Albrecht, Walter Stephan (pseud: Al, Steve) 10.dec.1879-10.aug.1953 Germany, Leipzig - USA NY, New York Manhattan
conductor, studied with Oscar Paul (1836-1898), Salomon Jadassohn, Hans Sitt and Carl Reinecke at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Leipzig, studied with Anton Rubinstein in St Petersburg Russia, conducted opera in Russia, Italy, France and England, before 1916 he resided in Canada, 1916-1918 as conductor residing in Milwaukee Wisconsin, toured the USA as conductor and as accompanist to Pablo de Sarasate and as member in the Udal Quartet, 1929 residing at 2 West 75th Street in New York City, many of his songs were translated into english by Sigmund Spaeth, 1940-1942 as musician with own studio residing at 44 West 76 Street in New York City ; he married Matilda 'Hilda' (Germany 19.feb.1894-oct.1976 Arizona, Mesa), naturalized 16.aug.1954 in New York City where she was still living in 1973

Title	Parts

[] Es ist ja alles da "Wir haben kupferdraht". Couplet fur 1 singstimme mit pianoforte pub Otto Dietrich, Leipzig 1899
[] Mein photograph "Ein photograph ist mein geliebter". Couplet fur 1 singstimme mit pianoforte pub Franz Dietrich, Leipzig 1901
[] Ich bin halt auch kein jungling mehr "Wenn ich im spiegel mich beschaue". Couplet fur 1 singstimme mit pianoforte pub Franz Dietrich, Leipzig 1904
[] Glaube, liebe, hoffnung worte und tonweise von Stephan Albrecht, of Canada, domiciled at Milwaukee, Wisconsin pub Wm. A. Kaun, Milwaukee Wisconsin 7apr1916 copyright Albrecht and Natus, Milwaukee 10apr1916
[] Czar fur eine nacht (Czar for a night). Operette in 3 akten, nach einer aelteren idee worte und musik Max Hanisch und S. Albrecht, of Canada, domiciled at Chicago copyright libretto and music Stephen Albrecht and Max Hanisch, Chicago 21may1925
[] (title unknown but probably Czar fur eine nacht). Comic opera staged in Germany 1926
[] The interview in the harem. Ballet. b1929
[] The four seasons. Comic opera. b1929
[] Beer, the nectar of day. Song (english and german text) unpublished, copyright Stephan Albrecht, New York City 3feb1939
[] Vita. Ballet pantomime unpublished, copyright Stephan Albrecht, New York City 24feb1939
[] In love's sunset gold and rose music Stephan Albrecht, arr. for orchestra Arnold J. Sartorius unpublished, copyright Frank Elijah Dudley, New York City 17jun1939
[] Foster's thoughts words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 3may1940
[] We'll be prepared. March words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 23may1940
[] New Haven, U. S. A. words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 13jun1940
[] Hobolyric words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of S. Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephen Albrecht, New York City 24aug1940
[] Barberian echoes words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of S. Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 23sep1940
[] Hunts Point pastorale. German trombone/trumpet and chorus words Fitz Greene Halleck, words and music Frank Wuttge Jr. unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephen Albrecht, New York City 3dec1940
[] Stars of glory words Joseph Rodman Drake, revision Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 26dec1940
[] Alley catette. Voice and piano words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 17mar1941
[] The All-American. Male choir words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 9apr1941
[] At Central park words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 23jun1941
[] Pointing westward words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephen Albrecht, New York City 29jul1941
[] Watermelon patch words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 30sep1941
[] Alaska now words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Steve Al (pseudonym of Stephan Albrecht) unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 3nov1941
[] Jolly cowboy words and music traditional, arr. Stephan Albrecht, revision Manly Price Boone unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr., Stephan Albrecht and Manly Price Boone, New York City 9jan1942
[] Happy Hottentot. Men's choir music Harry Von Tilzer, arr. Stephan Albrecht unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 16feb1942
[] We're here. Men's choir words Frank Wuttge Jr., music arr. from Auld lang syne Stephan Albrecht unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 16feb1942
[] Anchors aweigh. March. Men's voices revision words Frank Wuttge Jr., music Charles A. Zimmerman, arr. Stephan Albrecht unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 18mar1942
[] Still as the night. Men's voices words Frank Wuttge Jr., music C. Bohm, arr. Stephan Albrecht unpublished, copyright Frank Wuttge Jr. and Stephan Albrecht, New York City 14apr1942
[] Uncle Sam, we're standing by you. March song. Voice and piano words and music E. N. Sanctuary, arr Stephan Albrecht pub Norme Braddock Publishing Co., New York City 1942
[] All American-salute "The march for everybody". Male quartet words and music Frank Wuttge Jr., arr for male choir and for orchestra Stephan Albrecht pub First President Publishing Co., New York City 1944

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