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Julius Benedict

There is the largest festival of Benedict's music for over 60 years which is to to be held on 19th-24th July this will include his rarely heard second piano concerto. The music director is Adrian Bradbury.

There is a website for the festival which gives full details 'Music in the Burnham'

Julius Benedict.
As part of the largest Benedict festival for over 60 years the BBC will be broadcast a choral evensong which will feature choruses and arial from Benedict's cantata 'The Legend of St Cecilia sung by the Choir of St Martin-in the-Fields . Broadcast on Sunday 19 July.

Some good and long awaited news. William Sterndale-Bennett's 6th piano concerto composed in 1843 has finally been recorded along with the concerto for two pianos composed jointly with McFarren. Also on the recording is a new rendering of the fourth piano concerto.  The conductor is Martin Yates and the pianists are Simon Callaghan and Hiro Tachenouchi. The recording is due for release on January 3 on the Lyrita label.

For any one who is interested in Sterndale Bennett, the Royal Academy of Music, London has an all day event with talks and performances of his music, some of which will be played on his Broadwood piano recently restored with funding from the late Oliver Davies and Barry Sterndale Bennett.
It takes place next Tuesday 22 November.  Tickets are free and can be had by going to their web site.

eschiss1 - It is probably not worth looking for the string quartet. Cobbett's reviewer is not very enthusiastic about it. They are usually fairly accurate.

[Sir Julius Benedict]

Sir Julius Benedict  Born 27,11,1802 Stuttgart  - Died 5,5,1885 London

Julius was the son of a banker..His earliest music lessons were with Johann Abeille in Stuttgart and later with Johann Hummel in Weimar. where he was introduced to Carl Maria von Weber with whom he had private lessons.
Aged 19 he was appointed conductor at a Vienna theatre then onto Naples where he composed his first opera. Following a short stay in Paris, he moved to London in 1836 which became his home for the rest of his life. He combined conducting with composing.

Orchestral

Symphony No.1 in G minor  Op.101  1873
Symphony  No.2 in C  Op. ?  1876
Festival overture  Op.42
The Octoroon – overture  1862
Le Menestral – overture  Op.76
'The Tempest', overture - Op.77 1868 –
La Selvain cantata, overture for the Philharmonic Society, London, 6 July 1868
Incidental music for Romeo & Juliet  1882
Alfred and Marie, grand march celebrating the marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh & Grand Duchess Marie  1874
Mary Stuart's Farewell,  - scena for contralto and orchestra 1883
Concert variations on Carnival of Venice
Piano Concerto No,1 in C minor Op.45  1850
Piano Concerto No.2  in E flat  Op.89  1867
Piano Concerto No.3  in A flat  Op.90  1867
Piano Concertino  Op.18  1827 pub. by Chez Frederic Hofmeister  (later incorporated into piano concerto No.3)
Piano Concertino  Op.19  1833  (later incorporated into piano concerto No,2)

Chamber

Violin Sonata Op.1
Violin Sonata in E  Op.88  pub. by Kister
Romanze in D for violin and piano  Op.105
An Evening Thought for cello and piano
Andantino for Concertina and Fortepiano  1858
String quartet in C minor  Op.87  pub. by Schlesinger

Piano

Piano Sonata, Op.2
Piano Sonata  Op.4
Allegro Marziale
Atalanta - impromptu
Andante and Rondo Brillante in A flat
Andantino
Caprice en forme de gallop in D  Op.15
Cloudland
Douce Confidence  - andante
A Dream of the Past – nocturne
Evening Thoughts  Op.49
Galop brillant, Op.41/1
Idylle, Op.41/2
La Festa
Fleur des Champs  Op.58
La Lutine  Op.47/1
Marche des Templers  Op.56
Moeceau de Salon
Nocturne de Salon op.52/2
Polacca brillante  1872
P' oo Tean Loh – Chinese national air
Belgravia-Polka, Op.42  pub. by Cramer, Beale & Co.
Rêverie, Op.39
Rondo in A  Op.3
Rondo brillante in A flat  Op.5
Salon-Stuck  Op.54
Scherzo
Sea Breezes – waltz
Winter Blossoms – waltz
Un Rayon d'Esperance - nocturne
Etude for the left hand only
Etude in A-flat major
'America'  grand fantasia
Fantasia brillante on themes of Rossini  Op.24
'Isolma', brillante fantasia on themes from Maid of Artois  Op.25
Fantasia brillante on themes from Balfe's The Daughter of St Mark
Fantasia brillante on airs from Anna Bolena
Variations brillante on Masini's Le Page Inconsistant  Op.23
Bouquet musicale sur motifs de l'opera 'I Puritani;  Op.27
'Elvira' fantasia from Balfe's Rose of Castille
'Erin' fantasia on Irish melodies
Reminiscences of Rosamund  Op.28
Remembrance of Scotland – fantasia  Op.34
Duo concertant sur des Motifs favoris écossais
Grand Duo brillant sur des Motifs du Postillon de Lonjumeau
Andantino, arranged by the composer for four performers on two pianofortes  1876

