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Publisher Info.
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United States Phonograph Co., n.d.(ca.1893). Digital transfer - Santa Barbara: University of California, Santa Barbara Library
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Performers
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George J. Gaskin (1863-1920)
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Copyright
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Misc. Notes
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The famous chorus starts at about 1:56.
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Sheet Music
Arrangements and Transcriptions
For Theatre Orchestra (Omelczuk)
Arranger
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Alexander Omelczuk (ca.1892-1957)
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Publisher. Info.
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Philadelphia: Jos. Krygier, 1925.
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Misc. Notes
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Polish title: Do Wuja Starca Walc Cleaned and retouched. Copyright/Publication Date is not a proper stamp, looks to me like its a bogus claim, probably free then in the USA.
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For Military Band (Short)
Arranger
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Thomas Vowler Short (1856-1931)
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Publisher. Info.
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New York: Pilling, 1893.
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For Voice and Piano (Clauder)
Arranger
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Joseph Clauder (1853-1913)
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Publisher. Info.
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Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1892. Charles K. Harris listed as copyright claimant on first page
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PDF scanned by In Harmony
Choul (2011/6/4)
PDF scanned by In Harmony
Choul (2011/6/4)
Arranger
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Joseph Clauder (1853-1913) not credited
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Publisher. Info.
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New York: Chas. K. Harris, 1892. Reissue - after 1919.
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Copyright
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Misc. Notes
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Cleaned 600 dpi B/W Score.
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Arranger
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Joseph Clauder (1853-1913)
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Publisher. Info.
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Chicago: Charles K. Harris, 1892.
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Copyright
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Misc. Notes
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This file is part of the Submission Project.
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For Bassoon and Piano (Bolek)
Arranger
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Jan Bolek
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Publisher. Info.
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Jan Bolek, 2019.
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For Piano (Necke)
Arranger
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Hermann Necke (1850-1912)
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Publisher. Info.
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Ballabend Band XIII (13) (No.8) Leipzig: Carl Rühle's Musikverlag, n.d. Plate C. 4447. R.
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Misc. Notes
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Resized to fit on A4. 600 dpi cleaned B/W score. No frontcover available at the moment because of papersize/scanner combination.
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For Piano
Arranger
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Unknown
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Editor
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Camillo Morena (1867-1940)
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Publisher. Info.
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Berlin: Globus Verlag, n.d. Plate 2.
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Copyright
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Misc. Notes
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from: Globus Sammlung Bd. 1, Tanz-Album I., durchgesehen und zusammengestellt von Camillo Morena, with intro.
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General Information
Work Title
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After the Ball
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Alternative. Title
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Nach dem Ball
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Composer
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Harris, Charles Kassell
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I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.
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ICH 1
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Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp.
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1892? - see talk page
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First Publication.
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1892 - Milwaukee: Charles K. Harris & Co., 8 (4 music) pages
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Librettist
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Composer
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Language
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English
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Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
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Romantic
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Piece Style
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Romantic
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Instrumentation
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voice, piano
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Extra Information
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Harris may have composed only the melody, engaging Clauder to create the piano accompaniment. See the talk page for a more detailed discusison.
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Navigation etc.
One of the most popular and financially-successful songs ever published. It was was the first music sheet that sold one million copies. Some commentators claim that its success started the commercial exploitation of popular music, and thus the music industry itself. Thus it was used as the title of a history of popular music by Whitcomb (1972, 2nd ed 1994).
The song was used by Kern and Hammerstein in their musical, Show Boat (1927).
(4 minutes 54 in the eponymous recording ("After the Ball plus highlights from 'Vaudeville'") made by Joan Morris and William Bolcom for Nonesuch Records and first released on a 1974 LP.)
Published by Schott in 1917 or 1918 in a violin/piano arrangement, "Nach dem Ball: Blumenwalzer für Violine mit Pianoforte", rev. by Hugo Hartmann (see Monatsbericht (1918), p.4).