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Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928. Sheet music collection, 1828-1890. Five volumes.

MICROFILM

This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. This is sheet music for piano and Spanish guitar collected by Dora Pelagie Rozier (1855-1928) and Emily Pelagie (Janis) Rozier (1855-1944) of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. Included are four musical periodicals and a handwritten transcription by Marie Zoe (Vallé) Rozier (1821-1900). The collection consists of five volumes of published sheet music for piano and Spanish guitar. It was assembled by members of the Janis and Rozier families of Ste. Genevieve. Many of the musical scores date from the ante-bellum and Civil War eras. The earliest volume (Volume 1) includes four scores which were published in Paris, France, and a handwritten transcription of “The Celebrated Tyrolian Waltz” by Marie Louise Zoe (Vallé) Rozier. Most of the scores in Volume 1 are undated, but the latest dated score was published in 1839. Volume 2 was collected by Emily Pelagie (Janis) Rozier and includes works published between 1843 and 1866. Volumes 3 and 4 belonged to Dora Pelagie Rozier. The scores in Volume 3 were published between 1837[?] and 1868, while the works in Volume 4 are dated between 1841 and 1872. Notes on some of the scores indicate they were once owned by Marie Eva Rozier (18541921). All three volumes contain many products of St. Louis publishers. Volume 5 contains material published between 1855 and 1890. Included here are four musical periodicals: Kunkel’s Musical Review (June 1883 and February 1890); Trifet’s Monthly Galaxy of Music (November 1887); and The Musical Record (July 1884). The St. Louis publishing houses of Kunkel Bros. and Balmer & Weber are represented in the selections. A complete list of the scores, including date of publication, title, composer and/or arranger, lyricist, publisher, and place of publication, is available for each volume. r316

14 October 1985

Foundation for Restoration of Ste. Genevieve

Loaned for microfilming

Shelf List This is sheet music for piano and Spanish guitar collected by Dora Pelagie Rozier (1855-1928) and Emily Pelagie (Janis) Rozier (1855-1944) of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. Included are four musical periodicals and a handwritten transcription by Marie Zoe (Vallé) Rozier (1821-1900).

Volume 1: Contains mainly unpublished scores; latest dated score is 1839. Volume 2: Includes scores published between 1843 and 1866. Volume 3: Includes scores published between ca. 1837 and 1866. Volume 4: Includes scores published between 1841 and 1872.

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890

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Volume 5: Includes scores published between 1855 and 1890. r316

14 October 1985

Foundation for Restoration of Ste. Genevieve

Loaned for microfilming

Title List Sheet music, 1828-1890 Volume 1 Date

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Mrs. Hemans

Place

n.d.

“The Hour of Prayer”

S. Nelson

n.d.

“There’s Not a Word Thy Lips Hath Breathed” Firth & Hall New York “Oh! No I’ll Never Mention Him” Geo. Willig, Jr. Baltimore “Cease Your Funning” Firth & Hall New York “La Folle” Janet et Cotelle Paris “Smart Young Bachelors” G. E. Blake Philadelphia “Those Magic Eyes” George Willig Philadelphia “I Remember How My Childhood Fleeted By” James L. Hewitt New York “The New York Light Guard’s Quick Step” Hewitt & Jaques New York “Oh! Love, For Me Thy Power” Fiot, Meignen & Co. Philadelphia “Her Bright Eyes Like Clouded Stars” Allen R., Jollie New York “The Cruel House” George Willig Philadelphia “Three Waltzes” C. G. Christman New York “Les Laveuses Du Couvent” Bernard Latte Paris “The Celebrated Tyrolian Waltz” handwritten “Oh! The Home of My Childhood” Fiot, Meignen & Co. Philadelphia “Love Has Been There” George Willig Philadelphia “Twilight Dews” John Cole Baltimore “When the Trump of Fame” George Willig Philadelphia “The Knight from Palestine” George Willig Philadelphia “Three Musical Box Waltzes” John Cole Baltimore “Pourquoi Ne Devine – T—11 Pas” A. Romagnesi Paris “La Derniere Pensée De Weber” Fiot, Meignen Philadelphia “Le Mystere” [fragment] A. Petit Paris

F. Kinloch

n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. 1836 n.d. 1839 n.d. n.d. 1831 n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. 1828 n.d. 1832 n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d.

