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| works published under his real name Anthony Lowry | |
| [] The Swan. Song words A. Fenwick pub J. Curwen & Sons, London 1921 |
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| [] My old Dutch. Waltz medley on My old Dutch (Chevalier medley). Piano founded on Albert Chevalier's famous songs, arranged by Anthony Lowry pub Reynolds & Co., London 1927 performed and recorded by Percival Mackey and his band. Columbia Records 9130 |
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| [] Elysee. Valse. Alto saxophone and piano saxophone solos by Christopher Bishop, with pianoforte accompaniment by Anthony Lowry pub Hawkes & Son, London 1929 |
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| works published under his real name Tony Lowry (excluding the numerous transcriptions) | |
| [] Willow pattern. Piano or light orchestra pub Peter Maurice Music Co., London 1936 |
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| [] Snow fairies. Intermezzo. Piano pub Dix, London 1936 |
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| [] Japanese lanterns. Intermezzo for the piano pub British Standard Music Co., London 1936 |
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| [] Running commentary. 2 Pianos pub Dix, London 1939 |
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| [] Barracuda march. Piano music Clive Richardson and Tony Lowry pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1944 |
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| [] Cockney capers. Piano, arr 2 pianos music Peter Crantock, arranged for two pianos by Clive Richardson and Tony Lowry pub Dix, London 1944 |
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| [] Samover. Russian march. Piano music Clive Richardson and Tony Lowry, arr for light orchestra Ronald Hanmer and Walker R. Collins pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1944 |
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| [] Tom marches on "the ITMA radio show march". Piano music Clive Richardson and Tony Lowry, arr for light orchestra Ronald Hanmer and Arthur Wood pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1944 |
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| [] Doreen. Theme music from the film Secret tent. Piano signature tune for Doreen Chadwick, Granada Theatre organist pub Dix, London 1945 |
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| [] Margaret. Piano pub Dix, London 1945 |
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| [] Valse d'amour. Piano pub Chappell, London 1947 |
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| [] Memories from Grand Hotel. Piano arranged for the piano by Tony Lowry pub Dix, London 1949 |
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| [] Ten tunes for tiny tots, for the piano forte pub Dix, London 1951 |
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| [] The last of the dandies (Beau Nash). Piano pub Dix, London 1951 |
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| [] Seascape. Piano pub Chappell, London 1952 adopted as the title music for the BBC program "The Windjammers" in an arrangement by Robert Farnon |
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| [] Vista. Piece pour orchestre, partie de violon pub Francis Day, Paris 1953 |
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| [] Pixie polka. Piano pub Dix, London 1953 |
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| [] Lovers' lane. Piano music Tony Lowry and Harry Davidson pub Fred Benson, London 1954 |
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| [] Kristina. Piano music Tony Lowry and Harry Davidson pub Fred Benson, London 1954 |
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| [] Maureen. Piano pub Fred Benson, London 1954 |
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| [] Wot cher! Piano pub Fred Benson, London 1954 |
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| [] Landscape. Piano pub Lawrence Wright Music Co., London 1955 |
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| [] Take it easy. Piano pub Fred Benson, London 1955 |
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| [] Soft shoes. Piano pub Dix, London 1956 |
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| [] Off duty. Piano pub Fred Benson, London 1956 |
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| [] Alpine flowers. Piano pub Mills Music, London 1960 |
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| [] Cor love a duck. Piano pub Inter-Art Co., London 1961 |
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| [] Hippodrome memories | |
| [] Lights o'London | [] 1 - Dawn, Kew Gardens [] 2 - Noon, Oxford Street and Hyde Park [] 3 - Dusk, Limehouse [] 4 - Midnight, Piccadilly |
| works published under the pseudonym Lewis Anthony | |
| [] Once upon a time. Childrens play. St Martin's Theatre, London 22feb1919 libretto Laura Wilding, Arthur Leftwich |
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| [] The shadow-stealer man. Song. Voice and piano words C. Archer Leftwich, music Lewis Anthony and Adolf Lotter pub Manton Lewis Music Publishing Co., London 1919 |
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| [] Zwadir. Valse orientale. Piano pub Manton-Lewis Music Publishing Co., London 1920 |
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| [] The goo-gah. Fox-trot, from the play Once upon a time. Piano pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1920 |
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| [] Sioux (see-oo!). Fox-trot. Piano by Lewis Anthony and Kay Montague pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1921 |
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| [] The oojiboo. One-step. Piano by Lewis Anthony and Kay Montague pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1921 |
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| [] The flame fairy. Piano pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1921 |
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| [] Suite brevette. Four dainty dances for piano pub W. Paxton & Co., London 9jun1921 copyright renewal Tony Lowry 20jul1948 |
[] 1 - Valsette [] 2 - Minuette [] 3 - Dansette [] 4 - Fleurette |
| [] In Arcady. Four visions of phantasy-land for piano pub W. Paxton & Co., London 3aug1922 |
[] 1 - Pan's ball to the flowers [] 2 - Spirirt of the silent pool [] 3 - Moonbeams [] 4 - Hail King Puck |
| [] Paxton's Cinemusic No.4 pub W. Paxton & Co., London c1928 |
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| works published under the pseudonym John Belton | |
| [] Ye merrie blacksmith, for orchestra or xylophone solo pub J. Liber, London 1933 |
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| [] Dance of the seven sausages. Piano music John Belton, orchestrated by Percival Mackey pub Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, London 1937 |
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| [] Down the mall. Piano pub Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, London 1937 |
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| [] All set. Piano pub Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, London 1938 |
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| [] Garrison Theatre. March. Piano pub Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, London 1940 |
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| [] Victory march. 1941 | |
| [] Wings of freedom. March. Piano pub Radio Music Pub. Co., London 1941 |
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| [] Action stations! March. Piano pub Radio Music Pub. Co., London 1941 |
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| [] Time marches on. Piano pub Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, London 1946 |
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| [] Drauf und dran. Marsch music John Belton, arr for orchestra W. L. Williamson pub Francis, Day & Hunter, Berlin 1951 |
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| works published under the pseudonym Peter Crantock | |
| [] Cockney capers. Jollity barn dance. Piano pub Dix Ltd., London 1941 featured, recorded & broadcast by Harry Davidson and his orchestra in "Those were the days" |
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| [] The copper's hop. Piano pub Dix, London 1941 |
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| [] Needle in the haystack. Piano pub Dix, London 1941 |
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| [] Nocturne in the Old Kent Road. Piano pub Dix, London 1948 |
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| [] The sailor's hop. Piano pub Fred Benson, London 1954 |
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| works published under the pseudonym Frank Howard | |
| [] The more you laugh the less you cry. 1931 | |
| [] Fiddler's fancy. Piano music Frank Howard, orchestrated by Leslie Bridgwater pub W. Paxton & Co., London 1938 one of a collection of pieces, encompassing mostly well known classics in arrangements for light orchestra/dance band, from the music collection used by radio station 3DB, Melbourne ca.1940-1960 |