William A. Schroeder (1888-1960)

Overview

All that can presently (February 2016) be gleaned about by internet searching is that William Schroeder is the one-off composer of Rig-a-Jig Rag (1917) published by M. Witmark and Sons, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, USA.
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Cylinders

	Title (Release Year)	Co-Author(s)	Performers	Issue


	It's Written in the Book of Destiny (1915)		Helen Clark Joseph A. Phillips	Edison Blue Amberol: 2585
	That Creepy, Weepy Feeling (1917)		Gladys Rice	Edison Blue Amberol: 3301

Records

	Title (Release Year)	Composer	Performers	Issue


	That Creepy, Weepy Feeling (1917)	W.A. Schroeder	George Wilton Ballard Marion Evelyn Cox Harvey Hindermeyer Gladys Rice	Edison: 5550

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


	Dream On, My Princess (1914)	W.A. Schroeder (music) Rida Johnson Young (words)	Piano, Voice	Greer

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 15 works by William A. Schroeder (1888-1960). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Girl That Dreams of Me, The	1913	John Hyams (perf.) Leila McIntyre (perf.)
Pompon	1913
Tango Glide, The	1913		Pub.
Dream On, My Princess	1914	Rida Johnson Young (words)	Pub.
Pick, Pick, Pickaninny	1914
It's Written in the Book of Destiny	1915	Helen Clark (perf.) Joseph A. Phillips (perf.)
I Need Someone's Love	1917
I Want 'em All	1917
In Cabaret Land	1917
My Love, I'm Keeping a Secret	1917
Oh, You Janes!	1917
⇑ Please Don't Be a Sister to Me	1917
Rig-a-Jig Rag	1917		Pub.
Teach Me to Love in Mexico	1917
That Creepy, Weepy Feeling	1917	George Wilton Ballard (perf.) Marion Evelyn Cox (perf.) Harvey Hindermeyer (perf.) Gladys Rice (perf.)