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| [] Am Garda See (On the Lake of Garda). Polka-Caprice. Piano. op19 dedication : To Emilin Henking of Verona pub John Church & Co., Cincinnati 1880 |
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| [] La Nonchalance elegante. Polka-Caprice pour piano. op22 pub Fr. Portius, Leipzig 1881 |
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| [] Faust. Piano music Charles Gounod, arr by Herman Auer pub Root & Sons Co., Chicago 1881 |
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| [] Let us be merry while we may contributed to the Journal of the Jewish Orphan Asylum Fair (? and performed at the Fair) in Cincinnati 25oct1881 |
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| [] Vineta in Newhall's Apollo collection of quartets for male voices pub George D. Newhall & Co., Cincinnati 1883 pub Biglow & Main, Chicago 1883 |
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| [] Apollo was a singer in Newhall's Apollo collection of quartets for male voices pub George D. Newhall & Co., Cincinnati 1883 pub Biglow & Main, Chicago 1883 |
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| [] Newhall's Apollo collection of quartets for male voices compiled, adapted and edited by Herman Auer pub George D. Newhall & Co., Cincinnati 1883 & 1886 pub Biglow & Main, Chicago 1883 |
As a free-born eagle Vineta / Herman Auer Rosebud and birdie sweet Rifleman's love / Renner Tailor courage / H. Behling Serenade Santa Lucia Thou art my dream / E. Kollner The wayside well / R. Lyon How dear to me / C. E. Hey Forsaken am I / Thos. Koschat Requiem / arr. from F. Schubert Wandering / Wilhelm Speidel The bard's battle-cry Toast Serenade / arr. from C. M. von Weber A soldier am I / Heinrich Marschner The lover's caution / T. Koschat Peace of mind / Steinacker The warrior's farewell / Johann Kinkel The chase / Ch. Gounod Prayer from Freischuetz / arr. from C. M. von Weber When softly the moonbeams The tailors' fair Lacrymosa / arr. from Mozart's Requiem I hail thee, gentle flower / I. Barnby Superstition / Thomas Koschat The nightingale Morning song / C. Attenhofer Blue bells of Scotland Hearty old oak/ R. Lyon Happy spring-time/ R. Lyon She sleeps, my lady sleeps / R. Lyon Choral and hymn / George Joseph Vogler The linden tree / Franz Schubert Vermeland Ecce quam bonum. True love / Carl Goetze Come back to me / R. Lyon Hope / R. Lyon Summer tide / R. Lyon What ails thee, my dearest / Thomas Koschat Night song / Carl Rheinecke Mazur Great Orpheus was a fiddler / A. C. Mackenzie Lift thine eyes / Mendelssohn Fiery blood Toast City boy and alpine lass! / Thos. Koschat Weel I mind the days Hark! the merry drum / Krugh Auf Wiedersehn / Ludwig Liebe May I love the girls The merry June bug / C. Isenmann The evening bell / Renner America / H. Carey Dirge / Graun My winsome lassie! Song of praise / L. v. Beethoven Parting / Fred. Moehring Vale carissima / Thomass Toast / Abt Waltz / Carl Zoellner Mary of Argyle Oft in the stilly night Barley bright / R. Lyon O love divine / Mendelssohn My home, my beautiful home / V. E. Becker Apollo was a singer / Herman Auer |
| [] On lofty heights. Piano pub Root & Sons Co., Chicago 1885 |
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| [] Rushing, gushing rivulet pub Root & Sons Co., Chicago 1885 |
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| [] Ekkehard. Oratorio. 1884-1888 (140 pages, taking over an hour to perform) selected out of 47 competitors to be performed by a choir of four hundred with the 80-member Theodore Thomas Orchestra at the 12th annual meeting of the Music Teachers National Association in Chicago 3-6 July 1888 |
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| [] Day of Resurrection. Introit to the Holy Communion pub Oliver Ditson, Boston performed at St. Paul's Cathedral in Buffalo NY, Easter 18apr1897 |
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| [] The invincible opera folio, for four hands. The gems from standard and favorite operas arranged for two players. Piano 4 hands arranged by Herman Auer pub John Church Co., Cincinnati 1904 |
Lohengrin / Wagner William Tell / Rossini Faust / Gounod Der Freischutz / Weber Masaniella / Auber Rigoletto / Verdi Sonnambula / Bellini Stradella / Flotow Martha / Flotow Belisario / Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor / Donizetti |
| [] Christ hath risen pub Oliver Ditson, Boston |
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| [] Lift your glad voices pub Oliver Ditson, Boston |