landzastanza

selected poems and songs
William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878)
Edward Rowland Sill (1841-1887)		 Charles H. Gabriel (1856-1932)
Edward MacDowell (1860-1908)
Ethelbert Nevin (1862-1901)		 John McDonnell (1946-)
Aaron McDonnell (1979-)

London Characters and the Humorous Side of London Life
the complete text and illustrations of an 1870 book about Victorian London

writings inspired by Sherlock Holmes
Publication Order of Sherlock Holmes Stories by Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930)
Notes on A Study in Scarlet concerning Mormon "blood atonement" and polygamy
Sherlockian Poems and Songs (2004) lyrical praise and humor by John McDonnell
Sherlock in Chicago (2003) a vignette based on "His Last Bow" (1917)
Adventures of Heather Key (2001) a pastiche set during the Great War of 1914-1918

public domain piano music MIDI sequenced by John McDonnell

compositions for piano by Edward MacDowell (American 1860-1908)

Op. 10 First Modern Suite (1883, 1891, etc.)
1 Praeludium [4:08]
2 Presto [4:18]		 3 Andantino and Allegretto [5:23]
4 Intermezzo [2:20]		 5 Rhapsody [8:14]
6 Fugue [3:40]

Op. 13 Prelude and Fugue (1883, 1895 edition) 1 Prelude [2:36] 2 Fugue [2:02]

Op. 14 Second Modern Suite (1883, 1911 Klee edition)
1 Praeludium [3:42]
2 Fugato [2:05]		 3 Rhapsody [5:42]
4 Scherzino [2:26]		 5 March [4:17]
6 Fantastic Dance [5:20]

Op. 15 First Concerto (1885, 1910 edition)
arrangement for two pianos by the composer (Edition Breitkopf No. 5191)
1 Maestoso [9:32] 2 Andante tranquillo [6:58] 3 Presto [7:05]
From Lawrence Gilman's 1909 biography of MacDowell: "In the spring of 1882 ... that beneficient but formidable
personage [Franz Liszt] received him [MacDowell] with kindly courtesy, and had Eugen D'Albert, who was present,
play the orchestral part of the concerto which MacDowell had brought with him in manuscript, arranged for two pianos."
Op. 16 Serenata [3:11] (1883)

Op. 17 Two Fantastic Pieces (1884) 1 A Tale [3:55] 2 Witches' Dance [2:34]

Op. 18 Two Compositions (1884) 1 Barcarolle [3:39] 2 Humoreske [3:20]

Op. 19 Forest Idyls (1884, 1912 Teichmuller edition)
1 Forest Stillness [3:54] 2 Play of the Nymphs [2:47] 3 Revery [1:48] 4 Dance of the Dryads [2:42]

Op. 20 Three Poems (1886) duets
1 Night by the Sea [3:17] 2 A Tale from Knightly Times [3:50] 3 Ballad [3:08]

Op. 21 Moon Pictures (1886) duets
after Hans Christian Andersen's "Picture-book without Pictures"
1 The Hindoo Maiden [1:58]
2 Story of the Stork [1:46]		 3 In the Tyrol [1:52]
4 The Swan [2:45]		 5 Visit of the Bear [1:35]

Op. 23 Second Concerto (1890, 1922 Hughes edition)
arrangement for two pianos (Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics Vol. 1462)
1 Larghetto calmato [12:35] 2 Presto giocoso [4:32] 3 Largo [7:01]

Op. 24 Four Compositions (1887)
1 Humoreske [2:35] 2 March [4:28] 3 Cradle Song [3:51] 4 Czardas [2:23]

Op. 28 Six Idyls after Goethe (1887)
1 In the Woods [1:58]
2 Siesta [1:33]		 3 To the Moonlight [1:52]
4 Silver Clouds [1:34]		 5 Flute Idyl [2:09]
6 The Bluebell [1:23]
The 1898 G. Schirmer edition, from which this was transcribed, did not have the
titles, added in 1901 for the "augmented and revised" Arthur P. Schmidt edition.
Op. 31 Six Poems after Heine (1887, 1901 edition)
1 From a Fisherman's Hut [2:12]
2 Scotch Poem [2:07]		 3 From Long Ago [1:52]
4 The Postwaggon [1:34]		 5 The Shepherd Boy [2:18]
6 Monologue [3:30]

