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 Descriptive Summary Gustav Otto Hornberger Scores, ca. 1897-1944 Hornberger, Gustav Otto JPB 06-37 9.5 linear feet; 7 boxes The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Music Division.
New York, New York
 This collection contains materials related to concert cellist and music professor Gustave Otto Hornberger. The materials primarily consist of scores created by Hornberger. There is a small amount of material documenting Hornberger's concert schedule. Subjects Personal Names Hornberger, Gustav Otto Zuber, Louis de Coquerelle, Gaston Organizations New York Symphony Orchestra Philharmonic Society New York Philharmonic-Symphony New York Philharmonic Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra Stein Trio Philharmonic Trio Kaltenborn Quartet Aeonian Chorus and Orchestra Subjects Finlandia Suburban Music Studio Musical Art Studio Places New York Document Types {genreform entry} Occupations cellist Titles {title entry} Administration Information Source

The Gustav Otto Hornberger Scores were donated to the Music Division in 1997.

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Gustav Otto Hornberger Scores, JPB 06-67. Music Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

 Biography

Gustav Otto Hornberger was born in Germany on October 19, 1872. According to his professional biography, Hornberger began his musical study at six years old when he studied piano and cello with his father. Four years later he began to study violin and practice the church organ. He favored the cello. He then studied under K. Kundinger at the Amnheim Conservatory and Professor Cabisius at the Royal Conservatory in Stuttgart, Germany. He performed as solo-cellist with numerous European orchestras under conductors including Von Bulow, Rubenstein, Weingartner, Zumpe, and R. Strauss. In the United States he played under Seidel, Hertz, Damrosch, and Safonoff. He toured Europe, Canada, and the United States as a concert cellist.

In 1903, Hornberger advertised himself in American papers as a resident solo-cellist with a repertoire of over 200 pieces available for hire for concerts and recitals. He performed as a member of the Philharmonic Trio which gave concerts at the Academy of Music under the auspices of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Hornberger also performed with the Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra and as a member of the Schnitzler String Quartette, the Stein Trio, and the Kaltenborn Quartet. He was musical director of the Aeonian Chorus and Orchestra. Hornberger was cellist with the New York Symphony Orchestra and with the Philharmonic Society. He was chairman of the board of the Philharmonic Society when the two merged into the New York Philharmonic-Symphony, now the New York Philharmonic.

Hornberger offered instruction in piano, violin, cello, singing and harmony at his Suburban Music Studio in Woodhaven, Long Island and at the Musical Art Studio in Jamaica, New York. He also composed music for concert presentation and for sale. Several of his compositions contain vocals composed by Louis Zuber. Hornberger apparently utilized or considered utilizing the pseudonym Gaston de Coquerelle. In 1914 he debuted his Finlandia, a sonata for violoncello and piano, at the Tonkunstler Society in Memorial Hall.

Hornberger died on July 17, 1958 at the age of 85.

Additional source: Obituary. New York Times, 7/17/1958.

 Scope and Content Note

This collection contains material related to Gustav Otto Hornberger's music composition. Materials include manuscripts of his scores, some reproductions, and a small number of published scores. Five manuscripts contain the name G. de Coquerelle or Gaston de Coquerelle as composer. The collection also contains a small amount of professional material primarily documenting Hornberger's concert schedule. There is no correspondence or personal materials.

 Organization

Series I: Scores, ca. 1899-1944 Series II: Professional Papers, ca. 1903-1935 Series III: Published Sheet Music, 1897-1944 Series IV: Oversized Materials, ca, 1905-1940

Series Descriptions/Container List Series I: Scores, ca. 1899 - 1944

Alphabetical

This series contains primarily manuscripts of scores composed by Hornberger. Most of the scores are in pen, but several are in pencil. It is unknown if most are in Hornberger's hand, but it appears likely. There are also a few manuscripts written by copyists. Most contain an opus number. A few of the manuscripts include programs from performances of the piece. Scores include the orchestra scores and parts for Echos from Tyrol. Waltz for Orchestra (Op. 21), and Finlandia (Op. 91).

 1 1Adante Religioso, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 79. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

Albumblatt, 1899 - 1915, undated

Op. 65.

1 2Manuscript score, undated 1 3For Violoncello und Clavier, 1899

Manuscript score. Op. 98. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp.

