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Composer/arr Title Publisher Date Notes Instrumentation Collec Bowman, Euday L./arr. C.E. 12th St. Rag: Slow Fox Trot J.W. Jenkins Sons Wheeler Music Co., Kansas City, MO 1919 orchestra+sax box Bowman, Euday L./arr. Paul 12th Street Rag: Fox Trot Shapiro, Bernstein & Weirick Co., NY 1943 orchestra+sax box Huffnagle, Harry & Ben 33 Latin Standards Gate Music, NY Paisner, arr. For all Eb Instruments 1941 (Alto Sax, Etc.) box Morris, S.E. 4th Reg't. Band: March Two The C.H. Yahrling Step Music Co. Youngstown, OH 1900 35355 orchestra p/d Savitt, Jan & Johnny 720 In The Books Robbins Music Corp., Watson/arr. Will Hudson NY 1939 jazz ensemble box Warren, Earl/arr. Spud Murphy 920 Special Remick Music, Corp., NY 1942 2 mandolins-guitar box Arlen, Harold/arr. Vic Schoen Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Edwin H. Morris & Co, Inc, NY 1944 jazz ensemble folders Dodworth, O.H./arr.Sam'l Adelaide Waltzes J.W. Pepper (701) Hosfeld 1897 orchestra p/d Sanders/arr. David Drubeck Adios Muchachos Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, NY 1939 jazz ensemble box Warren, Harry/arr. Johnny Affair To Remember, An Twentieth Century Warrington Music Co.NY 1957 jazz ensemble box arr. Smith, Lee Orean After All: Intro. My Jane: Waltz Vandersloot Music Co, NY 1900 36183 orchestra p/d Creamer & Layton/arr. Joe After You've Gone Mayfair Music Corp., Lippman NY 1942 jazz ensemble box Creamer & Layton/arr. Lou After You've Gone Mayfair Music Corp., Singer NY 1943 jazz ensemble folders Keiser, Robert/arr. Robert Afternoon Tea: Kaffee klatsch, Leo Fist, NY Recker An 1903 orchestra p/d Page 1 of 121 Composer/arr Title Publisher Date Notes Instrumentation Collec Mullen/arr. José Vasques Afterwards McKinley Music Co, Chicago 1896 2 mandolins-guitar box arr. StClair, F.J. Again To Kiss Good-Bye: Intro. H.N. White, As The Golden Sun Is Sinking in Cleveland, OH The West 19xx? 36020 orchestra-incompl. p/d Bennet, Harry/arr.Robert Ahoy! My Lads!: March and Brooks & Denton, NY Recker Two Step 1906 35818 orchestra p/d Hartz, B/arr. Robert Recker Ah-Wa-NE-Da: Intermezzo Brooks & Denton, NY 1904 35342 orchestra p/d Waller, Thomas & Harry Brooks Ain't Misbehavin' Mills Music, Inc NY 1939 2 mandolins-guitar box Bennet, C.W. Airy Lilliam: Waltzes William Pillling, Bowery, NY 1899 36144 orchestra p/d Cobb, George L./arr. Jerry Alabama Jubilee Remick Music, Corp., Sears NY 1951 jazz ensemble box Tilzer, Albert von/arr. Everett Alexander: Intro. Down Where Harry Von Tilzer J.Evans The Sweet Potatoes Grow: Music Pub.Co., NY Medley March and Two Step 1904 orchestra p/d Berlin, Irving/arr. Jack Mason Alexander's Ragtime Band Irving Berlin, Inc. NY 1938 jazz ensemble folders Herbert, Victor Algeria: Waltzes Chas. K. Harris 1908 orchestra p/d Gumble and Bryan/arr.Redfield Alice Where Art Thou Going?: Jerome H. Remick & Intro. The Poor Ols Man: Co. Detroit, NY Medley March & Two Step 1906 35709 orchestra p/d Ascher/arr. J.B. Corbett Alice, Where Art Thou? McKinley Music Co, Chicago 1896 2 mandolins-guitar box Berlin, Irving/arr. Jimmy Dale All Alone Irving