Lehmann, Amelia Chambers (Mrs. Rudolf Lehmann) (pseud: A. L.) 3.feb.1838-1.apr.1903 Scotland, Edinburgh - England, London Westminster
amateur composer, she published all her music under the pseudonym A. L., 1871-1881 residing with husband, 4 daughters and 5 servants (housekeeper, governess, cook, nurse, housemaid) at 1 South Villas in London Kensington, at time of death residing at 28 Abercorn Place St Johns Wood London ; daughter of gentleman Robert Chambers and Anne Kirkwood ; 15.aug.1861 at St Mark in St Johns Wood she married artist painter sculptor William August Rudolf Lehmann Esq. (Germany, Hamburg Ottensen 19.aug.1819-27.oct.1905 Hertfordshire, Bushey) ; daughter composer Liza Lehmann

Title Parts


[] Come sweet morning (Viens aurore). Song
words in old french and english
english translation by Robert H. Elkin
pub Enoch & Sons, London 1896

[] Celia (Avis a la bergere). Song
words in old french
english translation by Robert H. Elkin
pub Enoch & Sons, London 1897

[] La charmante Marguerite, old French song
as sung by Miss Liza Lehmann at the Monday popular concerts
pub Metzler & Co., London 1889

[] Ellen Bawn. Song
words James Mangan
pub Chappell & Co., London 1898

[] En Septembre (In September). Song
french words Paul Bourget, english words Robert H. Elkin
pub Chappell & Co., London 1900

[] Fair maiden (Ma mie). Song
founded on an old french melody
english words Robert H. Elkin
pub J. Williams, London 1898

[] Griselidis (Belle Griselidis). Song
old french melody, english words Robert H. Elkin
pub Enoch & Sons, London 1898

[] In Cupid's garden. Song
words Robert H. Elkin
pub J. Williams, London 1900

[] Ninety years ago "When grandfather danced with grandmother". Song
words F. E. Weatherly
pub Boosey & Co., London 1894

[] The birks of Endermay. A pastoral
words David Mallett
pub Chappell & Co., London 1898

[] Silent love (Stille liebe). Song
german words Robert Pruntz
music Mrs. Rudolph Lehmann
pub Chappell & Co., London 1900

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