1 4For Violoncello and Piano, 1915

Copyist manuscript score. Op. 65. By "Gustave O. Hornberger." With G. O. Hornberger "and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps. Front cover verso has a pasted in program from the Mar. 10, 1938 National Opera Club of America, Inc.Opera Comique by Great Composers .

Alla Mazurka, 1915, undated

Op. 65.

For Cello and Piano, undated 1 5Manuscript score 1 6Manuscript score with violin part

With "original" inscribed on title line and "G. O. Hornberger solo cellist" stamp.

1 7For 'Cello and Piano, undated

Score and violoncello part manuscript.

1 8For 'Cello or Violin with Piano Accompaniment, undated

Manuscript score page.

1 9Für Violoncello u Klavier, 1915

Manuscript score. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

Angelus and Benediction, undated

Op. 170.

1 10Manuscript score

Front page in red ink except the phrase "and Benediction." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

1 11Manuscript score page

With Benediction page on verso.

1 12For Cello or Organ

Manuscript score. "Composed and dedicated to Mr. James M. Helfenstein."

1 13The Art of Dancing, Mazurka, undated

Manuscript score. Composed by notation has G. O. Hornberger crossed out and replaced by "G. de Coquerelle (?)" Dedicated "to Mr. B. F. Diettrick (Boston)." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

1 14At Eventide score and draft, undated

Manuscript. Op. 190.

1 15At the Children's Ball, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 41. Dedicated to "Pauline Weden" crossed out and replaced with "Elain Schoenlein" (?). Composed by "Otto Gustafsen" replaced with "G. O. Hornberger." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

1 16At the Circus, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 34. With Woodhaven address.

1 17Aus der Neuen Welt. Waltz for Piano Solo, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 22. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

Ballade for Violin and Piano, undated

Op. 32.

Manuscript score 1 18With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist stamp." 1 19Dedicated to Mr. Charles Moerenhout 1 20Dedicated to Mr. Ch. Moerenhout Be Satisfied, undated

Words by Leontine Stanfield. Op. 150.

1 21Manuscript score

"Written for and dedicated to Miss Florence Mullholand."

1 22Parts manuscript

"Written for and dedicated to Miss Florence Mullholand."

1 23Song for Medium Voice

Vocal manuscript score.

1 24The Boy Scouts are Coming, undated

Manuscript score. OP. 39. Dedicated to "John Vanoleverg" replaced with "Elain Schoenlein." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

1 25Capriccietto, undated

By Gaston de Coquerelle. Manuscript score. "For the Etude Prize Contest."

Cavatina, undated

Op. 174.

1 26Manuscript score 1 27For Violin and Piano

Manuscript score. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

1 28For Violin and Piano or Orchestra Accompaniment

Manuscript score. Dedicated to "Marie Schuster."

1 29For Violin and Piano or Small Orchestra

Manuscript score and parts.

1 30Chant D'Amour, 1944

Manuscript score. Op. 188.

1 31Children's Frolic, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 36. Dedicated to "Henrietta Jones." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

 1 32Christ Has Risen To Day! Hallelujah! For Cello & Organ, undated

Score and cello part manuscript. Op. 129.

Christchild's Lullaby, undated

Op. 151.

1 33Parts

Organ, harp, violin, and cello parts manuscript. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

 1 34For Cello and Organ

Manuscript score. Dedicated to John Huller. With "Musical Art Studio" stamp. Includes Cradle Song harp part.

1 35For Cello & Piano

Manuscript score. Op. 151.

1 36Christmas Carols parts, undated

Manuscript. Organ, harp, violin, and cello parts. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

1 37Cradle Song for Cello - Harpe - Organ, undated

Organ and cello parts. Manuscript. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

1 38Days of Bliss, Mazurka (Three Step), undated

Manuscript score. Op. 47. Dedicated to Mrs Lizzie M. Sparrow. Composed by notation has G. O. Hornberger crossed out and replaced by "G. de Coquerelle."

1 39Deuse Etudes Pour le Piano à son ami Monsieur Victor Hammerel, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 46.

Don't Slam the Gate, undated 1 40Manuscript score

Dedicated to "Mr. Will Duffy." By "G. de Coquerelle."

1 41Op. 35. Manuscript score

Composed by "G. O. Hornberger."

