David Braham
February 1834 (possibly 1838) — 11 April 1905
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David Braham was a London-born musical theatre composer, most famous for his work with his son-in-law Edward Harrigan (1844-1911), and Tony Hart (1855-1891). He has been called "the American Offenbach".
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Tu-ri-ad-i-lum
As We Wander in the Orange Grove
The Major
4-11-44
Adolphus Morning-Glory
Are You There, Moriarity?
The Beauty of Limerick
Investigation
Cash! Cash! Cash! Schottische
Clara Jenkins' Tea Schottische
Slavery's Passed Away
The Bradys
The Babies on Our Block
Over the Hill to the Poor House
4 Lancashire Songs and Dances
Casy's Social Club
Cobwebs on the Wall
Full Moon Union March
The Boot-Black
As Long as the World Goes Round
McNally's Row of Flats
The Bridal March
Old Lavender Waltz
Mulligan Guard Picnic Waltz
All Aboard for the M. G. P.
The Mulligan Guards
Oh! Dat Low Bridge!
Coming Home from Meeting
Veteran Guard Cadets March
John Riley's Always Dry
Mulligan's Silver Wedding Schottisch
Murray Hill Waltzes
Maggie Murphy's Home
To Rest Let Him Gently Be Laid
The Leather Patch
Mulligan Guard Picnic Galop
My Dad's Dinner Pail
Blow the Bellows, Blow!
Rest, My Darling, Slumber Now
Sons of Temperance
The Boodle
The Major Waltz
The McSorleys
The Black Maria, O!
Walking for dat Cake
The Castaways
Mordecai Lyons
The Mullican Guards' Suprise
The Muddy Day
Little Widow Dunn Quickstep
The Aldermanic Board
Clara Jenkins' Tea