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Box 5725

 Container

Contains 30 Results:

Friendly Tavern Polka. Lyric by Jerry Bowne, music by Frank De Vol. Broadcast Music Inc., 1941

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1941

Gimme Some Skin, My Friend [from] “In the Navy”. Words and music by Don Raye, Red Mack, Gene de Paul. Leeds Music., 1941

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1941

Give Me Your Answer. Words by Alfred J. McCosker, music by Vincenzo de Crescenzo. Mills Music. , 1925

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1925

The Great American Broadcast (from…”The Great American Broadcast”) Lyric by Mack Gordon, music by Harry Warren. Leo Feist., 1941

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1941

Green Eyes. Spanish lyrics by Adolfo Utrera; translation by E. Rivera and E. Woods. Music by Nilo Menendez. Nino Menendez, c.1929; Southern Music., 1931

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1931

Heaven on a Postcard. By Robert Sour, Don McCray, Ernest Gold. Broadcast Music Inc., 1941

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1941

Here’s My Heart. Words by Norman Weiser, music by Louis Urban. Broadcast Music Inc. {2 copies} , 1940

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1940

Honey Bunny Boo. Words by Kim Gannon, music by Lee David. Remick Music., 1941

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1941

I Can’t Make Up My Mind. Words by Sy Taylor, music by Charles Reade. Sy Talor., 1941

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1941

Keep an Eye On Your Heart. Lyric by Milton Leeds, music by Henry Manners. Broadcast Music Inc. , 1940

 File — Box: 5725, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of one box of dance band music, including 56 pencil arrangements. Some folders include complete scores and/or parts but most are incomplete. Many are stamped with Schandelmeier’s name and most are stamped “Ann Du Pont, Queen of the Clarinet and Her Orchestra”. Published sheet music designated “for professional use” and a smaller collection of published sheet music for commercial purchase is also included. An undated clipping from Metronome magazine mentions...
Dates: 1940