M WAITING HERE FOR WINNIE; words
and music by E. Ray Goetz.
[238362
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240590; Maurice Shapiro, New
Work; (N.Y.
I MADE THESE AND I’M GOING TO MAKE
SOME MORE; words and music by R.
Harding; violin acc. [23363
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240340;
Richard Harding, Hermon, Cal.
I NEVER GO IN VAIN; words by James
Rowe, music by HE. S. Lorenz.
[23364
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242105; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Obio.
I NEVER MISSED A MISS LIKE I MISS
you; from My girl from the U. 8. A.,
words by GC. P. McDonald, music by
Evans Lloyd. [28865
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; BE 239405; Victor Kremer Co.,
Chicago, Il.
45
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23366 pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
I PROMISE THEE; words and music by | I’vE GOT RINGS ON MY FINGERS; intro.
M. B. Williams. Philadelphia, the popular songs I’ve got rings on
Hatch music co. [233866 my fingers and Miss O’Hara in her
kH
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 19,
1910; E 239643; Maude Broyles
Williams, Savannah, Tenn.
SHALL SEE HimM; words by Minnie
A. G. Edington, music by Alfred
Beirly. [| 23367
© Oct. 10; 1910; 2 ec. ‘Oct. 17,
1910; E 242127; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SHALL WALK BY HIS SIDE; words by
Be chy eRexrord, “music by”, Bo Ay:
Ackley. [23368
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c.. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241326; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Il.
SIGH FOR YOU, VIRGINIA; words and
music by J. D. Oberlender. [23369
© Feb. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241411; J. D. Oberlender, Leaven-
worth, Kans.
SOUGHT THE LORD; words from
Psalm xxxiv, music by Alfred G.
Robyn; duet for alto and tenor.
[23370
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240872; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING EY.
SUPPOSE SHE KNOWS; words and
music by J. P. Harrington, E. W.
Rogers and Orlando Powell. [23371
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
EK 241217; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
THINK J HEAR MY COUNTRY CALLING
ME; words and music by Raymond
A. Browne. [23312
GOet. AT, 0900. “2 .e-sOct. aT
1910; E 241443; Musie house of
Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
THINK OF THEE; words by Martin
Schtttze, music by Alice Bennet
Wing. [23373
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 239707; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
I’VE ENLISTED IN THE ARMY OF THE
Kine; words by Alexander Black-
burn, music by H. M. Ross. [23374
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240440; Harry M. Ross, Ar-
lington, Wash.
I’VE GOT A SWEETHEART; words and
music by La Fayette Lentz Butler.
[28375
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241008; Ted Snyder co., New
York, N. Y.
1346
I WANT TO PLAY
emerald tiara; two step, by Maurice
Scott; pf. [28376
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240162; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I’VE LOST MY TEMPER; words by. Mrs.
Belle Case Harrington, music by
BK. S. Lorenz. [23377
© Sept.. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; E 239916; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
I WANT SOMEBODY TO TEASE; novelty
song, words and music by Ammon E.
Cramer. [233878
© Sept. 22, 1910-92 ee mseen 2s
1910; EK 239617; A. E. Cramer music
eo., Frederick, Md.
I WANT TO BE A HELP TO MOTHER; from
the rural musical play Hope Valley,
lyric by P. J. Burrell, music by
K. J. Weed. [238379
© 1 c. Sept. 27, 1910; H 240359;
Percy J. Burrell, Boston, Mass.
I WANT TO GO ’WAY WITH YOU; words
by Rida Johnson Young, music by
W. A. Schroeder. [23380
© Sept..12, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 13,
1910; H 287989; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I WANT TO LIVE FOR JESUS; words by
James Rowe, musie by Florence Wil-
liams Falconer. [233881
© Oct. 11, 1910 ;2'¢ Ocean
E 242074; Lorenz Pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio. ;
HOUSE WITH YOU;
from Madame Sherry, lyrics by Otto
Hauerbach, music by Karl Hosechna.
[23382
©. Sept. -24, 1910;:.2 Yep Senrerzoe:
1910; EK 239692; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
I WANT TO TELL YOU HOW I LOVE YOU;
words by Arthur Davenport and
H. G. Pélissier, music by H. G.
Pélissier. [2383883
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 241481; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London, England.
I WANT YOUR HEART FOR A CHRISTMAS
GIFT; words by K. Prim, musie by
Aug. Bohlender. [23884
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240599; Kathryn Prim, Pittsburg,
Pa.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
23401
I WAS ALL RIGHT IN MY YOUNGER DAYS,
But I'M ALL IN NOW; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Nat. D.
Ayer. [28885
fe sem. 16, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1910; E 238541; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I WILL ARISE; motet, text from St.
Luke XI and Psalm CIII, music by
Richard Dering, ed. and English
text adapted by Frederick Bridge,
for five mixed voices. 4to. [23386
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c Sept. 29,
1910; E 239961; Bosworth & ©Co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
I WILL MAGNIFY THEE; anthem, words
from Psalm 114, music by James H.
Rogers; mixed chorus with soprano
and bass solos. (Collection of oc-
taro church music, no. 5442.) [23387
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240108; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y¥.
I WILL SING THE WONDROUS STORY;
brilliant variations by M. W. But-
ler; piano. [23388
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241308; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
I WISH I HAD A JOB IN WALL STREET;
words by Herman Zink, music by
J. ©. Eaton. New York, Old Do-
minion music co. [ 233889
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 289942; EHaton music pub.
eo., New York, N. Y.
Leon
WONDER IF YOU CARE; words by Edgar
Ruff, music by Edward Ferraro.
[238390
Gr Aue 18. 1910: 2 ec. Aug. 20,
1910; E 238837; Ferraro & Ruff,
New York, N. Y.
WONDER WHERE HEAVEN CAN BE;
words by R. M. Hunter, music by
J. M. Hunter. [23391
@rOct 1; 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
H 242265; R. M. Hunter, Mountain
Grove, Mo.
Leo
I WOULD BE A LITTLE SUNBEAM. See
Sunbeam.
I WOULD LIKE TO BE YOUR SWEET-
HEART; words and music by C.
Moore. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [28892
@esept..27,/1910> 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; EH 240392; Claude Moore, St.
Louis, Mo.
13
I WOULD MY LOVE WERE LIKE A STAR;
words by James B. Kenyon, music
by Jean Paul Kursteiner, op. 12,
Inedium voice in FEF. (Three love
_ songs, no. 1.) [28393
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; E 289360; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y. —
IcH BIN EIN GAST AUF ERDEN; ged. von
Paul Gerhardt, musik von Max
Gulbins, op. 62, fiir gemischten
chor. Partitur:, + 4to: (Vier ge-
Singe, no. 4.) [23394
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242242; Gebriider Hug & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
IcH HORT’ EIN SICHLEIN RAUSCHEN;
ged. aus Des knaben wunderhorn,
vertont von Richard Trunk, op. 30,
no. 38, ftir mi&nnerchor. Partitur.
4to. [23395
© Sept: 10;-1910-" 2eex Oty alt
1910; E 242235; Gebrtider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
IcH STEHE HOCH UBER DEM SEE; ged.
yon Frau yon Lieven, musik von
Max Reger, op. 14 B, ftir bass
stimme. [23396
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2c. Sept. 21, 1910;
H 239605; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Ir I COULD SEE AS FAR AHEAD AS I CAN
SEE BEHIND; words and music by
Branen and Lange. [23397
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 2411738; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York, N. Y.
Ir I LovE you; words by James How-
ard, music by C. EK. Gardner. [23398
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1910; E 239684;
Carl BE. Gardner, Lynn, Mass.
Ir I ONLY COULD FORGET YOU AS YOU
HAVE FORGOTTEN ME; words and
music by Dave Morrison. Philadel-
phia, Girard music pub. co. [2383899
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4; 1910;
EK 241258; Dave Morrison, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Ir I ONLY HAD SOMEONE TO LOVE ME;
words and music by B. F. Seiple.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23400
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10, 1910;
EH 237924; Bessie F. Seiple, Char-
lotte, Mich.
ONLY ONE, JUST ONLY ONE SWEET
LOVING GIRL LOVED ME; words and
music by H. Elmer Buckingham.
23401
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; HE 240319; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Ir
47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23402
pt. IE Nes vo
IF SOME ONE ONLY CARED FOR ME; words
and music by Harold Jack Gould.
[23402
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241409; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
TM.
Ik WE SAY THAT WE HAVE NO SIN;
anthem, music by Geo. Shinn; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral album, no.
972.) [28403
©) Sept. 21, 1910) 2c. Oct... 1910;
EH 240558; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
IF WE WERE MARRIED; as intro. in He
came from Milwaukee, words by EKd-
ward Madden, music by Louis A.
Hirsch. [ 23404
©: Oct: 3, 1910; 2 «Oct. 3, 1910;
EK 240593; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N.Y;
IF WOMEN BE PERMITTED TO VOTE; words
and music by C. Sandoe. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [23405
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241247; Clayton Sandoe, Platts-
burgh, N. Y.
IF YE ABIDE; hymn, music by Ira B.
Wilson. sq. 24mo. [23406
© Sept. 27,1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240418; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
IF YOU AIN’T GOT NOTHING TO GIVE ME
YOU AIN’T NO FRIEND TO ME; words
and music by F. Richardson. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. 23407
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; EH 240394; Frank Richardson,
W. Palm Beach, Fla.
IF YOU’D WHISPER YES DEAR, AND RIDE
THRO’ LIFE WITH ME; words by Reah
M. Jackson, music by Hermann
Klausner. [23408
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 24,
1910; E 240318; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Ir YOU DON’T KNOW THE PASS WORD,
SMILE; words by Mrs. Belle Case
Harrington, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. [23409
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28
1910; E 239917; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
IF YOU HAVE JESUS WITH YOU; words
by J. T. Latta, music by Fred B.
Holton. [23410
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242077; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
IF YOU PROMISE TO BEHAVE; words and
music by Kendis and Paley. [23411
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 cs Octls 1910 ;
EK 241462; Kendis & Paley, New
York. IN7Y:
Ir YOU’RE A SUFFRAGETTE; OR, WOMAN’S
RIGHTS; song, music by Al. Brown;
violin ace. [23412
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; H 239786;
Al. Brown, New York, N. Y.
IF YOU WERE A CLOVER BLOSSOM ; words
and music by M. D. Rogers. [23413
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
1910; E 240226; Margaret Douglas |
Rogers, United States.
Ir YOU WERE THERE WITH ME; from He
came from Milwaukee, lyric by Ed-
win Madden, music by Ben M. Jer-
ome and Louis A. Hirsch. [23414
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240661; Chas. K. Harris, New
Works Ne Ye
IHR SEIT A GRIENER; words and music
by Solomon Small. [23415
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; E 240259;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
ILLINOIS SUNSET SONG; words by S. S.
Colvin, melody by F. K. W. Drury,
harmonized by O. W. Schreiber.
[23416
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
EK 240897; S. S. Colvin & F. K. W.
Drury, Champaign, Il.
Intys; suite byzantine, sur le ballet
La princesse au sabbat, par Louis
Ganne; partition d’orchestre.
[23417
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
H 239748; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
Im APRIL; musik von Max Reger, op.
4, fiir eine mittlere stimme. (6 lie-
der, no. 4.) [23418
© Sept. 1, 1910;°2 eG Sept. 21,
1910; E 239583; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
IM SPATSOMMER; polnisches volkslied,
worte von Rich. Stecher, musik arr.
von Hugo Jiingst, op. 87%, fiir man-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (Fremdlindische volksweisen,
no. 56.) [23419
© Sept. 14, 1910;° 25) Ocewti.
1910; BH 242247; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
IMAN; a Mohammedan serenade; lyric —
by John P. Wilson, music by Na-
thaniel D. Mann. [23420
© Aug. 25, 1910: 2. ci Auge:
1910; E 238819; Victor Kremer Co.,
Chicago, Il.
1348
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23439
IMITATION DES PETITS TAMBOURS; par
F. Poliakin, pour violon avec ace. de
piano. [238421
ey Age 12 1910: 2 c Sept. 10,
1910: E 2387962; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
IMMANUEL; cantata, words by Elsie
Dunean Yale. music by A. Geibel;
solo yoices chorus and organ. Vo-
cal score. Svo. [238422
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241476; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IMMER FLOTT; polka-bluette von Lud-
wig André, op. 24, fiir piano.
[23423
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10, 1910;
E 237939; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
ImPRovviso; di Mario Tarenghi, op.
538, no. 3, per pianoforte. [ 23424
Age 25, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 289979; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
ina Leaner. by lu. EH. Orth.. op. 31,
no. 4; pf. (Little lessons, no. 4.)
[28425
i Oct & 1910: 2 c Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241107; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ne ¥:
IN A MANGER; words by George O.
Webster, music by Karl K. Lorenz.
[23426
© Sept 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239907; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
IN A PASADENA GARDEN; intermezzo by
E. Chouteau Legg; piano. [23427
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289680; J. W. Jenkins
sons music co., Kansas City, Mo.
IN DEAR OLD WAYNE; words by Jos. A.
Bodie jr., music by Frank A. Jen-
Kans. [23428
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
EK 241222; F. A. Jenkins, Honesdale,
Pa.
IN DEN BERGEN; Suite in 4 sdtzen, von
Jos. B. Foerster, op. 7, ftir piano a 4
mains. [23429
© Aus. 3, 1910;-2 « Sept. 26,
1910; E 239767; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
IN DEN GRABEN; ged. und musik von
Karl Krobath, op. 18, fiir manner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[234380
@ Sept» 14.) 1910; 2 c, Oct. 1%,
1910; E 242250; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
IN DREAMING; words by Julius Steger,
music by Hans Scherber. [23431
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239274; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN DREAMING HOURS; words by Eben HE.
Rexford, music arr. from Pinsuti by
Ira B. Wilson. 4to. [23432
© Sept. 523° 1910+): 2 "er Sent Ag;
1910; E 237903; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
IN MANUS TUAS, DOMINE; words by
C. R. Dorr, music by Gordon Smith;
tenors and _ basses. 4to. (Apollo
leaflets, no. 15344.) [23483
©) Augsiy 26) 1910:).2%e. Aues 25:
1910; E 2388384; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
IN MEMORIAM; trauermarsch, von Jean
Sibelius, op. 59, revidiert von Wilh
Dugge, ftir orchester. Partitur.
[23434
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 10,
1910; E 237970; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
IN MEMORY’S GARDEN; words by Dud-
ley Smith, music by Eric Field-
Fisher. 1 in G. [284385
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 28,
1910; E 239941; Warren and Phil-
lips, London, England.
IN MY HOME AT Bantry Bay; written
and composed by Harry Castling
and Fred Godfrey. [28486
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241491; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
IN PICTURE LAND; by Edmund Severn,
a suite of descriptive solos for
young players for violin and piano.
[23437
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 20,
1910; E 240182; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
In Santa F%; words by Arthur Daven-
port, music by H. G. Pélissier.
23438
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240469; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London, England.
In TE DOMINE SPERAVI.
(C. F.)
IN THE CANOE; by Frances E. Terry,
op. 5; piano. (Six characteristic
little pieces, no. 1.) 234389
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; EB 240202; Carl Fischer, New
YorkieNa ZX.
See Gounod
1349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23440
pt. es Vv. 3
IN THE GARDEN OF MY HEART; song by
Caro Roma and Ernest R. Ball, arr.
by T.> PB. -and Geo... J.) Trinkaus:
banjo ace. [238440
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
HE 241139; M. Witmark & sons, New
York; IN: ¥:
guitar ace. [23441
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239796; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
guitar solo. [ 23442
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 « Sept. - 28,
1910; E 289800; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
— —— (Popular mandolin duos, no.
58.) [23443
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 « Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240150; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IN THE GARDEN OF ROSES (Im rosen-
garten); by Hugo Reinhold, op. 53,
no. 8, ed. and rev. by Hans T.
Seifert; piano solo. [23444
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 12,
1910; EH 240976; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ney.
IN THE LAND WHERE THE SHAMROCK
GRowS; words by Joe O’Mara, music
by Tad Turner. [23445
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 240223; Koninsky music co.,
OVE, NieX
IN THE STARLIGHT; words by J. E. Car-
penter, music by Stephen Glover, ed.
and arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and
H. L. Heartz; sop. and alto. (The
Stanhope ed., no. 128) 4to. [23446
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289933; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
IN THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE; from
Barry of Ballymore, by Chauncey
Olcott and Ernest R. Ball; hotel or-
chestra. 4to. [23447
© Sept: 27, 1910; 2-c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239792; M. Witmark & sons,
‘New York,:N. Y.
IN THE SWEET BYE AND BYE; fantasia-
variations by Webster-Polla. [23448
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241468; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
——-_-
IN THE VALE OF METTOWEE; words by
Nellie Trimble, music by Chas. D.
Griswold. [23449
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c Sept. 24,
1910; E 240324; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
IN THE VALLEY OF WYOMING; words
and music by F. J. Woodcock. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[23450
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241248; Frank J. Woodcock,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
IN THE VALLEY WHERE THE DAISIES ARE
IN BLOOM; words and music by G.
Hickox. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [28451
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240397; Grace Hickox, Fish |
Creek, N. Y.
IN THE WARM BLUE SUMMER WEATHER
(Slumber-songs of the Madonna, no.
2); part-song, words by Alfred
Noyes, music by Colin Tayior; fe-
male voices. (Octavo ed. of trios
etc., no. 419.) [23452
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241166; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
INDIANA; state song, words by Mrs.
Cc. W. Harlan, musie by C. W. Har-
lan. [2384538
© May 14, 1910: 2 @ Sept. 21,
1910; E 289490; Chas. W. Harlan,
Winona Lake, Ind.
. . INDIVIDUAL SINGING EXERCISES.
6th grade. [By] Arthur J. Ab-
bott ... New York.” Wmcmnain
[ete.] American book company
[1910] iv, 5-32 p. 8vo. (Standard
musical library) $0.10. [23454
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; A 2717838; A. J. Abbett, Man-
chester, N. H.
[by A. E. French]. Series two
and three. 4to. [ 23455, 23456
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ¢. each Sept.
28, 1910; E 239783, 239784; A. EH.
French, Dover, N. H.
INNOCENT BESSIE Brown; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [23457
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
B 240647 ; Ted Snyder co., New York,
Ne.
INQUIETUDE; marche par Paul Saegel,
pour violon avec ace. de piano,
série élémentaire. (Le debut du
violon, premiére série, Chants sans
paroles, no. 8.) [23458
© Oct: 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct.-17, 1910;
EB 242310; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
1350
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
23477
INTRODUCTION ET ETUDE BRILLANTE;
réyeil des fées, par Emile Prudent,
op. 41, transcrite avec variantes et
doigtée par. G. Sgambati, pour piano.
[23459
© Aue. 23, 1910; 2 ce: Sept. 21,
1910; E 239579; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
INVOCATION; words and music by Jo-
seph W. Cohen; violin obbl. London,
Weekes & Co. [28460
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239938; Mrs. Florence Co-
hen, London, England.
IRISH LOVE SONG; poem by Katherine
Hinkson (Tynan), music London-
derry air. [23461
© Au= Js, 1910; 2 c.. Aug. 25,
1910; E 238889; McLaughlin & co.,
Boston, Mass.
IRMA; Schottische by H. C. Ellsworth;
piano. [23462
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240448; H. C. Ellsworth,
Hudson, Ohio.
IRRENDE SEELE. See Boehm (A. P.)
IRRESISTIBLE; valse chantée, words
and music by Ruth Bustanoby. 1.
Song. 2. Piano solo. [ 23463, 23464
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 12,
1910; E 240969, 240970; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
IsLE (THE) OF LOVE; words by Wynne
Granville, music by W. H. Good.
[23465
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 3, 1910;
H 240570; A. L. HE. Davies, Toronto,
Canada.
IT Is A GOOD THING; music by Samuel
W. Beazley. 8vo. (In.The Choir,
vol. 11, no. 10, Oct. 5, 1910.) [23466
© Oe 415-1910; 1 © Oct 7, 1910;
E 240749; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
IT IS YOUR TURN NOW; words by James
- Rowe, music by E. 8. Lorenz. [23467
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 .¢. Oct: 17; 1910;
EH 242066; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
IT ISN’T THE THING YOU DO DEAR; words
by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster, mu-
sic by Wintter Watts; high in D
flat. [23468
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
H 241401; G. Schirmer, New York,
mw. ¥:
It’s A LONG WAY BACK TO HOME SWEET
HOME; words by Earle C. Jones, mu-
sie by L’Albert. [23469
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 26,
1910; EH 239677; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
IT’S ALL IN A GIRLIE’S STYLE; words and
music by R. R. Edwards. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub co. [23470
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; EK 240895; R. R. Edwards,
Fargo, N. Dak.
IT’S GOT TO BE SOMEONE I LOVE; words
by Wm. Dillon, music by Alfred J.
Doyle. [23471
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
BH 241895; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
It’s MORNING; words by Frank L. Stan-
ton, music by Amor W. Sharp; high
voice. [23472
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; EH 2389703; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS; words
by Shakespeare, music by Wm.
Blakeley ; mixed voices. 4to. (The
choral handbook, Curwen’s edition
60950. ) [238473
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ¢c Sept. 17,
1910; EH 239346; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
IT WAS NOTHING BUT A ROSE; words
anon., musie by H. T. Burleigh. No.
ik, Wow... Nos 2. High: [23474
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241010; William Maxwell music
co., New York, N. Y.
ITALIENISCHE MELODIE; von Arthur
Seybold, op. 141, ftir violine mit
klavierbegleitung. (Funf leichte
vorspielstticke, no. 4.) [23475
©rOctouke 1910s 21c4Oct. 2, 1910;
E 2389985; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
JACINTHES (LES) DES BoIs (Woodland
bluebells); dance gracieuse, by
Christian Schiifer, op. 46, no. 1 3
piano. [23476
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2c. Oct. 4, 1910;
HB 241124; Charles Sheard & co., Lon-
don, England.
JAG AR UPPSTANDELSEN OCH LIFVET;
sextonde séndagen efter trefaldighet.
ord tran gon. dd. 7 Upp. J. 2 Eimods
musik af R. Rogers. (Kérsinger for
eudstjiinsten, no. 31, oktay-serie. )
23477
©) Sept. 3, 1910;,.2 ce. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237921; Augustana book
eonecern, Rock Island, Ll.
1351
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23478
pt: III, 0. s., v.35
JEPPO LE MUSICIEN ; overture par Zerco,
pour orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [23478
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1910;
HE 239729; Barrau, Paris, France.
JERUSALEM suRGE; motet for festival
occasions, music by Pietro Aless.
Yon; male voices. 4to. [28479
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2. c. Sept. 13,
1910; E 2387995; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
JEST A WEARYIN’ FER YOU; words by
F. L. Stanton, music by Frank H.
Tours; A minor. [23480
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 2410384; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London, England.
JESUS DULCIS MEMORIA; four-part
chorus, music by Josef Rheinberger,
rev. and ed. by Nicola A. Montani;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition li-
turgical Catholic church music, no.
5477.) [23481
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240491; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
JESUS CAME TO SAVE; words by George
O. Webster, music by Karl K. Lo-
renz. [23482
©: Sept, 15, 1910:..2 ¢ Sept.” 28.
1910; KE 239901; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
JESUS IS A FRIEND OF MINE; words by
H. D. Spear, music by F. S. Shep-
ard. [23483
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242058; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
JESUS IS LIVING IN MY HEART; words
by Ina Duley Ogdon, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [23484
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242086; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
JESUS IS MIGHTY TO SAVE; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
J. S. Fearis. [23485
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242053; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
JESUS’ LITTLE LAMBS; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [23486
OP Octe sel VsStl 12 vevkOek 17,
1910; E 242047; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
JESUS ONLY, JESUS EVER; words by
Mrs. C. D. Martin, music by W.
Stillman Martin. [23487
© Oct. 24, 1910; 29) “Oct. 265
1910; E 242626; C. F. Allen and |
C. H. Marsh, Winona Lake, Ind.
JESUS, THE VERY THOUGHT OF THEE;
anthem, words by Edward Caswall,
music by J. Lamont Galbraith;
Soprano solo and quartet or chorus.
(Oct. church music, no. ?) [23488
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; HB 240726 ; Whaley, Royce &
CO., itd., Toronto, Canada.
JESUS WANTS YoU; words by Ina Du-
ley Ogdon, music by J. S. Fearis.
[23489
© Oct. 11, 1990 Seer, 11%
1910; EE 242056; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
JESUS WHO KNOWS AND CARES; words
by George O. Webster, music by
EK. S. Lorenz. [23490
©: Oct. 11,: 19105 2a BOci wl Ge
1910; H 242064; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
JEWELS OF THE SPRINGTIME; three-part
round, words by A. J. Foxwell, mu-
sic by F. Curschmann, ed. by Fred-
eric H. Ripley and H. lL. Heartz.
4to. (The Stanhope ed., no. 138.)
[23491
Be Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240682 ; White- Smith eee pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
JOHANNISTRAUM; operette in 3 akten,
musik von Paolo Gallico; orchester-
stimmen. [23492
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1910; E 239606;
Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Germany.
TORNSON (JuLius K.) Melodie; op. 6,
no. 2; piano. [23493
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240805; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, I11.
Valsette; op. 6, no. 1; piano.
[23494
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240806; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Il.
JOIE DE VivRE (The joy of living);
galop de concert, by Christian
Schifer, op. 46, no. 6; pf. [23495
©. Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
BH 241175; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
1352
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
23515
JOLLYING; words and music by Mrs.
G. Hughes, arr. by Alex Magnes.
[28496
© 1e. Oct. 5, 1910; E 240669;
Mrs. Gene Hughes, New York, N. Y.
JONATHAN JAY; humorous patter song;
words and music by Clifford Grey.
[23497
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239632; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
JONES; written and composed by C. W.
Murphy and Dan Lipton. [23498
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 138,
1910; EH 2387976; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
JOY IN THE PRESENCE OF THE KING;
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by
B. D. Ackley. [23499
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241316; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Il.
JOYEUX (LE) BAMBOULA; marche danse
américaine, par R. J. Rey; pour
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[23500
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241048; R. J. Rey, Versailles,
France.
JOYFULLY SING; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[23501
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240925; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Til.
JUBILATE DEO; set to music by Her-
bert G. Loveday, in EH flat; mixed
voices. 4to. (Church music re-
view, no. 274.) [23502
© Oct. 1,,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 3, 1910;
EH 240596; H. W. Gray co. New
Work N.Y.
JUL-KANTAT (Christmas cantata); in-
nehallande barnkorerna, text af A.
Bergen, musik af J. Victor Berg-
quist.. Children’s chorus parts.
12mo. [23503
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240799; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, I11.
JUMPING JUPITER; selection arr. by
Chas. Miller; piano. [23504
© Sept. 12, 1910: 2 c¢. Sept. 13,
1910; EH 237986; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
JUST A DREAM OF HOME SWEET HOME;
words and music by Ammon EK,
Cramer. [238505
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239614; A. E. Cramer music
co., Frederick, Md.
JUsT AS I AM; words by Charlotte
Elliott, music by I. E. Reynolds.
Svo. (Seven gospel songs, no. 6.)
[23506
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
a 240120; I. E. Reynolds, Atlanta,
a.
JUST ASK DAD; a song for the little
folks, music by S. Seiler; low voice
in B flat. [23507
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2c. Aug. 10, 1910;
5 238843; S. Seiler, Los Angeles,
al.
JUST FOR A DEAR LITTLE GIRL; words by
Thos. S. Allen, music by J. M. Daly.
[23508
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240568; Jos. M. Daly, Boston,
Mass.
JUST GO TO JESUS YOUR FRIEND; words
and music by C. Benj. Hopkins.
[28509
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
EK 240578; C. B. Hopkins, Chicago,
1008
JUST IN LOVE; words and music by
Rene Dietrich (pseud. of Irene D.
Wright). [28510
© 1c Oct: 3, 1910; EB 240564;
Irene D. Wright, United States.
JUST JUNE; words by Grace Stone
Field, music by Geoffrey O’Hara.
(Three songs, no. 2.) [23511
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241008; William Maxwell music
co., New York, N. Y.
JUST KEEP A DREAMING; from Lower
berth thirteen, words by Collin Davis
and Arthur Gillespie, musie by Jos.
EK. Howard. [23512
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 241454; Chas. K. Harris, New
WorksNe XY.
JUST KIDS ONCE MORE; words and music
by A. Kaifetz. Sioux City, West
pub. co. [23513
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 22,
1910; E 240232; Abe Kaifetz, Sioux
City, Iowa.
JUST ONE SHEAF FOR JESUS; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by W. A.
Post. [23514
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240249; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
JUST PLAIN MISTER; words by Otto
Hauerbach, music by Karl Hoschna.
[28515
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241449; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work Ne Me
1353
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23516
DL Wa, SS, Vee
JUVENILE MARCH; by H. Niirnberg, ed.
by S. L. Hermann; piano. [23516
© . Oct:..17,. 1910; 2) c= Ocieely:
1910; E 241511; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JUVENILE MASS; by M. L. Nemmers;
adapted for one or two boy’s voices.
[23517
© Aug. 30, 1910; 2 « Aug. 29,
1910; E 238955; M. L. Nemmers,
Milwaukee, Wis.
KAISER (ALFRED) Final; pour piano.
(Arlequinade, no. 8.) [23518
© Aue: 295 1910" 2° cA Sepize2i
1910; E 289570; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
KAISER (DIE) SONATE; yon B. C. Tap-
ley, ftir pianoforte. [23519
© Oct. 10) 1910225 € Ockra2
1910; E 240898; Byron C. Tapley,
St. John, New Brunswick.
KATAWAMPUS; a musical play for
ehildren written by Judge
Parry and Louis Calvert, music by
Norman Hayes. Vocal score. 4to.
[23520
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; D 18722; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London, England.
KAtTypIps (THE); words and music
by Edward Curtis; soprano and alto
soli and two-part chorus of women’s
voices. (Octavo choruses, no. 5449.)
[238521
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 2893858; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
IXEEP A LIGHT IN THE WINDOW; words
by Ina Duley Ogdon, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [23522
eect. 10 sAOIi;::- 2 ve, Ok 47,
1910; EH 242128; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
IKKEEP US PURE; words by Belle Case
Harrington, music by E. S. Lorenz.
[23523
Oct. A0, 1910 ;.2 ce, Oc 17,
1910; E 242087; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
KEEP YOUR FAITH IN JESUS; words by
James Rowe, music by E. S. Lorenz.
[23524
Pui@ek 141, (1910 =) 22) e..10e 17;
1910; E 242076; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
KEEPING STEP WITH JESUS; words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [23525
© Aci NO, HISINS 2 4¢; Mek 17,
1910; E 242122; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
KEUSCHE (DIE) SUSANNE; operette in
drei akten, text von Georg Okon-
kowsky, musik yon Jean Gilbert.
Vollstaindiger klavierauszug mit
deutschem text. [23526
©. Aug. 22, 1910: 2 @ Sept. 15,
1910; D 18719; Musik-verlag Mu-
Sika, Leop. Gross & Max Winter-
feld, Charlottenburg, Germany.
KEY (THE) OF HEAVEN; Sacred song,
music by L. Moeslein. New York,
J. Fischer & bro. [23527
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1910; E 240001; Lawrence Moeslein,
Hoboken, N. J.
KINDER (RALPH) Caprice; for organ.
[23528
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1910;
EX 240871; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN: Ae
KING OF GLORY; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by Fred. B.
Holton. [23529
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239847; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Kine (THE) OF LOVE MY SHEPHERD
Is; hymn, music by Esther Gronow.
Svo. [23530
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 29,
1910; E 240421; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
——words by H. W. Baker, music by
Oley Speaks, low voice, B flat.
[2353.1
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 € Sep 21,
1910; E 239561; John Chureh ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
IXING OF THE AIR; march and two step,
by Julius K. Johnson; pf. [23532
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 « Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241099; Koninsky music co., Troy,
NY.
Kine (THE) OF TWO STEPS; by H.
Louis Kisskalt, arr. by Lou S. Lash-
ley ; piano. [28533
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 «& Sept. 28,
1910; E 239789; Henry L. Kisskalt,
Chicago, Il.
Kine (THE) WILL COME; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by. I. E.
Reynolds. Svo. (Seven gospel songs,
no. 4.) [23584
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 240118; I. E. Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga.
1354
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23554
KiIRMESS IM pDoORF; ged. von Otto
Hausmann, musik von Max Meyer-
Olbersleben, op. 96, no. 3, fir
gemischten chor. Partitur. 4to.
[235385
Semtrae 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 239959; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
KIRSCHEN (DIE) IN NACHBARS GARTEN ;}
ged. von Julius Freund, musik von
Victor Hollaender, arr. von C. H.
Béhm fiir waldzither. obl. 16mo.
[235386
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 « Sept. 21,
1910: E 239507; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Kiss (THE) you GAVE; from Madame
Sherry, lyric by Otto Hauerbach,
music by Karl Hoschna. [23537
(2) era 1910- 2c. Oct. 6,'1910;
E 241171; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
KISSABLE EYES; from Queen of Bo-
hemia, lyric by Crane Wilbur, music
by Paul Rubens. [235388
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
EK 240663; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, MW: ¥.
KISSING VIA words and
music anon. [23539
eedteee Mc. |. 1910; EH 241012;
Fellheimer Edwards pub. co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WIRELESS ;
KLAVIERBUCHLEIN ; vorschule des poly-
phonen spiels, von Martin Frey, op.
82. obl. 12mo. (Edition, no. 1788.)
[23540
@wAue. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; EK 237959; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
KLEINE (DAS) NIGGERGIRL; musik von
Walter Kollo, arr. von Ant. Stelzl,
fiir zither [mit tiberlegtem text.]
obl. 8vo. [23541
©Orsepe, 21, 1910: 2c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239510; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany. ,
KLEINE SIPPSCHAFT; zehn klavier-
sticke ftir die jugend, von Ernst
Baeker, op. 30, heft 1 und 2. [23542
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240533; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
KNIGHT OF THE ROAD; words by E. J.
Burdick, music by E. J. Washbon.
[285438
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 240670; EH. J. Burdick, Lockport,
is. 3,
IXNIGHTS OF THE CROSS; a Song mili-
tant, words anon., music by Harry
Rowe Shelley. 1. Duet for alto or
baritone wtih organ ace. 2. Sop. or
ten. solo in F, with piano acc. 3.
Cornet and organ parts.
[28544-23546
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 15,
1910; 1 241406-241408; G. Schirmer,
New York, N. Y.
1. Mixed chorus with bari-
tone solo. 2. Men’s voices. (Collec-
tion of octavo church music, no. 5460
and 5462.) [23547, 23548.
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
17, 1910; E 240109, 240110; G. Schir-
mer, New York, N. Y.
trio of women’s voices with
piano ace. (Octavo choruses, no.
5461.) [23549
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 2389278; G. Schirmer, New
York, JN. Y.
KODAK FIENDS; words by Harriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[23550
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2398738; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
KONIG (DER) DER EHREN IST DA; ged.
von C. Stabler, musik von Theo.
Zbinden. [23551
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239494; C. Hauser, agt.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
KONIG WISWAMITRA; words by Hein-
rich Heine, music by Karl Fochler,
op. 104; mé&nnerchor. 4to. (Im
verein, no. 3421.) [28552
© Aus (245 1910526. Auge 26,
1910; E 238824; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
KO6nicin Luise; festakt zur feier ihres
100. todestages, dichtung von Victor
Bliithgen, musik von Arthur Egidi,
op. 12, fiir vierstimmigen gemischten
chor mit orchester begleitung. Par-
titur. 4to. [235538
@w Auer 2 1910'S 2 ce. (Sept. 710;
1910; E 237948; Chr. Friedrich Vie-
weg, g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
Kon NIDREI; paraphrase on the original
ancient Hebrew melody, by H. Mey-
er; piano solo. [28554
@e Sent. 23, ago: 2. cs Ont; 42,
1910; E 240978; Carl Fischer, New
Works INS Xe
1355
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23555
pt. 11, n. s., v. 5
KoOMARINSKAJA (a Slavonic wedding) ;
fantasia, by M. I. Glinka, arr. by
Frank Winterbottom ; military
band. [23555
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240502; Hawkes & son,
London, England.
IXOMETEN-WALZER ; aus Hurra-wir
leben noch, revue von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender, ftr
klavier. [23556
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240600; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
KOMETENLIED; aus Hurra-wir leben
noch, revue von Julius Freund, mu-
sik von Victor Hollaender, fiir ge-
sang und klavier. [23557
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240610; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
KOMMEN TILL MiG; trettonde Sonda-
gen efter Trefaldighet, ord fran
Matt. 11, musik af M. Kingston.
(Korsanger for Gudstjinsten, oktav-
serie, no. 36.) 23558
© Sept. 22; 1910: 12 c Sept26;
1910; E 239648; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Ill.
KORNBLUMENSTRAUSS; ged. von EH. V.
Wildenbruch, musik von Max Reger,
op. 8, fiir eine hohe stimme. (5
lieder, no. 3.) [23559
© Aus, 31, 1910 5°2 ven Sept: 221,
1910; E 289588; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
KYRIE AND Sanctus; by H. Palfrey;
mixed voices. 4to. [23560
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240617; Herbert Palfrey, New
Orleans, La.
KYRIE, GLORIA AND SANCTUS IN E FLAT;
music by J. Christopher Marks;
mixed voices. 4to. (Anthems, no.
12068. ) [23561
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240307; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
LADS AND LASSES OF LANGUEDOC; from
We won’t go home till morning,
lyrics by Will A. Heelan, music by
Seymour Furth. [23562
(©) Sept. 10,)1810- 2. -~c. ‘Sept. 10:
1910; EK 2379380; Jos. Morris co., New
OTK ON.
LADY (THE) PICKING MULBERRIES; 2 |
Chinese episode, by Edgar S. Kelley, |
arr. by Otto Langey; orchestra. 4to. }j
(Galaxy of orchestra music, no. 25.) |
[23563 ||
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29, |
1910; E 240429; G. Schirmer, New |
York, Nz Y¥:
LADY WITH THE SMILING EYES; words
and music by C. Wood.
sing, Mich.
LAMENT; by E. P. Roma; horn in F.
[23565
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1910; E 240004; |
Elise Pardow Roma, Sausalito, Cal. |
LAND (THE) OF THE FREE; from The |
Slim princess, words by Henry Blos-
som, music by Leslie Stuart.
[23566 —
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240777; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
LARME (UNE); par Emile Dunkler, op.
21; revue et doigtée par L. Lebell;
violoncello et piano.
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 7, 1910; |
E 241235; Augener, Itd., London, |
England.
LAst (THE) OLD Boy oF ’61; words by
Mary H. Vaughan, music by Leo.
Edwards. [23568
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240876; Mary H. Vaughan,
New York, N. Y.
Last (THE) ROSE OF SUMMER; fan-
tastic variations by Moore-Polla;
piano.
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241466; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
LAST YEAR’S ROSE; words by W. HE.
Henley, music by Roger Quilter, op.
14, no. 3.
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 © Oct] 1910-
E 240769; Boosey & co., London,
England.
LAUGH AND SING; by L. E. Orth, op.
31, no. 7; pf. (Little lessons, no. 7.}
[23564 |
© Sept. .19, 191072 se Sept. 198 |
1910; E 239351; Chester Wood, Lan- |
[23567 |
[23569 —
[23570 |
[23571
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 19108
E 241110; G. Schirmer, New York, |
NY:
LAUGHING (THE) BILLIKEN; by Elsie
G. Phelan; piano. (Toy-shop jingles,
no; 2.)
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240284; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
1356
[23572
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910
23591
LAUGHING BLUE EYES AND CURLY BROWN
HAIR; words by O. Coote; music by
R. A. Browne. [23573
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1910; E 240216;
Oswald Coote, Cobalt, Ont., Canada.
LAY NOT UP FOR YOURSELVES; anthem,
music by Geo. Shinn; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral album, no. 972.)
[238574
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 240557; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT; words by John
H. Newman, music by Pinsuti, arr.
by Ira B. Wilson; mixed voices.
4to. [23515
© Sept .2, 1910; 2 .c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237904; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LEATHER BOTTELLE; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by W. Stratton.
Lichfield, City music publishing co.
[23576
septs 2>, 1910; 2c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240761; Wymark Stratton,
Birmingham, England.
LECONS MANUSCRITES DE SOLFEGE; 4
changements de clés, par Henri
Biisser. Edition ©, Jes cing clés mé-
langées, 17° livre, 20 legons. 1. Avec
ace. de piano. 2. Sans acc. de piano.
(23577, Zaps
© Oct 15, 1910; 2 c. each Oct._17,
1910; BH 242274, 242275; Emile Le-
due, P. Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
LED BY THE STAR; words by Edith S.
Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[238579
Oc 10; 1910; 2 c. Oct: 12; 1910;
FB 240945; Hope pub. co., Chicago, Ill.
LEGENDE; komponiert von Carl Hill-
mann, op. 50, fiir fléte, violine und
piano. [23580
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1910;
BE 2379387; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
LEICHTSINNIGER RAT; ged. von D. Saul,
musik von Max Reger, op. 15, fiir
eine mittlere stimme. (10 lieder,
no. 8.) [238581
© yAns. 26, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1910; E 2389603; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
LESTER, LESTER, LESTER TAKE ME BACK
TO OLD ROCHESTER; words and music
by G. A. Gross. [28582
© Aug. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1910;
BH 240124; George A. Gross, New
Norks N.Y;
LET ALL THE WORLD IN EVERY CORNER
sine; Herbert, words by George
Herbert, music by John Sebastian
Matthews. [23588
©: Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; E 240816; Century co., New
York, Ni SY;
LET ME GAZE INTO YOUR EYES; words
by Fred. G. Bowles, music by Har-
old Jenner. [23584
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 21,
1910; E 2389550; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LET ME TAKE YOU HOME SWEETHEART;
by H. Gebhardt; voice part. [23585
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1910; E 240281;
Harry Gebhardt, New York, N. Y.
LET ME THINK I’M SOMEONE; written
and composed by Frank Calvert and
Orlando Powell. [23586
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240166; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
LET NOTHING KEEP YOU FROM JESUS;
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, music
by J. D. Creswell. [23587
© 7Oct. 102) 1910 3) 2c}. Oct. 17,
1910; E 242095; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LET SONGS OF REJOICING BE RAISED.
See Bach (J. S.)
LET’S HAVE FREE TRADE AMONGST THE
GIRLS; written and composed by
Harry Castling and John A. Glover-
Kind. [23588
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
BE 241162; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
LET’S MAKE A ’FRISCO OF STOCKTON
TowN; words and music by Freddie
Day, arr. and rev. by Ted Valentine.
[238589
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
BE 240950; Freddie Day, Stockton,
Cal.
LET’Ss WALK IN THE SUNSHINE; words
and music by Francis Bohr. 1. in G.
23590
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 28,
1910; BE 239939; Hillis Howard, Lon-
don, England.
LET THE BLESSING FALL ON ME; words
and musie by Lida Shivers Leech.
[28591
Oct. c1F,
Or Oet. 114, 19103» 2 .c
pub. co,
1910: E 242062; Lorenz
Dayton, Ohio.
1397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23592
pt. 111, 0. 8., Vv. 5
LET THE TIDINGS RING; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [ 28592
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239851; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LET THE WORDS OF MY MOUTH; words
from Psalm XIX; music by Alfred
G. Robyn; duet for alto and tenor.
[23593
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240869; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN. AX
music by Ira B. Wilson. sq.
24mo. [23594
@esepr, 2 1910 2 7eesSept, 25:
1910; E 240420; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LIBELLULES (LES); par August Nolck,
op. 174, pour violon et piano. Lon-
don, Gerard & co. (Six petites
piéces, no. 4.) [23595
@ PAu e245 19102 eo Oct, 12:
1910; E 240909; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
LIEBERSFREUD; bearb. von Fritz Kreis-
ler, ftir violine und klavier. (AIt-
Wiener tanzweisen, no. 1.) [238596
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 289728; B Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
LIEBESLIED; bearb. von Fritz Kreisler,
fiir violine und klavier. (Alt-Wiener
tanzweisen, no. 2.) [23597
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; H 239724; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
LIED DES LYNKEUS; ged. von Goethe,
musik von Arnold Mendelssohn.
(Sechs gedichte, no. 4.) [23598
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; HE 240519; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
LIED VOM HAUBENSTOCK; aus der op-
erette, Lord Piccolo, text von R.
Schanzer und Karl Lindau, musik
von Henri Berény. [23599
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240549; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
—— -—— fiir saionorchester. 4to.
[23600
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 «@ Sept. 26,
1910; E 289756; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
LIEDER FUR DEUTSCHE JUNGEN ; von Cor-
nelius Schmitt; ein- und zweistim-
mig mit klavierbegleitung. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [23601
© Aug. 18, 1910; 2 Sept. 12, 1910;
E 237951; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
Lire (THE) GATE IS OPEN; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Geo. H.
Kurtz. 12mo. [238602
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 20,
1910; EK 240365; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
LIFEBOAT (THE); by Carl Reber;
piano. [23603
© Aug. 17, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 16,
1910; E 289303; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
LIFE’S SWEET DAY IS GENTLY CLOSING;
words and music by P. D. Bird.
[ 23604.
© 1 &: Octi'6) 19108 Bye si83 =
P. Douglas Bird, Pasadena, Cal.
LIFT UP YOUR GATES; words by J. M.
Neale, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[28605
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240983; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
ele
LIFT YOUR EYES UNTO THE LIGHT; words
by Wm. H. Gardner, music by G. L.
Tracy; low voice. Boston, Acorn
pub. co. [23606
© Oct. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
HH 241211; George Lowell Tracy, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LIFT YOUR HEARTS; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [23607
© Oct. 10,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242089; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
LigHt As arr. See Gounod (C. F.)
LIGHT (THE) OF HIS WONDERFUL LOVE;
words by A. H. Ackley, music by
B. D. Ackley. [23608
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1910;
FH 241312; Ackley & Rodeheaver, Chi-
eago, Ill.
LIKE AS THE HART DESIRETH; words
from Psalm XIII, musie by Oliver
King; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
album, no. 988.) [28609
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 1, 1910;
WH 240555; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
Linac BLOssoMsS. See Boosey & CO.’S |
new supplemental journal for mili-
tary bands, no. 78.
Litirs; words and music by R. B. EH.
Martin. [23610
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240902; Robt. B. H. Martin, Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
1358
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23628
Lity (THE) AND THE ROSE; music by
Stephen Glover. ed. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; duet for
soprano and alto. 4to. (Stanhope
edition, no. 129.) [23611
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239625; White Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Lity FAIR; waltz song, words and
musie by B. F. Behrend. [28612
i) Met. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1910;
E 241270; B. F. Behrend, Newark,
Wd.
LincKEeE (PAvuL) HEFT. (Musik fiir
alie, no. 72 der folge, no. 12, 6. jahr-
gang.) [23613
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2c. Sept. 15, 1910;
E 240090; Ullstein & co., Berlin,
Germany.
LINES OF FLAME; words by Rebecca
Epping, music by Jean Paul Kur-
steiner, op. 12, high voice in E flat.
(Three love songs, no. 3.) [23614
(ysept t7, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239362; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
LINGANORE; words and music by Am-
mon EK. Cramer. [23615
© Sept. 22. 1910; 2 c.. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239620; A. E. Cramer music
co., Frederick, Md.
LINKS (THE) 0’ LOVE; words by Gre-
ville E. Matheson, music by S. Cole-
ridge-Taylor. No. 2 in E minor.
[23616
© Oct: 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240884; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
LIST TO THE ANGELS’ GLAD SONG; Christ-
mas carol, music by A. J. Brown;
violin obl. 4to. [23617
Cr Oen 17,1910; 2c. Oct. 18,1910;
EH 241457; Arthur J. Brown, Boston,
Mass.
Liszt (FRANz) Hungarian rhapsody,
no. 12; ed. by V. F. Safranek. (Gil-
more band library, no. 1847.) [23618
(ew septe. 24,°1910; 2.-c). Oct. 12,
1910; E 240968; Carl Fischer, New
Mork N.Y.
=o -salutaris -Mostia: ‘four .part
chorus, liturgically ed. and rev. by
Nicola A. Montani; women’s voices.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5484.) [28619
Oesepe 16, 19108 (2.e." Sept. 10)
1910; E 237915; G. Schirmer, New
Mork INS) YY:
Liszt (FRanz)—Continued.
Préludes (Les) ; arr. by L. Helfer,
ed. by L. P. Laurendeau; band.
(Gilmore band library, no. 1836.)
[23620
© Aug. 31, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 20,
1910; E 240189; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Xs
LITTLE CHRISTMAS PICTURES ; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [23621
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289878; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LITTLE DONALD; march and two-step,
by Louis Fenara; pf. [23622
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 6, 1910;
H 241186; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
LITTLE (THE) DRUMMER (Le petit
tambourin); by Guido Papini, op.
83, no. 1, ed. and fingered by Philipp
Mittell; violin and piano. [23623
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1910;
EK 241281; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, UN: Yi:
LITTLE DRUMMER OF GRAVELOTTE; words
by Francis Barron, music by Gordon
Temple. No. 2 in G. [23624
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
EK 241214; J. H. Larway, London,
HKngland.
LITTLE GERMAN BOYS; words by Har-
riet D. Castle, musie by Ira B. Wil-
son. * “P238625
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; HE 289864; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LITTLE HANDS; by L. E. Orth, op. 31,
no. 2; pf. (Little lessons, no. 2.)
[ 23626
© Oct. 3;°1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241105; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGE:
LITTLE MAID OF OLD CHICAGO; words
and music by James S. Sumner.
[28627
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; EH 289947; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago, Ill.
LITTLE MAIDS FROM HOLLAND; words
by Harriet D. Castle, music by Ira
B. Wilson. 23628
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1910; E 289861; Lorenz pub. ¢co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
1359
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25629
Dts, a5
LITTLE (THE) MEN; an idyll for chil-
dren, poetry by W. Allingham, arr.
by. :A.. H. Hall, music by Zhos. J.
Hewitt. 4to. [23629
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241037; J. Curwen & sons, lItd.,
London, England.
LitTLE Miss IMPORTANCE; written and
composed by E. W. Rogers and John
Neat. [236380
©: Oct. 6 1910: 27: Oct., 671910:
E 241154; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don,: England.
LitTLE NoRSEMEN; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[23631
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; H 239865; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
LITTLE (THE) RED ROSE; words by AI-
fred H. Hyatt, music by Louis Vic-
tor Saar; low voice. 23632
O©pPSept, 295 1910-2 ‘ce. “Sept. 29;
1910; E 240460; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LITTLE ROSE I LOVE YoU SO; words and
music by H. Wakefield Smith.
[2363
©,Oct. 5, 1910: 2; c.. Oct. 3; 1910;
E 240575; Thompson music co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
LITTLE WHITE SNOWFLAKES; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Fred B. Holton. [238634
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 28,
1910; E 289846; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Living (THE) FOUNTAIN;
Maud Frazer, music by Geo. H.
Kurtz. [23635
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2-c. Sept. 20,
1910; EK 241014; Chas. M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
words by
LIVRE D’ORGUE; piéces simples,...
pour le service ordinaire par A. Pé-
rilhou, 6°™® livraison. [23636
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910:
E 239740; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
LL’ AMMORE A TTRE; versi di E. Nico-
lardi (€. O. Lardini), musica di
LOBET UNSERN GoTT; ged. Off. Joh. 19,
musik von F. Reuter, fiir gemischten
chor, solo, terzett oder kinderchor
und orgel. 4to. (Geistliche gesiinge,
WOE AG: ) [236388
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240405; Fritz Reuter, New
Ulm, Minn.
LocKwoop (LuLU M.) Melodie; words
and music by L. M. Lockwood.
[23639
© 1 ce. Oct. 10; 1910-1362"
Lulu M. Lockwood, Long Beach, Cal.
LOIN DU BONHEUR (Fern vom gltick) ;
valse tres lente, par Richard Hilen-
berg, op. 286. Harmoniemusik. 4to.
[23640
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 26,
1910; E 239759; Jul. Hemr Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
operette in 1 act, text von
Schick von Markenau und
Bruno Granichstaedten, musik von
Bruno Granichstaedten. Klavier-
auszug mit text. [28641
© Sept. 14, 1910> 28ers ig
1910; D 18735; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna, Austria.
LOLOTTE ;
Alfred
—— Klavierauszug ftir piano solo,
mit beigefiigtem text. [23642
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2G Sept. 30:
1910; HE 240504; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna; Austria.
LONELY NOW AM I NO LONGER; song }
from Preciosa, [and] Galopade; by
Weber, arr. by A. EH. Harris; 3 vio-
lins and piano. [23643
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 « Sept. 20;
1910; E 240188; Carl Fischer, New
Works UNs. Yi:
LONESOME MOONLIGHT; song by Ed- |
ward A. Denish. [23644 |
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2:e. Oct. 14, 19108 |
E 241272; Harrison music pub. ¢o.,
co., Providence, R. I.
LONGING; words and music by Minnie
Graves Watson. [23645 |
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 e Sept. 26). }
1910; E 239689; M. Witmark & sons, }
New York, N. Y. |
Look ABOVE; words by Ira B. Wilson, 2
[23646 i
G. EF. Buongiovanni. [28637 music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
© -Sept. 15,1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 27, © Oct. 10, 1910; 2 e. Oct 1% 19108
1910; E 289838; Raffaele Izzo, E 242091; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Naples, Italy. Ohio. :
1360
ei
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
23664
LOOK FOR THE BRIGHT CLOUDS; words
by S. C. Kirk, music by Fred B.
Holton. [23647
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
FE 242118; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Lorgp (THE) IS IN His Hoty TeEem-
PLE; words rey. by Pierre Duvernet,
music by H. P. Danks; mixed
voices. (The choral service, no.
354. ) [23648
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240283; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Lorp PiccoLo; operette in drei akten,
von Rudolph Schanzer und Karl
Lindau, musik von Henri Berény.
Volistiindiger klavierauszug mit
text. [23649
msent. 25,1910. 2 ce. Oct: 17,
1910; D 18734; Josef Weinberger,
Vienna, Austria.
potpourri aus der _ opereite,
musik von Henri Berény, fiir klavier
zu zwei hinden, mit beigefiigtem
feme NG: f Nd 2. [ 23650, 23651
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
30, 1916; E 240551, 240552; Josef
Weinberger, Leipzig, Germany.
LORD SHALL COMFORT ZION; music by
John S. Witty. 4to. (Anthems for
mixed voices, fourth series, no. 177.)
[238652
(Oeame 18). 1910: 2 ec. Oct. 415,
1910; BE 241885; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
LORELEY; air varie by Silcher [and]
Rondo:
A. EH. Harris, 3 violins and piano.
[23653
Beier, 1910);) 2 ¢) Sept. -20,
1910; E 240184; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, IN. Y.
Lost HEARTS; *words and music by
Florence Newell Barbour; medium
voice. [23654
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
EK 241005; William Maxwell music
eo., New York, N. Y.
LOVE AND ROSES; words by Raymond
Anderson, music by J. C. Eaton.
New York, Old Dominion music co.
[23655
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 24,
1910; E 289945; Eaton music pub.
eo. New, York, N.Y.
by Pleyel, op. 48, arr. by
LOVE CAME DOWN AT CHRISTMAS; Love,
words by Christina Georgina Rosetti,
music by John Sebastian Matthews.
[23656
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 10,
1910; E 240818; Century co., New
MorleiN.vYe
LOVE DREAMS; words by Bastin and
Dacre, music by L. E. Payette.
[23657
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241590; Louis Roméo Beaudry,
Quebec, Canada.
words by EF. J. Crawford, music
by Henriette Blanke-Belcher. [23658
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
1910; E 2895389; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE FOR LOVE; three-part-song, poem
by Henry G. Chapman, music by
R. Huntington Woodman; women’s
voices. (Svo choruses, no. 5452.)
[23659
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; EK 239498; G. Schirmer, New
Ome ING NG,
LOVE IS LIKE A RAINBOW; from The in-
ternational cup, lyrics and music by
Manuel Klein. [283660
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c.- Sept. 26,
1910; BE 239690; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE IS LIKE A RED, RED ROSE; duet
from He came from Milwaukee,
words by Edward Madden, music by
Ben. M. Jerome and Louis A. Hirsch.
[23661
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239567; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE ME AND TRUST ME AGAIN; words
by J. De Precelo, musie by Leonard
F. Shepard. [23662
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240219; Joseph De Precelo,
Hollyrood, Cal.
LOVE ME Lone; words by Arthur Day-
enport, music by H. G. Pélissier.
23663
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
EH} 241430; Joseph Williams, Iltd.,
London, England.
LOVE-QUESTION ; waltz-song, words and
musie by Emil Biermann; sop.
[238664
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c...Sept. 20,
1910: BE 240188; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
1361
_- ES Ee ee Lea
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23665
Love (A) sone; four part song, words
by Henry Kirk, music by Geo. H.
Foley; men’s voices. 4to. [23665
© Sept. 17;..1910;.2 c Sept: 19;
1910; E 239355; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
song without words, by Homer N.
Bartlett, arr. by Otto Langey; or-
chestra. 4to. (Galaxy of orchestra
music, no. 23.) [28666
©. Aue) 30,1910. 2. c. Aue. Si:
1910; E 238876; G. Schirmer, New
Mork; UNe Y:.
words and music by Leslie Elliott.
[23667
© Oct. 10; 19102 2c. OC 1071910 ;
E 240851; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
LOVE WILL FIND A WAY; words and
music by Bliss Milford. [23668
©) 4A 2 Oct, 15, AQTOe) BH 241359 -
Mrs. B. M. Higgins, New York, N. Y.
LOVELY KIND AND KINDLY LOVING; words
by Nicholas Breton, music by Her-
bert Oliver. [23689
© Sept. 15, 1910-2) Sept. 16,
1910; E 289304; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
LOVER’S SERENADE; by Kathryn Bay-
ley; pf. [23670
© Oct. 3. 1910) 2°e. Get4, 1910;
E 241101; Koninsky music co., Troy,
Ne Ye
LOVE’S ATONEMENT; words by Philip
Leslie, music by Bothwell 'Thomson.
[23671
@\'Sent.026, A910%. 24 Sept: 27,
1910; E 2403877; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
LOvVE’S FASHION; words by John
Charles McNeil, music by Ivah Pe-
terson, (pseud. of Mrs. A. D. Glas-
cock). [25672
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1910; E 240475;
Mrs. A. D. Glascock, Charlotte, N. C.
LOVE’S IDYL; waltz, by Emma Beiser
Scully; piano. [23673
© _Sept.. 15, 1910: 2 c:. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239295; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LovE’S LESSON; from The slim prin-
cess, words by Henry Blossom, music
by Leslie Stuart. [New edition]
[238674
@ Sept: 1) 1910: 2 ec -Sept. 19,
1910; E 289420; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
pt! ins. v2 5
LOVE’S LULLABY; uUnacc.. part song,
words and music by 8S. E. Lovatt,
men’s voices. 4to. (Choral album,
no. 983. ) [23675
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 240556; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
LOVE’S ORACLE; waltzes, by Harry Aus-
tin Tierney; piano. [23676
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 e Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241121; Ted Snyder co. inc., New
York, Ni ye
LOVE’S WITCHERIE; song by J. P. Lude-
buehl; in G. [23677
© Oct>8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240798; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
LGVETIME; words and music by Minnie
Graves Watson. [23678
© Sept. 24, 19107727 Sept. 26.
1910; E 239691; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Lovine;: by Manuel Klein; hotel or-
echestra. 4to. [23679
© Sept 12, 1910; 22en Seppe da:
1910; E 237980; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LOYALTY; words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by W. A. Post. [23680
© Sept. 12, 19105 2ee sent 22)
1910; E 240251; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lucero (El) (The star); words and
music by Emilio Murillo. [28681
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 Sept 26;
1910; EH 289686; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
Lucky Boy: words and music by Ken-
dis and Paley. [28682
© Oct. 17, 1910:2 2 eee Ts:
1910; E 241463; Kendis & Paley,
New York, N. Y.
LucrETIA; musikdrama in drei aufzu- |
gen von H. Lowtzky, ins deutsche
iibertragen von Valerian Tornius
und dem verfasser. Vollstandiger
klavierauszug mit russischem und |
deutschem text. Leipzig, Breitkopf |
& Hiirtel. 4to. [28683. |
© Sept. .6, 191037 29en@ce wer.
1910; D 18732; Hermann Lowtzky,
Leipzig, Germany.
LUuF?r, LUFT, LUFT; words and music by .
Solomon Small. F [23684
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; E 240255;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
1362
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23704
LULLABY: words by George O. Webster,
musie by Karl K. Lorenz. [23685
© Sept. 15. 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239904; Lorenz pub co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
—— (Cradle song); words by Fay
Hempstead, music by Lillian Craig-
Coffman; medium or low voice.
(Two songs, no. 2.) [23686
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241169; C. W. Thompson & ©co.,
Boston, Mass.
LYRIC THEATRE MARCH; by H. Beau-
mont; piano or organ. [23687
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910:
E 241298; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
Lys; words by Thomas F. Fallon,
music by André Benoist. [23688
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241448; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. N.Y.
MA BELLE ROSE; a Serenade, words by
Jos. H. McKeon, music by Arthur E.
Behim. [23689
eas, 26,1910: 2 c. Aug. 26,
1910; E 238822; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
MA CHAUMIERE; Simple chanson, pa-
roles de Jost, musique de Marius
Lambert. [23690
© Sept) 17, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 19,
1910; E 239472; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
Ma CINDAH LINDAH; words and music
by Laura Francis. [23691
© 1e. Sept. 24, 1910; EH 240282;
Mrs. Carl B. Knudsen, New York,
N. Y. |
MACBETH ; [opéra en 8 actes, by Ernest
Bloch; partition piano et chant.]
[23692
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 22,
Tot; 2 18723; G. Astruc et cie.,
Paris, France.
McDvFfFy’s BAND; encore song, words
and music by A. Grimm, op. 108. 1.
Mannerchor. 2. Gemischter chor.
4to. (Konzertlieder, nos. 18, 7.)
[ 23693, 23694
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
26, 1910; E 240338, 240339; Antigo
pub. co., Antigo, Wis.
_ Map (THE) Maprip; words by Edward
Madden, musie by H. Von Tilzer.
[23695
© Aue. (26, 1910: 2c. Aug. 26,
1910; E 238821; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
MADAME LEICHTSINN; aus Hurra, wir
leben noch, revue von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender. fiir
gesang und klavier. [23696
© Sept Wi; 1910 2 ce "Oc. 3
1910; EH 240612; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin, Germany.
MADAME SHERRY; by Karl Hoscbhna,
Selection arr: by I. PY and Geo. J:
Trinkaus; mandolin orchestra.
[23697
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; EK 259801; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MADCHEN (DAS) SPRICHT; ged. von R.
Prutz, musik von Max Reger, op. 15,
ftir eine mittlere stimme. (10 lieder,
nos.5.) [23698
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239600; B Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MADCHENLIEDER; von Cornelius
Schmitt; ein und zweistimmig mit
klavierbegleitung. 4to. [23699
© Aue, 13) O10 2c, “Sept. le:
1910; E 237950; Chr. Friedrich Vie-
weg, g.m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; set
to music by Herbert G. Loveday,:in
E flat; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
music review, no. 275.) [23700
© Oc) 191022, Oct, 3. 1910
By 240597% 3) HE, Wi. (Guay. co.; (New.
Work (Nae
in’ D> musie by “Buch Blain:
mixed voices. 4to. (Modern church
services, no. 74.) [238701
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 24,
1910; EH 240289; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
in E flat; anthem, by Fred H.
Young; mixed voices. (Octavo ed.,
no. 12070.) [23702
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
E 239007; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
in F; words from St. Luke i.,
music by H. Clough-Leighter, op. 50,
no. 2; mixed voices. (Oct. choruses,
no. 5448.) [237038
© Sept: 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
‘1910; E 240293; G. Schirmer, New
Mork Ne Ne.
in F, with vesper; music by Wal-
ter L. Twinning; mixed voices. 4to.
(Modern church services, no.
[28704
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 24,
1910; EF 240290; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
1363
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23705
MAGNIFICAT IN A FLAT; anthem, music
by H. Palfrey; mixed voices. 4to.
[23705
Sept. -30, 19102) Ave 2Orwrss,
1910; E 240618; Herbert Palfrey,
New Orleans, La.
MAGNOLIA (THE) OF 'TENNESSEE; words
by D. K. Stevens, music by Walter
Bray, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; 1st and
2d sop., alto and bass ad lib. (The
Stanhope ed., no. 134.) 4to. [28705
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239930; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Mar; ged. von Goethe, musik von Ar-
nold Mendelssohn. (Sechs gedichte,
mor: 5:)) [23707
Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c Sept. 30,
1910; E 240518; Cc. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Ged. von Otto Julius Bierbaum,
musik von Christian Sinding, op.
104, fiir mi&nnerchor mit klavierbe-
gleitung. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [23708
), Aug. 302 1910 + 2u-e: Sept: .30,
1910; E 240527; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
MAID OF THE MIST; song and dance,
words and music by P. F. Woodford.
[23709
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1910; E 239654;
Perey F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
MAIDEN FAIR; yachting song,
and music by J. 8S. Browning.
[23710
© Sent. 17," 1910: (2 *e!'Sept= 19,
1910; E 239381; J. S. Browning, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MAIENLUST; ged. yon G. Chr. Dieffen-
bach, musik von August Oehl, op. 21,
fiir minnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
(Drei lieder, no. 3.) aval
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242226; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
words
MAKE JUST THIS ONE DREAM COME
TRUE; words and music by Dave
Kaplan and Joe Samuels. Paya
© ( is 2c. July 29. 19102)
238280; Billy Watson music pub. co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE LEPER; words by
A. H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[23713
© Oct: 191Os)2 ey Och 1351910:
FE 241314; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
pt. III, n. s., v. 5
MALIPIERO (G. FRANCESCO) .Tre danze
antiche; gavotte, minuetto e giga,
per pianoforte. [238714
© Aug. 27, 1910; 2 -c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240535; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
MaALLInG (OTTO) 24 ettiden ftir die
posaune; auch ventilposaune oder
bariton, von Eduard Seidel, op. 108.
[23715
© Aug. 12, 19102 2 oereenE ty
1910; E 2387961; A. E. Fischer, Bre-
men, Germany.
Man (THE) I LOvE; from He came
from Milwaukee, words by Edward
Madden, music by Ben. M. Jerome
and Louis A. Hirsch. [23716
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 26,
1910; E 2389662; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
MAN (A) WITH A FAMILY; words and
music by M. C. Cox. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [Zac 17
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240396; Mabel C. Cox, Dan-
bury, Conn.
Gounod
MANDOLIN See
(On)
SERENADE.
MANDY ON THE MASH. See Boosey &
co.’s brass and reed band journal,
no. 5038.
MANEN (JOAN) Chanson (Lied), op.
A-8 no. 1; fiir violine mit Klavier.
[23718
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2 Ge Sept. 10,
1910; E. 2387955; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
—— Etude, op. A-8, no. 2; fiir violine
und klavier. [23719
©. Aug. 9, 1910;-2 esenns a):
1910; E 237956; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
MANGER (THE) THRONE; a Christmas
service, text by George O. Webster,
music by Karl K. Lorenz. 8vo.
(Festal days, no. 129.) [23720
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289911; Lorenz pub. Co.,1§
Dayton, Ohio.
Manouira (LA); operette en 3 actes,
musique de Marius Lambert; ballet
pour orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. to. [23721
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 © Sept. 19,
1910; E 239485; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
1364
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
*
MANOLITA fla )—Continued.
—-arr. par A. Loger. 1. Fan-
taisie; harmonie ou fanfare. 2.
Fantaisie; orchestre avec piano-
cond. 3. Quadrille: orchestre avec
piano-cond. 4. Valse; orchestre avec
piano-cond. 5. Valse: harmonie.
4to. [28722-23726
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
19, 1910; E 239436-239440: E. Gau-
det, Paris, France.
MARCH OF THE DWARFS. See Grieg
(E. N.)
MarcH (THE) OF THE MAGI; words by
Ida Reed Smith, music by Ira B.
Wilson. P2321
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389882; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
MARCH OF THE PRIESTS. See Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
MARCHAND (LE) DE COEURS; chanson
marche, paroles de Armand Foucher,
musique de Félicien Vargues.
[23728
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239464; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
MARCHE BITERROISE; cortége méridi-
onal, par Siméon Roques; piano.
[23729
sem ir, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239109; C. Joubert, Paris,
France.
MARCHE FRANCAISE; de Gustave
Michiels, transcrite par Gabriel Al-
lier. 1. Harmonie et fanfare. 2.
Orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
(23730, 25701
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. each Sept.
19, 1910; E 239452, 239453; E. Gau-
det, Paris, France.
MARCHE SEVILLANAISE; par R. J. Rey;
pour orech. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. [23732
© Oct. 171910; 2c. Oct. -1,-1910;
E 241044; R. J. Rey, Versailles,
France.
MARCHING ALONG; words and music
by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams. i2otoo
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242073; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
MARCHING KORWARD; words and music
by Ira B. Wilson. [23734
~ © Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
Ei 242134; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
23743
Marks (J. CHRISTOPHER) Six vesper
hymns; words by R. H. Robinson
and others, for mixed voices. 4to.
(Anthems... no. 12063.) [238735
© Sept. 15;°19102 i¢ Sept, 24
1910; E 240300; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
MARQUISETTE; par J. Weyer, pour
piano. (Deux piéces faciles, no. 1.)
[23736
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 239749 ; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
MARRIAGE (THE) SONG;
music by Catherine M.
words and
Conroy.
[23737
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241416; Mrs. C. M. Conroy, New
Yorks iN: iY:
MARRIAGE (THE) TRIAL: words and
music by W. Faley. [23738
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; HE 289787; William TFaley,
Menard, Il.
MARSEILLAISE (LA); national French
anthem, arr. by D. Montano; piano.
[23739
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29, ©
1910; E 240457; Jos. P. Katz, New
York oN. ¥;
Marsz sokotow. See Dwie piesni.
Marsz sokoztow. See also Trzy piesni.
MARSZ SOKOZOW WIELKOPOLSKICH. See
Dwie piesni.
MARSZ SOKOZOW WIELKOPOLSKICH. Sce
also Trzy piesni.
MartTuHa; selection arr. by Al Hayes;
band. 4to. | 23740
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
I} 240831; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
MARTINI (PADRE) Andantino; bearb.
von Fritz Kreisler, ftir violine und
klavier, [23744
©) Sept: 15771910; 2 -:c.* Sept. 26,
1910; E 2389715; B. Schott’s sdlme,
Mainz, Germany.
Mary, MAup AND MARGUERITE; words
and music by Lawrence B. O” onan
[23742
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 240455; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MARYLAND (THE) GIRL; words and
musie by Ammon FE. Cramer, [25748
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c Sept. 23,
1910; BE 239615; A. EK. Cramer music
co., Frederick, Md.
1365
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23744
MARY’S MANGER SONG; words by Wm.
C. Gannett, music by Mrs. Carrie B.
Adams. [238744
©..Oct.-5,1910 52 -enOct? 174 1910;
E 242142; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
MASCAGNI (PIETRO) Vorspiel und
siciliana; aus der oper Cavalleria
rusticana, arr. von Emil Kronke, ftir
2 klaviere zu 4 handen. [23745
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239419; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
MASSA’S IN THE COLD COLD GROUND;
arr. by Sidney Steinheimer; vf.
(Old favorites, no. 8603. ) [23746
© Oct. 3, 1910: 2°e) Oct atSi10 :
E 241082; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MATILDA JANE HERSELF; an operatic
comedy in three acts and a tableau,
by L. A. Garnett. Ms. vocal score
and typewritten text. [23747
(©) de. Oct, 19) 1910p A874 1:
Louise Ayres Garnett, Ev anston, Ll.
MATINEE (THE) GIRL; waltzes, by Wal-
ter Rolfe; piano. [23748
© "Sept. 23, 1910-" 2 Sept. Psy,
1910; E 289612; Koninsky music co.,
Drove eN Xs
MAXIE, DON’T TAKE A TAXIE; lyrics by
Sam Lewis, music by Louis Bennett.
[238749
©. Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 5, 1910;
_E 240624; Jos. Morris co., New York,
NERY.
May (A) CAROL; trio, written by John
- Francis Waller, composed by Joseph
,Robinson. 4to. (Vocal library of
_ part-songs, etc., no. 86.) [23750
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
~E 2408838; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
‘don, England.
May- Bay; three-part round, words by
«-Mrs. Hunter, music by Wm. Hors-
» ley,, ed: by Frederic H. Ripley and
H. L. Heartz. 4to. (The Stanhope
+” edition, no. 138.) [238751
- © Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
‘+ 240634; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
May I SEE YOU WEDNESDAY EVENING;
words and music by H. W. Borger-
ding. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [23752
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240852; Herman W. Borgerding,
Muskegon, Mich.
pt.anj Res Vid
a a a nae ian i (MN (SMA NNNNINSMNG SG! ) = -
MAzuRKA; by André Benoist; violin
and piano ace. i2at5be
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e2@G 42) 1910-
E 240947: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. (Nei
von Arthur Seybold, op. 141, fiir
V1.0 Line!) mage klavierbegleitung.
(Finf leichte vorspielstticke, no.
4.) [23754
ere Oct. 1, 1910-°2 @ Gers, 1910:
239984; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
ee
von Bernhard Dessau, op. 48, fiir
violine mit klav ierbegleitung.
[23755
© Aug. 27; 191072 ee sene, ao:
1910; E 2405438; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
MAZURKA CAPRICIEUSE; by Paolo Gal-
lico, op. 15, no. 5; piano. [23756
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241488; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
MEDITATION; by Mark Skalmer, op. 4,
Noy As violoncello with piano ace.
[238757 |
© Sept. 21, 1910-2 esene 21.
1910; H 239548; Carl Hauser, New
York, Dy Bee oo
by Ralph Kinder; organ. [238758 |
ae) Oct. 8, 1910; 2rer Berne 7141p -
EK 240870 ; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN Ys
par A. von Ahn-Carse; violon et |
piano. [23759 |
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2.¢ Sept. 244 |
1910; E 239578; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
words by FE. W. Bourdillon, mu-
sic by O. M. Schoebel, op. 48. [23760
ne Oct. 3, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241078; Theo. ‘Presser. co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MEET ME AT THE RIVERVIEW; words
and music by L. S. igi [23761
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct 15, 19505
E 241339; L Sherbie Wie Mil-
waukee, Wis.
MEET ME WHEN THE MOON-IS SHINING};
words by J. W. Burkett, music by
R. A. Browne. [23762
© 1e. Oct. 15, 1910; BH 2413459
J. W. Burkett, Johnstown, Pa.
MEET ME WHERE THE LANTERNS GLOW;
song from a trip to Japan, musie by
Manuel Klein, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; banjo ace. [23763
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289797; M. Witmark & —
sons, New York, N. Y.
1366
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noyv., 1910
23782
MEET ME WHERE THE LANTERNS GLOW—
Continued.
—1. Mandolin duo. 2. Song
guitar ace. 38. Guitar solo.
[ 23764, 238765
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 4,
1910; BE 241137, 241138, 241143; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
MEI’ STERN; ged. und musik von Kar]
Krobath, op. 20; minnerchor in
Kirtner weise mit tenor und bariton
with
solo. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[23766
Pee 14. 1910: 2 -e. Oct. 17,
wot A 242252;
Leipzig. Germany.
Otto Forberg,
MEIN ALT’ KENTUCKY HEIM; deutsche
nachdichtung von- Richard Stecher,
musik arr. von Hugo Jiingst, op. 87,
fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Fremdlindische volks-
weisen, amerikanisch, no. 57.)
[23767
fe sep 14. 1910: 2 c Oct. 17,
1910; E 242246; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
MEINE LIEDER ZUR LAUTE; von Elsa
Laura von Wolzogen. Band 1, 41
deutsche volkslieder und 9 voiks-
lieder des auslandes. Band 2, 40
deutsche yolkslieder und 15 volks-
lieder des auslandes. [23768, 23769
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1910 ; 242259, 242260; Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig, Germany.
MELANCOLIE; élégie par Paul Saegel,
pour violon avec ace. de piano, série
élémentaire. (Le début du violon,
premiére série, Chants sans paroles, |
no. 6.) [23770
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242308; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cre: Paris; France.
Memories (Hrinnerungen); reverie
by Albert Kiissner, op. 6, arr. by
Hilding Anderson;
4to. [23771
esept, 15; 1910; 2 ec, Sept. 17,
1910; E 240104; L. C. Ktissner, Chi-
cago, Ill.
MEMORIE’S DREAM; words by E. H. Car-
man, music by J. Spencer Tilton.
[23772
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241000; E. H. Carman, Noosach,
. Wash.
MEMORIES OF DAYS GONE BY; words and
music by C. R. Doerr. [2387738
©) Oct./3,) 19105 2 ¢.-Oct. 15,1910;
E 241344; Charles Robert Doerr,
Quincy. Ill.
full orchestra. |
Memory; words and music by Dan J.
Sullivan. [23774
© Sept. 28, 1910: 2 ¢« Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240445; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MEN DARF NIT SEIN FERSCHLUFEN;
words and music by Solomon Small.
[23775
©} ie ce, Sept) 22.1910 hh 240 2.
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y¥.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wie Freuix) March of the priests,
from Athalie, ed. by Walter H.
Aiken. 8vo. (Willis collection of
supplementary songs for public
schools, no. 110.) [23776
© Sept. 15, 1910: 2) @ Sept: “16;
1910; E 2389298; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
On wings of music; transcribed
by Williams Faulkes; organ.
[P25tHe
© Aug 267 1910F 2 ce. Sept
1910; E 239575; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Thy will be done; words by Char-
lotte. Wiltott,” music’; arr. (by. deus:
Fearis; ladies’ voices. [23778
© Sept, (275 1910-727%e Sept. 29)
1910; EH 240442; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
eago, 11.
MENUET; von Nicolo Porpora, bearb.
von Fritz Kreisler, ftir violine und
klavier. [23779
©, Sept. 115, 191.0% 2) c.. Sept. 26;
1910; BH 239716; B. Schott’s sédhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MERIGGIO SOPRA IL LAGO (At noon over
the lake) ; di A. Leonardi, per piano-
forte. (Una gita in dirigible, no. 4.)
[23780
© Aue, 25,1980.) 2 .c., Sept. 30,
1910; EB 240509; Carisch & Jainichen,
Milan, Italy.
MERMAID’S (THE) SONG; four-part
song, words by Sydney Collier, mu-
sic by Bella Coale; women’s yoices.
4to. (The modern series, no. 25.)
[238781
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2c. Sept. 20,
#910 H. 2401380: By “W. Gray cdi,
New York, N. Y.
THE BELLS;
musie by
words by
Chas.
MERRILY RING
Lizzie DeArmond,
H. Gabriel. [23782
© Oat 10; “192082 a Oak Ta,
1910: EB 240929; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
1367
ee aL Sa, ke ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23783
pt. 11, n. s., Vv. 5
MERRILY WE ROAM; Schottische, by M.
Greenwald; pf. (Merrymakers, no.
8624. ) [23783
©’ Oct. 3,/1910: 2-e Oct, 4.190:
E 241094; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MERRY BELLS; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [23784
@© .Sept.l5, 1910542 ye. Sepiey 28,
1910; BE 239850; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
MERRY CHRISTMAS; song. [Music by
Fanny S. Knowlton. | [23785
©) Sept. 29, 1910; 2 cOct. 4, 11910;
E 239999; Mary L. Butler, Chicago,
Til.
—— words. by Edith S. Tillotson, mu-
sic by Chas. H. Gabriel. [23786
@; Oct, 10; 1910; 2 G Oct. 12,1910;
E 240923; Hope pub. Co., Chicago,
1G
Same title, but different words and
music. [23787
© 7Och AO 1910e Ser Ochs 2;
1910; H 240934; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
Merry (A) CHRISTMAS, ONE AND ALL;
words by Ida Reed Smith, music by
Ira B. Wilson. [23788
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239877; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
MERRY (THE) CHRISTMAS - TIME;
words by Jean Berl, music by Mrs.
Ord Bohannan. [238789
©) (Oct 10" 1910. 26), Oct 12)
1910; E 240912; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
MeErRRY (A) CONVERSATION; by Frances
EH. Terry, op. 5; piano: (Six char-
acteristic little pieces, no. 5.)
[23790
@, Aus 25, 19102 +e Sept: 20,
1910; E 240206; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y:
Merry ENGLAND; words by Harriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[23791
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28;
1910; E 2389862; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
MERRY WEDDING BELLS.
bells.
MESSAGE (THE) ; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by B. D. Ackley.
[23792
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
See Wedding
MerssacE (THE)—Continued.
(Schoene, helle, gold’ne sterne) ;
words by H. Heine, English version
and music by Grace EK. Mellor.
[23793
© Aug. 24, 1910-7; 2 ey sAaee26,
1910; E 238848; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
MESSAGE OF GOOD WILL; Christmas
song, music by M. Greenwald.
[23794
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 2413869; Leo Feist, New York,
IN, YG
MESSAGE (A) OF LOVE; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by B. D.
Ackley. [23795
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
EK 241324; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
MerssAGE (THE) OF PEACE; anthem for
Christmas, words by William H.
Gardner, music by Louis R. Dress-
ler; mixed voices, violin and organ.
(Octavo edition, no. 12087.) [23796
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240654; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Messe. See Haydn (F. J.)
METEORA; words by L. Croci, English
version by Henry G. Chapman,
music by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 26,
no. 1; high or medium yoice. [238797
© Oct: 4, 1910; 2c Oca:
E 240626; G. Sehirmer, inc., New
York, IN. Ys
METHODE COMPLETE DE VIOLON; par A.
Lefort. 3™° partie. [23798
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c) Och eo:
E 242312; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
MryER-OLBERSLEBEN (Max) Vier zwei-
stimmige kinderlieder, op. 96. 4to.
“£23799
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1910; E 238831;
G. Schirmer, New York, N. Y.
Same. [23800
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 2387902; G. Schirmer, New
York, NY:
MeEYERBEER (GIACOMO) Dedication and
benediction (Schwur und schwerter-
weibe) ; from the opera Les Hugue-
nots, ed. by V. EF. Safranek. ‘(Gil-
more band library, no. 402.) [23801
© Aug, 23, 1910; 2:¢.-Sepmaeee
E 241323; Rodeheaver-Ackley ¢o., 1910; E 240194; Carl Fischer, New
Chicago, . Tl. York, INa &
1368
eae “
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
23826
MicaELLA MIA; Chanson napolitaine,
paroles de F. L. Bénech, musique de
Léo Daniderff. [23802
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241066; L. Bénech, Paris, France.
MIDNIGHT; Symphonic poem composed
by Rutland Boughton, op. 26. 1.
Basso. 2. Violoncello. 3. Viola. 4.
Violino secondo. 5. Violino primo.
[23803-23807
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 13,
1910; E 241288-—241292; Novello &
co., ltd., London, England.
MicHty DoMINIoN; hymn of the Do-
minion, words by Wilfrid Mills,
music by Laura G. Lemon. 4to.
[23808
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240886; Boosey & co., London,
England.
MIGNARDISE; valsette par Albert Lan-
dry, pour piano. [23809
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 19,
1910; E 239477; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
MIGNONNE; valse by R. Thomé, op. 48,
rey. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano solo. [23810
eieseneaes., 1910: 2 ¢. Oct. 12,
1910; E 240978; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
MIGNONNETTE; petite valse par Gabriel
Allier, por harmonie et fanfare.
4to. [23811
© Oct 41S 1910: 2 ¢: Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242282; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
MIKE; words and music by Bliss Mil-
ford. [23812
© 1c. Oet.-15, 1910; HE 241357;
Mrs. B. M. Higgins, New York, N. Y.
MILK AND HONEY; OR, BURNING BUSH
soncs, No. 4; selected by Duke M.
Farson, fF. M. Messenger, Edwin L.
Harvey, and others. [64] p. S8vo.
$0.10. [23813
ere Age 5. 1910; 2c. Sept. 10,
1910; A 269755; Metropolitan church
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
Minona (An indian love song) ; words
and music by Ralph J. Cahill.
[23814
fe esepE. 24,1910 >" 2 ©. Sept.) 24,
1910; E 240320; Maurice Shapiro,
Wew ork, N.Y.
MINUET AND TRIO IN E MINOR; by Wil-
liam Faulkes, op. 142, no. 2; organ.
[28815
() Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 28;
1910: E 239807; G. Schirmer, New
Work). Nic Y°
MINUET IN
von)
G. See Beethoven (L.
Mir TRAUMTE DIE NACHT; Sizilianische
volkspoesie, verdeutscht von F. Greg-
orovius, musik von Hans Hermann.
(Sizilianen, no. 3.) [23816
© Aug: (26) 190: 2c) "Sep 30)
1910; FE 2405389; Johann André,
Offenbach a/Main, Germany.
MISSA IN HONOREM B. M. V. REGINA
CARDIUM; ad 2 vel etiam, 3 voix
aequales, sive 4 voces inaequales,
comitante organo, Oscar van Durme,
op. 66. 1. Partition avee orgue. 2.
Partition de voix seules, 4 4 voix
mixtes. 38. Voix seules 4& 8 voix
égales. 4. Voix seules 4 2 voix
égales. 4to. [23817-23820
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ¢ each Aug.
10> 19102" HW 237933—23 7936" Tae Je
Biton, St. Laurent, France.
MISSISSIPPI (THE) RIVER; words by
L. M. Mills, music by W. H. Grattan
Flood. Dublin, Cramer, Wood & co.
[23821
©vOct. 20, 1910: 2c. Oct 15; 1910-
Ei 241878; Laura M. Mills, Lismore,
Treiand. .
Missourr; words and music by S. R.
Owen. [238822
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1910; EH 240880;
Silas R. Owen, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. JoLLYBoy; two-step on the popular
song by R. Penso, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; piano. [288238
© Sept.26, 1910; 2.e. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240380; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
—— —— orchestra. Ato. 23824
© Oct: 11, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 12; 1910;
EH 240882; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Mister MooN-MAN TURN OFF THE
LIGHT; words and music by Nora
Bayes and Jack Norworth. New
York, IT. B. Harms & Francis, Day
& Hunter. [23825
© Sept. 23,° 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239655; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
Mrs. FEATHERBRAIN’S FOLLY; comedy
in three acts, by Katherine P. mery.
Typewritten libretto and ms. score.
[23826
© 1 «@ Sept: 28, 1910; D 18725;
Mrs. Katie Putnam Emery, Benton
Harbor, Mich.
1369
_-pi 7 Fe ee ore
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23827
pt. 11 nS ved
Mrs. MurpHy; novelette, by Robert
Hood Bowers; piano. [23827
© Oct. 4; 1910; 2 ¢.-Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240651; Jerome H. Remick & Go.,
Detroit, Mich.
MizPAH: words and music by M. R.
Tourtelot. [23828
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1910; E 240003; Marie Rae Tour-
telot, Chicago, I].
*"MMIEZ’ ’O0 GGRANO; versi di BH. Nico-
lardi, musica di Evemero Nardella.
[23829
© Sept! 15271910 2c. Sept 27,
1910; EK 289819; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
MODERN STUDIES FOR THE VIOLIN; me-
lodious exercises, easy solos and
duets, in various keys, first position,
arr. by Henry Green. Books 3-6.
[23830-23833
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
22, 1910; E 240241240244; Henry
Green, Boston, Mass.
See Boehm (A. P.)
MOLASSES CANDY; words by Eddie
Leonard, music by J. J. Hill. [2388384
Gr Septo05, 1910: 2) e Sept.. 16)
1910; E 239273; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N.Y.
MoHNFELD (DAS).
Motity MAcCHREE; valse, by James M.
Gallatly ; piano. [238385
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240310; Walsh, Holmes &
co., London, England.
Mon SECRET; mélodie, poésie de Paul
Arosa, musique de Edmond Missa.
[23836
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 289745; L. Grus et cie., Paris,
France. ‘
MOoNALITA; intermezzo capriccioso by
Max Landow; piano. [23837
Ousept.. 20; -1910 2c. Oct. 10,4}
1910; EH 240810; A. Hospe co., Oma-
ha, Nebr.
Monkey ISLE; words by Wm. Forest
Wagner, music by Wm. H. Rose.
; [28888
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1910; EB 240441;
Rose & Wagner, West Orange, N. J.
MoNKEY (THE) ON A STRING; by Elsie
G. Phelan; piano. (Toy-shop jin-
gles, no. 5.) [238389
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 & Sept. 24,
1910; E 240285; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Moon FAIRY; Sschottische, by I. F.
Bowden, arr. by D. H. Hawthorn;
piano. [238840
© Cct. 3, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1910;
i 240758; Irving F. Bowden, New
Britain, Conn.
MoonuicHt; from Queen of Bohemia,
lyric by Crane Wilbur, music by
Paul Rubens. [23841
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240665; Chas. K. Harris, New
Yorke We
——march and two-step, by H. A.
Thompson; piano. Boston, Evans
music co. [23842
© Aug. 24, 1910292) ceeAn= 26.
1910; E 2388828; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MOONLIGHT ON THE RHINE; barearolle,
words by Eleanor Darby, music by
W. Neuland, ed. by Frederic H. Rip-
ley and H. L. Heartz; duet for sop.
and tenor. 4to. (Stanhope edition,
no: 126.) [23843
©. Sept. 20, 1910; 2 @ Seni, 23:
1910; E 289626; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
MOONLIGHT SKETCHES; by Esther Gro-
now; pianoforte. [23844
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 5, 1910;
H 240641; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
MOONLIT WAVES; barcarole, by J. S.
Fearis; piano. [23845
© Sept. 28, 1910> Bie Sepnesd:
1910; E 240473; White-Smith music
pub co., Boston, Mass..
MoorkisH DANCE (Maurischer tanz) ;
by Géza Horvath, op. 63, no. 5;
piano. (Danses nationales, no. 5.)
[23846
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 241240; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
MORE STARS FOR THE CROWN OF JESUS;
words by Ada Blenkhorn, music by
Lyman F. Jackson. [23847
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242108; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
MoRE THAN ALL TO ME; words by A. H.
Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[23848
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241325; Rodeheaver-Ackley Co.,
Chicago, Il.
1370
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44 47, Noy., 1910
23869
MorGENHYMNUS; ged. von Robert
Reinick, musik von Hugo Wolf, re-
vidiert von Willibald Kahler; fir
gemischten chor und grosses orches-
ter. 1. Orchester-partitur und stim-
men. 2. Klavierauszug und chor-
stimmen. [ 23849, 23850
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 30,
1910; E 240528, 240524; C. F. Peters,
Leipzig, Germany.
MorGENLIED; ged. von Gustav Schiiler,
musik von Max Meyer-Olbersleben,
op. 96, no. 1, fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur. Ato. [23851
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 2389957; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
Mornine; words by Frank L. Stanton,
music by Louis Victor Saar. No. 1.
High voice. No. 2. Low voice.
[ 23852, 23853
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
16, 1910; E 239286, 239287; Willis
music co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Most (THE) POPULAR MOTHER GOOSE
SONGS; comp. and arr. by Carrie
Bullard. S8vo. [23854
@sSept. 9° 1910: 2c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237901; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
Most (THE) POPULAR SELECTIONS FROM
THE MOST POPULAR COMIC OPERAS;
selected and arr. by Paolo Gallico.
Svo. [23855
@ sept, 28) 1910; 2c: ‘Sept. 30,
1910; E 240476; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
Most (THE) POPULAR VIOLIN DANCE
PIECES; various composers, arr. by
Louis Tocaben; piano acc. [23856
(Sr seot 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240159; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
MoszkKowsxki (Moritz) En -automne
(In autumn) ; op. 36, no. 4, ed. and
fingered by Louis Oesterle; pf.
[23857
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241119; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ne SY.
MotHrrR MacHree; from Barry of
Ballymore; by Chauncey Olcott and
Ernest R. Ball; hotel orch. 4to.
[28858
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240149; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Moro PERPETUO; by Christian Sinding,
op. 10, no. 1; ed. by W. F. Ambrosio;
violin and piano. [23859
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240187 : Carl Fischer, New
York, INGNS.
par August Nolck, op. 147, pour
violon et piano. London, Gerard &
co. (Six petites piéces, no. 6.)
[23860
© Aug) 24..1910)-42)/eOck, 123
1910; E 240911; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
MovucHE (LA) bD’or (The Golden fly) ;
air de ballet, by W. D. Armstrong.
4to. (Universal band jour’l., no.
AZ) [23861
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c Sept. 20,
1910; E 240177; Carl Fischer, New
York N.Y.
Mozart (WoLFGaNc AMADEUS) Don
Juan (Don Giovanni) ; overture, ed.
by V. F. Safranek. (Gilmore band
library, no. 8.) [23862
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 20,
- 1910; HE 240181; Carl Fischer, New
Vora UNer Ye
Susanna non vien (Oh Susanna
is late), recit.; Dove sono (Gone for
ever), aria; from Le nozze di figaro.
English version by Perey Pinkerton,
ed. by Edgardo Lévi; sop. (Stand-
ard OUEMENG: songs and arias, no.
13.) [23 863
©) Oct: 3, 1910; 2c. Oct: 4, 1910:
EH 241075; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
Violin-konzert ; herausgegeben
und mit kadenzen versehen, von
Henri Marteau. D dur. [23864
© Anes 30; 1910 2c “Sept. 30;
1910; H 240529; C. EF. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
—— —— Es dur. [23865
© Sept. 1, rae 2c. Sept.. 30,
1910; E 940530 ; . F. Peters, Leip-
Zig, Germany.
MUFF-TERZETT; aus der operette, Die
schonste frau, text von Rudolf Lo-
thar, musik von Giacomo Minkow-
ski. 23866
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 28,
1910; E 240481; Felix Bloch, erben,
Berlin, Germany.
Murrin (THE) MAN; words by Arthur
Du Soir, music by. J. Airlie Dix,
Nov iL in Hl fiat. “No. 2 in F. No. 3
in G. [23867-28869
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
27, 1910: H 240401-240408: J. B.
Cramer & co., ltd., London, England.
1371
_- 7 OS en Ua
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23870
pt. yas. vp
Muritto (Emitio) Soneto (A _ son-
net); words and music by Emilio
Murillo. [23870
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240158; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. ¥.
Musr (LA) ET LE POETE.
Saéns (C. C.)
MUSICAL DRILY BOOK; for yse in Mrs.
Wordsworth’s classes, composed and
See Saint-
arr. by Clothilde, for piano. Vol. 2.
23871
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept, 213;
1910; E 240012; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
MUSICAL GIFT ALBUM; by H. Necke, op.
(eee Pike (ast
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 380,
1910; 1 241031; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My BROWN-EYED Lou; words and music
by Billy Johnson. [23873
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 20;
1910; E 240123; J. Fred Helf co.,
New York, N. Y.
My DEAR LITTLE GIRL; words by Geo. EH.
Tenbroeck, music by J. C. Eaton.
[23874
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c Sept. 24,
1910; H 239944; Eaton music pub.
eo., New York; N. Y.
My DEAR MOTHER; words by Mrs. S. E.
poricket, music by R. A. Browne.
[23875
©. Oct 5s) 1910. 8) 241347 :
Mrs. Sarah H. Bricket, Xenia, Ohio.
My FAIREST MAID OF SPAIN; words and
music by Evans Lloyd. [23876
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910: E 239664; Will Rossiter, Chi-
enzo: Tl.
My FAVORITE WALTZ; by Ammon HE.
Cramer; piano. [23877
©. Septes22, 91910): 2c sSept. 23:
1910; EH 239618; A. E. Cramer music
co., Frederick, Md.
My GAY HUSSAR; march two step by
W. L. Mayer; piano. [23878
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2c Oct. 8, 1910:
EK 241221; Volkwein bros., Pittsburg,
Pa:
My GoppEss (MEINE GOTTIN) ; cantata,
words by Goethe, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, music by Otto-
kar Novacek, op. 11; baritone solo,
chorus of mixed voices and orches-
tra. Vocal score. 4to. [238879
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1910;
EK 241275; G. Schirmer, ine., New
Works Ni iG
My HEART’S A TOP; lyric and music by
M. HH. Vaughan, arm by arahm
van den Berg. New York, Gus. Ed-
wards, ine. [23880
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910: E 240146; Mary H. Vaughan,
New York, N. Y.
MY WHEART’S DELIGHT; words by J.
Dower, music by Frances Dower.
No. Sh in Estee [23881
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2°G Sept. 20,
1910; E 240220; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
My HEAVENLY FATHER KNOWS; words
by C. F. Reed, music by Iva Maude
Quivey. [23882
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 3, 1910;
EH 240565; C. Fenwick Reed, Green-
castle, Ind.
My HOME IN Missournr; words and
music by W. O. Walters. [23883
© 1c. Oct. 8 190 Re e242 s
Willard Oscar Walters, Lamar, Mo.
My JEAN; words by Robert Burns,
music by Josef Holbrooke, op. 54,
no. 38 (Four songs, no. 1.)
[23884
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; BH 240211: J.-B. Crameres& co.,
lItd., London, England.
My LADY OF THE NILE; Hgyptian sere-
nade by H. C. Coffman; piano.
[23885
© 1e. Oct. 10, 1910; E 240789;
Harry C. Coffman, Cambridge, Ohio.
My LAND; from Barry of Ballymore,
by Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R.
Ball; hotel orchestra. Ato. [23886
© Sept. 27, 1910: 2 eG Seprm 23:
1910; EK 239791; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
My LIFE IS FULL OF GLORY; words by
A. H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[23887
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ¢« Oct. 13) 1910;
HE) 241313; Ackley & Rodeheaver, Chi-
eago, Ill.
My LOVER WILL COME TO-DAY; words by
Phoebe Cary, music by Alice Bennet
Wing. [23888
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2) © Septe Zs,
1910; EH 289706; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
My MASTER; words by Sidney Lanier,
music by E. L. Ashford. 8vo.
[23889
©: Sept. 7, 1910; °2ve.e8epr 10}
191.0; E; 287905; Juorenz *pubarecas
Dayton, Ohio.
1372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23907
My MOTHER'S GRAVE (Meiner mutter
grab); words by Kathryn Prim,
musie by Aug. Bohlender, op. 5.
23890
rp sept. 10, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239384; Kath Prim, Pitts-
burg, Pa.
My NATTY LITTLE PATCH BEHIND: writ-
ten and composed by Chas. Collins
and E. A. Sheppard. [23891
sence. 21, 1910; 2) ¢. Sept. -21;
1910; E 239516; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y.
My NEw JERSEY QUEENS; words and
music by T. Carey. New York, F.
B. Haviland pub. co. [23892
sept 27, 1910; 2 G. Sept: 27,
1910; E 240391; Thomas Carey, Jer-
sey City, N. J.
My oLD KENTUCKY HOME; arr. by Sid-
ney Steinheimer; pf. (Old favorites,
no. 8602.) [238938
vers. 1910: 2c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241083: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
My PEKIN MOON; from My girl from
the U. S. A., words by Collin Davis,
music by Otto Frey. [23894
esept. 17.1910; 2 c., Sept. 19,
1910; EK 239406; Victor Kremer co.,
Chicago, Ill.
My SAviog IS WITH ME; words and
musie by E. 8S. Lorenz. [23895
rece 10. 1910; 2. c Oct. 17,
1510" BH, 242116; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Chio.
My SAvior’s voice; words by Ira B.
Wilson, music by Fred B. Holton.
[23896
@1Oct,, 11, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17;.1910;
EH 242068; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
MY SCARE CROW MAIDIE; from Lower
berth thirteen, words by Collin
Davis and Arthur Gillespie, music
by Jos. E. Howard. [23897
GmOc (18. :1910; 2° eo Oct: 18,
1910; E 241453; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
My sone oF LOovE; from Teresa be
mine (Terese sei nicht boese), words
by Adolf Philipp, music by Jean
Briquet. [28898
© Och 4. 19105 2) ce. Oct. 67 1910;
E 241178; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
My SOUL WOULD DRINK THOSE ECHOES:
eight-part song, words by Byron, mu-
Sic by A. C. Mackenzie, op. 71, no.
1; mixed voices. 4to. (Part-song
book, second Series, no. 1197.) [23899
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 26,
1910; E 239699; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
My SWEET CORDELIA; words and music
by Shepard N. Edmonds. [23900
© Aus), 25, 1910. 20e Aus 26
1910; E 238841; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
My THOUSAND TIMES BELOVED (A mihle
gradh, le milhe la) ; translation from
the Gaelic by Alice Milligan, music
by C. Milligan Fox; medium voice.
(Four Irish songs from Songs of the
Trish harpers. ) [23901
© Oct.5, 1910-52) ce. Oct: 6, 1910;
E241189; G. Schirmer, New York,
INE Vis
My YANKEE DOODLE GIRL; from The
slim princess, words by Henry Blos-
som, music by Leslie Stuart. [28902
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240778; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
by John C. Golden, arr. by S.
Deshon; orchestra. 4to. [23903
© Oct- 6; 1910: 2 c: Oct. 7, £910;
H 240775; Chappell & co., Iltd., Lon-
don, England.
MyrEL_Lta; march from the celebrated
song Myrella la jolie, by L. Bénech,
English words by Ballard MacDon-
ald, music by D. Berniaux. [23904
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1910; EH 237994; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New. York, N. Y.
NACHGEFUHL; ged. von Goethe, musik
von Arnold Mendelssohn. (Sechs ge-
dichte, no. 6.) [23905
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240517; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
NACHTGESANG; von Max Bruch, op. 83,
fiir klarinette, bratsche und Klavier,
oder violine, violoneell und Klavier.
(Acht stticke, no. 6, es moll.) [28906
© Oct. 12 1910: 2c Oct. 1, 19105
BE 289998: N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
NACHTLUFT-WALZER; text von A. H.
Samson und Paul Lineke, musik yon
Sam. Gross, arr. vy. Paul Lincke.
[23907
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1910: EB 239501; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
1373 -
a a Tn nnn a ras fs Sr on. Lt 1 a S:C*~CSC‘“—sSSC(AXYSSSCO*i?
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23908
pt. Ign e vO
NALADY, DOJMY A UPOMINKY (Stim-
mungen, eindriicke und erinnerung-
en); pro klavir na ¢tym ruce, slozil
Zdenko Fébich. obl. Ato. [23908
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c Sept. 29,
1910; HE: 239951; FE: A. Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
NAME THE HAPPY DAY; words and
music by Roy L. Burtch. [23909
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 239674; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
NAOMI WALTZ; by W. Harris; piano.
[23910
©: Sept: 21; 1910: 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; E 240231; Walter Harris,
Stone Bluff, Ind. -
NAPOLEON’S LAST CHARGE; descriptive
march-galop by Edwin Ellis, rewrit-
ten and arr. by E. T. Paull; piano.
[23911
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 241459; EK. T. Paull, New York,
NAY.
NATIVITY (THE) ; a cantata for Christ-
mas-tide, the words and hymns Sse-
lected, and music composed by
Thomas Adams; soprano, tenor and
bass soli and chorus. 4to. [23912
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240864; Novello & co., Iltd., Lon-
don, England.
a complete
Christmas exercise,
music by C. H. Gabriel. Milwaukee,
Hammond pub. co. S8vo. [23913
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1910;
E 239927; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago,
Tl.
NATURE'S VOICE [and] ROSES OF SUM-
MER; Songs written and composed by
Olive Linnell. No. 1 in D. - No. 2 in
Bao NOjo. in G, [23914-23916
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 7,
1910; E 238961—238963 ; Orpheus co.,
London, England.
NEAPOLITAN SERENADE; by Edmund
Severn; piano solo. [23917
Wo Sept: 26. 1910%; 2c) Oct. 12.
1910; E 240974; Carl Fischer, New
Work N.Y.
NEARER MY GoD TO THEE; fantasia-
variations by Mason-Polla; piano.
[23918
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241467; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
words by Sarah Flower Adams,
music arr. from Lowell Mason by
Ira B. Wilson. 4to. [28919
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10,
1910; E 2387906; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
NEARLY EVERYBODY TOOK A TRANSFER;
words and music by Mrs. G. Hughes,
arr. by Alex Magnes. [23920
© 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1990>5aeG6s-:
Mrs. Gene Hughes, New York, N. Y.
"NEATH THE WEEPING WILLOW TREE;
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
Neil Moret. [23921
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec Sept. °26,
1910; E 239676; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
NEBELWALLEN; ged. von Camilla Leon-
hard, musik von Josef Reiter, op.
39B, no. 2, fiir gemischten chor a
cappella. Partitur. Ato. [23922
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
KE 242228; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
NEGRO MINSTREL MELODIES; a collection
of twenty-five songs with piano acc.,
by Stephen C. Foster and others, ed.
by H. T. Burleigh, with preface by
W. J. Henderson. (Household series
of music books, no. 35.) [23923
© Sept. 28, 191032 @ Sept. 29.
1910; E. 2404382; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
NEJNOVEJSI A NEJSNADNEJSI SKOLA
KLAVIRNI (The newest and easiest
school for piano) ; parts 1 and 2, by
A. Kapoun. [23924
© Pt. 1, Sept. 15, 1909; Pt. 2, Oct.
1, 1909; 2 e@ each Dee. 8, 1909; EH
238818; Alois Kapoun, Prague, Aus-
tria.
NEL cREPUSCcOLO (‘Through the twi-
light); di A. Leonardi, per piano-
(Una gita in dirigibile, no. 7.)
[23925
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 e@. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240512; Carisch & Jainichenr,
Milan, Italy.
NELKEN; ged. von Th. Storm, musik
von Max Reger, op. 15, fur eine
mittlere stimme. (10 lieder, no. 3.)
[23926
© Aug: 26, 1910; 2he Seame2s,
1910; E 239598; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
NEUES SCHWEIZERALBUM; von Otto
Schleuning, op. 65, fiir pianoforte.
Band 5-6. [ 23927, 28928
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
10 1910; E 237972, 2387973; Brea.
kopf & Hirtel, New York, N. Y.
New (A) coon IN TOWN; words and
music by A. I. De Korte. [28929
© 1 «e Oct. 3, 1910; E 240561; A.
I. De Korte, Arlington, R. I.
forte.
1374
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Novy., 1910
New (THE) GRADUS TO PARNASSUM;
academie ed. of selected studies, rev.
ard compiled by I. Philipp; piano.
Book 3. hands together. 23950
fe) sept. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240277; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW LIFE; spring song, words by A. H.
A., musie by Adam Geibel, ed. anid
arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz; sop. and alto. (The Stan-
hope ed., no. 128.) 4to. [239381
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239932; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
NEW YORK STANDARD SYSTEM RAG-TIME
INSTRUCTOR FOR PIANO; by Benjamin
Siegel. 27 p. fol. $1.00. [23932
fe) sem. 24,1910: 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; A 274023; New York standard
schooi of popular and classic music,
Chicago, Ill.
NEWFOUNDLAND (THE); waltz and toe
dance, by E. Keily; pf. [2389388
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241102; Emily Kelly, Brooklyn,
Ie Ys
"NFAME CHE SI’; canzone napoletana,
versi di G. B. De Curtis, musica di
E. De Curtis. [23934
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239410; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
NIGGERLIED; amerikanisches volkslied,
dem original frei nachgedichtet von
Richard Stecher, musik arr. von
Hugo Jiingst, op. 87, fiir mianner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
Fremdlindische volksweisen, no.
54.) [23935
@rsept. 14, 1910; 2.c Oct. 17,
1910; EK 242249; Otto YFYorberg,
Leipzig, Germany.
NIGHT sone; three-part song, words
by Edward Rowland Sill, music by
William Clifford Heilman; women’s
voices. (Collection of octavo cho-
ruses, no. 54438.) [23936
© Sept 14, 1910:.2 ¢c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240086; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
Wiegenlied; part-song, words by
Edward Rowland Sill, music by Wil-
liam Clifford Heilman, op. 7; mixed
voices. (Svo choruses, no. 5444.)
[239387
©: Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239499; G. Schirmer, New
Mork, N;. Y..
25946
NIGHTFALL; words by Ella Broes van
Heekeren, music by R. M. Stults:
medium voice in G. [239388
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; HE 239431; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NIGHTINGALE (THE) AND THE ROSE;
waltz, by Thurlow Lieurance; piano.
[28939
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241089; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
NINON UND GASTON; aus Hurra, wir
leben noch, revue von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollaen-
der, fiir gesang und klavier. [23940
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
HH 240604; Ed Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
NO LONG DISTANCE LOVIN’ FOR MINE;
words and music by G. F. Perkins,
arr. by Philip Hecker. [23941
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
Hi 241144; P. H. Hanscom, Worcester,
Mass.
No OTHER WAY; words by EH. H. Hewitt,
music by B. D. Ackley. [23942
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
H} 2413822; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
NOBLESSE OBLIGE; duett aus Hurra, wir
leben noch, revue, ged. von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollaen-
der. [23943
© Sept. 17,1910; 2 c. Oct..3, 1910;
KH 240601; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
NODDING CLOVER; by L. EH. Orth, op. 31,
no. 5; pf. (Little lessons, no. 5.)
23944
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
EH 241108; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGE
Noisy (THE) TIN BEETLE; by Elsie G.
Phelan; piano. (Toy-shop jingles,
no. 1.) [28945
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; EH 240287; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
NON SENTE AMOR; versi di Giuseppe
Inglese, musica di C. Sodero; canto
e piano. (Jn William Tell, v. 1,
no. 3.) [23946
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2,
1910; EH 239547; Cesare Sodero, New
VOrk Nos.
1379
64389—10——6
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23947
pl. I, es., v.o
NORWEGIAN DANCE (Norwegischer
springtanz); by Géza Horvath, op.
63, no. 6; piano. (Danses natio-
nales, no. 6.) [238947
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 241241; Augener Itd., London,
England.
NostTaLeia; di G. De Sena, op. 104,
per pianoforte. (Pezzi lirici, no. 2.)
[23948
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 239970; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
NOT FOR GOLD BUT FOR YOU; words by
Ke Hs a herniers: muse: Dy, vit. Ac
Browne. [ 23949
© 1 ¢, Oct. 15, 1910; BE 241348;
Frank FE. Ferrier, Poughkeepsie,
INS Ye
NOT IN DUMB RESIGNATION; Exultation,
words by John Hay, music by Mark
Andrews. [23950
©). Sept. 29; "190 2 ef (Oct 210,
1910; E 240822; Century co., New
YorkjN: YY:
Now AND FOREVER THE SAME; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [23951
©) VAN G2) 1910: 2e)"-Sept “20,
1910; E 241018; Chas. M. Alex-
. ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
Now DON’T YOU TELL; words by Belle
Case Harrington, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [23952
(©) Sept. 15, 1910;°2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; EH 239879; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Now SHE IS ANYBODY’S GIRLIE; words
by Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [23953
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 21,
1910; E 239533; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Nuit (LA) DETE (Summer night) ;
valse, by Violet King; pf. [238954
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240161; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
NUIT D’ETOILES; poésie de Th. de Ban-
ville, musique de Claude Debussy.
no. 2. Baryton en ré bémol. Paris,
EK. Coutarel. [23955
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
BE 239746; Bulla, Paris, France.
Nuit pE Mar (Notto serena); adagio
par V. Monti, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [23956
©. Sept. 16, 19105, 2c. Sept. 19;
1910; BE 239444; EH. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
NUN TE FA’ LUSINGA; versi di HE. A.
Mario, musica di Evemero Nardella.
[23957
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 « Sept. 27,
1910; EK 239817; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
NURSERY RHYMES; from ‘The slim
princess, words by Henry Blossom,
music by Leslie Stuart. [New edi-
tion] [23958
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 289421; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
O BELLE NUIT. See Offenbach (J.)
O FOR A CLOSER WALK WITH GoD;
Muriel, words by William Cowper,
music by Frederick William Schlie-
der. [28959
© Sept: 29,1910. s22 eect, 10;
1910; E 240820; Century co., New
York, N. Y.
O GLORIOUS SUN; words by Basil Hod-
der, music by Francis Bohr. [23960
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 e@ Sept. 21,
1910; E 289549; John Alvey Turner,
London, England.
O GOD, THE ROCK OF AGES; words by
Bickersteth, music by Ciro Pinsuti,
arr. by FE. M. S.* Kane: [23961
© Sept. 27, 1910: 2ee. Seppe. .2o:
1910; E 241041; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
O HAPPY BAND OF PILGRIMS; anthem,
words by J. M. Neale, music by J.
Lamont Galbraith; bass solo, duet
and quartet or chorus. (Octavo
church music, no. 10093.) [23962
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 2389430; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
O Hoty CHILD; words by Edith S. Til-
lotson, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[23963
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
EK 240988; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Til.
O LorpD, THE VERY HEAVENS SHALL
PRAISE ‘THY WONDROUS WORKS;
words from the Scriptures and a
portion of a hymn, music by Hugh
Blair; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
choir library, no. 77.) [23964
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 24,
1910; E 240288; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
O LoveELy nicHtT. See Offenbach (J.)
1376
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
23983
O Lovine JESU (O bone Jesu); motet,
by Richard Dering, ed. and English
text added by Frederick Bridge;
five mixed voices. 4to. [23965
Grau= 9 1910: 2 « Sept. 10,
1910; E 237965; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
7O MESE MARIANO; versi di G. Gian-
nelli, musica di Giuseppe Gian-
nelli. [23966
fesepe. 15, 1910;.2-¢. Sept. 27,
1910; E 2389828; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
| O North WITH ALL THY VALES OF
GREEN; Montclair, words by William
Cullen Bryant, music by Raymond
Huntington Woodman. [23967
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 10,
1910; E 240825; Century co., New
York I.-Y.
O PARADISE; words by F. W. Faber,
music by E. S. Lorenz. S8vo. [23968
fj) sent. 2. 1910; 2 c. Sept: 10,
1910; EH 2387907; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
O PURE WHITE ROSE; words by Leonard
Cooke, music by Eileen Quayle. No.
imo -nat.) No.2 in BE flat. No. 3
ied OMe [23969-23971
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
29, 1910; E 240465-240467; J. B.
Cramer & co., ltd., London, England.
O SALUTARIS HostT14; four-part chorus,
music by Edward Elgar, rev. and ed.
by Nicola A. Montani; mixed voices.
(Octavo edition liturgical Catholic
cbureh music, no. 5467.) [ 23972
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240487; G. Schirmer, New
Mork: N.Y.
—motet, music by Joseph Rhein-
berger, op. 62c, rev. and ed. by
Nicola A. Montani; unison chorus or
soprano or tenor solo. (Octavo cho-
ruses, no. 5487.) [238978
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237917; G. Schirmer, New
Mork, N.Y.
music by Auber, mixed voices.
4to. (New editions hymns, motets,
offertories, no. 103.) [23974
ee sept. 99, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240870; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston, Mass.
O sALUTARIS HostTia. See Liszt (F.)
O SHEPHERDS, HASTE; words by Alice
J. Cleator, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [28975
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
EK 240927; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Il.
O SONNE, WELCHE MACHT; sizilianische
volkspoesie, verdeutscht von Ff.
Gregorovius, musik von Hans Her-
mann. (Sizilianen, no. 1.) [23976
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240537; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a/Main, Germany.
OQ SWEETEST wWorRDS; words by Fred-
erick G. Bowles, music by Louis
Victor PSaar, ops 764.4 No... 1a alow.
voice. [23977
Cy Sept: 729) 1910); ter, Septan29;
1910; E 240459; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
O VERMELAND. See Vermeland.
O WIE SELIG SEID IHR DOCH, IHR FROM-
MEN; ged. von Simon Dach, musik
von Max Gulbins, op. 62, fiir ge-
misehten chor. Partitur. 4to.
(Vier gesinge, no. 3.) [28978
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910:
EF 242241; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
OCEAN THOU MIGHTY MONSTER (Vasto
potente mare); from Oberon, musie
by C. M. von Weber, ed. by Ed-
gardo Levi; sop. (Standard ope-
ratic songs and arias, no. 12.)
[23979
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910; E
241074; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London, England.
OrF FOR CHRISTMAS LAND; words by
Mrs. Belle Case Harrington, music
by Karl K. Lorenz. [23980
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; H 239919; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarolle; de
Vopéra, Les contes d Hoffmann,
paraphrase par Moritz Moszkowski
pour piano. [23981
© Aug. 30, 1910;.2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; H 240525; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
from Les contes d’ Hoffmann
(Tales of Hoffmann), arr. by H. En-
gelmann; piano. [23982
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910: HH) 240276; Theo, Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Barearole waltz: on melodies
from Tales from Hoffmann, by Chas.
J. Roberts, arr. by Gustav Saenger ;
piano. [2839838
© Aug. 9, 1910; 2c. Sept. 20, 1910;
E 239546; Carl Fischer, New York,
NERS
1377
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23984
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
OFFENBACH (JACQUES )—Continued.
arr. by L.. P. Laurendeau.
(Universal band journal, no. 1251.)
[23984
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; H 240199; Carl Fischer, New
work, Ney¥:
—— Beauteous night, O night of love
(Belle nuit, O nuit d’amour); bar-
earolle from Tales of Hoffmann.
Translation by Samuel Richards
Gaines, music arr. for high voice in
F, with violin obbligato by Gustav
Strube. [23985
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240298; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
O belle nuit; barcarolle from
Contes d’ Hoffmann, comic opera,
transcribed by Hans T. Seifert;
piano 4 hands. [28986
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 289545; Carl Fischer, New
York, IN. Y.
O lovely night; barcarolle from
the opera, Les contes d@’ Hoffmann,
English version by M. Louise Baum,
musie arr. by Max Spicker. 1. Four:
part chorus of mixed voices. 2.
Men’s voices. (Oct. choruses, no.
5465, and 5464.) [ 23987, 23988
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
19, 1910; EH 289356, 239357 ; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York, N. Y.
Phantasie; tiber motive aus Hoff-
mann’s erzihlungen, arr. von Otto
Singer, ftir pianoforte. [23989
© Aug. 30, 1910;-2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240516; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Schéne nacht, du _ liebesnacht;
barcarole aus der oper Hoffmann’s
erziihlungen, bearbeitet von Max
Spicker, deutsche tibersetzung von
J. Hopp. 4to. (Deutsche mianner-
chore, no. 5466.) [28990
OrSept. 21,51910en2., c Sept. .22,
1910; E 240236; G. Schirmer, New
Mork. Ne ¥.;
OFFICE OF THE Hoty HuUCHARIST; with
Benedictus and Agnus Dei, set to
music by C. P. Banks, in the key of
EH flat. Svo. London, Novello & co.,
Itd. [23991
@ Sepsis 1910-2) ex. Sept: 19,
1910; EK 239400; C. Pendock Banks,
Deal, England.
CH, CALL IT BY SOME BETTER NAME;
words by Thomas Moore, music by .
Wintter Watts; high in G minor.
[28992
© Oct. 14, 1990; 2 sete, 415:
1910; E 241402; G. Schirmer, New
York N.Y:
OH GIRLS, NOBODY LOVES YOU LIKE A
NICE POLICEMAN; written and com-
posed by Fred Godfrey, Terry Sulli-
van and Harry Carlton. [23993
© Sept. 27, 1910;"2eeesepe. Ju,
1910; E 240331;
Hunter, London, England.
OH, GIVE THANKS; hymn, music by
M. L. McPhail. S8vo. [23994
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240417; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
OH LOOK WHO’S HERE; aS intro. by
The trouble makers, lyric by Bobby
Jones, music by Linda Bloodgood.
[23995
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239527; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
OH, MOTHER; written by John P. Har-
rington, composed by Maurice Scott.
[23996
© Oct. 11, 1910: 2c) Oct: aa t510;
E 241266; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Ou PATRIA. See Rossini (G. A.)
OH THAT BOOG-A-BOO MAN; words and
music by Dave Kaplan and Joe
Samuels. [23997
© ( ); 2c July 29, 1910; E
238281; Billy Watson music pub. co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
OH THAT FUNNY RAG; words by Bobby
Heath, music by Gus Benkhart.
[23998
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2.cyOCiera tai
E 2413538; Leo Feist; New York,
INGAY:
OH THAT MOONLIGHT GLIDE; words by
Junie McCree, music by Albert von
Tilzer. [23999
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2'e. Oct. 1274910;
E 240901; York music co., New York,
Nea:
OH, THERE’LL BE JOY IN HEAVEN; words
by R. M. Hunter, music by J. M.
Hunter. ‘ [24000
© )Oct: 1, 1910; 2.¢c. Oct..77igi0:
E 242266; R. M. Hunter, Mountain
Grove, Mo.
1378
Francis, Day &.
EE EEE S'S:S<S$3—_~--~~
nes. 4447, Norv., 1910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
24020
On, TINY, PLAY THAT TRAUMEREI;
words by J. Henry Little, music by
J. E. Andino. [24001
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
BE 238957: Musicians music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
OH, WHAT A CHANCE TO TAKE; from The
slim princess, words by Henry Blos-
som, music by Leslie Stuart. [24002
© Oci- 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240776; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
OH WHAT A SONG; words and music by
W. L. Harris. [24003
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; KE 239489; W. L. Harris, Evan-
gelist, Hutchinson, Kans.
OH yOU BLONDY; medley overture, by
Ed. Edwards, arr. by Everett J.
Evans; band, S8vo. [24004
eri 14) 1910-. 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; EH 240424; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y. —
OH YOU MOON; words by Jack Hick-
man, music by Benjamin Hickman.
Chicago, Hickman bros. [24005
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 240454; Jack Hickman, Chi-
cago, Ill.
OISEAU (L’) DE PARADIS (The bird of
paradise); mazurka de salon, by
Christian Schafer op. 46, no. 2;
piano. [24006
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
FE 241123; Chas. Sheard & co., Lon-
don, England.
OISEAUX (LES) DE PRINTEMPS; valse
par Gaston Réné. Orchestra parts.
4to. [24007
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2c. Oct. 14, 1910;
EH 241337; Joseph Williams, itd.,
London, England.
Os’ GIUVINOTTO Mio; versi di Libero
Bovio, musica di Francesco Sanna.
[24008
jeesepe 15, 1910: 2. c¢.. Sept. 27,
1910; E 289813; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
Os’ ZINGARA CURTESE; versi di H. A.
Mario, musica di Alfredo Mazzucchi.
[24009
© Sept. 15)" 1910:''2 ‘e Sept. 27,
1910; E 289825; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
OKLAHOMA (THE) TWIRL; words by
William Tracy, music by Lewis F.
Muir and James McGavisk. [24010
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c, Oct. 3, 1910;
EH 240587; J. Fred Helf co., New
work, Nw Y:.
Orp acre; from The river of years,
words by M. Beverly, music by Theo.
Marzials, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley ‘and: Hy ii. ‘Heartz’ (the
Stanhope ed., no. 135.) 4to. [24011
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ¢« Sept. 28,
1910; E 239928; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
OLD BLACK Jor; fantasia-variations by
Foster-Polla; piano. [24012
OF Oct; i, 1910-2 e Oc as
1910; E 241470; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
OLD CHRISTMAS CAROLS OF THE SOUTH-
ERN COUNTIES; collected and ed. by
Alice EK. Gillington. [24013
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239623; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
OLD (THE) ELM TREE; words and music
by A. J. Tynan. [24014
© 1 c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240362;
A. J. Tynan, Chicago, Ill.
OLD FARMER JOHN; words and music
by Kennedy Russell. [24015
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 7, 1910;
EH 238980; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
OLD FARMER Stow. See Three humor-
ous two-part songs.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME; arr. by Sidney
Steinheimer; pf. (Old favorites, no.
8600.) [24916
© Oct."3, 1910. 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1910:
EH 241085; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
OLD (THE) OLD TALE; words by Jesse
G. M. Glick, music by Fred R. Hoff.
San Francisco, Sherman Clay & co.
[24017
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240866; J. G. M. Glick & Fred R.
Hoff, United States.
OLD SANTA IS COMING; words by Har-
riet D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [24018
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; E 239869; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
OLD (THE) STORY; words and music by
W. Ethelbert. [24019
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 16,
1910; E 239294; Willis music ¢co.;
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Outp Trinity; march, by Frank A.
Panella; orch.. Svo. [24020
©) Oct. 1, 191032 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
B 240752: Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
einnati, Ohio.
1379
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24021
plains, 32S
OM DU BEKANNER MED DIN MUN; nit-
tonde sdndagen efter trefaldighet,
ord: fran. Rom, 10 musik al Cy ¥.
Stanford. (Korsanger f6r gudst-
jiinsten, no. 33, oktav-serie.) [24021
©) Sept. 08, 1910-52 “ee Sept. 10:
1910; E 237920; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Il.
OMBRE BLEUE; par Thérése Wittmann,
transcription par L. Streabbog, pour
piano. (Premiers concerts, 2° vol.,
no. 16.) [24022
©. Oct..48;-1910)52 Oct. 47; A910=
E 242292; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
ON A SUMMER NIGHT IN JUNE; words
and music by C. E. Straub. [24023
© 1. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240376;
Chas. E. Straub, Easton, Pa.
ON EARLY CLOSING DAY; written and
composed by Paul Pelham and J. P.
Long. [24024
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1871910;
E 241492; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
ON MUSIC; words by Thomas Moore,
music by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 27,
no. 4; medium voice. [24025
@) Oe Ay 1910- Fe. Oct 5.1910;
E 240628; G. Schirmer, ine, New
Mork. IN2eY>
ON THE BANKS OF SWEET GARONNE
(Nocqui in riva alla Garonna) ;
from Oberon; duet, composed by
Carl Maria von Weber, ed. by Ed-
gardo Lévi. (Standard duets, trios,
ete:; no. 7.) [24026
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241073; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London, England.
ON THE DAY YOU SANG COME BACK TO
ERIN; written and composed by
Frank W. Carter, Alfred Glover, and
Fred Godfrey. [24027
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241157; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
ON THE FRONTIER; march by Chas.
Arthur, arr. by G. H. Reeves; band.
4to. (American star journal, no.
1349. ) [24028
©) Sept. 15, 19107 2 ec. Oct: 12,
1910; E 240959; Carl Fischer, New
Yorke MN...
ON THE HOMEWARD WAY; words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by Winnie M.
Gabrielson. [24029
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242096; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ON THE RIVER "NEATH THE MOON; words
by Rida Johnson Young, music by
W. A. Schroeder. [24030
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 e Sept. 13,
1910; E 237980; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ON THE STRAND; waltz, by M. Green-
wald; pf. (Merrymakers, no. 8623.)
[24031
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec Gee ai:
E 241095; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ON THE WAY TO BENIMORA; a desert
song, words and music by Elinor
Belaribi. [24032
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910 ;
E 240729; Metzler & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
ON THIS NIGHT ALL NIGHTS EXCELLING;
words by Edward Hayes Plumtree,
music by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams.
[24033
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ce Oe ia Ao10-
E 242143; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ON WINGS OF MUSIC. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
ONCE EVERY YEAR; words by H. E.
Keeler, music by F. Blackett. [24034
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241228; Frank Blackett & Essie
E. Keeler, Battle Creek, Mich.
ONCE TO EVERY MAN AND NATION; Fos-
dick, music by Mark Andrews.
[24035
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 e Oct. 10,
1910; E 240823; Century co., New
York Ne ¥
ONDULATIONS DES ROSEAUX (Waving
rushes) ; valse de salon, par Chris-
tian Schafer, op. 46, no. 4, pour
piano. [24636
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240874; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
ONE DAY; words by J. Wilbur Chap-
man, music by C. H. Marsh. [24037
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239492; C. H. Marsh, Ocean
Grove, N. J.
ONE-LEGGED (THE) WOODEN SOLDIER; by
Elsie G. Phelan; piano. (Toy-
shop jingles, no. 4.) [24038
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240796: White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
1380
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24058
ONE OF THE BEST; quick march by Cecil
Claske, arr. by J. Ord Hume; band.
(Boosey’s march journal, no. 216.)
[240389
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240772; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London, England.
ONE OF THE DEATHLESS ARMY; written
by Gilbert Wells, Will Terry and V.
BR. Gill, music by T. W. Thurban.
New York, T. B. Harms and Francis,
Day & Hunter. [24040
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240451; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ONE OF US Two (Eins von beiden) ;
words by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Ger-
man version by Alfred Quaritch,
music by George H. Shapiro. No. 1
in A minor. No. 2 in C sharp minor.
[24041, 24042
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 14,
1910; E 2414386, 241437: Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; words
by Phoebe Carey, music by R. S.
Ambrose, arr. by Ira B. Wilson:
mixed voices. 4to. [24043
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 10,
1910; E 237909; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
ONLY A STEP TO JESUS; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by B. D. Ackley.
[24044
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241332; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, III.
ONLY BELIEVE; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by Wm. F.
Archer. [24045
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242124; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
ONLY FOR YOU; words and music by
John Martin. [24046
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 13, 1910;
H 241304; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalia, Mo.
ONLY ME; words and music by A. I,
De Korte. [24047
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1910; BH 240563;
A. I. De Korte, Arlington, R. I.
ONLY ONE LITTLE GIRL IS THE RIGHT
LITTLE GIRL, AND THE ONE LITTLE
GIRL IS You; [words by C. Davis, mu-
sic by J. Brant Huff.] [24048
© veOct7.).1910; BH) 240732;
Hoffman & Cooper pub. co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ONLY TELL ME WHY; words and musie
by Anita Owen. [24049
©) Sept. 16, 1910 2) &: Sept.21),
1910; E 239532; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
ONLY THINK OF IT; written and com-
posed by T. W. Connor. [24050
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c Sept. 20,
1910; E 240165; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ONLY YoU; words and music by John
Martin. [24051
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
H 241805; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalia, Mo.
words and music by L. Z. Phillips,
arr. by S. L. Tyler; duet chorus.
[24052
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241225; Southern music co., Mem-
phis, Tenn.
ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS; words
by S. Baring-Gould, music by Ira
B. Wilson. [24053
Oct. 10 1910s 2 Cyn Ock wei.
1910; E 242126; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
ONWARD MARCH; words by H. EH. Hew-
itt, music by B. D. Ackley. [24054
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
EK 241315; Rodeheaver-Ackley ¢o.,
Chicago, Il.
ONWARD, MY NATIVE LAND; words and
musie by C. B. Drake. [24055
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢« Sept. 17,
1910; E 240112; Charles B. Drake,
W. Lebanon, N. H.
OPEN THE DOOR OF YOUR HEART; words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by B. D. Ack-
ley. [24056
©) Oct. 7%, 1910; 2°¢ Oct. 13; 19105
E 241331; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Il.
OPENING PRAYER; words by Harriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24057
ce. Sept. 28,
CO.,
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2
1910; E 239866; Lorenz pub.
Dayton, Ohio.
ORCHESTERSTUDIEN. See Strauss (R.)
ORIGINAL INTERPRETATION OF MISSION
BELLS of cathedral or chureh chimes
or chimes and bells in general; five
chromatie chime chord scales, by H.
Steinberg. [24058
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; E 241042;
Hiersheh Steinberg and ‘Taylor
Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Onzet BIAZY. See Cztery piesni.
1381
_ =e a ee ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24059
pt. a Ss.) Vv. 3
OstrM PIESNI; contents—Toasty pol-
skie N* 1 Z. Noskowski, na chor
mieszany oprac. Eug. Walkiewicz;
sop. alt. ten. bass—Nasz kraj; na
chor mieszany oprac. Hug. Walkie-
wicz; sop. alt. ten. bass. [24059
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 14,
1910; H 239237; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
engo, Ill.
OSPAZY I GNUSNY,
See Pieé pieSni.
OTHER (THE) ONES WERE BETTER THAN
THE FIRST; lyric by Edgar A. Woolf,
music by Frederic Solomon. [24060
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241182; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Ovrk BAND; march and two-step by
Chas. C. Sweeley; piano. [24061
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 239652; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
OUR BLEST REDEEMER; duet, words by
H. Auber, music by H. J. Stewart;
soprano and mezzo, or tenor and
baritone. [24062
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c& Sept. 24,
1910; H 240304; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Our CALIFORNIA GIRLS; words by J. V.
Doherty, music by Ed. Wilner. San
Francisco, Bertrand G. Doherty.
[24063
©) Anes 30.) 1910" 2 ic UNept., «
1910; E 2388966; John V. Doherty,
Burlingame, Cal.
OUR DEFENDERS; quick march, by J. O.
Hume; band. 4to. (Boosey’s march
journal, no. 215.) [24064
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1910:
FE 241068; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London; England.
OurR FLAG; solo or unison chorus,
words by Margaret Sangster, music
by William D. Armstrong. [24065
@) dune sts, 1910: 2c Oct 45,
1910; BK 241584; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
OvurR KXING; gospel song, words and
music by G. W. Fiedler. S8vo. [24066
© July 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1910:
E 238954 ; George W. Fiedler, Hutch-
inson, Kans.
MARSZ SOKOBOW.
OUT ON THE DEEP; words by S. K.
Cowan, music by F. N. Lohr, ed. and
arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz: mixed voices in unison.
Ato. (The Stanhope edition, no.
141.) [24067
©) Oct. 3, 1910% 2c. Oct. 5, 1910:
E 2406382; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
OvuTcAstT (THE); words and music by
KF. Emil Gramm. [24068
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 «& Sept. 22,
1910; E 240261; F. EK. Gramm, New
Yorks “No ve
OUTSIDE OF THAT YOU’RE ALL RIGHT;
words by Wm. Tracey, music by
James McGavisk. [24069
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 22,
1910; E 2402538; Nybo music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
OVER THE HEATHER; words by Gus.
Kahn, music by Grace LeBoy. [24070
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 239663; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
P. O. S. or A.; words by Wm. E. Hunt,
music by Ernst Banzhaf. Easton,
Pa., Wm. H. Keller and son. [24071
© Aug. 20, 1910;"27%esSept. 7, |
1910; E 238965; Wm. EH. Hunt, Has-
ton, Pa.
PAGANINI (NiccoLto) Concerto no. 1,
D major, for violin; freely tran-
scribed, rev. and fingered by August
Wiihelmj, and supplied with a spe-
cial ace. of piano. Introductory com-
ments by Gustav Saenger. [24072
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240188; Carl Fischer, New
York, We Y:
Pats (EL) DE LAS HADAS; revista en un
acto, letra de los Sres. Perrin y
Palacios, musica del Mstro. Rafael
Calieja. La partitura completa.
[24073
© Sept. 19, 1910: 2 eG "Sept.- 20,
1910; D 18721; Casa Dotésio, Ma-
drid, Spain.
PaLE Moon; Indian song, words and
music by J. D. Oberlender. [24074
© Feb. 23, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 8, 1910;
FE 241412; J. D. Oberlender, Leaven-
worth, Kans.
PALMISTRY; words and music by Eli
Dawson and Harry Wilson. [24075
© 1e¢ Sept. 7; 1910= bie 2eceqse
Elias J. Marks, New York, N. Y.
PAPPILLONS (Butterflies); valse-ca-
price, by Stanley Holt; pf. [24076
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
i 241069; Collard Moutrie, London,
England.
PAPOTAGE; par J. Weyer, pour piano.
(Deux piéces faciles, no. 2.) [24077
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1910;
1 239760; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
1382
‘
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44447, Noy., 1910
24097
PARADE-MARSCH; par BE. Ratez, op. 53,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [24078
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242283; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
PASTORALE; di F. Paolo Frontini, per
pianoforte. [24079
- © Aug. 25,1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 239968; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
PEACE LIKE A RIVER; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by B. D. Ackley.
[24080
©) Oct. 7, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910:
E 241318; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
PEACE, SWEET PEACE; words by Jean
Berl, music by Mrs. Ord Bohannan.
[24081
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240918; Hope pub. co., Chicago, I11.
PEARL FEATHER; intermezzo two step,
by Norman Leigh, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; orchestra. 4to. [24082
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238959; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
PEEK-A-B00; by L. E. Orth, op. 31, no.
11; pf. (Little lessons, no. 11.)
[24083
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1910;
EH 241114; G. Schirmer, New York,
hee Ge
Precy; words by Alan Ramsay, music
by Alfred Pratt. [24084
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; HF 239558 ; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England. '
PENGUIN DANCE; by Geo. W. Byng, arr.
by M. Retford. (New supplemental
journal for military bands, no. 80.)
[24085
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241070; Boosey & co., London,
England.
PENSA ALLA PATRIA, See Rossini (G. A.)
PENSEE D’AMOUR; mélodie, by Carroll
Ely, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau. 4to.
(Universal band journ’l., no. 1262.)
[24086
sept, 1,71910> 2c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240176; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N.. ¥:
valse par R. Armand; piano.
[24087
OAs od 1910s 2) ec: Sept. 17,
1910; EH 239348; Banks & son, York,
England.
PENSEE ROMANTIQUE; by Otto Hackh,
op. 864; pf. [24088
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 20,
1910; E 240132; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
PENZIERE MIEIE; versi di A. Falcone-
Fieni, musica di Luigi de Luca.
[24089
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 27,
1910; EX 2898385; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
PePita (LA); intermezzo by Theo. M.
Tobani, op. 510; theatre orchestra.
1516. [24090
) ©OwAuen iT, 1910-7 2", ‘Septa20:
1910; EH 240197; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
PEPPER SAUCH? a> Not, Tac. by: He eAs
Fischler; piano. [24091
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289649; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
PERFECT PEACE; words by C. W. Jor-
den, music by J. S. Jorden. [24092
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240233; Chas. W. and Jas.
S. Jorden, Pittsburg, Pa.
PETER; words by Charles and Muriel
Scott-Gatty, music by Charles Scott-
Gatty. [24093
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 4 ,1910;
E 241198; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Perer’s FACE; words by Charles and
Muriel Scott-Gatty, music by Charles
Scott-Gatty. [24094
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; © 240379; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Petir (Lr) CHANTECLER; SixX mor-
ceaux trés faciles, par Paul Wachs,
pour piano. [24095
©. Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239480; E. Weiller, Paris,
France.
Petit (UN) conrTE (Little fairy tale) ;
by Paolo Gallico, op. 15, no. 4;
piano. [ 24096
© Octudes nl 9l0 509. ce Ocha us,
Harms &
London,
241487; T. B.
Day & Hunter,
£OTO)s
Francis,
England.
Prrit PrmerRe; polka par Gabriel Allier,
pour harmonie et fanfare. to.
[24097
GHW Ock118) TTOs 12 co Oct ay,
1910: BH 242285: BHmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
1383
aoa ee MG Lo Dear ec
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24098
Dt: WAS: Veo
PETITE BERCEUSE; par August Nolck,
op. 174, pour violon et piano. Lon-
don, Gerard & Co. (Six petites
piéces, no. 3.) [24098
©: Aus. (24. 191035 2 ver Octal,
1910; E 240908; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
PETITE MARCH; by Minna D. Hill.
(Four piano pieces, no. 4.) [24099
© Oct 145 191082 .e- (Ockags,
1910; E 2413848; G. Fred Kranz
music co., Baltimore, Md.
PETITE SUITE; par KEK. Jaques-Dalcroze,
op. 6 bis, pour violon et piano. La
suite compléte. [24100
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239479; E. Weiller, Paris,
France.
PETITE VALSE DE SALON; di Mario Ta-
renghi, op. 52, no. 1, per pianoforte.
[24101
©! Anse 25,1910" 2) se. Sept: 29.
1910; EH 239975; Carisch & J&inichen,
Milan, Italy.
PETITS (LES) CHIENS SAVANTS; mor-
ceau de genre, par M. Carman, pour
piano. [24102
©) OcEeAS-ASt0* 20e Oct. 17,
1910; E 242300; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
PFAUENART; ged aus Des knaben wun-
derborn, vertout von Richard Trunk,
op. 30, no. 2, fir mfnnerchor. Par-
titur. 4to. [241038
© Sept 10,-1910- 2 eG. Oct..1%
1910; E 242234; Gebriider Hug & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
PFINGSTEN ; von Franciscus Nagler, op.
56, fiir gemischten chor mit or-
chester oder klavier od. orgel. 1.
Mit klavier und orgel, bearb. von
Albert Kranz. Partitur wu. chor-
stimmen. 2. Mit orchester. Partitur.
: [ 24104, 24105
© Sept. 14, 1910: 2 ec each Oct.
AT, 1910; HE -242253, 242254: Otto
Forberg, Leipzig, Germany.
PFINGSTROSEN; walzer von Ludwig
Frey, fiir pianoforte 2 ms. [24106
e) Age, 2h, 1910;°2 e€. Sept. 29,
1910; E 239966; Mever & Anselm,
Munich, Germany.
See Offenbach (J.)
PHILATHEA (THE) HYMN; words and
music by L. H. Jaccard. [24107
© Sept. 17,,1910; 2>c¢. Sept. ‘20:
1910; E 2410385; Laura Hubbard
Jaccard, Fort Worth; Tex., and ©. C.
Grant, Evansville, Ind.
PHANTASIE.
Puiwiee (I.) Dix exercices-études, en
doubles notes, op. 49; pour piano,
les deux mains réunies en mouve-
ment semblable. [24108
© Oct. 18, 1910352 SeeeOEt. 17,
1910; E 242311; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
PHiLIPPINO (THE) BAND; march con-
certo by M. B. Thomas; piano.
[24109
© Oct. 12; 1910-72 eeeecier 12:
1910; E 240953 ; Maurice B. Thomas,
Washington, D. C.
PHILLIPS (HaARoLD D.) Sonata in D
minor. obl. 4to. (Organ library,
nO. 52.) [24110
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 « Sept. 24,
1910; E 240291; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
PIANO LESSONS; by William H. Sher-
wood. Lessons no. 41 and 45.
j [24114
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 3, 1910;
A 270992; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago, Il].
PIANO MAN; words by Irving Berlin,
music by Ted Snyder. [24112
© Oct. 5, 1910: 2-6 Orcas Si,
EK 240646; Ted Snyder co., New
YOrk Neve
PEG PIESNI; Contents—Ospaty i
gnusny, ‘‘Marsz sokotéw” mel.
Czerwinskiego, harm. Surzyns-
kiego—‘‘ Silni ciatem ” Marsz sokoli,
mel. Czubskiego, oprac. Eug. Wal-
kiewicz; tenor 1, 2 and bass 1, 2.
[24113
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 14,
1910; E 239238; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
PIERRETTE; polka, by H. Engelmann;
piano. [24114
© Sept. 15, 1910;\ 2) @ Seprwss,
1910; E 2389291; Willis music €0.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
PIERRETTE; poika par Alfred Kaiser,
pour piano. (Arlequinade, no. 6.)
[24115
© Aug. 27, 1910° 2 @ Sepiee2s,
1910; E 239568; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
par Alfred Kaiser,
(Arlequinade, no. 5.)
[24116
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239567; B. Schott’s soéhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PIERROT;
piano.
pour
1384
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Norv., 1910
24137
PIERROT UND COLOMBINE; valse lente,
aus der pantomime, Der schnee-
mann, von E. W. Korngold, fiir kla-
vier. [24117
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 239761; Universal edition, Vienna,
Austria.
PINE-TOTER TALES; by Edith L. Winn,
op. 15; violin and piano. [24118
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240179; Carl Fischer, New
Mork. N.Y.
PIPEs OF PAN; a pastoral suite for pi-
ano, by F. K. Logan, op. 27. fol.
[24119
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
A 272144; Frederic Knight Logan,
Chicago, Il.
PLANTATION (A) DREAM; reverie, by
M. Greenwald; piano. [24120
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241370; Leo Feist, New York,
Ny Y:
PLAY THAT CAVALLERIA RUSTICAN;
Cavalleria rag, words by V. P. Du-
sey, music by Lewis G. Stamm.
[24121
© ic. Sept. 14, 1910; E 239240;
V. P. Dusey, Wyoming, Ohio.
PLAYING FOR MOTHER; by L. E. Orth,
op. 31, no. 1; pf. (Little lessons, no.
1): [24122
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241104; G. Schirmer, New York,
oY:
PLAYING HOUSE; by L. BH. Orth, op. 31,
no. 6; pf. (Little lessons, no. 6.)
[24123
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241109; G. Schirmer, New York,
WY:
PLEASE COME BACK TO ME; comic song,
words by A. Seymour Brown, music
by Nat. D. Ayer. [24124
© Od. 1, 1910: 2c. Oct..6, 1910;
E 241187; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
PLEASE TELL ME, MISTER POSTMAN;
words and music by D. Wagner.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[24125
©) Sept. 23, 1910;.2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 2389640; Dana Wagner,
Vancouver, Wash.
Pius (LA) QUE LENTE; valse par
Claude Debussy, transcription par
Léon Roques. 1. Violon et piano. 2.
Piano 4 4 mains. [24126, 24127
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
19, 1910; EH 289481, 239482; Durand
et cie., Paris, France.
Poste (LA) DES FLEURS (The poetry of
flowers) ; morceau de salon, composé
par Christian Schafer, op. 46, no. 5,
pour piano. [24128
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240878; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
POET AND NIGHTINGALE (Dichter und
nachtigall) ; a pastoral dialogue, by
Leo. Oehmler, op. 154; pf. [24129
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241086; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
PoccLES; march and two-step, by Con
Murray; piano. [24130
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240309; Walsh, Holmes &
co., London, England.
POLAK NIE szucA. See Cztery piesni.
PotKA; by Charles Dancla, op. 123, no.
6, ed. and fingered by Philipp Mit-
tell; violin and piano. [24131
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1910;
EH 241280; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, INN.
POLNISCHER TANZ; von Friedrich Bau-
mann, op. 15, fiir pianoforte. [241382
@©Sept. 5) 910s 2 ce” Sept.-29:
1910; E 239956; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
POLONAISE; by W. EH. Haesche; violin
and piano. [24133
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 241483; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
——IN A FLAT; by Donald M. Swarth-
out, op. 3; piano. [24134
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239299; Willis music ©co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
POMPADOUR-MENUETT; aus der revue,
Hurra, wir leben noch, text von
Julius Freund, musik von Victor
Hollaender. [24135
©) Septs 28. 19105 2 ce “Oct. (10;
1910; EH 240846; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
Poor Bruty; words and music by C.
Cable. [24136
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2c. Oct. 15, 1910;
BE 241415: Clarence Cable, Norwalk,
Conn.
Pook (THE) OLD MAID; words and
music by E. De Noyer. [241387
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; BH 239949;
Eddie De Noyer, New York, N. Y.
1385
a ae ae a a i TT EET D> TT DST ae
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24138
pt. III, n. $., v. 5
PooR WEARY HEART (Povero cor
tallieta) ; recitative and romance
from the opera Gulnara, English
version by Claude Aveling, music by
L. Margottini. [241388
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240731; Metzler & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Pop IN TO TEA ON SUNDAY; written and
composed by John A. Glover-Kind
and EK. W. Rogers. [24139
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 20,
1910; EK 240164; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England:
Portrait (A); words and music by
EK. P. Roma. [24140
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1910; E 240005;
Elise Pardow Roma, Sausalito, Cal.
PouR FIAMMETTA; Sérénade de Georges
Brice, orchestrée par Louis Billaut.
1. Orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
2. Piano. [ 24141, 24142
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 26,
110; HH 2e9Tel. 2Za9is2= "Gs Brice;
Paris, France.
PouR LA TOUSSAINT; paroles de José
de Berys, musique de EH. Bedetti.
[241438
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 e Sept. 19,
1910; E 239474; L. Monier, Lyon,
France.
PouR TousouRS; valse lente, by Ro-
dolphe Berger; pour orch. avee piano
conducteur. Ato. [24144
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1910;
EK 241046; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
POVERTY HALL; words by H. A. Jones,
music by E. M. Christophe. Ms.
piano score and typewritten text.
4to. [24145
© 1 ce. Oct. 18, 1910; D 18740;
EH. A. Jones, Manchester, N. H.
PRAELUDIUM UND ALLEGRO; von Gaetano
Pugnani, bearb. von Fritz Kreisler,
fiir violine und klavier. [24146
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; EH 239718; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PRALUDIUM UND FuUGE, EH MOLL; von
Max Reger, op. 117, no. 3, ftir die
violine allein. [24147
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 e Oct.. 10,
1910; E 240844; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
PRAISE HIM IN SONG; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [24148
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289856; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
PRAISE WAITETH FOR THEE, O GoD;
anthem, words from Psalms 57, 65
and a hymn by Bishop Cotton, music
by F. A. Challinor; junior, twopart,
and adult choirs. 4to. (Choral al-
bum, no. 982.) [24149
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
EK 240559; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
PRAISES EVERYWHERE; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by B. D.
Ackley. [24150
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241320; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
PRAISES WE RENDER; words by Mabel
J. Rosemon, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [24151
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242121; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
PRAYER; words and music by Jean
Bohannan. 4to. [24152
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238968; Lutheran publication so-
ciety, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRAYER WILL WIN; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, musie by Ira’ B. |
Wilson. [24153
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910; |}
EH 242130; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
PRECIEUSE (LA); von Louis Couperin,
bearb. von Fritz Kreisler, fiir violine
und klavier. [24154
© Sept. 15,°1910; 2 © Sept. 26,
1910; E 289717; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PREGHIERA; par August Nolck, op. 174,
pour violon et piano. London, Ge-
rard & co. (Six petites piéces, no
5.) [24155
© Aug. 24; 1910: 2, ea Ocroae,
1910; H 240910; Laudy & co., Lon- j
don, England.
PRELUDE; par F. Volpatti junr. pour
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
France.
PRELUDE HEROIC; by William Faulkes, J
op. 1389, no. 1; organ. [24157
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 « Sept. 233
1910; E 239806; G. Schirmer, New |
Work. Ne
PRELUDE IN B FLAT.
PRELUDES (LES) See Liszt (F.)
1386
[24156 |
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19, §
1910; E 239447; HE. Gaudet, Paris, |
See Chopin (F. F.) |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
—
PREMIER (LE) AMOUR; paroles de Alex.
Trébitsch, musique de Félicien Var-
gues. [2415S
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; EK 239465; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
PREPARE YE THE WAY OF THE LORD;
Christmas anthem from the cantata
The star of Bethlehem, music by F.
Flaxington Harker; chorus of mixed
voices with bass solo and organ
ace. (Octavo chureh music, no.
5510.) [24159
sep. 26. 1910; 2 c Sept. 27,
1910; E 240348; G. Schirmer, New
Work N.Y.
PRETTY LITTLE SADIE; words by Joe
Bluestein, music by S. Bluestein.
[24160
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241226; Saul Bluestein, Memphis,
Tenn.
PRETTY MOONLIGHT; mazurka, by M.
Greenwald, pf. (Merrymakers, no.
8621.) [24161
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241091; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
PRINCE IMPERIAL; march by Chas.
Sanglear; band. 4to. [ 24162
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; EH 239339; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
PRINCESS’S GARDEN ; waltz, by C. Corre;
piano. [24163
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1910; E 239283;
C. Corre, Chicago, III.
PRINCEVILLIAN; two-step by A. D.
Dari; solo B flat cornet. [24164
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; E 239810;
Addison A. Dart, Princeville, Il.
PRISCILLA; valse lente, by Norman
O’Neill; piano. [24165
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238978; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
——orchestra. 4to. [24166
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; EH 239307; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
PROMENADE A L’ETANG; poésie de Al-
bert Semain, musique de Théodore
Dubois. Mi naturel majeur, ton ori-
ginal. (Musiques sur l’eau, no. 4°.)
[24167
Oct is 1910-2)... Sept. 26,
1910; E 239736; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
TROMENADE AMOUREUSE; di Mario
Tarenghi, op. 52, ne. 2, per piano-
forte. [24168
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 2389976; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan, Italy.
PROMISED (THE) Kine; a Christmas
service, words by Edith S. Tillotson
and others, music by Charles H. Ga-
briel. iv. Svo. §0.05. [24169
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
A 272844; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Ill.
PSALM NINETY-EIGHT (O sing unto the
Lord); words from Ps. book, mu-
sic by Heinrich Jacobsen; mixed
chorus and orch. 4to. (Sacred mu-
sic, no. 25%:) [24170
©, Sept. 17, 19102" 2) cy Sept 20;
1910; KH 240144; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
PsaLM (A) OF LOVE; words by Robert
Mortimer, music by Leopold Ashton.
[24171
© Sept 20, 51910; 2. Sept,.215
1910; EH 239559; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Puck; a comedy overture, by Gustav
Straube; grand orchestra. 1. Score.
earls: [24172, 24173.
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
13, 1910; E 240006; 240007 ; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York, N. Y.
PUR DICESTI
spoken) ; music by Antonio Lotti, ed.
by Edgardo Lévi; no.3 in EK. High.
(Standard songs, no. 9.) [24174
©! July 30; 1910;°2°e° Aug. 26,
1910; E 238846; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
PURITAN (THE) MAID; words by Maud
BE. Sargent, music by Percy H.
Fletcher, in B flat. © [24175
© Sept. 28, 1910;:2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; HB 240435; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
in C.
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240268; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
[24176
Put IT THERE; written by G. H. Fow-
ler, composed by Orlando Powell. _
[24177
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 2%,
1910: E 240830; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
1387
(Thy lovely lips have
-
7 De =”. | Dn pee ear rss
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24178
Dt. HLS, Veo
PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME, HONEY;
words by Junie McCree, music by
Albert Von Tilzer. [24178
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢: Sept. 19,
1910; E 239382; York music co., New
OTK ING ae
QUAND VOUS ME MONTREZ UNE ROSE;
romance, poésie de Francois Coppée,
musique de J. Hollman. [24179
©) Oct. 15 A910; Bex Octs 154 O00;
EK 241054; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
QUEEN OF LOVE AND THE ROSES; words
and music by A. S. Josselyn. [24180
©zOct: LeG10 252 ea. Ock. Salo0-
E 289998; Arthur S. Josselyn, Law-
rence, Mass.
QUEEN OF MY DREAMS; from The slim
princess, music by Leslie Stuart, arr.
by S. Deshon; orchestra. 4to.
[24181
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 cSept. 26,
1910; E 239711; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
QUEEN OF THE SEA; written and com-
posed by J. Wright. [24182
© sSept. 27, 1910 2c: “Sept. 27,
1910; E 240329; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
RaAG-TIME (A) TABLE D’HOTE;~ from
The girl in the taxi, by Carter De
Haven; hotel orchestra. 4to.
[24183
©sSent 21, 1910: 2en Sept... 28.
1910; E 239790; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
RAISIN DAY; mareh by P. R. Paolini;
band. 4to. P [24184
© Sept: 21, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
1910; E 240224; Paolini music co.,
Fresno, Cal.
RAPID FIRE; march and two-step, by
Arthur H. Weberbauer; orch. with
piano ace. S8vo. [24185
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ¢«. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240280; Jos. Thome, New-
ark, IN» di.
RAYMOND CAPRICE; Darrin;
piano. [24186
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
EK 241224; Retta Darrin, Chicago, Il.
READY FOR THE KING’S COMMAND;
words by EK. E. Hewitt, music by B.
D. Ackley. [24187
© Oct: 7, 191052 ¢ Oct. 13; 1910:
EK 2413819: Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, III.
by R.
RED (THE) DEVIL;
Denni; piano. [24188
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 21,
1910; E 23895038; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
RED-HAIRED (THE) GIRL; words by
Alice C. Bunten, music by C. Milli-
gan Fox; medium voice. (Four
Trish songs from Songs of the Irish
harpers. ) [24189
© Oct. 5,,1910; 2: WennG, 1910 -
E 241190, G. Sehirmer, New York,
1 es
REFRAIN; words by A. Gaudefroy, Eng-
lish version by Henry G. Chapman,
music by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 26,
no. 2; high or medium voice. [24150
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
FE 240627: G. Schirmer, ine., New
Yorks wiN. ie
ReckR (Max) Konzert, F-moll, op.
114; arr. ftir zwei klaviere zu vier
hinden. Partitur ausgabe. [24191
© Sept.:21, 1910; 2 e. Oct, 3, 19105
EK 240616; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Quartett, D moll; fiir _ violine,
bratsche, violoncell und Klavier; op.
dts: [24192
©. Aug. 24, 19103) 25) Seve
1910; E 238974; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
REMEMBER ]’M KEEPING MY KISSES FOR
you; words by H. Vernon, music by
Robert Speroy. Chicago, Tomaz F.
Deuther. [24193
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 19,
1910; E 2393870; Helen Vernon, Gal-
veston, Tex.
REMEMBRANCE; elegy by H. Engel-
mann; violin and piano. [24194
©. Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ey sepe 43,
1910; E 2394382; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
——-words and music by H. Lyall
Phillips, in A flat. 24195
© Sept: 21, 1910= 2 °e@eseue ee
1910; E 240278; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London, England.
rag, by Lucien
RENDEZVOUS: by August Nolek, op.
175; violin and piano. (5 short |
pieces, no. 2. [24196 |
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240782; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
valse on Victor Leander’s popular
song, by Pedro de Zulueta; piano.
: [24197
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241503; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
1388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24215
REST THEE ON THIS MOSSY PILLOW;
words by Bishop Heber, music by
Henry Smart, ed. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; soprano
1 and 2 and alto. 4to. (The Stan-
hope edition, no. 139.) [24198
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240635; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
REST UPON US HoOLy SPIRIT; words and
musie by E. S. Lorenz. [24199
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242102; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
RESTLESS (A) NicHT. See Boosey &
co.’s brass and reed band journal, no.
503.
RETOUR AU BERCAIL; troisiéme lied par
Robert Charles Martin, pour piano.
[24200
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
BE 242299; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
RETURN OF THE PILGRIMS (Pilgers rtick-
kehr) ; processional march by Max
Werner, op. 19, piano. [24201
© Sep 15,1910: 2 « Sept. 26,
1910; E 239646; B. F..Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
REUBEN AND RacHet. See Three hu-
morous two-part songs.
REUBEN RAG; words by H. De Pierce
and J. Young, music by H. Norman.
[24202
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240311; Ziegfeld, music
publisher, New York, N. Y.
REUCHSEL (AMEDEE) Trente chansons
morales et pittcresques; 4 une voix
avec ace. de piano. 4to. [24205
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1910; E 239114; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris, France.
RéveE (LE) DE L’AVENTR; paroles de
Xam Falst, musique de D. Berniaux.
[24204
© Sept; 17, 1910;.-2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239463; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
REVERIE; par Emile Dunkler, op. 20;
revue et doigtée par L. Lebell; vio-
loncello et piano. [24205
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2c. Oct. 7, 1910;
-~ HE 241234; Augener IlItd., London,
England.
REVERIE BY THE SEA (Réverie au bord
du mer); by Th. Akimenko, op. 27,
no. 2, ed. by S. L. Hermann; piano.
[24206
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 241512; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
REVERY (Réverie); by A. Faucheux,
ed. and fingered by Philipp Mittell;
violin and piano. [24207
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1910;
H 241278; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York: INZY:
RHYME (THE) OF THE FOUR BIRDS;
trio for female voices, words by Dor-
othea Mapleson, music by A. C. Mac-
kenzie, op. 73, no. 8. (Octavo edi-
tion of trios, quartets, etc., no. 416.)
[24208
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289697; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
RICHELIEU MARCH; by Norbert Bois-
vert; band. 4to. (American star
journal, no. 1847.) [24209
©Sept. 15, 1910; 2) cc. Oct, 12;
1910; EK 240966; Carl Fischer, New
Mork.) Ne Y:
RICHES CAN NEVER BRING HAPPINESS;
words and music by M. Wampler
Myers. [24210
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
EH 241215; Mina W. Myers, St. Louis,
Mo.
RIDING IN AN AIRSHIP; words and
music by D. M. Nagel. New York,
EF. B. Haviland pub. co. [24211
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240464; Della M. Nagel,
Warsaw, Ill.
RING FoR CHRISTMAS; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [24212
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
B 240941; Hope pub. co., Chicago, Il.
Rincers (THE); words by Fred E.
Weatherly, music by Hermann Lohr.
[24213
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13,
1910; EB 240014; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
RIPPLING WAVES; waltzes, by John T.
Hall; piano. [24214
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240666: Chas. K. Harris, New
Yorke Nie x.
waltzes by H. C. Coffman; Sey
[24215
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1910; E 240791;
Harry C. Coffman, Cambridge, Ohio.
1389
7 a> LS o.-.) - wEl bi eA
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24216
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
RIVAL RAG; by Ada La Verne Rogers;
piano. New York, Old Dominion
music co. [24216
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 239946; Eaton music pub.
co., New York, N.Y.
RIVERHEAD MARCH; by H. W. Weber;
piano. Brooklyn, Anderson & Co.
[24217
(©) Sept: 12,1910: 20. Senko
1910; EK 238964; Harry W. Weber,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
RosBIn (THE); words by Zitella Cocke,
music by Geo. B. Nevin; sop. or
high bar. [24218
©) Oct=--3,.19105 2c. OckrA, 1910;
E 241098; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Rock OF AGES; words by A. M. Top-
lady, music by D. T. Magill. [24219
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
# 240571; David T. Magill, Chicago,
ILE
Rococo; poem by Thomas Bailey AIl-
drich, music by Geoffrey O’Hara.
(Three songs, no. 3.) [24220
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241009; William Maxwell music
co., New York, N. Y.
ROMANCE; by Bénoni Lagye, op. 20, ed.
and fingered by Philipp Mittell; vio-
lin and piano. [24221
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1910;
E 241282; G. Schirmer, inc., New
work JN Y.
von Fritz Kreisler, fiir violine und
klavier. [24222
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239726; B. Schott’s sédhne,
Mainz, Germany.
RoMANcE. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
ROMANZA; di G. De Sena, op. 104, per
pianoforte. (Pezzi lirici, no. 3.)
[24223
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 239971; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
ROMANZE; by Gustav Hansen, op. 23;
piano. [24224
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26.
1910; E 239645; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
ROMEO ET JULIETTE. See Gounod
(ie: BL)
RONDES DE PRINTEMPS; Images no. 38,
par. Claude Debussy, transcripti6n
par André Caplet, pour 2 pianos 4
mains. [24225
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; E 239487; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
Ronpo; de Hans, le joueur de fitite,
opéra comique, par Louis Ganne,
transcription par Ch. Steiger, pour
piano. 1138378. [24226
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240887; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
ROOSEVELT AND THE RouGH RIDERS;
words and music by V. S. McManis.
Denver, Tolbert R. Ingram music co.
[24227
© Aug. 27,.1910: 2 Je.) Sept Ze:
1910; E 241255; Viola Snider Mc-
Manis, Denver, Colo.
Root-RooT-RooT; words and music by
R. G. Briant. [24228
© 1-¢ Oct. 1), 459107 ewe
Roy G. Briant, Hutchinson, Kans.
Ropartz (J. Guy) Vingt mélodies;
pour piano et chant. 4to. [24229
©. Oct. 1,.1910;:2 e Gee 2 aeie=
E 241049; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris, France.
ROSE LEAVES; lyric by Thomas F. Fal-
lon, music by André Benoist. [242380
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241206; M. Witmark & sons, New
York —- Ni -¥
Rosse (A) LOOKING IN AT THE WINDOW ;
words by P. M. James, music by A.
Healey Foster. [2423]
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238979; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
RosE, MY WITHERED ROSE; words by
David Oppenheim, musie by Joseph
Cooper. [24232
© Oct. 7; 1910; 2 & Oekee aa
E 241207; M. Witmark & sons, New
York Ns Y.
ROSE OF THE MORNING; waltz by Antoi-
nette Diehl, arr. by John Itzel; or-
chestra. 4to. [24233
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2'& @cH 103m
EK 241259; Musiclovers co., New
Yorks N.
ROSE TINTS; gavotte-caprice by C. EH.
Roat; piano. [24234
©, Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c: Oca;
E 240828; Chas. E. Roat music €o.,
Itd., Battle Creek, Mich.
1390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24250
Rose (THE) VINE; poem by Louise
Morgan Nill, music by Geoffrey
O'Hara. (Three songs, no. 1.)
[24235
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241007; William Maxwell music
faa mew York, N. Y.
ROSEMARIEN; ged. aus Des knaben
wunderhorn, vertout von Richard
Trunk, op. 30, no. 1, fiir miinnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [24236
© Sept 10, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 17,
1910; E 242233; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
ROSES AND LILIES; valse lente, by
Emilio Murillo; pf. [24237
@© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ¢c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240156; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ROSETIME; words and music by Min-
nie Graves Watson. [24238
© Sept 24, 1910; 2 c Sept. 26,
1910; E 239694; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Rostz Ryan; and musie by
Bliss Milford. [24239
Deive Oct 15, 1910; BH 241356:
Mrs. B. M. Higgins, New York, N. Y.
RosKIN (JANOT) Drei lieder, op. 4;
fiir eine Singstimme mit klavier.
words
1. Contents. Fragst du mit den iu-
gelein. 2. Heimkehren. 3. Trinen.
[24240
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1910; E 240553; Robert Reibenstein,
Gr. Lichterfelde. W. Berlin, Ger-
many.
Rossint (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Oh
patria (My country); recit., Tu che
accendi questo core (Love that burn-
est in my bosom); scena, [and] Di
tanti palpiti: (Oh wildly beating
heart); cavatina from Tancredi;
ed. by Ed. Lévi, Eng. ver. by H. Simp-
son; mezzo-sop. and _ contralto.
(Standard operatic songs and arias,
na, 25.) [24241
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239483; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, England.
— Pensa alla patria (Think of thy
country); scena, [and] Qual piacer
(Oh what joy); aria, from the
opera, L’ Italiana in Algeri, ed. by
Hdgardo Lévi, English version by N.
Carlton Hill; mezzo-sop. and con-
tralto. (Standard operatic songs and
arias, no. 26.) [24242
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2’'c. Sept. 19,
1910; FE 239434; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, Hngland.
Rora; stowa M. Konopnickeej muzyka
Eng. Walkiewicz, op. 68, no. tS
alt. ten. and bass. [24243
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 « Sept. 14,
1910; Hi 239235; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ROUNDS AND CATCHES; words and
music by various authors and com-
posers, ed. by Frederic H. Ripley
and H. L. Heartz. 4to. (Stanhope
edition, no. 131.) [24244
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ¢« Sept. 23,
1910; EH 239624; White Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
RovELtI (R.) 12 capricen; violine
solo, mit begleitender 2. violine zu
studienzwecken, von Henri Marteau.
[24245
© Aug. 28, 1910; 2 c Sept. 30,
1910; H 240586; Steingriber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH)
4*m™° concerto, ré mineur, op. 70;
édition nouvellement, revue par
Théodore Leschetizky, pour piano
seul. [24246
©: Oct. 1, 1910-2 e Oct; 1910
E 240881; Bartholf Seuff, Leipzig,
Germany.
RUMANISCHE MELODIE; von Max
Bruch, op. 838, fiir klarinette,
bratsche und klavier, oder violine,
violoncell und klavier. (Acht stiicke,
no. 5 F moll.) [24247
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
EH 239992; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
RUSIGNUOLO (LA); waltz, by Jullien,
arr. by G. De Stefano; for first and
second mandolin and guitar. 4to.
[24248
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 240854; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
RUSSE (LA); mazurka, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [24249
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 289290; Willis music Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SABBATH BELLS; words by Mabel J.
Rosemon, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24250
CoO Gd EOIOe> 2 +e. .OeCh. aay
1910; KE 242065; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
1391
64389—10——7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24251
Dt TERS. Ve
SAETER-MAID’s (THE) SUNDAY (Sae-
terjentens sondag) ; Norwegian
words by Jorgen Moe, English trans-
lation by O. T. Arneson, music by
Ole Bull, arr. by Carl Sander.
(Northern edition no. 43.) [24251
©) Sept. 29: 1910; 2 1c. (Ock3;
1910; E 240585; Northern book &
music co., Chicago, Ill.
SAIL HOME; from Alma where do you
live (Alma wo wohnst du), from the
German of Adolph Philipp, English
version by Geo. V. Hobart, music by
sean Briquet. [24252
© Oct. 1719102. Oct. 6, A910:
HE 241177; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SAILoR’s (A) sone; words by Wm. H.
Hayne, music by C. C. Robinson;
baritone or bass. [24253
@= Sent. 2. 1910.2 ce. Octaat.0:
1910; E 240809; Clarence C. Robin-
son, St. Louis, Mo.
St. GEORGE’S WINDSOR; by EH. L. Ash-
ford; organ. obl. 8vo. [ 24254
©) Sept. 1, 1910. 24c. Sept..16;
1910; E 239267; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
St. MARK’S HYMNAL; for use in the
Roman eatholic church in the
United States. [Compiled by J. C.
Dox] New York, J. Fischer & bro.,
OI). exe 2252p.) a2mor ($0.75;
[24255
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
A 2733381; G. M. Kanne & J. C. Dox,
Peoria, Ill.
St. NEPOMUCKS VORABEND; ged. von
Goethe, musik von Arnold Mendels-
sohn. (Sechs gedichte, no. 1.)
[24256
Sept. o,, LOIOs 2 "e Sept. 30;
1910; E 240522; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE) An-
dantino, op. 42; extrait du Psaume
XVIII, Coeli enarrant, transcrip-
tion par J. Daéne pour orgue.
[24257
©, Sept. 17,, 19102 2c: Sept. 19,
1910; H 289485; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
Muse (La) et le poéte, op. 132;
duo pour violon et violoncelle, avec
ace. d’orchestre. Partition. [24258
© Sept: 1771910. 2 ¢ Sept. 19,
1910; H 289484; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
SAINT-SAENS
Continued.
Romance, op. 37; rev. and ed. by
W. F. Ambrosio; flute and piano.
[24259
© Sept. 29, 1910] 2iekamct 12.
1910; EH 2409838; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, Nee.
(CHARLES CAMILLE)—
SAL Y SANDUNGO; tango paroles fran-
caises de Léon Néel, paroles espag-
noles de Pablo de Hermua, musique
de EH. H. de Anduaga. ' [24260
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; EH 289457; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
SALUTE TO THE UNITED STATES; march
by W. M. Bower; band. 4to. [24261
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 12, 1910;
HK 240948; F. C. Menges, Cleveland,
Ohio.
SALUTO DELLA BANDA (The _ band
plays); di A. Leonardi, per piano-
forte. (Una gita in dirigibile, no.
PA) [24262
© Aug. 25, 1910:92MeeSent so:
1910; E 240507; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
SALVE REGINA; music by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 96, no. 1; mixed voices.
Ato. [24263
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
H 240946; J. Fischer & bro., New
York Noy:
SAME (THE) OLD STORY; words and
music by L. E. Brower. [24264
© May 18, 1910; 2 e Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240129; Lucie E. Brower,
Los Angeles, Cal.
SANG FAHRENDER SCHULER; ged. und
musik von Richard Wickenhausser,
op. 67, fiir minnerchor und orches-
ter. Ausgabe mit klavierbegl. und
chorstimmen. [24265
Sept. .17, 1910; 2 cecinea,
1910; H 242263; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Sane (LE) GAULOIS; marche par Ga-
briel Allier. 1. Harmonie et fanfare.
2. Orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [24266, 24267 -
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c each Sept.
19, 1910; E 239454, 239455. EH. Gau-
det, Paris, France.
SANTA CLAUS WORKSHOP; by W. Phil-
lips; piano. [24268
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1910; EB 241026:
William Phillips, New York, N. Y.
1392
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
SANTEE ANN; words and music by
Ammon E. Cramer. [24269
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239621; A. E. Cramer music
cO., Frederick, Mad.
SAPELLNIKOFF (WASSILY) Mélodie, op.
7, no. 3; rev. and fingered, by Hans
T. Seifert; piano solo. [24270
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240975; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ney.
SAPPHIC ODE; words translated from the
Greek, music by Isidora Martinez.
[24271
Prsen. 17, 1910: 2 c. Sept...19;
1910; E 239354; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
SARA, SARELLA, WACH’AUF; sizilianische
volkspoesie, verdeutscht von F. Gre-
gorovius, musik von Hans Hermann.
(Sizilianen, no. 4.) [24272
©) Ave. .26, 1910: 2c Sept. 30,
1910; E 240540; Johann André, Of-
fenbach am Main, Germany.
SAUSEWIND (DER); ged. von A. A.
Naaff, musik von Wilhelm Decker,
op. 159, no. 2, fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur. 4to. [24273
© Aug. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237957; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
SAUTERELLES (LES) (The grasshop-
pers); by Edward Shippen Barnes,
op. 2, no. 2; piano. [24274
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239279; G. Schirmer, New
Work, N.Y.
SAVED, BUT NOT SERVING; words by
Elizabeth B. Miller, music by J. E.
Delmarter. [24275
@© Sept. 18, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240107; J. E. Delmarter,
Chicago, Ill.
Savion (THE) OF THE NATIONS; words
by James Rowe, music by E. S. Lo-
renz. [24276
©) Oct, 10, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 17,1910;
EH 242111; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SaAvior’s (THE) LOVE; words and music
by Mrs. Carrie B. Adams. [24277
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242080; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SAVIOUR AGAIN TO THY DEAR NAME;
words by John Ellerton, music by
Richard Smythe. [24278
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240137; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
24288
SAVIOUR, NOW THE DAY IS ENDING;
Audrey, words by Sarah Doudney,
music by Mark Andrews. [24279
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; H 240814; Century co., New
York, Ns Ya
SAXAPHONE (THE) SEXTETTE; march
by -M. B. Thomas; piano. [24280
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240954; Maurice B. Thomas,
Washington, D. C.
SAY, GIRL, COME WALTZ WITH ME;
words and music by N. F. Sweeley.
New York, IF. B. Haviland pub. co.
[24281
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240398; Mrs. N. F. Sweeley,
Cleburne, Tex.
SAY WON’? YOU BE MY LITTLE GIRLIE;
words and music by Ernest Breuer.
[24282
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
H 241147; Southern California music
co., Los Angeles, Cal.
SAY YOU WILL BE MINE, DEAR; words
and music by M. A. White. obl.
4to. [24283
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1910; EB 241204;
Marie A. White, Chicago, Il.
SCARLET GERANIUMS; words and music
by I. J. Way. [24284
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1910; E 241130; Ida
Jane Way, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SCATTER SUNSHINE; words and music
by W. H. Ruebush. [24285
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242131; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SCATTER THE SUNBEAMS; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24286
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242082; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SCATTER YOUR TALENTS; words by Y.
Tuffree, music by Nellie B. Ellis.
[24287
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 22,
1910; E 240801; Virginia Tuifree,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
SoRNE DE BALLET RUSTIQUE; par Al-
fonso Cipollone, pour piano. [242838
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910: E 2839609; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
1393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24289
pt. 1m, nes:, ¥.5
ScENE ET VALSE; extrait du _ ballet
Gretna Green, de HE. Guiraud, tran-
serit par H. Mouton pour petit orch.
Piano conducteur. [24289
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241057; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
—— ——-1** violons conducteur.
[24290
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
EH 241058; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
SCENT OF THE JASMINE. See Boosey &
co.’S new supplemental journal for
mil. band, no. 78.
ScCHAUKEL (DIE); ged. von Camilla
Leonhard, musik von Josef Reiter,
op. 39B, no. 1, fiir gemischten chor
a cappella. Partitur. 4to. [24291
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242227; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
SCHEIDEN ; ged. von D. Saul, musik von
Max Reger, op. 15, fiir eine mittlere
stimme. (10 lieder, no. 6.) [24292
© Aug. 26, 1910: 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; EH 289601; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
ScHEEM (Der); ged. von R..
musik von Max Reger, op. 15, fiir
eine mittlere stimme. (10 lieder,
no. 7.) [24293
©) Awe. 26; 1900-2. (ec. Sept. 21)
1910; EH 2389602; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
ScHERZ; ged. von A. v. Chamisso, mu-
sik von M. Reger, op. 8, ftir eine
hohe stimme. (5 lieder, no. 4.)
[24294
@©-Ane. 31 Otte 2 oe septs 21,
1910; E 289589; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SCHERZO Du 2° CONCERTO; par Théodore
Dubois, transcription par I. Delage-
Prat, pour piano solo. [24295
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
EK 2389734; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
ScCHLITTENFAHRT (The sleigh-ride to
grandpa’s house); von Ferdinand
Meyer, op. 27, no. 2; piano. (Zum
Weihnachtsfest, no. 2.) [24296
@ Sept. 21. .09102 2 co Sept 2.
1910; E 289519; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ScHLOMING (HARRY) 382 studien, op.
16; fiir die violine, fiir vorgeschrit-
tene spieler. Teil 1. [24297
© Sept. £167 A910: " 2einOct, 17,
1910; E 242261; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
SCHLUSSEL (DER) ZUM _ PARADIES;
walzer-serenade, text von Richard
Sell, musik von Alfred Pickert.
[24298
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
HE 242264; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
SCHMUTzZ; words and music by Solo-
mon Small. [24299
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; E 240254;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
SCHNEIDER (BERNHARD) Acht duetti-
nen, op. 22; fiir sopran und alt mit
klavierbegleitung. 4to. [24300
© Aug. 6, 1910; 2 e@ Sept. 10,
1910; E 237958; Steingriber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
SCHON ROSMARIN; bearb. von Fritz
Kreisler, ftir violine und klavier.
(Alt-Wiener tanzweisen, no. 3.)
[24301
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239725; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SCHONE NACHT, DU LIEBESNACHT. See
Offenbach (J.)
SCHONSTE (DIE) FRAU; lied, aus der
operette, text von Rudolf Lothar,
musik von Giacomo Minkowski.
[24802
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; H 240479; Felix Bloch, erben,
Berlin, Germany.
potpourri 1 und 2 aus der ope-
rette von Giacomo Minkowski, arr.
von Joh. Doebber; klavier mit tber-
legtem text. [ 24308, 24804
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ¢. each Sept.
28, 1910; E 240483, 240484; Felix
Bloch, erben, Berlin, Germany.
—— walzer, nach motiven der gleich-~
namigen operette von Giacomo Min-
kowski, bearbeitung von Joh. Doeb-
ber, ftir klavier. [24305
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 e Sept. 28,
1910; E 240482; Felix Bloch, erben,
Berlin, Germany.
march, by H. En-
W. C. O'Hare;
8vo.
[24306 |
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910; |
E 241132; M. Witmark & sons, New }
WOrkaNne avg
SCHOOL COMRADES;
gelmann, arr. by
orchestra with piano ace.
1394
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910
24321
ScHooL HYMNAL; a_ ecollection of
hymns and chants including sacred,
patriotic, and occasional songs for
use in normal, high and private
schools [by] Hollis Dann. New
York, Cincinnati [etc.] American
book company [1910] 191 p. 8vo.
$0.50. [243807
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 30,
1910; A 273091; H. Dann, Ithaca,
Ne ¥.
SCHOOL-MA’AM GAL; words by Chas. A.
Laufer, music by Ernest A. Priebe,
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[243808
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240855 ; Laufer & Priebe, Mer iden,
Conn.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Schubert’s
Serenade (St&ndchen); arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
[24309
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241334; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
SCHUBERT’S SERENADE. See Schubert
CEP.)
SCHULE (DIE) DES OKTAVENSPIELS ; von
Theodor Kullak, op. 48, neu _ bear-
beitete und erweiterte ausgabe, von
Emil Sauer. Band 1, vorschule.
Band 2, 7 etuden. [24310
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240528; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SCHULMEISTERLEIN (Pedant) ; von Hd.
Poldini, op. 44, ftir klavier.
(Masken, no. 4.) [24311
@ Age, 12.1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 10,
1910; H 237948; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
ScRIABINE (ALEXANDER) Nocturne in
D flat, op. 9, no. 2; piano, for the
left hand alone, ed. and fingered by
John Orth. [24812
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; EH 240299; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Prelude in C sharp minor, op. 9,
no. 1; piano, for the left hand alone,
ed. and fingered by John Orth.
[24813
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240308; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Se A
SE, HERRENS STORA DAG AR NARA;
andra sdéndagen i adventet, ord fran
Sel i: 14, 2: s—-musik at “Gave
Martin, [arr. by J. S. Hillgren].
(Korsanger for gudstjinsten, no. 48,
oktav serie.) [243814
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
EL 240582 ; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Tl.
SE NATTEN AR FRAMSKRIDEN; forsta
sondagen i adventet, musik af Myles
B. Foster. (Korsanger for Gud-
stjansten, oktay-serie, no. 47.)
[24315
ae Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1910;
HE 240800; ‘Augustana book concern,
Bae Island, Il.
SEA (THE); four-part chorus, words
anon., music by A. S. Vogt; mixed
voices a capella. (Oct. choruses, no.
5499. ) [24816
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c& Sept. 28,
1910; E 239803; G. Schirmer, New
WoO. IN YC
SEA-NYMPHS’ FROLIC;
Morey; piano.
by Fred. L.
New and rev. ed.
[24317
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240807; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Il.
SEA (THE) SHELL; words by Charles
H. Baer, music by Charles P. Shis-
ler. [243818
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; H 239672; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SEDUCTION ; valse-boston, par C. Wors-
ley, pour piano. [24319
@p Octs WUSt910i Zep Oct oA7,
1910; E 242304; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie, Paris, France.
SEE SEE WHAT A WONDERFUL SMILE
(Slumber-songs of the Madonna, no.
1); part-song, words by Alfred
Noyes, music by Colin Taylor; fe-
male voices. (Octavo ed. of trios ete.,
no. 418.) [24320
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2c. Oct. 6, 1910;
BH 241165; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
SEEING SANTA; a humorous Christmas
cantata, text by Harriet D. Castle,
music by Ira B. Wilson. Svo.
[24821
e. Sept. 28,
©: Sept.. 15, 1910; 2
pub. ¢o.,
1910; E 289876; Lorenz
Dayton, Ohio.
95
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24322
SEGUIDILLA; danza spagnuola, di F.
Paolo Frontini, per pianoforte.
[24322
© ‘Aug, 245-1910 2c. Sept. 29.
1910; EH 289967; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
SEHNSUCHT; ged von Otto Julius Bier-
baum, musik von Christian Sinding,
op. 104, fiir mi&innerchor mit klav-
ier be gleitung. Partitur und stim-
men. (Zwei lieder, no. 1.) [24823
© Aug. 30, 1910: 2 ¢. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240526; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SEHNSUCHTS-LIED; aus der operette
Die schénste frau, text von Rudolf
Lothar, musik von Giacomo Min-
kowski. [24824
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; EK 240480; Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin, Germany.
SEIN WERD’ IN ALLER WELT GEDACHT;
Weibnachts-kantata, musik von Her-
mann Stein, fiir gemischten chor
und soli mit orgelbegleitung. 4to.
Reading, Pa., Pilger-buchhandlung
(A. Bendel). [24325
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239622; A. Bendel, Reading,
Pa:
SELIGE SEHNSUCHT; ged. von Goethe,
musik von Arnold Mendelssohn.
(Sechs gedichte, no. 3.) [24326
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240520; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SEND FORTH THY SIGHES; a madrigal
for five voices, composed by Nathan-
iel Patrick (ob. 1594.), ed. by Ivor
Atkins. 4to. (The Oriana collec-
tion of early madrigals, no. 63.)
[24327
@) Oc A2, 1910: 2 e2 Oct. 413, 1910:
E 241287; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SEND THE HAPPY TIDINGS; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by Wm. Os-
trander. [24328
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
EK 240918; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Ill.
SENGA; waltz, by J. A. Bergen; piano.
Munising, Mich. Y. M. C. A. [24329
oS © uly SO" 1910.5.'2 'e: Aug. 18,
1910; E 2388386; J. A. Bergen, Mu-
nising, Mich.
pt. Ti, nes: VS
SENTENCE; words and music by Joe
Goodwin; violin ace. [24830
©1c. Oct. 11, 1910; B 241274; C.
Jack Rich, New York, N. Y.
SENTIMENTAL MOON; from He came
from Milwaukee, words by Edward
Madden, music by Ben. M. Jerome
and Louis A. Hirsch. [243831
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 26,
1910; E 239660; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
SERENADE; aus der pantomime, Der
schneemann, von H. W. Korngold,
fiir klavier frei tibertragen von Job.
[24332
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
EK 239760; Universal edition, Vienna,
Austria.
——hby Frances E. Terry, op. 5; pi-
ano. (Six characteristic little pieces,
no. 4.) [24333
© Aug. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240205; Carl Fischer, New
YOrk uN: OY:
from Paoletta, words by Paul
Jones, music by Pietro Floridia.
[24334
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240496; Leo Feist, New
Yorkin. V5
from the ballet pantomime Mi-
lenka, by Jan Blockx, arr. by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [24835
© :Aug. 27, 1990; 25% Sept. 20;
1910; E 240190; Carl Fischer, New
York Ne
—__ -—— rey. and fingered by Alvin
Buechner; violoncello and piano.
[24836
© Aug. 27, 191032) GCoSepre2e:
1910; E 240192; Carl Fischer, New
York, Noy.
from The wand of youth, 1st
suite, music by Edward Elgar, arr.
by John Pointer. 1. Clarinet in B
flat. 2. Harp or piano. 3. Flute.
4. Viola. 5. Violino secondo. 6.
Violino primo. 7. Cello and bass.
[24837-24843
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
19, 1910; E 239386—239392; Novello
& co., ltd., London, England.
—par Alfred Kaiser, pour piano.
(Arlequinade, no. 4.) : [ 24344
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289566; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
1396
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
24363
SERENADE—Continued.
words by Eleanor Van Allen,
music by Lucy A. Plympton. [24345
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 18,
1910; E 237997; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
SERENADE. See Awake the starry mid-
night hour hangs charm’d.
SERENADE AU BOIS; paroles de C.
Soubise, musique de Edmond Missa ;
mezzo sop. (Choix des plus jollies
melodies, no. 2.) [24846
© Gc 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241062; Joubert, Paris, France.
SERENADE DE TORCELLO; de Paul Gil-
son, transcription par E. de Vestel,
pour harmonie et fanfare. 4to.
[243847
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239441; HE. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
SERENATA; par Alfonso Cipollone, pour
piano. [24348
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239608; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SERENITE; mélodie par Paul Saegel,
pour violon avec acc. de piano, série
élémentaire. (Le début du violon,
premiére série, Chants sans paroles,
no. 5.) [24349
emer 1s, 1910-2 ¢c. Oct. 17,
1910; E 242307; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
SEYBOLD (ARTHUR) Canzonetta, op.
141, fiir violine mit klavierbeglei-
tung. (Fiinf leichte vorspielstticke,
HO 4.) [24850
iS Oct, 1, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 239987; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
SHAKY EYES; song by Armstrong and
Glare arr. by 'T.-P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; banjo acc. [24851
easept. 27, 1910: 2 c..Sept.. 28,
1910; H 239798; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
SHE IS THE GIRL THAT YOU READ ABOUT;
words by Will B. Johnstone, music
by Harold Orlob. [24352
eaOck, 17, 1910; ..2. c.. Oct: 18,
1910; E 241450; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
_ SHE IS MY POST CARD GIRL; words by
Arden W. Allen, music by H. L. Me-
Kenzie. 16mo. [248538
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 28,
1910; H 239782; A. W. Allen & H. L.
McKenzie, Portland, Oreg.
SHEPHERD’S (THE) CALL; words by
Ida Reed Smith, music by J. S.
Fearis. [24354
©F Oct. Ad waS1Ol 2 er Oc, an,
1910; E 242120; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SHEPHERD’S (THE) CARE; words by Ina
Duley Ogdon, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24355
© Octet 1910242" ec. Och oda
1910; EH 242070; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SHIBBOLETH; war march by W. B.
Richmond; piano. [24356
© May 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
FE 241126; William B. Richmond,
Pawtucket, R. I.
SHINE ON; words by Flora Kirkland,
music by Howard HE. Smith. [24357
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 12,
1910; E 240921; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago, III.
SHINE ON, MistER MOON, SHINE ON;
words and music by Joe F. Weil.
[24358
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; EH 240229; J. F. Weil, Mans-
field, Ohio.
SHINE THROUGH THE DARKNESS; words
by F. S. Shepard, music by J. §.
Fearis. S8vo. (Sacred music for
ladies’ voices, with ace. for organ or
piano, 4 parts.) [24359
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2-c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240763; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
eago, III.
SHOPPING; an operetta, text by Wil-
lard Barton, jr., music by Herman
D. Heller. San Francisco, Sherman
Clay & co. [24360
©) Oct. 3) 1910); 2c: Oct, 10, 1910;
BE 240867; H. S. Heller & W. Barton,
jr., United States.
SHOUT THE GLAD TIDINGS; Christmas
song, music by G. Emerson. [24361
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 15, 1910;
BE 241868; Leo Feist, New York,
ING i
Sri ACCUSSI FOSSE; versi di L. Mat-
tiello, musica di Francesco Sanna.
[243862
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢«. Sept. 27,
1910; E 239814; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
Sr J’OSAIS DIRE; valse, by Camille
Denisty; pour orch. avee piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [24363
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241047: Heugel et cie, Paris,
France.
1397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24364
pt. 11, n.s.,v.5 ”
SI voUS M’AIMIEZ; romance, poésie de
Hégésippe Moreau, musique de H.
Lauga; ténor ou soprano. [24364
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 19,
1910; E 239476; Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
SICILIAN EYES; words and music by
H. De Noyer. [24365
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; H 239948;
EHddie De Noyer, New York, N. Y.
SICILIENNE UND RIGAUDON; von Fran-
cois Francoeur, bearb, von Fritz
Kreisler, fiir violine und klavier.
[24866
© Sept. 15, 1910;-2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239719; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SILENT TEACHER; the echo, key to all
seales in music. Pts. 5-8, in foreign
and American fingering; by Andrew
Durie. 110 p. 4to. [24367
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 138,
1910; A 269795; Andrew Durie, New
Work. Noisy.
SILENZIO (IL) DELLA FORESTA (Silence
of the woods); melodia di A. Leon-
ardi, per pianoforte. (Una gita in
dirigibile, no. 3.) [24368
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240508; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
Sitty (THE) OLD JACK-IN-THE-BOX; by
Hisie G. Phelan; piano. (Toy-shop
jingles, no. 38.) [24869
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EK 240797; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
SILNI CIATEM, MARSZ SOKOLI. See
Piec’ pies’ni.
SILVER BELLS; words by WHarriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24870
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 28,
1910; E 239872; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SILVER FLUTE; fantasia by Edmund
Braham, op. 377; piano. [24871
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240185; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.Y.
SILVER (THE) LLANO; march and two-
step by Henry Kessler, arr. by John
Itzel; orchestra. 4to. [24372
© Oct 10; 19105 2c. Oct..10,1910;
E 241260; Musiclovers co., New
York, Nv ¥.
|
SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD; by
H. P. Danks, air varie arr. by Ever-
ett J. Evans; violin with piano acc.
[243738
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240832; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York, -N.-Y.
SINCE I FELL IN LOVE WITH MaAry;
words and music by Will Cahill.
[24374
© Oct. 4, 1910: 2 cece AS10:
EK 241120; Ted Snyder co., inc., New
Norke Now:
SING FOR Joy; words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by B. D. Ackley.
[243875
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241328; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, I.
Sine, O HEAVENS; words from the
Bible adapted by J. Cawood, music
by Frederick N. Shackley; mixed
voices. (Octavo series, no. 956.)
[24376
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1910:
E 240500; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SING, O YE FAITHFUL; words and music
by Jean Bohannan. 4to. [24377
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238967; Lutheran publication so-
ciety, Philadelphia, Pa.
SING OF JESUS, SING FOREVER; Mt. Kem-
ble, words by Thomas Kelly, music
by John Sebastian Matthews.
[24878
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; H 240817; Century co., New
Yorks INDY:
SING OF THE LONG AGO; words by Mrs.
EF. G. Burroughs, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [24379
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239891; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SING PRAISE To HIS NAME; words and
music by L. E. Brower, har. by
Dy aed Breed ae [24380
© May 18, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240127; Lucie E. Brower,
Los Angeles, Cal.
SING, ROBIN, SING; poem by John Ben-
net, music by Joseph Surdo. 8VO. |
(Collection of supplementary songs
for public schools, no. 111.) [24881
©. Sept. 26, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 26,
1910; E 239702; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mos. 4447, Nor., 1910
24401
SING UNTO THE LORD; harvest an-
them, words from Psalm CXLYVII,
musie by Herbert W. Wareing;
mixed voices. [24882
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c& Sept. 24,
1910; BE 240296; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
SINGET YON JESUS; ged. von C. Staeb-
ler, musik von Theo. Zbinden.
[24383
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21;
1910; E 2389496; C. Hauser, agt.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sineine (THE) LESSON: by E. W. Mc-
Donald; two voices. [24884
© 1c Oct. 6, 1910; E 241163;
Edna W. McDonald, Houston, Tex.
SINGING LESSONS; by George Cramp-
ton; soprano, mezzo-soprano or
tenor. Lessons 80-100 [all arrange-
ments. ] [243885
ey aue. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 26,
1910; A 270878; Siegel-Myers cor-
respondence school of music, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Siz OLUF; cantata, poem by Cecil Fan-
ning, music by Harriet Ware; four-
part chorus of women’s voices, with
baritone and soprano soli, and or-
chestra ace. Vocal score. 4to.
[24386
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
H 240868; G. Schirmer, New York,
merry.
Sir ReynarD; hunting song, words by
J. Anthony McDonald, music by Al-
len T. Hussel. No. 1 in E flat. No.
oy iy: F: [ 24387, 24388
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2c. each Oct. 14,
1910; E 241438; 241439; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London, Eng-
land.
SKALMER (Mark) Melody, op. 4, no.
38; violoncello with piano acc.
[24889
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; E 239544; Carl Hauser, New
Wark: N.Y.
SKETCH: by Ira B. Wilson; organ.
obl. Svo. [24390
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. -16,
1910; E 289269; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SKIPPERS (THE) oF St. Ives; Cornish
song, words by F. E. Weatherly,
music by Joseph L. Roeckel, ed. and
arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz. 4to. (Stanhope ed., no.
148.) [24391
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2c. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 240642; White-Smith music pub.
¢co., Boston, Mass.
SKYING WITH You; words and music
by G. H. Arthur, arr. by Julius A.
Brander. [24392
© 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1910; EB 241498;
George H. Arthur, Chicago, I1l.
SLAVEY (THE); words and music by
Bliss Millford. [24393
© 1 ce. Oct. 15, 1910; E 241358:
Mrs. B. M. Higgins, New York, N. Y.
SLEEP, LITTLE BABY (Slumber songs of
the Madonna, no. 38); part-song,
words by Alfred Noyes, music by
Colin Taylor; female voices. (Qc-
tavo ed. of trios, etc., no. 420.)
[24394
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c Oct. 6, 1910:
E 241167; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SLINGERLAND’S PRIMER FOR VIOLIN; arr.
by L. R. Decker. [24395
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; EH 240808; H. H. Slingland,
Chicago, Ill.
SLUMBER SONG; words by Hdith S.
Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[24396
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240944; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Til.
SLUMBERLAND; waltz lullaby; words
and music by H. Stevens. [24397
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 c Sept. 13,
1910; E 287996; Edgar Stevens,
Toronto, Canada.
SNEAKY SHUFFLES; rag, by Henry
Lodge; piano. [243898
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240650; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
SNOB-LIED; aus der operette, Lord Pic-
colo, text von R. Schanzer und Karl
Lindau, musik von Henri Berény. 1.
Gesang und klavier. [24399
© Sept. 17 1910; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1910; E 240550; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
arr. von Hans Schott, fiir
salon-orchester. 4to. [24400
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289755; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
SocIAL LIFE; march, by J. G. Boehme,
arr. by G. H. Reeves; full band. 4to.
(American star journ’l, no, 1544.)
[24401
Sept. 20,
@ ‘Ause 12, 190% «2 .c.
New
1910: E 240175: Carl Fischer,
York, N. Y.
1399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24402
pt. Ti, Mas: Vas
Sor GANEFF LITLIJO; words and music
by Solomon Small. [ 24402
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1910; EH 240256;
Theodore Lohr, New York, N. Y.
SoFrT AS FADES THE SUNSET SPLENDOR;
music by Walter Heaton; tenor or
soprano solo and chorus. 4to. (An-
thems for mixed voices, fourth se-
ries, no. 185.) [24403
© June 28, 1910; 2 e« Oct. 15,
1910; E 241387; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
Sort (THE) NIGHT WANES; unison.
words by Hillis Walton, music by H.
Lane Wilson, ed. and arr. by Fred-
eric H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz. 4to.
(Stanhope ed., no. 140.) [24404
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
HE 241022; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
Soir; par Henry Févier, pour piano.
(Trois esquisses, no. 2.) [24405
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
HE 242289; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& clie., Paris, France.
Sorr DANS LA PLAINE; vesperal, by Ed-
ward d Evry. (Organist’s anthology,
no. 12.) [24406
©: Sept: 28,5 1910: 2 ‘&- Sept. ' 24,
1910; E 240314; G. Schirmer, New
VorkiNeey:
SOIR DE SILENCE; poésie de Albert Se-
main, musique de Théodore Dubois.
Fa naturel majeur, ton original.
(Musiques sur l’ eau, no. 5*.)
[24407
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
EH 239737; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
SOLDIERS OF CHRIST ARISE; Soldiers,
words by Charles Wesley, music by
Raymond Huntington Woodman.
[24408
© Sept, 29, 19105 2. ce» Ock 10,
1910; H 240824; Century co., New
Work, IN. Y.
SOLFEGE UNIVERSAL; anthologie pro-
gressive des meilleurs auteurs
anciens et modernes, premiére série,
clé de sol 2° ligne, clé de fa 4° ligne,
sans changement de clés. Vol. A,
268 lecons choisies ou écrites par J.
Bayer, sans ace. 8vo. [24409
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242271; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France,
SoME DAY; words and music by M. H.
Cummings. [24410
© 1c Sept. 27, 1910; E 240344: |
M. Homer Cummings, Pickaway, W.
Va.
SoME DAY I’M GOING TO HEAVEN; words |
and music by J. F. Pitts. [24411
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 e Sept. 26,
1910; E 239670; J. F. Pitts, Sharon,
Tenn.
SOME ONE JUST LIKE YOU; words and |
music by Fred C. Erb. [24412
© Sept. 24; 1910: (2° Sept. 2s |
1910; E 240322; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
SOME OTHER FELLOW’S WRITING OUT |
THE CHECKS; words by Henry Harte,
music by Felix F. Feist and Joel
P. Corin. [24413
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 15, 1910;
EH 241854; Leo Feist, New York,
INE DY
SOME RECKON TIME BY STARS; part
song, words by Madison Cawein,
music by James H. Rogers; men’s |
voices. (Octavo choruses, no. 5441.) |
[24414
© Sept. 15,.1910: 2% Sept: 2G: |
1910; EH 289277; G. Schirmer, New |
York; "Nav.
SOMEBODY ELSE; words by La Touche |
Hancock, music by M. Greenwald.
[24415
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
EK 241374; Leo Feist, New York, |
NAY
SOMEBODY’S GIRL; words and music by
PP. D, Bird. [24416
© 1.c. Sept. 17, 19103" 241295 -
P. Douglas Bird, Pasadena, Cal.
SOMEONE IS WATCHING YOU; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
B. D. Ackley. [24417
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910; |
EK 241829; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, III].
SOMEONE LOVES you; words by Beth
Slater Whitson, music by L. Fried-
man. [24418 |
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19, |
1910; HE 239401; Leo Friedman, Chi- |
eago, Ill.
SOMETIMES; words by L. S. Bengough,
music by William R. Spence. [24419
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
FE. 241509; Theo. Presser co., Phila- |
delphia, Pa.
1400
MUSICAI, COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
24436
SOMETIMES A LIGHT SURPRISES; words
by Wm. Cowper, music by Anton
Rubenstein, arr. by E. S. Lorenz.
[24420
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c Sept. 10,
1910; E 237911;-Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Same, different print. [24421
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240411: Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Sonata IN F. See Grieg (H. H.)
Sonata, No. 3. See Grieg (EH. H.)
SONG AT DUSK; words and music by
Anice Terhune; three-part chorus of
women’s yoices. (Octavo choruses,
no. 5450.) [24422
© Sep 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; EH 289359; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
SONG IS THE DAWN OF THE SOUL (San-
gen har lysning); Norw. text by
Bjornstjerne Bjdérnson, English ver-
sion by Ole O Lien, music by A.
Paulsen; male voices in E. (North-
ern edition of octavo music, no. 55.)
[24423
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240857; Alfred Paulsen, Chicago,
Til.
Sone (A) OF GLADNESS; words by Liz-
zie DeArmond, music by W. A. Post.
[24424
(esenr i2, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240248; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sone (A) OF LoRD’S; words by W. D.
Eggar, music by Arthur M. Good-
hart. 4to. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. [24425
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241030; A. M. Goodhart, Brighton,
England.
. Sone (A) OF MORNING; three-part song
for female voices, words by Ethel
Clifford, music by A. C. Mackenzie,
op. 73, no. 2. (Octavo edition of
trios, quartets, etc., no. 415.) [24426
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239698; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Sone oF oUR UNION; words and music
by A. Briggs. [24427
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239275; Appleton Briggs,
Fall River, Mass.
Sone (A) OF PRAISE; hymn, music by
K. L. Ashford; quartet. S8vo.
[24428
© Sept. 27, 1910: 2 ¢ Sept. 29.
1910; EX 240415; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Sone (A) OF THANKSGIVING; words
and music by G. W. Wilmot. (In
Westminster primary quarterly, vy.
10, no. 4.) [24429
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1910;
EK 240345; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
Sone (THE) OF THE ANGELS; words by
Ndith S. Tillotson, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [24430
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910:
E 240942; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Il.
Sone (THE) OF THE BELLS; words by
Harriet H. Pierson, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [24431
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1910; EH 289889; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
—— words by Ida Reed Smith, music
by Ira B. Wilson. [24432
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239886; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SoNG OF THE BLACKBIRD; words by W.
E. Henley, music by Roger Quilter,
op. 14, no. 4. [24483
© Oct i6/19105 2.e; Oct: 7 1910;
E 240770; Boosey & co., London,
England.
Song OF THE FLUTE; from Hans, the
flute player, opéra comique, French
version by Maurice Vaucaire and
Georges Mitchell, English lyrics by
A. St. John-Brennon, music by Louis
Ganne. New York, Boosey & co.
[24434
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2c. Oct. 8, 1910;
BH 241244: G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
SONG OF THE FROST QUEEN; words by
Harriet D. Castle, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24435
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289867; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
SoNnG OF THE NIGHT-WIND (Das lied der
(sic) nacht wind); waltz, by XN. A.
McMahan; pf. [24436
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241002; N. A. McMahan, Mones-
sen, Pa.
1401
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CATALOGUE
24437
SonG OF THE SOUTHWEST; words by A.
Chester Adams, music by Minne
Jenkins. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24437
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 287925; Arthur C. Adams,
Wethersfield, Conn.
Sone OF THE SUNBEAMS; words by
Edith Sanford Tiliotson, music by
B. D. Ackley. [24488
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 138, 1910;
E 2413817; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Il.
SoNG OF THE WOODEN-LEGGED FIDDLER;
words by Alfred Noyes, music by
Graham Peel. | 24439
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239308; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SonG WITHOUT WoRDS; by T. L. Rick-
aby; piano. [24440
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
HE 241426; Hatch music co., Philadei-
phia, Pa.
SONGS FOR WANING AUTUMN; words by
Clinton Scollard, music by Mary
Carr Moore, op. 72, no. 1; women’s
voices. Ato. [24441
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c¢.- Sept: 13,
1910; E 237982; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SONGSTERS’ (THE) AWAKENING; vocal
waltz, words by Edward Oxenford,
music by Percy E. Fletcher. In C.
[24442
G) “Sept. 1%; 1910. 2. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239398; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Sonntagsmorgen in der heide; ged. von
H. B., musik von J. Wahringer, fiir
vierstimmigen minnerchor, mit bari-
ton solo. Partitur. 4to. [24448
©) a Aiby A 1910s Duc. Sept: 13,
1910; E 240011; Johannes Forster,
Lockwitz, Germany.
SONS OF THE BRAVE; march, by T. Bid-
good, arr. by G. H. Reeves; full
band. 4to. (American star jour’l.,
no. 1350.) [24444
© Aus: d3,- 1910-2 Gr Sept. :20,
1910; E 240178; Carl Fischer, New
York, Noy:
SOPHOMORE WALTZES; by Frank G.
Baker; piano. [24445
(©) Oct. 19,1910; 2 c. Oct. 10,1910;
E 2408384; Chas. E. Roat music co.,
itd., Battle Creek, Mich.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Pte, Vos
SoPRA IL CAMPO DEI ZINGARI (Over a |
gipsy camp); di A. Leonardi, per |}
pianoforte. (Una gita in dirigibile,
no. 5.) [24446
© Aug. 25, 1910:°2 € Sept. 30;
°1910; E 240510; Carisch & Jainichen,
Milan, Italy.
SORORITY MARCH; by M. W. Butler;
piano or organ. [24447
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241299; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
SouL OF CHRIST, SANCTIFY ME (Ani- |
ma Christi) ; motet for five voices, |
composed by Richard Dering, ed.
and English text adapted by Fred-
erick Bridge; mixed voices. Ato.
[24448
© Sept. 5, 1910:-2 easenice2zo:
1910; E 239962; Bosworth & Go.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Sous LA PROFONDEUR DES FEUILLES;
poésie de Albert Semain, musique de
Théodore Dubois. Ut naturel majeur,
ton original. (Musiques sur l’eau,
no. 34.) [24449
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
E 239735; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
SOUVENIR DE BeErck; valse, par J.
Mollman; pour violoncelle et piano.
[24450
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2: Germs 1G;
E 241059; Durand et cie. Paris,
France.
SoUVENIB OF SPAIN (Souvenir d’Es-
pagne); by Jean Antiga; piano four
hands. [24451
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ©. Sept. 24,
1910; E 2403805; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
SOUVENIRS DE FIANCEE; mélodie, pa-
roles de Amédée Escoffier, musique
de J. Achard-Picard. No. 1 en fa
min, pour mezzo-soprano. [24452 -
© Sept: 23, 19103) 2c weet
1910; E 240788; J. Picard, Paris,
France.
SoUVIENS TOI DU PASSE; paroles de
Henri Darsay, musique de Félicien
Vargues. [24453 -
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 19,
1910; E 239467; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
Spa (THE) PARADE; quick march by
H. G. Amers; piano. E [24454
©: Aug. 30, 19103 2 \emSenk. iG
1910; E 239347; Banks & son, York,
England.
1402
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noy.. 1910
SPANIERIN; von Ed. Poldini, op. 44,
fiir Klavier. (Masken, no. 8.) [24455
© Aug. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237942; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
SPARKLING CASCADE (Fontaine lumi-
neuse) ; waltz by E. Waldteufel, arr.
by S. Katz-Wright; full orch. pf.
ace. 4to. [24456
eau 42. 1910; 2 « Sept. 20,
1910; E 240168; Carl Fischer, New
Wark. N: Y:
. . SPECIAL THIRD BOOK OF VOCAL MU-
sic; by Eleanor Smith [New ed.]
New York, Boston l[ete.] Silver,
Burdett and company [1910] 176
pe. Svo. (The modern music ser.)
[24457
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1910; A 271792; Silver, Burdett &
co., New York, N. Y.
SPIRITUAL SPECIALS; a book of gospel
solos, duetts and quartettes, words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck and others,
musie by Grant Colfax Tullar and
others. 4to. [24458
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 2396138; C. W. Waggoner,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
SPOONING IN THE MOONLIGHT; medley
waltz, music by John FE. Barth;
orch. with piano ace. S8vo. [24459
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; EK 240498; Fred Heltman,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SPRING AT Hniy Court; text by Lloyd
Roberts, music by Albert Milden-
berg. | 4to. [24460
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240140; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York, N. Y.
SPRING-ENCHANTMENT; five-part song,
words by Helen F. Bantock, music
by Granville Bantock; mixed voices,
unace. 4to. (Part-song book, no.
1202. ) [24461
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241168; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Sprinc (A) FANCY; words by Avé
Galbraith, music by J. Lamont Gal-
braith. [24462
Oc. 7.1910. 2 ce). Oct. 77,1910;
E 240733; Whaley, Royce & co., ltd.,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
SPRINGTIME BRINGS ROSES AND YOU;
words and music by Kendis and
Paley. [24463
Oct 17, 19105 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241464; Kendis & Paley, New
Work, WN. Y.
24471
SQUARE (THE) DEAL MARCH; two step
by Chas. Southwell; military band.
4to. [24464
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c Oct. 10, 1910;
HK 241253; Geo. Southwell, Kansas
City, Mo.
STANCES; de Hans, le joueur de fiiite,
opéra comique par Louis Ganne,
transeription par Ch. Steiger, pour
violon avec ace. de piano. 113374.
[24465
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
H 240892; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
STANCES A L’AMI; valse chantée, pa-
roles de Gabriéles et H. Passerieu,
musique de Emile Delmas. [24466
© Sept: 17, 1910: -2. ce: -Sept.-12
1910; H 239108; E. Delmas, Paris,
France.
STAND UP, STAND UP FOR JESUS; words
by G. Duffield, music by C. I. Clap-
perton. London, Morgan & Scott,
ltd. [24467
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 22,
1910; E 240234; Christopher Irving
Clapperton, Surrey, EKngland.
STANDARD (THE) BEARERS’ RALLY;
rally day service, words and music
by various authors. 8vo. [24468
© Aug: 24, 191051 2-€ (Septs 1%
1910; EH 240103; Judefind bros., Bal-
timore, Md.
STANDARD MUSICAL LIBRARY. Institute
songs, by J. EK. NeCollins. New
York, Cincinnati, Chicago, American
book co., [1910] 80 p. S8vo. $0.15.
[24468*
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1910;
A 270482; J. EH. NeCollins, New
Works IN Y.
STAR COLLECTION OF OLD FAVORITE
SONGS. Svo. [24469
© -Sept.12-1910; -2)-e. Sept. 22,
1910; A 270519; Illinois state regis-
ter, Springfield, Ill.
Stag (THE) oF BETHLEHEM; words
by George O. Webster, music by
Karl K. Lorenz. [24470
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389905; Lorenz pub. co,
Dayton, Ohio.
STAR OF GLoRY; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [24471
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910: B 289849; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
1408 .
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24472
pt. 11, eS, FOS
STARS OF DECEMBER; words by Ida
Reed Smith, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24472
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2398838; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
STEP LIGHTLY; polka, by M. Green-
wald; pf. (Merrymakers, no. 8622.)
[24473
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241093; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
STEWART (H. J.) Mass in honor of
St. Anthony of Padua; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. [24474
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
EH 238970; J. Fischer & bro., New
York; Noy:
STILL, STILL WITH THEE; words by
Harriet Beecher Stowe, music by
Lucy A. Plympton. [24475
© Sepia a2 19102 ec. “Sept. 13,
1910; EH 287999; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
STOLEN (A) PEARL; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Dorothy
Forster. [24476
© Sept. 20) 1910-2 c. “Sept.” 21,
1910; E 239551; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
STOP, STOP, STOP; words and music by
Irving Berlin. [24477
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; HK 239367; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
STOP YOUR QUITTIN’ GET AWAY CLOSER;
words and music by R. R. Carlyle.
[24478
© Oct 15; 1910: 2 ¢. Oct. 15,
1910; E 241414; R. R. Carlyle, Lum-
berton, N. C.
Story (THE) OF THE MANGER; a Christ-
mas service, words by Jean Bearl
and others, music by Mrs. Ord. Bo-
hannan and others. IV. S8vo. $0.05.
[24479
©. Oct: 10; 1910; -2 ©." Ock “12;
1910; A 272345; Hope pub. co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
STRAIGHT-LINE (THE) CLUB; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [24480
Oct, 10; 1910.2 <c Oct. 12,
1910; E 240928; Hope pub. co., Chi-
eago, Il.
STRAUSS (RICHARD) Orchesterstudien ;
aus R. Strauss’ symphonischen wer-
ken, gewiihlte. 1. Trompete u. bass-
trompete, arr. v. Fr. Rossbach. 2.
Posaune, tenor u. basstuba, arr. v.
O. Berthold. 3. Fagott u. kontra-
fagott, arr. v. Joh. Bohm.
[24481-24483
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. each Sept. 26,
1910; E 289768—239770; Universal
edition, Vienna, Austria.
———_ —— 4, Klarinette, arr. v. Fr. Bar-
tholomey, heft 1-3. 5. Harfe, arr.
v. Alfred Holy, heft 1 u. 2. 6. Hoboe
u. Eng. horn, arr. v. R. Baumegirtel,
heed we. 2. [24484-24486
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept. 26,
1910; E 2389771-239773; Universal
edition, Vienna, Austria.
7. Viola; arr: y.ta aye Sreimer.
8. Fldote, arr. v. Ary van Leeuwen.
9. Kontrabass, arr. v. Ed. Madensky,
10. Horn, arr. vy. Emil Wipperich.
[24487-24490
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 e. each Sept. 26,
1910; E 289775-239777, 239779 ; Uni-
versal edition, Vienna, Austria.
—— —— Violine, arr. von Carl Prill,
heft 2. [24491
© .Aug. 2, 1910: 2ee Sept 26:
1910; EH 239774; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
Violoncell, arr. von W. Jeral,
heft 1-3. [24492
©. Aug. 3, 1910; 2) € oSepe 26,
1910; E 289778; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
Wiegenlied und abendstille (Lul-
laby and calmness of eve); aus der
Symphonia domestica, op. 58a, bear-
beitet von Otto Singer, fur klavier.
[24493
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 e«. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239416; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
STREETER (LYDIA OWENS) ‘Two songs;
words by F. O. Hall. [24494
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2’¢. Gck Sy 1510;
E 241213; Frona Owens Hall, Mel-
rose Park, Ill.
STROFE (LE) DEL POSTINO; canzone
napoletane, versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo). musica di Carlo Mi-
relli. [24495
©. Sept. 6, 1910; .2..c. 2Sepe 13:
1910; E 239413; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
1404
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
24517
STROLLING; words and music by Sam-
uel K. Stinger, jr. [24496
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240887 ; Friant music co., Camden,
N: J.
STRUBE (GusTAvV) Symphony in B
minor; orchestra. Parts. [24497
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c@ Sept. 13,
1910; E 240008; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
STURMLIED; ged. von Anna Ritter, mu-
sik von Robert Kahn, op. 58, fiir
vierstimmigen gemischten chor, or-
chester und orgel. 1. Klavierauszug
mit text. 2. Orchester-partitur mit
text. [ 24498, 24499
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c each Oct. 8,
1910; E 240613, 240614; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin, Germany.
SUFFRAGETTE PARADE; from the rural
musical play Hope Valley, lyrics by
P. J. Burrell, music by Charles Dare.
[24500
© ic. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240358;
Percy J. Burrell, Boston, Mass.
SUITE FRANCAISE; en ré majeur, par
Roger-Ducasse; 2 pianos a 4 mains.
[24501
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 1, 1910;
HE 241056; Durand et cie. Paris,
France.
SUMMER VOICES; words by Avé Gal-
braith, music by J. Lamont Gal-
braith. [24502
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
EH 240620; Whaley, Royce & co., 1td.,
Toronto, Canada.
SUNBEAM; I would be a little sun-
beam, words by C. M. Lowe, music
by H. W. Pewtress. [24503
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2c. Oct. 13, 1910;
EK 241286; Herbert W. Pewtress,
London, England.
SUNDAY (THE) SCHOOL ARMY WILL CON-
QUER; words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by W. A. Post. [24504
© Sept. 12,1910; 2 & Sept. 22,
1910; BE 240250; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
SUNFLOWER STATE; march, by EH. J.
Leach; band. 8vo. [24505
© Oct 1910: 2 c Oct. 7, 1910;
HK 240751; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
einnati, Ohio.
SUNLIGHT OF LOVE; words by Belle
Case Harrington, music by J. S.
Fearis. [24506
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242128; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SUNNY (A) SHAFT DID I BEHOLD; words
by Coleridge, music by W. Griffith.
Svo. (Two-part music, school se-
ries, no. 59.) [24507
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c¢. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240381; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SUNRISE; by R. G. Grady, fingered by
M. C. Sadler; piano. (Musical
echoes from Teddy bear land, no. 1.)
[24508
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 23,
1910; E 239631; Gamble hinged mu-
Sie co., Chicago, Ill.
SUNSET ON THE PuGET SouND; words
by J. E. Fitch, music by Elya Croom.
[24509
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
KH 240569; Jas. HK. Fitch, Seattle,
Wash.
SUNSET WALTZES; by C. C. Haugh; pi-
ano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [24510
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240390; C. C. Haugh, De-
tour, Md.
SUNSHINE; by Anna Marion Thomp-
son; piano. [24511
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EH 240804; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, III.
SUNSHINE AND ROSES; novelette by
Walter Rolfe; piano. [24512
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241352; Leo Feist, New York,
Neey..
—-- - arr. by Robert Recker. 1.
Orchestra. 2. Band.
[24518, 24514
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 e@ each Oct.
15, 1910; E 241865, 241867; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y.
SUNSHINE GIRLS AND BOYS; words by
James Rowe, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. | 24515
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240930; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
JONG
SUNSHINE INTERMEZZO; two step by
G. Southwell; military band. 4to.
[24516
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 241254; Geo. Southwell, Kansas
City, Mo.
Suprrstitious Sapir; words by Pliza-
beth Gordon, music by N. 8S. Carter.
[24517
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239408; Victor Kremer Co.,
Chicago, Il.
1405
ee NPaIaet <= Tes |, oF ay) as eee eS Lee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PESTER Sy VO
24518
SUPPLICATION; recit. and aria, by
Percy Elliott; violin with piano acc. wald; piano.
[24518
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239638; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SUB QUELQUES VERS DE VIRGILE; choeur
musique par Roger-Ducasse, pour
voix de femmes, avee acc. d’orches-
tre. Partition. [24519
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; E 289488; Durand et cie.,,
Paris, France.
SURDATE; versi di Libero Bovio,
musica di Hvemero Nardella. [24520
(©) ‘Sept. ab, 21 9i0i5 2 c: (Sept: 227,
1910; E 239821; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
SURF SONG; words by Laurence Hope,
music by Wintter Watts; high in A.
[24521
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
EH 2414038; G. Schirmer, New York,
INDY
Suzy; chanson, paroles de A. Trébitsch
et Pourriére, musique de Vargues.
[ 24522
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; HK 2389468; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
SWARTHOUT (DonAaLD M.) Waltz in
G major, op. 6, for piano. [ 24523
© Sept. (15, 1910): 2,.e. Sept. 16,
1910; E 2389297; Willis music eo.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SWAYING BLOSSOMS; waltz by J. R.
Cornelius, op. 2; piano. New York,
Bee i Hav iland ‘pub. co. [ 24524
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 2389426; J. R. Cornelius,
Halifax, N. S., Canada.
SWEDISH FOLK DANCES; by Nils W.
Bergquist ... introduction by C.
Ward Crampton ...New York,
A. S. Barnes company, 1910. 5p. 1.,
538 p. front., plates. 4to. $1.50.
[24525
(iA PE 280 1910-502 se. Apr... 29;
1910; A 261569; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
SWEDISH RHAPSODY; by HE: Larson;
piano. [24526
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1910; E 2389863;
Emil Larson, Chicago, Il].
SWEET ANNE WITH THE AUBURN HAIR;
words and music by I. J. Way.
[24527
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1910; E 241129; Ida
Jane Way, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SWEET MEMORIES; waltzes by M. Green-
[24528
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 © Sept. 19,
1910; E 289880; Cressy & Allen,
Portland, Me.
SWEET RED ROSES; words and music by
Anita Owen. [24529
© Oct. 1,. 1910) 2%) OcieG 619105
E241181; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SWEET REFLECTIONS ; waltz adapted and
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orchestra.
Ato. [24530
© Sept: 27,. 1910. 2 emer 12:
1910; E 240957; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks N.-Y.
SWEETHEART; words by Ernest Hoen,
jr., music. by J. agryy Deems #
Low key. 2. High key. Baltimore,
G. Fred. Kranz music co.
[ 24531, 24532
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Sept.
19, 1910; H 240835, 240886; J. Harry
Deems, Baltimore, Md.
SWEETNESS, I LOVE YOU THE BEST OF
ALL; words and music by J. Rosa-
mond Johnson. [24533
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2-¢ Sept. 16,
1910; E 239272; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
Swine sone; words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by B. D. Ackley.
[24534
©. Sept. 15, 1910; "2Rem wen ms.
1910; E 241310; Ackley & Rode-
heaver Chicago, II.
——words by G. Clifton Bingham,
music by Frederic N. Lohr, ed. and
arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz: sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to.
(The Stanhope edition, no. 144.)
[24535
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2'e) Oct toy 1s10-
BE 240795; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
SwING WIDE YOUR GATES; words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [24536
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
BH 2409385; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Tl.
SYGNAT soKOLI. See Dwie pies’ni.
SYLVAN HOURS; a pastoral scene, words
by John Francis Waller, music by
Joseph Robinson; six female voices.
New edition. 4to. (Vocal library
of part songs no. 138.) [245387
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 « Sept. 28,
1910; E 939920: Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
1406
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24554
SYNTHETIC PIANO STUDIES; compiled
byoow. ©. Sprankle. 63. p._ fol.
$1.00. [24538
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; A 270908; Walter S. Sprankle,
Indianapolis, Ind.
TACKEN HERREN, TY HAN AR GOD;
tjugonde Sodndagen efter Trefaldi-
ghet, Ps. 106, og 118, musik af John
Goss. (Korsauger for Gudstjinsten,
oktay-serie, no. 34.) [24539
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1910; E 240019; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Il.
See Boehm (A. P.)
TAKE A TRIP TO THE SEASIDE; words
and music by Manuel Klein. [24540
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241451; M. Witmark & sons, New
eek N.Y.
TAKE IT NICE AND EASY; written and
composed by Harry Castling, John
A. Glover-Kind and Fred Godfrey.
TAGESANBRUCH :
[24541
eset. 22, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 23,
1910; E 239628; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
TAKE ME A RIDE IN YOUR CHALMERS-
DETROIT; words and music by E. F.
Rippberger. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [24542
Aw 24 1910; 2. c. Sept. 6,
1910; H 239342; Emil F. Rippberger,
New York, N. Y.
TAKE ME AWAY FROM THE STREETS AND
HOUSES; written and composed by
George Arthurs and Alf. J. Law-
rance. [24543
@isept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1910; EK 237979; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
TAKE ME BACK TO YORKSHIRE; written
and composed by Harry Castling and
Fred Godfrey. [ 24544
oet.G, 191032 c. Oct. 6; 1910;
_ E 241159; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
TAKE ME UP IN AN AEROPLANE; words
by Bert Welby, music by Tad Turn-
er. [24545
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241100; Koninsky music co., Troy,
Dy. XY.
TALKING TOGETHER; by L. BH. Orth, op.
31, no. 9; pf. (Little lessons, no. 9.)
[24546
© Oct. 3,.1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
BE} 241112; G. Schirmer, New York,
om, YY:
TAMBOURIN CHINOIS; von Fritz Kreis-
ler, ftir violine und klavier. [24547
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239728; B. Schott’s sdéhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TANTUM ERGO; four-part chorus, music
by J. Faure, rey. and ed. by Nicola
A, Montani; mixed voices. (Octave
edition liturgical Catholic church
music, no. 5470.) [24548
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 e@ Sept. 30,
1910; E 240486; G. Schirmer, New
York iN: -Y:
—— musie by Fr. Verdussen, rey.
and ed. by Nicola A. Montani;
mixed voices. (Octavo choruses, no.
5472.) [24549
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237916; G. Schirmer, New
Wonka y Ne WY:
three-part chorus, music by Bal-
thasar Florence, ed. and rev. by
Nicola A: Montani; female voices.
(Octavo edition liturgical Catholic
chureh music, no. 5474.) [ 24550
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240490; G. Schirmer, New
Work tin. Ys
—— music by F. de La Tombelle,
rey. and ed. by Nicola A. Montani;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition litur-
gical Catholic church music, no.
5476. ) [24551
© Sept. 29; 1910; 2 cs Sept. 30,
1910; E 240489; G. Schirmer, New
Ors NG Xa
—— music by Giuseppe Cicog-
nani, op. 2, rev. and ed. by A. Mon-
tani; men’s voices. (Octavo cho-
ruses, no. 5488.) [24552
@©* Sept. "81910; 2 'e Sept: 20,
1910; EF 237918; G. Schirmer, New
York, N:. Y.
TANZ DER ALTEN (The old _ folk's
dance); von Ferdinand Meyer, op.
27, no. 5; piano. (Zum Weihnachts-
fest. no: 5.) [24553
©, Sept: 21,1910; 2 « Sept. 21,
1910; BH 239522; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
TANZ DER JUNGEN (The young folk’s
dance); von Ferdinand Meyer, Op.
27, no. 4; piano. (Zum Weihnachts-
fest, no. 4.) [ 24554
©iSept: 21; 1910; 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; E 239521; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
1407
64389—10-—_8
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24555
pt. 1H, .S., v.'5
TARANTELLE; by Frank P. Atherton,
op. 199, no. 5; piano. [24555
© Oct, 43, 1910542 vertOck a:
1910; E 241420; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
——par Emile Dunkler, op. 17; revue
et doigtée par L. Lebell; violoncello
et piano. [ 24556
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
fi 241238; Augener ltd., London,
England.
TARANTOLA (LA); caprice a la taren-
telle; by Christian Schiffer, op. 46,
no. 3; pf. [24557
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 6, 1910;
EH} 241174; Charles Sheard & co., Lon-
don, England.
TARENGHI (MARIO) Canzone, op. 53,
no. 1; per pianoforte. [24558
© Anes 25, A910 224%) Sepie 29;
1910; E 239977 ; Carisch & Jéanichen,
Milan, Italy.
TARESA BE MINE; words by Milton
Weil and Sid Von, music by Dave
Peyton. [24559
© Oct: 1, 1910; 2 ¢c. Oct. -3, 1910;
E 240580; Bob White, Chicago, III.
TARTARIN; polka par Paul Saegel,
transcription par LL. Streabbog,
pour piano. (Premiers concerto, 2°
vol., no. 17.) [24560
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910:
EH 242293; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
TAUBERT (W.) Canzonet; transcribed
by William Faulkes; organ. [24561
Aus 26. 1910." 2c Sept. 2k:
1910; E 239573; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TAUBMANN (OTTO) Zwei gedichte; fiir
sechsstimmigen gemischten chor,
ohne begleitung. Contents. 1. Die
einsame tanne. 2. Abendruhe. Par-
titur. 4to. [24562
© ‘Sept. 15, 1910; 2) cc Septi 26,
1910; E 239757; Breitkopf & Hirtel.
New York, N. Y.
TAYLOR (EDWIN N.) Three offertory
sentences; mixed voices. 4to.
(Chorai album, no. 949.) [24563
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 240554; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS; Set to music by
Herbert G. Loveday, in EK flat; mixed
voices. 4to. (Church music review,
no. 278.) [24564
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 3, 1910;
HE 240595; H. W. Gray co., New
Work, .N.; ¥:
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS—Continued.
——in E flat; musie by Herbert W.
Wareing. 4to. (Church music re-
view, no. 279.) [24565
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 « Sept. 26,
1910; E 239696; H. W. Gray & co.,
New York, N. Y.
in F; by Wm. Jackson, re-arr. by
Homer Norris, for chorus of mixed
voices and organ. (Oct. choruses,
no. 5498.) [24566
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2ceiSept. 28,
1910; E 239802; G. Schirmer, New
York, Ne Xe ;
TEACH ME TO PRAY; words by Miriam
H. Arnold, music by J. S. Fearis.
[24567
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242114; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TEASING AND PLEASING; words by S.
Lynn, music by Robert Speroy. Chi-
cago, Tomaz FE. Deuther. [24568
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239369; Stella Lynn, Gal-
veston, Tex.
TELEPHONE YOUR RivkKy, IzziE; from
Jumping Jupiter, words by Addison
Burkhardt, music by Lillian Shaw.
[24569
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239402; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
TELL AGAIN THE STORY; words by W. C.
Martin, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24570
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242055; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TELL IT TO MURPHY, SWEENEY KNOWS
IT; words by Paul Cunningham, mtu-
sic by Harry Seymour. [24571
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 Getta aiaaG-
E 241017; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York, N. Y.
TELL ME; words by Harold Simpson,
music by Harold Austin. [24572
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; EH 239552; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK OF ME;
words by Edw. A. Hochbaum, music
by Benj. Olsen and H. Hochbaum.
[24573 |
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910; |
E 240574; Thompson music co., Chi- |
eago, Ill.
1408
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
TELL ME WHY YOU DO NOT LOVE ME;
written and composed by Harry Win-
eott. [24574
meric. G, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241158; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
TEMPO DI MAZURKA; par Alfonso Cipol-
lone, pour piano. [24575
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c Sept. 21,
1910; E 239607; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
TEMPTATION RAG; by Henry Lodge, arr.
by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; guitar
solo. [24576
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; H 239799; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
TENDERLY LEAD US; words by Mabel J.
Rosemon, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24577
ocr 10,1910; 2/¢ Oct. 17,
1910; E 242097; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
TENDRES REPROCHES; quatriéme lied,
par Robert-Charles Martin, op. 50,
pour piano.. [24578
erties, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17,
1910; E 242298; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris, France.
TERESINA, TERESI; versi e musica di
Giuseppe Giannelli. [24579
(esepiadts. 1910; .2 ©. Sept. 27,
1910; E 2389832; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
TERRIBLE EYES; lyric by Erma F. Gage,
music by Edw. Gage. [24580
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241212; McClure & Gage, Oakland,
Cal.
TrExAS; medley two-step. intro. My
morning rose, by Ed Edwards, arr.
by T. Cooper; orchestra with piano
ace. S8vo. [24581
© July 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; E 240426; Jos. Morris co., New
York, N.Y.
THANKFULNESS; music by F.
Gimbel. [24582
Oct. 14." 1910%,.2e; Oct; 15,
1910; E 241371; Leo Feist, New
Work, WY.
THANKS BE TO GoD; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. [24583
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239844; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
song,
24592
THANKSGIVING ANTHEM; music by M.
Greenwald. [24584
©) Oct... 14, 1940;".2° ev Oete 15;
1910; E 241377; Leo Feist, New
York Ne Ye
THAT ESPAGNOLA SWING; from We
won't be home till morning, lyrics
by Will A. Heelan, music by Sey-
mour Furth. [24585
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 10,
1910; EK 2387981; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT PECULIAR RAG; by IF. M. Fagan,
arr. for piano by Jimmie Blyer.
[24586
©; Sept. 12.) 19102) 2 5e) (Septaule:
1910; E 239282; Aubrey Stauffer &
co., Chicago, II].
THAT POSTAL RAG; by HE. L. McKenzie;
piano. 16mo. [24587
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239781; E. L. McKenzie,
Portland, Oreg.
THAT ROSE AND YoU; words by Herbert
Craswell, jr., music by B. M. Tice.
[24588
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389812; Blanche M. Tice,
Sioux City, Iowa.
THAT’S WHY LOTS OF PEOPLE MARRY
(Gonda, liebe kleine Gonda); duet
from The girl in the train (Die
geschiedene frau), lyric by Harry B.
Smith, music by Leo Fall. [24589
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 2393872; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
THAT’S WHY PEOPLE MARRY; from The
girl in the train (Die geschiedene
frau), music by Leo Fall; hotel
orech. 171. [24590
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2:¢c. Sept. 22,
1910: E 240237; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
THAT SWEET ITALIAN SONG; by James
Brockman; vocal orchestra. 4to.
[24591
@ Sept. 12; 1910;..2 c. Sept. 1s,
1910: H 237984; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
THAT WONDERFUL NIGHT; a Christmas
service, words by Edith S. Tillotson
and others, music by Charles H. Ga-
briel. iv. Svo. $0.05. [24592
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
A 272343; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Tike
1409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24593
THEN GOOD NIGHT; words and music
by E. De Noyer. [245938
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1910; E 239950;
Eddie De Noyer, New York, N. Y.
THEN I’LL SAY GOOD-BYE; words and
music by H. Thomas; violin ace.
[24594
Ove Oct! 13;7 1910", 240584:
Harry Thomas, Hot Springs, Ark.
THERE CAME THREE KINGS; words
anon., music by Mrs. Carrie B. Ad-
ams. [24595
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242137; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
THERE IS NO NORTH OR SOUTH TO-DAY;
by Manuel Klein; hotel orchestra.
Ato. [24596
© Sept.* 12, 41910,+ 2. -ex Sept. 413;
1910; K 237981; M. Witmark & sons,
iNew oy onk,N. WY.
THERE’S A BETTER TIME A-COMING FOR +
us, Aue words: by. Harry, Kerr,
music by Ted S. Barron. [24597
@©LOe C1910): 2 “Ce. Oct.28,. 1910:
E 241208; M. Witmark & sons, New
YorksJN: Y:
THERE’S AN AEROPLANE AIR ABOUT YOU;
from He came from Milwaukee,
words by Edward Madden, music by
Ben M. Jerome and Louis A. Hirsch.
[24598
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
EK 240875; Chas. K. Harris, New
Work, INGO:
THERE’S ONLY ONE THAT CALLS ME
HONEY, NOW; words and music by
W. O. Witscher. [24599
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c Sept. 24,
1910; E 2403823; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
THERE WERE SHEPHERDS; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Fred B. Holton. [24600
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389848; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
THERESE SEI NICHT BOSE (Therese be
mine); words by Adolf Phillip, mu-
sic by Jean Briquet. [24601
© Sept..20, 1910;-2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239538; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
THEY KNOW MY VOICE; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Alfred Beirly.
[24602
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242068; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Dis Tie ties, Vo o
THEY NEVER COME BACK; words and
music by Bert Fitzgibbon. [24603
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 8, 1910;
F] 241209; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work (N.Y:
THINK IT OVER Mary; words by
Thomas J. Gray, musie by Al Pian-
tadosi. [24604
© Sept. 26, '1910:"°2%EF Sept. 30;
1910; EK 240497; Leo Feist, New
Work ING ye
. THINK NOT OF IT; words by Keats, mu-
sic by Josef Holbrooke, op. 54, no.
5. (Four songs, no. 3.) [24605
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c Sept. 20,
1910; H 2402138; J. B. Cramer & Co.,
Jtd., London, England.
THINK OF ME (Gedenke mein); waltz,
by H. Necke; Op. Gan@siae eae Dy,
Ellen Ramson; pf. [24606
© Oct. 3; 1910; 2 ¢ Oek4, 1910;
E 241077; Theo. Presser ¢co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
THINKING OF you; words by H. De
Pierce and J. Young, music by H.
Norman. [24607
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240312; Ziegfeld, music pub-
lisher, New York, N. Y.
THIS IS HEAVEN; words by H. S. Kidd,
music by EF. G. Riggins. [24608
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240235; Francis G. Riggins,
Camden, N. J.
THIS IS THAT BREAD; words by Caro-
line Hazard, music by H. C. Mac-
dougall; women’s voices. 4to. (An-
thems... no:/ 120393) [24609
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 24,
1910; E 240301; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
THOMAS BROTHERS’ MARCH; by M. B.
Thomas; piano. [24610
© Oct. 12, 1910: 2.¢ Oct 191G-
EK 240955; Maurice B. Thomas,
Washington, D. C.
THou ArT, O Gop; string quintet
adapted to the poem by Thomas |
Moore, music by C. E. Gardner;
mixed voices.
© 1e. Oct. 3, 1910:;-H 24058i-
Carl E. Gardner, Lynn, Mass.
THOU BETHLEHEM; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton.
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 @ Sept. 28,
1910; E 239852; Lorenz pub. Co., |
Dayton, Ohio.
1410
[24611
[24612 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Noyv., 1910
24630
THOUGHTS; song, music by Gertrude
Sans Souci; high in D flat. [24613
© Sept. 20. 1910; 2 c@ Sept. 22,
1910; E 240264; Gertrude Sans
Souci-Toomey, New York, N. Y.
THOUGHTS OF HOME AND MOTHER;
words by Alexander Corless, music
by EH. E. Crerie. [24614
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239276; E. Edwin Crerie,
Pittsburg, Pa.
THREE (THE) BEARS; [cantata], writ-
ten and composed by Lewis Mennich.
Svo. [24615
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 2389996; J. Curwen & sons, I1td.,
London, England.
THREE HUMOROUS TWO-PART SONGS.
Contents. Cats duet. music by Ber-
theld; Reuben and Rachel, words by
Harry Birch, music by William
Gooch; Old farmer Slow, words by
Elmer E. Fetter, music by Geibel-
Duvernet. Edited by Frederic H.
Hipley, and H. &.. Heartz. 4to.
(Stanhope edition, no. 126.) [24616
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 23.
1910; EK 239627; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS: selections
from the opera by Anatol Friedland;
piano. [24617
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30.
1910; E 240477; Leo Feist,
York N.Y;
THROUGH CENTURIES OF SIN AND WOE;
Gurney, words by John Hampden
Gurney, music by David Stanley
Smith. [24618
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 e¢. Oct. 10,
1910; E 240812; Century co., New
York, N.Y.
THROW ME A KISS FROM THE TIPS OF
YOUR FINGERS, I’LL THROW YOU ONE
FROM MINE; words by Chas. Roth-
stein, music by Geo. E. Rutherford.
[24619
@ Sept .8,. 1910: 2 ¢. Sept. 15,
1910; E 2393845; Rutherford & Roth-
stein, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
THRUSHES; words by Winifred Cook,
musie by Mabel Prestwich. No. 1
in A minor. [ 24620
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
EH 241072; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd.,
London, England.
— — No. 2 in B minor. [24621
ie sent. 26, 4910-2 ce: Sept. 27,
1910; E 240400; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London, England.
New
THy LIGHT IS COME; Christmas introit
anthem, words from Isaiah 1x., music
by H. Clough-Leighter, op. 50, no. 1;
chorus of mixed voices. (Oct. cho-
ruses, no. 5447.) [ 24622
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c@ Sept. 24,
1910; E 240292; G. Schirmer, New
York. NOW
THY VOICE BELOVED; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Guy D’Har-
delot. [24623
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
H 241504; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
THY WILL BE DONE. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
TIE A RED RIBBON ON ME; from He
came from Milwaukee, lyric by Ed-
ward Madden, music by Ben M.
Jerome and Louis A. Hirsch. [24624
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910:
EK 240660; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, N. Y.
TILL WE REACH THE GLORY LAND; words
and music by L. E. Brower. [24625
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20.
1910; EH 240128; Lucie E. Brower,
Los Angeles, Cal.
To A RED ROSE; words by J. L. Cromme-
lin Brown, music by Maurice Besly.
i [24626
@© Sept... 1910-2. 7 Sepia 20)
1910; EK 240222; Leonard & co., Lon-
don, England.
To ARMS, TO ARMS; words by A. H.
Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[24627
© Sept. 15, 1910. 2) ce Oct: 13;
1910; E 241311; Ackley & Rode-
heaver, Chicago, I.
TO EVERY HEART THERE COMES SOME
GLADNESS; words and music by M.S.
Black. [24628
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15,1910;
HE 241419; Margaret S. Black, Mans-
field, Ohio.
To HIS FAIR PLEASANCE (Ne’ suoi giar-
dini) ; recitative and air, from the
opera Gulnara, English version by
Claude Aveling, music by L. Mar-
TOUT." . [24629
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240730; Metzler & co., Iltd., Lon-
don, England.
To NoraH; words by A. M. Champneys,
music by E. Douglas Tayler, op. 9,
no. 5. [24630
© Sept! 30," 1910s) 2 “ec Oat. <1,
1910; E 239982; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
1411
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24631
pt. 1, N.S, V. 5
To SLEEP; words by Lord Tennyson,
music by C. EE. whee de Boinville.
[24631
@) Aug. (2477 1910 2c, Sept... o.
1910; E 240371; C. E. Chastel de
Boinville, Liverpool, England.
See Grieg (EH. H.)
To THE GIRL I LOVE; words and music
by Mrs. C. V. Hellen. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [ 24632
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240462; Mrs. C. V. Hellen,
San Jose, Cal.
To SPRING.
To THE RIVER; vocal barecarole, words
by Edward Oxenford, music by
Percy H. Fietcher. 1. In E flat. 2.
In C. 3. In D. [24633-24635
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
22, 1910; EH 240265—-240267; Novello
& co., Itd., London, England.
TOAST SOKOLI. See Cztery piesni.
TOAST SPIEWAKOW. See Cztery piesni.
TO-DAY’S MY WEDDING DAY; words and
music by Julian Eltinge and Ray-
mond A. Browne. [24636
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241444; Music house of Laemmle,
New York, N. Y.
ToI, QUI M’AS CONSOLE; paroles de
Lionel Nastorg et Raymond Ferda,
musique de J. A. Messager. [24637
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1910;
KH 241067; L. Grus & cie, Paris,
France.
To-morrow; lullaby from Paoleita,
words by Paul Jones, music by Pie-
tro Floridia; sop. and alto. [24638
© Sept. 26, 1910: 2 c. Sept: 30,
1910; E 240495; Leo Feist, New
Mork, IN...
TouTtE A Mor (My queen and star);
words by Algernon Charles Swin-
burne, English adaptation by Fred
EK. Weatherly, music by Lady Ar-
thur Hill. [246389
©) Sept. 12, 1910: 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1910; E 240016; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
Toy (THE) SOLDIER’S MaRCH; from
the operetta The toy review, music
by Percy E. Fletcher. 1. Cello and
bass. 2. Viola. 3. Violino secondo.
4, Conductor and first violin.
[24640-24643
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
19, 1910; E 239393-—239396; Novello
& co., ltd., London, England.
ToYMAKER (THE) OF NUREMBERG;
valse by John Ansell; orchestra.
Ato. [24644
©. Sept. 6,. 1910]22gesrsenk. «,
1910; E 238975; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
TRANEN. See Roskin (Janot)
TRANEN IM AUGE; ged. von H. v. Wil-
denbruch, musik von Max Reger,
op. 8, fiir eine hohe stimme. (5
lieder, no. 2.) [24645
© Aug. 31, 19102 2°easepe, 2h
1910; E 239587; B. Schott’s sdhne,.
Mainz, Germany.
TRAINING (THE) COLLEGE SONG BOOK;
ed. by Fred J. W. Crowe. 4to.
[24646
© Aug. 25, 19105) 2er Ane 2.
1910; E 238840; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
TrauM; ged. von Hichendorff, musik
von Max Reger, op. 15, fiir eine mit-
tlere stimme. (10 lieder, no. 4.)
[24647
© Aug. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; H 239599; B Schott’s -sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TREE (A) SONG; words by Rudyard
Kipling, music by Florence Aylward.
[24648
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 241200; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
TRILL (THE) IN THE WORKS OF BDEE- |
THOVEN (Le trille dans Voeuvre de |
Beethoven); by Isidor Philipp;
piano: 19 ps2 rok [24649
© Sept. 26; 1910; 2 € Sept. 28> |}
1910; A 270912; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass. }
TRINITY CHIMES; for chiming clock, by |
C. A. Jacques; 6 bells. [24650 4
© June 1, 1910; 2c, OG As; 19108 F
E 241393; Chas. A. Jacques, New jf
York, N. Y.
TRIOMPHE (LE) D’AMoUR (Triumph of
love); valse, by Joseph Littau, op. |
10; piano. [24651 |
© Aug. 25, 190% 2c. Aug, 2a
1910; E 238850; Bucci bros., New #
Wowk< ING: |
TRIPPING OVER THE GREEN; by John |
Martin ; Eee Ole [24652 |
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 19105 F
E 2418038; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu- |
SIG4€0., Sedalia, Mo. )
TRIUMPHAL MARCH. See Verdi (G.)
1412
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447. Nov., 1910
24676
TRIXIE, My DIXIE GIRL; words by W. C. | TRzy PIESNI—Continued.
Ballard and L. A. Ripley, music by
Thomas E. Parker. [24653
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240877; Cincy music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
TROMMELUBUNGEN DER FINGER OHNE
INSTRUMENTE; von Aug. Leop. Sass.
12mo. [24654
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 10,
1910; E 287947; Chr. Friedrich Vie-
weg, g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
TROOPERS (THE); march and two step,
by Fred J. Bacon, arr. by R. E. Hil-
dreth; orchestra. 4to. [24655
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 238960; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
TROUBADOUR; von Ed. Poldini, op. 44,
fiir klavier. (Masken, no. 5.)
[24656
© Auge. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237944; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
See Verdi (G.)
TRUE (THE) AMERICAN; Roosevelt rag-
song, words and music by Edwin HE.
Downe. [24657
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241004; Ted Snyder co., New York,
Re
T-R-U-E TRUE; words by James Rowe,
music by Fred B. Holton. [24658
@yOc 11, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17,1910;
E 242046; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TRUMPET OF GOD, SOUND HIGH; Trum-
pet call, words by Arnold Brooks,
music by Raymond Huntington
Woodman. [24659
Cwsept:.29, 1910; .2 «c.. Oct. 10,
1910; E 240826; Century co., New
Work N.Y.
TRUMPETS (THE) OF THE LORD ARE
HEARD; words by Eben HE. Rexford,
music by B. D. Ackley. [24660
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241327: Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
TRUSTINGLY FOLLOW; words and music
by Ira B. Wilson. [24661
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242109; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TRZY PIESNI; contents—Hymn sokotow,
stowa W. Dabrowskiego, muzyka
Mieczystawa Soltysa, chor meski z
tow. for tepianu.—Marsz sokol6w
TROVATORE (IL)
wielkopolSkich, stowa Gacarzewicza,
muzyka H. Komnickiego. — Marsz
sokoila, musyka A. Bojarski, ten 1, 2
and bass 1, 2. 4to. [24662
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 14,
1910; EH 239228; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
contents :—Wygnaniec; na chor
mieszany oprac. Hug. Walkiewicz;
Sop. alt. ten. bass.—Veni Creator;
tercet, by Eug. Walkiewicz, op. 69,
no. 4; ten 1, 2 and bass. [24663
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 14,
1910; EK 289284; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (Peter Iljitech) Bar-
carolle; op. 387 bis; piano. (Chappell
ed. of popular pianoforte works, no.
25.) [24664
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239928; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
—— Chant sans paroles; piano. (Chap-
pell edition, no. 23.) [24665
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
~ 1910; EH 2389555; Chappell & co., Iltd.,
London, England.
Op. 2) Now 3, "arte by -E. Ee
Laurendeau. 4to. (Universal band
jour’l, no. 1254.) [24666
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240169; Carl Fischer, New
Work. ING YY:
Tu SI N’ATA; versi di R. Galdieri (Ram-
baldo), musica di Evemero Nardella.
[24667
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 239818; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
TUNE (THE) OF THE RED, WHITE AND
BLUE; words by J. N. Singer, music
by G. Russo. [24668
© June 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 17,
1910; E 240111; J. N. Singer &
George Russo, New York, N. Y.
T'UNEFUL TALES FOR LITTLE MUSICIANS §
15 easy pieces, words by Irma Clark,
music by Albert J. Rusby. Vocal or
instrumental. [24669
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239718; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TURKISH LOVE SONG; from Judy for-
got, words by Avery Hopwood, music
by Silvio Hein. [24670
© Oct: 181910; 2 +e.) Ockheas,
1910; EB 2414938; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, London,
Hngland.
1413
a rae a ie LETC RN RCGEERE TTS) GS |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24671
TURM-BALLADEN ; fiinf dichtungen von
Max Haushofer, musik von Ferdi-
nand Pfohl, op. 14. [24671
@©* Aug. 3,-19105 27e. Septz, 26.
1910; E 289765; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
TURN THOSE EYES AWAY; words and
musie by Billy Kent. [24672
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2, ec: Oct,.3,,. 19105
EK 240592; Maurice Shapiro, New
Monk. INa Y
22fUT’S “MIR LEID: aus GHurra, wir
leben noch, revue von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender, fiir ge-
sang und klavier. [24673
Septic lk’, 6010 372 = eof OCR eS:
1910; E 240611; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
TWENTY POPULAR ANTHEMS; for gen-
eral use, compiled by Robert E.
Austin. 8vo. (Half dollar choral
series. ) [24674
©, Sepiz 20: 1910)" 2) cs. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240755; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
TWILIGHT; a meditation, by Nathaniel
Irving Hyatt; arr. by John N. Klohr;
orchestra. 4to. [24675
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240458; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
——by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; violin
and piano. [24676
ie) Septic) 21, 19102. 2c. Sept... 245
1910; E 240373; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
sae beveric cby si Julia, Clair Wsry:
piano. [24677
© Oct-13; 1910-2 ¢- Oct. 44,1910:
FH) 241424; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
words and music by Minnie
Graves Watson. [24678
©) Septs 12; 1910; 2. es Sept: 13,
1910; E 237991; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, .N. Y.
TWILIGHT _(THE) STAR; music by
Joseph Barnby, ed. and arr. by Fred-
eric H. “Ripley and H. L. Heartz;
Sap ie |2 sand: v alte: 4to. -CEhe
Stanhope edition, no. 144.) [24679
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240794; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
TWILIGHT (A) sTOoRY; by Frances FE.
Terry, op. 5; piano. (Six character-
istic little pieces, no. 3.) [24680
©) Ames15,° 1910; .2 ¢: Sept. 20,
1910; E 240204; Carl Fischer, New
York, N:-.
Dt. Sa ss v0
Two IS COMPANY; words and music by
H. P. Schmutz and Blizabeth C.
Oakley; sop. or bar. [24681
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1910; E 241001;
Mrs. Helen Parker Schmutz, North-
port, Tu TaN. we
Two LOVING ARMS; words and music
by Francis Bohr, 1 in G. [24682
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 Gasese 2s.
1910; E 289940; Ellis Howard, Lon-
don, England.
UBER ALLEN GIPFELN IST RUH; ged. von
Goethe, musik von Bernh. Jos.
Chwatal, op. 88. Hoch und tief.
[24683
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 « Sept. 24,
1910; E 240279; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Um picH; ged. von Isolde Kurz, musik
von Max Reger, op.12. (5 lieder, no.
5s) [24684
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; E 239595; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
UNCLE JASPER; a little rag by Edward
Hazel; band. 4to. [24685
© Oct. 7,.1910; 2 c. Oet. 10, 1910;
E 240880; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
UNCLE SAM’S POLE; words and music
by G. Strickshield. [24686
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241499; Central music pub. co.,
Topeka, Kans.
UNDER THY WINDOW; words by Thomas
Lamb Phipson, music by Isidora
Martinez. [24687
©Sept. 12, 1910: 2 eF Sept 4s,
1910; E 237998; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
UNITED (THE) SERVICE; march, by
R. J. Hernandez; full band. 4to.
(Amer. star jour’l., no. 1335.)
[24688
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240171; Carl Fischer, New
Works Ne Ye
U. S. S. RuopE ISLAND MARCH; by
G. R. Merlo; piano.. New York,
Jerome H. Remick & Co. [24689
© Aug. 24,. 1910; 2) eraseprae
1910; BE 239343; G. R. Merlo, New
York, N.Y.
UNTER DEN LINDEN; tandaradie, ged.
yon Walther vy. d. Vogelweide. Eng-
lish version by I. Gottlieb, musik
von Robert Fischhof. (8 lieder, no.
ples) _ [24690
© Aug. '3, 1910; ‘2 cc SepiaZe,
1910; E 239762; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
1414
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
247058
Unto THEE I LIFT MINE EYES; music
by Shilo Shaffer Myers. Svo. (Jn
ee Chor, vol. ti, no. 10. Oct. 5,
1910. ) [24691
m Get fd, 1910; 1 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240747; Fillmore bros. ¢o., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
Up AND AWAY; march, music by Adam
Geibel, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; sop. and
alto. (Stanhope ed., no. 182.) 4to.
[24692
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1910; E 239935; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
UP IN THE AIR; words by C. P. McDon-
ald, music by Parker H. Daggett.
[24693
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239644; G. A. Daggett,
Neponset, Mass.
VALSE BRILLANTE [no. 2]; by J. Schul-
hoff, op. 20, rev. and ed. by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. [24694
Memenen22, 1910; 2 c Oct. 12,
1910; EH 240971; Carl Fischer, New
York, WN. ¥.
VALSE BRUNE; Sur la Chanson de G.
Villard et G. Krier, arr. pour piano
seul, par Georges Krier. [24695
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 289473; G. Krier, Paris,
France.
VALSE (LA) DES BRISES; grande valse,
paroles de C. Soubise, musique de
Edmond Missa; mezzo sop. (Choix
des plus jollies mélodies, no. 8.)
[24696
©) Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241065; Joubert, Paris, France.
VALSE ESPAGNOLE; by Angelo Masche-
roni, arr. by Frank Winterbottom.
(Hawkes & son’s military band ed.,
no. 348.) [24697
ieyseut, 26, 1910: 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; HE 240353; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
VALSE GRACIEUSE; von Arthur Seybold,
op. 141, fiir violine mit klavierbeglei-
tung. (Fiinf leichte vorspielstticke,
no. 5.) [24698
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢..Oct. 41,1910;
E 239983; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
VALSE INDOLENTE; by Paolo Gallico,
op. 15, no. 1; piano. [24699
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
EH 241484; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, London, England.
VALSE LENTE; by Mark Skalmer, op. 4,
no. 2; violoncello with piano acc.
[24700
© Nept: 21, 1990 2 Cusepircie
1910; EH 239542; Carl Hauser, New
Yorks “Ney.
VALSE MELANCOLIQUE; by A. von Ahn
Carse; pf. (Characteristic pieces,
TOS Els) [24701
©: Sept: 23, .1910;. 2 -¢.. Octi-1,
1910; E 241027; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
VALSE MIGNONNE; par Alfred Kaiser,
pour piano. (Arlequinade, no. 7.)
[24702
© VAue 21) 1910-2 e | Sepia ais
1910; EH 239569; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
VALSE TRISTE; aus der musik zu Arvid
Jirnefelts drama, Kuolema musik
yon Jean Sibelius, op. 44, bearbei-
tung von Otto Taubmann, fiir streich
quartett und klavier. [24703
© Aus, 6, 1910. 2 & Sepiriao:
1910; E 237968; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
VARIATIONEN; tiber ein eigenes thema,
von Stanislav Letovsky, op. 2, fir
klavier. [24704
© Aue, 2. 1910" 2° c: Sept Ao;
1910; E 2387974; Schlesinger’sche
buch & musikhbandlung (Rob. Lie-
nau), Berlin, Germany.
VARIATIONEN UBER EIN TEMA VON
CoRELLI; von Giuseppe ‘Tartini,
bearb. von Fritz Kreisler, fiir violine
und klavier. [24705
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 26,
1910; E 239722; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
VARIATIONS PLAISANTES; sur un théme
grave, par Roger-Ducasse; pour
harpe obligée et orch. [24706
@uOect i, 1910;..2:¢.. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 241060; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
VART SAMFUND AR I HIMMELEN;
tjugutredje séndagen efter trefal-
dighet, ord fran Fil. 3:20, 21, musik
ath Ww. B. -Gilbert, “[arr. “by “Jc. S.
Hillgren]. (Koérsinger fdr gudst-
jiinsten, no. 35, oktav serie.) [24707
©) Sept: 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct 8,
1910; E 240583; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Ill.
VASAMMICE, STRIGNIMMICE; versi e
musica di Osear Cattedra. [24708
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Sept. 27,
1910: BE 2389888: Raffaele I[2z0,
Naples, Italy.
1415
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24709
pt. IED. ns. va
VELOCE RITORNO (Hasty return) ; galop
di <A. Leonardi, per pianoforte.
(Una gita in dirigibile, no. 8.)
[24709
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2° ¢. Sept. -30,
1910: E 240513; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
VENI CREATOR. See Trzy pieSni.
VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS; music by
Homer N. Bartlett, op. 234, rev. and
ed. by Nicola A. Montani; unison
chorus of men’s voices alternating
with four-part mixed chorus. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5486.) [24710
@ .Sept.-8, 1910--2 ce 'Sepie Ae:
1910; E 237919; G. Schirmer, New
Mor. ING:
VERBENA (LA); féte populaire, suite
espagnole par P. Lacome, transcrip-
tion pour piano & 2 mains par l’au-
teur. [24711
©: Oet. 1, 19110; 2 ec: Sept: 26, 1910 ;
E 239751; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Aida; _ selection,
arr. by Charles Godfrey, junr., for
the pianoforte. 113259. [24712
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240849; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
Triumphal march, from Aida;
arr. by Paul Ambrose; piano.
[24713
©), Oct. 119105 42, ex Sept: 30,
1910; E 240493; J. H. Schroeder,
New York, N. Y.
irovatore (al) >. ark oby eWeek:
Ambrosio, for violin and piano, with
second and third violin and guitar
part, ad lib. [24714
© Aus: 9, 1910: 2 c.Sept. 20:
1910; E 240200; Carl Fischer, New
Work IN. AY:
VERDICTS; written and composed by
Frank Wood. [24715
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c« Sept. 23,
1910; HY, 239629; Wrancis; .Day’ &
Hunter, London, England.
VERHEIRATET; aus Hurra—wir leben
noch, revue von Julius Freund, mu-
sik von Victor Hollaender, fiir ge-
sang und klavier. [24716
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240603; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
VERLASSEN HAB’ ICH MEIN LIEB; ged.
von Franz Engel, musik von Max Re-
ger, op. 15, fiir eine mittlere stimme.
(10 lieder, no. 9.) [24717
© Aug. 26,- 1910:) 25esiSepn 2k
1910; E 2389604; B. Schott’s Sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
VERMELAND; a paraphrase on Swedish
folk-songs; by Rudolf Friml, op. 64;
pf. and violin. [24718
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1910;
E241117; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING exe
VERMONTER’S (A) SONG: words by AI-
fred J. Hough, music by C. B. Drake.
[24719
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 «@ Sept. 17,
1910; E 240113; Charles B. Drake,
West Lebanon, N. H.
VERRATENE LIEBE; musik von Ludwig
Freund, arr. von BH. Btinenezen) ©
Harmonie und blechmusik. 2. Har-
moniemusik. [ 24720, 24721
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. each Sept.
21, 1910; BE 2395t2) 239 ats - ear
monie verlag, Berlin, Germany.
VERTIGE; valse-boston, par C. Worsley.
1. Clarinette seule. 2. Mandoline
seule. 38. Cornet seul. 4. Fltte
seule. 5. Violon seul. 6. Orchestre,
arr. par. F. D. Marchetti.
[24722-24727
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec each Oct.
17, 1910; H 242276—-242281; Emile
Ledue, P. Bertrand & cie., Paris,
France.
VeEsPER. See Day (The) is past and
over.
VESPERAL. See Soir dans la plaine.
VETERAN (THE); march and two step
by Oliver E. Story; pf. [24728
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 241149; O’Neil & Story, Boston,
Mass.
Vicar (THE) OF BRAY: composed by
Ernest Austin, op. 85, with varia-
tions arr. for pianoforte solo, by the
composer. [24729
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1910; |
HE} 239981; Novello & co., ltd., Lon- |
don, England.
VICINO A TTE; versi di Giulio Danzi,
musica di Luigi De Luca. [24730 |
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 & Sept 27,
1910; E 2389884; Raffaele Izzo, |
Naples, Italy.
VICTOR OR VANQUISHED; words by Mary |
N. McCracken, music by Giuseppe
Ferrata, op. 27, no. 5; baritone or §j
bass voice. [24731 |
©. Oct.: 4, 1910s.2 ce, Oct to10 7
E 240629: G. Schirmer, ine., New |
Veslzs New.
1416
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1910
24747
Victory; patriotic march, words by
Harold Harmon, music by George
Hayes, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; sopranos
and alto, bass ad lib. 4to. (The
Stanhope ed., no. 148.) [247382
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1910;
E 2406383; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
VICT’RY ALL ALONG THE LINE; words by
R. L. Fletcher, music by Ira.B. Wil-
son. [247383
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242078; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
VIEILLES AMOURS; valse lente de C.
Worsley, orchestrée par F. D.
Marchette, avec piano-conducteur.
Ato. [247384
© Oct. 18. 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242284; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
von Grifin Maria
Klinkowstroem, musik von Robert
Fischhof. (3 lieder, no. 3.) [247385
ane 5. 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 239764; Universal edition,
Vienna, Austria.
VIELLEICHT; ged.
Viotin (THE) AND THE SONG; Ist.
verse anon., 2nd. verse and music
by Minnie Graves Watson. [24736
oesemie 24 1910; 2 e. Sept: 26,
1910; E 239695; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
VIOLIN-KONZERT. See Mozart (W. A.)
VivA EL TORERO; marche espagnole par
Francis Popy, pour piano. [24737
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c¢. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239469; EK. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
VOCALISE-ETUDE; en forme de haba-
nera, par Maurice Ravel, pour voix
moyennes, ed. by <A. li... Hettich.
(Répertoire moderne de vocalises-
études, 2° vol., no. 20.) [24738
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242270; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
——chanson des cyclades, par Raoul
Laparra, pour voix élevées, ed. by
A. L. Hettich. (Répertoire moder-
ne de vocalises-études, 2° vol., no.
19.) [24739
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242269; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
a a A
V OCALISE-ETUDE—-Continued.
par Vincent d’ Indy, pour voix
élevées, ed. by—A: IL. MHettich.
(Répertoire moderne de vocalises-
études, 2° vol., no. 18.) [24740
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
TE) 242268; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris, France.
VOLUPTUOSO; vals lento par Manuel.
Alonso, para piano. [24741
© Aug. 25, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 2389954; Breitkopf-Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
VORSPIEL UND SICILIANA.
eagmi (CPs)
See Mas-
VOTRE BAISER D’ADIEU; grande valse
sur les motifs de la valse chantée,
par Raoul Soler, pour piano. [24742
© Sep 17, 1910-2" e "Sept. 19:
1910; E 239470; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
W GORZE KRpGI- Marsz so-koli. See
Dwie pieSsni.
WAITIN’ FOR THE MOON; a _ darky
lullaby, words by Happy O’Neil,
music by Oliver HE. Story. [24743
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241150; O’Neil & Story, Boston,
Mass.
WAITING FOR THE CHILDREN; words by
Harriet D. Castle, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24744
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289860; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WAKEN, LORDS AND LADIES GAY; words
by Walter Scott, music by W.
Griffith; ladies’ voices. S8vo. (Two-
part music, school series, no. 60.)
[24745
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1910; E 240382; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
WALDLIED; ged. von Uhland, musik
von Max Reger, op. 8, fiir eine hohe
stimme. (5 lieder, no. 1.) [24746
© Aus, 31.1900. 2: co Sept. 21;
1910; E 289586; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
WANDERBILDER (Travelling-pictures) ;
sechs kleine vortragsstticke, von S.
Jadassohn, op. 122; neue instructive
mit vortragszeichen und fingersitzen
versehene, ausgabe von Adolph Ru-
thardt, ftir pianoforte. Partitur.
[24747
@, Sept.cd44910s> 2.6 -Ock AG
1910; BE 242255; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
1417
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24748
WATCH AND PRAY AND WORK; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by Jobn D.
Creswell. [24748
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct: 17, 1910;
E 242129; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WATER-LILIES; gavotte, words by Rich-
ard Henry Buck, music by Karl Lin-
ders, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; sop. and
alto. (The Stanhope ed., no. 133.)
4to. [24749
© Sept. 26, 19102 27e Septz’28,
1910; HE 239934; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
— waltzes by Oliver E. Story; piano.
[24750
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 6, 1910;
E 241148; O’Neil & Story, Boston,
Mass.
WATER-NYMPH’S LOVE DREAM; reverie
d’amour, by M. Thea. Hays; piano.
{24751
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1910;
E 241806; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
WATER-SIDE (THE) ; Scottish folk-song,
poem by Rebert Burns, music arr.
by Edgar L. Bainton; mixed voices.
Ato. [24752
2@ {Sept +28, 1910: 2 4ex Sept, 29;
1910; EH 240434; Novello & co., 1td.,
London, England.
WAVELETS; by L. HE. Orth, op. 31, no. 8.
pf. (Little lessons, no. 8.) [24753
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 © Oct. 4, 1910;
EK 241111; G. Schirmer, New York,
INE:
WAVES oF WYE; words and music by
D. Lloyd. New York, F.-B. Havi-
land pub. co. [24754
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c Sept. 23,
1910; E 239639; Daniel Lloyd, Cam-
bridge, Md.
WE ADJOURN; words by Harriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24755
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; EK 2389868; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WE CAME BACK; words and music by
R, Abrahall. [24756
© 1 ec. Oct. 15, 1910; EB 241392:
Rollie Abrahall, E. Moriches, N. Y.
WE CAN’T ALL LIVE IN EASY STREET;
written and composed by Paul Pel-
ham and Herbert Rule. [24757
© Sept. 20; 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; EH 240160; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
pt. Ha nes), Vv. 5
WE DON’T WANT A GIRL; written by
Will Letters and Rich and Rich,
composed by Will Letters. [24758
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 241267; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
WE'LL BE TRUE; words by Mabel J.
Resemon, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24759
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
FE 242115; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WE’LL HAVE MORE PUNKIN PIE; words
and music by C. Weinberg. [24760
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1910; BH 241264;
Charles Weinberg, Derby, Conn.
WE’LL NEVER SAY GOOD BYE; words and
music by EH. L. Greensfelder. [24761
© 1« Aug. 26; 1910; Bie2ass23;;
Elmer Lewis Greensfelder, Balti-
more, Md.
WE LOVE ANOTHER; humorous duet,
words by Norman Grant, music by
Godfrey Mayne. [24762
© Sept. 23,1910; 2 ec) Sept. 23,
1910; E 2389683; Reynolds & ¢co.,
London, England.
WE MARCH AROUND THE CHRISTMAS
TREE; words by Ada _ Blenkhorn,
musie by E. S. Lorenz. [24763
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239894; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WE’RE A’ NODDIN’; Scottish folk song,
arr. by John EH. West, for mixed
quartet or chorus. 4to. (Scottish
part songs, no. 146.) [24764
©. Sept. 12; -1910+°2 essen 46;
1910; E 239302; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
WE’RE THE JOLLIEST KIDS IN TOWN;
words and music by Neline. New
York, F. B. Haviland ~pubssece:
[24765
© Sept. 19, 1910372 Ge Senn as:
1910; E 239429; Nellie Linn Lemon,
Havana, Kans.
WE WILL NOT LIVE IN A BUNGALOW ;
duet from The slim princess, words
by Henry Blossom, music by Leslie
Stuart. [24766
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 22,
1910; E 240273; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
arr. by S. Deshon; orchestra.
Ato. [24767
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢ Sept. 26,
1910; FE 239712; Chappell & co., itd.,
London, England.
1418
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nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24785
WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS;
words by Elizabeth Wakeman, music
by E. S. Lorenz. [24768
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; H 2389898; Lorenz pub. ©co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WE WON’T GO HOME TILL BREAK OF DAY;
from We won’t go home till morn-
ing, lyrics by Will A. Heelan, music
by Seymour Furth. [24769
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237929; Jos. Morris co., New
Mork N. Y.
WEARING (THE) OF THE GREEN; Song
by Theo. Burt Sayre, special arr. by
P. Eugene. [24770
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct..1, 1910;
E 241018; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mosk, N.. Y.
WEDDING BELLS; from He came from
Milwaukee, words by Edward Mad-
den, music by Ben. M. Jerome and
Louis A. Hirsch. [24771
ie seo. 22 1910: 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; HY 239659; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
WEDDING MARCH; processional, by A.
Jensen, arr. by H. Hudson; organ.
obl. Svo. (Organ series, no. 21.)
[24772
© duly 30, 1910; 2: ¢ Sept. 10,
1910; E 237964; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
— (Hochzeitsmarsch); by Alfred
Moffat, ed. and fingered by Philipp
Mittell; violin and piano. [24773
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1910;
E 241276; G. Schirmer, inc., New
VWorkseNu. Y.
WEDDING OF THE BUTTERFLIES; waltzes,
by A. M. White; piano. 8vo.
[24774
© 1c Oct. 8, 1910; E 240672;
Adele M. White, Berkeley, Cal.
WEIHNACHTSFEE (DIE); ein singspiel,
text und musik von Georg Porepp,
op. 26. Vollstindiger klavierauszug
mit text. [24775
© Aug. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1910; D 18726; Robert Reibenstein,
Gr. Lichterfelde, Berlin, Germany.
WEIHNACHTSGLOCKEN ; von Otto
Frank, op. 21, fiir klavier. [24776
@ Oct. 18,7, 1910.3 2». e.,:Oct.. 15,
1910; E 241410; H. R. Krentzlin,
Berlin, Germany.
W FEIHNACHTSGLOCKEN—Continued.
(Christmas bells) ; von Ferdinand
Meyer, op. 27, no. 7; piano; (Zum
Weihnachtsfest, no. 1.) [24777
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; H 239518; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WEIHNACHTSLIEDER FUR DIE JUGEND-
LICHE WELT; trio von Friedrich
Seitz, op. 39, fiir violine, violoncello
und pianoforte. [24778
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 26,
1910; E 239683; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WEIHNACHTSTERN (Derr); ged. von OC.
Staebler, musik von Theo. Zbinden.
[24779
© Sept? 2051910. 2c Sept. 2k
1910; EK 2389495; C. Hauser, agt.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
WEINE NUR NICHT; ged aus Des kna-
ben wunderhorn, vertont von Rich-
ard Trunk, op. 30, no. 5, fir minner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. [24780
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17,
1910; E 242237; Gebritider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
WEINLIED; ged. von Hgidius Scheid,
musik von J. Lenzen, op. 56.
[24781
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240578; Chas. W. Bardenheier, St.
Louis, Mo.
WELCOME, DELIGHTFUL MORN; South-
worth, words by Hayward, music by
Raymond Huntington Woodman.
[24782
© Sept, 29; 1910. 2 & Oct, 10;
1910; EK 240815; Century co., New
York, N. OM.
WELCOME, HAPPY CHRISTMAS; words
by George O. Webster, music by
Karl K. Lorenz. [24783
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389910; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WELCOME TO CHRISTMAS; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [24784
©Oct; 10; 19105 2'c, Oct..12, 1910;
EH 240936; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
TN
WENN ICH’S NUR wusstT; ged. von H.
Ehlen, musik von Max Reger, op. 12,
(5 lieder, no. 3. [24785
© Aug. 29, 1910; 2 « Sept. 21,
1910; E 239598; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
1419
24786
WER KANN DAFUR; walzer aus der
posse, Polnische wirtschaft, musik
von Jean Gilbert ftir Klavier mit
liberlegtem text. [24786
@© Aug. 23, -1910; 2 c& Sept. 29,
1910; E 239965; Thalia-theater-ver-
lag, Berlin, Germany.
WESELE KUJAWIAK; muzyka B. J. Za-
lewskiego, na chor meski opra-cowat
Eng. Walkiewicz; ten 1, 2 and bass
£2. [24787
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c Sept. 14,
19105 9) 239283. BB: od. Zalewski,
Chicago, III.
WETTEN, DASS; aus Hurra, wir leben
noch, revue yon Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender, fiir
gesang und klavier. [24788
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 «@ Oct. 8,
1910; E 240608 : Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
WHAT A DIFF’RENCE WHEN YOUR SHIP
COMES HOME; written and composed
by I. W. Connor. [24789
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Sept.. 27,
1910; E 240828; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHAT CHANCE HAS A FLOWER WITH
you; words and music by Edward A.
Denish. [24790
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 11, 1910:
E 241271; Harrison music pub. ¢o.,
Prov idence, RY sb,
WHAT WOULD YOU Do; words by Arthur
M. Fredeen, music by J. R. Jacob-
sen. [24791
© Aug. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Aus. -26,
1910; E 238832 : Fredeen & Jacob-
sen, Chicago, Ill.
WHEN BARNEY COMES OVER THE HILL;
words by P. J. O’Reilly, music by
Walter Meyrowitz. Low voice.
[24792
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 17,
1910; E 239424; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WHEN CHRISTMAS LIGHT IS SHINING;
words by Lizzie DeArmond, music
by Chas. H. Gabriel. [24793
ett 1S; 2: Cc. Og.- 12.
1910; E 240939; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN DAY IS DONE; poetry by C. D.
Michael, music by Wilfrid Shaw:
mixed voices. 4to. (Choral album,
no. 973.) [24794
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 239301; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
ee ee ST TS csinin,; 6
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TEES, VS
WHEN DE MOON AM A’ SHININ’ ON DE
RIVER; words and music by Bliss Mil-
ford. [24795
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1910; E 241360;
Mrs. B. M. Higgins, New York, N. Y.
WHEN HEINE HE PLAYS ON THE SLIDE
TROMBONE; words by G. Harold Fen-
nell, music by Albert Rudd. [24796
© ic. Oct. 10, 1910; EH 240841;
G. H. Fennell and Albert Rudd, New
York, «N.Y:
WHEN I LOST You; words and music
by Paul A. Rubens. [24797
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241505; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN I’M GROWN UP; words by D.
Eardley-Wilmont, music by George
Aitken. [24798
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 6 Sept. 28,
1910; E 239925; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
WHEN I SEE YOUR FACE; written and
composed by Chas. Collins and Chas.
Ridgwell. [24799
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ce Sept. 138,
1910; E 2387978; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHEN JESUS CALLS YOUR NAME: words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by I. E.
Reynolds. 8vo. (Seven gospel songs,
no. 7.) [24800
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 240121; ae E. Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga.
WHEN MOTHER LOVE; Tudor, words by
Tudor Jenks, music by J. Christo-
pher Marks, jr. [24801
© Sept. 29,1910; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240821; Century co., New York,
i Pe
WHEN MY SOUL REACHES HOME: words
by Johnson Oatman, music by Powell
G. Fithian. [24802
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242132; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WHEN PA IS SICK; comic song, music
by S. Seiler. [24803
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1910;
E 238842; S. Seiler, Los Angeles,
Cal.
WHEN RoSA ROSANA SINGS MATZE SO-
PRANO; from Jumping Jupiter, words
and music by Edward Clark. [24804
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239403; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
1420
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24821
WHEN ROSES BLOOM; words by Haroid
Simpson, music by Harold Austin.
No. 2 in A flat. [24805
moc 3 1910: 2 ce Oct.. 4, 1910;
BE 241199; Chappell & co., Itd., Len-
don, England.
WHEN THE BALAIKA [balalaika] ; words
by Thomas Moore, musie by Giuseppe
Ferrata, op. 27, no. 1; high voice.
[24806
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1910;
BE 240630; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York, N. Y.
WHEN THE BELLS RING OUT FOR ROSIE;
written and composed by Joseph
Tabrar. [24807
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1910; E 2403827; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHEN THE CAMP-FIRE’S BRIGHTLY
BURNING; written and composed by
Frank Leo. [24808
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20.
1910; E 240168; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHEN THE CLOVER BLOOMS AGAIN;
words by Charles G. D. Roberts,
music by Giusepne Ferrata, op. 27,
no. 3; medium voice. [24809
©) Oe) 4, 1910; 2c. Oct. .5, 1910;
E 240631; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Mark, N.Y.
WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW; unison,
words and music by Gerald M. Lane,
ed. and arr. by Frederick H. Ripley
and H. L. Heartz. (Stanhope edi-
tion, no. 1386.) [24810
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1910; H 240472; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
WHEN THE LORD OF LOVE WAS HERE; |
Constance, words by Stopford Au-
gustus Brooks, music by Raymond
Huntington Woodman. [24811
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1910; EH 240819; Century co., New
Won. IN. Y;
WHEN THE MAN IN THE MOON SHAKES
HANDS WITH THE MAN IN THE AERO-
PLANE; words and music by Bert
Fitzgibbon and Louis Weslyn.
[24812
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241210; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y.
WHEN THE MAY’S IN BLOOM; words by
Edward ‘Teschemacher, music by
Charles Marshall. [24813
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241502; Boosey & co., London,
England.
WHEN THE SILV’RY MOON IS SHINING,
PHYLLLIS DEAR; words by Robert
Rexdale, music by Hugene R. Ken-
ney, Chicago, Robertus co. [24814
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1910;
EH 241263; Robert Rexdale, Rock
Island, Il.
WHEN THE SUMMER SUN IS DYING,
Rose-MARIE; written and composed
by Percy Edgar. New York, T. B.
Harms and Francis, Day & Hunter.
[24815
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240450; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHEN THE YEAR SWINGS ROUND TO
CHRISTMAS; words by Ida Reed
Smith, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24816
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 e. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239887; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WHEN TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ONE; words
and music by W. Deas. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [24817
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
{} 240854; Wm. Deas, Atlantic City,
INGA OE
WHEN WE SUNG IN THE VILLAGE CHOIR;
from the rural musical play Hope
Valley, lyrics by P. J. Burrell], music
by F. J. Weed. [24818
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240360;
Perey J. Burrell, Boston, Mass.
WHEN YOU ARE NEAR; words by Fred-
erick G. Bowles, music by Louis Vic-
tor Saar, op. 64. No. 3. Low voice.
[24819
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1910; E 240461; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WHEN YOU WAKE; words by Maud
Cunningham, music by Dorothy Hill.
[24820
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240885; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO, MY PRETTY
MAID; humorous part-song, music by
A. J. Caldicott, ed. and arr. by Fred-
eric H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz;
male voices. 4to. (Stanhope ed.,
no. 148.) [24821
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240643: White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
1421
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24822
Dt.,.1 HES, V5
WHERE BE YOU GOING; words by Keats,
music by Josef Holbrooke, op. 54, no.
4, (Four songs, no. 2.) [24822
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; H 240212; J. B. Cramer & ¢o.,
Itd., London, England.
WHERE SWEET WILD ROSES GROW; words
and music by Bert Saulsman.
[248238
©) -Oct.- 8, 1910 = 2) eC Octi rs, es:
HE 241227; Middletown music pub.
co., Middletown, Conn.
WHERE THE DESERT MEETS THE NILE;
a Sahara echo, lyric and music by
J. R. Shannon. [24824
©) jSept. 9, 1910-72) c, ‘Sept. 12;
1910; E 239281; Grinnell bros., De-
troit, Mich.
WHERE THE JASMINE TRAILS; words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Percy
Hlliott. [24825
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239553; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
WHERE THE WILLOW’ BENDS ITS
BOUGHS; words and music by L.
Allison. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [24826
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 241246; Lola Allison, Rockford,
Tl.
WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED; words by
George O. Webster, music by Karl
K. Lorenz. [24827
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; HE 239909; --Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WHILE THE VILLAGE BELLS WERE RING-
ING; words and music by W. H.
Jackson. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [24828
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2>c¢..Sept. 27,
1910; E 240899; W. H. Jackson,
Gananoque, Canada.
WHIRL (THE) OF SOCIETY; march and
two step, by F. E. Blanchard; piano.
[24829
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1910; E 240375; Francis E. Blanch-
ard, Defiance, Ohio.
WHISPERS SUMMERTIME; words and
music by L. M. Burger. Modesto,
Modesto music co. [24880
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
FE 241230; Lila M. Burger, San Jose,
Cal. .
WHO’LL Buy? words by G. Hubi-New-
combe, music by W. Stratton. Lich-
field, City music publishing co.
[24831
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 c Sept. 17,
1910; E 240759; Wymar Stratton,
Birmingham, England.
WHO’s LOONEY NOW; words by J. W.
Hamer, music by J. W. Hamer and
H.-B. Hill: [24832
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; H 240347;
J. W. Hamer & Frank B. Hill, New
Yorke NOY :
WHO WILL GO; words and music by L.
E. Brower. [248383
© May 18, 1910; 2 « Sept. 20,
1910; E 240126; Lucie E. Brower,
Los- Angeles, Cal.
WHO WILL VOLUNTEER; words by Mrs.
C. D. Martin, music by Alfred
Beirly. [24834
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242088; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WHOOPS MY DEAR; words by Billy J.
Morrissey, music by Bert EF. Grant.
[24835
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c«. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289585; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N.Y.
Wuy (Warum) ; by Carl Rath, op. 42;
pianc. [248386
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oet. 14, 1910;
Ee 241427; Hatch music eco., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WHY DON’T THE CLOCK GO FASTER;
words by Belle Case Harrington, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. [24837
© Sept. 15;/1910-"2 @ Sennu2s-
1910; E 2389896; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Wuy Ty CoBB MAKES THE WINNING
SCORE; words and music by W. K.
Allen. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [24838
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 & Oct. 10,4910;
BE 240853; Woodruff K. Allen, At-
lanta, Ga.
WIDMUNG; musik von Max Reger, op.
4, fiir eine mittlere stimme. (6
lieder, no. 2.) ;
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2° ¢ Seper2ae
1910; E 239581; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
WIEGENLIED; by H. Kjerulf, tran-
scribed by William Faulkes; organ.
[24840
©: Aug. 26, 1910; 2 c7Sept 21,
1910; EH 239571; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
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nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24859
WHIEGENLIED—Continued.
von Arthur Seybold, op. 141, ftir
violine mit klavierbegleitung. |
[24841
©) Oct 1; 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1910;
E 239986; N. Simrock, Berlin, Ger-
many.
yon Heinrich Weinreis, op. 28, fiir
sireichorchester und harfe, ad lib.
Partitur und stimmen. [24842
© Aug. 13, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237952; Chr. Friedrich Vie-
weg, ¢. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
(Cradle song); ged. von Albert
Trager, English words by Mrs. H. W.
Draber, musik von Max Reger, fir
tiefe stimme, C dur. [248438
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239415; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin, Germany.
WIEGENLIED UND ABENDSTILLE.
Strauss (R.)
WILD ROSES; 12 characteristic piano-
forte duets, by Léon D’Ourville, op.
41; rev., phrased and fingered by O.
Thimer. Bks 1 and 2. obl. 8vo.
(Augener’s edition, nos. 8555 A ana
B.) [ 24844, 24845
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 7,
1910; HE 241236, 241237; Augener
ltd., London, England.
WILL you Go; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by I. E. Reynolds. 8vo.
(Seven Gospel songs, no. 2.) [24846
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1910;
E 240116; I. E. Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga.
WILSON’S SACRED QUARTETS FOR MIXED
VOICES. 4to. [24847
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1910; E 237914; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WILT THOU WEEP; words from Byron,
music by Samuel Bollinger, op. 16,
no. 2; high in E minor. [24848
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 241404; G. Schirmer, New York,
mi. ¥.
WIND AND sEA; four-part song, words
by Bayard Taylor, music by Arthur
Bergh; men’s voices. (Oct. edition,
no. 12062.) [24849
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240302; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
WINDING (A) PATH; by Frances HE.
Terry, op. 5; piano. (Six character-
istic little pieces, no. 6.) [24850
© Aue 15, 1910;2.-¢..Sept, 20,
1910; E 240207; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. Y.
See
WINTER (THE) IT IS PAST; Scottish
folk-song, words by Robert Burns,
music arr. by Edgar L. Bainton, for
mixed voices. 4to. (Part-song book,
second series, no. 1207.) [24851
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1910;
E 240862; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
WINTERAHNUNG; musik von Max
Reger, op. 4, ftir eine mittlere
stimme. (6 lieder, no. 3.) [25852
©) Sept. 1) 1910) 2 «ec "Sep 2s
1910; E 289582; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
WIR TANZEN RINGELREIHN; lied aus der
operette, Die Dollarprinzessin, text
und musik von Leo Fall, arr. von
C. H. Bohm, fiir waldzither. obl.
16mo. [24853
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1910; E 289509; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
WISE (THE) MEN; words by George O.
Webster, music by Karl Kk. Lorenz.
[24854
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289906; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
WIisHuzS; Song, music by Gertrude Sans
Souci; medium in F. [24855
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240263; Gertrude Sans
Souci-Toomey, New York, N. Y.
WITH ALL MY HEART; words by Leon-
ard Cooke, music by Henry H. Pe-
ther. [24856
© Sept. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1910; E 287975; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WITH FACES SHINING; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [24857
©'Oct. 10, 1910; 2 & Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240919; Hope pub. co., Chicago, Ll.
WITH ONE SWEET SMILE YOU'VE WON
MY HEART; words and music by
Harry S. Kuklin. [24858
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 11, 1910;
E 241256; Rogers bros. music pub.
eo., New York, N. Y.
With SANTA’S COMPLIMENTS ; words by
Harriet D. Castle, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24859
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910: B 239870; Lorenz pub. ¢co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
1428
64389—10——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24860
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
WITH SONGS OF HALLELUJAH; words
by Edith S. Tillotson, music by R.
Frank Lehman. [24860
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240915; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
Til.
WITHIN THE VEIL; words and music
by Seymour Hawthorne. Low voice.
[24861
©) \Sept..21, 1910; 2-e. Septs 17;
1910; EH 239422; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WoMAN (A) OF WESTMINSTER; comic
opera in two acts, written by W. H.
Higginbottom, composed by F. D.
Barnes. Vocal score. London, Sid-
ney Riorden. [24862
© ssepe. 1. A910" 2c. Aus? 25,
1910; D 18729; W. Hugh Higginbot-
tom & Frederick Dallas Barnes, Ton-
- bridge, Kent, England.
WONDERFUL COMFORTER; words by
Miriam E. Arnold, music by J. S.
Fearis. S8vo. (Sacred music for la-
dies’ voices, with ace. for organ or
piano, 4 parts.) [248638
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 e¢. Sept. 29,
1910; EH 240765; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
eago, Il.
WONDERFUL (THE) COUNSELOR; words
by Edith S. Tillotson, music by Chas.
- H. Gabriel. [24864
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
EK 240937; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
11.
WONDERFUL LOVE; words by Mabel J.
Roseman, music by Powell G.
Fithian. [24865
@yrOctia ts 19105 2-¢c) Och 1%, 1910;
E 242084; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WONDERFUL NIGHT; words by Edith S.
Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[24866
© sOcia40; 1910 -+ 2h ca OG. 12,
1910; E 2409382; Hope pub.’ co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
WoN’rT YOU COME BACK TO YOUR OLD
HOME, JENNIE DARLING; words and
music by B. F. Dennis. [24867
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 289785; B. Frank Dennis,
Lynn, Mass.
WoopDMAN’s (THE) SONG; words ed.
by Clifton Bingham, music by David
Mackenzie. [24868
©: Sept 152 1910-92 ce, Sept. 16,
1910; E 239306; Collard Moutrie,
London, England.
WooIne (THE) WALTZ; words by Hilda
Hart, music by H. Lane Wilson; in
Citn [24869
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241500; Reeder & Walsh, London,
England.
WorRK AND WORSHIP; a collection of
gospel songs by Harkness, Towner,
Stocks, Delmarter and others; ed.
by C. M. Alexander. New York,
Fleming H. Revell co., [1910.] 78 p.
12m0." SOAS: [24870
© Aug. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 27, 1910;
A 270915; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WoRK FOR JESUS; words by Mabel J.
Rosemon, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24871
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242057; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WorLD (THE) CANNOT GIVE IT; words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
E. 8S. Lorenz. [24872
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242081; Lorenz pub. ¢co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WOULD YOU IF I LET YOU, COULD YOU IF
YOU’D TRY; words and music by R.
Harding; violin ace. [24873
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1910; E 240341;
Richard Harding, Hermon, Cal.
WYGNANIEC. See Trzy pieSni.
WYSTERIA BELLES ; by Kathleen Eugenia
Ireland; piano. Columbus, Kans.,
Columbus music house. [24874
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 ¢« Sept 14,
1910; E 241039; E. T. Ireland, Co-
lumbus, Kans.
YANKEE DOODLE IS MY MIDDLE NAME;
song and dance, words and music by
P. EF. Woodford. [24875
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1910; E 239655;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
YANKEE TICKLE. See Boosey & GO.’S
new supplemental journal for mili-
tary bands, no. 78.
YEARNING; words and music by Luella
Lockwood Moore. No. 1. Low. No.
2. Thich: [24876
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 241011; William Maxwell music
co., New York, .N. Y-
YELLOW, YELLOW BUTTERCUPS; words
by Daniel Hugh Verder, music by
Moritz HE. Schwartz, arr. by Her-
mann Spielter; ladies voices. 4to.
[24877
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 « Sept. 20,
1910; E 240142; Luckardt & Bel-
der, New York, N. Y.
1424
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
24896
YOoDLE (THE) DOODLE GUARDS; from
The echo, lyric by John Golden,
musie by De Witt C. Coolman.
[2487S
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. & 1910;
BH 241216; T. B. Harmes & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York. N. Y.
You CAN BE A HELPER; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by W. A. Post.
[24879
© Sept. 12, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22.
1910; E 240245; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
You CAN NEVER KNOW, sig; from Hans,
the flute player, opéra comique,
French version by Maurice Vaucaire
and Georges Mitchell, English lyrics
by A. St. John-Brenon, music by
Louis Ganne. New York, Boosey &
co. [24880
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910;
BH 241248; G. Ricardi & co., Milan,
Italy.
You cCAN’T DO WITHOUT EACH OTHER;
written and composed by F. J.
Barnes and R. P. Weston. London,
Star mus. pub. co., ltd. (6d ed., no.
154.) [24881
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 21, 1910;
BE 242435; J. Anderson, London, Wng-
land.
You CANT JoLLY MoLLy ANY MORE;
words and music by Thos. §. Allen.
[24882
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1910; E 240125; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
You’D BETTER GO, MISTER SNow; writ-
ten by Huntley Trevor and John P.
Harrington, composed by Charles
Collins. [24883
@ Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c~Sept. 27,
1910; E 240334; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
You’D BETTER THINK IT OVER FOR
AWHILE; words by Chas. McDaniel,
music by Earl Holmann. [ 24884
© 1 ec. Sept. 16, 1910; E 239284;
Donez Halstead, Dallas, Tex.
You’LL BE SORRY WHEN YOU’RE SOBER;
words by Thomas J. Gray, music by
Fred Fischer. [24885
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1910;
E 240591; Maurice Shapiro, New
Worle N. Y.
Yot MUST BE MINE DEAR (Kind du
kannst tanzen); duet from The girl
in the train (Die geschiedene frau),
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Leo Fall. [24886
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1910; BE 239371; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
YOU MUST BE MINE DEAR—Continued.
hotel orch. 172. [24887
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1910; E 240238; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
YOU’RE A CLASSY LASSIE; words by
Earle C. Jones, music by Charlotte
Blake. [24888
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1910; E 289675; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
YOU’RE ALL RIGHT AS FAR AS YOU GO
BUT YOU DON’T GO FAR ENOUGH; words
by Stuart S. Taylor, music by Hans
Scherber. [24889
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1910; E 238972;
Julius Steger, New York, N. Y.
YOU’RE JUST THE GIRLIE, THAT I ADORE;
from The echo, words by A. Seymour
Brown, music by Nat D. Ayer.
[24890
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1910;
E 2388978; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. Y.
YOU’RE THE GIRL I’M DREAMING OF; HS
intro. in The trouble makers; lyric
by Bobby Jones, music by Linda
Bloodgood. [24891
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1910; E 239531; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
YoU WILL ALWAYS BE THE SAME DEAR
LITTLE GIRL TO ME; words and music
by Al Harriman. [24892
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; HK 239366; A. C. Harriman,
Boston, Mass.
YounG AMERICANS; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[24893
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; E 2389863; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Young (THE) GLEANER (La _ petite
faneuse); by Paul Wachs, rev. by
Pierre Duvernet; piano. [24894
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1910; E 240286; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
YouNG LOVE; trio, words by William
Blake, music by Granville Bantock,
for female voices. (Octavo edition
of trios &c., no. 417.) [24895
©) Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c Sept. 29,
1910; E 2404838; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Young (THE) PEOPLE’S CRUSADE; words
and music by L. H. Jaceard. [24896
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1910: EH 241036; Laura Hubbard
Jaeceard, Fort Worth, Tex.
| ©) =
1425
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
YoutH; from The river of years,.
words from the German, music by
Julius Sachs, ed. and arr. by Fred-
eric H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz.
(The Stanhope ed., no. 135.) 4to.
[24897
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1910; E 239929; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
YOUTH AND BEAUTY HAND IN HAND;
music by J. B. VanBree, ed. and arr.
by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz; 1st and 2d sop., alto and
bass ad lib. (The Stanhope ed., no.
134.) 4to. [24898
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 « Sept. 28,
1910; E 239931; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
ZERRISSENE (DER) GRABKRANZ; musik
von Max Reger, op. 4, fiir eine mitt-
lere stimme. (6 lieder, no. 5.)
[24899
© Sept. 4, 1910:. 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1910; E 239584; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
ZIERLICHKEIT DES SCHAFERLEBENS; ged.
aus Des knaben wunderhorn, vertont
von Richard Trunk, op. 30, no. 4, fiir
minnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[24900
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17,
1910; E 242236; Gebrtider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
ZINGA (THE) ZULA MAN; from He
came from Milwaukee, words by
Edward Madden, music by Ben. M.
sgerome and Louis A. Hirsch. [24901
© Sept. 24191092. ¢c. ‘Sept.26,
1910:, H 239661: Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
ZIP zip; words and music by M. L.
Lichtenstein. [24902
© 1 © Sept. 21, 1910; B& 239506:
Merwin Louis Lichtenstein, New
York, N- Y.
ZITHER-SPIELERS LIEBLINGE; 18 der be-
liebsten und modernsten lieder und
gesinge, [arr. von Jos. Weber], fiir
zither. Band VIII, mtinchner stim-
mung, violin-schliissel. [24903
GaSepin a0, 191052. ee - Oek” 17;
1910; EH 242222; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
ZIVILTRAUUNG (HINE) MIT HINDER-
NISSEN; heiteres singspiel fiir 2
damen und 4 herren, text und musik
von M. Legov, op. -177. Klavier-
auszug und solostimmen. [24904
© Sept: 14; 1910; 2c Wee 17;
1910; D 18736; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Zu WEIHNACHTEN; fantasie von Gus-
tav Lange, op. 172, no. 5, arr. von
[Alois Rosenauer.] 1. Ausgabe B.
Piano zu 4 hiinden. 2. Ausgable C,
Piano zu 6 hinden. [24905, 24906
© Aug. 10, 1910; 2 c. each Aug. 22,
1910; E 239340, 239341; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig, Germany.
ZWARTYM SZEREGIEM. See Dwie pieSni.
ZWARTYM SZEREGIEM, MARZ See Dwie
piesni.
ZWEITE SONATE, E moti; von Adolf
MisSek, op. 6, ftir kontrabass und
klavier. [24907
© Aug. 3, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1910;
FE 239780; Universal edition, Vienna,
Austria.
1°° vALSE; de Aug. Durand, tran-
scription pour petit orchestre par
H. Mouton. 1. lers violons. 2.
Piano conducteur. [ 24908, 24809
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c exen= OEE 4
1910; E 241050, 241051; Durand &
cie., Paris, France.
2™° REVERIE EN MI BEMOL; par F. Vol-
patti, junr., pour sextuor 4 cordes,
avec piano-conducteur, et harpe ad
lib. 4to. [24910
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1910; E 239450; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
2™° VALSE.. See. Godard, (hei)
4™° CONCERTO. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
560,668; march, by Francesco P. Rus-
so; piano. [24911
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2:.¢. Oct a) 1910:
EK 240653; B. S. Driggs, Cleveland,
Ohio.
$Frienps$. See Friends.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1910:
Class D, Dramatica-musical compositions (including 39 unpubiished ) —
Oluss EH, musical compositions (including 1,246 unpublished and 7
contributions to periodicals) _____
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, tgo9.
ALL MY JOURNEY THROUGH; by D. B.
Towner. [1
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1146; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21,
1883, no. 17420.
AND THERE WERE SHEPHERDS; Christ-
mas anthem by H. P. Danks. [2
© by Albertha Danks Builder,
Philadelphia, Pa., as child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1187; Sept. 29,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 16, 1882,
no. 17255.
APPEAR LOVE AT THY WINDOW; words
by C. Hazard, music by Louis
Gregh; sop. or tenor. [3
© by Caroline Hazard, Wellesley,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1158; Sept. 23,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 18, 1882,
no. 21552.
CHRISTMAS HYMN IN B FLAT; by W. C.
Williams. [4
© by W. C. Williams, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1186; Sept. 29,
1910; Original entry, Oct. 16, 1882,
no. 17256.
CLEANSING (THE) BLOOD; by D. B.
Towner. [5
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1125; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17397.
COMING TO GATHER US HOME; by D. B.
Towner. [6
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Til, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1144; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17417.
DAINTY LIGHTFOOT; polka caprice by
Adam Geibel; piano. [7
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1201; Oct. 10,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 9, 1882,
no. 19047.
[24911
EVENING BREEZE; by Stephen A. Emery,
op. 23, no. 4. [8
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Bie oN: ¥.2 Moritz, He. Hmery. Si:
Johns, N. B., Ernestine Emery
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as
children of the deceased author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 1173; Sept. 29, 1910.
Renewal entry, Sept. 27, 1897, no.
24825.
FREE GRACE; by D. B. Towner. [9
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1122; Sept. 27,
1910; Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17394.
FRIENDSHIP, love and song; by W. L.
Thompson. [10
© by Elizabeth J. Thompson, Hast
Liverpool, Ohio, as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1169; Sept. 26, 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 21, 1882, no.
17556.
I°ULLNESS OF JESUS; by D. B. Towner.
‘Talal,
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1133; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17405.
GIVE ME WELCOME; by EH. O. Excell.
[12
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, Ill., as
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1193; Oct. 7, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no. 18172.
Gov. CLEVELAND’S GRAND MARCH; by
BE. S. Clark. [13
© by E. S. Clark, Sidney, N. Y., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re
newal no. 1155; Sept. 23,1910. Orig-
inal entry, Dec. 22, 1882, no. 21803.
Gyp JUNIOR; a juvenile operetta, by
Earl Marble and D. F. Hodges. [14
© by White-Smith music pub. €0.,
Boston, Mass., as proprietor, in re-
newal for 2S years. Renewal no.
1208; Oct. 10, 1910. Original entry,
Dee. 1, 1882, no. 20482.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15
pt. nim S.,;-v25
HAVE YOU THE GARMENTS OF WHITE;
by D. B. Towner. is
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1187; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17409.
HELP EACH OTHER; by EH. O. Excell. [16
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, IIL,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1198; Oct. 7, 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no.
18192.
HOME TUNES; medley by Louis Meyer ;
piano or organ. [17
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1153; Sept. 23,1910. Original entry,
Dec. 29, 1882, no. 22480.
How SWEET IT MUST BE TO BE THERE;
by D. B. Towner. [18
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1177; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17353.
I’VE WASHED MY ROBES; by EH. O. Ex-
cell. [19
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, Ill., as
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1191; Oct. 7,1910. Orig-
inal entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no. 16611.
I WILL COME TO HIM Now; by D. B.
Towner. [20
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 11386; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17408.
IN FOREST GREEN; march by Louis
Dorn (pseud. of Louis Meyer). [21
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadel-
phia, Pa., as widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1151; Sept. 23, 1910. Original
entry, Dec. 29,. 1882, no. 22527.
rts leh, NOT Arka “by ~ D) Bt
Towner. [22
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1150; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17426.
JESUS’ BLOOD; by E. O. Excell. [23
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, Ill., as
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. «1192; Oct. 7, 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no.
stoil@ ke
JESUS IS COMING AGAIN; by D. B.
Towner. [24
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1148; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17415.
JESUS, LOVER OF MY SOUL; by E. O.
Excell. [25
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, IIL,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1195; Oct. 7, . 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no.
18178.
JOYFUL TIDINGS; by D. B. Towner.
[26
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1149; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21,
18838, no. 17425.
JUST FROM THE FOUNTAIN; by D. B.
Towner. [27
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1142; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17414.
Kine (THE) WILL BE THERE; by D. B. |
Towner. [28
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago, |
in renewal for 28 |
Renewal no. 1124; Sept. 27, |
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883, |
Ill., as author,
years.
no. 17396.
Last (THE) CALL; by D. B. eae
[
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1139; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17411.
LAUGHING OLD FARMER MAGEE; by I. #.
Newhall. [380
© by I. E. Newhall, Boston, Mass.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1162; Sept. 23, 1910.
Original entry, Dee. 4, 1882, no.
1162.
LEAVING ALL; by E. O. Excell.
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, IIL,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1197; ~Oct. * T1010;
Original entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no.
18190.
1428
[31
ee ee ia a a a |
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1910
48
LIFT ME HIGHER; by D. B. Towner. [32
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Iil., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1135; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17407.
LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BIRD; with va-
riations, by Septimus Winner. [33
© by Hannah J. Winner, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as executrix, in exten-
sion for 14 years. Renewal or ex-
tension no. 1164; Sept. 23, 1910. Re-
hnewal entry, Oct. 23, 1896, no. 58855.
LOVEST THOU ME; by D. B. Towner.
[34
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1147; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17421.
Marcery Daw; by Reginald De Koven.
[35
© by Reginald De Koven, New
York, N. Y., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1180;
Sept. 29, 1910. Original entry, Oct.
26, 1882, no. 17968.
MEDITATION AU SorR; by S. B. Mills. [86
© by Albert E. Mills, White
Plains, N. Y., as child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1188; Sept. 29,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 16, 1882,
no. 17254.
MOoNLIGHT; by Stephen A. Hmery, op.
25,,NO;. 3: [37
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. ¥.; Moritz H. Emery, St.
Johns, N. B.; Ernestine Hmery
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as chil-
dren of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal or ex-
tension no. 1172; Sept. 29, 1910. Re-
newal entry, Sept. 27, 1897, no. 24824.
MOONLIGHT WILL COME AGAIN; by Will
L. Thompson. [388
© by Elizabeth J. Thompson, Hast
Liverpool, Ohio, as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1168; Sept. 26, 1910.
Original entry, Jan. 4, 1888, no. 287.
MOSES AND THE LAMB; by D. B. Town-
er. [39
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1188; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no, 17410.
NEARER HOME; by D. B. Towner. [40
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1134; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17406.
No MATTER; by E. O. Excell. [41
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, Ill., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1196, Oct. 7, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no. 18182.
NoBoDY KNOWS BUT JESUS; by D. B.
Towner. [42
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1141, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17413.
NOTHING BUT THE LIVING WATER; by
D. B. Towner. =
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago.
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1130, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17402.
O’ER THE WORLD; by C. Lindsay. [44
© by C. Lindsay, New York, N. Y.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1182, Sept. 29, 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 31, 1882, no.
18386.
O WANDERER COME; by D. B. a
[4
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1126, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17398.
OCEAN OF LIFE; by D. B. Towner. [46
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1145, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17418.
On BETHLEHEM’S PLAIN; by Chas.
Glover. [47
© by C. Glover, New York, N. Y.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1184, Sept. 29, 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 31, 1882, no.
18388.
ON THE MOONLIT STREAM; vocal duet
by A. Geibel. [48
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1161, Sept. 23,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 4, 1882,
no. 20544.
1429
rr re ecm n ne nrrr &- |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ag
Dt. TE ss. ¥e 5
ORANGE GROVE SCHOTTISCHE; by W. T.
Keefer; piano. [49
© by Wm. T. Keefer, Boston,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1154, Sept. 23,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1882,
no. 22502.
OVER THERE; by D. B. Towner. [50
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1120, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 9, 1883,
no. 14774.
PART (THE) SONG GALAXY; by W. F.
Sudds. [ot
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1160, Sept. 23,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 5, 1882,
no. 20589.
PEAL FORTH, O CHRISTMAS BELLS; by
S. B. Whitney. [52
© by S. B. Whitney, Boston, Mass.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1157, Sept. 23, 1910.
Original entry, Dec. 18, 1882, no
21554.
PRECIOUS (THE) BLOOD OF JESUS; by
D. B. Towner. [53
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1176, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
mo, 1353.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND’S GRAND MARCH.
See Goy. Cleveland’s grand march.
PRICELESS (THE) Dyas
Towner. [54
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Iil., as author, in renewal for 28
‘years. Renewal no. 1148, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17424.
PROCESSION (LA) DES VAINQUEURS; sec-
- ond marche brillant par Ad. Miiller
Neuhof; piano 4 quatre mains. [55
© by Mrs. Ad. Miiller Newhof,
New York, N. Y., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no, 1206, Oct. 14, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Oct. 21, 1882, no. 17554.
PUSSY’S CONCERT WALTZ; by Louis
Meyer; piano; 4 hands. [56
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1152, Sept. 28, 1910. Original entry,
Dec. 29, 1882, no. 22514.
GIFT;
14
REST AWHILE; by 'D. B. Towner. [57
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Til, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1121, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Aug. 9, 1883,
no. 14775.
SALVATION IS NEAR; by D. B. Towner.
[58
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1123, Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17395.
SECRET PRAYER; by C. C. Stearns. [59
© by C. C. Stearns, Sharon, Mass.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1156, Sept. 238, 1910.
Original entry, Dec. 18, 1882, no.
21564.
SENSATION; galop de concert by Adam
Geibel; piano. [60
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1202, Oct. 10,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 21, 1882,
no: 175715:
SERENADE; by Fred L. Morey, op. 12,
no. 4. [61
© by Mira Morey Brechon, La
Grange, Ill., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no 1175; Sept. 29, 1910.
Original entry, May 9, 1883, no.
8537.
SILVER STARS; by Stephen A. Hmery,
OpiZan nome [62
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y.,) Moritz? Hl ianery Ist.
Johns, N. B., Ernestine Hmery
Mischter, Woodbury, N. J., as chil-
dren of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal or ex-
tension no. 1171; Sept. 29, 1910. Re-
newal entry, Sept. 27, 1897, no.
24826.
SOME SWEET DAY; by D. B. Towner.
[63
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1131; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17403.
by
STAR OF MY NIGHT; by D. B. Benes ee
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill, as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1129; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17401.
30
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
nos. 4447, Noy., 1910
SUNRISE; mazurka caprice by J. N.| To THE cross I CLING; by H. Millard.
65
Pattinson.
© by Nelson M. Pattison, New
York, N. Y., as executor, in exten-
Sion for 14 years. Renewal or ex-
tension no. 1163; Sept. 23, 1910. Re-
newal entry, Oct. 23, 1896, no. 58865.
SWEET (THE) BYE AND BYE; air and
variations by G. Schleiffarth. [66
© by George Scehleiffarth, Chicago,
fil., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1159; Sept. 23,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 15, 1882,
no. 21367.
TARANTELLE; by Fred L. Morey, op.
12 n0.3. [67
© by Mira Morey Brochon, La
Grange, Ill., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1174; Sept. 29, 1910.
Original entry, May 9, 1883, no. 8536.
Te DrEuM IN G; by Thos. Spencer
Lloyd. [68
© by Mrs. Emily Lloyd, Detroit,
Mich., as widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1185; Sept. 29,1910. Original entry,
Oct. 31, 1882, no. 18389.
TEMPEST (THE); by W. O. Perkins.
[69
© by H. S. Perkins, Chicago, I1.,
as next of kin, in extension for 14
years. Renewal or extension no.
1190; Oct. 8, 1910. Renewal entry,
Oct. 23, 1896, no. 58849.
THAT SWEET STORY; by E. O. Excell.
[70
© by E. O. Excell, Chicago, II1.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1194; Oct. 7, 1910.
Original entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no.
18175.
THERE IS JoY; by D. B. Towner. [71
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Til., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no 1140; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17412.
THRO’ THE AGES; by W. P. Adams. [72
© by Mrs. Louise Adams, New
Brunswick, N. J., aS widow of the
author, in renewal for.28 years. Re-
newal no 1183; Sept. 29,1910. Origi-
nal entry, Oct. 31, 1882, no. 183887.
"TIS SO SWEET TO TALK To JESUS; by
D. B. Towner. [73
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Iil., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1128; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17400.
——— aa + = er ———
80
[74
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, N. Y., as child of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal or extension no. 1165; Sept.
23, 1910. Renewal entry, June 6,
1896, no. 338809.
TWILIGHT; by Stephen A. Emery, op.
28, no. 1. [75
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Colo., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St.
Johns, N. B., Ernestine Hmery
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as chil-
dren of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 1170; Sept. 29, 1910.
Renewal entry, Sept. 27, 1897, no.
24827.
Unto THEE WILL I CLING; by D. B.
Towner. é [76
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1178; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no 17353.
WAITING BY THE RIVER; by HE. O. Ex-
cell. LT7
© by EH. O. Excell, Chicago, II,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1199; Oct. 7,1910. Orig-
inal entry, Oct. 18, 1882, no. 18164.
WATER (THE) OF LIFE; by D. B.
Towner. [78
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1132; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 17404.
WHY THE COWS CAME LATE; by F. G.
Ilsley. [79
© by Mrs. Grace Ilsley, New
York, N. Y., as widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1181; Sept. 29, 1910. Original
entry, Oct. 26, 1882, no. 17969.
WONDERFUL story; by D. B. Towner.
[SO
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1127; Sept. 27,
1910. Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883,
no. 173899.
1431
Beton OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC.
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANIC-
ALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC.1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[24911
ALL ALONE WITH May. [81
© July 27, 1910; E 285751; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded,
Wd, ite TS.
ALMA. [82
© Sept. 16, 1910; E 289540;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 74.
ARCADE GIRL; full band. [82a
© July 5, 1910; E 236921; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d July 5, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 59.
BABY TALK. [83
© June 21, 1910; E 234851; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
We ee pe 20.
BAND, BAND, BAND. [84
© June 6, 1910; E 233413; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 74.
BARRY FROM. BALLY MORE; Selection.
[S85
© Sept. 12, 1910; E 2387993; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
weak p; 10.
BELLS OF CHRISTMAS. [86
© Oct. 21, 1910; E 237705; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 22, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 73.
CERTAIN (A) PARTY RAG. [87
© Oct. 3, 1910; E 240589; Maurice
Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 19, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
D.. (2.
CHEER UP BROTHERS. [8S
© Aug. 18, 1910; EB 237269; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded,
meni cD. hers
CHICKS. [89
© Mar. 14, 1910; E 228274; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 70.
COME ON LOVE SAY HELLO. [90
© Aug. 9, 1910; E 238309; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded,
We Ae Mos tase
COTTON TIME. [91
© Aug. 6, 1910; E 235984; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
de Danco:
CouLp I. [92
© Aug. 6, 1910; E 235976; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vie dee. CAs
CUPID, DON’T BE STUPID. [93
© Sept. 12, 1910; H 240478; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Oct. 13, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 71.
CUTEY WHO TIED YOUR TIE; medley
march for orchestra. [94
© Sept. 12, 1910; E 240425; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Oct. 3, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
De ot.
DEAREST LITTLE MARIONETTE; from The
girl of my dreams. [95
© Sept. 19, 1910; H 240153; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Viagem (0:
DEARIE, YOU AND I. [96
© Oct. 18, 1910; E 241455; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 21, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Ds fox
DoN’r GIVE ME DIAMONDS, ALL I WANT
IS YOU. [97
© Oct. 1, 1910; E 241019; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
De tee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
US
Dt. Tees, vo o
DOUGHERTY. [98
© Apr. 14, 1910; EB 230364; J. Ho.
Remick & co:, New York,2 (N:. N2
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
Viele ip. tO!
DREAMS. [99
© Oct. 17, 1910; E 242203; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
oe ah
Ecosticat Eva. [100
© Oct. 1, 1910; E 241020; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd. Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
py 22
ELAINE. [101
© May 16, 1910; E 232475; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
ep anO:
EVERYBODY IS BAGPIPE CRAZY. [102
© Aus. 6; 1910) Wh 2359782 Je.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, y.
dee 60:
FAIRIES (THE) COURTSHIP (Morceau
elegante ) [1038
© June 27, 1910; BH 235110; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded,
Ved Ln Ofai(o35
FoLtow ME (Man steigt nach); from
The girl in the train. [104
© Sept. 17, 1910; BE 239374; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
“eel lee OSes
EUNNY MOON. [105
© Aug. 15, 1910; BE 288605; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Oct. 15, 1910; recorded, v. 1, py TH.
GHOST OF KELLY. [106
Orally 2, 1980-68) 23618 14H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
temtG.
GigL (THE) IN THE TRAIN; Selection.
[107
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239688; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
Wik Mes hs
GirRL (THE) IN THE TRAIN; waltzes.
[108
© Sept. 19, 1910; E 240154; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
ep. Te:
GirL (THE) OF MY DREAMS; Selection.
[109
© Aug. 18, 1910; EH 237281; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
ve tp 10.
GIRLS! GIRLS! GiIRLs! [110
© Oct. 4, 1910; EH 240664; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
(2;
GLAD RAG. [111
© May 18, 1910; © 231742; J. H..
Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
Vole pmol
GOING UP. bey
©. Aug. 6, 1910; BY 239e795e0. Ee
Remick & co., New York, W.. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
Varta De iO:
GONDA WALTZES; from The girl in the
train. fads
© Sept. 19, 1910; E 240155; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
Werle Oe aes
GYPSY LAND. [114
© Oct. 4, 1910; E 240662; Chas.
H. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Di tz.
Honety I WILL LONG FOR YOU; medley
two-step for band. fala is
© Sept. 2, 1910; EH 240423; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
pts
Honey I WILL LONG FOR YOU; medley
two-step for orchestra. [116
© Aug. 3, 1910; E 240422; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 3, 1910; recordeds ye: 2,
De ie
IT DON’T BELIEVE YOU. [117
© Oct. 15, 1910; E 241398; Harry
Von ‘Tilzer music pub. co., New
York, N. Y. Notice ree’d Oet. 15,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 72.
I HOPE IT DOSEN’T RAIN ON SUNDAY.
[118
© July 14, 1910; E 236986; Je-
rome H. Remick & cc., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Oct. 20, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 74.
I'LL DO ANY THING BUT [119
© Sept. 2, 1910; E 237897; Je
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 74.
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NOTICES
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1910
I’M AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THE
Pagsy CLUB. [120
© Oct. 15, 1910; E 2413897; Harry
Ven. Tilzer music pub. co., New
York, N. Y. Notice reec’d Oct. 15,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 72.
I'M FANCY FREE (Lied von schlaf-
coupe) ; from The girl in the train.
[121
© Sept. 17, 1910; E 289373; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
we, p. F2.
I THINK I HEAR MY COUNTRY CALLING
ME; song. fai22
© Oct. 17, 1910; E 241448; Music
house of Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 26, 1910; recorded,
¥. 3 p.-GS:
I WANT A WHOLE LOT OF GIRLS. pis
fey duly 2: 1910; H 236184; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
1, p. 70.
I WANT A WIFE. [124
© Oct. 17, 1910; E 242206; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
pT,
I WANT TO PLAY HOUSE WITH YOU;
from Madame Sherry. [125
© Sept. 24, 1910; E 239692; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded,
sel a 0 a
I WONDER IF YOU MISS ME TOO. [126
© Wen 15, 19102 HE) 225375; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Veto, CO:
I¥ DREAMS COME TRUE. Are
© Oct. 16, 1910; E 216756; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910;
necoreed, v.i1, p. 14. ~—
IF WE WERE MARRIED. [128
© Oct. 3, 1910; E 240593; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 19, 1910; recorded, v.
peo. | |
IF YOU WERE THERE WITH ME. [129
© Oct. 4,1910; E 240661; Chas. K.
. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
(G4
OF USER
146
IN THE SHADOWS. [130
© May 28, 1910; E 232964;
Hawkes & son, London, England.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Ve Rep. as
IT’S GOT TO BE SOMEONE [ LOVE. [131
© Oct. 15, 1910; E 241395; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New
York, N. Y¥. Notice rec'd Oct. 15,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 72.
IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN. [132
© Apr. 11, 1910; E 230315; Jos.
W. Stearn & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
v..1, p: 69.
JUST KEEP A DREAMING. [1383
© Oct. 18, 1910; E 241454; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 21, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
ee (oe
KELLERMANN (THE) GIRLIE. [134
© Aug. 11, 1910; E 238399;
Jerome H. Remick & co. New
York, N. Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 20,
1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 74.
Kiss (THE) you GAVE; from Madame
Sherry. [135
©, Oct. 5, A910. B24 SM:
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded,
Vanden: Deatlee
IXISSABLE EYES. [136
© Oct. 4, 1910; EH 240663; Chas. K.
Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
an
LIFE IS A MERRY GO ROUND. [137
© July 6, 1910; H 236187; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
ve dis on 7,
LONESOME LADY. [188
© July 7, 1910; E 236302; Jeff T.
Branen music pub. co., New York,
N: Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. T1.
LOVE DREAMS. [1389
© Sept. 16, 1910; E 2389539;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910;
recorded, v. 1, p. 74.
LOVE IS LIKE A RAINBOW. [i140
© Sept. 24, 1910; H 239690; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Veo et O.
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LOVE ME WITH A TIGER LOVE. [141
© E 232371; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 15, 1910; recorded,
Vel: fe:
LOVELIGHT. [142
© Nov. 27, 1909; E 219662; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
dp. 00:
MADAME TROUBADOUR. [143
© July 10, 1909; E 214052; Jos.
W. Stern: & co., New York, N.. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 19, 1910; recorded,
: gana Nee CY es
Mains oF NIAGARA. [144
© Sept. 2, 1910; E 238927; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Wel. p10;
Man (THE) IN THE SILVERY MOON.
[145
© Aug. 6, 1910; E 235975; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
ees ES) Osea GB
Mr. TANNHAUSER. [146
© Oct. 17, 1910; E 242205; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
D: Ts.
MopERN Macic (Oh! Oh! Oh!) [147
© Oct. 17, 1910; E 242204; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Dido.
MooNLicHtT. [148
© Oct. 4, 1910; E 240665; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
De t2.
MotrHER MACHREE. [149
Ane 18° 1910)" 2387279.) M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Wie ol Ds TO:
My SCARECROW MAIDIE. [150
© Oct. 18, 1910; E 241453; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Oct. 21, 1910; -reeorded,. v...1,
Beto.
MYRELLA. falasl
© Sept. 12, 1910; E 237994: Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Ve 4170s iD.
NAMRAH. [152
© May 28, 1910; EH 233232: J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
Ve op 10:
RIPPLING WAVES;
pt. 71, Be 8s Vi
OH THAT SLOW DRAG. [153
© Sept. 2, 1910; E 238948; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
69.
Omar (Intermezzo) [154
© Oct. 17, 1910; E 242207; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
(es
ON A HOTTENTOT HONEYMOON. [155
© Oct. 17, 1910; EH 242208; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
le:
On MOoBILE Bay. [156
© July 6, 1910; EH 236250; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
Vewicap> (Os
PLEASE COME BACK TO ME. Talay
© Oct. 1, 1910; E 241187; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vel; pi a4.
POLAIRE WALTZES. [158
© Aug. 20, 1910; E 237539; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vv. i; p.. #4.
PRAIRIE ECHOES MARCH. [159
© Feb. 23, 1910; E 226648; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
Ve eps 04s
waltzes. [160
© Oct. 4, 1910; E 240666; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p.
14s
RUSTY-CAN-O-RAG. [161
© Aug. 15, 1910; E 238611; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice ree’d
Oct. 18, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 71.
SALLY OF THE VALLEY. [162
© Sept. 14, 1910; E 239038; R. T.
Butler, Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice
rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Gear ile
SEASIDE FROLICS; Skipping rope dance.
[1638
© Sept. 2, 1910; E 238934; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Verd ape 10:
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185
SHOW ME THE WAY TO LOVELAND. [164
© Mar. 19, 1910; E 227888; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.1,
p. 70.
SILVER BELL. [165
© June 11, 1910; E 234508; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.1,
p. 70.
Sons (THE) OF EVERY NATION ARE
AMERICANS TODAY. [166
© Aug. 18, 1910; E 237260; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
weet <0.
SPooNY DANCE. [167
© July 6, 1910; E 236249; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
yw), p. 4.
STOP YOUR BLUSHING, ROSIE. [168
© July 6, 1910; E 236185; Monroe
H. Rosenfeld, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 69.
SWEET RED ROSES. [169
© Oct. 1, 1910; E 241181; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
Wet. pp: TA.
TAKE ME WHERE I CAN SHOUT; Song.
[170
© June 27, 1910; E 236058; Music
house of Laemmle, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Sept. 26, 1910; recorded,
Vor, sp. 69.
TAKE ME WITH YoU CUTEY. [171
© Aug. 15, 1910; E 238606; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Ger ts. 1910); recorded, v.. 1, p. 71.
TELEPHONE YOUR RiVKEY IZZIE. [172
© Sept. 19, 1910; E 239402: Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Oct. 15, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 72.
THAT DREAMY ITALIAN WALTZ. [173
© Aug. 15, 1910; E 238602; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Oct. 13, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 71.
THAT POSSUM RAG. [174
© Aug. 15, 1910; E 238608; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Oct. 13, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 71.
THAT’S GOOD. [175
© June 22, 1910; BH 233954; J. H.
Remick & co.. New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded,
Ve 16 ps (0:
THAT’S WHY LOTS OF PEOPLE MARRY
(Gonda liebe kleine Gonda); from
The girl in the train. [176
© Sept. 17, 1910; E 239872; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
Wo edls OAs
THERE IS NO NORTH OR SOUTH TO-DAY.
[177
© Sept. 2, 1910; E 238987: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
ve tpn Os
THERE’S A GIRL UP IN THE MOON. [178
© Sept. 2, 1910; E 287898; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1910; recorded,
Vat, ps (4.
THERE’S AN AEROPLANE AIR ABOUT YOU.
[179
© Oct. 8, 1910; E 240875; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 15, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Dewi
THINK IT OVER MARY. [180
© Sept. 26, 1910; E 240497; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Oct. 18, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 71.
TIE A RED RIBBON ON ME. [181
© Oct. 4, 1910; E 240660; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Diat2:
TURN THOSE EYES AWAY. a [182
© Oct. 3, 1910; E 240592; Maurice
Shapiro, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Oct. 19, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
De ts.
Two BILLS. [183
© May 9, 1910; BH 2381297; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
ep. 0:
UNDER THE SUMMER TIME MOON. [1S4
© July 6, 1910; E 2386190; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
ee Oe
VALSE SEPTEMBRE. [185
© July 30, 1909; EH 213247;
Hawkes & son, London, England.
Notice ree’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
silo UY 9 0 Weer (a
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186
Dt. 1 a S., v. 5
WE'LL BUILD A BUNGALOW. [186
© Aug. 20, 1910; E 238630; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 18, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Deccr
WHAT IS THE WORLD WITHOUT YOU.
[187
© May 12, 1910; EB 231501; J. .
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
1 pe TO:
WHEN RoSA ROSANA SINGS MATZE SO-
PRANO. [188
© Sept. 19, 1910; E 239403; Harry
von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Oct. 15, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 72.
WHIRL OF SOCIETY. [189
© Sept. 20, 1910; E 240375; Fran-
eis EK. Blanchard, Defiance, Ohio.
Notice rec’d Oct. 8, 1910; recorded,
Vad, pe TA:
WHO CAN TELL WHAT LOVE Is. [190
© Aug. 20, 1910; E 238629; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Oct. 18, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 71.
WHOOP ’ER UP (with a whoop la la).
[191
© Jan. 4, 1910; E 221954; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub.'co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Oct. 15, 1910; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 72.
YACHTING. [192
© Aug. 18, 1910; E 287284; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 1, 1910; recorded,
Vol, ps «0!
YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE PAPERS EVERY
DAY. [193
© Aug. 6, 1910; E 235977; J. H.
Remick & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 5, 1910; recorded, v.
1, p. 70.
YOU MUST BE MINE, DEAR. [194
© Sept. 17, 1910; E 239371; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 11, 1910; recorded,
V. £53p. 12
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A CHI VUO REPASSA; versi di A. Bar-
bieri, musica di S. Gambardella;
canto e mandolino. [24912
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248082; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
A LA MaAzuUR; par Emil Kronke, op.
67, pour piano. (Trois morceaux
caractéristiques, no. 1.) [24913
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242669; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
*A LETTERA D’ ’0 CAPURALE; versi di G.
Capurro, musica di Francesco San-
na, per canto e pianoforte. [24914
© Oct. 18; 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242965; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
A minor; [arr. by M. A. Bickford];
cello. [24915
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241975; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
7A ’NUAMMURATA D’ ’0 BERSAGLIERE}
marcia, versi di G. Irace, musica di
VY. Fassone; canto e mandolino.
4to. [24916
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243076; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
"A ROSSA ’E COPP’ ’0 VOMMERO; Versi
di G. B. De Curtis, musica di HE.
De Curtis; canto e mandolino.
[24917
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248079; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
_ ples, Italy.
A TRAVERS LES CHAMPS; par Victor
Staub, op. 30, pour le piano. [24918
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242328; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
-——par J. Rousse, pour hautbois et
piano. (En vendée, no. 1.) [24919
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242360; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
ABIDE WITH ME; theme by William
Henry Monk, transcribed by Henry
S. Sawyer; piano. [24920
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242886; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Il.
words by Henry F.. Lyte, music by
Frederic Field Bullard; medium
voice in F. [24921
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 16,
1910; E 243559; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ACCOMMODATION (AN) TRAIN OF LOVE;
words and music by A, F. Methven.
[24922
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1910; E 244618;
Agnes Florence Methven, Spring-
field, Mass.
ACCORDING TO THY GRACIOUS WORD;
words by James Montgomery, music
by D. B. Towner. [24923
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 244023; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ACME (THE) ORCHESTRA COLLECTION ;
by Mackie-Beyer. 4to. [24924
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241822; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
See Paganini (N.)
See Paganini (N.)
ADAGIO.
ADAGIO CANTABILE.
ADAGIO PATHETIQUE FOR VIOLIN AND PI-
Ano. See Godard (B. L. P.)
ADAM-WALZER; nach motiven der ope-
rette, Der vogelhiindler, von Carl
Zeiler, arr. von Th. Ritter, fiir 2
mandolinen, mandola, guitarre und
klavier. (Mandolinen — musik, no.
25. ) [24925
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244373; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
Apams (THomMaAS) Five Christmas
carols. 4to. (Choral album, no.
999.) [24926
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
B 248404: Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24927
pis ees ¥.5
ADORATION ; poésie de Paul Arosa, mu-
sique de Gaston Schindler. No. 1.
Voix élevées. No. 2. Voix moyennes.
[ 24927, 24928
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Nov.
14, 1910; E 243481, 243482; L. Grus
& cie., Paris, France.
ADVENT; von Wilh. Koehler-Wtimbach,
op. 386, bearbeitet von Joh. Harder.
1. Fiir violine und klavier. 2. Fir
klavier zu vier hinden. (Zur
Christfeier, no. 1.) [ 24929, 24930
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 24,
1910; E 242607, 242608; Chr. Fried-
rich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Gross Lichterfelde, Germany.
ADVERTISEMENT; words and music by
Fritz Christian. [24931
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438262; Maurice Shapiro, New
York: N.Y.
AEREO QUEEN; words and music by J.
G. Scoville. [24932
OM. .c Gets 171910 4242190:
Jos. G. Scoville, New York, N. Y.
AEROPLANE; march and two-step by
Fred Gates Henry; piano. [24933
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242547; Hall’s musie store, War-
ren, Ohio.
AFRICAN (THE) GLIDE; words and mu-
sic by James T. Duffy. [24934
© Oct. 22,1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22,1910:
E 242403; Jos. Morris co., New York,
NOW.
AFTER SCHOOL; march by J. Brown-
field; piano. [24935
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910:
EK 242842; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
AFTER THE OPERA;
Lindsay; piano. (Stray musical
thoughts, no. 1.) [24936
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ec Nov. 10,
1910; E 244293; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia, Pa.
AFTER THE ROUND UP; words by Roger
Lewis, music by F. Henri Klickmann.
[24937
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241560; Victor Kremer, Chicago,
Til.
AIN’T THAT THE TRUTH; words and mu-
sic by C. W. Richie. New York, F.
B. Haviland pub. co. [24938
© Nov. 18, 1910; 2 e« Nov. 18,
1910; E 243624; C. W. Richie, South
' Brownsville, Pa.
march by Chas.
Arr. vp’ Eerté; dans Thésée, tragédie
lyrique de Francois-Joseph Gossec,
morceau d’étude de F. A. Gevaert,
pour soprano dramatique et piano.
(Répertoire-francais de Tlancien
chant classique, no. 339.) [24939
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242992; Henry Lemoine & Gie.,
Paris, France.
ATR DE BALLET. See Massenet (J. E.
a.)
AIR DE BALLETT; by Ernest F. Jores,
ops fl} piano: [24940
©- Nov. 17, 1910; Seer, 15.
1910; E 248572; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago, I.
AIR VARIE; by Charles de Bériot, ed.
and fingered by Philipp Mittell; vio-
lin and piano. No. 14 in G. [24941
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241827; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ne.
AL FRESCO; by James H. Rogers; pi-
ano. (Etchings, no. 1.) [24942
© Nov. 10, 19102 2 Nev. 10,
1910; E 244294; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ALADDIN; march by Herbert Le Grand;
piano. [24943
© Nov._12; 1910292) Giiiews Ga.
1910; E 243409; HWrank ) ket) oer
& co., Chicago, Hl.
ALAMOSA (THE) WALTZES; by J. W.
Lantry; piano. [ 24944
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2.¢ Gen aa tein.
E 241781; Jesse W. Lantry, Brook-
lynAN: YY.
ALBA D’AMORE; valzer lento, parole di
G. Ermete Gaeta, musica di Fran-
cesco Pugliese. 1. Pianoforte e canto.
2. Pianoforte solo. [ 24945, 24946
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. each Oct. 31,
1910; E 242959, 242960; Raffaele
Izzo, Naples, Italy.
ALBUM LEAF. See Grieg (KE. H.)
ALBUMBLATT; von Martin Klassert, op.
40, fiir die violine mit begleitung des
pianoforte.
5.) [24947
© Sept. 24, 19102. 2 \eye@iaeees
1910; E 241723; B. Schott’s sohne, |
Mainz, Germany.
ALEXANDER’S GOSPEL SONGS, No. 2; com-
piled by C. M. Alexander.
York, Chicago, [ete.].. Fleming H.
Revell company [1910]. 192 p. 12
mo. $0.20. 3 [24948
© Oct. 15,1910; 2c. Octed9F 19103
A 274323; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1440
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE; waltz by
Louis Maurice; piano. [24949
© Oet. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241738; Leo. Feist, New York,
mY.
ALICE, WHERE ART THOU; by J. Ascher,
theme and variations by Rose M.
Brochard; piano. [24950
(ilew. 7, 1910; 2 « Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438178; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
ALL ABOARD FOR BLANKET BAy; words
by Andrew S. Sterling, music by
H. Von Tilzer. [24951
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 2438152; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
ALL FoR JESUS; words by Mary D.
James, music arr. by D. B. Towner.
[24952
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244032; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ALL LOVE AND PRAISE FOR MISSOURI;
words and music by C. D. Peck.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [24953
GeNov, 12, 1910: 2 e. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244500; C. D. Peck, Boon-
ville, Mo.
ALL MY THOUGHTS OF YOU; waltz-inter-
mezzo by N. Mavrogenis, op. 66;
piano. [24954
© 1 ec. Nov. 12, 1910; E 244445;
N. Mavrogenis, Chicago, Il.
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT; words by
Harold Boulton, music an old Welsh
melody, arr. by N. Clifford Page;
duet for soprano and alto. [24955
© rNew 14° 1910; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1910; E 248560; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ALL VAIN I HOLD IT EVER (So ben che la
Speranza); English version by
Claude Aveling, music by N. A. Por-
pora, arr. by Alfred Moffat; voice
and piano. [24956
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EK 243375; Augener Itd., London,
England.
ALLA ZINGARESCA; by Agnes Tschet-
schulin, ed. and fingered by Th. Mit:
tell; violin and piano. [24957
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 243049; G. Schirmer, New York,
nN. oY.
24966
ALLAH GIVE ME MINE; lyric by Caro
Roma, music by Ernest R. Ball.
[24958
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242639; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Ne ay:
ALLEGRETTO AGITATO; par Alphonse
Jommi, pour’ violoncelle avec ace.
de piano. [24959
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244374; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
ALLEGRETTO CON MOTO; prélude von
Hmil Kronke. op. 58, ftir piano.
(Hommage 4 Chopin, no. 4.) [24960
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242689; Schweers & Haake, Bre-
men, Germany.
prélude von Emil —
Kronke, op. 58, fiir piano. (Hom-
mage a Chopin, no. 3.) [24961
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
HK 242688; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany.
ALLEGRO GRAZIOSO;
ALMA WHERE DO YOU LIVE; waltzes
from the musical play by Jean Bri-
quet; piano. [24962
OF Now Gs" 191022) -c.aNovar Li
1910; H 244568; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
ALOHA (Farewell to thee); waltz
intro. One-two-three-four, arr. by
KE. Montelle; piano. Los Angeles,
Sunset pub. co. [24963
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2.¢. Oct: 1, 1910;
EH 2424389; Hugene Montelle, Los An-
geles, Cal.
ALPENVEILCHEN UND EDELWEISS (AI-
pine flowers); von Gustav Hansen,
op. 24, no. 4; klavier zu vier handen.
(In freier natur, no. 4.) [24964
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242481; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
ALPINE GLIDE; arpeggio waltz by H.
Stanley Walser, op. 582; piano.
[24965
© Nov. 5,.1910; 2 c. Noy. 9, 1910;
E 248318; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis, Mo.
ALPINE (THE) MAID’s SUNDAY (Saeter-
jentens Sondag); melody by Ole
Bull, harmonized and arr. by Johan
S. Svendsen, ed. and fingered by
Philipp Mittell; violin and piano.
[24966
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
KB 242495: G. Schirmer, New York,
RR
1441
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24967
pt. 111, n.8., v.5
ALS ICH DAS ERSTE MAL; lied aus der
operette, Die keusche Barbara, text
von Rudolf Bernauer u. Leop. Jacob-
son, musik von Oskar Nedbal.
[24967
©, Sept: 10> 1910.2") Oca:
1910; E 242596; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
ALT WIEN; lied in der operette, Herr
Biedermaier und frau, text von Wil-
helm Sterk, musik von C. M. Ziehrer.
[24968
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 243123; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
ALTE, I’ BITT’ DI’ BRUMM NET; humor-
istisches marschlied, text und music
von Theodor Wottitz, op. 146. [24969
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 e Oct. 29,
1910; E 241923; Josef Blaha, Vi-
enna, Austria.
ALWAYS I’M DREAMING OF YOU; words
and music by L. T. Braman. New
York, Harry M. Denton co. [24970
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ¢ Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242440; Lawrence Tilden Braman,
Newark, N. J.
ALZA, MANOLITA; OU, LES CARTES NE
MENTENT JAMAIS; Chanson, espag-
nole, paroles de F. L. Bénech, mu-
Sique de Léo Daniderff. [24971
© Noy. 12, 1910; 2 « Nov. 14,
1910; E 2438498; L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
AM ABEND; lied ohne worte, von Bernh.
Hd. Miiller, op. 71, fiir waldhorn mit
klavierbegleitung. [24972
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ce, Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244875; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
AM CHRISTABEND (On Christmas eve) ;
tonbild von H. Karoly, op. 31. 1.
Violine solo. 2. Pianoforte mit text.
[ 24973, 24974
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ¢. each Oct. 31,
1910; E 242988. 242989; Carl Heins,
Berlin, Germany.
AM MUHLBACH (At the mill-brook) ;
von Carl Bohm, op. 389, fiir piano-
forte ohne octaven-spannung, und
mit fingersatzbezeichnung. (Acht
vortragstticke, no. 3.) [24975
Or Sept. 14) TOI}; 2c. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242680; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AM UFER; ged. von Franz Evers, musik
von Victor von Woikowsky-Biedau,
op. 30, ftir mittlere stimme mit
klavier. [24976
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 5, 1910;
EH 244178; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
AMERICAN AERIAL TRIUMPH ; march and
two-step, by J. M. Lacalle. New
York, Musicians music pub. co.
[24977
©- Nov. 14, 1910; 2 eo) Nows 45,
1910; E 2445138; Joseph M. Lacalle,
New York, N. Y.
AMERICAN BEAUTY RAG; by F. HE. Lane
and Jesse C. Sutton, arr. by H.
Brader; piano, [24978
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1910; E 244340;
Frank EH. Lane, Omaha, Nebr.
AMERICAN RHAPSODY; by Gaylord Yost,
op. 8; violin and piano. [24979
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
H 242514; Carl Fischer, New York,
INSIYG
AMERICAN (THE) WOMAN’S LEAGUE;
words and music by Mrs. A. R. B.
Wilber. 4to. [24980
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242545; Mrs. A. R. B. Wilber,
United States.
AMMORE E N’AUCIELLO; versi di Carlo
Ferraro, musica di Oscar Cattedra,
per canto e pianoforte. [24981
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242972; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
AMMORE VICINO; versi di H. A. Mario,
musica di F. Pugliese; canto e man-
dolino. [24982
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248091; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
AMoR MIO (Mon amour); valse bos-
ton, versi di G. EH. Gaeta, musica di
V. Ricciardi. [24983
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241566; G. Santojanni, Naples,
Italy.
AMORE CASTIGLIANO; marcia spagnola,
versi di Armando Gill, musica di
Alfredo Mazzucchi.
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242953; \Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
1442
[24984
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
AMORETTENTANZ (Danse of the amo-
rettes) ; von Carl Heins, op. 276. 1.
Piano 4 hindig. 2. Piano 2 handig.
[24985, 24986
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 26,
1910; E 242686, 242637; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
Amour (L’) D’OPHELIA; valse lente
par Vittore Loreto; orchestre. 4to.
[24987
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22;
1910; E 241690; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
AmourR (L’) EST UN OISEAU REBELLE.
See Bizet (G.)
AMOUR ETERNEL; paroles et musique
de G. Aubert. [24988
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241667; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
Amour (L’) PASSIONNE (Love’s pas-
sion) ; valse lente, par Tito Natali;
piano. [24989
© Nev. 14, 1910: 2 c Nov. 14,
1910; E 244498; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
AN DER WINDMUHLE; von Georg Mewes,
op. 74, fiir pianoforte. (Vier melo-
dische vortragsstticke, no. 2.)
[24990
© Sept 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241882; Gebr. Ulbrich, Ber-
lin, Germany.
AN EINE VERLORENE (Lost love) ; words
by Ferdinand Ewald Toennies, mu-
sic by Hans Kronold, op. 25, no. 7;
high voice. (Rosen und zypressen,
m0: 7; ) [24991
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242510; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y.
ANASTASIA; written and composed by
R. P. Weston. [24992
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241805; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
AND IF —; words from the French of
Maurice Maeterlinck, music by A.
Fredin. W. H. Willis
and co. [24993
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2c. Oct. 26, 1910;
H 242716; Aline Fredin, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
AND THE GLORY OF THE LorD; anthem
for Christmas, music by A. Geibel;
mixed voices. (Octavo church mu-
sic, no. 149.) [24994
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 2438171; Adam Geibel music Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cincinnati,
ANDACHT; ged. von Iranz. Evers,
musik von Victor von Woikowsky-
Biedau, op. 30, fiir mittlere stimme
mit klavier. (Kd6nigslieder, no. 8.)
[24995
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Noy. 5, 1910;
EH 244183; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
ANDALUSIAN ROMANCE; words by F. H.
Martens, music by Maurice M.
Milcke; medium in HK. [24996
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 27, 1910;
H) 242922; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
ANDANTE. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
ANDANTE CANTABILE; von Fabian Reh-
feld, op. 99, fiir violine und piano-
forte. (Vier stticke, no. 3.) [24997
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1910;
EL 2438132; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Gross, Lichter-
felde, Germany.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO; von Bernh. Kd.
Miller, op. 74, ftir waldhorn mit
klavierbegleitung. [24998
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244376; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
ANEMONE; idylle by Paul Voigt, op. 76,
fiir klavier. [24999
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241917; Georg Arnold, Ber-
lin, Germany.
ANEMONES; intermezzo by Napoleon
Lambelet; piano. [25000
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 241515; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London, England.
ANGEL (THE) CHORUS; music by E.S.
Lorenz. 25001
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244112; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
—- words by Palmer Hartsough,
music by Samuel W. Beazley; so-
prano and alto. [25002
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
FB 243025; Fillmore bros. co., Cinein-
nati, Ohio.
ANGEL GABRIEL; arr. by M. A. Bick-
ford; guitar and piano. [25003
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244204; U. S. school of music,
New York, N, X.
1443
_ 7 nn nn en ane ae nnn ois 1 a hah ana cL ai
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25004
Dt. 1 aS ve
ANGEL VOICES; a service for Christmas,
words by Julia H.. Johnston and
others, music by Charles H. Mas-
kell and others. Svo. | 25004
©- Oct. 1, 1910; 2 e Nov. 2, 1910;
FE 243056; Heidelberg press, Pihila-
delphia, Pa.
ANGELIC SALUTATION; melody by Ed-
ward Stanley; piano. [ 25005
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
KH 242840; Frank K. Root. & co.,
Chicago, Il.
ANGELIC VOICES; by F.-R. Kimball;
piano. [25006
@ Nov: £, 1910-2 ce Oct. 31). 1910):
iB 242 S00: ranks VK Root “&- co:
Chicago, Ill.
ANGEL’S (THE) DREAM; reverie by
R. G. Grady; piano. [ 25007
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244130; Frank K. Root & cGo.,
Chicago, Il.
ANGELS FROM THE REALMS OF GLORY;
Christmas song, words by James
Montgomery, music by Bruno Huhn.
In F and D. 25008
©) Oct. 15, 1910; 2:e..O0ci» 1471910:
E 242031; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass. ;
ANGELUS (THE); selection from the
opera by E. W. Naylor, selected and
arr. by Charles Godfrey, jr.; or-
chestra. [25009
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910:
EH 241939; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
ANIELLO AFFATATO; versi di Salvatore
Nocerino, musica di Luigi De Luca,
per canto e pianoforte. [25010
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
K 242970; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
ANTIQUE DANSE; transcription on Ga-
briel Marie’s La cinquantaine, by Al-
bert Teres, op. 32; piano. [25011
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov.3, 1910;
E 244056; A. Teres, New York, N. Y.
APHRODITE; Oper in- einem aufzug, dich-
tung nach Pierre Louys von Hans
Liebstoeckl, musik von Max Ober-
leithner. Klavierauszug mit text
von C. Hynais. [25012
© WWept: ta: 19108. 2 e:1Oct, 24,
1910; D 18745; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
APPASSIONATAMENTE; valzer lento, pa-
role di G. Argeri, musica di Alfredo
Mazzuchi, per pianoforte e canto.
[25013
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
KH 242956; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
APRIL (AN) DAY (Un jour d’Avril) ;
impromptu by John Carver Alden;
piano. [25014
© Nov: 15, 19107 20eo Noy 6.
1910; E 248561; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ARABESQUE; by Ernest F. Jores, op. 9,
no. 5; piano. (Suite in Garmows.)
[25015
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 € Oeieats 1910
E 242887; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
ARCADIA; intermezzo composed by Syd-
ney Churcher; piano. [25016
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 claws 10:
1910; E 244322; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ARPEGGIO AND SLURRING STUDY; [by M.
A. Bickford]; cello. [25017
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241969;- U. S. school of music,
New York,-N. Y.
ARPEGGIO AND TECHNICAL STUDIES; by
M. A. Bickford ; mand. [25018
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241550; U. S. school’ orewmusic
New. York, N. Y.
ARRIVAL OF THE GUESTS; march by Gus-
tay Cords; piano. (Children’s festi-
wal moar.) [25019
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244092; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
march by M. Greenwald; two vio-
lins and piano. [25020
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2: Novae S10;
E 248180; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
ARZA Y OLE; nouveau garrotin, mu-
sique de Miguel Picazo, pour piano.
[25021
© Oct. 31, 1910;-2 ce. Nov/ a, 1900;
E 243296; Casa Dotésio, Madrid,
Spain.
AS PANTS THE HART; words from Ps.
42, adapted by H. H. MeGranahan,
music by Henry Parker; alto or
baritone. (Select solos, no. 6.)
[25022
©-/ Nov. 14; 1910; 2 @ ANGye a6:
1910; E 243542; H. H. McGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
1444
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25041
ASK FOR THE RAIN; words and music
by F. E. Belden. [25023
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242777; Franklin Edson Belden,
Battle Creek, Mich.
ASPIRATION ; words and music by E. F.
Crane. [ 25024
© i-e. Noy. 5, 1910; E 244129;
Ellen F. Crane, Cameron, W. Va.
ASSEMBLY PRAISE-BOOK; hymns and
tunes for general use with respon-
Sive readings from the Psalms, com-
piled and edited by Leo Rich Lewis
and Leon Ryder Maxwell. 16mo.
[25025
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. T, 1910;
A 274812; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
AT BETHLEHEM; Christmas cantata
for choirs, music arr. by Alfred Jud-
son. 4to. [ 25026
© Wov. 7, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244215; Hall- Mack co., New York,
Ney.
AT DAWN OF DAY; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by James Coleman.
Ne. 2 in BD. [ 25027
© Oct: 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243279; City music pub. co., Lich-
. field, England.
AT MORN ON THE ALPS; reverie fan-
taisie by F. Barducci, op. 65; piano.
St. Louis, Thiebes piano co. [25028
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
H 2438317; Fr. Barducci, St. Louis,
Mo.
AT THE BEND OF THE OLD FARM ROAD;
words and music by John T. Mc-
Donough. [ 25029
Cie, 25, 1910: 2. c., Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242641; M. aero & sons, “New
Mork N.Y.
AT THE BLACKSMITH’S (In der
schmiede) ; caprice by Carl Kling;
piano. [25030
Oesov. 10, 1910: 2 c... Nove 10,
1910; EH 244295; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AT THE CIRCUS; march by R. Streab-
bog; piano. [25031
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 243219; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
AT THE MUSICAL SHOW; words and
music by D. Granville. [25032
i ve; Oct.).21,-1910; H.-242411;
Dorothy Granville, Chicago, Ill.
EE
AT TWILIGHT; reverie by Ludwig Kel-
lerman, op. 12; piano. [25033
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
KH 243209; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
AU BORD DU LAc (On the lake) ; bar-
carolle, by D. A. Demoines; piano.
[ 25034
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242772; Paul A. Schmitt, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
AU CLAIR DU SOLEIL; valse-intermezzo,
par Willy Schwember, op. 32; piano.
[25035
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242618; C. F. Teich, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
AU COUCHER DU SOLEIL; nocturne by
Carl Bohm, op. 385, no. 3; piano.
[25036
e. Nov. 18,
Banks & son, York,
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2
1910; E 243586 ;
England.
AU CBEPUSCULE, LES ELFES DANSENT;
poéme de L. Fortolis, musique de
Alexandre Georges. [25037
© Noy. 12, -1910; ce. Nov. 14,
1910; BE 2434838; L. Grus et cie.,
Paris, France.
D)
a
Au Nit (On the Nile); traduit de
lVarabe par M. de P., English version
and music by A. Fredin. Cincinnati,
W. H. Willis and co. [25038
© Oct. (26; 1910 2c; Oct226, 1910;
Bi ZAZA Aline * eediin, Cincin-
nati: ©:
AU POINT DU PIED (On tip-toe); ga-
votte par Alphonse Durosier, pour
piano. (Trois morceaux de danse,
no. 2.) [25039
©, Sept. 26; 1910: 2. Vern Och 22.
1910: E 241734; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
AU PRINTEMPS; poésie de Henri Cain,
musique de Félix Fourdrain, op. 24.
(Mélodies, no. 1.) [25040
© - Nov. 12; 19103, 2).c. Nov. 14,
1910: B 243486; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
morceau de ge
AUBADE A MIMI; mre par
A. Scassola; orehestre avec piano
eonducteur. 4to. | 25041
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 1T, 1910;
BE 242316: Francis Salabert, Paris,
France.
1445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25042
pt. It, tt. &., Vv. 5
AUF DER ALM (On the mountain) ; von
Carl Bohm, op. 889, fiir pianoforte,
ohne octavenspannung und mit fin-
gersatzbezeichnung. (Acht vortrag-
stiicke, no. 6.) [25042
©) "Sept. 14:5 19105 2c) Oc 25;
1910; E 242683; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AUF DER DORFWIESE (Country dance) ;
von Carl Bohm, op. 389, ftir piano-
forte, ohne octavenspannung und
mit fingersatzbezeichnung. (Acht
vortragstticke, no. 8.) [25043
©-Sept. 14, 1910: 2 c Oct: 26,
1910; E 242685; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AUF DER DUNE (On the downs); ged.
von Victor Bliithgen, musik von El-
len Kullmann. (Lieder und gesinge,
no. 3.) [25044
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH} 242722; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
AURORA; intermezzo by Geo. P. Shee-
han; piano. [25045
© Nev. 10; 1910-)2).c) Nov. 9,
1910; E 243308; Thompson music
co., Chicago, Ill.
valse lente by Julian W. Kindt,
arr. by M. Retford. (Boosey & co.’s
new supplemental journal for mili-
tary bands, no. 81.) [25046
© Nov. 10) 71910; 2 eh “Nov 11,
1910; EH 248387; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
AURORE (L’) See Crepuscule (La)
AUS DER KINDERWELT (Songs from the
children’s world) ; acht kleine lieder,
English words by Mrs. H. W. Dra-
ber, musik von Max Reger, op. 76.
(Schlichte weisen, band 5, no. 44—
51, mittel.) [25047
©. Oei. 17, 1910: 2 ce Oct. 31, 1910:
H} 242987; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Auto (AN) JUST BUILT FOR TWO;
words and music by HE. A. Enkel-
mann. Professional. [25048
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1910; E 243615;
HH, A. Enkelmann, Springfield, Mass.
AUTUMN; by G. R. Combs, op. 29;
piano. [25049
© -Nov. 10; 191073 *2 .c. Nov. 11,
1910; E 243336; Gilbert Raynolds
Combs, Philadelphia, Pa.
AUTUMN CANTER; petite polka by Chas.
Lindsay; piano. (Stray musical
thoughts, no. 3.) [25050
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e«. Noy. 10,
1910; E 244296; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AUTUMN (THE) WOODS; part-song,
words from the German of von
Prang, music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; men’s voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, no, 12111:) [25051
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 248033; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
AVENIR (L’); valse, by A. C. Fuld;
piano. [25052
© ‘Nov. 14;' 1910; 2c Now..12,
1910; E 244440; A. Carrie Fuld, Bal-
timore, Md.
AVIATION FRANCAISE; grande _ valse,
tirée de Femina, operette en 1 acte,
de Rodolphe Berger, transcription
par Gustave Michiels, pour piano
seul. [25053
© Oct. 18,. 1910; 2eeeeiieieeay,
1910; E. 2428515; Joubert, | Baris;
France.
AVIATION MARCH; by J. A. Riano;
piano. [25054
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1910; EH 244339;
J. A. Riano, New York, N. Y.
AVIATOR. (THE); waltz? pyoetk. V-
Forbes; piano. New York, Jerome
H. Remick & co. [25055
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240722; R. V. Forbes, New York,
INES Ne
AWAKE! ARISE; words by C. D. Mar-
tin, music by W. Stillman Martin.