Op. 32 Four Little Poems (1888)
1 The Eagle [1:11] 2 The Brook [1:32] 3 Moonshine [3:02] 4 Winter [1:48]

Op. 36 Etude de Concert [3:52] (1889)

Op. 37 Les Orientales (1889)
1 Clair de Lune [2:56] 2 Dans le Hamac [1:49] 3 Danse Andalouse [1:17]

Op. 38 Marionettes (1888, 1901 edition)
1 Prologue [1:26]
2 Soubrette [0:44]		 3 Lover [1:49]
4 Witch [1:21]		 5 Clown [0:58]
6 Villain [0:53]		 7 Sweetheart [2:16]
8 Epilogue [1:27]
"Prologue" and "Epilogue" were added in 1901.
Op. 39 Twelve Studies (1890)
1 Hunting Song [1:34]
2 Alla Tarantella [1:36]
3 Romance [1:58]
4 Arabesque [2:19]		 5 In the Forest [1:49]
6 Dance of the Gnomes [2:25]
7 Idyl [2:25]
8 Shadow Dance [1:56]		 9 Intermezzo [1:14]
10 Melodie [2:15]
11 Scherzino [2:04]
12 Hungarian [2:41]

Op. 45 Sonata Tragica (1893)
1 Largo maestoso [8:43] 2 Molto allegro, vivace [2:44] 3 Largo con maesta [7:20] 4 Allegro eroica [8:41]

Op. 46 Twelve Virtuoso Studies (1894)
1 Novelette [2:11]
2 Moto Perpetuo [2:14]
3 Wild Chase [2:47]		 4 Improvisation [2:08]
5 Elfin Dance [4:07]
6 Valse Triste [3:10]		 7 Burlesque [2:18]
8 Bluette [2:30]
9 Traumerei [2:28]		 10 March Wind [2:57]
11 Impromptu [2:23]
12 Polonaise [4:24]

Op. 49 Air and Rigaudon (1894) 1 Air [2:28] 2 Rigaudon [2:55]

Op. 50 Sonata Eroica (1895) "Flos regum Arthurus"
1 Slow, with nobility [6:43]
2 Elf-like, as light and swift as possible [2:47]		 3 Tenderly, longingly, yet with passion [5:33]
4 Fiercely, very fast [6:10]
From Lawrence Gilman's 1909 biography of MacDowell, quoting the composer: "The first movement typifies the
coming of Arthur. The scherzo was suggested by a picture of Dore' showing a knight in the woods surrounded by elves.
The third movement was suggested by my idea of Guinevere. That following represents the passing of Arthur."

Op. 51 Woodland Sketches (1896)
1 To a Wild Rose [1:14]
2 Will o' the Wisp [1:12]
3 At an Old Trysting Place [1:19]
4 In Autumn [1:18]		 5 From an Indian Lodge [2:11]
6 To a Water-lily [2:17]
7 From Uncle Remus [1:03]		 8 A Deserted Farm [2:04]
9 By a Meadow Brook [0:52]
10 Told at Sunset [3:35]

From 1896 to 1898, MacDowell published 13 piano pieces and 4 partsongs under the pseudonym
of Edgar Thorn. These compositions were not mentioned in Lawrence Gilman's 1909 biography of
MacDowell. They were listed without opus numbers in MacDowell's Critical and Historical Essays
(1912) and in John F. Porte's Edward MacDowell (1922). They were listed with opus numbers in
Oscar Sonneck's Catalogue of First Editions of Edward MacDowell (1917).
Op. 1 Amourette (1896)

Op. 2 In Lilting Rhythm (1897)
1 Capriciously, yet not slow [3:06] 2 Not slow, liltingly [3:31]