Song

Absence  words by Goethe  1864
Alma adorata
Alone ! Alone !  words by Miss Padre
L'Amante dell' Esule alla luna
Ange adore
As the Moons Soft Splendour
Come to our fairy bower  words by C J Rowe
The Bird that came in spring  pub. by F Enoch,Ashdown & Pary
The Wren
Bocchina  words by Mrs Norton
The Cherries are Ripe – harvest hymn
La Cloche de la Priere
Come where the willows bending weep  words by W Fraser
Comrades
The Constant Heart
La Constanza
The Cottage Door
I am there
Ill-gifted ring
The Dark Lady
The Daughter's Gift
Do not wound the heart that loves thee
Dreamy Eyes
The Echo Song
England yet
The Erlking's kiss
Face it
The Forging of the Anchor
Hans und Verene
Happy are we
How many
The Hunting song
I hold the black shawl
I know a song
I murmer not
The Maiden's Dream
I Montanieri – on Styrian melodies  Op.48
Sandringham
The Skylark
Sleep on, sad heart
Six four part songs  Op.79
Six Choral songs:-
1.    Old May-day
2.    Invocation to sleep
3.    A Night Song
4.    Dirge for the faithful lover
5.    Drinking Song
6.    Sylvan Pleasures



Opera

Giaciinta ed Ernesto  1827
I Portoghasi  in Goa  1830
Un anno ed un giorno 1836
The  Gypsy's Warning  1838
Brides of Venice  1844
The Crusaders  1846
The Lake of Glenaston  1862
The Bride of Song  (operetta)1864
The Lily of Killarney 1862

Cantata

L'amortimido, cantata  premiered. Stuttgart, August 1822
Undine  1860
Richard Coeur de Lion  1863
The Legend of Saint Cecilia  1866
Graziella  1882

Oratorio

St Peter  1870
     

[Giuseppe Ferrata]

Giuseppe Ferrata  Born 1.1.1865  Gradoli, Romagna – Died 28.3.1928 New Orleans

At fourteen he won a scholarship to the Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome, where he studied under Giovanni Sgambatti and Eugenio Terziani, following which he received a few lessons from Franz Liszt.  He emigrated to the US in 1892 later settling at New Orleans, where  he taught at the Tulane University.

Orchestra

Symphony
Piano Concerto in D minor  1906

Chamber
                     
String Quartet in C  'In Excelsis'  1900
Four episodes for string quartet  1903
String Quartet in G  Op.28  pub. By J Fischer  (awarded 1st Prize by the Pittsburg Arts Society)
Italian Spring Melodies for violin & piano: Berceuse, Valse Gentile, Minuet, Love Song, Gavotte, Dialogue d'Amour, Sol Re La Mi Scherzine, Mazurka, Barcarolle Triste, Tarantella, Elle Danse, Marche Funebre  Op.7  pub. by G Fischer  1902
Suite for violin and piano: Romance, Scherzo, Bolero. Op.31 pub. by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge

Piano

Album Leaves: Gavotte, Minuet, Le Sourire de Pierrette, Polka. Op.11  pub. by G Fischer 1903
Four Humoresques; in A major, G Major, E minor, A Minor.  Op.12  pub. by G Fischer 1904
Minuetto Op.13/2, Intermezzo /3, Petite Traditional Gavotte /4  pub. by J Fischer 1903
Four piano compositions  Op.14  Momento Grazioso /1,  Petite Valse /3,  Gavotte /4  pub. by J Fischer  1903
Lisztiana (scales) Op.19
Three pieces: Petite Fleur, Little Blossom, Romance sans Paroles  Op.24
Two compositions: Romance sans Paroles, Valse de concert,  Op.25
Toccata Chromatique  Op.29
A trio of original dances: Brunette dansante, Minuet, Gavotte. Op.30  pub.by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge.
Polonaise  Op.32  pub. by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
Four Tone Pictures  Op.33  pub. by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
Three Poetic Dance Impressions: Sobieski's Court, Mazurian Round, Elfin Revel. Op.34 pub.by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge  1915
Serenata Romanesca
Two studies of Chopin's Minute Waltz  Op.64 pub.by G Scharmer
Bolshevik Jazz for two pianos.

