List of compositions by James Hotchkiss Rogers

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

By category

Large works The Man Of Nazareth, A Lenten Cantata For SATB Soli, Mixed Chorus and Organ, G. Schirmer, 1903 The New Life, Easter CantataMentioned in Benjamin, Biographies of Celebrated Organists, 1908, p. 110

Chamber music Alla Polacca, Op. 27. No. 2, violin and piano, Oliver Ditson, 1901

Service music Jubilate in D (O Be Joyful), Oliver Ditson, 1915 Sabbath Morning Service for the Synagogue Service for Sabbath evening, according to the Union Prayer Book, G. Schirmer, ©1912"Composed for the dedication of the Euclid Avenue Temple, Rev. Louis Wolsey, Rabbi." Temple Service for the Evening of the New Year

Church anthems and motets Asperges Me, Oliver Ditson, 1900 Ave, Maris Stella, women's voices, Oliver Ditson, 1900 Awake Up, My Glory, bass solo, SATB chorus, organ, G. Schirmer, 1908 Beloved, if God so Loved Us, SATB chorus and organ, G. Schirmer, 1908 Benedicite, Omnia Opera, SATB chorus and organ, G. Schirmer, 1912 Break Forth into Joy, (Easter), in The Church Choralist, No. 406, 1908 A Call to Worship, G. Schirmer, ©1916 Fear Not O Land (Harvest or Thanksgiving), SATB chorus and organ, G. Schirmer, 1902 I will Lift Up Mine Eyes, SATB chorus and organ, G. Schirmer, 1914 I will Wash my Hands in Innocency, soprano solo, SATB chorus and organ, G. Schirmer, ©1916Score on IMSLP: Let us Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem (Christmas), Oliver Ditson, 1915 Look on the Fields (Harvest), Oliver Ditson, 1915 The Lord Is My Strength, Oliver Ditson, 1915 My Sheep Hear My Voice, Oliver Ditson, 1915 O How Amiable are Thy Dwellings, Oliver Ditson, 1915 O Lord, Our Lord, How Excellent Thy Name, Oliver Ditson, 1915 The Pillars of the Earth, Oliver Ditson, 1915 Praise Ye the Lord, Oliver Ditson, 1915 Seek Him that Maketh the Seven Stars, Oliver Ditson, 1915 Sing, O Daughter of Zion! (Christmas), soprano solo, SATB chorus and organ, G. Schirmer, ©1915Score on IMSLP:

Secular choral works and partsongs At Parting, song arrangement for 2-part women's voices, G. Schirmer, 1926 Bedouin Song, men's voices and piano, G. Schirmer, 1905 But—They Didn't (E. V. Cooke), 4-part men's voices TTBB and piano, G. Schirmer, 1911 The Snow Storm (Katharine Pyle), women's voices SSAA and piano, G. Schirmer, 1913Reissued by G. Schirmer for 3-part women's voices in 1928, "adapted for use by school choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin" Some Reckon Time by Stars (Madison Julius Cawein), 4-part men's voices TTBB, G. Schirmer, 1910/1916Published in G. Schirmer's secular choruses, no. 5441; reprinted in Reference Book of Choruses for Men's Voices, no. 2 The Two Clocks (M. Erskine), women's voices SSAA, Oliver Ditson, 1910 This Is She (Anonymous), 4-part men's voices TTBB and piano, G. Schirmer, ©1915Score on IMSLP

Organ music Berceuse in A major, Oliver Ditson, 1911 Five Organ Pieces, G. Schirmer, 1907 Andante quasi Fantasia Cantilène Cortège Nuptial Offertoire Scherzoso Four Organ Pieces, G. Schirmer, ©1908 Christmas Pastorale Dedicated to "Harrison M. Wild". Score on IMSLP Invocation Score on IMSLP Prelude in D Major Score on IMSLP Grand Chœur Four Pieces for Organ, G. Schirmer, ©1905 Prelude in Db Major Bridal Song Score on IMSLP Sortie in G Major Sortie in D Minor Preludes and Intermezzos, Seven short pieces for the organ, Sam Fox Publishing, ©1918Score on IMSLP: Serenata Pomposo Con Sentimente Pastorale Orientale Allegretto Scherzando Religioso Processional March, G. Schirmer, ©1910Score on IMSLP: Reverie, G. Schirmer ©1910Score on IMSLP: Second Toccata in C minor, Oliver Ditson, 1911 Sonata No. 1 in E minor, G. Schirmer, ©1910Dedication: "A mon maître, M. Alexandre Guilmant". Complete score on IMSLP: Sonata No. 2 in D minor, G. Schirmer, 1921 Sortie in F major, Oliver Ditson, 1911 Suite for Organ No. 1, G. Schirmer, ©1905Dedicated to his teacher, Clarence Eddy. Complete score on IMSLP: Prologue (Molto maestoso) March (Tempo moderato ma con spirito) Intermezzo (Andantino) Toccata (Introduction: Lento assai, Toccata: Allegro) Suite for Organ No. 2, Theodore Press, ©1915Dedicated to Richard Keys Biggs. Complete score on IMSLP: Preambule (Con moto moderato) Theme and variations (Andante, 4 variations) Pastorale (Allegretto) Scherzo (Vivace ma non troppo) Epilogue (Con moto moderato) Third Sonata in B flat, G. Schirmer, 1923

