Beverly Glauser graduated from the University of Utah in 1938. Her love of music was instilled by her mother (Florence Powell Brown), aunt (Vera Powell Parks), and grandmother (Emma Warburton Powell), all of whom contributed to the accumulation of music in this collection. Emma Powell collected classical music dating back to the 1860s. Florence Powell is responsible for collecting music in the 1890-1950 period, and Vera Parks collected pre-World War I popular music.
Beverly Glauser has been a ward organist for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for 58 years. Through the years, she has played for hundreds of weddings, funerals, church services, civic choruses, and receptions. Like her mother, she has taught piano and organ lessons most of her life and continues to do so today. Beverly Glauser has served as president and board member of the University of Utah Emeritus Alumni Association, winning their 1991 Merit of Honor Award. She was active on the Salt Lake Council of Women and is a 1993 inductee into their Hall of Fame. She also served as a member of the Utah Arthritis Foundation Board of Directors. Her musical involvement includes president and music director of the Pioneer Memorial Theater Guild, music director for the Salt Lake Assistance League, vice president of the Utah Opera Guild, and membership on the Metropolitan Opera District Auditions Committee.
The Beverly Brown Glauser vocal and instrumental scores collection (1867-1948) were collected by Glauser and her family. The collection is divided into two parts which were identified as the "Classical Music Collection" and the "Old Music Selections Collection." More appropriately, these two collections are referred to here as "Instrumental Music" and "Vocal Music," respectively. This is done because much of the material in the "Classical Music Collection" is not classical; it is, however, all instrumental, consisting largely of waltzes, other dance music, and marches. All of the material which was previously categorized as "Old Music Selections" has lyrics, including more popular works, such as many patriotic songs from the World War I era.
The instrumental music includes works (or arrangements of works) by C. Bohm, Fr. Chopin, Anton Dvorák, L. M. Gottschalk, J. Haydn, F. Mendelssohn, Jean Sibelius, John Philip Sousa, Richard Wagner, and others. The vocal music includes works by Billy Baskate, Irving Berlin, Lew Brown, Alfred Bryan, Anatol Friedland, George Meyer, George R. Pyper, Harry VonTilzer, W. R. Williams, Joe Young, and others. Spellings and abbreviations of composer and lyricist names are as shown on the sheet music. Below, the composer is listed first, followed by the lyricist, provided that a distinction was made on the sheet music.
The material is arranged alphabetically, by title, within the two final groupings, respecting Beverly Glauser's apparent ordering. Dates in the inventory are copyright dates; multiple dates reflect copyright renewal or multiple editions of the work. Two lists of the included music (one for each group, as provided with the collection) are available in box 1, folder 1.
Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.
The library does not claim to control copyright for all materials in the collection. An individual depicted in a reproduction has privacy rights as outlined in Title 45 CFR, part 46 (Protection of Human Subjects). For further information, please review the J. Willard Marriott Library’s
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Gift of Beverly Brown Glauser.
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This folder contains Lee L. Roberts and J. Will Callahan, "After All," 1919; Harry VonTilzer and Will Dillon, "All Alone," 1911; and Abe Olman and Addison Burkheart, "All I Need is A Girl Like You," 1917.
This folder contains Jean Briquet and Geo. V. Hobart, "Alma," 1910; Walter Smith and Sidney Carter, "Aloha Soldier Boy," 1918; and Arthur S. Josselyn, "The American Soldier," 1902.
This folder contains Fred Fischer and Thomas J. Gray, "Any Little Girl, That's A Nice Little Girl, Is the Right LIttle Girl for Me," 1910 and Grace LeBoy and Gus Kahn, "Are You Lonesome," 1909.
This folder contains Bud DeSylva, "Around the House that Jack Built," 1917 and Nelle Richmond Eberhart and Charles Wakefield Cadman, "At Dawning," 1906.
This folder contains "Beautiful Lady," Fragment only, no authorship or date information available and J. L. Smith, "The Best Flag That Ever Flew," 1917.
This folder contains Theodore F. Morse and Edward Madden, "Blue Bell," 1904.
This folder contains Edward Madden and Gus Edwards, "By the Light of the Silvery Moon," 1909.