Song

Folk songs from the Spanish.  Words by H Huntington  Op.8  pub.by J Fischer 
Seven lyric melodies  Op.21
Night and the Curtains Drawn  Op.22/1
Seven Songs: Erin, Meteora, On Music. Refrain, Victor or Vanquished, When the Balaika, When the Clover Blooms Again. Op.27  pub.by G Schirmer
The Unseen Garden  words by H Huntington pub.by Bryant Music Co. 1917
Eight Songs  Op.35
In the Pride of May – chorus for mixed voices  words by T Weekles  pub.by T Presser  1921
A Song of Thanksgiving

Organ

Five pieces: Marche Triomphale Op.9/1, Reverie /3, Reverie Triste /4  pub.by J.Fischer
Organ Pieces: Scherzino,   Op.23/1  pub.by G Schirmer
Modern Suite for Organ Op.37

Choral

Sinfonia Chorale  Op.40  pub.by J Fischer

Religious

Messa Solonelle for mixed voices and organ  Op.15  pub.by J Fischer  1905
Messa in honorem of S S Rosari for chorus and orchestra Op.18  pub.by J Fischer
Wedding Suite: Op.20 Cortege Nuptial for violin and organ, Wedding Vow, organ solo, A Song of Thanksgiving soprano solo, Wedding March, organ solo. pub.by J Fischer  1906
Das Irae Op.35

Opera

Akrimane  1894
Il Fuoriuseito 
Nella Steppe  based on story from A S Pushkin  1903

[Jacob (Jacques) Rosenhain]

Jacob (Jacques) Rosenhain Born 2.12.1813 Mannheim  Died 21.3.1894  Baden Baden

Jacob was a child prodigy, making his first public appearance as a pianist at the age of eight. He studied with Jacob Schmitt, Johann Kalliwoda and Schnyder von Wartensee. In 1837 he stayed in London for a short period, then moving to Paris, though travelling extensively in Europe as a performer for the next thirty years. In 1870 he settled in Baden Baden where he remained until his death.

Orchestral
 
Symphony No.1 in G minor Op.42   1846
Symphony No.2 in F minor Op.43  pub. by Emil Sommermeyer
Symphony No.3 'Im Frühling'  Op.61
Piano Concerto in D minor  Op.73 pub. by Breitkopf & Hartel
Piano Concertino in A Op.30  pub. by Lemoine
 
Chamber

Piano quartet Op.1
Piano trio in E minor Op.2  pub.by Castallat
Piano trio in D minor Op.32  pub. by Castallat  1843
Piano trio in F minor  Op.50  pub.by Schott  1856
String quartet in G major  Op.55  pub.by  Breitkopf & Hartel  1864
String quartet in C major  Op.57  pub.by  Breitkopf & Hartel 
String quartet in D minor Op.65  pub.by Breitkopf & Hartel
Am Abend, Theme & eight variations for string quartet Op.99  pub.by Breitkopf & Hartel  1888
Cello sonata in E Op.38  pub.by Peters
Cello sonata in G Op.53  pub.by Peters
Cello sonata in G minor Op.98  pub.by Breitkopf & Hartel
Tableaux de Genre for cello and piano: Matinee d'Ete, Fete Villageoise, Dans la nuit.   Op.78  pub.by Frederich Schreiber