[25056
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242628; C. F. Allen and C. H.
Marsh, Winona Lake, Ind.
BABES IN THE WOOD; waltz by Glenn
W. Ashley; piano. [25057
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242825; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
BABILLAGE; par Henri Van Gael, op.
148, pour piano 4 4 mains. (Les
chrysanthémes, no. 1.) [25058
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1910;
KH 241695; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
BaBY MINE; intermezzo infantine, by
Louis Maurice; piano. [25059
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241789; Leo. Feist, New York,
INE Se
1446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25075
BaABy’s BOX OF TOYS; written by Wor-
ton David, composed by R. Penso.
(Popular 6d ed., no. 215.) [25060
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242405; Von Tilzer music co., Lon-
don, England.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Kleine
praludien und fugen (Short preludes
and fugues); neue instruktive aus-
gabe von Theodor Wiehmayer;
piano. [25061
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244463; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Madgeburg, Germany.
— Konzert fiir violon in A moll; mit
vortragsangaben von Henri Marteau,
fiir violine und piano. Klavieraus-
zug von Aug. Godllner, mit begleiten-
der 2. violine zu studienzwecken.
[25062
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910; E 241888; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
aa in EK dur; mit vortragsanga-
ben von Henri Marteau, fiir violine
und klavier, mit begleitender 2. vio-
line zu studienzwecken. [25063
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910; E 241922; Steingriber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
Non sa che sia dolore; kantate
no. 209, bearb. von Felix Mott], fiir
eine sopranstimme, mit _ streich-
orchester. Partitur. [25064
© Oct, 1) 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244877; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
NoEk VN ¥.
Octave studies (Etudes en oc-
taves) ; after J. S. Bach, arr. by Isi-
dor Philipp, piano. [25065
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct: 19, 1910;
E 242388; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Zwei- und dreistimmige inven-
tionen (Inventions in 2 and 38
parts); neue instruktive ausgabe
von Theodor Wiehmayer; piano.
[25066
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244464; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Madgeburg, Germany.
BAGATELLE; by Carl Reger, op. 19, no.
6; piano. (10 kleine albumblitter,
no. 6.) [25067
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910;
H 242473; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
BarRNIES (Baby days); a song cycle,
words by G. A. G. and M. I. Hurrell,
music by John Ayre. [25068
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 248250; Leonard & co., London,
England.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Killarney ;
theme with variation by Rose M.
Brochard; piano. [25069
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
K 243247; Century music pub. €o.,
New York, N. Y.
BALLAD (THE) of SEMMERWATER;
part-song, words by William Watson,
music by Edgar L. Bainton; mixed
voices. Ato. (Choral handbook,
Curwen’s edition, 60962.) [25070
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2c. Oct. 15, 1910;
EH 242036; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
Bango (A) SONG; words by Howard
Weeden, music by Sidney Homer,
op. 22, no. 4; original key, high in C.
[25071
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242709; G. Schirmer, New York,
Nw
BARBIER (DER) VON SEVILLA. See Ros-
sini (G. A.)
BARBLAU (OTTO) Vier stticke (Quatre
piéces), op. 21; fiir orgel. [25072
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24,
1910; E 242578; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
BARCAROLE; ged. von A. F. von Schack,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe
stimme. (Lieder und gesiinge, erste
folge, no. 1.) [25073
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241845; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
von Erkki Melartin, op. 59, re-
vidiert von Wilh. Dugge. (lLyrisches,
no. 1.) [25074
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
H 243281; K. G. Fazer, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
BARCAROLLE; by S. Becker von Grabill,
op. 44; piano. [25075
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 248048; S. Becker von Grabill,
Lancaster, Pa.
BARCAROLLE. See Offenbach (J.)
(A, G,)
BARCAROLLE. See Rubinstein
1447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25076
pt. 115, nos; Ve-3
8 piéces lere posi-
Cahier 1,
BARNS (ETHEL)
tion; pour violon et piano.
no. 22. Cahier 2, no. 23.
[ 25076, 25077
© Oct A, 1910-2 each Oct. 22,
1910; E 241693, 241694; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
BarToK (BéLA) 2 danses roumaines
(2 roman tanc), op. 8; pour le piano
en C moll et G dur, rev. par Frédéric
Delius. [25078
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241861; Rozsavolgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
BASE BALL; two step, by George L.
Spaulding; piano. (Seven easy
pieces, no. 1.) [25079
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
FE 244001; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
BATTLE (THE) OF THE CENTURIES;
words by James Rowe, music by
Chas. H. Marsh. [25080
©. Oct, 24 1910 2 «& Oct. 26,
1910 Wi 242635; Praise Pubsxco.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BATTLESHIP NorTH Dakota; march by
C. W. Bennet. 4to. (Standard edi-
tion for orchestra, no. 392.) [25081
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244141; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton, Mass. :
BAVARIAN WALTZ; arr. by M. A. Bick-
ford; guitar and piano. [25082
© Nov: 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EK 244202; U. S. School of music,
Néw York, N. Y.
BE A HERO LIKE YOUR DAD; words and
music by C. H. Laughlin. [25083
@iiee, Oct. 31,1910: Wi 244484:
Charles Henry Laughlin, Stockton,
Cal.
BE CAREFUL HOW YOU HANDLE ME;
words by Wm. Jerome, music by
Jean Schwartz. [25084
© Sept. 16, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 19,
1910; E 242398; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BEAM ONE MORE SMILE; words and
music by F. F. Causey. [25085
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243337; Francis F. Causey, Hamp-
ton, Va.
BEAUTIFUL CROWNS; words and music
by H. Lillenas. [25086
Oct. Aone ce. (Oe. 27. 1910;
E 241791; Haldor Lillenas, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS; words by C. L.
Sprankle, music by Alvin F. Billings.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25087
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2°e Och sieao10;
E 242942; Chas. L. Sprankle, Akron,
Ohio.
, BEAUTIFUL ROSE; words and music by
Mrs. William Middleditch. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25088
© Oct. 1,.19107, 2 Ociaeerai10-
E 240704; Mrs. Wm. Middleditch,
Sharon Station, Md.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING WALTZES; by Law-
rence L. Willey; piano. [25089
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1910; W 244614;
L. L. Willey & co., Rochester, N. H.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST; waltz or rey-
erie by Herbert Le Grand; piano.
[25090
©. Nov..12, 1910:) 2eceeawe tt
1910; E 243410; Frank K. Root &
eco., Chicago, Il.
BECAUSE I HAVE HIS worRD; words by
Charles W. Fletcher, music by D. B.
Towner. [25091
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244007; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BECAUSE OF YoU; words by <Almon
Hennesley, music by Helen Louise
Shaffer; medium. [25092
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 « Nov. 2, 1910;
E 244811; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
words by Marie Beatrice Gannon,
music by C. T. Ferry; high voice.
Cleveland, H. EH. MeMillin. [25093
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E: 244140; Chas. T. Ferry, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
BECAUSE WE DO NOT ASK; words by
Ella Lauder, music by D. B. Towner.
[25094
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244016; Chas. M. Alexander, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
BECAUSE YOU LOVE ME; words by H. D.
Taylor, music by A. L. Powell, in
B flat. [ 25095
© Nov. 16)..1910;° 2° ¢, Neves:
1910; E 243539; Wm. A. Pond & €o.,
New York, N. Y.
1448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25115
Bee (THE) SONG: from the operetta
The spring maid, by Heinrich Rein-
hae errs by K.. L.. Halle;- orch.
and piano ace. 4to. [25096
merttew tt.) 1910; 2. c. Nov: 12,
1910; E 2444380; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Fir Elise;
op. 173, albumblatt, rev. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; pf. [25097
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241681; M. Witmark & sons, New
Zork; IN. Y.
— Menuett; arr. von W. Burmester,
bearb. von A. Kaiser, ftir salon-or-
chester mit piano. 4to. [25098
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241687; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
— Sonata in © minor, op. 18; ed.
phrased and fingered by Stewart
Macpherson; piano. Analytical edi-
tion. (Beethoven sonatas.) [26099
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241810; Joseph Williams, Iltd.,
London, England.
-_Sonatina in F, no. 2; rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; pf.
[25100
©) Wet. 21, 1910: 2 ¢. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241682; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N: Y.
in G, no. 1, rey. and fingered
by Rafael Richter; pf. [25101
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK 241683; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mors IN. OY...
BEETLES’ (THE) DANCE; by Edward
Holst, ed. by J. W. Lerman; piano
duet. [25102
Gr Moy. 10:71910--.2 © Nov. 10,
1910; E 244297; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BEFORE MY WINDOW; words by G. Ga-
lina, Eng. version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Rachmaninoff, op.
26, no. 10; high in G. [251038
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
EH 241548; G. Schirmer, New York,
TY.
BEFORE THE FLOOD; words by Morris
Harvey, music by H. G. Pélissier.
[25104
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EH 241595; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London, England.
BEHOLD A STRANGER AT THE DOOR;
words by Joseph Grigg, music by D.
B. Towner. [25105
© Oct. 20;.1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 1, 1910:
EK 244012; Charles,.M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BEHOLD, I BRING YOU GOOD TIDINGS;
Christmas anthem, words from Luke
2, music by Herbert W. Wareing;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition, no.
12074. ) [25106
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
EH 242383; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
—— Christmas song,
mond C. Robinson. 1. In D and B
flat. 2. With violin. [25107, 25108
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 14,
1910; EH 242029, 242030; Arthur P.
Schinidt, Boston, Mass.
music by Ray-
BEHOLD YE Hts sTar; words by Elsie
Dunean Yale, music by J. Lincoln
Hall. 4to. (Christmas anthems, no.
158.) [25109
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 243156; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
BEHR (FRANZ) Waltz (Walzer); op.
503, no. 8, rev. and fingered by Ra-
fael Richter; piano. 2a
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1910;
HW) 242755; M. Witmark & sons, New
Worle Ne Ye
BEIM KUSS SCHLIESST MAN DIE AUGEN;
walzerlied, text und musik von Ger-
hard Sauber. (att
© Sept) 105 1910892) ce - Oct: “24,
1910; HE 242618; Georg Bratfisch,
Trankfurt-Oder, Germany.
BELEAGUERED (THE); part song, words
by Henry F. Chorley, music by Sulli-
van, arr. by John H. West; mixed
voices. 4to. (Thechloral album, no.
986. ) [25112
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
BK 242909; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
ME, THOSE ENDEARING
YOUNG CHARMS; words by ‘Thos.
Moore, harmonized and adapted by
John Hyatt Brewer; chorus of men’s
voices a capella. (Octavo choruses,
no. 5515.) (25118
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241546: G. Schirmer, New York,
IN; Y.
BELIEVE IF ALL
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20114
pt. Il1, n.s., v. 5
BELIEVE ME, OLD GLORY; words by Jack
Lawrence, music by Edwin Phelps.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25114
©; Oct: 31,1910; 2.6 Octsi1910;
TH) 2429388; Burt L. Wheeler, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
BELINDA THE BELLE OF THE CHORUS;
words and music by L. Dalton.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25115
© Oct. 31; 1910:92.e. Oct. 3 1980 :
H 2429389; Lionel Dalton, Fresno,
Cal.
BELLA CA PUORTE ’E ZUOCCOLE; versi di
HK. A. Mario, musica di F. Pugliese;
canto e mandolino. [25116
© Oct. 20, 1910: 2 «. Nov. 2, 1910;
Ei 243092; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
BELLE (THE) OF A COLLEGE TOWN;
words and music by Ned Highland.
psa ere
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
Ki 244220; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vork, N.Y:
BELLERBY (EDWARD J.) ‘Toccata in D;
op. 28; organ. [25118
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243519; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London, England.
BELLINI (VINCENZO) Norma; grosse
oper in 8 akten, ftir die deutsche
buhne neu bearbeitet und instrumen-
tiert von Felix Mottl. Partitur.
[25119
@© Sept. 10, 1910; 2-¢.-Oct. 29,
1910; D 18749; Albert Ahn, Cologne,
Germany.
Betts (THE) OF SWEET ATHLONE;
words by Edward ‘Teschemacher,
music by Hllen Leighton-Vancourt.
Noe invA flat: [25120
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 2438249; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London, England.
Brenpix (MAx) Melodie; op. 12, no. 2;
viol. with piano acc. P2502)
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
Hi} 244165; T. B. Harms and Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
BENDIX (THEODORE) ALBUM; piano.
(Witmark series, no. 2.) [25122
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
HH 244221; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork, “Ney:
BENEATH HIS WINGS I’M SAFELY HID-
ING; words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by J. W. Henderson. [25123
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 21, 1910;
H 242430; J. W. Henderson, Muske-
gon Heights, Mich.
BENEATH THE TREES (Unter den biu-
men) ; bluette by Carl Kling; piano.
[25124
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e Nov. 10,
1910; E 244298; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BENEDICITE, OMNIA OPERA; music by
Roland Smart, ed. by Charles Les-
lie; mixed voices. 4to. (Music for
the Protestant Episcopal service,
no. 327.) [25125
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
FE 242915; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
BENEDICTION; tone picture by Henry
S. Sawyer; piano. [25126
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242835; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
——words from Numbers VI, music
by D. B. Towner. [25127
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244024; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
—words anon., music by Harry
Rowe Shelley ; soprano or tenor in F.
[25128
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241799; G. Schirmer, New York,
Nias
BENEDICTUS IN D; music by Bertram
Luard-Selby; mixed voices. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 72.)
[25129
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242988; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
BERCEUSE; by Ernest F. Jores, op. 9,
no. 2; piano. (Suite in G, no. 2.)
[25130
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 «, Oct. sian
E 242884; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Il.
by J. C. Hooper, arr. by Wee:
Armstrong, in D. 1. Violin and
piano, 2. Piano. [25131, 25182
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c each Oct. 17,
1910; BE 242158, 242157; James Cal-
vin Hooper, Chicago, III.
1450
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nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
BERCEUSE—Continued.
——vyon Erkki Melartin, op. 59. revi-
diert von Wilh. Dugge. (Lyrisches,
no. 3.) [25133
© Oct. 4. 1910: 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248283; K. G. Fazer, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
— (Cradle song); by Felix Drey-
schock. transcribed by Edw. Lemare,
ed. by Pierre Duvernet: organ.
[25134
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244216; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
—— (Wiegenlied): par V&aSa
pour piano. (Bagatelles, no. 1.)
[2o1sh
eecee a2 1910: 2 cr Nov. 10,
1910; E 244878; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
BERCEUSE. See Grieg (E. H.)
BeRLI0zZ (Hector Louis) Choral fan-
tasia on Faust: words by Florence
Hoare and M. C. Gillington, music
arr. by Perey E. Fletcher. 4to.
(Choral handbook, Curwen’s edi-
tion, no. 60961. ) [25136
Moy. 14° 1910: 2 c. Nov. 12,
1910; E 244422; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
BERTINI (HENRI-JEROME); 25 études;
ed. by Josef Frantz for piano. 1.
Oye 25),.2.- Op. 32. [25137, 25138
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 18.
1910; E 241460, 241461; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, Mass.
BETHLEHEM: a sacred cantata, words
written and arr. by E. Cuthbert
Nunn, music by J. H. Maunder; for
four solo voices and chorus. (Octavo
ed.) [25139
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
HE 242526; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
BEWACHT; ged. von Franz Evers,
musik von Victor von Woikowsky-
Biedau, op. 30, fiir mittlere stimme
mit klavier. (K06nigslieder, no. 6.)
[25140
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2.c. Nov. 5, 1910;
HE 244181; N. Simrock, g. m. b. b.,
Berlin, Germany.
BEYOND THE SMILING AND THE WEEP-
ING; quartet or chorus, words by
Horatius Bonar, music by Geo.
Noyes Rockwell; mixed _ voices.
(Octavo church musie, no. 10096.)
[25141
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243463; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Suk,
25150
BIENE (DIE); von Martin Klassert,
op. 40, ftir die violine mit beglei-
tung des pianoforte. (6 vortrigs-
Stlicke, no. 6.) [25142
© Sept: 2471910 :.2 ce, Oc 22
1910; E 241724; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
BiFF DuGAN; words and music by
Herman Timberg. [25143
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 243116; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, INGY:
Big ROUND MOON; words by C. Hollen-
beck, music by Martha Broecker.
[25144
© 1 ce) Oct.-217 1910 We 2424187
Charles Hollenbeck, Chicago, I].
BiInLy WILSON’S CLOG; arr. by M. A.
Bickford; banjo. [25145
©) Oct. -25,- 19102272) c. Oe. 26;
1910; E 242901; U. S. school of
music, New York, N.Y.
BIONDA SERENA; leggenda marinara,
versi di G. E. Gaeta, musica di
Francesco Pugliese, per canto e pi-
anoforte. [25146
Ocke SR Ao 732 1e., (Ocwk al;
1910; E 242967; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
Birp (THE) OF BLUE; words by Chrys-
tabel, music by Edward German.
No. 2 in E flat. [25147
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2c Oct. 25,
1910; EH 241775; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
BIRDS OF SPRING; waltz by J. Brown-
field; piano. [2514S
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242844; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
Bis AN’S ENDE DER WELT MIT DIR (TO
the end of the world with you);
amerikanisches lied von Ernst R.
Ball, arr. von M. Royer; orchester
mit piano direction. Stimmen. 4to.
[25149
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
H 242379; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
Germany.
Bizet (Georcrs) Amour (L’) est un
oiseau rebelle; habanera from the
opera Carmen, English version by
Th. Baker; soprano. (Operatic an-
thology, no. 1238.) [25150
© Nov. 18, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 19,
1910; E 244618; G. Schirmer, New
WORKIN. 2s
1451
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25151
pt. 1S Vo
BIZET (GEORGES )—Continued.
Minuett, aus L’arlésienne; arr.
von Paul Wetzger, fiir fidte, harfe
oder klavier, und violoncello, mit
viola ad lib. [25151
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244404; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
— Song of the toreador; words
trans. by Abbie Farwell Brown;
bar. solo and male chorus. 4to.
[25152
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242620; C. W. Thompson & ©o.,
Boston, Mass.
BLACK BEAUTY; rag by Jean Schwartz;
piano. [25153
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c Nov. 9, 1910;
EK 248316; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
— waltz, by H. Fulton; pf. 4 hands.
[25154
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242662; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
BLACK BELLE; written and composed
by Geo. A. Stevens. [25155
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241958; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Buiack (THE) MAN; from the suite
The dwellers in the western world,
by John Philip Sousa; piano.
[25156
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec Nov. 1, 1910;
EH 241952; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
BuLariz (HuGH) ARR. Nine settings of
the Kyrie Eleison together with the
Sanctus and the Gloria in Excelsis;
arr. in chant form for parish choirs.
4to. [25157
© Sept. 27, (1910-2 "e! Oct. 7:
1910; E 240679; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow, Scotland.
BLESS THE LoRD, O MY SOUL; words
from Psalm 103, music by LeRoy B.
Campbell, op. 7. [2515S
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c Oct. 19, 1910;
EH 242366; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
BLESSED (THE) STORY; words and mu-
sic by Geo. W. Elderkin. [25159
© Octaz2, 1910>>2.c. Oct, 22: 1910:
HY 241622; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
1H0B
BLOSSOMS (THE); words and music by
Mrs. L. M. Lockwood. [25160
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; E 242539;
Mrs. Lulu M. Lockwood, Long Beach,
Cal.
BLOW BUGLES; petite fanfare militaire
by R. De Vilbac, ed. by S. L. Herr-
mann; piano four hands. [25161
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242567; Theo. Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BiLuE (THE) ALSATIAN MOUNTAINS;
words by Claribel, music by Stephen -
Adams, arr. by Geo. B. Nevin; tenor
solo and chorus of men’s voices. 4to.
[25162
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242788; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York Nee
BLUE (THE) AND THE GREY; intro.
The star Spangled banner and
Dixey; march, by Carl Sidus; duet
for the piano. [25163
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241604; Kunkel bros. music ¢o.,
St. Louis, Mo.
BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND; with varia-
tions, arr. by M. A. Bickford; guitar.
[25164
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244208; U. S. school of music, New
Yorks (NY,
BLUE BIRD WALTZ; by W. C. Powell;
piano. [25165
© Nov. 12; 1910 7°29 er ailer 44.
1910; E 248411; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
BLuE (THE) BIRD’S CALL; waltz by
Henri Lavalle; piano. [25166
© Noy. 12, 1910; 20eeeNiay. aaa.
1910; E 243412; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Il.
BLUEBELLS; schottische by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 41, no. 38; piano.
(Flowers of the valley, no. 3.)
[25167
© Oct. 22, 1910: 2 & Novy. is 419i0-
E 241999; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
BLUETTE; waltz, by J. B. Duvernoy,
Op; 242; no. 1 44apie [25168 - |
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910; |
E 241680; M. Witmark & sons, New |
York, GNWIN:
Boat sone; barearole, by Christiaan |
Ixriens; violin and piano. [25169 |
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 cOck: 25, 49104 |
E 242520: Carl Fischer, New York,
De
1452
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25189
Boat sone—Continued.
——by Le Roy B. Campbell, op. 9;
piano. [25170
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910:
E 241835; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
BOHEMIAN GIRL; arr. by Carl Bonner;
pf. eT ya
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242666; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
BOHEMIAN GOTHAM; by P. F. Wood-
ford: piano. p2ot 72
© 1 ec. Oct. 28, 1910; E 242765;
Perey F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
BoLerRo e10coso; par William van
Iperen, pour violon ou _ violoncelie
avec ace. de piano. [25173
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241703; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
BOLSA DEL PAJARO; words by W. S.
Sanborn, musie by Father Florian.
[25174
Get *, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240905; Florian Zettel, Santa
Barbara, Cal.
Boo-Loo BEAU; words by Eddie Leon-
ard, music by J. L. Hill. [25175
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243168; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York Nz YY:
BOOSEY’S MILITARY JOURNAL; 129
SERIES, NO. 1. Contents. Traumi-
deale; waltz by Julius Fuéik, op.
69. Le chantecler; a farmyard
eapmece, by TT. W. 'Thurban.. Arr.
by M. Retford; band. [25176
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
-E 242803; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
BorDER (THE) CHIEF; words by John
Ee Wilson, music by Alfred. G.
Robyn. [25177
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242150; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
Boreas; a northern idylle from the
suite The four winds, composed and
arranged by Geo. J. Trinkaus. 1.
Orchestra. 2. Piano. L2olT sa 25079
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 8,
1910; EX 244222, 244223; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
BoUQuET DE ROSES; valse lente, by
William A. Collard, arr. by 8S. De-
shon; piano ace. 4to. [25180
© Novy. 3, 1910; 2.c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243141; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.* .
Boy (THE) scours; patrol-march-two-
step by A. J. Smith; piano. Chi-
cago, Black, Smith & co. [25181
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1910;
Hi 242452; Alfred J. Smith, Chicago,
IGE
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Deutsche volks-
lieder; ausgabe fiir zwei singstim-
Inen, arr. von Hermann Zilcher.
Erstes heft, no. 1-6. [25182
© Noy. 5, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244174; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
—— Selected piano compositions [of]
Johannes Brahms, ed. by Rafael
Joseffy, with a preface by James
Huneker ... Boston, O. Ditson com-
pany; New York, C. H. Ditson & co.
fetes ete: 1910] xvop:, 2) 1 AniGsS. p:
port. fol. (The musicians library)
$1.50, paper; $2.50, cloth. [25183
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
A 275205; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
BREAKFAST IN MY BED ON SUNDAY
MORNIN’; written by Gerald Grafton
and Harry Lauder, composed by
Harry Lauder. [25184
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241808; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
BREATHE ON ME BREATH OF GOD; words
by Edwin Hatch, music by D. B.
Towner, [25185
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EH 244014; Chas. M. Alexander, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
BRIDAL ROSE; waltz, by Theodore Mil-
ler; piano. [25186
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ¢c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 248506; Frank K. Root &
co., New York, N. Y.
BRIDAL TOUR; march, by C. W. Bennett.
4to. (Standard ed. for orch., no.
391.) [25187
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
BH 241650; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
BRIDAL WREATH WALTZ; by R. Streab-
bog; piano. [25188
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
B 243220; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
BRIGHT AND JOYFUL IS THE MORN,
Christmas anthem, words by J.
Montgomery, music by W. Berwald;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition, no,
12099). [25189
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248080; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
1453
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25190
Dt. ase
BricgHt (THE) BEYOND; words and
music by Geo. Noyes Rockwell; so-
prano or tenor and alto. [25190
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242563; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BrigHt (THE) CROWNING DAY; words
by EK. E. Hewitt, music by G. W.
Elderkin. [25191
©lOct. 22) 19165 2c. Oct, 22, 1910;
EH 241625; G. W. Elderkin, Chi-
cago, Ill.
BRIGHTEST AND BEST; words by Regi-
nald Heber, music by Fred H.
Young. [25192
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 2441138; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
3RILLIANT PIANO DUETS; a collection of
choice and brilliant piano duets.
Third grade. [25193
©) Sept. 30, 1910; 2c. Oets 17,
1910; EH 242445; Academic music co.,
New York, N. Y.
BRING BACK MY LENA TO ME; from He
came from Milwaukee, words by
Irving Berlin, music by T. Snyder.
: [25194
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EK 241527; Ted Snyder co., New
York; Nv:
BRING THE LOST TO JESUS; words and
musie by J. HE. Chappell. [25195
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 2438018; J. E. Chappell, Hannibal,
Mo.
BRISE DE MER (In der seeluft) ; schizzo
par F. Paolo Frontini; piano.
[25196
©) Cet 1ts AGI! 2 ce Nove 12,
1910; E 244447; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan, Italy.
Brook (THE) (Le ruisseau); ron-
delle, by Léonard Gautier, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[25197
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242748; M. Witmark’& sons, New
York, N. Y.
BROTHER, THOU ART GONE BEFORE US;
anthem from the sacred musical
drama The martyr of Antioch, music
by Arthur Sullivan. New edition.
4to. (Vocal library, no. 94.) [25198
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 241948; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
BROTHERHOOD HYMNAL; comp. for the
third national convention of the
Congregational brotherhood of
America, Boston, Mass., Oct. 10th to
20th, 1910 .. . cover-title, 24 p. S8vo.
[25199
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 « Oct. 19, 1910;
A 2738653; Century co., New York,
Ng X.
4ROTHERHOOD MARCH; by Bert L. Bil-
lings. 1. Band. 2. Orchestra. Ato.
[ 25200, 25201
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 & eaeh Nov. 9, .
1910; E 2488524, 2438325; Fillmore
bros. -co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
3ROWN, BROKE AND BREEZY; written
and composed by R. P. Weston and
Harry Bedford. [25202
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 © Nov. 10,
1910; E 244823; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
3ROWN EYES OF BLUE; words by Dora
Greenwell, music by Seymour Ellis.
No. 2 in D, original key. [25203
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
HE 242981; Wickins & co., London,
England.
3ROWNIES’ (THE) REVELS; by Glenn
W. Ashley ; piano. [25204
©. Nov.- 12, 1910: 2 fen veel
° 1910; E 248418; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Il.
3UGLE (THE) BOY’S LAST CALL; words j
and music by J. Harding. New J}
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. |
[25205
© Oct. 24, 1910 ;:2:e Gem 24, t310-
TH) 242555; James Harding, So. Dart-
mouth, Mass.
I;UMBLE (THE) BEE AND THE TUMBLE
BUG; words adapted from Bill Nye,
music by Alfred G. Wathall; men’s
voices. 4to. [25206
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242484; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BuncH (A) OF ROSES; Spanish march
by R. Chapi, arr. by Aug. C. Ely; pf.
[25207 |
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 e. Noy. 9, 191058 9
HK 244361; Jos. W. Stern & co., New |
York Nea. |
3UNTE REIHE; 22 )beliebte und dank- }
bare vortragsstiticke, in bequemer |
Spielart, von Robert JWKlaass, fur |
klavier. [25208 |
© Sept. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, |
1910; E 241862; Globus verlag, g. m. }
b. h., Berlin, Germany. 4 |
1454 | |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-32, Dee., , 1910
Burpetr (GeorcE A.) Bight’ re-
sponses; mixed voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, no. 12071.) [25209
© Noy. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910?
E 244144; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
BURGMULLER (FRIEDRICH) LEHighteen
characteristic studies, op. 109; for
pianoforte, fingered and ed. by Fred.
L. Hateh. Book 1. [25210
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 19,
1910: E 244612; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
— Rondoletto; op. 76, no. 1, piano.
Psy tal
i Get. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242757; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
BURY ME NOT IN THE DARK OLD WOODS;
words by C. M. Loughlin, music by
Arthur A. Penn. P2svAle
(uNev. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7; 1910;
BE 2438259; Maurice Shapiro, New
Vork, N. Y.
Busoni (Frrruccio) Sonatina: fiir
klavier. [25213
fee 2a, 1910- 2 cc. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241636; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-_
mann, Leipzig, ~Ger many.
Bustin’ Birry: two-step by Karl
Kaps. 4to. (Boosey & co.’S brass
and reed band journal, no. 503.)
[25214
@ Gee 6, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 2433038; J. Roberts & co., London,
England.
BUTTERFLIES WHEN WINGING; from
re-married, by
hotel orchestra.
The merry widow
Carl von Wegern;
4to. [25215
© Nov. 7. 1910; 2c: Nov. 8; 1910;
BE 244224 ; SL Witmark & sons, New
Werk. N:-¥.
BUTTERFLY’S (THE) ROMANCE; charac-
teristic dance by Chas. Millegram;
piano. (Five compositions from Na-
ture sketches, no. 1.) [25216
Gi esepts 10; 21910 2° e. ' Oct. : 20,
1910; E 241529; S. Simon, Chicago.
Tl.
BY-AND-BYE; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by Seymour Ellis.
No. 2-in D, original key. [20217
Semis Ss) 910s 2) en Och: 31,
1910; E 242980; Wickins & co., Lon-
don, England.
25226
By THE LAKE WHERE THE DEAR OLD
SHAMROCK GROWS; words by F. M.
Brown, music by Chas. L. Lewis.
[25218
er Nowe
M. Brown,
© Get -31- 19102
1910; E 2438338; Frank
Bayonne, N. J.
BY THE OCEAN SIDE; words and music
by John Joseph Donahue. [25219
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242782; John J. Donahue, Law-
rence, Mass.
By THE SEA; written and composed by
John A. Glover-Kind. [ 25220
© Novy. 10, 1910. 2” c Nov. 10;
1910; E 244324; B. Feldman &€ co.,
London, England.
CaADIx; opérette de Chueca y Valverde,
grande fantaisie en deux parties, arr.
par Emile Tavan, pour orchestre,
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [25221
©/Oct.. 31, 191052) c. Nove eeigi0:
E 243295; Casa Dotésio, Madrid,
Spain.
CADMAN (CHARLES WAKEFIELD) Four
American Indian songs; words by
Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music by
C. W. Cadman, op. 45, arr. by Vic-
tor Harris; women’s voices. 4to.
[25222
©) Nov. 15; 1910.72e Nov, 17;
1910; BE 244552; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
CALEDONIA; patriotic ode, words by
Robert Burns, music by W. B.
Mooney; chorus and piano. 4to.
[25225
OMmNov. Te Ol0y 2c Nove Ts:
1910; E 248607; Paterson & sons,
Edinburgh, Scotland.
CALICO DANCE; caprice by Victor G.
Boehnlein; orchestra. 4to. [25224
@vOcwas, 191032’ e) Oct. 17, d910;
HE 242197; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
Catt (THE); from Three songs of the
sea, words by P. J. O’Reilly, music
by Haydn Wood. 25225
©) UNowtr0, 1SLOe? 2c.) Noy. 1,
1910; E 2483888; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
CALL OF THE NYMPHS: by Louis Lich-
tenstein; piano. [25226
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 1, 1910;
BE 241958: John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
1455
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25227
pti nae ease
CALL TO ARMS; marche militaire, by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 232, no. 2;
violin and piano. (Musical impres-
sions, no. 2.) [25227
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2.<¢ Nov. 14,
1910; E 2438464; Theo. Presser cCo.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CALM ON THE LISTENING EAR OF NIGHT;
Christmas or general use, music by
Will M. S. Brown. 4to. [25228
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243339; Brown & HEdwards Co.,
Wilmington, Del.
— Christmas anthem, words by EH.
Sears, music by F. Flaxington
Harker, op. 41, no. 5; alto or bari-
tone solo with three-part chorus of
women’s voices, violin and violon-
cello obbl. and piano. (Octayvo chor-
uses, no. 5457.) [ 25229
© Nov. 12, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 2438449; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y:
CALVARY; words and music by Jean
Howard. [25230
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242631; Chas. H. Marsh, Winona
Lake, Ind.
CAMELLIA; flower song by Alfred Field-
house; piano four hands. [Zb2Zai
CGrOcin2 1910-52 cs Oct. 22, 1910:
EK 242571; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
WALTZ + «Dy ID. “Ge
Doane; piano. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25232
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 244078; David G. Doane &
Raphael Costa, Ridgewood, N. J.
CAMPAIGN (THE)
CAMPANIELLO D’ORO; versi di G. Ca-
paldo, musica di V. Fassone; canto
e mandolino. [25233
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 243084; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
CAN THE MASTER DEPEND UPON ME;
words by Stanley Jester, music by
C. H. Marsh. [25234
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26,1910;
E 242624; Chas. H. Marsh, Winona
Lake, Ind.
CANDY-MAN (THE); words and music
by Clare Kummer. [25235
© NoveciG: £19105) 2° GraNoy. 17,
1910; E 244569; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CANE (THE) BOTTOM’D CHAIR; words
by W. M. Thackeray, incidental
music by Henry Tolhurst; recita-
« tion with piano ace. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 52.) [25236
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 «. Oct. 17, 1910;
HH 242202; Reynolds & co., London,
England.
CANNON. See Moszkowski (M.)
CAN’T YOU FIND A GIRL FOR ME; song
by A. M. Beam. New York, Jerome
H. Remick & co. [252387
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 © Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240718; Anna M. Beam, New
eon le IN VG
CANTA, 0J’ MARENA; versi di A. Cali-
fano, musica di E. Di Capua; canto
e mandolino. [25238
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Noy. 2, 1910;
E 243088; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
CANTABILE; par F. Paolo Frontini;
piano. (EHsquisses musicales, no. 8.)
[25239
© Oct. 11,1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
I) 244448; Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan, Italy.
CANTIQUE DE NoEL (O holy night) ; by
Ad. Adam, trans. by Lefébure-Wely,
ed. by Josef Frantz; violin or ’cello,
piano and organ. [25240
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ¢ Noy. 8 1910;
E 244218: White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
CANTIQUES (LES) GREGORIENS; Coll. de
cantiques dans le style grégorien, ou
adaptés des mélodies liturgiques,
par D. L. David et R. Senga, avec
ace. par F. Brun pour orgue ou har-
monium. 1*° livraison. [25241
© Oct.-18,,1910; 2c, Ochiai Tao me:
Ke 2423842; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
words and music by
I. Haycock. .Washington, D2)\C.;
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25242
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241763; Isaac Haycock, Cherry-
vale, Kans.
CANTON SUE;
CANZONE (LA) NAPOLITANA. Piedi-
grotta Santojanni 1910. Anno 9.
[25243
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 241565; G. Santojanni, Naples,
Italy.
1456
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25263
CANZONETTA; by Max Bendix, op. 12,
no. 1; viol. with piano ace. [25244
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244166; T..B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
Capriccio; par L. Aloiz, op. 51, pour
piano. (Quatre morceaux, no. 2.)
[25245
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244879: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
CAPRICCIO MAZURKA; par Otto de
Tidebohl, op. 138, pour violon avec
ace. de piano. [25246
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248287; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
CAPRICCIOSA (LA); canzonetta, versi di
F. M. Siciliano, musica di Alfredo
Mazzucchi. [25247
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242952; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
CAPRICE-ETUDE; par F. Paolo Frontini;
piano. [25248
fer. 11, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 12; 1910;
E 244449; Carisch & Jiinichen, Mi-
lan, Italy.
CAPTAIN DINKELPOP; from the musical
play Marriage a la carte, words by
C. M. S. McLellan, music by Ivan
Caryll. [25249
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244271; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
CAPTAIN GINJAH, O. T.; written and
composed by Fred W. Leigh. [25250
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241961; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Carcassit (M.) Caprice; arr. by M. A.
Bickford; guitar. [25251
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244207; U. S. school of music, New
ork. IN. Y.
CARMINA PRINCETONIA; the university
song book, fourteenth edition, edited
by Ernest Carter. 8vo. [25252
© Oci. 5, 1910;-2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
A 274119; G. Schirmer, New York.
MY:
CARNEVAL; ouverture von Ant. Dvorak,
op. 92, bearbeitung von Paul Klengei,
fiir clavier. [25.253
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244173; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
CASA MIA; melodia napolitano, versi
di HE. A. Mario, musica di HE. Nutile,
per canto e pianoforte. [25254
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242966; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
CASSANDRA; valse lente, by Laura
Lemon; piano. [25255
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 241514; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London, England.
CAT GRIN RAG; by Flora Bergman; pf.
[25256
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244197 ; Ted Snyder co., New York,
ING ays
CAVALIERI; Spanish serenade, by W. C.
Powell; pf. [25257
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241568; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA.
(P.)
CAVATINE; par Théodore Dubois, pour
cor avec ace. de piano. [25258
© Nov. 12,7) 191022) ca Nov. 14,
1910; EH 243487; Heugel & cie, Paris,
France.
See Mascagni
CELEBRATED PUBLIC SCHOOL MARCH; by
Henri Lavalle; piano. [25259
© Noy. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 19105
E 242818; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
CENDRES D’AMOUR (Vergltihte liebe) ;
valse chantée, vers de Pierre d’Amor,
versione ritmica di A. Franci, mu-
sique de I. Sandun. [25260
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
H 244450; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan,
Italy.
CERTAIN (A) PARTY RAG; words by Ed-
gar Selden, music by Tom Kelley.
[25261
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241978; Maurice Shapiro, New
Work uN. oY;
CHACONNE MODERNE; by Theo. Dubois,
op. 69, rev. and fingered by Rafael
Richter; piano. [25262
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
BE 242747: M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
CHALLINOR (F. A.) Seven hymns for
special occasions; words by J. W.
Hewitt and others. 16mo. 25263
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1910;
I} 240677; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
1457
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25264
DL. 1s WSs)
CHAMPIONS (THE); words by I. B.
Amick, music by H. J. Chopourian.
[25264
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243340; H. J. Chopourian, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CHANSON D’AMOUR; by Nathan Spier,
op. 12; piano. [25265
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438194; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHANSON D’EVIRADNUS; poésie de Vic-
tor Hugo, musique de Francis
Thomé, [25266
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242337; Thomé, Paris, France.
CHANSON DE GABIER; paroles et mu-
sique de G. Aubert. [25267
©) Oct: 3, 1910 =2 c Oct., 22, /1910-
EK 241665; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
CHANSON DU VANNIER; poésie de A.
Theuriet, musique de Francis Thomé.
Paris, Henry Lemoine & cie.
[25268
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910:
EH 242332; Thomé, Paris, France.
CHANSON PROVENGAL; words by F. van
der Hist, English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by E. Dell’
Acqua, arr. by Harry Rowe Shelley ;
chorus of women’s voices with so-
prano solo. (Octavo choruses, no.
5459. ) [25269
@rNoy.= 10; 1910 2c. “Noy. 1
1910; E 248334; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
CHANSON RUSTIQUE; paroles et mu-
sique par G. Aubert. [25270
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c Oct. 22, 1910:
E 241666; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
CHANSONETTE JOYEUSE; by Ethel
Barnby; piano. [25271
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910:
EK 248271; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
CHANT D’AMOUR; valSe chanson, yon
Rranz Wrodja, op...oa,..arr. von. Th,
Ritter, fiir 2 mandolinen, mandola,
guitarre und klavier. (Mandolinen-
musik, no. 38.) [2522
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910:
E 244380; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
CHANT DU CREPUSCULE; poésie de Vic-
tor Hugo, musique de Francis
Thomé. Paris, Henry Lemoine &
cie. [25273
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242331; Thomé, Paris, France.
CHANT DU REPOS (Song of rest); par
D’Auvergne Barnard; piano. [25274
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11. 1910;
E 243405; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL, NO. 368.
Contents :—The grotesques, by Vere
Smith. Mr. Jollyboy, by R. Penso.
Rendezvous, by Pedro de Zulueta.
Arr. by Dan Godfrey for military
band. [25275
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244272; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
CHARGE (THE) OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE;
words by Lord Tennyson, music by
D. C. Williams; chorus for T. T. B.
B. 4to. [25276
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1910; E 240674; D. Christmas Wil-
liams, Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales,
England.
CHARMING SPRING. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. EF.)
CHARMING WALTZES; a collection of
the best known up-to-date waltzes;
piano. [25277
©: Sept. 30; 1910: >2 Nem even ae
1910; E 242446; Academie music co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHATTERBOX (THE); babilage, by
Christiaan Kriens; violin and piano.
[25278
© -Oct. 18, 19103: 20 e7 ice 24.
1910; E 242521; Carl Fischer, New
York NOW.
CHECKERS ; two-step by W. Leon Ames;
orchestra. 4to. [25279
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243263; M. L. Carlson, Chicago,
TH.
CHEER UP, BROTHERS; march and two-
step by Louis Weslyn, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare. 1. Band. 2. Orchestra. 4to.
[25280, 25281
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. each Noy. 3;
1910; E 244064, 244065; M. Witmark
& sons, New York, N. Y.
CHERCHEZ LA FEMME (Winsome wom-
an); words and’ musie by Erie Bar-
ing. [25282
© Noy. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244273; Chappell & co., itd., Lon-
don, England.
CHERE PETITE AUX LEVRES ROSES ; poésie
de Georges Clerc, musique de HE.
Lauga, pour baryton. [25283
©: Nov. 12,.°1910;°.2 @. Neveu:
1910; E 248497; Emile Lauga, Paris,
Krance ~
1458
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
CHICAGO RECORD; march, by A. F. Wel-
don; orchestra. 4to. [25284
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241820; F. C. Menges, Cleveland,
Ohio.
CHICKEN ISLE; words and music by
Nick Tenny. [25285
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; E 243440;
Nick Tenny, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHIEFEST AMONG TEN THOUSAND; words
and music by F. E. Belden. [25286
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242778; Franklin Edson Belden,
Battle Creek, Mich.
CHILDREN’S (THE) SONG; words by E.
Wilson, music by H. B. Day. 4to.
[25287
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2c. Oct. 28, 1910:
E 242789; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York, W: “Y.
CHILI SAUCE; rag time song,
and musie by H. A. Fischler.
[25288
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 16,
1910; E 248550; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
CHIMES (THE) OF ELEVEN; a toast to
our absent brothers, words and mu-
sic by J. B. Carey. [25289
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; E 243515;
Joseph B. Carey, Alameda, Cal.
CHINA (A) CLOCK AND A DRESDEN CAT;
words by C. P. McDonald, music by
W.C. Powell. [25290
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 243107; Church, Paxon & co., New
York, N. Y.
CHIPPERS-IN WITH SANTA CLAUS; a
unique Christmas cantata, libretto
by B. B. James, music by Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams. S8vo. [25291
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
EK 243323; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
- cinnati, Ohio.
words
CHOICE ANTHEMS; compiled by J. H.
Fillmore. 96 p. 4to. [25292
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1910;
A 274280; Ruebush-Kieffer co., Day-
ton, Va.
| CHOICE MELODIES. Booki1. 8vo. [25293
mc) Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241983; Standard co., Baltimore,
Md. :,
| CHoose THovu For ME; words by Har-
| riet H. Pearson, music by D. B.
Towner. [25294
ie) Wet, 20, 1910 2° c. Nov, 1, 1910;
E 244011; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia- Pa.
CHOP SUEY RAG; words by J. Phillips,
music by J. Schenk. [25295
© 2) c¢., Oct. 25. 190105 Palais 7
Jack Phillips & Jos. Schenck, Brook-
lyn, Nowy,
CHOPIN (FRANCOIS FREDfRIC) Ma-
zurka; op. 7, no. 1, frei bearbeitet
von César Thomson; violine und
klavier. [25296
©) Oct. 155.1900 42 Nove?
1910; E 244466; G. Oertel, Brussels,
Belgium.
CHOPIN; text von Hlsa Laura von
Wolzogen, musik von Joan Manén,
op. A-4. (Sechs lieder, no. 1.)
[25297
©) Sept. 12, =1910 °2.- co Océ. 2b,
1910; E 242701; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
CHOR DER ENGEL (Angel’s chorus) ;
Weihnachtsmusik von Alfred Kaiser,
fiir klavier. (Die heilige nacht, no.
8.) [25298
© Oct. 18; 19102 2c. Oct, 17, 1920;
EH 242185; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CHORAL FANTASIA ON Faust. See Ber-
1107; (EL. 1. )
CHORAL FANTASIA ON THE MASTER-
SINGERS OF NUREMBERG. See Wag-
ner (R.)
CHORDS AND POSITIONS; by M. A. Bick-
ford; banjo, keys of A, D, E and B.
[25299
© O¢t. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 20,1910;
E 241558; U. S. school of music,
New aYork.oN, Ye
CuRIsTt (THE) CHILD; words by May
L. Tibbits, music by C. F. Price.
[25300
Ch Octe 10; 1910052 “ci Nov. 48,
-1910; © 243606; Carl F. Price, New
York, Noe.
CHRIST-CHILD (THE) STORY: Service
for Christmas, words by Mrs. W. B.
Dingman and others, music by
er
Charles H. Maskell and others. 5vo.
[253801
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243055; Heidelberg press, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CHRIST HAS WALKED WITH ME; words
by H. E. Hewitt, music by C. F.
Allen. [253802
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 2429627: Chas. F. Allen, Winona
Lake, Ind.
1459
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n.S:, Vv. 5
CHRIST IS BORN; sacred song, music by
D. B. Wilson. (The choir, v. 11, no.
12°) [253803
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov: 11, 1910;
E 248367; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
CHRISTBAUM; ged. von <A. Christen,
musik von Joseph Marx, ftir hohe
stimme, (Lieder und gesinge, erste
folge, no. 2.) [253804
© Sept. 24, 1910: 2 c Oct. 29,
1910; E 241847; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag. Vienna, Austria.
CHRISTIANS, AWAKE; words by John
Byrom, music by C. F. Price. [25305
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 243604; Carl F. Price, New York,
NY
CHRISTMAS; a concert exercise, words
by Palmer Hartsough and others,
music by Powell G, Fithian. Svo.
[25306
© Nov. 1, 1910;.2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243019; Fillmore music house, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
sacred cantata, words selected and
music written by H. J. Stewart; sop.,
ten. and bass soli with chorus of
mixed voices and organ or orchestra
ace. Vocal score. 4to. [25307
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 242914; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
CHRISTMAS BELLS; a concert exercise,
words and music by S. B. Stam-
baugh. 8vo. [25308
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243021; Fillmore music house,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS (A) CAROL; words by Eliz-
abeth Newman, music by D. L.
Fiske. [25309
©) Noy. 21910: 2sc6-Novs, 19,
1910; E 244683: Dwight Lewis
Fiske, New York, N. Y.
CHRISTMAS DAY; choral fantasy on
old carols, composed by Gustav von
Holst, with ace. for organ. 8vo.
[25310
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248240; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
CHRISTMAS FOR THE LONELY; words
and music by Robert Harkness.
[25311
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov..1; 1910:
E 244042; Charles M. Alexander.
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHRISTMAS GREETING; by EH. L. Ash-
ford; organ. obl. S8vo. [25312
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244114; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT; words and musie
by Carlo Minetti. [25313
©. Nov.. 14, 1910 5.2 ¢ Moye, 14,
1910: E 243465; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHRISTMAS PRAISES; Christmas serv-
ice, words by Mary Mills and others,
music by A. L. Judefind and others.
8vo. [25314
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce Newe259910-
E 243044; Judefind bros., Baltimore,
Md.
CHRISTMAS STAR; Service for Sunday-
schools, words by F. A. Clark and
others, music by F. A. Clark. 4to.
[25315
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243157; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
CHRISTMAS TREASURY, no. 21; devoted
to recitations [ete.] Containing also |
the complete primary service, A
journey to Christmas land; music
by Karl K. and E. S. Lorenz. 8vo.
[25316
© Sept. 21, 1910; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1910; A 272632; Lorenz pub: co,
Dayton, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS (THE) VISION; a sacred
Christmas song-story cantata, the
story by Ida L. Reed, the music by
Emerson, and others, ed. by G. F.
Rosche. 8vo. [25317
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
A 272728; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago,
i.
CHRISTUSKIND (DAS) (The Holy
Child): Weihnachtsmusik von AI-
fred Kaiser, fiir klavier. (Die
heilige nacht, no. 7.) [25318
© Oct. 18, 1910; B-cawens,
1910; E 242184; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CIGARETTES; waltz song, words by E.
Furry, music by EH. Furry and B.
Kern. [25319
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241790; Edna B. Furry & Bertha
Kern, Lancaster, Ohio.
CINDERELLA; waltz by Herbert Le §@
Grand; piano. : [25320 |
© “Nov.,.12,.1910,. 2. cao sti:
1910; E 243414; Frank K. Root & |
co., Chicago, Ill.
1460
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25340
CINDY COME BE MY BRIDE; words and
music.by Henry Fink. [25821
mer. 16, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 17,
1910: B 244556: Head music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
City (THE) BEAUTIFUL: words written
by Annie Johnson Flint, music com-
posed by Gottfried H. Federlein;
arr. for sop. solo. quartet and chorus.
4to. (Church music review. no.
276.) [25322
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
BH 241520; H. W. Gray co., New
Tork. N.Y.
CLASSIC RAG; by G. A. Gogniat; piano.
[25323
© 1 ce. Oct. 19, 1910; E 242168;
Georges August Gogniat, New York,
Ty... ¥:
CLASSICS FOR THE VIOLIN; [compiled by
Wm. Arms Fisher], with piano acc.
Vol. 2. [25324
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242389; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
CLIMBING ROSE; Theodore
Miller; piano. [25325
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244131; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
march by
CLING TO THE PROMISE OF GOD: words
by Elizabeth B. Mille, music by G. S.
Schuler. [25326
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244837; George S. Schuler,
Chicago, Ill.
CLINKERS; characteristic two-step by
W. Po Slack, jr.; piano. [25327
© Oct. 14, 1910: 2 ¢. Nov. 18,
1910; E 244627; W. P. Slack, jr.,
Boston, Mass.
CLouDS; words and music by Olive
Pannell, No: 1.in -C. [253828
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242924; Orpheus co., London, Eng-
land.
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE; concert waltzes
by G. E. Rausch; piano. [25329
© 1 c. Nov. 9, 1910; E 2433809;
George E. Rausch, Omaha, Nebr.
CLOVER BLOSSOMS; waltz by R. Streab-
bog; piano. [253830
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248221; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
CLOVER LEAF; idyl by W. C. Powell;
piano. Piapal
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Nov: 7/1910:
EL 243210; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Tl.
CoLE 30 FLYER; words and music by
J. Lee Bowers. [258382
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 244581; L. S. French, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
CoLoMBA (LA) (The dove); English
version by Henry G. Chapman, mu-
sic by S. Yradier; soprano in D.
[25333
© Octe17, 1910 42 -¢ Oct18: A910;
E 241475; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN a 2
COLOMBINE; polketta, par Charles God-
ard, pour piano. (Carnaval, no. 1.)
[ 25334
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
Be 2441 N. Simrock. 72. mi sp-e.,
Berlin, Germany.
COLONIAL CURTSEY; by Danforth W.
Comins; “ops, 6) 510) de carr. sbi kes
Gruenwald. (Concert edition for or-
chestra, no. 441.) [25335
©, Nov. i 1910: 2 cl Nov, o. 1od0:
FE 244142; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
COLUMBIA’S GOLDENROD; words and mu-
sic by EH. H. Kalley; mixed voices.
[258386
© Nov: 14, 1910; '2° ck Now: 16,
1910; E 243548; Ella Hartwig Kal-
ley, Indianapolis, Ind.
CoLUMBINE; valse by Cyril J. Gar-
dener; piano. [25837
OuNove 1705/1910 Zines Nove cht
1910; E 244595; J. R. Lafleur &
son, London, England.
aa Tle OLehestra, 9 4tO.. (ewe
saal edition, no. 31.) [25838
© Nove elt O10 >) 2 "ec. Novait,
1910; E 244594; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London, England.
CoLuMBUS; romantic music drama, li-
bretto and music by C. F. Stayner.
Vocal score. [25339
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; H 243442;
Charles Frederick Stayner, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
CoLUMBUS DAY MARCH; by G. Virgil-
lito: piano. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [25840
© Nov. 12,.1910; 2 ec Nov. 12,
1910: BE 244479; Guissepe Virgillito.
New York, N. Y.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25541
ptsieseS v5
COMBINATION FINGER AND TRANSPOSI-
TION EXERCISES; by H. G. Tucker;
piano. [25341
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242189; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
COME AFTER BREAKFAST; [and] I’m not
that kind of a girl; medley two step,
arr. by Aug. C. Ely; piano. [25342
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244862; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Worle. Neve
COME AND WORSHIP; anthem for Christ-
mas-tide, words by J. Montgomery,
music by Richard Henry Warren.
(Octavo edition, no. 12100.) [25348
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244143; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
COME BACK, COME BACK AND BE MY WIN-
TER GIRL; words and music by C. K.
Slade; violin acc. [25344
© 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1910; E 248583 ;
Clifton K. Slade, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
COME, DREAMLESS REST; words by Clif-
ton Bingham, music by Noel Johr-
son... In B flat [253845
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2c. Oct. 27, 1910;
BE 242787; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
COME FLY WITH ME IN MY AEROPLANE;
words by Arthur A. Chief, music by
EK. EF. Niel. [253846
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240720; Niel bros., New York,
Na.
COME, LASSES AND LADS; old English
song 17th century, ed. by Alberto
Randegger; voice and piano in C.
[25347
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242976; Wickins & co., London,
England.
COME LET US JOIN OUR CHEERFUL SONG:
hymn anthem, words by Isaac Watts,
music by Geo. Shinn. 4to. (The
choral album, no. 971.) [25348
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910:
E 242907; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
COME RIDE ON MY MOTORBIKE; words by
HH. Dy Armstrong; “music by “Y. C.
Escobar. [25349
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243070; Escobar & Armstrong, Los
Angeles, Cal.
COME TAKE A WALK WITH ME; words
and music by Mabel Eaton. Wash-
ington, D. C., H. Nirkus Dugdale co.
[25350
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EH 244076; Mabel Eaton, Grand Is-
land, Nebr.
COME TO ME DEAREST; words by Mrs.
Louise Starke Emory, music by H. K.
Dugdale. Washington, D. C., H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [253851
© Nov. 12, 1910: 2¥es Now tS:
1910; E 244501; Mrs. Louise S. Em-
ory, Chase City, Va.
COME TO ME IN THE LAND OF DREAMS;
words and music by Leslie Holds-
worth. [253852
©. Oct. 2; 1900; sates Nove, 145
1910; E 248522; Sam J. Curtis, New
YorulksN. axe
COME TO THE BALL; valse song from
the musical play The Quaker girl,
words by Adrian Ross, music by
Lionel Monckton. [25353
© Nov. 16, 19102) 2 Nov. 17,
1910; E 244605; Chappell & co., lid.,
London, England.
COME TO THE SUNSET TREE; words by
Mrs. Hemans, air by her sister, har-
monized and arr. by W. A. Philpott;
mixed voices. (Vocal library of part
songs, ete., no. 73.) [25354
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2c. Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244274; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
COME UNTO ME WHEN SHADOWS DARKLY
GATHER; words by Catherine Harbi-
son Hsling, music by Bradford
Campbell, op. 63. £25355
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 3, 1910;
H 244101; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
COME WITH ME DOWN REGENT STREET;
written and composed by Worton
David and C. W. Murphy. [25356
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1910;
H 242424; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
COME YE THANKFUL PEOPLE; words by
Henry Alford, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. (The choir, v. 11, no. 11.) ]j
(25357 A
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 243023; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
COME YOU BACK TO SAN FHERANCISCO;:
words and music by C. Patterson.
= [25358
1910;
San
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27,
E 241801: Carter Patterson,
Francisco, Cal.
1462
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910 25377
CoMET RAG; by Ed. C. Mahony; piano. | Constancy watz; arr. by M. A.
[253859 Bickford ; guitar. [25369
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910; © Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
BH 244600; Jos. M. Daly, Boston, E 244206; U. S. School of music,
Mass. New York, N. Y.
CoMET (THE) SHOTTISHE; by Nan B. | |
Knight; piano. New York, Jerome | CONSTITUTIONAL (THE) CONVENTION;
H. Remick & co. [25360 march and two step, by J. C. Spikes;
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240717; Nan B. Knight, New
York, N. Y.
CoMING (THE) OF SPRING; words and
music by A. S. Croome. [253861
© Oct. 10. 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241866; Bach & co., London, Eng-
land.
COMMENCEMENT DAYS; and
music by Marquis Hllis. [25362
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242193; I. L. A. Brodersen, Long
Beach, Cal.
COMMUNION SERVICE; set to music by
Oscar Franklin Comstock; key of G.
4to. [253638
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
H 241521; H. W. Gray co., New
¥ork, W. 'Y.
COMPLETE METHOD FOR “LEARNING OF
Music (Metodo completo per Jin-
Ssegnamento della musica) ; by R. Di-
muro. English-Italian. Vols. 1-9.
[25364
© 1c Nov. 8, 1910; E 244481;
Raffaele Dimuro, New York, N. Y.
Con Fuoco; prélude von Emil Kronke,
op. 58, fiir piano. (Hommage 4a
Chopin, no. 6.) [ 25865
esept 7, 1910; 2 ¢«. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242691; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany.
words
CONCERT CAPRICE IN E FLAT; by Ernest
F. Jores, op. 15; piano. [25366
©iesoyv. 17, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 18,
1910; E 2438573; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago, III.
CoNGDON (THE) MUSIC PRIMER. NO. 2.
The melodies in phrases and colored
keys. Arr. by C. H. Congdon. 64 p.
16mo. $0.10. [25367
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910;
A 272645; C. H. Congdon, Chicago,
7,
CONSEQUENCES; from He came from
Milwaukee, lyric by Edward Mad-
den, music by Ben M. Jerome and
Louis A. Hirsch. [25368
@/ Mer. 22,:1910+.2 ¢., Oct. 22, 1910;
BY 241673; Chas. -K. Harris, New
pork. N.Y.
piano. New York, Jerome H. Rem-
ick & Co. [25370
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910:
E 240705; J. C. Spikes, New York,
IN; OY.
CONTENT; valse lente, words from Bos-
ton Transcript, music by Edith Dal-
ton. Paral
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248265; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
CONTES (LES) D’ HOFFMANN. See Of-
fenbach (J.)
CONVAINCUE; by F. E. Gramm; piano
solo with violin or cello obl. [25372
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1910;
EK 241747; EF. Emil Gramm, New
WorstiN: Ye
CONVENT BELLS AT EVENTIDE; by Lud-
wig Kellermann, op. 14; piano.
[25373
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
BE 242832; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
CORONATION; march by Arthur C.
Gardner; orchestra. 4to. [25374
© Oct; 25; 1910) 27e) Oct-27, 1910;
PH 241785; A. C. Gardner, Brockton,
Mass.
boléro par Alphonse
Durosier, pour piano. (Trois mor-
ceaux de danse, no. 1.) [25375
©» Sept)’ 26;"1910> 2c ‘Oct: 22,
1910; E 241738; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CoRRIDA (LA);
CRACOVIENNE; par L. Aloiz, op. 451,
pour piano. (Quatre morceaux,
no. 3.) [253876
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
BE 244881: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
CRADLE sone; by Alfred J.
organ. obl. Svo.
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. S, 1910;
BE 244214: J. Fischer & bro., New
Soria siN., Y.
Silver:
1463
CATALOGUE
CRADLE-SONG OF THE POOR (La berceuse
du pauvre); French words by Het-
tange, English version by Henry G.
Chapman, music by Modest Mous-
sorgsky; medium voice. [25378
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241495; G. Schirmer, New York,
INDY:
CRADLED IN THINE ARMS; waltz song
from the operetta The girl and the
Kaiser, words by Bernhard Buch-
binder, American version by Leonard
Liebling, music by Georg Jarno.
[25379
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244168; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
CREMONA; valse by Edwin Scarfe;
piano. [25380
© Nov. 1057 191057 2c Nov. 10,
1910; E 244325; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
CREOLE; an Indian fable, words and
music by S. Weitman, jr. [25381
©) Oct. do 1910; (2c: Oct. 1910 ;
EH 240697; Samuel Weitman, jr.,
Thornton, Wash.
CREPUSCULE (LE) (TWILIGHT), L’AU-
RORE (DAWN), LE JouR (THE DAY) ;
by Ernest F. Jores, op. 33-35; piano.
[25382
© Nov, 17,1910: 2 @ Nov. a8,
1910; EH 248574; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago, Il.
CROSSING THE BAR; poetry by Lord
Tennyson, music by Arthur M. Good-
hart; sop. 1 and 2, alto, ten. and bass
land 2. 4to. (Vocal library of part
songs, no. 121.) [25383
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
HE 248145; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
CRUCIFIX; three-part chorus, English
version by Th. Baker, music by J.
Faure; women’s voices with mezzo-
soprano solo. (Octavo choruses, no.
5519.) [25384
© Nov. 9; 1910. 52.000; Nove 10,
1910; E 244339; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
CRUCIFIXION (THE); words and music
by R. Van Sickle. Professional.
[25385
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1910; E 244472:
Robert Van Sickle, Lowden, Iowa.
CRUSADER (THE); Overture by T. H.
Rollinson, arr. by H. F. Odell; man-
dolin orchestra. [253886
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910:
E 242009; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
1464
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DETINIGNSES.. Veo
CRUSHED ROSES; waltzes by Otto M.
Heinzman and H. Herman Nathan;
piano, [25387
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241802; Herald Square music pub,
co., New York, N. Y.
CuDNA BaARBoRA; Operetta o 3 jednan-
ich, napsali Rudolf Bernauer a Leop.
Jacobson, hudbu slozil Oskar Nedbal,
revidoval a vydal Gustav Blasser,
prelozil V. J. Novotny; pro klavir na
dvé ruce, s podlozZenym textem. 1.
Potpourri.1. 2. Potpourri 2.
[ 25888, 25889
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 24,
1910; HE 242587, 242588; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
CULPRIT (THE) FAY; a rhapsody after
Joseph Rodman Drake’s poem, com-
posed by Henry Hadley, op. 62;
grand orchestra. 1. Score. 2. Parts.
[25390, 253891
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 ec. each Nov.
17, 1910; E 244558, 244559; G. Schir-
mer, New York, N. Y.
Cup (A) 0’ TEA; Japanese intermezzo,
by Karl Lenox; piano. [25392
© Nov: 15, 19103. 24%) GNoy., 18,
1910; E 244628; Lenox music co.,
Boston, Mass.
CUPID’S MESSAGE; tone poem by Theo.
Ryder; piano. [25393
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2«e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242042; Herald Square music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
CUPID’S PATROL; march, by Neil Moret;
pf. [25394
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243139; Jerome H. Remick & cCo.,
Detroit, Mich.
CUYOHOGA CENTENNIAL MARCH; by H.
Biringer; band. 4to. [25395
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 © Oets 1971910;
E 242370; H. Biringer, Cleveland,
Ohio. |
CYCLAMEN (LE); poésie de L. Fortolis, |}
musique de Alexandre Georges.
[25396
© Nov. 12, 19103" 2 eo NGy ae |
1910; E 243484; L. Grus et ecie., |
Paris, France. '
D’UNE PRISON; paroles de Paul Ver- |
laine, musique de Sebastian B.
Schlesinger, op. 74, no. 4. No. 2 en
mi bémol. No.3 en fa. Paris, A. Z.
Mathot. ; [25397 }
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 28, |
1910; EH 242761; J. H. Schroeder, |
New York, N. Y.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25418
Dacouta (A) BABY; march and two-
step by C. Hansen; piano. [253898
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242548; Christian Hansen, United
States.
DADDY’S DINNER PAIL; words and mu-
sic by E. Snyder. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [253899
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248074; Elbert Snyder, Amster-
fam, N..Y.
DAINTY AND GRACEFUL; Schottische, by
A. Garland; piano. [25400
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 248466; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DAISY DO TELL; words and music by C.
Reynolds. Washington, D. C., H.
Kirkus Dugdale Co. [25401
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
HE 241771; Cornelia Reynolds, Gouv-
erneur, N. Y.
DAISY WALTZES; by E. O. Kam; piano.
Buffalo, Denton, Cottier & Daniels.
[25402
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242882; Hima O. Kam, Buffalo,
WY,
DAME DvURDEN; old English song,
words adapted by Yvette Guilbert,
musie arr. and harmonized by G.
Ferrari. [25403
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 248876; Augener ltd., London,
England.
DANCE GRACIEUSE; by G. R. Combs, op.
33; piano. [25404
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EH 243341; Gilbert Raynolds Combs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DANCE IN THE VINEYARD; Caprice by
Richard Tourbié, op. 193; piano.
[25405
(Oe Woy. 10, 1910: 2 ec. Nov: 10;
1910; EK 244800; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DANCE OF DAINTY DOLLIES; redowa by
J. W. Lerman; piano. [25406
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244250; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
DANCE OF THE BELLS; finale by Gustav
' Cords; piano. (Children’s festival,
no. 5.) [25407
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244096; Augener, IlItd., London,
England.
DANCE OF THE CRICKETS; by Theodore
Miller; piano. [25408
©) Nov. 12; 1910-2) ea Novant.
1910; EH 248415; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
DANCE OF THE FAIRIES; rondo by R.
Streabbog; piano. [25409
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 243222; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago, I11.
DANCE OF THE MARIONETTES; duet from
Naughty Marietta; lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Victor Her-
bert. [25410
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E241571; M. Witmark & sons, New
Wonks wNaey,
DANCING SPRITES (Tanz geisterchen) ;
by C. Bohm, op. 284a; rev. and fin-
gered by Rafael Richter; piano.
[25411
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c Oct. 28, 1910;
HE 242746; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Ne.
DANS LE CHEMIN CREUX; par J. Rousse,
pour hautbois et piano. (En ven-
dée, no. 2.) [25412
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 2423861; Costallat et cie., Paris,
France.
DANS MON AEROPLANE; valse sur’ les
motifs de la chanson populaire, mu-
sique de Fragson, pour piano.
[25413
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242326; Christiné, Paris, France.
DANSE DE MyriAM; par R. Flamm,
pour piano. [25414
Ow Nove A277 1910 52 erNove 14,
1910; E 243499; R. Flamm, Paris,
France.
DANSE ECOSSAISE; by Max Bendix, op.
12, no. 5; viol. with piano acc:
[25415
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244162; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
DANSE JAPONAISE; par Rogelio Hu-
guet-Tagell; orchestre avec plano
conducteur. 25416
Cr Oct: 18) 19102 ¢. Oct. 17, 19103
FH) 242320; E. Salabert, Paris, France.
DANSES TZIGANES (Gypsy dances) ; by
Tidvar Nachéz, op. 14, ed. and fin-
gered by Philipp Mittell; violin and
Milano. NO. it “No. 2.
25417, 25418
© Oct. 21,1910; 2 ¢. each Oct. 24,
1910: EB 242498, 242494; G@. Schir-
mer, New York, N. Y.
1465
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25419
Dt. ans. V5.5
DANZA (LA) DELLE -VERGINI _ (The
maidens’ dance): waltz by Leo Uzzi
(I. Leuzzi); piano. New York, An-
tonio Grauso. [25419
© «Sept. (15, - 1910: 2. ec. Och. 14
1910; E 242023; I. Leuzzi, New
Yorls, IN. Y.
DANZA DRAMATICA; letra de Alfredo
Tamayo, musica de R. A. del Arroyo,
para piano y canto. Mexico, En-
rique Munguia. [25420
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244446; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
V-OF KIN: 4
DaRKEY (THE) TODALO; a raggedy rag,
by Joe Jordan; piano. [25421
©" Nove 15" 1910-2 e, Nove 15;
1910; E 244511; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
DARTMOUTH TOUCHDOWN SONG; words
by W. D. Wilkinson, music by M.
Ewing. S8vo. [25422
Geno. -40etot0 42.e= Nove 15:
1910; E 244514; M. Ewing, United
States.
DatT’s MAH EPH OUT WID OVAH PICKS
FO’ A PROMYNADE; words and music
by Mrs. A. Jones. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [25423
© Oct. 2 19105 2 ¢. OGe ee A910:
EK 241811; Mrs. Amna Jones, Ed-
wardsville, Ill.
DAUGHTER (THE); words by Theo-
dosia Garrison, music by James H.
Rogers: high voice in B flat.
[25424
© Nove15;- 1910>.2.1¢:.. Nox., 16;
1910; E 248562; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DAY-DREAMS; by Ralph H. Bellairs;
piano. Continental fingering.
[25425
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241934: Enoch & sons, London,
England.
words by Ellis Walton, music by
Oliver King, treble voices. 4to.
(Six two-part songs, no. 1.)
[25426
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242209; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London, England.
DAYBREAK; words by Ethel A. Rey-
burn, music by C. Lynn Reyburn;
four-part song for mixed voices.
4to. (Supplementary music for
schools, no. 38.) [25427
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241839; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Ill.
DE LITTLE PICKANINNY’S GONE TO SLEEP;
part-song, words by J. W. Johnson,
music by J. Rosamond Johnson;
men’s voices. (Octavo edition, no.
12064. ) [25428
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242384; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
DE SIFTIN’ SHIFTIN’ SAND; from The
wife tamers, lyric by James Clarence
Harvey, music by Robt. Hood Bow-
ers. [25429
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242657; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
DEAR HEART; words by T. P. Sigourney,
music by J. E. Johnson. [25430
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1910; E 243596;
Julius E. Johnson & T. Proctor Si-
gourney, Joplin, Mo.
DEAR OLD BROADWAY; words and music
by J.-G. Scoville. [25431
© 1c. Oct. 17, TS1IGe WiemM4atol :
Jos. G. Scoville, New York, N. Y.
DEAR OLD MICHIGAN; words by C. A. |
Blass, music by Julius Wuerthner. |
Erie, Pa., Brehm bros.
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910; Ff
FE 242892; C. Arthur Blass, Ann Ar- |
bor, Mich.
DEAR OLD MOTHER’S DAY; words and |
music by J. M. Darrohn. New York,
Jerome H. Remick & co. [25433
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240708; J. Morton Darrohn, New
Vorka Ne oY:
DEAR OLD NEW YORK FOR MINE; march |
and two-step, words by HE. Burton,
music’ by E. Burton and Clay
Thompson. [25434
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1910; BH 2444338;
Edward Burton, Chicago, Iil.
DEAR OLD UNCLE SAM; march song,
words and music by T. Alexander.
Newport, N. Y., Kuyahora press. i
[25435 |
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241967; Taylor Alexander, St.
Paul, Minn.
DEARIE, I WANT YOU; words and mu- |
sic by R. R. Mullins. |
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; E 243528; R. |
Richard Mullins, Thermopolis, Wyo.
DEARIE, YOU’RE MY DREAM GIRL}; words
by Jack Hickman, music by Benj. |
Hickman. r [254387
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; H 242492;
J. Hickman, Chicago, Il.
1466
[25432
[25436 7
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
DECEMBER; words by Thomas Bailey
Aldrich, music by Arthur Bergh, op.
9, no. 1; medium voice in C. [254388
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248088; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
DECEVEE (EDWIN J.) 12 melodious
studies; op. 57, without octaves,
grade 2-3; piano. [254389
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242760; J. H. Schroeder, New
Work. N.Y.
DEFENDER (THE) OF CAMERON DAM;
words and music by Mrs. M. B. Tret-
tin, arr. by Geo. Bach, jr. [25440
© Nov. 11, 1910; 2 c Nov. 14,
a. 8 2455160; Mrs. M. B. Trettin,
Milwaukee, Wis.
DEIN (Thine); words by Ferdinand
Ewald Toennies, music by Hans
Kronold, op. 25, no. 2; high voice.
(Rosen und zypressen, no. 2.)
[25441
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242505; Carl Fischer, New York,
1 ee
DEIN BLICK; ged. von P. Mongré, mu-
sik von Joseph Marx, fur hohe
stimme. (Lieder und gesiinge, erste
folge, no. 3.) [25442
er sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. -29,
1910; E 241848; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
DEIN LIED (A song you Sang); words
by Ferdinand Ewald Toennies, mu-
sic by Hans Kronold, op. 25, no. 4;
high voice. (Rosen und zypressen,
no. 4.) [25443
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910;
Ei 242507; Carl Fischer, New York,
se:
DEJANIRE. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
DELEVAN; andante and waltzes by
W. C. McCulloch. Skeleton score
for band. [25444
© 1c Nov. 2, 1910; E 242860;
Walter C. McCulloch, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
DELIBES (CLEMENT PHILIBERT LEO)
Valse lente du _ ballet-Sylvia; rev.
and fingered by Rafael Richter; pf.
[25445
© Oct. 21; 1910: 2c, Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241685; M. Witmark & sons, New
Fork, N.Y.
254538
DELIUS (FREDERICK) Drei lieder;
dichtungen von Bj. SBjornson.
Komplet. [25446
© Oct... 12; 1910: 2 cs Nove .12)
1910; E 244468; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, Cologne, Germany.
—. dichtungen von Henrik Ib-
sen. Komplet. [25447
Cy Oct 1229 1910" 2 ce, Noy,
1910; E 244469; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, Cologne, Germany.
DEM GENIUS DES AUGENBLICKS; ged. von
P. Mongré, musik von Joseph Marx,
flr mittlere stimme. (Lieder und
gesinge, erste folge, no. 4.) [25448
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910; E 241849; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
DENKER (DER); ged. von W. Calé,
musik von Joseph Marx, ftir mitt-
lere stimme. (Lieder und gesinge,
erste folge, no. 5.) [25449
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910; E 241901; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
DER SCHNAPPHAHNE WINTERLIED ;
musik von Julius Bittner, ftir mén-
nerstimme. (Drei lieder, no. 3.)
[25450
©wSepin 19, 1910'5 2) ce Octe 22,
1910; E 241732; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
DER WEGGENOSSIN; ged. von Franz
Evers, musik von Victor von Woi-
kowsky-Biedau, op. 30, fiir mittlere
stimme mit klavier. (Konigslieder,
noi) [25451
© Noy. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244182; N. Simrock, g. m. b. b.,
Berlin, Germany.*
Dr Reer (R. H.) Six Christmas car-
ols; words and music by R. H. De
Reef. 4to. (Christmas carol an-
nual, no. 10.) [25452
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244247; G. Schirmer, New York,
NeAXs
DES MEERES GEHEIMNIS (The secret of
the sea); anon., musik von HEllen
Kullmann. (Lieder und gesinge,
no, 4.) [25453
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
BE 242723; Harmonie-verlag) Berlin,
Germany.
DEUTSCHE VOLKSLIEDER. See Brahms
(J.)
1467
68294—10—_3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20454
pt. Ign sev}
DEUTSCHE WALDER, DEUTSCHE HEIMAT;
ged. yon Jul. Gersdorff, musik von
Felix Piistinger, fiir méinnerchor.
Ato. [25454
©: Oct 5,, 1910; 2 Nove, 4910;
H- 2432863" “Phils. -Pries, Aurich,
Switzerland.
DrEux (LES) ETOILES; chanson de
patre, poésie de Henry de Forge, mu-
sique de Henri Mulet. [25455
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 2438593 ; H. Mulet, Paris, France.
DEWDROP (THE) AND THE ROSE; words
and music by Monckton Travers.
[25456
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 15, 1910;
E 244492; Leonard & co., London,
England.
DIABELLI (A.) Five sonatinas; op. 24,
54, 58, 60, rev., phrased and fingered
by Hans T. Seifert; piano four
hands. (Music library edition, no.
623.) [25457
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242500; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN ee Ne
DIETZ FLAG OF TRUCE; words and mu-
sic by Mrs. C. W. Wilson. [25458
©) GNovs 1d A910: 2 ce: Noy.. 14,
1910; E 243517; Mrs. Chas. W. Wil-
son, Milwaukee, Wis.
DISCOVERY (A) MADE IN VAIN; words
and music by J. E. Rahm. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25459
© Och aie 1910: 2).¢; Oct. 7. 1910:
E 240684; John E. Rahm, Newark,
Nid:
DivINE (THE) BIRTH; a Christmas
cantata, music by Frank EH. Ward,
op. 28; soli, chorus and organ. 4to.
[25460
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
H 241522; H. W. Gray co., New York,
NPY.
DIVINE (LA) CHANSON; paroles de Pi-
erre Chapelle (Will), musique de
Pierre Arezzo. [25461
© SNOy PS a2551910'' 2 ic: “Nove 14,
1910; EH 243496; Aux mélodies nou-
velles, Paris, France.
DIVORCEE; words and music by D. D.
James. Professional. [25462
Oi ey Nove 12.0 1910 si) 244473.
D. D. James, Mattoon, I.
DIXIE BELLE; words by Phil. H. Arm-
strong, music by H. Cheatham Arm-
strong. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [25463
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
~ 240714; H. C. Armstrong, New
Yorks aN? ay:
DIXIE MEDLEY; [arr. by M. A. Bick-
ford]; banjo solo. [25464
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242903; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
DIXIz’S AGLOW; words and music by
K. McMullan. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25465
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240683; Kate McMullan, Green-
ville, Ala.
DIXINE, MY PRETTY SOUTHERN QUEEN;
words and music by Nick Tenny.
[25466
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; E 243441;
Nick Tenny, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Do YoU REMEMBER; words by C. P.
McDonald, music by Bert Peters;
in G. [25467
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 241929; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Til.
—— words by Fred. G. Bowles, music
by Arthur F. Tate. No. 2 in B flat.
[25468
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242707; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
Doctor TINKLE TINKER; barn dance
and schottische from The girl of my
dreams, by Karl Hoschna, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orchestra. 4to.
[25469
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 3; 1910;
E 244066; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Nw Ys
DoLts (THE) OF CHRISTMAS DAY: ac-
tion song for a group of children,
words by Lizzie DeArmond, music
by J. H. Fillmore. [25470
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 243322; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
DoLLY’Ss WALTZ; by Ralph Horner;
piano. [25471
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1910;
EH 242572; B. O. Marsh, Decorah,
Iowa.
DOLPHINS CAPRICE; by Wm. Baines; j
pianoforte. [25472 |
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242188; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
1468
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25492
Donia; two-step par L. N. Guilbault;
piano. Montreal, J. E. Belair.
[25473
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
BE 244151; Louis-Napoléon Guilbault,
Montreal, Canada.
DoNIZETTI (GAETANO) Regimentstoch-
ter; fantasie aus der oper, arr. von
Rud. Jaengerich, fiir violine mit
begleitung des pianoforte. (Opern
fantasien, no. 1.) [25474
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
BE 244158; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
Donkey (A) PARTY; three step by M.
Greenwald; two violins and piano.
[25475
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243184; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
DON’T DO ANYTHING UNTIL YOU HEAR
FROM ME; written by George Ar-
thurs, composed by C. W. Murphy.
[25476
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241756; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
DON’T FORGET ME DEARIE; words by J.
Brandon Walsh, music by A. W.
Brown. [25477
_ © Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
-E 241562; Victor Kremer, Chicago,
Til.
DON’T WAKE ME UP, I AM DREAMING;
words by Beth Slater Whitson,
music by Herbert Ingraham. [25478
© Noy. 19, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 19,
1910; E 244636; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Doria (O. ScCHANZER) Sei composi-
zioni; per canto e pianoforte.
[25479
(sept, 13, 1910: 2 ¢, Oct.. 26,
1910; E 242677; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
DoRS MON ENFANT; Slumber song, by
D. A. Demoines; piano. [25480
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242774; Paul A. Schmitt, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
DOUCE CONTEMPLATION; paroles. et
musique de G. Aubert. [25481
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241660; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
DouLEuR; poésie de Lucien Monrous-
Seau, musique de Francis Thomé.
[25482
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 242333; Thomé, Paris, France.
DOWN BY THE GRAPEVINE SWING; words
and music by HE. P. Robertson.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25483
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
EK 244071; Ethel Pears Robertson,
Hamlin, Iowa.
DOWN BY THE WANGAROO; a Maoria
chant, words by Arthur Davenport,
music by H. G. Pélissier. [25484
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241594; Joseph Williams, 1td.,
London, England.
DOWN THROUGH THE AGES; words and
musie by E. S. Lorenz. [25485
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244115; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
DOWN WHERE THE ROSES ARE IN BLOOM;
words and music by H. Heddleston.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25486
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EH 241588; Edyth Heddleston, East
Liverpool, Ohio.
DoYEN (ALBERT) Sonate en mi bémol,
op. 16; pour piano. [25487
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242329; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
Trio en ré mineur, op. 15; pour
piano, violon et violoncelle. [25488
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 243014; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris, France.
DreAM (A); words by A. EH. York,
music by H. K. Dugdale. Washing-
ton, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25489
‘© Octe 227 191052 -¢ Oct, 25, 1980:
EH 241774; Annie E. York, North
Waterford, Me.
DREAM, DREAM, DREAM; words and
music by J. H. Voss. [25490
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1910; E 2443810;
Joseph H. Voss, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DREAM (THE) HE HAD OF HOME;
words by Joseph Manning, music by
Wm. Dauterich. [25491
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Noy. 11, 1910;
EH 243342; Joseph Manning, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
DREAM (A) OF A GARDEN AND YOU;
words by Wm. Carter, music by
H. Renner and BE. Trautman, [25492
© Och. 17, 1910: 2.¢e. Oct. EY, 1910;
BE 242412; Ideal music pub. Co.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1469
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25493
DREAM (A) OF THE OLDEN TIME; by
Henry S. Sawyer; piano. [25493
© Nov.) 10-1910) 2) cl Nowsnsd,
1910; E 248204; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
DREAM (A) ON THE OCEAN; by A.
Carstanjen; piano. [ 25494
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c Oct. 17, 1910;
HH} 242170; Alvin Carstanjen, Boerne,
Tex.
DREAM PICTURES; valse romantique by
J. S. Fearis; piano. [25495
NOV. LOS OlOem 2) ee Novis,
1910; H 243211; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
DREAMER (THE) EXALTED; a dramati-
zation of an old Bible story, by Mrs.
S. F. Sampson. Typewritten text
and ms. music. [25496
© 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1910; D 18737; Mrs.
Sarah Fontaine Sampson, Dallas,
Tex.
DREAMING; by Albert Wood; pf.
[25497
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242663; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
reverie by H.. Engelmann; piano.
[25498
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242893; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
— words by A. Guard, music by
John Martin. Washington, H. Kirk-
us Dugdale co. [25499
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1910;
FE 240699; V. M. Dingwall, Onawa,
Iowa.
DREAMING OF DREAMS; words and mu-
sic by Charles D. Rogers. [25500
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248258; Maurice Shapiro, New
Yorks, IN...
DREAMING OF YOU; words and music
by. RB. LT. Riddell. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [25501
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31,1910;
EK 242949; Robert T. Riddell, New
Orleans, La.
DREAMING OF YOU AND THAT OLD SWEET
HOME; words and music by O. Gil-
chrest. [25502
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 2425381; Oliver Gilchrest, Ward
Hill, Mass.
pt. lf Hes, Vv. a
DREAMS; from The deacon and the
lady, lyric by Geo. Totten Smith,
music by Alfred E. Aarons. [25503
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242208; Chas. K. Harris, New
Works IN: Y¥<
DREAMY DREAMLAND; by W. B. Finch;
jon. [25504
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1910; E 244439;
Walter B. Finch, St. Paul, Minn.
DREAMY EYES; words by William Dux,
music by H. J. M. Remein. [25505
© Nov. 11, 1910 ;° 23e 5 Newat0:
1910; E 244812; Harry J. M. Re-
mein, Rochester, N. Y.
DROGIE WSPOMNIENIA; stowa St. K.
Ortowskiego, melodya B. J. Zalew-
skiego, oprac. Hug. Walkiewicz.
Duet. [25506
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1910:
E 242020; B. J. Zalewski, Chicago,
Til.
DU BIST ALLEIN MEIN HOCHSTES GLUCK
AUF ERDEN; ein schdner traum,
musik von Albert Wicher, instr. von
H. Bliithgen. 1. Harmonie-musik.
2. Blech-musik. [ 25507, 25508
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 26,
1910; HE 242732, 242733; Harmonie
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
DuBois (THtopoRE) Prélude;
grand orgue ou harmonium. (Deux
petites pieces, no. 2.) [25509
© Nov. 12, 1910-02 yew oers a:
1910; E 243491; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
pour
DUPONT (GABRIEL) Chanson; poéme
d’Alfred de Musset; chant et piano.
[25510
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 & Nov. 14,
1910; H 248488; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
DyInc (THE) EXILE’S WISH; words
and music by J. J. Burke. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25511
© Oct.. 31, 1910; 2 ce. Oct-31, 1910;
EH 242945; J. J. Burke, Bloomington,
Ou
’i) FFEMMENE D’ ’0 VOMMERO; versi di §
A. Califano, musica di H. di Capua; |
canto e mandolino. [25512
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243090; Ferdinando Bideri, Na- jf |
ples, Italy.
1470
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25532
IE PURE L’ E cost; versi di A. Barbieri,
musica di V. Di Chiara; canto e
mandolino. [25513
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243103; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
EASTER CANTATA; words after Morike
and Geibel, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, music by Max
Bruch, op. 81; chorus of mixed
voices, with soprano solo. Vocal
score. 4to. [25514
Saomae 46. 1910: 2 c. Noy. 17,
1910; E 244561 ; G. Schirmer, New
York, mY,
EASTERN LOVE SONGS; words by Her-
bert J. Brandon, music by Selwyn
Lloyd. Contents. 1. Beside the
temple. 2. Ascalon. 38. The eastern
seas are Singing. [Book 1.] [25515
© Nov. 19, 1910; 2 c Nov. 18,
1910; E 244641; Opus music ©co.,
London, England.
EASTERN NIGHTS; valse by Philippe
Thomas; piano. [25516
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241758; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
EASY EXERCISES; by M. A. Bickford;
banjo. [25517
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242896; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
EASY OPERA MELODIES FOR THE PIANO;
compiled by Wm. Arms _ Fisher.
(Half dollar music series.) [25518
ica wove ¢, 1910: 2 ec. Noy. 10,
1910; E 244842; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
EASY PIECES FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO;
compiled by Wm. Arms Fisher.
(Half dollar music series.) [25519
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244341; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
ECHO OF THE FOUNTAIN; reverie, by Al-
fred Fieldhouse; pf. [25520
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
HK 242664; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
intermezzo
1. Orches-
ECOUTEZ CETTE HISTOIRE;
par Georges Beals.
tre. 4to. 2. Piano seul.
[ 25521, 25522
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1910; E 242321, 242322; F. Salabert,
Paris, France.
EGLANTINE WALTZ; by R. Streabbog;
piano. [255238
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243223; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
IGGYPTIAN RAG; by Percy Wenrich; pi-
ano. [25524
© Noy. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 17,
1910; H 244570; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
EICHHEIM (HENRY) Seven songs.
[25525
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 242923; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
KINEM KINDE; ged von Heinz Braune,
musik von Richard Trunk, op. 11.
(Drei gesiinge, no. 2.) [25526
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EF) 242582; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
HINZUGSMARSCH ; aus der operette Der
tapfere soldat, von Oscar Straus, fiir
grosses orchester, mit direktions-
stimme. 4to. [25527
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c Oct. 29,
1910; E 241879; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
ELECTORATE MARCH; by Geo. Rosen-
krans; band. 4to. [25528
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 11, 1910;
EH 243348; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa.
ELteie; by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[25529
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 243273; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
par William van JIperen, pour
violon ou violoncelle avee acc. de
piano. [25530
©uUSept 21,1910 2) ex. Oct.422,
1910; E 241702; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
von Willibald Kaehler, ftir vio-
line mit Klavier. [255381
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EF 242699; Ries & Erler, Berlin, Ger-
many.
ELesyacK (THE); words and music by
F. EK. Roberts. [25582
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
BE 242404; F. E. Roberts, Chicago,
Tl.
1471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25535
pt: te aS ve
ELEVATED BASS; by Bickford; banjo.
[25533
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
Hh} 241553; U..S. school ef music;
New York, N. Y.
ELFE (DIE); ged. von J. v. Hichen-
dorff, musik von Joseph Marx, ftir
hohe frauenstimme. (Lieder und
gesiinge, erste folge, no. 6.) [25534
© Sept. 24. 1910. 2c. Ock 29:
1910; BH 241902; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
ELFENREIGEN; von Oscar Werner, op.
10, fiir das pianoforte. (Zwei melo-
dische vortragsstticke, no. 2.) [25535
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244152; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
ExcarR (Epwarp) Coneerto; op. 61;
violin and orchestra. Arr. by the
composer for violin and piano. 1.
Violin part. 2. Violin and piano,
score. [25536, 25537
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 3,
1910; E 244058, 244059; Novello &
co., Itd., London, England.
Concerto; op. 61; viol. and orch.
miniature full score. S8vo. [25538
© Nove 1.49105 2c. Nove.8, 1910;
E 244194; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ELITE (L’); valse facile by “Xaver
Scharwenka, ed. and fingered by M.
Greenwald; piano. [25539
(© Nove ito) 2c: Noy. «1910;
E 243192; Century music pub. Co.,
New York, N. Y.
ELITE CARILLON; chime for hall clocks,
by C. A. Jacques; 18 bells. [25540
© May 27, 1904; 2 ¢«. May 31,
1910; E 232975; Chas. A. Jacques,
New York, N. Y.
ELK’s MILK; words and music by G. T.
Wilson. [25541
Ages da 4 olO. 2rescAne. 27,
1910; E 244421; George Titus Wil-
son, Derby, Oreg.
ELVES OF THE WILD-wooD; words by F.
Hemans, music by Oliver King. 4to.
(Six two-part songs, no. 5.) [25542
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242213; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London, England.
EN EXTASE; valse lente chantée, pa-
roles et musique de G. Aubert.
[25543
(Oc ss, 1910 2c Oc, 22, 1910:
E 241663; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
1472
EN FoRET; petite chasse, par Théodore
Lack, op. 285, pour piano. [25544
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242998; Th. Lack, Paris, France.
ENCHANTED (THE) SPRING; words by
George Ellerton, music by Percy HE.
Fletcher. 4to. (Choruses for equal
voices, Curwen’s edition, no. 71298.)
[25545
© Noy. 18, 1910; 2 ce Noy. 18,
1910; H 244611; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
ENCHANTEMENT; valse chantée, pa-
roles de Roland Gaél, musique de
Octave Crémieux. [25546
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 248005; Marcel Labbé, Paris,
France.
valse par Octave Crémieux, pour
piano. [25547
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242345; Marcel Labbé, Paris,
France.
ENCORE SONGS; compiled by Wm. Arms
Iisher; low voice. (Haif dollar mu-
sie series. ) [25548
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 e. Noy. 5, 1910;
E 244145; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
inp (THE) OF THE WAY; words by
Alice H. Chatterton, music by J.
Ernest Thacker. [25549
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 244350; Ernest Thacker, Norfolk,
Va.
ENFANT (L’) PRODIGUE; scéne lyrique
de Ed. Guinand, versione italiana di _
Francesco Casanovas, deutsche tiber-
setzung von Ernst Huldschinsky,
musique de Claude Debussy. Parti-
tion pour chant et piano. [25550
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
D 18751; Durand & ce, Paris,
France.
ENGELREISE (DIE); eine musikalisch-
deklamatorische Weihnachtsfeier,
fiir schule und haus, dichtung von
Ludwig Hamann, musik von Carl
Reinecke. Klavierauszug mit text.
[25551
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2c Oct 253
1910; E 241889; Robert Reibenstein,
Gr. Lichterfelde-Berlin, Germany.
ENTERTAINER’S (THE) RAG; Dy Jay
Roberts; piano. [25552
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1910% |
E 242413; Pacific coast music Co., |
Oakland, Cal. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
ENTERTAINING (THE) MAN; words and
musie by Armstrong and Clark.
[25553
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244225; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, .N. Y.
ENVOLEE; caprice par FE. Volpatti, jr.;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [25554
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242317; F. Salabert, Paris, France.
EPHEMERES (LES); valse par Georges
Auvray, op. 240. 1. Orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. 2. Piano
solo. [ 25555, 25556
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 31,
1910; E 242993, 242996; A. Noél,
Paris, France.
EPISODE; by Ernest F. Jores, Ope ale:
piano. peda aay
© Nov. 17,1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 243575; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
EPISODEN; von Max Reger, op. 115;
klavierstiicke fiir grosse und kleine
leute. Heft 1 und 2. [25558
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242934; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
EQUILIBRIST’S (THE) by A.
Fassio; piano. [25559
© 1 e. Nov. 14, 1910; E 243518;
Angelo Fassio, New York, N. Y.
MARCH ;
Erispus; an Eastern dance from the
suite The four winds, by Geo. J.
Trinkhaus; piano. [25560
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1910;
EK 244579: M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
EXRINNERUNG AN KiIJANITZA; von W.
Beane op: 15, no. 1 u. 2) ftir 2: cor-
nets 4 pistons, mit klavierbegleitung.
[25561
© Oct. 1,1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
HK 244382; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
ERINNERUNG AN MISS DUDELSACK; pot-
pourri aus der operette von Rudolph
Nelson, arr. von. Oskar Fetras, op.
foes, Klavier, zu 2 handen. 2.
Orchester mit piano-direktion.
[ 25562, 25563
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 26,
1910; E 242730, 242731; Harmonie
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
25571
ERSTEN (DIE) ROSEN (The first roses) ;
von Gustav Hansen, op. 24, no. 1;
klavier zu vier hinden. (In freier
natur, no. 1.) [25564
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242478; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
ERSTES KONZERT FUR DIE VIOLINE, B
pur. See Mozart (W. A.)
ERSTES KONZERTSTUCK, F.. MOLL; von
W. Brandt, op. 11, fiir cornet 4 pis-
tons mit klavierbegleitung. [25565
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244383; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
ERTEL (PAuL) Melodie, op. 29; fiir
violine und klavier. (Drei leichte
stiicke, no. 1.) [ 25566
‘© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 243134; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g.m. b. h., Berlin-Gross Lichterfelde,
Germany.
Scherzo, op. 29; fiir violine und
klavier. (Drei leichte stiicke, no. 2.)
[25567
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EK 243135; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g.m. b. h., Berlin-Gross Lichterfelde,
Germany.
ES WAR VOR SONNENAUFGANG; recitativ
fiir bass, aus der oper, Quo Vadis,
dichtung von Henri Cain, deutsch
von Hans Liebstéckl, musik von Jean
Nougués. [25568
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244384; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig, Germany.
ESEL (DER) UND DER OCHSE (The man-
ger); Weihnachtsmusik von Alfred
Kaiser, ftir klavier. (Die heilige
nacht, no. 4.) [25569
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
HE 242181; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HspaNA WALTZ; by BH. Waldteufel, arr.
by H. F. Odell; mandolin orchestra.
Ato. [25570
© Novid, 19105 2 c Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244049; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
ESQuUISSE; par Aimé Lachaume; piano.
25571
we
©‘ Nov. 4; 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 243306; Enoch & co., Paris, France.
1473
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25572
ETUDE DE CONCERT; par Otto de Tide-
bohl, op. 12, pour violon avec acc. de
piano. [25572
©: Sept. 20; -1910; -2.3e> Wer 22;
1910; E 241630; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
EULENSTEIN (C.) Andantino; arr. by
M. A. Bickford; guitar. [25573
© Nov. 14,°1910-) 2 © Nove 45,
1910s) 2445208 VS: school’ of
music, New York, N. Y.
EXVANGELINE; reverie by M. Pliby; pi-
ano. [25574
© 1c. Noy. 18, 1910; E 243570;
Marie Pliby, Chippawa, Canada.
EVENING MEDITATION ; by Theodore Mil-
ler; piano. [25575
© Noy, 1, 1910; 2c Oct. 31, 1910:
E 242888; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
EVENING (THE) PRAYER; by Henry S.
Sawyer; piano. [25576
©i Nev, 12.1910: 2 e> Nove 11,
1910; EH 248416; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
EVENING STAR; waltz by Corey Davi-
son; piano. [25577
©) Noy 21910")2) ec Oct 3, 1910-
EH 242828; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
EVvENSONG; by Easthope Martin; or-
gan. obl. S8vo. (The western or-
ganist, no. 18.) [25578
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 244088; Weekes & co., London,
England.
— by Edward F. Johnston; organ.
obl. S8vo. [25579
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243364; J. Fischer & bro., New
York, Na ¥.
EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT; from Madame
Sherry, by Hauerbach and Hoschna,
arr. by W. L. Rosenberg; male quar-
tet. 4to. (Excellent quartette ar-
rangements, no. 524.) [25580
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28,1910:
E 242742; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. ¥.
EVERYBODY’S IRISH ON ST. PATRICK’S
DAY; words and music by M. H.
Collins. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [25581
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242557; M. H. Collins, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Dt.21 SS
EVERYTHING’S ALL RIGHT; song by Cy.
Reece. : [25582
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
H 240724; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Ev’RY ONE IN FAVOR SAY AYE; words
and music by Nora Bayes and Jack
Norworth. [25583
©. Nov. 17, 1910 "2 ea weve 17;
1910; E 244562; Norworth pub. @o.,
New York, N. Y.
TwickR Mar (May eternal) ; words by
Ferdinand Ewald Toennies, music by
Hans Kronold, op. 25, no. 6; high
voice. (Rosen und zypressen, no. 6.)
[25584
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242509; Carl Fischer, New York,
a Hae es
EXALT AND PRAISE HIS HOLY NAME;
words by Julia H. Johnston, music
by D. B. Towner. [25585
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244040; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
EXERCISES IN C AND G; [by M. A.
Bickford] ; cello. [25586
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241971; U. S. school of music, New
York. Nao
EXERCISES IN SIGHT READING AND
RHYTHM; by Henry EH. Geehl. 4to.
[25587
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c« Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248248; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London, England.
EXTASE (L’) D’AMOoUR; valse lente par
Jean LeBas; piano. [25588
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242380; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
FABLIAU; par Théodore Lack, op. 285,
pour piano. [25589
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 e. Oet, 31, 1910;
E 243000; Th. Lack, Paris, France.
See Offenbach (J.)
FAIRIES CARNIVAL; by Lillie May Mil-
ler; piano.
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242771; Paul A. Schmitt, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
FAIREST EVENING.
FarrRY DREAMS (Slumber song); by
Herbert Le Grand; piano. [25591
©: Noy. 12, 1910; 2 ec 2Newr aise
1910; E 243417; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
1474
[25590
¥
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25608
FAIRY FOOTSTEPS; by Glenn W. Ash-
ley; piano. [25592
© Noy. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242819; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago, Il.
FAIRY GODMOTHER; waltz by R. Streab-
bog; piano. [25593
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 « Nov. 11,
1910; E 248418; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
Farry (THE) RING; by Ralph H. Bel-
lairs; piano. Continental fingering.
[25594
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241933; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
Farry (A) TALE; by Elise Fellows
White; violin and piano. [25595
_ © Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243401; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
FAIRY ZEPHYRS; by Ralph Horner, op.
84; pf. [25596
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241652; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
FaAItH (THE) I LEARNED AT MOTHER'S
KNEE; words by Will Read Dunrox,
ait. and arr. by James M. Gray,
music by D. B. Towner. [25597
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 2440383; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FAITHFUL SHEPHERD FEED ME; words
by Thomas Benson Pollock, music
by Bradford Campbell, op. 62.
[25598
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242871; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
FALLING AUTUMN LEAVES; reverie, by
Victor Moulton; piano. [25599
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 243212; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago, I11.
FAMILIAR MELODIES; arr. by M. A.
Bickford; cello. [25600
fe mey. (4.19107 2. c¢. Nov. 15;
1910; E 244524; U. S. School of
music, New York, N. Y.
FAMOUS PIANO SOLOS;
Wm. Arms Fisher. (The half dollar
music series. ) [25601
© Noy. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244443; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
FANCIULLA (LA) DEL WEST.
cini (G.)
compiled by
See Puc- |
FANTASIA CONTRAPPUNTISTICA; pre-
ludio al corale e fuga a 4 soggetti
obbligati, compilata per il piano-
forte, da Ferruccio Busoni. Edi-
zione definitiva. [25602
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241897; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York, N. Y.
FAR FROM MY HEAVENLY HOME; aD-
them, words by Henry Francis Lyte,
music by Albert Ham; mixed voices.
(Octavo choir music, no. 82.) [25608 .
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242867; Anglo-Canadian music:
publishers assn., Itd., Toronto, Can-
ada.
FAREWELL TO CAMP; words by Fred-
erick Blundell, music by Alfred G.
Wathall; men’s voices. 4to. [25604
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242486; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Farruca (LA); célébre danza gitana,
musique de Miguel Picazo, pour
piano. [25605
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1910;
Ki 248297; Casa Dotésio, Madrid,
Spain.
FASS’LTIPPLER (DER); original-Wiener
type, text von Furl Wiener und A.
IXaitna, musik von Ph, P. Seemann.
[25606
©} Sept: 26, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 29:
1910; H 241924; Josef Blaha, Vi-
enna, Austria.
FASTEN YOUR HAIR WITH A GOLDEN PIN;
OH, ONCE THERE WAS A_ FIDDLER
[and] OH, WE ARE THE HOSTS OF THE
SipHe. Three songs intro. in The
twig of thorn, an Irish fairy play by
Marie Josephine Warren; set to mu-
SIG) sb ks Sa Sith. . Voeal park
(Jn The twig of thorn, Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1910. 16mo. p. 91-96)
[25607
© Nov. ‘7, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
HE 244549; Royal Stone Smith, Green-
field, Mass.
FATHER, DON’T GET STEWED AGAIN TO-
NIGHT; words by Blanche Buford,
musie by Harry L. Newman.
[25608
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241824; Sunlight music co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
1475
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25609
DE. hk WAS. Vo
FATHER WILLIAM; unacec, part-song,
words by Lewis Carroll, music by
H. Walford Davies; mixed voices.
4to. (Vocal library of part-songs,
ete., no. 162.) [25609
© Oct..31, 1910; 2c. Nov. 1, 1910;
H) 241942; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
FAvoLa (LA) DI HELGA; dramma musi-
eale in un atto, di Francesco San-
toliquido. Canto e pianoforte, ridu-
zione dell’ autore. 4to. [25610
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1910;
D 18763; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
FAVORITE DUETS FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO;
compiled by Wm. Arms JVisher.
Second series. (Half dollar music
series. ) [25611
© Woy, 14)-1910- Qe Nov. 16,
1910; HE 248563; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
FAVORITE MELODIES; selection, com-
piled and arr. by George Rosey; or-
chestra. 4to. [25612
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
H 242394; G. M. Rosenberg, New
BiConalks ING ONG.
FAVORITE SACRED SONGS FOR LOW VOICE;
compiled by Wm. Arms _ Fisher.
(Half dollar music series.) [25613
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 1, 1910:
E 241992; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
FAVORITE SONGS; compiled by Wm.
Arms Fisher; low voice. (Half dol-
lar music series. ) [25614
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1910;
H 243564; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
FEAR NOT; recit. and aria from The
first Christmas morn, text by S. J.
Stone, music by Henry Leslie, ed.
by Josef Frantz: high voice. [25615
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9. 1910:
EH 243311; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
FELLOW PILGRIMS: words by Helen D.
Sylvester, music by J. W. Hender-
son. [25616
©) Oct 205 1910-2 é& Oct. 21, 1910:
KE 242428; J. W. Henderson, Muske-
gon Heights, Mich.
I‘ELLOWSHIP HYMNS; ed. by Clarence
A. Barbour. New York, Young men’s
Christian association press, 1910.
[295]. 883 p. Svo. $0.45 single copy,
$35.00 per hundred. [25617
© Oct. 25,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
A 278938; International committee
of Young men’s Christian associa-
tions, New York, N. Y.
FrEsTIVAL (A) sone; author of words
unknown, music by F. T. Walter;
sop. alto, ten. and bass with orch.
aec. ad lib. [25618 |
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1910;
FE 241549; F. T. Walter, St. Francis,
Wis.
FETES DE NoEL; quatre tableaux, par
S. Liapounow, op. 41, pour le piano,
revidiert von Richard Hofmann. no.
1 4 4. réunies en 1 vol. [25619
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244385; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
FIELD DAISY; waltz by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [25620
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct: 31, 1910;
HE 242848; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ili.
FIFTH CONCERTO; by Basil Althaus, op.
104; violin with piano ace. [25621
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 241786; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
FILLE (A) AUX CHEVEUX DE LIN; ex-
trait des Préludes, par Claude De-
bussy, transcription par Arthur Hart-
mann, pour violon et piano. [25622
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 248004; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
TINGERBOARD SCALE FOR THE ViOLIN;
showing complete tonal compass and
exact location of the tones, semi-
tones and positions. 4to. [25623
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 24, 1910;
HE} 242497; Carl Fischer, New York, |
NARS
FIRE-FLIES; by Anna Marion Thomp--
son; piano. [25624 -|
© Oct. 22,1910; 2 €. Oct. 24) 198s |
E 242553; Clayton F. Summy co., j
Chicago, Ill. i
First (THE) FINGER; by M. A. Bick-
ford; cello. 3 [25625
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 19105
E 241554: U. S. school of musie, New
York, N. ¥.
1476
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25644
FIRST LESSONS IN PIANOFORTE PLAYING;
by Carl Bonner. [25626
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
H 242925; W. A. Evans, Boston,
Mass.
FIRST MAZURKA; by G. R. Combs, op.
31; piano. [25627
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243344; Gilbert Raynolds Combs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FisHER (WM. ARMS) comp. Twenty-
five easy piano pieces. Grade two.
(Half dollar music series.) [25628
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244348; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
FISHER’S HORNPIPE; arr. by M. A.
Bickford; banjo. [25629
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242900; U. S. school of music, New
fork. iM. y.
FLAMINGO; by Luella Lockwood Moore;
piano. [25630
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 17,
1910; E 244580; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, me OY.
FLIGHT OF THE WITCHES; grand galop
de concert, by Ludwig Kellerman,
op. 10; piano. [25631
ena 12, 1910: 2 c. ‘Nov. 14,
1910; E 248419; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
FLORENTINER MARSCH (Grande marcia
italiana) ; von Julius Fucik, op. 214,
arr. von Th. Ritter, fiir 2 mando-
linen, mandola, guitarre und klavier.
(Mandolinen-musik, no. 45.) [25632
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244386; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
FLOWER sone; from Judy forgot, words
by Avery Hopwood, music by Silvio
Hein. [25633
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240740; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
Fryinc DutcHmMan. See Wagner (R.)
FLYING THE KITE; schottische by Her-
bert Le Grand; piano. [ 25684
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
Hi 242858; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill. | .
FOLLOW THE SOLDIERS; written by Wor-
ton David, composed by R. Penso.
London, Star music pub. co., Itd.
[256385
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
FH 242433; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
14
FORWARD AGAINST THE FOE;
For I’m gust I; song from the new
musical play, Marriage 4 la carte,
words by C. M. S. McLellan, music
by Ivan Caryll. 4to. [25636
©: Nov: 16) 19102 *27%e" Nove i
1910; EH 248612; Chappell & co., Itd.,,
London, England.
Tor I’vE GOT TO MEET MY WIFE AT TWO;
words by P. Tierney, music by Ed-
win Phelps. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [25637
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248060; Peter Tierney, Holyoke,
Mass.
TOR OLD TIME’S SAKE; gavotte, by A.
Garland; piano. [25638
© Nova 14, 1910) 2c). Nove . 14,
1910; E 248467; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. -
FoR REMEMBRANCE; words anon., music
by Hlise Fellows White; violin obl.,
with pf. acc. [25639
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1910;
EK 241526; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
FoR YOU, BRIGHT EYES; from Bright
eyes, by Hauerbach and Hoschna,
arr. by W. L. Rosenberg; male quar-
tet. 4to. (Excellent quartette ar-
rangements, no. 525.) [25640
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242743; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork; INi Ne
ForREST voices; idyl by W. C. Powell;
piano. [25641
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH} 2438213; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
TorRTH TO BATTLE; words by Wm. Por-
ter Townsend, music by Geo. S.
Schuler. [25642
©, Oct: 24. 1910532 cl Oct. 24a,
1910; BE 242491; G. W. Hlderkin,
Chicago, Ill.
words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by J. W.
Henderson. [| 256438
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
HW 242431; J. W. Henderson, Muske-
gon Heights, Mich.
ForwarpD Go; words and music by C.
H. Morris. [25644
© Oct, 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
H 241614: Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
ie
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25645
pt. My svD
Four FINGERS; [by M. A. Bickford];
cello. [25645
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 1, 1910;
EH 241976; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
I‘OURTH POSITION; by M. A. Bickford;
cello. [25646
© Noy., 142° 4910-2. 4c, Noy. 15:
1910; E 244521; U. S. school of mu-
sic, New York, N. Y.
IRA LE TUA BBACCIA; valzer lento,
parole di G. Ermete Gaeta, musica
di Raffaele Paone. 1. Pianoforte e
canto. 2. Pianoforte solo.
[ 25647, 25648
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 31,
1910; E 242961, 242962; Raffaele
Izzo, Naples, Italy.
FRAGE UND ANTWORT; ged. von A.
Rtickert, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir hohe frauenstimme. (Lieder
und gesinge, erste folge, no. 9.)
[25649
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 -e Oct. 29,
1910; E 241928; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
I'RAT; march and two-step, by John F.
Barth; orch. Ato. [25650
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
EE} 244428; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
FRATERNITY MARCH; M. A. Alt-
house; band. 4to. [25651
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
FE) 241750; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
by
FREDIN (ALINE) Song; words by
Marie Van Vorst. Cincinnati, W. H.
Willis & co. [25652
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
Ki 242714; Aline Fredin, care Willis
musie co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
FREISCHUTZ (DER): fantasie, aus der
oper von C. M. v. Weber, arr. von
Rudolf Jaengerich, ftir violine mit
begleitung des pianoforte. (Opern
fantasien, no. 3.) [25653
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
Hi 244161; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
FREUND STURM; von Julius Bittner,
fiir minnerstimme. (Drei lieder,
no; 1.) [25654
© Senin 10s 1910. 2 ce. Oat. 22,
1910; E 241730; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
FRIEND (A) OF YOURS IS A FRIEND OF
MINE; words and music by G. H.
Noakes. [25655
© 1e Oct. 14, 1910; E 242001;
George E, Noakes, Syracuse, N. Y.
march by Roland F.
1. Orchestra. 4to. 2. Piano.
[ 25656, 25657
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 9,
1910; FE 244262, 244263; R. F. Seitz,
Glen Rock, Pa.
——words and music by EH. Fordi.
(Four leaf clover series, no. 6.)
[25658
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1910;
FE} 244351; Enoch Fordi, Los Angeles,
Cal.
—— (Amitié); novelette, by M. Ber-
trand Howard; pf. [25659
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 e@. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244219; Howard music ¢o., Pitts-
burg.) Ba.
FRoHE (DER) MORGEN; musik von
Julius Bittner, fiir mannerstimme.
(Drei lieder, no. 2.) [25660
©. Sept. 19, 1910: 25es@cw22.
1910; BE 241731; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
FRIENDSHIP ;
Seitz.
FROLIC OF THE WINDS (Windesrau-
schen); chromatic waltz by H. L.
Cramm, op. 13; piano. [25661
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 248406; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston, Mass.
FROLICS OF THE DANCE; mazurka by
M. Greenwald; two violins and
piano. [25662
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
HE 248181; Century music pub. ¢co.,
New York, Na ae
FROLICS ON THE MIDWAY; by M. A.
Bickford; guitar. [25663
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2.c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244203; U. S. School of music,
New York, N. Y.
FRoM NAZARETH TO BETHLEHEM ; carol-
anthem, words by Henry T. Secrist,
music by H. L. Heartz; mixed voices.
4to. (The choral service, no. 693.)
[25664
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244050; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
FROM THE THREE CORNERED KINGDOM ;
by H. Farjeon, op. 30; piano. [25665
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 11, 1910;
Hi 243377; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
1478
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25682
FRUHLINGS-SERENADE (A spring sere-
nade); von Franz Drdla, op. 27-II,
arr. yon Th. Ritter, fiir 2 mando-
linen, mandola, guitarre und klavier.
(Mandolinen-musik, no. 44.) [25666
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 2443887; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
FRUHLINGSBOTEN (Messengers of
spring); vortragsstiick von Walde-
mar Schneider, op. 85, ftir piano-
forte. [25667
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241884; Gebr. Ulbrich, Ber-
lin, Germany.
FRUHLINGSWANDERUNG; eine kinder-
sinfonie, von Joh. Harder, fiir kla-
vier zu 4 hinden, violine ad _ lib.,
kinderinstrumente und kinderchor,
unter benutzung von volksliedern.
Partitur und stimmen. [25668
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E. 2481387; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg, g.
m. b. h. Berlin-Gross Lichterfelde,
Germany.
FRUKTA DIG ICKE, DU KLENA HJORD;
Luk. 12; 32, arr. by J. S. Hellgren,
musie by J. S. Hellgren. (KGr-
sanger f6r gudstjiinsten, oktav serie,
no. 59.) [25669
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 248512; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Il].
Fur Exist. See Beethoven (lL. van)
FUGHETTA DE CONCERT; par A. Guil-~
mant, op. 29b, pour orgue. [25670
@eOct. 24, 1910; 2 « Nov. 18,
1910; E 248595; Alex. Guilmant,
Paris, France.
FUNICULI-FUNICULA; Italian barcarole
by P. Denza, ed. and fingered by M.
Greenwald; piano. [25671
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243193; Century music pub. ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
FURCHTLOS UND TREU; marsch, von
Julius Fucik, op. 240, fiir piano.
[25672
© Sept) 26; 1910;":2 ce. . Oct. 29,
1910; EK 241919; Josef Blaha, Vi-
enna, Austria.
GALLOPING HORSE; by Ralph Horner;
piano. [25673
Om@ety 22. 1910* 2 .c., Oct. 25,
1910; E 242573; B. O. Marsh, De-
corah, Iowa.
GARDEN (THE) OF IDLE DREAMS; by
Eddie Jewell; vocal orchestra, key
of G. [25674
©, Noy. 16,5 19105 2) c. aNovewae
1910; H 244581; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GAVOTTA; by Carl Reger, op. 19, no. 7;
piano. (10 kleine albumblitter, no.
.)) [25675
© Oct, 21," 1910.2 -Octaee
1910; E 242474; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
GAVOTTE; par Otto de Tidebodhl, op.
14, pour violon avec ace. de piano.
[25676
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
LSTOR 241632" Sul a HemT. Zim:
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
von F. J. Gossee, bearbeitet von
Alfred Moffat, fiir streich-orchester
mit piano. 4to. [25677
© Sept. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241689; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
von Martin Klassert, op. 40, fiir
die violine mit begleitung des piano-
forte. (6 vortragsstticke, no. 3.)
[25678
© Sept. (24 1910s 2 eo" Oct, 22:
1910; E 241721; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
——vyon Méhul, und W. Burmester,
bearbeitet von A. Kaiser ftir salon-
orchester, mit piano. 4to. [25679
©) Sept: 19): 19102724... Oct. 22,
1910; E 241686; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GAVOTTE (LA) DES POSTILLONS; par
Ant. Gilis, op. 453, pour piano. (Six
morceaux, no. 3.) [25680
@©P Sent. 14. 1910s, 2200 Och as,
1910; E 241925; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
GAVOTTE MODERNE; by G. R. Combs,
op. 32; piano. 25681
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11. 1910;
BE 243345: Gilbert Raynolds Combs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GAVOTTE. POMPADOUR; von Arnoldo
Sartorio, op. 925; piano. [25682
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2. ¢. Oct. 29,
1910: BE 241872; F. Schuckert’s
musikalienhandlung, O. Rettke,
Crefeld, Germany.
1479
eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25683
pt. 1, Bsa
GEBET; ged. von Gustav Falke, music
by Joseph Marx, fiir mittlere stimme.
(Lieder und gesinge, erste folge,
no. 10.) [25683
© Sept: 24 1910=°2 ec. Oct 29.
1910; E 241905; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
(Prayer); ged. von Otto Julius
Bierbaum, musik von Ellen Kull-
Inann. (Lieder und gesinge, no. 8.)
[25684
© Oct, 26 A910 2. ce. Oct-26,
1910; E 242727; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
GEE, BUT IT’S GREAT TO BE RICH, BILL;
words and music by L. Morgan.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[25685
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 240712; Lillian Morgan, New
Work. JN. -¥.
GEE, BUT YOU’RE HARD TO GET ALONG
WITH; lyric by Ed. Rose, music by
Fred W. Hager. [25686
©? Oct. .20, 19107 2) Oc 20,
1910; E 241545; Jos. Morris Go.,
New York, N. Y.
GEE! IT’S NICE TO HAVE A SWEETHEART;
words and music by L. P. Battley.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25687
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Nov: 15,
1910; E 244502; Lee P. Battley,
Washington, D. C.
GEE WHIZ; new American rag reel by
T. W. Thurban; piano. 25688
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 21, 1910;
FE 242420; Francis; Day & Hunter,
London, England.
GEE WHIZ, SWEETY, I’M STUCK ON YOU;
by James Brockman and Bert Fitz-
gibbon; vocal orchestra. 1168. 4to.
[25689
© Nov. 7,1910; 2c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244226; M. Witmark & sons, New
Werk No Y¥-
GEH’ SCHUTT DEI HERZERL AUS; orig-
inal Wienerlied oder duett, text von
Josef Hornig, musik von Th. Wot-
titz, op. 150. [25690
© Sept. 15, 1910: 2 © Oct: 26,
1910; E 242697; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
GEMS OF SCOTLAND; medley of Scotch
melodies arr. by H. F. Odell; man-
dolin orchestra. [25691
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241748; L. A. Williams, Kala-
inazoo, Mich.
GENTLEMEN—THE KING; words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by James
Coleman. No. 3 in A flat. [25692
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 29,
1910; E 241869; City music pub. co.,
Lichfield, England.
GENTLY GLIDING; waltz by Chas. Lind-
say; piano. (Stray musical
thoughts, no. 2.) [25693
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 © Noy. 10;
1910; E 244301; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GET A GIRL; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Albert Gumble. [25694
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242653; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
GET Busy; by H. L. Sack; piano.
[25695
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; B 243538 ;
Harry L. Sack, Seattle, Wash.
GHost (THE) WALK; one-step or two-
step, by James M. Gallatly; piano
with text. [25696
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242015; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
GuHosts (Les spectres); by Ludwig
Schytte, op. 15, no. 12, rev. and fin-
gered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[25697
© Sept... 29, -1910;, 2 @ Gee 42,
1910; E 240991; Carl Fischer, New
York Ns ¥.
GIAMPIETRO-MARSCH; aus Hurra—wir
leben noch, musik von Victor Hol-
laender, fiir klavier. [25698
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242935; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
GIB MIR DEINE WILDE SEELE; ged. von
Franz Evers, musik von Victor von
Woikowsky-Biedau, op. 30, fiir mitt-
lere stimme mit klavier. (K6nigslie-
der, no. 4.) [25699
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244179; N. Simrock, g. m. b. Bh.
Berlin, Germany.
GicA; par Carlo Albanesi, pour piano.
[25700
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c« Oct. 2,
1910; E 242534; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
GIGGLEPILL GILLIGAN; words by Paul
Severing, music by Edward Warren
Corliss. [25701
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26,1910;
E 242642; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, i. ¥:
1480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25720
GiogNo (UN) IN VENEZIA (A day in
Venice) ; suite romantique by Ethel-
bert Nevin, arr. by Herman Bell-
stedt: band. 4to. 25702
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244291; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Gipsy RONDO. See Haydn (F. J.)
GirL I LEFT BEHIND ME; arr. by M. A.
Bickford; guitar. [25703
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EK 244199; U. S. School of music,
New York, N. Y.
Girt (THE) IVE LEFT BEHIND ME;
music arr. by G. A. MacFarren;
mixed voices, harp or piano ace. ad
lib. New ed. (Vocal library of part
song, etc., no. 3.) [25704
(Ney. 14 1910: 2 c Nov. 15,
1910; E 244542; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Gir~L (THE) IN THE TRAIN (Die ge-
schiedene frau) ; by Leo Fall, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orch. 4to. 1. March.
2. Mazurka or three-step.
[25705, 25706
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 26,
1910; E 242649, 242650; M. WiCt-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
GirRL (THE) OF MY DREAMS; from The
girl of my dreams, by Karl Hoschna,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
mandolin orchestra. - [25707
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242754; M. Witmark & sons, New
Nierk,UN. ¥.
hotel orchestra. 4to. [25708
© Nov. 7, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244227; M. Witmark & sons, New
Werte, No Y.
march and two-step, arr. by
W. ©. O’Hare; orchestra. 4to. ;
[25709
hoy. 2.1910: 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910:
EK 244061; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y.
——\_ ss —____ _
selection. arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; orch. [25710
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242651; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork, N.Y.
GiksL (THE) WITH THE VIOLET EYES;
words and music by F. H. Herfordt.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25711
© Noy. 1, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244082; Frank H. Herfordt, To-
ledo, Ohio.
GIRLS (THE) ALL DOTE ON A MILITARY
MAN; written by A. J. Mills, com-
posed by Bennett Scott. London,
Star music pub. co., ltd. [25712
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
H 242437; J. Anderson, London,
England.
GIRLS (THE) I LEFT BEHIND ME; writ-
ten by Worton David, composed by
R.° Penso. (Popular 6d. ed., no.
Zi.) [25713
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2c. Oct. 26, 1910;
KH 242660; Von Tilzer music co.,
New York, N. Y.
GIVE TIME TO WORK FOR JESUS; words
and music by Robert Harkness.
[25714
© Oet; 1571910 27e2 Oct, 25, 1910;
EK 241745; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GLEAM (A) OF HEAVEN; meditation by
Victor Moulton; piano. [25715
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
HH 242839; Krank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
GLIDING ALONG; waltz by M. Green-
wald; two violins and piano. [25716
GNova 7, 191022) Ge Nove Gil O10:
EK 243195; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
GLORIOUS PRAISE; ed. by Daniel B.
Towner. New York, Fleming dH.
Revell co.; London, F. S. Turney
[1910] 62p. 12mo. $0.15. [25717
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
A 274424; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Guorious (THE) SONG; words by Ed-
mund H. Sears, music by Adam Gei-
bel; trio for sop., ten. and bar. or
bass. 4to. (The choral service, no.
694. ) [25718
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c: Nov. 3, 1910;
FE 244051; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
GLoRY BE To THE Fatuer; gloria, mu-
sic by D. B. Towner. [25719
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EH 244080: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AND EARTH; words
3yrnes, music by C.
ePrice, [25720
©: Oct. (10, 1910; 2 ¢..Noyv. 18,
1910; E 248602; Carl F. Price, New
‘York, Ney,
7LORY IN HEAVEN
by Horace W.
1481
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25721
pt. 1, dies. -¥.0
GLory (THE) LAND; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by W. H. Doane.
[25721
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
EK 244269; W. H. Doane, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
sacred song, music by
J.-H ohilbmore: |.‘ Che cho, vei 1.
no. 12.) [25722
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EK 248365; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
GLORY TO GOD;
GLUCK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD VON) I
have lost my Euridice (Che faro
senza EHuridice); from Orfeo ed
Euridice, translated by Harrison
Millard, ed. by H. E. Krebiehl; alto
in A flat. iot2o
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244147; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Go AHEAD; march by O. Porter; or-
chestra. 4to. [25724
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2c. Oet. 24,1910;
EH} 242546; Otis Porter, Elkhart, Ind.
valse par R. Flamm, pour piano.
[25725
OaGNoyv 12. WO10eY 2 ce Nove 14,
1910; HH, 243500; R. Flamm, Paris;
France.
Go AHEAD, PROPOSE; from The girl be-
hind the counter, words and music
by Augustus Barratt. [25726
(©,Octat7 1910-2 cet 21, 1910:
H 242408; Leo Feist, New York,
IN
GO FORTH STRONG HOST OF ZION; words
by James Rowe, music by C. H.
Marsh, [25727
© Oct, 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242633; Chas. H. Marsh, Winona
Lake, Ind.
GO THROUGH WELCOME AVENUE; writ-
ten and compesed by Paul Pelham
and). P. Lone. [25728
©) tNovt 152:1910= 2c. Nov. 15,
1910; E 2445385; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
Go ’WAY FROM ME [I HATE YOU, COME
BACK TO ME I LOVE you; words by
Will D. Cobb, music by John H.
Flynn, [25729
©, Nov.,°29;,1910: 2).¢e.. Nov.::19,
1910; E 2446384; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
GOD BE MERCIFUL (Deus misereatur) ;
music by Geo. Noyes Rockwell.
(Octavo church music, no. 10094.)
[25730
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EL 242561; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
GoD IN HEAVEN, HEAR OUR SINGING;
words by F. R. Havergal, music by
Fanny Snow Knowlton. iorol &
© Oct. 1, 19107 2'c. Ocha, 4910:
EK 244347; Mary L. Butler, Chicago,
iu,
GOD IS LOVE; hymn anthem, words by
Bowring, music by J. Truman Wol-
cott. (Octavo church music, no.
10092. ) [257382
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242560; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
GOD WILL SEND THE SUNSHINE; words
and music by Chas. M. Fillmore.
4to. (Sowing the seed, no. 18.)
[25733
© “Sept. 10, 1910: -2 veer ad 7.
1910; E 242178; Fillmore brothers
ep: Cincinnati, Ohio.
GODARD (BENJAMIN Louis PAUL) Ada-
gio pathétique for violin and piano;
op. 128, no. 38, arr. by Ross Jung-
nickel; grand orchestra. 1. Score.
2. Ed. D, complete parts.
[ 25734, 25735
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 14,
1910; E 248448, 248451; G. Schir-
mer, New York, N. Y.
Scénes poétiques; arr. by Otto
Langey for orchestra. 4to. (Gal-
axy of orchestra music, no. 26.)
[25736
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248057; G. Schirmer, New York.
ince &
GODS IN THE GALLERY; words and mu-
sic by P. F. Woodford. Payer
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1910; E 242766;
Percy EF. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
GoD’s TEMPLE; words by James Whe-
don, music by L. J. Downing. [25738 ~
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1910; EH 244110;
Lulu Jones Downing, Chicago, Ill.
GoD’S WARNING, TOUCH NOT, TASTE
NOT; words and music by F. H.
Field. 4to. [25739
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242559; Frank H. Field, New Or-
leans, La.
1482
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25758
GOLD. GOLD. GOLD: written and com-
posed by Tom Leamore. [25740
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241755: Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
words and music by
J. Closz. [25741
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 e«. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244265; Jacob Closz, Chicago, Ill.
GOLDEN (THE) JUBILEE; words and
music by A. J. Barkhouse. [25742
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 14,
1910; E 248521; Arthur J. Bark-
house, Chicago, Ill.
GOLDEN SPIDER; march and two-step
by Chas. L. Johnson; piano. [25745
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244128; Vandersloot music pub.
co.. Williamsport, Pa.
_ GOLDEN (THE) STAIRS; words and mu-
f sic by Marshall Bartholomew; male
? quartet. 4to. (Boosey & Co.’s series
of famous songs, no. 5.) [25744
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242453; Boosey & co., London,
England.
GOLDEN WEDDING; barn dance by Henri
Lavalle; piano. [25745
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EB 243205; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
GOLDENROD ; flower dance by W. C.
Powell; piano. [25746
(hey, 12, °1910;°2 c Nov. 11,
1910; E 243420; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
' GoLDEY COLLEGE sonG; words by Wm.
W. Stapler, music by Will M. S.
Brown. [25747
2 © Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
_ £ 243346; Brown & Edwards music
- €0., Wilmington, Del.
_Goop Bye, JACK; words and music by
W EH. Fournier. New York, F. B. Havi-
| dand pub. co. . [25748
¥ © Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242556; Edward Fournier, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Goon BYE, JOE; words and music by
i Alan Early. [25749
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242541; Early ‘pub. CO., Oakland,
me Cal,
.. BYE My IRISH COON; words and
i music by H. Ross McClure. [25750
me © Nov. 11, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10,
4 1910; E 244313: HR, McClure co.,
L Sidney, Ohio.
|
GOLDEN HEART;
———— hd
Oe
a
; 68294—10—_4
GOOD BYE OLD STARS AND STRIPES ;
words and music by F. J. Newman,
New York, F. B. Haviland music co.
[25751
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 26, LOLOe
E 241812; B. J. Newman, United
States.
GooD HUMOR (Bonne humeur) ; rondo,
by Frédéric Baumfelder, op. 274,
rey. and fingered by Rafael Richter ;
piano. [25752
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
BK 242744; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
GOOD MORNING! MIstER SUNSHINE;
words and music by Walter Tewson.
(Sixpenny series, no. 212.) [25753
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
H 244363 ; Price & Reynolds, London,
England.
GOOD-NIGHT; words by F. Hemans,
music by Oliver King; treble voices.
4to. (Six two-part songs, no. 6.)
[25754
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 17,
1910; H 242214; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London, England.
Goop (THE) OLD GOSPEL STORY; words
and music by Chas. M. Fillmore.
8vo. (Sowing the seed, no. 21.)
[25755
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 17,
1910; HE 242172; Fillmore brothers
eo., Cincinnati, Ohio.
GooD TIDINGS; words arr. and musie by
L. H. Jaecard. [25756
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242041; Laura Hubbard Jaccard,
Fort Worth, Kans., & C. Clay Grant,
Kvansville, Ind.
GoopHART (A. M.) ‘Two kyries; for
S. S. A., with or without organ ace.
nos. 1-2. [25757
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EH 241584; A. M. Goodhart, Brighton,
England.
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Hark,
my soul it is the Lord; anthem,
words by William Cowper, music by
Charles Gounod, arr. by King Hall;
soprano solo and mixed chorus.
New edition. 4to. (Vocal library
of part songs, ete., no. 125.) [25758
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241940; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
% 1483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25759
pl. Ill, .8., Vv. 5
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANCOIS )—Con.
—— Mighty Lord of earth and sea;
marche religieuse, words by James
Strang, music by Charles Gounod,
arr. by King Hall; treble and tenor
solos and mixed chorus. New edi-
tion. 4to. (Vocal library of part-
songs, ete., no. 119.) [25759
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c Nov. 1, 1910;
H 241947; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
O, who like Thee, so calm, so
bright (Auf, Christenmensch, auf,
auf zum Streit); anthem, arr. by
W. Noelsch; sop. or ten. 8vo. (Hu-
ponia, no. 125.) [25760
© Oct. 30, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 244486; Theo. F. Miller & Wm.
Noelsch, Philadelphia, Pa.
GRACE TRIUMPHANT; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by C. F. Allen. [25761
© Oct. 24,1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242625; Chas. FEF. Allen, Winona
Lake, Ind.
GRACIEUSE (LA); by ©. Bohm, op.
207, rev. and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert; piano four hands. [25762
© Sept 298 1900 - 72e> Och 12,
1910; E 240985; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ne Y-
GRAND CHORUS; by Owen Powell; or-
gan. obl. S8vo. (Organ loft, book
LXVIII, no. 206.) [25763
©) Sept. 12) 1910: 2) c. Oct..- 17,
1910; E 242218; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London, Hngland.
GRAND (THE) OLD LEAGUE; words and
music by Kate Auld Voorhees.
[25764
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EX 241605; Kunkel bros. music co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
GRANDMA’S WALTZ; by R. Streabbog;
piano. [25765
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EH 248421; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
GRANDPA STILL WHISTLES THE SAME
‘- OLD TUNE; words and music by HE.
Mullane. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [25766
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
HE 242457; Hugene Mullane, Daven-
port, Iowa.
GRANDPA’S WALTZ; by R. Streabbog;
piano. [25767
- a © Nov. 10, 1910); 2 ¢, Noy. 7, 1910;
BE 243224; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
1484
GRAN’PA; words and music by J. Closz.
[25768
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244267; Jacob Closz, Chicago, II.
GRANT WE BESEECH THEE; anthem,
music by George F. Austen; soprano
solo and chorus. 4to. (Church
choir library, no. 83.) [25769
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 248328; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
_ don, England.
GRATITUDE; a Thanksgiving voluntary
by J. W. Lerman; organ. 4to.
[25770
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241789; Geo. Molineux, New York,
ING YY:
GREAT (THE) WHITE WAY; by M. M.
Norwood; piano.
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910:
E 242192; Maudetta Martin Nor-
wood, Sherman, Tex.
GREEN (A) HILL; words by Cecil
Frances Alexander, music by A. L.
Powell, in C. [25772
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 19, 1910;
HH 242371; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
Work, Neo
GRIEG (EpvArRrD HaAcERuP) Album leaf
(Albumblatt); op. 12, no. 7, rev.
and fingered by Rafael Richter; pf.
[2571S
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241679; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Ne. Yo.
—— Berceuse; op. 388, no. 1, rev. and
fingered by Rafael Richter; pf.
[25774
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 « Ocha ta10=
E 241678; M. Witmark & sons, New
VWoOrkaN. Aye
See Chappell’s
GROTESQUES (THE)
army journal, no. 368.
GRUNDHOFBUA (DER) (I bin vom
grundhof da bua); text von Joh. }j
Formanek, musik von L. C. Otto j
Urbanek, op. 18, ftir 1 oder 2 sing- ie
stimme und pianofortebegleitung.
[25775
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ce Get) 298 5
1910; E 241887; Josef Blaha, Vi- j
enna, Austria.
Gruss AN NeEv BRAUFELS (Greeting }
to New Braunfels); valse de con- |
cert by Adalbert C. Jessen, op. 19;
piano. [25776
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
BE 241955; Ad. C. Jessen, News
Braunfels, Tex. )
[25771 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25792
Gruss AN WIEN; Vollmdller-marsch
yon Josef Stumpf, op. 10, fiir klavier
zu zwei hiinden. 25777
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244888; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger. Leipzig, Germany.
Gruss Ats VENEDIG (Greeting from
Venice) ; walzer by C. W. Feldmann,
op. 156, arr. von Th. Ritter, ftir 2
mandolinen, mandola, guitarre und
klavier. (Mandolinen-musik, no. 22.)
[25778
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c« Nov. 10,
1910; E 244389; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
GUARDIAN ANGEL MINE; words by Ada
R. Cherry, music by E. Carr Hardy.
No. 1 in F.
Paes. 1910: 2 ec. Oct. T,
1910; E 240734; Nightingale & co.,
London, England.
GUIDE ME, O THOU GREAT JEHOVAH;
words by William Williams, music
by F. E. Mason. 4to. [25780
eee 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24,
1910; E 242458; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
GuILD (THE) OF PLAY BOOK OF NA-
TIONAL DANCES; written by G T.
Kimmins, dances arr. by M. H. Wool-
nou. Part 3. [25781
eee Ft 1910552 c. Oct. 24,
1910; D 18743; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
GYPSY DANCE; by Ernest F. Jores, op.
13; piano. [25782
ieemew. 17, 1910: 2 ¢c. Nov. 18,
1910; E 248576; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago, Il. :
GYPSY HEART; part song, words by
Katherine Lee Bates, music by W. J.
Baltzell; mixed voices. (Octavo
edition, no. 12075.) [25783
@eOct 18, 1910; 2 e¢. Oct. 19,
1910; E 242382; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Gypsy (THE) PICNIC; a little musical
play consisting of a prologue and
one act, libretto by Emma J. H.
Goodfellow, music by Arthur Rad-
cliffe. 36 p. 4to. $0.35. [25784
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2c. Nov. 3, 1910;
A 272992; Radcliffe pub. co., Mill-
ville, N. J.
[25779 |
H. M. S. PINArorRe; og, THE LASS
THAT LOVED A SAILOR; nautical comic
opera, written by W. S. Gilbert, com-
posed by Arthur Sullivan. Chil-
dren’s edition, edited and arr. by
W. C. McNaught; voice parts only,
in tonie sol-fa and old notations,
Svo. [25785
© Och, We 1910" 2 eo eOch ae
1910; EH 242032; Metzler & co., Itd.,
London, England.
HANDEL
bande;
(GroRG FRIEDRICH) Sara-
arr. von W. Burmester,
bearb. von A. Kaiser, fiir salon-
orchester, mit piano. 4to. [25786
© Sept. 19, 719102" © Och. 22)
1910; E 241688; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
HAIL, HOLY MORN; words by Elsie
Dunean Yale, music by J. Lincoln
Hall. 4to. (Christmas anthems, no.
155. ) [25787
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c Nov. 4, 1910;
H 248158; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
pha, Pa:
Hatt, Saviour Kine; words scriptural,
musie by Arthur Berridge; mixed
voices. 4to. (York series, anthems
and glees, no. 344.) [25788
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 243587; Banks & son, York, Hng-
land.
Hatr (THE) STEP MARCH; by Bick-
ford; banjo. [25789
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1910;
H 241552; U. S. school of music, New
Works ING.
HALLELUJAH TO OUR LORD AND KING;
words by Ada Blenkhorn, music by
H). S. Lorenz. [25790
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244116; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
HALLEY’S COMET; two step, by A. C.
Troy; piano. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [25791
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 « Oct. 7, 1910;
H 240709; Anna C. Troy, New York,
ING,
HALLEY’S COMET IN JUNE; words and
music by Mrs. J. Ramsey. Washing-
ton, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25792
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241778; Mrs. Josephine Ramsey,
Knoxville, T1.
1485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25793
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
HANDLE ME WITH CARE; words and
music by P. F. Woodford. [25793
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; E 242464;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
HANSEN (Emit Ropert-) Trio; fir
fldte, violine und violoncello. [25794
© Nept. 19;° 19107 2. ‘OckaZ2:
1910; EH 241644; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
Harpy DAYS; two-step by R. Streab-
bog; piano. [25795
© Nov. 10) 1910: 2 c- Novy. 7 1910:
HE 243225; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
words and music by S. M. Corley.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25796
©uNov. 1, 19108 Bic. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244079; Selene M. Corley, Mil-
ford, Ga.
HAPPY DAYS GONE BY; words by Joe
Russell, music by Russell and Wil-
liams. [25797
© Nov. 6, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248234; B. F. Behrend music pub.
co., Newark, N. J.
HAPPY DAYS OF LONG AGO; words and
music by Mrs. E. M. Larrabee.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25798
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241768; Mrs, E. M. Larrabee, Wil-
liamston, Mich.
Happy HOLIDAY; march by J. Brown-
field; piano. [25799
© Siov, teh NO) 22. cS Nove slat
1910; E 243422; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
HAPPY IS THE MAN; words from Prov.
3, music by John E. West; mixed
voices. 4to. (The choral album,
no. 989.) [25800
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242889; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
Happy New YEAR; march by J. Jay
Watson, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[25801
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242386; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Happy youtH; by Ernest F. Jores, op.
10; piano. [25802
© Nov) 1% (1910; 2. ec. Novi AS;
1910; E 248577; Gamble hinged
musie co., Chicago, Il.
HarRK MY SOUL IT IS THE LORD;
Gounod (C. F.)
(See
Hark! THE FULL” VOICED) CHOI;
Christmas anthem, music by J.
Fletcher; trio for female voices.
Ten. and bass solos, duet sop. and
alto and full chorus. (Octavo
sacred music, no. 18. New York,
Robin Ellis. [25803
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2.e5Na@yeco, 1910-
FE 244193; Joseph Fietcher, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
HARK, THE GLAD SOUND, THE SAVIOUR
COMES; Christmas hymn - anthem,
words by Philip Doddridge, music by
Eduardo Marzo, op. ° 122; mixed
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 12097.)
[25804
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
KE 248031; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
TIARK, THE SAVIOUR CALLETH ; words by
Harriette Waters, music by J. W.
Henderson. [25805
© Oct: 20, 191022] eee 2
1910; E 242425; J. W. Henderson,
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
HARK, WHAT MEAN THOSE HOLY
voices; Christmas anthem, words by
John Cawood, music by W. Ber-
wald; women’s voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, no. 12110.) [25806
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ¢ Nowy. 2, 1910:
E 248035; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
HARKER (F. FLaxineron) Six old
Christmas carols; traditional melo-
dies, newly arr., harmonized and
ed. 1. Third set. 2. Fourth set.
[25807, 25808
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 8,
1910; E 244248, 244249; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York, N. Y.
HARVEST OR FESTIVAL HYMN; music by
EK. Bunnett, ed. by Pierre Duvernet;
mixed voices. 4to. (The choral
service, no. 342.) [25809
© Oct.. 19, 1910+ 2 einGaaeG
1910; E 241783; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
HAT DICH DIE LIEBE BERUHRT; ged. von
P. Heyse, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir hohe stimme. (Lieder und ge- |
Siinge, erste folge, no. 11.) [25810 —
© Sept: 24, 1910; 2 G) Oe ae |
1910: EK 241906; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
Have THy way LorD; words and |
music by G. Bennard. [25811
Oct. 31,° 1910; 2c News Sy
1910; E 2441038; George Bennard,
Albion, Mich.
1486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25830
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR SANTA: words
and music by Will A. Harding.
[25812
Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c Oct. 24,
1910: E 242487: Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEF) Gipsy rondo;
[ed. by J]: piano. (Chappell
edition of popular pianoforte works,
no. 17.) [25813
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25,
1910; E 241778; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
a
> (a 2?
HE ALWAYS ANSWERS PRAYER;
by Harriet H. Pierson,
D. B. Towner.
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov.
E 244018; Charles M.
Philadelphia, Pa.
words
music by
[25814
PSK ;
Alexander,
a=
ELS =
HE IS SLEEPING WHERE Mount DaJo
FROWNING LOOKS ON JOLO Bay;
words and music by A. L. Price.
[25815
© 1 e@ Oct. 24, 1910; HB 242529;
Ella B. Price, Los Angeles, Cal.
ta
ere,
' He’s A FRIEND OF MINE; words by J. H.
Sammis, music by D. B. Towner.
[25816
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244035; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ae
. —_
He’s A PAL; written and composed by
T. W. Connor. [25817
© Noy. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10,
1910; EK 244326; Francis, Day &
, Hunter, London, England.
HEAR ME WHEN I CALL; anthem, words
from Psalm IV, music by H. J.
Storer; mixed voices, organ acc.
(Octavo edition, no. 12082.) [25818
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244441; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
| Hear THE BAND PLAY YANKEE DOODLE;
| _ words by Leonard F. Schumann, mu-
| sie by Fred Hoffman (Philip Gor-
don). [25819
mm te Noy. 14, 1910; H. 243511;
Philip Gordon & Leonard F. Schu-
| _ mann, Newark, N. J. ~
HEAR THE WORD OF THE LORD; words
by H. KH. Hewitt, music by G. W.
- Elderkin. [25820
Oy Oet: 12251910; .2:. .e) Oct. 22,
' 1910; E 241621; G. W. Elderkin,
Chicago, Il.
Heart (THE); transcription by Carl
Koelling, op. 480; piano. [25821
© Oct 22, 1910; 27 ec (Ocrees
1910; E 242554; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
HEART (THE) OF DEAR OLD DIXIE;
Words and music by J. Closz. [25822
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244053; Jacob Closz, Chicago, Ill.
HEART TO HEART; waltz, by’ A. Gar-
land; piano. [25823
©. Noy. 14, 1910" 2c Nova 14
1910; E 243468; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HEATHER ROSE; valsette by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 41, no. 4; piano.
(Flowers of the valley, no. 4.)
[ 25824
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
H 241995; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
HEAVENLY (THE) SONG; a Christmas
service, words by Grace Gordon and
Elsie Ducan Yale, music by A.
Geibel. S8vo. [25825
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
HH 244352; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HEAVENLY THOUGHTS; reverie by Sister
Rose; piano. [25826
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242834; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Til
HEILIGE (Diz) NaAcHT (Christmas
eve); Weihnachtsmusik von Alfred
Kaiser, ftir klavier. Complet.
[25827
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241701; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
(Holy night); Weihnachtsmu-
sik von Alfred Kaiser, ftir klavier.
(Die heilige nacht, no. 1.) [25828
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242178; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HEILIGEN (DIE) DREI KONIGE (The
three kings) ; Weihnachtsmusik yon
Alfred Kaiser, ftir klavier. (Die
heilige nacht, no. 6.) 25829
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242188; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HEIMKEHR; ged. von Sofie Kloerss,
musik von Fritz Fleck: hoch. (Hin-
stimmige gesiinge, no. 5.) [25830
©, Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c Oct. 22,
1910; E 241718; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
, 1487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, 0.8. v.5
25831
HEITERES UND ERNSTES; Sechs kleine
stiicke in der 1. position, von Paul
Zilcher, op. 88, fiir violine mit
klavier. [25831
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241893: D. Rahter, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
Heten; words by Owen Clark, music
by &. lB. Bell: [25832
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242416; Frank L. B. Bell, Dor-
chester, Mass.
HeELLo, Face; words and music by KE. .
A. Salassi. Professional. [25833
© 1c Nov. 18, 1910; E 243617 ;
Edna A. Salassi, Baton Rouge, La.
HER NAME WAS Mary Woop, BuT Mary
WoULDN’r;: words by H. T. Dimick,
music by Harold M. Silverstein.
[25834
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 22, 1910;
EB 241655; Howard T. Dimick music
eo., Chicago, Ill.
HER OLD FASHIONED HOMESTEAD ON THE
HILL; words and music by J. J.
Donahue. [25885
© Nov..2%;° 1910; 2 ¢: Noy. 19;
1910; E 244631; John Joseph Dona-
hue, Lawrence, Mass.
HERALD (THE) ; Sunday school service,
words and music by E. Doughty and
others. 4to. [258386
© Oct. 21,1910; 2 c Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243159; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
HERE’S TO OUR COUNTRY; words and
music by HE. A. Barns. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [258387
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243062; S. R. Thompson and H. A.
Barns, St. Paul, Minn.
HERE’S TO THE JOY OF LIFE; from The
merry widow re-married, words by
B. EB. Sheafer, music by Karl von
Wegern. [25838
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
BH 244228; M. Witmark & sons, New
WOT oN) Xe
HERMITAGE (THE); march, by Ernst
Hussar; pf. [25839
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
BE 244198; Ted Snyder co, New
York) N.Y.
HevurE (L’) SILENCIEUSE; paroles de
Lucien Marotte, musique de Victor
Staub. [25840
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2:¢. Oct. 17,-1910;
H 242330; Durand & cie., Paris,
France.
1488
HEUT IST JA NOCH HEUT; phantasie,
lied von Herm. Schultze-Buch, bearb,
von Waldemar Schneider, fur piano-
forte mit hinzufiigung des volistand-
igen textes. [25841
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241885; Gebr. Ulbrich, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Hey, Mister WOTCHEMACALLIT CHOL-
MONDELEY GREEN; [Song, words by
Mrs. Wm. Early.] [25842
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
BE 242550; Harly pub cCo., Oakland, |
Cal.
Hippen; words by Walter Learned,
music by Dorothy A. Gandy; me-
dium voice in B fiat. [25843
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1910;
B 244251; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Hints (THE) oF PALESTINE; words by
BH. H. Sears, music by H. L. Ashford.
[25844
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 9, 1910;
BE 244117; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Hirten (DIE) (The Shepherds), -
Weihnachtsmusik von Alfred Kaiser,
fiir klavier. (Die heilige nacht,
no. 2.) [25845
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242179; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
His Car’LINA SWFETHEART; words and
music by W. L. Dunn. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [25846 »
© Nov. 18, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 18,
1910; E 248621; W. L. Dunn, Green-
ville, Pa.
His Love DIVINE; words by William W. |
Rock, music by Robert Harkness.
12mo. [25847
© Oct: 29, 1910; 2 ey Nev 15
1910; E 244532; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
His SACRIFICE AND MINE; words by
W. C. Martin, music by D. B.
Towner. [25848
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244028; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Horst skirt; words by H. ©. Kel
logg, music by Fordi. [25849
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 e. Oct. DA, |
1910; E 244482; EH. Fordi, Los An-
geles, Cal. ai
Pe pail
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25869
HocHSOMMERNACHT; ed. von M. Greif, |} Hoty nieHT; Christmas impromptu on
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe
stimme. (Lieder und gesinge, erste
folge, no. 12.) [25850
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 @ Oct 29,
1910; E 241907; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
HocHZEITLIED; text von J. W. von
Goethe, musik von Max Schillings
op. 26, fiir sopran und bariton solo,
chor und orchester. Partitur.
[25851
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244175; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
HOcHZEITS-WALZER; aus der panto-
mime, Der schleier der Pierrette,
von Ernst von Dohnanyi, op. 18, 1.
Suite fiir orchester, partitur und
stimmen, no. 4%. 2. Grosses orches-
ter, stimmen, no. 4°. 4to.
[25852, 25853
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1910; E 241845, 241880; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
HoFMANN (RicHARD) Fiinf leichte
instruktive stiicke, op. 132; fiir vio-
loncelle mit klavierbegleitung.
[25854
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241643; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
HowE (DIE) SCHULE DES VIERTEN UND
FUNFTEN FINGERS; 18 spezial-studien
in form yon eapricen, von Emil
Kronke, op. 77, fiir klavier. Heft 1,
no. 1-6. Heft 2, no. 7-12. Heft 3,
no. 13-18. [25855-25857
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct.
29, 1910; E 241898—241900; Fr. Kist-
ner, Leipzig, Germany.
HOLLAND COUNTRY DANCE (Danse pas-
torale hollandaise); by Christiaan
Kriens; violin and piano. [25858
mrOce. 13, 1910: 2. ¢. Oct. 24,
1910; E 242518; Carl Fischer, New
Work IN. Y.
- HoLMVAL (ROBERT) Two songs. No.
1. Whene’er I think of thee: No. 2
Night and day; written and com-
posed by Robert Holmval; low voice.
[25859
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241864; Bach & co., London, Eng-
land.
the hymn tune of that name, by J.
Barnby, arr. by J. W. Lerman;
organ. 4to. [25860
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241788; Geo. Molineux, New York,
Nap Xe
HOME LONGING; by Alfred Fieldhouse;
pf. [25861
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242665; W. A. EHvans, Boston,
Mass.
HOME OF THE SOUL; words and music
by C. W. Henry. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25862
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910:
EK 244087; Chas. W. Henry, Anita,
Pa.
HOME, SWEET HOME; with variations,
arr. by M. A. Bickford; guitar.
[25863
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244201; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
HOME TO OUR MOUNTAINS.
(G.)
HoMEWARD; words by Hermann Hage-
dorn, music by Louis Schmidt; high
voices. [25864
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 242921; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
HONEY HEART; words by John E. Haz-
zard, music by W. T. Francis.
[25865
©) Nov... 16: "1910-"2) ey) Nove AY,
1910; EH 244571; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
HONEY IN THE ROCK; words by J. H.
Sammis, music by D. B. Towner.
[25866
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244015: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HoNEYMOON (THE) ; bagatelle by J. C.
Macy; piano. [25867
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ce Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244146; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
duet from Judy forgot, words by
Avory Hopwood, music by Silvio
Hein. 25868
@©:Ock 7, 1910> 2c: Oct. T, 19103
BE 240739; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
HoNEYMOON (THE) ROUTE; words and
music by P. F. Woodford. [25869
© 1 ec. Oct. 28, 1910; E 242763;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
See Verdi
1489
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ii WS, ¥. 3
25870
HONEYSUCKLE TWO-STEP; by Ellis
Woodward; piano. [25870
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2.c, Get. Si 1910;
W).. 9499847 Hrank. JK: Roop, &y co.,
Chicago, I.
Hoop (H. R.) Three rustic dances;
piano solo. [25871
©. Sept. 19,' 19105. 2 @. Oct.» 14,
1910; E 242028; William Reeves,
London, England.
Hopak; French words by Hettange,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Modest Moussorgsky ;
high or medium voice. [25872
@©r Oct 15, C1910 2) GOGAT,
1910; E 241494; G. Schirmer, New
Work. IN. i:
HogrieLe (THE) HOBBLE SKIRT; from
The follies of 1910, words by Harry
B. Smith, music by Gus. Edwards.
[25873
Nor. 17 1910-2 e. Nov:.3, 1910;
H 243117; J. H. Remick & co., New
Norlo IN. 35
Hour (THE) HAS COME TO PART; words
by Edward Oxenford, music by Ed-
ward Broome; medium voice in D.
[25874
Oct, 24 A9LO. 2 es. Nove, 2,
1910; E 243040; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
How D’yE po! schottische, by George
L. Spaulding; piano. (Seven easy
pieces, no. 2.) [25875
©? Oct: 922.1910: 2 ec. - Nove 1,
1910; E 244000; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
How’pD YoU LIKE TO MAKE A DATE WITH
ME; words by A. C. Adams, music by
Minne Jenkins. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25876
© Nov. 12. 1910-3)? *e Nov. 15,
1910; E 244503; Arthur Chester
Adams, Wethersfield, Conn.
How bo rou bo; from The genius, lyric
by Vincent Bryan, music by Paul
Rubens. [25877
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK 241671; Chas. K. Harris, New
VOrk. Ns Y.;
How MvUcH I Love THy LAw; words by
Robert Murray McCheyne, arr. by
James M. Gray, music by D. B. Tow-
ner. [25878
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910:
HE 244025; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HvuLpEKEN; rhefnlinder, aus Murra,
wir leben noch, musik yon Victor
Hollaender, fiir klavier. [25879
© Oct. 1, 19105; 2c) ciate:
E 242936; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
HUMORESQUE; by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[25880
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2.e Nova 7% 1910;
HE 2438272; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
TLUMOROUS QUARTETS AND ENCORES. See
Parks’ humorous quartets and en-
cores.
HUMOROUS QUARTETS FOR MEN’S VOICES}
by Lee G. Kratz. Vol. 2. 4to.
[25881
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242393; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
HUMOROUS SCOTTISH SONGS; Set in me-
dium keys with easy piano acc., and
tonic solfa notation added to the
voice part. Compiled by Donald
Ross. Book 2. [25882
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242295; Paterson & sons, Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
HUNGARIAN NATIONAL DANCE; by Géza
Horvath, op. 115; piano. No. 1 in E
flat. No: 2-in BD: [25883, 25884
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 3,
1910; E 244098, 244099; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia, Pa.
HUuUNTER’s (THE) HORN; by Ralph H.
Bellairs; piano. Continental finger-
ing. [25885
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241937; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
HUNTING CHORUS; words by Erminia
Rudersdorf, music by Alberto Ran-
degger; men’s voices. (Vocal library
of part songs, etc., no. 108.) [25886
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244275; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
HUNTING sonG; by Maurits Leefson;
piano. [25887
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241993; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass. (|
Huss (Henry HonpeEn) Concerto in
B; for piano and orchestra. Two
pianos, the orchestra ace. arr. aS a
second piano. Second edition rev.
and corrected by the composer.
: [25888
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 248452; G. Schirmer, New York,
INS ae
1490
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25906
HYMENEE; valse par Emile Wesly,
pour piano 4 4 mains. [25889
© Sept. 17, 1910; 2 c Sept. 19,
1910; E 2859460; E. Gaudet, Paris,
France.
HYMN OF PRAISE; unison chorus. words
by Gertrude L. Knox, music by Mrs.
R. R. Forman; female voices. 4to.
[25890
© Nov. 11, 1910; 2c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244435; J. Fischer & bro., New
wore, IN. Y.
I AIN'T MAMMY’S BLACK BABY NOW:
words and music by Florence
O’Brien. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [25891
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1910:
EH 240711; Mrs. F. O’Brien, New
Tork, N.. Y.
I AM STANDING ON THE WORD OF GOD;
words by E. M. Wadsworth, music
by D. B. Towner. [25892
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244009; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I BEGYNNELSEN VAR ORDET; juldagen,
ord fran Joh. I. 1, 14, Mark II. 9, 10,
musik af EH. H. Thorne. (Ko6r-
sanger fdr Gudstjansten, oktav-
Serie, no. 52.) [25893
© Oct. 28,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242809; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Il.
I CAN NEVER LOVE THEE AS OF YORE;
words and music by Allie Davis.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25894
© Oct. 27,1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241815; Mrs. Emma J. Myers,
Grace, Miss.
I CAN TELL IT ALL TO JESUS; words by
Elizabeth Miller, music by D. B.
Towner. [25895
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EH 244019; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I CAN NOT SING THE OLD SONGS; words
and music by O. Oberstaedt. Wash-
ington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25896
© Oct. 22,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241761; Otto Oberstaedt, Detroit,
Mich.
I CAN’T HELP LOVING A GIRL LIKE YOU;
words by Harry S. Kuklin, music by
Paul Mayer. [25897
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240745; Rogers bros. music pub.
eco., New York, N. Y.
I COULD NEVER LOVE YOU AGAIN; words
by Josephine Smith, music by P.
Hugene. [25898
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248261; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. Y.
I’D BE HAPPY WITH YOU IN A COTTON
PALACE; by B. F. Hawkins; piano.
[25899
©) Noy, 11, 1910 2)'e. Nov. 10)
1910; E 244314; Ben F. Hawkins,
Waco, Tex.
I’D LIKE TO POSE FoR you; from The
genius, lyric by Vincent Bryan, mu-
sie by Paul Rubens. [25900
©) Oct, 22. 1910 322) 4c, Oct, 22:
1910; E 241670; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO SPEND A HONEYMOON WITH
you; words by Edw. L. Nelson, mu-
sie by L. F. Miler. [25901
© 1 ec. Noy. 11, 1910; B 243372;
L. Frank Miller, Long Island City,
IN. Ye
I’D LOVE TO BE LOVED BY A GIRL (BOY)
LIKE YOU; words by Jack Kingsley,
music by Mae Roland. {25902
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 244229; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. IN. ¥%
I’D LOVE TO LOVE A GIRL WHO’D REALLY
LOVE ME; OR, I’D BE SATISFIED WITH
you; words and music by N. Beach.
[25903
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1910; H 242022;
Norman Beach, Rochester, N. Y.
I’D LOVE YOU ALL THE MORE FOR THAT;
words and music by Herman Tim-
berg. [25904
© Nov. 16, 1910; °2 ¢._Nov. 17,
1910; EH 244573; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’D RATHER LIVE IN BOHEMIA THAN IN
ANY OTHER LAND; lyric by J. Henry
Little, music by J. E. Andino.
[25905
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
HE 244485; Musicians musiec pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
I DID NoT KNOW; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by H. Trotére, B
flat. 25906
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 15, 1910;
EH 244498; Leonard & co., London,
England.
1491
oS as
CATALOGUE OF COPYRizHT ENTRIES
25907
pt. 1, Besa
I
—
DO LIKE CHEAP SEA TRIPS; written
and composed by Herbert Rule and
Thomas McGhee. [25907
© -Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 15,
1910; EQ 2445386; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
DON’T WANT NO GOLD, JUST GIVE ME
A CHICKEN TREE; words and music
by G. B. Harris, jr. New York,
Jerome H. Remick & co. [25908
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 240721; G. B. Harris, jr., New
York (Nz Y:
DON’T WANT TO GO TO BED; written
and composed by George A. Stevens.
[25909
Oecie 21.
Day &
© Oct 207-1910-) 2. ¢:
1910; E 242492: Francis,
Hunter, London, England.
DREAMED I] SAW MY MOTHER DEAR;
words by Mrs. E. T. Winters, music
by Mrs. L. S. Jones. [25910
©) Noy. 11, 51910 5-2 e, Nov... 10,
1910; E 244815; Mrs. Effie Tudor
Winters, Sacramento, Cal.
DREAMT OUR ENGLAND WAS A FANE;
words anon., music by Frederick
James: mixed yoices. 4to. [25911
©) Nov. 1451910572)" “c: Novs 42,
1910; E 2444324; J. Curwen & sons,
lid.. London, England.
GET DAFFY WHEN THE FIDDLER PLAYS
THAT IRISH BUCK AND REEL; words
and music by J. Bieringer. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [25912
ee Nove 18s. 19LO™ "2 es “Noy. 18:
1910: E 243620; John Bieringer,
Lincolndale, N. Y.
GET SO LONESOME FOR YOU; words by
Howard King, music by Raymond
White. [25913
(mec. 22) 1910= 2 ec Octo 22:
1910; E 241656; Koninsky music co.,
Eroys No Y;
HAD A FLOWER (Ma fleur); text and
music by Louise K. Novelli; medium
voice in D flat. [25914
Omeice iei1G10- "2. es Oct.” 14,
- 1910; E 242011; Oliver Ditson co.,
bord
Boston, Mass.
HAVE A FLOWER IN MY HEART, DEAR:
written by Charles Collins and F. J.
Barnes, composed by Charles Col-
lins. [25915
(O.sOct:. 20, 1910). 2 <c. Oct. 24.
I HAVEN'T GOT A. THING ON FOR. TO-
NIGHT; lyrics by Will A. Heelan,
music by Seymour Furth. [25916
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241544; Jos. Morris co.,
Work JNe Ye
I HEARD THE BELLS ON CHRISTMAS DAY;
words by H. W. Longfellow, music
by G. Emerson. [25917
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 © Och 2251910 -
E 242929; Leo Feist, New York,
Ne es,
I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY;
words by Horatius Bonar, music by
G. W. Elderkin; quartet or solo.
[25918
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241626; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
Til.
J, JOHN, TAKE THEE, MATILDA; from
Katydid, words by Wm. Cary Dun-
can, musie by Karl Hosechna.
[25919
© Nov. 16, 19105 2hee ewer,
1910; E 244582; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
I LAY, MY GAUBELS A YOUR REET:
words by Ellen Collett, musie by
Teresa Del Riego. [25920
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244276; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
I'LL ANSWER HIS CALL ‘TO-NIGHT;
words by Wm. C. Poole, music by
Chas. EF. Allen. [25921
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242629; Geo. W. Sanville, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
I'LL BE WAITING AND DREAMING OF
you; words and music by L. Geimer.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25922
© Nov. 12, 1910. 2 eNews:
1910; E 244504; Leo Geimer, St.
Louis, Mo.
I’LL DARE THE WORLD AND ALL; words
by Donald Fraser, music by Jules
Faber, in E flat. [25923
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2:c. Nov. 7.9910;
HH 2432438; H. H. Sparks, -Toronto,
Canada.
I'LL MEET YOU WHEN THE SUN GOES
DOWN: words and music by Percy
1910: E 242421; Francis, Day & Wenrich. [25924
Hunter, London, England. ©, Nov: 16, 1910: 2 c:.Noye ae
HAVE Lost MY Evripice. See 1910; E 244572; Jerome H. Remick
Gluck (C. W. von) & co., New York, N.Y:
1492
New
I SSSCSAI:éSS SS FI
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25941
TLL PRAISE MY MAKER; words by Dr.
Watts, music by R. G. Thompson;
mixed voices. (York series, an-
thems, glees, etc., no. 339.) [25925
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 248588; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land.
I'LL SING THEE SONGS OF ARABY; words
by W. G. Wills, music by Frederic
Clay, arr. by Arthur D. Woodruff;
chorus of men’s voices a capella with
tenor solo. (Svo choruses, no.
5518.) [25926
fen @et.. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241547; G. Schirmer, New
Mork N.Y.
TLL TAKE YOU HOME TO-MORROW, IF
YOU'LL TAKE ME HOME TO-NIGHT;
from Lower berth thirteen, lyrie by
Arthur Gillespie and Collin Davis,
music by Jos. E. Howard. [25927
© Oct. 29,1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241830; Chas. K. Harris, New
Work. N.Y.
I LOVE IT; a fantastic rag-two-step, by
H. Von Tilzer; pf. [25928
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 243153; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
I LOVE THE NAME OF MARY; waltz from
Chauncey Oleott’s Barry of Bally-
more, by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orchestra. 4to.
[25929
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 244062; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork, 7 N:;)Y:
I LOVED A LASS, A FAIR ONE; words by
George Wither, music by King Hall;
men’s voices. New edition. Ato.
(Vocal library of part songs, etc.,
NO. Af: ) _ [25930
Oe. 24.1910 2) c:.) Octs 25,
1910; EH 241776; Chappeli & co., Itd.,
London, England.
I’M A JOLLY COUNTRY BOY; words and
music by R. C. Anderson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25931
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240688; R. C. Anderson, Summit
Point, W. Va.
I’M AFRAID YOU’LL HAVE TO COME ALONG
0’ ME; written and composed by
John P. Harrington, H. W. Rogers
and Orlando Powell. [25982
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910:
E 244048; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I’M DREAMING OF YOU; words by R. V.
Owen, music by H. K. Dugdale.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25933
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240692; R. V. Owen, Mitchell,
Oregon.
I’M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOME ONE;
from Naughty Marrietta, lyric by
Rida Johnson Young, music by Vic-
tor Herbert. [25934
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
H 241572; M. Witmark & sons, New
Monks Neo,
I’M GOING BACK TO IRELAND; words
and music by F. G. Coade. Wash-
ington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale
co. [25935
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
HH 244080; F. G. Coade, Avonmore,
Canada.
I’M GOING BACK TO MY OLD GIRL: words
by Bobby Heath, music by Charles
O’Donnell. [25936
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 27, 1910;
EH 241796; Leo Feist, New York,
N.Y.
I’M GOING BACK TO THE LAND OF SPA-
GHETTI; words by J. Irving Young,
music by Harold J. Norman. [25937
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
H) 241749; Head music pub. co., New
Work, INOW
I'M GOING BACK WITH YOU; words and
musie by J. W. Barber. [259388
© Oc. 15) 191022 ¢. ANovaniae
1910; E 248347; John William Bar-
ber, Butler, Ind.
IM HENERY THE HicHtH I AM; written
and composed by Murray and
Weston. [259389
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
EH 241754; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I’M IN LOVE WI’ THE LONDON GIRLS;
written and composed by John A.
Glover-Kind. 25940
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c Nov. 10,
1910; E 244327; B. Feldman & Co.,
London, England.
I’M IN LOVE WITH you; from The fol-
lies of 1910, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Gus Edwards.
[25941
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1910;
BE 243118: J. H. Remick & co., New
‘orig. IN. ¥.
1493
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25942
ee
pt. 111, n.s., v. 5
I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU RED ROSE; words
by Will Lowack, music by C. B.
Winge. [25942
©) Oct. 17, 1910 3:2 c. Oct. 1971910;
EB 242390; Carl B. Winge, New York,
me! ¥:
I’M LOOKING FOR A DEAR OLD LADY,
lyric by J. W. Hamer, mel. by A.
Piantadosi. [25943
©1c. Oct. 20, 1910; E 241536; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y.
Same. [25944
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241795; Leo Feist, New York,
IN.
words by Edgar Selden, music by
Tom Kelly. [25945
©) Och 22;-19105 2 c.Oct., 22; 1910;
E 241629; Maurice Shapiro, New
works Ne. ¥:
I’M ON AGEN WITH MONAGHAN; writ-
ten and composed by R. P. Weston.
[25946
OQ Nove r18 81910! Fe) Nove 18;
1910; EK 243580; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I’M ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE RIGHT
GIRL AT THE RIGHT TIME AND PLACE;
words by Monroe H. Rosenfeld,
music by J. F. Helf. [25947
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2.c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243041; J. Fred Helf co., New
Works aN. ¥:
I’M sorRyY; words by M. A. Lang,
music by A. Roth. [25948
© te? Oct. 27, 12910; Hh 241808 ;
Madalene Abbott Lang & Alfred
Roth, New York, N. Y.
I MISS THEE SO; words by V. I. Hart,
music by H. K. Dugdale. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25949
Wer: 1, 1910: 2 ce: Oct-71, 1910:
EK 240689; Vada Inez Hart, Green-
wood, Fla.
I saw SANDY TO HIS FRONT STREET-
pooR; written and composed by
George Arthurs, Worton David and
Alf, J. Lawrance, [25950
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241959; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I SEEM TO HEAR YOU CALLING; written
by Scott Staunton, composed by
Henry E. Pether. [25951
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910:
E 241960; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Tondon, England.
I SIMPLY CAN’T ABIDE ‘EM WHEN
THEY'RE SLOW; from the musical
play Marriage a la carte, words by
Cc. M. S. McLellan, music by Ivan
Caryll. [25952
@© Nov. 9; 1910; 2 Ge Moy 10;
1910; E 244277; Chappell & co., lid.,
London, England.
I SING THE BIRTH; Christmas anthem,
words by Ben Jonson, music by
George B. Nevin; mixed voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 12098.) [25953
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2; 1910;
EH 243032; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
I’VE A GREAT BIG HEART, WITH A GREAT
BIG LOVE, FOR A LITTLE GIRL LIKE
you; words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Kerry Mills. [25954
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 14,
1910; E 248456; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y..
I’VE GOT MY SEARCHLIGHT OUT FOR YOU;
[words and music by A. F. Methven. j
[25955
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1910; H 244619;
Agnes Florence Methven, Spring-
field, Mass.
I'VE LOST MY HEART IN CUPID STREET;
written by Leonard Cooke, com-
posed by Henry E. Pether. [25956
© ‘Nov. 17, 1910; 2 eGeNevantT,
1910; E 244563; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I’VE SAID GOOD BYE TO THE DEAR OLD
STRAND; written and composed by
Frank W. Carter and John A.
Glover-Kind. [25957
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1910;
FE 244046; Francis, Day & Hunier,
London, England.
I WANT A REAL NICE MAN; words and
music by Belle Blanche. [25958
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 € Now ae
E 241979; Maurice Shapiro, New
York NENG
I WANT A WIFE; from The deacon and
the lady, lyric by George Totten
Smith, music by Alfred E. Aarons.
[25959
© Oct. 17, 1910;°2. co eee
1910; E 242206; Chas. K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
I WANT BUT you; in The white hen,
lyrics by Frank Stammers, music by
Frank Paret. -[25960
© Oct 24. 1910; 2c Neyeets:
1910; E 244512; Garrick music pub.
eo., San Francisco, Cal.
1494
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
25978
I WANT TO BE A GOOD GIRL, BUT—?; | I wisH I HAD MY OLD GIRL BACK AGAIN
words and music by M. M. Herzer.
[25961
— 2 © Oct. 17, 1910; . 242933;
M. M. Herzer, Hutchinson, Kans.
I WANT TO BE KISSED IN A TAXICAB;
words by Jos. Kent, music by Thos.
C. Heidkamp. [25962
eeeee. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241597; Kent & Heidkamp,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
|
WANT TO POWDER MY NOSE; words
and music by Abe Olman. [25963
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244488; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
I WANT TO SING IN OPERA; written and
composed by Worton David and
George Arthurs. [25964
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244047; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I WAS STANDING AT THE CORNER OF THE
STREET; written by G. Formby and
I. Hunt, composed by George
Formby. [25965
(tev, 10, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 10,
1910; HE 244328; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
I WILL LIFT UP MINE EYES; anthem,
words from Psalm 121, music by J.
Eliot Trowbridge; men’s voices.
(Octavo edition, no. 12086.) [25966
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243034: Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
I WILL MISS YOU GIRLIE MINE; words
by Jack Allman, music by Geo. N.
Finkelstone. [25967
© Oct. 24,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24,1910;
Hi 242558; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
I WILL NEVER BE ASHAMED OF THE
cross; words by EH. M. Wadsworth,
music by D. B. Towner. [25968
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
Ki 244038; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I wisH I’D A GIRL LIKE MoLiy; words
and musie by Alfred Glover. (Six-
penny series, no. 214.) [25969
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244364; Price & Reynolds, Lon-
don, England.
[AND] THE WRECK OF THE GOOD SHIP
LovE; medley two-step, arr. by Aug.
C. Bly; pf. [25970
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 9,.1910;
E 244865; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Nonk Noy,
I WONDER IF THE GIRL I] LOVE LOVES ME;
words and music by D. W. Ingersoll.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25971
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 244085; D. W. Ingersoll, Fletcher,
Okla.
I WONDER WHy I HAVEN’T GOT A BEAU;
words and musie by Virginia Smith.
[25972
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
He 244196; Ted Snyder co., New
Yorki.N: X
ICH KANN MEIN TEMPERAMENT NICHT
HALTEN; lied aus der operette Die
Keusche Barbara, text von Rudolf
Bernauer u. Leop. Jacobson, musik
von Oskar Nedbal. [25973
© Sept 10; 1910: 2 cc Oc. 24
1910; EH 242594; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
ICH SCHENKT’ IHR MEINE BLUMEN; aus
der oper, Quo Vadis, dichtung von
Henri Cain, deutsch von Hans Lieb-
st6ckl, musik von Jean Nougués, fur
sopran mit obligater violine.
[25974
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244390; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig, Germany.
IDEALE (Das); ged. von EH. Nieder-
mann, musik von G. Niedermann,
fiir singstimme mit Klavier oder
orgelbegleitung. [25975
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244391; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
IDYLLE-IMPROMPTU; par Théodore Lack,
op. 284 pour piano. 25976
© Oct. 29 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
BH 243001; Th. Lack, Paris, France.
IF EVERY DREAM COMES TRUE; words and
music by Bowker Andrews. No. 1
in A flat. [25977
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 244602: Watson, Wilcock & Co.,
Itd., London, England.
Ir I WAS A MILLIONAIRE; lyries by Will
D. Cobb, music by G. Edwards, arr,
by B. v. d. B. [25978
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243188: Gus. Edwards, ine., New
Works Nox.
1495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25979
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Ir I WERE A BIRD; mazurka three-step
by Chas. Millegram; piano. (Five
compositions from Nature sketches,
no. 4.) [25979
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241532; S. Simon, Chicago,
Ill.
Ir I WERE A MILLIONAIRE; words by
Harry D. Cecil, music by Fred S.
Gray. [25980
@lOch 31; 1910: 2 .e. Oct, si, 1910;
BE 242891; Campbell & Gettman, New
Castle, Pa.
Ir I WERE ANYBODY ELSE BUT ME; duet
from Naughty Marietta, lyric by
Rida Johnson Young, music by Vic-
tor Herbert. [25981
© Oct 25; 1910) -2c Ot. 26; 19107
EK 242644; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, No ¥:
IF LOVE WERE WHAT THE ROSE IS; four-
part song, words by Algernon C.
Swinburne, music by Arthur C.
Stericker; sop. alt. ten. and bass.
4to. [25982
©) Noya4;, 1910-296) Nove 12:
1910; EH 244425; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
IF MY DREAM OF YOU CAME TRUE; words
and music by Anita Owen. [25983
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242400; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
IF SHE COULD SPEAK TO THEE; words
by, A. JA. “Pollard; music by .__B:
Towner. [25984
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244027; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IF SUCH SWEET DREAMS; words by Al-
fred H. Hyatt, music by W. Franke-
Harling; high voice in A flat.
[25985
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910:
EE 244254; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
IF THE WIND HAD ONLY BLOWN THE
OTHER WAY; [AND] STOP YOUR BLUSH-
ING, ROSIE; medley two-step, arr. by
Ave. C. Ely: pt. [25986
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244366; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Work, Na Y.
IF YOU LOVE ME LET YOUR HEART TELL
ME SO; OR, SAME EYES; words and
music by J. A. Gallanis. [25987
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1910;
EK 242417; John A. Gallanis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
IF YOU WEBE A ROSE; words and music
by K. L. McCarthy. New York, F.
B. Haviland pub. co. [25988
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242456; Kathryn L. McCarthy,
McGill, Ney.
ILLINOIS SUNSET SONG; words by S. S.
Colvin, melody by F. K. W. Drury,
harmonized by O. W. Schreiber.
[25989
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 e: Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242039; S. S. Colvin & F. K. W.
Drury, Urbana, Ill.
ILtLys; suite byzantine, sur le ballet,
La princesse au sabbat, par Louis
Ganne. 1. Petit orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. 2. Grand
orchestre, parties séparées.
[25990, 25991
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 17,
1910; E 242363, 242364; Costallat et
cie, Paris, France.
IM AEROPLAN; marsch von Joseph Has-
ler, op. 66, arr. von P. O. Schmidt,
fiir salon-orchester. 4to. [25992
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2°e30G.729,
1910; E 241876; Georg Arnold, Ber-
lin, Germany.
IM BUCHENHAIN (Under the beech
trees) von Gustav Hansen, op. 24,
no. 8; klavier zu vier handen. (In
freier natur, no. 8.) [259938
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242480; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
IM CHAMBRE SEPAREE; lied aus der
operette, Der opernball, arr. von Th.
Heuberger, fiir 2 mandolinen, man-
dola, guitarre und klavier. (Man-
dolinen-musik, no. 40.) [25994
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244892; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
IM FRUHLING; rondo, von Oscar Wer-
ner, op. 10, fiir das pianoforte.
(Zwei melodische vortragsstticke,
no. 1.) [25995
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 e«. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244158; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
IM LUFTSCHIFF (In the airship); eine
luftreise, rheinlinder, English words
by Florence Hoare, musik von Max
Vormeyer; piano mit text. [25996
© .Sept. 30, 1910: 2 e-Oeh 28:
1910; E 242791; Max Vormeyer,
Leipzig, Germany.
1496
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-
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910 26015
IM ROCOCO-KOSTUM ; gavotte von Geza |} IN CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME; lyric by
Horvath, fir pianoforte. (Zwei Will A. Heelan, music by Seymour
characterstiicke, no. 1.) _ [25997 Furth. [26006
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244156; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
IM SIEGESFLUG; marsch von George
Haller-Goettler, op. 95, fiir piano.
[25998
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244393; Musikverlag Union, Mtin-
chen, Germany.
IM ZIGEUNERLAGER; marsch von Max
meena ep. 40, arr. von. P. O.
Schmidt, fiir salon-orchester. 4to.
[25999
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 « Oct. 29,
1910; E 241877; Georg Arnold, Ber-
lin, Germany.
IMPROVISATION; par L. Aloiz, op. 51,
pour piano. (Quatre morceaux, no.
a3 [26000
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244394; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
IN A BUNGALOW; from Lower berth
thirteen, lyric by Gillespie and
Davis, music by Jos. E. Howard.
[26001
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
WH 241672: Chas. K. Harris, New
Werk, N. Y.
IN A CLOISTERED GARDEN; words by
M. Lilly Thomas, music by Amy
Bedford-Wright. No. 3 in F.
[26002
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 242152; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
IN A GONDOLA; barcarolle by S. B.
Pennington, op. 12; piano. [26003
jrsept. 13, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11,
1910; EH 2438407; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
IN AN AEROPLANE (A modern honey-
moon); words by Chas. F. Young,
music by Frank P. Kaspar, op. 33.
[26004
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
H 241600; Geo. Willig & co., Balti-
more, Md.
In BETHLEHEM’S STALL; eine wei-
nachtsliturgie fiir die Sonntagschule ;
text von H. G. Adlinger, musik von
Beazley and others. Svo. [26005
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1910;
A 276191; George F. Rosche, Chi-
cago, Ill.
© Oct, 920) 1910. 2 co OceZe:
1910; E 241548; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN CUPID’S REALM; caprice by George
L. Spaulding; piano. [26007
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 248037; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
IN DER GONDEL; von Martin Klassert,
op. 40, fiir die violine mit beglei-
tung des pianoforte. (6 vortrags-
stiicke, no. 2) [26008
© Sept: 245) 191002 -e) Octy 22:
1910; E 241720; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
IN DER WALDSCHMIEDE (In _ the
smithy); von Carl Bohm, op. 389,
fiir pianoforte, ohne octavenspan-
nung und mit fingersatzbezeichnung.
(Acht vortragstticke, no. 5.) [26009
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c Oct. 26,
1910; E 242682; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
In His steps; words by T. Long,
music by Wm. Baines; solo or duet.
[26010
© Oct: 15, 1910; -2° ¢: Oct. 17,
1910; E 242187; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
IN HONOREM SS. EUCHARISTIAE; music
by Fr. Koenen; 2 mixed voices and
organ. 4to. [26011
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 17, 1910;
E 244554; John Singenberger, St.
Francis, Wis.
IN HOT PURSUIT; galop, by A. Garland;
piano. [26012
©: Nov.. 14; 1910; 2c. Nov. 14
1910; E 248469; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN LOVE; words and music by Clare
Kummer. [26013
©) Nove 16s 19105) 2) eoINovind 7,
1910; E 244574; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
IN MERRY MOOD; galop by M. Green-
wald; two violins and piano. [26014
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243185; Century music pub. Co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN MY DREAMS OF you: words and
music by Clare Kummer. [26015
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1%,
1910; E 244575; Jerome H. Remick
& eo., New York, N. Y.
1497
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26016
e pt. Il, DS, Veo
In SANTA’S BOOK; motion song for a
group of children, words by Lizzie
DeArmond, music by J. H. Fillmore.
[26016
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c Nov. 9, 1910;
EK 248319; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
IN THE CONVENT GARDEN; by Ludwig
Kellermann, op. 18; piano. [26017
(On Nove Ve oto 2. te Oc siG
1910; E 242883; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, I].
IN THE FALL WHEN THE ROUND-UP IS
OVER; words and music by C. L.
Hill. | New-York, Es: B: Haviland
puh. co. [26018
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c..Noyv. 2, 1910;
E 2438069; Chester L. Hill, Meeker,
Colo.
IN THE FIELD WITH THEIR FLOCKS
ABIDING: words by Dean Farrar,
music by W. H. Neidlinger. [26019
© Oct (1 A990: 2 ce Ock 21,
1910; E 244845: W. H. Neidlinger,
Mystic, Conn.
IN THE FLOWER SHOP;
Chas. Lindsay; piano.
eal thoughts, no. 4.) [26020
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. .10,
1910; EH 244802; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
mazurka by
(Stray musi-
IN THE GYPSY CAMP; by Franz Behr,
op. 424, no. 3, ed. and fingered by
Louis Oesterle; piano without oc-
taves. ; [26021
© Nov. 1, 1910;.2 c Nov. 2, 1910:
E 2438052: G.
NERY.
IN THE HARBOR OF HOME SWEET HOME;
words by C. M. Denison, music by
A. J. Holmes. [26022
(© Wet. 25,. 19105 2 %e:. Oat. 24,
1910; E 242544; Holmes music co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
IN THE JUNGLE SOCIAL SET; words by
Will A. Heelan, music by Seymour
Furth. [26023
© Jc. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20,
1910; H 241542; Jos. Morris co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN THE SUMMER TIME;
music by T. A. Galey.
words and
Professional.
[26024
© 1 ¢. Nov. 12, 1910; E 244474;
Thomas A. Galey, Granby, Canada.
Schirmer, New York,-
IN THE SUNNY ENGADINE; words and
music by Colin Ray. [26025
© Noy. 10, 1910; 2 © Nov. 10,
1910; EH 244829; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
IN THE TWILIGHT; part-song, words, by
S. Gertrude Ford, music by Harry
Brookes; mixed voices. 4to. (The
choral handbook. Curwen’s edi-
tion, no. 60968. ) [26026
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 « Oct. 18, 1910;
EK 240997; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
In THEE O Lorp, I PUT MY TRUST;
words from Ps. 71, adapted by H. H.
McGranahan, music by Frederic
Clay; soprano or tenor. (Select
solos, no., 1.) [26027
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 @ Noy. 16,
1910; E 2435483; H. H. McGrana-
han, Jamestown, Pa.
IN, THY MERCY; .WOGdSEiya ro:
Hewitt, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[26028
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 22, 1910;
EH 241611; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia, Pa.
INCARNATION (THE); anthem for
Christmas-tide, composed by Albert
Ham; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
music review; no. 278.) [26029
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
HK 241984; H. W. Gray co. New
Yorks Np.
INDIAN MAID; an Indian love song,
words by Thos. Jones, music by A.
H. Hyett. [26030
© 1 ec Oct. 22) 1910-78 2 eim
Alfred Henry Hyett, Richmond Hill,
INS Y.,
INDIVIDUAL SINGING EXERCISES; arr. by
A. J. Abbott; for Seventh grade.
New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company. [1910] 32 p.
Svo. (Standard musical library.)
[26031
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 5, 1910;
A 274626; Arthur J. Abbott, Man-
chester, N. H.
for eighth
York, Cincinnati
book company. [1910] 32 p. 8vo.
(Standard musical library.) [26032
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2) c. Nov 5,1910;
A 274627; Arthur J. Abbott, Man-
chester, N. H.
grade. New
[ete.] American
1498
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26051
INGENUA (L’); versi di Mimi Albin,
musica di C. Mirelli; canto e mando-
lino. [26033
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243100; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Tialy.
INTERMEZZO SCHERZANDO; by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. [26034
ret, 20, 1910: 2 e Oct. 24,
1910; E 242502; Carl Fischer; New
Mork, N. Y.
INTIMITE. See Moszkowski (M.)
INVERNO D’AMORE; valzer lento, mus-
ica e versi di Vincenzo Cunzo, per
pianoforte e canto. [26035
ere is 1910: 2 e Oct. 31,
1910; E 242955; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy. v4
INVITATION TO THE DANCE; Schottische
by M. Greenwald; two violins and
piano. [26036
i mov. 1. 1910: 2c. Nov. 7, 1910;
Ee 243182; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
INVOCATION; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
obl. Svo. [26037
© Oet. 12, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244118; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
words by T. M. Walsh, music by
H. De Roe Jones. [26088
eesemets, 1910;> 2 c. Oct. 15,
1910; E 241985; Thos. M. Walsh,
Minneapolis, Minn.
10 E EA MAZZA; versi di G. Capurro,
musica di G. F. Buongiovanni, per
canto e pianoforte. [26039
oe 18) 1910-2 .c.\ Oct. 31,
1910; E 242978; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
Iowa; march two-step by Lu Celia E.
Mehibrech; piano. New York, Je-
rome H. Remick & co. [26040
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 243270; Lu Celia E. Mehlbrech.
Early, Iowa.
IRIsH (AN) SMILE; words and music
by John T. McDonough. [26041
yet 25,1910; 2. c. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242640; M. Witmark & sons,
mew York, N. Y.
Igvina; intermezzo by Walter Rolfe:
- piano. [26042
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244358; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
Mass.
Is IT NOT FoR You; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
[26043
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 244034; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Is IT THE CROWNING DAY; words by
Geo. Walker Whitcomb, music by
Chas. H. Marsh. [26044
© Oct. 24, 1910: 2 @ Oet. 26,
1910; E 242630; Praise pub. co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
IS THERE ANY PLACE THERE FOR YOU;
words by Edgar Lewis, music by
L. EK. Jones. [26045
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 22, 1910;
241620; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
I,
IS YOUR SISTER JUST AS NICE AS You:
words by Julius Klaitz, music by
Harry McNamara. [26046
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 @ Nov. ar
1910; E 2438348; Klaitz & McNa-
mara, Philadelphia, Pa.
ISLANDER (THE) ; a musical comedy in
two acts, written by Major Frank
Marshall, composed by P. M. Fara-
day. Piano score. London, Metz-
ler & co. (1909) ltd. [26047
©; Oct. 25,1910; 2> & Now: 3;
1910; E 244067; Philip Michael
Faraday, London, England.
ISN’T IT LOVELY TO BE IN LOVE; words
by James Reid, music by James Mc-
Intosh. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [26048
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EL 248061; Reid & McIntosh, Jack-
son, Mich.
ISOLDENS LIEBESTOD. See Waguer (R.)
IST ES DER ZUFALL (Is it but chance) ;
ged. von E. Goldschmidt, musik von
Ellen Kullmann. (Lieder und ge-
singe, no. 6.) [26049
© »Oct. 26; 1910; 2 .c. Oet. 26,
1910; EH 242725; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
IT CAME UPON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR; Song
for Christmas, words by E. H. Sears
and J. Cawood, music by Frederick
N. Shackley. [26050
QROCiNI2S, 11910: 2 .¢. “Oet. 29,
1910; E 2418382; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Ivy 18 JUNE; words by Gertrude Rogers,
music by L. C. Worrell. No. 1 in B
flat. [26051
Owooerl20;°1910;, 2 ec Och 18.
1910; E 242784; Lola Carrier Wor-
rell, Denver, Colo.
bf
1499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26052
IT MAKES A HIT WITH ME; words and
music by Fordi. (Four leaf clover
series, no. 7.) [26052
© Nov.9 12,21910)5 (2 nc3a. Nove 19:
1910; H 244622; H. Fordi, Los An-
geles, Cal.
IT MAKETH ALL THINGS NEW; words
by Harriet H. Pierson, music by
D. B. Towner. [26053
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 244017; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IT NEVER, NEVER CAN BE LOVE; duet
from Naughty Marietta, lyric by
Rida Johnson Young, music by Vic-
tor Herbert. [26054
© Oct 19, 19t08= 2) eV Oct: 20,
1910; E 241573; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
It’s A BOY; words and music by W. H.
Newman. [26055
© 1e. Oct. 7, 1910; E 240678;
Walter H. Newman, Chicago, Ill.
It’s A MAD, MAD WORLD; written and
composed by R. P. Weston and F. J.
Barnes. [26056
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241965; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
It’s ALL FOR YoU, MARIE; words and
music by M. A. Murphy. New York,
FEF. B. Haviland pub. co. [26057
© Octe3iF 1910) 22c: Oct sis 1910:
HE 242943; Mary A. Murphy, Lowell,
Mass.
IT’S BECAUSE I LOVE you; words by F.
B. Miller, music by Arthur A. Penn.
[26058
OrOct 287 19105" 2"c: Oct, si, A910:
EK 242874; Flora B. Miller, Carthage, |
Tex.
It’s CUPID, LITTLE CUPID; words by
Mrs. Agnes B. Wauters, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [26059
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240725; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
It’s NOT THE SAME AT ALL; from the
musical play Marriage 4 la carte,
words by C. M. S. McLellan, music
by Ivan Caryll. [26060
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
EK 244278; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
IT’S PRETTY SOFT FOR SIMON; from
Naughty Marrietta, lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Victor
Herbert. [26061
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1910;
E241574; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Ne ye
|
Dt. EER Ss., Va
IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS; part
song, words from As you like it, mu-
Sic by Clifford Chambers; mixed
voices. 4to. (The choral album, no.
978.) [ 26062
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242908; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland. ;
words by Shakespeare, music by
H. Hudson; violin ad lib. 4to.
(Two-part songs, series 3, no. 33.)
[26063
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 242913; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon- ©
don, England.
music by B. W. Hartley; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral handbook,
Curwen’s edition, no. 60954.) [26064
© Oct, 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1910;
E 242037; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
It was JESUS; words by Harriet H.
Pierson, music by D. B. Towner.
[26065
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 e. Nov, 1, 1910;
EK 2440386; Charles M. Alexander
Philadelphia, Pa.
ITALIAN SERENADE; by S. Maykapar,
op. 8, no. 15, ed. by Hugo Ries;
piano. [26066
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 242917; G. °Schirmer; Boston,
Mass.
ITALIAN STREET SONG; from Naughty
Marietta, words by Rida Johnson
Young, music by Victor Herbert.
[26067
© Nov. 16; -1910: 2 (@aNew 47,
1910; E 244583; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
hotel orchestra. 4to. [26068
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244319; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. N- Xe
ITALIAN SUITE; by R. Gruenwald; op.
484, arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin
orchestra. [26069
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243036; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
IVRESSE D’AMOUR: von Carl Kapeller,
arr. von Th. Ritter, fiir mandoline,
mandola, guitarre und _. klavier.
(Mandolinen-musik, no. 48.)
; [26070 |
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 2443895: Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
1500
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
J ‘AI PEUR DE TOI; poésie de Lionel Nas-
torg, musique de Gaston Paulin, op.
372. (Mélodies, no. 17.) [26071
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
Ee 242347; L. Grus et cie. Paris,
France,
JA VY UZDE TEMP’RAMENT SVUJ NEMAN;
piseh z opperetty, Cudnéi Barbora,
text napsali R. Bernauer a Leop.
Jacobson, prelozil V. J. Novotny,
hudba slozil Oskar Nedbal. [26072
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c Oct. 24,
1910; E 242602; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
JACK AND THE BEAN-STALK; march by
Herbert Le Grand; piano. [26073
© Noy. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11,
1910; E 248423; Frank K. Root &
eo., Chicago, I].
JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT; polka by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 41, no. 6; piano.
(Flowers of the valley, no. 6.)
[26074
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241998; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
JACK JOHNSON, THE CHAMPION OF
THEM ALL; words and music by M.
Larkin. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [26075
Goren. 31, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242946; M. Larkin, New York,
1, Xs
JACK THE GIANT KILLER; march by
Herbert Le Grand; piano. [26076
— Mov. 12, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 11,
1910; BE 2438424; Krank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Il.
JAGDSCENE (Hunting scene), von Carl
Bohm, op. 389, fiir pianoforte, ohne
octavenspannung und mit finger-
satzbezeichnung. (Acht vortrag-
stiicke, no. 1.) [26077
sent. 44.1910: 2 e@.Oct. .26,
1910; E 242678; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
JAHRESZEITEN (DIE) DER LIEBE; tanz-
duett aus der operette, Die schonste
frau, text von Rudolf Lothar, musik
* yon Giacomo Minkowsky. [26078
© Oct 8, 1910: 2 ¢c. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244896; Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin, Germany.
26087
JAK DOSTATI MUZE; pisen z operetty,
Cudna Barbora, text napsali R. Ber-
hauer a lLeop. Jacobson, prélozil
V. J. Novotny, hudba slozil Oskar
Nedbal. [26080
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 24,
1910; E 242601; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
JAK STOLA RUCE SVAZE; pochod Zz op-
eretty, Cudna Barbora, text napsali
R. Bernauer a Leop. Jacobson, pre-
lozil V. J. Novotny, hudba’ slozil
Oskar Nedbal. [26081
©, Sept. 10),,1910; 22 ¢.. Oct. 24
1910; E 242605; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
JAPANISCHES REGENLIED; ged. von P.
Louys, musik von Joseph Marx, fiir
mittlere stimme. (Lieder und ge-
Singe, erste folge, no. 138.) [26082
© Sept. 24, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241908; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
JARKU, STARA, TO TY NEDELAS; pisen
zZ operetty Cudna Barbora, text nap-
sali R. Bernauer a Leop. Jacobson,
prelozil V. J. Novotny, hudba sloZil
Oskar Nedbal. [26083
© Sept. 10; 1910-2) € Oetz- 24,
1910; E 242606; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
JAUCHZET, IHR HIMMEL (Sing, O ye
heavens); music by H. F. Aubke;
mixed chorus. 4to. [26084
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 e@. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243258; H. F. Aubke, Allegheny,
Ra
JE PENSE A TOI; paroles et musique
de F. EK. Gramm. [26085
@eNove, Lolo: 2 Gc. Nove, Le
1910; E 248332; F. Emil Gramm,
New York, N. Y.
JE T’ADORE; chant d’amour, by Ossip
Stepanoff; piano. [26086
Oct. . 207° 1910: 26. Oet. 24,
1910; E 242516; Carl Fischer, New
Yorke Nem
“aay 8 pi 2h ete Sasha AU JEHOVAH REIGNETH; anthem, words
ees Aictan, Ope 35) from Psalm 97, music by Bevier
fiir soli chor. gemeindegesang ad : Siete ae aan ecb y CSSD eA
i eT coc Smith; mixed voices. (Octavo edi-
lib. und orechester. Klavierauszug. i 12088 [26087
Ato. [26079 tion, no. 12083.) 26087
@psepie 244 1910: 2. c., Oct. 29, © Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 2,
1910; D 18747; Georg Bratfisch, 1910; E 248029; Oliver Ditson Cco.,
Frankfurt a. Oder, Germany. Boston, Mass.
1501
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26088
pt. Tii;aTSss ¥- 3
JENNIE CROOKER; two-step by D. G. | Jorty (A) TIME; words by Albert
Doane; piano. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26088
© Nov. 1, 191022 & Nov: Se 1910:
E 244072; David G. Doane & Raph-
ael Costa, Ridgewood, N. J.
JENTSCH (Max) Sonate; op. 59; vio-
line und klavier. [26089
©: Oct: 8; A910) 2 1e-- Nove te,
1910; EF 244465; Otto Junne, Leip-
zig, Germany.
JESUS IS MINE; words by Franc Bent-
ley Henderson, music by J. W.
Henderson. [26090
©) Oct..-20,° 1910 2 ce -OGe 21;
1910; E 242426; J. W. Henderson,
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
JESUS, LOVER OF MY SOUL; by Marsh,
arr. by M. A. Bickford; guitar.
[26091
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1910;
He 244205; U. S. School of music,
New York, N. Y.
JEUNESSE (LA) DOREE (Hip-e-ti-hop) ;
tarantelle, by D. A. Demoines;
piano. [26092
©) Och 26. 1980 = 2 "e Ort: (28,
1910; EH 2427738; -Paul A. Schmitt,
Minneapolis, Minn.
JEWITT (JESSIE MAE) Cradle songs
of many nations, words by Geo.
Graff, jr:, music by J. M. Jewitt.
[26093
(@.Ock 19:. 1910= 2° & Oct. +20.
1910; E 241569; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
JINGLE (THE) OF JUNGLE JOE; words
by Jack Mahoney,
Morse. [26094
© Nove 422 1910; 2 «Nov. 14,
1910; E 243461; Theodore Morse
musie co., New York, N. Y.
JOLLIFICATION (A) IN DARKTOWN; by
Langworthy;: banjo. [26095
Oeis -25>. 19104. 2s c.. Octa 26,
1910; E 242904; U. S. School of
music, New York, N. Y.
Jonny “CLHE) JOLLY “SANTA oCLAUS;
unison chorus, words by Gertrude L.
Knox, music by Mrs. R. R. Forman;
female voices. 4to. [26096
Gy) Noy. 182 1910 (2 ve. Nov “a2:
1910; E 244486; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
JGLLY PARTNERS; Schottische by Chas.
Lindsay; piano. (Stray musical
thoughts, no. 5.) [26097
© Nov: 10, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244803; Theo. Presser co., |
Philadelphia, Pa. |
music by T
Price, music by Clifton Keith. Long
Branch, N. J., Keith’s musie pub.
house. [26098
. © Oct. 31, 1910; 26 Noy me ac10-
EK 243349; Albert Price, Long
Branch. N. J:
JORES (Ernest F.) Canzonetta; op. 9,
no. 3; piane. (Suite in G, no. 3.)
[26099
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910:
E 242885; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, I.
JOSEPHINE; intermezzo, Arnold
Blomé, pour pianoforte. [26100
© Sept. 16, 1910: (2c Oem 26,
1910; E 242698; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
par
Jour (LE) See Crépuseule (Le)
| JOURNALISTEN ; waltz by Joh. Strauss,
arr. by T. H. Rollinson; orchestra.
Ato. [26101
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 e>Oct=i4amaN0:
E 242005; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
JOURNEY (A) TO CHRISTMAS LAND;
complete service for Christmas,
words by Belle Case Harrington,
music by Edmund S. and Karl K.
Lorenz. S8vo. {26102
© Oct 17, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244119; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
JOVIAL (THE) MAN OF KENT; modern
words by John Oxenford, music arr.
by G. A. McFarren; mixed voices.
(Vocal library of part songs, ete.
no. TO:) [26103
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244279; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
JOY AND PLEASURE; words by F. He-
mans, music by Oliver King, treble
voices. 4to. (Six two part songs,
no: 3.) [26104
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242211; Vincent music co., Lon-
don, England.
JOY TO THE WORLD; words by Isaac
Watts, music by J. S. Fearis.
[26105
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 5, 1910:
E 244120; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
1502
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos, 48-52, Dec., 1910
26122
Jorous (THE) BELLS; carol for Christ-
mas or Haster, music by A. Geibel.
(Octavo church musie, no. 152.)
[26106
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
HE 2438172; Adam Geibel musi¢e co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JUBLEN, I HIMLAR; Julen, musik af
Berthold Tours, [arr. by J. S. Hell-
gren. | (Korsanger fér Gudstjiin-
sten, oktay-serie, no. 58.) [26107
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243335; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, [1].
en krans af sangblom-
roster, plockad
JULSTAMNING ;
mor for blandade
och bunden af A. L. Skoog. Eget
forlag. Ato. [26108
© Oet. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248059; A. L. Skoog, Minneapolis,
Minn.
JUNE SONG; words and music by F. J.
Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26109
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
H 240701; Flora J. Down Treme-
wan, National Mine, Mich.
D. Tremewan.
JUNGER (EIN) DICHTER DENKT AN DIE
GELIEBTE; ged. aus dem _ Chinesi-
sehen, musik von Joseph Marz, fiir
mittlere stimme. (Lieder und ge-
singe, erste folge, no. 8.) [26110
sree. 2. 1910; 2c Oct. 29,
1910; E 241904; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
JUNGES GLUCK; ged. von Franz Evers,
musik yon Victor von Woikowsky-
Biedau, op. 30, fiir mittlere stimme
mit klavier. (K6nigslieder, no. 2.)
[26111
woe Nov. 5, 1910; 2c. Nov. 5, 1910;
By 244177: N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
JUNGFRAU (DiE) (The Virgin) ; Weih-
nachtsmusik von Alfred Kaiser, ftir
klavier. (Die heilige nacht, no. 5.)
[26112
OmOct 18-1910; 2 ¢.°Oct. 11,
1910; EH 242182; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
from The genius, lyric
music by Paul
JUST A DREAM;
by Vincent Bryan,
JUST A LITTLE BABY; words by H. Ross
McClure, music by Molloy and Mc-
Clure. [26114
© ‘Oety 25;-19103 (2. & ‘Oct.224
1910; EH 242548; H. R. McClure co.,
Sidney, Ohio.
JUST A PASSING FANCY; words and mu-
sie by P. F. Woodford. [26115
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; E 242465;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
JUST A WREATH OF ROSES; words and
music by W. Prior. Washington,
D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26116
©. Novest2) 1910" 2° ec. Nov. ty
1910; EK 244505; Walter Prior: Dar-
lington, Mo.
JUST AS FATHER USED TO DO; from the
musical play The Quaker girl, words
by Percy Greenbank, music by Lionel
Monckton. [26117
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 @ Nov. 17,
1910; EK 244607; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
JUST AS YOU ARE VIOLA DEAR; words
and music by L. J. Anderson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26118
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240691; Mrs. Lillia J. Anderson,
Baton Rouge, La.
JUST LIVE AND LOVE TO-DAY; words by
Howard Fitzalan, music by Vernon
Eville. [26119
©) Oct. 26, 19105" 2 1c Oct. 26:
1910; E 242654; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
JUST RIGHT HERE; words by Lizzie De-
Armond, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[26120
©) Oct. ddy 19t0s “2 ce. Octo wy,
1910: E 242060; Lorenz pub. ©Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
JUST SETTLE IT Now; words by Mary
B. Wingate, music by S. D. Smith.
[26121
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248016; Samuel D. Smith, De-
eatur, Il.
Katy-pIp; song from Katy-did, words
by Wm. Cary Duncan, music by Karl
Rubens. [26113 Hosehna. | [26122
On Octy 225619105 2 ch Oct. 22, © Nov. 16, 1910; 2 c Nov. 17,
1910; BE 241668; Chas. K. Harris, 1910: B 244584; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y.
1508
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26123
Dt. LILI va
Kpr NASI LASKY MAJ; pisen z operetty
Cudn4i Barbora, text napsali R. Ber-
nauer a Leop. Jacobson, prelozil
Vv. J. Novotny, hudba slozil Oskar
Nedbal. [261238
©) Sept. 10) 1910; 2 cy Oct 24
1910; H 242604; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
Kpo MA LASKA, CHCITE ZNATI; vstupni
piseii Barbory, z operetty, Cudna
Barbora, text napsali R. Bernauer,
a Leop. Jacobson, prelozil V. J. No-
votny, hudba slozil Oskar Nedbal.
[26124
OeSeptdlOs 1910-2) caOcte 24,
1910; E 242600; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
KEEP IN TOUCH WITH JESUS; words by
J. T. Latta, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[26125
@iOch 22 1980 ee Oct 22,
1910; E 241619; G. W. EHlderkin,
Chicago, Ill.
KEEP ME JESUS ALL THE WAY; words
by E. L. Buchanan, music by D. B.
Towner. [26126
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 244021; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
KEEP THE ANCHOR CHARM I GAVE YOU;
written and composed by Alf. J.
Lawrance, Arthur Stroud and Au-
brey Kennett. [26127
@© Noy. a. 1910) 2° Nov. 171910;
EH 241964; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
KrEp THOU MY SOUL; Song, music by
Fred. H. Clifford; medium voice.
[26128
" © Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910:
KH 243266; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
KELLY TOOK A FLYING TRIP; words and
music by R. G. Thompson. Wash-
ington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26129
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910:
EH 244070; R. Grason Thompson,
Havre de Grace, Md.
KnTrELBEY (ALBERT W.) Canzonetta:
pour violon et piano. [26130
©) (Sept e24 1910 +!) 2c *"Oet,, 22.
1910; E 241725; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany,
KEUSCHE (Diz) BARBARA; operette in
drei akten, musik von Oskar Nedbal,
arr. von Gustay Blasser, ftir klavier
zu zwei hiinden, mit tiberlegtem text.
Potpourri 1 und 2. [261381, 26132
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 24,
1910; H 242589, 242590; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
KippING; words by Howard and Ber-
nard, music by Tell Taylor. [26133
© Nov. 15, 1910: 2 > e@eNoye li,
1910; E 244598; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Il.
Ki-KuU; words by Maureen Connie, mu-
sic by Arthur A. Penn. [26134
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242377; Maurice Shapiro, New
MORK. Nee
IXILLARNEY. See Balfe (M. W.)
KIND MOON MAN; from Tillies night-
mare, words and music by John L.
Golden. [26135
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244167; T. B. Harms, and Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
KINDERWACHTPARADE (HEINE); Charak-
tersttick, by J. Himmler, op. 25; or-
chestra and piano ace. Syvo. [261386
© Nov. 14, 1910: 2°e Nov it:
1910; E 244490; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Kine (THE); medley overture, arr. by
T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand.
orch. (Popular publications, no.
754. ) [26137
© Oct. 21, 1910 2 ex@eaee2 to10:-
EK 241677; M. Witmark & sons, New
Works Nerye
Kine (THE) FORETOLD; service for
Christmas, words by Elsie Duncan
Yale, music by J. Lincoln Hall. 4to.
[26188
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243160; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Kine Mickrty MALONE; written by
Charles Wilmott, music by Maurice
Scott.
© Oct. 20,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1910;
H 242423; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
London, England.
Kine (THE) OF GLORY; a Christmas
service,
mond, music by W.
SVO.
Md.
1504
La
[26139 |
libretto by Lizzie DeAr- j
B. Judefind.
[26140 |
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910; }
HB 248043; Judefind bros., Baltimore, |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26159
KING OF PARADISE; Sacred song, music
by Gertrude Sans Souci. 1. In D
pare 2. te Hy) flat.. 3. In F.
[26141-26148
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 19,
1910; E 242449-249451; Paul A.
Sehmitt, Indianapolis, Ind.
KING’S MESSAGE; a collection of Sun-
day school songs, ed. by E. S. Lorenz
and Ira B. Wilson, with complete
orchestration prepared by Ira B.
Wilson. New York, Dayton, O., Lo-
renz publishing co., 1910. 219, [5]
p. .Svo. $0.35. [26144
ee. 11,1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
A 2738603; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
KIRCHHOFGANG (A vision); words by
Ferdinand Ewald Toennies, music
beans cronold, op. 25,.no. 5;
high voice. (Rosen und zypressen,
no. 5.) [26145
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 c. Oct. 24,1910;
E 242508; Carl Fischer, New York,
NO
IXISS ME MY LOVE; from Alma where
do you live, words by G. V. Hobart,
music by Jean Briquet. [26146
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242399; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
KLASSERT (MARTIN) Walzer, op. 40;
fiir die violine mit begleitung des
pianoforte. (6 vortragsstlcke, no.
[26147
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241719; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
KLEINE PRALUDIEN UND FUGEN. See
Bach (J. S.)
KLONDIKER’S (A) SWEETHEART; words
and music by L. P. Osborn. [26148
(eOcin 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. '22; 1910;
E 248203; Lewis P. Osborn, Seattle,
Wash.
KNIGHTS oF COLUMBUS; march by A.
Duffner ; piano. [26149
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 248350; Augustin Duffner, Water-
town, S. Dak.
KoL NIDREI; Hebrew melody by Max
Bruch, op. 47, ed. and fingered by
Philipp Mittell; violin and piano.
[26150
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243051; G. Schirmer, New York,
ny. X..
KoL NIDREI—Continued.
piano solo with text arr. by D.
Cahn. [26151
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
HK 242441; Adolph Buchbaum, New
York Ne ¥!
IKXoMM; ged. von Heinz Braune, musik
von Richard Trunk. op. 11. (Drei
gesinge, no. 38.) [26152
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242583 ; Gebrtider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
KONZERT FUR VIOLON IN A MOLL. See
Bach (J. S.)
KONZERT FUR VIOLINE IN E pur. See
Bach (J. S.)
IKKONZERT-POLKA; von W. Brandt, op.
15, ftir cornet 4 pistons mit klavier-
begleitung. [26153
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
KH 2443897; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
KRANZEWINDEN AUF DER WIESE ( Wind-
ing the Maypole) ; von Gustay Han-
sen, op. 24, no. 2; Klavier zu vier
handen. (In freier natur, no. 2.)
. [26154
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242479; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
IXRIENS (CHRISTIAAN) Ballade; violin
and piano. [26155
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
HE} 242519; Carl Fischer, New York,
NO Ns
KRo KRA KREE KRO; Slumber song,
words and music by J. Closz. [26156
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
EH} 244264; Jacob Closz, Chicago, Il.
KRONKE (HMiIL) Ballade, op. 67; pour
piano. (Trois Morceaux caractér-
istiques, no. 2.) [26157
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c Oct. 26,
1910; E 242670; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
KUCKUCKSLIED (The cuckoo); von
Carl Bohm, op. 889, fiir pianoforte,
ohne octavenspannung und mit fin-
gersatzbeizeichnung. (Acht vortra-
gsstticke, no. 7.) [26158
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct; 26,
1910; EK 242684; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
KUNFTIGER SONNENSCHEIN: ged. von
Konrad Ries, musik von Erwin Buett-
ner, op. 29, fiir vier-stimmigen min-
nerchor a capella. 4to. Partitur
und stimmen. f26159
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2°c. Oct. 29, 1910;
BE 241875: J. Giinther, Dresden, Ger-
many.
1505
CATALOGUE
26160
ee ee ee S eeeeEEeeeeeEeEeeEEEeEEeEeE—— EEE EEE ee
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DLs vb
2nd mazurka by Henry
transcribed by Josef
IXUIAWIAK:
Wieniawski,
Wieniawski, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [26160
©, Sept: (29, 1910" 2) sc. Octaaet?:
1910; E 240988; Carl Fischer, New
York. Ns-Y.
KULLMANN (ELLEN) Ballade; ged. von
H. Heine, fiir gesang und piano.
(Lieder und gesinge, no. 1.) [26161
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242720; Harmonie-verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
KYRIE, GLORIA AND SANCTUS IN D; mu-
sic by J. Christopher Marks; mixed
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 12069.)
[26162
© Nov. 11, 1910; 2 c Nov. 16,
1910; E 243565; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Lac (LE) D’Amour (The lake of love) ;
poéme, par P. Litta, pour violon et
piano, en quatre parties. [26163
OAs) Set otO yen, Ages 29)
1910; H 241513; Paolo Litta, Paris,
France.
Lac (LE) D’EMERAUDE; ballet-légende
en 1 acte, de Achille Monté, musique
de Chillemont. Partition pour
piano. Ato. [26164
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1910;
D 18750; Achille Monté, Paris,
France.
LaDy (THE) OF MY DREAMS; words
and music by Thane Douglass. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[26165
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 243066; Elizabeth R. George,
Lowell, Mass.
LADY’S SLIPPERS; polka-mazurka by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 41, no. 5;
piano. (Flowers of the valley, no.
5.) [26166
Gr OCR 122 POIOE "2c. Now 1:
1910; EH 241997;
Boston, Mass.
LAND (THE) 0’ THE LEAL; Scotch
melody, words by Lady Nairn, music
by H. Elliot Button, arr. for men’s
voices. 8vo. (The Orpheus, no.
510.) [26167
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910:
EK 2438239; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
LAND (THE) OF USED-TO-BE; words by
Louis Weslyn, music by Darrell
Standing. [26168
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244230; M. Witmark & sons, New
NMoptk, Ny Ne
Oliver Ditson co.,
LARGHETTO TENUTO. See Paganini (N.)
LARGHETTO TRANQUILLO; par Alphonse
Jommi, pour violoncelle avec ace. de
piano. [26169
© Oct.. 18, 19105 2 teeeiowe 0,
1910; E 244898; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
LARKSPUR; words by Mignon, music
by F. Blickhahn. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [26170
© Oct. 27, 1910 "Sewer 27,
1910; EK 241816; Frank Blickhahn,
Chicago, Ill.
LARMES (LES); poésie de Leon Char-
bonnel, musique de H. Artaud.
[26171
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 « Oct. 17,
1910; E 242850; H. Moreau, Paris,
France.
LASSIE (A) BY THE SEA; words and
music by Bernice Phillips. [26172
© Nov. 15,1910; 2 eGiitey. “15,
1910; E 244529; Phillips music co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
Last (THE) HOPE; by L. M. Gott-
schalk, transcribed by Henry S. Saw-
yer ; piano. [26173
© Nov. “15, 1910:02 ,emikey.14.
1910; E 248507; Frank K. Root &
co., New York, N. Y.
LAST (THE) ROSE OF SUMMER; ed. by
Alberto Randegger; voice and piano,
in F. Ato. [26174
©. Oct. 21, 1ISLOES Sarre a
1910; E 242975; Wickins & co., Lon-
don, England.
LATERNA; Song by T. G. Lansden.
[26175
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 « Oct. 24,
1910; E 242575; T. G. Lansden,
Washington, D. C.
LA TOMBELLE (F DE) Messe en ré
mineur; 4 38 voix mixtes, avec acc.
d’orgue. [26176
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c Ochiai asiO=
EK 242348; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
LAUDER (HARRY) Hight quick marches
on Harry Lauder’s songs; arr. by J.
Ord Hume; band. (Boosey’s mili-
tary journal, 129th series, no. 2)
[26177
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 12; 1910;
I 240896; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
1506
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26196
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT; theme by J. B.
Dykes, transcribed by Henry OS.
Sawyer; piano. [2617
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2.c. Nov. 5, 1910;
BH 244182; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
LEAD ME, FATHER, BY THE HAND
(Fiihre mich an deiner hand);
words by Alfred Quaritch, English
version by L. H. David, music by
Albert Wicher. [26179
(eeNow. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243269; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew. ltd., London, England.
LEAFLET (A); Salon piece by R. Gruen-
wald, op. 387; orchestra. [26180
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242008; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
LEDIGE (DER) GATTE; operette in drei
akten, von Fritz Griinbaum und
Heinz Reichert, musik von Gustav
Wanda. Chorstimmen, erster und
zweiter akt. obl. S8vo. [26181
-© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
i 242737; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
LEGEND (THE) OF ST. CHRISTOPHER;
words and music by Alice Doré.
[26182
@ Nov 11, 1910; .2 c Nov. 14,
1910; EH 243520; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
LEGENDE; by J. C. Hooper, arr. by
W. D. Armstrong, in G minor. 1.
Pipe organ. 2. Violin and piano.
[26183, 26184
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1910; E 242154, 242155; James Cal-
vin Hooper, Chicago, [1l.
LEGENDES D’AMOUR (Legends of love) ;
par Clothilde, op. 26; piano. [26185
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 2438408; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston, Mass.
LEGENDS oF YOSEMITE; in song and
story, words by Allan Dunn, music
by H. J. Stewart. [26186
OeNov. 16, 1910: 2 ©. Nov. 17,
1910; E 244599; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
LEISURE THOUGHTS; reverie, by A.
Garland; piano. [26187
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243470; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LET ME LINGER IN
LEMMINKAINEN ZIEHT HEIMWARTS
(Lemminkfinen paiaa kotitienoille) ;
legende von Jean Sibelius, op. 22,
no. 4, bearbeitung von F. Ptasch-
nikoff, ftir pianoforte zu 4 hinden,
revidiert von Wilh. Dugge. [26188
© Sept. 30, 1910; 2 c¢ Oct. 29,
1910; E 241895; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
LENZ-TAGEWEIS; text von Elsa Laura
vono Wolzogen, musik von Joan
Manén, op. A-4. (Sechs lieder, no. 5.)
[26189
@= Septic 12. 1910) 9 Oe 26
1910; E 242705; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
LEOLA; words and music by E. Fordi.
(Four leaf clover series, no. 4.)
[26190
Ousepi, 24 19105 2 ¢@ Oct. 43:
1910; EK 241780; Enoch Fordi, Los
Angeles, Cal.
LEeonorA; from Three million dollars,
lyric by David Kempner, music by
Anatol Friedland. [26191
© Octal 19102 2 res Oct 21.
1910; E 242409; Leo. Feist, New
Worle IN. Xe
LEST WE FORGET; lyric by Caro Roma.
music by Ernest R. Ball. [26192
© Oct!) 25,.19102 2 er Oett 426;
1910; BE 242643; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Let Him SAVE YoU Now; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [26193
Or Oct 15, 1910-2 e Ock Zo;
1910; BH 241741; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
LET ME HAVE A KISS UNTIL TO-MORROW ;
words by Thos. J. Gray, music by
HWdna Williams. [26194
©HOcta dS) 1910: 2: cy Ocraly,
1910: EB 242381; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE’S DREAMLAND ;
words and music by G. Watkins.
[26195
©) 1o¢. Oct 22, 1910;. M 241654;
Gwilym Watkins, Harrisburg, Pa.
LET ME SPEAK THE LONGING IN MY
HEART; words by E. 8. S. Hunting-
ton, musie by Arthur H. Gutman.
[26196
1910;
© Noy. 9, 1910; 2.¢. Nov..9,
music
E 244109; Seymour Furth
pub. co., New York, N. X.
1507
ee eeeeeeeeeeeEeEeeeeeeeeeeee—eeeeeeeeeeE————eE eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26197
pl. di nse ve S
LET ME STEAL A KISS FROM YOU
[words and music by Lewis and
Bennett]. [26197
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1910; E 244616;
Samuel Morvay, New York, N. Y.
LET’s FLY TO THE SWEET BYE AND BYE;
words by Jack Snyder, music. by
fc. bloom, [26198
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
BE 241534; Harry M. Trilling, Chi-
eago, Ill.
LET’S MAKE IT CHUMS FOR LIFE DEAR;
words and music by A. H. Gibson.
Professional, [26199
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1910; E 243616;
Ad. Howard Gibson, Los Angeles,
Cal.
LET’S MAKE LOVE AMONG THE ROSES;
from The Yankee girl, words by
William Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [26200
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 243119; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, UN. Y.
LET THE MOON TAKE CARE OF YOU;
words and music by G. C. Moore.
Professional. [26201
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; EB 243534;
G. C. Moore, Mitchell, Ill.
LET THE PEOPLE PRAISE THEE, O GoD;
anthem, words from the Bible, mu-
sic by Alfred J. Silver; mixed
voices. 4to. (Church music review,
no. 290.) [26202
©: Nov, 12) 1910-2 ce Nov 44)
1910; EH 248445; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
LET THE SUNBEAMS KISS YOU; words
and music by S. L. Fuller. Wash-
ington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale
co. [26203
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241760; Stephen L. Fuller, Milan,
Mich.
LET THEM GIVE THANKS; anthem, words
from Psalm 107, music by Gottfried
H. Federlein; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo edition, no. 12072.) [26204
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910:
E 244148; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
LET US NOW GO EVEN UNTO BETHLEHEM ;
Christmas anthem, words from St.
Luke 2, music by Bruce Steane;
mixed voices. 4to. [26205
Or Octe 2951910: 2 .e.OCE +34,
1910; E 242878; Novello & co., ltd., |
London, England.
LETTER (A) TO MY SWEETHEART; words
and music by W. L. Needham. Post
card. [26206
© Nov. 12, 1910;.2 «© Nev. 12,
1910; E 248556; W. L. Needham, St.
Louis, Mo.
LIBERA ME DOMINE; motet pour les
morts, musique par Ad. Deslandres,
pour choeur avec soli de ténor et
baryton et ace. d’orgue. Partition.
[26207
©- Oct:.. 29, 1910" 2 eer ot:
1910; E 243010; Adolphe Deslandres,
Paris, France.
LIEBESJUBEL; text von Ernst von Woi-
zogen, musik von Joan Manén, op.
A-4. (Sechs lieder, no. 3.) [26208
© Sept. 12, 1910212 vemi@che26,
1910; E 242703; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
LIEBESSEHNSUCHT (Song of love);
musik und text von George Haller-
Goettler, op. 26, ftir gesang mit
klavier, textbeilage in 4 sprachen.
[26209
©: Oct> ly 19102) 24 eee soe a:
1910; E 244399; Musikverlag Union,
Miinchen, Germany.
LIED DES EINSAMEN (Song of the soli-
tary); ged. von Otto Julius Bier-
baum, musik von Ellen Kullmann.
(Lieder und gesinge, no. 5.) [26210
© -Oct. 26, 19102 23cee Wer 26,
1910; E 242724; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
LiED (DAS) VOM TEE; aus der operette,
Die schénste frau, text von Rudolf
Lothar, musik von Giacomo Min-
kowski.. [26211
© Oct: 5, 1910; 92 eespNoy cia:
1910; E 244400; Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin, Germany.
LigruT. CAPRON’S MARCH AND Two-
STEP; by C. L. Strohm; pf. [26212
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248154; Chas. L. Strohm, Fort
Myer, Va.
LIFE’S PRIVILEGE; song for offertory, |
words anon., music by Harry Rowe |
Shelley; soprano or tenor in G.
[26213) |
©- Oct. 26, 219107 267Gb iam
1910; E 241798; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
1508
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26230
LIGHT OF THE WORLD; general anthem,
words scriptural, music by Arthur
Berridge: mixed voices. 4to. (York
series, anthems, glees, etc., no. 348.)
[26214
© Noy. 5, 1910; 2 « Nov. 18,
1910; E 248589; Banks & son., York,
England.
LIGHTHOUSE (THE) KEEPER; written
and composed by Billy Merson and
Josh Dixson. [26215
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244045; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
LIGHTS FOR JESUS; words by Harriet
H. Pierson, music by D. B. Towner.
[26216
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244026; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LIKE AS THE HART DESIRETH THE WaA-
TERBROOKS; words from Psalm 42,
music by S. Liddle; soprano solo
and chorus. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 85.) [26217
© Moy. 19, 1910; 2 c« Nov. 19,
1910; EH 244637; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
Linacs; petite valse, by Carl Wilhelm
Mer sop. 232, No. 1: violin and
piano. (Musical impressions, no. 1.)
[26218
© Move 14, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243471; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
— Russian text by Kath. Begetoff,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Sergei Rachmaninoff,
op. 21, no. 5; high voice in A flat.
[26219
© Oct. 15,1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241496; G. Schirmer, New York,
NY:
LILAS BLANCS; valse lente, di Vin-
cenzo Billi, op. 202, istrumentazione
di Francesco Amoroso, [per banda.]
(Corpe di musica e fanfare, piccolo
partitura, 112773.) [26220
Oc ot, 1910: 2.c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 243291; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
Litty Date; air varie, by I. J. Masten ;
band, with variations for all instru-
ments. 4to. — [26221
©) Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241819; F. C. Menges, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Litter (THE) ADMIRAL; from Songs
of the fleet, words by Henry New-
bolt, music by Charles Villiers Stan-
ford, arr. for solo voice. [26222
© Oct. 31,1910; 2 e. Oct. 31,1910;
E 242985; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
LITTLE BROTHER’S BIRTHDAY MARCH: by
R. Streabbog; piano. [26223
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 243226; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago, I].
LitTLE (THE) GENERAL; march by
Theo. Miller; piano. [26224
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242846; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago, III.
LITTLE GOLDEN BLOND; morceau de
salon by R. Hilenberg, op. 40, ed.
and fingered by M. Greenwald;
piano. [26225
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910:
EH 248190; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
I,ITTLE SISTER’S BIRTHDAY WALTZ; by
R. Streabbog; piano. [26226
© Nov. 12, 1910: 2c. Nov. 11, #910;
EH 243425; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
LITTLE SNOWFLAKE’S ARIETTA; from
the fairy opera, Snégourotchka, text
by A. Ostrovsky, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, music by Nic-
olas Rimsky-Korsakow; high voice.
[26227
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1910;
EH} 241473; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING eYe
LITTLE SOWERS; words and music by
Chas. M. Fillmore. Svo. (Sowing
the seed, no. 18.) [26228
© Sept AO" 1910+ "2 & Ock17,
1910; E 242174; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
LITTLE STORIES; 385 easy studies, with-
out octaves, by Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
130, rev. by O. Thiimer; piano. Book
2. (Melodic studies, no. 6155.)
[26229
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243880; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
LitttE (THE) VIOLET; valsette by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 41, no. 1;
piano. (Flowers of the valley, no. 1.)
[26280
Nov. 1, 1910;
Boston,
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c.
K 241996 ; Oliver Ditson co..,
Mass. -
1509
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26231
pt, 11s, gS; V5
LirtLe (A) WALLFLOWER; romance by
Gustav Cords; piano. (Children’s
festival, no. 4.) [26231
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 244095; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
Tatrite (A) WiLD WHITE ROSE; words
by Shaemas O’Sheel, music by Wal-
ter Morse Rummel. (Two little
melodies, no. 1.) [26232
© Nov. 1, 19103 2°c.-Noy. 41, 1910;
E 248384; Augener, litd., London,
England.
LIVE WIRES RAG; by Adaline Shepherd ;
piano. [ 262338
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2c. Nov. 16, 1910;
B 248525: Harold Rossiter music
eo., Chicago, Il.
LIVING EVERY HOUR FOR JESUS; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by J. W.
Henderson. [ 26234
@) Oct, 20, 1910 2c Oct, 21 1010:
BE 242429: J. W. Henderson, Muske-
gon Heights, Mich.
"LIZA HAD HOLD OF MY HAND; written
and composed by Alec Kendal.
[26235
©! Nov. 40,4910); 2 er wNove.10,
1910; E 244330; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
Log DES FRUHLINGS; ged. von L. Uh-
land, musik von Joseph Marx, fur
hohe stimme. (Lieder und gesange,
erste folge, no. 15.) [26236 |
Gre Sen. 24 10105) 2). OE. 29,
1910; EQ 241910; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
LOHENGRIN. See Wagner (R.)
Lota Lee; written and composed by
Huntley Trevor and T. W. Thurban.
; [26237
©) Oct. 13, 1910) 2) c.Oct. 14; 1910;
BH 242014; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
LONDON (Das) GIRL; text von O. A.
Alberts, musik von Walter Kollo.
[26238
© Get, 2671910 >-2 c.-Oet. 26; 1910;
) 242734; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
Ait Ol, welens WViOTeh iy Ll.
Salon-orchester. 2. Orchester. 4to.
[ 26239, 26240
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 28,
1910; E 242795, 242796; Harmonie-
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
LoNELY (THE) ROSE; music by HE.
Hermes, arr. by Rhys-Herbert. (Oc-
tavo ed. of choruses for female
voices, no. 3427.) [26241
© Nov. 11, 1910292 eeeione: 12;
1910; E 244437; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
Lone (THE) DAY CLOSES; part song,
music by Sullivan, arr. by John H.
West; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
album, no. 987.) [26242
© Oct: 20, 191032 crOciH eis AGi10;
E 242910; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas- -
gow, Scotland.
words by Henry F. Chorley, music
by Arthur Sullivan, arr. by Percy E.
Fletcher. 1. Two sopranos and con-
tralto. 2. Mixed voices. 4to. (Cur-
wen edition. nos. 71295 and 60955. )
[26248, 26244
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 13,
1910; E 240996, 240998; J. Curwen
& sons, ltd., London, England.
LONG, LONG AGO; folk song, theme with
variations by Rose M. Brochard;
piano. [26245
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438246; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
LONGING FOR HOME; part-scng, words
by Frederic W. Root, music by Eric
Meyer-Helmund, arr. by EF. W. Root;
1st and 2nd sop. and 1st and 2nd
alto. 4to. (Supp. music for schools,
no. 40.) [26246
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241588; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Il.
LONGLEY’S BEAUTIFUL SONGS. Supple-
ment. Music by C..:Ps Longley.
Svo. [26247
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2/1910;
A 272955; C. Payson Longley, Wash-
ington, D. C.
1.00-HOO-HOONY; words and music by
Edna Jane. [26248
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1910; H 245601;
Mrs. Edna Jane Dolf, New York,
REPS
LooK OUT FOR. JIMMY VALENTINE;
words by Edward Madden, music by
G. Edwards. [ 26249
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E. 244349; Gus Edwards, ine.,. New
York, N= Ye
1510
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
LOOKING BACK; words by Louisa Gray,
musie by Arthur S. Sullivan, ed. by
M. Greenwald. [26250
ev. (, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243189; Century music pub. COs
New York, N. Y.
Lorp (THE) IS COME; anthem for Ad-
vent or Christmas, words by Arthur |
Penrhyn Stanley, music by Arthur |
Berridge. 4to. [26251
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242025; Weekes & co., London,
England.
Lorp PiccoLo; operette in 3 akten, mu- |
No. 1. Vorspiel.
No. 6.
sik von Berenyi.
No. 2. Auftrittslied Gaston.
Ensemble. Ne. *- Duett.
Finale. No. 10. Introduction. u.
enor, No. 11. Duett. No. 138. En-
semble der guste. No. 15. Finale,
3. akt. No. 16. Marsch - quartett.
Klavierauszug. [26252-26261
© ie Oct. 29, 1910; D 18753—
18762; Henry W. Savage, New
Perk oN. ¥.
Los ANGELES; words and music by
Edith Brown-Young, arr. by Lelia A.
Dilz. [26262
© July 3, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
meeertiso, .Young & Dilz, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Lotus (THE) FLOWER; novelette, by
Frank E. Hersom; piano. [26263
© Woy 11/°1910;°2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243457; Head music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE AND REDEMPTION; words by
Harriette Waters, music by D. B.
Towner. [26264
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244031; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LOVE ETERNAL; words by Fred. H.
Weatherly, music by Stephen Adams.
E flat. [26265
@© Noy. 14, 1910; 2c. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244540; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
LOVE IN A BUNCH OF ROSES; lyric by
Ballard Macdonald, music by R.
Chapi. [26266
ie) Oe 28,1910 ; 2xe. Oct. 29, 1910;
BE 241842; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Work N.Y.
LOVE LIKE THE DEW DROPS SO PURE;
duet from The merry widow re-
married, words by B. H. Sheafer,
music by Karl von Wegern. [26267
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2-c. Nov. 8, 1910;
BE} 244231; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. N.Y:
No. 9. |
3)
26276
LOVE ME; from Jumping Jupiter,
words and music by Richard Carle.
[26268
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1910;
H 242750; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. Noy:
LOVE ME WITH YOUR BIG BLUE EYES;
words and music by Kendis and
Paley. [26269
© Nov. 2, 1910: 2 e. Nov. 4, 1910:
EH 245170; Kendis and Paley, New
Wonk, Now;
LOVE QUEST; words by Richard Scrace,
music by Roberta Geddes-Harvey.
[26270
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 29, 1910;
EH 241831; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
LOVE TOOK HIM TO THE CROSS; words
by E. M. Wadsworth, music by D. B.
Towner. [26271
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 244008; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LovE WAVES; from Three million dol-
lars, lyric by David Kempner, music
by Anatol Friedland. [26272
-"©.Ocke 17, 19105 27e) Och 21, 1010:
E 242410; Leo. Feist, New York,
INSY:
LOVE WILL FORGIVE AND FORGET; words
by Will A. Heelan, music by Sey-
mour Furth. [26273
© Nov. 15, 1910; e. Nov. 15,
1910; IE 244496; Jos. Morris co., New
Yorks Ne: Y?
»)
onl
LOVE WISHES; words by Wm. H. Rob-
ertson, music by Wim. L. Lewis.
[26274
© July 26, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31,1910;
E 242869: Lewis and Robertson, Chi-
eago, Ill.
LOVELAND; comedy duet, words by
Norman Grant, music by Godfrey
[26275
Mayne.
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2:¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242201: Reynolds & co., London,
England.
Lover’s (THE) DREAM (La reve
d@amour) ; a fantasy by J. B. Wal-
. : . ° oe2or7R
ters; piano and violin. [26276
© Nov. 11, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 14,
1910; EQ 244444; Jefferson Brooks
‘Valters, Detroit, Mich.
TE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. LAE Ve 5.
LOVE’S CONFESSION; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Fred. W.
Sparrow. No. 1 in D flat. No. 2 in
E fiat. [26277, 26278
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 26,
1910; E 242740, 242741; Gould & co.,
London, England.
LOVE’S FAIRYLAND WALTZES; by Glenn
W. Ashley; piano. [26279
© “Noy. 12) 19103, 2c: (Nowe due
1910; E 2438426; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
Dempsey, music by Louis A. Drum-
heller, arr. by Rudolf Thaler.
[26280
© Nov: 10. 1910: 2 -c. Noy. 4d,
1910; E 248368; Jos. Morris co., New
Work eiN: AY:
LOVE’S HARVEST; words by Elizabeth
Charles, music by R. G. Thompson.
[26281
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
HE 2438590; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land.
|
LOVE’S GOLDEN STAR; words by J. HE.
LOVE’S LOYALTY; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by J. Harold.
[26282
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1910;
EH 244494; Leonard & co., London,
England.
LOVE’S MIRROR; valse lente by Wm. W.
Lowitz; piano. [26283
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c Oct. 21, 1910: |
K 242414; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
cago, Il.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; by Molloy, arr. |
by Bickford; guitar, [26284
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 20, 1910;
K 241556; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
LOVEY, DOVEY DOVE; words and music by
G. C. Hill. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [26285
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910:
EK 242950; Grover Cleveland Hill, |
Memphis, Tenn.
LucinDA; words by Leo Weis, music |
by R. M. Krause. [26286
© Oct’ 18,°1910; 2 c.. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241528; Palisades music
pub. co., Hoboken, N. J.
LULLABY; by Le Roy B. Campbell,
op. 8; piano. [26287
OV Orcke 210: 2c. Oct= 29.
1910; E 241833; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
M’AIMEZ
LULLABy—Continued.
words by M. V. Wax, music by
H. Kirkus Dugdale. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26288
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240703; Margaret V. Wax, Glas-
gow, Mont.
LULLABY LAND; waltz, by Lillie May
Miller; piano. [26289
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ce. Oet. 28, 1910;
E 242770; Paul A. Schmitt, Minnea-
polis, Minn.
LULLAPALOOZA. LOU, QUEEN OF THE
CHIFFON ISLANDS, GREEN AND BLUE;
songs of musical comedy, words and
music by Mrs. L. B. Kiefer. [26290
© 1 ¢. Nov: 18, 19102" 43501:
_Mrs. Luoise B. Kiefer, Rochester,
NYE
LUXEMBURG; valSe on melodies from
the operetta The Count of Luxem-
burg, by Franz Lehar; piano. New
edition. [26291
© Oct. 24; 1910; 2 e: Oei. 25, 1510;
E 241777; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
LyrkE (THE) AND FLOWER; words by
F. Hemans, music by Oliver King:
treble voices. 4to. (Six two-part
Songs, no. 2.) [26292
© Sept. 6,: 19102) 2) een e
1910; E 242210; Vincent music ¢o.,
Itd., London, England,
LYRISCHES TONGEDICHT (Lyric tone
poem) ; von Theodor Bohlmann; fiir
grosses orchester. Score. [26293
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
FE 242718; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
vous (Do you love me);
words and music by Robert Allen
Cole. [26294
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 eee
1910; E 244518; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Ma, Ma; written and composed by
Geo. A. Stevens and Chas. Ridgwell.
[26295
© Nov. 17; 1910; 2 eyo
1910; E 244564; Francis,
Hunter, London, England.
Ma MERE L’OYE; 5 piéces enfantines,
par Maurice Ravel, transcription
par Jacques Charlot, pour piano.
[26296
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 & Nov. 14,
1910; E 2438503; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
1512
Day & |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
MA PALE-BROWN LADY SUE; words by
J. K. Draper, music by J. C. Bart-
lett; men’s voices. (Octavo series
no. 368.) [26297
ower. 17, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 17,
1910; E 244557; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Macaroni JOE; words by Stanley
Murphy, music by Percy Wenrich.
[26298
eeece 17 1910; 2c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242401; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
MACFARLANE (WILLC.) Caprice.
organist’s anthology, no. 15.)
[26299
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241583; G. Schirmer, New York,
| ee
M. A. C. G. R. E. G. O. R.; written
and composed by Frank W. Carter,
Will E. Haines and Donovan Meher.
[26300
ie 27. 1910: 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241804; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
(The
MACUSHLA; words by K. V. Howard,
music by Dermot Macmurrough.
[26301
meer 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21,
1910; E 242455; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
MADAME SHERRY; Waltzes by Karl
Hoeschna, arr. by T. P. and Geo: J.
Trinkaus; mandolin orchestra.
[26302
fee wov.21G, 1910; 2 e:° Nov: 17,
1910: FE 244585: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MADAME TROUBADOUR; march from the
operetta by Felix Albini, arr. by
Aug. C. Ely; pf. [263038
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244367; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. N. Y.
selection, arr. by Aug. C. Ely;
piano. [26304
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244106; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
igi N.Y.
MAD’MUAZEL FRU-F Rev; versi di G. Ca-
purro, musica di S. Gambardella;
eanto e mandolino. [26305
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
KH 248081; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
26314
MADRIGAL; paroles et musique par G.
Aubert. [26306
ao Oct./3, 19102 Oct. 22 ae all
E 241661; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
MADRILENA (LA); chanson-danse, pa-
roles de EK. Ronn et F. L. Bénech,
musique de Léo Daniderff. [26307
©, Nov. 22, 1910-2 © Noy. 41%
OTC oT 243494 - L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
MADEL’S HAB’T IHR DENN KEIN HERZ:
text von Otto Otto, musik von Wal-
ter Kollo. [26308
@ Oct 267 1910. 2c. ¥ Oct e26,
1910; E 242728; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
MARCHEN; ged. von Franz Evars, mu-
sik von Victor von Woikowsky-
Biedau, op. 30, fiir mittlere stimme
mit klavier. (KO6nigslieder, no. 1.)
[26309
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244176; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
MARCHENBRUNNEN; gavotte, von J.
Hasler, op. 67, fiir pianoforte.
[26310
© Sept: 15, 1910-" 2G "Oct. 26;
1910; EH 242696; Joseph Hasler, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Maccizt RYAN FROM DUBLIN TOWN;
written and composed by J. P. Har-
rington, Harry Lane and John Neat.
[26311
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244331; B. Feldman &€ ©co.,
London, England.
Macic Mirror; waltzes by F. H. Losey,
op. 255; orchestra. 4to. [26312
© Nov. 215.0 191032 c Nev. 16,
1910; E 243551; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS:
based on the fifth Gregorian tone. by
S. Wesley Sears. 4to. [2638138
@©.Oct. «25... 1910s.) 2, se. « Octy 120,
4910>. H 242638;,.H.. W. Gray Co.,
INGwe ODeNe oy
set to music in the key of B flat
by T. F. Dowden: mixed voices.
4to. [263814
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244057: T. F. Dowden, Bedford.
England.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., Vv. 5
MAGNOLIA BLOSSOMS; polka caprice by
Frederic Emerson Farrar; piano.
[26315
© Now 7) 19103/2: cy Nowa 8) 1900 ;
BE 244932: M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks Ny XN.
MAID OF THE PANGO ISLE; words and
music by Herbert Ingraham.
[26316
© Nov 18, 19107 2 "e Nov 48;
1910; E 248581; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N.. Y.
[263817
Oct. 29,
Shapiro,
piano.
© Oct. 29, 1910; e.
1910; E 241838; Maurice
New York, N. Y.
MAIENBLUTEN; ged. von L. Jacobow-
sky, musik von Joseph Marx, fiir
hohe stimme. (Lieder und gesinge,
erste folge, no. 16.) [26318
@,- Sept. 124, 19102 2) @ sOct..29,
1910; E 241911; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
Be
Mason PORTER’S MARCH AND TWO-STEP;
by C. L. Strohm; pf. [26319
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1910;
Hy 243155°" Chas. iu Stroy, -hort
Myer, Va.
MALBRUCK VALZER; Sui motivi favoriti
dell’ operetta di Ruggero lLeonca-
vallo, riduzione di Vincenzo Billi,
per piano. [26320
© Ochwdiy 1910: 2 es Nov... 12)
a
1910; E 244451; Carisch & Jinichen, |
Milan, Italy.
MAMMA -TOIA ’ADDA’ SAPE’; canzona
appassionata, versi di Arturo Ma-
tacea, musica del Carlo Fiore.
[26821
@ Noy, 18). 1910: ¢. “Nowe 5;
1910; E 244515; C. Malchiodi, New
ork JIN: Ye
»)
a
MAMMA’S BIRTHDAY WALTZ; by R.
Streabbog; piano. [26322
@i Nove db. 1910-2 \e Nowe at:
1910; E 2438508; Frank K. Root &
eo. New. York, .N..-Y.
MAMMA’S DOLL; words and music by
Wilfred Traher. [26323
©) Now. tat” 1910 ce Nov. 10)
1910; EK 244816; Wilfred Charles
Traher, London, Ontario, Canada.
9
vs
MAMMA’S FAVORITE; waltz -by: R.
Streabbog; piano. [26324
© Now 10; 1910 2 ce. Nov. 7,
1910; BE 2438227; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
a
|
Man (A) ’S A FOOL TO WORRY; words
by Ernest E. Kilian, music by P.
EKugene. [26325
© Oct. 20, 1910: 32) coa@er D9,
1910; E 242372; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
MAN (THE) WHO FOUND KELLY; words
by Michael J. Malady, music by P.
Eugene. [26326
© Oct. 19,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242375; Maurice Shapiro, New
Viorks,. No ve
MANDOLINATA » RUSTICA; ~—(Lindliches -
mandolinenstindchen) ; par F, Paolo
Frontini; piano. [26327
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 GC Nova 2ao10-
EH 244452; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy. -
MANON CHERIE; canzonetta par
Georges Picquet, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [26828
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242354; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
MANTLE (THE) OF ELIJAH; operetta
in five acts, words by Josiah Daniel,
musie by- W. , TD Bvaosse vocal
score. Blueprint. [26329
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; D 18768;
William T. Hvans, Olyphant, Pa.
MarRcH (THE) OF THE PARISH
SCHOOLS; words by Henry A. Brann,
music by W. Rhys-Herbert. 4to.
; [26330
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243026; J. Fischer & bro., New
VonkseN wy
MarcH ON, AMERICA; words and mu-
sic by Edward Octavus Flagg, arr.
by L. R. D.; mixed voices. (Secular
octavo music, no. 6.) [26331
© Nov. 16, 19102 2°@ AwGwe 16;
1910; EH 243540; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MarcHre A LA TURQUE; de Kontski,
transcrit par S. Becker von Grabill,
op. 80; piano. [26332
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 248047; S. Becker von Grabill,
Lancaster, Pa.
MARCHE DES JEUNES GARDES; par Ant.
Gilis op. 448, pour piano. (Six
morceaux, no. 6.) [26333
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910; E 241860; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
1514
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26351
MARCHE PRINTANIERE; par Edm. Filip-
puci: piano. [26334
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 «& Nov. 5, 1910;
moetsat; Fmnoch & co.,. Paris,
France.
MARCIA TRIONFALE; par F. Paolo Fron-
tini; piano. [263835
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
EK 244458; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan, Italy.
MARGARETE; versi di A. Barbieri,
musica di V. Di Chiara; canto e man-
dolino. [26336
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 2438087; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
MARGUERITE; gavotte by W. Westlake;
piano. (Garden of flowers, no. 1.)
[26337
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c Oct. 29,
1910; E 241870; W. Stratton, Lon-
don, England.
valse par Charles Go-
(Carneval, no. 2.)
[268388
u© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
Be 244172; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
MARGUERITE ;}
dard, pour piano.
MARIENLIED; ged. von Novalis, musik
yon Joseph Marx, fiir hohe stimme.
(Lieder und gesinge, erste folge, no.
chr ee [26339
© Sept. 24, 1910: 2 ec. Oct. 29,
1910: EH 241912; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
MARIETTE; paroles de Emile Rhein,
musique de Sterny et Courquin.
[26340
ee sep 25, 1910 2 © Oct. 22,
1910; E 241659; Courquin & Sterny,
Paris, France.
MARIGOLD MAZURKA; by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [26341
© Noy. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242849; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
MARKSTERN BEAUTY DANCE ALBUM,
No. 1; containing all the latest for-
eign and American popular successes,
as waltzes, two-steps and barn
dances, by Franz Lehar and others,
arr. by Aug. C. Ely and Wm. H.
Tyers; pf. [263842
(©) ‘Nov. 14,0 1910; 2):c> Nov: 12,
1910; BH 244431; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MARRIAGE A LA CARTE; finale—act 2,
words by C. M. S. McLellan, musie
by Ivan Caryll. [26343
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 10, 1910;
H 244281; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
—— opening chorus—act 1, words by
C. M. S. McLellan, musie by Ivan
Caryll. [26344
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1910;
EK 244280; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
—— opening chorus—act 3, from the
musical play, words by C. M. S. Me-
Lellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
; [26345
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ce Nov. 15,
1910; H 244543; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
MARRY A MAN WHO LOVES YoU; words
by F. S. Williston, music by George
K. Castello. [26346
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EB 243351; Francis S. Williston, Phil-
lipsburg, N. J.
MARSH BEGINNERS BAND BOOK; latest
improved system of instruction, by
W.S. Ripley. obl. 24mo. [26347
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 244844; B. O. Marsh, Decorah,
Iowa.
| MARSZ ZJEDNOCZENIA; polsko-rzymsko-
katolickiego, utozyl.w stylu trud-
niejszym i latwym na fortepian, Hug.
Walkiewicz, op. 67. [263848
© May 27, 1910; 2c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 243264; HEug. Walkiewicz, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Same. [263849
© May=27, 1910-82) er. Nove 26,
1910; E 248524; Hug. Walkiewicz,
Chicago, Il.
MartTIN (ROBERT-CHARLES) Sonate, op,
51; pour violon et piano. [26350
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 14, 1910;
BE 243505; Louis Rouhier, Paris,
France.
Christ-
H,
MarRTIN LUTHER’S HYMN: for
mastide, music by Gertrude
Swift; voices in unison. 4to. (Mu-
sie for the Christmas service, no,
768. ) [26351
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 27, 1910;
KB 242919: G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
1515
68294—10——-6
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26392
* Dé. TEE RE Sv. S
MarTINI (THE) METHOD; from The
wife tamers, words by James Clar-
ence Harvey, music by -Robert Hood
Bowers. [26352
© Nov. 16,1910; 2¢. Nov. 17, 1910;
EK 244576; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
MATTINATA; par FEF. Paolo Frontini;
piano. [263853
© Oct. 11,1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
EH 244454; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan,
Italy.
Marx (JosePpH) Lied; ged. von A. de
Musset, fiir tenor. (Lieder und ge
singe, erste folge, no. 14.) [26354
©7Sepe: 240 1910=52 Jc. Oct., 29;
1910; E. 241909; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
-Mary JANE; words and music by J. R.
Watt. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [263855
©) Oct 31191022 c, Oct-31, 49105
EK 242947; John R. Watt, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
MASCAGNI (PrEeTRO) Cavalleria rusti-
caha; redigiert von Bogumil Zep-
ler, fiir klavier mit tiberlegtem text.
No. 1-5. (Musik fiir alle, no. 73 der
folge, no. 1, VII. jahrgang.) [26356
Gesept. 30; 1910: 72) cj, -Octk..29,
1910; E 241894; Ullstein & co., Ber-
lin, Germany.
Mass no. 8 IN C; by A. L. Gabert;
male voices in two choirs. Vocal
seore. 4to. [ 26357
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Nov..7, 1910;
HH 248197; Abel L. Gabert, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Mass or St. CEcILIaA; music by J. E.
Turner; mixed voices. 4to. [26358
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241782; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
' Boston, Mass.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Air de ballet; extrait des Scénes pit-
toresques, transcription par Jules
Cottin, pour piano et mandoline,
[26359
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 248008; Heugel & cie.,, Paris,
France.
MATCHLESS (THE) GIFT; a new Christ-
mas service, words by James Rowe
and others, music by 8S. W. Beazley
and others. Cover-title, 15 p. 8 vo.
$0.05. [26360
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
A 274557; William Edie Marks, Wil-
mington, Del.
MATTHEWS (H, ALEXANDER) ‘Three
idyls from Arcady ; words by Thomas
S. Jones, jr., set to music by H. A.
Matthews. [263861
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244260; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
MAY EVE; OR KATE OF ABERDEEN; Can-
zonette by P, A. Kreusser, arr. by
Alfred Moffat; voice and piano.
[26362
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2'€. Nov. 19, 1910.
E 2483881; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
MAYBERRY’S CHARTS; with diagrams
fully explained, for violin, mandolin,
guitar and banjo. [263638
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
A 274360; Chas. E. Mayberry, New
Works. Neve
MAYFLOWER (A); by W. L. Blumen-
Schein, op. 138; piano. [26364
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EL 242564; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MAZOURKA HOLLANDAISE; by Christ-
iaan Kriens;: violin and piano.
[26365
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240994; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN Ye
MAzuURKA; by Ernest F. Jores, op. 21;
piano. [26366
© Nov. 17, 1950 2kegaoveds:
1910; FE 248578; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago, Ill.
MAzURKA; von Erkki Melartin, op. 66,
no. 1, fiir klavier. [26367
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1910;
EK 242027; Weekes & co., London,
England.
MazurKA See Chopin (F. F.)
par L. Aloiz,
(Quatre mor- [|
[26368 |
MAZURKA DE CONCERT;
op. 51, pour piano.
ceaux, no. 4.)
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244401; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, |
Leipzig, Germany.
MEADOW BROOK; waltz by R. Streab- }
bog; piano. [26369 !
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910; |
E 243228; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
1516
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26388
MEASURELESS GRACE FOR ME; words by
Mildred Edwards, arr. by James M.
Gray, music by D. B. Towner.
[26370
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244010; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MEDITATION; by J. Frank Frysinger;
organ. obl. Svo. [26371
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244212; J. Fischer & bro., New
ork, NM: Y.
MEDITATION; by Will C. Mcfarlane;
(The organist’s anthology, no. 16.)
L2oane
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241582; G. Schirmer, New York,
er. Y.-
MEERNACHT (Night); words by Ferdi-
nand Ewald Toennies, music by
Hans Kronold; op. 25, no. 3; high
voice. (Rosen und zypressen, no.
3.) [26373
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242506; Carl Fischer, New York,
ney.
MEET ME IN THE MOONLIGHT; words
and music by J. T. Byrne. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [263874
© Nov. 18; 1910: 2 c. Nov. 18,
1910; E 248623; Joseph T. Byrne,
Syracuse, N. Y.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT IN SHADOW; words
and music by G. W. Krebs. Profes-
sional. ' [26375
(1 ce Nov. 12, 1910; EB 244475;
Geo. W. Krebs, Thomas, Okla.
MEFIANCE; paroles et musique de G.
Aubert. [26376
(pects 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK 241662; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
MEIN FREUND DER MEYER UND ICH;
text von Otto Otto, musik von
Walter Kollo. [26377
© @ct, 26, 1910;72 c. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242729; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
MELARTIN (ERKKI)
59; revidiert von Wilh. Dugge.
(Lyrisches no. 5.) [26378
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243285; K. G. Fazer, Leipzig,
Germany.
Impromptu, op.
—— Intermezzo, op. 59; revidiert von
|) Wilh. Dugge. (lLyrisches, no. 4.)
[26379
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EB 243284; K. G. Fazer, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
Lol
MELARTIN (HRKKI)—Continued.
Nocturne, op. 64, no. 1; fiir violine
und klavier. [26380
©VOck, Alt 1910292) er Ocri4
1910; E 242026; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
M®&Lopir. See Moszkowski (M.)
MELODIE FROM CHANTS DU VOYAGEUR;
by Ignace J. Paderewski, op. 8, no.
3, rev. and fingered by Hans T. Sei-
fert; piano. [26881
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 12,1910;
E 240998; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING Ye
MELODY AT DAWN; by F. Henri Klick-
mann; piano. [26382
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242813; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago, III.
MELODY ON C AND G STRINGS; [by M. A.
Bickford] ; cello. [26383
©) Oct: (25, 11910= 92.-c% Oct... 26
1910; BH 242895: U. S. school’ of
music, New York, N. Y.
MEMORIES; words and music by Victor
Baxter. [26384
© = Nov. 16) 1910°2"c@ Nov. 18;
1910; E 243597; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD; waltzes by
H. S. Higgins; piano. [26385
©Noves 15,7 191 OF 25. ce aNov. 11,
1910; E 248373; Harold S. Higgins,
Bar Harbor, Me.
words and music by T. O’Day.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[263886
©! Oct. 4, 1910; 2c, Oct. 6,41910;
EB 240716; Thomas O’Day, New York,
Nias
MEMORIES OF MOTHER; words by Fred.
P. Morris, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [26387
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1910;
EK 241748: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MENACE (LA); poésie de H. de Régnier,
musique de Albert Roussel, op. 9,
pour chantet piano. Voix moyennes.
[263888
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
KH 242997: Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris, France.
{
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26389
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wig Fenix) Charming spring; part
song, music adapted and arr. by
William Dressler, for women’s voices,
with violin obbl. and piano acc.
(Oct. edition, no. 12081.) [26389
©) Oct. 4.1910 2c. Oct. 14, A910;
E 242004; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
MENUET; by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[26390
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243275; J“. H. Larway, London,
England.
Menuet. See Moszkowski (M.)
MENUET EN RE; von F. J. Gossec, arr.
von Alfred Moffat, ftir violine mit
pianoforte-begleitung, nach den orig-
inal ausgaben. (Classische stiicke,
NO. 22.) [26891
© Sept..275.21910 32. €Oek 22,
1910; E 241715; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
MENUETT. See Beethoven (L. van)
Merry (A) HEART; and other songs
and part-songs, words by various au-
thors, music by H. Walford Davies,
op. 88. Vocal score. 4to. London,
Sidney Riorden. [26392
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242459; H. Walford Davies, Lon-
don, England.
Vocal parts. [26393
OuNove 3). 1910226. Nov..3) 4910:
E 244055; Henry Walford Davies,
London, England.
MERRY SPRINGTIME; waltz by J. Brown-
field; piano. [26394
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242831; Hrank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
MESSAGE (THE) OF CHRISTMAS; words
and musie by Robert Harkness.
[26395
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910:
E 244041; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MESSAGE (THE) OF THE ANGELS; text
Biblical and in part from The key
of life by F. G. Scott, music by Wil-
liam Reed. Vocal score. 4to.
[26396
Gv od. AGO 2 GC. -- Nove. 10:
1910; D 18764; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
pt. 1, n. s., v.5
MESSAGE OF THE BREEZE; words and
music by Grace G. Gardner; low
voice. [26897
© Nov. 16, -1910; 2 eer. 1G;
1910; E 2438532; John Chureh ¢Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MESSENGER OF LOVE;
W. C. Powell; piano.
tone poem by
[26398
© Nov. 12, 19900) 2a te
1910; E 248427; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
MIA CARA GIULIETTA; versi di A. Cali-
fano, musica di E. Di Capua; canto
e mandolino. [26399
© Oct. 21, 1910202 ieee =.
1910; E 243106; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
MIA CARISSIMA; valse by Guillaume
Van Den Dyck; piano. [26400
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248304; Boosey & eo., London,
England.
Mia (LA) ROSA: versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di C. Mirelli;
canto e mandolino. [26401
© Oct. 20, 19105 .2peeeNouens
1910; E 248095; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
MIAMI; a southern idyll by Egbert
Van Alstyne; piano. [26402
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 243314; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
MIETITURA (LA); versi di-R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di C. Mirelli;
canto e mandolino. [26403
© Oct. 215: 1910; 2ee tov ae:
1910; E 248101; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
Micuty LorD OF EARTH AND SEA. See
Gounod (C. F.)
MIGNON; overture from the opera by
Ambroise Thomas; full orchestra.
4to. [26404
©: Nov. 17,. 199023) 25esehowenas-
1910; E 244596; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London, England.
Mikapo (THE); overture arr. by Geo.
L. Tracy; piano 4 hands. New
York, Wm. A. Pond & co. [26405
© Oct. 22, 1910;122-eG@ciae2,
1910; E 241628; Alex. P. Browne,
Boston, Mass.
MILiITAR-MARSCH; von W. Brandt, op.
16, fiir 2 cornets a pistons mit
klavierbegleitung. [26406
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
FE 244402; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
1518
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26424
Mimi (THE) IN THE DELL (Die miihle
im waldthal) ; by H. Necke, op. 227;
piano. [26407
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244304; Theo. Presser ¢co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PALMETTO SLIDE; by
Kerry Mills; piano in schottische
time. [26408
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242016; Frederick Allen. Mills,
New York, N. Y.
Mitts (KERRY)
Mimi PINSON; poésie de Alfred de
Musset, adaptation musicale de
Francis Thomé. [26409
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EB 242339; Thomé, Paris, France.
MIMOSA GAVOTTE; von W. Aletter, arr.
von G. Giampietro, fiir 2 mandolinen,
mandola, guitarre und _ klavier.
(Mandolinen-musik, no. 39.) [26410
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244403; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germaby.
MINERVA; march-two step, by Clark
O’Donneil; piano. [26411
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 2444838; Carl Hoffman music co.,
IKkansas City, Mo.
MINNE TONKA; words and music by
S. F. Leese. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26412
[ee wov. 12, 1910; 2 ec Nov. 15,
1910; E 244506; S. Fred Leese, Chi-
eago, Ill.
MINUET; by Carl Reger, op. 19, no. 3;
piano. (10 kleine albumblatter, no.
3.) [26413
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242470; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
MINUETT. See Bizet (G.)
Mrrawtpa; suite de valses by A. Bose.
(Orpheus military band edition.)
[26414
Nov 17, 1910-7 2c. Nov. 17,
1910; E 244597; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London, England.
Mrrroir (LE) (The mirror); paroles
@Ed. Haraucourt, Eng. version and
music by A. Fredin. Cincinnati,
W. H. Willis & co. [26415
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242715; Aline Fredin, % Willis
music co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss FortuNE; words and music by
J. T. Boyet. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [26416
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 248071; John T. Boyet, Lewisburg,
Tenn.
Miss Liperty; march and two-step by
Sidney Leroy; piano. [26417
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242517; Carl Fischer, New York,
Na YS
Mr. JorttysBoy. See Chappell’s army
journal, no. 368.
Mr. ROOSEVELT OUR COUNTRY CALLS FOR
you; words and music by W. Hogan,
arr. by A. L. Maresh. [26418
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2c. Nov. 7, 1910;
HY 243200; Wim. Hogan, Lorain, Ohio.
Mr. TANNHAUSER: from The deacon
and the lady, lyric by George Totten
Smith, musie by Alfred HE. Aarons.
[26419
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
He 242205; Chas. K. Harris, New
Work Na:
Mister Voodoo; from Naughty Mari-
etta, lyric by -Rida Johnson Young,
music by Victor Herbert. [26420
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
H 242645; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorke iN. Ye: i
\
MISTLETOE; lyric by Ed. Rose, music by
Fred. W. Hager. [26421
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
FE 241825; Jos. Morris co., New York,
Ne Ye
MITTERNACHT; text von Hlsa Laura
von Wolzogen, musik von Joan Ma-
nén, op. A-4. (Sechs lieder, no. 2.)
[26422
@ Sept. 12. 1910; 2 ¢ Oct 26,
1910; HE 242702; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
Mockine (THE) BIRD; by C. Lamb,
piano. New York, Eaton music pub.
co. [264238
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
EH 242018; Carrie Lamb, Buchanan,
Mich.
MopDERN EDUCATION; words and music
by Ned Highland. [26424
© Nov. “16; 1910: 2 ‘e@ “Nov... 2%,
1910; EH 244586: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1519
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26425
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
MoDERN PIANO COMPOSITIONS; compiled
by Wm. Arms Fisher. (Half dollar
music series. ) [26425
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241991; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
MoDERN SINGING METHOD; Chas.
Morell; low voice. [26426
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242719; Allan & co., Melbourne,
Australia.
by
MoDERNES VORTRAGSALBUM ; instruktive
ausgabe, von Heinrich Germer, fiir
pianoforte. Band 1, vorstufe.
[26427
© Sept. 380, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241896; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
Moprest Mazir; from The deacon and
the lady, lyric by George Totten
Smith, music by Alfred E. Aarons.
[26428
Oct. 1 Bolo! 2 71es, Oct. 1,
1910; E 242204; Chas. K. Harris,
INNew York, N. Y:
MOMENT BY MOMENT; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by W. J. Kirkpat-
rick. [26429
© Oe F222, 1910 “24! Oct; 122,
1910; EH 241610; Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mon amour. See Amor mio.
MontTANA; lyrics by Charles C. Cohan,
music by Joseph E. Howard. [26430
© Och. 28; 1910; (23 cc Oct. Bt,
1910; E 242808; Montana children’s
home society, Helena, Mont.
MONTE EN L’AIR; marche par Ch. Coda
et H. Tarelli, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [26431
OvOcti, 15: 1910) 2. Oct... 17,
1910; E 242358; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
Moon (THE) AND I; song from The
Mikado, arr. by: Geo. . L... Tracy.
New York, Wm. A. Pond & co.
[ 26432
Ome. 22") 1910:, Be... OC 22.
1910; E 241627; Alex. P. Browne,
Boston, Mass,
Moon (THE) AND THE ROSE; romanza
by Chas. Millegram; piano. (Five
compositions from Nature sketches,
no. 38.) [26433
(©) Sepient06 1910s 2. ¢...Oet. 20;
1910; E. 241531; S. Simon, Chicago,
ie
MooNBEAM WALTZ; by Henri Lavalle;
piano. [26434
©. Nov. 1, 191035 2e3G@er ast
1910; HE. 242823; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
MoonLicHt; by Ralph H. Bellairs;
piano. Continental fingering. [26435
© Oct. 28, 1910=" Zee wero:
1910; EH 241985; Hnoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
MooNLIGHT IN THE HILLS; reverie by
Glenn W. Ashley; piano. [26436
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243214; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
MOONLIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI; rev-
erie by Theodore Miller; piano.
[26437
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243206; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
MooNLicHt (THE) PARTY; Caprice by
Henry S. Sawyer; piano. , [26488
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243216; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
MOONLIGHT STRAINS FROM DARKTOWN ;
two-step by C. H. Stuart; pf.
[264389
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241598; Chas. H. Stuart, Chicago,
iQHE
Moonstruck; two-step by Lionel
Monckton arr. by S. Deshon; piano
ace. 4to. [26440
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1910;
EK 248148; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
MoRGENSPAZIERGANG; rokoko-idyll aus
der schiferzeit, von Franciscus
Nagler, ftir duett fiir 1 dame und 1
herrn, mit klavier-begleitung. [26441
© Sept. 30, 1910: 2eee eee a2:
1910; E 241886; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig, Germany.
Mornine; English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by Sergei Rach-
maninoff, op. 4, no. 2; medium or |
[26442 ©
low voice.
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2c) Oc tse oiy -
E 241472: G. Schirmer, New York, |
ING ONG.
MorRNING BELLS (Morgen gléckchen) ;
by Chas. Millegram; piano.
compositions from Nature sketches,
no. 5.)
©. Sept. 10, 1910; °2 eG Ger, 20
1910; H 241533; S. Simon, Chicago, —
Il.
1520
(Five |
[26443
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26461
MORNING GLORY; reverie by Ellis
Woodward; piano. [26444
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
FE 242850; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
MORNING GLORY (Blaue winde) ; words
and music by Theodora Sponagel.
[26445
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242711; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Mornine (A) SONG; words by George
Lees, music by Ernest Austin, op. 2,
no. 3. [26446
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
BE 242527; Novello & co., Itd., Ton-
don, England.
Moss ROSE; reverie by ‘Theodore
Miller; piano. [26447
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244133; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
MOSSALINE WALTZ; by N. Darnell; pf.
[26448
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241606; Nelle Darnell, Vandalia,
Mo.
MoszKkowsxki (Moritz) Canon, op. 81,
ue t- arr, Dy Arthur W. Pollitt;
organ. [26449
sent. 25, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241710: B Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
impunice, Op. 17, no. 5; arr. by
Arthur W. Pollitt; organ. [26450
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241711; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Mélodie, op. 77, no. 9; arr. by
Arthur W. Pollitt; organ. [26451
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c Oct. 22,
1910; E 241709; B Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Menuet, op: 17, no. 10; arr. by
Arthur W. Pollitt; organ. [26452
Sept. 29, 1910: 2 ec: Oet., 22,
1910; E 241708; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
— Spanish dance (Spanischer tanz) ;
op. 12, no. 1, arr. by Philipp Schar-
wenka, ed. and fingered by Philipp
Mittell; viol. and pf. [26453
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241580; G. Schirmer, New York,
jem 6
Moszkowsk1 (Moritrz)—Continued.
Spanish life; caprice de concert,
adapted and ed. by Chas. Kunkel;
pf. ‘ [26454
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EH) 241603; Kunkel bros. musie co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
MOTHERLY LOVE; a reverie, by Edmund
Braham, op. 381; pf. [26455
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248169; Grimmell bros., Detroit,
Mich.
Moro PERPETUO; by Max Bendix, op.
12, no. 3; violin and piano. [26456
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244164; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Erstes
konzert ftir die violine, B dur; mit
kadenzen und vortragsangaben von
Henri Marteau, fiir violine und
piano, mit begleitender. 2. violine
Zu studienzwecken. [26457
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 e« Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241859; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
—— Presto avvertiam Susanna
(Quick, let me warn Susanna);
recit., [and] Il capro e la capretta
(The hind and hart) ; aria, from the
opera Le nozze di Figaro, Hnglish
version by <A. Kalisch, ed. by
Edgardo Lévi; soprano. (Standard
operatic songs, no. 11.) [26458
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241518; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
Zweites konzert fiir die violine, in
D dur; mit kadenzen und vortrag-
sangaben, von Henri Marteau, fir
violine und klavier, mit begleitender.
2. violine zu studienzwecken,
[26459
©) Sept» 29;, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 29,
1910; E 241915; Steingriiber-verlag,
Leipzig, Germany.
Mvuc#H oBLiceD; from Jumping Jupiter,
words and music by Richard Carle.
[26460
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
EH 242749; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks (N.X,
MULLER (BERNH, Ep.) Nocturno, op,
73; fiir waldhorn mit klavierbeg-
leitung. [26461
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244406; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
1521
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26462
pt. 111, n.s.,v.5
MuFrr-RHEINLANDER; nach motiven der
operette, Die schonste frau, von Gia-
como Minkowski, arr. von Joh. Doeb-
ber, fiir klavier. [26462
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
BE 244405; Felix Bloch erben, Berlin,
Germany.
Musrs (LES) DANS LA FORET; von Ad-
hémar de Flagny, arr. von Alfred
Moffat, fiir violine mit pianoforte-
begleitung, nach den original-aus-
gaben. (Classische stticke, no. 18.)
[26463
© Sept: 27; 1910) 24%C Oct, 22,
1910; E 2417138; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
arr. von Alfred Moffat, op.
16, fiir 2 violinen mit klavier, violon-
cello ad lib. (Transcriptionen klas-
sischer stticke, no. 32.) [ 26464
© Sept 16, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; EH 241704; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Music (THE) OF THE WAVE; words by
H. Ernest Hunt, music by Ernest
Austin. [26465
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EK 241524; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Music OF vioL. (When true hearts
meet in fond love’s kiss); from the
operetta The girl and the kaiser,
words by Bernhard Buchbinder,
American version by Leonard WLieb-
ling, music by Georg Jarno. [26466
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 5, 1910:
EK 244169; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
Musicat A. B. C.; by Auguste Pan-
seron, for elementary vocal instruc-
tion, ed. by Max Friedlaender, rev.
by Max Spicker, English transla-
tions by Th. Baker. 4to. (Library
of musical classics, vol. 979.) [26467
@rOct: 12, 1910; 2°e. Oct, 14; 1910:
X 242000; G. Schirmer, New York,
i.
MUSICIENS (LES) DE CREMONE; pa-
roles de C. Soubise, musique de Ed-
mond Missa, pour baryton. (Choix
des plus jolies mélodies, no. 10.)
[26468
© Oct. 15,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242358; Joubert, Paris, France.
Must If BE; words and music by
Victor Baxter; contralto. [26469
My AEROPLANE GIRL; words by Mildred
Plew, music by Helen Wilkie.
[26470
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Nov. 19, 1910;
E 244624; L. P. Simmons, Chicago,
or
My AIN DEAR NEL; words by A.
Hume, music by Theo. Bonheur.
No. 1 in D. [26471
© Nov. 10, 1910 Zech Now 14,
1910; E 248400; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
My ALABAMA QUEEN; words and mu-
sic by G. Hunter. New York, Je-
rome H. Remick & co. [26472
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c.. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240715; Guy Hunter, New York,
ING
My AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE;
Harry H. Zickel.
© Oct. 28, 1910;
song, by
[26473
2 €. Ociwasds1910:
EK 242811; Kalamazoo corset co.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
My BABY; written and composed by
Herbert Rule and Paul Pelham.
[26474
© Nov: 3, 1910: 2°© Neyeouto10
EL 244044; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
My BAIRNIE; music by Katherine Hey-
man. (Two Scotch songs, no. 2.)
[26475
© Oct. 15,1910; 2 c. Oct. 14,1910;
Ei 242034; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
My CHERUBIE; words by Frederick H.
Smith, music by Robert Batten.
[26476
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 & Novea2s41910>
EH 243300; Boosey & co., London Eng-
land.
My CHOICE, THE GIRL I LOVE; words
and music by E. F. Walter. [26477
©. Oct.. 22, 1910-2) eG s@eree
1910; E 242569; Emil F. Walter,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
MyY COON TOWN BABE; words and music
by Irving and Lee Golden. [26478
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2\c¢ Nevesdcean
1910; E 244499; Schwalbe & Strauss _
music pub co., New York, N. Y.
My COUNTRY HAS FIRST CALL; words by _
Jos. H. McKeon, music by W. Lind- |
say Gordon; in B flat.
© Nov. 15,:1910; 2 c Nov. 16, © Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c Nov. 14,
1910; E 248558; C. W. Thompson 1910; EB 9243510 - Gordon music pub. —
& co., Boston, Mass. CO., New York, N. Y:
1522
et a ae
[2647S 95
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26498
MY COUNTRY ‘TIS FOR THEE; quartet,
music by Elijah Allen; mixed voices.
Svo. [26480
Beetle. 12). 1910: 2 eo Nov. 15,
1910; BE 244497: Elijah Allen, Provi-
dence, R. I.
My DEAR OLD CoAT; written by Albert
E. Ellis, composed by Henry E.
Pether. [26481
Pease 25. 1910: 2 ec. Oct. 25,
fe; BF 241753; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
My DREAM, DREAM MAN; from Judy
forgot, words by Avery Hopwood,
music by Silvio Hein. [26482
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240744; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
MY EVER LOVING SOUTHERN GIRL; words
and music by Hedges bros. and
Jacobson. [26483
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244360: Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Tl.
My FAIR LADY; idyl, by George L.
Spaulding; piano. (Seven easy
pieces, no. 3.) [26484
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244003; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
My GIRL OF THE GOLDEN DAYS; words
by Earle C. Jones, music by May
Aufderheide. [26485
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
- EH 241794: J. H. Aufderheide, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
My HEART HAS LEARNED TO LOVE YOU
NOW DO NOT SAY GOOD-BYE; waltz, by
Harnest R. Ball, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin orches-
tra. (Dance edition, no. 753.)
[26486
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242753; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork, N.Y.
My HEART’S A GARDEN; words and
musie by Gertrude Berrow. [26487
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
H 244089; Weekes & co., London,
England.
My HEART WILL HEAR; words and
music by Caro Roma. [26488
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 16, 1910;
E 244587; M. Witmark & sons, New
Wake Nw.
My tapy Marion; waltzes by Chas. S.
Sweeley; piano. [26489
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 243352; United States music ¢o.,
Williamsport, Pa.
My LAND; march and two-step from
Chauncey Olcott’s Barry of Bally-
more, by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orchestra. 4to.
{26490
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244063; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks Ne We
My LITTLE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER BOY;
written and composed by John A.
Glover-Kind. [26491
©. Nov." 10, 1910. 2) Nove 40;
1910; H 244332; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
words and
Professional.
[26492
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1910; EH 244102;
Michael O’Brien, Passaic, N. J.
My LITTLE FLOWER; words and music
by B. Moray. [26493
Olt Octy 27, 1910; Wi 241809;
Belle Moray, Highland Mills, N. Y.
My LITTLE PRETTY ONE; words, early
17th century, music by S. E. Lovatt;
part song for men’s voices. (Choral
album, no. 984.) 4to. [26494
@ime Sept. 27. 19105). 2c Oct. 1G
1910; E 240678; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow, Scotland.
My LITTLE COUNTRY GIRL;
music by M. O’Brien.
My totus FLoweER; from Judy forgot,
words bv Avery Hopwood, music by
Silvio Hein. [26495
CL Octane 1910; 2ac., OCt cial GIO,
EB 240738: T. B. Harms and Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
My LOVE OF YESTERDAY; words and mu-
sic by Carl Hoffnung. [26496
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
HB 241589; C. W. Hope, Providence,
ee We
My moon; song by G. H. Pélissier,
orchestrated by Henri Lucas. 4to.
[26497
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244309; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
My MoTHER’s sonG; words and music
by ©. W. Shingle. Washington,
D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26498
© ‘Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244084: Charles W. Shingle, EI-
verson, Pa.
1523
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26499
pt. His ns&i, ¥.3
My OLD FRIEND WILL; words and music
by C. L. Fowler, arr. by William
Leander Sheetz. [26499
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243353; White-Sheetz co., Burling-
ton, Iowa.
My OLD SWEET-HEART; words and music
by E. C. Haines. [26500
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242799; Eugene C. Haines, St.
Louis, Mo.
My OWN SWEET GIRL; words and music
by R. R. Carlyle. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26501
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c: Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241762; Rudolph R. Carlyle, Lum-
berton, N.. C.
My PEARL OF PUTNEY; written by Ber-
trand Davis, composed by Ralph
Nairn. [26502
© Noy. 1, 1910: 2 ¢ Nov. 1, 1910:
E 241968; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
My QUEEN MINUET; by Luigi Costan-
tino, op. 26; piano. [26503
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244149; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
My ROSE; words by Marshall Steele,
music by Henry Tolhurst. [26504
© Noy. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 15, 1910;
E 244495; Leonard & co., London,
England.
MY ROSE DREAMS; words and music by
Grove T. Barton. [26505
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910:
E 243254; Maurice Shapiro, New
Work. N.Y.
MY ROSE FROM THE GARDEN OF LOVE; by
Irving M. Wilson; vocal orchestra.
4to. [26506
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2c Nov. 8, 1910:
E 244233; M. Witmark & sons, New
parE wIN > oY.
My ROSE OF LOVE YOU'LL BE; words and
music by HE. L. Gray. [26507
© Oc 14, 1910: 2 c. Noy...18,
1910; E 244629; Ernest L. Gray,
Boston, Mass.
My Saviour; words by Albert S. Reitz,
music by C. H. Marsh. [26508
© Oct. 24,1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242684: Chas. H. Marsh, Winona
Lake, Ind.
1524
My soLpierR Boy; from Judy forgot,
words by Avery Hopwood, music by
Silvio Hein. [26509
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2-6 OgiG 41910-
E 240743; T. B. Harms and Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
My souLt HE SATISFIES; words by Geo.
D. Elderkin, music by G. W. Elder-
kin. [26510
© Oct. 22,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241618; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
Til.
My SWEETHEART ROSIE; words and
music by L. Geimer. Washington,
D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26511
© Nov. 12, 1910-2 eso aS,
1910; FE 244507; Leo Geimer, St.
Louis, Mo.
My TOAST TO rou; from Sweet sixteen,
lyric by George V. Hobart, music
by Victor Herbert. [26512
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 2442384; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y:
My TorREADOR: from Judy forgot, words
by Avery Hopwood, music by Siivio
Hein. [26513
© Oct. %, 1910; 2 e* Geta 4510;
E 240741; T. B. Harms and Francis
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
My vorIcE SHALT THOU HEAR IN THE
MORNING, O LorD;. introit, words
from Psalm 5, music by S. Liddle;
tenor solo and mixed chorus.
[26514
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242668; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
My, WHAT A FUNNY LITTLE WORLD THIS
is and I’M A MARRIED MAN; medley
two-step arr. by R. L. Halie; orches-
tra. -4to: [26515
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 @ Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244105; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York: oN)
Mystic RAG; intermezzo by Boby Du-
gan; piano. [26516
© Nov. 1, 1910:>2 ee @eeeae
1910; HE 242865; Dugan bros., W.
Covington, Ky.
NACHT (DIE) DER MYRTEN UND ROSEN;
ged. von Franz Evers, musik yon
Victor von Woikowsky-Biedau, op.
30, fiir mittlere stimme mit klavier.
(KOnigslieder, no. 9.) [26517
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244184; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26536
NACHTLUFT-WALZER; von Samuel Gross.
Orchesterstimmen, mit piano-direc-
tion. 4to. [26518
emer. 115, 1910; 2. cs "Oct. 17,
1910; E 242038; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
NACHTMUSIK; von Heinrich Neal, op.
25, fiir violoncello und klavier.
[26519
me isen. 21, 1910;.2 ¢. Oct. 24,
1910; E 242580; A. Stamm, Frank-
furt, Main, Germany.
NAPOLEON’S VICTORY; march by Henri
Lavalle; piano. [26520
momavy. a. 1910: 2 ce. Oct. 31,
1910; BE 242820; Frank K. Root &
eo., Chicago, I].
NAUGHTY MARIETTA; a comic opera,
book and lyrics by Rida Johnson
Young, music by Victor Herbert.
Vocal score. 4to. [26521
New 7, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 8,
1910; EH 244235; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
—— song from Naughty Marietta, lyric
by Rida Johnson Young, music by
Victor Herbert. [26522
oer, 19. 1910; 2 c. ‘Oct. 20,
1910; E 241575; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
— song by Victor Herbert; hotel or-
chestra. 4to. [26523
frame. 8 1910: 2 c. Noy. 10;
1910; H 244320; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
NAVAL (THE) PARADE; march and two-
step by Thos. S. Allen; orchestra.
4te. [26524
emer 15. 1910: 2 « Oct. 17,
1910; E 242198; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Navy (THE) oF THE U. S. A.; words
and music by Bert Fitzgibbon.
[26525
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2-¢. Oct. -20,
1910; E 241578; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
NEARER, EVER NEARER; words by God-
frey Thring, music by G. W. Elder-
kin. [26526
@FOet, 22,1910: 2 ‘ce. Oct 22,
1910; E 241624; G. W. Elderkin,
Chicago, III.
NEARER, My GOD TO THEE; words by
Sarah F. Adams, music by Ber-
nard H. White, No. 2 in G, original
key. [26527
O10 21: 1910; -2e Oct 31,
1910; EH 242979; Wickens & co., Lon:
don, England.
15
)
cond
NFARER, My Gop To THEE—Continued.
theme by Lowell Mason, trans-
scribed by Henry S. Sawyer; piano.
[26528
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
HH) 244134; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
words by Sarah Adams, music by
Herbert W. Wareing; meZZ0-so-
prano. [26529
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 38, 1910;
Ei 244097; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
"NEATH THE OLD CHESTNUT TREE, GENE-
VIEVE; lyrics by Graham H. Welch,
music by J. Gunther. [26530
© Oct) 22,1910 -2'e.. Oct. 22:
1910; EH 241599; Geo. Willig & co.,
Baltimore, Md.
"NEATH THE SOUTHERN MOON; from
Naughty Marietta, lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Victor
Herbert. [26531
Oct 25, 1910 5-2 er Ochi 26;
1910; EK 242646; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
NEDJEMA; ballet en un acte et deux
tableaux, scénario de Auguste Ger-
main et Jean Villeurs, musique de
O. de Lagoanére. Partition piano.
[26532
©) Nov. 11), d910= ¥2-e. Nova a2:
1910; D 18766; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
NEL GIAPPONE; di Luigi Ganne, istru-
mentazione di Ezio Baroncini, [per
banda]. 1, Gran ballabile giappo-
nese. 2, Gran marcia giapponese.
(Corpi di musica e fanfare, piccolo
partitura, 112769e—70. )
[26533, 26534
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. each Novy.
1, 1910; H 2438298, 248294; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan, Italy.
NEMO WALTZES; by T. Livsey; orches-
tra. 4to. [26535
© Oct. 24; 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910;
HK 242530; Thomas Livsey, Fall
River, Mass.
NEUGRIECHISCHES MADCHENLIED; ged.
von EK. Geibel, musik von Joseph
Marx. (Lieder und gesiinge, erste
folge, no. 18.) | 265386
© Sept. 24; 1910; 2 c Oct. 29,
1910; BH 241918; Schuberthaus-
verlag, Vienna, Austria.
9)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26537
pt. Ti, Mig, WD
NEVER DO NOTHIN’ FOR NOBODY DON’T DO
NOTHIN’ FOR YOU; words and music
by G. Appell. [26537
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2c, Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242407; George Appell, New York,
Ne Ye
NEVER MIND; words by Bert Fitzgib-
bon, music by Henry Lodge. [26538
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244236; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork, N.Y.
NEVER TAKE YOUR FRIENDS TO SEE
VENUS; words and music by Nick
Tenny. [26539
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1910; E 242906;
Nick Tenny, Brooklyn, N. Y.
NEW ALBUM OF TEN SONGS; composed
by Lawrence Kellie. Vol. 4.
[26540
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244069; Metzler & co. (1909) Itd.,
London, England.
NEW-BORN (THE) KING; words by
James Montgomery, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [26541
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
HY 244121; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
New (THE) COLONY; words and music
by C. E. Wiggins. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [26542
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
H 243072; Clara KE. Wiggins, Fort
Slocum, N. Y.
New (THE) MORNING; words by Mabel
B. Houser, music by H. K. Dugdale.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26543
© Noval, 1910/2 -c.. Novy. 3; 1910.-
E 244075; Mabel B. Houser, Baroda,
Mich.
NEW MOWN HaAy; barn dance and five
step schottisch, by T. H. Rollinson.
1. Military band. 2. Orchestra.
[ 26544, 26545
© Oct. 7, 1910: 2c. each Oct.-14,
1910; E 242006, 242007; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston, Mass.
NEW ORLEANS JEUNESSE DOREE; from
Naughty Marietta, lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Victor
Herbert. [26546
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
H 242647; M. Witmark & sons, New
Morks INDY.
NEw (A) SONG; words and music by
Robert Harkness. [26547
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2c. Oct. 25, 1910;
HK 241742; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW STARS ON OUR FLAG; words and
musie by F. Wilson. [26548
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 248042; Fred Wilson, New York,
ING 6
NEw VIENNA See Strauss (J.)
’"NFAMA CHE SI’; versi di G. B. De
Curtis, musica di EH. De Curtis; canto
e mandolino. 4to. [26549
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248077; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
"NFUNN’ ’O MARE; versi di G. Irace, .
musica di V. Fassone; canto e man-
dolino. 4to. [26550
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 243078; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
NicHoL (H. Ernest) Ten hymns and
tunes for the Sunday school anni-
versary; words by Colin Sterne,
music by H. E. Nichol. 8vo. [26551
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 243054; Heidelberg press, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
NICHOLLS (FREDK.) Five songs; words
from A child’s garden of verses, by
R. L. Stevenson; high voice. [26552
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243151; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
NICKNAMES; words and music by W.
M. Colton. Washington, D. C., H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26553
© - Nov. 12, 1910272 exeiawe ts,
1910; EH 244508; Will M. Colton,
Mt. Vernon, Idaho.
NIEJNO; romance par Cerisoles, pour
violon avec ace. de piano. [26554
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
HE 242346; A. Leo, Paris, France.
NIGHT AND DAY. See Holmval (Rob-
ert)
Nieut (A) IN SPAIN; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by H. Trotere, arr.
by George B. Nevin; tenor solo and
chorus of men’s voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, no. 12080.) [26555
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 8, 1910;
Ei 244255; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Nicut (A) IN THE ORIENT; Christmas
cantata without Santa Claus, words
by Elsie Duncan Yale, music by A.
Geibel. Svo. [26556
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov: 4, 1910;
E 248173; Adam Geibel music ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1526
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
NicgHtT (A) OF LONG AGO;
F. G. Burroughs, musie by C. F.
Price. [26557
i Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18,
1910; E 243603; Carl F. Price, New
~woek, N: Y.
NIGHT SONG; words by Reginald M.
Cleveland, music by Fred B. Bower;
men’s voices. 4to. (Quartettes and
choruses, no. 188.) [26558
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 248402; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
NIGHTFALL IN THE MOUNTAINS; by
Chas. Millegram; piano. (Five com-
positions from Nature sketches, no.
2.) [26559
ee Sept 10, 1910; 2°c. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241530; S. Simon, Chicago,
Til.
NINA (LA) NIEVES; danza por A. Mar-
tinez, para piano. [26560
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
HY 242522; José Laza we Ca.; San Juan,
Porto Rica.
NINE-FOLD KYRIE; music by F. Avery
Jones; mixed voices. 4to. [26561
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Ocf. 29, 1910;
E 241932; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
NIX IGGY WIGGY WAKKY WU; words
and music by H. T. Farrell. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[26562
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 243065; Harry T. Farrell, Brook-
ign, N. Y.
NIx ON THE GLOW-WoRM, LENA; [AND]
LOVEBEAMS; medley two-step, arr. by
Aug. C. Ely; pf. [26563
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
H} 244368; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York, N. Y.
No ONE CARES FOR ME; words and music
by Tell Taylor. [26564
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c@ Nov. 16,
1910; HE 248552; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
No SCHOOL TO-DAY; march and two-step
by Herbert Le Grand; piano. [26565
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
HE 242853; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
NoOAH’S ARK MARCH; Dy
Miller; piano.
Theodore
[26566
26575
words by | NoBLe (T. Tertius) Idyll; violin and
piano. [26567
© Oct. 27,1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242769; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGCY:
NON SA CHE SIA DOLORE.
Cline)
Nora-ATHLONE; words and music by
B. Finley. Washington, D. G., H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26568
© Noy. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1910;
H 244078; Benton Finley, Mt. Pleas-
ant, Ohio.
Sce Bellini (V.)
NORSE LULLABY; words by Eugene
Field, music by J. H. Allemong.
[26569
© Noy. 14, 1910; 2 ¢ Noy. 14,
1910; EH 248479; J. Edwin Allemong,
Roanoke, Va.
See Bach
NORMA.
Norway, My Norway (Norge, mit
Norge); tekst af Theodor Caspari,
English words by O. T. Arneson,
musik af Alfred Paulsen; male
voices. (Northern edition of octavo
music, no. 36.) [26570
© Oct. 22,1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 2425385; Alfred Paulsen, Chicago,
Tl.
Not A SINGLE GIRL TO KISS; written
and composed by Harry Castling
and Fred Godfrey. [26571
OV Nov, db P1910 "25 cr Nove 15:
1910; H 244537; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
Not IN VAIN; words by James Hinton,
music by Margaret Meredith.
[26572
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EH 243301 ; Collard Moutrie, London,
eeu
NOTHING HAS CHANGED BUT YOU, DEAR;
words by J. E. Dempsey, music by
R. L. Weaver. [26573
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244268; Joseph “Morris co., New
SOA ING DS
NOTTURNINO; par eeneacrG Morasea,
pour violon et piano. [26574
G) «Sept. (21, 1910; 2 ec .Q@et. 22,
1910; E 241728; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
NOTTURNO GRECO;
Marzocchi, traduzione
Hlena Lamary, musica
Frontini.
versi di Stefano
italiana di
di F. Paolo
==
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910; © Oct. 11, 1910; 2 «. Nov. 12,
Be 22282 2) Hrank KK. Root .&«co., 1910; BH 244455; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Chicago, Ill. Milan, Italy.
1527
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26576
pt. Tl; 0.8 Ve &
NovELLEeTta; par F. Paolo Frontini;
piano. (Esquisses musicales, no. 7.)
[26576
© “Oct... 2910; 2 “ee Nov. 22;
1910; E 244456; Carisch & Jani-
chen, Milan, Italy.
NOVELETTE; by Gaylord Yost, op. 2;
violin and piano. [26577
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242515; Carl Fischer, New York,
INS Y.:
Now; words by Mrs. J. C. Colvin, mu-
sic by R. A. Browne. [26578
© 1 c« Nov. 9; 1910; BH 243310;
Mrs. John C. Colvin, Hope, R. I.
Now A SMILE, NOW A FROWN; music by
Oliver King; treble voices. Ato.
(Six two-part songs, no. 4.) [26579
© Sept. 6, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242212; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London, England.
Now THE DAY IS OVER; evening song,
music by LeRoy B. Campbell, op.
10; double quartette of mixed voices.
4to. [26580
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 2423865; C. W. Thompson, Boston,
Mass.
Now To THE LORD A NOBLE SONG. See
Wagner (R.)
NUN ME VO’ BENE; Versi di L. Recitano,
musica di V. Di Chiara; canto e
mandolino. [26581
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 2, 1910:
EK 248086; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
NUN PFEIF’ ICH NOCH EIN ZWEITES
stUck; ged. von Rud. Baumbach,
musik von A. Schultz, op. 2; min-
nerchor. 4to. [26582
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242499; Carl Fischer, New York,
Way -¥,
NURSERY RHYMES; music by S. KE.
Lovatt; chorus for A. T. B. B. 4to.
(Choral album, no. 985.) [26583
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240676; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
NYMPHENTANZ; walzer composed by
Heinrich Suck; piano. Lichfield,
England, City music pub. co. [26584
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241871; W. Stratton, Lon-
don, England.
NYMPHES ET FAUNES; danse cham-
pétre, di Vincenzo Billi, op. 190,
istrumentazione di Francesco Amo-
roso, [per banda.] (Corpi di musica
e fanfare, piccolo partitura, 112771.)
[26585
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 243292; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
O BARBARA, DU KEUSCHE; lied aus der
operette, Die keusche Barbara, text
von Rudolf Bernauer u. Leop. Jacob-
son, musik von Oskar Nedbal.
[26586
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 & OG 2,
1910; E 242591; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
O, BARBORO, TY CUDNA; pisen z oper-
etty, Cudna Barbora, text napsali
R. Bernauer a Leop. Jacobson, pre-
lozil V. J. Novotny, hudba sloZil
Oskar Nedbal. [26587
© Sept: 10, 1910; 2rel@en 24.
1910; E 242599; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
O BELLE NuIT. See Offenbach (J.)
O BLESSED WoRD; words by E. H.
Hewitt, music by G. W. Elderkin.
[26588
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241616; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
Ill.
O, BUT THE NIGHT WAS FAIR; words by
W. B..Hinson, musie by P. DB. Bird.
[26589
© fe. Oct: 22, 1910-7 Be 22te4G:
P. Douglas Bird, Pasadena, Cal.
O DU, VOR DEM DIE STURME SCHWEIGEN ;
dichtung von Em. Geibel, musik von
Martin Gambke, op. 5, fiir gemisch-
ten chor 4 capella. Partitur. 4to.
[26590
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244190; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
O GoD BE MERCIFUL TO ME; words.
adapted from Ps. 57 and musie arr.
from Gluck by H. H. McGranahan.
(Select solos, no. 2.) [26591
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2c. Nov. 16, 1910;
EK 248544; H. H. MeGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
O Qu&, MA MIE; poésie de Jean Ajai-
bert, musique de Alexandre Georges.
No. 1. Voix elevées. Not 2aaviecs
moyennes. [26592, 26593
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1910; E 242348, 242349; L. Grus et
cie., Paris, France.
1528
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26609
O HOLY NIGHT (Cantique de Noél);
trans. from the French by J. S.
Dwight, music by Adolphe Adam,
arr. by H. L. Heartz. [26594
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244217; White-Smith pub. co.,
Boston, Mass.
——-—— soprano solo, soprano and
alto duet, with quartet or chorus.
4to. (The choral service, no. 692.)
[26595
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241784; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
soprano or tenor solo and
chorus. [26596
Pee 1910; 2 «. Oct. 31,
1910: E 242880; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
O HOW AMIABLE ARE THY DWELLINGS;
short anthem, music by S. Liddle;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 81.) [26597
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 243329; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
O. JUNGE, WAS SIEHSTE SCHLECHT AUS;
original-couplet von Adolf Draus-
feld. musik von Fritz Munkel, fiir
gesang und piano. [26598
© sept; 9, 1910; 2 c Oct. 24,
1910; E 242616; Otto Teich, Leipzig,
Germany.
O KAISER, MY KAISER; from march song
The girl and the kaiser, words by
Bernhard Buchbinder, American
version by Leonard Liebling, music
by Georg Jarno. [26599
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244170; T. B. Harms, and Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
© LADY, LEAVE THY SILKEN THREAD;
three-part chorus, words by Tom
Hood, music by Alfred J. Silver;
female voices. 4to. [26600
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244209; J. Fischer & bro., New
Mork. IN: ¥:
O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM; carol,
words by Phillips Brooks, music by
Thomas Adams. 12mo. (Christ-
mas carols, no. 354.) | 26601
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 243236; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
GO LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM—Cont.
duet, music by Adam Geibel ;
soprano and alto or baritone.
[26602
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2:& Nov. 9, 1910;
E 24383813; White-Smith music pub.
co.. Boston, Mass.
—— music by William G. Ham-
mond; high voices with organ ace.
[26603
©) Nov, 12) 1910. 2 ee Nova
1910; E 243450; G. Schirmer, New
Wornke Ne Ye
O LorD OF HOSTS, HOW LOVELY; words
from Ps. 84, adapted by H. H. Mc-
Granahan, music by Ciro Pinsuti;
medium voice. (Select solos, no. 4.)
[26604
© Nov. 144 190s") eh) NoventG
1910; E 248545; H. H. McGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
O MEMORY; written by H. Vicars Rees,
composed by Walter Wadham.
[26605
@iwNov..4, 51910. 2c: Nova,
1910; EK 244603; Reid bros., Itd.,
London, England.
O MISTER OWL WON’T YOU STOP A SAY-
ing WHO; words by Florence Belle
Anderson, music by Alex. S. Gibson.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
126606
©@rsOet) 13157 19l0 = 2ices Oct. 3,
1910; E 242948; Mrs. Oscar Ander-
son, Norwalk, Conn.
O PEACE DIVINE; words by Wm. Ap-
Madoc, music by W. Rhys-Herbert:
high voice in B flat. [26607
©Ochr a1 191052) co) Nave 2) 1910 ;
BE 248027; J. Fischer & bro., New
Yorks NX.
O portres; fragment du poeme de
Tennyson, traduit par Léon Morel,
musique de Max D’Ollone. (In meé-
moriam, no. 5.) [26608
©. Oct-29; 119102) 2-.c Oct. (Sl,
1910; © 243002: Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
O SANTA PLEASE COME DOWN MY
CHIMNEY; words by Elizabeth F.
Guptill, music by Henry Fillmore.
[26609
Oct. 24,
brothers
©): ‘Oct. '24, 1910; 2. c:
1910; HE 242489; Fillmore
eo., Cincinnati, Ohio.
1529
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26610
pt. 11, n. s., v. 5
’O0 SCIACQUANTE D’ ’A CANTINA; versi di
G. Capaldo, musica di HE. Cannio;
canto e mandolino. [26610
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243093; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
’O SFELENZA; versi di G. Capurro, mu-
sica di S. Gambardella ; canto e man-
dolino. [26611
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
HK 248102; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
O SING, YE ANGEL VOICES; Christmas
anthem, music by Samuel Richard
Gaines; mixed voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, no. 12090.) [26612
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1910;
HE 243028; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
O SING, YE SONS OF MEN; words and
music by T. Austin Ball. [266138
© Nov. 16, 19105 2c) Novar 17,
1910; E 244588; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
O SUSSER TOD; ged. von A. v. Platen,
musik von Joseph Marx. (Lieder
und gesiinge, erste folge, no. 19.)
[26614
©) Sepia. 24 1910-2, € ‘Oct, 29:
1910; EK 241914; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
O, THE SUN IS LOW; words by W. B.
Huison, music by P. D. Bird. [26615
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1910; E 241647;
P. Douglas Bird, Pasadena, Cal.
O, WHO LIKE THEE, SO CALM, SO BRIGHT.
See Gounod (C. F.)
©O WONDROUS ROCK; words by EH. M.
Wadsworth, music by D. B. Towner.
[26616
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1910;
EH 244089; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
O woRSHIP THE LorD; words from
Psalm 96, music by C. Lee Williams.
4to. (Choral album, no. 990.)
[26617
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242911; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
OcTAVE stuDIES. See Bach (J. S.)
OELSCHLEGEL (ALFRED) Adagio, op.
135; fiir violine mit klavier beglei-
tung. (Drei kleine stiicke, no. 3.)
7 [26618
© Sept: 23,'1910; 2 e¢. Oct. 22,
1910; EH 241639; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
1530
OELSCHLEGEL ( ALFRED )—Continued.
—— Andante; wiegenlied, op. 133, fiir
violoncello mit klavier begleitung.
(Drei kleine stticke, no. 3.) [26619
© Sept. 23,.1910;.2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241642; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
Notturno, op. 185; fiir violine mit
klavier begleitung. (Drei kleine
Stucke, no, ie [26620
© Sept. 23, 1910-" 27 ewece 22.
1910; EK 241637; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
Rondo, op. 188; ftir violoncello
mit klavier begleitung. (Drei kleine
stiicke, no. 2.) [26621
© Sept. 23, 1910: 2 <c @ee 22,
1910; E 241641; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
Scherzo, op. 135; fiir violine mit
klavier begleitung. (Drei kleine
stiicke, no. 2.) [26622
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; HK 241638; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
Or ALL HER SEX A PARAGON; from
Marriage 4 la carte, words by C. M.
S. McLellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[26623
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244283; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarolle;
from Les contes d’ Hoffmann (Tales
of Hoffmann), arr. by Otto Frey;
piano. [26624
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242149; Victor Kremer eco., Chi-
cago, [Il.
transcribed by Gustav
Strube; violin and piano. [26625
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1910;
HE 242385; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
—— Contes (Les) d’Hoffmann (Tales
of Hoffmann); grand selection by
V. F. Safranek. . (Gilmore band li-
brary, no. 50sec) [26626
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242501; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ne
—— Fairest evening; barcarolle, Hng-
lish words by E. H. Federlein, arr.
by W. Rhys-Herbert; chorus for
female voices. 4to. 2 26627
©). JNovs» 11,,.1910 2 Corea:
1910; E 244434; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26645
OFFENBACH (JACQUES )—Continued.
O belle nuit (O lovely night) ;
barearolle from the opera Les contes
d@Hoffmann, transcription by Fritz
Spindler, op. 326, ed. and fingered
by Louis Oesterle; pf. [26628
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241581; G. Schirmer, New York,
mY.
Orphée aux enfers; quadrille,
transcription par Jules Cottin, pour
mandoline et piano. [26629
© Noy. 12, 1910; 2 c Nov. 14,
1910; E 243489; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
OFFERTORIUM IN B FLAT; by Geo.
Rosenkrans; organ. 4to. [26630
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241787; Geo. Molineux, New York,
he
OFFERTORY (THE) SENTENCES; set to
music by Edmund Rogers. New
edition. (Vocal library of part-
songs, etc., no. 55.) [266381
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241949; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don, England.
——set to music by E. Sauerbrey.
New edition. (Vocal library of part-
songs, etc., no. 61.) [26632
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241950; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
OFFRANDE; poéSsie de Paul Verlaine,
musique de Francis Thomé. [26633
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242335; Thomé, Paris, France.
OH BREATHE NOT HIS NAME; words by
Thomas Moore, music by Frank
Lambert. . No. 1 in C, original key.
Me 2 in i) flat. [ 26634, 26635
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1910; E 241516, 241517; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London, Eng-
land.
Ox! GIRLS IF I WERE ONLY-RICH; words
and music by W. B. Finch. [26636
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; E 248514;
Walter B. Finch, St. Paul, Minn.
3
On, I’D LIKE TO TAKE A RIDE IN AN
AEROPLANE; words by F. W. Krall-
man, music by HE. J. Stark. [26637
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 243327; Fred W. Krallman, St.
Louis, Mo.
OH, MY FRIENDS; written and com-
posed by Chas. Collins and Fred
Murray, arr. by Alfred Lamont.
[26638
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242873; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
Ou OLIVET, DEAR OLIVET; words by
Norman B. Barr, music by Ernest
F. Jores. [26639
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242158; Olivet institute, Chicago,
Tae
OH, ONCE THERE WAS A FIDDLER. See
Fasten your hair with a golden pin.
Ow, Rosarir; from Marriage 4 la
earte, words by C. M. S. McLellan,
musie by Ivan Caryll. [26640
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244282; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
OH, SWEETHEART OF MINE, I’M THINK-
ING OF YOU; words and music by
J. P. Caldwell. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [26641
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242941; J. P. Caldwell, Gaines-
ville, Ga.
OH THAT BEAUTIFUL RAG; by T. Snyder ;
piano. [26642
© Oct. 7; 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EK 240735; Ted Snyder co., New
Monk, GN... Y:
OH THAT KISSING RAG; words by Bobby
Heath, music by Chas. Donnell.
[26648
© Oct: 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 19105
HE 241649; Leo Feist, New York, N. Y.
Ol, THERE ISN’T A GIRL TO SPARE; writ-
ten and composed by Charles Collins
and Fred J. Barnes. [26644
“) Nov. 3, 1910; 2:c. Nov. 8, 1910;
I 244043; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
OH, TIME, TIME; from the musical play
The Quaker girl, words by Percy
Greenbank, music by Lionel Monck-
ton. [26645
© Nov, 16, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. if,
1910; EB 244608; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
OH, WE ARE THE HOSTS OF THE SIDHE.
See Fasten your hair with a golden
pin.
1531
68294—10——7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. m1, n.s., v.5
26646
OH! WHAT WILL, WHAT WILL, HEAVEN
BE; words and music by: L. Grave-
stock. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26646
@©Oetk. 1, 1910542 € Oct. 7, 1910;
KE 240686; Mrs. Lina Gravestock,
Canon City, Colo.
OH, YOU CHICKEN; words by E. Ray
Goetz, music by Fred Fischer.
[26647
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244108; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. ¥-:
OH, YOU RAH! RAH! BOY; march song,
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
T. Morse. [26648
© Noy. 14, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243462; Theodore MODE |
music co., New York, N. Y.
Outo; words by Eddie Leonard and
A. Seymour Brown, musie by Nat.
D. Ayer. [26649
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 26, 1910;
B 242656; Jerome H. Remick & CO.,
New. WOrK, IN. Y< ¥
OHNE woRTE (Without words) ; ged.
von Otto Hausmann, English trans-
lation by Elsa Schultz-Ebertz, musik
von Carl Bohm. 1. Ausgabe fiir
hohe stimme. 2. Ausgabe fiir tiefe
stimme. [26650, 26651
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 5,
1910; B 244186, 244187; N. Simrock.
gm. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
O1sEau (L’) BLANC; grande marche
symbolique, paroles de Louis
Despax, musique de Eugéne Rosi;
ehant seul. [26652
© Oct. 29,1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
KE 243006; E. Guéprotte, Paris,
France.
Orp (THE) BANJO; written by Arthur
Wimperis, composed by Christine.
(Popular 6d. ed., no. 214.) [26653
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
® 242661; Von Tilzer music co.,
New York, N. Y.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME: by Stephen C.
Foster, arr. by M. A. Bickford;
guitar. [26654
@uwove 14519105 2 ¢ Nov. 15;
1otO= BH 244519; U.S: school of
music, New York, N. Y.
Otp (THE) HOME; words and music
by E. S. Nance. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26655
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910:
B 241772; Eva Speer Nance, Osceola,
Nebr.
1532
Otp IronsipEs; march by Henri La-
valle; piano. [26656
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242824: Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
OLD (AN) LOVE-STORY ; words by Belle
Lowe Stathem, music by Mrs. H. H.
A. Beach, op. 71, no. 3. 1. Sop. or
ten. in G flat. 2. Mezzo-sop. or bar.
in E flat. [26657
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 1, 1910;
BE 241987; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Otp Merc; words by Keats, music by
John Greenwood; contralto or bari-
tone. [26658
© Oct. 15,1910; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242035; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Otp (THE) MILL WHEEL, words and
music by Geo. Fred. Richmond, rev.
by Joseph Spinelli. [26659
© Oct. 18, 1910; Are. Oct. 14, 1910 ;
E 242021; K. Dehnhoff, New York,
Nes Yer
Orp Santa CrLaus; Christmas carol,
music by M. Greenwald. [26660
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 22 1910
E 242927; Leo Feist, New York,
NIG
Otp (THE) SWEET SONGS WE SANG OF
YORE; words and music by W. H.
Olin. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [26661
© Nov. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Noy. 18,
ville, Pa.
banjo. [26662
York, N. Y.
Smith, music by Alfred E. Aarons.
York iN. aye
On A Horrentor HONEYMOON; from
The deacon and the lady, lyric by }
George Totten Smith, music by |
: [26664 |
Oct. 17, 1910; |
K. Harris, New |
Alfred E. Aarons.
@© Oct 17,1910%.2 4
B 242208; Chas.
York, N. Y-
1910; E 243622; Mrs. R. Olin, Green- |
Otp trimers; arr. by M. A. Bickford ; |
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 26, 1910; |
B 242899: U. S. school of music, New |
Owar: intermezzo from The deacon '
and the lady, lyric by George Totten
[26663 |
© Oct-17, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910; |
E 242207: Chas. K. Harris, New |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-92, Dec., 1910
On CALVARY’S CROSS; words by H. W.
Orner, music by Geo. Rosenkrans.
Svo. [26665
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
2 243354; Orner music co., Du Bois,
Pa.
ON ESCORT DUTY; march by H. Engel-
mann: piano. [26666
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
BE 242565; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ON THE HIKOMOBILE; words and music
by Mrs. W. P. Rawlinson. Profes-
sional. [26667
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; E 243535;
Mrs. W. P. Rawlinson, Sanson, Tex.
On To vicrory; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
[26668
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244029; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ON YOUR HONEYMOON; written and
composed by Worton David and Bert
Lee. (Popular 6d ed., no. 212.)
[26669
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244054; Von Tilzer music co., Itd.,
London, England.
ONCE AGAIN; words by Lionel H.
Lewin, music by Arthur S. Sullivan,
ed. by M. Greenwald. [26670
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248191; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
ONCE I LOV’D A MAIDEN FAIR; Old bal-
lad condensed by J. Oxenford, music
arr. by G. A. McFarren; mixed
yoices. (Vocal library of part songs,
ete., no. 69.) [26671
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244284; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
ONE FLAG WE FOLLOW; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by W. J. Post.
[26672
© Noy. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241982; Wm. J. Post, Pittsburg,
Pa.
ONE LIFE, ONE LOVE; valse, by B. G. S.,
arr. by S. Deshon; piano acc. part.
4to. [26673
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 2438142; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
26682
ONE OLD OXFORD OX; unacc. part-song,
music by H. Walford Davies; mixed
voices. 4to. (Vocal library of part-
songs, ete., no. 161.) | 26674
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241941; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ONLY A PASSING SHADOW; written by
Leonard Cooke, composed by Fred
Elton. [26675
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241966; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
ONLY A VEIL BETWEEN; words by Har-
riet H. Pierson, music by D: B.
Towner. [26676
©) Oct: “20, 19102" DeaieieNovsas
1910; E 244020; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
ONLY GIRL FOR ME. See She’s the
only girl for me.
ONLY REMEMBER THE BEST DEAR; words
and music by M. M. Heryer. [26677
© fe. Oct.) 17,, 1910: 1.242931:
M. M. Heryer, Hutchinson, Kans.
OPEN STRINGS; by M. A. Bickford;
cello. [26678
Or Oct. 18, 519105 2 e.2 Oct: -20;
1G 9M 241555: Ue Si
school of
music, New York, N. Y.
OPENING (THE) SENTENCES OF THE
BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER; muSic by
John HE. West; four voices with or-
gan ace. 4to. [26679
Cr Seni 2m 1910" 2c. Och
1910; E 240675; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
OPERA TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR THE PIANO;
compiled by Wm. Arms _ Fisher.
(Half dollar music series.) [26680
ONov. T1980): 23 :c “Nov. 10;
1910; EH 244843; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT TO THE HYMN
BOOK HOSANNA; ed. by Ludwig Bon-
Win) 5: op. 98. St. Louis, Mo.,
and Freiburg (Baden) B. Herder,
1910. 94 p. obl. Svo. $2.00. [26681
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1910;
A 275295; Joseph Gummersbach, St.
Louis, Mo.
ORIENTAL CHANT; lamentation, from
the cantata, Josua Navine. English
version by Henry G. Chapman,
music by Modest Moussorgsky, arr.
by Kurt Schindler; medium voice.
[26682
Gs Octet T1910... 2. e Bek. ie
1910; E 241474; G Schirmer, New.
WO, Nw. Y.
1533
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26685
pt. HT, 0. S., Vv. 5
OrpHAN (THE) Boy; words and music
by R. I. Muhbn. [26685
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EB 240696; William Muhn, Clayton,
Mich.
See Offenbach
ORPHEE AUX ENFERS.
(J.)
OTHEGRAVEN (A. von) Ftnf lieder.
op. 41; aus H. Reimann’s Interna-
tionalem volksliederbuck, fiir drei |
frauenstimmen, u. violine ad. lib.
Contents. 1. Jiitlandischestanzlied.
2. Ungluckliche liebe. 6. AM strande.
4. Der taube gesang. 5. Polnisches
tanzlied. 4to. [26684
@etin28) “198052 (ec. Oct: 28;
1910; E 243108; N. Simrock, g. Mm.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
OTHER (THE) DEPARTMENT, PLEASE,
written by Worton David and Bert
Lee, composed by H. Fragson. ( Pop-
ular 6d ed., no. 213.) [26685
euOce 26, 1980" 2c. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242658; Von Tilzer music
eo., New York, N. Y.
OuR ADJUTANT; march by Wallace
Smith; piano. [ 26686
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 21, 1910;
BE 242415; J. HE. Smith, Havana,
Ohio.
OuR CHAMPION; march, by A. Gar-
land; piano. [26687
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243472; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OUR DAY OF PRAISE IS DONE; hymn-
anthem, words by John Ellerton, mu-
sic by John Hyatt Brewer; soprano
or tenor solo obbl., and mixed chorus.
(Oct. church music, no. 5514.)
[26688
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 241471; G. Schirmer, New York,
INS ey
OUR EMBLEM; march, words and music
by Walter 8. Daley. [26689
Orie Noy. 2. 1910; E 244356;
Hit pub. co., Roxbury, Mass.
Qcr GREAT SaviouR; words by J. Wil-
bur Chapman, music arr. by Robert
Harkness. [26690
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910; |
E 241746: Chas. M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. Pa.
OUR NATIVE SONG; by Henry Russell,
arr. by Frederic W. Root; sop. and
alto with bass ad lib. 4to. (Supp.
music for schools, no. 48.) [26691
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241537; Clayton F. Summy Co.
Chicago, Ill.
Our PIANO ALBUM; recreation for
young and old, 25 of the best short
classical and modern pieces; piano.
[26692
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243382: Augener, Itd., London,
England.
OuR PUBLIC SCHOOLS; words and mu-
sic by C. Hatfield. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26693
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1910;
B 240693; Clara Hatfield, Armour,
S. Dak.
OvrR SAVIOUR’S BIRTH; an original serv-
ice for Christmas, words by Lizzie
De Armond and others, music by W.
A. Post and others. 4to. [26694
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 26, 1910;
KE 242622: Geo. W. Sanville, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
OUR TRIP ABROAD: words and music by |
A. F, Methven. [26695 |
© 1 ¢. Nov. 19, 49307) 244620 ;
Agnes Florence Methven,
field, Mass.
OuT IN AN OCEAN OF LOVE, from The
genius, lyric by Vincent Bryan, mu-
sic by Paul Rubens. [26696 |
© Oct. 22; 1910; 4e Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241669: Chas. K. Harris, New |
Work. New.
OuT OF THE DEPTHS; words from
Psalm 1380, music by John Adamson ;
mixed voices.
WO. O41.) [26697
©) Oct231, 1910; 2 e, Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242868: Anglo-Canadian music |
publishers assn., Itd.. Toronto, |
Canada.
Our ON THE DEEP; music by F. N. Lohr,
arr. by Frederic W. Root; unison
song and four part chorus. (Octavo
ed. of school songs, no. 42.) [26698 |
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ©. Oct. 20, 1910; |
BE 241539: Clayton F. Summy Co., |
Chicago, I].
OvER THE RIVER; words by E. Ej
Hewitt, music by G. W. Elderkin.
: [26699 |
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 29, .19104
KE 241617: G. W. Elderkin, Chicago, |
pes |
1534
Spring- |
(Octavo choir music. |}.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52. Dec., 1910
26719
OVER THE RIVER—Continued.
song, music by Mrs. 8S. C. Bloom.
Long Branch, N. J., Keith’s music
pub. house. [ 26700
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
BY 243355: Mrs. S. C. ‘Bloom, Jack-
sonvilje, Fla.
OVERALLS: by Inez Davis, arr. by Fred.
H. Wykes;: piano. [26701
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; E 248530;
Inez Davis, Marion, Il.
OVERTURE-TRIUMPHAL; by Chas. J.
Rockwell; band. 4to. [26702
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
) 243356: H. C. Miller, Parkesburg.
Pa.
Pace (Peace); idyll par Carlo A\Il-
banesi. pour piano. [26703
7 pent. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24,
1910: E 242577; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig. Germany.
PAGANINI (Niccoto) Adagio; from
Quartett no. 12; violin and piano.
[ 26704
mov 10 1910: 2 c. Nov. 11,
1910; E 248396; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
Adagio cantabile; from Quartett
no. 10: violin and piano. [26705
omer, 10, 1910: 2 c.. Nov. 11,
1910: E 243397: Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, England.
Larghetto tenuto; from Quartett,
no. 13: violin and piano. [26706
(Ney) 10, 1910: 2 c Nov. 11,
1910; E 243398; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
Recitative and adagis cantabile;
from Quartett, no. 15; violin and
piano. [26707
Sesov. 10. 1910-2 c Nov. 11,
1910; E 243399; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
PAGE (LA) BLANCHE; poésie de A. de
Lamartine, musique de Francis
Thomeé. [26708
ewe as 1910; 2c, Oct; 17;
Ae 2423 34; Thomé, Paris,
France.
Parr (A) OF SABOTS;: words by JH.
Ottilie Bell, music by John Francis
Barnett. New edition No. 1 in D.
[26709
© Nov. 3, 1910: 2 c... Nov:. 10;
1910; E 2438390; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
ey
ees
PALASCHKO (JOHANNES) Zehn viola-
studien; op. 49; ftir vorgertickte
spieler. [26710
@) Sent 28: atte MOM OG 2D):
1910; EH 241881; C. F. Schmidt, Heil-
bronn, Germany.
PANSY OF PENNSYLVANIA; words by
Morris. Harvey, music “by He vG:
Pélissier. [26711
GQ 7c, Woy ole. 25e s Oct. 720:
1910; EH 241593; Joseph Williams,
Itd.. London, England.
PAPA’S BIRTHDAY: MARCH; by R. Stre-
abbog:; piano. [26712
© "Nove 10. 191032 "er “Nowe
1910; BE 245231; Krank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ll.
waltz by R. Streabbog;
piano. [267138
© Noy. 10; 1910; 2:¢. Nov..7,d910:
1 243230; Frank Ee Root & co., Chi-
aed Te
PAPA’S PET:
PAPOOSE;
J. Lyle;
© sine
Indian intermezzo by Thos.
piano, [26714
oF 1910-22 7e Noy.) 9) ol Olor
FE 243315 Jerome H. Remick & CO:,
Detroit, ‘Mich.
PARFUMS DES FORETS; par A. Turlet;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [26715
© Oct. 18, 19105 62 es ‘Oer A7.
LOO MET 24231385 A Rurlet,.. Paris,
France.
PARKS’ HUMOROUS QUARTETS AND EN-
CORES, NO. 2; male voices. Imperial
ed. 4to. [26716
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910;
Ho 242460 J. A. Parks co, York,
Nebr.
SACRED QUARTETS, NO. 3; for
Imperial ed. 4to.
[26717
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
Hy P2AwAGO ede eA UParks” co, Yorik;
Nebr.
PASQUITA; a romance of the Philip-
pines, operetta in one act, text and
music by Alfred G. Wathall. [26718
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
I) 244639; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
PASS IT ALONG TO THE FROG; duet from
the musical play, Marriage a la
carte, words by C. M. S McLellan,
PARKS’
mixed voices.
musie by Ivan Caryll. 4to. [26719
@) Nove iG,).1910);: 2c: Nove IT,
1910; E 243611; Chappell & co., itd.,
‘London, England.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26720
pt? Ti, Sa ve5
PASSACAGLIA; von Paul Ertel, op. 29,
fiir violine und _ klavier. (Drei
leichte stticke, no. 3.) [26720
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 2438136;.Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g.m. b. h. Berlin-Gross Lichterfelde,
Germany.
PASSAMEZZO IN D; by Bernard John-
son; organ. obl. 8vo. (Organ loft,
book XLVIII, no. 204.) [26721
nM Seph 12) 19102256 Oct. .1%,
1910; E 242216; Vincent music ¢o.,
Itd., London, England.
PASSING (THE) OF KING EDWARD VII;
written by Owen Seaman, set to mu-
sic by M. Meredith; full orchestra
and choir. Vocal score. 4to. Lon-
don, Collard Moutrie. [26722
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242875; M. Meredith, London,
England.
PASTORAL; by Carl Reger, op. 19, no.
2; piano. (10 kleine albumblitter,
10; 225) [26723
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242469; B. F. Wood music ©¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
PATETICO; prélude von Hmil Kronke,
op. 58, fiir piano. (Hommage 4
Chopin, no. 5.) [ 26724.
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910:
E 242690; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany.
PATROUILLE DI PIERRETTES ; par Georges
Picquet, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [26725
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242352; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
PAVANE; danse style ancien par A.
Scassola; orchestre avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [26726
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242319; F. Salabert, Paris, France.
PAVANE POUR UNE INFANTE DEFUNTE;
de Maurice Ravel; pour petit or-
chestre. Partition. [26727
© Oct. 29,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910:
E 243011; E. Demets, Paris, France.
PE’ DISPIETTO; versi di G. Capaldo,
musica di V. Fassone; canto e man-
dolino. [26728
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910:
E 243085 ; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
PEACE AND GOOD WILL; a service for
Christmas, words by G. Gordon. mu-
sic by A. Geibel and others. Svo.
[26729
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 « Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248174; Adam Geibel music ©o.,
Philadelphia, Pa. °
PEACE OF HOME; waltzes by I. Brand-
man; piano. Allentown, Pa., Jud-
son & Jay musSic CO. [26730
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910;
EH 241751; Ida Brandman,
fonte, Pa.
PEACH BLOSSOMS CAPRICE; arr. by Bick-
ford; guitar. [267381
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241551; U. SS. sehool of music,
New York, N. ¥:
PearL (A) (Un perle); bluette, by
Fr. Behr; piano. [26732
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2, c. Oct. 28, 1910;
Ei 242745; M. Witmark & sons, New
York Nee
PEARL OF THE MORNING; by Leo Fried-
man; piano. [267383
© Nov..1, 1910; 2. ¢ Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242887; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
PEEK-A-BOO, MISTER MOON, PEEK-A-BOO;
words by Marvin Lee, musie by
Donald Bestor. [ 26734
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244359; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
1000 :
PENNY (A) FOR YOUR THOUGHTS LITTLE
GIRLIE; written by Percy Edgar,
composed by Henry E. Pether.
[26735
© Nov. 17, 1910; 2c. Nov. 17, 1910;
E 244565; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
PENSIERO MUSICALE; par FEF. Paolo
Frontini, pour piano. (Morceaux,
IV. serie, no. 39.) [26736
Oct. 3, 1910; -— 2 sca ieee
1910; E 244407; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan, Italy.
PEOPLE’S POPULAR REVERIE; by M.
Greenwald; piano. [26737
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 cage
1910; E 242926; leo Feist,
YOrkspne sa
Pepita (LA); intermezzo by Theo. M. |
Tobani, op. 510; piano. — [26738
© Oct. 10, 1910:-2 & Oct 2%
1910; E 242512: Carl Fischer, New |}
Vorks INo
1536
Belle- |
New |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26757
!
PeriIcon; célébre danse sud-americaine | Petirs (LES) ET LA NEIGE; mélodie,
par R. Huguet-Tagell et G. Grasso;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [26739
eee 18° 9910; 2 e« Oct. 17,
1910; E 242315; F. Salabert, Paris.
France.
PERPETUAL MOTION; polka, by Myron
A. Bickford; mand. solo. [26740
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241559; U. S. school of
music, New York, N. Y.
PERPETUUM MOBILE; yon Martin Klas-
sert, op. 40, fiir die violine mit
pegleitung des pianoforte. (6 vor-
tragsstiicke, no. 4.) [26741
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c« Oct. 22,
1910; E 241722; B. Schott’s sdhne.
Mainz, Germany.
Pet (THE) WHITE RIBBONIER; words
by C. Andas, music by H. K. Dug-
dale. Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26742
Oct 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25,
1910; E 241766; Celia Andas, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
PETIT LIED; par Henri Mulet, pour
clavecin ou piano, trés facile.
[26743
© wav. 4 1910; 2-c Nov._18,
1910; E 248594; H. Mulet, Paris,
France.
PETITE (La) DANSEUSE ( Little
dancer); gavotte, by D. A. De-
moines; piano. [26744
foo 26, 1910- 2 c.. Oct. 28,
1910; HB 242775; Paul A. Schmitt,
Minneapolis, Minn,
PETITE FARANDOLE; by Leon P. Braiin,
op. 16; piano. [26745
@ Oct 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24,
1910; EH 242562; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PETITE MIGNONNE; by John Facon;
piano. [26746
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242980; Mignon pub. co., London,
England.
PETITE PASTORALE CHAMPENOISE; par
Théodore Dubois, pour grand orgue
on harmonium. (Deux petites
piéces, no. 1.) [26747
(© Nove 12) 1910» 2\c. Nov. 14,
1910; EH 243490; Hengel et cie.,
Paris, France.
_
SSS
poésie de Georges Boyer, musique de
Edmond Missa. [26748
© Nove 12551910 -7 2 es Nove te:
1910; Ei 248485; L. Grus et ecie.,
Paris, France.
PEu (UN) D’aAMOUR; paroles de Chris-
tiné, musique de V. Scotto. [26749
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242325; Christiné, Paris, France.
PHILOMEL; three-part song, words by
Lillian C. Nevin, music by George B.
Nevin; women’s voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, no. 12107.) [26750
©) Nov., 11.) 2910-5 2c “Nov. 06;
1910; E 243566; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Picnic (THE); written and composed
by Harry Lauder. [26751
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
EE 241752; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
PIECES ANCIENNES; par Silvio Ranieri,
pour violon et piano. [26752
OrOcth dy A910: 2. CoS Nove 12;
1910; E 244467; G. Oertel, Brussels,
Belgium.
PIERROT AND PIERRETTE; Marionettes by
Gustav Cords; piano. (Children’s
festival, no. 3.) [26753
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910:
EH 244094; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
PIERROT DANDY; ged. von A. Giraud,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe
stimme. (Lieder und gesinge, erste
folge, no. 20.) [26754
© Sept: 24,.1910:..2 ¢, Oct. 29,
1910; E 241850; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
PIONEER LIMITED; march two-step by
Harry J. Lincoln; piano. [26755
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 16,
1910; EH 243553; Vandersloot musie
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
PIROUETTE; danse-impromptu by Wil-
frid Sanderson; piano. [26756
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242739; Gould & co., London, Eng-
land.
PLACE (THE) WHERE THE RAINBOW
ENDS; words and music by C. M.
Denison. E [26757
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242549: Holmes music co., Middle-
town, N. Y.
1537
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26758
pt.-I0l, BY saw.
PLANT A WATERMELON ON MY GRAVE
AND LET THE JUICE SOAK THROUGH;
music by R. P. Lilly; vocal orch. no.
1165, in key of HE flat. 4to. [26758
©) Oct, 21,1910); 2e2Oet.22,; 1900);
E 241676; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork. Ney.
PLAYFUL PEASANT; by J. M. Baldwin,
op. 19, ed. by E. V. McIntyre; piano.
[26759
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242536; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis, Mo.
PLAYGROUND MARCH; by Herbert Le
Grand; piano. [26760
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242855; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
PLAYMATES; mazurka by R. Streab-
bog; piano. [26761
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 243229: Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
PLEASANT (A) EVENING; Caprice by M.
Greenwald; two violins and piano.
[26762
© Nova i, 1910% 2°) Nov.-7,, 1910;
E 243187; Century music pub. ©¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
Porta (EL) DE LA VIDA; zarzuela en
un acto y tres cuardos, letra de An-
tonio M. Viergol, mtisica del mtro.
Rafael Callega. La partitura com-
pleta. [26763
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov-1, 1910;
HE 243299; Casa Dotésio, Madrid,
Spain.
PoLLitT (ARTHUR W.) Sonata, op. 12,
no. 1 in C minor; -organ. [26764
© Sept, 29) 191022 .¢) Oct-22.
1910; E 241706; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
POLNISCHE TANZE; von Willy Rtidiger,
p. 10, fiir pianoforte. No. 1 und 2.
[ 26765, 26766
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c¢. each Oct.
29, 1910; E 241890, 241891; Albert
Forster, Sch6neberg- Berlin, Ger-
many.
POLNISCHER TANZ; by Carl Bohm, op.
385; piano. [26767
© Sept. ° 29; 1910; 2° c. “Noy. 18,
1910; E 243591; Banks & son, York,
England.
POLONAISE; by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[26768
© Nov. 4; 1910; 2’. Nov. 7) 1910;
BY 243274: J. H. Larway, London,
England.
POLONAISE DE CONCERT, AS DUR; von
Ludwig Wambold, op. 16, fiir das
pianoforte. [26769
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242692; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany.
Pony (THE) RAN AWAY WITH HER;
words and music by P. Goldmann.
[26770
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; H 243549;
Philipp Goldmann, New York, N. Y.
PoPULARITE ; American march par Jean
Savasta; orchestre avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to, [26771
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17,1910;
EK 242318; EF. Salabert, Paris,
France.
Porter (fF. ADDISON) Seven and
twenty easy pieces; pf. [26772
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910:
E 242621; F. Addison Porter, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Porto Rico; from His honor the bar-
ber, words by Cecil Mack, music by
Jas. ‘TE. Brymm: [26773
© Oct. 27; 1910; 2°¢. Nov. 7, 1910:
E 244354; Gotham-Attucks music
co., New York, N. Y.
Posse (WILHELM) Sechs Kleine stticke
(six little pieces); ftir harfe.
[2677
©. Sept.: 23, 1910; 246, 0ch. 22.
1910; E 241635; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany:.'
PosTLuDE; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
obl. 8vo. [26775
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244122; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
by Ira obi.
Svo. [26776
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244123; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
in D. minor: by Alfred J. Silver;
B. Wilson:
organ.
organ. obl.. S8vo. [26777
© Nov. 7, 1910:.2 & Novecse aioe
E 244211: J. Fischer & bro... New
Yorkin. we
FOURQUOI CoURIR; chansonette, paroles
de William Burtey et Girier. mu-
sigue de Vincent Scotto. [26778
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31. 1910;
E 243008; Guéprotte, Paris, France.
PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING; sacred
song. music by EH. K. Heyser. (The
choir. y. hla now dal) [26779
© Noy..1,.1910%) 2 ¢ Now.2 aig;
E 243022: Fillmore bros, co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
1538
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
PRAISE JEHOVAH FOR His LOVE; words
from Ps. 136, adapted by H. H. Mec-
Granahan, music by Tito Mattei;
medium voice. (Select solos, no. 3.)
[26780
© Nov. 14, 1910: 2:c Nov. 16,
1910; E 248546: H. H. McGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
PRAISE THE LORD, IT’S COMING; words
and music by F. Abbott. [26781
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241596; Frederick Abbott, War-
rensburg, Mo.
PRAISE THE LorRD, O My soUL; Benedic
anima mea set to music by D. D.
Wood; mixed voices. 4to. [26782
i Nev. 12 1910; 2 c.-Nov. 14,
1910; E 248446; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
PRAYER; by Max Bendix, op. 12, no. 1;
viol. and piano. [26783
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 2441638; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
PrReEcIOsSA; fantasie, aus der oper von
C. M. v. Weber, arr. von Rudolf
Jaengerich, fiir violine mit beglei-
tung des pianoforte. (Opern fan-
tasien, no. 3.) [26784
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244160; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
PRELUDE FANTASTIQUE; by F. Addison
Porter, op. 29; piano. [26785
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2) Nov. 1, 1910:
E 241990; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Claude
Léon
PREMIERE RHAPSODIE; par
Debussy, transcription par
Roques, pour piano 4 4 mains.
[26786
eeNove 12.51910: 2 ce Nov. 14,
1910; E 248504; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
PREMIERE SCENE DE THESEE; dans
Thésée, tragédie lyrique de Irancois-
Joseph Gossec, morceau d’étude de
Fr, A. Gevaert, pour ténor noble et
piano. (Répertcire - francais de
lancien chant classique, no. 359.)
[26787
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242990; Henry Lemoine & Gie.,
Paris, France.
PRESTO ARVERTIAM SUSANNA.
Mozart (W. A.)
PRETTY BRUNETTE; by A.\E. Warren;
piano, [26788
© Nov. 15) 1910i> 12%. INoytG:
1910; E 243567; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PRETTY LITTLE ESQUIMAU; words by
G. R. Pierce, musie by G. W. Vail.
[26789
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1910; BH 242391;
peuee Webber Vail, Washington,
OH
PRETTY (THE) PARTNER; polka by M.
Greenwald; two violins and piano.
[26790
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EX 243183; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
PRINCE CHARMING; reverie by Her-
bert Le Grand; piano. [26791
©. Nov. 12, IDLO; 2 se: INOye silal,
1910; H 2438428; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Il.
PRINCESSE D’AMOUR; mélodie- valse,
paroles de Emile Ronn et F. L.
Bénech, musique de Léo Daniderff.
[26792
© Woy. 12, 191032) ec." Nove 14
1910; EE 248495; L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
PRISONER’S (THE) CONFESSION; words
and music by R. I. Mubn. [26793
@ Oct f 1910'- 2°; Oct. 7. 1910 -
H 240690; William Muhn, Clayton,
Mich. :
PrizE (THE) WINNER; march two-step
by I. Furman Mulliner; piano.
[26794
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
KE 2483857; United States music co.,
Williamsport, Pa.
| PpoG PRAVE JA MAM BYTI CTNOSTNYM;
kuplet z operetty Cudna Barbora,
text napsali R. Bernauer a Leop.
Jacobson, preloZil V. J. Novotny,
hudba sloZil Oskar Nedbal. [26795
© Sept. 10, 1910; Qetinn 24s
1910; BE 2426038; Ludwig -Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
BiG
ProEHL (H. B.) Vierunddreissig kin-
derlieder; eine sammlung zweistim-
miger schullieder ernsten und hei-
tern inhalts. Gesammelt von H. B.
Proehl. 16mo. | 26796
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 16, 1910;
A 276296: H. B. Proehl, Chicago, Ll.
Oo EE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26797
PROGRESSIVE MELODIES:
Bickford; banjo.
© Oct. 25,1910; 2
HY 242898: Us Sis
New York, N. Y.
PROMENADE; paroles de A. Barratin,
musique de Julia Fortier. [26798
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242344; Almar, Paris, France.
PROMENADES; 12 piéces harmoniques,
mélodiques et rhythmiques, par
Edouard Schiitt, op. SS, pour piano.
Cahier 1-2, no. 1-12. [26799, 26800
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 28,
1910; EH 243109, 248110: N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
arr. by M.A,
[26797
ec, Oct. 26: 1910;
chool of music,
PROMESSE (LA); valse lente, par Al-
phonse Durosier, pour piano. (Trois
morceaux de danse, no. 3.) [26801
© Sept. 26, 1910 2 ‘ce Ocke 22.
1910; E 241735; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PROPER (THE) OF THE MASS FOR SUN-
DAYS AND JHOLIDAYS. ©V..3 «oi, By
A. Edmonds Tozer ...New York,
J. Miseher: & bro., 1910. xi, 141, 24*
p. S8vo. $1.00. [26802
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
A 275120; J. Fischer & bro., New
York, N. Y.
PsaLM (A) OF THANKSGIVING; words
adapted by Felix Goddard, music by
Frances Allitsen, arr. by A. R.; so-
prano solo with chorus of mixed
voices. 4to. (Series 7 of sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 780.)
[26808
© Oct. 26, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 242916; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MARCH. See Cele-
brated public school march.
Puccini (Gracomo) La fanciulla del
West. Partitura. [26804
©) diver Nov.- 12,1910: D. 18767 :. G.
Ricordi & co., Milan, Italy.
PUFF, PUFF, OUT WENT THE MOON; writ-
ten by John P. Harrington, com-
posed by Orlando Powell. [26805
© Nov. 17, 1910; 2c. Nov. 17, 1910;
E 244566; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
Pucret SOUND; words by a Seattle boy,
music by Elya Croom. [26806
WCE AON OIO = 2 eG, (Oei. 2h,
1910; H 2438177; Jas. E. Fitch, Seat-
tle, Wash.
pt.dih masses
PURE AND TRUE (Edel und treu);
meditation by H. Engelmann; piano.
[26807
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438268; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
PURE AS A LILY; melodie by a Sister
of St. Joseph; piano. [26808
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 5, 1910;
HK} 2441385; Frank K., Reotedgs.co.,
Chicago, Ill.
PURITANA; waltzes, by C. A. Grimm;
orch. 4to. [26809
© Sept. 2, 1910: > 2° ee Nowe 22.
1910; E 244429; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
PURPLE LILAC; waltz by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [26810
© Nov. 1, 1910;°27 eeGeersr.
1910; E 242851; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
PURPLE (THE) MOOR; two-part song,
words and music by Mary R. Dob-
son. 4to. (Mosaics, no. 11.)
[26811
© Sept. 12, 19102" 2 WOerr 17,
1910; E 242215; Vincent music ¢o.,
ltd., London, England.
PURPLE TWILIGHT; by Ellis
Woodward; piano. [26812
©. Nov. 1, 1910; 2reGe@icw st:
1910; E 242816; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, I].
reverie,
Puss IN BooTs; waltz by Herbert Le
Grand; piano. [26813
© Nov. 12, 1910:°25e7 Nowe.
1910; E 2438429; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
PUT ME WISE TO SOMETHING CLASSY;
words and music by J. L. Arthur.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[26814
© Nov. 18, 1910: 2 GaNox £3
1910; HE 243619; \daeie) Ashi
Worcester, Mass.
QUAKER (A) GIRL; from the musical
play The Quaker girl, words by
Adrian Ross, music by Lionel Mock-
ton. [26815
© Nov.. 16,1910; 2). Nese
1910; E 244606; Chappell & co., lid.,
London, England.
QUAND LE SOLEIL SE COUCHE; valse-
intime par Willy Schwember, op. 28:
piano. - [26816
©, Sépt. 9:°1910: 2 ¢€ @che2e
1910; E 242619; C. F. Teich, Leip-
zig, Germany.
1540
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26836
QUEEN (THE) BEE; march by Alfred
Fieldhouse; piano. [26817
a Oe. 21,1910: ec. Oct. 24,
1910; E 242570; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
QUEEN OF MY DREAMS; valse on melo-
dies from the comic opera The slim
princess, by Leslie Stuart, arr. by
Clarence Lucas; piano. [26818
mets 26° 1910; 2-¢. Octo 127,
1910; E 241817; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
QUEEN (THE) OF SPRING; words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by W. J.
Post. [26819
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Oct. 27, 1910;
EH 241981; Wm. J. Post, Pittsburg,
Pa.
QUEEN OF THE May; waltz by R.
Streabbog; piano. [26820
[on Ney 40, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 7,
1910; E 243232; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
QUEEN (THE) OF THE PURE; words by
O. Lundell, music by F. Abt, arr.
by J. P. Weston; in A flat. [26821
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1910;
E 2438527; Otto Lundell, Chicago,
Ill.
QUESTA NON SI TOCCA; versi di A. Bar-
bieri, musica di V. Di Chiara; canto
e mandolino. [26822
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
= 243104; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
QUESTION (THE); by Ernest F. Jores,
ope) ap-91: piano. (Suite in G,
Ug A.) : [26823
Oo Oct. 31, 1910; 2 e« Oct. 31,
1910; E 242888; Gamble hinged mu-
sie ¢o., Chicago, Ill.
QUILTER (RoGER) Three studies for the
pianoforte. London. Novello and
€6... ltd. [26824
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20,
1910; E 241525; Roger Quilter,
Woodbridge, England.
QUO VADIS; potpourri aus der oper von
Jean Nougués, arr. von Gustav Volk
ftir piano, mit tiberlegtem text.
[26825
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244408; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig, Germany.
RAFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Valse, op.
111, no. 2; rev. and fingered by Hans
T. Seifert; piano. [26826
© Oct. 1.21910" 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240992; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN;
9
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it
_
9)
Rac (THE) BAG; a collection of rag-
time numbers by popular composers ;
piano. [26827
©: Sept. 30; 1910), 2) eS Och. 17,
1910; E 242444; Leo. Feist, New
Work eNe x:
RaG LAND; by P. F. Woodford; piano.
[26828
© fe Oct. 24 A910. Bi 242465.
Percy F’. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
RAGGETY RAG; composed and arr. by M.
Payne; piano. Los Angeles, Fordi
music pub. co. [26829
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1910;
EK 241759; Meryle Payne, Los An-
geles, Cal.
RAGTIME FOLLIES; two-step by M. O.
Arnold; piano. [26830
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EF 243358; May Olive Arnold, Mobile,
Ala.
RAINBOW ; Indian intermezzo by Percy
Wenrich. 4to. (Boosey & GCO.’S
brass and reed band journal, no.
503.) [26831
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 243302; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
RAINBOW WALTZ; J. Brownfield ;
piano. [26832
©ENov, 1, 1910) 2 c Oct, 31g 1910:
H 242827; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
by
RAMRATH (KONRAD) Vier lieder; op.
10, dichtungen von Richard Dehmel.
Komplet. [26833
©) Oct 12,1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 12, 419105
E 244470; Tischer & Jagenberg, Co-
logne, Germany.
op. 19, verschiedene dichter.
Ikomplet. [268384
© Oct..12, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244471; Tischer & Jagenberg, Co-
logne, Germany.
RANI’s (THE) MESSENGER; words by
Felix A. Joseph, music by Easthope
Martin. No. 1 in D. [268385
@©- Nov; 14, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. I,
1910; E 244541; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
Ranz DES VaAcHES; Swiss national
song, words by S. Lodge, music arr.
as a quartet by Percy Godfrey;
mixed voices. 4to. (Vocal library
of part songs, ete., no. 163.) [268386
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 10, 1910;
BE 244285: Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
4]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26837
pt. 1, BASe SS
RECESS MARCH; by Herbert Le Grand;
piano. [26837
=) Nov. 1) 191022. c Ociz3 eae:
E 242857; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
RECITATIV UND GEBET; aus der oper
Der freischiitz, von C. M. v. Weber,
arr. von Bernh. Ed. Miiller, op. 75,
fiir waldhorn mit klavierbegleitung.
[26838
©) Oct. F. 191062 & Nov. 107 1910:
E 244409; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
RECITATIVE AND ADAGIO
See Paganini (N.)
Rep (THE) MAN; from the suite The
dwellers in the western world, by
John Philip Sousa; piano. [26839
© Nov, 11910: 2: @ Nov. 1; 1910;
E 241954; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
RED RAG TWO STEP; by Jack Murfree;
piano. [26840
©) 1 cy Oct: 28, 1910; W. 242076;
Murfree music co., Boston, Mass.
ReD Ripine Hoop; waltz by Herbert
Le Grand; piano. [26841
© Novi? 191022 @& Nove 44,
1910; E 2434381; Frank K. Root &
eo., Chieago, Tl.
RED ROSE MARCH; by Theodore Miller;
piano. [26842
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244136; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
9
_
CANTABILE.
REFRAIN (LE) DU TONNELIER; par
Henri Van Gael, op. 145, pour piano
a + mains. (Les chrysanthémes,
no. 3.) [26848
Oct >, 1910: 2.¢..Ock 22,1910:
E 241697; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Rrese (CAgt) . Lied: op... 19,° no. 8;
piano. (10 kleine albumblitter, no.
8.) [26844
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242475; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston, Mass.
Marsch; op. 19, no. 10; piano.
(10 kleine albumbliatter, no, 10.)
[26845
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910:
E 242477; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
Scherzino; op. 19, no. 4; piano,
(10 kleine albumblitter, no. 4.)
[26846
© Oct, 21, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
BE 242471; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston, Mass. |
ReEGER (CarL)—Continued.
Valsette; op. 19, no. 9; piano.
(10 kleine albumblitter, no. 9.)
[26847
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242476; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
REGIMENTSTOCHTER. See Donizetti (G.)
REGINA (LA) DEL MARE; marcia na-
politana, by Mario Costa; piano.
[26848
©) Nov. 3, 1910; 2c. Noys4-4910-
E 243148; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
REHFELD (FABIAN) Adagietto, op. 99;
fiir violine und pianoforte. (Vier
stiicke, no. 2.) [26849
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 41910;
E 243131; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Gross Lichter-
felde, Germany.
—— Canzonetta, op. 99: fiir violine
und pianoforte. (Vier stticke, no.
ie) [26850
© Oct. 3,-1910; 2 e& Nov. 41910;
EK 2431380; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Gross Lichter-
felde, Germany.
99: fiir violine
(Vier stticke, no.
[26851
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 4, 1910;
E 243133; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Gross Lichter-
felde. Germany.
Intermezzo,
und pianoforte.
4,
op.
tEIFE; text von Elsa Laura von Wol-
zogen, musik von Joan Manén, op.
A—4. (Sechs lieder. no. 6.) [26852
© Sept. 12, 1910: 2 "cages.
1910; E 242706: Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
REINECKE CHILDREN’S SONGS; arr. as
Simple piano pieces by Carrie AI-
chin. [26853
© Nov. 16, 1910; ce. Nov. I8;
1910; E 248584; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
3)
REITERSCHLACHT;: ged. von Georg frei-
herr von Ompteda. musik von Ferd.
Rebay, op. 36, fiir mannerchor und
grosses orchester. Wlavierauszug
mit. text. . [26854
©. Sept:. 8, :1910;, 2 .c.. Ogre
1910; E 242586; Gebrtider Hug &
co., Leipzig. Germany.
42
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52. Dec... 1910
26872
REJOICE GREATLY, O DAUGHTER OF ZION;
anthem for Christmas, music by C.
H. Lloyd; mixed voices. 4to.
[26855
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242879; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
REJOICE IN THE LorD; full anthen,
words scriptural, music by R. G.
Thompson; mixed voices. (York
series, anthems and glees, no. 338.)
[26856
(© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 243592; Banks & son, York,
England.
REJOICE, REJOICE: sacred song, music
by T. M. Bowdish. Svo. [26857
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c, Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243359; Orner music ¢co., Dubois,
Pa.
REMEMBER; words and music by L. J.
Ringsmuth. [26858
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1910; E 244551;
L. J. Ringsmuth, Cedar Rapids,
Towa.
REMINISCENCE; par Vasa Suk, pour
piano, revidiert von Richard Hot-
mann. (Bagatelles, no. 2.) [26859
Ste. 42, 1910: 2 e. ‘Nov: 10,
1910; E 244410; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
RENDEZVOUS; valse on Victor Lean-
der’s popular song, arr. by Pedro
de Zulueta; orchestra by H. M.
Higgs. 4to. [26860
feme@en, 27.1910; 2c. Oct: 28;1910;
E 242804; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
RENDEZVOUS. See
journal, no. 368.
REQUIESCAT; by Joseph Henius, op.
1: mixed voices. 4to. (The
modern series of part songs, no. 26.)
[26861
© Ger. 19,1910: 2 c. Oct. 20,1910;
Pues: EHS W. Gray co., New
Work N. Y.
—— words by Alfred H. Hyatt, music
by Perey Elliott; medium voice in D.
x [26862
© Oct. 28,1910; 2 ec. Nov..1, 1910;
E 241994; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Rescue (THE) sone; words by Ada
Chappell’s army
R. Habershon, music by Robert
Harkness. [268638
© Oct. 415, 1910;" 2c Oct. 25,
1910; E 241740; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
RESURRECTION (THE); words and mu-
sic by Laura Hubbard Jaccard.
[26864
© October 14, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17,
1910; E 242040; T. Holt Hubbard,
Fort Worth, Tex.
—— (Die auferstehung); poem by
Klopstock, translation by C. Wink-
worth, music by C. Villiers Stan-
ford, op. 5; tenor solo, chorus and
orchestra, organ ad lib. Piano
score, with English words. New
edition. (Vocal library, no. 62.)
[26865
©rOct; si 1910. 2) eh Novas,
1910; E 241946; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
REVE (LA) D’AMOUR.
dream.
REVE DE NUIT; berceuse par Vittore
Loreto; piano. [26866
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2. ¢. Oct. 22,
1910; H 241691; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
REVE FLEURI (Dorado suefio); valse
lente, poesia de Ferdinand R. Ces-
tero, musica por EF. Porrata Doria,
op. 80. [26867
© Oct. 13, 1910¢),2.:e% Oct. 24
1910; E 242524; José Laza & ©o.,
San Juan, Porto Rico.
See Lover’s
REVEILLE (LE) D’AMOUR; yalSe von
B. F. Pivot, op 178, bearb. von Paul
Korke, fiir orchester. 4to. [26868
© Sept 15, 1910 2. Gc Oct, 26,
1910; EH 242695; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
REVERIE; by Alfred J. Silver; organ.
obl. S8vo. [26869
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244210; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. N.Y.
by Carl Reger, op. 19, no. 9;
piano. (10 kleine albumbliitter, no.
5.) [26ST0
@mOct «21s. 1910s. 2..¢, Ock- 24,
1910: E 242472; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
par P. A. Tirindelli, op. 1, pour
violon et piano. Nouvelle éditién
facilitée. 113844. [26871
@) Oct. Sis. ATO, 2..¢+ ANOV. eas
1910: EB 248289; G. Ricordi & CO.,
Milan, Italy.
——par Renato Brogi, pour violon et
piano. (Morceaux choisis, no 76.)
[26872
© Sept. 14,.1910; 2.c Oct. 26,
1910: BE 242694; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan Italy.
1545
_-- > = SEL SEE GE nS Sn ea. oe
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 0 Base wi 5
REVERIE—Continued.
words and music by Grace Dono-
van. [26873
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244256; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
REveEs (Dreams); par Sigismond Sto-
jowski, op. 86, pour piano. (Poéme
dété, quatre morceaux, no. 1.)
[26874
© Nov. 15.1910: 42 .c.. Nove 1%:
1910; E 244560; G. Schirmer, New
Mork. IN. Y.
REVIENS; valse, paroles et musique de
Fragson et Christiné. [26875
© Oct 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242324; Christiné, Paris, France.
——valse von A. ‘Tscherniawsky,
bearb. von Paul Korke, fiir orches-
ter. 4to. [26876
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244411; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
REVUE DES CADETS; marche par Ant.
Gilis, op. 474, pour piano. [26877
© Sept. 14, 1910: 2 c Oct. 29,
1910; E 241874; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
RHYS-HERBERT (W.) Intermezzo; from
Bethany; organ. obl. Svo. [26878
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244218; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 'N-7Y..
RHYTHMIC (THE) GRADUS; an elemen-
tary text-book of music by Kather-
ine Bird, Margaret H. Glyn and T.
H. Yorke Trotter. Grade 4. [26879
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243122; Bosworth & co., London,
England.
RICH MAN, POOR MAN, BEGGAR MAN,
THIEF; words by Jean C. Havez,
music by S. A. Goldtree. [26880
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1910; E 241653;
S. A. Goldtree, San Francisco, Cal.
RIENZI, DER LETZTE DER TRIBUNEN. See
Wagner (R.)
RIGOLETTO; three-step, arr. by Jack
Murfree; pf. [26881
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1910:
E 243150; Murfree music co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
arr. by Jack Murfree, or-
chestrated by Geo. L. Tracy. [26882
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c Nov. 4, 1910:
E 243149; Murfree music co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
RIMPIANTO; valzer lento. parole di A.
Genise, musica di Alfredo Mazzuc-
chi. 1. Pianoforte e canto. 2. Piano-
forte solo. [26883, 26884
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. each Oct. 31,
1910; H 242957, 242958; Raffaele
Izzo, Naples, Italy.
RING BELLS; words by Julia M. Leon-
ard, music by J. H. Fillmore.
[26885
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 248320; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
RING OF GOLD; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Ethel Barn-
by... No..2-in- Dae [26886
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242708; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
RISE, SLEEP NO MORE; hunting song,
words by Barry Cornwall, music by
H. J. Stewart; men’s voices. 4to.
¥. A2688F
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 242920; G. Schirmer, Boston, Mass.
RoAMING; lyric by L. De Cou, music
by Gertrude M. Hammes. Profes-
sional. [26888
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1910; E 243536;
Lily De Cou, St. Paul Park, Minn.
RoBERT (CLEMENT) Aria, op. 4; pour
violon avec acc. de piano. [26889
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 243012; Justin Robert, Béziers,
France.
