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Remick Music Corporation. documents
titleNumber of documents
Aesop's fables in song. For solo or unison voices with piano and guitar (or autoharp) w & m George Mysels30
After you've gone. w & m Henry Creamer & J. Turner Layton, arr. for Dixieland orchestra: Mayfair Music Corporation, employer for hire of Bill Howard part 229
A Hound, a bay horse, and a turtle-dove; a life of Thoreau for the young reader. By James Playsted Wood, ill.: Douglas Gorsline30
Ain't cha coming back, Mary-Ann, to Maryland? & 66 other titles, Big bully, Juwanna Mann30
All hail the power of Jesus' name. PA 598-52330
Animals of the field and forest. No. 1703. By Whitman Publishing Company, Mina Lewiton, and Howard Simon27
Backgrounds in music theory; a combination textbook and workbook in the rudiments of music with graded coordinated ear training exercises and 150 progressive exercises for melodic dictation. By Maurice C. Whitney30
Boo, hoo, hoo! ha, ha, ha! I'm between a laugh and a cry & 25 other titles, While you're away & 1 other title30
Cheyenne. Theme from the Warner Brothers T.V. Western Cheyenne. w Stan Jones, m William Lava, arr. for simplified piano solo: M. Witmark & Sons, employer for hire of John Krance30
Chinatown, my Chinatown. Accordion arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Al Ulin30
Come, thou long-expected Jesus. For four part chorus of mixed voices (SATB) with organ or piano acc. m & SATB arr. John Leo Lewis, w Charles Wesley30
Concerto gross in G minor "Christmas Concerto" op. 6. no. 830
Die Fledermaus; libretto for the operetta by Johann Strauss. Libretto by Carl Haffner & Richard Genee, English lyrics by Howard Dietz, appreciation by Jay S. Harrison30
Eighteen responses for general use. Four part mixed voices, S.A.T.B. a cappella. m H. R. Evans30
Every morning when I wake up (I love to see your face)30
Germs and ideas: routes of epidemics and ideologies. By Andre Siegfried, with a pref. by Pasteur Vallery-Radot, translators: Jean Henderson & Mercedes Claraso30
Gloria Deo; eight organ works by contemporary composers. Based on tunes from hymnal Cantus populi. Hymn tunes: McLaughlin & Reilly Company, employer for hire of Ronald Arnatt, Nancy Plummer Faxon, George Frederich McKay, et al., compilation: McLaughlin & Reilly Company, employer for hire of Joseph G. Phillips & Paul J. Hotin30
Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District logo designs, Golden Gate30
Gone with the wind and its author, Margaret Mitchell; booklet to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the publication of Gone with the wind. By the Macmillan Company30
Good news (hold 'em Helen) Book by Lawrence Schaub & B. G. DeSylva, pseud. of George Gard DeSylva, lyrics by B. G. DeSylva, pseud. of George Gard DeSylva & Lew Brown, music by Ray Henderson30
Ha! ha! ha! (chella lla) m S. Taccani, Italian w U. Bertini, English w & arr. for piano: Leeds Music Corporation, Dick Manning & Al Hoffman30
Harry Reser's Let's play the banjo; a method & collection, learn by playing & singing the ever popular songs you know. w & m Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Harry Reser30
Have you got love to go with that? & 5 other titles, This is magic. Words & music: Eddie DeLange & Lew Quadling30
Hickory dickory dock (bonk) Composed by Earl Kress & Steve Bernstein30
Hi-ho the merrio (as long as she loves me) & 13 other titles, Forever and ever with you30
House of flowers; vocal selections from the off-Broadway musical. w, m, arr. Harold Arlen, w Truman Capote, compilation: Sol Reiner30
If tears could bring you back to me. Words & music: Marcus Seiler, pseud. of Eddie Seiler & Sol Marcus, & Feller Michaels, pseud. of Sherman Feller & Harry Michaels30
I love a parade. Made easy for the accordion. Words: Ted Koehler, music: Harold Arlen, accordion arr. Harms, Inc., employer for hire of Frank Gaviani30
I love a parade. Made easy for the accordion. Words: Ted Koehler, music: Harold Arlen, accordion arr. Harms, Inc., employer for hire of Frank Gaviani part 230
I'm looking over a four leaf clover. SATB. w Mort Dixon, m Harry Woods, arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jimmy Carroll, piano transcription: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Ernest Carnicelli part 230
I'm looking over a four leaf clover. SA. w Mort Dixon, m Harry Woods, SA arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jimmy Carroll, piano transcription: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Ernest Carnicelli30
I'm looking over a four leaf clover. SA. w Mort Dixon, m Harry Woods, SA arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jimmy Carroll, piano transcription: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Ernest Carnicelli part 230