Piano

Sonata in C Op.12
Grand sonata a Mendelssohn in D minor Op.38
Sonata in F minor Op.44  pub. by Heugel  1850
Sonata symphonique  in F minor  Op.70
Sonata in D minor Op.74
Sonata in A minor
Four Romances  Op.14  pub. by Breitkopf & Hartel 1836
Morceaux de Salon in D major Op.15 pub. by Lemoine
Character studies: Spanisches Lied, Die Ruckerrinung, Die Unruhe, Alpen-Gesange  Op.25  pub. by Schott
Character studies: Polonisches Lied, Zum Abschied, Jn der Fremde, Jnnerer Kampf. Op.31 pub. by Schott
Character studies: Orientalische Lieder, Die Vergangenhut, Die Undine, Klage des Geliebten Op.37  pub. by Schott
Caprice brilliant  Op.23  pub. by Lemoine  1839
Valse brilliant  Op.36  pub. by Frederich Hofmeister  1842
Morceaux de Concours: Andante & rondo, Allegro appassionato, Nocturne.  pub. by Peters  1847
Ballade, Chanson salve, Op.67  pub. by N Simrock  1865
Barcarolle, Abendglochen, Wanderlied, Courente  Op.68  pub. by Heugel et cie,
Feuilles Volantes: Crepuscule, Dans les Champs, Contemplation, Berceuse.  Op.82  pub. by G Brandus et S Dufour
Dans Villageoises  Op.85  pub. by C A Spina 1872
Valse brillante  Op.89  pub, by Kistner
Six Historiettes Op.97  pub. by Breitkopf & Hartel 1887
Souvenir de Heiligenberg  in D
Twelve Etudes Characteristiques
Twenty-four Melodiques Characteristiques
Fantasia Appassionata, Grand duo (4 hands) in G minor  Op.40  pub. by Frederich Hofmeister  1844

Song

Six lieder: 1. Schlaflied, 2. Wo ich bin, mich rings umdunkelt, 3. Morgen stch'ich auf, 4. Lieb,Liebuen, 5. O Seliges Wandern, 6. Und Willst die dich des Lebens freu'n, Op.21 pub. by Breitkopf & Hartel   1840

Oratorio

Saul

Opera

Der Besuch im Irrenhause  1834
Liswenna  1836
Le Demon de la nuit, reworking of above with new libretto  1851
Volage et Jaloux  1863


Jacob's brother Eduard 16.11.1818 - 6.9.1861 was a minor composer and teacher.
 

[Daniel Gregory Mason]

Daniel Gregory Mason  Born 20.11.1873 Brookline, Mass. - Died 4.12.1953 Greenwich, Conn.

Daniel was the son of a piano manufacturer. In 1895 he went to Harvard University where he studied music under John Knowles Paine. After graduating he continued his studies with Arthur Whiting, George Chadwick and Percy Groetschius.  He later went to Paris to study with Vincent d'Indy. Following his return to the US he pursued  a career as a composer and teacher. .With his compositions he sought to develop a 'National style' following the music of Anglo-Saxon New England and the old south. It was all in a late romantic style.

Orchestra

Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op. 11 1914
Symphony No 2 in A major, Op. 30 1929
Symphony No 3 in B flat major 'A Lincoln Symphony', Op. 35 1936
Prelude and Fugue, for piano and orchestra Op. 12, 1914
Chanticleer, festival overture 1926
Suite after English Folksongs, Op. 32 1934
Prelude and Fugue, In C minor, for strings Op. 37, 1939

Chamber 

Piano Quartet, Op. 7 pub. By Schirmer 1911
Sentimental Sketches, piano trio Op. 34
Violin Sonata, Op. 5  pub. By Schirmer  1908
Pastorale,  violin, clarinet/viola and piano  Op.8  pub. By A Z Mathot  1912
Three Pieces, for  flute, harp and string quartet  Op.13  1912
Sonata, for clarinet/violin and piano  Op.14 pub. By Rogers,Ditson1915
Intermezzo for string quartet  Op.17 1916
String Quartet on Negro Themes, Op. 19  1919
Variations on a Theme of John Powell, for string quartet 1925
Fanny Blair, folksong fantasy, for string quartet Op. 28,  1927
Serenade, for string quartet Op. 31,  1931
Variations on a Quiet Theme, for string quartet Op. 40,  1939
Divertimento, wind quintet  Op.26b 1926

Piano

Birthday Waltzes, Op. 1 1894
Variations on Yankee Doodle, Op. 6, 1911
other piano pieces, Opp. 2, 3, 9, 16, 21, 33

Organ

Passacaglia and Fugue, Op. 10, pub. By H W Gray 1912
Two Choral Preludes on Lowell Mason's Tunes, Op. 39 1941

Song

Four Songs  for voice and piano words by M. Lord, Op.4,  1906
Six Love Songs  for voice and piano words by M L Mason, Op.15, 1915, arr. S, orch 1935
Russians, song cycle for voice and piano  words by W Brynner Op. 18,  1915–17, arr. Bar, orch  1915–17
Songs of the Countryside  words by A E Housmann Op.23, chorus and orch 1923
Five Songs of Love and Life, for voice and piano Op.36, 1895–1922
Three Nautical Songs for voice and piano  words by W Irwin  Op.38, 1941
Two Songs for baritone and piano Op. 41, 1947
Soldiers, song cycle, for baritone and piano Op. 42, 1949
There are 50 songs without opus numbers.

