Aronson, Rudolph 8.apr.1856-4.feb.1919 USA NY, New York - New York
pianist, theatre manager, studied music in Berlin and Paris, on his return to New York he organized and produced light and popular concerts, for many years manager of the Bijou theater of New York City, he was the projector and builder of the Metropolitan Concert Hall and the Casino with the first roof garden in America, 1.oct.1891 he gave the first New York performance of Cavalleria Rusticana at the Casino, 1900 still single residing at the home of his 86 year old widowed father together with 3 also still single sisters and a servant, all living on his income, 1913 he published his 'Theatrical and Musical Memoirs', his younger brother Edward was his music publisher

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[] Marche triomphale. Piano. op19 respectfully dedicated to The National Guard S.N.Y. as played by Godfrey's, Saro's & Sellenick's Foreign Bands, also by Gilmore's, Grafulla's & Downings American Bands pub Edward Aronson, 41 Union Sq., New York 1878
[] Martha Washington waltzes. Piano pub J. E. Ditson & Co., Philadelphia 1876
[] Lafayette march. Piano dedication: Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier marquis de Lafayette composed expressly for the Paris Exposition 1878 and dedicated to the French nation pub Edward Aronson & Co., New York 1878
[] Sweet sixteen. Waltz. Piano his most famous composition pub Carl Fischer, New York 1880
[] Debutante waltz. Piano pub Edward Aronson & Co., New York 1886
[] National guard march. Piano pub Wm. A. Pond & Co., New York 1890
[] The rainmaker of Syria. Comic opera. New York 1893 libretto Sidney Rosenfeld
[] For love or war. March and two-step. Piano pub M. Witmark & Sons, New York 1896
[] Prince and Princess. Gavotte Imperiale. Piano pub M. Witmark & Sons, New York 1898
[] The nation's tribute to Dewey. March. Piano pub A. W. Tams, New York 1899
[] Sister Mary. Waltzes. Piano pub A. W. Tams, New York 1899
[] Strauss greeting. Waltz. Piano pub J. W. Stern & Co., New York 1900
[] Our president. March and two-step. Piano dedication: Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) pub Chas. K. Harris, New York 1904

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