Rospin ADAIR; [words by Robert
Burns], ed. by Alberto Randegger ;
voice and piano in B flat. [26890
©. Oct. 21, 1910: 2 el OG aAo10:
E 242974; Wickins & co., London,
England.
ROCHESTER; words by Gertrude Min-
nie Jones, music by H. D. Wilkins.
Rochester, Ontario music co. [26891
). Oct.. 12, 1910 5.2 € Oe a oie
E 242186; Herve D. Wilkins,
Rochester, N. Y.
ROCHESTER MAID MEANS
words by Kendrick P. Shedd, music
by F. N. Barbour. [26892 §
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2.& Oech: Ei 1310s |
E 241779; Florence Newell Barbour,
Rochester, N. Y.
Rock oF AGES; by Thomas Hastings,
transcription by Henry S. Sawyer;
piano. [26892
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2:c.-O0c@ Si 1910;
E 242814; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
1544
QUALITY; |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP;
by J. P. Knight, theme and varia-
tion by Rose M. Brochard; piano.
[26894
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243245; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
Rockine (THE) HORSE; march and
two-step by M. Greenwald; two vio-
lins and piano. [26895
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243196; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
(JAMES H.) Capriccieto;
piano. (Etchings, no. 4.) [26896
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244299; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ROGERS
—— Scherzetto; piano. (Htchings, no.
AM | [26897
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244305; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ROLLE-RILLE-RUTSCH; text von O. A.
Alberts, musik von Walter Kollo.
[26898
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 2427386; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
ROLY POLY EYES; [words and music by
Lewis and Bennett]. [26899
© 1c. Noy. 19, 1910; E 244617;
Samuel Morvay, New York, N. Y.
RoMANCE; by Eduard Schiitt, op. 38,
NOas2, arr, by Arthur W. Pollitt;
organ. [26900
© Sept. 29; 1910; 2c. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241705; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
by Ernest F. Jores, op. 9, no. 4;
piano. (Suite in G, no. 4.) [26901
© Oct. 31,1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242886; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago, IIl.
by J. C. Hooper, arr. by W. D.
Armstrong; violin and piano in G
minor. [26902
© Oct 15, 1910; 2.c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242156; James Calvin Hooper,
Chicago, I].
by Jean Sibelius, op. 24, no. 9, ed.
by H. A. Lang; piano. [26903
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242566; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
26913
RoMANCE—Continued.
rev. and ed. by Hans T. Sei-
fert, piano solo. [26904
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 «@ Oct. 12,
1910; E 240986; Carl Fischer, New
Monk Nw xe
by T. Tertius Noble; violin and
piano. [26905
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242768; G. Schirmer, New York,
Noy.
par Claudius H. Couldery, pour
violon et piano. [26906
@©y Sept= 28," 1910 :) 2 ¢ Oct: 22:
1910; E 241717; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
von Erkki Melartin, op. 59,
revidiert von Wilh. Dugge. (Lyri-
sches, no. 2.) [26907
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c Nov. 7, 1910;
HE 243282; K. G. Fazer, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
RoMANCE. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
ROMANCE OF LOVE; melodie by M.
Greenwald; piano. [26908
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK 242928; Leo Feist, New York,
INS YS.
ROMANTISCHE SERENADE; von Jan
Brandts Buys, op. 25, fiir streich-
quartett. Partitur und stimmen.
[26909
©) Sept, 7% 1910- 2c Sepe, 21.
1910; E 248478; J. M. Welleminsky,
Vienna, Austria.
ROMANZA; by August Wilhelmj, ed. and
fingered by Philipp Mittell; violin
and piano. [26910
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 243050; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING eNGs
Op. Toei nor Ls
piano. (10 kleine albumblitter,
no. 1.) [26911
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242468: B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
RNoMANZE, von Alfred Oelschlegel, op.
133, ftir violoncello mit klavierbe-
gleitung. (Drei kleine stiicke, no.
is) [26912
©) Sept) 23,1910; 2-e.. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241640; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
von Max Weinschenk, ftir vio-
loncello und pianoforte. f26918
© wept) 21.:1910s 2 ce Oct. 22,
1910: BE 241727; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
1545
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26914
pt. 1 aes
RONDE DES FOLLETS; scherzo par Victor
Staub, op. 29, pour le piano.
[26914
© Oct.418, 1910 5 2'c, OEE 1G 1910);
EK 242327; Durand et cie., Paris,
France.
RoNDO MIGNON; by Frédéric Baum-
felder, op. 49; piano. [26915
©) Ocin2y, 1910 22 evOcr 2s. 1910;
E 242758; M. Witmark & sons, New
Works ING Ve
Root’s YOUNG ORCHESTRA FAVORITE.
Violin part. S8vo. [26916
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
BE 244111; E. T. Root & sons, Chi-
eago, Ill.
ROSABEL; march and two-step, by W.
A. Groh, arr. by Fred Lax; band.
4to. [26917
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2c. Oct. 14, 1910;
EK 242002; P. J. Lammers, Balti-
more, Md.
ROSALEEN; words and music by C. X.
O2prien. Mimiray IN: Yo). S:
Andrus & co. [26918
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
B1 242542: -Charies X= O’Brien,
Himira, N. Y¥.
Rose; words by Antony A. Sousa, mu-
sic by Vernon Roberts. [26919
© “Nov. 18." :1910=, 2) c., Nov, 19;
1910; HE 244621; Capital music pub.
co., Washington, D. C.
Rose (LA) (Rose and thorn); poésie
de G. Boutelleau, English adapt. by
Fred. E. Weatherly, musique de
Leopold Ashton. [26920
©. Nov. 3, 1910;-2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 243147; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ROSE COTTAGE; words and music by E.
Croom. [26921
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EB 242552; Elya Croom, Seattle,
Wash.
ROSE IN MY LADY’S GARDEN; lyric by
Wim. H. Gardner, music by Ernest
R. Ball. [26922
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
BE 242652; M. Witmark & sons., New
Work. - ¥.
Rose Marie; words by F. E. Weather-
ley [and] Rock of ages; set to the
same music by J. L. Molloy, ed. by
M,. Greenwald; soprano or tenor.
[26923
© Nov. .7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
FE 243188: Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. ¥:
Rose (LA) NOIRE; Suite de valses par
Georges Aubry, pour piano, [26924
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 2423823; F. Salabert,”, Paris,
France. ;
Rose (THE) OF SHARON; a dramatic
oratorio founded on the Song of
Solomon, words selected from Holy
Scripture by Joseph Bennett, music
by A. C. Mackenzie, op. 30. New
and revised edition. Vocal score.
(Novello’s original octavo edition.)
[26925
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 «. Oct. 27, 1910;:
E 242786; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
ROSE WREATHS; waltz, by George L.
Spaulding; piano. (Seven easy
pieces, no. 4.) [26926
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244004; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
ROSEATE (THE) HUES OF EARLY DAWN;
anthem, words by C. F. Alexander,
music by W. H. Bullock; mixed
voices. 4to. (The church choral-
ist, Curwen’s edition, no. 80506. )
[26927
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1916;
E 240899; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
Rosen (Roses); words by Fredinand
Ewald Toennies, music by Hans
Kronold, op. 25, no. 1, high voice.
(Rosen und zypressen, no. 1.)
[26928
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 24, 1910;
FE 242504; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN
ROSENBAUM; text von Ernst von Wol-
zogen, musik von Joan Manén, op.
A-4. (Sechs lieder, no. 4.) [26929
© Sept. 12, 1910:92%e. Get 26:
1910; E 242704; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
(DER)
RoOSENKAVALIER See Strauss
(R.)
Roses; words and music by James A.
MacElwee. [26930
© Nov: 10, 1910; 2. Gens:
1910; E 244292; Church, Paxson & —
co., New York, N. Y.
Rosita; polka-mazurka, par. Ant.
Gilis, op. 449, pour piano. (Six
morceaux, no. 4.) [26931
©: Sept.. 14, 1910;°2) @) Gewese:
1910; E 241926; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
1546
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26949
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Bar-
bier (Der) von Sevilla; fantasie,
aus der oper, arr. von Rud. Jaen-
gerich, fiir violine, mit begleitung
des pianoforte. (Opern fantasien,
no. 2.) [26932
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244159; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
ROUSSEL (ALBERT) Suite, op. 14; pour
piano. [26933
Pooe: 29. 1910: 2° e. Oct. 31,
1910; E 248015; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie, Paris, France.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH)
Barecarolle, op. 380 no. 1; rev. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[26934
assem. 29, 1910: 2 c¢ Oct. 12,
1910; E. 240987; Carl Fischer, New
Vork, NY.
Staccato étude, op. 22, no. 2;
piano. (Edition of popular piano-
forte works, no. 21.) [26935
(tle 27, 1910: 2c: Oct. 28,
1910; E 242805; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, England.
RuporFfr (Ernst) Symphonie, op. 50,
no. 3; fiir grosses orchester. Par-
titur. [26936
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244192; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h,
Berlin, Germany.
RUNAWAY (THE); two-step by H.
Langford; piano. [26937
© Woy. 17, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 18,
1910; E 243609; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
RUSSIAN FOLK-SONGS; selected and arr.
by H. M. Higgs; piano. [269388
@© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 « Nov. 15,
1910; H 244544; Chappell & €O., ltd.
London, England.
RUSSLAN UND LUDMILLA; fantasie aus
der oper von M. Glinka, arr. von C.
Gavriloff, op. 36, revidiert von Rich-
ard Hofmann, fiir violine mit kla-
vierbegleitung. [26939
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241634; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
SACRED QUARTETS. See Parks’ sacred
quartets.
SADIE, MY BLUE EYED LADY; words and
music by Mary R. Malone. [26940
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH. 248257; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mork. IN. Y.
SAETER-MAID’s (THE) Sunpay (Saeter-
jentens Sondiig) ; Norwegian words
by Jérgen Moe, English translation
by O. T. Arneson, music by Ole
Bull; solo and mixed _ voices.
(Northern edition of octavo music,
no. 58.) [26941
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 28, 1910;
EH 242779 ; Northern book and music
CO., Chicago, Til.
—. —— solo and male voices.
(Northern edition of octavo music,
no. 60.) [26942
© Oct. 26,1910; 2 c Oct. 28,1910;
E 242780; Northern book and music
coy Chicago, Ti:
SAFE IN THE ARMS OF JESUS; by W.
Doane; guitar. [26943
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8; 1910:
EK 244200; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
SAILING AT DAWN; from Songs of the
fleet, words by Henry Newbolt, mu-
sic by Charles Villiers Stanford, arr.
for solo voice. [26944
© Oct. 31,1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242986; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SAILING, SWEETHEART, YOU AND I;
words and music by Ralph White-
head. [26945
© Oct. 27,1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
Ee242752; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work IN: Y:
SAILOR’S HORNPIPE; arr. by Bickford;
mandolin. [26946
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EK 241557; U.S. school of music, New
York, N.. ¥:
SAILOR’S (THE) PRIDE; words by
Palmer Hartsough, music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley; bass or baritone
solo. [26947
© Oct. 15,1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
BE 242175; Fillmore brothers ¢co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
St. GEORGE’S MARCH ; il
echestrated by Henry Lucas. [26948
© Oct. 21,1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK. 241601; Jos. Williams, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
by Wm. Hill, or-
St. JoSEPH FoR CHRIST; words and
music by Robert Harkness. 12mo.
{26949
(©) INoy..2 12; .1910;;, 2 .c. Nove 15,
1910; E 244588; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
1547
68294—10—_8
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26950
pt. HE ness Vv. 5
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Déjanire; tragédie lyrique en 4
actes, poéme de Louis Galleitt et C.
Saint-Saéns, musique de C. Saint-
Saéns. Partition pour chant et
piano réduite par l’auteur. [26950
© Oct. 29,1910; 2 c. Oct. 24,1910;
D 18742; Durand & cie, Paris,
France.
—— Romance, op. 87; rev. and ed. by
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and piano.
[26951
©) Sep’ 29," 1910= 2 ‘ce Oct-42;
1910; E 240984; Carl Fischer, New
York, N.. ¥.
SALOMES TANZ. See Strauss (R.)
SaLtut A PestH; Hungarian march by
H. Kowalski, ed. by E. V. McIntyre;
piano. [26952
© mOct: <8) 1916.) 32 ec Oct. 24:
1910; E 242538; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
SALUTE THE FLAG; Military march
and two step, by Geo. H. Holcombe;
piano. [26953
OyOck) 21; 71910; 2) ce. -Ock 20;
1910; EB 241561; Victor Kremer, Chi-
eago, Ill.
SAME (THE) OLD GOSPEL: words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [26954
(©) Ociz- 22, 1 O10=” 2eOcs 22,
1910; E 241609; Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick, Philadelphia, Pa.
SANDERSON (WILFRED) Novelette; arr.
for organ. [26955
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 248075; Gould & co. London,
England.
SAN FRANCISCO IS VICTORIOUS; words
and music by Spi. [26956
Weck 12 AiO e 2 r-es Oct w9.
1910; E 241986; M. A. Cashman,
San Francisco, Cal.
SANTA CLAUS AND HIS FRIENDS; 2
Christmas cantata for children, li-
bretto and music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. S8vo. [26957
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 2438020; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
SANTA CLAUS AT SANTIAGO; Christmas
cantata, words by C. Austin Miles,
music by J. Lineoln Hall. 4to.
[26958
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248161; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. 5
SANTA CLAUS, Siz KnicHt; a Christ-
mas cantata, libretto by B. B. James,
music by Arthur Radcliffe. 40 p.
8vo. $0.25. [26959
© ‘Sept. 27, -1910->2)2 flay. 3;
1910; A 272991; Radeliffe pub. co.,
Millville, N. J.
SANTA FE TRAIL; march-galop by Louis
Weber; piano. [26960
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248251; Weber bros., Kansas City,
Kans.
SARABANDA; par F. Paolo Frontini;
piano. [26961
© Oct. 11; 1910; 2 eens?
1910; E 244457; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
See Handel (G. F.)
SAUCY EYES; words and music by W.
F. J. Smith. Professional. [26962
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1910; E 244476;
Wm. F. J. Smith, Brooklandville,
Md.
J
SARABANDE.
SAVE A LITTLE MONEY FOR A BRAINY DAY;
words by Chas. A. Kraher, music by © |
Robert E. Gutterman. [26963
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242759; Southern music pub. co.,
Louisville, Ky.
SAVIOUR DIVINE; words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by HE. K. Heyser;
duet for baritone or tenor and so-
prano. [26964
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242176; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
SAVIOUR OF THE CONTRITE; words by
Bertram Pratt, music by W. H. Gill.
[26965
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2c. Nov. 12, 1910;
E 244426; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
Say Yes, Marie; words and music by
A. L. Powell, in F. [26966
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 16, 1910;
E 243541; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York, ING vy.
ScALE AND ARPEGGIO CHART; primary |
and elementary grades in piano-
forte playing, with examination
tests, compiled and annotated by
Wilson Manhire, continental finger-
ing. [26967
© Oct. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct? aRao1;
EH 242151; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
1548
‘SCENES POETIQUES.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
26985
SCALE AND KEY OF A MAJOR; arr. by
M. A. Bickford; cello. [26968
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2c. Nov. 15, 1910;
E 244527; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
SCALE AND KEY OF B FLAT; [by M. A.
Bickford]; cello. [26969
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;.
E 241970; U. S. school of music, New
Work: IN. Y.
SCALE AND KEY OF E FLAT; arr by M. A.
Bickford; cello. [26970
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 « Nov. 15,
1910; E 244526; U. S. school of
music, New York, N. Y.
SCALE AND KEY OF F'; (arr. by M. A.
Bickford]; cello. [26971
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 241972; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
SCALE OF C; [by M. A. Bickford];
cello. [26972
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241978; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
SCALE OF G; [by M. A. Bickford];
cello. [26973
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241974; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS, for the develop-
ment of virtuosity in violin playing;
hy eur Brn, op. 37. ‘Part 1.
[26974
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242710; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
ScENES (THE) OF YESTERDAY; words
and music by A. R. Kremer. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[26975
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248068; Arthur R. Kremer, Alex-
andria, Nebr.
See Godard (B.
is F”.)
ScENT (THE) OF THE JASMINE FLOWER;
from Teresa be mine, (Terese, sei
nicht bose), words by Adolf Philipp,
music by Jean Briquet. [26976
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 17,
1910; E 244567; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SCHELMENLIEDEL; ged. und musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 53, no. 3
[26977
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26,
1910; E 242671; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SCHLOMING (Harry) 14 studien (14
Studies), op. 14; leicht und in fort-
schreitender folge, 1. lage, fiir die
violine. [26978
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 e@ Oct. 24,
1910; EH 242611; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
—— 24 studien (24 studies), op. 15;
fiir vorgeschr. spieler, fiir viola.
Teil A [26979
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24,
1910; EH 242612; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
SCHMETTERLINGSJAGD (Hunting butter-
flies) ; von Gustay Hansen, op. 24,
no. 5; klavier zu vier hinden. (In
freier Natur, 10; 5.) [26980
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242482; B. F. Wood music CO.,
Boston, Mass.
SCHONSTE (DAs) LAND AM DoNav-
STRAND DAS IST, UND BLEIBT MEIN
WiEN; Weinerlied, wrote u. ton-
weise von Carl Lorens, nachlass op.
2001. [26981
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 29,
1910; E 241918; Josef Blaha, Vi-
enna, Austria.
SCHOLARS’ COMPANION; a collection of
standard favorites for the piano.
Vol. 1. [26982
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910:
HE 244238; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks Nay;
SCHOOL COMRADES; march by H. Engel-
mann, arr. by Sol Levy; band. 4to.
[26983
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244237; M. Witmark & sons, New
One ING
SCHOOL SONG BOOK; unison songs and
part-songs for general singing, ed-
ited by Osbourne McConathy. Com-
plete edition. 4to. 26984
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
A 274813; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Impromptu,
op. 90, no. 3, in G@. Player piano roll
as executed by Teresa Carreno.
[ 26985
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 13, 1910;
EK 242438; Ludwig Hupfeld, Leipzig,
Germany.
1549
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26986
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
ScHUBERT (FRANZ PETER)—Continued.
Stabat Mater; von F. G. Klop-
stock, English version by Fanny S8.
Copeland, musik von Franz Schu-
bert; fiir sopran, tenor und bass
solo, gemischten chor und orchester.
Klavierauszug von Georg Gohler.
4to. [26986
) Sept. 24. 1910> 2.7e Ocks 29,
1910; D 18748; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
ScHUMANN LULLABY; by S. Becker von
Grabill, op. 22, no. 2; piano. [26987
© Get. 4, 19102 @ Nov? 21910;
E 243046; S. Becker von Grabill,
Lancaster, Pa.
SCINTILLATING STAR; lyric by John D.
Wells, music by H. E. Schultz.
[26988
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243201; Herman E. Schultz, Buf-
fol NS ¥.
Scott (Lapy JoHN) Thirty songs; by
Lady John Scott, with acc. by Alfred
Moffat, ed. by Donald Ross. 4to.
[26989
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241818; Paterson & sons, Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
SE PEUT IL QU’UNE LARME; poésie de
Georges Clerc, musique de E, Lauga,
pour tenor ou soprano. [26980
(©) Noy. 12, 1910: 2 ¢. ‘Nov. 14,
1910; E 243498: Emile Lauga, Paris,
France.
SEA (THE) ROAD; from Three songs of
the sea, words by P. J. O’Reilly, mu-
sic by Haydn Wood. [26991
©jNow., 10;.11910-2 ee Nove;
1910; E 243391; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SECOND AND THIRD FINGERS; [by M. A.
Bickford]; cello. [26992
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910:
E 241977; U. S. school of music, New
work. IN. Y.
SECOND POSITION; arr. by M. A. Bick-
ford; cello. [26993
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244528; U. S. school of mu-
sic, New York, N. Y.
SEcRET (THE) OF SUCCESS; words from
Joshua I, music by Robert Hark-
ness. 12mo. [26994
ci. 25, 1910. 2c. Ney. 15,
1910; E 244584; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
i
‘
SEDUCTION; valse chantée, vers de
Pierre d’Amor, verzione ritmica di
A. Franci, musique de Vincenzo
Billi, op. 218. [26995
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 eer. 42,
1910; E 244459; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
SEQUIDILLA; par Henri Van Gael, op.
148, pour piano & 4 mains. (Les
chrysanthémes, no. 6.) [26996
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241700; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
SEHNSUCHT NACH DER HEIDE; ged. von
Th. Zimpel, musik von H, Kamper-
mann; minnerchor. 4to. [26997
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242498; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN: AY ;
SEHNSUCHTSLIED; auS der operette,
Die schodnste frau, von Giacomo
Minkowski, transcription von Joh.
Doebber, fiir klavier. [26998
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244412; Felix Bloch erben,’ Ber-
lin, Germany.
SEKT-GAVOTTE; aus der operette, Die
schonste frau, text von Rudolph
Lothar, musik von Giacomo Min-
kowski, frei bearb. von Jos. Doebber,
fiir eine singstimme und Klavier.
[26999
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244413; Felix Bloch erben, Berlin,
Germany.
SELECTED PIANO COMPOSITIONS. See
Brahms (J.)
SEMPE CU TE; versi di HE. A. Mario,
musica di Francesco Pugliese, per
canto e pianoforte. [27000
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242964; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
SEND ME <A MESSAGE; words by
Harriet H. Pierson, music by D. B.
Towner. [27001
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c.. Noy. 1, 1910;
EH 244018: Charles M. Alexander, ~
Philadelphia, Pa.
SENTIER COUVERT; de J. H. Fioceco,
revue pour ses concert par Wladimir
Cernikoff, pour piano. [27002
© Sept. 28,.1910; 2 er Gen 22
1910; E 241712; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
1550
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27020
SENTINEL (THE) : two-step, in the first
position, [arr. by M. A. Bickford] ;
banjo. [27003
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1910;
Bf} 242902; U. S. school of music, New
York, N. Y.
SENZA L’AMORE; yversi di R. Ferraro
Correra, musica de P. E. Fonzo.
[27004
fmosune 15, 1910: 2.ce. June 17,
1910; EO 241564; G. Santojanni,
Naples, Italy.
SEPTEMBERMORGEN; ged. von Kd.
Morike, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere stimme. (Lieder und
gesinge, erste folge, no. 21.)
[27005
©) Sept. 24,1910; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1910: E 241851; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
SERENADE; by Franz Drdla, trans-
scription by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[27006
Musepk. 29,1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 12,
1910; E 240989; Carl Fischer, New
Worx, N. Y.
——nonsense song from Box and Cox,
by Burnand and Sullivan, arr. by
Frederic W. Root; mixed voices.
(Octavo edition of school songs, no.
39.) [27007
© Oct. 27,1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241840; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Ill.
par Henri Van Gael, op. 147, pour
piano 4 4 mains. (Les chrysanthe-
mes, no. 5.) [27008
© Oct. 5, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 22,1910;
E 241699; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
SERENADE A NINON; poéme d’Alfred
de Musset, musique de Gabriel Du-
pont. [27009
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1910; E 243492; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
SERENADE ARLEQUIN; par George H.
Clutsam, pour piano. [27010
© Sept. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26. 1910;
EK 242700; Ries & Erler, Berlin, Ger-
many.
SERENADE-BARCAROLLE;. par Carl We-
ber, pour piano. [27011
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241892; D. Rahter, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
15.
D
SERENADE ESPAGNOLE; von A. Tellier,
arr. von Th. Ritter, fiir 2 mandoli-
nen, mandola, guitarre, und klavier.
(Mandolinen-musik, no. 42.) [27012
© Oct. 3, 1910 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244414; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
SERENATA A POSILLIPO; versi di G. Pa-
pino-Carbonelli, musica di S. Gam-
bardella; canto e mandolino. [27013
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
HE 2438088; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
SERENATA PATETICA *’ par ~HY Paelo
Frontini; piano. [27014
©! Oct! 11, 191022 2c. INoyerate:
1910; E 244459; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
SERENATA SENTIMENTALE; par Hug.
Gandolfo, op. 32, pour violon avee
ace. de piano. [27015
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
KY 242356; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
SHADES (THE) OF NIGHT; part-song,
words by Lulu Stowers, music by
Adam Geibel; women’s voices. 4to.
[27016
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 244052; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
SHADOWS (THE) ON THE WALL; words
and music by L. Loomis. Wash-
ington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27017
© Oct. 22,1910; 2 e° Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241764; Lillian Loomis, Ionia,
Mich.
SHE PONDERED IN HER HEART; recit.
and aria from The first Christmas
morn, text by S. J. Stone, musie by
Henry Leslie; low voice. [27018
© Nov. 5,, 1910; 2c. Nov. 9, 1910;
BH 243312; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
SHE’S EVERYTHING AND THEN SOME
MORE; words by Elmer Bowman,
musie by Chris. Smith. [27019
©e Now 20. T9102, GeslNOW. sale,
1910; E 244626; Thompson music
co., Chicago, Il.
SHE'S MY QUEEN; words by Fred.
Steigelman, music by Will Koch.
[27020
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
BH 242712: Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
it
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27021
pt. III, n. s., v.5
SHE’S THE ONLY GIRL FOR ME; words
by Ralph J. Rosenthal, music by
Otto Frey. [27021
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 241931; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
cago, III.
SHE SIFTED THISTLES; words and
music by Boden and Johnson.
(Sixpenny series, no. 218.) [27022
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244369; Price & Reynolds, London,
England.
SHE USED TO SING GRAND OPERA BUT
NOW IT’S LULLABIES; words by Mar-
vin Lee, music by Donald Bestor.
[27023
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242751; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N: Y.
SHEPHERD’S (THE) CALL; words and
music by Christine B. Moray.
[27024
Omre Nove 110) 1910. H 243333
Christine B. Moriarty, Highland
Mills, N. Y.
SHEPHERD’S LOVE SONG; words and
music by Ernest Austin, op. 2, no. 1.
[27025
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242528; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SHEPHERD’S (THE) MIDNIGHT VIGIL;
words by S. J. Reilly, music by Ed-
win D. Lloyds. New edition. (Vocal
library of part-songs, etc., no. 107.)
[27026
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241945; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SHERIDAN’S RIDE; descriptive march
by Glenn W. Ashley; piano. [27027
©, Noy. 12, 1910; 2° @.” Nev: 11,
1910; E 2438480; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Il.
SHINE SOFTLY, MISTER Moon; words
and music by Charles Lovenberg.
[27028
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EK 244239; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, NOY:
SHIP 0’ MINE; from Three songs of the
sea, words by P. J. O’Reilly, music
by Haydn Wood. [27029
© Nov. 110; 1910; 2..c...Nov. 11,
1910; E 248392; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
1552
SHIPWRECK (THE); descriptive march
and two step, by Ludwig Kellerman,
op. 20; piano. [27030
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 e«. Noy. 14,
1910; E 248509; Frank K. Root &
co., New York, N. Y. ~
SHOULD IRELAND HAVE HOME RULE;
words and music by A. Levy. [27031
© 1c. Nov. Wi, 1910] aa4se
Alfred Levy, Boston, Mass.
SHOUT THE GLAD TIDINGS; Christmas
anthem, words by W. A. Muhien-
burg, music by Geo. Noyes Rock-
well; mixed voices. (Octavo church
music, no. 10099.) [27082
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 @ Nov. 10,
1910; E 244806; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SI TIENE CORE; versi di A. Califano,
musica di EK. Di Capua; canto e
mandolino. [270383
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
He 2438105; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
SI TU VEUX; valse chantée, paroles de
Louis Despax, musique de Hugéne
Rosi. [27034
©. Oct. 29,1910; 2 & Oct. 31, 1910.
EK 248007; E. Guéprotte, Paris,
France.
SI TU VOULAIS; valse par Ernest Weil-
ler, op. 275, pour piano seul. [27085
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242355; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
SIEGESFEST (Victorious return); ged.
von Liliencron, musik von LHilen
Kullmann. (Lieder und gesinge,
NON 1p) [27036
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242726; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
_ Germany.
SIEHST DU, ALTE, SO WAS TUST DU
NICHT; marschlied aus der operette,
Die keusche Barbara, text von Ru-
dolf Bernauer wu. Leop. Jacobson,
musik von Oskar Nedbal, fiir ein
oder zwei singstimmen. [27037
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 c Oct. 24,
1910; E 242598; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
SIGH NO MORE LADIES; words by
Shakespeare, music by H. Hudson;
violin ad lib. 4to. (Two-part songs,
Series 8, no. 34.) [27038
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 242912; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London, England.
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
27056
SIGHING; words and music by Leroy
Stover, with violin obl. [27039
© Nov. 16,1910; 2 ¢.. Nov. 16,
1910; E 248526; Harold Rossiter
musie co., Chicago, III.
SIGHT SINGING; for private pupils or
classes, by J. N. Whybark. 8vo.
[27040
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 242861; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles, Cal.
SILLY COCK-A-DOODLE-D0O0; duet from
the musical play Marriage 4 la
earte, words by C. M. S. McLellan,
music by Ivan Caryll. [27041
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244286; Chappell & co., itd., Lon-
don, England.
SILVER DALE MARCH; by Theo. Miller;
piano. [27042
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242812; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
MEDITATION ; by. Theodore Miller;
piano. [27043
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242848; Frank K. Root & oco.,
Chicago, Ill.
REVERIE; by Theodore Miller;
piano. [27044
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242830; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
WALTZ; Miller ;
piano. [27045
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
by Theodore
EB 242826; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
SILVER WATER; words by G. Robinson,
music by H. K. Dugdale. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27046
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240685; Glenn Robinson, Modesto,
Cal.
SIMPLE CHANSON; par Henri Van
Gail, op. 144, pour piano 4 4 mains.
(Les chrysanthémes, no. 2.) [27047
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1910;
HE 241696; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
SIMPLE (THE) LITTLE GIRL FROM TOWN;
written by E. W. Rogers, composed
by John Neat. [27048
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241962; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
SINCE I’VE BEEN GOING WITH YOU;
words and music by H. Humphrey.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co,
[27049
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 240710; Howard Humphrey, New
York, NOY:
SING AND REJOICE; music by A. Geibel:
mixed voices. (Octavo church mu-
sic, no. 150.) [27050
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EH 245175; Adam Geibel music ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa. .
SING GLoRY; words by Hlsie Duncan
Yale, music by Alfred Judson.
(Christmas anthems, no. 157.)
[27052
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2c Novy. 4, 1910;
E 243162; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SING LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG AGAIN;
words by W. Wood, music by J. H.
Hllis. [27052
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 244480; Will Wood, New York,
INAS
Since O DAUGHTER OF ZION; anthem for
Christmas, verses from a carol by
the Rev. Canon Bright, music by
Walter G. Aleock. (Octavo anthems,
no. 985.) [27053
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244195; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Sinc, O HEAVENS; words from _ the
Bible, music by John Adamson;
mixed voices. (Octavo choir music,
no. 2.) [27054
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1910; HE 243488; Anglo-Canadian mu-
sic publishers assn., ltd., Toronto,
Canada.
SING, SING. SING; written and com-
posed by Damerell and Rutland.
[27055
©) Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Noy. -1Q
1910; E 244333; B. Feldman & co.
London, England.
SING, SWEETHEART, SING; words and
music by B. M. Caldwell. Washing-
ton, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27056
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
BE 241769; Bertha M. Caldwell, Way-
ville, N. Y.
1553
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27057
pt. 11, n.s., v.5
SING THIS BLESSED MORN; music by
Harry Hale Pike. 4to. (Christmas
anthems, no. 152.) [27057
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243163; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SING TOGETHER; music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. 4to. (Christmas anthems,
no. 154.) [27058
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1910;
E 243164; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SIRENETTA ; versi di R. Galdieri (Ram-
baldo), musica di C. Mirelli; canto
e mandolino. [27059
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 248098; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
Sirt (Hans) Sonatine, op. 109; fiir
violine und pianoforte. 1. C-dur;
2, G-dur. 3. D-dur. (Drei sonati-
nen, no. 1-3.) [27060-27062
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 c. each Oct.
26, 1910; E 242673-242675; Otto
Forberg, Leipzig, Germany.
Six (THE) Tim, Tom, Tit; new Eng-
lish dance, by René Gasty; piano.
[27063
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 243585; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
SKYROCKETS; Dy G. R. Combs, op. 34;
piano. [27064
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243360; Gilbert Raynolds Combs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SLAVE’Ss (THE) DREAM; a choral bal-
lad for four-part chorus, poem by
Longfellow, music by Harry Alex-
ander Matthews; women’s voices
with tenor solo and orchestra acc.
Vocal score. 4to. [27065
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 16,
1910; E 248555; G. Schirmer, New
YorkuN. Y.
SLAVONIA; mazurka, by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 232, no. 6; violin and
piano. (Musical impressions, no.
. 6.) [27066
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 2434738; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SLEEP, Hoty BABE; carol, words by E.
Caswall, music by R. Walker Rob-
son. 12mo. (Christmas carols, no.
353.) [27067
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243237; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SLEEP LITTLE HONEY SLEEP; words by
G. L. Hunt. music by Harry Alton
Russell. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [27068
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241587; Gracia L. Hunt, Portland,
Oreg.
SLEEPING (THE) PRIESTESS; words by
Robert Cameron Rogers, music by
David Stanley Smith; three-part
song for chorus of women’s voices.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5517.) [27069
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242767; G. Schirmer, New York,
INS Y.
SLEEPY BYE; words by Florence Wil-
lard, music by Mary Payson.
[27070
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 «. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 248458; Mary Payson, San Diego,
Cal.
Stim (THE) PRINCESS; a comic opera
in three acts, book and lyrics by
Henry Blossom, music by Leslie
Stuart. Adapted from George Ade’s
story of the same name. Vocal
score, [27071
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
D 18752; Chappell & eco., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
selection, arr. by Clarence
Lucas; pf. [27072
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241586; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
selection, arr. by S. Deshon;
orchestra with piano acc. [27073
©. Nov. 17, 191032 ec Wow. 138;
1910; EH 243614; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SMART (THE) SET: words and music #
by P. F. Woodford. [27074 jf
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1910; E 242762;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
SMILE (A) AND A KISS; words and mu-
sic by B. B. Vivian.
EK 248252; Brian B. Vivian, Denver, @
Colo.
SMILE ON, DEARY; words by Harold H. §
Ralph, music by Harry G. Guild.
[27076 |
© Oct. 19, 1910: 2 ¢. Oct. 19, 1910; |
E 242376: Maurice Shapiro, New |
ork, NeXG
1554
[27075 @
© Nov. 2 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910; @
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27095
SMILE, SMILE, SMILE; from the musical
play Marriage 4 la carte, words by
C. M. S. McLellan, musie by Ivan
Caryll, [27077
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 15,
1910; EH 244545; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SMILE, SWEETHEART, SMILE; words by
Arthur McHenry, music by Ethel
Holly. [27078
© 1 ce. Oct. 21, 1910; E 242406;
A. C. McHenry, Chicago, Ill.
SNOW FEATHER; characteristic two-
step by C. W. Yutzy, arr. by Harry
L. Alford; orchestra. 4to. 27079
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910:
EK 243241; M. L. Carlson, Chicago,
Til.
Snow (THE) MAIDEN; waltzes by F.
H. Losey, op. 299; piano. [27080
© Noy. 15, 1910; 2 ¢«. Nov. 16,
1910; E 2438554; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Snow (THE) STORM; words and music
by Mrs. C. B. Edwards. Washing-
ton, D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27081
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244077; Mrs. Cassie B. Edwards,
Temple, N. H.
SNOW WHITE; reverie by Herbert Le
Grand; piano. [27082
(omNoy, 12. 1910: 2 c. Noy.. 11,
1910; E 243432; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Ill.
So Is’ UND SO WAR’S UND SO WIRD’S
IMMER SEIN; Original Wiener duett,
text und musik von Theodor Wottitz,
op. 145. [27083
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241921; Josef Blaha, Vienna,
. Austria.
SoFT STARLIGHT SHINING; words by
Palmer Hartsough, music by Samuel
W. Beazley; soprano and alto. .
[27084
Wesove 1.1910) 2c, Nov, .2, 1910;
E 243024; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
SOLDATENMARSCH; von R. Krentzlin,
op. 36, fiir pianoforte. (Zwei cha-
racterstticke fiir die jugend, no. 1.)
[27085
<c) Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c) Nov. 5, 1910;
BE 244154: AH. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
SOLDIER BOY; march by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [27086
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242845; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
SOLDIER’S MARCH; by Marguerite Mari-
gold; piano. [27087
©) Novy 14, 1910!) 2c. Now. “is,
1910; EH 244516; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE; words by Fred.
G. Bowles, music by Valentine
Hemery; tenor and baritone or bass.
[27088
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
FE 242402; Gould & co., London, Eng-
land.
SOLFEGE DES SOLFEGES; contenant un
grand nombre de lecons d’auteurs
anciens et modernes, choisies et
classées par A. Danhauser et L.
Lemoine. Nouvelle édition aug-
mentée de nombreuses lecons com-
posées ou choisies par Albert Lavi-
genac. Vol. 1B. 1. Sans acc. 8vo.
2. Avec ace. 4to. [27089, 27090
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2 ec. each Nov. 14,
1910; E 243501, 248502; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris, France.
SoME DAY I’M GOING BACK TO ITALY;
_words and music by M. N. Shover.
[27091
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; E 242490;
Margaret N. Shover, Indianapolis,
Ind.
SoME SILENT NIGHT; words by Charles
Hanson Towne, music by Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. [27092
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242802: Boosey & co., London,
England.
SoMEBODY CALLED If ART; music by
P. F. Woodford; vocal part and
piano acc. [27093
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; E 242462;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. ¥.
SOMEBODY’S HERE WITH AN ACHING
HEART; words by J. Stuart Hol-
den, music by Robert Harkness.
[27094
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1910;
BE 241744: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SoMEDAY, SWEETHEART, SOMEDAY }
words and music by Dominick Tra-
valine. [27095
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
BE 244487: Friant music co., Cam-
den, N. J.
1555
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27096
pt. 1, Bos. V5
SoMMERLIED; ged. von EH. Geibel, musik
von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe stimme.
(Lieder und gesinge, erste folge, no.
22.) [27096
© Sept. 24,1910; 2c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241852; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
SonANDO (Dreaming); vals por F.
Porrata Doria, op. 16, para piano,
letra de Carlos E. Stam. [27097
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242523; José Laza & ea., San Juan,
Porto Rico.
Sone (A) IN THE MORNING; by A. H.
Hunt; organ, obl. 8vo. (Organ
loft, book LXVIII, no. 205.) [27098
© Sept. 12,1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242217; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London, England.
SonG OF THE BASEBALL FAN; words by
Frederick Blundell, music by Alfred
G. Wathall; men’s voices. 4to.
[27099
© Oct. 24,1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242485; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
Sone (THE) OF THE BELLS; service for
Christmas, words by A. A. Payn,
music by C. Austin Miles. 4to.
[27100
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Nov..4, 1910;
E 2438165; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SONG OF THE MEADOW LARK; by Ludwig
Kellerman; piano. [27101
© GNov. 12,:491032 ‘¢.. Nov, 11)
1910; E 248433; Frank K. Root &
Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sone (A) OF THE SEA; two-part song,
words by R. R. Hall, music by F. A.
Challinor; soprano and contralto.
4to. (The collegiate choir, no. 181.)
[27102
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242888; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
Sone OF THE SHEPHERD LEHL; from
the opera Snégourotchka, text by A.
Ostrovsky, English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by Nicolas Rim-
sky-Korsakow; high or medium
voice. ' [27103
©) Oct, 15-1910. (2c. Oct. 17,1910 -
E 241497; G. Schirmer, New York,
Da
SONG OF THE SOU’-WESTER; from Songs
of the fleet, words by Henry New-
bolt, music by Charles Villiers Stan-
ford, arr. for solo voice. [27104
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242987; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SonG OF THE TINKER; from Songs of
the open air, words by May Byron,
music by James R. Dear. (Modern
songs, no. 32.) [27105
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c Oct, 17,4910);
H 242195; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
See Bizet (G.)
SONG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN ; from the
original Russian folk-song, tran-
scribed by J. F. Barnett; piano solo.
[27106
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Noy. 11, 1910;
E 2483838; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
SONG OF THE TOREADOR.
SoNGE (LE) D’UNE NUIT D’ETE. See
Thomas (C. L. A.)
SoNGS FROM THE OPERAS FOR TENOR;
ed. by H. E. Krehbiel... Boston,
O. Ditson company; New York, C.
H. Ditson & co. [ete, ete. 1910]
xxvii p., 1 1, 192 p. ports. fol. (fhe
musician’s library.) $1.50, paper;
$2.50, cloth. [27107
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
A 275274; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Soncs oF A SHROPSHIRE LAD; words by
A. E. Housman, musie by Graham
Peel. [27108
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244287; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Sones oF AMERICA; a collection of pa-
triotic and national airs... com-
piled and arr. ... by A. J. Mea-
land. 32 p. 8vo. $0.10. [27109
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct..8, 1910;
A 274150; Arthur J. Mealand, Green-
field, Mass.
SONGS OF THE CENTURY; number two;
for prayer and evangelistic meetings, —
church and missionary services, Sun-
day schools, and young people’s so- |
cieties, ed. by G. W. Elderkin and .
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. Chicago, G. D.
Elderkin publishing co. [1910]
[492] p. 12mo. $025.78 [27110
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
A 273958; G. W. HElderkin, Chicago,
Til.
1556
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
27128
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
Sonta; valse, by Pedro De Zulueta,
arr. by S. Deshon; piano acc. part.
4to. [27111
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243144; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SONNENLAND; ged. von A. Ritter, mu-
sik von Joseph Marx, fiir mittlere
stimme. (Lieder und gesinge, erste
folge, no. 23.) [27112
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 29,
1910: E 241853; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
SOPHOMORE WALTZES; by Frank G.
Baker; orchestra. 4to. [271138
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242806; Chas. E. Roat music co.,
Itd., Battle Creek, Mich.
SORA MIA; versi di R. Galdieri '(Ram-
baldo), musica di E. De Curtis;
canto e mandolino. [27114
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243080; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy. -
_ SOUHAIT; romance par Carlo Albanesi,
pour piano. [27115
sem: 24 1910: 2 ec. Oct. 24,
1910; EH 2425383; Bosworth & oco.,
Leipzig, Germany.
SOUND OVER ALL WATERS; words by
J. G. Whittier, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [27116
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244124; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
SOURIRE D’ENFANT (Sorrisi di bimba) ;
gavotta all’ antica di F. Paolo Fron-
tini, per pianoforte. [27117
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244415; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
SouRIRE (UN), UN REGARD, UN SERMENT
(A smile, a look, an oath); boston-
valse, par Pierre Arezzo, pour piano.
[27118
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 2430138; Aux mélodies nouvelles,
.Paris, France.
Sous LA FEUILLEE; par Henri Van Gael,
op. 146, pour piano 4 4 mains. (Les
chrysanthémes, no. 4.) [27119
© Oct. 5, 1910: 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910:
E 241698; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
SOUTHERN (A) WEDDING; dance and
scene adapted from the celebrated
humorous sketch by Adolf Lotter;
piano. [27120
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 @ Noy. 15,
1910; EH 244517; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, Hngland.
SOUTHERN (THE) WIND BLOWS MILD
AND SOFT; words by Mary Duchaux,
music by J. Campbell Ellis. No. 2 in
I’, original key. [27120
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242978; Wickins & co., London,
England.
SOUVENIR; by Franz Drdla, transcrip-
tion by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[27122
© Sept. 29, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 12,
1910; EH 240990; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ney:
by Willy Lehmann; violoncello
or violin and piano. Lichfield, Eng-
land, City music pub. co. [27123
© Sept. 15, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241868; W. Stratton, Lon-
don, Hngland.
——par F. Paolo Fontini;
(Esquisses musicales, no. 10.)
[27124
© Ochi) 1910 492. ch Noy. v2:
1910; H 244460; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
piano.
SOUVENIR DE NIcE; mazurka par Ant.
Gilis, op. 454, pour piano. [27125
© Sept. 14-1910: 2 c. Oet. 29;
1910; H 241873; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
Sowrer (THE) AND THE SEED; words
and music by Chas. M. Fillmore.
Svo. (Sowing the seed, no. 9.)
[27126
©Septe. 104-1910. -2 ¢ Oeks. 1%,
1910; BH 242171; Fillmore brothers
eo., Cincinnati, Ohio.
SPANISH DANCE; by A. Cyril Bayn-
ham; piano. (Characteristic pieces,
no. 1.) [27127
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241867; Bach & co., London, Eng-
land.
——by H. Engelmann; piano. [27128
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242010; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SPANISH DANCE. See Moszkowski
(M.)
1557
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27129
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
SPANISH FANDANGO; arr. by Henry
Worrall, rev. by Geo. W. Bemis;
guitar solo. 4to. [27129
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244257; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SPANISH GLIDE; a novelette by A. Size-
more; piano. [271380
© Noy. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 248202; Arthur Sizemore, Herrin,
100k
SPANISH LIFE. See Moszkowski (M.)
SPATZENLIED (Sparrows); ged. von L.
Sommer, English translation by Elsa
Schultz-Ebertz, musik von Carl
Bohm. 1. Ausgabe fiir hohe stimme.
2. Ausgabe fiir tiefe stimme.
S [27131271382
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. each Nov. 5,
1910; E 244188, 244189; N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
SPEAK A LOVING WORD FOR JESUS;
words by Nellie G. Rice, music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick; duet. [27133
© Oct, 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910;
H 241612; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SPEAK ONE WORD; lyric by Arthur J.
Lamb, musie by S. R. Henry. [27134
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244370; Price & Reynolds, London.
England.
SPECIAL EXERCISES FOR THE REMEDY OF
ALL VOCAL DEFECTS; by .E.... Nell.
Indianapolis, Ind., Rex pub. co.
[27135
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242862; Edward Nell, Indianap-
olis, Ind.
SPHINX; words by Ferdinand Ewald
Toennies, music by Hans Kronold,
op. 25, no. 8; high voice. (Rosen
und zypressen, no. 8.) [27136
© Oct. 13, 1910; 2 c Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242511; Carl Fischer, New York,
INS Ye
SPINNER (THE) ; caprice, by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 232, no. 5: violin
and piano. (Musical impressions,
TO. a) [EF UAT
Oo) Nova 14. 1910 2 c.. Noy. 14
1910; E 248474; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SPINNING sone (Spinnliedchen); by
Albert Ellmenreich, op. 14, no. 4,
rey. and fingered by Rafael Richter :
piano. [27138
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
BE 242756; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. Nin ¥:
1558
SPINNRADCHEN (The spinning wheel) ;
von Carl Bohm, op. 389, ftir piano-
forte ohne octavenspannung, und mit
fingersatzbezeichnung. (Acht vor-
tragstiicke, no. 2.) [27189
© Sept: 14, 1910¢;2em@et. 26.
1910; E 242679; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS; waltz by O. J.
Thogerson; piano. [27140
©-1 ¢. Oct.,.24, 1910 gear:
O. J. Thogerson, Kalispell, Mont.
SPRAY (A) OF VIOLETS; words and mu-
sic by Conrad King. Nowa vin C:
NO.'2 in Dy No: Sine hia
[27141-27148 |
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 20,
1910; KE 241590-241592; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London, England.
Sprig (A) OF HEATHER; words and
music by William J. Fairbairn.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27144
©! Octs 1, 191052 eee On
E 240694; Wm. M. Fairbairn,
Oglesby, I].
SPRING OF THE YEAR; vocal waltz,
words and music by Ivor Novello.
[27145 |
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242800; Boosey & co., London,
England.
SPRINGTEUFEL; Mazurka von Waldemar
Schneider, op. 60, fir klavier. |
[27146
Sept. 27, 1910. (2 acre:
1910; E 241883; Gebr. Ulbrich, Ber- §
lin, Germany. |
SPYING CUPID; waltz by Walter Rolfe;
piano. [27147
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244357; Walter Jacobs, Boston, /f
Mass.
SqeuAM LAKE MARCH AND TWO STEP; @
by H. D. Spaulding; piano. Worces- @
ter, Mass. M. Steinert’s & son’s Co. |
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2'c. Oct 29. 1910;
E 241828; Mrs. Harriet D. Spauld- |
ing, Ashland, N. H.
StapaT Mater. See Schubert (F. P.) jj
Staccato frupr. See Rubinstein (A.|
G.)
STACK-O-LEE; words and music re-§f
written by the Three White Kuhns. \
Z [27149 |
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910; |
E 241823; Sunlight music co., Chi-|
eago, Il.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27169
STANDCHEN; von Willy Schwember,
op. 83, fiir pianoforte. [27150
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24,
1910: E 242617; C. F. Teich, Leipzig,
Germany.
STAR DIVINE; a musical recitation,
poem by Wm. ApMadoc, music by
W. Rhys-Herbert; with piano acc.
[27151
i) Nov. 16, 1910; .2 «¢ Nov. 19,
1910; E 244638; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
Star (THE) OF BETHLEHEM; Christ-
mas carol, words by Thos. Campbell,
music by Theodor L. Clemens;
mixed voices. New edition. (Vocal
library of part-songs, etc., no. 91.)
[27152
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241944; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
STAR OF THE EAST; words and music
by C. Austin Miles. 4to. (Christ-
mas anthems, no. 156.) [27153
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243166; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
STARLAND; intermezzo by Will G.
Markwith; piano. [27154
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 241930; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Til.
STARLIGHT; words by Walter 4G.
Whitehouse, music by Wymark
Saawaon. No.1 in C.. No.2. in B
flat. Lichfield, England, City music
pub. co. [27155
@usept. 23, °1910: 2 ¢. Nov. 4,
1910; EH 2438111; W. Stratton, Bir-
mingham, England.
STARLIGHT (A) VISION; reverie by
Henry S. Sawyer; piano. [27156
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
HE 248207; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
STARLIGHT (THE) WALTZ; by P. F.
Woodford; piano. [27157
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1910; E 242764;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
Stars (THE) DON’T TWINKLE IN OUR OLD
RED, WHITE AND BLUE; words by Lou
S. Lashley, music by H. L. Kisskalt.
[27158
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242870; H. Louis Kisskalt and
L. S. Lashley, Chicago, Ill.
STEAMBOAT BILL; words by Ren Shields,
music by Leighton bros. [27159
© Nov. 17, 519102, 21. Naveedue
1910; KE 244555; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
STEER STRAIGHT FOR JESUS; words by
Lizzle De Armond, music by G. W.
Elderkin. [27160
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
HK 241623; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
Mile
STERN (Der) (The star) ; Weihnachts-
musik von Alfred Kaiser, fiir klavier.
(Die heilige nacht, no. 3.) [27161
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242180; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
STEWED PRUNES; rag by Oscar Lor-
raine; piano. [27162
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2 @ Nov. 17,
1910; H 244577; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
STILLBEGLUCKT; intermezzo von Paul
Welzger, op. 39. 1. Fléte und kla-
vier. 2. Violine und klavier.
[ 27168, 27164
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 ¢ each Oct. 22,
1910; E 241632, 241633; Jul. Heinr.
Zimmermann, Leipzig, Germany.
STILLE STUNDEN; ged. von Franz Evers,
musik von Victor von Woikowsky-
Biedau, op. 30, fiir mittlere stimme
mit klavier. (K6nigslieder, no. 5.)
[27165
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 e Nov. 5, 1910:
EH 244180; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
STOP YOUR BLUSHING, ROSIE and LOVE
BEAMS; medley two-step arr. by R.
L. Halle; orchestra. [27166
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244107; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York, N. Y.
STORNELLI DEL MARE; versi di EH. A.
Mario, musica di Ett. Bellini. [27167
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 241563; G. Santojanni, Naples,
Italy.
STORNELLI TRECENTESCHI; versi di R.
Galdieri (Rambaldo), musica di C.
Mirelli; canto e mandolino. [2716S
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
FE 248097 ;s Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
Story (THE) OF THE CRADLE; a hymn
of the nativity, words by Mary
Bradford Whiting, music by Alfred
Redhead. 16mo. [27169
©. Nov. 14,1910; 2c. Nov. 14, 1910;
BE 243513; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
1559
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27170
pt. Ill, n. s., Vv. 5
Story (THE) THE CELLO TOLD; sere-
nade by H. S. Cuqua, arr. by Carl
Carlton; band. 4to. [27170
© Oct. 17, 1910;"2 ce, Oct, 197 1910) =|
E 242369; H. EH.
land, Ohio.
McMillin, Cleve-
STRAUSS (JOHANN) New Vienna (Neu
Wien) ; waltz; op. 342, arr. by T. H.
Rollinson. 4to. (Standard edition
for orchestra, no. 389.) Paral
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
EK 244442; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Strauss (RicHARD) Der rosenkavalier
(Le chevalier 4 la rose); komédie
fiir musik in drei aufziigen, von
Hugo von Hofmannsthal, musik von
Richard Strauss, op. 59. Vollstin-
diger klavierauszug mit deutschem
text von Otto Singer.
Zug. para
@QLOct. AS19102 Gr Ocin2Z97 19 10%
D 18746; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
—Salomes tanz; aus dem musik-
drama Salome, tibertragung ftr
zwei klaviere, von Johannes Doeb-
ber, zu 4 hinden. Palin:
© Sept. 21,1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242792; Adolph Ftirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
STREET-WATCHMAN’S (THE) STORY;
written and composed by Charles J.
Winter; recitation with piano ace.
(Musical monologues, no. 53.)
[27174
©) Oi 17, 1910 52: es Oct AT 7.1910 ;
E 242200; Reynolds & co., London,
England.
STROFE (LE) DEL POSTINO; versi di R.
Galdieri (Rambaldo), musica di C.
Mirelli; canto e mandolino. [27175
© Oct: 20, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 2; 1910;
E 248096; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
STROFETTE PAESANE; versi e musica di
EK. A. Mario, per canto e pianoforte.
[27176
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242968; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
STUDIES IN BOWING; arr. by M. A. Bick-
ford; cello. [27177
© Nov. 44-1910) 2) c.) Nov. 15,
1910; E 244522; U. S. school of mu-
sic, New York, N. Y.
Erster auf- |
SUMMER DAYS;
STUDIES IN FLORID SONG; selected from
the works of Nava, Concone and
others, adapted to words and edited
for the use of the more advanced
students of vocalization by Frederic
W. Root. Sequel to Scales and va-
rious exercises. (Technie and art
of singing, no. 8.) [27178
© Nov. 16, 1910; °2) cy Woy, 17,
1910; E 244609; Theo. Presser ¢@o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
STURMWIND (Tempestuous' wind);
—seéne caractéristique, von Rudolf
Tillmetz, op. 51, fiir fléte mit klavier
begleitung. [27179
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ¢« Oct. 29,
1910; E 241916; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
SUCH A BORE; from the musical play
Marriage 4 la carte, words by C. M.
S. McLellan, musie by Ivan Caryll.
[27180
© Nov. ‘14, 19105 2 ere Nove 45:
1910; E 244546; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SUFFERING (THE) SAVIOUR; words by
N. Young, music by J. H. Welch.
[27181
© Oct.-30, 19102 2'¢. OGie sre 1916-
E 242877; J. H. Welch, Cogan Sta-
tion, Pa.
SUFFRAGETTES (THE); march by Otto
I, Schreiner, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
band. 4to. (American star jour-
nal, no. 1858.) [27182
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242496; Carl Fischer, New York,
Ne ve
SUISSE (LA); marche militaire par P.
Gilardi, pour piano. [27183
© Sept. 27, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241658; P. Gilardi, Milan,
Italy.
schottische, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 282, no. 3; violin
and piano. (Musical impressions,
no. 3.) [27184
© Nov. 14, 1910: 2 G7 Sow, a:
1910; E 243475; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SUMMER TIME BRINGS SWEET DREAMS OF
You; words and music by E. Laidig.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [27185
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1910:
y 244086; Elsie Laidig, Dublin Mills,
a.
1560
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27205
SUN-RONNET (A)
and music by
BABY SONG; words
Laura Longfellow
Pierson. Minneapolis, Paul A.
Schmitt. [27186
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240746; Laura L. Pierson, Fargo,
N. Dak.
SuN (THE) CAN’T BE ALWAYS SHIN-
ING; words and music by John A.
Glover-Kind, arr. by Alfred Glover.
. [27187
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
EK 244371; Price & Reynolds, London,
England.
SUN RAY by R. Althouse;
piano. [27188
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241535; R. Althouse, Chicago, I].
SuNDAY (A) SCHOOL CHRISTMAS SERV-
Ice; compiled by W. R. Waghorne.
Syo. [27189
© Noy. 17, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 18,
1910; BH 243599; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
SUNRISE ON THE LAKE; reverie waltz
by W. C. Powell; piano. [27190
oe nNog a 1910: 2 c. Nov. 11,
1910; E 243434; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, III.
WALTZES;
SUNSET AT BETHLEHEM; pastorale by
Frederic Lacey; organ. [27191
© Woy. 40: 1910: 2 c.. Nov. 11,
1910; E 2438403; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
SUNSHINE WALTZ; by Henri Lavalle;
piano. [27192
© Nov. it 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EB} 242822; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Il.
SUOMALAIS-RATSUVAEN MARSSI (Finska
rytteriets marsch); 30 nuotisessa
sodassa, sovitt Albin Lindholm, re-
vidiert von Wilh. Dugge. Piano.
[27193
© July 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242615; K. G. Fazer, Helsingfors,
Russia.
SOORA CIA) DI CARITA; versi — di
Ferraro-Correra, musica di C.
Mirelli; canto e mandolino. [27194
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 243099 ; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
SUPPLEMENTARY SONG SERIES; 00. 5,
for eighth and ninth grades, com-
piled and arr. by Edward Bailey
Birge. 64 p. 8vo. $0.15. [27195
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
A 274547; Silver, Burdett & co., New
ork, N.. Y:
SUR LA GRAND’ROUTE; par J. Rousse,
pour hautbois et piano. (Hn vendée,
MO. a2) [27196
©: Oct. 18), 1910; 20e Och ag
1910; HE 242362; Costallat et cie.,
Paris, France.
SURE PoP; polka, by George L. Spauld-
ing; piano. (Seven easy pieces,
MOno. ) [27197
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EK 244006; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SURPRISE PARTY; polka by J. Brown-
field; piano. [27198
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910:
EH 242815; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
SURSUM CORDA; innomarcia delle le-
gioni nazionali studentesche, parole
e musica di Enrico Bertini. 113391.
[27199
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
H 243290; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
Suzy; valse par Georges Auvray, op.
231. 1. Orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. 2. Piano solo.
[27200, 27201
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 31,
1910; EH 242994, 242995; A. Noél,
Paris, France.
SWEAR THAT YOU LOVE; from The
merry widow re-married, by Carl
von Wegern; hotel orchestra. 4to.
[27202
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244240; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
SWEDISH FOLKLORE (Im volkston); by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [27203
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 242503; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y:
Sweet (THE) BY AND By; from
Naughty Marietta, lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, musie by Victor
Herbert. [27204
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
EB 241576; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yark,’ Nz. ¥:
SwEET CONFIDENCES (Inniges ver-
stiindniss) ; by Arnoldo Sartorio, op.
932; piano. [27205
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 3, 1910;
E 244100: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1561
27206
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
SWEET DAFFODIL; words by Francis
Lee Chauvan, music by Arthur
Bergh, op. 9, no. 2; high voice in C.
[27206
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 & Nov. 2, 1910;
E 248089; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SWEET DREAMS OF HOME; by Henri La-
valle; piano. [27207
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 31, 1910;
H 242829; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
SWEET FLOWER SPEAK FOR ME; words
by Alfred Hyatt, music by Percy
Elliott; medium voice. [27208
© Sept. 17,1910; 2c. Oct. 22,1910;
E 241692; B. Schott’s sdhne. Mainz,
Germany.
SWEET MEMORIES; valse mazurka by
Leo Oehmler, op. 105; piano. [27209
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
EK 244258; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SWEET MIGNONETTE; reverie by Ellis
Woodward; piano. [27210
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
BE 242852; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
Sweet Mo.tiy O’REILLY; words by T.
S. Dale, musie by C. T. Steele.
[27211
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 2423738; Maurice Shapiro, New
MOK. IN. aX:
SWEET NIGHT; words by H. Ernest
Hunt, music by Ernest Austin, op. 2,
no. 2 [27212
© Oct. 29,1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242881; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SWEET PEAS; intermezzo two-step by
E. M. Orpin; piano. [27213
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243331; E. M. Orpin, Cleveland,
Ohio.
SWEET SCENTED VIOLET (Duftendes
veilchen) ; by Fritz Spindler, op. 123,
rey. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [27214
© Sept. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1910;
E 240995; Carl Fischer, New York,
INDY:
SWEET SMILES; waltzes, by a Sister of
St. Joseph; piano. (ane 15
© Oct, 27, 19103.2..c. Oct:.28, 4910;
E 242785; M. Greenwald, New York,
Ne
SWEETHEART; words by Marshall
Darrach, music by H..J. Stewart;
low voice in E flat. [27216
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
Hi 244259; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SWEETHEART MAIDEN; words and music
by S. O. Craig. VACA:
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
H 242387; S. O. Craig, Cyrene, Mo.
SWEETHEART OF MY DREAMS; words by
Will J. Jones, music by Gus
Kleinecke. [27218
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 GP Ney: “15,”
1910; E 244489; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Swine (THE) WALTz; by Herbert Le
Grand; piano. [27219
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e Oct. 31, 1910;
H 242854; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
SYLPH (THE) WALTZ; invented by H.
R. Johnson, composed by Clement
Harris; piano. [27220
© Noy. 10, 1910; 2 @ Novy. 10,
1910; E 2448384; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
SYLVAN DELL; reverie by W. C. Powell;
piano. AGP
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 7, 1910;
HE} 248215; Frank KX. Root & co., Chi-
eago, LIl.
SzALIt (PAULA) Intermezzo; op. 3, n0.
3, paraphrased by C. H.; violin with
piano ace. p27222
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 242918; G. Schirmer, Boston,
Mass.
TABLEAUX MUSICAUX (Musical pic-
tures) ; par W. H. Jude, pour l’orgue
ou lVorgue américaine et le piano.
[27223
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 17, 1910;
EH 244604; Reid bros., Itd., London,
England.
TAGLICHE UEBUNGEN (Hxercices quo-
tidiens); von Ferdinand Btichner,
op. 66, fiir fidte. [27224
© Oct..10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 7%, 1910;
EK 243278; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, -
Leipzig, Germany.
TAKE A WALK; words and music by D.
H. Woolf. New York, Jerome H.
Remick co. [21225
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2. c. Oct 6 agt0:
EH 240707; Dwight H. Woolf, New
Work rine ace
1562
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
TAKE AN AEROPLANE; words and music
by Edward F. Miller. [27226
Semoev. 15, 1910: 2 c.- Nov. 16,
1910; E 243529; Miller music Co.,
Jersey City, N. J.
TAKE ME BACK TO DEAR OLD DIXIE;
words and music by R. M. Stults.
[27227
ey. 17.. 1910: 2°c. Nov. 17,
1910; E 244610; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
TAKE ME TO THAT BALL, BILL; words
by Sam M. Lewis, musie by Leo Ben-
nett. [27228
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
EK 241841; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Mork, N.Y:
TAKE ME UP IN ANY OLD PLANE; words
and music by A. Levy. [27229
© 1c Nov. 11, 1910; BH 248370;
Alfred Levy, Boston, Mass.
TAKE THOU MY CONTRITE HEART; words
by J. W. Van De Venter, music by
C. H. Marsh. [27230
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242623; Chas. H. Marsh and J. W.
Van De Venter, Winona Lake, Ind.
TAKE YOUR GIRLIE WHERE THE BAND IS
PLAYING; written and composed by
Frederick Day. [27231
© Oc 13 1910- 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242013; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
TAL (DAS) DER LIEBE; Ouverture, zur
musikalischen koméddie von Oscar
Straus, fiir grosses orchester, mit
direktionsstinme. 4to. [27232
@ sept. 26, 1910: 2 ec. Oct. 29,
1910; E 241878; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
Tate (THE) OF LOVE (Conte d’amour) ;
by Frederic Emerson Farrar; piano.
(21233
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
E 244241; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N. Y.
TALE (THE) OF TWO COMEDIANS;
words and music by P. F. Woodford.
[27234
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; E 242466;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
TAMBOURIN (LE) ; petite farandole, par
Théodore Lack, op. 286, pour piano.
[27235
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
H 242999; Th. Lack, Paris, France.
27244
TAMBOURS ET TROMPETTES; marche par
Ant. Gilis, op. 488, pour piano. (Six
morceaux, no. 5.) [27236
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2 @ Oct. 29,
1910; E 241927; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
TANGO; extrait de La verbena, suite
espagnole, par P. Lacome, arr. pour
petit orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. (27230
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c Oct. 17, 1910;
EK 242859; Costallat et cie, Paris,
France.
TANGO DEL CHIRIMBOLO; tango du truc,
paroles et musique de Miguel Picazo,
pour piano et chant ou piano seul.
[27238
© Oct. dt; 1910-2 Ee Now. 1910)
EK 243298; Casa Dotésio, Madrid,
Spain.
TANGUAY (THE) RAG; by Blanche Mer-
Teste. [27239
©1Oct. 22) 190; 2 e.- Oct, 22, 1910"
EK 241674; Chas. KX. Harris, New
Vorley GNiyey-
'TANZ IN DER WALDSCHENKE; lindler von
Geza Horvath, fiir pianoforte. (Zwei
characterstticke, no. 2.) [27240
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 © Nov. 5, 1910:
EH 244157; H. R. Kreutzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
TAPFERE (DER) SOLDAT; intermezzo
aus der operette von Oscar Straus,
flr grosses oder kleines orchester.
4to. [27241
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 c Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248129; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
TARANTELLA ; par Emil Kronke, op. 67,
pour piano. (Trois morceaux carac-
téristiques, no. 3.) [27242
© Sept. 14, 1910; 2c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242672; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
TARRY FOR THE POWER: words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
[272438
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 244037; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TAR’S (THE) FAREWELL: words by F.C.
Burnand, music by Frederic W.
Root, mel. of the refrain by Stephen
Adams; ynison chorus with other
parts ad lib. (Octavo ed. of school
songs, no. 41.) [27244
© Oct. 18,1910; 2 ce, Oct. 20, 1910;
EE 241540; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
1563
68294—10——9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27245
pt. Il, n.s.,v.5
TASTENSCHRIFT; ein neuer weg zur
hausmusik, einfiihrung in das kla-
vierspiel. obl. 8vo. [27245
© Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243127; Musik-verlag Euphonie,
Pankow-Berlin, Germany.
Tr DEuUM IN D; music by Bertram
Luard-Selby; mixed voices. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 71.)
[27246
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242667; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS; music by Arthur
We Pollitt, op: 14; - no. 4; “mixed
voices, key of G. 4to. (Modern
church services, no. 73.) [27247
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1910;
BH 243140; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
in F; by Jackson; mixed voices.
4to. (Vocal library of part songs,
no. 49.) [27248
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243146; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
TEACH ME; words and music by S. D.
Smith. [27249
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243017; Samuel D. Smith, De
catur. Lil:
TECHNICAL STUDIES; arr. by M. A.
Bickford; cello. [27250
Gy Nove, 14° ASt0- 42 1c. Nove. 15,
1910; BH 244523; U. S. school of mu-
sic, New York, N. Y.
TEDDY BEARS AT HOME; by R. G. Grady,
fingered by M. C. Sadler; piano.
(Musical echoes...no. 7.) [27251
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242164; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, II].
TEDDY BEARS AT THE DANCE; waltz by
R. G. Grady, fingered by M. C.
Sadler; piano. (Musical echoes
t ERTO: Se) [27252
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242165; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
TEDDY BEARS COMING FROM SCHOOL;
polka by R. G. Grady, fingered by
M. C. Sadler; piano. (Musical
echoes ... no. 4 P22
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242161; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, IIl.
‘TEDDY BEARS COMING FROM THE DANCE;
patrol, by R. G. Grady, fingered by
M. cC. Sadler; piano. (Musical
echoes ... no 9.) [27254
©. Oct 15, 1910; 2°c.@ecre S10
E 242166; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, II].
‘TEDDY BEARS GOING TO SCHOOL; march,
by R. G. Grady, fingered by M. C.
Sadler; piano. (Musical echoes
El Opec) [27255
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 e. Oet. 17, 1910;
HE 242159; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago, Il.
TEDDY BEARS IN AIR SHIP; dance, by
R. G. Grady, fingered by M. C. Sad-
ler; piano. (Musical echoes, no. 6.)
[27256
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 e) Cetra 1910:
E 242164; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, III.
TEDDY BEARS IN SCHOOL; three-step, by
R. G. Grady, fingered by M. C. Sad-
ler; piano. (Musical echoes Res
MOL oe) | 27257
©:Oct. 15, 1910; 2 c-OekrtE5 1910 -
E 242160; Gamble hinged music cc.,
Chicago, Ill.
TEDDY BEARS IN SLUMBERLAND; medita-
tion by R. G. Grady, fingered by
M. C. Sadler; piano. (Musieal
echoes... no. 10.) [27258
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2%e) Oeineaie 1410;
E 242167; Gamble hinged music Co.,
Chicago, []l.
TEDDY BEARS PLAYING FOOT BALL;
schottische by R. G. Grady, fingered
by M. C. Sadler; piano. (Musical
echoes ... no. 5.) [27259
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2-€. Cera 1910;
EH 242162; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago, III.
TEETER-TOTTER WALTZ; by Herbert Le
Grand; piano. [27260
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242856; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
TELL ME DEAR ROBIN; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by W. J. Post.
[27261
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241980; Wm. J. Post, Pittsburg,
Pas
TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME SWEET-
HEART ELAINE; words and music by
KF. Failey. Washington, D. C., H. |
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27262 |
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244081; Frank Failey, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
1564
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
TELL ME WILL YOU E’ER BE TRUE; words
and music by A. B. Lukens. [27263
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; H 245447;
A. B. Lukens, Mansfield, Ohio.
TELLING FUNNY STORIES; polkarette by
M. Greenwald; two violins and
piano. [27264
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243186; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
TEMPERANCE (THE) SCOUTS; marching
song, words by C. L. Glebe, music
by John Rodgers; chorus for equal
voices. 4to. [27265
ea meyv. 1% 1910:-°2 c. Nov. 12;
1910; E 244427; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
TEMPO DI MAZURKA;
Frontini; piano. (Esquisses mu-
sicales, no. 9.) [27266
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1910;
EK 244461; Carisch & Ju&nichen,
Milan, Italy.
par EF. Paolo
TENDER MEMORIES; reverie by Glenn
W. Ashley; piano. [27267
© Novy. 10,1910; 2c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243217; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Il.
THANKSGIVING; words adapted from
Mrs. C. EF. Hernaman, music by
Fanny Snow Knowlton. [27268
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c Oct. 27, 1910;
E 244346; Mary L. Butler, ‘Chicago,
Tl.
THAT AFRICAN RAG; words and music
by W. H. Knipper. [27269
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1910; E 241648;
William Henry MKnipper, East
Orange, N. J.
THat Hinpu RAG; by George L. Cobb;
orchestra. 4to. [27270
erect 15, 1910 2 c. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242196; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
THAT HUNGARIAN RAG; by Arthur H.
Gutman; piano. a
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
FE 241826; Jos. Morris co., New York,
Tee OY
THAT MINOR STRAIN; in The follies of
1910, words by Cecil Mack, music by
Ford Dabney. New York, Gotham-
Attucks music co. PCE?
@)Oet. 25, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 1.1910;
E 241957; R. C. McPherson & Ford
Dabney, New York, N. Y.
27281
THAT MISSISSIPPI MoocH; words by
Wm. J. Vanderveer, music by Tom
Sherman. OTR
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
EK 242781; Jos. Morris co., New York,
ING
THAT’S THE WAY WE DO IT OUT IN KAN-
sas; from Katy-did, words by Wm.
Cary Duncan, music by Karl
Hoschna. [27274
© Nov. 16,1910; 2c. Nov. 17, 1910;
HH 244589; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. N.Y.
THAT'S WHAT YOU GET FOR GETTING
MARRIED; words by Earle C. Jones,
music by Chas. N. Daniels. [27275
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2c. Nov. 17, 1910;
EK 244578; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT’S WHEN LIFE’S ONE GRAND, SWEET
SONG; words by Will D. Cobb, music
by Marie Theresa Laing. [27276
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
H 248058; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, IN5
THAT’S WHY THEY CALL ME SHINE;
from His honor the barber, words
by Cecil Mack, music by Ford Dab-
ney. PAPAL
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 7, 1910;
EH 2443538; R. C. McPherson & Ford
Dabney, New York, N. Y.
THEIR MESSAGE SWEET; words by
Nellie A. Davidson, music by W. H.
Porter. [27278
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244125; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
THEME VARIE; étude in G by Ernest F.
Jores, op. 5; piano. [27279
© Nove Ar. 1910-" 2 eG" Noyes:
1910; E 248579; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago, Ill.
THEN SAY NO MORE; words by M. A.
Lang, music by A. Roth. [27280
© 1 ec. Oct. 27, 1910; E 241806;
Madalene Abbott Lang & Alfred
Roth, New York, N. Y.
THERE DWELT A KinG; Christmas carol,
words by Rose Dafforne Betjemann,
music by John E. West. 12mo.
(Christmas carols, no, 357.)
[27281
Nov. 7, 1910;
Itd., Lon-
©UNoy.5y 4 G10 3.02 -e,
BH 243235: Novello & Co.,
don, England.
1965
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27282
ot. II, n. s., v. 5
THERE IS MY HEART, DEAR; words by
John Vance Cheney, music by M.
Payson. [27282
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 248459; Mary Payson, San Diego,
Cal.
THERE IS SOMETHING IN YOUR EYE;
words and music by Mildred Lee
Clark. [272838
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ce Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 2438255; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. Y.
THERE'LL ONLY BE YOU AND I; words
by J. E. Peterson, music by J. F.
Martelle. Professional, [27284
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1910; E 243618;
J. F. Martelle, Oquawka, II1.
THERE’S A BOY WHO CALLS ON THE GIRL
NEXT DOOR; words by Charles Hamil-
ton Laurie, music by Carl Krause.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[27285
© Oct 4, 1910; 2 ¢ Oct. 61910;
E 240719; C. H. Laurie, New York,
NeoY
THERE’S A LABEL ON MY HEART; words
by L. Cooke and A. Stroud, music
by Alf. J. Lawrance. [27286
©) Now. 102 1910 -,.2° c., Nov. 10,
1910; HEH 244335; B. Feldman & co.,
London, England.
THERE’S A PRETTY LITTLE COT IN DOVER;
written and composed by J. P. Har-
rington, Harry Lane and Lloyd Mor-
gan. London, Star music pub. co.,
lide (6d editionssmod535))* eh27287
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242432; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
THERE’S A SONG IN THE AIR; words by
J. G. Holland, music by H. K. Hey-
ser. (The choir, v. 11, no. 12.)
[27288
© Novy. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243366; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
THERE’S NO ONE QUITE SO DEAR AS YOU;
words by Rene Bronner, music by
H. W. Petrie. [27289
© Noy.,4i4, 1910; 2 ¢.. Noy.. 14,
1910; EH 243480; M. D. Swisher,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THERE’S NO PLACE IN THE WORLD LIKE
HoME SWEET HOME; words and
music by Al. S. Nebur. [27290
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; E 248454;
Al. S. Nebur, New Orleans, La.
THERE’S NO WORLD WITHOUT YOU,
MY SWEETHEART; words by F. L.
Freeman, music by A. D’Annunzio.
[27291
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 2438260; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mork, Ni Ys
THERE WAS A MAN; quartet, music by
EK. L. Ashford; men’s voices. 4to.
[27292
© Nov. 16, 1910> 2 ceo 13:
1910; E 248598; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Il.
THERE WERE SHEPHERDS; music by Ar-
thur Berridge. 4to. (Christmas
anthems, no. 153.) [27293
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 248167; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
THEY ARE SWEETHEARTS STILL THOUGH
THEIR LOCKS ARE GRAY; words by
J. Park, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[ 27294
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
H 240706; Joseph Park, New York,
Ne. Xe
THEY CAN’T FOOL ME; words and
music by Alan Early. [27295
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EL 242540; Early pub. co., Oakland,
Cal.
THEY’VE WON EVERY NATION’S BATTLES
BUT THEIR OWN; words by Ren
Shields and John Nestor, music by
George Christie. [27296
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
HE} 244242; M. Witmark & sons, New
York: Nix
vocal orchestra. 4to. [27297
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2c. Nov. 8,'1910;
HY 244243; M. Witmark & sons, New
Orkin: aye
THINGS THAT I LONG TO FORGET; lyric
and music by J. Closz. [27298
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242807; Jacob Closz, Chicago, Ill.
THINK OF ME, DO; words and music by
J. R. Keene. [27299
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242378; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, Ni Ye
THIRD POSITION; arr. by M. A. Bick-
ford; cello. [27300
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 ¢@. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244525; U. S. school of mu-
sic, New York, N. Y.
1566
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27320
THIS DO IN REMEMBRANCE OF ME;
words and music by M. L. Reeder.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[273801
meet, 1910::2 \¢. Oct-71, 1910;
E 240695; Margaret L. Reeder, Mos-
cow, Idaho.
THIS IS NO PLACE FOR A_ RABBI’S
DAUGHTER; words by F. Stuart, mu-
sic by.Nellie Nichols. [27302
© 1e Nov. 5, 1910; E 244104;
Frances Stuart, Chicago, Il.
THoMAS (CHARLES LOUIS AMBROISE)
Songe (Le) d’une nuit d’été (Mid-
summer night’s dream); overture,
transcribed by Edwin Evans senr.;
organ with pedal obbl. [27303
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243114; William Reeves, London, ;
England.
THOME (Francis) Mélodie; poésie de
Paul Verlaine, musique de Francis
Thomé. [27804
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242340; Thomé, Paris, France.
Trois poésies de Victor Hugo;
adaptations musicales de F. Thomé.
Chant et piano. [27305
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242338; Thomé, Paris, France,
THOSE MAGICAL EYES; words and mu-
sic by W. W. Johnson. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27306
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240682; W. W. Johnson, Gas City,
Ind.
THOUGHTS OF YOU; words and music
by E. Fordi. ed [273807
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
E 242930; Enoch Fordi, Los Angeles,
Cal.
THOUSAND (A) YEARS HAVE COME; mu-
sic by Arthur Berridge. (Octavo
church music, no. 151.) [27308
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243176; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THREE (THE) FAIR MAIDS (Les trois
belles demoiselles) ; poem of the 16th
century adapted by Louis Pomey,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Pauline Viardot;
three-part chorus of women’s voices.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5524.) [27309
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243199; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ney,
THREE-FOLD AMEN; by A. M. Goodhart.
[27310
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241585; A. M. Goodhart, Brighton,
England.
THRIFTY LITTLE MABEL; song from the
musical play, Marriage a la carte,
words by C. M. S. McLellan, music
by Ivan Caryll. 4to. E2vonet
© Noy. 16,. 1910: 2 c Noy. 17,
1910; EH 2486138; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
THUMER’S HOURS OF PLEASURE; a Col-
lection of easy pieces, compiled and
edited by O. Thtimer, for piano.
Book 1, preliminary grade. Book 2,
elementary grade. PABIPY ATI:
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. each Noy. 11,
1910; HK 2483878, 2438379; Augener,
Itd., London, Hngland.
THY DEEP BLUE EYE; words by Monica
Sans Souci, music by Gertrude Sans
Souci; with violin, flute or cello obl.
tear ie Zin Ay flaltee [i2ols. Ziel s
© Oct. 17, 1910; 2 c. each Oct. 19,
1910; H 242395, 242396; Paul A.
Schmitt, Minneapolis, Minn.
Tuy KING COMETH UNTO THEE; Christ-
mas anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Arthur Berridge. 4to.
[27316
, © Oct. 11, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1910;
EH 242024; Weekes & co., London,
England.
THY LOVING KINDNESS, LORD, IS GOOD;
words from Ps. 69, adapted by H. H.
McGranahan, music by Frederic H.
Cowen; medium voice. (Select solos,
no. 5.) [2¢3817
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1910; H 248547; H. H. MceGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY; sacred song,
music by Carrie B. Adams. [27318
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244126; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
TicerR (THE) TEAM; words and music
by Harold Flammer. [273819
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
EH 241951; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
TIME sTuDIES; [by M. A. Bickford];
cello. [27820
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 a. Nov. 1,1910;
E 241968; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
1567
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27321
pt. 01, Bei yes
TIME STUDY; by M.A. Bickford; banjo.
[27321
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242897; U. S. school of music,
New York, N.. ¥.
TINY FINGERS; waltz by R. Streabbog;
piano. [27322
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 248435; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
TIROLESE (LA); versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di C. Mirelli;
canto e mandolino. [27323
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243094 ;s Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
"Tis YULE; carol, words by Francis W.
Moore, music by A. J. Phillips. 12mo.
(Christmas carols, no. 352.)
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438238; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
To A LITTLE GIRL ROMPING; words by
Shaemas O’Sheel, music by Walter
Morse Rummel. (Two little melo-
dies, no. 2.) [27325
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 2483885; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
To FAITHFUL SHEPHERDS WATCHING;
words and music by Arthur C. Ed-
wards. 12mo.
no. 355.) [27326
© Nov. 16, 1910; 2c. Nov. 18, 1910;
E 243600; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
To THE BETROTHED (A une fiancée) ;
duet, words translated by Samuel
Richards Gaines, music by Gabriella
Ferrari, arr. by Samuel Richards
Gaines; soprano and alto. [27327
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2c. Nov. 16, 1910;
E 248568; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
To THEE, O LorD, OUR HEARTS WE RAISE;
harvest or Thanksgiving anthem,
music by W. Berwald; mixed voices.
(Octavo church music, no. 10095. )
[27328
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243267; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
To you; words by Walter C. White-
house, music by Wymark Stratton.
Nos im at JNo..2:in E. Lich:
field, England, City music pub. co.
[27329
© Sept. 23, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 243112; W. Stratton, Birmingham,
England.
[27324 -
(Christmas carols,,
To YOU IS BORN A SAVIOUR; words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by E. K.
Heyser; medium voice. [273830
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242488; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tocu (Ernst) Duos, op. 17; fiir zwei
violinen, deren eine nur leere saiten
angibt. [2738381
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 4, 1910;
EK 248128; P. Pabst, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
TODDLE GO THE GIRLIES; quintet from
Marriage a la carte, words by C. M.
S. McLellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[2738382
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244288; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
TON SEUL BAISER (Ein kuss von dir);
valse chantée, vers de Pierre d’Amor,
versione ritmica di A. Franci, mu-
sique de V. Ranzato. [27333
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 cea,
1910; E 244462; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
Too MUCH JOHNSON; words and music
by Mrs. J. F. Bailey. Washington,
D. C., H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27334
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 3, 1910;
EK 244088; Mrs. J. F. Bailey, Truss-
ville, Ala.
ToRNA, SOGNO GENTIL; valzer lento,
versi di A. Genise, musica di Luigi
De Luca, per pianoforte e canto.
[273835
© Oct. 18, 1910"; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242963; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
TorPEDO (THE) AND THE WHALE;
words by H. B. Farnie, music by
Audran. New edition. 4to. (Vocal
library of part-songs, etc., no. 112.)
[27336
© Oct. 31, 1910;2 ec Nov. 151900;
E 241943; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
TRAUME; ged. von Franz Evers, musik
von Victor von Woikowsky-Biedau,
op. 30, fiir mittlere stimme mit kla-
vier. (KOnigslieder, no. 10.)
[27337
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
BH) 244185: No Simrock, '¢) "ape
Berlin, Germany.
1568
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
TRAILERS (THE); OR, COURTING DAYS;
a musical comedy in two acts by
G. E. Hadley and Reinhardt Meyer.
Ms. vocal score and typewritten
libretto. [273888
=) # © Nov. 2, 1910; D 18765;
George E. Hadley, Haverhill, Mass.
TRAILING ARBUTUS; a garden lyric by
A. Selwyn Garbett, ed. and fingered
by S. L. Hermann; piano. [27339
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242513; Carl Fischer, New York,
NY.
TRAMP (A) AM I; words by S. Lodge,
music by Perey Godfrey; bass song
in D. [27340
Get.) 21. 1910; 2 cc. Oct..,.31,
1910; E 242982; Wickins & co., Lon-
don, England.
TRANSPOSITION; by H. Kling, trans-
lated from the original German ed.,
and augmented by Gustav Saenger.
4to. [27841
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
A 272879; Carl Fischer, New York,
hee.
TRAUERMARSCH. See Wagner (R.)
TREES IN SPRING; words by M. R.,
music by Edwin N. Taylor. [27342
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
EH 241863; Bach & co., London, Eng-
land.
TRISTESSE; valse lento, par Oscar Cat-
treda, pour piano. [27343
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242954; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
TRIUMPHAL MASS; in honor of the
blessed Joan of Arc, by R. J. Sorin;
for two, three or four voices. 4to.
[27344
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
EH 242367; R. J. Sorin, DeLisle, Miss.
TRIXIE; words by Chas. S. Brown,
music by Harry Hoyt. [27345
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1910;
E 242374; Maurice Shapiro, New
Work, N., Y.
TROISIEME CANZONETTA; par A. d’Am-
brosio, op. 47, pour violon et piano.
[27346
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
EH 242857; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
PA (355)
TROISIEME SCENE DE MépEE; dans
Thésée, tragédie lyrique de Fran-
cois-Joseph Gossec, morceau d’ étude
de I’. A. Gevaert, pour soprano dra-
matique et. piano. (Répertoire-
francois de l’ancien chant classique,
no. 341.) [27347
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242991; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris, France.
TROT DE CAVALLERIE; by James H. Rog-
ers; piano. (Etchings, no. 5.)
[27348
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244307; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
T-R-0-U-B-L-E; written and composed
by Chas. Collins and Fred E. Terry,
arr. by Henry Pether. [27349
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242872; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
TROUBLE; words by J. S. Crandall, mu-
Sic by V. F. Lecogq, jr. [27350
© 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1910; E 243582;
Victor F. Lecoq, jr., New York, N. Y.
TROVATORE (IL). See Verdi (G.)
TRUSTING; sacred song, words from
Proverbs xxx, 5, music by L. A. Bug-
bee. [27351
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241834; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
TRY TO FIND ANOTHER SWEETHEART;
words and music by G. Norwood.
[27852
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1910;
E 240700; George Norwood, Carbon
Eid, TH.
TRYSTING (THE) by Wm.
Baines; piano. [27353
© Oct. 12, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1910;
E 242019; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
Boston, Mass.
PLACE;
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) An-
dante; from pianoforte-concert, op.
23, in B flat minor, arr. by Arthur
W. Pollitt; organ. [27354
© Sept. 29,- 4910; 2 c. Oct. 22,
1910; E 241707; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TURKISCHES RONDO: von R. Krentzlin,
op. 36, fiir pianoforte. (Zwei char-
acterstticke fiir die jugend, no. 2.)
[27355
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
BE 244155: H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin,
Germany.
1569
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27356
pti Sives
Tuo (IL) RITRATTO; melodia, versi di
D. Milelli, musica di F. Paolo Fron-
fini. no. 11819. [27356
© Sept. 14, 1910 (2. ¢ Oc. 26.
1910; E 242693: Carisch & J Hnichen,
Milan, Italy.
TURKEY (THE); unison, words by
Gertrude L. Knox, music by Mrs.
Ro Ko) Worman: (Octavo ed. of
choruses for female voices, no.
3450. ) [27357
© Nov. 11, 1910: 2 e. Nov. 12,
1910; E 244438; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N.. Y.
TURKISH PATROL (Die ttirkische wach-
parade) ; by Géza Horvath; piano.
[27358
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242568; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
TWILIGHT; novelette, by Edward P.
Favor; piano. [27359
© Nov. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 19,
1910; E 244632;
co., Boston, Mass.
Cc. W. Thompson &
TWILIGHT SONGS; words and music by
Minnie Graves Watson. [27360
@rNov, 16, 1910: 26, Nove 7,
1910; E 244590; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N.Y.
TWILIGHT WALTZ; by FE. Isacchi;
piano. [27361
©” Nov. 10, 1910: 2c, 2Nov. 17,
1910; E 244640; Orpheus music ¢o.,
London, Engiand.
TWINN (SYDNEY) 6 petites piéces, 1°7°
position; pour violon avec ace. de
piano. Contents. 1. Valsette. 2.
Romance. 3. Menuet. 4. Gavotte.
5. Berceuse. 6. Mazurka. [273862
© Sept. , 21, 1910;..2..2. (Oct,, 22,
1910; E 241726; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Two (THE) cLocKs; four-part song,
words by Margaret Erskine, music
by James H. Rogers: women’s voices.
(Octavo edition, no. ere! [27363
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244150; Oliv er Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Two (THE) JOHNS; concert polka by
J. W. Howell; band. 4to. [27364
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2-c. Nov. 9, 1910;
FE 243326: Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
TWo LOVERS AND LIZETTE; words by
Howard Wcede™ music by Sidney
Homer, op. 22; medium in A. (Ban-
danna ballads, no; 5.) [27365
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242894; G. Schirmer, New York,
NOY.
TY SE, JAG BADAR EDER STOR GLADJE;
julen, ord fran: key 2a
musik af John Goss. (Korsanger
for Gudstjausten, oktay-serie, no.
56. ) [27366
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242810; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Il.
UBER DIE HEIDE; ged. von Andreas
Christoph Graf, musik von Hrik
Meyer-Helmund. [27367
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242788; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
UM MITTERNACHT; humoristischer
marsch, von Julius Fuéik, op. 93,
fiir piano. [273868
© Sept. 26, 1910; 2 eget 25,
1910; E 241920; Josef Blaha, Vi-
enna, Austria.
UND GESTERN HAT ER MIR ROSEN GE-
BRACHT; ged. von Th. vy. Lingen,
musik von Joseph Marx. (Lieder
und gesinge, erste folge, no. 24.)
[27369
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2.¢ Oct. 29,
1910; EH 241854; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
UNDER THE STARS; march, by George
D. Steck; orchestra. Ato. [27370
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241821; F. C. Menges, Cleveland,
Ohio.
UNDER THE TREES; reverie by J.
Brownfield; piano. Preval
© Nov: 12, 1910: 2 ‘cyeBiewaad:
1910; E 243486; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago, Il.
UNDER THY CARE; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[273872
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241613; W. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
UNDERNEATH THE WISHING TREE;
words by Sam M. Lewis, Music by
Leo Bennett. [27373
BS Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 29. 1910;
EH 241844: Jos. Ww. Stern & co., New
Works NE we
1570
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
273593
UNFADING (THE) BEAUTY; words by
Thomas Carew, music by M. Pay-
son. [27374
© Nov. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 243460; Mary Payson, San Diego,
Cal.
UNFORGOTTEN ; words and music by J.
Livingston. Washington, D. C., H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. Aalto
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1910;
BE 241767; Jean Livingston, Middle-
town, N. Y.
UniteD (THE) STATEY OF AMERICA;
words and music by A. J. King.
Professional. [27376
© ec Nov: 12, 1910: Bb 244477;
Andrew J. King, New York, N. Y.
S. S. Cotorapo; march and two-
step by G. Scalea; piano. 27ST ¢
© 2 @ Oct 31, 1910; E 242905;
Salvatore Scalea, New York, N. Y.
U.
words and music by C.
Sandoe. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. PLB)
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242944; Clayton Sandoe, Platts-
burg, N. Y.
UNTIL; words by E. Teschemacher,
music by Napoleon Zardo. [27379
(en Now 16) 1910; 2 c“Nov.17,
1910; E 244591; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
UNVERGESSLICHE STUNDEN; (Heures
élyséennes) ; valse lente von Julius
Huck, op. 212. arr. von Th. Ritter,
fiir 2 mandolinen, mandola, guitarre
und klavier. (Mandolinen-musik., no.
41. [27380
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244416; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
UNKNOWN;
USHOMEE; words and music by J.
Closz. ; [27381
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
E 244266; Jacob Closz, Chicago, Ill.
VALE (THE) OF DREAMS; words by
Chas. E. Baer, music by Johann C.
Schmid. (21382
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1910;
EE 242397; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
VALSE, ANNY; by A. Fassio; piano.
[2738838
© 1 -c. Oct. 17, 1910; E 242169;
Angelo Fassio, New York, N. Y.
15
(
VALSE BRILLANTE; by F. Addison Por-
ter Ops 2s. plano. [27384
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ce Nov. 1, 1910;
Ee 241989; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
VALSE BRILLANTE IN OCTAVES; by J.
Concone, from op. 33; pf. [27385
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
HE 241684; M. Witmark & sons, New
MorksuN wy
VALSE DE CHOPIN; ged. von A. Geraud,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir mit-
tlere stimme. (Lieder und gesiinge,
erste folge, no. 25.) [27386
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ce Oct, 29,
1910; E 241855; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
VALSE-INTERMEDE; by Andor Merkler,
rev. and ed. by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [27387
© Sept. 28; 1910.) 2) c.. Oct-12;
1910; HE 242447; Carl Fischer, New
MorkowN.Y;
VALSE LENTE DU BALLET—SYLVIA.
Delibes (C. P. L.)
VALSE MIGNONNE; by James H. Rog-
ers; piano. (Htchings, no. 38.)
[27388
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1910; EK 2443808; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa,
VALSE MURMUREE; walzer, par Pierre
Ferraris, op. 38, pour piano. [27389
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242614; D. Rahter, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
See
VALSE NOBLE; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 185; piano. [27390
© Oct. 6, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1910;
EK 242012; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
VALSE ROUGE; valse réaliste par Octave
Crémieux pour piano. [27391
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 243009; L. Digoudé-Diodet, Paris,
France.
VALSE SEPTEMBRE; by Felix Godin,
rearr. by Ludomir Thomas; orches-
tra. Svo. [27892
@) Nov. a4, 1910" 2c. Noy. 16,
1910; EH 244491; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
VALSE SYMPATHIE; by W. Bromby, jr.;
piano. [2738938
OuNovedO. 1910>2..c¢ Noy,
1910: BE 244886: Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
fi
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v.5
VALZER GENTILE; par Ethelbert Nevin,
op. 7, no. 1, pour piano 4 4 mains.
[27394
©). ‘Sept; (27,* 1910 ="2 ve. N@et. 222:
1910; E 241716; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
VARIATIONEN ; im alten styl, von Bern-
hard Dessau, op, 50, fiir violine mit
begleitung des pianoforte. [27395
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1910;
BH 242798; .N.. Sunroek,.& 1m. bebe
Berlin, Germany.
VENETIAN DREAMS; by Maddalena
Heryer; piano. [27396
© 1 ¢. Oct: 17, 1910; WH 242932;
M. M. Heryer, Hutchinson, Kans.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Home to our
mountains; from Il Trovatore,
transcribed by Edwin Vaile MclIn-
tyre; piano. [27397
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EH 2425387; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis, Mo.
Trovatore (11): selection arr. by
R. E. Hildreth; orchestra. [27398
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
E 242199; Walter Jacobs, Boston,
Mass.
VERS LA GLOIRE; polka-marche, par A.
Turlet: orchestre avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to: [27399
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
BE 242314; A. Turlet, Paris, France.
VERY EASY PIANO DUETS; compiled by
Wm. Arms Fisher. First and sec-
ond grade. Second series. (Half
dollar music series. ) [27400
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1910; E 243569; Oliver Ditson co..,
Boston, Mass.
VESPER CHIMES; tone-picture by Lud-
wig Kellermann, op. 22; piano.
[27401
© Nov 1.1910: De. Oct. 31,4910:
E 242859; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
VESPER (THE) HYMN: mélodie re-
ligieuse, by Wm. Edwin Ashmall, op.
176; pipe organ. [27402
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
E 242790; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York. Ne Ys
music by J. H. Hinton; mixed
voices. (Octavo choir music, no.
28. ) [27403
©), Noy), 14. (1910s, 2 ¢. Noy. 14,
1910: E 243489: Anglo-Canadian
music publishers assn., Itd., Toronto,
Canada.
VIBRATIONS DU COEUR; valse lente par
Raffaele Cuconato, pour piano.
[27404
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242584; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
VICTOR DANCE FOLIO NO. 4; piano.
[27405
©- Sept. 30, 19905) Be, Meri 17,
1910; E 242443; Leo Feist, New
Monika No Yo
ViE (LA) MODERNE; chanson cemique
par Gauwin et Daris, adaptation de
Louis Duval. [27406
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2. e¢ Nev. 17,
1910; E 244550; Modern music ¢o.,
Manchester, N. H.
VIENS, UNE FLUTE INVISIBLE; poésie de
Victor Hugo, adaptation musicale
pour flite de Francis Thomé. [27407
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1910;
FE 242336; Thomé, Paris, France.
VIENS-Y ANASTASIE; Chansonette, pa-
roles de William Burtey, musique de
Vincent Scotto. [27408
© Oct, 18, 19103°2°c) Getate 1910;
E 242341; L. Digoudé-Diodet, Paris,
France.
VIEUX SOUVENIRS D’ARTISTE; paroles et
musique de G. Aubert. [27409
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK 241664; G. Aubert, Paris, France.
VIOLET WALTZ; by Chas. L. Strickland;
piano. [27410
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 «. Get. 315 1910;
E 242864; C. V. Strickland & son,
Huntington, Ind.
VIOLETS ;
Kern,
piano.
gavotte, by Carl Wilhelm
op. 232, no. 4; violin and
(Musical impressions, no. 4.)
[27411
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 eG: Noy 44,
1910; E 243476; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
song by Ellen Wright, arr. by
Paul Vernon, violin and piano.
[27412
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10,1910; ff
BE 244270; G. Ricordi & co., Milan, |
Italy.
VIOLINE (Die); ged. von A. Giraud,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir mittlere
stimme. (Lieder und gesinge, erste
folge, no. 7.) [27413
© Sept. 24,° 1910; 2 ¢. Oe 29;
1910; E 241903; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
1572
‘VireIn (THE)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27429
VIOLON ALBUM; 20 klassische und
moderne lieblingsstiicke, fiir violine
mit leichter klavier-begleitung hera-
usgegeben yon Robert Klaass.
[27414
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c Oct. 24,
1910; E 242579; Globus verlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin, Germany.
BY THE MANGER (La
Vierge 4 la créche); words by AI-
phonse Daudet, English version by
Henry Grafton Chapman, music by
César Franck; duet or chorus for
soprano and alto. (Octavo choruses,
no. 5520.) [27415
© Noy. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243198; G. Schirmer, New York,
ae
ViIvVACE; prélude von Emil Kronke, op.
58, fir piano. (Hommage 4 Chopin,
no. 1.) [27416
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242686; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany.
VIVO LEGGIERO, QUASI PRESTO; prélude
von Emil Kronke, op. 58, fiir piano.
(Hommage a Chopin, no. 2.)
[27417
© Sept. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
EK 242687; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany.
Vocca BELLA; versi di A. Barbieri, mu-
Sica di E. Di Capua; canto e mando-
lino. [27418
©) Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EK 243089; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
Vocca VASATA; versi di Alberto Lania,
musica di Leopoldo Falcon, per
canto e pianoforte. [27419
© Or 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242969; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
Vocl DI CAMPO; strofette, versi e
musica di Oscar Cattedra, per canto
e pianoforte. [27420
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910;
EK 242971; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
Wacner (RicHARD) Choral fantasia
on The mastersingers of Nuremberg;
words by Edward Oxenford, music
arr. by Percy E. Fletcher. 4to.
(Choral handbook, Curwen’s edition,
no. 60960.) [27421
© "Nov. 14,°1910° 2: c.. Nov. 12,
1910; E 244423; J. Curwen.& sons,
Itd., London, England.
WAGNER (RIcHARD)—Continued
—— lying Dutchman (Der fliegende
Hollaender) ; overture arr. from the
full score by Edwin Evans; organ,
with pedal obbl. obl. Svo. [27422
© Oct. 26; 1910; 2c. Nov. 4 1910;
EK 245115; William Reeves, London,
England.
—— Isoldens liebestod (isolda’s love-
death); finale aus ‘Tristan und
Isolde, arr. von Chas. Kunkel, fiir
das pf., zum concertvortrag bear-
beitet. [27423
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1910;
KE 241602; Kunkel bros. music co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
—— Lohengrin; overture and _ intro-
duction to act 3, arr. from the full
score, by Edwin Evans; organ with
pedal obbl. obl. Svo. [27424
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
EK 243118; William Reeves, London,
England.
—— Now to the Lord a noble song;
words by Isaac Watts, music arr.
from Wagner. [27425
© Oct. 24,1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242632; C. F. Allen and Chas. H.
Marsh, Winona Lake, Ind.
—— Rienzi, der letzte der tribunen;
grosse tragische oper in 5 akten.
Volistandiger klavierauszug mit
deutschem text. Neue ausgabe von
Gustav F. Kogel. [27426
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1910;
D 18744; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
—— Trauermarsch (Funeral march) ;
aus Gotterdimmerung, arr. von
Georges Bell, ftir pianoforte zu 2
hinden. [27427
© Sept. 22,1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241729; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
——— Walther’s prize song; from Die
meistersinger, paraphrase by August
Wilhelmj, ed. and fingered by Philipp
Mittell; violin and piano. [27428
©) Nov. 1, 1910; 2 «. Nov..2, 1910;
E- 243053; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING aya:
WAIT TILL THE VIOLETS BLOOM, May
3ELL; words and music by.S. L.
Siegel. Washington, H. Wirkus
Dugdale ¢€o. [27429
@Oct: 1) 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 1910;
BH 240681; Stella L. Siegel, Sulphur
Springs, Colo.
1573
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27430
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
WAIT TILL YOU’RE SURE THAT YOU LOVE
ME, SWEETHEART MINE; words by
Marie Craig, music by Will Goodall.
[27430
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EK 244244; M. Witmark & sons, New
MOK, Nap
WAITING BY THE OLD MILL STREAM;
words by B. R. Hardy, music by
Alfred Olaff. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [27431
© Oct: 31, 1910:22 ce Oct: 31, 1910;
i, 242940; Bessie R. Hardy, Carmel,
Me.
Wa, I swan; by Benjamin Hapgood
Burt; vocal orchestra. 4to. [27482
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910:
E 2443821; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, iN. -Y:
WALDFRIEDEN (In the quiet forest) ;
von Gustav Hansen, op. 24, no. 6;
klavier zu vier hainden. (In freier
natur, no. 6.) [274383
© Oct. 21,1910; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 2424838; B. EF. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
WALKING ON A WIRE; duet from Mar-
riage 4 la carte, words by C. M. S.
McLellan, musie by Ivan Caryll.
[27434
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910;
I) 244289; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
dou, England.
WALLA HALLA; American negro dance,
humoreske, by A. W. Hoffmann, op.
150; orchestra. Berlin, Verlag von
Co Ne Rohr: 7 Ato; [27435
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1910;
EH 240736; August W. Hoffmann,
New York, N. Y.
WALLAH, WALLAH, WALLA - PEROO;
written and composed by Worton
David and Sam Mayo. (Popular 6d.
ed., no,: 216.) [27486
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
EH 242659; Von Tilzer music co., New
Worle Ni Ye
WALRUS (THE) AND THE CARPENTER;
poem from Through the looking glass
by Lewis Carroll, set to music by
Pedro de Zulueta; for four solo
voices. S. A. T. B. 4to. [27437
© Oc 20, 1910 27c. Oct: 21, 1910:
242454; Boosey & co., London,
Hingland.
WALTHER’S PRIZE SONG. See Wagner
(R.)
1Lov4
WARNUNG; musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir hohe frauenstimme. (Lieder
und gesiinge, erste folge, no. 26.)
[27438
© Sept. 24,°19105 "24ers @ect. 29;
1910; HK 241856; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
WARUM SOLL ICH G’RAD ALLEIN DER
EINZIG MORALISCHE SEIN; couplet-
lied aus der operette, Die keusche |
Barbara, text von Rudolf Bernauer |
u. Leop. Jacobson, musik von Oskar |
Nedbal. [274289
© Sept. 10, 1910 Qe rein 22s |
1910; HE 242595; Ludwig Doblinger |
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig, |
Germany.
WAS GROSSMUTTERCHEN ERZAHLT; fan- |
tasie von R. Degenhardt, op. 10, fiir |
2 zithern und streichzither. (Der |
Miinchener zitherspieler, no. 217.)
[27440 |
© Oct. 3, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910; }
E 244418; Bosworth & co., Leipzig, |
Germany.
fiir 2 mandolinen und kla-
vier, mit mandoline 3 oder mandola. |
(Mandolinen-musik, no. 87.) [27441
© Oct. 8, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 10, 1910; |
EK 244417; Bosworth & co., Leipzig, |
Germany.
WAS IST’S, WAS UNS FROHLICH MACHT
(What makes life so glad and gay) ; |
anon., English version by Samuel |
Langford, musik von Ellen Kull- |
mann. (Lieder und gesinge, no. 2.)
[27442
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242721; Harmonie-verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
WAS LIEGT BEIT LEHMANN UNTERM AP-
FELBAUM; text von O. A. Alberts
musik von Walter Kollo. [27443
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910; Ff
E 242735; Harmonie verlag, Berlin, §
Germany.
von > HH: Worehie +4.
2. Orchester. 4to.
[ 27444, 27445
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 ec. each Oct. 28,
1910; E 242793, 242794; Harmonie-
verlang, Berlin, Germany.
instr.
Salon-orechester.
—EEE——EE ——
= — ———————————
WASHINGTON; march and two-step by 9
M. Greenwald; piano. [27446
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1910; |
EK 241792; Leo. Feist, New York, if
IN: AY ;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27464
idyl by Paul F. Johan-
mando-
WATER LILIES;
ning, arr. by G. L. Lansing
lin orchestra. [27447
Nev. 11, 1910; 2 c Nov. 17,
1910; BH 2445538; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
WATERSPRITE (THE); by Ralph H.
Bellairs; piano. Continental finger-
ing. [27448
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241938; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
Way (THE) BY THE CROSS; words by
Edgar Lewis, music by L. EK. Jones.
[27449
fee, 22, 1910; 2 c. Oct, 22, 1910;
E 241615; G. W. Elderkin, Chicago,
jsis
Way DOWN Texas; by William Dit-
cham; piano with plantation chorus.
[27450
fer er. 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 244601; Watson, Wilcock & co.,
lItd., London, England.
WE BLESS THY HOLY NAME; Short
unace, anthem, words from the
Prayer for the church militant, mu-
sic by A. E. Floyd; mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 84.)
[27451
(Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241956; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
WE HAIL THEE, BETHLEHEM OF OLD;
words and music by E. R. Metzdorf;
flute, voice and organ. [27452
© 1 ec. Nov. 14, 1910; E 243444;
E. Ralphena Metzdorf, Cleveland,
Ohio.
WE'LL TELL THE STORY 0’ER; words and
music by C. M. Bozarth. New York,
FE. B. Haviland pub. co. [27453
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243064; Clara M. Bozarth, Roch-
ester, Ind.
WE MAY BE HAPPY YET; duet from one
bachelor belles; words by Harry B
Smith, music by Raymond Hubbell.
[27454
6 Noy. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 243120; J. H. Remick & co., New
work N, Y;
WE MISS YOU So; words by Eula M.
Drew Hoyt, music by Geo. J. Kur-
zenknabe. [27455
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
E 242532; Willard Hoyt, Howell,
Mich.
WE SHALL KNOW AS WE ARE KNOWN;
words and music by Chas. M. Fill-
more. [27456
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1910;
H 242177; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
WE SHALL MEET AGAIN; words anon.,
music by EF. Sewell Southgate.
[27457
© Oct. 31, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
Ke 244090; Weekes & co., London,
Iingland.
WE'VE HUNTED THE WOLF IN THE
FOREST; lyric by Rida Johnson
Young, music by Victor Herbert;
male chorus. [27458
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
H 242648; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, NE. °Ys
WE WILL crRowN HiM; words by Har-
riette Waters, music by J. W. Hen-
derson. [27459
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2c. Oct. 21, 1910;
HH) 242427; J. W. Henderson, Mus-
kegon Heights, Mich.
WEANER SCHRAMMELN; potpourri arv.
von Ir. van Heyden, ftir pianoforte,
mit unterlegtem text zum mitsingen.
[27460
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EH 245288; Riihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WEARING (THE) OF THE GREEN; thene
and variation by Rose M. Brochard;
piano. [27461
© Nov. 7, 19105 2c Nov. % 1910:
HK 243244; ‘Century music pub. co.,
New York, IN. X.
WEBER’S LAST THOUGHT (Derniére pen-
sée de Weber); fantasia, by Ch.
Dancla, op. 86, no. 6, ed. and fin-
gered by Philipp Mittell; viol. and
pr. [27462
©) Oct. 19, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1910;
H 241579; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING YE
WEDDING CHORUS; English version by
Henry G. Chapman, music by
Eduard Kremser, op. 144, no. 138;
men’s voices. (Octavo choruses, no.
5516. ) [27463
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ¢c. Oct. 27, 1910;
HK 241797; G. Schirmer, New York,
Ne Xe
WEIHESTUNDE; ged. von Heinz Braune,
musik von Richard Trunk, op. 11.
(Drei gesiinge, no. 1.) 274604
© Sept. 8, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
BE 242581; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip
zig, Germany.
1575
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27465
Di. tee ye
WEIHNACHTEN; von Wilh. Koehler-
Wiimbach, op. 36, bearbeitet von Job.
Harder. i. Fiir violine und klavier.
2. Fiir klavier zu vier hinden, (Zur
Christfeier, no. 2.) [27465, 27466
© Sept. 19, 1910; 2 c. each Oct.
24, 1910; E 242609, 242610; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin,
Gross Lichterfelde, Germany.
WEN ICH LIEBE, WOLLT IHR WISSEN;
entreelied aus der operette
Die keusche Barbara, text von Ru-
dolf Bernauer u. Leop. Jacobson,
musik von Oskar Nedbal. [27467
ke): Sépt7410;*1910'2 +e Oet! * 24;
1910; E 242592; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
WENN DIE ROSE WELKT; valse elégique,
yon William Becker, op. 101, fir
piano. [27468
OH Septa- 17," 2910" 2 ¢ Oct. 22,
1910; E 241645; W. Bertram, Ber-
lin, Germany.
WENN EIN WEIB DEN BRAVEN MANN
VERLASST; marschlied aus der ope-
rette, Die keusche Barbara, text von
Rudolf Bernauer u. Leop. Jacobson,
musik von Oskar Nedbal. [27469
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 24,
1910; E 242597; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
WER KANN DAFUR; lied aus der posse,
Polnische wirtschaft, text von Alfred
Schonfeld, musik yon Jean Gilbert.
[27470
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
EK 243280; Thalia-theater verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
WHAT’s THE MATTER WITH—? HE’S
ALL RIGHT; written by Alf Ellerton
and R. P. Weston, composed by
Maurice Scott. London, Star music
pub. co., ltd. (6d editions, no. 151.)
[27471
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
EK 242436; J. Anderson, London,
England.
WHAT’S THE USE; words and music by
S. W. Pae. Professional. [27472
© 1 c. Nov. 12, 1910; E 244478;
S. Wayne Pae, Cleveland, Ohio.
WHAT’S YOUR HURRY, BIRDIE; lyric by
Will A. Heelan, music by Seymour
Furth. [27473
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
Hi 241541; Jos. Morris co., New
York, NOY.
WHAT THE BELLS SAY; words by Grace |
Homer, music by J. H. Fillmore. |
[27474
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 e. Noy. 9, 1910; |
E 243321; Fillmore bros. co.. Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WHAT WOULD MAMA SAY; words and |
music by Bernahl and Vietry. Pro-
fessional. [27475
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1910; E 243394; |}
Bernahl & Vietry, Newport, R. I. i)
WHEN; words by Lord Alfred Tenny-
son, music by Dorothy A. Gandy: |
medium voice in D. [27476 |
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1910;
FE) 244252; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
WHEN CLOVER IS WET WITH THE DEW;
words by Lillian Clayton Smith, mu-
sic by H. A. Dinsmore. Skowhegan,
Me., Milburn music pub co.
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 11, 1910; 4
E 2483869; Harry A. Dinsmore, ;
Skowhegan, Maine,
WHEN DAN CUPID IS AROUND; words
and music by A. H. Haskins.
[27478
© Noy. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oet. 31, 1910;
EK 242863; Arthur H. Haskins,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
WHEN DAYS ARE DREARY;
music by Chas. J. Harris. [27479 |
© Nov: 17, 19103> 2°" hiev 2):
1910; E 244635; C. W. Thompson & |
co., Boston, Mass.
WHEN I BEHELD THEE (Wie ich dein }
aug’ gesehen); words by Alfred H. |
Quaritch, English version by L. H.
David, music by Cuthbert Clarke.
[27480 |
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 191053)
E 244068; Metzler & co. (1909) Itd.,
London, England.
WHEN I COME TO MARRY; trio from the |
musical play Marriage a- la carte, }
words by C. M. S. McLellan, music
by Ivan Caryll. [27481 |
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 10, 1910;
E 244290; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-'}
don, England.
WHEN I GATHERED THE MYRTLE WITH |
Mary; words by Will A. Heelan,)|
music by Seymour Furth. [27482 |
© Nov. 19, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 19, |
1910; E 244625; Jos. Morris ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
1576
[27477 |
words and |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27500
WHEN I HOBBLE ALONG IN MY HOBBLE
SKirT; words and music by J. I.
Martin. [27483
© 1c. Noy. 16, 1910; E 248531; J.
Irwin Martin, Detroit, Mich.
WHEN I’M FAR AWAY FROM HOME
SWEET HOME; words and music by
Joo. Gurran. . New York, EF. B.
Haviland pub. co. 27484
ff) Nag..2..1910; 2c. Nov. 2, 1910;
E 243073; John D. Curran, Toronto,
- Canada.
WHEN I TAKE MY MORNING PROMENADE;
written by A. J. Mills, composed by
Bennett Scott. London, Star music
pub. co., ltd. [27485
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
E 242434; J. Anderson, London,
England.
WHEN IN DISGRACE; madrigal, sonnet
by Shakespeare, music by Richard
H. Walthew; mixed voices. (Chor-
al library, no. 38.) [27486
©) Get, 31, 1910; 2 c Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242984; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN JUNE ROLLS AROUND WITH ITS
ROSES; words by Will D. Cobb, mu-
sic by Marie Theresa Laing. [27487
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1910;
EK 242419; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. Y.
WHEN LOVE HAS LOST ITS WAY; words
by Wyndham M. Lewis, music by R.
A. Browne. Professional. [27488
© 1 ¢. Nov. 16, 1910; EB 243537;
Wyndham M. Lewis, Cleveland,
Ohio.
WHEN NANcy BROWN KISSED HIRAM
GREEN GOOD-BYE; from Lower berth
thirteen, lyric by Gillespie and
Davis, music by Jos. E. Howard.
[27489
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910; |
EK 241829;
Mork” N.Y.
WHEN THE AUTUMN LEAVES ARE FALL-
ING, CAROLINE: words and music by
W.S. Baker. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [27490
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
EK 241813; W. S. Baker, Sagamore,
Mass.
Chas. K, Harris, New
WHEN THE BIRDIES SING A SWEET GOOD
NIGHT; words and music by J. HE.
Christenson. Washington, D. C., H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27491
fe Nor i 1910: 2 c. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244509; John E. Christen-
son, Deerwood, Minn.
Loe
Or
WHEN THE DAY IS DONE; by Edward
Stanley; piano. [27492
©. Nov. 1,, 1910222 'c, Octal, sto;
BE 242841; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
WHEN THE EVENING SHADOWS FALL;
words and music by D. E. MacDon-
ald. New York, F. B. Haviland pub.
co. [274938
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2c. Oct. 27, 1910;
BH 241814; D. Etta MacDonald, Graf-
ton, W. Va.
WHEN THE GRAPES HANG IN CLUSTERS
ON THE VINE; words and music by
M. P. Stevens. Washington, D. C.,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27494
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 25, 1910;
E 241770; Mamie P. Stevens, South
Haven, Minn.
WHEN THE HEART BEATS TRUE; words
by Alexander Groves, music by
Arthur Donaldson. [27495
@©) Nov, 16,..1910::::2; -c.- Nowot 17,
1910; EH 244592; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE LAST RED ROSE OF SUMMER
FADFS AWAY; words by H. L. Lyman,
music by H. Wallace. [27496
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1910; E 244530;
Herbert L. Lyman & Harry Wallace,
Milwaukee, Wis.
WHEN THE MOON SHONE BRIGHT ON
NELLIE; words and music by F. K.
Bull. Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27497
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c Nov. 3, 1910;
Hh 244074; Floyd K. Bull, Hastings,
Mich.
WHEN THE SUN HAS LOST ITS GOLD;
written by Leonard Cooke, com-
posed by Henry E. Pether. [27498
© Nove 157 AIO 2 ese Nay. 15;
1910: EH 244538: Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHEN THE SUN’S LAST RAYS ARE
SHINING THRO’ THE TREES; words
and music by J. G. Ingraham.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27499
@vOct, U4 Agi0;' 2. Oct.'f,- 1910;
E 240698: J. G. Ingraham, Fort
Fairfield, Maine.
WHEN THE TWILIGHT FADES AWAY;
words by A. L. Howe, music by A.
Roberts. [27500
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1910; IS 248453 ;
Arthur lL. Howe, Methuen, Mass.,
and Alfred Roberts, Lawrence, Mass,
—~]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27501
pt. 115, 1 S.5 V5
WHEN TWILIGHT FADES; meditation by
Frederic L. Ryder; piano. [27501
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
KH} 243208; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG MAGGIE;
by J. A. Butterfield, theme and va-
riation by Rose M. Brochard; piano.
[27502
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438179; Century music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOU ARE MINE AGAIN; lyric by
George F. Reynolds, music by Law-
rence L. Willey. [27503
Ori tes (Oct, Aaa O10 = jt 242017 ;
L. L. Willey & co., Rochester, N. H.
WHEN YOU'RE IN WRONG WITH THE
RIGHT GIRL; words by Gus Kahn,
music by Grace LeBoy. [27504
© 1.¢. Oct. 19, 1910; BH 242392;
Kedzie music co., Chicago, [1].
WHEN YOU WERE SWEET SIXTEEN; Dy
James Thornton; vocal orch. no.
1162, key of C. Ato. [27505
© Oct: 21, 19105 °2 e: Oct. 22.1910:
E 241675; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks IN Ye
WHEN YOU WOO A MAIDEN; words and
music by A. S. Croome. [27506
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1910;
EK 241865; Bach & co., London, Eng-
land.
WHEN ZIM-ZIM GO THE CYMBALS; trio
from the musical play Marriage a la
earte, words by C. M. S. McLellan,
musie by Ivan Caryll. [27507
©. Nove 149 1900. 2 ¢ Nov. 25:
1910; FE 244547; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
WHENE’ER I THINK See
Holmval (Robert).
OF THEE.
WHERE ARE THE STARS OF YESTERDAY ;
words by Louis Weslyn, music by
George Christie. [27508
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 © Nov. 8, 1910:
HK 244245; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks NiX¥e
WHERE MY SWEETHEART WAITS FOR ME;
words and musie by Mrs. J. M. De-
Witt. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. 27509
Octal ylotO: Ze! Oet, 1910:
E 240702; Mrs. James M. DeWitt,
Ovid, Mich.
WHERE THE FRAGRANT ROSES GROW;
words by R. V. Owen, music by H.
Ix. Dugdale. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27510
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1910;
HE 240687; R. V. Owen, Mitchell,
Oreg.
WHERE THE MOONLIGHT O’ER THE RIVER
GLEAMS; words and music by M.
Morse. Washington, D..C.,. H.
Kirkus Dugdale Co. [27511
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 25, 1910;
FE 241765; Meurial Morse, Vassar,
Mich.
WHEREFORE (THE) AND THE WHY;
words by Ruth Inge Bjork, music by
D. B. Towner. WAG ID C4
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 e. Noy. 1, 1910;
HK 244022; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHILE FIGHTING FOR THE HONOR OF
OLD GLORY ; words and music by T. J.
Bolger. Professional. [27513
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1910; M 243395;
Thomas J. Bolger, Mount Washing-
ton, Mass.
WHILE I LISTEN TO THY VOICE; madri-
gal, words by E. Waller, music by
Alfred King; mixed voices. Ato.
(Choral library, no. 41.) [27514
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2-c* OG 175 1910-
EK 242194; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
WHIP-POOR-WILL (THE); waltz by R.
Streabbog; piano. [27515
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2482338; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
WHISPERINGS OF LOVE; valse sentimen-
tale by Charles Kinkel, ed. by H. de
Roode; piano. [27516
© Nov. 4, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 8, 1910;
Ei 244261; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
WHISPERS IN THE DELL; tone poem by
W. C. Powell; piano. [27517
© Nov. 10, 1910; 2 e. Nov. 7, 1910;
KH 243218; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHITE ROSE; nocturne by Theodore
Miller; piano. [27518 |
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 ©. Noy. 5, 191055 |
ET 244137; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
caecowlve
WHO CALLS; words by P. J. O'Reilly,
music by J. Airlie Dix. [27519 |
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1910; |
E 242801; Boosey & co., London, |
England.
1578
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
WHo CARES; words and music by A. G.
Brehm. [27520
Perey 11, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. .10,
1910; E 244317; A. G. Brehm, St.
Marys, Pa.
WHo xkNnows; words by Gertrude
Rogers, music by L. C. Worrell.
Toa
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1910;
BE 242783; Lola Carrier Worrell,
Denver, Colo.
WHO'LL BE THE BOY FOR THE PLACE;
words and music by J. H. Welch.
[27522
© Oct. 30, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1910;
E 242876; J. H. Welch, Cogan Sta-
tion, Pa.
WHo’s LOOoONY Now; words by Edgar
Selden, music by C. F. Zittel. [27523
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241836: Maurice Shapiro, New
Wark, WN. Y.
WHOSE DEAR ARE YOU; words and
music by P. F. Woodford. [27524
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1910; EB 242463;
Percy F. Woodford, Elmira, N. Y.
WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH; words arr.
and music composed by G. S.
Schuler. [27525
© Sept. 20, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10,
1910; E 244838; George S. Schuler,
Chicago, Il].
WHy ports Mrs, FLANAGAN WANT TO
GO TO THE ISLE oF MAN; written and
composed by Tom B. Newsome.
[27526
i} Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 15,
1910; BE 244539; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WHY HAVE WE GIFTs; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by C. F. Price.
[27527
Oe 10; 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 18,
1910; E 243605; Carl F. Price, New
Work, N.Y.
WHY THAT TEAR; words by Geo. Graff,
jr., music by Jessie Mae Jewitt.
[27528
© Noy. 16, 1910- 2 ¢ Nov. 17,
1910; EH 244593; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WIE EINST; ged. von Ella Triebuigg,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir mit-
tlere stimme, (Lieder und gesiinge,
erste folge, no. 27.) [27529
(© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢ Oct. 29,
1910; E 241857:
lag, Vienna, Austria.
68294—10——10
Schuberthaus-ver- |
WIE KRIEGT MAN EINEN MANN; tanz-
lied aus der operette, Die keusche
Barbara, text von Rudolf Bernauer
u. Leop. Jacobson, musik von Oskar
Nedbal. [275380
© Sept. 10, 1910; 2 ec Oct. 24,
1910; E 242598; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany,
WIEGENLIED (Berceuse); von WW.
Brandt, op. 14, ftir cornet 4 pistons
mit klavier begleitung. [27531
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1910;
EH 244419; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
WIELANDS FLUG; dichtung von Mi.
Waldeck, musik von Simon Breu, op.
85, fiir knaben, mi&nner-und gemi-
schten chor, bariton-u. bass solo mit
begleitung des pianoforte, no, 1-7.
[275382
© Sept. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1910;
EK 242585; Gebriider Hug & co.
Leipzig, Germany.
WILD ROSE; waltz by Theodore Miller;
piano. [27533
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
H 244138; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
WILL SOME ONE PLEASE TELL MY PAPA
THAT WE HAVE MOVED AWAY; words
by C. H. Laurie, music by Carl
Krause. New York, Jerome H.
Remick & co. [275384
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
EK 240718; C. H. Laurie, New York,
N.Y.
WILL THEY RING FOR ME; words by
EH. S. Ufford, music by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [275385
©)Oct. 22,1910; Qe: Oct. 22, 1910:
E 241608; W. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN I’M OLD;
words and music by Addie Godfrey-
——
Healey. (27536
© Nov. 17, 1910; Nov. 19,
1910; E 244615; H. Oscar Healey,
Baltimore, Md.
eres
WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN MY HAIR HAS
TURNED TO GRAY; words and music
by W. B. Hyner. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27538T
©: Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Oct. T, 1910;
Ix 240680: Willie Belle Hyner, Green-
ville, Miss.
1579
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27538
pt. DER wD eb
WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN THE HONEY-
MOON IS OVER; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Fred Fischer.
[27538
© Oct. 29, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 29, 1910:
E 241837; Maurice Shapiro, New
Mork No yK
WILL YOU REALLY PROMISE ME; words
and music by Mrs, M. Nicklin. New
York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[275389
© Och 121910 2 Oc 2 1910;
E 242448; Mrs. Maude
Nickleville, Pa.
WILL YOU REMEMBER ME; words by H. |
.Maloy, music by H. K. Dugdale.
Washington, D. C., H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co.
Or Nove 12519105 °2."c) Nov. 15,
1910; E 244510; Hattie Maloy, Pitts-
burg, Pa.
WIND AND LYRE; words by Edwin
Markham, music by Harriet Ware,
low voice. [27541
© Nov 167 1910.92 ¢ Nov. 16,
1910; E 248583; John Church ¢o.,
. Cincinnati, Ohio.
WIND (THE) OF MEMORY; by G. R. |
[27542 |
Combs, op. 80; piano.
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11; 1910;
E 243362; Gilbert Raynolds Combs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WINDMILL (THE); by Ralph H. Bel-
lairs; piano. Continental fingering.
[275438
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1910;
EH 241936; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
WINDRADFR; ged. von G. Falke, musik
von Joseph Marx, fiir mittlere
stimme. (Lieder und gesange, erste
folge, no. 28.) [27544
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 c« Oct. 29, !
1910; E 241858; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
WINNING WAYS; waltz, by Pierre
Renard; piano. [27545 |
© Nov. 14, 1910; 2 c Nov. 14,
1910; E 248477; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WINSOME LASSIE; music by Katherine
Heyman. (Two Scotch songs, no. 1.)
[27546 |
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1910:
EH 242033; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
1
Nicklin,
[27540 |
| WITH WHIP AND SPUR; march by J. A.
WINTER; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Albert Gumble. [27547
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 242655; Jerome H. Remick & @o.,
New. York, Nowe
WINTER (A) SUNSET; improvisation by
F. Addison Porter, op. 26; piano.
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1910;
E 241988; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WISE (THE) FISHERMAN; barn dance
and schottische by Annie A. Haw-.
ley, arr. by W. C. O’Hare; orchestra.
4to. [27549
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244060; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Ne
WITH AUTUMN LEAVES; words by Rob-
ert Clifton Bingham, music by
Dorothy A. Gandy; medium voice in
C. [27550
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Noy. 8, 1910;
E 244253; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Schade; piano. [27551
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
EH 248361; John A. Schade, EHliza-
beth, N. J.
WITHDRAWN; words by John B. Tabb,
music by A. Fredin. [27552
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2c OrckeZa4 a0:
E 242718; Aline Fredin, % Willis
music co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
WITHERED (A) ROSE; words by Le Roy |
Scarlett, music by Henriette Blanke- |
Belcher. [27553
©. Nov. .1, 1910; 2 « Noy. 3, 1910;
E 243121; J. H. Remick & co., New
York, IN. Y.
WITHIN A MILE OF EDINBORO’ TOWN; |
[words by T. d’Urfey], ed. by Al- j
berto Randegger ;
mG. [27554
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1910; |
E 242977; Wickins & eco., London, j
England. |
Wo DICH DER WIENER-WALD UM-
RAUSCHT; lied in der _ operette,
Herr Biedermaier und frau, text
von Toni Gerlich, musik von C. M. q
Ziehrer. [27555 |
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910; j
E 243124; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
bard Herzmansky), Leipzig, Ger-
many.
voice and piano ¥
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27975
WomAN (THE) OF CANAAN; sacred
cantata, words written and selected
by Maude Rubel, music by D. A.
Townend. Vocal score. 4to. [27556
© Oct. 27, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1910;
E 244091; Weekes & co., London,
England.
WooDLAND (A) wWoorINGe; words and
music by Cora Barr Packard. [27557
© Oct. 4, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1910;
E 240723; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
WoritpD (THE) IS FULL OF WOMEN’S
EYES; from Judy forgot, words by
Avery Hopwood, music by Silvio
Hein. .
mer, 1910; 2c. Oct 7, 1910;
EH 240742; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
WorRSHIP CHRIST, THE NEW BORN KING;
Christmas song, music by M. Green-
wald. [27559
Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
H 241793; Leo. Feist, New York,
Wey.
WoRSHIP THE NEW-BORN KING; words
by James Montgomery, music by
BH. S. Lorenz. [27560
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EK 244127; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
WoRrRTHY IS THE LAMB; words and mu-
sic by W. Evans. [27561
eased 1910:.2 e. Oct 17,
1910; E 242442; William Evans, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO TAKE A LITTLE
GIRL TO RAISE; words by Dave Rad-
ford, music by Leo Bennett. [27562
© Oct. 20, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1910;
EK 241657; Chas. D. Gallagher, New
Work, IN- Y. ;
Wyomine (THE) PRANCE; a rag two
step, by Kerry Mills; piano. [27563
ier Noy, 14, 1910: 2 c. Nov. 14,
1910; E 2438455; F. A. Mills, New
Mork, IN. Y.
YALLERBUD (THE) GLIDE; jig step by
¥. Neddermeyer; piano. [27564
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1910;
EH 242866; F. L. Neddermeyer, Co-
lumbus, Ohio.
YE AULD MAN; old English song, words
adapted by Yvette Guilbert, music
arr. and harmonized by G. Ferrari.
[27565
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243386; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
[27558 |
YE Boston Boy; march by Frank B.
Smith; banjo. [27566
© Nov. 10,1910; 2c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 248443; Stephen Shepard, Pater-
son, N. J.
YES Motty, I’LL BE DREAMING; words
and music by F. M. Beecher. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[27567
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 ¢c. Nov. 2, 1910;
EH 248063; Florence M. Beecher,
Bethel, Conn.
You; words by M. A. Lang, music by
A. Roth. [27568
© 1 cc. Oct. 2%, 19102") 241807
Madalene Abbott Lang & Alfred
Roth, New York, N. Y.
You ALONE; a love song by Frederic
Emerson Farrar; piano. [27569
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1910;
EH 244246; M. Witmark & sons, New
Worl Ne oye
YoU ARE THE ONLY ONE; words and
music by Walter 8. Daley. [27570
© 1G, Noy. 2) 1910. 72443556
Hit pub. co., Roxbury, Mass.
YoU ARE THE SWEETEST LITTLE GIRL I
EVER MET; words by Wm. C. Welzel,
jr., music by W. Held. New York,
KF. B. Haviland pub. co. P27 cl
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1910;
Hi 243067; William Held, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
You CAN WIN ME—IF YOU’LL WoO ME—
WHILE WE WALTZ; words by Sylves-
ter Maguire, music by Alfred Sol-
man. [275(2
© Nov. 7, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1910;
BE 244372; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Work. INGEN.
You CAN’T CHEW MY CHEWING GUM;
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
V.S. Carter. [27573
© Oct. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 14, 1910;
E 243523; Sam J. Curtis, New York,
ING YS
You DON’? SEEM LIKE THE GIRL I USED
TO KNOW; lyrics by E. West, music
by H. Dudley. [27574
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1910; E 241519;
Harry Dudley and Eugene West,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
You’LL LOVE ME YET; words by Robert
Browning, music by T. M. Long-
streth, Philadelphia, Thomas & Sar-
gent. [27575
© Nov. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 243368: T. Morris Longstreth,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1581
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27576
pt. es fv.
You LOVE NO MORE; words and music
by Pascal I. Joseph. [27576
iC) Nov. 7; 1910-°2 € Nov, Ce1910-
E 243256; Maurice Shapiro. New
Work Ney:
You MARRY A MARIONETTE; from
Naughty Marietta, lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Victor
Herbert. [205T
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1910;
E 241577; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork, INS OY:
YOuU’RE JUST TOO SWEET TO LIVE; words
and music by Avery and Hart and
Chris. Smith. [27578
© Mar. 1, 1910; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1910;
E 225865; Ted Snyder co., New
orks N.Y.
YOU’RE MY OLD KID; words and music
by J. A. Grabler. [27579
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1910; E 242368;
John A. Grabler, Cleveland, Ohio.
YOU’RE THE SWEETEST GIRL OF ALL;
words and music by Ted Quad-
lander. [27580
© Nov. 9, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 2438374; Harry Kelly music pub. |
co., Kansas city, Mo.
You WANT TO GO TO TOKIO; written
and composed by J. P. Harrington, |
[27581 |
© Oct. 25, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1910; |
EK 241757; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
Harry Lane and John Neat.
London, England.
YOU WEAR THE ROSE, LOVE; words by
Boyle Laperriere, music by Jules
Faber, in F. [27582
© Nov. 2, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 243242; H. H. Sparks, Toronto,
Canada.
You, you; from the musical play
Marriage a la carte, words by C. M.
S. McLellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[27583
© Noy. 14, 1910; 2 ec. Nov. 15,
1910; E 244548; Chappell & co., ltd..
London, England.
YOUNG BRAVES; rondino, by George L.
Spaulding; piano. (Seven
pieces, no. 6.) [27584
© Oct. 22, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1910:
I} 244002; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Youne (THE) FLIRT; dance by Gustay |
Cords; piano. (Children’s festival,
no. 2.) [27585
© Oct. 24, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1910;
E 244093; Augener, lItd., London,
England.
1582 \
easy |
YOUNG HUNTER’S MARCH; Dy Hillis
Woodward; piano. [27586
© Nov. 12, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910;
E 2434387; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Il.
YounG (THE) NUN’S PRAYER; by Lud-
wig Kellermann, op. 21; piano.
[27587
© Nov. 8, 1910; 2 e Nov. 5, 1910;
E 244139; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
YouNnGc (THE) PEOPLE’S CHORUS; words
by Kate Ulmer and others, music by
» I. H. Meredith. 64 p. 4to. [27588
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 ce. Oct. 15, 1910;
A 274279; Tullar-Meredith co., New
Works ING *¥:
YOUNG SHEPHERDESS; waltz, by George
L. Spaulding; piano. Seven easy
pieces, no. 7.) [27589
© Oct. 22, 1910: 2'@ Mave 421 910-
E 244005; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
YOUNG SINGERS’ SONGS;
Wm. Arms Fischer. (The half dol-
lar music series. ) [27590
© Oct. 18, 1910; 2 ce Oct. 22, 1910;
E 241651; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
compiled by
YOUR LOVE MEANS ALL THE WORLD TO
ME; words by Wm. Lang, music by
Archie Macdonald. [27591
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 e. Oct. 29, 1910;
E 241843; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Work; Ne ¥.
YOUR LOVE MEANS THE WORLD TO ME;
from Naughty Marrietta, lyric by
Leo J. Curley. music by Ernest R.
Ball.
© Oct. 19, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1910;
E 241570; M. Witmark & sons, New |
York: Ny :
YOURS ARE THE SWEETEST EYES; words
and music by L. Z. Phillips. [27593
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1910;
E 242551; Southern music co., Mem-
phis, Tenn.
YULETIDE GLADNESS; Christmas sery-
ice, words by Julia H. Johnson and
others, music by W. A. Post and oth-
ers. S8vo. [27594
© Oct. 15, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1910; @-
E 243045; Judefind bros., Baltimore, §)
Md.
ZELICA; oriental intermezzo, by R.
Zippe; piano. : [27595
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1910; E 242008;
Richard Zippe, Chicago, Il.
[27592 9
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910 27611
ZIGEUNERTANZ (Gipsy dance) ; von Carl | Zwizcespricu (Dialogue); nocturne
Bohm, op. 389, fiir pianoforte, ohne von Erik Meyer-Helmund, op. 135,
octavenspannung und mit finger- no. 3, ftir pianoforte 4 hiandig,
satzbezeichnung. (Acht' vortrag- bearb. von Adolf Ruthardt. [27603
stiicke, no. 4.) [27596 © Sept. 14, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 26,
eeesepe. 14, 1910: 2 ec Oct. 26, 1910; E 242676; Otto Forberg, Leip-
1910; E 242681; Otto Forberg, Leip- zig, Germany.
zig, Germany. P
g; y 2™° GAVOTTE EN RE: von F. J. Gossec,
ZFINGARESCA : by Hubert Bauersachs : arr. von Alfred Moffat, fiir violine mit
violin and piano. [27597 pianoforte-begleitung, nach den origi-
© Oct. 15, 1910: 2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1910: nal-ausgaben. (Classische stiicke, no.
lil ©) Sept. 27, 1910 2c) Oct. 22
ea, Mo. 1910; E 241714; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Zip: by J. G. Becker; pf. [27598 Mainz, Germany.
erence. Oct. 20, 1910; EH 241567;
Joy Geraldine Becker, Waterloo,
Iowa.
3°™° CONCERTO; par S. Rachmaninow,
op. 30, revidiert von Wilh. Dugge.
1. Pour piano avec un 2° piano. 2.
Pour piano avec orchestre, parti-
tion. [27605, 27606
© Oct. 5, 1910; 2 c each Nov. 4,
1910; E 243125, 243126; A. Gutheil,
Moscow, Russia.
Zuo EINEM DRAMA; tondichtung von
Friedrich Gernsheim, op. 82, fiir
grosses orchestra. Partitur. 4to.
[27599
© Oct. 28, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1910;
BE 242797; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin, Germany.
5e™e NOCTURNE; par Carlo Albanesi,
pour piano. [27607
© Sept. 24, 1910; 2 ¢« Oct. 24,
1910; E 242576; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Zuzu; words by C. P. McDonald, mu-
sic by Percy Wenrich. [27600
© Noy. 8, 1910; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1910;
E 244318; Victor Kremer co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
7°S CONCERTO IN G-DUR; von Ferdi-
nand Buchner, op. 638, fiir fl6te und
klavier. [27608
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 2438276; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
ZWEI KONIGE SASSEN AUF ORKADAL
(Two kings sat together in Orka-
dal); poem by Geibel, English ver-
sion by Henry G. Chapman, munic by
Charles T. Griffes; low voice.
[27601
© Oct. 26, 1910; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1910;
E 241800; G. Schirmer, New York,
es
ZWEI-UND DRIESTIMMIGE INVENTIONEN.
See Bach (J. S.)
8'°S CONCERT IN C-DUR; von Ferdinand
Biichner, op. 64, fiir fldte und klavier.
27609
© Oct. 10, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1910;
E 248277; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
92*° (DER) PSALM; musik von Otto
Taubmann, fiir gemischten chor ohne
begleitung. Partitur. 4to. [27610
© Nov. 5, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1910;
EH 244191; N. Simrock, g. m. b. bh,
Berlin, Germany.
1915 THE TIME, FRISCO THE PLACE;
words and musie by Jack Lipton.
ZWEITES KONZERT FUR DIE VIOLINE, IN
D pur. See Mozart (W. A.)
ZWEITES KONZERTSTUCK Es DUR; von
E 243330; H. T. Bauersachs, St. aT) [27604
W. Brandt, op. 12, fiir cornet 4 pis-
tons mit klay ierbegleitung. [27602 [27611
© Oct. 1, 1910; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1910; © Nov. 10, 1910; 2 ¢. Nov. 16,
EH 244420; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, 1910; HE 243557; Jack Lipton, San
Leipzig, Germany Franciseo, Cal.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1910: 2
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 53 unpublished ) ~ 407
Class EK, musical compositions (including 1,366 kala and 7 ae
contributions LO WET LO CICA) et eee ot oe iia Os Af A Se SEE ee 204
“TTY 5 | 3TH | yale eee ie a RP ei Nes ONCE é Me eats 611
Bizet (GEORGES)
‘LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
AUF WIEDERSEHN; by S. B. Schlesinger.
[27612
© by Sebastian B. Schlesinger,
Paris, France, as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 13807,
Noy. 2, 1910. Original entry, Oct. 22,
1883, no. 19455.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) GATE; by S. W.
Spencer. [27613
© by S. W. Spencer, Chicago, I1.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1257, Oct. 22, 1910.
Original entry in Songs of free
grace, June 9, 1883, no. 10480.
BENEDIC ANIMA MEA; by Thos. Spencer
Lloyd, in B fiat. [27614
© by Emily Lloyd, Detroit, Mich.,
as the widow of the author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
1291, Oct. 28, 1910. Renewal entry,
Noy. 20, 1896, no. 684138.
Menuet de Varle-
sienne, by G. Bizet; rev. and fingered
by William Mason. [27615
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1247, Oct. 19,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 6, 1882,
no. 20633.
CASTING ALL YOUR CARE UPON HIM; by
James McGranahan. {27616
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1230, Oct. 20, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 28, 1883, no. 17817.
CHARLESTON (THE) BLuES; by Dave
Braham. [27617
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1273, Oct. 28, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no. 20306.
1589
CoMING
CHRIST OUR PASSOVER; Easter anthem,
by P. A. Schnecker, quartet and
chorus. No. 2 in G. [27618
© by Mrs. P. A. Schnecker as
widow of the author, New York,
N. Y., in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no, i310) Noy: ~ 1957 19%@:
Original entry, Mar. 5, 1883, no.
4089.
(THE) OF THE KINGDOM
DRAWETH NEAR; by James McGrana-
han. [27619
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1225, Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 28, 1883, no.
17812.
EXERCISES FOR TRAINING THE FEMALE
voice; by Emma Seiler. [27620
© by Carl Seiler, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 1105, Sept. 14, 1910.:
Renewal entry, June 6, 1896, no.
33807.
FEAR THOU NOT; by James McGrana-
han. [27621
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1228, Oct. 20, 1910.,
Original entry, Sept. 28, 1888, no.
17815.
Kor Gop sO LOVED THE WOBLD; by
James McGranahan. | [27622
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1235. Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Nov. 8, 1852, no..
18965.
Gop KNOWS IT ALL; by E. A. Hoffman.
27623
© by E. A. Hoffman, Chicago, Ll,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1238, Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 21, 1888, no.
17422.
CATALOGUE
27624
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TE Mes av}
HALLELUJAH FOR THE CROSS; by James
MecGranahan. [27624
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1236, Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Nov. 8, 1882, no.
18966.
Hoop’s CAROLS, NO. 4; by Jno. R.
Sweney and W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[27625
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1293, Nov.
4,1910. Original entry, Nov. 8, 1882,
no. 18991.
I HOPE TO MEET YOU ALL IN GLORY;
words by Emma Pitt, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [27626
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1294,
Noy. 4, 1910. Original entry, May
15, 1883, no. 9039.
I NEVER DRINK BEHIND THE BAR; by
Dave Braham. [27627
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1269, Oct. 28, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no. 20301.
KEEP ON; by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[27628
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1296,
Nov. 4, 1910. Original entry, Aug.
11, 1883, no. 14885.
KIND WORDS ARE ALWAYS BEST; words
by Eben E. Rexford, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [27629
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1297,
Nov. 4, 1910. Original entry, Aug.
11, 1883, no. 14887.
LET US WORK FOR JESUS; by James
McGranahan. [27630
© by Addie MecGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1234, Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Nov.
18963.
8, 1882, no.
LinIgs (THE) CLUSTERED FAIR AND
TALL; by C. Henshaw Dana.
[27631
© by Mrs. I. C. Bates Dana, Stam-
ford, Conn., as executrix, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1266, Oct.
26, 1910. Original entry, Oct. 31,
1882, no. 18378.
LONG HUNDREDS OF YEARS AGO; by Jos.
Mosenthal. [27632
© by Josephine Mosenthal, New
York, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1277, Oct. 28, 1910.
Original entry, Nov. 13, 1882, no.
19271.
Look To JESUS; hymn, by James Mc-
Granahan. [27633
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1224, Oct. 20, . 1910.
Original entry, in Gospel male choir,
no. 2; Jan. 25, 1888, no. 1743.
McNALLYS ROW OF FLATS; by -Dave
Braham. [27634
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1272, Oct. 28, 1910.
Original entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no.
20804.
MARCHE FUNEBRE; by A. D. Turner,
op. 14, no. 2. (6 studies in double
thirds, no. 2.) [27635
© by Frank Turner, Birmingham,
Ala., as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1304,
Noy. 12, 1910. Original entry. Oct.
29, 1883, no. 20024.
MARKET ON SATURDAY NIGHT; by Dave
Braham. [27636
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
r
N
a °
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 2S years.
Renewal no: 1275, Oct) 2357 4000;
Original entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no.
20307.
MERCY’S FREE; by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[27637
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1292,
Nov. 4, 1910... Original—entry +i
Gospel light; Aug. 22, 1883, no.
15476.
1586
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
MILLARD’S SELECTIONS FROM POPULAR
COMPOSERS; arr. for the social circle
and quartette choirs by Harrison
Millard. [276388
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, N. Y., as executrix, in
extension for 14 years. Extension
no. 1179, Sept. 24, 1910. Renewal
entry, Sept. 29, 1896, no. 54082.
MINSTREL (THE) BOY; by H. R. Shel-
ley. [27639
© by Harry R. Shelley, Brooklyn,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1267, Oct. 28,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 27, 1882,
no. 20221.
MINUET; by William Mason, op. 43, for
the pianoforte. [27640
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no, 1246, Oct. 18,
1910. Original entry, Dec. 1, 1882,
no. 20421.
Missinc; by H. L. Gilmour. [27641
© by H. L. Gilmour, Wenonah,
N. J., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 18989, Nov. 8,
1882. Original entry, Nov. 1, 1910,
no. 1288.
Morse (FRANK BE.)
cises,
15 vocal exer-
[27642
© by Frank E. Morse, Boston, |
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1305, Nov. 2,
1910. Original entry, Oct. 20, 1883,
no, 19357:
Mount HERMON IS OUR HOME; Dy
James McGranahan. [27643
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-.
newal no. 1226, Oct. 20, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 28, 1883, no. 17813.
MULBERRY SPRINGS; by Dave Braham.
[27644
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1274, Oct. 28, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no. 20305.
NATIONAL (THE) SCHOOL FOR THE
PIANO-FORTE; by W. F._ Sudds.
Abridged ed. [27645
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1112, Sept. 12,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 20, 1882,
no. 19689.
1587
27653
NO CONDEMNATION; by James McGran-
ahan. [27646
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1229, Oct. 20, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 28, 1883, no. 17816.
NONE OF SELF AND ALL OF THEE; by
J. B. Summer. [27647
© by J. B. Summer, Chicago, II1.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1286, Oct. 31, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883, no.
17416.
NORMAL MUSIC COURSE; First reader,
by John W. Tufts and H. E. Holt.
[27648
© by Alice C. Tufts, Camden, Me.,
and Alice M. Holt, Lexington, Mass.,
as the widows of the authors, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1117, Sept. 23, 1910. Original entry,
July 20, 1888, no. 13318.
— Manual for the use of teachers, by
John W. Tufts and H. E. Holt.
[27649
© by Alice GC. Tufts, Camden, Me.,
and Alice M. Holt, Lexington, Mass.,
as the widows of the authors, in re;
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1116, Sept. 23, 1910. Original entry,
Sept. 14, 1883, no. 16877.
Second reader, by John W. Tufts
and H. HE. Holt. [27650
© by Alice C. Tufts,.Camden, Me.,
and Alice M. Holt, Lexington, Mass.,
as the widows of the authors, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1118, Sept. 23, 1910. Original entry,
Sept. 6, 18838, no. 16235.
NotrurNo; by C. BE. van Laer, op. 18,
for piano. [27651
© by C. EB. van Laer, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1812, Noy. 19,
1910. Original entry, Mar. 5, 1888,
no. 4090.
O ANGELS BRIGHT; by Geo. Wm. War-
ren. [27652
© by Chas. E. Warren, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1285, Oct. 28, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 18, 1882, no. 19272.
O BLESSED LorpD Jesus; by John B.
Marsh. [27658
© by Walter Marsh, Boston, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1279, Oct. 28, 1910. Original en-
try, Nov. 18, 1882, no. 19274.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. Thiet
27654
OLD (THE) FEATHER BED; by Dave
Braham. [27654
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1270, Oct. 28, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no. 20302.
PEACE, PEACE IS MINE; by James Mc-
Granahan. [27655
© by Addie MceGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1233, Oct. 20, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Oct. 2, 1888, no. 18069.
POMEGRANATE BLOSSOM; by Stephen A.
Emery, op. 33, no. 1. [27656
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Col., Stephen Emery, Richmond
Hill, N. Y¥., Moritz H. Emery, St.
Johns, N. B., Ernestine Emery
Meschter, Woodbury, N. J., as the
children of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1306, Nov. 2, 1910. Original entry,
Oct. 22, 1883, no. 19459.
POVERTY’S TEARS EBB AND FLOW; by
Dave Braham. [27657
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1268, Oct. 28, 1910. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 28, 1882, no. 20298.
PRAY AND EARNESTLY PLEAD; by HE. A.
Hoffman. [27658
© by E. A. Hoffman, Chicago, I1.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 12387, Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883, no.
17419.
REMEMBRANCE; song without words,
by F. C. Baumann, for piano:
[27659
© by Fred C. Baumann, New
York, N. Y., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1259,
Oct. 26. 1910. Original entry, May
18, 1883, no. 9189.
RING OUT YE CHRISTMAS BELLS; by
Jos. Mosenthal. [27660
by Josephine Mosenthal, New
York. IN. oY. as: the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1278, Oct. 28, 1910.
Original entry, Nov. 13, 1882, no.
192738.
ROMANZA; by C. E. van Laer, op. 17.
[27661
© by GC. _E. van Laer, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1248, Oct. 20,
1910. Original entry, Jan. 15, 1883,
no. 935.
SALVATION ARMY; by Dave Braham.
[27662
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1271, Oct. 28,
1910. Original entry, Noy. 28, 1882,
no. 20308.
SERENADE; by J. A. Snow. [27663
© by J. Albert Snow, Boston,
Mass., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1241, Oct. 17,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 17, 1882,
no. 19538.
So so POLKA; by Wm. Mason. [27664
© by Mina M. van Sinderen, New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 1283, Oct. 28,
1910. Renewal entry, Noy. 20, 1896,
no. 63412.
SOUNDS FROM FAIRYLAND;
Wyman.
by As oP.
[27665
© by Addie Wyman, New York,
N. Y., as the widow of the author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 1281, Oct. 28, 1910. Renewal
entry, Noy. 20, 1896, no. 63406.
SWEET VIOLETS; by J. K. Emmet.
[27666
© by J. K. Emmet, Cincinnati, O., -
as the child of the deceased author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1290, Nov. 2, 1910. Original en-
try, Nov. 8, 1882, no. 18976.
TARGET MARCH; Dy H. Kleber. [27667
© by Henry Kleber, Pittsburg,
Pa., as author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 1284, Oct. 28,
1910. Renewal entry, Nov. 20, 1896,
no. 63415.
TE Deum 1Nn D; by Lambilotte, arr. by
Thos. Spencer Lloyd. [27668
© by Emily Lloyd, Detroit, Mich.,
as the widow of the author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
1280, Oct. 28, 1910. Renewal entry,
Noy. 20, 1896, no. 63408.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS IN E MINOR; by F.
Schaffter. [27669
© by Florian Schaffter, New York,
N. Y., aS author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no, 1245, Oct. 17,
1910. Original entry, Nov. 29, 1882,
no. 20832.
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
27680
TEN (THE) REAL EMBELLISHMENTS | TURNING ON THE WHEELS OF TIME; by
TovusowuRs GAI; by S. B. Mills.
uSed in the delivery of vocal and in-
strumental music, illustrated in 20
’ compositions for the _ pianoforte,
thoroughly explained by HE. D. Wag-
ner; rey., enl. and translated from
the German by C. L. Doll. [27670
© By C. L. Doll, care Edward
Schuberth & co., New York, N. Y., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1264, Oct. 28, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Jan. 13, 1883, no. 808.
THERE SHALL BE SHOWERS OF BLESSING;
by James McGranakan. [27671
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
nhewal no. 1231, Oct. 20, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 28, 1883, no. 17818.
[27672
© by Edward Mills, White Plains,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 1282, Oct. 28, 1910.
Renewal entry, Nov. 20, 1896, no.
63411.
TURNER (A. D.) Prelude; op. 14, no. 1.
(6 studies in double thirds, no. 1.)
[27673
© by Frank Turner, Birmingham,
Ala., as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1303, Nov.
24930, Original entry, Oct. 29,
1883, no. 20025.
—— Thirteen easy octave studies; op.
[27674
© by Frank Turner, Birmingham,
Ala., aS the next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1308, Nov.
Zao. Original entry, Oct. 29,
1883, no. 20021.
James McGranahan. [27675
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1227, Oct. 20, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 28, 1888, no. 17814.
WE ARE COMING; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[27676
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1295, Nov.
4, 1910. Original entry in Spicy
breezes; July 11, 1883, no. 12760.
WHEN CHRIST WAS BORN IN BETHLE-
HEM; by Jos. Mosenthal. [27677
© by Josephine Mosenthal, New
York, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1276, Oct. 28, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Nov. 18, 1882, no. 19270.
WHOM HAVE I IN HEAVEN BUT THEE;
by EH. A. Hoffman. [27678
© by E. A. Hoffman, Chicago, Il.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1239, Oct. 20, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 21, 1883, no.
17423.
WorkK FOR JESUS; by W. J. Kirkpat-
rick. [27679
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa., as author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1298, Nov.
4, 1910. Original: entry, Aug. 11,
1883, no. 14888.
YE ARE NOT YOUR OWN; by James Mc-
Granahan. [27680
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1232, Oct. 20, 1910. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 28, 18838, no. 17819.
A LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC.
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER
SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909
AFRICAN (THE) GLIDE. [27681
© Oct. 22, 1910; E 242408; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Noy. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 77.
AND WE WALKED, WALKED, WALKED.
[27682
© Oct. 18, 1910; E 241478; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Noy. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
HITE.
AUTUMN BLOOMS. [27683
© June 22, 1910; E 234896; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 2, 1910; recorded.
Wile. TOs
Boreas (A northern idylle), for piano.
[27684
© Nov. 7, 1910; E 244223; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1910; recorded,
Visl op. TT.
BRAVE SOLDIERS (Two-step march)
: [27685
| suae 27 1910; 235107; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 2, 1910; recorded.
Voc. 92776.
BRIGHT EYES; Selection. [27686
© Dee. 17, 1909; D 18421; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 22, 1910; recorded,
rae. Ve.
CHRISTOPHER CoLUMBUS DAY; march
for pianoforte by Paul Bolegnese.
[27687
© Aug. 29 1910; E 287881; An-
tonio Grauso, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
a. 1D.
COME JOSEPHINE IN MY FLYING MA-
CHINE. [27688
© Oct. 18, 1910; H 241447; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 11, 1910; recorded,
we 2, pi TT.
CONSEQUENCES. [27689
© Oct. 22, 1910; E 241673; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Di. 05:
CUPID ASTRAY; waltz, by Walter Rolfe.
[27690
©xnesjuly: 19. 19106 Wins 212297
Walter Jacobs, Boston, Mass. Notice
rec’d Noy. 18, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
D. WS:
DANCH OF THE MARIONETTES; from
Naughty Marietta. [27691
© Oct. 19, 1910; BH 241571; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
Va 1h pe 1S:
DIAMOND BABE. [27692
© Oct. 138, 1910; EH 2412838; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Nov. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 77.
Down AT MAMMy JINNYS. [27693
© Aug. 1, 1910; HE 2385825; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Nov. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 76.
DUDELSACK-WALZER. [27694
© Sept. 3, 1909; EH 214239; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Wel D, 0o:
GrE! BUT YOU’RE HARD TO GET ALONG
WITH. [27695
© Oct. 20, 1910; EH 241545; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Noy. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Dew.
Girt (THE) IN THE TRAIN; march, for
orchestra. [27696
© Oct. 25, 1910; HE 242649; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Noy. 14, 1910; recorded,
Nie Ue) ot GL
mazurka or three-step, for orches-
tra. [27697
© Oct. 25, 1910; E 242650; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Noy. 14, 1910; recorded,
Mia oar OC
1591
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27698
pt: Ts ess we
Her’S THE CHAMPION OF THEM ALL.
[27698
© Nov. 21, 1910; E 243649; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y: Notice
rec’d Nov. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 79.
HONEY BOY, HONEY GAL, HONEY MOON.
[27699
© Oct. 13, 1910; E 241284; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Nov. 9, 1910; reeorded, v. 1,
Dette
How bo you bo? [27700
© Oct. 22, 1910; BE 241671; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Deke:
ID LIKE TO POSE FOR YOU. [27701
© Oct. 22, 1910; HE 241670; Chas.
Kx. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Ds 0.
I HAVEN’T GOT A THING ON FOR TO-
NIGHT. [27702
© Oct. 20, 1910; E 241544; Jos.
Morris co.,.New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Nov. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
iw
I'LL TAKE YOU HOME TO-MORROW, IF
YOU'LL TAKE ME HOME TO-NIGHT.
[27703
© Oct. 29, 1910; E 241830; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Noy. 3, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
eel ite
I’M A MARRIED MAN. [27704
© Oct. 5, 1910; BE 241172: Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v.
1, p. 75.
I’M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE;
from Naughty Marietta. [27705
©) Oct; 19, 1910: 241572: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
Wo, (pe. 0S:
I WANT A REAL NICE MAN, [27706
©) - Nov. 1,. 1910; "241979;
Maurice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 11, 1910; recorded,
Vi Dp.
Ir I COULD SEE AS FAR AHEAD AS I CAN
SEE BEHIND. [27707
© Oct. 5, 1910; E 241173; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. No.
tice rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v.
i [na oe
8 eee eee
Ir I WERE ANYBODY ELSE BUT ME;
from Naughty Marietta. [27708
© Oct. 25, 1910; EH 242644; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
ViVi:
IN A BUNGALOW. [27709
© Oct. 22, 1910; E 241672; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y¥. Notice
rec'd Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, y. 1,
Ds 0d:
IN CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME, [27710
© Oct. 20, 1910; E 241548; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. ¥. Notice
rec’d Nov. 9, 1910; recorded,-yv. 1,
Den le
IN THE JUNGLE SOCIAL SET. P2C(Ad
© Oct. 20, 1910; E 241542; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Nov. 9, 1910;. recorded, v. 1,
Delt:
NEVER, NEVER CAN BE LOVE; from
Naughty Marietta. [27712
© Oct. 19; 1910 Weaaeias | MM.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Noy. 10, 1910; recorded,
Vil, Si-O
eas
Iv’s PRETTY SOFT FOR SIMON; from
Naughty Marietta. [27713
© Oct. 19, 1910; E 241574; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
V. depends: :
ITALIAN STREET SONG; from Naughty
Marietta. : {27714
© Nov. 16, 1910; H 244588; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Noy. 22, 1910; recorded,
v. 1, p. 78.
JUMPING JUPITER, selection. [27715
© Sept. 12, 1910; E 237986; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Noy. 22, 1910; recorded,
Vil siiese
JUST A DREAM. [27716
© Oct. 22, 1910; E 241668; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice”
rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 75.
LITTLE DANCING, JUMPING JIGGER.
[27717
© Aug. 1, 1910; E 285829; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Nov. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 76.
1592
NCTICES OF USER
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1910
LITTLE PICKANINNIES GO TO SLEEP.
[27718
Aus 351, 1910; H. 238870; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Nov. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Be Ul.
MADAME SHERRY SELECTION. [27719
© May 16, 1910; E 232478; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Noy. 2, 1910; recorded,
2. 1G.
MAID OF THE PANGO ISLE. [27720
© Oct. 29, 1910; E 241838; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 16, 1910; recorded,
Mae i.
MAXIE DON’T TAKE A TAXIE. [27721
© Oct. 5, 1910; E 240624; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Nov. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
D..1
MISTER Voopoo; from Naughty Mari-
etta. [27722
© Oct. 25, 1910; E 242645; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N: Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
Vas, ih. TO.
MOLASSES CANDY. ai28
© Sept. 15, 1910; E 239273; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d, Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Vs Lewes (5:
MY GUIDING STAR.
@© Apr. 11, 1910; E 230316; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Weal pe CD.
My LITTLE HAVANA MADE. [27725
© Aug. 6, 1910; E 238259: Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Noy. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 76.
/My WHAT A FUNNY LITTLE WORLD THIS
Is, [27726
© July 12, 1910: E 236481; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Weekes Pp. TD.
NAUGHTY MARIETTA; Naughty
Marietta. AT CAT.
MeO. 19, 1910: WH 241575; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Noy. 10, 1910; recorded,
wets so.
Navy (THE) OF THE U.S. A. [27728
© Oct. 19, 1910; E 241578; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Noy. 2, 1910; recorded,
ee pe 76:
[27724
from
|
|
Z1t39
"NEATH THE SOUTHERN MOON; from
Naughty Marietta. [27729
© Oct. 25, 1910; E 242646; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
sel eh Oa Co
NEW ORLEANS JEUNESSE DOREE; from
Naughty Marietta. [27730
© Oct. 25, 1910; EH 242647; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
Ves ls tes (eds
O TINY PLAY THAT TRAUMERIE [27731
© Sept. 6, 1910; E 238957: Mu-
sicians’ music pub. co., New York,
IN; PYGe) Notices reed! Oct-27 1910.
recorded, v. 1, p. 75.
OUT IN AN OCEAN OF LOVE. [270732
© Oct. 22, 1910; H 241669; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
p. 75.
PLAYIN’ HONEYMOON. [27738
© July 5, 1910; E 236261; Webb
Rockefeller Miller, Chicago, Ill.
Notice ree’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Viele De ho:
SEVEN DAYS WALTZES. [27734
© Aug. 1, 1910; E 235817: Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec'd
Nov. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 76.
SKI-DA-MER-RINK-A-DOO. [27735
© Nov. 24, 1909; HE 219578; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Nov. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 76.
SwEet (THE) BYE AND BYE; from
Naughty Marietta. [27736
© Oct. 19, 1910; EH 241576; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Noy. 10, 1910; recorded,
Velen amie.
SWEET SUZANNE, 27737
© Aug. 29, 1910; EB 237499; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Noy. 1, 1910; recorded,
ella oetdoy
SWINGING WITH SOMEONE. [27738
© Aug. 1, 1910; E 235827; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice pes
Nov. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 10.
TANGUAY (THE) RAG. [27739
© Oct. 22, 1910; E 241674; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. ¥. Notice
rec'd Oct. 26, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Dito.
1593
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DUAL Seay. os
TEACH ME TO PRAY. [27740
© May 11, 1910; © 232342- M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 22, 1910; recorded,
Wel ete:
THAT ESPAGNOLA SWING. [27741
© Sept. 10, 1910; E 237931; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Nov. 9, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
one e
THOUGIITS OF THEE (Souvenir). [27742
© July 9, 1910; BH 2863895: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Noy. 2, 1910; recorded,
Wael) opi Gs
TOUT EN ROSE. [27743
© July 22, 1909; HE 212248: Jos.
W-. Stern & co, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Wie ee gis
WE'RE A BAND OF BOLD CONSPIRATORS.
[27744
© Aug. 20, 1910; E 238631; Leo
Feist, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Nov. 2, 1910; recorded, v. 1, p. 76.
WE'VE HUNTED THE WOLF IN THE
FOREST; from Naughty Marietta.
[27745
© Oct. 25, 1910; E 242648; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
ee. Dawe:
WHAT'S YOUR HURRY BIRDIE?
© Oct. 20, 1910; E 241541; Jos.
Morris co., New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Nov. 9,. 1910; recorded, v. 1,
Camel Ore
! WHO'S LOONY NOW.
[27746 |
| D: 0:
WHAT US POOR GIRLS GO THROUGH.
[27747
© Nov. 21, 1910; E 248650; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Noy. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
1s ee
WHEN JUNE ROLLS AROUND WITH ITS
ROSES. [27748
©. Oct. 21, 1910; H 242419; Maur-
ice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 11, 1910; recorded, v.
eS CL
WHEN NANCY BROWN KISSED HIRAM .
GREEN GOOD-BYE. [27749
© Oct. 29, 1910; E 241829; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Nov. 38, 1910; recorded; vy. 1,
Deeatales
[27750
© Oct. 29, 1910; E 241886; Maur-
ice Shapiro, New York, N. ¥. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 11, 1910; recorded, v.
Carer
You MARRY A MARIONETTE; from
Naughty Marietta. loniol
© Oct. -19, 1910. BIg=eiaa> Mi
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Nov. 10, 1910; recorded,
Vie darko
YOUR LOVE IS MY GUIDING STAR. [27752
© June 29, 1910; EB 235093; Webb
Rockefeller Miller, Chicago, Ill.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1910; recorded,
Wiehe {teat
ZIG ZAG RAG. {27753
© Nov. 21, 1910; E 243651; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Nov. 29, 1910; recorded, v. 1,
1594
INDEX TO PART 3—MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
[New series, volume 5, January—December, 1910. ]
This index contains in one alphabet the names of the composers and copyright
proprietors of all the music entered in the catalogue in the year 1910.
Aarons (A. E.):
Dreams. 24911 (99), 25503.
Iwantawife. 24911 (124), 25959.
Mr. Tannhauser. 2491i (146),
26419.
Modern magic (Oh!
24911 (147).
Modest Mazie. 26428,
Omar. 24911 (154), 26663.
On a Hottentot honeymoon.
(155), 26664.
Abaco (EH. F. D.):
Sonate en fa majeur. 1162.
Sonata in H-moll. 10892.
Abbey effervescent salt co.
waltz. 15706.
Abbott (A.) & co.:
Evening service. 18102.
Four old French carols.
Nearer my God to Thee.
Song of the sword. 6386.
Abbott (A. J.) Individual singing ex-
Oh! Oh?)
24911
Abbey
4151.
16931.
ercises. 13831, 21461, 23454, 26031,
26082.
Abbott (F.):
Farewell Normal number two.
16184.
Praise the Lord, it’s coming. 26781.
A Becket (T.):
America. 14.
Jesus saves my soul. 8781.
Abel (A. G.) Reveries of a soldier.
14847.
Abelle (V.):
Folatrerie. 11261.
Pensant 4 toi. 11986.
Abnormalite (The). 17081.
Abrahall (R.) Wecame back. 24756.
Abt (F.):
Above the stars there is rest.
Ave Maria. 22552.
Far o’er the stars. 22994.
He giveth His beloved sleep. 238219.
Like the lark. 21570.
Merry postman. 11776.
7193.
Queen (The) of the pure. 26821.
Serenade. 12162.
Thou heaven blue and _ bright.
15304.
15
68294—10——11
Abt (F.)—Continued.
Thus spake one summer’s day.
Die
Wanderer’s greeting. 15483.
When the swallows homeward fly.
17673.
Academic music co.:
Brilliant piano duets. 25198.
Charming waltzes. 25277.
Hasy duets in easy keys. 217.
Original dances of all nations. 728.
Songs from Scotland. 915.
Standard classics. 933.
Standard duets. 934.
Accrani (T.) Pabst’s march and two
step. 5723.
Achard - Picard (J.) Souvenirs de
fiancée. 24452.
Acker (D.) Hasy duo exercises. 1601.
Acker (G. C.) My dreamland queen.
5428.
Ackerman (—.) Pride of the ball-
room. 9774. f
Ackerman (C.) I was glad. 8630.
Ackerman (KE. C.) Trip to Province-
town. 175382.
Ackerman (l.O.) Dream girl. 22919.
Ackley (A. H.):
Come my child. 3726.
Glory all the way. 21244.
Ackley (B. D.):
He will not let me fall. 23227.
Help me to serve Thee to-day.
8444.
His wonderful ocean of love. 8472.
How you will love Him. 8507.
I find no fault in Jesus. 28330.
I have naught to fear. 8556.
I love Jesus. 23346.
IT shall walk by His side.
It is Jesus. S748.
Joy bells. 8791.
Joy in the presence of the King.
23499.
Light (The)
love. 28608.
Lord I come pleading.
Make room for the leper.
:
233868.
of His wonderful
5090.
orqwea
23 ‘ is.
INDEX
Di. 1 Sy
Ackley (B. D.)—Continued.
Marching at the King’s command.
9153.
Message (The). 23792.
Message of love. 23795.
More than all to me. 23848.
My life is full of glory. 23887.
No other way. 238942.
O what a King. 2382.
Only a step to Jesus.
Onward march. 24054.
Open the door of your heart.
24056.
Peace like a river. 24080.
Praises everywhere. 24150.
Praising my Redeemer. 9762.
Ready for the King’s command.
24187.
Reaping for the King. 17154.
Sing for joy. 24875.
Some other day. 22086.
Someone is watching you. 24417.
Something to do for the Master.
10196.
Song of nature. 10202.
Song of the sunbeams.
Song to the flag. 6391.
Swing song. 24584.
They are more. 10419.
"Till I see my mother’s face.
10450.
To arms, to arms. 24627.
To the robin. 15322.
Trumpets of the Lord are heard.
24660.
*Twill not be long. 10512.
Walking with Jesus. 17624.
Watch and pray. 10664.
Why not you. 15599.
You need the Savior. 7140.
Ackley (C. C.) Busy-bees. 15888.
Ackley (C. D.) Midnight song. 9282.
Ackley (S. F.) Haste to the ban-
quet. 23214.
Ackley & Rodeheaver:
He will not let me fall. 23227.
Help me to serve Thee to-day.
8444.
His wonderful
8472.
I find no fault in Jesus.
It is Jesus. 8748.
Light of His wonderful love.
23608.
Lord I come pleading. 5090.
Marching at the King’s command.
9153.
My life is full of glory. 23887.
Praising my Redeemer. 9762.
Something to do for the Master.
10196.
Song of nature. 10202.
Song to the flag. 6391.
Swing song. 24584.
They are more. 10419.
24044.
24438.
ocean of love.
23330.
Ackley & Rodeheaver—Continued.
To arms! to arms! 24627.
*Twill not be long. 10512.
Watch and pray. 10664.
Acté. 1170, 3148, 7196.
Acton (H.) I’m so blue,
Acuff (J. W.):
Crown of golden hue. 19661.
I’ve made a friend. 19967.
My Father’s house. 20247.
Acunto (EF. P.) My sweetheart in
Napoli, 9426.
Adam (—) Christmas song. 15965.
Adam (A.):
Cantique de Noél. 25240.
Comrades in arms. 12986.
Comrades’ song of hope. 12987.
O holy night. 2374, 26594.
4587.
Toreador (Der). 2886.
Adam, (H02)’:
Hast du deinen miunne lieb.
13582.
March liberty. 21646.
Adam (JA...) :
American girl. 157438.
Cupid’s lessons. 138036.
Adam (O.) St&ndchen. 15151.
Adamo (V.) ’A morte ’e Manninella.
10891.
Adamowicza (B.) Na Czes’ec Kos-
’cuis’zki. 14458.
Adamowski (T.) :
Barearolle. 12752.
Movement de valse. 14371.
Adams (A, C.):
How’d you like to make a date
with me. 25876.
Song of the southwest. 24487.
Twilight. 15868.
Adams (Mrs. C. B.):
Adams favorite anthems. 15710.
All my heart this night rejoices.
22481. |
America the beautiful. 15740.
And suddenly there was with the
angel. 22507. |
And there were shepherds. 22509. ff
Angelic choir. 22512.
At close of day. 7325.
Bethlehem, 22624.
Blest Spirit. 7485.
Chippers-in with Santa Claus.
25291.
Come unto Me ye weary. 3734.
Day is past and over. 16048.
Fling out the banner. 4111.
Give thanks unto the Lord. 23109.
Good tidings of great joy. 23145. | 7
4365.
Stranger. ff.
Hail! King of Kings.
Hail the wondrous
23190.
Hail! Thou long expected Jesus.
361.
Hail to the lLord’s annointed. |
23193.
1596
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Adams (Mrs. C. B.)—Continued.
Hark, hark, my soul. 28209.
Hark! What music fills the sky.
4383, 23212.
Hear, O Lord, 19892.
How calm and beautiful. 8501.
In God is my salvation. 4700.
Just as Iam. 8813.
Marching along. 238733.
Mary’s manger song. 23744,
On this night all nights excelling.
240338.
Ride on in majesty. 9888.
Savior’s love. 24277.
Seek ye the Lord. 19085.
Shadow of a mighty rock. 19051.
Summer suns are glowing. 102938.
There came three kings. 24595.
Tidings of great joy. 27818.
Under the flag. 15888.
Adams (C. J.) Lucky red ear.
Adams, (Clifford) :
Loving you. 14158.
Patsy Boliver. 18853.
Adams (Mrs. Crosby):
Circling the Christmas tree. 7693.
Doll’s miniature suite. 3890.
Home study book for beginners in
music. 19912.
Hymn of consecration. 18292.
Lord is ever near. 11660.
Adams (FE. B.):
Eyes, eyes, eyes.
5152.
8093, 10887 (112).
Just plain princess girl. 8826,
10887 (1538).
Miss Manhattan. 9296, 10887
(167).
Swim, swim, swim. 10341, 10887
(191).
Adams (KE. H.) Carita.
Adams (Mrs. E. 8.)
sweetheart. 7944.
Adams (F. R.):
Jingaboo man. 139038, 15704 (100)
3591.
Dreaming of my
My Turkish trophy. 12565 (52),
14446.
Adams (Mrs. G.) Curlew (The)
7807, 16023.
Adams (G. F.) When I see a rose
dear I dream of you. 15547.
Adams (H. D.) co. Here’s to the
girls. 392.
Adams (J. H.):
Behold the dawn. 178388, 22598.
England. 18089, 21138.
Let’s pretend. 18504.
Adams (J. W.) Score. 6182.
Adams (L.) Thro’ the ages. 24911
(i2).
Adams (S8.):
Blue Alsatian mountains. 25162.
Farewell in the desert. 4069.
Love eternal. 26265.
My blushing Yankee rose. 21748.
Adams (S. J.) Thora. 13839.
a
Adams (T.):
All Thy works praise Thee. 3179.
Five Christmas carols. 24926.
Four Christmas carols. 1171.
Hail, breath of life. 13549.
Jesus Christ our Lord is risen.
4827.
Nativity (The) 238912.
O little town of Bethlehem. 26601.
Om nagon syndar. 20321.
Adams (W. A.) Bwano 'Tumbo.
12864.
Adams (W. P.)
Adams (W. W.):
Awake, for day doth break. 1265.
He inclined unto me. 11865.
Saviour is calling. 2619.
Adams pub. co. Tramp, tramp, tramp,
comes the mail man. 22222.
Adamson (G.):
Esperanto waltz. 19740.
Fairy lullaby. 19760.
Adamson (J.):
Ninety and nine. 9478.
Out of the depths. 26697.
Praise ye the Lord. 14762.
Sing, O heavens. 27054.
Adamson (M. R.) Nearer my God to
Thee. 16982.
Adcock (J. B.) - Let God be praised.
21549.
Addison (R.) At the picnic. 7883.
Adkins (C. H.) ’Tis a grand old flag
they fought for. 17507, 22216.
Admire (C. T.) When it’s honey time
in honey land. 1090.
Adrian (A.) How I love to see your
face once more. 411.
Adshead (T.) Dinah for me and you.
1545.
Advancement committee Toledo lodge.
Loyal order of moose march. 14162.
Afflick (W. G.) pseud. See Edmonds
(W. G.)
Afgar. 21147.
See Adams (L.)
African M. E. Zion book concern. New
hymn and tune book. 680.
Africana (L’) 14288.
Agamemnon (G.) Nocturne. 1867.
Ager (M.):
Say, kid, let’s become a _ pair.
aCe
When two loving arms are around
you. 17674.
Agnew (F. A.) On the old rustic
pridge by the mill. 9600.
Ahlert (F. EB.) Triumph of the air-
ship. 20654.
Ablert (H.) Triumph of the airship.
20654.
Ahn (A.):
Alte burschenherrlichkeit. 1191,
7250.
Euryanthe. 8060.
Gefesselte phantasie. 14953.
1597
INDEX
pt. BLS, v5
—eo
Ahn (A.)—Continued.
Albanesi (C.)—Continued.
Gelbe prinz. 4219.
Norma. 12781, 25119.
Ahn Carse (A. von):
Aubade printaniére. 12694.
Blackbirds roundelay. 15854.
Cavatina. 22722.
Chanson d’amour.
Did I dare. 18017.
Erotica. 22967.
Humoresque. 238805.
I bring my roses. 1890.
Meditation. 23759.
Mélodie en ré. 22470.
Progressive studies.
Quest. 2523.
Rondo caprice. 14885.
Rose garden. 12090.
Scales and arpeggios. 6095, 24701.
Valse mélancolique. 24701.
When I am gone. 17658.
Aibl (J.) verlag, g. m. b. h. Universal
ed. :
Carriage drive. 15919.
Earth wants rain. 16126.
Heartache. 16362.
Love’s jesting. 16707.
May song. 16782.
Aichinger (G.) King of glory. 4911.
Aida. 2940, 15424, 17585, 22262, 24712,
24718.
Aiken (A. E.)
Aiken (M. T.):
Minuet. 9292.
Polonaise. 9725.
Sky-lark (The)
Aiken (W. H.):
Flower queen. 11258.
Melody studies for primary grades.
9239.
Aikin (T.)
rest. 9241.
Ailsa (—) Longing. 16680.
Aiman (A. S.)
LAD:
Ainesworth (A.) Elfin bells. 1610.
Ainslie (A. L.) Victory life. 154385.
Air king. 4070, 4239, 4525, 4624, 5520,
6640, 9721.
Aitken (G.):
Recompense. 98831.
When I’m grown up. 24798.
Akimenko (T.) Reverie by the sea.
12911.
5881, 18906.
Big fight. 3487, 7461.
10152.
Member of the sons of
24206.
Alard (D.):
Dix études artistiques. 10908.
brillantes. 10909.
24 études caprices. 10910.
Alaskan (The)
Albanesi (C.):
Alba...» 15717.
Daddy ‘Tyl.
Fairy (The)
Gaffer Tyl.
16861, 19487 (389).
13039.
13285.
13418.
ll
is
Robin’s courtship. j;
Giga. 25700.
Granny Tyl. 138518.
Mammy Tyl. 14191.
Mytyl. 14452.
Pace. 26708.
Souhait. 27115.
Tylette. 153877.
Tylo. 253s:
Tyltyl. 153879.
5°™° nocturne. 27607.
Albeniz (I1.):
Amor summa injuria. 18.
In sickness and health. 468.
Paradise regained. 741.
Retreat. 811.
Albert (C.) Fifer day.
Albert (E. D’):
Improvisator (Der).
Tiefland. 19229.
Wiegenlied. 22379.
Albert (F. G.):
Florella. ~133538:
In the twilight hour.
Magdalena. 9108.
Pretty Alpine lass. 5874.
Albert (H.) I'll be the sunshine if
you'll be the rose. 23339.
Albert (L.):
By the moss covered well. 17888.
I dreamed you were dreaming of
me. 18306.
Albertini (M.):
Hope. 8490.
Springtime wakes. 10252.
Alberto (A. D.) Sweet memories.
2796.
Albini (F.):
Barfusstinzerin
3345-3347.
Chimes number.
Don’t be rash.
Frohsinn. 4178.
Tll go -to “gay? Paree
12565 (34).
Madame Troubadour, 11702, 24911
(148), 26308.
Oh, how that taxi got on my
nerves. 9548.
Tra-la-la, et ce-te ra. 12359.
Trou - trou - ba-ba- troubadour.
12365.
Yesterday and to-day. 10834.
Albinson (F. C.) Twilight thoughts.
15370;
4091.
=
22474.
4731.
(Die) 1281,
7666.
11178.
8576,
Albioni '(T.). "Sonata. ~ S1¢@
Albret.(C. d’) :
Chimes of love. 19616.
Cupid and butterfly. 22834.
Albright musie co. Old Switzerland.
2AT1. =
Alechin
songs.
98
(C.) Reinecke children’s ~
26853.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Aleock (G. A.):
Music, when soft vioces die.
143877.
Voix celestes. 10617.
Aleock (W. G.)
Zion. 27053.
Alden (B.):
Jingaboo
(100).
My Turkish trophy.
14446.
Alden (J. C.):
April day. 25014.
Mazurka-eaprice. 5258.
Aldenderfer (A.) That beautiful city.
221838.
Alderdyce (J. R.):
T’ll meet you at the altar. 4559.
In that mystic world called dream-
Sing O daughter of
man. 18908, 15704
12565 (52),
land. 465.
Aldinger (E. G.) Im _ tempel des
Herrn. 13779.
Aldrich (<P. D.):
O white sails out on the sea.
9532.
Sleeping wood nymph. 6306.
Thou art the sun. 10427.
Thy twilight eyes. 10448.
To sleep. 6691.
Twice in a life. 10505.
Whisper of spring. 17682.
Aldrich (R. D.) Girlie. 18456.
Alessandro (P.)
Aletter (W.):
At a queen’s reception. 20872.
Chanson populaire. 1412, 11064.
Cunning Cupid. 1153 (14), 3787-
De profundis. 16051.
3789.
Elegie. 1608, 11205.
Fluttering wings. 4125, 7182
(118).
Fontaine (La). 4181.
Golden sheafs. 19837.
Hanako.
11349.
Joyfully ride for home. 21499.
Kinder habt ihr eure beine da.
4909.
Melodie. 1182,
Ninon. 9474.
Mimosa gavotte. 26410.
Petite conte. 2470, 11991.
Petite gavotte. 2472, 11992.
Pulcinello. 9798.
Romance. 2573, 12079.
Tender thoughts. 22178.
Under the elm tree. 22238.
Alexander (C. M.):
According to Thy gracious word.
1153 (85), 48738, 4374,
10912.
24923.
Alexander. 20829.
Alexander’s gospel songs. 24948.
Alexander’s hymns of praise.
3169.
Alexander (C. M.)—Continued.
Alexander’s songs of the gospel.
3170.
All for Jesus. 24952.
Anywhere with Jesus. 10948.
Are you drifting. 15765.
At Jesus feet. 20875.
Be a light for Jesus. 20904.
Be faithful to Him. 20906.
Be ye reconciled to God. 15819.
Because I have His word. 25091.
Because we do not ask. 25094.
Behold a stranger at the door.
25105.
Believe. 10994.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.
20911.
Benediction. 25127.
Breathe on me breath of God.
25185.
Child’s prayer. 20997.
Choose Thou for me. 25294.
Christ needs you. 21002.
Christ never fails. 11086.
Christmas for the lonely. 253811.
City of refuge. 21009.
Come and see. 21020.
Come away. 3720.
Coming to you. 21030.
Count on Him. 21039.
Divine possession. 21080.
Does everybody know. 3886.
Ever the same. 21152.
Exalt and praise His holy name.
25585. :
Fairest on earth. 21166.
Faith (The) I learned at mother’s
knee. 25597.
Fasten your eyeS upon Jesus.
23:
Flower song. 21194.
21197.
16271.
Following Jesus.
Give God the glory.
Give time to work for Jesus.
25714.
Glorious praise. 25717.
25719.
Glory be to the Father.
Go to Jesus. 21251.
God’s word in the heart. 4279.
Good-by sin-land. 21267.
Growth in grace. 23182.
He always answers prayer.
25814.
He can set it right. 4401.
He giveth more grace. 11364.
He pardons sinners now. 21808.
He’s a friend of mine. 25816.
He set the music going. 21812.
He that hath the Son hath life.
21314.
His love divine. 25S47.
His sacrifice and mine. 25848.
Honey in the rock. 25566.
ree rs
How can you reject. 4489.
2587
BD
How much I love Thy law.
1599
INDEX
pt; a, nSss v5
Alexander (C. M.)—Continued. Alexander (C. M.)—Continued.
I am included. 16417. Now the door is open. 21799.
I am saved. 11418. O God give ear unto my cry.
I am standing on the word of 21807.
God. 25892. O leave me not alone. 21809.
I am with you alway. 213861. O wondrous rock. 26616.
I can tell it all to Jesus. 25895. On to victory. 26668.
I give my heart. 21370. Only a breath. 21844.
I have a Saviour. 4541. Only a veil between. 26676.
T’ll sing His praise. 4561. Our great Saviour. 26690.
I’m going home. 213890. Out of deep waters. 11959.
I must lean hard. 4596. Peace at the eross. 21879.
I need but go. 21396. Power of prayer. 21907.
I need my Savior now. 11452. Present power. 21911.
I need to be filled. 213897. Ransomed of the Lord. 12045. |
I sent you to reap. 4603. Redeemed. 12049. |
I shall see Him. 11457. Redeemed by grace _ divine. |
I was sinking. 21409. 21932. |
I will never be ashamed of the Rejoice. 21945.
cross. 25968. Rejoicing in Jesus. 21947.
I will trust. 46382. Remember how much I love you.
I will trust Him. 21415. 21948.
If she could speak to. thee. Rescue song. 26868.
25984. Restoration. 17169.
In Jesus’ name. 11501. Safe. 21995.
In touch. 16521. St. Joseph for Christ. 26949.
Is He precious to you? 21471. Save one to-day. 6083.
Is it not for you. 260438. Saving grace is free. 22007.
It makes all things new. 26053. Saviour’s call. 6089.
It was Jesus. 26065. Secret of success. 26994.
Jesus Can save you now. 21487. Seeking His guidance. 22026.
Jesus is all to me. 4829. Send me a message. 27001.
Jesus loves the children. 21492. Shine, shine just where you are.
Jewels. 21495. 22051.
. Joy awaiting. 4854. Somebody’s here with an aching
Keep me Jesus all the way. heart. 27094.
26126. Songs for the service of Christ.
Let Him save you now. 26193. ° 10216.
Let His love light the way. Songs in the night. 12216.
21550. Speak Lord. 12287.
Let Jesus lead. 21551. Standing outside. 22121.
Life gate is open. 23602. Step by step. 22125.
Lifted up. 21566. Story of Calvary. 12254.
Lights for Jesus. 26216. Story to tell. 12255.
Little while. 5073. Suffer the children. 221387.
Living fountain. 21585. Sweet hosanna. 22151.
Lord is it J. 11661. Take now God’s way. 10353.
Lord of Glory loves the children. Tarry for the power. 27248.
21592. Tell Jesus. 6596.
Love and redemption. 26264. Tell the story. 22176.
Love led me home. 11672. That beautiful city. 6614.
Love of Jesus. 5123. There is a happy land. 22194.
Love took Him to the cross. There is power in the world.
26271. 22196.
Many atime. 21644. There they crucified Him. 12335. |
Measureless grace for me. 263870. Through all the world. 22209. |
Mediation. 21669. Thy King cometh. 12345.
Meet me there. 21677. *Tis Jesus. 6684.
Memories of mother. 26387. To save them if we can. 12352.
Message of Christmas. 263895. Traveling home. 17529.
Nearer the cross. 21784. Trumpet call. 22226.
Never lose sight of the blood. Trusting in the blood. -6734.
118738. Turn to the right. 12372.
New song. 26547. Until He came. 22248.
Now and forever the same. 23951. Vesper hymn. 22269.
1600
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Alexander (C. M.)—Continued.
Victory in my soul. 17599.
Wales for Christ. 17621.
We want all the world to know
Him. 22316.
What a friend. 15519.
What doest thou? 228386.
What will it be. 6962,
What will you do. 22340.
When Jesus sought me. 6970.
Wherefore and the why. 27512.
Whole wide world for Jesus.
12491.
Will I empty handed be. 15606.
Will you. 22384.
Will you meet me in the morning.
7053.
Will you take Jesus to-day. 17699.
With Him in glory. 12520.
Witness within. 22399.
Work and worship. 24870.
Would you stand. 12534,
You will not come in vain, 22426.
Alexander (J.):
Fall in, my lads. 11281.
Fleet of fancies. 11251.
Love’s moods. 14155.
Thanks for you. 6611.
*Tis love that makes the world go
round. 15314.
Alexander (J. E.) Guard mount.
18221.
Alexander (J. I.) Bird in the tree.
7469.
Alexander (R.) In a Hupmobile for
two. 11492, 17742 (62).
Alexander (T.) Dear old Uncle Sam.
254385.
Alexandroff (A.) Gnouf-gnouf. 8293.
Alexi (W.) Neues Wiener operetten-
album. 677.
Alfano (F.):
Principe Zilah. 9781.
Résurrection. 18989.
Suite romantica. 151738.
Alford (A. Ti;) :
Cackles. 7562, 22440 (21).
Chantecler cackles. 11069.
Imp. 8677.
Song bird. 1153 (108) 2728.
Alford (K. J.) Valse Riviera. 10566.
Alfred (A. R.) Columbiae vexillum.
15974.
Atin'. (P.) Marchandes de _ fleurs.
ist PL@
Alkan (C. V.):
Perpetuum mobile. 9683.
Prelude in B fiat. 31738.
Allan & co.:
Modern singing method. 26426.
Romance d’avril. 6005.
Song of yesterday. 6390.
Allegre (F.):
First blue bird. 19777.
For aye. 16225.
Allemong (E. J.)
26569.
Allen (A. W.):
I know not where. 16436.
Little Mollie Brown. 20104.
She’s my post card girl. 24353.
Whose baby are you. 22374.
Allen (C. F.):
Awake, arise. 25056.
Christ has walked with me. 25302.
Golden days are coming bye and
Norse lullaby.
bye. 4284.
Grace triumphant. 25761.
I'll answer His eall_ to-night.
25921.
Jesus only, Jesus ever. 23487.
Now to the Lord a noble song.
27425.
Sing to the Lord. 6286.
Allen (E.):
Foot-ball song, 16223.
My country ’tis of thee. 26480.
Allen (G. B.) Goat bells. 13466.
Allen (G. P.) Introduction, varia-
tions, ete, on Dr. Dykes’ hymn.
13851.
Allen (H.) MHeart’s desire. 8425.
Allen (J. H.) Lover days. 18576.
Allen (R.) Spitfire. 12239.
Allen (R. M.) Moonlight. 11798.
Allen (T. 8.):
Back in the old days. 17824.
Hashed brown. 18233, 19487 (38).
I’m going crazy. 233855.
It’s a girl like you. 18866.
Moonlight was made for spoon
night. 93821.
Naval parade. 26524.
On the curb. 9594.
Somebody’s lonesome. 15091.
Under the southern moonlight.
22241.
Where are the scenes of yester-
5 yaday-) (3040;
You can’t jolly Molly any more.
24882.
Allen (T. W.)
swing. 15491.
Allen W. B.:
Last dream. 2097.
Missouri state song. 93804.
Rag medley no. 2. 2582.
1Ofe Cone ON toe GF
Allen (W. K.) When Ty Cobb makes
Washington and Lee
the winning score. 24888.
Allen & Dugdale. Sometimes. 22089.
Allerton (E. G.) I am longing for
you, Hallie, dear. 16419.
Allgemeines evangelisches gesangbuch.
1189.
Allier (G.):
Mignonnette.
Petit Pierre.
Sang gaulois.
23811.
24097.
24266.
1601
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Where the willow bends
24826.
Allison (L.)
its boughs.
Allitsen (F.):
Psalm of thanksgiving. 26803.
Three love letters. 1008.
Allon (O.) Corn flowers. 3756.
Alma where do you live. 22486, 22652,
22747, 22905, 24252, 24962, 26146.
Alma wo wohnst du. 10922, 13947,
138990, 14557.
Almar:
Equatoria. 16148.
Je veux t? aimer. 2016.
Mimosa valse. 2261.
Promenade. 26798.
Séduisante. 17285.
Almon (H.) Honey-moon time. 4472.
Aloiz (1.):
Capriccio.
Cracovienne. 253876.
Improvisation. 26000.
Mazurka de concert.
Alonso (M.):
EKblouissement.
Mes caresses. 2249.
Voluptucso. 24741.
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity.
of AZ. 916.
Alpsburg. 12618.
Alquier (M.) Sonate. 10924.
Alroy. 19465.
Alschausky (S.):
Grosses recitativ u.
21290.
Konzert. 20887.
Mephisto. 21688.
Walzer-rondo. 22298.
Alsdorf (U. J.) Root, root in the good
old way. 18971, 20814 (97).
Alston (T. L.) Night breeze.
Altbayer (B.):
Come and fly away with me. 3719.
What would you say, dear. 6964.
Alte burschenherrlichkeit. 1191, 11034.
12615, 13252, 14066, 14274.
Alterissio (M.) Our country‘s flag.
21858.
Althaus (B.):
Alla gavotta.
Consolation.
25245.
26368.
7996.
Songs
andante.
16941.
1186.
1476.
Danse mariette. 1513.
Fifth concerto. 25621.
Galanterie (La) 1716.
Preliminary progressive studies.
14765.
Riez tonjours. 14856.
Tonjours gai. 2888.
Valse lente. 2927.
208389.
Pat Clancy.
56 short exercises.
Altheimer (E. & L. S.)
2451.
Althouse (M. A.):
C. K. W. march. 3564,
Fraternity march. 25651.
Regimental march. 17161.
Althouse (R.) Sunray waltzes.. 27188.
Altman GE.) «:
Chtipe (Die) 22776.
In fremden land. 18884.
New Yorker trehren. 9464.
Sei a tate zu dein kind. 856.
Seider nacht. 10075.
Woh is mein kind. 12521.
Yiidishkeit. 3114, 15704 (155).
Alumni assn. of Centenary collegiate
institute. Year of song in Centenary
collegiate institute. 17724.
Alumni assn. of the University - of
Mich. Michigan field song. 18646.
Alumnus. University. 6788.
Alvarez (G.) Amo de la calle. 22499.
Alves (J. W. J.):
Cold weather. 19629.
Ma Lay Lay. 21625.
River (The) 20427.
Well (The) 20782.
Alves (L.) Memory’s dream. 9244.
Alvis (G. E.) Morning and evening
service. 5367.
Ambroise (P.):
Canzonetta. 17771.
Intermezzo. 17772.
Menuet. 18635.
Ambrose (L.) Cupid bells.
(24).
Ambrose (R. 8.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 21843, 24043.
Ambrosio (A. qd’):
Filégie. 13229.
Sonnet allégre. 12222.
Troisiéme canzonetta. 27346.
Ambrosio (lL. da’). Romance. 20485.
Ambrosio (W. F.) Memories of home.
5282.
American Bible Society. Pass on the
12565
word. 21876.
American book co. Natural music
charts. 668.
American Examiner. Oh, girls why do
you love the soldiers? 18784.
Amer. mus. pub. ¢o.:
Good bye blue eyes good bye. 326.
Good night, kid. 4300.
Have I made a hit with you. 37T.
T’ll teach you how to love. 4562.
Jane Cable march. 488. |
There’s no one like the old folks ~
after all. 993. |
Will you forgive if I forget. 1117.
Amers (H. G.): ;
Dans les ombres. 22857.
Spa parade. 24454.
Ames (F.) Any old place with the
grand old flag. 25.
Ames (S. E.):
On the hunt. 18801.
Senorita’s dream. 19038.
Ames (W. L.):
Checkers. 25279.
Little coquette. 5059.
1602
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Amo de la ealle. 22499.
Amos (B._ E.) Johnson-Jeffries.
21496.
Amos (W. B.) in the old village
schoolhouse far away. 8714.
Amphion soe. Yankee men. 15657.
Andas_ (C.) Pet white ribbonier.
26742.
Anderson (A. G.) Winter. 17761.
Andersen (A. O.):
Mary. 9167.
Roses. 9961.
Anderson (C. H.):
In the land of the midnight sun.
4720.
Saddle and saber. 6046.
Anderson (F.) There’s only one life.
19206.
Anderson (H.):
You must make good to me.
20798.
Zig zag rag.
Anderson (J.):
Any little girl will do. 12682.
Are you anybody’s girlie in par-
27753.
ticular. 12661.
Can’t you make room for a little
one. 12888.
Cheer up my Highland lassie.
12927.
Dandy sergeant. 138054.
Don’t lock the door of your heart.
18031.
Fall in and follow me. 13292.
Follow the soldiers. 25635.
Fellow who looks like me. 11241,
Girls all dote on a military man.
25712.
Hello, is that you Flo? 13616.
Here’s another one off to Japan.
8451.
Hide bunny, here comes a man.
11386.
T’ll come back to Bantry bay.
16439.
I met Mary Ellen at the Isle oO;
Man. 18726.
I shouldn’t be here to-night.
11460.
I’ve got a bit of love for you
dear. 21401.
I wonder if you care. 11472.
If the wife could see me now.
16485.
It reminds me of home. 12865.
It’s a lovely day fora sail. 21474.
It’s the skirt. 20082.
Let’s go and listen to the band.
14041.
Loo Sue. 21588.
Love is like a balloon. 14135.
Mary, Mary you don’t come from
Spain. 11740.
- Mona. 20216.
Moonlight promenade. 14340.
Anderson (J.)—Continued.
Odd numbers. 14545.
Oh, Miss Wilhelmina. 20313.
Oh, oh, the picture show. 14565.
She was a dollar princess. 22047.
She was a girl in white. 14998.
Six telegrams. 15048.
Some-one to call me kid. 15089.
Sun shine and roses run second
to you. 17422.
Sunday morning walk. 17418.
Tell ’em that I’m your uncle.
12309.
Tha’ comes fra’ Lancashire. 17470.
There’s a_ girl in Tonypandy.
17484.
There’s a pretty little cot in Dover.
27287.
’Tis years and years ago. 17509.
Um-garzoo. 153888.
Up she goes. 19280.
West pole. 20734.
What a don. 15518.
What d’ye say Molly Molloy.
D230:
What’s the matter with —? He’s
all right. 27471.
What’s the matter with London.
223388.
When I take my morning prome-
nade. 27485.
Where, oh, where is my Mary
Hllen. 15585.
Where’s Dooley. 17677.
You can’t do without each other.
24881. .
Anderson (L. J.) Just aS you are,
Viola dear. 26118.
Anderson (Mrs. O.):
Ain’t no use cryin’ fo’ de moon.
22471.
O Mister Owl.
Anderson (O. F.)
266086.
Fish, fish, fresh
fish. 18836.
Anderson (R. C.) I’m a jolly country
boy. 25981.
Anderson (R. P.) Model endeavorer.
2278.
Chingo. 12940.
All shall be Thine.
Anderson (R. S.)
Anderson (S. RB.)
12601.
Anderson (T.) Let Jesus come into
your heart. ee
Anderson (W. R.):
All I want is something that looks
like you. 20888.
If youll only show
21429.
My Marjorie.
Silas. 22059.
When the day has been long and
dreary. 20744.
Anderton (H. QO.)
S148.
Andino (J.)
me how.
21762.
Flower-de-luce.
Seis de Andino. 10076.
1603
INDEX
pt. 1 ws, ‘v5
Andino (J. E.):
I’d rather live in Bohemia.
25965.
Oh Tiny, play that traumerei.
24001, 27731.
You’re the queen in the kingdom
of my heart. 10851, 12565 (84).
André (C.) Sandminnchen. 6068,
10005.
Andre (C. A.)
5175.
André (J.):
Adler, der du fliegst tiber meere.
22459.
Am springbrunnen.
Anno 1812. 7292.
Arioso. 7810.
Aubade d’octobre.
Auf sanften wogen.
Bal des petits. 3882.
Berceuse. 38419.
Blau blimelein.
Drei liebchen. 3934.
Drei sonatinen. 4476.
Du und ich. 7691.
Etude-caprice. 13262.
Made in Germany.
7257.
3294.
1258.
7478.
Fiinf fantasiesttiche. 7313.
Gavotte. 8235.
Gestern abend ging ich aus Mes-
sina. 238092.
Gott griisse dich. 83880.
Herr .dein wort die edle gabe.
Dilceses
Immer flott. 238428.
In liebe vereint. 8698.
Ins album. 4750.
Kath’ rinchen frisch. 20057.
Lai d’amour. 4960.
Largo. 83865.
Legende. 23580.
Lobe den Herrn meine seele. 21586.
Miarzveilchen. 9102.
Menuet. 14275.
Menuet galant. 5298.
Mir triumte die nacht. 28816.
Nocturno. 53864, 23258.
Nordiseh. 5545.
O sonne, welch, macht. 23976.
Quartett. 5899.
Ronde de nuit. 25838.
Sara, Sarella, wach’auf. 24272.
Sarabande. 8366.
Schagt derb aufsfass.
Sonatine. 8001.
Tagliche studien.
Tegernsee. 6591.
Toccatina chromatique.
Violin-concert. 23801.
Wehmut. 6939.
Wirf alle dein sorgen an’s herz des
herren hin. 22394.
André (L.):
Immer flott.
Robin Redbreast.
Tegernsee. 6591.
10039.
964.
6700.
23423.
5991.
Andreae (V.):
Hiit’ du dich. 8510.
Tanzlied. 10362.
Andreason (O.) Fifty years hence.
259.
Andreson (N.
10006.
Andrew (J.R.) Silentand true. 6261.
Andrews (A. F.):
Bill, a cheerful dog. 3441.
P.) Santa Catalina.
Ergo bibamus. 8040.
Estimation. 4014.
Gird up the loins of your mind.
iis
I saw no temple therein. 1915.
I will lift up mine eyes. 1928.
Laborer’s night song. 8882.
Present your bodies. 2502.
Andrews (A. H.) Cornelius. 17971.
Andrews (B.) If every dream comes
true. 25977.
Andrews (E. A.)
22440 (9).
Andrews (F. L.):
Imperial march. 8678.
Shades of evening. 10108.
Andrews (G. W.):
Ruth and Boaz.
Aria in D major. 3282.
March in C minor. 7280.
Only you. 2426.
Serenade in A flat. 6156.
Andrews (H.C.) Cornelius. 17971.
Andrews (J. H.) Oh, you Rube. 2408.
Andrews (M.):
Call (The). 7567.
Canzonetta. 12637.
Easter dawn. 1600.
Gather us in thou love that fillest
all. 238078.
Little Boy Blue. 8999.
March on Haster themes. 9148.
Not in dumb resignation. 23950.
O strength and stay. 21815.
Once to every man and nation.
24035.
Saviour, now the day is ending.
24279.
Serenade. 14979.
Shadow of Thy wings.
To Celia. 6688.
Andrieu (J. F. d’):
Sonate en mi mineur.
Sonate en sol majeur.
Andrulavage (J. J.):
Don’t be angry with me dearie.
7916.
Wilkes-Barre
17697.
Anduaga (HE. H. de):
Diamant rose. 38869.
Saly sandungo. 24260.
Anelli (A.) ’A canzona mia. 10889.
Angel (L.) My sweetheart. 16917. |
Angelo (C. d’) Valse des perles. 17573. |
22041.
1218.
1217.
town for mine.
1604
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Angermeyer Kleine
18476.
Anglo-Canadian music publishers assn.
ltd. :
Day is gently sinking to a close.
(W.) lampe.
Far from my heavenly home.
25603.
Father, I come to Thee.
Jesus said unto the
13900.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
4825.
Just as Iam. 189380.
More love to Thee,
14351.
Ninety and nine.
O Canada. 14505.
O Jesu Thou are standing. 5581.
Out of the depths. 26697.
Sing, O heavens. 27054.
Still, still with Thee. 15160.
Vesper hymn. 27403.
Angotti (Alexander J.)
4736.
Angotti (Arthur)
tion. 5626.
Anneau d’Izel.
Ansell (J.):
Come along. 19632.
8114.
people.
O Christ.
9473.
Ina dear.
Oh! you tempta-
22516.
Toymaker of Nuremberg. 20649,
24644,
When falls the night. 17651.
Ansorge (C.):
Dorfchen (Das). 1552.
Es ist ein stilles singen. 1627.,
Genius in flammen. 1738.
Heimgang in der friihe. 18438.
Ich weiss nun wie es war. 1938.
Nicht lange durstest du noch.
2340. ;
Anthony (A. L.) Old orchard spring.
5637.
Anthony (B. R.):
Around the fireside. 38267.
Arrival of the Brownies. 12666.
Autumn twilight. 3304.
Cherry blossoms. 12928.
Cunning Cupid. 13034.
Dance of the daisies. 13047.
Dancing moonbeams. 13053.
Down by the brook. 3915.
Fairies’ carnival. 138284.
Golden sunbeams. 138484.
Happy Hottentots. 13568.
In the meadows. 47238.
Jolly jokers. 13905.
King pin. 4916.
Merry maids. 14282.
Over the hills. 5718.
Rob Roy. 14866.
Senorita. 149738.
Water nymphs. 15492.
Ylang-ylang. 10886.
Anthony (J.)
Antiga (J.):
Do not forget me.
Lambtonian. 14001.
21085.
Gavotte in ancient style. 21220.
Impressions of Savoy. 21483.
Souvenir of Spain. 24451.
Antigo pub. co. McDuffy’s band.
23698.
Anton (F. M.) Drei Saharet-tinze.
3935.
Anzoletti (M.) Vision de Noél.
15449.
Apelles (W. H.) Reeves march.
20814 (28).
Aphrodite. 25012.
Apollo-verlag:
Alte brummbir. 20888.
Am Bosporus. 8197, 3198, 10925.
Auf der rennbahn. 38, 1257.
Baby duett. 10975.
Bienen-lied. 20927.
Bis an’s ende der welt mit dir.
25149.
Carleminnchen-rheinlinder.
Clarinetten album. 21010.
3092.
Das kann ich dir nicht sagen.
3828.
‘Dirnenlied. 1547.
HKinzige (Der) sohn. 8007, 18073.
Erinn’rung fiir’s leben. 1625.
Fréschelein (Die) 11278, 18398.
Halloh. 364, 4871.
Halloh! die grosse revue. 18226.
Huppchen-puppchen. 1880.
Husarenvedette. 18290.
Im walzerrausch. 459, 1957,
13780.
Kanzlerlied (Das) 514.
Kinderwachtparade (Hine) 26136,
Kuckucks-duett. 4948.
Kuckueks lied. 4944.
Liberia-marsch. 2116, 5019.
Liebesrezept (Das) 5082, 14065.
Lieschen-polka. 547, 2128.
Lieselott. 5088.
Madame Incognito.
Mandolinen album.
Mochten sie nicht ’mal mein
Karleminnechen seh’n. 2281.
Nachtluft-walzer. 23907, 26518.
Oesterreichische leutnant. 5606.
Parfum d’amour. 2448, 18884.
Pst! Pst! © 5887.
Piippchen-intermezzo.
Rollmiidellied. S828.
Rollschuliufer-walzer.
171938.
Satyr tanz. 6079.
Schnell zum Nordpol hin. 2630.
So lang es wird menschen geben,
10168.
Trompeten album.
Violin album. 22276.
Waldnixen.
S17.
21641.
5891.
824, 2571,
a oe ee tt OP
6899.
1605
INDEX
pbs i, mys, Voo
Appell (G.) Never do nothing for no-
body don’t do nothing for you.
265387.
Appell (H.) Field artillery. 16201.
Applegate (HE. H.) Id like to make a
hit like father. 21366.
Appunn (H.) Am Rhein. 22492.
Areadians (The) 1232, 2815, 4954,
7226, 7530, 7644, 12660, 12959, 17787.
Archambault (A.) Quicksilver. 5910.
Archer (EK. J.):
Jesus loves all the time.
Service. 22040.
Who will wear a golden crown.
22378.
Archer (R.) Idaho pals. 18858.
Archer (W. F.):
Beautiful Bible. 22588.
I know He is near me.
Only believe. 24045.
Ardenne (E.) Once on a day. 9607.
Arditi (L.) Bacio (11). 15802.
Are you a Mason. , 23356.
Arensky (—). Etude in F sharp.
22526.
Arensky (A.)
Arezzo (P.):
Divine chanson. 25461. |
Sourire un regard, un serment.
Par elukes
Arger (F.)
Ariane. 9174.
Arion, musik-und theaterverlag:
Bimbu und Bambu. 3448, 3444,
Kinder habt ihr eure beine da.
4909.
Schonste vom paradies.
Verbotent kuss. 22260.
Arlésienne (L’). 25151.
Armand. Préférence. 12021.
Armand (J.) Frisson d’aurore.
Armand (R.) Pensée qd’
24087.
Armer (E.G.) Up ina mulberry tree.
15398.
21491.
23335.
Basso ostinato. 1284.
Folles étreintes. 13361.
6112.
1706.
amour.
Armin (J.) Unttersprache im tier-
reiche. 5409.
Armond (J. O.) Fiinf fantasiestiicke.
(ules
Armstrong (—). Entertaining man.
25D ae.
Armstrong (A.) Last waltz with you.
8900.
Armstrong (G. W.) Songs my mother
Sang. 6397.
Armstrong (H.):
Frisco rag. 291, 19799, 23062.
Shaky eyes. 865, 2672, 14992,
14994, 17297, 190538, 24351.
Slip your glad rags on.
15058.
When you’ve won the only girl you
love. 1103, 1153 (183), 3039,
12476.
10157,
Armstrong (H. C.):
Deep as the sea. 18006.
Dixie belle. 25463.
Old mother Eve. 18795.
Under the fold of the flag. 12381.
Armstrong (H. WW.) Neapolitan
nights. 20268.
Armstrong (M.) In Mexico. 16508.
Armstrong (W.) Waiting. 17616.
Armstrong (W. D.):
Hymn of faith. 18293,
Mouche dor. 238861.
Our flag. 24065.
Arnaud (A.):
Echo pastoral. 7999.
Fleurs et papillons. 11253.
Gavotte des ballerines. 1730.
Gracieux badinage. 16308.
Mazurka de salon. 16789.
Sous les bosquets. 10223.
Souvenir d’antan. 17379.
Arndt (W.) Im wald. 16495,
Arne (T. A.):
Blow, blow thou winter wind.
17861.
Lass with the delicate air.
Polly Willis. 12011.
When icicles hang by the wall.
22347,
Where the bee sucks.
Arno music ¢o.:
Caprice. 9849.
Charms. 17645.
Murmurings. 9352.
Reverie. 9880.
Arnold (G.):
Anemone. 24999.
Baiser (Un). 38329, 3330.
Hlegia. 8009.
Exposition-souvenir.
Im aeroplan. 25992.
Im zigeunerlager. 13782, 25999.
Indian serenade. 474.
Reve de sorciére. 5965, 9876.
Romance. 9930.
Arnold (H. HE.) Arabesque. 12657.
Arnold (J.) Snowflakes dance. 20520.
18488.
19375.
11224.
Arnold (M. O.) Ragtime follies.
26830.
Arnold (R.):
Altdeutsches lied. 7249.
Lenzes erwachen. 8929.
Arnold (S.):
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
2186.
Starspangled banner. 10256.
Arnold (V.) Love’s hope. 16706.
Arnold (V.) music co.:
Come out in the moonlight. 12968.
Love’s hope. 16706.
Magnetic march. 11707.
Olympia. 14589.
Zuleika. 12561.
Arnold (W. R.) My zulu man. 14449,
1606
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Arrick (C. H.) My old homestead. | Ascher (L.)—Continued.
18719.
Arrington (A.) Lesson of the pansy
and the rose. 18500.
Arriola (A.) Western beauty. 22333.
Arroyo (J. M.):
Leonora Telles. 11616, 14035.
Liebe und verderben. 542.
Arroyo (R. A. del) Danza dramitica.
25420.
Artaud (E.) Larmes (Les) 26171.
Arthur (C.):
Champagne spirits. 1405.
On the frontier. 9598, 24028.
Arthur (G. H.):
De honest coal black nigger is
good a nuff fo’ me. 138079.
Just a plain every-day man is good
enough for me. 13928.
Mah-yan-no boo. 11711.
Skying with you. 243892.
Arthur (J. L.) Put me wise to some-
thing classy. 26814.
Arthurs (G.):
Araminta, don’t be foolish. 38260.
Bull frogs’ carnival. 19573.
Doorkeeper at Frightley’s. 18087.
Fly little fish. 18359.
Give me a piggy-back. 18182.
I’m waiting here for Kate. 4589.
I can’t reach that top note. 419.
I saw Sandy to his front street
door. 25950.
I want to sing in opera. 25964.
Is that a fact. 8743.
Oh, blow the scenery on the rail-
way. 14555.
Take me away from the streets
and houses. 24543.
Will you sing this glee with me.
19398.
You are my girl-ski. 15678.
Artists music house. Parade of the
dolls. 14660.
Asbury (H. F.) Milliem. 53821.
Ascher (J.):
Alice, where art thou. 24950.
Drops of water. 3987.
Ascher (L.):
Aus 1001 nacht. 12702.
Belagerungszustand. 3401.
Bummel-lied. 20963.
Farbenspiel. 4068.
Im stadtpark war’s. 21481.
Korporal (Der) 2088.
Lied vom lercherl. 21563.
Man preist in tausend liedern
dich. 21640.
Neue pape. 5510.
Nur einmal mdédcht’ ich lachen
hor’n. 21808.
Schone frau Pollak. 6110.
Vatermérder und die krinoline.
22258.
Vindobona. 22272.
1607
Violine (Die). 15445.
Wiegenlied. 3057.
Wiener gemtitlichkeit. 22380.
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.:
Adagio. 26704.
Adagio cantabile. 26705.
Adamastor, re delle acque pro-
fonde. 53811.
Adelaide. 7422.
Ah past endurance. 22469.
Ah, perfido. 38388.
Ah, rendimi. 19452.
Amaranthe. 12621.
Amorette. 22501.
Anemones. 25000.
Awake dear love. 22556.
Bad bailads for badish babes.
22561.
Beauty’s shrine. 3383.
Boosey’s military journal, 128th
Series, no. 8. 12830.
Camels’ parade. 11041.
Caprice-impromptu. 3586.
Carina (La) 1888.
Cassandra. 25255.
Chanson riviére. 3637.
Com’ é bello. 11177.
Contraste. 3750.
Crew of the Saucy Jane. 1492.
Dance of love. 19670.
Dance of the sea-urchins. 17992.
Day dawn. 18078.
Do, do, do. 11170.
Do my darling do, do, do. 16083.
Dollar princess. 195, 3889, 18027.
Doubting. 3912.
E Susanna non bien. 2388638.
Eccomi alfine in Babilonia. 18986.
Electra. 22956.
Enchanted chimes. 1618.
Fair land of Kent. 1645.
Father O’Callaghan. 11237.
Follow me round. 271.
From boyhood trained. 23066.
Gioco di rea fortuna. 8892.
Gipsy’s wooing. 1747.
Gondola (La) 1775.
Heart’s desire. 4419.
Helper (The) 21827.
Hoodoo (The) 213844.
I had a land. 1895, 16480.
T’ll dance till de sun _ breaks
through. 1898, 4555.
I vainly search the far horizon.
4609.
I’ve been roaming. 16455.
I worship thee. 183846.
In questo loco. 9276.
Intorno all’ idol mio. 18409.
Ireland, dear Ireland. 18412,
21466.
Is the love dead. 4771.
Kleines wiegenlied. 4933.
Larghetto tenuto. 26706.
INDEX
ptt Se
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.— | Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.—
Continued. Continued.
Lead me Father by the hand. Ringelreihn. 5984.
26179. Romance in C. 9927.
Legend of the edelweiss. 4988.
Life and love. 2126.
Life’s hostel. 18518.
Love everlasting. 5111.
Love and life in Holland. 14129,
20122.
Love hath a song. 5112, 14133.
Love in Japan. 5116.
Love o’ mine. 2164.
Love that lives. 2168.
Love’s song. 21618.
Make the most of May-time. 16747.
March liberty. 21646.
May-day morn. 16778.
Mi batte il cor. 14288.
Morning in June. 53869.
Mother love. 21720.
Motherland. 2296.
Moto perpetuo. 18881.
Mountaineers (The)
9339, 11811, 21726.
Muleteer of Malaga. 16871.
My ain dear Nell. 26471.
Nevada. 21786.
Ninon. 5528, 9475.
No de malvagi in van. 13137.
Norwegian album. 18759.
Nymphs and shepherds.
2299, 5386,
18768.
Oh, breathe not his name. 26684.
Oh, Patria. 24241.
Ocean thou mighty monster.
23979.
On the banks of sweet Garonne.
24026.
One of the best.
One of us two.
Oranges. 18426.
Our defenders. 2435, 24064.
Out here in God’s garden.
17050.
Over the world to me. 2439.
Paragraphs-Ringelreihn. 9646.
Parisienne. 744.
Parting no more. 20350, 21872.
Pearl diver. 2458.
Pensa alla patria. 24242.
Persian lullaby. 9684.
Pieta Signor. 20567.
Presto avvertiam Susanna. 26458.
24039.
20328, 24041.
9636,
Prometheus vinctus. 9789.
Pur dicesta. 24174.
Quarryman (The) 5898.
Quella fonte. 3895.
Recitative and adagio cantabile.
26707.
Red-wing.
Remembrance. 806.
Reminiscence. 807.
Reveil d’amour. 2555.
Riding lesson. 816.
Ring o’ roses. 818, 5980.
5941.
Rosee waltz. 6021.
Rosemary. 21976.
Sambo’s picnic. 22003.
Se tu m’ ami. 17279.
See she appears. 1815, 4362.
Serenatina. 7160.
Shadows faint are growing. 15140.
Shall I do for America. 863.
Ship and the wind. 6181.
Si voli il primo. 11177.
Silhouettes. 22060.
Sir Reynard. 24887.
Six short pieces. 21278,
Sleep song. 6304.
Song of the spade. 19096.
Sort of a husband for me. 6404.
Souvenirs. 927.
Speed on sweet song. 22111.
Sui prati in fior. 2255.
Tarantelle. 6570.
Teach me how to two-step. 20599.
Thief (A). 6648.
Through gates of gold. 2861.
To heighten my despair. 4609.
To my sweetheart. 2877, 15320.
Tramps. 1019.
Tranquillo ei posa. 11177.
Two lyrical songs. 21485.
Valse ravissante. 22256.
Vision d’amour. 2960.
Was it the sigh of a passing soul.
6919.
Where e’re you walk. 1815, 4862.
Why do I love you. 12495.
Word with you my lady. 22412.
Yarn of the fiddler’s ghost. 7120.
Ashdown (E.), Itd.:
As in a dream. 12672.
Badinage. 10977.
Bells of sweet Athlone. 25120.
Berceuse. 17846.
Billet-doux. 15848.
Bird of passage. 7470.
Bridal march. 3511.
Consecration. 15998.
Did I dare. 18017. i
Exercises in sight reading and |
rhythm. 25587.
Fantasia on Christmas
22990.
Garden of remembrance. 11297.
Idylle. 3985, 8017, 18766.
Impromptu. 197382.
Last song. 16634.
Little red cart. 20107.
Meditation. 5268.
Melody. 18840.
Minuet. 5829.
Rose garden. 12090.
Rose of yesterday. 17207.
Scent of the lilies. 12128.
earols.
1608
INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Ashdown (E.), !td.—Continued.
Six songs. 11979.
Spring tide in
12248.
Tears of joy. 6586.
Two of us. 17550.
Western wind. 10699.
When I am gone. 17658.
Ashdown (P.):
I don’t think—I know. 4581.
I’m looking for a girl like you.
4584.
I will sing of the birds in the
trees. 4631.
Verbena, the cleaner.
Asher (J.) Alice. 15718.
Asher (J. M.) jr.:
Cinder-Ella rag. 12948, 15967.
Dance of the poppies. 16034.
Asher (M. L.):
Cinder-Ella rag. 12948, 15967.
Dance of the poppies. 16034.
Ashford (E. L.):
Album leaf. 22475.
Among the highlands. 3215.
Andante grazioso, 15748.
At parting. 1247.
Bluebonnets. 11018.
Bread of life. 3503.
Christ is risen. 7678.
Christmas greeting. 25312.
Christmas pastorale. 1442.
Creation. 3775.
Crossing the bar.
Crusaders’ hymn.
19662.
Dawn is bright’ning. 3827.
Dawn of hope. 7849.
Easter gladness. 7988.
Easter triumph. 11200.
Frederick. 4160.
the meadows.
6828.
3779.
3783, 11121,
Gondolier (The) 18487, 16295.
Gottschalk. 21274.
Hail to the dawn. 23192.
Hanover. 4375.
He leadeth me. 4408.
Hills of Palestine. 25844.
How can I but love Him. 4484.
Hymn voluntaries. 8530.
Im herbst. 21430.
In absence. 18378.
Invocation. 260387.
Italian hymn. 4794.
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me.
Liebeslied. 5029.
Light at evening time.
Magnificat. 2185.
Manoah. 5203, 14198.
March movement. 11720.
March of the Magi. 2200.
Melody in G. 7320.
Mendebras. 5286.
Mendelssohn. 5287.
Merrial. 16818.
4835.
8974.
Ashford (H. L.)—Continued.
My heart rejoices. 654.
My Master. 23889.
Nearer, my God to Thee. 9446.
Nettleton. 5509, 14473.
Now the day is over. 23852.
O word of God incarnate.
Oliphant. 5646.
Organ praise, no. 2. 5681.
Pedal organ no. 8. 21883.
Pleyel’s hymn. 5818.
Postlude. 18891, 21905, 26775.
Prelude. 3279, 22535.
Preludio. 15769.
Rejoice, ye pure in heart.
St. George’s Windsor.
24254.
St. Hilda. 6054.
Showers of blessings.
Silent night. 6262.
Slumber song. 12198.
Song of praise. 24428.
Song of summer. 22096.
Song of the brook. 6881.
Song without words. 2736.
Sunset. 19146.
Ten thousand times ten thousand.
10382.
There was a man. 27292.
Thy will be done. 10445, 17499.
To-day. 10466.
Twilight reverie.
Varina. 10570.
Webb. 10685.
With joy and gladness. 3070.
With joyful alleluia. 22396.
Women’s choir. 10802.
Work for the night is coming.
7101.
Ashley (G. W.):
Anywhere with you. 3249.
Babes in the wood. 25057.
11902.
18937.
6053,
10121.
2905.
Boots and saddles. 20947.
Brownies’ revels. 25204.
Carmencita. 1885.
Dearest. 7864.
Ever true. 16163.
Fairies (The). 22985.
Fairy foctsteps. 25592.
Howdy pap. 1878.
I am thinking love of you. 1888.
I want a working girl. 183837.
In that mystic world called dream-
land. 465.
Indian maiden. 13828.
Just you. 8828.
Love’s fairyland waltzes. 26279.
Moonlight in the hills. 264386.
She wasn’t very pretty. 6169.
27027.
6380.
Sheridan’s ride.
Song of Texas.
Tender memories. 27267.
Wanalitah. 2992.
Woodland violet. 10816.
1609
INDEX
pt. Il, n. s., v. 5
Ashmall (W. E.):
Aria in D major. 3232.
Behold a door was opened in
heaven. 38398.
Organists journal. 5682.
Serenade. 6156.
Te Deum laudamus in D. 65828.
Vesper hymn. 27402.
Ashton (A.) Sechs stiicke. 15770.
Ashton (1L.):
Before love died. 22596.
Psalm of love. 24171.
Rose (La). 26920.
Ashworth (J. H.) Day in springtime.
13077.
Associated students of the Univ. of
Wash. University of Washington
song book. 1082.
Astenius (A. O. T.):
At twilight. 19491.
By the brook. 11086.
Heart echoes. 23231.
Humoresque. 18280.
Snowdrop. 10167.
Astin (C.) Nuntius bonus. 2361.
Aston (J.) He’s seeking thee sinner.
13594.
Astorga (J. O.) Rondeau. 3283.
Astronom wieder willen. 22536.
Astrue (G.) & co.:
Baiser (Le) d’Eunice. 20895.
Macbeth. 23692.
At the Waldorf. 20647, 21348.
Athalie. 23776.
Atherton (B.) Will you come with
me to Donegal. 7050.
Atherton Ci. 2):
A la polonaise. 17745.
Adoration. 12580.
Bagatelle. 7384.
Caprice joyeux. 12893.
Dawn. 138074.
Eventide. 13271.
Evening song. 8071.
Greater Fairmont. S&346.
Humoresque. 8519.
International review. 11528, 16528.
Morris dance. 9830. 16861.
Petite serenade. 5775.
Serenade d’amour. 14982.
Tarantelle. 24555.
Venetian lullaby. 15418.
With dainty tread. 15621.
Atkins (I.):
Elleen. 1616.
Eternal God who quickening light.
8054.
Atkinson (R.) Cloud song. 3704.
Atkinson (R. H.) Son of God goes
forth to war. 6871.
Atlantis. 11674.
Attenhofer (K.):
Anno 1812. 7292.
Friede aller welt. 289.
Attic (C.) Passe, Lison. 57438.
1610
Attwater (H. P.)
sailing home. 17658.
Attwood (T.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 2187.
Attwooll (H. & H.) Utah. 22244,
Auber (—) O salutaris Hostia. 23974.
Auber (D. F. E.) Lecons de solfége.
ADS:
When Teddy comes
Auberge rouge. 8295.
Aubert (G.):
Amour.’ 3217;
3219.
24988.
Amour craintif.
Amour éternel.
Amour paternel. 17776.
Amour qui tue. 17777.
Barcarolle napolitaine.
C’ est le printemps.
Chanson bachique.
Chanson de gabier. 25267.
Chanson de jeunesse. 17916.
Chanson napolitaine. 3636.
Chanson rustique. 25270.
Chanson villagoise. 17919.
Clair de lune. 17948.
Désespérance. 18011.
Douce contemplation.
En extase. 25548.
Aubert (G.):
Etoile de lamour.
Indécise. 18402.
J’aime & réver. 4796.
Je révais. 18421,
Je réve encore. 489.
Jeanne et Pauline. 18423.
Jeune fille sage. 18435.
Jours heureux. 18489.
3344,
3560.
3627.
25481.
18098.
Madrigal. 26306.
Méfiance, 26376.
Mois des roses. 53851.
Orage. 18811.
Premier baiser. 5869.
Rappelle-toi. 5927.
Tendres amours. 6604.
Trous pas chers. 19257,
Vieux souvenirs. 6849, 27409.
Vision, 1051.
Aubert (L.):
Forét bleue. 19791.
Roses du soir. 21977.
Aubert (V. B.) pseud. See Pratt
(S. G.)
Aubert et Matheissen :
Dans la nuit. 3814.
Désir. 3858, 3859.
Pleurs et rires. 20375.
Princesse Voilée. 5876.
Aubitsch (A.) Austria. 12703.
Aubke (H. F.) Jauchzet, ihr himmel.
26084. :
Aubry (G.) Rose (La) noire. 26924. |
Audet (F. X.) Instructions for play- |
ing the audeharp. 13838.
Audran (—.) Torpedo and the whale.
1 752i ZT:
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Auer (A.):
Am bache. 3196.
Guter vorsatz. 4857.
Heimweh. 18242.
Herbstroéslein. 44388,
Ich traf einst frohe zecher.
Los des schénen. 51038.
Tauwind (Der) 6577.
Aufderheide (J. H.):
Blue ribbon rag. 226389.
Buzzer rag. 7182 (105).
Candle-stick rag. T7580,
(99).
Colonial glide rag.
(107).
In bamboo land. 8686.
In the vicinity of my affinity.
4732.
My girl of the golden days. 26485,
My Sunday girl. 5468.
Thriller rag. 1153 (124).
Totally different § rag.
22291, 22440 (67).
Walhalla. 6900, 7182 (180).
Aufderheide (M.):
Blue ribbon rag. 22689.
Buzzer rag. 7182 (105).
In bamboo land. 8686.
My gir! of the golden days. 26485.
Thriller rag. 1153 (124).
4646.
10887
3714, 7182
19245,
Totally different rag. 19245,
22221, 22440 (67).
Aug (C. H.) Coal, coal, coal. 3707.
Augenblick (J. S.) King’s huzzars.
16601.
Augener, ltd.:
_ All vain I hold it ever. 24956.
Andante cantabile. 22511.
Aphorism. 20858,
Arrival of the guests.
Ballade. 22984.
Berceuse. 20921, 22615.
Beautiful venus. 17836.
Capriccietto. 16186.
Caprice hongroise. 22709.
Chanson a boire. 22730.
Cradle song. 16005.
Dame Durden. 25408.
Dance of the bells. 25407.
Dance of the nymphs. 22846.
Danse des sylphes. 16044.
Danse hollandaise. 22863.
Dream of Beethoven. 202.
Dream pictures. 18047.
Erotica. 22967.
Feux follets. 16198.
Fileuse (La) 238017.
Finale. 13556.
Folk song. 16217.
Forest fairies. 238045.
From the three cornered kingdom.
25019.
25665.
Graziella. 238166.
Humoresque. 28305.
Hungarian impromptu. 18282.
Augener, 1td.—Continued.
In Switzerland. 20009.
Intermezzo. 13557.
Larme. 238567.
Lesbian maid. 16641.
Little stories. 26229.
Little wallflower. 26231.
Little wild white rose. 26232.
May eve. 26362.
Meistersinger (Die) 19314.
Milkmaid’s song. 16837.
Moorish dance. 23846.
Norwegian dance. 23947.
Old French dance. 5633.
Our piano album. 26692.
Pierrot and Pierrette. 26753.
Prelude. 18558.
Progressive studies for the violin.
5881, 18906.
Rendezvous. 24196.
Réverie. 24205.
Russian air. 17229.
Russian national dance. 6040.
Seales and arpeggios. 6095, 19011.
Sight reading exercises. 6260.
Silhouette (A) 2684, 15025.
Song of the Volga boatmen.
27106.
Sou Enfant. 22092.
Spanish serenade. 6426.
Student’s harmony tables. 20574.
Tarentelle. 24556.
Thiimers hours of pleasure. 27312.
To a little girl romping. 27325.
Valse caprice. 19291.
Valse melancolique.
Vesper bell. 20694.
Violette (La) 12414.
Violin tutor. 20708.
Wild roses. 24844.
Ye auld man. 27565.
Young flirt. 27585.
10 daily finger exercises for violin.
digaleleee
15 easy, melodic velocity studies.
7167.
Augsberg pub. co.:
Lette lyriske religigse-sange. 8944,
14048.
24701.
Sang-Gudstjeneste. 12106.
Auguin (L.) Shepherdess (The)
10115.
Augustana book concern:
Alsken I mig si hallen mina bud.
7199.
Det iir ju ett fast ord. 19695.
Du oskyldige. 7959.
Du skall iilska Herren din Gud.
PAO T
For vara syndort shull. 9246.
Frukta dig icke, du klena hjord.
25669.
Herrens bin. 138622.
Hvad intet dga har sett. 19928.
I begynnelsen var ordet. 25893.
1611
6829410 ——-12
INDEX
g L]
pt. Iss) ve5
Agustana book concern—Continued.
Inestiftelseondem tin den heliga
nottvarden. 87382.
Jag Ar Alpha och Omega. 13879.
Jag ar uppstandelsen och lifvet.
23477.
Jag skall bedja fodern. 138880.
Jesus sade till folket. 8780.
Jublen, I himlar. 26107.
Julkantat. 16568, 23503.
Kommen till mig. 23558.
Mina Alshode, latom oss Alska
hvarandra. 143804.
O Gud’s Lamm. 9506.
O virldeus Fralsare. 9529.
Om du bekanner ned den mun.
24021.
Om n&agon syndar. 20821.
Sa ir nu ingen forddmelse for
dem. 21992.
SAsom Moses upphojde.
Se dit till Golgata. 10059.
Se MHerrens storadag 4r
24314.
Se, natten ir framskriden. 24315.
Sunday school book. 949.
Tacken Herren Ty han 4ar god.
14936.
nara.
24539.
Ty se jag badar eder stor glédge.
27366.
Utdrag ur kyrks-handbok. 1036.
Vart samfund ir i himmelen.
24707.
Augustin (H.):
Balduin, ach Balduin. 651.
Balduin-walzer. 52.
Kistenschieber -rheinlinder. 522.
Kleine kistenschieber. 523.
Leis wie auf schnetterlingsfitigeln.
586.
Liebeswirren. 2121.
Niggerinnen lied. 681.
Tohuwabohu-marsch. 1014.
Wer liebt. 1078.
Wer verliebt ist verrtickt. 1079.
Wiege, welle, wiege. 1112.
Aukens (F. P.) Red peppers. 12048.
Aulin (T.) Medolie und rhythmus
stiicke. 9236.
Auracher (H.):
Dearie, won’t you snuggle close to
me. 19691, 20814(42).
I like to have a flock of men
around me. 199388, 20814(57),
21377.
I want some old Style lager. 1923.
Won’t you come and_= spoon.
19399.
Auracher (H. R.) My tribute. 11851.
Austell (W.) Oh, poor father and
mother. 20314.
Austen (G. F.)
Thee. 25769.
Grant we beseech
Austin (E:)) :
Faith, hope and charity. 19761.
Forest scene. 8175.
March for a time of rejoicing.
2198.
Morning song. 26446.
Music of the wave. 26465.
Shed no tear. 17303.
Shepherd’s love song. 27025.
Sweet night. 27212.
To shew His love. 6690.
Vicar of Bray. 20695, 24729.
ATIStINE CH.)
My Susan was a bonny lass.
14440.
Proud Maisie. 14780.
Sigh no more ladies. 15021.
Austin (H.):
Heart of May. 23232.
Old countrie. 17618.
Tell me. 24572.
Vicar of Bray. 24729.
When roses bloom. 24805.
Austin (S. M.) Fount of blessing.
8180.
Austin-Ball (T.):
Tell me how to woo thee love.
2823.
Widow Malone.
Austion (R. E.)
3056.
Twenty popular an-
thems. 24674.
Auten (M. G.) Christmas lullaby.
1441.
Authors pub. soc. Son o’ mine. 17359.
Auvil (R. K.) Why can't I have a
beau. 10776.
Auvray (G.):
Ephéméres (Les)
Féte de Cassandre.
Skate waltz. 10149.
Suzy. 27200.
Aux mélodies nouvelles:
Divine chanson. 25461.
Sourier, un regard, un serment.
25555.
4089.
27118.
Auzendo (A. M.) Dictées graduées.
18016.
Avant (T.) Afterglow (The) 17754.
Avery (—) Yow’re just too sweet to
live. 27578.
Avery (C. E.) Whispering leaves.
10767.
Avery (S. R.) Upon the solemn mid-
night hour. 6795.
Aviators (The) 3811.
Avis (H. C.) Songs of life and power. —
6399.
Avison (C.)
178138.
Awde (R.) Empire flag. 18082.
Sonate 4 tre, Emoll.
Awe (H.) College days. 7714.
Axness (I. M.) Farewell. -16182.
Ayer (N. D.):
Band, band, band. 15810, 24911 @
(84). |
1612
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Ayer (N. D.)—Continued.
Boogie boo. 91.
Can’t you see I love you. 112,
7582, 20971.
Girl next door. 3138, 3119(22).
Got ’em guessing how I do it.
8329.
Guiding star. 1153(84), 1806,
4356.
Heigh-ho. 17742(50).
Heigh-o too-ral-i-oo-ral-i-ay. 11379.
I hope it doesn’t rain on Sunday.
19935, 24911(118).
I was all right in my younger
days. 23385.
Long acre square. 10887(159).
Man in the silvery moon. 21689,
24911 (145).
Obio. 26649.
Please come back to me. 24124,
24911 (157).
That loving melody Rubinstein
wrote. 15265.
You’re just the girlie that I adore.
22440(76), 24890.
Aylward (F.):
Storming in June. 53869.
Renunciation. 5955.
Three. 6660.
Tree (A) song. 24648.
Ayraud (EH. W.) Charmante débu-
tante. 38647.
Ayraud (F. C.):
Charmante débutante.
Voix dum ange. 6874.
Ayre (J.) Bairnies. 25068.
Ayres (F.) Fugue. 10968, 17817.
Azor and Zemira. 4609.
B. (S. M.) Loretta entrance. 561.
Babbitt (G. W.) Saturday night is
bundle night. 6078.
Pacarrat (La) 10973.
3647.
Bach (C. HE.) Awakening of spring.
8315.
Bach (J. S.):
Ah, viens en moi. 73872.
Air on the 4th string. 3320.
Birthday cantata. 12722.
Bourrée. 12723.
Chaconne. 1267.
Christmas oratorio.
Eight organ choral
19509.
Gavotte. 38119 (107).
Gigue in B flat. 7378.
Grosse fuge. 12724.
Kleine priludien und fugen. 25061.
Kleines priludium. 15796.
Konzert. 25062, 25063.
Largo pour violon. 38322.
Let songs of rejoicing be raised.
22560.
Loure. 15799.
March in F. 15800.
Mein gliubiges herze.
3321.
preludes.
20889.
Bach (J. S.)—Continued.
Mon deux Jésus sera l’armure.
7374.
My heart ever faithful. 3323.
Non sa che sia dolore. 25064.
Octave studies. 25065.
Overture, aria and bourrée. 7182
(6).
Passacaglia. 20890.
Passion according St. Matthew.
3324.
Piece en sol. 12725.
Piéces d’orgue. 38825.
Prelude in G@ minor. 1153 (146).
Sarabande. 20891.
Suite aus den orchesterwerken.
10974.
Symphonie pastorale. 375.
Two bourées. 20892.
Zwei- und dreistimmige inventio-
nen. 25066.
Bach (K. P. EH.) Sonate ftir 2 vio-
linen und bass. 7376.
Bach (W. F.) Sonate. 7377.
Bach & ¢o.:
Coming of spring. 25361.
Harpsichord and organ
83938.
I gave you love. 8551.
Inspiration. 21468.
Little Nancy. 21578.
Repose. 20418.
Seven short and
20970.
Sons of Britain.
Spanish dance. 27127.
Top o’ the mornin’. 10473.
Trees in spring. 27342.
Two songs. 25859.
When you woo a maiden. 27506.
Bach-Gounod. Ave Maria. 1153 (145).
music.
easy pieces.
15116.
Bache (J.):
Miarehen. 11704.
Scherzino. 10976.
Sonate. 12726.
Triumerei. 12360.
Bache (W. H
.):
Christ within. 3687.
In a cot beside the sea.
My Beulah land. 5414.
Bachelle (A.) If I were a raindrop.
183868.
Bachelor belles.
Iachman (A. P.):
Funeral march. 11294.
Laughing song. 11607.
Lullaby. See 14167.
Suppose. 12282.
Virgin’s ae 12415.
Bachman (J. J.) Ill be with you in
the golden summertime. 429.
Bachman (W. BE.) I must have the
Savior with me. 4595.
4688.
27454.
1613
INDEX
Bachmann (A.):
Caprice espagnol. 1878.
Dialogue. 15388, 7885.
Minuetto. 2267.
Six cadences-études. 7379.
Bachmann (G.):
Airs and graces. 19454.
Grandmother’s song. 13516.
Bachrich (S.):
Adoration. 10900.
Ballet dancer. 10982.
Carneval procession. 11051.
Gipsy (The) 11805.
Morning ride. 9828.
Backer (E.) Kleine _ sippschaft.
23542.
Backer-Grendahl (A.) Astnen er
stille. 17755.
Backus (E. T.) Silly moon. 10128.
Bacon (A. G.) All inall. 15721.
Bacon (EF J.):
Areadia. 12659.
Dragon fly. 18165.
Enchantress (The) 13242.
Little sunbeam. 14098.
Pavilion. 14678.
Pit pat. 14718.
Round up. 14902.
Serenata (La) 14986.
Sweethearts. 15215.
Troopers (The) 15345, 24655.
Bacon (G. W.):
Bear God’s message.
Heavenly rest. 4425.
I’ve tried to do my best. 4618.
7410.
Let the blessed Savior in. 8948.
Wonderful love. 10805.
Badarzewska (T.):
Maiden’s prayer. 2189.
Priére d’une vierge. 17129.
Baer (H.) Waiting for you some-
where. 1056.
Baer & Bloodgood:
Everybody’s crazy about’ the
moon. 11223,
I want to ride in an aeroplane.
11468.
There are 57 kinds of J. A. G.
12329.
Baermann (C.) Cundy-Baermann cel-
ebrated clarinet method. 130338.
Baga (C. J.) ‘Tristesse d’ amour.
10486.
Bagrinoffsky (M.)
mirchen. 12699.
Bahlke & Duff. I am going back to
Walla Walla valley. 8534.
Baier (A.) Heimweh. 18242.
Bailey (A.) Prairie (The) 14755.
Bailey (BH. H.):
Auf wiedersehn. 10887.
Faith and patience. 18289.
Lord of all life. 20118.
Massa’s in the cold ground. 9172.
Aus russischen
1614
Ee
SS SSS
pi. aes VS
Bailey (E. H.)—Continued.
Sweet Spirit hear my prayer.
65388.
Thy Father’s voice is ealling.
15806.
Bailey (Mrs. J. F.) Too much John-
son, 27834.
Bailey (L. J.) I’m wearying for you
19961.
Bailey (R. A;'B}s
Cabin by the cliff. 17889.
Eva Lea. 18100.
Bailey (S. J.):
Harvest is wasting.
Praise Him. 20387.
Joy of full salvation.
Baines (W.):
Dolphins caprice. 25472.
In His steps. 26010.
Trysting place. 27358.
Bainton (E. L.):
19882.
20047.
Ballad of Semmerwater. 25070.
Water-side (The). 24752.
Winter (The) it is past. 24851.
Baird (A. J.) Glory dream. 16280.
Bairstow (EH. C.):
God who at Sunday times. 322.
If the Lord had not helped me.
19989.
Baisch (R. E.) Remember me, dar-
ling sister. 5950.
Baiser de Ninon. 50.
Baker (A.) Possum Bill. 14748.
Baker (A. W.):
Calling to-day. 12884.
He redeemed me. 13591.
Baker (C. E.):
High school boys. 8460.
Let’s go up to the North Pole.
8840.
Baker (C. R.) Chureh is Christ’s
own. 1446.
Baker (E.) In Yokohama. 4784.
Baker (E. H.) If the sun don’t shine
for you. 4659.
Baker (F. G.)
24445, 27118.
Baker (F. J.) Silver cliff. 890.
Baker (J. C.) My trundle bed. 9427. @
Baker (J. T.) Dear Emmeline. 18001, @
19687.
Baker (P.) When knighthood was in
favor. 10723.
Baker (R. J.)
Baker (W.)
Sophomore waltzes.
My oriental. 21767.
Lets go up to the North |
Pole. 8940. (
Baker (W. B.) High school boys. §
8460.
Baker (W. H.) & co. Billiken frolic.
7464.
Baker (W. 8S.) When the autumn §
leaves are falling, Caroline. 27490. |
Balakirew (M.) Esquisses. 8053.
Baldamus
22325.
(G.) Weibe des liedes.
INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Baldwin (J. M.):
Carnation waltz.
Frolie and fun.
19590.
25064.
March of the robins. 20159.
Playful peasant. 26759.
Sweet violets. 6542.
Baldwin (M.) Consolation. 17969.
Baldwin (M. C.) I heard the voice
of Jesus say. 21872.
Baldwin (R. L.) Progressive melo-
dies for sight singing. 12030.
Baldwin (S. A.) Universal King.
12388.
Baldwin co. India. 11525.
Balfe (M. W.):
Bohemian girl. 1271, 3334, 3335,
10978, 12735, 19473 (2), 20896.
Gipsy chorus. 22565.
Heart bowed down. 1272, 12736,
22566.
I dreamt that I dwelt in marble
halls. 127387, 15806.
Killarney. 1278, 15807, 25069.
Then you'll remember me. __ 53,
12738, 1275, 15808.
Balkan princess. 73887, 7860, 7942,
9051, 9135, 10807, 10979, 12739,
19513, 20897.
Bali (—):
In the garden of my heart. 469.
Who knows? 10772, 12486.
Ball (A. L.) Moon, moon, moon.
16856.
Ball (E. R.):
Allah give me mine. 24958.
Antonio. 7293.
Awake dearest one. 10967.
Barry from Ballymore. 22577,
24911 (85).
Beautiful river. 1289, 10887 (93).
Bis an’s ende der welt mit dir.
25149.
Boy o’ mine.
Crown of life. 3781, 7799.
Dear old ma. 19689, 20814 (41).
Down the lane that leads to
drowsy land. 19711.
Give my regards to any one who
eares for me. 8269.
Heart to heart. 13603, 19487 (40),
213819.
I love the name of Mary. 213887,
22440 (34), 23347, 25929.
I want a man. 16460.
If I only had a sweetheart. 15770.
7508, 19437 (28).
In the garden of my heart. 468,
4716, 8710, 21449, 23440.
In the sunshine of your love.
21458, 22440 (40), 23447.
Just for a girl. 8815-8820, 10887
(151), 189338, 18448.
Lane that leads to drowsy land.
21 5a0.
Lest we forget. 26192.
FSS ee
Ball (H. R.)—Continued.
Mother Machree. 21723, 23858,
24911 (149).
My heart has learned to love you.
9384, 11882, 12565 (50), 14399,
26486.
My land. 20250, 22440 (52),
23886, 26490.
Rose in my lady’s garden. 26922.
So lang es wird menschen geben.
10168.
Sweet wild pink roses. 22154.
That little thatched cottage. 22185.
To the end of the world with you.
1011.
Twilight was made for love’s
young dream. 15371.
Your love means the world to me.
27592.
Ball (T. A.)
26618.
Ballard (W. C.) Down in shady lane.
21099.
Ballard & Kelly.:
Curiosity. 13037.
Sweet dreams of you.
Balmer (C.):
Coliseum. 1462.
Firefly parade.
Prize winner.
Balmer (C.) jr.:
Charlotta. 124.
Dance of the fairies.
Laida. 527.
Prize winner.
Balsiero (R.):
Antifaz rojo.
Intermezzo.
Nuevo sol.
Rayo de luz.
Baltzell (W. J.):
Gypsy heart. 25788.
Sunrise song. 10300.
Banadietrich. 56.
Bandelow (G. F.)
O sing, ye sons of men.
15207.
1669.
21915.
1506.
178.
3245.
3339.
5561.
5933.
Little dancing girl.
18531.
Banks (C. P.) Office of Holy Euch-
arist. 23991.
Banks & son:
Au coucher du soleil. 25036.
Dans les ombres. 22857.
Elfentanz. 8016.
Hail, Saviour King. 2578S.
I’ll praise my Maker. 25925.
Light of the world. 26214.
Love’s harvest. 26281.
O Lord, Thou hast searched me
out. 9511.
Pensée d’amorer.
Polnischer tanz. 26767.
Reine du soir. 9851.
Rejoice in the Lord.
Souls of the righteous.
Spa parade. 24454.
24087.
26856.
10221.
1615
INDEX
pt. 14, DF S:., ¥. 9
Banta (D.) jr. Dollah down an’ a
dollah a week. 3888.
Bantock (G.):
Ah, the sighs that come fro’ my
heart. 12591.
Arranmore. 7315.
Birds (The) 22629.
Child voices. 15952.
Cruiskeen lawn. 16018.
Elfintown. 16137.
Emer’s lament for
3990.
English scenes. 18090.
Gethsemane. 18175.
Lament of Isis. 16625.
Lost leader. 14126.
O mistress mine. 11896.
Riding to fairyland. 9889.
Robin, sweet Robin. 9916.
Song of Fionnuala. 6877.
Spring enchantment. 24461.
Three ravens. 153805.
Wearin’ o’ the green. 10684.
Willow, willow. 15614.
Young love. 24895.
Banzhaf (H.) P.O. 8S. of A. 24071.
Barath (M.) Wild Arrow. 7042.
Baratski (F.) Dwa marse ¢wiczebne.
Cuchulain.
5816.
Barber (J. W.) I’m going back with
you. 25938.
Barber of Seville. 21979.
Barbier (Der) von Sevilla. 26932.
Barbier (H.) Cease, sweetheart, cease.
11056, 12565 (20).
Barbirolli (A.):
Ricordo. 17178.
Serenade nocturne. 860.
Barblau (O.) Vier stiicke. 25072.
Barbour (C. A.) Fellowship hymns.
25617.
Barbour (KE. M.) In a tea house.
18377.
Barbour (F. N.):
Among the fairies. 7270.
“Awake! it is the day. 17814.
Beginning of the journey. 7432.
Chase (The) 7646.
Doll’s first piano lesson. 18028.
He that dwelleth in the secre*
place. 8414.
Heart’s flower of cherry.
Little cradle song. 18530.
Little song. 9018.
Lost hearts. 23654.
Moonlight in Venice. 14338.
Nodding daisies. 5538.
Onward we go. 9617.
Rochester maid means quality.
26892.
Song of the sea. 20543.
Stars of the summer night. 19121.
Summer day. 6491.
Twilight hour. 10509.
8426.
1616
Barbour (fF. N.)—Continued.
Valse melodique. 10562.
Village soldiers. 6856.
Barelay (KE. V.) In old Virginia.
18391.
Bardae (R.) Esclavage. 18254.
Bardeen (C. W.) Best songs. 12792.
Bardenheier (C. W.) Weinlied.
24781.
Barducci (F.)' At morn on the alps.
25028.
Barfusstinzerin (Die) 1281, 3845,
3347, 4178.
Bargiel (W.):
Adagio. 15818.
Marcia fantastica. 20161.
Suite. 20903.
Barile (T.) Ciribiribin. 7694.
Baring(H.) Cherchez la femme. O5289.
Baring (C. O.):
Ask the band to start a waltz.
3280.
Dennis Michael Patrick McGuire.
11156.
Land of let us pretend. 8890.
Miss New York. 11782.
My Saharah Zara. 5461,
Sleepy eyes. 20518.
Barker (G.):
Boston school march and two step.
7502.
Dudley overture. 7962.
Waiting for Will at the mill.
22295,
Barker (P.) Would you? 10820.
Barkhouse (A. J.) Golden jubilee.
25742.
Barnard (D’A.):
Chant du repos. 25274.
Flowers of palest blue.
Hill of sorrow. 21337.
Barnard (H.) Te Deum in G. 15258
Barnard (G. D.):
8154.
Adoration. 12581.
Concert quartettes. 17966.
Coronation. T7772.
Favorite (The). 21176.
Punch and Judy. 14791.
Starlight serenade. 6457.
Barnby (E.):
April reverie. 17786.
Chansonetti joyeuse. 25271.
Hlégie, 25529.
Humoresque. 25880.
Menuet. 26390.
Polonaise. 26768.
Ring of gold. 26886.
Song without words.
Twelfth night. 19266.
Will-o-the-wisp. 19391.
Barnby (J.):
Holy night. 25860.
Now the day is over. 5557.
Sweet and low. 2790, 6518.
* Twilight (The) star. 24679.
19100.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Barnes (—): Barnet (E. M.) It holds. 13861.
ay
Houp-la, allez, 8497.
When father papered the parlour.
6966.
Barnes (A. 8.) co.:
Hymns of the Kingdom of God.
11412.
Institute song book. 21464.
Swedish folk dances. 24525.
Song primer made for children.
17368.
Song series. 17367.
Songs for Sunday schools. 173868.
Barnes (E.) Humoreske. 16406.
Barnes (E. S.):
Caprice. 22574,
Finale. 3352.
Humming-top. 23304.
Intermezzo. 33538.
Melody in D. 33854.
Prelude, 3355.
Rondo. 3356.
Sauterelles (Les) 24274.
Scherzo in C minor. 22575.
Waltz in D flat. 3357.
Barnes (F. D.) Woman of Westmin-
ster. 24862.
Barnes (F. J.):
Best landlady you can find. 1310.
Come and take tea with me.
22795.
Denny dear. 16068.
Don’t do away with the peers.
18144.
Down came the blind. 11183.
Follow me girls. 18364.
It’s a mad, mad world. 26056.
John Bull’s daughter. 18436.
Let’s start all over again. 14044.
Miss O’Hara in her emerald tiara.
9298.
My little maid of Genoa. 16898.
Now we're civilized. 18762.
Oh, if those words could be un-
said. 11916.
Oh there isn’t a girl to spare.
26644. :
Maiti. . 155223.
Up guards and at ’em. 12890.
When I heard them play the Mar-
seillaise. 12454.
When my ship comes home again.
22351.
You can’t do without each other.
24881.
Barnes (J. H.):
Lamb of God. 4962.
On, with faith. 5658.
Redeeming love. 219388.
Barnes (L.):
Afloat at dusk. 19448.
In your eyes. 138827.
Last good-bye. 21541.
Barnes (W. M.) My sweet faced
Eskimo. 5470.
a
Barnett (A. L.) My glorious Saviour.
20248.
Barnett (H. M.):
Come to the haven of rest. 19628.
Trust the loving Jesus. 20658.
Barnett (G. F.) Beautiful sunbeams.
19521..
Barnett (Ja 7A.)):
Take me back to Oklahoma.
19171.
Wynonna. 19413.
Barnett (J. F.):
Dream of Beethoven. 202.
Pair of sabots. 26709.
Song of the Volga boatmen.
27106.
Vesper bell. 20694.
Barnhouse (C. L.):
American beauty waltz. 3204.
Antoinette waltz. 17782.
Artarmo band book. 12671.
Avenger march. 3310.
Azalea waltz. 33816.
Bedouin. 3386.
Calumetis quadrille. 17898.
Celebrity march. 7614.
Celestial choir. 17907.
Commencement. 12979.
Concert quartettes. 17966.
Conqueror overture. 7759.
Cotton field frolics. 38764.
Courtship waltz. T785.
Crest view lancers. 17980.
Dainty dear. 13042.
Dance of the imps. 3807.
Desdemona waltzes. 21074.
Devil and the deep blue sea.
21076.
Educator (The) 18217.
Eternal peace. 18258.
Evening shadows. 8070.
Excelsior galop. 8087.
Fashion plate. 4078.
Festal overture. 4085.
Flower show march. 4121.
Francine polka. 13389.
Free press march. 4161.
Gateway city. 21217.
Herald march. 18248.
Hoist the flag. 18266.
Joy riders. 4856.
Land of dreams. 14005.
Love’s way waltz. 9083.
Melody shop. 21682.
Merry maiden waltz. 9264.
Moonlight on the Nile. 5362
My lady waltz. 9395.
O-be-joyful. 5569.
Ocean queen march. 9533.
Okolona march. 21882.
Over the stars waltz. 9640.
Paradox. 21869.
Pinnacle (The) 5797.
Pink puffs. 21894.
1617
INDEX
pi. As. aR
Barnhouse (C. L.)—Continued.
Ponderoso mareh. 9730.
Punch and Judy. 14791.
Regatta march. 21935.
Rifle rangers. 5978.
Rito (El) 5987.
Roll of honor march. 9924.
Rosalia waltz. 9949.
Rosalind waltz. 14887.
Rose tints mazurka. 6019.
Ruby red march. 14909.
Saltair mareh. 19005.
Severus march two-step.
Shanghai. 10109, 19054.
Shimmering spangles.
Siren waltz. 10146.
Southern roses. 6415, 10226.
Spanish belles. 6422.
Standard quadrille.
Sunkissed. 15191.
Sylvan rose. 19161.
Triumph march. 10487.
Venetian beauties. 6823.
Victor march. 10590.
Water lilies waltz. 10666.
Westlawn dirge. 15515.
Zo. 15699.
Barnicott (R. S.):
Bonny blue kerchief. 3483.
Where the sea-birds call. 15587.
Barnitz (J. D.):
Beautiful words of love. 19522.
He died on the cross for me.
19886.
I’m going home. 19954.
Just as the Lord leads.
Mother’s boy. 20226.
Some happy day. 20533.
Barns (H.):
Swing song. 12295.
8 piéces. 25076, 25077.
Barns (HE. A.) Here’s to our country.
25837.
Barolet (J. C.):
Brown eyes dearest to me.
My baby boy. 14885.
Only a look from your eyes to
10106.
6179.
15152.
20051.
12851.
mine. 14614.
Baroni. ((P.):
Forest music. 18372.
In ether blue. 13790.
Barr (A. EH.) Violet’s message. 22274.
Barratt (A.):
Big trunk and the little trunk.
20928.
Bright, loving, cute, bad little girl.
20957.
Chicks. 11076, 24911 (89).
‘Choice of a man. 20999.
Cupid, don’t be stupid. 22835,
24911 (98).
Flirtation. 41138.
Girl behind the man. 21230.
Girls he left behind. 21235.
Go ahead, propose. 25726.
Barratt (A.)—Continued.
In the interest of science. 21454.
Just a friend of the family. 21507.
Lonely princess. 5083.
Remembrance. 5952.
Roses are sweetest. 6022.
We'll build a bungalow. 22309,
24911 (186).
We're a band of bold conspirators.
223812, 27744.
Who can tell what love is.
24911 (190).
Yump, yump, yump.
Barrau:
Ave Maria, 7360.
Jeppo le musicien. 23478.
Ungaria marsch. 10529.
Barrett (B.):
Blue and the gray. 20988.
Flying machine. 21196.
Golden sunset. 21261.
Whispered thought.
Barrett (G.) Dulcita.
(114).
Barrett (M.) That’s why the aute
loved the King. 20619.
Barrett (R.) Three flies. 10431.
Barrett (W.) Saturday night is bun-
dle night. 6078.
Barri (O.) Flower queen.
Barron (T. S8.):
22370,
22431.
22367.
3944, 7182,
11258.
Come on love, say hello. 19639,
24911 (90).
Down where the big bananas grow.
7988, 13164.
Hv ry day. 242, 3119 (18).
I’d love to but I won’t. 18301,
19437 (42).
Let’s go to Sans Souci. 20079,
20814 (71).
Rose and the butterfly. 17203,
19437 (68).
There’s a better time a-coming for
us all. pepe
Barron (W.
Broken ere 10887 (97).
To my heart it sings. 18548.
Wafted fragrance. 10887 (201).
Barrowclough (A.) Come to me dar-
ling. 11108.
Rarry, (ks);
Folded page.
J’avais oui
4797.
Jeunesse. 20048.
Live I, so live I. 16675.
September. 6152.
Up with the sparkling brimmer.
17364.
(Tae)
16216.
chanter wun oiseau.
Barry Yankee go bragh.
19415.
Barry of Ballymore.
23447, 28858, 23886, 24911
25929, 26490.
25929, 22577,
(85),
1618
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—_Dec., 1910
(B.)
15391.
Barrymore
umbrella.
Bartell (H.):
Boys in blue. 20954.
Echoes of the brook. 21110.
Roseland waltz. 21975.
Sunset limited march.
Barth (H.):
Caprice. 33859.
Superwoman (The), 22145.
Barth (J.) Dreams. 16115.
Barth (J. F.):
Frat. 23055, 25650.
Pretty as a picture.
Spooning in the moonlight,
24459,
Barth (O.):
Auf parade. 7344.
Dammerungsbilder.
Friihlingslied. 82038.
Im gebrige. 8674.
Rekruten (Die). 9855. ‘
Vesperglocken, 10589.
Waldnymphen. 10640.
Zauberin (Die). 10863.
Barthélemy (R.):
Caresse de papillen. 11048.
Obstination amoureuse. 11903.
Bartholdy (W.) Lead kindly light.
A979,
Bartholme (J. J.):
Duquesne. 11197.
Harvest home. 11357.
Mt. Carmel. 18689.
Bartholomew (J. H.)
erty. 1686.
Bartholomew (L.)
birds. 4998.
Bartholomew (M.):
Dusk witch. 13201.
Golden stairs, 25744.
Sleepy chillun time. 15055.
Winter lullaby. 15617.
Bartlett (C. H.):
Bless ye the Lord. 17857.
God is our refuge. 21256.
Bartlett (E. C.):
Every day in the week. 240.
Will you hear, 19392, 22386.
Bartlett (F.) My dear old England
home. 18704.
Bartlett (F. A.) Regulation march
and two-step. 14825.
Bartlett (G. J.):
Cossacks return. 21036.
Heart o’ mine. 21316.
In the airship. 21445.
May day. 21667.
Pickaninny dance.
Woodland frolics.
Bartlett (H. N.):
Alleluia! Christ is risen.
Come Holy Ghost. 19687.
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
TLOZ hot) «
22148.
9773, 14767.
22116.
7811.
Flower of lib-
Lesson from the
21889.
22410.
10921.
eS
Underneath a big | Bartlett (H. N.)—Continued.
Japanese réverie. 12097.
Just as lam. 7182 (45).
Love song. 23666.
Magic hours, 9107.
Nearer my God to Thee. 7182
(58).
O love that passeth knowledge.
5585.
To-day and to-morrow. 6701.
Veni Creator Spiritus. 24710.
Bartlett (J. C.):
Fair Phyllis. 11229,
Low at Thy feet. 14159.
Ma pale-brown lady Sue.
167381, 26297.
No rose without a thorn.
Bartlett (W. A.)
pilgrims. 4500.
Bartmuss (R.) Motette zum himmel-
fahrtsfest. 11806.
Bartok (B.) 2 danses roumaines.
25078. :
Barton (C. K.)
Barton (Gi).
-Comet. 15988.
That laughing coon. 10397.
My rose dreams. 18727, 26505.
Barton (R.):
Alabama shuffle. 7211.
I want to be loved. 13740.
My husaban Sylvest. 9388.
Where’s Kitty O’Brien. 22362.
Barton (S.) Romance d’avril. 6005.
Barton (W.) jr. Shepping. 24860.
Bas (G.) Sonata in fa. 3360.
Baseler (J.) Grand aerie
alae
Baselt (F.):
Kakadu (Der.) 20054.
Tiritomba. 10453.
Baskett (B.):
Down where the love tree grows.
16106.
Kitty Green. 4926.
Say Sal you are just the gal.
6091.
Take me back to dreamland. 6559.
Bass (R.) Contrapunktische para-
phrase. 3749.
Bassett (C. J.):
Autumn praise. 22549.
Brave boys who wore the blue.
12888.
Oh, satisfy us early. 5618.
Bassett (C. O.) Capri. 22708.
Basson (A.) Moorland echoes. 633.
Bastin (E.) Frissons dautomne.
21208.
Bastyr (CE):
Bergmannskind (Das)
Ich oder du. 19386.
Lied der Deutschen in der ferne.
8964.
Lustiger bote.
16729-
5536,
Hymn of modern
Great explorer. 4338.
march.
7455.
2178.
1619
INDEX
pt. 1 fnr seve 5
Bastyr (H.)—Continued.
’Swar ein gruss vom muiitterlein. Am waldbichlein. 10926.
2599. Ave Maria. 10965.
Zerronnen. 19430. Frihlings gruss. 11284.
Batchellor (D.) Banner of peace. Landsknechtslied. 5380.
20901. Baumbach (A.):
Bateman (B. B.): Annette. 1224.
’ I want to tell you. 19972. Christian’s prayer. 20814 (2).
Rally round the cross. 20411. My rest is in heaven. 3119 (165).
Where love’s sweet song can | Baumfelder (F.):
never die. 20752. Good humor. 25752.
Bateman (H.) Has anyone found a Rondo mignon. 26915.
fini 18252, Baumfelder (G.):
Bates (C. H.) Royal rake. 12095. Herr, Dein wort, die edle gabe..
Bates (C. 8S.) After many years. 21332.
22466. Lobe den Herrn. 21586.
Bath (H.):_ Wirf alle deine sorgen. 22394.
Captain’s yarn. 118. Baumgartner (H. L.) Be_ strong.
Daffodil time. 164. 1288.
Heart of the night. 21317. | Baxter (A. D. L.): Oh, great and
I will awake. 1926.
Baumann (L.):
glorious country. 709.
It is the time of daffodils. 488. Baxter (R. Oh great and glorious
Look at the clock. 9033. Eee ae . st
One tender look. 2423. Baxter (V.):
Sea memories. 19030. Memories. 26384.
Wedding of Shon Maclean. 19342 Must it be. 26469.
Batiste (E.) 5 ago. 9372.
Pilgrim’s song of hope. 21892. Bayer (J.):
Transcriptions en clef de_ sol. Bilderbuch (Das) 1318.
Z 2801. Mondlicht-walzer. 5355.
epee (R.): Nussknacker-polka. 5566.
arvest dance. 18578. | Solfege de écoles. 6348.
Heard in the twilight. 13602. Solfége universel. 24409.
Into the fold. 16529. Zinnsoldaten-marsech. 7169.
Love’s content. 16708. Bayes (N.):
Ly SESE | bee Back to my old home town. 19511.
Savannah lullaby. 12112. Daftvdils. 19666
Tom, Jan and Harry. 17517. Don’t you ie, that’ it’ was
Battley (L. P.) Gee; its nice to have Sammer a Sa0G
a sweetheart. 25687. is 3
: y is Ev’ry one in favor. 25588.
Bauer (F.) Lied von dem der ster- Mr. Moon-man turn off the light.
ben wollt. 21564. 23825
Bauer (H.): - Bas é
Graceful Mamie. 4820. eae corto: ee moos
Hearts on fire. 8431, 28284. MS eho? earl
Lovers promenade. 11680.
Bauer (O.) :
Who do you suppose went and
Young America. 10855.
Ahasuer, der ewige jude. 19453.
Sing mir was. 22064. Bayley (A. C.):
Zwei lieder. 19897-19899. He’s a devil, you could hear that
as 2 lady say. 19888.
Bauer (W. M.) Enchantment. 13241. I want to soar iato eine
Bauersachs (H.) : 21407.
Desiderio del demonio. 182.
Menuetto. 14278. Pen as
Bauersachs (H. T.) & co.: | pay ley oe Cee 7
Desiderio del demonio. 182. Mert ere |
Menuetto. 14278. | den, 19476. see
Zingaresca. 27597. ee ny’ ee : 1266
wake up, m é ?
SO (F;) Polnischer | tanz. | Bolbaeneeea vThe)” 25112. |
24132. Children of the Heavenly King. |
Baumann (F. CC.) Remembrance. 15953.
27659. | Children’s evening hymn. 7662.
Baumann (H. J.) Eternity. 4016. Cissie in Toyland. 22780.
married my sister? 20768.
|
|
|
Bayley (K.) Lover’s serenade.
1620
23670. |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Bayley & Ferguson—Continued.
Come let us join our cheerful song.
25348.
Crown Him Lord of all. 11119.
Eight organ choral _preludes.
19509.
Elfin bells. 1610.
Eternal Light. 21148.
Faith of our fathers. 21170.
Five Christmas carols. 24926.
Four Christmas carols. 1171.
Giver of all. 21242.
Glad hosannas. 8275.
Happy is the man. 25800.
Hark, my soul, it is the Lord.
4381.
Hark the voice of Jesus. 8887.
Hosanna to the living Lord. 11899.
Hymn for night. 233812.
I will love Thee O Lord. 86386.
If we say that we have no sin.
284038.
It was a lover and his lass. 26062.
Lay not up for yourselves. 238574.
Lifeboat (The) 23603.
Like as the hart desireth. 23609.
Long day closes. 26242.
Love’s lullaby. 23675.
My little pretty one. 26494.
My true love hath my heart.
11852.
Nights (The) 9472.
Nine settings of the Kyrie Hleison.
a5 lot.
Now that the sun hath veil’d.
21798.
Nursery rhymes. 26583.
O blessed name. 21805.
O love the Lord. 2376.
O worship the Lord. 26617.
O’er the earth the shades of even-
me? 9535.
Office for the holy communion.
14553, 17006.
Opening sentences. 26679.
Praise waiteth for Thee, O God.
24149,
Recollection. 2537.
Road to Jesus. 9909.
Say ye to the daughter of Zion.
6092.
Seven hymns. 25268.
Sing to the Lord a joyful song.
9909.
Singing for Jesus. 10144.
Song of night. 19091.
Song of stars. 19098.
Song of the sea. 27102.
Song of Zion. 10211.
Songs of the Irish harpers. 19105.
Strain upraise of joy and praise.
15163.
There’s a work for
10415.
all ve: do.
Bayley & Ferguson—Continued.
They brought young children to
Jesus. 10420.
Three offertory sentences. 24563.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord. 2866.
We're a noddin. 223813, 24764.
When day is done. 24794.
Baylor university. Baylor. 7408.
Baynes (S.) Up among the moun-
tains. 10548,
Baynham (A. C.)
PH Awe
Bayorgeon (A. J.)
march. 14792.
Bazzini (A.) Ronde des lutins.
Beach (Mrs, H. H. A.) :
O sweet content. 21816.
Old love-story. 26657.
Prelude (A) 21910.
Beach (N.) Id love to love a girl
who really loves me. 25903.
Beachamp (E. T.) Going home. 4282.
Spanish dance.
Purple and white
6010.
Beal (EH. B.) Flag that never fell.
1676.
Beal & McCarthy. Flag that never
fell. 1676.
Beal, Stuttard & co.:
Fall in my lads.
Fleet of fancies. 11251.
Hark, hark my soul. 11352.
Place for a boy. 11999.
11231.
Beale (T.) Rinka (La) 20425.
Beall (B. B.):
Come soon, O golden day. 11101.
God is love. 113818.
He brought me in and gave me
room. 113862.
Just for you. 11574.
Just one day. 11575.
Let heaven be your goal. 11619.
My Father’s storehouse. 11827.
Never afraid are we. 11870.
Saviour is come. 12114.
Some one is knocking. 12204.
Tell it out with joy. 12310.
That’s His word. 12822.
There’s joy in heaven.
To your Saviour come.
Travel in the road _ to
12362.
Two little hands.
We are in to win.
When the roll
12471.
Who’ll to the rescue. 12488.
Wonderful peace. 12522.
Beall (BH. H. S.) :
He is risen. 113866.
Wonderful peace. 12522.
Beall (J. G.):
Harvester’s joy. 11858,
I come on bended knee. 11416.
Jesus will light the valiey. 11551.
More love each day. 11800.
12338.
2354.
glory.
12376.
12435.
is called above.
1621
INDEX
CE)
DE. Ti; ss ens
Beall (J. G.)—Continued.
O sinner come. 11899.
Saviour’s hand. 12117.
Beall (IOws:
God is watching o’er me. 11314.
I’m going home. 11442.
Ransomed for eternity. 12044.
Beall’ (ey iy:
Oft I hear my Saviour. 11910.
Spare my boy. 12256.
Speed the news. 122838.
To your Saviour come. 12354,
We are in to win. 124385.
Beall (S. A.) :
Hitherto. 11394.
Trust in the Lord all the time.
12367.
Beallaecr IN)
Bless the Lord. 11013,
I need Jesus all the way. 11451.
It is sweet to walk with Jesus.
11538.
Let us send the Gospel message.
11622.
Lo, I am with you all the way.
11655.
On life’s sea. 11932.
Thy way is the right one.
Beam (A. M.)
12346.
Can’t you find a girl
for me. 252387.
Beane (A. L.) She is my Eskimo
ta-ta. 2674,
Beard (A.) There’s one little girl
loves you. 19205.
Beard (E.)' Pearly. 2461.
Beattie (W.) I came away down-
hearted. 138672.
Beatty (E. E.) Nocturne. 22585.
Beatty (J. M.):
I’m longing for the old glee club
at home. 18826.
When the fields are white with
daisies. 223538.
Beaudry
23657.
Beaumont (H.):
Dream of spring. 13175.
Hope. 23289.
Isabella. 16587.
Lyric theatre march.
Beaumont (J.C. H.):
Fool (The) 8164.
Gentle Jesus. 8252.
Hello! girls. 18614.
Memory (A) 8164.
Nativity. 667.
Beaumont (P.):
Colinette. 22786.
Con amore. 11108.
Beaumont (V.) Twilight shadows.
12374.
Beauty spot. 1290, 6627,
Beazley (S. W.):
All the way over. 10917.
Angel chorus. 25002.
Love dreams. |
23687.
D355.
1622
Beazley (S. W.)—Continued.
Answer the divine.
20855.
Bless the Lord. 20936.
Blessed invitation. 17858.
Break the barriers. 12840.
Christ hath redeemed me.
Clinging close to His
TOT.
Come ye thankful people.
Coming this way. 21029.
Conquer the world in His name.
21034.
Crossing to that, far, far, away.
21047.
Do they think of me in heaven.
21086.
Door is open wide. 18151.
For Jesus’ sake. 11264.
Gather the golden grain. 21218.
Glory, glory. 21245.
God is watching. 23128.
Happy bells. 21298.
Haste away. 4892.
He lives again. 8409.
Hush my dear, sing
13667.
I heard the voice of Jesus. 18310.
In Bethlehem’s stall. 26005.
It is a good thing. 23466.
It won’t be long. 13872.
Jesus sought me. 21494.
Keep looking to Him. 21517.
Keep the standard waving. 11583.
Let me hold myself ready. 21553.
Live it every day. 21584.
Lord my shepherd is. 14116.
Matchless gift. 26360.
Mother will pray for me.
Newness of life. 11876.
Ninety and nine. 18755.
O come let us sing unto the Lord.
20299.
captain
110838.
hand.
25357.
lullaby.
21725.
O wanderer, come home. 9581.
O what a_ wonderful change.
14589.
Old-time prayer. 5641.
On to glory. 21841.
One sweetly solemn thought.
18807.
Only sleeping. 21852.
Onward soldiers of Christ.
Prince of power. 9780.
Reapers are needed. 9829.
Ring, bells of morning. 14857.
Sailor’s pride. 26947.
Shall it be you. 22042.
Shepherd of Israel. 6174.
Show your love. 22052.
Sing a song of cheer today. 6277.
Soft starlight shining. 27084.
Sometime. 22088.
Sunshine somewhere. 15198.
Sweetest words to me. 22156.
21854.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Beazley (S. W.)—Continued.
Tell all the world about Jesus.
S173:
Tell the story of love.
There’s a heavenly race.
There’s hope for
22201.
ALO a
6633.
every sinner.
Thy way, not mine. 19226.
‘Tis children’s day. 22218.
Victory-songs. 15436.
Voice of Christmas. 2970.
Wake the song of jubilee.
We sing the great salvation.
19338.
We've enlisted for the war. 15506.
When Jesus spoke her name.
22348.
Where the bells ring home. 22368.
Who is like unto Jesus. 7024.
Why have you wandered. 12498.
Without Jesus. 22398.
Wonderful blessings.
Wrong shall
22402.
(412.
Bechtel (H. F.) Orpheum march.
5691.
Beck (C. O.) Praise to Thee. 12017.
Beck-Slinn (E.) Lesbian maid. 16641.
Beckel (L. C.):
Anniversary hymn. 7291.
Christmas. 7685.
Earth is singing. T7977.
Easter bells. 7982.
Harvest song. 8395.
Lord of the harvest. 9038.
O tender love of Christmas night.
9527.
Rally day. 9828.
Becker (A. C.)
197387.
Becker (C.) Responsorium, O Maria
Domina. 17167.
Becker (G. J.) Vl call you baby.
23341.
Becker (J.) Hail to Columbus, 21297.
Becker (J. G.) Zip. 27598.
' Becker (R.) Evening bells. 11218.
Becker (R. L.):
A la mazurka. 7183.
Bumble bee. 7547.
Carmencita (La)
Consolation. 149.
Country parade.
Danse mignonne.
Harlequin. 138577.
Jolly mermaids. 4850.
Little study. 11650.
7600.
1487.
7839.
March of the goblins. 14205.
Marche. 7419.
Military step. 5319.
Miniature waltz. 2265.
Petite, D57t(i.
Polka. 9719.
Polka gracieuse. 147386.
Ritournelle. 5988.
22296.
have no quarter.
Enchanted woods.
Becker (R. L.)—Continued.
Tarentella. 10365.
Tocatta in D. 19524.
Triumphal march. 6725.
Valse. 7420.
Valse rustique.
Wood nymphs.
Becker (V. HE.)
15414.
15648.
Stille nacht, heilige
nacht. 6469.
Becker (W.) Wenn die rose welkt.
27468.
Becker (W. L.):
Alabama bound.
(26), 19455.
Love keeps the whole world young.
18565, 19437 (51).
Becker bros. Triumphal march. 6725.
Beckley (H.G.) My dear old mother’s
face. 9868.
Beckwith (D.):
May-day morn. . 16778.
To my sweetheart. 2877, 15320.
Becucci (E.):
Ali dorate. 3171..
Tesoro mio. 28380, 10885.
Bédard (L.) Soirées d’automne. 15081.
Bedard (M. T.) Raven head. 189382.
Bedell (A. P.) Sunset song. 15194.
Bedetti (E.):
Dernier réve. 22885
Pour la Toussaint.
Bedford (H.) Brown,
breezy. 25202.
Bedford-Wright (A.):
From the deep shadows. 13403.
Give me a little tender thought.
1761.
In a cloistered garden.
Beebe (Mrs. G. H.)
Spirit-land. 20196.
Beebe (I.) Where the cowslips bloom.
12480.
Beebe (V. L.)
for me. 9498.
Beebe (W.) Society galop.
Beech (H.):
Delusions. 3854.
Funny phrases. 4191.
Whist drive. 193879.
Beecher (F. M.) Yes Molly, Pll be
dreaming. 27567.
Beetham (J.) My pilot.
Beethoven (lL. van):
15715, 19487
241438.
broke and
26062.
Messages from
Not the sort of a girl
15076.
—-99
18728.
Adelaide. 7422.
Ah, perfido. 3388.
Andante. 7182 (7).
Beethoven; arr. by Will Earhart
& others. 1298.
Beethoven’s farewell to the piano.
3389.
Benedictus from mass
(8).
Chorale finale. 19529.
Contre-tanz. 12771. 20908.
Coriolan. 22594.
BD
5
i a ey |
1623
a a a a SE GES a et en nh ETO STEN no
INDEX
Dt. LE, Me Se v5
Beethoven (L. van)—Continued. Beirly (A.):
Country dances. 15829. I shall see Him. 23367.
Elf neue bagatellen. 7424. Who will volunteer. 24834.
Fiir Elise. 25097. Bekken (O.) Madeline. 20148.
Hymn of peace. 1294. Béla (K.):
Konzart. 383890. Lustspiel-ouverture. 9095.
Lord of all being. 33891. Rakoczy. 5923.
Love of love. 33892.
Meditation. 12772.
Menuets. 2425, 20909, 22595, 25098.
Piano compositions. 68.
Romance in G. 3398.
Romanze in F. 3394.
Sieben bagatellen. 7426, 10992.
Smaller rondo. 7428.
Sonata in C minor. 25099.
Sonate. 7427.
Sonatina. 25100, 25101.
Unto Thee. 15880.
Zweiunddreissig variationen. 7429.
Beggs (W. E.) Ambitious coon. 38203.
Behan (R. G.) I’m lonesome sweet-
heart since you said good-bye. 13721.
Behault (E. R. De). Mois et les
saisons. 18666.
Behim (A. E.):
Annette. 17781.
Kitty Rooney. 11591.
Ma belle rose. 22440 (46), 23689.
More. 18676.
Under the midnight moon. 19276.
Behling (A.) Frdéschelein (Die).
11278, 13398.
Behm (E.):
Auf der briicke. 1256.
Gute nacht. 1810.
Behr (F.):
Alerte (1’)
Camp of the gypsies.
First violet. 16208.
In the gypsy camp. 26021.
Pearl (A) 267382.
Waltz. 25110.
Behrend (A. H.):
By a southern sea.
Fair land of Kent.
Humility. 233038.
Behrend (B. F.) Lily fair. 23612.
Behrend (B. F.) music pub co. Happy
3168, 20828.
15902.
3553.
1645.
days gone bye. 25797.
Beilschmidt (C.) :
Hinsiedel. 38980.
Frisch vom storch. 4168.
Froher ausklang. 11279.
Goldhaar der junge. 113817.
Marsch. 10993.
Reigen. 120538.
Reiter im herbst. 12056.
Sage. 12100.
Schnitterin (Die) 6109.
Waldsee in dimmerung. 12426.
Wilden (Die) frauen vom Unters-
berg. 12511.
Bein (G. von)
5111.
Love everlasting.
Belagerungstand. 3401.
Belardez (A.) By the silvery San
Joaquin. 15892.
Belaribi (E.) On the way to Beni-
mora. 24032.
Belasco (O.) He’s gone, no one knows
where. 163856.
Belden (F. E.):
As for me and my house.
As we forgive. 1242.
Ask for the rain. 1243, 25023.
Ask not to be excused. 1244.
At evening time. 1246.
Away! For the kangaroo.
(106).
Be joyful in God. 1287.
Blood (The) avails. 138388.
Casting all your care upon Jesus.
1388.
Chiefest among ten thousand.
1424, 25286.
Choose now. 1483.
Come to-night. 1471.
Dove of peace. 1568.
Drifting down. 1588, 11195.
Everybody lift. 1640.
Hallelujah for the cross. 1818.
Hearts and homes. 1838.
His Spirit answers. 1856.
Hour by hour. 1868.
Jesus holds me fast. 2021.
Keep the pages white. 2055.
Launch the lifeboat. 2102.
My anchor holds in _ heaven.
2a0s, Jal S20.
My Father is King of kings. 2311.
Not unto us. 93.49.
Seven times. 2670.
Shall one be missing. 2673.
Songs for the King’s business.
6396.
Sunlight in the heart.
Sweet and low. 2790.
What shall it profit a man. 38016.
1238.
3119
2779.
Belden (R. K.):
Ad. im, ail’ Se
If you just know how. 19991.
In a temperance town. 8684.
Little drops of water. 16665.
Little side street where Mary
dwells. 21582.
Love that can never be told. 18572.
Message of the flowers. 16822.
My love for you is true. 9400.
My snow shoe girl. 20259.
Never to part. 20271.
Only girl for me. 14615.
1624
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Belden (R. K.)—Continued.
Please give me back my papa.
20374.
Sun always shines on pay day.
22141,
Sweet Louisiana Lou. 15210.
Tell me that you love me. 20606.
There’s a pathway to my heart.
20627.
Belden (R. L.)
girl. 12489.
Bell (D.):
Let me call you sweetheart once
again. 8935.
Smile. 10887 (185).
Uncle Sam. 10523.
Bell (F. L. B.) Helen. 25882.
Bell (G. H.) Drummer (The).
Bell (H.):
Meet me at French Lick Springs.
Who wants a little
13187.
21672.
Wizzle dozzle. 15625.
Bell (J. C.) Old glory. 17019.
Bell (Mrs. N. K.) What is the aim.
15527.
Bell music co.:
Canned corn rag. 7581.
Let me call you sweetheart once
again. 8985.
Uncle Sam. 10523.
Bella (J.) My sweetheart. 18732.
Bellairs (R. H.):
Cast me not away. 19597.
Day-dreams. 25425.
Fairy ring. 25594.
Hunter’s horn. 25885.
Liebesgruss. 5027.
Moonlight. 26435.
Parane. 5746.
Watersprite. 27448.
What are these. 193852.
While earth remaineth. 20755.
Windmill (The). 27548.
Belle of Barnstapoole. 669.
Belle of Brittany. 67, 1297.
Belle of the boulevard. 15704 (1387).
Bellegarde (J. K.) Will my dream
of love come true? 19389.
Bellerby (EH. J.):
Toccata. 25118.
Tranquillo. 17527.
Bellinger (F.). May night. 2219.
Bellingham (G.) Lengthening day.
14033.
Bellini (H.):
Canzon’a Carmela.
’E stelle. 3958.
Me vulesse vendicé. 5262.
3583.
Oi benedittu core. 9565.
Siono. 6188.
Sunné e muri. 10296.
Bellini (V.):
Norma. 12781, 25119.
Sonnambula (La) 20918.
C8 eS Eee
Sc _ __
Bellstedt * (HY) tt “I. wetewa bid:
21425. ;
Bellstedt (H.) jr. Who’s next. 17688.
Belt (S. E.) Mr. Moon. 18660.
Benatzky (R.):
Edi war ein kavalier. 3974.
Es war einmal. 4011.
Horizontale (Die) 8492.
Kleine lampe. 4931.
Knopfelschuh. 4935.
Kokottchens nachtgebet. 4936.
Liebesidyll. 5028,
Lisette. 5051.
Mein freund, seine frau und ich.
5270.
Sonate (Die) 6378.
Waldesstimmen. 6898,
Benda (F.) Pastorale. 9659.
Benda (H.) HEtuden fiir violine.
1 PALES,
Eendal (A.);
Reformationspsalm., 21934.
Sein werd’ in aller welt gedacht.
24325.
Bendel (F.) Tyrolienne. 6766.
Bender (G. H.) Prayer (A) 5862.
Bendix (C.) Spendthrift (The)
20557.
Bendix (M.):
Canzonetta. 25244.
Danse é6cossaise. 25415,
Melodie. 25121.
Moto perpetuo. 26456.
_ Prayer. 26783.
Bendix (P.):
Betrogene affenjiger. 20923.
Mein alles hier im leben. 21680.
Prost, prost, wir seh’n uns wieder.
21917.
Bendix (T.):
Album of standard operas.
Apex of love. 26.
Commuters (The)
Divertisement
10887 (107).
I love the dance. 482
Italian scene. 2010.
Lion and the mouse.
Seven days waltzes.
Third degree. 2854,
Bendix (T.) album. 25122.
Bénech (—) Ah! MéGlina.
Bénech (1.):
Alza! Manolita. 15787, 24971.
Madrilena (La) 26307.
Manette-Manon. 18600.
Marche 4 Ninon. 18606.
Micaella mia. 28802.
Myrella. 16923, 18737.
Princesse d’amour. 26792.
Senedict (—):
7216.
22806.
(The) 8875,
14079.
20497, 277384.
17757.
Comin’ thro’ the rye. 15991.
"Tis the last rose of summer.
16341.
1625
INDEX
pia, aS wes
Benedict (E. B. }
Bacarrat (La)
Yankee land.
10973.
10829.
Benedict — (HE. - H.) Oxford galop.
(182) (65).
Benedict (R. L.) Oxford galop.
T182 (65). .
Benedictine Press. Oregon grape.
18812.
Benham (C.) f= can’t think of any-
thing that’s half as sweet as you.
23320.
Benham (E. J.)
(45).
Benjamin (A. J.):
American roller skating rink. 1265.
10930.
Noél 4a St. Moritz.
Piazza del Popolo. 9694, 14702.
Sommernacht am Rhein. 6869.
Weiber!, mein herz liebes wieberl.
17641.
May moon. 12565
16949.
Zither-spielers lieblinge. 24908.
14 studies. 26978.
24 studien. 26979.
32 studien. 24297. é
Benjamin (M.) Little dream face in
the sky. 9003.
Renker (K.) Happy New Year. 25801.
Genkhart (G, A.):
Becky do the bombashay. 19526.
Mary, you're a big gir! now. 3119
(55), 5239.
Oh that funny rag. 23998.
School bells. 14952.
Bennard (G.):
Have Thy way Lord. 25811.
When He is come. 17652.
Bennet (C. W.):
Battleship North Dakota.
25081.
Bridal tour. 12841, 2518&7.
Loving eyes. 5146.
Searlet crow. 10028.
Union Jack. 10534.
Bennett (—):
Cowboy now boy.
Let me steal a
26197.
My what a funny little world
this is. 18785, 27726.
Rolypoly eyes. 26899.
Stop your blushing. Rosie.
(168).
Bennett (A. C.):
Blessing and glory.
If ye love Me. 18775.
10985,
158, 12565 (23).
24911
Office of the Holy Communion.
17007.
Through the starry midnight dim.
20636.
Union Jack. 12385.
kiss from you.
| Bennett (EK. K.)
|
Dear little wife and
home, sweet home. 3840.
Bennett. (G. J.) :
Communion service. 12981.
Offertory sentences. 14552.
Bennett (1L.):
Daddy was a grand old man. 1508.
3119 (381), 7809, 11126, 13040,
17988.
Deutscher (Der) rag. 22888.
I’m head over heels in love with
you. 8599.
Maxie don’t take a taxie. 23749,
PUPAE
Old man’s getting younger every
day. 9577.
So long Tony. 20814 (102), 22079.
Sunrise brings idle dreams. 6502.
Take me to that ball, Bill. 27228.
Underneath the wishing tree.
21313.
Wait till we gather in the golden
corn. 22298, 22440 (69).
When the clover moon is shining
down. 20748.
When you know that you’re re-
membered. 15577.
Wouldn’t you like to take a little
girl to raise. 27562.
You can’t go wrong when your
heart is right. 10841.
Bennett (S.) Rondeau 4 la polonaise.
18970.
Bennett (T. C.):
Fragrance of June. 162386.
Grandpa there are none like you.
16811.
If lovey should die what would
duckey do. 16481.
Lovelight. 5135.
Sycamore saplin.
Bennett (T. C. S.):
Come with me to the sea.
I still have the rose. 4606.
It’s very vexin’. 13870.
My bungalow in Bond Street.
18701.
Bennett (T. J.)
Bennitt (Ll. A.)
Benoist (A.):
Beside the cross. 22619.
Chanson d’autrefois. 3629.
Fantaisie lAmerique. 11233.
Lys. 238688.
Mazurka. 23758.
Menuet du bon vieux temps.
Rose leaves. 24280.
Benson (A. 8S.) Homespunrag. 16390,
17742 (52).
Bentley (A. E.):
Song primer made for -the chil-
dren. 17366.
Song series. 17367.
Twenty song classics.
15217.
12971.
Only waiting. 20336.
Yale wrinkle. 7113.
2243.
3415.
1626
INDEX
nos. 1-52. Jan.—Dec., 1910
Bentley (W. W.):
Ministry of song. 2266.
Open the door for the children.
17035.
Benton (C. T. H.) Woman’s fran-
chise. 15682.
Benton (T. J.) Forward, soldiers.
13379.
Benyon (R. K.) Dreamlight. 13183.
Berardinis (A. De). De Balivier. 3882.
Bérat (F.) Mouton perdu. 20228,
Bereny (H.):
Du edles traubenblut. 3941.
Fliichtiges gliick. 4124, 23027.
Kuess mich liebster. 4945.
Lied und szene der detectivs. 5037.
Lied von haubenstock. 23599.
Lord Piccolo.
26261.
Piccolo lied. 5788.
Snob lied. 6318, 24399.
Tanz duett. 6565.
9040, 23649, 26252-
Beresford (A.) England. 18089, 21138.
Beresford (L.):
Entreat me. not.
Festival oratorio.
He is risen. 4406.
Hearken unto Me. 4415.
Hosanna to the Son of David. 4478.
In a cradle so lowly. 4689.
Indian lover’s song. 20019.
Indian serenade. 16522.
My soul is weary. 5467.
Nothing’s worth while. 2350.
Praise ye the Lord. 5860.
Sing Oh daughter of zion. 6285.
4005.
252.
Suffer little children. 6487.
Three wise men. 6666.
Worthy is the Lamb. 7108.
Berg (J. H.) Good bye old society.
21266.
Berg (L.):
All alone with May. 19458, 24911
(81).
Girl behind the counter is the girl
I love. 1158 (82), 1752.
Berg (W. v. d.):
Herziges schitzle. 19896.
Ringlein sprang entzwei.
Wiegenlied. 20768.
Wir zwei. 20772.
Bergé (I.):
Have you not seen the timid tear.
4395.
He that goeth forth with weeping.
21313.
*Tis love that murmurs. 6685.
Berge (L.) Young people’s Catholic
hymn book. 10857.
Berge music co. Young people’s Catho-
lie hymn book. 10857.
Bergen (G. U.) Flag song. 18344.
Bergen (J. A.) Senga waltz. 24829.
Bergen musie co. Leaves are drop-
ping. 4984.
20424.
Bergenholtz (E.)
book. 2388.
Berger (F.), jr.
rock. 14099.
Berger (G. A.)
8871.
Berger (H.)
Berger (R.):
Aprés londée. 7296.
Aviation francaise. 250538.
Bulgare (La) 15885.
Calais-Douvres. 107.
Claudine. 22783.
Cloches de Mai. 7709.
Cri du coeur. 7789, 22828.
Dans la Puszta. 7830, 22854.
Deux danses espagnoles. 1306.
Femme passa. 23007.
Grégoire. 19853.
Master Bob. 2217.
Paris-joyeux. 18835.
Pour toujours. 24144.
Puce (La) 18915.
Puzzle. 17140.
Réve aux étoiles.
Réve d’un moment.
Soirée au Prater.
Valse de ballet. 19292.
Whisky and soda. 15590.
White negroes. 20760.
Berger (W.):
Charfreitag. 11070.
Musikant (Der) 23802.
Oernulfs klage. 2385.
Sechs klavierstticke. 22618.
Seid verschwiegen. 10074.
Sturmesmythe. 10278.
Variationed und fuge. 6819.
Von ferne klingen glocken. 12422,
Bergh (A.):
December.
Good night. 4297.
Lord’s prayer. 5098, 11665.
Lost doll. 5104.
Night rider. 14482.
Raven (The) 9825.
Sleepless dreamings.
Sweet daffodil. 27206.
Thou art my rest. 153808.
Wind and sea. 24849.
Would you. 15652.
Bergheim (A.) Waiting.
Berghout (J.) Miniatures.
Bergman (F.) Cat grin rag.
Bergmann (K.):
Au revoir. 7182 (104), 78388.
Call again. 7569.
New creation band
Little twig of Sham-
Konig und sdnger.
Leilehua. 2107.
17172.
5964, 18942.
17349,
25438.
15054.
12428.
14305.
25256.
Childhood days. 7657.
Fleeting hours. 8141.
Here and there. 8450.
In dance time. 138786.
On duty. 9588.
Playroom echoes. 17104.
Rainbow tints. 9819.
Young hearts. 10856.
1627
68294—10——13
INDEX
pt. 101, WOS., ¥. 5
Beremiiller (K.) An die heimat.
3224.
Bergquist (J. V.) Jul-kantat. 16568,
285038.
Bergquist (N. W.) Swedish folk
dances. 24525.
Bergstrom music co. My Honolulu
Hula veel. 23k,
Berheim (B.) Emogene. 8024.
Beringer (O.) Etude de concert.
4019.
Bériot (C. de):
Air varié. 24941.
Andantino et rondo russe. 3231.
Fantaisie lyrique. 112384.
7™° concerto in G. 3424.
Berlin (I.):
’ Angels. 12641. ” Hy
~ Before I go and marry. 3395.
/Call me up some rainy afternoon.
12880.
/ Dat draggy rag. 18070.
“I just came back to say good-bye.
4548.
“Tt can’t be did. 18860.
AAnnocent Bessie Brown. 28457.
Some one’s waiting for me, we'll
wait, wait, wait. 10887 (202).
/Stop, stop, stop. 24477.
“That mesmerizing Mendelssohn
tune. 6619.
Jas it on your piano.
Yiddisha eyes. 22416.
“Yiddle, on your fiddle. 7126.
Berlin (V. H.) Kinder, sind die Inder
stinder. 8845,
Berlioz (H. L.):
19259.
Beatrice and Benedict. 3425.
Benvenuto Cellini. 3426.
Choral fantasia on Faust. 25136.
Danse des sylphes. 12788, 15841.
Foolish idle regrets. 18146.
Réakoéezy march, 19537.
Trojans in Carthage. 13808.
Ungarischer marsch. 20922.
Bermeker (C.) Heidekind (Das).
23239.
Bernahl (—.) What would mama
say. 27475. ;
Bernahl (O.) I love a little girlie.
13705.
Bernard (M.):
Dear old Frisco town. 1530.
I’m goin’ to tell on you. 16452,
17742 (58).
That ticklin’ rag. 20624, 20814
(111).
Berndt (F.) Sweet as roses. 6520.
Berner (L.) Miirthenblatter. 18694.
Bernhard music co. Golden feather.
1770.
Bernhardt (F.):
Just phone, I’ve got that funny
feeling for you. 4883,
Bernhardt (F.)—Continued.
When the harvest moon is Sshin-
Ing. 15062.
Bernheim (EH. S.):
Child’s garden of verse.
My Kate. 5485.
Somebody. 2719.
Berniaux (D.):
Bonsoir mam’zell’ Rose. 22651.
1426.
Myrella. 16928, 18737, 23904,
24911 (151).
Myrella march. 21778.
Réve (Le) de lavenir, 24204,
Bernier (A.):
Lovers of liberty. 14150.
My heart to you is given. 21756.
Berr (J.) :
Allerseelen, 1188.
Vogelweisheit. 2969.
Berridge (A.):
Hail, Saviour King. 25788.
Light of the world. 26214.
Lord is come. 26251,
Lord of the harvest. 18558.
Lord of the living harvest. 9039.
There were sheperds. 27298.
Thousand years have come.
27808.
Thy King cometh unto thee.
27316.
Berrow (G.) My heart’s a garden.
26487.
Berrueco y Serna (M.) A _ Ela,
17748.
Berry (E. W.) music co.:
Beauty’s dream. 17837.
Glory Greene. 18186.
In lovers land. 18387.
Berry (G. de R.) Joy riding. 11557
Berry (Mrs. H. A.) Song of the cow-
boy. 6382.
Berry (M. HE.) Mirza.
(78).
Bertelin (A.):
Chanson. 11001.
Chanson grise. 11063.
Chasseur noir. 11072.
Il pleut des pétales de fleurs.
14311, 20814
4674.
J’ai jeté. 11546.
Lied. 11002.
Musique. 5406.
Sonate en ré mineur. 19088.
Souffrance. 12226.
Bertini (E.) Sursum corda. 27199. |
Bertini (H. J.) 25 études. 25137, |
25188.
Berton (C.) My little bungalow.
9396.
Berton (R. de) Wizard violinist.
17709. :
Bertram (W.):
Wenn die rose welkt. 27468.
Zu neuen taten. 20806.
1628
| &
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Berwald (W.):
Beneath the cross of Jesus. 7442.
Bright and joyful is the morn.
25182.
Day of resurrection. 7854.
Hark, what mean those holy
voices. 25806.
Lift up, lift up your voices now.
=N4A2
5048.
O come, all ye faithful. 5571.
O Lord, God of my salvation.
5582.
O love that wilt not let me go.
16983.
O paradise. 5590.
Saviour again to Thy dear name.
10019.
To Thee, O Lord. 27328.
Welcome happy morning.
When the day of toil
17664.
Beschnitt (J.)
Besly (E. M.)
Besly (M.): —
Boy (The) scout.
6950.
is done.
Primrose (The) 2508.
22663.
Don’t sing yip-i-addy. 22907.
Mister Sun. 20210.
North North Pole. 21793.
To a red rose. 24626.
Bessel (W.) & cie.:
Anna Karenina. 12644.
Deuxiéme symphonie. 3490.
Foire de Sordtchintsi. 4126.
Gopak. 4306.
Josua. 504.
Khowantchina. 4905, 13955.
Miarchen vom Zar Saltan. 16740.
Odipus. 706.
Pan voyevoda. 735.
Petite suite. 93.
Roi Satil. 9922.
Salambo. 840.
Tristesse d’amour. 19253.
Valse caprice. 22251.
Bessel (W.) & cie., Breitkopf & Hartel.
Boris Godunow. 20949.
Bestor (D.):
Come where the violets bloom.
7742.
If you'll roll the silver lining.
4666.
Long green club. 2155.
Missing link. 2273.
Peek-a-boo, Mister Moon, peek-a-
boo. 26784.
Ripples. 9900.
Rosebud. 20447.
She used to sing grand opera.
27023.
That Indian rag. 20611.
Beswick (B.) I want you always.
11469.
Betjemann (R. D.)
= King. 27281.
Bettikin co. Bettikin girl. 1818.
There dwelt a
Song of Ossian. 12210.
———s
Betts (I. W.) My dear old Ohio
home. 20246.
Betts (J. N.) If you havn’t any real
estate. 451.
Betty in dreamland. 1086, 1754, 3020,
4448, 4887, 5151, 5438, 7182 (126),
7182 (144), 7182 (152), 7182 (158),
10887 (116), 10887 (209).
Beverlim (Z.) Since I am free. 19069.
Bevier-Williams (G.) Ballerine (La)
3336.
Beyeler (O.)
do. 20735.
Beyer (A.) Joseph’s coat of many
colors. 4852.
Bial (H.):
Beware, beware. 7458.
I can say truly rural. 85389.
I’ll let the world go by. 8578.
When you’re married girls. 10750.
Bianchi (F.) Komm reiche mir zum
kusse. 20067.
Bibl CRs)
Nocturne.
Scherzino. 3482.
Bible institute colportage
Prodigal son. 5880.
Biby (H. A.) I love my little country
Mary. 8584.
Bickford (M. A.):
A minor. 24915.
Angel Gabriel. 25008.
Arpeggio and _ slurring
ZOMG:
Arpeggio and technical studies.
25018.
Bavarian waltz. 25082.
Billy Wilson’s clog. 25145.
Blue bells of Scotland. 25164.
Chords and positions. 25299.
Constancy waltz. 25369.
Dixie medley. 25464.
Rasy exercises. 25517.
Hlevated bass. 255383.
Exercises in C and G. 25586.
Familiar melodies. 25600.
First finger. 25625.
Fisher’s hornpipe. 25629.
Four fingers. 25645.
Fourth position. 25646.
Frolics on the midway. 25663.
Girl I left behind me. 25703.
Half step march. 25789.
Home, sweet*home. 25863.
Jesus lover of my soul. 26091.
What are you going to
3431.
ass’n.
study.
Melody ,on C and @ _ strings.
26383.
Old timers. 26662.
Open strings. 26678.
Peach blossoms eaprice. 26731.
Perpetual motion. 26740.
Progressive melodies. 26797.
Sailor’s hornpipe. 26946.
Seale and key of A major. 26968.
5 fat,” 26969:
= nat. 26070.
1629
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
i eee en ee
Bickford (M. A.)—Continued.
Scale and key of F. 26971.
Seale of C. 26972.
Seale of G. 26978.
Second and third fingers.
Second position. 26993.
Sentinel (The) 270038.
Studies in bowing. 27177.
Technical studies. 27250.
Third position. 27300.
Time studies. 27320.
Time study. 27321.
Bickmore (H. G.):
Angels’ song. 22.
I’m going home.
Message of peace.
Our risen King. 9631.
Bideau (BE. M.) Hail!
IB i1k;
Bideri (F.):
7A echiu bella "Napule. 1155.
A chi vuod repassa. 20815, 24912.
7A luntananza @’ ’o surdato. 1159,
26992.
old Baker.
3125. -Si tiene core. 27035.
"A ’nnammurata d’ ’o bersagliere. Sirenetta. 27059.
20817, 24916. Sora mia. 22107, 27114.
7A Rossa € copp’ ’o Vommero. Stornelli trecenteschi. 22127,
20818, 24917. 27168.
A ’sta fenesta. 20819. Strofe del postino. 24495, 27175.
A vulesse! 3128. Suonno ’e giuventu. 2782, 6505.
7A garellara. 3129, 31380. Suora di carité. 27194.
*"Ammore ’e marenare. 3212. Tirolese (La) 22215, 27328.
Ammore vicino. 20844, 24982. Torna a me! 6708.
Arricamanno. 20869. Vaco. ascianno ‘na guagliona
Bareone ‘nehiuso. 22571. ~naista! 22247.
Bella ca puorte’ e zudccole. Vi vorrei baciar. 2954, 6842.
20912, 25116. Vo turna. 22280.
Bella di Granata. 3403. Vocca bella. 22281, 27418.
Bella Hermosa. 22602. Vocea luntana. 6869, 6870.
Bella mia. 1295. __ Voce a mare. 22282.
Campaniello d’oré. 22698, 25283. Bidgood (T.) Sons of the brave.
Canta oj’ marend. 22702, 252388. 24444, |
Canta pe’ me. 13872. Bidwell (GC. K.) Back to the old farm
Garuli, lassa a Ciccillo. 3597. for mine. 7381. 5: ean
Comm’ ’o sole. 7744. Bieberkraut (B.) Pensée lointaine.
Dint’ ’a nuttata. 21079. 5763.
"H cappielle @’ ’e ffemmene. 3952.
ffemmene dd’ o> vommero.
DIIO8, 25512.
E pure I é cosi.
"HR serene ’e Marechiare.
3957.
Fa chello che dich’ i’.
I ’penzo sempe a tte!
Ingenua. 21462, 26033.
Italia bella. 2009.
Mad’ muazel Fru-Fru.
26305.
Mai cara Giulietta !
Mai rosa. 26401.
Mare, mare mio. 21652.
Margareté. 21658, 26336.
Mia cara Giulietta. 21691.
Mia Rosa. 21692.
Mietitura (La) 26403.
21109, 25518.
3956,
21160.
4600.
21630,
26399.
1630
Biehl? (2B)
sweet home.
Biehler (J.)
6273.
Bielfield (A.)
Bieringer (J.)
fiddler plays.
Bierly (A.)
Bigaglio (D.)
majeur. 1317.
Bideri (F.)—Continued.
Napulité. 5496.
’Nfame che Si.
*Nfunn’ ’o mare.
’Ngiuline. 2339.
Nun me vo’ bene. 21801, 26581.
’O girasole. 2871, 5574.
°O giuramento. 23872, 5575.
°O ~6sciacquante d’ 4 Cantina.
21813, 26610.
°O sfelenza. 21814, 26611.
’Onne d’ ’o mare. 5674.
Palummella. 5735.
Pane e cepolle. 2446.
Pe’ dispietto. 26728.
Pecki la moglie del mandarino.
21882.
Questa non si tocca. 21928, 26822.
Regina del contado. 12050.
Serenata a Posillipo.
FOU:
Serenatella appaurata. 6158.
Si’ bella. 22058.
23934, 26549.
26550.
22038,
Biedermann (EH. J.):
Dance of the fairies. 7825.
Father in heaven. 1383804.
,Biehl (A.):
4845.
19540.
Johnny and Meg.
15 selected études.
12.
Scherzo. 11004.
25912.
All I want is a home, }
Since Mary has a beau. |
I get daffy when the |
They know my voice. |
24602. ; a a
Biermann (E.) Love-question. 23664.
Sonate en Si grave |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1910
—_——
Biglow & Main co. Evangeliums-
Singer. 13264.
Bilbro (M.):
Christmas letter. 11088.
We might be spared many heart-
aches. 10677, 12439.
Bilderback (W. E.) I'd like to make
a hit like father. 21366.
Bilhorn (P. P.):
All hail the Power.
Behold a stranger.
Bow down Thine ear.
Come let us join. 7730.
Come my soul thy suit prepare.
22798.
20882.
7434.
T7505.
Fount of blessing. 8180.
God is my salvation. 21254.
God is our refuge. 21257.
Grace as we need. 4319.
He leadeth me. 8408.
Heavenly harmony. 4424.
Holy, holy, Lord, God Almighty.
21341
Hymns
1884.
I was glad. 8630.
I will bless the Lord. 8631.
I will feed my flock. 8634.
I will go unto God. 21411.
I will lift up mine eyes. 21412,
Keep up the fight. 4902.
Make a joyful noise. 21637.
My Jesus, I love Thee. 9390.
My Savior means so much to me.
5462.
Now is the accepted time.
O give thanks. 21806.
O morning land. 9518.
Oh worship the King. 9557.
of heavenly harmony.
21797.
One moment with Jesus. 17030.
Ruth. 6042.
Sweet will of God. 10335.
Billi (V.):
Badinage. 7383.
Dors mignonne. 18038.
Féte au village. 8126.
Gai réveil. 18164.
Lilas blancs. 8984, 26220.
My petite étoile. 18585.
Nymphes et faunes. 9499, 26585.
Ronde des gamins. 18969.
Séduction. 26995.
Strimpellata alla luna. 19136.
Billings (—) Lord is risen indeed.
- 9036.
Billings
25087.
Billings (B. L.)
25200, 25201.
Billsborrow (H. J.)
8812.
Binet (F.):
"A Vorée du bois. 1157.
Anniversaire de grand-papa 12647.
Ecureuils (Les) 38972.
(A. F.) Beautiful girls.
Brotherhood march.
Just a memory.
a ee ee eee
Binet (F.)—Continued.
Refain de perrette. 14822.
Sérénade rose. 10102.
Sur la route. 10306.
1°* prélude. 1319.
Bingham (Mrs. A. E.) Down goes the
Shanty. 7931.
Bingham (C. D.):
Because of you dear.
(95).
Lost song. 562, 10887 (160).
Would that this rose could speak
to you. 1140, 10887 (222).
Bingham (H.):
Balloon man. 20899.
Be merciful to me. 10986.
Busy. 11035.
Her literary taste. 11381.
Bingham (H. W.):
California Indian song. 15901.
Won’t you be my Buster Brown.
7089.
Binner (H. B.):
Hypnotizing Lize. 19924.
My Tasmanian maid. 20261.
Birback (S. Mel.) Pearly dewdrop.
62, 10887
14683.
Birch (A.) Grandioso. 18515.
Birch (D.) Peace, perfect peace.
14680.
Birch (R.) Lady slippers. 16621.
Birchard (C. C.) & co.:
Assembly praise-book. 25025.
Beethoven. 1298.
Haydn. 1827.
Hymn of peace.
In Spain. 13807.
Laurel octavo bulletin. 14018.
Laurel music reader. 21548.
Maria Mari. 14218.
Miller’s wooing. 14802.
One hundred folk-songs.
Owl (The) 14652.
School song book. 6117, 26984.
Silent now drowsy bird. 14551.
Song of joy. 27380.
Song of the triton. 15110.
Twenty song classics. 93415.
Birchard (R. W.) Head that heads
1294.
4236.
our country. S419.
Bird (A.): Sketch. 6297.
Bird (K.) Rhythmic gradus. 17177,
26879.
Bird Ces 3)3) ¢
Close to thy side. 22785.
Don’t you ery no moh! 19705.
From baby. 238065.
Lifes sweet day is gently closing.
28604.
My song divine. 5466.
’Neath the old pepper tree. 5506.
Now the evening shades. 20292.
O, but the night was fair. 26589.
26615.
O, the sun is low.
20306.
O ye who love.
1631
INDEX
Bird (P. D.)—Continued.
Somebody’s girl. 24416.
There’s the gentle voice of love.
20626.
Until the morning’s light. 15396.
When the mists have rolled away.
3034.
Will you come.
Birge (EH. B.)
3059.
Supplementary song
series. 27195. F
Biringer (H.) Cuyahoga centennial.
25395.
Birkedal-Barfod (L.) Studies for the
left hand alone. 20575.
Bisbee (R. M.) Circle D_ ranch.
19628.
Bischoff (Mrs. BH. B.):
When you and I were young,
Maggie. 7182 (99).
Winding (A.) 15704 (54).
Bischoff (J. W.):
Autumn lullaby. 20883.
City of surcease. 19624.
Féte napolitaine. 21181.
Fleur-de-lis. 261.
Graziella. 21284.
Heartsease. . 385.
I arise from dreams of thee.
19927.
In the gondola. 21452.
Stars twinkle bright, dear. 6459.
Summer is here. 6498.
When you and I were young,
Maggie. 7182 (99).
See also Bischoff (Mrs. E. B.)
Bisenius (C. J.) Hunky Dory. 18283.
Bisenius (L.) Hunky Dory. 18283.
Bishop (—) Home _ sweet home.
11397, 16389.
Bishop (T. B.) Pretty as a picture.
2504.
Bishop-Polla. Home sweet home.
23279.
Bissell (C. P.) Last call. 21540.
Biton (i. J-) :
Cantique 4 la Sainte Eucharistie.
5288.
Cantique au Saint Sacrement.
15908.
Jerusalem. 18424.
Memorare de Saint Bernard.
16799, 16800.
Missa in horrorem B. M.
23817.
Psaumes de Gouidimel. 785.
Salutatio. 841.
Sept paroles de N. S. Jesus-Christ.
10086.
Service de vépres. 2668.
Suite d’orgue. 17411.
Trois messes. 16120.
Vepres du Saint Sacrement. 12406:
Vesperae S. S. Sacramenti. 17594.
Bittman (N. 8.) Dago peddler. 3802.
pt. Di, as: VS
Bittner (J.):
Der schnapphihne
25450.
Es dunkelt. 21144.
Freund sturm. 25654.
Frohe morgen. 25660.
winterlied.
Hymnus. 21358.
Liebeslied. 21561.
Bizet (G.):
Amour (L’) est un oiseau rebelle.
25150.
Carmen. 1324, 11007, 11010, 12808,
20982.
Chanson du toreador. 20933.
Intermezzo, aus der oper Carmen.
15853.
Menuet de l’arlesienne. 27615.
Minuett. 25151,
Petite suite d’orchestre. 17853.
Réves (Les). 1826.
Song of the toreador.
25152.
Toreador song. 12809.
Bjornson (J.) Home of God. 23277.
Black (J. M.):
God is calling you. 16285.
House of many mansions.
Shall it be you. 22042.
Black (Mrs. M. 8.) To every heart
there comes some gladness. 24628.
Black (M. V.) Old school house. 14585.
Black-Smith & co. Big stick. 19541.
Blackburn (G. A.) We are merry
little urchins. 22308.
Blacker (R.S.) Snow-balltime. 6319.
Blackett (F.) Once every year. 24034.
Blackford (—) Nervous rag. 18749.
Blaha_¢J.) =
Alte i bitt? di brumm net.
Alter stammgast. 12617.
Fass'ltippler (Der) 25606.
Furchtlos und treu. 25672.
Grundhofbua (Der) 25775.
Herzogin Sofie Hohenberg-gavotte. |
13626.
Héchste steiger. 13688.
Kobi seitensprung. 138982.
Muttersprache im tierreiche. 5409. |
Schénste land am Donaustrand. |
26981.
So is’ und so war’s und so wird’s |
immer sein. 27088.
Um mitternacht. 27368.
8°" regiments marsch. 7178-7181.
Blair (A.) I might be somebody some }
day. 4592.
Blair (H.):
Allegro in F. 1328.
Bells of Elfarnie. 22607.
Canzona in F. 1829. )
Children of the heavenly King. |
15953.
Fantasie in A minor. 3457.
Giver of all. 21242.
Hark, my soul, itis the Lord. 4381. |
1153 (163),
16396.
24969.
1632
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Blair (H.)—Continued.
Largo in G. 18380.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in D.
23701,
March in E flat. 13881.
Nine settings of the Kyrie Eleison.
25157.
O Lord, the very heavens shall
praise Thy works. 23964.
Office of the holy communion.
14553, 17006.
Pastorale in C. 13882.
Postlude. 7475.
Road to Jesus. 9909.
Sing to the Lord a joyful song.
9909.
Thy will be done. 22213.
Blake (A.) Sad remembrance. 12099.
Blake (C.):
Honey bug. 16391, 20814 (54).
Honey when it’ssunny. 1863, 7182
(128).
Love ain’t liking, liking ain’t love.
18562.
Love’s dream of you. 21609.
Meet me half way. 21675.
Miss Coquette. 18656.
Roses remind me of you.
Spoonlight. 17887.
Tenderfoot. 19194.
When it’s sunny honey. 3119 (97).
Yankee kid. 1153 (188).
You’re a classy lassie. 24888.
Blake (C. D.) Roses have bloomed
and faded. 15704 (45).
Blake (J. H.):
America. 14.
Our star spangled banner.
5710, 9634, 11956.
Blake (W. A.) Green hills of Oregon.
4348.
Blake (W. B.) Ruh ist beim kreuze
fiir dich. 14910.
9966.
730,
Blake (W. P.) Linda mia. 15704
(27);
Blakeley (W.) It was a lover and his
lass. 234738.
Blakeley Cire AS) Terpsichore.
15251.
Blanchard (F. H.):
Collegian (The) 7716, 20814 (38).
Valse fantastique. 20814 (115).
Whirl of society. 24829, 24911
(189).
Blanchard (M.)
3177.
Blanche (B.) I want a real nice man.
25958, 27706.
Blanchet (E. R.):
Fiinf etiiden. 19544.
Polonaise. 9722.
Tema con variazioni. 17468.
Blanck (Il. F.) I love you best of all.
8589.
All I want is you.
Blanek (0O.):
Twink-ling stars. 22232.
Veno benito. 22259.
Blaneck (O. H.) Veno benito. 22259.
Bland (C. O.) Love’s cherished harp.
11683.
Blandford (G. M.):
All the boys love Rosie. 19460.
Four little butterflies. 19795.
Vision of love. 10607.
Wild flower. 22382.
Blanke-Belcher (H.):
Ain’t you coming out to-night.
8119 (11), 3158.
T’ll do anything but —. 213878,
24911 (119).
Lonesome land. 2154, 3119 (50).
Love dreams. 238658, 24911 (139).
Maxine waltzes. 14240, 17742
Gra!)
Polaire.
Prairie-land.
Telling lies.
Withered rose.
Blass (C. A.):
Dear old Michigan. 25432.
I’m a goin’ to go to Ypsilanti.
8591.
Blassett (H.) jr. When
night comes ’round. 15553.
Blatch (G. F.) Roundelay (A.) 9978.
Blatch (H.) Rip Van Winkle, junr.
20426.
Blaxland (B.):
O salutaris hostia. 18777.
O saving Victim. 16989.
Blazejewicz (Mrs. M.) Good old way.
8324.
Blazek (F.)
had a girl.
Blech (L.):
Ghasel.
Liebes-noten.
Schelmenliedchen.
Bleyle (K.):
Bausteine fiir die reifere jugend.
22581.
Gnomentanz.
Konzert in C dur.
Blickhahn (F.):
If you can’t tell how you love me
write a book. 18366.
Larkspur. 16682, 26170.
Blier (A.) Skating. 2696.
Blind Boone:
Last dream. 2097.
Rag medley no. 2. 2582.
Blinn (H.) Texas. 10386.
Bliss (Mrs. J. W.) See Lindsay (M.).
Bliss (P.) Moonlight. 9318.
Bliss (P. P.) God cares. 23125.
Bloch (E.):
Biedermeiertanz. 20926.
Fahrschule. 21161.
Gavotte noblesse.
21903, 24911 (158).
5852.
6601.
27553.
Saturday
I used to sing I wish I
1918.
18176.
18514.
10033.
18190, 21248. .
17859, 22635.
21221.
1633
INDEX
Bloch (E.)—Continued.
Gavotte-walzer. 4212.
Kirschbltitenfest. 21525.
Kronprinzen-walzer. 21529.
Macbeth. 23692.
Pierrot und Pierrette.
Schottische quadrille.
Suse. 6516.
Weiblichen gigerln. 22321.
Bloch (F.) erben:
Chanteclair-marsch. 19607.
Hahn und henne. 19866.
Jahreszeiten der liebe. 26078.
Lied vom tee. 26211.
Man ist nur einmal jung. 20155.
Muff-rheinlinder. 26462.
Muff-terzett. 238866.
Schénste (Die) frau.
24305.
Sehnsuchts-lied. 24324, 26998.
Sekt-gavotte. 26999.
Block (GE.)’:
Four Flemish dances.
Serenade. 24885.
Blomé (A.) Josephine.
Blon (CES vay:
Darf ich bitten. 7843, 138068.
Haremstiiuze. 11851, 13578.
Lenz und liebe. 18499.
Marine-marsch. 14223, 18614.
Mecklenburger marche. 9223.
Musical chatter. 5402.
Soldiers of peace. 10178.
Vision. 10606.
Blood (B.) Thorns and roses.
Bloodgood (L.):
Different (A)
22892.
I’d like to know the combination
of your heart. 23322.
Oh look who’s here. 23995.
You’re the girl ’m dreaming of.
24891.
Bloodgood (lL. M.):
Everybody’s crazy ’bout the moon.
21891.
22020.
24302-
22636.
26100.
15301.
phase of life.
ft223.
I want to ride in an aeroplane.
11468.
There are 57 kinds of J. A. G.
123829.
Bloodgood (S. M.):
Goodbye people. 4805.
Why I married you.
Bloom (E.):
Any old tune. 12653.
I’d like to see what calls you
7033.
dearie. 16426.
Kiddies (The) 13956, 17742 (66).
T'o-night, sweetheart, to-night.
17520.
Bloom (I. T.) Let’s fiy to the sweet
bye and bye. 26198.
Bloom (Mrs. S. C.) Over the river.
26700.
pt. Ii, D.is., V. 5
Bloomberg
6556.
Bloomingdale (H. S.)
old New York cafe.
Blose (J. M.):
Evening service. 2293.
First nocturne. 16206.
Mary had a little bee.
Morning service. 2298.
Rondino in G. 15860.
Blow (S.):
National anthem. 5500.
School number. 6115.
Blue bird. 5671, 19549.
(H. A.) }°W@a-ra-tastartat.
Down in any
11184.
16769.
Bliimel (F.):
Schirm’ dich Gott, du deutsches
wald. 22013.
Steyrische lieder. 17398.
Bluestein (S.) Pretty little Sadie.
24160. -
Bliithner (G.):
Abendgesang der elfen. 17185.
Lieb’ und lust. 8958.
Lustige (Der) Tiroler. 9094.
Maiengluck. 9123.
Blum (E.):
Bow down Thine ear. 19560.
O come let us sing. 20298.
Passacaglia. 17071.
Blhumz (Obit
Days of yore. 3881.
Petite princess. 14696.
To thee. 10462.
Young cavalier’s march. 3112.
Blumenberg (F.) Snow queen. 20519.
Blumenschein (W. lL.) Mayflower (A).
26364.
Blumenthal (J.) Dawn (The) of
peace. 22870.
Blumenthal (L.) Katie, my Katie, I
love you. 18456.
Board of ch. extension of the gen.
synod Evang. Luth. ch. See Evan-
gelical Luth. church (Bd. of ch. ex-
tension of the gen. synod).
Board of education of the gen. synod
of the Evang. Luth. ch. ~ See Even-
gelical Luth. church (Bd. of ch. ex-
tension of the gen. synod).
Bobzin (C.) Old-time song hits. 716.
Boccherini (L.):
Allegretto. 22648.
Celebrated menuet. 1398.
Sonate 4 tre. 17864.
Bochau (C. H.):
Six Christmas carols. 88.
Six Easter carols. 7497.
Bock (F. H.) To the woodland.
20648.
Boden (—.) She sifted thistles. 27022.
Boder (B.) Mexican song. 21690.
Bohm (A.) & sohn:
Friede aller welt. 289. ~
Introiten und communien.
4758, 8787.
1989,
1634
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Bohm (A.) & sohn—Continued.
Liturgische-choral leitmotiv messe
me). 557.
Messe. 11985.
Missa Angelica.
Missa in F dur.
Missa in G@ dur. 5387.
Missa pro defunctis. 11786.
Missa Stella maris. 11787.
Nocturne. 12194.
Orgelkranz. 9622.
Protege Domine. 783.
Requiem und libera.
Salve regina. 10004.
Sanct Martins-messe. 17242.
Sechs feierliche orgelstiicke.
Sechs postludien. 351.
Sechs trauerpriiludien. 352.
Theoretisch-praktische orgelschule.
- 10408.
Vater unser.
Boehm (A. P.):
Anbetung. 20850, 22506.
Drei gedichte. 22645.
Haschisch. 21302.
Ich sehe dich in tausend bildern.
10690.
Sternennacht. 10268.
Wiehe der nacht. 10690, 22324.
Wunsch. 10825.
Zwei kleine
22646.
Bohm (C.) Spinnridchen. 27139.
Boehme (J. G.) Social life. 15075,
20522, 24401.
Bohme (W.)
19495.
Boehnlein (V. G.):
Calico dance.
11785.
1664.
14835.
350.
1042,
stimmingsbilder.
Auf der rutschbahn.
25224.
President Emeritus. 20393.
Bohr (F.):
Dance of love. 19670.
Let’s walkin the sunshine. 238590.
Motherland. 2296.
O glorious sun. 238960.
Speed on, sweet song. 22111.
Two loving arms. 24682.
Boensch (P.) Take your girl out to
East End park. 15226.
Boericke (H.) Gladdest day of all
the year, Christmas. 4247.
Boggetti (E.) Pompadour (La).
17118.
Boggs (C. O.) Girl from Salt Lake
City. 1753.
Boghen (F.):
Aubade. 38298.
Campane a festa. 7578.
Crepuscolo. 17978.
Di notte. 18014.
Festa di gondole. 18127.
Forse che si, forse che no. 19794.
Meriggio in montagna. 9261.
Tramonto. 10479.
Bogue (J.R.) Undecided lover. 22236.
Bohannan (Mrs. J.):
De sun is a-sinkin’. 7859.
Hail to the day. 18553.
If I were a rose. 4655.
Joyous voices. 13912.
More love to Thee, O Christ.
20221.
Prayer. 14764, 24152.
Sing O ye faithful. 15035, 24877.
Were I a bird of air. 12449.
Bohannan (Mrs. O.):
Beautiful Saviour. 3379.
Christ our blessed Lord. 1436.
Glory be to God on earth. 1764.
Merry Christmas-time. 23789.
Peace, sweet peace. 24081.
Saltarella. 9999.
Saviour, again to Thy dear name
we raise. 6086.
Story of the manger. 24479.
Voices of victory. 10614.
Bohannon (T.) Big bass viol. 3485.
Bohéme (La) 787, 2512, 14787, 14790.
Bohemian girl. 854, 1271, 1272, 1275,
3334, 3835, 10978, 12735-12788, 15806,
15808, 20896, 22565, 22566.
Bohlender (A.):
Blume von Palentina.
Gut heil. 138538.
I want your heart for a Christmas
gift. 23384.
My mother’s grave. 23890.
My wife will go to the seashore.
18736.
Bohlmann (T.)
26298.
Bohm (C.):
Air gavotte. 12593.
Am miihlbach. 24975.
Au ecoucher du soleil.
Auf der alm. 25042.
Auf der dorfwiese.
Ave Maria. 20884.
Ballerinnerung. 15809.
Bee (The) 19528.
Bird in the woods.
Cavatina. 19602.
Dancing spirits. 1508, 25411.
Dein eigen. 16064.
Elfentanz. 8016.
Entrée. 13247.
Fabel. 245.
Festmarsch. 256.
Fleur (Une) 18346.
Fleurette. 13348.
Fontaine (La) 19785.
Frohsinn. 293.
Fritihlingsboten.
Gavotte. 198138.
Gondola ride. 18486.
Gracieuse (La) 25762,
Heimweh. 38838.
Im friihling. 455.
In der kapelle. 462.
In der waldschmiede.
3477.
Lyrisches tongedicht.
25036.
25043.
3445.
297.
26009.
1635
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INDEX
Bohm (C.)—Continued.
Jagdscene. 26077.
Kuckuckslied. 26158.
Marche turque. 14214.
Mélodie. 12825.
Militir-marsch. 618.
Missa, Gloria in excelsis Deo.
Morgenlied. 634. °
Miickentanz. 648.
Nocturne. 12826.
Ohne worte. 26650.
Paradezug. 17070.
Pas de deux. 14667.
Petite gavotte. 14695.
Petite rhapsodie. 14697.
Polacea brillante. 5820.
Polnischer tanz. 26767.
Reine du soir. 9851.
Rococco. 18961.
Schmetterlinge. 849.
Seguidilla. 6148.
Sérénade. 14981.
Silver stars. 6264, 17316.
Sonatina. 10199.
Spatzenlied. 27181.
Staccato polka. 15150.
Tanzlied. 971.
Valse sérieuse.
Verdant green.
Wanda. 193827.
Zigeuner tanz.
Zingana (La)
Bohm (E£.):
Gleaming sunset. 8279.
Perfume of roses. 9680.
Song of the sirens. 2734.
Bohrer (J.) My Indianola.
Bohrer & Karlen pub. co.
anola. 11884.
Boisvert (N.)
24209.
Boite de Pandore.
Bojarki (A.)
Bolek (O.):
Evening prayer. 4033.
Twelve tone pieces. 19554.
Bolden (W.) You. 20798.
Bolegnese (P.) Christopher Columbus
day. 27687.
Bolger (T. J.) While fighting for the
honor of old glory. 275138.
Bolger (T. W.) If I only knew then
what I know now. 16478.
15415.
22261.
27596.
7168, 12558.
11834.
My Indi-
Richelieu march.
22648.
Marsz sokota. 24662.
Bolling (A. B.) By the firelight.
3558.
Bollinger (S.):
Fancy. 22989.
Wilt thou weep. 24848.
Bollman (H.) Convent bells. 1478,
19652.
Bolognese (P.):
7A canzone a Rusevelt. 15705.
"A marechiare. 20816.
Ai love e’ femmene. 15714.
Christopher Columbus day. 21005.
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
Bolognese (P.)—Continued.
Foresters of America. 19790.
Ll’uommene muscie. 18542.
Lu cafone che ragiona. 11690.
Mai broter Saverio. 21635.
"Na serenata ’arreto ‘a fenza.
14455, 18740.
’°O ritorno é Rusevelt. 14532.
Scoperta del Polo Nord. 6181.
Stella del West Virginia. 10262.
Suonno amare. 17423.
Bolton (F. E.) Dove of peace. 1568.
Boltwood (J. B.):
Land o’ the leal. 11602.
Ode to New Jersey. 11905.
Bonaldi (G.) Graziella (La)
Bonduca 13836, 15878.
Bondy (J. O. D. de)
282.
Bonelli (A. F.):
Down at the picture show.
Sospiro per te. 17875.
Bonheur ( ) Red scarf. 9888.
Bonheur (T.):
My ain dear Nell. 26471.
Snow queen. 6320, 6321.
Bonincontro (G.):
Quanto si bella. 9803, 9804, 14797,
18920, 20402.
Séparation. 220831.
Bonis (M.) Omphale.
Bonk: (Vs):
Autumn revery. 7355.
Sweetheart, sweetheart. 6547.
Bonner (C.):
Beautiful flower. 22589.
Bohemian girl. 25171.
First lessons in pianoforte play-
£799.
Espérance (L’)
18041.
14590.
ing. 25626.
Bonnet (J.) Douze pieces nouvelles.
22650.
Bononcini (G. B.):
Air et bourrée. 7209.
Song of joy. 2730.
Bonporti (F. A.):
Fantasia. 3484.
Sonate 4 tre. 17866.
Bontemps (W. H.):
Merry wanderer. 612.
O Jesu, Thou art standing. 5581. 7
Bonus (D. H.) Ten solo exercises. }
3485. 7
Bonvin (L.) Organ ace. to the hymn #
book Hosanna. 26681.
Boodt (A. de) Bruxelles s’amuse. §
17881, 17882.
Boosey & Co.:
Alone with mother. 3188. i
the untrodden ways. |
12626.
Angels of light. 19477.
Annunciation (The) 12649.
April. 22522. =
Assumption (The)
12677.
At sea. 10955. ;
1636
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Boosey & co.— Continued.
Aurora. 15788, 17807, 25046.
Autumn evening. 22548.
Ballad of Semmerwater.
Beside the lonely Nile.
Big lady moon. 384838.
Bird of blue. 25147.
158438.
Bird on the poplar bough. 3446.
Blackbird’s roundelay. 15854.
Blind singer. 15858.
Bonny blue kerchief. 3483.
Boosey’s military journal.
15868.
Cabaletta. 7561.
Call (The) 25225.
Call to prayer. 3574.
Carillon de St. Martin. 13882.
Cavalier love song. 19601.
Cedar trees. 7613.
Chant sans paroles. 20985.
Charmeuse (La) 7642.
Cold weather. 19629.
Culloden Muir. 3786.
Daisies (The) 7819.
Dashing British. 7848.
Dear little love. 7861.
Dorset men. 18039.
Drake goes west. 13167.
Dusk witch. 13201.
Earl Haldan’s daughter.
Easter hymn. 7989.
Eyes like the sea. 11227.
Egyptian romance. 383977.
Hileen Aroon. 18072.
En trottinant. 8031.
Epilogue. 13248.
Fairy roses. 4055.
Faith, hope and charity.
Farewell in the desert. 4069.
Five fairy ballads. 11094.
Flannigan the fluter. 8139.
Folded page. 16216.
For death or glory.
Four old English songs.
Friendship’s rainbow. 18154.
Garden of dreams. 18167.
Gethsemane. 13448.
Golden stairs. 25744.
Great Britain over seas.
Guards’ success. 16317.
Happy days. 13566.
Harvest dance. 13578.
Heard in the twilight.
Her words come to me.
Himalayan wedding song.
Hirondelle. 8468.
Hold me with a charm. 19906.
Hope. 8490.
House of Hanover.
Humility. 233803.
I envy every circlet.
I sat down under
137380.
I sometimes wonder.
16226.
13602.
11382.
8498.
16429.
11463.
7390.
3960.
11091.
INDEX
Boosey & co.—Continued.
12829,
19761.
135238.
8466.
his shadow.
I wakened when the moon. 16459.
1637
In drowsy dale. 20002.
In the hush. 1971.
Indian serenade. 13829.
Into the fold. 16529.
J’avais oui chanter
4797.
Jack Briton. 18874.
Jasmine door. 4810.
Just ’cos. 18447.
Kingsway. 8855.
Kitty of Coleraine.
Last year’s rose.
Liebeslied. 21560.
Light infantry. 16658.
Little girl I love. 20101.
Maid of Pembroke town. 14182.
Major and minor scales. 14186.
March of the Vikings. 11724.
March wind. 9145.
Mary Mother. 21660.
Mary’s got an aeroplane.
Mater Dolorosa. 142388.
Maying. 9205.
Mia ecarissima. 26400.
Mighty Dominion. 23808.
Misty Isle of Skye. 93806.
Modder River. 16849.
Monkey’s wooing. 14835.
Monk’s dream. 21707.
Moorish lullaby. 21710.
My cherubie. 26476.
My love is dark. - 18718.
My own little colleen. 11847.
My true love hath my heart. 11858.
Nativity. 667, 14460.
New moon. 11875.
Night riders. 21789.
Nightingale on oakwood spray.
5526.
O blackbird. 9500.
O boy Johnny. 20297.
Oh! her face is so fair. 5616.
Oh, the summer’s quickly passing.
9554.
un oiseau.
8860.
23570.
20165.
One is my dove. 14606.
Our territorials. 11957.
Pair of sabots. 26709.
Peace, gentle peace. 9666.
Penguin dance. 24085.
Peter Pan song cycle. 2467.
Phillis has charming graces. 2477.
Pomegranate is your mouth. 17117.
Purdah maid. 9801.
Queen of the rink. 20404.
Rejoice the Lord is King. 1839.
Resurrection (The) 14840.
River (The) 20427.
Rosy, Posy and little clover.
Roundelay (A) 9978.
Runaway (The) 269387.
Salute the standard. 22002.
Savannah lullaby. 12112.
Sea (The) 6184.
Sea road. 26991.
21981,
INDEX
Boosey & co.—Continued.
September. 6152.
Ship o’ mine. 27029.
Silence of the past. 10126.
Sing aloud ye joyful people. 6279,
Sleepy chillun time. 15055.
Some silent night. 27092.
Song of destiny. 20541.
Song of the blackbird. 24488.
Songe d’été. 6895, 10218.
Songe rose. 10214.
Spirit of pageantry. 173886.
Spring of the year. 27145.
Springtime wakes. 10252.
Little love. 9011.
Little shoes. 185388.
Live I, so live I. 16675.
Long ago, in lands afar. 5084.
Love. 9047, 14128.
Love among the daffodils. 9050.
Love and the bees. 11669.
Love eternal. 26265.
Love in the evening breeze. 5118.
Love is every maiden’s joy. 20125.
Love scene. 18571.
Lovely kind and kindly
23669.
Love’s content. 16708.
Love’s last gift. 5148.
Lowland sea. 5148.
Ma Lay Lay. 21625.
Macushla. 26301.
Mai en fleurs. 9115.
Stars (The) 6458.
Strephon and Amaryllis.
Suite Bohemian. 12265.
Summer days. 10289.
Sunny shaft did I behold. 24507.
Supplication. 24518.
Sweet baby butterfly. 6521.
Tell me not, sweet. 12311.
Terrace (The) 20608.
There is an orchard. 123381.
Thora. 13889.
Three English dances. 18923.
Through the day. 17497.
To my ain dear lassie. 10460.
Tom, Jan and Harry. 17517.
Training college song _ book.
24646.
Two German folk songs.
Until. 17568.
Up with the sparkling brimmer.
17564.
Valley of laughter. 22249.
Veterans’ review. 17596.
Voices of the children. 20709.
Waken lords and _ ladies
10638, 24745.
Walrus and the carpenter.
loving.
20570.
8952.
gay.
27437.
Watchman (The) 6921.
Way of the cross. 15495.
Weep you no more. 12444,
Well (The) © 20782.
When the May’s in bloom. 24818.
pt. Di, mss, WD
| Boosey & co.—Continued.
Where the sea-birds call. 15587.
Who ealls. 27519.
Who'll buy my lavender. 3051.
Winter. 17701.
Winter lullaby. 15617.
With banners flying. 15620.
Within the Sphinx’s solemn shade.
17708.
Wooden cradle. 22408.
Wotan’s abschied and Feuerzau-
ber. 6890.
Booth (C. H. H.) Magnificat and
Nune dimittis. 9118.
Booth (J.) Gavotte humoresque.
16254.
Booth (V.) Charm of May. 12925.
Boreh (G.):
Christmas hymn. 38691.
Hail to the Sabbath day. 4368.
Looking unto Jesus. 16682.
My faith looks up to Thee. 11825.
Now to the Lord. 16964.
Song for the girl I love. 12209.
To thee, O Lord, I bring. 6694.
Bordes (C.):
Douze chansons amoureuses.
18040.
Paysage majeur. 5751.
Borel-Clere (C.) Danse du Zambéze.
7837.
Borgerding (H. W.)
Wednesday evening.
Borghi (L.)
20948.
Boris Godunow. 20949.
Borland (J. E.) Love came down at
Christmas. 5109.
Bornschein (F. C.):
Butterfly chase. 17885.
Caprice excentrique. 17899.
Dream hour. 18044.
Flower frolic. 18141.
Robin’s wedding. 18958.
Sérénade-caprice. 19042.
Borodine (A.):
Deuxiéme symphonie. 3490.
Petite suite. 983.
Borovsky (I.):
Blush of dawn.
20941.
T’d like to make love to you. 4527,
10887 (180).
My little moon boat. 7182 (159),
9398.
Bortkiewicz (S.):
Gavotte. 19814.
Mazurka. 20178.
Polonaise. 20379.
Six pensées lyriques.
Six preludes. 17868.
Borton (A.):
Be still, oh heart. 10987.
My lady. 11836.
23752.
Sonata in la maggiore.
7496, 10887 (96),
1340.
1638
May I see you.
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Bose (A.):
Aéronette (L’) 5.
Amour qui rit. 10935.
Effrontée. 19725.
Btoile (L’) 19742.
Insouciante. 20022.
Marche des_ petites ___ pierrots.
117380.
Miralda. 26414.
Tendre missive. 6603.
Yip-i-addy-i-ay. 3643. °
Boscovitz (F.): :
Bella Napoli. 3404.
Morning song. 9329.
Bosel (A. ©.) Red bird. 14816.
Bosely (F.) Where love abides is
home sweet home. 10754.
Bosher (E. W.) Hyacinth. 1t8291.
Bosley (M. L.) Hearts united. 11376.
Bosquet (E.) Ecole des doigts. 3971.
Bossi (M. E.):
Colombine qui flirte. 12953.
Studie. 12881.
Bossi (R.):
Intermezzo tragico. 87384.
Sinfonie. 13841.
Boswell (W. B.) To Uncle Sam.
6697.
Boswold (M.) ‘There’ll be a sweet-
heart. 22197.
Bosworth & co.:
Adam-walzer. 24925,
Aubade d’été. 15779.
Belle princesse. 19532.
Bridal song. 22669.
Chant d’amour. 25272.
Chant de la fileuse. 15931.
Chant sans paroles. 123.
Chorgesang-schule. 1380.
Concert in H moll. 5977.
Confession. 7754.
Deutsche minnersang. 16071.
Donausagen. 131386.
English scenes. 18690.
Festzug (Der) 8124.
Florentiner-marsch. 265, 25632.
Friihlings-serenade. 4185, 25666.
Gavotte ancienne. 8287.
Gavotte humoresque. 1731.
Geh’ schiitt dei herzerl aus. 25690.
Giga. 25700.
God is ever nigh. 16286, 18194.
Gruss aus Venedig. 25778.
Hast mi denn wirklich nimmer
liab? 4891.
Hilarity. 218386.
I will arise. 2383886.
Ich kann von den weibern nicht
los. 18349.
Ideale (Das) 25975.
Im chambre séparée. 25994.
Imitation des petits tambours.
23421.
1639
Bosworth & co.—Continued.
Intercession, devotion, resignation.
13884.
Introduction to modulation. 8736.
Ivresse d’amour. 26070.
Josephine. 26100.
Kleine Sevt@ik. 524,
Lieder und tinze. 16651.
Maizauber schleicht um mein
kleines haus. 14185.
Mazurka. 9215.
Menuet. 9258.
Mignonette. 617.
Mimosa gavotte. 26410.
Neues Schweizer salon - album.
14474.
Nocturne. 3481.
O loving Jesu. 23965.
Pace. 26703.
Petite valse lyrique. 21886.
Pizzieati. 9703.
Quel ruscelletto. 9809.
Rythmic gradus. 17177, 26879.
Sarabande und tambourin. 10014.
Scéne de carnaval. 19012.
Scherzino. 3482.
Sérénade espagnole. 27012.
Serenata. 19048.
Sevtik violin school. 6161.
Souhait. 27115.
Soul of Christ, sanctify me. 24448.
Steine werden zeugen. 10261.
Sun-god’s return. 15187.
Tanzweise. 22162.
To mother and thee. 17512.
Tonbild (Hin) 1016.
Unvergessliche stunden. 273880.
Valse filigrane. 10558.
Valse souvenir. 2931.
Was grossmiitterchen erzihlt.
27440.
Wedding march. 24772.
Wenn die knospe sich entfaltet.
19350.
Wenn zweil sich gut sind. 22330.
5 eme nocturne. 27607.
6 sonatinas. 9716.
50 ettiden. 11615.
Bote (E.) & Bock (G.):
An vollen bii schelzweigen. 20849.
An Zeppelin. 1213.
Auf der hiihnerleiter. 22540.
Aus der kinderwelt. 25047.
Borussen. 22656.
Chaconne, 22727.
Chantecler. 22789.
Charfreitag. 11070.
Der liebe macht. 21078.
Drei duette. 2548.
Drei gesiinge. 2544.
Dritte romanze. 16118.
Hinsamkeit. 21122.
Hpisoden. 25558,
Erntefest (Das) 21142.
Evangelimann. 22970.
INDEX
pt. 11, as. v5
Bote (E.) & Bock (G.)—Continued. Botts (CE. J.)
Faust. 23151. Kiss (A) 18978.
Frauenalter, 28057. Sweetest little girlie. 15213.
Frohsinus-marsch. 4179. Boucher (M. Le) Chanson 4d’été.
Fiinf gesinge, 13957. 17915.
Gerson und Hulda. 23091. Boughton (R.):
Giampietro marsch. 25698. Midnight. 28808.
Gleich und gleich. 21248.
Heilige vaterunser. 8488.
Huldeken. 25879.
Hurra, wir leben noch. 233806,
Improvisator (Der) 22474.
Kluge felleisen. 4934.
Kometen-walzer. 23556.
Kometenlied. 23557.
Konzert. 24191.
Madame Leichtsinn., 23696.
Mein Lied gilt dir. 16796.
Misé Brun. 20203.
Miiller und sein kind. 16869.
Ninon und Gaston. 23940.
Noblesse oblige. 23948.
Nonnen (Die) 5548, 9485.
Pompadour-menuett. 24135.
Priludium und fuge. 2546, 24147.
Publikum und Herr Hgo. 21918.
Quartett. 24192. —
Risi-Bisi. 12073.
Schlichte weisen.
Streichtrio. 8011.
Sturmesmythe. 10278.
Sturmlied. 24498.
Tiefland. 19229,
Traumstimmen. 19250.
Tut’s mir leid. 24673.
Verkaufte braut. 2948, 22266.
Verkeiratet. 24716.
Vier Gesinge. 18457.
Vier lieder. 10125.
Vom himmel sank in wilder meere
schauer. 22288.
Von ferne klingen glochen, 12422.
2626.
Vorspiel und siciliana. 23745.
Wandern. 17629.
Warum bin ich verginglich.
22302.
Weichet, sorgen von mir. 22322,
Wetten, dass. 24788.
Wiegenlied. 24843.
Wiegenlied und abandstille.
244938.
Xenion. 22414.
50 melodische etuden. 13641.
Boté (V.) Flower festival. 268.
Botsford (G.):
Chatterbox rag. 22742.
Dance of the gowns. 1153 (15).
Geisha maid. 1153 (81).
Grizzly bear. 18534.
Joan of Are. 3119 (40).
Lovey-dovey. 14157.
Texas steer rag. 1158 (115). .
Venetian beauties. 15417.
Wiggle rag. 11538 (184).
Bottari (G. de) Troica. 2898, 12363.
Sir Galahad. 10145.
Two new sets of unace. choral
variations. 1842.
Bouilly (J:):
Heart’s desire. 4419.
Soupirs d’amour. 924, 2744, 3648.
Boulanger (R. P. & N.):
C’était en Juin. 7560.
Ciel en nuit Sest déplié.
Que tes yeux clairs,
d’été. 9805.
Roses de Juin.
S’il arrive jamais.
Ta bonté. 10348.
Vous m’avez dit. 10622.
Boungiovanni (G. F.) ’A_ lettera.
3124.
Bourgault-Ducoudray (Ll. A.):
Changeful sea. 11062.
Douloureusse séparation. 138156.
Hymne du parler de France. 8532
Quatorze mélodies celtiques. 3493.
7688.
tes yeux
9965.
9983.
Bourgeois (H.) Chanson havanese.
12914.
Bournot (O.) Deutsches fiottenlied.
aS 1
Bours (B. W.) Bells of prayer.
1299.
Boussagol (Em.) Gladiateur (La)
23116.
Boussenot du Clos (H.) My pussy
cat. 16912.
Bouvard (F.) Sonate en fa majeur.
19559.
Bouwens van der Boijen (O.) & co.:
Chiméres. 7665.
Cortége nuptial. 19658.
Danse de l’aube et danse du cre-
puscule. 18057.
Deuxiéme quatuor. 19696.
En route. 3996.
Etrennes. 8056.
Farniente. 8112.
Ferveur. 4084.
Ils ferment les yeux. 1952.
Impromptu. 19863.
Jeunne fille. 2025.
Largo. pour violon.
Meditation. 5265.
Nuit d@Ispahan. 11889.
Ondine (L’). 9608.
Pasita. 14671.
Piéces d’orgue. 38325.
Poéme. 14729.
Premier (Le) pas. 17125.
Rhapsodie gaélique. 2560.
Romance de la montansier.
Sehnsucht. 19037.
3322.
9933.
1640
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Bouwens van der Boijen (0.) & co—
Continued.
Sérénade. 2493.
Soir sur eau. 6336.
Sonate. 12392, 17439.
Suite romanesque. 12266.
Trois rencontres. 2900.
Valse de Cynthia. 2926.
Valseuse. 17579.
Venise. 6826.
Vertigo. 10588.
Bowden (I. F.) Moon fairy. 23840.
Bowdish (T. M.) Rejoice, rejoice.
26857.
Bowen (EH. A.):
Happy thought. 8382.
I wonder. 4634.
Twinkling star. 6755.
Bowen (Y.):
First ballade. 13335.
Second suite. 10067.
Bower (F. B.)
Bower (W. M.)
States. 24261.
Bowers (F.) Lonesome Flossie. 9030.
Bowers. (F. V.):
Bull frog’s glide. 102, 3119 (5).
Here comes a college boy. 1847.
Love me, dreamy eyes. 12565 (48).
National game. 666.
Tell me once again.
(62).
Bowers (G. H.) Old Aunt Dinah from
Night song. 26558.
Salute to the United
22175, 22440
old Carolina. 9573.
Bowers (J. L.) Cole 30 flyer. 25332.
Bowers (L.) Cliff castle. 1459.
Bowers (R. H.):
De siftin’ shiftin’ sand. 25429.
Fair co-ed. 8097.
If only I were Santa Claus. 1947.
Jacqueminots. 4805, 12665 (387).
Martini method. 26352.
May be so but I doubt it.
Mrs. Murphy. 23827.
EBeewliar, 1153 (95).
Perey. 1153 (96).
Sleigh bells may be wedding bells.
9203.
2702.
Bowes ({A.) Zolola. 12560.
Bowlby (HE. H.) Pseudo-suffragettes.
14784.
Bowles (E. R.):
Day is gently sinking to a close.
8829.
Just as Iam. 13930.
Bowles (G. H.) Miss Independence.
14814,
Bowman (J. A.) Happy fool. 8380.
Bowron (F.) I wish I could live
those days again. 8688.
Boy (R. E.) Call me all the names
that you can think of. 3572.
Boyce (EH. M.) Times and seasons.
10451.
Boyce.
2820.
Boyd (C. E.) Capture of Santa Claus.
13880.
Boyd (J.)
10742.
Boyd (R.) Can-can dance.
Boyer (B. S.)
19437 (85).
Boyer (C. H.), jr.
1153 (105).
Boyer (F. J.)
16575.
Boyer Js (Co):
Baritone course. 1282, 3348.
Clarinet course. 3699.
Cornet course. 8757, 3758.
Hi flat alto or mellophone course.
3953-3955.
Flute and piccolo course.
International conservatory of
music courses. 13836.
Military band course. 16836.
Saxophone course. 10020.
Slide trombone course. 2704, 6307.
Tuba or E flat base lessons. 17542.
Boyer (M.) Bachelor girl. 15801.
Boyer (M. V.) That old North pole.
15268.
Boyet (J. T.) Miss Fortune. 26416.
(W.) Te Deum laudamus.
When thoroughbreds meet.
15904.
Egyptian honeymoon.
She’s the girl.
Just an evening spin.
16214.
Boyle (C. T.) My baby’s dream.
20239.
Boyle (G. F.) Nocturne. 22665.
Boyle (M.) Nebraska kid. 14469.
Boyle (Mrs. M. H.) Nebraska kid.
14469.
Boyle (R. C.) Reine d’amour. 5946.
Amorette. 22501.
We'll tell the story
Boyne (W. H.)
Bozarth (C. M.)
oer. 27453.
Brackett (F. H.):
Alleluia ! Sing to Jesus.
Beneath the cross of Jesus.
Lead us O Father. 8906.
Leaning on Thee. 14020.
O love that will not let me go.
9513.
Shout the glad tidings. 869.
Still, still with Thee. 2763.
Welcome happy morning. 12447.
Bradbury (—). I will love Thee, O
Lord. 11471.
Bradbury (W. B.)
Bradford (Mrs. C. H.)
love on a postal card.
Bradford (W.)':
Going and coming
21258, 23138.
7234.
7441.
Call John. 7572.
Just a little
4874.
from school.
When we are twenty one. 6998.
Bradford academy. Senior march.
12157. :
Bradley (D.-F.) 2nd. regiment band
march. 22487.
Bradley (M.) co. Robert Louis
Stevenson songs. 9910.
