1889 in music

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The following events occurred in the field of music in the year 1889.

Specific locations

Events

Published popular music

Recorded popular music

  • "22nd Regiment March" – Frank Goede[6]
  • "Ain't Going to Rain No More" – Will Lyle (banjo)
  • "Amusement Polka" – John Mitthauer[7]
  • "And the Phonograph is Listening" – Will Lyle (banjo)[8]
  • "Anniversary March" – Max Franlin[9]
  • "Arbucklenian Polka" – David B. Dana (cornet) & Edward Issler (piano)[10]
  • "The Beggar Student" – Duffy & Imgrund's Fifth Regiment Band[11]
  • "Colonel Wellington's March" – Voss' First Regiment Band[12]
  • "Comin' Thro' the Rye" – George Schweinfest (flute) & Edward Issler (piano)[13]
  • "Dream After the Ball" – George Schweinfest (flute) & Edward Issler (piano)[14]
  • "Dream of Love" – William Tuson (clarinet) & Edward Issler (piano)[15]
  • "Down Went McGinty" – Issler's Orchestra[16]
  • "Fifth Regiment March" – Issler's Orchestra
  • "For Right & Liberty" – Issler's Orchestra[17]
  • "Hoboken Pioneers" – Issler's Orchestra[18]
  • "Honeymoon Waltz" – Frank Goede
  • "Hornpipe Polka" – United States Marine Band[19]
  • "Kentucky Jubilee" – Issler's Orchestra
  • "Jingle Bells" – Will Lyle (banjo)[20]
  • "Jubilee March" – Duffy & Imgrund's Fifth Regiment Band
  • "The Men of Wall Street" – George Schweinfest (flute)
  • "The Minstrel Boy" – Theodore Hoch[21]
  • "The Night Alarm" – Duffy & Imgrund's Fifth Regiment Band[22]
  • "The Pattison Waltz" – Effie Stewart (1863 - 1904) (vocal) & Theo Wangemann (piano)
  • "Pearl of Pekin" – Henry Giese
  • "The Phonograph Serenade" – Duffy & Imgrund's Fifth Regiment Band[23]
  • "Rattle on a Banjo" – Will Lyle (banjo)
  • "Right & Liberty March" – George Schweinfest (flute)
  • "Section from 'The Mikado'" – Issler's Orchestra[24]
  • "Song of the Roses" – Duffy & Imgrund's Fifth Regiment Band
  • "Semper Fidelis" – Issler's Orchestra
  • "The Warbler" – Frank Goede
  • "Washington Centennial Parade" – Duffy & Imgrund's Fifth Regiment Band
  • "The Wren Polka" – George Schweinfest (flute) & Edward Issler (piano)[25]

Classical music

Opera

Musical theater

Published Writings

  • Upton, George P. (1889). The Standard Symphonies, Their History, Their Music, and Their Composers: A Handbook. Chicago: A. C. McClurg and Company.

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