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[Printer Friendly] | [ Email us about these publications]Title: Hunleth Music Store Sheet Music and Photograph Collection, ca. 1880-1986
ID: 12/9/123
Primary Creator: Hunleth Music Company (1901-1974)
Extent: 39.5 cubic feet
Arrangement:
Organized in ten series: Series 1: Autographed Prints, ca. 1880-1950; Series 2: School Wind Band Music Octavos, ca. 1880-1970; Series 3: Mandolin Sheet Music and Method Books, 1888-1969; Series 4: Banjo Sheet Music and Method Books, 1900-1960; Series 5: Hawaiian and Steel Guitar Music and Method Books, 1898-1970; Series 6: Guitar Sheet Music and Method Books, 1891-1969; Series 7: Autoharp and Zither Sheet Music and Method Books; Series 8: Gibson School of Music Records, 1889-1937; Series 9: Accordion, Bandonian, and Concertina Sheet Music and Method Books. Series 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 are organized in two sub-series within each series, Sub-series 1: Sheet Music and Sub-series 2: Method Books. Content of all Series 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 arranged alphabetically with untitled materials at the beginning. Series 8: Gibson Music School is organized alphabetically by title for sheet music and method books. Correspondence, advertisement, and minutes have been placed at the beginning. Series 9: Accordion, Bandonian, and Concertina Sheet Music and Method Books is organized alphabetically by composer. Series 10: Silent Film Sheet Music arranged in numerical order as assigned by the Hunleth Music Co.
The original order is no longer evident, except for Series 10. Series containing music have been structured to mimic a music store model in which sheet music and method books are separated by principal instrument. Series order listed in order of processing.
Date Acquired: 02/01/1974
Subjects: Accordion, Autoharp music, Bands (Music), Banjo music, Business Records, Correspondence, Guitar music, Hawaiian guitar music, Mandolin music, Music stores, Photographs, Teaching Methods, Zither music
Formats/Genres: Sheet music
Languages: English, Russian, German, Spanish;Castilian, Italian, French
Consists of unsold published sheet music and method books that were part of the Hunleth Music Company (St. Louis, MO)'s unsold stock when the store closed in 1974. It documents the types of published music typically sold to musicians and band ensembles in the U.S. Midwest during the first half of the 20th century. Also includes a small number of collector photographs documenting Midwestern classical music and opera performers at the turn of the 20th century and records related to local music teacher Robert Lehrmann (1879-1948) and the Gibson School of Music (1889-1937).
The University of Illinois purchased nearly 750,000 pieces of unsold sheet music and unsold 78-rpm sound recordings after the Hunleth Music Co.'s closure in 1974. This collection reflects only a portion of the store's unsold inventory.
After 27 years as proprietor of the Standard Pulley & Foundry, Frank J. Hunleth, sold his shares in the company and opened the Hunleth Music Company in 1901, at the encouragement of his son, Joseph F. Hunleth. Frank J. Hunleth purchased a building located at 9 South Broadway, Saint Louis, Missouri, which was previously owned and occupied by A. T. Walo's Music Company. In 1908, Frank J. Hunleth's sons, Joseph F. Hunleth and Alois J. Hunleth, assumed management of the store. The Hunleth Music Co. moved to a larger building at 516 Locust Street in 1915, where it remained for nearly 40 years. Joseph F. Hunleth traveled to Europe yearly to buy music and instruments for the Hunleth Music Co., introducing Midwest musicians to music published outside the country. He bought sheet music in such a high volume that U.S. publishers would show him scores before deciding whether to publish them to guarantee sales. After the Locust building was purchased by First National Bank in 1952, the store moved to 415 North Broadway, where it remained until it closed in 1974. Joseph and Alois Hunleth operated the company as partners until Alois's death from a heart attack in 1959. Joseph continued to operate the company as sole owner until his death in 1968, when ownership of the company passed to Joseph's widow, Violet B. Hunleth. She retained ownership until the company's closure in 1974. The building housing the music company was demolished to make way for the Mercantile Center between 1975-1979, a redevelopment project that was never completed.
The Hunleth Music Company's store consisted of five floors of music instruments and sheet music, making it an important hub for the music trade in the Midwest. Hunleth Music Co. also dealt in rare instruments and specialized in imported violins from makers in Germany, Italy, and France. It carried Victor, Columbia, and Brunswick sound recordings; Victorolas; and radiolas; and it had its own radio department, indicating that the store not only served musicians but also music listeners. The store also sold tickets for concerts and performances for acts like Bily May and Count Basie at the Casa-Loma Ballroom in Saint Louis connecting the store to St. Louis local music scene. Hunleth Music Co. was the gathering site for musicians both unknown and well-known, such as Fritz Kreisler, Jascha Heifetz, Mischa Elman, Yehudi Menuhim, and Rudolph Ganz. According to a long-time employee, it had "the gemutlicheit of the easy-going business" that attracted customers to the "wonderful family-like organization." In its heyday the Hunleth Music Co. held over a million copies of sheet music and the largest collection of 78-rpm sound recordings in St. Louis.
Accordion
Autoharp music
Bands (Music)
Banjo music
Business Records
Correspondence
Guitar music
Hawaiian guitar music
Mandolin music
Music stores
Photographs
Teaching Methods
Zither music
Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Acquisition Source: J. F. Hunleth Music Store.
