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Index of Sheet Music in the LSU Libraries Special Collections LSU Libraries Special Collections Louisiana State University Hill Memorial Library Baton Rouge, LA 70803 O (225) 578-6544 F (225) 578-9425 Index of Sheet Music in the LSU Libraries Special Collections Introduction Special Collections’ holdings of music‐related materials is rich in nineteenth‐ and early twentieth‐century American sheet music, much of it published in New Orleans, once a center of the U.S. music publishing industry. Eight boxes of music, containing more than 600 pieces published in Louisiana between 1830 and 1940, are cataloged as Music Collection of New Orleans Imprints. Several other collections of sheet music are also available. The Miscellaneous Sheet Music Collection is an artificial grouping of all sheet music accessioned after 2011. Be aware that a large quantity of sheet music published in Louisiana is held in manuscript collections and not indexed here. See the manuscript collections subject guide on the Performing Arts at http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/research/msg.php for more information. This index also does not include the James H. Snakenberg Collection of Sheet Music (approximately 700 pieces, mostly non‐Louisiana related, bulk 1910‐1974), a separate index to which is available in the Special Collections Reading Room. For further information, contact the Reference Department at (225) 578‐6568. If requesting photocopies or digital scans, please provide title and box/item/volume number, if given. Contents of Index Page 1‐39: Music Collection of New Orleans Imprints Call number: LLMVC M1 .M86 LARA Description: Music published in New Orleans, ca. 1830‐1940. Publishers represented include A. E. Blackmar, Louis Grunewald, Junius Hart, William T. Mayo, Henry Wehrmann, and Phillip Werlein. Page 40‐42: Lillie Gray Collection. Instrumental Selections. Call number: LLMVC M20 .L55 LARA Description: Miscellaneous sheet music, chiefly for piano, published in New Orleans, ca. 1850‐1903. Page 43‐48: Souvenir of the Confederacy Call number: LLMVC M1641 .S68 LARA Description: One bound volume of piano and vocal music published during or shortly after the Civil War by A. E. Blackmar of Augusta, Georgia. (See also Miscellaneous Sheet Music Collection, “Civil War Songs and Marches.”) Page 49‐58: Collection of American Popular Sheet Music Call number: Rare M1 .C6 Flat Description: Three bound volumes of miscellaneous piano and vocal music, 1884‐1931. Page 59‐180: Miscellaneous Sheet Music Collection Call number: XX(3733559.1) (Range 70) Description: Box 1‐3: Miscellaneous Popular Songs, 1820‐1942. (Page 59‐106) Box 4‐5: Miscellaneous Bound Volumes, 1832‐1905. (Page 107‐139) Volumes 8‐9 consist chiefly of music by Mexican composers active in New Orleans in the late nineteenth century. Box 6‐7: Music Collection of the Himel Family, St. James Parish, Louisiana, 1833‐1956. (Page 140‐158) Chiefly popular vocal and piano music; some sacred music. Box 8: Miscellaneous Piano Etudes, ca. 1860s. (Page 159‐160) Military and Patriotic Songs, 1840‐1938. (Page 161‐162) “Songs which are Standard,” 1831‐1924. (Page 163‐169) “Ballads, Songs, and Piano Music of the 1842‐1859 Period.” (Page 170‐172) 35 pieces of popular music for voice and piano. Included are several early Midwestern and southern imprints by such publishers as S. Brainard of Cleveland, Ohio, and David Faulds of Louisville, Kentucky. Several pieces are associated with Christy’s Minstrels, a blackface group formed by the ballad‐singer Edward Pearce Christy. “Civil War Songs and Marches.” (Page 173‐174) Seventeen pieces of sheet music for voice and piano or solo piano, including fifteen Confederate imprints published by Blackmar & Bro. of Augusta, Georgia; George Dunn of Richmond, Virginia; and Henry Wehrmann and Philip Werlein of New Orleans. “Bromo‐Seltzer Collection of 75 Popular Songs,” 1884‐1895. (Page 175‐180) Two bound volumes of music published by the Emerson Drug Company of Baltimore, Maryland, makers of Bromo‐ Seltzer, a patent medicine. Most of the pieces were given away compliments of Baton Rouge and New Orleans druggists, including P. Boisvert, H. Dannenmann, C. C. Champagne, William G. Napp, E. D. Cire, Bijou Pharmacy, Central Pharmacy, and Waddill’s Drug Store. 