Op. 4 Forgotten Fairy Tales (1897)
1 Sung outside the Prince's door [1:35]
2 Of a Tailor and a Bear [2:57]		 3 Beauty in the Rose-Garden [2:56]
4 From Dwarf-land [2:10]

Op. 7 Six Fancies (1898)
1 A Tin Soldier's Love [1:22]
2 To a Humming Bird [0:39]		 3 Summer Song [1:16]
4 Across Fields [1:11]		 5 Bluette [1:01]
6 An Elfin Round [1:08]

Op. 55 Sea Pieces (1898)
1 To the Sea [2:01]
2 From a Wandering Iceberg [1:21]
3 A. D. 1620 [2:39]		 4 Starlight [1:50]
5 Song [1:59]
6 From the Depths [3:24]		 7 Nautilus [2:43]
8 In Mid-Ocean [2:59]

Op. 57 Third Sonata (1900)
Night had fallen on a day of deeds.
The great rafters in the red-ribbed hall
Flashed crimson in the fitful flame
Of smouldering logs.
And from the stealthy shadows
That crept 'round Harald's throne
Rang out a Skald's strong voice,
With tales of battles won,
Of Gudrun's love,
And Sigurd, Siegmund's son.
1 Mesto, ma con passione [6:31]
2 Tristamente, ma con tenerezza [5:51]
3 Allegro con fuoco [6:27]

Op. 59 Fourth Sonata (1901)
To Edvard Grieg,
Who minds now Keltic tales of yore,
Dark Druid rhymes that thrall,
Deirdre's song and wizard lore
Of great Cuchullin's fall.
1 With great power and dignity [8:24]
2 With naive tenderness [5:30]
3 Very swift and fierce [7:02]

Op. 61 Fireside Tales (1902)
1 An Old Love Story [2:51]
2 Of Br'er Rabbit [1:35]		 3 From a German Forest [3:42]
4 Of Salamanders [2:28]		 5 A Haunted House [2:58]
6 By Smouldering Embers [2:16]

Op. 62 New England Idyls (1902)
1 An Old Garden [2:21]
2 Mid-Summer [1:49]
3 Mid-Winter [3:21]
4 With Sweet Lavender [2:08]		 5 In Deep Woods [2:00]
6 Indian Idyl [2:02]
7 To an Old White Pine [1:52]		 8 From Puritan Days [1:12]
9 From a Log Cabin [3:35]
10 The Joy of Autumn [2:28]

MacDowell also published two books of Technical Exercises for piano, piano duet transcriptions of Hamlet and
Ophelia for orchestra (op. 22) and First Suite for orchestra (op. 42), and a piano solo version of op. 42, no. 4,
"The Shepherdess' Song", renamed "The Song of the Shepherdess". In 1895, an "op. 8 Waltz" for piano by
MacDowell was listed by Breitkopf & Hartel, but no price was shown, and the piece was not published.

selected piano transcriptions by Edward MacDowell

(1890) Six Little Pieces after sketches of J. S. Bach (German 1685-1750)
1 Courante [1:41] 2 Menuet [2:05] 3 Gigue [1:40] 4 Menuet [3:23] 5 Menuet [2:39] 6 Marche [1:02]
(1900) Sarabande [4:15] for Clavecin by Jean Philippe Rameau (French 1683-1764)
(1900) Jig [1:53] for Harpsichord by Carl Heinrich Graun (German 1701-1759)
(1900) Tempo di Minuetto [6:07] after Giovanni Battista Grazioli (Italian 1746-c.1820)

selected piano transcriptions of orchestral music by Edward MacDowell

Op. 22 Hamlet and Ophelia (1885) arranged for piano duet by the composer (1885)
1 Hamlet [9:00] 2 Ophelia [5:24]
Inspired by performances of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry as Hamlet and Ophelia, pictured below.