This folder contains Ivan Carryl and C. M. S. McLellan, "By the Saskatchewan," 1910 and Harry Puck and Edgar Leslie, "California and You," 1914.
This folder contains Irving Berlin, "Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon," 1910 and Albert VonTilzer and Lew Brown, "Chili Bean Eenie-Meenie-Minie-Mo," 1920.
This folder contains Jack Wells and Alfred Bryan, "Chimes of Normandy," 1917; A. Pestalozza, "Ciribiribin," 1909; and James Kendis and Charles Bayha, "Come Out of the Kitchen," 1916.
This folder contains Lew Wilson and Alfred Dubin, "Daddy Mine," 1918; Geo. J. Hayes and Harry D. Kerr, "Dear Old Dixie Moon," 1920; and Harold Dixon and David Portnoy, "Dixie Lullaby," 1919.
This folder contains Walter Donaldson, Sam M. Lewis, and Joe Young, "Don't Cry Frenchy," 1919; Abe Olman and James Brockman, "Down Among the Sheltering Palms," 1915; and Earl Burtnett and Jos. A. Burke, "Down Honolulu Way," 1916.
This folder contains Gladys Gillette, Abe Olman, Jack Yellen, and Vernon Stevens, "Down Old Virginia Way," 1922 and Art Hickman and Ben Black, "Dry Your Tears," 1918.
This folder contains Jessie L. Deppen, "Eleanor," 1914 and Irving Berlin, "Everybody's Doin' It Now," 1911.
This folder contains Karl Hoschna and Otto Hauerback, "Every Little Movement," 1910 and Wallie Herzer and Earl C. Jones, "Everybody Two-Step," 1912.
This folder contains Richard Walton Tully, "Farewell," 1912 and James Fulton Kutz, "Fair Hawaii," 1913.
This folder contains John F. Barth, "Frat," 1910 and Irving Berlin, "From Here to Shanghai," 1917.
This folder contains W. R. Williams, "Gee! But There's Class to a Girl Like You," 1908 and Ray Henderson and Lew Brown, "Georgette," 1921.
This folder contains Abner Silver and Alex Gerber, "Give Me the Sultan's Harem," 1919 and Robert Lloyd, "Good Morning Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip!," 1918.
This folder contains Billy Baskate, C. Francis Reisner, and Benny Davis, "Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France," 1917 and Ivan Caryll and Anne Caldwell, "Chin-Chin," 1914.
This folder contains Charlotte Blake and Earle C. Jones, "The Harbor of Love," 1911 and Billy Baskette, Joseph Santly, and George A. Little, "Hawaiian Butterfly," 1917.
This folder contains Jean Schwartz, Sam M. Lewis, and Joe Young, "Hello Central! Give Me No Man's Land," 1918; Geo, W. Meyer, Alfred Bryan, and Artie Mehlinger, "Hiawatha's Melody of Love," 1920; and Oliver Wallace and Harold Weeks, "Hindustan," 1918.
This folder contains Geo. Meyer, Howard Johnson, and Coleman Geotz, "Homeward Bound," 1917; James F. Hanley and Ballard MacDonald, "The Hooligans are Hooli Hooli Mad, 1917; and Albert Gumble and Jack Yellen, "How's Ev'ry Little Thing in Dixie," 1916.
This folder contains John Duke, "I Can't Be Talkin' of Love," 1950 and Grant Clarke and Howard Johnson, "I Knew I Got More Than My Share," 1916.
This folder contains Irving Berlin, I Like It," 1921; Ted Snyder and Paul Cunningham, "I Like to Call You Sweetheart," 1911; and Jos. E. Howard, Addison Burkhardt, and Collin Davis, "I Love the Girls from A to Z," 1910.
This folder contains Albert VonTilzer and Lew Brown, "I May Ne Gone For a Long, Long Time," 1917 and Pete Wendling, Joe Young, and Sam M. Lewis, "I Miss That Mississippi Miss That Misses Me," 1918.
This folder contains Albert VonTilzer and Lew Brown, "I Used To Love You But It's All Over Now," 1920 and Berlin and Snyder, "I Want to Be in Dixie," 1911.