Easter Bells for Piano, undated

Op. 72.

2 1A chord study

Manuscript score. Retitled from "Christmas Bells." With "Christmas Bells for Piano solo."

2 2Manuscript score

Dedicated to "Jane Vandeverg."

Echos From Tyrol. Waltz for Orchestra, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 21.

2 3Conductor score. Parts 2 41st Violin I - XII 2 52nd Violin I - XI 2 6Viola I - II and Cello I - IV 2 7Bass I - IV 2 8Flute I - II; Clarinet I - II; Oboe I - II, and Bassoon 2 9HornI - II; Trumpet I - III; Trombone I - IV; Drums or Bells, and Tympany and Bells 2 10Loose pages. 2 11Parts list. Ersatz Eskadron, 1917

Words by Erich Vogler. Op. 114.

2 12Manuscript score 2 13For Bariton

Manuscript score.

Extase, undated

Op. 94.

2 14For Clarinet (or violin) cello or piano

Manuscript score. "Dedicated to Mr. Otto Koch." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

2 15For Violin - Cello - Harpe - Organ

Manuscript score. Op. 94. With B Clarinet Adagio .

 2 16Violin - cello - piano

Manuscript score with cello part. "Dedicated to Mr. Otto Koch."

2 17Fairy Tales. Valse Lento for Violine, Cello and Piano, undated

Score and cello part manuscript. Op. 69. See Pavlovna (?) Op. 69.

Festival March ,1933, undated

Op. 154.

2 18Score, 1933

Manuscript. "Composed for and dedicated to the Aeonian Chorus and Orchestra in celebration of The Tenth Anniversary and The Twentieth Concert." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

2 19Score and parts, undated

Manuscript.

Finlandia, undated

Op. 91.

2 20Descriptive materials

Reproduction descriptions and reviews from 1914.

Scores 2 21Cello Sonata

Manuscript score.

2 22For Cello and Piano. "Sonata Fantasie"

Manuscript score. Dedicated "to Finland."

2 23Sonata Fantasie for Violoncello and Piano

Cello part reproduction manuscript. Dedicated "to Finland." With "Suburban Music Studio" stamp.

2 24Fruhlingswunsch - Springtide Wish, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 18. With lyrics posted on cover. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp.

3 1Gavotte, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 26. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

3 2God is Love: Sacred Song for Soprano with Cello obligato, undated

Words by Sir John Banning (?). Manuscript score and cello part. Op. 52. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp.

3 3Golden Jubilee, undated

Manuscript score with lyric sheet. Op. 168. Words by Louis Zuber. Dedicated "to the Golden Jubilee of the Ohio Society of New York.

3 4Hark My Soul! Song for Quartette and Organ, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 54. Dedicated to "Mr. Frank F. Tingley." With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamps.

Have Faith, undated

Op. 167.

3 5Manuscript score

Score and cello part manuscript. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

3 6Manuscript score page, undated Hungarian Rhapsody, 1931, undated

Op. 155.

3 7Manuscript score, 1931 3 8Parts, undated 3 9E minor. For Violin & Cello, 1931

Manuscript score.

3 10E minor violin part, undated

With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

For Violin and Cello, 1931, undated 3 11Violin part, undated 3 12Cello part manuscript, 1931

"Composed for and dedicated to Misses Bertha Unser and Florence Nickels."

3 13In E minor For Violin - Cello - Orchestra , 1931

Manuscript score. "Composed for and dedicated to Misses Bertha F. Unser and Florence Nickels."

3 14I am Patiently Waiting, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 160. Includes half page Angelus (Op. 170) score on verso.

I Leave My Peace With You, undated

Op. 181.

3 15Conductor score

Manuscript with Scene de Ballet. Op. 182 on verso.

3 16Cello part

Manuscript.

3 17For Cello and Organ

Score and cello part. Manuscript. Dedicated to "Rev. Frederick F. Voorhees."

3 18For Violin or Cello and Organ

Manuscript score. With Woodhaven address.

3 19Impromptu, undated

Piano solo manuscript. Op. 55. Dedicated to "Miss Edna Little." With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp.

In Good Humor, undated

Op. 172.

3 20Manuscript score.

"To Mrs G. J. Abel." With Woodhaven address.