1641
INDEX
Dt. 4a aS
Bradley (M. E.) Song of the liberty
bell. 63884.
Bradner (W. H. G.) Id like to be an
animal in the zoo. 21865.
Bradshaw (J.) Ragged Jack. 1153
98).
Brady (P. F.) You know I love you
so. 12544.
Braga (G.) Angel’s serenade. 12648.
Bragda (—) Angel’s serenade. 10942.
Bragdon (KE. J.) Good night take hold
of my hand. 4802.
Braham (D.):
My dad’s dinner pail. 14894.
Never take the horse-shoe from
the door. 14475.
Braham (D.) See Braham (G.)
Braham (H#.):
Aeroplane (The)
Dance of the rose maidens.
17991.
Grand carnival. 238161.
Lure of the night. 11695, 14170.
Motherly love. 26455.
Penseé intime. 5762.
Silver flute. 24871.
Braham (G.):
Cash, cash, cash. 12565 (3).
Charleston Blues. 27617.
I never drink behind the bar.
27627.
1173, 22463.
11135,
MeNallys row of flats. 7634.
Market on Saturday. 27686.
Mountain dew. 20814 (19).
Mulberry Springs. 27644.
Old feather bed. 27654.
Poverty’s tears ebb and _ flow.
ZOD hens
Salvation army. 27662.
Braham’ (P.)
Eldorado. 21124.
Iintente cordiale. 21140.
I'ly away little butterfly. 21195.
Nautical Captain Brown. 21781.
Spooney island. 22115.
There’s a_ cold time
22198.
Two little shrimps.
Brahms (J.):
Denn alles fieisch es ist wie gras.
15871.
Deutsche volkslieder.
Dustman’s coming.
Fifty songs. 19564.
Funeral song. 22667.
Golden treasury of music.
LTS
Grosse fantasie,
populare lieder.
Hungarian dance.
19568.
Selected piano compositions. 251838.
Trio. 1346.
Two waltzes.
Variationen.
coming.
22235.
25182.
19561.
17870,
ther
17872.
1345,
Brahmy’
3500,
12836.
12837.
Brahms (J.)—Continued.
Variationen, tiber ein thema von
Paganini. 7510.
Brainard’s (S.) sons co.:
Autumn days. 3301.
Dearie dear. 11152.
Falling leaves. 4060.
Harvest dance. 4887.
I love only you. 11481.
Indian summer dance.
Rainy day. 5921.
Thanksgiving party. 6618.
Braithwaite (S. H.) Nocturne. 3501.
Braman (L. T.) Always I’m dream-
ing of you. 24970.
Brambach (C. J.) Spring is surely
coming. 12242.
Bramson (H. A.) You remind me
dear girl of my own sweet Marie.
3108.
Branch (lL. R.) Sacred songs. 17281.
Branchet (L.) D’ot viens-tu, bergére.
163.
Branco >(i.. de Hae
4739.
Albumblitter. 12598.
Sonate. 7512.
Brand & Perrotta. Miss Volunteer.
11784.
Brandeis (E.) Sunken _ cloister.
10887 (68).
Brandeis (F.) See Brandeis (H.).
Brander. (A. U.) O how lovely.
16978.
Brandherm (H. H.) Best day is pay
day. 22620.
Brandman (I.) Peace of home.
26730.
Brandon (F.):
Daffodil days. 17989.
Silver fountain. 19068.
Valse rustique. 19297.
Brandstetter (W. E.) Yankee waltz.
17728.
Brandt (A.) Passacaglia. 9653.
Brandt (J.) Military parade. 53818.
Brandt (N.) Bouquet (A) 22660.
Brandt. (W.) :
Erinnerung an Kijanitza. 25561.
Erstes konzertsttick. 25565.
Konzert-polka. 26153.
Militir-marsch. 26406.
Wiegenlied. 27531.
Zweites kongertstiick Les dur.
27602.
Branen (—):
If I could see as far ahead. 23397, ©
27707.
Lonesome lady. 18549, 24911
(138).
Parisian rag. 9647, 15704 (125),
18836.
You stole my gal. 19422, 20814
(121). i
Branen (J. T.) music pub. co.:
Anywhere. 7295, 15704 (58).
1642
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Branen (J. T.)—Continued.
I love my wife but oh her family.
4569. 15704 (S87).
Lonesone lady. 18549, 24911
(188).
Parisian rag. 9647, 15704 (125),
18836.
You stole my gal. 19422, 20814
C#2 1).
Brann (W. F.) Dee-lighted. 18005.
Brannan (B. L.):
Holy waves. 4465.
Sacred march. 9987.
Bransted (F. O.) Northern lights.
14498.
Brantford (B.):
Don’t you think you’ve overstepped
the margin. 18150.
Facts. 138281.
Imagination. 4680.
Brantley (L.) Highland boy. 16376.
Brantwood (H.) Home lights. 402.
Brase (F.) Heil Danzig. 19894.
Brassin (L.) Nocturne. 10887 (11).
Bratfisch (G.):
Beim kuss schliest man die augen.
25111.
Drei lieder. 283.
Drei midchenlieder.
Fritihling. 296.
Heimliches gliick. 387.
286.
Jairus. 26079.
Sehensucht. 855.
Vier heitere lieder. 287.
Zwei minnerlieder. 288.
Bratton (J. L.) Blue.
8998.
Bratton (J. W.):
Autumn sunset.
Jungle jubilee.
(64).
Let’s pretend. 20080.
Mamzelle Fifi. 10887 (163).
Playthings, that’s all. 14727.
Purple twilight. 20401, 20814 (94).
Little Boy
15787.
13925, 165738, 17742
Rest of the week she’s mine. 20814
(95), 21953.
Sunbeams. 11538 (109).
Brault (E.):
Allons Natouha, sois en féte.
12610.
Bon roi Pomaré. 12828.
O Tahiti. 14534.
Perle precieuse. 14691.
Braun (C.) Passion-flowers. 9656.
Bratin (L. P.):
Dancing nymphs. 16037.
Fleurs (Les). 4107.
Frivollé (La). 4176.
Napolita. 14457.
Petite farandole. 26745.
Young heroes. 19424.
Bray (B. A.) I havea friend. 16481.
Bray (W.) Magnolia of Tennessee.
23706.
Breitenburch
Brayley (G.):
Carnival of Venice. 11052.
Guide me O Thou great Jehovah.
16319.
I know that my Redeemer liveth.
23189.
Breakell (H.G.) Dream child waltzes.
7935.
Breckman (H.):
Dear little tots. 18002.
Honey girl, you’rea pearl. 19913.
23284.
Brede (W.) It’s great to be a king.
1158 (59).
Bredin (H. A.) Cardinalmarch. 3589.
Breen (A. C.) Firefly. 18332.
Breese (C.) It’s so long since you
called me dearie. 2007.
Brehm (A. G.):
Kid, you’re a good old pal.
Who cares. 27520.
Brehm bros.:
Alpine valley. 3191.
Bower of roses. 20950.
Boys’ brigade. 3498.
Bugle boy. 3541.
Cadets’ drill. 3566.
Dancing lesson. 3818.
Dreaming. 25498.
Fond longings. 4130.
Golden fiyer. 138480.
Good friends. 4291,
Happiness. 4377.
Home, sweet home. 4467.
If all the world were mine.
Little charmer. 5058.
Little tease. 5070.
Merry sleigh ride. 2247.
Moose rag. 9325, 16858.
Return of the volunteers.
Soda waltz. 6328.
Winking moon. 3068.
(G.) Dear
4907.
8657.
5961.
Grace.
16056.
Breitkopf & Hirtel:
A Ella. 17748.
Abends (Des). 10895.
Agilité (L’). 10905.
Ah, the sighs that come fro’
heart. 12591.
Air varie, 10907.
Albumblatt. 1181.
Alrededor de un sueno.
Amorosamente. 17775.
Andacht im walde. 7279.
Arranmore. 7315.
Azalea. 17818,
Barearolle. 15812.
Bard (The). 22572.
Bausteine. 22581.
Bellas zacatecanas.
Berceuse. 69.
Bereeuse élégiaque. 10999.
Birthday cantata. 12722.
Bliitenzauber. 3473, 8474.
my
7246.
22608.
1643
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INDEX : i
pt. 14 jmesgawes
Breitkopf & Hiartel—Continued. Breitkopf & Hirtel—Continued.
Buenas Noticias. 17883. : Mit dis. 18665.
Carmen. 11007. Modernes vortragsalbum. 26427.
Centenario (El). 22725. Motetto sopra alcune lamentazioni
Communion service. 12982. de Geremia profeta. 11807.
Dame kobold. 9342. Mottetto sopra parole della‘ Sacra
Danza dramatica. 25420. Bibba. 11808.
Deine rosen an der brust. 18007. Muirgheis. 16870.
Deine schénheit. 18008. My love. 14417.
Deleite amoroso. 11153. Namenlose blatter. 9436.
Dialogue. 11164. Neues schweizeralbum. 23927.
Dideldum kirchweih im dorf. 184. Non sa che sia dolore. 25064.
Dreh’dich miderl dreh’dich. 209. Nostalgia. 16958.
Drei duos. 2086. Nuit d’hiver. 11888.
Drei miirchen. 1586. O mistress mine. 11896.
Drei stiicke. 12119. O nightingale. 9520.
Drei walzer-capricen. 12120. Oaxaquenas. 14542.
Drittes konzertino. 2073. Parral. 188389.
Dryade (Die). 22930. Phynodderee (The) 2479.
Du bist mein land. 18062. Poém. 1663.
Eblouissement. 7996. Polnischer tang. 24182.
Ecole des gammes. 16130. Praeludium. 17120.
Enriqueta. 18691. Quartett. 12035.
Erlebtes und ertriumtes. 1626. Rauschlied. 5930, 5931.
Erstes konzert. 16732. Rayo de luna. 2536. ~~
Es kommt der schmerz gegangen. Reigen. 12054.
18094. Reverie. 12067.
Esther. 18605. Rhinegold. 10628.
EKvas haar. 11217. Rienzi. 22289.
Fantasia contrappuntistica. Romance. 17195. ’
25602. Romanze D dur. 12084.
Fischerlied. 11250. Romanze in C. 2577.
Flower-de luce. 8148. Romanze in D dur. 2581.
Flying Dutchmann. 22286. Rosen. 12091.
Friihlingswetter. 11286. Rosenzweig (Hin) 12092.
Fiinf etiiden. 19544. Sah ein knab’ ein roéslein stehn.
Full fathom five. 11291, 6123.
Gaukler (Die). 303. Schauder. 12130.
Gethsemane. 18175. Scherzando. 12185.
; Graf von Luxemburg. 8837. Scherzino. 12177. |
High-life. 11389. Sea symphony. 2647. }
Birt (er). d392,. Sechs romantische stticke. 22009. |.
Hundert lieder. 6114, 10048. Seelen. 12149. —
In memoriam. 238434. Silhouette. 12180.
Jubal. 11558. Sklave (Der) 12190.
Konzert. 17859, 22635. ~ Sommerlied. 12207.
Lament of Isis. 16625. Sonate. 6100, 12033, 12121, 22206.
Lied des gliicklichen. 11627. Sportmarsch. 6488.
Limminkainen zieht heimwiirts. Stabat Mater. 2755, 26986.
26188. Stindchen. 12246.
Lost leader. 14126. Stimmung. 122538.
Lyrisches album. 2180. Suite im alten stil. 12122.
Marchen (Die) 11705. Sumer is icumen in. 15174.
Marchen yom _— schweinehirten. Symphonie B dur. 9344.
11706. Tigliche tibungen. 2804, 20594.
Maria Teresa. 14219. Tannhiiuser. 10631.
Marsch. 2695. Tarantella infantil. 2816. |
Mary. 18616. Technische virtuosen-studien fiir ]
Mastersingers of Nuremberg. klavier-spieler. 15244. |
22287. Tempo di minuetto. 12312.
Mazurka. 2224. Teodora. 12316.
Meisterschule des_ klavierspiels. Teresa. 12317.
10082. Ternura. 19195.
Mes caresses. 2249. Three ravens. 15305. 4
Mr. Lee. 2275. Trinklied. 15341.
1644
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1910
Breitkopf & Hiirtel—Continued.
Tristan und Isolde. 2982, 6888,
19317. . ;
Und wir werden zusammen schwei-
gen. 19273.
Valkyrie. 20716.
Valse triste. 24703.
~ Vier lieder. 8128.
Voluptuoso. 24741.
Von marchen zu mirchen.
2973.
Wearin’ o’ the green.
Weihnachts-oratorium.
Wiegenlied. 12505.
Willow, willow. 15614.
Ya quisieras. 17720.
Zigennerliebe. 10870, 15697.
Zwei charakterstiicke. 12187.
Zwei gedichte. 24562.
2™° symphonie. 10884.
1055,
10684.
1074.
14 variationen. 11814,
Bren (J.):
He’s me kiddo. 19889.
If you but knew. 16487.
Breslaur (E.) Parting. 14664.
Breu (S8.):
Beim fass. 12774.
Deutsche romanze. 7877.
Muttersprache. 14382.
Nachtigall (Die) 14456.
Pfingstlied (Ein) 9692.
Sunday’s here. 12278.
Wichterlied. 15464.
Wielands flug. 27532.
Wohl sah ich manchen stolzen
strom. 15627.
Breuer (E.):
Kid, you got some eyes. 8842,
18467.
Say won’t you be my little girlie.
24282.
Breuer (H.) Mein heimatdorfchen
lebe wohl. 9230.
Breunig (J.) Oh you million dollar
pier. 18790.
Bréval (L.) Consecration. 15998.
Bréville (G. de):
Corisande. 22817.
Désir d’amour. 3860.
Bréville (P. de) Eros vainqueur. 251.
Brewer (A. H.) Summer sports.
22140.
Brewer (H.) Kitty of Coleraine.
8860.
Brewer (J. H.):
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 251138.
Evening star. 8073.
March of the men of Harlech.
9140.
March of the pilgrims. 11723.
Brewer (O.)—Continued.
Brewer’s assembly song _ book.
1528.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
8156.
Home to our mountains. 10580.
If I had a thousand a year. 8658.
Joy! joy! freedom to-day. 8793.
Lilt of a laugh. 8985. -
Little buttercup. 9000.
Midnight moon is beautiful. 9281.
Nature’s anthem. 9443.
O could I teach the nightingale.
9504.
Old pung sleigh, 9581.
Old school bell, 9582.
Our national game. 9630.
We roam through forest shades.
10681.
Brewer (R. B.):
Cuban waltz. 3784.
Fox (Sam) standard dance folio.
28053.
Brey (}H.):
Love’s meditation. 9077.
Why did the waves wash my
heart away. 19883.
Breyer (F.):
Almond eyes.
Black eyes.
Blue eyes.
Brown eyes.
Gray eyes.
Hazel eyes.
Briant (R. G.)
24228.
Brice (E.)
20616.
Brice (G.):
Marche des Sans Culottes.
Natché. 9440.
Pour fiammetta. 24141.
Bricket (Mrs. S. E.) My dear mother.
23D:
3186.
3454.
3468.
3528.
4338.
4399.
Root,
root, root.
That’s ever loving love.
5216.
Bridal (G. W.) Irene. 4764.
Bridger (J. H.) Say ye to the
daughter of Zion. 6092.
Bridgers (L. B.):
Calling you. 7575.
Come and rest. 7726.
He keeps me singing. 8406.
I’ve been redeemed. 8619.
Layman’s call. 8902.
Perfect trust. 9678.
Sailing. 9990.
Some day, it won’t be long.
Upward way. 10545.
10187.
Bridges (1L.) Five Indian songs.
12842.
Briel (J. C.) If dreams come true.
24911 (127).
Our day of praise is done. 6688. | Brigand of Bellamar. 7526.
Brewer (O.): Briggs (A.):
Above the stars there is rest. Hunter’s joy. 11407. 7
7193. Song of our Union. 24427.
1645
INDEX
pt. 10, D. s., v. 5
Briggs (B.)
Briggs (C. C.)
Briggs (C. S.):
Close to thee. 38702.
Hold thou my hand.
Little while. 21583.
Robin and I. 99138.
Some of these days. 10190.
Briggs (R. HE.) Espanita. 4012.
Bright eyes. 98, 125, 273, 335, 369, 378,
548, 626, 658, 1948, 2884, 3119 (81),
(182 (128), 7182 (188), 1527; (650,
8174, 10887 (197), 11024, 11424,
12565 (382), 12565 (77), 12848, 15875,
15947,- 16229, A742. (S89 ) 5 9 DT2;
22440 (71), 238041, 25640, 27686.
Brill (E. S.) Rose blushes. 6014.
Brilliant piano duets. 25193.
Brine (C. Le V.) Our country’s flag.
18817.
Brinkman (M.) Remember me. 17164.
Brinkmeyer (A. W.):
Scrub rag. 14964.
Belles and beaux. 38407.
Booster-mareh. 20945.
8478.
Sylvan waltz. 10344.
Brinsmead (W.) Khaki and _ blue.
21521.
Briquet (J.):
Alma. 10922, 12565 (12), 22486,
24911 (82).
Alma, where do you live. 24962.
Boo-hoo-hoo. 22652.
Childhocd days. 22747.
Don’t let the girlies get you.
22905.
Kater lied. 13947.
Kiss me my love.
Kuss lied. 18990.
My song of love. 28898.
Oh die weiber. 14557.
Sail home. 24252.
Scent of the jasmine
26976.
Therese sei nicht bdse. 24601.
Briscoe (A.) Awake, dear love.
22556.
Briscoe (T.) Loyal blue. 571.
Brister (I. D.) When we all get home
to glory. 20748.
Bristow (FE. L.):
Greedy. 113837.
Horns. 19916.
Immortality. 4682.
Jockey boys. 11552.
Little busy-bodies. 11648.
Merry crickets. 11775.
Nature studies. 5501.
Old fogies. 11923.
Pious lay. 11997.
Wonder working wizard 8S. 8077.
26146.
flower.
Britcher (W. F.) My Jesus I love That sweet Italian song. 22190,
Thee. 9390. 22440 (65), 24591. -
Britten (Mrs. A. J.) International Tie your little bull outside. 2868,
flag. 4756. 7182 (176), 10447, 19228.
1646
Broach (J.):
Christmas letter. 11088.
We might be spared many heart-
aches. 10677, 124389.
Broadbent (J.) & son, Itd.:
Abide with me. 7188.
Call of summer. 22696.
Glad news I bring. 113808.
Rejoice in the Lord. 9853.
Twelve hymns and tunes for |
Whitsuntide. 12373.
Who is on the Lord’s side. 10770.
Broadwell (L.) ’Cause you’re my
playmate. 7606, 17906.
Broadwell (S.) ’Cause you’re my |
playmate. 7606, 17906.
Brochard (R. M.):
Long, long ago. 26245.
Wearing of the green. 27461.
Brochon (M. M.):
Serénade. 24911 (61).
Tarantelle. 24911 (67).
Brock (H. G.) I’m taking my vaca- |
tion. 23360.
Brockenshire (J. O.):
Bantangas adios. 22568.
On the hike. 18800.
Brockett (F.) Dernier adieu.
Brockhaus (M.):
Banadietrich. 56.
Mattinata. 4997.
Wiegenlied. 15602.
Brocklebank (A. C.)
awfully tired. 18419.
Brockman (J.):
Abie, take an example from your
fader. 2.
Gee whiz, Cutey. 21225.
Gee whiz, sweety, I’m stuck on)
you. 25689.
I apologize. 11414.
I’d rather be a not-know noth-|
ing, than a would be know it all.
11158. |
|
It makes one.
8544.
I guess J’ll have to change my
name. 8553.
I love you so much, I hate you.
8590, 10887 (186).
I trust my husband anywhere.
442, 4608, 7182 (136), 18732.
If I could gain the world by wish-
448, 11478.
ried yet.
My Angelett Cheree. 648. R
My love lies hidden in every rose. 7
DAVGI
Nothing. 21794.
Once a pal, always a pal. 9605.
That’s yiddisha love. 19200, 20620,
20814 (110).
_Brohm (G.)
Bromby (W.), jr.
| Brookes (H.)
“Brooklyn S. S. union:
Os
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Brockman (J.)—Continued.
When you
some one. 11538 (1382).
Yes my dear. 12588.
You don’t know. 1146, 3101, 3119
(101).
Yumpin’ Yeemanie Yohnson. 1150,
10887 (227).
Brockmeyer (H.) & co.:
Always in the sunshine. 7254.
Big Indian. 7462.
Glide-glide-glide. 4249.
Honeybee my honeybee.
Old raggy Dan. 11925.
Shine, shine. 10117.
Sunshine gavotte. 12280.
You are the real, real girl for
mine. 7143.
Brockway (H.):
Humoreske.
Mirchen (Ein).
Moonlight. 9317.
Summer morning.
Triumerei. 10478.
Unrest. 10536.
Brodersen (I. L. A.)
days. 25362.
Brodersen (V.):
Chanson pastorale.
Dance slave. 168.
Brodie (C. M. B.):
Encore de concert. 80383.
Houston waltz. 8500.
Brody (J.):
Kameyele (Das). 8880.
Menschele sei nit genart. 9251.
Broecker (M.) Big round moon. 25144.
Broecker (M. A.) Pay-day. 5750.
Broeckhoven (J. van). When love is
8484.
8516.
9101.
10291.
Commencement
122.
kind. 12457.
Brogi (R.):
Réverie. 26872.
Trio {n mi minore. 3518.
In the valley where the
old Sweetwater flows. 13823.
Valse sympatkhie.
21398.
_Bronsart (I. von). Stihne (Die). 2771.
Bronson (J. M.) Missouri my own.
14321.
Brook (E.) Toa sea-bird. 17511.
“Brook (P.) Do you know the story.
Ba a i
In the twilight. 26026.
Come forth, O Christian brothers.
11098.
March of the pilgrims. 11723.
Our anniversary day. 11951.
Praise to Thee. 12017.
Praise waits in Zion’s courts.
12018.
Universal King. 12388.
Brooks (EK. P.) Tempest (The). 17464.
think the world of
Brooks (S8.):
Honey gal. 1862, 10887 (127).
Some of these days. 19082, 20534.
Brooks (W.) Chére adorée. 22744.
Brooks (W. G.):
Blessing from Thee. 19547.
Holy (The) hour of prayer. 23272.
Like angel whisper stealing. 5047,
11634.
Lord’s prayer. 14122.
Spirit of love. 6482.
When thou art keeper of the
heart. 22357.
Brooks (Mrs. W. H.)
21251.
Broome (E.):
Heaven is my home. 8482.
Hour has come to part. 25874.
Hymn of trust. 4501.
Brotherhood hymnal. 25199.
Broughton (A. C.) Evening twilight.
11219.
Broughton (R.)
7976.
Brouillet (R.):
Everybody’s happy. 8083.
Good night dear heart. 23142.
My Mary Flynn. 14419.
Brounoff (P.):
Arrival of the circus. 12667.
Children’s waltz. 15955.
Chinese music box. 15958.
Doll’s dance. 16088.
Indian war dance.
Rain drops. 14810.
Snow flakes. 17346.
Winter story. 17702.
Broussan (L.) O Salutaris.
Brower (J.):
Folk dances.
Morris dances.
Brower (L. H.):
Same old story. 24264.
Sing praise to His name.
Till we reach the glory
24625.
Who will go. 24888.
Brown (A.) If you’re a suffragette.
23412.
Brown (A. A.)
16402.
Brown (A. EH.)
Brown (A. H.)
18838.
Brown (A. J.) List to the angels’
glad song. 23617.
Brown (A. L.) Bohémiens (Les) 7498.
Brown (A. W.):
Any old time or any old place.
Go to Jesus.
Early one morning.
16523.
9528.
4127.
2295.
24380.
land.
How many sheaves.
Only you. 2426.
Hymn of welcome.
20857.
Don’t forget me dearie. 25477.
Gaiety. 4194.
Go on good-a-bye. 4265.
Love’s promise. 11685.
My Zouave soldier boy. 5480.
1647
INDEX
Brown (A. W.)—Continued.
Old red barn. 2410.
Rag-a-tag rag. 9817, 10887 (177).
Sweet angel eyes. 6519.
Take me back to kidland. 10887
(192).
That yodlin Zulu rag. 17479,
17742 (89).
Brown (C. B.):
Templar souvenir march. 20607.
You said I’d forget you. 15689.
Brown (C. F.):
Our mother.
Yard by yard. 7119.
Brown (C. QO.) Dear
long ago. 11147. ‘
Brown (C722) ) Bun. im. 2
school. 17742 (10).
Brown (C. W.):
At Eleanor’s death.
Lullaby. 11694.
5706.
old home of
boarding
a6
aos
Brown (D.) I’m thinking love of you.
1888.
Brown (E. A.) Song of the wander-
ing knight. 6387.
Brown (F. J.):
If the moon told all he knew.
7182 (189), 16484.
My love is like a simple prayer.
18714.
Brown (F. M.) By the lake where
the dear old shamrock grows. 25218.
Brown (G. W.) I’ve got something in
my eye. 4613.
Brown (H.):
Let freedom ring. 2112.
My Mary. 18717.
Brown (H. P.) Hymn in the night.
PALETTE
Brown (J.) Vesper hymn.
Brown (J. A.):
Christian’s race. 15963.
Jesus, my Lord is real to me.
16558.
John, one twelve. 16561.
Lord I come to Thee for service.
16684.
Making money. 16750.
Sinner saved by grace. 17327.
What if your own. 17647.
What will you do with Jesus.
17648.
Brown (J. EH.) Strolling in the moon-
light with you, girlie dear. 10276.
Brown (J. N.) TeDeum in F. 12304.
Brown (L. E.):
Move up a little closer, dear. 9340.
Old sun-bonnet. 18796.
Suffragette (The) 10283.
Brown (M. H.):
April day. 15762.
Bee’s argument.
Brown (M. B.):
At the old sweet home place. 7332.
Beneath the silvery moon. 7445.
1044.
15828.
pt. Gaye ss, Vv. 5
Brown (N.):
Barnstormer (The) 22576.
Cupid’s bower. 13035, 16021.
Electrie king. 21125.
Ideal orchestra collection. 11475.
Brown (O. B.) Flower of liberty.
18142.
Brown (R.) Go on and love me some
more. 19828.
Brown (S.) Ill certainly cheat on
you. 8573.
Brown (S. H.) Orpheum waltzes.
5692.
Brown (W. M.) Bonnie bluebells.
7500.
Brown (W. M. S.):
Calm on the listening ear of night.
25228.
Goldey college song. 25747.
Great kingdom beyond. 138525.
Gypsies (The) 19865.
If I regard iniquity in my heart.
1948.
Lord is King. 5091.
Praise Him with song. 5855.
Resurrection morn. 9867.
Sing we Alleluia. 6290.
Song of praise the angels sang.
6400.
Thine forever God of love.
Unto Thee O Lord. 10542.
Wondrous dawn. 10808.
Brown & Edwards musi€ co.:
Battleship Delaware. 1285.
Calm on the listening ear of night.
25228.
God’s calling. 19832.
Goldey college song. 25747.
Great kingdom beyond. 18525.
Gypsies (The) 19865. !
If I regard iniquity in my heart. |
6649.
1948.
Lord is king. 5091.
On parade. 11988.
Praise Him with song. 5855.
Resurrection morn. 9867.
Sing we Alleluia. 6290.
Songs of praise the angles sang. }
6400. 1
Thine forever God of love. 6649. |]
Unto Thee O Lord. 10542.
Wondrous dawn. 10808.
Brown bros. Te Deum in F. 12304.
Brown-Franklin co.:
Bless Jehovah. 15855.
Blessed story. 15856.
Book divine. 15866.
Breathe a parting blessing. 15873. |
Brother on the throne. 15879.
Build on the rock. 15884.
By grace are ye saved. 15891.
Christian’s race. 15963.
Cross the line to-day. 16012.
Enjoying religion. 16145.
Fount of cleansing. 16282.
1648
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee.. 1910
Brown-Franklin co.—Continued.
Gathering jewels. 16246.
Give your heart to Jesus.
Glory to His name. 16281.
Harp that I shall play. 16340.
He died for me. 16345.
He is the Saviour for me.
He paid the debt. 16355.
Holy of holies. 16387.
How many sheaves. 16402.
I’m hiding in Thee. 16458.
Jerusalem the golden. 16553.
Jesus my Lord is real to me.
16558.
John, one twelve. 16561.
Just because I know Him. 16576.
Lord I come to Thee for service.
16684.
16274.
16350.
Make me a witness. 16746.
Making money. 16750.
Many mansions. 16753.
More than words can tell. 16859.
My prayer. 16910.
My Saviour’s with me all the way.
16914.
Nothing like the Saviour. 16961.
On the firing line. 17026.
Onward like the sunbeams. 17033.
Open the door for the children.
17035.
Power of God. 17119.
River of grace. 17188.
Simply follow Jesus. 17321.
Sinner saved by grace. 17327.
Somebody knows. 17354.
Sweep on. 17427.
There is joy within my _ soul.
17482.
There'll be gladness for the vic-
tors. 17483.
Time is approaching. 17504.
Walking in the king’s highway.
17623.
What if your own. 17647.
What will you do with Jesus.
17648.
When the pearly gates unfold.
17671.
Why are ye idle.
Brown-Young (E.)
26262.
Browne (A. P.):
Mikado. 26405.
Moon and I. 26432.
Browne (H. M.):
Day is past and over.
O be joyful. 5568.
Browne (J. L.):
Egyptienne (L’) 3978.
God made me for you. 18196.
Indian dance. 8720, 18403.
Browne (R. A.):
17691.
Los Angeles.
22875.
Because my wife stays home.
19523.
Dearie, do you love me. 16063.
Browne (R. A.)—Continued.
Did you ever have a sweetheart.
7887.
Don’t say good bye. 22906.
Down in a shady glen. 1569.
I can always depend on you.
238318.
I’m taking my vacation. 23360.
I think I hear my country calling
me. 2383872, 24911 (122).
In my dreams. 13799.
Ireland I love you. 138855, 16533.
Laughing blue eyes and curly
brown hair. 23573.
Marse Gabriel’s trumpet soon will
sound. 16767.
Mary Blue she said she would be
true. 20168.
Mary, Oh! Mary. 16770.
Meet me when the moon is shin-
INS § 25162
My dear mother. 28875.
My dollar girl sets the gay world
awhirl. 16887.
Naughty Mimi.
Now. 26578.
Not for gold, but for you. 238949.
Oh you’re a dear old moon. 9562.
Remember me, darling sister.
5950.
Sunbeam. 15189.
Sweetest girl of all.
Sweetest sweetheart of all.
Tell me will you marry. 6600.
To-day’s my wedding day. 24636.
When love has lost itS way.
15550, 27488.
VOUS. »20098:
Brownfield (J.):
After school.
Birds of spring.
Happy holiday. 25799.
Merry spring time. 263894.
Rainbow waltz. 26832.
Surprise party. 27198.
Under the trees. 27871.
Browning (C. M.) Make the world
brighter today. 16749.
Browning (J. S.) Maiden fair.
Brownlow (C. V.):
Maharajah (The)
Sailor and the lace.
18747.
10357.
17434.
24935.
25148.
23710.
14180.
18998.
Brownlow (F.) Make the most of
May-time. 16747.
Bruce (EF. J. & G. H.) Do-do bird.
7902.
Bruce (M.) Witch in the glass.
20774.
Bruce (T.) Old blue ribbon for mine.
14576.
Bruch (K.) Ribbon march. 5970.
Bruch (M.):
Acht stticke. 22677.
Easter cantata. 25514.
Kol nidrei. 16615, 26150.
1649
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v.5
Bruch (M.)—Continued.
Nachtgesang. 23906.
Ruminische melodie.
Wessobruner gebet. 7648.
Briickner (H.) Bird’s song. 1822.
Briiderlein fein. 1356, 3528-3534,
5033, 6566, 7538, 12853, 15395, 15882,
19437 (30).
Briiggemann (A.) Margherita. 11735.
Brueschweiler (F.) :
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
8561.
Jesu, my Lord. 16555.
Lead kindly light. 8903.
Radiant morn has passed away.
17145.
Bruhns (G.)
ehuh. 3181.
Brumbaugh (H. A.)
8967.
Brun (C.)
Vart du chant.
Brun (F.):
Messe et 11™°* vespres. 16823.
Saluts grégoriens. 20467.
Brun (G.) Fille des Romani. 8130.
Brundrit (J. C.) Tell me. 6597.
Brunetti (T, A.) En révant au bal.
24247.
Alle welt auf rolls
Life in song.
Pxercices préparatoires a
22983.
18084.
Brunner (E. A.) March to the North
pole. 2202.
Bryan (H. M.) Range rider. 5926.
Bryant (J. R.):
Bring the lost to Jesus. 7531.
Jesus is the fountain of life. 8775.
Should He now appear. 10119.
Bryant (L.) Institute song book.
21464.
Bryant (L. HE.) Oh! You moon. 21829.
Brymm (J. T.) Porto Rico. 26773.
Bryning (P. L.) Send down Thy
blessing. 10088.
Bryots (P.) Won’t you be my Semi-
nole? 10813.
Bryson (H.) Vaila. 2921.
Bryson (M.) My zulu man. 14449.
Brzezinski (F.) Sonate, D_ dur.
20961.
Bubar (3. GC.) :
Call to men. 12883.
He loved me so. 13589.
His wings will shelter me. 13634.
Longing for home. 14106.
Maine for Jesus. 9125.
My Father’s a King. 149397.
My mother is praying for me.
14422.
Spirit is calling. 15136.
We love one another. 15502.
What then. 15532.
Yes, he’s mine. 15660.
Bucalossi (B.) Amour est éternel.
19.
Bucci (E.) Shepherdess’ dream.
19057
—
Bucci bros. :
Elfin tanz. 1613.
Gondoliera. 1776.
Shepherdess’ dream. 19057.
Triomphe (La) d’amour. 24651.
Valerie gavotte. 6798.
Buchan (D.) Letter from Mary of
Mourne. 14049.
Where we'll never
15589.
Greek love songs.
Buchanan (A. J.)
say good-bye.
Buchannan (G.)
18214.
Buchardo (C. L.) Sogno di alma.
15079.
Buchbaum (A.) Kol nidrei. 26151.
Buck (Ds) *
Andante. 7182 (7).
Annie Laurie. 7182 (8).
Blessed are they. 7182 (10).
Blue bells of Scotland. 7182 (11).
Chorus of spirits and hours.
(182 CT):
Concert variations
spangled banner. 7182 (22).
Impromptu-pastorale. 7182 (39).
Judge me, O God. 7182 (44).
on the Star
O ye that hear. 7182 (63).
Robin Adair. 7182 (72).
Rondo-caprice. 7182 (74).
Stradella, overture to. 7182 (87).
Triumphal march. 7182 (90).
Two transcriptions. 7182 (77).
William Tell, overture to. 7182
CFDS
Buck (D.) See also Buck (D.) jr.
Buck (D.) jr. Alleluia, Christ is
risen. 10887 (1).
Buck (M. E.):
Benedictus from mass in C.
1152, (8);
In dreams I heard the seraphim.
7182 (40).
Strife (The) is o’er. 7182 (52).
Buck Psp
Autumn. 12709.
Dawn. 18075.
Dream-pedlary. 11188.
Mister nobody. 5345.
Organ (The) 725.
Phillis. 5784.
Spring. 15141.
Buckingham (H. #.)
just only one. 23401.
Buckley (W. T.) Oh you Teddy.
14574.
Buckley & co.
Bucquet (P.)
If only one,
Oh you Teddy. 14574.
Deuxiéme suite. 11163.
Budden (H.) Do not worry. 198.
Budik (R.) Jolly brothers. 500.
Buechel (R.):
Carnival kings. 120. -
Favorite of the band. 1659,
PTAGT:
Buechner (A.) Santa Lucia. 2615.
1650
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Biichner (F.):
Tiigliche uebungen. 27224.
7S concerto in G-dur. 27608.
8**s concerto in C-dur. 27609.
Biichse (A.) Koénig und singer.
8871.
Buell (W. S.) What would the world
be. 193857.
Biisser (H.):
Appassionato. 19480.
Canzone. 1357.
Lecons manuscrites de_ solfége.
14026, 238577, 89181.
Nocturne. 11032.
Valse impromptu. 12400.
Buettner (E.) Kinftiger sonnen-
schein. 26159.
Buffalo music pub. co. Sassafras.
12109.
Buffum (H. & L.)
special singing.
Bugbee (L. A.):
Brownie Bear goes to school. 3524.
Circus (The) 3696.
Little Susie’s make believe wed-
Special songs for
20556.
ding. 5068.
Musical thoughts for little tots.
5404.
Our own private car. 5707.
Trust | 27351.
Wishing carpet. 7073.
Buglione (A.):
American spirit. 12625.
Fighting army. 138328.
Fort Monroe march. 11269.
Buglione (G.):
Saltair march. 12103, 19005.
Wasatch march. 12480.
Buhl (A.) Just you. 20053.
Buhmeier (H.T.) Mattie May. 5251.
Builder (A. D.«“) And there were
Shepherds. 24911 (2).
Bukows (O.) Cowboys (The) 21041.
Bukowski (0O.) Tartaren-marsch.
10366, 10367.
Bula (F. B.) Gospel tidings in song.
4308.
Bula (G..H.):
Gospel tidings in song. 4808.
Lead me on. 14016.
Bulger (T. E.) Heaven bless U.S. A.
23237.
Bull (F. K.) When the moon shone
bright on Nellie. 27497.
Bull (G.) Baptéme des
7396.
Bull (J.)
Bull (0O.):
Alpine maid's Sunday. 24966.
cloches.
King’s hunt. 2062, 4917.
Saeter-maid's Sunday. 24251,
26941.
Saeterjentens sdéndag. 18996.
Bulla. Nuit d@’ etoiles. 23955.
Bullard (A. W.):
Harmony. 16339.
History of music.
Piano. 17091.
Bullard (C.) Most popular Mother
Goose songs. 23854.
Bullard (F. F.):
“Abide with me. 24921.
Vagabondia. 22248.
Bullen (R.) Jack Canuck.
Bullivant (G.)
22168.
Bullock (F.) Our Nebraska.
Bullock (W. H.):
Deep in the gloom of night. 21071.
Hark, hark my soul. 16338.
It is a good thing to give thanks.
16382.
138875.
Te Deum laudamus.
17045.
4779.
Roseate (The) hues of early dawn.
, 26927.
Bundy (J.):
At sunset. 12682.
Chant d’amour. 12915.
Valse poetique. 15418.
Bungard-Wasem. Beim begrabiis.
20910.
Bungert (A.)
Bungert (H.):
Kleines lied. 4932.
Ade, mein lieb, ade. 15711.
Beim scheiden. 12775.
Bunk (G.):
Hisnacht. 19727.
Fichtenbaum steht einsam. 19772.
Hummelechen (Das) 19921.
Legende. 14028.
Lehre (Die) 20075.
Mir triumte von einem konigskind.
20202.
Nordisches midchenlied.
Bunker (F.) Mermaid (The)
Bunnett (EH.) Harvest or
hymn. 25809.
Bunning (H.):
Fragrance.
Rank and file. 189380.
Ring the bluebell. 5983.
Roses and rue. 17211.
Wake up, England. 20718.
Buongiovanni (G. F.):
7A lTettera. W158:
Ammore a fforza.
Ammore traditore.
Canto sempe. 22705.
Canzone ’e sentimento.
Chesta 6 ’a vita. 1419.
Core cantatore. 22814.
Cosa 1’é. 1488.
Forse che si, forse che no.
Io e la mazza. 26039.
20286.
9262.
festival
8181.
1204.
22498.
9o7
—=—
O6.
23050.
Io nun ’o eeredo. 1992.
Ll ’ammore a ttre. 28687.
Nun chiagnere. 2558.
Nun dormo echitl. 23859, 5562.
1651
INDEX
pt. ma nt ss
Buonomo (J.):
Calls of love. 17892.
Dreams of poet and _ peasant.
18048.
Burbridge (O.) In fatal Cherry mine.
11497.
Bureh (J.) Wing Diddo. 18469.
Burek ((H:)::
I miss thee. 1911.
Muttersegen. 11819.
Burdett (G. A.):
Hight responses. 25209.
Fairy dance. 8100.
Highland lullaby. 8462.
Humoresque. 4494.
May madrigal. 14241.
Nocturne. 3545. |
Sweet is Thy work my God.
15209.
Burdick (BH) J.) :
Dreaming in the old arm chair.
1578.
If I knew. 8659.
Knight of the road.
Rube’n. 9975.
Some one’s snoopin’ round. 15092.
That home of long ago. 17472.
Why the sea is green and salt.
12502.
Burditt (B.)
would win.
Burell (G.):
Delivering march
13099, 21072.
Diamond mazurka.
Buresh (EK. L.)
lace. 19847.
Burgan (HB. A.):
Freedom coming. 13392.
Ribbon white. 14850.
Soul immortal. 15120.
23543.
How quickly the Savior
4491.
and two-step.
T3113.
Grace’s lucky shoe
Burger (lL. M.) Whispers summer
time. 24830.
Burger (M.) Drei heitere gesinge.
15887.
Burger (R.) Tell me that my dreams
are true. 2824.
Burgess (M. G.) Allegro pomposo.
15729.
Burgett (W.):
Angel faces. 1220.
Peaches ripe 2457.
Wave rocked boat and you. 2997.
Burgey (J. M.) Coney Isle for mine.
7758.
Burgmein (J.) Secchia rapita. 6135,
14966.
Burgmiiller (F.):
Highteen characteristic studies.
25210.
Féte chez Thérése. 11243.
Rondoletto. 25211.
Twenty-five easy and progressive
studies. 20964.
Burgstaller (E.) :
Deutsche heimat. 13105.
Singend zog ich. 15041.
Trinken und lieben. 15340.
Burgstaller (F. C.) Bliitentraum.
12821.
Burke (A.) In the garden of pines.
16515.
Burke (J. J.) Dying exile’s wish.
Zou,
Burke (J. LL.) Canoe love song.
15905.
Burke (J. S.) Pastime. 11976.
Burke & Borden. In the garden of
pines far away. 16515.
Burkes (EH. A.) My home is down in
Dixie. 14408.
Burkett (J. W.) Meet me when the
moon is shining. 23762.
Burkhardt (—) Where the macea-
roni grows. 12481, 12565 (79).
3urleigh (C.):
Bolero. 12827.
Idyl. 12858.
Indian snake dance. 18830.
Lament of a rose. 14002.
Lullaby. 14168.
Rondo brillante. 14884.
Spanish dance. 6423.
Spanish serenade. 15180.
Valse fantastique. 15408.
Waltz fantasie. 1059.
Burleigh (H. T.):
From the southland. 4181.
It was nothing but a rose.
Negro minstrel melodies.
Burleson (R. D.)
23474.
23923.
I do not know.
8546.
Burmester (W.) :
Franzosisches lied. 4158.
Gavotte. 25679.
Burnand (—) Serenade (The) 27007.
Burnap (LL. M.) Hlinore (The)
waltzes. 18679.
Bernaud (A. B.) Gavotte moderne.
19816.
Burnett (G. A.) Bluebell (The) 3470.
Burney (H.) History of a lobster.
13635.
Burnham (F. C.):
Life. 21565.
When. 22344.
Burns (F.) Darkies wedding. 19680.
Burns (J. E.) Kom, hvila dig. 4937. if
Burns (J. L.) College days. 12952.
Burns (N. R.) Hot biscuits. 1865.
Burnside (G.) Irene, sweet Irene.
8739, 10887 (145).
Buron (C.) Polnisches lied. 18888.
Burr (A. H.) Fantasia. 3547.
Burr (H.) co. Whoop-la Willie, don’t
let me go. 10887, 12492.
Burrell (A, C.) Laskaland. 8894.
1652
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Burrell (P. J.):
Buzz, buzz. buzz. 22689.
Fountain of youth. 238052.
I want to be a help to mother.
23379.
Suffragetta parade. 24500.
When we sung in the village choir.
24818,
Burrows (A. 8.) How sweet thy mod-
est light. 1871.
Burrows (A. W.) Dreams of the past.
1583.
Burston (M. 8S. & B. E.) Don’t count
your chickens before they’re hatched.
3898.
Burt (B. H.):
Big college.
Colored race.
He died on
11368.
He’s got nothing on me. 380.
I’m your little Annie Laurie.
, 1158 (51), 1909.
If the men never looked at me.
11482, 17742 (61).
Just we two. 11579, 17742 (65).
Life is a merry go round. 18515,
24911 (1387).
Little side street.
Mister Pat O’Hare.
5346.
Regular finishing school. 12052.
Saturday ati p.m. 12111, 17742
(81).
Shame on you Nancy. 22048.
Sing Kate, sing. 3119 (74), 6284.
They all were cheering Dixie.
222038.
They loved a lassie. 2850.
Votes for women. 2974.
Wal, I swan. 27482.
When you’ve got a line of talk.
12475.
burt. Ceo):
How’d you like to be my beau.
8502.
I’ve a world of love in my heart
for you. 8618, 10887 (139).
Burteh (Rh: 1L:):
Best place of all. 22623.
In clover time. 1962.
Just say the word. 215138.
Name the happy day. 23909.
Organ and the choir. 5680.
Burton (H.) Dear old New York for
mine. 25434.
pret i, EH.) jr.
14675. ;
Busca de Sagastizabal (B.)
de ja gitana. 22700.
Busch (C.):
American flag. 1200.
Dream of summer.
taght, ~ 2129.
May song. 2220.
11006.
12956.
his wedding day.
11648.
Sli) (St),
Path o’ dreams.
Cancion
Busch (F.) High school processional
march. 16375.
Busch (J. J.) Four motets. 7552.
Busé (W.):
Fleurs d’orange. 8142.
Gondoliera. 18208.
Moments intimes. 14332,
Busoni (F.):
Berceuse élégiaque. 10999.
Fantasia contrappuntistica. 25602.
Grosse fuge. 12724.
Sonatina. 25213.
Bustanoby (Mrs. J.):
Beaux arts rag. 10989.
Berceuse. 12783.
Can-can danse. 15904.
Chimére (Musing) 11081.
Chimere, Oh let me dream.
Gitane. 16270.
Illusion. 8672.
Inspiration. 13832.
Irresistible. 115383.
Tristesse. 15342.
Bustanoby (R.) Irrésistible.
Butcher (F. C.):
Few more years shall roll. 4090.
O captain, my captain. 9501.
When April comes. 15540.
Butler (A. F.) When the ivy turns to
brown and gold. 193869.
Butler (A. H.) Land of Nod. 20072.
Butler (F.) Oh, would you, could you.
turn away. 18788.
Butler (i. 2) :
I love that dreamy tune. 21385.
I’ve got a Sweetheart. 23375.
Just because of one mere maiden.
21509.
Butler (M. L.):
All things whatsoever. 7238.
God in heaven, hear our singing.
257381.
Lord is ever near. 11660.
Merry Christmas. 23785.
Praise ye the Lord. 9760.
23463.
Thanksgiving. 27268.
Butler (M. W.):
Abide with me. 22447.
At the country club. 1248.
Celebration band march. 22724.
Cook’s grand march. 7765.
Easter chimes. 38962.
Faro Nell. 18122.
I love to tell the story. 18319.
I need Thee every hour. S614.
I will sing the wondrous story.
23388.
Janet march. 8763.
Janet waltz. 2015.
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me. 18484.
Sorority march. 24447.
There is a happy land. 19202.
Throw out the life line. 19223.
Water lily waltz. 10667.
What shall the harvest be. 6959.
1653
INDEX
Dt. I; NSS. vas
Butler (O’B.) Muirgheis. 16870.
Butler (R. T.) Sally of the valley.
21999, 24911 (162).
Butler (S. T.) Land of nod. 20072.
Butler (F. C.):
Down by the Hudson. 7929.
Graft, graft, graft. 19848.
Valley of the Keystone. 15402.
Butterfield (J. A.) When you and I
were young, Maggie. 3037, 155738,
27502.
Buttomer (J.)
again. 18670.
Button (H. E.): :
Land o’ the leal. 26167.
Praise ye the Lord. 18894.
I am coming home
Butts: (8B: EF.) :
Come Holy Spirit source of power.
12962.
Jesus, the friend ever near.
4836.
Our banner of stars forever.
11953.
Bux6 (T.) Allegro sinfénico. 12609.
Buys (J. B.) Romantische serenade.
26909.
Byford (F.):
God is ever nigh. 16286, 18194.
To mother and thee. 17512.
Byford (F. G.):
Confession. 7754.
Intercession. 13884.
24085.
5418.
Byng (G. W.) Penguin dance.
Byram (O. F.) My bonnie Jean.
Byrd (W.):
Communion service. 12982.
Sellenger’s round. 2655, 6145.
Byrne (J. T.) Meet me in the moon-
light. 26874.
Byrnes (—) Shuffles and taps.
1482) (170), 42565 >(63),...\ 7.
Byrnes (J. A.) Such a little queen.
6186,
6486.
Byrom (B.) I know the tears. 233836.
Byron (C. 8S. & H. H.) Oh you soldier
kid. 11919.
Byron Troubadours. Oh you soldier
kid. 11919.
Byshe (F. H.) Alone at the beautiful
gate. 208836.
Bywater (M. J.) Communion service.
148.
©, C: pub. co.
Third idyl. 15297.
Waiting. 15475.
Cable (C.):
Dear old summer’s coming. 16059.
Poor Billy. 24136.
Cable piano co.. Grand aerie march.
13511.
Cabello (F. L.) Taft-Diaz in El Paso.
966.
Cadix. 25221.
Cadman (C. W.):
Butterflies. 7555.
Chinese flower féte. 3662.
Churning song. 1447.
Dance of the sunbeams. 21056.
Egyptian bridal procession. 3976.
Four American Indian songs.
DOD:
Indian love song. 1984.
Indian mountain song.
Indian summer. 11526.
March in C. 7564.
Noontime rest. 688.
Playing in the hay.
Race (The) 794.
Riding old Dobbin.
Sayonara. 19010.
Sounds in the night.
Thresher (The) 1005.
Cadmus (H.) Ours. 17049.
Cady (C. E.) Mother’s still waiting
for you. 18688.
Cady (L. B.) Sing we to Williams.
6291.
CHimmerer (C.):
Sechs charakterstiicke.
Sechs stiicke. 15896. -
Cahill (J.) Number 102. 2357.
Cahill (R. J.) Minona. 23814.
Cahill (W.) Since I fell in love with
Mary. 24874.
Cahn (D.) Kol nidrei. 26151.
Cain (C. H.) . Honey. 232825
Cain (M. F.) In that home I left one
day. 13812.
Cairanne (M.):
A473T.
762.
817,
923.
15895.
Cortége carnavalesque. 19657.
Fuenterrabia. 4187.
Paysage lunaire. 18856.
Printemps qui s’eveille. 20396.
Roller-skating. 6001.
Cairns CHS
For auld lang syne. 16224.
My ain John and me. 16878.
My bonnie Mary. 16882.
Sandy came from Skye. 17246.
Caldicott (A. J.) . Where gaze you
going to, my pretty maid. 24821.
Caldwell (A.):
Betsy Bolivar. 74.
Girl from the U. S. A. 1754, 10887
(116).
Hickory-dickory-dock. 4448, 7182
(126).
Just you and I in Dreamland.
4887, 7182 (144).
Lucky dog. 5151, 7182 (452).
Mrs. Hisenstein. 16846.
My Lady Angora. 5438, 7182 (158).
When grandma was a little girl
like me. 1086, 3020, 10887 (209).
Caldwell (A. P.) Chilly con carney.
15956.
Caldwell (B. M.)
sing. 27056.
Sing, sweetheart,
1654
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
‘Oh, sweetheart of
26641.
27438.
Caldwell (J. P.)
mine, I’m thinking of you.
Caldwell (J. S.) Soul echoes.
Caley (J. H.):
He sets me free. 11371.
That Friend so fair. 6617.
Callahan (M. A.) Strolling by the
ocean side. 12261.
Calleott (J. W.) Great is the Lord.
11335.
Calleja (R.):
Amo de la calle. 22499.
Mano (La.) 18601.
Pais de las hadas.. 24073.
Poeta de la vida. 26763.
Calloway (T. C.) I love only you.
114381.
Calvert (B. S.) Won’t you promise to
still be my sweetheart. 7095.
Calvert (F.):
Cry baby. 13029.
Let me think I’m someone. 23586.
Calvini (A.) Valse fugitive. 17575.
Cambardella (S.) Suonno ’e giu-
ventt. 2782.
Cambillard (E.):
Chanson de régiment. 19605.
Sérénade av Japon. 20498.
Camerlingo (G.) °O. - chéavettiere.
14508.
Cameron (Mrs. F. M.) Little honey
bug. 9009.
Cameron (G. F.)
Cameron (R.)
6390.
Camgiullo
Inspiration. 18405.
Song of yesterday.
Bella
(F.) Hermosa.
Cammack (J. W.) Eyes of fortune.
8094.
Cammeyer (A.) Boy scouts. 20952.
Cammeyer music co. Boy _ scouts.
20952.
Camp-( J.-S.) :
Behold, I tell you a mystery. 65.
I need Thee every hour. 488.
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me. 495.
Lo, the day of rest declineth. 559.
Morning star. 688.
Now the day is over. 692.
Camp (M. J.):
Ask what I shall give thee.
Bought with a price. 3492.
Hold Thou my hand. 19907.
Camp (CN. OH.) :
Ask what I shall give thee.
Bought with a price. 3492.
Hold Thou my hand. 19907.
Campana (F.) Forest shadows. 28046.
Campbell (A. B.):
Flirtation caprice. 18139.
If you were only mine. 8670.
Campbell (B.):
12675.
12675.
Chanson d’avril. 3630.
Come unto me when shadows
darkly gather. 25355.
Campiglio (P. F. del)
Campbell (B.)—Continued.
Faithful Shepherd feed me. 25598.
O Lord Thy will be done. 14520.
Sun of my soul. 20578.
Weary of earth. 15508.
Campbell (C.) Smith, Smith, Smith.
17345.
Campbell (D.B.) Glory to God. 23119.
Campbell (F. A.) Don’t you cry no
moh’, 19705.
Campbell (H. A. J.) Bells (The).
22605.
Campbell (J. E.) Seven short and
easy pieces. 20970.
Campbell (l.) Hansel and Grethel
suite. 16335.
Campbell (Le R. B.):
Baba Yaga. 7368.
Bless the Lord, O my soul.
Boat song. 25170.
Grand march of the Ladies of
Maccabees. 11329.
Lullaby. 26287.
Now the day is over.
Campbell (R. E.):
His tender care. 19905.
My all I give to Thee. 20238.
Songs that mother sang. 20548.
Sowing the seed. 20555.
Campbell (V. EH.) Dragonflies. 1572.
Campbell & Gettman. If I were a mil-
lionaire. 25980.
Campbell-Tipton :
Homeward. 4470.
Hymn to the night.
Love’s logie. 9076.
25158.
26580.
18294.
Mass in # flat.
14231.
Canady (D. Z.):
Gathering jewels. 16246.
Walking in the king’s highway.
17623.
Cananea (B. della) Amour ne meurt
pas. 20, 12681.
Candiolo (H.) Puisque je suis jolie.
2515. .
Canfield (J. M.):
Love, fix a day.
Whither. 22369.
Cangiullo (F.) Fa chello che dich’ ’i.
21160.
21599.
Cann (C. 8.) Summer dreams waltz.
221388.
Cannio (B.):
°A luntananza d’ ’o surdato. 1159,
o125.
7A vulesse. 3128.
’"E} femmene America. 135204.
I’penzo tempe a tte. 4600.
70s sciacquante d@’ ‘a cantina.
218138, 26610.
Cantor (O.) Tender flower thou
seemest. 12314.
Canzano (P.) Secchia rapita. 20487.
O42
25243.
Canzone napolitana.
1655
ee
INDEX
pt. I, 2. S., Vv. 5
Caouette (N.) Say good-bye to Viola,
my own sweetheart. 6090.
Capaldo (G.) Barcone ‘nchiuso. 22571.
Capel. (J. M.):
Love in Japan. 5116.
Three fishers. 2858.
Capital mus. pub. co. Rose. 26919.
Capitan Fracassa. 11, LPH, 225, 258,
908, 1018, 1375, 7590, 12890, 15911.
Capitana (La) 19587.
Capolongo (G.) Campagnus.
Capriccio d’un miliardario.
Captain Kidd. 4785.
Capua (BH. Di):
A ‘sta feneata. 20819.
7A zgarellara. 3129, 3130.
"Ammore ’e marenare. 3212.
Beneath thy window. 1300.
Canta oj’ marend. 22702, 25238.
1 ffemmene d’’o Vommere. 21108.
25512.
Italia bella. 2009.
Laurel octavo bulletin. 14013.
Maria, mari. 2205, 14218.
Mia cara Giulietta. 21691, 26399.
11042.
19588.
My heart is thine. 9885.
O sole mio. 2380, 5597, 9526.
Oh, Marie. 14568.
Serenatella appaurata. 6158.
Si tiene core. 27035.
Vocea bella. 22281, 27418.
Carbonelli (G. S.) Gigue. 8261.
Carcassi (M.) Caprice. 25251.
Cardilli (M. V.):
Ammore muorto. 10932.
Infinito (L’) 4748.
Irma. 4769.
Lina. 5049.
Serenata. 6157.
Souonuo amare. 174238.
Uocchie ’e fata. 12389.
Carey {A.) :
O Oregon, my Oregon.
Oregon free. 20344.
Carey (G. H.) Bennie boy if I only
knew. 17848.
20303.
Carey (J. B.) Chimes of eleven.
25289.
Carey (M.) Crazy patch rag. 156.
Carey (T.) My New Jersey queens.
23892.
Carey (T. W.) Let’s all be kids again.
20078.
Carisch & Jinichen:
Agitato. 22467.
Alba. 7218.
Amore, dove sei tu. 10934.
Amour ne meurt pas. 20, 12681.
Ascensione nell’aura primaverile.
22534.
Aubade. 3298.
Bagatelle. 7385.
Baisers charmeurs. 7386.
Ballata d’un tempo lantano. 54.
Beata Beatrix. 5d9.
Carisch & Jainichen—Continued.
Bella Sicilia. 158388.
Berceuse. 7452, 22617.
Boite a musique. 20942.
Brise de mer. 25196.
Caccia. 22692.
Campane a festa.
Cantabile. 25239.
Canto d’amore. 22703.
Canto notturno. 114.
Canzone. 24558.
Caprice etude. 25248.
Cendres d’amour. 25260.
Che colpa go mi. 11073.
Colombine qui flirte. 12955.
Crepuscolo. 17978.
Da una fiera. 22842.
Di notte. 18014.
Dialogo. 22890.
Dimane. 11165.
Doux souvenir.
Hlegia. 227.
Enchantement de la forét.
Fantasticando. 22991.
Festa di gondole. 18127.
Forse che si-forse che no.
Giuda di Kerioth. 23106.
Improvviso. 23424.
Lamento. 529.
Ma petite étoile.
Malbruk valzer. 26820.
Mandolinata rustica. 268327.
Marche chinoise. 11728.
Marche des jolies femmes.
Marcia trionfale. 26835.
Marinaresca. 11737.
Mattinata. 26355.
Meditiazione. 602.
Meriggio in montagna.
Meriggio sopra il lago.
Mimi Pinson. 21698.
Mio dolce amor. 9294.
Montanara e pifferaro.
Nel crepuscolo. 23925.
Ninna-nanna. 683.
Nocturne. 10364.
Nostalgia. 23948.
Notti. 691.
Notturno greco. 26575.
Novelletta. 26576.
Orientale. 11948.
Pas des coquettes.
Pastorale. 24079.
Pensiero musicale.
Petit caprice. 9688.
Petite valse de salon.
Pizzicato. 9704.
Plainte du coeur. 12000.
Primavera dolente. 776.
Promenade amoureuse.
Réverie. 26872.
Ritorno a Capri. 12075.
Romanza. 18968, 24225.
Ronde des elfes. 12086.
Saluto della banda. 24262.
7578.
7927.
11211.
19794.
18585.
11729.
9261.
23780.
21708.
21874.
26736.
24101.
24168.
1656
|
INDEX
nos. 1—52. Jan.—Dec., 1910
Carisch & Jinichen—Continued.
Santa Lucia. 10009.
Sarabanda. 26961.
Sehizzi. 10037.
Séduction. 26995.
Séduisante. 22025.
Seguidilla. 24322.
Serenata Araba. 12167.
Serenata patetica. 19049, 27014.
Silenzio della foresta. 24368.
Sopra il campo dei zingari. 24446.
Sourire d’enfant. 27117.
Souvenir. 27124.
Souvenir de Norvege. 10228.
Sposa del Libano. 930.
Sulle rive del Busento. 12267.
Tempo di mazurka. 27266.
Tempo di minuetto. 10381.
Tendresse. 22179.
Ton seul baiser. 27338.
Tramonto. 10479.
Trio in mi minore. 3518.
Trombetta del bersagliere. 6730.
Tuo (11) ritratto. 27356.
Veloce ritorno. 24709.
3 pezzeiti. 9388.
24 solfiggi melodici. 1052.
28 solfeggi melodici. 1053.
Carle (R.):
I'm crazy to marry again. 19952,
20814 (60).
Love me. 26268.
Miss Helen of Troy. 20204,
20814 (79).
Much obliged. 26460.
Carlin (C. E.) Do you know. 138125.
Carlin (H.) When the winter days
are over. 15569.
Carlin & Lennox:
Birthday song. 3447.
Cradle song. 3773.
Leaves’ party. 4985.
6965.
8727.
When birdie goes to sleep.
Carlisle (H. C.) Indy-Anna.
Carlsen (C.):
Gebet. 8242.
Sinfonische suite.
Carlson (Mrs. J. BE.)
are falling. 23136.
Carlson (M. L.):
Call of the bugler. 7573.
Charms of the forest. 15946.
Checkers. 25279.
Commanding officer. 7745.
Cupid’s message, 16022.
Forester (The) 13378.
Rippling brook. 14868.
Royal guards. 2596.
Shore breezes. 12175.
Snow feather. 27079.
Sympathy waltzes, 6553.
Thunderbolt rag. 6671.
Carlson (R. B.) Sail with me in my
aeroplane. 21996.
10136.
Golden leaves
Carlton (C.):
Crestline’s festival. 21045.
Cuban waltz. 7802.
Good night moon, 1384938.
Syria. 2808.
Zulu chief. 20808.
Carlton (H.):
He was more like a friend. 113738.
I’ve been in the rain. 1919.
If the shooting suit would suit.
4658.
Let’s have a day with the ladies.
14042.
Oh girls, nobody loves you like a
nice policeman. 23993.
She’s living in my house now.
10118.
You don’t want a night-light.
IGT 3A,
Carluen (A.) Nita, you are my dear
Sampaguita. 5530.
@arlyle (R. R:):
I love you and love you true. 8588.
My own sweet girl. 26501.
Pansy. 17061.
Stop your quittin’ get away closer.
24478,
Carman (EK. H.):
Memories dream, 23772.
Old camp ground. 17017.
Carman (M.):
Arlequin s’amuse. 22531.
Caressante. 15914.
Dansons et jouons. 16045.
Féte chez Henri III. 19770.
Ils étaient deux petits chiens
blanes. 19998.
Menuet de Claudine. 16814.
Ou done est Colombine. 21857.
Petits chiens savants. 24102.
Pierrot s’amuse. 21890.
Pour amuser bébé. 203884.
Scherzo printanier. 17255.
Souvenir de Hollande. 20550.
Carmen. 13824, 11007, 11010, 12808,
158538, 20932, 20933, 25150.
Carmichael (M.) :
Over and over.
Song of the mill.
17058.
6385.
Carnal (J. E.) Come unto Me. 7740,
22799.
Carney (B.) Let George do it. 2113.
Carney & Zirkel.
Pile
Caroeci (M.)
Carosio (B.)
mes. 11729.
Carpe CM. kK. A. van Hf.)
Arme siingerin. 19486.
As the rose, as the lily. 3276.
Chanson d’automne. 19604.
Dansons la gigue. 19679.
Dawn. 3826.
Dunkle raub.
Lune blanche.
Let George do it.
E girala la réta. T9738.
Marche des jolies fem-
19TIT.
20157.
1657
»
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s., Vv. 5
Carpé (M. K. A. van H.)—Continued.
Mit des ringes zauberschein. 5347.
Morning like a princess. 5370.
Not even I who wear it. 5551.
On what far summits. 20325.
Venezia. 20690.
Zigeunerleben. 20804.
Carpenter (C.) Romance. 17194.
Carpenter (F. O.)
and now. 5527.
Carpenter (J. W.) Bethlehem chorus.
(3.
Carpenter (W. F.) Have you no one
Nineteen hundred
for to love you. 8899.
Carper (M. 8S.) Babe o’ dreams.
19507.
Garrn: (Gs i.)
Lead, kindly light. 14015.
O love that will not let me go.
14528.
Carr (H.) Give a man a horse he
can ride. 18181.
Carr-Jones (E.) Water scenes.
10668.
Carrier-Belleuse (O.) Méthode
moderne de piano. 9271.
Carroll (F. R.) In the valley where
the old Sweetwater flows. 13823.
Carroll (H.):
Fall (The) guy. 18291.
I’m a married man. 23350, 27704.
I’m glad I’m home again. 11439,
15704 (90).
Ym waiting for just one girl.
4588.
IT never know how to behave.
1918, 15704 (94).
Irish rag. 8741, 10887
18857.
Nix on the glow-worm Lena.
14490, 17742 (75), 18756.
Why do we follow the big brass
band. 19384.
Carroll (M. H.) Cycle of love songs.
16028.
Carroll (R. S8.)
white and blue.
Carroll) {Avo} Ts)
dream. 19506.
Carruthers (N.) There’s one little
girl loves you. 19205.
Carson & Cassel. Call for men. 7571.
Carstanjen (A.) Dream on the ocean.
22922, 25494.
Carswell (H. J.)
Dixie. 1291.
Carter (A.) Michigan rag. 16828.
(146),
Vision of the red,
17603.
Babe Johnson’s
Because she loves
Carter (C. N.) Come, love, come.
(132.
Carter (E.) Carmina Princetonia.
yA
Carter (F.) Convent gardeneers.
Oe
Carter (F. W.):
I am coming back to Siam. 19925.
1658
Carter (F. W.)—Continued.
I’m in love with you. 16454.
I’ve said good bye to the dear old
Strand. 25957.
Let’s wait and see the pictures.
20081.
M. A. C. G. Rae, Gore.
My jaunting car. 5434.
On the day you sang Come back
26300.
to Erin. 24027.
There’s another little one a-com-
ing out. 15284.
We won't talk of foreign invasion.
19340.
Won’t you come to Colombo.
17718.
Carter (H. D.)
Carter (N.):
Heart’s delight. 19893.
Only in August. 20334.
Stranger’s bowl. 17402.
Carter (N. 8.): !
In the vicinity of my affinity. |
4732:
My Sunday girl. 5468.
Superstitious Sadie. 24517.
Carter (V. S.) You can’t chew my jf
chewing gum. 27573.
Carter (W. J.) Gladys. 16275.
Carter & Blackett. Michigan rag.
16828.
Carter & Trautman.
louder than words.
Cartland (B. A.):
Ave Maria. 15790.
Dear eyes. 16054. ;
Dream of Mabrooka. 16110.
Hyes I long to see. 16170.
Low moon. 16714.
Way is long. 17634.
Cartwright (J. M.) Four short stunts. 9
4153.
Carvell (E. B.) Will you be my west-
ern queen. 15609.
Cary (F. M.) California the place for
me. 12876.
Cary & CO.:
After-days. 17753.
Dance of feathers.
Darkies’ wedding.
Daybreak. 7856.
Delia. 16066.
Fairies’ frolic. 8099.
Gray shadows. 18216.
Little ’uns. 11651.
O salutaris. 21812.
Responses at mass. 21952.
Rita on the rink. 17184.
Slumber king. 12192.
Halifax rag. 8370.
Actions speak
22454.
7826.
19680.
Song of Mr. Satan. 19090.
Sweetheart there is no splendor. §
19154.
‘Tis good to live. 17508.
Valse des sylphes. 22253.
When Flora smiles. 12451.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Cary bros. music co.:
Oh, you Mister Moon. 2400.
We were playmates on the old vil-
lage green. 3003.
Caryll (I.):
Captain Dinkelpop. 25249.
For I’m just I. 25636.
Hudson belle. 16404, 18277.
I simply can’t abide ’em. 25952.
It’s not the same at all. 26060.
Marriage 4 la carte. 26343-26345
Of all her sex a paragon. 26623
Oh Rosalie. 26640.
Our Miss Gibbs. 729, 18824, 20348.
Pass it along to the frog. 26719.
~ A. BR. 21991.
Silly cock-a-doodle-do. 27041.
Smile, smile, smile. 27077.
Stunden des gliicks. 17405.
Such a bore. 27180.
Thrifty little Mabel.
Toddle go the girlies. 27332.
Walking on a wire. 27434.
When I come to marry. 27481.
When zim-zim go the cymbals.
27507.
You, you.
Casa Dotesio:
Abreme la puerta. 12573.
Adieu des oiseaux au printemps.
22458.
Allegro sinfonico.
Amo de la calle.
Arde chinita. 22524.
Arza y olé. 25021.
Buenaventura (La)
Cadix. 25221.
Cancion de la gitana.
Chantecler. 12919.
Colita (La) 22787.
Danse catalane. 22861.
Diamant rose. 3869.
Dos. marchas militares.
Farruca (La) 25605.
Gracia de Dios. 18211.
Juegos Malabares. 16567.
Mano (La) 18601.
Pais de las hadas.
Pas ce soir. 18842.
Poeta (El) de la vida. 26763.
Tango del chirimbolo. 27238.
Toi, toujours toi. 19239.
~Casabianca (—) Mélie-valse.
Casadesus (F.):
Bergére aux champs. 12787.
Ronde du zéphyr. 14882.
Casanova. 12901.
Casanova (HB. L.)
| me 5763.
‘Case (C. B.):
Little side street where Mary
dwells. 21582.
Sun always shines on pay day.
22141.
27311.
27583.
12609.
22499.
3539, 3540.
22700.
21280.
24073.
16797.
Pensée lointaine.
Case (C. C.) I will praise Thee, O
Lord. 4630.
Case (H. L.) How Shall I follow
Him, I serve.
Casella (A. 0.) Tonbild (Hin) 1016.
Casey (J.) By the silv’ry San Joa-
quin. 15892.
Casey (J. O.) Brown’s autograph
polka. 110380, 12852.
Casey (J. W.) My big moon. 2308,
5415, 10887 (169), 10887 (170), 14387.
Casey (M. L.) ’Neath the shadow of
8506.
Thy wings. 16933.
Cashin (T.):
Dreamland. 7945.
Dreamland of Minneapolis.
Dreamland of Seattle. 7947.
South side hall. 12228,
Cashman (M. A.) San Francisco is
victorious. 26956.
Caspar (H.) Moderne bewegungs-und
auschlags-lehre. 20214.
7946.
Cass (J. B.) Mister Possum. 18661.
Cassad6 (J.) Adieux des oiseaux.
22458.
Cassandra. 19596.
Cassel (E. T. & F. H.) Call for men.
T7571.
Cassel (F. H.):
Call for reapers. 22694.
Easter time. 13208.
Castello (G. E.):
If all the world were mine. 21421,
Marry a man who loves you.
263846.
Castellone (D. V.) Daisies’ song.
13043.
Castellucci (O.) Fonder. 11262.
Castéra (R. de) Berceuse. 10998.
Casterline (H. A.)
23342.
I'll love but thee.
Castling (—) My lady’s shoe. 5442.
Castling (H.):
Belle of Cotton Town. 19531.
Blame it on to poor Lloyd George.
3458.
Colliers (The) 1464.
Don’t tell the wife. 22909.
How are they going to get in Lon-
don. 4482.
If my ways were yours. 11481.
In my home in Bantry Bay.
23436.
It’s a grand old world to live in.
2002.
Let’s have free trade amongst the
girls. 23588.
Nobody waiting there to greet me.
16947.
Not a single girl to kiss. 26571.
Ring-a-ding, puff-puff. 9898.
Save a little one for me. 2618.
Take it nice and easy. 24541.
Take me back to Yorkshire. 24544,
1659
68294—10-——15
INDEX
Castling (H.)—Continued.
Tell the misses you’ve been out
with me. 15248.
Togo. 19238.
William. 15612.
Casto (J. W.):
Flower show march. 4121.
Shimmering spangles. 6179.
Castro (O. D.) mus. pub. co.:
Do you love me now as you did
long ago. 1550.
Tell me that my dreams are true.
2824.
Castro (R.):
Ave Maria. 3808.
Cadenza. 3600, 3601.
Cuatro danzas. 3602.
Deux chants sans paroles.
Esquisse-mazurka. 4018.
Fleurs, femmes et chant. 4109.
3604.
Frivole passionnée. 4174.
Je taime. 4818.
Je veux t’oublier. 4814.
Mazurka en re majeur. 5259.
Mazurka mélancolique. 5260.
Parfums de Vienne. 5738.
Paris entrainant. 57389.
Premier chagrin. 5870.
Seeret (Le) 6188.
Trozo en el estilo antigno.
Valse ecapricieuse. 6800.
Vibration d’amour. 6844.
Caswell (M.) Wellesley songs. 19846.
Cathey (C. P.) Tennessee. 2828.
Cattedra (O.):
Ammore é n’auciello.
Core traduto. 22816.
Tristesse. 273438.
Vasammice, strignimmice.
Voci di camfo. 27420.
Cauchois (J. J.):
God bless our land. 16284.
My dear little shamrock.
Our jackies. 21859.
Our Presidents. 14639.
Sovereigns of England. 19110.
Twinkling stars. 6756.
Causey (F. F.) Beam one more smile.
25085.
Caussinus (V.) Progressive method
for the cornet. 120381.
Cavalleria rusticana. 9170, 11741-
11744, 14227, 20167, 26356.
Cavan (Mrs. E.):
Ym your Darmody’s candy man.
8612.
Out for a joyride. 9635.
Cavanough (J.) My Colorado home.
6733.
24981.
24708.
16885.
18708.
fazaneuve (E.) On the Bridge of
Sighs. 5654.
Central music co.:
Bridal rose. 3512.
Echoes of the nation. 13214.
1660
pt. III, 0. s., v. 5
Central music house. Your love is
only admiration. 22429.
Central music pub. co. Uncle Sam’s
pole. 24686.
Cendrillon. 9177.
Century Co.:
Brotherhood hymnal. 25199.
Christ whose glory fills the skies.
P2kao:
Gather us in, thou love that fillest
all... 25078:
Hymns of the
23314.
Let all the world in every corner
sing. 238588.
Love come down at Christmas. |
23656. |
Not in dumb resignation. 28950. |
O for a closer walk with God. |
living church. |
23959. |
O North with all thy vales of |
green. 23967. |
Once to every man and nation. |
24035. |
Psalms, hymns and spiritual songs.
19437 (18).
Savior, now the day is ending. |
24279.
Sing of Jesus, sing forever. 24378.
Soldiers of Christ arise. 24408.
Through centuries of sin and woe.
24618.
Trumpet of God sound high. 24659.
Welcome delightful morn. 24782. |
When mother love. 24801.
When the Lord of love was here. |
24811.
Century music publishing company :
Alice, where art thou. 24950.
April fool pranks. 17298.
Arrival of the guests. 25020.
At the country fair. 7329.
Canzonette. 1020.
Chanson d’amour.
Ciribiribin. 1452.
Desiderio (11) 181.
Donkey party. 25475.
Drops of water. 3937.
Dying poet. 3951
- Easter lillies. 7990.
Blite (L’) . 255389.
Festival march. 13821.
Firecrackers. 8182.
Frolics of the dance. 25662.
Funiculi-funicula. 25671. 5
General Siegel’s grand march.
4223.
Gliding along. 25716.
Halloween elfs. 8376.
Heart of gold. 8421.
I fear no foe. 4534.
In merry mood. 26014.
In the glen. 8711.
In the merry month of May. 1975.
Invitation to the dance. 26036.
25265.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Century music publishing company—
Continued.
Killarney. 25069.
Last hope. 2098.
Light cavalry. 6507.
Lisongera (La) 3618S.
Little golden blond. 26225.
Long, long ago. 26245.
Looking back. 26250.
Martha. 267.
Miserere. 10581.
Music among the pines. 5399.
My old Kentucky home, good
night. 659.
My valentine.
Oberon. 703.
Old oaken bucket.
On parole. 9590.
Once again. 26670.
Over the waves. 2438, 5722.
Pleasant evening. 26762.
Pretty partner. 26790.
Priests march. 9248.
Pure as snow. 5892.
Radiant morn. 5912.
Regatta venetiana. 2135.
Ring in the New Year. 9894.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
26894.
Rocking horse. 26895.
94351.
2407.
Romanza in G minor. 2576.
Rose Marie. 26923.
Santa Claus parade. 10007.
Seguidilla. 6143.
Shepherd boy. 6172.
Silvery stars. 6264.
Sounds from the ringing rocks.
6408.
Springtime. 10251.
Sweet violet. 957.
Telling funny stories.
Thanksgiving. 10390.
Then you’ll remember me. 53.
Trovatore (Il) 6882.
Under the double eagle.
Valse chromatigue. 1769.
Village blacksmith. 2957.
Wandering sprite. 1064.
Watching the old year out. 10665.
Wearing of the green. 27461.
When you and I were young, Mag-
gie. 27502.
William Tell.
Bat 1151,
Cerisoles (—.):
Lovely march. 21605.
Mystéres du bal. 5482.
Niéjno. 26554.
Pensée de Marquise. 14684.
27264.
2914.
6030.
Cerri (L.) Trombetta del bersagliere.
6730.
Cerwonky (R.) Contentment. 16000.
_Cesi (B.) Metodo per lo studio del
' piano forte. 9272.
Cesti (M. A.) Intorno all’ idol mio.
18409.
Chadwick (A. 8S.) Dans les bois. 16039.
Chadwick (G. W.):
Blessed be the Lord. 1153 (147).
Child is born in Bethlehem. 1425.
Elfin song. 197831.
Gifts. 21227.
In a china shop. 19999.
Inconstancy. 20017.
It was a lover and his lass.
Lady of Leith. 215380.
Larry O’Toole. 21539.
Love’s image. 21611.
Mary’s lullaby. 20166.
Miller’s daughter. 7182 (54).
Miss Nancy’s gown. 11781.
Nora McNally. 21792.
O Thou that hearest. 1153 (157).
Praise the Lord. 1153 (159).
Quartet for strings. 17910.
Recruit (The). 21930.
Spring song. 1153 (165).
When I am dead. 22346.
When I view the mother kneeling.
3024.
When stars are in the quiet skies,
22ao2. %
Chafer (L. S.) Hail to the Lord’s
anointed. 16327.
Chaffee (C. J.):
Grape juice.
Tt) 16541,
Missouri swing.
Chaffin (L. G.):
Holy Father hear my cry. 4462.
Love’s answer. 5140. ;
Challier (C. A.) & Co.:
Bagatellen. 12733.
Drei lieder ftir eine singstimme
und klavier. 9486. 2
Fiinf plattdeutsche dichtungen.
11768.
Konigskinder.
Liige. 20135.
Sonntagsmorgengang. 2741, 10220.
Vier gedichte. 894.
Vision. 20705.
Challinor (F. A.):
Children’s evening hymn. 7662.
21478.
13521.
16843.
2081.
Crown Him Lord of all. 11119.
Glad hosannas. 8275.
Hark the voice of Jesus. 8387.
Hosanna to the living Lord. 11399.
I will love Thee, O Lord my
strength. 8636.
My true love hath my heart. 11852.
Nights (The). 9472.
O blessed name. 21805.
O’er all the earth the shades of
evening. 95384.
Praise waiteth for Thee, O God.
24149.
Seven hymns for special occasions.
252638.
Singing for Jesus. 10144.
Song of the sea. 27102.
1661
INDEX
pt. tS ved
Challinor (F. A.)—Contipued.
Song of Zion. 10211.
There’s a work for all to do.
10415.
Chalmers (H. J.):
Dance of the flowers. 11182.
Little prince. 11646.
Niagara. 11878.
Chambers (C.) It was a lover and
his lass. 26062.
Chambers (F. S.) Hot shot. 1866.
Chambers (H. A.):
I will lift up mine eyes.
Te Deum. 22166.
Chambers (P.):
Most popular selections for the
cello and piano. 20228.
cornet and piano. 18682.
—— trombone and piano. 20224.
Chambers (U. G.) There aint no
class to you. 2838.
Chambers (W. P.)
17029.
Chaminade (C. L. S.):
Air de ballet. 38611, 22728.
Barearolle. 3612)
Canzonetta. 3618.
Etude romantique. 1398.
Flatterer (The) 3614, 11057.
8635.
On the wheel.
Gavotte. 38615.
Gigue. 3616.
Heureuses (Les) 1399.
Intermezzo. 3617.
Lettres d’amour. 11058.
Lisonjera (La) 3618.
Marche américaine. 1400.
Marche russe. 38619.
Méditation. 12910.
Menuet galant. 1401.
Ondine du Léman. 11060.
Orientale. 3620.
Pas des amphores.
Passacaille. 1402.
Piece romantique.
Prélude. 3621.
Retour (Le) 1408.
Romanee. 3622.
Ronde du crépuscule.
Rondeau. 3623.
Scaramouche (The clown) 17911.
Scarf dance. 3624, 11061, 15925.
Sérénade. 17912.
Tarentelle. 3625.
Champlin (C. K.):
Flag of Uncle Sam. 133438.
Love me dearie. 14138.
When the apple blossoms bloom.
17661.
Chandler (J. R.)
Chandler (N. P.):
Battle is the Lord’s. 12758.
Redeeming love. 14820.
Chandler-Ebel music ¢o.:
Belle polonaise. 15834.
15924.
T61T.
1404.
Lullaby. 18588.
1662
Chandler-Ebel music co.—Continued.
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
8562.
Little Boy Blue.
March of the soldiers.
Merry wanderer. 612.
Message of love. 14284.
Spring symphony. 981.
Valse des fleurs. 15406.
Channon (F.):
King Edward's funeral
16596.
Within the gates. 19398.
Chant (lL. O.) To and fro. 12349.
Chanteclair. 19607, 19866, 20155.
Chantecler in Wien. 12920, 14067,
14068, 15516.
Chanticlair, the barn yard Romeo.
15814, 16342, 16484, 17460.
14081.
14208.
march.
Chapelier. Pas des sylphides. 9650.
Chapi (R.) :
Buneh of roses. 25207.
Love in a bunch of roses. 26266.
Chapman (I. E.)
for male voices. 12656. |
Chapman (F. M.): You’re my little |
baby girl. 10848. |
Chapman (G.):
Jesus, hear my soul’s confession. |
4834.
Little way. 5072.
Lover’s envy. 5139, 11679.
Mary, Mother. 18617.
To horse. 10459.
Chapman (G. C.):
Big chief. 222624
Dalmation. 21054.
Golden rainbow. 23137.
My pa’s a soldier captain.
Chapman (O. M.)
dream comes true. 6971.
Chapman (S.) Oh, you rag!
Chappell (A. C.)
9360.
Chappell (J. E.)
Jesus. 25195.
Chappell & co., Itd.:
Abends. 18927.
14571.
Abou Ben Adhem and the angel.
17747.
Alba..p) 15s:
Alba gia tinge in rosso.
All down Piceadilly.
Lf,
7226.
Alma de Dios. 1380638.
Ankou (L’): 32389.
April. 3254.
Areadians (The)
12660, 17787.
Balkan princess. 7387,
10981, 12739, 195138, 20897.
Barearolle. 18990, 24664.
Beauty’s eyes. 12767.
Bedtime at the zoo.
10991, 12770.
Before love died. 22596.
Apollo song book |
21768. |
When love’s sweet |
My boyhood days. |
Bring the lost to.
28, 1232, 7304, |
'
10979-
1292, 3387,
|
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Chappell & co., 1td.—Continued.
Chappell & co., ltd.— Continued.
0
Belle and the beaux. 34
Berceuse. 22612.
Bertie the bounder.
Bid me good-bye. 7
Blumenlied. 22640.
Bonduca. 1336.
Bough of May. 1496.
Bouquet of roses. 13438, 25180.
Boy scout. 22663.
Boy’s song 22666.
Breton folk songs. 95.
Bride (The) 22670.
Bring me a rose. 7530.
Brother thou art gone before us.
15880, 25198.
Brown bird and rose. 22676.
Campanella (La) 18523.
Canzone antica. 115.
Capitan Dinkelpop. 25249.
Capitan fFracassa. 116, 1875,
7590, 12890, 15911.
Captain’s yarn. 118.
Carissima. 19589, 20975.
Catch me. 17905, 19598.
Certain sort of father. 20979.
Chant sans paroles. 24665.
Chappell’s army journal. 3642,
3643, 17923, 19609, 25275.
Chappell’s brass & reed band jour-
nal. 19610.
Charles Augustus
3646.
Charming weather. 7644.
Cherchez la femme, 25282.
Children’s pictures. 3659.
Come back to Aready. 12959.
Come to the ball. 25358.
Come to the sunset tree. 25354.
Consolation. 19651.
Country lover. 7782.
Crossing the bar, 25383.
Cuckoo. 1496.
Daffodil time. 164.
Dame Durden. 21055.
Danse des tulipes. 13062.
Dear delightful women. 7860.
Dear little Denmark. 3835-3837,
19688.
Dearest. I made these songs for
thee. 3846.
Didi valse. 18018.
Didi-walzer. 188.
Do you belong to anyone particu-
iar. 21087.
Don’t sing yip-i-addy. 22907.
Dream has made me weep. 7938.
Dream of Cleopatra. 203, 3924,
Rives
Dreaming. 7942.
Dreamlight. 13183.
Dreams of the summer night, 208.
Dumbledum day. 1598.
Early morning. 3961.
Ed ora addio, vecchie mura. 225.
Fortescue.
1663
Electrie valse. 22957.
Erinnyes (Les) 9182.
Espiegle (L’) 17147.
Etude. 16657, 22526.
Everybody’s secret. 13277.
Fairie queen song. 1646.
Fairy ballet. 1647.
Fairy dreams. 4052.
Fairy pedlar. 8101.
Faithful lover. 22987.
Fallen fairies. 1651, 8105, 11232.
Father William. 25609.
Fiama d’amore. 258.
FWisher-mothers song, 23022.
Five little love songs. 18496,
Kor Pm just Is 25636.
Four Flemish dances. 22686.
From out the mist. 18160.
Gates of spring. 1727.
Gavotte. 13487.
Ghosts. 13449.
Gipsy chorus. 22565.
Gipsy rondo. 258138.
Girl I’ve left behind me. 25704.
Girl with the nose retrousse.
16268.
Glory and love to the men of old.
Baz.
God made me for you. 18196.
Good-night, pretty stars. 334,
23144.
Gray days. 8844.
Green hills of Ireland. 347.
Grey eyes. 16314.
Grotesques (The) 19862, 23181.
Hands and lips. 16334.
Hard life. 8384.
Hark! my soul it is the Lord.
25758.
Havana. 376.
Heart of May. 23232.
Home lights. 402.
Honeymoon in Peru. 8485.
Hour of dawn. 4480.
How dear to me the hour. 4489.
Hudson belle. 16404, 18277.
Humoresque. 17538.
Hupf mein miaderl. 1879, 11409,
16410, 18287.
Hunting chorus. 25886.
I dreamt my love was Singing.
4533.
I lay my laurels at your feet.
25920.
I like ’em plump. 21876, 28388.
I love you so. 19946.
I loved a lass, a fair one. 25930.
I’m glad my home is in the states.
21889.
I simply can’t abide ’em when
they’re slow. 25952.
I will awake. 1926.
If love were all. 8662.
In Sherwood forest. 21448.
Chappell & co., 1td.— Continued.
INDEX
In the purple glow. 18399.
In the summer evening. 1976.
In Yucatan. 4735.
Incident of the French camp.
18401.
Iroquois serenade. 1996.
It came with the merry May, love.
482.
It is not because your heart is
mine. 4781.
It is the time of daffodils. 488.
It’s dreadful to be an old maid.
21475.
It’s not the same at all. 26060.
Jovial man of Kent. 26108.
Joy, life and love. 8794.
Joy waltz. 8796.
Juana (La) 2088.
June, and my lady. 2041.
Just as father used to do.
Kalora’s entrance. 20055.
Kiwi. 11592, 13976.
Kousk aze. 4940.
Ladies (The) 4954.
Land of the free. 23566.
Larks song. 21588.
Lay of the regular beast.
Let me gaze
26117.
2103.
into your eyes.
23584.
Liebeslied. 185138.
Liebestraum. 16658.
Light as air. 23158.
Little girl’s lament. 9008.
Little house for you. 5062.
Little pot of tea. 21580.
Little waves of Breffny. 5071.
Lo, morn is breaking. 12929.
Longing (A) 14105.
Look at the clock. 9033.
Loreley. 18561.
Love and laughter. 9051.
Love in all seasons. 21600.
Love reigneth over all. 21603.
Love remembered not. 9061.
Love song. 23667.
Love will find out the way. 14146.
Love’s atonement. 23671.
Love’s lesson. 21612, 23674.
Lullaby song. 167238, 20136.
Luxemburg. 26291.
Man with three wives.
Man’s a man. 9135.
March of the men of Harlech.
16756.
Margaret Cooper lancers. 5224.
Marriage a la carte. 26343-26345.
Mary Garden. 16768, 20164.
Mary mine. 21659.
Matilda. 5250.
May carol. 238750.
Meals. 601.
Melody in F. 18991.
Merry troubadour. 20195.
Mifanwy. 16881.
20157.
1664
Dt. Bess v5
Chappell & co., 1td.—Continued.
Mighty Lord of earth and sea.
25759.
Milking song. 619.
Minuetto. 14308.
Mr. Jollyboy. 21702, 23823.
Mister Nightingale. 143238.
Mister Sun. 20210.
Moments intimes. 143832.
Moonstruck. 93238, 26440.
Musical comedy girl. 5408.
My bed is a boat. 5418.
My motter. 23815.
My own. 9412.
My Pekinese. 14431, 16909.
My Yankee Doodle girl.
23903.
Nearer to Thee. 18748.
Night mail. 9469.
Nightingale’s courtship. 9471.
No candle was there and no fire.
5581.
No other world. 9480.
Noces d’or. 686, 2345.
North North Pole. 21793.
Nursery rhymes. 21804, 23958.
Of all her sex a paragon. 26628.
Offertory sentences. 17004, 26681.
Oh, love, that rulest. 9549.
Oh, Rosalie. 26640.
Oh, time, time. 26645.
Oh! what a chance to take. 24002.
Old dancer. 218385.
Old farmer John. 24015.
Once I lov’d a maiden fair. 26671.
One life, one love. 2420, 26673.
One old Oxford ox. 26674.
One tender look. 2428.
Only girl alive. 9618.
Only to love you. 21858.
Orpheus with his lute.
Our Miss Gibbs.
23902,
14628.
Passion flowers. 9656.
Peace festival. 14679.
Pearl and song. 14682.
Peggy. 24084.
Peter. 24093.
Peters face. 24094.
Phryne. 14701.
Pirate story. 5800.
Poor cadets. 20382.
Poor purblind, wayward youths. }
9733.
Prelude. 17144.
Priscilla. 24165, 24166.
Psalm of love. 24171.
Quaker girl. 26815.
Queen of my dreams.
24181, 26818. ;
Queen of nations. 9807.
Quest of Rapunzel. 2524.
Ranz des Vaches. 26836.
Red roses. 9837, 14818.
Regina del mare. 26848,
|
729, 18824, 20348. |
Pass it along to the frog. 26719. |
21922, |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Chappell & co., 1td.— Continued. Chappell & co., 1td.—Continued.
Rendezvous. 24197, 26860.
Renunciation. 5955.
Resurrection (The) 26865.
Retreat (The) 14841.
Rhapsodie hongroise no. 2. 18524.
Ringers (The) 24218.
Romance. 172738.
Romany songs. 2575.
Rondeau a4 la polonaise. 18970.
Rosamund. 14890.
Rose (La) 26920.
Rose in the bud. 14890.
Rose looking in at the window.
24231.
Roses red and lilies white. 14896.
Russian folk-songs. 26988.
S. A. R. 21991.
Sabbath bells. 9984.
Sea hath its pearls. 19029.
Sea memories. 19030.
Serenade. 10088.
Serment d’amour. 2666.
Shadow march. 12168.
Shall we forget. S864.
Shepherds’ midnight vigil. 15005,
27026.
Should one of us remember. 868.
Si oiseau j’etais. 19064.
Silly cock-a doodle-do. 27041.
Since I must love. 22068.
Sink, sink, red sunset into the
west. 896.
Skeery coons. 6296.
Slack-wire San. 20510.
_—Slim princess. 20514, 22073, 27071.
Smile, smile, smile. 27077.
Snowdrops. 15067.
Solitude. 17350.
Son l’ingenua della scena. 908.
Song of a life. 911.
Song of the sea-kings. 914.
Song of the wooden-legged fiddler.
24439.
Songs of a Shropshire lad. 27108.
Songs of summer. 173871.
Semta, 12271, 151145, 27111.
Soupirs d’amour. 924, 2744.
Staccato étude. 26935.
Star of Bethlehem. 27152.
Stolen pearl. 24476.
Stunden des glticks. 17405.
Such a bore. 27180.
Summer night. 19141.
Swinging in the garden. 19159.
Sylvan hours. 245387.
Take me up to the Hielands.
12299.
Te Deum. 19182, 27248.
Tell me. 24572.
There hang my garlands. 6630.
Three. 6660.
Three concert studies. 14892.
Three love letters. 1008.
Three symphonic dances. 1808.
1665
Thrifty little Mabel. 27811.
Thus spake one summer’s day.
2212.
Thy features are fair and seemly.
10488.
Thy voice beloved. 24628.
Time cannot take away. 12347.
’Tis spring. 1009.
To a sea-bird. 17511.
To an absentee. 19232.
Toddle go the girlies. 273382.
Torpedo and the whale. 27336.
Toute a moi. 24639.
Toy-maker of Nuremberg. 20649,
24644.
Toy’s lament. 2890.
Tramonto. 1018.
Tree song. 24648.
Troika. 17541.
Two little Dover soles. 10515.
Tzigane. 2907.
Ujje a ligetben nagyszerti. 10518,
12378, 17554.
Uncle Gregory’s song. 2912.
Uz-guz-goozle-um. 6796.
Valse caprice. 18992.
Venetian song. 15419.
Verbena (La) 19304.
Voix celestes. 10617.
Walking on a wire. 27484.
Walzer-poesien. 2991.
Wander thirst. 6909.
We will not live in a bungalow.
22317, 24766.
Wedding of Shon Maclean. 19342.
Westward by the Devon seas.
22334.
When a knight loves a ladye.
3018, 10713.
When falls the night. 17651.
When I come to marry. 27481.
When I lost you. 24797.
When I’m grown up. 24798.
When love was yet a tiny boy.
17656.
When roses bloom. 24805.
When the guards are passing by.
20745. :
When the robin goes a-singings.
12470.
When the winter comes. 6989.
When zim-zim go the cymbals.
27507.
Where go the boats. 7003.
Where leaf-land lies. 1106.
Where my caravan has rested.
10755.
Where the jasmine trails. 24825.
With all the misery. 10795.
Woman’s fancy. 20777.
Wonderful world. 10807.
Would I were a gardener. 15601.
Yip-i-addy-i-ay. 3094.
You brought me love. 10840.
INDEX
Chappell & co., 1td.—Continued.
You, dear and I. 17730.
You'll git heaps o’ lickin’s.
You, you. 27583.
Young night thought. 7148.
Your heart is a haven. 22428.
Dear old songs. 11150.
Chappell’s army jour. 3642, 36438.
Chapuis (A.):
Lecons d’harmonie. 14025.
Riviére de chez nous. 17189.
Charles (F.D.) Puritan vision. 12034.
Charlot (J.):
3104.
Chanson. 20991.
Danse campanarde. 22860.
Lamento. 14004.
Charming waltzes. 25277.
Charpentier (G.) Louise. 5107.
Charton (G.):
Polka des pets de nonne. 14735.
Soldat Cabot. 15082.
Charvein (C.) Ravissante. 9827.
Chase (C. A.)
Chase (G. A.)
step. 12565.
Chase (H.)
5532.
Chase (L. H.) All tip your hats to
the little general. 10919.
Chase (M.) Christmas romance. 3692.
Chase (M. E. A.) That’s Missouri.
19199.
Chase (R. A. A.)
18584.
Chattanooga medicine co.
lullaby. 12403.
Chatterley (G. P.)
60938.
Chausson (E.):
Chanson d’amour.
Chanson de clown. 7624.
Chanson d’Ophélie. 7623.
Recueil de vingt mélodies.
Chauvet (R.):
Berceuse. 15838.
Billet. 12797.
Danse basque variée.
Drinking song. 16117.
1915 march and two-
No dreaming in mine.
Lulla-bye ship.
Velvokin
Say you forgive.
7621.
17156.
7834, 16040.
Marche bohémienne. 9146, 16758.
Chavagnat (E.):
Aurore. 1347.
Bateliers (Les). 7406.
Berceuse. 7451.
Caravane. 7596.
Dans les gorges du Chabet. 7833.
Fantaisie Arabe. 8108.
Harmonie du soir. S389.
Oiseaux de nuit. 9568.
Orage et lever du jour. 9619.
10616.
Twelve improvisations.
Voix aériennes.
Cheney (E.)
15948.
Cheney (H. H.) Ill change the thorns
to roses. 16488, 17742 (55), 22440
(82).
1666
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Chenoweth & Thomason. I would like
to marry a girl like you. 16467.
Chérubin. 11747.
Cherubini (M. L. C. Z. S.):
Ave Maria. 22440 (2).
Lo, morn is breaking. 12929.
Chester (A. G.) Reunited. 2554.
Chester (J.) Hight, and _ cakes.
11203, 19726.
Chester (J. & W.):
Allegro pomposo in D. 20834.
Reverie. 21955.
Romance in G. 21966.
Te Deum laudamus. 6581.
Chester (M. T.) On the banks of the
Yukon far away. 20823.
Chester (W. & J.) Awake, the starry
midnight hour hangs charmed.
22559.
Chesterton (P.) Mazurka aeolienne.
14247.
Chevais (M.) Chansons avec gestes.
11065.
Chéze (J. B.) D’ou viens-tu, bergére.
1G2:
Chiara (V. Di):
Bella mia. 1295.
E pure I’ é cosi. 21109, 25513.
In Spain. 138807.
Margareté. 21653, 26336.
*Ngiuliné. 2339.
Nun me vo’ bene. 21801, 26581.
Palummella. 5735.
Questa non si_ tocea. 21923,
26822.
Torna a me. 6708.
Vi vorrei baciar. 2954, 6842.
Chiari (E.):
Es zog in mich ein frieden. 8051.
Ich schweife ruhelos. 8651.
Im frtihling. 8673.
Im traume liegt. 8675.
Kleines lied. 8866.
Singend iiber die heide. 10142.
Chiarolanza (G.) Dans le biplan. |
22855.
Chicago music shop:
African love song.
Constancy. T7761.
Mither’s song. 9307.
7202.
O, lovely night. 9514.
Questions. 9810.
Sweetest melody. 10338.
Chicago (University of):
New commandment. 679.
Praise the name of the Lord. 174. |
Thou shalt love the Lord. 1000.
Ye are my friends. 1142.
Year’s at the spring. 1148.
Chief (A. A.) Star of socialism is
brightly shining. 10255- j
Chiesa (M.):
Caligo. 3570.
Fine-fleur. 1665.
|
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Chiesa (M.)—Continued.
Manovre d’autunno.
Valzer dei dollari.
Childs (E. A.)
17547.
Chipman (F. E.):
9134.
10567.
Twenty years ago.
How excellent Thy name. 8508.
Peace to the earth. 2456.
Ring of love. 5981.
Chmallé (W.) Zu neuen taten.
20806.
Chocolate soldier. 129, 3119 (6), 3542,
3664, 4059, 5431, 5515, 6682, 6956,
7667, 10346, 15704 (74).
Choice melodies. 25293.
Choisnel (G.) Plaisir d’amour.
Chopin (F. F.):
Andante. 17985.
Etude. 17936, 22754.
~ First nocturne. 22755.
Impromptu. 3666.
Lecgons écrites de Chopin. 19618.
Marsz zatobny. 3667.
Mazurka. 25296.
Nocturne. 3668—3676, 7668, 15959,
17938, 21001.
Notturno. 17939.
Prelude. 3677, 22756.
Romance du concerto. 3678.
Scheint d’ sonn aa vom himmel.
7669.
Second
18877.
concert study, after
Chopin. 7182 (16).
Study in E. 3679.
Valse in D flat. 15960.
Waltz. 17940, 19619.
3”° ballade. 17941.
Chopourian (H. J.) Champions (The)
25264.
Choudens:
Danse des pierrettes. 13061.
D’moiselle du tabarin. 11169.
Leone. 8931.
Maia. 588.
Vie joyeuse. 10593.
Xantho chez les courtisanes.
19414.
Christ the conqueror. 11087.
Christensen (A. W.):
Christensen’s ragtime instructor.
1438.
Star and garter. 22124.
Christenson (J. E.) When the birdies
sing a sweet good night. 27491.
Christian (—) Sleepsy bye. 900.
Christian (F.) Advertisement. 249381.
Christian pub. co.:
Bethlehem chorus. 738.
Popuiar hymns. 14741.
Christian science board of directors:
Christian science hymnal. 134.
Morecambe. 2289.
Shepherd. 2676.
Christian science hymnal. 1834.
Christiani (E. F.) Nightshade. 682.
Christiansen (I. M.):
Lette lyrisk-religigse sange.
14048.
Sang-Gudstjeneste. 12106.
Christie (H.) Sparkling jewels. 10232.
Christie (G.):
Now altogether, hip, hip hooray!
8944,
18761.
There’s nothing else in life like
love, love, love. 994, 11538
(12She
They’ve won every nation’s battles
but their own. 27296.
When the ivy climbs over the
wall. 1097, 10887 (218), 17666.
Where are the stars of yesterday.
27508.
Your mother still believes in you.
10858, 10887 (226).
Christiné:
Amour qui rit. 3221, 3222; 10935.
Catarina. 3606.
254183.
5304.
Dans mon aéroplane.
Mesdames, prenez garde.
Old banjo. 26653.
Peu d’amour. 26749.
Promenade matinale. 5882.
Reviens. 26875.
Christiné (H.) Philoméne. 17088.
Christine (W.) French fandango.
21206.
Christman (R. H.) Hv’rybody’s got a
buddy but me. 4040.
Christophe (EH. M.) Poverty hall.
24145.
Chrkjian (M.) Ruined home. 14911.
Chueca (—) Cadix. 1865, 7563, 25221.
Church (H. W.) Spring idyl. 15142.
Chureh “C:); .co.:
Allah. 19462.
American concert album. 3205.
Angelique. 10939.
As pants the hart. 1240.
Asleep. 19488.
Awake! Arise. 12718.
BoC. C, march. 40970.
Black man. 25156.
Breathe your. soft
Christ. 19570.
By the brook. 3557.
Call of the nymphs. 25226.
Canzonetta. 183811.
Cattle rustlers. 19600.
Chanson du Ruisseau. 1409.
Comrades in arms. 7749.
Country dance. 7780.
Dainty Dorothea. 21051.
Dance of the debutante.
Dawn (The) 3825.
Day of resurrection.
Daybreak. 21065.
Eglantine. 8002.
Espanita. 4012.
Even song. 8063.
Evening hymn. 13268.
prayer to
111380.
TRdb.
| 1667
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INDEX
pt. 1, nS wo
Church (J.) co.—Continued.
Fables of Jane. 11228.
Fair land of Japan. 18109.
Federation. 11239.
Five and twenty sailormen. 4101,
Flowers from a cottage garden.
11260.
Garden of lilies. 18168.
Giorno in Venezia. 25702.
Glass blowers. 317.
Going back to Nassau Hall.
13477.
Greeting (A) 19852, 23171.
Hark the herald angels sing.
21299.
He and I. 4400.
He is risen. 8404.
Hearts and crafts. 4418.
Her poke bonnet. 238246.
His honor, the sultan. 8469.
Humoreske. 8516.
Iam not worthy. 4517.
I heard the voice of Jesus. 21371.
I long for you. 8583.
I love you so. 19947.
I will lift up mine eyes, 444.
If I were you. 19985.
If love should come again. 19986.
In Aready. 11493.
In the beginning was the word.
20011.
In the forest. 11511.
Intermezzo. 20450.
International anthem book. 4755.
Jesus of Nazareth. 2023.
Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts.
8784.
Jeunesse. 20048.
June. 21504.
Kala jagah. 18455.
King of love my Shepherd is.
23581.
Last dance. 8897.
Lenore. 18498.
Lights 0’ Cowtown. 20094.
Lilt of tears. 18521.
Links o’ love. 23616.
Little Mousmé. 18536.
Little red rose. 23632.
Longing for summer. 14107.
Loose Lucas. 14111.
Lord Jesus in Thy mercy. 5096.
Love bloom. 9052.
Love light of your eyes. 21601.
Love’s whisper. 20133.
Marchen (Ein) 9101.
Mammy’s song. 20154.
Mary. Mother. 18617.
May song. 11758.
Meditation. 2230.
Melody. 15158.
Men of the trail. 20188.
Menuet. 9252.
Message of the breeze. 26397.
Mignonette. 18648.
1668
Church (J.) co.—Continued.
Moonlight. 93817, 9318.
Morning and evening. 9826.
Musiquette. 2303.
My heart shall be thy garden.
16894.
My heaven. 21757.
My little Jap-o-baby. 20252.
My love isa rider. 9401.
Near to nature’s heart. 20269.
New Years at Cactus Center.
20276.
Nocturne. 8518, 20565.
O eyes that are weary. 2370.
O, help us, Lord. 18771.
O Lord, rebuke me not. 698.
O paradise. 9521.
O sweetest words. 23977.
Oh; Miss Springtime. 18785.
Old world refrain. 11927.
Over the snow. 21862.
Out by Donnycarney. 5713.
Petite tarantelle. 2474.
Pilgrim (The) 14712.
Polka des gammes. 2492.
Recessional. 21929.
Red man. 26839.
Rhinefels overture. 815, 14899.
Rondeau. 2584.
Rosalie. 21973.
Rose garden. 20446.
September day. 6153.
Serenade. 10087.
_Seven songs. 11970.
Silver rill. 2689.
Simple aveu. 2692.
Singing bird. 6292.
Snow flakes. 22078.
Soldier take my heart with you.
6338.
Song of the sea. 19095.
Songs of sentiment. 19103.
Sousa songs. 22109.
Spring morning. 6443.
Spring’s singing. 10250.
Strew on her, roses. 20571.
Summer morning. 10291.
Summer noon. 6494.
Sun’s roses. 20581.
Sunset. 20582.
Tale of old. 12300.
They kissed, I saw them do it...
10422.
Through a primrose dell. 19222.
Through peace to light. 2862.
Thy will be done. 19227.
Tiger team. 27319.
Till you ask again. 20688.
Time of maying. 15312.
Tired. 10452.
Toccatas HAS502
Too late. 20646.
Triumerei. 10478.
Twilight. 24675.
Two meadow larks. 6759.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Church (J.) co.—Continued.
Two valsettes. 20451.
Under the flowers. 19274.
Unrest. 10536.
Unspoken words.
Vagabond (The)
Waiting. 6892.
Waltz. 8515.
When Barney comes over the hill.
24792.
When Mildred sings. 10725.
When you are near. 24819.
When you wake. 24820.
Where goes love. 20751.
Who is this that comes from
Edom. 10771.
Who’s next. 17688.
Why I love you. 223875.
Will o° the wisp. 7046.
Wind and lyre. 27541.
Winter night. 7066.
Within the veil. 24861.
Church, Paxson & co.:
Beautiful thoughts of love. 22591.
China clock and a Dresden cat.
25290.
Cry baby. 138030.
I'll return to you, my sweetheart.
18315.
Irresistible rag. 11534.
Rose petals. 17208.
Roses. 26930.
Smiling eyes. 17340.
Churcher (S.) Arcadia. 25016.
Churehill-Grindell co. Churchill-Grin-
dell song book. 15966.
Chwatal (B. J.) Uber allen gipfeln
20676.
19284.
ist ruh. 24683.
Chwatal (F. X.) Merry sleigh ride.
610.
Cicognani (G.) Tantum ergo. 24552.
Cigar maker’s local union, no. 20. La-
bel of blue. 2088.
Cimadori (R.) Mazurka. 9213.
Cimarosa (D.) Word with you my
lady. ©22412.
Cine’y music co.:
I’m afraid of the big, big moon.
IST.
“Trixie” my Dixie girl. 24653.
Ciniglio (F.) Mme. Mpizzo. 18589.
Ciolfi (C.) Historie de printemps.
23265.
Cipollone (A.):
A la danse. 22442.
Peace at eventide. 20354.
Scene de ballet rustique. 24288.
Scherzo. 22779.
Serenata. 24348.
Tempo di mazurka. 24575.
Circle pub. co.:
April. 10950.
Daisy (The)
Funeta. 8217.
If. 16474.
7820.
Circle pub. co.—Continued.
Madrigal (A) 5176.
When we wander thro’ the fields.
15 aG2:
Cissie in toyland. 22780.
City chap. 10916, 11863, 11377, 11482,
11579, 11648, 12111, 12475, 12956.
City music pub. co.:
All that I ask. 19459.
At dawn of day. 25027.
Hmpire song. 19735.
Gentlemen—the King. 25692.
Good night, beloved, good night.
4299.
Posy of roses. 5845.
Claassen (A.):
Blandula unda. 3459.
Mitleidige (Das) midel. 5348.
Clabaugh (N. M.) Girl with the big
cheery smile. 23102.
Clairlie (A.) Enfant dort. 1619.
Clappé (A. A.):
King Thistle. 13970.
Wave crest waltz. 15494.
Clapperton (C. I.) Stand up, stand
up for Jesus. 24467.
Clare (T.):
Absolutely wrong. 19441.
Percy was painfully pale. 18864.
Clarendon (J. H.) What is the world
without you. 24911 (187).
Claribel (—) Come back to Erin.
7727.
Clark (—):
Entertaining man. 25553.
Shaky eyes. 865, 14992, 17297,
24351.
Clark (B. L.) Yesterday. 7124.
Clark (C. M.) pub. co. Goldenrod.
4287.
Clark (H.):
My old man is baseball mad.
14425, 15704 (118).
When Rosa Rosana sings. 24804,
24911 (188).
Clark (EH. S.):
Gov. Cleveland’s
24911 (18).
Joy ride. 8795.
Clark (F. A.):
Angels of Easter.
Child of the manger.
Christmas star. 253815.
Summers’ gates ajar. 15186.
Thanks be to God. 103889.
Clark (H.) Waltz in C sharp minor.
3700.
Clark (H. N.) When the cows were
switching skeeters off their backs.
10782.
grand march.
7284.
3654.
Clark (J.) Manxland. 18603.
Clark (J. A.) When twilight’s o’er.
6992.
1669
INDEX
Crk A5.. Hye
If I only knew then what I know
now. 16478.
Mammy won’t you please sing
Old Black Joe. 21688.
Clark (K. S.):
Close your drowsy eyes. 17950.
Don’t be mean to me. 12565
(25); 13148.
Going back to Nassau Hall.
13477.
Here’s to you, true blue. 8452,
10887 (124).
Just a kiss from some one. 8809,
10887 (150).
Langage des baisers. 166380.
Sandman. 17244.
When you and I were courting.
19878, 19487 (78).
When you’re roaming in
gloaming. 1102.
Clark (M. E.) If you'll but say Ill
do. 8667.
Clark (M. L.) There is something in
your eye. 27283.
Clark (R. C.) Dearest, I made these
songs for thee. 3846.
Clark (R. E.) Farewell (A).
Clark (S.):
Up with the torches. 2919.
When her eyes say yes. 1087.
Clark (S. N.) Teddy’s come back
home. 19186.
Clark (Py)
Southern shivaree.
Witmark
1h Bat
Witmark cornet and piano folio.
DS.
Witmark trombone and piano folio.
1432:
Gark CT -e.)-
After the night is noon.
On Calvary’s hill. 11929.
Clark (W.):
All will be well. 12604.
When I think of thee.
Clarke (A. H.)
17168.
Clarke (C.):
Beneath the moon.
Bertie the bounder.
Danse Creole. 7835.
Exposures. 11225.
Fair land of Japan. 18109.
How I drove the special.
Little Mousmé. 18536.
One of the best. 240389.
Round the world. 6032.
Supplication d’amour. 12281.
When I beheld thee. 27480.
Why do I love you. 12495.
Yesterday. 17725.
the
1655.
15125.
cello and piano folio.
7203.
3023.
Restless Rube. 14839,
7443,
19538.
16399.
pt: 4, D.s.; ve 5
Clarke (G. W.):
Grace is free. 21278.
In the land of the midnight sun.
4720.
Saddle and saber. 6046.
Clarke (H.) I do love you and you
16427.
Peter, Peter. 5767.
Calvary commandery.
do love me.
Clarke (H. E.)
Clarke (H. L.)
17894.
Clarke (J.) Mfiffa (The) 615.
Clarke (O.) When the harvest moon
is shining. 15562.
Clarke (R.) Old-world refrain. 11927.
Clarke (R. C.):
From out of the mist.
Hands and lips. 16334.
In the purple glow. 18399.
In the summer evening.
Songs of summer. 17371.
You, dear and I. 17780.
You'll git heaps o’ lickin’s. 3104.
Clarke (S. E.) Anywhere in the
U. S. A. is home to me. 12655.
Clarke (W. H.) I’ve a longing for
my old home on the hill. 4610.
Clarke-Whitefield (J.) In Jewry is
God known. 20008.
18160.
1976.
Claudine. 22788.
Claussmann (A.) Suite pour grand-
orgne. 7708.
Claussnitzer (P.) Zehn choralvor-
spiele. 7704. -
Clay. (EH):
T’ll sing thee songs of Araby.
25926.
In Thee O Lord I put my trust.
26027.
Clay (H. F.) Always ready. 1194.
Clay (J. A.) Back to the old farm.
12731.
Clay (J. H.) If you love me honey.
4667.
Clay» (NDx ;
Back to the old farm. 12781.
Don’t do that again. 13145.
Til wait for you to-night in dream-
land. 18316.
Oh you Salomy girl.
Claypool (—) Echo (The)
Claypoole (E. B.):
Little echo. 11645, 15704 (107).
My guiding star. 11830, 27724.
Reuben. 12565 (60).
Clayton (J. H.) Won’t you be my
sweetheart. 7091.
Cleaves (F. H.):
By the glowing light. 17887.
- Song of the north wind. 10208.
Clegg (F.):
I love a sweet little maiden. 4566.
International salute. 4757.
Clemens (T. L.) Star of Bethlehem.
2ASD:
14573.
22950.
1670
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Clement (B.)
1153 (126).
Clement (F. W.):
Evening bells. 18101.
Solidity. 15085.
Souvenir of Ireland.
Clement (G. A.)
dance. 17860.
Clément (R.) Aria.
Clements (B. G.)
22684.
Clements (H. L.):
Christ’s garden. 11089.
Quest of the gipsy. 2525.
World is our field. 12530.
Clements (J. R.):
Be strong. 12764.
Up in an aeroplane.
12234.
Blonde et brune barn
26889.
Buffalo dish rag.
Brighten all the way. 12846.
He’s everything to me. 13598.
Home. 138642.
Let Him in. 14088.
Lost in sight of the harbor. 14125.
Clements (P.) My little mountain
rose. 16899.
Clemmer (J. N.) Give thanks and
sing. - 23108.
Clérice (J.) Baiser de Ninon. 50.
Cleuver (J.) Vale carissima. 10547.
Cleveland (C.)
Green. 467.
Cleveland (D. B.)
dolly, 13753.
Cleveland (J. H.)
In the country of the
I wish I had a
Girl beneath the
gown. 238096.
Clifford (F. E.) After school. 12587.
Clifford (F. H.):
Keep Thou my soul. 26128.
Risen King. 9905.
Clifford (M.) Beautiful now. 22590.
Cline (C. C.) Popular hymns. 14741.
Cline (J. D.) Aristolat. 3265.
Clinton (A. B.) co. Good old Savin
Rock. 19839.
Clinton (G. A.)
scales. 14186.
Clippinger (D. A.)
training. 19164.
Closs (W C.) I like you.
Closson (Mrs. H. B.):
Love’s moods. 14155.
*"Tis love that makes the world go
round. 15314.
Major and minor
Systematic voice
13695.
Closz (J.):
Golden heart. 25741.
Gran’ pa. 25768.
Heart of dear old Dixie. 25822.
Kro kra kree kro. 26156.
Things that I long to forget.
27298.
Ushomee.
Clothilde :
Eglantine. 3975, 8003.
Légendes d’amour. 26185.
Musical drill book. 28871.
273881.
Cloud (E. H.) Praise Him. 9757.
Clough-Leighter (H.) :
Day of beauty. 16049.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in F.
23708.
Thy Light is come. 24622.
Clutsam (C. H.) Mother love. 21720.
Clutsam (G. H.):
Coq dor. 13001.
Dance of the sea-urchins. 17992.
Just ’cos. 18447.
Quest of Rapunzel. 2524.
Sérénade arlequin. 27010.
Summer night. 19141.
Coade (F. G.) I’m going back to Ire
land. 25935.
Coale (B.) Mermaid’s song. 23781.
Coan (E). On the banks of the old
mill stream. 5658.
Coan (H.):
Hypnotizing Lize. 19924.
My Tasmanian maid. 20261.
Coates (EK):
Cavalier love song. 19601.
Your old Englisk songs. 11091.
Gates of spring. 1727.
Little girl I love. 20101.
Little love. 9011.
Love among the daffodils. 9050.
Love is every maiden’s joy. 20125.
Lowland sea. 5148.
May-day dance. 2218.
Strephon and Amaryllis. 20570.
Waiting for the spring. 6894.
When the robin goes a-singing.
12470.
Coates (H.):
Daydawn. 138078.
Down Chelsea way. 18043, 22917.
Toast (A). 10465.
Cobb (C. W.) Gifts. 8260.
Cobb (G. F.) Scent of the lilies.
12128.
Cobb (G. L.):
Aggravation rag. 12588, 15704
(56).
Attar of roses. 17799, 19487 (27).
Canned corn rag. 7dS81.
High brows. 18628, 194387 (41).
Moonlight makes me lonesome.
11799.
Rubber plant rag. 6036.
That Hindu rag. 27270.
Cobb (R. D.) My dream of jong ago.
9372.
Cobb (S. F.) Nina iilskade Jaton oss
alska hvaran da. 14304.
Cobb (W. D.) Don’t take a girlie to
Coney. 16094. :
Cobbett (W. W.) Passage studies for
the violin. 11860.
Cobzar (Le). 12951.
Coechrane-Burnham (F.)
ter shame and sorrow.
Oh, the bit-
=
Q55a.
1671
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
Cockrell “(HB)”:
De sleep-man’s comin’. 11145.
Ope’ yo’ han’s an’ clos’ yo’ eyes.
11942.
Cocroft (C. C.):
Down in the little mossy dell. 200.
When the birds are singing. 3081.
Cocroft (C. C.) mus. co.:
Down in the little mossy dell. 200.
Halifax rag. 8370.
I’se gwine to highball. 8617.
In fairy land. 1965.
Kute kids. 4950.
Pinywoods rag. 760, 9700.
When the autumn turns the forest
leaves to gold. 3030.
When the birds are singing. 3081.
Cocroft (N. W.):
I’se gwine to highball. 8617.
Kute kids. 4950.
Pinywoods rag. 760, 9700.
When the autumn turns the forest
leaves to gold. 3030.
Coda (C.):
Monte en lair. 26481.
Souvenirs fanés. 20552.
Codini (P.) Galant vigile. 8223.
Coff (W. D.) Yip-i-addy-i-ay. 3094.
Coffee (W. J.) Your heart of gold.
20803.
Coffel (H.) Flossie mazourka.
WothimwGE ss Er.)
Fantasie in B flat. 38708.
Sewanee drinking song. 6168.
Song without words. 6392.
Coffin (H. 8S.) Hymns of the kingdom
of God. 11412.
Coffman (H. C.):
High honors. 23252.
My lady of the Nile. 28885.
Rippling waves. 24215.
Coffman (lL. C.) Abide with me.
3138.
Cohan (G. M.):
Cohan’s (Geo.) rag.
(GT):
Man who owns Broadway. 5198,
9132, 10887 (164).
Cohan (J. M.) Juwile. 4866.
Cohan & Harris pub. co.
owns Broadway. 5198.
Cohen (C.):
Baby Lou. 19508.
Carnival bingo. 19593.
Dream of the flowers.
I love you still. 19948,
Riverside rag. 20428.
Cohen (F.) Invocation. 23460.
Cohen (J. W.) Invocation. 23460.
Cohen (L. J.) Pinnochle. 9699.
Cohen (P.):
Love’s longing. 16708.
My love will live alway.
Cohen (R.) Valerie gavotte.
4114.
11304, 15704
Man who
1576.
16905.
6798.
Cohen music Co.:
Baby Lou. 19508.
Carnival bingo. 19593.
I love you still. 19948.
Riverside rag. 20428.
Cohn (G.) Undine. 2916.
Cohn (L.) Take your girl out to
East End park. 15226.
Coindreau (P.) Chevalier Moine et
les diables dans l’abbaye. 1421.
Coit (M.) When Teddy comes sailing
home. 193868.
Colam (R. L.) Goodnight kiss. 23146.
Colburn (F. 8S.) If I only had a girl
like you. 1942.
Colburn (L. EB.)
Colburn (S. C.):
Arrow and the song. 38270.
Jenny kissed me, 11550.
Little Dutch garden. 11644.
Plantation ditty. 12001.
Colburn-Rendina mus. pub. ¢o.:
American prince. 3210.
Dimples. 3872.
Cole (Mrs. C. L.) I can’t catch a
chicken in the dark. 13674.
Cole (E. F.) When you’re out in
company be careful what you do.
15580.
Dimples. 3872.
Cole (J. V.) My old New England
home among the hills. 20256.
Cole (M.) In the evening just at twi-
light. 13818.
Cole (R. A.) M’aimez vous. 26294.
Cole (S. W.):
Intervallia. 13848, 20024.
Lincoln school march. 14078,
16635.
When the night comes on. 17669.
100 elementary exercises. 1461.
Coleman (EH. B.) Taft two-step.
17442. -
Coleman (H.):
Lincoln centennial march. 16655.
Regimental march. 17161.
Souvenir of Ireland. 12234,
Coleman (J.):
All that I ask. 19459.
At dawn of day. 25027.
Hmpire song. 19735.
Gentleman—the King. 25692.
Good night, beloved, good night.
4299.
Posy of roses.
Radiant moon.
Coleman pub. co.
mother. 1196.
Coleridge-Taylor (S.):
All are. sleeping,
8174.
Alone with mother. 3188.
Big lady moon. 3438. ~
Endymion’s dream. 3998.
Fairy roses. 4055.
Five and twenty sailormen.
5845.
5912.
Always remember
weary heart.
4101.
1672
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Coleridge-Taylor (S.)—Continued.
Five fairy ballads. 11094.
Lament (A) 8886.
Links (The) o’ love. 23616.
Loud sang the Spanish cavalier.
5106.
My Algonquin. 5411.
O mariners, out of the sunlight.
5588.
O who will worship the great god
Pan. 5603.
Sons of the sea. 15119.
Stars (The) 6458.
Sweet baby butterfly. 6521.
Whispers of summer. 20758.
Coles (A. M. C.) Hornpipe (The)
21346.
Colicigno (D.) Boys and_ girls.
12834.
Colin (G.):
Babette. 7369.
Comédie d’amour. 7748.
Collard (W. A.)
1348, 21580.
College cast. 8811, 9396, 10391.
College days. 7714.
Collette (E. M.) Bennie boy if I
only knew. 17843.
Collier (M. M.) I want a girl like
Bouquet de roses.
you. 19968.
Collin (C.) Fétes de l’année. 23015.
Collin (P.) Sommeil du _ patriarche.
15098.
Collinge (F. C.) Because you love
me. 15827.
Collins (—) My lady’s shoe. 5442.
Collins (A. J.) March of the Vikings.
11724,
Collins (C.):
Best love of all. 22621.
Come and take tea with me.
22795.
Do yer don’t. 3883.
Don’t take me away from the
girls. 16095.
218.
in my heart.
Drop me a line.
I have a flower
25915.
I may be a millionaire. 11449.
I shall blow my whistle. 11456.
If you’ve come around to marry
me. 4671.
It’s all for the best, Polly dar-
ling. 11540.
It’s nice to see a father nurse the
baby. 4786.
Ladder of life. 4953.
Let’s go to the church. 18502.
Man, man, beautiful man. 11717.
Mother’s had a row with father.
9335.
Mother put a card in the window.
11809.
My natty little patch behind.
23891.
Collins (C.)—Continued.
Oh, my friends. 26638.
Oh, there isn’t a girl to spare.
26644.
One fine day. 5663.
Patsy Brannigan. 18854.
Prettiest girl in town. 2503.
She'll be seventeen on Sunday.
19056.
Top hat every time.
T-r-0-u-b-l-e. 27349.
When I see your face. 24799.
When my ship comes home again.
22351.
10472.
You’d better go, Mister Snow.
24883.
Collins (E. S.) Mustard and cheese.
14380.
Collins (F.I.) Southern breezes. 6413.
Collins (G.) In the garden meet me.
4715.
Collins (H. J.)
17048.
Collins (J.):
Approbation. 15761.
In God we trust. 11498.
Collins (L. 8S.) Club A. 17951.
Collins (M. H.) Everybody’s Irish on
St. Patricks Day. 25581.
Collins (W.) Down Broadway. 11182.
Collisson (H.) :
Bad ballads for
22561.
Our wedding day.
badish babes.
Father O’Callaghan. 11237.
Hoodoo (The) 21344.
Mountains O’Mourne. 143868.
Colman (R. L.)
Colomba (C.)
14339.
Colombine. 2122.
Colomer (B. M.):
Fandango. 13295.
24 préludes mélodiques.
Colén (B. D.) Criolla (La)
Colton (W. M.) Nicknames.
Columbia music pub. co.
old as the world. 11670.
Columbian conservatory of music:
Shed no tear. 17302.
Moonlight meditation.
22789.
3776.
26553.
Love is as
Intermediate course. 3715.
Message (The) 53805.
Polonaise de concert. 5888.
Colvin (Mrs. J. C.) Now. 26578.
Colvin (S. S.)
23416, 25989.
Combs (G. R.):
Autumn. 25049.
Chanson d’amour.
Chatter box. T7648.
Dance gracieuse. 25404.
Decision. 1581.
Dreaming. 3931,
First mazurka.
Gavotte moderne.
Herself and myself.
I love you. 4570.
Illinois sunset song.
7620.
25627.
25681.
4445.
1673
INDEX
Combs (G. R.)—Continued.
In the hammock. 1969.
In the night. 87138.
Trish eyes. 4766.
Katy’s letter. 4897.
Larry M’Hale. 4968.
Lullaby. 5156.
Marionettes (The)
Mazurka. 2223.
My hearts queen.
Old mill. 9578.
Ould plaid shawl. 5697.
Serenade (The) 1467.
Skyrockets. 27064.
Sunset. 10301.
Valse mignon.
Valse poetique.
Valse reverie. 10565.
Water sprite. 6922.
Wilt thou be my dearie.
Wind of memory. 27542.
9158.
9387.
105653.
10564.
7058,
Windlass song. 7060.
Winning. 7062.
Comina (W.) Fournaise de roses.
1700.
Comins (D. W.) Colonial curtsey.
22T O22 aoe:
Commencement days. 666.
Comolli (E. B.) Never to part. 20271.
Compton (W.) Love is as old as the
world, dear. 11670.
Comrades music co. To arms. 10457.
Comstock (O. F.):
Communion service. 253863.
There’sa girl for each day. + 22199.
Conant (A. F.):
Morecambe. 2289.
Shepherd. 2676.
Conant (R. L.):
T’ll be a sister to you, that’s all.
8569.
Love me just as I do you. 9058.
We hope that they have gone to
stay. 10676.
You’re the stingiest boy I know.
10853.
Concone (J.):
Paola nocturne. 740.
Valse brillante in octaves. 27385.
Coney (A. B.):
Day (The) I save for you. 22873.
Somebody’s awfully lonesome.
10193, 10887 (187).
Confare (T. R.) Southern inspiration.
19109.
Congdon (C. H.)
3745, 12995, 253867.
Congdon (G.) When knighthood was
in favor. 10723.
Conger (A. M.) Old Glory nailed to
the North Pole. 21836.
Conger (C. W.) Whoop la A-mel-a
A-melia oh. 17690.
Congregational S. S. & pub. soc. Lit-
tle band of followers, we. 11640.
Music primer.
pt. 1m ness vi5
Conklin (A.)
without you.
Conly (V. M.)
and by. 20754.
It’s a lonely world
2008, 3119 (38).
Where we'll sing by
Connell (J.) Teddy’s coming home.
15246.
Connelly (J. W.):
Listen to the dingdong bells.
eee
19281.
Babes in the wood.
Up to Tessie’s flat.
Conner (lL. B.)
17819.
Connoley (E.)
clogs, reels, ete.
Original stage jigs,
9623.
Connor (B. O.) Honeymoon rag.
18271.
Connor (F.) When the roses are in
bloom. 6987.
Connor (T. W.): ri
Convict and the bird. 22812.
George Brooks’ Good-night nurse.
4226.
Girl with the rooster in her hat.
16269.
He’s a pal. 25817.
In Ballyhooly. 4695.
Only think of it. 24050.
There’s a nice how-d’ye-do. 992.
What a difference when your ship
comes home. 24789.
Connor & Ross:
Better late than never. 3429.
She was somebody’s sweetheart.
17301.
Connors (J. W.) Oh you chicken.
5623.
Conrad (—) High jinks. 21834,
23254.
Conrade (M. S.):
At the circus. 22538.
in Italy, 13797.
Ivanhoe. 8756.
Conrads (W. C.) Jolly Molly. 4851.
Conroy (Mrs. C. M.) Marriage song.
23aTot.
Cons (A.):
Charmante. 15944.
Papillons. 5787.
Rinking carnival. 5985.
Contes d’Hoffmann. 2386, 9542, 14551,
23981-23990, 26624.
Contursi (F.) Bella Sicilia.
Converse (C. C.):
Deck with wreaths our
graves. 7872.
Easter song. 7998.
Here comes the flag. 4440.
Pass on the words. 21876.
What is the meaning of the song.
15833.
heroes’
19354.
Converse (F. S.):
Melody. 16002.
Love in a look. 2162.
Lover’s envy. 2170.
1674
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Converse (F. S.)—Continued.
My April lady. 2306.
Sacrifice (The) 21998.
Converse (M. E.) What is the mean-
ing of the song. 19354.
Converse (M. P.) Wonder song.
17712.
Conway (B.) Fuji-san. 13414.
Conway (J. D.) Ada Lavigne. 10897.
Cook (A. DeW.):
I need Thee so. 19963.
To you. 10464.
Cook (C. S.) Six short studies.
138000.
Cook (E. M. L.) Love guides our
aeroplane. 20124.
Cook (E. P.) Angel’s lullaby. 7283.
Cook (F. E.) Gavotte mélodieuse.
1733. :
Cook (G. H.) All hail to Pennington.
7229.
Cook (J. H. D.) Love guides our
aeroplane. 20124.
Cook (J.T.) Hymn (A) 23311.
Cook (W. M.):
Dainty. 165.
Love me with a tiger love. 14139,
18570, 24911 (141).
Mammy’s ’lasses candy chile.
5192.
My Lady Nicotine. 5489, 9394.
Pensacola mooch. 9675, 19437
(59).
Whoop her up. 7029, 24911 (191).
Cooke (E.) Two marionettes. 6758.
Cooke (E. R.) I love my love. 16442.
Cooke (L.):
Best love of all. 22621.
Bull frogs carnival. 19573.
‘Cooke (Mrs. M. A.) Upward. 10544.
Cooke (S. G.) Wooden shoes. 19400.
Coolidge (W. W.) Fond memories of
you and the dear old home. 8163.
Coolman (DeW. C.) Yoodle doodle
guards. 24878.
Coombs (F.) Antonio. 7293.
Coon (M.R.) Big arrow. 79.
Coon (O.) Interlude. 18406.
Coon (R. A.) Captain Zabriskie.
15912.
Cooper (A.) Old glory. 17019.
Cooper (E.) Couple of mutts. 22823.
Cooper (H.) music pub. co.:
Can’t you see the rainbow. 7583.
I can’t miss that ball game. 199380.
Cooper (I.) Good-bye, Uncle Sammy.
23141.
Cooper (J.):
Iean’t miss that ball game. 19930.
Rose, my withered rose. 24282.
Cooper (M.) Catch me. 17905, 19598.
Cooper (N. E.) When our warships
80 Sailing round the Horn. 10729.
|@Booper (P. C.) Blue wing. 12819.
Cooper (R. A.):
Lassie. 8896.
Unexpressed. 15392.
Cooper (W. G.) Ministry of song.
2266.
Cooper (W. S.):
Rose, the sunflower, and chrysan-
themum. 6018.
Song of victory. 6389.
Co-operative printing co.:
Socialist marching song. 12202.
Songs of socialism. 15113.
Unite men. 12386.
Coote (C.):
Oiseau (L’) bleu. 5630.
Vive la danse. 6868.
Coote (O.) Laughing blue eyes and
curly brown hair. 23578.
Coover (E. J.) Billy Possum rag.
3442,
Copeland (A. IL.) Skokie waltzes.
6299.
Copeland (L.) Cabbage-leafrag. 13864.
Coppenrath’s (A.) verlag.:
Adoremus. 3147.
Drei stiicke fur orgel. 4870.
Fantasie. 4010, 4186, 6462.
Fuge, G moll. 4228.
Passacaglia und fuge. 5742.
Seconda sonata. 5781.
Sonata in fa. 3360.
Coppridge & Warrington. Gilt edge
quarrel. 21228.
Coquard (A.):
A la bien-aimée. 3123.
Chauvre (Le) 7649.
Deux soeurs. 7882,
Hirondelle (L’) 8467.
Nocturne. 7766.
Renouveau (Le) 9863.
Cor-drysor. 22813.
Secret of love. 17283.
Over the far blue hills.
Corbett (F.)
Corbett (L.)
96387.
Corbett (lL. A.) If every night were
lastimchi) Way 7,
Corbett (W. Z.) I will swing from a
pine. 18752.
Corder (F.) Romance. 12080.
Corder (P.) Dross. 19715.
Cords (G.):
Arrival of the guests. 25019.
Dance of the bells. 25407.
Little wallflower. 26231.
Pierrot and Pierrette. 26753.
Young flirt. 27585.
Corelli (A.):
Adagio und giga.
Folia (La) 8162.
Sonata in D moll.
Corfield (EK. T.) Home.
Corin wtae kes):
Anytime at all. 12654.
Are you the gentleman.
Belle of the stage. 1298.
10898.
3T54.
18642.
99525.
16795
68294—10——-16
INDEX
pt. 2B Ss ve
Corin (J. P.)—Continued.
Ey’rybody looked at me. 19755.
I should have been born a boy.
11459.
If I could only have the things I
miss. 11480.
Miss Simplicity.
Now that I’m here.
Rusty-can-o-rag.
(161).
Some other fellow’s writing out
the checks. 24414.
Corley (S. M.) Happy days.
Corliss (©. W.) Gigglefill
25701. :
Cormichael (Mrs. B.)
13451.
Corne (S.) Coquette (The) 18002.
Cornelius (J. R.) Swaying blossoms.
24524.
Cornelius (P.) Three kings.
Cornell (D. D.):
Hope whispers.
It would be you.
14317.
11887.
21987, 24911
25796.
Gilligan.
Giddi bubles.
1001.
16395.
16545.
Cornell (J. H.) Unison mass. 19278.
Cornell masque. Misfit man. 5333.
Cornetist’s concert collection. 19655.
Gornish (W. J.) Arabian knight’s
march. 3258.
Cornwell (W. E.) I am so lonely,
dearie. 4519.
Corrado (F.) Florida. 266.
Corre (C.) Princess’s garden. 24168.
Cortright (L. H.) ‘True love. 15344.
Cory (H.) Heather bloom. 23236.
Costa (Mario):
Alba gia tinge in rosso. 11.
Canzone antica. 115.
Capitan Fracassa. 116, 1375, 7590,
12890, 15911.
Ed ora addio, vecchie mura.
Fiama d’amore. 258.
Regina (La) del mare.
Sof l’ingenua della scena.
Tramonto. 1018.
Costa (Michael) I will extol Thee.
8638.
Costa (P. M.) ’A Frangesa.
Costa (R.) Campaign waltz.
Costallat & cie.:
A Ja bien-aimée. 3123.
A travers les champs.
Adagio et finale. 19442.
Caprice espagnol. 13878.
Chanson d’été. 17915.
Corso. 7775.
Dans le chemin. 25412.
Dialogue. 1538, 7885.
Douze etudes caracteristiques.
15510.
Fandango. 13295.
Frivolité. 8196.
Illys. 28417, 25990, 25991.
Invocation 4 Boudha. 479.
Joueuses de fitites. 13907.
225.
26848.
908.
10890.
25282.
24919.
1676
Costallat & cie.—Continued.
Joyeux ébats. S797.
Larmes. 18486.
Marquisette. 23736.
Minuetto. 2267.
Papotage. 24077.
Patrouille arab. 9662.
Perpetuum mobile. 9683.
Poursuite. 9749.
Retour du cavalier. 9870.
Rustique. 9981.
Silence. 19066.
Six candenses-etudes. 7379.
Sonate en si mineur, 8916.
Sous le masque. 10222.
Sur la grand’route. 27196.
Tango. 27237.
Tourment. 19248.
Verbena (la)
Vision de Noel.
Costantino (L.)
15428, 24711.
15449.
My queen minuet.
26503.
Costello (G. E.) If you’ll only answer
yes. 13777.
Costello (T.) On Monday I met him.
5649.
Costigan (J. J.) Echoes from dream-
land. a3212)
Cotner (KE. T.) Waltzing with you.
19326.
Cotten (O. M.) Knack piano system.
8869.
Cottin (M.) Méthode compléte de
guitare. 614.
Cotton (M. B.) Lifting as we climb.
14073. |
Cottrau (T.) Santa Lucia. 14935.
Couldery (C. H.):
Romance. 26906.
4th bagatelle in D flat. |
Coulon (G. A.) I’d like to see it ali
wouldn’t you. 421. |
Count of Luxemburg. 26291. |
Country lover. 3254, 5071, 6909, 7782.
Couperin (F.):
12564.
Bandoline (La) 20900.
Fleurie (La) 13349.
Soeur Monique. 6380.
Couperin (L.):
Chanson Louis XIII. 22785.
Précieuse (La) 24154.
Couple of mutts. 22823.
Cour (P.) Wakne. 106388.
Courquin (—.) Mariette.
Courras (P.):
26340.
Chanson florentine. 15926.
Pantomime. 17965.
Sonnet. 16004.
Valse-fantaisie. 10557
Courtemanche (A. E.) Girl in the
ealico dress. 11306.
Cover (C. E.) Allegretto. 15726.
Cover (l.) Fairy pedlar. 8101.
Coverley (R.) Heart’s kingdom.
8428.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Cowan (F.H.) Veil (The). 19302.
Cowan (L. F.) Just remember that I
love you mother. 13941.
Cowan (M. E.) Just one kiss before
we Say good-bye. 11576.
Cowan & Davis. Sy MHonkerdonk.
22158.
Cowdell (E.):
Ecstasy. 1605.
June’s golden song. 20049.
Cowen (F. H.):
Bridal chorus.~ 3510.
Mission of a rose. 20207.
Thy loving kindness. 273817.
Cowles (E.):
Day dreams. 13076.
Don’t you mind the sorrows. 3904,
7921.
Greek girl. 21285.
How many times do I love thee.
8505.
Miss Liza. 14315.
Summer of the heart. 17414.
Cowles (W. R.):
At the spring. 12685.
My heart is like a singing bird.
14405.
Cowper (Mrs. M.) Woodland flowers.
3083.
Cox (C. F.) Way down in dear old
Maine. 20727.
Cox (M. C.) Man with a family.
23717.
Cox (S. E.):
Living picture that made a slave
of me. 11653.
‘geraiz (S. 0.)
iy
Playing on a golden harp. 12003.
Sweetheart’s farewell. 12293.
Coyle (J.) Two schoolmates parted
on a summer’s day. 6762.
Coyle (J. H.) I’m lonely dear to-
night. 4581.
Cozad (1.) Affinity rag. 22465.
Crabb (N. B.):
Angels twilight serenade. 1222.
Idaho pals. 18353, 18354.
Crabbe (J. G.) Kentucky schools.
11584.
Crackel (H.) -Pastorale. 9658.
Craig (B. P.) Faithful dolly. 8104.
Craig (C.) Queen’s own. 20405.
Craig (H.S.) Glad refrain. 315.
Craw (3. H.) :
At night. 17795.
Ho, ho, for Teddy. 18264.
Vow (The). 19312.
Sweetheart maiden.
29217.
Craig-Coffman (L.):
And you away. 7278.
Happy hearts a-Maying.
June roses. 8807.
Lullaby. 23686.
Nearer, my God to Thee. 9447.
Proposal. 9798.
23205.
Cramer (—.)
Cramer (A.):
Auftrag. 17804.
Etude. 16006.
Ave Rosa. 17811.
Erwachen in den grellen tag,
18092.
Michel mit der lanze. 18645.
Vale. 19286.
Waldhornklinge. 19822.
Cramer (A. E.):
American bells.
Aries” 22520
I want somebody to tease. 23878.
Just a dream of home sweet home.
23505.
Linganore. 23615.
Maryland girl. 23748.
My favorite waltz. 28877.
Santee Ann. 24269.
Cramer (A. E.) music co., ltd.:
American bells. 22495.
ATIC. | 22527:
I want somebody to tease. 23378.
Just a dream of home sweet home.
23505.
Linganore. 23615.
Maryland girl. 238748.
My favorite waltz. 23877.
Santee Ann. 24269.
Cramer (C. A.) Unseen city. 1033.
Cramer (HE. M.) March of the I. I. I.
14206.
Cramer (H.) Desiderio (11) 181.
Cramer (J. B.):
Walzer. 3774, 18011.
52 ettiden. 155.
Cramer (J: B.)&.co., Itde:
By a southern sea. 3553.
Children’s garden. 3656.
Come along. 19632.
Dark, dark, the sea. 22867.
Fighting terriers. 16202.
Forget-me-not. 11266.
Heart’s kingdom. 8428.
In sweet content. 138808.
Last request. 21542.
Little white hand. 16674.
Love wakes. 21604.
Muffin man. 23867.
My Jean. 238884.
My kingdom. 656, 5436.
O pure white rose. 23969.
Old countrie. 17018.
One thought. 5666.
Over and over. 17053.
Rose of night. 9952.
Think not of it. 24605.
Thrushes. 24620.
Toast (A) 10465.
Vow (A) 20712.
Where be you going.
Yesterday. 17725.
Cramer (K. L.):
He died for me. 1828,
22495.
24822.
1677
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
Cramer (K. L.)—Continued.
He will abundantly save you. !
1833.
Jesus is calling for you. 2022.
Jesus saves my soul. S781.
Cramm (H. L.):
Daphne. 138067.
Flying witch. 18360.
Frolic of the winds. 25661.
Good-night little girl. 18492.
Happy Jack. 13569.
Crampton (E.) :
After-days. 17753.
Dodo. 138128.
Grey shadows. 18216.
Little ’uns. 11651.
Crampton (G.) Singing lessons. 6202,
15019, 20508, 243885.
Crandell (J. S.):
Boy knights of the round table.
7507.
Cigaret. 7689.
Good night. 8321.
Romance at sea. 99832.
Crandell (P. M.) Boy knights of the
round table. 7507.
Crane (E. F.) Aspiration. 25024.
Cranmer (EH. L.) Before Jehovah's
awful throne. 7480.
Cranz (Az):
A la danse. 22442. .
Acté. 1170, 3144, 7196.
Barfusstinzerin. 1281, 3345-3347.
Bilderbuch (Das) 1818.
Caressante. 15914.
Dame yon Moulin Rouge. 19668,
22844.
Dansons et jouons. 16045.
Féte chez Henri III. 19770.
Frohsinn. 4178.
Tis étaient deux petits chiens
blancs. 19998.
Johannistraum. 4842, 20044.
23492.
Konig Albert marsch. 16614.
Loreley walzer. 5100.
Memuet de Claudine. 16814.
Mondlicht walzer. 5355.
Nicolas Nickleby. 20278.
Nussknacker polka. 5566.
Pour amuser bébé. 20384.
Prés du ruisseau. 5873.
Scene de ballet rustique. 24288.
Scherzo. 22779.
Scherzo printanier.
Serenata. 24348.
Six recreations.
Six Tim-Tom Tit. 27063.
Souvenir de Hollande. 20550.
Studenten-marsch. 6483.
Tempo di mazurka. 24575.
Um die weberin. 6770.
Weiberfeind (Der) 6940, 12445,
15509.
17255.
4966.
1678
Cranz (A.)—Continued.
Weisst du, was die biume singen.
10691.
Zinnsoldaten-marsch. 7169.
Crary (EH. H.) “M.P2 Aveadetrs, siti:
Crawford (C.) Will you come along
with me. 1153. (185):
Crawford (C. H.) Sur “da “glace a
Sweet Briar. 10305.
Crawford (Mrs. N. H.)
homa sweetheart. 21764.
Creamer (G. W.) Come float in my
aeroplane. 11097.
Creamer (M. P.)
aeroplane. 11097.
Creatore (G.) Dear.
Crémieux (O.):
Enchantement. 25546.
Kirschen. 16604. |
Lizzi ich bitt’ sie, hor’n sie auf.
11654, 16604, 16677.
Niggergirl two-step. 5522.
Serments. S861.
My Okla-
Come float in my
19686.
Valse @amour. 1038, 19609.
Valse rouge. 27391.
Crerie (EK. E.) Thoughts of home and |
mother. 24614.
Crescent mus. pub. co. Howdy pap.
18738.
Crescenzo (M. o V. de) Calandrella, |
calandre. 15899.
Cressey & Allen. Sweet memories. |
24528.
Creswell (J. D.):
Christmas snowflakes. 22770. :
Let nothing keep you from Jesus. |
Panta ot |
Watch and pray and work. 24748. |
Creutz (M. D.) Seven simple songs |
for children. 1491. !
Crévecoeur (L. de)
16862.
Crippen (B. M.)
Cripps (Ax Ra) '
There be none of beauty’s daugh-
ters. 6629.
Three shadows. 6665.
When I am dead. 6968.
Year’s at the spring. 7122.
Crista@De WW):
Avalon waltz. 15789.
Bellevue grand march.
Bright morning. 13850.
Broken stem. 11028.
First kiss. 16783.
Flower girl march. 8149.
Flower girl schottische.
Flower girl waltz. 8151.
Hush-a-bye waltz. 16414.
Jolly straw ride. 2038.
Modest bloom. 2280.
Meadow brook dances.
16793.
Memorial waltz. 16801.
Merry dance. 16819.
Mort des lilas. |
Gloria waltz. 16278. |
15836.
8150.
16790-|
Cross (J.)
' Crowe (G.)
' Cuconato (R.)
~ Cudna Barbora.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
SS OOOO
Crist (D. W.)—Continued.
Sea shore schottische. 12147.
Swing waltz. 2801.
Tiny bud. 2873.
Cristofaro (F. de) Parfum d'amour.
2448, 18834.
Crisuolo (L.) Tarantella d’ ’e suspire.
6568.
Cronk (E. C.) Hymnal for the Sun-
day school. 23313.
Crook (J. SS.) Children’s garden.
3656.
Croom (E.):
Puget Sound. 26806.
Rose cottage. 26921.
Sunset on Puget Sound. 24509.
Votes for women. 15462.
Croom & Vautier pub. co. Votes for
women. 15462.
Croome (A. 8.):
Coming of spring. 25361.
When you woo a maiden. 27506.
Croscup (F. W.) Water lily. 17633.
Cross (B. L.) Rube-step. 14904.
Climbing the Alps. 7706.
Crosse (M.):
Chanson du Ruisseau.
Meditation. 2230.
Musiquette. 2303.
Petite tarantelle.
Polka des gammes.
Rondeau. 2584.
Simple aveu. 2692.
Crossy (S.) You get the girl, we'll do
the rest. 7136.
erowe (EF. J. W.) ‘Training
coliege song book. 24646.
Bright dews of morning.
1409.
2474.
2492.
(The)
11023.
_ Crowninshield (E.) Robert Louis Ste-
9910.
Vibrations du coeur.
venson songs.
27404.
25388, 26072, 26080,
26081. 26083, 26123, 26587, 26795.
Cui (C. A.) Mystic chorus. 5483.
Cullison (P.) In dear old Arizona.
13787.
Cullison (R. M.)
OE 710) 16726.
Culp (G.) Wouldn’t you like to know
me better. 19410, 20814 (120).
Culter (L. P.) Culter’s new morning
light. 22833.
Cumberlege (H. A.)
in A. 8069.
Cummings (J. G.):
Humming birds.
Nocturne. 11123.
Prelude and fugue. 11124.
Seales. 12123.
_ Valse caprice.
Cummings (lL. G.)
else’s wife. 8606.
M. H. 8S. class song
Evening service
11405.
12398.
I’m somebody
16
lard
(
Cummings (M. H.) 24410.
Cummins (F. C.):
If I were only loved by you,
16480.
Love me dearly. 18567.
Take a bride on a_ steamboat.
19169.
Cundy-Bettoney Co.:
Calvary commandery. 17894.
Cundy-Baermann celebrated clari-
net method. 13033.
New and modern method for bari-
tone or euphonium. 5516.
Thirty six exercises and scales,
Some day.
6656.
Cunha (S.) My Honolulu hula girl.
2312:
Cunningham (C. C.) Bless His name.
IDOLE:
Cunningham (M.) IdyWe (An)
17983.
Cunningham (O. V.) Coming from
the harvest-field. 19647.
Cunningham (R. H.) Land of rest.
20078.
Cunningham (T. G.) Among the hills
of sunny Tennessee. 20845.
Cunzo (V.) Inverno d’amore. 26035.
Cuonzo (D.) Album di ballabili.
12597.
Cupero (BH. V.):
Could I command
1158 (11).
I will love you always.
Cuppaidge (H.):
“Marcia, my Martian
IPRS
When your feet are keeping time.
22359.
Cuqua (H. 8.)
27170.
Curcio;-(2.)
3796.
Curlette (C.):
Mrs. Brown. 14826.
What you never had you never
miss. 15535.
Curnielk (P. Co):
Arise ye servants of
Cross on which my
the stars.
21414,
maid.”
Story the cello told.
32 études on caprices.
God. 20867.
Savior died.
11118.
Lanmiiivine a Elim) 21350.
Jesus died for you and me.
21490.
Jesus my Savior stands by my
Side. 21498.
My mother. 21768.
O lamb of God, I come. 11898.
Curran (J. D.) When I’m far away
from home sweet home. 27484.
Curran (T. J.) If you live in old Mis-
souri. 8666, 16489.
Curry, (C. P.) King’s praises. 16603.
Curschmann (F.) Jewels of the
springtime. 28491.
9
INDEX
Curtil (A.) Sonate. 8870.
Curtis (H.) Katydids (The) 238521.
Curtis (E. de):
"A Rossa ’e copp’ ’o Vommero.
20818, 24917.
Canta pe’ me. 1872.
*"Nfame che si. 238934, 26546.
Pane e cepolle. 2446.
Sora mia. 22107, 27114.
Vo turna. 22280.
Curtis (G. B. De) Arricamanno.
3268.
Curtis (Ci. B:)2
Doin’ nothin’ sayin’. nothin’.
13130
Dreams. 18185.
Eskimo. 138255.
French doll. 18894.
Polar bear dance. 14738.
Rag doll dance. 14808, 21926.
Society vaudeville. 15077, 22081. ;
Toy soldier march. 153836.
Wishing. 15619.
Curtis (S. J.):
Come to me in the land of dreams.
25352.
You cant chew my chewing gum.
27578.
Curtis & Fuller. He saveth me.
Dales ial
Curtiss (EH. H.) Fraternity march.
11276.
Curtiss (G. E.) I can forgive but
not forget. 418.
Curtiss (S.) When you’re absent.
6999.
Curwen (A. J.):
Sheila’s birthday. 22049.
Sorrowful birdie. 22108.
Curwen (J.) & sons, ltd.:
Aeroplane (The) 6.
All are sleeping, weary heart.
3174.
Ballad of Semmerwater. 25070.
Breton singing games. 22668.
Britons, strike home. 15878.
Bronwen. 7533.
Bucket and spade drill.
Buttercups and daisies.
Carnival (The)
Catch my pal.
Children’s dream. T7660.
Choral fantasia. 25136, 27421.
Choral fantasia on Mignon. 12341.
Choral rhapsody. 7673.
Come lasses and lads. 19688.
Cradle song. 21042.
Cuddle doon. 1497.
Cymbal drill. 3797.
Deep Jordan’s bank.
Early one morning. T7976.
Enchanted spring. 25545.
Forget-me-not. 19792.
Grant us Thy peace.
3537.
19576.
7601, 19592.
12908.
22882.
21283.
1680
pias. Vv. S
Curwen (J.) & sons, 1td.—Continued.
Greensleaves and other dances.
23170.
Guild of play book of festival and
dance. 356.
national danees. 25781.
Hark, hark, my soul. 16338.
Hornpipe (The) 21346.
How’d you like to be a baby girl.
4487.
I dreamt our England was a fane.
25911.
If love were what the rose is.
25982.
In Jewry is God known. 20008.
In manus Tuas Domine. 23488.
In the twilight. 26026.
It is a good thing to give thanks.
4779.
It was a lover and his lass.
23473, 26064.
Lark now leaves his wat’ry nest.
16631.
Light-hearted fairy. 20092.
Like as a hart. 21569.
Lilies. 20095.
Little men. 23629.
Long day closes. 26248, 26244.
Loud sang the Spanish cavalier.
5106.
Manxey fays. 2197.
May day dance. 2218.
Mister nobody. 53845.
Mrs. Waker’s nature songs. 11789.
Morning tub. 18681.
Moving in a measure gay or
stately. 93841.
My good old golliwog. 652.
Newquay fisherman’s song. 14479. |
O how blest are ye whose toils |
are ended. 9508. |
O mariners, out of the sunlight. |
8755,
5588.
O who will worship the great god |
Pan. 5603. )
Oh flow’rets sweet. T7O8.
Old Christmas carols. 24018.
Old Isle of Wight singing games. |
5635. |
Once I loved a maiden fair. 9606.
Pearl, the fisher-maiden. 20356.
Phillis. 5784.
Pilgrims chorus. 22288.
Prodigal son. 18904.
Rose. 20444. )
Rose, the sunflower and chrysan- |
themum. 6018. .
Roseate hues of early dawn. 2592; |
26927.
Round the world in ten minutes. |
9972.
Sally Luker. 12102.
Saviour of the contrite. 26965.
Send out thy light. 18505.
Sheila’s birthday. 22049.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Curwen (J.) & sons, ltd —Continued.
Shepherd's aye.
Sir Galahad. 10145.
Smile, boys, smile. 15062.
Song of victory. 6389.
Songs of shadow. 2739.
Sorrowful birdie. 22108.
Temperance scouts. 27265.
Three bears. 24615.
Three little kittens.
To and fro. 123849.
Turn Thy face from my sins.
22231.
We are merry
22308.
We triumph in Thy name.
When Allen-a-Dale went
ing. 1085.
Will you fly away with me to the
moon? 7051.
Wooden bowl.
Cusack (L. M.) I long to see your
fair sweet face Lorraine. 4565.
Cushman (R.) Dobbin goes courting.
291172.
Cussans (O.) Maying.
Custance (A. F. M.):
Day is past and over. 1525.
I heard a voice from heaven.
18309.
Little Steena Yonson.
Send out Thy light.
wae.) . 250.
Custard (R. G.)
T7752.
Cutter (F. R.):
Every fellow ought to have a
sweetheart. 8076.
I wish I wasn’t married, so I
could marry you. 138755.
Cuvillier (C.):
Afgar. 19446.
Tté de Ja Saint Martin. 18096,
21147.
Non. 2346.
Rondeau. 2585.
gy Valse d’amour. 2924.
Cy music co. Biddy I do love you so.
1515.
Cyphers (H.S.) In Khorassan. 11502.
Cyprienne. 21050.
Czerny (C.):
BHtudes choisies. 4021.
Exercises et études pour le trille.
6662.
little urchins.
17638.
a-hunt-
3082.
9205.
5066.
10084.
Concert overture.
16167.
Linden waltz. 8992.
100 easy progressive lessons.
16030.
Czerwinski (——) Pochod sokoloéw.
5816.
Czerwonky (R.):
Evening mood. 16159.
Evening song. 16161.
O think of me. 16991.
Czerwonky (R.)—Continued.
Scherzino. 17254.
Serenade. 220384.
Two album leaves. 22889.
Czibulka (A.):
Elégie. 11204.
Love’s dream after the ball.
16704.
Stephanie. 6466.
Vision (La) 6862-6864.
Dabney (F.):
Haytian rag. 23218.
That minor strain. 27272.
That’s why they call me Shine.
PACA WG
Dabney (F. T.):
Oh you devil rag. 9559.
Pensacola mooch. 9675.
Da Costa (H.) Soft and sneaky.
20523.
Dacre (H.) Just as you are. 18445.
Dacre (L.) He’s my affinity. 8412.
Daffner (H.):
Drei stticke. 7812.
FKiinf stiicke. 7818.
Trio, F dur, 10484.
Daggett (G. A.) Upintheair. 24698.
Daggett (P. HH.) Upintheair. 24698.
Daglish (A. V.) Just a little corner.
21508.
Dahle (J.) And I heard a great voice.
BYP4a
Dahlof (J.) Jesus gik just her forbi.
8772.
Dailey (F. A.):
Angels’ song. 19478.
At close of day. 7326.
Child’s prayer. 12937.
We thank Thee. 3002.
Woods in Mareh. 3084.
Dailey (J. A.):
Longing. 5085.
Longing for you. 5086.
When we skated on the pond.
6994.
Dainty (H.) Kid you’ve made a hit
with me. 7182 (146).
D’Alba (P.) Torch (The) 10474.
D’Albert (F. H.):
Come _ into
11099.
Have you met a girl named Mary.
4394,
Dalbey (C. W.):
Dream of beauty.
Flirtation. 13852.
Krom fireside’ to
13401.
Dalbey music ¢co.:
Dream of beauty.
Duquesne. 11197.
Ilirtation. » 18352.
From (fireside to
13401.
the garden John.
13172.
battlefield.
13172.
battlefield.
1681
INDEX
pt. 1, Bes. V.5
Dalbey music co.—Continued.
Harvest home, 113857.
On the Rio Grande. 11936.
D’Albret (C.):
Blind man’s buff. 15857.
Cupid and the butterfly. 16020.
Dolly’s lullaby. 16091.
Little coquette. 16663.
Little Tyrolean. 16670.
Menuet. 16809.
Playing soldiers.
Dale (A.)
18085.
Dale (C.):
Country dance. 7781.
Good night. 8322.
Majestic (The) 9128.
Placid stream, 9705.
Prelude 4 la valse. 9768.
Dale (EK. M.) In my areoplane. 4710.
17103.
Enchantement d’amour.
Dale (F.):
De shepa’d. 18000.
If. 18359.
Invisible day. 18410.
Royal heart. 18989.
What will people say. 19356.
When earth’s last picture is
painted. 193860.
Dale (W. T.):
Cumberland hymns. 161.
Special songs. 17381.
Daley (M.):
Love’s eternity. 16705.
Those golden yesterdays.
Daley (M. M.):
Love’s whisper.
Spirit of spring.
Daley (W. S.):
Our emblem. 26689.
You are the only one.
Dallas (J. E.)
Dalparyat (A.)
Dalton (E.):
Content. 25371.
Two seasons. 6763.
Via sacre. 6843.
Dalton (H. T.) Telegraph messenger
boy. 6592.
Dalton (J.)
15684.
Dalton (L.) Belinda the belle of the
chorus. 25115.
Dalton (M.) Kiddie with your win-
ning smile. 11586.
Dalton (S.) My Father for another
night. 9875.
Daly (B.):
Call of the wind. 108.
Hide and seek. 396.
Song of the dove. 913.
Sweet eyes of Irish blue.
Sweet Innesfallen. 955.
Sweet Rose of Killarney.
Daly Gi: MM. ),:
Charles (The) for mine.
17492.
9084.
10246.
27570.
Terrace (The)
Nita. 14486.
20608.
Yow’re a bad, bad boy.
954.
956.
17925.
Daly (J. M.)—Continued.
Chicken reel. 17931, 22746.
Comet rag. 25859.
Good bye blue eyes good bye. 3826,
10887 (118).
Have I made a hit with you.
10887 (122).
I love my steady. 4568.
I’m going crazy. 233855.
John F. Fitzgerald. 4844.
Just for a dear little girl. 23508.
Mary, Maud and Marguerite.
23742.
Pitter patter. 14719.
Somebody’s lonesome. 15091.
Sometime sweetheart you’ll know.
6364, 10197.
Toot your horn kid you’re in a
fog. 19244.
Venetian waters. 10574.
When a fellow has a sweetheart,
life’s a song. 10711.
Where are the scenes of yester-
day. 38040.
You can’t jolly Molly any more.
24881. ;
You’re a bad bad boy. 15684.
Dame Durden. 21055.
Dame kobold. 9842.
Dame von Moulin Rouge. 19668, 22844.
Damerell (—) Sing, sing, sing. 27055.
Damerell (S. J.) Mirror of your eyes.
18655.
Damnation of Faust. 12788, 15841.
Damrosch (F.) Misericordias Domini.
Ree.
Damrosch (L.):
Lord is my strength. 5094.
Sulamith. 7182 (26).
Dana (—):
Flee as a bird. 16902.
My lodging’s on the cold ground.
16902.
Dana (A.):
Inspirer and hearer of prayer.
1153 (1532
My Shepherd will supply.
(156). .
Dana (C. H.) See irs, 1°@) By Danae
Dana (Henshaw) pseud. for Russell
(G. D.) See Russell (C. E.)
Dana (Mrs. I. C. B.) Lilies clustered
1153
fair and tall 27esie
Dancla (C.):
Polka. 24131.
Twenty-four easy melodies. 7829.
Waltz. 22852.
Weber’s last thought. 27462.
Dancy* (C: Ei):
Her violin. 44385.
Wedding bells. 1078.
Danforth (H. J.) Song wave. 3119
(190).
Danglas (J.) Patrouille royale.
18852.
1682
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dece., 1910
Danhauser (A.):
Solfége des solféges. 22082,
27089.
Solfeo de los solfeos. 22084.
Daniderff (L.):
Alza manolita. 15737, 24971.
Hantise. 4376.
Madrilena (La) 26807.
Manette-Manon. 18600.
Marche 4 Ninon. 18606.
Micaélla mia. 238802.
Princesse d’amour. 26792.
Vieilles lettres. 15448.
Daniele (A.) Si jeunesse savait.
6187.
Daniels (C.) You are you. 15676.
Daniels (C. N.):
Cotton time.
24911 (91).
On Mobile Bay.
(156).
Tell me while we waltz.
(184), 6599, 12565 (69).
That’s what you get for getting
married. 6621, 27275.
179738, 21087, 22821,
18799, 24911
15704
Daniels (F.) Mineola. 5825.
Daniels (M.) Any old town is a
lonesome old town. 3246.
Daniels (M. W.) In springtime.
11509.
Daniels (N. F.) Those golden yester-
days. 17492.
Daniels (R.) Her image is haunting
me still. 8447.
Danks (H. P.):
And there were shepherds.
24911 (2).
Lord (The) is in His Holy
Temple. 23648.
Silver threads among the gold.
2690, 6265, 10131, 17317, 243878.
Danmark (R.):
Glad rag. 138460, 24911 (111).
Gleam of steel from eyes of blue.
4248.
Dann (H.):
Christmas carolS and hymns.
22762.
School hymnal. 24807.
D’Annunzio (A.) There’s no world
without you, my sweetheart. 27291.
Danziger (R.):
Dorfkomtesse
3906-3908.
Holden gletscherfeen. 13640.
So ein nettes kleines frauchen.
15068.
(Die). “13152,
Tanz der schulplattler. 6564.
Darcieux (F.):
Noél des quéteurs' Bressans,
11884.
Voici venir le joli Mai. 12421.
Darcy (—) Oiseau de France. 9567,
2405.
d’Arecy-Irvine (R.) Meditation. 9224.
Dare (C.):
Buzz, buzz, buzz. 22689.
Fountain of youth. 23052.
September day. 6153.
Suffragette parade. 24500.
Darewski (H. H.), jr.:
Castles of sand. 15920.
Come round the corner with me.
12964.
It may be true what you say.
13863.
Just as the crow flies. 138931.
On the silvery sands. 17027.
One of the girls. 14972.
Poor Aunt Jane. 2495.
Send them along to me. 14972.
There’s a little black cupid in the
moon. 10412.
"Tis a faded picture. 10454.
To welcome my Sadie to me.
15 a23"
When the lights are low.
When you are gone. 10747.
Won’t you play with me. 1138.
Darewski (M.):
Nightingale’s courtship.
Rose of night. 9952.
Dargomyzhsky (A. S.):
Chorus of enchanted maidens.
3680.
15568.
9471.
2nd chorus of maidens. T177.
Daris (—) Vie moderne. 27406.
Darke (H. E.) Te Deum laudamus.
19181.
Darke (R.) Little Billie Buttercup.
18526.
Darlington (H. V. B.) Church (The)
22778.
Darlington (J. H.) Church (The)
22778.
Darnell (N.) Mossaline waltz. 26448.
Darnton (C.):
Eternal light. , 21148.
Faith of our fathers. 21170.
Darras (EK. H.) Ach nicht doch.
20822.
Darrell (M.) U.S. A. for mine. 6786.
Darrin (R.) Raymond caprice. 24186.
Darrohn (J. M.) Dear old mother’s
day. 254388
Dart (A. A.) Princevillian. 24164.
Date (H.):
Bear them the news. 93d74.
Go. 4262.
Go ye into My vineyard. 4266.
Help to set the world rejoicing.
4430.
Jesus, the friend ever near. 4836.
Keep the glad song ringing in your
heart. 4901.
Lend a helping hand. 4995.
Sheperd of Israel. 6174.
1683
———— _——_—_—_———————______—_—_—__OO——__e
INDEX
PU. 1, ws. vo
Date (H.)—Continued.
Somebody must. 6861.
Speak the kind word. 6427.
Sweet, sunny smiles. 6540.
Daughter of the regiment. 1557,
21090.
Dauterich (W.) Dream he had of
home. 25491.
Dauzet (B.) Flight of the aeroplane.
21189, 23025.
Davenan (F.) Where the tall pal-
mettos grow. 10759.
Davenport (F. S.)
nune dimittis. 9110.
Davey (H. E.):
Papa, wake! ’tis morning.
Swinging. 10842.
Davey (R. L.) Amora mio. 38216.
David (D. 1.)
25241.
David: (Hy)
Andante e scherzo capriccioso.
3228.
Capriccio. 3824.
David (P.)) Work and war. 17717.
David (W.):
Come with me down Regent street.
25356.
Doorkeeper at Frightley’s. 18037.
Father’s safety razor. 238001.
I can’t reach that top note. 419,
10887 (129).
I’m waiting here for Kate. 4589.
I saw Sandy to his front street
door. 25950.
I want to sing in opera. 25964.
It isn’t the Isle of Man any longer.
18418.
Oh. poor father and mother.
20314.
On your honeymoon. 26669.
Poor Noah Moore. 12014.
Prisoner at the bar. 14777.
That broke up the party. 12818.
Wallah, wallah, walla - peroo.
27436.
We really had a most delightful
evening. 22815.
Westward ho! 10700.
What a penny can do. 10701.
Will you sing this glee with me.
19393.
You are my girl-ski. 15673.
David. 980.
Davidoff (C.):
At the fountain. 73380.
Romance sans paroles. 18965.
Davidoff (J.) Arbeiter’s hand. 27.
Davids (M.) Waubun. 15498.
Davidson (F.) O nightingale. 9520.
Davidson (W.) Girls. 1758.
Davidson & Blier. Skating. 2696.
1684
Magnificat and |-
14658. |
Cantiques grigorieus. .
Davidson-Godinilow. Playing the game
of love. 18888, 19487 (60).
Davies (A.):
Gentlemen, the ladies.
London valse. 14104.
Davies (A. L. E.):
Trish eyes. 1994.
Isle of love. 23465.
Davies (KE. T.) Entreaty. 4006.
Davies (H. W.):
Bough of May.
Cuckoo. 1496.
Father William. 25609.
God be in my head. 21258.
I believe in God. 4520.
Litany : To the Holy Spirit.
Merry heart. 263892.
One old Oxford ox. 26674.
Solemn melody. 2718, 10181.
What sweeter music. 6960.
Davies (J. H.) Air king. 38159.
Davies (W.):
Caprice. 13073.
Solemn melody. 6841.
Davignon (G. F.) At the harvest hop.
1249, 12683.
8256.
1496.
18525.
Davis (A.) I can never love thee as
of yore. 25894.
Davis (B. C.) Billy possum rag. 80.
Davis (B. W.), jr. Billy possum rag.
80.
Davis (C.) My sweetheart in the
vale. 14448.
Davis (C. B.) Our consecration hymn.
14634.
Davisih(G@hin)y
Lover’s lane. 201380.
Moonlight makes me lonesome.
11799.
Please, please pretty please. 12006.
Rag time table d’hote. 18928,
20409.
Rahnee. 14809.
Davis (C. M.):
Echoes of Palestine. 224.
It is a good thing. 4778.
Davis (E.) Drink forever. 18053,
19487 (84).
Davis (E. A.) Only a bunch of vio-
lets. 21845.
Davis (F. M.):
Beaut-iful sleep. 38119 (108).
Shells on ocean sands. 38119
(187).
Wild bird singing. 3119 (208).
Davis (F. T.) Signal from the even-
ing ‘train. »150238:
Davis (G3 Ae).2
All in the same little boat. 10916.
Heavenly twins. 11877.
Davis (G. W.) Trust and keep on
praying. 2901.
Davis (H.) Sy Honkerdonk.
22158.
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Davis (H. I.):
Don’t forget your northern lad
when you go back to Dixie.
3902, 3119 (16).
My Louise. 7182 (160), 5449.
Davis (I.) Overalls. 26701.
Davis (J. D.):
Arioso. 1234.
Could aught of song. 7779, 11116.
Gavotte and musette. 306.
Maid of Astolat. 9117.
Sea hath its pearls. 19029.
To an absentee. 19282.
Davis (M. A. E.):
Arbutus. 7302.
Magnolia. 581.
Davis (M. F.) For aye. 16225.
Davis (Mrs. M. F.)
19777.
Davis
22489.
Davis (W. M.)
Davis & Miller.
First blue bird.
(S. J.) Alone with Jesus.
Imperial rag. 8680.
In the meadow by
the old oak tree. 1974.
Davison (C.):
Evening star. 25577.
Flower dance. 21191.
Light and shadow. 21567.
Davison (W. EH.) Lord is my shep-
herd. 20117.
Davson (G.):
Druid’s prayer. 3488, 18060.
Dawson (E.) There’s a reason. 10414.
Dawson (Mrs. L. H.) Agnes May.
12589.
Dawson (S.) If you only had a girl
like mine. 4670.
Dawson (W. J.)
Dawton (H. H.)
15514.
Day 4. E.) :
Bill Bailey’s application. 15847.
Texas, pride of the South. 6609.
Elks toast. 18080.
Were I a bird.
DMayCE.).:
Let’s make a Frisco of Stockton
town. 23589.
Take your girlie where the band
is playing. 27231.
Think of me. 15295.
Why little Boy Blue was blue.
15598.
Bay scl. B.)::
Children’s song. 25287.
Jesus Christ is born to-day. 2018.
Deacon and the lady. 24911 (99),
24911 (124), 24911 (146), 24911
(147), 24911 (154), 24911 (155),
25503, 25959, 26419, 26428, 26663.
Deacon (C.) Offering (An) 20809.
Dean (EH. S.):
All will be well. 12605.
Down with rum. 19712.
I’m glad that Jesus won. 138715.
Dean (J. A.):
College fancies. 17952.
Sorority girls. 19106.
Dean (P.) Shut-eye road. 19060.
Dean (The) co.:
College fancies.
Sorority girls.
Deane (W. T.)
Dear GBs):
Jolly beggar. 4847.
Meadows in spring. 14250.
Messmates. 14285.
Sherwood. 15006.
Song of the cuckoo. 10206.
Song of the tinker. 15109, 27105.
Songs of the open air. 10218.
Springtime and love. 20560.
Dear little Denmark. 601, 3835-3837,
19688.
17952.
19106.
Cradle song. 21042.
Dear old songs. 11150.
De Arman (D.) Highland belle. 4450.
Deas (W.) When two hearts beat as
one. 24817.
Deaton (T. D.) Wash me in the
fountain. 20722.
Debar (J.) He died on the cross for
me. 19886.
De Beriot (C.) Scenede ballet. 10029.
Debroux (J.):
Sonate en fa majeur. 1162, 19559.
Sonate en la majeur. 2966.
Sonate en mi mineur. 1218.
Sonate en re’ majeur. 2882.
Sonate en se grave majeur. 13817,
Sonate en sol majeur. 1217.
Sonate en ut mineur. 2660.
De Boinville (C. E. Chastel) To sleep,
24631.
Debussy (C.):
Ballet. 7392.
Cathédrale engloutie. 12904.
Ce qu’a vu le vent d’ouest. 12909.
Collines d’Anacapri. 12954
Cortége. 7776.
Danse de Puck. 18058.
Danses. 7868.
Danseuses de Delphes. 13066.
Des pas sur la neige. 13103.*
Enfant prodigue. 38999, 25550.
Fille aux cheveux de lin. 138827,
18132, 23019, 25622.
Golliwoge’s cake-walk. 8312.
Hommage 4 Haydn. 8483.
‘
Jardins sous la pluie. S764.
Iberia. 13762, 16468.
Minstrels. 143807.
Nuit détoiles. 28955.
Pélléas et Mélisande. 2462.
Petit berger. 20358.
Petite suite. 9689.
Plus que lente. 20877, 24126.
Prélude 4 L’aprés midi d’un faune.
12022.
Preludes. 138089.
Premiére rhapsodie. 14766, 26786,
1685
TT
INDEX
pt. 1m, D. s., v.5
Debussy (C.)—Continued.
Printemps. 14774, 12026.
Promenoir des deux amants.
20397.
Rondes de printemps. 9946, 14883,
24225.
Sérénade 4 la poupée. 12164.
Sérénade interrcmpue. 14983.
Sous et les parfums tournent dans
Vair du soirs 15921:
Trois chansons. T7871.
Vent dans la plaine. 15420.
Voiles. 15458.
1*° arabesque. 10880, 13090.
2°™° arabesque. 10881, 13091.
f° -quatuor, ) 177.
Decevée (E. J.):
Abiding rock. 3189.
Lotus-flower is blooming in my
heart. 21597.
12 melodious studies.
Decker (A. G.):
Sweetheart Nell 17437
When Teddy comes
home. 17657.
Decker (E.):
Hamilton (The) 43872.
That candy tooth. 6616.
Decker (L. R.) :
25439.
marching
Slingerland’s primer for violin.
243895.
Wild Arrow. 7042.
Decker (W.) Sausewind (Der)
242738.
De Claire (M. S.) Egyptian maiden.
296.
De Costa (H.):
Father, dear father come home.
tS123:
Golden feather. 1770.
Oh, that society glide. 17013.
Squaw colleen. 17392 .
That’s the way to make love.
17477.
De Cou (L.) Roaming. 26888.
Decourcelle (P.):
Aubade. 33.
Cantilena d’amore. 17896, 20973.
Chanson. 20991.
Chanson Florentine. 15926.
Chanson naive. 15927, 17918,
20982.
Danse négre. 1514.
En Cheminant. 21133.
En révant au bal. 18084.
Entr’act pizzicate. 21141.
Gouittelettes diamantées. 13508.
Lied. 14844.
Manon cherie. 18602, 26328.
Mazurka. 14246.
Mois et les saisons. 18666.
Monte en l’air. 26481.
Ou vont tes réves. 17042, 18816.
Pantomine. 17065.
Decourcelle (P.)—Continued.
Patrouille de Pierrettes. 18851,
26725.
Pizzicati. 18876.
Quanto si bella. $803, 9804, 14797,
18920, 20402.
Romance. 9929.
Rose, Ma Mie! 6015.
Sérénade a Jacqueline. 10090,
19040.
Sérénata sentimentale. 27015.
Séparation valse. 22031.
Si tu voulais. 22054, 27035.
Sonnet. 16004.
Souvenirs fanés, 20552.
Suite. 11159.
Toupie (La) 19247.
Troisiéme canzonetta, 27346.
Valse-fantaisie. 10557.
De Crescenzo (V.):
°O ssapite. 5598, 14533.
De Cristoforo (C.) Won’t you be
mine. 12524,
Decroy-Silva (C.) Day is here.
19684.
De Curtis (E.) ’A echiti bella ’e
Napule. 1155.
Deely (—). Darky moon. 11140.
Sweetheart. 24531.
Trois mélodies. 18096.
Deems (J. H.)
De Falla (M.)
Defesch (W.) Beautiful Venus.
17836. ;
De Forest-Anderson (M.) O memory.
700.
Was grossmiitter-
27440.
Degenhardt (R.)
chen erzahit.
De Graff (E. V.) Song wave. 3119
(190).
De Grasse (T. E.) Canoeing on the
Charles. 15906.
Moon dear. 11796.
d’Hardelot (G.) lLark’s song. 21538.
De Haven (C.) Rag time table d’hote.
17149, 17742 (80), 24183.
Dehnhoff (K.):
Angel choir.
Fairy echo.
Far from thee.
Flower song.
Last prayer. 4972.
Lovely rose. 5136.
Lucia di Lammermoor.
Marguerite. 5229.
Martha. 4115.
Mountain rose. 5384.
Old mill wheel. 26659.
Our commodore march. 5702.
Pearl of dew. 5756.
Pearls and laces. 5757.
St. Joseph’s prayer. 6055.
Sweet as roses. 6520.
Trovatore (Il) 68838.
5th nocturne. 5018.
Deiches (E.) Fifty long years ago.
11247.
De Grosse (H.)
5239.
4053.
4067.
4122,
3895.
1686
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
De Janon (C.)
14728.
Déjanire. 26950.
De Korte (A, I.):
Aviator (The)
New coon in town.
Only me. 24047.
De Koven (R.):
Beauty spot. 1290.
Comrades in arms,
Dainty Dorothea.
Play of the nymphs.
22554.
23929.
T(49.
21051.
Elaine. 18222, 24911 (101).
Freemason’s song. 16240.
Gavotte. 16249.
Guitarra, a violet blue. 11344.
Harp (The) 11855.
Heart of mine. 1835.
How do I love thee. 11403.
I looked for violets. 13704.
Little Boy Blue. 5054.
Love of my heart’s desire. 9060.
Margery Daw. 24911 (35).
Mazurka. 16786.
Minuet. 21699.
My Lady Greensleeves. 11837.
Night has a thousand eyes. 11879.
On de ole plantation. 17023.
Polka francais. 17115.
Recessional. 21929.
Rosalie. 21973.
Songs of sentiment. 191038.
Tarantella. 17452.
Under the baleony. 15387.
Valse lente. 17576.
Wake love. 10636.
We'll cut a ring from the moon.
12437.
Where goes love. 20751.
World has gone a-Maying. 15646.
De Lacy (B.) Me kid for you. 9218.
Delafosse (L.):
Arabesques. 15763.
Etude de concert. 16157.
Prelude, en ut mineur. 16065.
Delaine (V.):
Colombine (La) 3713.
Danse polonaise. 3817.
Desert (Le) 3857.
Invocation (L’) 4762.
Rose petals. 6016.
Sombreuse (La) 6857.
De Lancey (M. E.) Whispering
waves. 7022.
De Laney (B.) Is it for me you’re
lonely. 16535.
Delaney (L.) Autumn leaves waltzes.
43.
Delbriick (A.):
Eternelle chanson. 13259.
Love’s sweet bond. 2178.
Renonciation. 14832.
Sous les sapins giants.
Delbriick (G.) Berceuse.
15123.
15839.
|
De Legro (W.):
Debs inauguration march. 3849,
7867.
Direct action march. 7892.
In fighting trim. 4699.
San Diego-Panama _ exposition
mareh. 17243.
De Legro (W.) & son:
All my money is workin’. 7230.
Debs inauguration march. 3849,
7867.
Direct action march. 7892.
In fighting trim. 4699.
I wonder dear. 16464.
San Diego-Panama exposition
mareh. 17243.
Sometime, somewhere, somehow.
7358.
De Leone (F.) Capriccio d’un mili-
ardario. 19588.
Delerue (L.):
Dernier mot. 19693.
OU vont tes réves.
Delibes (C. P. L.):
Coppélia. 13098.
Maids of Cadiz.
Naila. 1532.
Pas des fleurs. 1533.
Pizzicati. 7182 (27).
Sylvia intermezzo. 7182 (28).
Valse lente. 6813.
Valse lente du_ ballet—Sylvia.
20686, 25445.
Delius (F.):
Drei lieder. 25446.
Midsummer song. 14296.
On craig Ddu. 14592.
Romeo und Julia auf dem dorfe.
99438, 12085.
Wanderer’s song. 15484.
Dell (D.) Can you tell me why [I love.
1370.
Dell’ Acqua (E.)
17042, 18816.
20151.
Chanson proveneal.
25269.
Dellinger (R.) Markiferlied. 5187.
Delmar (J.) Chantecler. 15936.
Delmar music co.:
Chantecler. 159386.
Hvery Adam always has an Hye
to blame for all his faults.
4035.
I’m going back to work down on
the farm. 4576.
Just you. 18454.
Kiki kiki. 18958.
Lovelight. 18575.
631.
5672.
Moonlight dear.
Only baby fingers.
Tombola. 19242.
You and I and the moon. 15670.
You remind me dear girl of my
own sweet Marie. 3108.
Delmarter (—) Work and worship.
24870.
1687
INDEX
pt. HIG. S.V.5
Delmarter (J. E.):
Be a light for Jesus. 20904.
Believe on the Lord. 20911.
Come ye to the waters. 12973.
Coming to you. 21080.
Give your heart to Christ to-day.
13459.
Good-bye, sin-land. 21267.
He giveth more grace. 113864.
His own received Him not. 4455.
I sent you to reap. 4603.
I will trust Him. 21415.
In my Saviour’s blessed presence.
4711.
Jesus leads us on. 13896.
Jesus loves the children. 21492.
Lead me, precious Saviour. 4981.
Master of the ship. 142387.
Now, Lord, I come to Thee. 5555.
O God give ear unto my cry.
21897.
Peace at the cross.
Prodigal son. 5880.
Redeemed by grace divine.
Rejoice. 21945.
Saved but not serving. 24275.
Songs in the night. 12216.
Standing outside. 22121.
Step by step. 22125.
’Tis glory. 6688.
Turn to the right. 12372.
Until He come. 22248.
We want all the world to know
im 22316;
Delmas (E.):
Bonheur fragile. 19555.
Chevalerie francaise. 22745.
Féte mondaine. 23014.
Petite amie. 755.
Stances 4 l’ami.
Vous me plaisez.
Delmas (M.):
Hymne 4 Eros.
Ne me dis pas.
De Long (G.)
Delont (E.)
20488.
De Lora (L.)
Delormel (H.):
Mélie-valse.
Tu ne
22229.
Delormel (H.) et cie.
line. 7604.
Delort (J.) Messlieder.
Delos-Chapman pub. co.:
High society life. 8461.
Spearmint kid with the Wrigley
legs. 10236.
Del Riego (T.):
Children’s pictures. 3659.
Green hills of Ireland. 347.
I lay my laurels at your feet.
25920.
June, and my lady. 2041.
21879.
21932.
24466.
20711.
13668.
14464.
Bucolie fantasy. 7545.
Romanesque (La)
Dream pictures. 3927.
16797.
Sauras jamais. 15360,
Caroline, Caro-
11778.
Del Riego (T.)—Continued.
Queen of nations. 9807.
Shadow march. 12168.
Since I must love. 22063.
Sink, sink, red sunset into the
west. 896.
_ Your heart is a haven. 22428,
Delume (L.) Poéme. 14729.
De Luxe music ¢co.:
Ave Maria. 14227.
Bridal chorus. 2975, 15465.
Bye bye sweetheart. 10887 (98).
Falling waters. 246.
Fernande. 10887 (118).
Flower song. 13502.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
162138.
Gipsy song. 15427.
Heart bowed down. 127386.
Home to our mountains. 15428.
How so fair. 13354.
I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls.
12737.
It was not so to be. 18871.
I’ve a world of love in my heart.
10887 (139).
Light cavalry. 952.
Love song. 15467.
Lullaby. 13472, 14168.
Mikado march. 16838.
Mikado waltz. 16834.
O thou sublime sweet evening
star. 15468.
Once again I would gaze. 13503.
Over the summer sea. 15429.
Pilgrim’s chorus. 15470.
Prayer. 14768.
Soldiers chorus. 13507.
Spirit of light. 13139.
Then you’ll remember me. 12738.
Three little maids from school.
17496.
Through to heaven from sorrow
flying. 18140.
Titwillow. 17510.
Toreador song. 12809.
Vision of Eden. 10887 (200).
Wandering minstrel. 17630.
When everything was sunshine.
10887 (208).
When you and I were young.
3038.
William Tell.
Demarest (C.)
Demets (E.):
A la gavotte. 17744.
Ballade. 21989.
Barafostus’s dream. 19516.
Berceuse. 20920.
Bourrée-bourrue.
Capriccio. 20477.
Chanson. 11001.
Chanson grise. 11063.
Chasseur noir. 11072.
Concerto. 22279.
826.
Cantabile. 12889.
12833.
1688
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INDEX
nos, 1—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Demets (E.)—Continued.
Demofoonte. 178.
Deuxiéme suite. 111683.
Elégie. 19728.
Etude caprice. 18099.
Etude en la maj. 20480.
Humoresque. 18281.
Il pleut des pétales de fleurs. 4674.
Improvistion no. 2. 18374.
J’ai jeté. 11546.
Lied. 11002.
Marchand de sable qui _ passe.
16757, 18605.
Menuet de concert. 186386.
Mort des lilas. 16862.
Musique. 5406.
My pussy, cat. 16912, 18725.
Nocturne. 20364.
Pavane pour une infante défunte.
5748, 26727.
Quatuor. 14799.
Quodling’s delight. 21925.
Sévilla. 2671.
Sonate. 4259.
Sonate en ré mineur. 19088.
Sonate romantique. 63874.
Souffrance. 12226.
Sur le théme obligé. 15200.
Toccata. 138984.
Two little waltzes. 18162.
Valses humoresque en Fa. 19298.
De Micheles (A.) Fountain waltzes.
16234.
Deming (C.):
Als ich nach jaren wieder kann.
7247.
Thy name [ murmur softly.
10440.
To you. 10463.
Demoines (D. A.):
Au bord du lae. 25034.
Dors mon enfant. 25480.
Jeunesse dorée. 26092.
Petite danseuse. 26744.
Demorest (A. G.) Chicana. 3652,
3653, T655.
Dempsey (—):
Gee! But the moon makes me lone-
some. 23087.
I can feel your kisses now. 23319.
There’s no girl like your old girl.
6639.
Under the love star with you.
6777.
Dempsey (J. H.):
Keep a corner in your heart for
mother. 13950.
School bells. 14952.
Demure (R.) Complete method for
learning of music. 25364.
Demuth (L.) Neue’ gesangschule.
11864.
Dengard (C.) Dancebarbaric. 19669.
Denham (G.) Round the world in ten
minutes. 9972.
Denish (KE. A.):
Benzine rag. -22611.
Lonesome moonlight. 23644.
What chance has a flower with
you. 24790.
Denison (C. M.)
rainbow ends,
Denison (O.)
isles. 14802.
Denistry (C.)
24363.
Dennée (C.)
Denner (O.)
19869.
Denney (H.) Chimes. 19615.
Denni (L.) Red (The) devil. 24188.
Dennis (B. F.) Won’t you come back
to your old home. 24867.
Dennis (M.) Ogerita waltzes. 14554.
Dennish (H. A.) I never had a feeling
like I have for you. 4597.
De Noyer (E.):
Poor old maid. 241387.
Sicilian eyes. 243865.
Then good night. 24598.
Densmore (J. H.):
Memory. 11767.
Two roses. 6760.
Denton, Cottier & Daniels.
eyes say yes. 1087.
Denza (—) Funiculi funicula.
Denza (L.) In Aready. 4694.
Denza (P.) Funiculi-funicula,
De Old (J.):
My affinity. 9856.
Where the tributary winds. 10760.
De Pinna (R.) Gaily chant the sum-
mer birds. 7182 (380).
De Precelo (J.) Love me and trust me
Place where the
26757.
Queen of the cannibal
Si josais dire. 19062,
16154.
King George.
Esprit du soir.
Hail,
When her
8218.
25671.
again. 14186, 23662.
Depret (M.):
Mai. 216384.
Valse gondolée. 6806-6808.
Dercks (H.):
Tanzlied. 10361.
Warte noch. 10659.
De Reeder (P.)
11469.
De Reef (R. E.):
Forward be our watchword. 8179.
God is our refuge and strength.
4270.
Six Christmas carols.
Word and the world.
I want you always.
25452.
12529.
De Rille (L.) Retreat (The) 14841.
Dering (R.):
I will arise. 28886.
O loving Jesu. 23965. :
Soul of Christ, sanctify me. 24448.
2~ ee
boo.
18388.
De Romberg (G.) Taviff bill.
De Roode (R.) Bonnie June.
Dérouville (H.):
Petit gourbi.
Valmy. 1087.
TOA.
1689
INDEX
————
Derry (P. K.) My old Dakota home.
18718.
Derry and Weeks. My old Dakota
home. 18718.
Derville (E.):
Famous mountain robin waltzes.
16180.
Meadow lark rag. 14248.
De Sainbris.(A. G.) Veni Creator.
6825.
Desbrou (C. W.)
De Selding (E.):
But he ain’t by
(D538.
Endless song. 8035.
Waddling lesson. 10626.
Wibbly wabbly calf. 10780.
Broken stem. 11028.
’isself in dat.
Desert of Mahomet. 11495.
Deshon (S.) One life, one love.
26678.
Desjoyeux (N.) Suite. 11159.
Desky (J.) Que lVheure est donc
bréve. 14800.
Deslandres (A.) Libera me Domine.
26207.
Desmoulins (G.):
Poéme élégiaque. 21902.
Sonate. 21075.
De Souza (C. B.) Chant de Venise.
1Ga2:
Despagne (A.) Solfege des écoles.
6348.
Desplats (P.):
Credo d’amour. 19659.
Offrande amoureuse.
Réves perdus. 20421.
Des Roches (J. B.) Drive,
drive. 7956.
Dessau (B.):
Abendlied. 22445.
Arioso. 22529.
Capriccio. 22887.
- Gavotte. 1729.
Mazurka. 23755.
Serenade. 1555.
Variationen. 27395.
De Stefano (G.) Philadelphia for-
ever. 5782.
Dethier (G. M.):
Con amore. 7750.
Gavotte. 8231.
Intermezzo. 11160.
Reverie. 12064.
De Trafford (A. C.) My own. 9412.
Dett (R. N.) My Agnes from Niagara.
5410.
De Turk Choc):
Eternity, eternity.
20312.
drive,
4017.
Heart-ery for Africa. 4417.
Deuther (T. F.) Solitaire. 6358.
Deutsch’ (J. S8.):
Classy rag. 12946.
Youre my pretty Cuban dream.
15688.
pt. Tn, ss, V.o
Deutsches grammophon - aktiengesell-
schaft. Neue gesangschule. 11864.
De Varennes (A. M.) Oh you tigers.
5627.
De Vere (B.)
763.
Devert (W.) Dying swan.
De Viibac (R.)
De Ville (A.)
Dewilles(2)ye
Golden trumpets
quartet album. 1773.
Operatic bouquet. 2428.
De Villers (R.) Send a_ wireless
Cl Or D: Cray.
D’ Evry (E.):
Au crépuscule. 7335.
Mu jardin. . Yoane
Aubade. 73840.
Clair de lune. 7697.
Consolation. 12997.
Finale. 13328.
Nocturnette. 21077.
Serenade in E flat. 22036.
Dew (B. F.) Wondrous story. 1137.
Dew. (SS. TT.) )- Druid” ciyeeaaes.
18659.
Dewey (F. H.):
March on to light. 20160.
Wandering footstep. 19329.
When Teddy comes home with his
gun. 3028, 10731, 15554.
De Witt (J. M.) Where my sweet-
Please let me go home.
16125.
Blow bugles. 25161.
Marion (The) 2206.
sacred brass
heart waits for me. 27509.
D’Hardelot (G.):
Joy, life and love. 8794.
Little house for you. 59062.
Thy voice beloved. 24623.
Toys’ lament. 2890.
You brought me love. 10840.
Diabelli (A.):
Five sonatinas.
Three sonatinas.
Diamond (G. H.):
25457.
18015.
Kitty. 4925.
When your little shoes. 10752,
15583.
Youw’re just the same sweet girl.
7142.
Diaz: (#.) :
Deleite amoroso. 111538.
Maria Teresa. 14219.
Di Capua (E.) Oh, ‘Marie. 12565
(54).
Dichmont (W.):
In the wilderness I stray. 11519.
Together. 15328.
Dick Whittington. 8, 440, 449, 780,
1145, 1917, 1941, 2183, 2276, 3119
(35), 15704 (112), 5894, 7182 (102,
135, 158), S691, 9319.
Dicken (B. H.) What kind of a life
will you live. 12450.
Dickey (M. S.):
Apparition (The) 3251.
1690
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Dickey (M. S.)—Continued.
Cavalier’s song. 3607.
Dominus illuminatis mea. 7914.
Fragment from Kubla Khan. 4157.
Lass of Richmond. 533.
Night piece to Julia. 9470.
Poetic fantasy. 5818.
Sands of Dee. 6071.
Dickinson (C.):
May the maiden. 2221.
Summum bonum. 2775.
Dicks (E. A.):
Come unto Me ye weary. 12970.
They brought young children to
Jesus. 10420.
Dicks (E. C.) Konzertstudie tiber
einen englischen matrosentanz. 4939.
Dickson (—) Mélie-valse. 16797.
Dickson (FE. L.) "Mid the cotton
fields of Dixie far away. 5318.
Dickson (L.):
It’s the money. 8752.
Stars and stripes are good enough
for me. 10258.
Where we used to stroll.
Wipe away your tears.
Dickson & Murray:
It’s the money. 8752.
Stars and stripes are good enough
for me. 10258.
Where we used to stroll.
Wipe away your tears. 10793.
Didi. 7, 180, 185, 281, 394, 400, 531,
541, 576, 585, 779, 870, 847, 852, 1022,
1060, 1540, 1708, 2624, 2634, 7888,
16075.
Diebels (W. T.):
Garden of love. 4200.
Rhapsodie américaine.
Diebold (J.)
meister. 726.
Dieckmann (C. W.):
Forever and a day. 8176.
Magnificat. 9108.
Nune dimittis. 9497.
Diehl (A.) Rose of the morning.
24233.
Diemer (L.) Impromptu-idylle. 3871.
Dienel (O.) Heilige Vaterunser. 8488.
Dienstbach (W. T.) Banner of tri-
umph. 1279.
Diet (E.) Ils ferment les yeux. 1952.
metrich” (J. H.)
783.
Dietrich (R.) pseud. See Wright (I.
D.)
10761.
10793.
10761.
5972.
Orgelstiicke moderner
Dietrich (R.)
dear. 22871.
Dietz (L. HE.) When the daisies bloom
again down by the lane. 6982.
Day belongs to you
Diggett (H.) Moon dear. 11796.
Digoudé-Diodet (L.):
Criollo (Le) 37T7.
Danse des chulos. 13059.
Ma miette. 14178.
Protege Domine.
Digoudé-Diodet (L.)—Continued.
Melodies. 5254.
Niggergirl two-step. 5522.
Puisque je suis jolie. 2515.
Roussalka. 827,
Serments. 861.
Si Josais. 15014.
Sous le clair de lune. 15122.
Valse d’amour. 1038.
Valse des perles. 17573.
Valse rouge. 27391.
Viens-y Anastasie.
Dildine & Newingham.
plays with me. 18475.
Diller (A.):
Happy as kings. 19872.
Sweet dreams. 15205.
When the green woods laugh.
15560.
Wild roses. 193886.
622.
Dillingham (C.) :
Minnesota.
My Florida maid. 651.
Popular song. 769.
27408.
Kitty Coners
Typical Western girl. 1028.
Viennese. 1045.
Dillon (J. W.) He’s gone. 16356.
Dimick (H. T.):
Her name was Mary Wood. 18246.
What would this world be with-
out you. 10710.
Dimick (H. T.) musie co.
was Mary Wood. 25834.
Dimmick (R. C.) I] love you all my
live-long life. 8579.
Dinan (Mrs. A.):
Grand Te Deum in A. 1153 (152).
Major and minor scales. 1153
(155).
Dinehart (T.) Meet me down at
Coney Island. 14257.
Dingens (W. J.):
How can you save money. 13650.
Her name
Let’s all have fun tonight. 8987.
Wild-rose. 17696.
Dingman (J.) Feed my lambs. 23004.
Dingman (Mrs. W. B.):
Land of the Bible. 14006.
Love’s message. 14153.
Dingwall (V. M.) Dreaming. 25499.
Dinkins (EH. B.) Sunbeam. 15189.
Dinkms) <(@7 5.)
22274.
Dinkins & McCay. When I return to
the U. S. A. and to you. 15546.
Dinorah. 9276.
Dinsmore (H. A.):
Violets message.
Just a little spray of roses. 11569.
Till we meet, dear love. 2871.
When clover is wet with dew.
27477,
Dinzey (E.) Loyal sons and true.
16715.
Dinzey (J.) Loyal sons and true.
16715.
1691
68294—10——17
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Disbrow (C. W.) : Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Bright morning. 1350.
First kiss. 16738.
Jolly straw-ride. 2038.
Merry dance. 16819.
Modest bloom. 2280.
Swing waltz. 2801.
Tiny bud. 28738.
Dissmore (E.) Blossoms. 20987.
Ditecham (W.) Way down “Texas.
27450.
Ditchfield (KE. A.) Cymbal drill. 3797.
Ditson (G.) Antlers (The) 22520.
Ditson (O.) co.:
Abide with me. 24921.
Absent. 1165.
After the wedding. 7204.
Air de ballet in G@ minor. 14858.
All this night bright angels sing.
22483.
All through the night. 24955.
Alleluia, Christ is risen. 10921.
Alleluia, sing to Jesus. 7284.
Almond blossom. 7242.
American hearts. 10927.
April (An) day. 25014.
Andante finale. 7915.
Angels from the realms of glory.
1274);
Arabesque en forme d’etude.
20860.
Arabesque in B. 20861.
Arise, shine, thy Light is come.
2604.
Art thou weary. 7316.
As fair as morn. 3278.
Autumn revery. 7355.
Autumn woods. 25051.
Avant coureur. 38806.
Awake, thou that sleepest. 7365.
Bangor march. 12745.
Barearolle. 7403, 26625.
Base-ball. 25079.
Battleship Connecticut march.
3362.
Battleship North Dakota. 10985,
25081.
Beautious night. 9541, 14550.
Beautious night, O night of love.
23985.
Behold, God is my _ salvation.
22597.
Behold I bring you good tidings.
25106.
Beneath the cross of Jesus. 7441.
Blue ribbon. 20940.
Bluebells. 25167.
Break forth into joy. 3505.
Bridal tour. 12841, 25187.
Bridge (The) 11022.
Bright and joyful is the morn.
25189.
_ Brooklet’s call. 3522.
Bubbles. 226838.
Butterflies. 7555.
1692
Butterfly chase. 17885.
Call John. 572.
Callest Thou thus. 7574.
Calvary song. T7607.
Cantiléne. 3582.
Cause me to hear Thy loving kind-
ness. 20978.
Cavatina. 12908.
Characteristic suite. 12923.
Charming spring. 26889.
Chinese flower féte. 3662.
Choice part songs. 22758.
Christians, awake! salute the
happy morn. 3688.
Churning song. 1447. |
Clang of the forge. 3698.
Classics for violin. 25324.
Colonial curtsey. 22792, 25335.
Collegisms. 11095.
Come and worship. 2538438.
Come, Holy Spirit. 12961.
Come let us join with one accord.
bio.
Come, sound His praise abroad.
3728.
Commemoration. 7746.
Communion service in F. 21032.
Concert caprice. 3748.
Cottage by the sea. 1485.
Court-royal. 7783.
Creole dance. 17977.
Cross-roads. 7794.
Crusaders (The) 159, 1495, 25386.
Dance of dainty dollies. 25406.
Dance of the sunbeams. 21056.
Dainty dance. 7818.
Danse antique. 22858.
Danse ukraine. 21068.
Daughter (The) 25424.
Day dreams. 138076.
Day in Roseland. 16047.
Day in Thy courts. 11142.
Day of resurrection. 7854.
De little pickaninny’s gone to
sleep. 7857, 19685, 21066, 25428.
Dear little shamrock. 21068.
December. 25488.
Distant chimes. 7894.
Donna é mobile. 2948.
Do not forget me. 21085.
Don’t you mind the _ sorrows.
3904, 7921.
Dragon fighter. 11186.
Dreaming of home and mother.
1579.
Earth is the Lord’s. T7979.
Hasy opera melodiés, 25518.
Easy pieces for violin. 25519.
Echoes of Naples. 2238.
Hight responses. 25209.
PWlégie. 11204.
Encore songs. 25548.
Enter not into judgment. 1623.
Entr’ acte valse. 197388.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued. Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Ergo bibamus. 8040.
Estudiantina waltz. 138257.
Evening chimes. 237, 19749.
Evensong. 13270.
Excelsior, 1641.
Expectation. 4045.
Fair Phyllis. 11229.
Fairest Lord Jesus. 8098.
Fairy Zephyrs. 25596.
Faith and hope. 21169.
Famous piano solos. 25601.
Fantasia on favorite melodies.
13300.
Fate. 19767. ;
Favorite duets for violin & piano.
25611,
Favorite Sacred songs. 23003,
25613.
Favorite songs. 25614.
Fife and drum. 8129.
Fifty songs. 11386, 10801.
Flower of liberty. 18142.
Flower of love. 1687.
Follow the crowd. 13365.
For Thee. 8172.
Fredonia march. 8185,
Frontiersman. 13406.
Gavotte in ancient style. 21220.
Gems of German song. 310.
Give peace in our time, O Lord.
8271.
Go down great sun, into thy golden
west. 8295.
Go where glory waits. thee.
21252.
God that madest earth and
heaven. 8298.
Good-night. 11321.
Good night, good night, beloved.
13491.
Grand choeur in G. 13512.
Grand Duchess. 5608.
Grandfather’s clock. 1797.
Graziella (La) 1799.
Gregorian requiem mass. 11338.
Greek girl. 21285.
Gypsy heart. 25783.
Hand expansions and contractions.
367.
Happy New Year. 25801.
Hark, the glad sound. 4882,
25804.
Hark! what mean those holy
voices. 25806.
Harp at midnight. 8391.
He that dwelleth in the sacred
place. 8415.
He was despised. 8417.
Hear me when I call. 25818.
Heather rose. 25824.
Heaven is my home. 8482.
Her lips were so near. 238245.
Here I see Thee face to face.
11384.
1693
Hidden. 25843.
Honeymoon (The) 25867.
Hour has come to part. 25874.
How d’ye do. 25875.
How many times do I love thee?
8505.
Humorous quartets for men’s
voices. 25881.
Hunting song. 25887.
Hydropaten (Die) 23308.
I am thine. 8536.
I had a flower. 25914.
I have lost my Huridice. 25723.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
4542.
I sing the birth. 25953.
I will lift up mine eyes. 11470,
25966.
I will pour my spirit. 86387.
If I were a Sunbeam. 1945.
If such sweet dreams. 25985.
Ildica waltz. 18371.
I’m wantin’ you, Jean. 1908.
Impressions of Savoy. 214383.
In autumn. 14361.
In cupid’s realm. 26007.
In old Madrid. 8698, 13801.
In the swing. 8715.
Incline your ear. 11524.
Indian mountain song. 4787.
Indian summer. 11526.
Intermezzo. 2285.
It came upon the midnight clear.
1999.
Italian suite. 2011, 16546, 26069.
Jack in the pulpit. 26074.
Jehovah reigneth. 26087.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
4826.
Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 8771.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 8777.
Journalisten. 26101.
Kerry. 16591.
Kroll’s ball klinge. 11599.
Kuyawiak. 8881.
Kyrie Gloria and Sanctus. 23561,
26162.
Laborer’s night song. S882.
Lady’s slippers. 26166.
Lead us, O Father. 8906.
Leaflet (A) 26180.
Let them give thanks. 26204.
Lift up your heads, O ye gates.
8971.
Likes of her. . 14077.
Linden waltz. 8992.
List, in song of rapturous glory.
549.
Little arbutus. 551.
Little old log cabin. 9016.
Little school of velocity. 21581.
Little violet. 26280.
Lone flower. 21587.
Lord is my shepherd. 2158, 5093.
INDEX
pt. TE S205
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Lord is my strength. 9035.
Loreley (The) 21574.
Love divine. 16691.
Lovely Mary Donnelly. 14149.
Love’s old sweet song. 9078.
Love’s sweet bond. 21738.
Loving eyes. 5146.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
23702.
March in C. 7564.
March in E flat. 16191.
Maritana. 5232.
Mass in A. 12068.
Mass in B flat. 12555. /
Mass in G. 22319.
Mauresque (El) 18621, 20176.
May-bells. 21666.
May time. 2222.
Meditation. 14252, 14254.
Mélodie in E major. 9818.
Mélodie in E minor. 9814.
Memories. 14268.
Memory. 11767.
Message of peace. 2251, 23796.
Message of the angels. 26396.
Messidor. 11777.
Miss Liza. 14815.
Modern piano
26425.
Moon hangs low in a purple sky
9316.
My fair lady. 26484.
My heart’s in the highlands
PADS
compositions
My old Kentucky home. 14424.
My queen minuet. 26508.
My sheep hear my voice. 9420.
My trundle bed. 9427.
National and patriotic airs. 5499.
Near an ancient hostelrie. 5504.
New mown hay. 26544.
New Vienna. 27171.
Night in Spain. 26555.
Night rider. 14482.
No rose without a thorn. 55386.
Nocturne. 24812.
Nocturne in A minor. 9815.
Noontime rest. 688.
Nuptial song. 14504.
O love that will not let me go.
9518.
O Master Jet me walk with Thee.
9516. ;
O sing, ye angel voices. 26612.
O slow of heart to believe. 16990.
Octave studies. 25065.
Of all the year ‘tis summer.
16998.
Old Amos, the taverner. 9572.
Old-time song hits. 716.
On song’s bright pinions. 5291.
On the bridge of sighs. 5654.
One sweetly solemn _ thought.
21848.
1694
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Opera transcriptions for the
piano. 26680.
Organ (The) 11945.
Our blest Redeemer. 24062.
Ours. 17049.
Palm branches. 11967.
Paloma (La) 9641.
Passing by. 17072.
Philomel. 26750.
Piano compositions. 68.
Piano lyrics and shorter compo-
sitions. 21288.
Pillars of the earth. 21898.
Playing in the hay. 762.
Polichinelle. 9718.
Pompadour (La) 17118.
Pony ride. 5838.
Praise my soul, the King of
heaven. 14758.
Praise the Lord. 9758.
Prelude. 5396.
Prelude in B flat!’ si
Prelude in C. 24813.
Prelude in D major. 9347.
Prelude, in E flat major. 9348.
Prelude in G minor. 9816.
Pretty asa picture. 2504.
Pretty brunette. 26788.
Race (The) 794.
Rain song. 12042.
Requiem mass in F. 21950.
Requieseat. 26862.
Return of spring. 12061.
Riding old Dobbin. 817.
Robin Adair. 9912.
Robin’s return. 9919, 20429.
Rollinson’s modern school for or-
chestra bells. 9925.
Romance in D flat. 14876.
Rose wreaths. 26926.
Rosemarie. 9956.
Sacred songs. S887.
Sally in our alley. 21998.
Santa Lucia. 10010, 14935.
Saviour, like a shepherd iead us. |
ai la les
Scarlet crow. 10028.
Selected
25183.
Send down Thy blessing. 10083.
Serenade. 10101.
She wore a wreath of roses.
22048.
Sing His praise on Haster morn.
10138. ,
Sing unto the Lord. 24382.
Six Easter carols. 10148.
Six vesper hymns. 23735.
Sleep, my love. 173883.
Sleepless dreaming. 15054.
Sobre las olas. 6326. -
Softly o’er the rippling waters.
6331.
Some sweet day. 2718.
piano compositions,
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Somebody. 2719.
Something for thee. 10195.
Songs from the operas. 27107.
Sons of liberty. 15117.
Sounds in the night. 923.
Southern rose. 10271.
Souvenir of Spain. 24451.
Spanish dance. 27128.
Spanish fandango. 27129.
Sparkling jewels. 10232.
Spin, spin. 173882.
Staceato polka. 15150.
Still, still with thee.
Strew fairest flowers.
Sub rosa. 10280.
Summer of the heart. 17414.
Sun is sinking fast. 12277.
Sunrise song. 10300.
Sure pop. 27197.
Swallow (The)
Sweet daffodil. 27206.
Sweet memories. 27209.
Sweetest story ever told. 6544.
Sweetheart. 27216.
Swinging to sleep. 2802.
Taps.- 15235.
Tesoro mio.
2763, 22126.
12259.
10316.
10385.
This is My commandment. 17489.
This is that bread. 24609.
Thou art my rest. 15303.
Thou’rt like unto a flower. 9978.
Three flies. 10431.
Three idyls from Arcady. 26361.
Three instructive sonatas. 21528.
Thresher (The) 1005.
Thy Redeemer liveth. 10441.
Thy voice is near me. 153807.
To the betrothed. 27327.
Together. 15326.
Toreador, hola. 22220.
Treasure island. 2894.
Trill in the works of Beethoven.
24649.
Trustingly, trustingly. 12368.
Tullochgorum. 20662.
*Twas within a mile o’ Edinboro
town. 17546.
Twenty popular anthems. 24674.
Twenty-five easy and progressive
studies. 20964.
Twenty-five easy piano pieces.
25628.
Two clocks. 27368.
Two processional bymns. 8222.
Under the spreading chestnut tree.
2915.
Union Jack. 10534, 12885.
Unto Thee I lift mine eyes.
Vagabondia. 22248.
Valse des fleurs. 2904.
Valse noble. 27390.
Van speme. 29338.
Very easy piano duets. 27400.
Voices of home, sweet home. 19309.
6791.
pes
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Wasatch march. 12480.
We lift our hearts
12436.
Welcome, happy morning. 10693.
What wouldst thou have? 8384.
When. 27476.
When sweet birds sing. 6978.
to Thee.
While baby sleeps. 1107.
Whisperings of love. 27516.
With autumn leaves. 27550.
Who will roll us away the stone.
12490.
Wind and sea. 24849.
Woo thou, sweet music. 15641.
Would you. 15652.
Young braves. 27584.
Young shepherdess. 27589.
Young singers songs. 27590.
Your lovely eyes. 12553.
1915—a prophecy. 10887.
Dittenhoefer (J. J.) As you float
along on your rollers. 3277.
Dittersdorf. German dance. 312.
Dittersdorf (K. von) Scherzo. 22894.
Dix GAG) 2s
Call to prayer. 3574.
Hearts and crafts. 4418.
Love hath a song 5112, 14188.
Love’s summertime. 9081.
Muffin man. 23867.
Ould side car. 5698.
Pedlar Jack. 5758.
That summer day. 20622.
Two tiny hands. 19268.
When somebody loves you. 12464.
Who calls. 27519.
Dixie music house:
Bohemian girl. 3334.
Dance of the daffodils.
Fantasie original. 4068.
Great explorer. 43838.
Huguenots (Les) fantasia.
Hyacinthe. 4499.
Inventor (The) 4760.
Llewellonian polka. 5075.
Melodant march. 5277.
Mineola. 5825.
Mountain city. 5382.
Northern star. 9492.
Pazzazza promenade.
Querida. 5907.
Regent march. 17160.
Vous et je. 6879, 6880.
Dixon (G. T.) Gospel of St. John.
1782.
Dixon (CH. ys
Farewell sailor laddie.
Oseola. 18814.
Dixon (J. H.) Napoleon walse. 5494.
Dixon (W. H.) Don’t make me laugh
Bill. 15704 (69), 7919.
Dixson (J.) Lighthouse
26215.
D’moiselle du tabarin.
138046.
8512.
9664.
16185.
keeper.
11169.
1695
INDEX
Doane (D. G.):
Campaign waltz.
Jennie Crooker.
25232.
26088.
Doane (W.) Safe in the arms of
Jesus. 26948.
Doane (W. H.):
Careful be for nothing. 3119
Ghd)
Christian’s battle song. 3119
(a6).
Come let us adore Him. 3119
(118).
Comfort in prayer. 3119 (119).
Few more marchings weary. 3119
GEZ5) ay
Glory land. 25721.
Go thou alone to Jesus. 3119
(129).
Hail Thou once rejected Saviour.
3119 (188).
Hark there comes a whisper. 38119
(186).
Has your heart no room for Jesus?
8119 (135).
Hold fast His hand. 3119 (189).
Hour is coming. 3119 (141).
Ym dying for Thee. 3119 (144).
Is my hope on the Rifted Rock.
3119 (147).
Jesus’ little friend. 3119 (148).
Joy fills my heart. 3119 (158).
Let us magnify the Lord. 3119
(154).
Let your light shine out. 3119
(155).
Lift high the Saviour’s love. 3119
(156).
March on. 38119 (159).
O holy spirit. 3119 (167).
One thing thou lackest. 3119
(172).
Only a broken heart. 3119 (178).
Our glad hosanna. 3119 (174).
Pleading for thee. 3119 (175).
Praise Him. 3119 (177).
Precious part. 3119 (178).
Pure and holy. 792.
Ring out the news. 3119 (181).
Ringing thro’ the land. 3119
(182).
Search the scripture. 3119 (186).
Sing His glory. 3119 (188).
Some sweet day. 2718.
Sound the trumpet. 3119 (191).
Star of faith. 7182 (86).
Sweet communion. 3119 (196).
Walking in the steps of Jesus.
3119 (200).
Washed and redeemed. 3119
(201).
Waiting for me. 15477.
We are trusting to-day. 3119
(202).
What shall I do for Jesus. 3119
(208).
1696
pt. Ilr, 1. S., v. 5
Doane (W. H.)—Continued.
Why not come to Jesus.
(207).
With gentle hand He leadeth me.
3119 (209).
Dobbins (G.) What's the use. 10705.
Dobbs (K. W.) Song of praise. 10204.
Dobbyn (M.) This year, next year,
sometime, nix. 15299.
Doblinger (L.) (B. Herzmansky) :
Ach, ein walzer heiss und stiss.
7195.
Aéroplaneuse (Die) 7.
3119
Als ich das erste mal. 24967.
Alt Wien. 24968.
Blondineu - walzer. 7487, 11015,
15859.
Canzone und bolero. 3584, 7585.
Charaktersttick. 38645.
Cudna Barbora. 25388.
Das ist die beste marschmelodie.
7846.
Dernier eri. 180.
Des teufels hochzeit. 7874.
Didi. 185, 1540.
Didi, O Didi, ich kenn mich nicht
aus. 186.
Didi-walzer. 187, 7888, 16075.
Hinzugsmarsch. 25527.
Engelsfliigel. 1620, 4001.
Es zog in mich ein frieden. 8051.
Frauen-walzer. 281, 1703.
Fiirstenkind (Das) 298, 1712,
4188, 8206, 11287, 13410, 16244.
Fiirstenkind-walzer. 4190, 8210-
8213, 18418.
Geschiedene frau. 1741, 8258.
Heut’ ist unser hochzeitstag. 394.
Hochzeitsnacht. 400.
Hochzeits-walzer. 16383, 25852.
Hiite dich vor blondinen. 8511.
Ich kann ja nichts daftir. 446.
Ich kann mein temperament nicht
halten. 25973.
Ich mécht’euch gern beweisen,.
wie gross meine liebe ist. 8649.
Ich schweife ruhelos. 8651.
Im friihling. 8673.
Im lebenslenz. 407.
Im traume liegt. 8675.
Immer der tapfere
1958.
Ja’v uzdé temp’rament
nemim. 26072.
Jak dostati muze.
Jak Stola ruce svaze. 26081.
Ja¥ku stara to ty nedélas. 26083. |
Kde nasi lasky maj. 26123.
Kdo m4 laska chcite znati. 7
Keusche Barbara. 26131. |
Kind, du kannst tanzen. 13960. |
Kinderlieder, ténet wieder. 8846. |
Klainge aus dem paradies. 8861. —
Kleines lied. 8866.
Laridon, larida, laridette.
Kassian.
svaj
26080.
531.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Doblinger (L.)
Continued.
Leben und lieben.
11613, 16688.
Liebe und trompetenblasen.
Lied der Colombine. 2122.
Lumpus und Pumpus. 9089.
Madame Castignac, das ist nicht
mein geschmack. 576.
(B. Herzmansky )—
14022, 8910,
541.
Man erlaubt ’s nicht. 585.
Mann mit den drei frauen. 586,
2196,
Mein kleiner chapeau. 92831.
Mit dem edelweiss. 143828, 16847.
18663.
Mutter ging schlafen. 647.
Neues Wiener operetten-album.
676.
O Barbara du keusche. 26586.
O Barboro, ty cudna. 26587.
O Gott ich bin yerliebt. 696.
Pallikarenlied. 734.
Prinzesslein und schweinehirt.
5878, 9783.
Probiermamseil (Die) 779.
Proc pravé ji mam byt ctnost-
nym. 26795.
Raubermarsch. 795, 17146, 120387.
Resignation. S808, 5958, 9866.
Romantisches sttick. 17197, 14881.
Schleier der Pierrette. 14948,
6105.
Schleier-tanz. 847, 2624.
Schottischer hochzeitsmarsch.
851, 2634.
Schule der skalen technik, 6126.
Schottisches midchen, schottische
braut. 852.
Sieben (Die) torichten jung
fraulein. 870.
Siehst du, alte, so was tust du
mecht.. 27037.
Singend tiber die heide. 10142.
So wollen wir marschieren. 10170.
Strammes regiment. 15164, 17401,
19128,
Stisse Susann’.
Tal der liebe.
10282.
2812, 10354, 19177,
A (3
Tapfer soldat. 972, 2815, 27241.
Tschindadara, bumdadara zur
__ lieb’ gehéren zwei. 1022.
Ub’ immer treu und redlichkeit.
_, L029.
Uber berg und Tal. 19270, 153880,
17553.
Um die linde geht der tanz.
10519.
Venus in griinen. 10578.
Vier lieder. 342.
Walser-entr’acte. 1060.
Walzer, wer hat dich wohl er-
dacht. 10654, 1061, 12428.
Warum soll ich g’rad’ allein der
einzig moralische sein. 27489.
Doblinger (L.) (B. Herzmansky)—
Continued.
Wen ich lieb wollt ihr wissen.
27467.
Wenn ein weib den braven- mann
verlisst. 27469.
Wie kriegt man einen mann. 275380.
Wo dich der Wiener-wald um-
rauseht. 27555.
Dobson (A. M.R.) Night-wind. 14484.
Dobson (G. C.) Universal banjo in-
structor. 19487 (23).
Dobson (H.) Te Deum Jaudamus.
22169.
Dobson (H. C.) See Dobson (G. C.)
Dobson (M. R.) Purple moor. 26811.
Dodge (E. T.) Of course I love you,
darling. 14548.
Dodge (J. W.):
Bye & bye. 15894.
Fairyland. 16177.
Gipsy rover. 16265.
Moon, moon, moon. 16855.
Dodworth (A.) Varsovianna. 19300.
Dodworth (A.) See also Dodworth
(iE G.)
Dodworth (T. G.) New varsovianna.
10887 (47).
D6ll (A.) Wanderbursche sang ein
lied. 10656.
Doenhoff (A.) Etude no. 3.
Doring (C. H.):
Six melodious study pieces.
Song without words. 6393.
Vier charakteristische und melo-
dische oktaven-ettiden. 16084.
Doerr (C. R.) Memories of days gone
by. 23t%o:
Doersam (C. H.) We are going, com-
rades, going. 17635.
Doherty (J. V.) Our California girls.
24068.
Dohnanyi (H. v.):
Hochzeits-walzer.
8057.
7903.
163838, 25852.
Im lebenslenz. 457.
Quartett, des dur. 18026.
Schleier des Pierrette. 14948,
6105.
Tolle gesellschaft. 10468.
Dolf (Mrs. E. J.) Loo-hoo-hoony.
26248.
Doll (C. L.) Ten real embellishments.
27670.
Dollar princess. 195, 271, 744, 807, 816,
818, 863, 927, 1019, 7906, 9646, 3889,
5980, 5984, 18181, 11170, 11969,
16083, 18027.
Dollarprinzessin (Die).
Dolores. Brook (The). 1
Dolphin (H.) Sighing winds.
Dominic (F.) Oregon grape.
Don César de Bazan. 16774.
Don Dell. 11429, 18029.
Don Juan. 28862.
1121, 24853.
11538 (148).
22058.
18812.
1697
INDEX
pt: Diese wes
Don Quichotte. 9183, 9187, 9194, | Donohue (R.) On the banks of Kil-
21664. larney with sweet Katie Carney.
Don Sebastiano. 3892. 9591.
Donadio (L.): Donovan (G.) Reverie (A) 26873.
*Nu suonno nire. 20294. Donovan (J. L.) When the girl who
Nun o’tenive. 20295. used to love me sang. 10786.
°O ritorno d’ ’a galera. 20304. Donovan (W. H.):
Donahan (J. J.) By the ocean side. All aboard for Spoony land.
25219.
Donahue (J. J.) Her old fashioned
homestead on the hill. 8448, 25835.
Donald (P.):
I’m gettin’ so daft about Mary.
436.
O my heart aye warms tae the tar-
tan “702:
Donaldson (A.) When the heart beats
true. 27495.
Donaldson (B. S.):
Love’s demand. 9074.
Valse Circe. 17570.
Donaldson (D.) Love’s reward, dear,
waits for you. 21616.
Donaldson (W. J.) When the summer
comes around. 10740.
Donaldson & Sherman. Love’s reward,
dear, waits for you. 21616.
Donizetti (G.):
Andante finale.
Com’ € bello.
7915.
e177.
Daughter of the regiment. 1557,
21090.
Gioco di rea fortuna. 3892.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 1558,
3893, 3894, 16092, 19702, 21091.
No! De malvagi in van. 1381387.
O Lisbona alfin ti miro. 3892.
O mio Fernando. 21092.
O my soul, bless thou Jehovah.
1562.
Quando rapita in estasi. 3895.
Quella fonte. 3895.
Regimentstochter (Die) 18030,
25474.
Regnava nel silenzio. 3895.
Si voli il primo. 11177.
Springtime. 11175.
Sextette from Lucia di Lammer-
moor. 18188.
Spirit of light. 13139.
Though to heaven from
fiying. 18140.
Tranquillo ei posa.
Donlan, Ck, dis)
SOrrow
lt la gre
Six songs. 22933.
Donnawell (F.) Circus gallop. 17946..
Donnell (C.)
26648.
Donnelly (J. C.)
7862.
Donner (M.):
Canto religioso.
Gavotte scintillante.
Two old Dutch songs.
Oh that kissing rag.
Dear old Carolina.
7584.
8239.
13141.
17760.
What’s the use of smiling. 19355/
Dony (A. A. S.) Album di ballabili.
12597.
Dooley (J. T.)
Doppler (F.):
Pennant (The) 5761.
Ilka. 4675.
Nocturne. 7928.
Doré (A.):
Legend of St. Christopher. 26182.
Song of cherries. 6375.
Dore (C. E.) Anna Belle. 20854.
Doré (D.):
Chanticlair, the barnyard Romeo.
15939.
I have my eyes on a chicken.
16434.
Dorel (M.):
Come back to me. 19634.
True love. 20657.
Doret (G.) Aliénor. 12600.
Dorfkomtesse (Die) 3906-8908, 6564,
138152, 13640, 15068.
Dorflinger (P.) In the light of the
dear old moon. 4722.
Doria Chee):
Camelia.
Réve fleuri.
Sonando. 27
Doria (05 as Sei
25479.
Dorise (La)
Dorn (E.)
Dorn: (1..)
composizioni.
1566.
Oberon. 703.
See Meyer (J. L.)
Doron (B.) Awakening. 19505.
Dorrell (M.) Chicago town. 20995.
Dortch (D. E.):
Go ye hymnal. 113812.
Ministry of song. 2266.
Dossert (EF. -G.):
And Tf believe him. 10987.
Broadway lament. 11026.
Chicken and the frog. 11075,
17742 | (41)
Good-bye, Yankee Doodle. 11320.
I just can’t wait. 11421.
I’m looking for a little girl who’s
looking for a man. 11447.
In praise of the joliy tar. 11508.
In the garden. 11512.
Just because I’m me. 11572.
March of the gods.
(70).
My own botanical garden.
Oh! Mister Jupiter. 14564.
Oh we know. 11917.
Princess of dreams.
11722, 17742
14428.
12025.
1698
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.Dec., 1910
Dossert (F. G.)—Continued.
Skylark (A) 20509.
Style, style, style. 12268.
Tuck me in a taxicab. 12871.
Wedding bells. 12448.
When love is there. 12458.
When the bloom is on the bottle.
15555, 17742 (95).
Dottke (S.):
Charge of the Cossacks. 7636.
Lost happiness. 9044.
Doty (B.) When I was a boy on my
father’s farm. 15549.
Doty (W. G.) Back home. 7380.
Dougan (T. C.) Meet me in the star-
light. 22382.
Doughty (B. N.):
Evening song. 18269.
Jesus our Saviour is risen. 13899.
Over the river. 14647.
Resting place. 14888.
Wondrous power of Jesus.
Doughty (E.) Herald (The)
Douglas (C. N.):
Goodbye sweetheart. 19841.
I long to see the old old home
once more. 19941.
My queen of dreams. 21771.
World in which I’m king. 3086.
Douglas (C. W.):
Asperges me.
15635.
25836.
7323.
Cantica eucharistica. 11045.
Compline. 12984.
Douglas (H.):
Legende. 21544.
Phantasy. 5778.
Douglas (K.) Carissima. 19589,
20975.
Douglas (S). Margaret Cooper lancers.
5224
Douglas ny
Douglass (T.)
Waiting. 6893.
Lady of my dreams.
26165.
D’Ourviile (L.) Wild roses. 24844.
Dow (S. A.) Home, sweet home.
8481.
Dowden (T. F.) Magnificat and nune
dimittis. 26314.
Dower (F.) My. heart’s delight.
23881.
Dowland (J.):
Lachrymae pavan. 2089, 4952.
Tanzlied. 20597.
Dowler (W.) Please let me go home.
768.
Dowling (W.):
Bloggs unlimited.
Oh! Mr. Chantecler.
Simple life. 15029.
Twigg’s family doctor. 6747.
Down (E. G.) There is one thing in
this world. 2848.
Downe (EK. H.) True (The) American.
24657.
11014.
18786.
PE ml
Downen (L. C.)
your honey. 3727.
Downie (J.)' If you but cared. 1950.
Downing (B.), jr.:
Lillie dear. 18520.
Up in the clouds.
Downing (L. J.):
Evening song. 21150.
God’s temple. 25738.
Only a rose. 9612.
Sad memories. 17238.
Violets. 10599.
Downs (A. W.) Holy war.
Downs (J. H.) King of life. 8849.
Downs (J. K.) Strolling. 22136.
Downs (S. M.) Senior march, Brad-
ford academy. 12157.
Downs (W. A.) Cooing of the doves.
7764. :
Dox (J.C.) St. Mark’shymnal. 24255.
Doyen (A.):
Sonate en mi bémol.
Trio en ré mineur.
Doyle (A. J.):
Goose step. 19844.
In my garden of golden dreams.
8697.
It’s got to be someone I
238471, 24911 (181).
Doyle (H. C.) When a nice little
girl loves you. 3019.
Doyle (J. N.) Moonlit room. 9322.
Doyle (J. T.) Eyes *of Irish blue.
4047, 3119 (19).
Doyle (M. A.) O salutaris.
Draeseke (F.):
Grosse messe.
Messe a capella.
Dragons de Villars.
Drake (C. B.):
Onward my native land. 24055.
Vermonter’s (A) song. 24719.
Drake (D. S.) Why don’t you wait
for me sweetheart. 7031.
Drake & Doncourt. If every dream
came true. 16476.
Draper (C. H.):
Annexation march. 3240.
Melrose march. 2236.
Drayton (H. C.) Chanticleer
15942.
Drdla (F.):
Aubade dete. 15779.
Canzonetta. 1573.
Carmen-phantasie. ¢
Chant d’amour. 25272
Chant de la fileuse. 1
Friihlings-serenade.
Poéme. 3918.
Scherzando. 8919. *
Sérénade. 38920, 27006, 14985.
Souvenir. 27122.
Vision. 10608.
Dream faces. 201.
Dream of Egypt.
Come on kiddo, I’m
20677.
4464.
25487.
25488.
love.
21ST
11341.
9268.
18963.
(The)
~~“ 7
25666.
17708, 17117.
1699
INDEX
Pt. LRG GESS Vi
Drescher (C. W.)
Hohenberg-gayotte.
Dress (A.):
Haee Dies. 8363.
High mass. 11390.
Terra tremuit. 838638.
Dressler (L. R.) Message of peace.
2254, 25196:
Dressler (M.)
Dressler (W.):
Avant coureur. 38306.
Poor old Moses. 18890.
Drew (J.) Wrecked steamer Mataafa.
15654.
Dreyer (H. H.) Eternal peace.
Dreyschock (F.):
13626.
Yankee tickle. 22655.
13258.
Berceuse. 251384.
Nocturne. 38936.
Drigezs, (CB. NS.) 560,536 march.
24911.
Drigo (R.):
Forét enchantée., 4141.
Millions d’Arlequin. 2259, 18653.
Valse Boston. 10548, 12395.
Driscoll (A.):
Dance of the sprites.
Valse in D. 7954.
Driscoll; (hy): :
Oriental dance. 5687.
Whither is my beloved gone. 17023.
Driver (J. M.) Since that day have
I loved you. 17323.
Drolshagen (P.) Honeymoon. 16398.
Drowns (H. C.) I want to sleigh with
you. 8628.
Druh (€))) pseud: See Hurd (C.)
Drumheller (C. A.):
22848.
Blooming roses. 7491.
Brilliant star. 1351.
Camelia polka. 109, 1368.
Circus galop. 141, 1450.
Dash along. 1517.
Dashing spray. 1519.
Drifting clouds. 211, 1587, 20814
(ii:
Festival parade. 19769.
Fireside. 1670.
Golden rubies. 323.
Golden spray. 3824, 1772.
Good evening. 3882.
Grand imperial march. 348, 1794.
Hattie Belle. 1849.
No you don’t. 684, 20814 (21).
Ocean pearl. 704.
Old oaken bucket. 2408.
Pandora march. 736, 2445, 21865.
Queen of the flowers. 2522.
Rose leaf. 2589.
Rubicon polka. 882.
Silver spray. 892.
Sunshine on the lea.
Visions of love. 2968.
Drumheller (L. A.):
Bloom of youth.
Bower of roses.
951, 2780.
86.
20950.
| Du Buy
Herzogin Sofie | Drumheller (L. A.)—Continued.
Cadets’ drill. 3566.
Chiming bells of long ago.
Chrysanthemum. 140.
Church on the mountain.
Dancing stars. 16038.
Festival parade. 253.
Katydid. 11582.
Little charmer. 5058.
Love’s golden star. 26280.
Merry sleigh ride. 2247.
My guiding star. 9382.
Old oaken bucket. 2409.
Royal crown. 830.
Thunder and lightning.
Warblings of love. 2994.
Where memory dwells. 7004.
Drummond (D. H.) In sunny Kansas
long ago. 21444.
Drury (F. K. W.) Illinois sunset song.
28416, 25989.
Duble (C. E.):
Luna dome.
22751.
5694.
2864.
5159.
Prince imperial. 5875.
Dubois (A.) Méthode complete de
trombone. 18644. :
Du Bois (G.) Old home down on the
farm. 22440 (8).
Dubois (R.) Orpheus
14626.
Dubois (T.):
Au sommet. 7339.
Blancheurs d’ailes.
Cavatine. 25258.
Chaconne moderne. 25262.
Chamois (Le) 7618.
Chanson @’ été. 7622.
Chevrier (Le) 7653.
Dixtuor.. 388,. 259%.
Forét (La) 16281.
Intermezzo. 18198.
Neige (La) 9452.
Noél. 9483.
Papillons (Les)
Petite
26747.
Prélude. 25509.
Promenade 4 l’étang.
Quatuor. 1592, 5903.
Réverie-scherzo. 9882.
Scherzo du 2e concerto.
Soir de silence. 24407.
Solféges 4 changements
2714, 6350.
Sous la profondeur. des
24449,
Suivons
10286.
Sur le lace @’ argent.
Vers les cimes. 10585.
Vertige (Le) 10587.
Du Bois pub co. Hats off to W. M. A.
16348.
voluntaries.
22632.
9645.
pastorale cbhampenoise.
24167.
24295.
de clef.
ieuilles.
le vol des
10308.
(N. G.) Buster Brown.
12860.
1700
papillons. |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
DuBuy (W. G.) jr. Belle of Wiscon-
sin. 3406.
Duchatel (H.):
Danse de la dauphine.
Sous la ramée. 6411.
Duckers (1.):
At two o’ciock in the morning.
1251.
Will you be my
3058.
Duckworth (R. F.)
in song. 8328.
Du Clos (EH. B.) My pussy cat. 18725.
Ducoudray (L. A. B.) Chanson du
bon vieux temps. 12913.
Dudas kisasszony. 17012.
Dudley (H.):
King of the desert. 4914.
You don’t seem like the girl I used
3815.
goozie woozie.
Gospel message
to know. 27574.
Dudley (L. A.) Papa dear, I’m going
to leave you. 17066.
Dudley (P. I.) Best day is pay day.
22620.
Duffell (W. E.) Mortgage on the
home. 5371.
Duffield (C. E.):
Comet (The) 15990.
Knights of the forest. 16611.
Duffield (K. L.) Smile, smile, smile.
10165.
Duffner (A.) Knights of Columbus.
26149.
Duffy (J. T.) African glide. 24934,
27681. ;
Dugan (B.) Mystic rag. 26516.
Dugan (R.) I will return to you.
445.
Dugan bros. Mystic rag. 26516.
Dugdale (H. K.):
Agnes May. 12589.
Alumni (The) 1192.
Arkansas. 38266.
Beyond the stars. 20925.
Broken promise. 11027.
Cabin (The) by the cliff. 17889.
Call me up on the phone dear.
22695.
City boy. 22781.
Come back to me sweet Majorie.
21021.
Dream (A) 25489.
Dream girl. 22919.
Dreamland. 13181.
Eva Lea. 18100.
How would I do. 4492.
I love thee. 11482.
I’m dreaming of you. 25983.
I miss thee so. 25949.
I wonder if you’re longing. 21416.
If you'll go boating. 21428.
Just a little corner. 21508.
Just look into my eyes dear.
Zi aiate
Land of dreams. 18484.
Dugdale (H. K.)—Continued.
Love’s challenge. 21607.
Lullaby (A) 26288.
My heart is thine. 21754.
New morning. 26543.
Only a bunch of violets. 21845.
Pet white ribbonier. 26742.
Raining. 21927.
Roses will tell. 21978.
She has her mother’s style. 22044,
Silver water. 27046.
Sometimes. 22089.
When the old hawthorne tree is in
bloom. 22354.
When the sunflowers blossom.
22300:
Where the fragrant roses grow.
PATO):
Will you remember me. 27540.
Won't you cuddle closer Cutey.
12526.
Won't you take a stroll with me.
; 22405.
Yesterday. 19418.
Duhem (E.) Fiangailles de fauvette.
18128.
Dukas (P.):
Ariane et Barbe-Bleue. 15766.
Cing filles @Orlamonde. 3695.
Polyeucte. 9727.
Prelude élégiaque. 9770.
Dukes (G. C.) If you will only smile.
16493.
Dumont (F.) Plant a watermelon on
my grave. 20378.
Du Mont (H.) ‘Trois messes. 16120.
Dumont (X.) Hsther. 18095.
Dunbar (—) Who knows? 10772,
12486.
Duncan (H.) Six songs. 22988.
Duncan (Mrs. E. C.) North Carolina
state federation song. 18758.
Duncan (M.) Love’s way. 95149.
Duncan (Mrs. R.) Love’s way. 569.
Duncanson (Mrs. L. D.) Charming
Kitty. 7648.
Duneanson (L. D.):
Coming generation. 38738
Robert Emmet song. 5990.
Dungan (G. W.):
Columbia’s redemption.
Here to stay. 18251.
Precious memories.
Temperance songs.
Dungan (J. M.):
Beyond to-day.
Consecrate us. 38747.
Gospel light. 4807.
He suffered and died. 4413.
How bright the Christian
should be. 4488.
Like as a father. S9S0.
Love abideth. 9048.
O love that wilt not let me go.
5586.
7724.
18897.
19191.
3430.
life
1701
INDEX
pt. 117, BSS, Wed
Dungan (J. M.)—Continued.
Scatter seeds of love. 6098.
Stand for the right. 6449.
Tell it to others. 6595.
Dunham (H. M.):
First sonata in G minor. 1153
(150).
Meditation. 21671.
Dunham (R. W.):
Ave verum. 3309.
Office for the Holy Communion.
21820.
Dunham (W. J.)
as McKee. 9099.
Dunhill (T. F.).:
Child’s garden of melodies.
Danse caprice. 19676.
Drowsy noon. 18058.
Fairy minuet. 18113.
Galopade. 18165.
Hunting horns. 18285.
John Gilpin. 498.
Lament. 20070.
Morning song. 18680.
Sea song. 19031.
Valse lyric. 19295.
Variations on an original theme.
McCann is as good
7663.
10569.
Dunkels (E.): Ghosts. 18449.
Dunkleberger (R.) Dora Brown.
16098.
Dunkler (E.):
Ballade. 22934,
Berceuse. 22615.
Caprice hongroise. 22709.
Chanson 4 boire. 22730.
Danse hollandaise. 22868.
Fileuse (La) 23017.
Larme (Une) 23567.
Reverie. 24205.
Tarantelle. 24556.
Dunkley (F.) Te Deum laudamus.
6582.
Dunlap (M. E.) When the golden
gates unfold. 15559.
Dunn (H. N.) ~~ Little orphans of
Cherry. 5065.
Dunn (J.S.) Zion melodies. 12559.
Dunn (W. FF.) Girl with the twink-
ling eyes. 18179.
Dunn (W. L.) His Car’lina sweet-
heart. 25846.
Dupin (P.) Pastorale.
Dupont (G.):
Bruissement de la mer.
Chanson. 25510.
Clair d’étoiles. 7696.
Dans les dunes, par un clair matin.
20353, 21878.
7544,
7832.
Glu (La) 4256, 8496, 23120.
Houles. 8496.
Maison du souvenir. 9127.
Mélancolie du bonheur. 9234.
Mon frére le vent. 9311.
Sérénade 4 Ninon. 27009.
Dupont (G.)—Continued.
Soir dans les pins. 10174.
Soleil se joue dans les vagues.
10180.
Voiles sur eau. 10615.
Dupuis (A.):
Fidélaine. 18129.
Trois piéces symphoniques. 3945.
Duquesne pub. co. Conneaut march
and two-step. 17967.
Durand (A.):
Aux Cascines.
Brindisi. 7528.
Chacone. 7615.
Chanson toscane.
Confidences. 7756.
Douce pensée. 7926.
7358.
7628.
Eehos de Fiesole. 8000.
First waltz. 21186.
Gavotte. 134388.
Grand duo. 8388.
Marche Tschkess. 9152.
Menuet de Bargame. 14271.
Pomponnette. 58385.
Premiére valse. 20392.
Priére a la Madone. 9776.
Refrain des chasseurs. 9839.
Regrets. 9842.
Retraite du guet. 9871.
Réve de Michel-Ange. 9875.
Réverie. 9881.
Romance sans paroles. 9935.
Ronde d’Auvergne. 9944.
Ronde de nuit. 9945.
Scherzo. 7966.
Sérénade venitienne. 10103.
Sur les bords de ’Arno. 10309.
Valse. 16121.
Vieille chanson. 10595.
1°? nocturne. 7967,
1°°° valse. 24908.
2° nocturne. 7968.
3e valse en sol. 20810.
4me. valse en fa. 22488.
Se valse. 20811.
6me. valse. 22489,
Durand (A.) et fils:
A Vorée du bois.
A toi. AsGie
A travers champs.
Adagio. 9488.
Air et bourrée. 7209.
Allemande. 7236.
Aria. 2760.
Arioso. 7309.
Attrapera, attrapera pas.
Au crépuscule. 3291.
Aux premiéres clartés de laube.
3305, 10964, 19502.
Ballet. 73892.
Bapteme des cloches.
Berceuse. 1305.
Berceuse tendre.
Cabaletta. 3565.
1157.
3126.
1252.
7396.
3422.
1702
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Durand (A.) et fils—Continued. Durand (A.) et fils—Continued.
Camp de Wallenstein. 4745.
Caquets. 7595.
Chanson du petit mousse. 1408.
Chanson gaie. 3635.
Chauvre (Le) 7649.
Cing filles d’Orlamonde. 3695.
Cortége. T7776.
Danse de la gipsy. 6057.
Danse des Devadasis. 1512.
Danse macabre. 6058.
Dialogue. 7886.
Doubles cordes. 7925.
Ecureuils (Les) 3972.
Enfant prodigue. 38999.
Etude. 6108.
Etude symphonique. 4020, 1632.
Exercices de virtuosité. 8089.
Foi (La) 6060.
Galante conversation. 8224.
Gavotte. 8233.
Gavotte des ballerines. 1730.
Gavotte et menuet. 8238.
Gigue. 6061, 8261.
Gloire (La) 2605.
Grand duo. 8338.
Impromptu-idylle. 3871.
Intermezzo. 4317.
Joli jeu de furet. 4846, 11554,
16563.
Largo espressivo. 8893.
Marche héroique. 6062.
Max et Thécla. 4746.
Méchante Minette. 9222.
Menuet. 6064.
Mort (La) de Wallenstein, 4747.
Pastorale. 746, 9659.
Pavane. 5747.
Pélléas et Melisande. 2462.
Petit ane gris. 9686.
Petit carillon. 11989.
Petite suite. 9689, 17853.
Petite valse, 11994.
Petits bébés. 9690.
Petits pages Louis XIII. 2476.
Prélude. 10475.
Premiére cavaliére. 2500.
Printemps. 12026.
Quatuor, 4 cordes. 2519, 2569,
5904.
Recuerdos. 98338.
Régardez moi danser. 2542.
Rondo moqueur. 2586.
Rouet d’Omphale. 9996.
Sarabanda seriosa, 10012.
Sarabande, et allegro assai. 10013.
Scaramouche. 6097.
Scherzo. 7966.
Serenade 4 la poupée. 12164.
Simple aveu. 6272.
Sonate, 7427.
Tambourin. 10356.
Tarantelle. 6572.
Trois chansons. 7871.
Trois rapsodies, 6728.
1703
Trois tableaux. 6065.
Vagabond (Le) 2920.
Valse gondolée. 6806.
Valse naive. 2928.
Valsette fieurie. 2982.
Venez, Prince Charmant. 10575.
dF? vailse. Ais.
2™° quatuor. 10883.
Durand (D. W.) Connecticut laurel.
17968.
Durand (H.):
Chum Highball. 22777.
I love to love a Mason. 19945.
Old red school. 5638.
Which? grand baby or baby grand.
38045, 10887 (219).
You’re the fellow that’s been run-
ning after me. 10850, 10887
(225).
Durand (J.):
Air 4 danser. 12592.
Deux 4 deux. 13107.
Menuet vieux style. 14273.
Durand (Lucien) Valse des elfes.
10555. \
Durand & cie.:
A Vaube crépusculaire, 12567.
A travers les champs. 24918.
Ah, viens en moi. 7372.
Air 4 danser. 12592.
Air de Laodice. 7208.
Ame des Iris. 15739.
Amour console. 12627.
Amoureuses piques. 20848.
Andantino. 18999, 24257.
Anniversaire de grand-papa. 12647.
Arabesques. 15763.
Ariane et Barbe-Bleue. 15766.
Ariette. 7306.
Arlequin. 15767.
Au’ matin clair: 15777.
Au pays du réve. 12690.
Aux Cascines. 7358.
Berceuse. 15840.
Bourrée. 19558.
Brindisi. 7528.
Cantabile. 19585.
Cathédrale engloutie. 12904.
Ce qu’a vu le vent d’ouest. 12909.
Chacone. 7615.
Chanson Toscane. 7628.
Collines d’Anacapri. 12954.
Colombine. 15971.
Confidences. 7756.
Danse campagnarde. 22860.
Danse de Puck. 18058.
Danses. 7868.
Danseuses de Delphes. 13066.
Déjanire. 26950.
Des pas sur la neige. 13103.*
Deux 4 deux. 138107.
Deux soeurs. 7882.
Dolores. 7912.
Douce pensée. 7926.
Durand & cie.—Continued.
INDEX
Echos de Fiesole. 8000.
Heole de la dictée. 13215.
Kn fanant. 8028, 11209.
Hnfant (L’) prodigue. 25550.
tude de concert. 16157.
Iitude symphonique. 8058.
Fille aux cheveux de lui.
18132, 23019, 25622.
Yorét bleue. 19791.
Gavotte. 9992, 13488.
Golliwogg’s cake-walk. 8312.
13327,
Heure (L’) délicieuse. 18254.
Heure silencieuse. 25840.
Heures (Les) d’éte’. 18255.
Hironelle (L’). 8467.
Hommage a Haydn. 8483.
Iberia. 13762, 16468.
Impressions exotiques. 19998.
Insaisissable. 16525.
Jardins sous la pluie. 8764.
Jeunesse d’ Hercule. 17236.
Joyeuse idylle. 13909.
Lamento. 14004.
Larghetto du quintette. 143878.
Lecons d’harmonie. 14025.
Lied. 8250.
Ma mére l’oye. 16728, 26296.
Marche riante. 16762.
Marche Teherkess. 9152.
Mazurka. 11761.
Menuet. 9254, 14267, 20464.
Menuet de Bergame. 14271.
Menuet sur le nom Haydn. 8726,
9257.
Menuet vieux style.
Minstrels. 14807.
Mon coeur s’ouvre 4 ta voix. 9993.
Mon doux Jesus sera Varmure.
T3T74.
Muse et le poéte.
Nocturne. T7766.
O salutaris. 9523.
On ferme. 11930.
Ouverture de Féte.
Pantalon. 17063.
Pastorale. 9657, 18847.
Pendant la cueillete. 18859.
Petit berger. 20358.
Petite laitiére. 18868.
Phaéton. 19002.
Piéce en sol. 12725.
Piéce héroique. 18873.
Piéce romantique. T7617.
Pierrot. 17098.
Plaisir d’amour.
Plus que lente.
142738.
17238, 24258.
19000.
14722, 18877.
20377, 24126.
Polka. 12010.
Polyeucte. 9727.
Pour dormir. 9748.
Prelude. 16065, 18898.
Prélude élégiaque. 9770.
Prelude et fugue. 9994.
20391. |
1704
Prélude, fugue et variation.
°
pt. Il, 1. S.,.v.5
Durand & cie.—Continued.
Preludes. 138089.
Premiére rhapsodie. 14766, 26786.
Premiére valse. 20392.
Presto de la 22" symphonie. 138584.
Priére a la Madone. 9776.
Printemps. 14774.
Printemps qui commerce. 9995.
Procession nocturne. 9787.
Promenoir des deux amants. 20397.
Quand vous me montrez une rose.
24179.
Refrain de perrette.
Refrain des chasseurs.
Regrets. 9842.
Renouveau (Le) 9868.
Retraite der guet. 9871.
Réve de Michel-Ange. 9875.
Réverie. 9881.
Riviere de chez nous.
Romance. 9928.
Romance de la 30"
18585.
Romance sans paroles. 9985.
Ronde d’Auvergne. 9944.
Ronde de nuit. 9945.
Ronde des follets. 26914.
Rondes de printemps. 9946, 14888,
24225.
Rondo capriccioso. 9249.
Roses du soir. 21977.
Samson et Dalila. 19004.
Sauteuse. 10016.
Scaramouche. 17252.
Scéne et valse. 24289, 24290.
Serenade interrompue. 14983.
Sérénade venitienne. 10103.
Si tu le veux. 17310.
Sonate. 7377.
Sons et les parfums tournent dans
14822.
9839.
17189.
symphonie.
Yair du soir: Asie
Souhaits. 17376.
Souvenir. 12232.
Souvenir de Berck. 24450.
Splendeur vide. 14924.
Stances d’Izeyl. 19116.
Suite francaise. 24501.
Sur la barque fleurie. 12288.
Sur la route. 10306.
Sur les bords de l’Arno. 103809.
Sur quelques vers de _ Virgile.
103810, 24519.
Toccata. 16235.
Valse. 11302.
Valse alsacienne. 12394.
Valse espagnole. 20684.
Variations plaisantes. 24706.
Vent dans la plaine. 15420.
Vieille chanson. 10595.
Violes. 15458.
Voeux. 15452.
1°°° arabesque.
1°° fantaisie. 19434.
1°* nocturne. 7967.
1°* prélude. 13819.
10880, -15090.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Durand & cie.—Continued.
1®* quatuor. 177.
1ee yvalse. 2490S.
2™° arabesque. 10881, 18091.
2™° nocturne. 7968.
2-™* sonate. 194385.
2™° valse. 8303, 23129.
38° vyalse en sol. 20810.
4 valses. 14955, 224388.
a owedse. 20811.
6™° valse. 22439.
Durant (J. H.) Comet (The)
19646.
Dureau (T.) 25 études caractéris-
tiques de solfége. 7969.
15989.
Durie (A.) Silent teacher. 24867.
Durgan (G. C.) New York rag.
20277.
Durme (O. van) Missa in honorem.
23817.
Duron (S.) O vos omnes. 9530.
Durosier (A.):
Au point du pied. 25039.
Corrida (La) 25375.
Promesse (La) 26801.
DPurst-(S. G.)::
Folk song. 270.
Psalm 122. 784.
Recessional. 802.
Duryea (O.):
Four step. 133887.
International flag drill. 87385.
Rhythmic bells. 9887.
Wild roses. 19386.
Dusenberg (L.) Signal corps. 17312.
Dusey (VY. P.) Play that cavalleria
rustican. 24121,
Dussek (—) Menuett. 21685.
Dussek (J. L.) Matinée (La).
Dustman (J. M.)
14297.
Dutton (S. A.)
McFee. 22320.
Dutton (T.):
Forester’s song. 1699.
Gavotte. 8232.
Gnome and the fairy.
Kris Kringle’s ride.
Mazurka. 9212.
Minuet. 9298.
My bed is like a little boat. 2807.
Petite gavotte. 2471.
Sleigh ride. 2703.
Tarantella. 10363.
Ten easy piano duets.
Valse lente. 10561.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 19390.
Dutton (W. H.) Will Jesus find us
watching. 20770.
18620.
Mighty to save.
Wedding of Andy
1765.
18481.
216.
Duval (A.):
Pourquoi pas. 5847,
Remember. 5949. .
Duvall (J.) Twilight pastimes. 6752.
Duvernoy (A.) Sous bois. 19107.
Duvernoy
25168.
Dvorak (A.)E
Carneval. 25253.
Humoreske. 1876.
Impromptu. 3947.
Lento slovaque. 2110.
Slavie dance. 20511.
Songs my mother taught me.
19101.
When the dear old mother. 12467.
Dvorak (F.) Cuckoo waltz. 3785.
Dvoraka (L.) Ma hevézda. 578.
(J. B.) Bluette. 17862,
Dyck (V.) Orientales. 14623.
Dyer (J. ©.) Little drops of water.
16665.
Dyer (R.) Vice versa. 15434.
Dykes (J. B.) Lead, kindly light.
26178.
Dylan, son of the wave.
Kagan (Mrs. J. F.)
Fanny. 15102.
Eager (W. G.)
19719.
Song of little
Twilight brings sweet
dreams. 6750.
Earhart (W.) Art songs for high
schools. 20870.
Earle (C. H.)!
garden of love.
Earle (FE. B.):
All things whatsoever. 7233.
Praise ye the Lord. 9760.
Earle (W. P. S.) Everybody is crazy
about me. 22978.
EKarly (A.):
Come out in my aeroplane. 17956.
Give me the grand old U. S. A.
19825.
Good bye, Joe. 25749.
I will meet you when the robins
If you'll live in my
4664.
nest again. 19977.
They can’t fool me. 27295.
Early (H. J.) Im glad I came to
southern. 8595.
Early (Mrs. W.) Hey, Mister Wot-
chemacallit Cholmondeley Green.
25842.
Early pub. co.:
Come out in ma aeroplane. 17956.
Give me the grand old U. S. A.
19825.
Good bye Joe. 25749.
Hey, Mister Wotchemacallit Chol-
mondeley Green. 25842.
I will meet you when the robins
nest again. 19977.
They can’t fool me. 27295.
EKarnshawe (W.) I sing a song.
Easley (P. S.) Reverie in E.
Eastburn (—) pseud for S.
See Winner (H. J.)
Eastern pub. eco. I feel so sad and
you feel so glad. 8549.
Eastman (P.) Rejoice in the Lord.
9853.
4605.
14846.
Winner.
1705
INDEX
pt. Oy, ne S., Vv. D
Eastman ¢€o.:
Little red lark. 2148.
My true love.
Pretty as a picture. 9773, 14767.
Sunflower babe. 22142.
Easton (J. H.) When the moonlight
paints the sea a Silvery hue. 15564.
Easton (T. C.) Easter song. 7993.
Easton (W. D.)' Love me for a min-
uet. 18568.
Easton music co. When the moonlight
paints the sea a silvery hue. 15564.
Eastwood (W. B.) Wait for me down
at the corner. 20717.
Hasy Engelmann album. 13209.
Haton (A. C.) Come back to me
sweetheart again. 15979.
Eaton (H.S.) Mop rag. 11538 (82).
Eaton (J. C.):
I wish I had a job in Wall street.
23389.
Love and roses. 238655.
My dear little girl. 23874.
Eaton (M.) Come take a walk with
me. 25350.
Haton (V. O.):
Songs my mother sang. 15112.
We're all cousins. 15504.
Eaton music pub. co.:
Bright shy eyes. 22671.
I wish I had a job in Wall street.
23389.
Love and roses.
My dear little girl.
Rival rag. 24216.
Ebann (W.) Berceuse. 69.
Ebel (O.) See Franklin (E.)
Ebenspanger (R.):
Akademiker-marsch. 12595.
23655.
23874.
5476. |
|
NaSe puce. 14458.
Samo napred. 14938.
Eberbach (H.) Nightshade. 682.
Eberhard (H.) Course of studies.
8119 (120), 7182 (24), 17742 (6).
Eberhardt (G.):
Dance of the elves. 11131.
Gnomes. 11138.
Harlequin (The) 11354.
Hobgoblin dance. 11395.
Little rogue. 11647.
Tigliche tibungen. 965.
Technik der bogenftihrung. 981.
Eberhart (B. T.):
My heart shall be thy garden.
16894.
Somebody. 10192.
Eberhart (N. R.) Under the spread-
ing chestnut tree. 2915.
Eberle (H.) Kronprinzen walzer.
21529.
Eberle (J.):
Abenteuer. 1164.
Amelia und der gendarm. 1199.
Belagerungszustand. 3401.
Edi-marsch. 16131.
Eberle (J.)—Continued.
Frauenlippen warm und weich.
162388.
Jagdieber. 200385.
Liebesnacht (Hine). 2120.
Lied an die mutter. 545.
Nur ein Wien am Donaustrand.
16969.
Schicksal. 2623.
Seelen-wanderung. 2653.
Servus-Edi. 17294.
Weibchen komm und tanz mit mir.
19344.
Ebersole (S. A.) Sunny days. 10297. |
Hbert-Buchheim (EH.) Campus rust-
lings. 19582.
Echo (The) 11542, 11830, 17742 (50),.
21206, 22368, 22440 (31), 23329,
24878, 24890.
Eckhardt (W. B.)
to-day. 10748.
Eckstein (W.)
21983.
Eclipse pub. co.:
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
19780.
Kama. 2051.
Melodies of Scotland.
Mikado march. 20199.
Mikado waltzes. 20200.
Murmuring zephyrs. 5398.
Old oaken bucket. 2409.
Qui vive. 5909.
Rippling waves. 5986.
Three little maids from school.
20634.
Wandering minstrel. 20720.
When you and I were young, Mag-
Siew Aa pier
Ecob (K. G.) When knighthood was
in’ favor. “10722:
EHdawin (—) She felt of her belt at
the back. 17298.
Eddy (B. C.) Boyhood days. 3497.
Edelen (M. E.) Man bird. 14192.
Eden (H.) Schlummerlied. 10040.
Edgar (E.) Salut d’ amour. 10000.
Edgar (F. B.) Tell me someway I can
please you. 15247.
Edgar (M.) Song of the democracy.
10207.
Edgar (P.):
Good-bye, ev’rybody’s girlie. 16299.
If my ways were yours. 11481.
Just a word from you. 4877.
Lasca. 11604.
Westward ho! 10700.
When the summer sun is dying,
Rose-Marie. 24815.
Eidison-Herbert. Scouts patrol. 17278.
Edison - Herbert (J.) Caoutechoue.
19586. :
Edmeston (J.) Vesperanthem. 6839.
Edmiaston (B. B.):
Beyond the sea.
When tomorrow is:
Royal highlanders.
5279.
19539.
1706
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan—Dec., 1910
Edmiaston (B. B.)—Continued.
For Me. 1978S.
Hallelujah to Jesus. 19870.
Lift me higher. 20090.
Little talk with Jesus. 20108.
Edmonds (F.) Evening service. 18102.
Edmonds (S.) Summertime is the
time for me. 15184.
Edmonds (S. N.):
Mind yo’ own business. 16838,
19437 (56).
My sweet Cordelia, 22440 (53),
23800.
Edmonds (W. G.):
Broncho Bill. 1153 (3), 3519.
Till justice wins the victory.
15311, 17503, 17742 (92).
Edouard (T.) See Bulger (T. E.)
Edson (F.) Songs for the King’s busi-
ness. 6396.
Edward (E.) I am longing for to-
morrow. 16418.
Edwards (—) Waltz me till I’m
weary dearie, 15481.
Edwards (A. C.) To faithful shep-
herds watching. 27326.
Edwards (A. M.) Love in exile, 5115.
Edwards (Mrs. ©. B.) Snow storm,
27081.
Edwards (C. T.)
Edwards (E.):
All join in the chorus. 15722.
And we walked. 22510, 27682.
Bingo, back to Boston for mine.
Wot, 42565 (17).
Cutey who tied your tie. 16027,
20814 (40), 22838, 24911 (94).
Grand old grand army man. 23162.
Honey I will long for you. 16392,
20814 (55), 23285, 24911 (115).
I am longing for tomorrow. 4515,
8535, 15704 (92).
I’m acting as a father to the girl
next door, 4572, 15704 (88).
It was your pleasing smile. 4792,
12565 (36).
Mama knows, but she won’t tell.
AG iat.
My morning rose. 16906, 20814
(8
On parade. 11933.
aod
Oh you blondy. 2398, 5621, 9558,
10887 (172), 24004.
Since they have my name in elec-
tric lights. .12184, 15704 (129).
So jong Mister Flanagan. 15073,
15704 (130).
Sweet dreams my love.
15704 (132).
Texas. 17469, 20814 (109), 24581.
That loving soul kiss. 10399,
12565 (72), 15266.
Tum - te - tum - tum - tum. 17545,
20814 (114).
You for me when your wife’s
away. 17732.
10321.
Edwards (G.) inc.:
Bird let loose. 17850.
By the light of the Silv’ry moon.
7182 (106).
Don’t take a girlie to Coney.
180382, 20814 (45).
Down by the old sea-side. 19710.
Horrible hobble skirt, 25873.
I’m in love with you. 25941.
I’m looking for a certain little
girl, 11444, 20814 (61).
I think the world of VOUN. Leaves
If I was a millionaire, 25978.
Irish eyes. 4765.
Just because you’re a poor little
girl. 4879,
Kidland. 18465, 20814 (69).
Look me over carefully. 18550,
20814 (74).
Look out for Jimmy Valentine,
26249.
Lucy Anna Lou. 11691, 20814 (75).
Planning. 17101, 20814 (92).
Rosa Rigoletto. 18974, 20814 (98).
Strike up a bag pipe tune. 19135,
20814 (104).
Sweet Kitty Bellairs.
20586, 20814 (107).
Two lips. 22234.
Vas iss los mit Looie. 6820.
Who’s yer Hoosier friend?
Hdwards (G.) mus. pub. co.:
Come birdie fly. 3723.
Irish eyes. 4765.
Just because you’re a poor little
girl. 4879.
Lord! how he ean love. 560.
Vas iss los mit Looie? 6820.
When I waltz with you. 1088.
Who’s yer Hosier friend? 7027.
Edwards (H. J.) Valse poétique. 6815.
Edwards (J.):
Aero girl. 22461.
Art with a capital A.
(15).
Love comes to stay. 1153 (70),
2160.
19151,
71027
29, 12565
Love is a rogue. 567.
Lovelight beaming from your eyes.
9066.
Merry models ball. 1153 (78),
2246.
Miss Molly May. 2271, 9297.
Molly May. 11538 (80), 2284.
Motor girl. 1153 (83), 640.
My face is my fortune. 1153 (S85).
Song of the heart. 3119 (75),
6383.
Very bad man. 3119 (90).
Edwards (J. H.) Isn’t it pretty.
1998.
Edwards (J. L.):
On the river Nile. 20324.
Tell it to me. 19188.
1707
68294—10 18
INDEX
pt. Ike ee ve
Edwards (L.):
Last (The) old boy of ’61. 23568.
Lord! how he can love. 560.
trike up a bag pipe tune. 20814
(104).
Two lips. 22234.
When you dream of the other
girls you love. 15575.
When I waltz with you. 1088.
Your heart is the home of love.
20802.
Hdwards (M. M.) There was but one
George Washington. 12336.
Edwards (R. R.) It’s all in a girl’s
style. 238470.
Edwards (W.) Edwards’ special mu-
sic. 18218.
Hdwards (Mrs. W. P.):
I am ae cowboy’s’ sweetheart.
1885.
Sweetest sweetheart of all.
EHdwards (W. R.) Two heads are bet-
ter than one. 17548.
Edwards’ special music course. 138218.
Edwin-Allemong (J.) Sea of love.
14965.
Herdmans (W. B.) Calvin College
song. 3576.
Kegan (J. 8S.) Melody of life. 9237.
Hgan (P. K.) Melody of life. 9237.
Hgan (R.) Ambleon alone. 7261.
Egener (C. A.):
Manola (La) 5204.
Torida (La) 670T.
Egerton & co. Slumber song. 2705.
Eggeling (G.):
Congratulations. 3746.
Recollections of the mountains.
9830.
Réve de bonheur. 171738.
Sonatine. 8001.
Spanish dance. 6424,
To springtime. 6692.
7 etudes. 21111.
25 etudes. 21118.
Egidi (A.):
Konigin Luise. 8872, 235538.
Psalm. 120382.
Hener (P.) ?
Adjutant Herron. 10899.
Our star-spangled banner. 9634.
Ehlen (A. V.) When the one that you
love loves you too. 15565.
Hhrich (R.):
Drah’n hab’ i’ von vatern g’ erbt.
13166.
Mein weibchen ist ein tiubchen.
20184.
Ehrlich (G.) Barearole. 22569.
Hhrmann (M. B.):
Because of thee. 15826.
Child’s song treasury. 128.
Mignonette. 16832.
Hichheim (H.) Seven songs. 25525.
17434. -
Hichhorn (L. D.)
schools. 173868.
Eigenbroadt (A. D.) ‘Trinity. 10483.
Hiland (F. L.) It is here I’m satis-
fied. 4780.
Hiland (Mrs. F. L.):
All the days are harvest days.
Songs for Sunday
12602.
And forever sing His _ praise.
12635.
And I’m going heaven’s road.
12636.
Because His Spirit’s mine. 12769.
Call, and I thee will hear. 12878.
Come this way. 12966.
Ever keep me. 13274.
Glory, He lives again. 13463.
Happy sunlight. 13570.
Harvest is wasting. 13580.
He saved by His grace. 18596.
His promise. 138632.
His seal is on my soul. 136838.
I will draw the world unto Me.
18748.
T’ll stay in His love.
In His care. 13796.
In that happy clime. 13811.
Made white by the Blood. 14177.
O wonderful world of light. 14540.
Our consecration hymn. 14634.
Signal triumph. 15024.
Singing a wonderful song. 15043,
Songs to His honor. 15114.
They have tried Him. 15291.
"Tis the purpose of my song.
15316.
What will you do. 15533.
Where we'll never say good-bye.
15589.
Who is on the Lord’s side. 15595.
KNilenberg (H.) Two larks. 20667.
Hilenberg (R.):
Birds invitation. 12801.
Konig Albert march. 16614.
Little golden blond. 26225.
13702.
Loin du bonheur. 9027, 14103,
23640.
Turteltiubchen. 10502, 15865,
19265.
Eimer (A. C.) Weber’s cradle song.
3005.
Einodshofer (J.):
Balduin, ach Balduin. 51.
Balduin-walzer. 52.
Kistenschieber-rheinlinder.
Kleine kistenschieber. 523.
Leis’wie auf schmetterlingsfitigeln.
536.
Liebeswirren. 2121.
Niggerinnen lied. 681.
Tohuwabohu-marsch. 1014,
Wer liebt. 1078.
Wer verliebt ist,
1079.
Wiege, welle, wiege.
522.
ist verrtickt.
1112.
1708
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Hisler (P.):
Abenteuer. 1164.
Amelie und der gendarm. 1199.
Schicksal. 2623.
Seelen-wanderung.
Hissner (S8.)
Hitne. 13221.
Hizenberger (J.):
Des Maien
17628.
Liebe und der friihling. 8958.
Sankt Michael. 17628.
Stiindchen. 10253.
Wanderlust. 17628.
Elbel (L.) Parade of the dolls. 14660.
2653.
Aspiration. 7324.
liebster aufenthalt.
Elbertson (C. W.) Wooing of the
cuckoo. 3085.
Elder (P.) & co. Slumber sea chan-
teys. 22075.
Elderkin (G. W.):
Blessed story.
I love to talk with Thee. 23348.
Is there any place there for you.
26045.
Keep in touch with Jesus. 26125.
My Shepherd true. 9421.
My soul He satisfies. 26510.
Nearer, ever nearer. 26526.
O blessed word. 26588.
Over the river. 26699.
Precious name of Jesus. 9767.
Songs of the century. 27110.
Steer straight for Jesus. 27160.
Sweet Galilee. 10323.
Way by the cross. 27449.
Wonderful story of love. 10806.
Eldredge (K. R.) Evening thoughts.
8074.
Eldridge (F. T.) Queen of my heart.
2520.
Elektra. 6476, 10272.
Elerle (J.) Jagdfieber.-walzes.
Higar (H.):
Aspiration. 3281.
Child asleep. 7656.
Concerto. 255386.
Contrasts. 12998.
Ecce sacerdos magnus.
13223, 13230.
False love. 4061.
Idylle. 3985, 8017, 18766.
In Hammersbach. 16502, 20004.
King’s way. 8855, 12829.
Lament, O my warriors. 20071.
Lo, Christ the Lord is risen. 2151.
23972.
9552.
9666.
16549.
22949.
Elegie.
O salutaris Hostia.
Ob soft was the song.
Peace, gentle peace.
Pleading. 17105.
170
25159.
Bright crowning day. 25191.
Forth to battle. 25642.
Go work today. 23124.
Hear the word of the Lord. 25820.
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
25918.
7
Higar (H.)—Continued.
River (The) 17185.
Romance. 14874.
Romance for the bassoon and or-
chestra. 21968.
Salut damour. 2608, 14929.
Serenade. 24337.
Serenade from The wand of youth.
10091.
Themes from the symphony in A
flat. 6628.
They are at rest. 10418.
Torch (The) 10474, 12356.
Twilight. 10506.
Was it some golden star. 10660.
Woo thou sweet music. 15641.
licker’ (Kk. K.):
Beautiful queen of night.
Mazurka gracieuse. 600.
Elieson (A.):
All ye who love a creature. 12606,
Alone. 157388.
Elizza (H.) Neue
11866.
Elkin & co., ltd.:
Arietta. 20485.
Bergeronnette. 17848.
Blue bird. 5671, 11017, 12818,
19549, 20329.
Daffodils. 17990.
Evening. 4028.
First song. 18138.
Intermezzo. 61388.
Mirage. 5330.
My lady sleeps.
Nocturne. 22665.
Recompense. 9831.
Red roses. 5940.
Scotch lulabye. 19027.
Soirée japonaise. 20528.
Spring ditty. 19115.
Springtime. 15146.
Suite in the old style.
Sylvan song. 10343.
Elkind (S. W.) Elegie orientale. 8012.
Ellai (O.) John L. Sullivan. 11558.
Hlierton (A.):
Do what you can for ninepence.
7900.
My inventive kiddie. 11885.
Ellerton (A.) jr. Down Paradise al-
ley. 18161.
Elling (C.) Jeg vil ud. 11549.
Elliot (C. S.) Morningin May. 21714.
Elliot (G. BH.) Hullo, my dandy.
13654.
Elliott (E.R.) Lineof beauty. 8998.
Elliott (H. W.) Signal triumph. 15024.
Elliott (J. W.) Impromptu. 19782.
Hlliott (.) :
Love (A) song. 23667.
Old dancer. 21835.
HiNiotE, Ce.))s
Anguish.
Blind singer.
17835.
gesangschule.
11838.
12146.
17780.
15858.
9
INDEX
¥
Elliott (P.)—Continued.
Graceful dance. 23158.
Harebell blue. 23208.
June serenade. 4869.
Love’s rosary. 16712.
Requiescat. 26862.
Supplication. 24518.
Sweet flower speak for me. 27208.
Where the jasmine trails. 24825.
Ellis (E.) Napoleon’s last charge.
ZaOuls
Ellis (G. V.) Get right with God.
13447.
Ellis (J. C.) Southern wind blows
mild and soft. 27121.
Ellis (J. E.) Sing love’s old sweet
song again. 27052.
Ellis (J. G.) Where the rippling Og-
den flows. 3043.
Hillis (J; He):
Jack in the box. 4800.
Sound of the bugle. 6407.
Ellis (M.) Commencement days.
25362.
Ellis (N. B.)
149438, 24287.
Ellis (R.):
Annie Laurie. 1226.
Evening reverie. 8068.
Love song. 9062.
Love the locksmith. 5129.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
9110, 9113.
Massa’s in the cold ground. 9172.
Sabbath day. 14914.
Sweet Spirit hear my prayer. 6588.
Ellis (S.):
Seatter your talents.
Brown eyes or blue. 25203.
By-and-bye. 25217.
Lead Thou me on. 2104.
My promise. 2820.
Where violets grow. 3044.
Ellis & Wilson music co. My queen of
dreams. 21771.
Ellisen (F. W.) Village blacksmith.
10598.
Elliman (H. E.):
Captivatin’ rag. 7594.
Darling, kiss my eyelids down.
7845.
Sand paper rag. 6067.
Ellmenreich (A.) Spinning song.
271388.
Ells (J. B.) I love you as my daddy
loved my mother. 11438.
Ellsworth (O. M.) So make merry
while you can. 63824.
Ellwanger (H. B.) Communion sery-
ice. 20814 (8).
Elphine (M. d’):
Love’s dream. 21608.
Splendide orchestre.
Elsiisser (C. G.):
Joy waltz. 8796.
Love reigneth over all.
22114.
21603.
1710
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
Else (A, W.):
Coon, a moon, a maid. 1479.
Solitaire. 6353.
Elsworth (H. C.) Irma. 238462.
Eltinge (A. Van W.):
From day to day. 295.
Mystic balm. 668.
Eltinge (J.) To-day’s my wedding
day. 24686.
Elton (F.) :
I’m at home all day. 16449.
If you want a ray of sunshine in
your home. 458.
Ireland, the land of the shamrock.
20025.
Only a passing shadow. 26675.
Tral-lal-lal-lah-mixtures. 6714.
Elwell (C. H.) General. 4222.
Elwell (L.) Tariff bill. 6573.
Elwes (E. G.) Rosebud (The) 17210.
Hily (Al er:
Come after breakfast. 25342.
I wish I had my old girl back
again. 25970.
If the wind had only blown the
other way. 25986.
Lovebeams. 26563.
Nix on the Glow-worm. 26568.
Ely (C.) Pensée d’amour. 9676,
24086.
Ely (J. B.) Christ is risen. 7675.
Ely (T.) Holy Communion. 19909.
Embree (EF. L.)
Emerson (—)
25317.
Perfect love. 9677.
Christmas
Emerson (H. U.) Santa Claus sure. 843. |
Emerson (G.):
Angels sang in the silent night. |
22515.
Flag of our union forever.
Girl of my dreams. 21233.
Harvest moon waltz. 19888.
I heard the bells on Christmas day. |
25917.
Little mischief. 20103.
Shout the glad tidings. 24861.
Thanksgiving anthem. 20610.
Thine eyes so blue and tender. |
22204.
Emerson (G. E.) Don’t you love to be |
loved. 22910.
Emerson (I.)
ing. T182 (4).
Emerson (L. O.):
Away’. For the kangaroo.
(106).
3119
Budding of the leaves. 3119 (113).
Come Thou fount of every bless- |
ing. 739.
Farewell to home. 17742 (9).
God be merciful unto us. 4267.
Herald of praise. 19487 (10).
Ideal (The). 19487 (11).
Jesus, I my cross have taken.
16557. P
vision. |
19778. |
In heavenly love abid- |)
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
——
Emerson (L. O.)—Continued.
My barque on the sea. 3119 (164),
Old doorsill. 3119 (170).
Safely through another
6048.
Soft as fades the sunset splendor.
15078.
Emerson (U. E.) In heavenly love
abiding. 7182 (41).
Emery (B.) Don’t forget your first
love. 22908.
Emery (M. H.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 14178.
Emery (M. H.) See Emery (Sidney).
Emery (S. A.) See Emery (Sidney).
Emery (S. A.) :
Finger twist. 3119 (126).
Foundation studies. 3119 (127).
Polonaise. 3119 (176).
Emery (Sidney) :
Andante. 20814 (8).
Caprice. 20814 (9).
Evening breeze. 24911 (8).
Impromptu. 20814 (10).
Intermezzo. 20814 (11).
Minuet. 20814 (18).
Moonlight. 24911 (87).
Pomegranate blossom. 27656.
Prelude in A minor. 20814 (12).
Silver stars. 24911 (62).
week.
Twilight. 24911 (75).
Emery (Stephen) See Emery (Sid-
ney).
Emery (W. H.) You’re one among a
thousand girls. 22423.
Emery-Jones _ (H.) Thanksgiving
hymn of the republic. 2833.
Emmanuel (M.):
In memoriam. 4707.
Sonate. 3992.
Emmell (D.) Faithful lover. 22987.
Emmet (A.) My sweet Irish queen.
18731.
Emmet (J. K.) Sweet violets. 27666.
Emmett (—) Dixie to date. 3879.
Emmett (D.) Dixie. 7897.
Emory (lL. S.) Come to me dearest.
25351.
Empire concert direction :
Caoutchoue. 19586.
Scouts’ patrol. 17278.
Hmpire mus. co.:
Ave Marie. 43809.
Awakening of spring. 3315.
Ballgefitistu. 1276.
Barearole. 2387.
Berceuse. 1767.
Chanson sans paroles.
Fiatterer (The) 38614.
Hungarian dance. 3500.
In der halle des bergkonigs.
Intermezzo russe. 1988.
Morgenstimmung. 4851.
O sole mio. 5597.
2902.
4350.
Empire mus. co.—Continued.
Salut d’amour. 2608.
Searf dance. 3624.
Serenade. 6124.
Spring song. 5293.
Tratimerei. 6128.
When this old ring was new.
6991.
Zingana (La)
Iimurian (8S. K.):
Lord’s prayer. 9043.
Smile whenever you can. 15064.
Engberg-Holmberg pub. co. Paskiljan.
9652.
7168.
Hngel (C.) Chansons intimes. 22737.
Engel (G.) Lullaby. 21621.
Engel (M.) Ave verum Corpus.
BAI aoe
Engel (S. C.):
Brook (The) 20958.
Busy little Cupid. 1359.
Butterfly. 20966.
Daisies. 21052.
Dixieland jamboree. 3880.
In one girl’s heart. 18392.
Just you wait till after school.
13946.
Moment joyeux. 18668.
Soirée dansante. 905.
Will 0’ the wisp. 22383.
Engelbrecht (J. C.) Wandering
sprite. 1064.
HMngelke (b.) Rocoeo. 14870.
Engelke (S.):
Beat it kid while your shoes are
good. 7411.
I’m going to be a_ suffragette.
8597, 18717.
If all the world were mine.
In dear old Naples. 11495.
Kissable lips. 8857.
My dreamland. 98371.
Engell (P.) Little vacant cottage by
the stream. 20109.
Engelmann (H.):
Alpine valley. 3191.
At the horse show. 12684.
Bagatelle. 19512.
Belle danseuse. 22604.
Belles and beaux. 3408.
Best of friends. 12791.
Birds of the sea. 17852.
Birthday festival. 12806.
Bitter sweets. 12807.
Blue ribbon. 20940.
Boots and saddles.
Bugle boy. 38541.
Butterflies and daisies.
Call of spring. 35783.
. College girls. 7715.
Confiding hearts. 21033.
Dancing lesson. 38818.
Dancing wavelets. 1509.
Danse antique. 22858.
Don Quixote. 21089.
8657.
92.
1361.
Iai
INDEX
Dine ness vi 5S
Engelmann (H.)—Continued. Enkelmann (EK. A.) An auto just
Dreaming. 25498. built for two. 25048.
En avant. 22960. Enley (J. H.) For my heart feels sad
Exhibition drill. 18279. and lonely. 8171.
Fair maid of Spain. 21168. Enna (A.) Lyrisches album. 2180.
Fond longings. 4180. Eno (P.):
From Russia. 13402. Crillioto (El) 7790.
From the orient. 138404. Dolls jubilee. 7911.
Gavotte de la reine. 23083. Golden dreams. 8306.
Going for a spin. 8305.
Good friends. 4291.
Happiness. 4377.
Grape vine swing. 8341.
Marksonian caprice. 9159.
Mark Stern banjo folio. 14225.
Happy anticipation. 13565. Shiney eyes. 10118.
Heart’s pining. 384. Tuning chart. 15363.
Hop, skip, jump. 138645. - 5
In the fair grounds. 8709. Inoch & co., and Enoch & sons in one
TA GPa Sls Kelas) Se alphabet. The latter are indicated
Little tease. 5070. by an Asteria
Lone flower. 21587. Afgar. 19446.
Love dreams. 2161. ree a hepa ae
- Air de pilar. :
Slee erate Amour brisé. 1211, 3218, 20896.
Mazurka redowa. 20181. Appassionato, 19480.
Melody of love. 9238. Arab lullaby. 8255.*
Naval cadets. 14463. Arlequinade. 1286.
Ocean bells. 16995. Auberge rouge. 3290.
On escort duty. 26666. Athanais, 16775.
On the pier. 14598. Au lointain. 10959.
On the stage. 17028. Barcarolle. 3612.
On tip-toe. 14602. Canzonetta. 3618.
Petite nocturne. 20361. Chanson fleurie. 1410.
Petite scottische. 20362. Chant d’apres midi. 1413.
Pierrette. 24114. Chemineau. 1418.
Poetry of motion. 147381. Cobzar (Le) 12951.
Pretty little Dolly. 17127. Colette. 3709."
Pure and true. 26807. Come into the sun. 3724.*
Remembrance. 24194. Créole (La) Ji117, 21044.
Return of the volunteers. 5961. Danse de la dauphine. 3815.*
Romance of youth. 12081. Danse des congayes. TIS TF," 21062:
Rondo scherzo. 20442. Day dreams. 25425.*
Russe (La) 24249. Dearest. 3845.*
School comrades. 10045, 10887 Demain, dés Vaube. 11154.
(181), 24806, 26983. Dinna turn. 18020.”
Shah (The) 19052. Do you think of the past. 18024.*
Sonatina in G. 22093. Dorise (La) 1566.
Spanish dance. 27128. Hestasy. 1605.
Sunrise on the ocean. 6501. Esquisse. 25571.
Sunset in the valley. 6503. Eté de la Saint-Martin. 18096,
Sweet dreams of home. 6524. 21147.
Thoroughbred. 19212. Etude romantique. 1898.
Thoughts of thee. 19218, 27742. Eveille—toi. 1634.
Two’s company. 17551. Fairy ring. 25594.*
Valse fantastique. 1039. Feuillet d’album. 11245.
West Point cadets. 6954, 10696, Fleurs de lotus. 11252, 21188.
15703 (144), 17644. Fleur de lys. 4106.*
England (HEH. W.) Rock-a-bye lady. Floraison. 11254.
9920. Fournaise de roses. 1700.
England (J. R.) Scientific demonstra- Fragance. 8181.*
tor musie chart. 10057. Frivolité. 1707.
Engle (W. K.): Fumées d’ opium. 112938, 21214.
ITloveno onedear but you. 21384. Gavotte. 3615.
You’re as sweet as honey. 12547. Gigue. 3616.
Engleman (J.) Blarney stone. 7476. Halte divine. 8377.
English (G. E.) Cupid’s barn dance. Heureuses (Les) 1399.
3791. Hunter’s horn, 25885.*
1712
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Enoch & co., and Enoch & sons in one
alphabet. The latter are indicated
by an asterisk—Continued.
Tanthe. 4640.*
I¢ylle parisienne. S654,
If you were the rose. 18368.*
I] était un’ bergére. 11487.
Indolente (L’) 11527.
Inquietude. 8731.
Intermezzo, 3617.
Jalouse. 11548, 21481.
June serenade. 4869.*
Lassie. 8896.*
Légende. 18495.
Lettres d’amour. 11058.
Liebesgruss, 5027.*
Love’s eyes. 20182.*
Love’s magic gate. 11684.*
Madrigal. 21681.
Marche américaine. 1400.
Marche burlesque. 18607, 21647.
Marche des Lilliputiens. 2208,
21648.
Marche guerriére.
Marche printaniére.
Marche républicaine.
Marche russe. 3619.
Memories. 18631.*
Menuet blanc. 2242.
Menuet galant. 1401.
Menuet hongrois. 11772.
Moisson des roses. 2283.
Moonlight. 26435.*
Nedjéma. 265382.
Non. 2346.
Offering (An) 203809.*:
Ondine du Léman. 11060.
11732, 21649.
21650, 26334
11734.
Orientale. 3620.
Page d’amour. 11965, 21863.
Passacaile. 1402.
Patrouille hongroise. 11978.
Pavane. 5746.*
Petite nerveuse. 119938, 21885.
Pizzicato valse. 11998, 21897.
Premiers mots d’amour. 12028.
Psyche. 171386.
Pupazzi. 2517.
Pourquoi pas?
Prélude. 3621.
Rani’s messenger. 26835.*
Rank and file. 18930.*
Remember. , 5949.
Retour (La) 1408.
Ring the bluebell.
Romance. 3622.
Ronde du crepuscule.
Rondeau. 2585, 3623.
Roses and rue. 17211.*
Salome. 14928.
Scherzo-caprice. 6103.*
Sémillante (La) 12155.
Sérénade Indo-Chinoise.
22037.
Sérénade mélancholique.
5847.
5983."
1404.
12165,
12166.
Enoch & co., and Enoch & sons in one
alphabet. The latter are indicated
by an asterisk—Continued.
Serenos et guitaristes. 22039.
Shut-eye road. 19060.*
Silhouettes. 2685.
Song (A) of gladness. 19089.* |
Sous la ramée. 6411.*
Tapada (La) 22163.
Tarentelle. 3625.
There’s no girl like you. 2846.*
Troisiéme mazurka. 12364.
Unexpressed. 15392.*
Valse d’amour. 2924.
. Waiting for the spring. 6894.*
Wake up. 20718.*
Watersprite (The) 27448.*
We'll know, we'll understand.
15501.*
When you pass my dearest. 19374.*
Windmill (The) 27543.*
You. 20792.*
Qeme caprice en sol. 10882.*
Entwistle (P.) Repose. 20418.
Epps (Mrs. D.) Chanticleer (The)
15942.
Epstein (A. I.):
Gioja. 1746.
If I could tell. 1940.
Melodie d’amour. 2234.
Erard (M.)
Erb (F. C.):
I love her still. 21381.
Some one just like you.
Erb (M. J.):
Aubade d’octobre.
Lai d@’amour. 4960.
Menuet galant. 5298.
Ronde de nuit. 2583.
Toceatina chromatique.
Erdman (9.):
I’m lonesome for you all the time.
18325.
Starlight Sioux. 19119.
Erhardt (F. C.) Come Thou Fount
of every blessing. T7737.
Erinnyes (Les) 9182.
Erlanger (C.):
Leila. 140381.
Mademoiselle Valentine.
Mendiant (Le) 14266.
Rondel d@avril. 20441.
Route des amoureux. 20454.
Soleils couchants. 15084.
Tu ne veux pas aimer.
15362.
Venus victrix.
Erlanger (F: d’)
Kirle (W.):
That oolie-oolie feelin. 98S.
You're not the same old girl. 1147.
Hrler(R. G.) Friihlingssttirme. 19802.
Hemin: (O:)
Ballstimmung. 3
Du warst mein.
My Mary. 18717.
24412.
3294,
6700.
20149.
15422.
Noél. 9482.
1713
INDEX
pt. 111, ub. s., v. 5
Ermin (O.)—Continued.
Im reiche der musen. 4677.
Madam, ich hab’ vergessen.
Hrminie. 141638.
Ern (H.) Scales and arpeggios. 26967,
26974.
Ernst (C. J.) mus. pub. co.
jungle babe. 657.
Ernst (H. W.):
Concerto in F sharp minor. 4009.
Hlégie. 3981.
Last rose of Summer.
Ungarische weisen.
Ertel (P.):
Air. 8045.
Fantasie. 4010.
Melodie. 25566.
Passacaglia. 9654, 26720.
Priludium. 8046.
Priludium und doppel-fuge.
Scherzo. 25567.
Scherzo fanitastique.
Ertl (D.) Waldnixen.
Ertzberger (EH. J.)
leaves are crimson.
Escobar (Y. C.):
Come ride on my motor-bike.
25349.
Love and sunshine.
Escobar & Armstrong:
Come ride on my _ motor-bike.
25349.
Love and sunshine. 20123.
Escobedo (A. J.) Back from the Elba.
iPYONE
Eshelman (J. M.):
Glad rags. 4246.
That Rubinstein tune.
Ed,
Hsipoff (S.) St. Louis gavotte. 14922.
Espanita. 4012.
Espen (T.):
Arabella. 3256.
Dreams on the Bosphorus.
Evelyn. 1635.
Farewell to the alm. 1656.
Flower’s reverie. 1688.
Joys of May. 4860.
Kavallerie-ritt. 8834.
Mein liebchen. 9282.
Remember me. 2549.
Silent grief. 2683.
Verliebte (Die) 10583.
Waltz of the waves. 2989.
Youthful joy. 3118.
Zwischen bliihenden
10879.
Espinosa (L.)
Esposito (M.)
6681.
Essex pub. co.:
First steps in reading and phras-
ing. 1674.
Hand culture for pianists.
School of arpeggios. 2682.
16733.
My little
4973.
6783.
9751.
10084.
6899.
When the maple
12469.
20123.
10403,
1584.
blumen.
Ya quisieras. 17720.
Tinker and the fairy.
366.
Essex pub. co.—Continued.
School of scales. 26383.
Varieties of artistic touch. 1041.
Esslinger (A.) :
Auf sanften wogen. 1258.
Karawanenzug. 8882.
Vision. 10604.
Esslinger (B. R.) Alabama. 3163.
Esteban-Marti. Myrtho. 20263.
Estey (I. H.) I’m looking for a beau.
11448.
Estic:
Boléro. 89.
Bonsoir, bonsoir. 90.
C’est ’heure de t’aimer.
Colombiana. 144.
Fleur des bois. 263.
Maison de danses. 9126.
Kstlin (J. L.) Our country’s flag.
104.
18818.
; Esworthy (C. A.) Dying cowboy’s re-
quest. 3949.
Etchecopar (M.) Danse polovisienne.
22864.
Etesse (E.) Canzonetta. 8055.
Etham. Fducation d’un chat. 1607.
Ethelbert (W.) Old story. 24019.
Htt (C.) Requiem und libera. 14835.
Kugene (P.):
Good-bye Coney. 23189.
I could never love you again.
25898.
Man’s a fool to worry. 26325.
Man who found Kelly. 26326.
Hulenburg (E.):
Hinaus. 16378.
Kavallerie-ritt. 8834.
Lenz ist gekommen.
Mein liebchen. 9232.
Variationen tiber
thema. 22228.
Verliebte (Die) 10583.
Zweite symphonie. 17742.
Zwischen bliihenden
10879. :
100 etuden fiir die violine. 10147.
Eulenstein (C.) Andantino. 25578.
Eureka pub. co. Eureka Zion har-
vester. 13263.
Europe (J. R.):
Picanninny days.
14034.
ein rokoko-
blumen.
2480, 3119 (65).
Pliney, come out in the moon-
light. 5814.
Sweet Suzanne. 22158, 27737.
Euryanthe. 8060.
Evangelical Lutheran church, Board of
ch. extension of the gen. synod:
Awake, rejoice. 7364.
Come, all Christian people. 7725.
Glorious news, the Savior liveth.
8281. p
He lives to reign. 8410.
Let not your heart be troubled.
8936.
Listen to the bells. 8995.
1714
INDEX
nes. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Evangelical Lutheran church, board of
ch. extension of the gen. synod—Con.
O’er the teeming earth. 9536.
On Easter day. 9589.
Wake, little flowers. 10635.
Evangelical Lutheran church, Board of
educa. of the gen. synod:.
Christ our blessed Lord. 1436.
From the starry heavens. 1710.
Glory be to God on earth. 1764.
Ring, ye merry joy bells. 2563.
Melb ii, oer. 10377:
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 3046.
Evyangelimann (Der) 22970.
Evans (A. J.) Happy and lucky.
12565 (80), 13564.
Evans (C. L.) Ye old Trinity chimes.
15658.
Evans (D. O.) Gather them into the
fold. 8230.
Evans (E.), jr. Three lyrical pieces.
18266.
Evans (EH. J.):
Aviators (The) 38311.
Echoes of spring. 19721.
Gaiety polka. 1714.
Manhattan casino. 2195.
Melrose march. 20186.
Oh you blondy. 11918.
Song of the cascade. 912.
Sweet dreams to thee. 2792, 6527.
PsN. march. 20672.
Wheel of fortune. 15537, 17649.
Evans (EH. O.) Girl from the Buckeye
State. 21231. .
Evans (G.):
Honey boy, honey gal, honey moon.
23283, 27699.
Little pickaninnies go to sleep.
21579, 27718.
Take me up in your airship Willie.
968.
Evans (G. H.):
Susan. 9414.
Evans (G. M.):
Come ye children. 12972.
Hide Thy face. 397. ve
O day of rest and gladness. 695.
Evans (H. R.) Come and see the sol-
diers. 15976.
Evans (L. R.):
Gay bumble bee. 16255.
I want to be your lazy darling.
18742.
There are others. 17481.
Those teasin’ eyes. 17493.
Will you be good to me? 15608.
You’re in my heart. 15686.
You’ve made a new world for me.
LGISC.
Evans (P. C.) Ye old Trinity chimes.
15658.
My pretty black eyed
HKyvans (W.) is the lamb.
27561.
Evans (W. A.):
Around the fireside. 3267,
Autumn twilight. 3304.
Beautiful flower. 22589.
Black beauty. 25154.
Bohemian girl. 25171.
Busy bee waltz. 20965.
Camellia. 25281.
Carnation waltz. 19590.
Cherry blossoms. 12928.
Dance of the daisies. 13047.
Dancing moonbeams. 138053.
Down by the brook. 8915.
Dreaming. 25497.
Heho of the fountain. 25520.
First lesson in pianoforte playing.
25626.
Frivolle (La) 4176.
Frolic and fun. 23064.
Golden sunbeams. 13484.
Hayseed. 4898.
Home longing. 25861.
Honey boy dance. 1860.
Honey boy waltz. 1861.
Hornpipe polka. 23293.
In the meadows. 4723.
Joyeuse féte. 2035.
Worthy
March and soldiers chorus. 438138.
March of the robins. 20159.
Meditation. 21670.
Moonlight march. 238842.
Morceau. 21711.
Over the hills. 5718. .
Plantation echoes. 18878.
Queen bee. 26817.
Retour du printemps. 2552.
Senorita. 14973.
Shawondasee waltz. 19055.
Uncle Sam’s march. 6774.
Under the mistle-toe. 22240.
Yankee maid. 10830, 15656.
18 characteristic studies. 25210.
Iivans (W. TT.) Mantle of. Elijah.
26329.
Evans, Dangel music pub. co. Moon-
light was made for spoon night.
9321.
Eveillard et Jacquot.
Suzon. 11555.
Everett (C.) Ray of sunshine.
Hverett (E.):
Autumn. 8800.
Autumn leaves. 33802.
Blue-bird, blue-bird fly
3467.
Clock (The)
Fairy Jack.
Good morning.
Grasshopper. 48382.
Jack Frost. 4799.
Milk-weed seeds.
Raindrops. 5920.
Jolis yeux de
19437.
away.
STO1.
4054.
4295.
—s<
5820.
1715
INDEX
Everett (E.)—Continued.
Squirrel (The) 6447.
Thumbs and fingers.
Everham (V.)
6669.
Angel voices. 15752.
Hverhart (W.) Johnny Bull and
Uncle Sam. 499.
Everson (Lucille) Amora mio. 3216.
Eville (V.)
26119.
Evry (EB. qd’)
24406.
Hwige (Die) lampe.
2630, 3592, 5891.
Ewing (Mrs. L.)
meadow brook.
Hwing (M.)
song. 25422.
Excell (HK. O.):
Ail hail Immanuel.
Alone at the
20836.
Christ is leading on. 7674.
Church in the wildwood. 19622.
Clinging close to His hand. 7707.
Come, O come. 7734.
Coronation hymns for the church
and Sunday-school. 7773.
Divine peace. 7896.
Drifting away. 7952.
Give Him glory. 8268.
Give me welcome. 24911 (12).
Give us Lord our daily bread.
8272.
Go on your way rejoicing. 8296.
Help each other. 24911 (16).
His vineyard. 8470.
His way is best. 8471.
Just live and love to-day.
Soir dans la plaine.
1625, 1880, 2281,
Down by the old
7930.
Dartmouth touchdown
7228.
beautiful gate.
Hope set before you. 8491.
I do not know. 8546.
I have trusted. 8559.
I’m a pilgrim. 8592.
I’m not your judge. 8602.
I’ve washed my robes. 24911 (19).
In heavenly love abiding. 8692.
In the glory land. 8712.
It can never be told. 8746.
Jehovah is King. 8767.
Jesus blood. 24911 (23).
Jesus, lover of my soul. 24911 (25).
Jesus only. 8779.
Just a little nearer.
Keep me white. 8836.
Leaving all. 24911 (81).
Led by His hand. 8920.
Light in the clouds. 8975.
Like as a father. 8980.
Lord’s anointed King.
Love abideth. 9048.
No cross for me. 9477.
No longer under the law. 9478.
No matter. 24911 (41).
O to do something. 14537.
O wanderer, come home. 9581.
Our loving Redeemer. 9629.
Reapers are needed. 9829.
8810.
9042.
pt. 11, T19 Shave
Excell (EK. O.)—Continued.
Rest at home. 14836.
Safe in the fold. 9988.
Shepherd of Israel. 15002.
Some other day. 22086.
Speak for Jesus. 102384.
Tearless land. 10374.
That sweet story. 24911 (70).
Theme eternal. 10406.
Thy boundless grace. 10437.
Waiting by the river. 24911 (77).
What will you do with Jesus.
10708.
Where Thou callest me. 15588.
With Thy children praising Thee.
15623.
EKysler (E.):
Blondinen-walzer. 7487, 11015,
15856.
Du siisse, stisse. 7960.
Hiite dich vor blondinen. 8511.
Lumpus und Pumpus. 9089.
Mein kleiner chapeau. 9231.
Susse Sussann’. 10282.
Vera Violetta. 20691.
Ezelle (M.) American girl for me.
12624.
VW— (W. A.) Sally in our alley.
21998.
Faber (E.) Indian serenade. 13829.
Faber (F. M.) Hark, hark, my soul.
13574.
Faber (J.):
Tlldarethe worldandall. 25923.
You wear the rose, love. 27582.
Facer (T.) Aeroplane (The). 6.
Facon (J.) Pettie Mignonne. 26746.
Fihrmann (H.)
Fagan (A. M.)
Sonate. 8095.
We'll all be satisfied.
20728.
Fagan (F. M.) ‘That peculiar rag.
24586.
Fagard (S. C.) My Agnes from Ni-
agara. 5410.
Failey (F.) Tell me that you love me
sweetheart Hlaine. 27262.
Fairbairn (W. M.) Sprig of heather.
27144.
Fairbank (H. W.) pub. co.:
Hark, what mean those holy
voices. 11853.
Lead kindly light. 8904.
Teachers’ manual music.
Wild brook. 12510.
Fairchild (B.):
Andante. 21164.
Deux novelettes.
Gardenias. 21216.
Lilas. 21571.
Molto allegro. 21705, 21706.
Fairman (G.) Forget me not.
Fairman (G. W.): -
Kentucky Sue. 8889.
That ragtime melody.
15271.
980.
21165.
23048.
10402,
1716
Senge hel alee
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Faleon (L..) Vocea vasata. 27419.
Faleoner (F. W.):
Blessing for someone. 22634.
Glad dawning. 8273.
Greeting song. 23172.
His presence lights the way.
23264.
Faley (W.) Marriage trial. 238788.
Falkenberg (G.) Berceuse. 22616.
Falkenstein (G.) Danske brodersan-
fund’s velkommen. 22865.
Fall (L.):
Briiderlein fein. 1856, 3528-3534,
7538, 12853, 15882, 19487 (30).
Dollar princess. 195, 3889, 7906,
13131, 18027.
Follow me _ round.
24911 (104).
Geschiedene frau.
Girl in the train.
(107), 25705, 27696.
Gonda waltzes. 23138, 24911 (118).
Beinerle, Heinerle, hab’ kein geld.
13611, 23241.
I’m fancy free. 233538, 24911 (121).
Kind, du kannst tanzen. 138960.
Leben und lieben. 8910, 116138,
14022, 16638.
Lied der jugend. 5038.
Paragraphs—Ringelveihn.
11969.
Parisienne. 744.
Reminiscence. 807.
Riding lesson. 816.
Ring o’roses. 818, 5980.
Ringelreihn. 5984.
2A,
1741, 8258.
23097, 24911
9646,
Shall I do for America. 868.
Souvenirs. 927.
Tanzerl auf sechse. 6566.
That’s why lots of people marry.
245889, 24590, 24911 (176).
Tramps. 1019.
Unter dem bliihenden lindenbaum.
6789, 6790, 15395.
Wir tanzen ringelreih’n.
24858.
You must be mine dear.
24911 (194).
Fall (R.):
Adelens kraftmotor.
Froschlied. 4183.
Goldreifchen. 16294.
Lied des Stoffel. 50386.
Man ist nur einmal jung.
Mondnacht. 5356.
Fallen fairies. 1651, 3018, 8105, 9549,
97338, 10438, 10718, 10795, 11282.
Fallis (D. J.) Only a daisy blossom.
21846.
Fancheux (A.)
Fandango land.
2
24886,
3145.
5196.
Revery. 24207.
13296.
Faning (E.) Miller’s wooing. 143802.
Fantastic world. 5688.
Fanzo (P. E.) Scanusciuta. 10024.
Faraday (P. M.):
Dandy six. 22853.
Islander (The).
18414, 26047.
Frarban (R.) Reine d’amour.
Farjeon (H.):
Capriccietto. 16186.
Cradle song. 16005.
Folk song. 16217.
From the three cornered King-
dom. 25665.
Milkmaid’s song. 16887.
Prelude and pavane. 9769.
Russian air. 17229.
Two idylls. 18120.
Farley (—) Id like to if I could.
13678.
Farmer (A.) Way up in an aeroplane.
22301:
Farnaby (G.) Quodling’s
202 wooded, 21925;
Farnsworth (C. J.):
Lullaby. 5157.
Woman’s song. TO087.
Farnsworth (H. A.) Easter flowers.
11536, 16539,
5946.
delight.
7986.
Farrant (R.) Hide not Thou Thy
face. 1852.
Marrar: CHISHS) :
By cooling streams.
Down by the mill.
Evening shadows fall.
Flying clouds. 19781.
Jack of hearts. 200384.
Magnolia blossoms. 26315.
Plough boys dance. 20376.
Tale of love. 27238.
Tripping lightly. 20658.
You alone. 27569.
Farrar (O. R.) Sergeant
march-two-step. 10105.
Iarrell (D. J.) When on our honey-
19577.
19708.
19751.
Ficken’s
moon. 6974.
Farrell (H. T.) Nix iggy wiggy
wakky wu. 26562.
Parrell (W.-H.) :
I’m going mad over you. 4577.
My little jungle babe. 657.
My little jungle maid. 18712.
Farringer (E.) Merry strains. 2248.
Farris (G.):
Good bye sweetheart. 19841.
I long to see the old, old home
once more. 19941.
Farrow (J.):
Come back to dreamland. 1597S.
Dadd’s little darling. 38800.
Farson (B.) Arise and shine. 20866.
Farson (D. M.):
Milk and honey.
Whosever. 7030.
Farson (W.) Where
22364.
Fassbaender (P.):
Heller morgen.
role t Gis ma)
23813;
will you be.
8448.
LY
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. S., v.5
Fassbaender (P.)—Continued.
Requiem. 9865.
Weibe der nacht. 10689.
Fassbinder (W. B.):
Belle of Spain. 17840.
Rose (La)
Fassio (A.):
Equilibrist’s march. 25559.
Valse Anny. 27383.
Fassone (V.) ’A ’nnammurata qd’ ’o
bersagliere. 20817, 24916.
Campaniello d’oro. 22698, 25233.
Comm’ 06 sole. 7744.
Napulita. 5496.
*Nfunn’ ’o mare. 26550.
O ginramento. 23872, 5575.
Pe’ dispietto. 26728.
Father and the game. 8113.
Faubus (D. A.):
Be you sure. 19519.
What will you do. 15533.
Yield your heart to Jesus.
Faucher (P.) Premier aveu.
Fauchey (P.):
Aéro valse. 38150.
<Amoureusement. 3223.
Attraction-galop. 3289,
Buda-marcia. 35388.
Danse directoire. 3816.
March Paloise. 5221.
Menuet bagateile. 5297.
Menuet tendre. 5299.
Mimodrame. 5323.
Palestro-marche. 5738.
Premier aveu. 5868.
Faulkes (W.):
Barearolle. 12753.
Bridal march. 3511.
Caprice. 18124.
Carillon, 22712.
Elevation, in E flat. 18078.
Fanfare. 18117.
Festal postlude. 13318.
Grand choeur in G. 13512.
March in E flat. 16191.
Meditation in G@ 14254,
Minuet and trio in E flat.
Nocturne in D. 238002.
Nuptial song. 14504.
Pastorale in F sharp minor.
Prelude heroic. 24157.
Reverie in A. 18948.
Scherzo in D. 190138.
Faulkner’ (#.) All ye who love a
creature. 12606.
Faunce (J. .) .co.:
African serenade.
Ave Maria. 20884.
Believe me, if all those endearing
charms. 12776.
Elementary piano method. 18077.
Philipp-gradus. 14699, 18871.
Such is thy power divine. 15170.
Violin method, 22277.
10887, (179).
20789.
5868.
25815,
18849.
12586,
Faure (—):
Palms (The)
Rameaux (Les)
Fauré (G.):
Ave Maria. 22551.
Clair de lune. 1457.
Comme Dieu rayonne. 146.
Dans un parfum de roses blanches.
11968,
1153 (160).
(All.
Eau vivante. 219.
Impromptu. 13308.
O mort, poussiére d’étoiles. 9519.
Trois préludes. 8116.
5™° impromptu. 1658.
9° barcarolle. 3119.
Faure (G. U.) In dreams I heard the
seraphim. 7182 (40).
Faure (J.):
Crucifix. 25384.
Palms. 5734, 17060, 18832.
Seraphs’ hymn. 12158.
Tantum ergo. 24548,
Faure (J. B.) Palm branches. 11967.
Faust. 17838, 4810, 11325, 13501-13503, «
13507, 16306, 163807, 19845, 21277,
234151, 23153, 2bis6:
Favilli (M.) Echoes of Naples. 228.
Favola di Helga. 25610.
Favor (HE. P.) Twilight. . 27359:
Favorita (La) 138137, 13139, 21092.
I'ay (—) Nervous rag. 18749.
Fay (B. C.) Laddie. 18483.
Fay (H.) Granny’s lullaby. 23165.
Hay: GH Mas
Dorothy. 3909.
Dorothy waltzes. 7182 (11).
Fay (R.) de. Dix mélodies. 16192.
Fazer’ (K. ‘G.)::
Barearole.
Berceuse.
Impromptu.
Intermezzo. 26379.
Romance. 26907.
Suomalais-ratsuviien.
Fearis (J. S.):
All through the night.
America the beautiful.
Among the lilies. 17.
Anthems of worship. 22519.
Be merciful and bless us. 3368.
Break forth into joy. 3506.
Breezes of the night. 7522.
Bygone days. 12871.
Carry the light. 22717.
Come Thou Fount of every bless-
ing. T7738.
Dance of the marionettes. 7827.
Day is past and over. 22875.
Day of rest. 3830.
Dream pictures. 25495.
First ball waltz. 8185.
God’s love divine. 23132.
Heart’s highway. 1840.
His for service. 23261.
I heard the voice of Jesus.
25074.
25133.
26378.
22484.
22493.
23334.
1718
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Fearis (J. S.)—Continued.
I was glad. 4626.
In heavenly love abiding. 18795.
In Thee, O Lord, do I put my
trust. 138824.
Jesus is mighty to save. 23485.
Jesus wants you. 23489.
Joy to the world. 26105.
Message of love. 6138.
Moonlit waves. 23845.
Nature’s praise. 18746.
O be joyful. 5568.
Oh, could I speak the matchless
worth. 11912.
Pleasant morning. 9715.
Romance. 12078.
Shepherd’s call. 24354.
Shine through the darkness.
24359.
Slumber sweetly. 10161.
Somebody must. 6361.
Sprites at dawn. 932.
Summer morning. 946.
Sun of my soul. 6496.
Sunlight of love. 24506.
Supplication. 6511.
Sweet is the work. 6531.
Teach me to pray. 24567.
There was aman. 27292.
Thy will be done. 23778.
Titania’s Slumber song. 10456.
Twilight. 19267.
Twilight fancies. 1026.
Wonderful Comforter. 24863.
Federhen (F. H.) Clinging to the
cross. 7708.
Federlein (G. H.):
Canzonetta. 183811.
City beautiful. 25322.
Jubilate Deo. 8800.
June song. 11566.
Let them give thanks. 26204.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
Sit2. :
Office for the holy communion.
5611.
Phillis. 9693.
Song of the wind. 12214.
There is a land of pure delight.
10409.
Toccata in D minor. 183812.
Fée aux genéts. 1660.
Feeney (lL. J.) Every other girl I
meet. 8078.
Feist (F. F.) Some other fellow’s
writing out the checks. 24413.
Feist (L.):
Ada polka. 4.
After the opera. 9.
Aida march. 2941.
Alias Jimmy Valentine waltzes.
24949.
Always graceful. 11983.
Always ready. 1194.
America. 15.
American heroes. 10928.
Ko)
Feist (L.)—Continued.
American home reverie. 3208.
American patrol. 1202.
American rifle team. 1203.
And I believe him. 10937.
Angel’s prayer. 10941.
Angels sang in silent night. 22513.
Anitra’s dance. 1801.
Annette. 1224.
Annie Laurie. 1225.
Answer. 1228.
Anytime at all. 12654.
Apex of love. 26.
April. 20859.
Are you the gentleman. 22525.
August. 20878.
Awakening of the birds. 49.
Baby mine. 25059.
Baby, my love. 15795.
Bachelor and the maid. 19510.
Banner of triumph. 1279.
Barcarolle. 2386.
Be jolly Molly. 1286, 3367.
Beautiful bells. 61.
Beautiful May. 10988.
Bell Brandon. 66.
Belle of the stage. 1298.
Bessie waltz. 71.
Betty’s birthday. ‘76.
Big trunk and the little trunk.
20928.
Bird of the northern hills. 1320.
Bits of popular hits. 19542.
Blaze of glory. 3460. 7480, 12565
(18), 12818.
Bloom of youth. 86.
Blooming roses. 7491.
Blue eyes. 87.
Boogey-boo lady. 19556.
Bright, loving, cute, bad little girl.
20957.
Brilliant star. 1351.
Broadway lament. 11026.
Broken ring. 101.
Brown eyes or blue eyes. 11029.
C. Q. D. help, I’m in love. 19580.
Camelia polka. 109, 1868.
Caprice. 43844.
Carnival kings. 120.
Carnival waltz. 1886.
Castle by the sea. 22720.
Chapel by the sea. 15943.
Charlotta. 124.
Chicken and the frog. 11075,
17742 (41).
Children’s fair. 127.
Choice of a man. 20999.
Christal glen waltz. 1487.
Christal waltz. 188.
Christmas time is here again.
22774.
Chrysanthemum. 140.
Cireus galop. 141, 1450.
Ciribiribin. 1458, 3697.
INDEX
pt. 11, Soe 5
Feist (L.)—Continued.
Cliff castle. 1459.
Coliseum. 1462.
Columbia, God preserve thee free.
159738.
Commuters (The) 22806.
Concert album for orches.
Corner in my heart. 19653.
Crocus. 157.
Crown diamonds. 158.
Crown of roses. 14983.
Cupid, don’t be stupid.
24911 (938).
Cupid’s dream. 19663.
Cymbeline. 162.
Cymbella. 1500.
Daisy. 1504.
Dance of the Brownies. 166.
Dance of the fairies. 1506.
Dance of the stars. 13048.
Dancing in the old barn. 170.
Dancing starlight. 21059.
Danse russe. 172, 1515.
Darling. 3822.
Dash along. 1517.
Dashing spray. 1519.
Dat possum rag. 22869.
December. 21070.
Delta gamma. 1534.
Demon’s ride. 179.
Different ways of making love.
228938.
Diffrence of a drink or two.
19697.
Dimple galop. 189.
Do they think of me at home. 194.
Do you believe in flirting. 19698.
Dolly Molly McCue. 1555.
3742.
22835,
Down at Mammy Jinnys. 19707,
27693.
Down in the coal mine. 199.
Dreaming. 3930, 7182 (112).
Dreams of spring. 207.
Dreams of the past. 1583.
Drifting clouds. 211, 1587.
Drumheller’s medley on popular
melodies. 214.
Dublin rag. 138191, 17742. (47),
22931.
Easy pickin’s. 38967.
Echo galop. 222.
Elsie rondo. 228.
Etta waltz. 234.
Eve. 4026.
Evelina schottische. 236.
Evening zephyrs. 239.
Ev’rybody looked at me. 19755.
Faint heart never won fair lady.
19757.
Faust march. 338.
Favorite of the band. 1659, 21177.
February. 21179.
Festival grand march. 251.
Festival parade. 253, 19769.
Festival varsovienne. 255.
Feist (L.)—Continued.
20
Fido simply said bow wow. 21182.
Firefly. 1667.
Firefly parade.
Fireside. 1670.
Flag of our union forever.
1669.
19778.
Fleur des Alps. 262.
Flower festival. 1685.
Flying trapeze. 1689.
Follette. 19783.
Forest home march. 1694.
Forest oak. 1695.
Forest shade. 1698.
Forget me not. 275.
Forsaken. 276.
Fortune hunter. 21203.
Fra Diavolo. 1702.
Freedom’s flag. 16239.
Frolic of the gnomes. 294.
Funny moon. 21215, 24911 (105).
Gallus old goddess of Greece.
11295.
Galop. 4195.
Galop mystique.
Gavotte. 305.
Gavotte mélodieuse. 1733.
Genevieve de Brabant. 1737.
Gertrude. 1740.
Girl behind the man. 21230. _
Girls, girls, keep your figure.
19824.
Girls he left behind. 21235.
Glad to meet you. 316.
Gleaner’s schottische. 318.
Glide mazurka. 319.
Go ahead, propose. 25726.
Golden butterfly. 13479.
Golden rubies. 323.
Golden spray. 324, 1772.
Good bye Charlie. 327.
Good bye, John. 329.
Good bye, Molly darling. 330.
1721.
Good bye Yankee Doodle. 11320.
Good evening. 332.
Good luck. 333.
Good old days gone by. 4804.
Good old times. 336.
Graduation march. 1791.
Grand imperial march. 348, 1794.
Grand torchlight march. 344.
Granger’s march. 346.
Grenada march. 348.
Guard on the Rhine. 1805.
Hanna, Anna, Tanna. 1821.
Harvest moon waltz. 19883.
Here’s to the old folks at home.
4449.
Here’s to the rose. 1848.
Hettie Belle. 1849.
Hey there sis. 1850, 7182 (125).
Hide and seek. 1851.
High jinks. 21334, 23254.
High school march. 1853.
Highland fling. 1854.
Hit and miss. 3899.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Feist (L.)—Continued. Feist (L.)—Continued.
Home memories. 403.
Home, sweet home. 404, 1859.
Hopping birds. 408. -
Housekeeper. 23296.
Housekeeper’s reverie. 4481.
How can I leave thee. 410.
Hew can I say good-bye to you.
16397.
How'd you like to be my beau.
21348.
Hyacinth. 416,
I didn’t mean to make you cry.
1894,
I heard the bells on Christmas
day. 25917.
I just can’t wait. 11421.
I knew her when— 11422, 19437,
(44).
I love the dance. 482.
I’m a bringing up the family.
11434.
I’m always falling into something.
19949.
I’m awfully glad I’m Irish. 16450.
I’m crazy to be crazy over some
one. 19951.
I’m glad I’m Irish. 1901, 11440,
igi (57).
I’m going back to my old girl.
25936.
I’m looking for a dear old lady.
25948, 25944.
I’m looking for a little girl. 11447.
I may not be good looking. 1910.
I should have been born a boy.
11459.
If I could only have the things I
miss. 11480.
If I could only tell. 1939.
If you loved me. 4668.
Imperial schottisch. 460, 1960.
In a Hupmobile for two. 11492,
17742 (62).
In all my dreams I dream of you.
21436.
In praise of the jolly tar. 11508.
In the garden. 11512.
In the interest of science. 21454.
In the land of dreams. 4719.
Inspiration. 476.
Isola. 4777.
It’s a lonely world without you.
2008, 3119 (88).
Italian scene. 2010.
January. 21482.
Jennie’s favorite. 492.
Jessie polka. 2017.
Jolly brothers. 500.
Jolly girls. 501.
Jolly perfumers. 503.
Joly sisters, 2031.
Juliet waltzes. 507.
duly: 20502.
June. 21503.
1721
Just a friend of the family. 21507.
Just because I’m me. 11572.
Just drop in on mother and me.
2046.
Killarney. 1278.
King of the wide wide world.
21524.
Knights of Columbus. 525.
Ladies’ world reverie. 4955.
aidan 252i
Last rose of summer. 2101.
Ledue’s concert waltz. 535.
Leonora. 26191.
Let freedom ring. 2112.
Let Georgie do it. 8938, 12565
(40).
Letters, P. S. I love you. 20083.
Lift your glad voice. 11632.
Lilly of the valley. 2132.
Lingerie. 20097.
Lionel march. 2133.
Little brown jug. 552,
Little dancing, jumping jigger.
20098, 27717.
Little mischief. 20103.
Little sweetheart. 2148.
Liza. 2149.
Loretta entrance. 561.
Love waves. 26272.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 1560.
McCall’s magazine. 11700.
Mad cap. 575.
Magnolia schottische. 582.
Manzanillo. 5205.
March. 43845, 21645.
March of the gods. 11722, 17742
(70).
March of the gnomes. 2199.
May. 21665.
May song. 599.
Mazurka. 5257.
Mean thing. 9220.
Medley on popular airs. 603.
Mercedes waltz. 608.
Merry Christmas morn. 2245.
Merry sleigh ride. 610.
Merry strains. 2248,
Message of good will. 23794.
Midnight whisperings. 616.
Millie quickstep. 620.
Minuet. 628.
Minuet. 5328.
Minuetto. 624.
Miss Simplicity. 14317.
Moonlight on the river. 682.
Morning song. 687.
Mountain sprite. 2298.
Murmuring of spring. 11816.
My cavalier. 9362, 11822, 17742
(73), 20240.
My lady’s eyes. 5441.
My little Havana made. 20251,
27125.
My own botanical garden. 14428.
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Feist (L.)—Continued.
My wife. 5478.
Natilie waltz. 2331.
Nellie waltz. 674.
Nettie schottische.
No other girl but you.
675.
20282.
No you don’t. 684.
Nocturne. 43846.
Not me. 2348.
November. 21796.
Now all the bells are ringing.
11886.
Now that I’m here where am I go-
ing. 11887.
Nydia. 23862.
O beautiful lake. 694.
Ocean pearl. 704.
October. 21818.
Odd fellows. 23884.
Oh, Mister Jupiter. 14564.
Oh that funny rag. 23998.
Oh that kissing rag. 26048.
Oh we know. 11917.
Oh you moon. 2402.
Old oaken bucket. 2408.
Old Santa Claus. 26660.
On dress parade. 719.
On the lovely Rialto. 720.
On to the charge. 721.
One word from you. 5670.
Only a kiss. 20830.
Our country home. 2434.
Over the garden wall. 5717.
Paid in full. 2441.
Pandora march. 736, 2445, 21865.
Panquita. 737, 2447.
Paola nocturne. 740.
Paoletta. 21866.
Pearl of Savoy. 750, 20355.
Peeping through the blinds. T751.
Pensées sentimentales. 2464.
Peoples popular reverie. 26737.
Pepita. 752.
Petite bergére. 2469.
Picnie march. 20367.
Picnic polka. 758.
Pictorial review. 2482.
Piffle-dee. 20371.
Plantation dream. 24120.
Playful polka. 761.
Pluto. 2490.
Poet and peasant.
Polka. 5823.
Polonaise. 5829.
Pony ballet. 2494, 19437 (61).
764.
Princess of dreams. 12025.
Priseilla. 171380,
Prize winner. 778, 21915.
Pull down the blind. 790.
Punch and Judy. 791.
Queen of the flowers. 2522.
Rag-a-tag rag. 9817, 10887 (177).
Rag bag. 26827.
Red head rag. 5938, 7182 (168).
Red rose. 2541.
1722
Somebody else. 24415.
Feist (L.)—Continued.
Rest thee. 5959.
Reward of merit. 814.
Rhapsodie polka. 2561.
Ringing bells. 819.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep,
822.
Rolling billows. 2570.
Romance of love. 26908.
Romance sans paroles. 6006.
Roosevelt’s home coming march.
14886.
Rose leaf. 2589,
Rose song. 2590.
Roses. 825.
Rovers galop. 828.
Royal crown. 830.
Rubicon. 831.
Rubicon polka.
Rustic schottische.
Rusty-can-o rag.
(161).
St. Patrick’s day. 889.
San Francisco glide. 22006.
Sans facon. 26138.
School days frolics,
Schottische. 6119.
Scotch gavott. 26438. |
Secrets. 2650.
See us fly. 2652.
September. 220382.
Serenade. 6154, 24834,
Seven days waltzes. 20497, 27734.
Shout the glad tidings. 243861.
Silver cliff. 890.
Silver spray. 892.
Silvery moon. 17319.
Sister’s reverie. 2693.
Ski-da-me-rink-a-doo. 2698, 27735.
Skid - dy - mer - rink-adink-aboomp.
12189.
Skylark (A) 20509.
Smiling May. 12200.
Snow drop. 2708.
Social waltz. 2710.
Some other fellow’s writing out
the checks, 24413.
852.
833.
21987, 24911
850.
Somebody else has the key. 2721.
Song of the sea, 22099.
Song without words. 2737.
Sounds from Arkansas. 922.
Sparking stream. 928.
Speed the flow. 929.
Spendthrift (The) 20557.
Spring, lonely spring. 10248.
Star of love. 15154.
Story of a broken heart. 2769.
Style, style, style. 12268.
Sugar cane dance. 2778.
Summer nights. 947.
Summer picture. 12274,
Summer song. 17415. -
Sunbeam galop. 948. |
Sunshine and roses. 24512, 24513. |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—_Dec., 1910
Feist (L.)—Continued. Feist (L.)—Continued.
Sunshine on the lea. 951, 2780.
Swinging with someone. 20592,
27738.
Take me up to the North Pole.
2806.
Take me with you Cutey. 22159,
24911 (171).
Take me with you into Loveland.
22160.
Taking my ease. 2811.
Talkative waitress. 28138, 19487
ri je
Ten little Injuns. 984.
Ten thousand miles away. 985.
Thankfullness. 24582.
Thanksgiving anthem. 20610,
24584.
That dreamy Italian waltz. 22184,
Paott (173).
Tae, Talian rag. 3119 (85),
10395, 15262-15264.
That'll look nice in the bungalow.
10398.
That possum rag. 22187, 24911
(174).
That’s New York brogue. 20617.
Theme and variations. 2837.
Thine eyes so blue and tender.
22204.
Think it over Mary. 24604, 24911
(180).
Think of me. 2852.
Three million dollars. 22208, 24617.
Tinkling bell. 2872.
Token of love. 2888.
To morrow. 2468S.
Tommy Dodd. 1015.
Tottie, the queen of the footlights.
20647.
Travel, travel little star. 6719,
Orser CLIT).
Tuck me in a taxi-cab. 12871.
Twilight ripples. 2906.
Twittering birds waltz. 1027.
Two-step. 6764.
Undine. 2916.
Up in a balloon. 1035.
Valse. 544.
Vampire love song. 6817.
Victor dance folio. 27405.
Violet. 1048.
Violetta. 1049.
Visions of love. 2968.
Waltz. 43847.
Washington. 27446.
Way down in cotton town. 2999,
8119 (92), 20725.
We'll build a bungalow. 22809,
24911 (186).
We're a band of bold conspirators.
22312, 27744.
Wearing of the green. 1072.
Weber’s cradle song. 38005.
Wedding bells. 1073, 12448.
1723
68294—10——_19
When love is there. 12458, 20740.
When Nellie sang the mad scene
from Lucia. 3025. |
When the autumn leaves are fall-
ing. 3029.
When the bloom is on the bottle.
15555, 17742 (95).
When the swallows homeward
fly. 1100.
White rose. 3049.
Who can tell what love is. 22370,
24911 (190).
Why. 1110.
Will you then think of me
22389.
World in which I’m king. 3086.
Worship Christ, the new born
king. 27559.
Yellow rose. 3092.
Yorke (The) 3096.
Your heart is the home of love.
20802.
You’re gwine to get someriines
17735, 17742 (99).
You’ve got to fool the public.
3110.
Yump, yump, yump. 22431.
Teldman (B.) & co.:
All in a day. 17762.
Baby face. 20887.
Belle of Cotton Town. 19531.
By the sea. 25220.
Can’t you hear the bagpipes call-
ings: 137k:
Cock-a-doodle-doo in the morning.
21013.
Come by the drum in the big brass
band. 1469.
Dear little girl in the goal. 3889.
Do they all go to see the sea.
22896.
Donovan. 22902.
Don’t tell the wife. 22909.
D-o-u with a g-h spells dough.
1567.
Every time the clock goes tick
tock. 4038.
Hv’ry girl loves a military man.
8085.
Ev'ry where I go I'll leave my
heart with you. 18105.
Fetch John Willie. 8125.
Give me a piggy back. 18182.
Glow worm, light your liantern.
4255.
Green, green ribbon. 43842.
Hail, King George. 19869.
Have you met a girl named Mary.
4394.
He left his little chupauthemun.
182386.
He's a happy little Jap Jack-Tar.
2o22o.
I'd rather be by the fireside. 8545.
INDEX
Feldman (B.) & co.—Continued.
I’d rather be where the girls are.
23326.
I’m in love wi’ the London girls.
25940.
I’m taking my father’s tea. 18328.
I put on my coat and went home.
8616.
I’ve got plenty of books to read.
18334.
I’ve just had a couple of ices.
4616
I want to come home to Killarney. |
18340.
I was standing at the corner of |
the street. 25965.
I wish I were you tonight. 18345.
If you’ve come around to marry
me. 4671.
In the army. 18893.
In the sago plantations of Borneo. -
20014.
In the sunny Engadine. 26025.
Ireland, the land of the shamrock.
20025.
It’s a grand old world to live in.
2002
It’s just like being at home.
18420.
It’s the Alpine dress you’re wear-
ing. 2008.
John Bull’s daughters. 18436.
Just like the dear old swing. 2047.
Keep the fire in, Marie. 18459.
Lady moon, goodnight. 4957.
Lead me to the girls. 20074.
Lets have a free trade among the
girls. 23588.
Let’s have a little bit of sunshine.
18503.
Let’s wait and see the pictures,
20081.
Little Miss Importance. 23630.
*Liza had hold of my hand. 26235.
Maggie Ryan from Dublin town.
26311.
Marie Louise. 186138.
Mirror of your eyes. 18655.
Oh boys I have seen you there.
18782.
On the day you sang, Come back
to Erin. 24027.
One cloud can hide the sunshine.
18804.
Playing the game in the west.
9712.
Ruth, you know that’s not the
truth. 21988.
Since I’ve had a go with my dumb-
bells. 10134.
Sing, sing, sing. 27055.
Take me back to Yorkshire.
24544.
Take me there. 19178.
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 5
Feldman (B.) & co.—Continued. .
Tell me why you do not love me.
24574.
There’s a label on my heart.
27286.
They can’t find Kelly. 19207.
Though years go rolling by.
22M
Togo. 19238.
U-li-i-a-tee. 20669.
My little chocolate soldier boy.
26491.
We can’t go
19331.
We're miles away from home.
19336.
When my ship comes home again.
Peale
When the school bell is ringing.
19370.
Where, Oh where, is my Deutcher
boy. 7006.
Who knows? who cares? 22371.
Won’t there ever be any wedding
bells for me. 10809.
Wooden wedding. 19401.
You were coming thro’ the corn,
Molly dear. 19423.
Your father and mother are Irish.
into the parlour.
19425.
Feldman (G. W.) Home again in
Franklin. 19910.
Feldmann (C. W.) Gruss aus Vene-
dig. 25778.
Feldow-Bechly (H.):
Am britinnele. 12619.
Es war ein wald voll tannen.
13255.
Juchhe. 13915.
Kirchglocken. 518.
Rosmarin und salbeiblétter. 14899.
Teufel, dann muss ich wandern.
= A b25G6.
Fellippucci (E.) Mennet blane. 2242.
Fellheimer & Edwards music co.:
Kissing via wireless. 23539.
On the river Nile. 20324.
Feltenstein-Weiss. Come to me now.
oteads
Femina. 25053.
Fenara (L.) Little Donald. 238622.
Feniger (J.) Rah! Rah! Rah! R-e-
S-e-r-y-e. 5918.
Fenna (G. T.)
days. 6546.
Fennell (EH.)
15584.
Fennell (G. H.): .
Don’t forget to wait dear. 19704.
When Heine he plays on the slide
trombone. 24796.
Fenoglio (J.) Echoes from sunny
Sicily. 3969. | ef
Fenstad (EH. A.) Opie march and two-
step. 18810.
Sweetheart of other
When memory turns.
1724
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Fenton (W. H.):
Cry of the homeless. 17982.
O He’s my friend. 18770.
Old, old story. 14584.
Pass the kindness right along.
18846.
Ferber (R.):
Barearolle. 12751.
Echoes of the past.
Fidelity. 181381.
Forget-me-not. 138374.
Forgiven. 18377.
In the lead. 18818.
Sweet souvenir. 12291.
Yodler (The) 15666.
Ferguson (A. L.) Reno. 17166.
Ferguson (C. E.) Could you only
know. 13006.
Ferguson (M. L.):
His love is my joy. 19903.
I have a friend. 19984.
Fern (L.) I want the pole. 8623.
Ferrari (E. W.):
Nein, so lass ich dich nicht gehen.
5507.
Susannens geheimnis.
Ferrari (G.):
Cobzar (Le)
Dame Durden.
Demain, dés l’aube.
Floraison. 11254.
Miroir (Le) 14310.
Premiers mots d’amour.
To the betrothed. 27327.
Ye auld man. 27565.
Ferrario (C.):
Gavotte. 134387.
Minuetto. 14808.
Ferraris (P.) Valsemurmurée. 27389.
Ferraro (H.) I wonder if you care.
23090.
Ferraro & Ruff. I wonder if you care.
23390.
Ferrata (G.):
Erin. 22965.
Meteora, 23797.
On music. 24025.
Petite fieur. 20360.
Refrain. 24190.
Romance sans paroles. 20437.
Valse de concert. 20682.
Victor or vanquished. 24781.
When the balaika. 24806. ‘
When the clover blooms again.
24809.
Ferrell (G.)
16063.
Ferri (J.) I’m longing for another
sight of old Broadway. 19956.
Ferrier (F. E.) Not for gold, but for
ou. 23949.
Ferry (C. T.):
Because of you.
To you. 2880.
16128.
6515, 15201.
12951.
25403.
11154.
12023.
Dearie, do you love me.
25093.
Rerry (. H.) (ols nice tio seers
father nurse the baby. 4786.
Féte de Cassandre. 4089.
Fethers (Mrs. O. H.) Star-of Wis-
consin. 6455.
Fetras (0O.):
Gavotte-walzer.
Im 7*** himmel.
4212.
4679.
Sommernacht am Rhein. 63869.
Feuchtinger (J.):
Auftrittslied der Resel. 12697.
Burleskes marsch quartett. 12859.
Du lieber Herrgott oben. 138190.
Hiskrystalle. 18074.
Gavotte. 13427.
Gléckchen-polka. 4252.
Himmlische mirchen. 18261.
Ich bin die Montebelli. 13763.
Liebeskonkurrenz. 14057.
Liebeskonkurrenz-marsch. 18512,
PST
Liebeslied. 14063.
Maja. 11718.
Marionetten-liebe. 14224.
Musikantenmiidel. 14378, 18696,
21739.
Rodel marsch. 18962.
Rodelzigeuner (Der). 20431,
21960.
Siisses walzerlied. 15171.
Walzer. 18883.
Walzer-kouplet. 15482.
Was mir so g’fallen hat in Wien.
15486-15489, 22308.
Wiener lied. 15604.
Feuersnot. 22138.
Février (H.):
Cligne-musette.
Légende. 4990.
Soir. 24405.
Valse. 16199.
Fewson (W.) M-o-n-e-y spells trou-
ble. 20217.
Fiala (EH. J.) American hearts. 10927.
Fibich (Z.):
Nalady, dojmy upominky. 238908.
Poém. 1668.
Fiby (H.) Deutsch miunnersang.
16071.
Fidélaine.
Fidele bauer.
22784.
18129.
18611, 23241.
Fiedler (F.) Spielmann ist da. 6430.
Fiedler (G. W.) Our King. 24066.
Field (A. L.):
Alexander. 20829.
Mediation. 21669.
Vesper hymn. 22269. k
Field (Mrs. E. M.) Drifting. 18186.
Wield (F. H.): f
Dear old Louisiana. 11148.
God’s warning—touch not, taste
not. 25739.
Field (H. E.) Drifting. 18186.
Field (J.) Nocturne favori. 5537.
1725
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Hield: ihe Fillmore (J. H.)—Continued.
Benedictus. 10996. Heavenly chorus. 4423.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis. I’ve wondered oft. 18835.
11710. In Santa’s book. 26016.
Office of the Holy Communion. Lift up your heads, O ye gates.
20311. 116380.
Psalter music. 9795. Our risen Lord. 9682.
Prelude in C sharp minor. 12419. Ring bells. 26885.
Te Deum laudamus. 12307. Summer joys. 15179.
Field-Fisher (E.) In memory’s gar- What the bells say. 27474.
den. 23435. Fillmore bros. ¢o.:
Fieldhouse (A.): Angel chorus, 25002.
Busy bee. 20965. Around the throne. 7314.
Camellia. 25281. Awake, my love. 12715.
Echo of the fountain. 25520. Bethlehem. 72.
Home longing. 25861. Blessed are the dead. 12814.
Meditation. 21670. Blessed be the God. 7482.
Morceau. 21711. Blessed invitation. 17858.
Queen (The) bee. 26817. Blessed is the man. 19545,
Under the mistle-toe. 22240. Bohemian girl. 12735.
Fields (M. W.) Smiling eyes. 17340. Brotherlbood march, 25200, 25201.
Fielitz (A. von) ‘Three songs from Bumble bee and tumble bug.
Eliland. 19774. 25206.
Fielitz (W. E. von) Vier lieder. By an Indian camp fire. 17886.
8128. By right of sword. 12865.
Filby (W. C.) Calm in sorrow. 12885. Calm on the listening ear. 3575. |
Filippucci (E.): Children’s Easter joys. 7661. |
Créole (La) 11117, 21044. Chippers-in with Santa Claus.
Marche printaniére. 21650, 26334. 25291.
Page d’amour. 11965, 21868. Christ is born. 253038.
Patrouille hongroiso. 11978. Christ is risen. T7676.
Pizzicato-valse. 11998, 21897. Christmas, 25306.
Filke (M.): Christmas bells. 253808.
Missa in FE dur. 1664. Christmas gladness. 187.
Missa in G dur. 5387. City child. 17947.
Fillmore (C. H.) Birmingham is a Columbian (The) 12957, 17954.
grand old town. 7471. Come, Thou fount of every bless- |
Fillmore (C. M.): ing. 15985.
God will send the sunshine. 25733. Come ye thankful people. 253857.
Good old gospel story. 25755. Coronation, T7772.
Little sowers. 26228. Did you ever hear the story. 1539.
My good old mother’s religion. Ding, dong, bell. 18118.
9380. Dolls of Christmas day. 25470.
Sower and the seed. 27126. Farewell to camp. 25604.
We shall know as we are known. Faust. 18309.
27456. Favorite (The) 21176.
Fillmore (F. A.) : Fillmore national, 16204.
Glory to Jesus. 8288. Fire fly. 18135.
How manifold are Thy works. Flow of soul. 18140.
8504. Flowers of the wildwood. 8155.
Jesus stands on. the shore. 8783. For love of you. 138370.
Messiah of the nations. 9270. For the Man of Galilee. 21198.
Precious is the promise. 9766. Fraternity march. 18152, 23056.
Fillmore (H.): German student’s marching song.
Joy to the world. 4857. 181738.
O Santa please come down my Gloria. 16276.
chimney. 26609. Glory to God. 25722.
Fillmore (J. H.): God be merciful unto us. 4267.
Children’s Easter joys. 7661. God will send the sunshine. 25733.
Choice anthems. 25292. Good old gospel story. 25755.
Christ is risen. T7676. Greater Fairmont. 8346.
Christmas gladness. 1387. Hague conference. 360..
Dolls of Christmas day. 25470. Hallelujah! sing to Jesus. 23196.
For the Man of Galilee. 21198. Hark, what music fills the sky.
Glory to God. 25722. 4383.
1726
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Fillmore bros. co.—Continued.
Have you seen our Santa, 25812.
He shall feed His flock. 138598.
Heavenly chorus. 4428.
Heavens declare His glory. 16365.
How amiable are Thy ‘Taber-
nacles. 21347.
How manifold are Thy works.
8504.
Hush my dear, sing lullaby.
13667.
Husking bee. 415.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
18310.
I’ve wondered oft. 18335.
If we walk in the light. 11488.
If ye love Me. 19990.
In Santa’s book. 26016.
It is a good thing. 23466.
Jesus died for you and me. 21489.
Joy of the world. 4857.
Language of the soul. 21536.
Lead us O Father. 14017.
Let us sing unto the Lord. 18508.
Liberty bell. 14053.
Lift up your heads, O ye gates.
11630.
Little sowers. 26228.
Lord is my Shepherd. 18556.
Lord my Shepherd is. 14116.
Love divine. 9053.
Love’s barcarolle.
March endeavor.
Marching as to war.
Martha. 23740.
Mighty Nimrod. 5316.
Moose march. 16857.
Mother Goose’s children. 18686.
My good old mother’s religion.
9380.
Neber yo’ min’, ma honey.
Night-cap song. 18754.
Ninety and nine. 18755.
North pole. 9490.
O clap your hands. 2366.
O come, let us sing. 5572, 20299.
O God Thou art my God. 21808.
O Lord, how excellent. 11894.
O Santa please come down my
chimney. 26609.
Old Trinity march. 24020.
18577.
5207.
14215.
2385.
One sweetly solemn _ thought.
18807.
Our risen Lord. 9632.
Pasquita. 26718.
Plantation lullabye. 18879.
Praise and thanksgiving. 26779.
Praise ye the Lord. 17122.
Prince imperial. 24162.
Rejoice in the Lord. 21946.
Ring bells. 26885.
Risen. 9903.
_ Rock of ages. 18959.
Sailor’s pride. 26947.
Fillmore bros. co.—Continued.
Santa Claus and his friends.
26957.
Saviour divine. 26964.
Sing praises. 10140.
Soft starlight shining. 27084.
Song of the baseball fan. 27099.
Sower and the seed. 27126.
Starlight serenade. 6457:
Starry waves. 15157.
Summer joys. 15179.
Sunflower state. 24505.
Sweet Isabelle. 10325.
Tenting on the old camp ground,
17467.
There’s a song in the air.
Three jolly sailors. 19221.
Three merry (k)nights. 6664.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord.
19226.
To you is born a Saviour.
Tokio merchants. 19241.
Trovatore (11) 17590.
Twilight romance. 10511.
Two Johns. 27364.
Uncle Jasper. 24685.
Unto Thee I lift mine eyes.
Vesper anthem. 6839.
Voluntary. 15460.
Wake the song. 10637.
We shall know as we are known.
27456.
We sing the
19338.
What the bells say. 27474.
Yankee snap. 10831, 10832.
Filmer (V.) Protea. 18909.
Finch (C. A.) Buccaneer (The) 35386.
Finch (W. B.):
Dreamland of Seattle. 7947.
Dreamy dreamland. 25504.
Lion hunter’s march. 8994.
27288.
27330.
24691.
great salvation.
Oh! girls if I were only rich.
26636.
Winche (A.):
Hydelwyll. 8092.
French rhapsody. 19798.
Finek (HL. J.):
Green hills of Oregon. 4848.
I am going back to Walla Walla
valley. 85384.
Pinels: (rts }r:
In the shadows. 24911 (180).
Polar bear’s picnic. 5821.
Finden (A. C.) Won’t you play with
me. 1188.
Fingerboard scale for the _ violin.
25628.
Fink (A. L.)' Reno waltz. 17165.
Fink (F.) Novellette. 1383829.
Binks (Ho).
Cindy come be my bride. 25821.
In the shadows. 16517.
Fink | (W.) : 3
Lord is gracious. 21590.
1727
INDEX
Fink (W.)—Continued.
Madrilena (La) 16786.
Plaisanteries de hussards.
Finkelstone (G. N.)
girlie mine. 25967.
Finley (B.) Nora-Athlone. 26568.
Finnegan (J. J.)) Keep a warm spot
in your heart for me. 4898.
Finzel (G. H.) Big Chief Penobscot.
3436.
Hioceo (J. Eis):
Allegro. 8181.
Allemande. 7237, 208385.
Anglaise (L’) 7286.
Arioso. 73808, 20865.
Frigante (La) 8195.
Légére (La) 8924, 21545.
Menuetto. 9259, 21686.
Sentier couvert. 27002.
Fiore (C.) Mamma toia ’adda safe’.
18599, 26821.
Fiorillo (F.)i:
9706.
I will miss you
Thirty-six caprices or _ etudes.
19776.
386 capricen. 1666.
Fiqué (C.):
Album leaf. 10911.
Dance caprice. 11128.
Firbas (R.) Charaktersttick. 3645.
Firm foundation pub. co.:
Come to Jesus. 11102.
Over on the other side.
Zion melodies. 12559.
11962.
Fischer (—) Down in the deep cel-
lar. 26103:
Fischer (A.):
Barearolle. 7400.
Romance. 21963.
Hischer (A. C.):
Can the Lord depend on you.
22699.
For I have been redeemed. 11263.
Fischer (A. E.):
Aufschwung. 17802.
Grosses recitativ. 21290.
Konzert. 20887.
Mephisto. 21688.
Nun spross, du holder fruhling,
auf. 9496.
Rhapsodie hongroise. 18948.
Romance sans paroles. 18966.
Russische fantasie. 18998.
Serenade. 2124.
Walzer-rondo. 22298.
24 etuden. 238715.
Fischer (B.) Spielmann ist da. 64380.
Fischer (B. E.):
If wishes were horses. 4660.
Last waltz. 4974.
Fischer (C.):
A la gavotte. 22443.
A la mazurka. 7183.
Adjutant Herron. 10899.
Adoration 10900, 12581.
Aerial navigator. 10901.
1728
pt. II, 0. S., v. 5
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Aeroplane (The) 1178, 22463.
Afifi march. 10902, 12585, 19437
(25), 19447.
African (The) 400, 1177.
Aida. 2940, 15424, 22262.
Air religieuse. 10887 (89), 1180.
Alerte (L’) 38168, 20828.
All star. 15728. :
All through the night. 17768.
Alleluia des oiseaux. 22485.
Alpine bells. 22490.
American rhapsody. 24979.
American spirit. 12625.
An eine verlorene. 24991.
Andante cantabile. 19261.
Andante from Fantasie im-
promptu. 179385.
Andante from Sinfonia. 19885.
Andante religioso. 1215.
Andulko safaiova. 20852.
Angel’s dream. 7282.
Angelus. 38236, 15755.
Anniversary march. 10945, 10946.
April day. 15762.
Arabella. 3256.
Aragonaise. 5242.
Arcade girl. 19488, 20862, 24911
(82a).
Arctie light. 10951.
Aria. 12662.
Aristolat. 3265.
Artist’s dream. 15768.
At home. 3284. ;
At the fountain. 7330.
Auld Scotia. 17805.
Aurora. 17806.
Austria. 1261.
Austrian defile march. 22547.
Ave Maria. 11741.
Ave verum corpus.
Bacio (11). 15802.
Bad’ner mad’ lu. 158038.
Ballade. 26155.
Ballet dancer. 10982.
Ballet music from Faust. 13501.
Banks of Allen Water. 17826.
Bantangas adios. 22568.
Barber of Seville. 21979.
Barearole. 7400, 10490, 14549, jf
23983, 23984, 26984.
Battle commander. 22579.
Bed of violets. 19527.
Bee (The). 19528. ;
Beethoven’s farewell to the piano.
3589).
Bella gigugin. 7436.
Beneath thy window. 1800.
Berceuse. 1302, 8299, 8349, 10997, If
12784, 15837, 15839, 17845, 17847, ff
20918, 20919.
Bitter-sweets. 12807. -
Blind man’s buff. 15857.
Blow, blow thou winter wind.
17861.
11813.
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
rey seer cE a ES a 2 eB RAND RIE MN se MOTE hc eae
Fischer (C.)—Continued. Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Blushing bride. 15863, 17868. Daisies. 21052.
Boat song. 25169. Dance of the bride’s esquires.
Bohemiana. 3480. 16033. 7
Bohemian girl. 1271, 20896. Dance of the elves. 11131. .
Bridal song. 17875, 19571. Dance of the gnomes. 11133.
Brook (The). 20958. Dance of the rose maidens. 11135,
Brooklet in the woods. 1855, 75384. 17991.
Brown’s autograph polka. 11030, Dance suite. 21057.
12852. Dancing lesson. 16036.
Buneh of golden-rod. 19574. Danse caprice. 23175.
Bundeslied. 12857. Danse des sylphes. 12788, 15841.
Butterfly. 20966. Danse Mignonne. 7839.
Cadix. 1365, 7563. Daughter of the regiment. 1557,
Canto religioso. 7584. 21090.
Canzonetta. 2636, 7589, 17536, De Beriot’s 6th air varié. 7866.
18198. Dearest and best. 11151.
Caprice excentrique. 17899. | Dedication. 19021.
Capricietto. 22011. Dedication and benediction. 14287,
Carmen. 1324, 12808, 20982. 23801.
Carmena. 1384. Dein. 25441.
Carmencita (La). 7600. Dein lied. 25443.
Carneval procession. 11051. Dernier amour. 22884.
‘ Carnival of Venice. 11052. Des pays lointains. 16069.
Castanet song. 22719. Deutsche lied. 13106.
Cavalleria rusticana. 2211. Deux inséparables. 3868.
Celebrated chorals. 1390. : Deuxieme petite fantaisie hon-
Celebrated minuet. 1393. groise. 15387.
Celebrated quartette from Rigo- Dollar princess. 7906, 13131.
letto. 17586. Dolly’s lullaby. 16091.
Celeste Aida. 2942. Don Juan. 28862.
Chacone. 7616. Dream (A) 22918.
Chaconne. 1267. Dream hour. 18044.
Champagne spirits. 1405. Dream of a bride. 3922.
Chanson @’ amour. 17913. Dream of paradise. 1574.
Chanson de Florian. 18199. Dreams on the Bosphorus. 1584.
Chanson joyeuse. 1411. Drink to me only with thine eyes.
Chanson populaire. 1412, 11064. 18054.
Chant d’automne. 10492. Du stisse, stisse. 7960.
Chant de l’alouette. 10493. } Dying poet. 11198.
Charge of the hussars. 20990. Ecstasy. 22952. ;
Chasse (La) 10494. Hinzug der giste auf Wartburg.
Chatterbox (The) 25278. 7612.
Chimes of love. 19616. Ekko fra norden. 3982.
Circus galop. 17946. Elégie. 1608, 8012, 11205.
Ciribiribin. 1455. Elfentanz. 197380.
Clubman (The) 1460. Elfin dance. 1611. '
Coeur d’Aléne. 15970, 21014. Emperor’s parole. 21182.
Colinette. 22786. Erotic. 19854.
Colt’s armory. 22793.
Concerto. 15447, 18748, 24072.
Consolation. 9245.
Contentment. 16000.
Contes d’Hoffmann. 26626.
Coriolan. 22594.
Espérance. 16152.
Estrella. 1629.
Eugéne Onéguine. 10497.
Evelyn. 1685.
Evening bells. 1686.
Evening mood. 16159.
Cossack revels. 11114. Evening repose, 1637. ba
Could I? 17974. Evening song. 26388, 16161.
Cradle song. 17976.* Ewiger Mai. 25584. ae
Crescendo. 2096. Extase d’amour. i 8091, 11226,
Cupid and butterfly. 16020, 22884. 16169, 18106, 21159. _
Czardes. 16029. Fairy of the roses, 1649.
Daily exercises for violinists. Fantaisie brillante. 19845.
19667. Fantaisie L’Amerique. 11233,
Daily studies for embouchure. Fantasia from garden scene, 17838,
3803, 7816. Farewell. 1654.
| | 1729
INDEX
pt. 11,7, S405
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Farewell to the Alm. 1656.
Farewell to the Alpine sweetheart.
1657.
Faschingsschwank. 19028.
Faust. 1784, 21277.
Fidelity. 16200, 18130.
Fifth nocturno. 4092.
Figaro’s wedding. 5391.
Fighting army. 133238.
Fileuse (La) 2581.
Fingerboard scale for the violin.
256238.
Firebrand. 4095.
First violet. 16208.
First waltz. 21186.
Five sonatinas. 25457.
Flatterer (The) 11057.
Fleur et fleurette. 16211.
Fleurie (La) 138349.
Flower frolic. 18141.
Flower song. 1785.
Flower’s reverie. 1688.
Flying Dutchman, 20714.
Folia (La) 8162.
Forest idyl. 21202.
Four humoresques. 23176.
Frenella. 1705.
Frihlings-reigen. 23070.
Funiculi-funicula. 8218, 13417.
Garden melody. 14957.
Gavotte. 138485, 1384386,
16248.
Gavotte and musette. 16253.
Gavotte scintillante. 8239.
Geist des wojewoden. 23089.
Ghosts. 25697.
Gipsy (The) 11305.
Gitana. 1759.
Give me Jesus. 16272.
Golden jubilee. 16293, 23135.
Golden trumpets sacred brass
quartet album. 1773.
Good-bye. 1777.
Good-bye sweetheart
16300.
Goody Two Shoes. 19843, 21271.