Op. 48 Second Suite (1897) arranged for piano solo by Otto Taubmann (1910)
1 Legend [6:05] 2 Love Song [4:34] 3 In War-time [4:25] 4 Dirge [4:46] 5 Village Festival [6:06]

Five other works for orchestra are op. 25 Lancelot and Elaine (1888), op. 29 Lamia (1908), op. 30 Two Fragments
after the Song of Roland (1891), op. 35 Romance for Violoncello and Orchestra (1888), op. 42 First Suite (1891-1893).
selected songs for voice and piano by Edward MacDowell

selected piano compositions by Ethelbert Nevin (American 1862-1901)

Op. 13 Water Scenes (1891)
1 Dragon Fly [1:50] 2 Ophelia [3:33] 3 Water-Nymph [3:52] 4 Narcissus [2:57] 5 Barcarolle [5:43]

Op. 21 May in Tuscany (1896)
1 Arlecchino [2:40]
2 Notturno [3:23]		 3 Barchetta [1:32]
4 Misericordia [5:01]		 5 Il Rusignuolo [2:27]
6 La Pastorella [2:00]

Op. 25 A Day in Venice (1898)
1 Alba [2:02] 2 Gondolieri [3:58] 3 Canzone Amorosa [3:34] 4 Buona Notte [3:28]

(1898) The Rosary [1:49] song arranged for piano solo by Benjamin Whelpley (1905)

selected songs for voice and piano by Ethelbert Nevin

Rupert Hughes's 1900 biography of Ethelbert Nevin

selected piano compositions by Marie Louka
(1901) Japanese Fire Dance [2:45]
(1902) The Rajah [2:46] march
(1903) Cupid's Dart [3:18] idyll caprice
(1904) A Silent Prayer [3:19] reverie
(1904) The Fadette [2:17] march		 (1904) The North American [2:33] march
(1905) The Hour of Prayer [3:30] reverie
(1905) Fire and Flame [2:17] march
(1905) Dance of the Dewdrops [3:24]
(1908) Ocean Spray [2:01] mazurka caprice
Other Louka compositions include "Karmara" (1903), "Fleeting Hours" (1905), "The Captain General" (1906),
"Cap and Gown" (1912), "Dance of the Toys" (1912), "Mission Bells" (1912), "Sunset on the Ocean" (1912), "Birds
and Breezes", "Dance of the Snowflakes", "Dancing Dolls", "Flowers from the Dust", "Moon Winks", "Phasma".

