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Music at the Pan-American Exposition,
Organists, Orchestras, Bands, Buffalo, 1901: Index

Cover illustration, Coral harp, by Alice Russell Glenny.

Music at the Pan-American Exposition, Organists, Orchestras, Bands, Buffalo, 1901 was the official guide published by the Pan-American Exposition Company. It contains a history of the organ built by Emmons Howard, biographies of seventy-one of the organists who performed at the Temple of Music during the exposition, a schedule of band performances, and brief histories of the major bands performing at the exposition. It also contains images of most of the organists, band directors, soloists, and bands, the Temple of Music and its sculpture, and scenes of the bandstands. Having been prepared before all arrangements had been made for performances, the guide does not contain a complete listing of all organists or bands that eventually performed at the Exposition.

Indexes to the organists, conductors, soloists, bands and orchestras, images of the Temple of Music and other Exposition scenes, and sculpture in Music at the Pan-American Exposition, Organists, Orchestras, Bands, Buffalo, 1901 are available below. The booklet can also be viewed in its entirety, page by page, starting with the title page.

Organists
Allen, Nathan Henry Archer, Frederic Bernier, Joseph Arthur Carl, William C. Carter, George Buonaparte Clark, Seth Colegrove Clarke, Robert Alexander Hallam Clemens, Charles E. Colson, William Brewster Corey, N. J. Cushing, Samuel Dayton Dethier, Gaston Marie Donahoe, J. Frank Donley, W. H. Dunkley, Ferdinand Dussault, J. D. Eddy, Clarence Fairclough, William Erving Falk, Louis Fisher, Mary Chappell Flagler, Isaac Van Vleck Frese, Ernest Gustav August Galloway, Charles Garratt, C. Percival	Gibson, S. Archer Gomph, William J. Hammond, William Churchill Heaton, Walter Hendy, Henry Stuart Hewlett, William Henry Houseley, Henry Hunt, Hamlin H. Jarrett, William Sheridan Jepson, Harry Benjamin Jordan, Albert David Lang, Benjamin Johnson Lawrence, John Porter Maynard, Emily Loucetta McConnell, Mary Florence Miller, Russell King Percy, Richard Truman Radcliffe, Thomas Reed, William Riddell, Ione Bush Riesberg, F. W. Salter, Sumner Sanborn, E. Russell Sans-Souci, Gertrude	Schwartz, William Charles Shelley, Harry Rowe Simms, Frank Henry Smith, Charles Wenham Smith, Gerrit Spenser, Fanny M, Stanley, Walter Peck Stein, Christian Adolph Sterling, Winthrop Smith Stewart, H. J. Thunder, Henry Gordon Tipton, James Benton Truette, Everett E. Tyler, Abram Ray Vibbard, Henry Leonard Vincent, Henry B. Warren, Samuel P. Webster, Andrew T. Wild, Harrison M. Wilkins, Herve Dwight Woodman, Raymond Huntington York, Francis L. Zehm, Harry J.

Bands and Orchestras
Band Schedule, including three bands not listed below
13th Regiment Band    Hamilton Ontario 19th Regiment Band   St. Catherines, Ontario 48th Highlanders Band   Toronto, Ontario 65th Regiment Band   Buffalo, N.Y. 71st Regiment Band   New York, N.Y. 74th Regiment Band   Buffalo, N.Y. Brooke's Marine Band   Chicago, Ill.	Carlisle Indian Band   Carlisle, Pa. Elgin Band   Elgin, Ill. First Artillery Band   Mexico City Innes' Band   New York, N.Y. Ithaca Band   Ithaca, N.Y. Ladies' Military Band   Boston, Mass. Pan-American Orchestra   Buffalo, N.Y.	Phinney's United States Band   Chicago, Ill., New York, N.Y. Pittsburgh Orchestra   Pittsburgh, Pa. Robertson's Band   Albany, N.Y. Salem Cadet Band   Salem, Mass. Scinta's Band   Buffalo, N.Y. Sousa's Band   New York, N.Y.

Temple of Music and Other Scenes		Sculpture by Isidore Konti depicting music
Temple of Music Temple of Music Interior Temple of Music Organ Band Stand in Plaza Plaza with band stand at center		Gay Music Heroic Music Sacred Music

View the entire guide, Music at the Pan-American Exposition, Organists, Orchestras, Bands, Buffalo, 1901.

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