Gracieuse (La) 25762.
Great conquest. 11332, 19S50.
Guard mount. 18221.
Hands across the sea. 13559.
Harlequin (The) 11354.
Heart bowed down. 1272, 22566.
Hearts and flowers. 1836.
Heart’s wishes. 16364.
Hejre Kati. 1844.
Hello Bill. 1845.
Her bright smile haunts me still.
44338.
Hobgoblin dance. 11395.
Holland country dance. 25858.
Home, sweet home. 23280.
Hungarian rhapsody. 2134, 23618.
Hunting song. 16409.
I love thee. 18218.
14813,
good-bye.
1730
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
If tears were pearls. 16482.
In a garden of melody. 1961.
In Holland. 16504.
In picture land. 23437.
In the canoe. 23489.
In the garden of roses. 23444.
Intermezzo. 9207.
Intermezzo escherzando. 26034.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 9170, 11743.
Invincible empire. 1991.
Iron king. 4770.
Irrésistible. 23463.
Ivanhoe. 2012.
Je t’ adore. 26086.
Jeanne Maillotte. 20037.
Jennie kissed me. 16552.
Jota Navarra. 8790.
Joys of May. 4860.
Kaiser overture. 2050.
Khaki and blue. 21521.
King iion. 16598, 18470.
Kirchhofgang. 26145.
Kol nidree’. 8874, 23554.
Kuiawiak. 18482, 26160.
Laendler. 2095, 16623.
Larghetto. 14008.
Largo. 1812, 11847, 21295:
Lass with the delicate air. 18488.
Last dream of the Virgin. 2212.
Last hope. 11605.
Last rose of summer. 2100.
Lenz und liebe. 18499.
Lettre d’adieu. 16645.
Lilies of the valley. 20096.
Little chatterbox. 9001.
Little coquette. 16663.
Little rogue. 11647.
Little songs and dances. 16669.
Little Tyrolean. 16670.
Loch Lomond. 18545.
Lohengrin. 2977. .
Lonely am I no longer. 23648.
Loreley. 23653.
Loure. 15799.
Love in autumn. 16694.
Love-song. 2166.
Love’s answer. 11681.
Love’s enchantment. 2171, 9075.
Love’s serenade. 11686.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 1558,
21091.
Lullaby. 11692.
Lure of the night. 11695, 14170.
Lurline. 20138.
Magie song. 18596.
Maiden’s dream. 2188.
Maiden’s prayer. 2189.
Maids of Cadiz. 20151.
Manzanillo. 9187.
March in F. 9976, 21986.
March of the Teddy bears. 14209.
Marche. 7419.
Marche alla Turka. 20229.
Marche Indienne. 9150.
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Marcia fantastica. 20161.
Maria, Mari. 2205.
Marion (The) 2206.
Maritana. 21655.
Martha. 21190.
May flowers. 16780.
Mazourka hollandaise. 26365.
Mazurka. 16784.
Mazurka pensierosa. 9216.
Meditation. 16794.
Meernacht. 263738.
Mélodie. 1182, 2214, 8289, 10912,
24270, 263881.
Memories of home. 5282.
Memories of the South. 16803.
Men of Harlech. 216838.
Menuet. 9253, 16809.
Menuet and trio. 143874.
Menuetto. 12138.
Merry conversation. 23790.
Merry mood. 16820.
Metodo per lo studio del piano
forte. 9272.
Midshipman. 14293.
Midsummernight’s dream. 2241.
Mignon. 2256.
Mignonne valse. 23810.
Mikado (The) 2257, 21697.
Military march. 17268.
Mill clack. 14800.
Millions d’Arlequin. 2259.
Miner’s dream. 2264.
Miserere. 6830.
Miss Liberty. 26417.
Modern concert master. 5350.
Moment joyeux. 18668.
Morning ride. 9328.
Moto perpetuo. 23859.
Mouche (La) @or. 23861.
Mountain maiden’s dream. 2297.
Murmuring brook. 16874.
Muttering Fritz. 16876, 18699.
My Alpine sweetheart. 2304.
My first waltz. 143898.
My heart at thy sweet voice. 2606.
My love’s an arbutus. 18715.
My old Kentucky home. 2317.
My own little girl. 16908.
My sweet repose. 16659.
Myosotis. 16922.
Nabucco. 2944.
Nancy Lee. 2329.
Naughty nymphs. 16929, 20266.
Neapolitan serenade. 23917.
New creation band book. 2338.
New Vienna. 18752.
Nocturne. 14962, 17938.
Nocturne in G minor. 11600.
Noél. 10498.
Non é ver. 5541.
Norwegian folk-dance. 16955.
Novellette. 26577.
Nun pfeif’? ich noch ein zweites
Stiick. 26582.
1731
Nymphe bocagére. 2364.
O belle nuit. 9542, 11908, 21819,
23986.
O think of me. 16991.
Obstination. 18780.
Ocean bells. 16995.
Ob blessed Virgin. 19315.
Oh night of June. 21825.
On parade. 17025.
On the alert. 11934. -
On the frontier. 9598, 24028.
On the hike. 18800.
Ondine. 14906.
Operatic bouquet. 2428.
Operatic masterpieces. 20340.
Opie march and twostep. 18810..
Oriental roses. 2431, 18818.
Otello. 17587.
Paloma (La) 2448.
Pamplone. 14657.
Parade militaire. 2215.
Paragraphs-ringelreihn. 11969.
Pas des fleurs. 1538.
Passion flower. 21877.
Pastorale. 20351.
Pekoe dance. 11988.
Pendant la mazurka. 2468.
Pensée d’amour. 9676, 11987,
24086.
Pensée intime. 5762.
Pepita (La) 20357, 24090, 267388.
Petit boléro. 20359.
Petite conte. 2470, 11991.
Petite gavotte. 2472, 11992.
Philopena. 2478.
Pierouettes. 18874, 20868.
Pilgrim chorus. 17618.
Pilgrim song. 21892.
Pilgrim’s chorus. 2978.
Pilgrim’s dream. 2483.
Pine toter tales. 24118.
Plantation echoes. 9708.
Playing soldiers. 17105.
Poet and peasant. 22146.
Polka. 9719.
Polka brillante. 17114.
Polly Willis. 12011.
Polonaise. 9723, 153800.
Polskie kwiaty. 5834, 12013.
Prelude. 9208, 14963.
Préludes (Les) 116389, 23620.
Pretty Polly Oliver. 18901.
Rakéezy. 5923, 19537.
Remember me. 2549.
Resolve. 12060.
Reverie. 9878, 12065, 22135.
Revery. 17176.
Réves (Les) 1826.
Richelieu mareh. 24209.
Rigoletto. 2945.
Rippling brook. 9901.
Rippling waves. 17182.
Robbin’s wedding. 18958.
Robespierre. 9911.
INDEX
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
2568.
Romance. 2572, 2573, 2640, 9926,
12077, 12079, 17196, 186938, 18963,
219638, 24259, 26904, 26951.
Romanesca (La) 14878.
Romani (Les) 12082.
Romanza. 21969.
Romeo et Juliette. 23155.
Ronde d’amour. 20440.
Rose-bush. 20445.
Rosebud’s longing. 2593.
Rosen. 26928.
Roses. 9963.
Roses de Bohéme. 18983.
Rozsika. 2597, 14903.
Rye waltzes. 21990.
Salut 4 Pesth. 22000.
Salut d’amour. 10000.
Salute to Erin. 10001.
Sambo’s holiday. 12104.
Santa Lucia. 2615, 10008.
Sarabande and tambourin. 17249
Satanella. 2617.
Searf dance. 11061.
Scene de ballet. 10029.
Scéne elégiaque. 2620.
Scene from Nibelungen ring.
17611.
Scénes alsaciennes. 11750, 14286.
Scherzino. 17254.
Scherzo valse. 143863.
Sea pictures. 10061.
Second gavotte. 2648.
Secret (Le) 2649, 19032.
Secret love. 10068.
Sehnsucht nach der heide. 26997.
Serenade. 11826, 19846, 20492,
22034, 24833, 24335, 24836, 27006.
Sérénade badine. 19041.
Sérénade-caprice. 19042.
Sérénade d’amour. 20494.
Sevilla. 20498.
Shepherd and shepherdess. 1768.
Sicilienne. 22057.
Siegmund’s love song. 19816,
22290.
Sieste. 12179.
Silent grief. 2683.
Silently blending. 21729.
Silhouettes. 889, 12181.
Silver flute. 24871.
Silver nymph. 2688.
Silver threads among the gold.
6265.
Six octave studies. 18830.
Six shadow pictures. 3064,
Sleep, baby sleep. 17331.
Sleep song. 173834.
Slumber song. 10054, 12148.
Slumber sweetly. 17837.
Social life. 15075, 20522, 24401.
Soir (Le) 6384.
Solvejg’s song. 1802, 19860.
1732
“Sweet violet. 2799.
*Tarantelle. 17458.
pt. 10, WS. ¥. 5
Fischer (£.)—Continued.
Sonata. 1816, 18985, 18986.
Sonatina. 10199, 14007, 163821,
17383.
Song of spring. 19092.
Song of the sea. 20543.
Song to the evening star. 17614.
Songs my mother taught me.
19101.
Sonnambula (La) 20918.
Sonnet allégre. 12222.
Sons du soir. 6402.
Sons of the brave. 24444. “y
Sous le soleil. 12227,
Souvenir. 27122.
Souvenir de San Sebastian. 6417.
Souvenir melody. 15128.
Spanish dance. 11804, 18683-
18685.
Sparkling cascade. 24456.
Sphinx, 27136.
Spinning song. 2979.
Spinning wheel. 2745, 10887
(189).
Spirit of peace. 2746, 6438.
Spring. 6441.
Spring bells. 2749.
Stand fast in Jesus. 17393.
Staunch and true. 6460.
Suffragettes (The) 19139, 27182.
Suite. 20903. .
Summer. 6490, 12268.
Swallow (The) 12286.
Swedish folklore. 27208.
Sweet and low. 17428. |
Sweet chimes of Trinity. 174380.
Sweet reflections. 24530.
Sweet revery. 12370.
Sweet scented violet. 27214.
Sweet Spirit hear my prayer.
103383.
Sweetheart. 174385.
Swing song. 12295.
Symphonie espagnole. 19162.
Tambourin (Le) 15229.
Tannhiuser. 2981, 22291.
Tantalusqualen. 2784.
Tarentella. 10365.
Ten divertisements. 9985.
Tender flower thou seemest.
12314.
Tesoro mio. 2830.
Thankfulness. 22182.
Then you’ll remember me. 1275.
Thirty six caprices. 19776.
Thirty six elementary and pro-
gressive studies. 138949.
Three romances. 10240.
Three sonatinas. 18015.
Throwing kisses. 2863.
Thunderer (The) 12344.
"Tis all that I can say. 12348.
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
.
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
To the morning glories. 20640.
Toast-master. 6699.
Triumerei. 2640.
Trailing arbutus. 27339.
Transposition. 27341.
Traviata (La) 2946, 22265.
Tre giorni. 153839.
Trés jolie. 22223.
Trille du diable. 17530.
Trovatore (Il) 2947, 24714.
Twelve poetic album leaves.
14917.
Twenty four caprices. 14871.
Twenty four easy melodies. 7829.
Twenty-four études. 22079.
Twilight story. 24680.
Two album leaves. 228389.
Two old Dutch songs. 13141.
U and [. 2908.
United service. 24688.
Valse. 7420, 26826.
Valse Boston. 10548, 17568.
Valse brillante. 11327, 24694.
Valse coquette. 17571.
Valse de concert. 2925, 19293.
Valse interméde. 273887.
Valse petite. 17577.
Valse Russe. 12401.
Veil-dance. 17581.
Verdant green. 17584, 22261.
Verlorene heimat. 17592.
Vie pour le tsar. 10594.
Violinist’s daily companion. 6860.
Vision. 10603, 10606, 17601.
Vision de ma mére. 2961, 10887
(199).
Vive le Canadienne. 2967.
Waiting for you. 17617.
Walther’s song. 2985.
Waltz. 17700, 19619.
Waltz of the waves. 2989.
Water lily and the honeysuckle.
20724.
Wedding-dance. 17640.
Welcome. 3013.
When love is kind. 12457.
When the dear old mother. 12467.
Where the bee sucks. 19375.
Where the citrons bloom. 20569.
Who is Sylvia? 19019.
Wiener biirger. 19385, 20769.
Will o’ the wisp. 22383.
William Tell. 21980.
Winding path. 24850.
Winter. 7064.
Wish and fulfilment. 22395.
Witches dance. 3069.
Wizard violinist. 17709.
Youthful joy. 3113.
Zingana (La) 12558.
Fischer (F.):
Any little girl, that’s a nice little
girl, 12565 (14), 12651.
Come Josephine in my flying ma-
chine. 22797, 27688.
Goodbye Beckie Cohn. 12565
(28), 138488.
I’d like to put another r in Mary.
138680, 17742 (53).
Oh you chicken. 26647.
Schlitz. 14949, 15704 (126).
There’s comp’ny in the parlor.
17486, 17742, (90).
When your dimples turn to wrin-
kles. 15582, 17742 (97).
Will you love me when the honey-
moon is over. 275388.
You'll be sorry when you’re sober.
24885.
Fischer (F.) music pub. co.:
All the world’s in love. 7282.
Round up. 60388.
Fischer (Ff. A.) So make merry while
you can. 63824.
Fischer (G. H.) Song of welcome.
10210.
Fischer (H.) Devotion. 18111.
Fischer (J.) & bro.:
All through the night. 10918.
Asperges me. 17798.
Bells of Elfarnie. 22607.
Bethany. 1811.
Come back to Hrin. 7727.
Cradle song. 253877.
Dance of the fairies. 7825.
Egyptienne (L’) 8978.
Emitte Spiritum tuum. 38991.
Evensong. 25579.
Fairest evening. 26627.
Father in heaven. 183804.
Good night, good night beloved.
11322.
Haec Dies. 1811, 83868.
High mass. 113890.
Hymn of praise. 25890.
Indian dance. 8720.
Indian dance and intermezzo L’
Egyptienne. 18403.
Intermezzo. 11160, 26878.
Jerusalem surge. 23479.
Jolly jolly Santa Claus. 26096.
KG6nig Wiswamitra. 23552.
Light of the world. 2130.
Lonely rose. 26241.
March of the parish schools.
263830.
Mass in honor of St. Anthony of
Padua. 24474.
Mass no. 1 in honor of our Lady
of Loretto. 5241.
Matona, lovely maiden. 11753.
Meditation. 26871.
Zulma. 3116. Melody in D flat. 14543.
Fischer (E.) Neue’ gesangschule. Missa in hon. 8S. Nominis Mariae,
11864. 14319.
1733
INDEX
pt. III, 0. S., v.5
Fischer (J.) & bro.— Continued.
My mother. 2314.
Nautical knot. 669, 9445.
O doctor optime. 20300.
O lady leave thy silken thread.
26600.
O peace divine. 26607.
O salutaris. 20305.
Panis angelicus. 5732.
Postlude. 26777.
Practical studies in reading vocal
music. 5849, 9750, 14749, 18892.
Proper (The) of the mass. 26802.
Regina coeli. 20416.
Reverie. 12064, 26869.
Rosa mia. 6012.
Salve regina. 24263.
School-days are o’er. 10046.
Six processional hymns. 20218.
Song of welcome. 10210.
Springtime. 11175.
Star divine. 27151.
Terra tremuit. 83863.
Three motets. 20211.
Tramp, tramp. 12361.
Triumphal march. 6726.
Turkey (The) 27357.
Wearin’ of the green. 17639.
6 cantica. 6881.
Fischer (O.) Am springbrunnen. 7257.
Fischer (O. H.) Little musical stories.
9013.
Fischhof (R.):
Hymne. 23021.
Unter den Linden.
Vielleicht. 24785.
Fischler (H. A.):
Chili sauce. 22748, 25288.
My old plantation home.
Nigger-toe. 14480, 21788.
Pepper sauce. 24091.
Rastus. 5928, 9824.
Some day, some one will whisper,
I love you. 22085.
Fish (R. V.) Amaryllis waltzes. 3202.
Fisher (—.) Where the maccaroni
grows. 12481, 12565 (79).
Fisher (A. C.):
Battle hymn of the saints.
Come to the Savior. 11104.
Drunkard’s child. 11196.
For I have been redeemed. 11263.
In the Savior’s precious love.
11518.
Saviour triumphant. 12116.
Won’t you let Him be your friend.
psa yar
Fisher (H.-F.):
Are you anybody’s girlie in par-
ticular. 12661.
Watermelon Sue. 6928.
Fisher (G. A.) Do you give the Lord
your best. 7901.
Fisher (H.) Salo’ Suffolk. 14926.
24690.
18722.
15815.
=
Fisher (J. M.) Summer days. 2774.
Fisher (L.) Robins’ return. 9919,
20429.
Fisher (W. A.):
Awake, thou that sleepest. 7365.
Classics for the violin. 25324.
Easy opera melodies for piano.
25518.
Hasy pieces for violin and piano.
25519.
Encore songs. 25548.
Famous piano solos. 25601.
Favorite duets for violin and
piano. 25611.
Favorite sacred songs. 28003,
25618.
Favorite songs. 25614.
Gems of German song. 310.
He that dwelleth in the secret
place. 8415.
Modern piano compositions. 26425,
Opera transcriptions for the
piano. 26680.
Sacred songs. 887.
Twenty-five easy piano pieces.
25628.
Very easy piano duets. 27400.
Young singers songs. 27590.
Hisk (CA. W.)-
Peace patrol. 9667, 11982, 18857.
Poinsettia waltzes. 12008, 12009.
Take the next boat and come
over. 6560.
Fisk (G. L.) Fearless hunter-man.
4078.
Fisk & Frank pub. co.:
At college. 12680.
Call a, taxicab: . 237%
Dancing. 13051.
My Dorothy. 14895.
Strolling. 15168.
Fiske: :((D:) &) Christmas carol.
25309.
Fitch (D. W.) Love, the locksmith.
5129.
Hitech (Ie:
Puget Sound. 26806.
Sunset on Puget-Sound.
Fithian (F. S.):
Gypsy barn dance.
Lorraine. 14124.
Fithian 2--Ge) ;
Bethlehem. 72.
Christmas. 25306.
Day of resurrection. 7853.
Go forward, Christian soldiers.
24509.
18223.
20122.
T’ll trust His precious promises.
23345.
Jesus our guiding star.- 494.
When my soul reaches home.
24802
24865.
1734
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Pare A...) :
Cry baby. 1158 (18).
Don’t you want a pussy wussy
cat. 1153 (19).
Hello, Mr. Moonman, hello. 390.
How'd you like to be a dog. 1153
(44).
Santie was
(70).
Fitzgerald (A.)
good to me. 3119
Dreaming of you,
Sweetheart. 16114.
Fitzgerald (J. L.) Brave little sailor
lad. 1347.
Fitzgibbon (B.):
Daddy was a
18040, 17987.
Gee whiz, Cutey. 21225.
Gee whiz, sweety, I’m stuck on
you. 25689.
I apologize. 11414.
Navy of the U. S. A. 26525, 27728.
They never come back. 24603.
When the man in the moon shakes
hand with the man in the aero-
plane. 24812.
You don’t know how much you
have to know. 1146, 3101, 3119
(101).
Fitzgibbon (L.):
grand old man.
Come seven, come eleven. 3119
(10).
I love my wife and always will.
1153 (48).
Fitzhugh (BH. J.) Six short responses.
23023.
Fitzpatrick (J. J.):
Country band. 138007.
Hesitation. 16372.
Flaconer (F. W.) I want to live for
Jesus. 23881.
Flagg (E. O.) March on, America.
26331.
Flagny (A. de) Muses dans la forét.
9354, 21734, 26468.
Flaig (E. G.):
Cheer up. 17928.
Thoughts of the past. 19217.
Flament (A.) Danse des fakirs.
13060, 16043.
Flamm (R.):
Danse de Myriam, 25414.
Go ahead. 25725.
Flammer (H.) ‘Tiger team. 27319.
Flanagan (L. A.) Cecilia. 15921.
Flanders (B. H.) Georgia ball.
18172.
Méthode compléte de
18644.
Flandrin (G.)
trombone 4 coulisse ténor,
Flanner (J.) Christmas bells. 14389.
Flannery (F. V. A.):
I love but one. 4567.
I want a uniform. 21408.
In the city of Detroit. 21446.
Sally, pride of Texas coast. 2607.
Sweetest flower of all. 2800.
Flannery (F. V. A.)—Continued.
Texas, my ranch-girl queen. 6608.
Worrying. 7107.
Plath (P. H.) Moose (The)
Fieck (Fx):
Christus. 17944,
Heimkehr. 25880.
Ich will zu dir. 18351.
Konigskinder (Die) 2081.
Leben. 18492.
Liige. 20135.
Tuch (Das) der trinen,
Vision. 20705.
Weltfremd. 19347.
Fleischmann (0O.)
7184.
Fleming (A. T.) Loveland. 5133.
Fleming (F. T.) Will you take a
little walk. 1119.
Flemming (L. M.):
Drusilla. 18061.
Gypsy waltz. 18223*.
Sweet Rosa Lee. 19152,
Fletcher (A. L.):
I am dreaming of you.
14348.
19262.
Abendandacht.
4509.
That sly little merry widow.
6624.
Fletcher (D.) United States our glo-
rious land. 6787.
Fletcher (HE. TT.) Magnificat and
Nune dimittis, in H flat. 16742.
Fletcher (J.):
As it began to dawn. 7318.
Hosanna in the highest. 4477.
Lord’s prayer. 18560.
Wletcher (J...) Hark!
_ voiced choir. 25803.
Fletcher (P. E.) :
Choral rhapsody. 7673.
Come lasses and lads. 19688.
Enchanted spring. 25545.
For empire and for king.
13368.
Greensleeves and other old dances,
23170.
Puritan maid. 21919, 24175.
Robin Adair. 9912.
Shepherd’s aye. 12178.
Songsters’ awakening.
24442.
Spirit of pageantry. 17386.
Three light pieces, 3642.
To the river. 246388.
Toy (The) soldier’s
24640.
Walrus and the carpenter.
Woodland pictures. 19402.
Fletcher (R. L.):
Are you coming. 7305.
Behold the Lamb of God. 22600.
Call to consecration. 13867.
He is coming soon. 1829.
How excellent Thy name.
New coronation. 2387.
O paradise. 2379.
The full
8167,
22105,
march,
10643.
1870.
1735
INDEX
—__
$a —
Fletcher (R. L.)—Continued.
Old time religion. 2412.
Onward Christian soldiers.
Our golden jubilee. 11954.
Pentecostal power. 14685.
Some mother’s child. 10189.
Stilling the Galilee. 2765.
Talk it over with Jesus. 15228.
Temple builders. 19192.
Washed in the fountain. 2995.
Where shall I spend eternity.
TOOT.
Fleuret (D.):
Premiére symphonie.
Toccata. 183847.
Fliersbach (C.):
Griiss dich Gott, du braune heide.
231838.
Und als mein schatz auf’s wan-
dern ging. 17557.
Flindt (H. H.)
friendship ends. 12820.
Flinn (J. H.) Poinsettia. 20378.
Flint (A. B.) High school proces-
sional march. 16375.
Flint (D. J.) Dream days.
Flint (G. C.):
Mother Goose tale. 21719.
Nearer my God to Thee. 21783.
Flint (M. K.) Would my love were
a hollyhock. 12538.
Flint (W. R.) I wonder. 4634.
Flirting princess. 425, 1366, 1536, 1830,
1920, 1935, 2001, 2014, 2336, 2396,
2449, 2732, 2841, 3000, 6594, 27698.
5675.
9772.
13169.
Flockton (J. M.) Little sergeant.
16668.
Flood (W. H. G.) Mississippi river.
23821.
Florence (B.) Tantum ergo. 24550.
Florian (Father) Bolsa del pajaro.
25174.
Floridia (P.):
Paoletta. 21866.
Serenade. 24334.
To-morrow. 246388.
HMioriov(Ce.)<
Valsette. 19299.
Winter everywhere. 15616.
Flotow (F. von):
13354.
How so fair.
Martha. 267, 4115, 21190.
Floyd (A. E.) We bless Thy holy
name. 27451.
Fludyer (Mrs. H.) Book of thirty
hymn tunes. 15867.
Fluffy Ruffles. 8110. ;
Fluke (F. S.) Fairies (The) 22985.
Flying Dutchman. 2979, 10627, 20714,
22286, 27422.
Flynn (B. A.) Mass of the Immacu-
late Virgin. 16772, 21662.
Flynn (J. B.) Won’t you be my old
lady. 15687.
That is where our }
pt. Tt, WS. v2.5
Blynn (J. H.);
Go ’way from me I hate you.
25729.
Hoop-la. 7182 (129), 8489.
Hupf mein miéderl.
16410, 18287.
Sunny days. 19144, 19437 (69).
Ujje!a ligetben nagyszerti! 10518,
12378, 17554.
Yip-i-addy-i-ay. 38094.
Fochler (K.) Konig Wiswamitra.
2a552.
Forster (A.):
Arioso. 7310.
Gavotte. 8235.
Polnische tinze.
Foerster (A. M.):
Exaltation. 22982.
Rheinfahrt. 21957.
1879, 11409,
26765.
Second album of lyrics. 6136.
Wreath of songs. 10822.
Forster (J.):
Abendstimmung. 22446.
Armes bliimlein klein. 17790.
Bergmannskind (Das) 1455.
Bibenbaum (Der) 18071.
Griiss dich Gott. 23188.
Lied der Deutschen in der ferne.
8964.
Mein lied am Rhein. 18628.
Sonntagsmorgen in der
24448.
Zerronnen. 194380.
23429,
heide.
Foerster (J. B.):
In den bergen.
Jessika. 8769.
Sonate. 23031.
Fogel (C. Van N.)
4544.
Fogg (C. H.) Petite vagues. (57.
Foire de Sorotchintsi. 4126, 4306.
Foley (G. H.):
April morning. 22528.
Love (A) song. 23665.
Foley (M.) When the song birds bow
their heads. 17672.
Folkunger (Die) 22819.
Follies (The) 12730, 18211,
13362, 18422, 13738, 138759,
14420, 15032, 15283, 15310, 15331,
15520, 15694, 15702.
Follies of 1910. 19156, 20589, 21035,
21708, 22203, 25873, 25941, 27272.
Folwell (J. ©.) Father forgive them.
I kiss’d my love.
13356,
14197,
4075.
Fontaine (L. J.):
Adieu (L’) 15712.
15750.
15929.
Andante religioso.
Chanson sans paroles.
Chant du soir. 15982.
Contemplation. 15999.
Dévotion. 16072.
Gavotte. 16250.
Idée gracieuse. 16471.
Invocation. 16531.
1736
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Fontaine (L. J. )—Continued.
Menuet. 16812.
Réve (Un) 17171.
Sérénade. 17288,
Trois melodies.
Valse. 16221.
Fontaine (L. J. OO.)
En gondole. 18083.
Humoresque. 21354.
Fontenailles (H. de):
16218.
Metamorphoses de Vamour. 5309.
Obstination. 18780.
Resolve (A) 12060.
Fonzo (P. my
"A femmena @ accussi.
3122.
Ammore torna.
Chi si tu. 3651.
°"E yviole, 3959.
Senza l’amore.
Foote (A.):
Ballade. 19786.
Berceuse. 3119 (112).
Cantilena in @G. 17897.
Canzonetta. 3119 (114).
Etude. 3119 (123).
Gavotte. 3119 rory,,- (128).
Gray twilight. 4335.
I am the moth of the night. 1887.
Prelude in G minor. 1153 (146).
Song of spring. 3119 (189).
There sits a bird on every tree.
995.
Trio in B dur. 4139.
Foote (R. A.) You look
Fritzie. 10844.
Forberg (O.):
A la mazur. 24913. -
Am mitihlbach. 24975.
Am Rhein. 22499
Astrid, mein Astrid. 31.
Astronom wieder willen. 22536.
Auf der alm. 25042.
Auf der dorfwiese. 25043.
Ballade. 26157.
Bauernhochzeit im gebirge.
Fabel. 245,
Festmarsch. 256.
Frohsinn. 293.
Friihlingsboten. 297.
Giggelgaggel-bauernbuam.
Heimatsehnen. 23240.
Heimweh. 388.
Im friihling. 455.
Im spitsommer. 23419,
In den griiben. 23430.
In der kapelle. 462.
In der waldeschmiede,
Jagdscene. 26077.
Kuckuckslied. 26158.
Mein alt’ Kentucky heim. 23767.
Mein stern. 23766.
Militir-marsch. 618.
Morgenlied. 634.
Miickentanz. 642.
Niggerlied. 23935.
7269.
27004.
just like my
3064,
23094,
26009.
Forberg (O.)—Continued.
Pfingsten. 24104.
Robin Adair. . 820.
Ruthenisches volkslied. 835.
Schelmenliedel. 26977.
Schmetterlinge. 849.
Sonatine. 27060.
Spinnriidchen. 27139.
Stidslavische dorfbilder.
Tanzlied. 971, 2814.
Tarantella. 27249.
Wanderbilder. 24747.
Zigeunertanz. 27596.
Ziviltrauung (Eine) mit hinder-
nissen. 24904.
Zweigespriich. 27603.
Forberg (R.):
Air. 8045.
Alaska. 22473.
Archimedes. 1233.
Au pays de réves. 15778.
Auf der wacht. 7843.
Aufforderung zum tanz.
Ausmarsch. 7349.
Consolation. 19650.
Da droben auf dem berge. 7808.
Des Maien liebster aufenthalt.
17628.
Djanina. 16082.
Drei heitere gesiinge. 15887.
Drei volkstiimliche lieder. 9435.
Du kannst ja doch nicht “singen.
T957.
Durch. 22935.
Elf neue bagatellen.
Erinnerung. 17272.
Erst verlor um eine braune. 8042.
Hrsten (Die) etiiden. 8043.
Es sitzen drei weiber Zu weben.
8049.
Es war im Sonnigen monat Mirz.
8050
Etude. 17936.
Etude en la bémol maj. 16807.
Etude en sixtes. 16808.
Etuden fiir violine. 11213.
Fantasie. 19762.
Flirt. 13351.
Fritz and Berta. 21209.
Frtiher frost. 23069.
Gondoletta. 16297.
Heimkehr. 98440.
Heiraten. 8442.
Heller morgen. 8443.
Ich bin ein drach’ gewesen. 8644.
Ich liege dir zu fiissen. S648.
Ich neide nicht die gold’nen sale.
8650.
Ich war schon so klug.
Im wald. 16495.
In eis erstarrt mein herze lag.
8690. ;
In lust und schmerzen. 16506.
Jugend-concertino. 138918.
Jugend-trios. S804.
942.
7345,
7424,
8652.
INDEX
Forberg (R.) —Continued.
Kinderlieder. 138961.
Komm. 8875.
Liebesnacht. 8963.
Luftschloss. 16717.
Morgens send’ ich dir die veilchen.
18678.
Notturno. 17939.
Passacaglia. 9653.
Priludium. 8046.
Requiem. 9865.
Rosenzeit. 9960.
Sankt Michael. 17628.
Scherzo fantastique. 10034.
Schon, schén, am schonsten. 22017.
Sehet welche liebe. Tien.
Sieben bagatellen. 7420.
Sonate. 8095.
Spielmann (Hin). 10288.
Sport d’hiver. 17388.
Steyrische lieder. 17398.
Ueberfall (Der). 10517.
Wanderlust. 17628.
Weihe der nacht. 10689.
Weihnachtslieder. 2477 8.
Wiegenlied. 22379.
Zehn vortragsstucke. 10077.
Zu Weibnachten. 20807, 24905.
Zweiunddreissig variationen. 7429.
ame pallade. 17941.
60 elementar-etudien. 15628.
60 elementary studies. 10800.
75 etuden fiir violine. 22401.
Forbes (B. M.) If all the world were
mine. 21421.
Forbes (C. B.)
opened in heaven.
‘Forbes (R. V.):
Aviator (The).
Behold a door was
3398.
15793, 25055.
Play days. 9710.
Ford (A. D.) Old fashioned farm.
11922.
Ford (D. R.) Wales, dear old home-
land. 10642.
Ford (E.) On the shores of the old
Nile. 5655.
Ford (J. A.) Song of praise. 6379.
Ford (J. W.) Red Jacket. 5939.
Ford (P.) P. C. Green. 18829.
Ford (R. A.) Springtime frolic. 6444.
Ford (R. W.) Old mill stream. 9579.
Pord (Ss M:)):
Alone. 109253.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
JIS (2:
Mizpah. 11790.
Ford (W. C.) Forester (The)
Fordi (E.):
Buena Vista.
Choice of all. 22752.
Fordi mazurka. 21200.
Friendship. 25658.
Hobble skirt. 25849.
It makes a hit with me.
Leola. 26190.
183753.
20962.
pt. 111, 1.S., V- 9.
Fordi (H.)—Continued.
Oh! I tell you. 21828.
Only say bye bye. 21851.
Our sweet little bungalow home.
21861.
Song of the violets. 22101.
Thoughts of you. 27307.
Fordyce (L.):
I’m from Missouri. 4575.
Sliding down a stack of straw.
6308.
Foreman (W. A.) Folly. 4129.
Foresman (R.) Foresman method of
pianoforte instruction. 1698.
Forét bleue. 19791.
Forkel (M. R.) Violets are blue like
your eyes so true. 10600.
Forlivesi (A.) e ¢.:
E girale la rota. 7973.
Non te lo dico. 20285.
Romanzetta d’inverno. 20489.
Strofette allegre. 20572.
Forman (R. R.) Pond lilies.
Forman (Mrs. R. R.):
Hymn of praise. 25890.
Jolly, jolly Santa Claus.
Turkey (The) 27857.
Formby (G.) :
I was standing at the corner of
the street. 25965.
Playing the game in the west.
9712.
Forrester (D.) Jima da Jeff. 2028,
13902, 19487 (50).
Forrester (J. ©.) Near and far. 670.
766.
26096.
Forst (G.) Neue gesangschule. 11866.
Forster (D.):
If love were all. 8662.
Love remembered not. 9061.
Mifanwy. 16881.
Rosamund. 14890, 17928.
Rose in the bud. 14890, 17923.
Stolen pearl. 24476.
Forster (F. J. A.) Class of nineteen
ene AO:
Forsyth (W. O.): .
Moto appassionato. 14367.
Night in June. 14481.
Forsyth bros. Summer midnight.
12271, 15180:
Fortescue (H.):
Grant us Thy peace. 13520.
Helper (The) 21327.
My island of dream. 655.
Narrow way. 9489.
Storm in a teacup. 19127.
Fortier (J.) Promenade. 26798.
Fortolis (L.) Au erépuscule, les elfes
dansent. 25037.
Fortuna’s gunstling. 918, 4145, 6801,
6329.
Torza del destino. 6829.
Foss (R. A.) :
All glory, laud and honor. 208381.
I lay my sins on Jesus. 21375.
1738
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Foss (R. A.)—Continued.
Pastorale in G@. 2450.
Slumber song. 22076.
Foster (A. H.):
Rose (A) looking in at the win-
dow. 24231.
Snowdrops. 15067.
Would I were a gardener. 15651.
Foster (C.) Vacation time. 22245.
Foster (E, A.) Nuggets. 16967.
Foster (G. W.) Covent gardeneers.
3770.
Foster (H. F.) Ideal album.
Foster (H. F. W.):
Coquette (La)
Irish mother.
Foster (H. W.)
18001, 19687.
Foster (M. B.):
Hoad intet 6ga har sett.
Jesus lives. 8776,
Love that is love. 5127.
O panis dulcissime. 21811.
Se, natten ir framskriden. 24315.
Foster (O.) Gee! but I’ve got a swell
girl now. 13448.
Foster (S. C.):
My old Kentucky home.
2317, 11842, 14424, 16907.
Old folks at home. - 11924, 26654.
Ring, ring de banjo. 9896, 14858.
Washed in the fountain. 2995.
Foster (W.) music co. Some of these
days. 19082.
Foster (W. D.) Like the ivy that
clings to the oak. 8981.
Foster-Polla. Old black Joe. 24012.
Foucher (A.) Rubans de la vie. 6035.
1835
Ol
7767,
8740.
Dear Emmeline.
19923.
659,
Fouillot (H.) Laneiers du _ palais
d’Orsay. 215384.
Fountain (C.) Over the sea they’re
ealling. 14648.
Fourdrain (F.) Au printemps. 25040.
Fournier (E.) Good bye, Jack.
25748.
Fournier (M.) Marie-Madeleine.
20162.
Fournier (P.) Toccata. 16235.
Fourth row center. 1701.
Fowler (C. L.)
26499.
Fowler (E. T.)
11861.
Fowler (H.):
Oh, for the days.
Thy love and mine.
Hox (C:..M.):
Dear, dark head. 22877.
My old friend Will.
*Neath fading leaves.
5614, 11914.
6673.
Foggy dew. 230382.
My thousand times beloved.
23901.
Red-haired (The) girl. 24189.
Songs of the Irish harpers. 19105.
Fox (F. C.) Art song cycles. 12670,
19487.
aL
68294—10——20
Fox (G. J.) Out in the field of siv
and ruin. 14648.
; Fox (J. B.) Song of a shepherd.
2729.
Hox “(S:) pub: co:
Cuban waltz. 3784.
Dream of the flowers. 1576.
Fox mandolin and guitar folio.
4155.
Fox (Sam) standard dance folio
for orehestra. 23053.
Fox violin, cornet, piano and or-
chestra folio. 279.
Frat, 23055, 25650:
Goblins’ parade. 18192.
Heart fancies. 8420.
Jack in the box. 4800.
Pride of the regiment.
Puritana. 17139, 26809.
Rube-step. 14904.
Fox mandolin and guitar folio. 4155.
Tox violin, cornet, piano and orchestra
folio. 279.
Fracker (C. R.) Delta gamma. 1534.
Fraemcke (A.) Popular duet album.
9734,
Fragson (—):
Dans mon aéroplane.
Reviens. 26875.
Fragson (H.):
It’s the English. 20031.
Old Tom eat. 20320.
Other department please. 26685.
Train (M. T.) If I were an explorer.
450).
Frain pub. co.:
Swallow’s return. 19150.
Thoughts of yore. 19219.
Iraleigh (R. G.) Melody in F. 8182.
Frampton (F.):
It only shows how silly you can
9775.
25418.
be. 18864.
When father was mother for a
day. 15543. .
France (L.) pseud. See McDermott
(Eh)
H'ranchetti (A.):
Amor mi guida a te. 7278.
Cristoforo Colombo. T7791.
Mia carrozza ov’é. 9277.
Francis (E.) H-u-s-b-a-n-d. 19922.
Francis (EK. W.) Cracker Jack rag.
154, 1158 (12).
Kraneis (3. Hu):
Chant du soir. 11066.
Feu follet. 11244.
Friihlingstratime. 11285.
Matin joyeux. 11752.
Réve (Le) 12062.
Francis (L.) Ma Cindah
23691.
Krancis: (CW. 2.)
Honey heart. 25865.
It looks like something
eat brought in. 16542.
Lindah.
that the
INDEX
Dt. 207, tS
Francis and Day’s standard folio of
100 best songs. 81838.
Francis, Day & Hunter:
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Colliers (The) 1464. —
Come along my Mandy. 3717.
About the matter I ain’t got noth-
ine to. Say. ~ 719i.
All for you and only you.
Always smile. 157386.
Always walk down the road with
your hands in your pockets.
3195.
Amour de ma vie.
Amour est éternel.
Anastasia. 24992.
And just then he fell out of bed.
7276.
And the band on the pier starts
playing. 3226.
Any little girl with ways like
yours. 17783.
Areadia. 25016.
Archibald, certainly not. 3261.
Are you looking for a girl like
15720.
3220.
19:
me. 17788.
’Arry and ’Arriet. 3271.
At Gretna Green. 12681.
Aviation. 17812.
Be an outlaw’s bride. 3365.
Beastly awtully jolly don’t cher
know. 15821.
Bertie and Gertie. 7456.
Best landlady you can find. 1810.
Best love of all. 22621.
Best of the bunch. 22622.
Big boom. 11005, 12795.
Black Belle. 25155.
Blacksmith’s wedding. 3456.
Blame it on to poor Lloyd-George.
3458.
Bluff. 12822.
Boosey & co.’s brass and reed
band jour. 22654.
Boosey & co.’s new supplemental]
journal. 19557.
Boosey’s military journal 129th
series no. 1. 25176.
Boy scout. 3496.
Breakfast in my bed on Sunday
mornin’. 25184.
Brown broke and breezy. 25202.
Brown eyed Sue. 12850.
Bull frogs’ carnival. 19578.
Buy jingo. 108.
By the sea. T7557.
Cairo. 11038.
Cameos. 12886. |
wan I help you in any way. 13869.
Captain Ginjah—O. T. 25250.
Cargo of love. 15916.
Carillon joyeuse. 11049, 22713.
Castles of sand. 15920.
Chantecler (Le) 7634.
Choose your girlie by the seaside.
3665.
Christmas dreams.
City of pleasure.
15964, 21004.
22782.
1740
Come and be one of the midnight
sons. 3718.
Come and take tea with me.
22795.
Come back to Mallow, Molly.
See
Come into the garden, John.
11099.
Come round the corner with me.
12964.
Come with me down Regent street.
25356.
Come with me to the sea. 12971.
Convict and the bird. 22812.
Could you tell me. 3765.
Covent gardeneers. 3770.
Cremona. 25380.
Dance barbaric. 19669.
Dawn yalse. 17998.
Day you came. 11143.
Defiance. 13097.
Denny dear. 16068.
Dernier adieu. 11158.
Dinah, for me and you. 1545.
Do what you can for ninepence.
7900.
Do yer don’t? 3883:
Do you believe in woman's rights.
1549.
Don’t do anything until you hear
from me. 25476.
Don’t do away with the peers.
13144.
Don’t forget the chorus. 16093.
Don’t take me away from the
girls. 16095.
Don’t take me to the _ seaside.
18033.
Doorkeeper at Frightley’s. 18037.
Down at Blankton-on-sea. 13157.
Down Paradise alley. 18161.
Drop mea line: “2423
Dusky drummers. 16122. «
Eastern nights. 25516.
Eight quick marches on Harry
Lauder’s song. 26177.
Eleonore. 11207.
English history. 4002.
Eternity. 1630.
Eyes are the windows of the soul.
13280.
Faith Hope and Charity. 18114.
Farthest north. 249.
Flanagan. 138345.
Fly little fish. 13359.
Fol-lol-the-diddle-ol-the-day.
Follow me girls. 13364.
Foot ball. 8165.
For nights, and nights, and nights.
23038. 5
Fourteen
112738.
8161.
and sixpence a week.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dece., 1910
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued. | Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Francis and Day’s standard folio
of one hundred best songs. 8183.
Frolic (The) 1708.
Fun of the fair. 18416.
Garden (The) of love. 18169.
Gee whiz. 25688.
George Brooks’ Good night, nurse.
4226.
Ghost walk. 25696.
Girl for me. 4238.
Girl in the chanticler hat. 138454.
Girl with the rooster in her hat.
16269.
Go through Welcome avenue.
25728.
Gold, gold, gold. 25740.
Good-bye everybody’s girlie. 16299.
Good-night moonlight. 13494.
Good old Japan in London. 13497.
Grandfather Green. 13514.
Grown ups evening song. 8354.
Gymkhana. 13539.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
4889, 13581.
Has anyone found a girl? 18232.
Have you got a cigarette picture.
11359.
He’s a pal. 25817.
He’s a very old friend of mine.
23224.
He used to play on the oboe.
11372.
He was more like a friend than a
husband. 113873.
Hear me, my God. 113874.
Hear what the crowd say. 18238.
Here comes Oxo. 4489.
Hi, hi, hi Mister McKie. 113885.
Houp-la, allez. 8497.
How are they going to get in [.on-
don. 4482.
How would you like to be a baby.
23302.
Hullo, my dandy. 18654.
I altered my mind. 4508.
I am coming back to Siam. 19925.
I can’t think of anything but girls.
4522.
I do like cheap sea-trips. 25907.
I do like the name of Mary.
19933.
I do love a dear old pal. 18304.
I do love you and you do love me.
16427.
I don’t care if I never get home.
23328.
I don’t mind leaving the dear
homeland. 11419.
I don’t want to go to bed. 25909.
ie haves a, ower in, my.. heart.
25915.
I keep on walking. 8565.
I'll be waiting at the station
dearie. 233840.
1741
I'll be waiting by the milestone
Mary. 19940.
I’ll never find another Pearl like
you. 8581.
I love my lazy Lou. 114380.
I love to go butterfly catching.
13706.
I love you best of all. 16443.
I’m afraid you'll have to come
along o’ me. 25932.
I’m after Pekoe. 16447.
I’m at home all day. 16449.
Vm giving my hand to another.
18714.
I’m Henery the eighth, I am.
25939.
I’m looking for a girl like you.
4584,
I’m in love with you. 16454.
I’m shy, Mary Ellen, %’m_ shy.
11448.
I’m using Sunday language all the
week. 8611.
I’m waiting here for Kate. 4589.
I may be a millionaire. 11449.
IT never hear from them. 4598.
I never kiss any boys round here.
11453.
I never meet a pal going my way.
4599,
I saw Sandy to his front street-
door. 25950.
I seem to hear you calling. 25951.
I shall be a bad lad ’Liza Ann.
11455.
IT shall blow my whistle. 11456.
I shall sulk. 11458.
T simply go and do it and it’s done.
ZABOS.
I suppose she knows. 23371.
I tell you, you don’t know you’re
alive. 4607.
I’ve been in the rain. 1919.
I’ve got rings on my fingers. 23376.
I’ve got to get up in the morning.
4615.
I’ve lost my heart in Cupid street.
25956.
I’ve said good-bye to the dear olé
Strand. 25957.
TIT want to be there. 15741.
I want to get right home. 21405.
I want to go back to the dear
homeland. 21406.
I want to sing in Opera. 25964.
I want you always. 11469.
I was standing on the quay. 18747.
If my way were yours. 11481.
If the shooting suit would suit,
4658. ‘
If you want a ray of sunshine Im
vour home. 453.
In a cottage by the Clyde. 20000,
In Ballyhooly. 4699.
INDEX
pt 1, se a
Francis,
Day & Hunter—Continued.
In cherry blossom time in Japan.
18380.
In fairyland to-day. 138791.
In kilt and Glengarry. 4705.
In my home at Bantry Bay.
23436.
In my little Lancashire home.
11506.
In my old arm chair.
In sweet Ceylon. 464.
In the garden meet me. 4715.
In the land of the golden sun.
21455.
In the land of the Sioux. 11515.
In the land where the beautiful
Conway flows. 21456.
In the land where there are no
sirls. , Gib:
In your gown of grenadine. 21459.
In your old tam o’ shanter. 11521.
It isn’t the Isle of Man any longer.
18418.
It looks like a big night to-night.
13862.
It may be true what you say Mr.
Coon. 13863.
It only shows how silly you can
be. 13864.
It’s a mad, mad world. 26056.
It’s all for the best, Polly darling.
11540.
Its nice to see a father nurse the
baby. 4786.
It’s so simple. 4787.
It’s the first time that I’ve been
in love. 11548.
Jack Jones. 4802.
Jack Smiles’ popular
song. 13877.
Jones. 238498.
Just a word from you will bring
me. 4877.
Just as the crow flies. 13931.
Just remember meto Mary. 16579.
Just to show who was boss of the
house. 11578.
Keep the anchor charm I gave
yous: 26121;
Keep whistling. 16587.
King Mickey Malone. 26139.
La, la, sing this chorus with me.
13999.
Ladder of fame.
Ladder of life.
Lasca. 11604.
Let me think I’m someone. 23586.
Let’s go to the church. 18502.
Lets have a day with the ladies.
14042.
Lighthouse keeper.
1967.
$$ LY,
laughing
i
139953.
4953.
26215.
Lilas. . 11635.
Little boy of Tiny town. 5055.
Little brown man from Tokio.
11642.
1742
Francis,
& Hunter—Continued.
Little girlie mine. 18534.
Little Luna Lou. 14094.
Lock of my grandmother’s hair.
5078.
Lola Lee. 26237.
Look into my heart.
Day
5087.
Love that I bear for you. 18573.
Ma Alabama Rose. 16727.
Ma! ma! 26295.
Mac, Mac, Mae. 11699.
M. a:.¢. 2.2. 6. 2.0) Bees
Man, man, beautiful man. 11717.
Mandy’s christening. 9133.
May I ask you what your name is.
ZOU T.
Maybe. 142438.
Mayfair valse. 11759.
Messalina. 22583.
Mickay’s birthday. 9279.
Miss Billikin. 14312.
Miss Lollipop. 18657.
Miss O’Hara in her emerald tiara.
9298.
Mister Owl]. 14825.
Mr. Slater, will you call a little
later. 2277.
Monkey’s serenade. 9812.
Mother put a card in the window.
11809.
Mother’s had a row with father.
9335.
Mother’s sweet necklet of love.
14366.
Murmuring waves. 20237.
My baby. 26474.
My dear old coat. 26481.
My girl from London town. 11828.
My guiding star. 16892.
My inventive kiddie. 11835.
My jaunting car. 5434. |
My lady’s shoe. 5442. i
My little brownie maiden. 5444.
My little maid of Genoa. 16898.
My little moon boat. 11841.
My Mary. 1871T.
My orchard is short of a peach
like you. 14427.
My pearl of Putney. 26502.
My Susie-oosie-oo. 20260.
My sweet white heather. 11850.
My wife’s cake. 9482.
National anthem. 5500.
No one but you. 23848.
Nobody waiting there to greet me.
16947.
Noise of the girls and boys.
0539.
Non steps. 14495.
Not a single girl to kiss. 26571.
Now we're civilized. 18762.
Nuit (La) d@’ eté. 23954.
Oh, blow the scenery on the rail-
way. 14555.
Oh, chanticler. 21821.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued. | Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Oh, Charlie! don’t leave your
Mary Ann. 56138.
Oh, girls nobody loves you like a
hice policeman. 238998.
Oh, if those words could be unsaid.
11916.
Oh mother. 23996.
Oh, there isn’t a girl to spare.
26644.
Oh, what a lot of girls. 23897.
Oh, what a night we had. 5620.
Oiseau bleu. 5630.
Old grey coat. 5634.
On early closing day. 24024.
On Monday I met him. 5649.
On the silvery sands. 17027.
One day she helped herself to
father. 722,
One fine day. 5663.
One of the deathless army. 24040.
One of the girls. 14972.
One smile from you. 9609.
Only a passing shadow. 26675.
Only one girl ata time. 14616.
Only think of it. 24050.
Our flag. 17044.
Our little country cousin. 11955.
Over the sticks. 5720.
Parthenia. 5740.
Pass along, please. 14672.
Pat-a-pat-pom-pom. 5929.
Patsy Brannigan. 18854.
Penny for your thoughts little
girlie. 26735.
Peter Piper. 5768.
Preaie (The) 26751.
Plain little cotton gown. 21898.
Plenty of money. 12007.
Poor Aunt Jane. 2495.
Pop in to tea on Sunday. 241389.
Prettiest girl in town. 2503.
Puff! puff! out went the moon.
26805.
Put it there. 24177.
Put on your tat-ta little girl.
14795.
Queen of the sea. 24182.
Reclaimed. 5934.
Recollections. 5935.
Restless night. 5960.
Ring-a-ding puff, puff. 9893.
Rip Van Winkle. 18953.
Romanesque (La) 20488.
Rose of Egypt. 17206.
Rosiére valse. 14898.
Rosy. 12094.
Sad are the tidings I bring. 14916.
Sam. 14931.
Sammy played the saxophone.
14932.
Save a little one for me. 2618.
School number. 6115.
Send them along to me. 14972.
1743
Shake hands and iet us be friends,
6164.
She’ll be seventeen on Sunday.
19056.
She put a little bunch of roses in
her old straw hat. 20501.
She’s a London lass, is Lucy.
14996.
She’s living in my house now.
101138.
Shine star shine. 19058.
Shirts. 6182.
Simple little girl from town.
27048.
Since poor father joined the Ter-
ritorials. =~ 6275.
Slippery little slide that Tommy
made. 10159.
Sloe-eyes. 6309.
Slumber prelude. 6310.
Slumber song. 10160.
Snake charmer. 15066.
Somebody stands at an old cottage
door. 10194.
Songe d’automne. 6394.
Songs they loved the best. 12220.
Stepping stones of life. 12250.
Stick to my hand, Penelope. 6468.
Sunny little face. 10298.
Susquehanna. 6517.
Swallow. 2789.
Sweet Caroline. 10319.
Sylph (The) waltz. 27220.
Mabitin dta225.
Take it nice and easy. 24541.
Take me away from the streets
and houses. 24548.
Take your girlie where the band
is playing. 27281.
Tell the misses you've been out
with me. 15248.
That’s when the moon laughs at
you. 6622.
That’s why the British loved the
king. 20619.
There are nice girls everywhere.
2839, 15279.
There goes a vagabond. 128380.
There is an old English garden.
19208.
There’s a little black cupid in the
moon. 10412.
There’s a nice how-d'ye do. 992.
There’s her picture on the wall.
66388.
There’s nothing so bad but it
might have been worse. 6641.
They can’t get the better of me.
6646.
Think of me. 15295.
This is no place for a_ sailor.
10424.
Tis a faded picture. 10454.
INDEX
Dt. deg ve
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
To-morrow may be good-bye.
IB ZIe
To welcome my Sadie to me.
15828.
Top hat every time. 10472.
Tral-lai-lal-lah-mixtures. 6714.
Two can live as cheap as_ one.
10514.
Up among the mountains. 10543.
Up guards and at ’em. 12390.
Valse dolorosa. 15407.
Valse sympathie. 27393.
Verdicts. 24715.
Vision of Salome. 6866, 12416.
Vive la danse. 6868.
We all sang too-ra-loo-ral. 12434.
We can’t all live in easy street.
24757.
We did enjoy ourselves in Lon-
don. 15497.
We don’t want a girl. 24758.
We're all waiting for a girl.
12440.
We won't talk of foreign invasion.
18340.
Westward ho. 10700.
What a diffrence when your ship
comes home. 24789.
What a penny can do. 10701.
What can you do, do. 17645.
What's the good of sighing. 1082.
What shall I buy for ma dearie?
6958.
When father papered the parlour.
6966
When father was mother for a
day. 15543.
When I heard them play the Mar-
Seillaise. 12454.
When I see your face. 24799.
When Mr. Trouble comes a-knock-
ing at the door. 6973.
When somebody loves you. 12464.
When the bells ring out for Rosie.
24807.
When the bugleecalls. 1094, 17663.
When the camp fire’s brightly
burning. 24808.
When the lights are low. 15568.
When the summer sun is dying
Rose-Marie. 24815.
When the sun has lost its gold.
27498.
When we were courting. 6995.
When you are gone. 10747.
Where children rule. 7001.
Where the bell-vine climbs around
the window. 17678.
Which would you like to spare.
10762.
Who’s going to take me for a walk
to-night. 10774.
Why does Mrs. Flanagan want to
go to the Isle of Man. 27526.
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Why little Boy Blue was blue.
15598.
Will you come with me to Done-
gal? 7050.
Will you no’ come back again.
17698.
Will you sing this glee with me.
19398.
William. 15612.
Wishing-well (The) T7074.
With all my heart. 24856.
Won’t you come to Colombo with
me. dfq@ds:
Won’t you play with me. 1138.
Won't you ride across the moonlit
prairie. 1139. f
Wouldn’t the world be brighter.
12535.
Wreck (The) 17719.
Yesterday. 10833.
You are my girl-ski. 15673.
You ’ave made a nice old mess of
it. 10839.
You can’t beat London for the
girls. 20795:
You’d better go, Mister Snow.
24883.
You do look pretty in the old
Dutch dairy. 12542.
You don’t want a night-light. 17731.
You. don’t want to limger any
longer. 20796.
You might do worse. 15681.
You must hear all and you must
say powt. 3106.
You used to be a friend to me.
17736.
You want to go to Tokio. 27581.
See also Harms (T. B.) & Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter.
Franek (C.):
Béatitudes (Les) 19520.
Cantabile. 19585.
Huitiéme béatitude. 19920.
Pastorale. 9657, 18847.
Piéce héroique. 18878.
Prélude, fugue et variations.
18898, 20391.
Vierge 4 la créche. 6848.
Virgin by the manger. 27415.
17° fantaisie. 19434.
Franck (E. S.) Evaporate. 4025.
F'ranck-Wheeler. Evaporate. 4025.
Irancoeur (F.):
Sicilienne und rigau on. 24866.
Sonata in D-moll. 11274.
HrankesGA. vB.)
At college. 12680.
Call a taxicab... 12877.
Dancing. 13051.
My Dorothy. 14895.
Strolling. 15168.
Frank (F.) When the song birds
sing of you. 3035.
1744
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Frank (J. E.):
Autumn sadness, 3308.
Evening meditation. 4030.
Forest brook. 4139.
Jesus hear my soul’s confession.
4834.
Little way. 5072.
Love lost. 5120.
Snowflake. 2709.
Frank (O.) Weihnachtsglocken. 24776.
I'rank (R. D.) Carolina Marguerita.
Annetta Jones. 7603.
Frank (W.) Wait thou still.
(SO).
Frank (W. S.) Neva.
Frank music pub. co.
10887
9455.
Grand carni-
wal. 23161.
Franke (O.) ‘Tarantella. 20598.
Pronk (0: C. F.):
Fantasia brilliante. 13299.
Tarantella. 20598.
Valse brillante. 12396.
Franke (T.):
Intermezzo russe. 1988.
Russian intermezzo. 20456.
Franke (W. 8S.) Three dances in the
olden style. 18151.
Franke-Harling (W.):
Communion service. 3739.
Fleurs (Les) que j’aime. 4110.
Go down, great sun. 21250.
God of Abraham praise. 13470.
Goa or mercy. 11315.
Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove. 4468.
If such sweet dreams. 25985.
Maid and the violet. 14181.
My God, my Father. 11829.
O perfect love. 5591.
Rise, crowned with light. 17183.
That rose—your love. 17475.
Thine, O Lord is the greatness.
6650, 6651.
Three responses. 13391.
To a little child. 22219.
Vesper hymn. 6840, 15431.
Where love reposes. 22361.
Frankel (B.) Dark enchantress.
111389.
Frankel & Christman. Ev’rybody’s
got a buddy but me. 4040.
Franklin (D.) Retziele (Das) 9873.
Franklin (E.):
Arabian knight’s march. 3258.
I heard the voice of Jesus. 8562.
Franklin (F. A.):
Perea evening. “327.
Floral fete valse. 8146.
Guard of honor march. 8857.
Hare and hounds. 8885.
On the river. 9602.
Songs of the homeland. 12217.
Valse espagnole. 10556.
Pranklin (1.):
I’m a bringing
11434.
up the family.
Franklin (I.)—Continued.
Pony ballet. 194387 (61).
Red head rag. 5938,:7182 (168).
Talkative waitress. 19487 (71).
Franklin (J.) music co.: 2
Alone. 7248.
Froggies’ lullaby. 21210.
Love’s mystery. 2172.
My heart is thine. 9885.
Romance of the rocks. 9934.
Wont you take me there. 22406.
Franklin (J. B.):
Christ is the theme of my song.
19621.
Seattering sunshine. 20481.
Someone will welcome me there.
20536.
Franklin (M.)
16446.
I’m a perfect lady.
1 Franklin (M. M.):
Come take a dip in the deep with
me. 38729.
Jingle, jingle, jingle. 8786, 15704
(101).
Midnight whirl. 3119 (56), 5314.
Osculation bombashay. 20814
(90), 21855.
That la-la melody. 10396, 15704
(187).
Youre getting better looking
every day. 3107.
Franklin (O.) I am an inoffensive
man. 18297.
Wranko (N.):
Marjorie Gould. 2207.
Venture march. 2939.
Frankray musie co. Elly Kelly, I
love you. 8020.
Frantz (J.):
Christmas Child. 1440.
Three kings. 2860.
HWrantzen (H.):
Monkey doodle dandy. 22440
(Cal)
Motor king.” (182 “(157), 39336;
20227.
Vitagraph © girl. 12417, 15704
(148).
Mraser (CG: A.) (Sard Towa, IN, 7G.
20814.
Day youcame. 11148.
Blue eyes in dream-
Fraser (J. E.)
Fraser (J. FE.)
land. 8469.
Fraternity pub. co.:
Oh, that we two were
2394.
To hear the wee birds sing.
Frazier (A. RB.) :
Belle of Mexico.
Sea shells. 10068.
Irazier (M. E.) Just my sweetheart
Kate. 18450.
I'redeen & Jacobsen.
do? 24791.
Maying.
2876,
7439.
What would you
45
INDEX
pt. Hams 5
Fredell (E. J.) Won’t you aviate
with me. 10810.
Fredericks (A.):
T’ll change the thorns to roses.
16488, 17742 (55), 22440 (82).
Mother. 12565 (49), 143864.
Fredericks (J.):
Amour de ma vie. 38220.
Buttercups and daisies. 19576.
Dandy Dan. 17994.
Forget-me-not. 19792.
In my garden. 21488.
Lilies. 20095.
Rose. 20444.
Slumber king. 12192.
Fredericks (J. H.) Forgive me,
mother. 238049.
Frederickson (E. J.) Piazza del
popolo. 14702.
Fredin (A.):
And if. 24998.
Au Nil. 25088.
Miroir (Le) 26415.
Song. 25652.
Withdrawn. 27552.
Free Methodist hymnal. 21205.
Free Methodist pub. house.
Methodist hymnal. 21205.
Freeberg (E. J.) Teddy in the jungle.
10376.
‘Freeborn (C.) That was before they
were married. 6627.
Freeborn (C. M.) Vis-a-vis. 1050.
Freeman (C. S.) Slumber sea chan-
Free
teys. 22075.
Freeman (H. B.) MHeart’s desire.
13605.
Freeman (H. 8S.) She looks like you.
17299.
Freer (E. E.):
Grace for a child. 341, 8335.
How many times do I love thee,
dear. 238300.
Love in my heart, oh heart of me.
566.
16972.
19437 (19).
O fly not pleasure.
Ray of sunshine.
You... 7131.
Freier (Der)
Freischtitz (Der)
19797.
14763, 22469, 25653.
26888.
Freitag (W.) M’m-m’m. 5170.
Prelmger ,.¢G.. A.) Motion picture.
639.
Frémeaux (L.):
Chante-clair. 7633.
Ma petite loucheuse. 51738.
Marche des Crotjes. 5211.
Marche des Ketjes. 5213.
Rinking dance. 9898.
French (—)
French (A. E.)
ing exercises.
‘French (F. H.)
days. 18708.
Monk (The) 5357.
Individual sight sing-
4748, 23455.
My ever-gone school]
French (H.) Speckled spider rag.
10887 (188), 15134.
French (L. 8.) Cole 30 flyer. 25332.
French (W. A.) Io triumphe. 18411.
French (W. G.) Dear Lucey. 18082.
Hrett “Ge.0W.)'<
For the U. S. A. 4187.
Forest maiden. 4140.
I’m awfully fond of you.
Let me be your dearie.
My cow-boy girl. 21749.
My dusky babe. 9374.
My Killarney maid. 98393.
Prairie queen. 5853.
Sefiorita. 6148.
You musn’t make
10845.
Fretz (Mrs..J. C.)
Christ. 6961.
Freund (L.) Verratene liebe.
Frey (A.):
Christians, awake,
happy morn. 3688.
Go down, great sun,
golden west. 8295.
Incline your ear. 11524.
8594.
5003.
such eyes.
What think ye of
24720.
salute the
into thy
Saviour, like a shepherd lead us
i PARIS. 1
Frey (H.):
Berceuse. 7453.
Elegie. 8010.
Nocturne. 8189.
Frey (H.):
At the mill. 1250.
Fairy tale. 1650.
Humming top. 1875.
Patriot (The) 24652.
Raven and the fox. 2534.
Sister’s waltz. 2694.
Frey (H. H.) Come on boys take a
trip to the ball game. T7735.
Frey (L.) Pfingstrosen. 24106.
Frey (M.):
Allerlei
7238.
Fiinf neue kinderlieder.
Klavierbiichlein. 23540.
Prey (O:)%
My Pekin moon. 28894.
She’s the only girl for me.
Friant music co.:
Camden high school march. 7d7T.
I want to be an Alpha boy. 1924.
Someday, sweetheart, someday.
27095.
Strolling. 24496.
Frick (R. T. L.) O won’t you be my
Sweetheart. 21817.
Fricke (R.):
neck -und _ liebeslieder.
4163.
27021.
Christkind spricht. 185.
Drei lieder. 283.
Drei miidchenlieder. 286.
Friihling, 296.
Heimliches gltick. 387.
Sehnsucht. 855.
1746
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Fricke (R.)—Continued.
Vier heitere lieder. 287.
Weihnachtslied. 1076.
Zwei miinnerlieder. 288.
Fricker (H. A.):
Fantasie-overture. 21171.
Romance in G flat. 21967.
Friebus (T.):
Baby and the pup. 3818.
Back to my boyhood days. 3827.
Boston girl. 3491.
Daddy, dear. 3799.
Germs, germs, germs. 4229.
Love dreams. 5110.
Mos. 1471.
Friedemann (C.) Deutsche bundes-
treue. 3862.
Friedland (A.):
Dearovitch. 3848.
Down at Mammy Jinny’s.
27693.
Every fellow wants some one to
19707,
love. 10887 (111), 11221.
Faint heart never won fair lady.
19757.
Follette. 19783.
Girls, girls, keep your figure.
19824.
~ I’m always falling into something.
19949.
I’m crazy to be crazy over some-
one. 19951.
Leonora. 26191.
Letters. P. S.—I love you. 200838.
Lingerie. 20097.
Little dancing, jumping, jigger.
20098, 27717.
Love waves. 26272.
Midnight whirl. 3119 (56), 5314.
My little Havana made. 20251,
Pf P45
Pieniec march. 20367,
Piffle-dee, wiffle-dee, wiffle-dee dee.
203871.
Swinging with some one.
27738.
That’s New York brogue. 20617.
20592,
Three million dollars. 22208,
24617.
Friedlander (W. B.) Jack and Jill.
486.
Friedman (L.):
Let me call you sweetheart.
14039.
Love’s first whisper. 21610.
Meet me to night in dreamland.
20183.
My, but I’m longing for love. 649.
Passion dance. 9655,
Pearl of the morning. 26733.
Some one loves you. 24418.
Friedrich (O.) When you kiss your
own sweet Marie. 20750.
Friedrich & Miles. Flirt (The)
8144,
Frieke (R.)
229,
Frields (O. L.):
Cannibal isle. 3580,
We'll go back to Erin some day.
6933.
Engel bei den hirten.
Friend (F. L.) Cottage in the vale.
3761.
Fries (P.) Deutsche wilder, deutsche
heimat. 25454,
Ririmil(R.):
Bygone days. 22691.
Danse bohémienne. 16041.
Drifting. 18051,
Dumka, 22982.
Etude fantastique. 16158.
Evening song. 4034.
Festival of roses. 8123.
Four easy pieces. 18155.
From Spanish days. 8201.
Hymne céleste. 16415.
Légende. 18494.
Little butterfly. 5057.
Marche grotesque. 16760.
Mazurka. 18623.
Melodie. 4164.
Mountain cascade. 93838.
Music-box. 18695.
Na struné lasky. 664.
Oberek. 16994.
Old monastery. 9580.
Orange blossoms. 9620.
Orangebliiten. 17037.
Pensée fugitive. 17080.
Petite histoire. 17087.
Polonaise. 17116.
Pony race. 18889.
Prelude. 4165.
Réverie appassionée.
Rezeda. 5971.
Romance in G. 18964.
Roubideaux vista. 9971.
Russian romance. 12097.
Scherzo. 4166.
Ukolebavka. 6769.
Vermeland. 24718.
Waltz. 4167.
Krink (M. B.)
11944.
Frisch (G. E.):
Cats runaway match. 12905.
Meet me near the beehive stand.
14258.
Frisch (J. C.):
Cat’s runaway match. 12905.
Meet me near the beehive stand.
14258.
Frisch (W. R.):
Molly O’Morgan. 20215.
Pretty little girl from Nowhere.
20894.
Frise (J.):
Morning tub. 18681.
Moving in a measure gay or stately.
9341.
SUFI EPS
Oregon, my Oregon.
1747
INDEX
pts aes, wD
Hriskin 7GJ.)%
Ballade in C major. 4169.
Impromptu. 21207.
Scherzo. 4170.
Sonata in G major. 18157.
Three pieces for the pianoforte.
aN aes
Fritzsche (K.):
Bliitentraum. 12821.
Deutsche heimat. 13105.
Marsch der narren, gegen die Phi-
lister. 11738.
Serenade. 12168.
Singend zog ich. 15041.
Trinken und lieben. 15340.
Frohlich (0O.):
Abendstimmung. 7187.
Blonde Rosel. 7486.
Gliickliche herzen. 8292.
Gruss von Luzern. 8356.
Frommer (A.):
Chanson d’amour. 3628.
Chanson de Fleurette. 3632.
Fromont (E.) Prélude 4 L’ aprés-midi
dun faune. 12022.
Hronmbimi, Che Ps):
Brise de mer. 25196.
Cantabile. 25239.
Caprice—etude. 25248.
Mandolinata rustica. 26327.
Marcia trionfale. 26385.
Mattinata. 26353.
Notturno greco. 26575.
Novelietta. 26576.
Pastorale. 24079.
Pensiero musicale.
Sarabanda. 26961.
Seguidilla. 243822.
Serenata Araba.
Serenata patetica.
Sourire d’enfant.
Souvenir. 27124.
Tempo di mazurka.
Tuo ritratto. 27356.
Frost (S. A.) Bandaredmen.
Frost. (W.. Iu.),¢
Catch my pal: 12903.
Grant us Thy peace.
Mrumivelier |) .CA.% Hy)
march. 18583.
Bry (1u.))s
Ariel. 20864.
March in D.
Wryenr.) :
A la gavotte.
thtude—ca price.
Humoresque.
Improvisation.
Menuet de concert.
Two little waltzes.
Valses humoresques.
FKrykinan (A. 23):
Min moders bon.
O ljufliga stund.
26736.
12167.
27014.
PAL
27266.
1278.
21288.
High school
21213.
17744.
18099.
18281.
18374.
18636.
18162.
19298.
2263.
16980.
1748
Frysinger (J. F.):
Benediction nuptiale.
Meditation. 26371.
Naiads. 21780.
Huchs (CO. gaye
Divine lullaby. 11167.
17841.
Ode to spring. 11906.
Parting song. 11973.
Fuchs (R.):
Fantasie. 4186.
Quartett. 13408.
Zweite sonate. 19433.
Huchs. Ck. 2D.) =
Our Teddy’s home coming.
Teddy come back. 6588.
Ruetko(s.) :
Alte brummbir. 20838.
Donausagen. 13136.
Florentiner-marsch. 265, 25632.
Furchtlos und treu. 25672.
Husarenvedette. 18290.
Traumideale. 25176.
Triumphant troopers. 1153 (125),
6727.
Une mitternacht.
5711.
27368.
Unvergessliche stunden. 27380.
Fiihrich (C.)° Neuweinlied. 678.
Fiihrmann (L.) Sonntag im Mai.
10219.
Fiinfsinn (R.) Baby’s cradle song.
12720, or
Fuentes (E. 8S. de) Kisaki. 4921.
First. (&.) Lola: 2i5s:
Fiirstenkind (Das) 298, 446, 647, 696,
734, 795, 808, 1029, 1061, 1712, 4188,
5958, 8206-8213. 9866, 10654, 11287,
12037, 12428, 13410, 16244, 17146.
Fiirstner (A.):
Auftrag. 17804.
Ave Rosa. 17811.
Dorfkomtesse (Die) 3906-3908,
ASUsy2:
Elektra 6476, 10272.
Erwachen in den grellen tag.
18092. )
Feuersnot. 12257, 22133.
Holden gletscherfeen. 13640.
Mein erster walzer. 14228.
Michel mit der lanze. 18645.
Musica proibita. 21736.
Poia. 765, 5819, 9717, 18887.
Rienzi. 27426.
Rosenkavalier (Der)
Salome. 6478, 12258.
Salome’s tanz. 19132, 27173.
So ein nettes kleines frauchen.
27172.
15068.
Solo. Scéne de Salomé. 19134.
Tanz der schuhplattler. 6564.
Vale. 19286.
Waldhornklinge. 19322.
Fuhrich (C.) Ralf Ringelhaar.
Fuhrmeister (F.):
Serenade. 6155.
= — ———
9821. ff
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Fublrmeister (F.)—Continued.
Valse di bravura. 6803.
8 heitere lieder. 8215. -
Fubrmeister (P.) Love is. blind.
11671.
Fuiks (L.) Safety pin catch. 6049.
Fuld (A. C.) Avenir (L’). 25052.
Fulford (C. E.) ltd. Zam-buk march.
19429.
Fullblood (Jersey) pseud. See Cor-
bett (W. Z.)
Fuller (A. F.):
I arise from dreams. 1889.
King and me. 2059.
Prayer. 2499.
Fuller (E. M.) He saveth me. 21811.
Fuller (S. L.):
Let the sunbeam kiss you. 26208.
Under the old chestnut tree. 17559.
Fulton (E.) Black beauty. 25154.
Fulton (F. C.):
’ Go to sleep, my baby boy. 138465.
Sleep, my baby girl. 6302.
Fulton (J. M.):
Battleship Connecticut march.
3362.
Columbian (The) 12957, 17954.
Lonesonie little me. 9031.
Messidor. 11777.
Nightingale (The) 2341.
Fulton (M.):
Gee whiz. 8247.
Just a little bit, not much. 11567.
Fulton bros. pub. co. Lonesome little
me.
Fun in a boarding school. 17742 (10).
Funai (C.) Lurili. 11696.
Fuqua-Higbee co. Chaddock cadet
mareh.* 1397.
Furman (A.) Rippling water. 9902.
Furmanik (J.) Msza ku cezci sw.
Jana Kantego. 9346.
Furry (E. B.) Cigarettes. 25319.
Furst (8S. W.) Fearless hunter man.
4078.
Furth (S8.):
Clap hands. 7699.
Diamond babe. 22891, 27692.
Here's to all good fellows. 23249.
I haven’t got a thing on for to-
night. 25916, 27702.
I only drink for friendship’s sake.
11454.
In cherry blossom time. 26006,
2tTAO.
In the jungle social set. 26028,
1 tak;
Lads and lasses of Languedoc.
23562.
Love will forgive and _ forget.
26213:
. Mr. Sweeney. 21708.
Music man. 644.
My Sweeny. 20814 (84).
My Turkish maid. 9428.
Furth (S.)—Continued.
Not tonight Josephine. 14499,
20288.
Put on your slippers. 5894.
That Espagnola swing. 24585,
27741.
We won’t go home till break of
day. 24769.
What’s your hurry, birdie. 27473,
27746.
When I gathered the myrtle with
Mary. 27482.
Furth (S.) music pub. co.:
Clap hands. 7699.
I only drink for friendship sake.
11454.
Let me speak the longing in my
heart. 26196.
Music man. 644.
My Turkish maid. 9428.
Not to-night Josephine. 14499,
20288.
Put on your slippers. 5894.
That Spanish rag. 15275.
Gaber (L.) Dennoch. 3856.
Gabert (A.) Offertory of the dead.
5610.
Gabert (A. L.) Massno.8inC. 26857.
Gabriel (C. H.):
Accept Him to-day. 15707.
All hail, Immanuel. 7228.
All we, like sheep. 15724.
And it came to pass. 7275.
Angels’ song. 22515.
Ask what you will. 15771.
Beatitudes (The) 7412.
Believe in me. 15831.
Bethlehem chorus. 73.
Blessed be the God. T7482.
Blessed is the man. 19545.
Branch (The) 7511.
Bring back the lost to God. 15876.
Bring flowers. 12848.
Call (The) 7566.
Calvary. 7576.
Children’s king. 12986.
Christ is born. 22757.
Christ is risen. 182.
Christ or Barabbas. 8685.
3687.
22761.
Christ within.
Christmas bells.
Christmas letters. 22766.
Christmas morning. 22767.
City of the sure foundation. 7695.
Glock (The) 12949.
Come into my life.
Come, Thou Feunt.
Cross of Jesus. 7792.
Crown Him with many
17981.
Crowned enthroned. 16016.
Divine Shepherd. 3877.
Doing what there is to do. «
Down in the valley. 16104.
Every one bring one. 4057.
15988.
a9
(736.
crowns.
1749
INDEX
Pts eS SS web
Gabriel (C. H.)—Continued.
22981.
4077.
4093.
Exalt ye His name.
Fear not I am with thee.
Fill the air with hosannas.
Fill your place. 13326.
Flowers of the field and garden.
13358.
For God so loved the world. 8168.
Forward. 13378.
Forward in His name. 4147.
Give me Jesus. 16272.
Glory to His name. 16281.
God lives. 18195.
God thinks of me. 13471.
God will give you light. 16289.
God’s unchanging love. 16292.
Hang the holly garlands. 23197.
Happy voices. 138571.
He came to His own. 8402.
He cares for me. 16344.
He is leading me on. 16348.
He is mine. 16349.
He is worthy. 4407.
He knoweth the way that I take.
16352.
He leads me still. +4410.
He was despised. 8416.
He will love the little children.
13600.
Heavens declare His glory. 16365.
Help a little every day. 138618.
Here am I. 18249.
His cleansing power. 16379..
His love declare. 16381.
Hold up the cross. 16386.
Homeland (The) 8482.
How amiable are Thy tabernacles.
21347.
How can we keep from singing.
13649.
I’m a pilgrim. 8592.
I’m not your judge. 8602.
I shall be satisfied. 4604.
I want to be true to Him. 8626.
If we walk in the light. 11483.
In a cot beside the sea. 4688.
In my Father’s house. 8696.
In remembrance. S700.
In that He Himself hath suffered.
16511.
Is the helm in the Master’s hands?
16536.
It can never be told. 8746.
It is good to sing praises.
Jehovah is King. 8767.
Jehovah’s praise. 16551.
Jesus. 8770.
Jesus is calling workers. 18481.
Jesus is joy over all. 4830.
Jesus saves. 16559.
Jesus will be with me.
Joy bells. .8791.
Joyfully sing. 23501.
June-time blossoms.
Just a little nearer.
20030.
4838.
13922.
8810.
1750
Gabriel (C. H.)—Continued.
Just to see Jesus. 16580.
Keep drilling with the sword.
4899. ‘
Keep me white. 8836.
Keep on telling it. 16585.
Keep the glad song ringing in your
heart. 4901.
King of kings. 13966.
King of love. 13967.
Lead Thou me on. 166387.
Led by His hand. 8920.
Led by the Star. 23579.
Let us sing unto the Lord. 18508.
Lift up your gates. 23605.
Light of the gospel. 5045.
Lord be with us. 9034. |
Lord here am I; send me. 14113.
Lord is a great God. 21589.
Lord reigneth. 9041.
Lost in sight of the harbor. 14125. |
Love of God. 14140. |
Love of Jesus. 16699.
Love that passeth knowledge.
14144.
Lovely children’s day. 14148.
March along. 14202.
Marching as to war. 14215.
Marvelous loving-kindness. 5236.
Master comes. 596.
Merrily ring the bells. . 23782.
Merry Christmas. 23786.
Midnight whisperings. 616.
Missouri, the crown of the gem.
538438.
More abundantly. 14349.
Morning of His birth. 636.
My Father watches over me.
5425.
My Guide. 9381.
My heart shall not be afraid. 9386.
My prayer. 16910.
Nativity (The) 23918.
Not tomorrow. 16960.
O Holy Child. 23968.
O shepherds haste. 23975.
On-coming millions for
14591.
One day for Thee. 5662.
Open your heart to Jesus.
Others. 14629.
Our Father’s love.
Our Lord triumphant.
Peace on earth. T48.
Perfect, Thou, Thy love in me.
14689. ;
Praise and thanksgiving. 9755.
Praises. 9761.
Prayer. 9764.
Price: Vl pay. 4022
Promised King. 24169.
Promises of God. 17134.
Reaping for the King. 17154.
Ring for Christmas. 24212.
Risen. 9908.
Jesus.
17036.
14637.
9628.
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Gabriel (C. H.)—Continued. Gabriel (C. H.)—Continued.
Same old way. 17240. Wonderful love. 10804.
Santa and his friends. 26957. Wonderful night. 24866.
Santa Claus and Christmas cheer. Word of the Lord. 15644.
2614.
Shelter me. 6171.
Shepherd Master. 6178.
Sing praises. 10140.
Sing together. 27058.
Sing unto the Lord. 10141.
Singing all the time. 173826.
Slumber song. 24396.
Sometime I’l] understand. 17357.
Song of praise. 15104.
Song of the angels. 24429.
Song of the robins. 15105.
Soul’s vision. 921.
Sowing for the Master. 6420.
Speak the kind word. 6427, 15133.
Speak the Savior’s name. 10235.
Work out your own Salvation.
7102.
Gabriel (C. H.) jr.:
Delta sigma nu. 3853.
Hold up the cross. 16386.
Gabriel (R) Durch feld und buchen-
hallen. 22936.
Gabriel-Marie:
Cinquantaine. 15968.
Dans la calme nuit. 21061.
Dialogue tendre. 21078.
En se jouant. 21134.
Sérénade badine. 17290, 19041.
Gabrielson (W. M.) On the home-
ward way. 24029.
Gade (N. W.):
Stand fast in Jesus. 17398. er pt =
Straight-line club. 24480. ee Ora ane
Summer flags are flying. 15175. Gael W ‘ ; :
Sunday school voices. 950. ael ( : vau) =
Sunlit way. 15192. Babillage. 25058.
Comme autrefois. 12977.
Dans les champs. 18056.
En chasse. 138240.
Sunshine girls and boys. 24515.
Sweep on. 17427.
Sweet sunny smiles. 6540.
Swing wide your gates. 24536. Fantasie. 13297,
Teaching of the flowers. 15242. Fantasmagorie. 1653.
That wonderful night. 24592. Hleurs animees. 1678.
There'll be gladness for the vic- For you. 138871.
tors. 17483. Glissades (Les) 13461.
They shall shine. 6647. Jeu de graces. 2024.
This Man receiveth sinners. 6658. Parfums de roses. 14662.
Thy boundless grace. 10437. Petite marquise. 2478.
Thy kingdom come. 17498. Refrain (Le) du tonnelier. 26843.
To be a friend of Jesus. 6687. Ronde bohemienne. 2582.
To-day belongs to Jesus. 15325. Séguidilla. 26996.
To the robin. 15322. Sérénade. 27008.
Trust in God and do your best. Seulette. 2669.
15247 Simple chanson. 27047.
Fe peste a ‘ Sous la feuillée. 27119.
ee eae. Co aa Voice of the heart. 2971, 12420.
Victory of the cross. 10592. Ginschals | CCa)ee fie
Voice of Christmas. 2970. Am wiesenquell. 7259.
Waiting for you. 17617. Angelus. 19479.
Walking as Christians. 17622. Brooklet in the woods. 1855.
Walking with Jesus. 6904, 17624. Evening repose. 1687.
We praise Thee. 15503, 19335. Farewell. 1654.
We shall have a new name. Frenella. 1705.
193387. Goldmarie. 83811.
Wear a smile for Jesus. 6938. May sounds. 5253. v
Welcome to Christmas. 24784. Mein schénes Sorrent. 9238.
What did it mean. 17646. My love star. 16904.
When Christmas light is shining. Prinzess-gavotte. 9782.
24793. Spring bells. 2749.
Who can understand Him. 10769. Welcome. 3013. ies
Who could it be. 15598. Zu deinen fiissen. 10876.
With every passing day. 17706. Gage (E.):
With faces shining. 24857. Breeze of love. 7521.
With His stripes are we healed. Goldfish. 83810.
10798. I don’t know. S547.
Wonderful (The) Counselor. Terrible eyes. 24580. ;
24864. There’s nothing doing here. 10416.
Wol
INDEX
Dt. se WSs wi
Gage (EK. & E. EF.)
17468.
Gaines (S. R.):
Autumn woods. 25051.
Cavalry song. 7607.
Likes of her. 14077.
Nineteen fifteen. 21790.
O sing, ye angel voices. 26612.
Of all the year ’tis summer. 16998.
Sleep my love. 17833.
Trustingly, trustingly. 12368.
Two processional hymns. 8222.
Galbraith (HK. K.) Jessie Gray. 13891.
Galbraith (is i:
Elfin chimes. 22959.
Father of peace. 22999.
Hour of prayer. 1869.
House. of prayer. 8499.
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
23488.
Let us return. 2114.
Lullaby. 14165.
Nearer my God to Thee. 20270.
O happy band of pilgrims. 23962.
Spring fancy. 24462.
Summer voices. 24502.
Sweet lavender. 22152.
Worship the Lord. 15649.
Gale (F. L.) Lullaby land. 21622.
Gale (R. G.):
Sweet repose. 2798.
Very first pieces. 2952.
Gale (W.C.) Aspantsthehart. 1240.
Galeotti (C.):
Dorise (La) 1566.
Légende. 18495.
Galey (T. A.) In the summer time.
26024.
Galkine (N. W.)
Gallager (E.)
22440 (49).
Gallagher (C. D.):
Sunset brings idle dreams. 6502.
When you know that you're re-
membered. 15577.
Wouldn’t you like to take a little
girl to raise. 27562.
Gallagher (G. E.) White city waltz
song. 17685.
Gallanis (J. A.):
Fourth of July. 133888.
If you love me. 25987.
Gallatin (A. R.):
Broken (The) vase. 22675.
Fleuve (Le) 8143.
Gallatly (J. M.):
Begorrah. 7433.
Black Donald. 3453.
Ghost walk. 25696.
Gin and bitters. 8262.
Molly Machree. 238835.
Terrapin two-step. 103884.
Gallet (E.) Féte chez Thérése. 112438.
Galli (C.) Noél a St Moritz. 16949.
Terrible eyes.
Serenade. 14980.
Mandy Jane. 21648,
1752
Gallur’ (Mrs. fF. {ea}
1320.
Gallur (H. G.) Queen of my heart.
2520.
Galon (L.) Galon album. 1720.
Galter (M. T.)
Galusha (M. T.)
Gambardella (S.):
Gambke (M.)
Gamble (B.)
Gamble hinged music co.:
Gallico (P.):
Album of easy classics. 19456.
Chanson intime. 227384.
Gavotte frivole. 23084.
Half hours with the best com-
posers. 83869.
Jobannistraum. 4842,
23492.
Mazurka capricieuse. 23756.
Most popular’ selections from
comic operas. 23855.
Petit conte. 24096.
Valse indolente. 24699.
20044,
Gallini (L.):
Gracia (La) de Dios. 18211.
Toi, toujours toi. 19239.
Galloway (T. B.):
Little song for two. 2145.
O heart of mine. 20301.
Oh sweet heart, O strong heart.
710.
Song is not dead. 910.
Gallur (D. G.):
De Portola. 1526.
Eagle waltz. 13207.
Flight of the aeroplane. 1679.
I like to be with you. 13694.
I want to have you love me, dear. _
8627.
Tempest and sunshine. 2825.
While stars shine in the skies.
7014.
Eagle waltz.
Rain song. 12042.
Signal Triumph.
15024.
A chi vu6 repassa. 20815, 24912.
"HE ccafuncelle America. 7972.
"EK serene ’e Mareschiare. 3956,
3957.
Mad’muazel
26305.
Mare, mare mio. 21652.
°O girasole. 2371, 5574.
°O sfelenza. 21814, 26611.
Onne d@’ 6 mare. 5674.
Serenata a Posillipo. 270138, 22038.
Suonno ’e giuventu. 6505.
Vocca luntana. 6869, 6870.
O du vor dem die |
stiirme schweigen. 26590.
Orange blossoms. 2429. §
Fru-Fru. 216380,
Air de ballett. 24940.
Arabesque. 25015.
Berceuse. 25130.
Canzonetta. 26099. _
Concert caprice. 25366.
Crepuscule (La) 25382.
Crowned on Calvary. 16017.
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan—Dec., 1910
Gamble hinged music co.—Continued.
Episode. 25557.
Gipsy dance. 25782.
Glad rag. 23113.
Happy youth. 25802.
Mazurka. 26866.
Night is still. 16948.
Oh, be joyful in the Lord. 17010.
Question (The) 26823.
Red rose. 17158.
Romance. 26901.
Song of love. 17362.
Sunrise. 24508.
Systematic voice training.
Teddy bears. 27251-27259.
Theme varié. 27279.
Three lyrics. 18910.
Gambogi (F. E.) Rosy, Posy
little clover. 21981.
Gambrell (S. H.):
Carina (La) 1383.
Daybreak. 7856.
Gipsy’s wooing.
King’s march.
Two sonatinas.
Gammel (E.):
Am bache. 3196.
Guter vorsatz. 4357.
Herbstroéslein. 4438.
Ich traf einst frohe zecher.
Los des schonen. 51038.
Tauwind (Der) 6577.
Gammon (B.) When I asked her to
be my wife. 15544.
Gandolfo (E.):
Aubade. 33.
Romance. 9929.
Sérénata sentimentale.
Gandy (D. A.):
Hidden. 25843.
Morning in May.
19164.
and
1747.
4918.
8226.
4646.
27015.
11296.
Spirit of Christmas. 11296.
When. 27476.
With autumn leaves. 27550.
Ganne (L.):
Adieu, ma mie. 17749.
Ah, que voulez-vous que je dise.
17758.
Atte flit’ qui mena la _ ronde.
17909.
Berceuse. 22613.
Bouquet de melodies. 22661.
Chanson de la fitite. 22733.
Chanson
OCT:
Czarine (La) 38798.
Déclaration. 22881.
Défilé et chanson
228838.
Eestasy. 22952.
Hans. 23198.
Hans, le joueur de fitite.
Hans, the flute player.
I eome from afar. 23321.
Hilys. 23417, 25990, 25991.
23199.
23201.
des poupées de Hans.
des poupées.
Ganne (L.)—Continued.
Je viens d’un pays.
Marche russe. 16764.
Mon cher petit pére est un com-
mereant. 18669.
Mon coeur a des peines. -
Nel Giappone. 26533.
O Lisbeth, aujourd’ hui dimanche.
18775.
Rondo. 24226.
Song of the flute. 24434.
Stances. 24465.
Tzigane (La) 6767.
You can never know, sir.
Garagusi (N.):
Courting by moonlight.
Fleeting thoughts.
(26).
Garbett (A. S.)':
Love in autumn.
Sleep song. 17334.
Trailing arbutus. 27339.
Garcia (—) Granada. 4826.
Garcia (D.) Jack rabbit. 4803, 13876,
16548.
18422.
18670.
24880.
13008.
1677, 11538
16694.
Garcia (J.) Granada. 1798.
Gard” (A);
Maid of Mars. 11712.
You will always be my little girl
to me. 3111.
Gardiner (C. J.)
Gardner (A. C.):
Coronation. 13003, 25374.
Lolly pops. 5080.
Loretto. 14128.
When thoroughbreds meet,
Gardner (C. E.):
Tf I love you.
Thou art, O God.
Gardner (G. G.):
Lonely. 9028.
Message of the breeze, 26397.
Voice of the desert. 10612.
Gardner (J. B.) Come, be my sun-
Columbine. 25337.
10742.
23398.
24611.
shine. 15980, 1158 (8).
Gardner (UL. T.) Gardenia waltz.
19811.
Gardner (W. H.) Fisher folk song.
1675.
Gardnier (E. J.) Little tramp. 9021.
Garelli (C.) Vertige. 2949.
Gariel (H.) Himno al centenario,
23259. :
Garioch (Lady) :
Garden of lilies. 18168.
Lilt of tears. 18521.
Garland (A.):
Dainty and graceful. 25400.
Fairy grotto. 3287.
For old times’ sake. 25638,
Four-in-hand. 4149.
Heart to heart. 25825.
In hot pursuit. 26012.
Leisure thoughts. 26187.
Little jokers. 14090,
INDEX
pti ae Sa
Garland (A.)—Continued.
Mountain trail. 5385.
October day. 11904.
Off for home. 5607.
Our champion. 26687.
Roll call. 14878,
Sailing. 14919.
Starlit night. 15156.
Sweet message. 12289.
Village merry-making. 6855.
Welcome message. 15512,
Woodland path, 7099.
Garland (J. F.) Springtime. 12244.
Garlin (L. H.) Love come. 568.
Garnett (L. A.):
Matilda Jane herself. 23747.
Romance in A minor. 8229.
Strategists. 9386.
Garratt. (Cs. cA.) Festival grand
mareh., - 251:
Garren (J. J.) If you'll live in my
garden of love. 4664.
Garrick music pub. co.:
I want but you. 25960.
Salvation. 2609.
Vertige valse. 2951.
Garrison (Dy J.)<
Emmaline, 18081.
I only have one life to live. 183380.
When your little shoes. 10752,
15583.
Garth. (J. G_)s:
He lives. 13588.
Let it be known. 5092.
Praise to His name. 5857.
Gartlan (G. H.) Chambered nautilus.
3610.
Garton (C. H.) In love’s sweet dream-
land. 11504,
Garton (iD. EB.) :
Grenada march, 348.
Hide and seek. 1851.
Home memories. 408.
Knights of Columbus.
Mercedes waltz. 608.
Our country home. 2484.
525.
Tinkling bell. 2872.
Garulli (A.) 12 solfeggi. 1725, 23076.
Garusi OVE) Fishermen (The)
13351.
Garvey (F. J.):
We met by the rill. 20767.
- Why I love the lilies. 20766.
Won’t you come fishing with me.
20783.
Garvin (J. W.)
Aas
Garzia (S.)
yaseco (A.):
Ballata d’un tempo lantano.
Beata Beatrix. 59.
Canto notturno. 114.
Danse de VTaube; et
crépuscule. 13057.
Elegia. 227.
Canadian flag song.
So bello sul’i’. 19078.
54.
Dance du
Gasco (A.)—Continued.
Lamento. 529.
Meditazione. 602.
Ninna-nanna. 683.
Notti. 691.
Primavera dolente.
Sposa del Libano.
Gasparini (J.):
776.
930.
Alba. 7218.
Pizzicato. 9704.
Souvenir de Norvége. 10228.
Tempo di minuetto. 103881.
Gastaldon (S.) Musica proibita.
21736.
Gastoldi (G. G.) Liebeslied. 20087.
Gaston (B.):
Good-bye Bill. 18205, 19437 (87).
That lovin’ Jazy Sear oT,
19487 (73), 22440 (68).
Gastorff (M.) Arctic light. 10951.
Gasty (R.)
270638.
Gaubert (P.):
Madrigal.
Rhapsodie.
Sur leau.
Gaudet (E.):
Ab, Mireille. 22468.
Bon grain. 22649.
Bonsoir mam’zell Rose.
Chante, Manon. 22738.
Dans le biplan. 22855.
Danse Arabe. 22859.
En Goguette. 22962.
Eros Berger. 22966.
Fantastique. 22992.
Histoire de printemps.
Hyménée. 23309, 25889.
Ma chaumiere. 23690.
Manolita (La.) 238721.
Marchand de coeurs.
Marche francaise. 23730.
Nuit de Mai. 23956.
Prélude. 24156.
Premier amour. 24158.
Renouveau. 2551.
Réve de l’avenir. 24204.
Sal y sandungo. 24260.
Sang gaulois. 24266.
Sérénade de Torcello.
Sherlockette (La) 2678.
Souviens toi du passé.
Suzy. 24522.
Viva el torero. 24737.
Votre baiser d’ adieu.
2eme reverie. 24910.
Gaukler (Die) 308.
Gaul (F.):
Lovelyville. 5187.
Out of the darkness.
You know. 20797.
Gaul (H. B.):
Ashes of roses. 3278.
Be glad and rejoice.
21631.
18947.
15199.
1754
23265.
23728.
24347.
24453.
24742.
5714.
3366.
Six” Pim, > fence Et.
22651.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Gaul (H. B.)—Continued.
Come ye and let us walk in the
light. 1472.
Communion service. 3740.
Five settings of the Amen.
Lord is my Shepherd. 2158.
Magnificat and Nune_ dimittis.
579.
Remember not, Lord, our offences.
9857.
Short communion service. 17308.
Gaunt (F. L.) Take me there. 17446.
Gauthier-Villars (H.) Sérénade por-
tugaise. 2662.
Gautier (E.):
Carnaval.
Frasquita.
Piérrette.
Pierrot. 20370.
Sarabande. 20472.
Sonnett. 19812.
Gautier (L.):
Brook (The) 25197.
In Switzerland. 20009.
Secret (Le) 2649, 19032.
Gautski (R. L.) College
12953.
Gauvin (A.)
Gauwin (—)
Gavel (E.):
Ah, Mélina.
Billy’s billet
Gaviniés (P.):
Twenty-four
Twenty-four
Gavriloff (C.):
Leben (Das) fiir den zar. 4086.
Six 4th finger exercises. 13441.
4204.
19591.
19796.
20369.
degree.
14657.
27406.
Pamplone.
Vie moderne.
17757.
doux.. 82:
23079.
4205.
études.
matinées.
Gay (B. S.) My pretty little brown-
eyed girl. 16911.
Gay (E. M.) In Kanaan. 18798.
Gay (M.) Kismet. 4922.
Gay hussars. 20814 (51).
Gay musician. 3119 (90), 9066.
Gayle (A.) Dreaming sweet dreais
of you. 1581.
Gaynor (J. L.):
Autumn. 1263.
Heav’nly Father,’ shelter us.
13608.
I love the old doll best. 1899.
Lullaby of the Iroquois. 2177.
Orchestra of June 2430.
Pat McGee. 11977.
Sail (A) 2601.
Gaynor (M.) Down by the old rustic
mill. 22916.
Gearen (J.):
American boy scout. 208438.
Beautiful waltzes. 33881.
Forest park march. 1697.
Gearen’s barn dance. 8241.
Gold bond. 19834.
Opening (The) 2427.
Silver spray three step. 10130.
Gebhardt (H.) Let me take you
home sweetheart. 238585.
Geddes (A.) Mother’s love’ song.
5380.
aoe (P. R.) Love’s philosophy.
79.
Geddes-Harvey (R.):
Love quest. 26270.
O perfect love. 9522.
Geehl (H. BH.) Exercises in sight
reading. 25587.
Geemer (L.) My sweetheart Rosie.
Z651H%
Geerken (C.) High school. 13629.
Gefangene (Der) der zarin. 18171.
Gefesselte phantasie. 14953.
Gehre (J. H.) I’m the man who dis-
covered the North pole. 1907.
Gehre & Nusser. I’m the man who
discovered the North pole. 1907.
Geibel (A.):
Acorns. 1168.
And the glory of the Lord. 24994.
Be Thou with me. 15817.
Birds (The) 1821.
Breeze in the trees.
Brook (The) 1854.
Dainty lightfoot. 24911 (7).
Down the glen. 1570.
Easter dawn. 7985.
Evening thoughts. 20814 (18).
Eventide march. 17742 (8).
1348.
Faithful knights of good St.
George. 18115.
Garlands of beauty. 13425.
Glad dawning. 8273.
Glorious song. 25718.
Glory of the garden.
Harvest song. 1825.
Heavenly song. 25825.
8287.
Hours of gladness. 13647.
Immanuel. 23422.
In the woods. 47388.
Indian cradle song. 1982.
Joy hath crowned thee. 8792.
Joyous bells. 26106.
Light out of darkness. 8978.
Loyalty. 5150.
Magdalene (The)
My lady spring.
My quest. 23821.
New life. 238931.
Night in the Orient. 26556.
O little town of Bethlehem. 26602.
9104.
2313.
On the moonlit stream. 24911
(48).
Our scarlet king. 2437.
Peace and good will. 26729.
Seotland’s burning. 14961.
Secret (The) 17742 (25).
Sensation. 24911 (60).
Shades of night. 27016.
Sing and rejoice. 27050.
Songs of service. 19104.
Squirrel (The) 2753.
17595
68294—10——21
INDEX
pt. 1a, S., v.5d
Geibel (A.)—Continued.
Streamlet (The) 15167.
Timbuctoo. 6678.
Up and away. 24692.
Voluntary. 15460.
Wood violets. 3081.
Geibel (A.) music co.:
And the glory of the Lord. 24994.
Easter dawn. 7985.
Garlands of beauty. 13425.
Glad dawning. 82738.
Glory of the garden. 8287.
Heavenly song. 25825.
Hours of gladness. 138647.
Immanuel. 23422.
Joy hath crowned thee.
Joyous bells. 26106.
Light out of darkness.
Magdalene (The) 9104.
Night in the Orient. 26556.
Peace and good will. 26729.
Portals eternal. 9737.
Sing and rejoice. 27050.
Thousand years have come. 273808.
Geiger (L.C.) Spiritofspring. 10246.
Geil (F.) Ada polka. 4.
Geimer (L.) I will be waiting and
dreaming of you. 25922.
Geisler (C.) Intermezzo.
Geister (K.):
Ariette.
Arlequin.
Colombine.
Lied. 8250.
Mazurka. 11761.
On ferme. 11930.
Pantalon. 17063.
Pierrot. 17098.
Polka. 12010.
Pour dormier. 9748.
Sauteuse. 10016.
Scaramouche. 17252.
Valse. 11302.
Gelbe prinz. 4219.
Gelbstein (I.) Gee! I had a grand
vacation. 18170.
Gelder (M. von) Gelder classical col-
lection for piano. 13444.
Geller (B. L.) Somebody’s doing what
I used to do. 22087.
Geller (L.) Lebt wohl kameraden
mein. 8917.
Geller (M.) Honey, won’t you be my
queen. 23287.
Geminiani (F.):
Sonata in D-moll. 4220.
Sonata, la magg. 1786.
Genius (The) 25877, 25900, 26113,
8792.
8978.
4217.
7306.
15767.
15971.
26696, 27700, 27716, 27782. 29444. !
Genoud (H. E.) Let’s go up to the Ammore @ comm ’a Il ’acqua. |
Hpicure. 8939. 4207.
George (D. J.) Love’s reveries. 5144, Ceréa mada. 1396.
9080. Core geluso. 22815.
George (E. J.) Sometimes. 2723. ’O mese Mariano. 28966.
1756
George (E. R.)
26165.
George (F. B.) Tender memories of
days gone by. 19198.
George (M. D.) Meet me by the roses.
14256.
Georges (A.):
Cyclamen (Le) 25896.
O gué, ma mie. 26592.
Georgi & Vitak:
Cuckoo waltz. 8785.
Gems of Bohemia. 4221.
Honeymoon polka. 4471.
Laendler. 4959, 18994.
Mystic. 14450.
Pepe polka. 14686.
Pod naSima o kny. 5817.
We live only once. 6932.
Gerard-Rose. Captivée. 12894.
Gerber (J. B.) Scenes of childhood
days. 22010.
Gerhardt (P.)
German (E.):
Bird of blue. 25147.
Love in all seasons. 21600.
Fallen fairies. 1651, 8105, 11232.
Moorish lullaby. 21710.
Oh, love that rulest. 9549. ;
Poor purblind wayward youths.
9733.
Thy features are fair and seemly.
10488.
Wake up my nestling. 2986.
When a knight leves a ladye.
3018, 10718.
Who'll buy my lavender. 3051.
With all the misery. 10795.
German Baptist publ. soe. Programm
fiir den sechs-und-zwanzigsten kin-
dertag. 18905.
Germer (H.):
Etuden. 4817.
Modernes vortragsalbum. 26427.
Gernsheim (F.) Zu einem drama.
27599.
Gersten (A.)
Geschiedene (Die) frau.
Lady of my dreams.
Fuge, G moll. 4228.
Great new dam. 19851.
1741, 8258,
13960.
Geyer (Mrs. J. E.) Old home reverie. |
14582. i
Ghisalberti (D.) Séduisante. 17285.
Ghys (H.) Amaryllis. 3201.
Giacomantonio (G.):
Castles in the air. 12902.
Give us the vote. 21240.
They were visions, just visions. ©
19209.
Giannelli (G.):
A tratturia d’ ’e nnammurate.
q
¢
;
|
i
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Giannelli (G.)—Continued.
Primavera nuova. 2506.
Serenata portoghese. 2664.
Sulla laguna. 6489.
- Tarantella Surrentina. 2817, 6569.
Teresina, Teresi. 24579.
Giannotta (O.):
’O fotografo. 14512.
°O tengo o nun ’o tengo. 14535.
Palummella, palummé. 14656.
Uocchie ’e fata. 12389.
Giardini (F. de) Sonata in G. 4233.
Gibbons (C. E.) Dreams. 7949.
Gibbons (E.)
18250.
Gibbons (J. M.) Autumn breezes. 42.
Gibbons (0O.):
Almighty and everlasting God.
1190.
Fantasia. 1742, 4234.
Gibbs (Mrs. E. N.) When love calls
us together again. 12456.
Giblin (I. M.):
Columbian rag. 7721, 20814 (89).
Ketchup rag. 8841, 15704 (102).
Gibson (A.) Sevtik violin school.
6161.
Gibson (A. H.)
for life. 26199.
Gibson (A. S.):
Ain’t no use a cryin’.
Here comes the bride.
Let’s make it chums
22471.
T’ll wait at heaven’s gate. 213880.
O Mister Owl. 26606.
Gibson (B.) I aint going up in no
aeroplane. 18296.
Gibson (C. N.) My blue eyed colleen.
5417.
Gibson (G.) Album of six pieces for
violin and piano. 22476.
Gibson (G. D.) When the nightin-
gale bids southern skies good-bye.
17670.
Gibson (L. J.)
boy. 13465.
Gibson (L. P.)
roam. 4585.
Gibson mandolin-guitar co.:
Jolly fellows. 4849.
Raymond. 17490.
Gideon (H. L.):
As sing the thrushes. 1241.
Awake, my heart to be loved.
12714.
My harp is on the willow tree.
653
Go to sleep my baby
I’m never more to
Peasants lullaby. 9672.
Prince of peace. 14771, 20814
(93).
Gideon (M.) When my Sist’ Tetrazin
met my Cousin Carus. 7182 (182),
10728.
Gideon (M. J.):
Danse coquette. 1153 (16), 15085.
Girl is new. 4240.
Lover’s lane. 201380.
Gideon (M. J.)—Continued.
Loving ways. 2174, 15704 (111).
My Mamie Rose. 9402.
Puddin’ face. 2514, 7182 (167).
Ragtime land, 25388.
Ragtime table d’hdote. 18928,
20409.
Rahnee. 14809.
There’s lots of other dreamy eyes.
15286.
When Rosalie sings Ciribiribi.
10887 (218), 12468.
Gienger (W.) Sailing. 18997,
Giessel (K.), jr. Heidekind (Das)
23239.
Giffe (W. T.):
Beautiful yesterday. 3119 (110).
Star of the evening. 3119 (194).
Gifford (—):
Glow-worm. 4255.
Green, green ribbon. 4342.
I want to come home to Killarney.
18340.
It’s the Alpine dress you’re wear-
ing. 2008.
Keep the fire in, Marie, 18459.
Look into my heart. 5087.
Mandy’s christening. 9133.
Marie Louise. 18613.
My Susie-oosie-oo. 20260.
We can’t go into the parlour.
19331.
When the school-bell is ringing.
19370.
Where, oh, where is my Deutcher
boy. 7006.
You do look pretty. 12542.
You were coming thro’ the corn.
19423.
Gifford (H.):
All for you. 15720.
Blacksmith’s wedding.
By the sea. 7557.
Come along my Mandy.
10887 (1038).
Daddy long legs.
Hv’rywhere I go. 18105.
Garden of love. 18169.
I do like the name of Mary.
3456.
3T1T,
19665.
19933.
I don’t mind leaving the dear
homeland. 11419.
I’m too tender héarted. 8608.
In the land where the beautiful
Conway flows. 21456.
It’s all for the best, Polly darling.
11540.
There’s old Jack Frost.
Gifford (M. B.):
’Neath the lights of old Broadway.
6642.
14467.
Um’m I wish I had a beau.
ato.
We'll hide behind the moon.
15500.
1757
INDEX
Gilardi (P.)
Gilbert (B.)
14628.
Gilbert (D.) Tears of joy. 6586.
Gilbert (F. C.) Y-O-U. 20794.
Gilbert (H. F.):
American dances. 19472.
One hundred folk songs.
Owl (The) 17056.
Suisse (La) 27188.
Orpheus with his lute.
4236.
Gilbert (H. M.) Dream-garden. 7936.
Gilbert (J.):
Auf verbotenen wegen. 15782.
Dorfmusik (Die) 21096.
Ehe vom kurftirstendamm. 1613838.
Hahnenduett. 19867.
Keusche Susanne. 23526.
Kleine bonne. 16608.
Komm mein schatz in den Luna-
spark. 21527.
Minne hak mir mal die taille
auf. 21632.
Wenn der vater mit dem sohne.
207383.
Wenn die fiisschen sie heben.
19349.
Wer kann daftir. 24786, 27470.
Wie schoén bist du Berlin. 22876.
Gilbert, (J. 1.) :
By and by the
10887 (18).
From darkness to dawn. 1709.
Lassie I lo’e best. 10887 (386).
Noah’s weary dove. 10887 (48).
Outward bound. 10887 (55).
Ent. noteithy . trust i princes:
21920.
Silver shining shore. 10887 (68).
To Thy courts, O Lord, we come.
17514.
Veni creator. 10887 (78).
Gilbert (L. W.) Applause. 10949.
Gilbert (N. S.) jr. Preparatory fin-
ger technique. 5872.
Gilbert: CR. 3S.)
Berceuse. 15837.
When. 22348.
Gilbert (W. B.):
On our way rejoicing. 5650.
Vart samfund 4dr i himmelen.
24707.
Gilchrest (O.)
that old sweet home.
Gilchrist (W. W.):
Ave Maria. 7359.
Song reader. 19098.
Twilight. 15367.
Gilck (K.):
Fortuna’s giintsling. 4145.
Fortuna-marsch. 277.
roses wither.
Dreaming of you and
25502.
Slipdans. 6301.
Sonja-vals. 918.
Séta turturdufva. 6329.
Gilder (J. F.) While baby Sleeps.
1107.
pt. In DSESsaave>
Gilis (A.);
Gavotte des postillons. 25680.
Marche des jeunes gardes. 263338.
Revue des cadets. 26877.
Rosita. 26931.
Souvenir de Nice. 27125.
Tambours et trompettes. 27236.
Gill (EK. F.) Merry maiden. 20192.
Gill (H. A.) Label of blue. 2088.
Gill (W. H.) Saviour of the contrite.
26965.
Gillen (T.) Winter time.
Gillespie (F. A.)
Gillet (E.): .
Amour brisé. 1211, 3218, 20846.
Il était un’ bergére. 11487.
Jalouse. 11548, 21481.
Loin du ball. 11656.
Marche burlesque. 18607, 21647.
10791.
Boston jag. 22658.
Marche des Lilliputiens. 2208,
21648.
Petite nerveuse. 11993, 21885.
Silhouettes. 2685.
Toupie (La) 19247.
Gillette (B. B.)
6948.
Gillington (A. E.):
Breton singing games. 22668.
Old Christmas carols of the south-
ern counties. 24013.
Old Isle of Wight singing games.
5635.
Gillmor (B. 8S.) Little vacant cottage
by the stream. 20109.
Gilman (A. R.) If you never hoist
Weighing anchor.
the gate. 4669.
Gilmanys (C2)¢-A®) Visigoth (The)
20704.
Gilman (H.) Don’t you want to be
loved. 22910.
Gilman (P. 8S.) Andover victory song.
1216.
Gilmore (C. E.) Murmuring sea.
20236.
Gilmore (H. B.):
Boy and a girl. 3495.
My cigarette dream girl. 5420.
My honey gal. 5482.
Port of lost dreams. 5841.
Gilmour (H. L.):
All along the Gospel line. 10913.
Angels have charge over Thee.
10940.
Burden bearing. 11038.
Let us be triumphant Christians.
1tiG2de
Missing. 27641.
My Father’s love. 11826.
Open Thou mine eyes. 11948.
Out of the land of sorrow. 11960.
Outside of the fold. 11961.
Plea of a penitent. 12004.
Shall I be counted worthy. 12169.
Since I have entered in. 12183.
Victory for me. 12412,
1758
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Gilmour (H. L.)—Continued.
Victory for the cross. 12413.
When I cross the bar. 12453.
When the Savior comes. 12472.
Why I’m happy. 12499.
Why not come to Him now. 12501.
Gilpin (C.) Mask and wig club folio.
11745.
Gilpin (W.L.) Lordiscoming. 20116.
Gilroy (J.) Philosophy of erroneous
evolution. 20366.
Gilson (J. W.) Give me a spin in
your Mitchell. 1762.
Gilson (P.) Sérénade de Torcello.
24347.
Gimbel (C.):
Annie Laurie. 1226.
Evening reverie. S068.
Gimbel (F.):
American heroes. 10928.
Beautiful May. 10988.
Columbia, God preserve thee free.
159738.
Lift your glad voices.
Thankfulness. 24582.
Ginn & Co.:
Bright dews of morning.
Fishermen (The) 18387.
German folk songs. 13446.
Hail to Columbus. 21297.
Irish folk songs. 13856.
Lovely night. 11907.
My native land. 6508.
Song reader. 19098.
Storm fiend. 10265.
Summer revels. 12275.
Ginsberg (S.) Hide from the light of
the moon. 18256.
Giordani (C.) Suspiros de la brisa.
12285.
Giordani
ale laa
Giovanna (F. Di) Verrazzano-Hud-
son-Fulton celebration. 6834.
Giovannelli (R.) Missa vestiva i colli.
2202.
11682.
11023.
(T.) Dearest and _ best.
Gipsy rover. 15894, 16177, 16265,
16855.
Girl and
20999,
22309,
Z20a8,
(190).
Girl and the Kaiser.
26599.
Girl (The) and the page.
18716, 18956.
Girl behind the counter. 25726.
Girl from the States. 484, 1099.
Girl in the grand stand. 110, 205, 406,
604, 661, 665, 897, 967, 991, 1071,
1077, 1084, 1149.
Girl in the kimona.
19580, 196538, 19697,
220.
the drummer. 20928, 20957,
21230, 21235, 21454, 21507,
Dep, H2ea0, 22430-22525.
23250, 24911 (938), 24911
25379, 26466,
18237,
19510, 19556,
19945, 20330,
Girl in the taxi. 5346.
Girl in the train. 23033, 23097, 23138,
23358, 24188, 24589, 24590, 24886,
24911 (104-107), 24911 (113), 24911
(121), > 24911 (176), 2491 (1947,
25705, 27696.
Girl of my dreams. 18025, 19533,
19699, 19753, 19821, 19822, 19958,
19980, 20338, 20473, 20814 (33),
20814 (43), 20814 (52), 20814 (53),
20814 (62), 20814 (89), 21232, 21921,
22440 (25), 22440 (57), 22440 (58),
22879, 22898, 23101, 24911 (95),
24911 (109), 25469, 25707-25710.
Girhes: 17820), 185illo, S952, S193eir
20814 (96), 20814 (119), 21260,
21674, 21899, 22418, 24911 (83),
24000) (112), , 2AGIA. (1175), 24911.
(198).
Gisen (M. A.) Could she love him.
13005.
Gismonda Boccalina. 11307.
Githens (H. M.).- Irresistible Sue.
21470.
Glantz (J.) When the harvest moon
is shining. 15562.
Glanville (M.) May fair (The)
11759.
Glasecoek (A. D.):
Crystalia waltzes. 22830.
Love’s fashions. 23672.
Glascock (J. L.) Gulistan. 11346.
Glase (P. E.)::
My little sugar plum. 5448, 9399.
Wireless. 38067, 7072.
Glaser (C.):
Im 7° himmel. 4679.
Weisse tod. 22327.
Wenn mein mddel winkt. 22329.
Wir tanzen ringelreih’n. 1121.
Glaser (C. J. M.) Silver star. 15026.
Glass blowers. 317.
Glasson (T. B.) Practical studies in
reading vocal music. 5849, 9750,
14749, 18892.
Glaue (A.) verlag. Allgemeines evan-
gelisches gesangbuch. 1189.
Glaze (W.) Doleré. 16087.
Gieichauf (F.) Dritte suite ftir orgel.
7955.
Glent-Vale (A.)
13767.
Glick (J. G. M.)
Glick & Woiff:
My coleen
16883.
Nahoo. 18741.
Rosy Murphy.
Glickman (E.):
Aerial navigation. 10901.
On the alert. 11934.
Glinka (M.):
Russlan und Ludmilla.
Vie pour le tsar. 10594.
If dreams prove true.
Old, old tale. 24017.
from over the sea.
18987.
26939.
1759
INDEX
Glinka (M. I.):
Komarinskaja. 23555.
Life for the ezar. 2128.
Globe lodge no. 588 F. A. M.
Waltaz 231k.
Globe music co.
march. 15668.
Globus verlag, g. m. b. h.:
Bunte reihe. 25208.
Violin album. 27414.
Gloetzner (A.) Missa in festis dupli-
cibus. 5336.
Glogau (J.):
Alberta waltz. 7214, 10887 (90).
Dancing starlight. 21059.
Frolics of the jungle. 8199.
I’d rather be g-double-o-d than
pretty. 138681, 15704 (85).
Globe
York high school
Race course. 9812, 10887 (176).
Glover (—) Midnight moon is beauti-
film 928i.
Glover (A):
Archibald—certainly not. 38261.
I wish I’d a girl like Molly.
25969.
pt. 1; Des vo
Glover-Kind (J. A.)—Continued.
Pop in to tea on Sunday. 24139.
Sun can’t be always shining.
27187.
Take it nice and easy. 24541.
U-li-i-a-tee. 20669.
Glu (La) 4256, 23120.
Gluck (C. W. von):
Air of Asteria. 19827.
Andante from Orpheus and Euri-
dice. 16282.
I have lost my Huridice.
Mélodie. 4258, 8289.
Melody from the opera Orfeo.
18188.
Menuet. 8290.
Sonate. 4259.
Sonate 4 tre, F dur.
Gluck (CH. EE)
me. 26591.
Glyn “(Me
17177, 26879.
Gmelin (M. R.):
Maline waltzes.
Maxine waltzes.
25723.
18189.
O God be merciful to
Rhythmie gradus.
11715.
16777.
Little Miss Snow shoes. 5068. Gmelin music co. Maxine waltzes.
M-o-n-e-y spells trouble. 20217. 11715.
Mrs. Blobbs. 16845. Gnecchi (V.) Cassandra. 19596.
On the day you sang Come back | Gobbaerts (L.) Swallow (The)
to Brin: 24027. 10316.
Somebody’s got to go through it. | Godard (B. L. P.):
20535. Adagio pathétique. 257384.
Glover (C.) On Bethlehem’s plain. Au matin. 16290, 19831.
24911 (47). Berceuse. 1767.
Glover (S.): Berceuse de Jocelyn. 8299.
Beautiful moonlight. 20907. Canzonetta. 18198.
Distant chimes. 7894. Chanson de Florian. 18199.
In the starlight. 23446. Lullaby. 13472.
Lily (The) and the rose. 28611. Mélodie. 16291.
Glover-Kind (J. A.): Pan. 4275.
Bertie and Gertie. 7456. Scénes poétiques. 25786.
By the sea. 25220. Seconde valse brillante. 13473.
Don’t tell the wife. 22909. Shepherd and shepherdess. 1768.
Drop me a line. 2138. Valse chromatique. 1769.
He’s a happy little Jap-Jack-Tar. Vénitienne. 8302.
23223. 27° valse. 8303; 23129:
I’d rather be by the fireside. | Godard (C.):
8545. Au pays des réves. 15778.
I’d rather be where the girls are. Angelus. 38236.
23326. Colombine. 25334.
I’m in love wi’ the London girls. Dance of the butterflies. 7823.
25940. Birt, Gssbt:
I’ve said good bye to the dear old Marguerite. 26338.
Strand. 25957. Sport @hiver. 17388.
I want to go back to the dear | Godard (F.) Monkey’s serenade.
homeland. 21406. 9312.
Lead me toward the girls. 20074. | Goddard (S.) Rosie’s __ relations.
Let’s have a little bit of sunshine. 9969.
185038. Godden (J.) Cameos. 12886.
Let’s have free trade amongst the | Goddess of liberty. 5081, 5811, 6744.
girls. 28588. Godfrey (A. E.):
Let’s wait and see the pictures. Nearer to Thee. 18748.
20081. Only to love you. 21858.
My little chocolate soldier boy. | Godfrey (D.) Chappell’s army jour-
26491. Mat) Oo:
1760
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—_Dec., 1910
Godfrey (D. S.) Id like to see it all
wouldn’t you. 421.
Godfrey (F.):
Belle of Cotton Town. 19581.
Call again, Mr. Opportunity.
7570.
Colliers (The) 1464.
Come into the garden. 11099.
Do they all go to see the sea.
22896.
Don’t tell the wife. 22909.
EKy’ry girl loves a: military man.
8085.
Have you met a girl named Mary.
4394.
He left his little chrysanthemum.
18236.
He’s a very old friend of mine.
23224.
He used to play on the oboe. 113872.
I may be a millionaire. 11449.
I wish I were you tonight. 183845.
In my home at Bantry Bay.
23436.
In the land where there are no
miris, T1516.
John Bull’s daughters. 184386.
Ladder of life. 4953.
Lead me toward the girls. 20074.
Man, man, beautiful man. 11717.
Mother’s had a row with father.
9335.
My girl from London. 11828.
Not a single girl to kiss. 26571.
Oh girls, nobody loves you. 23993.
On the day you sang Come back to
Erin. 24027.
One day she helped herself to
farmer. (22,
Rosy. 12094.
Save a little one for me. 2618.
Take it nice and easy. 24541.
Take me back to Yorkshire.
24544.
Take me there.
To-morrow may
ieee
Togo. 19238.
We're all waiting for a girl.
12440.
Who’s going to take me for a
walk. 10774.
Won’t there ever be any wedding
bells for me. 10809.
Your father and mother are Irish.
19425.
Godfrey (F. D.)
me. 8782.
Godfrey (H.) O what’s the use of
working. 16998.
Godfrey (P.):
Czech peasant song. 1502.
King Witlaf’s drinking horn. 2061.
Ranz des Vaches. 26836.
Tramp am J. 27340.
19173.
be good-bye.
Jesus, Saviour, pilot
Godfrey (W. J.):
.Bea man. 20905.
I’ve got plenty of books to read.
18334.
My shepherd. 21774.
Godfrey-Healey (A.) Will you love
me when I’m old. 275386.
Godin (F.):
Juin charmant.
Valse ravissante.
Valse septembre.
(185), 27392.
Godwin (W.):
If you want a ray of sunshine in
your home. 458.
Mountain city. 5882.
Recollections. 5985.
Goedhart (A.) Processional march.
18903.
Goepp (P. H.)
Goerderler (R.)
2798.
Gotterdimmerung. 27427.
Goetz (A.) Consolation.
Goetz (H. R.):
I’m waiting here for Winnie.
23362.
In Pittsburg, Pa. 8699.
Play that fandango rag.
(28).
That dreamy barcarole
12bObe (10), do2an.
Gotz (G.):
Friedhof der namenlosen.
Friihlingssturm. 23074.
Klavier-schule. 4929.
Letzte fahrt. 8947.
Tanz-lied. 15234.
Goetz (J. L.) I only know that I love
you. 1914.
Goff (Mrs. E. S.):
Girl there used to be. 8266.
Songs I used to hear. 10217.
Goffe (H. HE. G):
Everglades. 8075, 16164.
First light infantry. 4098, 8136,
18137.
Lusitania. 5160, 11697.
Out in your canoe. 14644, 18826.
Solmay. 6356, 12208.
Goffe bros. :
Everglades.
First light infantry.
18137.
Lusitania. 5160, 11697.
“Out in your canoe. 14644, 18826.
Solmay. 6356, 12208,
Goffin (P.) Give me your heart. 16273.
Goffrie (1L.):
Lamorna. 4964.
Little Surrey maid.
Goggan (T.) & bros.:
Almond eyes. 3186.
Black eyes. 38454.
Blue eyes. 3468.
18441.
22256.
12402, 24911
Lost prince. 16688.
Sweet Evelyn waltz.
19651.
1153
tune.
8191.
S075, 16164.
4098, 81386,
2147.
61
INDEX
pt. WE Wes. v. 5
Goggan (T.) & bros.—Continued.
Brown eyes. 3528.
Causeway march-two step.
Divine lullaby. 11167.
Echoes from dreamland. 13212.
Gray eyes. 4883.
Hazel eyes. 4899.
Ode to spring. 11906.
Parting song. 119738.
Gogniat (G. A.) Classic rag.
12906.
25323.
Goldbeck (Mrs. R.) Spring blossoms.
6442.
Goldberg (C. E.) Ina canoe. 11491.
Goldberg (L.) Galante conversation.
8224.
Goldberg (S):
Ah! I have sighed to rest me.
7205.
Arbeiter’s hand. 27.
Briederlech arbeiter. 96.
Chiipe (Die) 22776.
Heilige sekele. 13610.
Mame (Die) 14190.
New Yorker trebrin. 9464.
Retziele (Das) 9873.
Sei a tate zu dein kind. S856.
Seider nacht. 10075.
Serenade. 12161.
Tosca po rodimia. 10476.
Woh is mein kind. 12521.
Yusem’l yesoimele. 12554.
Goldberger (R. von):
Gavotte. 13426.
Libellen (Die)
Mondstrahlen. 14834, 18671.
Mondweibchen. 18672.
Perlen-marsch. 14692, 18865.
Valse lente. 15411.
Goldblatt (H. M.) Classy rag. 12946.
Golden (I. & L.) ~My coon town babe.
26478.
Golden (J. C.)
girl. 23903.
Golden (J. L.):
I want to bring you a ring. 10887
(140), 18748.
Kind moon man.
Particular Marguerite.
Golden butterfly. 1835.
Golden hours. 10955.
Golden widow. 1505, 2174, 2533, 15704
G14.)
Goldenburg (W.S.)
never came true.
Goldman (E. F.):
14052.
My Yankee Doodle
26135.
14663.
Fairest of dreams
16178.
17763.
All through the night.
Banks of Allan Water. 17826.
Cornet instruction. T7771.
Daily studies for embouchure.
3803, 7816.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
18054.
Loch Lomond. 18545.
My love’s an arbutus. 18715.
Goldman (EH. F.)—Continued.
Pretty Polly Oliver. 18901.
Spirit of peace. 2746, 6483.
Goldmann (P.) Pony ran away with
her. 26770.
Goldmark (C.):
Air in G. 19888.
Serenade. 20492.
Goldmeister (O.) Ecstasy. 19724.
Goldner (W.) Danse russe. 172,
5 [50 Lay.
Goldreifchen. 4183, 5036, 5356.
Goldsmith (D.) Everybody’s rag.
241.
Goldstein (N.) Fireflies pienic. 8134.
Goldtree (S. A.) Rich man, poor man,
beggar man, thief. 26880.
Goller (V.) Alte und neue tiroler-
schtitzen-lieder. 19466.
Goltermann (G.) Andante. 21263.
Good (W. H.) Isle of love. 23465.
Goodall (W.) Wait till you’re sure
that you love me, sweetheart mine.
274380.
Goodbud (E. L.) Who is on the Lord’s
Side. 15594.
Goodden (C. P.) Will o’ the wisp.
15607.
Goodhart (A. M.):
Adagio espressivo. 7197.
Crossing the bar. 253883.
Impromptu. 8326, 8327.
In a college garden. 4687.
Larghetto grazioso in F. 8892.
Melodia ostinata. 9235.
Soft voluntary. 20524.
Song of Lord’s. 24425.
Study in 7-4 time. 19842.
Three-fold Amen. 27310.
Two kyries. 25757.
Goodlander (A. L.) Piling up the
votes for Jesus. 14714.
Goodrich (D. P.) Ice maidens. 11474.
Goodrich (F. W.) Wearin’ of the
green. 17639.
Goodwin (C. P.)
from flirting.
Goodwin (E. F.)
16062.
I just can’t keep
13689.
Dearie, be cheery.
Goodwin (J.) Sentence. 24330.
Goodwin (Mrs. W. A.) I just can’t
keep from flirting. 13689.
Goodwin & Tabb:
Alfred the Great. 7223.
Consolation. 7760.
Danse caprice. 19676.
Lament. 20070.
Suite in C major. 20576.
Variations on an original theme.
10569.
Goodwins (W. E.) Opening chorus.
14620.
Gorans (A.) Ack, jag dr sa glad.
3143. fe
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Gordon (A. A.) Hurrah for cold
water. 13663.
Gordon (B. F.) Stories. 15162.
Gordon (F.) If you’d only breathe but
one sweet name. 4668.
Gordon (H.) Mass of the Immaculate
Virgin. 21662.
Gordon (H. S.):
March of the nations.
14207.
Mass in E flat. 14231.
Mass of the Immaculate Virgin.
5208, 9141,
16772.
Piccolo messa di gloria. 14705.
Silver threads among the gold.
2uo0, 6266, 10181, 10132, 17317,
24378.
Song of the cascade. 912.
Son of the desert am I. 2724,
10198, 12208.
Varsoviana. 19300.
Would you stick to me if I get
fat. 10821.
Gordon (P.) Hear the band play
Yankee Doodle.
eordon (P. J.)
birds. 7602.
Gordon (S.):
25819.
Carol of the blue-
Coastguard’s lament. 7711.
Davy Jones’s locker. 1522.
Huguenot (The) 19919.
On the deep blue waves. 9595.
Song of Mister Satan. 19090.
« Sweetheart there is no splendor.
19154.
They that go down to the sea in
ships. 10428.
Voleano (The) 19310.
Gordon (T. S.) My little sweetheart.
16900.
Gordon (W. L.):
My country has first call. 26479.
My queen of the aeroplane. 9417.
When I’m in society. 10719.
Gordon music pub. co.:
My country has first call. 26479.
My queen of the aeroplane. 9417.
When I’m in society. 10719.
Gordovil (—) Allez-y. 7240.
Gorecki (1T.) “Tome victory song.
2885.
Gorman (E.) Will you love me when
my youth has passed away. 12514.
Gorman (G. EH. & J. J.) Won't you
aviate with me? 10810.
Gorman (R.) I do love a dear old
pal. 183804.
Gospel hymns. 11324.
Gospel message printing co. Gospel
message in song. 8328.
Goss (J.):
O Virldens Friilsare. 9529.
Tacken Herren. Ty han iir god.
24539.
Goss (J.)—Continued.
Ty se, jag badar eder stor gladje.
27366.
Goss-Custard (R.) Six short pieces
for the organ. 21273.
Gossec (F. J.):
Air d@’ Wglé. 24939.
Gavotte. 4206, 8236, 16248, 25677.
Gavotte ancienne. 8237.
Menuet en ré. 26391.
Premiére scéne de Thésée.
Tambourin. 10357.
Troisiéme scéne de Médée. 27347.
2m° gavotte en ré. 27604.
Gosselin (G.) Préférence. 12021.
Gostelou (I.) Sasom Moses upphdjde.
14936.
Gotham-Attucks music co.:
Any old town is a lonesome old
town. 3246.
V’m going mad over you. 4577.
Porto-Rico. 26773.
Sweetness. 20588.
Way down east. 22306.
Gotthard CJ." ie.) Gavotte.
(128).
Gottlieb-Noren (H.)
Gottschalk (L. F.):
April. 10950.
Snowballing. 11538 (107).
Gottschalk (L. M.):
Dying poet 3951, 11198, 16123.
Last hope. 2098, 11605, 26178.
Marche de nuit. 14211.
Gottschalk (M. M.):
Millard’s selections from popular
composers. 27638.
To the cross I cling. 24911 (74).
Gottschall (A. H.) Union hymnal.
6785.
Goublier (G.):
Amour au Chili.
26787.
3119
Lullaby. 16722.
15745.
P’tit bout d’homme. 5888.
Gould (H. J.):
I wonder if you miss me too.
8641, 16465, 24911 (126).
If some one only cared for me.
23402.
Rosie. 9968, 10887 (180).
Gould (M.):
Fisher mother’s song.
Little red cart. 20107.
Tam O’Shanter. . 123801.
Gould (W.):
Two blue eves. 10513.
When the bloom is on the heather.
23022.
1098.
sould & co.:
Adieu (ia) Sie:
Charmante. 15944.
Devotion. 8865.
S030.
4198S.
26277
Hn tournant
Garden I love.
Love’s confession.
Novelette. 26955.
. ork
26278.
1765
INDEX
Dt. Ti ies ye
Gould & co.—Continued. Gourdon. (L.) Révélation. 9877.
Only fiower. 20331. Gower (J. H.) United States our
Ould side car. 5698. glorious land. 6787.
Papillons. 57387. Grabert (M.) Fest-hymnus. 23011.
Pedlar Jack. 5758. Grabler (J. A.) You’re my old kid.
Pirouette. 26756. 27579.
Rinking carnival. 5985. Grace (E.) There’s a sob and a sigh
Softly whispers the wind. 20525. for you. 66385.
Soldiers of fortune. 27088. Grace (W. F.) Old sweet tale of love.
Summer is near. 9438. 14586.
Think of me. 66538. Gracey (M.):
Three jolly blacksmiths. 20632. Rinkez-vous. 2564.
Goulding (J.) I wait for. thee. Souvenir. 22110.
16458. Grad (A.) Kimboo. 88438.
Goullee (J. J.) Hurrah for cold | Grad mus. pub. co. Kimboo. 8848.
water. 13663. Gradi (R. G.) Chimes at twilight..
Gounod (C, F.): 22750.
Ave Maria. 43809. Grady (EH. M.):
Ave verum. 21275, 21276. Jane Cable march. 488, 10887
Ballet music from Faust. 138501. (149).
SE SOE 0G hur Ni Tiel. Just a little cottage. 2043.
Fantasia. 1783. Someone that I’m always think-
Fantaisie brillante. 19845. ing of. 15098, 15704 (131).
Faust. 338, 1784, 4310, 16306, | Grady (F.) Signal from the evening
21277, 23151. train. 15023.
Flower song. 1785, 13502. Grady (R. G.):
Glory and love to the men of old. Angel’s dream. 25007.
8332. ed Eventide. 21151.
Hark, my soul at is the “ord. Glad rag. 23113.
25758. Pin cushion. 759.
Hast thou seen the young day Robin Hood. 21958.
blushing. 8338. Sunrise. 24508.
In Te Domine speravi. 23152. Teddy bears. 27251-27259.
Land of noble lives and deeds. | Graeqdener (H.) Vier leider. 342. °
4312. : ;
Light as air. 28153. Graener, (P-)
9 Abend. 3182.
Love song. 11325.
Mandolin serenade. 23154. Daimmerstunde. 38801.
March and soldiers’ chorus. 4213
Menuet in G minor. 4314.
Mighty Lord of earth and sea.
25759.
Mirella. 4815.
Nazareth. 339.
O, who like Thee. 25760.
Once again I would gaze.
Reine de Saba. 1786.
Ring out, wild bells. 1787.
Romaine march. 18210.
“Romanza. 16807.
Romeo et Juliette. 23155.
Sanctus et Benedictus. 13504.
Second mass. 340, 1788.
Send out Thy light. 13505.
Sérénade. 113826.
Serenade. 19846.
Soldiers chorus. 138507.
Tell me beautiful maiden.
Valse brillante. 11327.
What wouldst thou have. 8834.
Goupil (E.):
Au erépuscule. 3291.
Intermezzo. 4817.
Menuet. 9254.
Romance. 9928.
13503.
4316.
Fromm. 4182.
Heidebusch (Der) 4426.
Im zaune klagt die nachtigall.
4678.
Liebe. 5023.
Schelmenlied. 6102.
Vale carissima. 6797.
Wann ich schon schwarz bin. 6911.
Wintergang. 7068.
Graf (C. H.) At the base ball game.
17796. .
Graf (G.):
Little cradle song. 5060.
March of the seasons.
Graf
5209.
yon Luxemburg. 3184, 3448-
a i
3451, 4328, 4642, 4891, 5024, 5034, —
5161-5168, 5177, 5194, 5564, 5824—_
5828, 6189, 6354, 6720, 6771, 6772,
6907, 6917, 7069, 7472, 7895, 8337,
9096, 10651,
16737, 20189-20141, 23159.
Graff (G.) jr. Teach me to pray.
19184.
Graham (C. H.) Hypnotizer rag.
23315.
Graham (F. M.) Liangst gesuhnt.
13996.
13119, 16079, 16724,
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Graham (H. E.) I’m-a-loving only
you. 23u49.
Graham (R. A.):
Dreary moon. 15704, 19718 (72).
I never had a feeling like I have
for you. 4597.
Tell me some way I can please
you. 15247.
Graig (J. H.) Tell me fairest maiden.
19189.
Grainger (A.):
Is there room enough for
11535.
you.
Prairie blossoms. 14756.
Gramm (F. E.):
Convaincue. 25372.
Eestasy. 138216.
Flower of love. 4119.
Je-pense 4 toi. 26085.
Love, the pilot. 2169.
Outeast (The) 24068.
Sweetheart. 22157.
Warrior’s return. 15485.
Grammer (F.):
On the Rock of Ages. 11987.
Peace in my soul. 11980.
Zion melodies. 12559.
Granados(H.) Dos marchas militares.
21280.
Grand folio of Hebrew music.
- Granelli (E.) Anna Karenina.
Granichstaedten (B.):
Aeroplanetenlied. 22464.
Das kann ja nur ein walzer sein.
21064.
Géuschen (Das) 8221.
Geiger (Ein) 308.
Geisterstunde (Die) 4218.
Grosspapalied. 21292.
Himmelreichslied. 21338.
Lied vom zuschaw’n. 8965.
Lolotte. 23641.
Mein mann war eine woche in
Paris. 5272.
Valse Lolotte. 22255.
Wienerin, wienerin fein. 223881,
22380.
16310.
12644.
19 (Das) jahrhundert. 22440.
Granier (J.) Hosanna. 8493.
Grant(A. D.) My sweethearts. 14444.
Grant (A. R.) Sweetheart don’t say
good bye. 10340.
Grant, (5. F.)':
Aero-rag. 12583.
Ann-A-Lize. 7287.
Anywhere. 7295, 15704 (58).
Be cheery, dearie. 12759.
Our brave fire laddies. 146338.
Pearl eyes. 17077.
Say Madge. 10022.
That dippy glide. 17471.
When Mr. Cupid comes to town.
15551.
Whoops my dear. 24835.
Grant (C.):
Do you think of the past. 18024.
Why don’t you bring the girl in.
17692.
Grant (C. C.):
Forward.
Good tidings.
11270.
25756.
Philathea hymn. 24107.
Grant (EK. G.):
Clear the track. 1458.
Santa’s workshop. 6075.
Trip in an airship to Santa Claus
land. 6722.
Grant (KE. J.) Moose (The)! 53868.
Grant (H. V.) Jessamine. 18427.
Grant (F. P.) Valse carnival. 10552.
Grant (J.) Viva tu gracia. 2965.
Grant (R). Chanticleer. 20987.
Grant-Schaefer (G. A.) :
Bed in summer. 10990.
Boat ride. 19558.
Cat and the mouse. 20977.
Frogs and crickets. 19801.
Grandfather’s clock. 21281.
Grandmother in her rocking chair.
21282.
Grasshoppers. 19849.
Rain. 12041.
Roosters. 21972.
Swing (The) 12294.
Twilight. 24676.
Windy nights. 12518.
Winter holiday. 20771.
Granville (D.) At the musical show.
250382.
Grapewin (C.)
dear. 22871.
Grasso (G.) »Pericon. 26739.
Gratton (H.C.) ‘That’s the style.
Day belongs to you
15274.
Grauso (A.):
7A canzona a Rusevelt. 15705.
7A canzona mia. 10889.
7A marechiare. 20816.
"A pacchiana ’e sarno. 12568.
Ai love e’ femmene. 15714.
Aurora (L’) 15784.
Bella. 10995.
Calandrella calandre. 15899.
Chant d’ amour. 3640.
Christopher Columbus day.
21005, 27687.
Foresters of America. 19790.
LY uommene muscie. 18542.
Lu cafone che ragiona. 11690.
Mai broter Saverio. 21635.
Mme Mpizzo. 18589.
’Na serenata a Lesi. 14455.
Na serenata ’arreto ’a_ fenza.
18740.
’Nu suonno nire. 20294.
Nun ’o tenive. 20295.
’O ritorno d’ ’a galera.
’O ssapite. 145388.
Pentimente. 17681.
203804.
1765
INDEX
Db. Tie ya
Grauso (A.)—Continued.
Scoperta del Polo nord. 61381.
So ’bello sul’i’! 19078.
Sorriso. 17874.
Stella del West Virginia. 10262.
Virgi, Virgi. 10601.
Graves (E. G.) Not this time baby
will I buy any wine. 9494.
Graves (W. J.):
Drifting with the heavenly tide.
19714.
Wasting harvest.
Wonderful Savior.
Graves-Watson (M.)
time. 17785.
Gravestock (L.) Oh! what will, what
will, heaven be. 26646.
Grawn (A. A.) He is the only man.
207238.
20778.
Apple blossom
8405.
Gray CA.) :
Crossing the bar. 13025.
Dixit Dominus. 7898.
Fantasia on Christmas earols.
4064.
Festival march. 4087.
Variations. 1040.
Gray, 7CC:):
Dream, dream, dream. 13170.
I want some old style lager. 1923.
Gray (E.) MHiney hello. 21339.
Gray (HE. D.) Search me, O God and
know my heart. 22023.
Gray (E. L.) My rose of love you’ll
be. 26507.
Gray (F. S.)
25980.
AS PAVie UG) is
Dream of paradise.
If I were a millionaire.
1574.
It was once a happy home. 4791.
Gray (H. E.) In the days that have
gone by. 18395.
Gray ae Wi.) CO. :
American flag. 1200.
At the spring. 12685.
Banks of Allan Water. 3340.
Berceuse. 13801.
Cahal Mor of the wine red hand.
15897.
Cantabile. 12889.
Canzonetta. 12637.
Child is born in Bethlehem. 1425.
Christians, awake. 22760.
City beautiful. 25322.
Communion service. 148, 2389,
e611, 7747, 21031, 21820, 25363.
Divine birth. 25460.
Dream of summer.
Easter dawn. 1600.
Festival cantata. 13320.
Few more years shall roll.
Fourfold final Amen. 278.
God shall wipe away all tears.
4272.
God who at sundry times. 4274,
1575.
4090.
Gray (H. W.) co.—Continned.
He that goeth forth wit weeping.
ABS ee
Home coming. 11396.
Hymn in the night. 21357.
Hymn to the night. 18294.
I will lift up mine eyes. 214138.
Incarnation (The) 26029.
Jubilate Deo. 8800, 23502.
June song. 11566.
Let my cry come near before Thee.
5006.
Let the people praise Thee O God.
26202.
Inight, 292029:
Little Boy Blue. 8999.
Love in a look. 2162.
Lover’s envy. 2170.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
580, 9112, 21633, 23700) 26313.
March on Easter themes. 9148.
May song. 2220.
Melody. 16002.
Mermaids’ song. 23781.
Messiah is King. 2254.
My April lady. 2306.
My Father for another night.
9375.
My heart is like a singing bird.
14405.
Nature’s morning hymn. 14462.
O Lord God of my _ salvation.
5582.
O Lord our Governor. 5583.
O love that will not let me go.
5587,
O strength and stay. 21815.
O Trinity of blessed light. 5601.
Office of the Holy Communion.
See Communion service.
On wings of living light. 9603.
Phillis. 9693.
Praise the Lord, O my soul.
26782.
Quietus. 9811.
Reconciliation. 14815.
Rejoice to-day. 5948,
Requiescat. 26861.
Sacrifice (The) 21998.
Savior, source of every blessing.
844.
Shadow of my wings. 22041.
Sing, O daughter of Zion. 22066.
Sleep my love, sleep. 15053.
Song of the wind. 12214.
Sunday school Christmas service.
20189.
Te Deum laudamus.
24564, 24565.
There’s a land of pure delight.
10409.
Three kings. 1001.
To Celia. 6688.
Vesperale. 17595.
Way of penitence.
978, 6584,
106753.
1766
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Gray (H. W.) co.—Continued.
What is man. 15526.
When I view the Mother kneeling.
3024.
Gray (J. M.) Faith I learned at
mother’s knee. 25597.
Gray (M.) Won't you be my papa.
38080.
Gray (R.):
Bluebird. 3471, 22638.
Girl there used to be. 8266.
Songs I used to hear. 10217.
Gray (W. H.) We're encouraged by
the songbirds merry tunes. 10679.
Graybill (I.) Tl return again for
you. 21379.
Great name. 11336.
Greathouse (B. H.):
Dear old Louisiana. 11148.
Waverly waltz. 6925.
Greaves (H. W.) Galloping home.
1719.
Green (B.):
I knew her when—. 11422, 19437
(44).
I’m a bringing up the family.
11434.
Pony ballet girl.
Red head rag.
Talkative waitress.
“eas
Green (C. W.)
night are gone.
Green (F. H.): .
Indian maiden. 13828.
Under the turquoise sky. 6782.
Green (H.):
Boston school march and two-
step. 7502.
Dudley overture. 7962.
Granite City march. 8340.
Modern studies for the violin.
21704, 23830.
Reverie. 9879.
Waltz electra.
Green (H. B.)
2494, 19437 (61).
5938, 7182 (168).
2813, 19437
Now the shades of
1182 (GL).
6905.
Gather the golden
erain, 21218.
Green (H. J.) Come fly in my aero-
Dlane. 12960.
Green (M.) Thou visitest the earth.
2857.
Green (R.) Only a Jersey girl. 11988.
Greenberg (I.) Sweet dreams of you.
6526.
| Greenberger (G. W.) When the moon
shines down on you. 17668.
Greenfield (H. F.):
Has anyone found a girl. 18232.
Just then he fell out of bed. 7276.
Greenhood (M. C.) Just one college.
| 8824.
Greensfelder (KE. L.)
We'll never say
good-bye. 24761. ;
Greenslade (H. H.) You can have my
Teddy bear. 3099.
Greenwald (M.):
American home reverie.
Angel’s prayer. 10941.
April fool pranks. 7298.
Arrival of the guests. 25020.
At the country fair. 7329.
Baby, my love. 15795.
Caprice. 4344.
Carnival capers.
Castle by the sea.
Chapel by the sea. 15943.
Dance of the crickets. 13045.
Dance of the stars. 13048.
Dancing imps. 22850.
Donkey party. 25475.
Easter lillies. 7990.
Firecrackers. 8132.
Frolics of the dance.
Galop. 4195.
Get ready. 23098.
Gliding along. 25716.
Golden butterfly. 13479.
Halloween elfs. 8376.
Heigh, ho. 8436.
Home guard. 23276.
How can I say good-bye.
In merry mood. 26014.
Invitation to the dance.
Ladies’ world reverie.
March. 4845.
Mazurka. 5257.
Merrily we roam. 23788.
Message of good will. 238794.
Minuet. 5328.
Moonbeams on the water. 148837.
Murmuring of spring. 11816.
My valentine. 9481.
Nocturne. 4346.
Old oaken bucket. 2407.
Old Santa Claus. 26660.
On the strand. 24031.
Our boys and girls. 14682.
People’s popular reverie. 26737.
Plantation dream. 24120.
Pleasant evening. 26762.
Polka. (5823.
Polonaise. 5829.
Pretty moonlight.
Pretty partner.
Primula. 14770.
Priscilla. 17130.
Ring in the New Year. 9894.
Rocking (The) horse. 26895.
Romance of love. 26908.
Santa Claus parade. 10007.
Schottische. 6119.
Somebody else. 24415.
Spring, lovely spring.
Star of love. 15154.
Step lightly. 24478.
Summer smiles. 15181.
Sunset reverie. 15198.
Sweet memories. 24528.
Sweet smiles. 27215.
Telling funny stories.
3208.
15918.
22720.
25662.
16397.
26036.
4955.
24161.
26790.
10248.
27264.
1767
INDEX
pt. Tens. va
Greenwald (M.)—Continued.
Thanksgiving. 10890.
Thanksgiving anthem.
Titwillow. 17510.
Two-step. 6764.
Tulip waltz. 17544.
Waltz. 43847.
Washington. 27446.
Watching the old year out. 10665.
Worship Christ. 27559.
Greenwood (J.) Old Meg. 26658.
Greenwood (J. A.) Panorama. 5786.
Gregh (L.):
Appear love at thy window. 24911
(3).
Dance of the fairies. 7824.
Gregorio (G. de) ’O mare ’e Santa
24584.
Lucia. 9515.
Gregory (C. L.) Alumni march.
20840.
Gregory (H.) No other word. 9480.
Grelinger (C.):
Nicolas Nickleby. 20278.
Premiére jeunesse. 5871.
Retour du bonheur. 9868.
Grenfell (D.) River and the rowan
tree. 5989.
Grétry (A. BH. M.):
Danse légére. 111388.
Gavotte in D min, 113801.
Rosiére de Salenecy. 12098.
Tambourin. 108355.
Gretschaninow (A.):
Schneefldckchen. 14951.
2™° symphonie. 10884.
Grey (C.) Jonathan Jay. 238497.
Grey: (C: J.) :
Commemoration march. 15993.
Hlégy. 161386.
Elevation. 3984.
Joy and sorrow. 4853.
Marche militaire. 5220.
Mazurka de concert. 18624.
Offertoire. 17003.
Grey (HdH.):
How’d you like to be my beau.
21348.
Lovey eyes. 9086.
Sweetie heart. 6549.
Tottie, the queen of the footlights.
20647.
Greyson (S.) Why don’t you bring
the girl in. 17692.
Griebel (E.) Suse. 6516.
Grieg (HE. H.):
Album leaf. 25773.
Ancient ballad. 28174.
Anitra’s danee. 1801.
Ase’s death. 11840.
Berceuse. 8349, 25774.
Danse-caprice. 23175.
Discovery. 20814 (15).
Echoes from paradise.
Erotie. 19854.
Erotikon. 18217:
16315.
Grieg (H. H.)—Continued.
Four humoreskes. 23176.
Half hours with favorite com-
posers. 19855.
I love thee. 18218.
In der halle des bergkonigs. 4350.
Land sighting. 19856,
Love. 18219.
March of the dwarfs. 23177.
Morgenstimmung. 4851.
Norwegian dances. 185381, 19857.
Piano lyrics. 21288.
Reminiscences of Grieg. 19859.
Solvejg’s song. 349, 1802, 19860.
Sonata. 238178, 23179.
To spring. 23180.
Three symphonic dances. 1803.
Griemsmann (C. F.) My Irish cow-
boy. 14409.
Gries (C. A.):
American beauty.
12 ettiden. 20443.
Gries & Schornagel:
Dorftanz. 11179.
Mondnacht. 11795.
Griesbacher (P.) Missa Stella Maris. |
11787.
Grieve (J. C.)
land. 20628.
Griffes (C. T.) Zwei konige sassen
auf Orkadal. 27601.
Grifin (E. J.) I’m looking for a lady |
who wants an honest man. 11446.
Griffin (R. F.) Accidental craze. |
12574.
Griffin (R. L.) Big man afraid of his |
12623.
There’s a wee Dit
work. 3489.
Griffith (G. E.) Dreamland. 138181.
Griffith (W.):
Gather ye rosebuds. 4202.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
11708. |
Sunny shaft did I behold. 24507. |
Waken, lords and ladies gay.
10638, 24745.
Griggs (H. W.) No name on earth |
like mother. 9479.
Grigsby (L. A.) Brigand of Bellamar. |
7526. |
Grill (A.) Hoj, vzhiivu, pestry sokale. |
4461.
Grillon du foyer. 21289.
Grimaldi (F.):
Bavardage. 22582.
Baba qui danse. 22592.
Grimm (A.) McDuffey’s band. 23693.
Grimm (C. A.):
Puritana. 17139, 26809.
Zamora. 3119 (102), 7157.
Grimshaw (A. E.) Misty isle of Skye.
9306.
Grimson (A.) Consolation. 7760.
Grimson (S.) International flag drill. |
8735. -
1768
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Grinnell bros.:
Anywhere in the U. S. A.
Goin’ some. 4281, S304.
Motherly love. 26455.
My old girl. 23816.
On a Sunday evening.
Waiman rag. 19318.
When night falls o’er
12462.
When the golden sunset bids the
day farewell. 6983.
Where the desert meets the Nile.
24824.
Grisélidis. 14233.
Griswold (C. D.)
towee. 23449.
Griswold (G. A.):
Glory for what He has done. 4253.
Love that passeth knowledge.
14144,
Thy kingdom come. 17498.
Victory is coming. 17600.
Word of the Lord. 15644.
Griswold (R. G.) When you are nigh.
15574. :
Gritton (E.)
13533.
Grobe (C.)
9410.
Groenendyke (C.) Rosalie. 2587.
Groh (W. A.) Rosabel. 26917.
Gr@ndahl (A. B.) Lind. 116387.
Gronow (E.):
I heard the voice of Jesus. 233834.
King of love my _ shepherd is.
12655.
17022.
the sea.
In the vale of Met-
Fantasia in. G@ minor.
My old Kentucky home.
23530.
Moonlight sketches. 23844.
Groom (W.) Great is Columbia.
11334.
Groschoff (E.) African serenade.
12586.
Gross (E. M.) Nita you are my dear
Sampaguita. 5530.
Gross (F.) Tickle. 2867.
Gross (G. A.) Lester, Lester, Lester,
take me back to old Rochester.
23582.
Gross (J.), Reiss (S. A.) Alte und
neue tiroler-schtitzen-lieder. 19466.
Gross (R.) Carlsruher briganten
marsch. 22714.
Gross (S.):
I do feel so lonely. 13682.
Nachtluft-walzer. 23907, 26518.
Gross (S. lL.) Married life may be
fine. 9164.
Grossman (B.) That dreamy barca-
role tune. 12565, 15257.
Grossmann (L.) Geist des woje-
woden. 23089.
Grossmayer (D.) Six preludes. 4358.
Groton (F. L.) Faded violet. 4048.
Grover (E. O.) Songs of Dartmouth
college. 6398.
Groves (A.) For love of thee. 1691.
Groves (J. R.) In the dreamy autumn
days. 16513.
Grovlez (G.):
Impromptu. 19863.
Recuerdos. 9833.
Sagesse. 9989.
Grube (H. EH.) Trout fisherman’s song.
6732.
Grube (W.) G ’naue dirn. 4260.
Gruber (J.):
Missa, Gloria in excelsis Deo. 625.
Missa pro defunctis, 11786.
Orgelkranz. 9622.
Salve regina. 10004.
Sechs feierliche orgelstiicke. 350.
Sechs postludien. 351.
Sechs trauerprialudien. 352.
Theoretisch-praktische orgelschule.
10408.
Gruber (L.):
Alter Stammgast. 12617.
Bei mondennacht und _ sternen-
pracht. 3400.
I’ hab’s mit dir so ehrlich g’mant.
4536.
Kobi seitensprung. 13982.
Gruenberg (H.) One hundred ten
violin pieces. 3538, 11842, 18220.
Griinberg (L. T.) Scéne de ballet.
14944.
Gruendler (H. F.) . Highteenth na-
tional irrigation congress, 21120,
22955.
Gruenefeld (B.) Petita overture.
11990.
Griinfeld (R.) Ginsemidel. 4193.
Griinenfelder (B.) Northern _ star.
9492,
Gruenwald (R.):
Bubbles. 22683.
Characteristic suite. 12928.
Commemoration. 7746,
Concert ecaprice. 3748.
Court royal. T7783.
Dear little shamrock. 21068.
Expectation. 4045.
Faith and hope. 21169.
Fantasia on favorite melodies.
13300.
Italian suite. 2011, 16546, 26069.
Leaflet (A) 26180.
Rhinefels overture. 815, 14849.
Treasure Island. 2894.
Tullochgorum, 20662.
Griitzmacher (F.) Tiigliche tibungen
fiir violoncell. 19167.
Grum (W.):
Father forgive them.
Old Egypt, good bye.
Grunewald (L.) co., ltd.
20545.
Grus (L.) et cie.:
Adoration, 24927.
Anneau @’ Izel. 22516.
4075.
5682.
Song waltz.
1769
INDEX
Di. Ties vos
Au erépuscule les elfes dansent. | 24290.
| Gulbins (M.):
| Ach was soll ich siinder machen.
22458.
Busse. 22685.
Fantasie. 1807.
Fest-ouverture. 1661.°
Fiinfzehn charakterstticke. 1808,
11345, 23184.
Heilige nacht. 4428.
}
Grus (L.) et cie.—Continued. | Guiraud (E.) Scéne et valse. 24289,
|
250387,
Berceuse Bretonne. T0.
Cyclamen (Le) 253896.
Cyprienne. 21050.
Hymne 4 Eros. 138668.
J’ai peur de toi. 26071.
J’oublierai. 8757.
Leila. 14081.
Mendiant (Le) 14266.
Ménestrel (Le) 607. Ich bin ein gast auf erden. 23394.
Mon secret. 23836. | Ich und du. 18764.
Mon triste coeur. 16850. Lerche (Die) 14036.
Noél. 687, Liebesgliick. 14056.
O gué, ma mie. 26592. O komm, du geist der wahrheit.
Petits et la neige. 26748. 14517.
Réverie. 17174. | O wie selig seid ihr doch. 23978.
Réves blancs, réves bleus. 818. | Schmiickt das fest mit Maien.
Sérénade nocturne. 860. 14950.
Si ’lamour s’est envole. 10128. i Vater, deines Geistes wehen.
Soleils couchants. 15084. 15416.
Toi qui m’ as consolé. 24637. Vom himmel hoch. 6877.
Tune veux pasaimer. 15361, 15362. | Weihnachtsmotette. 6946.
Venus victrix. 15422. | Gulnara. 24138, 24629.
|
Gruse (H.) He had seen better days. | Gumbert (F.) Friihlingslied. 21212.
cubpeee (ae | Gumble (A.):
Apeehied (Ein) 9449 | Be my Cinderella. 1158 (2).
Am sonnigen Rhein. 17769. | eee 11068, ee ott
Dennoch. 3856. ke
Friihling (Der) naht. 18161. at cae Bea ccna, Cs eps
Kitinftiger sonnenschein. 26159. gecdacne. 13576 “47742 (49).
Ruppa. 20455. > : 5 :
Giinther (R.) Alle jahre wieder | i cae resist | yO eae
kommt der Weihuachtsmann. 35180. | : :
Guentzel (G.) Bridal rose. 3512. | Tee noo for you. 4556,
Guéprotte (E.): | ; bs ie
Oiseau (L’) blanc. 26652. | ee of you. 10887 (137),
a Ce a ee fea v8. I’m going where the weather suits
ESSE ee my clothes. 19955.
Ausencia. 3298. I len t be back till August.
none gan D 4648. I won’t be home till August.
Ramona. 5925. I He ep sle: 16505
Virginia. 6861. Novelctie. cee an
Guichard (A. de) Thy voice is near | spi aoe oy ae os
ee eae Dreier reer: 17419, 20814 (106)
ee ere, Gone | They’re not doing that this season.
2 wea Se : Pera
eae (H. G.) Smile on, deary. | Under the summertime moon.
Se 19277, 24911 (184).
are: CCS as | Until we meet again. 2917.
Fondness true blue. 23035. WIM oS
I fought for my country and you, | GUmmersbach (J.) Organ ace. to the
8550. hymn book Hosanna. 26681.
| Gung’l (J.):
|
|
Somehow or other. 17356.
Guilmant (A.) Fughetta de concert. Amourettes (Les) 19475.
25670. Dernier amour. 22884,
Guinan (J. W.) Save all your waltzes Hydropaten. 23308.
for me. 6081. Gunning (M.):
Guion (A.) Come love with me. Good morrow and good night.
1733. 4296,
erp,
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Gunning (M.)—Continued.
Jack and Jill. 4798.
Requiem (A) 5957.
Gunther (G. P.) music co. Short
story. 6184.
Gunther (J.) *Neath the old chestnut
tree. 265380.
Gurley (J.):
Mary Day. 5287.
Nancy. 5492.
Olden time. 5645.
Piggie Gallagher two-step. 5793.
Gurlitt (C.):
Idyl. 18537.
Little stories. 26229.
Midsummer-night’s dream. 9284.
Maypole dance. 16783.
Polonaise. 147387.
Rhythmical studies. 5973.
Serenade. 14976.
Sonatina. 163821.
19275.
Polonaise in D major.
Under the maypole.
Gurlitt (D.)
5832.
Gurlitt (M.):
Am himmelstor. 12504.
Den frauen. 11155.
Liebesprobe. 11626.
Mond ist wie eine feurige ros’,
11794.
Ratte (Die) 12046.
Wie die pflanze verwelkt. 12504.
Gutheil (A.):
Aus russischen mirchen. 12699.
Schneefldchen. 14951.
Symphonie. 14806.
Toteninsel (Die) 19246.
3°™¢ concerto. 27605.
Gutkowski & Andrulavage:
Don’t be angry with me dearie.
7916.
Wilkes-Barre
17697.
Gutman (A, H.):
Let me speak the longing in my
heart. 26196.
That Hungarian rag. 27271.
Gutman (F. O.) Florentine march.
town for mine.
1681.
Gutman (F. O.) music co. Periodical
march. 9681.
Guttenberger (F.) In the land where
cotton grows. 1972.
Gutterman (R. E.):
Don Dell. 18029.
I love but thee. 11429.
Save a little money for a rainy
day. 26968.
Gutterson (J. H.) Thy way, not mine,
Oh, Lord. 10444.
Guttinguer (R.):
Bétise d’amour.
Bougeotte (La). 12882.
C’est ma folie. 38561.
Chanson pour Mireille.
12793.
22736.
Guttinguer (R.)—Continued.
Fleur des bois. 268.
Frissonnette. 4172.
Je pince. 138885.
Pour gagner du pain. 14747.
Vers le succés, 22268.
Guys (HELPS):
By-gone days. 12872,
Meet me in the park Mona. 9226.
Rye waltz. 9982.
Will you love me. 22388.
Guyard(H.) Grisantes caresses. 1804.
Gyongyoshalaszy (Z. de T.) Sere-
nade. 6154.
H. M. S. Pinafore.
Haager (J.):
Beauteous violet. 22586.
Evening charm. 22972.
Gruss an den Schwarzwald. 23185.
Haak (F.) co. Don Caesar de Bazan.
3891.
Haake (F. W.)
Haap (1.)
Haap (J.)
Haas (G.)
Haas (J.):
An einen boten. 22504.
Auf den hohen. 7342.
Friihlingsmirchen. 8205.
Fussteig (Der) 23075.
Hildegund. 238256.
Schmied (Der) 10042.
Turm-choral. 10501.
Habanera (La) 10.
Habdilou. 4360.
Hachette & cie.:
Esquisses funambulesque.
Mazurka. 20179.
Petits potins. 20363.
Sérénade. 20491.
Hackel (M. F.):
Flowers, flowers. 8152.
On the elevator. 9597.
Through the great white way.
10484.
Won’t you stay home with me.
10815.
Hacker (P. M.);
Splittin’ kindling wood. 2747.
Standard favorites. 17394.
Hackett (C. C.) Sweetheart, I leave
it to you. 20587.
Hackett (H.):
Alla marcia in D. 12607.
Allegro pomposo. 20834.
Choeur triomphale. 1481.
Reverie. 21955.
Romance in G. 21966.
Hackh (O.):
Belle polonaise. 15854.
March of the soldiers.
Message of love. 14284.
Pensée romantique. 24088.
Valse des fleurs. 15406.
25785.
Abendandacht. 7184.
May time. 14242.
May time. 14242.
Heroes of today. 3938.
233.
14208.
LCC
68294—10——22
INDEX
pt. 111, au Ss, V..o
Hackleman (W. EH. M.):
Beyond to-day. 3430.
Consecrate us. 3747.
Every one bring one. 4037.
Firmly stand. 4096.
Forward in His name. 4147.
Gospel light. 4807.
He suffered and died. 4418.
How bright the Christian life
should be. 4483.
How quickly the Savior would
win. 4491.
Keep drilling with the sword.
4899.
O love that will not let me go.
5586.
Seatter seeds of love. 6098.
Sing in happy measure. 6282.
Stand for the right. 6449.
Tell it to others. 6595.
Hadley (G. HE.) Trailers (The) |
27388.
Hadley (H.):
Culprit fay. 25390.
Doll’s wooing. 16090.
Fill a glass with golden wine.
11248.
Little blue pigeon. 16660.
Little Boy Blue. 16661.
Rose-time. 14891.
Shut-eye train. 17309.
Song of Luddy-Dud. 17368.
When I am dead, my dearest.
12452.
Hadley (M. H.) ~~ Vivacite (La)
10609.
Hadley (S. A.) Songs of spring.
17370.
Hindel (G. F.):
Angels ever bright and fair. 13541.
Arietta. 13542.
Arioso. 16325.
Célébre largo. 23188.
Hindel-heft. 138543.
Hornpipe. 18544.
I know that my Redeemer liveth.
23189.
Largo. 1812, 4861, 8864, 11347,
21295.
Passacaglia. 18545.
Rigaudon. 13546.
Sarabande. 8366, 18547, 21296,
25786.
See she appears. 1815, 4362.
Sonata. 3859, 1816, 4363.
Sonate 4 tre, A dur. 18224.
Where e’re you walk. 1815, 4362.
Hansel und Gretel. 11348.
Hirtel (A.):
I sing to thee. 11461.
Wandering of the students of
Prague. 17627.
Haesche (W. E.):
Air, 22472.
Bagdad. 22564.
Haesche (W. H.)—Continued.
Csardas. 228381.
Espanola. 22968.
Polonaise. 241388.
Hagan (J. M.):
All the days are harvest days.
12602.
At the post of duty. 19490. -
Happy sunlight. 13570.
I will draw the world unto me.
18748.
Made white by the blood. 14177.
Signal triumph. 15024.
Hagans (F. M.) Paradox march.
21869.
Hagedorn (G. H.) Rosie. 14897.
Hagensick (L. P.) Just say you’ll be
mine. 510.
Hager (F. W.):
Gee, but you’re hard to get along
with. 25686, 27695.
Mistletoe. 26421.
My Ramapoo. 14483, 15704 (119),
16918.
My sweet Caramoe. 20814 (85),
21775.
Sixty miles an hour. 15049, 17328,
20814 (100).
We're all here to see you off.
17687, 20814 (117).
Hagerling (H. J.) We will take our
hats off to Falstaff. 69386.
Hahn (R.):
Contredanse des grisettes. 7763.
Danse des_ petites apprenties.
7836.
Danse galante. 7888.
Danse triste. 7840.
Danse violente. 7842.
Duo mimé. 7963.
Féte (La) chez Thérése. 4088,
11248, 23012.
Fontaines (Les) 16222.
Menuet pompeux. 9255.
Romanesque. 14879.
Scene de lVessayage. 10030.
Tango. 10359.
Triumph des Prometheus. 1021.
Valse de Mimi Pinson. 10553.
Haigh (C. M.) Alhambra rag. 17224.
Haigh (T.) Nocturne in B minor.
4364.
Hail, festal day. 163826.
Hainauer (J.):
Biedermeier. 22626.
Bocksfuss. 22644.
Canon. 53872.
Chanson napolitaine. 5373.
Chanson populaire. 5874.
Corfou. 3755.
Domino. 22901.
Dorfsepp. 229138.
Elegie. 53875.
Feierabend. 4079.
Hinaus. 4452.
1772 Bet
ee a a rs
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Hainauer (J.)—Continued.
Junges gliick. 4871.
Leichter sinn. 49983.
Letzter gruss. 5018.
Schulmeisterlein. 24311.
Spanierin. 24455.
Sur Veau. 9381.
Triume. 6712.
Troubadour. 24656.
Vieux pastel. 93382.
Haines (C.) Lights out.
Haines (E. C.)
21765, 26500.
Haines (H. E.)
Haines (W. E.):
Donovan. 22902.
I am coming back to Siam. 19925.
I’m in love with you. 16454.
Mean. G. kh. &. G. O: RK: 26800.
Rip Van Winkle. 18958.
Somebody stands at an old cottage
5046.
My old sweet-heart.
Frolic (The). 1708.
door. 10194.
That’s when the moon laughs at
you. 6622.
Won’t you come to Colombo with
me. 417718.
You can’t beat London for the
girls. 20795.
Haines-Kuester (E.) Secrets. 854.
Haines pub. co. Lights out. 5046.
Hainline (G.):
Autumn winds. 7356.
B. P. O. E. march and two-step.
7367.
Hainton (H. H.) Vive le roi.
Haldy (W. A.)
17854, 195438.
Hale (A. M.)
Hale (P.)
Hale (W.)
17148.
Haley (A. L.):
Jesus, a tender shepherd. 20088.
Jesus knows and _ understands.
20042.
That tender look. 20623.
Haley (H.) Puck’s revelry. 20400.
Halfeldt (E. T.) While swinging and
singing. 10765.
Halkett (J.) Tanthe. 4640.
Hall (A. K.)i He’s always eating bis-
cuits in the bed. 3879, 10887 (123).
Hall (A. M.) Just look into my eyes
dear. 21511.
Hall (E.) Sweet Claribel, good-bye.
Zio.
Hall (EH. C.)
all (E. D:)
8891.
Hall (F.):
By the river. 7556.
Glory for you and for me. 8284.
Gospel message in song. 8328.
Solemn somewhere. 10182.
15451.
Black horse waltz.
Two poems. 23194.
Gondola days. 11318.
Queen a alma maters.
Lullaby. 16719.
Land of pure delight.
Hall (F.)—Continued.
There’s a beautiful land of sun-
shine. 10410.
We are on the winning side.
10675.
Hall (F. O.) Two songs. 24494.
Hall (F. S.) Princeton waltz. 14773.
Hall (H. O.) Stripes and the stars.
10275, 12260.
Hall (J. E.) In the glory-land. 98712.
Ball Ge lay
Alleluia to the King. 7235.
Behold ye His star. 25109.
Conquering King. 7758.
Hail, holy morn. 25787.
In verdure clad. 13825.
King foretold. 261388.
Risen Lord. 9906.
Santa Claus at Santiago.
Songs of service. 19104.
Wake, O Judean land. 6895.
Hall (ier)
Easter lillies.
26958.
1153 (21).
Rippling waves. 24214, 24911
(160).
Star of my dreams. 19118, 19437
(67).
Hall (K.) I loved a lass, a fair one.
25930.
Hall (lL. G.) Two worlds. 12377.
Hall (M. J.) We shall be like Him.
12442.
Hall (R. B.) Bangor march. 12745.
Hall (R. H.) Venus de Milo. 19808.
Hail) (Se
By the river. 7556.
Gospel message in song. 8828.
Solemn somewhere. 10182.
There’s a beautiful land of sun-
shine. 10410.
Weare on the winning side. 10675.
Hall (S. H. & F.):
Awake, awake and sing. 7363.
Glory for me. 8288.
Glory for you and for me. 8284.
I’m hidden in Thee. 8601.
I’m trusting in the promise.
Love, joy and peace. 9057.
Mansions grand. 91386.
Saved. 10018.
Hall (W. C.) World would be lost
without you. 15648.
Hall-Mack co.:
Allelulia to the King.
At Bethlehem. 25026.
Awake for thy King
Sole.
Awake my soul.
Behold ye His star. 25109.
Brightest and best. 3516.
Call of summer. 12881.
Christmas star. 25315.
Conquering King. 7758.
Easter tidings. 7994.
From cross to crown.
8609.
7235.
has come.
3318.
8200.
1773
ee Te Til. ff
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 5
Hall-Mack co.—Continued.
Hail holy morn. 25787.
Heavens are telling. 8433.
Herald (The) 25886.
In verdure clad. 18825.
In woodland ways. 13826.
King foretold. 26188.
Lo, He is risen. 9025.
O seraph songs. 5290.
Portals of light. 5842.
Risen Lord. 9906.
Riven tomb. 9907.
Santa Claus at Santiago. 26958.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. 6177.
Sing glory. 27051.
Sing this blessed morn.
Sing together. 27058.
Song of the bells. 27100.
Songs of service. 19104.
Star of the East. 27153.
There were shepherds. 27298.
Unfold ye portals of glory. 10527.
Wake, O Judean land. 6895.
Halle (R.) Dear old Green Lake.
3841.
Halle (R. L.):
Come along my Mandy. 17955.
My, what a funny little world this
is. 26515.
Stop your blushing. 27166.
Haller (C.) You can’t go wrong when
your heart is right. 10841.
Haller-Goettler (G.) :
Im siegesflug. 25998.
Liebessehnsucht. 26209.
Halley (M. A.):
As flowers in rain. 17792.
Year’s at the spring. 17792.
Hallock (C. P.) Jimmie Creek song.
4841.
27057.
Halloh. 364, 459, 547, 577, 823, 1957,
ZING sO els
Halloh, die grosse revue. 3197, 3198,
5019, 5606, 5887, 6079, 18780, 17198.
Hailoway (F. W.) Allegretto gra-
zioso. 3182.
Halis (iaxC>)::
Dreaming of you,
16114.
Love of one you love. 14141.
Sweetheart Nell. 17487.
Hall’s music store. Aeroplane.
Hallwachs (K.):
An einen boten. 7274.
Ehestand der freude. 8004.
Frau Nachtigall. 8184.
Judentochter (Die.) 8801.
Knabe und veilchen. 8868.
Lass rauschen, lieb’. 8895.
Von alten liebesliedern. 10618.
Wie bin ich krank. 10782.
sweetheart.
24933.
Lierlichkeit des schiferlebens.
10866.
Halpern (G. A.) Children on our
block. 12933.
Halsey (EH.):
Chant joyeux.
Choral prelude.
Reverie. 14845.
Two introits. 16330.
Halstead (D.) You’d better think it
over for a while. 24884.
Halvorsen (J.):
Elegie. 16134.
Intermezzo, 16381.
Nachtlicher zug. 16924.
Norwegisch. 16957.
Perpetuum mobile.
Ham (@A.)*:
Far from my heavenly home.
25603.
Incarnation (The) 26029.
Hamand (L. A.):
Finale. 18556.
Intermezzo. 13557.
Prelude. 18558.
Silhouette (A.) 2684, 15025.
17921.
T7672.
17084.
Hamann (V.) In liebe vereint. 8693.
Hambleton (W. G.) Just chums,
4881.
Hambro (Si. es) Whip-poor-will
(The) 7016.
Hamel (A. A.), jr. In the paradise of
the South. 16516.
Hamelle (H.) fils. Abeille (L’) 19488.
Hamelle (J.):
Célébre Largo. 23188.
Chanson 4 bercer. 3626.
Clair de lune. 1457.
Guitare. 2629.
Noél berrichon. 16950.
Promis (Les) 17132.
Valse printaniére. 6816.
Hamer (J. W.) Who’s loony now.
24832. ;
Hamilton (C. G.) Praise my soul the
King of heaven. 14758.
Hamilton (CLS. & fea
Do you speak a word for Jesus.
TBI.
I’m happy that Jesus is mine.
13718.
Hamilton (I. EH.) Old camp ground.
LTOder.
Hamilton (J. J.) Youthful sweet-
heart. 10860.
Hamilton (T. P.):
Song of victory. 15111.
Stand up and shine. 22120.
Hamlin (P. S.):
Girl of my Dixie home. 8264.
In cocoanut land. 11494.
Hammerstein (O.) Mia cara. 5312.
Hammes (G. M.) Roaming. 26888.
Hammon (O. R.) Thee. 15278, 17480.
Hammond (H. E.) Elysian fields,
Itd. 197384.
Hammond (LL. A.) Spring-time.
15146.
1774
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Hammond (W. G.):
Dawn (The) 3825.
Day of resurrection. 7855.
Evening hymn. 18268.
Jesus of Nazareth passeth by.
2028.
Jesus Thou joy of loving hearts,
8784.
Longing for summer. 14107.
O eyes that are weary. 2370.
O little town of Bethlehem.
26603.
Through peace to light. 2862.
Time of maying. 15312.
Hammond & Forrester. Jima da Jeff.
2028.
Hampton (S. A.) Mosquitoes of Ala-
bama. 143857.
Hamrick (C. J.):
All to Thee I bring. 19461.
Just beyond the river. 20052.
Pour out a rich blessing. 20385.
Ham-Burr pub. co. Laskaland. 8894.
Hanech (D.) Don’t you worry, little
girlie. 16097.
Hancock (B. J.)
Hancock (H. T.)
Hancock ° (7. °C.)
Princeton. 16844.
Hanford (K. D.) Love's bliss. 9072.
Hanforth (Y. W.) Berceuse. 17846.
Hanifen (E. L.) Um ’m I wish I had
a beau. ~12379.
Hanish (O. Z.) Avesta in song. 46.
Hanlein (J. H.) If money only grew
on trees. 19987.
Hanna (O. F.) Natural gas. 18745.
Hanrahan (T.) How Cook found the
North pole. 4486.
Hanray (L.) Ruth who never told the
truth. 14913.
Hans, le joueur de fifte. 17749, 17758,
18422, 18669, 18670, 18775, 22613,
22661, 22733, 22881, 22883, 23199,
24226, 24465.
Hans, the flute player.
233821, 24434, 24880.
Hanscom (P. E.) No long distance
loving for mine. 23941. f
Hansen (Mrs. A. L. 8S.) Cry of a soul.
16019.
Hansen (C.) Dacohta baby. 25398.
Hansen (E.) Auf reichswacht. 19499,
Toceata in G. 3865.
Laskaland. 8894.
Mr. Prince from
23198, 23201,
Hansen (HE. R.) Trio. 25794.
Hansen (G.):
Alpenveil chen und_ edelweiss.
24964.
An den abendstern. 126382,
Auf schwingen der liebe. 12696,
Aus hochlands bergen. 10962.
Ersten rosen. 25564.
Friihlings botschaft. 11283.
Goldbliiten. 13478.
Im buchenhain. 25993.
Hansen (G.)—Continued.
Krinzewinden auf der
26154.
Romanze. 24224,
Schmetterlingsjagd. 26980.
Waldfrieden. 27433.
Hansen (W.):
Aftnen er stille.
Alpengléckchen.
Alpenhorn (Das) 17768.
Andante religioso. 3229.
Bei kirchlichen handlungen. 22601.
B¢rne-trio. 3489.
Brude vals. 17880.
Carneval de Venise.
Chanson pastorale.
Dance slave. 168.
Derniere valse. 18009.
Deutsche tiinze. 19015.
Drommebille. 18056.
Elegie. 16134.
Evig og uden forandring. 19754.
Feenreigen. 18126.
Fortuna-marsch. 277.
Fortuna’s gunstling. 4145.
Gavotte. 4208.
Home, sweet, home. 18268.
Humoreske. 18279.
I den lyse nat. 4238.
In der blumengrotte.
Intermezzo. 16831.
Jeg vil ud. 11549.
Kunst auf dem klavier zu singen.
wiese.
17755.
17767.
17902.
122.
18382.
2087.
Like a lilac. 1281.
Lind. 11637.
Mélancolié. 18630.
Murthenblitter walzer. 18694.
Nichtlicher zug. 16924.
Norwegiesch. 16957.
O Gud vors lands. 18769.
Orientalsk dans. 727.
Perpetuum mobile. 17084.
Polnisches lied. 18888.
Saeterjentens sgndag. 18996.
Serenata (La) 19048.
Slapdans. 63801.
Sonja-vals. 918.
Sota turturdufva. 6329.
Spieldose (Lie) 19112.
Spinn, spinn. 19113.
Tarantella. 19179.
Turteltiubchen. 19264.
Ur svenska hjertans djup. 19282.
Voglein im hain. 6871.
Vugge sang. 6882.
Vuggesang. 19313.
Walesisk marsch fra middelalde-
ren. 19828.
Winter roses. 193896.
Hansen-Olsen. (H.) Loves eternity.
16705.
Hanson (A. M.)
love me. 20606.
Tell me that you
1775
INDEX
pt. 115, Des; Vv. 5
Hanson. (‘T.° H.)::
Cheer up forget it the worst is yet
to come. 20994.
Petaluma. 9685, 21884.
Slaves of habit. 10155.
Hapgood (B.) Big college. 17742
(38).
Haraldsen (H. G. H.):
Childhood days. 19618.
Come take a car ride with me.
21025.
Just for you my heart is aching.
21510.
She’s the fairest flower Norway
ever grew. 22046.
Haras (S.):
On the hunt. 18801.
- Senorita’s dream. 19088.
Harcourt (D.):
Araminta, don’t be foolish. 38260.
I don’t think I know. 4581.
I will sing of the birds in the
trees. 4631.
I’m a perfect lady. 16446.
Verbena, the cleaner. 6828.
Harcourt (S. R.) What's the use of
foolin’. 22339.
Hardee (N. A.) Largo funebre. 4967.
Harder (J.) Friihlingswanderung.
25668.
Harding (A.) Make believe. 9129.
Harding (H. A.) Mignonette. 18648.
Harding (J.) Bugle boy’s last call.
25205.
Harding (L.):
In the days gone by. 21447.
Love’s silence. 21617.
Harding (R.):
Don’t tell me that’s a sin. 22908.
I’d like to stay but my feet says
nay. 23328.
I made these. 233868.
Would you if I let you.
Harding (W. A.)':
Gipsy revel. 19819.
Have you seen our Santa.
Love divine. 9055.
Pastorale. 9660.
Hardinge (C.) Fife and drum. 8129.
Hardy (B. R.) Waiting by the old
mill stream. 19319, 274381.
24873.
25812.
Hardy (H.) £Cueillette de _ roses.
13082.
Hardy (EH. C.):
Guardian angel mine. 25779.
Love’s bondage. 9073.
Hardy, (W.. By) ~ Bully “for Cook.
2500 (19)-
Hardy (W. S.): School where Lin-
coln went. 20482.
Harfield (N.) While swinging and
singing. 10765.
Harford (Mrs. C.):
By the waters of Babylon. 12870.
Crossing the bar. 16018.
Harford (Mrs. C.)—Continued.
Guardian angel. 16316.
Marche funébre. 16759.
Two hymns and tunes.
Harford (0):
By the waters of Babylon. 12870.
16337.
Crossing the bar. 16013.
Guardian angel. 16316.
Marche funébre. 16759.
16337.
If you see Harry!
Two hymns and tunes.
Hargrave (W.)
11485.
Hargreaves (F.) Fairies frolic. 8099.
Hargreaves (J.) Is the old home still
where it used to be. 8744.
Hargreaves (R. & W.) I’m taking my
father’s tea. 18828.
Hargreaves (W.):
All ina day. 17762.
Come by the drum in the big
brass band. 1469.
Fancy meeting you in the Isle of
Man. 16181.
In the army. 18398.
It’s just like being at home. 18420.
Say no more about it. 12565 (62).
Waxwork show. 6927.
Hargreaves (W. & J.) I put on my
hat and went home. 8616.
Harig. (ke)Gs)
Canoeing. 3581.
I wonder if its so. 8640.
Some kiss. 15088.
Won’t you be my lovey dovey.
7090.
Harington (R. L.)
love for someone.
Harker (BH: E:):
And there were shepherds. 22508.
Awake, awake put on thy strength.
22555.
Awake up, my glory. 17815.
Calm on the list’ning ear of night.
25229.
Consider and hear me. 11112.
God shall wipe away all tears.
11316.
Hosanna. 238294.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 11402.
Lord is my light.
Lullaby. 16718.
There’s just one
12384.
18554.
Popular glees and _ partsongs.
20383.
Prepare ye the way of the Lord.
24159.
Six Christmas carols. 372.
Six old Christmas carols. 25807.
Stars of the summer night. 17395.
Harker (R. P.) Sen-sen rag. 14971.
Harkness (—) Work and worship.
24870.
Harkness (R.):
Are you drifting.
At Jesus’ feet.
1776
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Harkness (R.)—Continued.
Be ye reconciled to God. 15819.
Believe. 10994.
Child’s prayer. 20997.
Christ needs you. 21002.
Christ never fails. 11086.
Christmas for the lonely. 253811.
Come and see. 21020.
Come away. 3720.
Does everybody know. 3886.
Divine possession. 21080.
Fairest on earth. 21166.
Fasten your eyes upon Jesus.
ot EN.
Following Jesus. 21197.
Give God the glory. 16271.
Give time to work for Jesus.
25714.
God’s word in the heart. 4279.
Growth in grace. 23182.
He can set it right. 4401.
He pardons sinners now. 21308.
His love divine. 25847.
How can you reject. 4485.
I am included. 16417.
I am saved. 114138.
I am with you alway. 21361.
I give my heart. 21370.
I have a Saviour. 4541.
T’ll sing His praise. 4561.
I’m going home. 21390.
I must lean hard. 4596.
I need but go. 21396.
I need my Saviour now. 11452.
I need to be filled. 21397.
I shall see Him. 11457.
I was sinking. 21409.
I will trust. 4632.
In Jesus’ name. 11501.
Jesus can save you now.
Jesus is all to me. 4829.
Jewels. 21495.
Joy awaiting. 4854.
Let Him save you now. 26193.
Let His love light the way.
Let Jesus lead. 21551.
Little while. 5078.
Lord is it I. 11661.
Love led me home.
Love of Jesus. 5123.
Many a time. 21644.
Meet me there. 21677.
Memories of mother. 26387.
Message of Christmas. 26395.
11672.
Never lose sight of the blood.
118738.
New song. 26547.
Now and forever the same. 23951.
Now the door is open. 21799.
Only a breath. 21844.
Our great Saviour. 26690.
Out of deep waters. 11959.
Power of prayer. 21907.
Ransomed of the Lord.
Redeemed. 12049.
12045.
21487.
21550.
Harkness (R.)—Continued.
Rejoicing in Jesus. 21947.
Rescue song. 26863.
Restoration. 17169.
Safe. 21995.
St. Joseph for Christ. 26949.
Save one to-day. 6083.
Saving grace is free. 22007.
Saviour’s call. 6089.
Secret of success. 26994.
Seeking His guidance. 22026.
Somebody’s here with an aching
heart. 27094.
Speak Lord. 12237.
Story of Calvary. 12254.
Story to tell. 12255.
Take now God’s way. 10353.
Tell Jesus. 6596.
Tell the story. 22176.
That beautiful city. 6614.
There is a happy land. 22194.
There they crucified Him. 12335.
Thy King cometh. 12345.
’Tis Jesus. 6684.
To. save them if we can.
Travelling home. 17529.
Trumphet call. 22226.
Trusting in the blood. 6734.
Wales for Christ. 17621.
What will it be. 6962.
What will you do. 22340.
When Jesus sought me. 6970.
Whole wide world for Jesus. 12491.
Will you. 22384.
Will you take Jesus to-day. 17699.
With Him in glory. 12520.
Witness within. 22399.
Would you stand. 12584.
12352.
You will not come in vain. 22426.
Harlan (C. W.) Indiana. 238453.
Harlame (CE) V2)":
Honey bug. 21348.
Omaha. 18798.
Tiger lily. 2870.
Harley (C.) Heart whispers. 113875.
Harling (W. F.):
By cool Siloam’s shady rill. 3555.
Corps (The) 7774.
Thou art my hiding place. 15302.
Harmon (Mrs. M.) Ragtime instruc-
tion book. 17150.
Harmonie verlag. :
‘Ach Max hast du ’ne nase.
Alte geige. 12616.
Am himmelstor. 12504.
Am schonsten ist’s bei uns zu haus.
3199.
Auf der dine.
Ballade. 26161.
Berlin bleibt Berlin.
Bim-bum. 7466.
Cake-walk lied. 3567.
Den frauen. 11155.
Des meeres geheimnis.
Dornréschen. 18154.
1166.
25044.
1307.
1777
INDEX
pt. DE BA, Veo
Harmonie verlag.—Continued.
Drei kiinstler. 1585.
Drunten auf der gassen. 138189.
Du bist allein mein hochstes gliick
auf erden. 25507.
Du, du, du gleichst den rosen.
3938-3940.
Duda kisasszony. 18068.
Dudelsack walzer. 1593.
Dunkle rose. 138196.
Hinsamkeit. 13220.
Elegie. 11206.
Elend (Das) 8014.
Erinnerung an Miss Dudelsack.
25562.
Freier (Der) 19797.
Friedhof. 138395.
Frisch vom storch. 13396.
~Finf gesing. 16678.
Gartlein dicht verschlossen. 16245.
Gebet. 25684.
Gefangene der Zarin. 18161.
Gemeinheit (Eine) von A bis Z.
AGS:
Ghasel. 18176.
Gismonda Boccalino. 11807.
Grasemtickchen (Das) 4831, 8342.
Heinerle heinerle hab’ kein geld.
ASotA. “2574 1.
Herr gab dir ein gutes augenpaar.
16371.
Hoch droben. 13636.
Hochlandskinder. 23266.
Hurrah! der kaiser kommt.
13659.
Ich fiircht nit gespenster.
Ich und du. 18765.
Ist eS der zufall. 26049.
Kirschen. 16604.
Kirschen in nachbars
23536.
Kleine nigger girl.
23541.
Kleinen
16609.
Knallbonbons. 2077.
Korporal (Der) 13983.
Krabbelk6pfchen. 2084.
Kuckuck ist ein braver mann.
13988.
Kuhnheim, wo warst du _ die
vorige nacht? 4947.
Ledige gatte (Der) 26181.
Leutnantsmarsch. 5015, 14050.
8523,
16470.
garten.
13978, 18477,
(Die) krabben. 2070,
Liebe melodie. 14064.
Liebes noten. 18514.
Liebesprobe. 11626.
Lied des einsamen, 26210.
Lizzi ich bitt’ sie hor’n sie auf,
11654, 16604, 16677.
Lola: -2138.
London girl (Das) 26238-26240.
Lor’ sitzt im garten. 16683.
Lutz der tutz. 2179.
1778
Harmonie verlag.—Continued.
Madels habt ihr denn kein herz.
26308,
Mandoline. 14196.
Man ist nur einmal jung. 5196.
Max sei mdssig. 14239.
Mein freund der Meyer und ich.
26377.
Mein lieber siisser schatz. 5271.
Mich tadelt der fanatiker, 16826.
Mid-summer song. 14296.
Mir glinzen die augen. 16841.
Miss Dudelsack. 2268, 5334,
14313.
Mond ist wie eine feurige ros’.
11794.
Neue kinderlieder. 15629.
Nudelburger (Der) 5558,
Nun schmiicke mir dein dunkles
haar. 16968.
Nur ein bissel. 5563.
O du my darling.
14510.
O heiliger Augustin. 16977.
Oh te my darling. 17012.
On Craig Ddii. 14592.
Perlen der weisheit. 17082.
Ratte (Die) 12046.
Rekrut (Der) 14830.
Robin’s ende. 2566, 5993-5997,
9917.
Rolle-rille rutsch. 26898.
| Romeo and Julia auf dem dorfe.
9943, 12085.
Sag dass du mich liebst. 6050.
Schelmenliedchen. 10033.
Sieben lieder. 15630.
Siegesfest. 27036.
Soll ich ihn lieben.
Sonnwendglut. 919.
Spinnerin, 17885.
Steuerzahler (Der) 2762.
Stihne (Die) 2771.
2367, 5573,
15086.
Toreador (Der) 2886.
Traum (Der) 15387.
Uber die heide. 27367.
Ueber’n grossen teich. 6768.
Und bild der nur im traum nichts
ein, 153884.
Und rosen bliihen. 15885.
Valse perverse. 2929.
Verratene liebe. 24720.
Vier midchenlieder. 15631.
Wanderer’s song. 15484.
Was ist’s was uns fréhlich macht.
27442.
Was liegt bei Lehmann unterm
apfelbaum. 27448.
Wem dank ich das? 6953.
Wie die pflanze verwelkt. 12504.
Wie ist’s gefahrlich jung zu sein.
70387.
Wiegenlied. 15608.
Wir tanzen ringelreihn.
Yankee doodle midel.
24853.
7116, 7117.
| Harper (T. E.)
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—_Dec., 1910
Harmonie verlag.—Continued.
Ysbrand. 7153.
Zehn lieder. 17711.
Harms (A.) Charms of the forest.
15946.
Harms (T. B.) & Francis,
Hunter:
Air. 22472.
Bagdad. 22564.
Canzonetta. 25244.
Chanson intime. 227384.
Come along my Mandy. 10887
(1038), 17955.
Come tiny goldfish to me. 21026.
Cradled in thine arms. 25879.
Csardas. 22831.
Danse écossaise. 25415.
Hight little girls. 22954.
Espafiola. 22968.
Flower song. 25633.
For months and months
months. 23037.
French fandango. 21206.
Gavotte frivole. 23084.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
4389, 10887 (121).
Day &
and
Honeymoon. 25868.
How can they tell O’im Irish.
23298.
I don’t want you to be a sister to
me. 21369.
I love MacIntosh. 21382.
Kind moon man. 26135.
Mazurka capricieuse. 23756.
Melodie. 25121.
Moto perpetuo. 26456.
Music of viol. 26466.
My dream, dream man. 26482.
My lotus fiower. 26495.
My soldier boy. 26509.
My toreador. 26513.
O kaiser, my kaiser. 26599.
Petit conte. 24096.
Polonaise. 24133.
Prayer. 26783.
Turkish love song. 24670.
Valse indolente. 24699.
Whistle when your lonely. 22368.
World-is full of women’s eyes.
27558.
Yoodle doodle guards.
Young America. 10855.
Harold (J.) Love’s loyalty. 26282.
Maywood. 11760.
Black mantilla.
24878.
Harraden
17855.
Harriman (A.):
My Dublin Mary. 9873.
My Somar queen. 9423.
That’s enough of that Mendels-
sohn tune. 20615.
(H.)
>
‘Harriman (A. C.):
Daisy when the daisies bloom.
22848.
How’dy girlie. 13651.
Harriman (A. C.)—Continued.
I’d like to see you,
21367.
My Dublin Mary. 9373.
My Somar queen. 9423.
That’s enough of that Mendels-
Sunday.
sohn tune. 20615.
You will always be the same.
24892,
Harrington (J. P.):
All inva day! 17762.
EKv’ry girl loves a military man.
8085.
I’m afraid you’ll have to come
along 0’ me. 25982.
I suppose she knows. 23371.
In a cottage by the Clyde. 20000.
Maggie Ryan from Dublin town.
26311,
Mr. Slater, will you call a little
later. 2277.
Mother put a card in the window.
11809.
Mother’s had a row with father.
9335.
There’s a_ pretty little cot in
Dover. 27287.
To-morrow may be good-bye.
15327.
Top hat every time. 10472.
West pole. 20734.
Who’s going to take me for a
walk. 10774.
Won’t there ever be any wedding
bells for me. 10809.
You want to go to Tokio. 27581.
Harrington (V.) Oh, you ragin’ kid.
(auk
Harris (A. E.):
Alpine bells. 22490.
Home, sweet home.
Harris, (B:):
Down in sunny Yucatan. 21100.
I’ve got your number, what’s your
name. 19966.
It’s your own home town. 21477.
Weren’t you, aren’t you, won’t you
be. 22381.
Harris (C.):
Empire and motherland.
13288.
Sylph waltz. 27220.
Harris (C. J.) When days are dreary.
27479.
Harris (C. K.):
Arabian dance.
Art with a capital A.
3272.
Bé-bee.
23280.
8025,
19482, 20814 (32).
3119 (2),
12768, 15704 (60).
Boys. 20814 (85), 20953.
Cairo. 1866.
Calcium rag.
Climb, boys, climb.
12948.
15704 (64), 15900.
12565 (21),
1779
INDEX
pt. 1, es, WS
Harris (C. K.)—Continued.
Come and take a dip with me.
15977, 17742 (42).
Come back to Bohemia. 22440
(22), 22796.
Come love let me dance. 1153
(9).
Consequences. 253868, 27689.
Cupid’s wireless telegraph. 3119
(12), 3795.
Dear heart of mine. 22440 (28),
22878.
Dear little ghost of your smile.
7182 (109), 3888.
Dearie, you and I.
(96).
Deux temps parisienne.
Dinny Maginnity. 190.
Display song. 1153 (18), 1548.
22880, 24911
1536.
Dollars and debutants. 3119 (14),
7910.
Don’t be mean to me. 12565 (24),
13148.
Don’t choose a Gibson girl. 3119
(15).
Don’t forget the number. 20814
(44), 21094.
Don’t give me diamonds all I want
is you. 22904, 24911 (97).
Dreams. 24911 (99), 25503.
Drinking song. 1153 (20), 1590.
Egotistical Eva. 22953, 24911
(100).
Hiley Riley. 3119 (17) 3979.
Espanola prance. 10887, (110),
a ls bp Ib
Every fellow wants some one to
love. 10887 (111), 11221.
Every girl I love is someone’s
wife. 4036, 7182 (115).
Fantasia. 7182 (116).
Farewell prosperity. 4070.
Flying high. 15704 (75), 16215.
Gee, but I’d like to furnish a fiat.
15704 (79). 16256.
Gentle river. 7182 (121), 8255.
Girl I used to know. 4239.
Girls! Girls! Girls! 23105, 24911
(110).
Give an imitation of me.
22440 (26).
Go ’way Mistah Moon. 38119 (23).
Good-bye girl. 83816, 10887 (119).
Gypsy land. 28187, 24911 (114).
Half moon. 3863, 4369.
Haunted pool. 3119 (27).
He loves my dreamy eyes.
He’s a trav’lling man. 8411.
He’s the champion of them all.
27698.
Heaven will protect the working
1830.
girl. 1158 (389), 1842.
Here’s to you. true blue. 8452,
10887 (124).
Harris (C. K.)—Continued.
Here’s to your last girl.
(28).
Hi spy. 1153 (41).
Homespun rag. 16390, 17742 (52).
Honest injun I love you. 21342,
22440 (28).
How do you do. 25877, 27700.
Hubble bubble girl. 8508, 10887
(128).
I can’t help it. 213864, 22440 (30).
I’d like to go up in an airship.
4525.
3119
I’d like to pose for you. 25900,
2tT04.
I’d rather love what I can’t have.
4528, 7182 (1380).
I fell in love all by myself. 425.
I got you. 7182 (181), 8552.
I’ll be your honey when it’s moon-
light. 4558, 7182 (132).
T’ll take you home _ (jto-morrow.
25927, 277038.
I love the girls from A to Z.
20814 (58), 21386.
I’m little Bo-Peep.
4580.
I miss you honey miss you all
the time. 21395, 22440 (36).
I’ve been kissed in San Francisco.
1920.
I want a man. 20814 (64), 21402.
Iwantawife. 24911 (124), 25959.
I want to be a drummer boy.
8119 (83), 4622.
I want to be kissed by a matinee
idol. 4624.
I want to bring you a ring. 10887
(140), 138748.
I want to buy a little bit of love.
21404, 22440 (87).
I would rather look at you. 1935.
Iddle-de-iddle-de-i. 21418, 22440
(38).
If all moons were honey-moons.
3119 (34).
3119 (32),
1G: you'll say you'll be a friend |
of mine. 3119 (36), 4665.
If you were there with me. 23414,
24911 (129)"
If you won’t marry me. 4672,
7182 (140).
In a bungalow. 26001.
In fantasia. 8691.
In the city where nobody cares. |
3119 (387), 8705.
It isn’t the same in the daytime. |
484. |
|
2001.
It looked good to me.
a general. -
It must be great to be
4784, 7182 (141). ;
It’s always June when youw’re in ©
love. 13867, 15704 (98).
It’s funny what love makes you
do. 15704 (99), 16548.
!
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Harris (C. K.)—Continued. Harris (C. K.)—Continued.
It’s hard to love just one girl all
the time. 1153 (60), 2004.
It’s the same old girl. 16544.
It’s the same old me. 17742 (68).
Jack o’lantern. 2014.
Jingaboo man. 138903, 15704 (100).
Just a dream. 26113, 27716.
Just keep a dreaming. 238512,
24911 (133).
Just a bit o’blarney. 3119 (41),
4873.
Just a kiss from some one.
S809, 10887 (150).
Kiss me. 7182 (147), 4924.
Kissable eyes. . 28538, 24911, (186).
Lady ushers’ ball. 15704 (104),
16622.
Lady Wine. 20814 (70), 21582.
Let me be your last sweetheart.
7182 (149), 5004.
Let’s pretend you love me. 3119
(44).
Life is only what you make it.
10887 (157), 14069.
Little girl like you. 1153 (69),
2139.
Little one. 14096, 15704 (108).
Lonely. 3119 (49), 5081.
Love is like a red red _ rose.
22440 (48), 23661.
Love is like a rose. 9056, 10887
(162).
Love sick. 3119 (53), 5125.
Love’s echo. 14151, 15704 (110).
Mama’s maison de hash. 1158,
(72), 2191.
Man I love. 22440 (48), 23716.
Mandalay. 15704 (118), 16752.
Mandy Jane. 21648, 22440 (49).
Mary. 21658.
Mr. Tannhauser. 24911 (146),
26419.
Modern magic (Oh! Oh! Oh!)
24911 (147).
Modest Maizie. 26428.
Moonlight. 238841, 24911 (148).
Music with meals. 646.
My dainty mermaid. 11538 (84),
2309.
My scare crow maidie. 28897,
24911 (150).
My sweetheart’s favorite waltz
21776, 22440 (54).
My Turkish trophy. 12565 (52),
14446.
Never choose a girl from her
photograph. 23836.
Newport is waiting for me. 5520.
Nothing too good for you dear.
20814 (87), 21795.
Oh, the men. 2396.
Oh. you summertime Romero.
ATOM OMT 42; (16).
Omar. 24911 (154), 26663.
1781
On a Hottentot honeymoon. 24911
(155), 26664.
Osculation bombashay. 20814
(90), 21855.
Oskee wow wow. 3119 (62).
Out in an ocean of love. 26696,
PAM EY
Pale golden star. 2442.
Peaches. 17076, 17742, (78).
Please keep me young in your
heart. 8119 (66), 5811.
Polly song. 9721.
Red cross girl. 3119 (68), 9836.
Reilly. 12565 (59), 14829.
Rippling waves. 24214, 24911
(160).
Sentimental moon. 22440 (59),
24331.
Sentimental Tommy. 3119 (71),
6150.
Shandon belles. SLL G2),
6166.
Single bird. 895.
Song of the butterfly. 2732.
Spook dance. 3119 (76), 6434.
Star of my dreams. 19118, 19437
(67).
Sweetest girl. 20814 (108), 22155.
Take me up in your airship Willie.
968.
Tanguay rag. 27239, 27739.
Taxi-taxi. 3119 (83).
Tell her in the golden summer.
3119 (84), 6594.
Tell me once again you love me.
22175, 22440 (62).
That tantalizing nod. 22191, 22440
(66).
That ticklin’ rag. 20624, 20814
(Oia:
There are too many girls. 2841.
There goes another one. 11538
(121), 2842.
There’s an aeroplane air about
you. 24598, 24911 (179).
There’s no place like home boys.
17487, 17742 (91).
There’s no such thing as luck.
6640.
Those were the happy days.
192138, 20814 (112).
Tie a red ribbon on me. 24624,
24911 (181).
Tummy, tummy tum. 3119 (89),
6744.
Vis-a-vis. 1050.
Voices from home. 3119 (91),
10618.
Wait till we gather the golden
corn. 22298, 22440 (69).
We don’t believe it. 8000.
We ’uns from Dixie. 3119 (98),
10683.
Weather man. 20814 (118), 22818.
INDEX
Harris (C. K.)—Continued.
Wedding bells. 22440 (72), 24771.
What am I going to do to make
you love me. 1080.
What we poor girls go through.
27747.
When my sist’ Tetrazin met my
cousin Carus. 7182 (182), 10728.
When Nancy Brown kissed Hiram
Green good-bye. 27489, 27749.
When the soldier says farewell.
1099.
When you and I were courting.
19373, 19437 (78).
Where are they now? 3119 (98).
Yankee Bohemia. 3119 (99), 7115.
You can’t argue. 15677, 15704
G52)
Zig zag rag. 21758.
Zinga Zula man. 22440 (78),
24901.
Harris (D. R.) Only let me love thee.
20335.
Harris (E. O.)
that’s in you.
Harris" (EH ) co:
Africana valse.
Ballade. 18866.
Canzonetta. 17898.
Cloches (Les) 17949.
Clown’s prayer. 3706.
Danse des follies. 17995.
Danse Normande. , 19678.
De Shepa’d. 18000.
Deuxiéne valse. 18013.
Drama in three acts
minutes. 13168.
Gavotte intermezzo.
Good night. 21269.
I still have the rose.
Ti ASS59:
Invisible day.
It’s very vexin’. 138870.
Joie (La) du matin. 18488.
Just by laughing. 8814.
Just you. 8827.
Kitchen clock.
Merry musketeers.
Neptune. 14472.
Old father Thames. 713.
Old sweetheart of mine.
Petit galop de concert.
Petite rapsodie. 18869.
Premiére mazurk. 18899.
Premiere valse. 18900.
Reverie (A) 26873.
Réveuse. 18945.
Royal Heart. 18989.
Saadi. 6044.
Swing song. 19158.
There’s a wee bit land. 20628.
Three vocal duets. 213830.
Town of No-Good. 6711.
Troisiéme valse. 19254.
Welcome home. 3014.
Sea will bring out all
12148.
20826.
in three
4210, 13439.
4606.
18410.
8858.
20193.
715.
18867.
pt, 1G HaSV.
Harris (F.) co.—Continued.
What will people say. 19356.
When earth’s last picture is
painted. 19360.
Harris (F. C.) — In} they dands — of
dreams. 4719.
Harris (G. B.) jr. I don’t want no
gold. 25908.
Harris- (G.- P.) ~ Andanteyem DD.
11856.
Harrisa( ic
Old clock. 21834.
Wind-mill (The) 223892.
Harris *(H. Wwe) Marching song.
Ho2e:
Harris (J. Le Roy):
African love-song. 7202.
Constancy. 7761.
Mither’s song. 9307.
O lovely night. 9514.
Questions. 9810.
Sweetest melody.
Harris (J. M.):
At an hour that ye think not.
10338.
12679.
Baptized with the Holy Ghost.
12748.
Battle is the Lord’s. 12758.
Beauty of holiness. 12766.
Break the barriers. 12840.
Carry the gospel. 12900.
Clean through the Blood. 12947.
Comrades be watchful. 12985.
Crystal stream. 130831.
Do you speak a word for Jesus.
13127.
Door is open wide. 13151.
Field is the world. 138322.
Freedom of the Holy Ghost.
13398.
God’s beautiful light. 18474.
God’s kingdom is at hand. 18475.
Good old way. 13498. :
Good ship Zion. 13499.
Great transformation. 18527.
Hallelujah for the blood. 18554.
I am living on the rock. 18720.
I’m happy that Jesus is mine.
18718.
It won’t be long. 138872.
Just as he promised. 13929.
Keep the light shining. 13952.
Marching on to victory. 14216.
Mighty to save. 14297.
Mighty to save thee. 14298.
O what a_ wonderful change.
14539.
Old things are passed away.
14587.
Old time prayer. 5641.
Only a little way home. 14613.
Our faces are set like flint. 14636.
Perfect Thou Thy love in me.
14689. :
Redeeming love. 14820.
1782
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Harris (J. M.)—Continued.
Redemption’s story. 14821.
Riches of grace. 14851.
Riehes of His saving grace.
14852.
Risen with Jesus. 14864.
Salvation’s story. 149380.
Saviour knows best. 149388.
Shine for Jesus. 15007.
Showers of blessing. 15011.
_Since Jesus saved my soul. 15033.
Song of victory. 15111.
Show Him to the world. 15010.
That great day. 15260.
This same Jesus. 15298.
*Tis good to live in Canaan. 15318.
We've enlisted for the war. 15506.
Win one. 15615.
World wide revival. 15647.
Yet there is room. 15665.
You must get under the blood.
156838.
Barris, (1s.) :
Adventures
20824.
Clown’s prayer. 3706.
Drama in three acts in three min-
utes. 138168.
Just by laughing. 8814.
Kitchen clock. 8858.
Old sweetheart of mine.
Town of No-Good. 6711.
Harris (Mrs. M. J.) Nothing but the
blood. 14500.
Harris (S. B.)
16891.
Harris (S. P.):
Bygone days. 12872.
I love you, dear! 16444.
I’m pining away for you.
More love to Thee. 14350.
Oh, you ragin’ kid. Til.
Paquita. 17068.
Rye waltz. 9982.
Thy will be done.
Harris (T.):
Bear them the news.
Bless Jehovah. 15855.
Blessed story. 15856.
Book divine. 15866.
Brother on the throne. 15879.
Build on the rock. 15884.
By grace are ye saved. 15891.
Cloudy day brigade. 12950.
Crete. 21046.
Dies iss mein lied. 13116.
Enjoying religion. 16145.
Enlist in the army of Jesus.
Father, lead me. 22998.
Favorite voluntaries. 8119.
Firmly stand. 4096.
Give your heart to Jesus.
Glory, Hallelujah. 21246.
Hallelujah to the Lamb. 16328.
He died for me. 16345.
of Yankee Doodle.
715.
My guardian angel.
18327.
15308.
BBYCs
4003.
16274.
Harris (T.)—Continued.
He is the Saviour for me. 16350.
He lives within my soul. 16353.
He paid the debt. 16355.
Holy of holies. 16387.
I know He is mine. 13690.
If Jesus reigned alone. 4656.
If you only could know. 18367.
Im wanderzelt. 13781.
Is this how Jesus treated us.
20028.
Joy forme. 16565.
Let them hear of His love.
Make me a witness. 16746.
Midnight watches. 21696.
More than words can tell. 16859.
My Father is King of kings. 2311.
My friend. 18709.
My own America. 5458.
Power of God. 17119.
Promise means me. 14779.
River of grace. 17188.
5009.
Simply follow Jesus. 17321.
Sing in happy measures. 6282.
Somebody knows. 17354.
Standard voluntaries. 2756.
Time is approaching. 17504.
Why are you idle. 17691.
World is watching you. 17105.
Harris (V.):
Absent. 1165.
Jour (Un), une nuit. 20046.
Kerry. 16591.
Kid you got some eyes. 8842.
Harris (W.) Naomi waltz. 23910.
Harris (W.), jr. Gallus old goddess
of Greece. 11295.
Harris (W. J.) When Madam Tet-
razin sings Ciribiribin. 10887 (211).
Harris (W. L.) Oh! what a_ song.
24003.
Harris & Rosenblatt:
Down in sunny Yucatan. 21100.
It’s your own home town. 21477.
Weren’t you aren’t you won’t you
be. 223381.
Harrison (A. H.):
T’ll give my heart to you. 8575.
Ruby. 60387.
Harrison (D.) Cargo of love. 15916.
Harrison (G.) O sinner come home.
5596.
Harrison (J.)
19881.
Harrison (L.) If wishes were wings.
13773.
Harrison (R. J.) Souvenir de carni-
val Portola. 926.
Harrison (S.):
Christ is risen.
Fair one. 16171.
He’s a devil. 19888.
I am the star of the day. 16420.
I want to soar into stardom, see.
21407.
Harvest cantata.
19620.
1783
I SLEEiiiii ee
INDEX
Harrison (S.)—Continued.
Katherine’s curls.
(145).
Raining. 21927.
Seasons (The) 17281.
Song of triumph. 20544.
Soon the gold brown leaves must
4894, 7182
die. 12225, 17742 (85).
Spring is smiling on all the earth.
12241.
Winter is mighty and _ strong.
12519.
Without your love. 15624.
You have been the first girl to
make a hit with me. 22419.
Harrison (S. C.) I’m lonesome dear.
7182 (1384).
Harrison (W. B.)
Harrison & Daniels.
15676.
Harrison music pub. co.:
Benzine rag. 22611.
Lonesome moonlight. 238644.
What chance has a flower with
Turvyland. 6746.
Who are you.
you. 24790.
Harriss (C.) Sing, Britain’s sons.
150384.
Harriss (C. A. E.):
Empire and motherland. 8025.
Empire of the sea. 13289.
For empire and for king. 8167.
Sing, Britain’s song. 6281.
Sing, Britain’s sons. 20505.
Hart (—) You’re just too sweet to
live. 27578.
Bart “(A.. —J.) Fair Wilmington.
16172.
Hart (C.) He had seen better days.
19887.
Hart (H. F.) Where the Wabash
wends its way. 7011.
Hart (J.) Lonesome Flossie. 9030.
Bart Gi, i.)
Good morning. 13489.
In forests depths. 138792.
Turkey rag. 153864.
Twinkling evening star. 153878.
Why do they always say Cupid’s
blind. 15596.
Hart (M. A.):
Crystal stream. 13081.
Keep the light shining. 13952.
Hart (S. P.) When I look into thine
eyes sweetheart. 19364.
Hart (V. I.) Imiss thee so. 25949.
Harthan (H.) Cradle-song. T7787.
Hartley (B. W.) It was a lover and
his lass. 26064.
Hartley (F. M.) Our Nebraska.
17045.
Hartmann (E.)
Hartmann (J.)
varie. 7866.
Hartmann (J.), jr.
eyed maid. 5443.
Vuggesang. 19318.
De Beriots’ 6th air
My little blue-
pt. In; BMS; Vea
Hartmann (P.) von an der Lan-Hoch-
brun:
Liturgische-choral leitmotiy messe
in D. 557.
Nachstiick. 5488.
O Salutaris. 20305.
Regina coeli. 20416.
Hartson (J.) Them lovin smiles.
22192.
Hartson (L.) Them lovin’ smiles.
22192.
Hartsough (P.) Christmas gladness.
137.
Hartt (L.) [pseud.] See Charles
‘Kunkel.
Harty (HE. V.) Lace upon her skirt.
13992.
Harty (H.) Concerto in D minor.
4385.
Harvey (HE. L.) Milk and honey.
23818. /
Harvey (Mrs. G.) New era waltzes.
9458.
Harvey (R. M.):
My little western flower.
Thine forever. 15294.
Harwood (B.):
Concerto in D major. 21301.
14416.
Missa de Angelis. 18658.
Sweet day, so cool, so calm.
10320.
Harwood (M.) I love you best of all.
164438.
Harwood & Yeager.
15277.
Hascall (W.):
Oh, that we two were Maying.
2394.
To hear the wee birds sing. 2876. |
Haschinsch. 23213, |
Hasert (R.) Modern school of ve-
locity. 627.
Hasey (W. B.):
Carina (La) 15917.
Coaching party. 7710.
Cossacks return. 21036.
Gendarmes (Les) 16259.
Heart 0’ mine. 21316.
In the air ship. 21445.
In the hammock. 4718.
Marguerite. 11736.
May day. 21667.
Melody in F. 8182.
Pickninny dance. 21889.
Song of the brook. 10205.
Valse-caprice. 12397.
Woodland frolics. 22410.
Haskell (S. E.) When Uncle Sam
gets busy. 22358.
Haskin (R. J.):
Mazurka. 16787.
Nocturne. 4890.
Polonaise. 5830.
Haskins (A. H.) When Dan Cupid is |
around. 27478.
That willow tree.
1784
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Haskins (W. R.) & co.:
Any line up. 1230.
I’m happy when the sun shines.
4579.
Hasler (J.):
Im aeroplan. 25992.
Mirchenbrunnen. 263810.
Sanct martins-messe. 17242.
Haslup (R. L.) Fountains of spring.
13385.
Hasse (J. A.) Tambourin. 123802.
Hasse (K.) Siebzehn choralvorspiele.
ce Gees.
Hassel (F. H.)
house. 10295,
Hassler (C. G.)
my desk. 12719.
Hast (M.) Works of sacred music.
19404.
Hastfer (Y. de) Valse causée. 6801.
Hastings (F.) Beastly awf’lly jolly,
don’t cher know. 15821.
Basunes (FE. S.) :
Barks (The) 7404.
Miller’s song. 9288.
Hastings (M. Y.) Cupid adrift. 3790.
Hatch (R.B.) Childhood years. 7658.
Hatch (W. H.) Adult Bible class
closing hymn. 17751.
Hatch music co.:
All in the month of May. 10915.
At evening. 73827.
At the circus. 22538.
At the pienic, 7333.
Bagatelle. 7384.
Boatman’s even song. 1335.
Brownie Bear. 3524-3527.
Bye-bye song. 7558.
Chanson d’Avril. 3630.
Choir gems. 12941.
Congenial hearts.
Cuckoo calls, 7803.
Dancing wavelets. 1509.
Dancing waves. 22851.
Days of yore. 3881.
Doll’s cradle song, 18134.
Dreams. 7948.
Evening. 8065.
Evening breezes. 22971.
Evening song, 8071.
Floral fete valse. 8146.
Forest music. 138372.
Fortuna. 4144.
Gleaming sunset. 8279.
Golden butterflies. 23134.
Guard of honor march. S88357.
Happy days of youth. 13567.
Hare and hounds, 8385.
Harp at midnight. 83892.
Heart echoes. 23231.
Holiday parade, 8479.
Humoresque. 8519.
I want my mama.
Sunday school light-
Baby pictures upon
22809.
11464,
Hatch music co.—Continued.
In a hammock. 8682.
In ether blue, 13790.
In Italy. 18797.
In pearls and laces.
In the clouds. 8706.
Ivanhoe. 8756.
Jack in the box. 4801.
Jingo march. 8787.
Jolly ploughman. 8789.
Lame soldier. 8885.
Lights of slumberport.
Little Dutch doll. 9004.
March of the buffoons.
May day. 9204.
Memories. 2237.
Memory’s dream. 9244,
Merry Christmas waltz.
Message of love. 9266.
Morning glories. 2291.
Murmuring of the brook. 14876.
My old Kentucky home. 9410.
.Nodding violets. 14498.
On the river. 9602.
On with the dance.
Perfume of roses.
Petite princess.
Playful zephyrs. 14726.
Pretty Harlequim. 14768.
Puppets at play. 9800.
1968.
8977.
14204.
14280.
9604.
9680.
14696.
Rainy day regiment. 12048.
Sea dreams. 10060.
See saw. * 10070.
Serenade d’amour. 14982.
Shimmering stars. 2679.
Singing flowers. 10143.
Sleepy song. 10156.
Snowdrops. 10167.
Snowy day. 6323.
Song of the sirens. 2734.
Song without words. 24440
Swaying branches. 15202.
Sweet Evelyn waltz. 2798.
Tarantelle. 24555.
To thee. 10462.
Tuneful tales of little musicians.
24669.
Twilight. 24677.
Valse espagnole. 10556.
Voice of the heart. 2971.
Wanderer (The) 10657.
Why. 248386.
With dainty tread. 15621.
With the troops. 15622.
Woodland flowers. 3083.
Young cavaliers march. 3112.
Hatcher (J. S.) I cannot drift. 186783.
Hatfield (C.) » Our public schools.
266938.
Hatfield (R.) That hesitating rag.
15261.
Hathaway (J. W. G.):
Dying swan. 18068.
Hirene. S008.
Euroclydon. 8059.
1785
INDEX
Hathaway (J. W. G.)—Continued.
Master Hughes of Saxe-Gotha.
11751.
Zephyros. 10865.
Hatton (Cs; 13)":
Ballad of the weaver. 78391.
Lark now leaves his wat’ry nest.
16631.
Summer revels. 12275.
Hatton (L.):
I don’t want you around here any-
more. 4582.
In my airship. 4709.
Hauer (R. A.) Men of Ohio. 18682.
Hauerbach (—) For you, bright eyes.
25640.
Haug (G.):
Dem Unendlichen. 18100.
Roland. 9923.
Sommernacht. 22091.
Haug (L.B.) Appalachee Ann. 17784.
Haugh (C.C.) Sunset waltzes. 24510.
Haughey (M. T.) Sunlight in the
heart. 2779.
Haupt (K.):
Edi-marsch. 161381,
Frauenlippen warm und weich.
16238.
Jagdfieber. 16549, 20035.
Liebesnacht (Hine) . 2120.
Nur ein Wein am Donaustrand.
16969.
Servus Edi. 17294.
Weibchen, komm und tanz mit
mir. 193844.
Hauschild (G.)
29138.
Hauser (C.):
Banner des Herrn.
Berceuse. 17844.
Flatternde (Der)
Gold’ne sonnenstrahlen.
I miss thee. 1911.
Isis waltz. 16588.
Jesus kommt. 138895.
Konig der Ehren ist da.
Love’s whispers. 9085.
Meditation. 238757.
Melody. 24889.
Nachtstueck. 5488.
Selige arbeiter. 14970. -
Singet von Jesus. 243888.
To horse. 10459.
Two piano pieces.
Valse lente. 24700.
Weihnachtstern (Der) 24779.
Hauser (M.) An die heimath. 126338.
Hauser (P.):
Berceuse. 17844.
Valse. 18234.
Haussauer (M.
Erin. 11603.
Haviland «(h. B:) peb.co.:
All aboard for monkey town.
15719, 22440 (16).
Uncle Sam’s pole.
12746.
schnee. 238024,
138485.
23551.
18254.
H.) Landing from
pt. 107, n. s., v.5
Haviland (F. B.) pub. co.—Continued.
As deep as the deep blue sea.
20871.
Beloved. 19585, 22440 (19).
Broncho Sal. 1153 (4), 1853.
Castles in the air. 12902.
Cecelia. 15921.
Cupid’s I. O. U. 3119 (11), 7806.
Elsie. 8021, 15704 (73).
Farewell sailor laddie. 16185.
Forty winks. 1153 (28).
Gypsies’ carnival. 3119 (26), 43858.
I am dreaming of you. 4509.
I will miss you girlie mine. 25967.
I wish that my sweetheart was
here too. 13756.
T’ll be right with the girl. 11538
(46).
Ill march in April with May.
10887 (135), 11426.
T’ll wait at heaven’s gate sweet-
heart for you. 213880.
I’m bugs about you. 18321, 19437
(45). —
In old Virginia. 18391.
In the harbor of sunshine and
love. 1153, (55):
Is Julia home. 1153 (58), 1997.
June roses. 16571, 20814 (68).
Kerryanna. 8840, 10887 (154).
Kiddie, my fireside’s lonely. 20059.
Last waltz with you. 8900.
Leaving. 1158 (66).
Let me cail you dearie.
22440 (41).
Love me again. 20126, 22440 (44).
Michael Angelo. 1153 (79).
Mind yo’ own business’. 168388,
19437 (56).
Monkey doodle dandy. 22440 (51).
20077,
Motor king. 7182 (157), 9336,
20227.
My sweet Cordelia. 22440 (53),
23900.
One dollar bill. 14605.
She’s an awful nice gal. 11538
(104).
Somebody else. 17353, 19487 (66).
Sometime in springtime. 6363,
22440 (60).
Sweet Suzanne.
Take a chance with me.
(174), 103849, 27227.
That Chinatown rag. 10887 (194),
12319.
That fussy rag. 15259, 15704
(186).
22153, 27737.
7182
That’s the fellow I want to get. _
19209, 22440 (64).
That sly little merry widow. 6624. |
They were visions just visions. —
19209.
Tickles. 6677.
Too many eyes are making eyes
at you. 3119 (88), 6705.
1786
INDEX
nos, i-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Haviland (F. B.) pub. co.—Continued.
Under Cupid’s flag. 15886.
Underneath the monkey moon.
7182 (178), 10526.
Vitagraph _ girl. 12417, 15704
(148).
Wandalola. 19828, 22440 (70).
What's the difference. 1153 (180).
What's the use of saving money.
10706, 10887 (207).
When Mr. Yankee Doodle comes
to town. 10726, 10887 (212).
When the moon: shines on the
river. 10739.
You'll come back. 1153 (148).
You remind me of the girl. 12551,
15704 (153).
You taught me how to love you.
1153 (144), 3109.
Your mother’s awfully worried.
22430, 22440 (77).
Hawes (G. M.) Sentiment of grace.
6149.
Hawkes & son:
Babette. 7369.
Baden-Powell
22562.
Blarney stone.
Cocheco. 11092.
Cockney band. 7712.
Comedie d’amour. 7743.
British scouts.
7476.
Coon and the moon. 1480.
Coronation. 22819.
Extase d’amour. 25588.
Hawkes & son’s practical tutor.
23216.
Heart’s ease. 18606.
Im Venusberg. 15466.
In the shadows. 16517,
(180).
Juin Charmant. 18441.
Kismet. 16606.
Komarinskaja. 23555.
Merry wives of Windsor.
Moon and the coon. 629.
Nocturne. 15354.
O sole mio. 2380, 9526.
Pagliacci. 8930.
Pélissiana. 18858.
Petit bolero. 9687.
Petite valse. 15355.
Practical tutor for the violoncello.
24911
9265.
5850.
Progressive method for the cornet.
12081.
Shepherd’s song and Pilgrim’s
chorus. 15471.
Sognai. 6333, 10173.
Soldiers’ march. 27087.
Southern wedding. 27120.
Vagues dorées. 19285.
Valse espagnole. 24697.
Hawkins (B. F.) I’d be happy with
you in a cotton palace. 25899.
Hawkins (B. F.) piano co. Texas and
Brazos navigation. 6607.
Hawley (A. A.):
Drifting to
(19392
Wise fisherman.
Hawley (C. B.):
Breathe your soft prayer to Christ
19570.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
PANS (1
I long for you.
I love you so.
Dreamland. 7182
27549.
8583.
19947.
Love light of your eyes. 21601.
O paradise. 9521.
They kissed, I saw them do it.
10422.
Sun’s roses. 20581.
Hawley (S.):
Nocturne. 3669-3671, 3676.
Prelude. 3677.
Study in E. 3679.
Hawthorne (—) Listen to the mock-
ingbird. 11688.
Hawthorne (A.)
12565 (11).
Hawthorne (D. H.):
America’s greatest march and two-
step. 7267.
Carnations. 11050.
Way down deep. 10672.
Hawthorne (S8.):
Awake! arise. 12713.
I am not worthy. 4517.
International anthem book. 4755.
Over the snow. 21862.
Snow flakes. 22078.
Who is this that comes from Edom.
Whispering hope.
POUT.
Within the veil. 24861.
Hay (M.) Drifting on life’s sea.
7953
Hayden (H. S.):
Bridge (The)
Racquet galop.
Hayden (G. S.)
2797.
Hayden (J.)
19885.
Hayden (S. G.) Minnehaha. 16839.
Hayden (W.L.) See Hayden (E. S.).
Hayden-Clarendon (J.):
Say, dearie, won’t you marry me.
10021.
What is the world without you.
15528.
Hayden - Hall.
8433
10887 (12).
7182 (67).
Sweet potato Sal.
Andante from Sinfonia.
Heavens are telling.
Valse Septembre. 12402, 24911] Haydn (F. J.):
(185). Capriccio. 185838 , 213807.
Woodland pictures. 19402. Gipsy rondo. 25818.
1787
68294—10——23
INDEX
Haydn (F. J.)—Continued.
Haydn; arr. by Will Earhart and
others. 1827.
Menuet. 4897.
Messe. 23217.
Passage studies for the violin.
11360.
Presto
18584.
Romance de la
13585.
Serenade. 11361.
Sing to the Lord.
Symphonie. 8401.
Hayes (—) Soldier’s story.
Hayes (A.):
Faust.
Fraternity. 18152, 23056.
Martha. 238740.
North pole. 9490.
Three merry (k)nights. 6664.
Hayes (F.C.) Syringa blossoms. 6554.
Hayes (G.):
Frontiersman (The)
Victory. 24782.
Hayes (G. G.) Why must you break
my heart. 10779.
Hayes (G. J.) At a country dance.
12678.
Hayes (J. H.)
5445.
Hayes (J. M.)
face to face.
Hayes (N.)
Hayet (C.):
Andante. 21164.
Bella Cubana. 12778.
Chanson d’Eve. 1407.
Deux novelettes. 21165.
Exercises preparatoires a l’
du chant. 22983.
Gardenias. 21216.
las, 2157.
Love’s dream. 21608.
Molto allegro. 21705, 21706.
Orientales. 14628.
Soir de Waterloo.
Splendide orchestre.
Haynes (G. D.)
de la 22° symphonie.
30° symphonie.
8400.
19081.
13309.
13406.
My little Eskimo.
When we meet Him
12473.
Katawampus. 23520.
art
15080.
22114.
Way up in an aero-
plane. 22807.
Haynes (M.) Battleship Florida.
17829.
Haynes (W.) Bearing the _ cross.
15820.
Hays (M. T.)' Water-nymph’s love
dream. 24751. °
Hays (W. S.) Little old log cabin in
the lane. 9016.
Hazard (C.):
Appear love atthy window. 24911
(3).
Discovery. 20814 (15).
Hazel (E.):
Antoinette waltz. 17782. .
Bedouin. 3386.
1788
pt. I, n. s., v. 5
Hazel (E.)—Continued.
Calumetis quadrille. 17893.
Cotton field frolics. 3764.
Courtship waltz. T7785.
Crest view lancers. 17980.
Fashion plate. 4073.
Festal overture. 4085.
Fillmore national. 16204.
Husking bee. 415.
Merry maiden waltz.
O-be-joyful. 5569.
Ocean queen march. 9538.
Pinnacle. 5797.
Rito (El) 5987.
Rosalia waltz. 9949.
Rose tints mazurka. 6019.
Severus march-two-step. 10106.
Spanish belles. 6422.
Uncle Jasper. 24685.
Hazelhurst (C.):
Red roses. 5940.
Smiling song. 17841.
Hazeltine (E. B.) Down at the vaude-
ville show. 198.
Hazelton (BH. L.)
liams. 7054.
Hazenton (Mrs. J. J.)
roses till I’m gone.
9264.
1563.
Hazen (W. J.) American dream. |
3206.
Hazen (W. UL.) Rippling brook. |
14863.
Hazzard (Mrs. B.) Bonnie’s Teddy
bear song. 11019. |
Hazzard (Kx. S.):
Li ’l’ boy. 8982.
Ole March win’. 9585.
Snowball bush. 10166.
Hazzard (L. A.):
Bonnie’s polar bear song. 7501.
Bonnie’s Teddy bear song. 11019. |
Just that word, you and I. 11577. |
11721, |
March of the chanteclers.
My calander girl. 93861.
My little lady. 9397.
Please girlie won’t you talk to me. |
12005.
When I pass in my automobile. |
15545.
He came from
23187,
Milwaukee.
24911 (179), 25194, 25368, 27689.
Head music pub. co.:
Cindy, come be my bride. 25321.
Ecstasy. 13216.
Father, Dear Father, come home. |
18123.
Firefly and the owl. 11249.
Give your smiles to all the boys. |
21241.
I’m going back to the land of)
spaghetti. 25937.
In one girl’s heart. 18592. |
Just a little band of gold. 18927.
Williams, our Wil- |
Don’t keep the |
22796, |
23404, 23414, 23661, 28716,
24331, 24598, 24624, 24771, 24901, |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Head music pub. co.—Continued.
Just you wait till after school.
13946.
Lotus flower. 26268.
One of the Uncle Sam girls. 14608.
Squaw colleen. 17392.
Up went Maria. 15399.
Warrior’s return. 15485.
Head-Westman pub. co.:
Belle of the gay white way. 68.
Busy little Cupid. 1359.
Dixieland jamboree. 3880.
Ebenezer Julius Caesar Washing-
ton Gray. 12565 (25).
Frolics of the jungle. 8199.
Irish girl is good enough for me.
1995.
My moonbeam. 9407.
Old man’s getting younger every
day. 9577.
Without you the world don’t seem
the same. 3071.
Healey (D. B.) Katie Carney. 11581.
Healey (H. O.) Will you love me
when I’m old. 27536.
Healy (E.) My Mary Flynn. 14419.
Healy (J.) Dream of my dreams.
7939.
Hearn (W. J.):
Futurity. 1713.
T'll give my heart to you. 8575.
Red fez. 2539.
Heartz (H. L.):
Accompanied unison solfeggi.
22449.
Characteristic dances for pf. 17924.
Christmas story. 1448.
Dance music for violin and piano.
16032.
Hight famous chorals. 23285.
Hight Scotch songs. 138219.
From Nazareth to Bethlehem.
25664.
National hymns of the great na-
tions. 9442.
Patriotic medley. 9661.
Rounds and catches. 24244.
Sign of promise. 2681.
Six Irish songs. 12188.
Supplementary solfeggio for bass
voices. 2785.
Three humorous two-part songs.
24616.
Heatley (L.) Tippecanoe. 194387 (76).
Heatley (L. B.) Tippecanoe. 17505.
Heaton (J. A.) Darling May. 18069.
Heaton (W.):
O come let us worship. 14509.
Soft as fades the sunset splendor.
24408.
Hebrew pub. co.:
Bat-mitzvah. 1280.
Blihmele. 3468.
Brievele der kale. 7525.
Freilichs (A) 8187.
Hebrew pub. co.—Continued.
Gotts schtroff. 8381.
25 Jewish songs for violin. 19437.
Licht benshen. 5020.
Menshale meinst du west eibig
leben. 5294.
Oi, sis mir wohl. 5629.
Pintele yud. 2486, 5798.
Seit klug im shtoist sich on. 6144.
-Yisrolik in sein eigen land. 7127.
Heck (E. R.) My guiding star of
night. 16898.
Heckenlively (lL, E.)
bye and bye. 17352.
Heddleston (KE.) Down where the
roses are in bloom. 25486.
Hedges bros. My ever loving south-
ern girl, 26483.
Hedin (A. V.) I can’t take my eyes
off the pitcher. 16423.
Hedmondt (C. E. H.) Unser Theodor.
17562.
Heffelfinger (R. W.):
Bluebird (The) 12820.
Purple iris. 14798.
Heffernan (J. A.) Just say that you’ll
Some sweet day,
be mine. 18458.
Heffernan (L.) Just say that you'll
be mine. 18458,
Heft (A.):
Gavotte 4 la rex. 11299.
Meditation fantastique.
Hegner (A.):
American festival overture.
15741, LTS.
There really is no harm in me.
6632,
Heidelberg press:
Angel voices. 25004.
Blessed morn. 7483,
Christ Child story. 25301.
Holy Christmas morn. 1857.
Santa Claus and Christmas cheer.
2614.
Story of music. 22128.
Ten hymns and tunes for Sunday
school anniversary. 26551.
Heidingsfeld (L.) :
Alte burschenherrlichkeit.
7250, 12615.
Burschenwalzer, 11034.
Erwartmig. 13252.
Lied an den Rhein.
Menuett. 14274.
Schnittermarsch. 12134.
Schwibischer tanz. 12145.
Heidkamp (T. C.) I want to be
kissed in a taxicab. 25962.
Heierhoff (V. J.) Ohio valley expo-
11762.
7263,
1191,
14066.
Sition. 21881.
Heilman (W. C.) Night song. 28936.
Hein (S.):
Flower song. 25638.
Honeymoon. 25868.
Hypnotie waltz. 4505, 15704 (88).
1789
INDEX
Pt: TSS, We
Hein (S.)—Continued.
Little lady in the moon. 5956,
12565 (42).
My dream, dream man. 26482.
My lotus flower. 26495.
My soldier boy. 26509.
My toreador. 265138.
Nonsense. 1153 (89).
Rag time barn dance. 5917.
She’s the only girl that I could
ever see. 6168.
That dancing big banshee. 11538
(116).
That’s the time for
990. 11536127).
Turkish love song. 24670.
Won’t you write your autograph
in my album. 15704 (150).
World is full of women’s eyes.
27558.
Where’s mama.
you to go.
3042.
Heinrichshofen’s verlag—Continued.
Miihle im walde. 5395.
Musikus wollt’ frohlich sein. 5405.
Noch einmal lasst mich wandeln.
9481.
Pfingstlied (Ein).
Piérrette. 20369.
Pierrot. 20370.
Preghiera. 20390.
Singerfahrt. 14918.
Sarabande. 20472.
Scheint d@’sonn aa yom himmel.
7669.
Serenata. 20496.
Sonnett. 19812.
Spatz und spitzin.
Untreue. 2918.
Vor der schaleht. 10619.
Waldooglein. 10641.
Weihe des liedes. 22825.
Wortchen (Hin) nur, 10799.
9692.
15132.
Whoop daddy ooden dooden day. Zwei-und dreistimmige inven-
3052. tionen. 25066.
W hoop-daddy-ooden-deeden day. Heins (C.):
10887 (220). Y Am Christabend. 24973.
Won’t you write your autograph Amorettentanz. 24985.
Ao ey album. 709%. Black-forest clock. 3455.
Wouldn’t it make you laugh. Elfin dance. 1611.
iat belay Estrella. 1629.
Yankee Romeo. 7118, 15704 (151). Evening bells. 1636.
Heindl (A.) How’d you like to be
my week-end friend. 21349.
Heinemann (W.):
Auf dem meere.
Mai. 16744.
Heinrich (P.):
Savior guard us while we sleep.
6084.
Take thou .my soul
6561.
Heinrichshofen’s verlag:
Alte derffiing. 3192.
Am see. 20841.
Blaudugelein. T7479.
Carnaval. 19591.
Deutsches lied. 7881.
Deutsche romanze. T7877.
Frasquita. 19796.
Grabgesang. 23156.
Grablied. 23157.
Grenadierlied. 83847.
Hebet die herzen
15780.
to keep.
zum himmel
Heinsdorff (—)
Heinzman (J.)
| do without you.
Heinzman (O. & J.)
Fairy of the roses. 1649.
Farewell to the Alpine sweetheart.
1657.
Gitana. 1759.
Laendler. 2095.
Light cavalry. 14074.
Love-song. 2166, 5125.
Maiden’s dream. 2188.
My Alpine sweetheart.
Nocturne. 12884.
Philopena. 2478.
Pilgrim’s dream.
Rosebud’s longing.
Silver nymph. 2688.
Summer joy. 15178.
Sweet violet. 2799.
Throwing kisses. 2863.
Wally. 15868.
I wonder what Id
13757.
When the golden
6983.
2304.
2485.
2593.
sunset bids the day farewell.
empor. 138609. Heinzman (O. M.) Crushed roses.
Ich hab zu dir gesagt. 8647. 25387
Jugend. 4865. - ; ee: :
Junge kénigin. 13924. Heizer (F.) Individual sight-read-
Kinderleben. 16592. ing exercises. 4742.
Kleine konzertmeister. 20065. Helbrung & Grimm. You get the girl,
we'll do the rest. 7136.
Held (C. B.) My Eskimo queen.
14396.
Kleine priluden und fugen. 25061.
Kleine vocalisen und textstudien.
18478.
Kleinod (Das) 8867. Held (H.) & sons. You are the sweet-
Lenz. 20076. est girl I ever met. 7134.
Liebesklage. 8961. Held (W.) You are the sweetest girl
Motette zum himmelfahrt. 11806. I ever met. 7134, 27571.
1790
INDEX
nos. 1-52. Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mele ts: F.):
Betsy Ross. 15704 (61).
I am longing for the old days.
4514,
I'd rather say hello than say good
bye. 4529, 15704 (86).
Im on the right side of the right
girl. 25947.
If I must say farewell
4658, 15704 (96).
Just drop in on mother and me.
Kate.
2046.
I'm longing for the old days.
15704 (91).
In a heart that’s yearning there’s
a love lamp burning. 22440
(39).
Morning after the night before.
53866, 15704 (116).
My love is greater than the world.
0451, 15704 (117).
Teddy da Roose. 15704 (188).
That’s what the Gypsy said. 6620,
15704 (189).
When a boy from old New Hamp-
Shire. 22345, 22440 (78).
When rough and ready ‘Teddy
dashes home. 15552, 15704
(146).
When they gather the sheaves.
6990, 15704 (147), 22440 (74).
Where the ivy’s clinging. 7008,
15704 (148).
Hera CI .)) co.
I’m on the right side. 25947.
I will love you always. 21414.
In a heart that’s yearning there's
a love lamp burning. 22440
(39).
Oh you bear cat rag. 145869,
15704 (121).
Oklahoma twirl. 24010.
Play that barber shop chord.
14724, 22440 (56).
When a boy from old New Hamp-
shire loves a girl from Tennes-
see. 22345, 22440 (78).
When rough and ready Teddy
dashes home. 15552, 15704
(146).
When they gather the sheaves.
22440 (74).
Melfy¢is Hh.) pub. co.:
Betsy Ross. 38428, 15704 (61).
Chilli-billi-bee. 38660, 15704 (66).
I am longing for the old days.
4514.
I miss you sweetheart.
15704 (98).
I'd rather be g double o d than
11450,
pretty. 13681, 15704 (85).
I'd rather say Hello. 4529, 15704
(86).
Ym longing for the old days.
15704 (91).
| Helf (J. F.) pub. co.—Continued.
If I must say farewell Kate. 4653,
15704 (96).
Morning after the night before.
5066, 15704 (116).
My brown eyed Lou. 23878.
My love is greater than the world.
0451, 15704 (117).
Teddy da _ Roose.
(183).
That’s what the Gypsy said. 6620,
15704 (1389).
When my Marie sings.
15704 (145).
When they gather the sheaves.
6990, 15704 (147).
Where the ivy’s clinging.
15704 (148).
Helf & Hager co.
business for you. 3140.
Helfer (H.) Wife’s message. 12508.
Helgren (J. S.) Du @skyldige. 7959.
Héliogable. 21326.
Héliot (M.) Tiarka. 15309.
Hellen (C. V.) To the girl I love.
24682.
Heller
11400.
Heller (H. 8S.)
Heller (J.)
love. 22591.
Heller (M.) Africana. 20826.
Hellgren (J. S.) Frukta dig icke, du
klena hjord. 25669.
Hellmesberger (J.)
13245, 19788.
Hellmuth (P.)
Helman (H.)
18244.
Helmer (C.) Démence du coeur. 3855.
Helmers (J. A.) Slam bang rag.
6590, 15704
12461,
7008,
Abie, dot’s not a
(H. L.) Hotel St. Francis.
Shopping. 24860.
Beautiful thoughts of
Entr’acte valse.
I den lyse nat. 423.
Caprice in B minor.
10154.
Helmick (R.) Twenty years ago.
10504.
Helms (P. M.) Composer’s favorite.
TTAS.
Heltman (F.):
Clover blossom rag. 19627.
Spooning in the moonlight. 22116,
24459.
Sunflower babe. 22142.
HMeltnvan: . Ort BD) Country band.
13007.
Helton (A. E). Tidings of victory.
17500.
Hemberger (T).:
Deutsch jetzt und deutsch fur im-
mer. 7876.
Lenore. 18498.
Oh, Miss Springtime.
Hemery (V.):
Devotion. 3865.
Gondola (La)
I had a land.
Soldiers of fortune.
18785.
1775.
1895, 16430.
27088.
INDEX
pt: Iti ss vE 5
Henderson (C. G.) Whistle and Ill
come to you my lad. 15591.
Henderson (C. H.) music ¢o.
maker. 20655.
Henderson (F. P.)
song book. 17822.
Henderson (G. M.) When I have for-
gotten you. 17654.
Henderson (J. W.):
Trouble
Simpson college
Beneath His wings I’m safely
hiding. 25123.
Fellow pilgrims. 25616.
Forward against the foe. 25648.
Hark the Saviour calleth. 25805.
Jesus is mine. 26090.
Living every hour for Jesus.
26234.
We will crown Him. 27459.
Hendler (H.) Frisco the Paris of the
U. S. A. 18156.
Hendrick (J.) Flower and the hum-
ming bird. 238026.
Hendricks (F.) Sérénade espagnole.
220385.
Hendrix (O. R.) Nawasseh. 21782.
Hendy (H.) Ob you Reds. 20316.
Henemier (R. H.):
I’m in love with you. 21892.
I took it on the run. 213899.
Will you be my bonnie. 223885.
Henius (J.):
Hear the song resounding. 381.
Lovely flower thou seemest. 568.
Moorish serenade. 2288.
My dearie. 650.
Requiescat. 26861.
Say, where is the gentle loved one.
845.
Henneberg (P.) Love’s whispers.
9085.
Hennessy (J. J.) Graduation march.
abr(e ns
Hennessy (S.) Sur ie théme obligé.
15200.
Henning (M.):
Ballade. 8445.
Caprice. 8446.
Dolce far niente. 7905.
Humoreske. 8518.
Henninges (R. E.):
My country ‘tis of thee. 20243.
Our banner. 20346.
Star-spangled banner. 20563.
Henninges (W. H.)
ner. 205638.
Star bangled ban-
Hennings (J.) Nobody loves a skinny
guy. 16946.
Hennings (J. & W.) Skid-diddle-dad-
dle-dum. 15050.
Hennuyer (A.) Fée aux genéts.
1660.
Henri (F.):
Go carry a mesage to mother.
1766.
Henri (F.)—Continued.
I can’t see why you are lonely
love. 21415.
In a cottage by the river.
In the valley. 8716.
Just a little broken-hearted orphan
boy. 11568.
Old moss-covered bench.
Publicity. 5889.
Spooning with your
436.
Sweet bird. 6522.
Teckamo. 15245, 12565 (68).
Twilight thoughts of you. 12375.
When Iwas a barefoot boy. 10722.
Henri (J.):
461.
5636.
sweetheart.
Chanson napolitaine. 15928.
En gondole. 16142.
Menuet. 16811.
Henriques (F.) Bé@rne-trio. 3489.
Henry (C. W.) Home of the soul.
25862.
Henry (F. G.) Aeroplane. 24933.
Henry (J.) We'll know we'll under-
stand. 15501.
Henry: (J. Hy:
Menuet rococo. 9256.
Sur le lace. 10307.
Henry (R.):
Bertie plays billards. 13809.
Porkpie and sausage. 2496.
Henry (S. R.):
Down in Yucatan.
(70), 16105.
He wasn’t such a bad chap after
all. 18382, 11538 (38)z
I’m looking for a nice young fel-
low. 23359.
I’ve got the time. 4614, 7182 (1387),
13736.
Night brings the stars and you.
9466, 12565 (58).
Speak one word. 27134.
15159, 15704
T. P. G. 15220-15222.
T. P. G. march and _ two-step.
19165.
12565 (67).
7110,
T. P. G. barn danee.
Wreck of the good ship love.
7182 (183), 10828.
Yucatana man. 19428, 194387 (79).
Night brings the stars and you.
9466.
Wreck of the good ship love. 7110,
10823.
I’ve got the time, I’ve got the place,
but it’s hard to find the girl.
7182 (137).
I’ve got the time, I’ve got the place.
4614.
He wasn’t such a bad chap after
all.) 1158" 438):
Down in Yucatan. 16105.
Hensch (A. G.), jr. How do I look to
you Jioot
1792
INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Henschel (G.):
Brook sings clear and cool.
(32).
Chant de berceau. 7630.
I once had a sweet little doll,
dears. 7182 (88).
Morning hymn. 6835.
Santa Claus march. 1153 (162).
Spanish serenade. 3119 (198).
Three vocal duets. 21330.
Wait thou still. 10887 (80).
When all the world is young, lad.
7182 (98).
Henselt (—.) Liebeslied. 18518.
Henselt (A. von) Si oiseau j’étais.
19064.
Herald Square music pub. co.:
Crushed roses. 253887.
Cupid’s message. 253898.
Herard (P. S.) Troisiéme légende.
6729.
Herbert
7536.
Herbert (H.):
To-morrow never comes. 6712.
You’re the best one in the bunch.
12549.
Herbert (J. B.):
Army of the Lord. 1237.
Class, convention, concert, choir.
142.
Get into the fight. 4230.
Give thanks to God. 17683.
Grace, amazing grace. 13509.
Here and there. 13619.
His mother wept. 1855.
Meet it with a smile. 2231.
O happy day. 2373.
O love that will not let me go.
7182
(C. G.) Brown-eyed Sue.
14524.
O ’tis a great change for me.
14536.
Pillar of fire. 2484.
Some folks are very proud. 2716.
Up with the torches. 2919.
Voice culture in classes. 1054.
Who knows what the bells Say.
3050.
Herbert (V.):
Dance of the marionettes. 25410,
27691. ;
Dear old fairyland. 7863.
Encore (L’) 20814 (49), 21136.
Everybody else’s girl looks better
to me than mine. 8079.
Fantastic dance. 1153 (24).
Frolic of the fairies. 8197.
Ha! Ha! Ha! 8362.
I love to read the papers in the
morning. 8586.
I’m falling in love with someone.
25934, 27705.
I want a man to love me. 8622.
I want to be a wild, wild rose.
8625.
Herbert (V.)—Continued.
If I were anybody else but me.
25981, 27708.
If you ever want a favor, mention
me. 1153 (54).
In so-so society. 8701.
It never, never can be love.
26054, 27712.
It’s pretty soft for Simon. 26061,
27718.
Italian street song. 26067, 26068,
27714.
Mah honey love. 9114.
Mary Drew. 5238.
Mister Voodoo. 26420, 27722.
My gypsy sweetheart. 11831.
My toast to you. 26512.
Naughty Marietta. 26521, 27727.
*Neath the southern moon. 26531,
27729.
New Orleans jeunesse dorée.
26546, 27730.
Oh, those boys. 9555.
Old Dutch. 712, 11538 (42), 1153
(90), 1158 (91), 1158 (92),
2406, 14577, 15704 (124), 17742
Cine
Pourquoi. 11538 (97).
Rosalind. 9950.
Russian duo and dance. 1153
(100).
Superstitious. 6506.
Sweet by and by. 27204, 27736.
Sweet sixteen. 10328-10332.
Sweet wireless whispers. 11538
Gia?
There’s a raft of money in graft.
10413.
They follow me everywhere. 10421.
We've hunted the wolf. 27458,
27745.
You marry a Marionette. 27577,
Zio,
Herbstmanover (Hin) 4487.
Herfordt (Ff. H.) Girl with the violet
eyes. 25711.
Herman (J. L.)
Herman (N.)
Rising star. 12074.
Flight of the doves.
13350.
Hermann (A.):
Dva tulaci. 18067.
Maly myslivecéek. 18598.
Hermann (H.):
Adler der du fliegst tiber meere.
22459.
Auf meiner herzliebsten iugelein.
15781.
Gestern abend ging ich aus Mes-
sina. 238092.
Guekt der goldne mond herunter.
16318.
Lied zum einschlummern. 16650.
Mir triiumte die nacht. 23816.
O sonne welche macht. 23976.
- 1793
INDEX
pt. 1, NYS:5 ves
Hermann (H.)—Continued.
Sara, Sarella, wach auf. 24272.
Voglein ist geflogen. 17605.
Hermann (L. A.) Wenn die ftisschen
sie heben. 19349.
Hermann (M. L.) Remember the
poor. 20417.
Hermann (T.) 12 melodious études.
18252.
Hermann (W.) Always remember
mother. 1196.
Hermes (E.) Lonely rose. 26241.
Hern (F. E.):
I can always depend on you.
Zoos.
When you were Emma Lou.
10751. :
Hernandez (R. J.):
Battle commander. 22579.
United service. 24688.
Herold (F.) Zampa. 7158.
Heron-Maxwell (K.) My own little
eolleen. 11847.
Herr Biedermeier und frau. 10691.
Herries (KE. M.):
Ada Grey. 12579.
Balloon honeymoon. 12748.
Blackberry Jim. 12811.
Carlotta. 12897.
Crazy things a woman will do.
130138.
Is n’t this a funny world. 13859.
Katy. 16584.
Lullaby. 14166.
Sally. 14927.
What kappened to me. 15525.
Won’t you come up dearie. 15640.
Herrington (J. W.) Self instructor
for the guitar. 12154.
Herrington (R.) Pearlie. 9671.
Herrington music co. Self instructor
for the guitar. 12154.
Herrle (F. B.) Causeway march and
two-step. 12906.
Herrmann (W.) Leben. 8908.
Herrnfeld (A. & D.) Das kann ich
dir nicht sagen. 3823.
Herschelman (F.) Miss
Eliza Brown. 20206.
Hersey (L. FE.) Waltz fantasie. 1059.
Hershey (U. H.):
Alleluia. 1187.
Awake, rejoice. 7364.
Bread of the world.
Juanita
3504.
Come all Christian people. 7725.
Glorious news! The Saviour
liveth. 8281,
Good will to men. 1781.
Hail the King. 1817.
Happy bells. 1822.
He lives to reign. 8410.
Holy Shepherd be my guide. 1858.
Let not your heart be troubled.
8936.
Listen to the bells. 8995.
Hershey (U. H.)—Continued.
Little stars. 2146.
Lo a star is gleaming. 2150.
Merry bells are ringing. 2244.
O’er the teaming earth. 9536.
On Easter day. 9589.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 2548.
Ring, ye merry joy bells. 2563.
Softly the Babe was watching.
ar (alae
Tell it o’er. 10377.
Wake little flowers. 10635.
Where dwelleth He. 3041.
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 3046.
Hersom (F.)
Hersom (F. E.)
Lotus flower. 26263.
Hert (W. B.) Kemper march. 13953.
Hertel (J. W.) St. Patrick’s day.
839.
Hertzberg (J.) Abie, dot’s not a busi-
ness for you. 3140.
Heryer (M. M.):
I want to be a good girl, but—?
25961,
Only remember the best dear.
26677.
Phi Delta Theta waltz. 18870.
Venetian dreams. 27396.
Herz (M.):
Fair maid. 13623.
Fileuse (La) 18825.
Pippa passes. 13624.
Shadow march. 13623.
Spring is coming. 13624.
Two songs. 138623.
Herzer (W.) Every body two-step rag.
18104.
Hess (C.):
Je tiens 4 ton baiser. 200386.
Lettre 4 Vinconnue. 20084.
Ma mie Suzette. 20143.
Ne rérez plus. 20267.
Pour toute la vie. 20386.
Réves fous. 20420.
Hesse (G.) Réves. 812.
Heuiicker (F. W.) ‘Tattle tale. 12303.
Heuberger (T.) Im chambre séparée.
25994.
Heuberger (R.):
~ Licht sonnenwenden ist da. 2118.
Nachtwardler. 23828.
Heugel & cie.:
Ah! la birons plus! 17756.
Aimer, boire, chanter. 6474.
Avo de rotehe. 17759.
Air de ballet. 26359.
Amourettes (Les) 19475.
Au s’est accompli. 10936.
Aprés londée. 7296.
Aragonaise. 20171.
Ariane. 9174.
Ariette. 7307.
Au Printemps. 25040.
Au sommet. 7239.
1794.
Irishman’s toast. 4768..
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Heugel & cie.—Continued.
Danse des fakirs. 13060, 16048.
Danse des petites apprenties. 7836.
Danse galante. 7838.
Heugel & cie.—Continued.
Aubade printaniére. 19494.
Aurore. 7347.
Aux berceaux. 7357.
Ave Maria. 22551. Danse triste. 7840.
Avee mes sens, avec mon coeur. Danse violente. 7842.
7362. Dedicace. 18094.
Bai bai bai comijado. 17825. Dernier sommeil de la _ Vierge.
Bateliers (Les) 7406. 20178.
Beau Danube bleu. 6475. Derniére aubade. 19694, 22886.
Berceaux (Les) 7450. Deux danses espagnoles. 1306.
Bereeuse. 7451, 15888. Didza Dzanetta! 18019.
Berceuse amoureuse. 12785. Dieu créa le desert. 9180.
Bergére aux champs. 12787. Dites-lui que je ’aime. 9181.
Billet. 12797. Dextuor. 1591, 3881.
Blancheurs d’ailes. 226382. Don Quichotte. 52438, 21664.
Blotti comme un oiseau frileux. Duo mimé. 7963.
7492. Eau vivante. 219.
Bourreio (La) d’Obernho. 17869. Echo pastoral. 7999.
= oan Ec goer Eh! caillo! Bello caillo! 18670.
os 46 En caique. 8026.
- ee me Encore divinis. 8084.
Caprice sur une fanfare. 22710. Hntr’acte Sévillana. 16774.
Caravane. 7596. Etudes choisies. 4021.
Caresses d’enfant. 20974. Txercices et études pour le trille.
Cavatine. 25258. 16167.
Célébre Ave Maria. 16305.
Célébres gammes. 3608.
Célébres lecons de solfége. 1394.
C’est quelque chose. 12874.
C’etait en Juin. 7560.
Cendrillon. 9177.
Chamois (Le) 7618.
Chanson. 25510.
Chanson @’amour. 3628.
Chanson d’été. 7622.
Chanson de Fleurette. 36382.
Chanson désespérée. 18618.
Chanson du rayon de lune. 7626.
Chant de moisson. 20984.
Chant de nourrice. 7631.
Chérubin. 11747. .
Chevrier (Le) 7653.
Ciel en nuit s’est déplie. 7688.
Clair d’etoiles. 7696.
Clair de lune. 7698.
Clair de lune de Werther. 20172.
Claudine. 22783.
Cloches de Mai. 7709.
Comme Dieu rayonne. 146.
Compagne (La) 12988.
Contredanse des grisettes. 7763.
Crepuscule. 21663.
Cri du coeur. 7789, 22828.
Crucifix (Le) 7800.
Da. que venio chercha? 17986.
Dans la Puszta. 7830, 22854.
Dans le pare. 7831.
Dans les dunes par un clair matin.
7832. ;
Dans les gorges du Chabet. 7833.
Dans un parfum de roses blanches.
Ly Al
Danse basque variée. 7834, 16040.
1795
xercices journaliers de solféges.
1642, 4042, 40438.
Exercices techniques. 4044.
Fantaisie arabe. 8108.
Feindin. 16194.
Femme passa. 23007.
Wéte chez Thérése. 4088, 23012.
Féte espagnole. 9183.
Feuilles du matin. 221380.
Fille aux oranges. 21184.
Fleurs et papillons. 11258.
Fontaines (Les) 16222.
Forét (La) 16281.
Fremersberg (Le) 16241.
Gentille aubade. 21226.
Gracieux badinage. 16308.
Grégoire. 198538.
Grisélidis. 14238.
lu (la) 4256, 28120.
Harmonie du soir. 8889.
Hermanita. 8458.
Heure sonne au loin. 8455.
Hier. 113888.
Himmel hangt tief. 16877.
Houles. 8496.
Humoresque. 1877.
Hymne au Christ. 8531.
Idylle d’un patre. 21419.
Idylle printaniére. 164783.
Tei n’ ai cin sos. 18358.
Im walde. 16496.
Infini (L’) 8728.
Intermezzo de Cavalleria rusti-
cana. 20167.
Ivanieff. 2013.
Jardin du Luxembourg. 13882.
Je me pleure. 21483.
Jongleur de Notre Dame, 9184.
INDEX
pt. 117, 1. S.,. V5
Heugel & cie.—Continued.
Jumeaux de Bergame. 4868, 8806.
Kalter mond. 16582.
Korrigane (La) 11595.
Lecons de solfége. 1258.
Libellule (La) 8950.
Liebesverhingnis. 1664S.
Livre d’orgue. 23636.
Louise. 5107.
Maison du souvenir. 9127.
Mandolines. 21642.
Marche bohémienne. 9146, 16758.
Marche des roisaméricains. 9148.
11731.
Master Bob. 2217.
Mazurketta de salon. 16789.
Méditation. 2227.
Mélancolie du bonheur. 92834.
Menuet pompieux. 9255.
Mille et une nuits. 221381.
Mon frére le vent. 9811.
Neige (La) 9452.
Noél. 9483.
Noel recit chretien. 9484.
Nonne (Die) 16951.
O portes. 2660S.
Obal dins lou Limousi. 18779.
Oh, le jolie conte. 21824.
Ou done est Colombine. 21857.
Oiscleur amour. 9569.
Oiseaux de nuit. 9568.
O mont, poussiere-d’étoiles. 9519.
On ne badine pas avec l’amour.
17024.
Ond’ onorén gorda? 18803.
Orage et lever du jour. 9619.
Orphée aux enfers. 26629.
OU vont les belles filles? 5696.
Our lady’s juggler. 5247.
Panis Angelicus. 16775.
Papillons (Les) 9645.
Para lou loup poulotto! 18838.
Paris joyeux. 18835.
Pensée d’automne. 20174.
Petite pastorale champenoise.
26747.
Pierrot s’amuse. 21890.
Pour toujours. 24144.
Prélude. 25509.
Problems techniques. 9786.
Promenade 4 l’étang. 24167.
Puce (La) 18915.
Puzzle. 17140.
Quand irons-nous dans la forét?
5896.
Quatuor. 1592.
Quatuor 4 coudes. 5908.
Que tes yeux, clair, tes yeux d'été.
9805.
Qui c’est la notre foi. 146380.
Refrain de printemps. 14824.
Réve aux etoiles. 17172.
Réve dune moment. 5964, 18942.
Reverie-scherzo. 9882.
Réves. 14848.
1796
Heugel & cie.—Continued.
Roi de Lahore. 20175.
Romanesque. 14879.
Ronde du zéphyr. 14882.
Roses de Juin. 9965.
Sang viennois. 22132.
Sappho. 595.
Schifer jung. 17258.
Scherzo. 11770.
Scherzo du 2° concerto. 24295.
Schnollende. 17256.
Scéne de l’essayage. 10030.
Se sabio drouletto! 19028.
Sentier (Le) 14974.
Sérénade 4 Ninon. 27009.
Sérénade de Don Quichotte. 9187.
Sérénade du passant. 18619.
Sérénade rose. 10102.
S’il arrive jamais. 9988.
Si j’osais dire. 19062, 24363.
Six petits preludes. 2466.
Six pieces. 2465.
So lauter dem herz. 173848.
Soir dans les pins. 10174.
Soir de silence. 24407.
Soirée au prater. 17349.
Soleil se joue sans les vagues.
10180.
Solféges 4 changements de clef.
2714, 6350.
Sombre maison. 15087.
Sonate en mi bémol. 25487.
Sous la profondeur des feuiiles.
24449,
Sous les bosquets. 10228.
Souvenir d’anten. 17379.
Sur le clavecin. 22147.
Sur le lac d’argent. 10308.
Suivous le vol des papillons. 10286.
Suzette et Suzon. 17426.
Ta bonte. 10348.
Tango. 10359.
Temps des roses. 17465.
Tendre aveu. 12315.
Ton que t’'aimabo. 192438.
Tout dort. 10477.
Tout passe. 5248.
Toujours. 9198.
Transcriptions en clef de sol. 2891.
Triestesse de Dulcinée. 9194.
Triumph des Prometheus. 1021.
Trois bourrées de Basse Auvergne.
19305.
Trois préludes. 8116.
Unlingst. 17561.
Valse de ballet. 19292.
Valse de Mimi Pinson. 10553.
Valse lente de Sylvia. 20686.
Veille du départ. 10572.
Veillée en Bresse. 6821, 6822.
Veilles-tu, ma senteur de soleil.
10573.
Vent qui passe. 15421.
Vers les cimes. 10585. -
Vers tout ce qui fut toi. 10586.
Vertige (Le) 10587.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Heugel & cie.—Continued.
Verwitwet. 17598.
Violes sur l'eau.
Vision. 15448.
Visions intérieures. 10608.
Voix aériennes. 10616.
Voix de la patrie. 15459.
Voulia (La.) la petiote. 19311.
Vous m’avez dit. 10622.
White negroes. 20760.
Wie sie schreitet so anmuthreich.
17695.
10615.
Whisky and soda. 15590.
6° impromptu. 20812.
9° Barearolle. 3119.
Gavotte (La) de Puyjoli.
5 éme impromptu. 1658.
Heuman (R.) Zwei lie der.
19899.
Heuser (E.):
Bachlein am waldesrande.
In der Puszta. 16499.
Jugend (Der) zur
11568.
Leichte variationem. 4992.
Tanzchen im grtinen. 17441.
Variationen, tiber Alles neu macht
5244.
19897—
15804.
kurzweil.
der Mai. 10568.
Heuzenroeder (M.) Thou art my
queen. 6659.
Hewitt (J. F.) Back again. 17822.
Hewitt "Crs. J.)
23629.
Hewlett(T.) Night is far spent.
Hewlett (W. H.)
O Christ. 14351.
Hewlette (B. F.):
Never have a spare room. 9457.
Please let me play in the wild
woods. 17169.
Swinging. 17488.
Heyde (J. F.):
Memory of thee. 9248.
O mistress mine. 9243.
Heyden (F. van) Weaner schrammeln.
27460.
Heyman (K.):
Butterfly (The)
Little (The) men.
5525.
More love to Thee
15890.
Dead bird. 160538.
Dinna turn. 18020.
Fairy song. 16174.
Fountain (The).
Lullaby. 16720.
My bairnie. 26475,
Robin (The) 17190.
Sparrow (The) 17880.
Winsome lassie. 27546.
Heyne (R.):
Weisse tod. 22327.
Wenn mein midel winkt.
Heyser (EK. K.):
Around the throne. 7314.
Calm on the listening ear. 3575.
Great is the Lord. 23167.
16233.
22329.
Heyser (HE. K.)—Continued.
Hallelujah sing to Jesus.
Hark, the song. 138575.
How excellent. 4490.
If ye love Me. 19990.
Lead us O Father. 14017.
My country, ’tis of thee. 16884.
O clap your hands. 2366.
O come, let us sing. 5572.
Praise and thanksgiving. 26779.
Praise God, from whom all bless-
ings flow. 9756.
Rejoice in the Lord. 21946.
Rock of ages. 18959.
Saviour divine. 26964.
There’s a song in the air.
To you is born a Saviour.
Hickman (B.):
Dearie, you’re my dream girl.
254387.
Oh you moon. 18791, 24005.
Hickman (J.) Ob, you moon.
24005.
Hickman (J. H.) Dearie youre my
dream girl. 25437,
23196.
27288.
27330.
18791,
Hickman (W. M.) Diplomat. 7891.
Hickok (C. A.) Girl of the red, white
and blue. 16266.
Hickok (C. S.) Yankee men. 15657.
Hickok (J. L.) Zeta Phi. 17739.
Hickox (G.) In the valley where the
daisies are in bloom. 23451.
Hicks (R. J.) Sky blue. 15051.
Higginbotham (R.) Memories of
home. 11766.
Higginbottom (W. H.) Woman of
Westminster. 24862.
Higgins (Mrs. B. M.):
Love will find a way. 28668.
Mike. 23812.
Rosie Ryan. 24239.
Slavey (The) 24898.
When the moon am a _ shinin’.
24795.
Higgins (H. S.) Memories of child-
hood. 26885.
Higgins (lL. A.) My love for you is
true. 9400.
Higgins (R.) You’re the sweetest gir!
IT ever knew. 10854.
Higgs (H. M.):
Grotesques (The) 19862, 23181.
Russian folk-songs. 26988.
Higham (A. L.) I want you for my
beau. 13744.
Highland (N.):
Belle of a college town.
Modern education. 26424.
Hilbury (C.):
About the matter,
25117.
I ain't got noth
ing to say. 7191.
He used to play on the oboe
113872.
I love my lazy Lou. 11480.
L797
INDEX
Pptring ase
Hilbury (C.)—Continued.
Oh, Charlie! don’t leave your Mary
Ann. 5618.
P. C. Green. 18829.
Hildebrand (E.) Olympia waltz.
Hildebrand (EK. T.)
singing. 260.
Hildebrand-Burnett co.
in singing. 260.
Hildebrandt (U.) Giildne sonne. 21298.
Hildreth (R. E.) Royal rake. 12095.
718.
First lessons it
First lessons
Hilgermann (L.) Neue gesangschule.
11868.
Hill (—) I don’t want no Swanee
river. 424.
Hill (Lady A.):
Love’s last gift. 5143.
Toute 4 moi. 24639.
Hill (A. A.) Yow’re a fool to forsake
your self. 22421,
Hill (A. E.) Why have you changed
your mind. 7082.
Hill (C.) Elise gavotte. 3986.
Hill (C. L.) In the fall when the
round-up is over. 26018.
Hill (C. 8.) My June girl. 9392.
Bill (D:),:
Constancy. 22811.
When you wake. 24820.
Hill (F. B.) Who’s looney now.
24832.
Eel (Gs
Baptized in the Holy Ghost. 17827.
We'll stay at the fountain. 19332.
When we see Him face to face.
19372.
Hill (F. E.) Hill (D. M.) Baptized
in the Holy Ghost. 17827.
Hill (D. M.) When we see Him face
to face. 193872.
Bult (mh. Ei and irs, A...)
Ever onward. 18108.
In the promised land. 18398.
Bie Git @ be Cy as Jee
Faith brings the victory. 16178.
Kept by His power. 11585.
Love took Him there. 11676.
Hill (M:. O.) Iroquois) atasm
Hill (M. S.) Christal glen waltz.
14387.
Hill (O..R.) When it’s honey time in
Honey-land. 1090.
Hill (W.) St. George’s march. 20463,
26948.
Hill (W. H.) Debut march and two-
step. 18098.
Hillabrant (—) Sleepsy bye. 900.
Hillard (M. D.) Yowu’re just the same
sweet girl. 7142.
Hille (G.) Air de ballet.
Hiller: (RB)
Dance under the linden. 138050.
Evening song. 4033.
Tone miniatures. 15828.
Under the Christmas tree. 22237.
Hillis (J. P.) Will I empty-handed be.
15606.
Hillman (C.):
Legende. 23580.
Nocturne. 23258.
Hillman (D. L.):
Cupid’s dream. 3794.
Echoes of the parade. 1604.
5721.
Hilltanne (—) I don’t want no
Swanee river. 424.
Hilsher (F.) Cunning Cupid. 7805.
Hilton-Turvey (T.) First song. 18188.
Himan (A.):
Emblem of liberty. 3989.
My ladye faire. 5440.
Himmelman (C.) & co. Flying bird.
8159.
Himmler (J.) Kinderwachtparade
(Kine) 26136.
Hinchman (B.), jr. Songs of Dickin-
son. 19102.
Little children can be true. 18528. | Hinds (A. R.) Short story. 6184.
Tarry for the power. 19180. Hinds (D. C.) Jesus died for you
Hill (G.C.) Lovey dovey dove. 26285. and me. 21489. .
Hili (J.) Valse brillante. 15404. Hinds, Noble & Hldredge:
Hill (J. J.) Molasses candy. 23834, Mand.-cello. 5200.
PAMOCEY Most popular mandolin dance.
18 GUA (A fe Ora) Ya 21715.
Boo-loo beau. 25175. Most popular Mother goose songs.
Chief Bunga-boo. 1423,19487 (32), 23854.
19612. Most popular orchestra folio.
Mum’s the word Mister Moon. 11803.
5397. Most popular selections for cornet
Oh you drummer. 9560. and piano. 18682.
When the sun goes down. 10741. Most popular selections for the
When the sun goes down. 10887 ‘cello and piano. 20223.
(214). Most popular selections for the
Hill (L.) Love’s awakening. 21606. trombone and piano. 20224.
Bill, (M. D.)i: Most popular selections from most
Boat song. 22642. popular comic operas. 23855.
Capriccietto. 23257. Most popular violin dance pieces.
Gavotte. 23082. 23856. 4
Petite march. 24099. Simpson college song book. 17322.
1798
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge—Continued.
Song of Dickinson. 19102.
Songs of the University of Penn-
Sylvania. 917.
Tenor-mandola.
Hingtgen (J. P.):
I’d like to marry you. 18679.
Somebody’s smiling. 2722.
Sweet Genevieve. 10324.
Take me round to the nickle the-
atres. 10352.
Hinkle (H. N.) Angela. 12640.
Hinkson (A.) Unloved wife’s appeal.
10535.
Hinkson (K.) Irish love song.
Hmeriehs (fF. C.):
College town waltzes.
Golden moon. 8808.
Hinton (J. H.) Vesper hymn. 27408.
Hinzpeter (L.) Gavotte. 16252.
Hirchmann (H.) Vie (La) joyeuse.
10598.
6605.
23461.
143.
Hirlemann (T.) Bien, Marie. 7460.
Birseh- (1x A.) :
Come back to Bohemia. 22440
(22), 22796.
Consequences. 25368, 27689.
Girl is new. 4240.
Gypsy land. 23187, 24911 (114).
I got you. 8552, 7182 (181).
If we were married. 23404, 24911
(128).
If you were there with me. 23414,
24911 (129).
In a bungalow. 27709.
In fantasia. 7182 (116), 8691.
Love is like a red red rose. 22440
(48), 28661.
Man [I love. 22440 (48), 23716.
Noisy Illinois. 5540,
Sentimental moon.
24331.
There’s an aeroplane air about
you. 24598, 24911 (179).
22440 (59),
Tie a red ribbon on me. 24624,
24911 (181).
Wedding bells. 22440 (72),
24771.
When my sist’ Tetrazin met my
Cousin Carus. 7182 »=(182),
10728.
Zinga Zula man. 22440 (78),
24901.
Hirsch (R.) Korporal (Der) 18988.
Hirsch (T.) Wanderers traumbild.
17626.
Hirsekorn (K. P.) There’s no one
like the old folks after all. 998.
Hirst (C. HE.) Vivacite (La) 10609.
His honor the barber. 26773, 27277.
His honor the Sultan.
Hission (C.):
Cupid’s dart.
My Irish girlie.
8469.
17985
5435.
Hit pub. co.:
Our emblem, 26689.
You are the only one. 27570.
Hitz (F.) Pastorale. 20351.
Hnos (G. P.):
Impromptu danza. 18654.
Ugolina danza.
Foa gs /¢., (Mi)
1441,
Hoare (D.):
National anthem. 5500.
19272.
Christmas lullaby.
School number. 6115.
Hobbs (B.):
Seven responses. 4457.
Two responses. 4458.
Hoberg (B. M.):
April shower. 7299.
Awakening, 7366.
Lily (The) 8986.
My choice. 93864.
Hobile (A. S.) Happiness.
Hobrooke (J.) Dylan,
wave. 19719.
Hochbaum (H.) Tell me what you
think of me. 24573.
Hochstein (C.) Beim
ete
Hochstein (K.):
Abendfrieden. 10894.
Altdeutsches lied. 7249.
An die heimat. 3224.
Aus weiten fernen kehrt
weider. 22546.
Burschenlied, 7551.
Erntetanz. 13250.
Fahr’ wohl. 8096.
Friihlings gruss. 11284.
Glocklein im tale. 8280.
Heimatklange. 84389.
Herzenstausch. 13625.
Juche. 18916.
Landsknechtslied. 530.
Lebt wohl, kameraden
8917.
Lenzes erwachen.
Letzte nachtwache.
Morgenlied. 143858.
Mutter. 14881.
Rheingruss. 9884.
Ringlein (Das) 14861.
Schweigende nacht. 14960.
Serenade. 10089.
Unser Rheingau.
Verpasst. 154380.
Wenn nur der Rhein nicht wiir.
aaa sy
Zur wahistatt.
Hodge (—):
Every Adam always has an Eve.
4085.
I’m going back to work down on
the farm. 4576.
Moonlight dear. 681.
Only baby fingers. 5672.
4378.
son of the
scheiden.
ich
mein.
8929.
8948.
10538.
157083.
ID
INDEX
Hodge (C. R.) Magnificat and nune
dimittis. 21638.
Hodge (V.) He knoweth the way
that I take. 8407.
I will follow Jesus. 21410.
What a hope I have in Jesus.
19351.
Hodges (D. F.) Father, keep us in
Thy care. 11236.
Gyp junior. 24911 (14).
Hodges (E.) Song of praise. 6378.
Hodges (EH. A.):
Oh my, why don’t you be jolly.
2392.
Won’t you look me in the eye and
say you love me. 17714.
Hodges (J.) Chicago town. 20995.
Hodges (J. S.: B:):
Grant, we beseech Thee. 11330.
O pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
11897.
Hodges (S.):
Always I’m trusting.
At Thy cross. 15774.
Glorious light. 16279.
I can trust Jesus. 16421.
Narrow way. 16927.
Hodgson (R. A.) Three encore songs.
15735.
4459.
Hoenig (Mae) At the old cross roads.
(3s.
Hoscheler (A.) Vater unser. 1042.
Hof (G. A.) How can you save
money. 138650.
Wildrose. 17696.
Hofer (W. L.) Roses and blushes.
18982.
Hoff (F.) Trinklied. 15341.
Hoff (F. R.) Old, old tale. 24017.
Hoff (G. A.) Let’s all have fun to-
night. 89387.
Hoffecker (D. M.)
gets busy. 22358.
Hoffman (C.) music co.:
Days that have gone by. 16050.
Love that can never be told. 18572.
Minerva. 26411.
Miss Independence. 143814.
Ogerita waltzes. 14554.
Oh, eyes of tender gentle blue.
When Uncle Sam
17011. .
- Snipes. 902.
Whispering cupids. 1109.
Hoffman (EH. A.):
God knows it all. 27623.
I am happy anywhere. 4518.
Pray and earnestly plead. 27658.
Step by step. 6465.
Whom have I in heaven but Thee.
27678.
Hoffman (F.) pseud. See Philip Gor-
don.
Hoffman (Mrs. F. C.):
Bridegroom call. 17878.
Jesus found me. 184380.
pt. Tee nase ve
Hoffman (G. A.) jr. Any time you
want me ring 1-6-9. 3247.
Hoffman (M.):
Deux papillons. 10887 (20).
Forest musings. 12565 (4).
Good bye Uncle Sammy. 23141.
Hoffman (Max) Way down in Colon
town. 6930.
Hoffman (Robt.) :
I’m Alabama bound. 13712.
O, my luve’s like a red, red rose.
2378.
Hoffman (Rich.)
(M.)
Hoffman (W.) Every heart hath its
inner anguish. 1639.
Hoffman & Cooper pub. co.
little girl. 24048.
Hoffman (A.):
See also Hoffman
Only one
Es war ein wald voll tannen.
aCe
Teufel, dann muss ich wandern.
15256.
Hoffman (A. W.) Walla-halla. 15480,
27435.
Hoffmann (B.) Dragon fighter. 11186.
Hoffmann (F.):
Am brtinele. 12619.
Juchhe. 138915.
Rosmarin und salbeiblatter. 14899.
Hoffmann (J.) Polonaise in E minor.
20381.
Hoffmann (M.):
Hullo London town. 8514.
T’ll be happy too. 428.
I thought I wanted opera.
Parisian glide. 743.
Proposals. 781.
Sword is my sweetheart true. 961.
Those dear old wedding bells. 998.
Under the oriental moon. 1030.
Hoffmann (R.) See Hoffmann (M.) |
Hoffmann’s erzihlungen. 23981-23990.
Hoffmann’s (J.) wwe.:
Abendklinge. 3134.
Dialog. 3868.
Ich will dir’s nimmer sagen. 447.
Improvisation. 4686.
Ma hevézda. 573.
Vision (La) 6862-6864.
Wie ist doch die erde so schon.
i le a
Zwei mannerchore. 1048.
Hoffnung (C.) My love of yesterday.
26496.
Hoffrichter (P.) Tramp, tramp, tramp.
22222
441.
Hoffrichter (P. M.) You furnish the
girl. 15678. 1
Hofman (R.) Fiinf leichte instruktive
Sttike. 25854.
Hofmann (C.) Parisian dances.
21870.
Hofmann (H.) Over the waters. 5721.
1800
INDEX ‘
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec.,. 1910
Hofmeister (F.):
Au jardin. 7836.
Fiinf kinder-stiicke. 12508.
Kothe-abend. 18480.
Meine lieder zur laute. 20185,
23768.
Neue lieder. 11869.
Seechs lieder. 6178.
Zwei stiicke fiir violine. 11716.
Hofmeister (K.) Tonleiter-und inter-
vallstudien. 67038.
Hogan (G. R.) Calling me home.
22697.
Hogan (W.):
Mr. Roosevelt our country calls
for you. 26418.
Our country welcomes you. 14635.
Hogan (W. J. H.) Calling me home.
22697.
Hogarth (K.) Heart (The) of nature.
23233.
Hogben (E. J.):
Pauline. 2453.
My last good-bye. 11840.
Hohenberg (E.) Charme d’amour.
19611.
Hohmann (O.) American roller skat-
ing rink. 7265, 10930.
Hoke (D.) Remember dad was a
soldier. 9856.
Hoke (W. D.):
Remember dad was a_ soldier.
9856.
Won’t you take me up to heaven.
22407.
Holbrook (F.):
He’s a fan, fan, fan. 378.
Mrs. Casey. 626.
Holbrooke (J.):
Byron > 12873.
Dark, dark, the seas. 22867.
Dylan, son of the wave. 19719.
My Jean. 23884.
Pierrot and Pierrette. 9697.
Requital (The) 21951.
Symphonic quintett. 20593.
Think not of it. 24605.
Valse alsacienne. 2922.
Where be you going. 24822.
Holcombe (G. H.) Salute the flag.
26953.
Holden (A. J.):
Awake my love. 12565 (2).
Gloria in excelsis. 17742 (18).
He takes my grief. 3119 (1387).
Jubilate in E flat. 12565 (6).
Lift your glad voices. 3119 (157),
10887 (39).
O salutaris hostia. 16987.
Three bells. 12565 (9).
Holden (C. F.) Bow down Thine ear.
7505.
Holder (lL. H.) Won’t you ride in my
eanoe. 10814.
Holder (lL. H. J.)
son. 203807.
Holdsworth (L.) Come to me in the
land of dream. 25352.
Holdsworth (W. S.) Who is on the
Lord’s side. 10770.
Holecek (A.) Modern march. 2279,
Holecek (F.M.) Modern march. 2279.
Hollaender (A.) Gavotte u. musette.
23085.
Hollaender (G.):
Stiicke alter meister. 10277.
50 melodische etuden. 13641.
Hollaender (V.):
Auf der hiihnerleiter.
Borussen. 22656.
Bummel-duett. 7548,
Chantecler. 22739.
Erlebnis. 4008.
Fleissige (Die) kontoristin. 4104.
Frauenalter. 23057.
Fritzi und Mitzi. 4178.
Gerson u. Hulda. 23091.
Giampietro-marsch. 25698.
Huldeken. 25879.
Hurra, wir leben noch. 23306.
Just a glimpse of two tiny feet.
13926.
Kirschen (Die) in nachbars gar-
ten. 23536.
Kometen-walzer. 23556.
Kometenlied. 23557.
O you Jack John-
22540.
Lacheouplet. 4951.
Little charmer. 14082, 15704
(106), 16662.
Madame Leichtsinn. 23696.
Marionettes (The) 5281.
Mein freches katzerl. 5269.
Messengerboy. 9269.
Ninon und Gaston. 23940.
Noblesse oblige. 23948.
Paulinehen. 5745.
Pompadour-menuett. 24135.
Eninze BUSSIo. wc
Show me how you kiss. 6185,
15704 (128).
Sumurun. 19142,
Swing me high, swing me low.
19156, 19487 (70), 20589.
Tolle welt. 17516.
* * * tut’s mir leid.. 24678.
Verheiratet. 24716.
Wetten, dass. 24788.
Holland (F.) What’s the difference
when the girl you love, loves you.
1153 (1380).
Hollander (B.)
2™° quatuor. 10883.
Hollenbeck (C.) Big round moon.
25144.
Holley (R. G.) Queen of the Nile.
14803.
Hollingsworth (G.) King of the deep.
13968.
1801
INDEX
Hollins (A.):
Death is swallowed up in victory.
7865,
Intermezzo. 19908.
O holy Child, Thy mother mild.
5578.
Shepherds left their sheep. 2677.
Hollins institute. Green and the gold.
21286.
Hollister (G. H.) Just a sweet boquet
of flowers. 4876,
Holloway (FE. W.)
3230.
Hollman (J.) Quand vous me mon-
trez une rose. 24179.
Holly (E.) Smile, sweetheart, smile.
27078.
Holmann (E#.)
Andante sinfonico.
You’d better think it
over for awhile. 24884.
Holmes (A.):
Noél. 687.
Standard studies for the violin.
LSI BF
Holmes (A. J.) In the harbor of home
sweet home. 26022.
Holmes (A. L.) I long to see your
dear sweet face again. 481.
Holmes (C. V.) I long to see your
dear sweet face again. 481.
Holmes (E. B.):
Flirtation. 181389.
Hunter’s march. 182854.
Holmes (E. M.) Sometime I dream.
_ Of those dear summer days. 20588.
Holmes (G. E.):
Azalea waltz. 3316.
Inventor (The) 4760.
Holnies (J. -S:) Galop mystique.
1A
Holmes (W. H.) There’s a pathway
to my heart. 20627.
Holmes music co.:
In the harbor of home sweet home.
26022.
Place where the rainbow ends.
26757.
Holmgren (C.) What's the use of be-
ing proud. 20737.
Holmval (R.) Two songs.
Holse CH ::
Awakening of the birds. 49.
Beetles’ dance. 25102.
Bird’s evening song. 17851.
Brave soldiers. 17873, 27685.
25859,
Cymbella. 1500,
Demon’s ride. 179.
Diana. 3870.
239.
18111, 24911
Evening zephyrs.
Fairies’ courtship.
(103)..
Festival. 4086.
Flower festival. 1685,
Flying witches. 18144.
Frolic of the gnomes. 294.
Guards’ review. 18222.
pt.aip ssa 5
Holst (E.)—Continued.
Last prayer. 4972.
Little gypsy girl. 18535.
Lovely rose. 51386,
March of the gnomes. 2199.
Mountain rose. 5884.
Nydia. 2362.
/Old chapel bell. 18792, 194387
(58).
On to the charge. 721.
Pearl of Savoy. 750, 20355.
Pepita. 752.
Pluto. 2490.
Practical piano course for begin-
ners. 21908.
Radiant smiles. 18926.
Reunion. 18941. -—
St. Joseph’s prayer. 6055.
Token of love. 2888.
Witches dance. 193897.
ELoOIst 3(Ge W.)r :
Abroad as I was walking. 3141.
Beautiful Nancy. 3378.
Bedlam city. 3385.
Christmas day. 253810.
Happy stranger. 4380.
Heart worships. 8424.
Trish girl. 4767.
John Barleycorn. 4843.
Lord Dunwaters. 5089.
New-mown hay. 5518.
Our ship she lies in harbour. 5709.
Scolding wife. 6130.
Sing ivy. 6288.
Song of fairies. 6376.
Squire and the thresher.
Willow tree. 7056.
Yonder sits a fair young damsel.
AZS:
Young Edwin in the lowlands low.
7146.
Young Reilly. 7149.
Holt CAP M:):
Normal music course, first reader.
27648.
Normal music course, manual for
the use of teachers. 27649.
Normal musie course, second
reader. 27650.
Holt (E. E.) Sparking stream. 928.
Holt ‘(HS BY) ;
See A. C. Tufts & A. M. Holt.
New normal music. 18751.
Holt CE aap
I want to bea cupid. 18739.
Recipe of love. 14814.
Holii(tJeake:
Vm so glad. 19960.
Lean on His arms. 14018.
Some day we'll be with God. 20531.
Holt Sie
I wonder who you really love.
8642.
In Arcadia.
Papillons.
6446.
21437.
24076.
1802
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Holt (W. T.) Flag lily. 18341.
Holthaus (A. A.) Queen of dreams.
5906.
Holton (F. B.):
Christmas praise. 22769.
Christmas story. 22771.
Exalt the King. 22980.
Exalt the risen King. 8086.
Father divine. 22996.
Forth to the harvest. 23051.
Glad tidings. 238115.
Gladdened hearts. 8278.
Glory in the highest. 23118.
Happy day, holy day. 238204.
He leadeth me. 4409.
Hear the bells. 28229.
Holy, holy. 23271.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 23297.
If you have Jesus with you.
23410.
King of glory. 23529.
Let the tidings ring. 23592.
Little white snowflakes. 23634.
Look for the bright clouds. 23647.
Merry bells. 238784.
My Savior’s voice. 28896.
Praise Him in song. 24148.
Prince of power. 9779, 9780.
Ring the Easter bells. 9897.
Star of glory. 24471.
Thanks be to God. 24583.
There were shepherds. 24600.
Thou Bethlehem. 24612.
T-r-u-e true. 24658.
Holzhei (T.) Neues Wiener operetten-
album. 676.
Holzmann (A.) Blaze of glory. 3460,
7480, 12565 (18), 128138.
Hom (C. T.) 50 melodische und fort-
schreitende violin-tibungen. 4466.
Homan (L.) Last request. 21542.
Homann (W.):
Festal sounds. 133819.
Hunting song. 13658.
Homer (S.):
Banjo song. 25071.
Dearest. 38844.
Eternal goodness. 4015.
Mammy’s lullaby. 5193.
Plantation hymn. 5807.
There’s heaven above. 6637.
Two lovers and Lizette. 27365.
Uncle Rome. 6773.
Homeyer (C. W.) & co.:
All will be well. 12604.
When I think of thee. 380238.
Honeywell (H.):
Blarney (The) 12812.
Sweetheart. 15214.
Honnold (D. G.) Simpson college
song book. 17322.
Hood (H.):
Convert (The) 20814 (4).
Hood (H.)—Continued.
Disappointment. 20814 (5).
Shepherdess. 20814 (24).
Violet (The) 20814 (28).
Hood (H. R.) Three rustic dances.
25871.
Hood (J. J.) ¢o.:
Beauty and praise. 15824.
Bend Thou my will to Thine.
20915.
Christ the Lord is risen. 15962.
Hood’s gospel songs. 21345.
June gladness, 16570.
King of life. 8849.
Mighty Victor. 9285.
Hood (R. A.) Automobiling. 12708.
Hook (J.) ’Twas within a mile o’
Edinboro’. 17546.
Hoomes (B. C.):
In June-time, 18386.
Sadie Brady. 6047.
Take me back again
sweet home. 19170.
Hoomes & Dennis:
In June time. 18386.
Sadie Brady. 6047.
Take me back again
sweet home. 19170.
Hooper (J. C.):
Berceuse. 25131, 251382.
Legende. 26183, 26184.
Romance. 26902.
Hooper (J. S.) Liebes rhapsodie.
14055.
Hope (C. W.) My love of yesterday.
26496.
to home
to home
Hope (M.)
7245.
Hope pub. co.:
And it came to pass.
Angel’s song. 22515.
Be happy. 22583.
Beatitudes (The) 7412.
Branch (The) 7511.
Bring flowers. 12848,
Call (The) ‘7566.
Christ is born. 22757.
Christ or Barabbas? 3685.
Christmas bells. 22761.
Christmas letters. 22766.
Christmas morning. 22767.
City of the sure foundation. 7695.
Clock (The) 12949,
Come Thou Fount. 7736.
Conquering hero comes.
Cross of Jesus. 7792.
Crown Him with blossoms of
- praise. 7798.
Day of joy. 22876.
Divine Shepherd. 3877.
Do the duty nearest lying.
Dwell within me. 3948.
Hach one in his own small way.
13205.
Alone, but never lonely.
7275.
22810.
3882.
1803
68294—10——24
INDEX
Hope pub. co.—Continued.
Easter bells today are ringing.
7983.
Easter praises. 7992.
Enlist in the army of Jesus. 4003.
Enter His service. 4004.
Favorite voluntaries. 8119.
Fill the air with hosannas. 4098.
Flowers of the field and garden.
13358.
For God so loved the world. 8168.
‘Give it out to others. 4242.
Glory to God. 28119.
God is goodness, God is love. 4268.
God’s light is spreading over the
world. 4278.
Hang the holly garlands. 23197.
Happy voices. 13571.
Haste away. 4892.
He came to His own. 8402.
He is King. 4404.
He is worthy. 4407.
He will love the little children.
13600.
Hearts to do Thy bidding. 4422.
Help a little every day. 138618.
Homeland (The) 8482.
How can we keep from singing.
13649.
I am happy anywhere. 4513.
If Jesus reigned alone. 4656.
If you but knew. 4662.
In my Father’s house. 8696.
In the name of Jesus. 13819.
Jesus is risen. 8774
Joyfully sing. 23501.
Junetime blossoms. 13922.
King of life and light. 4912.
King of love. 13967.
Land of the Bible. 14006.
Led by the star. 23579.
Let me bear a light for Thee. 5005.
Let them hear of His love. 5009.
Lift up your gates. 23605.
Lifting the banner of Jesus. 5044.
Lord be with us. 9034.
Lord reigneth. 9041.
Lovely children’s day. 14148,
Love’s message. 14153.
Loyal hearts, march on. 5149.
March along. 14202.
Marvelous loving-kindness. 5236.
Master’s yoice.- 5249.
Merrily ring the bells. 23782.
Merry Christmas. 23786.
Merry Christmas-tIme. 23789.
My Guide. 9881.
My own America. 5458.
Never mind. 5512.
Never surrender. 5514.
No room for Jesus. 5535.
O Holy child. 23963.
O shepherds, haste. 23975.
O the good we may do. 5599.
Our Father’s love. 14637.
1804
pt. 1. 8, vo
Hope pub. co.—Continued.
Our risen Lord. 9633.
Pass the good along. 5741.
Peace, sweet peace. 24081.
Planting for Jesus. 9709.
Practical voluntaries. 5851.
Praise and thanksgiving. 9755.
Praise Him, 5854.
Prayer. 9764.
Promised King. 24169.
Raise the cross of Jesus. 9820.
Rally for work. 5924.
Ring, bells of morning. 14857.
Ring for Christmas. 24212.
Risen, hallelujah. 9904. —
See this lily. 10072.
Send the happy tidings. 24328.
Shine on. 24857.
Shining all our days. 6180.
Sing a song of cheer to-day. 6277.
Sing unto the Lord. 6289, 10141.
Slumber song. 24396.
Song of praise. 6379, 15104.
Song of the angels. 24430.
Song of the ropins. 15105.
Sowing for the harvest. 6419.
Sowing for the Master. 6420.
Sowing time. 6421.
Speak the kind word. 15138.
Spreading the message. 6440.
Standard voluntaries. 2756.
Step by step. 6465.
Story of the manger. 24479.
Straight-line club. 24480.
Summer flags are flying. 15175.
Sunday school voices. 950, 15190.
Sunlit way. 15192.
Sunshine girls and boys. 24515.
Surrender not. 6514.
Swing wide your gates. 24536.
Teaching of the flowers. 15242.
That wonderful night. 24592.
There’s a heavenly race. 6638.
They shall shine. 6647.
To-day belongs to Jesus. 15325.
Victory of the cross. 10592.
Wave your Easter banners. 10671.
We praise Thee. 15503. |
Welcome to Christmas. 24784. |
What a friend the children found |
Him. 6955.
When Christmas light is shining.
24793.
With faces shining. 24857.
With flaming banners. 10797.
With His stripes we are healed.
10798.
With songs of hallelujah. 24860.
Who can understand Him. 10769.
Who is like unto Jesus? 7024.
Who will go to-day. 7028.
Win them one by one. 7059.
Wonderful Counselor. 24864.
Wonderful night. 24866.
Working for the Master. 7103.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Hope pub. co.—Continued.
World is watching you. 7105.
Wrong shall have no _ quarter.
7112.
Hope Valley. 22689,
24500, 24818.
Hopekirk (H.):
Cronan. 3778.
In the ruins. 4726.
Sundown. 6500.
Twilight tale. 6753.
Wandering. 6910.
Hopkins (C. B.) Just go to Jesus
your friend. 23509.
Hopkins (C. W.) I’m going home to-
morrow. 1903.
Hopkins (F.):
Révye d’autrefois. 5962.
Scent of the jasmine. 22655.
Shadow waltz. 17296.
Hopkins (H. P.) I love but thee Ro-
23052, 233879,
salie. 1153 (47).
Hopwood (R.) Teach me, O Lord.
103738.
Horgan (E. D.) Them Dutch. 10405.
Horn (B.):
Be true to the old flag, be true. 58.
Johnny, honey boy. 2029.
Bern (Cs BH.)
Banks of Allan Water. 3340.
I’ve been roaming. 16455.
Horn (C. F.) Since Mary has a beau.
62738.
Horn |CK.) :
Dein hab’ ich tausendmal gedacht.
3851.
Dein name. 3852,
Du gingst von mir. 3942.
Gibt es schOneres. 4235.
Kadenz su Beethovens klavier-
konzert. 4890.
Licht (Das) erlosch. 5022.
O triges dampfross. 5600.
Treue herzen. 6721.
Von dir zu scheiden. 6878,
Warst wie eine konigin. 6913.
Was bin ich doch ein armer mann.
6914.
Was bin ich doch ein reicher
mann. 6915.
Was ich auch beginn. 6916.
Wie ein bild. 7036.
Horne (M.):
Belle of Brittany. 67, 1297.
Fables of Jane. 11228.
Love in the evening breeze.
Morning love song. 1864.
5118.
Romance. 1864.
Two lyrics. 1864.
Horner (lL. M.) Satisfied with me.
19008.
Horner (R.):
Dolly’s waltz. 25471.
Fairy zephyrs. 25596.
Horner (R.)—Continued.
Galloping horse. 25673.
Imperial academy march and two-
step. 11489.
Horning (B. K.):
Mafiana land. 14195, 20158.
Reilly of the zoo. 189386.
Horning (L. A.) My dreamland sweet-
heart. 2810,
Horrobin (G.)
13550.
Horsley (W.) May-day. 23751.
Horsman (E.) Savior, source of
every blessing. 844.
Hortense (Sister) :
Jolly ploughman.
Playful zephyrs.
Shimmering stars.
Wanderer (The)
Horvath (G.):
Arabian march.
Aus Catanien.
Dream-picture. 18047.
Drei sonatinen. 4476.
Gondoletta. 16296.
Hungarian impromptu. 18282.
Hungarian national dance. 258838.
Im rocco-kosttim. 25997.
Moorish dance. 23846.
Mystic procession. 18739.
Norwegian dance. 23947. ,
Tanz in der waldschenke.
Turkish patrol. 27358,
Hoschna (K.):
Belles of the Tally-Ho boarding
Hail, Lamb of God.
8789.
14726.
2679.
10657.
3259.
15785.
27240,
school. 19533, 20814 (83).
Birth of passion. 128038, 15704
(62).
Birth (The) of the butterfly.
12805, 15704 (63).
Bright eyes. 98, 3514, 3515, 7527,
11024, 11025, 12843, 15875, 17442
(39), 19572, 27686.
Cheer up my honey. 125, 3648,
7650, 1153 (©), 15947.
Cuddle up a little closer lovey
mine. 160, 11122.
Dance to The butterfly. 16035.
Dearest little Marionette. 22879,
24911 (95).
Doctor Tinkle Tinker, 18025.
19699, 20814 (48), 22898, 25469.
Every girlie loves me. 19758,
22440 (25).
Every little movement. 11222,
12565 (27), 138276, 21154, 25580.
For you bright eyes. 273, 8174,
1158 (27), 16229, 23041, 25640.
French you hear on Broadway.
10887 (115), 11277.
Girl of my dreams. 19821, 20814
(52), 21232, 23101, 24911 (109),
25707-25710.
Girl who wouldn’t spoon.
20814 (58).
19822,
1805
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 5
Hoschna (K.)—Continued.
Good old days of yore.
(33).
Harem scarem. 369, 7182 (128).
I don’t want to be a soldier boy.
22440 (81), 23329.
I, John, take thee, Matilda, 25919.
T’ll be your chanticleer. 11424,
12565 (382).
T’ll build for you a little nest.
13699.
V’ll make for you a little nest.
3119 (81).
I’m all right. 16448, 22440 (385).
I’m looking for a financier. 11445,
12565 (35).
I’m ready to quit and be good.
19958, 20814 (62).
I want to play house with you.
23382, 24911 (125).
335, 1153
I want you in the picture. 8629,
10887 (141).
I wonder if you care. 19980.
If only they would take a tip from
me. 1948, 7182 (188).
Just plain Mister. 238515.
Katy-did. 26122.
Kiss you gave. 23537, 24911
(135))e
Lines in Mollie’s hand. 548, 1153
(68).
Looney-mooney man. 14110.
Lots of little things can happen.
3119 (51).
Love dance.
185638.
Madame Sherry. 14176, 16734,
16735, 18590-18593, 19437 (53-
5d), 20146, 21628, 21629, 23697,
26302, 27719.
Mood you are in. 81, 1153.
My old fashioned garden flower.
658.
O-oh. 20338, 20814 (89).
Other fellow. 17041.
Quaker talk. 21921, 22440 (57).
Queen of Manhattan Isle. 9806,
10887 (175).
Sauce for the gander is sauce for
the goose. 20478, 22440 (58).
She shook him in Chicago. 17300,
17742 (82).
Smile she means for you.
12565, 15063.
That’s the way we do it out in
Kansas. 27274.
Theophilus. 12328, 12565 (73).
Three twins. 10482.
Tom boy. 2884, 10887 (197).
Uncle says I musn’t. 17556, 19437
(77).
Waltzes. 12565 (77).
We are only poor weak mortals
after all. 22440 (71).
14132, 15704 (109),
12199,
Hosfeld (H. H.) Maharajah (The)
14180.
Hosmer (EH. 8.) He was despised.
8417.
Hosmer (G. L.) Dearie dear. 11152.
Hospe (A.) ¢o.:
De sleep man’s comin’. 11145.
Five little songs of courtship.
22077.
Monalita. 23887.
Ope’ yo’ han’s an’ clos’ yo’ eyes.
11942.
Hotchkiss (C.) Owl (The) 14652.
Hottenstein (C. S.):
Jesus is calling workers. 184381.
My heart is thine. 21754.
Houdret (M.) Ave Maria. 7360.
Houfflack (A.) Nocturne. 1867.
Houghton & co. _Carol of the nativity.
8595.
House of Christopher:
Chantecler craze. 17922.
Drop a line to Cupid. 18057.
Happy rag. 18229.
If I let you sit beside me. 18362.
Red fern. 5937.
Sighing. 19065.
Sometime, sweetheart mine, some-
where. 19086.
Houser (C. 8S.) Be strong and show
thyself a man. 3869.
Houser (M.B.) Newmorning. 26548.
Hovel (H.) Friendship once existing.
8193.
Hovey (M. M.) Yevohma.
Howard (irs. B.)
7354.
Howard (E.):
Lets walk in the sunshine. 23590.
Two loving arms. 24682.
Howard (F.):
Eternity. 4016.
Please let me play in the wild
a Ler By
Autumn leaves.
woods. 17109.
Swinging in the merry month of
June. 17488.
What have I done for Jesus.
10703.
Howard (F. J.) Jesus our guiding
star. 494.
Howard (F. M.) Let Jesus come into
your heart. 8934.
Howard (FE. R.):
Kickapoo. 2058.
You are the one I idolize. 3098.
You have really truly made a hit
with me. 8108.
Howard (G. F.) Endurance rag.
22963.
Howard (G. H.)
rieth. 5001.
Howard (G. & W.) I'll be with you,
honey in honey suckle time. 8572.
Howard (H.) Reveil d’amour. 2555.
Let him that gio-
1806
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Howard (J.):
Calvary. 25230.
Come to the Saviour now. 15987.
Crown Him with blossoms of
praise. 7798.
Planting for Jesus. 9709.
Risen, hallelujah. 9904.
Wave your Easter banners. 10671.
With flaming banners. 10797.
With Him in white. 17707.
Howard (J. E.):
Boys. 20814 (85), 29538.
Cairo. 1366.
Dear little ghost of your smile.
3838, 7182 (109).
Dearie, you and I. 22880, 24911
(96).
Don’t choose a Gibson girl. 3119
(15).
Don’t forget the number. 20814
(44), 21094.
Every girl I love is someone’s
wife. 4036, 7182 (115).
Haunted (The) pool. 3119 (27).
He’s the champion of them all.
27698.
Here’s to your last girl. 3119
(28).
Honest Injun, I love you. 21842,
22440 (28).
I’d rather love what I can’t have.
4528, 7182 (1380).
I feil in love all by myself. 425.
I’ll be your honey when it’s moon-
light. 4558, 7182 (182).
Ill take you home _ to-morrow.
25927, 27703.
I love the girls from A to Z.
20814 (58), 21886,
I want a man. 20814 (64), 21402.
Iddle-de-iddle-de-i. 21418, 22440
(38).
If all moons were honey-moons.
3119 (34).
If you won’t marry me. 4672,
7182 (140).
It’s funny what love makes you
do. 15704 (99), 16548.
Jack O’Lantern. 2014.
Just keep a dreaming.
24911 (138).
Kiss me. 4924, 7182 (147).
Lady Wine. 20814 (70), 21582.
Let’s pretend you love me. 3119
(44).
Little one. 14096, 15704 (108).
Lonely. 3119 (49), 5081.
Mary. 21658.
Montana. 26480.
My scare crow maidie. 238897,
24911 (150).
Nothing too good for you dear.
20814 (87), 21795.
Oskee wow wow. 3119 (62).
Pale golden star. 2442,
23512,
Howard (J. H.)—Continued.
Please keep me young in your
heart. 5811, 3119 (66).
Song of the butterfly. 2732.
Sweetest girl. 20814 (108), 22155.
. Taxi-taxi. 3119 (83).
Tell her in the golden summer.
3119 (84), 6594.
That tantalizing nod. 22191,
22440 (66).
There are too many girls. 2841,
Tummy, tummy tum. 3119 (89),
6744.
Weather man. 20814 (118), 22318.
What we poor girls go through.
27747.
When Nancy Brown kissed Hiram
Green good-bye. 27489, 27749.
Where are they now? 3119 (98).
Howard (J. J.) Montana Anna. 5359.
Howard (J. L.) In a _ bungalow.
26001.
Howard (L.) Arrow (The) 17791.
Howard (L. L.) Under any old moon
at all. 12880.
Howard (M. B.) Friendship. 25659.
Howard (R. R.) Signal from the
evening train. 15023.
Howard & Browne mus. co.:
U. S. A. for mine. 6786.
Who let the cows out.
Howard mus. Co.:
Autumn leaves. 7354.
Friendship. 25659.
Howard-O’Keefe (I.) Ice palace sou-
venir march. 8648.
Howarde (L. H.) (The)
1510.
Howe (A. L.) When the twilight
fades away. 27500.
10773.
Dandy
Howe (J. F.) Memories. 16802.
Howe (L. E.) Man in the moon is
Billiken. 14194.
| Howe (R.) In the far east. 16514.
Howe (S. G.) Way down in Arkansas.
6929.
Howell (A. H.) Reminiscence (A)
5954.
Howell (E.) Shame on Mister Moon.
6165.
Howell (J. W.) Two Johns. 27364.
Howell music co. Circles. 7692.
Howsgill (J. S.):
Carillon joyeuse.
Enchanted chimes.
Juana (La) 2088.
Solitude. 17350.
Howson (lL. E.) Phonofiddle tutor.
21887.
11049, 22718.
1618.
Hoyt (A. H.) Kimberly rag. 11538
(64).
Hoyt (C. H.) Ivanhoe ode. 18878.
Hoyt (H.):
Aeroplane is here. 7200.
Anyone. 3248.
1807
INDEX
Dt THY eS veo
Hoyt (H.)—Continued.
Beautiful park called Bellewood.
178838.
Before we say good-bye. 7481.
Black eyes matched with blue.
TATA.
Busy eyes. 12861.
Cholly boy. 1482.
Columbia’s equal rights. 1466.
Come, take a trip in my new sub-
marine. 12965.
Dat’s a lot of noise. 18071.
Dear land of dreams. 138080.
Do you really care. 3884.
Don’t dare to call that flag a rag.
3900.
Drunkard’s dream. 18188.
Easy money for Henry Brown.
13210.
Good-bye little darling, good-bye.
ibrertes
Good-bye Mr. Johnson. 4290.
Happy days. 18227.
Helene, come back to me. 18612.
I don’t think you are doing what’s
right. 13685.
I left because I loved you. 4550.
T’ll be waiting in the moonlight.
I’ll keep bachelor’s hall. 16440.
I long to see sweet Ireland. 18817.
I’m coming with my aeroplane.
1900.
I’m going back to Ireland. 8596.
I’m going home. 18716.
I’m not an orphan. 137238.
I’ve always thought you true.
4611.
I’ve got another sweetheart.
13735.
I will give my heart to you.
1927.
I wish I had a mama just like you.
13754.
If a fellow could only marry
every pretty girl he sees. 4650.
If sweethearts really did just
what they promise they will do.
18772.
If you tell on me, why then [’ll
tell on you. 8668.
In sunny Mexico lives a dusky
maid I know. 8708.
In the name of the blue and gray.
18397.
In the sunlight mid the clover.
20015.
It’s good enough for me. 13869.
It’s hard to part from the one you
love. 8750.
It’s just one year to-day. 4785.
Just love’s kisses for you. 2048.
Kiddo. 4908.
Last parting. 14011.
~~
Hoyt (H.)—Continued.
M. Y. O. B. means mind your own
business. 14172.
Maid I’d like to know. 5186.
Mama is only sleeping. 14189,
Man in the moon is a friend of
mine. 14198.
Manhattan Isle. 5202.
Mother is calling. 18687.
My Augusta. 9357.
My happy-go-lucky girl. 9383.
My sweetheart Hans. 5474.
O, Billy, Billy Possum. 2365.
One I love. 5664.
Pining. 14715.
Reconciliation. 9882.
Red, white and blue. 14819.
Santa, won’t you please remember
me. 10011.
Some day I'll anchor home. 906.
Some little girl. 2717.
Song of Ireland. 10201.
To see New York and Broadway.
12353.
Trixie. 27345.
Violets, sweet violets. 22275.
Was she ever the belle of the ball.
17Gs2-
What makes roses bloom. 15529.
When the frost is on the pump-
kins. 10735.
When you and I arealone. 10746.
When you feel that feelin’ comin’.
15576.
Will you walk under my umbrella.
10788.
With your hand in mine. ‘7075.
Years ago I left my Rosie broken-
hearted. 3091.
You are still my sweetheart.
3097.
Hoyt (H. H.) jr. Kimberly rag. 517.
Hoyt (W.) We miss you so. 27455.
Hubay Ci.)
Hejre kati. 1844.
Scénes de la csarda. 2621.
Hubbard (bo)
I’m crazy *bout you lovie. 4574.
It costs so much to live or die.
8747.
Hubbard (F. H.) Golden moon. 8308.
Hubbard (H. M.):
His own received Him not. 4455.
In my Savior’s blessed presence.
4711.
Lead me, precious Savior. 4981.
Now, Lord I come to Thee. 5558.
"Tis glory. 6688.
Hubbard (J. M.):
Governor Quinby’s march. 1789.
Hanson American band march.
11350, 16336.
If you sail the sea. 13778, 16491.
Small’s march, 12196, 17339.
1808
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Hubbard (T.H.) Resurrection (The)
26864.
Hubbell (R.):
Art with a capital A. 3119 (2),
3272.
Dinny Maginnity. 190.
Hily Riley. 3119 (17), 3979.
Farewell prosperity. 4070.
Girl I used to know. 4289.
Half moon. 363, 4869.
I'd like to go up in an airship.
4525.
I want to be kissed by a matinee
idol. 4624.
It isn’t the same in the daytime.
484.
Musie with meals. 646.
Newport is waiting for me.
Polly song. 9721.
Red cross girl. 3119 (68), 9886.
Single bird. 895.
There’s no such thing as luck.
6640.
We may be happy yet.
We ’uns from Dixie.
106838.
What am I going to do to make
you love me. 1080.
When the soldier says farewell.
5820.
27454.
3119 (93),
1099.
Huber (H.):
Aus den Alpen. 1259,
Consecration. 12996.
Huber (H. BD: K.):
He’s the friend of the down and
out. 138595.
I’m pressing on toward the city of
gold. 8604.
Prayer of my mother. 17123.
Shall I be ready to go. 14995.
To-day is the day of salvation.
10467.
Would that I could tell the pre-
cious story. 10819.
Hudson (H.):
Blow, blow,
3465.
It was a lover and his lass. 26063.
Sigh no more. 27038.
Where the bee sucks.
Who is Silvia. 12485.
Hudson (V.):
Fairyland waltz. 21168.
Vacation time march. 22246.
thou wintry wind.
12479.
Wreath of roses. 224138.
Hiie (G.):
Chiméres. 7665.
Etrennes. 8056.
Farniente. 8112.
Ferveur. 4084.
Resurrection. 810.
Vertige. 10588.
Huff (J. B.) Only one little girl.
24048,
Huff (M.) Will you then think of me.
22389.
Huff (W.) March endevour. 5207.
Huffer (F. K.):
Carisama. 3590.
Pazzazza promenade. 9664.
Hug (Gebriider) & co.:
Abendlied. 1163, 3137.
Ach, herzig’s herz. 22452.
Ach, was soll ich stinder machen.
22458.
Advent. 3148.
An einen boten. 22504.
Auf der brticke. 1255.
Auf einer burg. 40.
Betriibte landsknecht. 22625.
Biwak. 226381.
Busse. 22685.
Chor der bergleute. 7670.
Dem Unendlichen. 13100.
Dragoner (Die) kommen. 1571.
Hinem kinde. 25526.
Erinnerung. 230.
Frohe wandersmann. 292.
Friihling (Der) 4184.
Fruehlings gefluester. 23072.
Friihlings-warnung. 23071.
Fusssteig (Der) 23075.
Gekommen ist der Maie. 309.
Heimatliebe. 4429.
Heraus all’ ilr bltiten. 1846.
Hildegund. 23256.
Hut’? du dich. 8510.
Ich bin ein gast auf erden. 23394.
Ich hort ein sichlein rauschen.
23395.
Im sommer. 458.
Im volkston. 1956.
In herbste. 456.
Jubel-kantate. 11559.
Karfreitags-kantate. 2052.
Kirchhof im frtihling. 519.
Kirmess im dorf. 23535.
Komm. 26152.
Liebe und der frtihling. 8958.
Maienlust. 23711.
Morgengrus an die berge. 2290.
Morgenlied. 23851.
Nachtigallen (Die) 2327.
Nebelwallen. 238922.
O wie selig seid ihr doch. 28978.
Oster-kantate. 24383.
Pan. 2444.
Peregrina II. 758.
Pfauenart. 24103.
Pfingst-kantate. 9691.
Reiterschlacht. 26854.
Roland. 9928.
Rosmarien. 24236.
Sausewind (Der) 24278.
Schall der nacht. 6099.
Schaukel (Die) 24291.
Schlachtschiff-Téméraire. 14946.
Schlummerliedcheu. S48.
Sommernacht. 22091.
1809
INDEX
pt: 2, ls, ves
Hug (Gebriider) & co.—Continued.
Stanchen. 10258.
Stiller linn-stilles gliick. 2764.
Tanzlied. 10362.
Tod (Der) 2882.
Vibrations du coeur.
Wald (Der) 1058.
Waldmiihle. 17620.
Wanderung unter eichenlaub. 2993.
Weihestunde. 27464.
Weine nur nicht. 24780.
Wielands flug, 27532.
Winzers lust. 3066.
Zierlichkeit des
24900.
Zwie-gesprich. 3117.
Huggs (H. 8S.) Jule. 8805.
Hughes (A. P.) Victory for me.
12412.
Hughes (A. W.)
Hughes (B. EH.)
20418.
Hughes (G.):
Don’t you think it has been very
warm to-day. 22912.
Fads and fashions. 22984.
Jollying. 23496.
Nearly everybody took a transfer.
23920.
Hughes (H.) My loveis dark. 18718.
Hughes (J. H.) If I were only loved
by you. 16480.
Hughes (J. H.) pub. co.:
Love me dearly. 18567.
Take a bride on a steam boat.
19169.
Hughes (J. W.):
Abide with me. 7189.
And shall our school then die.
(PATE
Angels song. 23.
Glory of Zion. 21247.
Look to the hills. 11659.
Rock of ages. 2567.
Vision of Bethlehem, 2962.
Hughes (P.) Burning of the Cherry
mines. 38546.
Hughes (S. E.):
Service. 22040.
Who will wear a golden crown.
223738.
Huguenots (Les) 8512, 14287.
Huguet-Tagell (R.):
Baisers charmeurs. .7386.
Danse catalane. 22861.
Danse japonaise. 25416.
Pericon. 26789.
Huhn (B.):
All glory be to God on high.
22478.
Angels from the realms of glory.
25008.
Arise, O Lord God. 19485.
Christ is risen. T7677.
Come unto Me. 19648.
27404.
schiferlebens.
Dufferin. 13195.
Realization waltzes.
Huhn (B)—Continued.
Bglantine. 8002.
Hail to the Lord’s anointed. 362.
How many thousand years ago.
19918.
Invictus, 11529.
Kathleen. 4895.
Lord is my strength. 2159.
Nocturne. 8518.
O holy Saviour. 14516.
Praise, my soul the King of hea-
ven, 14757.
Roseate hues
21974.
Softly now the light of day. 904.
Hulen (R.) Picealili. 5787.
of early dawn.
Hull (H. V.) Come take a ear ride
with me. 21025.
Hultsman (B. N.) Sailing on.
20461. ,
Hulva (H.) We'll welcome you home
on the farm, 22311.
Humbert (G.) Quatriéme béatitude.
20408.
Humboldt (A.)
2783.
Hume (B.):
By the brook. 3557.
Country dance. 7780.
Even-song. 8063.
Menuet, 9252.
Serenade. 10087.
Singing bird. 6292.
Spring morning. 6443.
Summer noon. 6494.
Two meadow larks.
Waltz. 8515,
Winter night.
Hume (J. O.):
Baby’s parade. 12721.
Boys in scarlet and gold. 12835.
Flannigan the fiuter. 81389.
Good-night moonlight. 13494.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
13581.
I can’t reach that top note.
16422.
It looks like a big night. 138862.
Our defenders. 2435, 24064.
Rejoice the Lord is King. 1839.
Ship ahoy. 17307.
Suite Bohemian. 12265.
There are nice girls everywhere.
15279.
When the bugle calls.
Humfeld (C.):
I am for you. 4510.
Who let the cows out. 10778.
Hummel (J. E.):
Iris walzer. 20026.
Kleine ulan. 20066,
Tolle streiche. 20644. |
Hummel (J. F.) Austria. 12703.
Hummer (EH. E.) Baseball on the
brain, 12755.
Song of the hatchet.
6759.
7066.
17663.
1810
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Humperdinck (E.):
Hansel und Gretel. 113848,
Sang und klang. 2611.
Wiegenlied. 15602.
Humphrey (H.):
On a little farm. 20322.
Since I’ve been going with you.
27049.
Humphrey (J. M.):
I’ve found it. 18734.
Joys are springing. 138913.
Kill me out. 18959.
Lead me on. 14016.
Living on the glory side.
Humphreys (G.) Prodigal son.
Humphries (J. F.) Serewana. 17298.
Humphries Bros. Serewana. 17298.
Hunsinger (F. C.) Here’s my pocket
take my money. 21381.
14100.
18904.
Hunt (A. H.) Song in the morning.
27098.
Hunt (A. W.) It’s time I’as leaving.
4788,
Hunt (E.) In London town.
Hunt (G. L.) Sleep,
sleep. 27068.
Hunt GJ. M.):
I am coming home again. 18670.
I wonder where heaven can be.
23091.
Oh, there'll be joy in heaven.
24000.
8694.
little honey,
Hunt (N.) Preparatory finger tech-
nique. 5872.
Hunt (S. HE.) Old Glory nailed to the
North Pole. 21886.
Hunt CWeers) P.O. -S. ofA; , 24071.
Hunter (G.) My Alabama queen.
26472.
Hunter (P.):
Coons in the cornfield.
Darktown parade. 3821.
Indiana echoes. 4741.
Older you grow the less you know.
18797.
Hunter (R. M.):
I wonder where heaven can be.
11118.
239391.
Oh, there ’1l be joy in heaven.
24000.
Huntington (—) Pride of the ball
room. 9774.
Huntington (EH. S. S.) I’m happy
when the sun shines. 4579.
Huntley (B.) Myrtle waltzes. 20264.
Huntress (H. P.) Five songs. 21355.
Hunziker (J. F.) North pole tri-
umphal. 690.
Hupfeld (L.) Impromptu. 26985.
murd: (C.) :
Dixie doodle. 18022.
In memoriam. 183888.
Scissors grinder. 19026,
Hurl (—) Ill teach you how to love.
4563.
Hurlé (M.):
Juliette. 11565.
Marche militaire.
On guard. 11981.
Hurlstone (W. Y.):
Alfred the Great. 7223.
Four English sketches.
Hurley (J. R.)
22971.
Hurra-wir leben noch. 22540, 22656,
22739, 28057, 23091, 2383806, 23556,
23557, 23696, 238940, 238943, 24135,
24678, 24716, 24788, 25698, 25879.
Hushour (L. B.) Just take a trip to
Mackinaw. 4884.
Huss (H. H.):
Concerto in B. 25888.
While larks with little wing.
11738.
8522.
Evening breezes.
17681.
Hussar (E.) Hermitage (The)
25839.
Hutchings & Romer. Bagatelles. 1269.
Hutchins (C. L.):
Be glad and rejoice. 3866.
Crown Him Lord of all. 3780.
I heard a voice from heaven.
18309.
Lord I have loved the place of
Thy house. 18552.
Te Deum laudamus.
Hutchins (W.) Hesitation.
Hutchinson (C. M.):
Song of the brook. 12212,
Wayward fancies. 10674.
Hutchison (W. M.):
6582, 19183.
16372.
Strew fairest flowers. 12259.
Three girls from school. 6661.
Hutsell (F. M.):
Ribbon white. 14850.
U. of M. rouser. 2911.
Hutter (H.):
Jane Grey. 4808.
Waldmitihle. 17620.
Hyatt (N. I.) Twilight. 24675.
Hyde (J.) Lord’s prayer. 16687.
Hyde (J. H.) Breaking down sins’
barriers. 7520.
Hyde (R.) H-u-s-b-a-n-d. 19922.
Hyde (W.) Since poor father joined
the Territorials. 6275.
Hyett (A. H.) Indian maid. 26030.
Hyman (H.) Come fly in my aero-
plane. 19686.
Hyman (M. R.) Come fly in my aero-
plane. 19686.
Hymer (A. K.) Turn your face
toward Jesus. 20664.
Hyner (W. B.) Will you love me.
275387,
Hyslop (M.) Holly. 8480.
Ice maidens. 11474.
Icke (W.) Coney Isle for mine. 12993.
1811
INDEX
pt. 195, BYSs VES
Ideal mus. pub. co. Dream of a gar-
den and you. 25492.
Idomeneo. 14872.
Igelman (C. C.) Solitaire. 6352.
Igelman (C. H.) Solitaire. 6352.
Iks (A. 8S.) Liebstod der katze Isolde.
16647.
Iigenfritz (MecN.):
Red rose. 2541.
White rose. 3049.
Yellow rose. 3092.
Iljinsky (A.) Berceuse.
Ilka. 4675.
Illingworth (N.) Humoresque. 16408.
Illinois state register:
22614.
Music folio. 9855.
Star collection of old favorite
songs. 24469.
Tisley (F. G.) See Llsley (G.)
Iisley (G.) Why the cows came late.
24911 (79).
Ilynsky (A.) Berceuse. 1801, 13847.
Im reich des Indra. 5660.
Imboden (W.) Aphorism. 20858.
Imhaus (A.) Alhambry. 1183.
Imhoff (C. A.) Precious Jesus, Savior,
Friend. 5865.
In Africa. 5481.
In athletics. 12680, 12877, 15168.
In Hayti. 38209.
In Khorassan. 11502.
Independent music co.:
I’d rather be a friend of yours.
183802.
Put the ball over the pan. 18919.
Will all my dreams come true?
19888.
nds CES MoV. id”)*:
Camp de Wallenstein. 4745.
Max et Thécla. 4746.
Menuet sur le nom @’
8726.
Mort de Wallenstein. 4747.
Vocalise-étude. 24740.
Ingels & Lagoria. Gee I’m crazy ‘Vout
Vou. 21223:
Ingersoll (D. W.) I wonder if the
girl I love, loves me. 25971.
Inghelbrecht (D. EH.) Automne. 12707.
Inglima (P.):
Automobile (L’) 1262, 7351.
Triumph of Giovanni de Verra-
zanno. 2896, 10488.
Inglis (W. S.) O Bethlehem.
Ingraham (C. F.):
Lillian. 21572.
Raymond. 21928.
Ingraham (H.):
All that I ask of you is love.
3178, 15704 (57).
Don’t wake me up. 25478.
Good-bye, Peter! good-bye Paul!
8318.
Good-bye, Rose.
Haydn.
5010.
11319.
Ingraham (H.)—Continued.
I’m going to take the train for
home. 183823, 19437 (46).
Maid of the Pango Isle. 263816,
PAU)
Mister Johnson good-night. 93805,
22440 (50).
Old Doctor Brown. 9575, 12565
(55).
There’s many a fish. 15287.
You are the ideal of my dreams.
7188, 10887 (224).
You can have your Oh you kids.
1153 (142), 3100.
Ingraham (J. G.) When the sun’s
last rays are shining thro’ the trees.
27499.
Ingram (T. R.) mus. Co.
7124.
Inissor (G.) Little Miss.
Innocent (C. G.)
21523.
Instiftelseorden till den heliga natt-
varden. 87382.
Internatl. committee of Young men’s
Christian assn. See Young men’s
Christian assn. (Internatl. com. of).
25617.
Internatl. conservatory of mus.:
Baritone course. 1282, 3348.
Clarinet course. 3699.
Cornet course. 3757, 3758.
E flat alto or mellophone course.
3953-3955.
Flute and piccolo course. 16214.
Military band course. 16836.
Music courses. 138836.
Saxophone course. 10020.
Slide trombone course. 2704, 6807.
Tuba or E-flat bass lessons. 17542.
Internat] cup. 21636, 22024, 22195,
23660, 24911 (140), 24911 (144),
24911 (163), 24911 (177).
Yesterday.
9012.
King of glory.
Internatl Library pub. co. Beim
teichel. 178389.
Internatl music pub. co. Carnival
Queen. 19594.
Iperen (W. van):
Bolero giocoso. 25178.
Hlégie. 25530.
Ireland (EH. T.) Wysteria belles.
24874.
[reland (J.) In praise of May. 4712.
Ireson (E.) Mary’s garden. 21661.
[rons (H. S.) Sa dr nu ingen fordo-
melse for dem. 21992.
[Irvin (G. W.) Bugler (The) 12856.
[saacs (L. M.) Hebrew hymnal.
11378.
[saacson (E. C.) Challenger (The)
3609.
[sacchi (F.) Twilight waltz. 27361.
[scariot. 5687, 7023.
Isenman (E.) Possum Bill. 14743.
1812
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Islander (The) 115386, 16539, 18307, | Izzo (R.)—Continued.
18414, 26047.
Ttal (L.):
Kuckucks-duett. 4948.
Kuckucks-lied. 4944.
Lieselott. 5038.
Italiana (L’) 24242,
Itzel (J.):
Dream of summer. 11187.
Heart of the south. 21318.
Rovers. 18988.
Fala. -¢H. S:)-:
Around the world. 20868.
On love’s golden ocean. 5648.
Tyanhoe lodge. Ivanhoe ode. 18873.
Ivanovici (I.) Oriental roses. 2431,
18813.
Ives (A.) Hawkes’ son’s practical
tutor for the xylophon. 23216.
Ives (C. T.) Hymns of the living
ehureh. 233814.
Ivey (H.):
Little golden-head. 5061..
Rosemary. 21976.
Ivimey (H.) In my airy aeroplane.
18389.
Izzo (P.) O ss-apiti! 5598.
Izzo (R:):
"A bella gioventt. 22441.
A core, a core. 1154, 3120.
"A cuntentezza. 1156, 3121.
A lettera. 1158, 3124.
°A letiera d’o capurale. 24914.
°"A serenata mia. 1160.
A tratturia d’ e unammurate.
22444,
- Addo ce mette ’s musso Margarita.
22455.
Alba d@’ amore. 24945.
Ammore a fforza. 1204.
Ammore ca dichi. 22497.
Ammore ca nun torna. 1205.
Ammore 6 comm’ a ll’acqua. 1207.
Ammore é n’auciello. 24981.
Ammore 6 na funtana. 1208, 3213.
Ammore nun se cogna. 1209, 3214.
Ammore scurdato. 1210.
Ammore traditore. 22498.
Amore castigliano. 24984.
Aniello affatoto. 25010.
Appassionatamente. 250138.
Arricammano. 3268.
Baleone d’oro. 1270, 3333.
Bionda sirena. 25146.
Canto p’ ’a luna! 22704.
Canto sempe. 22705.
Canzone ’e sentimento. 22706.
Canzuncella amara. 1373.
Capricciosa (La) 25247.
Caruli, tu pienze a me. 22718.
Casa mia! 25254.
Ceréa mada. 1396.
Che bbuo fa. 1417.
Chesta e’ a vita. 1419.
Chi ’o ssa pecché. 1422.
Chitarra nera. 1428.
Chitarrata Napolitana. 1429.
Circatimilla. 1448.
Comm ’a te! 22805.
Core cantatore. 22814,
Core geluso. 22815.
Core spierto. 1482.
Core traduto! 22816.
Cosa le. 1483.
Damme nu vaso. 38805, 3806.
Dint’ ’a varea. 1546.
Dorme chi vo’ durmi. 22914.
Duie anne doppo. 1595.
Duie destine. 1597, 3943.
Femmene ammartenate. 23008.
Femmene senza core. 23009.
Forse che si, forse che no. 23050.
Fra le tua braccia. 25647, 25648.
Gira lu munno. 1750.
Inverno d’amore. 26035.
Io e la mazza! 260389.
Io nun ’o ecredo. 1992.
Lil’ammore a ttre. 23637.
Ma pecche. 2182.
Mamma mia, che vo sapé. 1153
(73), 2192. | :
’Mmiez’ ’o ggrano. 23829.
Na fattura. 5485.
Neatena core. 23832, 5502.
Nee sta ’na cosa. 2338, 5503.
Nun chiagnere. 2358.
Nun dormo cehiu. 2359, 5562.
Nun te fa ’lusingé. 23957.
?O mese Mariano. 23966.
Ohe, ohe. 2404, 2628.
Oj’ giuvinotto mio! 24008.
Oj’ zingara curtese. 24009.
Penziere micie. 24089.
Primavera nuova. 2506.
Pure tu. 2518.
Rimpianto. 26883.
Sempe cu te! 27000.
Senza soli. 2661.
Serenata portoghese. 2664.
Si aeccussi fosse. 24362.
Si sarria. 2680,
Sona organetta. 2725, 6372.
Stornelli montagnoli. 2768, 6471.
Strofette amare. 6480.
Strofette paesane. 27176.
Sulla laguna. 6489.
Surdate. 24520.
Tarantella Surrentina. 2817, 6569.
Teresina, Teresi! 24579.
Torna, sogno gentil. 27335.
Triestesse. 27348.
Tuest nsata. 724667.
Vasammice strignimmice. 24708.
Vicino a tte! 247380.
Vocca vasata. 27419.
Voci di campo. 27420.
Volando in alto. 2972, OS875.
Jaceard (L. H.):
1813
Epworth League hymn. 1624.
INDEX
pt. 11, 0. s., v.5
Jaccard (L. H.)—Continued. Jacob (G.):
Forward. 11270 Douze piéces. 4804.
Good tidings. D5 756. Exercices d’orgue. 8088.
Our heavenly Father knows. 9627. | Jacob (W. E.):
2A10T.
26864.
24896.
laudamus.
Philathea hymn.
Resurrection (The)
Young peoples crusade.
gackson (—) Te Deum
19182, 27248.
Jackson (A.) In the springtime with
the roses. 47380.
Jackson (A. J.)
sweet home.
Jgackson (B.)::
Grand Te Deum in A. 11538 (152).
Major and minor scales. 1153
(155).
Jackson (C. W.):
Everybody likes that good old
summertime. 8082.
Mother, I’m coming home. 5378.
Jackson (F. L.):
Good night, take hold of my hand.
13495.
Master’s (The) voice. 5249.
Jackson (F. W.):
Grand Te Deum in A. 1158 (152).
Dreaming of home
79438.
Major and minor scales. 1153
(155).
Jackson (G.L.) Good night, take hold
of my hand. 4802.
Jackson (H. C.) Hark, hark, my soul.
gtS52:
gackson (L. F.):
I’m from Missouri. 4575.
More stars for the crown of Jesus.
23847.
Out of the land of sorrow. 11960.
Plea of a penitent. 12004.
Shall I be counted worthy. 12169.
Sliding down a stack of straw.
6308.
Why I’m happy. 12499.
Why not cometo Himnow. 12501.
Zeuge mit freudigem muth. 15696.
Jackson (N.):
In 1950. 11522.
On the rink with O’Reilly. 14599.
Jackson "(R. C.)
Enchantress (The):
(48).
Pearl of dew.
Jackson (S.):
Grand Te Deum in A. 1158 (152).
18087, 20814
5756.
Major and minor scales. 1153
(155).
Jyackson (S. B.) He was despised.
8416.
Jackson .(T. J:).. Won't that be a
happy meeting. 20779.
Jackson (W.)! Te Deum laudamus.
24566.
Jackson (W. H.)
bells are ringing.
While the village
24828.
Honey call around to-night. 18269.
When the springtime. 3027.
Jacobi (M.):
Preghiera. 20390.
Serenata. 20496.
Jacobs (G. H.):
In my dreams. 183799.
Mary, Oh Mary. 16770.
Jacobs (M.):
Drill of the brownies. 1589.
Sunset brings idle dreams. 10302.
When the haying time is over.
1096.
Jacobs (M. M.) College life for mine.
21017.
Jacobs (R.) Dreams of you. 18049.
Jacobs (W.):
Abendlied. 19020.
Aggravation. 12588, 15704 (56).
Attar of roses. 17799, 19437 (27).
Au matin. 19831.
Bashful bumpkin. 3361.
Belle Americaine. 7487.
Calico dance. 25224.
Carronade. 17903, 19487 (81).
Chanson sans paroles. 15350.
Chief Bunga-boo. 19437 (82),
19612.
Cloud chief. 10887 (102).
Coppélia. 138098.
Cupid astray. 27690.
Dream kisses. 22920.
Gypsy’s wooing. 4859.
Hashed brown. 18233, 19487 (388).
High brows. 18628, 19487 (41).
Hungarian dance. 1345.
In Cupid’s toils. 13785.
Irvina. 13858, 19487 (48), 26042.
Jim-a-da-Jeff. 13902, 19437 (50).
Johnnie Raw. 7182 (148).
King pin. 4916.
Kiss of spring. 13974.
Last hope. 2099.
Lion and the mouse. 14079.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 1559.
Lucky buck. 2175.
Moment musical. 19016.
Monstrat viam. 7182 (155), 14336.
Moose march. 14348.
My polar star. 20257.
Nata. “the2!
Naval parade. 26524.
On the curb. 9594.
Pearl feather. 24082:
Polish dance. 2622.
President Emeritus.
Raymond. 25385.
Red ear. 59386.
Romantic overture.
Rubber plant rag.
20393.
14880.
6036.
1814
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Jacobs (W.)—Continued.
Russian pony rag. 7182 (169).
Sentiers fleuris. 20489.
Serenade. 14978.
Spying Cupid. 15149, 27147.
Star of love is burning. 6454.
Sun-rays. 15188, 19487 (68).
Teetotum. 2822.
That Hindu rag. 27270.
Third degree. 2854.
Troopers (The) 24655.
Trovatore (Il) 27398.
Under the rose. 20670.
Victorious phalanx. 6846.
William Tell. 14900.
Ylang-ylang. 10836.
You look like a girl I used to
know. 38105.
Yvonne. 10862.
Jacobs-Bond (C.):
Answer the first rap. 1229.
Doan yo’ lisn. 1551.
First ask yourself. 1672.
Good exercise. 1780.
How to find success. 1872.
Just a-wearyin’ for you. 20050.
Keep awake. 2054.
Making the best of it. 2190.
My soul. 144387.
Now and then. 2351.
Perfect day. 14688.
Pleasure of giving. 2489.
Present from yourself. 2501.
Robin Adair. 14867.
Shepherdess (The) 15003.
Smile songs. 6314.
To understand. 2879.
When they say unkind things.
3036.
Jacobsen (A.)
heiser mit seil.
Jacobsen (H.)
24170.
Jacobsen (J. R.) What would you do.
24791.
Jacobson (—)
Jeg spiler min vinge,
491.
Psalm ninety-eight.
My ever loving south-
ern girl. 26483.
Jacobson (A. K.) Alberta waltz.
10887 (90).
Jacobson (J.) I'll certainly cheat on
you. 8573.
Jacoby (lL. C.) Sing ye faithful, sing
with gladness. -15040.
Jacques (C. A.):
Elite carillou. 25540.
Trinity chimes. 17531, 24650.
Jacques Richepin. 19414.
Jacquet (H. M.) A Vaube crépuscu-
laire. 12567.
Jaddassohn (S.):
Children’s dance. 179383.
Supplication. 19149.
Wanderbilder. 24747.
Jadwiga. 5187.
Jaeger (EH, J.):
I love you more than words can
tell. 4571.
Viastenee pochod. 10611.
Zapomen. 7159.
Jaegersberg (O. L.) Vacation ent,
my money spent. 15400.
Jarnefelt (A.):
Berceuse, 13802, 10997.
Praeludium. 17120.
Jagdfieber. 16131, 16238, 16549, 16969,
17294, 193844, 20035.
Jagrossi (A.) My great queen. 5429.
Jahah (L. H.) O you Jack Johnson.
20307.
Jakobowski (—) Erminie. 14163.
James (B. D.) Mother’s boy. 20226.
James (D. D.) Divoreee. 21081,
25462. .
games (P.):
Good night. 21269.
Old father Thames, 713.
James (F.) I dreamt our Hngland
was a fane. 25911.
James (F. H.):
Bacarrat (La) 10978.
Yankee land. 10829.
James (J. F.) Tanglefoot rag. 15230.
James (P. R.) Longing. 16680.
Jamin (H.) Souvenir. 12230.
Jamison (A. N.) Awakening. 48.
Jamouneau (A. J.) Grant, we be
seech Thee. 113831.
Jancsi (J.) Intermezzo twostep. 4754.
Janin fréres:
Cantiques Grégoriens. 25241.
Exercises élémentaires rythmiques.
244.
Messe et 11™°° vépres.
Messe en ré mineur.
Premiére symphonie.
Sainte Marie. 9998.
Saluts Grégoriens. 20467.
24 préludes mélodiques. 22789.
Jansen (B.) When the autumn leaves
are falling. 3029.
Jaques (P. M.) pub. co.:
Hilarious Zeb. 4451.
In lover’s lane. 4706.
Mazurka poetique. 5261.
Jaques-Dalcroze (H.):
Jumeaux de Bergame.
8806.
Petite suite.
Jardon (D.):
Moonlight Mollie O. 9319, 10887
(169).
Under the Hebrew
(74).
Jarno (G.):
Auftrittslied der Resel. 12697.
Burleskes marsch quartette. 12859.
Cradled in thine arms. 253879.
Du lieber Herrgott oben. 138190.
Gavotte. 18427.
16823.
26176.
9772.
4868,
24100.
moon. 12565
1815
INDEX
Jarno (G.)—Continued.
Ich bin die Montebelli. 18768.
Liebeskonkurrenz. 14057, 18512,
21557;
Liebeslied. 14068.
Marionetten liebe. 14224.
Music of viol. 26466.
Musikantenmiidel. 14878, 18696,
21739.
O kaiser, my kaiser. 26599.
Stisses walzerlied. 15171.
Walzer. 13883.
Walzer-couplet. 15482.
Was mir so g’ fallen hot in Wein.
15486-15489, 22308.
Wiener lied. 15604.
Jarratt (L.) +
Menuet gracieuse. 16816.
Sailors dance. 17234.
Jarvis (H. L.) Dear Nell, when first
I met you. 18008.
Jasco (—) Spaghetti rag. 15129.
Jaxon (H.) Though years go rolling
bye~ 22207.
sa yveox (J. Mia)::
Did you ever. 16078.
My little sweetheart. 16901.
Yearning. 15659.
Jaylion (E. E.) Circles. 7692.
Jayye (F.) I would like to honey-
moon with you. 18760.
Jean (H.) pseud. See Tyler-Plog-
stedt (L.)
Jeffers (T. C.) Your letter. 7151.
Jefferson (B.) Angelus (The) 24.
Jefferson (P.) Any line up. 12380.
Jeffery (KF. M.):
Funeta. 8217.
Saviour like a shepherd lead us.
6087.
Jeffery (J. A.) Marche joyeuse.
(AS2 (51).
Jeffreys (1L.)
Jeffries (L. A.)
Skyward flying. 12191.
Han’ me down my cat
hole. 1819.
Jemain (J.):
Amoureuses paques. 20848.
2° ballade. 22436.
Jenkins (C) Deep Jordan’s bank.
22882.
Jenkins (D.) <Attodiad i Geman
Mawl. 12688.
Jenkins (D. C.):
Light in darkness. 16652.
O how blest are ye whose toils are
ended. 9508.
Jenkins (F.-A.) In dear old Wayne.
23428.
Jenkins (J. W.) Jenkins beginner’s
hand book. 18886.
Jenkins’ (J. W.) sons music co.:
Affinity rag. 22465.
Beginner’s hand book and instruc-
tor. 18886.
If you but knew. 16487.
pt. 10,4 S&S, v3
Jenkins (J. W.) sons music co.—Con.
In a Pasadena garden. 23427.
Mystic dreams waltzes. 5484.
O mother. 14529.
Parade of the flowers. 17069.
Phantom isle. 14698.
Pickled beets rag. 5790.
Red devil rag. 24188.
Rose tints. 17209.
Southern bloom. 6412.
Thy love shall be my guide. 6674.
Whispering palms. 17683.
Jenkins (M.):
How’d you like to make a date
with me. 25876.
In dear old Pasadena. 138788.
Song of the southwest. 244387.
Jenks (C.) Red scarf. 9888.
Jenner (H.):
Dance of the feathers. 7826.
Let me gaze into your eyes. 23584.
Out here in God’s garden. 9636,
17050.
Rose of yesterday. 17207.
Slumber while the grasses grow.
10162.
Jennings (G. B.) co.:
Bedouin love song. 7421.
Joyfulness. 2037.
School days. 2631.
Sing, hosanna. 10189.
Jennings (P. N.) Old red hills of
Georgia. 20319.
Jennings co. Wonder working wizard.
S. 8077.
Jensen (A.): Abendmusik. 7186.
Am ufer des flusses des Manza-
nares. 20842.
Brantgesang. 7517.
Bridal song. 3518, 17875, 22669.
Canzonetta. 3119 (114).
Etitiden. 4817.
Hochzeitsmusik. 8474, 13637.
If it wasn’t for the man with a
family. 21426.
Jensen-album. 13890.
Klinge, klinge, mein pandero.
13980.
Lindler aus Berchtesgaden. 8884.
Lebensbilder. 8915.
Lehn’ deine wang’ an meine wang’.
14030.
Lieder und tinze. 16651.
Little songs and dances. 16669.
Margaret am tore. 14518, 21654.
Murmelndes liiftchen. 217338.
Murmuring zephyrs. 5398.
O lass dich halten goldne stunde.
14518.
Sechs lieder. 18887.
Sieben gesinge. 13889.
Triumerei. 67138.
Valse brillante. 10550.
Wedding march. 24772. .
Jentsch (M.) Sonate. 26089.
1816
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Jepson (H. A.)
heart. 18207.
Jeral (W.):
Intermezzo. 4823.
Legende. 4991.
Jerome (B.) Happy thought.
Jerome (B. J.):
He died, motherland, for you.
16346.
I smoked before I married you.
11462.
Jerome (B. M.):
Come back to Bohemia.
(22) 22796.
Consequences. 25368, 27689.
Gypsy land. 23187, 24911 (114).
Good-bye, my sweet-
8382.
22440
If you were there with me. 23414,
24911 (129).
In a bungalow. 27709.
Love is like a red red rose. 22440
(43), 23661.
Man I love. 22440 (48), 238716.
Reilly. 12565 (59), 14829.
Sentimental moon. 22440 (59),
24331.
There’s an aeroplane air about
you. 24598, 24911 (179).
Tie a red ribbon on me.
24911 (181).
Wedding bells.
You can’t argue, can you?
15677, 15704 (152).
Zinga Zula man.
24901.
Jerome (W.)
spond with you.
Jersey. (CP. a..) :
Glad hand polka. 8274.
Glimpse of the orient. 11309.
Juvenile polka. 4889.
Man of steel. 11718.
My sweetheart. 5471.
Peace message. 11981.
Playmate concert waltz. 5808.
Queenly graces gavotte. 9808.
Ray of melancholy. 5932.
Regret. 9841.
Southern jubilee.
Sunrise. 10299.
Sunset. 10308.
Youthful thoughts polka.
Jervis-Read (H. V.):
At rest. 18426.
Bird of passage.
Dream-tryst. 206.
Oranges. 18426.
Phantasy trio. 5779.
Two lyrical songs. 21485.
Jervis-Secalisi (A. G.) Nijah. 5490.
Jyessen (A. C.) Gruss an Neu Braun-
24624,
22440 (72), 24771.
No.
22440 (78),
I would like to eorre-
ise (53).
12229.
10861.
7470.
fels. 25776.
Jessika. 8769.
Jetti (D.):
Pentimente. 17081.
Virgi! Virgi! 10601.
sewell (E.):
Garden of idle dreams. 19809,
20814 (50), 25674.
I’m English don’t cher know. 485,
10887 (138).
We only got married this morn-
ing, 1OT0, 1153) (128).
What’s it matter. 1081, 10887
(205).
Jewitt (J. M.):
Baby of the lagoon. 12718.
Bye-lo-land. 19579.
Cradle songs of many nations.
26098.
Little chief of seven moons. 14083.
Little fur baby. 16666.
Little maid from Tokio.
20814 (72).
My little pickaninny. 14413.
14095,
My wee my bonnie bairnie. 14447,
19437 (57).
Sleep, little angel, sleep. 17382.
Teach me to pray. 15240, 15241,
19184, 20600, 22171, 27740.
Why that tear. 27528.
UG GEL)
Go back, Mr. Hagenback. 4268.
My buzzing taxi. 5419.
Samay:
Belle Philippine. 12780.
Marche Balkane. 5210.
Patria gloria. 14677.
Petit ballon. 2468, 5769.
Valse d’une folle. 17572.
Jimerson (F.) Glory Greene. 18186.
Jiranek (A.) Deux impromptus. 496.
Joachim Albrecht, prinz von Preussen:
Abend. 20820.
Drei Indianer. 210.
Paskolnikow-phantasie.
Totentanz (Der) 1017.
Traumbilder aus der ahnengruft
18844.
der Romanows. 19249.
Walzer. 497.
Jocelyn. 1767, 8299, 18472.
Jochem (C.) Dreams of spring. 207.
Johannes (F.) Accompagnements du
kyriale. 38.
Johanning (P. F.) Water lilies. 2996,
27447.
Johannistraum. 4842, 20044.
Jobn (A.) Easy exercises for the
cornet. 218.
John (A. J.) You're a foolish, silly,
fickle girl. 12546.
John (E.) ‘Thirteen is a hoodoo to
me. 2855.
John (I.) Columbine to Columbia.
21019.
John of Fornsete. Sumer is icumen
in. 15174.
Johnen (K.) Elegie. 11206.
Johns (A.):
Chantecler. 11067.
In far off Mandalay. 4698,
1817
INDEX
Johnson (—) She sifted thistles.
27022.
Johnson (A. R.)
dier boy. 15692.
Johnson (B.):
Aubade in D flat.
Lullaby. 18582.
My brown-eyed Lou. 28878.
Overture in C sharp minor.
Passamezzo. 11975, 26721.
Raider (The) 5919.
7341.
13904.
Robin redbreast. 9915.
Johnson (C.):
Here’s to the girls. 3892.
I am thinking of you sweetheart.
IBS,
In the hush. 1971.
Miss Billiken. 143812.
Restless night. 5960, 22654.
Johnson (C. C.) Where the Wabash
wends its way. 7011.
Johnson (C. I.) Little Dollie. 20100.
Johnson (C. J.) Porcupine rag. 770,
14742.
Johnson (C. L.):
Apple jack. 3258.
Dill pickles. 13117.
Fairy’s dream. 4057.
Golden spider. 25748.
Heart fancies. 8420.
Little star won’t you twinkle.
18540.
My love for Kentucky. 5450.
Pigeon wing. 10887 (174).
Pueblo. 5890.
Somebody’s smiling. 2722,
Sweet Genevieve. 10324.
When the lilacs bloom again.
17667.
Woodlawn waltzes.
Yankee bird. 10827.
Johnson (C. L.) & co.:
Blushing rose. 3478.
Lady slippers. 16621.
Little star won’t you twinkle.
18540.
Under the southern moon. 6781.
Woodlawn waltzes. 7100.
Yankee bird. 10827.
Johnson (C. §.) Love divine. 9054.
Johnson (D.) She’s just a little coun-
try flower. 10112.
Johnson (D. P.)::
In memory of my mother.
Sacred story of the Savior.
Johnson (F. A.) Baylor. 7408.
Johnson (F. G.) Hurricane
23307.
Johnson (G.)
airs. ~1S119.
Johnson (H.) Southern idyl.
Johnson (H. H.)
her hair. 5804.
Johnson (J. E.)
7100.
4708.
6045.
rag.
Fantasie on Swedish
17378.
Placing blossoms in
Dear heart. 25480.
Your faithful sol-
pt. pra sve 5
Johnson (J. K.):
Barcarolle. 22570.
King of the air. 235382.
Melodie. 238498.
Valsette. 238494.
Johnson (J. R.):
De little pickaninny’s gone to
Sleep. 7857, 19685, 21066, 25428.
For Thee. 8172.
Hoola-woola. 11538 (48).
Phoebe Brown. 3119 (64).
Same old silvery moon is shin-
ing. 1153 (02).
Sweetness, I love you best of all.
245383.
Johnson (L.) Meet me at French
Lick Springs. 21672.
Johnson (lL. lL.) Wizzle
15625.
Johnson (N.):
Affinity. 1174.
Come, dreamless rest.
Dreams. 1582.
Fisherman John.
Forget-me-not.
Good-night,
23144.
Gray days. 83844.
Heart’s desire. 1582.
Little white hand. 16674.
Morning. 5365.
Summer is near. 948.
Take thou this rose.
Whisper (A) 10766.
Johnson (Mrs. N. G.) My sweetheart.
5478.
Johnson (P.)
dozzle.
25345.
8137.
11266.
pretty stars. 3834,
2808.
Sweet forget-me-not.
6529.
Johnson (P. C.) Ain’t got a word to
says, “di179:
Johnson (R.):
Full fathom five. 11291.
Star lights are shining.
Johnson (R. A.)
ZA ITe
Hearts brave and
faithful. 138604.
Johnson (T.) Moose rag. 9825.
Johnson (T. C.) Great commission.
4337.
Johnson (W. 8S.) Little past. 185387.
Johnson (W. W.) Those magical
eyes. 27806.
