Bauer, Emilie Frances (pseud: Francisco di Nogero) (fem) 5.mar.1865-9.mar.1926 USA Washington, Walla Walla - NY, New York
pianist, music critic, studied music with her father and with Miguel Espinosa in San Francisco, studied at the Conservatoire de Paris, taught piano in Walla Walla and Portland Oregon, critic for the Portland Oregonian, editor for the Musical Courier, 1896 music teacher in Boston, 1900-1926 editor for the Musical Leader, 1902-1903 editor of a women's page in Etude, 1906-1912 critic for the New York Evening Mail, weekly contributor to the San Francisco Chronicle, Portland Oregonian and the Concertgoer ; daughter of musician Jacques Bauer (France, Bischheim 1834-1.aug.1890 Walla Walla) and Julie Heymann (France, Bouxwiller 1843-16.jul.1913 Portland) ; sister of composer Marion Bauer

Title	Parts

[] My love is a muleteer. Song music Francisco di Nogero pub Arthur P. Schmidt, Boston 1917
[] Our flag in France, here's to Old Glory and Vive le Tricolor dedicated to 'our boys' copyright words and music Emilie Frances Bauer 1917
[] All aboard the slumber-boat. Lullaby with piano accompaniment words and music Emilie Frances Bauer pub G. Schirmer, New York 1918
[] Sevilla love song. Song
[] Send me a dream "Intuition" music Marion Bauer, words Emilie Frances Bauer pub Arthur P. Schmidt, Boston 1912
[] Youth comes dancing o'er the meadows. Song with pianoforte accompaniment music Marion Bauer, words Emilie Frances Bauer pub Arthur P. Schmidt, Boston 1914
[] The red man's requiem music Marion Bauer, words Emilie Frances Bauer pub Arthur P. Schmidt, Boston 1912

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