3 21For Piano

Manuscript score. Dedicated to "Cynthia Shnapier." With Woodhaven address.

Invictus

Op. 165.

3 22Cello and Organ score, 1934

Manuscript score and cello part. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

3 23Cello and Piano, undated

Manuscript score.

Irish Suite, undated

Op. 118.

3 24Manuscript score page 3 25Harp part page 3 26For Cello and Piano

Manuscript score.

3 27For Cello and Piano

Manuscript score. Dedicated to "Miss Nora Power." With "G. O. Hornberger" stamp.

It's Bed Time Good Night , undated

Manuscript score. Op. 118.

3 29Dedicated to Eleanor Noll.

Attributed to Otto Gustafsen. Crossed out G. O. Hornberger. Crossed out dedication to Evelyn Wetmore and listing of opus 42.

3 30Without dedication.

With Woodhaven address.

4 1Jeunesse d'orée for Piano Solo, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 48. Composed by notation lists "Gaston de Coquerelle" and "G. O. Hornberger." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

Just a Little Bunch of Roses, 1915, undated

Words by Louis Zuber. Op. 98.

Manuscript score 4 21915

With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamp.

4 3Undated

Dedicated to "Dorothea Burian."

4 4Vocal manuscript score, undated The Last Fare Well, undated

Op. 184. "In Memory of our Honorary President Col. Robert P. Orr."

For mixed chorus or quartet 4 5Manuscript score. 4 6Sheet music score

"To be sung at an open coffin."

For mixed chorus or quartet a capella 4 7Vocal manuscript score

With Woodhaven address.

4 8Vocal manuscript score

"To be sung at an open coffin."

4 9-10The Light Fantastic, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 178. Dedicated "to Robert Johnson."

4 11Lord Give Us Peace, undated

Manuscript score and cello part. Op. 185. Dedicated "to Evelyn Wetmore."

4 12Love Thy Neighbor, undated

Cello part page. Manuscript. Op.171.

4 13March, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 104.

4 14Marsch, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 59. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp." See also Untitled Op. 59.

Meditation, undated

Op. 169.

4 15Manuscript score

"Composed and dedicated to Rev. Frederick Morecombe."

4 16Composition manuscript 4 17Manuscript page

Without opus number.

4 18For Cello and Organ

Manuscript score. "Composed and dedicated to Rev. Frederick G. Morecombe."

4 19Minuet for Piano, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 24. Dedicated "to Anne Weeks."

Miserere, 1936, undated

Op. 138.

Manuscript score 4 201936 4 21Undated

Manuscript score. "Composed for and dedicated to Rev. Arthur R. Cummings. Miserere attempts to portray the suffering of Christ on the cross."

4 22For Cello and Organ, undated

Manuscript score. "Composed for and dedicated to Rev. Arthur R. Cummings. Miserere attempts to portray the suffering of Christ on the cross."

This Morning's Prayer, undated

Op. 116.

4 23Alto or Baritone and Organ

Vocal Manuscript score. "Dedicated and composed for Edith P. Perkins." Perkins replaces "Mr. Carl Schlegel."

4 24For Alto or Baritone & Organ

Vocal manuscript score. "Dedicated and composed for Edith P. Perkins."

4 25For Alto - Violin - Cello - Organ

Manuscript score and violin and cello parts. "Dedicated to Miss Florence Mullholand." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

4 26For Bariton & Organ

Manuscript score. "Dedicated and composed for Mr. Karl Schlegel."

4 27Lyrics

With correspondence to Mr. Hornberger from Harry.

4 28My Angel of Love, undated

Parts manuscript. Op. 125(?) With "Aeonian Community Chorus and Orchestra" stamps.

4 29My Last Prayer, undated

Score and parts manuscript. Op. 102.

4 30My Olden Home!, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 10.

Nocturno for Violin and Piano, undated

Op. 173.

4 31Manuscript score 4 32Manuscript score

Dedicated to "Albert L. Hammond." With Woodhaven address.

4 33A Recital Piece in the First Position

Dedicated to "Gladys Scott."

4 34Novelette piano solo, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 60. Dedicated to "Dorathy Eveland." See Untitled Op. 60.

O Sphinx Why Art Thou There?, 1917, undated

Op. 101. Words by Louis Zuber.