1 Music Collection of New Orleans Imprints Call number: LLMVC M1 .M86 LARA Box / Item # Title Composer / Author / Lyricist Place of Publisher Date Medium Dedicatee Arranger Publication 1 / 01 The Lilly or the Rose? Solman, Alfred Rosenfeld, Monroe New York American Advance 1907 voice and H. Music Co. piano 1 / 02 Just an Old Geary, T. Mayo Breen, Harry J. New York American Advance 1907 voice and Sweetheart of Mine Music Co. piano 1 / 03 The Mocking Birds Geary, T. Mayo Breen, Harry J. New York American Advance 1907 voice and Were Singing Music Co. piano 1 / 04 I've Got My Eyes on Morse, Theodore F. Hager, F. W.; New York American Advance 1907 voice and You Ringleben, J. Music Co. piano 1 / 05 In the Moonlight with Morse, Theodore F. Browne, Raymond A. New York American Advance 1907 voice and the Girl You Love Music Co. piano 1 / 06 Ev'ry Morn I Bring Her Geary, T. Mayo Breen, Harry J. New York American Advance 1907 voice and Chicken Music Co. piano 1 / 07 My Love I Dare Not Stenhammer, S. Costello, Bartley C. New York American Advance 1907 voice and Tell Music Co. piano 1 / 08 The Army of Peace Morse, Theodore F. Browne, Raymond A. New York American Advance 1908 voice and Music Co. piano 1 / 09 You Know Who I Love Geary, T. Mayo Breen, Harry J. New York American Advance 1908 voice and Music Co. piano 1 / 10 Happy Hooligan Morse, Theodore F. New York American Advance 1908 piano Dance and Two Step Music Co. 1 / 11 The Language of Campbell, Jesse H. Campbell, Jesse H. New York American Advance 1908 voice and Flowers Music Co. piano 1 / 12 The Man with the Geary, T. Mayo New York American Advance 1908 piano The "Fire Heroes" of the Ladder and the Hose Music Co. Country 1 / 13 Your Dad Gave His Geary, T. Mayo Breen, Harry J. New York American Advance 1908 voice and Life for His Country Music Co. piano 1 / 14 The One and Only Rubens, Paul Young, Rida Johnson New York American Advance 1908 voice and Music Co. piano 1 / 15 Dreams (That Gave Augustin, Billy Price Augustin, Billy Price New Orleans Augustin Pub. Co. 1919 voice and Me You!) piano 1 / 15b March of the Sixth Harring, Alphons New Orleans Henri Wehrmann 1896 piano Major C. Julian Bartlett Battalion 2 Music Collection of New Orleans Imprints Call number: LLMVC M1 .M86 LARA Box / Item # Title Composer / Author / Lyricist Place of Publisher Date Medium Dedicatee Arranger Publication 1 / 16 Si J'Etais Roi. Grande Lehmann, H. E. New Orleans T. E. Benoit 1856 piano Magda von Lotten Polka 1 / 17 Les Amours du Diable Lehmann, H. E. New Orleans T. E. Benoit 1856 piano Pauline Colson 1 / 17a The Louisiana Hunten, P. E. New Orleans T. E. Benoit [1846?] piano Lieut. Gov. Trasimon Landry Volunteer's Texan 1 / 17b SiMarch J'Etais Roi. Grande Lehmann, H. E. New Orleans T. E. Benoit 1856 piano Magda von Lotten Polka 1 / 17c Echoes from Panama. Bertucci, Emile A. [New Orleans?] E. A. Bertucci 1913 piano Waltz 1 / 18 Chanson Créole Ketterer, E. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. piano A. Marmontel 1 / 18a Among the Lilies Czibulka, A. Farnie, H. B. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and piano 1 / 19 Let Me Kiss Him For Ordway, John P. Ordway, John P. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and E. Kelly His Mother piano 1 / 20 Come Into the Garden Balfe Tennyson New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and Maud piano 1 / 20a The Good Bye at the Glover, Stephen Carpenter, J. E. Augusta, GA A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and Door piano 1 / 20b Valse des Cent Davis, A. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar 1873 piano Alexandre Lesseps, Jr. Vierges 1 / 21 I'd Be A Star Gerken, Ch. H. Keeling, R. J. N. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and piano 1 / 22 Do They Think of Me Glover, C. W. Carpenter, J. E. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and at Home piano 1 / 23 Gaily, Thro' Life La Traviata Linley, Geo. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and Wander piano 1 / 24 Rochester Schottisch Rulison, W. H. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. piano 1 / 24a Love Launched a Fairy Tully, J. H. Lemon, Mark New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. voice and Boat piano 3 Music Collection of New Orleans Imprints Call number: LLMVC M1 .M86 LARA Box / Item # Title Composer / Author / Lyricist Place of Publisher Date Medium Dedicatee Arranger Publication 1 / 24b Martha Beyer, Ferd New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. piano 1 / 24c La Fille de Madame Frambach, J. B. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. piano Angot 1 / 24d O Ye Tears Baumbach, A. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar n. d. piano 1 / 25 He Sleeps, My Willie Slack, Mrs. S. L. Slack, Mrs. S. L. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar 1866 voice and Mrs. T. K. Faunt le Roy of New Sleeps piano Orleans 1 / 26 Deep in a Shady Dell Kneass, Nelson Kneass, Nelson New Orleans A. E. Blackmar 1861 voice and Annie Kneass piano 1 / 27 Our First President's Rivinac, P. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar 1861 piano Quickstep 1 / 27a Brightest Eyes Shwartz, A. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar 1861 piano 1 / 27b New Orleans Military Minieri, G. New Orleans A. E. Blackmar 1861 piano Polka 1 / 27c La Rosalia Herrera, Don Pedro de New Orleans A. E.
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