Henry R. Bishop uncredited Albert Grisar

Abel

J. Blewitt

J. P. Hodgson

A. F. Winnemore Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald

Winthrop M. Praed

Francis H. Brown Vincenzo Bellini/L. Meignen Alexander Lee/S. Keene J. Edgar/Leopold Meignen Otto Torp Albert Grisar Zoé Vallé Leopold Meignen B. F. Peale uncredited L. Meignen T. E. Gubert A. T. McDonald A. Romagnesi L. Meignen Léon Bruys d’Ouilly

Ed Thierry


3


1866 1852 1843 1860 1864 n.d. 1866 1866 1866 n.d. 1857 1860 1859 n.d. 1854 n.d. 1858 n.d. 1849 n.d. 1857 1857

1865 1866

Title Publisher

Sheet music, 1828-1890 Volume 2 Continued

Lyricist

Will. S. Hays

Will S. Hays

Place

“Nora O’Neal” J. L. Peters New York “Maryland My Maryland” Winner & Co. Philadelpha “I’m With You Once Again” Oliver Ditson Boston “Lorena” H. M. Higgins Chicago “Beautiful Dreamer” Wm. A. Pond New York “Her Bright Smile” Rich. J. Compton St. Louis “Darling Tell Me Yes” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Evangeline” S. Brainard * Sons Cleveland “Jenny Who Lives in the Dell” C. M. Tremaine New York “I’m Going for a Soldier, Jenny” Firth, Pond & Co. New York “My Mary Has the Longest Nose” Firth, Pond & Co. Norw York “O, Ask Me Not to Smile Again” Oliver Ditson Boston “Pike’s Peak” Jacob Endres St. Louis “I’ll Hang My Harp on the Willow Tree” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “The Virginia Bride” Miller & Beacham Baltimore “The Sunny Hours of Childhood” Firth, Pond & Co. New York “The Birchen Canoe” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Where Are the Friends of My Youth?” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Would I were With Thee” Peters, Webb & Co. Louisville “Fading, Still Fading” W. C. Peters Baltimore “Moss Grown Dell” J. P. Ordway Boston “Gentle Nettie Moore” or Oliver Ditson Boston “The Little White Cottage” “Brother, When Will You Come Back?” Endres & Compton St. Louis “India May” Balmer & Weber St. Louis

Title List

Composer/ Arranger

Sep. Winner W. R. Dempster

Geo. P. Morris

J. P. Webster

H. D. L. Webster

Stephen C. Foster

Stephen C. Foster

W. T. Wrighton

J. E. Carpenter

A. C. Wondell

J. G. Saxe

Will. S. Hays

Will. S. Hays

J. R. Thomas

Geo. Cooper

S. Nelson

W. H. Bellamy

Pete Morris Francis Woolcott

Lillie Linsey

Pete Morris W. C. Peters H. M. Garland, Jr. J. Harroway

J. E. Carpenter

Frances Woolcott

T. E. Garrett

George Barker

Addison

Mrs. Geo. D. Prentice

Mrs. Norton

T. V. Weisenthal John P. Ordway

John P. Ordway

G. S. P./James S. Pierpont

Marshall S. Pike

T. M. Brown

L. H. Frisbie

H. S. Thompson

H. S. Thompson

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890 Date

1861 1866 1860 n.d. 1860 n.d. n.d. n.d.

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

4 Lyricist

Place

“I Love But Thee Alone” Russell & Tolman Boston “Swinging Song” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “There Is One That Loves Thee Still” Jacob Endres St. Louis “Keep The Heart Light As You Can” Oliver Ditson Boston “Putting on Airs” H. M. Higgins Chicago “The Jenny Lind Mania” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Shells of Ocean” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “The Home of My Childhood” Balmer & Weber St. Louis

Augusto Bendelari J. M. North

E. M.

Francis Woolcott

Jas. W. McVermett

S. Nelson

Chas. Swain

A. J. Higgins/John Molter

B. M. Lawrence

W. H. C. West J. W. Cherry T. Cooke


1865 1850 1847 1866 1868 1847 1857 n.d. 1848 1864 1851 1860 1856 1860 n.d. 1866 n.d. n.d.

