1 – Published music by date The dating of sheet music is notoriously difficult. The dates supplied here have been determined by a combination of: • Publication date on the item • Copyright date on the item • Additional information on the item e.g. an event or reference to earlier works • Address information on the publishers/printer • 3rd part information, e.g. review by a newspaper • Biographical information • Estimate based on style This listing is not intended to follow full descriptive bibliographic conventions. Thus where the date has any sort of collaboration (e.g. advertisement of publication or copyright registration) it is considered to be confirmed. Where no collaboration has been able to be found and an estimate is given, this is indicated by comment “estimated date” in the notes column. First editions only are included, except where a later edition involved a change of publisher. Any queries or comments should be addressed to: Elizabeth Nichol ([email protected]) Abbreviations used: AS Auckland Star BH Bruce Herald DSC Daily Southern Cross (Auckland) EP Evening Post (Wellington) ES Evening Star (Dunedin) ODT Otago Daily Times OW Otago Witness SMH Sydney Morning Herald TH Thames Herald NZ-OW – New Zealand edition of overseas work, published by license or otherwise. No known New Zealand connection to composer or subject. Nichol_NZ published music 1850-1913 by date 1 Date Place of Last name First name Title Publisher Notes published publication Davis Daniel A gallop to the Diggins Robert Cocks London 1852 Davis Daniel Auckland Waltz Robert Cocks London Composed and arranged for the pianoforte. Composed and arranged for the pianoforte on the Davis Daniel Governor Wynyard Polka Robert Cocks London occasion of the inauguration of His Excellency to the government of New Ulster in New Zealand. Davis Daniel Rose Anna Quadrille Robert Cocks London Ruapekapeka. Grand pas Commemorative of the reduction of that Native Davis Daniel Robert Cocks London redouble fortress in New Zealand. On the occasion of the Anniversary Festival (In Davis Daniel Wynyard Quadrille Robert Cocks London honour of) Her Majesty's Birthday Anno 1852 celebrated at Auckland in New Zealand. Bonnington Charles Georgiana Polka ? Melbourne 1853 Whalers of the deep, deep Te Heu Heu Purday London arr by W. Grandham. 1857 sea Barlow Harriet Carthagonian march ? ? 1858 Barlow Harriet New Zealand Polka J R Clarke Sydney Bonnington Charles Australasian Galop Wilkie Melbourne 1860 Printed for the author by Hamel & Co., 49 Queen St, Bonnington Charles Southern Cross Schottische Melbourne Sydney Caprice: souvenir de lar Sou Alle Ali Ben ? Paris Modern edition - Musik Fabrik. Estimated date. 1861 Nouvelle Zealande. Nichol_NZ published music 1850-1913 by date 2 1862 De Thierry Charles Waitemata Polka Webb Auckland Also published by Fussell in Sydney, May 1862 Lady Cecil Moore The New Zealanders' Lament Cramer Beale London Refers to death of Prince Albert. Estimated date. Gordon Werner Louis Fairy Bells Polka Mazurka Varty Auckland DSC 6 May, 1862, 3. Werner Louis Southern Beauties Schottische Varty Auckland DSC 6 May 1862, 3. Cartwright D. W. Maori bride ? London 1863 1864 Adams Robert Castles in the air Begg’s Dunedin Estimated date. Beale John Rangiriri Galop Beale Auckland Two editions with different covers published. Bergmann Eduard Waikato Waltz Varty Auckland Still being performed in 1868. Bonnington Charles Southern Alps Schottische ? Melbourne Still in West's 1872 catalogue Cassidy James Harum Scarum Varty Auckland Estimated date. De Thierry Charles La Folle Galop Cucksey Auckland De Thierry Charles North Star Cucksey Auckland Flood Wm. Haydn The Clifton Waltz The Author Wellington Estimated date. ODT 5 Feb 1864, p4 - "first specimen of music Flood Wm. Haydn New Zealand Cricket Polka George West Dunedin printing in Otago". Still in West's 1872 catalogue Neuzerling, William Light Brigade Varty Auckland Nichol_NZ published music 1850-1913 by date 3 ? Adieu, farewell Cucksey Auckland 1866 Wayte and Purchas Arthur NZ Hymnal Tunebook Auckland Batger 2nd edition May 1867 and still for sale in relocation Reece Paul Auckland Mail Galop Cucksey Auckland sale 1868. Night Watch Song of the Ward and Bronze medal 1865 Dunedin Exhibition Townsend James Christchurch Charlotte Jane Reeves Performed by composer in concert - Bruce Herald 7 White T Fern Hill Polka Wests Dunedin December 1865, 4. Estimated date. Sung with immense applause by Miss Rosina Reyloff E Wouldn't you like to know Wests Dunedin 1867 Carandini. 