Introduction to college life; a book of readings. Instructor's guide. By Norman T. Bell, Richard W. Burkhardt, Victor B. Lawhead30
I will lift up mine eyes. For 3-part chorus of mixed voices (SAB) a cappella. w Psalm 121, m setting: Royal Stanton25
Katerina's aria. From Katerina Izmailova (Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk) For voice & piano. w John Klein & Wladimir Lakond, m Dmitri Shostakovich30
Let's play the harmonica; a method & collection. w & m, compiled and arr. by Jerry Sears, instructions for playing the harmonica: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jerry Sears30
Let there be peace. Four part mixed voices, S.A.T.B. w Mark D. Goodman, m Lillian Rosedale Goodman & Anton Bilotti, arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Douglas MacLean30
Light of the world is love & 60 other titles, Heads I win (tails you lose)29
Local 403 (the socially-conscious civic minded Iron Workers, Union Local Four-Oh-Three) w Sammy Cahn, m James VanHeusen30
Lord, most holy. w anon., m & adaptation of text: Katherine K. Davis, arr. for three part women's voices (S.S.A.): Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Katherine K. Davis30
Love is a many-splendored thing. From Love is a many-splendored thing. By Jim Baker & 20th Century Music Corporation (arr.), 20th Century Music Corporation, employer for hire of Sammy Fain (music) & Paul Francis Webster (words) part 230
Me, myself and I (are all in love with you) By Alvin S. Kaufman, Irving Gordon & Allan Roberts part 330
Moonlight tango. Composer of music and Spanish lyrics: Humberto Herrara, author of French lyrics: Louis Poterat, English lyrics: Lou Herscher (Louis Herscher)30
More, more, more of your love. I stand rejected. Artist: Bob Brady, sound recording: A&M Records, Inc30
Myron Floren enjoying the accordion. Book 1. m & arr. Myron Floren, comp. & ed.: Maddalena Belfiore, m Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Al Ulin30
Myron Floren enjoying the accordion. Book 1. m & arr. Myron Floren, comp. & ed.: Maddalena Belfiore, m Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Al Ulin part 230
Negro bell carol. For a cappella chorus of mixed voices with soprano or tenor solo. Music & adaptation of words by Willis Laurence James30
Night journey of the wise men. w & m Haydn Morgan, arr. for four part mixed voices (SATB): Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Haydn Morgan30
O Lord most holy; general. For three-part chorus of mixed voices with soprano or tenor solo & piano or organ. By Cesar Franck, arr. Carl F. Mueller26
Our silver anniversary. w & m Haven Gillespie & Larry Shay, arr. Leo Feist, Inc., employer for hire30
Painting the clouds with sunshine. Music by Joe A. Burke (Joseph A. Burke), words by Al Dubin, new arr. for piano acc.: M. Witmark & Sons, employer for hire of Helmy Kresa30
Play together pieces. Favorite melodies in easy to play arrangements for solo, duet, trio or ensemble, B-flat, E-flat, C (treble, of C (bass) instruments in any combination with piano acc. Arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Hugh Conrad, pseud. of William Schoenfeld25
Please don't talk about me when I'm gone. w & m Sidney Clare, Sam H. Stept & Bee Palmer, band arr. Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Art Dedrick30
Remick combo dance-orks for small dance bands, E-flat book. Alto sax, baritone sax, mellophone, trombone (B.C.), bassoon, cello. Arrangements & compilation: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire30
Rise up, O men of God; choral for mixed voices (SATB) with piano acc. Arr. David Foltz & Margaret Shelley, words: William Merrill, music: William H. Walter30
Roller derby. m Myron Floren, arr. for piano solo: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Dougals [i.e. Douglas] MacLean, pseud. of Frank Campbell-Watson30
Romance part 530
Salute to America. Band acc. for four part mixed voices S.A.T.B. Text of The American creed: William Tyler Page, music & adaptation of text with additional lyrics: Glad Robinson Youse, arr. for band acc.: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of William C. Schoenfeld30
Selections from "How to succeed in business without really trying." SATB & piano arr.: Frank Loesser, employer for hire of Dick Thompson30
Shall we say farewell? From The Happiest girl in the world. w E. Y. Harburg, m Jacques Offenbach, complete piano part & additional arr.: Robert DeCormier & Jay Gorney30
Shall we say farewell? From The Happiest girl in the world. w E. Y. Harburg, m Jacques Offenbach, complete piano part & additional arr.: Robert DeCormier & Jay Gorney part 230
