Balmer & Weber Music House Co.
Last updated: 02.06.22
| Address: | St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
Balmer & Weber Music House Co. has 31 publications posted in these webpages. They include 1 item of piano sheet music at the Amazons and 30 items of sheet music in the Lists of Works (Werkverzeichnisse).
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The Old Days We Remember | C.C. Converse | 
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| Title | Music | Attribution |
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I Cannot Dance Tonight (n.d.) | T.H. Bayley | T.H. Bayly (words) |
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For Erin Is My Home (n.d.) | Thomas Haynes Bayly(w&m) | Miss Watson (perf.) |
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Old Days We Remember (1854), The | Charles Crozat Converse | Christy Minstrels (perf.) |
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Baby Slumbers (1897) | Paul Dresser(w&m) | |
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Only a Stranger (1987) | Paul Dresser(w&m) | |
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Tootsey and Wootsey (1886) | Paul Dresser(w&m) | |
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Brilliant Star (1873) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Camelia Polka (1881) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Circus Galop (1878) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Columbus Polka (1879) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Come and Kiss Me Little Darling (1889) | Charles Drumheller(w&m) | |
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Dash Along (1881) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Drifting Clouds (1883) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Golden Spray (1871) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Good Evening (1873) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Grand Imperial Concert March (1877) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Grand Imperial March (1889) | Charles Drumheller | |
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⇑No You Don't (1895) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Ocean Pearl (1881) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Old Oaken Bucket (1882), The | Charles Drumheller | |
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Pandora (1889) | Charles Drumheller | |
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Silver Spray : (1879) | Charles Drumheller | |
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When the Roses Bloom Again (1883) | Charles Drumheller(w&m) | |
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Festival Parade March (1895) | Louis A. Drumheller | |
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Lallapoloosa (1902), The | Jessie E. Foster | |
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Robardina Rag (1902), The | E. Warren Furry | |
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When My Ship Comes In (1883) | Ciro Pinsuti | Nella Parker (words) |
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Answer? (1885) | Alfred G. Robyn(w&m) | Marie Narelle (perf.) |
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Arcadia the Beautiful (1889) | Alfred G. Robyn | John Wesley Emerson (words) |
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Manzanillo (1893) | Alfred G. Robyn(w&m) |