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
When Rastus Goes Courting March and Two-Step – Edward Heber 1913-04-09 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
When the Band Plays in the Park – H. Alberti 1899-12-27 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
When the Boys Go Marching By – L. O. De Witt 1902-02-01 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
While the Parson Preached the Word. Medley Waltz – Carl Engel 1900-07-17 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Whisperings of Love F. V. Blon L. P. Laurendeau 1901-07-31 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Wiener Blut Johann Strauss L. P. Laurendeau 1903-04-30 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Will Rogers March Arthur Pryor – 1937-04-03 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
William Nassann's "The Connecticut March" G. H. Reeves – 1913-04-09 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
William Tell G. Rossini Theo. Moses - Tobani 1901-01-02 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
With Iron Hand W. F. Kretschmer L. P. Laurendeau 1901-10-01 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Woman Divine Theo. M. Tobani L. P. Laurendeau 1900-08-29 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Wow, Wow, Wow. Medley Schottische – L. O. De Witt 1900-05-31 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Yea Drummer March Mayhew Lake – 1936-03-12 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Yelva Overture C. G. Reissiger L. P. Laurendeau 1901-08-30 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
You and You Joh. Strauss L. P. Laurendeau 1900-04-06 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Yradier's "La Paloma" (Spanish Serenade) Theo. M. Tobani – 1912-05-17 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Zacatecas Genaro Codina L. P. Laurendeau 1903-06-01 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching
Zikoff's "Wiesbadener Promenade" March L. P. Laurendeau – 1912-05-17 – – Not yet contributed – 0 watching