Acquisition Method: Purchase of unsold stock upon closure of the J. F. Hunleth Music Store, 415 N. Broadway, St. Louis, Missouri. The band octavos were transferred from the Press Building basement to the Center in November 2017, and the banjo, mandolin, Hawaiian and steel guitar, zither, and autoharp sheet music was transferred from the Press Building on April 16, 2018. The accordion, bandonian, and concertina sheet music and method books were transferred from the Press Building on December 6, 2018. The silent movie music was transferred from the Press Building on January 8, 2019.
Euday L. Bowman, "12th Street Rag"; Ed. H. Lemare, "Adantino"; Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, and Al Kaufman, "And Then It's Heaven"; Maud Bevans, "Angel's Prayer";
The Artist's Collection of Ukulele Solos. Includes pieces: J. Ascher, "Alice Where Art Thou"; James L. Molloy, "Loves Old Sweet Song"; De Capua, "O Sole Mio"; Denza, "Funiculi Funicula"; Moritz Moszkowski, "Serenade"; Franz Schubert, "Schuberts Serenade"; Gustav Lange, "Flower Song"; Unidentified, "Bonnie Sweet Bessie"; Jaques Offenbach, "Barcarolle" (From "Tales of Hoffmann"); Franz Drdla, "Souvenir"; Gaetano Donizetti, "Sextet" (From "Lucia di Lammermoor");
Unidentified, "Ay, Ay, Ay" (Spanish Creole Song); Jaques Offenbach, "Barcarolle" (from Tales of Hoffman); Unidentified, "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms"; Lee. S Roberts, "Bells of Memory"; Edmund L. Gruber, "The Caissons Go Rolling Along" (Artillery Song); Edwin H. Lemare, "Cathedral Meditation" (Andantino);
Century Hawaiian Guitar Ensemble. Two Hawaiian Guitars and Spanish Guitar. Includes pieces: W. J. Eckhart, "Valley of the Moon"(March); "The Grasshopper Hop"; "Kaffe Klatsch"; "Polly Ann"; "Demi Tasse"; "In Poppyland"; "Spanish Echoes"; "The White Dragon"; "Sunshine and Shadows"; "Bachelor Buttons"; "The Hootinany Strut"; "Raggedy Ann"; "Periwinkle Cappers"; "Lydia Lou"; "Deltonia"; "Hungarian Fox-Trot"; "Little of This and That" (Medley Overture);
Charles Coote Jr., "Corn Flower Waltz"; Buck Ram and Hal Kanner, "Counting the Days Until Christmas" (Hawaiian Guitar Solos); Unidentified, "La Cucaracha" (The Cockroach Song); Unidentified, "Dark Eyes" (Russian Folk Song); Unidentified, "Darling Nelly Gray"; Rudolph A. Steiner, "A Day in Arabia";
De Pressle's Famous Concert Solos for Hawaiian Guitar. Regular Guitar Accompaniment. Includes pieces: E. L. De Pressles, "When the Leaves Are Falling" (Valse Lento); "Chicita" (Spanish Serenade); "I'm Happy When I'm With You" (Fox Trot); "Hawaiian Military March"; "One More Waltz With You"; "Pale Blue Moon" (An Indian Love Song); "When Eyes Are Blue" (And Hearts Are True) (Fox Trot); "Infanta March"; "All Alone With You" (Fox Trot); "Love's Adieu" (Waltz Caprice); "Dixie Bound" (Fox Trot) (Novelty); "Parade of the Toy Band" (March); "Hot Stepping It" (Guitar Novelty); "Dance of the Spectres" (Valse Caprice in A Minor);
Murray Mencher, "Don't Worry, Sweetheart"; Fred C. Bernhardt, "Down Echo Valley".
