Box 4355
Contains 106 Results:
Faded Flowers by Charles J. Dorn and Arranged by Clayton Mills and On the Alert by Hugh W. Schubert, 1926
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
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For Just a Little Love from You by Irving White and Charles L. Cooke, 1929
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
Gaiety Polka by Henry Hartley, Undated
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
Gypsy Girl by Oliver G. Wallace and Arranged by G. E. Holmes, 1919
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
Haunting Humoreske by Frank Black, 1924
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
Hush-a-bye Ma Baby, Music by John Valentine Eppel and Arranged by G. E. Holmes, 1915
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
I Don't Know Why I Said Goodbye to Dixie by Walter S. Boltz, Undated
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
Ich Liebe Dich by E. Grieg, Undated
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
I'll Love You Day After Day by Cal De Voll, Undated
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.
Jersey Bounce by Bobby Plater, Tiny Bradshaw, Edward Johnson, Robert B. Wright and Scored by Roy Blakeman, 1941
The Dick Charles papers contains dance band arrangements used by the Dick Charles Band, which was active in Michigan and later in California. The majority of the music is for saxophone ensemble or saxophone orchestra. These arrangements include popular dance tunes from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and provide a rare glimpse into the performing life of big band musicians.
Note: Box and folder designations may not match the current inventory.