This folder contains Irving Berlin, "I Want to Go Back to Michigan," 1914 and Gus Edwards, "I Want You Morning, Noon and Night," 1921.
Jos. E. Howard, Hough, and Adams, "If All Moons Were Honeymoons," 1909 and Geo. W. Meyer, Grant Clarke, and Howard E. Rogers, "If He Can Fight Like He Can Love, Good Night Germany!," 1918.
This folder contains Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom, "If I Were On the Stage," 1905 and Jimmie V. Monaco and Joe McCarthy, "If We Can't Be the Same Old Sweethearts, We'll Just Be the Same Old Friends," 1915.
This folder contains Ernest R. Ball and J. Keirn Brennan, "I'm Going Back to California," 1916 and James V. Monaco and Howard Rogers, "I'm Going to Follow the Boys," 1917.
This folder contains Cas. A. Snyder, "I'm Hitting the Trail to Normandy, so Kiss Me Good-Bye," 1917 and Fred Fisher and Alfred Bryan, "I'm On My Way to Mandala," 1913.
This folder contains H. Wakefield Smith, "In Beauty-Land," 1914 and Archie Gottler and Sidney D. Mitchell, "In 1960 You'll Find Dixie Looking Just the Same," 1918.
This folder contains Clyde Hager and Walter Goodwin, "In the GOlden Summertime," 1918 and Ted Snyder and Bert Kalmar, "In the Land of Harmony," 1911.
This folder contains Harry I. Robinson and Will J. Harris, "In the Spring I'll Bring a Ring Around to Rosie," 1909 and James F. Hanley and Ballard MacDonald, "Indiana," 1917.
This folder contains Jack Judge and Harry Williams, "It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary," 1912 and Geo, J. Bennett and M. K. Jerome, "It's Not the First TIme You Left Me, But It's the Last Time You'll Come Back," 1923.
This folder contains Joe Cooper and Bert Kalmar, "I've Been Floating Down the Old Green River," 1915 and Ray Heaps and George Robert Pyper, "I've Given My Love to You," 1948.
This folder contains Jack Wells, Alfred Bryan, and Willie Weston, "Joan of Arc They Are Calling You," 1917; Ernest R. Ball and Ren Shields, "Just for a Girl," 1910; and Arthur lange and Bobby Heath, "Just One Day," 1916.
This folder contains T. W. Thurman and Sax Rohmer, "Kelly's Gone to Kingdom Come!," 1910; Ted Fiorito, Lewis and Young, "King for a Day," 1928; and Ted Snyder and Irving Berling, "Kiss Me, My Honey, Kiss Me," 1910.
This folder contains Halsey K. Mohr and Joe Goodwin, "Liberty Bill," 1918 and Ernest R. Ball and Dave Reed Jr., "Love Me, and the World is Mine," 1906.
This folder contains Howard Johnson and Jos. H. Santly, "Mother Dixie and You," 1927; Geo. Benoit, Rob't Levenson, and Ted Garton, "My Belgian Rose," 1918; and William Loraine and George Ade, "Me Emmaleen," 1902.
This folder contains L. W. Lewis and Luna Mai, "My Hawaii, You're Calling Me," 1917; Oscar Strauss and Stanislaus Stange, "My Hero," 1908; and Lew Brown and Rubey Cowan, "My Mind's Made Up to Marry Carolina," 1917.
This folder contains Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahn, "My Ohio Home," 1927; Mary C. Neves, "My Rocky Mountain Home," 1948; and D. E. Stoeekel and Anna Dorothy Doolin, "My Ship O'Dreams," 1912.
This folder contains Evans Lloyd and Jeff T. Branen, "Night and Day," 1907 and Joe McCarthy and Fred Fischer, "Norway': The Land of the Midnight Sun," 1915.
This folder contains Charles J. S. Jerrald and G. Francis Gordon, "O' Thougths of You," 1913 (This item is inscribed: "To my friend and chum Bert[?] Powell with compliments and best wishes--G.F. Gordon); Bonita and Max Armstrong, "Oh Miss Malinda or When Evening Time Comes 'Round," 1908; and Harry Puck and Stanley Murphy, "On the Shore of Samoa," 1916.