selections from A Practical Method for the Pianoforte (1906) by O. D. Weaver
published by The McDonnell Piano Company of Kansas City, Missouri
and by Williams Piano and Organ Company of Chicago, Illinois
Italic text indicates information printed in the 1906 book.
Red numbers indicate compositions by Charles H. Gabriel (American 1856-1932).
J. H. Hall's 1914 biography of Charles H. Gabriel
13 untitled [0:12] 14 untitled [0:12] 15 untitled [0:12] 16 untitled [0:25] 22 untitled [0:32] 23 untitled [0:21]
24 untitled [0:22] 25 Study in Triplets [0:57] 26 untitled [0:14] 27 untitled [0:15] 28 untitled [0:30]
33 Recreation Polka [0:24] 34 Recreation Galop [0:20] 35 Recreation Waltz [1:02]
38 Snowball Schottische [0:40] 39 Finger Exercise [0:32]
40 Mother Hubbard [1:38] - polka by Caroline Lowthian (British)
41 Polka [0:17] Lierbag - "Lierbag" is an anagram of "Gabriel"
43 Little Gem Waltz [0:22] 44 Exercise for Right Hand [0:25] 45 Triplet Study [0:37] 47 On the Yazoo Trail [0:40]
48 Donizetti [0:18] (Italian 1797-1848)
54 On the Spot [0:10] 55 Light Mazourka [0:41] 57 San Andreas March [1:22] 58 Go Ahead Galop [0:20]
59 The Poet and Peasant [0:41] Suppe (Austrian 1819-1895)
64 Rub-a-Dub March [0:57] C. H. G.
69 Recreation [0:42] 70 A Summer Dream [0:27] 75 Spring Waltz [1:44]
76 Yankee Doodle [0:21] 77 Turkish March Duet [0:25]
80 Port Arthur March [2:21] Used by permission
81 Brownie Schottische [0:59] Chas. H. Gabriel
82 Aria [1:43] G. Donizetti (Italian 1797-1848)
83 Waltz [1:14] 84 Irish Ballad [0:50] 86 Trill Exercise [0:19] 87 Andantino [1:13] 88 Birds of Spring [1:18]
89 Couplets [0:31] 90 Scale Study [0:33] 91 Scale Study [0:33] 92 Daily Exercise [0:09] 93 Mordante [1:16]
94 Don Juan [0:56] - from the opera "Don Giovanni" (1787) by Mozart (Austrian 1756-1791)
95 Special Study [0:49] 96 Evening Bells [1:16]
97 Cavalleria Rusticana [1:28] Mascagni (Italian 1863-1945)
98 Tricycle Dash [1:47]
99 Peri Waltz [1:24] d'Albert (French 1809-1886)
100 Legato Staccato [0:56] 101 Pastime [0:20]
102 Rondo [1:00] - from 3rd movement of 11th piano sonata by Mozart (Austrian 1756-1791)
103 Retrospection [2:59] Arranged for this work
104 Gavotte [1:41] Arr. for this work
105 Chromatic Polka [1:18] 106 Exercise in Sixths [0:59]
107 Pastime for Right Hand [1:05] 108 Pastime for Left Hand [1:05] 109 Andantino [1:00]
110 Colonial March [1:27] G. G. Gabriel - Copyright 1906 by Chas. H. Gabriel
111 Webster's Funeral March [2:10] Beethoven - falsely attributed, but similar to 3rd movement of 12th piano sonata
112 Old Song [1:29]
113 Heart's Delight [2:11] Arr. for this work
114 Love's Message [2:28]
115 Forget-Me-Not Gavotte [1:28] - by Theodor Giese, op. 270
116 Finger Exercise [1:05] 117 Special Delight [1:06]
118 Century Polka [0:31] O. Williams
119 Uncle Sam's Polka [0:23]
120 The Brownies at Play [2:46] From "The Brownie Band" - 1899 juvenile cantata by C. H. Gabriel
121 Louisville March [1:37]
122 Lento [2:21] Arr. for this work
123 Sonate [0:52]
124 The Jolly Comrades [1:38] Frederick A. Williams
125 Du Bivouac [0:50]
126 Sonatine [1:43] L. von Beethoven (German 1770-1827)
127 Sierraen Echoes [0:43] Amelia Moore Gabriel - the wife of Charles H. Gabriel
128 Emil Waltz [2:27] - "The Skaters' Waltz" (1882) by Emile Waldteufel (French 1837-1915)
129 Anvil Polka [1:52] Parlow (German 1824-1888)
130 Stradella [3:16] (Italian 1644-1682)
131 Dance of the Mountaineer [2:26] 132 The Fire Fly [2:12] 133 Romance [1:47]
134 Gondellied [1:50] - by James Bellak (1855)
135 Merry Hearts Waltz [1:23]
136 Seminary Mazourka [3:28] Chas. H. Gabriel - Copyright MDCCCLXIV by Geo. F. Rosche, Chas. H. Gabriel, Owner
137 Midsummer Night's Dream [2:43] F. Mendelssohn (German 1809-1847)
138 Triumphal March [3:54] - Copyright MDCCCLXIV by Geo. F. Rosche, Chas. H. Gabriel, Owner
139 Swiss Song [1:14] M. Clementi (English 1752-1832)
140 Walzer [1:08] Franz Schubert (Austrian 1797-1828)
141 March from "Tannhauser" [3:30] Wagner (German 1813-1883)
142 Scherzo [1:40] A. E. Muller (German 1767-1817)
143 Coronation March [2:01] Meyerbeer (German 1791-1864)
144 Langsamer Walzer [1:32] Franz Schubert (Austrian 1797-1828)
WALTON PROCESS CHICAGO

