Philip Braham (1881-1934)

Overview

According to the Internet source given below, Philip Braham was an English composer.
Braham studied at Cambridge University and composed music for the theatre. His best-remembered show was probably London Calling! ( 1923) on which he collaborated with Noël Coward. In 1925. In the early 1930s, Braham turned to film music.
Of ragtime interest is Limehouse Blues (1922) published by Harms Inc., New York, USA.

Websites:
	Philip Braham	Biography by wikipedia.org.

	Title	Co-Author(s)	Sequencer


	Midi File(s) from various sources
	Growing Up Time (1922)		James Pitt-Payne
	Limehouse Blues (1922)		Unknown

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


	Ragtime Music CDs:
	Ted Lewis	Is Everybody Happy?: Ted Lewis and His Band
	Jack Hilton	Tiger Rag - Jack Hilton and His Orchestra
	Willie 'The Lion' Smith	Lion Roars: His Greatest 1934-44

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


	Growing Up Time (1922)	P. Braham (music) Douglas Furber (words) Dorothy Brunton (perf.) Charles Heslop (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Sheet Music Singer
	Limehouse Blues (1922)	P. Braham (music) Douglas Furber (words)	Piano, Voice	Sheet Music Singer

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 11 works by Philip Braham (1881-1934). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Amoyra	1912	Eric Blore (words)
Cockadoodle Crawl, The	1915	Eric Blore (words)
I Don't Know	1919	Ronald Jeans (words)
Dancing Honeymoon	1922	Douglas Furber (words) Ballard MacDonald (words)
Growing Up Time	1922	Douglas Furber (words) Dorothy Brunton (perf.) Charles Heslop (perf.)
Limehouse Blues	1922	Douglas Furber (words) Fred Astaire (perf.) Lucille Bremer (perf.)
I Might	1923	Ronald Jeans (words)
Selection From Charlot's Revue of 1924	1924
Come a Little Closer	1925	Noel Coward (words)
Couldn't We Keep on Dancing?	1925	Noel Coward (words)
Dark Red Roses	1929	T. Barry (words)