Favorite Collection of Hawaiian Guitar Solos. Hawaiian Guitar Solo and 2nd Hawaiian Guitar. PIeces include: Unidentified, "Swanee Echoes"; Unidentified, "Santa Lucia" (To Arsen); Unidentified, "Long Long Ago"; Unidentified, "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms" (To Eveline); William T. Pierson, "My Honolulu LuLu" (To Dorothy); Unidentified, "Hilo March" (To Alfred Shamber); Unidentified, "Loves Enchantment Waltz" (To Pete and Goldie); Unidentified, "Susanna" (To George); Sophocles T. Papa, "Berceuse" (To Marian); Unidentified, "Aloha Oe";
"Feist": Popular Hits for Hawaiian Guitar. Pieces include: Gilbert and Baer, "My Mother's Eyes" (Fox-Trot); Baer, Campbell, and Whiting, "High Up on a Hill-top" (Fox-Trot Song); Miller and Cohn, "My Suppressed Desire" (Fox-Trot Song); Gilbert and Shiklret, "Jeannine" (I Dream of Lilac Time) (Waltz Ballad); Kahn and Fiorito, "I'm Sorry Sally" (Fox-Trot Song); Caesar and Friend, "My Blackbirds are Bluebirds Now" (Fox-Trot Song); Sherman, Lewis, and Hoefle, "When the Curtian Comes Down" (Waltz Ballad); Koehler and Wagine, "Rose of Mandalay" (Fox Trot); Gilbert and Baer, "Olaf" (Fox Trot); Caesar and Friend, "My Old Girl's My New Girl Now" (Fox-Trot Song); Joe L. Sanders, "What a Girl! What a Night!" (Fox Trot); Caesar and Friend, "It Goes Like This" (That Funny Melody) (Fox-Trot Song); Gilbert and Wayne, "My Angeline" (My Angel-een) (Waltz Ballad); Simons, Gillespie, and Whiting, "Honey" (Fox-Trot); Wood, Bibo, and Conrad, "Good Night" (Waltz Song);
Foden's Hawaiian Melodies, No. 1. Pieces include: William Foden, "Moon Glow" (Waltz); "Haymakers Frolic"; "Alpine Dreams" (Wa;tz); "Hawaiian Maiden" (Love Song); "O'er the Meadow"; "Golden Bell" (Waltz); "Pleasant Memories" (Tango); "Autumn Bloom" (Fox-Trot); "Starlight Serenade"; "Lafayette" (March);
Foden's Hawaiian Melodies No. 2. Pieces include: William Foden, "Sheperds March"; "Grace and Beauty" (Gavotte); "On the Lake" (Boat Song); "Sylvan Dreams" (Romance); "Farewell Sweetheart" (Serenade); "Starry Night" (Tango); "Parade of the Dolls"; "Medora" (Waltz); "Merry Days" (Fox Trot); "Sunny Side" (Waltz);
Unidentified, "Humoreske"; Narcisso Serradell, "La Golodrina" (The Swallow);
Hawaiian Guitar Solos. Everybody's Favorite Series, No. 62. Pieces include: Johann Strauss, "Blue Danube"; Johann Strauss, "Artist's Life"; Johann Strauss, "Tales from the Viewnna Woods"; J. Rosas, "Over the Waves"; Ludwig van Beethoven, "Minuet in G"; Pyotr Tchaikovsky, "Tschaikowsky's Concerto"; Richard Wagner, "Bridal Chorus" (From Lohengrin); Felix Mendelssohn, "Wedding March" (From Midsummer Night's Dream); Camille Saint-Saens, "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice", Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, "A Song of India"; F. von Flotow, "Ah! So Pure" (From Martha); Richard Wagner, "The Evening STar" (From Tannhauser); "Jacques Offenbach, "Barcarolle" (From Tales of Hoffmann); Franz Liszt, "Liebestraum" (Dearm of Love); Thomas P. Westendorf, "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen"; Annie F. Harrison, "In the Gloaming"; Franz Schubert, "Serenade"; J. L. Molloy, "Love's Old Sweet Song"; H. P. Danks, "Silver Threads Among the Gold"; Wolfgang A. Mozart, "Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes"; Thomas H. Baily, "Long, Long Ago"; Henry Bishop, "Home Sweet Home"; Jules M. Massenet, "Elegie"; Anton Rubenstein, "Melody in F"; Benjamin Godard, "Berceuse"; Johannes Brahms, "Cradle Song"; Stephen Foster, "My Old Kentucky Home"; S. Foster, "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair"; Stephen Foster, "Swanee River" (Old Folks at Home); Stephen Foster, "Beautiful Dreamer"; Alice Hawthorne, "Whispering Hope"; James Bland, "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny"; Unidentified, "Home on the Range" (American Folk Song); J. Pierpont, "Jingle Bells"; Unidentified, "The Marine's Hymn"; (Official Song of the U. S. Marine Corps.); F. W. Meacham, "American Patrol" (To Arms America); Edmund L. Gruber, "The Caissons Go Rolling Along" (Artillery Song); Unidentified, "Song of the Volga Boatment" (Russian Folk Song); Unidentified, "Dark Eyes" (Russian Folk Song); Unidentified, "Two Guitars" (Russian Folk Song); Unidentified, "Would God I Were the Tender Apple Blossom" (Irish Folk Song); Unidentified, "Auld Lang Syne" (Scotch Folk Song); Unidentified, "Comin' Thro' the Rye" (Scotch Folk Song); E. di Capua, "Oh Marie" (Maria Mari); E. di Capua, "O Sole Mio"; A. Pestalozza, "Ciribiribin"; Unidentified, "Santa Lucia" (Italian Folk Song); E. de Curtis, "Come Back to Sorrento); C. Fernandez, "Cielito Lindo" (Beautiful Heaven); V. di Chiara, "La Spagnola"; N. Sarradell, "La Golondrina" (The Swallow); Ch. de Yradier, "La Paloma" (The Dove); A. G. Villoldo, "El Choclo"; G. H. Rodriguez, "La Cumparsita"; Queen Lilioukalani, "Aloha Oe"; Unidentified, "Ay, Ay, Ay" (Creole Song); Sir Arthur Sullivan and Adelaide A. Proctor, "The Lost Chord"; Bach and Counod, "Ave Maria"; Franz Schubert, "Ave Maria"; Franz Gruber, "Silent Night, Holy Night"; J. Reading, "O Come, All Ye Faithful" (Adeste Fidelis); Unidentified, "America" (Traditional); John Stafford Smith, "Star Spangled Banner" (U. S. National Anthem); C. Lavallee, "O Canada" (Canadian National ANthem); Alexander Muir, "The Maple Leaf Forever" (Canadian National Anthem);
Jos. W. Nicomede, "Hawaiin Jazz" (Fox Trot); Fred C. Bernhardt, "Hawaiian Moon"; Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher, "Her Heart Was Made of Stone" (Hawaiian Guitar Solos); Unidentified, "Hilo" (Introducing "Aloha Oe") (Hawaiian One-Step).
