| Title | Parts |
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| [] The Resurrection. Cantata for Easter. op7 pub O. Ditson, Boston 1900 |
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| [] The manger throne. Christmas cantata. op9 pub O. Ditson, Boston 1903 |
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| [] The duke's double. Comic opera, not staged | |
| [] Easy Piano Pieces music Robert E. Austin pub O. Ditson, Boston 1903-1904 |
[] 1 - Hail to the flag [] 2 - Off for the hunt [] 3 - On tip-toe [] 4 - Soldier's song [] 5 - Summer noon [] 6 - Where violets grow [] 7 - Young volunteer's march |
| [] La sorella, known also as La mattichiche and Polo, the celebrated march on Spanish themes. Piano music Charles Borel-Clerc, edited by Robert E. Austin pub O. Ditson, Boston 1906 |
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| [] Barcarolle, from The tales of Hoffmann (Les contes d'Hoffmann) music Jacques Offenbach, transcribed for piano Robert Austin pub Oliver Ditson, Boston and Charles H. Ditson & Co., New York 1908 |
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| [] Twenty popular anthems, for general use. Solo voices, SATB chorus and accompaniment, principally organ compiled by Robert E. Austin pub Oliver Ditson, Boston 1910 |
[] 1 - O come to my heart, Lord Jesus [] 2 - Now the day is over [] 3 - Saviour, like a shepherd lead us [] 4 - I've found a friend [] 5 - Take me, o my father, take me [] 6 - O that I had wings [] 7 - He was despised [] 8 - Forward [] 9 - Draw me to thee [] 10 - Some blessed day [] 11 - Rejoice, the Lord is King [] 12 - Jesus, meek and gentle [] 13 - Hear our prayer [] 14 - How firm a foundation [] 15 - Ten thousand time ten thousand [] 16 - King Arthur. There is a land beyond the setting sun [] 17 - Nearer, my God, to Thee [] 18 - I will magnify Thee, o God [] 19 - Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace [] 20 - With Thee, o Master |
| [] Holy art thou, largo from Xerxes. Anthem for women's voices and organ music George Frideric Handel, arr by Robert E. Austin pub Oliver Ditson, Philadelphia 1918 |
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| [] The breaking waves dashed high (The Pilgrim fathers). Song for voice and piano music Miss. Browne, words Mrs. Felicia Hemans, harmonized for brass band by Robert E. Austin pub Oliver Ditson, Boston 1921 |
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| [] Adeste fideles (O come, all ye faithful) J. Reading, arranged for piano in the very simplest manner by Robert E. Austin pub O. Ditson, Boston / Bryn Mawr, Pa. / T. Presser, Philadelphia 1927 |
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| [] Au couvent (At the convent). Piano music Aleksandr Borodin, edited by Robert E. Austin pub O. Ditson, Boston 1927 |