Choral

Long, Long the Night for chorus words by Robert Burns  pub. by W H Gray  1918
Unaccompanied choral pieces, Opp. 25, 29

Retrospect Opera are to record Stanford's opera Shamus O'Brien during January 2023.  They are appealing for funds for this as they are several thousand pounds short for the completion of the project. 

Retrospect Opera will be releasing a recording of MacFarren's comic opera The Soldier's Legacy which was premiered in 1864 . in time for Xmas.

[Henri Benjamin Rabaud]

Henri Benjamin Rabaud   Born 10.11.1873 Paris  Died 11.9.1949 Neuilly, Paris.

Henri was the son of Hippolyte Rabaud, a cellist and minor composer. His initial studies were at the Lycee Condorcet. He followed this, studying at the Paris Conservatoire with Antoine Taudou, Jules Massenet and Andre Gedalge. He was dissatisfied with Massenet's teaching. He won the Prix de Rome in 1894. Henri was an admirer of Mascagni, Puccini and Verdi.  Modernism is the enemy was his mantra.

He was a frequent conductor at the opera.

Orchestra

Symphony No.1 in D minor Op.1 1899
Symphony No.2 in  E minor Op.5  pub. By Enoch & cie  Paris
Eglogue, poem e virgilien  Op.7  pub. by Durand ert Fils 1899
Andromede – symphonic poem
Two Divertissements sur des chansons Russe   pub. by Enoch & cie  1899
La Procession nocturne – symphonic poem Op.6   pub. by Durand et Fils  1910
Three English suites of XV1:  Antony and Cleopatra, The Merchant of Venice   and ?  pub. by Durand et cie.
Lamento  1930
Prologue & Epilogue  1944
Prelude and Tocatta for piano & orchestra  1945

Chamber

Romances sans paroles for violin and piano  1890
Andante & scherzetto for flute, violin and piano  1890
Andante & Scherzo for flute, violin and clarinet   Op.8  pub. by Heugel & cie  1899
String quartet  Op.3  pub. By Enoch & Cie  1898
Solo de Concours for clarinet and piano  Op.10  pub. by Evette & Schaeffer  1901
Trio for oboe, clarinet and bassoon  1949
Fantasie from Marouf arranged for trombone and piano

Song

Six songs for voice and orchestra  words by Lamartine, Gautier Vicaire Silvestre 1897
Three songs for voice and orchestra. Words by Gregh, Rivoire and Bataille.
Two songs for female voices   1909

Choral

Daphne, cantata ( won him the Prix de Rome in 1894)
Job, oratorio  for soloists, chorus and orchestra   Op.9  1901
Second poem for the life of Job for soloists chorus and orchestra Op.11
Psaume lV  Op.4  for soloists, chorus and orchestra  1901
L'ete   words V Hugo  1894
Hymne a la France Eternelle for chorus  1916
Ave verum for four voices and organ  1938

Opera

La Fille de Roland   1904
Marouf, savetier du Caire ( Marouf and the Cobler of Cairo, from Arabian Nights) libretto by Lucien Nepoty pub. by Choudens  1914
L'appel de la mer  after play Riders of the Sea by J M Synge  1924
Rolande et le mauvais garcon  1934
Martine 1947
Le jeu de l'amour et du hazard (Game of Love and Chance) 1948

Film

Le Miracle des Loups  1924
Le Joueur d'Eches  (The Chess Player)1926

[Henry Roche]

        Henry Roche

Henry Roche who was a direct descendant of Ignaz Moscheles and did all he could to promote his music, sadly died yesterday.  I will always remember him as a very warm character. 
He was kind enough to check my initial posting about Ignaz.

[Adolf H A Weidig]

Adolf H A Weidig Born 28.11.1867 Hamburg  Died 23.8.1931 Hinsdale, Illionois.

