The burning of Rome : descriptive march and two step / by E. T. Paull.
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1903
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E. T. Paull Music Co.
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Rome--History--Nero, 54-68--Songs and music , Rome--Songs and music , Dance music , Marches (Piano) , Popular instrumental music--United States--1901-1910 , Piano music
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For solo piano.
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Advertising includes musical incipits for "America forever march", "Charge of the light brigade" and "N.Y. and Coney Island bicycle march" all by E.T. Paull ; "Mardi Gras marcha nd two step" by W.A. Corey ; "Queen of beauty waltzes" by O.M. Heinzman ; "Uncle Josh’s huskin dance" by Len O. De Witt ; "Ice palace march" by E.T. Paull ; "Sweet memories waltzes" by Herbert Clarke ; "Della fox (little trooper)" by W.O. Johnson and "The conqueror march" by W.A. Corey.
Descriptives printed above music.
Includes a short essay detailing the composer’s intentions, printed on inside front cover.
Cover illustration: full color drawing of ancient Rome burning, with a depiction of what is now known as Museo nazionale di Castel Sant’Angelo right of center, the scene being watched from across the Tiber River by a toga-clad person, likely Nero, playing a strung musical instrument.
Caption title.
Advertising includes musical incipits for "America forever march", "Charge of the light brigade" and "N.Y. and Coney Island bicycle march" all by E.T. Paull ; "Mardi Gras marcha nd two step" by W.A. Corey ; "Queen of beauty waltzes" by O.M. Heinzman ; "Uncle Josh’s huskin dance" by Len O. De Witt ; "Ice palace march" by E.T. Paull ; "Sweet memories waltzes" by Herbert Clarke ; "Della fox (little trooper)" by W.O. Johnson and "The conqueror march" by W.A. Corey.
Descriptives printed above music.
Includes a short essay detailing the composer’s intentions, printed on inside front cover.
Cover illustration: full color drawing of ancient Rome burning, with a depiction of what is now known as Museo nazionale di Castel Sant’Angelo right of center, the scene being watched from across the Tiber River by a toga-clad person, likely Nero, playing a strung musical instrument.
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