This folder contains Leo Delibes, Charlotte H. Coursen, and N. Clifford Page, "Ou va la jeune Indoue," 1922.
This folder contains L. Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Friedland, "Out of the Cradle Into My Heart," 1916; Joe Rosey and Jean C. Havez, "Out of the East," 1918; and Jack Wells and ALfred Bryan, "Over the Hills to Mary," 1915.
This folder contains Carrie Jacobs Bond, "A Perfect Day," 1910 and Halsey K. Mohr and Ballard MacDonald, "Piney Ridge," 1915.
This folder contains James A. Brennan and Jake Caddigan, "The Roses of No Man's Land," 1918; Edward German and Clifton Bingham, "Roses in June," 1900; and J. S. Merkur and Grant Clarke, "Rosie Make It Rosy For Me," 1920.
This folder contains Evelyn Danzig and Jack Segal, "Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair)," 1949.
This folder contains Chas. K. Harris, "'Scuse Me To-Day," 1909.
This folder contains Louis Weslyn and Al Piantadosi, "Send Me Away With a Smile," 1917; A. C. Lund and Bert Auerback, "She's As Dainty as a Bit of Irish Lace," 1921; and Geo. R. Pyper, "She's Just a Girl of Dreams," 1937.
This folder contains Berne Grossman, Billy Winkle, and Arthur Lange, "Since They're Playin' Hawaiian Tunes in Dixie," 1917; L. Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Friedland, "Singapore," 1918; and Arthur Johnson and John Burke, "So Do I," 1936.
This folder contains Bert Kalmer and Harry Ruby, "So Long Oo-Long," 1920 and Richard A. Whiting, Gus Kahn, and Raymond Egan, "Some Sunday Morning," 1917.
This folder contains Walter Rolfe, "The Song That I Hear in My Dreams," 1902 and George C. Frazier and George Minns, "Star Valley Sue," 1936.
This folder contains Leighton Bros. and Ren Shields, "Steamboat Bill," 1910.
This folder contains Ted Snyder and Bert Kalmar, "Take a Vacation Mr. Moon," 1911; Mel B. Kaufman and Harry D. Kerr, "Taxi," 1919; and Vincent Rose and Richard Coburn, "Tell Me Why (I'd Like to Know the Reason Why)," 1919.
This folder contains Jeff Godgrey and Harold A. Robe, "Tennessee," 1915; Irving Berlin, "That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune: Medelssohn Rag," 1909; Henry Lewis, Bernie Grossman, and Arthur Lange, "There's Something About You Makes Me Love You," 1917.
This folder contains Joe Wood, "That Ragtime Lullaby," 1919; Irving Berlin, "This is the Life," 1914; and Ray Raymond and Joe Erwin, "This is the Place (Our Utah)," 1947.
This folder contains Jos. E. Howeard, Hough and Adams, "Thursday is my Jonah Day," 1906.
This folder contains Richard A. Whiting and Raymond B. Egan, "Till We Beet Again," 1918; Fragment.
This folder contains Irving Weill, Al Dubin, and Paul Cunningham, "Tripoli," 1920; Jimmie Morgan and Betting Morgan, "Uncle Sammy Take Care of My Girl," 1918; Ben M. Jerome and Edward Madden, "Under the Honeymoon," 1908; and Harry VonTilzer and Andrew B. Sterling, "Under the Yum Yum Tree," 1910; 2 copies.
This folder contains Jack Glogau and George Graff Jr., "Wake Up, America!," 1916; Irving Berling, "Was There Ever a Pal Like you," 1919; and Geo. W. Myer, Sam M. Lewis, and Joe Young, "Way Down in Iowa I'm Going to Hide Away," 1916.
This folder contains Geo. R. Pyer, "Wedding Bells Ring," 1937; Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed, "The Wedding of the Painted Doll," 1929; and Chas. Elbert and Howard Wesley, "We'll Build a Little Home in the U.S.A," 1915.
This folder contains Jack Egan, Lew Brown, and Al Harriman, "We'll Do Our Share (While You're Over There), 1918; Walter Donaldson and Coleman Goetz, "We'll Have Jubilee in my Old Kentucky Home," 1915; and Egbert Van Alstyne and Gus Kahn, "What Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys," 1918.
