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Dance; Dramatic Tone Poem; Symphony in E Minor; Symphony No. 2; Overture on a Street Vendor's Ditty; Variations on a Folk Song; Visions, a symphonic impression; Sin-fonietta for string orch.; Nostalgic Retrospect; Pastorale; Poeme Pathe-tique; Miniature Symphony in C Major; Lithuanian Rhapsody; Dramatic Overture; Marco Polo Overture; Golden Heritage Overture; Contrasts (Tone Poem); Reuben and Rachel Sightseeing in New York; Treasure Island Suite; Quartet for Strings; six grand operas; melodious scale studies for piano. Home: Union City, N.J. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Schad, Walter C, composer, clarinetist; b. Brooklyn, N.Y., August 24, 1889. ASCAP 1928. Educ: Juilliard Inst, and N.Y. Coll. of Music. A clarinet virtuoso with Herbeit, Sousa, and others. On staff N.B.C. musical research department; also editor and orchestrator for music publishing houses. Currently teaching piano, clarinet, harmony, counterpoint. Works: opera, Plango; symphonic poem, Americana; overtures, Samson and A Legendary Hero; also trio for violin, cello, and piano. Home: Brentwood, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Schafer, Bob, author, singer, radio artist; b. Creenwich Village, New York, July 24, 1897; d. New York, N.Y., Sept. 28, 1943. ASCAP 1924. Educ.: Holy Name School, New York. On professional staff music publishing house. With wife radio entertainer New York some years, returning to music field as manager of music publishing company, in Chicago. Songs: "Calling Sweetheart For You"; "Louisiana"; "Sonya"; "Tell Me Why You and I Should Be Strangers'; "Some Other Bird Whistled a Tune"; "Walk Jenny Walk"; Tve Got My Habits On"; "Daddy, Your Mama's Lonesome For You"; "Can't We Be the Same Old Friends?"; "It's a Long, |
Long Way Back Home"; "Parting"; "I'll Take the Key and Lock Him Up"; "My Special Friend is Back in Town"; "I Want Xou to Want Me to Want You." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Schaeffer, Mary, composer, author, pianist, organist; b. Christiansburg, Va., Feb. 4. ASCAP 1938. Educ.: private school; Montgomery College. At five, music lessons from Van Wagner; later years with Prof. Brow-nold. At twelve, played for motion picture theaters and church. Later to Roanoke, Va.; played four different theaters as organist and also did radio broadcasts. In 1930 to New York, after winning prize in song-writing contest given by Paul Specht for "Hurrying Home." Wrote music for several shows and motion pictures. Shows: The Pwvincetown Follies. Films: Harlem on the Prairie; One Dark Night. Songs: "Let Me Fill My Eyes With You"; "Just An Empty Nest"; "Sleepless Nights"; "Little Old Shack in the Mountains"; "Rockin' Chair Swing"; "I Long to Belong to You"; "My Heart Has Wings"; "Penthouse for Rent"; "The Heather is Blooming in Scotland"; "Dancing With a Broken Heart"; "I'm Losing My Mind"; "Keep the Flag Flying, America" (patriotic song); "When the Last Rose of Summer Blooms Again"; "Sly Little Fox"; "An Orchid on a Prayer Book"; "Three Little Bears"; "You Little Heart Breaker You"; "It's Getting the Best of Me"; "Somewhere In Your Heart"; "That Flame is Burning Again"; "At the End of the Trail With You." Home: 5 Tudor City Place, New York, N.Y.
Scharf, Walter, composer, arranger; b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 1, 1910. ASCAP 1943. In Hollywood composing and arranging music for films, Holiday Inn; I ji mana Purchase; Down Argentine Wuy. W^rks: Pales- |
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