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger Place

“Florie’s Walts” J. L. Peters & Bros. St. Louis “Pride Polka” William Hall & Son New York “The Battle of Buena Vista” G. Willig Jr. Baltimore “Joyful Schottisch” A. C. Peters & Bro. Cincinnati “Capitol Hill Polka” J. J. Dobmeyer Cincinnati “The Camp of Glory” W. C. Peters Baltimore “Mountain Belle Schottisch” W. C. Peters & Son [Cincinnati?] “The Ella Waltz” “Elzimina Waltz” Oliver Ditson Boston “Schottische De Concert” J. J. Dobmeyer Cincinnati “Happy Family Polka” Firth, Pond & Co. New York “Prize Banner Polka” E. A. Benson [Memphis, TN?] “Tis the Last Rose of Summer” Lee & Walker Philadelphia “D’Alberts Beautiful Peri Waltzes” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Silvery Shower” “Shells of Ocean” J. L. Peters & Bro. [St. Louis] “The Brattleboro Waltz and Quick Step” C. T. Ceslain New York “Fantasia”

Chas. Kinkel Francis H. Brown Chas. Grobe Julius Becht G. Leopold De Prans W. C. Peters C. Kinkel F. Henry E. S. Mason E. B. Spencer Francis H. Brown Sanderson Charles Grobe Charles Grobe A. Baumbach F. Rudolphson George Hews uncredited

Lyricist

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890 n.d. 1866 1865 n.d. 1864 1864 1864

“Cease Your Funning” “Cradle Polka” J. L. Peters & Bro. St. Louis “Dora Mazurka” A. C. Peters & Co. Cincinnati “Musette De Nina” J. L. Peters & Bro. St. Louis Children’s Wreath [next 5 titles] “Carrie Polka” Lee & Walker Philadelphia “Tillie Schottische” Lee & Walker Philadelphia

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uncredited J. S. Miller Johan Goote Musard

E. Mack E. Mack

Title List Sheet music, 1828-1890 Volume 3 Continued Date

1864

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Place

“Minnie Waltz” Lee & Walker Philadelphia 1864 “Willie Gallop” Lee & Walker Philadelphia 1864 “Grand Ma’s Polonaise” Lee & Walker Philadelphia 1862 “Hannibal City Waltz” Balmer & Weber St. Louis 1868 “Fifth Street Quick Step” Compton & Doan St. Louis 1827(?) “Leona Waltz” J. L. Pters & Bro. St. Louis 1867 “Heaven Claims Her as an Angel” J. L. Peters Cincinnati n.d. “Esmeralda Waltz” Schatzman & Brulon Cincinnati n.d. “La Rose: Valse Sentimentale” A. Fiot Philadelphia 1849 “Helena Redowa” Balmer & Weber St. Louis 1855 “Illinois Waltz” Balmer & Weber5 St. Louis 1844 “La Chillena Waltz” Firth & Hall New York 1850 “Bellevontaine Waltz” Nath’l Phillips St. Louis n.d. “Preciosa” E. Riley & Co. New York 1848 “The Titania Waltz W. C. Peters & Co. Louisville 1846 “Old Rough and Ready Quick Step” George Willig Philadelphia n.d. “Texas Annexation March and Quick Step” Wm. T. Mayo New Orleans n.d. “Storm Rondo” Geo. Willig Philadelphia 1850 “Cornelia Polka” N. Phillips St. Louis 1845 “Bohemian Peasant Polka Dance” Atwill New York 1848 “Von Voyage! Polka” A. Fiot Philadelphia

E. Mack E. Mack E. Mack Frank B. Ray R. Frank Cardella J. Bellak E. Mack Brulon J. C. Viereck Antony Lamotte Charles Geissler W. V. Wallace uncredited G. Meyer G. Schaub Charles Grobe F. Cioffi Steibelt H. Walther M. Cellarius J. C. Viereck

`

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890 1850 n.d. 1848

“Belleville Waltz” Balmer & Weber “Electric Polka” “Redowa Parisienne” Mason Colburn & Co.