Johnson-Suerkin (L.) Only im dreams.
9614.
Johnston (C. C.) Lelly-pops. 5080.
Johnston (EK. F.):
Evensong. 25579.
Lord is my shepherd. 5098.
Johnston (F.)
be. 7018.
Johnston (J.):
Love’s message. 21614.
On the slopes of the dune.
One day. 21842.
Johnston (M.):
Barearolle.
Which had you rather —
21840.
7402.
1818
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Johnston (M.)—Continued.
Dearie, never trouble. 3847.
I'd like to have someone to call
me honey. 4526.
Lovelight. 51384.
Soldier’s pay. 6889.
Song of the waves. 63888.
Johnston (P.) Way out west. 12482.
Johnston (W.) In a cottage by the
river. 461.
Johow (A.) <Andacht im_ walde.
7279.
Jolly bachelors. 190, 3638, 646, 895,
1080, 2760, 4369, 4389, 8663, 9836.
10017, 10326, 10685, 20287.
Joly (L.) Just you. 18454.
Jommi (A.):
Allegretto agitato. 24959.
Larghetto tranquillo. 26169.
Jonas (A.) A une femme. 3127.
Jonasson-Eckermann & Heyman. Kla-
vier-klassiker. 10031.
Jones (—). Darkey moon. 11140.
Jones (Mrs. A.)
wit ovah picks fo’
Dat’s mah Eph out
a promynade.
25423,
Jones (B.):
Ann-A-Lize. 7287.
Pearl eyes. 17077.
Jones (C. A.) Dutchland beloved.
PAIS}
Jones (C. P.):
Highway shall be there. 8464.
If you have a word of cheer.
21427,
I’m going to join the band. 21391.
I’m to the highlands bound. 8607.
March of Zion’s king. 18604.
There’s a happy day at hand.
10411.
Tiefer, hoéher. 22214.
Washed in the blood. 10661.
Jones (C. R.) If I only was a Pitts-
burgh millionaire. 21424.
Jones (EH.):
English history. 4002.
Grown ups evening song. 8354.
National anthem. 5500.
Rat-a-pat-pom-pom. 5929.
School number. 6115.
Slumber prelude. 63810.
Slumber song. 10160.
Jones (H. D.) Invocation. 26038.
Jones (H. De R.):
If I were only Santa Claus.
Liebeslied. 5030.
Jones (Mrs. H. E.):
April shower. 7299.
1946.
Awakening (The) ‘7366.
My choice. 93864,
vones (H. G.) I have a sweetheart.
16482.
Jones (H. H.) Reflections. 5948.
Jones (H. McK.) My mother’s love is
14423.
Mermaid (The) 9262.
with me still.
Jones (H. W.)
Jones (J. E.):
Hark! hark! the angels are call-
ing. 19876.
I shall see the King. 19965.
Saviour, walk and talk with me.
20475.
Since the Lord saved me. 20504.
Yesterday, today and _ forever.
_ » 20788:
Jones (L. C.) Song of long ago.
17361.
Jones (L. E.):
Is there any place there for you.
26045.
Longer we're together. 16679.
Way by the cross. 27449.
Jones (L. L.) Philada waiting.
11995,
Jones (Mrs. L. S.) I dreamed I saw
my mother dear. 25910.
Jones (R.) Beautiful flowers. 12765.
Jones (S.) Friendship’s rainbow.
18154.
Jones (S. W.):
Glorious love. 19826.
I shall be satisfied then. 19964.
I to Jesus now will go. 18781.
There is work for you and me.
20625.
Trusting in a Saviour’s _ love.
20660.
Jones (T. T.) Bronwen. 7533.
Jones & Grant:
Aero-rag. 12588.
Be cheery dearie. 12759.
Say Madge. 10022.
That dippy glide. 17471.
When Mister Cupid comes to town.
Where children rule. 7001. 15551.
Jones (H. A.) Poverty hall. 24145. Jongen (J.) 2™°-sonate. 19435.
dones (F. A.) Nine-fold kyrie. 26561. | Joplin (S.):
Jones (G.) Balloon collapse. 55. Country club. 151.
Jones (G. J.) Sweetest flower. 6545. Euphonic sounds. 235.
Jones (G. M.): Paragon rag. 742.
De sleet an’ de snow. 16052. Stoptime rag. 3119 (77), 6470.
Play you’s er squirrel chile. | Jordi (L. G.):
17102. Hermosas tapatias. 4444.
Sayin’ ter you good-night. 12118. Margot. 5228.
Jones (H.): “Aitewen My love. 14417.
I want a Chicago girl. 1921. Oaxaquefas. 14542.
Little feet. 185382. Polaca. 14782.
1819
68294—10 25
INDEX
pt. LIL, Me Ss, Vo 5
Jordan (G. F.) Father’s gone to
work. 19768.
Jordan (J.):
Angelus (The) 32387.
Darkey todalo. 25421.
Lovie Joe. 18581, 19487 (52).
Loving time. 16713.
My Father was a soldier. 21755.
Pilgrims. 5795.
That raggeddy rag. 10401.
That teasin’ rag. 6625, 6626.
Jordan (W. C.) In Thee O Lord do I
put my trust. 18824.
Jorden (C. W. & J.S.):
Perfect peace. 24092.
Rest in Jesus. 14887.
Thinking of Jesus. 19211.
Walking in the sunlight.
Jorden (J. S.)
19211.
Jores (H. F.):
Air de ballett. 24940.
Arabesque. 25015.
Berceuse. 25130.
Cadinette shepherd song. 106.
Canzonetta. 26099.
Concert caprice in E fiat.
Crepuscule (La) 25882.
Episode. 25557.
Gypsy dance. 25782.
Happy youth. 25802.
Mazurka. 263866.
Oh Olivet, dear Olivet.
Question (The) 26828.
Romance. 26901.
Theme varie. 27279.
Joseffy (R.):
Aquarelle. 7182 (4).
Cadence. 7182 (56).
Overture, aria and bourrée.
(6).
Pizzicati. 7182 (27).
Second concert study, after Cho-
pin. 7182 (16).
Second melody.
6902.
Thinking of Jesus.
25366.
26639.
T182
1132) ATS):
Souvenir d’ Amerique. 7182 (84).
Spinnlied. 7182 (85).
Joseph (P. I.):
Gipsy twilight scenes. 138453.
You love no more. 27576.
Josselyn (A. S.):
Queen of love and the _ roses.
24180.
When the nightingale bids south-
ern skies good-bye. 17670.
Jost’ (iI. W.) 2
G’naue dirn. 4260.
God save our president.
Josua Navine. 26682.
Joubert (C.):
Amour et la rose. 22502.
Aviation francaise. 25053.
Béatitudes (Les) 19520.
Boite de Pandore. 22648.
Chanson canadienne. 22731.
4271.
Joubert (C.)—Continued.
Huitiéme béatitude. 19920.
Je tiens 4 ton baiser. 200386.
Lanciers du palais. 21534.
Lettre A ’inconnue. 20084.
Ma mie Suzette. 20143.
Marche biterroise. 23729.
Musiciens de Crémone. 26468.
Ne révez plus. 20267.
Pour toute la vie. 20386.
Pour un baiser. 21906.
Quatriéme béatitude. 20403.
Réves fous. 20420.
Serenade au bois.
Valse des brises.
Jouve (E.):
Lorenzaccio. 5102.
Sonnet. 14220.
Joy (A. E.) Monstrat viviam. 7182
(155), 14836.
Joy. rider. 1362, 215% 2aigne242s,
6116.
Joyce (A.):
T’ll dance till de sun _ breaks
through. 1898, 4555, 12830.
Love and life in Holland. 14129,
24346.
24696.
20122.
Mickey’s birthday. 9279.
Remembrance. 806.
Songe d’automne. 6394.
Vision d’amour. 2960, 12830.
Vision of Salome. 6866, 12416.
J6zefowicz (M. von) Operettenwalzer
(Hin) 20341.
Jude CW.) =
Rolling sea. 21962.
Tableaux musicales. 27223.
Judefind (A. L.):
Christmas praises. 25314.
Exultant praises. 18108.
Summer gladness. 15176.
Judefind (J. L.)
9444.
Judefind (W. B.):
Exultant praises. 18108.
King of glory. 26140.
Voices of victory. 10614.
Wreaths of praise. 15653.
Judefind (W. B. & A. L.) Morning of
life. 9827.
Judefind bros.:
Angels’ song. 22.
Christmas praises. 25314.
Exultant praises. 18108.
Joyous voices. 13912.
King of glory. 2614v.
Morning of life. 9327.
Nature’s awakening.
Our risen King. 9631.
Standard bearers rally. 24468.
Summer gladness. 15176.
Voices of victory. 10614.
Wreaths of praise. 15653.
Yuletide gladness. 27594.
Nature’s awakening.
9444.
1820
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Judge (E. F.)
Judson (A.):
At Bethlehem.
Awake for
Sol:
From cross to crown.
Six studies. 2039.
25026.
thy King has come.
$200.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. 6177.
Sing glory. 27051.
Unfold ye portals of glory. 10527.
Judy forgot. 25868, 26482, 26495,
26509, 265138, 27558.
Juel- Frederiksen (E.) Piazza _ del
Popolo. 9694.
Jiungst (H.):
Heimatsehnen. 28240.
Heimweh. 389.
Im spitsommer. 23419.
Mein alt’ Kentucky heim. 23767.
Niggerlied. 23935.
Robin Adair. 820.
Ruthenisches volkslied. 835.
Stidslavische dorfbilder. 942.
Juettner (O.):
Dear little flock. 138081.
Into the home by love made
bright. 13850.
Spirit in this world abiding.
15135.
Strong of hand and head and
heart. 15169.
Up Calvary’s side a royal train.
15397.
Jullien (—)
Jullien (P.)
Rusignuolo (La) 24248.
Chanson de Marguerite.
7625.
Jumade (M.):
Aimé (L’) 7207.
Amoureusement. 38228.
Attraction-galop. 3289.
Au pays des petits oiseaux. 3292.
Buda-marcia. 35388.
Danse directoire. 3816.
Impressions enfantines.
Lettre poste restante.
Loin de toi. 5079.
Lointain bonheur. 18547.
Marche des petits conscrits.
Marche Paloise. 5221.
Menuet bagatelle. 5297.
Menuet tendre. 5299.
Mimodrame. 5323.
Ondines du Rhin.
Palestro-marche.
Quand tomberont
5897.
Réve virginal. 5966.
Jumping Jupiter. 19691, 19938, 19950,
19952, 20029, 20105, 20204, 20641,
20814 (42), 20814 (57), 20814 (59),
20814 (60), 20814 (67), 20814 (73),
20814 (79), 20814 (95), 20814 (103),
4684.
8946.
5215.
5661.
5733.
les feuilles.
20814 (118), 21048, 21877, 21847,
21953, 22080, 22440 (55), 22869,
23504, 24569, 24670, 24804, 26268,
26460, 27715.
June (C. R.)
6999.
Jung
4870.
Jung (W.)
T3232)
Jungman (A.):
Guard on the Rhine.
Heimweh. 16368.
Jungnickel (R.) :
Bella. 15882.
Hivening devotion.
Forza del destino.
Ilka. 4675.
King’s hussars.
Lamento. 4963.
Nocturne. 7923.
Reverie. 5967.
Serenade. 12160.
Walther’s prize song.
Junkin (C. T.):
Jesus friend of sinners.
When you’re absent.
(R.) Drie stticke fiir orgel.
Elementar - violinschule.
1805.
4029.
6829.
16602.
10632.
2020.
Just plain girl. 16578.
Junne (O.):
Amour au Chili. 15745.
Anbetung. 20850, 22506.
Drei gedichte. 22645.
Drei Saharet-tinze. 3935.
Drei stticke. 7812.
Finf stiicke. 7813.
Haschisch. 21302.
Ich sehe dich in tausend bildern.
10690.
Neun kanonische choralvorspiele.
11598.
Orgelstiicke moderner meister. 726.
Preludio lento. 5866, 5867.
Schtiler-konzertino. 853, 6125.
Sonate. 26089.
Souvenir. 12230.
Sternennacht. 10263.
Trio, Fdur. 10484.
Valse causée. 6801.
Valse flirtée. 6805.
Weihe der nacht.
Wunsch. 10825.
10690, 22324.
Zwei kleine stimmungsbilder.
22646.
Juon (P.) Ballet-suite. 20898.
Just one of the boys. 8316, 8452, 8508,
8809, 9056, 11221.
Kk. (W. J.) Auf Golgatha. 12695.
Kabot (R.) Yankee notions. 17722.
Kaehler (W.) lHlegie. 25581.
Kaempfner (B.) Walzermiirchen.
17625.
IKkiindt (J. W.):
Aurora. 157838, 17807, 25046.
Dream of Cleopatra. 208, 3924,
13173.
Kahn (G.) Moon talk. 18675.
anne. CR.) :
An vollen biischelzweigen. 20849.
Der liebe macht. 21078.
Kinsamkeit. 21122.
1821
INDEX
pt: 1, wes
Kahn (R.)—Continued.
Gleich und gleich. 21248.
Publikum und Herr Ego.
Sturmlied. 24498.
Vom himmel sank in wilder meere
schauer. 22288.
Warum bin ich verganglich. 22302.
Weichet, sorgen von mir. 22322.
Xenion. 22414.
Kahnt (C. F.) nachfolger:
Allerseelen. 1188.
Am waldweg. 19471.
Aus der lieben heimat. 12698.
Blumen am bache. 19551.
Dein hab’ ich tausendmal gedacht.
3851.
Dein name. 3852.
Du gingst von mir.
Dunkle, schone nacht.
Hinsiedel. 3980.
Es steht eine lind ’im tiefen tal.
19739.
Felsenstrom (Der)
Ferientage. 13316.
Fidelitas. 19778.
Frisch vom storch. 4168.
Froher ausklang. 11279.
21918.
3942.
15199.
13315.
Geh’ aus mein herz, und suche
freud. 16258.
Gibt es schoneres. 4285.
Goldhaar der junge. 11317.
Gruss. 18536.
Gruss an Wien. 25777.
Helgoland. 21325.
Im blumengarten. 19994.
Im mondenschein. 16494.
Im wogenden kornfeld. 19996.
Ins innerste Afrika. 4751.
Juchzer. 20048.
Jugendlust. 11564.
Kadenz zu Beethovens klavierkon-
zert. 4890.
Kleine lampe. 18476.
Licht erlosch. 5022.
Marsch. 10993.
Morgenspaziergang.
Nachtgesang. 9484.
O triges dampfross.
Reigen. 12053.
Reiter im herbst.
Sage. 12100.
Schnitterin (Die)
Sonatine. 20284.
Tigliche tibungen ftir violoncell.
19167.
Treue herzen. 6721.
Vogelweisheit. 2969.
Von dir zu scheiden. 6878.
Waldsee in dimmerung. 12426.
Warst wie ein konigin. 6913.
Was ich auch beginn’. 6916.
Was bin ich doch ein armer mann.
26441.
5600.
12056.
6109.
Kahnot (C. F.) nachfolger—Continued.
Wie ein bild. 70386.
Wilden (Die) frauen vom Uuters-
berg. 12511.
Zwischen rosen.
Kaifetz (A.):
I am looking for a girl like you.
4583.
20809.
Just kids once more. 23513.
Kaiser (A.):
Arlequin. 22530.
Capitaine (Le) 22707.
Chor der engel. 25298.
Christuskind (Das) 25318.
Columbine gavotte. 22788.
Esel und der ochse. 25569.
Mina lia e2a nls:
Heilige nacht. 25827, 25828.
Heiligen drei konige. 25829.
Hirten (Die) 25845.
Jungfrau (Die) 26112.
Pierrette, polka. 24115.
Pierrot. 24116.
Sérénade. 24344.
Stella Maris. 12249.
Stern (Der) 27161.
Valse mignonne. 24702.
2°™° caprice en sol. 10882.
Kaiser (F.) My own little girl.
16908.
Kaiser (J. J) music co.:
Forget me nots and roses.
On summer seas. 5651.
Kaiser (P.) Polonaise. 14738.
Kalamazoo corset co. My American
13376.
beauty rose. 26473.
Kaleve (G.) Chanson d’amour.
20981.
Kalley (E. H.) Columbia’s golden-
rod. 25336.
Kalman (E.):
Gay hussars. 20814 (51).
Herbstmanover (Hin) 4437.4
Kam (E. O.) Daisy waltzes. 25402.
Kammer (N. S.) #Sommernacht.
20539.
Kampermann (#.):
Sehnsucht nach der heide. 26997.
17592.
*Neath the honey-
Verlorne heimat.
Kamplain (W. H.¥
suckle vine. 2334.
Kanapoff (H.) Bets-ihm. 15845.
Kanne (G. M.) St. Mark’s hymnal.
24255.
Kanrich (A. M.)
Kapeller (C.):
Ich kann von den weibern nicht
los. 183849.
Ivresse d’amour. 26070.
Wenn die knospe sich entfaltet.
19350.
Score. 61382.
6914. Kaplan (D.):
Was bin ich doch ein reicher Make just this one dream come
mann. 6915. trues: 23712:
1822
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Kaplan (D.)—Continued.
My Arizona cow-boy girl. 14384.
Oh that boog-a-boo man. 23997.
Kapner (H.) I’d give the world for a
Sweetheart. 13677.
Kapoun (A.) NejnovéjSi a nejsnad-
néjSi skola klavirni. 23924.
Kappes (C.) jr. I wish I had a job.
8639.
Kaps (K.):
Bustlin’ Billy. 25214.
Clang of the bells. 19625.
Hustler (The) 4497.
Murmuring waves. 20237.
Sambo’s singing lesson. 22004.
Karezag (W.) & Wallner (C.):
Alles ging durch’s grosse_ sieb.
3184.
Bist du es lachendes gltick. 3448—
3451, 7472.
Chantecler-walzer. 12920.
Divertissement. 7895, 13119,
16076, 16079.
Es liegt in blauen fernen. 8048.
Geh’ zahl, geh’ zahl. 8248.
Gliick hat als gast nie lange rast.
8291.
Graf von Luxemburg. 4323, 23159.
Hand in hand. 8379, 16332.
Heckenroéslein. 8434.
Herbstmanéver (Hin) 4487.
Ich bin ein zigeuner. 8646.
Ich bin verliebt. 4642.
Ich bring dir biibchen. 4643.
Kam ein falter. 4891.
Kein vergniigen, diesem gleicht.
8837, 16588.
Liebe, ach du sonnenschein. 5024.
Liebe allein macht nicht satt.
8954.
Liebe (Das) geld. 8956.
Liebes miinnchen, folge mir.
8959.
Lied der Gackeline. 14067.
Lied des grafen von Luxemburg.
5034.
Lied des schandkerl. 14068.
Luxemburg-marsch. 5161, 20139.
Luxemburg-walzer. 6165, 9096,
16724, 20141.
Madel klein, midel fein, 5177 .
16737.
Man greift nicht nach den sternen.
5194.
Miinehner marsch. 20230, 21781.
Nur die liebe macht uns jung.
9498.
Nur legitim. 5564.
Polkatiinzer. 5824-5828.
Reiche midchen. 9843-9850,
14827.
Sie geht links, er geht rechts.
6189.
Soll ich, soll ich nicht. 6354.
Karezag (W.) & Wallner (C.)—Con.
Tréfle incarnat. 6720.
Unbekannt, deshalb nicht minder
interessant. 6771, 6772,
Ungarischer marsch. 105380.
Walzer rondo. 6907, 10651.
War enist ein midel. 10658.
Was ich im traum nur ersah.
6917.
Wetterhahn und taube. 15516.
Will die minner ich beriicken.
10784.
Wir bummeln durch’s leben. 7069.
Zigeuner-marsch. 10867, 10868.
Zigeunerliebe. 10869, 22433.
Zigeunerliebe-walzer. 10871-10874.
Zorika, kehre zurtick. 10875.
Karezynski (A.) Zbior powinszowan.
22432.
Karg-Elert (S.):
Adoration. 22460.
Choral-improvisationen. 1434, 7671.
Jagdnovelette. 13881.
Poetische bagatellen. 18885.
Sonatine exotique. 2726.
Sonatine mignonne. 2727.
Totentanz. 1533883.
Vier ausgewiihlte charakteris-
tische stticke. 11771.
Wachet auf ruft uns die stimme
10625.
Karganoff (G.):
A la gavotte. 22443.
Berceuse. 12784.
Scherzino. 20056.
Styrienne. 6485.
Karn (EF. J.) Standard studies for
the violin. 15153.
Karoly (H.):
Am Christabend.
Christmas bells.
Kaska (R.):
Invitation 4 la valse.
Prager blut. 773.
Kaskell (K. V.) Gefangene (Der)
24973.
1439.
478.
der Zarin. 18171.
Kaspar (IF. P.) In an aeroplane.
26004.
Katawampus. 23520.
Kather (A.):
Dorftanz. 11179.
Mondnacht. 11795.
Katy-did. 25919, 26122, 27274.
Nata (dae je
Arrival of the circus. 12667.
Marseillaise. 23739.
Rain drops. 14810.
Katz (S.) Polskie kwiaty. 5884.
12018.
Kauffman (S.) When love is lost.
22349,
Kauffman music co. State fair Ca-
donian. 20564.
Kaufman (M. R.) Namrah. 16925,
24911 (152).
1828
INDEX
Kaufman (P. H.):
That’s a picnic called a honey-
moon. 989.
Up in my flying machine. 6793.
Kaun (H.):
Kirchlein auf dem berge. 20062.
Landsknechte lied. 19692.
Morgehlied. 14858.
Schweigende nacht. 14960.
Vier gesiinge. 18457.
Zweite symphonie. 17742.
Kaun (W. A.) mus. Co.:
Alle jahre wieder kommt der
Weihnachtsmann. 3180.
Auf dem meere. 15780.
Bliitenfee (Die) 3472, 20814 (76).
Heim. 11880.
Jagdzug der Diana.
Lieben und lassen.
Mai. 16744.
Mein postillon. 5278.
Miss Plum Pudding.
Polonaise. 5881.
Souvenir de la cote d’Azur. 12238.
Und als mein schatz auf’s wandern
4807.
11625.
11783.
ging. 17557.
Weihnachtsgedanken. 3010.
Kay (KX.) In the land of the golden
sun. 21455.
Kayser (H. E.) Thirty-six elementary
and progressive studies. 138949.
Keach (L.):
Auld lang syne. 10887 (6).
Bohemian girl. 194387 (2).
Minstrel songs. 19437 (15).
Musical favorite. 19487 (16).
Sylvia intermezz. 7182 (28).
Kealing (E. B.) 5050.
Keane (M.):
I could moon forever round a star
like you. 1891.
My little spotlight queen.
Keaney (P. M.) When the evening
sun is sinking. 17665.
Kearns (J. J.), jr. Summer
20577.
Kearns (W. A.) Moon, moon, don’t
come out too soon. 2286.
Kedzie music co., ine. When you're in
Linger near.
5447.
days.
wrong. 27504.
Keefer (W. T.) Orange groove schot-
tische. 24911 (49).
Keel (F.):
My true love hath my heart.
11858.
Tell me not, sweet. 12311.
Weep you no more. 12444.
Keelen (J. C.): My love is a-dreaming
of me. 16908.
Keeler (HE. EH.) Once every year.
24034.
Keene (J. R.):
Dancing in the light of the moon.
21058.
pt. 111, 0. 8., v.5
Keene (J. R.)—Continued.
Think of me, do. 27299.
This ain’t no place for a minister’s
son. 22205.
Keene (U.) Sinner, Jesus is calling
for.you., 190g
Keeton (A. C.) Meditation. 5263.
Keil GA. We):
Childhood days. 19618.
She's the fairest flower Norway
ever grew. 22046.
Keil (T.) Valse junior.
Keith (C.):
Annie. 15759.
Beneath the old elm tree.
Caramona. 119.
Courting by the ’phone.
Grace’s lucky shoe lace.
In dear old sunny Florida.
Jolly time. 26098.
Murmuring sea. 20236.
My Billy is a soldier boy.
Old schoolhouse. 14585.
Roses. 9962.
Somebody. 10191.
Standing by the old gateway.
10254.
Keith (J. C.) Wynona.
Keith, Prowse & Co.:
Barearolle. 12754.
Beatrice. 17882.
Begorrah. 74383.
Belle of Britanny. 67, 1297.
Black Donald. 3453.
Bouquet (A) 22660.
Corisande. 22817.
Désir d’amour. 3860.
Druid’s prayer. 3488, 18060.
Fisherman John. 8187.
Gin and bitters. 8262.
Gulistan. 11346.
Heart’s desire. 4420.
Idylle (An) 17988.
In my airy aeroplane.
Katawampus. 238520.
Line of beauty. 8993.
Malony stampede. 14188.
My bungalow in Bond _ street.
15409.
7444.
7784.
19847.
8689.
5416.
19413.
18389.
18701.
Terrapin two-step. 10384.
Fu dir. 108%.
Keithley (F. C.):
Glide (The) away rag.
Vivacity rag. 10610.
Keldorfer (V.):
Belsazar. 3410.
Ich bin ein grosser herre. 8645.
Kéler-Béla :
Romantie overture. 14880.
Son of the Puszta. 20540.
Keller (—) O could I teach the night-
ingale. 9504.
Keller (B.):
Abschied. 20821.
Am himmelstor.
18184.
15738.
1824
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Keller (B.)—Continued.
Ave Maria von Oberammergau.
15791.
Einen freund begegnet ich. 21121.
Kinst.. 21123.
Es ragt ins meer der runenstein.
16150.
Kollin. 21526.
Lied des schmiedes. 16649.
Keller (C. R.) Witches at night. .
17705.
Keller (G.)
dunkles haar.
Keller (O. R.)
17417.
Kellerman (L.):
At twilight.
Nun schmiicke mir dein
16968.
Sunbeam and rose.
25033.
Convent bells at eventide. 25373.
Flight of the witches. 25631.
In the convent garden. 26017.
Shipwreck (The) 270309.
Song of the meadow Jark. 27101.
Vesper chimes. 27401.
Young nun’s prayer. 27587.
Kelley (E. S.) Lady (The) picking
mulberries. 23563.
Kelley (G.W.) Old BelleIsle. 21833.
Kelley (M. A.) When Jeffries meets
Johnson. 12455.
Kelley (T.):
Certain party rag.
for ), 25261.
I’m looking for a dear old lady.
25945.
I wonder if you love me. 19981.
Kellie (L.) New album of ten songs.
22726, 24911
26540.
Kellogg (C. W.) Yale blue forever.
Ag 72Z1.
Kelly (—) In the valley ’mong the
Pennsylvania hills. 138822.
Kelly (C. D.) Aurelia waltz. 12565
(hk)
Kelly (C. J.) Liveslovealway. 20111.
Kelly (E). Newfoundland waltz.
23933.
Kelly (EH. H.) music pub. co.:
Be careful Mary. 7409.
He’s me kiddo. 19889.
Kelly (F. S.):
Caprice. 21519.
Choler. 21000.
Idyl. 21520.
Lament. 215383.
Reminiscence. 21949.
Sea-piece. 22022.
Kelly (H.) music pub. co. You're the
sweetest girl of all. 27580.
Kelly (J. EK. C.):
Curiosity. 138037.
Down in the shady lane. 21099.
Sweet dreams of you. 15207.
Kelly (J. H.) Imperial guard march.
19997.
Kelsey (J. C.)
Dear old man. 11149.
Kelsey (J. D.)
Kelso (V. C.)
Song in the heart. 909.
I’se wiser than I looks
to be. 4602.
Kemp (H.) Eloped in a flying ma-
chine. 13234.
Kemp (W.) Vaudeville song. 19301.
me: (W.) At the old cross roads.
7331.
Kendall (A.):
Kendall (A. 8S.)
2254.
"Liza had hold of my hand. 26235.
Playing the game in the west.
9712.
Messiah is King.
Kendall (EK. F.):
Kendall (P.)
Charme d’amour.
22740.
Where the waters ebb and _ flow.
19377.
7640, 17926,
Un of Mi Za:
Kendis (—):
Angel eyes.
1219;
Bachelor life. 7378.
Havana. 7182 (124), 8397, 21305,
22440 (27).
Hello! how qd you do, hello!
138615, 17742 (5).
If you promise to behave. 23411,
Listen to that jungle band. 21573,
22440 (42).
Love me with your big blue Sune
26269.
Lucky boy. 23682.
Springtime brings roses and ait.
244638.
What good is water, when you’re
dry? 15524, 17742 (94).
You ain’t got the girl ’till the
ring is on her finger. 7132,
12565 (81).
Kendis & Paley:
If you promise to behave. 28411.
Kendol
9304.
Springtime brings roses and you.
24463.
(Bs) Missouri state song.
Kenfield (L.
5516.
seales.
New and eee, method.
Thirty six exercises and
6656.
—-enna—CW.j—On-a_joy—ride--a04t——
Kennedy (A.):
kennedy
found the North pole.
IKKennedy
the golden shore.
Kennedy
Dba keane
Kennedy (T. KF.) Pa
Kennedy
dids sing.
Rest thee. 5959.
Song of the sea.
Star of the sea.
GE’. sedis)
22099.
20814 (25)
Never mind
5D13.
When we meet on
15571.
Prairie queen.
who
(Gan Vic)
(L.) 9753,
’s old girl. 14668.
(W.) sack where the Katy-
20894.
s
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Kennett (A.):
Can’t you hear the bagpipes call-
ing.” rabSiale
In the land where the beautiful
Conway flows. 21456.
Keep the anchor charm I gave
you. 26127.
Lady moon, good night. 4957.
Kenney (KE. R.) When the silv’ry
‘moon is shining, Phyllis dear.
24814.
Kent (B.) Turn those eyes away.
24672, 24911 (182).
Kent (9.):
Dorothy’s rose. 197.
In the land of sunshine. 472.
Little Dutch garden. 6554.
Little girl. 555.
To and fro, so soft and slow.
192338:
Kent (Ff. A.) Elly Kelly, I love you.
8020.
Kent (J.) Hear my prayer, O God.
1834.
Kent (R. F.):
I am going home to mother. 4512.
Remember me, Irene. 5951.
Kent & Heidkamp. I want to be
kissed in a tax-i-cab. 25962.
Kern iG. (Ds):
Hight little girls. 22954.
I don’t want you to be a sister to
me. 21369.
Suzette and her pet. 1153 (110).
Whistle when you’re lonely.
22368.
Kern (K. W.)
Kern (M. R.):
New commandment. 679.
Praise the name of the Lord. 774.
Thou shalt love the Lord. 1000.
Ye are my friends. 1142.
Year’s at the spring. i148.
Kerr CE Dae
Playin’ honeymoon. 18882, 27733.
Ride me in a big balloon. 14853.
Your love is my guiding star.
19427, 27752.
Kerr (H. W.):
Vision glorious. 15450.
When you marry a girl for looks.
15578, 17742 (96).
Kerr (J. McD.):
Come let us worship. 15984.
Crucified One. 13028.
Forward to battle. 138381.
Great Physician. 13526.
Hallelujah I am free. 13555,
He ealleth. 13586.
He loved me so. 13590.
See Kern (C. W.).
pe pee GAs BLS) WORT) (Ege joules. His grace is sufficient. 13631.
ee b , I will follow Thee. 138749.
Kenyon (N.) Hughie Colquhoun. If you want to be happy be good.
13653. 16492.
Keough (J.) Snowflake. 2709. More precious than rubies. 14352.
Keppler (W. A.) Whose baby are Oh how I love Him. 14559,
you. 22374. Shepherd leads me. 17304.
Kern (B.) Cigarettes. 25319. Sing of Christ the Savior. 15036.
Kern (C. W.): What a precious Friend He is.
Arrival of the queen. 12668. 15521.
Bluebells. 25167. Kerr bros. :
Call to arms. 25227. All shall be thine. 12601.
Evening shadows. 4081. Be good if you want to be happy.
Florentina. 1680. AZINE
Harp player and his son. 19879. Bible (The) 12794.
Heather rose. 25824. Call on the Lord. 12882,
Jack-in-the-pulpit. 26074. Calling to-day. 12884.
Lady’s slippers. 26166. Come to-day. 12968.
Lilacs. 26218. Coming home. 12976.
Little violet. 26230. Crucified One. 18028.
Marche légére. 5219. Ending the conflict. 18248.
Moonlight on the river. 18674. Fountain most precious. 13384.
Morning patrol. 2292. Fullness of blessing. 13415.
"Neath the American flag. 14466. Get right with God. 13447.
On the bluffs. 11935. He loved me so. 13590.
Our army and navy. 11952. He redeemed me. 13591.
Rippling wavelets. 12072. He will welcome me. 138601.
Slavonia. 27066. - Hundred years from to-day. 13657.
Spinner (The) 27187. I’il be there, will you. 18696.
Summer days. 27184. I love to tell. 13707.
Valse heroique. 19294. Jesus died for me. 138893.
Valse noble. 27390. Jesus, my Jesus. 13898.
Valse pittoresque. 2930. King’s highway. 13971.-
Violets. 27411. Let the music roll. 14046.
1826
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Kerr bros.—Continued.
Life of blessing. 14071.
Out on the hill tops. 14645.
Praise ye Jehovah. 14761,
Ring the gospel. 14860.
Saviour with Thee. 14940.
Sing of Christ the Saviour. 15036.
Sing praises. 15038.
Sinner like me. 15047.
Something more for you.
Song divine. 15100,
Tell the glad story. 17462.
There’s glory in my soul. 15285.
Victory life. 15435.
Vision glorious. 15450.
Walking with me. 15479.
What will you do with Jesus.
15534.
When the golden
15559.
Who is on the Lord’s side.
Wonders of grace. 15634.
Write Thy new name on my
heart. 15655.
Yes that’s so.
Kerssen (—)
Kessel (G.):
gates unfold.
15662.
Miner’s dream. 2264.
Brich hervor, du erdenkreis. 1349.
11085.
Sweet Pauline waltz.
Christ ist erstanden.
Kessels (J.)
12290.
Kessler (H.):
Babette. 20886.
Belleclaire. 15835.
Herz ist trumpf. 21333.
Heure tendre. 4446.
Husarenheimkehr. 11410.
Jaigergrtisse. 21480.
Ostern in Rom. 21856.
Scheiden und meiden. 22012.
Silver lano. 24872.
Wikingsfahrt. 12509.
Ketélbey (A. W.) Canzonetta. 26130.
| Ketter (L. V.) Will you make my
dreams come true. 7052.
Keuenhof (W.) Missouri. 143820.
Keusche (Die) Barbara. 24967, 25973,
Pole. 26586, 27037,. 27467, 27469,
VA EsYs\ Os
Keusche (Die) Sussanne. 19349, 19867,
207338, 23526.
Keystone pub. co.
4979.
Keyt (W. B.)
18690.
Lead kindly light.
Mountain breeze.
| Keyzer (L.)
Ondine (L’) 9608.
Romance de la montansier. 9933.
Khowantchina. 4905, 13955.
Kidd (B. L.) His love is in my soul.
19902.
mgd (H.S.) Old glory. 17020.
Kiefer (Mrs. L. B.) Lullapalooza
Lou. 26290.
Kiefer (W. H.) Sylvan rose. 19161.
15095.
15594.
Kienzl (W.) :
Alte Derfiling. 3192.
Evangelimann (Der) 11216,
22970.
TFiinf gesiinge. 13957.
Genesung. 19817.
Hinauf. 19900.
Im rosenduft. 19995.
Jugend. 4865.
Liebesorakel. 20088.
Musikus wollt’ fréhlich sein. 5405.
O schéne jugendtage. 5595.
Old German sheperd’s song. 7182
(64).
Sterne (Die)
Kiernan (H. A.)
20566.
Chanticleer. 12922.
Kies (H.) On an airship honeymoon.
9587.
Kiesling (S. G.) Angel’s dream.
15754.
Killgrove (T. H.):
Balm in Gilead. 3388.
For there shall be no night there.
4138.
Get the flame. 42831.
Jesus is living with me. 4831.
When the harvest isin. 6984.
Kilmer (B. J.)
Kilner (H.)
18178.
Kimball (A.):
Christmas
22774.
Housekeeper
23296.
Ikimball (EK. P.)
20683.
Kimball (F. R.):
Angelic voices. 25006.
Chanticleer. 20986.
Dreams at sunset. 21104.
Love’s message. 21618.
Kimmeth (F. J.) Kimmeths chording
chant: 921522:
Kimmins (G. T.):
Guild of play book of festival and
dance. 356.
Guild of play book
dances. 25781.
Kind (G.) Prisoner at the bar.
Kinder (R.):
Caprice. 23528.
oan 23758.
Kindlinger (J.):
Far from thee.
Florella. 13858.
In the twilight hour.
Magdalena. 9103.
Pretty Alpine lass.
King (A.):
Awake, the starry midnight hour
hangs charm’d. 22559.
While I listen to thy voice. 27514.
King (A. J.) United States of Amer-
ica. 27376.
Nervous kid. 5508.
Gift (The) I bring thee.
time is here again.
(The) barndance.
Valse de phantom.
of national
14777.
4067.
4731.
5874.
1827
INDEX
Dt, THE 2E-S:, we S
King (B.) Gay Ethiopia’s dream.
8240.
King (C.):
Heart of June. 382.
Pearl of love. 749.
Spray of violets. 27141.
That’s ever loving love. 20616.
You’d just as well to be guilty.
10848.
You might just as well be guilty.
15682.
King (C. H.) Arise, my love, my fair
one. 12664.
King (EK. J.) Sacred harp. 172380.
King (HE. L.) Greater Canton. 4840.
King (F. G.)
(21), 12948.
King (H.):
Fairy and the flower.
Sweetheart o’ mine.
IineCE.- C5)
8018.
ine, (IK 1,.)
American beauty waltz. 3204.
Artarmo band book. 12671.
Avenger march. 3310.
Conqueror overture. 7
Dance of the imps. 3880
Desdemona. 21074.
Devil and the deep blue sea.
Emblem of freedom. 13237.
Evening shadows. 8070.
Excelsior galop. 8087.
Gateway city march.
Joy riders. 4856.
Love’s way waltz. 9033. -
Loyal Americans. 14161.
Mareh 2 M. B.. 22011.
Melody shop march.
Military life. 9286.
Moonlight on the Nile.
My lady waltz. 93895.
Over the stars waltz. 9640.
Ponderoso march. 9730.
Rifle rangers. 5978.
Roll of honor march. 9924.
Siren (The) 10146.
Southern roses. 6415, 10226.
Triumph march. 10487.
Venetian beauties. 6823.
Victor march. 10590.
Water lilies waltz. 10666.
Westlawn dirge. 15515.
King ((O2)::
Awake up my glory.
Christ our Passover.
Day-dreams. 25426.
Du skall ilska Herren din Gud.
21107.
Elves of the wild-wood.
Good-night. 25754.
Joy and pleasure. 26104.
Like as the hart desireth.
Lyre and flower. 26292.
Now a smile. 26579.
Climb boys climb. 12565
18112.
19153.
Elks funeral march.
21076.
21217.
21682.
5362.
3314.
7680.
25542.
23608.
King (O.)—Continued.
O love the Lord, all ye His saints.
21810.
One thought. 5666.
Postlude. 9747.
See, the dawn from heaven is |
breaking. 2651.
King CR. Aj)s
Cupid’s dream. 19663.
If you loved me. 4668. —
My lady’s eyes. 5441.
King (R. L.) Celestial choir.
King (T. E.) Flag (The) 4102.
King (V.) Nuit d’eté. 23954.
King (W.):
St. Patrick’s day. 12101.
Summer in my heart. 22139.
King Highball. 7902.
King of Hilarian ) gaz isi SAGs,
8923, 10500, 10887 (92), 10887 (94).
10887 (106), 10887 (125), 10887
(155), 10887 (198).
King’s praises. 16603.
Kingsley (B. G.) Voices of home,
sweet home. 19309.
Kingsley (F.) Winnie Lee. 3065.
Kingsley (F. M.) Love triumphant.
11677.
Kingston
28558.
Kinkel (C.):
Mountain belle schottische. 16864.
Whisperings of love. 17684, 27516.
See also Winkel (K.).
Kinkel (K.):
Chiming bells of long ago.
(5).
Cinnamon rose polka.
Errand of love. 15704 (8).
Heavenward. 15704 (10),
(allay,
May blossoms.
Red bird waltz.
Silver bells mazurka.
Kinne (S. D.):
Glory, glory, glory. 18185.
His love is so precious to me.
18263.
Looking unto Jesus. 18551.
New Doxology. 18750.
Overcomer’s city. 18828.
Pass me not by. 18845.
Pentecost banner. 18861.
Pentecostal battle song.
Refuge. 18935.
Settled long ago. 19050.
Worship of the spirit. 19409.
Kinnear (G.):
I'll be your Cock Robin. 13698.
Land of some day. 16629.
Love that lie in woman’s eyes.
16700.
My senorita. 5464.
Not for mine. 16959. -
Two little, blue little eyes.
(M.) Kommen till mig.
17742
15704 (29).
7182 (68).
29440 (11).
18862.
1828
17907.
7182 (20).
15704
17549.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Kinnear mus. pub. co. My senorita.
5464.
Kinney (M. W.) One shepherd, one
pasture, one fold. 2422.
Kirby (W. U.) When the bogey-man
sez boo! 6980.
Kirehl (A.) Zwei heitere lieder.
13972.
Kirchner (F.) :
Bells of Strassburg. 7440.
Danse ukraine. 21063.
Kirchoff (M.) I wonder when he is
21417.
Maiennacht am Rbein.
coming home.
Kirchoff (P.)
16745.
Kirk (C.) Knights Templar musical
service. 15981.
Kirkland (G.) | Hush-a-bye_ waltz.
16414.
Kirkpatrick (W. J.)
Ah, my heart.
Ark of praise.
Covert of His wings.
Ere the sun goes down.
(22).
Forward go. 25644.
Gathering jewels. 7182 (31).
Glory for what He has done. 4258.
Glory to the Lamb. 7182 (82).
Go and tell Jesus. 7182 (33).
Growing up for Jesus. 3119 (131).
7182 (1).
NLSZ (5).
10887 (17).
10887
Hear, Father, hear our prayer.
4414.
Heaven at last. 7182 (36).
His strength is
113898.
Home at last. 38119 (140).
Hood’s carols. 27625.
I have an every day Savior.
made _ perfect.
11420.
I hope to meet you all in glory.
27626.
‘I left it all with Jesus. 10887
(Sr).
I long to be holy. 4564.
In Thy mercy. 26028.
Is your lamp burning. 7182 (42).
Jesus comes. 7182 (48).
Jesus loves the little ones. 3119
(149).
Jesus saves. 38119 (151), 15704
(25).
Jesus will save you now. 3119
(152).
Joy bells are ringing. 4855.
Just as Iam. 11570.
Keep on. 27628.
Kind words are always best.
27629.
Lift the cross. 7182 (46).
Lo the golden fields are smiling.
7182 (47).
Look to Jesus. 7182
Lord, Thou art mine.
(48).
7182 (49).
Kirkpatrick (W. J.)—Continued.
Lord, what wilt Thou have me to
do. 7182 (50).
Mercy is boundless and full. 7182
(53).
Mercy’s free. 27637.
Moment by moment. 26429.
Never doubt your Savior. 11871.
Nothing for Jesus. 7182 (60).
O bless the Lord. 3119 (166).
O hear the Savior’s voice. 11892.
Praise ye the Lord. 5861.
Pray and wait. 7182 (66).
Redeemed. 7182 (69).
Redeeming love. 3119 (179).
Royal fountain. 15704 (46).
Same old Gospel. 26954.
Save me now. 6082.
Shine and keep sweet. 12174.
Sin no more. 7182 (80).
Sing unto God. 6287.
-Songs of redeeming love.
(164).
Songs of the century. 27110.
Speak a loving word for Jesus.
27133.
Then, O then abide with me.
12326.
They shall shine. 12337.
"Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus.
7182 (89).
Under Thy care. 273872.
Veterans of the cross. 6841.
Wages of sin. 7182 (93).
Wanderer, come. 7182 (94).
We are coming. 27676.
We have an anchor. 7182 (95).
1153
What hast thou for me. 7182
(97).
Will they ring for me. 27535.
Wilt thou be made whole. 7182
(100).
Work for Jesus. 27679.
Wrestling Jacob. T1111.
You can never be lonely with Je-
sus. 12541.
Kirwan (G. B.):
Could I but be a child again.
13004.
If I could win your love. 135769.
T’ll ne’er forget thro’ eternity.
1STON.
Kissing girl. 521, 2990.
Kissinger (A. T.) Sailor's dream.
20462.
Kissinger (J. H.) I dare not stand
idle. 1898.
Kisskalt (H. L.):
Could you love some one at first
sight. 22822.
Double eagle two step. 13815d.
King of two steps. 238583.
Stars don’t twinkle. 27158.
Won’t you be little duckie.
20780.
my
1829
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v.5 |
Kistner (Fr.):
Am waldbach. 3200.
Am Weihnachtsbaume die lichter
brennen. 17770.
Barkarole. 10984.
Blast nur, ihr stiirme. 11011.
Bleibe bei uns, Herr! 3461.
Brauttanz (Der) 20955.
Charfreitag. 12924.
Christ, ein Gartner. 3682.
Des jahres letzte stunde. 18010.
Estomihi. 13256.
Frau Sonne. 4159.
Fruehlingssturm.
Gavotte. 11298.
Georg von Fronsperg. 13445.
Gesang des lebens. 19818.
Getrost. 4232.
Gnomentanz.
Giildne sonne. 21298.
Hohe schule. 25855.
Ich bin ein grosser herre. 8645.
Ihr kinderlein kommet. 18369.
Invoeavit. 18853.
Jane Grey. 4808.
Judica. 13917.
Kirmes. 11588.
Kleine suite. 13979.
Kleiner walzer. 11593.
Litare. 13997.
Leichte variationen. 4992,
Letzter wunsch. 5014.
Liebesahnung. 5026.
Morgen, kinder, wird’s was geben.
18677.
Miihlenlied. 11815.
Nach jahren. 5487.
Nordisches stAndchen. 14497.
O du frohliche, O du selige. 18766.
O tannenbaum, O tannenbaum.
18778.
O webr es nicht.
Oeculi. 14544.
Palmarum. 14655.
Polnisch. 12012.
Reminiscere. 14831.
Rote beeren. 6031.
Sang fahrender schiiler. 24265.
Schmerz und trost. 12132.
Schmetterling. 12133.
Septaugesimae. 14975.
Sexagesimae. 14991.
Sonate. 22180.
Sonett. 18987.
Sonntagsglocken. 12223.
Stille nacht, heilige nachte. 19123.
Stisser die glocken nie klingen.
19138.
23074.
18190, 21248.
5602.
Tochter Zion, freue dich. 19237.
Trauungslied. 6717.
Valse d’amour. 15405.
Weihnachtslied. 6945.
Wiederkehr. 7038.
Wohl dem, der nicht wandelt.
7084.
Kistner (Fr.)—Continued.
Zigeunertanz. 12557.
Zu Bethlehem geboren. 19481.
Kjerulf (H.):
Cradle song. 38771.
He’s calling for you. 21309.
Lullaby. 11692.
Wiegenlied. 24840.
Klaass (R.):
Bunte reihe. 25208.
Violin-album. 6859, 27414.
Klaitz & McNamara. Is your sister
just as nice as you. 26046.
Klaphake (L. R.) Improved rapid
system of ragtime piano playing.
11490.
Klassert (M.):
Albumblatt. 24947.
Biene (Die) 25142.
Gavotte. 25678.
In der gondel. 26008.
Perfetuum mobile. 26741.
Walzer. 26147. :
Klausner (H.) If you’d whisper yes
dear. 23408.
Kleber (H.) Target march. 27667.
Klein (A. R.):
In the city of Detroit. 21446.
Sally, pride of Texas coast. 2607.
Sweetest flower of all. 2800.
Texas, my ranch-girl queen. 6608.
Worrying. 7107.
Klein (B.) Macht auf das tor.
Klein (B.-O2):
Salve regina. 24268.
Thy life was given for me. 6672.
Klein (G.) Since mother learned to
play the game of whist. 6274.
Klein (H.) Vertige valse. 2951.
Klein (M.):
After dark. 8, 7182 (102).
Canaries (The) 3579, 19584.
Eagle (The) 13206.
Fifty years ago. 21183.
9100.
I think such a lot of you. 489,
1917, T1822 Gsae
If I had you in my canoe. 449,
1941, 3119 (85).
Love is like a rainbow. 23660,
24911 (140).
Loving. 21619, 22440 (45), 23679.
McCoy. 21838, 15704 (112).
Maids of Niagara. 21636, 24911
(144).
March along to the sound of the
band. 590, 7182 (158).
Meet me where the lanterns glow.
605, 9228, 18626, 21678, 23763.
Mister Right. 2276.
Night has a thousand eyes. 5523.
Nightingale (The) 14485.
Proposal duet. 780, 7182 (166).
Robins (The) 5992, 14868.
Seaside frolics. 22024, 24911
(168).
1830
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Klein (M.)—Continued.
Skipping rope dance. 22068.
Sons of every nation. 22106, 24911
(166).
Swallows (The) 10817, 22148.
Take a trip to the seaside. 24540.
There is no North or South to-
day. 22195, 24596, 24911 (177).
Trip to Japan. 6723, 10485.
Yachting. 22415, 24911 (192).
Yodeling Yan. 38095*, 3119 (100).
Kleinecke (G.) Sweetheart of my
dreams. 27218.
Kleinmichel (R.}:
Elementary piano school. 138233.
Neue volistiindige klavierschule.
16936.
Klengel (J.):
Drittes konzertino.
Tigliche tibungen.
2078.
2804, 20594.
Klengel (P.) Nachtgesang. 9434.
Klickmann (F. H.):
After the round up. 24987.
Dear old County Mayo.
7182 (110).
Every girl I get the other fellow
steals. SO77.
Garland of ferns. 138424.
I heard the clock strike one six
times. 8560.
Just a dream of you dear.
Melody at dawn. 26882.
Reason I like you. 12047.
Sleeping doll waltz. 22071.
1529,
21505.
Will Santa Claus remember me.
7047.
Klima (J.) In the summer time.
16518.
Kline (E.) Twilight and you. 10508.
Kline (O.) Girlie. 13456.
Kling (C.):
At the blacksmith’s. 25030.
Beneath the trees. 25124.
Kling (H.) ‘Transposition. 27341.
Klinger (K.) Sonate. 2074.
Klingler (C.) One dollar bill. 14605.
Klinkingbeard (J. E.) Do you love
me now as you did long ago. 1550.
Kiinner (C.):
Aventiure. 12711.
Leben. 8908.
Waldesfriede. 2988.
Wenn mein midel winkt. 10695.
Klohr (J.) American concert albui
for orches. 8205.
Klohr (J. H.) Federation. 11239.
Klonowski (T.) Alpuhara. 22945.
Kiose (H.)) Mokena. 11791.
Klose (O.) Wedding serenade. 10687,
10887 (208).
Klove (Ff. H.) Crazy Jane. 1490.
Kluge felleisen. 4984.
mmoch (F.):
Andulko Safafova.
Lov sokoli. 20120.
20852.
Kmoch (F.)—Continued.
Musik kommt. 19279.
Pod naSima okny. 5817.
Slavnostni pochod. 20512.
Unter kameraden. 19279.
Vitezny. 20707.
Knab (A.):
Koseliedchen. 18479.
Puhste muhme. 18917.
Knaben wunderbraut. 10482.
Knablin (O. F.) Our Teddy. 17047.
Knaizel (O. F.) Modern march. 2279.
IKkneeshaw (L. A.) Petite Mignon. 756.
IKxneisel (A.) Sonate. S870.
Knickerbocker music co.:
Could I but be a child again. 13004.
Ill neer forget thro’ eternity.
138701.
Kniffin (S. W.) Toot’s barn dance.
12355.
Knight (F. J.) I love you dearly, why
do you doubt me. 16445.
<nishtie (ys Ps
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
822, 2568, 17192, 26894.
She wore a wreath of roses. 22048.
Knight (J. 5Si)-) See, Knight. (CMirs:
J. S.).
Knight (Mrs. J. 8S.) Knight waltzes.
15704 (26).
Knight (N. B.) Comet shottishe.
25360.
Knight (R.):
Felicity. 4080.
Sleep, darling, sleep. 15052.
Knight bros. & Sawtelle.
bird. 6576.
Knippenberg (A. & R.):
How’d you like to be my summer
fink, wSOny.
Lightfoot. 20093.
Love me. 20127.
Moonshine O. 20219.
That’s telling. 20618.
You’re the only kid for me.
Ixnippenberg (R.):
College rag. 19680.
Cupid’s pranks. 19664.
Knipper (W. H.) That African rag.
27269.
Knoch (A. A.)
15668.
Tattle tale
20801.
York high school
‘Knéchel (W.) :
Concertwalzer. 12991.
Menuett. 14277.
Morgenstimmung. 143854.
Ohne sorgen. 14575.
Knoll (A. C.) See that my grave's
kept green. 10071.
Knopf (M.) Dame (Die) von Moulin
Rouge. 19668, 22844.
Knowles (C.) Carolina. 19595.
Knowles (R. A.) Round old Sulphur
Spring Park. 2595.
1831
INDEX
pt. ITI, n. s., v.5
Knowlton (F. S.):
God in heaven, hear our singing.
25731.
Merry Christmas. 23785.
Thanksgiving. 27268.
Knowlton (I. L.) You are so struck
on yourself. 12540.
Knox (H. B.) ’Neath the mistletoe.
9448.
Knox (C5. 1.) e
Be merciful after thy power.
15704 (4).
O pray for the peace. 10887 (51).
Knudsen (C. B.):
Ma Cindah Lindah. 23691.
Knuth (—):
Those were the happy days.
19214.
Though it’s years now since she
left me. 19215.
Knutson (Mrs. C. J.) It was once a
happy home. 4791.
Koanzaland. 2080.
Kochs CC) ais) s:
Danger. 21060.
Under the flag. 22239.
Ixoch (C. P.) Prelude and fugue on
the name Bach. 17124.
Koch (E.) Petits coqs. 5777.
Koch (F. E.) Stindflut (Die) 1740S.
Koch (H. O.) Id like to sail in an
aeroplane. 1892.
Koch (W.) She’s my queen. 27020.
Koebelin (W.) Why don’t you smile.
17693.
Kohler (L.):
Little school of velocity. 21581.
Technische virtuosen-studien ftir
klavier-spieler. 15244.
Kohler (O.) Evening devotion.
INohler’ (Ps) “Erio,. 26612.
Koehler-Wtimbach (W.):
Advent. 1172, 24929.
Weibnachten. 3009, 27465.
Koehn (E. A.) Nivanzi, ’tis greening-
time. 20280.
Koelling (C.):
Heart (The) 4416, 25821.
O land that in Jehovah’s name.
16979, 18773.
Kdllner (E.) Morning wood. 11802.
IKkoenen (F.) In honorem SS. Eucha-
ristiae. 26011.
Konig Zipapek, der edele zwerg.
6190, 7170.
Koennemann (M.)
16241.
Koeppen (P.):
Intermezzo. 4217.
O Isis und Osiris.
Romanze. 6009.
Schlummerlied. 6106.
Seelen. 6142.
Sommernachtstraum.
Weihe. 6944.
4029.
Fremersberg (Le)
5393.
5292.
4641,"
Koerfer (F.) Vergissmeinnicht. 17591.
onli W ; )s
Cowboy girl. 22825.
My Mexican rose. 5454.
My sweetheart. 5472.
Kohler (H.):
Dixie echoes. 3878.
Golden butterfly. 4283.
Silvery starbeams. 6270.
IKxohls (L.) Be my sweetheart. 15816.
Koliskey (S.) My pretty Japanee.
14482.
Kollo (W.):
Ach Max, hast du ’ne nase. 1166.
Am schonsten ist’s bei uns zu
haus. 38199.
Berlin bleibt Berlin.
Bim-bum. 7466.
Du, du, du gleichst den rosen.
3938-3940.
Grasemtickechen (Das) 4831, 8342.
Kleine niggergirl. 13978, 18477,
1307.
23541.
Kleinen (Die) krabben. 2070,
16609.
Krabbelkopfchen. 2084.
Kuhnheim wo warst du die vorigo
nacht. 4947.
London girl. 26238-26240.
Midel’s habt ihr denn kein herz.
26308.
Mein freund der Meyer und ich.
26377.
Mein lieber, stisser schatz.
Niggergirl two step. 5522.
Nudelburger (Der). 5558.
Rolle-rille-rutsch. 26898.
Steuerzahler (Der) 2762.
Was liegt bei Lehmann unterm
apfelbaum. 27443. |
5271.
7116, TEL,
Yankee doodle madel.
Kollros (C.):
Ave Maria. 7361.
Cardinal. 3588.
Kolzschmar (H.) Serenade. 12160.
Komnickilgo (E.) Marsz sokotow
wielkopolskich. 24662.
Komzak (K.) Bad’ner mad’In. 15803.
Koninsky (S.):
I’d give the world to call you
mine. 8540.
Love tales. 2167.
Koninsky music ¢o.:
Beautiful queen of night. 17835.
I'd give the world to call you
mine. 8540.
I get so lonesome for you. 25913.
In the land where the shamrock |
grows. 23445.
King of the air.
Love tales, 2167.
Love’s serenade. 23670.
Matinie girl. 23748.
Oh you rag. 14571.
23532.
1832
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Koninsky music co.—Continued.
Only a chain of daisies. 14611.
Take me up in an aeroplane.
24545.
Konta (R.) Zwei gedichte. 526.
Koogle (H.L.) Thanksgiving songster.
t.
Kopp (K.):
Girlie. 8267.
Just be my honey dear. 11571.
Korbel (J.):
Girlie. 8267.
Just be my honey dear. 11571.
Korenag (J.)
21420.
Korn (R. H.)
If a bird to you I'd fly.
Carnival queen. 19594.
Kornbau (C. H.) Strolling: 6482.
Korngold (E. W.):
Pierrot und Colombine. 24117.
Schneemann (Der) 17257.
Serenade. 24332.
Koschat (T.):
Forsaken. 276, 1153 (151).
Verlassen. 12409.
Kottaun (C.):
*Arry and ’Arriet. 3271.
Messalina. 2258.
Kothe (R.):
Kothe-abend. 18480.
Kovacs (S.):
Barufostus’s dreame. 19516.
Bourrée bourrue. 12833.
Toceata. 13984.
Kovarik (F.):
Musik (Die) kommt. 19279.
Unter Kameraden. 19279.
Kowalewsky (A.) Oh how sick I’m
feeling now. 11915.
Kowalski (H.):
Roses de Bohéme. 18983.
Salut 4 Pesth. 22000, 26952.
Koze (R.) Extase l'amour. 18106.
Kraft (A.) Win them one by one.
7059.
Krag (M. A.)
Kral (J. N.)
22547.
Krallman (F. W.) Oh, I’d iike to take
a ride in an aeroplane. 26637.
Kramm (G.) Felsenstrom (Der)
13315.
Krannig (S.) Heimatliebe.
Kranz (G. F.) music co.:
Boat song. 22642.
Capriccietto. 23257.
Caprice. 12124, 12125.
Gavotte. 23082.
Minnuettino. 11780.
Petite marche. 24099.
Sans souci. 12107.
Sonata, D minor, 12126.
Toceara, DO major. 12127.
Krapf (A.) Wonderful Infant divine.
3078.
Loves whisper. 9084.
Austrian defile march.
4429.
Krasinsky (F.) :
Blau bltimelein. 7478.
Mein lied am Rhein. 18628.
Schlagt derb aufs fass. 10039.
Kratz (H. H.) Appetite Pete. 3252.
Kratz (L. G.) Humorous quartets for
men’s voices. 25881.
Kraus (F. A.) Frolics of the crickets.
S198.
Kraus (M.) Only place that was made
for me is New York town. 21850.
Krause (A.):
Etude. 3119 (123).
Sonata. 13985, 13986.
Three instructive sonatas.
Krause (C.):
There’s a boy who calls. 27285.
Will someone please tell my papa.
27584.
Krause (E.):
Drei kurze orgelstticke.
Krause (P.) Neun kanonische choral
vorspiele. 11598.
Krause (R. M.) Lucinda. 26286.
Kraut (F. W.) Old Bay state. 17016.
Krebs (G. W.) Meet me to-night in
Shadow. 26375.
Krehbiel (H. E.):
Songs from the operas. 27107.
Voices from the golden age. 20708.
Kreider (N. W.) Six preludes. 16617.
Kreider (Mrs. R.) Ferro waltz. 4083,
16195.
Kreiser (H.):
For thee.
Kiss (The)
Kreisler (F.):
Caprice viennoise. 22711.
Liebesfreud. 23596.
Liebeslied. 23597.
Romance. 24222.
Schon rosmarin.
Tambourin chinois.
Krejcik (F.):
Marjanko, Marjanke.
Rajneracek. 21656.
Kremer (A. R.) Scenes of yesterday.
21528.
8877.
23040.
8856.
24301.
24547.
21656.
26975.
Kremer (C. W.) Portola march &
two-step. 5848.
Kremer (F.) Sa&ngerspruch. 21994.
Kremer (V.) co.:
After the round-up. 24957.
Angle worm wiggle. 20853.
Antlers march. 22520.
Any old time or any old place.
20857.
Anywhere with you. 93249.
Autumn sunset. 15787.
Barearolle. 26624.
Be sure you’re (W)right then go
ahead. 57.
Because of you. 25092.
Black Forest. 13827.
Border chief. 2
1833
Kremer (YV.) Co.
INDEX
Continued.
BooG:
Buccaneer (The)
Cavalieri. 25257.
Ciribiribin. 21008.
Cracker Jack rag. 154, 1153 (12).
Darling little Maurine. 11141.
Dat’s why I’m troubled so. 1520.
Dear old county Mayo. 1529, 7182
(110).
Don’t break
196.
Don’t forget me dearie. 25477.
Down in a shady glen. 1569.
Every beat of my heart is a mes-
sage of love. 22974.
Everybody wants to be my sister.
21157.
Hyes of blue. 1644.
Fairy’s dream. 4057.
Fighting Bob. 12565 (27), 133824.
Gaiety (The) 4194.
Gee, I’d like a little girl like you.
1734.
Go carry a message to Mother.
1766.
Happy and lucky.
13564.
I am waiting ’neath the maple on
the hill. 8587.
I can’t see why you are lonely,
love. 11415.
I have something in my
8558, 10887 (1382).
I know its so because I know.
1896.
I love no one but you. S585.
I love you more than words can
tell. 4571.
I’m gwine whar de chickens run
wil’. 1158 (49).
I— mo. 1959.
I never missed a miss like I miss
you. 28365.
I’ve got something in my eye. 4613.
Iman. 183872, 23420.
In the garden of love with you.
11514.
In the hills of Washington.
In the same old way.
(142), 11517.
In the valley
violets grow. 8716.
In wild rose time. 1981.
I’ Say taxi” cab in). mine:
(147), 115389.
Jester (The) 493.
Just a dream of you, dear. 21505.
Just a little broken hearted or-
phan boy. 11568.
Just a little faded flower. 2044.
Just a sweet bouquet of flowers.
4876.
Just remember that I love you
mother. 18941.
your engagements.
12565 (30),
eyes.
TO:
10887
where the purple
10887
1834
Pt. LE, MES) Wed
Kremer (V.) co.—Continued.
Just stop for a moment and think.
1153 (GLY;
Kimberly rag. 1153 (64).
King of the deep. 13968.
Kiss of the Miss I love. 1155
(65).
Lady of the lake. 2094, 7182
(148).
Let thy heart beat true. 20082.
Let’s pretend. 20080.
Little puff of smoke, good night.
20106.
Lovelight. 5135.
Love’s mirror. 26288.
Meet me in the park Mona. 9226.
*Mid the roses. 14290. i
Moonlight meditation. 14339.
Mother. 12565 (49), 14864.
My dreamland queen. 5423.
My Irish girlie. 5483.
My Pekin moon. 238894.
My sweetheart in the vale. 14443.
Never mind who found the North
Pole. 5513.
Off again, on again. 17000.
Oh my Miss Mandy. 9551, 10887
(lial:
Oh, you chicken. 5624.
Old moss covered bench. 5636.
Old red barn. 2410.
Old red school. 5688.
Playing a game with a pair of
eyes. 2487.
Playthings, that’s all.
Queen of the air.
14801.
Ragged beauties. 10887 (178).
Ragged Jack. 1153 (98).
Salute the flag. 26958.
Shame on Mister Moon. 6165.
She’s a patient of mine. 22045.
She’s the girl. 1153 (105).
She’s the only girl for me. 27021.
Speckled spider rag. 10887 (188),
15134.
Spooning with your sweetheart.
64386.
Streamers rag. 7182 (172).
Superstitious Sadie. 24517.
Sure fire rag. 10311, 10887 (190).
Sweet bird. 6522.
Teckamo. 12565 (68), 15245.
There’s no one aS Sweet as you.
1153 G22)
Try it again. 153848.
Twilight. 10507.
Twilight thoughts of you. 12875. -
Wanalitah. 2992.
Wanted a mama. 1065.
When I was a barefoot boy.
10722.
When I was Nellie’s beau. 1089.
When the daisies bloom again.
6982. ;
14727.
12565 (56),
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Kremer (Y.) co.—Continued.
Where the violets grow. 12482.
When you dream of the other
girl you love. 15575.
Why don’t the band play Dixie.
12497, 12565 (80), 15597.
Why have you changed your
mind. 70382.
Will Santa Claus remember me.
TOAT.
Will you make my dreams come
true. 7052.
Winnie Lee. 3065.
Won’t you be my papa. 38080.
You must make good to me.
20798.
Zuzu. 27600.
Kremser (E.):
Erntetag. 21148.
Friihlingsjubel. 21211.
Heimat, ewig liebe. 213820.
In starland. 11510.
Lenzlied (Das) 21547.
Wedding chorus. 27463.
Zum neuen jahr. 224384.
Krenkel (G.) Come away sweetheart.
3721.
Krentzlin (H. R.):
Barbier yon Sevilla.
Dorf-scenen. 7924.
Elfenreigen. 25535.
Freischtitz (Der) 25658.
Friihlingsjubel. 23078.
Im friihling. 25995.
Im rococo-kostiim.
Preciosa. 26784.
Regimentstochter (Die)
Soldatenmarsch. 27085.
Tanz in der waldschenke.
Tiirkisches rondo. 27355.
Weinachtsglocken. 24776.
Krentzlin (R.) Tiirkisches
27355.
Kress (L. M.) Cupid’s lessons.
Kretschmer (H.) Coronation
22819.
Kreuger (E.) For brighter days are
coming. 8166.
Kreusser (P. A.)
Kreutzer (R.)
26982.
25997.
25474.
27240.
rondo.
13036.
march.
May eve. 263862.
24 celébres sonates.
8878.
Kreutzlin (R.) Dragon flies. 16108.
Kreuz (E.):
Four old English country dances.
4942.
Norwegian suite. 5548.
Krever (A.) Perfection du mécanisme
du piano. 9679.
Kriedte (G.):
Spring meditation. 173889.
Valse eaprice. 123897.
Kriener (W.) You'll find the scenes
are brighter. 7139.
Kriens (C.):
A deux. 12566.
Kriens (C.)—Continued.
Ballade. 26155.
Boat song. 25169.
Chatterbox (The) 25278.
Des pays lointains. 16069.
Holland country dance. 25858.
In Holland. 16504.
Jennie kissed me. 16552.
Lettra d’adieu. 16645.
Livre de la vie. 14101.
May day frolic. 5252.
Mazourka hollandaise.
Meditation. 16794.
Nymphe bocagére.
Romance. 12077.
Soir (Le) 6884.
Sons du soir. 6402.
Souvenir de San Sebastian. 6417.
Valse coquette. 17571.
Vision. 17601.
Krier (G.):
Petit boun femme. 5770.
Valse brune. 6799, 24695.
Kritchman (S.) -My last good-bye.
11840.
Krobath (K.):
Giggelgaggel-bauernbaum
23094.
In den griben. 23480.
Mei’ stern. 23766.
Kroeger (H. R.):
Dream vision. 7941.
Hand expansions and contractions.
367.
Intermezzo hongroise. 8733, 10887
(144), 13835.
Mexican dance. 10887
(166), 14286.
Thou art my dream. ‘2856, 10887
26365.
2364.
(Die)
'
9275,
(196).
Kroéhne (P.) Passacaglia und fuge.
5742.
Krogmann (C. W.):
Coquette. 7768.
Ingénue (L’) 8729.
Krohn (E.) Whisperings of spring.
10768.
Krome (H.):
Baisers flétris. 12734.
Greif zu, wenn ein lachender
mund dir zum _ kusse winkt.
4348.
Kromer (C.):
Am briinnelein im walde. 19469.
Neckarrauschen. 673.
Kronke (H.):
A la mazur. 24918.
Allegretto con moto. 24960.
Allegro grazioso. 24961.
Awlae.», 15776.
Ballade. 26157.
Bereeuse. 3416.
Chant napolitain. 12917.
Chant sans paroles. 15
Con fuoco. 25865.
se)
Yo
sam
1835
68294—10——26
INDEX
pt. m4, 0. Ss. v. 5
Kronke (E.)—Continued.
Concert prelude. 3744.
Danse polonaise. 13064.
Hohe schule des vierten. 25855.
Humoreske. 18279.
Intermezzo. 16618.
Kleine suite. 13979.
Mélancolie. 186380.
Minuetto. 143809.
Nordisches stiindchen. 14497.
Old French dance. 5633.
Patetico. 26724.
Russian national dance. 6040.
Scéne romantique. 14945.
Serenata. 17292.
Sonett. 138987.
Spanish serenade. 6426.
Spieldose. 19112.
Tarentella. 27242.
Valse allemande. 17567.
Valse d’amour. 15405.
Valse légére. 15410.
Vivace. 27416.
Vivo leggiero, quasi presto.
27417.
Kronold (H.):
Air religieuse.
An eine verlorene.
Dein. 25441.
Dein lied. 25448.
Ewiger Mai. 25584.
Kirchhofgang. 26145.
Meernacht. 263873.
Romance. 2572.
Rosen. 26928.
Scene elégiaque..
Sphinx. 27136.
Spinning wheel. 2745, 10887 (189).
Vision de ma mére.- 2961, 10887
1180, 10887 (89).
24991.
2620.
(199).
Witches’ dance. 3069.
Kross (K.) IJIIll keep on eatin’ till
dere aint no mo’. 4557.
Krouse (H. S8.):
Silver cloud. 17315, 19487 (64).
Will you always call me dearie.
i BAsi hse
Krug (A.) Glad heralds of Easter-
day. 4244.
Krug (D.):
Abendgebet. 12570.
Deux inséparables. 3863.
Kruger (A. W.) Standing by the old
gateway. 10254.
Krull (F.) Indiana. 8725.
Kruse (P.) Heimatklainge. 213821.
Kry’zanowski (I.) Nocturne. 8879,
11600.
Kuchler (F.) Tagliche studien. 964.
Kucken (F.) There’s a day of glory
coming. 15281.
Ktigele (R.) Dolls’ dance. 22900.
Kiihle (G.) Ulein einziger gedanke.
5268.
Kiihn (E.) Quartett. 5899.
Kiihnhold (C.) Deutsches lied. 7881.
Kiihtmann (G.):
Tigliche tibungen, zur schnelleren
forderung der technik der linken
hand. 965.
Technik der bogenfiihrung. 981.
Kiinhold (C.) Waldesfriede. 2988.
Ktinneke (H.):
Robins’ ende.
9917.
Sag, dass du mich liebst. 6050.
Wem dank ich das. 6958.
Wie jst’s gefaihrlich jung zu sein.
7037.
Kiirsteiner (J. P.):
How very near my heaven lies.
13652.
I would my song. 13761.
Red rose leaves. 14817.
Second nocturne. 17282.
Serenade. 17289.
Kitissner (A.): .
Dance of the wood-nymphs. 22849.
Evening hour. 8067.
Memories. 23771.
Ktissner (L. C.):
Evening hour. 8067.
Memories. 28771.
Kugler (A.) Beethoven. 19530.
Kuhlau (F.) Abendlied. 12571.
Kuhn (9.):
Pickled beets rag. 5790.
Sunshine and ripples. 15195.
Kuipers (W.) Calvin College song.
3576.
Kuklin (H. 8.) With one sweet smile
you’ve won my heart. 24858.
Kullak (E.):
Barcarolle.
In winter.
Romanze.
Kullak (2);
Kinderleben. 16592.
Schule des oktavenspiels. 24310.
Kulling (O. W.) Evening. 138267.
Kullmann (E.):
Auf der diine. 25044.
Ballade. 26161.
Des meeres geheimnis.
Gebet. 25684.
Ist es der zufall. 26049.
Lied des einsamen. 26210.
Siegesfest. 270386.
Was ist’s, was uns frohlich macht.
27442,
Kummel (F.)
11839.
Kummer (C.):
Blushing moon. 22641.
Candy-man (The) 25235.
Daisy-time. 7821, 17742 (48).
In love. 260138.
In my dreams of you. 26015.
In my garden. 18800.
2566, 5993-5997,
3342.
18400.
17199.
25453.
My last dollar bill.
1836
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Kummer (C.)—Continued.
Sweetheart. 1153 (112). |
Wave (The) 10669, 12565 (78).
Kummer (F. A.):
Drei duos. 2086.
Violoncell-schule. 15446.
43 easy studies for the violin.
13989.
Kunkel (C.):
At the fountain. 3288.
Can angels sing in the rain. 3578.
Dreaming. 16111.
Evening song of the thrush. 8072.
Grand San-Lou-e. 4828.
Mizpah. 20212.
Old cloister clock. 5631, 9574.
Strains from the Orient. 20568.
Sweet remembrance. 10327.
Yzabel. 15695.
Kunkel bros. music co.:
Agnus Dei. 19451.
At sunset. 12682.
At the fountain. 3288.
Baba Yaga. 7368.
Bliss. 14359.
Blue and the gray. 25163.
Can angels sing in the rain. 3578.
Chant d’amour. 12915.
Come, love, come. 7732.
Cottage down the lane.
Dance of the butterflies,
De Balivier. 3832.
Dreaming. 15351, 16111.
Echoes from Paradise.
3760.
8996.
16315.
Evening song of the thrush. 8072.
Garden of love. 4200.
Gioja. 1746.
Grand old league.
Grand San-lou-e. 4328.
. If I could tell. 1940.
Isolden’s liebes-tod. 27423.
Johnny, honey boy. 2029.
Liebeslied. 5030.
Marche de nuit.
Melodie d’amour.
Mizpah. 20212.
Old cloister clock. 5631, 9574.
Rhapsodie americaine. 5972.
Sans Souci. 17247.
Spanish life. 26454.
Standchen. 6479.
Strains from the Orient. 20568.
25764.
14211.
2234.
Sunbeam and rose. 17417.
Sweet remembrance. 10327.
Valse poetique. 15418.
Witches at night. 17705.
Ysabel. 15695.
Zeta Phi. 17739.
Kuntz (H.):
‘Am waldbiachlein. 10926.
Ave Maria. 10965.
Elementar-violinschule. 138232.
‘Lustiges lied. 11698.
Midele guck, ’raus. 11708.
| Labbé (M.)
| Labitzky (A.)
Kuntzsch (E.):
Dere’s gwine te be a gran’ ole
time. 11157.
Just one more look from your loy-
ing eyes. 13940.
O the dear old boyhood days.
11901.
Kuolema. 24708.
Kurps-Westphal (0O.):
Hokus pokus. 8477.
Push it along. 5893.
Two roses, white and red. 6761.
Kursteiner (J. P.):
How very near my heaven lies.
23801.
I would my love were like a star.
23398.
Lines of flame.
Kurth @s.)
19495,
Kurtz. (G..Hi.):
Be faithful to Him. 20906.
Have you heard salvation’s story.
8398.
Life (The) gate is open. 23602.
Living fountain. 21585.
Nearer the cross. 21784.
What will you do. 22341.
Kurzenknabe (G. J.) We miss you
So. 27455.
Kutschera (A.):
Mit dem edelweiss.
23614.
Auf der rutschbahn.
14328, 16847,
18663.
Strammes regiment. 15164, 17401,
_, 19128.
Uber berg und tal. 15380, 17553,
19270.
Kyrkoséngen pub. co.:
Adventssing. 3149.
Barnens bon. 38349.
Barnens julfest. 3350.
Barnens lofsigelse. 3351.
Bjorkens visa. 3452.
Julsang. 4867.
Kantat for jubelsynoden. 21515.
Laager (F. H.) Kept in_ school.
4904.
Labarta (P.):
Cosmopolite. 38759.
Double lanciers. 3910.
Exquis. 4046.
Goélette. 4280.
Petite marquise. 5774.
Toujours caline. 6710.
Enchantement. 25546.
Dream of the shep-
herdess. 1577.
Laecalle (J. M.):
American aerial
24977.
Bettina. 75.
Lacey (B.):
I wonder, dear. 16464.
Sometime, somehow,
17358.
triumph. 16,
somewhere.
1837
INDEX
pt. 1, 26ss ¥S
Lacey (F.):
Centenary march. 15928.
Evening prayer. 21149.
Gavotte. 1384384.
Pean triomphale. 9670.
Sunset at Bethlehem. 27191.
Vigilate. 10597.
Lachaume (A.):
Au lointain.
Chanson fleurie.
Chemineau. 1418.
Deuxiéme mazurka.
Esquisse. 25571.
Feuillet d’album. 11245.
Gavotte badine. 4209.
Marche républicaine. 11734.
Moisson des roses. 22838.
Pupazzis <Z517.
Sérénade méloncolique. 12166.
Troisiéme mazurka. 123864.
10959.
1410.
3864.
Lachner (V.) Such is Thy power di-
vine. 15170.
Lack CYP.)
Aragonaise. 7301.
Cabaletta. 38565, 12875.
Capricieuse (La) 17900.
Ein forét. 25544.
Fabliau. 25589.
Idillio in A flat. 16472.
Idyle impromptu. 25976.
Indolente (L’) 11527.
Menuet hongrois. 11772.
Mutine (La) 5408.
Pas des cheyvaliers. 188438.
Précieuse. 5863.
Sémillante (La) 12155.
Sentimentale (La) 6151
Tambourin (Le) 272835.
Valse impromptu. 10559.
Lackey (W. H.) That is where our
friendship ends. 12320.
Lacombe (P.):
Aubade printaniére. 19494.
Derniére aubade. 19694, 22886.
Je me pleure. 21483.
Romani (Les) 12082.
Serenos et guitaristes. 22039,
Sous le soleil. 12227.
Tango. 27237.
Tapada (La) 221638.
Verbena (La) 15423, 19304, 24711,
6° impromptu. 20812.
Lacy (N.) How’d you like to be the
father of a family. 4488.
Lacy (R.):
Buster Blue. 3548.
Gee it’s hard to keep a secret.
4215.
I aint no kin to the billiken. 4506.
Ladd (E. B.) Bernadina waltzes.
12789.
Ladmirault (P.):
Chiffonier (Le) 11078.
Rhapsodie gaéligue. 2560.
a_i
La Farge (H.):
Amina medley. 7268, 10981.
Come after breakfast. 1468, 3716.
Happy days of youth. 13567.
I have no other sweetheart but
you. 426.
That’s how love speaks. 3716.
With the troops. 15622.
Wreck of the good ship Love.
10824.
Lafleur (J. BR.) & seue
Columbine. 25387.
Impromptu. 3666.
Mignon. 26404.
Meistersinger von Nuernberg. 6885.
Miralda. 26414.
Mirella. 43815.
Semiramide. 6029.
Zampa.* (158.
La Force (M.) Dreams ef home sweet
home. 21105.
La Forge (F.):
Am see. 1198.
An einen boten. 1212.
Coyote (The) 1488.
Sheepherder (The) 2675.
Take, O take those lips away.
2807.
To a violet.
To one afar.
Lagatree (S. N.):
Idle moments. 11476.
Progressive graded course for the
mandolin. 12027.
Romanza. 120838.
Lagatree pub. co.:
Chant du soir. 11066.
Festival march. 11242.
Feu follet. 11244,
Frtihlingstriume. 11285.
Gondola days. 11318.
Humming birds. 11405.
Idle moments. 11476.
Juliette. 11565.
Marche militaire. 11733.
Matin joyeux. 11752:
Nocturne. 11123, 12058.
On guard. 11981.
Prelude and fugue. 11124.
Progressive graded course. 12027.
Réve (Le) 12062.
Romanza. 120838.
Seales (The) 12128.
Serenade. 12059.
Valse caprice. 12398, 12399.
Lagerstrém (R.):
Adventssang. 3149.
Barnens bon. 3349.
Barnens lofsagelse. 33851.
Kantat for jubelsynoden. 21515.
Lagerstrém (T. R.) Julsang. 4867.
Lagerstrom (A.) Governor John A.
Johnson. 4818.
Lagman (J. H.)
still. 3549.
2875.
2878.
But then, I love her
1838
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Lagoanére (O. de) Nedjéma. 26582.
Lagoria (L.) Gee, I’m crazy ‘bout
you. 21223.
Lagye (B.) Romance. 24221.
LaHache (T.) Picnic polka. T58.
Lahajkiewicza (S.) Polonez Kurpif-
skiego. 14453. —
Lahke (I. M.) Sing hosanna. 10189.
La Houssaye (J. de) Baden-Powell
British scouts. 22562.
Laidig (E.) Summertime brings sweet
dreams of you. 27185.
Laing (M.T.) :
Hot bird. 8494.
Indian summer, 8722.
My automobile baby. 9358.
Remembrance. 9861.
That's when life’s one grand, sweet
song. 27276.
When June rolls around with its
roses. 27487, 27748.
Lake (M. L.) Sometime may never
come. 12206.
L’Albert (—):
Could I. 17975, 21088, 24911 (92).
Fifty years ago. 19775.
Honka-tonk rag. 23288.
It’s a long way back to home sweet
home. 23469.
Lalo (E.) Symphonie espagnole. 19162.
Lalo (H. V.A.) Intermezzo. 16624.
La Marche (A. F.) My sweetheart was
a hero too. 5475.
Lamb (C.) Mocking bird. 26423.
Lamb (F.) Berceuse. 1304.
Lamb (J. F.):
Champagne rag. 22729.
Love in absence, 5114.
Lambelet (N.) :
Anemones. 25000.
Hlectra. 22956.
Girl with the nose retrousse. 16268.
Lambert (F.):
Dearest. 3845.
Oh breathe not his name.
Silent love. 19067.
Lambert (G.):
My seashore girl. 5463.
You have been my _ sweetheart
since my childhood days. 17783.
Lambert (J. G.):
Brunettina. 3535.
En voulez vous. 3997.
Lambert (M.):
Hros-berger. 22966.
Ma chaumiére. 23690.
Manolita (La.) 28721.
Lambillotte (—) Te Deum laudamus
in D. 10370, 27668.
Lambing(A.L.) Little sunbeam. 5067.
Lammers (P. J.):
Ave Maria.
26634.
3307.
Bridal chorus. 3510.
Monastery bells. 5354.
Romaine march. 18210.
Lammers (P. J.)—Continued.
Rosabel. 26917.
Veni Creator. 6825.
Lamo (M.) Leaf from the tree of
memory. 49883.
Lamont (J.) Oh my friends.
Lamont pub, co.
thousand girls.
Lamotte (—)
Lampe (J. B.):
Frog’s frolic. 18158.
Mr. Rooster. 18662, 20814 (80).
My Zulu maid. 2326.
Sweet little marigold. 6534.
Universal peace. 17560.
Lancelott(G. EH.) Menuetto in EH major,
14279.
Land of birds. 23841, 3579, 5992, 10317,
13206, 14485, 14868, 19584, 22148.
Landais (A.) Lettre post restante.
8946.
Landers (R. C.) You’re the only apple
on my appletree. 19421.
Landon (E.) Pretty Harlequin. 14768.
Landow (M.) Monalita. 23837.
Landry (A.) :
Chiméres roses.
Douce caresse.
Frivoles ramées.
Frivolité. 8196.
Joyeux ébats. 8797.
Méchante Minette.
Mignardise. 23809.
Patrouille arabe. 9662.
Petit fine gris. 9686.
Petits bébés. 9690.
Retour du cavalier.
Rustique. 9981.
Six recitations. 4966.
Landsburg (H. G.) Don’t you ever say
26638.
You’re one among a
224238.
Salute to Hrin. 10001.
22749.
22915.
4175.
9222.
9870.
never. 1565.
Lane (B. M.) Only love me. 21849.
Lane (C.) Softly whispers the wind.
20525.
Lane (F.) Amour vainqueur. 20847.
Lane (F. E.) American beauty rag.
24978.
Lane (G. M.) When the lights are
low. 24810.
Lane (H.):
Maggie Ryan from Dublin town.
26311.
Mirror of your eyes. 18655.
There’s a pretty little cot in Do-
ver. 27287.
You want to go to Tokio. 27581.
Lane (J. P.) ’Tis the purpose of my
song. 153816.
Lane (li.P:)):
Loved though it be. 9065.
Storms of May. 10266.
Story of the country dance. 10267.
Lang (E.) On the rocks of Aberdeen.
14600.
1839
INDEX
pt. HESS vs
Lang (J. P.) Wishing-well (The)
7074.
Lang (J. T.) :
Because I love, love you. 7416,
10887 (94).
Hilaria. 8465, 10887 (125).
Tumbo town. 10500, 10887 (198).
Lang (M.A.):
I’m sorry. 25948.
Then say no more.
You. 27568.
Lang (M. R.) Irish mother’s lullaby.
20027.
Lang (W.) Drumbheller’s medley on
popular melodies. 214,
Lang (W. M.) Next to the grand old
flag comes the yellow and the blue.
5521,
Langan (J. F.) Iwill love you, dearie.
1929
27280.
Langdon (D.) Our debating society.
18819.
Langdon (H.) Mexi-Americana. 9273.
Lange (—):
Blumenlied. 22640.
If I could see as far ahead. 23397,
27707.
Lonesome lady. 18549, 24911 (188).
Parisian rag. 9647, 15704 (125),
18836.
You stole my gal.
(21)
Lange (A. W.):
I love my wife but oh her family.
4569, 15704 (87).
I'll build a castle in Loveland.
19422, 20814
18312.
Wreck on the tide of time. 19412.
Lange (C.):
Always graceful. 1198.
Medley on popular airs. 608.
Lange (G.):
Fantasie. 19762.
Far from home. 8109.
Flower song. 4122, 11259.
Perles et diamants. 9682.
Pure as snow. 5892, 17138.
Langin (A.) When birds build their
nests in the springtime. 10715.
Langr (A.) Wawel. 2998.
Langshaw (W. S.) Diana’s debut.
13114.
Langston (J. W.):
Don’t give way to the tempter.
7918.
That quaint old-fashioned church.
20614.
Thy love extolling. 10439.
Langton (W. M.):
Hanalei. 1820.
Leilehua. 2108.
Langworthy (—) Jollification in
Darktown. 26095.
Lanneau (H. C.) Jennie the girl for
my ain fireside. 21484.
Lanner (J.) Berg-heil. 11000.
Lansden (T. G.):
Laterna. 26175.
Will you love me when I’m old.
3060.
Yes, I dream. 15661.
Lansing (A. W.):
Holy night! Peaceful night. 23278.
If ye love me. 13774.
In the end of the Sabbath. 4714.
O come, every one that thirsteth.
9503.
Softly now the light of day- 2711.
To Bethlehem hasten to worship
the Lord. 12350.
Lantry (J. W.) Alamosa waltzes.
24944,
Laparra (R.):
Air de pilar. 10.
Vocalise-étude. 24739.
La Paugh (C. EH.) At the carnival.
22530.
La Pefia Gil (A. de) Enriqueta.
18091.
Laperriere (B.) 'There’s a ring upon
her finger. 19204.
La Presle (J. de):
Extréme-orient. 18107.
Grands vents venus d-outre mer.
Sonatina. 14007. 182138.
Thine own. 12338. Larmes. 18485.
Zu Weihnachten. 20807, 24905. Ou est-il. 18815.
Lange (J. L.) Little sunshine. 9019. | Lardelli (G.) Fourth mass in F.
Lange-Wachendorf. Coaching party. 4154,
7710. Larese (A.) En courant. 8027.
Langer (F.) Gloéckchen-polka. 4252. | Larkin (M.) Jack Johnson the cham-
Langer (J.) Chorgesang-schule. 1380. pion of them all. 26075.
Langerman (—) Here's my pocket, | [a Rondelle (L.):
take my money. 21381. Aviation. 17812.
Dansernaen ae R.) In the eyes of Carillon de St. Martin. 13882.
dies elu Larrabee (Mrs. FE. M.) Happy days
Langey (0.) : of long ago. 25798
Dawn. 17997. SpenncoBea ci ee ‘
Practical tutor for the violoncello, | Larrieu (A.) Jolis yeux de Suzon.
5850. 11555.
Langford (E.) Runaway (The) | Larsen (H. OO.) Miss Romance.
269387. 143816.
1840
ae
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
——__—_
Larson (A. L.) Breaking down sin’s
barriers. 7520.
Larson (E.):
Paskiljan. 9652.
Swedish rhapsody. 24526.
Larway (J. H.):
April reverie. 17786.
Bachelor’s love song. 17821.
Beginner’s scale and arpeggio
manual. 38397, 127738.
Canzonetta. 17771.
Cascade (La) 17904.
Chansonnette joyeuse. 25271.
3713.
12994.
Colombine (La)
Confession (A)
Daffodil days. 17989.
Danse polonaise. 3817.
Desert (Le) 3857.
Do you remember. 25468.
Dream melody. 18046.
Echoes in the orchard. 18218.
EBlégie. 25529.
Elementary pianoforte manual.
8013.
Entreaty. 4006.
Fairy and the flower. 18112.
Farewell (A) 1655.
Five songs. 26552.
From the deep shadows. 13408.
Give me a little tender thought.
1761.
Humoresque. 25880.
I sing a song to suit the day.
4605.
In a cloistered garden. 26002.
In the great North Sea. 13816.
Intermezzo. 17772.
Invocation (L’) 4762.
Lengthening day. 14033.
Life’s glorious anthem. 18516.
Little drummer of Gravelotte.
23624.
Love’s eventide. 18578.
Menuet. 18635, 26390.
Now sleeps the crimson petal.
5556.
Over the dreamland sea. 5716.
Polonaise. 26768.
Ring of gold. 26886.
Rose and the dew. 14889.
Rose mystica. 18978.
Rose petals. 6016.
Scale and arpeggio chart. 26967.
Sheaf of memories. 6170.
Silver fountain. 19068.
Sombreuse (La) 6857.
Song without words. 19100.
Sweetheart o’ mine. 19153.
Twelfth night. 19266.
* Valse rustique. 19297.
Will o’ the wisp. 19391.
Young organ student. 22427.
Lasar (C.) Polymnia. 19487 (17).
Lasar (S.) See Lasar (C.)
Lasch (E.) Betriibte landsknecht.
22625.
Lash (D. D.) Lullaby. 2176.
La Shier (L. A.) I want to tell some-
thing to someone. 4625.
Lashley (L. 8S.) Stars don’t twinkle
in our old red, white and blue,
27158.
Lashmar (E.) My kingdom. 656,
Lasselle Ghee
Bagatelle. 19512.
Mazurka redowa. 20181.
Petite nocturne. 20361.
Petite schottische.
20362.
Rondo scherzo. 20442. -
Lasson (P.) Crescendo. 2096.
Lassus (O.) Matona, lovely maiden.
117538.
Latham (M. M.) Where my picture
hangs upon the parlor wall. 7005.
La Tombelle (F. de):
Cantique au St. Sacrement. 15908.
Memorore de _ Saint Bernard.
16799, 16800.
Messe en ré mineur.
Salutatio. 841.
Sept paroles de N. S. Jesus-Christ.
10086.
Suite d’orgue.
Tantum ergo.
Latta (H. R.):
Beautiful sleep. 3119 (108).
Beautiful to-morrow. 3119 (109).
Beautiful yesterday. 3119 (110).
26176.
17411.
24551.
Budding of the leaves. 3119
(118).
Music of the rain. 3119 (168).
My barqueonthesea. 38119 (164).
Old doorsill. 3119 (170).
Shells on ocean sands. 3119 (187).
When the fragrant blossoms fall.
8119 (204).
When the roses bloom again.
S119 (205).
Wild bird singing. 3119 (208).
Lattés (M.) Athanais. 15775.
Lattin (M.) When twilight tints the
golden hills with blue. 10744.
Law: (Hs):
Galon album. 1720.
Heil Danzig. 19894.
Laubeniére (J. de) Jai deux
amours. 11545.
Lauber (B. M.)
thorn tree is in bloom.
Lauder (H.):
Auld Scotia. 17805.
Breakfast in my bed on Sunday
mornin’. 25184.
When the old haw-
22354.
Hight quick marches. 26177.
Pieniec (The) 26751.
Laudy & co.:
Album of six pieces. 22476.
NONFOR
hn ee me
Arietta.
1841
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Laudy & co.—Continued.
Chanson ancienne.
Danzetta. 22866.
Dew drops. 7884.
Libellules (Les)
Lutinerie. 21623.
Menuet rococo. 9256.
Moto perpetuo. 23860.
Petite berceuse. 2409S.
Plaisanterie. 5806.
Preghiera. 24155.
Suite pour grand orgue.
Sur le lace. 10807.
Valse joyeuse. 6809.
Valse lilliputienne.
Laufer & Priebe.
20980.
23590.
7703.
22254.
School ma’am gal.
24308.
Lauga (H.):
Allégria. 12608.
Amours rustiques. 15747.
Bébés poudrés. 15825.
Caresse d’enfant.- 15915.
Chére petite aux lévres
252838.
TOSes.
Concerto en fa mineur. 12990.
Des fleurs et de lamour. 13103.
Hn bordée. 16141.
Joyeux postillon. 16566.
Mélancolie. 14261.
Mirage éclatant. 16842.
Pantins et fantoches. 17064.
Pierrettes et pinsons. 17097.
Romance sans paroles. 14877.
Satins et dentelles. 17250.
Se peut-il qu’une larme. 26990.
Si vous m’aimiez. 24364,
Victoire. 17598.
Laughlin (C. H.) Bea hero like your
dad. 25083.
Laurendeau (L. P.):
Austria. 1261.
Blushing bride. 15863, 178638.
Bridal song. 19571.
Clubman (The) 1460.
Midshipman (The) 14293.
Mountain maiden’s dream. 2297.
Laurens (EH.):
Paladin. 17058.
Sieste. 12179.
Laurie (C. H.):
Theres a boy who calls on the girl
next door. 27285.
Will some one please tell my papa.
275384.
Laurischkus (M.) Zug des todes.
15700.
Lautenschliger (W.) Es geht eine
muhle im tale. 16149,
Lautz (H. J.):
Lavalle (H.):
Blue bird’s call. 25166.
Celebrated public school march.
25259.
Golden wedding. 25745.
Moonbeam waltz. 26434.
Napoleon’s victory. 26520.
Old Ironsides. 26656.
Sunshine waltz. 27192.
Sweet dreams of home. 27207.
Lavailée (C.) O Canada. 14505.
Laven (F.):
Romance of Sherlock Holmes.
2574.
Trois feuilles d’album. 2899.
Lavignac (A.):
Cours d’harmonie. 152, 3769.
Curso de armonia. 21049.
Solfége des solféges. 27089.
Lavin (S. C.):
That irresistible rag. 20612.
You’re the only girl I love. 20800.
Law (H.) Top o’ the mornin’. 10473.
La Ware (Mme. A. de) Hungry club
waltz. 8521.
Lawler (J. S.) Sad Indian maid.
a PSEZ.
Lawley (R. C.) He’s seeking thee sin-
ner to-day. 138594.
Lawlor (C. B.):
Casey. 121.
Pulla da linkie lara.
Lawrance (—):
Glow-worm,
4255.
Green, green ribbon. 4342.
I want to come home to Killarney.
18340.
it’s the Alpine dress you’re wear-
ing. 2008. )
Kkeep the fire in, Marie. 18459.
Look into my heart. 5087.
Mandy’s christening. 9133.
Marie Louise. 186138.
My Susie-oosie-o0. 20260.
2516.
light your lantern.
We can’t go into the parlour.
19Sa16
When the school-bell is ringing.
19370.
Where, oh, where is my Deutcher
boy. 7006.
You do look pretty in the old
Duteh dairy. 12542.
You were coming thro’ the corn
Molly dear. 19423.
Lawrance (A. J.):
Blacksmith’s wedding. 3456.
Brown eyed Sue. 12850.
Bull frogs’ carnival. 19573.
Friedhof der namenlosen. 8191. Come along my Mandy. 3717,
In church. 18381. 10887 (108).
Letzte fahrt. 8947. Daddy long legs. 19665. -
Lieben. 18511. Every time the clock goes tick
Tanz-lied. 15234. tock. 4038.
Trotz dem schicksal. 19256. Give me a piggy-back. 18182.
1842
INDEX
_ nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Lawrance (A. J.)—Continued.
Good-bye, ev’rybody’s girlie. 16299.
Hide, bunny, here comes a man,
11386.
Hullo, my dandy. 138654.
I like the little girl in the photo-
graph. 19987.
I saw Sandy to his front street
door. 25950.
I want to be there. 13741.
I wish I were you to-night. 18345.
I’m after Pekoe. 16447.
I’m too tender hearted. 8608.
In fairyland to-day. 138791.
In the land of the Sioux. 11515.
In the sago plantations of Borneo.
20014.
It reminds me of home. 18865.
Keep the anchor charm I gave
you. 26127.
Little Luna Lou.
Ma Alabama Rose.
Mister Owl. 14825.
My little moon boat. 11841.
One cloud can hide the sunshine.
18804.
Sloe-eyes. 6309,
Stepping stones of life. 12250.
Sunshine and roses run second to
you. 17422.
Take me away from the streets
and houses. 24543.
There is an old English garden.
19203.
There’s a label on my heart.
27286.
There’s old Jack Frost looking
though the window. 6642.
Um-gazoo (The) 15383.
Wooden wedding. 19401.
Lawrence (F. W.) Jewell of my
heart. 4839,
Lawrence (H. B.): °
I know not where. 16436.
Little Mollie Brown. 20104.
Lawrence (J.) When the girl who
used to love me. 10736.
Lawrence (J. E.):
Bandits bold. 12744.
ig £1530.
‘Lawrence (J. R.)
home sweet home. 15548.
Lawrence (Z.) Gimme ma ole mam-
my’s cabin. 4237.
Lawrence music pub. co.
you. 5086.
Lawrio (J. A.) While our starry ban-
ner floats upon the breeze. 19378.
Lawson (J.) I will follow Thee.
13749. /
Lawson (P.):
Baby’s kiss. 7370.
In grandma’s garden.
Off for a sail. 9540,
Oriole (The) 9625.
14094.
16727.
When I think of
Longing for
4701.
Lawson (P.)—Continued.,
Pansy eyes. 9642.
Practice and pleasure.
Raven tresses. 98265.
Tambourine girl. 10358.
Lawson (R.) Sunburnt Sal. 2778.
Layman (J. R.) On the Hudson.
ZANT.
Layton (W.) Music master. 5400.
Laza (J.) y co.:
Camelia. 3577,
Nifia Nieves. 26560.
Réve fleuré. 26867.
Sara. 19007.
Seis de Andino. 10076.
Sonando. 27097.
Lazarus (G.):
Ersten (Die) étiiden. 8043.
Far from home. 22993.
Happiness. 19871.
Hunting piece. 11408.
Ins album, 4750.
Merry time. 20194.
Nordisch. 5545.
Souvenir de Naples. 20551.
Style and technic. 10279.
Under the lindens. 12382,
Valse lente. 6811.
Wehmut. 6939.
Lazzari (S.) Lépreuse (La)
Lazelle (L. L.):
My Irish love.
She won’t care.
Snug up. 17347.
When the angels light the candles
14752.
8932.
1153 (87).
14999.
in the sky. 17660.
Youre my dream come true.
20799.
Leach (EH. J.) Sunflower state.
24505.
Leamore (T.) Gold, gold, gold. 25740.
Leamy (E.) Let there be light.
18507.
Leander (V.) Rendezvous. 26860.
Leap (G. C.):
Smile and you have won the game.
12198.
Who wants to know. 22372.
Learned (C.) Communion service in
By.) 21030)
Learsi (M.) Elle ne dit pas non.
3987.
Learsy. Lettre a Ninon. 8945.
t
Leask (L.) Sunshine on the sea
6504.
Leavitt (A. V. C.) Torchlight march.
22440 (18).
Leavitt (B. HB.) Reunited. 2554.
meavitt CW. “do. -D.) See Leavitt
(Ax V59C!)
Le Bas (G.) Lament (A.) 8887.
Le Bas (J.) Extase d’amour. 25588.
Leben (Das) fiir den zar. 4986.
Lebert (A.) Grisantes caresses. 1804.
Lebierre (O.) Tarentelle. 174654.
1843
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 5
3475.
17174.
Leboffe (E.) Bluette.
Le Borne (F.) Réverie.
Le Boucher (M.):
Larmes. 18486.
Silence. 19066.
Sonate en si mineur.
Tourment. 19248.
Le Boy (G.):
Cupid’s cooking school. 21048.
Has anybody a kiss to spare.
8396, 18231.
How’d you like to marry me.
21350.
I’m awfully afraid of girls.
20814 (59).
It all goes up in smoke.
20814 (67).
It’s tough when Izzy Rosenstein
8916.
19950,
20029,
loves Geneviere Malone. 4789,
10887 (148).
Little old dreamy waltz. 20105,
20814 (78). .
Only a man. 21847, 22440 (55).
Over the heather. 24070.
Say boys! I’ve found a girl. 12565
(61).
Soap bubble days. 22080, 20814
(103).
To the strains of that wedding
march. 20641, 20814 (118).
When you’re in wrong with the
right girl. 27504.
You and I and Cupid. 125389.
Le Brunn (G.) Over the sticks.
Leckermeyer (A.)
ory. 21506.
Le Clair (J. M.):
5720.
Just a fond mem-
Sarabande and tambourin. 17249.
Sarabande et allegro assai. 10018.
Sarabande und tambourin. 10014.
Sonata in A. 4987.
Leclercq (M. EH.) Chante-clair. 7633.
Lecocq (C.):
Idylle printaniére, 16473.
Ou vont les belles filles. 5696,
Quand irons-nous dans la foret.
5896.
Suzette et Suzon. 17426.
Lecog (V. F.) Jr. Trouble. 27350.
Le Couppey (F.) Agilité (L’) 10905.
Ledbetter (L. D.) Yosemite. 7129.
Ledige gatte. 26181.
Ledue (A.):
Leduc’s concert waltz.
Scotch gavotte. 2648.
Le Duc (C.) pseud. See Everett (C.)
Leduc (E.), Bertrand (P.) & cie.:
Allégresse. 15725.
Arlequin s’amuse.
Aurore. 225438.
Berceuse. 22616.
Berrichonne. 15842.
535.
22581.
Leduc (E.), Bertrand (P.) & cie—
Continued.
Cahier de devoirs appliqués 4 la
méthode de lecture musicale.
15898.
Chansons avec gestes.
Chant (Le) 3688.
Charme du mandoliniste.
Chiméres roses. 22749.
Cligne-musette. 22784.
Cortége et danses. 22820.
Dans les champs. 22856.
Danse polovtsienne. 22864.
Deux etudes. 14265.
Dix exercices etudes.
Douce caresse. 22915.
Douze pieces. 4804, 22650.
En barque. 22961.
Hperdument. 22964.
Espagne. 16151.
Espoir. 16153.
Wtats-Unis. 16155.
Exercises d’orgue. 8088.
Fantaisie Ibérique. 13298.
Féte de village. 238018.
Fétes de année. 238015.
Frivoles ramées. 4175.
Inquiétude. 23458.
Invocation. 165380.
Italie. 16547.
Lecons manuscrites de solfége.
8918, 14026, 23577.
Légende. 4990.
Marcel-polka.
11065.
7641.
24108.
16755.
Mazurka des entremets. 16788.
Mélancholie. 23770.
Méthode compléte de violon. 16824,
23798.
Méthode théorique et pratique de
lecture musicale. 16825.
Mignonnette. 23811.
Nita. 14486.
Ombre bleue. 24022.
Parade-marsch. 24078.
Petit Pierre. 24097.
Petits chiens savants.
Pieces d’etude. 9696.
Récueillement. 17157.
Régret. 17162.
Resurrection. 810.
Retour au Bereail.
Séduction. 24319.
24102.
24200.
Sérénite. 243849.
Soir. 24405.
Solfege (Le) des écoles. 6348.
Solfége universel. 24409.
Table d’articulation. 963.
Tartarin. 24560.
Tendres reproches. 24578.
Tristesse. 175388.
Troisiéme complément annuel a ia
petite méthode de dictée musi-
cale. 175384.
Troisiéme légende. 6729.
1844
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Ledue (E.), Bertrand (P.) & cie—
Continued.
Valse. 16199,
Vertige. 68385, 24722. :
Vieilles amours. 154388, 247384.
Vocalise-étude. 247388.
25 études characterestiques de sol-
fége. 7969.
Ledyard (J.) Mayflower (The)
14244,
Lee (A. L.) Two roses. 20668,
Lee (B.): .
Father’s safety razor. 23001.
Hullo, my dandy. 13654.
I feel so lonely. 183807.
I like the little girl in the photo-
graph. 199387.
I want to be there. 13741.
In fairyland to-day. 18791.
Little Luna Lou. 14094.
On your honeymoon. 26669.
Poor Noah Moore. 12014.
That broke up the party. 12318.
We really had a most delightful
evening. 22315.
What a penny can do.
Lee (D.)
70138.
Lee (E. J.):
Hans, Hans, Hans. 18562.
Let’s go out on a straw ride.
8938.
Lee (G. K.) King of my heart. 20061.
10701.
Which had you rather be.
Lee (G. L.) Thro’ to the end of time.
6667.
Lee (H.) Love me, love my dog.
18569.
Lee (I. B.) Gee! I wish I was an
Eskimo. 4214.
Beeets-.e) “Perils of the nation.
14690.
Lee (L.) Rag baby’s gwine to be
mine. 17148, 19437(62).
Lee (L. S.):
Busy buzzer. 22686.
Rosemary. 20448.
Lee (R. E.) Love is the idol of a
maiden’s heart. 5119.
Lee (S.) Love and the cross.
Lee (W. H. M.) Dorset men. 18689.
Leebrick (M. G.) Lullaby (A) 5154.
Leech (L. S.) Let the blessing fall
on me. 23591.
Leeder (W. E.) Echoes of the nation.
13214.
Leedy mfg. co.:
Splittin’ kindling wood. 2747.
Standard favorites. 17394.
Leefson (M.):
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 12776.
Blementary piano method. 18077.
Hunting song. 25887.
Such is thy power divine.
14130.
15170.
Leer (S. von) Songe des sirénes.
22108.
Leese (S. F.) Minnie Tonka. 26412.
Lefebre (C.):
Cortége nuptial. 19658.
Deux iéme quatuor. 19696.
Le Flem (P.):
Ancassin et Nicolette. 10960.
Clair de lune sous bois. 12944.
Par gréves. 21867.
Par landes. 14659.
Lefort (A.) Méthode compléte de vio-
lon. 16824, 23798.
Lege (W.) Elves at play. 182385.
Léger (B. W.) Yankee maid. 10830,
15656.
Leger (D. S.) Espérance (L’) 282.
Legg (E. C.) In a Pasadena garden.
23427.
Legg (H. BE.) My moon-light bride.
5455.
Leggett (L. G.) I’m writing to you.
4590.
Leggett (W. I.)
4590.
Legouix (G.)
8878.
Legouix (I. E.) Fée aux genéts. 1660.
Legov (M.):
Bauernhochzeit im gebirge. 33864.
Ziviltrauung mit hindernissen.
24904.
Le Grand (H.):
Aladdin. 24948.
Beauty and the beast.
Cinderella. 253820.
Fairy dreams. 25591.
Flying the kite. 25634.
Jack and the bean stalk. 26078.
Jack the giant killer. 26076.
No school to-day. 26565.
Playground march. 26760.
Prince Charming. 26791.
Puss in boots. 26818.
Recess march. 268387.
Red Riding Hood. 26841.
Snow white. 27082.
Swing waltz. 27219.
Teeter-totter waltz.
I’m writing to you.
24 célébres sonates.
25090.
27260.
Leh (J. F.) I am not a second na-
tional bank. 417.
Lehar (F.) :
Alles ging durchs grosse_ sieb.
3184.
Amaranthe. 12621.
Bist du es lachendes gliick. 3448-
3451, 7472.
Divertissement. 7895, 18119, 16079.
Elfentanz. 19729.
Es liegt in blauen fernen. S048.
Fiirstenkind (Das) 298) « 1712,
4188, 8206, 11287, 18410, 16244.
Fiirstenkind-walzer. 299, 4190,
8210-8213, 18418.
1845
INDEX
pt. Il, 0. S., v. 5
Lehar (F.)—Continued.
Glitick hat als gast nie lange rast.
8291.
Graf von Luxemburg.
23159.
Heckenroslein. 8484.
Ich bin ein Zigeuner.
Ich bin verliebt. 4642.
Ich bring’ dir btibchen. 4648.
Ich kann ja nichts dafiir. 446.
Kam ein falter. 4891.
Liebe, ach du sonnenschein. 5024.
Lied des grafen. von Luxemburg.
5034.
Liebes minnchen, folge mir. 8959.
Lullaby song. 16723, 20136.
Luxemburg. 26291.
Luxemburg-marsch.
4323, 8337,
8646.
5161, 20139.
- Luxemburg-walzer. 5165, 9096,
16724, 20141.
Madel klein, madel fein. 5177,
16787.
Man greift nicht nach den sternen.
5194.
Man with three wives. 20157.
Mann mit den drei frauen. 586,
2196.
Markstern beauty dance album.
26342.
Merry troubadour. 20195.
Mitinehner marsch. 20230, 21731.
Mutter ging schlafen. 647.
Nur die liebe nacht uns jung.
9498.
Nur legitim. 5564.
O Gott ich bin verliebt.
Pallikarenlied. 734.
Polkatéinzer. 5824-5828.
Poor eadets. 20882.
Raéubermarsch. 795, 12037, 17146.
Red roses. 98837, 14818.
Resignation. 808, 5958, 9866.
Sie geht links, er geht rechts.
6189.
Soll ich, soll ich nicht.
Tréfie incarnat. 6720.
Ub’ immer treu und redlichkeit.
696.
6354.
1029.
Unbekannt, deshalb nicht minder
interessant. 6771, 6772.
Ungarischer marsch. 10530.
Walzer-rondo. 6907, 10651.
Walzer, wer hat dich wohl er-
dacht. 1061, 10654, 12428.
War einst ein midel. 10658.
Was ich im traum nur ersah.
6917. :
Will die m&nner ich beriicken.
10784.
Wir bummeln durch’s leben. 7069.
Woman’s fancy. 20777.
Zigeuner’ -liebe. 10869, 10870,
15697, 22433.
Zigeuner-marsch. 10867, 10868.
Lehar (F.)—Continued.
Zigeunerliebe-walzer.
10874.
Zorika, kehre zurtick. 10875.
Lehman (R. F.):
Blessed morn. 7488.
Do the duty nearest lying. 3882.
Forward ye soldiers. 4148.
God’s light is spreading over the
world. 4278.
Sowing time. 6421.
With songs of hallelujah. 24860.
Wonderful Infant divine. 3078.
Lehmann (G. A.) Girl we love the
best. 16267.
Lehmann (L.):
Abou Ben Adhem and the angel.
17TAT.
Ankou (L’) 82389.
Breton folk songs.
Charles Augustus
3646.
Everybody’s secret. 18277.
Five little love songs. 18496.
I dreamt my love was Singing.
4533.
In Sherwood forest. 21445.
Incident of the French camp.
18401.
Kousk aze. 4940.
Matilda. 5250.
No candle was there and no fire.
5531.
Oh, tell me, nightingale. 5619.
Pearl and song. 14682.
There hang my garlands. 6630.
Lehmann (W.):
10871—
95.
Fortescue.
Albumblatt. 22477.
Souvenir (A) 27128.
Lehner (F.) Weibermagnet (Der)
6942.
Lehrer (O. J.) O God Thou art my
God. 21808.
Leicht (Mrs. F. C.) Don’t you want
a little girl like me? 3905.
Leichtentritt (H.):
Lebe wohl. 8907.
Maria Gnadenmutter.
Leigh (F. W.):
Captain Ginjah. 25250.
9156.
Come back to Mallow, Molly. —
3722.
Don’t forget the chorus. 16095.
Oh, blow the scenery on the rail-
way. 14555.
On Monday I met him. 5649.
Put on your tat-ta. 14795.
Leigh (G. A. & F. W.) What's the
good of sighing. 1082.
Leigh (N.):
Pearl feather. 24082.
Under the rose. 20670.
Leighton (E. I.) Jerusalem, my happy
heme. 4824.
1846
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Leighton (G. A.):
Christ our Redeemer.
Te Deum laudamus.
Leighton (H.):
It’s so simple. 4787.
Lock of my grandmother’s hair.
5078.
Prisoner at the bar. 14777.
Leighton (J. A.) North pole belongs
to our Uncle Sam. 9491.
Leighton bros. Steamboat Bill. 27159.
Leighton-Vancourt (E.):
7681.
10368.
Bells of sweet Athlone. 25120.
Garden of remembrance. 11297.
Spring tide in the meadows.
12248.
Leith (Kk. F.):
Good night. 4298.
Katrine. 4896.
Life’s hope. 5041, 18517.
Lekeu (G.) Pavots. 5749.
Lemare (E. H.):
Canzonetta. 18497.
Grand cortége. 16309.
I will lift up mine eyes. 11470.
Love divine. 16691.
Rondo capriccio. 12087.
Sunset. 19147.
Your lovely eyes. 12553.
Lemaire Cr):
Arlequinade. 1236.
Eveille-toi. 1634.
Lemaitre (L.) Goutteletteo diaman-
tées. 13508.
Lemire, jr. (L. P.) When he fought
for the flag of the free. 19362.
Lemoine (H.) 50 etiiden. 11615.
Lemoine (H.) & cie.:
Adagio. 5387.
Air d@’ Eiglé. 24939.
Canzone. 13857.
Chanson havanese.
Cours d’harmonie.
Curso de armonia. 21049.
Dans la calme nuit. 21061.
Deuxieme sonate espagnole. 7883.
Dialogue tendre. 21078.
Dictées graduées. 18016.
En se jouant. 21134.
Fille des Romani. 8180.
12914.
152, 3769.
Lemoine (H.) & cie.—Continued.
Troisiéme scéne de Médée. 27347.
Trumpeter’s betrothed. 22227.
Valse impromptu. 12400.
1°*° sonate. 9874.
40 dictées graduées.
Lemoine (L.):
Solfége des solféges.
Solfeo de los solfeos.
Lemon (L. G.):
Cassandra. 25255.
Chant sans paroles.
Culloden Muir. 3786.
Liebeslied. 21560,
Mazurka. 9209,
Mighty Dominion. 23808.
Nightingale on oakwood spray.
5526.
Oh, her face is so fair. 5616.
Oh, the summer’s quickly passing.
9554,
There are pearls.
Lemonier (T.):
Dear old moonlight.
Sweetness. 20588.
L’Enfant (E.):
Princess voilée. 5876.
Valse tendre, 20688,
Lengnick (A.) & co.:
Book of short voluntaries.
Child’s garden of melodies.
Drowsy noon. 18658.
Fairy minuet. 18118.
Galopade, 18165.
Garden idyls. 19803.
Hunting horns. 18285.
Morning song. 18680.
Sea (A) song. 19031.
Toceata. 25118.
Tschaikowsky organ album. 10499.
Valse lyrique. 19295.
Lennard (Lady B.):
Down the hill.
Marsh fires.
Ring (The)
5998.
22082, 27089.
22084.
20985.
2840,
3842,
22653.
7663.
3917.
9165.
9892.
You. 7130.
Lenormand (R.):
Berceuse amoureuse. 12785.
Compagne (La) 129838.
Dédicace, 13094.
Hymne 4 la jeunesse. 13669. Jardin du Luxembourg. 138882.
Mélodie. 16291. Refrain de printemps. 14824.
Menuet. 5296. Réves. 14848.
Mignardise. 23809. Temps des roses. 17465.
Nocturne. 11032. Vision. 15448.
Premier quatuor. 9771. Voix de la patrie, 15459.
Premiére scéne de Thésée. 26787. | Lenox (K.):
~Rhapsodie. 18947. Cup o’ tea. 25892.
Solfége des solféges. 22082, 27089. Twinkling star. 6755,
Solfeo de los solfeos. 22084. Lenox mus. ¢o.:
Sommeil du patriarche. 15098. Cup o’ tea. 253892.
Suite. 14369. Venus de Milo. 19808.
Sur eau. 15199. Lenskin (A. BE.) Teresa. 12317,
Trente chansons. 24208. Lent (H.):
Triomphe (Le) 19252. Abandoned. 38181.
1847
INDEX
pt. Ii, D. S., v.65
Lent (E.)—Continued.
Asphodel. 12676.
En avant. 16140.
Fairmont march, 4051.
Four little Cuban dances.
Heart of the rose. 8422.
Old Amos. 9572.
Pas de voiles. 11974.
Tenax propositi. 17466.
Trois pieces concertantes, 11617.
When the twilight softly falls.
21546.
20747.
Lentner (W.) Ann’ Marie. 15756.
Lenz (A. B.) Billows of the mighty
deep. 7465, 22628.
Lenz (W. K.) Reason I like you.
12047.
Léo (A.):
Lovely march. 21605.
Mysteres du bal. 5482.
Niéjno. 26554.
Pensées de marquise. 14684.
Leo (H. A.) In heavenly love abiding.
11499.
Leo (F.):
Boy scout. 38496.
I’ve just had a couple of ices.
4616. .
Jack Jones. 4802.
Keep whistling. 16587.
When the bugle calls. 1094.
When the camp-fire’s brightly
burning. 24808.
Leo (F. N.):
Joyeuse (La) 4858.
Man from the North pole told me
so. 2194.
Léo (L.) Demofoonte. 178.
Leonard (G. C.) Songs of Williams.
20547.
Leonard (G. G.)
Leonard (P.)
19869.
Leonard (R.)
Leonard & co.:
Bairnies. 25068.
Be still, oh heart.
Bow of the hunter.
Chantecler. 15985.
Come away sweetheart.
Dewdrop and the rose.
Dreams. 1582.
Drifting. 21106.
First love. 4099.
Flower and the sun. 11256.
For love of you. 1692.
Fragment (A) 21204.
Galloping home. 1719.
Gift I bring thee. 18178.
Give me your heart. 162738.
Greek love songs. 18214.
Guard Thou my heart. 4354.
Hail, King George. 19868.
Harebell blue. 23208.
Heart’s desire. 1582.
5155.
King George.
Lullaby (A)
Hail,
King’s hussars. 16602.
10987.
7506.
3721.
25456.
Leonard & co.—Continued.
I did not know. 25906.
In my garden fair. 11507.
In your eyes. 13827.
Irene. 4764.
Ismay. 4776.
Jesus our Saviour. 184388.
Lamorna. 4964.
Last good-bye. 21541.
Little Billie Buttercup. 18526.
Little golden-head. 5061.
Little Surrey maid. 2147.
Love’s loyalty. 26282.
Moya. 2300.
My heart’s delight. 238881.
My lady. 118386.
My rose. 26504.
’Neath fading leaves.
Oh, for the days.
Over the hills
11963.
Primrose (The) 2508.
River and the rowan tree.
Rosebud. 17210.
Rose petals. 6017.
St. Patrick’s day. 12101.
Secret (A) 6189.
Skylark (The) 899.
Summer in my heart. 22139.
Sunshine on the sea. 6504.
There are pearls. 2840.
This love of ours. 997.
Thy love and mine. 6673.
To aredrose. 24626.
Two songs. 12366.
Were la bird. 15514,
When I am dead, my
12452.
Willow way. 22391.
Leonardi (A.):
Ascensione nell’ aura primaverile.
22584.
Da una fiera. 22842.
.Enchantement de la forét. 11211.
Marche chinoise. 11728,
Meriggio sopra il lago. 238780.
Nel ecrepuscolo. 23925.
Plainte du ccur. 12000.
Ronde des elfes. 12086.
Saluto della banda. 24262.
Silenzio della foresta. 243868.
Sopra il campo dei zingari. 24446.
Sulle rive del Busento. 12267.
Veloce ritorno. 24709.
Leoncavallo (R.):
Ave Maria.
Maia. 588.
Malbruck valzer.
Mattinata. 4997.
Pagliacci. 89380.
Leone. 8981.
Leoni (F.):
. Tzigane. 2907. -
Where leaf-land lies. 1106.
Leonora Telles. 11616, 14035.
11861.
5614, 11914.
comes ey’ning.
5989.
dearest.
537.
26320.
1848
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Leopold (H. A.) :
Could’st thou but know. 3766.
When memory wakes sweetheart.
6972.
Lépreuse (La) 8982.
Lerberghe (C. van):
Chanson d’Eve. 1407.
Veilles-tu, ma senteur de soleil.
105738.
Lerichomme (O.) Tiarka. 15309.
Lerman (J. W.):
Angels! roll the rock away. 7285.
Christ is risen. 11084,
Come unto me. 12969.
Dance of dainty dollies. 25406.
Doll’s eradle song. 18134.
, Earth is the Lord’s. 7978.
Easter offertory. 7991.
Gratitude. 25770.
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah,
8358.
Hymn voluntary. 4503.
I will extol Thee. 8682.
I will lift up mine eyes.
In the clouds. 8706.
Jack in the box. 4801.
Lift your glad voices. 11681.
Medley voluntary. 14255.
Puppets at play. 9800.
Sacred medley. 18995, 20458.
While shepherds watched. 10764. .
Leroux (X.) Xantho chez les cour-
4629.
tisanes. 19414.
Le Roy (R.) Evening. 13267.
Leroy (S.) Miss Liberty. 26417.
Leschetizky (T.):
Arabesque en forme d’etude. 20860.
Second nocturne. 2111.
Leslie (Edgar) Some one’s waiting
for me. We'll wait, wait, wait.
10887 (202).
Leslie (H.):
Fear not. 25615.
She pondered in her heart. 27018.
Lessing (H.) When you and I were
young Maggie. 15704 (53).
Lester (W.) Now home sweet home
is home sweet home no more. 16963.
L’Estrange (B.):
Chanson riviére. 3637.
Love’s song. 21618.
Nevada. 21786.
Red-wing. 5941.
Lesure (L. A.) Homeward bound.
405.
Letcher (J. K.) How I love to see
Letters (W.)—Continued.
Don’t take me to the seaside.
18033.
Flanagan. 13345.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
4389, 10887 (121).
Hi, hi, hi, Mister McKie. 11385.
I’ve got plenty of books. 18334.
I wish I were you tonight. 18345.
If you hav’nt the money to spend.
452.
My orchard is short of a peach like
you. 14427.
Poppies. 768.
She put a little bunch of roses in
his old straw hat. 20501.
Take me there. 19173.
We all sang, too-sa-loo-ral-addie.
12434.
We don’t want a girl. 24758.
We're miles away from home.
19336.
Will you no’ come back. 17698.
You might do worse. 15681.
Your father and mother are Irish.
19425.
Leuckart (F. E. C.):
Abendlied. 3185.
An einen boten. 7274.
Auf den hohen. 7342.
Auferstehung. 41.
Berg-heil. 11000.
Chant napolitain. 12917.
Danse polonaise. 138064.
Deutscher schnur. 7880.
Deutsches flottenlied. 11161.
Domine, salvum fac regem. 7918.
Drei kurze orgelstiicke. 8877.
Ehestand der freude. 8004.
Hs ist ein késtliches ding. 8047.
Faule Gretchen. 8115.
Flug der liebe. 8157.
Frau nachtigall. 8184.
Friihlingseinzug. 8202.
Friilingsmirchen. 8205.
Gavotte. 8234.
Gebet. 8242.
Gebt acht. 8248.
Gretel vom See.
Griselidis. 8350.
Grosse messe. 11341.
Gute nacht. 8361.
Heil kaiser und reich. 8487.
Herr, erhére meine worte. 8454.
Hier liegt ein spielmann begraben.
8459.
Hoch Deutschland. 8478.
8348.
your face once more. 411. Hopfen rankt, es bliiht der wein.
Letourneaux (H.) Kiki-kiki. 138958. 11398.
Letovsky (S.): Huldigung beim Jesuskinde. 4493.
Sonate. 540. Husaren-glaube. 8525.
Variationen. 24704. Im wald bei der amsel. S676.
4 balladen. 21556. Jiiger aus Kurpfalz. 8761.
Letters (W.): Judentochter (Die) 8801.
Dear little girl in the goal. 3889. Kismet. 520.
1849
INDEX
Leuckart (F. EB. ©.)—Continued.
Knabe und veilchen. 8868.
Komm, heil’ger Geist. 8876.
Kuekuck. 8880.
Lass rauschen, lieb. 8895.
Lenz ist da. 8928.
Liebeskummer. 8962.
Lila. 8983.
Macht auf das tor. 9100.
Maria wiegenlied am drei konigs-
tage. 52380.
Mein Nahetal.
Messe a capella.
Minuetto. 14309.
Motette. 11805.
Neuweinlied. 678.
Priludium und doppelfuge.
Ralf Ringelhaar. 9821.
Rosenlied. 9958.
Scéne romantique. 14945.
Sehlachtlied. 10038.
Schmied (Der) 10042.
Sei getreu. 2654.
Sinfonie, In der natur. 6276.
Sinfonische suite. 101386.
Sonate. 14956.
Sonate fur 2
(ote:
Spinnlied. 10244.
Tanzlied. 10361.
Todessehnsucht. 1012.
Traumsommernacht. 10480, 10481.
Traurig prichtige braut. 10482.
Turm-choral. 10501.
Unter der linde. 10541.
Valse légére. 15410.
Variationen und fuge. 6819.
Vierundzwanzig choral-vorspiele.
102738.
Von alten liebesliedern. 10618.
Warte noch. 10659.
Wie bin ich krank. 10782.
Winter-austreiben. 10792.
Wo ist ein Gott. T7083.
Zehn choralvorspiele. 7704.
Zierlichkeit des schiferlebens.
10866.
Zwanzig orgelvorspiele.
Leuschner (A.):
Baisers fiétris.
2233.
9268.
9751.
violinen und bass.
121538.
12734.
Greif zu! wenn ein lachender
mund dir zum kusse winkt.
4348.
Leuzzi (I1.):
3640.
25419.
Chant d’amour.
Danza delli verzini.
’O fotografo. 14512.
70 tengo o nun ’o tengo.
Per album. 18868.
Wild wishes. 193887.
Leva (E. de):
Canta il mare.
Fleur de lys.
14535.
11044.
4106.
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 5
Leva (E. de)—Continued.
J ai vu: » LSE
Voce luntana. 12418.
Levadé (C.):
Idylle parisienne.
Inquietude. 8781.
Levan (J. C.) Lucky buck. 2175.
Levan mus. Co.:
Hot ashes. 409.
Pin cushion. 759.
Tale the orphan told. 970.
Levett (D. M.) Forest idyl.
Levey (W. C.) Esmeralda.
Levi (M.):
Christy girl. 10887 (101).
Happy nights march. 8381, 12565
(31)
It’s nothing but a bubble. 38119
(39).
8654.
21202.
21145.
Levi (S.):
Laundry bundle. 4976.
My canoe, dear, is waiting for
you. 143890.
Levy (A.):
Should Ireland have home rule.
27081.
Take me up in any old plane.
27229.
Lévy (H.) Guinevere. 11348.
Lévy (M.):
Dritte romanze. 16118.
Psyché. 171386.
Levy (N.):
Harmony. 8390, 10887 (120). |
Undergraduates (The) 15390.
Lewis (—):
Cowboy now boy. 1538, 12565(22).
Let me steal a kiss from you.
26197.
My what a funny little world this.
is. 18735, 22a
Rolypoly eyes. 26899.
Stop your blushing, Rosie. 24911
(168).
Lewis (A.) Longing. 9032.
Lewis (B.) Dat Alabama _ shuffalo.
17996.
Lewis (C. H.) My good old golliwog.
652.
Lewis (C. L.):
By the lake where the dear old
shamrock grows. 25218.
Honey bee, my honey bee. 8484.
Shine, shine. 10117.
Sunshine gavotte. 12280.
Lewis (E. H.) My prairie rose.
21769.
Lewis (F. J.) Last of the grand
army heroes. 16633.
Lewis (H. G.) Howdy pap. 18276.
Lewis (L. R.):
Assembly praise-book. 25025.
Forward, Tufts. 138382.
Intervallia. 13848, 20024.
Onward comrades. 14619.
1850
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Lewis (N. H.):
Aint it nice to have a sweetheart.
8157.
Captain Cupid. 3587.
Five fragments. 10248.
Under the cherry tree with you.
6776.
White city waltz song. 17685.
Lewis (R.):
Come where the violets bloom.
7742.
I heard the clock strike one Six
times. S560.
I want some old style lager.
1923.
It makes me so romantic when I
look at you. 8749.
Oh, you Jeffries. 9561.
Where’s Kitty O’Brien. 22362.
Lewis (S. G.) Colors and cheers.
Tt28.
Lewis (W.)
Lewis (W. H.)
Lord. 17010.
Lewis (W. L.) Love wishes. 26274.
Lewis (W. M.) When love has lost its
way. 15550, 27488.
Lewis & Robertson.
20129, 26274.
Love wishes. 20129.
Oh, be joyful in the
Love wishes.
Lewyn (H.) ‘To the beloved one.
10461.
Lewyn (I1.) To the beloved one.
10461.
Leybach (J.):
Fifth nocturne. 4092, 5018, 23016.
Rameaux (Les). 20412,
Leyda (I. F.) Carols. 12899.
Leyton (B.) My guardian angel.
16891.
Lhoumeau (A.) Psaumes de Goudi-
mel. 785.
Liapounow (S.):
Divertissements. 192.
Jélasova vola. 4816, 8768.
Fétes de Noél. 25619.
IIpuaues. 18902.
Second concerto. 8949, 14967.
TatHa. 19168.
Trois morceaux. 14051.
YTpo. 19283.
3 mazurka. - 3118.
Liberaté (A.) Just in time. 8823.
Librairie des annales. Lecons écrites.
19618.
Lichner (H.):
At home. 8284.
Dancing lesson. 16036.
Espérance. 16152.
Fleur et fleurette. 16211.
Heart’s wishes. 16364.
Merry mood. 16820.
Myosotis. 16922.
Nine sonatinas. 20086.
On parade. 17025,
Lichner (H.)—Continued.
Spring. 6441.
Summer. 6490.
Tulip. 17548.
Winter. 7064.
Lichtenberger (P. W.)
me while I’m gone.
Lichtenstein (L.):
Angelique. 10939.
Call of the nymphs.
Don’t forget
3901.
25226.
Dance of the debutante. 11130.
Her poke bonnet. 23246.
Tired. 10452.
Lichtenstein (M. L.) Zip, Zip. 24902.
Lidden (C.)
Liddle (S.):
Come unto Me. 21027.
Like as the hart desireth. 26217.
My voice shalt Thou hear in the
morning, O Lord. 26514.
O how amiable are Thy dwellings.
26597.
Lidgey (C. A.)
Songs. 8952.
Lie (S.) Orientalsk dans.
Liebe und verderben. 542.
Liebelei. 2119.
Liebenamm (O.)
Lieber (A.):
Compensation. 1473.
Minuet. 6238.
Valse. 544.
Lieberman (H. M.):
’Cause I like you. 1889.
I’m going back to Italy. 1902,
Lieberman & co:
’Cause I like you. 1389.
I’m going back to Italy. 1902.
Liebesnacht (Hine) 2120.
Liebling (M.):
I am thine.
Isola. 4777.
My wife. 5478.
Liesering (L.) Serenade. 2124.
Lieurance (T.):
But the Lord is mindful of His
own. 12862.
Come Holy Ghost.
Felice. 23006.
Nightingale and the rose. 235939.
O mother. 14529.
Parade of the flowers.
Rose tints. 17209.
Sand man. 22005.
Sunbeams. 6499.
Whispering palms. 17688.
Lift] (F. J.) Neues schweitzer salon-
album. 14474.
Light (R. 8.) Longing for you dear.
16681.
Light cavalry. 2783, 6507.
Likes (J.) Morning Glory.
Liljenberg (J.):
Little glee club.
Lasca. 11604.
Two German folk-
727.
Clock (The) 19626.
8536.
21028.
17069.
16860.
14088.
1851
68294—10——27
INDEX
pt. 1p eS
Liljenberg (J.)—Continued.
My own little sweet little girl.
9418.
Yon where the lilacs grow.
Liljengren (A.):
Hvem var han? 213856.
Julhilsning. 21500.
Julrosen. 21501.
Lillebridge (F.) :
Message (The)
15667.
5305.
Polonaise de concert. 58338.
Lillenas (H.):
Beautiful crowns. 25086.
Come to the fountain. 15986.
Cross (The) 16011.
Don’t turn Him away. 16096.
Get the flame. 16261.
He keepeth me. 16351.
He paid a great price. 16354.
Holiness forever more. 238269.
How long is eternity. 16401.
I have entered into rest. 1643838.
I have moved. 8555.
I’m going to my home.
Jesus. 8770.
Judgment day is coming.
Tell the story. 10380.
Lilly (R. P.) Plant a watermelon on
my grave. 203878, 26758.
Lincke (P.):
Am Bosporus. 3197, 3198, 10925.
Auf der rennbahn. 88, 1257.
Autumn yoices. 15788.
Baby duett. 10972.
Barn dance. 5744.
Beautiful Persia.
Bienen-lied. 20927.
Clarinetten-album.
Dirnenlied. 1547.
Hinzige (Der) sohn.
8598.
8803.
15823, 17834.
21010,
8007, 18073.
Fireflies. 81838, 10887 (114), 18331,
16205.
Folio for violin, cornet and piano.
8989.
Fun of the fair. 138416.
Halloh. 364, 4871, 18226.
Im walzerrausch. 459, 1957, 18780.
Kanzlerlied (Das) 514.
Liberia-maisch. 2116, 5019.
Lieschen-polka. 547, 2123.
Lincke’s barn dance. 3119(46),
11636.
Madame Incognito.
Mandolinen-album,
ott.
21641.
Lincke (P.)—Continued.
Satyr-tanz. 6079.
Softly, unawares. 6332.
That fascinating waltz.
15704 (135).
Trompeten-album, 22225.
Venus on earth. 17582, 20814
(116).
Village queen. 15444,
Violin-album. 22276.
You are the star that guides my
way. 1158 (141).
Lineke (Paul) heft, 23613.
Lincoln (—) Only you. 14618.
Lineoln (EH.):
Dear old dream days. 18086.
If I could but live my life again.
21422.
15258,
Love’s promise. 14156.
Say yes Maggie McGuire. 19009.
Lineoin CHE ss):
Alameda waltzes. 3164.
Alpine rose. 38189, 3190, 12612.
Day dreams. 7852.
Dream of the South. 3925.
Empire express. 3994.
Fairies of dawn. 4050.
Fire drill. 4094.
Flash light. 4108.
Garden of dreams. 4199,
Halley’s comet. 16329.
Homeland. 23281.
Midnight special. 92838, 14292,
16829.
My western Rose. 16919, 16920.
Only a dream of you. 14612.
Pioneer limited. 26755.
Playmates. 2488, 5809, 9713.
Pony maid. 58386, 9731, 14740.
Poverty rag. 5848.
Sunset limited. 17421.
Toro. 6709.
Vandersloot mandolin and guitar
folio. 2934.
12th regiment.
Lind (Hs CC)
leave me.
Lind 2Gs.): 2
Play ball. 18881.
You stole my sweetheart, shame
on you. 7144.
Lindblad (O.) Ur svenska hjerkans
djup. 19282.
Lindemann (W. C.):
(IG2:
My husband’s going to
18710.
Neptune. 14472, Good night kid. 43800.
Oesterreichische leutnant. 5606. I’ll teach you how to love. 4562.
On the Bosporus. 7182 (1638), | Linders (K.):
9592, 14595. Come laughing spring. 1470.
Once upon a time. 5660, 7182 Murmur of the trees. 9351.
(164). Water-lilies, 24749.
Pst! Pst! 5887. Lindholm (A.) Suomalais-ratsuvaen.
Queen of the night. 12036, PAGERS :
Rollmidellied. 823. Lindner (B.):
Rollschuhlaufer - walzer. 824, At night. 10954.
2571, 17198. Loving glance. 11689.
1852
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Lindorff (T. J.):
Mfiffa (The) 615.
Misfit man. 5333.
Lindsay (C.):
After the opera.
Autumn canter. 25050.
Bumble bee. 7546.
Fraternal march. 11275.
Gently gliding. 25698.
In the flower shop. 26020.
Jolly partners. 26097.
O’er the world. 24911 (44).
Pomp and panoply. 9729.
Lindsay (M.) Bridge (The).
Linehan (T.F.):
Good-bye old pal. 1779.
Somehow or other. 17356.
Linekar (T. J.) Young organ student.
22427.
24956.
11022.
Lines (M.) Hearts desire. 8425.
Linn (C.) Greater America. 23168.
Linnell (O.):
Clouds. 25328.
Nature’s voice. 23914.
Roses of summer. 23914.
Linquist (O.) You won’t tell on me,
will you. 15690.
Linguist (W. A.) Stageland. 6448.
Lintelman (J.) My ole log cabin home.
5457.
Lionel (F.) :
Third idyl. 15297.
Waiting. 15475.
Lipman (W.):
If I ever get my hands on a dollar
again. 19984.
Oh Suzy. 2398.
Ragovitch rag. 20408.
Lipphard (W. B.) O Lord Thou art
my God. 9510.
Lippincott (M. 8S.) Thou will guide
my journey through. 12342.
Lippmann (S.):
An s’est accompli.
Hier. 11388.
Lips (N.) Shy boy. 20508.
Lipton (D.):
At Gretna Green. 12681.
Fourteen and sixpence a week.
invaey
I shall sulk. 11458.
It’s the first time that I’ve been in
love. 11548.
Jones. 23498.
Shirts. 6182.
Stick to my hand, Penelope. 6468.
You must hear all and you must
say nowt. 3106.
Lipton (J.) 1915 The time, Frisco the
place. 27611.
Lisle (B. de) Alvoy.
Liszt (F.) :
Campanella (La) 18523.
Dance of the butterflies. 8996.
10936.
19465.
Liszt (F.)—Continued.
Etude in D flat. 16657.
Hungarian rhapsody. 21384, 23618.
Liebestraum. 16658.
Loreley (The) 21574.
My sweet repose. 16659.
O salutaris Hostia. 23619.
Polonaise. 5052.
Préludes. 11639, 23620.
Regatta venetiana. 2135.
Rhapsodie hongroise, no. 2. 18524.
Themes of Hungarian folk songs.
10407.
Litolff (H.) :
Boite de Pandore. 22648.
Robespierre. 9911.
Litolff’s verlag. Klavier-schule. 4929.
Litta (P.) Lac d’amour. 26168.
Littau (J.):
Elfin tanz. 1618.
Gondoliera. 1776.
Triomphé (Le) d’amour. 24651.
Little (A. B.):
I’m hiding in Thee. 16453.
Just because I know Him. 16576.
Lean on the Lord. 14019.
Many mansions. 16758.
My Savior’s with me all the way.
16914.
Nothing like the Saviour. 16961.
Rally round the cross. 20410.
Reason why. 20414.
There is joy within my soul.
17482.
When the pearly gates unfold.
17671.
Little (J. A.) Wreck (The) 17719.
Little classics. 2137.
Little Daniel. 16664.
Little tycoon. 38119 (158).
Littlejohn (C. E. S.):
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
5183.
Short communion service. 19059.
Sun shall be no more they light by
day. 6497.
Littleton (J. J.) Girl on the inside for
mine. 4241.
Livingston (J.)
Livinson (M.)
Unforgotten. 27375.
I’d say yes to you.
11418.
Livsey (S. M.) In the hammock.
4718.
Livsey (T.) Nemo waltzes. 26535.
Llewellyn (C.) :
Always in the sunshine. 7254.
Big Indian. 7462.
Old raggy Dan. 11925.
Llewellyn (H.):
Liewellonian polka. 5075.
Vous et je. 6879, 6880.
Lioyd' (C. H.):
Cloud (The) 3708.
Kitty of Colleraine. 4927.
1853
INDEX
pt. 1i-B. S.,; Vi 5
Lloyd (C. H.)—Continued.
Rejoice greatly, O daughter of
Zion. 26855.
Young May moon.
Lioyd (C... (Hs. i.)
march. 19748.
Lloyd (D.) Waves of Wye. 24754.
Lloyd (Emily) :
Beuedic anima mea.
Bonum est. 20814 (1)
Te Deum in D. 27668.
Te Deum in G. 24911 (68)
Lloyd (Evans) :
I never missed a Miss like I miss
you. 238365.
In the garden of love with you.
11514.
My fairest maid of Spain. 23876.
7147.
Eton memorial
27614.
Lloyd (H. S.) Songs of the sprites.
2740.
iloyd. CR. Ee.) Minuet and trio.
16840.
Lloyd (S.):
Eastern love songs. 25515.
I gave you love. 8551.
Sons of Britain. 15116.
Lloyd (T. S.) This is the day of joy
and gladness. 3119 (184).
Lloyd (T. 8.) See also Lloyd (Mrs. E.)
Lloyd music pub. co. All tip your hats
to the little general. 10919.
Lloyde (D. H.) College degree. 12953.
Lloyds (EH. D.):
Dewdrops. T7884.
Shepherds’ midnight vigil. 15005,
27026.
Lob (O.) Earth is the Lord’s. T7979.
Lobach (EH. C.) Oh you Pole. 5625.
Lobanoff (L.) & co. Chére adorée.
22744.
Lobough (Mrs. I. J.) Columbine to
Columbia. 21019.
Locatelli (P.):
Sonate a tre, G dur.
Sonata in B. 5076.
18544.
Sonata in sol maggiore. 5077.
Locke (A. W.):
Pearl diver. 2458,
Through gates of gold. 2861.
Locke (M. P. W.) Send a naughty
wink along by wireless, kid. 10082.
Locke (R. H.) Liberty land. 2117.
Lockwood (L. M.):
Blossoms (The) 25160.
Melodie. 23639.
Loder (J. D.) Violin tutor. 20703.
Lodge (—) Temptation rag. 15250.
Lodge (H.):
Good-bye dear old pal of mine.
328, 3119 (24), 8315.
Jeanne Marie. 8766.
Moontime in Junetime.
Never mind. 26538.
Ole South. 717.
Skylark. 898.
20220.
Lodge (H.)—Continued.
Sneaky shuffles. 243898.
Sure fire rag. 10811.
Temptation rag. 982, 2826, 12318,
24576.
Thinking. 996. .
Waltz with Cupid. 10650.
Lodge (H. EH.) Sure fire rag. i0887
(190).
Loéb (H. B.) Two songs of love. 846.
Loeb (I. A.) Hope’s harbor. 23291.
Loeb (N.) Paradise lost. 14661.
Loeb-Evans (M.) Dance of the gob-—
lins. 19672. :
Loebinger (S. M.) Suffragette (The)
PATE,
oht CE Ne)
Out on the deep. 24067, 26698.
Swing song. 245385.
Lohr (H.):
Dumbledum day. 1598.
It is not because your heart is
mine. 4781.
Little girl’s lament.
Mary mine. 21659.
Ringers (The) 24218.
Should one of us remember.
Song of the sea-kings. 914.
Westward by the Devon seas.
9008.
868.
22334.
Where my caravan has rested.
10755.
Low (J.) Broken ring. 101.
Loewe (G.):
Think of me. 6653.
Three jolly blacksmiths. 20682.
Lofgren (S. EH.) At the harvest hop.
1249, 12688.
Lofthouse (C.):
Mercedes. 9260.
Regimental mascot. 9840.
School’s out. 10048.
When de silver lantern’s lighted.
10716.
Lotting: Gh. (is)
22671.
Logan) CE. i):
Dear little heart. 11146, 16057.
24119.
Sacred bird march.
Bright shy eyes.
Pipes of Pan.
hogan. Gia Cy
2600.
Logan (M. S.):
British-American flag. 12849.
Seven line music system. 14990.
Lohengrin. 2975, 2977, 6884, 15465-
15467, 17609, 27424.
Lohmann (A.):
Eece sacerdos magnus. 221.
Marien-lieder, Panis angelicus and
Tantum ergo. 17167.
Lohr (H.) Garden idyls. 19808.
Lohrs CL 5
Auf sein a nacht. 22541.
Bets-ihm. 15845.
Blumen krenze. 15861, 19552.
1854
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Lehr (T.)—Continued.
Ciribiribin. 7694.
Grand folio of Hebrew music.
16310.
Herring (Der) 28251.
Thr seit a griener. 23415.
In fremden land. 18884.
Kameyele (Das) 8830.
Kiduschen ring. 18468.
Luft, Luft Luft. 23684.
Men darf nit sein ferschlufen.
22715.
Menschele, sei nit genart. 9251.
My southern rose. 14489.
Schmutz. 24299.
Schprinz’s licht bentschen. 20483.
Sof ganeff lithijo. 24402.
Yosehme basezens. 2079..
Yiidish kind. 7155, 15704 (154).
Yiidiskeit. 3114, 15704 (155).
Zu der chupe. 19482.
Lohse (O.) Fiinfe gesinge. 16678.
Lolotte. 21064, 21292, 21338, 22255,
22381, 22440, 22464, 23641.
Lombard (R. N.):
Our Teddy’s home-coming. 5711.
Teddy come back. 6588, 6589.
London (E.) Swaying branches.
15202.
Long (A. M.) Lullaby. 16719.
Long (C.):
Buster Blue. 3548.
Gee! its hard to keep a secret.
4215.
I aint no kin to the Billiken. 4506.
Long (F. C.) Just his way. 509.
Lone ts de):
Arline. 12665.
Brave Mike McCann. 12839.
Dear old days. 18084.
Embers of my love still glow for
yous) 13236:
My canoe, dear, is waiting for you.
14390.
Old light in my heart still burns
for Sue. 14588.
What class are you. 15522.
You'll know he’s just like my boy.
a
Long (J. P.)—Continued.
Who knows, who cares. 22371.
You don’t want to linger any long-
er, Mr. Long. 20796.
You used to be a friend to me.
177386.
Long (lL. F.) Morning star. 20222.
Long (W.) Imp rag. 16497.
Long Island conservatory. Coney Isle
for mine. 12993.
Long musie pub. co. Imp rag. 16497.
Longbrake (A.) You can’t feel lone-
some when you're by yourself. 17729.
Longley (C. Payson) Longley’s beau-
tiful songs. 26247.
Longstaffe (H.) Ideal album. 18355.
Longstreth (T. M.) You'll love me
yee. | Z(aia.
Lonsdale (E.):
Au revoir.
Little brook.
Lonsdale (H.):
I love MacIntosh. 213882.
Take me up to the hielands.
Lonzelle (Wm.) Old sun
mother wore. 18796.
Loomis (C. H.) :
Our brave fire laddies.
Seore for Yale. 2642.
Loomis (J. T.):
Gridiron (The)
Here’s to your eyes. 4443.
Vourneen, Mavourneen. 10621.
Loomis (L.) Shadows on the wall.
862, 27017.
Loraine (W.)
Lorch (H. S.)
20853.
Lord Piceolo. 4124, 4945, 5037, 5788,
6318, 6565, 9040, 23027, 23599, 23649,
24399, 26252-26261.
Loredo (S. 0.) Carnaval Mazatleco.
12898.
Lorens (C.) Schénste land am Don-
austrand. 26981.
Lorenz (C. A.):
Archimedes. 1238.
Tanzlied. 2814.
17801.
18527.
12299.
bonnet
14635.
4349.
Cinderella. 7691.
Angle worm wiggle.
15680. Lorenz (E. S.):
Hong §(5.0.) He, careth) for you. Abschieds-gruss. 7194.
4402. Alas! and did my Saviour bleed.
Long (J. P.): 3165, 7212.
Go through Welcome _ avenue. Angel chorus. 25001.
ZOT23: Another year is dawning. 3245.
I don’t care if I never get home. Be joyful in God. 12763.
23328. Beautiful angels. 60.
Little dummy teat my mother Break, new-born year. 3507.
bought me. 14085. Bring sheaves of eladness. 22672.
On early closing day. 24024. Children’s alleluia. 129384.
Slippery little slide that Tommy Christmas is marching on. 22768.
made. 10159. Christmas land is right at home.
Songs they loved the best. 12220. 22764.
There goes a vagabond. 12330. Christmas land is so far away.
When Mister Trouble comes a- 22765.
knocking a the door. 6973, Christmas never can die. 22768.
1855
INDEX
Lorenz (E. S.)—Continued.
Christmas treasury. 253816.
Christmas will never grow old.
22775.
Come let us adore Him. 21024.
Come, let us worship. 11100.
Come, Thou Almighty King. 3730.
22899.
Doing all we can for Jesus.
Down through the ages. 25485.
Easter adoration. 7981.
Easter garlands. TT987.
Easter message. 3965.
Evergreen Christmas.
Fill the world with beauty.
Give us a stainless flag. 238111.
22973.
Give yourself wholly to Jesus.
23112.
God helping me. 23126.
Gone to rest with Jesus. 21264,
Good night, Johnnie. 23143.
Hallelujah all the time. 23195.
Hallelujah to our Lord and King.
25790.
Happy world. 13572.
Harvest time is near. 4888.
He who sows must reap. 23226.
Hear Thou our prayer. 23230.
Hear us for our native land. 16360.
Help another find the way. 23248.
23244,
Helping hands for Jesus.
Herald angels. 391.
Holy night. 401.
I know that my Redeemer lives.
4549, 8567.
I never go in vain. 23364.
I’m a pilgrim. 8593.
I’ve lost my temper. 23877.
In happy days of summer. 13793.
Introduction. 5101.
It is your turn now. 23467.
It shall be given unto you. 4790.
Jag ar frimling. 4806.
Jesus is living in my heart. 23484.
cares.
Jesus who knows and
23490.
Journey to Christmas land. 26102.
Just being happy. 13982.
Keep a light in the window.
23522,
Keep moving. 4900.
Keep us pure. 235238.
Keep your faith in Jesus. 23524.
Keeping step with Jesus. 23525.
King’s message. 26144.
Lead on, O King eternal. 16636.
Let us go unto Bethlehem. 539.
Lift a little. 5042.
Look above. 23646.
Lord I have loved the habitation.
16685.
Lord is risen indeed. 5095.
Men’s choir. 9250.
Message of joy. 14283.
My Savior is with me. 23895.
Nation in a day. 5498.
1856
23018.
Dt FL eS eS
Lorenz (E. S.)—Continued.
Now is Christ risen. 5554.
O paradise. 238968.
Our Advocate with God. 5699.
Our hope lies dead. 5704.
Part in peace. 18841.
Praise the Lord. 5856.
Rest upon us Holy Spirit. 24199.
Ride on in majesty. 5976.
Savior of the nations. 24276.
Sing of the long ago. 24379.
Sing on, O world of beauty.
150387.
Singing its way along. 15046.
Sleep thy last sleep. 63805.
Somewhere ’tis always morning.
6365.
Song of the bells. 24481.
Spring praise. 15144.
Strife is o’er. 10274.
Sunshine band. 15197.
Thanks be to God. 6610.
They’ll never march again. 15292.
Thy way, O God. 6675.:
To hear the angels sing. 1010.
True to the flag. 175385.
We march around the Christmas
tree. 24768.
We, too shall rise. 6935, 10682.
We wish you a merry Christmas.
24768.
What a beautiful world. 15517.
Why don’t the clock go faster.
24837.
With faith triumphant. 10796.
Women’s choir. 10802.
World (The) cannot give it.
24872.
World-wide praise. 7106.
Worship the Lord. 15650.
Worship the new-born
27560.
Worship thou Him. 12581.
Your Lord shall rise. 7152.
King.
Lorenz (K. K.):
Angel’s song. 22514.
Beacon light of love. 3872.
Christmas treasury. 25316.
Come ye people. 22801.
Cradle song. 22827.
Every body happy. 22977.
Every day a little. 22975.
Go tell the world. 23128.
If you don’t know the pass word.
23409.
In a manger. 23426.
Jesus came to save. 23482.
Journey to Christmas land. 26102.
Lord is my Shepherd. 18555.
Lullaby. 23685.
Manger throne. 23720.
Off for Christmas land. 238980.
Savior, now the day is ending.
6085.
Star of Bethlehem. 24470.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan—Dec., 1910
Lorenz (K. K.)—Continued.
Welcome, happy Christmas. 24783.
Welcome, happy morning. 6951.
While shepards watched. 24827.
Wise (The) men.
Lorenz (0O.) :
Ballstimmung. 3887.
Du warst mein. 16119.
Im reiche der musen. 4677,
Madame, ich hab’ vergessen. 16733
Lorenz pub. co.:
Abide with me. 7189, 10896.
Abschieds gruss. 7194.
Adams favorite anthems. 15710.
Alas! and did my Saviour bleed.
24854.
3165, 7212.
Album leaf. 22475.
All my heart this night rejoices.
22481.
Always singing of His love. 3194,
22491,
America, the beautiful. 15740.
Among the highlands. 3215.
And suddenly there was with the
angel... 22507.
And there were shepherds,
Andante e legato. 3227.
Andante grazioso. 15748.
Angel chorus. 25001.
Angelic choir. 22512.
Angel’s song. 22514.
Another hour with Jesus. 22518.
Another year is dawning. 3243,
Answer our prayer. 3244.
As the hart panteth. 3275.
At close of day. 7325.
At parting. 1247.
At the front. 22539.
Autumn praise. 22549. |
Be joyful in God. 12763.
Be kind. 22584.
Be merciful and bless us.
Be Thou exalted. 3371.
Beacon light of love. 8872.
Beautiful angels. 60.
Beautiful bells of joy. 22587.
Beautiful Bible. 22588, -
Beauty everywhere. 7415.
Bells of joy. 22608.
Bethlehem. 22624.
Birds of the greenwood. 12802.
Blessed tidings. 7484.
Blessing for some one. 22684.
Blessing from Thee. 19547.
Blest Spirit. 7485.
Blossoms of June. 12816.
Bluebonnets. 11018.
Brave boys who wore the blue.
12888.
Bread of life. 3503.
Break forth into joy. 3506.
Break, new-born year. 3507,
Brightest and best. 25192.
Bring lilies. 7529.
Bring sheaves of gladness.
22509.
3968.
22672.
1857
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
By still waters. 12867.
Bygone days. 12871.
Call for reapers. 22694.
Call Jehovah thy salvation, 3571.
Candle in the window. 22701.
Canzonette. 16771.
Capriccioso in G. 12516.
Carry the light. 22717.
Children’s alleluia. 12984.
Chime so merrily. 7664.
Christ is risen. 7678.
Christ our King. 22758.
Christ, our Passover. 7679.
Christmas greeting. 25312.
Christmas is marching on. 227638.
Christmas land is right at home.
22764.
Christmas land is so far away.
22765.
Christmas never can die. 22768.
Christmas pastorale. 1442.
Christmas praise. 22769.
Christmas snowflakes. 22770.
Christmas song. 189.
Christmas story. 22771, 22772.
Christmas tide song. 22773.
Christmas treasury. 25316.
Christmas will never grow old.
22105.
Clap your hands all ye people.
12945.
Come let us adore Him. 21024.
Come, let us worship. 11100.
Come, Thou Almighty King. 3780.
Come Thou Fount of every bless-
ing. 71738, 1739. :
Come unto Me. 373838, 3734, 7740,
22799, 22800.
Come ye people. 22801.
Cradle song. 22827.
Creation. 38775.
Crossing the bar.
Crowning the King.
Crusader’s hymn.
19662.
Darkness shall pass. 3820.
Dawn is bright’ning. 3827.
Dawn of hope. 7849.
3779.
13027.
3783, 11121,
Day is past and over. 16048.
Day of rest. 3830.
Do some good. 22895.
Doing all we can for Jesus.
22899.
Down through the ages.
Duty next. 22940.
Easter. 7980.
Easter adoration. 7981.
Easter garlands. 87.
Easter gladness. 7988.
Easter message.
Easter triumph.
Hehoes of Palestine. 224.
Bvergreen Christmas. 22978.
Every body happy. 22977.
25485.
7995, 11200.
INDEX
pt. It, n. S.,v.5
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Every day a little. 22975.
Everywhere. 8084.
Exalt the King. 22980.
Exalt the risen King. 8086.
Exalt ye His name. 22981.
Far o’er the stars. 22994.
Father divine. 22996.
Father’s gifts to me. 133806, 23000.
Fill the world with beauty. 23018.
Fling out the banner. 4111.
Forth to the harvest. 238051.
Forward, ye soldiers. 4148.
Frederick. 4160.
From His Kingdom of Glory.
23068.
Gentle Shepherd, 4224.
Give as He has given. 23107.
Give ear, O Shepherd. 13457.
Give thanks unto the Lord. 23109.
Give the best to Him. 23110.
Give unto the Lord. 21239.
Give us a stainless flag. 23111.
Give yourself wholly to Jesus.
23112.
Glad new day. 8276.
Glad tidings. 23115.
Gladdened hearts. 8278.
Gloria Patri. 113811, 16277.
Glory in the highest. 23118.
Glory of Zion. 21247,
Go forward, Christian
rey) Wb
Go tell the world. 23128.
God be merciful. 18193,
God helping me. 23126.
God is watching. 23128.
Gondoleria. 16295.
Gondolier. 13487.
Gone to rest with Jesus. 21264.
Good Night Johnnie. 231438.
Good tidings of great joy.
Gottschalk. 21274.
Grant Thy blessing. 4329.
Great is the Lord. 23167.
Greeting song. 23172.
Guide me O thou great Jehovah.
4355.
Hail! King of Kings. 4365.
Hail the wondrous’ Stranger.
23190.
Hail! Thou long expected Jesus.
361,
Hail to the dawn. 23192.
Hail to the day. 13553.
Hail to the lLord’s’ anointed.
23198.
Hallelujah. 8372.
Hallelujah all the time. 23195.
Hallelujah to our Lord and King.
25790.
Hanover. 4375.
Happy day, holy day. 23204,
Happy little soldiers. 23206.
Happy world. 13572.
1858
soldier.
25145.
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Hardiesse. 23207.
Hark, hark my soul. 23209.
Hark, the song. 13575.
Hark the strains. 371.
Hark, the voice of angels singing.
2a A |e
Hark, triumphant voices. 8388.
Hark, what music fills the sky.
23212.
Harvest time is near. 4888.
He giveth His beloved sleep.
23219.
He leadeth me. 4408, 4409.
He lives again. 8409.
He shall feed His flock. 13597.
He slumbers not. 84138, 16359,
pba papa
He who sows must reap. 23226.
Hear, O Lord. 19892.
Hear the bells. 23229.
Hear Thou our prayer. 23230.
Hear us for our nativeland 16360.
Help another find the way. 232438.
Helping hands for Jesus. 23244.
Herald angels. 391.
Herald of the story. 4436.
Herald’s song. 23247.
Hills of Palestine. 25844.
His for service. 23261.
His presence lights the way. 23264.
Holy, holy. 23271.
Holy hour of prayer. 23272.
Holy night. 401.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 11401, 23297.
How calm and beautiful. 8501.
How can I but love him. 4484.
How could it be. 23299.
How excellent. 4490.
Hymn of thanksgiving. 1882.
Hymn voluntaries. 8530.
I have a friend. 23333.
I know He is near me. 238835. a
I know that my Redeemer lives.
4549, 8567.
I love Thy kingdom Lord. 213888.
I never goin vain. 23364.
I shall see Him. 23367.
I want to live for Jesus.
I was glad. 4626, 19973.
If ye abide. 4661, 23406.
If you don’t know the password,
smile. 23409.
If you have Jesus with you. 23410.
I’ll love Him more. 23348.
I'll trust His precious promises.
23345.
Im herbst. 214380.
I’m a pilgrim. 8598.
In a manger. 23426.
In absence. 18378. 3
In dreaming hours. 23482.
In God is my salvation. 4700.
In happy days of summer. 13793.
23381.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
— — —
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued. Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
In heavenly love abiding. 20007.
In pastures green. 18808.
In paths of peace. 18804.
In perfect peace. 21440.
In the golden summertime. 18815.
Introduction. 5101.
Invocation. 26037.
It is a good thing. 4778.
It is good to sing praises. 20030.
It is your turn now. 28467.
It shall be given unto you. 4790.
Italian hymn. 4794. —
I’ve lost my temper. 238377.
Jag ir frimling. 4806.
Jehovab reigns. 4815.
Jesus came to save. 23482.
Jesus, I my cross have taken.
16557.
Jesus is a friend of mine. 23483.
Jesus is living in my heart. 23484.
Jesus is mighty to save. 23485.
Jesus’ little lambs. 13897, 23486.
Jesus, Savior, pilot me. 48835.
Jesus wants you. 238489.
Jesus who knows and cares.
23490.
Journey to Christmas land. 26102.
Joy to the world. 26105.
Joyfully sing. 13911.
June, dear June. 138920.
Junior choir. 8808.
Just as Iam. 4878, 8813.
Just being happy. 138982.
Just right here. 26120.
Keep a light in the window.
23522.
Keep moving. 4900.
Keep us pure. 23523.
Keep your faith in Jesus. 23524.
Keeping step with Jesus. 23525.
King of Glory. 23529.
King of love my Shepherd is.
23530.
King victorious. 8851.
King’s message. 26144.
Kodak fiends. 23550.
Lead kindly light. 238575.
Lead on, O King. 8905, 16636.
Let glad hosannas ring. 14037.
Let God arise. 11618.
Let nothing keep you from Jesus.
23587.
Let the blessing fall on me. 23591.
Let the tidings ring. 23592.
Let the words. 18506, 23594. -
Let us go unto Bethlehem. 539.
Liebeslied. 5029.
Lift a little. 5042.
Lift up your heads. 8969.
Lift your hearts. 14072, 23607.
Light of evening time. 8974.
Like angel whisper stealing. 5047,
11634.
Lily bells. 8988.
1859
Little Christmas pictures. 23621.
Little German boys. 23625.
Little maids from Helland. 28628.
Little Norseman. 23631.
Little white snow flakes. 23634.
Living Lord. 9028.
Look above. 23646.
Look for the bright clouds. 23647.
Look to the hills. 11659.
Lord I have loved the habitation.
16685.
Lord is a great God. 21589.
Lord is in His temple. 18553.
Lord is my light. 11662.
Lord is my Shepherd. 14114,
18555.
Lord is risen indeed. 5095.
Lord’s prayer. 14122.
Love divine. 9055.
Love of God. 14140.
Love shall tune our lips. 14148.
Lullaby. 23685.
Magnificat. 2185.
Make a joyful noise. 5189.
Manger throne. 23720.
Manoah. 5208, 14198.
March movement. 11720.
March of the Magi. 2200, 23727.
Marching along. 23733.
Marching forward. 23734.
Mary’s manger song. 23744.
Melodie quatre in A flat. 2235.
Melody in G. 7320.
Mendebras. 5286.
Mendelssohn, 5287.
Men’s choir. 9250.
Merrial. 16818.
Merry bells. 23784.
Merry Christmas one and all.
23788.
Merry England. 238791.
Message of joy. 14288.
More love to Thee, O Christ.
PAUPPAG
More stars for the crown of Jesus.
23847.
Morning kindles all the sky. 11801.
My country, ’tis of thee. 16884.
My cup runneth over. 14892.
My heart rejoices. 654.
My Jesus, I love Thee. 21758.
My Master. 23889.
My Savior is with me. 23895.
My Savior’s voice. 25896.
Nacht-gesang. 11856.
Nation in a day. 5498.
Nearer, my God to Thee. 9446,
23919.
Nettleton. 5509, 14475.
Newborn King. 26541.
Now don’t you tell. 25952.
Now I know. 5553.
Now is Christ risen. 5554.
Now the day is over. 2552, 5507,
INDEX
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
O God, The rock of ages. 23961.
O paradise. 3968.
O word of God incarnate. 11902.
Off for Christmas land. 23980.
Offertory in B flat. 2388.
Oh, be joyful. 9544, 17009.
Ob, clap your hands. 18783.
Oh, come let us sing. 14556.
Oh, could I speak the matchless
worth. 11912.
Oh give thanks. 238994.
Oh, satisfy us early. 5618.
Old Santa is coming. 24018.
Oliphant. 5646.
On the homeward way. 24029.
On this night, all nights excelling.
24088.
One sweetly solemn _ thought.
24048.
Only believe. 24045.
Only one prayer. 18808.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 24058.
Opening prayer. 24057.
Organ praise. 5681.
Our Advocate with God. 5699.
Our anthems we raise. 5700.
Our hope lies dead. 5704.
Over the mountains. 96388.
Part in peace. 18841.
Pastorale. 9660.
Peace at evening. 2455.
Pedal organ. 218838.
Pleyel’s hymn. 58138.
Postlude. 3279, 9747, ~18891,
26775, 26776.
Postlude in D. 21905.
Praise God from whom all bless-
ings flow. 9756.
Praise Him in song. 24148.
Praise the Lord. 5856, 14760.
Praise waiteth for Thee. 5858.
Praise ye the King of kings.
9759.
Praises we render. 24151.
Prayer and praise. 12019.
Prayer will win. 24153.
Prelude in D. 225385.
Preludio. 15769.
Prince of power.
Raise glad voices.
Ray divine. 9828.
Rejoice, rejoice. 9854.
Rejoice, ye pure in heart.
Rest upon us, Holy Spirit.
Return O wanderer. 18940.
Return of spring. 9872.
Ride on in majesty. 5976, 9888.
Ring out, ring in. 5982, 9895.
Ring the Easter bells. 9897.
Rock of ages. 20480.
Romance. 12078.
Romanza in D. 9942.
Sabbath bells. 24250.
9779, 9780.
14811.
18937.
24199.
1860
pt-11, 2.87.5)
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Safely through another week.
6048.
St. George’s Windsor. 6053,
24254,
St. Hilda. 6054.
Savior, now the day is ending.
6085.
Savior of the nations.
Savior’s love. 24277.
Saviour, like a shepherd. 14939.
Scatter sunshine. 14941, 24285.
Scatter the sunbeams. 14942,
24286.
See them swing. 14968.
Seeing Santa. 24321.
Seek ye the Lord. 6141, 19035,
20488.
Seeking the lamb. 10073.
Shadow of a mighty rock. 19051.
24276.
Shepherd divine. 15000.
Shepherd King. 15001.
Shepherd’s call. 24854.
Shepherd’s care. 6176, 24856.
Showers of blessing. 10121.
Silent night. 6262.
Silver bells. 24870.
Sing aloud unto God. 6278,
Sing of long ago. 24379.
Sing on, O world of beauty. 15037.
Sing unto the Lord. 6288, 20506.
Singing its way along. 15046. ~
Sketch. 2697, 24890.
Sleep thy last sleep. 63805.
Slumber song. 12198.
Soft as fades the sunset splendor.
15078.
Soldiers of Christ, arise.
15088.
Sometimes a light surprises. 24420,
24421,
Something for Him. 15094.
Somewhere ‘tis alwayS morning.
6365.
Song for Jesus. 15101.
Song in the heart. 909.
Song of praise. 24428.
Song of summer. 22096.
Song of the bells. 24482.
Song of the brook. 63881.
Song of the frost queen. 24435.
Song without words. 27386.
Songs of the bells. 24481.
Sound over all waters. 27116.
Spirit of love. 6482.
Spring praise. 15144.
Star of Bethlehem. 24470.
Star of glory. 24471.
Stars of December. 24472.
Stranger at the door. 19181.
Strife is o’er. 10274.
Summer suns are glowing. 10293.
Summer’s call to praise. 15185.
Sun of my soul. 6496.
Sunlight of love. 24506.
10177,
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Sunset. 19146.
Sunshine and smiles. 15196.
Sunshine band. 15197.
Supplication. 6511,
Sweet is the work. 6581.
Sweet story of old. 6539.
Teach me to pray. 24567.
Tell again the story. 24570.
Ten thousand times ten thousand.
10382.
Tenderly lead us: 24577.
Thanks be to God. 6610, 24583.
Their message sweet. 27278.
There came three kings. 24595.
There shall be one fold. 15290.
There were shepherds. 24600.
They know my voice. 24602.
They'll never march again. 15292,
Thou Bethlehem. 24612.
Thou who gavest Thy Son. 10428.
Thy way, O God. 6675.
Thy will be done. 10445, 17499.
Tidings of great joy. 27318.
*"Tis the time for the singing of
birds. 15317.
To-day. 10466.
To hear the angels sing. 1010.
True to thy flag. 17535.
T-r-u-e true. 24658.
Trust Him forever. 15346.
Trustingly follow. 24661.
Twilight. 19267.
Twilight reverie. 2905.
Under the flag. 15388.
Varina. 10570.
Vict’ry all along the line. 247338.
Voices of gladness. 15456.
Waiting for the children. 24744.
Watch and pray and work. 24748.
We adjourn. 24755.
We march around the Christmas
tree. 24763.
We praise Thee. 198335.
We too shall rise. 6935, 10682.
We wish you a merry Christmas.
24768.
Webb. 10685.
Weeping is over. 10688.
Welcome delightful morn.
Welcome, happy Christmas.
Welcome, happy morning.
10694.
We'll be true. 24759.
We're the jolliest kids in town.
24765. .
What a beautiful world. 15517.
When my soul reaches home.
15511.
24783.
6951,
24802.
When the year swings ’round to
Christmas. 24816.
When Thou art keeper of the
heart. 22357.
While Shepherds watched.
- Who will volunteer. 24834.
24827.
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Why don’t the clock go faster.
24837.
Wilson’s sacred quartet.
Wise men. 24854.
With faith triumphant. 10796.
With joy and gladness. 3070.
With joyful alleluia. 22396.
With Santa’s compliments. 24859.
Women’s choir. 10802.
Wonderful are Thy works. 10803.
Wonderful love. 15633, 24865.
Work for Jesus. 24871.
Work for the night is coming.
7101.
World cannot give it. 24872.
World-wide praise. 7106.
Worship the Lord. 15650.
Worship the new-born King.
27560.
Worship thou Him. 12531.
Young Americans. 24898.
Your Lord shall rise. 7152.
Lorenzo (B. de) Serenade. 12159.
Loreto (V.):
Amour d’Ophelia. 12630, 24987.
Réve de nuit. 26866.
Loretta literary ass’n. Leaf from the
tree of memory. 4983.
24847.
Lormés (R.) Fernande. 4082, 10887
GS Nis
Lorne (M.):
D-o-u with a g-h spells dough.
1567.
Fetch John Willie. 8125.
Lorraine (O.) Stewed prunes. 27162.
Lorrimer (J.) Will you come with me
to Donegal. 7050.
Lortzing (A.) Wildschtitz (Der) 7044.
Lo Sealzo (A. M.) Melancholy. 21681.
Losch (A.):
Four jacks. 4150.
Four queens. 4152.
King of the forest.
13969.
Royal flush. 17226.
Loser (A. W.) Family march and
two-step. 13294.
4915, 8850,
Losey (EK. L.) Arline. 17789.
Losey (KF. H.):
Amid the roses. 3211.
Bingo. 12798.
By right of sword. 12865.
Castle of dreams. 11055.
Dance of the buttercups. 11129.
Dew of evening. 3867.
Dream of autumn. 3928.
Dream visions. 8928.
Fantasma. 13802.
Feast of the flowers.
SLs.
Fidelity. 16200, 18130.
Firebrand. 4095.
Flower of night. 21198.
Flower of the Nile. 4120.
13310,
1861
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 5
Losey (F. H.)—Continued.
From ocean to ocean. 4180.
13480.
4491.
1991.
Golden flyer.
Heart’s haven.
Invincible empire.
Ivanhoe. 2012.
Loose Lucas. 14111.
Love’s enchantment. 2171, 9075.
Magie mirror. 18595, 26312.
Miladi lovey 53817.
Moose rag. 16858.
Muttering Fritz. 16876, 18699.
Rag baby rag. 5916.
Rural festival. 6039.
Snow maiden. 27080.
Sounds of love. 6409.
Starland. 6456, 10257.
Tanglefoot rag. 152381.
Vandersloot mandolin and guitar.
2934.
Lothrop (D. W.)
8185.
Lotter (A.):
International shield. 18408.
Southern wedding. 27120.
Fredonia march.
Lotti (A.):
Crucifixus. 3782.
Pur dicesti. 24174.
oud. (A. £.):
Baby’s skies are mother’s eyes.
T3504.
List, in song of rapturous glory.
549.
Offertory in B flat. 2388.
Sing His praise on Easter morn.
10188.
Hou - UIs A}
18149.
Loughborough (D. L.):
Kiss (A) 18973.
Sweetest little girlie. 15218.
Lount (Mrs. H.) Singing dat lonesome
song. 20507,
Louthain (C. F.)
afraid. 10455.
Loutzenhiser (S.)
Lovatt (S. E.):
Love’s lullaby. 23675.
My little pretty one. 26494.
Nursey rhymes. 26583.
me cure. 5083, 6022, 11076, 24911
89).
Loveday (H. G.):
Jubilate Deo. 23502.
Magnificat and Nune
23700.
Te Deum laudamus. 24564.
Loveland (C.) Thunder and light-
ning. 6670, 104385, 10486.
Lovenberg (C.) Shine softly, Mister
Moon. 27028.
Low (J.) Tone pictures.
Lowden (C. D.):
Call of summer. 12881.
Hail to summer-time. 13552.
Forgotten melody.
aS), “be not
Somebody. 10191.
dimittis.
17519.
Lowden (C. D.)—Continued.
June gladness. 16570.
King of life. 8849,
Lowden (C. H.):
Beauty and praise. 15824.
Bend Thou my will to Thine.
20915.
Christ the Lord is risen. 15962.
Hood’s gospel songs. 21845.
Mighty Victor. 9285.
Lowe (B.) Battery A. 12757.
Lowe (H. F.) Rhythmic bells. 9887.
Lowe (J. J.) My Father knows.
9376.
Lowe pub. co. Battery A. 12757.
Lowell (A.) See Pratt (S. G.)
Lowenstam (S.) It’s because I’m so
hopelessly in love. 13868.
Lowenstein (F.) Wyaconda. 3089.
Lower birth thirteen. 22880, 23512.
23897, 24911 (96), 24911
24911 (150), 25927, 26001, 27489,
27703,. 20109; 27149) Digs
Lowitz (J. B.) Sherry flip. 22050.
Lowitz (W. W.) Love’s mirror
26283.
Lowry GS. Pjs
Feed my lambs. 13318.
There’s someone who cares. 15289.
We'll fight for Jesus to-day. 15498.
Lowry (M. R.):
At the door of mercy. 10887 (4).
Blessed Jesus, kind and mild.
10887 (9).
Christian, watch and pray. 10887
(15) -
Come to Jesus, weary wanderer.
10887 (16).
Cross and crown. 7182 (25).
Forever with the Lord. 10887
(25).
Glory land. 10887 (26).
God will not leave His own.
10887 (27).
Gone to the grave is our loved one.
10887 (28).
I am happy in the Lord. 10887
(30).
I love my God. 10887 (82).
Just from the fountain. 10887
(35).
Learning of Jesus. 10887 (38).
Light of eventide. 10887 (40).
Lord where Thou wilt. 10887
(42).
Loving friend my Shepherd is.
10887 (48).
O eyes that are weary. 10887
(49).
O land above. 10887 (50).
One hour with Thee. 10887 (54).
Perfect thro’ suffering. 10887
(STP?
Risen Jesus. 7182 (71).
1862
(133), .
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Lowry (M. R.)—Continued.
Sing of the bright forever. 10887
(64).
Soldiers of Zion. 10887 (66).
There is a star. 10887 (70).
Thou didst leave Thy throne.
10887 (71).
"Tis for mercy, Lord, I plead.
10887 (73).
Trusting only Thee. 10887 (75).
What He will. 10887 (83).
Witness for the Lord. 10887 (87).
Lowry (R.) See Lowry (M. R.)
Lowry (W. H.):
Missouri, fair land. 11788.
O Missouri, land of promise.
14527.
Lowtzky (H.) Lucretia. 23683.
Loy (J.) Noch ein gebet. 16948.
fey (iz ©) Apart. 3250.
Luard-Selby (B.):
Behold a star appeareth. 3399.
Benedictus. 25129,
Garden by the sea. 13421.
Idyll. 9088.
Te Deum. 27246.
Lubrich (F.) Geh’aus mein herz und
suche freud. 16258.
Luca (L. de):
A core a core. 1154, 3120.
Aniello affatato. 25010.
Damme nu vaso. 3805, 3806.
Penziere mieie. 24089.
Vicino a tte. 24730.
Torna, sogno gentil. 27335.
Lucas (C.):
Don’t lock the door of your heart.
18031.
Iroquois serenade. 1996.
Mary Garden. 16768, 20164.
When the winter comes. 6989.
Lueas (F.):
Homeland (The). 4468.
Jesus died for me. 21488.
Let me go. 21552.
Lucas (H.) Serment d’amour. 2666,
3642.
Lucas (M. T.)) Though you sigh ’tis
not for always. 17495.
iuecoek: (S: B.) :
Alma mater toast song. 7241.
Just a little pipe to cheer you.
8811.
My college girl chum. 9367.
That dear old college bell. 10391.
Luce (M.) Lady of the lake. 2094,
7182 (148).
Lucero (K. E.) Only a bunch of.
sweet lilacs. 9611.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 1558, 3893-
Beoo, 915.) JAVTS, . 139138, 18140,
16092, 19702, 21091.
‘Luck (E.) Ob, girls why do you love
the soldiers. 18784.
Luckenbaci (aah: ey
11079.
Luckhardt & Belder:
Lueckstone (I.)
7706.
1863
Childhood.
Arabesque. 12657.
Benedicite, ommia opera Domini.
3413.
Bethlehem. 1312.
Bird’s song. 1322.
Broken vase. 22675.
Butterflies. 1360, 22687.
Capri. 22708.
Child’s garden of verses. 1426.
Cigaret. 7689.
Come Thou Fount of every bless-
mg. TEST.
Cradle song. T7787.
Crossing the bar. T7796.
Dance of the sprites. 22848.
Dream garden. 7936.
Drift and dream. 22929.
Etude No, 8. 8057.
Fleure. 81438.
Flower and the humming bird.
23026.
Forever and a day. 23047.
Gar manche feuer lohten. 8227.
Gently fall the shadows. 17389.
Gifts. 8260.
Gliicks genug. 10053.
Good old way. 8324.
Gospel of St. John. 1782.
He that dwelleth in the secret
Dlace. 8414.
How shall I follow Him. 8506.
Im tempel. 1955.
Impromtu mignonne. 8681.
In the temple of muse. 197T.°
Lonely. 9028.
Lonely (The). 9029.
Love question. 23664.
Love’s bliss. 9072.
May night. 2219.
Nocturne. 22585.
On the lagoon. 9599.
On the piazza. 9601.
Pénsee romantique. 24088.
Psalm ninety-eight. 24170.
Saviour again to Thy dear name.
24278,
Schlummer lied. 6107, 12131.
Senorita (La) 10085.
Short responses. 15009, 28028.
Souvenir Hollandaise. 10229.
Spring at Ely Court. 24460.
Sternlein (Das) 6467, 12251.
Teach me, O Lord. 10378.
Ueber felsen und feld. 10516.
Valse. 7954.
Voice of the desert. 10612.
Waldkonzert. 15478.
Yellow, yellow buttereups. 7128,
24877.
Crossing the bar.
INDEX
Pia Ses., was
Lucretia. 23688.
Lucrezia Borgia.
Ludebuehl (J. P.):
Angelus. 15755.
Let the words. 18506.
Love’s witcherie. 28677.
Revery. 17176.
Sleep, baby sleep. 17331.
Luders (G.):
Electric signs. 11538 (22).
Heidelberg stein song. 16366.
Keep your whip in your hand.
1153 (638).
Modern Japanee. 9308.
Old town. 24138, 5642, 7182 (162),
11926.
Viennese. 1045.
Wedding bells. 3006.
Weak little woman. 11538 (129).
Welcome to the cowboy. 3015.
Ludovic (G.):
Angel’s dream. 7282.
Convent bells. 12999.
Pearls and laces. 5757.
Ludwig (H.) 24 klavierstudien, 5153.
Ludwig (G. H.) Social favorite. 903.
Luebtow (H.) Dandelion. 19675.
Lukens (A. B.) Tell me will you e’er
be true. 272638.
Lully (G. B.) Au clair de la lune,
19493.
Huliy oc Luli: \(F. B.)%
Gavotte. 13436.
Gavotte et menuet.
Tanz. 5158.
Lulu’s husband. 14096.
Lumbye (H. C.):
Drégmmebilleder. 18056.
Kroll’s ball kliange. 11599.
Valse Boston. 10548, 17568,
Lumpkin (J. T.) Oh, eyes of tender
gentle blue. 17011.
Lumpus und Pumpus.
9089, 9281, 10282, 15859.
Luna (J. A.) High-life, 11389.
Luna verlag:
Betrogene affenjiger. 20923.
Mein alles hier im leben. 21680.
Prost, prost, wir seh’n uns wieder.
Ek be Rae
8238.
7487, 8511,
21917.
Lund (J.) On the piazza. 9601.
Lund (L. H.) Jeg spiler min vinge,
heiser mit seil, 491.
Lund (Si):
Ballade in C minor. 9092.
Concert etude. 7751.
Lundell (O.) Queen of the pure.
26821.
Lundin (D. S.):.
He is my song. 4405.
He walked and he leaped, 21315.
I have a Friend. 4539.
Promised land. 21916.
Lunn, (23):
Come, take a trip. 19640.
You are fighting for the old Red,
white and blue. 15672.
Lureh (A.):
I’ve got a girl at last. 4612.
Let’s take a trip to loveland. 8942.
Now and then. 20291.
Oh! that jungle glide. 14568.
So-long kid. 10169.
You’re the fairest flower that na-
ture grew. 10849.
Luscomb (F.):
Cordova. 150, 1481.
Elizabeth schottische. 1614.
Fast life galop. 21174, 22995.
Jim Crow cake walk. 2026.
Lucile waltz. 20134, 21620.
Marshal of France. 2208.
Mid sorrow and joy. 20198-
20200, 21698.
Prince Frederick. 21913.
Turkish imperial guards. 1024.
University of Indiana. 20674.
Vim galop. 2958.
Lustige Spreewald fahrt. 20927.
Luther (A.) Chickadee. 15949.
Lutheran board of Publication. Hym-
nal for the Sunday school. 238313.
Lutheran pub. society:
As doves to their windows.
Feed my lambs. 23004.
Have you heard salvation’s story.
8398.
I dare not idle stand. 1898.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
8563.
Prayer. 14764, 24152. a |
Sing, O ye faithful. 15035, 24377.
Lutkin (¢2e Cie
I will lift up mine eyes. 15039.
Lord bless you and keep you.
20115.
Sing we to the Lord. 15039.
Luttman (A. C.):
How would you like to fly with
22533.
me. 16408.
It’s nobody’s business but theirs.
2006.
My wife has gone to visit her rela-
tions. 16921,
’*T was a hot one right off o’ the
bat. 153866.
When the buckeye is in blossom.
3032.
Luzier (J. M.) Soulful eyes. 920.
Lyle (G. HE.) Some day we'll be
happy. 17355.
Lyle (K.):
And the band on the pier starts
playing. 38226.
Come and be one of the midnight
sons. 3718.
oe (T.) Oyster rag. 14653, 20814
nb)
1864
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Lyle (T. J.) Papoose. 26714.
Lyle music pub. co.:
Belle of Spain. 17840.
Girl of my dreams. 21238.
Some day we'll be happy. 173855.
Lyman (F. A.) You know I know.
22420.
Lyman (H.) When the last red rose
of summer fades away. 27496.
Lyman (M. B.) & co.:
At night. 17795.
Ho, ho, for Teddy. 18264.
Tell me fairest maiden. 19189.
Vow (The) 19812.
Lynch (E.) Fifty long years ago.
11247.
Lynch (J. C.)
21335.
Lynes (F.):
Canzonetta. 21624.
Fairy story. 16175.
Hark, the _ robin’s
19878.
In the arbor. 16512.
Loch Lomond. 201138.
Menuet. 16813.
Thousand eyes in the night. 20631.
Lynn (S.) Teasing and pleasing.
24568.
Lyon (A. M.):
Holy waves. 4465.
Sacred march. 9987.
Highland city march.
early song.
Lyon (J.)—Continued.
O God the protector of all. 14513.
O God the strength. 14514.
O God, who declarest Thy al-
mighty power. 16976.
O God, who hast prepared. 18768.
O God whose never failing provi-
dence. 14515.
O Lord we beseech Thee. 14521,
16981.
O Lord, who never failest, 14522,
Seagulls. 10064.
Spirit of the Lord filleth the
world. 15188.
Stir up, we beseech Thee. 17400.
Te Deum laudamus and Jubilate.
17456.
Two lyrics.
Lyon (T.)
8689.
Lyon (V.) Saadi. 6044.
Lyon & Healy. Pride of the ball room.
9774.
Lyons (—): :
Spaghetti rag. 12565 (664), 15129.
Tony. 15829, 17742 (98).
Lyric mus, pub. co.:
My own dear Yankeeland. 660.
Until the sun shall cease to shine.
1034.
When Old Glory leads the way.
1092.
14171.
In dear old sunny Florida.
Lyon (G. T.): When the evening breeze is sweet
I oft times think of you dear. with new mown hay. 1095.
13729. OE ae the idol of my dreams.
L ewe aes Lyric pub. co. ’Neath the honeysuckle
caer 2 cee vine, 2334.
ee and everlasting God. | Tysherg (C. B.) Sans Souci. 17247.
Beery : M. (lL. R.) O Jesus, Jesus, dearest
Almighty and merciful God. Lord. 2375
17766. M ( 0.) ;
: : . aass (O.):
a mae ore Teapie tbe, Akademiker-marsch, 12595.
Grant, O Lord, we beseech Thee Nase puce. 14468.
13519. Nocturne. 14826.
Grant to us Lord. 16312. Samo napred. 14988.
Grant we beseech Thee. 16313. werner ees heard the voice of
I will remember. 19978. aN
Keep, wo besessh ‘Thee’ 1¢586, | McAdams (H.) In this little bunch of
Let Thy merciful ears O Lord be blue. 16520. :
Vitouen: 616644. eee (W. H.),; 2. need. Thee so.
Lord of all po ight. pee
14117. bower “and fate MacAloon (T.) Pulla da lynkie lara.
Lord we beseech Thee. 14120. | 2516. f
16686. Macaulay (S.) Sefiorita (La) 10085.
Lord we pray Thee. 14121. MacAvoy (J. J.) Dancing. 19674.
Magnificat and nunc dimittis, | McBean (G. BE):
14179. Bird song. 12800. it
O Almighty and most merciful Chant d’amour ecossais. 12916,
God. 16970. Chicago. 12980.
O God, for as much as without Chicago no. 2. 12981.
Thee. 16974. Désir ardent. 13104.
O God, our refuge and strength. Do you remember. 15126.
16975. Duo. 18200.
1865
INDEX
McBean (G. H.)—Continued.
Highlandman’s farewell. 18630,
Lord is my Shepherd. 14115.
Lord (sic) prayer. 14118.
Negro’s lament. 14471.
Slumber song. 15060.
Summer time. 15188.
Macbeth (A.) Heart’s ease. 18606.
McBride (C. J.) When the maple
leaves are falling. 107388.
McBride (E. L.) Apple blossom days.
19481.
McBride (W. P.)
161138.
McCabe (C. C.) Songs of redeeming
love. 1158 (164).
McCabe (J. C.) You’re mine, all mine.
15687.
Dreaming of you.
McCabe (J. J.) O salutaris. 10887
(2 )F
Maccabees, Ladies of the. Grand
march of the Ladies of the Macca-
bees. 11329.
MacCalla & @o.:
Day of resurrection.
Easter flowers. 7986.
Jesus our guiding star. 494.
McCane (M.) Give me the days of
old. 4248.
McCarroll (J. F.)
what you can do.
McCarter (B. B.)
pole. 3848.
MacCarthy (H.):
Alone. 7248.
Romance of the rocks. 99384.
Won’t vou take me there. 22406.
McCarthy (J. P.) Sailor’s return.
7853.
You don’t know
19419,
Dear old North
17285.
McCarthy (K. L.) If you were a rose.
25988.
McCarthy (M.) Come fly in my aero-
plane. 19686.
McCarty (J.) ‘Beautiful moon. 337
McCaughy (A. E.) Reina del m
2547.
McCay (M. M.):
Little Dixie belle. 20099.
When I return to the U. S. A. and
you. 15546.
McClave (W.) We are going,
rades going. 17685.
McCleery (Mrs. W. J.) Dear girl with
the dreamy eyes. 1527.
McClees (J. E.):
I’m looking for a certain little girl.
11444.
Lucyanna Lou.
McClellan (J. J.)
9563.
McClintoch (LL. B.)
McClintock (W.)
ite
ar.
com-
11691.
Ob, you rheumatiz.
Rubieo. 21985.
Blackfeet Indian
songs. 17856.
McClure (—) Just a little baby.
26114.
pt..111, t-s:,. vos
McClure (H. R.):
Musketeer (The) 11818.
New creation. 20272.
McClure (H. RB.) eon:
Good bye my Irish coon.
Just a little baby. 26114.
Musketeer (The) 11818.
New creation. 20272.
Red mouse rag. 20415.
McClure (J. C.) Won’t you kiss the
Blarney stone. 7093.
McClure & Gage. Terrible eyes. 24580.
McColl (J.):
Choose your girlie by the seaside.
25750.
3665.
I'll never find another Pearl like
you. 8581.
McCollum. (S. J.):
Travel on. 153888.
Was there ever a friend so true.
15490.
When this life of toil shall cease.
15570.
McColm (A. R.) In the golden au-
tumn time. 21451.
McConathy (O.) School song book.
6117, 26984.
McConihay (A.) Green and the gold.
21286.
McConnell (T. C.) Capitana (La)
19587.
McCord (R. B.) My valley home in
Illinois. 16918.
McCormick (H. N.) I’m dreaming the
sweetest dreams. 2383852.
McCormick (M. G.) College boy’s rag.
Bal
McCosh (—)
9774.
MeCosh: (D. S.):
Hear dem bells. 19891.
York’s ideal bandbook. 20790.
McCowan (T. A.) jr. Just one kiss
before we say good-bye. 11576. ,
McCoy (F.):
Happy days. 18566.
Monkey’s wooing. 143835.
MeCrory (W.) At the old seashore.
Pride of the ballroom.
BLT EST
MeCulloch (J.) Bonnie banks o’ Loch
Lomon. 7499.
McCullock (W. C.) Delevan waltzes.
25444.
McDermott (A. C.) Tale the orphan
told: 970:
MacDermid (J. G.):
Faith. 18288.
Faith, Hope, Charity. 13290.
Hope. 138646.
McDermott (lL. F.) Voice of the dove.
15454.
MacDonald (A.): f
For love, for life, for you. 4135.
Your love means all the worid to
me. 27591.
1866
INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Macdonald (B.):
Follow the tram lines. 18145.
T’ll furnish it on the installment
plan. 8574.
Nix, on the glow-worm Lena.
18756.
O-U-Mike. 9528.
When a coon wantsto spoon. 1153
(181), 3017.
McDonald (C.):
My Mexican rose. 5454.
My sweetheart. 5472.
MacDonald (D. E.) When the even-
ing shadows fall. 27498.
McDonald (E. W.) Singing lesson.
24384.
McDonald (J. D.):
My Rosalia. 9419.
Nellie’s lullaby. 9454.
MeDonald (M.) Girlie just like you.
23104.
McDonald (M. E.)
21904.
MacDonald (M. J.) Thinking of you.
15296.
McDonald (W. J.) & Co.:
Cowboy girl. 22825.
Won’t you be my girl. 10812.
McDonnell (H.) Ill be yours if you'll
be mine. 4554.
McDonough (J. T.):
All I want is a brand new moon.
10914.
At the bend of the old farm road.
25029.
Hieney. 113887.
Irish smile. 11531, 26041.
Oriental moon. 11947.
Rhine legend. 12069.
Summer night out at the park.
DT ys
McDonough (lL. E.)
bye. 18823.
Macdougall (H. C.):
O slow of heart to believe.
Onward Christian soldiers.
This is that bread. 24609.
MacDougall (K.):
Ahalla. 20827.
Bungalow love song.
Monterey. 16854.
McDougold (P.S.) Behold a stranger.
7434,
McDowell (HE. A.) :
A. D. 1620. 18586.
Erstes konzert. 16732.
From a log cabin. 20144.
From an Indian lodge. 18587.
Hexentanz. 16378.
Indian idyl. 18588.
Jagdlied. 20145.
Macduff (A. W. 8S.) I love my steady.
4568.
Popular march.
Our last good
16990.
11941.
15886.
McDuffee (M. H.):
Andantino. 21626.
Barearolle. 20902.
McEckron (C. C.) Hilda. 18259.
McElroen (J. Z.) Little star. 11649.
MacElwee (J. A.) Roses. 26930.
McEntee (lL. F.) Dollah down an’ a
dollah a week. 38888.
Mackvoy (C.) Globe waltz.
McHwen (J. B.):
Day by day. 7850.
Grey Galloway. 18215.
Magic. 9106.
McFadden (EH. L.)
1108.
McFall (B. G.):
Bonetha. 17865.
Crescent club. 17979.
Huntsmen (The) 18286.
Slipperinis. 19076.
Macfarlane (W. C.):
Caprice. 26299.
Meditation. 26872.
MacFarren (G. A.) :
Fair Hebe. 18288.
Girl I’ve left behind me. 25704.
Jovial man of Kent. 26103.
Love will find out the way. 14146.
My little pretty one. 14414.
23117.
Whip-poor-will.
Onee I lov’d a maiden fair.
26671.
One morn the maiden sought the
mill. 14607.
We will be married o’ Sunday.
15507.
MacFayden (A.):
Birthday song. 1328.
Daybreak. 21065.
Inter nos. 1986.
June. 21504.
Spring’s singing. 10250.
Why I love you. 223875.
McGaha (S. 8S.) Just for no one else.
11573.
MecGavisk (J.):
Oklahoma twirl. 24010.
Outside of that you’re all right.
24069.
McGee (Mrs. M. J.) Little Dixie
Belle. 20099.
McGee (R. 'T.):
Love means sweetheart just you.
9049.
Sweethearts true. 19155
You’re all the world to me. 10847.
MeGeoch (D.):
Flowers from a cottage garden.
11260.
Too late. 20646.
Waiting. 6892.
McGhee (J.):
I was standing on
13747.
Only one girl at a time.
the quay.
14616.
1867
68294—10——28
INDEX
McGhee (T.):
I do like cheap sea trips. 25907.
La-la-sing, this chorus with me.
13999.
McGhie (J.) Froggies’ lullaby. 21210.
Macgillivray (I. L.):
Little honey bug. 9009.
Reina del mar. 2547.
McGonagle (C.) Sleep my baby girl.
6302.
McGowan (R. F.) I’m trying to find
where the angels live. 8610.
McGranahan (A.):
All we like sheep have gone astray.
4182 (2).
Beloved now are we the sons of
God. 7182 (9).
By grace are ye saved. 7182 (18).-
Casting all your care upon Him.
27616.
Christ receiveth sinful men. 7182
(19).
Coming of the kingdom draweth
near. 27619.
Fear thou not. 27621.
For God so loved the world. 27622.
Hallelujah for the eross. 27624.
Let us work for Jesus. 27630.
Look to Jesus. 27683.
Mount Hermon is our home. 27643.
No condemnation. 27646.
Oh, that I had wings. 7182 (62).
Pardon, peace and power. 15704
(41).
Peace, peace is mine. 27655.
Rest there remaineth. 7182 (70).
There shall be showers of blessing.
27671.
Song of heaven. 7182 (82).
Song of the soldier. 7182 (83).
Turning on the wheels of time.
27675.
Two gates, two ways. 7182 (91).
We've sighted the golden gate.
7182 (96).
Ye are not your own. 27680.
McGranahan (H. H.):
As pants the hart. 25022.
In Thee O Lord I put my trust.
26027.
O God be merciful to me. 26591.
O Lord of hosts, how lovely. 26604.
Praise Jehovah for His love.
26780.
Thy loving kindness, Lord, is good.
21a.
McGranahan (J.):
All we like sheep have gone astray.
7182 (2).
Beloved now are we the sons of
God. 7182 (9).
By grace are ye saved. 7182 (13).
Christ receiveth sinful men. 7182
(19).
Gospel male choir. 17742 (14).
1868
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 5 |
McGranahan (J.)—Continued.
O that I had wings. 7182 (62).
Rest there remaineth. 7182 (70).
Song of heaven. 7182 (82).
Song of the soldier. 7182 (838).
Two gates, two ways. 7182 (91).
We've sighted the golden gate,
7182 (96). |
See also McGranahan (A.).
MacGregor (D. C.) Land we love.
4965. |
Macgregor (J. T.)
hand. 18369.
McGuire (R. J.) You have loved and |
lost him, May. 15679. |
McGuire (S. 8S.) We're awfully glad |
u-k-u-m. 15505. |
MceGurgan (F.) It’s a lonely world
without you. 2003, 3119 (88).
McHale (KE. J.) Graduation. 21279, |
oe bros. &co. Graduation march.
1279.
McHall (H.) Wait a minute. 22292, |
McHenry (A. C.) Smile, sweetheart,
smile. 27078.
Macllwaine (H. C.):
Bobbing Joe. 12828.
Brighton camp. 12847.
Derbyshire Morris dance. 13101.
Derbyshire Morris reel. 13102.
Flowers of Edinburgh. 13357.
Fool’s dance. 183866.
Gallant hussar. 13420.
Glorishears. 13462.
Green garters. 138528.
Leap-frog. 14021.
Lumps of plum pudding. 14169.
Maid of the mill. 14183.
Princess royal. 14772.
Shepherd’s hey. 15004.
Shooting. 15008.
McIntire (M. L.):
For Jesus is at
Love me just the same. 5122.
Sweet memories. 6535.
McIntire (M. L.) & sons:
Childhood’s home. 8655.
Love me just the same. 5122
6535. |
Orpheum waitzes. |
Sweet memories.
McIntosh (C. H.)
5692.
McIntosh (J.) Isn’t it lovely to be in
love. 26048.
McIntyre (HH. V.):
Flower dance. 18355.
Infantry parade. 20020.
Joyful sounds. 13910.
Light artillery. 20091.
Mack (A.):
Come love let us dance. 1153 (9),
3725.
Go ’way Mistah moon. 3119 (28). |
Hi spy. 1158 (41), 4447. ;
Voices from home. 3119 (91), |
10613. |
INDEX
-nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mack (C.)
Mack (E.):
Autumn leaves.
Bouquet of roses. 94.
20882.
Call of the bugle. 20969.
Chanticleer waltz. 20989.
General Grant’s grand march.
8251.
Mocking-bird march. 14381.
Royal blue. 21982.
Springtime waltz. 22118.
See also Mack (H.), jr.
Mack (E.), jr.:
General Grant’s grand march.
22440 (8).
Home sweet home. 15704 (138).
Oxen waltz. 20814 (20).
Mack (K.):
Don’t be angry dear. 3897.
Down where the _ sea_ breezes
blow. 16107.
*Phone bell rang. 5785.
Mack & Orth:
Breath of spring. 3508.
Down where the sea_ breezes
blow. 16107.
*Phone bell rang. 5785.
Texas rag. 986.
Mackay (E. R.) Give me the days of
old. 4243.
McKay (G. R.) My moon maide.
9406.
Mackay (J.L.) Robin Hood and King
Richard. 9914.
McKenna (W. J.):
Broadway Indian chief.
Bwana Tumbo. 1362.
Hang your hat in Detroit.
17742 (48).
Look into my eyes and call me
dearie. 2157.
My picture puzzle girl.
Only you. 2425.
School of love. 6116.
Under the loving moon.
McKenney (W. G.) Chicago’s the
pride of them all. 7654. ,
Mackensen (H.) Reformationspsalm.
21934.
Mackenzie (A. C.):
1352.
13561,
2319.
6778.
Earth and man. 22948.
Fantasia. 14174.
Midnight by the sea. 21695.
My soul would drink those echoes.
23899.
Qui vive. 21924.
Rhyme (The) of the four birds.
24208.
Rose of Sharon, 18977, 26925.
Song of love’s coming. 22095.
Song of morning. 24426,
Sun-gods return. 15187.
MacKenzie (A. G.) Oh, you rheu-
matiz. 9563.
SSS EEO eee EEE
Mackenzie (D.):
Newquay fisherman’s song. 14479.
Woodman’s (The) song, 24868,
McKenzie (EH. L.):
She’s my post card girl. 24853.
That postal rag, 24587.
McKeon (B. F.):
Maytime. 18622.
Song of the South. 15107.
McKeon (J. H.) Yiddisha rag.
(140), 7125.
Mackie (G.)
Mackie-Beyer :
Acme orchestra collection. 24924,
Golden days. 19835.
National guard. 14459, 16928.
Victor collection of E flat alto
solos. 20700.
Mackin (D.) Valley of the old St.
Joe. 1158 (127).
McKinley music co.:
Autumn leaves. 20882.
Black beauty march. 20934.
Blue and the Gray. 20938.
Boots and saddles. 20947.
Boy’s in blue. 20954.
By the brookside. 20967.
Call of the bugle. 20969.
Chanticleer rag. 20986, 20987.
Chanticleer waltz. 20989,
Children’s delight. 20996.
Christ the Lord is risen to-day.
11538
Song of destiny. 20541.
7682.
Do you love me as you loved me
long ago. 21088.
Dreams at sunset. 21104.
Echoes of the brook. 21110,
Eventide. 21151.
Fairyland waltz. 21168.
Flower dance. 21191.
Flying machine. 21196.
Going fishing. 21259,
Golden sunset. 21261.
Hallelujah Christ is risen. 8373.
Hosanna. 8493.
I’m lonesome for home _ sweet
home. 1904.
I used to sing I wish I had a girl.
1918,
I’ve a longing dear for you.
21400.
In the hay field. 21453.
Indian summer. 21460,
King of them all. 2060.
Let me kiss you, little dearie.
21554.
Light and shadow. 21567.
Like a lily that’s drawn in the
whirlpool. 21568.
Long green club. 2155.
Loves first whisper. 21610.
Love’s message. 21613.
New Christian endeavor march,
21787.
Our nation’s colors, 21860,
Robin Hood. 21958.
1869
* Me Kenna, (WW. ) Og, Q- Ac4, nite. ae = 7.
b
INDEX
McKinley music co.—Continued.
Roosevelt march. 21971.
Roots pupils delight piano instruc-
tor. 9947.
Roseland waltz. 21975.
Royal blue march. 21982.
Sleeping doll waltz. 22071.
Springtime waltz. 22118.
Sunshine and roses. 22144.
Sunset limited march. 22148.
Sweet flowers. 22150.
Taxicab march. 22165.
Vacation time. 22246.
Whispered thought. 22367.
Wreath of roses. 22413.
McKinney (G. J.) In fatal Cherry
mine. 11497.
McKinny (A. J.)
North pole. 19174.
McKissack (M. P.) North pole. 5546.
McKissack (Mrs. W. C.) North pole.
5546.
Macklem (F. P.):
Hlegy. 18281.
Five études.
Macklem (S.):
Elegy. 18281.
Five études.
McKnight (A. F.)
TT78.
Maclachlan (J.) Bonnie blue bells.
7500.
Take me to the
11701.
11701.
Cotton states rag.
McLain (R. H.) & co.
McLaren (J. A.):
Cards. 7597.
Simple life. 15029.
MacLaughlin (—)
21990.
McLaughlin (J. M.):
German folk songs. 13446.
Irish folk songs. 13856.
Song reader. 19098.
McLaughlin (J. T.) Won’t you be my
spring bird. 20781.
McLaughlin & e¢o.:
Hark, hark the soft bugle.
Irish love song. 23461.
McLaughlin & Reilly co.:
Ave maria. 22552.
Mass of St. Cecilia.
O Salutaris Hostia.
Unison mass. 19278.
Maclean (A.) Hold me with a charm.
19906.
MacLean (E.) To you.
Maclean (I. C.)
222593
McLean (D. W.)
McLeish (G.)
5534.
McLeod (M. HE.)
burden to bear.
McLeran (D. M.)
Maclure (M. F.)
11502.
Sierra. 15020.
Rye waltzes.
23210.
26358.
23974.
6698.
Valse des sylphes.
Bethlehem. 1312.
No other girl for me.
He will help thy
13599.
I love thee. 11482.
In Khorassan.
1870
pt. III, 0. s., v. 5
McMahan (N. A.) Song of the night |
wind. 12213, 24486.
McMahon (C. W.) Sassafras. 12109.
McManis (V. 8S.) Roosevelt and the
Rough Riders. 24227.
McMann (J. C.):
O, gee, won’t you tag me. 9505.
O my its too cold for me. 9550.
We need your help. 10678.
McManus (J. L.) Military maids.
18651. |
McMaster (C. G.) Where love abides
is home sweet home. 10754.
MacMillan (J.):
Carry a line to Caroline.
Sky-blue. 15051.
MeMillan (S. M.)
party. 34388.
Macmillan co.
flag. 22104.
McMillin (H. BH.):
Crestline’s festival. 21045.
Cross and crown. 18028.
Cuban waltz. 7802.
Don’t you think that we might
marry. 138148,
Fun in cotton land. 8216.
I. Cc. C. band. 8538.
Just a-wearyin’ for you. 20050.
Luna dome. 5159.
Midst the hills of Colorado. 14295.
Rose girl. 2588.
Story of the cello told. 27170.
Society galop. 15076.
Syria. 2808.
Titl’s serenade. 206389.
Zulu chief. 20808.
MeMorrow (B.) Answer yes, my dear
Louise. 12650.
McMullan (K.) Dixie’s aglow. 25465.
Macmurrough (D.):
11054.
Biddy McCasty’s
Songs of school and
Hileen Aroon. 18072.
Macushla. 263801.
McNally (P. A.) On the old rustic
bridge. 9600.
McNamara (H.) Is your sister just
as nice aS you. 26046.
McNeal (E. B.):
Gee but my girl’s gone back on me.
2222:
Oh, gee, but my girl’s gone back
on me. 9546, 21822.
There’s just one love for some one.
12334. :
You are my only love. 15674.
McNee (J. D.) Flag I love. 183840.
MeNeil (J. H.) Just for a moment,
dear mother with you. 508.
McNeill (R. E.) Do not idle stand. —
7899.
McNulta (R.) Southern belle. 19108. —
Macoy pub. & Masonic supply co. Mu-
sic of the chapter for Royal Arch
Masons. 645.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
McPhail (J.)
4547.
McPhail (M. L.):
Be kind. 22584.
Duty (The) next. 22940.
Give unto the Lord. 21239.
God be merciful. 18198.
Hark, the voice of angels singing.
23211.
I have a friend.
Jehovah reigns.
Lord is my light.
Never mind. 5512.
Oh give thanks. 238994.
Oh Lord, how excellent. 11894.
Praise ye the Lord. 17122.
Sing unto the Lord a new song.
20506.
Sweetly resting. 6550.
Wake the song. 10637.
Macpherson (C.) Annie Laurie.
McPherson (R. C.):
Dear old moonlight. 3842.
If he comes in I’m going out.
18360.
*Long in pumpkin pickin’ time.
2156.
My little jungle maid. 18712.
That minor strain. 27272.
That’s why they cali me Shine.
27277.
McPherson (T. O.):
Spasm (A) 15181.
Vernois. 12410.
McPherson music co. Vernois. 12410.
McShane (J. F.) Carmina animarum.
3594,
MecSkimming (H. H.):
Fanchette waltz. 22988.
Felix rag. 8120.
MeVicker (J.) Old Santa Claus.
- 5640.
MeVie (P.) Donal Dhu.
MeceWhood (lL. B.) Drew.
Macy (J. C.):
Callest Thou thus. 7574.
Honeymoon (The) 25867.
Madame Butterfly. 2510, 9796, 14785,
17137, 18912.
Madame Sherry. 11445, 12199, 12328,
12565 (26), 12565 (35), 12565 (64),
12565 (73), 12803, 12805, 18276,
13699, 14110, 141382, 14176, 15063,
15704 (62), 15704 (109), 16035,
16448, 16734, 16735, 17041, 17300,
17556, 17742 (82), 18563, 18590-
18593, 19487 (77), 20146, 21154,
21628, 21629, 22440 (385), 22931,
23382, 23537, 23697, 24911 (125),
24911 (135), 25580, 26802, 27719.
Madame ‘Troubadour. 7666, 8576,
9548, 10834, 11178, 11702, 12365,
26303.
I know He loves me.
23335.
4815.
11662.
7290.
1556.
22928.
Madden (E.):
Barn yard Romeo, 15814.
Love me dear. 1153 (71).
Naughty sacre bump. 16930.
There’s a love light shinning for
you. 15282.
Madden music co. I wonder will it
rain to-day. 16466.
Madore (J.) Comet waltz. 17962.
Madsen (F.) American girl. 17774.
Mirchen vom Zar Saltan. . 16740,
1GTST.
Mager (C. A.) Noél. 9484.
Maggio (A.):
Bad rag. 7382.
Maggio’s waltzes. 16741.
Magic hours. 9107.
Magill (D. J.) Rock of ages. 24219.
Magliani (A.)
12568.
Magnard (A.)
Magrath (L.)
aroon. 12224.
Mahl (F.) Chimes of gold. 3661.
Mahler (G.) Achte symphonie. 12576.
Mahler (J. A.) Yorke (The). 3096.
Mahony (EH. C.) Comet rag. 25359.
Mahoney (J.) Casey. 121.
Maia. 538.
Maid and the middy. 10787.
Maiden (R. K.) We'll vote Missouri
dry. 20729.
Maillart (A.) Romance. 18968.
Mailly (A.) Cantiléne. 3582.
Main (D. W.) My home in Kansas.
11833.
Main (EK. F.) When you know she
knows you know. 10748.
MainiCs Pa)
Alone with Jesus. 3119 (103).
Come learn of the meek and lowly.
S129) a7
Haster hymn. 11199.
Guide of my youth. 3119 (182).
Hark, hark, the bells. 3119 (184).
Hearken to the music. 3119
(188).
I am toiling on a restless ocean.
3119 (142).
I know there’s a rest. 3119 (148).
If we want to dwell with Jesus.
3119 (145).
Jesus, only Jesus. 3119 (150).
Lead Thou me. 10887 (87).
O list to the grand old choral.
"A Pacchiana ’e Sarno.
3428.
soon,
Bérénice.
Soon, Wileen
3119 (168).
O what shall we gain? 3119
(169).
One rosy crown of love. 3119
CEa
Sweet are the bells. 8119 (195).
There is joy in my heart. 3119
(198).
We're traveling on. 22314.
1871
INDEX
pt. unw sv.»
Main (H. P.)—Continued.
Wherefore should our
troubled? 3119 (206).
Worthy Thy gospel. 38119 (210).
Maison (F. E.) Call of the hills.
17890.
Maitland (R. F.)
12989.
Maiwald (H.):
Kleine Coriandoli. 4930.
Mein pitippchen. 5274.
Maiwald (G. S.) Ride of the Ama-
zons. 20423.
Maja. 11713.
Majestic mus. pub. co.
2273.
Makley (EF. J.) Won’t you come and
kiss your minstrel boy. 15639.
Malbruck. 26820.
Malechiodi (C.)
heart be
Concert overture.
Missing link.
Mamma toia ’adda’
sape’! 263821.
Malcolm (J.) Did you ever have a
sweetheart. T7887.
Malcolm (M.):
Ae fond kiss. 7198.
Coquette du village. 7769.
Vieux Violoneux. 10596.
Malcolm (M.) jr. College life for
mine. 21017.
Malcolm (W. B.) I want a Chicago
earl. ODP.
Maiherbe (C.):
En route. 3996.
Venise. 6826.
Malipiero (G. F.) Tre danze antiche
23714.
Mallard (C. S.):
Altogether. 7253.
In fairy land. 1965.
Mallek (A.):
Marsz Spiewakéw. 18615.
Na rok Grunwaldzki. 14454.
Nowy rok Polsko. 16965.
Mallet (A.) My great big crazy own
boy. 16890.
Malling (0O.):
Bei kirchlichen handlungen.
24 etiiden fiir die posaune.
Malloy (J. L.) Song of the
15110.
Malméne (W.) O love, so long as love
thou may. 11895.
Malone (M. R.) Sadie, my blue eyed
lady. 26940.
Maloney (H.) When Saturday night
comes ’round. 15553.
Maloney (H. W.) Flag at sundown.
13339.
Maloof (A.):
Day dreams. 19683.
Empire state. 19736.
Nowhere. 20288.
Maloy (H.) Will you remember me.
27540.
22601.
Peat Lua
triton.
ec
Malter (W. J.) Dear little Annie and
etl:
Malz (H.) Zwei stiicke fiir violine.
11716.
Man who owns Broadway. 9182,
10887 (164).
Man with three wives. 14818, 16723,
20186, 20157, 20195, 20382, 2077T.
Manahan (J. A.) Bettikin girl. 1318.
Manas (J.) Unser Theodor. 17562.
Manas (V.):
Alrededor de un suefio. 7246.
Nostalgia. 16958.
Nuit d@’ hiver. 11888.
Rayo de luna. 25386.
Tarantella infantil. 2816.
Mancini (R.) Au jardin de ton coeur.
17800.
Mancinelli
9936.
Mandl (R.) Griselidis. 8350.
Manén (J.):
Acté. 1170, 3144, 7196.
Chanson. 23718.
Chopin. 25297.
Etude. 238719.
Lenz-tageweis. 26189.
Liebesjubel. 26208.
Mitternacht. 26422.
Reife. 26852.
Rosenbaum. 26929.
Mangiagalli (R. P.) Trois miniatures.
5201.
Manhire (W.):
Beginner’s scale and arpeggio man-
ual. 3397, 12773.
Confession (A) 12994.
Elementary pianoforte manual.
8013.
In the great North Sea. 13816.
Scale and arpeggio chart. 26967.
Manion (W. H.) I am striving for a
golden crown. 138671.
Mann (A.):
Lead kindly light. 4980.
Out by Donnycarney. 57138.
Mann (A. H.) O taste and see. 23881.
Mann (C. T.) Cross patch. 7793.
(L.) Romantic overture.
Mann (D. F.) Chaddock cadet march.
13897.
Mann (H. P.) Yellowstone glide.
30938. j
Mann (M.) Land of dreams. 18484.
Mann (N. D.):
Imam. 18372, 23420.
In the same old way. 11517,
10887 (142).
Off again, on again. 17000.
Mann (S8.):
Dispairing lover. 18012.
How many times do I love thee?
18275.
If she but knew.
To daffodils.
18365.
19234.
1872
INDEX
“nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mann (S.)—Continued.
To Julia. 19235.
Winter it is past. 193895.
Mann mit den drei frauen. 586, 9887.
Manney (C. F.):
All the night bright angels sing.
224838.
I’m wantin’ you, Jean. 1908.
Jesus Christ is risen today. 8771.
Thy Redeemer liveth. 10441.
1915, a prophecy. 10887.
Manning (C.):
Awake beloved for our wedding
morn. 20885.
Baby mine. 20888, 22440 (18).
Little dream face in the sky.
9003.
Manning (J.) Dream he had of
home. 25491.
Manning (R.) Baron de Touch-Me-
Not. 19518.
Mannix (J. J.) Underneath the
bright blue moon. 20671.
Manolita (La) 23721.
Manoury (T.) Chant (Le) 38688.
Manouvrier (F. E.) Imperial schot-
tisch. 460, 1960.
Manovre dautumno. 9184.
Mansfield (H.) Snowy day. 6328.
Mansfield (O. A.):
Song of night. 19091.
Song of stars. 19093.
Mansfield (P. J.):
Angelus (The) 10948.
Concert toecata. 11110.
Finale. 14199.
Grand choeur symphonique. 18513.
Légénde romantique. 14029.
Postlude in C. 14200.
Prologue. 14201.
Scherzo romantico. 10035.
Sérénade romantique. 2663.
Manteuffel (G.) Libera me. 8951.
Manville (EK. B.) Home again in
Franklin. 19910.
Maquet (H.) Brabantemarch. 11021.
Marand (L.) Spasmes d’amour.
10233.
Marble (E.) Gyp junior. 24911 (14).
Marcelles (P.) Marie - Madeleine.
20162.
March (J.) Jesus Christ the same.
20089.
March bros.:
Christmas at the Pole. 21003.
Song of the hatchet. 2733.
Thanksgiving songster. 987.
March hares’ entertainment. 21124,
21781.
Marchant (A. W.):
Feast of harvest. 18125.
Sing and rejoice. 6280.
Marchesi (S. C.) Twenty vocalises.
18612.
Marchetti (F. D.) :
leur @azur. 4105.
Frisson. 19800.
Ravissante. 9827.
Si jeunesse savait. 6187.
Marchetti (O.) Miss Volunteer.
Marcin (N.)
sneezing,
12170.
Marckwith (W.G.) Starland. 27154.
Marcosano (G.) Good old Savin Rock.
19839.
11784.
She couldn’t stop from
atchoo, atchoo, atchoo.”
Marcuceci (G.) Canzone vesuviana.
11047,
Marden (F. W.) Organ processional.
11946.
Marden (H. A.) Organ processional.
11946.
Margherita. 11735.
Margis (A.):
Hquatoria. 16148.
Je veux taimer. 2016.
Mimosa-valse. 2261.
Suzette. 10314.
Margottini (L.):
Poor weary heart. 24138.
To his fair pleasance. 24629.
Margraff (M. M.) Day dreams. 1524.
Mariage (J. P.):
Lorenzaccio. 5102.
Sonnet. 14220.
Mariani (F.) Waking dream. 2987.
Marie (H#.) ‘Thunderer (The). 12844.
Marie (G.) Lamento. 4963.
Marigold (L. B.) Goldenrod. 4287.
Marigold (M.) Soldier’s march.
27087.
Marinier (P.) Bonsodir madame la
lune. 17867.
Marinuzzi (G.) Suite siciliana. 10285.
Mario (BH. A.):
Com ’a te.
Non te lo dico. 20285.
Stornelli del mare. 27167.
Strofette amare. 6480.
Strofette allegre. 20572.
Strofette paesane. 27176.
22805.
Marion (P. M.) Mother says you
wouldn’t do. 21724.
Mariotte (A.) Salomé. 14928.
Marker (F.) It’s a taxicab for mine.
11539.
Markes (F.)
10887 (147).
Markey (J.) John L. Sullivan. 11558.
Markey (J. D.) Kismet. 16606.
Markle (M.) On the banks of the old
mill stream. 5658.
Marks (EH. J.):
Palmistry. 24075.
There’s a reason.
It’s a taxi cab for mine.
10414.
Marks (G.) Western wind. 10699.
Marks (J. C.):
God shall wipe away all tears.
4272.
1873
INDEX
Marks (J. C.)—Continued.
Kyrie, Gloria and Sanctus. 23561,
26162.
Six vesper hymns. 238785.
Welcome, happy morning. 10698.
Marks (J. C.) jr. When mother love.
24801.
Marks (W. E.):
Enter His service. 4004.
Fair fragrant flowers. 13282.
Go. 4262.
Great transformation. 18527.
Just aS He promised. 18929.
Matchless gift. 26360.
Show Him to the world. 15010.
Special campaign songs. 6428.
Surrender not. 6514.
When the Saviour comes. 12472.
Win one. 15615.
Marks (W. J.) Elk’s toast.
Markstein (H.):
Grand round march. 12565 (5).
I like you. 11423, 17742 (54).
Seventh regiment grand round.
12565 (8).
Markstein (S.) See Markstein (H.)
MarkStern glee club quartette folio.
14226.
Marlow (H.):
Come tiny goldfish to me.
Don’t forget the chorus.
Girl for me. 4238.
Mr. Slater, will you call a little
later. 2277.
Maroni (M. F.) Leilehau. 2107.
Marqua (H. S.):
Good bye, dearie dear.
Molly Malloy. 18667.
Marqua (Mrs. W. C.)
dearie dear. 16298.
Marriage 4 la carte. 25249,
25952, 26060, 26343-26345,
26640, 26719, 27041, 27077,
27311, 27332, 27434, 27481,
27583.
Marriot (N.):
April, - 1234.
June. 2040.
October. 2383.
Marschal-Loepke (G.):
Crickets funeral. 13014.
Frogs’ jubilee. 13399.
I did not know. 19981.
Katy-did, Katy-didn’t. 13948.
Ride of Jack Frost. 14855.
To Nod-land. 17513.
Valse romantique. 17578.
Marse (T.) May blossom. 11756.
marsh: (5B. O.)*
Dolly’s waltz.
Galloping horse.
Marsh _ beginners
26347.
My old Montana home.
18080.
21026.
16093.
16298.
Good bye,
25636,
26623,
27180,
27507,
25471.
256738.
band book.
11843.
pt. fp aes VAS
|
Marsh (B. O.)—Continued.
See that my grave’s kept green.
10071.
Sergeant Fickens.
Marsh (C. H.):
All hail to the name of Jesus.
22479.
Awake, arise. 25056.
Battle of the centuries.
Bear the cross. 33738.
Calvary. 25230.
Can the Master depend upon me.
12887, 25234.
Come and share. 196838.
Come to the cross of Jesus. 3732.
Come to the Saviour now. 15987.
Comrades of Jesus. 11107.
Go forth, strong host of Zion.
ASL PAE
He saith, come unto Me. 16358.
T’ll be a witness for Jesus. 4551.
Is it the crowning day. 26044.
It is not mine. 11587.
Jesus only, Jesus ever.
Little while. 16673.
My Saviour. 26508.
Now to the Lord a noble song.
27425.
One day. 24037.
Song of the pilgrim. 17365.
Take thou my contrite heart.
27230.
With Him in white. 17707.
Marsh (J. B.):
Music of the chapter for Royal
Arch Masons. 645.
See also Marsh (W.) & Marsh
CW. LV... V2)
(M.S)
10105.
25080.
23487.
Marsh
7019.
Marsh (W.):
Lord is my light. 12565 (7).
O blessed Lord Jesus. 27658.
Marsh (W. V. V.) When the Haster
morning. 10887 (84).
Marsh & Needles. Cabbage leaf rag.
1364.
Marshall (A.) Prisoner’s cell. 14778.
Marshall (B. F.) Forget me not.
275.
Marshall (C.):
Angels of light. 19477.
Maid of Pembroke town. 14182.
Sea (The) 6184.
Silence of the past. 10126.
When the May’s in bloom. 24818.
Marshall (Mrs. C. C.) Great Mis-
souri. 4389.
Marshall (H.) Love that lives. 2168.
Marshall (H. B.) Lace upon her skirt.
Whirling dervish.
13992.
Marshall (H. I.) Sweet Anna Lize.
15208.
Marshall (L. B.) Night in Seville.
9468.
1874
INDEX
~ nos. 1-52, Jan—Dec., 1910
Marshall (S. J.) Empty shrine. 16139.
Marsic (M. P.) Tendre aveu. 12315.
Martaine (G.):
Easy duets in easy keys. 217.
Original dances of all nations.
728.
Songs from Scotland. 915.
Standard classics. 938.
Standard duets. 934.
Martel (A. J.) Sons of Uncle Sam.
17373.
(O.)
Martel
2967.
Martelle (H.) Mignonette. 617.
Martelle (J. F.) There’ll only be you
and I. 27284.
Martens (L.):
Future march. 8220.
When we are waltzing. 10745.
Martha. 267, 138354, 21190.
Vive Ja Canadienne.
Martin (C.) Souvenir. 12282.
Martin (E.):
Evensong. 25578.
Rani’s messenger. 26835.
Martin (E. R.) Brothers everywhere.
7535.
Martin (G. C.):
Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righte-
ous. 5947.
Se, Herrens stora dag dr nira.
24314.
Martin (G, D.):
Danse ecaprice. 16042.
One day I gathered roses. 14604.
Martin (H.L.) My spunky kid. 187380.
Martin (I. G.) Birthday of Jesus. 83.
Martin (J.):
Aurora, my Virginia belle.
Balloon collapse. 55.
Cadet’s military band march.
22693.
Cupid’s dream. 22837.
Dance of the gypsies.
19500.
11134.
Darling little Maurine. 11141.
Dreaming. 25499.
Faithful. 22986,
Home, sweet home. 4467.
Maple leaves are falling. 9188.
Nawasseh. 21782.
Only for you. 24046.
Only you. 24051.
Sail with me in my aeroplane.
21996.
Star spangled banner forever.
15
Tripping over the green. 24652.
Way out West. 12482.
Wedding of Andy McFee. 228520.
Winking moon. 3063.
Martin (J. I.) When I hobble along
in my hobble skirt. 27483.
Martin (J. M.) Whither is my be-
loved gone. 7023.
Martin (J. P.):
Place that they cail Heaven. 20372,
Woman suffrage. 3075.
Martin (M.) Alla marcia. 10920.
Martin (M. B. & G. E.) Dream of
love. 13174,
Martin (R. B.) My Saviour has come
to abide. 21772.
Martin (R. B. E.)
Martin (R. C.):
Lilies. 23610.
Attrapera, attrapera pas. 1252,
Berceuse. 1805.
Chanson du petit mousse. 1408.
En fanant. 11209.
En fanant. 8028.
Premiére cavaliére. 2500.
Regardez-moi danser. 2542.
Retour au bereail. 24200.
Rondo moqueur. 2586.
Sonate. 26350.
Tendres reproches. 24578.
Valse alsacienne. 12394.
Valse espagnole. 20684.
Martin (T. J.) General Siegel’s grand
march. 4223.
Martin (W. S.):
All hail the Power. 20832.
Awake! arise. 25056.
Carry the gospel. 12900.
Christ is born. 1485.
Conquering hero comes. 22810.
Easter bells today are ringing.
7983.
Easter praises. 7992.
Exultant praises. 18108.
God is my salvation. 21254.
God is our refuge. 21257. ~
God’s beautiful light. 13474.
He is King. 4404.
He leadeth me. S408.
I have an every day
11420.
I will bless the Lord.
I will lift up mine eyes.
Jesus only, Jesus ever.
Keep up the fight. 4902.
Make a joyful noise. 21637.
Nature’s awakening. 9444.
Never surrender. 5514.
O give thanks. 21806.
Onward like the sunbeams.
Our faces are set like flint.
Rally for work. 5924.
Riches of His saving grace.
Risen with Jesus. 14864.
Sweet will of God. 10355.
Voices of victory. 10614.
Yet there is room. 15065,
You can never be lonely
Jesus. 12541.
Martin bros. piano co.
day bye and bye. 17352.
Martinet (E.) Moon has a great grey
eye. 11797.
Martinez (A.)
Saviour.
8631.
21412.
23487.
17033.
14636.
14852.
with
Some sweet
Nina nieves. 26560.
1875
INDEX
pt. IlT, n. s.. v. B.
Martinez (I.):
Lord’s prayer. 21594.
Sapphie ode. 24271.
Under thy window. 24687.
Martini (—) Plaisir d’amour.
Martini (EK.) Do you regret.
Martini (G. B.) Gavotte.
Martini (Padre):
Andantino. . 23741.
Gavotta. 16247.
Martorell (J.):
Arde Chinita.
Chantecler. 12919.
Martucci (G.) Notturnino.
Martyr of Antioch. 25198.
Marvin (D.) Songs of Williams.
20547.
Marvin
Marvin
12578.
Marx (E. E.)
(172).
Marx’ (J-)°:
Barearole. 25078.
Christbaum. 25304.
Dein blick. 25442.
Dem _ genius’ des
25448.
Denker (Der) 25449.
Elfe (Die) 25534.
Frage und antwort.
Gebet. 25683.
Hat dich die liebe bertihrt. 25810.
Hochsommernacht. 25850.
Japanisches regenlied. 26082.
Junger (Hin) dichter denkt an
14722.
18023.
13435.
22524.
9166.
(G.)
(L.)
Ah! non le dite. 7206.
Across the continent.
Steamers rag. 7182
augenblicks.
25649.
die geliebte. 26110.
Lied. 26354.
Lob des friihlings. 26236.
Maienbliiten. 26318.
Marienlied. 26339.
Neugriechisches midchenlieds
26536.
O stisser tod. 26614.
Pierrot dandy. 26754.
Septembermorgen, 27005.
Sommerlied. 27096.
Sonnenland. 27112.
Und gestern hat er mir rosen ge-
bracht. 27369.
Valse de Chopin. 27386.
Violine (Die) 27418.
Warnung. 27488.
Wie einst. 27529.
Windrader. 27544.
Marx (W.):
Don’t forget that we were play-
mates. 7917.
Peaceful country home. 9668.
When the evening turns to gray.
10783.
ce
Marzials (T.) Old age. 24011.
Marzian-Gutterman Go.:
Don Dell. 18029.
I love but thee. 11429.
Marzo (E.):
Brooklet’s call. 3522.
Highth mass in F. 8005.
Gregorian requiem mass. 113388.
Hark, the glad sound. 25804.
I will lift up mine eyes. 444.
Jesus Christ to-day is born.
2019.
O Lord rebuke me not.
Mascagni (P.):
Ave Maria. 11741, 14227.
Cavalleria rusticana.
11742-11744, 20167, 26356.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 9170.
Mein erster walzer. 14228.
See the red wine richly flowing.
698.
2211,
9171.
Vorspiel u. siciliana. 23745.
Mascheroni (A.) Valse espagnole.
24697.
Mascheroni (H.) Perugina (La)
17085.
Mascitti (M.) Sonata in EH-moll,
5240.
Maskell (C. H.):
Angel voices. 25004.
Canzonette. 16771.
Christ-child story. 25301.
Mason (C. A.)
17345.
Mason (F. E.):
Dream is o’er. 18045.
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah.
25780.
He’d nothing but his violin. 18235.
Mason (F. J.) Longing for you dear.
16681.
Mason (L.) Nearer my God to Thee.
23919, 26528.
Mason (M.)
doll.” 7729:
Mason (W.):
Danse antique. 15704 (T).
Danse rustique. 3819, 13065.
Melody for the pianoforte.
(30).
Minuet. 27640.
Scherzo for the pianoforte.
(28).
Serenata for pianoforte and vio-
loncello. 15704 (47).
So so polka. 27664.
Toccata. 10887 (TA).
Come be my little rag
15704
15704
Smith, Smith, Smith.
Mason & Light. Longing for you dear. —
16681.
Where the Brazos river fiows. | Mason-Helder (L.) Hudson-Fulton
10756. march. 8509.
Marx-Goldschmidt (B.) Ave Maria. | Mason-Polla. Nearer my God to Thee.
1264. 23918. .
1876
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Massenet (J. E. F.): Mathé (BH):
Air de ballet. 26859. Danse négre. 1514.
Aragonaise. 5242, 20171. Hntr’acte pizzicate. 19609, 21141.
Ariane. 9174. Inutilement. 4759.
Berceuse-réverie. 16773. Kiss me. 2067.
Cendrillon. 9177. Légende des trois chevaliers.
Chanson désespérée. 18618. 2106.
Chérubin. 11747. Love’s mystery. 2172.
Clair de lune de Werther. 20172. Pizzicati. 18876.
Crépuscule. 21663. Retraction. 25538.
Dernier sommeil de la _ Vierge. Sarabande de Madame. 6077.
20178. Silencieusement. 2682.
Dien créa le désert. 9180. Mathews (G. B.) Graded individual
_ Dites-lui que je l’aime. 9181. Sight-singing melodies. 4322.
Dimanche soir. 11750. Mathews (W. S. B.) Standard com-
Don Quichotte. 5243, 21664. positions for the piano. 6450, 19117.
Entr’acte Sévillana de Don César | Mathot (A. Z):
de Bazan. 16774. Allons-y ...Mimy. 19463.
Erinnyes (Les) 9182. Jstige ation, | Len
Féte espagnole. 9183. Bétise @amour. 12798.
Gavotte de Puyjoli. 5244. Bougzeoute (la)) 12832.
Grisélidis. 14233. BNL eae.
Jongleur de Notre-Dame. 9184. Captivée. 12894.
Last dream of the Virgin. 2212. EL aaa eT ba cael GS
- Mélodie. 2214. Chansons populaires. 19606.
Our lady’s juggler. 5247. Conquérants du réve. 1475.
Panis Angelicus. 16775. eee ee tee:
Parade militaire. 2215. Dgeteie SOTENe, ae.
Peaeseedautonme.. 20174. Deuxiéme suite. 13109.
Roi de Lahore. 20175. Education d’un chat. 1607.
Sappho. 595. En voulez vous? 38997.
es : ie Esclavage. 13254.
Scénes alsaciennes. 11750, 14236. Fessette (La) 8122
Sérénade de Don Quichotte. 9187. Wolles cr ectes eee
Sérénade du passant. 18619. Fiinn, 1711.
Sous les tilleuls. 11750. Gretchen. 13529.
Toujours. 9193. Hasta mafiana. 21304.
Tout passe. 5248. Inutilement. 4759.
Tristesse de Dulcinée. 9194.. Je pince. 13885.
Massingham (W. J.) Songs for school. Jeune Tarentine. 13901.
20546. Joyeuses folies. 21498.
Masten (I. J.): Kiss me. 2067.
Cross and crown. 13023. Largo. 14009.
Lilly Dale. 26221. Legende des trois chevaliers.
Titl’s serenade. 20639. 2106.
Masters (BE. GL): Little Miss. 9012.
He sets me free. 11871. Mle acpern
That Friend so fair. 6617. cha di oe ee ha 4464
Mastersingers (The) of Nuremberg. Nuage Bienes ‘91800.
22287, 27421. Oiseau de France. 2405, 9567.
Matacea (A.): Polka des pets de nonne. 14735.
"A canzona ’e Taft. 10888. . Pour gagner du fain. 14747.
°A morte ’e Manninella. 10891. Prélude. 14848.
7A morte ’e Petrosino. 10892. Quatre préludes. 14344.
Campagnuo’. 11042. Que l’heure est done bréve. 14800.
Canzone di Dorando. 11046. Rétraction. 2553.
Core ’e frate. T7770. Sarabande de Madame. 6077.
’E c eafuncelle America. 7972. — Sérénade au Japon. 20493.
’"H femmene America. 13204. Sérénade portugaise. 2662.
’"H guaie d’America. 7974. Silencieusement. 2682.
Luna (La) 9091. Soldat cabot. 15082.
Mamma toia ha da sapé. 18599. Spleen. 15139,
*Na serenata a ceccia. 11855. Suite. 14845.
’°O chiavettiere. 14508. Trois pieces. 14847.
| 1877
INDEX
pt. 111, 1. S., v. 5
Mathot (A. Z.)—Continued.
Valse tzigane. 22257.
Vers le succés. 22268.
Wiegenlied. 15601.
Matilda Jane herself. 238747.
Matinee idoi. 556, 990, 1141, 5917,
6168, 7097, 7118, 15704 (150), 15704
(151).
Matrimonio secreto. 22412.
Matter C2.)
Minuet. 53829.
Non 6 ver. 14494.
Parting no more. 20350, 21872.
Praise Jehovah for His love.
26780.
Matthay (T.):
Bravura. 15872.
Intermezzo. 16776.
Matthews (H. A.):
Benedicite omnia opera. 38412.
Frolic (A) 11280.
From all Thy saints in warfare.
11282.
He will swallow up death in vic-
tory. 8418.
Judge me, O God. 8802.
Prayer of the penitent. 12020.
Slave’s dream. 27065.
Take ye heed. 22161.
Te Deum in G. 12305.
Three idyls from Arcady. 26361.
Matthews (J. C.) I was only fooling.
13746.
Matthews (J. S.):
Let all the world in every corner
sing. 23583.
Love came down at Christmas.
23656.
On wings of living light. 9603.
Sing of Jesus, sing forever. 243878.
Matthews (L. T.) If your smiles were
just for me. 11486,
Mattiacci (A.) Core ’e frate. 7770.
Mattiello (L.) ’E ecappielle @’ ’e
ffemmene. 3952.
Mattix (J. H.) Dream time. 22925.
Mauelshagen & Co. Heimatklinge.
21321,
Maufre (C. F.) My brudda he’s a da
champion black a hand. 14889.
Maunder (J. H.):
Bethlehem. 25139.
Chanson pathetique. 7627.
O how amiable are Thy dwellings.
5579.
Superior sex. 19148.
Sweet content. 15204.
Mauprey (A. de):
Allons-y ... Mimy. 19463.
Little Miss. 9012.
Maurel:
Bien, Marie. 7460.
Chanson pour Mireille. 22736.
Petit gourbi. 754.
Maurel et Bousquet. Valmy. 1087.
Maurice (L.):
Alias Jimmy Valentine. 24949.
Baby mine. 25059.
Fortune hunter. 21208.
Roosevelt's home coming march.
14886,
You’ve got to fool the public.
3110.
Maurice (P.) Misé Brun. 20208.
Mauzy (W. H.) Placing blossoms in
her hair. 5804.
Mavrogenis (N.):
All my thoughts of you. 24954.
Blue dream. 20939.
Maxfield (E. W.) Take a pill. 6558.
Maximum pub. ¢o.:
Crillioto (El) 7790.
Dolls jubilee. 7911.
Golden dreams. 8306.
Grape vine swing. 8341.
Marksonian caprice. 9159.
Shining eyes. 10118.
Tuning chart. 15363.
Maxson (A. M.):
Back to scenes of happy hours.
3328.
Doubt thee, no never. 3911.
I yearn for thee O heart es-
tranged. 4639.
Maxwell (H.. W.):
Bird of the northern hills. 1820.
Dolly Molly McCue. 1555.
Firefly. 1667.
Hanna, Anna, Tanna. 1821.
Here’s to the rose. 1848.
I may not be good looking. 1910.
Liza. 2149.
Oh, you moon. 2402.
Somebody else has the key. 2721.
When Nellie sang the mad scene
from Lucia. 38025.
Maxwell (lL. R.) Assembly praise-
book. 25025.
Maxwell (W.) music co.
Among the sand hills. (ata.
Be strong. 1288,
Friar’s prayer. 23058.
From the South-land. 4181.
Hail Thou risen One. 8367.
Heart’s flower of cherry. 8426.
It was nothing but a rose. 23474,
Jesus Christ to-day is born. 2019.
Joy is abroad. 2034.
Just June. 23511.
Lost hearts. 238654.
Ma li’l’ starlight. 5172.
Moonlit room. 9322.
O Lord, Thou art my God. 9510.
Rocecoco. 24220.
Rose vine. 24285.
Sweet Miss Mary. 6536.
There were ninety and nine. 2848,
Yearning. 24876.
May (A.) Fraser river. 16237.
May (B.) Only love me. 21849,
1878
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mayberry (C. E.) Mayberry’s charts.
26363.
Mayer (C.) Frisco the Paris of the
U. S. A. 18156.
Mayer (M. J.) Classy girl. 7702.
Mayer (P.) I can’t help loving a girl
like you. 25897.
Mayer (W. L.) My gay hussar.
23878.
Mayers (S. A.) Have you seen my
Dora. 19884.
Mayfield (J. F.):
Come to Jesus. 11102.
Over on the other side. 11962,
Maykapar (S.) Italian serenade.
200338, 26066.
Maynard (E.):
Autumn sadness.
HKvening meditation.
Forest brook. 4139.
Maynard (J. W.) ‘Trip to Province-
33083.
4030.
town. . 17532.
Mayne (G.):
Loveland. 26275.
We love another. 24762.
Mayne (W.) In sweet Ceylon. 464.
Mayo (C.) Biddy I do love you so.
1315.
Mayo (F.) I don’t care what becomes
of me. 138684.
Mayo (Q.):
Light as a feather. 8973.
Sweet zephyrs. 10336.
Mayo (S.) Wallah, wallah, walla—
peroo. 27436.
Mayr (R.) Neue gesangschule. 11865.
Mayrant (R. W.) Inspiration. 476.
Mays (F. HE.) Mocking bird. 20213.
Mazas (F.):
Intermezzo. 9207.
Little chatter box.
Polonaise. 9723.
Prelude. 9208.
Reverie. 9878.
Romance. 9926.
Mazellier (J.):
Mélodies. 5254.
Roussalka. 827.
Mazurkiewicz (W.):
Faniec w lesie. 6563.
_. Mazur-Ostatnie pozegnanie.
Mazzuechi (A.):
Amore castigliano. 24984.
Ammore é na funtano. 1205, 1208,
aks.
Appassionatamente. 25013.
Capricciosa (La) 25247.
Chi ’o ssa pecché. 1422.
Dorme chi vo’ durmi. 22914,
Duie destine. 1597, 3943.
Femmene ammartenate. 2300S.
Femmene senza core. . 23009.
Nee sta ’na cosa. 23338, 5508.
Oj’ zingara curtese. 24009.
Pure tu. 2518.
9001.
5255.
Mazzucehi (A.)—Continued.
Rimpianto. 26888.
Si sarria. 2680.
Stornelli montagnoli. 2768, 6471.
Meachan (F. W.) Cupid’s. revels.
10887 (104).
Meade (D.)
you. 38026.
Meader (EK. P.)
9219.
Mealand (A. J.)
27109.
Meale (J. A.)
11308.
Meckel (G. V.)
Medcraft (C. H.)
When Nellie sighs for
Allégresse gavotte.
Songs of America.
Glad news I bring.
Repentance. 5956.
In an airship built
for two. 8685.
Medicus (H. H.) Systematic flute in-
struction. 6555.
Meeks (A. C.) Slumber song. 6312.
Meeks (EH. HE.) Lady Violette. 21531.
Meenachan (J. J.) In a _ sSoldier’s
grave. 4692.
Meené (H.) Dawn.
Meher (D.):
Defiance. 13097.
Donovan. 22902.
I am coming back to Siam. 19925.
I’m in love with you. 16454.
Just as the crow flies. 139831.
M. A. C. G. R. E. G. O. R. 26300.
Somebody stands at an old cottage
door. 10194.
That’s when the moon laughs at
you. 6622.
Won’t you come to Colombo with
me. 17718.
You can’t beat London for the
girls. 20795.
Mehlibrech (Mrs. L. C.) Iowa.
Mehlich (}H.):
Vier gedichte. 16795.
Zwei intermezzi. 5267.
Méhul (H. H.) Gavotte. 14260, 21219,
25679.
Meier (H.) Quarrel in the soft moon-
light. 17142.
Meier (H. HE.) Humoresk.
Meier (M. V.). Feelin’ right.
Meier (W. J. C.) Black forest.
Meinardus (HL.):
Dein eigen. 8850.
Dying musician. 3950.
In springtime. 4713.
Meininger (J. C.):
Fleur des Alps.
Home sweet home. 1859.
Jennie’s favorite. 492.
Moonlight on the river.
Rolling billows. 2570.
Think of me. 2852.
Meistersinger (Die) von Nirnberg.
2985, 6885, 6889, 106382, 27428.
Mékams (J.):
Ma petite loucheuse.
17998.
26040.
11406.
23005.
1327.
262.
632
5173.
1879
INDEX
Dt. Sve
Mékams (J.)—Continued.
Marche des Crotjes. 5211.
Marche des Ketjes. 5218.
Raffles dance. 5914, 5915.
Melartin (B.):
Barecarole.
Berceuse.
Impromptu.
Intermezzo.
Mazurka.
Nocturne. 26380.
Romance. 26907.
Mélé (F.) Allez-y. 7240.
25074.
25133.
26378.
26379.
26367.
Mélé (J.) Tout mon coeur. 123858.
Melin (P. R.):
Barnens julfest. 3350.
Bjorkens visa. 3452.
Mellor (—):
Glow-worm, light your lantern.
4255.
Green, green ribbon. 4342.
I want to come home to Killarney.
18340.
It’s the Alpine dress you’re wear-
ing. 2008.
Keep the fire in, Marie. 18459.
Look into my heart. 5087.
Mandy’s christening. 9138.
Marie Louise. 18618.
My Susie-oosie-oo. 20260.
We can’t go into the parlour.
19331.
When the school-bell is ringing.
19370.
Where, oh! where is my Deutcher
boy. 7006.
You do look pretty. 12542.
You were coming thro’ the corn
Molly dear. 19423.
Mellor (G. E.):
Fragment (A) 280, 4156.
Interludes. 1987, 4752.
Love song. 9062.
Message (The). 23798.
Sabbath day. 14914.
Mellor (T.):
All for you and only you. 15720.
Blacksmith’s wedding. 38456.
By the sea. 7557.
Come along my Mandy.
10887 (108).
Daddy long legs. 19665.
Hv’rywhere I go I’ll leave my heart
with you. 18105.
Garden of love. 18169.
I do like the name of Mary. 199383.
I don’t mind leaving the dear
homeland. 11419.
I like the little girl in the photo-
graph. 199387.
I’m too tender hearted. 8608.
It’s all for the best. 11540.
3717,
Sloe-eyes. 6309.
There’s old Jack Frost. 6642.
Melnik (J.) Danse tzigane. 178.
Melodia, verlag.
7063 :
Melodie-verlag. Geheimnisvoller |
schonheit glut. 4216.
Melody Lane pub. co.:
I could moon forever round a star
like you. 1891.
Lesson in love. 4999.
My little spotlight queen. 5447.
Melody music co. Wide awake. 7035.
Melrose (G.) Home with the angels.
13643.
Melrose music co.
homeland. 10642.
Meltsner (L.) Rippling waters.
Melville (EH.) Valse mignon.
(75).
Melvin (J. E.):
Hide me, Saviour. 16374.
Thoughts of heaven. 19216.
Mendelssohn (A.):
An seine sprode.
Zwolf kinderlieder.
Wales, dear old
9902.
12565
22505.
FKiinf plattdeutsche dichtungen.
11768,
Lied des Lynkeus. 23598.
Mai. 23707.
Nachgefitihl. 238905.
St. Nepomucks vorabend. 24256.
Selige sehnsucht. 24826.
Mendelssohn (L.):
Abendstindchen. 1.
Auf dem kostiimfest. 35.
Auf dem tanzstunden ball.
Auf der jagd. 37.
Auf der rennbahn. 39.
Bliitenfee (Die) 3472.
Jagdzug der Diana. 4807.
Jubelmarsch. 505.
Lasst nicht die hoffnung sinken,
4969. »
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.):
Auf fitigeln des gesanges. 20189.
Bltitenfee (Die) 20814 (76).
But the Lord is mindful of His
own. 20190.
Cantique 4 la Sainte Hucharistie.
5288.
Charming spring. 263889.
Compositions for the organ. 18633.
Consolation. 9245.
Deux études. 14265.
For vara synders skull, 9246.
Glory in the highest. 5289.
Laudate pueri Dominum. 21684.
Lieder ohne worte. 11771.
Love is spring. 2240, 9247.
March of the priests. 23776.
Midsummer night’s dream. 2241,
O rest in the Lord. 11769.
O seraph songs. 5290.
On song’s bright pinions. 5291.
On wings of music. 23777.
Priests’ march. 9248. —
Rondo capriccioso, 9249.
Scherzo. 11770.
36.
1880
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Continued.
Sommernachtstraum (Hin)
Spring song. 5293, 16804.
Strife (The) is o’er. 7182 (52).
Thy will be done. 238778.
Wedding march. 16805.
1ére sonata. 16806.
Mendelssohn glee club
20191.
Menges (F. C.):
Chicago record. 25284.
German’s delight. 23090.
Lilly Dale. 26221.
Little sweetheart. 5069.
Rail splitter. 12040.
Salute to the United States. 24261.
Under the stars. 27370.
Menges (J. W.) Little sweetheart.
5069.
Menier (G.) Premier pas. 17125.
Menkemeller (H. J.) I didn’t mind it
when he landed. 199382.
Mennich (L.) Three (The) bears.
24615.
Mentel (L.) Hard boiled rag. 8883.
Mentel bros. pub. co. Hard boiled rag.
8383.
Menter (S.):
Mehigs Wle t)——
5292.
favorites.
16806,
Etude en la bémol maj.
16807.
Consolation. 19650.
Kitude en sixtes. 16808.
Ungarische zigeunerweisen. 6784,
15393.
Menizel (H.) Mass no, 1 in honor of
our Lady of Loretto. 5241.
Meny (P. R.) Susquehana. 6517.
Mercadante (G.) Blondine et bru-
nette. 85.
Mercer (M. S.) In moonland fair.
8695.
Mercier (M.) Tzigane. 19269.
Mercille (A.):
Lovelight waltzes, 18575.
Tombola. 19242.
Mereaux (Le F. de)
Oedipe 4 Thébes.
Meredith (I. H.):
Bells of Christmas.
Christmas classics.
Confidence. 11111.
Feast of flowers. 16193.
For the Man of Galilee. 11265.
Heaven is my home, 23238,
Hymn voluntaries. 11411.
Hymns of worship and praise.
8533.
King of Kings. 11587.
Lord bless thee and keep thee.
14112.
Lord reigneth. 14119.
Manly songs for Christian men.
11719.
Toccata from
2881.
24911 (86).
7686.
a ee
Meredith (I. H.)—Continued.
Prince Emmanuel. 9777.
Young people’s chorus.
Meredith (M.):
27588.
Not in vain. 26572.
Passing of King Edward VII.
26722.
Sursum corda. 953, 17425.
Meredith (R.) When the lark sings
to the moon. 6985.
Meredith (T. H.) Bells of Christmas.
20914. wy
Mérigot (F.):
A travers champs. 3126.
Pavane. 5747. «
Merk (G.):
Abendlied, 3135.
Deutscher schwur. 7880.
Domine, salvum fae regem, 7913.
Heil kaiser und reich. 84387.
Hoch Deutsehland. 8473.
Merkel (G.):
Adagio. 5801.
In the merry month of May.
1975.
Sonaten fiir orgel. 18637.
Song of spring. 3119 (189), 19092.
Spring song. 15145.
Merkler (A.) Valse-interméde. 10560,
27887.
Merlo (G. R.) U.S. S. Rhode Island
march. 24689.
Mero (W. P.)
march. 16956.
Merrill (B.):
Norwegian hunters’
Give an imitation of me. 21287,
22440 (26).
Egotistical Eva. 22958, 24911
(100).
IT ean’t help it. 21364, 22440 (30).
Tanguay rag. 27289, 27739.
Merrill (F. A.) Sleep, my baby, sleep.
6303.
Merritt (F. L.):
All hail to the Lord. 3176.
Hip, hip, hurrah for New York.
398.
Merry widow re-married. 25215,
25888, 26267, 27202.
Merry wives of Windsor. 9268.
Merryweather (EF. W.):
Love means sweetheart just you.
9059.
You’re all the world to me. 10847.
Merson (B.):
Lighthouse keeper. 26215.
They can’t find Kelly. 19207.
Merwald (A. von) I would see Jesus.
4638.
Merz (K.)
Merz (0O.):
Conneaut (The)
When Mildred sings.
Yvonne. 10862.
Punch and Judy. 791.
17967.
10725.
1881
INDEX
pi. toys SVS
Meschter (E. E.) :
Fingertwist. 3119 (126).
Foundation studies. 3119 (127).
Polonaise. 8119 (176).
See also Emery (Sidney).
Messager (J. A.) Toi, qui m’as con-
solé. 24637.
Messenger (C.) Trouble maker.
20655.
Messenger (T. M.) Milk and honey.
238138.
Invocation. 16530.
Messerer (H.)
Dreaming of
Metropolitan church assn.—Continued, |
My Savior
PIT G2.
On, with faith. 5658.
Pleading for you. 5810.
Promised land. 21916. |
Redeeming love. 21983. |
Some other time. 6359.
Story of Jesus. 6473.
This great salvation. 6657.
Victory! 6847.
Walking in the light. 6901.
Weight of glory. 22828.
has come to abide. |
Messmore (Mrs. C. C.)
days gone by. 138179.
Mejgealf (C.):
Naiad. 5491.
Where will you be. 22864.
Whosoever. 7030.
Metz (T. A.) Dixie dandy. 21082.
Somewhere in dreams. 19087. Metzdorf (Mrs. E. R.) We hail thee,
Metcalf (J.): Bethlehem of old. 27452.
Crown of roses. 1493. Metzler & co., Itd.:
Hopping birds. 408. Angelina. 17779.
See us fly. 2652. Anguish. 17780.
Twittering birds waltz. 1027. Beneath the moon. 1443.
Metcalf (J. A.) Sack waltz. 9986. Benedicte, omnia opera. 12782.
Metcalf (J. W.): Clang of the bells. 19625.
Hark as the twilight pale. 19875. Donte oe eee 22829.
Little house 0’ dreams. 20102. Didi. 18018 :
SC EE tA Elise gavotte. 3986.
When love was new. 20741. Good morrow and =soodeemeht.
——— a
4
Metcalf (N.) My California home. 4296
11821. H. M. 8. Pinafore. 25785.
Methven (A. F.): Hast thou seen the young day
Accommodation train of love. blushing. 8333.
24922. Heart’s delight. 19893.
I’ve got my search light out for Humoresk. 11406.
you. 20959. Hustler (The) 4497.
Our trip abroad. 26695. I feel so lonely. 18307.
Metropolitan church assn.: Jack and Jill. 4798.
Arise and shine. 20866. Lass of mine. 18487.
As morning dawns. 3274. Love’s rosary. 16712.
Battling for our King. 3868. New album of ten songs. 26540.
Beautiful story. 3380. O mistress mine. 2377.
Christ is calling. 3684. On the way to Benimora. 24032.
Once on a day. 9607.
Orpheus with his lute. 2482.
Over the sea they’re calling. 14648.
Poor weary heart. 24138. —
Requiem. 5957.
Roses you gave me. 6023.
Round the world. 6032.
Sal o’ Suffolk. 14926.
Sambo’s singing lesson. 22004.
Snow queen. 6820, 6321. #
Stranger’s bowl. 17402. 4
Kternity, eternity. 4017.
Eternity with Jesus. 4018.
Give thanks and sing. 21238.
Glory, Hallelujah, 21246.
Glory in the highest. 5289.
Grace is free. 21278.
He cometh. 4403.
He is my song. 4405.
He’s calling for you. 213809.
He’s coming, hallelujah! 4412,
He walked and he leaped. 213815.
Heart-cery for Africa. 4417. Supplication d’amour. 12281.
Holy war. 4464. To his fair pleasance. 24629. }
Homeland (The) 4468. Too late. 15330. :
I have a Friend. 4539. When I beheld thee. 27480. i
Willow song. 38062.
Jesus died for me. 21488.
Meuerer (M.) Missa Angelica. 11785.
Jesus, Thy name. 4887.
Lamb of God. 4962. Mewes (G.) Au der windmiihle.
Let me go. 21552. 24990.
Love that Jesus offers. 5128. Mexican music pub. co. Carnaval
Milk and honey. 23813. Mazatleco. 12898.
My blessed Savior, Jesus. 21747. | Meyer (E.) pseud. See Rogers (C.H.)
1882 |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Meyer (E. E.) Who can it be but | Meyer (J. L.)—Continued.
Jesus. 17687. Home tunes. 24911 (17).
Meyer (F.): In forest green. 24911 (21).
Abschied und heimkehr. 22448. ' Pussy’s concert. 24911 (56).
Auf zum Weihnachtsbaum. 22542. | Meyer (L.): ,
Elfin dance. 21128. Summer nights. 947.
Kleine Sevéik. 524. See also Meyer (J. L.).
Schlittenfahrt. 24296. Meyer (L. R.):
Song without words. 22102. ree on me, breath of God.
Spring’s first message. 10249.
Tanz s alten. D553, Friend of mine. 18153.
Tanz der jungen. 24554. 7 Give all you can. 1760.
Victor’s joy. 22271. God of all comfort. 18197.
Violets and forget-me-nots. 22273. Heart of Jesus. 18240. _
Weihnachteglocken. 24777. He’s listening all the night long.
When it comes to pick a wife. 1831.
19367. I’m a pilgrim. 183820.
Meyer (F. C.) & co. Serenade. 14977. I will obey. 1930.
Meyer (Mrs. F. S.) Song of Texas. If you only could know. 18367.
6380 Jesus once was sad and mney
’ 18432.
Meyer (G. W.):
All aboard for Monkeytown. 15719. pelea ; ager o
eal peed for monkey town. My Friend. 18709.
(16). My pilot. 18723.
Broncho Sal... 1153. (4), 1353.
Cupid's LO. U. 3119 (11), 7806. My times are in Thy hands. 18783.
: Our Heavenly Father. - 2436.
= Rompe ty mee 73 Sleep on beloved. 19074.
Elsie. , 16704 (73). When I see Him face to face.
Pll mareh in April with May. | 3022.
10887 (135), 11426. M r .
I’m bugs about you. 18321, 19437 Socie. CMT) Woodland _ violet.
(45). M R iler
In the harbor of sunshine. 1153 ee ae eee hc ca
(55). 1S
It looks like rain. 4783. Meee “(W.):
Kerryanna. 8840, 10887 (154). Mein lied gilt dir. 16796.
ronan eed mae io) Wandern. 17629.
Michael Angelo. A N i
She’s an awful nice gal. 1153 oles Se ae ae TOE Eby face:
(104). Meyer & Anselm:
Somebody else, it’s always some- Baracole. 7399.
body else. 17353, 19437 (66). Liebe wacht. 14054, 18510.
Sometime in springtime. 6368, Mondnachtzauber. 14333.
22440 (60). = Ktiss mich schnell. 16619.
Take a chance with me. 7182 Peach blossoms. 5754, 9669.
(174), 10349. a Pfingstrosen. 24106.
That Chinatown rag. 10887 4 Siingerspriiche. 17396.
(194), 12319. Meyer & bro.:
That’s the fellow I want to get.
22189, 22440 (64).
Underneath the monkey moon.
mse (178), 10526.
Wandolola. 19328, 22440 (70).
What’s the use of saving money.
10706, 10887 (207).
When Mr. Yankee Doodle comes
to town. 10726, 10887 (212).
You'll come back. 1153 (148).
You taught me how to love you,
now teach me to forget. 1153
(144), 3109.
Meyer (H.) Kol nidrei. 23554.
Meyer (J. L.):
Abide with me. 17742 (1).
Abendlied. 12571.
Angels are rejoicing over me.
I5fao.
Auf Golgatha. 12695.
Christ is King. 15961.
Cloudy day brigade. 12950.
Dies ist mein lied. 13116.
End of the way. 16144.
Get the flame. 16261.
Gethsemane. 16262.
God’s love can reach him. 13476.
Hallelujah to. the Lamb. 163828.
He lives within my soul. 16858.
He paid a great price. 16354.
He’s with me. 16357.
I know he is mine. 18690.
1883.
68294—10——29
INDEX
pt. a, Bos, ¥S
=
Meyer & bro.—Continued.
Im wanderzelt. 13781.
In der heimath. 18789.
In Kanaan, 13798.
Joy for me. 16565.
King’s highway. 16600.
Lingst gesiihnt. 13996.
Land of joy. 16627.
Living water. 16676.
Outside the camp. 17052.
Promise means me. 14779.
Ruh
14910.
Singing a happy song. 15042.
Singing for Thee. 15045.
Sunshine somewhere. 15198.
Swinging. 15216.
There’s a day of glory coming.
15281.
Tiefer, hOher. 22214.
We'll tell the story. 17636.
Who can it be but Jesus. 17687.
Who will take the message.
17689.
Workers. 15645.
Zeuge mit freudigem muth. 15696.
Meyer-Helmund (E.) :
Arabesque in B. 20861.
Bagatellen. 12733.
Ballgefitister. 1276.
-Djanina. 16082.
Festzug (Der) 8124.
Gondoletta. 16297.
Komm. 8875.
Liebesnacht. 8963.
Longing for home.
Magic song. 18596.
Mazurka. 9215.
Mein sonnenschein.
Menuett. 9258.
Moment musical. 9310.
Morgens send ich dir die veilchen.
26246.
18678.
Pizzieati. 9708.
Tanzliedchen. 6567.
Traumgekront. 6716.
Uber die heide. 27367.
Zwiegesprich. 27603.
Meyer-Olbersleben (M.) :
Friihlingsgefltister. 23072.
Hebet die herzen zum
empor. 13609.
Junge koénigin.
himmel
15924.
Kirmess im dorf. 23535.
Morgenlied. 23851.
Singerfahrt. 14918.
Spatz und spatzin. 151382.
Vier zweistimmige kinderlieder.
23799.
Meyerbeer .(G.) :
Adamastor, re delle acque pro-
fonde. 5811.
Dedication and benediction. 14287,
23801.
In questo loco. 9276.
ist beim kreuze fiir dich.
Meyerbeer (G.)—Continued.
Mi batte il cor. 14288.
Sui prati in fior. 2255.
Meyers (B. M.):
Mary didn’t know a thing. 2210.
On the morrow. 2418.
Only thing I ask of you. 2424.
Whistle for me. 3047.
Why can’t a girl propose. 3054.
Wireless. 3068.
Meyers (M. L.). Down in my heart
3916.
Pride of the regi-
there’s a place, dear.
Meyers (M. W.)
ment. 9775.
Meyers (S. H.) Our O. N. U. 17046.
Meyers (S. S:) Dimg, dene bell.
13118.
Meyerson (KE. J.) If52 de. you. sit
beside me. 183862.
Meyrowitz (D.) Briederlech arbeiter.
96
Meyrowitz (W.) When Barney comes
over the hill. 24792.
Mezick (L. F.) God’s calling. 19832.
Miiffa (The) 615;
22145.
Amazone march. 7260.
Moon song. 680.
Meet me by the
‘ichael (J.) Superwoman.
Michaelis (G.)
Michaelree (G.)
Michaels (G. M.)
roses. 14256.
Miche (P.):
Aubade printaniere.
Aveu. 47.
Conchita. 12992.
Heuillet d’album.
Humoresque. 412.
Recueillement. 803.
Renouveau. 14834.
Simple chanson. 15028.
Sous bois. 925.
Michel (F.) Corfou.
Michel (J. A.):
Telmah. 15249.
Thy will be done.
Micheuz (G.)
22485.
Michiels (G.):
Chansons anciennes. 17920.
Marche francaise. 23730.
a4.
257.
BT55.
6676.
Alleluia des oiseaux.
Middleberg (A.) Gently fall the
shadows. 1739.
Middleditch (W.) Beautiful _ rose.
25088.
Middletown music pub. co.:
Ahalla. 20827.
Bungalow love song. 15886.
Monterey. 16854.
Wait for me down at the corner.
20717.
Where sweet wild roses grow.
- 24828.
Midland music press:
Alla Marcia. 10920.
Angelus (The) 10943.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Midland music press—Continued.
Finale. 14199.
Grand cheeur. 11828.
Grand chour symphonique. 13513.
Legende romantique. 14029.
Postlude in C. 14200.
Prologue. 14201.
Pussy’s requiem. 14794,
Scherzo romantico. 10035.
Souvenir (A) 10227.
Midnight sons. 3979, 9086.
Midyett (J. C.) Ministry of song.
2266.
Mieler (C.) You remind me of the
girl that used to go to school with
me. 15704 (153).
Mierisch (F. E.) How can I e’er for-
get you. 138648.
Miessner (W. O.)
12670, 19487.
Migliaccio (O.) Mexican belle.
Mignan (E.) Berceuse tendre.
Mignon. 2256, 12341, 26404.
Mignon pub. co. Petite Mignonne.
26746.
Mignon-verlag.
Art song cycles.
9274.
3422.
Weibermagnet (Der)
Mikado (The) 2257, 16213, 16833,
16834, 17496, 17630, 19780, 20199,
20634, 20720, 21697, 26405, 26432.
Milam (D. W.):
Behold the harvest field. 7435.
Come wash in this fountain. 7741.
For God so loved the world. 8169.
I’m here on a mission. 8600.
Wave the banner for the King.
10670.
Milandre (—) Menuett.
Mitaszewski (A.):
Marsz, z polskich melody j naro-
dowych. 5234.
Marsz, z polskich motywow naro-
dowych. 5235.
14276, 21687.
Wale. 17618.
Zewartym szeregiem marsz, 17741,
22941.
Mileke (M. M.) Andalusian romance.
24996.
Mildenberg (A.):
_ Butterflies. 13860, 22687.
On the lagoon. 9599.
Souvenir Hollandaise. 10229.
Spring at Ely Court. 24460.
Miles (C. A.):
Easter tidings. 7994.
Go ye into my vineyard.
In woodland ways. 13826.
Riven tomb. 9907.
Song of the bells.
Songs of service. 19104.
Star of the East. 27158.
Miles (KE. H.) Moonlight fay.
Miles (J. A.) Milena. 16885.
Miles (N.) Boys of ’61. 3499.
4266.
27100.
5361.
Miles (P.):
Little girlie mine. 18534.
My love for thee. 21760.
Miles (W. B.):
Flirt (The) 8144.
4559,
19085.
T’ll meet you at the altar.
Sometime in after years.
Milford (B.):
Love will find a way. 23668.
Mike. 23812.
Rosie Ryan. 24239.
Slavey (The) 24893.
When de moon am a’ shinin’ on
de river. 24795.
Millard (H.):
Benedic anima. 10887 (8).
I will arise. 10887 (38).
Selections from popular
posers. 27638.
To the cross I cling. 24911 (74).
com-
| Millard-Gottschalk (M.):
Benedic anima. 10887 (8).
I will arise. 10887 (33).
Millegram (C.):
Butterfly’s romance. 25216.
If I were a bird. 25979.
Moon and the rose. 26433.
Morning bells. 26443.
Nightfall in the mountains.
26559.
Millemon (L. R. B.)
home of the brave. 5344.
Miller (A. E.) Melorose. 9240.
Miller (A. F.) In the valley of Ohio.
16519.
Miller (A. I.)
10680.
Miller (A. S.)
19820.
Miller (B. M.)
Miller (C.):
I'll be right with the girl that
tries to be right with me. 1153
(46).
Jumping Jupiter. 23504, 27715.
You remind me of the girl. 12551.
Your mother’s awfully worried.
22480, 22440 (77).
Miller (C. B.):
My true ilove hath my heart. 5477.
Righteous live for evermore. 9891.
Miller (C. M.) Story of a doll. 6472.
Miller (EK. F.):
Canadian land.
Mem’ries. 5285.
Take an aeroplane. 27226.
Miller (E. M.) I wonder if you’re
longing. 21416.
Miller (EH. R.) Take a pill. 6558.
Miller (F. A.) We plead for forgive-
ness. 193884.
Miller (F. B.) Its because I love you.
26058.
Miller (F. M.)
much. 11567.
Missouri the
We're for M. W. of A.
Girl I left behind.
New fox. 20273.
15903.
Just a little bit, not
1885
INDEX
Miller (H. C.):
Electorate march. 25528.
Overture-triumphal. 26702.
Miller (H. E.):
Ione. 480.
Just to see her smile again.
Miller (H. G.) Dawn. 17999.
Miller (H. W.) In the meadow by the
old oak tree. 1974.
Miller (J.) Colleen call.
Miller (J. C.)
ago. 7651.
Miller (L. F.) Id like to spend a
honeymoon with you. 25901.
Miller (L. M.):
Fairies carnival. 25590.
Loving sprites. 570.
Lullaby land. 26289.
Miller (Mrs. L. S.) Universal banjo
instructor. 19437 (28).
Miller (O. A.):
Him that cometh unto Me.
Oh! IT loye Him: 18172.
When He hears your ery. 19368.
Miller (P. J.) Broken dreams of
slumberland. 22674.
Miller (R.) I gazed on my love.
18687, 19487 (48).
Miller (R. E.) pub. co. Nuggets. 16967.
Miller (R. G.) Won’t you take a stroll
with me. 12528.
Miller (R. K.):
AS it began to dawn. 7317.
Break forth into joy. 3505.
512.
14638.
Cherished love of long
18260.
Concert overture. 11109.
Hark the sound of heavenly
voices. 1824.
What is man. 15526.
Miller (T.):
Bridal rose.
Climbing rose.
25186.
25325.
Dance of the crickets. 25408.
Evening meditation. 25575.
Little general. 26224.
Moonlight on the Mississippi.
264387.
Moss rose. 26447.
Noah’s ark march. 26566.
Red rose march. 26842.
Silver dale. 27042.
White rose. 27518.
Wild rose. 275338.
Miller (T. F.):
Darkness, gross darkness.
Day has dawned. 22872.
O who like Thee. 25760.
Miller (W. R.):
Alice, my ice palace queen.
20830.
Bum! out-side! 3544.
Coon, a moon, a maid. 1479.
22868.
1225,
Cupid’s dream. 3794.
Don’t you worry little girlie.
16097.
Echoes of the parade. 1604.
ptimns.,v.5 }
Miller (W. R.)—Continued.
Jane! Jane! Jane! 4809.
Myrtle waltzes. 20264.
Playin’ honeymoon. 18882, 27733.
Ride me in a big balloon. 14853.
Rosebud. 9954.
When you marry a girl for looks.
15578, 17742 (96).
Your love is my guiding star.
19427, 27752.
Miller (X.) Gipsy maiden. 16324.
Miller-Dalbey (L.) |. On the Rio
Grande. 11986.
Miller music co. Take an aeroplane.
27226.
Milligan (C. G.):
Just love, love, love. 13939.
King of the air. 16599.
Milligan (H. V.) If. 16474.
Millington (H. J.) Romance.
Millington (J. A.):
Our anniversary. 14631.
Romance. 6002.
Millionaire’s pipe-dream. 18652.
6002.
Mills (Mrs. A.) Fairy fingers. 10887
(23).
Mills (A. EK.) Meditation au _ soir.
24911 (36).
Mills (A. J.)
you loved me. 10778.
Mills (C. H.) Magnificat.
Mills “(C. 4 Be)
Sweetest dreams. 23352.
Mills (E.) Toujours gai.
Mills (F..A.) :
All over town. 22482.
Beckie, stay in your own back
yard. 19525.
Bully rag. 3548.
Can he really be fooling me.
Charlotte waltzes. 7639.
Don’t you care little girl.
Dream on. 205.
Dreamy town. 3938.
Father is a champion working
man. 4076.
He’s nothin to me. 113870.
Here comes the band. 18620.
Honey babe. 406.
How many have you told that to.
11404.
I'll be back next summer at two
o’clock. 4552.
I'll build a fence around you.
18313.
I’ll have my opera on the east side.
8577.
I’m gettin’ so daft about Mary.
Why did you tell me
9109.
I’m dreaming the
27672.
110.
18035.
I’ve a great big heart. 25954.
I’ve lost my Nannie. 4617.
I want a man I ean love. 4619.
It looks like rain. 4783.
Kisses for sale. 11589.
1886
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mills (F. A.)—Continued.
Little bit of jolly goes a long, long
way. 11641.
Look out I’m going to steal you. |
14109,
Love thoughts. 11675.
Margarita. 598, 5225.
Marie Ann. 14222.
Mary gave him the merry ha, ha.
594.
Meet me girlie. 604.
Mills’ (Kerry) Nantucket. 143803.
Mills’ (Kerry) palmetto slide.
26408.
My friend Jim-a-da-Jeff. 5427.
My pal of the grand canal. 661.
My pretty moonbeam. 11848.
Name of the learning game. 665.
O my heart aye warms tae the
tartan. 702.
Oh you Mister
20315.
Play that lovey dove waltz.
Rag de Paree. 14807.
Say dearie, won’t you marry me.
10021.
Sister Mary. 897.
Steamboat Bill. 27159.
Summer time is the time for me.
15184.
Take a trip in the tuppenny tube.
967. A
Tell it to Murphy, Sweeny knows
ib. 2AgTL.
That fascinating rag time glide.
10392-10394.
That’s what they all say. 991.
There’s a lovelight shining
you. 15282.
They all gave me something to re-
member them by. 6644.
Under the blushing moon. 6775.
Valley flower. 20679.
We're suited toa T. 1071.
Jungle Moon.
12002.
for
Wellington. 1077.
What would become of New York.
10709.
When a fellow’s twenty-one. 1084.
When the clover moon is shining
down. 20748.
When the girl who can’t forget
you. 15558.
Wreck of the good ship Love.
7109.
Wyoming prance. 27563.
You can’t make me stop loving
you. 10842.
You’re the only one I’m thinking
of. 1149.
Mills (K.):
Don’t you care little girl. 18035.
Father is a champion working
man. 4076.
He’s nothing to me. 11570.
Here comes the band. 13620.
Mills (K.)—Continued.
How many have you told that to?
11404.
I'll build a fence around you.
18318.
[ll have my opera on the East
side. 8577. ~
I’ve a great big heart. 25954.
I’ve lost my Nannie. 4617.
I want a man I can love.
Kisses for sale. 11589.
Little bit of jolly goes a long,
long way. 11641.
Look out I’m going to steal you.
4619
14109.
Love thoughts. 11675.
Margarita. 5938, 5225.
Marie Ann. 14222.
My friend Jima-da-Jeff. 5427.
Nantucket. 14303.
Palmetto slide. 26408.
Play that lovey dove _ waltz.
12002.
Rag de Paree. 14807.
That fascinating ragtime glide.
10392-10394.
They all gave me someting to re-
member them by. 6644.
Valley flower. 20679.
What would become of New York.
10709.
When the girl who ean’t forget
you. 15558.
Wreck of the good ship Love.
7109.
Wyoming prance. 27568.
You can’t make me stop loving
you. 10842.
Mills: Ci: ME.) Mississippi river.
Deore
Mills (P.) You’re the queen of all to
me. 10852.
Mills (S. B.) See Mills (Mrs, A.),
Mills (E.), Mills (A. E.).
Millward (G.) Rippling waves. 5986,
LAST:
Milton (C.) Back from the Elba.
DAO
Milton (E.) Eyes are the windows of
the soul. 18280.
Minetti (C.) Christmas night. 25318;
Minkowsky (G.):
Jahreszeiten der liebe.
Lied vom tee. 26211.
Muff-Rheinliinder. 26462.
Muff-terzett. 238866.
Sechénste frau. 24803-24305.
Sehnsuchts-lied. 24824, 26998.
Sekt-gavotte. 26999.
Minn (M.) Only you. 17081.
Minnelli (V. C.):
Fighting Bob. 12565 (27), 18824.
White tops. 20761.
Minnesota Tribune co. U.
2911.
26078.
of M. rouser
1887
INDEX
Minnick (A. D.)
21108.
Minor (G. A.)
Minter (C. S.):
Clifton march.
Dance villette.
Minturn (L. W.)
13386.
Miranda (L. R.):
Impromtu. 18654.
Todo por ti. 10138.
Ugolina. 19272.
Mirelli (C.):
Ingenua (L’). 21462, 260338.
Mia Rosa. 21692, 26401.
Mietitura (La.). 26408.
Pecki, la moglie del mandarino.
Dreaming of home.
Voter’s dream. 15461.
T7705.
3811.
Four leaf clover.
21882.
Sirenetta. 27059.
Stornelli trecenteschi. WADA
27168.
Strofe del postino. 24495, 27175.
27194.
22215, 27323.
Suora di carita.
Tirolese (La)
Misé Brun. 202038.
Misék (A.):
Erste sonate.
Zweite sonate.
Misfit man. 5333.
Mislan (A.) Sara. 19007.
Miss Dudelsack. 1593, 2268, 23867,
5015, 5334, 5563, 5573, 13196, 14050,
14313, 14510, 23266, 25562, 27694.
Miss Molly May. 2160, 2246, 2271,
2284, 7699, 9297, 9428, 11454, 12565,
(15).
Miss Nobody from Starland. 38388,
4086, 4528, 4553, 4672, 4784, 4924,
5004, 13903, 15704 (100).
Missa (E.):
Amour et la rose. 22502.
Au pays des petits oiseaux.
Cyprienne. 21050.
Danse des pierrettes.
D’moiselle du tabarin. 11169.
Impressions enfantines. 4684.
Learning to waltz. 18491.
Marche des petits concrits. 5215.
Mazurka des entremets. 16788.
Mon secret. 23886.
Musiciens de Crémone.
Ondines du Rhin. 5661.
Petits et la neige. 26748.
Réve virginal. 5966.
Réves blanes, réves bleus.
Sainte Marie. 9998.
Sérénade au bois. 24346.
Valse des brises. 24696.
Valse Lorraine. 15412.
Missud (J. M.):
Brabante march. 11021.
ool.
24907.
3292.
13061.
26468.
813.
Damrell. . 14127:
Sweet Pauline waltz. 12290.
Venetian serenade. 12404.
pt: 1 RES... VS
Mr. Lode of Koal. 13638, 1427, 1823,
2318, 3440, 3809, 5397.
Mrs. Featherbrain’s folly. 238826.
Mitaszeweki (A.) JZ polskich moty-
wow narodowych. 7156.
Mitchel (L. F.):
Christ is calling. 3684.
Pleading for you. 5810.
Story of Jesus. 6478.
This great salvation. 6657.
Walking in the light. 6901.
Mitchell (E. E.):
Jerusalem the golden. 16554.
To-morrow. 17518.
Mitchell (G. W.) Classy love. 21011.
Mitchell (J.) Two letters. 6757.
Mitchell (J. B.):
Balmy breezes. 7394.
Jungle wooing. 184438.
Prancy Nancy. 2498.
Mitchell (J. W.) Lullaby. 16721.
Mitchell (1L.):
Swinging. 10342.
Thinking of you. 2858.
Mitchell (S.) Some kiss.
Mitchell (S. D.):
Canoeing. 3581.
I wonder if it’s so. 8640.
Won’t you be my lovey-dovey.
15088.
7090.
Mitcheson (KE. J.) Laundry bundle.
4976.
Mitislaw. 12621.
Mitrane. 19452.
Mitridate Eupatore. 7208.
Mittelmann (S.) Elementarschule
des violonspiels. 38983.
Mitterer (1.) :
Missa in hon S. Nominis Mariae.
14819.
O doctor optime. 20300.
Three motets. 20211.
Mix (M.) I wish’ © tage ae oolly,
13753.
Moass: (Sod. & ES
Sleep, loved one, sleep. 22070.
Whisper your. heart’s. desire.
22366.
Moberly (J. C.)
gery. 20813.
Mode (J. H.)
lumbia. T7975.
Modern music co., Vie moderne. 27406.
Modot (M. P.) I will wed you when
the autumn comes again. 4633.
Modlinger (H.) Bimbu und Bambu.
3448, 3444.
Mobring (F.)
Mohring (M.)
auf. 4645.
Moellendorff (W. von)
9469.
Moller (I, A.):
Abschied. 20821.
Am himmelstor.
14 minutes on tog-
Harly eighties of Co-
No more. 11882.
Ich hebe meine augen
Night mail.
15738.
1888
INDEX
nos. i—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Mé6ller (I. A.)—Continued.
Ave Maria
15791.
Einem Freund begegnet ich.
21121.
Mimst.° 21123.
Glaub es nicht. 21123.
Rollin. © 21526.
Moricke (F.) Deutsche bundestreue.
3862.
Moskes (H.):
Dunkle schéne nacht. 138199.
Gruss. 138526.
Moesler (L.) Key of heaven.
Moffat (A.):
Alte meister
7252.
fiir
Wedding march. 24773.
Moffett (C. C.):
Chapter music. 76385.
Our country welcomes you. 14635.
Mogulesco (S.) Blihmele. 3468.
Mohaupt (F.):
Hier liegt ein spielmann begraben.
8459.
Husarenglaube. 8525.
Schlachtlied. 10088.
Spinnlied. 10244.
Traurig prachtige braut.
Winteraustreiben. 10792.
Mohr (H.):
Im tempel der muse.
In the tempel of muse.
Zigeunermusik. 20805
Mohre(- KK) :
Down in Maine. 79382.
10482.
1955.
1977.
Give your smiles to all the boys.
21241.
Take me up to the North Pole.
2806.
When I’m in society. 10719.
Moir (EF. E:) Bchoes. 22951.
Moise- (2.)* You’re all right, kid.
12565 (838).
Mokrejs (J.):
Bohemian folk song. 15864.
Dance of ye witch of Salem town.
3810.
Prelude. 11792.
Molineux (G.):
' Angels, roll the rock away. 7285.
Barcarolle in A. 17828.
Easter offertory. 7991.
Gratitude. 25770.
Holy night. 25860.
Hymn voluntary. 4508.
Melody in A. 14895.
Melody voluntary. 14255.
Monk (The) 5857.
Offertoire. 9543.
Offertorium. 5609, 26630.
Organ (The) 5679.
Prelude. 9957, 20449.
Priere. 14769.
Romanza in G. 6008.
von Oberammergau.
23527.
junge spieler.
Molineux (G.)—Continued.
Sacred medley. 18995, 20458. —
Sextette, from Lucia di, Lammer-
moor. 13138.
Song of praise. 6878.
Song of the sea. 19094.
Verset in E-minor. 20693.
Moll (F. E.) Anniversary march.
3242.
Mollman (J.) Souvenir de Berck.
24450.
Molloy (—) Justa little baby. 26114.
Molloy (J. L.):
Garden (The) of dreams.
Love’s' old sweet song.
16709, 26284.
Rose Marie. 26923.
Moloch. 21142.
Molthen (T.)
18167.
9078,
In a little while, May
I’ll return to you. 21435.
Monahan (F. J.) I fought for my
country and you. 8550.
Monahan (L.) jr.
comrade. 19345.
Monckton (L.): -
All down Piccadilly. 7226.
Arcadians (The) 28, 1232, 7304,
12660, 17787.
Bedtime at the zoo.
10991, 12770.
Bring me a rose. 7530.
Charming weather. 7644.
Come back to Aready. 12959.
Welcome home,
1292, 3387,
Come to the ball. 25358.
Just as father used to do. . 26117.
Ladies (The) 4954.
Moonstruck. 9823, 17923, 19610,
26440.
Oh, time, time. 26645. |
Our Miss Gibbs. 729, 18824, 20848.
Quaker girl. 26815. |
Mondeverde (C.) Tu se’ morta. 6743.
| Mondonville (J. J.):
4753.
10356.
Intermedio.
Tambourin.
Monestel (A.) :
After the wedding.
Intermezzo. 2285.
Monier (A.) Effrontée. 19725.
Monier (L.):
Dernier reve.
Illusion. 454.
7204.
22885.
Pour la toussaint. 241438,
Monk (W. H.):
Abide with me. 24920.
Alsken I mig, sa hillen mina bud.
7199.
Monnet (—) Vision of Eden. 10887
(200).
Monnett (G. B.) Vision of Wden.
6865,
Monnier
3634.
10887 (200).
(W. D.) Chanson de nuit.
1889
INDEX
Pia iss vs
Monohan (L.) jr.. Three cheers for
the flag of my country. 10430.
Monroe (E.) Don’t you want a little
girl like me. 38905.
Montague (H.):
I cannot keep my trousers nicely
creased. 19929.
Miller’s love-song. 14301.
Never mind. 16938.
No little boy to love me.
Rita on the rink. 17184.
Montalbano (P.) When it’s moonlight
on the lake, Adelaide. 20738.
Montamat (A. J.) But then, I love
her still. 3549.
Montana children’s home society, Mon-
tana. 26480.
Montani (N.)
13301.
Montani (N. A.):
Orbis Factor.
16944.
Fantasie miniature.
20345.
Six processional hymns. 20218.
Tantum ergo. 15232.
Montano (A.) Marseillaise (La)
237389.
Montano (D.) Oriente. 5688.
Monté (A.) Lae (Le)
26164.
dad’ Emerande.
Monté (V.) Aimé (L’) 7207.
Monteith (C.):
Joys and tears. 8799.
Junetide. 2042.
Montell (J. B.):
I know two eyes. 22440 (4).
_ Like a rose leaf. 22440 (5).
Sweet Annie Bell. 22440 (12).
"Twas only a daisy. 22440 (14).
Montelle (E.) Aloha. 24963.
Montemezzi (I.) Héllera. 13613.
Monteverdi (C.) Lamento di Arianna.
8888.
Montey (H.) Notre Jeanne. 16962.
Montgomery (H.) Brothers every-
where. 7535.
Montgomery (H. A.):
Girl of my Dixie home.
In cocoanut land. 11494.
Montgomery (H. M.) I can but try.
4521.
Montgomery (R. H.) Wellesley songs.
19346.
Monti (C. D.) Piccolo messa di gloria.
14705.
8264.
Monti (YV.):
Kamtchatka. 4893.
Loin de toi. 5079.
Nuit de Mai. 23956.
Quand tomberont les feuilles.
5897.
Montoya (G.) Tiarka. 15309.
Montroy (S.) I’m only a _ miners
daughter. 13724.
Monvoisin et cie. Je t'aime. 490.
Moody (D. B.) Seven songs. 21709.
Moody (D. W.)
In that land. 20010.
1890
Moody (Mrs.
3380.
Moody (M. E.) Memories.
Moole (G.) Just you. 8827.
Moon (W.C.) Benedicte, omnia opera
Domini. 3418.
Mooney (W. B.)
Moor (E.):
EF.) Beautiful story.
11765.
Caledonia. 25223.
Deuxiéme sonate. 13108.
Deuxiéme suite. 13109.
Gretchen. 18529.
Jeune (La) Tarentine. 13901.
Largo. 14009.
Melodies. 14841.
Prélude. 14343.
Quatre préludes. 14344.
Suite. 14345.
Trois piéces. 14347.
Wiegenlied. 15601.
Moore (—) Last rose of summer.
2100, 11606.
Moore (A.):
Lullaby. 14164.
Play time. 14725.
Moore (A. K.) Star of the sea. 20814
(25).
Moore (C.) I would like to be your
23392.
Father and the game.
sweetheart.
Moore (C. R.)
8113.
Moore (E.)
est. 19374.
Moore (E. V.) Koanzaland. 2080.
Moore (F.) Sweet Jennie June. 6533.
Moore (F. N.) Unite men, 12886.
Moore (G. C.) Let the moon take
care of you. 26201.
Moore (H.):
God so loved the world. 8297.
O Saviour of the world. 9525.
Moore (J. C.):
I cracked my whip. 16424.
Sammy in his Tam O’Shanter hat.
17241.
What you gwine to say. 19359.
Moore (J. H.) Elegy. 18075.
Moore (J. L.) Who is on the Lord’s
side. 15595.
Moore (L. L.) :
Areadia.
Flamingo.
Love beams.
When you pass, my dear-
20863, 22440 (17).
25630.
14131, 17742 (68).
My little Jap-o-baby. 20252.
Unspoken words. 20676.
Yearning. 24876.
Yester oe
Ree Woes (189).
Moore (M.): \C
Kisses ae sats 20064.
Slumber song. 20516.
Sunny garden. 20580.
When love is done. 20739.
Moore (M. C.) ‘Mary Cawr _
Barnyard symphony. 3358.
Call of the open sea. 11039.
Cedars of Lebanon. 22728.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Moore (M. C.)—Continued.
Farewell to the birds.
Fate. 16187.
First singing lesson.
I love thee. 18318.
May. 11755.
My lover will come to-day. 20254.
Oh sweet thou little knowest.
14567.
Oh, wind from the Golden Gate.
21827.
Road song. 18955.
Rockabye lady. 12076.
Songs for waning autumn.
Tryst (The) 12369.
Two thrushes. 6765.
Moore (R.)
4071.
4100.
24441.
12537.
Moore (T.) Moya. 2300.
Mocre-Polla. Last (The) rose of
summer. 23569.
Moquin (A. L.):
Woast io V. M. 1. 15324:
Why. 3053.
Moqguin (A. L.) & co. Why. 3053.
Mora (C.) Robert E. Lee. 2565.
Moraine (G. W.) Comet (The) 22808.
Moran (S.) I’m always dreaming of
you dear. 4573.
Morasea (B.) Notturnino. 26574.
Moray (B.) My little flower. 26493.
Moray (C. B.) Shepherd’s call. 27024.
Moreau (H.) Larmes (Les) 26171.
Moreau (L.):
Invocation a4 Boudha. 479.
Joueuses de fifite. 13907.
Morée (M.) Valse de phantom. 20683.
Morel (L.) Vent qui passe. 15421.
Moreland (R. T.) Koanzaland. 2080.
Morell (C.) Modern singing method.
26426.
Morena (C.):
Knallbonbons. 2077.
Risi-Bisi. 12073.
Moret (E.):
Ariette. 7307.
Blotti comme wun oisean frileux.
7492.
Clair de lune. 7698.
Dans le pare. 78381.
Heure sonne au loin. 8455.
Tout dort. 10477.
Vers tout ce qui fut toi. 10586.
Moret (Nada) 3241.
Moret (N.):
Annie mine.
Avalon. 17809, 17810.
Ban-shee, 1153 (1), 3341.
Chung Lo. 3119 (9).
Yes dearie I’m coming.
SS See
Moret (N.)—Continued.
Pearls. 1153 (94), 2460.
Sayonara. 6094, 20814 (99).
Yueatan. 7154.
Moreton (H.) Benedicite. 22610.
Morey (C. J.) Turkey two step. 20663.
Morey (F. L.):
Away to the woods. 15794.
Sea-nymphs’ frolic. 24817.
Serenade. 24911 (61).
Tarantelle. 24911 (67). .
Morgan (A. M.) Some little songs ali
about love. 6358.
Morgan (C. A.)
town. S684.
Morgan (C. L.)
143891.
Morgan (Mrs. H.)
lee. 2765.
Morgan (J. L.)
in the country.
Morgan (1):
Gee, but it’s great to be rich Bill.
25685.
There’s a pretty little cot in Dover.
PAD
Morgan (M.) Some little songs all
about love. 6358.
Morgan (R. M.):
Onward to battle. 20337.
Singing all the while. 15044.
Star of Bethlehem. 20561.
Morgan (V.):
Let not your heart be troubled.
18501.
Only in dreams. 11989.
Protect us, O Father! 5886.
Mori (BE. E.) Beyond the blue.
In a temperance
My chimpanzee queen.
Stilling the Gali-
Won’t you come out
TOSZ:
1314.
Mori (P.) Why. 1110.
Moriarty (C. B.) Shepherd's eall.
27024,
Moritz (F.):
Berceuse. 3419.
Nocturno. 5364.
Morley (C.):
Am kamin.
Erste veilchen.
12620.
18251.
Haideprinzesschen. 13548.
Kleine jiigersmann. 13977.
Morley (T.):
Fever. fever. 19771.
Mailied. 201553.
Morley (W.) & co.:
Cherry blossom. 7652.
Cupid. 17984.
Home with the angels. 15648.
Joys and tears. S799.
Love’s ministry. 14154.
655.
Cupid’s patrol. 25394. My island of dream. j
Indian summer. 1158 (57), 1985. My little western flower. 14416.
Love will light the way. 5131, Only. 14610.
Hiss, TuS2. (151). Praise. 9754.
Near you. 14465. Rose mousse. 9951.
’"Neath the weeping willow tree. Sing softly. 22067. wet
23921. Morrell (J.) Comet (The) 17962.
1891
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v. 5 |
Morrill (H. H.) After the harvest. | Morris (J.) & co.—Continued.
10908.
Morris (B.) Gentleman baboon, 11303.
Morris (Mrs. C..H.):
All along the Gospel line. 10913.
At an hour that ye think not.
12679.
Field is the world. 18322.
Forward go. 25644.
Freedom of the Holy Ghost. 13393.
God’s kingdom is at hand. 13475.
I am on the Lord’s side. 4518.
I long to be holy. 4564.
Let us be triumphant Christians.
11621.
Marching on to victory. 14216.
Old things are passed away.
14587.
Outside of the fold. 11961.
Salvation’s story. 14930.
Shine and keep sweet. 12174.
Shine for Jesus. 15007.
This same Jesus. 15298.
*Tis good to live in Canaan. 15313.
Victory for the cross. 124138.
Why not let God have His way.
7034.
World wide revival. 15647.
You must get under the blood.
15683.
Morris (G. O’C.) In Arcady. 11493.
Morris (H. M.) Please, Mister Judge
don’t send papa to jail. 21900.
Morris (J.):
King of the desert. 4914.
Where memory dwells. 7004.
Morris (J.) & ¢o.:
All join in the chorus. 15722.
And we walked, walked, walked.
22510, 27682.
African glide. 24934, 27681.
Beaux and belles. 3384.
Bingo, back to Boston for mine.
(467, 12565 (17).
Bungalow. 7550.
Butterflies and daisies. 1361.
Cease, sweetheart, cease. 11056,
12565 (20).
Could I forget. 16003.
Cutey, who tied your tie. 16027,
20814 (40), 22888, 24911 (94).
Diamond babe. 22891, 27692.
For just one kiss. 4134, 15704.
Gee! but you’re hard to get along
with. 25686, 27695.
Grand old grand army man.
23162.
Gunpowder rag. 8360, 12565 (29).
Heart’s pining. 384.
Here’s to all good fellows. 23249.
Honey boy, honey gal, honey moon.
23283, 27699.
Honey I will long for you. 16892,
20814 (55), 23285. 24911 (115).
1892
I am longing for to-morrow. 4515,
8535, 15704 (92), 16418.
I haven’t got a thing on for to-
night. 25916, 27702. |
I’m acting as a father to the girl
next door. 4572, 15704 (88).
In cherry blossom time. 26006,
Paria ue
In the jungle social set. 26023,
Perera la Ie
It was your pleasing smile. 4792,
12565 (36).
Lads and lasses of Languedoc.
23502)
Little pickaninnies go to sleep.
215TS, Ziti
Love dreams. 2161.
Love will forgive and forget.
2627S:
Love's golden star. 26280.
Mama knows but she won’t tell.
16751.
Maxie don’t take a taxie. 23749,
Dire
Mermaid (The) 9263, 12565 (47).
Mr. Sweeny. 217038.
Mistletoe. 26421.
My darling Nellie Gray. 20814
(81) , 2s
My little honey be(e). 5446,
12565 (51).
My morning Rose. 16906, 20814
(82).
My Ramapoo. 14483, 15704 (119),
16913.
My Sweeny. 20814 (84).
My sweet Caramoe. 20814 (85),
ZAG te
Nothing has changed but you.
26573.
Oh you blondy. 2398, 5621, 9558,
10887 (172), 11918, 24004.
Right about. 2562.
Silvery moonlight. 6269.
Since they have my name in elec-
tric lights. 12184, 15704 (129).
Sixty miles an hour, 15049, 17328,
20814 (100).
Sleepy head. 20814 (101), 22072.
So long Mister Flanagan. 15073,
15704 (130).
So long Tony so long. 20814
(102), 22079.
Sometime may never come. 12206.
Sweet dreams my love. 10321,
15704 (1382).
Texas. 17469, 20814 (109), 24581.
That Espagnola swing. 24585,
27741.
That Hungarian rag. 27271.
That loving soul kiss. 10399, 12565
(72), 15266:
That Mississippi mooch. 27273.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Morris (J.) & co. a nncd:
Thunder and lightning. 2864.
Tum-Te tum-tum, tum. 17545,
20814 (114).
Vedana. 17580.
Waltz me till I’m weary dearie.
10647, 12565 (76), 15481, 19324.
We won’t go home till break of
day. 24769.
We're all here to see you off.
17637, 20814 (117).
West Point cadets. 6954, 10696,
15704 (144), 17644.
What’s your hurry, birdie? 27473,
27746.
When [I gathered the myrtle.
27482.
When your hair was in a curl.
17676.
Wouldn’t you like to know me
better. 19410, 20814 (120).
You can’t feel lonesome. 17729.
You for me when your wife’s
away. 17732.
Morris (Joseph) Church on the moun-
tain. 3694.
Morris (Josephine) Kiss me kid, I’m
thirsty. 2068.
Morris (J. H.) Oh, for a closer walk.
11918.
Morris (L. A.) When the city cometh
down. 15556.
Morris (L. R.) Soldiers of the King.
10179.
Morris (S. H.) music co.:
Gentleman baboon, 11303.
I’d say yes to you. 11418.
Morris (W.) ine.:
Barn yard Romeo. 15814.
Chanticlair, the barn yard Romeo.
15987-15941.
Hasm. chr. 16342.
I have my eyes on a chicken.
16434.
Mrs. Brown. 14326.
Telephone duett. 17460.
What you never had you never
miss. 15535.
Morris (Mrs. W. F.):
His cleansing power. 16379.
Same old way. 17240.
Morrison (D.):
I left her where I met her. 18311.
If I only could forget you. 16477,
23399.
Morrison (R. S.):
Babette. 3317.
Ball room whispers. 7389.
Frolics. 13400.
Golden leaves. 4285.
June flowers. 13921.
Oriental festival. 14622.
Morrow (J. A.)
22301.
War song of Florida.
Morschheimer (H.) Sounds from
Arkansas. 922.
Morse (A. C.)
Carronade (The) 17908, 19437
(SL).
In Cupid’s toils. 138785.
Red ear. 5936.
Sun-rays. 15188, 194387 (68).
Teetotum. 2822.
Victorious phalanx.
Morse (C. Y.):
Breathe on me breath of Gott.
17874.
Friend of mine. 18153.
Give all you can. 1760.
He’s listening all the night long.
1831.
Heart of Jesus. 18240.
I’m a pilgrim. 18320.
I will obey. 1930.
Jesus once was sad and lonely.
18432.
Just be happy. 18446.
6846.
Keep smiling. 18458.
O Jesus, Jesus, dearest Lord.
2375.
My times are in Thy hands.
18733.
When I see Him face to face.
3022.
Broken vows. 7582.
15 vocal exercises..
Morse (F. B.)
Morse (F. E.)
27642.
Morse (I. E.)
Morse (L. W.)
drill. 13847.
Morse (M.) Where the moonlight o’er
Broken vows. 17582.
International flag
the river gleams. 27511.
Morse (T.):
At MacGregor’s Scotch high-ball.
3285, 3286.
Booby. 3486.
College glide. 21016.
Does the girl you left behind ever
wish you back again. 16085.
Down in sunny Honey Town.
13158.
Goodby Betty Brown. 18209.
He’s a college boy. 4411.
I wonder if you’ll meet me. 1938,
If this rose told you all it knows.
16486.
Jingle of Jungle Joe. 26094.
Jolly evening at home. 4848.
Just a little ring from you. 4875,
12565 (388).
Just to live the old
2049.
Kitty Gray. 8859, 12565 (39).
Love me to the music of a ragtime
days over.
tune. 12565 (44).
Ob you rah, rah boy. 26648.
Peachy. 21880.
Phoebe Jane. 14700.
1893
INDEX
pt. III, 0. s., v. 5 |
Morse (T.)—Continued.
Red clover. 9834, 9835, 12565,
(57).
Song that finds an echo in my
heart. 19099.
That good old Irish rag. 6618,
1P5G5 (71).
You’re all right, kid. 10846.
You’re mine, all mine. 22422.
Morse (T.) music Co.:
At MacGregor’s Scotch high-ball.
3285, 3286.
Booby. 3486.
College glide. 21016.
Does the girl you left behind ever
wish you back again. 16085.
Down in sunny honey town. 18158.
Goodby Betty Brown. 18209.
He’s a college boy. 4411.
I wonder if you’ll meet me. 19838.
If this rose told you all it knows.
16486.
In happyland. 20005.
Jingle of Jungle Joe. 26094.
Jolly evening at home. 4848.
Just a little ring from you. 4875,
12565 (388).
Just to live the old days over.
2049.
Kitty Gray. 8859, 12565 (39).
Love me to the music of a rag-
time tune. 12565 (44).
May blossom. 11756.
Oh! you rah! rah! boy. 26648.
Peachy. 21880.
Phoebe Jane. 14700.
Red clover. 9834, 9835, 12565 (57).
Soft and sneaky. 20523.
Seng that finds an echo in my
heart. 19099.
That good old Irish rag. 6618,
12565 (71).
You’re all right, kid. 10846,
12565 (88).
You’re mine all mine. 22422.
Morsell (H.)
4838.
Mortenson (M.)
Morton (J. W.)
set together.
Morton (M. B.)
Morton (P.)
Jesus lover of my soul.
First offence. 16207.
We'll watch the sun-
193338.
First offence.
Perle préciéuse.
16207.
14691.
Mosenthal (J.):
Long hundreds of years ago. |
27682.
Oh day of glad rejoicing. 10887 |
(S83)
Ring out ye Christmas bells. |
27660. |
Welcome happy morning. 10887
(81).
When Christ was born in Bethle-
hem. 27677.
Moses (H. B.) In bee-ing time. 8687.
Mosher (A. B.) I sure would love to
be a boy. 18831.
Mosher (G.) This day with Thee
abiding. 20630.
Moskowitz (L.) Youre my pretty
Cuban dream. 15688.
Mosley (T. B.) Onward songs. 5677.
Moss (H. D.) I have another sweet-
heart. 13688.
Moszkowski (M.) :
Air de ballet in G minor.
Bliss. 14859.
Canon. 53872, 26449.
Chanson napolitaine.
Chanson populaire.
Wlégie. 5375.
En automne. 23857.
Flower of liberty. 11257.
Germany. 143860.
Guitarre. 357.
In autumn. 14361.
Intimité. 26450.
Mélodie. 21716, 26451.
Menuet. 26452.
Miniature. 53876.
Nymphes. 698.
Scherzino. 14362.
Scherzo-valse. 143863.
Serenata. 20225.
Spanische tinze. 3119 (192).
Spanish dance. 11804, 18683-18685,
26453.
Spanish life. 26454.
Springtime of love.
Sur Veau. 9331.
Valse brillante. 21717.
Vieux pastel. 93832.
Mothershead (A.) Sunny slope waltz.
19145.
Motor girl. 640, 22461.
Mottram (H. G.):
14358.
5373.
doT4.
5377.
ares) Tngpisation. 21405 aa
Let me steal a kiss fr ; are oe
OG107. i? Nina car as x iiatdle Raney 21578.
Roly poly eyes. 26899. Oa
ee es, eee Heilige sekele. 13610.
Mosby (C. R.) Little vacant cottage. Indian serenade aia
ies Moullé (E.):
Mosehauer (Mrs. H.) Love’s way. Chansons tendres. 7629.
569, 5145. Cinquante deux chants anciens.
Mosel (H.) Stimmungslieder. 19125. 9337.
Moseley (J. W.) "Neath the orange | Moulton (V.):
and the pine. 21785. Black beauty. 20934.
1894
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Moulton (V.)—Continued.
Children’s delight march. 20996.
Falling autumn leaves. 25599.
Gleam of heaven. 25715.
Indian summer. 21460.
Our nation’s colors. 21860.
Sunshine and roses. 22144.
Mountaineers (The) 2299, 3912, 4771,
4988, 5386, 6181, 6304, 6404, 6648,
6919, 9339, 11811, 21726.
Mouguet (J.):
Adagio. 53887.
Hymne &a la jeunesse.
Suite. 143869.
Moussorgsky (M. P.):
Boris Godunow. 20949.
Cradle-song of the poor.
Foire de Sorotchintsi.
Gopak. 4806.
Hopak. 25872. ‘
Josua. 504.
Khovanchtchina.
Odipus. 706.
Oriental chant.
Roi Saitil. 9922.
Salambo. 840.
Mouton (H.):
A tor ~~ *161.
Impressions exotiques.
Marche riante. 16762.
Venez, Prince Charmant.
Moutrie (C.):
All at sea. 17761.
In Areadia. 214387.
In thy loving heart.
Just one sweet thought.
Little flower. 9006.
Love that is love. 5127.
Love’s summertime. 9081.
Not in vain. 26572.
Papillons. 24076.
Songs of the sprites. 2740.
Woodman’s song. 24868.
Mowen (L.): :
Dixie flyer. 21083.
Jim Crow rag. 4840.
Moyer (H. P.):
Socialist marching song. 12202.
Songs of socialism. 15113.
Moyer (W. D.):
Henrietta. 44382.
Summer’s song. 6495.
Sweet chiming bells. 6528.
Waltz serenade. 10649.
Mozart (W. A.):
Ave verum cerpus. 11813.
Cadence. 17182 (56).
Dame kobold. 9842.
Deutscher tanz. 5390.
Don Juan. 28862.
Dove sono. 238863.
FE Susanna non vien. 23868.
Erstes konzert fiir die violine.
26457.
Figaro’s wedding. 5391.
15669.
25378.
4126.
4905, 13955.
26682.
19998.
10575.
11520.
18451.
Mozart (W. A.)—Continued.
Gavotte. 14872, 16865.
Larghetto. 5392, 16866.
Larghetto du quintette. 14373.
Lullaby. 641.
Marche alla Turka. 20229.
Menuet. 16867.
Menuet and trio. 14874.
Menuet from Symphony in E fiat.
14375.
Menuett. 21727.
O Isis und Osiris. 5393.
Oxen waltz. 20814 (20).
Pantomime. 16868.
Praise ye. 21728.
Presto avvertiam Susanna. 26458.
Romance from second concerto.
18693.
Rondo in D maj. 9348.
Silently blending. 21729.
Sing mir was. 22064.
Symphonie, B dur. 9344.
Violin-concert. 642, 2301, 23864.
Zweites konzert fiir die violine.
26459.
14 variationen. 11814.
Mraczek (J. G.) Traum (Der) 15387.
Muder (G.):
California violets.
Cherry blossoms.
Hyacinth. 4498.
Miicke (F.) Gott grtisse dich. 83380.
Miihlert (M.) Waldkonzert. 15478.
Miiller (B.) Dream of home. 204.
Muller (B. BH.):
Am abend. 24972.
Andante religioso.
Nocturno. 26461.
Miiller (C. C.) Prelude in A minor.
5396, 9347, 9348.
Mueller (F.):
Rhapsodie polka.
Silver cliff. S891.
Miiller (J. H.):
Crocus. 157.
Daisy. 1504.
Hyacinth. 416.
Lily of the valley. 2182.
Rubicon. 881.
Snowdrop. 2708.
Violet. 1048.
Miller .¢uiacB): :
Gallery gods. 1718.
Tergram. 2829.
Miiller-Schnauder (O.)
schein. 16494.
Miiller (Der) und sein kind.
Miirich (E.):
Biedermeiertanz. 20926.
Fahrschule. 21161.
Gavotte noblesse. 21221.
Pierrot und Pierrette. 21891.
Schottische quadrille. 22020.
Muffat (A. G.) Bourée et La coquette.
3494.
3569.
3649.
24998.
2561.
Im monden-
16869.
1895
INDEX
Mugford (K. B.) North Dakota.
16954.
Mubn (R. I.) Prisoner’s confession.
26793.
Muhn (W.):
Orphan boy. 26683.
26793.
14507.
Prisoner’s confession.
Muir (A.) Maple leaf forever.
Marir, (Ix; F.),:
Chilli-billi bee. 3660, 15704 (66).
In a heart that’s yearning. 18376,
22440 (39).
Oh you bear eat rag.
(fel 2 in
Oklahoma twirl. 24010.
Play that barber shop chord. 14724,
22440 (56).
Play that fandango rag. 1153 (28).
When my Marie sings. 12461,
15704 (145).
Muirgheis. 16870.
Mulet (H.):
Deux étoiles. 25455.
Petit lied. 26748.
Mullaly (J. HE.) I’m always dreaming
of you dear. 4573.
Mullaly (TIT. W.) music co.
shade of the Alamo. 4727.
Mullane (E.) Grandpa still whistles
the same old tune. 25766.
Mullen (F.) Violette (La)
Mullen (I. M.):
Fatherland waltz. 16189.
Gypsy dance. 16322.
If you don’t know how to crow
just cackle. 16488.
Of the home of my youth I’m
dreaming. 16999.
There’s always some sweet spirit
hovering near. 17485.
Mullen (W. J.) I want to be a drum-
mer boy. 3119 (388), 4622.
Mullendore (R.):
Caprice. 9349.
Charms. 7645.
Murmurings.
Reverie. 9880.
She gave me a rose. 12171.
Muller (B.) MHerrens bon. 13622.
Muller (J.) Welcome home grand
march. 10887 (82).
Muller (J. C.) See Muller (J.)
Mullevy (W.) Beyond the blue. 1314.
Mulligan (J. T.):
Because my wife stays home.
19523.
Oh, you’re a dear old moon. 9562.
Mullin (J. B.) Im looking for a
beau. 11448.
Mulliner (I. F.):
American princess. 10929.
Prize winner. 26794,
Mullins (C. H.) Tl love you through
eternity. 4558.
14569, 15704
In the
12414.
9352.
pt. 117, n. s., v. 5
Mullins (R. R.):
Dearie, I want you. 254386.
Mountain meadow waltzes.
Propinquity.. 9792.
Mulnix (A. H.) O love that will not
let me go. 699.
Mulock (E.):
Ingeborg. 4749.
My thoughts are hov’ring round
you. 14445.
One last kiss.
Muloshay (—)
9567.
Mulrey (M. V.)
Mulvey (EK. J.)
18691.
5665.
Oiseau de France.
Barefoot days, 22573.
When father mooves
to town. 15542.
Mulvey (H. V.) Sweet Hily, my own.
10322.
Munday (J.) Love versus gold. 11678.
Munkel (F.) O junge was _ siehste
schlecht aus. 26598.
Munkelt (J. P.) Joyful wandering.
2036.
Munro (D. R.) Twelve yoluntaries
for the organ or harmonium. 21732.
Munson (P. J.) Columbia wedding
mareh: “G22
Murchison (—):
Every Adam always has an Eve.
4035.
I’m going back ‘to work down on
the farm. 4576.
Moonlight dear. 631.
Only baby fingers. 5672.
Murfree (J.):
Red rag two step. 26840.
Rigoletto. 26881.
Murfree music ¢o.:
Red rag two-step. 26840.
Rigoletto. 26881.
Muriff (J. J.) Come ye back to San
Francisco. 17960.
Murillo (E.):
Amor. 22500.
Carola. 22716.
Ciguena (La)
Circulo (El)
Elvira. 21130.
Gavotte. 23080.
Leonora. 21548.
Lucero (El) 23681.
Morenita. 21712.
Roses and lilies. 24237.
Silver chords. 22061.
Soneto. 283870.
Murphy (C. W.): '
At Gretna Green. 12681.
Blame it on to poor Lloyd George.
21006.
21007.
3458.
Come with me down Regent street.
25356.
Don’t do anything until you hear
from me. 25476.
Don’t take me to the _ seaside.
18033.
1896
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Murphy (C. W.)—Continued.
Drop me a line. 218.
Flanagan. 13345.
Fourteen and sixpence a_ week.
11278.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
4389, 10887 (121).
Hi, hi, hi, Mister McKie. 11385.
How are they going to get in Lon-
don. 4482.
How can they tell that Oi’m Irish.
23298.
I shall be a bad lad, ’Liza Ann.
11455.
I shall sulk. 11458.
If my ways were yours. 11481.
In my dear little Lancashire home.
11506.
In your old tam o’shanter.
Is that a fact. 8743.
It isn’t the Isle of Man any longer.
18418.
It’s the first time that I’ve been in
love. 11543.
Jones. 23498.
Just give me an auto ride. S822.
Just to show who was boss of the
house. 11578.
Little brown man from Tokio.
11642.
Mac! Mace! Mac!
Maybe. 142438.
My orchard is short of a peach
like you. 14427.
Nobody waiting there to greet me.
16947.
She put a little bunch of roses in
her old straw hat. 20501.
She’s a London lass. 14996.
Shirts. 6182.
Song waltz. 20545.
Stick to my hand, Penelope. 6468.
There’s nothing so bad but it
might be worse. 6641.
Will you no’ come back. 17698.
William. 15612.
You might do worse. 15681.
You must hear all and you must
say nowt. 3106.
Murphy (BH. F.):
11521.
11699.
Nydia waltzes. 5567.
Sailor’s return. 17235.
Murphy (G. C.) Greater Cortland.
23169.
Murphy. (J-J3.) Vm im love.) 13719.
Murphy (M. -Ax)r Its all for, :you,
Marie. 26057.
Murphy (R. W.) My Black Hills
girl. 16881.
Murphy (S.) Darkey moon. 11140.
Murphy (Mrs. W. L.) Good old way.
13498.
Murray (—) I’m Henery the eighth I
am. 25939.
Murray (C.) Poggles. 241380.
Murray (E.):
Good-bye, old pal. 1779.
I’m the original Buster coon.
(50), 437.
Murray (F.):
About the matter, I ain’t got noth-
ing to say. 7191.
Do yer don’t. 3883.
Don’t take me away from the
girls. 16095.
I love my lazy Lou. 114380.
I shall blow my whistle. 11456.
In your gown of grenadine. 21459.
Oh, Charlie! don’t leave your Mary
Ann. 5613.
One day she helped herself to
father. 722.
P. C. Green. 18829.
Patsy Brannigan. 18854.
She’ll be seventeen on Sunday.
1153
19056.
We're all waiting for a _ girl.
12440.
Murray (J) Promises I gave you.
5885.
Murray (J. A.)
Murray iii):
Ask her while the church bells
toll. 7321, 10887_ (92).
Desert honeymoon. 7875, 10887
(106).
Legend of the old Jack Frost.
89238, 10887 (155).
Murrel (V.) Kitty Karney. 11590.
Murtagh (H. B.) I’m looking for a
lady who wants an honest man.
11446.
Murzillé (T.)
Musgrove (T. W.)
minor. 5844.
Music folio. 9355.
Music house of Laemmle:
All I want is you. 3177.
Cackles. 7562, 22440 (21).
Chantecler cackles. 11069.
Dearest. 21069, 22440 (24).
Deutscher rag. 22888.
Don’t make me laugh Bill.
15704 (69).
Don’t say good bye. 22906.
Give me a spin in your Mitchell.
Dusky Jessie. 18065.
Aspasia. 7322.
Postlude in G
7919,
1762.
Go on and love me some more
19828.
Hallelujah dance. 83874, 15704
(SO).
T’ll change the thorns to roses.
16488, 17742 (55), 22440 (82).
I think I hear my country calling
me, 2asT2, 24911 (122).
Imp march. 8677.
In the days of long ago.
15704 (97).
In your dreams.
S707,
S719.
1897
INDEX
pt. 111, 2. S., Vv. 5
Music house of Laemmle—Continued.
Jingle, jingle, jingle. 8786, 15704
(101).
King of the Bungaloos. 49138.
Lady of mystery. 8883, 15704
(103)
Moonface. 9315, 15704 (115).
She never goes into the water.
10110, 15704 (127).
Take me where I can _ shout.
19175, 22440 (61), 24911 (170).
That la-la melody. 103896, 15704
(137).
That Spanish American
10404, 15704 (188).
To-day’s my wedding day. 24636.
Under the honeymoon in Junetime.
10525, 15704 (141).
Musical thoughts. 217388.
Musicians music pub. co.:
I’d rather live in Bohemia. 25905.
Oh! Tiny play that triumerei.
PADOL 27181:
You’re the queen in the garden.
10851, 12565 (84).
Musiclovers Co.:
Air king. 3159.
rag.
Around the world. 20868.
Babette. 20886.
Belleclaire. 15885.
Belles and beatix. 3407.
Dream of summer. 11187.
Heart of the south. 21318.
Heure tendre. 4446.
Rose of the morning. 24238.
Rovers (The) 6034, 18988.
Silver llano. 24872.
Musik & theaterverlag “ Arion.”
Arion.
Musik-verlag Euphonie. Tastenschrift.
27245.
Musik-verlag Musika, Leop. Gross &
Max Winuterfeld. Keusche Susanne.
23526.
Musik verlag Union:
Im siegesflug. 25998.
Liebessehnsucht. 26209.
Musikantenmidel (Das) 12697, 12859,
18190, 13427, 1387638, 188838, 14057,
14063, 14224, 14378, 15171, 15482,
15486-15489, 15604, 18512, 18696,
21557, 21739, 22308.
Mussa (V. H.) Adagio. 21746.
Musselman (L. H.) When the skies
See
Myddelton (E. 8S.) Sleep, my baby,
sleep. 63038.
Myddleton (W. H.) Boosey’s military
journal. 38487.
Myer (A.) Here comes the bride.
18250.
Myers (A. A.):
As the train rolled away. 7319.
Florie dear, why don’t you write.
11255.
Myers (Mrs. E. J.)
thee as of yore.
Myers (F.. A.)
B. C. C..mareh, a0Sire:
For love of you. 138370.
Myers (M.) Let’s take a trip to the
I can never love
25894.
moon, 14045.
Myers (M. W.) Riches can never
bring happiness. 24210.
Myers (O. M.):
Playmates. 18884.
Shamrock. 20500.
Myers (S. S.):
Awake, my love. 12715.
Come, Thou fount of every bless-
ing. 15985.
Love divine. 9053.
Starry waves. 15157.
Unto Thee I lift mine eyes. 24691.
Myers (Mrs. W. B.) There’s no one
like mother to me. 2847.
Myland (D. W.) On the glory side.
2416.
Mystic pub. co. Princeton waltz.
14773
Nabueo. 2944.
Nachéz (T.) Danses tziganes. 25417.
Nachéz (V.) Abendlied. 12572.
Nadje (M.) Just meet me after the
show. 18449.
Naething (E. H.) Wintry days have
come again. 7182 (101).
Nagel (D. M.) Riding in an airship.
24211.
Nagel (G.):
Great big wop soubrette. 13522.
I’m looking for some one that's
loneiy. 13722.
Oh ain’t he a bear. 17008.
When every coon becomes a mil-
lionaire, 15541.
Nagel (W.) So muess mei schatzle
sel. 20521.
Naggiar (M.)
Mystéres d’Isis. 18788.
Nagler (F.) : ;
grow clear. 6988.
Mussle_ (0O.) _ What happened to meee bl rice ee 3461.
Mutehler (). Shanghai. 10109 Chest rele Gee
19054 ; cre kia : Drei volkstiimliche lieder. 9435.
; Frau sonne. 4159.
Mutter (C. F.) Ave Maria. 3307. Ce Se aeea ae
My Cinderella girl. 18302, 18919, Helgoland. 21325.
19388. Liebesahnung. 5026.
My. girl from: the. U.4\S.. :A04723365, Morgenspaziergang. 26441.
23894. Nach jahren. 5487.
1898
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Nagler (F.)—Continued.
O webr es nicht. 5602.
Pfingsten. 24104.
Rote beeren. 6031.
Schelmenliedel. 26977.
Trauungslied. 6717.
Weibnachtslied. 6945.
Wiederkehr. 7038.
Wohl dem, der nicht wandelt,
T7084.
Nahser (I.)
Naiad (The)
Nairn (R.)
26502.
Naish (A.):
Tale untold. 20596.
Won’t you waltz with me. 17715.
Nance (E. 8.) Old home. 26655.
Napoli (G.):
Etoile. 18097.
Non dirmi pit. 18757.
Quel che dice la fonte.
Nardella (E.):
Addo ce nette ’o0 musso Margarita.
22455.
Ammore ca dich’i’. 22497.
Ammore nun se cagna. 1209, 3214.
Ammore scurdato. 1210.
Canto p’’a luna. 22704.
Che bbuo fa. 1417.
Chitarra nera. 1428.
Core spierto. 1482.
Dint’ a varea. 1546.
Gira lu munno. 1750.
Ma pecché. 2182.
’"Mmiez’ ’o ggrano. 23829.
Nun te fa’ lusingé. 238957.
Senza sole. 2661.
Surdate. 24520.
Tu si n’ata. 24667.
Nardini (P.):
Adagio. 9488.
Allegro vivamente. 3183.
Concerto. 5497, 18743.
Sonata. 11859.
Nasmith (I. M.) Take me home in a
taxi. 17445.
Nass (Ellen and Ethel)
home. 17458.
Nass (I.8.) Teddy, come home. 17458.
Nassau-Kennedy (A. H.) Kennedy’s
march, Among comrades. 2057.
Nassberg (L.):
Chanson triste. 20983.
Gavotte in B minor. 19815.
Nast (l..) Kirchglocken. 518.
Natali (T.) Amour passionne. 24989.
Nathan (H.H.) Crushed roses. 253887.
Nathan (J. C.):
His name is Algernon. 4454.
I knew you first on New Year Ist.
Soldiers. 19079.
19087.
My pearl of Putney.
18922.
Teddy come
8566.
Sail on a schooner of Seipp’s extra
pale. 2602.
Nathan (J. C.)—Continued.
Sour lemon rag. 6410.
There’s something about you. 6643.
Nathan (J. S.) My cavalier. 9362,
11822, 17742 (73), 20240.
National music ¢co.:
Bandits bold. 12744.
Britonaise (The) 15877.
Iris. 115380.
National mus. pub. co.:
I cracked my whip. 16424.
Sammy in his tam o’ shanter hat.
17241.
Tell me if you love me. 19190.
What you gwine to say on judg-
ment day. 19359.
Why don’t you bring the girl in,
17692.
Nattan (R. F.) Ev’ry day is Sunday
with a job like mine. 243
Naughty Marietta. 25410, 25934,
25981, 26054, 26061, 26067, 26420,
26521, 265381, 26546, 27204, 27577,
27592, 27691, 27705, 27708, 27712,
2013, 2M, 222, VOC 2Ts tC 729;
27730, 27736, 27745, 27751.
Nautical knot. 669.
Nay (Mrs. J.) He leadeth His sheep
safely. 18587.
Nay (J.) Will you love me when the
bloom of youth is gone. 10785.
Naylor (E.):
Fullness of blessing. 18415.
I love to tell. 138707.
Jesus, my Jesus. 138898.
Naylor (EK. W.) Angelus (The) 25009.
Nazarene pub. co. Birthday of Jesus.
83
Neal (C. E.) Sunshine and smiles.
15196.
Neal (H.) Nachtmusik. 26519.
Neal (T. C.):
Come to-day. 12968.
Fountain most precious. 13384.
Hundred years from to-day. 13657.
I’ll be there. 13696.
Yes, that’s so. 15662.
Neat (J.):
Always walk down the road. 3195.
Cock-a-dceodle-doo, in the morning.
21018.
Hear what the crowd say. 182838.
I’ll be waiting by the milestone.
19940.
I’ve got to get up in the morning.
4615.
In a cottage by the Clyde. 20000.
In kilt and glengarry. 4705.
Little Miss Importance. 2386380.
Maggie Ryan from Dublin town.
26811.
Mirror of your eyes. 18655.
Oh, boys: I’ve seen you there.
18782.
Os 397 fe
Oh,. what a lot of girls.
1899
6829
INDEX
Dit TEARS. ves.
Neat (J.)—Continued.
Our little country cousin. 11955.
Simple little girl from town.
27048.
Walking around the bandstand.
6908.
We did enjoy ourselves in London.
15497.
What can you do, do. 17645.
Will you come with me to Done-
gal. 7050.
You want to go to Tokio. 27581.
Nealon (J. T.) Base ball on the brain.
12755.
Nebur (A. S.)
world like Home sweet home.
Necke (H.):
Brother and sister. 20959.
Dance of the marionettes.
Dream story. 21102.
Fairy pool. 21167.
-Father’s birthday. 21175.
Good as ‘gold. 21265.
In rose time. 21441.
Life’s sunshine. 8968.
Little blue eyes. 21576.
Mill in the dell. 26407.
Minuet-waltz. 21700.
Musical gift album.
My darling. 21750.
My little curly head.
On the ice. 21839.
Parade march of the tin soldiers.
21868.
Roguish eyes.
School picnic.
Think of me.
NeCollins (J. E.)
library. 24468.
Nedbal (O.):
Als ich das erste mal.
Cudna Barbora. 253888.
Ich kann mein temperament nicht
halten. 25978.
Ji v uzdé temp’rament. 26072.
Jak dostati muZe. 26080.
Jak Stola ruce svAazZe. 26081.
Jgarku, staré, to ty nedélas.
260838.
Kde naSi lasky maj. 26128.
Kdo ma laska, cheete znati. 26124.
Keusche Barbara. 26181.
O Barbara du keusche. 26586.
‘O Barbora ty cudna. 26587.
Prot pravé j& mam byti ctnos-
thym. 26795.
Romantisches sttick. 14881, 17197.
There’s no place in the
27290.
3808.
23872.
21759.
6000.
22018.
24606.
Standard musical
24967.
Siehst du, alte, so was tust du
nicht ~210at.
Von miirchen zu mirchen. 1055,
29738.
Warum soll ich g’rad allein, der
einzig moralische sein. 27439.
Wen ich liebe, wollt ihr wissen.
27467.
Nedbal (O.)—Continued.
Wenn ein weib den brayen mann
verlisst. 27469.
Wie kriegt man einen mann.
275380.
Neddermeyer (Ff. L.)
27564.
Needels (E. E.) Echoes.
Needham (A. A.):
Green sprigs.
He, she and they.
Irish cradle song.
Little shoes. 18588.
Place for a boy to be. 11999. .
There’s an inn at the end of the
world. 20629.
Wait for the May.
Needham (W. L.):
I don’t know what you think of
me. 183805.
Letter staff. 11624.
Letter to my sweetheart. 26206.
Love’s cherished harp. 11683.
Uncle Sam is the greatest man.
17555.
Neidlinger (W. H.):
Birds are asleep.
Yallerbud glide.
3970.
21287.
19890.
21469.
22294.
20929.
Birds in springtime. 20930.
Every day song. 18275.
Gardener (The) 19810.
I was grieved at the wicked.
21408.
In the field with their flocks abid-
ing. 26019.
Joy is abroad. 2034.
Keep My commandments. 21518.
Let not your heart be troubled.
ZIAD:
Lord is my Shepherd. 11664.
My sheep hear my voice. 21773.
My whisper song. 14448, 21777.
Sweet Miss Mary. 65386.
Neil (E. M.) Girl of sunny Cali-
fornia. 8265.
Neilson (C.) Git on yo’ angel clo’es.
18180.
Neilson (E. N.) <All my heart this
night rejoices. 1184.
Neilsson (H. F.) Aviators (The)
12712.
Neitzel (O.) Melisande. 14262.
Neline. We're the jolliest kids in
town. 24765.
Nelke (C.) Breath of sweet violets.
3509, 19437 (29).
Nell (H.) Special exercises for the
- remedy of all vocal defects. 27135.
Nelson (—) Smoky city. 15065.
Nelson (A. W.):
Gloria’ Patri,” “Ad3dae
Lord is my shepherd. 18556.
Savior, like a shepherd. 14989.
Nelson (C. J.) Varsity belle. 10571.
Nelson (KE. J.) I am the cunning boy.
21360.
1900
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Nelson (H. C.):
Gin fizz. 8268.
My love is like a sunbeam. 5452.
Nelson (L. B.) Eternity. 16156.
Nelson (M. J.) Spring thoughts.
17390.
Nelson (M. V.) Reminiscence. 9862.
Nelson (N. J.) Dew drops. 22889.
Nelson (O. C.) Hemlingtan. 4481.
Nelson (P. J.) Voters dream. 15461.
Nelson (R.):
Cake-walk lied. 3567.
Do, do, do. 11170.
Do, my darling, do, do, do. 16083. |
Drei kunstler. 1585.
Duda kissasszony. 18068.
Dudelsack-walzer. 1593, 27694.
Dunkle rose. 13196.
Erinnerung an Miss Dudelsack.
25562.
Gemeinheit (Hine) von A bis Z.
1735.
Hochlandskinder. 23266.
Leutnantsmarsch. 5015, 14050.
Lutz der tuts. 2179.
Max, sei missig. 142389.
Miss Dudelsack. 2268, 5334, 14318.
Nur ein bissel. 5563.
O du my darling.
14510.
Nelson (W. E.):
I am going home to mother.
Remember me, Irene. 5951.
Nemmere (M. L.) Juvenile mass.
rT
Nerini (E.) Soir de Waterloo.
Nessler (V. E.):
It was not so to be. 18871.
Night is near. 11881.
Nether (G.) Monkey don’t you mon-
key with me. 628.
Neubauer (F. J.) Don’t you care a
little bit for me. 1564.
Neubner (O.) Ungarmidchen. 10533.
Neuert (F.):
Abendfrieden. 10894.
Burschenlied. 7551.
Herzenstausch. 18625.
Ringelein (Das) 14861.
Verpasst. 15480.
Neufeld &.Henius.
2611.
Neuhaus (G.) Notensystem zur ein-
fiihrung in, die Neuhaus’sche noten-
schrift. 20289.
Neuhof (A. M.)
2367, 5573,
4512.
15080.
Sang and klang.
Procession des vain-
queurs. 24911 (55).
Neukomm (F. A.) Lionel march.
2133.
Neuland (W.) Moonlight on _ the
Rhine. 23843.
Neuman (H. L.) Don’t say goodbye
forever. 7920.
Neumann (F.) Liebelei. 2119.
Neumann (M.):
Heiraten. 8442.
Michel, horch. 16827.
Spielmann (Hin) 10238.
Neupert (H.):
Twelve new octave studies.
(33).
Twelve new studies. 15704 (85).
100 original daily studies. 15704
(37).
Neustadt (J.)
(193).
Neustadtl (V.):
Oh night of June. 21825.
Thankfulness. 22182.
Wish and fulfilment. 22395.
Nevers (C. C.) Wellesley songs. 19346.
Nevett (L.) Sad are the tidings I
bring. 14916.
Nevin (A.) Poia.
18887.
Nevin (A. P.)
Nevin (E.):
Au printemps. 12692.
Au soir. 12698.
Gavotte. 134383.
Giorno in Venezia.
Narcissus. 11857.
Pastorale. 14674.
Rosary (The). 12088, 12089, 14888.
Slumber song. 6318, 15059.
15704
Spanische tanze. 3119
765, 5819, 9719,
Wedding morn. 3007.
25702.
Valzer gentile. 27394.
Vieille chanson. 15487.
Wedding morn. 3007.
Wedding prelude and Wedding in-
termezzo. 20781.
Nevin (E. P.) His honor, the sultan.
8469.
Nevin (G, B.):
Come all ye jolly shepherds. 11096.
Flower o’Dumblane. 4118.
Here I see Thee face to face.
11384.
I sing the birth. 25953.
It came upon the midnight clear.
1999.
It was a lover and his lass. 11544.
Lord is my shepherd. 11663.
O captain: my captain. 18765.
O hush thee, my baby. 5580.
O were my love yon lilac fair.
14588. :
One there is above all others.
14609.
Philomel. 26750.
Robin (The). 24218.
Sands o’ Dee. 17245.
Son of God goes forth to war.
15099.
Tenderly Jesus is calling for you.
6602. RS:
This is my commandment. 17489.
When daisies pied and violets blue.
17650.
1901
INDEX
pte yay s:, VOSS
Nevin (H.)
12517.
Nevins (P.) You ain’t never going to
play that kind of music over me.
15669,
New hymn and tune book. 680.
New Island co. March on to light.
20160.
New Island pub. co.
comes home with his gun.
15554.
New studio:
Lullaby. 14164.
Playtime. 14725.
N. Y. & Chicago music pub. house:
Teddy come back. 6589.
To you. 10464.
Vivacity rag. 10610.
N. Y. standard school of popular and
classic music. N. Y. standard sys-
tem rag-time instruction. 23932.
Newberger (A.) Fourth row center.
1701.
Newburgh
6645
Winding of the clock.
When Teddy
10781,
(F.) They always do.
Newcomb (H. F.) In a hammock just
for two. 214384.
Newell (F.) Rainy weather. 5922.
Newell (J. E.) Orpheus voluntaries.
11950.
Newhall (I. E.) Laughing old farmer
Magee. 24911 (30).
Newhaus (M. C.):
Eloise. 11208, 161388.
Enchantment. 80382.
March moon. 9189.
Newingham. Kitty Coners plays with
me. 18475.
Newington (J. W.) Tommy Tooralay.
10469.
Newlyweds (The) 91, 112, 7582, 20971.
Newman (F. J.) Good bye old stars
and stripes. 25751.
Newman (H.) Even you don’t know.
8064.
Newman (H. L.):
Cannibal isle. 3580.
Does anybody here know Nancy.
13129.
Father, don’t get stewed again to-
night. 25608.
I want to go back to Georgia.
18341.
If my wife could only see me now.
18364.
In dear old Tennessee. 4696, 20814
(65).
Loving heart. 9087.
My husaban Sylvest.
Smiling moon. 20517.
Something seems to tell me. 19083.
We'll go back to Erin. 6933.
What’s the matter with Reilly.
10704.
Newman (J.)
9388.
Ave Maria. 10966.
Newman (W. H.):
Dear little maid. 21067.
It’s a boy. 26055.
Newsom (H. R.):
Memories. 5281.
Vesper song. 22270.
Newsome (T. B.) Why does Mrs.
Flanagan want to go to the Isle of
Man, 27526.
Newstead (G. E.)
Newton (C.)
Newton (E.):
Bagatelle. 15805.
Cavatina in G. 7608.
Chansonette. 15930.
Drifting. 21106.
Fairyland. 16176.
Fighting terriers. 16202.
Gipsy dance. 16264.
In autumn. 16498.
Love is forever. 16697.
Mary’s got an aeroplane. 20165.
Over hill and over dale. 17055.
Slumber song. 17336.
Song of the scouts. 20542.
That’s when I miss you dear.
12828.
Zummerzetzhire. 17740.
Newton (H.) Now home sweet home
is home sweet home no more. 16963.
Nibelungen ring. 17611.
Nichol (HH: 4.) ;
Story of music. 22128,
Ten hymns and tunes. 26551.
Nicholl (R. H.) My shadow pal. 2322.
Nicholls (E.) I worship thee. 18346.
Nicholls (F.):
Autumn song, 44.
Rose petals. 6017.
Song of joy. 22094.
Five songs. 26552.
Now sleeps the crimson petal.
5556.
Rose and the dew. 14889,
Nicholls (G. E.) Night riders.
Nicholls (H.):
Au clair de la lune. 3290.
Christmas and New Year’s bells.
3689.
Dame Tartine. 3804.
Frére Jacques. 4162.
Hail thou ever blessed morn. 4367.
Il était une bergére. 4673.
Je suis un petit garcon. 4812.
Sur le pont d’Avignon. 6518.
When Flora smiles. 12451.
Nichols (KE. B.):
I’ve found it. 18734.
Joys are springing. 139138.
Nichols (N.) This is no place for a
rabbi’s daughter. 27302.
Nichols (W. EH.) Message of the
flowers. 16822.
Nichols (CW: J.) With: 4925.
Nicholson (R. L.):
My lady of moonlight. 14411.
Perplexed by the proverbs. 14693.
14483.
1902
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Nicholson (T.):
Childrens praise anthem. 11080.
Christ’s garden. 11089.
World is our field. 12530.
Nicholson & co.:
Encore de concert. 8033.
Houston waltz. 8500.
Humoresque. 16408.
Nickau & Welleminsky.
schule des violinspiels. 3988.
Nicklin (Mrs. M.) Will you really
promise me. 10786, 27539.
Nickson (H.) Arbutus. 7308.
Nicodé (J.L.) Fromthesouth. 18405.
Nicol (F. M.) Queen of the plains.
18921.
Nicolai (O.)
sor. 9265.
Niedermann (G.):
Ideale (Das) 25975.
Schlachtschiff. Téméraire. 14946.
Steine werden zeugen. 10261.
Niel bros. Come fly with me in my
aeroplane. 21022, 25346.
Nielsen (O.):
Call of the bugler. 7573.
Comet (The) 12974.
Commanding officer. 7745.
Cupid’s message. 16022.
Shore breezes. 12175.
Nieman (E.) Broadway rag. 17879.
Niemann (W.) Amoretten. 15744.
Niewiadomski (St.) Surrender. 20584.
Nightingale & co.:
Guardian angel mine. 25779.
Just aS you are. 18445.
Love’s bondage. 9078.
Soon, soon, Hileen aroon. 12224.
Niles (C. N.) Pink puffs. 21894.
Nilson-Fysher (A.) :
C’est toi. 3562.
Woman’s word. 3076.
Nilsson (A.) Commercial man’s life.
Hlementar-
Merry wives of Wind-
15994. 4
Nilsson (K.) Practical voluntaries.
5851.
Nina. 15339.
Nivad (F.) Noces dor. 686, 2345,
3643.
Nixon (A. N.) Glad refrain. 315.
Noack (W.H.) Anita, the flower girl.
3238.
Noakes (G. E.) Friend of yours is a
friend of mine. 25655.
Noakes (J.) AsI gaze on the dear old
place. 1289. :
Noble (B.) Hannibal. 368, 11538 (36).
Noble (C. W.) Kings of the north.
4919.
Noble (T. T.):
For thee, O dear, dear country.
16228.
‘
Noble (T. T.)—Continued.
God of Abraham praise. 16287,
Idyll. 26567.
Romance. 26905.
Three dances. 11883.
Noé (0O.) I ponder oft in silent
thought. 8615.
Noé] (A.):
Hphémérés (Les) 25555.
Skate waltz.
Suzy. 27200.
Noel (J.) Yachtman’s bride. 20785.
Noel (S. E.) music co. Pallietee waltz.
14654.
Noelsch (W.):
Darkness, gross darkness.
Day has dawned. 22872.
O who like Thee. 25760.
Nolek (A.):
Am waldweg. 19471.
Andante cantabile. 22511.
Arietta. 22528.
Blumen am bache. 19551.
Dance of the nymphs. 22846.
Danzetta. 22866.
Forest fairies. 23045.
Graziella. 23166.
Im blumengarten. 19994.
Im wogenden kornfeld. 19996.
Jugend-concertinos. 13918.
Libellules (Les) 238595.
Moto perpetuo. 23860.
Petite berceuse. 24098.
Preghiera. 24155.
Rendezvous. 24196.
Serenata. 19048.
Sonatine. 20284.
Zwischen rosen. 20809.
Noroth (J.) nachfolger, J. Day:
Abschied. 194389.
Auf reichswacht. 19499.
Hisnacht. 19727.
Fichtenbaum steht einsam. 19772.
Herziges schitzle. 19896.
Hummelchen (Das) 19921.
10149.
22868.
Ich hab’ im traume_ geweinet.
19982.
Ich liebe dich. 18350.
Legende. 14028.
Lehre (Die) 20075.
Mir triiumte von einem kénigskind.
20202.
Nordisches miidchenlied.
Ringlein sprang entzwei.
Sommernacht. 20539.
Verliebt. 20692.
Wiegenlied. 20768.
Wir zwei. 20772.
Nolan (M. V. M.) While the moon is
shining. 20756.
Noll (P. S. D.) Kutztown reel. 18991.
Nonnahs (J.) Goin’ some. 4281, 8804.
Nonpareil guitar folio. 14496.
20286.
20424.
1903
INDEX
pt: Tm. S:, v5 |
Noonan (G. W. H.):
Come back to me sweet Marjorie.
PALL PA
When
Daas
Noonan (J. J.)
Noreott (S.):
Swallow’s return. 19150.
Thoughts of yore. 19219.
Nordheimer piano & music cCo.:
the sunflowers blossom.
Uncle Sam. 10528.
Moto appassionato. 143867.
Night in June. 14481.
Praise ye the Lord. 14762.
Nordraak (R.) Yes we love this land
of ours. 15668.
Noren (H. G.):
Drei lieder. 9486.
Sonntagsmorgengang. 2741, 10220.
Norma. 12781 Zouk:
Norman (—) Beckie stay in your
own back yard. 19525.
Norman (H.):
Cry baby.
Reuben rag.
13030.
24202.
Thinking of you. 24607.
"Way down east. 223806.
Norman (H. J.) I’m going back to
the land of spaghetti. 25937.
Norman (H. W.):
Battling for our King. 38368.
Eternity with Jesus. 4018.
Give thanks and sing. 21288.
Love that Jesus offers. 5128.
Victory. 6847.
Normand (A.) J’ai
11545.
Norris (H.) If all the world were
Summer land. 4651.
Norsk musikforlag.
84.
North (G.) Flag of the U.S. A. 8188.
North (P. B.) Charles (The) for
mine. 17925.
North (S.) In the morning. 21457.
Northern book & music ¢o.:
deux amours.
Blomstersange.
And I heard a great voice. 3225.
King of love my Shepherd is.
20060.
Lord’s prayer. 5098.
Lord’s prayer. 11665.
Saeter-maid’s Sunday. 24251,
26941.
Yes we love this land of ours.
15663.
Northrup (T. H.)—Continued.
Heart of my heart I am here.
16861, 19487 (89).
Somebody’s dear little girl. 12205.
You always remind me of summer.
10838, 17742 (98).
Norton (A. H.) Vice versa.
Norton (Mrs. E. J.)
8309.
Norton (F.):
Fairie queen songs.
Fairy ballet. 1647.
I love you so. 19946.
Lay of the regular beast.
’Tis spring. 1009.
Uncle Gregory’s song. 2912.
Norton (J. B.) Fourfold final Amen.
15434.
Golden wedding.
1646.
2103.
278.
Norwood (—) Id like to if I could.
13678.
Norwood (G.) Try to find another
sweetheart. 27352. —
Norwood (Mrs. M. M.) Great white
way. 25710:
Norworth (J.):
Back to my old home town. 19511.
Daffy dils. 19666.
Don’t you wish that it was sum-
mer. 19706.
Ev’ry one in favor. 25583.
Mr. Moon-man turn off the light.
23825.
Norworth’s college medley. 20287.
Sadie Brady. 20459.
Who do you suppose went and
married my sister. 20763.
Young America. 10855.
Norworth pub. co.:
Back to my old home town. 19511.
Daffy dils. 19666.
Don’t you wish that it was sum-
mer. 19706.
Ev’ry one in favor say aye. 25583.
Mister moon man turn off the
light. 23825.
My love will find a way. 20253.
Norworth’s college medley. 20287.
Sadie Brady. 20459.
Who do you suppose went and
married my sister. 20768.
Noss (W. T.) Glory of Israel. 4254.
Notz (F.) Dideldum kirchweih im
dorf. 184.
Nougués (J.):
Northey (C.): Auberge rouge. 38295.
Everybody wondered how he Baiser d’Eunice. 20895.
knew. 22979. Es war vor sonnenaufgang.
Give your hand to a pal who’s 25568.
down and out. 18183. Ich schenkt’ ihr meine blumen.
Northon (S. P.) My dusky polar 25974.
queen. 5424. Quo vadis. 20406, 26825.
Northrup (T. H.): Novacek (O.) My goddess. 23879.
At the castle. 19489. Novaéek (R.) Ernstes prdludium.
Beads (The) 17881. 18249.
1904
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Novak (F. J. B.) Rough riders in
Cuba. 17225.
Novak (V.) Auf dem _ tanzboden.
3641. ;
Novelli (L. K.) I hada flower. 4537,
25914.
Novelli (N.):
Barearola. 12750.
Canzonetta. 14501.
Dichiarazione d’amore. 18115.
Duettino amoroso. 138194.
Piccolo valzer. 14707.
Racconto. 14805.
Serenata orientale. 14987.
Tarantella. 15236.
Novello (—) Adeste fideles. 22456.
Novello (I.)
27145.
Novello & co.:
Spring of the year.
Abroad as I was walking. 3141.
Affinity. 1174.
Allegretto. 15726.
Analogy (An) 12684.
Annie Laurie. 7290.
Apres 1231.
Arioso. 1234.
As I was going to Banbury. 30.
At the zoo. 12686.
Beautiful Nancy. 3378.
Bedlam city. 3385.
Behold a star appeareth. 3399.
Benediction service. 7449.
Benedictus. 20917.
Bethlehem. 25139.
Birds (The) 22629.
Bobbing Joe. 12828.
Bonnets so blue. 3482.
Brighton camp. 38517, 12847.
Butterfly (The) 3551.
Byron. 128738.
Caprieccioso. 11971
Cavantina in G. 7608.
Chanson de mai. 36388.
Chanson d’octobre. 3631.
Chesapeake and Shannon. 126.
Child asleep. 7656.
Child voices. 15952.
Christ our Passover. 7680.
Christmas day. 25310.
Come dreamless rest. 253845.
Come to me, gentle sleep. 19641.
Comrades’ song of hope. 12987.
Concerto. 255386.
Contrasts. 12998.
Could aught of song. 7779, 11116.
Cruiskeen lawn. 16018.
Dance to your daddy. 169.
Dashing away with the smoothing
iron. 174.
Death is swallowed up in victory.
7865.
Derbyshire Morris dance. 13101.
Derbyshire Morris reel. 13102.
Down Chelsea way. 18043, 22917.
Earth and man. 22948.
e
1905
Novello & co.—Continued.
Hlegie. 13223.
Elegy. 138230.
Elfintown. 16137.
Elleen. 1616.
Emer’s lament for Cuchulain. 3990.
Empire and motherland. 13238.
Empire of the sea. 138239.
Endymion’s dream. 3998.
Eternal God, who quickening light.
8054.
Eton memorial march. 19748.
Fantasia. 1742, 4234.
Farewell. 19763, 19764.
Farewell Nancy. 247.
Farmyard (The) 248.
Flowers of Edinburgh. 4123, 13357.
Fool’s dance. 13366.
For empire and for king. 13368.
Gallant hussar. 18420.
Galopede. 4196.
Gather ye rosebuds. 4202.
Gavotte and musette. 306.
Glorishears. 138462.
God so loved the world. 8297.
God who at sundry times. 322.
Good-night. 16302.
Grand cortége. 16309.
Green garters. 13528.
Hail breath of life. 138549.
Hang fear, cast away care. 13560.
Happy stranger. 4880.
Harvest cantata. 19881.
Haste to the wedding. 43898.
Heart of the night. 21317.
Heave away, my Johnny. 386.
How sweet thy modest light. 1871.
Hunt the squirrel. 4496.
I will lay me down in peace. 4628.
If the Lord had not helped me.
19989.
In praise of May. 4712.
In the morning. 21457.
In the warm blue summer weather.
23452.
Intermezzo. 19908.
Irish girl. 4767.
Jacko. 18878.
Jesus lives. 8776.
John Barleycorn. 4843.
June. 2040.
Keeper (The) 516.
King Lion. 18965.
King’s hunt. 2062, 4917.
Kitty and Joe. 13975.
Kitty of Colleraine. 4927.
Lachryme pavan. 2089, 4952.
Lambkins (The) 14000.
Lament, O my warriors. 20071.
Land o’ the leal. 26167.
Lark in the morn. 582.
Lay of St. Cuthbert. 4978, 11608.
Leap frog. 14021.
Let songs of rejoicing be raised.
22560.
INDEX
Novello & co.—Continued.
Let us now go even unto Bethle-
hem. 26205.
Let us now praise famous men.
5012.
Light in darkness. 16652.
Litany: To the Holy Spirit. 18525.
Lo, Christ the Lord is born. 2151.
Lord Dunwaters. 5089.
Lord’s prayer. 21593.
Love came down at Christmas.
5109.
Love is forever. 16697.
Love wakes. 14145.
Lumps of plum pudding.
Mad dog. 14175.
Maid of Astolat. 9117.
Maid of the mill. 14183.
Mare and foal. 14217.
Meditation. 5264.
Midnight. 23808.
Midnight by the sea. 21695.
Missa de Angelis. 18658.
Morning song. 26446.
Mother cow. 14865.
Musie of the wave. 26465.
My soul would drink those echoes.
23899.
My Susan
14440.
14169.
was a bonny lass.
Naney’s fancy. 5493.
Nativity (The) 23912.
Nazareth. 339.
Near and far. 670.
Neddy. 14470.
New mown hay. 5518.
Norwegian suite. 5548:
O holy Child, Thy mother mild.
5578.
O holy night. 26596.
O how amiable are Thy dwell-
ings. 5579.
O hush thee, my babie. 20302.
O little town of Bethlehem. 26601.
O Mister Crocodile. 14528.
O panis dulcissime. 21811.
O Savior of the world. 9525.
O tender sleep. 11900.
October. 2383.
Office for the Holy Communion.
17005.
Oh soft was the song. 9552.
On our way rejoicing. 5650.
One man shall mow my meadow.
723.
Orpheus. 14625.
Our ship she lies in harbour.
5709.
Out upon it. 14646.
Overture in C sharp minor. 13904.
Ovos omnes. 9530.
Phillida flouts me. 20365.
Piggies (The) 14711.
Pleading. 17105.
1906
pt. 4, BOSS vu
Novello & co.—Continued.
Poor couple. ‘767.
Pop goes the weasel.
Postiude. 7475.
Praise the Lord, O my soul.
Praise Ye the Lord. 18894.
Princess royal. 14772.
Proud Maisie. 14780.
Puritan maid. 21919, 24175, 24176.
Qui vive. 21924.
Quodling’s delight.
Red herring. 804.
Rejoice greatly O daughter of
Zion. 26855. .
Requital (The) 21951.
Rhyme of the four birds.
Ribbon dance. 5974.
Riding to fairyland. 9889.
River (The) 17185.
Robin Hood and the tanner. 821.
Robin, sweet Robin. 9916.
Romance. 14874, 21968.
Rondo capriccio. 12087.
Rose of Sharon. 18977, 26925.
Saviour, blessed Saviour. 12113.
Secolding wife. 61380.
Secret of love. 17283.
Secret of the Lord. 190388.
See, see what a wonderful smile.
24320.
See, the dawn from heaven is
breaking. 2651.
Sellenger’s round. 2655, 6145.
Send forth Thy sighes. 24327,
Serenade. 24837.
Serenade from The wand of youth.
10091.
Shed no tear. 17308.
Shepherds hey. 15004.
5839.
2497.
2527, 5911.
24208.
Shepherds left their sheep. 2677.
Shepherd’s love song. 27025.
Shooting. 15008.
Sigh no more ladies. 15021.
Sign of the bonny blue beil. 888.
Silent love. 19067.
Sing, Britain’s sons. 6281, 15034,
20505.
Sing ivy. 6283.
Sing O daughter of Zion. 27058.
Sleep Holy Babe. 27067.
Sleep, little baby. 24394,
Sly reynard. 15061.
Solemn melody. 2713, 6341, 10181.
Song of fairies. 6376.
Song of Fionnuala. 6877.
Song of love’s coming. 22095.
Song of morning. 24426.
Song of the boy scouts. 12211.
Song of the scouts. 20542.
Songster’s awakening. 22105,
24442.
Sons of the sea. 15119.
Speed the plough. 6429.
Spring enchantment. 24461.
Squire and the thresher. 6446.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dece., 1910
Novello & co.—Continued.
Step and fetch her. 6464.
Suite for string orchestra.
Summer sports. 22140.
Sweet night. 27212.
Sweet William. 958.
Take thou this rose. 2808.