The copyright date of MDCCCLXIV [1864] for 136 and 138 should probably be MDCCCLXXXIV [1884], as Geo. F. Rosche
was not involved in music publishing before 1877. "In 1879 he [Geo. F. Rosche] was called to the chair of music in the
Seminary of the German Evangelical Synod of North America, located at Elmhurst, Ill. This position gave him an opportunity
for developing his talent in theory and composition of music, which he taught in connection with piano, pipe organ and singing.
He held this position for seven years and resigned in 1884 for the purpose of going into the piano and organ business and
also music publishing, which was to some extent established during the seven years he spent at this seminary" [Biography
of Gospel Song and Hymn Writers by J. H. Hall, New York, 1914, page 338]. Also, a date of 1864 for 136 and 138 would mean
that they would have been first published when their composer, Charles H. Gabriel, was only eight years old. In 1884, he would
have been twenty-eight years old.

selected marches by John Philip Sousa (American 1854-1932)
(1873) Review [4:54]
(1876) Revival [4:13] Revised Ed. by L. K. (1894)
(1876) The Honored Dead [4:59] (1896)
(1877) Across the Danube [2:25]
(1878) Esprit du Corps [2:33]
(1879) Resumption [3:29]
(1880) Our Flirtation [2:39]
(1881) Guide Right [1:37]
(1881) President Garfield's Inauguration [5:57]
(1881) President Garfield's Funeral [4:40]
(1881) Right Forward [2:45]
(1881) Wolverine [2:17]
(1881) Yorktown Centennial [2:15]
(1882) Congress Hall [3:15]
(1883) Bonnie Annie Laurie [3:11] Arr. by A. M. C. (1897)
(1883) Mother Goose [2:13] Arr. by A. M. C. (1897)
(1883) Pet of the Petticoats [1:41] Arr. by A. M. C. (1897)
(1883) Right-Left [2:08] (1894)
(1883) Transit of Venus [2:07] (1896)
(1884) The White Plume [1:40]
(1885) Mother Hubbard [2:19] (1894)
(1885) Sound Off [2:59]
(1885) Triumph of Time [2:44]
(1886) The Gladiator [2:57]
(1886) The Rifle Regiment [3:44]
(1887) The Occidental [2:55]
(1888) The Crusader [3:36]
(1888) National Fencibles [3:24]
(1888) Semper Fidelis [2:11]
(1889) The Picadore [3:03]
(1889) The Thunderer [2:48]
(1889) The Washington Post [2:32]
(1890) Corcoran Cadets [3:22]
(1890) The High School Cadets [2:39]
(1890) The Loyal Legion [2:40]
(1892) The Belle of Chicago [2:13]
(1892) The Lion Tamer [3:47] "On Parade" (1895)
(1892) Triton [2:05] Arr. by A. M. C. (1896)
(1893) The Beau Ideal [3:23]
(1893) The Liberty Bell [3:40]
(1893) The Manhattan Beach [2:17]
(1894) El Capitan [2:19]		 (1894) The Directorate [2:30]
(1895) King Cotton [2:45] (1897)
(1896) The Stars and Stripes Forever [3:52] (1897)
(1897) The Bride-Elect [2:27]
(1898) The Charlatan [3:10]
(1899) Hands Across the Sea [3:00]
(1899) The Man Behind the Gun [2:19]
(1900) Hail to the Spirit of Liberty [3:35]
(1901) The Invincible Eagle [3:29]
(1902) Imperial Edward [2:42]
(1903) Jack Tar [2:33]
(1904) The Diplomat [3:16]
(1906) The Free Lance [3:59]
(1906) Powhatan's Daughter [3:46]
(1908) Fairest of the Fair [3:40]
(1909) The Glory of the Yankee Navy [2:34]
(1911) Grand Festival [5:49]
(1911) The Federal [2:34]
(1913) From Maine to Oregon [2:05]
(1914) Columbia's Pride [1:09] duet
(1914) The Lambs' March [2:01]
(1915) The New York Hippodrome [3:57]