Sing a song of sixpence. Four part mixed voices, S.A.T.B., a cappella. Arr. H. R. Evans29
Sleep, Thou blessed Child; traditional Bohemian melody. SATB with piano or a cappella. Musical arr. of traditional melody with original words: Philip Gordon30
Soldiers of the cross. This little light of mine. Adaptation, arr. & new words: Bonnie Bramlett (a.k.a. Bonnie Lynn Sheridan)29
Some little bug is going to find you. Music by Silvio Hein, words by Roy Atwell & Benjamin Hapgood Burt, arr. for four male voices: Harms, Inc., employer for hire of Len Field30
Sonata for trumpet in C or B flat) and piano. By Henry Purcell, editing & arr. by International Music Company, employer for hire of Roger Voisin (editing) and Karl Heinz Fuessl (editing)30
Songs of the Bible. w Paul Francis Webster, m Dino DeLaurentiis Cinematografica, SPA, employer for hire of Toshiro Mayuzumi30
Spooky the ghost (he's the most!) w & m David N. Davenport, arr. for four part mixed voices (S.A.T.B.) with ghost solo: Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of David N. Davenport part 230
Suffer and stay ; Fallin' down on my face with the blues ; Wood rat, Ride me, You've got love in your eyes25
Tea for two. w Irving Caesar, m Vincent Youmans, arr. for Spanish guitar: Harms, Inc., as employer for hire of Roy Smeck and Harry Reser30
Tell me I'm wrong & 1 other title30
Thanks to you. English lyrics Patti Jacob, m Bobby Capo, pseud. of Felix Rodriguez30
That spotted nag; piano solo toy tunes, three pieces for the piano student. Music: John F. Carre30
The Children sang their praises; anthem for Palm Sunday. For mixed voices S.A.T.B. with unison treble choir or soprano solo and organ acc. Choral arr. with original music by Don Malin, w Jennette Threlfall part 230
The Importance of being Earnest, Beowulf, Life of Frederick Douglass30
The Memphis blues. From W. C. Handy's World famous blues for Hammond organ. w J. Russell Robinson (J. Russel Robinson), m William Christopher Handy, arr. for electronic organ: Handy Brothers Music Company, Inc., employer for hire of Albert DeVito30
The Memphis blues. From W. C. Handy's World famous blues for Hammond organ. w J. Russell Robinson (J. Russel Robinson), m William Christopher Handy, arr. for electronic organ: Handy Brothers Music Company, Inc., employer for hire of Albert DeVito part 230
Then shall the righteous shine forth. From Elijah. For chorus of mixed voices with piano or organ. By Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, arr. Richard Dickinson, pseud. of Walter Ehret & Joyce Barthelson30
The Persistent pigtail. Poem: William M. Thackeray [i.e. William Makepeace Thackeray], music by Anthony Donato25
The Roller skating song. w & m Jessie Fisher, arr. for two part treble voices (S.A.): Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jessie Fisher30
The Sleeping beauty. Three-part women's voices, S.S.A. w Samuel Rogers, m Joseph A. Trongone30
The Still, small voice; an anthem for general use. Four part mixed voices, S.A.T.B. w & m A. P. VanIderstine30
The Toy trumpet. m Raymond Scott, pseud. of Harry Warnow, w Lew Pollack & Sidney D. Mitchell, arr. for 2-part treble voices, S.A.: Advanced Music Corporation, employer for hire of Honora Klarmann30
Tomorrow for sure. Words by Buddy Bernier, music by Moose Charlap, arr. for solo voice with piano acc.: Shawnee Press, Inc., employer for hire of Hawley Ades30
True love is greater than friendship. From the motion picture Little Fauss & Big Halsy. w & m Paramount Pictures Corporation, employer for hire of Carl Perkins, new piano arr. George Terry30
Two little birds; or, What do you know of love? w Charles Hanson Towne, arr. for three part mixed voices (S.A.B.): Remick Music Corporation, employer for hire of Arthur Bergh30
Welcome, Gay Kolyada; Russian carol. Setting for SATB voices with handbells & translation of text. Arr.: Mary E. Caldwell30
When your hair has turned to silver, I will love you just the same & 1 other title25
White evening. Choral for mixed voices SATB with piano acc. Words: Grace Nowell Crowell, music: Margaret Shelley & editing: David Foltz30
Yassu; wedding song. From the Columbia film, The Guns of Navarone. w, m & arr. Highroad Productions, Inc., employer for hire of Dimitri Tiomkin & Ned Washington30
You never know (when the world's gonna e ...) Written by Gallon & Sinks part 230
Your heart and mine. Words: Johnny Mercer, music: Rube Bloom, arr. Robbins Music Corporation, employer for hire of John Lane, pseud. of Joe Levin30
You were too willing to teach me (and I was too willing to learn) w & m Bob Hilliard, Dick Sanford & Sammy Mysels30
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