Te Deum laudamus. 979, 2819,
6585. 10369, 10371, 17455, 22168,
22170.
That very wise man. 15276.
Themes from symphony in A flat.
6628.
There dwelt a king. 27281.
They are at rest. 10418.
Three fishers. 2858.
Three little tailors. 1002.
Three meet. 6663.
Three sons. 1004.
Times and seasons. 10451.
Tink-a-tink. 6680.
"Tis yule. 27824.
To Claribel. 10458.
To faithful shepherds watching.
27326.
To Norah. 24630.
To the river. 24633.
Toceata and fugue. 12150.
Torch (The) 10474, 12356.
Toy soldiers march. 24640.
Triumph (The) 6724.
Twilight. 10506.
Twist ye, twine ye.
Veil (The) 19802.
Viear of Bray. 20695, 24729.
Walrus and the carpenter. 106438.
Was it some golden star. 10660.
Wassail song. 1067.
Watchet sailor. 1068.
Water-side (The) 24752.
We won’t go home till morning.
6937.
What sweeter music. 6960.
When icicles hang by the wall.
22347.
Whispers of summer.
Wicked mice. 15600.
Willow tree. 7056.
Winter it is past. 24851.
Yonder sits a fair young damsel.
7128.
Young Edwin in the lowlands low.
7146.
Young love. 24895.
Young May moon. 7147.
Young Reilly. 7149.
Zummerzetzhire. 17740.
‘Nowowiepki (F.) Adoremus. 3147.
Noyes (W. F.) When I was Nellie’s
20666.
20758.
beau. 1089.
Nozze di figaro. 23863.
Niirnberg (H.) Juvenile march.
23516.
Nuida!l (P.) Aurore. 22543.
Nuit d’Ispahan. 11889.
Null (Ff. H.)
Nunn (GH. C5)
Four old French carols.
Petite suite. 5776.
Something to say. 19084.
Song of the sword. 6386.
Wooden bowl. 38082.
Nusbaum (C. S.) Jesus is the best
friend to me. 138894.
Nutile (E.):
"A bella gioventt. 22441.
Caruli, tu pienze a me. 22718.
Casa mia. 25254.
Mamma mia, che vo ’sapé.
(738), 2192.
Na fattura.
Neatena-core.
Ohé, ohé. 2404, 5628.
Nutt (C. J.) Robert E. Lee.
Nuttall (R. EH.)
beau. 22403.
Nutting (G.):
Angels (The) 12642.
Garden I love. 4198.
Roses you gave me. 6023.
Setting sun. 14988.
With you away. 22397. |
Nybo music pub. co. Outside of that
you’re all right. 24069. :
Nye (G. E.) You said I’d forget you.
15689.
Alberta. 3166.
4151.
1153
5485.
2332, 5502.
2565.
Won’t you be my
Nye (J. B.) Million elks. 5322.
O—. (EH. L.) Good enough for me.
8320.
Oake (A.) Bee and the jam-pot.
22593.
Oakland (W.) We'll go back to Erin
some day. 6933.
Oakley (C. H.) Pippin (The) 17099.
Oakley (E. C.) Two is company.
24681.
Oberhoffer (B.):
Abschied. 19439.
Ich hab’ im traume_ geweinet.
19982.
Ich liebe dich. 18350.
Verliebt. 20692.
Oberleithner (M.) Aphrodite. 25012.
Oberlender (J. D.):
IT sigh for you Virginia. 23369.
Pale Moon. 24074.
Oberon. 23066, 28979, 24026.
Oberstaedt (O.) I cannot sing the old
songs. 25896.
O’Brien (C. X.) Rosaleen. 26918.
O’Brien (F.) I ain’t mammys black
baby now. 25891.
O’Brien (M.) My little country girl.
26492.
O’Brien
smile. 10164.
O’Brien (V.) Easter hymn. 7989.
O'Bryan (C. H.) Cottage down the
lane. 38760.
Ocean (The) throne.
(N.) Smile, just simply
UTTALE.
1907
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 5
Ockleston-Lippa (K.)
flat. 14548.
O’Connell (J.)
souri. 6928.
O’Conner (L.)
17022.
O’Connor (lL. B.)
nuts. 18150.
O’Connor (D.)
an aeroplane.
O’Connor (E.):
For the stars and Stripes and you.
4136.
Good old days. 4803.
In the old springtime.
Old Belle Isle. 21888.
Up and down the avenue on a
summer’s night. 6792.
You can’t get nuthin’ from me.
7135.
O’Connor (J. F.)
O’Connor (L. B.):
Way back in old Mis-
On a Sunday evening.
Four little coco-
We'll take a flight in
22310,
4725.
Bully rag. 3548.
All the boys love Rosie. 19460.
Four little butterflies. 19795.
Mary, Maude and Marguerite.
28742.
O’Day (T.) Memories of childhood.
263886.
O’Dea (J.) Mrs. Hisenstein. 16846.
Odell (H. F.):
Collegisms. 11095.
Gems of Seotland. 25691.
Love’s like a star. 11674.
National and patriotic airs.
Odell (H. F.) & co.:
Dance of the wood nymphs. 22849.
Love’s like a star. 11674.
Meteor (The) 5810.
5499.
Odell (J. B.) Best songs. 12792.
Odell (M. A.):
Chief corner stone. 11077.
Love of God manifest. 11678.
This Jesus made Lord and Christ.
12340.
Odell (P.) I wish you’d take a liking
to me. 19979.
O’Donnell (C.):
I’m going back to my old girl.
25936.
Minerva. 26411.
O’Dwyer (R.) Hitne. 13221.
Oehl (A.):
Ach, herzig’s herz. 22452.
Friihlings-warnung. 23071.
Maienlust. 23711.
Oehm (A. A.) Epitaph. 16147.
Oehmler (L.):
Circus calliope. 1449.
Poet and nightengale.
Sweet memories. 27209.
Wedding procession in Amster-
dam. 3008.
Oelschlegel (A.):
Adagio. 26618.
24129.
Melody in D | Oelschlegel (A.)—Continued.
t
An die Madonna. 1777S.
Andante. 26619.
Gretchens traum. 113839, 1385380.
Leichte vortragsstticke. 8926.
Notturno. 26620.
Romanze. 26912.
Rondo. 26621.
Scherzo. 26622.
Signal polka. 10124.
Oertel (G.):
Mazurka. 25296.
Piéces anciennes. 26752.
Zigeuner-rhapsodie. 12556.
Oesten (T.):
Alpengléckehen. 17767.
Doll’s dream. 16089.
In der blumengrotte.
Oesterle (L.):
Collection of famous overtures.
SLO, roan
Oesterle’s graded four-hand col-
lection. 9587, 14574. q
Oettinger (J. A.) Don’t you think
that we might marry. 13148.
O’Farrell (W.H.) Military dip. 18649.
O’Farrell bros. Military dip. 18649.
Offenbach (J.):
Barearolle. 2386, 17001, 203808,
23981-23984, 26624.
Barcarolle waltz. 14549.
Beauteous night. 9541, 14550.
Beauteous night, O night of love.
23985.
Contes d’Hoffmann. 26626.
Fairest evening. 26627.
Grand duchess. 5608.
Lovely night. 11907.
Musette. 17002.
O belle nuit. 9542, 11908, 21819,
23986, 26628.
O lovely night.
18382.
23987.
Orphée aux enfers. 26629,
Phantasie. 23989.
Schdne nacht, du _ liebesnacht.
23990.
Silent now the drowsy bird. 14551.
Ogden (W. A.):
Beautiful to-morrow. 3119 (109). |
I will guide thee. 4627. ;
Ogilvy (E.) Bottle-O. 7503.
O’Grady (M. T.) Good-bye Molly.
8317.
O’Grady (N. V.) I will always be
vour friend. 19974.
O’Halloran (M.) Prayer of love.
18896.
O'Hara Chey:
Eyes of Irish blue. 38119 (19),
4047.
Gay gossoon. 4213. =
Trishman’s toast. 4768.
My queen is an Irish colleen.
2NETO:
1908
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
O’Hara (G.):
Just June. 23511.
Ma li’l starlight. 5172.
Rococo. 24220.
Rose (The) vine. 242385.
There were ninety and nine. 2848.
O’Hare (W. C.):
Girl next door. 1756.
King. 16594, 17742 (67).
Tie your little bull outside. 17501.
Where the river Shannon flows.
15586.
Ohio state university. Men of Ohio.
18632.
Ohliger (C. F.) Pitt. 21895.
Ohnesorg (C.) Gelbe prinz. 4219.
Ohnhaus (S.) Minnehaha. 9289.
O’Kane (T. C.) Songs of redeeming
love. 11538 (164).
Olaff (A.) Waiting by the old mill
stream. 19319, 27431.
Oiake( 2) ar. My cocoa nut rag.
9366.
Olander (T. H.):
Mill-stream in paradise. 9287.
Sweet freedom’s land. 15208.
Oleott (C.):
Barry from Ballymore.
24911 (85).
I love the name of Mary. 21387,
22440 (34), 23347.
In the sunshine of your love.
21458, 22440 (40), 23447.
Mother Machree. 217238, 23858,
24911 (149).
My land. 238886.
That little thatched cottage. 22185.
Olcott (HE. L.) Beauty’s dream. 3382.
Old Dominion music co.:
Aurora my Virginia belle.
Soldiers story. 19081.
Old Puc 712, 2406, 8621, 118382,
14577, 15704 (124).
Old town. 9308, 2413, 3015, 5840, 6719,
tis2 (los, 162, 165), 11926.
Oldberg (A.) Sonata. 5644.
Oldham (W. H.) Judgment (The).
11562.
Olds (B. R.):
Every girl remembers her
sweetheart. 21158.
When sunset turns silver clouds to
gold. 20742.
Olin (W. HE.)
sang of yore.
Olin (Mrs. R.) Old sweet songs we
sang of yore. 26661.
Oliver (A. O.) Our risen Lord. 9638.
Oliver (B. C.) Better than all the
world. 15846.
Oliver (F. E.):
Judgment morning. 4864.
Somebody cares. 2720.
22577,
19500.
first
26661.
Old sweet songs we :;
Oliver (H.):
Among the untrodden ways. 12626.
Egyptian romance. 3977.
Lovely kind and kindly loving.
23669.
Oliver (W.)
Olivet institute.
Olivet. 266389.
Ollone (M. D’):
C’est quelque chose.
O portes. 26608.
Oui c’est 14 notre foi.
Sentier (Le) 14974.
Sombre maison. 15087.
Olman (A.):
Candle-stick
(99).
High life. 4449, 7182 (127).
I want to powder my nose.
606.
dear
Mélisande valse.
Oh, Olivet,
12874.
14630.
rag. 7580, 10887
25963.
Olmeda (F.) Deuxiéme sonate espag-
nole. 78838.
Olney (J. W.) Sleep, baby, sleep.
190738.
Olney music co. Piccalili. 5787.
Olsen (B.) Tell me what you think
of me. 24578.
Olsen (O.):
Great grandmother’s bridal waltz..
13524.
Northern serenade. 3771.
Town and country. 15335, 17524.
Olson (C. HE.) Red raven. 21981.
Olson (L. M. T.) Thorns and thistles.
17491.
Olson-Edwards music co., Red raven.
21931.
Olthoff (V. A.) Girlhood days. 23108.
Oltrogge (H. T.):
Do they love you still in Dixie.
13124.
Old red hills of Georgia. 20319.
When I see a rose dear I
15547.
pseud.
Oltz (C.)
think of you.
O’Malley (D.) See Nasmith
I. M.
O’Malley (D. A.) My great big crazy
own boy. 16890.
O’Malley (R. & J.):
Patsy, buy me an aeroplane. 9663.
Slumberland. 10168.
On ne badine pas avec l'amour, 17024.
Onderdonk (E.) Quaker City march.
5895.
Ondet (G.):
Ad alta. 17748.
Au jardin de ton ceur. 1
Com, com, com. 15975.
Hxcentric poloteur. 138278.
Fianecailles de Fauvette.
Galant vigile. 8228.
Gentleman farmer. 16260.
Irresponsable dégénéré. 184138.
Joyeux horse-guard. 4859.
Julot, 138919.
Mutuelle de l'amour.
S
wd
1438¢
.
1909
INDEX
Ondet (G.)—Continued.
Myrtho. 20263.
Mystéres d’Isis. 18738.
Notre jeunesse. 5552.
Passe, Lison. 5748.
Patrouille royale. 18852.
Pour vos lévres jolies. 5846.
Si ce n’est qu’un réve. 19061.
Vieilles lettres. 15443,
Voila pourquoi. 17606.
Vos lévres sont si roses. 10620.
Voyage 4 Cythére, 10623.
Ondriéek (F.) Elementarschule des
violinspiels. 3988.
O’Neal (R.) My old Kentucky home.
9409.
O’Neil (H.) He got away with it.
16347.
O’Neil (M.) If I were an angel in
heaven above. 8661.
O’Neil (P. H.):
Hot dog man. 8495.
I’d like to run an airship. 8548.
O’Neil & Story:
Meet me to-night ‘neath the big
are light. 14259.
Veteran (The) 24728.
Waitin’ for the moon.
Water lilies. 24750.
O’Neill (N.):
Blue bird. 11017, 12818, 19549.
Four dances. 5671, 20329.
Eber. 220.
Priscilla. 24165.
Oosterzee (C. v.) Ysband. 7153.
Openshaw (J.) What should I do
without a girl like you. 15530.
Opernball (Der) 25994.
Opladen (A.) Roses. 9963.
Oppel (R.) Brauttanz (Der) 20955.
Oppenheimer (H.) Beethoven. 19530.
Oppliger (A.):
Chappell favorite. 1414.
Lake city polka. 13998.
Margarita. 16765.
Victor point. 2955.
Opus mus. co. Eastern love song.
24748,
25515.
Orbin (G.) Veteran (The) 15482.
‘Orchestral pub. co.:
Chanson pathétique. 7627.
Fleurs d’orange. 8142.
Morning love song. 1864.
Petite suite. 5776.
Romance. 1864.
Three encore songs.
Two lyrics. 1864.
Vive le roi. 15451.
Ordway (E. T.) Christmas tide. 7687.
Ordway (J. P.) Dreaming of home
and mother. 1579.
Oregon my Oregon.
Orfeo. 6743. 18188.
Orfeo ed Euridice.
O’Reilly (N.)
baby girl.
4459.
11944.
25723.
How’d you like to be a
4487.
pt. 1, n.s., v.53 |
Organ (The) 5679.
Organist’s journal.
Orlob (H.):
Deux temps parisienne. 1536.
He loves my dreamy eyes. 1830.
5682.
I’ve been kissed in San Francisco. |
1920.
I would rather look at you. 1935.
It looked good to me. 2001.
Let me be your last swetheart.
5004, 7182 (149).
Never choose a girl from her pho-
tograph. 2336.
Oh, the men. 2396.
She is the girl you read about.
24352.
We don’t believe it. 3000.
Ormond (Val) assn. Till justice win
the victory. 15311, 17742 (92).
Ormsby (K.) In pearls and laces.
1968.
Orner music co.:
On Calvary’s cross. 26665.
Rejoice! rejoice. 26857.
Orosz (Franz) & Fred. Cantica sacra.
113.
Orpath music co. International re-
view. 11528, 16528.
Orpheus and Euridice.
Orpheus co.:
Barberillo. 19517.
Clouds. 25328.
Nature’s voice and roses of sum-
mer, 23914.
Orpheus voluntaries. 11949, 11950,
14626, 17038.
Thanks for you. 6611.
Three dances in the olden style.
18151.
Twilight waltz. 27361.
Two sonatinos. 8226.
Orpheus mus, pub. ¢o.:
16282.
Moorland echoes. 6383.
Neva. 9455.
Orpin (E. M.) Sweet peas. 27218.
Orr (C. F.) I miss you, sweetheart.
11450, 15704 (93).
Orr (R. K.) Do they think of me in
heaven. 21086.
Orr (W. B.) Hi-O-W, and J. 395.
Ort (C. H.) Somewhere. 22090. :
Ortengren (J. R.) Song of love. 2731,
Orth (C. J.) Toast-master. 6699.
Orth (F.):
Don’t be angry dear. 3897.
Down where the sea breezes blow.
16107.
*Phone bell rang. 5785.
Texas rag. 986.
Orth) (I) BL) «:
Bye-lo, dolly. 22690.
Chatterbox. 22741. -
Grandpa’s story. 23164.
In a canoe. 23425.
Laugh and sing. 23571.
Little hands. 23626.
1910
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Orth (L. E.)—Continued.
Nodding clover. 238944.
Peek-a-boo. 24088.
Playing for mother. 24122.
Playing house. 24128.
Talking together. 24546.
Wavelets. 24758.
Ortlepp (L.) Colors (The) 7719.
Ortmann (O. R.) Cupid’s canoe.
3792.
Osborn (A. H.)
Osborn (L. P.)
heart. 26148.
Osborne (C.):
Grandfather Green. 13514.
' Ladder of fame. 13998.
Non stops. 14495.
Odd numbers. 14545.
Osborne (J. C.) Ain’t it nice to have
a sweetheart. 3157.
Oscheit (M.):
Frohsinns-marsch.
Im zigeunerlager.
Osgood (G. L.):
Christmas bells. 19487 (4).
Choice part-songs for men’s voices.
Back again. 17822.
Klondiker’s sweet-
4179.
13782, 25999.
22758.
Old German shepherd’s song.
7182 (64).
Osgood (H.):
Bell song. 12777.
Cradle song. 13009.
Little recruit. 14097.
Lobster quadrille. 14102.
Lovely Araminta. 14147.
Lovely Mary Donnelly. 14149.
Trot, trot to market. 15348.
O’Shea (J. A.):
Mary Ann McGinity. 2209.
Sweet Katy Kearney. 2795.
O’Shea (J. P.) When the springtime
comes again sweetheart dear. 19371.
Osgood (G. LL.) Palm _ branches.
20814 (22). .
Osgood (H.) Serenade. 20490.
Osiier (J.):
Barcarolle. 10983.
Klokkeklemt. 2076, 11594.
Oslin (S. J.):
Eureka Zion harvester. 13268.
Jesus’ blood saved my soul. 138892.
Osmanek (A.) Mein einziger gedanke.
5268.
Osmond (S. I.) Mister Possum.
18661.
Ossusky (H.)':
In happyland. 20005.
My pretty moonbeam. 11848.
Ostali (P.) Senenata patetica. 19049.
Ostlere (M.) Dutch dolls. 229387.
Ostrander (W.) Send the happy tid-
ings. 24828.
Oswald (Mrs. M. M.)
little rag doll. 7729.
Come be my
19
Otello. 17587.
Othegraven (A. v.):
Alter Weihnachtsgesang.
Faule Gretchen. 8115.
Flug der liebe. 815T.
Funf lieder. 26684.
Georg von Fronsperg.
Grenadierlied. 8347.
Ich hab zu dir gesagt. 8647.
Ich trau dir nicht. 19983.
Im wald bei der amsel. 8676.
Jager aus Kurpfalz. 8761.
IKkuckuck. 8880.
Liebesklage. 8961.
Liebeskummer. 8962.
Unter der linde. 10541.
Von der schlacht. 10619.
Waldvoglein. 10641.
Otis (P..A.) ;
I will lift up mine eyes. 21413.
Wondrous words of love. 7088.
O’Toole (M. I.):
Carmelo waltz. 7599.
Summer girl. 10290, 17413.
Sunsetta waltz. 10304.
Yosemite waltz. 10837.
Otto der lte. 16133, 16608.
Otto der 3te. 15782, 17516.
Otto y Arzoz:
19467.
15445.
Hermosas tapatias. 4444.
Margot. 5228.
Matines. 597.
Polaca. 147382.
Ottorstr6m (T.) 24 fugen. 5698.
Ould (S. G.) Responses at mass.
21952.
Our Miss Gibbs. 729, 9323, 16268,
18824, 203848, 20510, 21026, 213869,
21382, 22954.
Our piano album. 26692.
Ouville (M. J. d’) Girl on the inside
for mine. 4241.
Overton (M.) Over the hills comes
ev’ning. 11968.
Owen (A.):
Any place is heaven when you’re
with the girl you love. 22521.
Firefly. 1158 (25).
I wish some one would fall in
love with me. 11538 (52).
If my dream of you came true.
25988.
Only tell me why. 24049.
Sweet red roses. 24529, 24911
(169).
8119 (95).
6981,
When I dream of yeu.
When the daisies bloom.
10887 (217).
Owen (R. V.):
I’m dreaming of you.
Where the fragrant
~—OHE4H
259383.
roses grow.
27510.
Owen (S. R.) Missouri. 23822.
Owen (W.) What did he do. 15523.
il
INDEX
pt. 11, 0. S., Vv. 5 |
Owen (W. E.)
5056.
Owens (L. F.)
18228.
Oxenford (E.):
May song. 16782.
Quarryman (The) 5898.
Oxenford (J.) King John and the
abbot. 18964.
Ozanne (A. D. da’):
Corso. T7775.
Poursuite. 9749.
Sous le masque.
Ozendorrf (T. E.)
for Jesus. 9022.
P. C. L. music publishers:
Little boy that died.
Happy on the way.
10222.
Living every day
I’ve got a girl at last. 4612.
Now and then. 20291.
Oh, that jungle glide. 14568.
So-long, kid. 10169.
You’re the fairest flower that na-
ture grew. 10849.
Paans (W. J.):
Aeroplane-captif. 3154.
Mieke et Janneke. 53815.
Reviens 4 moi. 5969.
Pabion (E.) Table d’articulation.
963.
Pabst (H.) Sub rosa. 10280.
Papse (H.7A:):
Dixie echoes. 8878.
Golden butterfly. 4283.
Silvery starbeams. 6270.
Pabst (P:);
Adagio. 21746.
Album-blatter. 12598.
Am altar der wahrheit. 1197.
Blanchefieure. 20935.
Christkind spricht. 1385.
Duos. 273381.
Engel bei den hirten. 229.
Erster unterricht im violinspiel.
8044.
Friihlingsahnen. 13407.
Gavotte. 16252.
Koseliedchen. 18479.
Liebestrank (Der) 21562.
Madame Dorette. 21627.
Marchen. 18594.
Moderne bewegungs- und = an-
schlagslehre. 20214.
Puhstemuhme. 18917.
Sonate. 7512.
Weihnachtslied. 1076.
Pace (C. H.):
How in the world am I going to
be George Washington. 146400.
Lover’s hope. 16702.
Pace music house:
How in the world am I going to
be George Washington. 16400.
Lover’s hope. 16702.
Pacheco (A.) Buenas noticias. 17883.
Pacher (J.) Spring symphony. 931.
Pacher
18830.
Pacific coast music ¢o.:
California Indian song. 15901.
Entertainer’s rag. 25552.
(J. AS
You’re the candy kid, but you’re t |
all stuck up. 12550.
Packard (C. B.) Woodland wooing.
BRIO «
Packard (W. F-) Still, still with
Thee. 15160.
Paezoski (J.):
Jesus, Marya, Josef.
Liberia me. 8951.
Msza. 9345.
Msza ku ezci sw. Jana Kantego.
9346.
Requiem. 9864
Paderewski (1. J.):
Feindin (Die) 16194.
Himmel hingt tief. 16877.
Im walde. 16496.
Kalter mond.’ 16582.
Liebesverhinguis. 16648.
Mélodie from Chants du voyageur.
26381.
Menuet. 9253, 16810.
Nonne (Die) 16951.
Schiferjung. 17253. .
Schmollende (Die) 17256.
So lauter dein herz. 17348.
Unlingst. 17561.
Verwitwet. 17598.
Wie sie schreitet so-anmuthreich.
17695.
Padgett (R. L.)
sweetheart.
Pae (S. W.):
Lonely lonesome.
What’s the use.
Paganini (N.):
Adagio. 26704.
Adagio cantabile.
Campanella. 5725.
Concerto no, 1. 24072.
Hinleitung. 5726.
God save the king. 5727.
Introduction et variations.
8778,
Do you love me as a
22897.
5082.
27472.
26705.
5728.
Larghetto tenuto. 26706.
Moses-fantasie. 6026.
Moto perpetuo. 18831.
Non pin mesta. 6027.
Palpité. 6028.
Recitation and adagio cantabile.
26707.
Streghe. 5729.
Variationen. 12887.
2 e concerto en si-minuer. 5730.
Page (A.) We triumph in Thy name.
17638.
Page (N. C.):
All through the night. 24955.
Go where glory waits thee. 21252.
I dare you to. 18308.
Santa Lucia. 10010.
1912
Six octave studies. |}
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Page (T. B.) If all the queens were
one, S656.
Paget (R.) Just the thought of happy
home. 13942.
Pagliacci. 8930.
Pagny (A.) Féte de Cassandre. 4089.
Pagoda of Flowers. 18571.
Paine (J. K.):
Nativity. 7182 (57).
Pheobus arise.
Paine (M. E. ):
Nativity. 7182 (57).
Phoebus arise. 1153 (158).
Painparé (E.) Menuet. 5296.
Painter (Mrs. N. L.). Pansy, my old
sweetheart. 17062.
Pal (N.) Oh te my darling. 17012.
Paladilhe (E.):
Aux berceaux. 7357.
Berceaux (Les) 7450.
Chanson du rayon de lune.
Chaut de nourrice. 7631.
Crucifix (Le) 7800.
En caique. 8026.
Encore divins. 8034.
Hermanita. 84538.
Hymne au Christ.
Infini (L’) 8728.
Libellule (La) 8950.
Mandolinata. 172387.
Oiseleur amour. 9569.
Petit carillon. 11989.
Petite valse. 11994.
Veille du départ. 10572.
Visions intérieures. 10608.
Palaschoho (J.) Zehn viola-studien.
1153 (158).
7626.
8531.
26710.
Paldini (E.) Kleines Dekameron.
2072.
Palestrina (G. A.) Salvator mundi.
100038.
Palestrina (G. P. da):
Panis angelicus. 5782.
Pater noster. 21864.
Paley (—):
Angel eyes. 1219.
Bachelor life. 7378.
Havana. 7182 (124), 8397, 21305,
22440 (27).
Hello, how’d you do, hello. 13615,
a7742 (D1).
If you promise to behave. 23411.
Listen to that jungle band. 21573,
22440 (42).
Love me with your big blue eyes.
26269.
Lucky boy. 238682.
Springtime brings roses and you.
24468.
What good is water when you’re
dry. 15524, 17742 (94).
You ain’t got the girl. 7132, 1256
(81).
Palfrey (H.):
Kyrie and Sanctus.
Magnificat. 238705.
Palicot (G.) Valse tzigane.
Palisades music pub. co,
26286.
Palmer (B.)
10388.
Palmer (C. C.):
23560.
22257.
Lucinda.
Thank God for you.
Benedicte omnia opera. 3411.
Benedictus. 38414.
Communion service. 3741.
Jubilate Deo. 4861.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
5185.
Te Deum in E flat. 6580.
Palmer (C. S.)
11928.
Palmer (EH. R.) Pea green earl.
Palmer (J.):
May melody. 16781.
Valsette. 17059.
Palmer (J. H.) In freedom’s name.
16501.
Palmer (K. van A.):
Liza B. 9024.
My Mandy. 9408.
Summer. 10287.
Palmieri (B.) O praise the Lord.
5592.
Palminteri (C. & L.):
Nona. 5542.
Spooning time.
Palminteri (C. L.) :
Nona. 5542.
Spooning time.
Panella (H. A.)
5316.
On a summer night.
17075.
6435.
6435.
Mighty Nimrod.
Pannell (F.) Violetta. 1049.
\LPanella (F. A.) Old Trinity. 24020. ‘
Panseron (A.) Musical A. B. C.
26467.
Panton (J. S.) I have a great big
stick for you. 4540.
Paoletta. 21866, 24834, 24638.
Paolini (P. R.) Raisin day. 24184.
Paolini music co. Raisin day. 24184.
Paone (R.) Fraletuabraccia. 25647,
25648. 2
Pape (C. 0.) pseud. See Kinkel (K.)
Pape (J.):
My affinity. 9356.
Where the tributary winds. 10760.
Papini (G.):
Capricciosa (La) 7598.
Little (The) drummer. 23623.
15106.
If you only
Song of the seasons.
Paquette (Mrs. G. C.)
answer, yes. 13777.
Paradies (P. D.) Quel ruscelletto.
9809.
Parcell (E.) Passing by. 17072.
Parés (G.): 4
Marche Balkane. 5210.
1913
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. Bl}
Parés (G.)—Continued.
Marches et refrains de larmée
francaise. 18610.
Paret (F.) I want but you. 25960.
Paris, (H.) :
High society life. 8461.
Spearmint kid with the Wrigley
legs. 10236.
Paris-musical. Baiser qui console.
3331.
Park (J.) They are sweethearts still
though their locks are gray. 27294.
Park (J. D.) jr. Heart pleadings.
8423.
Park, (1) When the buckwheat
blooms again. 38033.
Park (M.) Six action songs for chil-
dren. 18887.
Parke (G. H.) Emblem of the free.
8022.
Parker (G. M.)
Parker’ (H.):
As pants the hart. 25022.
Cahal Mor of the wine-red hand.
15897.
Church of God. 12942.
King Gorm the grim. 13962.
Seven songs. 11970.
Parker (H. E.):
Reveries of a soldier.
Second degree. 10066.
Parker (J. C. D.) Ave Maria.
(2).
Parker (J. M.) Espanita. 4012.
Parker (L.) Twelve hymns and tunes
for Whitsuntide. 123738.
Oh, oh, honey. 5617.
14847.
22440
Parker (M. E.) Wild deer. 7048.
Ranker Ch. 12:) Just you amd I,
21514.
Parker (R. 8.):
Oh, you Mister Moon. 2400.
We were playmates on the old vil-
lage green. 3008.
Parker (2. Hi):
I’m afraid of the big, big moon.
nisy@ le &
Trixie, my Dixie girl. 24653.
Parker (CL. EY) What would this
world be without you. 10710.
Parker (W. C.) When summer comes
again. 10730.
Parker (Mrs. W. R.) Oh, Oh, honey.
5617.
Parkinson (A.) All my money is
workin’. 7280.
Parksits. Ageour
Humorous quartets and encores.
26716.
Parks concert quartets.
Sacred quartets. 26717.
Parks (J. S.) My old New England
home among the hills. 20256.
Parks concert quartets. 745.
Parlo (J.) Tivoli waltzes,
745.
15318.
Parlow (E.):
Acrobat (The). 15708.
At the forge. 20876.
Aus der kinderwelt. 7348.
Blumenlied. 7495.
Cradle song. 21048.
Friihlingsliedchen.
Intermezzo. 18888.
Kath’rinchen frisch. 20057.
Kinder-reigen. 8844.
Kleiner walzer. 8865.
8204.
Mazurka. 9214,
Menuet galante. 16815.
Tanz der kobolde. 10360.
Valse brillante. 17569.
Parmentier (G.):
Chanson d’adieu. 1406.
Go-on. 18464.
Ma mie. 2181.
Marche du chien vert. 14213.
Sanglots d’amour. 2612.
Viva tu gratia, | 2965:
Parnell (C. W.):
Come gracious Spirit. 15982.
Communion service. 15995.
Paro (J. E.) Great America. 4886.
Parrish (R283)
Dixie to date. 3879.
Yankee Doodle, keep it up. 10828. |
Parry (A. W.) Little, Moore and
Farr. 5064.
Parry )(C. Heeaoe
Analogy (An) 12684.
Capriccioso. 11971.
Hang fear, cast away care. 13560.
Love wakes. 14145. |
Mad dog. 14175.
Melody. 18840.
Orpheus. 14625.
Out upon it. 14646.
That very wise man. 15276.
Parsifal. 6886.
Parsons (A, R.)
(24).
Parsons (HE. A.)
Parsons (P. J.)
side. 12261.
Parsons (W. F.):
Good night. 83823.
Gray dusk. 8345.
Lonely (The) 9029.
Partnoff (L.) Concertino.
Paseal (F.):
Happiness. 43879.
Love’s evening-song. 5142.
Poéme d’amour. 147380.
Six mazurkas. 14670.
Six valses. 21875.
Pascal (J.) Tropical scenes.
Paschal (H. W.): ‘
If other people would have left
my business to me. 13771.
If you could, would you. 13776.
Fileuse étude. 10887
Silver rill. 2689.
Strolling by the ocean
14666.
19255.
1914
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dece., 1910
Paschal (H. W.)—Continued.
My heart is yearning. 14400.
That one ain't got ’em, babe.
15269.
Pasquita. 26718.
Passananti (E.)
5877.
Passing tone.
9502.
Passmore (A. L.)
Texas. 6557.
Pastore (A.)
6875.
Paterson & sons:
As flowers in rain.. 17792.
Caledonia. 25228.
Donal’ Dhu. 1556.
Five Indian songs. 12842.
Goodnight kiss. 23146.
Humorous Scottish songs.
25882.
Shed no tear.
Strand (The) 191380.
Thirty songs. 26989.
Year’s at the spring.
Patrice (M.):
Chanson d’amour.
Marche de triomphe. 18608.
Promesse d’amour. 18907.
Patrick (N.) Send forth thy sighs.
24327.
Patten (R. M.) Mazurka. 16785.
Patterson (B.) Just stop for a mo-
ment and think. 1153 (61).
Patterson (B. C.) Clarissima. 15969.
Patterson (C.) Come you back to
San Francisco. 22802, 25358.
Patterson (E. D.) Just one thought.
8825.
Patterson (F.):
Passion flower. 21877.
Swing song. 959.
Patterson (J. E.)
Princeton beauties.
O captain my captain.
Taft's leave of
Volando in alto. 2972.
1878,
17302.
ATT92.
17914.
Old homestead.
18794.
Patterson music co. Dear old North
pole. 3848.
Patti (C.) Who wants a little girl.
12489.
Pattison (J. N.) See Pattison (N. M.)
Pattison (N.M.) Sunrise. 24911 (65).
Patton (J. D.) Onward songs. 5677.
Patzinzer (F.) Kinderspiel. 8847.
Paul (C.) My ladye faire. 5440.
Paul (H.) Am altar der wahrheit.
1197.
Paul (J.):°
Dear Grace. 16056.
Ill take you to the moving pic-
tures. 233844.
Paul (R. W.) Dearold U.S. A. 18064.
Paul (W.) Mirth. 9295.
Paulin (G.):
Anneau d’Izel.
J’ai pour de toi.
22516.
26071.
Paulin (G.)—Continued.
J’oublierai. 8757.
Si ’amour s’est envolé. 10128.
Paull (ho):
Lincoln centennial. 3119 (47),
10887 (158).
Napoleon’s last charge. 238911.
Race course. 9812, 10887 (176).
Paulli (H. S.) Tarantella. 19179.
Paulsen (A.):
Almighty Father, oh Holy God.
19464.
Here comes on crutches Sally.
23248.
Norway, my Norway. 26570.
Song is the dawn of the soul.
24423.
When the fjords are like violets
blue. 15557.
Paulus bros. :
Love’s meditation. 9077.
Why did the waves wash my heart
away. 19383.
Paur (E.) Sinfonie, In der natur.
6276.
Pavanelli (L.) Vanna. 6818.
Pavia Civ) six ssougs:; ator:
Paxton (W.) Rinka (La)
Payette (L. E.) Love dreams.
Payne (A.) Dainty. 165.
Payne (KH. F.) Forgotten melody.
18149.
20425.
23657.
Payne (M.) Raggety rag. 26829.
Payne (S. R.) Flying clouds. 8160.
Payne (W. 8S.) Free press march.
4161.
Payson (G. S.)
Payson (M.) :
Sleepy bye.
Love of love. 38392.
27070.
There is my heart, dear. 27282.
Unfading beauty. 273874.
Pazella (D. G.) Seconda _ sonata.
5731.
Peace (EF. W.):
Abide with me. 7190.
Awake up, my glory. 1266.
Crucifixion and ascension. 11120.
O love the Lord. 2876.
Thou art my Son. 10426.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord. 2866.
Peake (J. D.) Eventide. 11220.
Pearee (C., W.) O quanta qualia.
5593.
Pearce (F. M.) Lure of the mask.
9093.
Pencock. (i... H.,) Jerusalem the
golden. 16555.
Pearl, the fisher-maiden. 20356.
Pearsall (F. J.) Ruby. 6087.
Pearsall (R. L. de) When Allen-a-
Dale went a-hunting. 1085.
Pearson (A.):
Abide with. me. T1S8S.
Call of summer. 22696.
Have merey upon me, 25215.
1919
68294—10——31
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5] |
Pearson (F.) Won’t you take me back
to mother. 7096.
Pearson (K.) Daughter of Noah.
138072.
Pease (A. H.)
Pease (H. H.)
girls. 14608.
Pease (J. L.):
Belle Helene. 10887 (7).
Her lips were so near. 23245.
Pease (W. H.) Our heroes of today.
See Pease (J. L.)
One of the Uncle Sam
5703.
Pease piano co. My own sweetheart.
14429.
Pechotsch (R.) Cradle song. 3772,
7786.
Peck (C. D.) All love and praise for
Missouri. 24953.
Peck (H. A.) U.S. A. patrol. 15394.
Peck (L. EH.) Fantasie miniature.
18301.
Peck (N. F.):
Fritzie von Spitzen. 13397.
Ma little yaller gal. 574.
Pecorella (l.) MHalley’s comet. 18225.
Pecorini (D.) Queen of the rink.
20404.
Peel (F.):
At the zoo. 12686.
Jacko. 138878.
King Lion. 13965.
Kitty and Joe.
Lambkins (The) 14000.
Mare and foal. 14217.
Mother cow. 143865.
Neddy. 14470.
O Mister Crocodile.
Piggies (The) 14711.
13975.
14528.
Sly Reynard. 15061.
Wicked mice. 15600.
Peel (G.):
April. 3254.
Ballad of Semmerwater.
Country-lover. 7782.
Early morning. 3961.
Little waves of Breffny. 5071.
My bed is a boat. 5418.
Pirate story. 5800.
Songs of a Shropshire lad. 27108.
Song of the wooden-legged fiddler.
244389.
Summer midnight. 12271, 15180.
Vagabond (The) 19284.
Wander thirst. 6909.
Where go the boats. 7003.
Young night thought. 7148.
Peerless music pub. co. Comet (The)
22803.
Peers (J.) Pack clouds away. 5724.
Pégat (P.) & cie.:
Adieu. 19443.
Au cabaret. 19492.
Crépuscule. 19660.
Ils dansent au loin. 19992.
Mademoiselle Valentine. 20149.
7390.
Pégat (P.) & cie-——Continued.
Méthode des méthodes.
Nox. 20293.
Pastorale. 203852.
Rondel d’Avril. 20441.
Route des amoureux. 20454.
Soleils couchants. 205380.
Tourbillon. 20648.
Pehel (J.) Pepe polka.
20197.
14686.
Péle-méle édition. Hlle ne dit pas non. |}
3987.
Pelham (P.):
Be an outlaw’s bride. 3365.
Go through Welcome avenue. |
25728. |
I don’t care if I never get home.
23328.
I never met a pal going my way.
4599.
My baby. 26474.
On early closing day. 24024.
Peter Piper. . 5768.
Queen of the cannibal isle. 2521.
We can’t all live in Hasy street. |
24757.
You used to be a friend to me.
17786.
Pélissier (H. J.):
Back to the land. 1268, 12730.
Before the flood. 25104.
Down by the Wangaroo. 25484.
Echoes. 1602, 13211.
Flower girl. 1383856.
Follies (The) 13362.
Garden of roses. 1722, 13422.
Girls. 1758.
Hope on! hope ever. 23290.
I want somebody to love me.
13788.
I want to tell you how I love you.
23388.
I wanted to marry a hero. 1925.
I worship the ground. 13759.
In Santa Fé. 234388.
Li-ti-ti-ti. 2115.
Love me long. 23663.
Mandy. 14197.
My moon. 9405, 14420, 26497.
Pansy of Pennsylvania. 26711.
Pélissiana. 5760, 18858.
Since I walked out with a soldier.
15032:
There’s a sun still shining in the |
Sky. 15283.
Tiddle-y-pom. 15310.
Toothbrush and the sponge. 1538381.
What a happy land is England.
15520.
Ypsilanti. 15694.
Zulu Lulu. laO2:
Pélléas et Mélisande.
Peltama(di. i)
with me. 180386.
Pelzl (C.) Peach blossoms.
2462.
5754.
1916
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Don’t you fall in love —
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Pembaur (J.):
Enischlossenheit. 8038,
Gedenkblitter. 8245.
-Herbstzeit. 8449.
Pembaur (K.) Messe. 11985.
Pemberton pub. house:
Chasing the eagle. 1416.
Spot that my heart calls home.
10247,
Pefia (A. de la)
Pence (S. S.)
16436.
Pender (T. O.)
12967.
Penfield (S. N.)
226.
Penn (A. A.):
Alone. 3187.
Always crying. 12618.
Raby pictures upon my desk. 12719.
Billy possum’s wooing. 81.
Bury me not in the dark
woods. 25212.
Captive. 15918.
Comrade. 17965.
Cupid. 1498.
Daughter of Noah. 13072.
Days that have gone by. 16050.
Don’t you care a little bit for me.
13147.
Echoes. 3970.
Fishing. 13338.
Git on yo’ angel clo’es.
Good old pipe dreams.
He is the only man.
Honora. 44738.
Hush little dad, and buy.
T can not leave my mother.
IV’d ask for you. 4524.
tf I was white like you.
Indian summer. 8723.
Indiana. 4740.
It seemed to be only a dream.
8754.
It’s because I love you. 26058.
Jesus, shepherd. 16560.
Ki-ku. 26134.
Little Nell. 2141.
Love’s awakening. 20181.
Love’s campfire bright. 5141.
Marcia, my Martian mail. 5223.
Master of the hounds. 9200.
Ya quisieras. 17720.
I know not where.
Come to Jesus now.
Hgyptian maiden.
old
18180.
18208.
8405.
1881.
21363.
1944.
Memory’s dream. 5284.
Molly dear. 9309.
My aeroplane girl. 16877.
My dear old Nebraska home. 5421.
My Rocky Mountain Rose. 9418.
My sweetheart. 5475.
North Dakota. 16954.
Old glory. 17021.
Old homestead. 18794.
Only one I think of. 5673.
Otto and his auto. 5695,
Pipe dreams. 5799.
Penn (A. A.)—Continued.
Queen of the air.
14801.
Regret. 21944,
Send me a wireless message, dear,
12PSG:
Sing Annie Laurie, Tom.
Son 0’ mine. 17359.
There'll come a day when you'll
regret. 15280.
To Uncle Sam. 6697.
12565 (56),
17324,
Under the turquoise sky. 6782.
Unforgotten. 10528,
Vision of the red, white and blue.
17603.
When I meet Gert. 10720.
Whistling boy. 3048.
You know, J know. 22420,
Penn (A. J.) Riding in the aeroplane.
12071.
Penm (W. El) :
Dearest. 21069, 22440 (24).
Hallelujah dance. 8874, 15704
(80).
In the days of long ago.
15704 (97).
Lady of mystery.
(103).
Melody in B flat major. 9673.
She never goes into the water.
10110, 15704 (127).
Take me where I can- shout.
19175, 22440 (61), 24911 (170).
That Spanish-American rag.
10404, 15704 (188).
Under the honeymoon in June
time. 10525, 15704 (141).
Pennington (Mrs. L. B.) Life is one
night of darkness. 5039.
Pennington (S. B.):
Danse tzigane,
In a gondola.
Pennington (T. C.)
Pennino (F.) Bella.
Penso (R.):
Baby’s box of toys. 25060.
Charge of the night brigade.
Follow the soldiers. 25635.
Girls I left behind me. 25718.
Goodbye bachelor days. 138500.
8707,
8883, 15704
7841.
26003.
India.
10995.
11525.
7638.
It’s the English. 20081.
Mr. Jolly Boy. 21702, 23823,
25275,
Oh, Joe: I want to go to the pic-
ture show! 14561.
There’s a little girl. 2845.
When the summer days are o’er.
15568.
Won’t you ride across the moonlit
prairie. 1139.
You do look well in your old Dutch
bonnet. 12548.
Pente (B.) Farfadets (Les) 4072,
1917
INDEX
Peoples music pub. Co.:
My dreams are all of thee.
Smile from you. 2706.
Springtime. 17391.
People’s recreation music Co.
body’s Teddy. 16166, 21158.
Pepper (J. W.) & son:
Acme orchestra collection.
Barearole. 20308.
Barnstormer (The)
Cornetist’s concert
19655.
Cupid’s bower. 138035, 16021.
Daisies’ song. 138045.
Echoes of spring. 19721.
Electric king. 21125.
Elizabeth schottische. 1614.
Fast life galop. 21174, 22995.
Fifth nocturne. 23016.
Flight of the aeroplane.
23025.
Fraternity march.
Gaiety polka. 1714.
Golden days. 19835.
Gospel hymns. 11324.
Ideal orchestra collection.
Jim Crow cakewalk. 2026.
Largo. 1813, 8364.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 19702.
Lucile waltz. 20134. 21620.
Manhattan casino. 2195.
Marshal of France. 2208.
Melrose march. 20186.
Mid sorrow and joy. 20198, 21693.
Moszkowski’s serenata. 20225.
National guard. 14459, 16928.
Prince Frederick march. 21913.
Rigoletto. 22263.
Restless Rube. 14839, 17168.
Schubert’s serenade. 24309.
Sousa-Pryor band book. 15124.
Sweet dreams to thee. 2792, 6527.
Tis a grand old flag they fought
fon... 22216.
De Ss NW. anareh.- 20672:
University of Indiana. 20674.
Victor collection of E flat alto
solos. 20700.
Vim galop. 2958.
Western beauty.
Wheel of fortune.
16889.
Every-
24924.
22576.
collection.
21189,
25651.
11475.
22333.
15537, 17649.
Périlhou (A.)—Continued.
Six pieces. 2465.
Veillée en Bresse. 6821, 6822.
Perinello (C.) Romanza. 18968.
Perkins (E. R.) When the fragrant
blossoms fall. 3119 (204).
Perkins (F. E.) Valerie. 19290.
Perkins (F. H.) Light that ne’er
grows dim. 8979.
Perkins (G. F.) No long distance
lovin’ for mine. 238941.
Perkins (H. S.):
Perkins vocal exercises no, 1.
10887 (58).
Song wave. 3119 (190).
Tempest (The) 24911 (69).
Perkins (T. E.):
Be strong. 12764.
Brighten all the way. 12846.
Perkins (W.) Three songs. 11988.
Perkins (W. O.) See Perkins (H. 8.)
Perleberg (A.): '
Heimweg. S441.
Leicht beschwingt.
Perlet (H.):
Ave Maria. 19503.
Friar’s prayer. 23058.
I ask not. 18298.
Perlmutter (—):
Bar-mitzvah. 1280.
Menshele meinst du
leben. 5294.
Oi, sis mir wohl. 5629.
Pintele yud. 2486, 5795.
Seit klug un shtoist sich on. 6144.
Yisrolik in sein eigen land. 7127.
Permice (J. C.) Yankee aeroplane.
7114.
Ferré (L.) I long for Lucy.
Perrier (P.):
Ballade. 18866. .
Canzonetta. 17898.
Cloches (Les) enchantées.
Danse des follies. 17995.
Danse normande. 19678.
Deuxiéme valse. 18018.
Gavotte-intermezzo. 4210, 13439.
Joie du matin. 18488.
Merry musketeers. 20193.
Petit galop de concert. 18867.
Petite rhapsodie. 18869.
8925.
west. eibig
13703.
17949.
2nd Regiment band march. 224387. Premiére mazurk. 18899.
Pequegnat (E. A.) Echo d’ enfance. Premiére valse. 18900.
(998. Réyeuse. 18945.
Percivalle (S.) In my gondola. 1966. Swing song. 19158.
Perfect (A.) Queen from Mars. 5905. Troisieme valse. 19254.
Pergolesi (G. B.): a pee
Se tu m’ ami. 17279. Perrin ( +t. C.) Wake up sweet
Stabat Mater. 2755. melody. 1057.
Tre giorni, 15339. Perrot (P.) Strand (The) 19130.
Périlhou (A.): Perry (A. W.) & sons musi€ CO.:
Caprice sur une fanfare. 22710. Abide with me. 22447.
Livre dorgue. 25636. Angel's twilight serenade. 1222.
Méditation. 2227. At the country club. 1248.
Six petits préludes. 2466. Beneath the old elm tree. 7444.
1918
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Perry (A. W.) & sons music co.—Con.
Cadets military band march.
22698.
Celebration band march.
Cook’s grand march. 7765.
Cupid’s dream. 22837.
Easter chimes. 38962.
Faithful. 22986.
Faro Nell. 18122.
Flying clouds. 8160.
Halley’s Comet. 18225.
Hope. 25289.
I love to tell the story. 18319.
I need Thee every hour. 8614.
I will sing the wondrous story.
23388.
Janet waltz.
22724.
2015, 8763.
Jesus Saviour pilot me. 18434.
Lyric theatre march. 23687.
Mortgage on the home. 5371.
Nervous kid. 5508.
Only for you. 24046.
Only you. 24051.
Sorority march. 24447.
Sunny slope waltz. 19145.
There is happy land. 19202.
Throw out the life line. 19223.
Tripping over the green. 24652.
Water lily waltz. 10667.
Water-nymphs love dream. 24751.
What shall the harvest be. 6959.
Whippoor will’s song. T7017.
Wyaconda. 38089.
Perry (E. P.) I long for Lucy. 13708.
Perry (J.) Please take me back to
Possumyille. 21901.
Perry (J. M.) My bark. 14886.
Perry (lL. €.) I want to get up in
your lap. 11467.
Perry (2... B.) :
Cedar brook waltz. 7182 (14).
Mountain home waltz. 7182 (55).
Perry (W. H.) Reverie in A. 2556.
Perschk (M.) Sch6dnste vom paradies.
6112.
Pessard (E.):
Bonjour, Suzon. 3481.
Petits potins. 20363.
Tzigane. 19269.
Pesse (M.):
Caresses d’ enfant. 20974.
Gentille aubade. 21226.
IdyHe dun patre. 21419.
Insaisissable (L’) 16525.
Joyeuse idyle. 138909.
Mandolines. 21642.
Oh, le jolie conte. 21824.
Pas des sylphides. 9650.
Petits pages Louis XIII. 2476.
Sur la barque fleurie. 12288.
Sur le clavecin. 22147.
Valsette fleurie. 29382.
Pestalozza (A.):
Almond blossom. 7242.
Ciribiribin. 1452, 3697, 21008.
Peters (B.):
Angel choir. 7281, 10887 (91).
Do you remember. 25467.
Hey there, sis. 1782 (125), 1850.
Peters (C. F.):
An die nacht. 21.
An’ seine sprdéde.
Barearolle. 23981.
Flieder. 264.
Griine wunder.
Guitarre. 357.
Guter rat. 358.
Hauptsache (Die)
Kalte. 513.
Lied des Lynkeus. 23598.
Lied vom bisschen sonnenschein.
546.
Maé. 23707, 23708.
Morgenhymnus. 23849.
Nachgeftihl. 23905.
Norwegian dances.
Nymphes. 693.
Phantasie. 23989.
Reminiscences of Grieg. 19859.
St. Nepomucks vorabend. 24256.
Schule des oktavenspiels. 24310.
Sehnsucht. 24323,
Selige sehnsucht.
Serenade. 893.
Sonate. 359.
Symphonischer
tragodie. 962.
Violin-konzert. 642, 23864.
Wiegenlied. 1116.
4 Sonatinen. 834,
D2 ettiden. 155.
100. (Der) psalm.
Peters (F.):
Miss Plum Pudding. 11783.
304.
375.
13531, 19857.
‘24326.
prolog zu einer
1153, 5944.
Polonaise. 5881.
Souvenir de la cdte d Azur.
12238.
Weihnachtsgedanken. 3010.
Peters (W. F.):
I’d rather be a friend of yours.
18302.
Paid in full. 2441.
Put the ball over the pan, McCann.
18919.
Tattle tale bird has a tale to tell.
6576.
Wanted, an old fashioned girl.
6912.
Will all my dreams come true.
193888.
Peterson (A. V.):
Comet rag. 12975.
Jester (The) 498.
Peterson (F. BE.) Our land. 18822.
Peterson (H.):
Auf wiedesehn, my beloved.
Slumber town. 17338.
Peterson (I.):
Crystalia waltzes. 22830.
Love’s fashion. 23672.
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INDEX
pt. 11, n. 8., v. 5
Peterson (J. B.) Royal guards. 2596.
Peterson (P. L.) Your home town
boy. 7150, 19426.
Peterson (R. C.) High in my aero-
plane. 18257.
Pether (H.- E.):
Any little girl
yours. 17783.
Good old Japan in London. 13497.
I can’t think of anything but girls.
4522.
I’m giving my hand to another.
13714.
I seem to hear you calling. 25951.
I’ve lost my heart in Cupid street.
25956.
In cherry blossom time.
Just to give the doga run. 13948.
Little boy of Tiny town. 5055.
May I ask you what your name is.
PAVALTETE
Miss Lollipop. 18657.
Mother’s sweet necklet of love.
14866.
My dear old coat.
with ways like
18380.
26481.
My sweet white heather. 11850.
No one but you. 2348.
On Monday I met him. 5649.
One smile from you. 9609.
Penny for your thoughts. 26735.
Plain little cotton gown. 21898.
Sam. 14981.
Shine, star, shine. 19058.
Sunny little face. 10298.
When the sun has lost its gold.
27498.
With all my heart.
Yesterday. 10833.
Petit (A. S.):
Hasta mafiana.
Joyeuses folies.
Nuage blane.
Petitjean (M.)
Petrie (A. J.):
I ain’t no orator but I’se just a
plain cull’ud man. 4507.
No one like mother at home. 5533.
She’s an angel on the golden
Stairs. 10111.
Petrie (H. W.):
AS deep as the deep blue sea.
20871.
I gave all my love to a sailor.
23331.
In a peach basket hat made for
two. 4691.
Lena Schmitt made a hit mit me.
4994,
Leoline. 4996.
Oh, for a thousand tongues. 9545.
Roses tell me of you. 9967.
Song that reminds me of you.
10212.
24856.
21304.
21498.
21800.
Frivolité. 1707.
Petrie (H. W.)—Continued.
There’s no one quite so dear as
you. 27289.
Thousand fathoms deep. 10429.
Petrie (H. W.) musie¢ co.:
In a peach basket hat made for
two. 4691. :
Lena Schmitt made a hit mit me.
4994.
Leoline. 4996.
Oh, for a thousand tongues.
Roses tell me of you. 9967.
Song that reminds me of you.
10212. :
Thousand fathoms deep.
Petrie (N. M.):
Dear girl-ee. 16055.
Dreaming, only dreaming.
Will o’ the wisp. 12512.
Petry (W. E.) Take me to Al Fresco.
20595.
Petté (S. A.)
22929.
Pettengill (W. T.):
As morning dawns.
He cometh. 4408.
Jesus, Thy name.
Some other time.
Pettine (G.):
Columbus march.
Duo primer. 1599.
Pewtress (H. W.):
Ferme Park. 23010.
Sunbeam. 24508.
Petzl (C.);
Kiiss mich schnell. 16619.
Liebe wacht. 14054, 18510.
Peach blossom. 9669.
Petzsch (E.) Why did you leave me.
10777.
Peycke (F.) Iaurel song series.
Peyrla (M.) Souhaits. 17376.
Peyton (D.):
All I want is my honey boy. 18.
Good enough for me. 331.
Honey I want you. 407.
In the bright moonlight.
In Zululand. 473.
Ragtime baseball. 801.
Taresa be mine. 24559.
Pfaff (H. F.). I am longing for you
9545.
10429.
11198.
Drift and dream.
3274.
4837.
6359.
22794.
4977.
466.
so. 4516.
Pfeiffer (A.) Country dance. 3767.
Pfistinger (F.) Deutsche walder,
deutsche heimat. 25454.
Pfitzner (H.) Art of pedalling. 12669.
Pfohl (F.) Turm balladen. 24671.
Pheils (A. P.) Sleep, mah pickaninny.
2701.
Phelan (E. G.):
Laughing (The) Billiken. 23572.
Monkey on a string. 23839:
Noisy tin beetle. 238945.
One-legged wooden soldier. 24038.
Silly old Jack-in-the-box. 24369.
1920
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Phelps (B.):
Eternity. 16380.
Snake charmer.
Phelps (E.):
Believe me, old glory. 25114.
For I’ve got to meet my wife at
two. 25637.
Just plain girl. 16578.
Take me ’round to the nickle
theatres. 103852.
Tell me, Irene. 22174.
Valley of the Keystone where the
Susquehanna flows. 15402.
Vaudeville. 19801.
When you know she knows you
know. 10748.
Phelps (G. C.) Jesus said unto the
people. 18900.
Phelps (P.M. M.) Don’t cry.
Phelps (S. W.), jr.
Master. 6160.
Philadelphia postal press:
De sleet an’ de snow. 16052.
Gay bumble bee. 16255.
I want to be your lazy darling.
13742.
New Dixie song. 14476.
Play you’s er squirrel, chile. 17102.
Sayin’ ter you good-night. 12118.
15066.
3899.
Service for the
Tell mother Ill start’ to-day.
17461.
There are others. 17481.
Those teasin’ eyes. 17498.
Will you be good to me. 15608.
You’re in my heart. 15686.
You’ve made a new world for me.
OG me
Philharmonischer' verlag. Aspasia.
fe.
Philie (J. E.) Cloud chief. 10887
C162).
Philip (A.):
Blégie. 19728.
Nocturne. 20364.
Philip (J.) Only. 14610.
Philip (W. A.) Yow’re all all right.
15671.
Philipp (A.) Ueber’n grossen teich.
6768.
Philipp (G.) pseud. for G. F. Suck.
See Suck (A. & D. H.), Schmidt
(He RP)
Philipp. CE):
Dix exercices. 24108.
Hilfe. 8015.
Pxercices élémentaires rythmiques.
244.
New gradus to Parnassum. 23930.
Philipp-gradus. 14699, 18871.
Problémes techniques. 9786.
Trill (The) in the works of Bee-
thoven. 24649.
Phillips (—) Dream. within
eyes. 11189, 13176.
Phillips (A. B.) King of Peace. 18471.
your
Phillips (A. F.) Lily of the Nile.
5048, 15704 (105).
Phillips) (CA. a.)
Blue roses, 7494.
"Tis Yule. 27324.
Phillips (Mrs. A. M. 1)” Woyalty.
5150.
Phillips (B.):
Lassie by the sea. 26172.
Loveshine. 11688.
Waiting for my love-mate. 12425.
Phillips (EH. N.) Praise the living not
the dead. 14759.
Phillips (H. D.) Sonata in D major.
24110.
Phillips (H. L.):
Lass of mine. 18487.
Remembrance, 9858, 24195.
Tears 0’ joy. 15248.
This love of ours. 997.
Two of us. 17550.
Phillips (J.):
Chop Suey rag. 25295.
Oh you Mike. 17014.
Phillips (J. W.):
Bourrée and musette.
Polonaise. 9724.
Scherzo. 5783.
Triumphal march. 10489.
ini ss: Gl Zia):
I’m longing for
7504.
someone’s love.
23358.
Memphis for me. 2239.
Only you. 24052.
Yours are the sweetest eyes.
27593.
+ Phillips (M. F.):
Dream has made me weep. 7938.
Good night. 16302.
Grey eyes. 16214.
Hour of dawn. 4480.
How dear to me the hour.
O tender sleep. 11900.
Phillips (R.) Chant sans paroles.
Phillips (R. C.):
Belle Américaine, 7487.
Uncle Sam’s march. 6774.
Phillips (W.):
Hello kid. 138617.
I feel so happy when I’m lone
with you. 138686.
Oh, you married men.
Santa Claus workshop.
You kid you. 19420.
Phillips (W. A.) Son of the desert am
I. 2724, 10198, 12208.
Phillips (W. J.) Love wakes, 21604.
Phillips (W. L.) Verna. 22267.
Phillips & Crew co. Nearer my God to
Thee. 16932.
Phillips & Page:
4489,
123.
18789.
24268.
Angels (The) 12642. ad
Arise, my love, my fair one.
12664.
Deep in the gloam of night. 21071.
1921
INDEX
pl. THaes.. Vv. oe
Phillips & Page—Continued.
Devotion. 13111.
Fuji San. 13414.
Ingeborg. 4749.
My thoughts are hovering round
you, 14445.
One last kiss.
Setting sun.
5665.
14988.
When May and June are wed.
22350.
With you away. 22397.
Phillips music c¢o.:
King of Peace, 18471.
Lassie by the sea. 26172.
Loveshine. 11688.
Waiting for my love-mate. 12425,
Philpott (W. A.) Come to the sunset
tree, 25354.
Photo shop. 8629, 9806, 10887 (115),
10887 (141), 10887 (175), 11277.
Piano: CH. M.) :
Too many eyes are making eyes at
you. 3119 (88), 6705.
Yiddisha rag. 1153 (140), 7125.
Piano galaxy. 5786.
Piantadosi (A.) :
Be jolly, Molly. 1286, 3367.
Can’t you see the rainbow. 7583.
Fido simply said bow wow. 21182.
Funny moon. 21215, 24911 (105).
I’m awf’ly glad I’m Irish. 16450.
I’m glad I’m Irish. 1901, 11440,
ITTAD. (5.)%
I didn’t mean to make you cry.
1894. .
I’m looking for a dear old lady.
259438, 25944.
In all my dreams I dream of you.
21436.
Just like the rose. 10887 (152).
King of the wide, wide world.
21524.
Let Georgie do it! 8933, 12565
(40)
Rusty-can-o-rag. PAGS) 24911
(161) .
San Francisco glide. 22006.
Ski-da-me-rink-a-doo. 2698, 27735.
Skid-dy-mer- rink - adink - aboomp.
12189.
Take me with you, Cutey. 22159,
24911 (171).
Take me with you into Loveland.
22160.
That dreamy Italian waltz, 22184,
24911 (178).
That)” Vidlran, rag, 3119 785),
10395, 15262-15264.
Think it over Mary.
(180).
Vampire love song. 6817.
Way down in cotton town.
S119: (92), 20725.
24604, 24911
2999,
192
|
Piatt (W. C.) Traveling salesman’s
dream. 2893.
ERiber (Je) =
Astronom wieder willen.
Fritz und Berta. 21209.
Pieazo (M.):
Arza y olé, 25021,
Farruca (La) 25605.
Tango del chirimbolo. 27238.
Picard (Jz) Souvenirs de fiancée.
24452.
Picchi (—) Fantasie original. 4063.
Piccolomini (M.) Salvation. 2609.
Pick-Mangiagalli (R.):
Quatre chansons.
Quatuor. 17095.
Sonate 8. 14709.
Trois miniatures. 9695.
Pickel (J.) Comedienne (The) 3735.
Pickerill (T. E.) Eyes of fortune.
22536.
14708.
8094.
Pickert (A.) Schlitissel zum paradies.
24298.
Pickett (C.) Sweet clover. 12287.
Pickett i. ls)ye
Bunch of grapes. 7549.
Tears and triumphs. 20602.
Pickett (T. H.) Laughing Nell waltz.
4975.
Picqueta(Gae
Com, com, com. 15975.
Gentleman farmer. 16260.
Manon cherie. 18602, 26328.
Patrouille de Pierrettes. 18851,
26725.
Si ce n’est qu’ un réve. 19061.
Pieczonka (A.) Dancing waves. 22851.
Pierce (H: W.):
Heart’s haven.
Our Lord is risen.
Pierce: (Raa oe
Make the world brighter. 14187.
Make the world brighter today.
16749.
Pierné (G.):
On ne badine pas avec Il’ amour.
1839.
5705.
17024.
Sérénade. 14977.
Stances d’ Izeyl. 19116.
Pierrot and Pierrette. 9697.
Pierson (H.' H.) Song of the de
mocracy. 10207.
Pierson (L. L.) Sun bonnet baby
song. 27186.
Pierson (W..T.):
For you’re just my style.
7182 (120).
Go-won-go. 321, T7182 (122).
I’m a daughter of Dixie-land.
434, 7182 (1383).
I'd like to know you better. 420.
I'll return to you my sweetheart.
18315.
Rose petals. 17208.
Sunshine I love you.
274,
7182 (173).
Y
—_
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Pierson pub. co. It’s so long since
you called me dearie. 2007.
Piirstinger (F.) Wenn zweie sich
gut sind. 22330.
Piggott (EB. St. C.):
Because you're gone dear.
Satisfaction. 10015, 12110.
Pigott & co., Ltd.:
Green sprigs. 21287.
Trish cradle song. 21469.
Letter from Mary of Mourne.
14049.
7417.
Mountains o’ Mourne. 143868.
Undecided lover. 22236.
Waiting for the May. 22294.
Pigsty (The) 12905.
Pike (HH: H.):
Awake my soul. 3313.
Come let us join with one accord
TA.
Come, sound His praise abroad
3728.
Dream maker man. 3921.
Forward be our watchword. 11271
Go forward Christian soldier.
4264.
Heart of praise. 383.
My spirit on Thy care. 662.
Rejoice before the Lord. 12057.
Sing this blessed morn. 27057.
Pinard (A.) White star. 19380.
Pinero (S. I.) Boast of the U. SN. A.
3479.
Pinkie and the fairies.
F103, 2942.
Pinney (E.)
15704 (110).
Pinski (C. H.)
1009, 1646,
Love’s echo. 14151,
Shriners masquerade
fae LOIS.
Pinsuti (—):
Better land. 11003.
In dreaming hours. 23482.
Lead, kindly light. 23575.
Pimsati (C.) :
Bedouin love song. 7421.
Good-night, good night,
11322, 13491.
I fear no foe. 4534.
O God, the rock of ages.
O Lord of hosts, how
26604.
Welcome, pretty primrose.
17642.
Pintele yud.
6144.
Piper (G.)
Piper (W.):
Down the trail.
Red mouse rag.
Pique-dame. 15357.
Pirani (E.):
Bella gigugin. 74386.
Boy (The) who whistles.
Mazurka pensierosa. 9216.
Santa Lucia. 10008.
beloved.
23961.
lovely.
12448,
1280, 2486, 5294, 5629,
Prayer hymn. 21909.
13163.
20415.
22664.
10176.
Heures d’été. 13627.
J’ai deux amours. 11545.
Pirates of Penzance.
Piriou (A.)
Pitault (J.)
Pitman (G.) Six offertory sentences.
17100.
Pitts (J. F.) Some day I’m going to
heaven. 24411.
Pitts (W. S.) Church in the wild-
wood. 19622.
Pittsburgh male chorus. O captain, my
captain. 9502.
deal MAYS UE pe
Meditation. 12772.
Melody. 5808.
Two bagatelles. 14721.
Valse E major. 9702.
Pivot. (By i.) Réveille d’ amour.
12063, 26868.
Pixley (F.) Heidelberg stein song.
16366.
Pizzi (H:) Vow (A) > 20712.
Plairo (—) Valmy. 10387.
Plant GAs Be.) i
Fantasia on Christmas carols.
22990.
John Peel. 18487.
Plants (ES Ro). My “Americans: cart:
16880.
Plantadis (—) D’oti viens-tu, bergére.
163.
Platt (R. B.) Gavotte. 305.
Platzmann (BP.):
Dances of all nations. 3812.
T’ll put the blame on Mr. Rubin-
stein. 16441.
When we were doing Coney Isle.
6996.
Player (W. J.):
Riding in the aeroplane. 12071.
Send me a wireless message dear.
12156.
Pleau (A.):
Don’t be jealous of old New York.
19703.
My cousin Antone.
Sandy McPherson. 20471.
When I stroll with you. 19366.
Yankee Doodle and Miss Liberty.
20244.
20786.
Pleyel (—) Rondo. 236553.
Pleyel (I.) 6 sonatinas. 9716.
Pliby (M.) Evangeline. 25574.
Plohn (A.) ZAbidr piesSni polskich.
(AGL.
Plumb (F. A.) O salutaris Hostia.
9524.
Plunkett (M.) My golden haired Sa-
bina. 9379.
Plympton (L. A.) :
Cradle song. 18010.
Serenade. 24845.
Still, still with Thee.
Podbertsky (T.):
Friihlingseinzug.
Jebt acht. S243.
24475.
$202.
1923
Podbertsky (T.)—Continued.
Gute nacht. 8861.
Heerbannlied der Deutschen. 84385.
Kleinod (Das) 8867. ;
Miihle im walde. 5395.
When love lingers. 12460.
Poggi (F.):
Fatte vasa. 18307.
Onore a Dante Alighieri.
Pohl (A.) Sky scrapers. 2700.
Poia. 765, 9717, 18887.
Point (R.) Liberty land.
Pointer (J.):
Come to me, gentle sleep.
Farewell. 19763.
Pokorny (V.) Kouzlo Kvétt.
Polah (A.) Esplanade walzer.
Poldini (E.):
Biedermeier.
Bocksfuss. 22644.
Domino. 22901.
Dorfsepp. 22913.
March of the buffoons.
Murmuring of the brook.
Schulmeisterlein. 243811.
Spanierin. 24455.
Troubadour. 24656.
Poliakin (F.):
Imitation
23421.
Rose of Egypt.
17032.
FAL:
19641.
20068.
21146.
22626.
14204.
14376.
des petits tambours.
17206.
10 daily finger exercises. 17112.
Polignac (A. de):
Douleur. 3914.
Plaintes d’amour. 5805.
Polk (EK. R.) Star of hope is beaming
on me. 20562. —
Pollard (N. L.)
around. 17155.
Reason why I hang
Pollett (A.) Marche gothique. 9149.
Pollitt (A. W.):
Gavotte in D. 17382.
Infant joy. 18404.
Magnificat and Nune _ dimittis.
16743.
O God who hast prepared. 5576.
O perfect love. 14581.
Romance. 26900.
Sonata. 26764.
Te Deum laudamus. 27247.
To Sylvia. 192386.
Pollock (C. E.):
Awake, awake, and sing. 7368.
Cross the line to-day. 16012.
Fount of cleansing. 16232.
Glory for me. 8283.
Harp that I shall play. 16340.
I’ll tell the sweet story. 8582.
I’m hidden in Thee. 8601.
I’m trusting in the promises. 8609.
In the name of Jesus. 18819.
Let the tidings roll. 5008.
Love, joy, and peace. 9057.
Mansions grand. 9186.
Dt. ie ess v.5
Pollock (C. H.)—Continued.
On the firing line. 17026.
Saved. 10018.
There’s a beautiful land of sun-
shine. 10410.
Who'll to the rescue. 12488.
Pollonnais (A.):
Sérénade. 2498.
Suite romanesque.
Polnische wirtschaft.
22376, 24786, 27470.
Ponce (M. M.) Amorosamente.
Pond (A. L.):
Evening. 8066.
Lovers lullaby. 9070.
Nigot has a thousand eyes.
Pond (H.) Vice versa. 15484.
Pond (L. M.) Deck the altar.
G22):
Pond. (W.(A.)2 72
SiO (h22)\.
Pond (W. A.) & @o.:
Baby’s skies are mother’s eyes.
7371
Because you love me.
12266.
21096, 21632,
17775.
9467.
3119
Deck the altar.
25095.
Blue Alsatian mountains. 25162.
Children’s song. 25287.
Come ye children. 12972.
Danse rustique. 3819.
Day is past and over. 1525.
16061.
8018.
Dear when I look.
Elks’ funeral march.
Fireside song. 133834.
Goat bells. 138466.
God is love. 18468.
God is our refuge and sivetieth
4270.
Good-night. 13490.
Green hill. 25772.
Happiness ever is fugitive found.
13563.
Her violin. 4485.
How excellent Thy name. 8503.
Jesus, and shall it ever be. 16556.
Jesus Christ is born today. 2018.
Lawrence schocl march. 16635.
Lincoln school march. 14078.
Little Boy Blue. 5054.
March on, America. 2638381.
My dad’s dinner pail. 143894.
Never take the horse-shoe from
the door. 14475.
O land that in Jehovah’s name.
16979, 18778.
O Lord Thy will be done. 14520.
O mother dear Jerusalem. 14530.
O salutaris hostia. 5594, 16987,
16988.
Peace to the earth. 2456.
Poor old Moses. 18890.
Ring of love. 5981.
Ring, ring de banjo. 9896, 14858.
Saviour like a shepherd lead us.
6087.
Say yes,
Marie. 26966.
1924
{ INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
=
Pond (W. A.) & co.—Continued.
Sea of love. 14965.
Send out Thy light.
Spirit love. 15187.
Sweet dreams of paradise. 15206.
Te Deum laudamus in D. 10870.
Thou heaven blue and _ bright.
153804.
Thy life was given for me.
Twinkling stars. 6756.
Vesper hymn. 27402.
Wanderer’s greeting. 15483.
Wanderer’s night song. 14908.
We beseech Thee, almighty God.
15496.
Whatsoever ye do. 15536.
When the night comes on.
Winter everywhere. 15616.
‘Pond (W. J.) March of the nations.
5208, 9141, 14207.
10084.
6672.
17669.
‘Poniatowski (J.) Agnus Dei. 19451.
‘Ponti (R. Delli) Haschisch. 23213.
Pool (E. M.) Wireless message.
| 22393.
Poole (A. W.):
Efymmn, — 23511.
Love in a look. 51138.
‘Pope (J. LL.) Pallietee waltz. 14654.
‘Pope re bar! Lah
| Grandpa, you’re dreaming. 18517.
| He’s my son. 11369.
Popp (W.) Forget-me-not. 4142.
Popper (D.):
Herbstblume. 16370,
Vito. 17604.
Popy (F.) Viva el torero. 24787.
Popy-Courtioux. Fantastique. 22992.
Poreasi (P.) ’Na serenata a ceccia.
- 11855.
Porepp (G.):
Dream (A) 22918.
Goldene jugend. 1774.
Weihnachtsfee (Die)
Porpora (N.):
Menuet. 23779.
Ss Sonata in D. 12015.
Borpora (N. A.) All vain I hold it
24775.
ever. 24956.
rter (A.) Beulah. 7457.
orter (C.) Bridget. 15874.
@orter (F, A.):
Humoresque. 16407.
&
v
' Prelude fantastique. 26785.
‘Seven and twenty easy pieces.
260 (2.
Valse brillante. 27384.
Winter sunset, 27548.
orter (H. W.):
Call Jehovah thy salvation. 93571.
Glory eternal. 8282.
His natal day. 28268.
Their message sweet. 27278.
Porter (O.) Go ahead. 21249, 25724.
Porter, CWej25)s
Jubilate Deo in B flat. 506.
O little town of Bethlehem. 697,
Portilla (V.) Vals Virginia. 20681.
Rortivs Ghee
Abendgesang der elfen. 7185.
Abendstimmung. 7187,
Am Gardasee. 7256.
Am stillen weiher. 7258.
Am wiesenquell. 7259.
Biedermeier gavotte.
Blonde Rosel. 7486.
Du mein alles. 7958.
Engelsstimmen. 8036.
Ersehntes gltick. 8041.
Feurig blut. 8127.
Gltickliche herzen. 8292.
7459,
Goldmarie. 83811.
Gruss an.prinzessin Victoria Luise.
8355.
Gruss von Luzern. 8356..
Jagdgliick. 8762.
Lieb ’und lust. 8953.
Lustige Tiroler. 9094,
Maiengltick. 9128.
Mein schones sorrent. 9233.
Prinzess gavotte. 9782.
Schwanengesang. 10056.
Stille trdhume. 10264.
Siisse schiiferin. 10281.
Zu deinen fitissen. 10876.
Portnoff (L.) Aus der kindheit tagen.
15786.
Portwood (H. J.) Beneath the old
elm tree. 22609.
Posse (W.) Sechs kleine stiicke.
Pp 26s
PostGWaess i:
Above the shining heavens. 7192.
All the world is keeping Haster.
(28k
Beautiful light. 7418.
Children’s day in Sunland. 12935.
Christ is born. 1485.
Christ-child. 38681.
Day celestial breaks. T7851.
Dwell within me. 3948.
Each one in his own small way.
13205.
Emmanuel. 89938.
Exultant praises. 18108.
23089.
glory.
For the Man of Galilee.
Krom His Kingdom of
23068.
Give it out to others, 4242.
Hail, the sun of righteousness,
4366.
Help to set the world rejoicing.
4430.
Holy Book of God. 23270.
I will praise Thee. 18750.
Just one sheaf for Jesus. 23514,
King cometh. SS48.
King of life and light.
Lifting the banner of Jesus.
4912.
5044.
INDEX
Post (W. A.)—Continued.
Loving little Jesus. 5147.
Loyal hearts march on, 5149.
Loyalty. 238680.
Merry chime. 5802.
Messengers of joy. 53808.
My truest Friend. 20262.
Nature’s awakening. 9444,
O happy bells, ring on. 9507.
Our Saviour’s birth. 26694.
Pass the good along. 5741.
Praise Him. 5854.
Raise the cross of Jesus. 9820.
Santa Claus’ wireless telegraph
circuit. 6073.
See this lily. 10072.
Shining all our days. 6180.
Singing heart. 6298.
Soldiers true and strong. 6340.
Song of gladness, 24424.
Songs of the Nativity. 6401.
Sowing for the harvest. 6419.
Spreading the message. 6440.
Summer gladness, 15176.
Sunday school army will conquer.
24504,
This is the bulb. 10425.
Voice of Christmas. 2970.
Wave the standard. 6924.
Wherever there is gladness. 7012.
Working for the Master. 7103.
World is full of joy. 7104.
You can be a helper. 24879.
Yuletide gladness. 27594.
Post" @W. Jay
All things good and _ beautiful.
12603.
Guiding star, 355.
One flag we follow. 26672.
Queen of spring. 26819.
Tell me dear Robin. 27261.
Post pub. co.:
Santa Claus’ wireless telegraph
circuit. 6073.
Songs of the Nativity. 6401.
Postal hotel co. Fountain waltzes.
16234.
Poster folk. 9746.
Posty .(C. - F:) Millionaire’s pipe
dream. 18652.
Pott (ALOR) What shall. I buy for
ma dearie. 6958.
Potteiger (J. P.) Esmeralda. 8052.
Potter (B.) I’m going to marry an
Trish .2irl. 18322.
Potter (C. B.) Girl we love the best.
16267.
Fouer Ce: i.) :
New independence day. 16939.
Roosevelt, we’re glad to welcome
you. 17200.
Poueigh (J.):
Conquérants du réve. 1475.
Minn.) 711.
pt. 11, n. s., v.
Hin
Pouget (L.): \:
Danse des congayes. 11137, 21062.)
Fleurs de lotus. 11252, 21188. |
Fumées d’opium. 11293, 21214.
Marche guerriére. 11732, 21649.
Sérénade Indo-Chinoise. 12165 J,
22087. |
Pounds (R.) Grammar. 1792. |
Poverty hall. 24145.
Powell (A. L.):
Because you love me. 25095. |
Good night, mumsie, good night.)
4301. |
Green hill. 25772.
If love were all. 4657.
Pine trees. 5796.
Say Yes, Marie. 26966.
Sweet thoughts of you. 6541.
Powell (C. C.):
Dixie flyer. 21088.
Jim Crow rag. 4840.
Powell (C. R.) Twilight whispers.|
6754. |
Powell (H. M.):
Praising His boundless love. 20389.
Sunshine floods my soul. 20588.
Trusting and clinging. 20659.
Powell (O.): |
Always smile. 15736.
Are you looking for a girl like
—
me. 17788.
Ev’ry girl loves a military man.}
8085.
Fol-lol-the-diddle-ol-the-day. 8161.)
Girl in the chantecler hat. 18454.)
Grand choeur. 25763. \
He left his little chrysanthemum. |
18236. |
I'm afraid youll have to come
along o’ me. 25982.
I never kiss any boys ’round here.
11458. i
I suppose she knows. 23371.
I want to get right home. 21405. |
In the land where there are no|
girls. 11516. |
John Bull’s daughters. 184386.
Let me think I’m someone. 23586. |
Puff, puff, out went the moon.)
26805.
Put it there. 24177.
Reclaimed. 5934. j
Rosy. 12094.
This is no place for a sailor. 10424. |
To-morrow may be_- good-bye. |
Pee
Toceata. 1474S.
West pole. 20784.
Powell (R. L.):
Everlasting love. 19752.
His love shall triumph. 19904.
I ask no more than this. 19928.
Jesus is far the best. 20041.
Soul’s best friend. 20549.
Sunlight all the way. 20579. |
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910 ©
Powell (R. L.)—Continued.
"Twill all be glory over there. 15372.
20729.
5031.
We'll vote Missouri dry.
Powell (S.) Liebeslied (Ein)
Powell (W. C.):
~ Blue bird waltz.
Buds and blossoms.
Cavalieri. 25257.
China clock and a Dresden cat.
25290.
Clover leaf. 253831.
Forest voices. 25641.
Goldenrod. 25746.
Irresistible rag. 115384.
Johnny Jump-up. 16562.
Messenger of love. 26398.
My jewel. 93891.
Right about. 2562.
School march. 1153 (103).
Secrets. 2650. .
Silvery moonlight. 6269.
25165.
15885.
Sunrise on the lake. 27190.
Sylvan dell. 27221.
Vedana. 17580.
Whispers in the dell. 27517.
Powers (G. E.) Glad I fell in love.
4245.
Praeger (A. ©.) O holy Child of Beth-
lehem. 5577.
Praetorius (C.) :
Chasing the eagle. 1416.
Spot that my heart calls home.
10247,
' Praise pub. co.:
Battle of the centuries. 25080.
Bear the cross. 338738.
Come to the cross of Jesus.
Comrades of Jesus. 11107.
I'll be a witness for Jesus. 4551.
Is it the crowning day. 26044.
Prather (M. H.) :
I am on the Lord’s side. 4518.
Lessons that I learned at mother’s
knee, 5000.
There’s glory
6636. :
Why not let God have His way.
7034.
Pracher. (S.- H..) Lessons
learned at mother’s knee.
Pratt: 4A):
Chanson de mai.
Chanson d’octobre.
Peggy. 24084.
Fratr (C. BE.) No other girl but you.
20282.
Pra (2 Wey
Fellow I went with once.
Southern glide. 6414.
Who made cur flag.
Pratt €P:)):
Colonial glide. 38714. 7182 (107).
Walhalla. 6900, 7182 (180).
Pratt AUS. °G;) Harp at midnight.
8391.
3732.
flooding my soul.
that I
5000.
3633.
3631.
4081.
7026.
Pratt (S. G.):
Court minuet.
Heaven’s messenger.
She said, Auf wiedersehn.
(49).
Voix du choeur.
19437 (5).
15704 (9).
15704
20814 (29).
Zenobia, queen of Palmyra. 15704
(55).
Pratt (W. A.) Angel choir. 3233.
Preciosa. 23648, 26784.
Prehl (P.):
Gebet. 13442.
Heimkehr. 19895.
Wenn kinderlein beten. 22328,
Preisinger (H.) Our last good-bye.
18823.
Premier music pub. co. Somewhere.
22090.
Prentice (J. A.) Dedication march.
13095.
Presbyterian board of pub. & S. S.
work (Trustees of the) Song of
praise. 10204.
Prescott (C. H.)
16166, 21158.
Presser (T.) €0.:
Everybody’s Teddy.
Adoration, 12580,
Aeroplane. 12584.
After the harvest. 10903.
After the opera. 24936.
Ah! that was many years ago.
12590.
Airs and graces, 19454.
Airy steps. 12594.
Al Fresco. 24942.
Alla marcia in D. 12607.
Always in the van. 19468.
Among the wild flowers, 10933.
Angelus. 19479.
Annie Laurie. 22517.
Anvil chorus. 15425.
Arabian march. 3259.
Aragonaise, 7301, 15764.
Arrival of the Brownies.
Ase’s death. 11340.
At honor’s glorious call. 15772.
At night. 10954.
At the blacksmiths’.
At the country inn. 1
At the fair. 10956.
12666.
At the horse show. 12684.
At the spring. 1095S.
At twilight. 19491.
Autumn canter. 25050.
Autumn pranks. 12710.
Babette. 3317.
Radinage. 22568.
Rall room whispers. 7389.
Banner of victory. 12747.
Barber of Bagdad. 12749.
Barearolle. 3348, 12751, 238982.
Be cheerful. 178380.
Be in good humor, 12762.
Be Thou with me. 15817
Beautiful Saviour. 3
1927
INDEX
|
i
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Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Beetles’ dance. 25102.
Before Jehovah’s awful throne.
7430.
Behold, I tell you a mystery. 65.
Bella Napoli. 3404.
Belles, and beaux.
Beneath the trees.
Benediction. 7448.
Berceuse, 8301.
Best of friends. 12791.
Beyond the smiling and the weep-
3408.
25124.
ing. 25141.
Biondinette valse. 7468.
Bird in the forest. 12799.
Bird in the woods. 3445.
Birds in springtime. 209380.
Birthday festival. 12806.
Birthday serenade. 20981.
Blow bugies. 25161.
Blue bells. 3466.
Bluette humoristique. 3476.
Boots and saddles. 92.
Bridal chorus, 17609.
Bright beyond. 25190.
Bright days, 97.
Bright eyes. 12845.
Brother and sister. 20959.
Brownies. 15881.
Bugle ealls. 12855.
Bumble bee. 7546.
But the Lord is mindful of His
own. 12862.
But what must it be to be there.
15889.
Butterfly dance. 12863.
Butterfly valse. 3552.
By the brook. 11086.
By the creek. 11037.
Call of spring. 3573.
Call to arms. 25227.
Canary (The) 17895.
Caprice joyeux. 12893.
Capriccieto. 26896.
Carnival capers. 15918.
Carol (The) 22715.
Centenary march. . 15923.
Chanson triste. 20983.
Charge of the Cossacks. 7636.
Chase of the butterflies. 1415.
Chattering brooklet. 12926.
Cheer up. 17929.
Children’s dance. 15954.
Children’s waltz. 15955.
Chiming bells of long ago.
Chinese dance. 12939.
Chinese music box. 15958.
Christmas hearts with
bounding. 3690.
Christmas night. 25313.
Circus (The) 3696.
Close to thee. 3702.
College girls. 7715.
Colors (The) 7719.
22751.
rapture
1928
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
ye jolly shepherds,
Come, all
11096.
Come Holy Ghost. 21023.
Comme il faut. 12978.
Commemoration march. 15993.
Congratulations. 3746.
Contented bird. 17970.
Corn flowers. 8756.
Country dance. 21040.
Cross country riders. 13024.
Crown Him with many crowns,
16015.
Cunning Cupid. 138034.
Dainty and graceful. 25400.
Dance in the vineyard. 25405.
Dance of the birds. 138044.
Dance of the cricket. 18045.
Dance of the goblins. 19672. —
Dance of the marionettes. 3808.
Dance of the spiders. 22847. —
ee ee
Dance of the wooden shoes. = '
Dancing imps. 22850.
Dancing lesson. 179938.
Dancing nymphs. 16037.
Dancing on the boat. 7828.
Dancing stars. 16038.
Danse caprice. 16042.
Danse directoire. 19677.
Daphne. 13067.
Dawn. 138074.
Day break, 19682.
Dollies story. 18138. 4
Doll’s dance. 16088,
Domino dance. 18155.
Downh the lane. 13162.
Dragon flies. 16108.
Dream castles. 16109.
Dream maker man. 3921.
Dream of spring. 13175.
Dream story. 21102.
Earth is the Lord’s, T7978.
Hasy Engelmann album. 183209.
Echoes of the past. 16128.
4
Hgyptian bridal procession. oa.
Hlégy. 16136.
Elfe. 8015,
Elfin chimes. 22959.
Elves at play. 13235.
En avant. 16140.
En gondole,
Enchanted woods. 19737.
Entrance of the guests. 13246.
Kolus. .8039.
Etude. 22754.
Etude de concert. 4019.
Evening party. 16160.
Evening prayer. 21149.
Evening song. 19022.
Evening song and Evening prayer.
4033.
Eventide. 11220, 13271.
Excitement, 4041.
Exhibition drill. 138279.
Fair Annette. 21162.
i. J
ae
es ee ee ee
a ee eae AS.
18083. 7
22900.
pt. III, 0. S., v3 |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Presser (T.) co.—Continued. Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Fairies (The) 19758.
Fairies’ carnival. 18284.
Fairy boat. 13286.
Fairy dance, 8100.
Fairy grotto. 18287.
Fairy pool. 21167.
Falling blossoms. 18116.
Far away from Ireland. 4066.
Far from home. 22998.
Father’s birthday. 21175.
Felice waltz. 23006.
Felicity valse. 13314.
Festal march, 21180.
Festal sounds. 18319.
Feu follet. 16197.
Fidelity. 18131.
Fleetfoot. 21187.
Fleur-de-lis. 261.
Flora. 8145.
Flower o’'Dumblane. 4118.
Flower of love. 19779.
Flying witeh. 138360.
For love’s sweet sake, 19787.
For mother’s birthday. 16227.
For old times sake. 25638.
Por you, 13371.
Forget me not. 8177, 18374.
Forgiven. 13377.
Forward, be our watchword.
Be es i
Four in hand. 4149.
Four sentences. 2767.
Fraternal march. 11275.
Frolics. 13400.
From Russia. 13402.
From the orient. 13404.
Full of play. 11292.
Funeral march. 20661.
Galopade. 8225.
Gavotte. 4206, 13434, 19815.
Gavotte moderne. 4211, 19816.
Gently gliding. 25698,
Germania. 18174.
Germany. 14360.
Get ready. 23093.
Gipsy dances. 21229,
Gipsy revel. 19819.
Glad tidings. 23114.
Gloomy day. 11310.
Go forward Christian soldier.
4264,
God be merciful. 25730.
God 1s love. 25732.
God that madest earth and heaven.
16288.
God’s eternal love. 4276.
Going for a spin, 8305.
Golden leaves. 4285.
Gondola ride. 13486.
Gondoletta. 16296.
Good as gold. 21265.
Good day. 8319.
Good intentions. 4292,
Good luck. 4293.
1929
Good night dollie, sleep well.
16303.
Good night little girl. 13492.
Grandmother’s song, 138516,
Great grandmother’s bridal waltz.
13524.
Greedy. 113837.
Guide me. 8358.
Gwendolyn. 19864.
Hail to the Sabbath day. 43868.
Happiness. 19871.
Happy anticipation. 13565.
Happy home. 19874.
Happy Hottentots. 13568.
Happy Jack. 13569.
Hark, hark my soul. 370, 18574.
Hark, the angels sweetly sing.
19877.
Harvest days. 13579.
Heart of the rose. 8422.
Heart to heart. 25823.
Heart’s delight. 16363.
Heart’s greetings. 8427.
Heartsease. 385. .
Heaven is my home. 1841.
Hello, is this the weatherman.
18248.
Hide not Thy face. 8458.
Highland lullaby. 8462.
Holiday echoes. 21340.
Home at last. 16388.
Home sweet home. 23278.
Hop, skip, jump. 13645.
Hour of prayer. 1869.
Humoresque. 4494, 18280.
Humpty Dumpty’s pranks. 13656.
Hungarian national dance. 258838.
Hunting piece. 11408.
Hunting song. 13658.
Hurrah, land again. 8524.
I begin. 23317.
I can’t and I can. 18299.
I heard a great voice. 16485.
I meta little elf man. 4591.
I need Thee every hour. 4388.
I want to bea soldier. 19970.
I was glad when they said unto
me. 18745.
I will give you rest. 19976.
I will lift up mine eyes. 4629.
If only thou art true. 19988.
If ye love me. 138774.
Immortality. 4682.
Impromptu. 17277, 22284.
In absence. 4698.
In Andalusia. 18379.
In heavenly love abiding. 138794.
In high spirits. 4708.
In hot pursuit. 26012.
In Japan. 4704.
In rose time. 21441.
In September. 18806.
In the circus tent. S704.
In the clover. 18894.
INDEX
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
In the fair grounds. 8709.
In the far east. 16514.
In the fields. 18814.
In the flower shop. 26020.
In the lead. 138818.
In the willows’ shade.
Indian love song. 1984.
Indian war dance. 16528.
Inflammatus. 6025.
Isabella. 16537.
It was lover and his lass.
Italia. 4793.
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me.
Jockey boys. 11552.
Johnny and Meg. 4845.
Jolly cobbler. 2030.
Jolly comrade. 8788.
Jolly jokers. 138905.
Jolly mermaids. 4850.
Jolly partners. 26097.
Jolly roamer. 21497.
Joy of life. 18908. &
Joyfully on the way. 8798.
June flowers. 13921.
Just good natured. 4882.
Juvenile march. 23516.
Keen the air and clear the sky.
HI:
King’s march. 4918.
Leaning on Thee. 14020.
Learning to waltz. 18491.
Leisure thoughts. 26187.
Let us return. 2114.
Let’s have a song. 16648.
Life’s sunshine. 8968.
Life’s way. 20089.
Light cavalry. 14074.
8718.
11544.
495.
Like as the hart. 16654.
Lilacs. 26218.
Little blue eyes. 21576.
Little Boy Blue. 8998.
Little busy bodies. 11648.
Little chatterbox. 21577.
Little cradle song. 5060.
Little darling. 9002.
Little festival march. 14086.
Little flirt. 14087.
Little flower gatherers.
Little huntsman. 16667.
Little jokers. 14090.
Little Lottie’s dance. 14093.
Little song for two. 2145.
Little Susie’s make believe wed-
ding. 5068.
Little things. 18541.
Little visitor comes.
Little while. 20110.
Lo, the day of rest declineth. 559.
Lovely flower. 11658.
Lord is my Shepherd. 11663.
Lord is risen indeed. 9036.
Lord of all being. 3391.
Lost happiness. 9044.
Love affair. 9049.
18533.
16672.
1930
pt. 11, n. s., v. 5
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Love and. roses. 11668, 16690.
Love divine. 16692.
Love song. 5126, 11325.
Lover’s envy. 5139, 11679.
Love's flowers shall bloom. 18579.
Love’s visions. 9082.
Loving glance. 11689.
Loyal hearts. 572.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 1561.
Lyric moment. 5169.
Mandolinata. 17237.
Marathon. 16754.
March in G. 207138.
March of the priests. 9970.
March of the seasons. 5209.
March of the tin soldiers. 14210.
Marche des petits Pierrots. 9147,
11730.
Marche des pompiers.
Marche légére. 5219.
Marche militaire. 16761.
Marche russe. 16764.
Marching home. 9154.
Marching in school. 9155.
Masked garden festival.
Maskers revels. 14230.
Massa’s in the cold cold ground.
23746.
May day frolic. 5252.
May sounds. 5253.
Mayflower (A) 26364.
Mazurka. 15352.
Mazurka de concert. 18624.
Mazurketta. 9217.
Meadow brook. 2225.
Meditation. 23760.
Melodie studies. 5278.
Melody and velocity. 16798.
Melody of love. 9238.
Merrily we roam. 23788.
Merry crickets. 11775.
Merry encounter. 609.
Merry life. 14281.
Merry maids. 14282.
Merry time. 20194.
Message of spring.
14212.
14229.
5307.
Message of the bells. 9267.
Mill in the dell. 26407.
Miniature. 53876.
Minuet. 21700.
Mocking bird. 14331.
Moonbeams on the water. 143887.
Morning song. 9329.
Morning star. 688.
Morris dance. 9330, 16861.
Mother goose tale. 21719.
Mountain trail. 5885.
Music hath charms. 217835.
Musical chatter. 5402.
Musical gift album. 23872.
Musical thoughts for little tots.
5404.
My Algonquin. 5411.
My darling. 21750.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Presser (T.) co.—Continued. Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
My defence is of God. 5422.
My faith looks up to Thee. 11825.
My first dance. 9877.
My first sweetheart. 93878.
My little curly head. 21759.
My love star. 16904.
My old Kentucky Home. 23898.
Mystic procession. 18739.
Nagyar dance. 18597.
Naiads. 21780.
Napolita. 14457.
Nature studies. 5501.
Nature’s charms. 14461.
Naval cadets march. 14468.
Neopolitan dance song. 15353.
Nearer my God to Thee. 21783,
26529.
*Neath the American flag. 14466.
*Neath the apple trees. 11862.
New gradus. 239380.
New life. 20275.
Nightfall. 239388.
Nightingale and the rose. 23989.
Nine-fold kyrie. 26561.
Niobe. 5529.
Nocturne. 3545.
Norwegian hunter’s march. 16956,
Now the day is over. 692.
Now the evening shades. 20292.
O captain, my captain, 18765.
O God, our strength. 11891,
O happy band of pilgrims. 23962.
O heart of mine. 20301.
O how lovely. 16978.
O hush thee my baby. 5580,
O Lord most mighty. 14519.
O love divine. 9512.
O master take us through the
gate. 14526.
O ye who love. 20306,
October day. 11904.
Off for home. 5607.
Offertoire. 17003.
Old fogies. 11923.
Old folks at home. 24016.
On a swing. 9586.
On escort duty. 26666.
On rollers. 14598.
On the bluffs. 11935.
On the deep sea. 9596.
On the field of honor, 14596.
On the ice. 21839.
On the pier. 14598.
On the playground. 18802.
On the stage. 17028.
On the strand. 24031.
On tip toe. 14602.
One day I gathered roses. 14604.
Onward Christian soldiers. 11941.
Oriental festival march. 14622,
Orpheum march. 14624.
Our army and navy. 11952.
Our boys and girls. 14682.
Our champion. 26687,
1931
68294—10——32
Our own private car. 5707.
Overland. 14650.
Paladin. 17058.
Parade march of the tin soldiers.
21868,
Parting. 14664.
Pastorale. 17073.
Peace at eventide. 203854.
. Peace, perfect peace. 5752.
Pean triomphal. 9670.
Petite farandole. 26745.
Petite serenade. 5775.
Petite valse. 2475.
Pink cheeks. 14716.
Pions lay, 11997.
Play of the nymphs, 14723.
Playtime. 9714.
Pleasant thoughts. 17108.
Poet and nightingale. 24129.
Poetry of motion, 14731.
Polkettina. 9720.
Polonaise. 14738.
Pomp and panoply. 9729.
Pond lilies. 766.
Prairie blossoms. 14756.
Praise ye. 21728.
Pretty little Dolly. 17127.
Pretty moonlight. 24161.
Pretty shepherdess. 21912.
Pretty star. 20895.
Primula. 14770.
Pure and true. 26807.
Quiet hour. 14804.
Recollections of the mountains.
9830.
Remembrance. 24194.
Restlessness. 20419.
Reverie by the sea. 24206.
Rigoletto. 10582.
Ring around a rosie. 17180.
Ritournelle. 5988.
Rob Roy march. 14866,
Robin (The) 24218.
Robin Redbreast. 5991.
Roguish eyes. 6000.
Roll eall. 14878.
Romance. 19024, 26903.
Romance in B flat. 204386.
Romance of youth. 12081.
Rosebud (The) 18981.
Roses. 20452.
Russian’ intermezzo. 20456.
Rustie dance. 14912.
Sailing. 14919.
Saltarella. 9999.
Sand man. 22005.
Sands o’ Dee. 17245.
Saviour, again to Thy dear name
we raise. 6086.
Saying good bye. 10028.
Seherzetto. 26897.
Seherzino. 20056.
School days. 12186.
School, drill. 12187.
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 5
Presser (T.) co.— Continued.
School picnic. 22018.
Seeret of the flowers. 17284.
Secret wishes. 6140.
Serenade. 20490.
Serenata favorita. 10104.
Shepherd true. 17305.
Shout the glad tidings. 270382.
Siegmund’s love song. 15472.
Sinbad, the sailor. 150380.
Singers’ repertoire. 19070.
Six melodious study pieces.
Sketch. 6297.
Slavonia. 27066.
Sleep little one sleep. 22069.
Sleeping wood Nymph. 6806.
Sleepy eyes. 15056.
Slumber song. 6311.
Snail (The) 19077.
Snow flakes. 17346. |
7903.
Social buds. 15074.
Softly now the light of day. 2711.
Soirée dansante. 905.
Soldiers’ march. 153856.
Something for Thee. 205387.
Sometimes. 24419.
Song of the mill. 63885.
Song without words. 6393.
Songs of the homeland. 12217.
Sous bois. 19107.
Souvenir de Naples.
Spanish dance. 6424.
Spinner (The) 27187.
Spring pleasure. 151438.
Spring’s message. 15148.
Standard compositions for the
piano. 6450, 19117.
Starlight ramble. 935.
Starlit night. 15156.
Step lightly. 24473.
Studies for the left hand alone.
20575.
Studies in florid song.
Style and technique.
Summer days. 27184.
Summer joy. 15178.
Summer pastimes. 12273.
Summer smiles. 15181.
Sunbeams. 6499.
Sunday morn. 10294.
Sunset reverie. 15193.
Sunshine. 12279.
Sweet confidences. 27205.
Sweet is Thy mercy. 174831.
20551.
27178.
10279.
Sweet lavender. 22152.
Sweet message. 12289.
Sweet souvenir. 12291.
Sweet spring flowers. 15211.
Swing song. 20591.
Tannhiiuser. 154738.
That little girl. 20618.
That sweet story. 12324.
There really is no harm in me.
6632.
1932
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
There’s a gentle voice of love.
20626.
Thespian march.
They that trust
15293.
Think of me. 6652, 24606.
Thou Lord of life. 2754.
Thou wilt guide my
through. 12342.
2849.
in the Lord.
journey
Three themes from Schubert.
10052.
Thy will be done. 6676.
Tin soldier boys. 19230.
Titamia’s dance. 2874.
To sleep. 6691.
To spring. 23180.
To springtime. 6692.
To the daisy. 19281.
To Thee, O Lord, I bring. 6694.
To Thee, O Lord, our hearts we
raise. 27328.
To Thy courts, O Lord we come.
17514.
To you. 6698.
Tone miniatures. 15328.
Tone pictures. 17519.
Torchlight dance. 153382.
Toreador. 6706.
Town and country. 15335, 17524. |
Trot de cavallerie. 27348.
Tulip waltz. 17544.
Turkish patrol. 27358.
Twelve tone pieces. 19554.
Twilight and evening bell.
Two grenadiers. 10055.
Two marionettes. 6758.
Two Scotch songs. 22285.
Two walizes. 12836.
Two’s company. 17551.
Under the lindens.
Unto Thee. 15830.
Vain regrets. 17566.
Valentine’s day. 15401. .
15369.
Valse. 153859.
Valse brillante. 10549, 15404.
Valse fantastique. 1039. ~
Valse fugitive: 17575.
Valse impromptu. 10559.
Valse légére. 6810.
Valse lente. 6811.
Valse Lorraine. 15412.
Valse mignonne. 27388.
Valse parisienne. 19296.
Valse sentimentale. 20687.
Valsette. 19299.
Venetian lullaby. 15418.
Vénetienne. 8302.
Very first pieces for the piano-
forte. 6838.
Vesper chimes. 12411.
Victorious career. 6845.
Vigilate. 10597.
Village belles. 2956.
Village merry making. 6855.
12382, 15389. |)
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Violets. 19306, 27411.
Vision of youth. 193807.
Voices of the woods. 20710.
Wake, dolly, wake. 19321.
Waltz of the rosebuds. 193825.
Wanda. 19327.
Water nymphs. 15492.
Way to the heart. 12438.
Welcome, happy morning.
Welcome message. 15512.
When the leaves fall. 12468.
While thou art near. 22365.
Whistling school boy. 20759.
Winning ways. 27545.
Winter sports. 15618.
Winter story. 17702.
Wishing carpet. T0738.
Woodland mill. 22411.
Woodland path. 7099.
Worship the Lord. 15649.
Yodler. 15666.
You. just you. 7138.
Young heroes. 19424.
Your eyes. 15691.
Youthful lovers.
Zephyr. 7163.
Prestwich (M.) Thrushes.
Preuss (A.) Neue
11867.
Price) (A):
Jolly time. 26098.
You are my turtle dove. 22417.
Price (A. L.) He is sleeping where
Mount Dajo frowning looks on Jolo
Bay. 25815.
Price (C.) Gipsy lullaby.
Price (C1. ).:
Children’s praise. 11080.
Nonrist jad. . 25300.
Christians awake. 25305.
Dialogue. 13112.
Glory in heaven and earth. 25720.
March, herald of spring. 14208.
New Year’s song. 14477.
12447.
%
15693.
24620.
gesangschule.
13452.
Night of long ago. 26557.
Sandman. 14934.
Stalwart America. 12247.
Why have we gifts. 27527.
Price (D.) To Claribel. 10458.
Price (EK. B.) He is sleeping where
Mount Dajo frowning looks on Jolo
Bay. 25815.
Price (J. C.) Gee I wish that I was
married. 23088.
Price (M. McF.):
Kiss. 16607.
My dream.
Triumerei. 17525.
Price (P. 8S.) Mary Blue, she said she
would be true. 20168.
Price (€S:).:
Memories of the South.
Romance. 17196.
Valse petite. 17577.
16888.
16803.
|
-| Price & Reynolds:
Blow, winds blow. 19548.
Daddy longlegs. 19665.
Good morning Mister Sunshine.
25758.
I like the little girl in the pho-
tograph. 19987.
I’m too tender hearted. 8608.
I wish Id a girl like Molly.
25969.
In Yokohama, 4734.
Is your love for me a butterfly.
4773.
Little Miss Snow-shoes. 5063.
M-o-n-e-y spells trouble. 20217.
Mary’s reply from the mountains.
9169.
Polar bear’s picnic. 5821,
She sifted thistles. 27022,
Somebody’s got to go through it.
20585.
Songe des sirénes. 22103.
Speak one word. 27134.
Sun can’t be always. shining.
27187.
Sweet some-day. 6537.
There’s old Jack Frost. 6642.
Toni. 20645.
Underneath the bright blue moon.
20671.
Walking around the band-stand.
6908.
Priebe (E. A.) Carolina. 19595.
Priest (A.) Communion service.
T7AT.
Priest (F. W.) Meditation. 5264.
JPigibady (OE) )oe
T want your heart for a Christmas
gift. 23384.
My mothers grave. 23890.
My wife will go to the sea shore.
18736. -
Primrose (A.) My husaban Sylvest.
9388.
Primrose (J.) Dr. Osler Offsky Bing.
3885.
Primrose mus. & book concern. Cana-
dian flag song. 111.
Prince (H. A.) Love’s awakening.
201381.
Prince (O.) We’ll welcome you home
on the farm. 22311.
Prinee of Rohemia. 8795, 4665, 4873,
5125, 6150, 6166, 7115, 7910, 8255,
106138.
Prince of Pilsen. 163866.
Principe Zilah. 9781.
Prinecipessa dei dollari.
Prinewuer (GH. 'T.)....Be
10567.
Deum lauda-
mus. 152389.
Prinz Bussi. 777.
Prion. Ce.) tirls of New York.
21236.
Prior (W.) Just a wreath of roses.
26116.
1933
pt, 0, 1S. y- 5
Pritchard (G. G.) I miss your friend-
ship, dear. 19962.
Pritzkow (L. W.)
shine. 10749.
Proch (H.) Alpenhorn. 17768,
Prochaska (F.) Spahis. 10280, 19111.
Prochazka (R. freiherr):
Abendklinge. 31384.
Dialog. 3868.
Improvisation. 4686.
Proctor (C. K.) Cissie in Toyland.
22780.
Proctor (lL. A.) Just left town. 16577.
Proehl (H. B.):
Ich weiss dass mein Erloeser lebt.
When you’re a
4647.
Rough riders. 14901.
Vierunddreissig kinderlieder.
26796.
Proetz (A. W.). Quadrangle town.
17141.
Prof. and the princess. 16223.
Proff-Kalfaian (K.) Hymne Ottoman.
4502.
Prom iP.) She has her mother’s
Style. 22044.
Promoters (The) 74.
Prospectus of the modern music series.
18908.
Protheroe (D.):
Care and carelessness,
Crowned on Calvary.
Harmony _ lessons.
15017, 18230.
Night is still. 16948.
Peace, perfect peace.
Red rose. 17158.
Song of love. 17362.
Sweet by and by. 10318.
Three lyrics. 18910.
Protiwinsky (H.) Maizauber schleicht
um mein kleines haus. 14185,
Prout (E.) Concerto. 17135.
Prout (L. B.) Students’ harmony ta-
bles. 20574.
Provenza (G.) Fiat polka. 1662.
Prudent (E.) Introduction et étude
brillante. 21465, 23459.
Prugansky (A.):
I’m longing little girl for you.
1905.
Tony,
6704.
Pryor (AC) <
Afifi march.
(25), 19447.
Areade girl.
(82a).
Goody Two Shoes. 19848, 21271.
1381.
16017.
881, 6199,
5753.
justa treata me _ right.
10902, 12585, 19437
19483, 20862, 24911
Travel, travel little star. 6719,
FASS, (AGS)
Pryor (A. W.) Sousa-Pryor band
book. 15124.
Przybylski (F.) Zwiazku mlodziezy
polskiej. 12563.
Psalms, hymns and spiritual songs.
19437 (18).
Psyché. 171386.
Puccini (G.):
Amore o grillo.
Bel di vedremo, 2511.
Che gelida manina. 2512.
Deine mutter soll dich in arme
tragen. 14785.
Dormi amore mio,
E lucevan le stelle.
Hines tages sehn wir. 14786.
Fanciulla del West. 26804.
Gut man nennt mich jetzt Mimi.
‘14787.
Kleine Frau Schmetterling. 17137.
Madame Butterfly. 18912.
Nur der schonheit. 14788.
Quando me’n ve soletta per la via.
787.
‘Recondita armonia.
Si mi chiamano Mimi.
Und es blitzen die sterne. 14789.
Vissi d’arte, vissi d’amore. 789.
Wie eiskalt ist dies ha&ndchen.
14790.
Puderer (J. J.):
I’m Alabama bound. 18712.
You dont know what you can do.
19419.
Pugh (O. F.)
Pugliese (F.):
7A serenata mia. 1160.
Alba d’amore. 24945. |
Ammore vicino. 20844, 24982.
Bella ca puorte ’e zudéccole. 20912,
25116.
Bionda serena. 25146.
Romanzetta d’inverno.
Sempe cu te. 27000.
Pugnani (G.):
Largo espressivo. 8893.
Praeludium und allegro.
Sonate. 12033.
Sonate 4 tre, C dur. 18916.
Pugni (C.) Kirschbliitenfest.
Pugno (R.):
Avec mes sens, avec mon coeur.
Touee
Ciel en nuit s’est déplié. 7688.
Que tes yeux clairs tes yeux d’été.
9805.
Roses de Juin.
S’il arrive jamais.
Ta bonté. 10348.
Vous m’avez dit. 10622. >
Pugsley (H. M.) Twilight. 10507.
Pujol (L. E.) Notre Jeanne. 16962.
Pulitzer (W.):
Little one dear to me. 2142.
Man from home. 1153 (75).
Over the garden wall. 5717.
Pullein (J.):
Before the ending of the day. 3396.
Praise the Lord O my soul. 2497.
2510, 9796.
9797.
786.
788.
2513.
What did he do. 15523.
20439.
24146.
21525.
9965.
9983.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Pulpit & pew pub. co.:
Bread of the world. 38504.
Good-will to men. 1781.
ait the Kins. 1817.
Happy bells. 1822.
Little stars. 2146.
Lo a star is gleaming. 2150.
Merry bells are ringing. 2244.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 2548.
Softly the Babe was sleeping. 2712.
Where dwelleth He. 3041.
Pulver (M. A.) Was it only a beauti-
ful dream. 20721.
Punch and Judy’s example show.
14258.
Purcell (—):
Britons, strike home. 15878.
Suite in C major. 20576.
Purcell (E. A.) Kiddie, my fireside’s
lonely. 20059.
Purcell (E: H.):
Marjorie. 16766.
Nora Lee. 16952.
Supplication. 17424.
Pureell «(H.).:
Bonduca. 1336.
Now that the sun hath veil’d
21798.
Nymphs and shepherds. 18763.
Prriy Cw. 'T.):
Let’s linger longer, Lou. 14048.
No one knows but Noah. 14492,
20281, 20814 (86).
On, Wisconsin. 2419.
Pyles (A. Z.) Smashing through Hli.
12197.
Quadlander (T.) You’re the sweetest
girl of all. 27580.
Quadrangle town. 17141.
Gusten sel, 25353, . 26117,
26815.
Qualye (E.):
Don’t be always wishing. 3896.
O pure white rose. 23969.
Queen of Bohemia. 23105, 235388,
23841, 24911 (136), 24911 (148).
Queen (The) of the Moulin Rouge.
22406.
Quenan (H.)
20529.
Quigley (L. J.)
gods. 592.
Quiller (E.)
Quilter (R.):
26645,
Soldier from the U.S. A.
March of the war
Si tu voulais. 27035.
April. 22522.
Autumn eyening. 22548.
Last year’s rose. 28570.
Song of the blackbird. 244383.
Three English dances. 18923.
Three studies for the pianoforte.
26824.
Quinby (A.)
20417.
Remember the poor.
Quinlan (A. C.):
Far away from ireland. 4066.
In absence. 4698.
Quinn (J. C.):
In the land of the bye and bye.
200138.
My senorita. 20258.
Quinn (J. N.) Muster of the last roll
eall. 5407.
Quinn (K. M.) Little arbutus. 551.
Quintas (A.) Nouvelle technique.
9495.
When somebody
6977.
Walking.
Quintelle (I. R.)
knows and somebody cares.
Quirk (Jane & Billy)
22297.
Quivey (I. M.)
knows. 238882.
Quo vadis. 20406, 20895, 25568, 25974,
26825.
t—(A.) Flagon’s chime.
Raabe & Plothow:
Arme singerin.
As the rose, as the lily.
Chanson. 23718.
Chanson d’automne.
Chopin. 25297.
Christus. 17944.
Dansons la gigue.
Dawn. 3826.
Dunkle raub.
Etude. 23719.
Ich will zu dir.
Leben. 18492.
Lenz-tageweis.
Liebesjubel. 26208.
Lune blanche. 20187.
Mit des ringes zauberschein. 5347.
Mitternacht. 26422.
Morning, like a princess. 5870.
Not even I who wear it. 5551.
On what far summits. 20825.
Reife. 26852.
Rosenbaum.
Tuch der Triinen.
Venezia. 20690.
Weltfremd. 19847.
Zigeunerleben. 20804.
Raband (H.) Procession
9787.
Raber (S. J.):
Drop a line to Cupid. 18057.
Why don’t the band play Dixie.
12497, 12565 (80), 15597.
Rabey (R.)::
My heavenly Father
16210.
19486. ,
3276.
19604.
19679.
19717.
18351.
26189.
26929.
19262.
nocturne.
Au matin clair. 15777.
Au pays du révye. 12690.
Chanson d’adieu. 1406.
Lointain bonheur. 18547.
Si tu le veux. 17810.
Voeux. 15452.
Rabidoux (N. P.) When the fair roses
fade. 10784.
Raby (L.) Frissons d’automne.
21208.
1935
INDEX
pti. is. vu
Rachmaninoff (S8.):
Barecarolle. 7408.
Before my window.
Humoreske. 8517.
Lilacs. 26219.
Mélodie. 9818, 9814.
Morning. 26442.
Nocturne in A minor.
Polichinelle. 9718.
Prelude. 9816, 17144.
Serenade in B flat minor.
Symphonie. 14806.
Toteninsel (Die) 19246.
o> -econeerto.” "27605:
Radcliffe (A.):
Gypsy picnic. 25784.
Santa Claus, Sir Knight.
25103.
9815.
10101.
26959.
Radcliff (S.E.) Cart wheel ballad. 3596.
Radcliff pub. co.:
Gypsy picnic. 25784.
Santa Claus, Sir Knight. 26959.
Radeglia (V.)::
‘Danse des sylphes. 16044.
Feux follets. 16198.
Radi (E.):
Am stillen weiher. 7258.
Du mein alles. 7958.
Ersehntes gliick. 8041.
Jagdgliick. 8762.
Rae (K.):
Life’s glorious anthem. 18516.
Sheaf of memories. 6170.
Raeth (F. C.) Libby the kissing girl.
16646.
Rares. 3; ye
Abends.
Cavatina. 12039.
Espiégle. 17147.
Fileuse (La) 2581.
Liebesfee. 5913.
Rag (The) bag. 26827.
Valse. 26826.
Ragan (C.) Alumni song.
18927.
3193.
Rahm (J. E.) Discovery made in
vain. 25459.
Rahter (D.):
Drei heitere lieder. - 8215.
Drei klavierstticke. 10789.
Dureh feld und _ buchenhallen.
22936.
Entschlossenheit. 8038.
Gedenblitter. 8245.
Heimweg. 8441.
Heiteres und ernstes. 25831.
Herbstzeit. 8449.
Im leuchtenden rot die heide
stand. 11488.
Kleine sippschaft. 23542.
Kleines Dekameron. 2072.
Konzert. 22030.
Leicht beschwingt. 8925.
Miniaturen. 11779.
Moneh (Der) 2282.
Musikalische plaudereien.
Musikant (Der) 23802.
11817.
Rahter (D.)—Continued.
Oernulfs klage. 2385.
Quartett. 15161.
Sechs klavierstiicke.
Sérénade-barcarolle.
Six pensées lyriques.
22618.
27011.
1340.
Six préludes. 17868.
Stindfiut. 17408.
Symphonische variationen. 10347.
Symphonischer walzer. 15218.
Talitha kumi. 15227, 17448.
Tanz (CHin) 7 sso
Tre danze. 23714.
Valse murmureé. 27389.
Raimann (R.):
Chantecler walzer. 12920.
Lied der Gackeline. 14067.
Lied des schandkerl. 14068.
Wetterhahn und taube. 15516.
Raimon (P.) Love. 9047, 14128.
Rainey (A. B.) Papa come and pray
with me. 9648.
Raleigh (J.) Won’t you come and
roll your eyes at me. 20782.
Rall (H. W.) Little Nemo’s dream.
9014.
Ralston (F. M.) Song without words.
PAE
Ralston (H. N.) Sailing-away. 20460.
Ralston (R. H.) My old Ohio child-
hood’s happy home. 11845.
Ralya (E.) Snowflakes dance.
Rameau (J.):
Famous mountain robin waltzes.
16180.
Meadow lark rag. 14248.
Rameau (J. P.):
Gavotte. 14813.
Tambourin (Le) 15229.
Ramrath (K.) Vier lieder.
Ramsay (D.):
Russian pony rag. 7182-(169).
Star of love is burning. 6454.
You look just like a girl I used
20520.
26833.
to know. 3105.
Ramsay (W. J.) He included me.
Daas
Ramsdail (C. R.) Daisies will tell.
21053.
Ramsden (A. R.) Little Boy Blue.
14081.
Ramsey (G. H.):
Jesus is calling you to-day. 20040.
Long ago. 20114.
With my Redeemer. 20776.
Ramsey (Mrs. J.) Halley’s comet in
June. 25792.
Ramsey (J. E.)
grand old town.
Ramspacher (A.)
Birmingham is a
7471.
Love come back to
me, 564. :
Rand (H.) Syracuse varsity march.
15219.
Rand (M.) When knighthood was in
favor. 10723.
1936
he
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Randall (B. C.)
please. 12006.
Randegger (A.):
Come, lasses and lads.
Hunting chorus. 25886.
Last rose of summer. 26174.
Robin Adair, 26890.
Within a mile of Edinborotown.
27554.
Randegger (G. A.)
key. 15057.
Randolph (LL. A.)
shield. 18408,
Ranieri (S.) Piéces anciennes, 26752.
Rankin (VY. B.) Roses, sweet cheerful
roses. 20453.
Ranzato (V.) Ton seul baiser,
Rapp (G. A.) Discoverer (The)
Please, please, pretty
25347.
Slightly off the
International
27333.
191.
Rapp (R.) Nation’s ode. 18744.
Rappey (W. L.) Midst poplar and
pine. 18647.
Rasin (W. P.) Beyond the stars.
20925. fl
Rasmussen (M.):
Those were the happy days.
19214.
Though its years now since she
left me. 19215.
Ratcliffe (W.) Benedicite, omnia
opera. 12782.
Ratez (E.):
Cortége et danses. 22820.
Fantaisie Ibérique. 138298.
Parade-marsch. 24078.
Rath (C.):
Chasing the clouds. 11071.
Circus is coming. 11090.
Merry bobolink. 11774.
Why. 24836.
Rathje & Ziegler. Won’t you be my
airship beau. 10811.
Ratner (M.) Mame (Die) 14190.
Raugland (C.) Klokkeklang og en-
glesang. 2075. —
Rausch (A.):
American corporal.
Beautiful mask show
face. 7414,
Lee Chung Chinese loves Molly
Rose. 8921.
Lovers date.
7262.
me your
5138.
Rausch (G. E.):
Clouds and sunshine. 253829.
Kinky head, 4920.
Rauschenbush (W.) Evangeliums-
singer. 13264.
Rave (H.) My Magdalene. 54583.
Ravel (M.):
Ma mére l’Oye. 16728, 26296.
Menuet. 14267.
Menuet sur le nom 4d Haydn.
9257.
Parane pour une infant défunte.
5748, 26727.
Vocalise-étude. 247388.
Ravenello (O.) Piccola suite. 2481.
Ravina (H.):
Chanson joyeuse. 1411,
Petit bolero, 9687.
Rawling (L.) Boston jag. 22658.
ee (R. ©.) Sweet Ethellee,
28.
Rawlinson, Mrs. (W. P.) On the hiko-
mobile. 26667.
Ray (C). In the sunny Engadine.
26025.
Ray (R.):
Soldier from the U. S. A. 20529.
Twenty years ago. 17547.
Rayfield (G. T.):
Come to the fountain. 19642.
Going on the way. 19833.
Raymond. 2585.
Raymond (K.) Fonder.
Raymond (G. T.):
By the old rustic bridge sweet-
heart mine. 12869.
11262.
Only place that’s dear to me.
14617.
Ootzy, wootzy, cootzy, ootzy, oo.
17034.
Take me out toa ball. 15225.
Who’s little Zulu babe is 00.
12498, 193882.
Raymond music co.:
Vifer day. 4091.
In happy moments. 4702.
Panorama. 57386.
Raynes (J. A.) Portola (La) 771.
Raynes-Webhr pub. co. Portola (La)
771.
Razigade (G.):
Cortége carnavalesque.
Hcoutez cette historie.
Paysage lunaire. 18856.
Readii(®. Vir
I need Thee every hour.
My chaplet. 9368.
Read (HK. M.):
Shepherd true. 17805.
Twilight dreams. 6751.
Read (R.) Old green Jane. 18798.
Read-Jervis (H. V.) AS in a dream.
19657.
25521.
8618.
12672:
Reade (R. M.) Britonaise (The)
15877.
Reames (Z. & C. B.) Rocky Mountain
echoes. 18960.
Reardon (J. <A.) Old Switzerland.
2411.
Reaves (F.) Strolling through the
park. 12262.
Reaves (G. F.) Sweet peace waltz.
174838.
Rebay (F.):
Jubel-kantate. 11559.
Karfreitags-kanta te.
Oster-kantate. 2488.
Pfingst-kantate. 9691.
Reitersehlaeht. 26854.
2052
1937
pt. m1, n.s.,v.5 |
Reber (—) Berceuse.
Reber (C.):
Lifeboat (The) 23603.
Recollection. 2537.
Rebman (L. R.) Mis
the union. 20208.
Reboux (P.) Chant d’aprés-nidi.
ssouri the gem of
1413.
Rebstock (C. A.) Won’t you be my
own honey bunch. 22404.
Recker (R.):
Bits of popular hits. 19542.
Concert album for orches. 3742.
Dublin (The) rag. 22931.
When love is there. 20740.
Red moon. 2480.
Redd-Wuller (Mrs. M.) Falling rain
drops. 16179.
Redding (Mrs. E.) I can not leave my
mother. 213563.
Redel (G. H.) Stageland. 6448.
Redfield (E. 8S.) Stay at home, my
heart. 6461.
Redhead (A.):
Baby Jesus. who dost lie.
Cuckoo song. T7S804.
Farewell (A) 19764.
O all ye works of the Lord. 20296.
O hush thee, my babie. 20302.
Office of the holy communion.
5612, 11909.
Orpheus voluntaries.
Story of the cradle.
Twist ye, twine ye.
Redmond (W.)
Redstone (W.):
Notre jeunesse.
bold.
17038.
27169.
20666.
Parthenia. 5740.
5502.
Pas du marquis de Sade. 9651.
Redway (L. D.) Three songs. 18984.
Rée (L.):
Gavotte humoresque. 1781.
Valse-souvenir. 2981.
Reece (A.) Dear old Frisco town.
1530.
Reece (C.) -Everything’s all right.
25582.
Reed (C. F.):
Father lead me. .22998.
Forward. 11270.
My heavenly Father knows.
Our heavenly Father knows. 9627.
Reed (C. G.) Liza do you love me.
5074.
teed (D.):
Honeymocning. 8487,
Honeymooning honey in Bombay.
18272, 19914, 20814 (56).
Little Julie Dooley. 9010.
Maggie Magnolia MacAvay. 9105.
My heart has learned to love you.
14399.
Some day, somehow, somewhere.
10188.
Reed (F.) Lesson in love. 4999.
Reed (H. E.)
23140.
23882.
Good-bye my Genevieve.
en ne)
Reed (J. E.) I'll bring you good for-
tune if you love me. 480.
Reed (J. S.) Goodbye, my Genevieve.
23140. a
Reed (R. 8S.) Girl with the talking
eyes. 138455. .
Reed (W.):
Hark, the glad sound. 4882.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
4826.
Lord is my strength. 9035.
Message of the angels. 26396.
Suite for string orchestra. 5942.
Reeder (C. W.):
Ione. 480.
Just to see her smile again.
Reeder (M. L.)
brance of Me.
Reeder & Walsh:
Junetide. 2042.
That summer day. 20622.
Thine forever. 15294.
_Two tiny hands. 19268.
Voice of the sea. 15455,
Wooing waltz. 24869.
Reeg (G. A.) Honeymooners.
Rees (1.):
Father I come to Thee, 8114.
Empire flag. 18082.
512.
This do in remem-
27301.
8486.
Rers (S. H.) Oh fiow’rets sweet. 708.
Reese (D. D. ) Singing dat lonesome
song, 20507.
Reese (H. F.) Don Caesar de Bazan.
3891.
Reese (H. L.) By the brookside in
the dell. 20968.
Reese (W. C.) My pearl. 14430.
Reese & Martin. My spunky kid.
18730.
Reeve (—)
Reeves (E.):
Cocheco. 11092.
Hobomoko. 18265.
Kiwi. 11592, 13976, 19609.
Orpheus voluntaries. 11949.
Reeves (G. H.):
All star. 15722:
Celebrated chorals, 1390.
Reeves (I. R.) I’m longing for moon-
light and you. 19957.
Reeves (W.):
Balfe’s Bohemian Girl. 3335.
Berlioz’s Beatrice and Benedict.
3425.
Berlioz’s Benvenuto Cellini. 3426.
Faust. 2976, 4311.
Finale from Rubinstein’s sonata.
2598.
Flying Dutchman. 27422.
Life for the ezar. 2128.
Light cavalry. 2783.
Lohengrin. 27424. 7
March for a time of rejoicirg.
2198.
Reine de Saba.
Robin Adair. 15991.
1786.
1938
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Reeves (W.)—Continued.
Songe d’une nuit d’été. 27303.
Three rustic dances. 25871.
Tschaikowsky’s Festival overture.
6726.
Two new sets of unace. choral
variations. 1342.
Regent music pub. co.:
Elephant’s shuffle. 21127.
In the days gone by. 21447.
Love’s silence. 21617.
When love is lost. 22349.
Reger (C.):
Bagatelle. 25067.
Gavotta. 25675.
Lied. 26844.
Marsch. 26845.
Minuet. 26413.
Pastoral. 267238.
Réverie. 26870.
Romanza. 26911.
Scherzino. 26846.
Valsette. 26847.
Reger (M.):
An Zeppelin. 1213.
Arme yoglein. 225382.
Aus der jugendzeit. 20879.
Aus der kinderwelt. 25047.
Bauernregel. 22580.
Bitte. 22630.
Blatt im buche. 226338.
Canzonetta. 21936.
Carriage drive. 15919.
Chaconne. 22727.
Drei duette. 2543.
Drei gesdnge. 2544.
Earth wants rain. 16126.
BHpisoden. 25558.
Friedhofsgang. 23059.
Gebet. 23086.
Gluek. 23121.
Gruss. 23184.
Heartache. 16362.
Humoreske. 213538.
Ich stehe hoch tiber dem see.
23396.
Im April. 23418.
Konzert. 24191.
Kornblumenstrauss. 23559.
Leichtsinniger rat. 23581.
Lose blitter. 21595.
Love’s jesting. 16707.
Madchen gspricht. 23698.
Nelken. 23926.
Nonnen (Die) 5548.
Priludium und fuge. 2546, 24147.
Psalm 100. 5944.
Quartett. 24192.
Scheiden. 24292.
Schelm (Der) 24293.
Scherz. 24294.
Schlichte weisen. 2626.
Sieben walzer. 21937.
Symphonischer einer
tragédie. 962.
prolog zu
Reger (M.)—Continued.
Trinen im auge. 24645.
Traum. 24647.
Trost eZaw2 le
Um dich, 24684.
Verlassen hab
24717.
Waldlied. 24746.
Wenn ich’s nur wusst.
Widmung. 24839.
Wiegenlied. 1116.
Winterahnung. 24852.
Zerrissene grabkranz, 24899.
100. (Der) psalm, 1158.
Reger (M. von) Nonnen (Die) 9485.
Regimentstochter (Die) 18030, 25474,
Regnell (A. L.):
Cottage love. 11115.
Star spangled banner
tilly.
True love.
Rehberger (E.)
Rehfeld (F.):
Adagietto. 26849.
Andante cantabile, 24997.
Canzonetta. 26850.
Elégie. 16135.
Intermezzo. 26851.
Reibenstein (R.):
Drei lieder. 24240.
Engelein holten die tannen.
Engelreise (Die) 25551.
Lasst nicht die hoffnung sinken,
4969.
Vier gedichte. 16795.
Weihnachtsfee (Die) 24775.
Zwei intermezzi. 5267,
Reich (J.) Festival march. 13821.
Reichardt (E.) Golden jubilee march.
16298, 23135.
Reiche miidchen. 8248, 8379, 88837,
8954, 8956, 9848-9850, 14827, 16076,
16332, 16588.
Reid, (C..D.) Jr.
Atlantic. 12298.
Reid (E. V.) Wanted—An old fash-
ioned girl. 6912.
Reid (J.) Isn’t it lovely to be in love.
26048.
Reid bros., ltd. :
Morning. 53865.
O memory. 26605.
Rolling (The) sea. 21962.
Tableaux musicales. 27228.
Whisper (A) 10766.
Reilly (A. J.) Sweetest hours of
childhood. 12292.
Reilly (J. J.) You’re a picture in my
mind. 15685.
Rein (FE. M.) I’ve been traveling to
find you. 8620,
Reinbrecht (F.):
Mazurka. 21668.
Zwiesprache. 224385.
ich mein lieb.
24785.
forever.
20656.
Nocturne, 14826.
4000.
Take me down to
1939
INDEX
pt. a nes. y.5
Reineck (H.):
Adieu, 20828.
Enmily’s dream. 21131.
Funeral march. 181638.
Staccato. 22119. :
Wandering artist. 22300.
Where art thou dear. 22360.
Reinecke (C.):
Engelreise (Die) 25551.
Good-night. 13490, 21270.
Happiness ever is fugitive found.
ierdtaese
Luftschloss. 16717.
Miirchen vom schweinehirten.
11706.
Peace festival. 14679.
Suite in the rococo style.
Reinecke (Gebrtider) :
Gebet. 138442.
Weihnachtsstimmung. 6947.
10284.
Weihnachtstraum (Ein) 6949.
Wenn kinderlein beten. 22328.
Reinhard (A.) 2 duettini. 12055.
Reinhold (H.) :
Badinage. 22563.
Bee song. 25096.
Brownies (The) 20960.
In the garden of roses. 23444.
Reiser (C. W.) Ive got time. 448.
Reiss (E.) Sumurun. 19143.
Reissiger (F. A.) Feenreigen. 18126.
Reiter (J.):
Nebelwallen. 23922.
Schaukel (Die) 24291.
Relhu (S.) Drifting. 7951.
Remein (H. J. M.) Dreamy eyes.
25505.
Remfrey (A.):
Contest (The) 7762.
Down where the love tree grows.
16106.
Kitty Green. 4926.
Slippery elm slide. 10158.
Take me back to dreamland. 6559.
Remick (F. A.) Johnnie Raw. 7182
(148).
Remick (J. H.) &co.:
Adieu, beloved, adieu. 22457.
After school. 12587.
Ain’t you coming out to-night?
3119 (1), 3158.
All in the same little boat. 10916.
Alma... 10922, 12565 (12), 22486,
24911 (82).
Alma where do you live. 24962.
Always erying.
America. 12622.
Angel child. 12638.
Any old tune. 12653.
Any place is heaven when you’re
with the girl you love. 22521.
At a country dance. 12678.
12618.
Avalon. 17809, 17810.
Baby Blue. 10971, 12717, 15704
(59).
1940
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Baby talk. 17820, 24911 (83).
Bachelor girl. 15801.
Baltimore bombashay. 1277, 3119
(3).
Band, band, band. 15810, 24911
(84).
Banshee (The) 3341, 1153 (1).
Barbed wirerag. 7398, 12565 (16).
Be careful how you handle me.
25084.
Be my Cinderella. 1153 (2).
Be my sweetheart. 15816.
Because you love me. 15827.
Becky do the bombashay. 19526.
Best chance of all. 12790, 15844.
Best place of all. 22623.
Betsy Bolivar. ‘74.
Beware of the garden of love. 77.
Beyond a world of care. 20924.
Biff Dugan. 25143.
Big Chief Penobscot. 3486.
Big college. 1774, 11006 (38).
Big man afraid of his work. 3489.
Bird in the tree. 7469.
Biack beauty. 25153.
Blue wing. 12819.
Blushing moon. 22641.
Boo hoo. 22652.
Boston waltz. 22657, 22659.
Broadway Indian chief. 1352.
Buds and blossoms. 15883.
Bulgarian march. 3119 (4), 3542.
Bull frog’s glide. 102, 3119 (5).
Bwana Tumbo. 1362.
By the light of the silv’ry moon.
7182 (106).
By the moss covered well. 17888.
Call of the wind. 108.
Candy man. 25285.
Carolina. 11058,
Cavalier’ rustican’ rag. 22721.
Chantecler. 11068.
Chanticleer rag. 15704 (65),
20988.
Charm of May. 12925.
Chatterbox rag. 22742.
Chick-a-dee. 15949.
Chicks. 11076, 24911 (89).
Childhood days. 22747.
Chinatown, my Chinatown. 179384,
20814 (87).
Chocolate soldier.
1158 (7). 3119 (6), 3664, 7667.
Chow chow. 3119 (8).
Christy girl. 10887 (101).
Chung Lo. 3119 (9).
Close your drowsy eyes. 17950.
Colored race. 12956.
Colors and cheers. 7720.
Columbia rag. 7721, 20814 (38).
Come back to dreamland. 15978.
Come to me darling. 11108.
Constantly. 21035.
Contrary Mary waltz. 1153 (10).
129, 1153 (6),
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued. Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Cotton babes. 38768, 7182 (108).
eeuon time. 17973, 21037, 22821,
24911 (91).
Could I. 17975, 21088, 24911. (92).
Could she love him. 18005.
Could you only know. 18006.
Courting by moonlight. 138008.
Cupid adrift. 38790.
Cupid’s barn dance.
Cupid’s canoe. 3792.
Cupid’s patrol. 25394.
Curly head. 13038, 15704 (68).
Daisy time. 7821, 17742 (48).
Dance of bumble bees. 7822, 17742
(44).
Dance of the gowns. 1153 (15).
Dance of the whip-poor-will. 11136,
17742 (45).
De siftin’, shiftin’ sand. 25429.
Dear heart we'll meet again. 1528.
3791.
Diamonds and rubies. 188, 1153
C1):
Different phase of life. 22892.
Dill pickies. 18117.
Don’t let the girls get you. 22905.
Don’t you care a little bit for me.
18147.
Dorothy waltzes. 3909, 7182 (111).
Dougherty. 11180, 24911 (98).
Down by tke brook. 16101.
Down in my heart there’s a place,
dear. 3916.
Dream days. 13169.
Dream of the dreamer. 7940, 15704
(7a).
Dreamy fandango.
(46).
Drifting on life’s sea.
Dying swan. 16125.
Easter lilies, 1153 (21).
Egyptian rag. 25524.
Blaine. 13222, 24911(101).
Emily. 8028.
Every other girl I meet reminds
me dear of you. 8078.
Everybody is bagpipe crazy. 21156,
24911 (102).
Everythings all right. 25582.
Falling in love. 4059, 15704(74).
Farewell. 16183.
Vifty years ago. 19775.
Fire fly. 1158 (25), 183382.
18050, 20814
7953.
Fire fly and the star. 133383.
Flag I love. 18340.
Flower of love. 4119.
Folly. 4129.
Foolish dreams. 4182.
For love of thee. 1691.
Four leaf clover. 133886.
Franco-American rag. 1158 (29),
13390.
Freemason’s song. 16240.
Frog’s frolic. 18158.
Funny bones. 1158 (30).
1941
Garden of roses. 1384238.
Gavotte. 16249.
Geisha maid. 1153 (81).
Get a girl. 25694.
Ghost of Kelly. 18177, 24911 (106).
Gin fizz. 82638.
Give us the vote. 21240.
Glad rag. 138460, 24911 (111).
Gladys. 16275.
Gleam of steel from eyes of blue.
4248.
Going home. 4282.
Going up. 21260, 24911 (112).
Good-bye, people. 43805.
Graduate (The) 18510.
Great America. 4836.
Guiding star. 1153 (384),
4356.
Guitarra, a violet blue.
Gypsy eyes. 163823.
Hang your hat in Detroit.
17742 (48).
Happy nights. 8381, 12565 (31).
Harlequin. 13576, 17742 (49).
Harp (The) 11855.
Have a smile with Momus.
Haytian rag. 23218.
He died on his wedding day. 113868.
He got right upon the wagon.
23220.
He’s got nothing on me. 380.
He was a cowboy. 11538 (387).
Heart of mine. 1835.
Heavenly twins. 11377.
Heigh-ho. 17742 (50).
Heigh-o-too-ral-i-oo-ral-i-ay. 11879.
Here comes a college boy. 1847.
Hide and seek. 396.
High-life. 4449, 7182 (127).
Highland belle. 4450.
1806,
11344.
13561,
21306.
Honey bug. 16891, 20814 (54),
21348.
Honey heart. 25865.
Honeymoon. 163953.
Honey-moon time. 4472.
Honey rag. 3119 (29).
Honey when its sunny. 1868,
7182 (128).
Honka-tonk rag. 28288.
Honolulu rag. 18644, 15704 (81).
Hoola-woola. 1158 (48).
Horrible hobble skirt. 25873.
How’d you like to be the father of
a family. 4488.
How do I love thee.
Hush, little dad, and buy.
Hyacinth. 18291.
Hymn of faith. 18298.
I can but try... 4521.
I ean’t resist your
(45).
I'd give the world for a sweet-
heart. ISG7T.
11408.
1881.
smile. 1158
INDEX
pt. tg, B. S., vax
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
I’d like to be an animal in the
ZOO. 213865.
I’d like to find
16425.
I’d like to know the combination
of your heart. 23322.
I’d like to see what calls you
dearie. 16426.
I’d like to tell your fortune, dearie.
23324.
I’d love you all the more for that.
25904.
I’d ring the wedding bells for you.
21368.
I dreamed you were dreaming of
me. 183806.
I hope it doesn’t rain on Sunday.
19935, 24911 (118).
I like you. 11423, 17742 (54).
T’ll do anything but. 21378, 249114
(119).
1711 do the same for you.
12565 (388).
V’1l1 meet you when the sun goes
down. 25924.
Vl keep on eatin’ till dere ’aint
no mo’. 4557.
I'll love you all my live long life.
8579.
Vll make a ring around Rosie.
8580, 10887 (134).
I'll wait for your return.
I looked for violets. 13704.
I love her still. 21881.
I love you dearly, why do you
doubt me. 16445.
I’m a lucky boy to have a girl like
you. 13710, 17742 (56).
I’m afraid of you. 10887 (1387),
114387.
I’m going back to Georgia.
I’m going to tell on you.
7742 (58).
I’m going where the weather suits
my clothes. 19955.
I’m in love with you. 25941.
I’m just pinin’ for you. 23357.
I’m looking for a girl like you.
4582.
I’m on my way to Reno. 8603.
I’m only happy when I am sad.
21393.
I’m the lily. 18329, 20814 (63).
I’m your little Annie Laurie.
1158 (51), 1909.
I met my love mid the roses.
13726:
‘Tve lost my gal.
a sweetheart.
4556,
11428.
11441.
16452,
15704 (95).
I want a whole lot of girls. 18336,
24911 (123).
I want to be a boy again. 4621.
I want to get up into your lap.
11467.
I want to sleigh with you. 8628.
1942
Remick (J. H.) & eco.—Continued.
I was all right in my younger
days. 23885.
I wish some one would fall in|
love with me.
I wonder. 1931.
I wonder what’s the matter with
the moon. 114738.
I won’t be home till
13758, 17742 (59).
I would like to. 1934.
1158 (52).
August.
If dreams come true. 24911, (127). |
If it wasn’t for the man with a
family. 21426.
If my dream of you came true.
25983.
If only I were Santa Claus.
If the men never looked at me,
11482, 17742 (61).
If you aint got it go and get it.
8665.
In huskin’ time.
In love. 26013.
In love’s sweet dreamland. 11504.
In Mexico. 16508.
16505.
In my canoe there’s room for two. |
11505.
In my dreams of yore.
In my garden. 13800.
In my gondola. 1966.
In the lime light. 1978.
In the light of dear old moon.
4722.
In the
4730.
Indian summer. 1153 (57), 1985.
Isn’t it nice to have a girl. 16540.
It’s Cupid, little Cupid. 26059.
It’s a long way back to home
sweet home. 23469.
It’s because I’m so hopelessly in
love. 13868.
It’s joy to say good evening.
21476.
It’s nice to have a sweetheart.
2005.
26015.
Springtime with roses.
It’s nothing but a bubble. 3119
(39).
It seemed to be only a dream,
8754.
Jacqueminots waltzes. 4805,
12565 ole
Jennie, the girl for my ain fire-
side. 21484.
Jessie Gray. 138891.
Joan of Are, 3119 (40).
Johnny Jumpup. 16562.
Joy ride. 8795.
Joyeuse (La) 4858.
Jungle man. 4872.
Just chums. 4881.
Just live and love to-day. 26119.
Just say the word. 21513.
Just to hear the whip-poor-will
sing. 4885.
1947. |
|
' INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued. Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Just we two. 11579, 17742 (65).
Kater lied. 13947.
Keep a warm spot in your heart
for me. 4898.
Kellermann girlie. 20058, 24911
(1384).
Ketchup rag. 8841, 15704 (102).
Kid you’ve made a hit with me.
7182 (146).
Kiddies (The) 13956, 17742 (66).
King Edward’s funeral march.
16596.
Kisaki. 4921,
Kiss me, my love. 26146.
Koanzaland. 2080.
Kuss lied. 18990.
Let’s make love among the roses.
26200. .
Let’s take a trip to the moon
dear. 14045.
Letter song. 1153 (67), 3119 (45).
Libby, the kissing girl. 16646.
Life is a merry go round. 18515,
24911 (1387).
Lily of the Nile. 5048, 15704
(405);
Little Ann Warner. 5053.
Little boy with wond’ring eyes.
2136.
Little Donald. 23622.
Little flat in a great big town.
12565 (41).
Little lady. 2140.
Little one, dear to me. 2142,
Little side street. 11648.
Little snowflakes. 2144.
Little star. 11649.
Little Steena Yonson. 5066.
Lonely lonesome. 5082.
Lonesome land. 2154, 3119 (50).
Longer we're together the harder
it is to part. 16679.
Look into my eyes and call me
dearie. 2157.
Love ain’t liking, liking ain’t love.
18562.
Love dreams. 23658, 24911 (139).
Love me, dreamy eyes. 12565
(43).
Love of my heart. 5124.
Love of my heart’s desire. 9060.
Love, the pilot. 2169.
Love will light the way. 65181,
mao tise (151).
Lovelight. 2163, 24911 (142).
Lovers may come. 9071, 17742
(69).
Love’s dream of yore. 21609.
Loving you. 14158.
Macaroni Joe. 26298.
Man in the silvery moon. 21689,
24911 (145).
Mandy how do you do. 1153
(76), 10887 (165).
1943
Martini method. 263852.
Mary didn’t know a thing. 2210.
Mary you're a big girl now. 38119
(55), 52389.
Maxine valse. 14240, 17742 (71).
May be so but I doubt it. 9203.
Mazurka. 16786.
Medic rag. 14251, 15704 (114).
Meet me down by the river, dearie.
21674.
Meet me half way. 21675.
Memories of home. 11766.
Memory’s dream. 5284.
Mexi-Americana. 9273.
Miami. 26402.
Military glide. 18650, 20814 (77).
Minuet. 21699.
Mirza. 14811, 20814 (78).
Miss Coquette. 18656.
Mister Pat O’Hare. 3119 (57),
5346.
Mr. Rooster. 18662, 20814 (80).
Mrs. Murphy. 23827.
Molly dear. 5852.
Moon has a great grey eye. 11797.
Moonlight in Venice. 14888.
Moonlight song. 3119 (58).
Moonlight, the rose and you.
7182 (156), 9820, 12565 (48).
Moontime in Junetime. 20220.
Mop rag. 11538 (82).
Murmurs of the lonesome pine.
9353.
My aeroplane girl. 16877.
My airship queen. 16879.
My dream wings. 9370.
My hero. 11538 (86), 3119 (59),
5431.
My lady Greensleeves. 118387.
My little blue eyed maid. 5448.
My love for Kentucky. 5450.
My operatic Samson. 21766.
My pearl. 14430.
My picture puzzle girl. 2319.
My rosary. 5460.
My rose. 14485, 15704 (120).
My silver queen. 5465.
My song of love. 23898.
My sweetheart. 14444.
My wife came home to-day. 5479.
My Yankee land. 11854.
My Zulu maid. 2826.
Name the happy day. 238909.
Namrah. . 16925, 24911 (152).
National game. 666.
Near you. 14465.
*Neath the weeping willow tree.
16935, 23921.
Nervous rag. 18749.
Never was there such a_ lover.
3119' (60), 5515.
Newport glide. 11ST7, 17742 (74).
Next to the grand old tlag comes
the yellow and blue. 5521,
INDEX
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued. Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Night has a thousand eyes. 11879.
Novelette. 20814 (88).
Now she’s anybodys, Girlie. 23953.
Oh, come for a sail in my air ship.
2390.
Oh die weiber. 14557.
Oh how sick I’m feeling now.
11915.
Oh, I’m so lonesome, no sweet-
heart have I. 14560.
Oh! look who’s here. 23995.
Oh you Cary. 5622.
Ob you dream. 21828.
Oh you spearmint kiddo. 11920,
15704 (128).
Ohio. 26649.
Old Santa Claus. 5640.
Old sweet tale of love. 14586.
On a joy ride. 5647.
On an airship honeymoon. 9587.
On de ole plantation. 17023.
On Mobile Bay. 18799, 24911 (156).
On the banks of the Ohio. 5652.
On the morrow. 2418.
Only one I think of. 5678.
Only, only you. 11940.
Only tell me why. 24049.
Only thing I ask of you. 2424.
Only you. 2425.
Other ones were better than the
first. 24060.
Oyster rag. 14653, 20814 (91).
Papoose. 26714.
Pearls. 1153 (94), 2460.
Peculiar. 1153 (95), 3119 (68).
Perey. 1158 - (96).
Pessimistic Pete. 5766.
Phoebe Brown. 38119 (64).
Picaninny days. 2480, 3119 (65).
Pinnochle. 9699. —
Play that wedding march back-
wards. 21899.
Please come back to me. 24124,
24911 (157).
Pliney, come out in the moonlight.
5814.
Polaire valse. 21908, 24911 (158).
Polka ‘francaise:- 17115.
Popular piano prices. 9736.
Prairie echoes. 9752, 24911 (159).
Prairie-land. 5852.
Promise you'll soon return. 5884.
Promises I gave you. 5885.
Put on your old grey bonnet. 793,
3119 (67).
Rainbow. 268381.
Razzle dazzle. 1153 (99).
Regret. 21944.
Regular finishing school. 12052.
Ring me up in the morning. 18952,
20814 (96).
Rising star. 12074.
Root, root in the good old way.
20814 (97).
1944
Roses remind me of you. 9966.
Rosie. 14897.
Sail home. 24252,
Same old silvery moon is shining.
1153 “G02 he
Same old story. 12105.
Sandman. 17244.
Santa Fe. 3119 (69), 6074,
Saturday at 1 p.m. 1211], 17742
(81).
Say goodbye to Viola my own
sweetheart. 6090.
Sayonara. 6094, 20814 (99).
Scent of the jasmine flower.
26976.
Schoolma’am. 22019.
School march. 1153 (108).
School of love. 6116.
Sea shell. 20486, 24318.
Sen sen rag. 14971.
Shame upon you Nancy. 22048.
She took mother’s advice. 20502.
Shoes and socks shock Susan.
3119 (73), 6188.
Show me the way to lovelane.
10120, 24911 (164).
Shuffles and taps.
(170), 12565" (Gs)
Silver bell. 173138, 24911 (165).
Silver star. 1153 (106).
Since mother learned to play the
game of whist. 6274.
Sing Annie Laurie, Tom. 17324.
Sing Kate, sing. 3119 (74), 6284.
Skyward flying. 12191.
Sleigh bells may be wedding beils.
2702.
Sneaky shuffles. 243898.
Some one that I am always think-
ing of, 15093, 15704 (181).
Sometime in after years. 19085.
Song of long ago. 17361.
Song of old Kilkenny. 15108,
17742 (84).
Song of the dove. 913.
Southern symphony. 15126, 17742
(86).
Spoonlight. 173887.
Spoony dance. 24911 (167).
Squeeze me tight. 6445.
Stewed prunes. 27162.
Such a little queen. 6486.
Sugar moon. 17410, 20814 (105).
Summer barn dance. 12270.
Summertime is sweetheart time.
17416.
Sunbeam. 2777, 3119 (78), 3119
(79), 6498, 17742 (87).
Sunday night. 17419, 20814 (106).
Swede Ollie. 22149.
Sweet eyes of Irish pines 954.
Sweet Innesfallen. 955.
Sweet little marigold. 6534.
6186, 7182
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Sweet red roses. 24529, 24911
(169).
Sweet Rose of Killarney. 956.
Sweetheart. 1153 (112), 6547.
Sycamore saplin’ rag. 15217.
Sympathy. 1153 (1138), 3119 (80),
10346.
Tahmineh. 174438.
Take me back to sunshine land.
1153 (114).
Take off your hats to old Ireland.
17447, 17742 (S88).
Tanglefoot rag. 15280.
Tarantella. 17452.
Tame: bill. 6573.
Tell me while we waltz. 6599,
12565 (69), 15704 (134).
Tenderfoot. 19194.
Texas steer rag. 11538 (115).
That loving melody Rubinstein
wrote. 15265.
That loving two-step man. 10400,
10887 (195).
That’s good. 19198, 24911 (175).
That’s how your dear mama died.
15273.
That’s what you get for getting
married. 6621, 27275.
That spoony dance. 1153 (118).
That spoony rag. 19201.
That would be lovely. 1153 (119),
3119 (86).
Then we'll all go home. 11538
(120) -
There'll be a sweetheart for you
ame f, 1) 22197.
There’s a girl for each day in the
week. 22199.
There’s a girl up in the moon.
22200, 24911 (178).
There’s only one life. 19206.
Therese sei nicht boese. 24601.
They all -were cheering Dixie.
22203.
They loved a lassie. 2850.
Theyre not doing that this season.
2851.
Thirteen is a hoodoo to me. 2855.
This year, next year, sometime,
mies | 15299.
Throw up your hands. 19224.
Tickle toes. 10446, 15704 (140).
Tiralala. 3119 (87), 6682.
To-night, sweetheart, to-night.
17520.
Tony Martell. 10471.
Twilight pastimes. 6752.
Two Bills. 15376, 24911 (183).
Under the baleony. 15387.
Under the loving moon. 6778.
Under the pazaza plant. 1081.
Under the summertime moon.
19277, 24911 (184).
1945
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Underneath a big umbrella.
153891.
Universal peace. 17560.
Until we meet again. 2917.
Vale of dreams. 27382.
Valse lente. 17576.
Valse mignon. 12565 (75).
Votes for women. 2974.
Wahnee. 10633.
Waiting. 6893.
Wake love. 10636.
Water lily. 17633.
Wave (The) 10669, 12565 (78).
We'll cut a ring from the moon.
12487.
We may be happy yet. 27454.
- What can we do without a man.
3119 (94), 6956.
What is the world without you.
15528, 24911 (187).
What’s the matter with father.
6957, 10887 (206).
What’s the use of fooling. 22339.
When father moves to _ town.
15542.
When I dream of you. 3119 (95).
When I fell in love with you.
3119 (96), 6969.
When I have forgotten you. 17654.
When I think of home sweet home.
15548.
When it’s sunny. 3119 (97).
When on our honeymoon. 6974.
When somebody knows and some-
body cares. 6977.
When the daisies bloom. 6981,
10887 (217).
When the fields are white with
daisies, Daisie Dear. 22353.
When the ivy turns to brown and
gold. 19369.
When the lilacs bloom again.
17667.
When the moon shines down on
you. 17668.
When the summer breeze is ¢all-
ing, dear Louise. 15567.
When we meet on the golden shore.
15571.
When you are nigh. 15574.
When you’ve. got a line of talk.
12475.
When your feet are keeping time.
22359.
Where the tall palmettos wave.
10759.
Whirlpool. 7020.
Whisper of spring. 17682.
Whistle and I'll come to you my
lad. 15591.
Whistle for me. 3047.
White Feather. 17686.
INDEX
pt: 1, mis.) v. 5
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Who are you with to-night. 193881,
20814 (119).
Whoops my dear. 24835.
Whose hat is that upon the rack.
12494,
Why can’t a girl propose. 3054.
Why I married you. 7033.
Wife’s message. 12508.
Wiggle rag. 1153 (184).
Wild deer. 7048.
Winter. 27547.
Wireless. 3068.
Withered rose. 27558.
Within the gates. 19398.
Won’t you be my Buster Brown.
7089.
Woodland wooing.
Wooing of the cuckoo. 3085.
World has gone a Maying. 15646.
World keeps rolling on. 10817.
World would be lost without you.
15648.
Would you. 10820.
Wreath of songs. 10822.
Yankee kid. 1153 (188).
You can find it in the papers every
day. 22418, 24911 (198).
You have been my sweetheart
since our childhood days. 17733.
You know I love you so. 12544.
You’re a classy lassy. 24888.
You’re a picture in my mind.
15685.
You’re getting better looking every
day. 38107.
You’re just the image of her pet.
7141.
You’re the girl I’m dreaming of.
24891.
Yucatan.
Zamora: 3119 (402). 115%
Zolola. 12560.
Renard (P.):
Bugle calls. 12855.
Down the lane. 138162.
Germania. 18174.
Harvest days. 13579.
In Andalusia. 183879.
In Japan. 4704.
Magyar dance.
27557.
7154.
18597.
Nature’s charms. 14461.
Valse Parisienne. 19296.
Winning ways. 27545.
Renaud (A.):
Angelus. 1223.
Biondinette-valse. 7468.
Cabaletta. 7561.
Charmeuse (La) 7642.
Communion in F. 17964.
En trottinant. 8031.
Entrée. 2550.
Esquisses funambulesque.
Galopade. 8225.
233.
Renaud (A.)—Continued.
Hirondelle (L’) 8468.
Mai en fleurs. 9115.
Marche des petits Pierrots.
Marche funébre. 2204.
Mazurketta. 9217.
Offertoire in E minor.
Pastorale. 2449.
Polkettina. 9720.
Songe rose. 10214.
Rendina (S. F.) American prince.
BVA!
Réné (G.) Oiseaux de printemps.
20317, 24007.
G.)
Renfro (W.
1AOZT-
Monch (Der) 2282.
Dream of a garden and
9147.
18781.
Broken promise.
Renner (G.)
Renner (H.)
you. 25492.
Renner (J.)
7959.
Renner (W.)
14754.
Rennies. Ch.) wise
I will love you dearie. 1929.
Pa’s old girl. 14668.
Winter time. T7067.
Renoe (M. T.) Song of the
10209.
Renwick (lL. L.):
Festival march. 11242.
Nocturne. 12058.
Serenade. 12059.
Valse caprice. 12399.
Repso music exchange:
His name is Algernon. 4454.
I knew you first on New Year
first. 8566.
Sour lemon rag. 6410.
Theres something about you that’s
something to me. 6648.
Resch (J.) Secret love. 10068.
Residenz- verlag. Hast du deinen
minne lieb. 138582.
Dritte suite ftir orgel.
Priludium und fuge.
soul.
Résimont (HE. A. de) Valse-caprice.
PO Dare
Rest cure. 18938.
Retford (M.):
Billy possom. 19557.
Boosey’s military journal.
Buy jingo. 19557.
Giggler (The) 19557.
' Kelly (The) 19557.
Lady bird’s review. 19557.
Mickey’s birthday. 19557.
Quarto sito de Bilboa. 15868.
Topeka. 19557.
Retsel (C.) Just you. 11580.
Retter (L.) Blue eyes. 87.
Retter (L.) music co.:
Alumni march. 20840.
In roseland. 138805. .
Mazurka aeolienne.
Musie master. 5400.
25176.
14247.
1946
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Retter (L.) music co.—Continued.
Nun’s prayer. 14503.
Valse junior. 15409.
Reuchsel (A.) :
Premier quotnor. 9771.
Trente chansons morales et pitto-
resques. 24208.
1*° sonate. 9874.
Reuchsel (M.):
Lied. 14844.
Mazurka. 14246.
Reupke (O. M.) To you. 17515.
Reupke (S. F.) Finding life’s joy.
21185.
Reuss (A.)
Reuter (F.):
Sonate. 17170.
Gott ist unsre zuversicht. 23148.
Lobet unsern Gott. 236388.
Mein Zion, Gottes garten. 5276.
Reuther (C.) :
Feierabend. 4079.
Hinaus. 4452.
Junges gliick. 4871,
Leichter sinn. 4993.
Letzter gruss. 5018.
Traume. 6712.
Revanche. 4951.
Revell (R.) Bagatelles. 1269.
Rexdale (R.) When the silv’ry moon
is shining Phyllis dear. 24814.
Rey’ (KR. 52):
Joyeux (Le) bamboula. 23500.
Marche sévillanaise. 23732.
Reyburn (C. L.) Daybreak. 25427.
Reyburn (L.) Lullaby. 2559.
Reynald (G.) Zeffiretti. 10864.
Reynaud (J.) Jeanne Mailiotte. 20087.
Reynolds (A.) I want a girl that’s just
like you. 19969.
Reynolds (A. C.) Jubilate Deo. 11560.
Reynolds (A. J.) Why did you leave
me. 10777.
Reynolds(A. M.) For Jesus. 18147.
Reynolds (B.) music co. Broncho Bill,
the cowboy. 1153 (38), 3519.
Reynolds (C.) Daisy do tell. 25401.
Reynolds (H.) Can the Lord depend
on you. 22699.
Reynolds (i. E.):
Coming now to the mercy seat.
22804.
Hews mine, 23222:
TO Daaos.
Just aS Lam. 28506.
King will come. 23584.
Reynolds & co.—Continued.
Birtie plays billards, 1809.
Black mantilla. 17855.
Blogg’s unlimited. 11014.
Cane bottom’d chair. 25236.
Cards. 7597.
Coquette (La) 138002.
Delusions. 38854.
Dodo. 18128.
Eldorado. 21124.
Entente cordiale.
Exposures. 11225.
Fly away little butterfly. 21195.
Fool. 8164.
Funny phrases.
Games. 4197.
Ghost march. 8259.
Grammar. 1792.
Hello, girls. 138614.
History. 4456.
History of a lobster. 186385.
How I drove the special. 16399.
I cannot keep my trousers nicely
creased. 19929.
Ideal album. 18855.
Idiosynerasies. 4649.
If. 8655.
In 1950. 11522,
It makes one awfully tired. 18419.
Jack. 8759.
Jonathan Jay. 23497.
Little Moore and Farr.
Loveland. 26275.
Memory (A) 8164.
Miller’s love song. 143801.
Moving the piano. 18692.
Nautical Captain Brown.
Never mind. 169388.
No little boy to love me. 16944.
Oh! Mr. Chantecler. 18786.
Old warrior. 9583.
On the rink with O’Reilly. 14599.
Opening chorus and finale for con-
cert parties. 14620.
Our debating society. 18819.
Our wedding. 14641,
Percy was painfully pale.
Porkpie and the sausage.
Rosie’s relations. 9969.
Ruth—who never told the truth.
14918,
Simple life.
Social seale. 12201.
Spooney island. 22115.
Street watchman’s story.
21140.
4191.
5064.
21781.
18864.
2496.
15029.
27174.
When Jesus calls your name. Suggestions, 15172.
24800. Tale untold. 20596.
Will you go. 24846. There’s a cold time coming in the
Reynolds (S. F.) Old home in Ten- winter. 22198.
nessee. 714. Twigg’s family doctor. 6747.
Reynolds & co.: Two heads are better than one.
Absolutely wrong. 19441. 17548.
Adventures of Yankee Doodle. Two little Shrimps. 22285.
20824. Water scenes. 10668.
Baron de Touch-Me-Not. 19518. We love another. 24762.
1947
68294—10——33
INDEX
pt. 1,n.s.,v.5
Reynolds & co.—Continued.
Whist drive. 19879.
Winkle-on-sea. 7061.
Won’t you waltz with me. 17715.
Rheinberger (J.):
Jesu dulcis memoria. 23481.
Mass in A. 12068, 21956.
O salutaris Hostia. 23973.
Sehet, welche liebe. 17287,
Rhené-Baton :
Ame des iris. 15739.
Berceuse. 15840.
Heures (Les) d’été. 18255.
Rhinegold (The) 10628.
Rhodes (J. B.) Remember now thy
Creater in the days of thy youth.
15704 (44).
Rhoads (H. T.)
fold. 8230.
Rhynal (C. De):
Ad alta. 17748.
Joyeux horse guard. 4859.
Raffles danee. 5914, 5915.
Renouveau. 2551.
Sherlockeite (La)
Gather them into the
2678.
Vos léyres sont si roses. 10620.
Rhys-Herbert (W.):
All through the night. 10918.
Bethany. 1811.
Even me. 8061.
Gentle Jesus. 8253.
Intermezzo. 26878.
Light of the world. 2130.
March of the parish schools.
26330.
My mother. 2314.
Nautical knot. 669, 9445.
O peace divine. 26607.
Schooldays are o’er. 10046.
Some day. 10185.
Star divine. 27151.
Rialto music pub. co.
dreams. 19087.
Riano (J. A.) Aviation march. 25054.
Ribiollet (E.) En cheminant. 21133.
Ricci (G.) :
After drinking champagne.
Always jolly. 7255.
Craps. 138012.
In Venezia barcarola.
Ricci-Signorini (A.)
Ricciardi (V.):
Amor mio. 24983.
Core ’n campagna.
I’ canto p’ ’o mare.
Rice (F. W.)
18424.
Rice (W. M.) Meteor (The) 5310.
Rich (C. J.) Sentence. 24330.
Rich (H. L.) Our star rays. 14640.
ae a ae the vale of love. 13821.
ichards 2 eee! Golden :
8308. ye
Richards (J.)
Somewhere in
19449,
20016.
Schizzi. 10037.
3758.
4523.
Garland of ferns.
Cavalier (The) 12907.
Richardson (J.
Richards (J. J.):
Barnum march. 7405.
Celebrity march. 7614.
Okolona march. 21882.
Standard (The) 15152.
Richards (T.) Soldiers of the cross. |f
19080.
Richardson (A. M.):
As fair as morn. 32738.
Enter not into judgment. 1628. ia
Magnificat and Nune dimittis. 9
5184. |
May time. 2222.
Near an ancient hostelrie. 5504.
Service for the holy Communion.
6159.
We beseech Thee almighty God.
15496.
Whatsoever ye do. 15536.
Richardson (F.) If you ain’t go
nothing to give me. 238407.
H.) Meditation.
14252.
Richardson (lL. M.) Engagement tree.
13244.
Richardson (W. A.)
at all. 16428.
Richardy (J.)
Richberg (D. R.)
17364.
Richer (J.):
I det djupa, i det héga. 4530.
Kommen till mig. 49388.
Richie (C. W.) Ain’t that the truth.
24988.
Richmond (B.):
Dance of the bumble bees.
17742 (44).
Emblem of liberty. 3989.
June roses. 16571, 20814 (68).
Prairie echoes. 9752, 24911 (159).
Yankee notions. 17722.
Richmond (F.) I have something in
my eye and its you. 8558, 10887
(182).
Richmond (G. F.) Old mill wheel.
26659.
Richmond (W.
24856.
Richstaetter (M.)
20910.
Richter (G.) theaterverlag:
Ich bin der kénig Zipapek. 4641.
Liebestod der katze Isolde. 16647.
Schone schiferin. 6111.
Sie zieh’n dir aus die jacken.
6190,
Zipapek und Belladine. 7170.
Richter (H. E.):
Aus der lieben heimat.
Ferientage. 138316.
Nur dir allein, 21802. -
Unser liebling geht zur _ ruh’,
22242,
Richter (R.)
I don’t like you
Love affair. 9049.
Song of the C.
7822,
B.) Shibboleth.
Beim begrabnis.
12698.
Shepherd boy. 12172.
1948
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Richter (W.) Walzer-poesien. 2991. | Ricordi (G.) & co.—Continued.
Rickaby (T. L.):
Dance of the spiders, 22847.
Song without words. 24440.
Rico (J.):
Sans-toi. 6072.
Tu ne sauras jamais. 15360,
Tu ne sauras jamais. 22229,
Ricordi (G.) & co.:
Adieu, ma mie. 17749.
Aero valse. 3150, 112964,
Ah, que voulez-vous que je dise.
17758.
Aida. 24712.
Ali dorate. 3171,
Amor mi guida ate. 72738.
Amore 0 grillo. 2510, 9796.
Angelus (The) 25009.
Au revoir. 17801.
Badinage. 7383,
Bel di vedremo. 2511.
Berceuse. 38417, 22613.
Berceuse dramatique. 12786. _
Bouquet de melodies. 22661.
Bravura, 15872.
C’est ma folie. 3561.
Crest toi. 3562.
Canta il mare. 11043.
Caprice-impromptu. 13879.
Cette fifit? qui mena la ronde.
17909.
Chanson de la fifite. 22733.
Chanson des poupées. 17917.
Che gelida manina. 2512.
Chitarrata Abruzzese. 3663.
Cristoforo Colombo. 7791.
Daddy Tyl. 138039.
Dans les bois. 18055.
Day by day. 7850.
Déclaration, 22881.
Défilé et chanson des poupées.
22883.
Deine mutter soll dich in arme
tragen. 14785.
Dormi, amor mio. 9797.
Dors mignonne. 18038.
E lucevan le stelle. 786.
Hines tages sehn wir. 14786.
Etoile. 18097.
Fairy (The) 18285.
Fallen leaf. 4058.
Fanciulla (La) del West. 26804,
Fantasia. 14174.
Favola (La) di Helga. 25610,
Fete au village. 8126.
Flying Dutchman. 10627.
Forse. 4143.
Four old English country dances.
4942.
Frissonnette. 4172.
Gaffer Tyl. 13418.
Gai réveil. 18164.
Granny Tyl. 13518.
Grillo del focolare. 4852.
Grillon du foyer. 21289.
1949
Gut, man mennt mich jetzt Mimi.
14787.
Hans. 23198.
Hans, le joueur de fltite. 23199.
Hans, the flute player. 23201.
Hantise. 4376.
Hay time. 4396.
Héllera. 13613.
I bring my roses. 1890.
I come from afar. 23321.
Intermezzo. 16776.
Invito. 13852.
deal vu. S547
Je pleure. 4811.
Je viens d’un pays. 18422.
Kamtchatka. 4898.
Kleine Frau Schmetterling. 17187.
Lament (A) 8886.
Lilas blancs. 8984, 26220.
Little brook. 18527.
Madam Butterfly. 18912.
Magic. 9106.
Mal d’aimer. 5191.
Mammy Tyl. 14191.
Margherita. 11785.
Mia carrozza ov’e. 9277.
Mon cher petit pére est un com-
mercant. 18669.
Mon coeur a des peines. 18670.
My star-forever. 9425.
Mytyl. 14452.
Napoli dorme, Napoli canta. 5495.
Nel Giappone. 265338.
Nocturne. 8501.
Noél. 9482.
Non dirmi pit. 18757.
Notturnino. 9166.
Nur der schonheit. 14788.
Nymphes et faunes. 9499, 26585.
O Lisbeth, aujourd’ hui dimanche.
18775.
Once more. 5659.
Perugina (La) 17085.
Principe Zilah. 9781.
Quando me’n ve soletta per la via.
787.
Quel che dice la fonte. 18922.
Quest (The) 2528.
Reeondita armenia. 788.
Résurrection. 18939.
Réverie. 26871.
Rienzi. 106380.
Romance. 17194.
Ronde des gamins, 18969.
Rondo. 24226.
Secchia rapita. 6135, 14966, 20487.
Si mi chiameno Mimi. 2518.
Six action songs for children.
18887.
Song of parting. 10208.
Song of the flute. 244384.
Sorellina. 6408.
Staneces. 24465.
INDEX
Dt. Ths. Vv.
Ricordi (G.) & co.—Continued.
Strimpellata alla luna. 19136.
Suite romantica. 15178.
Suite siciliana. 10285.
Sursum corda. 27199.
Tears 0’ joy. 15248.
Thank God for you. 10388.
Tylette. 153877.
Tylo. 153878.
Tyltyl. 153879.
Und es blitzen die sterne. 14789.
Valse esquisse. 6804.
Vanna. 6818.
Violets. 27412.
Vissi d’arte, vissi d’amore. 789.
Voce luntana. 12418.
Wake up my nestling. 2986.
Wie eiskalt ist dies hd&ndchen.
14790.
You can never know, Sir.
Your song. 10859.
Riddell (R. T.) Dreaming of you
25501.
Ridderhof (N. L.)
ocean’s depths.
Ridenour (S. L.)
shines on the river.
Ridgeway (H.):
Dance of the robins.
Don’t you see, dear.
24880.
Voice from the
6872.
When the moon
10739.
1507.
22911.
Home, dear home for me. 23275.
My Pauline. 5459.
Ridgewell (C.) :
Baby face. 20887.
I love to go butterfly catching.
13706.
I’m shy, Mary Ellen, I’m _ shy.
11448.
Ma, ma. 26295.
One fine day. 5668.
There’s her picture on the wall.
6688.
"Tis years and years ago. 17509.
When I see your face. 24799.
Ridley (C. M.) Amora mio. 38216.
Rieding (O.):
Concert in H moll.
Scéne de carnaval.
Rieger (A.):
Loreley-walzer. 5100.
Studenten-marsch. 6483.
Weiberfeind (Der) 6940, 12445,
15509.
Rieger (J. E.)
18950.
Rieke (H.) Odd fellows.
5977.
19012.
Rieger jubilee march.
2384.
Rienzi. 10630, 22289, 27426.
Ries (F.) Cradle song. 17976*.
Ries & Erler:
Aubade printaniere. 34.
Aveu. 47.
Ballade. 12506.
Berceuse. 7453.
Conchita. 12992.
Coq dor. 13001.
Ries & Erler—Continued.
Hlegie. 8010, 25531.
Feuillet d’album. 257.
Humoresque. 412.
In der haingematte.
Lacerta. 11601.
Menuett. 11778.
Nocturne. 8189.
Recueillement. 803.
Renouveau. 148384.
Resignation. 12506.
Sérénade arlequin. 27010.
Serenade espagnole. 22035.
Simple chanson. 15028.
Sous bois. 925.
Walzer. 12264.
Wiegenlied. 12506.
Zwei lieder. 10041.
Rieter-Biedermann (J.):
Brautgesang. 7517.
Denn alles fleisch es ist wie gras.
Sie
Deutsche vokal-und deklamations-
studien. 7878. .
Dustman’s coming. 19561.
Fiinfzehn characterstticke.
11345, 23186.
Funeral song. 22667.
Grosse fantasie. 17872.
Konzert. 19210.
Meine lust ist leben.
Messe. 238217.
Siebzehn choralvorspiele. 21303.
Sinfonie. 1341.
Sonate. 20961.
Sonaten ftir orgel.
Studie. 12881.
Variationen. 12887.
Variationen, tiber alles neu macht
der Mai. 10568.
Variationen: tiber ein thema yon
Paganini. 7510.
Vier stticke. 25072.
Zug des todes. 15700.
Rietz (H.) Bundesbanner - marsch.
17884.
Rietz pub. co., ltd.:
11496.
1808,
18629.
18637.
Nancy the terrible flirt. 2330.
Two worlds. 12377.
Riggins (F. G.) This is heaven.
24608.
Right (W. L.) Won’t you be my Semi-
nole. 10813.
Rigoletto. 2948, 68381, 10582, 15429,
17586, 22263.
Riker (D. 8.):
Bridget O’Shaugnessy. 17524.
Silver moon. 6263, 10887 (183).
Riley (A.) Your song. 10859.
Riley (A. C.) If money only grew on
trees. 19987.
Riley (G. W.)
what I want. 4652.
Rimbault (EK. F.) March of the men
of Horlech. 16756.
If I could have jus’
1950
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Rimsky-Korsakow (N.):
Little snowflake’s arietta.
Mirchen vom Zar. 16740.
Pan voyevoda. 785.
Song of the shepherd Lelbl.
26227.
27103.
Rinaldo (E.) New M. W. A. march.
9461.
Rinard (B. B.) My lovely rose.
14418.
Ring (B.) music co.:
Where’s mama. 38042.
Whoop - daddy - ooden-dooden day.
8052, 10887 (220).
Ring (J.)':
Let’s take a trip
18505.
We're all here to see you off.
17637, 20814 (117).
What would you give to know.
19358.
When friendship turns to love.
19361.
Whoop-la Willie, don’t let me go.
10887 (221), 12492.
Ring (J. W.) Iam ready.
Ring (M.):
Bride (The) 22670.
Teach me how to two-step. 20599.
Through the day. 17497.
Ringsmuth (L. J.) Remember. 26858.
to loveland.
1886.
Ringuet (L.) Valse sentimentale.
20687.
Rinn (D. F.) Where shall we spend
the evening. 12478.
Rinn-McIver pub. co. Where shall we
spend the evening. 12478.
Rip Van Winkle, junr. 20426.
Ripley (F. H.):
Hight Scotch songs. 13219.
National hymns of the great na-
tions. 9442.
Natural music charts. 668.
Rounds and catches. 24244.
Six Irish songs, 12188.
Three humorous two-part songs.
24616.
Ripley (W. S.):
Blessed are the dead. 12814.
He shall feed His flock. 13598.
Marsh beginners band _ book.
26347.
Tenting on the old camp ground.
17467.
Twilight romance. 10511.
Rippberger (H. F.) Take me a ride
in your Chalmers-Detroit. 24542.
Rissone (A.) :
' Allez-y. 7240.
Caresse de femme. 7598.
Cour maudit. 11098.
Marche pour la femme,
Valse défendue. 10554.
Vierra gitana. 10448.
9151.
Ritchie (B.) co.:
If somebody cared for me. 1949.
Just to see you once again, 4886.
Riter (J.) Violet. 6858.
Ritner (F. M.) Pessimistic Pete.
5766.
Ritschel (A. H.) Sweetheart, I love
you so. 6545.
Ritter (A.) In lust und schmerzen.
16506.
Ritter (E. W.) Petit boléro. 20359.
Ritter (G. P.) pseud. See Suck (G. P.)
Ritter (T.) Theoretisch-praktische
schule. 22193.
Rivarde (F. W.) Since Bwano Tumbo
came from jumbo land. 15031.
Rivas (C.):
Bellas zacatecanas. 22603.
Centenario (El) 22725.
Rivenburgh (E.):
Hanalei. 1820.
Leilehua. 2108.
Rivenhall (F.):
I’ll furnish it on the installment
plan. 8574.
Mr. Editor how do you know.
20209.
Then they put out the
IE 2.
Tere (CY EN)
flag. 22104.
Rixner (J.) Flow of the soul.
Roach (—) Go and forget.
Roat (C. H.) music co., ltd.:
Gloaming. 4250.
Rose tints. 24234,
Sophomore waltzes. 24445, 27118.
Tell me that I’m not forgotten.
10379.
Robaczewski (T.) Wawel. 2998.
Robarts (A. M.) Light divine. 14075.
Robaudi (V.) Alla stella confidente.
light.
Songs of school and
18140.
8294,
17764.
Roberson (J. A.) God is love. 113818.
Robert (C.) Impressions de _ prin-
temps. 18878.
Robert (J.):
Aria, 26889.
Impressions de printemps. 18373.
Roberton (H. S.):
Cuddle doon. 1497.
Songs of shadow. 2739.
Roberts (A.):
Down at Cliff Haven, 11181.
Gipsy lullaby. 18452.
When the twilight fades away.
27500.
Roberts (C. E.)
Roberts (C. J.):
Affinité. 20825.
African (The) 400. 1177.
Cupid’s caress. 11125, 22886,
Funiculi-funicula. 18417.
Pensée d’amour. 11987.
Roézsika. 2597, 14908.
Yale wrinkle. 7113.
1951
INDEX
Roberts (C. J.) —Continued.
Satanella. 2617.
Silhouettes. 889, 12181.
Sweet refiections. 245380.
Tale (A) of two hearts. 19178.
Roberts (F. EB.) Elejack (The) 25532.
Roberts (J.) Entertainer’s rag. 25552.
Roberts (J.) & co.
25214.
Roberts (J. E.):
Beloved, if God so loved us. 3409.
Crown Him with many crowns.
16015.
Heaven is my home.
I heard a great voice.
Just as Tam. 4878.
Like as the hart. 16654.
My defence is of God. 5422.
My song shall be of mercy. 2324.
Peace, perfect peace. 5752.
Roberts (J. V.)
979, 2819, 6585, 10371.
Roberts (K. A.):
Housekeeper’s reverie. 4481.
McCall’s magazine. 11700.
Silvery moon. 173819.
Roberts (l.) Livin’ ain’t like nothin’,
babe. 20112. ;
Roberts (O.):
Carnival (The) 7601, 19592.
Children’s dream. 7660.
Bustlin’ Billy.
1841.
16435.
In my garden fair. 11507.
Smile, boys, smile. 15062.
Roberts (R. W.) Rose. 18975.
Roberts (V.):
O Lord, Thou hast searched me
out. 9511.
Rose. 18975, 26919.
Souls of the righteous.
Roberts (W. L.)
10221.
_Love’s camp-fire
bright. 5141.
Robertson (A. J.) Soul stirring songs.
17377.
Robertson (C. L.) Battleship Dela-
ware. 1285.
Robertson (D.):
Miss Romance. 14316.
Our territorials. 11957.
Robertson (E. P.) Down by the grape-
vine swing. © 25488.
Robertson (J. P.) March wind. 9145.
Robertson (W.):
Lo! He is risen. 9025.
Portals of light. 5842.
Roberty (H.) Mutuelle de l’amour.
14883.
Robey (C.) When the moonbeams kiss
the clover. 6986.
Robie (B. G.) In June. 18385.
Robin Hood and King Richard. 9914.
Robins ende. 2566, 6050, 6953, 7037.
9917.
Robinson (A. H.):
Friendship. 8192.
Immortal love. 214382,
1952 ea
Te Deum laudamus. -
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 5
Robinson (C. C.):
Benediction. 7448.
I met a little elfman. 4591.
If only thou art true. 19988.
Love divine, all love excelling.
16692.
Sailor’s song. 242538.
Your eyes. 15691.
Robinson (H. H.):
Dream on. 38926.
Te Deum laudamus. 977.
Robinson (F. W.) Moon maiden.
5360.
Robinson (G.) Silver water. 27046.
Robinson (G. 8S.) River ripples waltz. |
14865.
Robinson (H. G.)
Robinson (H. I.) : "
Cannibal love. 10887 (100).
In the spring Jl bring a ring
around to Rosie. 4729, 10887
(148).
Izzy the molasses kid. 4795.
Kid land. 18466.
Estelle. 1628.
Simple Dotty Dimple. 10133,
10887 (184).
When Madam ‘Tetrazin sings
Ciribiribin. 10724, 10887 (211).
You’re the flower that blooms for
me. 22424.
Robinson (J.):
I wish I could live those days
again. 8638.
May carol. 23750.
Men of Harlech. 21683.
Sylvan hours. 24587.
Robinson (J. R.):
Dynamite rag. 22947.
Hold me parson hold me.
Robinson (lL. M.)
rain. 16466.
Robinson (M. M.)
doing Coney Isle.
Robinson (N. S.)
14621.
Robinson (R. C.) Behold I bring you
good tidings. 25107, 25108. -
Robinson (W. A.) Queen of alma
maters. 17148.
Robinson (W. J.) America the great.
22494.
Robitschek (A.):
Aus 1001 nacht. 12702.
23267.
I wonder wil! it
When we were
6996.
Orange blossoms.
Bei mondennacht und _ sternen-
pracht. 3400.
Belsazar. 3410.
Bummel-lied. 20963.
Drah’n hab’ i von Vatern g’erbt.
13166.
Erntetag. 21143.
Farbenspiel. 4068.
Friihlingsjubel. 21211.
Goldnen (Die) schuh’. 21262.
Heimat ewig liebe. 21320.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Robitsechek (A.)—Continued.
I hab’s mit dir so ehrlich g’mant.
4536.
Im stadtpark war’s.
In Sevilla. 21442.
Korporal (Der). 2083.
Lenzlied (Das). 21547.
Licht sonnenwenden ist da.
Lied vom lercher]. 215638.
Man preist in tausend liedern.
21640.
Mein weibchen ist ein tiubchen.
20184.
Nachtwandler. 2328.
Neue papa. 5510.
Nur einmal méocht
21808.
Saingerspruch. 21994.
Schirm’ dich Gott, du deutscher
“i ess UE
Schone Frau Pollak. 6110.
Vatermorder und die _ krinoline.
22258.
Vindobona walzer. 22272.
Violine (Die). 15445.
Walzer-reigen. 19018.
Walzermirchen. 17625.
Wiegenlied. 38057.
Wiener gemiitlichkeit. 22380.
Zum neuen jahr. 224384.
Zwei heitere lieder. 138972.
Zweite Sonate. 19438.
Robson (R. W.) Sleep, Holy Babe.
27067.
Eoepson CE F.).:
Choose your girlie by the seaside.
3665.
T’ll never find another Pearl like
you. 8581.
Robyn (A. G.):
Annie Laurie.
Answer. 1228.
Border chief. 25177.
Brown eyes or blue eyes.
Cymbeline. 162.
Every beat of my heart is a mes-
sage of love to you. 22974.
I sought the Lord. 2383870.
Let the words of my mouth. 23598.
Let thy heart beat true. 20082.
214381.
2118.
ich lachen.
1225,
11029.
Manzanillo. 5205, 9187.
Minnesota. 622, 5827, 7182 (154).
Minuetto. 624.
My Florida maid. 651.
My mother’s love is with me still.
14423,
My old Missouri hills. 18720.
Panquita. 787, 2447.
Pensées sentimentales. 2464.
Popular song. 769, 5840, 7182
(165).
Typical Western girl. 1028.
Rochwell (G. L.) Mrs. Smith and her
cock-a-doodle hat. 14827,
Rock (M. B.) When this old ring
was new. 6991.
Rockwell (C, J.):
Beauty’s dream. 17837.
In lovers land. 18887.
Olympia. 14589.
Overture-triumphal. 26702.
Pictorial review. 2482.
Rockwell (G. N.):
Beyond the smiling and the weep-
ing, 25141.
Bright beyond. 25190.
But what must it be to be there.
15889.
Danse directoire. 19677.
God be merciful. 25730.
I was glad when they said unto
me. 13745.
In heavenly love abiding. 13794.
Shout the glad tidings. 27082.
Rockwell (J. T.)
161138.
Rocky mountain music pub. ¢o.:
If I were a bird. 21425.
Lesson of the pansy and the rose.
18500.
Rode (J.)
Rode (P.)
14871.
Rode (W. S.) At Coney Isle. 20874.
Rode-Jacobsen (J.) Lord is my Shep-
herd. 18557.
Rodeheaver (H.):
Grace, amazing grace. 13509.
He’s a mighty reality to me.
13592.
Here and there. 13619.
How you will love Him. 8507.
O love that will not let me go.
Dreaming of you.
Shadows on the wall. 862.
Twenty-four caprices.
14524.
O ’tis a great change for me.
14536.
Somebody cares. 15090.
Rodeheaver-Ackley co. :
I love Jesus. 23846.
I shall walk by His side. 233868.
Joy in the presence of the King.
238499.
Make room for the leper.
Message (The). 238792.
Message of love. 23795.
More than all to me. 238848.
No other way. 23942.
Only a step to Jesus.
Onward march. 24054.
-Open the door of your
24056.
Peace like a river.
Praises everywhere.
Qa779
Dot hts
24044.
heart.
24080,
24150.
Ready for the Kings command.
24187.
Sing for joy. 24875.
Some one is watching you. 24417.
1953
INDEX
pt. 1, Bes. ¥.5
Rodeheaver-Ackley co.—Continued.
Song of the sunbeams. 24438.
Trumpets of the Lord are heard.
24660.
Rodelzigeuner (Der)
18962, 20431, 21960.
Rodeman & co. Oh, you million dollar
18074, 18261,
pier. 18790.
Rodgers (G. B.) Te Deum laudamus
mm 0s" GaSe;
Rodgers (J.) Temperance scouts.
27265.
Rodney (P.) Clang of the forge.
3698.
Rodominsky (E.) Mein gliick. 9229.
Roe (W. J.) She gave me a rose.
Malek
Roeckel (J. L.):
Autumn wind. 19501.
Life’s hostel. 18518.
Love’s ministry. 14154.
Pelerinage. 11984.
Silhouettes. 22060.
Skippers of St. Ives.
Speed on. 10237.
Storm fiend. 10265.
Roeder (H.):
Es ist ein kostliches ding. 18093.
Name (Der) des Herrn ist ein
festes schloss. 18742.
Roegge (F. C.) Angel child. 12688.
Roehl (C. A.) In der heimath. 138789.
Rohricht (P.) Forget me not. 8177.
Rohrig (J. A:):
Etude-caprice. 13262.
Menuett. 14275.
Roelker (E. O.):
Fire fly. 1668.
New York town.
Rogue-de-la-mode.
Tally-ho. 6562.
Robmisch (O.) :
Bliitenzanber. 3473, 3474.
Rauschlied. 5930, 5931.
Sportmarsch. 6438.
Rontgen (J.):
Impromptu. 14872.
Sérénade mélancolique.
Roessinger (V.) :
Bella di Granata. 3403.
Sona organetto. 2725, 6372.
Roff (O. C.) When youv’re single,
Single, single. 15581.
Rogan (G.) Elephant’s shuffle. 21127.
Rogdana. 3680.
Roger-Ducasse:
Aux premiéres clartés de l’aube.
3305, 10964, 19502.
Bourrée. 19558.
Weole de la dictée. 13215.
24391.
do19.
5999.
14984.
Exercices de virtuosité. 8089.
Joli jeu de furet. 4846, 11554,
16563.
Pastorale. 746.
Quatuor 4 cordes. 2519.
Roger-Ducasse—Continued.
Quatuor en ré mineur.
Suite francaise. 24501.
Sur quelques vers de Virgile.
10310, 24519.
Variations plaisantes. 24706.
40 dictées graduées. 5998.
Rogers (A. La V.) Rival rag. 24216.
Rogers (B.) Teach me, O Lord. 2821.
Rogers (C. D.) Dreaming of dreams.
25500.
Rogers (C. K.):
Clover blossoms. 1153 (149).
Rose and the lily. 1158 (161).
Rogers (C. R.):
Little light 0’ love. 14091.
Look to the cross. 5088.
Once more sweetheart. 14603.
Rogers (C. W.) Pass along please.
14672.
Rogers (H.):
Gee, I’m lonesome for a pal like
you. 8246.
I’m the man they’re looking for.
23361.
Offertory
26681.
Rogers (HE. W.):
Are you looking for a girl like
me. 17788.
He’s a very old friend of mine.
23224.
How would you like to be a baby.
23802.
I do love you and you do love
me. 16427.
I’m afraid you'll have to come
along o’ me. 259382.
I suppose she knows. 238371.
If you’ve come around to marry
2569, 5904.
sentences. 17004,
me. 4671.
In a cottage by the Clyde.
20000.
Let’s go to the church. 18502.
Little Miss Importance. 23630.
Mother put.a card in the window.
11809.
Noise of the girls and boys. 5539.
Pop in to tea on Sunday. 24139.
Prettiest girl in town. 2508.
Swallow. 2789.
Top hat every time. 10472.
West pole. 20734.
Which would you like to spare.
10762.
Rogers (G) If every night were last
night. 11477.
Rogers (G. C.) Tell me will you
marry. 6600.
Rogers (J. F.) Dear, when I look.
16061.
Rogers (J. H.):
Al fresco. 24942.
At the mill. 20877.
Aragonaise. 15764.
1954
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Rogers (J. H.)—Continued.
Capricietto. 26896.
Carmencita. 20976.
Cause me to hear Thy loving
kindness. 20978.
Daughter (The)
Day in Thy courts.
Feu follet. 16197.
Forest echoes. 21201.
I will magnify Thee. 23387.
Little red lark. 21438.
Marche militaire. 16761.
My sheep hear my voice.
Peasant wedding. 21881.
Pillars of the earth. 21893.
Pizzicato. 21896.
Processional march. 9788.
Reverie. 12066.
Rococo. 21959.
Romola. 21970.
Scherzetto. 26897.
Some reckon time by
24414.
Sonata in E minor.
Trot de cavallerie.
Two clocks. 27863.
Valse mignonne. 27388.
Wooden shoe dance. 22409.
Rogers (M. D.) If you were a clover
blossom. 23413.
Regers (R.) Jag ir uppstindelsen
och lifvet. 23477.
Rogers (Van V.):
March of the marionettes.
25424.
11142.
9420.
stars.
9921.
27348.
591.
Valse Albania. 22250.
Rogers (W. L.):
Fisher wife. 16209.
I loved a lass. 483.
Your eyen two wol slee me sod-
enly. 17788.
Rogers bros. music pub. co.:
I can’t help loving a girl like
you. 25897.
I'll be happy too. 428.
I thought I wanted opera. 441.
Parisian glide. 743.
Proposals. 781.
Sword is my sweetheart true. 961.
Those dear old wedding bells. 998.
Under the oriental moon. 1030.
With one sweet smile you’ve won
my heart. 24858.
Rogers, Clifford & Dugdale:
Arkansas. 38266.
How would I do. 4492.
Rohde (E.) Think of me. 6652,
Rohmer (S8.):
Aboo Tabah. 22655.
Camel’s parade. 11041.
Oh, you kid. 2399.
Rohner (B.) Try it again. 15348.
Rohr (C. H.) Let me love you. 14040.
Roland (Kk. K.) Take me back to Old
Kentucky. 19172.
Roland (M.) Id love to be loved by
a girl like you. 25902.
Rolfe (W.):
Bashful bumpkin. 3361.
Call to arms. 19581.
Cupid astray. 27690.
Dream kisses. 22920.
Enchantment. 20814 (47), 21135.
Enchantress. 18088.
Fleetfoot. 21187.
Gwendolyn. 19864.
Hour (The) of prayer. 23295.
Irvina. 13858, 19437 (48), 26042.
Kiss of spring. 13974.
Love and roses. 11668, 16690.
Matinee girl. 23748.
My polar star. 20257.
Spying Cupid. 15149, 27147.
Sunshine and roses. 24512.
Vision of love. 10607.
While thou art near, 22365.
Rolfe (W.) music eo. Call to arms.
19581.
Kioller (N. J.):
Missouri lad. 5340.
Sad remembrance. 12099.
Rollins (H. F.) Be good. 12760.
Rollinson (I. H.) Sons of liberty.
alsnlilee
Rollinson (T. H.):
Crusaders (The) 159, 1495, 25886.
Evening chimes. 287, 19749.
Ildica. 18871.
New mown hay. 26544.
Rollinson’s modern school for or-
chestra bells. 9925.
Sweet sixteen. 20814 (26).
Rollinson-Bernier. Mauresque (El)
18621, 20176.
Rolt (B.):
Boy’s (A) song.
Danse des tulipes.
19610.
Mister Nightingale. 14823.
My Pekinese. 144381, 16909.
When love was yet a tiny boy.
17656.
Roma (C.):
22666.
13062, 17923,
Ave Maria. 46.
Here’s to our mother—Alma
Mater. 4441.
In the garden of my heart. 469,
23440.
Indian harvest song. 1988.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 4832.
My heart will hear. 26488.
Oh, for the wings of a dove. 5615,
7182 (161).
Sleep little sea love sleep. 7182
(1776
Some day dear. 2715, 10887
(186).
Star of Bethlehem.
1955
INDEX
Rona (EH. P:) :
Lament, 238565.
Portrait (A) 24140.
Romano (L.) Intermezzo arabo.
18407.
Romano (P.) Sérénade d’amour.
20494.
Romberg (G. de) Joy riding. 11557.
Romberg (S.) Memories of you.
14264.
Rome (F.):
Moving the piano. 18692.
Non stops. 14495.
Romeo and Julia auf dem dorfe.
12085.
Romeo et Juliette. 238155.
Romey (G.) Sing softly, sing lightly.
22067.
Romsberg (W.) Baiser qui console.
Book,
Ronald (L.):
Come into the sun. 3724.
If you were the rose. 18868.
Roneallo (L.) Criollo. 3777.
Ronchini (F.) Adagio et finale.
19442,
Ronway (K.) Blow, winds, blow.
19548.
Rooney (H. H.) First love. 4099.
Rooney (P.):
Ootsie-tootsie. 724, 1153 (98).
Take me back to babyland. 2805,
10350, 15224.
Roos (G.) Fessette (La) 8122.
Root (EH. T.) & sons:
Root’s amateur concert. 6011.
Root’s young orchestra favorite.
18972, 26916.
Boot, (i. Js.) & co. :
Abide with me. 24920.
After school march. 24935.
Aladdin. 24943,
Angelic salutation. 25005.
Angelic voices. 25006.
Angel’s dream. 25007.
At the cireus. 25031.
At twilight, 25033.
Babes in the wood. 25057.
Beauty and the beast. 25090.
Benediction, 25126.
Birds of spring. 25148.
Blue bird waltz. 25165.
Blue birds call. 25166.
Bridal rose. 25186.
Bridal wreath waltz. 25188.
Brownies’ revels. 25204.
Celebrated public school march.
25259.
Cinderella. 25320.
Climbing rose. 25825,
Clover blossoms, 25330.
Clover leaf idyl. 25331.
Convent bells at eventide, 253873.
Dance of the erickets. 25408.
Dance of the fairies. 25409.
pt, 5, Ms; vo5
Root (F. K.) & co.—Continued.
Dream of the olden time.
Dream pictures. 25495.
Eglantine waltz. 25528.
Evening meditation. 25575.
Evening prayer. 25576.
Evening star. 25577.
Fairy dreams. 25591.
Fairy footsteps, 25592.
Fairy godmother. 25593.
Falling autumn leaves.
Field daisy. 25620.
Flight of the witches.
Flying the kite. 25634.
Forest voices. 25641.
Gleam of heaven. 25715.
Goldenrod. 25746.
Golden wedding. 25745.
Grandma’s waltz. 25765.
Grandpa’s waltz. 25767.
Happy days. 25795.
Happy holiday. 25799.
Heavenly thoughts. 25826.
Honey suckle. 25870.
In the convent garden. 26017.
Jack and the bean-stalk. 26073.
Jack the giant killer. 26076.
Last hope. 26178.
Lead kindly light. 26178.
let us be sweethearts again.
25493.
25599.
256381.
11620.
Little brother’s birthday march.
26223.
Little general. 26224.
Little sister’s birthday waltz.
26226.
Love’s fairyland waltzes. 26279.
Mama’s birthday. 26822.
Mama’s favorite. 26324.
Marigold mazurka. 26341.
Meadow brook waltz. 26369.
Melody at dawn. 26382.
Merry spring time. 26894.
Messenger of love. 26398.
Moonbeam waltz. 26434.
Moonlight in the hills. 26486.
Moonlight on the Mississippi.
264387.
Moonlight party. 264388.
Morning glory. 26444.
Moss rose. 26447.
Napoleon’s victory. 26520.
Nearer my God to Thee.
No school to-day. 26565.
Noah’s ark march. 26566.
Old Ironsides. 26656.
Papa’s birthday. 26712.
Papa’s pet. 26718.
Pearl of the morning. 26738.
Playground march. 26760.
Playmates. 26761. ‘
Prince Charming. 26791.
Pure as a lily. 26808.
Purple lilae. 26810.
26528.
1956
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Root (F. K.) & co.—Continued
Purple twilight. 26812.
Puss in boots. 26813.
Queen of the May. 26820.
Rainbow waltz. 26832.
Recess march. 26837.
Red Riding Hood. 26841.
Red rose march. 26842.
Rock of ages. 26893.
Sheridan’s ride. 27027.
Shipwreck (The) 270380.
Silverdale. 27042-27045.
Snow white. 27082.
Soldier boy. 27086.
Song of the meadow lark.
Starlight-vision. 27156.
Sunrise on the lake. 27190.
Sunshine waltz. 27192.
Surprise party. 27198.
Sweet dreams of home. 27207.
Sweet mignonette. 27210.
Swing waltz. 27219.
Sylvan dell. 27221.
Teeter totter waltz.
Tender memories.
Tiny fingers. 3
Under the trees. PA eM GiLe
Vesper chimes. 27401.
When the day is done.
When twilight fades.
Whippoorwill. 27515.
Whispers in the’ dell.
White rose. 27518.
Wild rose. 27533.
Young hunters march. 27586.
Young nuns prayer. 27587.
Root (F. W.) Love. 5108.
Medley of American
Songs. 5266.
Shepherd, show me how to go.
‘=: (GELS.
Studies in florid song. 27178.
Tar’s farewell. 27244.
27101.
27260.
27267.
27492.
27501.
27517.
national
Root (G. F.) See. Root (M. O.).
Root (L. B.) College heroes. 17953.
Root (M. O.) Triumph (The) 17742
(31).
Rootham (C. B.):
Angel spirits of sleep. 12639.
I sorrowed that the golden day
was dead. 1916.
In highland and meadow. 16503.
In the highlands. 138817.
Meadows in spring. 14249.
O may I join the choir invisible.
9517.
Springtime of life.
Supplication (A)
2752.
2788.
Rootham. (F. W.) Wooden cradle.
22408.
Root’s pupils’ delight piano instructor.
47.
Hopartz (J. G.) Vingt mélodies.
24229,
Roper (A. W.):
Jesus is my friend.
Jesus only. 8779.
What will you do with Jesus.
8773.
10708.
Roques (S.) Marche biterroise. 23729.
Rorabacher (R. A.) Snow waltz.
6322.
Rosas (J.):
Over the waves.
11964.
Sobre las olas.
Rosche (G. F.):
Angels song. 28.
Anthems of worship.
Calvary. T7576.
Christ.is risen. 182.
Christmas vision. 253817.
2438, 5722, 6326,
6326.
22519.
Easter blossoms. 7984.
Hide Thy face. 897.
Homeland (The) 4469.
I know He loves me. 4547.
I will guide thee. 4627.
Im tempel des Herrn. 138779.
In Bethlehem’s stall. 26005.
It came upon the midnight clear.
481.
Lead others to Jesus. 4982.
Master comes. 596.
’Mid flowers and song. 14289.
Morning of His birth. 686.
Nearer my God to Thee. 671.
O day of rest and gladness. 695.
Osterklinge. 9626.
Peace on earth. 748.
Rock of ages. 2567.
Soul’s vision. 921.
Sweet is the promise.
Sweetly resting. 6550.
Tenderly Jesus is calling for you.
6602.
That beautiful land. 6615.
Vision of Bethlehem. 2962.
tose (A.):
Charme d’amour. 19611.
Queen’s own. 20405.
12 etiiden. 20443.
Rose (F. J.) Gymkhana.
Rose (L.):
Angel of love.
6530.
13539.
3235.
Printemps qui s’eveille. 20396.
Rose (M. W.) Melorose. 9240.
Rose (R.) Extase d’amour. 11226.
Rose (Sister) Heavenly thoughts.
25826.
Rose (W. B.):
Crete. 21046.
Midnight watches. 21696.
Wesleyan Methodist hymnal,
223382.
23838.
Rose (W. H.) Monkey Isle.
23838.
Rose & Wagner. Monkey isle.
Rose maiden. 3510.
Rosegger (S.) Vier gedichte. 9955.
1957
INDEX
pt. 1, ns. v.5 |
Rosen (W.) When the moon shines
down on you. 17668.
Rosenbecker (A.):
In the shade of the Alamo.
Old black Joe. 11921.
Rosenberg (F. O.): .
Belle of Idaho. 12779.
Blue arrow. 12817.
Rosenberg (G. M.):
Detective (The) 3861.
Favorite melodies. 25612.
Rosey’s (George) folio of operatic
favorites. 18984.
Rosey’s (George) folio of stand-
ard marches. 4227.
Rosenberg (W. L.):
Robin’s courtship. 17191.
Won’t you be my girl? 10812.
Rosenblatt (M.):
Down in sunny Yucatan. 21100.
I’ve got your number, what’s your
name. 19966.
It’s your own home town. 21477.
Weren’t you, aren’t you, won’t
you be. 22331.
Rosenbloom (S.):
Caprice-impromptu.
Three concert studies.
Valse-étude. 17574.
Rosencrans (G.) Prelude. 20449.
Rosenfeld (M. H.):
Lady finger. 3119 (48).
Love me as your mother loved
your dad. 5121, 7182 (150).
Stop your blushing, Rosie. 19126,
24911 (168).
Rosenkavalier (Der)
Rosenkrans (G.):
Chief of staff. 15950.
4727.
1379.
14892.
27172.
Roskin (J.):
Drei lieder, 24240.
Engelein holten die tannen. 4000. |
Ross (C.) Fragment (A) 21204.
Ross (C. B.):
Better late than never. 3429,
She was somebody’s sweetheart, 1]
17301.
When the roses are in bloom. 6987.
Ross (Mrs. C. H.) He knoweth the
way that I take. 8407.
Ross (D.) Humorous Scottish songs.
1878, 25882.
Ross (E. N.) Oh, you Pole. 5625.
Ross (G.) Love that I bear for you.
18578.
Ross (G. H.) Plantation echoes. 9708.
Ross (H. M.) I’ve enlisted in the
army. 2383874.
Ross (J.) You stole my sweetheart.
7144,
Ross (L. A.) Wild Mary. 10783.
Ross (L. H.) music pub. co.:
For auld lang syne. 16224.
My ain John and me. 16878,
My bonnie Mary. 16882.
Sandy came from Skye. 17246,
Ross (M.) Mrs. Smith and her cock-
a-doodle hat. 14327.
Ross (N.) Billy possum’s wooing. 81.
Ross (N. P.) Captive. 15918.
Ross (W.) Have you no one for to
love you. 8399.
Ross (W. G.) Te Deum laudamus.
17455.
Ross bros. Wild Mary. 10783.
Rosset (L. & M.):
Monoplan-polka. 5358.
Valse étoilée, 20685.
Rossi (A.) Grand torchlight march.
Electorate march, 25528. 344.
Jubilation march. 11561, Rossi (C.) Spin! spin. 17382.
Melody in A. 14895. Rossi (F.) Ah rendimi. 19452,
Offertorium. 5609, 26630. Rossini (G. A.):
On Calvary’s cross. 26665. Barber of Seville. 21979.
Prelude no. 4. 9957. Barbier (Der) von _ Sevilla.
Song of the sea. 19094. 26932.
Rosenthal (A.) : Danza (La) 17213.
Intermezzo. 20450. Eccomi alfine in Babilonia, 18986.
Two valsettes. 20451. Fantasie brillante. 6024.
Rosette (V.) Merry Christmas morn, Gita in gondola. 17214.
2945. Inflammatus. 6025.
Rosewig (A. H.) Elementary graded saa: eo ie ae
rh ee Marinari (Li) 17216.
osey (G.) : Moses-fantasie. 6026.
Detective (The) 3861. Non piii mesta. 6027.
Favorite melodies. 25612. Oh patria. 24241.
Folio of operatic favorites. 18984. Orgia (L’) 17217.
Folio of standard marches. 4227. Palpité. 6028.
Most popular orchestra, 11803. Partenza (La) 17218.
Popular piano pieces. 9736. Pastorella dell’ Alpi. 17219.
Rosi (B.): Pensa alla patria. 24242,
Oiseau blane. 26652. Pesea (La) 17220.
Si tu veux. 27034. Promessa (La) 17221.
1958
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Rossini (G. A.)—Continued.
Regata veneziana, 17222.
Rimprovero (Il) 17228.
Semiramide., 6029.
Serenata (La) 17224.
This is the day of joy.
(184).
William Tell. 826, 6030, 7182
(75), 14900, 21980.
Rossiter (H.) music co.:
Little maid of old Chicago. 23627.
Live wires rag. 26238.
Rubber-necking moon.
Sighing. 27039.
Rossiter (I.) Americans shall always
be free. 7266.
Rossiter (M.):
Delia. 16066.
*Tis good to live.
Rossiter (W.):
Affinity waltz.
Alberta waltzes.
Angel choir. 7281, 10887 (91).
Believe me. 3402.
Big smoke march. 3440.
By gone days in Dixie. 1363.
Cannibal love. 10887 (100).
Chief Bunga-boo, 1423.
Chimes at twilight. 22750.
Chink, chink, Chinaman. 1427.
Chum Highball. 22777.
3119
21984.
17508.
15713.
7214, 10887 (90).
Dance of the veiled mugs. 3809.
Dawn of Christmas day. 1523,
10887 (105).
Day I save for you. 22873.
Do you remember. 25467.
Golden hearted daisies. 18200.
Good bye blue eyes. 10887 (118).
Harbor of lost dreams. 1823,
Has anybody got a kiss to spare.
8396, 18231.
Have I made a hit with you.
10887 (122).
Honey gal. 1862, 10887 (127).
How’d you like to marry me.
21350.
I'd love to live in Loveland with a
girl like you. 23325.
I want to powder my nose. 25968.
If someone only cared for me.
28402.
In far off Mandalay. 4698.
In the spring I’ll bring a ring.
4729, 10887 (148).
Irene, sweet Irene.
(145).
It’s tough when Izzy Rosenstein
loves Genevieve Malone. 4789,
10887 (148).
Izzy the molasses kid. 4795.
Jane Cable. 10887 (149),
Kid land. 18466.
Lemons and limes.
(156).
Little twig of Shamrock. 14099.
8739, 10887
2109, 10887
Rossiter (W.)—Continued.
Meet me to night in dreamland.
20183.
Moon talk. 18675.
Mum’s the word, Mr. Moon. 5897.
My Egyptian maid, 18707.
My ever loving southern gal.
26483.
My fairest maid of Spain. 23876.
My ole man. 2318.
Oh you drummer. 9560.
Only a daisy blossom. 21846.
Over the heather. 24070.
Peek-a-boo Mister Moon peek-a-
boo. 26734.
Pigeon wing. 10887 (174)..
Put me in my bathtub. 18918.
Reine valse. 9852.
Rose (La) 10887 (179).
Rosebud. 20447.
Rosie. 9968, 10887 (180).
Simple Dottie Dimple.
10887 (184).
Some of these days.
Somebody’s awfully
101938, 10887 (187).
Starland. 27154.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 27218.
Take me back to Kidland. 10887
(192).
Templar souvenir march.
That Indian rag. 20611.
University. 6788.
Western moon. 10698, 10887 (204).
When I think of home and you.
10721, 10887 (210).
When Madam Tetrazin sings Ciri-
biribin. 10724, 10887 (211).
When ‘Teddy comes marching
home. 10887 (215), 12465.
When the balmy breezes blow.
10887 (216).
When the sun goes down.
10887 (214).
Which, grand baby, or baby grand.
8045, 10887 (219).
White tops. 20761.
You and I and Cupid. 12589.
You’re the fellow that’s been run-
ning after me. 10850, 10887
(225).
You’re the flower that blooms for
me. 22424.
Roth (A.):
I’m sorry. 25948.
Naughty nympbs.
Then say no more.
You. 27568.
Zulma. 38116.
Roth (H.) My inspiration.
Rothermel (G. L.):
Don’t worry. 18084.
Grandpa, grandma.
Rothermel music pub. co.
grandma. 23168.
10133,
20534.
lonesome.
20607.
10741,
16929, 20266.
27280.
9389.
23168.
Grandpa,
1959
INDEX
pt.urin.s.,v.5 |
Rothlauf (B.) Ahasver, der ewige | Rouse (W.):
jude. 19458. Cameos. 12886.
Rothmayer (W. F.) For Jesus is at If. 8655.
hand. 13369. Suggestions. 15172.
i Lew Roussalka (La). 827,
Rouart-Lerolle et cie.: ousse (Ie
A deux. 12566.
‘Alienor. 12600. A travers les champs. 24919.
e s 2 i 2
Amor summa injuria. 18. Dans le chemin creux. 25412.
é ‘ Sur la grand’ route. 27196.
gan ane ae VAR ieee) oe Rousseau (A.) Under the cherry
Baiser de Ninon. 50. tree_with you, ) Gtr
Bonsoir madame La Lune. 17867, | Rousseau (UL. J.):
) Ivanieff. 2013.
Sete S ‘Ophélie. es Marche des rois americains. 9148,
Chanson de clown. 7624. 11731.
Chanson du bon vieux temps. | Rousseau (M. §.):
1291838. Noél] berrichon. 16950.
Chansons anciennes. 17920. Promis (Les). 17182.
Chansons tendres. 7629. Rousseau (S.) Leone. 8981. a
Chevalier moine et les diables dans | Roussel (A.):
Vabbaye. 1421. Marchand de sable qui passe. —
Cinquante deux chants anciens. 16757, 18605. |
9337. Menace (La). 26388.
D’ou viens-tu, bergére. 163. Suite. 26953.
Dix mélodies. 16192. Rovelli (R.) 12 capricen. 24245.
Douloureuse séparation. 13156. Rover (EF. G.) I will love you for- |
Douze chansons amoureuses. ever and forevermore. 16465.
18040. Rowan (J.) His last line in Cherry |
Eros vainqueur. 231. mine. 16380. |
Hxtréme-orient. 18107. Rowe (D.):
Grand vents yenus d’outre mer. Aeroplane. 12584. |
18213. Airy steps. 12594. |
Héliogabale. 21326. Be cheerful. 17830. |
Hymne du parler der France. Canary (The). 17895.
8532. Cheer up. 17929. |
In sickness and health. 463. Contented (The) bird. 17970. |
Larmes. 18485. Dancing lesson. 17993. |
Livre de la vie. 14101. Domino dance. 181385. |
Menace (La). 26888. Dream castles. 16109.
Metamorphoses de l’amour. 5309. Fairies (The). 19758.
Méthode moderne de piano. 9271. Hello, is this the weatherman.
My sweetheart. 16917. 18248.
Oti est-il? 18815. I can’t and I can. 18299.
Paradise regained. 741. I want to be a soldier. 19970.
Pavots (Les). 5749. In the fields. 18814.
Potme élégeaque. 21902. Little things. 18541.
Quartorze mélodies celtiques. On rollers. 14593.
3493. Overland. 14650.
Recueil de vingt mélodies. 17156. Pink cheeks. 14716.
Retreat. 811. Pleasant thoughts. 17108.
Sonate. 10924, 21075. Pretty star. 20395.
Suite. 26933. Rosebud. 18981.
Trio en ré mineur. 25488. Roses. 20452.
Trois melodies. 13096. School drill. 12187.
Vingt etudes mélodiques. 17597. Sleepy eyes. 15056.
Vingt mélodies. 24229. Snail (The) 19077.
Social buds. 15074.
Tin soldier boys. 192380.
Violets. 193806.
Rougnon (P.) Exercices journaliers
de solfége. 1642, 4042, 4043.
Rouher (M.) Service de vépres. 2668. Wake, dolly, wake. 19321.
Rouhier (1.) : Whistling school boy. 20759.
Sonate. 263850. Rowe (D H.):
500 dictées musicales. 6129, 14959. It is not death to die. 4782.
Rounsefell (Mrs. C. E.) O blessed My God, how wonderful Thou
land. 16971. art. 5428. |
1960
—s
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Rowe (D. H.)—Continued.
New every morning is the love.
5517.
O love that casts out fear. ,5584.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 5676.
Saviour, source of every blessing.
6088.
There is a green hill. 6681.
To Thy temple I repair. 6695.
When our heads are bowed with
woe. 6975.
Kowe (F. A.)
after all dear.
Rowe (F. L.)
Love’s not a dream
14142.
Christian* warfare.
7684.
Rowe (J.) Fair fragrant flowers.
18282.
Rowe (lL. A.) Courting by ’phone.
T7784.
Rowe (Mrs. P. T.):
It is not death to die. 4782.
My God how wonderful Thou art.
5428.
New every morning is the love.
eat
O love that casts out fear. 5584.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 5676.
Saviour, source of every blessing.
6088.
There is a green hili. 6631.
To Thy temple I repair. 6695.
When our heads are bowed with
woe. 6975.
Rowland (A. J.):
Christmas carols. 186.
Make the world brighter.
Rowland (C. L.):
14187.
Come to me. 145.
I know that Jesus loves me. 427.
Rowland (H.) Pauline. 2453.
Rowland (M.) Christmas carols.
186.
Rowles (G. H.): ©
Did you ever hear the story.
1539.-
My own dear Yankeeland. 660.
Neber yo’ min’, ma honey. 2835.
Until the sun shall cease to shine.
1034.
When Old Glory leads the way.
1092.
When the evening breeze is sweet
with new mown hay. 1095.
Youre the idol of my dreams.
1148.
Roy (F.) Darling May. 18069.
Royal music co. Any time you want
me ring up 1-6-9. 3247.
Royal music pub. co.:
Ill build a castle in Loveland.
183812.
Just love, love, love. 13989.
Wreck on the tide of time.
Royal rake. 12095.
19412.
Royer (G. A.) As doves to their win-
dows. 225383.
Rodze (R.):
Extase d’amour. 8091, 16169,
21159.
Wedding march. 207380.
Rozsayvolgyi & co.:
Gavotte. 19814,
Mazurka. 20178.
Polonaise. 20379.
_-2 danses roumaines. 25078.
Rozycki (M. S.)
10790.
Rubens (F.) American beauty. 12628.
Wind flower polka.
Dear heart of mine. 22440 (28),
22878.
How do you do. 25877, 27700,
27701.
I’d like to pose for you. 25900,
27701.
It must be great to be a general.
4784, 7182 (141).
Just a dream. 26113, 27716.
Kissable eyes. 238538, 24911 (186).
Moonlight. 23841, 24911 (148).
Out in an ocean of love. 26696,
DAT eae
Rubens (P. A.):
Balkan princess. 7387,
12739, 19518, 20897.
Dear delightful women.
Dear little Denmark.
19688.
Dreaming. 7942.
Hard life. 8384.
Love and laughter.
Man’s a man, 9135.
Meals. 601.
Roses red and lilies white. 14896.
Time cannot take away. 12347.
When I lost you. 24797.
Wonderful world. 10807.
Rubenstein (A.) Sometimes a light
surprises. 24420.
Rubi (H. C.) Tehachepi. 19187.
Rubinson (J.) I wish I could live
those days again. 18844.
Rubinstein (A. G.):
Barearolle. 18990, 26984.
Finale from Rubinstein’s sonata.
2598.
10979,
7860.
3835-3837,
9051.
Fourth barearole. 14905.
March in F. 9976, 9977, 21986.
Melodie. 17228.
Melody in F. 12096, 17227, 18991.
Ondine. 14906.
26935.
Staceato étude.
Thouwrt like unto a flower. 9978S.
To me thou art a flower. 9979.
Trot de cavalerie. 14907.
Valse eaprice. 18992.
Wanderer’s night song. 14908.
4iame concerto, ré mineur, 24246,
1961
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s.,v.5
Rubinstein (M.) Leben zol Amerika.
8914.
Rubinstein-Watson. Voices of the
woods. 20710.
Ruble (W. S.) Herald (The) 18248.
Ruch (H.) Neue lieder. 11869.
Rucker (lL. A.) Love is blind. 11671.
Ruckmich (C.) MHeil’ge Weihnacht.
4427.
Rudd (A.):
Don’t forget to wait dear. 19704.
When Heine he plays on the slide
trombone. 24796.
Ruddy (C. L.) Callahan that’s me.
17891.
Rudisell (H. C.)
20564.
Rudolph (0O.):
Blast nur, ihr sttirme.
Letzter wunsch. 5014.
State fair Cadonian.
11011.
Nun spross du holder friihling.
9496.
Rudorff (E.) Symphonie. 26936.
Rudy (R. B.):
Be good if you want to be happy.
ea Te
Call on the Lord. 12882.
Ending the conflict. 13243.
King’s highway. 18971.
Let the music roll. 14046.
Life of blessing. 14071.
Ring the gospel. 14860.
Song divine. 15100.
Riibner (C.):
Festival cantata. 183820.
When we wander thro’ the fields.
155T2:
Riibner (D.):
Barcarolle. 15812.
Romance. 17195.
Ruebush (J. H.):
Victory-songs. 15486.
Star and scepter. 6453.
Ruebush (W. H.) Scatter sunshine.
14941, 24285.
Ruebush-Kieffer co.:
Choice anthems.
Revival echoes. 18946.
Star and scepter. 64583.
Victory-songs. 15436.
Riidiger (W.) Polnische tinzo. 26765.
Ritihle & Wendling:
Lohengrin. 6884.
Weaner schrammeln. 27460.
Ruf (A. L.) Auswanderer. 7350.
Ruffin (L.) Gavotte moderne. 4211.
Ruffner (H. W.):
Cattle rustlers. 19600.
Crown Him Lord of all. 3780.
Office of the Holy Communion.
2389.
Lights o’ Cowtown. 20094.
Men of the trail. 20188.
New Years at Cactus Center.
20276.
25292.
Rugbe (J.) Comet (The) 11105.
Fra (i. et.)
Adagio pathétique.
In der sommernacht. 16500.
Rule (H.):
Be an outlaw’s bride. 3365.
I do like cheap sea trips. 25907.
I never met a pal going my way.
15709.
4599.
I was standing on the quay.
13747.
La-la-sing this chorus with me.
18999.
My baby. 26474.
Only one girl ata time. 14616.
Peter Piper. 5768.
Queen of the cannibal isle. 2521.
We can’t all live in easy street.
24757.
Why did you tell me you loved
me. 10778.
Rummel (W. M.):
Little wild white rose. 26282.
To a little girl romping. 27325.
Rumsey (M.) Once I loved a maiden
fair. 9606.
Rumshisky (J. M.):
Brievele der kale. 7525.
Freilichs (A) 8187.
Gotts schtroff. 8331.
Yiidish kind. 7155, 15704 (154).
Runcie (C. L.):
Dove of peace. 10887 (21).
My spirit rests. 10887 (46).
Rungec (B. F.) Programm ftir den
sechsundzwanzigsten kindertag.
18905.
Rungenhagen (C. F.) Evening. 4027.
Rusby (A. J.) Tuneful tales for little
musicians. 24669.
Rushworth (H.) Cupid. 17984.
Russe (A. W.) Te Deum laudamus.
2818.
Russell (—)
2579.
Russell (A.):
My heaven. 21757.
Sunset. 20582.
Russell (A. L.) Gee, I’d like a littie
girl like you. 1734.
Russell (A. T.) Sir Reynard. 24887.
Russell (C.) Kiddie with your win-
ning smile. 11586.
Russell (C. E.) Lillies clustered fair
and tall. 20814 (17).
Russell (EH. C.) Carolina Marguerita
Annetta Jones. 7603. ;
Russell (G. D.) See Russell (C. E.)
Russell (H.): :
If I had but a thousand a year.
8658.
Our native song. 26691.
Sleep, little honey, sleep.
Happy days gone by.
27068.
1962
_ Russell (J. 1I:)
| Russell (K.):
i Rie see i
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Where the river Shan-
non flows. 10757. 17679.
All at sea. 17761.
Crew of the Saucy Jane.
HBlectric. 22957.
Heart’s desire. 4420.
In thy loving heart. 11520.
Little flower. 9006.
Old farmer John.
1492.
24015.
. Russell (L. A.):
Russell (V.
First steps in reading and phras-
ing. 1674.
Hand culture for pianists.
School of arpeggios. 2632.
School of scales. 2633.
Varieties of artistic touch. 1041.
I.) Teddy, we're glad
you’re here. 20605.
Russlan und Ludmilla.
Russo (F. P.):
Cedar Point march and two step.
15922.
Love dreams.
560,663. 24911.
366.
26939.
16693.
Russo (G.) Tune (The) of the red,
white and blue. 24668.
Russo (L.) Ammore muorto. 10932.
* Russo (S.) Sorriso (Il) 17874.
Russotto (H. A.) Licht benshen.
5020.
Ruta (R.) Cirecatimilla. 1448.
Ruthardt (A.):
Auf der wacht. 7348.
Ausmarsech. 7349.
Heimkehr. 8440.
Ueberfall (Der)
4 sonatinen. 834.
Rutherford (G. E.):
Eastmann march and_ two-step.
18069.
Throw me a kiss from the tips of
your fingers. 24619.
Won’t you be a friend of mine.
15636. -
10517.
Rutherford & Rothstein:
Throw me a kiss from the tips of
your fingers. 24619.
Won’t you be a friend of mine.
15636.
Rutland (—.)
Rutta (F: W.)
4623.
sRutter (J. M.):
Sing, sing, sing. 27055.
I want to be engaged.
; Foolish dreams. 4132.
Summer. 17412.
Ruyssen (C.):
{ Ballade. 21989.
| Berceuse. 20920.
‘Ryan (C. F.) Under the old oak tree.
6779.
yan (FB. W.):
Alfalfa. 19457.
Our ‘baker. 5701.
196
68294—10——34
INDEX
Ryan (F. W.)—Continued.
Shadow land. 20499.
Violets. 20702.
Ryan (G.) My calander girl.
Ryan (Hi S$:) Colette. 3709.
Ryan (S.) Coral caves. 7182 (28).
Ryan (T.) Victory. 20701.
Ryan (T. F.) While baby sleeps.
10763.
Rycroft (F.) Love’s visions.
Rycroft bureau of music:
In moonland fair. 8695.
Loves longing. 16708.
My love will live always.
Undergraduates. 15390.
Ryder (A. H.):
Gray rocks and grayer sea. 4334.
I give thee love. 4535.
I know a sea. 4546.
I know how the great and golden
sun. 4548.
Midsummer lullaby. 16830.
Ryder (C. B.) Marse Gabriel’s trum-
pet soon will sound. 16767.
Ryder (D.)_ Silver spring.
Ryder (EH. J.):
Annie Laurie. 10887 (2).
Bobolink’s song. 10887 (10).
Canary’s song. 10887 (14).
Cuckoo’s song. 10887 (18).
Robin Adair. 10887 (60).
Robin’s song. 10887 (61).
Whippoorwill’s song. 10887 (86).
Ryder (F. L.) When twilight fades.
27501.
Ryder (T.)
Rivderia(Gk cE.)
S. (B. G.) One life, one love.
26673.
Saar (lL. V.):
9361.
9082.
16905.
22062.
63)
Cupid’s message. 253898.
See Ryder (E. J.)
2420,
Chanson d’amour. 179138.
Dawnland. 19681.
Duet (A) 19716.
Ever faithful. 138278.
Hermit (The) 18621.
Little gray dove. 14089.
Little (The) red rose. 23682.
Morning. 28852.
O sweetest words.
O wounded bird.
Rosenlied. 9959.
Schlummerliedchen.
To love. 15319.
Traumsommernacht.
Try to remember.
Valse de concert.
Voyager (The)
When you are near.
Sabathil 'CFY) :
Bal des petits.
28977.
14541.
S48.
10480, 10481,
153849,
L9298.
15463.
24819.
Hoon
ceded.
EKolus. S059.
Sabin (EF. A.) Ten divertisements.
9985.
Sabini (.A.) Sugar cane dance, 2775
ee)
IO
INDEX
Saccani (L. F.) She’s alone in the
dark and dreary night. 14997.
Sacchini (A. M. G.):
Air de Dardanus. 10906.
Gavotte de Renaud. 113800.
Sachs (I.):
Arabesque. 3257.
Her love aid mine. 4434.
Sachs (J.) Youth. 24897.
Sack (H. L.):
Don’t tell the girls I’m married.
21095. ,
Get busy. 25695.
Sacks (N.) Theme and variations.
2837.
Saegel (P.):
Allégresse. 15725.
Dans les champs.
En barque. 22961.
Espagne. 16151.
Espoir. 16158.
Etats-Unis. 16155.
Féte de village. 28013.
Hardiesse. 23207.
Inquiétude. 238458.
Italie. 16547.
Marcel-polka.
Mélancolie.
Récueillement.
Régret. 17162.
Sérénité. 24349.
Tartarin. 24560.
Saenger (B.):
Ich bin der konig Zipapek. 4641.
Sie zieh’n dir aus die jacken.
6190.
Zipapek und Belladine.
Saenger (G.):
Anniversary march. 10945.
Bed of violets. . 19527.
Buneh of golden-rod.
Kol nidrei. 8874.
Lilies of the valley. 20096.
Modern concert-master. 5350.
Nancy Lee. 2329.
Non 6 ver. 5541.
Rose bush. 20445.
Sweet and low. 17428.
To the morning glories. 20640.
Twelve poetic album leaves. 14917.
Violinist’s daily companion. 6860.
Water lily and the honeysuckle.
20724.
(BA
22856.
16755.
23770.
17157.
7170.
19574.
Saenz
19122.
Safford (H. E.)
B.) Stephanie waltz.
gold a mother waits. 3559.
Safranek (V. F.):
Gems of Bohemia. 4221.
Operatic masterpieces. 20340.
Safroni (A.):
Dashing British. 7848.
House of Hanover. 8498.
Monk’s dream. 21707.
1964
St. Martin (J.)
By those gates of |.
pt. 10, Nn. S., v.&
Safroni (A.)—Continued.
Night riders. 21789.
Salute the standard. 22002.
Sailor and the lace. 18998.
Sailor’s sweetheart. 2603.
St. Clair (C. G.) St. Clair’s mass in
G. 10887 (62).
St. Claire (F. HE.) Forget-me-nots and
roses. 138376. |
St. Clair (F. J.).:
Delicia. 16067.
Good night ladies.
Iron king. 4770.
King Koal. 16597.
St. Clair (Eh) Vor |
Just remember me to Mary. 16579. —
Where the bell-vine climbs around |
the window. 17678.
St. Dominic (Sister of) See Sister of |
St. Dominic. |
St. Elmo (L.)
19869. |
St. Georges Castle K. G. E. Faithful |
knights of good St. George. 18115. |
St. John (J. L.) Could you tell me. |
3765. |
St. Leger (F.) Fallen leaf. 4058.
St. Lewis music co. My old Missouri
hills. 18720.
16304.
Hail, King George. |
Everybody wants to
be my sister. 21157.
St. Quentin (H.):
Hail, King George. 19868.
Is your love for me a butterfly.
47738.
Over the world to me. 2439.
Praise. 9754.
Welcome home. 3014. |
What would my life be without |
you. 22342. :
Saint-Requier (1L.): :
12406.
Vépres du Saint Sacrement.
Vesperae S. S. sacramenti. 17594.
Saint-Saéns (C. C.):
Adoration. 6056.
Andantino. 18999, 24257.
Arise shine, thy Light is come. |
2604.
Danse de la gipsy. 6057.
Danse macabre. 6058.
Danse Phrygienne. 7182 (76).
Déjanire. 26950.
Foi (La) 6060.
Gavotte. 9992.
Gigue. 6061.
Gloire (La) 2605.
Jeunesse d’Hercule. 172386.
Mandolinata. 172387.
Marche héroique. 6062.
Menuet. 6064, 20464. .
Mon coeur s’ouvre 4 ta _ voix.
9993. i
Muse et le poéte. 17238, 24258. —
My heart at thy sweet voice. 2606.
av
INDEX
pos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Saint-Saéns (C. C.)—Continued.
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
14923.
Ouverture de féte. 19000.
Phaéton. 19002.
Prelude et fugue. 9994.
Printemps qui commence.
Romance. 24259, 26951.
Rouet d’ Omphale. 9996.
Samson et Dalila. 19004.
Splendeur vide. 14924.
Trois tableaux. 6065.
St. Saens (G. A.) My sweet faced
Eskimo maiden. 5470.
St. Surzyfski. Skarga.
Salabert (E.):
Canzone vesuviana. 11047.
Danse japonaise. 25416.
Granada. 1793, 4826.
Haremblum. 83886.
Petits cogs. 5777.
Salabert (F.):
Aubade 4 Mimi. 25041.
Ecoutez cette histoire. 25521.
Envolée. 25554.
Granada. 4826.
Pavane. 26726.
Pericon. 26739.
Popularité. 26771.
Rose noir. 26924.
Salabert (W.) Tout mon ceeur. 12358.
Salambo. 840.
Salandri (E. B.):
Carina (La) 15917.
Gendarmes (Les) 16259.
Salassi (BE. A.) Hello, Face. 25835.
Salb (J. B.) Graduate (The) 18510.
Salermo (S.) My great queen. 5429.
Salisbury (C.) Lemons and limes.
2109, 10887 (156).
Salisbury (C. F.) Arbutus. 12658.
Salmond (M. A. C.) Blessed is he
that considereth the poor. 3462.
Salome. 6478, 14928, 19182-19154,
PC,
Salter (M. T.):
Good night. 113821.
Just for to-day. 8821.
Madrigal (A) 5176.
Memories. 14263.
Rose-rhyme. 9953.
Sky of roses. 10153.
Unseen. 105387.
Salzer (H. J.):
Answer little sweetheart.
12565 (18), 15760.
I don’t know much about it. 8548,
‘ 10887 (181).
Salzmann (O.) Some day. 10184.
Samazeuilh (G.) Etude symphonique.
1632, 4020.
Sammartini (G.) Sonata. 6066. 19006.
Sammond (H. S.) Short responses.
15009.
9995.
22944.
10947,
Sammons (C. C.) Jittle silver moon.
18539.
Samples (A.). Marching to the words.
Eawille 2aGhde
Samples (Mrs. H. G.) Marching to
the words I will. 21651.
Sampson (Mrs. S. F.)
exalted. 25496.
Sampson (W. J.) Strain upraise of
joy and praise. 15163.
Samson (A. M.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 11709.
Samuel (H.):
Daisies (The).
Dear little love.
Samuels (J.):
Make just this one dream come
Dreamer
7819.
7861.
true. 23712.
My Arizona cow-boy girl. 14884.
Oh that boog-a-boo man. 23997.
Oh you Mister
20315.
Sancho (J.)
Sanders (EH.):
Blue eyes I can’t forget. 7498.
There’s a sob and a sigh for you.
6635.
Sanders (H.) Jesu, the very thought
of Thee. 4825.
Sanderson (W.):
Bird on the poplar bough. 3446.
Drake goes west. 138167.
En tournant. 8030.
Longing (A) 14105.
Novelette. 26955.
Only flower. 2038381.
Pirouette. 26756.
Until. 17563:
Valley of laughter. 22249.
San Diego Music Institute. Bird (The)
let loose. 17850.
Sandoe (C.):
If women be permitted to vote.
Jungle Moon.
Portola. 772.
23405.
Leader of men. 18490.
Unknown. 273878.
Sandoval (A. C.) Azalea. 17818.
Sandun (I.) Cendres @’amour. 25260.
Sandys (J. W.) My Lancashire lass.
16895.
Sanford (E. L.) On the playground.
18802.
Sanford (U.) Lincoln centennial.
16655.
Prince imperial. 24162.
See Sankey (TI. D.)
Approved in Christ.
Sanglear (C.)
Sankey (F. V.)
Sankey (I. D.)
3119 (104).
Sankey (J. A.)
13264.
Sanna (F.):
7A lettera d’ ’o capurale. 24914.
Oj’ giuvinotto mio. 24008,
apo
Si aecussi fosse. 24862.
Evangeliums-singer.
1965
INDEX
Dt. Ti, Bas y..3
Sans Souci (G.) pseud. See Toomey | Sartorio (A.)—Continued.
(G. S.) 857. Excitement. 4041.
Santley (J. H.): Fair Annette. 21162.
My moonbeam. 9407. Festal march. : 21180.
Up went Maria. 15399. For mothers birthday. 16227.
Santojanni (G.): Gavotte pompadour. 25682.
°A femmena é accussi. 3122. Gipsy dances, 21229.
Ammore torna. 7269. Good intentions. 4292.
Amor mio. 24983. Good luck. 4298.
Canzon’ a Carmela. 3583. Good night Dollie, sleep well.
Canzone napolitana. 25243. 16308.
Chi si tu. 3651. Happy home. 19874. _
Core ’n campagna. 38758. Heart’s greetings. 8427. .
"BE stelle. 3958. Heraus all’ ihr bliiten. 1846.
Tee iole. 2050: Humpty Dumpty’s pranks. 13656.
I’ canto p’ o mare. 4523. In high spivits. 4708.
Me vulesse vendica. 5262. : Jolly comrade. 8788.
O mare ’e S. Lucia. 9515. Jolly roamer. 21497.
Oi benedittu core. 9565. Joyfully on the way. 8798.
Oi core. 9566. Just good natured. 4882.
Scanuscinta. 10024. eps BENS SLE
Sanval amare T004s Little chatterbox. 21577.
Sio no. 6188. Little darling. 9002.
f ; k tae Little flirt. 14087.
Sunde mire 10298, Little huntsman. 16667,
Tarantella d’ ’e suspire. 6568. Little Lottie’s dance. 14098.
See i : Little visitor comes. 16672.
eee CE ge a hele ee March of the tin soldiers, 14210.
Saninaiite (G. W.): Melodic studies. 5278.
; ie oe Melody and velocity. 16798.
Childrens day in Sunland. 12935. Messase- of surmie, Gen
Christ is born. 1485. Morgengruss an die berge. 2290.
Hail to summertime. 18552. ries j Se
'll answer His call to-night. 25921. Music hath charms. 21735.
eye : New life. 20275.
King’s praises. 16603. Nicheamsne6
Our Saviour’s birth. 26694. On the field of honor. 14596
‘ Voice of Christmas. 2970. Pretty shepherdess. 21912.
Sapelinikoft (W.): Quiet hour, 14804.
Mélodie. 24270. Tee Restlessness. 20419.
cee otte. ee: Ring around a rosie. 17180.
Sarasate (P. de) Jota Navarra. pede and a ee eee
8790. Fo a ae
Sargent (C. J.) Grand old Vermont Set ee
march, 4827.
Sargent (G. L.) Hoot-mon. 4474.
Sargent (L. L.) But the Lord is
mindful of His own. 20190.
Sargent (N. B.) Hear me, my God.
Sleep little one, sleep. 22069.
Spring pleasure. 151438,
Stiller sinn, stilles gliick. 2764.
Sunday morning. 10294.
Sweet confidences. 27205.
11374. = iz,
Sarli (T.) Huguenots (Les) fantasia. Teac eee a
8512. Under the lindens. 15389.
Sarrablo (M.) Buenaventura (La) Victorious career. 6845.
3539, 3540. Vision of youth. 19307.
Sartorio (A.): Wanderung unter eichenlaub
Always in the van. 19468, 2998.
Be in good humor. 12762. Way to the heart. 124338.
Birthday serenade. 20931. Winzers lust. 3066.
Blue bells. 3466. Woodland mill. 22411,
Chattering brooklet. 12926. Zwiegesprich. 3117.
Children’s dance, 15954. Sarver (P. F.) Brown eyes for mine.
Comme il faut. 12978. (GEye
Country dance. 21040. Saslawsky (N.) Beim teichel. 17889.
Day break. 19682. Sass (A. L.):
Dollie’s story. 13133. Bog enstricharten (Die) 12824.
1966
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Sass (A. L.)—Continued.
Trommeliibungen der finger ohne
instrumente. 24654.
Satan. 3473, 3474, 5930, 6488.
Sattelmair (E.) Valse flirtée. 6805.
Sauber (G.) Beim kuss schliest man
die augen. 25111.
Sauer (A. R.) When the summer
breeze is calling dear Louise. 15567.
Sauer (E.):
Berceuse, 3420.
Etude en trilles. 1631.
Humoresque. 4495.
Marche. 6080.
Petite étude.
Sirénes (Les)
Valse lente.
Volubilité.
Sauer (J. C.):
Good night, mumsie, good night.
4301.
If love were all.
Military parade.
5773.
6295.
6814.
6876.
4657.
5318.
On love’s golden ocean. 5648
Pine trees. 5796.
Sweet thoughts of you. 6541
Valse lente, 6812.
Sauerbrey (E.) Offertory sentences.
26632.
Saul (T.) Still, still with Thee.
2eAZO,
Saulsman (B.) Where sweet wild
roses grow. 24823.
Saunders (J. H.) When I’m sailing
over land and sea. 19365.
Saury (E.) Gavotte. 8234.
Saux (G.) Spleen. 15139.
Savage (H. W.):
Du edles traubenblut. 3941.
Fluechtiges glueck. 4124.
Great name. 11336.
Kuess mich liebster, 4945.
Lied und szene der detectives.
5037.
Lord Piccolo. 9040, 26252-26261.
Piccolo lied. 5788.
Snob lied. 6318.
Tanz duett. 6565.
Savage (T. F.) Irish girl is good
enough for me. 1995.
Savasta (J.):
Popularité. 26771.
Sérénade 4 Jacqueline. 10090,
19040,
Savoca (G.) Twenty seventh infantry
march, 10503.
Sawyer (H. S.):
Benediction. 25126.
Christ, the Lord is risen to-day.
7682.
Dream of the olden time. 25498.
Evening prayer. 25576.
Hallelujah, Christ is risen. 8375.
Moonlight party. 26438.
O morning land. 9518.
Sawyer (H. S.)—Continued.
Rock of ages. 26893.
Starlight vision. 27156.
Taxicab 22165;
Sax (E. B.) Guiding star. 8359.
Saxon (F.):
Come back to me. 19634.
True love. 20657.
Snow-ball time. 6819.
Wearing (The) of the
Sayre (R.)
Sayre (T. B.)
green. 24770.
Sbavaglia (O.) Van speme. 2933.
Sealea (G. & S.) U.S. S. Colorado.
Pat es
Scalero (R.):
Drei stiicke. 12119.
Drei walzer-capricen. 12120.
Motetto sopra alcune lamentaz-
ioni de Geremia. 11807.
Motetto sopra parole Sacra Bib-
bia. 11808.
Sechs romantische stiticke. 22009.
Sonate, D moll. 12121.
Suite im alten stil. 12122.
Seantling (P. L.):
He loves me. 182387.
Idle hours. 18356.
My maiden of old Va. 18716.
Robin and the wren. 18956.
Scarfe (E.) Cremona. 253880.
Scarlatti (A.):
Air de Laodice. 7208.
Harpsichord and organ music.
8393.
Scarlatti (D.):
Capriccio. 20477.
Caprice. 12124, 12125.
Titude en la maj. 20480.
Pastorale. 170738.
Sonata. 10025, 12126.
Toceato, >) 12127.
Scassola (A.):
Aubade a Mimi. 25041.
Illusion. 454.
Pavane. 26726.
20th century har-
10886.
Schaaf (KE. O.)
mony text-book.
Schaaf (J.):
Alte bitt’re weise. 15784.
Das sollen die leute nicht sehn.
TS47.
Mouduhr (Die)
16853.
Nun sehlaf. du blonder locken-
knab. 2860.
Schackne (L. J.) Save all your
waltzes for me. 6081.
Schade (J. A.) With whip and spur.
Boal,
Schiifer (C.):
Adieu CE) 3146.
Chanson ancienne. 20980.
Hilarity. 218386.
Jaecinthes des bois. 238476.
Joie de vivre. 28495.
Lutinerie. 21628.
1967
INDEX
pt. IT, 0. S., V. 5
Schifer (C.)—Continued.
Oiseau de paradis. 24006.
Ondulations des roseaux.
Petite valse lyrique. 21886.
Plaisanterie. 5806.
Poésie des fleurs. 24128.
Sight reading exercises.
Tanzweise. 22162.
24036.
6260.
Tarantola (La). 24557.
Valse filigrane. 10558.
Valse joyeuse. 6809.
Valse lilliputienne. 22254.
Schaefer (J. K.) Hundred years from
now. 8520.
Schaefer (S. E.) Hundred years from
now. 8520.
Schaefer (U. S. G.) Rock of ages.
204380.
Schafer (W.) Kydippe. 20069.
Schaeffer (A.) Is there sunshine in
your heart. 4772.
Schafer (J.) Sweet Annie McLain.
17429.
Schaffter (F.):
Te Deum laudamus. 27669.
Two songs of love. 846.
Schanzer (R.) Verbotene kuss. 22260.
Schaper (Mrs. G. W.):
Don’t your mother love you. 7922.
Dream (A). 7934.
Little girl across the way. 9007.
Scharnke (L.) Weihnachtsstimmung.
6947.
Scharwenka (F. X.):
Capriccietto. 22011.
Hlite (L’). 25529.
Klavier-klassiker.
Meisterschule des
10081.
klavierspiel.
100382.
Polish dance. 2622.
Swedish processional march.
12129.
Scharwenka (P.):
Polish dance theme. 17113.
Quartett. 12035.
Sonate in G-moll. 6100.
Schattman (A.) Freier (Der). 19797.
Schauss (C.) 8439.
Schauss (E.):
Romanze. 6009.
Schlummerlied. 6106.
Seelen. 6142.
Schauss (K.):
Hi du schéne sonnenblume.
Himmel ist so triibe. 6101.
Zwei volkslieder. 6101.
Schechter (M. S.) Hebrew hymnal.
11378.
Scheel (G.) Bird in the forest. 12799.
Schell (S.) Drill of the brownies.
1589.
Schenck (E.):
Home-coming. 11396.
Sleep my love, sleep. 15053.
Schenk (J.) Chop Suey rag. 25295.
Heimatklinge.
6101.
Schenkendorf (M. v.) Auf den tod
des konigin Luise. 10961.
Scherber (H.):
In dreaming. 20001, 23431.
You’re all right as far as you go.
24889.
Schermann (L.):
Berceuse. 20918.
Dexiéme petite fantaisie hongroise.
IST.
Sicilienne. 22057.
Scherzer pub. co. Down in any old
New York cafe. 11184.
Scheve (E. B.) Nachmittagsstunden.
9433.
Schiavone (M. EF.) Wait for Marga-
rita at Ellis Isle. 6891.
Schick (J.) Latest, simplest method
for the single and double row ac-
cordion. 8901.
Schickhard (J. C.)
19014.
Schiebold (C.) Hinaus. 16878.
Schied (E.) Weinlied. 24781.
Schiff (O. V.) Tes grands yeux. 15252.
Schilling (F.) | Wintry days have
come again. 7182 (101).
Schilling (W. P.) Daily exercises in
diaphragm and rib breathing. 7815.
Schillinger (F.) Magnolia schottische.
582
~
Sonate 4 tre.
Schillings (M.):
Concert. 10036.
Erntefest (Das). 21142.
Hochzeitlied. 25851.
Schilling-Ziemssen (H.)
glut. 919.
Schimelpfenig (F.)
23292
Sonnwend-
Hope’s message.
Schimpf (F. A.) jr. You are the girl
I love. 15675.
Schindler (G.):
Adoration. 24927,
Berceuse Bretonne. 70.
Pleurs et rires. 20375.
Schindler (K.) Colomba (La) 7717.
Schindler (R. H.) Were awfully
glad w-k-u-m. 15505.
Schira (F.) Sognai. 6338.
Schira (J.) Sognai. 10178.
Schirmer (G.), ine, New York &
Schirmer (G.), Boston. [Note.—
Entries of the latter are indicated
by an asterisk before the title or
the reference number.] :
A la polonaise. 17745.
Abendlied. 12572, 17271.
Adagio. 15813.
Adagio cantabile. 17403.
Adagio pathétique. 25734.
Adeste fideles. 22456.
Again, aS evening’s shadow falls.
10904.
Air de ballet. 5721, 22728.
Air de Dardanus. 10906.
1968
ee ee et ee are
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schirmer (G.), ine.—Continued. Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
*Air in G 198388.
Air of Asteria. 19827.
Air varié. 24941.
Alla stella confidente. 17764.
Alla zingaresca. 24957.
*Alleggro vivamente. 3183.
Alone. 22488.
Alpine maids Sunday. 24966.
Am see. 1198.
American festival overture. 7263,
15741, 17773.
Amour (L’) est un oiseau rebelle.
25150.
An die heimath. 12633.
An einen boten. 1212.
And there were shepherds. 22508.
*Andalusian romance. 24996.
Andante. 16282, 212638.
Andante cantabile. 19260.
Andante religioso. 15749.
Andante sostenuto. 10988.
Angels ever bright and fair.
13541.
Angelus. 1223.
Another day. 1227.
Aria and gavotte. 12663.
Arrow and the song. 3270.
Art of pedalling. 12669.
As it began to dawn. ‘7317.
*Ashes of roses. 3278.
At the mill. 1250.
At twilight. 12687.
*Au printemps. 12692.
*Au soir. 12693.
Auf fitigeln des gesanges. 20189.
Ave Maria. 10050.
Ave verum. * 3309, 15792, 21275,
21276.
Ave verum corpus. 22553.
Awake, awake put on thy strength.
22555. E
Awake up my glory. 17815.
Banjo song. 25071.
Barearolle. * 12752, 12753.
Barks (The) 7404.
Bass-clef land. 1283.
Bavardage. 22582.
Bébé qui danse. 22592.
Before my window. 25108.
Believe me, if all those endearing
young charms. 251138.
Bell song. 12777.
Beneath the cross of Jesus. 7442.
Benedicite omnia opera. 3412,
nar l5i 45%
Benediction (A) 25128.
Berceuse. 22614.
Blandula unda. 3459.
Bohemian cradle song. 22647.
*Bourée et La coquette. 3494.
* Break forth into joy. 7518.
Brownies (The) 20960.
*By cool Siloam’s, shady rill.
3555.
1969
Bye-lo-dolly. 22690.
Bygone days. 22691.
Cadinette shepherd song. 106.
Call (The) 7567.
Calm on the list’ning ear of night.
25229.
Canzona. 22128.
Canzonetta. *15538, 18497.
Capriccio. 3824.
Capricciosa (La) 7593.
Caprice. 17130138, 22514,.4 23028,
26299.
Caresse de papillon. 11048.
Carillon, 22712.
Carmen. 11010.
Carmina Princetonia. 25252.
Cavatina. 19602.
* Changeful sea. 11062.
Chanson d’autrefois, 3629,
Chanson d’orgue, 12912.
Chanson du toréador. 20933.
Chanson provencale. 25269.
Chansons intimes. 22737.
Chatterbox. 22741.
Chicana. 3652, 3653, 7655.
* Chiffonier (Le) 11078.
Chinese child’s day. 19617.
Chorale finale. 19529.
* Chorus of enchanted maidens.
3680.
* Christmas. 25307.
* Christmas hymn, 3691.
* Christmas night. 138.
Christmas oratorio. 3321.
Cloches de Paques. 21012.
Cloud song, 3704.
Collection of famous overtures.
SlOe Sade
Colomba (La) ‘T7117, 25333.
Colonial carols for children.
22791.
Come, Holy Ghost. 19687.
*Communion service. 3739, 3740.
Compositions for the organ.
18633.
* Comrades in arms. 12986.
Con amore. 7750, 11108.
Concert overture. 11109, 12989.
Concerto. 25888.
Consecration. 12996.
Consider and hear me. 11112.
Consolation. 12997.
Convent bells. 19652.
Coyote (The) 1488.
Cradle song. 38771, T786, *18009,
21043.
Cradle song of the poor. 2587S.
* Cricket’s funeral. 13014.
Cronan. 3778.
Crucifix. 253884.
Crucifixus. 3782.
Culprit fay. 25890.
*Cycle of love songs. 16028.
Dance of the butterflies. 7S28.
INDEX .
Diy 11, S?, VaR
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued. Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
*Dance under the linden. 138050. *FKrogs’ jubilee. 13399.
Danse légére. 11158. Frolie (A) » 11280:
Danse rustique. 13065. From all Thy saints in warfare. |
Danse tzigane. 25417. 11282. |
Dawnland. 19681. From the South. 138405. |
*Day is here. 19684. Frtihlingslied. 21212. |
*Day of beauty. 16049. *Garden melody. 12142.
De profundis. 16051. Gavotta. 16247.
Dear, dark head. 22877. Gavotte. 8281, 8232, 11301, *13433,
Dearest. 3844.
*Deuxiéme mazurka. 3864.
Doll’s wooing. i6090.
Dornréschen. 17537.
Dreaming. 3929.
*Dreaming lake. 12141.
Drifting. 18051.
Duet (A) Aseoy
Dumka. 229382.
Easter cantata. 25514.
Ecce sacerdos magnus. 22949.
Eighth mass in F. 80085.
En automne. 23857,
Entreaty. 8037
Entrée. 2550.
Erin. 22965.
Eternal goodness. 4015.
Etude de concert. 22969.
*Hvening. 4027.
*Hvening bells. 11218,
Evening song. 4034.
Ever faithful. 13273.
*Fair Hebe. .
Fairy tale. 50.
Faith. 8108.
Fallen star. 8106.
Faney. 22989.
*Mantasia. 3484.
Fantaisie-barcarolle. 18118.
Fantaisie lyrique. 11234.
Fantasia on Christmas
4064.
Fantasie-overture. 21171.
Festival march. 4087.
Festal postlude. 13318.
Fifty songs. 19564.
Fill a glass with golden wine.
11248.
Vinale. 3352, 13328.
Fisher wife. 16209.
*HWive settings of the amen. 4204.
*Flagon’s chime. 16210.
*Fleurs que j’aime. 4110,
Flirtation. 4113.
Foggy-dew. 23032.
Foolish idle regrets.
For thee, O dear,
16228.
Forester’s song. 1699.
Forget-me-not. 4142.
Forty four
10449,
18146.
Four easy pieces for piano. 18155.
Fourth mass in F. 4754.
1970
earols.
dear country.
French folk-songs.
16865, 19813, 23081.
*Gavotte babine. 4209.
Gavotte de Renaud. 11300.
*Give ear, O Shepherd of Israel.
13458.
Gnome and the fairy. 1765.
God came from Teman. 13467.
God of Abraham praise. 16287.
*God of merey. 11315.
God shall wipe away all tears. |
11316.
God so loved the world. 4273.
Golden treasury of music. 17870,
17871.
Grandpa’s story. 23164.
*Gray rocks and grayer sea. 43834.
Hail to the Lord’s anointed. 362.
Hark, the sound of heavenly
voices. 1824.
*Harlequin. 13577.
He will swallow up death in vic-
tory. 8418.
Herbstblume. 16370.
Hermit (The) 13621.
Hochzeitsmusik. 13637.
Holy Father, hear my ery. 4462.
*Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove. 4463.
Home. 28274.
Homeward. 4470, *25864.
Hopak. 25872.
Hosanna. 23294.
House of prayer. 8499.
How beautiful upon the mountains.
11402.
How very near my heaven lies.
23301.
Humming-top. 1875, 23804.
Humoreske. 8517.
*Humoresque. 13655, 16407.
Hungarian dance. 19568.
*T did not know. 19981.
*T give thee love. 45385.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
8561.
I kissed my love. 4544.
*T know a sea. 4546.
*I know how the great and golden |
sun. 4548.
I'll sing three songs of Araby.
25926. :
*[ ponder oft in silent thought
8615.
*T sing to thee. 11461.
. i
a
I loved a lass. 4383. — i
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4
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]
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INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schirmer (G.), ine.—Continued.
I sought the Lord. 23370.
I will magnify Thee. 23387.
I would my song were like a star.
23393.
Wyle 45537, 26567.
If all the world were summer land.
4651.
*Impromptu. 13308.
In a canoe. 238425.
In a March night. 8683.
In San Nazaro, 16510.
In springtime. 11509.
*In starland. «11510.
In Te Domine speravi. 23152.
In the gypsy camp. 26021.
In the ruins. 4726.
Indian lover’s song. 20019.
Indian serenade. 16522.
*Intermedio. 4753.
Intermezzo. 3353, *15539, 16624,
#2222.
It ism’t the thing you do dear.
23468.
*Italian serenade. 20033, 26066.
*Jenny kiss’d me. 11550.
Jesu dulcis memori a. 23481.
Jesu, my Lord. 16555.
Jour (Un), une nuit. 20046.
Jubilate Deo. 4862.
Judge me O God. 8802.
Junge liebe. 16572.
Just for to-day. 8821.
Kathleen. 4895.
*Katy-did, Katy-didn’t. 13948.
Katydids (The) 23521.
King Gorm the grim. 138962.
*King John and the abbot. 18964.
King of glory. 4911.
Klage. 4928.
Knights of the cross. 23544.
Kol Nidrei. 16615, 26150.
Krakowiak. 4941.
Kris Kringle’s ride. 18481.
Lady picking mulberries. 23568.
Land o’ the leal. 11602.
Land-sighting. 19856.
Larghetto. 16866.
Largo. 1814.
Laudate pueri Dominum. 21684.
Laugh and sing. 23571.
Lead, kindly light. *4980, 8903.
Légende. 18494.
Let the words of my mouth. 23598.
Life’s privilege. 26213.
Lift up, lift up your voices now.
50438.
Lilaes. 26219.
Lines of flame. 23614.
Little blue pigeon. 16660.
Little Boy Blue. 16661.
Little butterfly. 5057.
Little classics. 2137.
Little drummer. 23628.
*Little Dutch garden. 11644.
1971
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
Little gray dove. 14089.
Little hands. 23626.
*Little recruit. 14097.
Little snowflakes arietta. 26227
* Lobster quadrille. 14102.
Lonely princess. 5083.
* Looking unto Jesus. 16682.
Lord is my light. 18554.
Lord is my strength. 2159, 5094.
Love for love. 238659. _
Love is spring. 2240, 9247.
Love song. 23666.
* Lovely Araminta. 14147.
Love’s logic. 9076.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 16092.
Lullaby. 641, 16718, 16722.
Lustspiel,—ouverture. 9095.
Madeleine gavotte. 578, 2184.
Magic hours. 9107.
Magnificat. 9109.
Magnificat and Nune dimitis. 579,
5183, 237038.
Mamy’s lullaby. 51938.
March of the dwarfs. 23177.
* March of the goblins. 14205.
March of the men of Harlech.
9140.
Marche funébre: 2204.
* Martin Luther’s hymn. 26351.
Mass in A. 21956, 22014.
* May madrigal. 14241.
Mazurka. 9212, 14245, 18623.
Méditation. 12910, 23758, 26872.
Mein gliubiges herze frohlocke.
20889.
Melodie. 17228.
Melody from the opera Orpheo.
18188.
Melody in D. 33854.
Mendelssohn glee club favorites.
20191.
* Menuet. 5295.
Menuet du bon vioux temps. 2248.
Meteora. 23797.
Mia cara. 53812.
* Midsummer lullaby. 16830.
Midsummer night’s dream. 9284.
Miller’s song. 9288.
Minuet. 9298, 22595.
Minuet and trio. 28815.
Misericordias Domini. 5882.
Missa in G. 14818.
Mitleidige (Das) miidel. 5348.
Moonlight on the river. 18674.
Morning. 26442.
* Morning hymn. 695.
Morning stars sang together. 2294.
* Morning wood. 11802.
Mouton perdu. 20228.
* Mouvement de valse. 14871.
Musette. 17002.
Musiec-box. 18695.
Musieal A-B-C. 26467.
Mutine (La) 540s.
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
My bed is like a little boat. 2307.
* My God, my Father. 11829.
My goddess. 23879.
* My inspiration. 9889.
*My lady. 14410.
*My little pretty one. 14414.
My song. 2328.
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
14928.
My thousand times beloved.
23901.
*Mystic chorus. 5485.
*Narcissus. 11857, 11858.
*Nearer, my God to Thee. 20270.
Negro minstrel melodies. 23923.
Night has a thousand eyes. 5524.
Night in summer. 11880.
Night is far spent. 5525.
*Night is near. 11881.
Night song. 23936.
Nine sonatinas. 20086.
*No more. 11882.
Nocturne. 7668, 8879, 23002.
Nodding clover. 23944.
*Noél des quéteurs' Bressans.
11884.
Non 6 ver. 14494.
*Now to the Lord a noble song.
16964.
Nur wer die sehnsucht kennt.
17539.
O belle nuit. 26628.
O come, all ye faithful. 5571.
O little town of Bethlehem. 26603.
*O love, so long as love thou may.
11895.
O love that passeth knowledge.
5585.
O love that wilt not let me go.
16983.
O lovely night. 23987.
O mio Fernando. 21092.
O, my luve’s like a red, red rose.
2378.
O Paradise. 5590.
*Q perfect love. 5591.
*O rest in the Lord. .11769.
O sacrum convivium. 16984.
O salutaris hostia. 16985, 23619,
23972, 23973.
O taste and see. 2381.
O wounded bird. 14541.
Obstination amoureuse. 11903.
Oesterle’s graded four-hand col-
lection. 9537, 14547.
Oh, call it by some better name.
23992.
On music. 24025.
*On the rocks by Aberdeen. 14600.
*One morn the maiden sought the
mill. 14607.
Orbis Factor. 20343.
Oriental chant. 26682.
Our day of praise is done. 26688.
1972
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
Over the waters. 5721.
Pallide mammole. 733.
Pantomime. 16868.
Parsifal paraphrase. 15469.
Pastorale. 2449, *14674.
Pater noster. 21864.
Path of dreams. 14676.
Patriot (The) 2452.
Peek-a-boo. 240838.
Petite fleur. 20360.
Petite gavotte. 2471.
Piano galaxy. 5786.
Piece heroique.- 14710.
*Plantation ditty. 12001.
Plantation hymn. 5807.
Playing for mother. 24122.
Playing house. 24123.
Polish dance theme. 17113.
Polka. 24131.
*Polka gracieuse. 14736.
Polonaise. 14787, *20380.
Pony race. 18889.
Popular duet album. 9734.
Popular glees and part songs.
208838.
*Prayer. 9765.
Prayer of the penitent. 12020.
Précieuse (La) 5868.
Prelude. 3355, 4165.
Prelude and fugue on ‘the name
Bach. 17124.
Prelude heroic. 24157.
Prepare ye the way of the Lord.
24159.
Processional march. 9788.
Prythee, why. 14788.
*Psalm of thanksgiving. 26808.
Puck. 24172.
Quodlibet. 20407.
Radiant morn has passed away.
17145.
Raven and the fox. 2534.
Red haired girl. 24189.
Redeemer. S805.
Refrain. 24190.
Regret. 5945.
Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous.
5947.
Remember not, Lord, our offences.
9857.
Remembrance. 5952.
Reverie. 12066.
Revery. 24207.
Réves. 26874.
Rezeda. 5971.
Rhythmical studies. 5978.
Richard Wagner album. 10629.
*Ride of Jack Frost. 14855.
*Rise, sleep no more. 26887.
Romance. *12080, 21967, 24221,
26905.
Romance sans paroles. 18965,
20487.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
Romanza. 26910.
Romanze. 20715.
Romeo et Juliette.
*Rondeau. 38283.
Rondo. 3356.
*Rosary (The)
14888.
Rose rhyme. 9958.
Rose time. 14891.
Roses are sweetest. 6022.
Rosiére de Salency. 12098.
Rural dance. 9980.
2903.
12088, 12089,
Russian romance, & Japanese
réverie. 12097.
Sanctus et Benedictus. 138504.
Sauterelles (Les) 24274.
Savior, again to Thy dear name.
10019.
Scénes poétiques. 25736.
Scherzo. 4166, *11004, 22575.
Schéne nacht. 23990.
Sea (The) 24316.
Seasons (The) 6740.
Second mass. * 340, 1788.
Second nocturne. 2111, 17282.
Sentimentale (La) 6151.
Serenade. *11361, * 12162, 14976,
14979, 14980, 17289, 22038.
Sérénade badine. 17290.
Sérénade mélancolique. 17540.
* Seven songs. 25525.
Sheepherder (The) 2675.
Shepherdess (The) 10115.
Short communion service. * 17308,
19059.
Shut-eye train.
Simorgh (The) 6271.
* Sing, little birds. 12186.
Sing to the Lord. 8400.
Sir Oluf. 24386.
Sister’s waltz. 2694.
Six Christmas carols.
i, ate,
17309.
88, 372,
Six Easter carols. 7497.
Six old Christmas carols. 25807.
Six 4th finger exercises. 138441.
Sky of roses. 10153.
Slave’s dream. 27065.
Slavic dance. 20511.
Sleeping priestess. 27069.
Sleigh-ride. 2708.
* Slumber song. 6313, 15059.
Softly now the light of day. 904.
Soif dans la plaine vesperal.
24406.
Solvejg’s song. 349.
Some reckon time by stars.
Son of the Puszta. 20540.
Sonata. 9921, 23178, 23179.
Song at dusk. 10200, 24422.
24414.
* Song for the girl I love. 12209.
Song of a shepherd. 2729.
Song of Luddy-Dud. 17863.
19
(
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
3
12210.
shepherd Lelhl.
* Song of Ossian.
Song of the
27108.
Spanish dance. 26453,
* Spring is surely coming. 12242.
Spring waking. 15147.
Springtime. 2750.
Springtime of love. 5377.
Stindchen. 17270.
Star-spangled banner. 10256.
Stars of the summer night. 17395,
Styrienne. 6485.
Suite in rococo style. 10284.
Suite von J. S. Bach. 10974.
Summer breezes. 10288.
Summer rhapsodie. 10292.
* Sunday’s here. 12278,
Sundown. 6500.
Sunset. 19147.
Surf song. 24521.
* Surrender. 20584.
Swedish processional march.
12129.
*Sweet is Thy work, my God.
15209.
Symphony. 20573, 24497.
Syrian woman’s lament.
Take,
2807.
Take ye heed. 22161.
Talking together. 24546.
Tambourin. 12302.
“Tannhiuser.” 2980.
Tantum ergo. 152382, 15233, 17449,
24548-24552.
Tarantella. 10368.
Te Deum in G. 123805.
Te Deum laudamus. 22167, 24566.
19163.
O take those lips away.
Ten easy piano duetts. 216.
That rose—your love. 17475.
There's heaven above. 6687.
* Thou art my hiding place, O
Lord. 153802.
Thou visitest the earth. 2857.
Three dances. 11888.
Three fair maids. 27309.
* Three responses. 18391.
Three songs from Eliland. 19774.
Thy Light is come. 24622.
"Tis evening. 15357.
To a violet. 2875.
To love. 153819.
To me thou art a flower. 9979.
To music. 19017.
* To Nod-land. 17518.
To one.afar. 2878.
To the evening star. 17615.
Toceata. 1383847, 19524.
Today and tomorrow. 6701.
Tolle gesellschaft. 10468.
Toutes petites. 15854.
Triiumerei. 17275.
Trojans in Carthage. | 1508S.
INDEX
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
* Trot, trot to market. 15343.
Try to remember. 15349.
Tu se’ morta. 6748.
Twilight. 15867.
Twilight tale. 6753.
Two lovers and Lizette.
Ukolebavka. 6769.
Uncle Rome. 6773.
Under northern skies. 10524.
Under the Christmas tree. 22237.
Ungarische zigeunerweisen. 6784,
15857, 153585 15395.
Unseen. 105387.
Valse de concert.
Valse heroique. 19294.
Valse-interméde. 10560.
Valse lente. 10561.
* Valse romantique. 17578.
* Valse rustique. 15414.
Veni Creator Spiritus.
Vermeland. 24718.
* Vesper hymn. 1044, 6840, 15431.
Victor or vanquished. 24731.
* Vieille chanson. 15437.
Vier zweistimmige kinderlieder.
23799.
Vierge 4 la créche. 6848.
Virgin by the manger. 27415.
Visions. 6742.
Vito. 17604.
*Voice of the heart. 12420.
Voices from the golden age of bel
eanto. 20708.
Voici venir le joli Mai.
Vorspiel
2984.
Voyager (The) 15463.
Waldesrauschen. 10639.
Walnut-tree (The) 19025.
Walther’s prize song. 27428.
Waltz. 3357, 4167, 17940, 22852.
*Waltz melody. 10648.
Wandering. 6910.
27365.
20682.
24710.
ZAP Al.
und Isoldens liebestod.
Wavelets. 24753.
*We will be married o’Sunday.
15507.
Weber’s last thought. 27462.
Wedding chorus. 274638.
Wedding march. *20730, 24773.
*Wedding prelude. 20731.
*When love lingers. 12460.
When the balaika. 24806.
When the clover blooms again.
24809.
When the day of toil is done.
17664.
While larks with little wings.
17681.
Will-o-the-wisp. (The) 19890.
Wilt thou weep. 24848.
Woman’s word. 38076.
*Wood nymphs. 15643.
Word and the world. 12529.
pt..135, 2: 8. ¥.5
Schirmer (G.), inc.—Continued.
Your eyen two wol slee me sodenly.
17738.
Zwei kodnige sassen auf Orkadal.
27601.
*2nd chorus of maidens.
Schirmer (R. C.):
Quaker lady. 14796.
Summer idyl. 15177.
Schlaepfer (Mrs. E.) My sunny Col-
id
orado home. 5469.
Schlaepfer (E. K.) My sunny Col-
orado home. 5469.
Schlegel (C. A.)
eyes. 1757.
Schleier (Der) der Pierrette.
Schleiffarth (G.) :
Sweet bye and bye. 24911 (66).
Who will, buy my roses red.
20764.
Schlemitiller (H.):
Gavotte. 1728.
Hasche mich. 1826.
Ich und du. 19837.
Im auto. 1953.
Im ginsemarsch. 4676.
Girl with dreamy
25852.
Schlenker (A.) Kydippe. 20069.
Schlesinger (S. B.):
Album blatt. 15704 (1).
Auf wiedersehn. 27612.
D’une prison. 25397.
In the hush of autumn. 10887
(84).
Thou’rt like a lovely floweret.
10887 (72).
Up to her chamber window. 7182
(92).
Schlesingersche buch-und musikhand-
lung:
Aria. 15698.
Ballet-suite. 20898.
Bandoline (La) 20900.
Bourrée. 12723:
Capriccio. 138588.
Contrapunktische paraphrase.
3749.
Contretanz. 12771
Feierliche einzug. O37, a2 0,
6477.
Gavotte. 14260, 14372.
Konzertstudie tiber einen eng-
lischen matrosentanz. 4939.
Menuett. 14276.
Sarabande. 13547, 20891.
Sibeliana. 22056.
Sonate. 540.
Stiicke alter meister. 10277.
Variationen. 24704.
Walzer. 138011.
2 bourrées. 20892.
4 balladen. 21556.
8 lieder.’ 12178.
Schleuning (O.) Neues schweizeral-
bum 23927. -
1974
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schlieder (F.) :
Devonshire May carol. 18110.
Quietus. 9811.
Reconciliation. 14815.
Way of penitence. 10673.
Schiieder (F. W.) O for a closer
walk with God. 23959.
Schl6zer (P. de) Etude de concert.
22969.
Schloming (H.):
14 studien. 26978.
24 studien. 26979.
82 studien. 24297.
Schmalstich (C.):
Friihlingssttirme. 19802.
Zwei lieder. 10041.
Schmauk (B.):
Bethlehem. 3427.
Consolation of Israel. 3748.
God is our refuge and strength.
4269.
Introits for use in Evangelical
Lutheran Church service. 477.
Prince of life. 9778.
Promise and fulfillment. 5883.
We have seen His star. 6931.
Schmedes (H.) Neue gesangschule.
11867.
Schmedes (H.):
Evig og uden forandring. 19754.
Vugge sang. 6882.
Schmid (—):
Gee! But the moon makes me
lonesome. 23087.
I ean feel your kisses now.
23319.
There’s no girl like your old girl.
6639.
Under the love star with you.
6777.
Schmidt (F. X.):
Mass in A. 22014.
Requiem mass. 21950.
Schmid (J.) Adieu, beloved, adieu.
22457.
Schmid (J. C.):
Dream of the dreamer. 7940,
15704: (71).
Garden of roses. 13428.
Moonlight in Jungleland. 18678.
Moonlight the rose and you.
7182 (156), 9320, 12565 (48).
Song of old Kilkenny. 15108, 17742
(84).
Tahfnineh. 17448.
Vale of dreams. 27882.
Schmidl (C.) & co.:
Ah, non le dite. 7206.
Ave Maria. 537.
Caligo! 38570.
Concerto. 5497.
Elfentanz. 19729.
En courant. 8027.
Fine fleur. 1665.
Lamento di Arianna. 8888.
ihe)
Schmidl (C.) & co.—Continued.
Manovre q@ autunno. 9184.
Mazurka. 9213.
Nozze Istriane. 14502.
Piccola bianea casetta. 14704.
Piccola suite. 2481.
Plaisanteries de hussards. 9706.
Serenade. 3920, 14985.
Sonata. 17386, 5077, 20948.
Theoretisch - praktische schule.
22193.
Valse-caprice. 10551.
Valzer dei dollari. 10567.
12 solfeggi. 1725, 23076.
| Sehmidt (A. P.):
A. D. 1620. 18586.
Abschied und heimkehr. 22448.
Acrobat (The) 15708.
Adagio pathétique. 15709.
Adoration. 19444.
Afioat at dusk. 19448.
All glory be to God on high. 22478.
All people that on earth do dwell.
1185.
All Thy works praise Thee. 3179.
Allegretto grazioso. 3182.
Allegro in F. 1828.
Almighty and everlasting God.
1190.
Among the fairies. (270.
Amorettentang. 24985.
Andante sinfonico. 3230.
Angels from the realms of glory.
25008.
Arise, O Lord God. 19485.
At the forge. 20876.
At the mill. 20877.
Au erepuscule. 7335.
Aw jardine oat
Au lac. 15776;
Aubade. 7340.
Auf zum Weihnachitsbaum. 22542.
Aus Catanien. 15785.
Autumn lullaby. 20888.
Autumn wind. 19501.
Awake, it is the day. 17814.
Awake up, my glory. 939314.
Away to the woods. 15794.
Bichlein am waldesrande. 15804.
Bagatelle. 15805.
Ballad of the weaver. 7391.
Ballade 19786.
Ballerinnerung. 15809.
Barearolle. 3342.
Bed in summer. 10990,
Beginning of the journey. 74582.
Behold I bring you good tidings.
25107, 25108.
Berceuse. 3416.
Birds are asleep. 20929.
Boat ride. 19558.
Bow down Thine ear. 19560.
Bridal song. 8518.
Cantilena in G@ 17897.
Canzona in F. 1829.
INDEX
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
Canzonetta. 21624.
Caprice in KE. 18124.
Carmencita 20976.
Cast me not away. 19597.
Cat and the mouse. 20977.
Chansonette. 15930.
Chant sans paroles. 15934.
Chase (The) 7646.
Children’s march. 17262.
Christ is risen. T7677.
City of surcease. 19624.
Clair de lune. T7697.
Come unto Me. 19648.
Concert prelude. 3744.
Country dances. 15829.
Danse bohémienne. 16041.
Dein eigen. 16064.
Dolls first piano lesson. 18028.
Eclat de rire. 16129.
Eestasy. 19724.
Hlégie. 16135.
Elfin dance. 21128.
Elfin song. 19731.
Hlevation in E. 18078.
En valsante. 16148.
Entblitterte rose. 16146.
Esprit du soir. 16154.
Btude fantastique. 16158.
Hvening star. 8073.
Fairy story. 16175.
Fairyland. 16176.
Fanfare in D. 18117.
Fantasia in C. 7085.
Fantasie in A minor. 3457.
Festival of roses. 8123.
Festival polonaise. 16196.
Féte Napolitaine. 21181.
Folk-song. 19782.
Forest echoes. 21201.
Fountain (The) 11272.
Frogs and crickets. 19801.
Frohe botschaft. 16242.
From a log cabin. 20144.
From an Indian lodge. 18587.
From Spanish days. 8201.
Gardener (The) 19810.
Gavotte. 16251.
Gifts. 21227.
Gigue. 16263.
Gipsy dance. 16264.
Go down great sun. 21250.
God is our hope and strength.
21255.
God of Abraham praise. 13470.
Grandfathers clock. 21281.
Grandmother in her rocking chair.
21282.
Grasshoppers. 19849.
Gray twilight. 4835.
Graziella. 21284.
Hark as the twilight pale. 19875.
Hark, the robin’s early song.
19878.
1976
pies: WS \y
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
Have you not seen the timid tear? |
4395.
Hear my prayer, O God. 1834.
Hide not Thou Thy face. 1852.
Holy night! Peaceful night. 23278. ||
How many thousand years ago.
19918.
Hymne céleste. 16415.
I am the moth of the night song. |
1887. \
I arise from dreams of thee. 19927. |
I was grieved at the wicked. |
21408.
Idyll. 183857.
In a china shop. 19999.
In autumn. 16498.
In der Puszta. 16499.
In der sommernacht. 16500.
In the arbor. 16512.
In the end of the Sabbath. 4714.
In the gondola. 21452.
In Thee O Lord. 1980.
In winter. 18400.
Inconstancy. 20017.
Indian idyl. 18588.
Intermezzo. 16618.
Interrogation. 20023.
Invictus. 11529.
Irish mother’s lullaby. 20027.
It was a lover and his lass.
21478.
Jagdlied. 20145.
Jesus Christ our Lord is risen.
4827.
Jubilate Deo. 11560.
Keep My commandments. 21518.
King’s herald. 8852.
Kosakentanz. 16616.
Lady of Leith. 21530.
Largo in G. 13830. |
Larry O’Toole. 21539.
Let not your heart be troubled.
21555.
Little cradle song. 18530.
Little house o’ dreams. 20102.
Little song. 9018.
Loch Lomond. 20113.
Lochinvar. 20484.
Lord is gracious. 21590.
Lord is loving unto every man.
5092.
Lord of all life. 20118.
Loss and gain. 20119.
Love. 20121.
Love’s image. 21611.
Low at Thy feet. 14159.
Ma pale-brown lady Sue. 16729-
16731, 26297.
Madrilena. 16736.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
2186. :
Maid and the violet. 14181.
March. 1331, 15800.
Marche grotesque. 16760.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued. Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
Mary’s lullaby. 20166.
Maypole dance. 16783.
Meditation. 21671.
Melodie. 4164.
Menuet antique. 16813.
Menuet gracieuse. 16816.
Menuett. 16817.
Miss Nancy’s gown. 11781.
Mission of a rose. 20207.
Morning in May. 21714.
Mountain cascade. 9888.
Murmure de printemps. 16873.
My heart ever faithful. 3323.
My sheep hear my voice. 21773.
Nocturnette. 21077.
Nodding daisies. 55388.
Nora MeNally. 21792.
O come let us sing. 20298.
O holy Saviour, Friend unseen.
14516.
O love the Lord all ye His saints.
21810.
O sweet content. 21816.
Oberek. 16994.
Old (An) love story. 26657.
Old monastery. 9580.
Onward we go. 9617.
Orange blossoms. 9620.
Orangebliiten. 170387.
Over hili, over dale. 17055.
Page d’amour. 17057.
Paradezug. 17070.
Passacaglia. 17071.
Pastorale. 1332, 18849.
Pavane. 17074.
Peasant wedding. 21881.
Pensée fugitive. 17080.
Petite féte champetre. 17086.
Petite histoire. 17087.
Pizzicato. 21896.
Polonaise. 17116, 20381.
Praise, my soul, the King of
heaven. 14757.
Prelude (A) 21910.
Prelude fantastique. 26785.
Rain. 12041.
Rainy weather. 5922.
Recruit (The) 21930.
Réve de bonheur. 17178.
Reverie appasionée. 17175.
Reverie in A. 18948.
Rise, crowned with light. 17188.
Rodcocco. 18961, 21959.
Romance. 18964.
Romanze. 17199.
Romola. 21970.
Roosters (The) 21972.
Roseate hues of early dawn.
21974.
Roubideux vista. 9971.
Sailor’s dance. 17234.
Scherzo in D. 19018.
Sehlittenfahrt. 24296.
1977
Schmidt’s collection of four part
Songs. 22015.
Schmidt’s standard organ. 22016.
Seid verschwiegen. 10074.
Serenade. 22036.
Serenade triste. 17291.
Serenata. 17292.
Sing O heaven. 24876.
Slumber song. 17336.
Soirées de Vienne. 17266.
Song of the Gypsies. 22097.
Song without words. 22102.
Spring’s first message. 10249,
Stars of the summer night. 19121.
Stars twinkle bright. 6459.
Stilles gliick. 17399.
Summer day. 6491.
Summer is here. 64938.
Swing (The) 12294.
Tanzehen im gritinen. 17441.
Tanz der alten. 24553.
Tanz der jungen. 24554.
Te Deum laudamus. 2820.
Teach me O Lord. 2821.
There sits a bird on every tree.
995.
Thine, O Lord is the greatness.
6650, 6651.
Thousand eyes in the night. 20631.
Thy will be done. 22213.
"Tis love that murmurs. 6685.
To a little child. 22219.
Trauerweide. 17528.
Trio. 413838, 16612.
Twilight. 24676.
Twilight hour. 10509.
Two roses. 6760.
Uber allen gipfeln ist ruh. 24683.
Valse allemande. 17567.
Valse brillante. 27384.
Valse melodique. 10562.
Victor’s joy. 22271.
Village soldiers. 6856.
Violets and forget me nots. 22278.
Vor Mozart’s bildniss. 17608.
Weibnachtsglocken. 24777.
Welcome happy morning. 6950.
When I am dead. 22846.
When ilove was new. 20741.
When stars are in the quiet skies.
Beane
Where love reposes. 223861.
Windy nights. 12518.
Winter holiday. 20771.
Winter sunset. 2754S.
With moonlight beaming. 20775.
Wooden shoe dance. 22409.
7 etudes for the development of
the hands. 21111.
12 melodious etudes. 18252.
15 selected études. 19540.
25 etudes for technical and musical
development. 21118.
INDEX
Schmidt (C. F.) Zehn viola studien.
26710.
Schmidt (H. P.):
Austrian melody. 3119 (105).
Invitation to the dance. 3119 (146).
Pas redouble. 15704 (42).
Return of spring. 3119. (180).
Tyrolienne. 3119 (199).
Schmidt (J.):
Bundeslied. 12857.
Deutsche lied. 18106.
Down by the brook. 16101.
Schmidt (L.):
Dream (The) robber.
Homeward. 25864.
Schmidt (M.):
Carleminnchen-rheinlander.
Erinn’rung fiir’s leben. 1625.
Huppchen-puppchen. 1880.
22923.
3592.
Mochten sie nicht ‘mal mein Kar-
lemiinnchen seh’n. - 2281.
Piippchen-intermezzo. 5891.
Schnell zum Nordpol hin. 2630.
Schmidt (R.) Fire-fly. 18135.
Schmidtchen (L.) Please give me
back my papa. 20874.
Schmidt’s collection of four-part songs,
22015.
Schmidt’s standard organ collection.
22016.
Schmitt (C.):
Lieder fiir deutsche jungen. 23601.
Miadchenlieder. 23699.
Schmitt (E. G.) Mirth. 9295.
Schmitt (F.):
Chanson a’ bercer. 3626.
Danse des Devadasis. 1512.
Etude. 6108.
Etude symphonique. S058.
Guitare. 2629.
Trois rapsodies. 6728.
Schmitt (F. C.) . Jolly Molly.
Schmitt (P.) Dur und moll.
Schmitt (P. A.):
At evening. 1245.
Au bord du lac. 25034.
Colonial days. 1465.
Dear little heart. 11146, 16057.
Dors mon enfant. 25480.
Even me. S061,
Fairies carnival.
Gallant knight. 1717.
Gentle Jesus. 8253.
If I were only Santa Claus.
Jeunesse dorée. 26092.
King of paradise. 26141.
Loving sprites. 570.
Lullaby land. 26289.
Moonlight fay. 5361.
Petite danseuse. 26744.
Some day. 10185.
Sweet repose. 2798.
Tender and true. 2827.
Thy deep blue eyes. 27314.
4851.
7964.
25590.
1946.
pt: 1m; Bes., Vv. 5
Schmitt (P. A.)—Continued.
Tripping lightly. 2895.
Very first precés. 2952.
Vesper bells. 29538.
Schmoll (A.) Giuvres' choisies.
16996.
Schmutz (H. P.) Two is company.
24681.
Schnackenburg (C. P.) I’m the jani-
tor, and I’m the boss. 1906.
Schnaill (J. J.) In a soldier’s grave.
4692.
Schnecker (P. A.):
Angels from the realms of glory. —
5 A Le
Christ our Passover. 27618.
Excelsior. 1641.
Schneider (A.):
Alaska trail march. 15716.
Chantecler. 15935.
Schneider (B.) Acht duettinen.
24300.
Schneider (H.):
Vain regrets. 17566."
Wreath of roses. 19411.
Schneider (EF. W.)
heavens. 1710.
Schneider (H.):
Ich will dir’s nimmer sagen. 447.
Wie ist doch die erde se schon.
From the starry
a Os i ba
Schneider (L. M.) Melodies of the
love mill. 11764.
Schneider (W.):
Friihlingsboten. 25667.
Springteufel. 27146.
Schnipelisky (E.) Friday evening
service. 8190.
Schnitker (D.) Emily. 8028.
Schnurr (H.) Rose memories. 17205.
Schoate (J. E.) Over where the
angels sing. 14649.
Schoble (C. E.) Pennsylvania. 17079.
Schocken (M.) My Zulumaid. 5481.
Schoebel (O. M.):.
Capitana (La)
Carol (The)
Gloria Patri.
Meditation.
Schoeck (O.) :
Auf einer burg. 40.
Erinnerung. 230.
Frohe wandersmann.
Gekommen ist der Maie.
Im herbste. 456.
Im sommer. 458.
Kirchhof im fruhling.
Peregrina II. 753.
Schénberger (B.) Valse-esquisse. 6804.
Schoenberger (F. X.) I feel so sad
and you feel so glad. 8549. -
Schoenfeld (H.):
Schlummer lied. 6107, 12131.
Sternlein (Das) 6467, 12251.
19587.
22715.
16277.
23760.
292.
309.
519.
1978
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Sechénste frau.
23866, 24302-24305,
24324, 26078, 26211, 26462, 26998,
26999.
Schofield (C. E.)
Schofield (C. M.)
10135.
Trouble. 6731.
Since you’ve gone.
Scholander (S.) Hundert lieder. 6114,
10048.
Scholars’ companion. 26982.
Scholefield (F. M.) Lamento. 14003.
Schols (H.):
Girlie. 8267.
Just be my honey dear. 11571.
Schonbrun (S.) Fairy echo. 4053.
Schondorf’s verlag:
Abendlied. 3136.
Auf der kirmess. 3296.
Froliche wanderschaft.
Gavotte. 4207.
In der waldkapelle.
Landler. 4958.
Mailied. 5188.
Menuett. 5300.
Russicher bauerntanz.
Sarabande. 6076.
Walzer. 7057.
Zu mutter’s geburtstag. 7172.
School days. 6445.
Schoolmistress (The) 12994.
Schopp (C. L.)
4177.
4697.
6041.
There’s something
*bout a home sweet home and a lit-
tle wife to love. 10417.
Schott (B.) & co.:
Air on the 4th string. 3320.
Air varié. 3160.
Airs russe. 3161.
Andante e scherzo capriccioso.
3228.
Campanella (La) 5725.
Capriccio-valse. 3585,
Concerto. 4009, 6851.
Deux mazurkas de salon. 7040.
Ecole modern. 11201.
Blégie. 3981. .
Etudes caprices. 11214.
Faust. 4810.
Larghetto. 53892.
Last rose of summer. 4978.
Legende. 4989.
Méditation. 6737.
Mélodie. 67388.
Moses—fantaisia. 6026.
Nocturne. 3668.
Oragé. 5678.
Roi des Aulnes. 6122.
Romance. 60038, 6004.
Romance du concerto. 38678.
Romance sans paroles. 6007.
Romanze in F. 3394.
Scherzo. 67839.
Scherzo tarentelle. 6104.
Souvenir de Posen. 6416.
Tarantelle. 6571.
Triumerei. 6713.
19
68294—10——35
Schott (B.) & co.—Continued.
Schott (H.)
lindenbaum. 105389.
Ungarische weisen. 6783.
1*° polonaise brillante. 7174.
Unter dem bliihenden
Schott (M.):
Butterflies and bees. 3550.
Hide and seek. 8457.
Meadow lark. 2226.
Swing song. 960.
Schott fréres:
A une femme. 3127.
Accompagnements du kyriale. 3.
Alroy. 19465.
Bruxelles samuse. 17881, 17882.
Chanson de Marguerite. 7625.
Comme autrefois. 12977.
Dans les champs. 13056.
Ecole des doigts. 3971.
En chasse. 18240.
Etude. 16006. °
Fantaisie. 13297.
Gavotte des postillons.
Glissades (Les) 18461.
Kleines proludium. 15796.
25680.
Marche des jeunes gardes. 26333.
Parfums de roses. 14662.
Revue des cadets. 26877.
Rosita. 269381.
Souvenir de Nice. 27125.
Tambours et trompettes. 27236.
Schott’s (B.) sdhne:
Abeille (L’)
Abend. 3182.
Abendlied. 6127.
Adagio. 53801.
Adagio und giga.
Adieu (L’) 15712.
Ae fond kiss. 7198.
Albumblatt. 24947.
Allegretto. 22648.
Allegretto agitato.
Allegretto grazioso.
Allegro. 8181.
Allemande. 7287, 20885.
Alte meister fiir junge spieler.
(252.
Am meer. 6121.
Am ufer des flusses. 20842.
Amour d’Ophélia. 126380, 24987.
Andante. 27354.
6120.
10898.
15727.
15728.
Andante et rondo russe. 3231.
Andante religioso. 15750.
Andantino. 17260, 23741.
Anglaise (L’) 7286.
Arietta. 13542.
Arioso. 7308, 16325, 20865.
Arlequin. 22530.
Arme (Das) Véglein. 22532.
Au point du pied. 25039.
Aubade printaniére. 12694.
Auf meiner herzliebsten Augelein.
15781.
Aus der jugendzeit. 20S79.
Ave Maria. 6121.
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 5
Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued.
Babillage. 15058.
Barearola. 15811.
Bauernregel. 21580.
Berceuse. 3420.
Berceuse-réverie. 3421, 16773.
Biene (Die) 25142.
Bitte. 22630.
Blatt im buche. 22638.
Bolero giocoso. 251738.
Bonn. 20948.
Canon. 26449.
Cantabile. 15907.
Canzonet. 24561.
Canzonetta. 1578, 10491, 21936,
26130.
Capitaine (Le) 22707.
Capriccio. 21807.
Caprice. 21519.
Caprice-viennoise. 22711.
Cavatina. 22722.
Chanson d’amour. 12911.
Chanson Louis XIII. 22785.
Chanson sans paroles. 15929.
Chant de berceau. 7630.
Chant du soir. 15932.
Chant plaintif. 15933.
Choler. 21000.
Chor der engel. 25298.
Christuskind (Das) 25318.
Colombine gavotte. 22788.
Concerto. 4385, 6850, 10495.
Contemplation. 15999.
Contre-tanz. 20908.
Coquette du village. T769.
Corrida (La) 25875.
Cradle song. 3772, 7786.
Dimmerstunde. 3801.
Danza (La) 17218.
Der schnapphihne
25450.
Désir (Le) 16070.
Deutscher tanz. 5390.
Deux mazurkas. 7039.
Dévotion. 16072.
Dix études artistiques. 10908.
Dix études brillantes. 10909.
Dur und moll. 7964.
Einleitung. 5726.
Hlégie. 25530.
Elevation. 38984.
Es dunkelt. 21144.
Esel und der ochse. 25569.
Etude en trilles. 1631.
Fantasie brillante. 6024.
Fantasie-caprice. 4065.
Fantasiestiick. 7045.
Fantasmagorie. 1653.
Farfadets (Les) 4072.
Final. 23518.
First nocturne. 22755.
Fleurs animées. 1678.
Franzosisches lied. 4158.
Freund sturm. 25654.
Friedhofsgang. 23059.
winterlied.
1980
- Heidebusch. (Der)
Schott’s (B.) s6hne—Continued.
Fringante (La) 8195.
_ Frohe morgen. 25660.
Fromm. 4182. —
Gavotte. 8236, 16250, 21219,
25677-25679.
Gebet. 23086.
Gita in gondola. 17214.
Gliick und trost. 23121.
God save the king. 5727.
Gruss. 23184.
Guckt der goldne mond herunter,
163818.
Hinsel und Gretel. 113848.
4426.
Heilige nacht. 25827, 25828.
Heiligen drei kénige. 25829.
Heimkehr. 25830.
Hirten (Die) 25845.
Hornpipe. 18544.
Humoreske. 16406, 21353.
Humoresque. 4495.
Hymnus. 21358.
Ich stehe hoch tiber dem see.
23396.
Idée gracieuse. 16471.
Idyl. 21520.
Im April. 23418.
Im zaune klagt die mnachtigall.
4678.
Impromptu. 17261.
In der gondel. 26008.
In my garden... 21438.
Intimité. 26450.
Introduction et étude brillante.
21465, 23459.
Introduction et variations.
Invito (L’) 17215.
Invocation. 165381.
Jeu de graces. 2024.
Joy and sorrow. 4858.
Jungfrau (Die) 26112.
Kornblumenstrauss (Der)
Lament. 21583.
Légére (La) 8924, 21545.
Leichtsinniger rat. 23581..
Liebe. 5023.
Liebelei. 2119.
Liebesfee. 5913.
Liebesfreude. 238596.
Liebeslied. 21561, 23597.
Lied zum einschlummern. 16650.
Lose blitter. 21595.
Love’s pleadings. 16710, 21615.
Madchen (Das) spricht. 23698.
Marche. 6080.
Marche militaire. 5220.
Margret am tore. 21654.
Marinari (Li) 17216.
Meditation. 238759.
Mein sonnenschein. 5275.
Mélodie. 4258, 21716, 22470, 26451.
Menuet. 4897, 8290, 16812, 20909,
21685, 21727, 23779, 25098, 26391,
26452.
5728.
23559.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
SE,
Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued. Schott’s (B.) s6hne—Continued.
Menuetto. 9259, 21686, 21687. Siegfried. 6887.
Murmelndes liiftchen. 21783. Simple chanson. 27047.
Muses dans la forét. 93854, 21734, Sirenes (Les) 6295.
__ 26468. Soeur Monique. 6330.
Nijah. 5490. Sonata. 3167, 4987, 5076, 5240,
Nelken. 23926. 6066, 6146, 11859, 17522, 22021,
Nocturne. 3672-8675, 21001. 26764.
Non pit’ mesta. 6027.
Notturnino. 26574.
On wings of music. 23777.
Oren (17) 17217.
Palpiti (1’) 6028.
Papillon (Le) 17067.
Parsifal. 6886.
Partenza (La) 17218.
Passeaglia. 138545.
Pastorella dell’ Alpi. 17219.
Sonata A moll. 12407.
Sonata D moll. 11274.
Sonata in A minor. 6574.
Sonata in D. 12015.
Sonata in D moll. 3754, 4220,
6867.
Sonata in EH. 6593.
Sonata in F. 4363.
Sonata in G. 4233, 6606.
: Sonata in H moll. 6827, 10893.
Bee is Sous la feuillée, 27119.
Petite étude. 5773. Stern (Der) 27161.
Petite marquise. 2473. Rides (Le) pte aay
Pierrette, polka. 24115. weet flower speak for me. 27208.
Benak R 24116 Tambourin. 103855, 10357.
Pocmes. 3018. Tambourin chinois. 24547.
Polonaise. 9722. a ae te
Praeludium und allegro. 24146. me re i ey, :
Précieuse (La) 24154. ee elle. Semis
Prelude in B flat. 22756. ree du ney .
Promessa (La) 17221, 26801. Gone. eee at.
Refrain du tonnelier. 26843. ee a eee i
Regata reneziana. 17222. llgeee ee :
Reminiscence. 21949. Trio. 17520.
Réve (Un) 17171. Trois mélodies. 16218.
Réve de nuit. 26866. Tyrolienne. 17552.
Rigaudon. 13546. Um dich. 24684. P
Rimprovero (Il) 17223. Ungarischer marsch. | 20922.
Romance. 3393, 21965, 24222, Vale carissima. 6797.
26900, 26906. Valse. 16221. bain
Romanza espressiva. 17198. Valse brillante. 21717.
‘Romanze. 26913. Valse lente. 6814. Ee
Ronde bohemienne. 2582. Valse mignonne. 24702.
Ronde des lutins. 6010. Valser gentile. 27394.
Rondo caprice. 14885. Variationen itiber ein tema von
Rose. 17202. Corelli. 24705.
Rose wie bist du reizend und mild. Verlassen hab’ich mein lieb. 24717.
6020. Vieux violoneux. 10596.
Sagesse. 9989. Voglein ist geflogen. 17605.
Sarabande. 21296, 25786. Volubilité. 6876.
Scheiden. 24292. Waldlied. 24746.
Schelm (Der) 24293. Walther’s proislied. 6889.
Schelmenlied. 6102. Walzer. 3774, 6463, 26147.
Scherrando. 3919. Wann ich schon schwartz bin.
Scherz. 24294. 6911. ‘ pee
‘Scherzo. 22894. Wenn ich’s ae Nidal 24785.
ho smarin. 24801. Widmung. 248389. -: E
Eaitices 22022. Wiegenlied. 12507, 22377, 22378,
Seguidilla. 26996. 24840. ;
Sentier couvert. 27002. Winterahnung. 24852.
Sérénade. 17288, 24344, 27008. Wintergang. TO6S.
Sérénade mélancholique. 6741. Zerriffene (Der) grabkranz. 24899,
Serenata (La) 17224. 2em™e eoncerto. 5730, TO41,
Seulette. 2669. 2™° cavotte en ré. 27604.
Sicilienne and rigaudon. 24366. 2™° polonaise brillante. T176.
Sieben walzer. 21937. 6 petites piéces, 27362.
1981
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., Vv. 5
——
Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued.
7™* concerto in G. 3424.
8 piéces. 25076, 25077.
24 études caprices. 10910.
56 short exercises. 20839.
Schou (E.) Highth regiment march.
8006.
Schreiner (0.
19139, 27182.
Schreker (F.) :
Fiinf gesange. 10049.
Geburtstag der infantin.
Schroeder (A.):
Autumn days.
Falling leaves. 4060.
Harvest dance. 4887.
Indian summer dance. 4739.
Rainy day. 5921.
Thanksgiving party. 6618.
Schroeder (E.) Complete mastery of
scales. 11106.
Schroeder (J. H.):
Abiding rock. 3139.
D’une prison. 25397.
Gigue in B flat. 7878.
Joyful wandering. 2036.
F.) Suffragettes.
8244.
3901.
Schubert (F. P.)—Continued.
Military march. 17268.
Moment musical. 19016.
Music. 10051.
Roi des aulnes. 6122.
Sah ein knab’
6123.
Serenade. 12139, 17265,
24309.
Soirées de Vienne. 17266.
Stabat Mater. 26986.
Stindchen. - 17270.
Three themes from Schubert.
10052.
To music.
Walzer-reigen.
Who is Sylvia.
4 valses. 14955.
Schubert (H. W.) You and I and the
moon. 15670.
Schubert (K.)
4751.
Schuberth (E.) & co.:
Bénédiction nuptiale. 17841.
Boy who whistles. 22664.
By the waters of Babylon. 15893.
ein rdslein stehn.
6124,
19017.
19018.
19019.
Ins innerste Afrika.
Lotus flower. 21597. Come unto me when shadows
Minuet in G. 7425. darkly gather. 25355.
Triumphal march. 24713. Exaltation. 22982.
12 melodious studies. 254389. Fragment (A) 280, 4156.
Schroeder (O. C.) Center City. 19603. Interludes. 1987, 4752.
Schroeder (W.) Verlassen. 12409. Light divine. 14075.
Schroeder (W. A.): Message (The) 28798.
Good-bye girl. 8316, 10887 (119). Swing song. 959.
Hubble, bubble girl. 8508, 10887 | Schuberth (F.) jr:
(128). ; Ann’ Marie. 15756.
I want to go ’way with you. Der jugend zur kurzwel. 11568.
23380. Erholungsstiindchen. 4007. ~
Love is like a rose. 9056, 10887 Heimkehr. 19895.
(162). | Ich hebe meine augen auf. 4645.
On the river ‘neath the moon. Miarchen. 11704.
24030. Scherzino. 10
Schroll (L.) Barcarole. 7899. Sonata aaa
Schubert (F.): Triumerei. 12360.
Allegretto agitato. 15727. Turteltiiubchen. 6745.
Allegretto grazioso. 15728. Wanderbursche sang ein lied.
Andantino. 17260. 10656
Barcarola. 15811. Schuhemh f
Cantabile. 15907. chet St) ae :
Chant plaintif. 15933. elteretei. 21323.
cape & Ich und du. 18764.
Désir (Le) 16070. ?
Impromptu. 17261 Lerche (Die) 14036.
. 77 : Liebesgltick. 14056.
Papillon. 17067. = :
Romanza espressiva. 17198. ya ime allen ae
Tyrolienne. 17552. Unser liebling geht zur ruh.
22949.
Schubert (F. P.): St PRR
Abeille (L’) 6120. Vier charakteristische und melo-
Am meer. 6121. dische oktaven-ettiden. 16084.
Ave Maria. 6121, 10050. Schuberthaus-verlag :
Children’s march. 17262.
Deutsche tinze. 19015.
Gefesselte phantasie. 14953.
Impromptu. 26985.
Lochinvar. 20484.
Menuetto. 12138.
Abend im walde. 31383.
Adelens kraftmotor. 3145.
Aeroplanetenlied. 22464.
Arztliche visite. 7201.
Barcarole. 25073.
Christbaum. 253804.
1982
Oa
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schuberthaus-verlag—Continued.
Das kann ja nur ein walzer sein.
21064.
Das war eine kleine comtesse.
16046.
Dein blick. 25442.
Dem genius’ des
25448.
Denker (Der) 25449.
Drei epigramme. 6883.
Drei marken. 16116.
Edi war ein kavalier.
Elfe (Die) 25534.
Erlebnis. 4008.
Es war einmal. 4011.
Fleissige kontoristin. 4104,
Fliederzweigelein. 16212.
Frage und antwort. 25649.
Fritzi und Mitzi. 4178.
Ginschen (Das) 8221.
Ginsemidel. 4193.
Gebet. 25683.
Geisterstunde (Die) 4218.
Genesung. 19817.
Grosspapalied. 21292.
Hat dich die liebe beriihrt. 25810.
Himmelreichslied. 213388.
Hinatuf. 19900.
Hochsommernacht. 25850.
Horizontale (Die) 8492.
Im rosenduft. 19995.
Indiskretion. 16524.
Intermezzo aus der oper Carmen.
15853.
Japanisches regenlied. 26082.
Junger (Ein) dichter denkt an die
geliebte. 26110.
Kinderspiel. 8847.
Kleine Coriandoli. 4930.
Kleine lampe. 4931. —
Knopfelschuh (Die)
Kokottchens nachtgebet.
Lachcouplet. . 4951.
Liebesidyll. 5028.
Liebesorakel. 20088.
Lied. 263854.
Lied vom zuschauw’n.
Lisette. 5051.
Lob des friihlings.
Lolotte. 23641.
Maienbltiten. 26318.
Marienlied. 26339.
Mein freches katzerl. 5269.
Mein freund, seine frau und ich.
augenblicks.
3974.
4935.
4936.
8965.
26236,
5270.
Mein mann war eine woche in
Panis: 5272.
Mein ptippchen. 5274.
Neugriechisches midchenlied.
26536.
Nuance. 16966.
O siisser tod. 26614.
Paulinchen. 5745.
Pierrot dandy. 26754.
Schliissel zum paradies. 24298.
Schuberthaus-verlag—Continued.
Septembermorgen. 27005,
Sommerlied. 27096.
Sonate (Die) 6373.
Sonnenland. 27112.
Sterne (Die) 20566.
Und gestern hat er mir rosen ge-
bracht. 27369.
Valse de Chopin. 27386.
Valse Lolotte. 22255.
Vier gedichte. 9955.
Violine (Die) 27413.
Waldesstimmen. 6898.
Warnung. 274388. —°
Warum? Wohin? So so!
dann. 17631.
Wie einst. 27529.
Wienerin wienerin fein. 22381.
Windrider. 27544.
Zwei gedichte. 526.
19. (Das) jahrhundert. 22440.
Schuckert’s (F.) musikalienhandlung:
Concertwalzer. 12991.
Gavotte pompadour. 25682.
Menuett. 14277.
Morgenstimmung. 14354.
Ohne sorgen. 14575.
Na ja
Schtiler (J.) Zeppelin-jubel-marsch.
7164-7166.
Schuetky (F. J.) Emitte Spiritum
tuum. 3991.
Schtitt. (E.):
Canzonetta. 26386, T589.
Croquis et silhouettes. 138015.
Dritte suite, A moll. 18055.
Nuits d’été. 2858.
Promenades. 26799.
Romance. 21965, 26900.
Sehiitz (H.) Weihnachts-oratorium.
1074.
Schiitzenliesel (Die) 7960.
Schuff (A. M.) Isn’t it pretty. 1998.
Schuler (G. 8.):
Arise and shine. 3264.
Cling to the promise of God.
25326.
Forth to battle. 25642.
Give as He has given. 23107.
He set the music going in my heart.
21312.
Innocence.
Jesus is risen.
Sweet story of old.
Whosoever believeth.
Sehulhoff (J.):
Souvenir de Varsovie.
Valse brillante. 24694.
Schulken (H.) Mein postillon. 5278.
Sehultz (A.) Nun pfeif ich noch ein
azweites stiick. 26582.
Schultz’ (B. F.):
Fun in the cotton land.
Rose girl. 2588.
8730.
S774.
6539.
27525.
15127.
S216.
1983
INDEX
pti 1a, Bes, Voo
Sehultz (C. G.):
Promised. 9791.
Twins. 153874.
Schultz (C. J.) ‘Perspiration. 14694.
Schultz (H. HE.) Scintillating star.
26988.
Schultze-Buch (H.) MHeut ist ja noch
heut. 25841.
Schulz (C. G.)
Schulz-Weida (J.)
Schumacher (H. C.)
some face. 3175.
Schuman (A.):
After the opera. 9.
Beautiful bells. 61.
Bell Brandon. 66.
Bessie waltz. 71.
Betty’s birthday. 76.
Carnival waltz. 1886.
Christal waltz. 1383.
Crown diamonds. 158.
Dimple galop. 189.
Down in the coal mine.
Echo galop. 222.
Elsie rondo. 228.
Flying trapeze. 1689.
Fra Diavolo. 1702.
Gertrude. 1740.
Gleaner’s schottische.
Good bye, Charlie. 327.
Good-bye. Molly darling. 3380.
Good luek. 333.
Good old times. 336.
Granger’s march. 346.
Hit and miss. 399.
Home, sweet home.
Forgotten. 8178.
Minnelied. 143806.
All for a hand-
199.
318.
404.
How can I leave thee. 410.
Jessie polka. 2017.
Last rose of summer. 2101.
Little brown jug. 552.
Little sweetheart 2148.
Mad cap. 575.
Millie quickstep. 620.
Nettie schottische. 675.
On dress parade. 719.
Peeping through the blinds.
Poet and peasant. 764.
Pull down the blind.
Ringing bells. 819.
Rovers galop. 828.
Rustie schottische. 833.
School days frolics. 850.
Sister’s reverie. 2698.
Social waltz. 2710.
Speed the plow. 929.
Sunbeam galop. 948..
Taking my ease. 2811.
Ten little Injuns. 984.
Ten thousand miles away. 985.
Tommy Dodd. 1015.
Up in a balloon. 1035.
When the swallows homeward fly.
1100.
Schumann (C.)
751,
790.
Sonate. 14956.
a
Schumann (EH. A.) Hunchback (The)
4138.
Schumann (G.):
Es ist ein kédstliches ding. 8047.
Herr, erhére meine worte. 8454.
Huldigung beim Jesuskinde. 4493.
Komm, heil’ger Geist. 8876.
Maria wiegenlied am drei konigs-
tage. 5230.
Wo ist ein Gott. 7083.
Schumann (lL. F.) Hear the band
play Yankee Doodle. 25819.
Schumann (R. A.):
Abendlied. 6127, 17271, 19020.
Andante aus dem klavierquartett.
12140.
Dedication. 19021.
Dreaming lake. 12141.
Erinnerung. 17272.
Evening song. 2638, 19022.
Faschingsschwank. 19023.
Garden melody. 12142.
Garten melodie. 14957.
Gliicks genug. 10058.
Romance. 2640, 172738, 19024.
Schumann-heft. 14958.
Slumber song. 10054, 12148.
Triumerei. 2640, 6128, 12144,
17274.
Two grenadiers. 10055.
Two transcriptions. 7182 (77).
Walnut tree. 19025.
Warum. 17276.
Schuppan (A.) Zweite arabeske.
1152.
Schuster (C.) Will you stay at home.
3061, 10787.
Schutter (L.):
Lieben. 18511.
Trotz dem schicksal.
Schvartz (H.):
. Année de lecture musicale du chan-
19256, |
teur. 7289, 12645.
500 dictées musicales. 6129,
14959.
Schwab (S. L.):
Captivatin’ rag. 7594.
Sand paper rag. 6067.
Schwalbe & Strauss music pub. co.
My coontown babe. 26478.
Schwalm (R.):
Charfreitag. 12924.
Estomihi. 13256.
Invocavit. 13858.
Judica. 13917.
Litare. 13997.
Oculi. 14544.
Palmarum. 14655.
Reminiscere. 14831.
Septuagesimae. 14975.
Sexagesimae. 14991.
Schwartz (J.):
American Monte Carlo.
7182 (108).
3209,
1984
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Schwartz (J.)—Continued.
Baby blue. 10971, 12717, 15704
(59).
Be careful how you handle me.
25084.
Black beauty. 25153.
Chinatown, my Chinatown. 17934,
20814 (87).
Dougherty. 24911 (98).
Dreamy fandango tune. 18050,
20814 (46).
Everybody is bagpipe crazy.
21156, 24911 (102).
Franco American rag. 1153 (29),
13390.
Ghost (The) of Kelly. 18177,
24911 (106).
Have a smile with Momus. 21306.
Vd like to correspond with you.
1153 (53).
I'd ring the wedding bells for you.
21368.
Tll make a ring around Rosie.
8580, 10887 (134).
I’m on my way to Reno. 8603.
I’m only happy when I’m sad.
213938.
I’m the lily. 183829, 20814 (638).
I want a whole lot of girls.
18336, 24911 (128).
Isn’t it exasperating. 18417,
20814 (66).
Kellermann girlie. 20058, 24911
(134).
Let’s make love among the roses.
26200.
Military glide. 18650, 20814 (77).
My Haytian queen. 5480.
My operatic Samson. 21766.
Newport glide. 11877, 17742 (74).
Oh you dream. 21828.
Oh you spearmint kiddo.
15704 (128).
Revolutionary man. 5970.
Spoony dance. 24911 (167).
Take me back to sunshine land.
1158 (114).
That spoony dance. 1153 (118),
19201.
There’s a girl up in the moon.
22200, 24911 (178).
Throw up your hands. 19224.
Schwartz (P.):
Bachelor (The) and the maid.
19510.
Boogey-boo lady. 19556.
Cc. Q. D. help, I’m in love.
Chow, chow. 3119 (8).
Corner in my heart. 19653.
Dat possum rag. 22869.
19580.
Diff’rence of a drink or _ two.
- 19697,
Do you believe in flirting. 19698.
Dublin rag. 18191, 17742 (47).
Only a kiss. 20330.
11920,
Schwartz (P.)—Continued.
Reine valse. 9852.
That possum rag. 22187, 24911
(174). .
World keeps rolling on. 10817.
Schwarz (M. E.):
Leaves are dropping. 4984. ©
Sing, O daughter of Zion. 22066.
Yellow, yellow buttercups. 7123,
24877.
Schwarzwald (M. BH.) Your love is
only admiration, 22429.
Schweer (R. M.) May song. 599.
Schweers & Haake:
Adagio. 12240. ,
Allegretto con moto. 24960.
Allegro grazioso. 24961.
Andante aus dem klavierquartett.
12140.
Con fuoco. 25365.
Patetico. 26724.
Polonaise de concert.
Vivace. 27416.
Vivo leggiero. 27417.
2 duettini. 12055.
Schweigart (W. E.):
That oolie-oolie feelin. 988.
Youre not the same old girl
1147.
Schwember (W.):
Au clair du soleil. 25085.
Quand le soleil se couche.
Stindchen. 27150.
Schwingenstein (HE. F.):
On the sleepy dreamy Nile.
14601.
Won’t you be ma honey. 3079.
Schwulst (C. F.) ’Tis you, sweet-
26769.
26816.
5656,
heart, ’tis you. 6686.
Schytte (L.):
Berceuse. 22612.
Carneval de Venice. 17902.
Cross country riders. 13024.
Dance of the wooden shoes. 13049.
Drei miirchen. 1586.
Entrance of the guests.
Gavotte. 16251.
Ghosts. 25697.
Gigue. 16268.
Home sweet home.
Impromptu, 17277.
Kunst auf dem klavier zu singen,
2087.
Masked garden festival. 14229,
Maskers’ revels. 14230.
Menuett. 16817.
Pavane. 17074.
Rustie dance. 14912.
Spinn, spinn, 19118.
Walesisk marsch fra
alderen. 193828.
Scofield (F. H.) Won't you be my
dearie. 12525.
Seot-Karn (L.) Barberillo.
Seott (—) Annie Laurie.
13246.
18268.
Middel-
19517.
10944.
1985
INDEX
DEALS; oS
Seott (A.):
Dandy sergeant. 138054.
Jasmine door. 4810.
Pearl feather. 10887 (173).
Seott- (Aj .) =
Annunciation (The) 12649.
Assumption (The) 12677.
Epilogue. 138248.
Gethsemane. 13448.
I sat down under His shadow.
13730.
Mary Mother. 21660.
Mater Dolorosa. 14238.
Nativity (The) 14460.
O boy Johnny. 20297.
One is my dove. 14606.
Resurrection (The) 14840.
Way of the cross. 15495.
Scott (B.):
Any little girl will do. 12652.
Cheer up, my Highland lassie.
12927.
Fall in and follow me. 13292.
Fellow who looks like me. 11241.
Girls all dote on a military man.
25712.
Harvest-moon. 374.
Hello, is that you Flo. 13616.
Here’s another one off to Japan.
8451.
I’ll come back to Bantry Bay.
16439.
I met Mary Ellen. 13726.
I’ve got a bit of love for you.
21401.
I’ve got to stop at home and mind
the baby. 8621.
I wonder if you care. 11472.
If the wife could see me now.
16485.
It’s a lovely day for a sail. 21474.
It’s all over with the men. 485.
It’s the skirt. 20032.
Let’s all go and listen to the band.
14041.
Loo, Sue. 21588.
Mary, Mary you don’t come from
Spain. 11740.
Mona. 20216.
Moonlight promenade. 148340.
Oh, Miss Wilhelmina. 20318.
Oh! Oh! the picture show. 14565.
_ She was a dollar princess. 22047.
She was a girl in white. 1499S.
Ship ahoy. 867.
Six telegrams. 15048.
Sunday morning walk. 17418.
Tell ’em that I’m your uncle.
12309.
Tha’ comes fra’ Lancashire. 17470.
There’s a _ girl in Tonypandy.
17484.
Up she goes. 19280.
What d’ye say, Molly Molloy.
22385
Scott (B.)—Continued.
What’s the matter with London.
22338.
When I take my morning prome-
nade. 27485.
Where ob, where is my Mary
Ellen. 15585.
Where’s Dooley. 17677.
Seott (eye
Arietta. 20485.
Bergeronnette. 1784S.
Daffodils. 17990.
Evening. 4028.
Intermezzo. 6138.
Mirage. 5330.
My lady sleeps. 11838.
Scotch lullabye. 19027.
Soirée japonaise. 20528.
Sonata. 22021.
Spring ditty. 19115.
Suite in the old style. 12146.
Seott (C. P.) My June girl. 9392.
Scott (E.) When the harvest moon is
shining. 15561.
Scott, (J:)::
Grace and beauty. 1790.
Hearts longing. 18241.
Hilarity rag. 23255.
Ophelia rag. 18809.
Scotti.(d. Bove
Meet me when the roses bloom.
9227.
Same old story. 12105.
Seott (J. W.) Affinity waltz. 15718.
Seott (Lady J.) Thirty songs. 26989.
Scott (M.):
Best landlady you can find. 1310.
Can’t you make room for a litile
one. 12888.
Denny dear. 16068.
Don’t do away with the fours
13144.
Follow me girls. 18364.
Here comes Oxo. 4489.
I’m using Sunday language all the
week. 8611.
I shouldn’t be here tonight. 11460.
I’ve got rings on my fingers.
23376.
In my old arm chair. 1967.
King Mickey Malone. 26189.
Let’s start all over again. 14044,
Love is like a balloon. 14135.
Miss O’Hara in her emerald tiara.
9298.
My little maid of Genoa. 16898.
Oh, mother. 23996.
Sammy played the saxophone.
14982.
Shake hands and let us be friends.
6164.
Since I’ve had a go with my dumb-
bells. 10134.
Sweet someday. 6537.
Tahiti” Ap2Z25t
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nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Seott (M.)—Continued.
Two can live as cheap as one.
10514.
Up guards and at ’em. 123890.
What’s the matter with —? He’s
ali right. 27471.
When I heard them play the Mar-
seillaise. 12454.
When my ship comes home again.
223854.
Where have you been to Matilda.
1105.
You ’ave made a nice old mess of
it. 10839.
Seott (S.) By the light of the bright
silvery moon. 12868.
Seott-Baker (H.):
Life and love. 2126.
Love 0’ mine. 2164.
Scott-Gatty (A.) Summer days. 10289.
Scott-Gatty (C.):
Peter. 24093.
Peter’s face.
Scotto (V.):
Angelina. 17779.
Caroline, Caroline. 7604.
Danse des chulos, 13059.
Irresponsable dégénéré.
Ma miette. 14173.
Peu d’amour. 26749.
Pourquoi courir. 26778.
Si josais. 15014.
Sous le clair de lune.
Tout en rose. 27743.
Viens-y Anastasie, 27408.
Scouton (W. H.):
Language of the soul. 21536.
Yankee snap. 10831, 108382.
Seoville (C. R.):
24094.
18413.
15122.
Christian gospel hymns. T7683.
Easter time. 13208.
Sunday school lighthouse. 10295.
Waestetiave 1 done for, Jesus.
107038.
Why not you.
Scoville (J. G.):
Aereo queen. 24932.
Aglow in the light of love’s ec-
stasy. 3156.
Automobile and a man at the
wheel. 3299, 7352.
Bo-Peep. 1334,
Carv’d on plates of steel.
Confession of the rose.
15997.
Consternation. 1477.
Dear old Broadway.
Disappointed love.
Does she love me. 1553.
Doggie’s got a bite. 7904.
Ever a-wishing. 1688.
Fate and fame. 4074.
G. O. P. .4192.
If I only knew. 4654.
Im frtihling. 1954.
15599.
3598.
7759,
25431.
387A.
Scoville (J. G.)—Continued.
Intermezzo. 2644.
Kee-dee. 2058.
Lady Flora. 4956.
Last line I sent her. 8898.
Let the people have their will.
5007.
McAdoo bor’d a hole, from Brook-
lyn to the Pole. 5174.
Maiden had a broken heart. 9122.
Melody in C minor. 2645.
My shamrock Rosie Burns. 16915.
Pilsner beering, dining and shout-
ing. 18875.
Plowing the billowy field. 5815.
Question mark. 2526.
Remembrance. 5953.
Reverie (A) 5968.
Reveries of John Doe. 2557.
Rose and leaf. 6018.
School thy feelings. 6118.
Sylvan scenes. 6552.
Theme and eight novel variations.
2836.
To the penitent.
Seréabine (A.):
Nocturne. 14962, 243812.
Prélude. 149638, 24318.
Scully (EK. B.):
Love’s idyl. 23678.
Ohio valley exposition.
Seabrook (A. J.):
Best of all, base ball.
Family politics. 4062.
Khaki boys. 18954.
Seabury (W. H.) Special method of
instruction for the ocarina. 15704
(50).
Seals’ (Ho Ri=& (BR )a . You 20g to
shake, rattle and roll. 7187.
Sealy (F. L.) O love that wilt not let
me go. 5587.
6693.
218380.
17849.
Sear, Wilson music pub. co. Gee, it’s
great to be in love. 16257.
Searle (C. B.) Daisy (The) 7820.
Sears (S. W.) Magnificat and Nunc
dimittis. 263818.
Sears (V.):
I’m so glad I’m from Missouri.
8605.
My Missouri home. 9404.
My United States. 94380.
That old Missouri farm in the
valley far away. 15267.
Sebren (A. B.):
Because His spirit’s mine. 12769.
Facing the dawn. 19756.
Sebren (G. W.): desing
Over and over again. 5715.
That home in glory. 2834.
Seechi (A.) Lift up your heads, O ye
gates. S971.
Seechia rapita. 6185, 20487. A!
Secrest (F. B.) Hal-i-Tyrol. S871.
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Sedden (Mrs. E. S.)
ter. Sts:
Sedgwick (T. B.) I’m looking for a
girl like you. 4584.
Sedgwick & Casey. Fritzie von Spitzen.
13397.
See (W. F.)
20269.
Seekins (W. H.):
Cottage on the hillside far away.
3762.
Where the locust trees are bloom-
ing by the gate. 7009.
Big chief’s daugh-
Near to nature’s heart.
Seeling (—) Loreley. 18561.
Seemann (P. P.) Fass ’ltippler.
25606.
Seewagen (C.) I will return in rose-
time. 18751, 18348.
Segall (G.) Geheimnisvoller schoén-
heit glut. 4216.
Seger bros. She looks like you.
17299.
Segré (R.):
°A canzona ’e Taft. 10888.
Chitarrata napolitana. 1429.
Segret (J.) Toccata and fugue.
12150.
Seher (C.) Mazurka.
Seidt (J. A.):
Cunning Cupid. 7805.
Dying waif. 138208.
Seifert (H.) Intermezzo scherzando.
26034.
Seifert (H. T.):
March of the Teddy bears.
Mill clack. 14800.
My first waltz. 14398.
Souvenir melody. 15128.
Swedish folklore. 27208.
Seifert (U.):
Hopfen rankt es blitiht der wein.
11398.
Motette. 11805.
Zehn tonleiter-ettiden. 22027.
20180.
14209.
Zwanzig orgelvorspiele. 12153.
Zwei rondinos. 22028.
Seiler (C.) Exercises for training the
female voice. 27620.
Seiler (C. L.):
Big match. 12796.
I want to call you sweetheart.
183839.
Seiler (E.)
Seiler (S.):
American medley march. 22496.
Just ask dad. 23507.
Pickaninny jubilee. 5789.
Tell me pretty butterfly. 6598.
When pa is sick. 24803.
Seiple (B. F.) If I only had some
one to love me. 23400.
Seitz (F.):
Jugend-trios.
See Seiler (C.)
8804.
Seitz (F.)—Continued.
Konzert, G-dur. 22030.
Weihnachtslieder. 24778.
Zehn vortragsstticke. 10077.
Seitz (R. F.):
Brooke’s triumphal march. 3520.
Down the trail. 13163.
Emblem of freedom. 13237.
Fort Monroe march. 11269.
Friendship. 25656, 25657.
Jubilation march. 11561.
Loyal Americans. 14161.
Petita overture. 11990.
Solidity. 15085.
Seitz (R. K.) Rosina dances. 18985.
Sekles (B.) Miniaturen. 11779.
Selback (J. J. & J. A.) Litaniae in
honorem St. Joseph. 8997.
Selden (E.) That lovin’ lazy rag.
19197, 19487 (738), 22440 (68).
Selden (G.) Vier priludien. 14969.
Selding (E. de) One, two, howdydo.
9610.
Seldomridge (D. HE.)
3207.
Selig (G.):
There’s no one like the old folks
after all. 998.
Will you forgive if I forget. 1117.
Sellars (S. G.):
At rest. 3287.
Garde (La) 12829, 18166.
Love’s guide. 12829.
Sellenick (A.) Marche Indienne. 9150,
Sellers (E. O.):
By faith in Christ. 19578.
Christ, Thy strength. 3686.
Divine peace. 7896.
I know I cannot drift beyond His
love and care. 19936.
In heavenly love abiding. 8692.
Will you come. 7049.
American girl.
Yes for me. 20787. i
Selmar (R. M.) Casanova. 12901.
Selz (G.) Chanson arabe. 7619.
Semele. 43862.
Seminary music co.:
Country club. 151.
Down in Maine. 7932.
Euphonie sounds. 235.
I'll be with you in the golden sum-
mertime. 429.
Little old chapel. 9015.
Mexican belle. 9274.
Original stage jigs, clogs, reels, &c.
9623.
Out on the bounding ocean deep.
732.
Paragon rag. 742.
Sunset brings idle dreams. 10302.
Twilight reminds me of you. 10510.
When friendship turns to love.
19361.
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
oe
Seminary music co.—Continued.
When the haying time is over.
1096.
Where the waters ebb and flow.
19377.
Semiramide. 9970, 18986.
Sempreviva (V.) ’O retorno ’e Ruse-
velt. 145382.
Sena (G. de.):
Agitato. 22467.
Boite 4 musique. 20942.
Caccia. 22692.
Canto d’amore. 22703.
Dialogo. 22890.
Mimi Pinson. 21698.
Montanara e pifferaro. 21708.
Nostalgia. 23948.
Pas des coquettes.
Romanza. 24223.
Séduisante. 22025.
Tendresse. 22179.
Senaillié (J. B.) Sonata. 2660, 6146.
Senart (M.), Roudanez (B.) & co.:
Pastorale. 203853, 21878.
Suite sur Le songe d’une nuit
a’été. 6488.
21874.
Senour (Ca & Mrs. C. 8.) Musical
poems for school, kindergarten and
home. 16875.
Seppings (A.) Introduction to modu-
lation. 8736.
Sequeira (D.) Anniversary song.
12648.
Serbi (W. J.) Won’t you move over
in our neighborhood. 7094.
Serosq (D.) Boléro. 89.
Serpieri (A.):
Coon and the moon. 1480.
Moon and the coon. 629.
Serradell (N.):
Golondrina (La).
Swallow. 12286.
Serrano (J.) Alma de dios.
19609.
Servel (P.) Troisiéme complément an-
nuel a la petite méthode de diciée
musicale. 17534.
Seson music pub. co.
8687.
Setaccioli (G.) Berceuse.
Setchell (G. W.):
Dream on. 3926.
Loveland. 5133.
Under the southern moonlight.
22241.
Will you take a little walk. 1119.
Settle (W. A.) I’m somebody else’s
4288.
13063,
In beeing time.
22617.
wife. 8606.
Séverac (D. de) Héliogabale. 213826.
Severin (EH. P.) Mona. 11798.
Severn (E.):
In picture land. 234387.
Neapolitan serenade. 23917.
Sexton (H. L.) Little country maid.
18529.
Seybold (A.):
Canzonetta. 24850.
Im leuchtenden rot die heide stand.
11488.
Italienische melodie. 23475.
Mazurka. 23754.
Polonaise in D. 20380.
Valse gracieuse. 24698.
Wiegenlied. 24841,
Seyfried (—) Gloria. 16276.
Seymour (H. D.) Sulamith. 7182
(26).
Seymour (H.) Tell it to Murphy,
Sweeney knows it. 24571.
Seymour (lL. A.) Where the roses
twine around the door. 10758.
Seymour (M.) Too late. 15330.
Sgallari (J.) Amor-love. 7272.
Sgambati (G.):
Berceuse-réverie. 38421, 16778.
Rose. 17202.
Shackelford (W. E.) I ain’t looking
for no job for life. 16416.
Shackford (C.):
Belle of the gay white way. 68.
Vire-fly and the owl. 11249.
Shackleford (D. A.) Home beyond.
19911.
Shackley (F. N.):
It came upon a midnight clear.
26050.
Sing, O heaven. 24376.
Shaeffer (A.):
Alone. 7244.
Loveland waltz. 18574.
March promenade. 9144.
My Spanish queen. 18729.
Shafer (R. EH.) United States hymn.
12387.
Shaffer (C. S.) Hail! to the farmer
boy. 8868.
Shaffer (E.) Out in an automobile.
14642.
Shaffer (H. L.):
Because of you. 25092.
’Mid the roses. 14290.
Shambo (L.) Will you be true.
15610.
Shank (B. B.) We're fishing all the
time. 6984.
Shanks (L.) I-mo. 1959.
Shannon (J. R.):
My old girl.
Waiman rag.
2316.
19318.
When night falls o’er the sea.
12462.
Where the desert meets the Nile.
24824.
Shapiro (G. H.) One of us two,
20828, 24041.
1989
Shapiro (M.):
INDEX
Accidental craze. 12574.
Advertisement. 24931.
Aeroplane is here, 7200.
Aglow in the light of love’s
ecstasy. 3156.
All that I ask of you is love.
8178, 15704 (57).
Alone. 3187.
American Monte Carlo.
(AS2 (103))=
Angel eyes, 1219.
Any little girl that’s a nice little
3209,
girl. 12565 (14), 12651.
Anyone. 38248.
Arcadia. 20863, 22440 (17).
As I gaze on the dear old place.
1239.
At Coney Isle, 20874.
Auf wiedersehn, my beloved.
3297.
Awake beloved for our wedding
morn. 20885.
Babes in the woods. 17819.
Baby mine. 20888, 22440 (18).
Bachelor life, 7378.
Back where the Katy-dids sing.
20894.
Beautiful park called Bellewood.
17833.
Before we say, good bye. 7481.
Black eyes matched with blue.
7474.
Bridget O’Shaugnessy.
Brown-eyed Sue. 7536.
Bury me not in the dark old
woods. 25212.
Busy eyes. 12861.
But not on Sunday. 7554.
Bwano Tumbo, 12864,
By the light of the bright silver
moon. 12868.
Canoe love song. 15905.
Carmencita. 1385.
Cavalier (The) 12907.
Certain party. 22726, 24911 (87)
25261,
Chantecler. 11067.
Cholly boy. 1482.
Cohan’s (Geo.) rag. 15704 (67).
Columbia’s equal rights. 1466,
Come Josephine in my flying ma-
chine. 22797, 27688.
Come, take a trip in my new sub-
marine. 12965.
Comrade. 17965.
Cupid. 1498,
Daddy’s little darling. 3800.
Dances of all nations. 3812.
Danse coquette. 1153 (16) 1505.
Darkey moon. 11140.
Dats a lot of noise. 18071.
Dear land of dreams. 13080.
Dear Lucy. 13082.
Dear old days. 138085.
7524.
1990
pt. 11, 0. S., v.35 |)
Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Dear old dream days. 18086. |
Dearest girl I ever knew—that’s |
you. 138088.
Do you really care? 3884.
Do you regret? 18023. |
Don’t count your chickens before |
they’re hatched, 3898. :
Don’t ery. 3899.
Don’t dare to call that flag a rag.
3900.
Don’t wake me up, I am dreaming.
25478.
Down Broadway. 11182.
Down by the old rustic mill.
22916.
Dreaming of dreams. 25500.
Drifting. 7951.
Drunkard’s dream. 138188.
Easy money for Henry Brown.
13210. ;
Every cloud has a bright silver
lining. 16165.
Eyes of Irish blue.
4047.
Fandango rag. 11538 (28).
Farewell, sweet Adaline. 8110.
Friendship, once existing. 8193.
Gay gossoon. 4213.
Geo. Cohan’s rag. 11304.
Girl of the red, white and blue.
16266.
Go ’way from me I hate you.
25729.
Good bye Beckie Cohn.
(28), 18488.
Good-bye Bill. 18205, 19487 (87).
Good-bye Coney. 23189.
Good-bye, dear heart. 8314.
Good-bye, little darling, good-bye.
1778.
Good-bye, Mr. Johnson, good-bye.
4290.
Good-bye, my sweetheart. 18207.
Good-bye Peter, good-bye Paul.
8318.
Good bye, Rose. 113819.
Good-night, take hold of my hand.
13495.
Good old pipe dreams. 18208.
Got ’em guessing how I do it.
8329.
Happy days, bygone days. 18227.
Havana. 7182 (124), 8397,. 21305,
22440 (27).
Helene come back to me. 138612.
3119) (19),
12565
Hello, how’d you do, hello. 18615,
17742 (51).
Henry Hudson was a bold Jack
tar. 1153 (40).
Honey, call around to-night. 18269.
Honora. 4473.
Hoop-la. 7182 (129), 8489.
Hot bird. 8494.
Hughie Colquhoun. 13653.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan—Dec.. 1910
Shapiro (M.)—Continued. Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Hypnotie waltz. 4505, 15704 (88).
Hypnotizer rag. 23315.
I can’t take my eyes off the
pitcher. 16423.
I ean’t think of anything that’s
half as sweet as you. 23320.
I could never love you again.
25898.
I’d like to put another r in Mary.
18680, 17742 (53).
I do feel so lonely. 13682.
I don’t think you are doing what’s
right. 13685.
I left because I loved you. 4550.
I like you. 18695.
Tl be waiting in the moonlight.
8570.
Ill be yours if you'll be mine.
4554.
I’ll keep bachelor’s hall. 16440.
Tll love you through eternity.
4558.
I long to see sweet Ireland. 18317.
I love that dreamy tune. 213885.
I’m coming with my aeroplane.
zl
I’m going back to Ireland. 8596.
I’m going home. 18716.
I’m going to take the train for
home. 18323, 19437 (46).
I’m longing for the old glee club
at home. 18326.
I’m looking for a dear old lady.
25945.
I’m not an orphan. 18728.
I’m on agen with Monaghan,
25946.
I’m waiting here for Winnie.
23362.
ve always thought you true.
4611.
I’ve got another sweetheart.
18785.
I want a real nice man. 25958,
27708.
I want a working girl. 18337.
I want the pole. 8623.
I want you for my beau. 198744.
I will give my heart to you. 1927.
I will return in rosetime. 18348.
I wish “I could live those days
again. 18344.
I wish I had a mama just like
you. 13754.
I wonder if you love me. 19981.
I would like to correspond with
you. 11538 (538).
If a fellow could only marry every
pretty girl he sees. 4650.
If I but knew you loved me.
13768.
If I could win your love dear
heart. 13769.
1991
If I only had a little girl to bill
and coo with me. 8660.
If I was white like you. 1944.
. If only one, just only one sweet
loving girl loved me. 23401.
If sweethearts did just what they
promise they will do. 138772.
If we were married. 23404, 24911
(128).
If you could iearn to love me.
If you hav’nt the money to spend.
452.
If you’d whisper ‘‘ yes” dear, and
ride thro’ life with me. 23408.
If you tell on me. 8668.
In a bungalow. 27709.
In dear old Tennessee.
(65).
In June. 183885,
In Pittsburg, Pa. 8699.
In sunny Mexico lives a dusky
maid I know. 8703.
In the ev’ning’s twilight shadows
wait for me. 8708.
In the land where cotton grows.
1972.
In the name of the blue and the
gray. 18897.
In the sunlight ’mid the clover.
20015.
In the vale of Mettowee.
Indian serenade. 4738.
Indian summer. 8722.
Irishman’s toast. 4768.
Is that a fact. 8748.
Isn’t it exasperating Sadie. 18417,
20814 (66).
It’s good enough for me, 18869.
It’s hard to part from the one you
love. 8750.
It’s great to be a soldier boy.
11541.
It’s just one year to-day. 4785.
Jessamine. 18428, 19487 (49).
Johnny Bull and Uncle Sam. 499.
Jwle. 4866.
Just give me an auto ride. 8822.
Just love’s kisses for you. 2048.
Just the thought of happy home.
13942.
Kiddo. 4908.
Ki-ku. 261384.
Kings of the north.
Last parting. 14011.
Let me love you honey while the
moon shines, 14040.
Lights of Broadway. 14076,
Like the ivy that clings to the oak,
8981.
Listen to that jungle band.
22440 (42).
Little coquette.
20814
23449.
4919.
~<-—
21578,
5059.
INDEX
Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Little dream face in the sky. |
90038.
Little lady in the moon. 556,
12565 (42). :
Little Nell. 2141.
Little silver moon. 18539.
Longing. 5085.
Love’s promise. 14156.
Loving ways. 2174, 15704 (111).
Lucky red ear. 5152.
Lure of the mask. 9098.
M. Y. O. B. means mind your own
business. 14172.
Maid I’d like to know. 5186.
Maid of the Pango Isle. 263816.
20120:
Mama is only sleeping. 14189.
Mammy’s ’lasses candy chile. 5192.
Man from the North pole told me
so. 2194.
Man in the moon is a friend of
mine. . 14198.
Man in the moon
14194.
Man’s (A) a fool to worry. 26325.
Man who found Kelly. 26326.
Manhattan Isle. 5202.
May moon. 11757, 12565 (45).
Meaning of red, white and blue.
9221.
Meet me in the starlight. 2232.
Meet me when the roses bloom.
9227.
Millstream in paradise.
Minona. 238814.
Mister Johnson good-night.
22440 (50).
Molly dear. 9809.
Montana Anna. 5359.
Moonlight Molly O.
(168).
Morning glory. 14855.
Mother is calling. 18687.
My Augusta. 9357.
My automobile baby. 9358.
My Billy is a soldier boy. 5416.
My Creole girl. 20245.
My happy-go-lucky girl.
My Haytian queen. 5430.
My Irish cowboy. 14409.
is Billiken.
9287.
9305,
9319, 10887
9383.
My love is like a sunbeam. 5452.
My Mamie Rose. 9402.
My ole log cabin home. 5457.
My oriental. 21767.
My pretty black-eyed Susan. 9414.
My queen is an [Irish colleen.
21770.
My Rocky Mountain Rose. 9418.
My rose dreams. 26505.
My Spanish maid. 9424.
My sweet old Georgy home. 16916.
My sweetheart Hans. 5474.
Never have a spare room in your
cozy little flat. 9457.
pt. 10, 2. s., Vig
Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Nonsense. 11538 (89).
Noreen. 11885.
O, Billy, Billy Possum. 2365.
Oh, Marie. 12565 (54), 14563.
Oh, my, why don’t you be jolly.
2892.
Oh, you chicken.
Oh you devil rag.
Old Doctor Brown.
(55).
26647.
9559.
On the banks of Killarney with |
sweet Katie Carney. 9591.
One I love. 5664.
Only place that was made for me.
21850.
Only you. 2426.
Otto and his auto. 5695.
Out in an automobile. 14642.
Pay-day. 2454.
Peaches, peaches, my heart reaches |
for you. 5755.
Pearlie. 9671.
Pining. 14715.
Pipe dreams. 5799.
Playing the game of love.
19437 (60).
Puddin’ face.
~ Pueblo. 5890.
Rag-time barn dance.
Ragtime land. 25383.
Reconciliation. 9832.
Red, white and blue.
Remembrance. 9861.
Revolutionary man. 5970.
Sadie, my blue eyed lady. 26940.
Sailing. 18997.
Santa, wont you please remember
me. 10011.
Say boys! I’ve found a girl. 12565,
(61).
Say yes Maggie McGuire. 19009.
18883.
2514, 7182 (167).
5917.
14819.
Schlitz. 14949, 15704 (126).
She’s the only girl that I could
ever see. 6168.
Silly moon. 10128.
Since Bwano Tumbo came from
Jumbo land. 15031.
Slumber town. 17338.
Smile on, dearie. 27076.
Smyrna. 3119 (81), 6817.
Some day I'll anchor home.
Some little girl. 2717.
Some one just like you. 24412.
Some one to call me kid. 15089.
Song bird. 11538 (108), 2728.
Song of Ireland. 10201.
Spaghetti rag. 12565 (66), 15129.
Spasm (A) 15181.
Star of hope is beaming on me.
20562.
Summer days. 20577. -
Sunny days. 19144, 19437 (69).
Superwoman. 22145.
Sweet Claribel, good-bye. 2791.
906.
1992
9575, 12565 |
INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan—Dec., 1910
Shapiro (M.)—Continued. Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Sweet Hily, my own. 10322.
Sweet Irene. 2794.
Sweet memories. 2796.
Sweet Molly O’Reilly. 27211.
Sweetest girl of all. 103887.
That dancing big banshee. 1153
(116).
That dreamy barcarole’ tune.
aes (10), 15257.
That lovin’ lazy rag. 19197, 19437
(78), 22440 (68).
That’s enough for me. 22188.
That’s the time for you to go.
990, 1158 (117).
Thats when life’s one grand,
sweet song. 27276.
That’s when you’ll miss me most,
sweetheart. 6628.
That was before they were mar-
ried. 6627.
That yodlin’ zulu rag. 17479,
17742 (89).
There is one thing in this world.
2848.
There is something in your eye.
272838.
There'll come a day when you'll
regret. 15280.
There’s a ring upon her finger.
19204.
There’s comp’ny in the parlor.
17486, 17742 (90).
There’s many a fish in the deep
blue sea. 15287.
There’s no world without you, my
sweetheart. 27291.
There’s one little girl loves you.
19205.
There’s only one that calls me
honey now. 24599.
Think of me, do. 27299.
Thro’ to the end of time. 6667.
To see New York and Broadway.
12353.
Tony, 15329, 17742 (98).
Trixie. 27345.
True love. 153844.
Turn those eyes away. 24672,
24911 (182).
Twenty. years ago. 10504.
Under the Hebrew moon. 12565
(74).
- Under the old oak tree. 6779.
Valerie. 19290.
Vergissmeinnicht. 17591.
Violets are blue like your eyes so
true. 10600.
Violets, sweet violets. 22275.
Wait a minute. 22292.
Wake, violets. 6896.
Was she ever the belle of the ball.
17682.
Wearing of the green. 24770.
1993
What good is water when you’re
dry. 15524, 17742 (94).
What makes roses bloom. 15529.
When a nice little girl loves you.
3019.
When I meet Gert. 10720.
When June rolls around with its
roses. 27487, 27748.
When Nellie sighs for you. 3026.
When Rosalie sings Ciribiribin.
10887 (218), 12463.
When the frost is on the pump-
kin. 10735.
When the one that you love,
loves you too. 15565.
When the summer comes around.
10740.
When the winter days are over.
15569.
When we skated on the pond. 6994.
When you and I are alone. 10746.
When you and I were young, Mag-
gie. 3037.
When you feel that feelin’ comin’.
15576.
When your dimples turn _ to
wrinkles. 15582, 17742 (97).
Where the locust trees are bloom-
ing by the gate. 7009.
Where the maccaroni' grows.
12481, 12565 (79).
Who’s loony now. 275238, 27750.
Will you love me when the honey-
moon is over. 27588.
Will you stay at home and play.
10787.
Will you walk under my um-
brella. 10788.
With your hand in mine. T7075.
Won’t you be ma honey. 3079.
Won’t you come out in the coun-
try. 7092.
Won’t you write your autograph
in my album. 097, 15704
(150).
Wouldn’t it make you laugh.
11538 (187), 1141.
Yankee Romeo. 7118, 15704
(151).
Years ago I left my Rosie broken-
hearted. 3091.
You ain’t got the girl till the
ring is on. 71382, 12565 (81).
You are still my sweetheart.
3097.
You are the girl I love. 15675.
You are the ideal of my dreams.
7133, 10887 (224).
You can have your Oh you kids,
1158 (142), 3100.
You’ll be sorry when you're sober.
24885.
You love no more. 27576.
INDEX
pt. Fi, as). Ws
Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
You might as well
15682.
You’re just the girlie that I adore.
22440 (76), 24890.
You’re the queen of all to me.
10852.
Your faithful soldier boy. 15692.
Shapiro (Max) I would like to, 1934.
Shapleigh (B.) Ramayana, 14812.
Sharp (A. W.) It’s morning. 23472.
Sharp (C. J.):
As I was going to Banbury. 30.
Bobbing Joe. 12823.
Bonnets so blue. 3482.
Brighton camp. 3517, 12847.
Butterfly (The) 38551.
Chesapeake and Shannon. 126.
Dance to your daddy. 169.
Dashing away with the smoothing
be guilty.
iron. 174.
Derbyshire Morris dance. 18101.
Derbyshire Morris reel, 18102.
Farewell Nancy. 247.
Farmyard (The) 248.
Flowers of Edinburgh. 41238,
13S
Fool’s dance. 1383866.
Gallant hussar. 18420,
Galopede. 4196.
Glorishears. 138462,
Green garters. 138528.
Haste to the wedding. 4398,
Heave away, my Johnny. 3886.
Hunt the squirrel. 4496.
Keeper (The) 516.
Lark in the morn. 582.
Leap-frog. 14021.
Lumps of plum pudding. 14169.
Maid of the mill, 14188.
Nancy’s fancy. 5493.
One man shall mow my meadow.
(23:
Poor couple, 767.
Pop goes the weasel.
Princess royal. 14772.
Red herring. 804.
Ribbon dance. 5974.
5839.
Robin Hood and the tanner, S821.
Shepherd’s hey. 15004.
Shooting. 15008.
Sign of the bonny blue bell. 888.
Speed the plow. 6429.
Step and fetch her, 6464.
Sweet William. 958,
Three little tailors.
Three meet. 6663.
Three sons. 1004.
Tink-a-tink, 6680.
Triumph (The) 6724.
Wassail song. 1067.
Watchet sailor. 1068.
We won’t go home till morning.
6937.
1002.
Sharp (R. A.) Right forward, fours
right. 9890, 17179.
Sharp (R. D.) Everybody’s rag. 241.
Sharrock (W.) Thou blessed great
Jehovah. 17494.
Shattinger piano & music ¢co.:
Dancing spirits. 1508.
Dream vision. 7941,
Edelweiss. 1606,
Entr’ acte valse. 18245.
Morning patrol. 2292,
Salut 4 Pesth. 22001.
Silver spring. 22062.
Valse pittoresque. 2930.
Whisperings of spring. 10768.
Shaw (A. 8S.) Antler’s town. 20856.
Shaw (D.) Rosaline. 17201.
Shaw (J. W.) & co.:
Reminiscence (A) 5954.
Royal highlanders. 21983.
Shaw (L.):
Kala jagah. 18455.
Telephone your’ Rivky, Izzie.
24569, 24911 (172).
Shaw (T.):
Hughie Colquhoun. 13653.
Tell me if you love me. 19190.
Shaw (W.) When day is done.
24794.
Shay (J.):
All the world’s in love. 7282.
Espanola prance. 10887 (110),
Wa
Round up. 6038.
Soft and sneaky. 20523.
Sheafe (M. W.) Washington and Lee
Swing. 15491.
Shean (A.) Mandy Jane. 21643, 22440
(49).
Sheard (C.) & co.:
Alla gavotta. 1186.
Alone, but never lonely. 7245.
Amour (L’) passionne. 24989.
Boosey & co.’s new supplemental
journal. 22655.
Call again Mr. Opportunity. 7570.
Coastguard’s lament. 17711.
Consolation. 1476.
Danse Mariette. 1518.
Davy Jones’s locker. 1522.
Fifth coneerto. 25621.
Galanterie (La) 1716.
Grant us Thy peace. 13520.
Huguenot (The) 19919.
I don’t want you around here any
more. 4582.
In my airship. 4709.
Jacinthes des bois. 23476.
Joie de vivre. 238495.
Just to give the dog a run. 18948.
Kelly’s gone to kingdom come.
4903. :
Mrs. Blobbs. 16845.
My Lancashire lass.
Narrow way. 9439.
16895.
1994.
ae
[-
al
Sheets (K, R.)
INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Sheard (C.) & co.—Continued.
Oh, my friends. 26638.
Oh, you kid. 2399.
Oiseau (L’) de paradis. 24006.
On the deep blue wave. 9595.
Ondulations des roseaux. 24036.
Poésie des fieurs. 24128.
Preliminary progressive’ studies
for the violin. 14765.
Réyve d’autrefois. 5962.
Riez toujours. 14856.
Rose and the breeze. 18976.
Shadow waltz. 17296.
Shaughnessy’s skating rink.
Storm in a teacup. 19127.
Tarantola (La) 24557.
They that go down to the sea in
ships. 10423.
Toujours gai. 2888.
Tristesse d’amour. 10486.
roe uD. te. 27349.
Valse lente. 2927.
Village blacksmith. 10598.
Voleano (The) 19810.
What would my life be without
you. 22342.
Sheehan (G. P.)
6167.
Aurora. 25045.
May be. 17742 (19).
Sheetz (EH. M.) If you’ll roll the sil-
ver lining. 4666.
Sheetz (W. L.):
Comet (The) 38736, 19644.
Mississippi, oh beloved. 2274.
Sheldon (C. P. F.) By. the old rustic
bridge sweetheart mine. 12869.
Sheldon (C. P.) Girl we love the best.
16267.
Sheldon (L. F.):
God’s eternal love. 4276.
Something for thee. 10195.
Sheldon (N. M.) Red bandana. 2588.
Sheldrick (EH. H.) My old New Eng-
land home. 20255.
Shelley (C. B.) Greater Evansville.
4341.
Shelley (H.) IJI’ll be waiting at the
station. 23340.
Shelley (H. R.):
Another day. 1227.
Benediction (A) 25128.
Dreaming. 3929.
Knights of the Cross. 23544.
Life’s privilege. 26213.
Madeleine gavotte. 578, 2184.
Minstrel boy. 3119 (162), 27639.
Redeemer. 805,
Springtime. 2750.
Shelton (KE. H.):
Go teach all nations. 198380.
I'll ask for nothing more.
Our gentle Sheperd. 20347.
Shelton (G.) Aeroplane honeymoon.
17752.
19939.
Shepard (F. S.):
Burden bearing. 11033.
Jesus is a friend of mine. 23483.
Open Thou mine eyes. 11948.
Shepard (L. F.) Love me and trust
me again. 14136, 23662.
Shepard (S.) Ye Boston boy. 27566.
Shephard (F.) Can I help you in any
way. 13869.
Shepherd (A.) Live wires rag.
Shepherd (G. W.)
4097.
Shepherd (R.) Calvary. 11040,
Sheppard (EH. A.) My natty little
patch behind. 23891.
Sherin (H.):;
Alabama.
Arizona.
Arkansas.
California, 7565.
Colorado. 7718.
Connecticut. 7757.
Delaware. 7873.
Florida. 8147.
Georgia. 8257.
Idaho. 8653.
Illinois. 8671,
Indiana. 8724.
Iowa. 8788.
Kansas. 8831.
Kentucky. 8838.
Laughing. 14012.
Louisiana, 9045.
Maine. 9124,
Maryland. 916S.
Massachusetts. 91783.
Michigan. 9278,
Minnesota. 9290.
Mississippi. 9801.
26238.
First Christmas.
7210.
(elle
Kole
Missouri. 9303.
Montana. 938138.
Nebraska. 9451.
Nevada. 9456.
Never again. 16937.
New Hampshire. 9459.
New Jersey. 9460.
New York. 9462, 14478.
North Carolina. 9488.
North Dakota. 9489.
Ohio. 9564.
Oklahoma. 9570.
Oregon. 9621.
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
South Carolina. 10224.
South Dakota. 10225.
Tennessee. 103883.
Texas. 10887.
Utah. 10546.
Vermont. 10584.
Virginia. 10602.
Washington. 10662.
West Virginia. 10697.
Wisconsin. 10794.
Wyoming. 10826.
9674.
OSSb.
1995
68294—10——36
INDEX
Sherman (H. B.) When you are far
away. 12474.
Sherman (S.)
tional bank. 417.
Sherman (S. 8.) When twilight tints
the golden hills with blue. 10744.
Sherman (T.): ,
It’s the same old girl.
It’s the same old me.
I am not a second na-
16544.
17742 (63).
Let us be sweethearts again.
11620.
My sweetheart’s favorite waltz.
21776, 22440 (54).
Sleepy head. 20814 (101), 22072.
That Mississippi mooch. 27278.
Waltz me till I’m weary, dearie.
10647, 12565 (76), 15481, 19324.
When your hair was in a curl.
17676.
Sherratt (F.):
Dreamer’s waltz.
Forget me not.
Sherry & Thomason.
9802.
Sherwood (EH. A.)
Sherwood (EH. H.):
Belle creole. 7488.
Colibri. 21015.
Dance gossamer. 22845.
Easter hymn. 3964.
13177.
13375.
Purdue army.
Spirit love. 15137.
Grande polka de concert. 83389.
Marche élysienne. 5218.
Spirit love. 6481.
Woodland sprites. 17716.
Sherwood (J. W.):
Sailing. 6051.
Sherwood (P.) Sechs lieder. 6178.
Sherwood (W. H.) Piano lessons.
6200, 15018, 18872, 21888, 24111.
Shields (—) Just fora girl. 13935.
Shields (C. 8S.) Silent night. 10127.
Shields (R.):
Don’t forget me while I’m gone.
3901.
Henry Hudson was a bold Jack
tar. . 1153 (40).
Just for a girl. 8816-8820.
Mary gave him the merry ha, ha.
594.
Sines (S82). Bono... bea. I. 1.
Shiels (A. E.) Rosa Lee. 9948.
8165.
Shiers (R.) That dreamy barcarole
tune. _ 12565 (70), 15257.