Frank Magine, "I'll See You Later in Slumberland"; Sammy Kaye and Sunny Skylar, "I'll Miss Your Kiss"; Roy Weston, "In My Old Cabin Home in the Moutains"; Annie F. Harrison, "In the Gloaming";
A. J. Weidt, "Just Smile"; Sidney Lippman, "Laroo, Laroo, Lilli Bolero"; John Klenner, "Let Him Go, Let Him Tarry"; Dave Franklin and Irving Taylor, "Lily Belle" (Hawaiian Guitar Solos); Lee S. Roberts, "Lonesome-That's All" (Ballad); A. J. Weidt, "Longing for You" (Song Fox-Trot); Vic Mizzy, "Loop-De-Loo"; Franz Liszt, "Love Dreams" (Liebestraum); W. C. Handy, "Loveless Love"; J. L. Molloy, "Love's Old Sweet Song"; Artie Wayne and Jack Beekman, "Mahzel" (Means Good Luck); C. S. De Lano, "Ma La Serenade"; H. M. Liliuokalani, "My FLower of Mawaii"; Unidentified, "Maui Girl"; Rubinstein and Gatchell, "Melody in F";
Memories of Hawaii. Spanish Guitar Solo and Hawaiian Guitar Solo. Pieces include: King Kalakaua, "Sweet Lei Lehua"; King Kalakaua, "Koni Au I Ka Wai" (Puaena Waves); Mary Robins, "Royal Hawaiin Hotel" (Hawaiian Hula); Charles Kaapa, "Hame Pila" (Hula Song); David Nape, "Tomi Tomi" (Comic Hula); Luciana Kalaau, "Lei E" (Hula Song); Unidentified, "Wahiikaahuula" (To Princess Kawananakoa); Unidentified, "Maui Girl"; Alice Everett, "Ua Like No a Like" (Dear Heart); Unidentified, "Mauna Kea"; Unidentified, "Mai Poina Oe Ia'u" (Forget Me Not); Unidentified, "My Hawaiin Maid"; Queen Liliuokalani, "Aloha Oe" (Farewell to Thee); Jack Alau, "One, Two, Three, Four"; H. Berger, "Hawaii Ponoi" (Hawaiian National Anthem);
Carl Maria von Weber, "Mermaid's Song" (Oberon) (With Sol and Chord Accompaniment);
Mill's Radio Favorites for Guitar, vol. 1. Hawaiian, Electric, and Plectrum Guitars. Pieces include: Con Conrad, "Margie"; Russ Morgan, "Doew Your Heart Beat For Me?"; Sunny Clapp, "Girl of My Dreams"; Ted Snyner, "Who's Sorry Now?"; Peter van Steeden, "Home";
Ludwig van Beethoven, "Minuet";
Moyer's Folio of Steel Guitar Solos and Duets, vol. 1. PIeces include: Will D. Moyer, "Aneeze Waltz"; "Beta Waltz"; "Memories"; "Under the Lazy Tree" (Song without Words); "Battery B March"; "Sea Gulls" (Barcarolle); "Springdale Waltz"; "That Teasing Strain" (Fox Trot); "Mazurka Melodious"; "Orientale"; "Spinning Song"; "Carrie" (Fox Trot); "Lullaby"; "Jack O'Lantern" (Schottische); "Sunkist" (Waltz); "At Dawn" (Waltz); "Honey Dew Waltz";
My Aloha Land. Pieces include: Unidentified, "Merry Widow Waltz"; "My Aloha Land".
