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[] Angelica. Schottisch pour piano pub A. I. Kelmer, Paris 1870 |
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[] Home, sweet home with variations. Piano performed by Santiago Arrillaga at the Musical Soiree, given by Prof. and Mrs. D. C. Stone at their residence, 1814 Geary Street, San Francisco 4feb1876 |
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[] Rizos de oro (Golden locks). Spanish dance. Piano dedication: For the album of my pupil, Miss Ernestine Schamel pub M. Gray, San Francisco 1880 |
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[] Misa Mi bemol de Hilarion Eslaba. 4vv and organ music Hilarion Eslava for 4vv choir and orchestra performed at the inauguration of the Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe church, San Francisco 21mar1880 |
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[] Un beso (A kiss). Mazurka. Piano pub M. Gray, San Francisco 1883 pub Leo Feist, New York 7may1906 |
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[] O Salutaris. Voice and piano or organ with violin obbligato dedicated to Mrs. Leonora Vignier pub A. Waldteufel, San Francisco 1884 |
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[] Ave Maria. Tenor and organ dedication: To the memory of Dona Ignacia de Laveaga, who piously erected the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes in the Church of Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, San Francisco pub Pacific Music Co., San Francisco ; Oliver Ditson Co., Boston ; W. A. Pond & Co., New York ; Lyon & Healy, Chicago 1890 |
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[] Nere mendi maiteak. Zortziko. 1912 | |
[] Two Spanish characteristic pieces. Piano pub Santiago Arrillaga, San Francisco, trade supplied by Clay Sherman 9dec1912 |
[] 1 - Nere mendi maiteac (Dear mountains of my province). Zortzico (Basque) [] 2 - Graziela. Habanera |
[] Malaguena (Andalucia). Spanish dance. Piano music Santiago Arrillaga, edited by V. de Arrillaga (Arrillaga Musical College) pub Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco 12nov1926 |
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[] Trip to Spain. Piano and orchestra | |
[] Jota and danza habanera. Piano | |
[] Graziella. Habanera. Piano dedication: daughter Graziella (San Francisco 1891-) |
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[] O sacrum convivium. Motet 4vv | |
[] Un paseo por Espana. Piano and orchestra | [] 1 - Introduccion [] 2 - Zortzico (Provincias Vascongadas) [] 3 - Malaguena (Andalucia) [] 4 - Marcha real [] 5 - Himno de Riego "Viva la libertad" [] 6 - Muneira (Galicia) [] 7 - Sardana (Cataluna) [] 8 - Habanera (Cuba) [] 9 - Jota (Aragon) |