Sheet Music
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# 29593
VON TILZER, Albert (music); BROWN, Lew (words)
[SHEET MUSIC] Oh gee! Say gee! You ought to see my gee gee from the Fiji isle! : song fox-trot
/ written by Lew Brown ; composed by Albert Von Tilzer. Cover: Sung by Leyland Hodgson in Harry G. Musgrove’s Tivoli show, ‘All the winners’. Sydney : J. Albert & Son, [1920]. Folio (340 mm), disbound, illustrated wrappers with idealised depiction of an exotic dancer from the South Seas and vignette illustration of Leyland Hodgson; 5 pp, …
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# 30084
SCHUSTER, Ira (music); WEST, Eugene (words)
[SHEET MUSIC] Hi Lee, Hi Lo : chop suey a la fox-ee trot-ee
/ Sung by Hector St. Clair. J. C. Williamson’s Christmas Pantomime “Aladdin”. Presenting Ada Reeve. Produced by George Shurley. Musical director Cass Downing. Melbourne : Allan & Co. [c.1923]. Large quarto (310 x 240 mm), pictorial wrappers (wet stamp of Melbourne music seller Marston’s), 5 pages of music notation, including music for Saw Mill River Road …
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# 29591
SCOTT, Maurice (music); WOOD, Frank (words)
[SHEET MUSIC] Archie P. C.
/ written by Frank Wood. Composed by Maurice Scott. Cover: Sung by Ella Shields on the Harry G. Musgrove Tivoli Theatre Circuit. Melbourne : Chappell & Co., 1920. Folio (340 mm), disbound, illustrated wrappers with vignette illustration of Ella Shields in policeman’s uniform, wet stamp of Mebourne music seller; [2] pp, music notation (arrangement for voice and …
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# 29218
DILLON BROS. (Laurence M. & William A. DILLON)
[SHEET MUSIC] Every little bit added to what you’ve got makes just a little bit more
/ words and music by (William A.) Dillon Bros. (Laurence M.). Cover: Introduced & sung by Jen Latona of Frank & Jen Latona. Sydney : Albert & Son, [circa 1907]. Series: Albert’s Sixpenny Pops, 181. Folio, illustrated wrappers with original owner’s signature ‘R[oland] Thomas’ and wet stamp of Mebourne music seller Dinsdale; 5 pp, music …
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# 28569
ALBERT, Charles d' (1809-1886) (composer)
[SHEET MUSIC] Little Bo-Peep quadrilles, founded on popular nursery rhymes.
At head of title: D’Albert’s celebrated. Sydney : Published by Woolcott and Clarke, Music Sellers, Print Sellers, etc., George Street, [between 1859 and 1865?]. Folio, publisher’s decorative wrappers lithographed by F. Cunninghame, 7 pp of music notation (arrangement for piano); lower wrapper with full-page advertisement for Woolcott & Clarke’s sheet music with hundreds of titles; …
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# 28481
MASSINA, A.H.
Up-to-date song book : number 8
Melbourne : A.H. Massina & Co., [August, 1901]. Duodecimo (165 x 105 mm), original illustrated wrappers featuring a caricature of a minstrel in blackface (scattered foxing along spine), staple bound, 48 pp (all lyrics to popular songs – no music notation); clean throughout, a very good copy. One of a series of popular song booklets …
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# 28210
STEELE, J. A. (James A.)
[SHEET MUSIC] Leaves from an Austral garden
: for piano / by J. A. Steele. Melbourne ; Adelaide ; Bendigo : Allan & Co. Pty. Ltd., 1946. “Imperial edition, no. 594”. Folio (305 x 240 mm), pictorial covers (a couple of spots of silverfishing), 11 pp music notation; very pale damp stain at top corners, else contents very clean, a good copy. …
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# 28296
SINGER Dolph; DREYER, Dave; STEIGER, Jimmy
[SHEET MUSIC] Two little, true little, blue little eyes!
Cover: By Dolph Singer, Dave Dreyer & Jimmy Steiger … Sung by Floie Allan in the J. C. Williamson Ltd., Musical Comedy Success “Castles in the Air” produced by Frederick J. Blackman … With Bishaw Tozer ukulele arrangement”. Sydney : J. Albert & Son, [1927]. Folio (315 x 240 mm), pictorial wrappers featuring a Clara Bow-type …
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# 27356
BECHTER, Karl
[SHEET MUSIC] Jolly darkies : piano duet
Melbourne : Allan & Co. Pty. Ltd., [1915?]. Publisher’s number ‘B.837’. Folio, illustrated wrappers depicting a scene of African-American plantation workers dancing, clapping, singing and playing the banjo (upper wrapper with wet stamp of Ballarat music seller Suttons and early ownership signature, lower wrapper with later owner’s name), 5 pp, music notation; short paper splits …
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# 27513
ADELAIDE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY; MARSHALL, Samuel (publisher)
Adelaide Philharmonic Society’s Concert. Thursday, June 26, 1873. Haydn’s oratorio, “The Creation”, part 1. Mendelssohn’s oratorio, “Elijah”, part 1.