Shingle (C. W.) My mother’s song.
26498.
Shinkle (B.) Wanted a mama. 1065.
Shinn (G.):
Come let us join our cheerful
song. 25348.
Hymn for night. 23312.
If we say that we have no sin.
23403.
Lay not up for yourselves. 23574.
Dl. tie s:,-V. 3
Shipman (J. D.):
As the train rolled away. 7319.
Florie dear why don’t you write
11255.
Shirley. (Jo..6.);.
Night has a thousand eyes.
Spirit of sixty-one. 10245.
Shisler (C. P.) Sea_ shell.
24818.
Shoemaker (A. J.)
make things bright.
Shoemaker (M. A.):
16942.
20486,
You will always
12552.
In the fields of my old southern
home. 21448.
Waiting. 12424.
Shook (D. J.) & @o.:
Flower of love. 21192.
I’m such a lonely baby. 21394.
Ye tigers of 1910. 19417.
Shopping. 24860.
Short (T. V.) Uand I. 2908.
Shover (M. N.):
Father always meant me for a
soldier. 16188.
Some day I’m going back to Italy.
27091.
Showalter (A. J.):
Onward songs. 5677.
Revival glory. 2558.
Showalter (G. H. P.) Zion melodies.
12559.
Shrimpton (A.):
For death or glory. 16226.
Guards’ success. 16317.
Light infantry. 16653.
Modder River. 16849.
Veterans’ review. 17596.
With banners flying. 15620.
Shryock (J. R.) I am an inoffensive
man. 18297.
Shutvet (A.):
Doris. 21097.
Whirlpool (The) 7020.
Sibelius (J.):
Abends (Des) 10895.
Air varie. 10907.
Dialogue. 11164.
Dryade (Die) 22930.
Fischerlied. 11250.
Hirt (Der) - 143925
In memoriam. 23434.
Jubal. 11558.
Lemminkiinen
26188.
Réverie.
Romance.
26904. -
Scherzino.
Sibeliana.
Sommerlied. 12207.
Standchen. 12246.
Tempo di minuetto.
Teodora. 12316.
Valse triste. 24703.
8S lieder... 12178.
zieht heimwéarts.
12067.
2577, 14876, 26903,
OVE.
22056.
12312.
1996
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Sibley (C.) Te Deum laudamus. 10372.
Sickinger (H.):
Am see. 20841.
Blauatigelein. 7479.
Grabgesang. 23156.
Grablied. 23157.
Noch einmal lasst mich wandeln.
9481.
Untreue. 2918.
Wortchen (Hin) nur.
Sidney (H. G.)
11922.
Sidus (C.) Blue and thegrey. 25163.
10799.
Old fashioned farm.
Sieber (—) Sygnat sokoti. 22945.
Siebrecht (A.):
Jealous. 8765.
Roses bring dreams. 9964.
Sympathetic rag. 10845.
Siede (L.) Chinesische strassen-
serenade. 20998. -
Siefert (EH. B.):
Doux reconfort qu’ une présence
de veilleuse. 21098.
Solitudes. 10188.
Siegel (B.) New York standard sys-
tem rag-time instructor. 23982.
Siegel (H. J.) Gee whiz. 21224.
Siegel (H. T.) Roses grow every-
where. 17212.
Siegel (S.) Autumn evening. 10965.
Siegel (S. L.) Wait till the violets
bloom, May Bell. 27429.
Siegel Malone music pub. co.:
Gee whiz. 21224.
Roses grow everywhere. 17212.
Siegel-Myers corresp. school of music. :
Alice. 15718.
Angels’ serenade. 10942.
Annie Laurie. 10944.
Arcadia. 12659.
Autumn evening. 10965.
Bohemian girl. 10978.
Cavalleria rusticana. 11742.
Cavatina. 12039.
Christmas song. 15965.
Comin’ thro’ the rye. 15991.
Cornet lessons. 871, 6191, 15015,
17972, 19654, 22818.
Down in the deep cellar. 16105.
Dragon fly. 138165.
Enchantress. 18242.
Flower song. 11259.
11299.
881, 6199, 15017,
Gavotte 4 la rex.
Harmony lessons.
18230.
Harp that once thro’ Tara’s halls.
16341.
Home sweet home. 11397, 16389.
IT dreamt that I dwelt in marble
halls. 15806.
In old Madrid. 16509.
Kathleen Mavourneen. 16583.
Killarney. 15807.
Last rose of summer. 11606.
Siegel-Myers corresp. school of music—
Continued.
Listen to the mocking bird. 11638.
Little sunbeam. 14098.
Lost chord. 11667.
Love’s old sweet song. 16709.
Meditation fantastique. 11762.
Melody in F. 12096.
My lodging’s on the cold ground,
& Flee asa bird. 16902.
My old Kentucky home.
16907.
Old black Joe. 11921.
Old folks at home. 11924.
Palms (The) 11968, 17060.
Pavilion. 14678.
Piano lessons. 6200, 15018, 18872,
21888, 24111.
11842,
Pit pate wags:
Pretty girl milking her cow.
17126.
Robin Adair. 15991.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
17192.
Romanza. 16307.
Round up. 14902.
Serenade. 12139, 17265.
Serenata (La) 14986.
Simple aveu. 12182.
Singing lessons.
20508, 24885.
Sweethearts. 15215.
Then you'll remember me.
’'Tis the last
16341.
Triumerei. 12144.
Trovatore (Il) 1240S.
Trumpeter. 15345.
When the swallows homeward fly.
17673.
Siegel’s (C. F. W.) musikalienhand-
lung:
Alter Weibnachtsgesang. 19467.
Au clair de la lune: 19493.
Der landsknechte lied. 19692.
Feuer, feuer. 19771.
Heerbannlied der Deutschen.
Ich trau dir nicht. 19988.
Kirchlein auf dem berge.
Komm reiche mir zum
20067.
Liebeslied. 20087.
Mailied. 20158.
Tanzlied. 20597.
Traumsommernacht.
Trinklied. 20652.
Wessobrunner gebet. 17648.
Wunder kommt. 20784.
Siegfried. 6887.
Sievers (lL. A.)
13740.
Sigler (S.
book. 1
6202, 15019,
15808.
rose of summer.
8435.
20062.
kusse.
20091.
I want to be loved.
Simpson college song
LOOT
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 5 |
Signale fiir die musikalische welt, Ver-
lag der:
Ernstes priludium. 18249.
Impromptu. 14872.
Melisande. 14262.
Omphale. 14590.
Priludium und fuge. 14753,
14754.
Seene de ballet. 14944.
Sérénade mélancolique. 14984.
‘Tema con variazioni. 17468.
Vier priludien. 14969.
Signor di Pourceaugnac. 7273, 9277.
Signorini (R.) Giuda di Kerioth.
23106.
Sigourney (T. P.) Dear heart. 25430.
Sigwart (B.) Vier lieder. 10125.
Sikorra (J.) Silver buckle. 10129.
Silberstein (M.) Rosenzeit. 9960.
Silecher (—) Lorely. 23653.
Silcher (F.) Se dit till Golgata.
10059.
Silésu (L.):
Caresse de femme. 7598.
Cour maudit. 11098.
Marche pour la femme.
Tierra gitana. 10448.
Valse défendue. 10554.
Silkman (L. C.) Where the orange
blossoms grow. 19376.
Silvane (P.):
Cherry blossom. 7652.
Rose mousse. 9951.
Silver (A. J.):
Cradle song. . 25377.
Duteh lullaby. 7971.
Jack Frost. 8760.
Let the people praise Thee. 26202.
Let us now praise famous men.
HOM,
Light-hearted fairy. 20092.
O lady leave thy silken thread.
9151.
26600. .
Postlude. 26777.
Reverie. 26869.
Rhyme of the months. 12070.
Santa Claus. 12108.
Ye mariners of England. 12536.
Silver (M.) He’s coming back. 21310.
Silver, Burdett & co.:
Art song cycles. 12670, 19487.
Dance of the fairies. 7824.
Dixie. 7897.
Glen (The) 10579.
I will extol Thee. 8633.
I will lift up mine eyes. 15039.
Musie. 10051.
New normal musie course,
Night in Seville. 9468.
Prospectus of the modern music
series. 18908.
Sing we to the Lord. 15039.
Soldier’s life. 10176.
18751.
1998
Silver, Burdett & co.—Continued.
Special third book of voeal music.
24457.
Speed on. 10287.
Supplementary song series. 27195.
Silver star. 1947, 2702, 2851, 3100,
3107, 9208.
Silverstein (H. M.)
Mary Wood. 25884.
Simmons (D.) Our Ted. 18825.
Simmons (J. H.) Drive, drive, drive.
7956.
Simmons (K.)
67
Her name was
Racquet galop. 7182
Simmons (L. P.) My aeroplane girl. |
26470.
Simms (M. J.) Alone with Jesus.
22489.
Simon (C.):
Adoration. 22460.
Choral - improvisationen. 1434,
7671.
Drei kleine kompositionen. 10781.
Drei tongedichte. 3055.
Intermezzo tragico. 8734.
Jagdnovelett. 13881.
Poetische bagatellen. 18885.
Sonatine exotique. 2726. |
Sonatine mignonne. 2727.
Symphonie pastorale. 375.
Totentanz. 153338.
Vier ausgewihlte charakteristische
stiicke. 11771.
Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme.
10625.
Zigeunermusik. 20805.
Simon (F.) Amour (L’) console. |
12620: f
Simon (S.):
Butterfly’s romance. 25216,
If I were a bird. 25979.
Moon and the rose. 26433.
Morning bells. 26448.
Nightfall in the mountains.
Simon (W. C.):
Goblins’ parade. 18192.
Sponge (The) 20558.
Simonds (K. C.):
Nearer my God to Thee. 672.
Out of the depths. 731.
Prayer of the life. ‘75.
Simonetti (—) Romanza. 21969.
Simper (C.):
Break forth into joy. 7518.
Glory to God in the highest. 320.
His name shall be called Jesus.
23262.
Let us keep the feast. 5011.
Lord loveth the gates of Zion.
9037. ;
Lord our God hath blessed us,
18559.
Praise His holy name. 12016.
Seedtime and harvest. 19034.
26559.
I alist aI mF
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Simpkins (F. A.):
It is lonely to live without Jesus.
2000.
Oh, for a glimpse of that city.
2391.
Simpkins (Mrs. H.)
farm. 21713.
Simpson (Mrs. B.) Waiting. 10634.
Simpson (F. L.) His strength is made
perfect. 11393.
Simpson (W. M.)
2060.
Seereck (N.), ¢. m. b. h.:
Acht stiicke, 22677.
Air gavotte. 125983.
Am kamin. 12620.
Am ufer, 24976.
Andacht. 24995.
Auf der briicke.. 1256.
Aus den Alpen. 1259.
Ave Maria. 1264.
Bewacht. 25140.
Canzonetta, 24850.
Carneval. 25253.
Colombine. 25334.
Concert. 10036.
Croquis et silhouettes. 18015.
Der Weggenossin. 25451.
Deutsche volkslieder. 25182.
Dorfehen (Das) 1552.
Morning at the
King of them all.
Dritte suite. 18055.
Enfant dort. 1619.
Entrée. 13247,
Erste veilchen. 13251.
Es ist ein stilles singen.
Fleur (Une) 138346.
Fleurette. 13348.
Fiinf lieder. 26684.
Gavotte. 1729.
Genius in flammen. 1738.
Gib mir deine wilde seele,
Gute nacht. 1810.
Haideprinzesschen. 138548.
Heimgang in der friihe. 1848.
Hochzeitlied. 25851.
Humoreske. 1876.
Ich weiss nun wie es war.
Italienische melodie. 23475.
Junges gliick. 26111.
Kleiner jigersmann. 13977.
Lento slovaque. 2110.
Marechen. 26309.
Marche turque. 14214.
Marguérite. 26388.
Mazurka. 23754.
Mélodie. 12825.
Nacht der . myrten
26517.
Nachtgesang, 23906.
Nicht lange durstest du noch.
2340.
Nocturne.
Novelette.
Nuits d’eté.
1627.
25699.
1938.
und vrosen.
12826.
13329.
2353.
Simrock (N.), g. m. b. h.—Continued.
O du vor dem die stiirme schwei-
gen, 26590.
Ohne worte. 26650.
Pas de deux. 14667.
Petite gavotte. 14695.
Petite rhapsodie. 14697.
Polonaise. 5052.
Promenades. 26799.
Quartett. 18026.
Ruminische melodie.
Scénes de la csarda.
Serenade. 1535, 14981.
Sonate. 2074.
Sonate 4 tre. 17813, 17864, 17866,
18189, 18224, 18544, 18916, 19006,
19014, 19196, 19289, 19308.
Spatzenlied. 27131.
Stille stunden. 27165.
Symphonie. 26936.
Triume. 273387.
Trio. 13846. ;
Valse gracieuse. 24698.
Valse sérieuse. 15415.
Variationen, 27395.
Wiegenlied. 24841.
Zu einem drama. 27599.
92*° psalm, 27610.
24247.
2621.
Sims (A. J.) On the banks of the
beautiful river. 21838.
Sims (I.) Tl] meet you at the gate.
4560.
Sims (W. M. T. S.) Let us echo back
the music. 5010.
Sinderen (Mrs. H. van) See Van Sin-
deren (Mrs. H.)
Sinding (C.):
An die nacht. 21.
Andante religioso. 3229.
Blomstersange. 84.
Da droben auf dem berge. 7808.
Du kannst ja doch nicht singen.
7957.
Erst verlor um eine braune, 8042.
Es sitzen drei weiber zu weben.
8049.
Es war im sonnigen Monat Mirz.
8050.
Flieder. 264.
Frtihlingswetter. 11286.
Gavotte. 4208.
Grtine wunder. 354,
Guter rat. 358.
Hauptsache (Die) 375.
Ich bin ein drach’gewesen. 8644.
Ich liege dir zu fiissen. 8648.
Ich neide nicht die gold’nen sile.
8650.
Ich war schon so klug. 8652.
In eis erstarrt mein herze lag.
8690.
Kiilte. 518.
Lied vom bisschen sonnenschein.
546.
Mai.
23708.
1999
INDEX
pt: Tees veo
Sinding (C.)—Continued.
Moto perpetuo. 28859.
Reigen. 12054.
Romanze, D dur. 2581, 12084.
Scherzando. 12185,
Sehnsucht. 24323.
Serenade. 8983.
Silhouette. 12180.
Stimmung. 12253.
Vier gedichte. 894.
Voglein im hain. 6871.
Singenberger (J.):
Easy mass in honor of St. Francis
of Assisi. 8966.
EKasy mass in honor of St. Peter.
16127.
Ecce sacerdos magnus. 221.
In honorem. S S Hucharistiae.
26011.
Responsorium O Maria domina.
17167.
Singer (J. .N.) © ume“ of the red,
24668.
I’m just crazy ’bout
white and blue.
Singer & Krauss.
a girlie. 18324.
Singer’s repertoire. 19070.
Sinibaldi (S.) Frisson. 19800.
Sinigaglia (L.) Zwei charakterstiicke.
12187.
Siroux (H.) Mieke et Janneke.
Sister of Loretto.
14728.
Sister of St. Joseph:
April. 20859.
August. 20878.
December. 21070.
February. 21179.
Heart of gold. 8421.
Heigh, ho. 8436.
January. 21482.
ialva ee kat2.
June. 21503.
March. 21645.
May. 21665.
November. 21796.
October. 21818.
Pure as a lily. 26808.
September. 22032.
Sweet smiles. 27215.
Sister of the Holy Ghost:
Jopeuse féte. 2035.
Retour du printemps. 2552.
Sisters of charity. Immaculate.
Sisters of Notre Dame.
13914.
Sisters of St. Dominic. Hymni coram
Sanctissimo et carmina Mariana.
4504.
sutt CH.) i:
Albumblatt. 1181.
Gavotte. 23081.
Marsch. 2695.
Mazurka. 2224.
Namenlose bliitter.
Schiiler-konzertino.
5315.
Pleasures of May.
4681.
Jubilee chorus.
9436.
853, 6125.
Sitt (H.)—Continued.
Serenade. 22033.
Sonatine. 27060.
100 etuden ftir die violine.
Six Easter carols. 10148.
Sizemore (A) Spanish glide.
Skadow (L.):
Louisville. 9046.
Perspiration. 14694.
Promised. 9791.
Twins. 15374.
Skaggs (W. L.):
Flowers of the wildwood. 8155. .
Moose march. 16857.
Skalmer (M.):
Meditation. 238757.
Melody. 24889.
Valse lente. 24700.
Skidmore (W. E.) Craps.
Skillings (C.)
20687.
Skinkle (A. D.) Accompaniments for
gymnastic dances. 12575.
Skinner (F. R.) Girls don’t have a
beau who’s bashful. 314.
Skinner (M. W.):
Little village maid. 11652.
To Hermine. 123851.
Skoog (A. L.):
Evangeliska korsanger for
ade roster. 4024.
Horen, sjailar. 4460.
10147.
27130.
13012.
bland-
Hvem var han.. 213856.
Julhilsningen. 21500.
Julrosen. 21501.
Julstimning 26108.
Manskosjilar, hvar for lopa. 5182.
Min son. 58324.
Sa dilskade Gud. 6048.
Sions sangar. 6294.
Skylark. 11075, 11295,” 113s20) 741421"
11447, 11508, 11512) ia.
11917, 12871, 12448, 12458, 12654,
14428, 14564, 15555, 17742, (41),
17742 (70), 17742 (95), 20740.
Slack (J. H.) If every dream came
true. 16476.
Slack (W. P.) jr. Clinkers. 25827.
Slade (C. K.) Come back, come back
and be my winter girl. 25344.
Slafer (W. E.) Rippling waves. 18954.
Slater (Mrs. C. H.) ’Mid the hills of
old Kentucky far away. 9280.
Slater (D. D.):
Bachelor’s love song. 17821.
Echoes in the orchard. 18218.
Roseate hues of early dawn. 2592.
Slater (M.):
King Thistle. 138970.
Wave crest waltz. 15494. -
Slats (D.) pseud. See Solotaroff (D.)
Slatter (J.) O Canada and the maple
leaf forever. 14507.
Slattery (H.) Pitt. 21895.
2000
Thy perfect peace.
ee ee
eee eee a
ee Cae
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Slaughter (W.) Dear home land.
3834.
Slawson (G. B.) On the banks of the
Colorado. 2415.
Sleeper (W. W.):
Aloha march. 12611.
Gypsy heart. 138540.
Little band of followers, we.
11640.
Slemmons (A. A.)
5229.
Slessman (E. W.) I'll be waiting
when you come back home. 13697.
Slife (L. R.) Sailor of the U. S. N.
14921.
Sliger (C.)
18274.
Sliger-Heusinger Pub. co.
fore OU. S. A. 18274.
Slim princess. 20055, 20514,
20979, 21087, 21376, 21389,
21580, 21612, 21804, 21922,
Zest, 23338, 23566, 23674,
23958, 24002, 24181, 24766,
27071.
Ssingiang (H. 4H.)
primer for violin.
Sloan (D.):
Inspiring melodies.
Refreshing songs.
Sloane (A. B.):
Arabian dance. 19482, 20814 (82).
Bé-bee. 12768, 15704 (60).
Calcium moon. 15704 (64), 15900.
Come and take a dip with me.
15977, 17742 (42).
Cupid’s wireless telegraph. 3119
(12), 3795.
Display song. 11538 (18), 1548.
Dollars and _ debutantes. 3119
(14), 7910.
Drinking song. 1153 (20).
Flying high. 15704 (75), 16215.
Gee, but I’d like to furnish a flat
for you. 15704 (79), 16256.
Gentle river. 7182 (121), 8255.
Heaven will protect the working
girl, 1153 (39), 1842.
He’s a trav’lling man. 8411.
I’m little Bo-Peep. 3119 (82),
4580.
If you'll only say you'll be.a
friend of mine. 3119 (386), 4665.
It isn’t the same in the daytime.
484.
It’s hard to love just one girl all
the time. 1153 (60), 2004.
Just a bit o’ blarney.
4873.
Lady ushers’ ball.
16622.
Marguerite waltz.
How I long for the U.S. A.
How I long
20745,
21475,
220738,
23902,
26818,
Slingerland’s
24395.
16527.
17159.
Life is only what you make it.
10887 (157), 14069.
Little girl like you.
2189.
3119 (41),
15704 (104),
1153 (69),
Sloane (A. B.)—Continued.
Love sick. 3119 (53), 5125:
Mama’s maison de hash.
COZ es 2Hoes
Mandalay. 15704 (118), 16752.
1153
My dainty mermaid. 1153 (84),
2309.
Oh you summertime Romeo.
17015, 17742 (76).
Peaches. 17076, 17742 (78).
Sentimental Tommy. 3119 (71),
6150.
Shandon belles. 3119 (72), 6166.
Spook dance. 3119 (76), 6434.
There goes another one. 1153
(121), 2842.
There’s no place like home. 17487,
17742 (91).
Those were the happy days. 19218,
20814 (112).
When the soldier says farewell.
1099.
Yankee Bohemia. 3119 (99),
malaise
Sloane (Annie B.) Song of the in-
surgents. 22098.
Slover (G. L.) Brown eyes for mine.
(537.
Slumberger (G.) Dance of the snow
flakes. 167.
Sluni¢ko (J.) Noeturne. 12194.
Slyke (W.) When the maple leaves
are crimson. 12469.
Smale (P. W. de C.):
Echoing green. 19723.
It was a lover and his lass. 8756.
Small (S8.):
Auf sein a nacht. 22541.
Blumen krenze. 15861, 19552.
Herring (Der) 28251.
Thr seit a griener. 23415.
Kiduschen ring. 18468.
Luft, luft, luft. 238684.
Men darf net sein ferschlufen.
Zot cor
Schprinz’s licht bentschen. 20483.
Sehmutz. 24299.
Sof ganeff litlijo. 24402.
Yosehme basezens. 20791.
Zu der chupe Vetchere. 19452.
Smalley (V. H.) That fussy rag.
15259, 15704 (1386).
Smallwood (W.) Sweet violet. 957.
Smareglia (A.) Nozze Istriane. 14502.
Smart (H.):
Lord is my shepherd. 21591.
Rest thee on this mossy pillow.
24198.
Sabbath bells. 9984.
Serenade. 1OOS8S.
When the wind blows in from the
sea. 22356.
Smart (R.) Benedicite, omnia opera.
ORO
ZOL20:
Smart (S.) Car-o-li-na. 11053.
2001
INDEX
Smetana (B.):
Bohemian cradle-song.
Chant du soir. 3641.
Smetana (F.) Verkaufte braut. 2948,
22266. nes}
Smith (An) T’ll wait for your return.
11428.
Smith ( A. F.) Swiss hero. 19160.
Smith (A. J.) pseud. See Main (H.P.).
22647.
Smith, 7@As, ¢:2:) Rock-a-bye song.
14869.
Smith (A. S. J.) Imperial Missouri.
4683, 8679.
Smith (Alfred J.):
Big stick. 7463, 19541.
Boy scouts. 25181.
Orphan newsboy. 5690, 20345.
— Smith (B.):
—Jehovah reigneth. 26087.
O Master, let me walk with Thee.
9516.
Smith (B. B.):
Arise and shine. 10952.
He brought me in and gave me
room. 11362.
Let us sow precious seed. 11623.
Mareh on to victory. 11725.
Shout the tidings. 12176.
Why not come now. 12500.
Smith (C.):
Gee, but ain’t America a grand
old place. 3119 (21).
T’ll be back next summer at two
O’clock. 4552.
If he comes in I’m going out.
18360.
If you ain’t got it, go and get it.
8665.
In watermelon time. 1153 (56).
Is Julia home. 1153 (58), 1997.
"Long in the pumpkin pickin’ time.
2156.
Rubber-necking moon. 21984.
She’s a patient of mine. 22045.
She’s everything and then some
more. 27019.
There’s a pickaninny crying in the
moon. 6634, 7182 (175).
Under the blushing moon. 6775.
You’re just too sweet to live.
27578.
Smith (C. A.) Wake, violets. 6896.
Smith (C. C.) & son. Twilight. 6749.
Smith (C. W.):
Colt’s armory. 22793.
I’d conquer the world for you.
13676.
In the hills of Washington. 1970.
Smith (D. S.):
Christ whose glory fills the skies.
22759.
Fallen star. 8106.
Let my cry come near before
Thee. 5006.
Sleeping priestess. 27069.
2002
pt. IlI, n. s., v. 5
Smith (D. S.)—Continued.
Te Deum laudamus. 6584.
Through centuries of sin and woe.
24618.
Smith (De L.):
Accept Him today. 15707.
Christ is leading on. 7674.
Glory of the cross. 8286.
He is our Lord and King. 8403.
O Lord be merciful. 9509.
Sing His praise. 10137.
Sweetest story ever told. 1038389.
Theme eternal. 10406.
Walking with Jesus. 20719.
What boundless, matchless love.
10702.
Smith (EH.):
Drinking song. 1590.
Special third book of vocal music.
24457.
Smith (E. C.) Just take a trip to
Mackinaw. 4884.
Smith (E. E.) Through the dell. 6668.
Smith (EH. H.):
Fugato campanetta. 8214.
Reverie in F. 18944.
Smith (E. K.) Hot ashes. 409.
Smith (H. M.):
Just you. 8828.
Rallying song. 18929.
Smith (F. B.) Ye Boston boy. 27566.
Smith (G.):
In manus Tuas.
Rosemarie. 9956.
Smith (G. A.) Gypsy eyes. 163238.
Smith (G. C.) American rifle team.
1208.
Smith (G. H.):
My dollar girl sets the gay world
awhirl. 16887.
My own sweetheart. 14429.
Smith (G. H.) I do not try to walk
alone. 13683.
Smith (G. M.):
Country dance. 3768.
Good morning. 4294.
Hop, skip and jump. 4475.
March. 63815.
On tiptoe. 5657.
Ring dance. 5979.
Skipping. 6298.
Waltz. 6316.
Waving branches.
Whirl-about. 7018.
Smith CH.)
Bye-bye song.
Cuckoo calls.
Evening. 8065.
Holiday parade. 8479.
In a hammock. 8682.
Jingo march, 8787.
Lame soldier. 8885.
May-day. 9204.
See-saw. 10070.
23433.
6926.
7558.
7805.
& nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Smith (H.)—Continued.
Sleepy song. 10156.
Three northern dances.
Smith (H. B.) MHabdilou.
pmith (H. C.):
Be true, Bright Eyes. 17742 (4).
Just a little band of gold. 13927.
17342.
4360.
Look out for yourself. 14108,
Pearl of Persia. 2459.
Smith (H. E.):
Alhambry. 1183.
Angels are rejoicing. 15753.
Breathe a parting blessing. 15873.
Day of joy. 22876.
Go out and save them. 19829.
God’s love can reach him. 18476.
Here’s to our wmother-Alma
Mater. 4441.
Indian harvest song. 1988.
King’s highway. 16600.
Rose whisper. 2591.
Shine on. 24857.
Singing a happy song. 15042.
Singing for Thee. 15045.
Swinging. 15216.
Weight of glory.
Workers. 15645.
Smith (H.G.) King’s message. 8854.
Smith (H. J.) My Yankee lad. 11854.
Smith (H. W.) Little rose I love you
so. _ 23633. .
Smith (J. B.) Sabbath school brigade.
12098.
Smith (Mrs. J. C.) Publicity.
Smith (J. HE.) Our adjutant.
Smit (Ss. i.) :
Boys of sixty-one were soldiers
too. 7509.
If you'll go boating. 21428.
Smith (L. E.) Song of yesterday.
22323.
5889.
26686.
Zhe
Srntha (1. Ov):
Bohemiana. 3480.
Pierouettes, 18874, 20868.
Robinette. 18957.
Walking. 22297.
Smith (M. O.) Five little songs of
courtship. 22077.
Smith (R.) Fairest Lord Jesus. 8098.
Smith (R. I.) Song without words.
2738. >
Smith (R. L.) Velvokin lullaby.
12403.
Smith (R. M.) My old Purdue. 9411.
Smith (R. P.) Mother says you
wouldn’t do, 21724.
Smith (R. 8S.) Fasten your hair with
a golden pin. 25607.
smith (S.) :
Dorothy. 16099.
Tarantelle brillante, 15237.
Smith (S. D.):
Just settle it now. 26121.
Teach me. 27249.
Smith (T.) Beneath the yiddisha
moon. 19586, 20814 (34), 20916.
Smith (T. B.) Neath the black and
Nile green. 5505.
Sian CVE
Belle and the beaux.
Fairy dreams. 4052.
Grotesques (The) 23181, 25275.
I wonder why I haven’t got a
beau. 25972.
Musical comedy girl.
Skeery coons. 6296.
Two little Dover soles.
Uz-guz-goozle-um (The)
Smith (W.):
Our adjutant. 26686.
Triumphal march. 6726.
When the maple leaves have
turned from green to red and
gold. 1098.
3405.
5403.
10515.
6796.
7 smith (W. F. J.) Saucy eyes. 26962.
Smith (W. G.):
Entreaty. 8037.
Night in summer. 11880.
Rural dance. 9980.
Summer breezes. 10288.
Summer rhapsody. 10292.
Under northern skies. 10524.
Smith (W. H.) & son. Carisama.
3590.
Smith (W. W.):
Aged rock. 19450.
Follow the banner of Jesus.
19784.
Forsaken by all but Jesus. 197983.
Happy every day. 19873.
His seal is on my soul, 13638.
I am thinking of a city. 19926.
I’ve a message from the King.
137338.
I want to do something for Jesus.
19971.
Let us lead them to Jesus. 14047.
Whisper gently, blessed Savior.
20757.
Smith & Lamar:
Above the shining heavens. 7192.
All the world is keeping Easter.
(231.
Beautiful light. 7413.
Bring the little ones
22678.
Christ-child, 3681,
Day celestial breaks.
Emmanuel. 3995.
For the Man of Galilee. 23039.
Hail the sun of righteousness,
4366.
Holy Book of God, 28270.
Just one sheaf for Jesus.
Loving little Jesus. 5147.
Loyalty. 238680.
Merry chime. 5302.
Messengers of joy.
O happy bells, ring on.
to Jesus.
7851.
03514.
5808.
9507.
2003
INDEX
DE aE IE SS Vee
Smith & Lamar—Continued.
Singing heart. 6298.
Soldiers true & strong. 6340.
Song of gladness. 24424.
Sunday school army will conquer,
24504.
This is the bulb. 10425.
Wave the standard. 6924.
Wherever there is gladness. 7012.
World is full of joy. 7104.
You can be a helper. 24879.
Smithson (O. V.) Pray through.
9763, 18895.
Smoot (lL. G.) Neath the weeping
willow tree. 169385.
Smuggleman (The) 20518.
Smulewitz (S.) Yusem’l yesoimele.
12554.
Smyth (W.):
Rinkez-vous. 2564.
Souvenir. 22110.
Smythe (Ff. R.) Crossing the bar.
ADE
Smythe (R.):
Forever and a day. 28047.
Saviour again to Thy dear name.
24278.
Snaga (J.):
Hiskrystalle. 18074.
Himmilische miirchen. 18261.
Rodel-marsch. 18962.
Rodelzigeuner(Der) 20431, 21960.
Sneed (M. C.) America. 15.
Snégourotchka. 26227, 27103.
Snidersitch (J. F. & J. P.) Boy of the
Wersreas ~ sO 2(:
Snoék (I.):
Al-kasar. 3162.
Nebbia (La) 9449.
Sur le lac. 6512, 12284.
Snow (C. A. ©.) Ransomed by the
king. L715:
Snow (J. A.):
Plantation echoes. 18878.
Serenade. 27663.
Shepherd boy’s echo song. 22440
(10).
Twilight shadows. 20814 (27).
Snyder (E.) Daddy’s dinner pail.
25399.
Snyder (R. N. M.):
In dear old Easton town. S6SS.
Maid I met at school. 9116.
Snyder (T.):
Alexander and his elarionet.
12599.
Bring back my Lena tome. 25194.
Christmas time seems years and
years away. 36938.
Colored Romeo. 21018.
Dear Mayme, I love you. 13083.
Dreams, just dreams. 22926.
Everyday I love you just a little
more, 22976.
2004
Snyder (T.)—Continued.
Snyder (T.) co.:
Herman let’s dance that beautiful
waltz. 23250.
I love you more each day. 18708.
I’m a happy married man. 138709.
I’m going on a long vacation.
23356.
If the managers only thought the
same as mother. 8668.
Is there anything else that I can
do for you. 21472.
Kiss me, my honey. 20068.
My dream of the Union Jack.
18706.
Ogalalla. 07, 11911.
Oh how that German could love.
95AT.
Oh, that beautiful rag. 18787, ©
26642. |
Oraibi. 20342.
Piano man. 24112.
Skinny. 2699. |
Someone just like you dear. 6362. |
Stop that rag. 2766. i
Sweet Italian love. 17482. :
Sweet Marie, make a-rag-a-time —
dance wid me. 10326. |
Thank you kind sir. 22181. |
When he sings the songs my —
mother sang. 6967. |
When I hear you play that piano, —
Bill, 10s: 7
Where do we go from here. 7002.
Alexander and his. clarionet. |
12599. ’ .
American girl for me. 12624. {
Angels. 12641.
Beautiful moon. 3377. 5
Before I go and marry I will have
a talk with you. 3395.
Belle of Idaho. 12779.
Big bass viol. 3485. t
Blue arrow. 12817.
Bring back my Lena to me. 25194. —
Bumble bee. 1358. f
Call me up some rainy afternoon.
12880.
Cat grin rag. 25256.
Christmas time seems years and
years away. 86983.
Colored Romeo. 21018.
Come take a dip in the deep with —
me. 3729. 7
Dandy (The) 1510.
Dat draggy rag. 13070.
Dear Mayme, I love you. 138083.
Dogzigity rag. 16086. P 3
Down where the love tree grows. —
16106.
Dreams, just dreams. 22926.
Every day I love you just a little
more. 22976.
Field artillery. 16201.
Fireflies picnic. 8184.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Snyder (T.) co.—Continued.
Flag at sundown. 13889.
Gee! I’m lonesome for a pal like
you. 8246.
Grizzly bear. 1385384.
Herman lets dance that beautiful
waltz. 23250.
Hermitage (The) 25889.
Hide from the light of the moon.
18256.
I just came back to say good-bye.
4548.
I love to love a Mason. 19945.
I love you more each day. 18708.
I’m a happy married man. 138709.
Vm going on a long vacation.
23356.
I’m the man they’re looking for.
23361.
I’ve got a Sweetheart. 23375.
I want to bea cupid. 137389.
I wonder what I’d do without you.
13757.
I wonder why I haven’t got a
beau. 25972.
If a rose could sing. 16475.
If the managers only thought the
same as mother. 8663.
In the vale of love. 13821.
Innocent Bessie Brown. 23457.
Is there anything else that I can
do for you. 21472.
Tt can’t be did. 13860.
Keep a moving. 13951.
Kiss me my honey. 20063.
Lets take a trip to loveland.
18505.
Love’s oracle. 23676.
Lovey dovey. 14157.
Lovey eyes. 9086.
Manola. 5204.
Meet me down at Coney Island.
14257.
My Arizona cow-boy girl. 14884.
My brudder, he’s a da champion
black-a-hand. 14889.
My dream of the Union Jack.
18706,
My little honey bunch. 14412.
My pretty Japanee. 14482.
Nelly McShane. 9458.
Ogalalla. 707, 11911.
Oh, how that German could love.
9547.
Oh that beautiful rag. 18787,
26642.
Oh, what’s the use of working.
16993.
Oraibi. 20342.
Piano man. 24112.
14814.
18954.
Recipe of love.
Rippling waves.
Savannah. 10017.
Shamrock. 20500.
y
Snyder (T.) co.—Continued.
Since I fell in love with Mary.
24374.
Skinny. 2699.
Smile, simply smile.
Smoky city. 15065.
Some one just like you dear.
Southern idyl. 17878.
Stop, stop, stop. 24477.
Stop that rag. 2766.
Sweet Anna Lize. 15203.
Sweet Italian love. 17482.
Sweet Marie make-a-rag-a-time-
dance. 10326.
Telling lies. 6601.
Thank you kind sir. 22181.
That irresistible rag. 20612.
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn
tune. 6619.
That opera rag. 15270.
Torida (La) 6707.
True American. 24657.
Try it on your piano. 19259.
Two blue eyes. 10518.
Venetian beauties. 15417.
What’s the use of trying to forget
the one you love. 10707.
What would you give to know.
19358.
When he sings the songs my
mother sang. 6967.
When I hear you play that piano,
Bill. 10718.
When the bloom is on the heather.
1098.
Where do we go from here.
Wont you be my old lady.
Yiddisha eyes. 22416.
Yiddle, on your fiddle, play some
10164.
6362.
7002.
15637.
rag time. 7126.
Youwre just too sweet to live.
27578.
You’re the only girl I love. 20800.
Snyder (W. J.) Id like to find a
sweetheart. 16425.
So muss man’s machen. 3828, 4948,
5088.
Soar (A.) Winkle-on-sea. TO61.
Société deditions musicales:
Heures d’été. 18627.
Mariage de Télémaque. 14221.
Socio (R. de) Aurora (L’) 15784.
Sodero (C.) Non sente amor. 23946.
Sodich (A. J.) Do you love me as a
sweetheart or merely as a_ friend.
22897.
Sdehting (E.):
At the fair. 10956.
Gloomy day. 11510.
Heiteretei. 21828.
Jugendlust. 11564.
Homely flower. 11658.
Kleine konzert-meister. 20065.
Serenata. 19048.
Tonleiterstudien. 10470.
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pt. Ti, BY sS., VY. 3
Sichting (E.)—Continued.
Vesper chimes. 12411.
Violin method. 22277.
When the leaves fall. 12468.
Soeller (V.), jr. Winter time. 10791.
Sofge (H.D.) Coralcaves. 7182 (23).
Sogno di Alma. 15079.
Solan (J. F.) Just you. 8829.
Soler (R.):
Dans le biplan. 22855.
Votre baiser d’adieu.
Solly “CE :)
Barearolle in A. 17828.
Melodie quatre in A flat.
Offertoire. 9543.
Priére. 14769.
Romanza in G. 6008.
Verset in E minor. 20693.
Solman (A.):
Chimes of the long ago.
20814 (36).
Follow the car tracks.
(119).
Sexton and the bell. 10107, 10887
(182), 17295.
24742.
2235.
12938,
4128, 7182
Somewhere there’s someone. 907,
6367, 15096.
You can win me—if you'll woo
me: 27572.
You’ll never find another love like
mine. 12545, 12565 (82), 17734.
Solomon (F.) Other ones were better
than the first. 24060.
solotarofi” (D.* A.)
Lou. 5105.
Man who owns Broadway. 5199.
Not a brand new game. 5550.
Woman suffrage. T7O86.
Soltysa (M.) Hymn sokotow. 24662.
Somervell (A.):
Har! Haldan’s daughter.
O blackbird. 9500.
Somerville (A. B.) World hasn’t any-
thing on me. 17718, 19408.
Somerville (G. B.):
Come where the ocean’s waves roll
3960.
blue. 17959,
World hasn’t anything on me.
17718, 19408.
Somerville (R.):
Doubting. 3912.
Is the love dead. 4771.
Legend of the edelweiss. 4988.
Mountaineers (The) 2299, 5386,
9309, 11811, 21726.
Ship and the wind. 6181.
Sleep song. 6304.
Song of the spade. 19096.
Sort of a husband for me.
Thief (A) 6648.
Was it the sigh of a passing soul.
6404.
6919.
Sommer (S.) God is our refuge and
strength. 4269,
Sommerfelt (W.) Norwegian album.
18759
Sommerfeldt (Z.) Nun’s' prayer.
14503.
Sommerset (H.) Soul immortal.
15120.
Somondsen (W.) Great is Columbia.
11334,
Songs of the university of Pennsyl-
vania. 917.
Sonnambula (La) 20918.
Sonnet (H.):
Aus weiten fernen kehrt ich
wieder. 22546. .
Herz ist trumpf. 21333.
Husarenheimkehr. 11410.
Jigergrtisse. 21480,
Miidele, guck ’raus. 11703.
Ostern in Rom. 21856.
Scheiden und meiden. 22012.
Wikingsfahrt. 12509.
Sonnwendglut, 919. -
Sonzogno (E.) Haschisch. 23213.
Soo music co. I would like to honey-
moon with you. 18760.
Soria (F.) Ternura. 19195.
Sorin, GGRe. ep Triumphal mass,
27844.
Sorrell (H. C.) Take this message to
my mother. 19176.
Soto (J.) Matines. 597.
Soubise (C.) Chanson canadienne,
22781.
Soukup (J. J.) It’s great to be a
soldier boy. 11541.
Soul echoes pub. co.
2743.
Sousa (J. A.) Won’t you take a stroll
with me. 22405.
Sousa (J. P.):
Black man. 25156.
Glass blowers. 317.
Red (The) man. 26889.
Sousa-Pryor band book. 15124.
Sousa songs, 22109.
Southern California music co.:
Dynamite rag. 22947.
Hold me parson hold me. 23267.
Say won’t you be my little girlie.
24282.
Southern music co.:
I’m longing for someone’s love.
Soul echoes.
23358.
Memphis for me. 2239.
Only you. 24052.
Paradise lost. 14661.
Yours are the sweetest eyes.
275938.
Save a little money for a rainy
day. 269638.
Southgate (F. S.) We shall meet
again. 27457.
Southwell (C.) Overture primrose,
14651.
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INDEX
Southwell (G.):
Overture primrose, 14651.
Square deal march. 24464.
Sunshine intermezzo. 24516.
Southwick (F. T.) Vesperale. 17595.
Souza (C. B. de) Tarantelle. 22164.
Souza (EF. J.) When you and I were
Rubes. 20749.
Soyer (A.) Dans la nuit. 3814.
Spadea (V.):
Ot O lila. 18774.
12 capricci di perfezionamento.
92935.
Spagnolo (G.):
Arricamamio. 20869.
Canzuncella amara. 1373.
Dint’ ’a nuttata. 21079.
Duie anne doppo, 1595.
Si bella. 22053. °
Vaco ascianno ‘na guagliona
"nzista. 22247.
Voce a mare. 22282.
Spangler (R. W.) . Gunpowder rag.
8360, 12565 (29).
Sparks (H. H.):
Dr. Osler Offsky Bing. 38885.
He died, motherland for you.
16346.
Tl dare the world'and all. 25928.
I smoked before I married you.
11462.
Never forgotten. 11872.
Savior guard us while we sleep.
6084.
Sing me to sleep mother
417325.
Take Thou my soul to keep. 6561.
To-morrow never comes, 6702.
Winding of the clock, 12517.
You’re the best one in the bunch.
dear.
12549.
You wear the rose, love. 27582.
Sparks (W.):
Class reception. 7701.
Daring move. 7844.
Fresh start. 8188.
Glad return. 8277.
Lofty living. 9026.
Sparrow (F. W.) Love's confession.
PAL. 2021S,
Salute to the United
States of America. 10002.
Spaulding (G. L.):
Autumn blooms.
Awakening morn.
Base ball. 25079.
Court jester. 17976.
Dog in the manger.
Farmer at the circus.
Flashing glances. 7182
8140.
Frolic of the bees. 18159.
Hen and the jewel. 18245.
How d’ye do. 25875.
I want my mama. 11464.
17808, 27683.
17816,
19701.
18121.
Calt)5
a tlh
Spaulding (G. L.)—Continued.
In Cupid’s realm. 26007.
In my dreams dear. 18390.
Joyful of heart. 18440.
King of the air. 18473.
My fair lady. 26484.
Possums songs. 9738-9745.
Possums have an outing. 14744.
Rose wreaths. 26926.
Spirit of speed. 19114.
Sure pop. 27197.
Tale of a turkey. 3119 (82).
Trifles. 19251.
Tulip’s dream. 1028, 22440 (68).
Turquois (The) 1025.
Vocal lesson. 2968, 7182 (179).
Young braves. 27584.
Young shepherdess. 27589.
Spaulding (Mrs. H. D.) Squam Lake
march and two step. 27148.
Speaight (J.) I love thee. 19943.
Speaks (O.):
Greeting. 23171.
King of love my shepherd
Deis
Pilgrim (The)
Spears (B. & E.)
without a sweetheart.
Special songs. 17381.
Speck (S. H.):
America. 12622.
Boston (The) 22657, 22659.
Farewell. 16183.
Hay-time. 4896.
I’m going back to Georgia. 11441.
I’m looking for a girl like you.
4582.
I want to be a boy again. 4621.
In my canoe there’s room for two.
11505.
It’s Cupid, little Cupid. 26059.
Just to hear the whip-poor-will.
is.
14712.
I’m satisfied to be
4586.
4885.
King Edward’s funeral march.
16596.
My airship queen. 16879.
My dream wings. 9370.
My rosary. 5460.
My silver queen. 5465.
Ob, I’m so lonesome. 14560.
On the banks of the Ohio. 5652.
Out on the bounding ocean deep.
ray
ion.
Promise you'll soon return. 58S$4.
They are sweethearts still though
their locks are gray. 27294.
Speed (A. W.) American independ-
ence. 7264.
Speer (ML. A.) Down at the roller
rink. 7928.
Speer (W. H.):
Cinderella. 7690.
Lay of St. Cuthbert.
Speier (W.) Drei leibchen.
4978, 11608.
3934.
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Pt. Miwa Ss.) Vv. 8
Speiser (W.) Armes bliimlein klein.
17790.
Spence (W. R.):
Abbey (The) 15706.
Art thou weary. 7316.
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
4542.
Jesus lover of my soul. 8777.
Moon hangs low in a purple sky.
9316.
Sometimes. 24419.
Sun is sinking fast. 12277.
Who will roll us away the stone.
12490.
Spencer (A.):
Album of modern piano music.
7215.
Sweet forget me not. 6529.
Spencer (A. E.) Praise Israel’s God.
20888.
Spencer (H.) Julot. 18919.
Spencer (E. B.):
Golden dawn. 20814 (14).
Orvetta waltz. 17040.
Spencer (Ff. W.):
Psalm of life. 18911.
Thrush (The) 19225.
Spencer (G. H.) Awake, for day doth
break. 1265.
Spencer (H.):
Barbed wire rag. 7398, 12565
(16).
By the brookside. 20967.
Going fishing. 21259.
I met my love ’mid the roses.
13727.
In the hayfield. 21453.
Love sick. 20128.
Lovers may come and lovers may
go. 9071, 17742 (69).
Pansies mean thoughts
thoughts mean you. 738.
Please let me hold you closer.
5812.
Sweet flowers. 22150.
Tickle toes. 10446, 15704 (140).
Whisper that dream of old.
Spencer (l.. A.) Will you love me
when I’m old. 22388.
Spencer (R. 8S.) Oh lead me to the
little hills. 14562.
and
Speneer (S. R.) May song. 11758.
Spencer (S. W.) Beautiful gate.
2(613.
Spencer (W. R.) Keen the air and
clear the sky. 515.
Spenser (R.) Firefly and the star.
S500.
Spenser (W.) Little tycoon. 3119
(158).
Spero pub. co.:
Cedar point.
Love dreams.
15922.
16693.
7021.-
Speroy (R.):
Be sure youre (W)right, then
go ahead. 957.
Dat’s why I’m troubled so. 1520.
Don’t break your engagements.
196.
Eyes of blue. 1644.
I know it’s so, because I know.
1896.
I’m gwine whar de chickens run
wil. 1153 (45
If I could have jus’ what I want.
4652.
Playing a game with a pair of
eyes. 2487.
Rallying song of the Homestake
men. 18929.
Remember I’m keeping my kisses
for you. 24198.
Teasing and pleasing. 24568.
There’s no one as Sweet as you.
1153 “(22
True love. 20656.
Spi. San Francisco is victorious. 26956.
Spiegel (M.) Girls, | girls,” girls.
23105, 24911 (110).
Spielter (H.):
Gar manche feuer lohten. 8227.
Ueber felsen und feld. 10516.
Spier (N.) Chanson d’amour. 25265.
Spies (E.) Elfentanz. 19730.
Spiess (G.) Made in Germany. 5175.
Spikes (J. C.) Constitutional conven-
tiom, 725300:
Spindler (F.):
Brooklet in the woods.
Charge of the hussars.
Hunting song. 16409.
May-bells. 21666.
May flowers. 16780.
Murmuring brook. 16874.
Polka brillante. 17114.
Rippling brook. 9901.
Rippling waves. 17182.
Slumber sweetly. 17337.
Sonatina. 10289, 17383.
Sweet scented violet. 27214.
Three romances. 10240.
Verdant green. 17584.
Spindler (J.) My baby doll. 5412.
Spink (G.) Five fragments. 102438.
Spinney (W.) Pussy’s requiem. 14794.
Spiro (F. L.) Fly, fly, fly. 8158.
Spitz & Morgenstern :
Casanova. 12901.
Starre system. 12248.
Spitzmuller (G.)
10623.
Spitzner’s (A.) verlag:
Blumengeplauder. 15862.
Es ist ein késtliches ding.
Frtihlingshymne. 16248.
Hallali, hallalo. 4870.
Lenz geht um. 16640.
Midel wie bltiht’s. 5181.
7534.
20990.
18093.
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Spitzner’s (A.) verlag—Continued.
Name (Der) des Herrn ist ein
festes schloss. 18742.
Und driiber sang die nachtigall.
4370.
Voglein flieg fort.
Waldesruh. 17619.
Zur liebsten. 7173.
Spohr (L.): .
I vainly search the fair horizon.
4609.
Polonaise favorite. 14739.
Rose wie bist du reizend und mild.
6020.
Shadows faint are growing. 15140.
Thou Lord of life. 2754.
To heighten my despair.
Spohr (L. L.) Adagio. 12240.
Sponagel (T.):
Butterflies at play. 2268S.
Morning glory. 26445.
Sponer (A. von) 60 elementar etuden.
15628.
Sporek (A.) Pas du marquis de Sade.
9651.
Sporck (G.):
Douceur. 3918.
Lied. 6437.
Rupture. 60388.
1°**° sonata. 16806.
Sprankle (C. L.):
Beautiful girls. 25087.
My mountain maid. 9408.
Sprankle (W. S.) Synthetic piano
studies. 245388.
Spring idyl. 15142.
Spring maid. 25096.
Springer (O. B.)
14782.
Springer (T. G.):
5181.
4609.
Provo waltzes.
Breeze of love. 7521.
Goldfish. 8310.
I don’t know. S547.
There is nothing doing here. 10416.
Springmeyer (A. A.) Alma mater.
22487.
Soross (C. G.):
Asleep. 19488.
In the beginning was the word.
20011.
Lord Jesus in Thy mercy. 5096.
Love bloom. 9052.
Morning and evening. 9826.
Rose garden. 20446.
Through a primrose dell. 19222.
Under the flowers. 19274.
Will o’ the wisp. 7046.
Spry (G.) Oh! what a night we had.
5620.
Spry-Palmer. Mother Hubbard’s dog.
9333.
Spuik (G.) Moontime.
Squire (C. A.):
Commission (The)
King of the ages.
3119 (58).
—
— eres — ~ —___—_>— — —
Squire (C. A.)—Continued.
Let your lamp be burning. 18509.
Works of God’s hand. 19403.
Squire (H.) Skylark (The) 899.
Squire (S. L.) See Squire & Kinne.
Squire (W. H.):
Jack Briton. 138874.
Watchman (The) 6921.
Squire & Kinne:
Bridal song. 17876.
Bride (The) 17877.
Bridegroom call. 17878.
Come to Jesus. 17957.
Come to the waters. 17958.
Commission (The) 17963.
For Jesus. 18147.
Glory, glory, glory. 18185.
Glory to the Father, 18187.
Go ye to Israel. 18191.
Heart longings. 18239.
His love is so precious to me.
18263.
Hosanna to the Son of David.
18273
Humble way. 18278.
In everything give thanks. 18883.
Jerusalem, 18425.
Jesus for body and soul. 18429.
Jesus found me. 18480.
King of the ages. 18472.
Latter rain. 18489.
Let your lamp be burning. 18509.
Looking unto Jesus. 18551.
Meek and lowly Saviour. 18625.
My blood is for you. 18700.
My Keeper. 18711.
My Redeemer. 18726.
My vision. 187384.
New Doxology. 18750.
One little hour. 18806.
Our Father. 18821.
Overcomer’s City. 18828.
Pass me not by. 18845.
Pentecost. 18860.
Pentecost banner. 18861.
Pentecostal battle song. 18862.
Receiving Pentecost. 189838.
Refuge. 18935.
Seraphim’s song. 190389.
Settled long ago. 19050.
Since I am free. 19069.
Song of the Spirit. 19097.
Thousand years. 19220.
Waiting for Pentecost. 193820.
We believe in the Blood, 193880.
Wedding in the air. 19341.
Works of God’s Hands. 19408,
Worship of the Spirit. 19409,
Srock c(h EVOWed):
I love you. S587.
I want to be your sweetheart.
1838388,
Staebler (C.) Weilbnachtstern (Der)
24779.
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INDEX
Stafford (E. S.)
when your heart is right. 10841.
Stafford (M.) Last song. 16634.
Stahl (A.);
Fugue. 10968.
Gavotte und musette. 238085.
Lebe wohl. 8907.
Maria Gnadenmutter. 9156.
Stahl (W., C.)
14496.
Stainer (J.):
Jag ir Alpha och Omega. 18879.
Jesus sade till folket. 8780.
Morning stars sang together. 2294.
O Guds Lamm, 9506.
Organ (The) 11945.
Stainer & Bell, ltd.:
Abbot’s blessing. 12569.
Almighty and everlasting God.
Nonpareil guitar folio.
ab igeke
Almighty and merciful God.
17766.
Andante. 1047, 11356.
Angel spirits of sleep. 12689.
Aubade in D flat. 7341.
Autumn. 12709.
Baby Jesus, who dost lie. 38319.
4169.
of the day.
Ballade in C major.
Before the ending
3396.
Benedicite omnia opera. 38411,
T446.
Benedictus. 38414, 25129.
Benedictus qui venit and Agnus
Det in BB: 27842. :
Berceuse. 1304.
Blue bird. 19550.
Butterfly. 15890.
Chillingham. 19614.
Christmas & New Year's bells.
3689.
Come unto Me.
Come, ye thankful people.
Communion service. 147,
12980, 12981, 19648.
Concert overture. 7752.
Crow (The) 16014.
Cuckoo song. 7804.
Cushendall. 16025.
Daddy-long-legs. 16031.
Dans les bois. 160389.
Dawn. 13075,
Day is ended. 38828.
Day is past and over.
Dead bird. 16053.
Did you ever. 16074.
Dirge (A) 11166, 18021.
Dixit Dominus. 7898.
Dream pedlary. 11188.
Dying swan. 18068.
Echoing green. 197238.
Exercises in score reading. 1643,
16168.
Fair maiden.
Fairies (The)
12970, 21027.
17961.
S741,
22874.
15623.
11230, 18110.
2010
You can’t go wrong ; Stainer & Bell, 1td.—Continued.
|
—————$ st —
lit: Sean) ES
pt. 11,1. S.,.V. 58 |
Fi
Fairy song. -16174.
Fantasia in G minor. 13533.
Farewell. 13303, 21173.
Farewell, my joy. 19765.
Father of all, to Thee. 18305.
Fileuse (La) 13325.
Forest scene. 8175.
Fountain. “16233.
Garden by the sea. 13421.
Gavotte in D. 1782.
Give a man a horse he can ride.
18181. |
Grant O Lord, we beseech Thee. |
13519. af
Grant to us Lord. 163812.
Grant we beseech Thee. 16313,
25769.
Hail! thou ever blessed morn.
4367.
Hear me when I eall. 23228.
Heart worships. 8424.
Heraclitus. 113883, 18247.
Holy Communion. 19909.
How does the wind blow. 16398. .
Hymn after the song of battle.”
8526.
Hymn after the song of freedom. —
8527. t
after the song of hope. ||
Hymn
6451. .
Hymn after the song of peace. |
8528.
Hymn after the sung of wisdom. |
8529.
I sorrowed that the golden day
was dead. 1916.
I will lay me down in peace.
183842.
I will lift up mine eyes.
I will remember. 19978.
If ye love me. 13775.
Impromptu. 21207.
In highlands. 18817.
In highland and meadow. 165053. —
Infant joy. 18404.
Inkbottle (The) 20021. 4
Introduction, ete., on Dr. Dyke's
hymn. 138851.
Ireland. 16582.
Jolly beggar. 4847.
Jubilate Deo. 4861.
Keep, we beseech Thee. 16586.
Lesson from the birds. 4998. 3
Let Thy merciful ears O Lord be |
8635.
FT Nite A pt gy tn Fo so
open. 16644. j
Like as the hart desireth. 26217. —
Little admiral. 14080, 21575, @
26222: q
Lord of all power and might. >|
14117. i ;
Lord, we beseech Thee. 14120,
16686.
Lord, we pray Thee. 14121.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Stainer & Bell, ltd.— Continued.
Lord what love have I unto Thy
law. 5097.
Lullaby. 16720.
Magnifieat and Nunc. dimittis.
5184, 5185, 9111, 11708, 11709,
14179, 16742, 16748. 20150,
23701, 23704.
Meadows in spring. 14249.
Memories. 5280, 9242.
Messmates. 14285.
Middle watch. 14291, 21694.
Minuetto. 6579.
My bairnie. 26475.
My heart in thine. 20249.
My true love hath my heart. 5477.
My voice shalt Thou hear in the
morning O Lord. 26514.
Night. 16940.
Oallyeworks ofthe Lord. 20296.
O almighty and merciful God.
16970.
O God for as much as without
thee. 16974.
O God our refuge and strength.
16975.
O God the protector. 14518.
O God the strength. 14514.
O God, who declarest Thy al-
mighty power. 16976.
O God who hast prepared. 5576,
18768.
O God, whose never failing provi-
dence. 14515.
O holy Child of Bethlehem. 5577.
O how amiable are Thy dwellings.
26597.
O Lord, the very heavens shall
praise Thy wondrous works.
23964.
O Lord, we beseech Thee. 14521,
16981.
O Lord, who never failest. 14522.
O may I join the choir invisible.
9517.
O perfect love. 145381.
O salutaris hostia. 18777.
O saving Victim. 16989.
Offertory sentences. 14552.
Office of the Holy Communion.
5612, 11909, 20310.
Old Meg. 26658.
Organ (The) 725.
Passion according to St. Matthew.
3324.
Pippa passes. 138624.
Postludium. 14745.
Raider (The) 5919.
Righteous live for evermore. 9891.
Robin. 17190.
Robin red breast. 9915.
Sailing at dawn. 14920, 21997,
26944.
Scherzo. 4170.
Seagulls. 10064.
Stainer & Bell, 1td.—Continued.
Service for the Hcly Communion.
6159.
Seven fold amen. 14989.
Shadow march. 138623.
Sherwood. 15006.
Sing and rejoice. 6280.
Six short studies. 13000.
Sonata. 10025, 18157, 24110.
Song of the cuckoo. 10206.
Song of the sou’wester. 15108,
22100, 27104.
Song of the tinker. 15109, 27105.
Song-trifles. 12215. |
Songs of the fleet. 173872.
Songs of the open air. 10218.
Sparrow. 17380.
Spirit of the Lord filleth the world.
15188.
Spring. 15141.
Spring is coming. 13624.
Springtime and love. 20560.
Springtime of life. ©2752.
Stir up we beseech Thee. 17400.
Story of the cradle. 27169.
Sun shall be no more thy light by
day. 6497.
Supplication (A) 2788.
Swallow (The) 20585.
Sweet day, so cool, so calm.
10320.
Te Deum. 6580, 15238, 22166,
27246.
Te Deum laudamus. 10372, 12306,
19181, 27247.
Te Deum laudamus and Jubilate.
17456.
Three pieces for pianoforte. 4171.
Thrust in thy sickle and reap.
22210.
To shew His love. 6690.
To Sylvia. 19236.
Toceata in G. 365.
Train (The) 20650.
Two little songs. 6551.
Two lyrics. 14171.
Two songs. 6578, 11296, 13623.
Valentine’s day. 12398, 19288.
Variations. 1040.
We bless Thy holy name. 27451.
What are these. 19852.
When in disgrace. 27486.
While I listen to thy voice. 27514.
While the earth remaineth. 20755.
Winsome lassie. 27546.
Witch (The) 20778.
Stair (J. F.) My true love. 5476.
Stair (P.) Carpathian folk song. 1887.
Stambaugh (S. B.):
Christmas bells. 25808.
Hague conference. 3860.
Stamm (A.) Naechtmusik. 26519.
Stamm (L. G.) Play that Cavalleria
rustican. 24121.
Stamp (.A.) Sleep, baby, sleep. 19073.
2011
68294—10—_—37
pti ns, Vos
Standard bearers’ rally. 24468.
Standard co. Choice melodies. 25293.
Standard music co. If you were only
mine. 8670.
Standing (D.) Land of Used-to-be.
26168.
Standish (H.) Boatman’s even song.
1385:
stanford (CC: V.)":
Benedictus qui venit, and Agnus
Dei. 17842.
Blue bird. 19550.
Canzona. 22123.
Carol of the nativity. 3595.
Chillingham. 19614.
Come ye thankful people, come.
17961.
Crow (The)
Cushendall. 16025.
Daddy-long-legs. 16031.
Did you ever. 16074.
Dirge (A.) 11166, 18021.
Fairies (The) 11230, 18110.
Fare well. 13303, 21173.
Farewell, my joy. 19765.
16014.
Heraclitus. 11383, 18247.
How does the wind blow. 16398.
Hymn. 6451.
Hymn after the song of battle.
8526.
Hymn after the Song of Freedom.
8527.
Hymn after the song of peace.
8528.
Hymn after the song of wisdom.
8529.
Inkbottle (The) 20021.
Ireland. 16532.
Little admiral. 14080, 21575, 26222.
Middle watch. 14291, 21694.
My heart in thine. 20249.
Om du bekinner med din mun.
24021.
Resurrection (The)
Sailing at dawn.
26944.
Song of the sou’wester.
22100, 27104.
Songs of the fleet. 17372.
Swallow (The) 20585.
Te Deum laudamus. 22167.
Train (The) 20650.
Valentine’s day. 12393; 19288.
Witch (The) 20773.
Stanford (T.) Story of a broken
heart. 2769.
Stange (M.):
Blumengeplauder.
Friihlingshymne. 162438.
Hallali, hallalo, 4870.
Lenz geht um. 16640.
Midel, wie bliihts. 5181.
Und dritiber sang die nachtigall,
4370.
26865.
14920, 21997,
15108,
15862.
Stange (M.)—Continued.
Voglein flieg fort. 5181.
Waldesruh. 17619.
Zur liebsten. 71783.
Stanger (M. D.) Dreams.
Stanger (W. E.) Merry
waltz, 14280.
Stanislas (A.):
Polka des pets de nonne. 14735.
Soldat Cabot. 15082.
Stanley (A. B.):
Peace patrol. 9667, 11982, 18857.
Poinsettia waltzes, 12008.
7948.
Take the next boat and come over. |
6560.
Stanley (C. H.)
8835.
Stanley (H.):
Angelic salutation.
Keep me_ sweet.
25005.
Do you love me as you loved me
long ago. 21088.
I’m
home. 1904.
Like a lily that’s drawn in the
whirlpool. 21568.
When the day is done. 27492.
Stanley (J. H.) Saved by the pre-
cious blood. 14937.
Stanley-Moore (A.) Absent loved one. 7
19440.
Stanley-Mullen ptg.:
Bottle-O. 7503.
Honour the flag of your country.
8488.
If there wasn’t any money in the
world. 8664.
Is the old home still where it
used to be. 8744.
Smile, smile, smile. 10165.
Thou art my queen. 6659.
Tommy Tooralay. 10469.
Stannard (G.):
Beauty’s dream, 3382.
California violets. 8569.
Cherry blossoms. 38649.
Clifton march. T705.
Dance villette. 3811.
Flossie mazourka. 4114,
Gnomes’ dance. 4261.
Golondrina (La) 4288.
Henrietta. 4432.
Hyacinth. 4498.
Pomponnette. 5835.
Summer’s song. 6495.
Sweet chiming bells. 6528.
Waltz serenade. 10649.
Stansberry (R. J.) Whip-poor-will’s
song. T7O1T.
Stansfield (F.)
Stanton (C. W.)
Stanton (H. T.)
dreaming, 4594.
Star collection of old favorite songs.
24469.
Expo. 8090.
Winter-time. 7067.
I must have been
2012
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Star music co.:
Beware, beware.
Bonetha. 17865.
Crescent club. 17979.
Druid city. 18059.
7458.
Evening bells. 18101.
Harvest-moon. 374.
Huntsmen. 18286.
I ean say truly rural. 8539.
T'll let the world go by. 8578,
Slipperinis. 19076.
When you’re' married, _ girls.
10750.
Star music pub. co., ltd.:
Baby’s parade. 12721.
Boys in scarlet and gold. 12835.
Cupid bells. 12565 (23).
I can’t reach that top note.
10887 (129), 16422.
I’ve got to stop at home and mind
the baby. 8621.
It’s all over with the men. 485.
Pearl feather. 10887 (173).
Poppies. 768.
Ship ahoy. 867, 17307.
Where have you been to Matilda.
419,
1105.
Why did you tell me you loved me
Mabel. 10778.
Stark (E.) Innocence. 8730.
Stark (F. H.) Just one sweet thought.
18451.
Stark music printing and pub. co.:
Champagne rag. 22729. /
Grace and beauty. 1790.
Hearts longing. 18241.
Hilarity rag. 23255.
I am for you. 4510.
Ophelia rag. 18809.
Sand paper rag. 6067.
Starr (E. A.) My dream girl.
Starre system. 12248.
Statkowski (R.) Krakowiak. 4941.
Staub (V.):
11824.
A travers les champs. 24918.
Chanson gaie. 38635.
En valsante. 16143.
Heure délicieuse. 18254.
Heure silencieuse. 25840.
Mazurka. 20179.
Méthode des méthodes. 20197.
Ronde des follets. 26914.
Sérénade. 20491.
Tarentelle. 6572.
Stauffer (A.):
Patricia O’Brien. 18850.
That lovin’ traumerei. 17474.
Stauffer (A.) & co.:
I’m lonesome for you all the time.
18325.
Patricia O’Brien.
Starlight Sioux.
That peculiar rag.
Staunton (H.):
Cairo. 110388.
18850.
19119.
24586.
Staunton (H.)—Continued.
Donovan. 22902.
Just as the crow flies. 13931.
Rip Van Winkle. 18953.
Somebody stands at an old cot-
tage door. 10194.
Sweet Caroline. 10319.
That’s when the moon laughs at
you. 6622.
You can’t beat London for the
girls. 20795,
Stayner (C. F.):
Columbus. 19631, 25339.
Mills, dear Mills. 621.
Missouri. 18659.
Stead (D.) Honor the flag of your
country. 8488.
Steane (B.):
Book of short voluntaries,
Christians awake. 22760.
Communion service in F. 21032.
Evensong. 18270.
‘Give peace in our time, O Lord.
8271.
Let us now go even unto Bethle-
hem. 26205.
Love’s pleading. 16710, 21615.
22653.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
9111.
Rejoice today. 5948.
Te Deum laudamus. 978.
Stearns (C. C.):
Make me Thine forever. 5190.
Secret prayer. 24911 (59).
Soul’s consolation. 6406.
' Windmill (The) 1120.
Stearns (G. A.) You’ve read the se-
eret of my soul. 22425.
Stebbins (C. A.):
At twilight. 12687.
In a conservatory. 18875.
Stebbins (G. C.):
Child of a King. 7182 (15).
Christ my all. 7182 (18).
Closer, Lord, draw me. 7182 (21).
Fear not. 8119 (124).
For the joy that was set before
Him. 19789.
Good Shepherd.
Gospel call. 7182 (35).
Gracious Saviour. 38119 (1380).
His eye will guide. 19901.
I will follow Thee. 19975.
Jesus, friend of sinners. 2020.
New gospel hymns. 20274.
Not try but trust. 7182 (59).
Nothing to pay. 20290.
Sings my soul. 7182 (S1).
Some sweet morn. 6860.
Through the gates. 20635.
Stebbins (G. W.):
Behold, God _ is
22597.
Come forth, O Christian brothers.
11098.
my Salvation.
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pt. 111, D. s., v. 5
Astrid, mein Astrid. 31.
Under the stars. 27370.
While under the
Stecher (R.)
Steck (G. D.)
Stedmann (J.) Jr.
jungle moon. 7015. 15704.
Serie (C. a.) Steiner (L. B.) I’m from Ireland.
Sweet Molly O’Reilly. 27211. 13713.
Steele (J. W.): Steiner (M. R.): 4
Dainty dance. 18041. peer ae r= = 54.
Mt. Carmel. 18689. eas ELCES SSeS
Malony stampede. 14188.
Steele (P.): Zu dir. 10877.
Melody. 15158. Steingriiber verlag:
Sevilla. 20498. Abendmusik. T7186.
Steen (C.) Det dr ju ett fast ord. Acht duettinen. 24300. ;
19695. Allerlei neck- und liebslieder. 7328.
Steenberg (J.): Amoretten. 15744.
Es ragt ins meer der runenstein. An den gesang. 22503.
16150. Erstes konzert. 26457.
Lied des schmiedes. 16649. Fiinf neue kinderlieder. 4163.
Steer (R. C.) Sing me to sleep. 17325.
Steere (W. C.):
Allah. 19462.
0S ee EE EE EEE EEE
Steiner (H. v.):
Viola-technik. 6857.
Zweites konzert in einem satz.
Hochzeitmusik. 8474.
Jensen album. 13890.
Klavierbiichlein. 23540.
Greeting (A) 19852. mee klinge, mein pandero.
If love should come again. 19986. eaters 2390. 25062. 25063
Nocturne. 20565. A es é : ;
Steeves (M. L.) Sometime sweetheart eee mea 8884.
you'll know. 6364, TOLST. Lehn’ gee ae quienes Al
eee tits 55020 wang’. 14030
‘iore d’Italia. E Ace ; |
Rusignnolo (La) 24248. oe ae 14518. |
Steffani (Mrs. L. R.) Indian snake Miniatures, 1acaanaa
dance. 8721. O lass dich halten, goldne stunde.
Steffey (Mrs. F.) Sunset. 17420. 14518.
Steger (J.): } Passacaglia. 20890.
In dreaming. 20001. Rococo. 14870.
You're all right as far as you go. Sechs lieder. 13887.
24889. Sieben gesinge. 138889.
Steger (J. T.) Colita (La) 22787. Sechs charakterstiicke. 15895.
Steggall (C.) God came from Teman. Sechs stticke. 15770, 15896.
13467. Tonleiterstudien. 10470.
Stegmann (C.) 4 _ si&ngerspriiche. x eee a |
Stehle (J. G. E.) Fantasie, 6462. peter tne
eee eS -) Walzer. 6463. Zweites konzert 26459
oe Min Zwiesprache-gavotte. 22435.
Caquets 7595 12 caprices. 24245.
Dialdeue 7886 24 matinees. 4205.
Double cordes. 1925 36 Caprice. itaae
3 : Steinhauer (C.) Mein Nahetal.
Gavotte. 8238. 993
Vagabond (Le) 2920. 2233.
Valse naive. 2928. Steinheimer (S.):
Stein (A.) Marguerite. 11736. Annie Laurie: 220%
eee eae ee Dance a the 7akae
bs ae ; - Dancing on the boat. 7828. |
re “ a ee Fairy boat. 13286.
ee : Falling blossoms, 18116.
Adventure number two. 19445. Good day. 8319.
Steinberg (H.): Home sweet home. 23278.
- Best (The) chance of all. 12790, Hurrah! land again. 8524.
15844. ’ In the circus tent. 8704.
Original interpretation of mission In the clover. 18394.
bells. 5689, 24058. Little flower gatherers. 18533.
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Steinheimer (S.)—Continued.
Marching home. 9154.
Marehing in school. 9155.
Massa’s in the cold cold ground.
23746.
My first dance. 9377.
My first sweetheart. 93878.
My old Kentucky home. 238898.
Old folks at home, 24016.
On a swing. 9586.
On the deep sea.
Playtime. 9714.
Saying good-bye. 10023.
To a daisy. 19231.
Waltz of the rosebuds.
Winter sports. 15618.
Youthful lovers. 15693.
Steinwald (O. P.) Victoria anniver-
sary march. 10591.
Stella Maris. 12249.
Stenhouse (T. W.)
country. 11043.
Stentz (HE. W.) Hilda. 11391.
Stepanoff (O.) Je t’adore. 26086.
Stephens (H. G.) Brightest and best.
3516.
Stephens (J. H.)
God. 10122.
Stephenson (M.):
Across the window of my dreams.
1169.
Dark pine trees.
Elfin eyes. 1612.
Fairy forges. 1648.
In the wood. 1979.
Sand maiden. 2610.
Stephenson (T.):
Forest home march. 1694.
Forest oak. 1695.
Stephenson (T. W.):
Abbot’s blessing. 12569.
Benedicite omnia opera.
Father of all to Thee.
I will lay me down
18342.
Office for the Holy Communion,
20310.
Stericker (A. C.) If love were what
the rose is. 25982.
Sterling (A. B.) MHere’s to the old
folks at home. 4442.
Stern (B.) Golden feather.
Stern (J. W.) & co.:
Affinité (L’) 20825.
Album of easy classics.
Amaryllis. 3201.
Amina. 7268, 10981.
Amina. 10931.
Autumn voices. 15788.
Ave Maria. 38308.
Beautiful Persia.
Beauty spot, 1290.
Bee song. 25096.
Bluette. 17862.
Booloo beau. 25175.
9596.
19325.
Canada my
Shut in alone with
1516.
T4477.
13305.
in peace.
1770.
19456.
15823, 17834.
Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued.
Briiderlein fein, 15882, 19437 (30).
Bully for Cook. 12565 (19).
Bunch of roses. 25207.
‘ Cabaletta. 12875.
Cadenza. 38600, 3601.
Children’s dance. 17933.
Chimes number, 7666.
Chimes of the long ago. 12938,
20814 (36).
Christmas bells. 17548.
Come after breakfast. 1468,
25842.
Come after breakfast & that’s
how love speaks. 3716.
Cowboy now boy. 153, 12565 (22).
Cuatro danzas. 38602.
Cunning Cupid. 11538 (14), 3787-
3789.
Dandy Dan. 17994.
Deux chants saus paroles.
Don’t be rash, 11178.
Don’t forget your northern lad.
3119 (16), 3902.
Don’t walk so fast. 39038, 10887
3604.
(108).
Down in Yucatan. 18159, 15704
(70), 16105.
Dudelsack-walzer. 27694.
Echo (The) 22950.
Hnchantress (The) 18087, 20814
(48).
Erotikon. 18217.
Esquisse-mazurka. 4013.
Fall guy. 13291.
Fireflies. 8133; 1088%. G14),
13331, 16205.
Fleurs, femmes et chant. 4109.
Fluttering wings. 4125, 7182
(118).
Follow the ecartracks. 4128, 7182
(119).
Follow the tram lines. 18145.
Fourth barearole. 14905.
Frivole passionnee. 4174.
Gavotte moderne. 13440.
Gay hussars. 20814 (51).
Gee, but ain’t America a grand
old place. 3119 (21).
Girl behind the counter. 11538
(327 1G.
Half hours wiih
posers. S369.
Half hours with the favorite com-
the best com-
posers. 19855.
Hanako. 1158 (385), 4878, 487
11349.
He wasn’t such a bad chap after
all. 1158 (88), 1832.
Hobomoko. 18265.
How'd you like to be my week-
end friend. 21549.
I don’t want no Swanee river. 424.
I gave all my love to a_ sailor.
NH
233s.
2015
phi <;,.v.5
Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued. Stern (J. W.) & co.— Continued.
I have no other sweetheart but
you. 426.
I’ll go to gay Paree. 8576, 12565
34).
I’m a married man. 23350, 27704. (72).
Tm glad I’m home again. 11489, My guiding star. 11830, 27724.
15704 (90). My Louise. 5449, 7182 (160).
I’m looking for a nice young fel-
low. 23359.
I’m waiting for just one girl. 4588.
I never know how to behave. 1918,
15704 (94).
I’ve got the time—I’ve got the
place. 4614, 7182 (187), 18736.
I wish I had my old girl back
again. 25970. Nocturne. 3936.
If I could see as far ahead. 23397, Nocturne favori. 5537.
27707. O-U Mike. 9528.
If I should die before I wake. , Oh, how that taxi got on my
16479, 17742 (60). nerves. 9548.
If the wind had onty blown the
Menuet. 4814, 143875.
Menuet de la mariée. 14272. -
Molasses candy. 238834, 27723.
Mountain maiden. 11810, 17742
My, what a funny little world this
is. 18785, 26515, 27726.
Myrella. 28904, 24911 (151).
Myrella march. 21778.
Night brings the stars and you.
9466, 12565 (53).
Nix on the glow worm.
17742 (75), 18756, 265638.
14490,
Oh that slow drag. 24911 (153). -
other way. 25986. Oh! that slow waltz. 21826.
In dreaming. 234381. On the Bosporus. 9592, 7182
Intermezzo. 13193. (1638).
Trish rag. 8741, 8742, 10887 (146), Once upon a time. 5660, 7182
18857. (164).
It’s never too late to learn. 11542, Parfums de Vienne. 5738.
24911 (182). Paris entrainant. 5739.
Je taime. 48138. Particular Marguerite. 14663.
Je veux toublier. 4814. Pavane Récamier. 18855.
Jolly the boarders along. 18906. | Polaecca brillante. 5820. |
Lady finger. 3119 (48). Polonaise in D major. 5882. |
Let me have a kiss until tomor- Polonaise favorite. 147389.
row. 26194. Premier chagrin. 5870. |
Lincke’s barn dance. 3119 (46), Queen of the night, Anima mine. —
5744, 11636. 12086. |
Lineke’s folio for violin, cornet Rag baby’s gwine to be mine. |
and piano. 8989. 17148, 19437 (62).
Little echo.
11645, 15704 (107).
Love. 18219.
Reuben. 12565 (60). |
Sabbath bells. 836, 1153 (101). |
|
|
Love beams. 14131, 17742 (68). Say no more about it. 12565
Love in a bunch of roses. 26266. (62).
Love me as your mother loved Scaramouche. 17911.
your dad. 5121, 7182 (150). Secret (Le) 6188.
M’aimez-vous? 26294. Sérénade. 17912.
Madame Troubadour 11702, 24911 Sexton and the bell. 10107,
(148), 263038.
Man from home. 1158 (75).
Marjorie Gould. 2207.
MarkStern banjo folio. 14225.
MarkStern beauty dance album.
26342.
MarkStern' glee
folio. 14226.
MarkStern mandolin and guitar
folio. 9160.
Matinée (La)
club quartette
18620.
10887 (182), 17295.
Smiling eyes. 2707, 12565 (65).
Softly, unawares. 6382.
6367, 15096.
Souvenir de Varsovie.
Stephanie. 6466.
Stop your blushing.
Stoptime rag. 38119 (77), 6470.
Supplication. 19149. |
Sweetness, I love you the best of -
Mazurka en re majeur. 5259. all. “245338:
Mazurka melancolique. 5260. Swing me high. 19156, 19487
Meet me in Maytime. 11763, (70), 20589.
12565 (46). TT. P, G. 12565" (67 yee
Memories rise when shadows fall.
1153: (17), 2238.
Memory. 238774.
2016
|
15222, 19165, 19166.
Take me to that ball, Bill. 27228.
Somewhere there’s someone. 907,
15127.
27166.
Tarantelle brillante. 15237.
|
| nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Stern (J. W.) & co—Continued.
That fascinating waltz. 15258,
15704 (185).
That teasin’ rag. 6625, 6626.
There’s a pickaninny crying in
the moon. 6634, 7182 (175).
Tippecanoe. 17505, 19487 (76).
Tout en rose. 27748.
fra-la-la, et-ce-te-ra. 12359.,
Triumphant tropper march. 1153
(125), 6727.
Trot de cavalerie. 14907.
Trou-trou-ba-ba troubadour. 12365.
Trozo en el estilo antiguo. 6733.
Tyrolienne. 6766.
Under the maypole. 19275.
Underneath the wishing tree.
27378.
Valse capricieuse. 6800.
Valse lente. 6813.
Valse septembre. 27392.
Venture march. 2939.
Venus on earth. 17582, 20814
(116).
Vera Violetta.
Vibration d’amour.
Wedding serenade.
(203).
When a coon wants to spoon. 1153
(iSi), 3017.
When I hear that dreamy waltz.
3021, 7182 (181).
When there isn’t a boy around.
20691.
6844.
10687, 10887
1101.
Why do we follow the big brass
band. 19884.
Wreck of the good ship Love.
(188), 7110, 7182, 10823.
Yester eve. 1144, 1153 (139).
Yesterday and to-day. 10834.
You are the star that guides my
way. 1153 (141).
You can win me. 27572.
You'll never find another love like
mine. 12545, 12565 (82), 17784.
Your love means all the world to
me. 27591.
Yueatana man. 19428, 19487 (79).
Stern (W.) Lake Michigan, Lake
Michigan you’re the best of them all
to me. 528.
Sternberg (C.)
7182 (76).
Sterny (—) Mariette.
Stetser (F. B.) Angela.
Stevens (B. L.):
Affection. 3155.
Unforgotten. 10528.
Stevens (C. E. D.):
Drifting clouds. 20814 (7).
No you don’t. 20814 (21).
Stevens (H.) Slumberland. 24897.
Stevens (G. A.):
Baby face. 20887.
Black Belle. 25155.
Danse Phrygienne.
26340.
12640.
Stevens (G. A.)—Continued.
I don’t want to go to bed. 25909.
I love to go butterfly catching.
13706.
I’m shy, Mary Ellen, I’m shy.
11448.
Ma, ma. 26295.
There’s her picture on the wall.
6638.
Stevens (L. B.) Wide awake two step.
7085.
Stevens (M. P.) When the grapes
hang in clusters on the vine. 27494.
Stevens (W. J.):
Drifting on Lake Chautauqua.
18052.
If you could learn to love me.
LOH,
Stevenson (F.):
Praise the Lord. 9758.
Salutation of the dawn. 20465.
Steventon (R.) Alhambra rag. 7224.
Stewart (Mrs. A. B.) Wouldn’t you.
3088.
Stewart (H. J.):
Christmas. 25307.
God who at sundry times. 4274. .
Hark, the herald angels sing.
21299.
He is risen. 8404.
Legends of Yosemite. 26186.
Mass in honor of St. Anthony.
24474.
My lady. 14410.
O help us Lord. 18771.
Our blest Redeemer. 24062.
Rise, sleep no more. 26887.
Sweetheart. 27216.
Thy will be done. 19227.
Stewart (I. M.)- My old Montana
ranch. 18721.
Stewart (S.)
12596.
Stewart (T. L.) Americans shall al-
ways be free. 7266.
Stickney (C. R.):
Come out in the moonlight.
Mystic dreams waltzes.
Southern bloom. 6412.
Stiegler (W. G.) Just keep on a loy-
Alberta love’ song.
12963.
5484.
ing me. 13988.
Stigler (IxX.) Lied an die mutter. 545.
Stiles (Mrs. N.) Autumn bride. 7353.
Stillman (W. M.) Ruth. 6042.
Stinger (S. K.), jr. Strolling. 24496.
Stinson (E. R.) Trust in the Lord be
lieve in His word. 19258,
Stock (F. A.):
Quartett. 15161.
Symphonische variationen. 10347.
Symphonischer walzer. 15218.
Stockdale (J.) I don’t know what
18305,
you think of me.
Love's challenge.
Stoeckdill (J. F.)
21607.
2017
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Stockenberg (C. E.) Moonlight girl.
2287.
(ey
Stocks
24870.
Stocks (M. L.):
City of refuge. 21009.
Count on Him. 21089.
He that hath the Son.
In touch. 16521.
Is He precious to you. 21471.
Lifted up. 21566.
Lord of glory loves the children.
21592.
O leave me not alone.
Present power, 21911.
Remember how much I love you.
Work and _ worship.
21314.
21809.
21948.
Shine, shine just where you are.
22051.
Suffer the children. 22137.
There is power in the word.
22196.
Through all the world. 22209.
What doest thou. 22336.
Will you meet me in the morning,
7053.
Stockigt (L.)
Stohr (R.):
Mirchen. 18594.
Traumsommernacht.
Trinklied. 20652,
Wunder kommt.
Stoerkel (E.)
Stoessel (O.)
Stoessel music pub. co.
lady. 1201.
Stoujanovits (P.)
technik, 6126.
Stojowski (S.)
Stokes (C. L.):
Joytfulness.
School days.
Stokes (N.):
Diamonds and rubies,
(17).
Razzle dazzle. 1153 (99).
Stokes (S. J.):
North pole. 689.
Thunderbolt rag.
Stokes pub. co.:
Fairyland song. 4056.
Moana. 5349.
O Mister Hammigan.
Stollewerk (W.):
Drei muntere burschen. 11194.
Schone gute sel’ge zeit. 12135.
Stolz (R.):
Dreh’dich miderl dreh’dich. 209.
Great name. 113836.
Stone (A.):
Fortuna. 4144,
Golden butterflies,
Sea dreams. 10060.
Singing flowers. 10148.
Stone (A. S.) Choir gems.
O beautiful lake, 694.
20651.
20784.
Berceuse. 3417.
American lady. 1201.
American
Schule der skalen-
Réves. 26874.
2037.
2631.
183, 11538
22211.
5589.
23134.
12941.
Stone (D.) Désir. 3858, 3859.
Stone (F.) Sweet thoughts
thoughts of you. 10334.
Stone (EF. B.):
Lef-er-do. 8922.
Narada. 9437.
Optimist (The) 9618.
Rheu-ma-tiz. 9885.
Stone (H. L.) Secréte (La) 10069.
Stone (Mary A.) pseud. See Kunkel
are
(C.)
Stone (W. W.) O wonderful world of
light. 14540.
Stoner (HK. R.) Smuggleman (The) >
20518.
Stoney (F. E. A.) Our anniversary
day. 11951.
Storer (H. J.):
Barber of Bagdad. 12749.
Chieftain’s lament. 15951.
Father’s call. 16190.
Fireside song. 13334.
Four sentences. 2767.
God is love. 138468.
Hear me when I eall.
In September. 13806.
Kelvin slide. 16590.
Lamentation. 16626.
Lost spell. 16689.
Mother singing. 16863.
O mother dear, Jerusalem. 145380.
Prodigal (The). 17181.
Sea pictures. 10061.
Sinbad the sailor. 15030.
Spring’s message. 15148.
Sweet dreams of paradise. 15206.
Sweet is Thy mercy. 17481. .
Te Deum laudamus. 19183.
They told me gloom was roaming.
17488.
Storle (N.) Ragged beauties. 9818,
10887 (178).
Storm (B.):
Childhood. 17932.
My little deutscher boy. 16896.
Storms (J. E.) Sweethearts always.
6548.
Story (G. L.) If the sun don’t shine
for you. 4659.
Story (O. E.):
He got away with it.
Hot dog man. 8495.
I’d like to run an airship. 8548.
Meet me tonight, neath the big
are light. 14259.
Veteran (The) 24728.
Waitin’ for the moon.
Water lilies. 24750.
Story (P. B.) Gypsies’ carnival. 3119
(26), 4358.
Stothart (H. P.) Alpsburg. 12618.
Stott (H.) Light that ne’er grows
dim. 8979.
Stoughton (R.) Maid and the rose.
583.
25818.
16347.
24748.
2018
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Stover (Le R.):
Happy rag. 18229.
Red fern. 59387.
Sighing. 17311, 19065, 27039.
Sometime sweetheart mine. 19086.
Stow (H.):
Pining. 2485.
Smile and you have won the game.
12198.
Stowe (Mrs. M. H.)
with you. 4690.
In a little canoe
Stradella. 7182 (88).
Stradella (A) Pieta Signor. 20567.
Straé (S.) Cuba. 7801.
Strisser (E.) Sinfonie, G-dur. 22129.
Straight (C.):
In your dreams. 8719.
King of the Bungaloos. 4913.
Moon face. 9815, 15704 (115).
Straight (HE. B.) Straight system,
American school of double drum-
ming. 10268, 10269.
Strakosch (O. L.):
Back in the U. S. A. 3326.
Dreaming of the days gone bye.
3932, 11191.
To my little girl. 6689.
Strange (J. C.): Ever true. 16168.
Strassner (W. E.):
Columbian sons. 7723, 12958.
Greater Canton. 4340.
Maren MB... 2201.
Military life. 9286.
Strategists (The) 986.
Strathdee (J. G.) Irish eyes. 1994.
Stratton (A.) I know not why. 1897.
Stratton (W.):
Bouton de rose. 22662.
Leather bottelle. 23576.
Marguerite. 263837.
Nymphentanz. 26584.
Souvener (A.) tie.
Starlight. 27155.
To you. 27829.
Who'll buy. 24881.
Stratton music co.:
Dance of the robins. 1507.
Don’t you see, dear. 22911.
Home, dear home for me.
I know not why. 1897.
My Pauline. 5459.
Straub (C. HE.) On a summer night
in June. 24023.
Straube (G.) Puck. 24172.
Straube (W.) Weihnachtstraum (Hin)
23275.
6949.
Straus (H.) Valse lente. 6812.
Straus (J.) It’s joy to say good even-
ing. 21476.
Straus (0O.):
Ach, ein walzer heiss und siiss
7195.
Aéroplaneuse (Die) 7.
Bulgarian march. 3119 (4), 3542.
20)
20)
lend
Straus (O.)—Continued.
Canzone und boiero der
grifin. 3584, 7585.
Chocolate soldier. 129, 1153 (6),
T5S C0), Olt “(Gi Gils Gis
3664, 7667.
Das ist die beste marsch melodie.
7846.
Dernier cri. 180.
Des teufels hochzeit. 7874.
Didi. 185, 186, 1540, 1723, 18018.
Didi-walzer. 187, 7888, 16075.
Hinzugsmarseh. 25527.
Engelsfitigel. 1620, 4001.
Falling in love. 4059, 15704 (74).
Frauen-walzer. 281, 1703.
Friihlings-reigen. 23070.
Heut’ ist unser hochzeitstag. 394.
Hochzeitsnacht. 400.
Ich moécht’ euch gern beweisen,
wei gross meine liebe ist. 8649.
Immer der tapfere Kassian. 1958.
Kinderlieder t6net wieder. 8846.
Klinge aus dem paradies. 8861.
Laridon, larida, laridette. 531.
Letter song. 1153 (67).
Liebe und trompetenblasen.
Lied der Colombine. 2122.
Madame Castignac, das ist nicht
mein geschmack. 576.
Man erlaubt’s nicht. 585.
My hero. 1153 (86), 3119 (59),
5481.
Never was there such
8119 (60), 5515.
Prinzesslein und
5878, 9783.
Probiermamsell (Die) T79.
Schleiertanz. 847, 2624.
Schottischer hochzeitsmarsch.
2634.
Schottisches miidchen. S852.
Sieben (Die) t6richten jungfriiu-
lein. 870:
So wollen wir marschieren.
mark-
541,
a lover.
schweinehirt.
851,
10170.
Sympathy. 1153 (1138), 3119 (80),
10346.
Tal der liebe. 2812, 10854, 19177,
Dose
2815, 27241.
1153 (119),
6682.
Tapfere soldat. 972,
That would be lovely.
Tiralala. 8119 (ST),
Tschindadara, bumdadara, zur
lieb’gehéren zwei. 1022.
Um die linde geht der tanz. 10519.
Venus im griinen. 1057S.
Walzer-entr’acte. 1060.
What can we do without
8119 (94), 6956.
Strauss (G@. A.) Ode to
14546.
Strauss (H.):
Ave Maria.
Bridal chorus. 115 (
Brook (The) 11538 (1
a man,
saltimore,
11538
-
145
$ 168.
{S
INDEX
pts, ¥25
Strauss (H.)—Continued.
Forsaken. 1153 (151).
Lost chord. 1158 (154).
Rameaux (Les) 11538 (160).
Song of the toreador. 1153 (163).
Strauss (J.):
Contrapunktische paraphrase.
3749.
Divertissement. 16076.
Geh’, zahl, geh’, zahl. 8248.
Hand in hand. 83879, 16332.
Journalisten. 26101.
Kein ventigen diesem gleicht. 8837,
16588.
Liebe allein macht nicht satt.
8954.
Liebe (Das) geld. 8956.
New Vienna. 18752, 27171.
Reiche midchen. 9843-9850,
14827.
Where the citrous bloom.
Strauss (J.) jr.:
Aimer, boire, chanter.
Artist’s life waltzes.
Beau Danube bleu.
Feuilles du matin. 22130.
Mille et une nuits. 22131.
Sang viennois. 22132.
Southern roses. 10271.
Strauss (R.):
Adagio cantabile. 17403.
Elektra. 6476, 10272.
Feierlicher einzug.
6477.
Feuersnot. 12257, 22133.
Orchesterstudien. 17404, 24481,
Reverie. 22135.
Rosenkavalier (Der)
Salome. 6478, 12258.
Salomes tanz. 19132, 27178.
Solo-scéne de Salomé. 19134.
Stiindchen. 6479.
Wiegenlied und abendstille.
Streabbog (L.)
9005.
Streabbog (R.):
At the circus. 25031.
Bridal wreath waltz. 25188.
Clover blossoms. 25330.
Dance of the fairies. 25409.
Eglantine waltz. 25523.
Fairy godmother. 25593.
Grandma’s waltz. .25765.
Grandpa’s waltz. 25767.
Happy days. 25795.
20569.
6474.
10270.
6475.
937, 2770,
27172.
24498.
Little fairy waltz.
Little brother’s birthday. 26223.
Little sister’s birthday. 26226,
Mama’s birthday waltz. 26322.
Mama’s favorite. 263824.
Meadow brook. 26369.
Papa’s birthday march. 26712.
Papa’s pet. 26713.
Playmates. 26761.
Queen of the May. 26820.
Streabbog (R.)—Continued.
Tiny fingers. 27322.
Whip-poor will. 27515.
Streat (S. 8.) Petite bergére. 2469.
Strebor (A. C.) Gnomes’ dance. 4261.
Street (T.) Original interpretation of
mission bells. 24058.
Street (T. W.) Message (A) 5806.
Streeter (C.) Supplication. 6510.
Streeter (L. O.) Two songs. 24494.
Streeter (M. E.) Flying in the aero-
plane. 18148.
Streicher (J. A.) Vierundzwanzig
choral-vorspiele. 102738.
Strick (H.) Just a little girl to cheer
you. 18444.
Strickland bros. co. Just plain Jane.
18452.
Strickland (C. V.) & son:
Garland their graves.
Violet waltz. 27410.
Strickland (F.) Just plain Jane.
18452,
Strickland (1L.):
Fate. 19767.
We lift our hearts to Thee. 124386.
Strickshield (G.) Uncle Sam’s pole.
2913, 24686.
Strock (B.) Naval parade.
Strohm (C. L.):
Lieut. Capron’s march and two-
step. 26212.
Major Porter’s march and two-
step. 26319.
8228.
11860.
Strong (E. J.) Nellie waltz. 674.
Strong (F. G.) King Lion. 16598,
18470.
Stroud (A.):
In the land where the beautifui
Conway flows. 21456.
Keep the anchor charm I gave you.
26127.
Lady moon, good night. 4957.
Strouse (C. B.):
New Dixie song. 14476.
Tell mother Tl start to-day.
17461.
Strube (G.)
20578, 24497.
Symphony in B minor.
Strutt (A. E.) 38 pezzetti. 938.
Stuart (B. C.) Mr. Johnson, mine, I
tole yer so. 14822.
Stuart (CC...)
26439.
Stuart (F.)
rabbi’s daughter.
Stuart (1.):
Certain sort of father.
Moonlight strains.
27302.
20979.
Do you belong to anyone particu- ;
lar. 221087,
Havana. 376. x
Honeymoon in Peru. 8485.
I like ’em plump. 213876, 23338.
I’m glad my home is in the States.
21389,
2020
This is no place for a —
9
z
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dece., 1910
Stuart (L.)—Continued.
In Yucatan. 4735.
It’s dreadful to be an old maid.
21475.
Kalora’s entrance. 20055.
Land (The) of the free. 23566.
Little pot of tea. 21580.
Love’s lesson, 21612, 238674.
My Yankee Doodle girl. 23902.
Nursery rhymes. 21804, 23958.
Oh, what a chance to take. 24002.
Queen of my dreams. 21922,
24181, 26818.
Slim princess. 20514, 22073, 27071.
We will not live in a bungalow.
22317, 24766.
When the guards are passing by.
20745.
Stuart (M.):
Bittersweet. 15852.
Canton. 15910.
Dear one. 16060.
Stuart. (R. McH.):
But he ain’t by ’isself in dat. 7553.
Endless song. 8035.
One, two howdy do. 9610.
Waddling lesson. 10626.
Wibbly wabbably calf. 10780.
Stubbs (EH. E.) Beyond a world of
eare. 20924.
Stuecken (I. van der):
Junge liebe. 16572.
Klage. 4928.
Night has a thousand eyes.
Regret. 5945.
Waldesrauschen.
Stirtz (H.):
Beim fass. 12774.
Muittersprache. 14382.
Nachtigall (Die) 14456.
Wiichterlied. 15464.
Wohl sah ich manchen stolzen
strom. 15627.
Stults (R. M.):
Beloved. 19535, 22440 (19).
For love’s sweet sake. 19787.
Glad tidings. 28114.
5524.
10639.
Let me call you dearie. 20077,
22440 (41).
Love me again. 20126, 22440 (44).
Nightfall. 23988.
Shine on Mister Moon. 17306.
Sweetest story ever told. 6544.
Take me back to dear old Dixie.
eae
You, just you. 7138.
Stumpf (J.) Gruss an Wien. 25777.
Stunz (J. S.) I want to be a captain
of finance. 8624.
Sturges (HE. J.) Te Deum laudamus.
6581.
Sturgis (M. H.) Linda mia. 15704
(27).
Stutzman (C.) Two-bagger. 15375.
Stuyck (J.) Marche triomphale. 6454.
Suecess song bureau. You look just
like my Fritzie. 10844.
Suck (A. & D. H.)' Pas redouble.
15704 (42).
Suck (D. H.)
Suck (G. F.):
Austrian melody. 38119 (105).
Invitation to the dance.
(146).
Return of spring. 3119 (180).
Tyrolienne. 3119 (199).
Suck (H.) Nymphentanz. 26584.
Suck (O.) Carlsruher briganten
marseh. 22714.
Sudda (F. della.) :
Ballade. 12506.
In der hingematte.
Lacerta. 11601.
Menuett. 11778.
Resignation. 12506.
Walzer. 12264.
Wiegenlied. 12506.
Sudds (W. F.):
Anthem gems. 10887 (8).
Congenial hearts. 22809.
Creole dance. 17977.
Dainty dance. 7818.
God’s day of rest. 231381.
In a garden of melody. 1961.
Lights of slumber-port. 8977.
May I. 598.
Message of love. 9266.
National guide to reed organ play-
ing. 15704 (82).
National school for the piano-forte.
27645.
Nodding violets. 14493.
On with the dance. 9604.
Parlor organ treasury. 17742 (22).
Part-song galaxy. 24911 (51).
Swinging to sleep. 2802.
Sudessi (P.) :
Cantilena d’amore. 17896, 20978.
Pour un baiser. 21906.
Venetian serenade. 12404.
See Suck (G. F.)
3119
11496.
Stihne (Die). 2771.
Siiss (W.) Schule des modernen kla-
vierspiels. 26387.
Stisse (Die) Cora. 3199, 7548, 8845,
9269.
Siisse doktor. 3988-3940, 5271, 7116—
(ally
Suhr (H. W.) Let’s take a trip to love
land. 8942.
Suke(e)e:
Erlebtes und ertriiumtes. 1626.
Humoreska. 16405.
Menuetto. 3947.
Suk (V.):
Bereeuse. 251385.
Reminiscence. 26859.
Sulima (J.) Valseuse. 17579.
Sullivan (—):
At honor’s glorious call. 15772.
Awake the ery of battle. 19504,
2021
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INDEX
pt. 1 as., ¥. 5
Sullivan (—)—Continued.
Beleaguered (The) 25112.
Serenade (The) 27007.
Soldier’s life. 10176.
Sullivan (A.):
Birds in the night. 15850.
Brother, thou art gone before us.
15880, 25198.
Sullivan (A.S.):
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
8156, 16213, 19780.
H. M. S. Pinafore. 25785.
Little buttercup. 9000.
Long day closes. 26242-26244.
Looking back. 26250.
Lost chord. 1153 (154), 11667.
Mikado (The) 2257, 21697.
Mikado march. 16833, 20199.
Mikado waltz. 16834, 20200.
O mistress mine. 2377.
Once again. 26670.
Orpheus with his lute. 2432.
Three little maids from school.
17496, 20634.
Wand’ring minstrel.
Willow song. 3062.
Sullivan (D. J.):
Memory. 23774.
That’s what you get for being
Trish. 2885.
Sullivan (FE. W.) Send a wireless C. Q.
D. 6147.
Sullivan (T.):
Call again, Mr. Opportunity. 7570.
He was more like a friend than a
husband. 113738.
I’ve been in the rain. 1919.
If the shooting suit would suit.
4658.
Let’s have a day with the ladies.
14042.
Oh girls, nobody loves you like a
nice policeman. 23998.
Ruth, you know that’s not the
17630, 20720.
truth. 21988.
She’s living in my house now.
10118.
You don’t want a night light.
17731.
Who knows, who cares.
Sullivan (W. J.)
yD Gi Ne
God save our Presi-
dent. 4271.
Sullivan - Brooke (H.) My little
brownie maiden. 5444.
Sully (K.) Mizpah march. 16848.
Sulzbach (W.):
Abend (Der) 20820.
Drei Indianer. 210.
Missa vestiva i colli. 2272.
Paskolnikow-pliauntasie. 18844.
Totentanz (Der) 1017.
Traumbilder aus der ahnengruft
der Romanows. 19249.
Walzer. 497.
202
Sulze & Galler:
Burschenabschied. 19575.
So muess mei schitzle sei.
Summer (J. B.)
20521.
None of self and all
of Thee. 27647.
Summerfield & Hecht. You furnish
the girl. 15678.
Summer night. 19141.
Summer widowers. 15704 (64), 15704
(75), 15704 (104), 15704 (113),
15900, 15956, 15977, 16215, 16256,
16622, 16752, 17015, 17076, 17487,
17742 (42), 17742 (76), 17742 (78),
17742 (91), 19213, 19482, 20814 (32),
20814 (112).
Summers (B.) Judgment (The) 4863.
Summers (H.) Beauty’s shrine. 3383.
Summers (N. R.):
Brown eyes dearest to me.
My baby boy. 14885.
Only a look from your eyes to
mine. 14614.
Summy (C. F.) ¢o.:
Aeronaut (An) 3158.
Album of modern piano music.
U2NS:
Andantino in D. 21626.
Arrival of the guests. 3269.
At the masquerade. 10957.
Autumn. 1263.
Barcarolle. 20902, 22570.
Birds in the night. 15850.
Bohemian folk song. 15864.
Breakfast foods. 7519.
Bubble (The) 12854.
Characteristic melodies. 3644.
Circling the Christmas tree. 7693.
Come ye and let us walk in the
light. 1472.
Coming generation. 3738.
Country dance. 3767, 3768.
Cradle song. 1489.
Curriculum. 1499.
Daybreak. 25427.
Deck with wreaths our heroes
graves. T7872.
Dog fit. 1554.
Doll’s miniature suite.
Dream god. 179387.
Dreamland rose. 18182.
Fireflies. 25624.
Good morning. 4294.
Heart (The) 4416, 25821.
Heavenly Father shelter us. 13608.
Here comes the flag. 4440.
Home study book for beginners in
musie. 19912.
Hop, skip and jump. 4475.
Hostess after refreshment speech.
4479.
12851.
3890.
Hymn of consecration. 18292.
I love the old doll best. 1899.
I need Thee every hour. 86138.
In heavenly love abiding. 11499.
)
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:
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Summy (C. F.) co.— Continued.
In the moonlight. 4724.
Jolly haymaker. 11556.
Length of day. 166389.
Lil boy. 8982.
Longing for home. 26246.
Lord bless you and keep you.
20115.
Love. 5108.
Love, fix a day. 21599.
Love’s message. 21614.
Lullaby. 2559.
Lullaby of the Iroquois.
March. 6815.
Marching song. 5222.
May melody. 16781.
May the maiden. 2221.
Medley of American
songs. 5266.
Melodie. 238498.
Merry games. 5303.
Minnehaha and Hiawatha.
Motto school song. 5381.
My chaplet. 9363.
My tribute. 11851.
O come let us sing. 11890.
O were my love yon lilac fair.
14538.
Old clock. 21834.
Old rhymes with new melodies.
5639.
Ole March win’. 9585.
On the slopes of the dune.
2177.
national
5326.
21840.
On tiptoe. 5657.
One day. 21842.
One who came from foreign
climes. 5669.
Orchestra of June. 2480.
Our native song. 26691.
Out on the deep. 26698.
Palms (The) 18882.
Pat MeGee. 11977.
Prelude. 11792.
Procession around the birthday
- eake. 5879.
Reinecke children’s song. 26853.
Rejoice before the Lord. 12057.
Ring dance. 5979.
Robert Emmet song. 5990.
Rock-a-bye lady. 9920.
Rondo in D major. 9343.
Rose and the nightingale. 17204.
Roses. 9961.
Sail (A) 2601.
Sea nymphs’ frolic. 24317.
Serenade. 27007.
Shepherd, show me how to go.
6175.
Skipping. 6298.
Smaller rondo. 7428.
Smuggleman (The) 20518.
Snowball bush. 10166.
Soldier boys. 6837.
Somebody. 10192.
Sonata. 5644.
ee
Summy (C. F.) co.—Continued.
Sonatina. 10239.
Song of love. 2731.
Spanish dance. 6423,
Springtime dance. 12245, 22117.
Summer engagement. 6492.
Sumum bonum. 2775.
Sunshine. 24511.
Sweet violets. 15212.
Swinging beneath the apple blos-
soms. 12296.
Tar’s farewell.
Tate. 6575.
Teddy bear. 6587.
"Tis spring. 15315.
To you. 2880.
Toccata from Oedipe a Thebes.
2881.
Torpedo and the whale.
Until the morning’s light.
Valsette. 17059, 28494.
Waltz. 6316.
Waving branches. 6926.
Welcome, pretty primrose.
When daisies pied and violets
blue. 17650.
Whirl about. 7018.
Whither. 223869.
Windmill (The) 22892.
Wondrous words of love.
Wreath of roses. 19411.
Sumner (J. S.) Little maid of old
Chicago. 23627.
Sumrall (W. H.) Waiting and watch-
ing for me. 15476.
Suneroft mus. co. I’m satisfied to be
without a Sweetheart. 4586.
Sunday school book. 949.
Sunday school voices. 15190.
Sunlight music co. :
Alabama shuffle. 7211.
Cannibal isle. 3580.
Dat Alabama shuffalo, 17996.
Does anybody here know Nancy.
13129.
Don’t say good-bye forever.
Even you don’t know. 8064.
Father, don’t get stewed again to-
night. 25608.
I'll be with you, honey, in honey
suckle time. 8572.
I want to go back
18341.
If my wife could only see me now.
18364.
In dear old Tennessee.
Loving heart. 90ST.
My husaban Sylvest.
Smiling moon. 20517.
Something seems to tell me there'll
be wedding bells for me. 19088.
Stack-o-lee. 27149.
That’s ever loving love. 20616,
We'll go back to Erin some day.
6938.
27244.
17521.
15396.
17642.
7088.
7920.
to
yeorgia.
4696.
“HOO
93S.
‘ on
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INDEX
Dt. a, Be sy Vib
Sunlight music co.—Continued.
What’s the matter with Reilly.
10704.
Sunny side of Broadway. TT.
Superior music pub. co. Laurel song
series. 4977.
Superior sex. 19148.
Suppé (F. von) :
Light cavalry. 952, 2788, 6507.
Miner’s dream. 2264.
Ty native land. 6508.
Poet and peasant. 17110, 22146.
Tantalusqualen. 2784.
Supplement to teacher’s book of sam-
ples. 6509.
Surdo (J.):
Blest life divine. 12815.
Oh, for an eye to see. 14558.
Oh, restless hand. 14566.
Sing, robin, sing. 24381.
Surzyfiski (M.):
Msza. 93845.
Requiem. 9864.
Susannens geheimniss.
Suter (H.):
Abendsegen. 3187.
Advent. 3148.
Friihling (Der) 4184.
Schall der nacht. 6099.
Sutherland (R. W.):
Don’t be too near the land of
mafhana. 21093.
Old legend. 21887.
Sutherland (W.):
Boy Dan. 15870.
Don’t be too near the land of
mafhana. 21093.
Great divide. 1800.
Olympian stag song, 2414.
Suitie (J.) O Bethlehem. 5570.
5507.
Sutton (F.) Ripples. 14862.
Sutton’ CEH. OG.)
I wonder. 19381.
Little lady. 2140.
My dream of long ago. 9369.
Sabbath bells. 8386, 1158 (101).
Sutton (J. C.) American beauty rag.
24978.
Sutton (K.) Prometheus vinctus.
9789.
Sutton (T.):
Arab lullaby. 3255,
Love’s magic gate. 11684.
Song of gladness. 19089.
Svedman (H.R.) My blessed Saviour
Jesus. 21747.
Svehla (R.) :
Processional march. 18903.
Twilight. 153868.
Syeinbjornsson (S.):
Like! a Wac. otek,
O Gud vors lands. 18769.
Winter roses. 19396.
Svendsen (J.) Saeterjentens sgndag.
18996.
Svendsen (J. S.) Romance. 6003.
Svet (M.) Ah! I have sighed to rest
me. 7205.
Swain (A. EK. M.) When the shadows
longer grow. 15566.
Swain (C. L.) Little Ann Warner.
5053.
Swain (H. E.) When the shadows
longer grow. 15566.
Swan (A. F.) There’s no one coming
home to me. 22202.
Swan & co. Good old days. 13496.
Swango (EK. M.) My prairie bride.
18724.
Swann (I.) Valentine waltzes.
Swarthout (D. M.):
Polonaise in A flat. 241384.
Waltz. 24523.
Swartz (KE. EH.) Characteristic mel-
odies for beginners. 38644.
Swartz (J.) Dougherty. 11180.
Sweeley (C. C.) Our band. 24061.
Sweeley (C. S.) My lady Marion.
26489.
Sweeley (N. F.):
Pay-day. 2454.
19287.
Say, girl, come waltz with me.
24281.
Sweeney (W.) Two Bills. 153876,
24911 (188).
Sweet (A.) Keep a-movin’. 13951.
Sweet (A. C.) Coeur d’Aléne. 15970,
21014.
Sweet (W. S.) In the valley where
the wild rose blooms. 8717.
Sweet Innisfallen. 108, 396, 918, 954.
Sweet sixteen. 5238, 6506, 7863, 8197,
8362, 8586, 8625, 8701, 9114, 9555,
9950, 10828-10832, 10421, 26512.
Sweetest girl in Paris. 20953, 21094,
21342, 21386, 21402, 21418 215382,
21658, 21795; 221855) .223 ee
22318, 22440 (28), 22440 (388),
22440 (66).
Sweetser (E.) Fandango land.
13296.
Sweney (J. R.):
Ark of praise. 7182 (5).
Come, O come. 7734.
Give Him glory. 8268.
Give us, Lord, our daily bread.
8272.
Go on your way rejoicing. 8296.
His vineyard. 8470.
His way is best. 8471.
Hood’s earols. 27625.
I have trusted. 8559.
Light in the clouds. 8975.
Lord’s anointed King. 9042,
No cross for me. 9477.
No longer under the law. 9478.
O to do something. 145387.
Our loving Redeemer. 9629. .
Rest at home. 14886.
Royal fountain, no. 38. 15704 (46).
2024
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Sweney (J. R.)—Continued.
Safe in the fold. 9988.
Shepherd of Israel. 15002.
Songs of redeeming love.
(164).
Speak for Jesus. 10234,
Where Thou callest me. 15588.
With Thy children praising Thee.
15623.
Swepstone (E.):
Songs for children. 10215.
Two little songs. 6551.
Swett (H. B.) My snow shoe girl.
1153
20259.
Swett (J. A.) Girl and the automo-
bile. 23095.
Swift (C. A.) My Colorado home.
18702.
Swift (Mrs. H. D.) I’m from Ire-
land. 13713.
Swift (G. H.) Martin Luther’s hymn.
26351.
Swift (N.) Bass-clef land. 1283,
Swift (S.) I wonder what’s the mat-
11478.
Forbidden fruit.
ter with the moon.
Swingle (Mrs. 0.)
21199.
Swisher (M. D.):
Shine on Mister Moon. 17306.
There’s no one quite so dear as
you. 27289.
Swiss hero. 19160.
Sykes (R. R.) Whose hat is that
upon the rack. 12494.
Sylvestre (L.) Eleonore. 11207.
Sylvia. 6818.
Szalit (P.) Intermezzo. 27222.
Szule (J.):
Jeune fille. 2025.
Mon triste coeur. 16850.
Nuit d@’Ispahan. 11889.
Sehnsucht. 19037.
Sonate. 17439.
Trois rencontres. 2900.
Valse de Cynthia. 2926.
Szymanowski (K.)
fuge. 14753.
Tabor (K.) Kitty Karney. 11590.
Tabrar (J.):
For months and months
months. 23037.
For nights and nights and nights.
23038.
I never hear from them. 4598.
Jack Smiles’ popular laughing
song. 138877.
When the bells ring out for Rosie.
24807.
Taddei (O.):
Granite City march.
Priludium and
and
8340.
Reverie. 9879.
Taggart (L.) We love the place.
3001.
Tagliafico (D.) When sweet birds
sing. 6978.
2029
Taitt (L.) Message of the bells. 9267.
Takaori (B. S.) Banzai dance. 7395.
Tal der liebe. 2812, 5878, 7195, 7585,
7846, 8846, 8861, 9783, 10170, 10354,
10519, 27232.
Talamo (R.)
iste. 7641.
Talbot (H.):
Arcadians (The) 28, 1232, 7304.
Belle of Brittany. 67, 1297.
My motter. 2315.
Only girl alive. 9613.
Talbot (O.) Napoleon valse.
Talbott (A. M.)
sailing home.
Taleott (J. A.)
ment. 15851.
Tales of Hoffmann. 2387, 9541, 11907,
14549, 14550, 17001, 20808, 21819,
23981, 23990, 26624.
Talley (H. B.) Id like to kiss a gir]
Charme du mandolin-
5494.
When Teddy comes
19868.
Bishop college supple-
like you. 183800.
Tallis (1.):
Canadiana march. 7579.
Canadiana waltzes. 19583.
Island of love. 8745.
Tallis (T.) All people that on earth
do dwell. 1185.
Tallis-Creamer music pub. co.:
Canadiana march. 7579.
Island of love. 8745.
Tallman (A.) I’d like to have a girlie
just like you. 8542.
Tam O’Shanter. 16878.
Tams (A. W.) Eugen Onégin. 10496.
Tanered. 24241.
Tandler (A.):
Boy scout. 20951.
Come where the
grows. 21028.
Tankard (G.) Shaughnessy’s skating
rink. 6167.
Tanner (A. R.) They’re playing our
favorite waltz my dear. 19208.
Tanner & Lambert pub. co. They’re
playing our favorite waltz my dear.
19208.
Tannhiiuser. 2978, 2980, 10631, 15466,
golden orange
15468, 15470, 15478, 15474, 17610,
17612, 17615, 22288, 22291.
Tape (G. W.) Memories. 16802.
Tapfere Kassian. 1958.
Tapfere soldat. 972, 2815, 25527,
27241.
Tapley (B. C.):
Kaiser sonate. 238519.
Knights of Columbus waltzes.
2079.
Tapper (T.) Natural music charts.
668.
Tarantino (A. J.) Cuddling glide.
228382.
Tarelli (H.) Monte en l'air, 26481.
Tarenghi (M.):
Bagatelle.
K-aONm
(oso.
INDEX
pt. 111, 0.s.,v.5 §
Tarenghi (M.)—Continued.
Berceuse. 7452.
Canzone. 24558.
Doux souvenir.
Kelat de rire. 16129.
Fantasticando. 22991.
Improvviso. 23424,
Murmure de printemps.
Nocturne. 10364.
Page d’amour. 17057.
Petit caprice. 9688.
Petite féte champetre.
Petite valse de salon.
Promenade amoureuse.
Santa Lucia. 10009.
Serenade triste. 17291.
Tartini (G.):
Arioso. 7309.
Larghetto. 14008.
Sonata in A minor. 6574.
Trille du diable. 175380.
Variationen tiber ein tema von
7927.
16873.
17086.
24101.
24168.
Corelli. 24705.
Tastenschrift. 27245.
Tate (A. E.) Do you remember.
25468.
Tate (G. H.) Go and forget. 8294.
Tate (J. W.) Just like the dear old
swing. 2047.
Paubert (I. Ox)
Canzonet. 24561.
In a March night. 8683.
Lurili. 11696.
Morning glories. 2291.
Taubert (W.):
Taupman, (B. Du B:;) :
Hats off to W. M. A. 16348.
Stealing a kiss. 10260.
Taubmann (O.):
Zwei gedichte. 24562.
92° psalm. 27610.
Tauwitz (E.)
Tayler (A. A.) 0.
march. 19997.
Imperial guard
Tayler (E. D.) Song-trifies. 12215.
Tayler: CH. IN.) Trees in spring.
27342.
Taylor (—) Echo (The) 22950.
Taylor (Ag:
"E guaie d’America. 7974.
He’s more than all this world to
me. 113868.
In Jesus’ name, 11500.
On the Rocks of Ages. 11987.
Peace on my soul. 11980.
We'll sweep thro’ the gates of
gold. 12488.
We're going on. 12441.
Will you take the gospel there.
12515.
Zion melodies.
Taylor (Bz) -
Dogzigity rag. 16086.
My love will find a way.
Savannah. 10017.
12559.
20253.
Sing little birds. 12186. *
Taylor (B. 8.) Old camp-meeting |}
songs. 20318.
Payilor 4 Cay:
In the warm blue summer
weather. 23452.
See, see what a wonderful smile.
24320.
Sleep, little baby. 24894.
Taylor (C. B.) ‘Taylor’s first term
at the piano. 976.
Taylor (C. H.):
Love me dear just for a day.
14137.
We've been chums. 193839.
Taylor (D.):
It’s never too late to learn. 11542,
24911 (182).
Jolly the boarders along. 138906.
Mountain Maiden. 11810, 17742
(42)
Taylor (E.):
My Dixie dream. 16886.
My southern rose. 11538 (88),
144389.
Taylor (E. D.):
To my ain dear lassie. 10460.
To Norah. 24630.
Two songs. 6578.
Taylor (EK. N.) Three offertory sen-
tences. 24563.
Taylor (H. C.) Songs of Williams.
20547.
Taylor CH. Jc
Eve of Waterloo. 1633.
Memories. 5280, 9242.
Minuetto. 6579.
Taylor (H. M.) ‘Though the world
has proved untrue. 12348.
Taylor (H..S.) & cee
I just can’t analyze my Anna Lize.
8564.
You’re mine, all mine. 12548,
15687.
Paylor “Gia
Gridiron (The) 4849.
Here’s to your eyes. 4443.
*Vourneen, Mavourneen. 10621.
Taylor (J. H.) Back to the jungles.
12729.
Taylor (J. oe
I wake to find it was a dream.
13737.
Little cottage on the hill. 14084.
New York girl. 9463.
Taylor (J. 8.) Hoist the flag. 18266.
Taylor (L.) My one _ sweetheart.
«11846.
Taylor (L. M.) Hail to Pim. j2s1ot
Taylor (L. N.) I will swing from a
pine: « 13752.
Taylor (M. E. R.) One nation, one
country, one flag. 20327. —
Taylor (T.):
Down by the old mill stream.
19709.
2026
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, . Jan. —Dec., 1910
Taylor (T.)—Continued.
eller (A.)
Kentucky Sue. 8839.
Kidding. 26133.
No one cares for me. 26564.
Sweet angel eyes, 6519.
That ragtime melody. 10402,
15271.
Taylor music co. My one sweetheart.
11846.
Tchakoff (I.):
Persian lullaby. 9684.
Sambo’s picnic. 22008.
Teachers’ music pub. co. Tidings of
victory. 17500.
Teasdale (L.) For Killarney and
you. 8170, 15704 (77), 238036,
Teasley (D. O.):
Angel chorus. 3234.
Glory of God. 8285.
Tech show. Queen of the cannibal
isles. 14802.
Teddlie (T. S.) He saved me by His
grace. 13596.
Teddlie (V. O.) Come this way.
12966.
Teich (C. F.)
Au clair du soleil. 25035.
Quand de soleil se couche. 26816.
Stindchen. 27150.
Teich (O.) O junge was siehste
schlecht aus. 26598.
Teike (C.):
Emperor’s parole. 21132.
Staunch and true. 6460.
Telemaco (Il) 19827.
Telemann (G. P.) Sonata in H. 6593.
Tellam (H.):
Chanson naive. 15927, 17918,
20982.
Quante si bella. 9804, 14797,
18920, 20402.
Rose, ma mie, 6015.
Hochste steiger. 1386388.
Teller (C.) He leads me still. 4410.
Teller music pub. co.:
Care and carelessness. 1381.
Peace, perfect peace. 5753.
Ten solo exercises. 3485.
“Tellier GAS):
Bien-étre. 3484.
Cara. 12896..
Méditation. 9225.
Pavane Récamier. 18855.
Sérénade espagnole. 27012.
|
‘Telma (M.):
Cascade (La) 17904.
Dream melody. 18046.
Rosa mystica. 18978.
‘Tempest (The) 19375.
Temple (G.):
Little drummer
23624.
Love’s eventide. 18578.
Over the dreamland sea.
of Gravelotte.
5716.
Temple (H.) ’Tis all that I can say.
123848.
Tenaglia (F.) Aria. 12662.
Tenaglia (R. G.) Lullaby. 18588.
Tennant (Mrs.) New moon. 11875.
Tenny (N.):
Chicken isle. 25285.
Dixine my pretty southern queen.
25466
Never take your friends to see
Venus. 26539.
Tenth Presbyterian Church:
Forward soldiers bold and fear-
less. 13380.
Summer suns are glowing.
Teres (A.)
Antique danse.
Concert romance.
Enchanting melodie.
Leben zol Amerika.
Lullaby. 21621.
Over the waves. 18827.
Teresa be mine. 23898, 26976.
Terhune (A.):
Chinese child’s day.
Colonial carols
22791:
Faith. 8103.
Jimmie McCann. 8785.
Song at dusk. 10200, 24422.
Syrian woman’s lament. 19163,
Ternoveans (G.) Ma mie. 2181.
Terpening (C. S.) My flying machine.
5426.
Terrasse (C.) Marriage Télé-
maque. 14221.
Terry (F. E.):
Castanet song. 22719.
Faith, hope, and charity. 18114.
15182.
25011.
19649.
18086.
8914.
19617.
for children.
de
In the canoe. 2384389.
Merry conversation. 23790.
Serenade. 24338.
T-r-o-u-b-l-e. 27849.
Twilight (A) story. 24680.
Winding (A) path. 24850.
Terry (I. W.) Comet (The) 15988.
Terry (P.) Dearest girl I ever knew—
that’s you. 18088.
Terry (R. R.) Benediction service.
7449.
Terry (V. H.) Take me to Al-Fresco.
20595.
Terry (W.) Down at Blankton-on-
Sea. 138157.
Teschemacher (EH.) Romany songs.
2575.
Teschner (W.) Sonate. 22180.
PPesiG. Cla)
Aida. 17585.
Charming waltz. 15945.
Fiat polka. 1662.
Poet and peasant. 17110.
Traviata. 17588.
Tessarini (C.):
Sonata in G. 6606.
2027
68294—10——38
INDEX
_ pt. THES, v.5 |
Tessarini (C.)—Continued.
Sonate 4 tre G dur. 19196.
Sonate en ré majeur. 2832.
Tewson (W.) Good morning! Mister
Sunshine. 25758.
Thach (R. G.) Washington and Lee
Swing. 15491.
Thacker (H.) End of the way.
25549.
Thacker (J. E.) Do you give the Lord
your best. 7901.
Thalberg (S.)) Berceuse. 3119 (112).
Thaler (F. A.) Love me kid. 21602.
Thaler (R.):
. Kama. 2051.
Old Glory. 17020.
Qui vive. 5909.
Thaler music pub. co.
21602.
Thalia-theater-verlag:
Auf verbotenen wegen. 15782.
Dorfmusik (Die) 21096.
Ehe vom kurfiirstendamm. 161338.
Kleine bonne. 16608.
Komm mein schatz in den Luna-
park. 21527.
Manne hak’ mir mal die taille auf.
21632.
Tolle welt. 17516.
Wer kann dafiir. 24786, 27470.
Love me kid.
Wie schon bist du Berlin. 22376.
Tharp (O. J.) Pass me not, O gentle
Saviour. 14678.
Thatcher (J.) Chautauqua salute.
: 17927.
Thaxter (W.) Morning glory. 14855.
Thayer (A.) God is our hope and
Strength. 21255.
Thayer (E.) See Thayer (E. D.)
Thayer (E. D.) Pedal studies for the
organ. 10887 (56).
Thayer (H. C.) Columbian sons.
7723, 12958.
Thelan (L.) If you can’t tell how
you love me, write a book. 18366.
Thelan (N. G.) Just a sweet bouquet
of flowers. 4876.
Thelen (A.):
Attila. 7334.
Glocklein im tale. 8280.
Hexlein (Das) 8456.
Rosenzeit, herzeleid. 2594.
Theophil (J.) They always do.
Therien (F.) Summer time is sweet-
‘heart time. 17416.
Thésée. 249389, 26787, 27347.
They loved a lassie. 1909, 2974, 7033.
Thiebes piano co.:
Alpine glide. 24965.
Arbutus. 12658.
Arrival of the queen. 12668.
Bells of Strassburg. 7440.
Bumble bee. 7547.
Chimes of Notre Dame.
6645.
11082.
2028
Thiebes piano co.—Continued.
Dying poet. 16123.
Evening. 19748.
Fairy court. 19759.
Fern leaves. 18317.
Flight of the doves. 138350.
Flower dance. 183855.
Harp player and his son.
Hide and seek. 8457.
Home to our mountains. 27397.
Infantry parade. 20020.
Joyful sounds. 138910.
Light artillery. 20091.
Little study. 11650.
Playful peasant. 26759.
Pleasures of May. 14728.
Rippling wavelets. 12072.
Salut 4 Pesth. 26952.
Snow queen. 20519.
Thee. 15278, 17480.
Two larks. 20667.
Valse des elfes. 10555.
Village queen. 15444.
Thiebes-Stierlin music ¢co.:
Butterflies and bees. 3550.
Call me all the names that you|
ean think of. 3572.
Consolation. 149. |
Convent bells. 1478.
Country parade. 1487.
Dream of the shepherdess.
Evening shadows. 4031.
Florentina. 1680.
Grand parade. 1796.
Meadow lark. 2226.
Military step. 5319.
Miniature waltz. 2265.
Petite. 5771.
Please let me hold you closer.)
5812.
Spring blossoms. 6442.
Sweet violets. 6542.
Swing song. 960.
19879.
1577. |
Thiede (M.):
Abendstimmung. 22446.
Eibenbaum (Der) 18071.
Lustiges lied. 11698. i
Thiel (W. J.C.) Lend a helping hand.)
4995.
Thieriot (F.):
Konzert. 19210.
Meine lust ist leben. 18629.
Thies (G.) nachf. (L. Schutter) Schule!
des modernen klavierspiels. 2637. ©
Thirion (L.) Quatuor. 14799. i
Thogerson (O. J.) Spray of the falls)
27140. ;
Thomae (A.): ;
Allerseelen. 7239.
Ann’ Marie. 7288. :
Flottenlied. 4117.
Liebesbote. 8960. 1
Wo bleibt die poesie. 15626.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Thomas (Adelaida) :
Merry vales. 611.
Prospice. 782.
Thomas (Ambroise)
(C. L. A.)
Thomas (A. G.) Flower of May. 269.
See Thomas
Thomas (B. K.) Teddy Roosevelt
march. 20603.
Thomas (C.):
No crown without the _ cross.
22440 (7).
Ye midnight stars. 10887 (88).
Thomas (C.,J.,J.R.,& A. E.) Mother’s
prayer. 10887 (45).
Thomas (C. L. A.):
Célébres lecons de solfége.
Choral fantasia on Mignon.
Mignon. 2256, 26404.
Polonaise from Mignon. 15300.
Raymond. 2535, 17490, 19649.
Songe d’une nuit d’été. 27308.
Thomas (D.) Bard (The) 22572.
Thomas (D. 8.) Cor-drysor. 22813.
Thomas (F. J.) Fondness true blue.
23035.
Thomas (H.) Then I'll say good-bye.
24594.
Thomas (H. LE.)
17908.
Thomas (J. A.)
me. 22188.
Thomas (J. H.) Be happy. 22583.
Thomas (J. M.) My bonnie highland
bell. 9359.
Thomas (J. R.):
Cottage by the sea. 1485.
Softly o’er the rippling waters.
6331.
Thomas (J.R.) See also Thomas (C.)
Thomas (L. F.) Love me for a min-
ute. 18568.
Thomas (L. T.):
Golden leaves. 8307.
High in the air is the best place
to spoon. 23253.
Thomas (M. B.):
In the shadow of the old rustic
mill. 4728.
Philippino band. 24109.
Saxaphone sextette march. 24280.
Thomas brothers march. 24610.
Thomas (M. E.):
Family tree. 8107.
Where do you think I came from.
10753.
Thomas (P.):
Eastern nights. 25516.
Lieben und lassen. 11625.
1394.
12341.
Centennial song.
That’s enough for
Thomas (S8.) Roses. 9962.
Thomas (S. W.) City boy. 22781.
Thomas (W. H.) Kismet. 4922.
Thomason (L. C.):
I would like to marry a girl like
you. 16467.
Purdue Army. 9802.
Thomassin (D.) 22206,
Thomé (F.):
Adieu Suzon. 17750.
Andante religioso. 1215, 15749.
Au bord de V’eau. 12689.
Carillons de Noél. 17901.
Sonate.
Chanson d’Eviradnus. 25266.
Chanson du vannier. 25268.
Chant du crépuscule. 252738.
Contraste. 3750.
Douleur. 25482.
Hivangile (Un) 18265.
Tl était une fois. 18370.
Lucie. 16716.
Mélodie. 27304.
Menuet. 18634.
Menuet de la mariée. 14272.
Mimi Pinson, 26409.
Offrande. 26633.
Page blanche. 26708.
Rappelle-toi. 17152.
Scaramouche. 6097.
Simple aveu. 6272, 12182.
Simple confession. 17320.
Triomphe (Le) 19252.
Trois poésies de Victor Hugo.
27305.
Trumpeter’s betrothed. . 22227,
Variations sur le Carnaval de
Venise. 20689.
Viens, une flate invisible.
Waltz-melody. 10648.
Thomé (J.):
Chimes of gold. 3661.
Marine flashes. 9157.
Rapid fire. 24185.
Society waltz. 6327.
Thomé (R.) Mignonne.
Thompson (A. M.):
Fire-flies. 25624.
Old rhymes with new melodies.
5639.
Schoolm’am. 22019.
Sunshine. 24511.
Thompson (A. S.) Iowa song. 13854.
Thompson (C.):
Dear old New York for mine.
25434.
Little bunch of roses.
Thompson (C. W.) & Co.:
Abide with me. 3138.
All glory laud and honor.
Allégresse gavotte. 9219.
Aloha march. 12611.
And you away. 7278.
April morning. 22528.
Barearolle. 7402.
Blarney (The) 12812.
Bless the Lord O my soul.
Bless ye the Lord. 17857.
Bluebell (The) 3470.
Boat song. 25170.
Bonnie June. 1388.
Broken dreams of slumberland.
22674.
By the firelight.
27407.
23810.
553.
20831.
25158.
3558.
2029
INDEX
pt. 1a Sve
Thompson (C. W.) & co.—Continued.
By the glowing light. 17887.
Call of the hills. 17890.
Chieftains lament. 15951.
Combination finger and _ trans-
position exercises. 25341.
Content. 25371.
Cradle song. 138010.
Dolphins caprice. 25472.
Dream is o’er. 18045.
Dream (The) robber.
Drinking song. 16117.
Faithful shepherd feed me. 25598.
Fishing. 183838.
Five songs. 213855.
22928.
Fleurs (Les) 4107.
For remembrance. 25689.
God is our refuge. 21256.
Guide me O Thou great Jehovah.
25780.
Happy hearts a Maying. 23205.
He inclines unto me. 11365.
Heal me O my Saviour. 22264.
He’d nothing but his violin. 18235.
Highland march. 8468.
Hour of prayer. 23295.
Humoresque. 21354.
I lay my sins on Jesus.
In His steps. 26010.
Indian summer. 8723.
Isle of dreams. 4775.
It came upon a midnight clear.
26050.
Jesus lover of my soul.
June roses. 8807.
Just one college. 8824.
Keep Thou my soul. 26128.
Kelvin side. 16590.
Largo. 43861.
Legend of
26182.
Let him that glorieth. 5001.
Life. 21565.
Little past. 18537.
Longing. 9032.
Lord is my Shepherd. 20117.
Lord’s prayer. 21594.
Lost spell. 16689.
Love come. 5638.
Love divine. 9054.
Love quest. 26270.
Love song. 23665.
Love’s answer. 5140.
Lullaby. 5157, 28686, 26287.
21375.
4833.
Saint Christopher.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
14178.
Mayflower. 14244.
Mazurka-caprice. 5258.
Memories. 26384.
Minuet. 9292.
Mother singing. 16863.
Musical thoughts. 217388.
Must it be. 26469.
My bonnie Jean. 5418.
Nearer my God to Thee. 9447.
Thompson (C. W.) & co.—Continued.
Nineteen fifteen. 21790.
Now the day is over. 26580.
O love that will not let me go.
699.
O memory. 700,
O perfect love. 9522.
O white sails out on the sea. 95382.
Oh the bitter shame and sorrow.
9553.
Pack clouds away. 5724.
Pastorale in G. 2450.
Polonaise. 9725.
Proposal. 9798.
Risen King. 9905.
Sapphie Ode. 24271.
Serenade. 243845.
Seven responses. 4457.
Skylark (The) 10152.
Slumber song. 22076.
Song of cherries. 6375.
Song of the brook. 12212.
Song of the north wind. 10208.
Song of the toreador. 25152.
Song of the wandering knight.
6387.
Song of the waves. 6888.
Stay at home, my heart. 6461.
Still still with Thee. 24475.
Sun of my soul. 20578.
Sweet and low. 6518.
Sweetheart. 15214.
Te Deum laudamus. 977.
Thou art the sun. 10427.
Three songs. 18934.
Thy perfect peace.
Thy twilight eyes.
Trusting. 27351.
Trysting place. 273858.
Twice in a life. 10505.
Twilight. 6748, 27359.
Two responses. 4458.
Two seasons. 67638.
Under thy window. 24687.
Via sacre. 6848.
Waltz in C sharp minor. 37900.
Wayward fancies. 10674. —
What is man. 193853.
When, 223844.
When days are dreary. 27479.
Whip-poor-will (The) 7016.
Woman’s song. 7087.
Thompson (De K.) When I think
of home and you. 10721, 10887
(210).
Thompson (H. J.):
Friendship. 24911 (10).
Moonlight will come again. 24911
(38).
Thompson (G.. V.):
Jesus died for me.
20637.
10448.
13893.
Out on the hilltops. 14645. -
Thompson (H.):
At an evening entertainment.
20873
2030
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Thompson (H.)—Continued.
Educated monkey. 16132.
Lillian waltz. 21572.
Raymond march. 21928.
Trip to the comet. 22224.
Thompson (H. A.):
Hayseed. 4398.
Moonlight. 23842.
Shawondasee waltz.
Thompson (J.):
Love’s eyes. 201382.
There’s no girl like you.
You. 20792.
Thompson (J. C.) Ye college days.
3090.
19055.
2846.
Thompson (J. L.)
Thompson (J. P.) Manxey fays. 2197.
Thompson (L.) Ill be waiting with
the silvery stars. . 8571.
Thompson (lL. S.) What is man.
Jealousy: 16550.
19353.
Thompson (R.) Persian hunting
song. 5765.
Thompson (R. G.):
Bells at sunset. 19534.
Dance of the flower fairies. 19671.
Dance of the marionettes. 19673.
Elves at play. 19733.
T’ll praise my Maker. 25925.
Kelly took a flying trip. 26129.
Love’s harvest. 26281.
Once upon a time. 20326.
Rejoice in the Lord. 26856.
Spring morning. 20559.
Thompson (S. R.) MHere’s to our
country. 25837.
Thompson (W. L.)
GE. ab.)
Thompson (W. R. & R. C.)
lovin’ game. 22186.
Thompson mus. co.:
All -I want is my honey boy. 18.
Aurora. 25045.
Come to me now. 3781.
Comedienne (The) 3735.
Dream, dream, dream. 13170.
Fourth of July. 138388.
Good enough for me. 331.
Honey I want you. 407.
I am leaving. 23316.
See Thompson
That
I’m awfully fond of you. 8594.
I’m so blue. 4587.
In the bright moonlight. 466.
In Zululand. 478.
Just say you'll be mine.. 510.
Little rose I love you so. 23638.
My dusky babe. 93874.
My Killarney maid. 9393.
Old Vermont. 5645.
Over the far blue hills. 9687.
Ragtime baseball. 801.
Ripples. 9900.
Safety pin catch. 6049.
She wasn’t very pretty. 6169.
Thompson mus. co.——-Continued.
She’s everything and then some
more. 27019.
Tell me what you think of me.
24573.
You musn’t make such eyes.
10845.
You’re the sweetest girl I ever
knew. 10854.
Thomsett (R. G.) Te Deum lauda-
mus. 10369.
Thomson (B.):
Brown bird and roses. 22676.
Love’s atonement. 23671.
Thomson (C.) Zigeuner-rhapsodie.
12556.
Thomson (E. C.):
Quaker lady. 14796.
Summer idyl. 15177.
Thony (C.) Vertige. 2949.
Thorberg (EH. A.) MHalleluya, nu Kris-
tus ar uppstanden. 8375.
Thorn (D. D.) If you just know how.
19991.
Thorn (J. D.) Teddy’s coming home
again. 20604.
Thorne (EK. H.) I begynnelsen var
ordet. 25898.
Thornley (B.) Guard Thou my heart.
4354.
Thornton (J.) When you were sweet
sixteen. 27505.
Thorschmidt (C.) That’s when you’ll
miss me most, sweetheart. 6623.
Thorwell (R.) Originalio. 9624.
Three girls from school. 6661.
Three million dollars. 19707, 19757,
19783, 19824, 19949, 19951, 20083,
20097, 20098, 20251, 20367, 20371,
20592, 20617, 22208, 24617, 26191,
PROPOR PAT PATS
Three twins.
Three White
27149.
Threlfall (G. A.):
Hurrah for Portola.
Jungle man. 4872.
Thiimer (O.) Thumer's
pleasure. 27312.
Thuener (M. H.)
Thuille (1L.):
160, 10432.
Kuhns. Stack-o-lee.
414,
hours of
In roseland. 13805.
Rosenlied. 9958.
Traumsommernacht. 10480, 10481.
Thunder (H. G.) Simorgh (The)
O21.
Thurban (T. W.):
Aboo Tabah. 22655.
Buy jingo. 108.
Camel's parade. 11041.
Chantecler (Le) T6384, 25176.
zee whiz. 25688.
Kelly's to kingdom come.
4908.
Lola Lee. 26287.
Mandy on the mash.
gone
22654.
INDEX
Thurban (T. W.)—Continued.
Oh, you kid. 2399.
One of the deathless army. 24040.
Songe d’été. 63895, 10213.
THON (ed. )e
I wish that my sweetheart was
here. 18756.
Under Cupid’s flag. 153886.
Tice (B. M.):
That rose and you. 24588.
There’s a home in my heart for
you. 2844.
Tichenor (I. C.):
Boy scout. 20951.
Come where the
grows. 21028.
Mission bells. 5339.
Starry flag. 2759.
iMehy- GHe)y:
Andulka. 15751.
Listetku dubovy. 550, 16656.
Tidebohl (O. de):
Capriccio mazurka.
Etude de concert.
Gavotte. 25676.
Tieck (G.) Weiberl, mein herzliebes
weiberl. 17641.
Tierney (A.) Twilight reminds me of
you. 10510.
Tierney (H. A.):
Bumble bee.
Love’s oracle. 23676.
Tierney (P.) For I’ve got to meet my
wife at two. 25637.
Tierolff (A.) Belle princesse.
Tiersch (E.):
Auswanderer. 7350.
Deutsch jetzt und deutsch fiir
immer. ‘876.
Muttersegen. 11819.
Tiersot: (J.) :
Chant de moisson. 20984.
Fille aux oranges. 21184.
Forty-four French folk
10449.
Tietgen (Z. V.)
Romeo. 15688. |
Tigue (—) In the valley ’mong the
Pennsylvania hills. 13822. |
Tillie’s nightmare. 1548, 1590, 1842,
2004, 2139, 2191, 2309, 2842, 4580, |
6434, 12768, 15704 (60), 26135.
Tillman (C. D.):
! Anything Lord. 7294.
Battle hymn. 7407.
Behold the harvest field. 7435.
Bring the lost to Jesus. 7531.
Calling you. 7575.
Come and rest. 7726.
Come, wash in this fountain. 7741.
Flowers now. 8153.
For God so loved the world. 8169.
Glory to Jesus. 8288.
Good enough for me.
golden orange.
25246.
25572.
1358.
19532.
songs.
Wont you be my
8320.
| Tilton
| Tilzer (A. von)
|} Timlin (A.)
pt. 111, n. s., v.5
Tillman (C. D.)—Continued.
Highway shall be there. 8464.
I’ll tell the sweet story. 8582.
I’m going to my home. 8598.
I’m here on a mission. 8600.
I’m to the highlands bound. 8607.
It is not mine. 11587.
Jesus is my friend. 8778.
Jesus is the fountain of life. 8775.
Jesus stands on the shore. 8788.
Judgment day is coming. 8808.
Layman’s eall. 8902.
Living every day for Jesus. 9022.
Messiah of the nations. 9270.
My Father knows. 9376.
My heart shall not be afraid.
9386.
Perfect trust. 9678.
Praise Him. 9757.
Praises. 9761.
Precious is the promise.
Sailing. 9990.
Should He now appear. 10119.
Shut in alone with God. 10122.
Soldiers of the King. 10179.
Some day, it won’t be long. 10187.
Speak the Savior’s name. 10235.
Sweet by and by. 10318.
Tell the story. 10380.
There’s a happy day at hand.
10411.
Upward way. 10545.
Washed in the blood. 10661.
Wave the banner for the King.
10670.
Whosoever will, let him come.
10775.
Tillmetz (R.)
Tilton (A. C.)
11528.
(TasS3)
9766.
Sturmwind. 27179. —
Inbad in Trinidad.
Memorie’s dream.
Dalen
When the bells are
ringing, Mary. 17662.
Timberg (H.):
Biff Dugan. 25148.
I’d love you all the more for that.
25904.
T’ll be your ju-jube drop. 3119
(30).
Little snowflake. 2144.
Squeeze me tight. 6445.
Highland march. 8463.
Timmermann (B.) Oberek. 5604.
| Tiniakow (A.) Deux études de salon.
1007.
| Tinker and the fairy. 6681.
I am waiting ’neath the
8537.
Tipping (E.)
maple on the hill.
Tirmdelli 70es AS) :
Berceuse dramatique. 12786.
Invito. 13852.
My star! ... forever.
Reverie. 26871.
9425.
2032
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Tirindelli (P. A.)—Continued.
Seales and arpeggios for the vio-
lin. 6096.
Two songs. 17506.
Tischer & Jagenberg:
Drei lieder. 25446.
Sinfonie. 22129,
Vier lieder. 26833.
Titt'l (J.) Serenade.
Titus (I. M.) ‘Tickles.
Tjernagel (N.) 20060.
Tobani (T. M.):
Hands across the sea. 13559.
Hearts and flowers. 1836.
Hello Bill. 1845.
Pepita (La) 20357, 24090, 26738.
Tobias (H. B.) Aspiration. 7324.
Tobias (L.) Crossing the hot sands
of the desert. 13026.
Tocaben (L.):
In the glen. 8711.
Mand.-cello. 5200.
Most popular mandolin dance
folio. 21715.
Most popular violin dance pieces.
23856.
On parade.
Springtime.
Tenor-mandola.
© Toch (E:):
Blanchefieure.
Duos. 27331.
Liebestrank (Der) 21562.
Madame Dorette. 21627.
14978.
6677.
King of love.
9590.
10251.
6605.
20935.
Todd (A.) Love of one you love.
14141.
Tohuwabohu. 51, 522, 536, 681, 1014,
aOfs, b14t2, 2121.
Tolhurst (H.):
Cane bottom’d chair. 25236.
Jesus our Saviour. 18438.
My rose. 26504.
Nearer, my God to Thee. 16931.
Tolman (H. A.) Music, sweet music.
5401.
Tombelle
18424.
Tomer (W. G.)
6615.
Tomlins (W. L.)
21548.
Tomlinson (J.):
Hear me when I call.
Postludium. 14745.
Tompkins (F.) I will return in rose
time. 138751.
Tompkins (V.S.) Rovers (The) 6034.
Toole (M. E.) Prosperity. 9794.
Toomey (G. S. S:):
King of paradise.
Sefiorita bonita.
Thoughts. 24618.
Thy deep blue eye. 27314.
Wishes. 177038, 24855.
Toote (A.) Nocturne. 10887 (11).
(F. de La) Jerusalem.
That beautiful land.
Laurel music reader.
23228.
26141.
857.
Tootell (G.) Grand chceur.
Torelli (G.) Prélude. 10475.
Tormey (M. H.) I want my own
mamma to love. 4620.
Torrance (S. W.) Jag skall bedja
fadern. 13880.
Torrence (H.):
Cedar trees. 7613.
Himalayan wedding song.
Purdah maid. 9801.
Tosca. 786, 788, 14788.
Tosti (EF. P.):
Beauty’s eyes. 12767.
Bid me good-bye. 78.
Chitarrata abruzzese. 3663.
Could I (Vorrei) 17974.
Dreams of the summer night. 208.
Forsé. 41438.
Good-bye. 1777. ;
It soaks with the merry May, love.
Je pleure. 4811.
Mal d’aimer. 5191.
Napoli dormi, Napoli canta. 5495.
Once more. 5659,
Shall we forget. 864.
Song of a life. 911.
Venetian song. 15419.
11328.
8466.
| Touhill (C. V.) You’re just the image
of her pet. 7141.
Toujan (QO. J.) Cherished thoughts.
17930.
Toulmouche-Diodet :
Oh that slow drag. 24911 (153).
Oh, that slow waltz. 21826.
Tourbié (R.):
Dance in the vineyard. 25405.
Turteltiubchen (Turtelduen).
19264.
Tourjée (H.):
Ah, that was many years ago,
12590.
Christmas hearts with rapture
bounding. 3690.
Hark the angels sweetly sing.
19877.
Tournemire (C.) Cloches de PAaques,
21012.
Tours (B.):
Gavotte moderne. 13440.
Jubilate Deo. 4862.
Jublen, I himlar. 26107.
Pillars of the earth are the
Lord’s, 11996.
Tours (F. E.):
Jest a wearyin’ fer you. 238480.
Romance in C. 9927.
Tarantelle. 6570.
Tourtelot (M. R.):
Mizpah, 23828.
Savior’s voice. 20476.
Tovey:.(D. Fv):
Sonata. 17522.
Trio. 17523.
2033
INDEX
pt. 01, n. s., v.5
Towell (H. M.) On the old play | Towner (D. B.)—Continued.
ground. 14597. His sacrifice. 25848.
Towne (T. M.): Honey in the rock. 25866.
Ashamed of Jesus. 12674.
Beatitudes in song. 15822.
Brewer’s assembly song book,
7528.
Joy! joy! freedom to-day. 8793.
Lilt of a laugh. 8985.
Nature’s anthem. 9443.
O love that will not let me go.
14525.
Old pung sleigh, 9581.
Old school bell. 9582.
Our national game. 9630.
Sing unto the Lord. 6289.
We roam through forest shades.
10681.
Townend (D. A.) Woman of Canaan.
27556.
Towner (—). Work and _ worship.
24870.
Towner (D. B.):
According to Thy gracious word.
249238.
All for Jesus, 24952.
All my journey through. 24911
(1).
Anywhere with Jesus. 10948.
Are you coming to Jesus now.
19437 (1).
At the foot of the cross. 17742 (2).
Because I have His word. 25091.
Because we do not ask, 25094.
Behold a stranger at the door.
25105.
Benediction. 25127.
Breathe on me breath of God.
25185.
Cast in the net. 19487 (8).
Choose Thou for me. 25294,
Cleansing blood. 24911 (5).
ict to gather us home. 24911
).
Crystal fountain. 19437 (6).
Drifting away. 17742 (7).
Ever the same. 21152.
Exalt and praise His holy name.
25585.
Flower song. 21194.
Free grace. 24911 (9).
Fullness of Jesus. 24911 (11).
Gather the erring in. 17742 (11).
Give me a cup of cold water.
17742 (12).
Glorious praise. 25717.
Glory be to the Father. 25719.
Grace greater than our sin. 8336.
es ae Iam “fhine.” 19437
Have you the garments of white.
ZAGIAI (ea)
He always answers prayer.
25814.
He’s a friend of mine. 25816.
2034
How much I love Thy law. 25878.
How sweet it must be to be there,
24911 (18).
I am standing on the word of God.
25892.
I ean tell it all to Jesus. 25895.
I have prayed for thee. 8557.
I will come to Him now. 24911
(20).
IT will never be ashamed of the
cross. 25968.
If she could speak to thee. 25984.
Is it not for you. 26048.
It is I, be not afraid. 24911 (22).
It maketh all things new. 26053.
It was Jesus. 26065.
Jesus is calling thee. 20814 (16).
Jesus is coming again. 24911
(24).
Jesus loves me. 19437 (12).
Joyful tidings. 24911 (26).
Just from the fountain. 24911
(CAM
Keep me Jesus all the way.
26126.
King will be there. 24911 (28).
Last call. 24911 (29).
Lift high the banner. 17742 (16).
Lift me higher. 24911 (32).
Lights for Jesus. 26216.
Love and redemption. 26264.
Love took Him to the cross.
PAS PAL
Lovest thou Me. 24911 (84).
Marching to our home. 194387
(Gla)
Measureless grace for me. 26370.
Moses and the Lamb. 24911 (89).
Nearer home. 24911 (40).
Nobody knows but Jesus. 24911
(42).
Nothing but clay. 17742 (20).
Nothing but the living water.
24911 (48).
O wanderer come. 24911 (45).
O wondrous rock. 26616.
Ocean of life. 24911 (46).
Old way. 9584.
On to victory. 17742 (21), 26668.
Only a veil between. 26676.
Only to know Him. 9615.
Over there. 24911 (50).
Precious blood of Jesus. 24911
(58).
Priceless gift. 24911 (54).
Redeemed. 19437 (20).
Rest awhile. 24911 (57).
River of Thy pleasure. 9908.
Salvation is near. 24911 (58).
Saviour take my hand. 17742
(24).
Send me a message. 27001.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1910
Towner (D. B.)—Continued.
Some sweet day. 24911 (63).
Songs of free grace. 17742 (28).
Star of my night. 24911 (64).
Supplication. 19437 (21).
Sweet hosanna. 22151.
Tarry for the power. 27248.
Temperance bugle. 17742 (380).
There is joy. 24911 (71).
’Tis so sweet to talk to Jesus.
24911 (73).
Unto Thee will I cling. 24911
(76).
Victory in my soul. 17599.
Wandering to-night. 17742 (88).
Water of life. 24911 (78).
We are needing more. 17742 (34).
We're going to hang King Alco-
nek 4142) (35).
We shall meet our friends de-
parted. . 17742 (386).
What a friend. 15519.
Wherefore and the why. 27512.
Wife’s appeal. 17742 (87).
Wonderful story. 24911 (80).
World’s redeemer. 10818.
Townsend (Mme. L.) Berceuse.
20919.
Townsend (P. T. R.) If I only hada
little girl to bill and coo. 8660.
Toy (The) review. 24640.
Tceymaker of Nuremberg. 20649.
Tozer (A. E.) Propr of the mass.
26802,
Tozetti (L.) Mark Stern mandolin
and guitar folio. 9160.
Tozier (A.) My rose of Dixie. 11849.
Tracy (G. L.):
All in the month of May. 10915.
Lift your eyes unto the light.
23606.
Light of Easter morn.
Little Dutch doll. 9004.
Mikado (The) 26405.
Moon and I. 26482.
Petite danseuse. 5772.
Rainy day regiment.
When the manzanita
again. 10787.
Tracy (H. M.):
’"Rastus. 18981.
Sehnsucht. 19086.
Triger (A.) Wiegenlied. 24843.
Tragson (—) Mesdames, prenez
garde. 5304.
Traher (W. C.)
26323.
273388.
Trailers (The)
Translateur (S.) Hurrah, der kaiser
kommt. 8523, 13659.
Traum (Der) 153887.
Trautman (B.):
Actions speak louder than words.
22454.
8976.
12048.
blooms
Mamma’s doll.
Trautman (H.)—Continued.
Dream of a garden and
25492,
Travaglini (D.):
Camden high school march. T7577.
I’d like to have some one to love
you,
me. 422.
I want to be an Alpha boy. 1924.
Someday, sweetheart, someday.
27095.
Travaglino (R.) O léli, O lila. 18774.
Travers (E. S.) Corps (The) 7774.
Travers (M.) Dewdrop and the rose.
25456.
Traviata (La) 2946, 17588, 22265.
Traxler (H.) Multnomah. 9350.
Treadway (L. R.) What would I do
without you. 1083.
Trébitsch (A.) Suzy.
Trebuks pub. co.:
24522.
Could I command the stars. 1153
(11).
Dearoviteh. 3848.
Girl is new. 4240.
Love me dear. 1153 (71).
Midnight whirl. 3119 (56), 5314.
Noisy Illinois. 5540.
Song of the heart. 3119 (75),
6383.
Suzette and her pet. 1153 (110).
Tremewan (FF. J. D.) June Song.
26109.
Trémisot (E.) Halte divine. 8377.
Trent (C.) Slack-wire San. 20510.
Trettin (Mrs. M. B.) Defender of
Cameron Dam. 25440.
Trevalsa (J.):
In drowsy dale. 20002.
Love and the bees. 11669.
Peter Pan song cycle. 2467,
Trevelyan (A;) So thou art glad.
6325.
Trevor (H.) Lola Lee. 26237.
Trew (C. A.):
Song of parting. 10203.
Swinging in the garden. 19159.
When morning wakes. 10727.
Triandaphyl (C.) Pour vos lévres
jolies. 5846.
Tricon (L.) Suite sur Le songe d'une
nuit dété. 6488.
Trifet (F.) pub. eco. Twilight shadows,
12374.
Trifonova (D. M.)
10476.
Trilling (H. M.)
bye and bye.
Trimarehi (R.)
ran
(Oo.
Tosea po rodinia.
Lets fly to the sweet
26198,
Pallide mammole.
Trinity college of music. Valse
alsacienne. 2922.
Trinkaus (G. J.) :
Boreas. 25178, 25179, 27684
Canzonette. 1020,
2035
Dt. 121, BOS! Ved
Trinkaus (G. J.)—Continued.
Dutch kiddies. 3946, 10887 (109),
13202, 18066, 19718, 22938.
Eribus. 25560.
Gypsy’s wooing. 43859.
Heart to heart. 186038, 19487 (40),
21319.
King (The)
Master (The)
26137
2216.
My darling Nellie Gray. 20814
(SP)\e 2a fale
Romanza in G minor. 2576.
Witmark banjo folio. 1122.
Zal. A451.
_‘Trinkaus Cees):
King (The) 26187.
Master (The) 2216.
Witmark banjo folio. 1122.
Witmark guitar folio. 1127.
Witmark mandolin and guitar
folio. 1128, 7076.
Witmark violin and piano folio.
1134, 7081.
Trio music co.:
All to Thee I bring. 19461.
All will be well. 12605.
At the post of duty. 19490.
Awake the ery of battle. 19504.
Be you sure. 19519.
Beautiful sunbeams. 19521.
Beyond the sea. 19539.
Christ is the theme of my song.
19621.
Class, convention, concert, choir.
142.
Come to the haven of rest. 19628.
Coming from the _ harvest-field.
19647.
Coronation morning. 19656.
Crown of golden hue. 19661.
Down with rum. 19712.
Drifting with the heavenly tide.
19714.
Everlasting love. 19752.
Facing the dawn. 19756.
For Me. 19788.
Forward, soldiers. 133879.
Give thanks to God. 1763.
Go out and save them. 19829.
Go teach all nations. 198380.
Hallelujah to Jesus. 19870.
Harvest is wasting. 19882.
His love is in my soul. 19902.
His love is my joy. 19903.
His love shall triumph. 19904.
His Mother wept. 1855.
His tender care. 19905.
Home beyond. 19911.
I ask no more than this. 19928.
I have a friend. 19934.
T’ll ask for nothing more. 19939.
I’m glad that Jesus won. 13715.
I’ve made a friend—’tis Jesus.
19967.
Trio music co.—Continued.
I want to tell you, brother.
In that land. 20010.
Is this how Jesus treated us.
20028.
It holds. 138861.
Jesus is calling you to-day. 20040.
Jesus is far the best. 20041.
Joy of full salvation. 20047.
Just beyond the river. 20052.
Land of rest. 20073.
Lean on His arms. 14018.
Lean on the Lord. 14019.
Lift me higher. 20090.
Little talk with Jesus.
Long ago. 20114.
Meet it with a smile. 22381.
My all I give to Thee. 20238.
My Father’s house. 20247.
My glorious Saviour. 20248.
O my soul, bless Thou Jehovah.
1562.
Onward to battle. 20387.
Our gentle Shepherd. 20347.
Over where the angels sing. 14649.
Pillar of fire. 2484.
Pour out a rich blessing. 20385.
Praise Him. 20387.
19972.
20108.
Praising His boundless love.
20889.
Rally round the cross. 20410.
Reason why. 20414.
Sailing on. 20461.
Scattering sunshine. 20481.
Singing all the while. 15044.
Some day we'll be with God.
20531.
Some folks are very proud. 2716.
Some one will welcome me there.
205386.
Songs that mother sang. 20548.
Soul’s best friend. 20549.
Sowing the seed. 20555.
Star of Bethlehem. 20561.
Sunlight all the way. 20579.
Sunshine floods my soul. 20588.
There is work for you and me.
20625.
Trust the loving Jesus. 20658.
Trusting and clinging. 20659.
"Twill all be glory over there.
1B SG2:
Voice culture in classes. 1054.
Walking with Jesus. 20719.
Wash me in the fountain. 20722.
Wasting harvest. 20723.
What have you done. 20736.
When we all get home to glory.
20748.
Where love’s sweet song can never
die. 2OTs2 3
Where we'll sing by and by.
' 20754.
Whisper gently, blessed Savior.
20757.
2036
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Trio music co.—Continued.
Who knows what the bells Say.
3050.
Will Jesus find us watching.
20770.
With my Redeemer. 20776.
Wonderful Savior. 20778.
Yield your heart to Jesus. 20789.
Trip to Africa. 13, 331, 407, 466, 478,
801.
Trip to Japan.
21678, 23763.
Prin (J.D. A.) :
Morning invitation. 143856.
Woodland love song. 7098.
Tristan und Isolde. 2982, 6888, 274238.
Trojans in Carthage. 1308, 18146.
Troland (L.) Gardenia waltz. 19811.
Trotére (H.):
I did not know. 25906.
In old Madrid. 8698, 13801, 16509.
In sweet content. 13808.
Ireland, dear Ireland.
21466.
Muleteer of Malaga. 16871.
Night in Spain. 26555.
Toreador, hola. 22220.
, Yarn of the fiddler’s ghost. 7120.
Trotter (T. H. Y.) Rhythmic gradus.
17177, 26879.
Troublemakers (The)
24891.
Troup. (i.. J.)
4938.
Trousset (G.) Frissond’aurore. 1706.
Trovatore (Il) 2947, 6830, 6832, 6833,
10581, 15425-15428, 17589, 24714,
27397, 27398.
Troward (R.):
At parting. 7328.
In spring. 8702.
Secret. 6139. |
When spring came.
Why did you smile.
Trowbridge (J. HE.)
9228, 10485, 18626,
18412,
23322, 23995,
Kleines wiegenlied.
12366.
12366.
I will lift up
mine eyes. 25966.
Troy (A. C.) MHalley’s comet. 25791.
Troyer (C.) Joy of life. 13908.
Truax (J. L.) Falling waters. 246,
132938.
True (L.) In God we trust. 11498.
Prue (i. ‘C.)
(47).
Truesdell (F.) My song. 2323.
Trumbell (W, F.) Memories of sum-
mer. 5288.
@runk ‘(R:) :
Abendlied. ; 1163.
Auf der briicke.
Biwak. 22631.
Chor der bergleute. 7670.
Dragoner (Die) kommen.
Einem kinde. 25526.
Es steht eine lind’ im tiefen tal.
19739.
Mermaid. 9263, 12565
1255.
1571.
Trunk (R.)—Continued.
Fidelitas. 19773.
Ich hort’ ein sichlein rauschen.
23395.
Im volkston. 1956.
Juchzer. 20048.
Komm. 26152.
Nachtigallen (Die)
Pan. 2444.
Pfauenart.
Rosemarien.
Tod (Der) 2882.
Weihestunde. 27464.
Weine nur nicht. 24780.
Zierlichkeit des schiferlebens,
24900.
Trutschel (A.)
dawned. 22872.
Tryner (F.):
Honey moon. 4471.
Laendler. 138994.
Mystic. 14450.
We live only once. 6932.
Tschaikowsky (P. I.):
Andante. 19260, 19261, 27354.
Barearolle. 10490, 24664.
Canzonetta. 10491, 17536.
Chanson sans paroles. 2902, 15350.
Chant d’automne. 10492.
Chant de l’alouette. 10498.
Chant sans paroles. 24665.
Chasse (La) 10494.
Concerto. 10495.
Dornroéschen. 17537.
Dreaming. 15351.
Eugéne Onégin. 10496, 10497.
Festival overture. 6736.
Funeral march. 20661.
Humoresque. 175388.
Mazurka. 15352:
Méditation. 67387.
Mélodie. 67388.
Neapolitan dance song. 15358.
Nocturne. 15354.
Noél. 10498.
Nur wer die sehnsucht kennt.
17539.
Petite valse. 153855.
Roméo et Juliette.
Scherzo. 6739.
Seasons (The)
Sérénade
17540.
Soldiers’ march. 15356.
Sweet revery. 12870.
Tis evening. 15357.
Troma. LT541.
Tschaikowsky organ album. 10499,
Ungarische zigeunerweisen. 6784,
Toots doo.
Valse. 153859.
Valse des fleurs.
Variationen tiber
thema. 22228.
Visions. 6742.
2327.
24103.
24236.
Day (The) has
2903.
6740,
mélancolique. 6741,
2904.
ein rokoko-
2037
INDEX
Dt tess Vous i
Tschakoff (I.):
Cossack revels, 11114.
Dance suite, 21057.
Pekoe dance. 11988.
Sambo’s holiday. 12104.
Valse russe. 12401.
Tscherniawsky (A.) Reviens. 9883,
26876.
Tschetschulin (A.) Alla zingaresca.
24957.
Tucker (B.) Darling Bessie of the
lea. 10887 (19).
Tucker (H.):
Sailing away. 20460.
See Tucker (B.)
Tucker (H. G.) Combination finger
and transposition exercises. 25341.
Tucker (J.) With ’is ’at on ’is ’ead.
14153 V(AS6).,
Tucker (M.) Murmuring brooklet
march. 20234.
Tucker (S:). Peaches, peaches, my
heart reaches for you. 5755.
Tuffree (V.) Scatter your talents.
14948, 24287.
TES (CAS oe.)
first reader.
‘Butis: CI. 0W.):
New normal music. 18751.
See A. C. Tufts & A. M. Holt.
Tuke (Mrs.) Sally Luker. 12102.
Normal music course,
27648-27650.
Tuke (G. H.) Among the foot-hills.
194738.
Tuley (T. W.) Down by the moonlit
sea. 18042,
Tullar (G. C.) Hurrah, for the blue
and black. 138664.
Hymns of worship and praise.
8538.
Manly songs for Christian men.
11719.
Returning to C. C. I. 14848.
Spiritual specials. 24458.
That mother o’ mine. 12321.
Tullar-Meredith co.:
Abide with me. 7190.
Bells of Christmas. 20914, 24911
(86).
Better land. 110038.
Busy-bees. 15888.
Calvary. 11040.
Christ is risen. 11084.
Christ the Conqueror. 11087.
Christmas classics. T7686.
Come unto me. 12969.
Confidence. 11111.
Crucifixion and ascension. 11120.
Father, hear our evening prayer.
22997.
Feast of flowers. 16193.
For the Man of Galilee. 11265.
For unto us a Child is born. 8178.
God is love. 23127.
God is my strong salvation. 13469.
God’s day of rest. 23181.
Tullar-Meredith co.—Continued.
Grant, we beseech Thee. 11331.
Great is the Lord. 11835.
Hail! festal day. 16826.
Have mercy upon me. 23215.
Heaven is my home. 28238.
Hurrah for the blue and black.
13664.
Hymn voluntaries. 11411.
Hymns of worship and praise.
8538.
I will extol Thee. 8632.
I will love Thee, O Lord. 11471.
I will praise Thee. 13750.
Jesus, Savior pilot me. 8782.
King cometh. 8848.
King of kings. 11587.
Lift your glad voices.
Little Daniel. 16664.
Lord bless thee and keep thee.
14112.
Lord of the living harvest. 9039.
Lord reigneth. 14119.
Lord shall comfort Zion.
Love triumphant. 11677.
Manly songs for Christian men.
ablaley
Midnight song. 9282.
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
144388.
O come let us worship. 14509.
Oh, for a closer walk. 11918.
Our flag. 24065.
Pillars of the earth are the Lord’s.
11996.
Prince Emmanuel. 9777.
Returning to C. C. I. 14848.
Seraph’s hymn. 12158.
Soft as fades the sunset splendor.
24408.
Son of God goes forth to war.
15099.
That mother o’ mine.
This is the day. 12339.
Thou art my Son. 10426.
To Bethlehem hasten to worship
the Lord. 12350. -
Weary of earth. 15508.
While shepherds watched. 10764.
Young people’s chorus. . 27588.
Tunks (A.) Jack. 8759.
11631.
23652.
12321.
Tunstall (T. H.) Méditation. 5265.
Turina 4CIo)
Sevilla. 2671.
Sonate romantique. 6374.
Turlet (A.):
Parfums des foréts. 26715.
Polka arabe. 14734.
That little girl. 20613.
Vers la gloire. 27399.
Turley (SS: 8S.) Memorial waltz.
16801.
Turner (A. D.):
Berceuse. 38119 (111).
Mazurka. 38119 (160).
2038
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Turner (A. D.)—Continued.
Romance. 3119 (1838).
See also Turner (F.).
' Turner (C. E.) Mary of the wild
( moor. 17742 (17).
_ Turner (D. D.) Sweet Louisiana Lou.
15210.
' Turner (F.):
Eleven short studies in full chord
skips. 19487 (22).
Marche funébre. ‘27635.
Prelude. 27678.
Six preludes for the pianoforte.
10887 (76).
Thirteen easy
27674. ‘
Turner (J. A.) O glorious sun. 23960.
Turner (J. E.) Mass of St. Cecilia.
26358.
Turner (J. W.):
Fairy wedding.
octave studies.
8102.
Mary of the wild moor. 17742
(29.)..
Turner (S. B.) Silvery snowflakes.
15027.
Turner (T.):
Dancing in the barn. 18052.
In the land where the shamrock
grows. 23445.
Take me up in an aeroplane.
24545.
Turney (S. E.) Rosiére valse. 14898.
Turpie (Mrs. M. B.) Valse antilliana.
15403.
Turvyland. 6746.
Tussing (E. L.) In the shadow of
Thy presence. 13820.
Tutt (J. Homer) Oh my Miss Mandy.
9551, 10887 (171).
Twig of thorn. 25607.
Twinn (S.) 6 petites piéces.
Twinning (W. L.):
Communion service.
Day (The)
22874.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in
EK with vesper. 238704.
Tyers (W. H.) Smyrna. 3119 (81),
6317.
27362.
147.
is past and over.
Tyler (A. R.) Length of day. 16639.
Tyler (C. C.) Just one Saratoga.
Zia,
Tyler (J. W.) Daughters of veterans.
1521.
‘Tyler (W. G.) Portals eternal.
Tyler-Plogstedt (L.)
9737.
Just keep on a
loving me. 13988.
Tynan (A. J.) Old elm tree. 24014.
Tyson (R.) Prince of life. 9778.
Udall (L.) Up in an aeroplane. 1153
(126).
Uhler (A. M.)
Ujj (B. von):
Chanteclair marsch.
Christmas 1909. 1445.
19607.
Ujj (B. von)—Continued.
Chanticlair, the barn-yard Romeo.
15937-15941.
Hahn und henne. 19866.
Hasm. Chr. 16342. .
Man ist nur einmal jung. 20155.
Miller und sein kind. 16869.
Telephone duett. 17460.
Ulbrich (G.):
An der windmitihle. 24990.
Aus der kindheit tagen. 15786.
Conzertino. 14666.
Friihlingsboten. 25667.
Heut ist ja noch heut.
Springteufel. 27146.
Wanderers traumbild. 17626
Ullrieh CH?) :
25841.
Ade, mein lieb, ade. 15711.
Alte, bitt’re weise. 15734.
Attila. 7334.
Das sollen die leute nicht sehn.
7847.
Hs geht eine mtihleimtale. 16149.
Hexlein (Das) 8456.
Ich oder du. 1936.
Lustiger bote. 2178.
Maiennacht am Rhein. 16745.
Mein heimatd6érfchen lebe wohl.
9230.
Monduhr (Die) 16853.
Nibelungenhort. 9465.
Noch ein gebet. 16948.
Nun schlaf, du blonder locken-
knab. 2360.
Rosenzeit, herzeleid. 2594.
’S war ein gruss vom miitterlein.
2599.
Seemannslied. 17286.
Sonntag im Mai. 10219.
Ungarmadchen. 10533.
Vale carissima. 10547.
Volkslied. 17607.
Wo die liebe weilet.
Ulistein & co.:
Cavalleria rusticana.
Evangelimann (Der)
Hindel heft. 13548,
Lincke (Paul) heft. 23618.
Regimentstochter (Die) 18030.
Schumann-heft. 14958.
Symphonie. 8401.
Tannhiuser. 15474.
Wildschiitz (Der) 7044.
Um die weberin. 6770.
Undergraduates (The) 15390.
Underwood (S. B.):
17710.
26356.
11216.
Kiss of the missI love. 11538 (65).
Molly dear. 53852.
Unger (A.) Nocturne. 12884.
Unger (J. S.) Scrambled egg. 10058.
United Polish singers of Amer. :
Na CzeSé KoSsciuSzki.
Polonez Kurpinskiego. 14458.
United society of Christian endeavor:
Dream faces. 201.
2039
INDEX
pt. 11, 0.8, v.5 B
United soc. Christian endeavyor—Con.
Model endeavorer. 2278.
Santa Claus sure. 848.
United States music co.:
American princess. 10929.
My lady Marion. 26489.
Prize winner. 26794.
U. S. school of music:
A minor. 24915.
Andantino. 255738.
Angel Gabriel. 25003.
Arpeggio and _ slurring
25017.
Arpeggio and technical studies.
25018.
Bavarian waltz. 25082.
Billy Wilson’s clog. 25145.
Blue bells of Scotland. 25164.
Caprice. 25251.
Chords and positions. 25299.
Constancy waltz. 253869.
Dixie medley. 25464.
Hasy exercises. 25517.
Hlevated bass. 25533.
Hxercises in C and G. 25586.
Familiar melodies. 25600.
First finger. 25625.
Fisher’s hornpipe. 25629.
Four fingers. 25645.
Fourth position. 25646.
Frolics on the midway. 25663.
Girl I left behind me. 25703.
Half step march. 25789.
Home, sweet home. 25863.
Jesus lover of my soul. 26091.
Jollification of darktown. 26095.
Love’s old Sweet song. 26284.
Melody on C and G strings. 26388.
Old folks at home.
Old timers. 26662.
Open strings. 26678.
Peach blossoms ecaprice. 26731.
Perpetual motion. 26740.
Progressive melodies. 26797.
Safe in the arms of Jesus.
Sailor’s hornpipe. 26946.
Seale and key of A minor.
Scale and key of B flat. 26969.
Scale and key of E flat. 26970.
Scale and key of F. 26971.
Seale of C. 26972.
Scale of G. 26973.
Second and third finger.
Second position. 26993.
Sentinel (The) 27003.
Studies in bowing. 27177.
Technical studies. 27250.
Third position. 27300.
Time studies. 27320.
Time study. 273821.
Universal edition:
Achte symphonie. 12576.
Carmen-phantasie. 3593.
Elementary piano school.
Erste sonate. 5331.
26654.
26992.
13233.
' 2040
study.
26943.
26968.
Universal edition—Continued.
Fiinf gesinge. 10049.
Geburtstag der infantin. 8244.
Hymne. 28021.
In den bergen. 23429.
Intermezzo. 4823.
Jessika. 8769.
Legende. 4991.
Neue vollstindige klavierschule, |
16936.
Orchesterstudien.
Pierrot und Colombine,
Quartett. 138408.
Quartuor. 17095.
Quatre chansons. 14708.
Schneemann (Der) 17257.
Sechs gesinge. 10644.
Serenade. 243382.
Sonate. 14709, 23031.
Sonate in A dur. 10646.
Tonleiter-und intervallstudien
6703.
Trois miniatures. 5201, 9695.
Turmballaden. 24671.
Unter den linden. 24690.
Vielleicht. 24735.
Viola-technik. 6857.
Zweite sonate. 24907.
Zweites konzert in einem satz. |
15704.
24 klavierstudien. 5153.
50 melodische und fortschreitende |
violin-iibungen. 4466.
Universal music house. Southern in-
Spiration. 19109.
University co.:
Foot-ball song. 16228.
Turvyland. 6746.
University of Washington song book.
1OSZ:
Unschuld-Lasard (Mme. M. _ von)
Themes of Hungarian folk songs,
10407, 12325.
Unser Theodor, 17562.
Up and down Broadway. 17934, 18050,
18329, 18650, 19224, 20058, 21156,
21306, 21398, 21766, 24911 (102),
24911 (134).
Uphill (G. A.)
6948.
Urban (E.) Schone schiferin. 6111.
Urban (G.) Trauer chor. 6715.
Urbanek (F. A.):
Humoreska. 16405. 7
Nailady, dojmy a upominky. 23908.
Urbainek (L. C. O.) Grundhofbua |
(Der) 25775.
Urbanek (M.):
Andubka.
Chant du soir. 3641.
Deux impromptus. 496.
Dra tulaci. 18067.
Gondoliera, 4289, 8313, 18204.
Impromptu. 3947.
17404, 24481.
24117.
f
Weighing anchor. |
15751.
INDEX
nos. 1—52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Urbanek (M.)—Continued.
Invitation 4 la valse.
Kouzlo kvétt. 20068.
Liste¢ku dubovy. 550, 16656.
Loy sokoli. 20120.
Maly myslivetek. 18598.
478.
Marjanko, marjinko. 21656.
Na struné lasky. 664.
Prager blut. 773.
Slavnostni pochod. 20512.
Spahis. 10230, 19111.
Unter kameraden. 19279.
Vitezny. 20707.
Urgel (L.) Novellette. 17565.
Uribe H. (G.) Sonate. 123892.
Ursin (K.):
Come let us join. 7730.
Come my soul thy suit prepare.
22798.
Holy, holy, Lord God almighty. |
21341.
Message (The) 16821.
Norse lullaby. 16953.
Now is the accepted time. 21797.
Oh worship the King. 9557.
Usher (L.) Voice from the ocean’s
depths. 6872.
Usry (J. C.) Twilight. 24677.
Utah pub. co. Utah. 22244,
Utdrag ur kyrko-handbok.
Uthmann (G. A.):
Am sonnigen Rhein. 17769.
1036.
Friihling naht. 18161.
Ruppa. 20455.
Utt (A. L.) Girl with the big blue
eyes. 21234.
Uzzi (L.) Danza delle vergini. 25419.
Vagabonds’ entertainment. 16938,
_ 16944, 19929.
Vail (G. W.):
Just a look from your dear eyes.
16574. :
Pretty little Esquimau. 26789.
Vaillant (H.):
Cahier de devoirs appliqués 4 la
méthode de lecture musicale.
15898.
Méthode théorique et pratique de
lecture musicale. 16825.
Valdez (J. Z.) Mr. Lee. 2275.
Valente (V.):
"A cuntentezza. 1156, 3121.
Amore, dove sei tu. 10934.
Baleone d’oro. 1270, 3333.
Carulé, lassa a Ciccillo. 3597.
Che colpa go mi. 11078.
Dimane. 11165.
Marinaresca. 117837.
Mio dolce amor. 9294.
Oi core. 9566.
Orientale. 11948.
Ritorno a Capri. 12075.
Valentin (A.) Cockney band. 7712.
soe
Valentine (G. F.) On the lovely Ri-
eto G20.
Valentine (T.):
Jolly handsome dashing girl. 502.
You have been the first girl to
make a hit with me. 22419.
You’re the candy kid, but you’re
all stuek up. 12550.
Valentine (W. C.) Ever keep me.
13274.
Valentine (W. E.) In His care. 138796.
Valentini (G.) Sonate 4 tre. 19289,
Valiant (H. G.) Coming of spring.
15992.
Valkyrie.
Valleau
Valsien
14388.
Valsien
13278.
Valverde (—):
Cadix. 13865, 7568, 25221.
20716.
CES)
(=)
(A.)
Old Vermont. 5648.
Mutuelle de Vamour.
Excentrie poloteur.
Maison de danses. 9126.
Valverde (J.):
Bonsoir, bonsoir. 90.
C’est Vheure de t’aimer. 104.
Colombiana. 144.
Fleurs des bois.
Van Alstyne (EH.):
Baby talk. 17820, 24911 (83).
Cavalier rustican’ rag. 22721.
Dance of the whip-poor-will. 11136,
17742 (45).
Going up. 21260, 24911 (112).
He got right up on the wagon.
23220.
He was a cowboy. 1153 (87).
Honey rag. 3119 (29).
Honolulu rag. 13644, 15704 (81).
Id like to tell your fortune. 23324.
I’m just pinin’ for you. 238357.
I’ve lost my gal. 15704 (95).
Little flat in a great big town.
263.
12565 (41).
Lovelight. 2163, 24911 (142).
Meet me down by the river. 21674.
Miami. 26402.
Now she is anybody’s girlie.
239538.
Play that wedding march back-
wards. 21899.
Ring me up in the morning.
18952, 20814 (96).
Santa Fe. 3119 (69), 6074.
Shoes and socks shock Susan.
3119 (78), 6183.
Sunbeam. 2777, 6498, 17742 (87).
Sunbeam song. 3119 (78). s
Sunbeams. 3119 (79).
That’s good. 19198, 24911 (175).
Then we'll all go home. 1153
(120).
What’s the matter with father,
6957, 10887 (206).
2041
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 5
Van Alstyne (E.)—Continued.
When I fell in love with you.
3119 (96), 6969.
Who are you with to-night. 19381,
20814 (119).
You can find it in the papers
every day. 22418, 24911 (193).
Van Alstyne (EH. A.) Easy pickin’s.
3967.
Van Anderson (M.) 7864.
Van Arnhem (K.):
Liza B. 9024.
My Mandy. 9408.
Summer. 10287.
Van Berg (T.):
Children’s fair. 127.
Do they think of me at home.
194.
Hvelina schottische. 236.
Festival varsovienne. 255.
Glad to meet you. 316.
Good bye, John. 329.
Good old times. 337.
Jolly girls. 501.
Jolly perfumers. 508.
Jolly sisters. 2031.
Juliet waltzes. 507.
Natalie waltz. 2331.
Playful polka. 761.
Reward of merit. 814.
Roses. 825.
Wearing of the green. 1072.
Van Biene (A.) Slumber song. 2705.
Van Bree (J. B.) Youth and beauty
hand in hand. 24898.
Vanee (—.) White Feather. 17686.
Van Den Dyck (G.) Mia carissima.
26400.
Vanderbeck (F. E.)
11202.
Vander Cook (H. A.):
Dance of the daffodils.
Hyacinthe. 4499.
Magnetic march. 11707.
Melodant march. 5277.
Querida. 5907.
Regent (The)
Vandermeulen (J.)
6770.
Vandersloot (C.
twenty. 3282.
Vandersloot (F. W.): .
Back at dear old home sweet
home. 17823.
I wonder how the old folks are.
1932, 4635.
Vandersloot (R.)
14618.
Vandersloot mus. pub. ¢o.:
Alameda waltzes. 3164.
Alpine rose. 3189, 3190, 12612.
Amid the roses. 3211.
Apple jack. 3253.
Associated twenty. 3282.
Dearest.
Edelweiss. 1606,
13046.
17160.
Um die weberin.
H.) Associated
Only you. 9616,
Vandersloot mus. pub. co.—Continued.
Back at dear old home, sweet
home. 178238.
Bingo. 12798.
Castle of dreams. 11055.
Chili sauce. 22748, 25288.
Dance of the buttercups.
Day dreams. 7852.
Dew of evening. 3867.
Dream of autumn. 3923.
Dream of the South. 3925.
Dream pictures. 3927.
Dream visions. 3928.
Empire express. 3994.
Fairies of dawn. 4050.
Fantasma. 18302.
Feast of the flowers.
21178:
Fire drill. 4094.
Flag of Uncle Sam.
Flash light. 4103.
Flower of night. 21193.
Flower of the Nile. 4120.
Four jacks. 4150.
Four queens. 4152.
Hrom ocean to ocean. 4180.
Garden of dreams. 4199.
Golden spider. 25748.
Halley’s comet. 16329.
Heart’s heaven. 4421.
Home sweet home. 23279.
Homeland waltzes. 23281.
I wonder how the old folks are.
11129.
13310,
13343.
1932, 46355 55
In the sweet bye and bye. 23448.
Jack rabbit rag. 4803, 13876,
16548.
King of the forest. 4915, 8850,
13969.
Last rose of summer. 23569.
14138.
18595, 26312.
$283, 14292,
Love me dearie.
Magic mirror.
Midnight special.
16829.
Miladi love. 53817.
My old plantation home. 18722.
My western Rose. 16919, 16920.
Nearer my God to Thee. 23918.
Nigger-toe. 14480, 21788.
No one cares for me. 26564.
Old black Joe. 24012.
Only a dream of you. 14612.
Only you. 9616, 14618.
Our band. 24061.
Pepper-sauce. 24091.
Pioneer limited. 26755.
Pippin (The): 17099.
Playmates. 2488, 5809, 9713.
Pony maid. 5886, 9731, 14740.
Poverty rag. 5848.
Prince imperial. 5875.
Rag baby rag. 5916.
Rastus. 5928, 9824.
Royal flush. 17226.
Rural festival. 6039.
2042
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
_ Van Dyke (H.)
| Van Gael (H.)
INDEX
Vandersloot mus. pub. co.—Continued.
Silent night. 10127.
Snow maiden. 27080.
Some day some one will whisper I
love you. 22085. .
Sounds of love. 6409.
Starland. 6456, 10257.
Sunset limited. 17421.
Tanglefoot rag. 15231.
Thunder and lightning. 6670,
10485, 104386.
Toro. 6709.
Vandersloot mandolin and guitar
folio. 29384.
When the apple blossoms bloom.
17661
12th regiment. 7182.
Van der Stucken (F.) See Stucken
(F. van der).
Van der Velpen (J. B. H.) Harmony
and thorough bass. 373, 21300.
Vandeveer (B. J.) May moon. 12565
(45).
Vandeveer
11757.
Van De Venter (J. W.):
Song of the pilgrim. 17365.
Take Thou my contrite heart.
27230.
wm: J.) May moon.
My shadow pal. 2322
Vane (E.) Nancy, the terrible flirt.
2330.
Van Epps (J. D.) If I had all the
money in the banks. 18361.
See Gael (H. v.).
myan Hook (P.):
Dream god. 7937.
| Rose and the nightingale. 17204.
-Van Horn (F.) Memories. 2237.
“Van Horn (W. F.)
Jesus Christ the
_ same. 200389.
Van Laer (C. E.):
Notturno. 27651.
Romanza. 27661.
Van Lerberghe (C.) See Lerberghe
m (C. v.).
Vann (I. E.):
_Vannah (K.)
Ellen, Ellen, my Ellenore. 8019.
I'll wait for you. 11427.
In the ev’ning’s twilight shadows
wait for me. 8708.
Let’s kiss and be friends. 8941.
Life to me means you. 11629.
Won't it be nice when we're mar-
ried. 12528.
Vannah (—) Dream within your
eyes. 11189, 13176.
Dawn. 175, 19487 (383).
For thee. 272, 18148, 19487 (386).
I know not where we will rest.
16437.
I know the place where we will
rest. 8568, 10887 (138), 138691,
21378.
Vannah (K.)—Continued.
Live long day. 558.
Love ever near. 565, 10887 (161).
Sleepy baby. 901, 19075, 194387
(65).
Thou art the star. 999.
When love comes knocking at the
gate. 1091.
Will you hear.
Van Ness (E. S.):
Jesus Shepherd.
Old glory. 17021.
Van Note (E.):
Missouri. 9302.
Missouri Marseillaise.
Van Sickle (R.)
253885.
Van Sinderen (Mrs. H.):
1118, 19392, 22386.
16560.
5341.
Crucifixion (The)
Danse antique. 15704 (7).
Melody. 15704 (30).
Menuet de l’arlesienne. 27615.
Minuet. 27640.
Scherzo, 15704 (28).
Serenata. 15704 (47).
Toceata. 10887 (74).
Van Sinderen (M. M.) So so police!
27664.
Van Slyke (Mrs. A. W.):
Minnesota march. 9291.
Royal neighbor’s grand march:
9974.
Seattle exposition march.
Soldiers farewell
10175.
Van Valkenberg (lL. E.)
barn dance. 12270.
Vargues (—) Voila pourquoi.
Vargues (F.)
Ah, Mireille. 22468.
Bon grain. 22649.
Chante, Manon. 22788.
Marchand de coeurs. 23728.
Premier amour. 24158.
Souviens toi du passé.
Vargues (O.) Marche
18609.
Varre (N. de):
God is love. 23127.
God is my strong salvation. 13469,
Vass (H.) Light of stars. 11683.
Vaude (C.) - If there wasn’t any
money in the world. 8664.
Vaughan (J. D.):
Are you drifting down the stream?
3262.
Are you thinking of eternity. 3263.
Beautiful banner of love. 3376.
Bravely wage the temperance
battle. 3502.
Gather the harvest. 4201.
Gathering beautiful sheaves. 4203.
10065.
meditation.
Summer
17606.
24453.
Romaine’
Golden hours are passing by.
13488.
Golden steps of promise. 4286.
I am going home to glory. 4511.
2043
68294—10——39
a
INDEX
pi. te was: veo
Vaughan (J. D.)—Continued.
I know. 4545.
I’m going through. 4578.
It is here I’m satisfied. 4780.
Jesus is a friend indeed. 4828.
Let the tidings roll. 5008.
Lord’s side. 5099.
Our Savior is a helper ever near.
5708.
Over and over again. 5715.
Over the jasper sea. 5719.
Precious days are passing by. 5864.
Soul of mine look up. 6405.
Try and trust. 6735.
Up the beautiful way. 6794.
Voices for Jesus. 6873.
Watch the beacon beyond the sea.
6920.
What wilt Thou have me do. 6968.
Where the stream of life is flow-
ing. 7010.
Willi the gates openfor me? 7048.
Vaughan (J. J.) Big smoke march.
3440.
Vaughan (M. H.):
Last old boy of 61. 23568.
My heart’s a top. 238880.
Vaughan (M. J.) Won’t you play
with me. 11388.
Vaughan (M. O.) Abide with me.
17746.
Vayo (W. T.) Mother, dearest sweet-
heart. 21718.
Veit (L.) Zwei miannerchére. 1048.
Venen (Mrs. M.M.) Via gloria. 1543883.
Venus and Adonis. 19670.
Venus im griinen. 1620, 10578.
Venuto (R.):
Let George do it. 16642.
Missouri lad. 5340.
Sun-eyes. 2776, 12276.
Veon (C.) O Master, take us through
the gate. 14526.
Veracini (F.) Allemande. 7236.
Veracini (F. M.):
Sonata in A moll. 12407.
Sonata in H moll. 6827.
Verbotene kuss. 22260.
Vercolier (J.):
Fleurs des routes. 4108.
Laisse moi pleurer. 4961.
Rubans de la vie. 6085.
Verdi (G.):
Aida. 2940, 2941, 15424, 17585,
22262 PACL2.
Anvil chorus. 15425.
Celeste Aida. 2942.
Donna é mobile. 2948.
Forza del destino. 6829.
Gipsy’s song. 15427.
Glen (The) 10579.
Grand selection from Rigoletto.
222638.
Heal me, O my Saviour. 22264.
Verdi (G.)—Continued.
Home to our mountains. 10580,
15428, 27397.
Miserere. 6830, 1058/1.
Nabuecc. 2944.
Otello. 17587.
Over the summer sea. 15429.
Rigoletto. 2945, 6831, 10582,
17586.
Traviata (la) 2946, 17588,
22265.
Triumphal march from Aida.
24713.
Trovatore (Il) 2947, 6832, 68383,.
12408, 17589, 24714, 27398.
Verdussen (F.) Tantum ergo. 24549.
Verkaufte braut. 22266.
Verner (H. C.):
My dreams are all of thee. 16889.
Springtime. 17391.
Vernoe (H. C.) Contrary Mary waltz.
1153 (10).
Vernon (A. W.) Hymns of the king-
dom of God. 11412.
Vernon (H.) Remember I’m keeping
my kisses for you. 24198.
Vernon (H. N.) Social seale. 12201.
Verona (H.) It’s nice to have a sweet-
heart. 2005.
Versepuy (M.):
Ah, la birons plus.
Aio (L’) de rotche.
17756.
17759.
Bai, bai, bai comijado. 17825. -
Bourreio d’ Obernho. 17869.
Da-que venio chercha. 17986.
Didza, Dzanetta. 18019.
Eh, caillo, bello caillo: piano avec
text. 18070.
Obal dins lou Limousi. 18779.
Ond onorén garda. 18803. ‘
_ Para lou loup, poulotto. 188383.
Qeti n’ai cin sos. 18358.
Se sabio, drouletto. 19028.
Ton que t’ aimabo. 19243.
Trois bourrees de Basse Auvergne.
19305.
Voulia (La) la petiote. 19811.
Vessella (O.) Could I forget. 16008.
Viardot (P.):
Three fair maids. 27309.
Vingt études melodiques. 17597.
Viears (C. R.) Three little kittens.
6662.
Vice versa. 154384.
Victor dance folio.
Vidal. @Rae
If I were a sunbeam. 1945.
27405.
Toutes petites. 15334.
Vierne (L.):
Adieu. 19448.
Nox. 20293.
Soleils couchants. 20530. |
Vietry (—) What would mama say. |
QTATD.
2044
INDEX
© nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Vietry (T.) I love a little girlie. | Villee (J. W.) Loyal order of moose.
| 13705. 14162.
Vieu (M. et J.): Villiers (C.) Night. 16940.
Amour (L’) en gréve. 19474. Vincent (C.):
Berceuse de poupeé. 7454. April day. 7297.
Bonkomme de neige. 15865. As pants the hart. 12678.
Chanson de L’hiver. 22782. At church. 10958.
Chat et la tourterelle. 7647. Blow soft winds. 22687.
Chevalier printemps. 3650. Dolly’s dance. 11178.
Douleur. 3914. Dolly’s wish. 11174.
Lecon de danse. 2105. Little song. 9017.
Marchandes de fieurs. 11727. Melody (A) 11178.
Novelette. 17565. Out for a walk. 11958.
Plaintes d’amour. 5805. Over the sea. 96389.
Révélation. 9877. Slumber song. 10953.
Vieuxtemps (H.): Smiles and tears. 11174.
Air varié. 3160. Teddy bear. 10375.
Aria and gavotte. 12668. Tin soldiers. 11958.
Concerto. 6850, 6851. Pastorale in B flat. 18848.
Fantasie-caprice. 4065. Vincent (H. B.) Wedding bells.
Orage. 5678. 10686.
Reverie. 5967, 12065. Vineent (N. H.) pub. co. While under
Tarantelle. 6571. the jungle moon. 7015.
Vieweg (C. F.): Vincent music co.:
Abendlied. 22445. Allegro pomposo. 15729.
Adagietto. 26849. April day. 7297.
Advent. 1172, 24929. As pants the hart. 12678.
Andante cantabile. 24997. At echureh. 10953.
Bogenstricharten (Die) 12824. Basso ostinato. 1284.
Canzonetta. 26850. Blue roses. 7494.
Capriccio. 22887. Calm in sorrow. 12885.
Dreigespann (Das) 7950. Caprice. 18244.
Fantasie. 1807. Chant joyeux. 17921.
Fest-hymnus. 23011. Cheeur triomphale. 1481.
Fest-ouverture. 1661. Choral prelude. 7672.
Friihlingswanderung. 25668. Communion. 17964.
Heilige nacht. 4428. Concert toeeata. 11110.
Intermezzo. 26851. Concerto. 17135.
Konigin Louise. 8872, 235538. Day dreams. 25426.
Lieder fiir deutsche jungen. 23601. Dolly’s danee. 11178.
Madchenlieder. 23699. Dolly’s wish. 11174.
Melodie. 25566. Hirene. 8008.
O komm, du geist der wahrheit. Elves of the wild wood. 25542.
14517. Euroclydon. 8059.
O schéne jugendtage. 5595. Four songs. 19394.
Passacaglia. 26720. Garde marche. 18166.
Pastorale. 1809. Gavotte humoresque. 16254.
Psalm. 12032. Good night. 25754.
Scherzo. 25567. Grand choeur. 25768.
: Schmiickt das fest mit Maien. Idyll. 9088.
14950. Joy and pleasure. 26104.
Trommeliibungen der finger ohne Little song. 9017.
instrumente. 24654. Lord’s prayer. 16687.
Vater, deines geistes wehen. 15416. Lullaby. 18582.
Vom himmel hoch. 6877. Lyre and flower. 26292.
Weihnachten. 38009, 27465. Mareh gothique. 9149.
Weihnachtsmotette. 6946. March in C minor. 7280.
Wiegenlied. 24842. Marche triomphale. 6484.
Vik6ren (O.) Return from Elba. Meditation. 9224.
14842. Melody (A) 11178.
Vilbre (G.) See Kinkel (K.) Minuet and trio. 16840.
Villard (G.): Night wind. 14484.
Petite bonn’femme. 5770. Nocturne. 4864, 15618.
Regina del contado. 12050. Now a smile. 26579.
Valse brune. 24695. O quanta qualia. 5598.
2045
INDEX
pt. 1m Ss, V. o
Vincent music co.—Continued.
Offertoire. 18781.
Out for a walk. 11958.
Over the sea. 9639.
Passamezzo. 26721.
Pastorale. 9658, 18848.
Prelude and pavane. 9769.
Purple moor. 26811.
Réverie. 2556, 14845.
Scherzo. 5783.
Sérénade romantique. 2663.
Smiles and tears. 11174.
Song in the morning. 27098.
Sorrows of Werther. 2742.
Swiss hero. 19160.
Teddy bear. 10375.
Tin soldiers. 11958.
Toccata. 14748.
Tragie story. 17526.
Tranquillo. 17527.
Two idylis. 18120.
Two introits. 16330.
Valse étude. 17574.
Valse poétique. 6815.
Zephyros. 10865.
Vineze (S.) Verbotene kuss. 22260.
Vindobona du herrliche stadt. 20968,
21431, 21568, 21640, 21803, 22258,
22272.
Vink (A.) Suggestions. 15172.
Vinning (W. S.) Andante. 1047.
Vinson (C. W.) Waltz me _ «kid.
12427.
Vinton music pub. co.:
My chimpanzee queen. 14891.
Ole South. T17.
Sound of the bugle. 6407.
Viottr (G. B.).:
Andante sostenuto. 10988.
Coneerto. 15447.
Virgil (Mrs. A. M.) Concert mazurka.
12988.
Virgillito (G.) Columbus day march.
25340.
Virgo (E.) Vagues dorées. 19285.
Viscardini (C.) Preludio lento. 5866,
5867.
Visetti (A.) Son enfant. 22092.
Vitak (J..) Laendler.. 4959.
Vivaldi (A.):
Concerto. 22279.
Sarabanda seriosa. 10012.
Sonata. 6867.
Sonate. 2966, 19308.
Vives (A.):
Abreme la puerta. 12573.
Juegos Malabares. 16567.
Vivian (B. B.) Smile and a kiss.
27075.
Viviani (F.):
24 solfeggi melodici.
28 solfeggi melodici.
Vivien (P.):
Danse russe. 3818.
Lolita. 11657.
1052.
1053.
Prelude in C sharp
19250.
4049.
Vodorinski (A.)
minor, 12419.
Vogely (F.) Traumstimmen.
Vogel (E. A.) Fair: Saratoga.
Vogel (K.) Morning song. 637.
Vogelhiindler (Der) 24925.
Voget (O. A.) Holabird. 13639.
Vogl (A.) Maja. 117138.
Vogler (J.) Harmony by correspond-
ence. 4884.
Vognar (F.):
Felicity waltz. 250.
Hibitove, hibitove. 1874.
Pisné o mésiéku, 5801.
Vogt (A. 8S.) Sea (The)
Voices for Jesus. 6878.
Voigt (P.) Anemone.
Volkinburg (W. van)
15730;
Volkwein bros.:
Evening slumber song.
Hail, to Pitt: | 238si5
Honeymooners. 8486.
My gay hussar. 23878.
Volland (P. F.) & eco. Smile songs.
6314.
Vollstedt (R.):
24316.
24999.
Alma mater.
4032.
Artists dream. 15768.
Jolly fellows. 4849.
Volpatti (F.), jr.:
Danse Arabe. 22859.
Einvolée. 25554.
Fleur d’azur. 4105.
Haremblum. 8886.
Prélude. 24156.
27° réverie en mi bémol. 24910.
Volz (H. J.) Good-bye, my dearest
girlie. 18206.
Von Au & Starr. My dream girl.
11824.
Yon Blohm (O.) Little old chapel.
9015
Von Blon (F.) Banner of victory.
12747.
Von der Lusk (T.) Twilight. 6748.
Yon der Mehden (J. L.), jr.:
Aurora. 17806.
Love’s answer.
Love’s serenade.
Summer. 12268.
Von Grabill (S. B.):
Barcarolle. | 25075.
Impromptu in FE flat.
Marche 4 la turque.
Schumann lullaby.
Von Tilzer (A.)
Back to the bleachers.
Dinah. 3873.
Flippity flop and away she goes.
A112.
Geography. 4225.
Good-bye sweetheart. 16300.
I'd give my life for you. 11417.
I never knew this town at. all.
13728.
11681.
11686.
22284.
26332.
26987.
12728.
2046
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Von Tilzer (A.)—Continued.
I want someone to flirt with me.
11465.
If tears were pearls. 16482.
In eighteen sixty-one. 20008.
M-a-r-y, Mary. 117839.
Meet me to-night at nine. 20182.
Nora Malone. 5544.
Oh that moonlight glide. 23999.
Put your arms around me, honey.
24178.
Sweetheart. 17435.
Under the orange blossom tree.
6780.
When you think there’s no one
looking. 7000.
Von Tilzer (H.):
or
All aboard for Blanket Bay.
24951.
And I thought he was a business
man. 20851.
Bright lights gay. 20956, 22440
(20).
Funny face. 3119 (20), 8219.
Gallagher. 13419, 15704 (78).
Give my regards to Mabel. 8270,
10887 (117).
Good old days gone by. 4804.
Good old German beer. 3119
(25).
He’s awfully fond of my husband.
11367.
Help, help, help I’m falling in
love. 163869.
Hindoo (The) 23260.
Hip, hip, hypnotize me. 4453,
10887 (126).
Hurrah for the summer-time.
13666, 15704 (82).
I don’t believe you.
(itt). |
‘Tl lend you everything I’ve got.
11425, 18700. 15704 (84).
Iloveit. 19942, 22440 (33), 25928.
I’m an honorary member of the
Patsy club. 23351, 24911 (120).
I will be your chantecler. 16462,
19437 (47).
Keep your foot on the soft pedal.
id u(62);, 2056.
Kissing girl. 521, 2069.
Little band of gold. 3119 (48).
Love is like a rose. 38119 (52).
Mad Madrid. 22440 (47), 23695.
Major general Pumpernickel.
3119 (54).
On the B., on the bou., on the
boulevard. 3119 (61).
Ring-a-ding-dong. 18951.
Steve. 12252, 15159.
Take a look at me now. 17444.
Take me up to the roller rink.
969.
Tell it to Sweeny.
(198).
23827, 24911
10378, 10887
2047
l
Von Tilzer (H.)—Continued.
That is genuine first class yid-
disha love. 17476.
That lazy drag. 17473, 19487 (72).
That’s genuine first-class yiddisha
love. 19487 (74).
That yodeling rag.
(75).
Under the yum yum tree.
15704 (142).
Waltzing. 2990.
17478, 19437
12383,
Von Tilzer (H.) music pub. co.:
All aboard for Blanket Bay. 24951.
And I thought he was a business
man. 20851.
Annette. 17781.
Bright eyes gay. 20956, 22440
(20).
Darkey todalo. 25421.
Funny face. 3119 (20), 8219.
Gallagher. 13419, 15704 (78).
Give my regards to Mabel. 8270,
10887 (117).
Good old German beer. 3119 (25).
Goose step. 19844.
He’s awfully fond of my husband.
11867.
Help-help, help, I’m falling in
love. 16369.
Hindoo (The). 23260.
Hip, hip, hipnotize me. 4453,
10887 (126).
Honeymoon glide.
(29).
Hurrah for’ the
13666, 15704 (82).
I don’t believe you.
(117).
I'll lend vou everything I’ve got.
11425, 138700, 15704 (84).
T’ll put the blame on Mr. Rubin-
18270, 22440
summertime.
23327, 24911
stein. 16441.
I love it. 19942, 22440 (83),
25928.
I’m an honorary member of the
Patsy club. 28851, 24911 (120).
I will be your chantecler. 16462,
194387 (47).
I will love you forever and for-
ever more. 16468.
‘If you want a little bit of lovin’
send for me. S669.
In my garden of golden dreams.
8697.
It’s got to be someone I love.
23471, 24911 (181).
Just like the rose. 10887 (152).
Keep your foot on the soft pedal.
1158 (62), 2056.
Kissing girl. 521, 2069.
Kitty Rooney. 11591.
Little band of gold. 38119 (48).
Love is like a rose. 8119 (52).
Love me with a tiger love. 24911
(141).
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 5
Von Tilzer (H.) music pub. co.—Con. | Von Tilzer music co., ltd.—Continued.
Lovie Joe. 18581, 19487 (52).
Loving time. 16713.
Ma belle rose. 22440(46), 23689.
Mad Madrid. 22440 (47), 23695.
Major General Pumpernickel. 3119
(54).
More. 18676.
My Dixie dream. 16886.
My old man is base-ball mad.
14425, 15704 (118).
My southern rose. 1153 (88).
Naughty sacre bump. 16930.
On the B. 3119 (61).
Pensacola mooch. 19487 (59).
Ring a ding dong. 18951.
Smile. 10887 (185).
Steve. 12252, 15159.
Sweet dreams of you. 6526.
Take a look at me now. 17444.
Take me up to the roller rink.
969.
Telephone your’ Rivky
24569, 24911 (172).
Tell it to Sweeny.
(193)
That lazy drag.
Ci):
That raggeddy rag. 10401.
That’s genuine first class yid-
Izzie.
10378, 10887
17473, 19487
disha love. 17476, 19487 (74).
That yodeling rag. 17478, 194387
(Cie).
Under the midnight moon. 19276.
Under the yum, yum tree. 12383,
15704 (142).
Waltzing. 2990.
We'll wait, wait, wait. 10887
(202).
When Rosa Rosana sings matze
soprano. 24804, 24911 (188).
White folks call it chanticler.
15592, 15704 (149).
Whoop ’er up (with a whoop la
la). 24911 (191).
Won’t you come and spoon with
me tonight. 19399.
Viddisha rag. 1953) (140), 7125,
10835, 10887: (223).
Von Tilzer music co., ltd.:
Baby’s box of toys. 25060.
Charge of the night brigade. 7688.
Don’t you think you’ve over-
stepped the margin. 138150.
Down came the blind. 11183.
Facts. 13281.
Fancy meeting you in the Isle of
Man. 16181.
Father’s safety razor.
Girls I left behind me. 25718.
Goo bye bachelor days. 18500.
I don’t care what becomes of me.
13684.
I want a girl to cheer me.
If you see Harry. 11485.
23001.
1922.
Imagination. 4680.
It’s the English. 20031.
Let’s start all over again. 14044.
Little dummy teat my mother
bought me. 14085.
My natty’ little patch behind.
23891.
Oh Joe, I want to go to the picture
show. 14561.
Oh, poor father
20814.
Old banjo. 266538.
Old tom cat. 20320.
On your honeymoon. 26669.
and mother.
Other department please. 26685.
P. C. Green. 18829.
Poor Noah Moore. 12014.
Prisoner at the bar. 14777.
Queen of the cannibal isle. 2521.
That broke up the party. 12318.
There’s a little girl. 2845.
There’s another little one a-com-
ing out. 15284.
Walah, wallah, wallaperoo. 27486.
Waxwork show. 6927.
We really had a most delightful |
evening. 22315.
When the summer days are over.
15568.
You do look well in your old
Dutch bonnet. 12548.
You don’t want to keep on show- |
ing 16). saZe
Voorhees (K. A.) Grand old league.
25764.
Voorhis (A.) Impromptu mignone.
8681.
Vormeyer (M.) Im luftschiff. 25996.
Voss (J. H.):
Dream, dream, dream. 25490.
I had a girl. 45838.
Sweet Jane. 65382.
Voyé (W.):
Du und ich.” 76
Mirzveilchen. 9102.
Vranken, (22 ders)
Asperges me. 17793.
6 cantica. 6881.
Vuillermoz (E.) Chansons populaires. |
19606.
W. (F. B.) My hearts in the |
highlands. 21755.
Wa-Wan Press:
Fugue. 17817.
Raven (The) 9825.
Six preludes. 16617.
Wacha. Gi es) Liberty march.
20085.
Wachs (P.):
Abeille (L’) 19488.
Berrichonne (La) 15842.
Bluette humoristique. 3476.
Evening party. 16160.
March of the stars. 9142.
2048
5
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Wachs (P.)—Continued.
Ménestrel (Le) 607.
Pendant la ecueillette. 18859.
Pendant la mazurka. 2468.
Petit chantecler. 24095.
Petite laitiére. 18868.
Prés du ruisseau. 5878.
Scherzo-caprice. 6103.
Toreador (Le) 6706.
Valse légére. 6810.
Valse printaniére. 6816.
Young gleaner. 24894.
Wachsmann (J.):
Abend in walde.
Drei epigramme.
Wad (E.) Minuettino.
Waddington (F.):
Ismay. 4776.
Willow way. 223891.
Wade (A.) Lilas. 11685. r
Wadham (W.) O memory. 26605.
Wihringer (J.) Sonntagsmorgen in
der heide. 24443.
Waggoner (C. W.)
24458.
Waghalter (H.) Au jardin.
Waghorne (W. R.):
God that madest earth and heaven.
16288.
Hark, hark my soul.
March in G. 20718.
Sunday school Christmas service.
27189.
31353.
6883.
11780.
Spiritual specials.
7336.
370.
Two Scotch songs. 22285.
Wagner (A.) Parting bouquet of
words. 9649, 14665.
Wagner (D.) Please tell me, Mister
Postman. 24125.
Wagner (HE. D.) Ten real embellish-
ments. 27670.
Wagner (F.) Dreigespann (Das)
7950.
Wagner (H.):
Chorgesang-schule. 130.
Periodical march. 9681.
Wagner (H. F.) Sweet chimes of
Trinity peal out. 17480.
Wagner (J. F.) Under the double
eagle. 2914, 17558.
Wagner (Richard):
Bridal chorus.
15465. 17609.
Choral fantasia.
Faust. 2976.
Flying Dutchman.
22286, 27422.
Im Venusberg. 15466.
Isoldens liebestod. 27423.
Lohengrin. 2977, 6884, 27424.
Love song. 15467.
Meistersinger (Die) von
berg. 6885, 19314, 22287.
Now to the Lord a noble song.
27425.
1153 (166), 2975,
27421,
10627, 20714,
Ntrn-
Wagner (Richard )—Continued.
sublime sweet evening
O thou
star. 15468.
Ob blessed Virgin. 19315.
Parsifal. 6886.
Parsifal-paraphrase. 15469.
Pilgrim’s chorus. 2978, 15470,
15471, 17610, 17613, 22288.
Rhinegold (The) 10628.
Richard Wagner album. 10629.
Rienzi. 10630, 22289, 27426.
Romanze. 20715.
Scene from The Nibelungen ring.
17611.
Shepherd’s song. 15471.
Siegfried. 6887.
Siegmund’s love song. 15472,
19316, 22290.
Sketches from Tannhiiuser. 15478.
Spinning song. 2979.
Tannhiiuser. 2980, 10631, 15474,
L7G12.° 17614, Q2291-
To the evening star. 17615.
Trauermarsch. 27427.
Tristan und Isolde. 2982, 6888,
19317.
Valkyrie. 20716.
Vorspiel und Isoldens Liebestod.
2984.
Walther’s preislied. 6889.
Walther’s prize song. 10682,
27428.
Walther’s song. 2985.
Wotan’s abschied und Feuer-
zauber. 6890.
Wagner (Rudolph):
Goldnen: (Die) schuh’.
In Sevilla. 21442.
Wagner (S.) Banadietrich. 56.
Wainwright (W.) Flying bird. 8159.
Waite (A. G.) Why don’t you smile
21262.
to-night. 20765.
Wakefield (W.) Meet me in San
Diego 1915. 21676.
Waldenschwiler (D.) Nature’s morn-
ing hymn. 14462.
Waldmeister (O.) Song of the gypsies.
22097.
Waldo (G.):
Freedom’s flag. 16289.
Now all the bells are
11886.
Smiling May. 12200.
Summer picture. 12274.
Summer song. 17415.
Waldo (W. S.) I will feed my flock.
8634.
Waldron (S. E.) pseud.
(S. E.)
Waldteufel (EH.):
Bella. 15832.
Charming-waltz.
Dolorés. 7912.
Hspana waltz.
Hstudiantina waltz.
ringing.
See Radcliff
15945.
25570.
13257.
2049 -*
INDEX
pt. 1, 0. s.,.v.5
Waldteufel (E.)—Continued.
Return of spring. 12061.
Rosée waltz. 6021.
Sentiers fleuris. 20489.
Sparkling cascade. 24456.
Trés jolie. 22223.
Walker (B.):
At Griggsby’s station. 17794.
Hannan’s conspiracy. 8378.
Memories rise when shadows fall.
1H Su(hiMprocos:
Walker (C.) Charlotte waltzes. 7639.
Walker (C. W.) Man of Galilee. 9131.
Walker (J. C.) My home in Dixie
land. 14407.
Walker (lL.) Mrs. Walker’s nature
« gongs. 11789. |
Walker -(O. M.):
Banished from Paradise. 19515. |
Eternal mountain. 19741. |
Some glad day. 20582.
Walker (W. R.):
Honeymoon glide. 18270, 22440
(29).
If you want a little bit of lovin’
send for me. 8669.
Too many eyes are making eyes
at you. 3119 (88), 6705.
Yiddisha rag. 1153 (140), 7125,
10885, 10887 (223).
Walkiewicz (E.):
Boze wszechmocny. 22946.
Cztery piesni. 22841.
Do ciebie boze. 21084.
Dwa serca Panie. 22946.
Ecce sacerdos magnus. 7997.
Marsz zjednoczenia. 26348.
Missa. 21701.
Missa in honorem Stae. Caeciliae.
f 9299.
a Missa sancti Michaelis archangeli.
5338
Osiem piesni. 24059.
Pieé piesni. 241138.
Piesni naradowe. 9698.
Przyjmij boze. 21084.
Rota. 22944, 24243.
Trzy pieSni. 24662.
Weorze kregi. 22943.
Zbior powinszowan. 22482.
Walkiire (Die) 6890, 15472, 22290.
Wall (EH. H.) Clover leaf rag. 38705.
Wall (The) between. 5717.
Wallace (B.) Anna Belle. 20854.
Wallace (KE. F.) Love of my heart.
_- 6124.
Wallace (H.):
We'll have to wait and see. 15499.
When the last red rose of summer
fades away. 27496.
Wallace (J. A.):
Dreaming. 3930, 7182 (112).
Rose song. 2590.
Wallace (M. C.) Empress of Ireland.
3995.
Wallace (W.) Great Britain over-seas.
13528.
Wallace (W. E.) May. 9201.
Wallace (W. V.):
In happy moments. 4702.
Lurline. 20138.
Maritana. 5232, 21655.
Sweet Spirit, hear my prayer.
10333.
Waller (R.):
Alt Berliner geschichten. 12614.
Alt-Berliner geschichten. 7248.
Lietzensee-walzer. 8966, 11628.
Wallet (R.) I simply go and do it.
21398.
Wallis (J. H.) Marathon. 5206.
Wallis (W. H.) Faith, Hope “and
Charity. 18114.
Wallner (C.) Méadel klein, madel fein.
16737.
Walser
143338.
Walser (H. S.):
Alpine glide. 24965.
Chimes of Notre Dame.
Evening. 19748.
Fairy court. 19 iso
Grand parade. 1796.
Sweet spring flowers. 15211.
Walsh (C. W.) Na-gar-ah. 20265.
Walsh (J. J.) Teddy. 17457.
Walsh (M. E.) Black hawk waltz.
12810.
Walsh (P.) My sweet-heart Sue. 2325.
Walsh (R.) My pretty pink dress.
9416.
Walsh (T. M.) Invocation. 26038.
Walsh-Holmes & €o.:;
Molly Machree. 23835.
10566.
(A.) Mondnachtzauber.
11082.
Poggles. 24130.
Valse Riviera.
Walter (B.):
Sechs gesinge. 10644.
Sonate, A dur. 10646.
Walter (C. K.) In haste the loving
message bear. 20006.
Walter (E.):
Deutsche vokal-und deklamations-
studien. T7878.
Kleine vocalisen und textstudien.
18478.
New Christian endeavor. 21787.
Walter (E. F.) My choice, the girl
I love. 26477.
Walter (F. T.) Festival song. 25618.
Walter (J. B.) Sky flyer. 6330,
17330: 17442 ASsaie
Walter (Mrs. S. F.) Red man’s two
step. 2540.
Waltermire (E.) Bring the little
ones to Jesus. 22678.
Walters (B. F.) Sounds from the
ringing rocks. 6408.
Waltersie(ds# Be) Lover’s dream.
9069, 16701, 26276.
2050
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Walters (Mrs. J. T.) Murmurs of the
lonesome pine. 9353.
Walters (S. M.) I will go unto God.
| 21411.
_Walters (T.) Good-bye, ev’rybody’s
girlie. 16299.
Walters (W. O.) My home in Mis-
souri. 23883.
Walther (A. G.) Evening slumber
song. 4082.
Walther (E.) Lenz ist gekommen.
14034.
Walthew (R. H.):
Caprice-impromptu. 3586.
Long ago, in lands afar. 5084.
Milking song. 619.
Sing aloud ye joyful people. 6279.
When in disgrace. 27486.
Waltz girl. 5420, 54382, 5841.
Walz (F. J.):
Alice, my ice palace queen. 7225,
20830.
Bum! outside. 3544.
Jane, Jane, Jane. 4809.
Rosebud. 9954.
Walz-Guillotte (C.)
but you. 8585.
Walzerkonig (Der)
Wambold (L.)
IY love no one
4969.
Polonaise de concert
as dur. 26769.
Wampole (N. D.) Dream of summer.
22921.
Wanda (G.) Ledige gatte. 26181.
Heart’s delight. 16363.
Pije kuba do Jakuba.
Wandelt (B.)
Waniorek (—)
5794.
Warburg (F. S.) Twelve musical
limericks. 1066.
Ward (A.):
Fairy land. 4056.
Moana. 5349.
O Mister Hannigan. 5589.
Ward (A. O.P.) Toni. 20645.
Ward (C.):
Pearl the fisher-maiden. 20356.
Will you fly away with me. 7051.
Ward (D.) Sprig of white heather.
2748.
Ward (F. E.):
Divine birth. 25460.
Unto thee lift Iup mine eyes. 6791.
Ward (H.) I’ve a longing, dear for
you. 21400.
Ward (H. B.) Sleepy eyes.
ward (R..J.) jr.:
Dear heart we'll meet again. 1528.
Thank you that’s fine. 20609.
Ward music pub. co. Thank you that’s
fine. 20609.
Ward-Stephens (—):
Among the sandhills. 7271.
Cross-roads. 7794.
Hail, Thou risen One. 8367.
Warden (M.) When May and June
are wed. 22350.
20513.
Ware (H.):
Last dance. 8897.
Mammy’s song. 20154.
My love is a rider. 9401.
Sir Oluf. 243886.
Song of the sea.
Wind and lyre.
Wareing (H. W.):
Behold, I bring you good tidings.
~ 25106.
Day in Roseland. 16047.
Nearer my God to Thee. 26529.
I will pour my spirit. 8637.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
580.
Sing unto the Lord.
Te Deum laudamus.
19095.
27541.
24382.
24565.
Thrust in thy sickle and reap.
22210,
Waring (HE. C.) No other like Jesus.
2344.
Waring (J. .W.) Master of the
hounds. 9200.
Warlamoft (—) Holy Christmas
morn. 1857.
Warmbrodt (Mrs. A. E.)
light dreaming. 1978.
Warner (F.) Smile from you.
In the twi-
2706.
Warner (G. H.) Follow the crowd.
13365.
Warner (H. EB.) Alone. 15733.
Warner (H. W.):
Fountain. 11272.
With moonlight beaming. 20775.
Warren (A. E.):
Pretty brunette. 26788.
Rock of ages. 7182 (73).
Warren .(C. E.):
O angels bright. 27652.
Spring song. 10887 (67).
Venite adoremus Dominum. 10887
(79).
Warren (G. W.) See Warren (C. E.)
Warren (J. C.) See Warren (K. H.)
Warren (K. EH.) His picture of her.
15704 (12).
Warren (R. H.) Come and worship.
25348.
Warren (S. P.) Fair daffodils. 7182
(29).
Warren (V.) All I want is a home,
sweet home. 12.
Warren-Stein. Song of the _ brook.
10205.
Warren & Phillips:
Daffodil land. T7814.
Don’t be always wishing.
In London town. 8694.
In memory’s garden. 23485.
June’s golden song. 20049.
Yachtsman’s bride. 20785.
Warrington (W. W.) Gilt
quarrel. 21228.
Warwick (A.. T.)
major. 14279.
3896.
edge
Mennetto in E
2051
INDEX
Warwick (F.):
I want to go back to the dear
homeland. 21406.
Sloe-eyes. 6309.
Washbon (E. J.):
If I knew. 8659.
Knight of the road.
Rube’n. 9975.
Someone’s snoopin’ round. 15092.
That home of long ago. 17472.
Why the sea is green and salt.
12502:
Washburn (Mrs. E. R.)
parade march. 20946.
Washburn (M. & R.) When the sunset
turns the Coteau hills to gold.
20746.
Washington mus, ¢o.:
Abandoned. 3181.
Asphodel. 12676.
Fairmont march. 4051.
23543.
Booster’s
Four little Cuban dances. 21546.
Orange blossoms. 14621.
Pas de voiles. 11974.
Tenax propositi. 17466.
Trois piéces concertantes. 11616.
When the twilight softly falls.
20747.
Wasson (J. L.) Chickamy. 11074.
Waterman (F. S:) Id ask for you.
4524.
Wathall (A. G.):
At the masquerade. 10957.
Bumble bee and the tumble bug.
25206.
By an Indian camp-fire.
City child. 17947.
Farewell to camp. 25604.
German students’ marching song.
181738.
Jolly haymakers. 11556.
Love’s barcarolle. 18577.
Mother Goose’s children.
Nadesha. 5489.
Night-cap song.
Pasquita. 26718.
Plantation lullabye. 18879.
Song of the baseball fan.
Springtime dance. 12245.
Swinging beneath the apple blos-
17886.
18686.
18754.
27099.
soms. 12296.
Three jolly sailors. 19221.
Tokio merchants. 19241.
Watkins (G.):
Let me linger in love’s dreamland.
26195.
Pretty little girl that I left at
home. 12024.
Watson (B.) music pub. co.:
Make just this one dream come
‘rue. Zoe:
Oh that boog-a-boo man. 23997.
Watson (Mrs. E.) In the land where
the primroses grow. 4721.
Watson (F.) Oh you bear eat rag.
14569, 15704 (121).
Watson (J. J.)
11281.
Watson
19429.
Watson (M.):
All in a garden fair.
Marche des Pompiers.
Watson (M. G.):
Apple blossom time.
Coquette (La) 3751.
In apple blossom time. 13784.
Longing. 23645.
(J. M.) Zam-buk march.
22480.
14212.
20814 (31).
Lovetime. 23678.
Rosetime. 24238,
Twilight. 24678.
Twilight songs. 27360.
Violin and the song. 24736.
Watson (R.) Cradle song. 1489.
Watson (T.) Papallion two-step.
9644.
Watson, Wilcock & co., ltd.:
Enchantement d’amour. 18085.
If every dream comes true. 25977.
Way down Texas. 27450.
Watt (J. R.) Mary Jane. 263855.
Watts (EH. A.) Never mind. 5511.
Watts (S. D.), jr. Dreams of you
bring tears to my eyes. 22927.
Watts (W.):
Alone. 22488.
Home, 23274.
It isn’t the things you do.
Oh call it by some better name.
23992.
Surf song.
Wax (M. V.)
Way Gh i) =
Friends. 23060.
Gossip. 238147.
Scarlet geraniums. 24284.
Sweet Annie with the auburn hair.
24527.
Wayland (W. H.):
Billy possum, 15849.
Kissing time. 18474.
We won't go home till morning. 25249,
23562. 24769, 24585.
24591.
Lullaby (A.) 26288.
Weams (MeD.) Revival
18946.
Weathers (J. R.):
Indiana. 4740.
Whistling boy. 3048.
Weaton (L.)
Colorado. 2415.
Weaver (EE. D.)
Weaver (R. L.):
Aged rock. 19450.
Beaux and belles. 3384.
Bungalow. 7550.
Keystone state collection, no. 1.
18460.
Melodies of Scotland. 5279. —
Nothing has changed but you.
26573.
2052
pt. 117, Nn. s., v. 5 §
Frolic of the frogs. |
23468. |
echoes.
On the banks of the |
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Webb (F.) Will you take this rose.
15611.
Webb (K. S. & R. D.) Dream girl.
13171.
Webb, Arbuckle & co.
down in Dixie. 14408.
Webb-Smith printing co. Adult Bible
class closing hymn. 17751.
Webbe (S.) Mass in G. 22819.
Webbe (W. G.) O Trinity of blessed
light. 5601.
Webbe (W. Y.):
Chanson d’orgue. 12912.
Piéce héroique. 14710.
Webber (A.) Dans les bois. 13055.
Weber. Lonely now am I no longer.
23648.
Weber (C.):
In the forest. 11511.
Sérénade-barcarolle.
Sweethearts always.
Tale of old. 12300.
Weber (C. M. von):
Ah past endurance.
Aufforderung zum tanz.
Derniére valse. 18009.
Euryanthe. 8060.
Freischtitz (Der) 25653.
From boyhood trained. 23066.
My home is
27011.
6548.
22469.
7345.
Ocean thou mighty monster.
23979.
On the banks of the sweet Ga-
ronne. 24026.
Prayer. 14768.
Preciosa. 26784.
Quodlibet. 20407.
Recitativ und gebet. 268388.
Weber’s cradle song. 3005.
Weber (H.):
Gretel vom see. 8348.
Lenz ist da. 8928. .
Lila. 8983.
Weber (H. W.):
Hilarious Zeb. 4451.
In lover’s lane. 4706.
Mazurka poetique. 5261.
Riverhead march. 24217.
Weber (J.) dZither-spielers lieblinge.
24903.
Weber (L.):
Life’s golden sunset. 5040.
North Pole waltz. 23847.
Santa Fe trail. 26960.
Shepherd of Galilee. 10114.
Shepherd’s dream. 10116.
Silver brooklet. 2686.
Willie’s evening prayer.
Weber (O.) Arztliche visite.
Weber-McCormick (S.)
for Teddy Roosevelt. 16283.
Weber bros. Santa Fe trail. 26960.
Weberbauer (A. H.) Rapid fire. 24185.
Webster (J. H.):
Signet ring. 7182 (79).
Sweet by and by. 7182 (88).
22390.
7201.
Go and vote
Webster (J. P.):
Signet ring. 7182 (79).
Sweet by and by. 7182 (88).
Webster (L.) Smiling song. 17341.
Webster & Dissmore. Blossoms. 20937.
Webster-Polla. In the sweet bye and
bye. 23448.
Wedding (LL. TT.) Rose memories.
17205.
Wedel (G. E.)
the good old summer time.
Weeck (G.):
Com, com, com. 15975.
Gentleman farmer. 16260.
Weed (F. J.) When we sung in the
village choir. 24818.
Weedon (W. S.):
He’s everything to me.
Let Him in. 14088.
Weedon (Mrs. W. S.)
(di. Re)
Weekes & CO.:
Amour vainqueur valse.
Benedictus. 10996.
Blessed is he that considereth.
3462.
Blumenlied. 7495.
Book of thirty hymn tunes.
Bourrée and musette. 7504.
Chanson Napolitaine. 15928.
En gondole. 16142.
Eve of Waterloo.
Evensong. 25578.
Feast of harvest.
Felicity. 4080.
Frihlingsliedchen. 8204.
Fugato companetta. 8214.
He, she and they. 19890.
Heart of June. 382.
Heart’s haven. 1839.
Hymn of welcome. 1883.
Intermezzo. 188388.
John Peel. 18487.
Kinder reigen. 8844.
Kleiner walzer. 8865.
Lord is come. 26251.
Lord of the harvest.
Magnificat and Nune
11710.
Mary’s garden.
Master Hugues
11751.
Mazurka.
Memory of thee.
Menuet. 16811.
Menuet galante.
My heart’s garden.
Nocturne. 263880.
O mistress mine. 9243.
Office of the Holy Communion.
20811.
Our Lord is risen.
Passamezzo. 11975.
Pearl of love. 749.
Polonaise, 9724.
There’s nothing like
15288.
13593.
See Clements
20847.
15867.
1633.
18125.
18558.
dimittis.
21661.
of Saxe - Gotha.
9209, 9214, 26367.
9243.
16815.
26487.
5705.
2053
INDEX
Weekes & co.—Continued.
Psalter music. 9795.
Sleep, darling sleep. 15052.
Slumber while the grasses grow.
10162.
Song of joy. 22094.
Standard studies for the violin.
15153.
Tanz der kobolde. 10360.
Te Deum laudamus. 2818, 12307.
Terpsichore. 15251.
There’s an inn at the end of the
world. 20629.
Thy King cometh unto thee.
27316.
Triumphal march. 10489.
Twelve voluntaries for
PAT &
Valse brillante. 17569.
Wake up, sweet melody. 1057.
We shall meet again. 27457.
Witch in the glass. 20774.
Woman of Canaan. 27556.
Wegenast (F. W.) I lay my sins on
Jesus. 23337.
Wegern (C. von):
Butterflies when winging. 25215.
Here’s to the joy of life. 25838.
Love like the dew drops so pure.
26267.
Swear that you love. 27202.
Weener (P.H.) Silver threads among
the gold. 10132.
Wehmeyer (J. W.)
Srl.
Wehner (G. B.):
Family tree. 8107.
Where do you think I come from.
organ.
It’s Missouri.
10753.
Wehrle (H.) Heil’ge Weihnacht.
4497.
Wehrmann (H.):
Louisiana. 14127.
Shriners march. 15012.
Tee-na-nah. 17459.
Weiberfeind (Der) 6483, 6940, 12495,
15509.
Weibermagnet (Der) 6942.
Weible (D.C.) Only, only you. 11940.
Weidenhagen (E.) An den gesang.
22508.
Weidig (A.):
Arrival of the guest.
Bubble (The) 12854.
Dreamland rose. 138182.
Merry games. 5303.
Minnehaha and Hiawatha. 53826.
One who came from foreign climes.
3269.
5669.
Procession around the birthday
cake. 5879.
Soldier boys. 6387.
Sweet violets. 15212.
Teddy bear. 6587.
"Tis spring. 15315.
pt. 11, n. s., v. & |
Weigele (C. F.):
Always I’m trusting. 15735.
At Thy cross I bow. 15774.
Christ is King. 15961.
Cross (The) 16011.
Don’t turn Him away. 16096.
End of the way. 16144.
Gethsemane. 16262.
Glorious the light.
He’s with me. 16357.
Hope for all. 16394.
How long is eternity. 16401.
I can trust Jesus. 16421.
I have entered into rest. ge
Land of joy. 16627.
Living water. 16676.
Narrow way. 16927.
No one but Jesus. 16945.
Outside the camp. 17052.
Peculiar man. 17078.
We'll tell the story. 17636.
Who will take the message.
Why I sing. . 17694.
Weil (H.):
Barearolle. 3348.
Butterfly valse. 3552.
Slumber song. 6311.
Twilight and evening bell.
Weil (J. F.)
shine on.
Weil (M.):
Every girl I get the other fellow
steals. SOTT.
Oh, you Jeffries.
Weil (O.):
Ave Maria.
In our boat. 17742 (15).
River shore. 17742 (28).
Sigh no more ladies. 17742 (26).
Song of May. 17742 (27).
Spring is here. 17742 (29).
Valse serieuse. 12565 (10).
Weiller (EH.):
Douze études
AS 10!
Petit chantecler. 24095.
Petite suite. 24100.
Si tu voulais. 22054.
Wein, weib, gesang. 308.
Weinberg (A.) My Egyptian maid.
18707.
Weinberg (A. B.):
Can he really be fooling me.
16279.
17689.
15369.
Shine on, mister moon,
24358.
9561.
17742 (3).
caractéristiques.
110.
Dream on. 205.
Honey babe. 406.
- Meet me girlie. 604.
My pal of the grand canal. 661.
Name of the learning game. 665.
Sister Mary. S897.
Take a trip in the tuppenny Jha
967.
That’s what they all say. 991.
We're suited toa T. 1071.
Wellington. 1077.
When a fellow’s twenty-one. 1084.
2054
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
INDEX
Weinberg (A. B.)—Continued.
You're the only one I’m thinking
of. 1149.
Weinberg (C.) We'll
punkin pie. 24760.
Weinberger (J.):
Aphrodite. 25012.
Briiderlein fein. 1356, 3528-8534,
12853.
Es war vor sonnenaufgang.
Fliuchtiges gliick walzer.
Froschlied. 4183.
Gavotte. 13426.
Geiger (Ein) 3808.
Goldreifchen. 16294.
Ich schenkt’ ihr blumen.
Libellen (Die) 14052.
Lied der jugend. 5033.
Lied des Stoffel. 5036.
Lied vom haubenstock.
Mondnacht. 5356.
Mondstrahlen. 143834, 18671.
Mondweibchen. 18672.
Nein, so lass ich dich nicht gehen.
5507.
Perlen-marsch. 14692, 18865.
Quo vadis. 20406, 26825.
Snob lied. 243899, 24400.
Sei composizioni. 25479.
have more
25568.
23027.
25974.
23599.
Susannens geheimnis. 6515, 10312,
£5204 ;
Tanzerl auf sechse. 6566.
dem bDbliihenden linden-
baum. 6789, 6790, 10539, 15395.
Valse lente. 15411.
Weiner (L.) Streichtrio.
Weingartner (F.):
Deine rosen an der brust.
Deine schonheit. 18008.
Du bist mein land. 18062.
Es Kommt der schmerz gegangen.
18094.
Byvas haar. 11217.
Lied des gliicklichen.
Mirchen (Die) 11705.
Mit dir. 18665.
Rosen. 12091.
Rosenzweig (Ein) 12092.
Schauder. 12130.
Seelen. 12149.
Sklave (Der)
Und. wir
schweigen.
Wiegenlied. 12505.
Weinhold (T.) I'd conquer the world
for you. 18675.
Weinig (A.) Hostess after refresh-
ment speech. 4479.
Weinreis (H.) Wiegenlied. 24842.
Weinschenk (M.) Romanze. 26918.
Weinstein (N.):
Skylark. 898.
Thinking. 996.
Weirich (A.) Introiten und com-
munio. 1989, 4758, 8737.
Unter
3011.
18007.
11627.
12190.
werden
19278.
zusammen
Weis (F. E.)
14412.
Weiss (C. W.)
Weiss (J.):
Idyll. 18857.
Mazurka. 20180.
Meditation. 9225.
Nebbia (La) 9449.
Ninon. 9474.
Pulcinello. 9798.
Retour du bonheur.
Suzette. 10314.
Weiss (L.) Euturpa. 4023.
Weiss (W. H.) Village blacksmith.
1046, 2957, 6852-6854.
Weissert (IKX.) Beau monde.
My little honeybunch.
Emogene. 8024.
9868.
3875.
Weissmann (W.) Goldene jugend.
1774.
Weitman (S.) Creole. 25381.
Welch (J. H.):
Suffering Saviour. 27181.
Who'll be the boy for the place.
Zia22.
Welch (R. D.)
18646.
Welch (S.)
have some fun.
Weldon (A. F.): ,
Cascade polka. 3599.
Chicago record. 25284.
Cornet lessons. 871, 6191, 15015,
17972, 19654, 22818.
Cornet polka. 3737.
Coquette polka. 3752.
Edelweiss polka. 3978.
Elsie polka. 3988.
Harp that once through Tara’s
halls. 16341.
Kathleen Mavourneen. 165838.
Mon ami polka. 5358.
North star polka. 5547.
Pretty girl milking her cow. 17126.
Salute to Denmark. 842.
Souvenir polka. 6418.
Michigan field song.
Just because I want to
2045.
Weldon (C.) Salute to Denmark.
842.
Weldon (J.) In Thee O Lord. 1980.
Welleminsky (F. M.) Romantische
serenade. 26909.
Weller (A. M.) Old glory. 14581.
Weller (S.) Serenade. 12161.
Welles (Mrs. M. M.) Save thy love.
20474.
Wellinger (C. E.):
Never forgotten. 11872.
Waltz me, kid. 12427.
Wellman (H.R.) Songs of Dartmouth
college. 6398.
Wells (C. H.)
tain state.
Wells (G.):
My old Green moun-
5456.
Down at Blankton-on-sea. 18157.
Farthest north. 249.
0.402 tobi as 1. Herd.
I do love a dear old pal. 183804.
2055
“INDEX
pt..1H, B.S. V. 5a |
Wells (G.)—Continued.
If I were you. 19985.
Just a little faded flower. 2044.
Wells (W.) ‘Thy love shall be my
guide. 6674.
Wellworth music pub. co.:
Captwatin rag. 7594.
Darling kiss my eyelids down.
7845.
Welply (A. G.) In the lime-light.
1973.
Wels (A. B.) Mass of St. Cecilia.
17742 (18).
Welsch (H.) Soir sur Veau. 6886.
Welton (H. G.) Magnificat and Nunc
dimittis. 20150.
Wely (L.) Monastery bells. 53854,
16852.
Welzger (P.) Stillbegliickt. 27163.
Wenburn (H.):
Our little boy. 14638.
Wouldn’t the world be brighter.
120:
Wendland (W.):
Hoch droben.
Kluge felleisen. 4934.
Wendling (J. W.) Invocation. 4763.
Wendling (P.) My little jungle babe.
657.
Wendt (T.) Memories.
Wengert (J.):
Burschenabschied.
Erntetanz. 138250.
Fahr ’wohl. 8096.
Juchhe. 18916.
Letzte nachtwache.
Serenade. 10089.
Unser Rheingan. 105388.
Zur waklstatt. 157038.
Wenig (G. K.) Oh Uncle Samuel.
9556.
Wenrich (P.):
All over town. 22482.
Baltimore bombashay. 1277, 3119
(3).
13636.
18631.
19575.
8948,
Boys’ brigade. 3498.
Cotton babes. 3763, 7182 (108).
Egyptian rag. 25524.
I’ll meet you when the sun goes
down. 25924.
I’m a lucky boy.
(56).
Liebesrezept (Das) 5032, 14065.
Lilae blossoms. 22655.
Macaroni Joe. 26298.
Mandy how do you do. 1153 (76).
Put on your old grey bonnet. 311
(67) 798.
Rainbow. 26881.
Roosevelt march. 21971.
She took mother’s advice. 20502.
Show me the way to loveland.
10120, 24911 (164).
Silver bell. 17318, 24911 (165).
Soda waltz. 6328.
13710, 17742,
Wenrich (P.)—Continued.
Southern symphony.
(86).
Sugar moon. 17410, 20814 (105). |
Take off your hats to old Ireland. ;
17447, 17742 (88).
That loving two-step man. 10400,
10887 (195).
Tony Martell.
Zuzu. 27600.
Wenzel (F.) At the country inn.
UIST TBY
Wenzel (H.):
Am Gardasee. 7256.
Biedermeirr-gavotte. 7459.
Dream of a bride. 3922.
Engelsstimmen. 8036.
Feurig blut. 8127.
Flora. 8145.
Gruss an Prinzessin
Luise. 8355.
Schwanengesang. 10056,
Wenzel (L.) Je taime. 490.
Wenzlik (T.) Our commodore.
Werner (E. S.):
Drill of the brownies.
International flag drill.
Werner (F.):
Badinage.
Billet-doux.
15126, 17742 |
10471.
Victoria
5702. |
1589.
13847.
10977.
15848.
Valse perverse. 2929.
Werner (H.):
American patrol. 1202.
Dancing in the old barn. 170.
Glide mazurka. 319.
Highland fling. 1854.
If I could only tell. 1939.
Sans facon. 2613.
Werner (M.) Return of the pilgrims.
24201.
Werner (0O.):
Elfenreigen. 25535.
Im friihling. 25995.
Werner (T.) Abschied (Hin)
Wernthal (0O.):
Acht bagatellen. 10878.
Valse-caprice. 2923.
Zur erholung. 12562.
Werth (J.):
Mutter. 14881.
Rheingruss. 9884.
Seemannslied. 17286.
Wenn nur der Rhein nicht war’.
15513.
Wesley (E.):
En goguette. 22962.
Hyménie. 23309, 25889.
Wesleyan Methodist hymnal.
Weslyn (1.):
Cheer up brothers.
24911 (88), 25280.
Dutch kiddies. 229389. _
I left little Heine behind. 13693.
I’m awfully fond of you. 11488,
15704 (89).
3142.
22332.
20992, 22743,
2056
“Sw
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Weslyn (L.)—Continued.
Temptation rag. 12313, 15250.
When the man in the moon. 24812.
You don’t know how much you
have to know. 1146, 3101, 3119
(101).
Wess (A.) Love at first sight. 21598.
West (A. H.) Ghost march. 8259.
West (E.):
Bucket & spade drill. 3537.
Three girls from school. 6661.
You don’t seem like the girl. 27574.
West (FF. W.) Good-bye, dear heart.
8314.
West (J. A.) Springtime dance.
meaty.
West (J. E.):
Benedictus. 20917.
Happy is the man. 25809.
Lord is loving. 5092.
Opening sentences. 26679.
Saviour, blessed Saviour. 12118.
Secret of the Lord. 19033.
Song of the boy scouts. 12211.
Te Deum laudamus. 22170.
We're a noddin’. 223138, 24764.
West (K. L. K.) Dreaming. 138178.
West (P.) My little bungalow. 9396.
West (Mrs. T. L.) Dreaming. 13178.
West & West. I had a little sweet-
heart. 18308.
Westend-verlag:
Ballade. 8445.
Caprice. 8446.
Dolce far niente. 7905.
Humoreske. 8518.
Westerhout (N. van) Ronde d’amour.
20440.
Westerners (The) 12744,
Westfall (F. I. M.) Dear Old Mis-
souri. 19690.
Westlake (W.)
Westman (T.):
Ebenezer Julius Caesar Washing-
- ton Gray. 12565 (26).
Just take me aS I am. 511.
Laughing fawn. 584.
Westmeyer (W.) Kaiser overture.
2050.
Weston (—):
Houp-la, allez. 8497.
I’m Henery the eighth I am.
25939.
When father papered the parlour.
6966.
Weston (C.)
10887 (204).
Weston (C. E.):
Our country’s flag.
Prospectors (The)
Weston (H.):
I love but one. 4567,
Logical point. 18546.
Louisiana. 14127.
Marguerite. 26337.
Western moon. 10698.
18818.
2509.
205
Weston (H.)—Continued.
Shriner’s march. 15012.
Tee-na-nah. 17459.
Weston (R. P.):
Anastasia. 24992.
Best landlady you can find. 1310.
Brown, broke and breezy. 25202.
Denny dear. 16068.
Do you believe in woman’s rights.
1549.
Don’t do away wtih the peers.
13144.
Down came the blind. 11188.
Follow me girls. 138364.
I’m on agen with Monaghan.
25946.
I tell you. 4607.
It’s a mad, mad world. 26056.
Let’s start all over again. 14044.
Miss O’Hara in her emerald tiara.
9298.
My little maid of Genoa. 16898.
Now we'retcivilized. 18762.
Oh, if those words could be unsaid.
11916.
Tahiti.. 15228.
There are nice girls everywhere.
2839.
Up guards and at ’em. 12390.
When I heard them play the Mar-
Seillaise. 12454.
You can’t do without each other.
24881.
Weston (S.) I had a _ wonderful
dream. 8554.
Westphal (P.):
Ach nicht -doch. 20822.
Chinesische strassenserenade.
20998.
Cowboys (The) 21041.
Lied von dem der sterben wollte.
21564.
Marsch der Schottlinder.
Wetaschek (K.)
7178-7181.
Wetz (R.) Gesang des lebens.
Wetzel (G. J.):
Doctor Tucker’s rooster.
High jinks on board.
Sailor’s sweetheart.
Yankee land. 19416.
Wetzel (L. I.) Grand commander's
mareh. 18212.
21657.
8°" regiments march.
19818.
19700.
18258.
2608.
Weyer (J.):
Marquisette. 28736.
Papotage. 24077.
Veymann (H. A.) & son, ine.:
Gee! but the moon makes me lone-
some. 238087.
I can feel your kisses now.
Keystone state collection.
Let there be light. 18507.
Moonlight in jungleland. 18678.
There’s no girl like your old girl.
66389.
23319.
18460.
INDEX i
pt.11,n.s.,v.5 §
Weymann (H. A.) & son, ine—Con. | White (C. A.): :
Under the love star with you. Father, hear our evening prayer.
6777. 22997.
Weyts (H.) Flower of love. 1687, Sea king. 2646.
19779. See White (D. L.)
Whaley, Royce & co.: White (C. V.) Rose and the breeze.
Cueillette de roses. 13032. 18976.
Dufferin. 13195. White (D. B.) Masqueraders waltzes.
Father of peace. 22999. 11746.
I lay my sins on Jesus. 23337. White (D. L.):
In church. 18881.
Jack Canuck. 13875.
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
23488.
Land we love. 4965.
Lullaby. 14165.
Morning invitation. 14856.
Spring fancy. 24462.
Summer voices. 24502.
Woodland love song. 7098.
Your letter. 7151.
Wheaton (L.): ;
In wild rose time. 1981.
Where the violets grow. 12482.
Wheeldon (H. A.) Cavatina. 12908.
Wheeler (B. L.) Believe me, old
glory. 25114.
Wheeler (D. E.) May. 9201.
Wheeler (H. O.) Zuleika. 12561.
Wheeler (J.) When twilight’s o’er.
6992.
Wheeler (K. W.) Whistlin’ Gene.
12484.
Wheeler (W. C.)
Wheelock (E. E.)
Honey. 28282.
Dream of a loved
one. 21101.
Whelan (C. T.) Songs of Williams.
20547.
Whelpley (B.):
Canzonetta. 15588.
Humoresque. 13655.
Intermezzo. 15539.
When knighthood was in _ favor.
10723.
Where children rule. 4002, 5929,
10160.
Where love abides is home sweet home.
10754.
Whidden (—) High jinks. 21334,
23254.
Whipple (Mrs. A.) He’s’ coming,
hallelujah. 4412.
White (A.) Fern leaves. 13317.
White (A. M.):
Down in sunny Texas. 16102.
Wedding of the butterflies. 24774.
White (B.):
Every girl I get the other fellow
steals. 8077.
Its you pal. 8753.
Oh you Jeffries. 9561.
Taresa be mine. 24559.
White (B. F.) Sacred harp. 172380.
White (B. H.) Nearer my God to
Thee. 26527.
Band (The) 15704 (8).
Boost our town. 15869, 20944.
Come buy my fiowers. 15704 (5).
Huntsman’s horn. 10887 (29).
Hurrah for the boys of Winthrop.
13665, 18289.
Lullaby baby
10887 (44).
Moon is brightly beaming. 15704,
(31).
Not dead but sleepeth. 15704
(88).
Old miser. 15704 (389).
Old Robin Ruff. 15704 (40).
Roses have bloomed and faded.
15704 (45).
Softly the night breeze is sighing.
10887 (65).
Sweet to the milkmaid the plow
boy sung. 15704 (51).
Two little birds are we.
(77).
Victory crowns the day.
(52):
When the leaves begin to fali,
10887 (85).
White (HE. F.):
Fairy tale. 25595.
For remembrance.
White (EK. H.)
10508,
White (E. W.) If only you knew how
my heart loves you. 11484.
White (G. H.) Little puff of smoke.
20106.
White (G. M.)
White (H. N.):
Chief of staff. 15950.
Delicia. 16067.
Faust. 16306.
Good-night ladies. 16304.
King Koal. 16597.
On the wheel. 17029.
Reliance. 17168.
Tempest. 17464.
White star. 19380.
White (I. H.) When saucy Bess
answered me, yes. 6976.
White (J.):
Bella Cubana. 12778.
Little while. 16678.
White (J. A., jr.) Kappa sigma waltz.
21516.
White (J. L.)
on the tree top.
10887
15704
25639.
Twilight and you.
Reliance. 17163.
Sacred harp. 17230.
2058
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
White (J. McE.) Just whenever the
wild wind blows. 4888, 18944,
16581.
White (M.):
Isle of dreams, 4775.
Let me kiss you, little dearie.
21554,
White (M. A.):
Ave Maria. 22550.
Say you will be mine, dear. 24288.
White (M. V.) Voices of the children,
20709.
White (R.):
I get so lonesome for you. 25913.
Only a chain of daisies. 14611.
White (S. A.) If you sail the sea,
13778, 16491.
White (T. J.) Ode to Christmas.
5605.
White hen. 25960.
White-Sheetz co.:
Comet (The) 3786, 19644.
Mississippi, oh, beloved. 2274.
My old friend Will. 26499.
White-Smith music publishing com-
pany :
Accompanied unison solfeggi.
22449,
Adoration. 6056.
All in a garden fair. 22480.
Amazone march. 7260.
Ancient ballad. 23174.
Angelus (The) 3287.
Artist’s life waltzes. 10270.
Barearolle. 17001.
Beautiful moonlight. 20907.
Beloved, if God so loved us. 3409.
Berceuse. 25134.
Bird’s invitation. 12801.
Blow, soft winds. 22687.
Boost our town. 15869, 20944.
Cantique de Noél. 25240.
Capture of Santa Claus. 1880.
Waritas 3591.
- Characteristic Dances. 17924.
Christmas Child. 1440.
Christmas story. 14438.
Come, laughing spring. 1470.
Czarine (La) 38798.
Dance music for violin and piano.
16082.
Dawn of peace. 22870.
Dear home-land. 3834.
Down the glen. 1570.
Dutch dolls. 22987.
Echoes. 22951.
Hight famous chorals. 2382385.
Hight Scotch songs. 18219.
Esmeralda. 21145.
Espafia waltz. 25570.
Fairy tale. 25595.
8109.
keep us in Thy care.
Far from home.
Father,
11236.
Fear not. 25615.
White-Smith music publishing com-
pany—Continued.
Fisher folk song. 1675.
Flag lily. 13341.
Forest shadows. 23046.
Four American Indian songs.
25222.
Four short stunts. 4153.
From Nazareth to Bethlehem,
25664.
Glad heralds of Easter-day. 4244.
Glorious song. 25718.
Good night. 4297, 21270.
Gyp junior. 24911 (14).
Harvest or festival hymn. 25809.
Harvest song. 1825.
Heart’s highway. 1840.
Hurrah for the boys of Winthrop.
13665, 18289.
In heavenly love abiding. 18795.
Indian cradle song. 1982.
Jewels of the Springtime. 23491.
Land of neble lives and deeds.
4312.
Laughing Billiken.
Legends of Yosemite.
Like the lark. 21570.
Lily and the rose. 28611.
Lord isin His Holy Temple. 23648,
Lord is my Shepherd. 21591.
Lost doll. 5104.
Love’s witcherie. 23677.
Magnolia of Tennessee.
Make me Thine forever.
Mandolin serenade. 238154.
March of the stars. 9142.
Masqueraders waltzes. 11746.
May day. 238751.
Merry postman. 11776.
Monkey on a string. 238839.
Moonlight on the Rhine. 23848.
Moonlight sketches. 23844,
Moonlit waves. 23845.
Murmur of the trees.
My lady spring. 2318.
My quest. 2321.
My song shall be of mercy. 2324.
National hymns of the great na-
tions. 9442.
New life. 23981.
Night song. 26558.
Noisy tin beetle. 23945.
O come, every one that thirsteth.
23572.
26186.
23706.
5190.
9351.
9508.
O holy night. 2374, 26594.
O little town of Bethlehem.
26602.
Old age. 24011.
On the star light. 23446.
24088.
others,
One-legged wooden soldier.
One there is above all
14609.
Our scarlet Wing.
Out on the deep.
Palms (The) 5734.
2437.
24067.
2059
68294—10-——-40
INDEX
pt. Tit, BYS., Vos
White-Smith music publishing com-
pany—Continued.
Patriotic melody. 9661.
Perles et diamants. 9682.
Petite danseuse. 5772.
Pilgrims (The) 5795.
Quartette from Rigoletto. 6881.
Rest thee on this mossy pillow.
24198.
Ring out wild bells. 1787.
Rounds and catches. 24244.
Sayonara. 19010.
Seotland’s burning. 14961.
Sea king. 2646.
Sextet from ‘“ Lucia di Lammer-
moor.” 3894.
Shades of night. 27016.
She pondered in her heart. 27018.
Sign of promise. 2681.
Silly old Jack-in-the-box. 24869.
Six Irish songs. 12188.
Skippers of St. Ives. 243891.
Soft night wanes. 24404.
Soldiers of peace. 10178.
Song of the seasons. 15106.
Soul’s consolation. 6406.
Streamlet (The) 15167.
Sunset at Bethlehem. 27191.
Supplementary solfeggio for bass
voices. 2785.
Swing song. 24535.
Three humorous two part songs.
24616.
Three kings. 2860.
Thy Father’s voice
15306.
Thy way, not mine,
10444.
Timbuctoo. 6678.
Twenty vocalises. 18612.
Twilight dreams. 6751.
Twilight star. 24679.
Tzigane (La) 6767.
U.S. A. patrol. 15394.
Up and away. 24692.
Victory. 24782.
Village blacksmith.
6854.
Water lilies. 2996, 24749, 27447.
Welcome, pretty primrose. 12448.
When the lights are low. 24810.
_ When the mists have rolled away.
is calling.
Oh Lord.
1046, 6852-
3034.
When the wind blows in from the
Sea. 22ea0:
Where are you going to,
pretty maid. 24821.
Will you come. 3059.
Windmill (The) 1120.
Wooden shoes. 19400.
Wright and Palmer’s yoluntaries.
20814 (80).
Young Gleaner.
Youth. 24897.
Youth and beauty.
my
24894.
24898.
White-Smith music
pany—Continued.
Zeffiretti. 10864.
25 etudes. 25187, 25138.
- 100 easy progressive lessons. 16030.
Whitehead (R.) Sailing, sweetheart,
you and I. 26945.
Whitehouse (F. T.):
Sympathy waltzes. 6553.
Thunderbolt rag. 6671.
Whiteley (B. M.) Flower of liberty.
are
Whiteley (S.)
(59).
Whiteley (S. B.)
Whithorne (E.)
Whiting (C. E.)
male voices. 12656.
Whiting (D.) Honey.
Whiting (KE. A.):
Mammy’s honey chile.
Playing ’possum. 9711.
W hitine Gk. kee
Earl waltz. 19720.
Harp tones waltz. 19880.
Richard march. 20422.
Ruth’s waltz. 20457.
Whitmore (M. C.):
Pipe dreams. 14717.
publishing com-
Risen Lord. 10887
See Whiteley (S.)
Sylvan song. 10343.
Apollo song book for
25282.
9130.
Sweet Marechal Niel rose. 12288.
Up to the glittering stars. 12391.
Whitmore pub. ¢o.:
Pipe dreams. 14717.
Sweet Marechal Niel rose. 12288.
Up to the glittering stars. 12391.
Whitney (S.-B.) Peal forth, O Christ-
mas bells. 24911 (52).
Whitney (S. T.) Oh, my Miss Mandy.
9550, 10887 (17).
Whitson (S.) Whitson melodies.
20762.
Whitson (S. J.) Summer moonlight.
19140.
20762.
Good old Shirley.
Whitson melodies.
Whittemore (O. R.)
19840.
Whybark (J. N.):
Morning chorus. 5368.
Sight singing. 27040.
Welcome chorus. 10692.
Whyte (J. M.):
Sinner like me. 15047.
Walking with me. 15479.
Wicher (A.):
Du bist allein. 25507.
Lead me Father by the hand.
26179.
Wichtl (G.)
violinspiel.
Wick (CBee
Drei kleine kompositionen.
8 tongedichte. 3055.
Wick (F.) Ekko fra norden.
Wickenhausser (R.):
Barkarole. 10984.
Erster unterricht im
8044.
10781.
3982.
2060
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
————
Wickenhausser (R.)—Continued.
Fiinf kinder stiicke. 12503.
Gavotte. 11298.
Kirmes. 11588.
Kleiner walzer. 11593.
Miihlenlied. 11815.
Polnisch. 12012.
Sang fahrender schiiler. 24265.
Schmerz und trost. 12132.
Schmetterling. 121338.
Sonntagsglocken. 12223.
Zigeunertanz. 12557.
Wickins & co.:
Brown eyes or blue.
By-and-bye. 25217.
Come, lasses and lads. 25347.
Czech peasant song. 1502.
25203.
King Witlaf’s drinking horn.
2061.
Last rose of summer. 26174.
Lead Thou me on, 2104.
My promise. 2320.
Nearer my God to Thee.
Robin Adair. 26890.
Southern wind blows mild
Some . 27121.
Tramp (A) am I. 27340.
Where violets grow. 3044.
Within a mile of Edinboro’town.
27554.
Wickman (A.):
Far away he is staying. 21172.
26527.
and
Our land. 18822.
Wicks (E. J.) Girl of sunny Cali-
fornia. 8265.
Widdows (J. M.) Back home. 20893.
Widener (S. F.):
Little (A) while. 20110.
Lyric moment. 5169.
O love divine. 9512.
That sweet story. 123824.
Widener (S. J.) My Jesus, I love
hee. 21758.
Widmeyer (C, B.)
7899.
Widor (C. M.):
Humoresque.
Korrigane (La)
Wiedermann (F.)
Wiedemann (M.)
Wiegand (J.):
Haeec dies. 1811.
O salutaris-Hostia.
Wiegandt. (R.)
13407.
Wiehmayer (T.):
Ecole des gammes.
Lenz. 20076.
Wienberger (J.)
23649.
Wieniawski (H.):
Airs russe. 38161.
Capriccio-valse.
Deux majurkas.
cole moderne.
Do not idle stand.
Sie
11595.
Sei getreu.
Heim. 11380.
2654.
11898.
Friihlingsahnen.
16130.
Lord Piccolo.
3585,
7039, 7040.
11201,
Wieniawski (H.)—Continued.
i“tudes-caprices. 11214.
Kujawiak. 4946, 8881, 18482.
Légende. 4989.
Romance sans paroles.
Scherzo-tarentelle. 6104.
Souvenir de Posen, 6416.
1*° polonaise brillante. 7174.
2°m™° concerto in D-mineur. 7041.
2™° polonaise brillante. 7176.
Wieniawski (J.):
Kuiawiak. 26160.
Valse de concert. 2925.
Wiese (A. L.) Pittsburgh
march, 9701, 14720.
Wieser (G. A.) My soldier sweetheart
at parade. 9422.
Wife tamers. 22641, 25429, 26352.
Wiggert (P:):
Aufschwung. 17802.
Rhapsodie hongroise. 18948.
Romance sans paroles. 18966.
Russiseche fantasie in C. 18993.
Wiggin (L. S.) Pea green earl.
17075.
Wiggins (C. HE.) New colony. 26542.
Wilber (Mrs. A. R. B.) American
woman’s league. 24980.
Wilber (EK. W.) Fascination waltzes.
19766.
Wilbur (C.) Nellie McShane. 9453.
Wilbur (J.) Billiken frolic. 7464.
Wilcock (F. S.):
Flower and the sun. 11256.
For love of you. 1692.
Wilcockson (J. M.) music co.
ing of you. 138180.
Wilcox (C. W.):
For a dreams sake waltz.
Love’s ecstacy. 14152.
Wileox (G.):
For a dreams sake waltz. 13367.
Love’s ecstacy waltz. 14152.
6007.
leader
Dream-
13367,
Wileox (L.) My fairy queen. 21752.
Wilcox (R. G.) JTll love you. 183814.
Wilcox (W. A.) Isis. 165388.
Wilder (B. G.) Last night. 4971.
Wilder (G. H.) Cricket’s serenade.
22829.
Wilhelm (C.) Hearts and homes.
1838.
Wilhelm (C. W.) Fantaisie-barca-
rolle. 18118. ,
Wilhelmj (A.):
Fantasiesttick, T045.
Romance in BH. 6004.
Romanza. 26910.
Wilhelmi (R.) Weiblichen gigerIn.
22321.
Wilhoite (D. M.):
Meaning of red, white and blue,
9221.
My Spanish maid. 9424.
Noreen. 11885.
2061
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. s., v.5
Wilkie
26470.
Wilkins (A. G.)
16475.
Wilkins (H. D.) Rochester. 26891.
Willan (H.) Office for the holy com-
munion. 17005.
Willcox (W. A.)
Willeby (C.):
He and I. 4400.
Love’s whisper. 20133.
Soldier, take my heart with you.
638388.
Willey (L. L.):
Cartoon (The) 7605.
Crazy quilt. 7788.
Hanson American band march.
11350, 163836.
My uncle Creatore. 9429.
When you are mine again. 27508.
Willey (L. L.) & co. Beautiful spring
(H:) My aeroplane girl.
If a rose could sing.
Isis waltz. 4774.
waltzes. 25089.
Willhartitz (A.) Mountain sprite.
2298.
William of Pantycelyn. Let not your
heart be troubled. 18501.
William Tell. 826, 7182 (75), 21980.
Williams (—):
Happy days gone by. 25797.
Santa Fe. 3119 (69), 6074.
Shoes and socks shock Susan.
8119 (73), 6183.
What’s the matter with father.
6957, 1O887 (206).
Williams (B.):
Constantly. 21035.
My girl from London.
‘vOld grey coat. 5634.
White folks calls it chantecler.
15592, 15704 (149).
Youw’re gwine to get somethin’.
17735, 17742 (99).
Williams (B. A.):
Believe me. 3402.
By-gone days in Dixie. 1868.
Chink, chink, Chinaman. 1427.
Dance of the veiled mugs. 38809.
Harbor of lost dreams. 1828.
If I should die before I wake.
16479, 17742 (60).
My ole man. 2818.
Williams (C. ©.) Chantecler craze.
17922.
‘Williams (C. L.):
And the Lord God planted a garden.
19476.
Chorale. 17942.
I will lay me down in place. 4628.
Lord’s prayer. 21593.
O Worship the Lord. 26617.
Phillida flouts me. 203865.
Williams (C. M.) One word from
you. 5670.
Williams (D. C.)
brigade. 25276.
11828.
Charge of the light
Williams (E.):
Don’t go up in that big balloon.
13146, 17742 (46).
Let me have a kiss until to-mor-
row. 26194.
Meet me in Maytime. 11768,
12565 (46).
Mr. Editor how do you know.
20209.
Then they put out the light. 12327.
When there isn’t a boy around.
1101. :
Williams (EK. F.)
Williams (EK. S.):
Baby and the pup. 3318. |
Back in the old days, long, long,
ago. 17824.
Back to my boyhood days. 33827.
Boston girl. 3491. :
Daddy, dear. 3799.
Four little coconuts. 18150.
Germs, germs, germs. 4229.
Honeymoon rag. 18271.
I’m going to marry an Irish girl.
18322.
It’s a girl like you. 138866.
Little sergeant. 16668.
Love dreams. 5110.
Waiting. 12423.
Zoa. T4771.
Williams (F.) Mary’s reply from the
mountains. 9169.
Williams (F. A.):
Chase of the butterflies.
In the moonlight. 4724.
In the swing. 8715.
Jolly cobbler. 2030.
Meadow brook. 2225.
Petite valse. 2475.
Pony ride. 5838.
Titania’s dance.
Williams (F. B.)
194387 (49).
Williams (G.)
1109.
Williams (G. B.):
De fireflies. 3833.
Emmaus road. 1617.
William (G. T.) Lesson of the pansy
and the rose. 18500.
Williams (G. W.):
Columbia forever. 15972.
11503.
Dorothy Donahue.
Old honesty. 9576. |
1415.
2874.
Jessamine. 18428,
Whispering cupids.
In life’s canoe.
Williams (H. C.)
16100.
Williams (I. B.) Lord is in His tem-
ple. 18553.
Williams (I. M.) Dance of the
Brownies. 166.
Williams (I. N.) Home my mother
loved so well. 18267.
Williams (J:) ltd.:
Aspiration. 3281.
At rest. 3287.
Back to the land. 1268, 12730.
2062
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1910
Williams (J.) 1ltd.—Continued.
Bee and the jam-pot. 22593.
Before the flood. 25104.
Bells (The) 22605,
Blow, blow, thou wintry wind.
3465.
Constancy. 22811.
Down by the Wangaroo.
Eehoes. 1602, 13211.
Elégie. 13229.
False love. 4061.
Flower girl. 138356.
Flower of May. 269.
Follies (The) 13362.
Four English sketches. 8522.
Garden of roses. 1722, 13422.
Girls. 1758.
Happiness. 4379.
Hope on! hope ever.
I want somebody to
137388.
I want to tell you how I love you.
23383.
I wanted to marry a hero. 1925.
I worship the ground. 13759.
If dreams prove true. 138767.
In Hammersbach. 16502, 20004.
In Santa Fé. 23488.
It was a lover and his lass. 26063.
Jest a wearyin’ fer you. 23480.
Liebeslied (Hin) 5081.
Li-ti-ti-ti. 2115.
Love me long. 23663.
Love’s demand. 9074.
Love’s even song. 5142.
Mandy. 14197.
Music, when soft voices die. 14377.
My moon. 9405, 14420, 26497.
Oh tell me, nightingale. 5619.
Oiseaux de printemps. 20317,
24007.
Pansy of Pennsylvania.
Pelissiana no. 1. 5760.
Poéme d’amour. 147380.
Remembrance. 9858, 24195.
Romance. 20485.
St. George’s march. 204638, 26948.
St. Louis; gavotte. 14922.
Sigh no more. 27038.
Since I walked out with a soldier,
mae.
Six mazurkas. 14670.
Six valses. 21875.
Sonata in C minor. 25099.
Spray of violets. 27141.
There’s a sun still shining in the
sky. 15288.
Tiddle-y-pom. 15310.
Toothbrush and the sponge. 15381.
Valse Circe. 17570.
Valse tendre. 20688.
What a happy land
15520.
When I asked her to be my wife.
15544.
25484.
23290.
love me.
26711.
is BPngland.
Williams (J.) ]1td.—Continued.
When morning wakes. 10727.
Where the bee sucks. 12479.
Who is Silvia. 12485.
Ypsilanti. 15694.
Zulu Lulu. 15702.
43 easy studies for the violin.
13989.
Williams (L. A.) Gems of Scotland.
25691.
Williams (M. B.)
I promise thee. 23366.
Song of birds. 17360.
Williams (M. E.):
Phantom isle. 14698.
Snipes, 902.
Williams (M. L.):
All hak fairjland. 7227,
Forward, soldiers bold and fear-
less. 18880.
Missionary rally song. 9300.
Summer suns are glowing. 15182.
Williams (O. HE.) pub. co. Evening
shadows. 19750.
Williams (P. H.):
Four songs. 19394.
Nocturne. 15613.
Williams (R.) St. Paul mine disaster.
9991.
Williams (R. A.) Take this message
to my mother. 19176.
Williams (R.D.) My sweet old Georgy
home. 16916.
Williams (R. G.) Harvardiana. 4886.
Williams (R. N.) Mustard and cheese.
14380.
Williams (R. V.)
2647.
Williams (S.) Are you coming? 7305.
Williams (S. mE My pretty little
Rosie O. 9415
Williams (T. D.): :
Abide with me. 10896.
Capriccioso in G. 12516.
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah.
4355.
I was glad. 19973.
Morning kindles all
11801.
O God, our strength. 11891.
Ob clap your hands. 18788.
Romance in E flat. 204386.
Romanza in D. 9942.
Soldiers of Christ, arise.
15088.
Sea symphony.
the sky.
10177,
Valse brillante. 10549.
Williams (W.):
Best of the bunch. waters
Big boom. 11005, 12795.
Christmas dreams. ~ 15964, 21004.
City of pleasures. 22782.
Dusky drummers. 16122.
Valse dolorosa. 15407.
2063
INDEX
Williams (W. C.):
Christmas hymn in B flat. 24911
(4).
Jesus and shall it ever be. 16556.
Like Noah’s weary dove. 10887
(41).
O salutaris Hostia. 5594, 16988.
Saviour hath risen. 8119 (185).
Williams (W. R.):
Dawn of Christmas day. 1523,
10887 (105).
Golden hearted daisies. 18200.
I'd love to live in Loveland. 23325.
Put me in my bathtub. 18918.
When Teddy comes marching
home. 12465.
When the balmy breezes blow.
10887 (216).
Williams & Wooby. How we took Mil-
waukee. 21352.
Williams college & musical ass’n.:
Our mother. 5706.
Sing we to Williams. 6291.
Williams, our Williams. 7054.
Williams’ sons. 7055.
Wardeby yard. 749:
Williamson (C.):
Isn’t it nice to have a girl. 16540.
22382.
In memory of long
Wild flower.
Williamson (J.)
ago. 16507.
Williamson (W. H.) Lord I have
loved the place of Thy house. 18552.
Wallie (Mrs. Hh. * C.) Chanticleer.
12921.
Willie (L. H.):
Chanticleer. 12921.
Logical point. 18546.
Williers (J.)
14076.
Willig (G.) & ¢o.:
In an aeroplane. 26004.
Mother’s love song. 5880.
’Neath the old chestnut
26530.
Willis (A.):
Barnum march. 7405.
Ferns and flowers. 8121.
Willis (E.) That’s how your dear
mamma died. 15273.
Willis (F.) Ravlins. 17153.
Willis (M. B.):
At evening. 1245.
Love lost. 5120.
Willis (W. H.) & co.:
Among the lilies. 17.
Annie. 15759.
Awakening. 48.
Because of thee.
Belle (La) Creole. 7438.
Breezes of the night. 7522.
Campus rustlings. 19582.
Caramona. 119.
Child’s song treasury. 128.
Christ our Redeemer. 7681.
Lights of Broadway.
tree.
15826.
pti, ni s., v5
Willis (W. H.) & co.—Continued.
Class reception. T7701.
Country dance. T7781.
Dance of the marionettes.
Dance of the snow flakes.
Daring move. T7844.
Diana. 3870.
Dream of home. 204.
Father’s call. 16190.
Festival. 4086.
First ball. 8135.
Flower festival.
Folk song. 270.
Forever and a day.
Fresh start. 8188.
German dance. 312.
Glad return. 8277.
Glory to God in the highest.
Good night. 8822.
Grace for a child. 341, 8335.
Grande polka de concert. 83839.
Hansel and Gretel suite. 16335.
7827.
167.
268.
S176.
320.
Hear dem bells. 19891.
Heart of praise. 383.
I’ll love but thee. 23342.
Jerusalem, my happy home. 4824.
Jubilate Deo in B flat. 506.
Lamantation. 16626.
Light as a feather. 8978.
Little musical stories. 9013.
Lofty living. 9026.
Love in my heart, oh heart of me,
566.
Magnificat. 9108.
Majestic (The) 9128.
Mazurka. 16787.
Message of love. 6138.
My spirit on Thy care. 662.
Nocturne. 4390.
Nune dimittis. 9497.
O fiy not, pleasure. 16972.
O little town of Bethlehem. 697.
Oh sweet heart, O strong heart.
TAOS
Placid stream. 9705.
Pleasant morning. 9715.
Polonaise. 5830.
Postlude in G minor. 5844.
Prelude 4 la valse. 9768.
Prodigal. 17131.
Psaimet225 ist
Ravlins. 17153.
Recessional. S802.
Ride of the Amazons. 20423.
Salvator mundi. 10003.
Saviour’s voice. 20476.
Seales and arpeggios for the violin.
6096.
Shout the glad tidings, 869.
Slumber sweetly. 10161.
Song is not dead. 910. -
Sprites at dawn. 982.
Stille nacht, heilige nacht.
Summer morning. 946.
Sweet zephyrs. 10836.
6469.
2064
INDEX
nos. 1—52. Jan.—Dee.. 1910
Willis (W. H.) & co.—Continued.
Te Deum laudamus. 103868.
They told me gloom was roaming.
17488.
Three northern dances. 17342.
Titania’s slumber song. 10456.
To you. 17515.
Twilight fancies. 1026.
Two songs. 17506.
Who will buy my roses red.
20764.
Woodland sprites. 17716.
You.44a31.
Willis music co.:
Belle danseuse. 22604.
Butterflies at play. 22688.
Call me up on the phone dear.
22695.
En avant. 22960.
Friendship. 23061.
Gavotte de la reine.
God cares. 23125.
Heart of nature.
Horns. 19916.
How many times do I love thee
dear. 238300.
I think of thee. 23378.
Its morning. 23472.
Kisses and blushes.
Loves idyl. 238678.
Lyrische tongedicht.
March of the priests.
Morning. 23852.
Morning glory. 26445.
My lover will come to-day.
Old story. 24019.
Pierrette polka. 24114.
Polonaise. 24134.
Russe (La) 24249.
Scales and arpeggios.
She’s my queen. 27020.
Sing, robin, sing. 24381.
Slumber song, 20516.
Sunny garden. 20580.
Waltz. 24523.
When love is done.
Williston (F. 8.):
Just a little girl to cheer you.
18444.
Marry a man who loves you.
26346.
Willoughby (C.)
8639.
Wills (L. D.):
Eventide. 13272.
Lola. 2152.
Willson (F. W.):
My old dear Nebraska home. 5421.
25083.
23233.
20064.
26293.
23776,
23888.
26974.
20739.
I wish I had a job.
Tell me Irene will you be true.
22174.
Willy (P.) I begin. 283817. '
Wilm (N. v.):
Abendlied. 38136.
Auf der kirmess. 3296.
Brownies. 15881.
Wilm (N. v.)—Continued.
Czarclas. 16029.
Dance of the _ brides’
16033.
Drei klavierstticke.
Entblitterte rose. 16146.
Frohe botschaft. 16242.
Frohliche wanderschaft.
Gavotte. 4207.
Gavotte and musette.
In der waldkapelle.
Kkosakentanz. 16616.
Landler. 4958, 16623.
Mailied. 5188.
Mazurka. 16784.
Menuett. 5300.
Norwegian folk dance.
Russischer bauerntanz.
Sarabande. 6076.
Stilles gliick. 17399.
Tarantelle. 17453.
Tranerweide. 17528.
Veil dance. 17581.
Vor Mozart’s bildness.
Wald (Der) 1058.
Waltz. 17700.
Walzer. TO57.
Wedding dance of the village
maidens. 17640.
Zu mutter’s geburtstag.
Wilming (B. O.):
Colonial days.
Gallant knight.
Tender and true. 2827.
Tripping lightly. 2895.
Vesper bells. 2958.
Wilmington (F. J.):
March—Sheridan. 11726.
Waltz of the daisies. 6906.
Wilmore (C.) Ina tea house.
Wilmot (G. W.):
Bell’s message. 22606.
Easter flowers. 39638.
His care never fails. 18262.
In the golden summer days.
May. 9202.
Month of roses. 9314.
Song of thanksgiving. 24429.
esquires.
10789.
4177.
16253.
4697.
16955.
6041.
17608.
7172.
1465.
ala lye
1837T.
18396.
Winter. 7065.
Wilmott (C.) Recollections. 5985..
Wilner (E.) Our California girls.
24068.
Wilson (A.):
I’m longing little girl for you.
1905.
Tony, justa treata me right. 6704.
Wilson (A. H.) My queen of dreams,
DATA.
.Wilson (A. W.) Te Deum laudamus,
12306.
Wilson (Mrs. C. W.) Dietz’ flag of
truce. 25458.
Wilson (D. B.) Christ is born. 253803,
Wilson (E. E.) Well. I guess I would.
6952.
2065
INDEX
pt.ab s..v..5
Wilson (E. R.) Te Deum in G. | Wilson (I. B.)—Continued.
10887 (69).
Wilson (F.):
Fiddle sticks. 11246.
New stars on our flag. 26548.
Wilson (G. D.) See Wilson (J. M.)
Wilson (G. F.) God that madest
earth and heaven. 8298.
Wilson (G. T.) Elk’s milk, 25541.
Wilson (H.) See Wilson (EH. R.)
Wilson (Harry) Palmistry. 24075.
Wilson (H. L.):
Carmena. 13884.
Soft night wanes. 24404.
Voice of the sea. 15455.
Wooing (The) waltz. 24869.
Wilson (I. B.):
Always singing of His love. 3194,
22491.
Andante e legato. 3227.
Another hour with Jesus. 22518.
Answer our prayer. 3244.
As the hart panteth. 38275.
At the front. 22589.
Be Thou exalted. 3371.
Beautiful bells of joy. 22587.
Beauty everywhere. 7415.
Bells of joy. 22608.
Birds of the greenwood. 12802.
Blessed tidings. 7484.
Blossoms of June. 12816.
Bring lilies. 7529.
By still waters. 12867.
Candle in the window. 22701.
Chime so merrily. 7664.
Christ our King. 22758.
‘Christ, our Passover. 7679.
Christmas song. 139.
Christmas story. 22772.
Christmas tide song. 227783.
Clap your hands all ye people.
12945.
Come unto Me. 3733, 22800.
Crowning the King. 138027.
Darkness shall pass. 3820.
Do some good. 22895.
Easter. 7980.
Easter triumph. 7995.
Everywhere. 8084.
Father’s gifts to me. 13306.
23000.
Gentle Shepherd. 4224.
Give ear, O Shepherd. 13457.
Give the best to Him. 23110.
Glad new day. 8276.
God is goodness, God is love. 4268.
Grant Thy blessing. 4829.
Greeting song. 23178.
Hallelujah! 8872.
Happy little soldiers. 23206.
Hark the strains. 371.
Hark! triumphant voices. 8388.
He shall feed His flock. 13597.
He slumbers not. 8413, 16359.
Hearts to do Thy bidding. 4422,
2066
Herald the story. 44386.
Herald’s song. 28247.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 11401.
How could it be. 23299.
Hymn of thanksgiving. 1882,
T’ll love Him more. 23348.
I love Thy kingdom. 21388.
If ye abide. 4661, 23406.
If you but knew. 4662.
In heavenly love abiding. 20007,
In pastures green. 138803.
In paths of peace. 13804.
In perfect peace. 21440.
In the golden summer-time. 138815.
Jesus’ little lambs. 13897, 23486.
Joyfully sing. 18911,
June dear June. 13920.
Junior choir. 8808.
Just right here. 26120.
Keep in touch with Jesus. 26125.
King victorious. 8851.
King’s message. 26144,
Kodak fiends. 23550.
Lead on, O King. 8905.
Let glad hosannas ring. 14037.
Let God arise. 11618.
Let me bear a light for Thee.
5005.
Let the words of my mouth.
23594.
Lift up your heads. 8969.
Lift your hearts. 14072, 23607.
Lily bells. 8988.
Little Christmas pictures. 23621.
Little German boys. 23625.
Little maids from Holland. 23628.
Little Norsemen. 23631.
Living Lord. 9023.
Lord is my shepherd. 14114.
Love shall tune our lips. 14148.
Love’s flowers shall bloom. 18579.
Make a joyful noise. 5189.
March of the magi. 23727.
Marching forward. 23734.
Merry Christmas, one and all.
23788.
Merry England. 23791.
My cup runneth over. 14392.
Nacht-gesang. 11856.
New-born King. 26541.
No room for Jesus. 5535.
Now don’t you tell. 23952.
Now I know. 5553.
-O the good we may do. 5599.
Oh, be joyful. 9544, 17009.
Oh, come let us sing. 14556.
Old Santa is coming. 24018.
Only one prayer. 18808.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 24053.
Opening prayer. 24057,
Our anthems we raise. 5700.
Over the mountains. 9638.
Peace at evening. 2455.
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INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Wilson (I. B.)—Continued.
Postlude. 26776.
Praise the Lord. 14760.
Praise waiteth for Thee.
Praise ye the King of
9759.
Praises we render. 24151.
Prayer and praise. 12019.
Prayer will win. 24158.
Prince of power. 9780.
Raise glad voices. 14S11.
Ray divine. 9828.
Rejoice, rejoice. 9854.
Return, O wanderer. 18940.
Return of spring. 9872.
Ring out, ring in. 5982, 9895.
Sabbath bells. 24250.
Seatter the sunbeams. 14942, 24286.
See them swing. 14968.
Seeing Santa. 24821.
Seek ye the Lord. 6141, 20488.
Seeking the tomb, 10078.
Shepherd divine. 15000.
Shepherd King. 15001.
Shepherd’s care. 6176, 24855.
Silver bells. 243870.
Sing aloud unto God. 6278.
Sing unto the Lord. 6288.
Sketch. 2697, 24390.
Something for Him. 15094.
Song for Jesus. 15101.
Scng of the bells. 24482.
Song of the frost queen. 24435.
Sound over all waters. 27116.
Stars of December. 24472.
Stranger at the door. 191381.
Summer’s call to praise. 15185.
Tell again the story. 24570.
Tenderly lead us. 24577.
There shall be one fold. 15290.
Thou who gavest us Thy Son.
5858.
Kings.
10428.
’"Tis the time for the singing of
birds. 15317.
Trust Him forever. 15346.
Trustingly follow. 24661.
Vict’ry all along the line. 247383.
Voices of gladness. 15456.
Waiting for the children. 24744.
We adjourn. 24755.
Weeping is over. 10688.
We'll be true. 24759.
Welcome, delightful morn. 15511.
Welcome happy morning. 10694.
What a friend the children found
Him. 6955.
When the year swings round to
Christmas, 24816.
Who will go to-day. 7028.
With Santa’s compliments. 24859.
Wonderful are Thy works, 10808.
Wonderful love and care. 156838.
Work for Jesus. 24871.
Young Americans. 24898.
Wilson (I. M.) co.:
‘Breath of sweet violets. 3509.
By the banks of old Willamette.
3556.
My rose. 14485, 15704 (120).
My rose from the garden of love.
14436, 18728, 20814 (83), 26506.
Oh, you Cary. 5622.
Pretty little laughing eyes. 17742
(79).
Wilson (I. T.):
O love of mine. 18776.
Our dream. 18820.
Twilight memory. 20665.
Wilson (J.) My little girl in blue.
16897.
Wilson (J. H.):
At twilight. 17798.
Strive, wait and pray. 19137.
Wilson (J. M.):
Au revoir. 15704 (2).
Coquette (La) 15704 (6).
Dance of the haymakers. 19437
COVE
Happy days. 19487 (9).
Merry bells. 19437 (14).
Night in June. 22440 (6).
Shepherd boy. 6172.
Voix du matin. 17742 (382).
Westward ho. 19437 (24).
Wilson (J. T.) What have you done.
20736.
Wilson (Mrs. L. HE.) Pittsburg pirates
base ball song. | 5802.
Wilson (lL. J.) Where rolls the Yel-
lowstone. 20753.
Wilson (M.):
Aeronaut’s dream. 22462.
Elloah waltz. 21129.
Wilson (R. H.) Tramp, tramp. 12361.
Wilson (S. T.):
As the train rolled away. 7819.
Florie, dear why don’t you write.
11255.
Wilson (W.) Gee! Its great to be in
love. 16257.
Wilson-Gunn (D.) Daffodil land.
7814.
Wilson-Valentine co.:
Automobiling. 12708.
Hurrah for Portola. 414.
In an airship built for two. 8685.
Jolly handsome dashing girl. 502.
Just for a moment, dear mother
with you. 508.
Slaves of habit.
Wilson’s sacred quartets.
Wineott (H.):
It’s so simple. 47ST.
Lock of my grandmother's
5078.
Plenty of money. 12007.
Tell me why you do not love me.
24574.
Windsor (M.)
10155.
24847.
hair.
History. 4456.
2067
INDEX
Pt aS, Vee
Windsor music co. Moonlight girl.
2287.
Winegard (C.) Only girl for me.
14615.
Wing CA: BY):
I think of thee. 2383878.
My lover will come to-day. 23888.
Winge (C. B.) I’m in love with you,
red rose. 25942.
Winn (E. L.):
Daily exercises for violinists.
19667.
Pine-toter tales. 24118.
Romanesea (La) 14878.
Six shadow pictures. 3064.
Winne (—) Shuffles and taps.
7182 (170), 12565 (68).
Winne (J. M.) Little boy with won-
d’ring eyes. 21386.
Winner (H.. J.):
Ideal method. 15704 (14), 15704
(24).
Listen to the mocking bird. 24911
(33)
Peerless polka. 15704 (48).
Whispering hope. 12565 (11).
Winner (S.) See Winner (H. J.)
Winning Miss. 4026, 9220, 22898.
Winslow (R. E.) Use a little judg-
ment. 20678.
Winter (A. H.)
ness. 22868.
Winter (C. J.):
Games. 4197.
Good old days. 138496.
Old warrior. 9588.
Street-watchman’s story.
Winter (R.):
I. C. C. band. 85388.
Zwolf kinderlieder.
Winterberg (R.):
6186,
Darkness, gross dark-
27174.
7063.
Das war eine kleine comtesse.
16046.
Drei marken. 16116.
Fliederzweigelein (Das) 16212.
Indiskretion. 16524.
Nuance. 16966.
Warum, wohin, so so, na ja dann.
17631.
Winterberger (A.):
Auferstehung. 41.
Kismet. 520.
Todessehnsucht. 1012.
Winterburn (G. W.) Oh come for a
sail in my airship. 2390.
Winterfeld (M.):
Hahnenduett. °19867.
Weun der vater mit dem sohne.
20733.
Winterrowd (I. L.) He’s more than
all this world to me. 11368.
Winters (Mrs. E. T.) I dreamed I
saw my mother dear. 25910.
Winters (F.) Ball room is crowded.
22567.
Winton (W. W.) Communion service.
12980.
Lie A.) Time-piece of my heart.
(J.
Wirts (J. M.) Maple leaves are fall-
ing. 91388.
Wise (C.) & co. Portola. 772.
Wissner (O.) Just you. 11580.
Witkowski (W.) Zbyszko. 7162.
Witmark (I.) Witmark minstrel over-
ture. 8074, TOS0O.
Witmark (M.) & sons:
7A Franzesa. 10890.
Abie, take an example from your
fader. 2.
Acorns. 1168.
Aero girl. 22461.
After dark. 8, 71s25Ge
Alabama bound. 15g;
(26), 19455.
Album leaf. 25773.
Album of standard operas.
All alone with May.
24911. 81).
All I want is something that looks
like you. 20888.
Allah give me mine.
Amor. 22500.
Angelus (The)
Answer
12565 (13),- ts7he:
Apple blossom time.
Gai:
Art with a capital A. 29, 12565
(ia.
As sing the thrushes. 1241.
Ask her while the church bells
toll. .7321,7 10S8ieng27-
At a queen’s reception. 20872.
At the bend of the old farm road.
25029.
At the castle. 19489.
Au matin. 16290.
Au revoir. 7182 (104), 7338.
Autumn blooms. 17898, 27683.
Ave Maria. 45, 19503.
Awake dearest one. 10967.
Awake my heart to be loved.
12714.
Awakening morn. 17816.
Baby of the lagoon. 12718.
19437
7216.
19458,
24958.
24.
17785, 20814
Baby’s kiss. 7370.
Banjo folio. 1122.
Barearole. 22569.
Barnyard symphony. 3358.
Barry of Ballymore. 22577, 24911
(85).
Beads (The)
Beautiful river.
Because I love, love you.
10887 (94).
Because of you dear.
(95).
Belle of a college town.
17831.
1289, 10887 (93).
7416,
62, 10887
25117.
2068
little sweetheart. 10947, —
nos. 1-52, Jan—Dec., 1910
INDEX
_ Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Belles of the Tally-ho boarding
school. 19583, 20814 (33).
Beneath the Yiddisha moon. 19536,
20814 (34), 20916.
Bendix (Theodore) album no. 2.
ae 22.
Berceuse. 25774.
Beside the cross. 22619.
Bill, a cheerful dog. 3441.
Billy’s billet doux. 82.
Birds (The) 1321.
Bird’s evening song. 17851.
Birds of the sea. 17852.
Birth of a passion. 128038, 15704
(62).
Birth of the butterfly. 12805,
15704 (63). .
Black hawk waltz. 12810.
Bluette. 25168.
Blush of dawn. 7496, 10887 (96),
20941.
Boogie boo. 91.
Boreas. 25178, 25179, 27684.
Boy 0’ mine. 7508, 19437 (28).
Brave soldiers. 17873, 27685.
Breath of sweet violets. 19437
(29).
Breeze in the trees. 1348.
Bright eyes. 98, 3514, 3515, 7527,
11024, 12848, 17742 (39), 19572,
27686.
Bright: eyes waltzers. 11025,
aaa (id), 15875.
Broken string. 10887 (97).
Brook (The) 1854, 25197.
Bummel-duett. 7548.
Butterflies when winging. 25215.
By cooling streams. 19577.
By the banks of the old Willia-
mette. 17742 (40).
Bye-lo-land. 19579.
Call again. 7569.
Call of the open sea. 11039.
-Camp of the gypsies. 15902.
Canaries (The) 3579, 19584.
Can’t you see I love you. 112,
aaa, 20971.
Carola. 22716.
Cedars of Lebanon. 22723.
Cello and piano folio. 1123.
Chaconne moderne, 25262.
Charme d’amour. 17640, 17926,
22740.
Cheer up brothers. 20992, 22743,
24911 (88), 25280.
Cheer up my honey. 125, 1153
(5), 3648, 7650, 15947.
Childhood days. 7657.
Chilly con carney. 15956.
Christ is risen. 19620.
Cigueha (La) 21006.
Cinderella. 7691.
Cinquantaine. 15968.
Circulo (El) 21007.
2069
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Circus calliope. 1449.
Collection of quartets. 3072.
Come be my sunshine. 1153 (8),
15980.
Come on love say hello. 19639,
24911 (90).
Come seven, come eleven. 3119
(10).
Confiding hearts. 21038.
Convent bells. 12999.
Coquette (la) 3751.
Cordova. 150, 1481.
Cornet and piano folio. 1125.
Court jester. 17976.
Cradle songs of many nations.
260938.
Crown of life. 3781, 7799.
Cry baby. 1153 (18).
Cuddle up a little closer lovey
mine. 160, 11122.
Cupid’s caress. 11125, 22836.
Cupid’s cooking school. 21048.
Cupid’s revels. 10887 (104).
Daddy was a grand oldman. 1508,
8119 (18), 7809, 11126, 138040,
17987, 17988.
Dance of the marionettes. 25410,
27691.
Dance to The butterfly. 16035.
Dancing in the barn. 138052.
Dancing sprites. 25411.
Dawn. 175, 17997, 19437 (33).
Dear old fairyland. 7863.
Dear old ma. 19689, 20814 (41).
Dearest little Marionette. 22879,
24911 (95).
Dearie won’t you snuggle close to
me. 19691, 20814 (42).
Desert honey moon. 7875, 10887
(106).
Divertissement.
(107).
Doctor Tinkle Tinker. 18025,
19699. 20814 (48), 22898, 25469.
Dog in the manger. 19701.
Doll’s dream. 16089.
Don Quixote, 21089.
Don’t you want a pussy wussy
cat. dss tS).
Dorothy. 16099.
Dorothy’s rose. 197.
Down by the mill. 19708.
Down the lane that leads to
drowsy land. 19711.
Down where the big bananas grow,
7933, 18164.
Dragonflies. 1572.
Dream within your eyes. 11189,
13176.
Dreary moon. 15704 (72), 19718.
Drifting to dreamland. 7182
CTA)
Drink forever. 180538, 19487 (84).
Dulcita. 3944, T7182 (114).
3875, 10887
INDEX
Witmark (M.) & sons-—-Continued.
Dutch kiddies.
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
3946, 10887 (109),
13202, 18066, 19718, 22938, 22939.
16124.
13206.
11202.
Dying poet.
Eagle (The)
Edelweiss glide.
Egyptian honeymoon. 194387 (35).
Hlectrie signs. 1153 (22).
Hlvira. 21130.
Enchantment. 20814 (47), 21135.
Enchantress. 18088.
Encore (L’) 20814 (49), 21136.
Entertaining man. 25558.
EHrébus. 25560.
19751.
Every day in the week. 240.
Evening shadows fall.
I love.
little movement.
197538, 22440 (25).
Every
11222,
12565 (26), 18276, 21154, 25580.
Everybody else’s girl looks better
to me than mine. 8079.
|
Every girlie loves me but the girl
Everybody wondered how he
knew. 22979.
HEv’ry day. 242, 3119 (18).
Eyes, eyes, eyes.
(442),.
Fair co-ed. 8097.
Fair maid of Spain.
Fair one. 16171.
Fairies’ courtship.
(108).
Fairy wedding. 8102.
Falling waters. 13298.
Fantastic dance. 1153 (24).
Farewell to the birds. 4071.
Farmer at the circus. 18121.
Fate. 16187.
Fifty years ago. 21188.
First singing lesson. 4100.
Flamingo. 25630.
Flashing glances.
8140.
Fleeting hours. 8141.
Fleeting thoughts.
1677.
Flying clouds. 19781.
Flying witches. 18144.
Follow me. 23033, 24911 (104).
Fontaine (La) 19785.
For Killarney and you.
15704 (77), 23086.
For thee.
23040.
For you Bright eyes.
21163.
7182
1153
8093, 10887
18111, 24911
(117),
(26),
8170,
272, 18148, 19437 (36),
2738, 1153
(27), 8174, 16229, 23041, 25640.
For youre just my style.
182 (120):
French you
1207, S088C, (115):
Frisco rag. 291, 19799, 23062.
Frolic of the bees. 18159.
Frolic of the fairies. 8197.
Frolic of the fregs. 11281.
From darkness to dawn. 1709.
274,
hear on Broadway.
2070
pt. In, n. s., v. 3 |
Fiir Elise. 25097.
Futurity. 1718.
Garden of idle dreams.
20814 (50), 25674.
Gavotte. 23080.
Gee whiz, sweety I’m stuck on
19809,
you. 21225, 25689.
General Grant’s grand march.
8251.
Gigglepill Gilligan. 25701.
Gird up the loins of your mind. |
ITA.
Girl: from the WW? Sie
10887 (116).
Girl in the train. 23097, 24911
(107), 25705, 27696. |
Girl next door. 3138, 1756, 3119
QO? |
Girl of my dreams. 19821, 20814
(52), 21232, 23101, 24911 (109),
25707-25710.
Girl who wouldn’t spoon.
20814 (53).
Give my regards to any one who |
eares for me. 8269.
Give your hand to a pal who’s
19822.
down. 18183.
Golden sheafs. 19837.
Gonda. waltzes. 23138, 24911
CIS):
Good-bye dear old pal of mine. |
328, 3119 (24), 8315.
Good humor. 25752. |
Good old days of yore. 335, —
ATDS, (Se)e |
Go-won-go. 321, 7182 (122). :
Guard’s review. 18222. |
Guitar folio. 3127. |
Ha ha ha. 8362.
Hannibal. 368, 1158 (36). |
Happy as kings. 19872.
Harem scarem. 369, 7182 (128).
Harmony. 83890, 10887 (120).
He’s a fan, fan, fan.-~ 31S.
He’s always eating biscuits. 379,
10887 (128).
Hear the song resounding. 381.
Heart of my heart I am here.
16361, 19437 (39).
Heart to heart. 13603, 19437 |
(40), 21319. |
Heart whispers. 11375.
Heidelberg stein song.
Heimweh. 163868.
Hello, Mr. Moonman, hello. 390.
16366.
Hen (The) and the jewel. 18245.
Here and there. 8450.
Here’s to the joy of life. 25888.
Hexentanz. 16373.
Hickory-dickory-dock. 4448, 7182
CUZ). :
Hilaria.
Homeward bound.
8465, 10887 (125).
405.
| INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1910
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued. | Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Honeymooning honey in Bombay.
8487, 18272, 19914, 20814 (56).
Honor the brave. 1153 (42).
Hope whispers. 16395.
How’d you like to be a dog. 11538
(44).
Hullo London town. 8514.
I am the star of the day. 16420.
I apologize. 11414.
I ask not. 18298.
I’d like to know you better. 420.
I’d like to make love to you.
4527, 10887 (130).
I’d love to be loved by a girl like
you. 25902.
I’d love to but I won’t. 18301,
19437 (42).
I’d rather be a not-know nothing
than a would-be know it all.
8544.
I dare you to. 183808.
I don’t know much about it. 8548,
10887 (181).
I don’t want to be a soldier boy.
22440 (81), 23329.
I gazed on my love from afar.
13687, 19437 (48).
I guess I'll have to change my
name. 8553.
I, John, take thee, Matilda. 25919.
I know the place where we will
rest. 8568, 10887 (138), 18691,
16437, 21373.
I left little Heine behind. 136938.
I like to have a flock of men
around me. 199388, 20814 (57),
213877.
T’ll be your chanticleer. 11424,
12565 (82).
I’ll be your ju-jube drop. 3119
(30).
I'll build for you a little nest.
3119 (31), 18699.
-Tll love you till the sun grows
eeld. 18314.
I love but thee, Rosalie. 1153
(47).
I love my wife and always will.
1158 (48).
I love the name of Mary. 213887,
22440 (84), 23347, 25829.
I love thee. 18318.
I love to read the papers in the
morning. 8586.
I love you so much I hate you.
8590, 10887 (186).
I’m a daughter of Dixie-land. 434,
7182 (188).
I’m all right. 16448, 22440 (35).
I’m awfully afraid of girls. 19950,
20814 (59).
I’m awfully fond of you. 11488,
15704 (89).
2071
I’m crazy to marry again. 19952,
20814 (60).
I’m English, don’t cher know.
435, 10887 (138).
I’m falling in love with someone.
25934, 27705.
I’m fancy free.
(121).
I’m head over heals in love with
you. 8599,
I’m lonesome dear. 7182 (134).
I’m looking for a financier. 11445,
12565 (85).
I’m ready to quit and be good.
19958, 20814 (62).
I’m the original Buster coon. 487,
1158 (50).
I saw no temple therein. 1915.
I think such a lot of you. 489,
19LY, TLS2" \(35)%
I trust my husband anywhere. 442,
4608, 7182 (136), 13732.
I want a man. 8622, 16460.
I want to be a wild wildrose.
8625.
I want to go ’way with you. 23380.
I want to play house with you.
23382} 24911 (125).
I want you in the picture. 8629,
10887 (141).
I will lift up mine eyes. 1928.
I wonder if you care. 19980.
I wonder if you miss me too.
8641, 16465, 24911 (126).
I wonder who you really love.
8642,
Idillio. 16472.
If I could gain the world by wish-
ing. 448, 11478.
If I’d stuck around I’d be married
yet. 21423.
If I had you in my canoe. 449,
1941, 3119 (385).
If I only had a sweetheart like
you. 13770.
If I were anybody else but me,
25981, 27708.
If only they would take a tip
from me. 1948, 7182 (188).
If the moon told all he knew.
7182 (189), 16484.
If you ever want a favor mention
me. 11538 (54).
If you'll only show me _ how.
21429,
In dance time. 13786.
In grandma’s garden. 4701.
In my dreams dear. 18890.
In so-so society. S701.
In the garden of my heart. 468,
4716, 8710, 21449, 23440.
In the land of sunshine. 472.
In the sunshine of your love.
21458, 22440 (40), 28447.
233538, 24911
——
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
In the woods. 4738.
In watermelon time. 1153 (56).
Intermezzo. 10887 (144).
Intermezzo - hongroise. 87
13835.
Ireland I love you. 13855, 16533.
Irish smile. 26041.
It all goes up in smoke. 20029,
20814 (67).
It looks like something that the
eat brought in. 16542.
It never, never can be love. 26054,
27712.
It’s great to bea king. 1153 (59).
It’s pretty soft for Simon. 26061,
PAS:
It would be you. 16545.
Italian street song. 26067, 26068,
27714.
Jack and Jill. 486.
Jack of hearts. 20084.
Jeanne Marie. 8766.
Jesus lover of my soul. 4832, 7182
(142).
Joyful of heart. 18440.
Joyful ride for home. 21499.
Jumping Jupiter. 23504, 27715.
Jungle jubilee. 13925,
17742 (64).
Just a glimpse of two tiny feet.
13926.
Just for a girl. 8815-8820, 10887
(151), 138933, 18448.
Just plain Mister. 23515.
Just plain princess girl. 8826,
10887 (153).
Just you and I in Dreamland.
4887, 7182 (144).
Kkatherine’s curls. 4894, 7182
(145).
Katy-did. 26122.
Keep your whip in your hand.
1153 (63).
Kinder, sind die Inder siinder.
8845.
King (The) 26137.
King medley. 16594, 17742 (67).
King of the air. 18473.
Kiss (The) 8856.
Kiss you gave.
(A855):
Land of the Used-to-be. 26168.
Lane that leads to drowsy land.
21585.
Langage des baisers. 16630.
Legend of old Jack Frost. 8928,
10887 (155).
Leonora. 2154S.
Lest we forget. 26192.
Let’s go to Sans Souci. 20079,
20814 (71).
Lines in Mollie’s hand. 548, 1153
(68).
16573,
23537, 24911
INDEX
pt. 1H, @ s., v. 2
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Little charmer.
(106), 16662.
Little chief of seven moons.
14083.
Little Dutch garden. 554.
Little fairy waltz. 9005.
Little fur baby. 6666.
Little .sirly San
Little gypsy girl. 18535.
Little Julie Dooley. 9010.
Little maid of Tokio.
20814 (72).
Little old dreamy waltz. 20105,
20814 (73).
Live long day. 558.
Lo, my heart it sings. 18543.
Loin du bal. 11656.
Long acre square. 10887 (159).
Longing. 23645.
Lookout for yourself first. 14108.
Looney-mooney man. 14110.
Lost song. 562, 10887 (160).
Lots of little things can happen.
3119 (51).
Love comes to stay. 1153 (70),
2160.
Love dance. 141382, 15704 (109),
18563.
Love ever near. 565, 10887 (161).
Love is a rogue. 567.
Love is like a rainbow.
24911 (140).
Love keeps the whole world
young. 18565, 19437 (51).
Love like the dew-drops so pure.
26267.
Love me. 26268.
Love sick. 20128.
Lovelight beaming from your
eyes. 9066.
Lovely flower thou seemest.
Love’s dream after the ball. 16704.
Lovetime. 23678.
Loving. 21619, 22440 (45), 23679.
Lucero (El) 23681.
Lucky dog. 5151, 7182 (852).
Lys. 23688.
McCoy. 21838, 15704 (112).
Madame Sherry.
21629, 23697, 2F719:
Madame Sherry dances. 19437
(53-55).
Madame Sherry waltzes. 2630?.
Maggie Magnolia MacAvoy. 9105.
Magnolia blossoms. 26815.
Mah honey love. 9114.
Maid and the rose. 583.
Maids of Niagara. 21636, 24911
(144). >
Mamzelle Fifi. 10887 (163).
Mandolin and guitar folio. 1128,
7076.
2072
14082, 15704
14095,
23660,
14176, 16734,
16735, 18590-18593, 20146, 21628,
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued. Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
March along to the sound of the
band. 590, 7182 (153).
Marionettes (The) 5231.
Mary Drew. 52388.
Master (The) 2216.
May. 11755.
May I. 598.
Mazurka. 2387538.
Meet me where the lanterns glow.
605, 9228, 18626, 21678, 23768.
Melody in F. 17227.
Memories of you. 14264.
Menuet. 16810, 16867.
Merry model’s ball.
2246.
Messenger boy.
Mexican dance.
14286.
Minnesota. 53827, 7182 (154).
Minstrel overture. 3074, 7080.
Miss Helen of Troy. 20204, 20814
(79).
Miss Manhattan.
(167).
Miss Molly May. 2271, 9297.
Mister Right. 2276.
Mister Voodoo. 26420, 27722.
Mrs. Casey. 626.
Modern education. 26424.
Modern Japanee. 9308.
Molly May. 1158 (80), 2284.
1153 (78),
9269,
9275, 10887 (166),
9296, 10887
Monastery bells. 16852.
Mood you are in. 1153 (81).
Moorish serenade. 2288.
Morenita. 21712.
Mother Machree.
24911 (149).
Motor girl. 640.
Motor girl waltzes. 1153 (88).
Mountain belle schottische. 16864.
Much obliged. 26460.
My Angelett Cheree. 648.
My big moon. 2308, 5415, 10887
(169), 14387.
' My dearie. 650.
My dream maid of Erin Isle.
18705.
My dream of long ago. 9369.
My face is my fortune. 1153 (85).
My guiding star. 9382.
My Gypsy sweetheart. 11831.
My harp is on the willow tree.
653.
My heart has learned to love you.
9384, 11832, 12565 (50), 14399,
26486.
21723, 23858,
My heart will hear. 26488.
My Irish love. 1158 (87).
My jewel. 9391.
My Lady Angora. 5438, 7182,
(158).
My land. 20250, 22440 (52), 23886,
26490.
ee
My little moon boat. 7182 (159),
9398.
My little pickaninny. 14413.
My love for thee. 21760.
My love is like a simple prayer.
18714.
My love lies hidden in every rose.
21761.
My lover will come to-day.
My Marjorie. 21762.
My old fashioned garden flower.
658.
My rose from the garden of love.
18728, 20814 (838), 26506.
My toast to you. 26512.
My wee my bonnie bairnie.
19437 (57).
Nadeshda. 5489.
Naughty Marietta. 26521, 27727.
Naughty Mimi. 18747.
20254.
14447,
Navy of othe .U. oS... Aq 326525,
27728.
Neapolitan nights. 20268.
*"Neath the southern moon. 265381,
27729.
Never mind. 26538.
New Orleans jeunesse dorée.
26546, 27730.
Night has a thousand eyes. 5523.
Nightingale (The) 2341, 14485.
No one knows but Noah. 20281,
20814 (86).
Nocturne. 15959.
Nothing. 21794.
Now altogether, hip, hip, hooray.
18761.
O sing, ye sons of men.
Off for a sail. 9540. .
Oh, for the wings of a dove. 5615,
7182 (161).
Oh sweet thou
14567.
Oh, that society glide.
Oh those boys. 9555.
Oh, wind from the Golden Gate.
21827.
Old chapel bell.
(58).
Old Dutch. 712, 1158 (90), 2406,
14577, 15704 (124).
Old Dutch barn dance.
26613.
little knowest.
17013.
18792,
17742 (77).
Old town. 24138, 5642, 7182 (162),
11926.
On duty. 9588.
On the river ’neath the moon.
240380.
Once a pal always a pal. 9605.
Only a man. 21847, 22440 (55).
Ooh. 203388, 20814 (89).
Ootsie-tootsie. 724, 1158 (98).
Oriole (The) 9625.
Orvetta waltz. 17040.
Other fellow. 17041.
Our little boy. 14638.
INDEX
Dt. 1, He S:, Vas
——_—_—_
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued. Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Over the waves. 11964.
Pansies mean thoughts and
thoughts mean you. 7838.
Pansy eyes. 9642.
Pas des amphores. 15924.
Pearl (A) 26782.
Pearl of Persia. 2459.
Pearly dewdrop. 14683.
Peasants lullaby. 9672.
Pilgrims chorus. 17610.
Plant a watermelon on my grave.
20378, 26758.
Playroom echoes. 17104.
Plough boys dance. 20376.
Popular song. 5840, 7182 (165).
Porcupine rag. 770, 14742.
Possums have an outing. 14744.
Possums’ songs. 9738-9745.
Poster folk. 9746.
Pourquoi. 1153 (97).
Practical piano course. 21908.
Practice and pleasure. 14752.
Present your bodies. 2502.
Pretty little laughing eyes. 17742
(79).
Priére d’une vierge. 17129.
Prince of peace. 14771, 20814 (93).
Prinz Bussi.: 177.
Proposal duet. 780, 7182 (166).
Pure as snow. 17138.
Purple twilight. 20401, 20814 (94).
Put snot thy. ieust inm-- princes,
21920.
Quaker talk. 21921, 22440 (57).
Queen of Manhattan Isle. 9806,
10887 (175).
Radiant smiles. 18926.
Rag-time table d’hote. 17149,
17742 (SO), 24183.
Rainbow tints. 9819.
Raven tresses. 9826.
Red fez. 2539.
Remember me. 17164.
Rest of the week she’s mine.
20814 (95), 21953.
Reunion. 18941.
Rippling waves. 17181.
Road (A) song. 18955.
Robinette. 18957.
Robins (The) 5992, 14868.
Rockabye lady. 12076.
Rondo mignon. 26915.
Rondoletto. 25211.
Root, root in the good old way.
18971.
Rosalind. 9950.
Rose and the butterfly. 17208,
19487 (68).
Rose blushes. 6014.
Rose in my lady’s” garden.
26922.
Rose leaves. 24280.
Rose, my withered rose. 24232.
2074
Roses and lilies. 24237.
Rosetime. 24288.
Russian duo and dance. 1153
(100).
Sack waltz. 9986.
Sailing, sweetheart, you and I.
26945.
Santie was good to me. 3119 (70).
Sauce for the gander is sauce for
the goose. 204738, 22440 (58).
Say, where is the gentle loved one.
845.
Scarf dance. 15925.
Scholars’ companion. 26982.
School comrades. 10045, 10887
(181), 24306, 26983.
Seaside frolics. 22024, 24911
@iGs):
Seasons. 17281.
Secrets. 854.
See the red wine richly flowing.
9171.
Shah (The) 19052.
Shaky eyes. 865, 2672, 14992,
14994, 17297, 19053, 243851.
She is the girl that you read
about. 24352.
She shook him in Chicago.
17800, 17742 (82).
She used to sing “ grand opera.”
27023.
Shepherd boy. 12172.
Sherry flip. 22050.
Shine softly, Mister Moon. 27028.
Show me how you kiss. 6185,
15704 (128).
Silas. 22059.
Silver chords. 22061.
Silver cloud. 173815, 19437 (64).
Silver moon. 6263, 10887 (183).
Silver stars. 17316.
Simple confession. 17320.
Skipping rope dance. 22068.
Sky flyer. 6800, 17330, 17742 (83).
Sleep, little angel, sleep. 17332.
Sleep little sea love sleep. 7182
(171).
Sleepsy bye. 900.
ree baby. 901, 19075, 19437
5).
Slip your glad rags on. 10157,
15058.
Smile she means for you. 12199,
12565 (64), 15063.
Snowballing. 1158 (107).
Snug up. 173847.
Soap bubble days. 20814 (103),
22080.
Some day dear. 2715, 10887 (186).
Some day, some how, somewhere.
10188. :
Somebody’s dear little girl. 12205.
Sonatina. 22098, 25100, 25101.
Soneto. 23870.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued. Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Song of triumph. 20544.
Songs for waning autumn. 24441.
Sons of every nation are Ameri-
eans to-day. 22106, 24911 (166).
Soon the gold brown leaves must
mre. 12225, 17742 (85).
Spinning song. 27188.
Spirit of speed. 19114.
Spring is smiling on all the
earth. 12241.
Spring song. 16804.
Squirrel (The) 2753.
Star of Bethlehem. 2758.
Sumurun. 19142.
Sunbeams. 11538 (109).
Sunset in the valley. 6503.
Sunshine I love you. 7182 (1738).
Superstitions. 6506.
Swallows (The) 103817, 22148.
Swear that you love. 27202.
Sweet bye and bye. 27204, 27736.
Sweet dreams forma shade. 15205.
Sweet dreams of home. 6524.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs. 19151, 20586,
20814 (107).
Sweet sixteen. 10328-10332.
Sweet wild pink roses. 22154.
Sweet wireless whispers. 1153
(141).
Swim, swim, swim. 10341, 10887
(191).
Take a trip to the seaside. 24540.
Take me back to babyland. 2805,
10850, 15224.
Tale of a turkey. 3119 (82).
Tale of love. 27233.
Tale of two hearts. 19178.
Tam O’Shanter. 12301.
Tambourine girl. 103858.
Teach me to pray. 15240, 15241,
19184, 20600, 22171, 27740.
Tell me how to woo thee love.
2828.
Temptation rag. 982, 2826, 12313,
15250, 24576.
Tender thoughts. 22178.
That little thatched cottage all
covered with vine. 22185.
That’s the way to make love. 17477.
That’s the way we do it out in
Kansas. 27274.
That’s what you get for being
Irish. 2885.
That’s why lots of people marry.
24589, 24911 (176).
That’s why people marry. 24590.
That’s yiddisha love. 19200, 20620,
20814 (110).
That sweet Italian song. 22190,
22440 (65), 24591.
Theophilus. 12328, 12565 (738).
There is no North or South to-
day. 22195, 24596, 24911 (177).
2075
68294—10—-_—41
There’s a better time a-coming for
us all. 24597.
There’s a raft of money in graft.
10413.
There’s lots of other dreamy eyes.
15286.
There’s nothing else in life like
love. 994, 1153 (128).
They follow me everywhere. 10421.
They never come back. 24603.
They’ve won every nations battles
but their own. 27296.
Thine own. 12888.
Thoroughbred (The) 19212.
Thou art my dream. 2856, 10887
(196) .-+
Thou art the star. 999.
Thoughts of thee. 19218, 27742.
Three twins. 10482.
Tie your little bull outside. 2868,
7182 (176), 10447, 17501, 19228.
To and fro, so soft and slow.
192338.
To the end of the world with you.
1011.
To the strains of that wedding
march. 20641, 20814 (118).
Tom boy. 2884, 10887 (197).
Triumerei. 17274.
Trip to Japan. 6723, 10485.
Triples. 19251.
Tripping lightly. 20653.
Trombone and piano folio. 1132.
Trovatore (11) 17589.
Tryst (The) 123869.
Tulip. 17548.
Tulip’s dream. 1023, 22440 (68).
Tumbo town. 10500, 10887 (198).
Turkish imperial guards. 1024.
Turquois (The) 1025.
Twilight. 24678.
Twilight songs. 27360.
Twilight was made for _ love’s
young dream. 15371.
Two thrushes. 6765.
Uncle says I musn’t so I won’t.
17556, 19437 (77).
Under the double eagle. 17558.
Under the elm tree. 22238.
Until. 27209.
Up in an aeroplane. 1153 (126).
Valley of the old St. Joe. 1153
(127).
Valse. 16121.
Valse brillante in octaves. 27385.
Valse in D flat. 15960.
Valse lente. 25445.
Very bad man. 3119 (90).
Violin and piano folio. 1184, T7081.
Violin and the song. 24786.
Vocal lesson. 2968, 7182 (179).
Wafted fragrance. 10887 (201).
Wait till you’re sure that you love
me sweetheart mine. 27430.
INDEX
Dt. TER. Si.
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Wal I swan. 27482.
Walking dream. 2987.
Waltz. 25110.
Waltz with a Cupid. 10650.
Warum. 17276.
Way down in Colon town. 6930.
We are only poor weak mortals
after all. 22440 (71).
We only got married this morning.
1070, 11538 (128).
We've hunted the wolf in the for-
est. 27458, 27745.
Weak little woman. 1153 (129).
Wedding bells. 3006.
Wedding march. 16805.
Wedding procession in Amster-
dam. 3008.
Welcome to the cowboy. 3015.
What’s it matter, eh. 1081, 10887
(205).
When grandmama was a little
girl. 1086, 3020. 10887 (209).
When love comes knocking at the
gate. 1091.
When the angels light the candles
in the sky. 17660.
When the day has been long and
dreary. 20744.
When the green woods laugh.
15560.
When the heart beats true. 27495.
When the ivy climbs over the
wall. 1097, 10887 (218), 17666.
When the man in the moon shakes
hands with the man in the aero-
plane. 24812.
When you’re roaming
gloaming. 1102.
When you think the world of
someone. 1153 (1382).
When you’ve won the only girl
in the
you love. 1108, 1153 (133), 3039.
12476.
When you were sweet sixteen:
27505.
Where are the stars of yesterday.
27508.
Where the river Shannon flows.
10757, 15586, 17679.
Whisperings of love. 17684.
Who knows. 10772, 12486.
Why that tear. 27528.
Widow Malone. 3056.
Will you always call me dearie.
12518.
Will you come along with me.
11538 (135).
Will you hear. 1118, 19392, 22386.
Winter is mighty and_ strong.
12519.
Wise fisherman. 27549.
Witches dance. 19397, 22440 (75).
With Gis Sat on iS. 7ead.., 1153
(1386).
| Witmark (M.) & sons-—Continued.
Without your love. 15624.
Wonder songs. 17712.
Wood violets. 3081.
Would that this rose could speak.
1140, 10887 (222).
Yachting. 22415, 24911 (192).
Yes, my dear. 125388.
Yodeling Yan. 3095*, 3119 (100).
You alone. 27569.
You always remind me of sum-
mer. 10888, 17742 (98).
You don’t know how much you
have to know. 1146, 3101, 3119
(101).
You marry a Marionette. 27577,
Zidoile
24886,
You must be mine dear.
24911 (194). -
Young hearts. 10856.
Your love means the world to me.
27592.
Your mother still believes in you.
10858, 10887 (226).
Yumpin’ Yeemanie Yohnson. 1150,
10887 (227).
Witmark collection of quartets. 3072.
Witscher (W. O.) There’s only one
that calls me honey, now. 24599.
Witt (M. S.):
a just one kiss. 4134, 15704
76).
My little honey be-(e). 5446,
12565 (51).
Smiling eyes. 2707, 12565 (65).
Witt (S.) Cruel waves. 1494.
Witte (L. S.):
Meet me at the Riverview. 21673,
23761.
M-o-t-h-e-r spells the dearest word
of all. 93834,
Witte & Lawton music pub. co.
Mother spells the dearest word of
all. 93384.
Wittmann (T.):
Ombre bleue. 24022.
Sorellina. 6408.
Witts (C.) I’m glad I am a Yankee.
19953.
Witty (J. S.) Lord shall comfort
Zion. 23652.
Witzman (J. K.) My old Montana
home. 11848.
Wizard of Wiseland. 17347, 17660.
Wodell (F. W.) Thy word, O God.
1006.
Wohr (E.) music verlag:
Karawanenzug. 8833.
Vision. 10605.
Woeltge (L. T.)
Babylon. 15898.
Wohl (—):
Bar-mitzvah, 1280.
Menshele meinst du
leben. 5294.
By the waters of
west eibig
2076
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan—Dec., 1910
Wohl (—)—Continued.
Oi, Ss’ is mir wohl. 5629.
Pintele yud. 2486, 5798.
Seit klug und shtoist sich on.
6144.
Yisrolik in sein eigen land. 7127.
Wohlfahrt (F.):
Etuden fiir violine.
Jugend-trios. 8804.
60 elementar’ etuden. 10800,
15628.
75 etuden ftir violine. 22401.
Wohlford (J. L.) Coronation morn-
ing. 19656.
Wohlgemuth (G.):
Waeh auf. 10624.
Wenn mein midel winkt.
Woikowsky-Biedau (V. von):
Am ufer. 24976.
Andacht. 24995.
Bewacht, 25140.
Der Weggenossin. 25451.
Gib mir deine wilde seele.
Junges gliick. 26111.
Marchen. 26309.
Nacht der myrten und
26517.
Stille stunden. 27165.
reaume, 27337.
Weihe. 6944.
Wolcott (C. F.)
Wolcott (J. T.):
Among the wild flowers:
At the spring. 10958.
Felicity. 133814.
Full of play. 11292.
God is love. 25782.
Holiday echoes. 21340.
Home at last. 16388.
I will give you rest.
Life’s way. 20089.
Something for Thee.
Sunshine. 12279.
They that trust in the Lord. 15298.
Woleslagel (H. L.) He slumbers not.
11218.
10695.
25699.
rosen.
Cradle song. 22826.
10933.
19976.
20537.
23225.
Wolf (A. L.) Poster folk. 9746.
Wolf (C.):
Autumn pranks. 12710.
Bright eyes. 12845.
Butterfly dance. 12863.
Little festival march. 14086.
New chauffeur. 11874.
Valentine’s day. 15401.
Wolf (H.):
Christmas night. 1388.
Come, Holy Spirit. 12961.
Fifty songs. 1136, 10801.
Morgenhymnus. 23849.
Prayer. 9765.
Wiegenlied. 12507, 22877, 223878.
Wolf (P. L.) Murmuring of the pines.
20235.
Wolf-Camp music ¢co.:
Let George do it. 16642.
Sun Hyes. 2776, 12276.
Wolf-Ferrari (E.):
Susannens geheimnis. 10312.
Talitha kumi. 15227, 17448.
Wolfe (C. V.) Two crushed roses.
222338.
Wolfe (H. M.) Stars are shining on
my love to-night. 10259.
Wolfe (M.) Without you the world
don’t seem the same. 3071.
Wolff (B.):
Festival polonaise. 16196.
Merry life. 14281.
Wolff (EH. J.):
Alte geige. 12616.
Dornroschen. 138154.
Drunten auf der gassen.
Hinsamkeit. 13220.
Friedhoff. 13395.
Frisch vom storch. 133896.
Girtlein dicht verschlossen. 16245.
Herr gab dir ein gutes augenpaar.
13189.
16371.
Ich fiircht nit gespenster. 16470.
Ich und du. 18765.
Kueckuck ist ein braver mann,
13988.
Liebesmelodie. 14064.
Lor’ sitzt im garten. 16683.
Mandoline. 14196.
Mich tadelt der fanatiker. 16826.
Mir glinzen die augen. 16841.
15629.
16977.
17082.
Neue kinderlieder.
O heiliger Augustin.
Perlen der weisheit.
Rekrut (Der) 14830.
Sieben lieder. 15630.
Soll ich ihn lieben? 15086.
Spinnerin (Die) 17885.
Und bild’ dir nur im traum nichts
ein. 153884.
Und rosen bliihen. 15385.
Vier midechenlieder. 15631.
Wiegenlied. 15603.
Zehn lieder. 17711.
Wolff (F.) Who’s little Zulu babe is
oo. 19882.
Wolff (F. P.):
Only place that’s dear to me,
14617.
Take me out toa ball. 15225.
Who’s little Zulu babe is oo.
12498.
Wolff (W.):
I am leaving. 238316.
It’s a good old world. 21478.
My Coleen from over the sea.
16883.
Nahoo. 18741.
Rosy Murphy. 18987.
Wollam (F. O.) Spanish princess
waltzes. 6425.
2077
INDEX
Dt. cee Ss x.
Wollenhaupt (H. A.) Romance sans | Wood (B. F.) music co.—Continued.
paroles. 6006.
Wolstenholme (W.):
Adoration. 19444.
Fantasia in C. TO85.
Folk-song (A) 19782.
Interrogation. 20023.
King’s herald. 8852.
Like as a hart. 21569.
Love. 20121.
Sorrow of Werther. 2742.
Souvenir (A) 10227.
Tragic story. 17526.
Turn Thy face from my sins.
222e.,
Woltmann (E.) Rest cure. 18938.
Wolzogen (E. L. von) Meine lieder
zur laute. 20185, 23768.
Woman (A) of Westminster. 24862.
Wondell (A. C.) Forest shade. 1698. |
Wooby (R. W.):
How we took Milwaukee. 21852.
To arms. 10457.
Wood (A.):
Dreaming. 25497.
Honey boy dance. 1860.
Honey boy waltz. 1861.
Wood (B. F.) music company:
Abendgebet. 12570.
Abendstindechen. 1.
Alpenveilchen und edelweiss.
24964.
An den abendstern. 12682.
Angel’s serenade. 12648.
Arbutus. 7802.
At parting. 7328.
Auf dem kostiimfest. 35.
Auf dem tanzstunden ball. 386.
Auf der jagd. 37.
Auf der rennbahn. 389.
Auf parade. 7844.
Auf schwingen der liebe. 12696.
Aus hochlands bergen. 10962.
Bagatelle. 25067.
Ballerine (La) 3336.
Bells at sunset. 19534.
Black-forest clock. 3455.
Blondine et brunette. 85.
Bluette. 3475.
Bohémiens (Les) 7498.
Bolero. 12827.
Bonjour, Suzon. 3481.
Bonnie banks o’ Loch Lornon.
7499.
Chant du repos. 25274.
Coquette (La) (T7768.
Diimmerungs bilder. 7811.
Dance of the flower fairies. 19671.
Dance of the marionettes. 19673.
Danse russe. 38818.
Danse tzigane. 173, 7841.
De sun is a sinkin’. T7859.
Eglantine. 3975, 8003.
Elves at play. 197383.
2078
Ersten rosen. 25564.
Faded violet. 4048.
Flowers of palest blue. 8154.
Folatrerie. 11261.
Fontaine (La) 4181.
Frolic of the winds. 25661.
Friihlings botschaft. 11283.
Frtihlingslied. 8203.
Gavotta. 25675.
Goldbliiten. 13478.
Graceful dance. 23158.
Hill of sorrow. 21387.
Hold Thou my hand. 8478.
Idyl. 12858.
If I were a rose. 4655.
Im buchenhain. 25998.
Im gebirge. 8674.
In a gondola. 26003.
In spring. 8702.
In the wilderness I stray. 11519.
Indian snake-dance. 18830.
Ingénue (L’) 8729.
Iris walzer. 20026.
Jubelmarsch. 505.
Kleine ulan. 20066.
Kranzewinden auf der _ wiese.
26154.
Lament of a rose. 14002.
Légendes d’amour. 26185.
Lied. 26844.
Little while. 21588.
Lolita.” “A1GaE
Lullaby. 14168.
Magnolia. 581.
Marathon. 5206.
March of the war gods. 592.
Marsch. 26845.
Minnelied. 14806.
Minuet. 26418.
Modern school of velocity. 627.
Musical drill book. 23871.
Once upon a time. 203826.
Parisian dances. 21870.
Pastoral. 26728.
Pau. 42%:
Pensant 4 toi. 11986.
Petite vagues. 757.
Rameaux (Les) 20412.
Rekruter (Die) 9855.
Return of the pilgrims. 24201.
Reverie. 26870.
Robin and I. 99138.
Romanza. 26911.
Romanze. 24224,
Rondo brillante. 14884.
Salut d’ amour. 14929.
Scale and arpeggio manual. 22008.
Scherzino. 14862, 26846.
Schmetterlingsjagd. 26980.
Seconde valse brilliante. 13473.
Some of these days. 10190.
Spanish serenade. 15130.
Spring morning. 20559.
Spring song. 15145.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Wood (B. F.) music co.—Continued.
Supplement to Teacher’s book of
samples. 6509.
Sur la glace 4 Sweet Briar. 10305.
Syringa blossoms. 6554.
Tell me, beautiful maiden.
Tolle streiche. 20644.
Valse fantastique. 15408.
Valsette. 26847.
Vesperglochen. 10589.
Waldfrieden. 27488.
Waldnymphen. 10640.
Were I a bird of air.
Zanberin (Die) 10868.
7 Bagatellen. 10992.
Wood (C.):
Echo. 3968.
Lady with
23564.
She will not drink the blood red
wine. 866.
Who is Silvia.
Wood (CB):
Dandy mareh. 1511.
4316.
12449.
the smiling eyes.
7025.
Evening prayer. 238.
Man and Mull. 584.
Mounted police. 11812.
Wood (D. D.) Praise the Lord, O my
soul. 26782.
Wood (E.) Good bye sweetheart I
~ must go. 21268.
Wood (E. J.) When we go to love-
land. 17675.
Wood (EH. R.) Swede Ollie. 22149.
Wood (F.):
Have you got a cigarette picture.
11359.
I altered my mind. 4508.
I keep on walking. 8565.
My wife’s cake. 94382.
Oh echantecler. 21821.
Our wedding. 14641.
They can’t get the better of me.
6646.
Verdicts. 24715.
When we were courting. 6995.
Wood (F. D.) Great conquest. 11332,
19850.
Wood (F. J.) I want to be a help to
mother. 23379.
Wood (H.):
Call (The)
My guiding star.
Our flag. 17044.
Phynodderee (The)
Sea road. 26991.
Ship o’ mine. 27029.
Wood (H. B.):
Songs of Williams. 20547.
Williams’ sons. 7055.
NMaraiby yard. ‘7419.
Wood. (Cus)
Just because you’re you.
Twigg’s family doctor.
25225.
16892.
2479.
4880.
6747.
Wood (P.) Tell me that I’m not for-
gotten. 10379.
Wood (S.) Oklahoma. 9571.
Wood (W.):
Bye bye sweetheart. 7559, 10887
98).
Fernande. 4082.
How’d you like to be my beau.
8502.
I’ve a world of love in my heart
for you. 8618.
Sing love’s old sweet song again.
27052.
Vision of Eden. 6865.
When everything was sunshine.
10717, 10887 (208).
Wood (W. R.) Friendship. 23061.
Woodard (A. F.):
Birthday song. 3447.
Cradle song. 3773.
Leaves party. 4985.
When birdie goes to sleep. 6965.
Woodbury (I. B.) Come to-night.
1471.
Woodcock (F. J.)
Wyoming. 23450.
Wooden (W. B.)
twenty-one. 6998.
Wooden bowl. 38082.
Woodford (EH. G.):
Night birds. 20279.
You and I. -17728:
Woodford (P. F.):
Bohemian Gotham. 25172.
Down the aisle of life. 11185.
Dreaming on the sands. 11192.
Father walks in his sleep. 11288.
Gods in the gallery. 25737.
Good-bye, Samanthy Jones. 8325.
Handle me with care. 25798.
Hold up man. 238268.
Honeymoon route. 25869.
I want to be told I’m pretty.
11466.
If youll let me have my say.
16490.
Just a passing faney. 26115.
Land of make-believe. 16628.
Maid of the mist. 23709.
Make it a Marathon. 11714.
Rag land. 26828.
Same little girl.
Smart set. 27074.
Somebody called it art.
Starlight waltz. 27157,
Strange things happen every day.
12256.
In the valley of
When we are
17239.
27098.
Tactful tack taxed a taxi. 17440.
Tag with fate. 12297.
Tale of two comedians. 27234.
There’s a
12332.
Way out in idol-land. 12481.
When the campfire’s light grows
dim. 12466.
girl for every season.
2079
INDEX
Di. i ae Se
Woodford (P. F.)—Continued.
Wherever we light, there’s light.
12483.
Whose dear are you. 27524.
Would it startle you. 12582.
Yankee Doodle is my middle name.
24875.
You’ve got to take me in. 7145.
Woodforde-Finden (A.):
At sea. 10955.
Beside the lonely Nile. 15848.
Eyes like the sea. 11227.
Her words come to me. 11382.
I envy every cirelet. 16429.
I sometimes wonder. 11468.
I wakened when the moon. 16459.
Love scene. 18571.
Pomegranate iS your mouth.
aire
Some silent night. 27092.
There is an orchard. 123381.
Within the sphinx’s solemn shade.
17708.
Wooding (R. A.):
Annie darling. 12646.
Farewell sweet Adaline.
Woodman (R. H.):
Again, aS evening’s shadow falls.
10904.
God so loved the world. 4273.
8110.
Hymns of the living church.
23314.
In San Nazaro. 16510.
Love for love. 23659.
O North with all thy vales of
green. 23967,
Path of dreams.
Praise waits
12018.
Prythee, why. 14783.
Soldiers of Christ arise.
Spring waking. 15147.
Trumphet of God, sound high.
24659,
Welcome, delightful morn. 24782.
When the Lord of love was here.
24811.
Woodruff (EK. 8.)
monds. 2258.
Woods (B.) When I hear that dreamy
waltz. 3021, 7182 (181).
Woods (E. McC.) Sans souci.
Woods (G.):
Aeronaut (An) 3158.
Breakfast foods. 7519.
Curriculum. 1499.
Dog fit. 1554.
Motto school song. 5381.
Summer engagement. 6492.
Tate. 6575.
Woods (R.A.).
Woodville (E.):
Bluff. 12822.
What a don.
14676.
in Zion’s courts.
24408.
Million little dia-
12107.
Cowboy (The) 22824.
15518.
Woodward (Mrs. A. J.) Just an even-
ing spin. 16575.
Woodward (E.):
Field daisy. 25620.
Honeysuckle two step. 25870.
Marigold mazurka. 26341.
Morning glory. 26444.
Purple lilae. 26810.
Purple twilight. 26812.
Soldier boy. 27086.
Sweet mignonette. 27210.
Young hunter’s march. 27586.
Woodward (N. EH.) Awake my soul.
12716.
Woodward (W. H.) Life of a bar-
tender. 14070.
Woodworth (R. F.) Well all be
1069.
Darling. 3822.
cousins there.
Wooldridge (P. J.)
Wooler (A.):
For unto us a Child is born. 8173.
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
14488.
O come let us sing. 11890.
O Lord, most mighty. 14519.
This is the day. 12339.
Woolf (D. H.)
Woolf (H.) Haman’s conspiracy. 8378.
Woolfolk (B.):
Beware of the garden of love. TT.
Different ways of making love.
22898.
Eve. 4026.
Mean thing. 9220.
That'll look nice in the bungalow.
10398.
Under the pazaza plant. 10381.
Woolhouse (C.) Sprig of white
heather. 2748.
Woollett (H.) Piéces d’étude. 9696.
Woolnoth (M. H.) Guild of play
book of national dances. 25781.
Woolsey (C. L.):
Dissatisfied. 7898.
Funny bones. 1153 (30).
Medic rag. 14251, 15704 (114).
Peroxide. 17083.
Poison rag. 17111.
Woosley (Mrs. S. L.):
Chicago, dear Chicago.
Little thirty-one. 9020.
Military march and_ two-step.
14299.
Missouri, old Missouri.
12932.
5342.
Worden (H.) Secret of the flowers.
17284.
Work (H. C.) Grandfather’s clock.
AGOK.
Wormser (A.) Ballade en ré. 3087.
Worrall (H.) Spanish fandango.
27129. }
Worrell (B. O.) Regatta march.
219385.
Worrell (E. R.) Christmas at the
Pole. 21008.
2080
Take a walk. 27225.
:
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec.. 1910
Worrell (L. C.):
It is June.
Who knows.
Worsham (L.)
Columbo. 11144.
Worsley (C.):
Eperdument.
Pas ce soir.
Séduction.
Tristesse. 175383.
Tout amour. 2889.
Vertige. 6835, 24722.
Vieilles amours. 15488, 24734.
Wottitz (T.):
Alte, i? bitt di’ brumm net.
Geh’ schiitt dei herzerl
25690.
Hast mi ’denn wirklich nimmer
liab. 4891.
So is’ und so war’s und so wird’s
immer sein. 27083.
Wray (J.1I.) Hornpipe polka. 23293.
Wright (A. W.) -On the banks of the
old Yazoo. 14594.
Wright (Mrs. D. M.)
26051.
27521.
De great Chrees
22964.
18842.
24319.
24969.
aus.
Call me sweet-
heart when you write. 12879.
Wright (E.) Violets. 27412.
Wright (G.) Meditation. 14253.
Wright (H.) My daddy’s auld du-
deen. 14898.
Wright (H. Ez.) I-diosyncrasies.
4649.
Wright (I.) Nothing to do but dream
of you. 18760.
Wareht (I: D.):
Just in love. 23510.
Old Vienna. 14588.
Wright (J.) Queen of the sea.
Wright (J.D.) My Creole girl,
Wright (K. A.) Sleep. 19072.
Wright and Palmer’s - voluntaries.
20814 (30).
Wrightman (R. N.):
~ Dear old days. 18085.
Golden sun-flower. 18201.
I used to wish I had a wife, but
now no wedding bells for me.
18338.
My wife came home to-day. 5479,
Roy Wrightman’s barn dance.
829.
Weeping willow waltz. 19343.
When Teddy comes home from
Jungle land. 6979.
Wrightman music pub. co.:
Golden sun flower. 18201,
I used to wish I had a wife.
18333.
Weeping willow waltz. 19348.
Wrighton (W. T.) Her bright smile
haunts me still. 4433.
Wrye (W. E. & W. F.) When Teddy
hit the jungle. 17659.
24182.
20245.
Wuerthner (J.):
Dear old Michigan. 25482.
I’m a goin’ to go to Ypsilanti.
8591.
Wist (K.):
Marsch der narren gegen die Phil-
ister. 11738.
Serenade. 12168.
Wulff (M.) Base ball rag. 12756.
Wulffins (A.) Gismonda Boccalino.
11307.
Wunderlicha (A.) Marsz sokotéw.
229438.
Wurmser (1L.):
Au cabaret. 19492.
Crépuscule. 19660.
Ils dansent au loin. 19992.
Pastorale. 20352,
Tourbillon. 20648.
Wyant (W. W.):
Bible (The) 12794.
Coming home. 12976.
He will welcome me. 138601.
If you want to be happy be good.
16492.
Praise ye Jehovah. 14761.
Savior, with Thee. 14940.
Sing praises. 15088.
Something more for you. 15095.
Tell the glad story. 17462.
There’s glory in my soul. 15285.
What will you do with Jesus:
15534.
Wonders of grace. 15634.
Write Thy new name on my heart,
15655.
Wye (W.) You don’t want to keep on
shewing it, 3102.
Wyman (A.) Sounds from Fairy-
land. 27665.
Wyman (A. P.):
Music among the pines.
See also Wyman (A.)
Wyman (Mrs. G. H.) #£Minnesota
county option song. 20201.
Wynen (0O.):
Erbolungsstitindchen.
Starre system. 12248.
Turteltiubchen. 6745.
Wynn (B.) My dream maid of Erin
Isle. 18705.
Wynne (C.) Till youask again. 20688.
5399.
4007.
Xaupi (H. J.) EHtta waltz. 234.
Xerxes. 1814.
Yankee (H.) Yankee waltz. 17723.
Yankee girl. 8052, 10878, 26200.
Yarwood (W.) Sunrise on the ocean.
_ 6501.
Yeager (H. V.) Breath of spring,
8508. ;
Yeager (H. W.) That willow tree.
15277.
Year book press:
Au clair de la lune.
Cloud (The) 3708.
3290.
2081
INDEX
pt. Il, 0. s., v. 5
Year book press—Continued.
Dame Tartine. 3804.
Dutch lullaby. 7971.
Echo. 3968.
Frére Jacques. 4162.
Il etait une bergére.
Jack Frost. 8760.
Je suis un petit garcon.
Rhyme of the months.
Santa Claus. 12108.
She will not drink the blood red
wine. 866.
Sur le pont d@’Avignon. 6518.
Ye mariners of England. 12586.
Who is Silvia. 1025.
Yearsley (C. B.) I want a girl to
4673.
4812.
12070.
cheer me. 1922.
Yebar-Ener. Go-on. 13464.
Yerion (C.) Skull and cross-bone’s
dance. 10151.
Yon (—) Smoky city. 15065.
Won: CRY As)
Ave verum. 15792.
Jerusalem surge. 23479.
Missa in G. 143818.
O sacrum convivium. 16984.
O salutaris hostia. 16985.
Tantum ergo. 15233, 17449.
Yon (S. C.) Rosa mia. 6012.
York (A. E.) Dream (A) 25489.
York (J. W.) & sons:
Mountain breeze. 18690.
York’s ideal band book. 20790.
York music ¢co.:
Back to the bleachers. 12728.
Dinah. 38873.
Flipity flop and away she goes.
4112.
Geography. 4225.
I’d give my life for you. 11417.
I never knew this town at all.
13728.
I want some one to flirt with me.
11465.
In eighteen sixty-one. 20003.
M-a-r-y Mary. 11739.
Meet me to-night at nine. 20182.
Nora Malone. 5544.
Oh! that moonlight glide. 23999.
Put your arms around me, honey.
24178.
Under the orange blossom tree.
6780.
When the bells are ringing, Mary.
17662.
When you think there’s no one
looking. 7000.
Yosco (—): :
Spaghetti rag. 12565 (66).
Tony. 15329, 17742 (93).
Yoseo (L.) But not on Sunday. 7554.
Yosco (R.) What's the use of trying
to forget the one you love.
10707. |
Yost (G.):
American rhapsody. 24979.
Novelette. 26577.
Young (—) Beckie stay in your own
back yard. 19525.
Young (A.) Phillis has such charm-
ing graces. 2477.
Young (A. G.) In Cupid’s garden.
1968.
Young (C.)
19648.
Young (D. D.)
Young (EH. G.)
Youngs CH. 7B:)
Bridges. 17369.
Young (F. H.):
Brightest and best. 25192.
Give ear, O Shepherd of Israel.
13458.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in
HE flat. 23702.
O Lord, our Governor. 5583.
Young (KF. LL.) Washington state.
10668.
Young (G. C.)
Benedicite, omnia opera.
Day is ended. 3828.
Lord, what love have I unto Thy
law. 5097.
Seven-fold amen. 14989.
Tell the story. 3119 (197).
Young (H. A.) Every cloud has a
bright silver lining. 16165.
Young (J.) ’Way down east.
Younes (eC. )rae.
I want you for my sweetheart.
Communion service in F.
Mother-in-law. 5379.
Liberty bell. 14058.
Songs of Robert
7446.
22306.
16461.
’Neath the silver maple. 11863.
Younsia) Gi Ve) Sweet Isabella.
10325.
Young .-7@s > Be) Barefoot days.
22578.
Young (W. W.) Take me back to my
Ohio. 10351.
Young & Diltz. Los Angeles. 26262.
Young men’s Christian assn. (Inter-
natl. committee of.) Fellowship
hymns. 25617.
Young Turk. 428, 441, 743, 781, 961,
998, 1030.
Yradier (S.):
Colomba (La).
Paloma (La).
Yutzy (C. W.)
Yves (Y¥.) Démence du coeur.
Zabel (A.):
Tristesse d’amour. 19258.
Valse eaprice. 22251.
Zachajkiewieza (S.) Walzyku m6j.
6897.
Zadora (M. von)
Zalewski (B. J.):
Czotem, czotem, ezotem. 22941.
Cztery piesni. 22841.
2 DaoS.
2448, 9641.
Snow feather. 27079.
3855.
Tanz, (Hin). adas
2082
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Zalewski (B. J.)—Continued.
Do ciebie boze. 21084 .
Drogie wspomnienia. 25506.
Dwa marse G¢wiczebne. 5816.
Dwie Piesni. 22941-22945.
Dwie pieSni poSlubne. 22946.
Ecce sacerdos magnus. T7997.
Marsz pogrzebowy Spiewacki.
5233.
Marsz z polskich melodyi naro-
dowych. 5234.
Marsz z polskich motyw6éw naro-
dowych. 5235.
Marsz zatobny. 3667.
Mazurek. 5256.
Missa. 9299, 21701.
Osiem Piesni. 24059.
Pieé piesni. 24113.
Piesni narodowe. 5791, 9698.
Pije kuba do Jakuba. 5794.
Pochod sokoléw. 5816.
Polish funeral march. 5822.
Polish national dance. 4946.
Polonez pozeznanie cjczyzny.
9726.
Rota. 24245
Trzy piesné.
Wale. 17618,
Walezyku méj. 6897.
Wesele Kujawiak. 24787.
Z polskich motywéw narodowych.
7156.
Zbidr pieSni polskich. 7161.
Zwartym szereziem marsz. 17741.
Zampa. 7158. ;
Zamrzla (R.)
18204.
Zanden (H. van der):
Marche du chien vert.
Sanglots d’amour. 2612.
Zandonai (R.).
Grillo del focolare. 4352.
Grillon du foyer. 21289.
Zangl (J. G.) Mass in B flat. 12555.
Zarate (R. D.):
Mary. 18616.
Parral. 18839.
Zardo (N.):
Ninon. 5528, 9475.
Serenatina. 7160.
Writ: “2ST
Zarpow (M.) 3°™e valse. 19436.
Zarzycki (A.) Mazurka. 14245,
Zavadil (I. W.) Farewell to gay Bo-
hemia. 8111,
Zbinden (T.):
Banner des Herrn. 12746.
Flatternde (Der) schnee. 23024.
Gold’ne sonnenstrahlen. 13485.
Jesus kommt. 138895.
Konig (Der) der ehren ist da.
28551.
Selige arbeiter.
Singet von Jesus.
24662.
Gondoliera. 4289, 8313,
14513.
14970,
24383.
—=
Zecchi (A.)
14704.
Zechmann (M. A.)
4038.
Zeiler (C.) Adam-walzer. 24925.
Zeiller (R.) Notensystem zur ein-
fiihrung in die Neuhaus’sche noten-
schrift. 20289.
Zelley (H. J.):
All hail to Pennington. 7229.
And shall our school then die.
Piccola bianea casetta.
Everybody’s rag.
AGC.
Zemire und Azor. 6020.
Zepler (B.) Hlend (Das). 8014.
Zerbe (lL, A.):
Bluebird (The). 12820.
Purple iris. 14798.
Zerco (—):
Jeppo le musicien. 23478.
Ungaria-march. 10529.
Zerlett (J. B.) WKinderlieder.
Zernikow (E.):
Stille triume. 10264,
Stisse schaferin. 10281.
Zettel (F.):
Bolsa del pajaro. 25174.
Santa Barbara. 17248.
Zickel (H. H.):
My American beauty rose.
Teddy bear. 12308,
Ziegfeld :
Reuben rag. 24202.
Thinking of you. 24607.
Ziegler (P.):
Auf den tod der K6nigen Louise.
10961.
Brandenburgisches erntelied. 75138.
Ziegler (R.) Won’t you be my airship
beau. 10811.
Ziehrer (C, M.):
Alt Wien. 24968.
Gaukler (Die). 308.
Weisst du was die biume singen.
10691.
Wiener biirger. 19385, 20769.
Wo dich der Wiener-wald um-
13961.
26473.
rauscht. 27555.
Zieley (J. D.) If I but knew you
loved me. 18768,
Zierau (F.) Jairus. 26079.
Zigeunerliebe. 8048, 8291, 8484, 8646,
8959, 10530, 10658, 10784, 10867-—
10875, 15697, 22438.
Zilcher (P.):
Am Weihnachtsbaume die lichter
brennen. 17770.
Des jahres letzte stunde. 18010.
Heiteres und ernstes. 258381.
Ihr kinderlein kommet. 18369.
Morgen, kinder, wird’s was geben.
18677.
Musikalische plaudereien.. 11817.
O du fréhliche, O du selige. 18766.
O tannenbaum, O tannenbaum.
18778.
2083
INDEX
pt. 10; Bes; ¥. 5
Zilcher (P.)—Continued.
Stille nacht, heilige nacht. 19128.
Siisser die glocken nie klingen.
191388.
Tochter Zion freue dich. 19237.
Zu Bethlehem gebaren. 19481.
15 easy, melodic velocity studies.
7167.
Zikoff (F.) Jolly sisters. 2032.
Zimmer (C.) Marsch der Schottlin-
der. 21657.
Zimmerman (—):
Célébres gammes. 3608.
Exercises techniques. 4044.
Zimmermann (C. A.) Triumphai
mareh. 2897.
Zimmermann (J. F.):
Bright days. 97.
By the creek. 11037.
Italia. 4798.
Merry encounter. 609.
*Neath the apple trees. 11862.
Orpheum march. 14624.
School days. 121386.
Starlight ramble. 935.
Summer pastimes. 12278.
Thespian march. 2849.
Village belies. 2956.
' Zephyr. 7163.
Zimmermann (J. H.):
Adagio. 26618.
Allegro agitato. 24959.
Am abend. 24972.
An die Madonna. 17778.
Andante. 26619.
Andante religioso.
Tlpnaupp. 18902.
Arioso. 22529.
Aus der kinderwelt.
Bereeuse. 251385.
Bien-étre. 34384.
Capriccio. 25245.
Capriccio mazurka. 25246.
Cara. 12896.
Chanson d’amour. 20981.
Cracovienne. 25376.
Darf ich bitten. 7848, 13068.
Deux études de salon. 1007.
Divertissements. 192.
Erinnerung an Kijanitza.
Erstes konzertsttick. 25565.
Esquisses. 8053.
Etude de concert. 25572.
Fétes de noél. 25619.
Forét enchantée. 4141.
Fiinf Jeichte instructive stticke.
25854.
Gavotte. 25676.
Gnouf-gnouf. 8298.
Gretchens traum. 11339, 13530.
Haremsténze. 113851, 18573.
Improvisation. 26000.
Jelasova vola. 4816, 8768.
Konzert-polka. 26153.
Larghetto tranquillo.
24998.
7348.
25561.
26169.
Zimmermann (J. H.)—Continued.
Leben fiir den zar. 4986.
Leichte vortragsstiicke. 8926.
Loin du bonheur. 9027, 14108,
23640.
Maikifer-lied. 5187.
Marine marsch. 142238, 18614.
Mazurka. 23755.
Mazurka de concert. 26368.
Mecklenburger marsch. 9223.
Melodie und rhythmes stiicke.
9236.
Militir-marsch. 26406.
Millions d’Arlequin. 18653.
Minuett. 25151.
Moment musicale. 9310.
Morgen (Der) 19283.
Nocturno. 26461.
Notturno. 26620.
Premiére jeunesse.
Recitativ und gebet.
Reminiscence. 26859.
Réveille d’amour. 12068, 26868.
Reviews. 9888, 26876.
Romanze. 26912.
Rondo. 26621.
Russlan und Ludmilla.
Scherzo. 26622.
Sechs kleine stiicke. 26774.
Second concerto. 8949, 14967.
Serenade. 6155.
Signal-polka. 10124.
Sonatina. 25213.
Stillbegliickt. 27163.
Sturmwind. 27179.
Tagliche uebungen.
Tanha (Das) 19168.
Trio. 25794.
Troica. 2898, 12363.
Trois moreceaux. 14951.
Tiirteltiubchen. 10502,
19265.
Valse Boston.
Valse di bravura.
Wiegenlied. 275381.
5871.
26838.
26939.
27224,
15365,
12398.
6803.
Zweites konzertstitick Es dur.
: 27602.
seme valse. 19436.
7'°S concerto 27608.
8**s concert. 27609.
8™° mazurka. 3118.
Zimmerman (L.) With every pass-
ing day. 17706.
Zinter (W. C.) Louisville. 9046.
Zipoli (D.) Aria. 15698.
Zippe (R.) Zelica. 27595.
Zirbes (L.) Hushabye. 16418.
Zirkel (R.) Naiad (The) 5491.
Zistler (—) Pochod sokoléw. 5816.
Zit. Don’t walk so fast. 3903, 10887
(108). :
Zittel (C. F.)
2120, 21150.
Ziviltrauung mit hindernissen. 24904.
Who’s loony now.
2084
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1910
Zobel (EH. H.): Zuccoli (G.) Valse-caprice. 10551.
Badger life. 12782. Zulueta (P. de): |
Dear old Wisconsin. 138087. : Malmaison. 3488.
Zollner (H.): Phryné. 14701.
Alaska. 22473. Rendezvous. 24197, 25275.
Aventiure. 12711. Sonia. 12221, 15115, 19609, 27111.
Bonn. 209438. : Strew on her roses. 20571.
Dureh. 22985. Walrus and the carpenter. 27487.
Friiher frost. 23069. Zumsteeg (G. A.):
Schon, schéner, am _ schonsten. Am briinnelein im walde. 19469.
22017. Neckarrauschen. 673.
Zollinger (C. P.) When Jeffries fights Wach auf. 10624.
the coon. 17655. Zunder (M. F.) Score for Yale. 2642.
Zolt (N.) Berceuse. 20921. Zureich (F.):
Zook (Mrs. J. F.) Dreaming of home. Acht bagatellen’ 10878.
16912. Zur erholung. 12562.
Zsolt (N.) Valse caprice. 19291. AOS Citas Sates O22
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