Adam Geibel (1855-1933)
Last updated: 13.09.24
According to the Internet source given below, Adam Geibel was a German-American composer, songwriter, orchestra conductor, organist, music educator and music publisher.
Born in Frankfurt am Main, blind aged eight, he studied at the Philadelphia Institute for the Blind. He wrote a series of gospels, hymns, and cantatas and founded the Adam Geibel Music Company. From 1884 to 1901 he was a teacher at the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind .He died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Born in Frankfurt am Main, blind aged eight, he studied at the Philadelphia Institute for the Blind. He wrote a series of gospels, hymns, and cantatas and founded the Adam Geibel Music Company. From 1884 to 1901 he was a teacher at the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind .He died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Adam Geibel (1855-1933) has at least 2 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Pensacola Pickaninny Music by: Adam Geibel.
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Softly Now the Light of Day Song Music by: Adam Geibel. Words by: G. W. Doane
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Bring Me a Letter From Home (1881) | A. Geibel (music) Geo. M. Vickers (words) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP |  |
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Floating Song (1883) | A. Geibel (music) | Piano | Greer | |
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Kentucky Babe (1896) | A. Geibel (music) Richard Henry Buck (words) Bessie Davis (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP Indiana Indiana |
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Old Farmer Slow (1921) | A. Geibel (music) Elmer E. Fetter (words) |
Piano, Voice | Indiana | Pub. |
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South Car'lina Tickle (1898) | A. Geibel (music) | Piano | IMSLP | |
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Timbuctoo (1904) | A. Geibel (music) | Piano | IMSLP | |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 52 works by Adam Geibel (1855-1933).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Our Darling's Last Good-Night (w&m) | 1875 | |
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| Down in a Pretty Valley (w&m) | 1877 | |
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| Bring Me a Letter From Home | 1881 | Geo. M. Vickers (words) | |
| Around the Campfire | 1882 | Philip R. Schuyler (co-author) Geo. M. Vickers (words) |
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| Joyous Hours (w&m) | 1882 | |
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| Orange Blossoms | 1882 | Geo. M. Vickers (words) | Pub. |
| Rose Leaves | 1882 | Geo. M. Vickers (words) | Pub. |
| Streak of Luck | 1882 | Pub. | |
| Twilight Shadows | 1882 | Geo. M. Vickers (words) | Pub. |
| Elsie Moore (w&m) | 1883 | Pub. | |
| Floating Song | 1883 | Pub. | |
| ⇑ Some One Is Happy to Day | 1883 | George M. Vickers (words) | |
| When the Swallows Come Again (w&m) | 1883 | Pub. | |
| Where the Pretty Daisies Grow | 1883 | Geo. M. Vickers (words) | |
| General Logan's Grand March | 1884 | |
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| Making Love in the Choir | 1884 | "Puck"1 (words) | Pub. |
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| Old Year Dies To-Night, The (w&m) | 1885 | |
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| Tootsy, Wootsy, Woo | 1887 | Geo. Springer (words) | |
| Harrison's Tariff Campaign March | 1888 | |
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| Joys of Youth, The | 1891 | |
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| Royal Blue Line, The | 1891 | |
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| Baby Ruth and Baby Mckee | 1892 | Geo. Cooper (words) | |
| Kentucky Babe | 1896 | Richard Henry Buck (words) Bessie Davis (perf.) Isadore Rush (perf.) |
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| Sweet Kentucky Babe | 1896 | Richard H. Buck (words) | Pub. |
| Up to Date March | 1896 | |
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| Little Cotton Dolly | 1897 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | Pub. |
| Our Country Forever | 1898 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | Pub. |
| ⇑ South Car'lina Tickle | 1898 | Pub. | |
| Suwanee Shore, The | 1898 | Bessie Davis (perf.) | Pub. |
| Pensacola Pickaninny | 1899 | Richard Henry Buck (words) |  |
| Dixie Kid, The | 1900 | Bessie Davis (perf.) | Pub. |
| Love Me, Phoebe, Love Me | 1900 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | |
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| Snowball Sammy | 1904 | William H. Gardner (words) | |
| Timbuctoo | 1904 | |
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| Eventide | 1908 | |
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| From Thy Lowest Depths, O Sea | 1908 | Joseph P Link (words) | |
| Old Farmer Slow | 1921 | Elmer E. Fetter (words) | |
| Bee and the Clover, The | ? | |
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| Castanet Dance | ? | Pub. | |
| Constant Devotion | ? | |
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| Dance of the Elves | ? | Pub. | |
| Echo, The | ? | Pub. | |
| Gavotte Allemande | ? | |
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| ⇑ Hark Hark the Lark | ? | Pub. | |
| Little Huntsman, The | ? | Pub. | |
| Oleander | ? | William Henry Gardner (words) | |
| Playful Innocence | ? | Pub. | |
| Rusting Leaves | ? | Pub. |
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| Sweet Meditation | ? | |
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| What the Brook Said | ? | Pub. | |
| Softly Now the Light of Day | n.d. | G. W. Doane (words) | |
| Sweet Thought of Thee | n.d. | Adam Geibel (co-author) | |