List of compositions by James Hotchkiss Rogers

The following is a partial list of compositions by James Hotchkiss Rogers.

James H. Rogers in 1908

By category

Large works

Chamber music

Service music

Church anthems and motets

Secular choral works and partsongs

Organ music

  1. Andante quasi Fantasia
  2. Cantilène
  3. Cortège Nuptial
  4. Offertoire
  5. Scherzoso
  1. Christmas Pastorale [8]
  2. Invocation [9]
  3. Prelude in D Major [10]
  4. Grand Chœur
  1. Prelude in Db Major
  2. Bridal Song [11]
  3. Sortie in G Major
  4. Sortie in D Minor
  1. Serenata
  2. Pomposo
  3. Con Sentimente
  4. Pastorale
  5. Orientale
  6. Allegretto Scherzando
  7. Religioso
  1. Prologue (Molto maestoso)
  2. March (Tempo moderato ma con spirito)
  3. Intermezzo (Andantino)
  4. Toccata (Introduction: Lento assai, Toccata: Allegro)
  1. Preambule (Con moto moderato)
  2. Theme and variations (Andante, 4 variations)
  3. Pastorale (Allegretto)
  4. Scherzo (Vivace ma non troppo)
  5. Epilogue (Con moto moderato)

Piano music

  1. A merry party
  2. Birds in the branches
  3. The gypsies are coming[18]
  4. By the brookside
  1. Au Rouet (At the Spinning Wheel)
  2. Valse Gracieuse
  1. Allemande
  2. Courante
  3. Air varié
  4. Menuet
  5. Gigue
  1. Jolly teddy bears
  2. Toy soldiers' march
  3. Dance of the toys
  4. Fairy stories
  5. Hobby horse
  6. Punch and Judy show
  7. Dolly's delight

Sacred art songs

  1. To-day if ye will hear His voice[22]
  2. Out of the Depths[23]

Secular art songs

  1. A book of verses underneath the bough
  2. The moving finger writes
  3. Yet ah, that spring should vanish with the rose
  4. For some we loved
  5. So when that angel of the darker drink
  1. Mary, Mary, quite contrary
  2. Little Miss Muffet
  3. Old Mother Hubbard
  4. Little Jack Horner
  1. Dark mother, always gliding near (Walt Whitman)
  2. Requiem (Robert Louis Stevenson)
  3. The last invocation (Walt Whitman)
  4. Joy, shipmate, joy! (Walt Whitman)
  5. After death in Arabia (Sir Edwin Arnold)
  6. Sail forth! (Walt Whitman)
  1. Not from the Whole Wide World I Choose Thee (Richard Watson Gilder)[31]
  2. Years Have Flown Since I Knew Thee First (Richard Watson Gilder)
  3. You (Louise Chandler Moulton)
  4. Who Knows? (Louise Chandler Moulton)
  1. Amulets (Brian Hooker)
  2. Cloud-Shadows (Katharine Pyle)[33]
  3. The Star: A Fragment from Plato (Charles F. Lummis)[34][35]
  1. Extasy (Duncan Campbell Scott)[36]
  2. Oh, Drink Thou Deep of the Purple Wine (Alice Dunbar)

Footnotes

  1. Mentioned in Benjamin, Biographies of Celebrated Organists, 1908, p. 110
  2. "Composed for the dedication of the Euclid Avenue Temple, Rev. Louis Wolsey, Rabbi."
  3. Score on IMSLP:
  4. Score on IMSLP:
  5. Reissued by G. Schirmer for 3-part women's voices in 1928, "adapted for use by school choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin"
  6. Published in G. Schirmer's secular choruses, no. 5441; reprinted in Reference Book of Choruses for Men's Voices, no. 2
  7. Score on IMSLP
  8. Dedicated to "Harrison M. Wild". Score on IMSLP
  9. Score on IMSLP
  10. Score on IMSLP
  11. Score on IMSLP
  12. Score on IMSLP:
  13. Score on IMSLP:
  14. Score on IMSLP:
  15. Dedication: "A mon maître, M. Alexandre Guilmant". Complete score on IMSLP:
  16. Dedicated to his teacher, Clarence Eddy. Complete score on IMSLP:
  17. Dedicated to Richard Keys Biggs. Complete score on IMSLP:
  18. Also arranged for 2-piano duet, second Piano Part by F. Frothingham, C. F. Summy Co., 1929
  19. A poor copy of the high voice version on IMSLP: .
  20. Dedicated "To Miss Louise Homer". A poor copy of the score on IMSLP: .
  21. Dedicated to "Francis J. Sadlier"
  22. Reissued by Arthur P. Schmidt in 1932.
  23. High voice score on IMSLP:
  24. Dedicated "To Mrs. Frederick S. Avery"
  25. Published in Songs by Thirty Americans, pages 25-29
  26. Dedicated "To Miss Dora Henninges, Cleveland, O.". Score of high voice version on IMSLP:
  27. Reprinted by Nabu Press, 2012
  28. Published by Conatus Music Press, 1919; G. Schirmer, ©1919; Conatus Music Press, 1947 reprint; and Recital Publications, 1995 reprint
  29. Also published as a duet for soprano and alto, G. Schirmer, 1927
  30. Dedicated to "Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling". High voice score on IMSLP:
  31. Dedicated to "Miss Jessamine A. Pike". High voice score on IMSLP:
  32. Mentioned in Benjamin, Biographies of Celebrated Organists of America, 1908, as perhaps his most popular song at that time.
  33. Dedication: "In memory of my little neighbor, Lois Warner". Score on IMSLP:
  34. Dedicated "To Miss Geraldine Farrar"
  35. Digital copy of the score: .
  36. Dedicated to "Mme Louise Homer". High voice score on IMSLP:

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