This folder contains Joseph M. Daly and Thos. S. Allen, "What D'Ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog (Where's that Dog-Gone Dog-Gone Dog of Mine)," 1913; Geo. R. Pyper, "When It's Summertime in Yellowstone," 1937; and David Lindeman and Tell Taylor, "When That Little Yellow Fellow Plays Piano, Hanna Plays Banjo," 1915.
This folder contains Harry VonTilzer and Howard Graham, "When the Harvest Days are Over," 1900.
This folder contains W. R. Williams, "When the Moon Play Peek-A-Boo," 1907; Albert VonTilzer and Chas. McCarron, "When the Sun Goes Down in Dixie (And the Moon Begins to Rise)," 1917; and Albert VonTilzer and Neville Fleeson, "When the Sun Goes Down in Flanders," 1918.
This folder contains Bert Grant and E. Ray Goetz, "Step This Way," 1916 and Stanley Murphy, "When We Meet in the Sweet Bye and Bye," 1918.
This folder contains Geo. R. Pyper, "When You Ride on the Merry-Go-Round," 1937; Percy Wenrich and Jack Mahoney, "When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose," 1914; and James I. Russell, "Where the River Shannon Flows," 1905.
This folder contains Walter Smith, "While the Incense is Burning (I Dream of You)," 1917; L. Wolfe Bilbert and Anatol Friedland, "While You're Away," 1918; and Alfred Dubin, Clarence Gaskill, and Harry Mayo, "Who'll Take the Place of Mary," 1920.
This folder contains Joe Cooper and Dave Oppenheim, "Why Did You Make Me Love You?" 1911; Ribe Danmark, "Winter," 1910; and Frank C. Keithley and Fred Heltman, "Won't You Love Me Honey," 1909.
This folder contains Eldo Di Lazzaro and Harold Adamson, "The Woodpecker Song," 1939; and Egbert Van Alsteyne, Gus Kahn, and Harry B. Lester, "Wrap Me Up in a Bundle and Take Me Home With You," 1914; and James G. Ellis, "When the Bonnie Bonnie Heather is Blooming, I'll Return Annie Laurie to You," 1915.
This folder contains Geo. W. Meyer, Sam M. Lewis, and Joe Young, "Yaddie Kaddie Kiddie Kaddie Koo," 1916; E. Ray Goetz, Joe Young, and Pete Wendling, "Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula," 1916; and Rubey Cowan and Roger Lewis, "You Can't Expect Kisses From Me," 1911.
This folder contains Jack Glogau and Jack Yellen, "You Can't Tell the Mothers from the Daughters," 1917; Jack V. Monaco and Joe MacCarthy, "You Made Me Love You I Didn't Want to Do It," 1913; and Newton Alexander, "You Never Can Tell," 1916.
This folder contains Sigmund Romberg and Dorothy Donnely, "Your Land and My Land," 1927; Geo R. Pyper and E. Clinton Keithley, "You're Just You," 1937, 2 copies of verse 1, 1 copy of verses 1 and 2 with title "You're Charming, You're Sweet, You're Just You;" and Clarence Williams, "You're Some Pretty Doll, 1917.
This folder contains J. Ashcer, "Alice;" Chas. N. Daniels (complier), "Aloha (Farewell to Thee)," 1914; and H. M. Queen Liliuokalani, "Aloha Oe Waltzes," 1911 amd 1913 editions.
This folder contains Charles Kunkel, Opus 105, "Alpine Storm," 1909; Vivian Grey, "Anona," 1903; and T.P. Ryder, Opus 86, "Auld Lang Syne," 1878 Transcription.
This folder contains Ch. B. Lysberg, Opus 51, "La Baladine," and J.L. Nicode, Opus 13, No. 3, "Barcarolle," 1896.
This folder contains A. Herzog, "The Black Key Polka Mazurka," 1901 edited edition; Brinley Richards, "The Blue Bells of Scotland;" and Richard Wagner, "Bridal Chorus," from
This folder contains Gustave Satter, Opus 18, "Les Belles de New York, Valse de Concert," 1974 and Fr. Chopin, Opus 57, "Berceuse."
