The W.H. Willis Music Company
Last updated: 05.09.23
| Address: | 41 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio, USA |
The W.H. Willis Music Company has 29 publications posted in these webpages. They include 1 item of piano sheet music at the Amazons, 1 item of recorder sheet music at SheetMusicPlus, 4 items of recorder sheet music no longer available SheetMusicPlus and 23 items of sheet music in the Lists of Works (Werkverzeichnisse).
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| Piano Sheet Music: | |||
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A Day in the Country | G.L. Spaulding | 
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| Recorder Sheet Music: | ||||
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Beginning Alto Recorder | Miscellaneous | A |  |
| Pipe Sheet Music: | ||||
| Bagpipe | Nora P. Hogan | Bagpipe | 
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| Bagpipe and Kilt | Edna Mae Burnam | Bagpipe |
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| Bagpipe Tune | George Brandon | Bagpipe |
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| The Bagpipers | Bagpipe |
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| Title | Music | Attribution |
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I'd Be a Butterfly! (?) | Thomas Haynes Bayly(w&m) | Miss Atkinson (perf.) |
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Spots (1909) | Edward A. Blake | |
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Arbutus (1917) | Paul Bliss | |
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Ramblin' Sam (1899) | Brennen | Story (co-author) |
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Swiss Music Box (1930), The | Lucile Burton | |
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Dawn (?) | Charles Wakefield Cadman | |
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Legend of the Plains (?), A | Charles Wakefield Cadman | |
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Whispers of the Night (?) | Charles Wakefield Cadman | |
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Yuccas (1906) | Charles Wakefield Cadman | |
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Dainty May (1908) | Hans Engelmann | |
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Floating Zephyrs (1908) | Hans Engelmann | |
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Bunch of Burrheads (1903) | Percy Fullinwider | |
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Golden Lily (1903), A | Mrs Arthur Goodeve | Alfred H. Hyatt (words) |
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I Would Not Love You Less (1893) | Mrs Arthur Goodeve | Clifton Bingham (words) Montague Worlock (perf.) |
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Japanese Rag (1901), The | Mose Gumble | |
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Monkey Motion Rag (1911) | O.E. Keenan | |
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Yoestic Two Step (1904) | Harry N. Koverman | |
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⇑Song of the Mermaids (1918) | Walter Rolfe | |
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Sylvan Dreams (1918) | Walter Rolfe | |
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Day in the Country (1927), A | George L. Spaulding | |
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Rambling Sam (1899) | Pauline Brutting Story | |
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Rambling Sam - Song (1899) | Pauline Brutting Story | Robert H. Brennen (words) |
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Hot Air Rag (1907) | F.A. Walker |