Adelaide : Published by S. Marshall, Music Seller, &c., Rundle St., … Printed by Webb, Vardon, & Pritchard, King Wm. St., 1873. Octavo (215 x 135 mm), original printed yellow wrappers (light staining, bottom corners dog-eared), stitched; 10 pp; contains the libretto for each work; lower wrapper with illustrated advertisement for S. Marshall; a good …
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# 27509
BOOTHBY, Guy (1867-1905); SHARP, Cecil (1859-1924); [GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ADELAIDE]
The lyric of “Dimple’s lovers” : an original operetta in one act / by Guy Boothby and Cecil Sharp.
At head of title: Government House, Adelaide. Adelaide : Government House, 1890. Octavo (205 x 130 mm), original printed buff wrappers (top corner a little dog-eared), stapled; 10 pp; a very good copy; loosely enclosed – presumably as issued – is the souvenir of the concert given at Government House, Adelaide on 12 August 1890 …
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# 27507
ROOT, G. F. (1820-1895) {GROTE STREET MODEL SCHOOL, ADELAIDE]
The Flower Queen : a tonic sol-fa cantata by G. F. Root, Esq. : Given in aid of the Blind and Deaf and Dumb Asylum, by Alexander Clarke, Esq., and the children of the Grote Street Model School.
[Cover title]. Adelaide : Printed at The Advertiser and Chronicle Offices, 1880. Duodecimo (155 x 100 mm), original printed green wrappers, stitched, pp 16; contains the complete libretto for this work, including printed synopsis and “Personifications” (list of characters) on inside upper wrapper; two marginal annotations in pencil noting the surnames of soloists; a fine …
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# 27515
ADELAIDE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
Adelaide Philharmonic Society’s Concert. Thursday, December 24, 1871. Handel’s “Messiah”.
Adelaide : Printed at The Advertiser and Chronicle Offices, 1871. Octavo (212 x 135 mm), original printed blue wrappers, stitched; 11 pp; contains the libretto for Handel’s Messiah; lower wrapper light creasing, else a fine copy. Rare. Trove locates no copies.
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# 27514
ADELAIDE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY; MARSHALL, Samuel (publisher)
Adelaide Philharmonic Society’s Concert. Thursday, March 20, 1873. Handel’s ode, “Alexander’s Feast”.
Adelaide : Published by S. Marshall, Music Seller, &c., Rundle St., … Printed at The Advertiser Office, King Wm. St., 1873. Octavo (208 x 133 mm), original printed pink wrappers, stitched; 8 pp; contains the complete libretto for George Frideric Handel’s Alexander’s Feast; lower wrapper with advertisement for S. Marshall; a very good copy. Rare. …
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# 27508
LECOCQ, Charles (1832-1918); [THEATRE ROYAL, ADELAIDE]
Lecocq’s opera bouffe in 3 acts of “La Fille de Madame Angot”, as performed by The Soldene Opera Company, under the management of Mr. C. A. Chizzola.
At head of title: The opera libretto. Adelaide : Printed at The Advertiser Office, King Wm. Street, 1878. Small octavo (175 x 120 mm), original printed green wrappers, stitched, pp 40; contains the complete libretto for this work; a fine copy. Rare programme produced for the series of concerts given at Adelaide’s Theatre Royal in …
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# 27506
BIRCH, W. H. (1826-1888); ADELAIDE AMATEUR MUSICAL UNION.
Adelaide Amateur Musical Union. President: His Excellency the Governor. Libretto. The Merrie men of Sherwood Forest; or, Forest days in the olden time. A pastoral cantata.
[Cover title]. Adelaide: J. Williams, printer, 54 King William Street, [1874]. Small octavo (180 x 115 mm), original printed brown wrappers, stitched, pp [2], 10; a fine copy. This rare survivor was produced for the Adelaide Amateur Musical Society’s second-ever concert, given at White’s Rooms on the evening of 21 July 1874. The second half …