Adler, Simon (Shimon) 28.may.1854-13.jul.1902 Russia, Chersau (now Crimea, Kerch) - ?Russia, Rostov-on-Don
jewish pianist, songwriter, he may have studied music or lived in Austria, 12.jun/25.jun.1887 from St Petersburg port of Hamburg on the Rugia he emigrated with wife and daughter to the USA settling in New York City, 1889-1894 musician and music teacher with studio at 244 East Broadway with Isadore Obstbaum at Henry Street as his agent, 16.feb.1892 as music teacher residing alone at his home or studio in Brooklyn, 25.oct.1892 naturalized American, 1900 as composer and teacher of music in New York residing at 89 East 111th Street, 26.jul.1900 he applied for a passport to visit Europe for 2 years, December 1900 he had become ill and was living with his brother in Rostov-on-Don ; possibly from a first marriage he had a daughter Lydia 'Lily' 'Lillie' (Russia 10.jun.1877-25.jan.1962 Manhattan) ; before 1887 in Russia he married Alexandra Susana 'Sasha' (Russia, Kiev 10.jul.1863-) ; 13.nov.1900 she left New York to live with Lily at the home of Lily's father-in-law Woolf Meczyk in London, when Lily returned to the USA in 1907, Susana remained with Woolf until at least 22.oct.1914 when they settled in New York City)

[the composer is not as some sources state lawyer/judge Simon Louis Adler (NY, Seneca Falls 30.aug.1867-23.may.1934 NY, Rochester)]

Title	Parts

[] Coll nidrey (Kol nidrei). Voice and piano words rabbi J'Hudo Halewi from Prague, Bohemia copyright Simon Adler 1889 pub Theodore Lohr Co., New York 1889 version for piano solo pub Theodore Lohr Co., New York and Jacob Brothers, Brooklyn 2jan1899
[] Waves of the Danube. Piano arr of Waves of the Danube for band by Ivan Ivanovici pub Theodore Lohr Co., New York 1896 the very first publication of "Waves of the Danube" in the USA
[] Adieux. Polka mazurka. Piano pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Hebrew national wedding dance, or Waves of the Danube. Piano pub Theodore Lohr Co., New York 1896 this piano version by Simon Adler was released on Wurlitzer roll WAPP 2094
[] Bride and bridegroom dance pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] The Ceremony pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] At the Ceremony pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] The chossed round dance pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Dobridin dance pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Min hametzar pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Ledawid baruch pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Hebraische melodie pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Polonaise pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1896
[] Sulamita. Piano from the opera Sulamita by Abraham Goldfaden, arranged for the piano by Simon Adler pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1897
[] Die reine liebe oder Gotenyn beweis dein ness. Voice and piano from the opera Bar Kochba by Abraham Goldfaden pub and copyright Theodor Lohr, New York 31dec1898 ms Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munchen Germany
[] Klog fon Zion's techter (Lament of Zion's daughters) arrangement from the opera Bar Kochba by Abraham Goldfaden dedicated to Edouard Kirbis pub and copyright Theodor Lohr, New York 31dec1898 ms Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munchen Germany
[] Roumanian dance. Polka mazurka. Piano pub Theodore Lohr, New York 1902
[] Life in Moscow. Quadrille, descriptive dance. Piano pub and copyright Theodor Lohr, New York 19nov1903
[] The sufferers. Descriptive melody elegy music for a protest march held 4 Dec 1905, and for fundraising meetings held to aid victims of the pogroms in Russia by Simon Adler, revised for piano by Conrad Centner pub Theodore Lohr, New York 10feb1906
[] Hebrew national wedding waltz or Waves of the Danube by Simon Adler, arranged for violin by Abraham Hellman pub Theodore Lohr, New York 8jun1907
[] The sufferers. Descriptive melody by Simon Adler, arranged for violin by Abraham Hellman pub Theodore Lohr, New York 8jun1907

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