The National Folio for the Hawaiian Guitar, Book 2. Hawaiian Guitar Obligato, Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar Accompaniment, and Mando-Bass. Pieces include: Jos. W. Nicomede, "The Junior March"; Jimmy Kennedy, "My Alabama Moon" (Waltz); Unidentified, "One-Two-Three-Four" (Fox Trot); Nick Lucas, "The Serenaders" (Waltz); Jos. W. Nicomede, "Veno" (Fox Trot); Jimmy Kennedy, "You Played with My Heart" (Waltz Ballad); Jimmy Kennedy, "You Told Me of Love" (Fox Trot); Nick Lucas, "Chicoletta" (Mexican Waltz); George Muder, "On Wings of Glory" (March); Jos. W. Nicomede, "Tickling Waves" (Waltz);
Eden Ahbez, "Nature Boy";
Nearer My God to Thee. Pieces include: Unidentified, "Idle Thoughts at Dawn"; "Whispering Breeze"; "Nearer My God to Thee";
Nick Manoloff's Hawaiian Guitar Solos. Pieces include: Unidentified, "Abdul the Bulbul Ameer"; Queen Lydia Liliuokalni, "Aloha Oe" (Farewell to Thee); Unidentified, "Alice, Where Art Thou"; Unidentified, "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms"; Unidentified, "That Big Rock Candy Mountain"; Unidentified, "Bury Me Out on the Prairie"; James Bland, "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny"; Unidentified, "Cielito Lindo" (Beautiful Heaven) (Mexican Waltz); unidntified, "Climbing Up the Golden Stairs"; Claribel, "Come Back to Erin"; Unidentified, "Frankie and Johnny"; Unidentified, "God Be With You Till We Meet Again"; Unidentified, "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane"; Unidentified, "Heaven"; Unidentified, "He Leadeth Me"; Unidentified, "A Home on the Range"; Thomas P. Westendorf, "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen"; Unidentified, "I'm a Pilgrim"; Unidentified, "I Wish I Was Single Again"; Fred Howard and Nat Vincent, "It's Time To Say Aloha"; Unidentified, "Jesus Loves Me"; Unidentified, "Jingle Bells"; Unidentified, "Juanita" (Spanish Air); W. R. Calaway, "Just a Lonely Hobo"; Yradier, "La Paloma" (The Dove); Unidentified, "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning"; Alice Hawthorne, "Listen to the Mocking Bird"; Unidentified, "Little Old Shanty on the Claim"; Unidentified, "The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane"; Unidentified, "The Letter Edged in Black"; Katherine T. Hinkson, "Landonderry Air"; Amtpm Rubinstein, "Melody in F"; Unidentified, "Nearer My God, to Thee"; Unidentified, "O Come, All Ye Faithful" (Adeste Fidelis); Unidentified, "Golden Slippers"; Stephen C. Foster, "Oh! Susanna"; Unidentified, "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"; Unidentified, "Onward Christian Soldiers"; Unidentified, "Pass Around the Bottle"; Unidentified, "Red River Valley"; Unidentified, "Sally in Our Alley"; Frank and Manoloff, "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain"; Unidentified, "Silent Night, Holy Night"; H. P. Danks, "Silver Threads among the Gold"; Unidentified, "Song of the Volga Boatmen"; Unidentified, "Sweet and Low" Unidentified, "Sweet By and By"; Henry Tucker, "Sweet Genevieve"; Unidentified, "The Bright Mohawk Valley"; Unidentified, "The Last Rose of Summer"; F. N. Vinard, "The Little Girl Dressed in Blue"; Autry and Long, "The Mississippi Valley Blues"; C. W. Glover and C. M. Spencer, "The Rose of Tralee"; Unidentified, "The Spanish Cavalier" (El Caballero Espanol); W. R. Calaway, "The Written Letter"; Unidentified, "The Yellow Rose of Texas"; Michael W. Barlfe, "Then You'll Remember Me"; STephen C. Foster, "Way Down Upon the Swanee River"; Unidentified, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus"; Unidentified, "When the Work is All Done This Fall"; V. A. Butterfield, "When You and I Were Young Maggie"; Alice Hawthorne, "Whispering Hope"; Franz Schubert, "Who is Sylvia";
Pyotr Tchaikovsky, "March" (From the Nutcracker Suite); Unidentified, "On a Blue Lagoon"; Unidentified, "O Sole Mio"; Ed. di Capua, "O sole Mio" (My Shushine); Carrie Jacobs Bond, "A Perfect Day"; Richard Nelson, "Put Another Chair at the Table";
Robbins Hawaiian Guitar Folio, No. 9. Pieces include: Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, "Goodnight My Love"; Harold Adamson and Jimmy Mc Hugh, "There's Something in the Air"; Harold Adamson and Jimmy Mc Hugh, "Where the Lazy River Goes By"; J. W. Bratton and Leo Edwards, "Sweetheart Let's Grow Old Together"; Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, "Smoke Dreams"; Johnny Merer and Richard A. Whiting, "Peter Piper";
Robbins Hawaiian Guitar Folio, No. 10. Pieces include: Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, "Yours and Mine"; Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, "I'm Feelin' Like a Million"; Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, "Your Broadway and My Broadway"; Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, "Everybody Sing"; Gus Kahn, Bronislaw Kaper, and Walter Jurmann, "Blue Venetian Waters"; Gus Kahn, Bronislaw Kaper, and Walter Jurmann, "All God's Cillun Got Rhythm";
Unidentified, "Rosalie" (French Waltz); Ethelbert Nevin, "The Rosary"; Unidentified, "Russian National Hymn".