(1915) The Pathfinder of Panama [3:33]
(1916) Boy Scouts of America [2:37]
(1917) The Naval Reserve [2:13]
(1917) The U. S. Field Artillery [3:25]
(1917) The White Rose [3:16]
(1918) Anchor and Star [3:02] trumpet/fife/trombone
(1918) Flags of Freedom [2:11]
(1918) Liberty Loan [2:37]
(1918) Sabre and Spurs [2:57] trumpet/clarinet
(1918) Solid Men to the Front [3:56]
(1918) The Chantyman's March [2:51]
(1918) The Volunteers [4:13]
(1918) We Are Coming [2:57] lyrics
(1919) Bullets and Bayonets [3:28]
(1919) The Golden Star [6:06]
(1919) USAAC [3:07]
(1920) Comrades of the Legion [3:11]
(1920) Who's Who in Navy Blue [2:41]
(1921) On the Campus [3:27]
(1922) The Gallant Seventh [3:32]
some other compositions by Sousa
(1873) Cuckoo [3:27] galop
(1876) On Wings of Lightning [4:15] galop
(1877) Myrrha [3:57] gavotte
(1878) Silver Spray [4:32] schottische
(1880) Nymphalin [2:31] reverie		 (1887) The Coquette [2:50] characteristic dance
(1896) The Colonial Dames [3:26] waltzes
(1912) The Gliding Girl [4:09] tango
(1912) With Pleasure [3:01] dance hilarious
(1916) Willow Blossoms [3:07] legend
Annotated list of compositions: http://www.worldmilitarybands.com/The%20Music%20of%20John%20Phillip%20Sousa.htm
Free online public domain sheet music: http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/html/sousa/sousa-home.html
MIDI sequences of the band music: http://www.dws.org/sousa/articles/works.htm
selected marches by Kenneth J. Alford (British 1881-1945)
(1914) Colonel Bogey [5:02] (1916 transcription)
(1916) The Great Little Army [3:59]
(1917) On the Quarter Deck [3:23] (1918 transcription)
(1917) The Middy [3:29] (1919 transcription)
(1917) The Voice of the Guns [3:55] (1919 transcription)
(1919) The Vanished Army [3:47]
(1921) The Mad Major [3:13] (1922 transcription)
His other marches are: "The Thin Red Line" (1908), "Holyrood" (1912), "The Vedette" (1912),
"Cavalry of the Clouds" (1923), "Dunedin" (1928), "Old Panama" (1929), "HM Jollies" (1929),
"The Standard of St. George" (1930), "By Land and Sea" (1941), "Army of the Nile" (1941),
"Eagle Squadron" (1942).
MIDI sequences of the band music: http://www.jaroherr.com/komponister/alford.html

Adirondack Sketches (1922) by Eastwood Lane (American 1879-1951)
1 The Old Guide's Story [2:07]
2 The Legend of Lonesome Lake [2:32]
3 Down Stream [4:26]
4 The Land of the Loon [2:13]
5 A Dirge for Jo Indian [3:21]
6 Lumber-Jack Dance [2:48]
His other compositions for piano include "In Sleepy Hollow" (1913), "Five American Dances" (1919),
"Mongoliana" (1922), "Eastern Seas" (1925), "Persimmon Pucker" (1926), "Sold Down the River"
(1928), "Pantomimes" (c. 1933), "Fourth of July" (1935), "Here Are Ladies" (1944), "Colonial Suite".
Three of his piano compositions, "Sea Burial" (from "Eastern Seas"), "Persimmon Pucker", and
"Fourth of July", were arranged by Ferde Grofe for the orchestra of Paul Whiteman.

Our Fighting Men [3:13] by M. S. Rocereto
"Dedicated to the American Land, Sea and Aerial Forces"
Copyright MCMXXIII [1923] by Volkwein Bros., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Letters to Enoch Williamson (1851-1863)
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Notes on Scriptural Prophecies

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