This folder contains Fritz Spindler, Opus 258, "The Brook," and Jules Schulhoff, Opus 22, "Carnaval de Venise."
This folder contains E.T. Paull, "Charge of the Light Brigade," 1896 and A. Le Duc, "La Chatelain."
This folder contains Eduard Holst, "Dance of the Demon (Damonen-Tanz)," 1888; Sydney Smith, Opus 200, "Danse des Fantomes (Fantastic Dance)," 1917; and A Jaell, Opus 14, "La Danse des Fees," 1883 revised edition.
This folder contians T. Leschetizky, Opus 2, No 1, "Les Deux Alouettes;" Benjamin Godard, "Deuxieme Mazurka;" and Aug. Labitzky, Opus 45, "Dream of the Shepherdess," 1913 edited edition.
This folder contains J. Bodewalt Lampe, "Dreamy Eyes," 1902 and Louis Moreau Gottschalk, "The Dying Poet."
This folder contains F.E. Vanderbeck, "Edelweiss Glide," 1908 edited edition and Manuel M. Once, "La Estrellita (My Little Star)," 1927 edited edition.
This folder contains J. Leyback, Opus 52, "5th Nocturne" and Rudolf Friml, Selection from "The Firefly," 1913 Homer N. Bartlett arrangement.
This folder contains Emil Lieblinc, Opus 12, "Florence, Grande Valse Brillante," 1880; Gustave Lange, Opus 39, "Flower Song," 1906; and Carl Ganschals, Opus 12, "Frenella," 1909.
This folder contains F. Chopin, "Funeral March," 1902; Richard Hoffman, "La Gazelle," and J. Haydn, "Gipsy Rondo."
This folder contains Paul Lincke, "The Golw Worm (Gluhwurmchen)," 1902 and Homer N. Bartlett,"Grande Polka de Concert," 1867.
This folder contains F. Chopin, Opus 18, "Grande Valse Brillante" and Tito Mattei, Opus 235, "Grande Valse de Concert."
This folder contains Theodore F. Morse, "Happy Hooligan," 1907; John M. Chamberlain, "Heart Tones," 1902; and Theo. M. Tobani, Opus 245, "Hearts and Flowers," 1893.
This folder contains Carl Heins, Opus 15, "The Herdsman's Cottage (In der Sennhutte)," 1909 edited edition; Neil Moret, Opus 6, "Hiawatha (A Summer Ldyl)," 1901; and Stephen Adams, "The Holy City," 1893/1921.
This folder contains J.H. Slack, Opus 3, "Home, Sweet Home," and Anton Dvorak, Opus 101, No. 7, "Humoreske," 1911.
This folder contains E. Dorn, Opus 39, No. 3, "II Trovatore," edited edition; Stephen Heller, Opus 86, No. 3, "Im Walde (In the Woods), edited edition; and Geo. Schleiffarth, "Imperial Yorke," 1890.
This folder contains Eduard Holst, "Imps and Sprites at Work," and Grace E. Kimball and Hohn W. Bratton, "In a Cosey Corner," 1901.
This folder contains Tobia Acciani, "In a Rose Garden," 1922; Pietro Mascagni, "Intermezzo" from
This folder contains Walter Rolfe, "Kiss of Spring," 1906; L.M. Gottschalk, "The Last Hope;" and Michael Nolan, "Little Annie Rooney."
This folder contains an Old Scotch Song, "Loch Lomond;" Ernest Gillet, "Loin du Bal (Sounds from the Ball)," edited edition; and Abe Holzmann, "Love-Land," 1905.
This folder contains D. Krug, Opus 114, "Lucia Di Lammermoor" and Sydney Smith, Opus 69, "Lucrezia Borgia."
This folder contains John Philip Sousa, "Manhattan Beach March," 1893; J.M. Chamberlain, "The Marvin Waltz;" and Camille Saint Saens, Opus 21, No.1, Opus 24, No. 2, "2 Mazurkas en Sol Mineur."
This folder contains Franz Lehar, "The Merry Widow," edited edition; Harry J. Lincoln, "Midnight Fire-Alarm," 1900; and L.M. Gottschalk, "Miserere du Trovatore, Paraphrase de Concert," 1864/1892.