Adolf was the son of Ferdinand Weidig a trombonist. He initially studied the violin with Johannes Jagan, and later at the Hamburg Conservatory with K L Brugheer and Hugo Riemann.  At the age of 16 he became a member of the Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra.  In 1887 he entered The Munich Conservatory where he was a pupil of Abel and Josef Rheinberger.
Quote from Cobbett's 'All Weidigs music reveals a profoundly scholarly manner of writing, he is thoroughly skilled in the use of all contrapuntal and harmonic devices'

He decided to go to the US in 1892 and settled in Chicago. He married Helen Ridgway in 1896

Orchestral

Symphony in C minor
Symphonic Fantasy, Semiramis – Tone poem  Op.33  1893
Drei  Episoden:  Im Frieien, Trauer, Liebesgluck  Op.38  pub. by B Schott  1909
Symphonic Suite in three movements  1914
Serenade for strings  Op.16
Concert Overture  Op.65  1919

Chamber

Piano Trio  Op.9  pub. by Augener & Co. 1899
String Quintet
String Quartet in D minor  1888
String Quartet in A
String Quartet in C minor
Quartettino in C  pub. by Schott  Op.11 1900 
Serenade for string quartet  Op.16  pub. by C F Summy 1899
Credo – 'In Memoriam'  for string quartet  Op.53  pub. by Clayton F Summy   1920
Leichte Stuke, three pieces for violin and piano: Romanze, Barcarole and Mazurka  Op.5 1888
Three compositions for violin and piano: Ballad, Menuet, and Venetian Serenade.  Op.17  pub. by C F Summy  1899
Suite for violin and piano in G minor Op.21  pub. by C F Summy
Petite Suite for violin and piano: Aria & Intermezzo, Gavotte and Finale  Op.22  pub. by B Schott & Co. 1902
Trois Morceau for violin and piano: Berceuse, Valse-Caprice and Gavotte. Op.24  pub. by B Schott & Co. 1904
Italian Suite for violin and piano: Venice, Florentine Serenade, In Rome,  Ave Maria, Neapolitan Romance and On Capri. Op.40. pub. by C F Summy 1914
Three compositions for violin and piano: May day, A Summer's Evening and In a Cheerful mood. Op.41  Pub. by C Fischer  NY 1913
Romanza for cello  Op.14  pub. by C F Summy

Piano

Canons for solo piano  Op.42  pub. by C F Summy  1911
Canzonetta  Op.48  pub. by C F Summy  1912

Song

Eventide – song for mezzo or baritone and orchestra . words by C E Kilburger  Op.29  pub. by C F Summy  1915
Golden Primrose  Op.10/1
Ah, might I clear each wishful --  words by F Kanowski Op.10/2
Ah, might I kiss thee.  Op.10/3
Three Children's Songs: Op.15/1 A Spring Chorus, /2.Polly's Handkerchief, /3 The Disappointed Snowflakes .  pub. by C F Summy
O Sing unto the Lord  - motet  Op.20  pub. by C F Summy  1900
Five songs Op.21. /1 The Sleeping of the Wind,  words by C B Goring.
21/2 Let her in,
21/3 Night Whisperings, words by F Evans,
21/4 Not Yet, words by S Coolidge,    
21/5. A Sleepy-time song   words by M J Shennon.   All pub. by Clayton  F Summy 1902
Two Garden songs: Op.25/1 You and I, words by  E Beddy, /2  A Garden Tragedy words by C E Cleaver  pub. by C F Summy 1903
Good night   words by A H Lockhart Op.26  pub. by C F Summy  1904
Two songs: Op.27/1  Love'sCalender words by C E Cleaver, /2 The Gypsy words by M Morgan  pub. by O Ditson& Co.
Le Coquette  words by G Ames  pub. by C F Summy  1901
Buccaneer, a song story. 25 songs. Words by Alden Charles Noble.Op.31 pub. by C F Summy  1905
Sun Divine  words by M A Crosby Op.38  pub. by C F Summy 1908
The Garden of Gethsemane.  words by A E Walker  sacred song  pub. by C F Summy  1919
Book og Children's songs, words by M Morgan Op.49  pub. by C F Summy
Three songs with words by T B Aldrich: Op.80/1 Cradle Song, /2. Necromancy, /3. A Refrain.  pub. by G Schirmer  1927

Choral

Horch' auf! Awake. For male voices  Op.14  pub. by C F Summy  1904
The Pilgrim's Hymn  Words by E C Steadman  pub. by Novello  1916
Sing again my heart and chant it  - madrigal for mixed voices. Words by S R Gaines  Op.66  pub by J Fischer & Bros. 1921
Serenade for three part chorus of woman's voices.   Words by T B Aldrich  Op.81  pub. by G Schirmer 

My mistake, should be Theophile G. will correct my posting.