Peurner, Charles (pseud: Armand, Charles) 21.may.1849-28.jul.1905 USA Virginia, Norfolk - Germany, Munchen
pianist, theatre conductor, from an early age studied music in New York, studied music with Franz Liszt, 1880 as musician residing with wife and daughter at the home of his parents-in-law 311 6th Street New York, for several seasons theatre conductor for Kiralfy Bros., 1896-1900 as conductor residing at 231 East 84th Street Manhattan, he made several visits to Germany, vice-president of the Musical Mutual Protection Union, 1902-1903 conductor for Mrs. Fiske at Manhattan Theatre, 1905 residing at 206 East 15th Street, 9.oct.1905 buried in New York Brooklyn ; son of Christofer Puerner (Germany-) and Barbara Roeder (Germany 1818-1.jan.1897 Manhattan) ; 7.oct.1877 in Manhattan he married Emma Wannemacher (Manhattan 13.dec.1859-16.sep.1921 Manhattan) ; of 7 children only 3 daughters survived infancy

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published as Charles Peurner :
[] With life and joy. Galop. Piano. op48 pub Wm. Hall & Son, New York 1871
[] Minnie. Schottisch. Piano. op49 pub White & Goullaud, Boston 1871
[] Heart and hand, trois temps. Piano. op51 pub White & Goullaud, Boston 1871
[] Ada waltz. Piano pub Wm. Hall & Son., New York 1864
[] Captain Jinks of the horse marines. Galop. Piano pub Wm. Hall & Son, New York 1868
[] The Duke's motto waltz, I am here. Piano pub Spear & Dehnhoff, New York 1878
[] Irish patrol. Piano "latest success" pub Carl Fischer, New York 1881
[] Ethiopian serenade. Burlesque for the piano as performed with great success at the principal theatres throughout the country pub Wm. A. Pond & Co., New York 1883
[] On the plantation. Morceaux caracteristique for the piano pub Harry Coleman, Philadelphia 1887
[] The charge of the Light Brigade subject Battle of Balaklava, Ukraine 1854 Dedicated to P. S. Gilmore pub Harry Coleman, Philadelphia 1889
[] Charge of the Light Brigade. pub Harry Coleman, Philadelphia 1889
[] Affaire d'amour. Gavotte elegante. Theatre orchestra arr. Theo M. Tobani pub Carl Fischer, New York 1896
[] Down the Mississippi. Descriptive fantasia. Piano arr. for band L. P. Laurendeau pub Carl Fischer, New York c1898
[] The Duke's Promenade. Piano pub M. Witmark & Sons, New York 1901
[] Mamma's Lovey dear. A dolly lullaby lyric by Chas. H. Brown and Otis F. Wood pub Chas. K. Harris, New York 1905
published under pseudonym Charles Armand :
[] Jovitta. Mexican serenade arr. for band L. P. Laurendeau pub Carl Fischer, New York 1898
[] Antiope. Air de ballet. Theatre orchestra pub Carl Fischer, New York 1898
[] The county fair pub Carl Fischer, New York 1900
[] Four concert numbers for violin and piano pub Carl Fischer, New York 1906	[] 1 - Bluette [] 2 - Bolero [] 3 - Legende [] 4 - Romance
[] Spanish andante arr. for orchestra F. Lange pub Carl Fischer, New York 1916
[] Spanish carnival scenes arr. for orchestra T. Taylor pub Carl Fischer, New York 1916

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