This folder contains Frederic Knight Logan (arr.), "The Missouri Waltz," 1914; Frederic Lewis, "Mocking Bird," 1903; and Geo. Stevens, "Moon Winks," 1904.
This folder contains Fritz Spindler, Opus 113, "Murmuring Brook" and Chas. Gimbel, "My Old Kentucky Home, Paraphrase de Concert," 1903.
This folder contains Wilhelm F., "My Doll Waltz," 1890 and C. Saint Saens, "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice," 1912 edited edition.
This folder contains Ethelbert Nevin, Opus 13, No. 4, "Narcissus," 1891/1899 and D. Krug, Opus 114, "Norma."
This folder contains Jacques Offenback, "O Belle Nuit," 1907 transcription; Lon Dinsmore, "Ocean Spray," 1905; and Michael Watson, "O Give Me Those Early Flowers."
This folder contains Stephen C. Foster, "Old Folks at Home," 1874/1902 Robert Challoner arrangement; T.P. Ryder, Opus 73, "Old Hundred," 1878; and T.L. Rickaby, Opus 19, No. 6, "The Old Wooden Bucket," 1897.
This folder contains Julia Rive King, "On Blooming Meadows, Concert Waltz" and Gustav Schuster, "Our School," 1913.
This folder contains Eugene Walter (arr.), "Plantation Melodies," 1905 and F.V. Suppe, "Poet and Peasant (Dichter und Bauer)," c. 1924.
This folder contains Gustav Lange, Opus 31, "Pure as Snow (Edelweiss)," c. 1907 and J. Leybackn "Puritani," c. 1906 edited edition.
This folder contains S.B. Mills, "Recollections of Home," 1897 and Wm. Vincent Wallace, "Le Reve," 1872.
This folder contains Leander Fisher, "The Robin's Return," 1898/1910 revised edition and Ethelbert Nevin, "The Rosary," 1898/1900/1905.
This folder contains C. Chaminade, "Scarf Dance;" H. Lichner, "Scene de Bal;" Benjamin Godard, Opus 56, "Seconde Valse;" and Auguste Durand, Opus 86, "Seconde Valse," 1908.
This folder contains C. Bohm, Opus 114, No. V, "Sextette from Lucia," 1906; C. Bohm, "Sextette from Lucia," 1924 F. Henri Klickmann transcription; Chas. L. Johnson, "Shadow Time," 1913; and J.M. Chamberlain, "Silver Maple Waltz."
This folder contains Carl Bohm, Opus 327, No. 3, "Silver Stars (Silbersterne)," edited edition; Francis Thome, Opus 25, "Simple Confession," 1924 edited edition; and Harry J. Lincoln, "A Southern Dream," 1905.
This folder contains William Mason, Opus 20, "Spring-Dawn," 1889 revision by author; Amanda Kennedy, "Star of the Sea," 1883/1910; and S. Jadassohn, "La Sylphide," 1879 edited edition.
This folder contains Lefebure Wely, "Titania;" Joachim Raff, Opus 105, No. 3, "Troisieme Eglogue," 1883; and Henrich Lichner, Opus 111, No. 4, "Tulip," edited edition.
This folder contains Aug. Durand, Opus 83, "Valse;" Theodore Lack, "Valse-Arabesque," 1892; and Joseph Wieniawski, Opus 3, "Valse De Concert, 1881 2nd edition.
This folder contains Jean Sibelius, Opus 44, "Valse Triste," 1926 and Gustave Satter, Opus 105, "La Valse Des Valses," 1879 simplified edition.
This folder contains Ethelbert Nevin, Opus 25, "Venezia," 1898 No. 1, "Alba," No. 2, "Gondolieri," No. 3, "Canzone Amorosa," No. 4, "Buona Notte;" and Robert Schumann, Opus 82, No. 7, "Vogel als Prophet," 1887.
This folder contains L.M. Gottschalk, "The Water Sprite, Polka de Salon," 1898 revised edition and Chas. L. Johnson, "Wedding of the Fairies," 1909.
This folder contains F. Mendelssohn, "Wedding March," c. 1907; Rossini, "William Tell Overture," c. 1908 edited edition; and Gustav Schuster, "Wizard of the Wasatch," 1913.