Berlin, Inc. NY 1946 jazz ensemble folders Tilzer, Albert von/arr. Everett All Alone: March and Two-Step Harry Von Tilzer J.Evans Music Pub.Co., NY 1911 35346 orchestra p/d Rodgers, Richard/arr. Johnny All At Once You Loved Her Williamson Music, Warrington Inc, NY 1955 2 mandolins-guitar box Page 2 of 121 Composer/arr Title Publisher Date Notes Instrumentation Collec Lieberman, David/arr.Walter All I Desire Broadcast Music Inc., Paul NY 1940 jazz ensemble box Durand, Paul/arr. Johnny All My Love: fren title Bolero Mills Music, Inc NY Warrington 1950 2 mandolins-guitar box Berlin, Irving/arr. Jack Mason All Of My Life Irving Berlin, Inc. NY 1944 jazz ensemble folders Blackwell, Otis & Elvis All Shook Up! Shalimar Music Corp., Presley/arr. Johnny Warrington NY 1957 jazz ensemble box kern, Jerome/arr. Will Hudson All The Things You Are T.B. Harms Co, NY 1940 2 mandolins-guitar box Livingston, Jay & Ray All The Time Livingston and Evans, Evans/arr. Johnny Warrington Inc., NY 1958 jazz ensemble box Hoffman, Al & Dick Alleghenty Moon Oxford Music Corp., Manning/arr. Vic Schoen NY 1956 jazz ensemble box Godfrey, D.S. Alma Mia: Waltzes The John Church Co. (269) 1895 36193 orchestra p/d Hirsch, Walter & Harry Warren Along Miami Shore Forster Music Pub. & Abe Olman Inc. Chicago 1926 36213 orchestra p/d Berlin, Irving/arr. Jack Mason Always Irving Berlin, Inc. NY 1952 jazz ensemble box Porter, Cole Always True to You in My T.B. Harms Co, NY Fashion 1948 2 mandolins-guitar box Witmark, Frank M./arr. Theo. American Citizen Waltzes M. Witmark & Sons, Rendix NY (45) 1898 orchestra p/d Asher, Emil American National Melodies: Emil Asher, NY (28) Medley Overture 1916 orchestra box Morris, S.E. American Pioneer: March Two- The J. G Richards Co, Step Cleveland OH 1905 orchestra p/d nielsen, O/arr. E.De Lamater American Victory: March & Two O. Nielsen, Chicago Ill Step 1914 orchestra p/d Page 3 of 121 Composer/arr Title Publisher Date Notes Instrumentation Collec Lincke, Paul Amina: Serenade Egyptienne Jos. Stern & Co. NY (481) 1907 35992 orchestra p/d Ingraham , Herbert/arr. Wm. AMO: Intermezzo Shapiro, NY H.Tyers 1909 orchestra p/d Ruiz, Gabriel/arr. Jack Mason Amor Memory Lane Publications, NY 1943 2 mandolins-guitar box Snider, E.P./arr. G.D. Barnard Amore Del Cuor Waltzes: The John Church Co. Heart's Love (396) 1898 orchestra p/d Berger, Rodolphe Amoureuse: Valse très Lente Enoch & Cia, Paris 1900 orchestra box Mann, Paul & Stephan And So Do I Edward B. Marks Weiss/arr. Jack Mason Music Corporation, NY 1940 jazz ensemble box Marsala, Joe & sunny And So to Sleep Again George Paxton, Ny Skylar/arr. Jack Mason 1951 2 mandolins-guitar box Elman, Ziggie/arr. Charley And the Angels Sing Bregman, Vocco & Hathaway Conn, Inc. NY 1939 jazz ensemble folders Styne Jule/arr. Jack Mason And Then You Kissed Me Miller Music Corp., NY 1944 jazz ensemble folders Ross, Edward/arr. Helmy Kresa Angeline Jimmy Campbell Publications Inc., NY 1941 jazz ensemble box Lagye, B. Angel's Dream: Le Reve d'un Carl Fisher, NY Ange 1912 vl,piano p/d Braga/arr. R.J. Hamilton Angel's Serenade McKinley Music Co, Chicago 1896 2 mandolins-guitar