4 35Conductor score, undated

Manuscript. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

4 36Parts, undated

With Aeonian Community Chorus and Orchestra stamp.

4 37Song for a High Voice reproduction, undated

Vocal manuscript score. With G. O. H. Woodhaven address.

4 38Song for a Medium Voice, 1917

Vocal manuscript score. Words by Louis Zuber.

4 39Song for a Voice, undated.

Vocal manuscript score. Words by Louis Zuber. With G. O. H. Woodhaven address.

O Stay thou golden moment, 1896, undated

Op. 20.

Manuscript score 4 401896

Dedicated to Dean de Retzlte (? ).

4 41Undated An Old Fashioned Morris Dance in Modern Garb, undated

Op. 107.

4 42Manuscript score 4 43Manuscript score

Dedicated "to Isabel Pike." With Woodhaven address.

4 44On the Waves, undated

Manuscript score and cello and violin part. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp. Includes two pages of Vineta.

4 45Pavlovna (?). Valse Lento for Cello and Piano, undated

Manuscript score and cello part. Op. 69. Title included violin, but was crossed out. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp. See Fairy Tales (Op. 69).

4 46Piano Quartet, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 81.

4 47Prayer for Cello and Organ, undated

Score and cello part manuscript. Op. 146. "Composed for and dedicated to Mr and Mrs. James Elmore Torrans."

The Prayer of the Publican: Have Mercy ,1935, undated

Op. 166.

4 48Manuscript score, 1935

"To Mrs. Gertrude Roth Wesch.

4 49Score and cello part manuscript, undated

Title only on part.

Quartette for 2 Violins, Viola & Violoncello, 1901

Op. 58.

5 1Score and parts manuscript, 1901

Dedicated "To Mr. Whit Burnett." Rear of folder includes pasted in program from 1915 Tonkünstler Society concert where String Quartet (Op. 58) A Minor and For Clarinet, Violoncello, and Piano, Extase, (Op. 94) were performed. Also includes portions of a 1915 review of the Tonkünstler Society concert related to Hornberger's compositions.

 Copyist manuscript parts

Copied by Emil Maschke Wasa Finland.

 5 2Violin I and 2 5 3Viola part

With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

5 4Violoncello

Rear of folder includes pasted in program from 1915 Tonkünstler Society concert where String Quartet (Op. 58) A Minor was performed. With "G.O. Hornberger and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

 5 5Romance, undated

Manuscript score. With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp..

5 6Romance for Violin & Piano, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 153. Dedicated to "his pupil Miss Ethel Hassall" crossed out and replaced with "Composed & dedicated to his youngest Miss Marcia Hollensler."

 5 7Scene de Ballet, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 180. Dedicated to "G. Lawrence Jones." With Woodhaven address..

5 8-9Silent Words of Gold ('Cello Obligato) copyist manuscript score, 1915

Words by Louis Zuber. Copyright secured. Op. 96. Copied by Henry Kock - Deck. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

 String Septette, undated

Op. 93.

5 10Manuscript score, undated

With 1917 program from Tonkünstler Society concert where Septette for String was performed.

String Septette for 2 Violins, 2 Violas & 2 Celli, undated

Manuscript score and parts.

5 11Manuscript score and parts 5 12Manuscript parts

With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

A Summernights Dream , 1908, undated

Op. 177. Dedicated "to Olga Peterson."

Manuscript score, 1908, undated 5 131908

With Woodhaven address.

5 14Undated

With Woodhaven address.

5 15Sweet Memories, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 182. Dedicated "to Gertrude Schramm." With Woodhaven address.

5 16Swing Me Around. Waltz for Violin and Piano, undated

Manuscript score. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

Tarantella for Cello and Piano, 1899, undated

Op. 66.

6 1Manuscript score with cello part, 1899

Dedicated to "Mr. Alvin Schroeder." With "G.O. Hornberger solo cellist" stamp.

6 2Manuscript score, undated

With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Suburban Music Studio" stamp.

6 3Tarantella for Violoncello u Klavier, 1915

Manuscript score. Op. 66. With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Sububan Music Studio" stamps.

6 4Thus Speaks the Lord: Love the Neighbor, 1940

Manuscript score. Op. 171. For cello and organ.

6 5Die Treire. Solo fur Trompete, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 14. With "G.O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp.

6 6Trio, undated

Score for two violins and a cello. Manuscript. Op. 80.