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Henry Robyn St. Louis Charles d’Albert Pond Cincinnati


1871

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Place

“Tears for To Morrow but Kisses To Day” Kunkel Bros. St. Louis 1855 “Footsteps of Angels” Longfellow G. André & Co. Philadelphia 1866 “Lend a Hand to One Another” Balmer & Weber St. Louis 1867 “Darling Little Mamie” J. J. dobmeyer & Co. Cincinnati 1867 “Gather Flowers While You May” Balmer & Weber St. Louis 1869 “The Widow in the Cottage by the Sea” Koppitz, Prufer & Co. Boston 1860/ “Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer” Wm. Hall & Son New York 1868 n.d. “Farewell If Ever Fondest Prayer” Balmer & Weber St. Louis 1843 “I Love But One—I Love But Thee!” Geo. P. Reed Boston 1858 “the Maiden by the Sea” Balmer & Weber St. Louis 1848 “Mourir Pour La Patrie” Oliver Ditson Boston 1851(?) “The Child’s Wish” Oliver Ditson Boston n.d. “My Childhoods Home” Dubois & Bacon New York 1854 “Praise God for the Sunday School” Horace Waters New York 1872 “Child in the Snow” Bollman & Schatzman St. Louis 1872 “Birdie Darling” Bollman & Schatzman St. Louis 1867/ “Oh No, Not Sad” Jno. L. Peters New York 1868 1859 “Let Me Kiss Him For His Mother!” W. C. Peters & Sons [Cincinnati] n.d. “T’is To Morrow” Geo. Willig Philadelphia 1849 “My Southern Home” Lee & Walker Philadelphia 1841 “Take Them, I Implore Thee” Leopold Meignen & Co. Philadelphia 1868 “Jessie Dean” J. L. Peters New York 1868 “Kellogg Valse” G. André & Co. Philadelphia

Eben A. Andrews Carl Maria V. Weber

Henry W.

Fred. Wilson

Fred. Wilson

Abram Kimmell

Abram Kimmell

R. R. Trench

Mary Ramsey

C. P. Bishop Wm. Vincent Wallace

Lord Byron Lobe (?)

R. C. Josselyn

F. W. Smith

Frank Myrtle

C. L. White

J. E. A. Smith

H. D. Munson John Blockley

Mrs. Norton

Thomas Baker

Geo. W. Bleecker

Henry Bollman

V. J. Engle

Henry Bollman

V. J. Engle

T. Brigham Bishop

W. C. Peters

W. W. Fosdick

Auber J. T. S. Sullivan/James Bellak

J. W. Watson

[Vincenzo Bellini?] Will. S. Hays L. Arditi

S. E. R.


7


1871 1871 1867 1868 1867 1867 1868 1872 1872 n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. 1871 1870 1871 n.d.

1871 1872 1871 1857 1867 1863 1853/

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Geo. F. Root

Geo. F. Root

Geo. W. Persley

Geo. Cooper

Jas. D. Faulkner

George R. Yost

J. R. Thomas

Willie E. Pabor

Place

“That Little Church Around The Corner” Root & Cady Chicago “Bright Be Thy Dream of Me, Love” J. L. Peters New York “Whisperings of the Past” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Little Blossom” J. L. Peters New York “Take Back The Heart” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Watching for Pa” Wm. A. Pond & Co. New York “Darling Jamie” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Read Softly” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “I’ve Been Waiting, Darling Minnie” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Evening Song to the Virgin” John Gass & Co. St. Louis “When the Quiet Moon Is Beaming” F. A. North & Co. Philadelphia “Evangeline” ` S. Brainard & Sons Cleveland “Little Maggie May” J. L. Peters New York “My Sister in Heaven” J. L. Peters New York “If You’ve a Father’s Love for Your Child” J. L. Peters New York “The Dawn of Love” J. L. Peters New York “Merry Warbling Birds” or “Lottie Lee” Whittemore, Swan & Detroit Stephens “Kiss Me Darling, Ere I Die” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “The Absurdity of It” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “Then and There” J. L. Peters New York “Come and Kiss Me, If You Dare” J. L. Peters New York “The Heavens are Telling” J. L. Peters New York “Solitude” Wm. A. Pond & Co. New York “Grande Fantasie De Concert” J. L. Peters New York

Claribel Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp A. C. Eimer

A. C. Eimer

W. T. Porter

T. D. C. Miller

V. Gabriel

F. Dumont

Mrs. Hemans’ Sister

Mrs. Hemans

Johannas Schondorf Will S. Hays Chas. Blamphin

G. W. Moore

A. Templeton Gorham

A. T. Gorham

S. Wesley Martin Gustav Hölzel

Geo. Cooper

C. T. Lockwood

C. T. Lockwood

R. F. Cardella

J. W. Meath

L. Schofield

C. H. Webb

Will. S. Hays

Will. S. Hays

A. Francoeur Addison P. Wyman Richard Hoffman Wm. Vincent Wallace


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1866 1871 1862 1870 1867 1867 n.d.

