| Title | Parts |
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| [] Neun leichte melodische tonstucke. Organ or harmonium. op2 pub Johann Andre, Offenbach am Main 1892 pub Alphonse Mustel pere et fils, Paris [the late year of publication could be explained as if his family published his works after his death] |
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| [] Dreizehn leichte melodische tonstucke. Organ or harmonium. op3 pub Johann Andre, Offenbach am Main 1893 pub Alphonse Mustel pere et fils, Paris |
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| [] Fugue in c. Organ in Album zu J. G. Topfer's Amts-Jubelfeier. Kuhn, Weimar 1867 |
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| [] 17 Chorale. TTBB Choir pub Alois Maier, Fulda |
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| [] 48 Chorale. SATB Choir pub Alois Maier, Fulda |
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| the following compositions may have been brought to the USA by his family who emigrated from Herrenbreitungen to
Wisconsin or they are all from his opus 2 or 3 and brought to the USA by Lorenz & Co., Dayton Ohio |
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| [] Preludium. Organ composer name given as Wilhelm Anacker published in The Organist Vol.3 No.3, Lorenz & Co., Dayton Ohio July 1899 |
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| [] Voluntary. Organ composer name given as Wilhelm Anacker published in The Organist Vol.3 No.3, Lorenz & Co., Dayton Ohio July 1899 |
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| [] Prelude-Voluntary in C. Organ composer name given as W. Anacker performed by Mrs. Nellie Niswenger at the First United Brethren Church, Portsmouth Ohio 20mar1927 |
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| [] Offertory. Organ composer name given as William Anacker performed at the Easter Celebration at the First Baptist Church, Syracuse NY 12apr1936 composer name given as Wilhelm Anacker performed at the Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg Pennsylvania 19oct1941 |
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| [] Postlude. Organ music Wilhelm Anacker pub Frog Music Press, Englewood Tennessee (Playing the Roland Church Organ) |