Billy Baskette, "Same Old Moon";
Santos Junior Hawaiian Guitar Ensemble. PIeces include: W. J. Eckhart, "Playmates Waltz"; "Swanee River" (Fox Trot); "Lady Luck" (Waltz); "Russian Fox Trot"; "Strawberry Tarts"; "When You and I Were Young Maggie" (Fox Trot); "The Fire Fly Flit"; "Golden Dawn"; "Sugar PIe"; "Scottish Fox Trot"; "Among the Violets"; "Dreamy Spain"; "Lovely Lady"; "In Gay Madrid"; "Sweet Meats" (Fox Trot); "Jumping Jacks Jubilee"; "Sweet Magnolia" (Waltz); "Spic and Span"; "Cotton Blossoms"; "The End of the Trail" (March); "Nice and NIfty"; "Bonita"; "The California Limited"; "Beets and Turnips" (Fox Trot); "Petite and Pretty"; "Madame Queen" (Waltz); "Sweet Dumpling"; "Crimson Sunset" (Waltz); "Chocolate Creams"; "Ruby Taylor Waltz"; "Punch and Joy"; "Delta Waltz";
Select Compositions and Arrangements for the Hawaiian Steel guitar and Ukulele. PIeces include: Unidentified, "Sweet Melody Waltz"; Unidentified, "Huna Dance"; C. S. de Lano, "Leona Waltz"; C. S. de Lano, "Evening Lullaby"; Unidentified, "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms";
The Superb Folio for Electric Hawaiian Guitar and Spanich Guitar Accpt. Pieces include: Don Santos, "Laurel March"; William Morris, "Just You" (Waltz); William Morris, "Bison City" (March); William Morris, "Golden Glow" (Waltz); Joe Colby, "Marche Militare" (Concert March); William Morris, "Hop Along" (Fox Trot); William Morris, "Barcelona" (Spanish Dance); William Morris, "American Marine" (March); William Morris, "Winnie" (Waltz); William Morris, "Flower City" (March); William Morris, "Royal Purple" (March); Conrad Gebelein, "March W. B. A. L.".
Ticklin' Tunes for Hawaiian Guitar and Spanich Guitar Accpt. PIeces include: Don Santos, "The Cup Winner" (March); William Morris, "Honey Dew" (Valse); William Morris, "Sweep Stakes" (Polka); Roland J.Le Mieux, "Smiling Sam" (Fox Trot); William Morris, "Lady Lou" (Calse Classic); H. Boote, "Let's Go" (Fox-Trot); William Morris, "The Mastertone" (March); William Morris, "Chinky" (Chinese Novelty Fox-Trot); William Morris, "Jolly Jo" (Novelette); William Morris, "Dolores" (Spanish Waltz); William Morris, "Jumping Jo" (Novelty Fox Trot); Don Santos, "On the Levee" (Novelty Fox Trot).
Horatio Nicholls, "Say a Little Prayer For Me";
Schurman's Folio of Steel Guitar Solos Volume 1. Pieces include: J. D. Schurmann, "At the County Fair"; J. D. Schurmann, "Summer Zephyrs Waltz"; J. D. Schurmann, "On the Move March"; J. D. Schurmann, "La Manola"; J. D. Schurmann, "A Darky Camp-Meeting"; J. D. Schurmann, "Evening Song", Yradier, "La Paloma" (Syncopated) (Arranged by J. D. Schurmann); J. D. Schurmann, "Moonlight Reverie"; J. D. Schurmann, "Little Beauty Mazurka".
Schurman's Folio of Steel Guitar Solos Volume 2. Pieces include: J. D. Schurmann, "Pansy Waltz"; "Egyptian Patrol"; "Teasing the Pup Rag"; "Song of the Pines"; "O Sole Mio" (Arranged by J. D. Schurmann); "Castles in Spain"; "Over the Waves Waltz"; "A Country Dance"; "Harmonic March".
C. A. Bixio and B. Cherubini, "Serenade in the Night" 9Violino Tzigano); Charse L. Johnson, "Shadow - Time" (Reverie); Unidentified, "She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain".
Smith's Hawaiian Folio for Hawaiian Guitar Orhestra, Book. 1. Piano Accopaniment. Pieces include: Will D. Moyer, "Here Comes That Band" (Fox Trot); Will D. Moyer, "Every One Happy" (Song Style Fox Trot); Helen E. Davis, "In Loveland" (Waltz); Claudia N. Hollopeter, "Alhambra March"; Will D. Moyer, "My Song to You" (Fox Trot); T. m. Gallagher, "Silver Sands" (Waltz); William H. Cooper, "At Rest"; Will D. Moyer, "Tangerine"; Erich W. Hardt, "The Hawaiian "Go E. Z." March".
Smith's Hawaiian Folio for Hawaiian Guitar Orchestra, Book. 2. Piano Accopmaniment. Pieces include: Robert Yap, "Hilo Maid" (Hula); Harry J. Clarke, "Halona O'Hawaiia" (Beautiful Mountain of Hawaiian); Robert Yap, "On the Trail of the Nodding Fern" (Waltz); Robert Yap, "Hula Medley"; Harry J. Clarke, "The Hula Girl of Honolulu"; Robert Yap, "Pali Breeze" (Breeze from the Mountain); Harry J. Clarke, "The Rose of Hawaiia" (Waltz); Robert Yap, "Liquid Sunshine" (Waltz); Unidentified, "A Home on the Range"; Harry J. Clarke, "Maid of Honolulu" (Love Song); Robert Yap, "Dance of Pele"; Will D. Moyer, "Sensation March"; Harry J. Clarke, "My Hawaiian Hula queen"; Harry J. Clarke, "Mele Hula"; Harry J. Clarke, "My Hula Girl of Waikiki"; Will D. Moyer, "The Lucky Star" (Waltz); Unidentified, "Honolulu March"; Roy Smeck, "Honolulu Capers"; Harry J. Clarke, "Rose O Maunawili" (Rose of Maunawili) (Waltz).
