Carl Fischer Music
1268 documented arrangements
Founded in 1872 in New York by Carl Fischer, growing from an instrument-repair shop into the leading American concert-band publisher by 1900, representing John Philip Sousa and Percy Grainger. Continuously family-owned; joined Theodore Presser Company under common ownership in 2004.
Held in the archive
| Title | Arranger | Medium | Has |
|---|---|---|---|
| French National Defile March | Laurendeau, Louis-Philippe | Marching Band | Scan Recording |
| Young Performance Warm-ups | Andrew Balent | Concert Band | Scan |
Documented catalog
| Title ↓ | Composer | Arranger | Published | Series | Appears in | On-site | Media | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Barcarole" Waltz on Melodies From Offenbach's Tales of Hoffmann | – | Chas. J. Roberts | 1910-09-20 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Bantagas Adios" Bolero | J. O. Brockenshire | – | 1910-09-20 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Band Help Folio" 4th Edition, Revised | Franz E. Burgstaller | – | 1941-09-15 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Auld Scotia" Selection on Harry Lauder's Songs | G. H. Reeves, Harry Lauder | – | 1910-06-28 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "At the Spinet" (Minuet) (Band) | Charles J. Roberts | – | 1931-04-04 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Arms of America" | Laurendeau (L. P) | – | 1911-10-04 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Aristolat" March | J. De Forest Cline | – | 1909-12-02 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "American Trumpeter" March | M. L. Lake | – | 1914-08-15 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Aida" Selection From G. Verdi's Opera Revised Edition | V. F. Safranek | Wullenhueber | 1910-04-26 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "Adjutant Herron" March | Ph. Egner | – | 1910-03-18 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Rhinewine Rag" | Paul Henneberg | G. H. Reeves | 1912-06-14 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Night on the Prado" Reminiscences of Havana | M. Lester Lake | – | 1911-07-20 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Musician's Wedding" March & Two-Step for Full Band, Revised Edition | Jules Bolle | – | 1911-10-04 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Fighting Chance" | F. H. Losey | – | 1911-12-22 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Dixie Belle" March & Two-Step | – | Edward Heber | 1912-07-26 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Day at the Panama Exposition" (Descriptive Fantasia) | Carl Fischer | M. L. Lake | 1915-05-10 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| "A Cyclone in Darktown" Just Rags | Geo. D. Barnard | – | 1911-03-04 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |
| 'A Frangesa March | P. M. Costa | L. P. Laurendeau | 1900-11-28 | – | – | Not yet contributed | – | 0 watching |