James M. Fulton (1873-1940)
Last updated: 28.08.18
According to the Internet source given below, James Melville Fulton was born in Washington, Pennsylvania.. He studied cornet, violin, euphonium and tuba. Fulton became the conductor of the American Band in Waterbury CT in 1899 changing its name to the "Fulton American Band". He later left the band to his brother, Bert Fulton, in order to lead the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra..
He transcribed orchestral works for Band bringing him into contact with Victor Herbert . His compositions include at least 233 known published works made up of 142+ Marches, 8 Overtures, 5 Polkas, 5 Schottisches, 4 Cakewalks, 4 Gallops, 22 Waltzes, and 43 other miscellaneous work
He died in Belmont, Massachusetts.
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He transcribed orchestral works for Band bringing him into contact with Victor Herbert . His compositions include at least 233 known published works made up of 142+ Marches, 8 Overtures, 5 Polkas, 5 Schottisches, 4 Cakewalks, 4 Gallops, 22 Waltzes, and 43 other miscellaneous work
He died in Belmont, Massachusetts.
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Forgotten American Music | An extensive domain dedicated to James M. Fulton by Jeff Yaeger |
James M. Fulton (1873-1940) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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In the Flower Crowned Green Mountains of Vermont Music by James M. Fulton. Words by: George H Summers.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 21 works by James M. Fulton (1873-1940). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Items on hold
| Belle of Philadelphia March (1897) | Tipperary - Song (1907)  Words & Music: Fulton Co-Authors: J.F. Helf, Leo Curley Words by: J. Fred Helf, Leo Curley |
| Battleship Oregon March (1899) | New Tipperary (1908) Co-Author: J.F. Helf |
| Kinky Kinks March (1899) | The Aviator (1909) |
| The Grotto March (1900) | Battleship Connecticut (1909) |
In the Flower Crowned Green Mountains of Vermont (1900)  Words by: George H Summers | The Indomitable (1909) |
| The Pioneer (1900) | Tattle Tale (1909) |
| Colored Delegates (1901) | Bit of Blarney (?) |
| I'm Expectin' a Special Delivery (1901) Words by: Geo. H. Summers | Lonesome Little Me (?) Words by: Leo Curley |
| Katzenjammer March (1901) | Wee Bit O'Scotch (?) |
| Ragged Raglets (1902) | Tipperary (n.d.) |
| A Tale of Tokio (1904) Words by: Gerald Kelley |