Egbert van Alstyne, "Softly Steals the Night";
Smith's 100 Steel Guitar Solos. Pieces Include: Unidentified, "Home on the Range"; Unidentified, "Red River Valley" (Country/Western Favorite); Unidentified, "Comin' 'Round the Mountain"; Unidentified, "Bury Me out on the Prairie" (I've Got No Use for the Women); Unidentified, "Down in the Valley"; Unidentified, "When the Works All Done This Fall"; Unidentified, "I've Been Workin' on the Railroad"; Unidentified, "Aloha Oe" (Hawaiian Anthem); Unidentified, "Liebestraum" (Dream of Love); Unidentified, "Carry Me Back to Old Virginity"; Unidentified, "My Sweethearts the Man in the Moon"; Unidentified, "Auld Lang Syne"; Unidentified, "My Bonnie"; Unidentified, "Soft Music is Stealing"; Unidentified, "Lightly Row"; Unidentified, "Little Brown Jug"; Unidentified, "Louisiana Belle"; Unidentified, "Turkey in the Straw"; Stephen C. Foster, "Uncle Ned"; F. Silcher, "The Loreley"; Unidentified, "Blue Bells of Scotland"; L. Mason, "Work for the Night is Coming"; Unidentified, "There is a Happy Land"; Sir Henry Bishop, "Home Sweet Home"; B. R. Hamby, "Darling Nelly Gray"; Unidentified, "Sweet Lei Lehua" (Hawaiian Song); Unidentified, "Bonnie Doon"; Unidentified, "The Quilting Party"; Unidentified, "One, Two, Three, Four" (Hawaiian Song); Unidentified, "Forget Me Not" (Hawaiian Love Song); Unidentified, "Oh! Boys Carry Me Along"; Unidentified, "The Campbells Are Coming" (Scotch Air); S. C. Foster, "Nelly Bly"; Unidentified, "Good Night, Ladies"; Robert Burns, "Comin' Thro' the Rye"; Stephen C. Foster, "Old Favorite"; Unidentified, "Old Cabin Home"; Unidentified, "Battle Hymn of the Republic"; William C. Fischer, "I Love to Tell the Story"; J. E. Spilman, "Flow Gently Sweet Afton"; Unidentified, "Hi-Le, Hi-Lo"; Unidentified, "Little Lullaby"; W. T. Wrighton, "The Dearest Spot on Earth"; S. C. Foster, "Oh Susanna"; Mendelssohn, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"; Unidentified, "The Dutch Warbler"; W. B. Bradbury, "Sweet Hour of Prayer"; H. C. Work, "Kingdom Come"; Unidentified, "Pop! Goes the Weasel"; Unidentified, "Polly Wolly Doodle"; Unidentified, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"; Handel, "Joy to the World"; W. H. Monk, "Sun of my Soul"; Unidentified, "Drink to me Only With Thine Eyes"; J. S. Spilman, "From Greenlands Icy Mountains"; Unidentified, "When the Day With Rosy Light"; Unidentified, "Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be?"; S. Woodworth, "Old Oaken Bucket" (Waltz); R. B. Buckley, "Wait for the Wagon"; Unidentified, "Bingo"; Nageli, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds"; Thomas Moore, "The Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall"; Unidentified, "Oh Come, Come Away" (College song); Unidentified, "On the Campus" (March); L. Lambert, "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"; Unidentified, "Nut Borwn Maiden"; Unidentified, "Lucy Long"; Unidentified, "Wearing of the green"; Nelson Kneass, "Ben Bolt"; Unidentified, "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow"; Unidentified, "Goodbye, My Lover, Goodbye"; Unidentified, "Bonny Eloise"; Stephen C. Foster, "Gentle Annie"; Unidentified, "Minka" (Russian Folk Song); Unidentified, "Dear Evelina"; Stephen C. Foster, "Camptown Races"; George F. Root, "The Vacant Chair"; Unidentified, "Maryland! My Maryland!"; Dan Emmet, "Dixie Land"; Will S. Hays, "Mollie Darling"; Unidentified, "My Love, She's But a Lassie"; Unidentified, "Fishers Hornpipe"; Unidentified, "Santa Lucia" (Neapolitan Song); Unidentified, "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree"; Unidentified, "Robin Adair" (Scotch Song); Unidentified, "Lancashire Clog"; S. C. Foster, "Fairy Bell"; Robert Lowry, "Shall We Gather at the River"; George F. Root, "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!"; Unidentified, "Mystery Tune"; Unidentified, "Reveille"; T. H. Bayly, "Long, Long Ago"; William J. Smith, "Hawaiian Fandango"; Alice Hawthorne, "Listen to the Mocking Bird"; Unidentified, "At Pierrot's Door" (French Folk Song); Thomas Hastings, "Rock of Ages"; Gottschalk, "Holy Ghost with Light Divine"; Unidentified, "Ua Like No Like" (Hawaiian Song); Jos. A. Bland, "Golden Slippers"; Unidentified, "Russian Mazurka"; Unidentified, "The Carnival of Venice"; H. R. Bishop, "Chime Again Beautiful Bells"; Lady John Scott, "Annie Laurie" (Concert Solo); Unidentified, "Silent Night, Holy Night".
