Thomas R. Confare (1866-1943)
Last updated: 29.04.25
According to the Internet source given below, Thomas R. Confare was an American musician born in Union (possibly Dubuque), Iowa,
Of ragtime interest is Bombshell Rag (1909) published by Charles I. Davis, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. He is also credited as an arranger for Victor Kremer Co. of a number of noteworthy rags such as Cannon Ball - A Characteristic Novelty (1905) by Jos. C. Northup.
He died in Worth, Illinois.
Of ragtime interest is Bombshell Rag (1909) published by Charles I. Davis, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. He is also credited as an arranger for Victor Kremer Co. of a number of noteworthy rags such as Cannon Ball - A Characteristic Novelty (1905) by Jos. C. Northup.
He died in Worth, Illinois.
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Thomas R. Confare (1866-1943) has at least 4 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Come Home Soldier Boy in Blue March song Music by: Thomas R. Confare. Words by: Morris S. Siber, Frank U. Bishop
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Fighting For the Cause of Old Japan Words and Music by: Thomas R. Confare. Words by: Morris S. Silver
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Love Me Music by: Thomas R. Confare. Words by: Morris S. Silver:
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They Are Sleeping in the Land of Love To-Night Music by: Thomas R. Confare. Words by: Morris S. Silver:
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Fighting For the Cause of Old Japan (1904) | T.R. Confare (music) Morris S. Silver (words) |
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 15 works by Thomas R. Confare (1866-1943).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Don't Leave Your Dear Old Southern Home | 1895 | Barry Gray (words) | |
| Burning of the Iroquois, The | 1904 | Morris S. Silver (words) | |
| Come Home Soldier Boy in Blue | 1904 | Morris S. Silver (words) Frank U. Bishop (words) |
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| Fighting For the Cause of Old Japan (w&m) | 1904 | Morris S. Silver (words) | Pub. |
| I Was Only Fooling | 1904 | Morris S. Silver (words) | |
| South Haven's the Place for Me | 1904 | Morris S. Silver (words) | |
| They Are Sleeping in the Land of Love To-Night | 1904 | Morris S. Silver (words) | Pub. |
| Carolina Dinah | 1905 | Morris S. Silver (words) Joseph C. Northup (words) |
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| Love Me | 1905 | Morris S. Silver (words)
arrr. by G. W. Ashleigh |
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| Not For Love | 1905 | Morris S. Silver (words) | |
| Sail in the Summertime, A | 1905 | Morris S. Silver (words) | |
| ⇑ Sunbeam | 1908 | Morris S. Silver (words) | |
| Bombshell Rag | 1909 | Morris Silver (co-author) | |
| Dreams, Just Dreams | 1929 | Don Fina (words) | |
| Teach Me to Love (w&m) | 1936 | |