6 7Tyrolian Waltz for Violin and Piano, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 30. Dedicated to "William Scholz." With "G. O. Hornberger" and "Musical Art Studio" stamps.

Untitled, undated

Various compositions.

6 8Op. 2 manuscript score

With "G. O. Hornberger solo cellist stamp." Not in English.

6 9Op. 59 manuscript score

See also Marsch Op. 59.

6 10Op. 60 manuscript score

With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamp. See also Novelette (Op. 60).

Where My Heart Is, 1916, undated

Op. 99.

6 11Song for Baritone, 1916

Manuscript score. "Composed for and dedicated to Carl Schlegel." With lyric sheet pasted into front page verso. Lyrics written on Henry Kock - Deck letterhead.

Song for Medium Voice, undated, 1916 6 121916

Manuscript score. "Composed for and dedicated to Carl Schlegel." With "G. O. Hornberger" and Suburban Music Studio" stamps.

6 13Undated

Manuscript score.

6 14When the Roses Sleep, undated

Vocal Manuscript score. By "G. de Coquerelle." Op. 57.

6 15A Woman's Question! Song for Soprano or Tenor, undated

Manuscript score. Op. 50.Words by A. A. Proctor. Dedicated to "Madame Nordica." With "G. O. Hornberger solo - cellist" stamps.

Series II: Professional Papers, ca. 1903 - 1935

Alphabetical

This series contains a composition notebook, several professional publicity photographs, and numerous loose scrapbook pages. The scrapbook pages are of interest as they primarily contain programs from Hornberger's concert performances. These detail the variety of performance options open to a musician of Hornberger's caliber. There is also a small amount of information about Hornberger's teaching opportunities.

 6 16Notebook labeled Sketches, undated Photographs, 1958, undated 6 17Finlandia folder, undated

See also Finlandia Op. 91.

6 18Publicity photographs, 1958

Annotated to include birth and death dates.

6 19 - 21Scrapbook, ca. 1903 - 1935

Primarily contains loose pages of glued on programs related to Hornberger's concert schedule. Pages appear to have been an accounts book.

 Series III: Published Sheet Music, 1897 - 1944

Alphabetical

This series contains published scores composed by Hornberger.

 6 22Faith, 1941

Op. 167. With "167 Duplicate" on cover.

6 23Farewell, 1897

Op. 27.

6 24Flower Song, 1915

Op. 63. With "G. O. Hornberger," "Suburban Music Studio," "Luckhardt & Peller" stamps, "Flower Song" tag, and handwritten "63" on front cover. Annotated.

6 25Gavotte and Minuet for Piano, 1987

With "43" on front cover.

6 26Heimliche Liebe. Lied für mittel - hohe Stimme, 1897

Op. 16.

6 27I Would Love to Dream of Mother, 1897

Op. 51.

6 28Just a Little Bit of Roses, 1923

Op. 98.

Prayer, 1944

Op. 146.

6 29Copy with "146?" on cover 6 30Copy with "146 Keep" on cover 6 31Prayer of the Publican "Have Mercy", 1940

Op. 166. With "166 Keep" on cover.

6 32Romance for Violin and Pianoforte. Dedicated to W. Hoffmann, 1897

Op. 45.

6 33Serenade for the Pianoforte, 1897

Op. 44.

6 34Silent Words of Gold, 1923

Op. 96.

6 35Sweet Memories, 1898

Op. 25. With "G. O. Hornberger Solo - Cellist" stamp on cover and front page.

Series IV: Oversized Materials, ca, 1905 - 1940

Alphabetical

This series contains a bound scrapbook of Hornberger's published materials and two photographs. The scrapbook contains several published compositions that are not included elsewhere in the collection. The photographs document Hornberger's work with the New York Symphony Orchestra and the Aeonian Symphony Orchestra.

 7 1Bound sheet music scrapbook, undated

Inscribed title reads Kompositionen von G. O. Hornberger. 1. Band. Materials may not be elsewhere in collection.

Photographs 7 2Aeonian Symphony Orchestra, Inc., Dec. 10, 1940

At Hotel Pennsylvania. Delicate. One person lost from photograph.

7 3New York Symphony Orchestra, 1905

Under Damrosch at Willow Grove Park. Damaged photograph.