box Braga, G/arr.Theo.Moses; Angel's Serenade; Home song; Carl Fisher, NY (203) Cottrau, J./arr.Theo. Moses; L'Addio a Napoli Moszkowsky, M./arr.Theo. Moses 1891 orchestra p/d Vatro, R./arr. Larry Clinton Anna Hollis Music, Inc., NY 1953 jazz ensemble box Page 4 of 121 Composer/arr Title Publisher Date Notes Instrumentation Collec Redfield, Wm M. Annadora Waltzes The Bell Music Co. NY 1902 35756 orchestra p/d Dunn/arr. J. Hamilton Annie Laurie McKinley Music Co, Chicago 1896 2 mandolins-guitar box Murphy, Spud, arr. Annie Laurie Robbins Music Corp., NY 1937 jazz ensemble box Grey, Vivian/arr. Lee Orean Anona: Intermezzo - Two Step Leo. Feist, Inc NY Smith 1903 35844 orchestra p/d Rauch, Fred & Gerhard Answer Me, My Love Bourne, Inc.NY Winkler/arr. Johnny Warrington 1953 2 mandolins-guitar box Lawson, Herbert Happy/arr. Any Time Hill and Range Songs, Johnny Warrington Inc., NY 1948 jazz ensemble box Herman, woody/arr. Joe Apple Honey Charling Music Corp. Bishop 1945 2 mandolins-guitar box Monaco, James/arr. Paul April Played the Fiddle Santly-Joy-Select, Weirick Inc., NY 1940 jazz ensemble box Wainrich, F/arr. Otto Fray Arcadia: Waltzes M. L. Carlson & Co Masonic Temple, Chicago, Ill 1905 orchestra p/d Walker, Wayne Are You Sincere Cedarwood Publishing Co., Inc., TN 1957 jazz ensemble box Walker, Wayne/arr. Fred Are You Sincere Cedarwood Barovick Publishing Co., Inc., TN 1957 jazz ensemble box Crawford, Robert/arr. Jack Army Air Corps, The Carl Fischer, Inc., NY Mason 1942 jazz ensemble folders /arr.Beyer,F Around The Metropolis: Medley William Pillling, Overture Bowery, NY 1894 orchestra p/d Young, Victor/arr. Johnny Around The World Victor Young Warrington Publications, Inc., CA 1957 jazz ensemble box Page 5 of 121 Composer/arr Title Publisher Date Notes Instrumentation Collec Morse, Theodore/arr. Everett Arrah Wanna: An Irish Indian F.B. Haviland Pub.Co, J.Evans Intermezzo Two Step NY (53) 19xx? orchestra-incompl. p/d Pete Rugolo Artistry in Bolero Leslie Music Corporation, NY 1947 2 mandolins-guitar box Kenton, Stan &Pete Artistry in Boogie Leslie Music Rugolo/arr. Pete Rugolo Corporation, NY 1947 2 mandolins-guitar box Kenton, Stan/Scored by Will Artistry Jumps Robbins Music Corp., Hudson NY 1946 2 mandolins-guitar box Hupfeld, Herman/arr. Jack As Time Goes By Harms, Inc., NY Mason 1931 jazz ensemble folders Hupfeld, Herman/arr. Jack As Time Goes By Harms Inc., NY Mason 1931 jazz ensemble box Alstyne, Egbert Van A-Sa-Ma: Two Step - Intermezzo Shapiro, Remick & Co. Detroit & NY 1904 35456 orchestra p/d Steele, Porter At A Lawn Party: A Summer Idyl Brooks & Denton, NY 1905 35522 orchestra p/d Donaldson, Walter/arr. Will At Sundown Leo Feist, Inc. NY Hudson 1946 2 mandolins-guitar box Müller, Otto J. At The Old Grist Mill: D. Müller, NY Descriptive Fantasy 1899 35136 orchestra p/d Vollmar, W.W./arr. R. Venuto Attention: March-Two Step Thiebes Stierlin Music Co 1905 orchestra p/d Godard, Benjamin/arr. Gustav Au Martin Carl Fisher, NY Saenger 1902 35066 vl, piano p/d Gounod, Chas. /transcribed Au Printemps: To Spring : Carl Fisher, NY Ad.
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