1868 Bayley Haines I’ll watch for thee Hutchinson? Auckland Works for the Caradini Troup The Kaikoura was a ship in the Peru, New Zealand Drewe Amelia Kaikoura Waltzes Reading Sydney and Australian Steamship co. Berthed in Sydney. Fleury Achille Henrietta Waltz Begg’s Dunedin I cannot mind my wheel, Linley George Hutchinson? Auckland Sung by Miss Rosina Carandini Mother Mata Y. T. The Gold Diggers' Song Auckland Words by Mrs St George Reichardt Alexander Love’s Request Hutchinson? Auckland Sung by Miss Fanny Caradini Fleury Achille Dunedin Polka Begg’s Dunedin 1869 Song and chorus in honour of the visit of HRH the White T. Welcome West Dunedin Duke of Edinburgh. In the South there Springs a DSC 22 July 1870 - Comments re poor quality of Leech Frederick ? ? 1870 Fountain printing May J. T. Les Brilliantes. Valse. Begg’s/Cocks London “… a simple theme skilfully and pleasingly Dunedin/Lo May J. T. Otago Polka Begg’s/Cocks harmonised, and is not only a pretty dance tune but ndon possesses more than ordinary artistic merit. “ Nichol_NZ published music 1850-1913 by date 4 ES 21 June 1870, 2. “It is the theme in every part, and peeps out in the Dunedin/ May J. T. Tui's Song Begg’s/Cocks chords that answer to the treble, contralto, tenor 1870 London and bass.” ES 21 June 1870, 2. EP 30 May 1870. "First composition of this kind by a Thomas C. S. Eloise Waltzes ? Dunedin native of New Zealand" Possibly a second issue – 1st edition may have been Flood Wm. Haydn The Clifton Waltz The Author Wellington 1871 1864. "the music bears marks of being lithographed in a hurried manner, and resembles manuscript more Moss Joseph Lonmay Waltz ? Dunedin? than the clear unmistakable notes one expects to find in printed music". OW 8 July, 1871, p8 Pipele Galop arr by George Ferrara S George West Dunedin 1872 Reichardt “Though the Galop is lively and pretty, we prefer the Pipele Valse … Arranged and adapted with Pipele Valse arr by George Ferrara S George West Dunedin considerable skill by Mr Reichardt” - ODT 20 April Reichardt 1872 Wellington Independent 12 July 1872 review – “exceedingly judicious, the mecurial vivacity of the Flood Wm. Haydn Wellington Volunteer Galop Burrett Wellington galop being sustained without the introduction of any flighty redundancy which would make the piece difficult for execution.” For sale in Napier 1874 at Harding's. When wand'ring far from Hilton M.A. McKeller Hokitika those we love Le Reine du Midi. Queen of Hyde Parker J. R.Burrett Wellington the south. Polka Mazurka May James T. Ianthe Begg’s Dunedin 2nd edition 1876 May J. T. Ianthe Cocks London “a romance, having a pensive and tuneful theme. Nichol_NZ published music 1850-1913 by date 5 ODT 12 February 1872, 2. ”exceedingly simple, and the air is expressive of a May J. T. I'll think on thee Cocks London 1872 sad vein of thought”. ODT 12 February 1872, 2. “a brilliant rondo, the music of which is catching, the style showy, and being written in galop tome, forms May J. T. Southern Cross Cocks London a lively and pleasing addition to the ball-room.” ODT 12 February 1872, 2. “a sweetly pathetic air, conveying appropriate May J. T. The world is my home Cocks London expression of the sentiment of the poetry”. ODT 12 February 1872, 2. Root George Just before the battle West Dunedin NZ-OW- American civil war. Estimated date. Thanksgiving anthem for the Waters S recovery of HRH the Duke of R. Burrett Wellington Wales “The air is original, lively, and flowing, and the 1873 Anderson Alfred Sunbeam Galop Begg’s Dunedin harmony good, without being too difficult for drawing-room practice. ES, 5 September 1873, 2. "the music is flowing, pretty, and unpretending, as Cimino Salvatore Peeping Daisy Polka Mazurka R. Burrett Wellington dance music should be - carefully scored and well marked in the rhythm". EP, 6 December 1873, 2. "To my New Zealand friends". Mistake on cover Cronwell Alice Weary oh so weary Troedel Melbourne Cronwell=Cornwell “It is interesting as the work of a colonial composer, and as a specimen of New Zealand music printing, is Ellard Frederic Swing On, Old Pendulum Reed and Brett Auckland by far the best we have yet seen”. EP 9 August 1873, 2. Flood Wm. Haydn Canterbury Volunteer Galop Bonnington Christchurch Advertised for sale at Harding’s in Napier, 1873. "in the press, to be published next week, the charming ballad”. AS 16 August 1873, 3. American. Hays Will S. Mollie Darling Brett Auckland Also republished by Auckland Music Warehouse c1880 (Ad on back of Marti, F. Where is Heaven) “The themes are melodious and flowing, and Neill Mrs G.J. Our Mazurka Burrett Wellington possesses greatest merit in dance music – a clearly marked rhythm.” EP, 27 August 1873, 2 Nichol_NZ published music 1850-1913 by date 6 “Words and music have been sent to Melbourne for publication.” 1873 Palmer Mrs E? Lost at Sea ? Melbourne Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, 29 September 1873, 3. Nelson Examiner 18 Dec 1873, 3. Note about new printing technique. Palmer Mrs G Nelson Exhibition Waltzes R.Lucas and Sons Nelson “the reverse of pedantic and her music must, therefore, become popular.” Wellington Independent 31 Dec 1873, 2. Reed & Brett, NZ-OW Wellman W.F.