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Place

from “Ben Bolt” “La Belle France” J. L. Peters New York “Juanita” G. André & Co. Philadelphia “Always Cheerful” John L. Peters New York “Evangeline” ` S. Brainard & Sons Cleveland “Music On The Water” Lee & Walker Philadelphia “On the Beautiful Blue Danube” J. L. Peters New York

Wm. Dressler Theodore G. Boettger Johann Strauss Addison P., Wyman Addison P. Wyman Johann Strauss


1883

1878 1883 1883 1883 n.d. n.d. 1883 n.d. 1890

1888 1890 1890 1890 1890 1888 1890

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Place

“Kunkel’s Musical Review” (Vol. 6, No. 8, June 1883) Kunkel Bros. St. Louis [The next eight scores are bound into the above periodical] “Hand-In-Hand” Julia Rivé-King “Finale from Symphony in E Flat” W. A. Mozart/Carl Sidus Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Merry War” Johann Strauss/Carl Sidus Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “So Much Between Us” E. R. Kroeger Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Study No. VI” uncredited “Study No. VII” uncredited “The Penitent’s Prayer” Charles Kunkel Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Study No. VIII” uncredited “Kunkel’s Musical Review” (Vol. 13, No. 2, February 1890) Kunkel Bros. St. Louis [The next ten scores are bound into the above periodical] “Alpine Storm” Charles Kunkel Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Menuet” J. J. Paderewski Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Babbling” Ernest Gillet Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Joyful Promenade” C. Bohm Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Shower of Roses” C. Kölling Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “On the Lake” E. R. Kroeger Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Fly, Birdling Fly” Franz Abt Kunkel Bros. St. Louis

I. D. Foulon

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890 1890

“Unless” Kunkel Bros.

Luigi Caracciolo

9 Elizabeth Barrett

St. Louis Browning

1890 1887 1887

“Harmonie” A. I. Epstein Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “48 Etudes Progressives” A. Loeschhorn Kunkel Bros. St. Louis “Trifet’s Monthly Galaxy of Music” (No. 11, November 1887) F. Trifet Boston [The next nineteen scores are bound into the above periodical]


1879 n.d. 1882 n.d. n.d. 1879 n.d. 1868 1883 n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. 1882 n.d. n.d. 1883 1884

1884 n.d. 1884 1884

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

“Beautiful Bessie” H. M. Estabrooke Geo. W. Richardson & Co. “Dame Babble” Franz Abt “First Love” G. Wedel F. Trifet Boston “I do Not Watch Alone” Anne Fricker “Light-Hearted” Naumann “O Baby Mine” N. L. Gilbert Geo. W. Richardson & Co. “The Quilting Party” uncredited “Thanksgiving Anthem: ‘The Harvest-Tide’” J. Barnby “’Tis Years Since I parted, Dear Mother, with Thee” T. L. Irwin T. L. Irwin “What Are the Wild Waves Saying?” Stephen Glover “Bum, Bum!” J. Resch “Durang’s Hornpipe” uncredited “Eight Hand Reel” uncredited “Fairy Dance” uncredited “Schubert’s serenade” Fr. Liszt (transcription) “Sonnambula” C. W. Durkee W. H. Sibley “Tarentelle” Stephen Heller “Two Companions Redowa” D. Krug “Trifet’s Grand March” Gustave Wedel F. Trifet Boston The Musical Record (July 1884) Oliver Ditson & Co. Boston [The next six scores are bound into the above periodical] “Blaine’s Grand March” W. Rab/C. W. G. Oliver Ditson & Co. [Boston] “Since First I Met Thee” Rubinstin “Evening Song” Louis Meyer Oliver Ditson & Co. [Boston] “Robin Adair” uncredited Oliver Ditson & Co. [Boston]

Title List Sheet music, 1828-1890 Volume 5 Continued

Lyricist

Place F. S. Smith

Anne Fricker Louis C., Elson N. L. Gilbert

James Deignan

Michael Watson

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890 Date

1884 1884 n.d. 1863/

Title Publisher “The Lord Himself” Olicer Ditson & Co. “Peace From God” Oliver Ditson & Co. “Il Giuramento” Alex Grus “The Sack Waltz” S. Brainard & Co./

Composer/ Arranger

10 Lyricist

Place W. O. Fisk [Boston] L. O. Emerson [Boston] Henry Rosellen Paris John A. Metcalf Cincinnati

1890 n.d.