Frankie Carle, "Sunrise Serenade"; Red C. Bernhardt, "Sweetheart in the Rockies"; Fred Rose, "That's Why I'm Jealous of You"; Artur Beul, "Toolie Oolie Doolie" (The Yodel Polka); Allan Grant, "To You, My Love, To You"; Unidentified, "Traumerei";
The Waikiki Folio for the Hawaiian Guitar. Pieces include: Frank L. Buckingham, "To You" (Valse Romantique); "Carlota" (Valse Espagnole); "Sweet Chiming Bells" (Mazurka); "Echo Answers" (March); "Laugh Feet Laugh" (Two Step); "Serenade Waltz"; "Onward Waltz"; "Song Without Words"; "Melody in D" (Air Varie); "Let's Go" (March).
Cal de Voll, "When We Carved Our Hearts on the Old Oak Tree"; Alice Hawthorne, "Whispering Hope".
4 Ways to Play Guitar: Hawaiian;
"Aloha Oe";
The At-A-Glance Illustrated Self Instructor fo Hawaiian Guitar
Alfred L. Greathouse, Hawaiina and Electric Guitar Course;
The Correct Position for Holding and Playing the Hawaiian Guitar;
"Eddie Alkire's Hello Honolulu"; "Eddie Alkire's Kanakas Farwell"; "Eddie Alkire's Music of Hawaii"; "Eddie Alkire's My Hawaii";
Kalani Kalamona, EZ Method: How to Play the Hawaiian Guitar;
George Roberts, EZ Method: How to Play Steel Guitar (Hawaiian);
Frank L. Littig's Method for the Steel Guitar;
First Hawaiian Conservatory of Music, Inc.
Le Stern, The First Step: How to Play the Hawaiian Steel Guitar;
The Hawaiian All-Chord Guitar Method, Book 1.
"Hawaiian Love"; "The Hawaiian School of Music";
The Hawaiian School of Music;
"Hawaian School of Music" (C Major Scale)";
"Hawaiian "Steel" Guitar Fingerboard";l "How to Hold the Guitar";
Illustration Showing the Correct Position of Holding and Playing the Guitar in the Hawaiian Manner;
"Isle of Golden Dreams";
Kaai's Method for Hawaiian Guitar (1919);
Kaai's Method for Hawaiian Guitar (1926).
The Improved Kamiki Hawaiian Guitar Method (Revised Edition);
"I wish I knew";
Kamiki Modern Plan of Instruction (Part One);
Kamiki Modern Plan of Instruction for Hawaiian Steel Guitar (Part One) (Teacher's Lesson Record);
"Juanita".
Littig's New Harmony Selft Instructor Diagram Chords and Strokes for Hawaiian Guitar;
Littig's New Practical Method for Hawaiian Steel Guitar;
Pasco Roberts, Master Lessons Hawaiian Steel Guitar, vol. 1;
Julius Bellson, The Mastertone System for Steel Guitar;
"Music by Gibson".
Will D. Moyer, National Self Teach for Hawaiian Guitar;
Woll D. Moyer, National Self Teacher for Hawaiian Ukulele, Banjuke or Tora Patch Fiddle.
The Original Guckert's Chords for the Hawaiian Steel Guitar at Sight;
Myrtle Stumpf, Original Hawaiian Method for the Steel Guitar, Second Edition;
Myrtle Stumpf, Original Hawaiian Method for the Steel Guitar, Enlarged Tenth Edition;
Myrtle Stumpf, Original Hawaiian Method for the Steel Guitar, Enlarged Eleventh Edition.
Myrtle Stumpf, Original Hawaiian Method for Steel Guitar;
N. B. Bailey, The Peterson System of Playing the Guitar With Steel in the Hawaiian Manner, 32nd Edition;
"Racing Waves";
Pasco Roberts, Roberts' Actual PItch Method Electric Hawaiian Steel Guitar High Bass Octave Tuning;
"Royal Parade March".
Santos Diagram Method for the Hawaiian Guitar, Parts 1 and 2;
"San-Fox Trot";
Don Santos, Santos Junior Hawaiian Guitar Method, Parts 1 and 2;
Santos Junior Hawaiian Guitar Method for Class Teaching for the Beginner, Part 1.
Santos Modern Hawaiian Guitar Method, Books 2 and 3;
G. S. DeLano, Select Compositons and Arrangement for the Hawaiian Steel Guitar and Ukulele;
Sherwood's Method and Solos for Hawaiin Guitar, vol. 2.
Smith's Modern School Instructor for Hawaiian Guitar, Books 1, 2, and 3;
"Sweet Hawaiian Dreams"; "Under Waving Palms";
Unidentified Diagram Lessons. Pieaces include: "My Wildirish Rose" (Lesson No. 2); "Hawaiian Memories" (Lesson No. 3); Moonlight Waltz" (Lesson No. 4); One, Two, Three, Four" (Lesson No. 5); "Wabash Blues" " (Lesson No. 6); "When It's Springtime in the Rockies" (Lesson No. 7); "I'm Alone Because I Love You" (Lesson No. 9); "Sweet Jennie Lee" (Lesson No. 10); "Victory March" (Lesson No. 12); "The Waltz You Saved For Me"; "When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain";
Warner's Very Easy Method for Hawaiian Guitar for Beginners;
"Weidt's Chord Chart Lesson 1 and 1a";
Williams Diagram Method For the Hawaiian Guitar.