Box 1
Contains 37 Results:
Louisiana March, by Frank Van Der Stucken. Lithographed by Vernon Howe Bailey. Published by Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co., St. Louis. Copyright held by Robert Allan Reid. Official Musical Publication, LPE. Shows a scene of the Exposition. 5 copies., 1904
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition March, by Al Brown. Arranged by G.W. Ashleigh. Published by Victor Kramer, Chicago. Shows Statue of St. Louis and Map of Louisiana Purchase. [Extremely Fragile]., 1904
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition March, by F.H. Losey. Lithographed by Starmer. Published by Brehm Bros., Erie PA. Focused on Festival Hall and the Cascades. , 1903
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
March - The New St. Louis, by H.N. Williams. Published by Joseph Placht and Son. , 1903
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis, by Kerry Mills. Lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling. Published by F.A. Mills. Photos of Charles Foreman, Will H. Sloan, and Lew Dockstadter. 6 copies., 1904
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis, by Kerry Mills. Lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling. Published by F.A. Mills. Copyright held by Kerry Mills and Jerry Vogel Music Co. Inc. Photo of Judy Garland, related to the 1944 movie Meet Me in St. Louis., 1931-1935
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Piking the Pike, by Burton McKay. Lyrics by C.N. Alden. Published by Pike Music Co., St. Louis., 1904
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Salute to St. Louis, by M. della Rovere. Published by G. Venturini, Italian Section, Liberal Arts Worlds Fair. Engraved by Fred Graf Eng. Co., St. Louis. Focused on the Statue of St. Louis. Includes illustration of LPE. 3 copies., 1904
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Six Choruses, Arranged by W.H. Pommer. Published by Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co., St. Louis. Sung by the children of the St. Louis Public Schools at the 31st National Saengerfest. 2 copies., 1903
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.
Sound from St. Louis (Waltzes), by Charles A. Kellogg. Published by Empire City Pub., New York. Copyright held by W.J. Kellogg. 2 copies., 1904-1905
This collection is made up of 76 pieces of sheets of music from various composers in the early 20th century. There are numerous genres in this collection including marches, polkas, waltzes, and ragtime. There are a number of pieces by local composers and/or publishers. Many pieces feature photographs or illustrations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This collection houses highly visual and artistic material with various colors and designs depicted.