John A. Metcalf “On The Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz”

John [sic] Strauss

n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d.

“Remembrance of Paris Waltzes” “Sylvester—Traeume Waltzer” “Cuckoo Polka” “The ‘Golden Robin’ or ‘Golden Linnet’ Polka” “Der Kleine Ulan Polka” “Lina Polka-Mazurka” “Hans Jurgen Polka” “’Ein Blumchen Im Walde’Polka Mazurka” “Prince Friedrich Carl Marsch” “Wanderlust Galop” “Fruhlings-Marsch” “Thou Art So Near and Yet So Far” “Simon The Cellarer” “Oh, Are Ye Sleeping, Maggie” “Why Did She Kick Me Down Stairs?” “Oh! You Pretty Blue-eyed Witch” “Little Bird on the Green Tree” “Speak Tender Words” “Mantle So Green”

A. Parlow Jos. Gung’l Charles Bach/M. Carpenter uncredited Carl Faust H. Herrmann A. Parlow uncredited B. Bilse Carl Faust A. Parlow A. Reichardt J. L. Hatton T. Bissell, (arranger) T. Hood W. F. Taylor Claribel Letitia Powell, (arranger) W. H. Cove


n.d. n.d. 1880 1869 n.d. n.d. 1878 n.d. 1883 1886

Title Publisher

Composer/ Arranger

Lyricist

Place

“Little Sunbeam” “Thou’lt Give To Me A Tear” “Beatrice Waltz” H. Bollman & Sons “Black Hawk Waltz and Schottische John L. Peters New York “Ella Schottische” W. A. Evans & Bro. Boston “Home Sweet Home” H. Bollman & Sons St. Louis “Whoa! Emma” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “In the Sunshine”

Henry Farmer Franz Abt W. C. Mueller

“’March of the Peer’s from Iolanthe” W. A. Evans & Bro. Boston “Pizzacato Polka” Kunkel Bros. St. Louis

Arthur Sullivan/J. Albert Snow

Mary E. Walsh Frank Livingston C. F. Rimbault, (arranger) Benson, Jr. Gustav Lange

Johann & Josef Strauss/Carl Sidus

J. E. Carpenter

(R0237) Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928.Sheet music collection, 1828-1890 1884 1855

1887 n.d. 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879

“This I Alone Can Tell” and “Ohè Mammà” Balmer & Weber St. Louis “I Love Thee Fondly Dearest” W. C. Peters & Sons/ Boston Oliver Ditson & Co. “Bud of Promise Redowa” F. A. North & Co. Philadelphia “Natalie Waltz” H. Bollman & Sons St. Louis “Days Departed” Geo. D. Russell Boston “The Joyous Heart” Geo. D. Russell Boston “Twilight Baracarolle” Geo. D. Russell Boston “Cycla, S. M.” Geo. D. Russell Boston “Enter Into His Gates” Geo. D. Russell Boston “Eventide” Geo. D. Russell Boston

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F. Beyer, (arranger) S. S. Waggener

A. Webster Labitzky/T. Richards William Horatio Clarke William Horatio Clarke William Horatio Clarke William Horatio Clarke William Horatio Clarke William Horatio Clarke

Index Cards Balmer and Weber. Bollman, H. [SEE H. Bollman and Sons.]. Bollman and Schatzman. Compton (and Endres) [SEE Endres and Compton.]. Compton and Doan. Doan (and Compton) [SEE Compton and Down.]. Endres, Jacob. Endres and Compton. Gass, John [SEE John Gass and Company.]. H. Bollman and Sons. J. L. Peters and Brother. Janis, Emily Pelagie, 1855-1944. John Gass and Company. Kunkel Brothers. Music title pages. Popular music. Music—Periodicals. Music printing. Peters, J. L. [SEE J. L. Peters and Brother.]. Phillips, Nathaniel. Rozier, Dora Pelagie, 1855-1928. Rozier, Emily Pelagie (Janis), 1855-1944. Rozier, Marie Louise Zoe (Vallé), 1821-1900. Rozier, Mary Eva, 1854-1921. Schatzman (and Bollman) [SEE Bollman and Schatzman.]. Valle, Marie Louise Zoe, 1821-1900. Weber (and Balmer) [SEE Balmer and Weber.].

S. S. Waggener