Sol P. Levy  (1981-1920)
Last updated: 18.12.23
According to the Internet source given below, Sol P. Levy was born in Chicago, Illinois. He attended All Hallows College and studied music with his father and Anton Petersen. He was first clarinetist in both the Sousa and Arthur Pryor bands. At Victor Records he was in charge of foreign orchestrating department.
Levy worked on some silent movies including The Barrier, The Right To Happiness, Say It With Songs, Sealed Orders, Song Of The North, and World In Flames,
He was one of the founders of Belwin Inc. which published his A Cannibal Carnival (1920) as well as his greatest success That Naughty Waltz (1920). The composer died in New York.


Sol P. Levy  (1981-1920) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
b005g82ces_m.jpgThat Naughty Waltz
Music by: Sol P. Levy.
Words by: Edwin Stanley
Performed by: Vivian Holt, Lillian Rosedale
Publisher: F.J.A. Forster Music Publisher
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Printed: 1920. Sheet Music.
  Title (Release Year) Co-Author(s) Performers Issue
         
  Wax Cylinders      
cylinder15.gif That Naughty Waltz (1920) Helen Clark
Joseph A. Phillips
Edison Blue Amberol: 4062
     Title Attribution Instruments Source Remarks
           
pdf15.gif Aces High (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP wvicon.gif
pdf15.gif Because You Say Goodby (1921) S.P. Levy (music)
Edwin Stanley (words)
Piano, Voice IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Birds and Butterflies (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Bleeding Hearts (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Blue Devils (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Cannibal Carnival (1920), A S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Dramatic Agitato No.1 (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif  Dramatic Conflict (1919) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Dramatic Recitative No. 1 (1917) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Dramatic Recitative No. 2 (1920) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Dramatic Tension No. 1 (1917) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Fighting Tommies (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Flirty-Flirts (1919) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Furioso No. 1 (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP wvicon.gif
pdf15.gif Heavy Misterioso No.1 (1917) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif  Hindoo Hop (1921) S.P. Levy (music)
L. Breau (words)
Piano, Voice IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Hunkatin (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Hurry No.2 (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Indian Misterioso (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Lovelette (1919) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Pathetic Andante No.1 (1917) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Roses That Die Bloom Again (1920), The S.P. Levy (music)
Brett Page (words)
Piano, Orchestra IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Sinister Theme (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif  Sorrow Theme (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif That Naughty Waltz (1920) S.P. Levy (music)
Edwin Stanley (words)
Vivian Holt (perf.)
L. Rosedale (perf.)
Piano, Voice IMSLP wvicon.gif
pdf15.gif Tragic Theme (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Two Characteristic Themes (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Vampire (1917), The S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Weird Oriental Theme (1918) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Why (1919) S.P. Levy (music)
Pauline Pement Levy (words)
Piano, Voice IMSLP Pub.
pdf15.gif Yankee Tars (1919) S.P. Levy (music) Piano IMSLP Pub.
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 36 works by Sol P. Levy (1981-1920). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER pdf15.gif
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
Carpet 1912  wvicon.gif
Rag Carpet 1912
Memories 1914 Brett Page (words)
Harry Irwin (perf.)
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Dramatic Recitative No. 1 1917  wvicon.gif
Dramatic Tension No. 1 1917  Pub.
Heavy Misterioso No.1 1917  wvicon.gif
Pathetic Andante No.1 1917  Pub.
Vampire, The 1917  Pub.
Aces High 1918 as Ed. Roberts  Pub.
Birds and Butterflies 1918  Pub.
Bleeding Hearts 1918  Pub.
Blue Devils 1918  Pub.
Dramatic Agitato No.1 1918 as henry Hough  Pub.
Fighting Tommies 1918 as John Boulton  Pub.
Furioso No. 1 1918  Pub.
Hunkatin 1918  Pub.
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
Hurry No.2 1918  wvicon.gif
Indian Misterioso 1918  wvicon.gif
Military Hurry No. 1 1918
Sinister Theme 1918  Pub.
Sorrow Theme 1918 as Eduardo Roberts  Pub.
Tragic Theme 1918 as Paul Vely  Pub.
Two Characteristic Themes 1918 as Eduard Roberts  Pub.
Weird Oriental Theme 1918  Pub.
Dramatic Conflict 1919  Pub.
Flirty-Flirts 1919  Pub.
Lovelette 1919  Pub.
Why 1919 Pauline Pement Levy (words)  Pub.
Yankee Tars 1919 as John Boulton  Pub.
Cannibal Carnival, A 1920  Pub.
Dramatic Recitative No. 2 1920  Pub.
Roses That Die Bloom Again, The 1920 Brett Page (words)  Pub.
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
That Naughty Waltz 1920 Edwin Stanley (words)
Helen Clark (perf.)
Vivian Holt (perf.)
Joseph A. Phillips (perf.)
Lillian Rosedale (perf.)
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Because You Say Goodby 1921 Edwin Stanley (words)  wvicon.gif
Hindoo Hop 1921 Louis Breau (words)  Pub.
Madriola ? Jos. Samuels (co-author)