Rubens, Paul A. (Paul Alfred), 1875-1917
Rubens, Paul A. 1875-1917
Rubens, Paul A.
Paul Rubens British composer (1875-1917)
Rubens, Paul Alfred 1875-1917
Rubens, Paul Alfred
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Works
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The Adelphi Theatre Co. in the new musical play Tina : founded on Kitty by Paul A. Rubens and Harry Graham | |
After the girl. | |
Aria aus der Oper [Der] schwarze Domino : für Piano-Forte (Klavier ohne Gesang) | |
The Balkan princess. | |
Betty | |
The blue moon. | |
Bohemia : from the musical play "The happy day" | |
Concert-Arie aus der Oper "Domino noir" : für Militärmusik eingerichtet / von Rubens, (bearbeitet und geschrieben) von V: Hallmayr, Kapellmeister im k. k. 47ten Lin: Inftr. Regiment Graf Kinski | |
A country girl, 1902: | |
Cream of the sky. | |
Dairymaids | |
Dear little Denmark. | |
Florodora; a musical comedy. | |
The Flying Dutchman. | |
GAIETY THEATRE. | Produced by Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES | THE . . | Sunshine Girl. | Book by | Paul A. Rubens and Cecil Raleigh. | Lyrics by | Paul A. Rubens and Arthur Wimperis. | Music by | Paul A. Rubens. | BOOK OF LYRICS, PRICE 6d. NET CASH. | CHAPPELL & CO., Ltd., | 50, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W. | NEW YORK: | 41 East 34th Street. | TORONTO: | 347, Yonge Street. | MELBOURNE: | 235 Flinders Lane. | Seul Représantant pour la France et ses Colonies, la Belgique, et la Suisse Française: | ADOLPH FÜRSTNER, 18, Rue Vignon, PARIS. | All rights reserved under the International Copyright Act. Public performance of | all or any part of the work strictly forbidden. Applications for the right of performance | must be made to " Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES, Gaiety Theatre, Strand, London." The | adaptation of this composition to any form of mechanical musical instrument either | for private or public performance is strictly prohibited. | Copyright, MCMXIL, by Chappell & Co., Ltd. | |
Galloping | |
The girl from Utah. | |
The Girl you love. | |
Great Caesar: Ouverture | |
The happy day : valse. | |
Hoort, zegt het voort zangstem, piano C gr.t. | |
Hoo's Hoo at the "Hook"!. | |
Hullo little stranger! | |
In the shade of the palm | |
Lady Madcap | |
Lady Madcap. There's a girl I simply dote on | |
I like you in velvert : song fron the musical play Lady Madgap | |
Little Miss Wooden Shoes. | |
Love and laughter. | |
I love the moon valse | |
I love you, ma chérie : song | |
Lune d'argent [M.i.] | |
Meals. | |
Men. | |
Miss Hook of Holland | |
Mr. Popple (of Ippleton). Libretto | |
The Music of love. | |
My country and my flag | |
My Minosa maid. | |
Now I am a queen. | |
On a Saturday afternoon. | |
The One and Only | |
Only to you. | |
The only way. | |
Opening chorus | |
Parisian model | |
The Parts I've played. | |
A Perfectly peaceful person. | |
Pink and white. | |
A Pink petty from Peter. | |
Play me that tune. | |
Poor little flower girl. | |
Reading 'riting and 'rthmetic. | |
A Real town lady. | |
Rippling waterfall. | |
Sal. | |
The Sandow girl. | |
She lay low. | |
She's all right. | |
Silver slipper | |
The Sleepy canal. | |
Sloe Eyes ;The Cingalee (extrait de ) | |
Soldiers of the Netherlands. | |
Something devilish wrong. | |
Stars. | |
The sunshine girl. | |
Take me uptown, girls. | |
Tell me, pretty maiden | |
Tell us, pretty ladies | |
That's a very diff'rent thing : That's a very different thing. | |
They won't have me. | |
Three little maids | |
Tina | |
Tina. Violin song | |
To-night's the night. | |
Too particular. | |
Tra-la-la. | |
Una. | |
The Violoncello. | |
Waiting for the moon to shine : . | |
I want to be your wife. | |
What is a maid to do? : What's a maid to do? | |
When him goey la-di-da. | |
When the boys come home to tea. | |
When the stars were young : song / written by Harold Ellis ; composed by Paul A. Rubens | |
Wonderful world. | |
You dear, sweet, stupid old thing. | |
Your king and country want you : a woman's recruiting song. | |
バルカンの姫 | |
ベティ |