Piano music Air de Ballet, Op. 24. No. 1, Oliver Ditson, 1904 Alla Marcia, Op. 53. No. 1, Oliver Ditson, 1903 Along a Country Road, C. F. Summy Co., 1914 A merry party Birds in the branches The gypsies are comingAlso arranged for 2-piano duet, second Piano Part by F. Frothingham, C. F. Summy Co., 1929 By the brookside Deux Morceaux pour le Piano, G. Schirmer, 1907 Au Rouet (At the Spinning Wheel) Valse Gracieuse Autrefois, Petite Suite dans le style ancien pour Piano, G. Schirmer, 1903 Allemande Courante Air varié Menuet Gigue The Bucking Pony, Bendix Publishing Co., 1930 The Development of Velocity, Exercises and Studies for Pianoforte, Op. 40, G. Schirmer, 1902 Octave Velocity, Twenty-four Exercises and Etudes for the Pianoforte, Music Mastery Series, Theodore Presser, 1910 Ten Octave-Studies for Pianoforte, G. Schirmer, 1908 Toy-Shop Sketches, Tune melodies for little folk, Theodore Presser, 1915 Jolly teddy bears Toy soldiers' march Dance of the toys Fairy stories Hobby horse Punch and Judy show Dolly's delight

Sacred art songs Great Peace Have They which Love Thy Law (text "From the Psalms"), G. Schirmer, ©1908 A poor copy of the high voice version on IMSLP: . How Long, O Lord, Wilt Thou Forget Me?, G. Schirmer A Prayer (Alfred Noyes), G. Schirmer, ©1918Dedicated "To Miss Louise Homer". A poor copy of the score on IMSLP: . They That Sow in Tears, G. Schirmer Two Offertory Solos, Arthur P. Schmidt, ©1904Dedicated to "Francis J. Sadlier" To-day if ye will hear His voiceReissued by Arthur P. Schmidt in 1932. Out of the DepthsHigh voice score on IMSLP:

Secular art songs Absence (Pai Ta-Shun/Frederick Peterson), G. Schirmer, 1915Dedicated "To Mrs. Frederick S. Avery" And Love Means—You, G. Schirmer April Weather (Ednah Proctor Clarke), Oliver Ditson, 1904Published in Songs by Thirty Americans, pages 25-29 At Parting (Frederick Peterson), G. Schirmer, ©1886, published 1906Dedicated "To Miss Dora Henninges, Cleveland, O.". Score of high voice version on IMSLP: Aus Meinen Tränen Spriessen, G. Schirmer Autumn (F. Dana Burnet, G. Schirmer Barcarolle, G. Schirmer Bid Me to Live (Robert Herrick), Oliver Ditson, 1899 Boot and Saddle: Cavalier Song (Robert Browning), Rogers & Eastman, 1900, reprinted by G. Schirmer Candlelight, Song of Christmas-tide (G. Hamilton), G. Schirmer, 1921 The Captain (Margaret Darrel), Boston Music Co., ©1898 The Cavalry, G. Schirmer Chanson de Printemps (All the World Awakens), G. Schirmer Déclaration, G. Schirmer Dumb Dora, Soliloquy for Medium Voice Ecstasy (Duncan Campbell Scott), G. Schirmer, ©1908 Five Quatrains From The Rubáiyát Of Omar Khayyám (Omar Khayyám), Oliver Ditson, 1914Reprinted by Nabu Press, 2012 A book of verses underneath the bough The moving finger writes Yet ah, that spring should vanish with the rose For some we loved So when that angel of the darker drink Fly, White Butterflies, G. Schirmer Four Favorites after Mother Goose, Theodor Presser, 1914 Mary, Mary, quite contrary Little Miss Muffet Old Mother Hubbard Little Jack Horner Im Wunderschönen Monat Mai, G. Schirmer In Harbour, G. Schirmer In Memorium, A Cycle of SongsPublished by Conatus Music Press, 1919; G. Schirmer, ©1919; Conatus Music Press, 1947 reprint; and Recital Publications, 1995 reprint Dark mother, always gliding near (Walt Whitman) Requiem (Robert Louis Stevenson) The last invocation (Walt Whitman) Joy, shipmate, joy! (Walt Whitman) After death in Arabia (Sir Edwin Arnold) Sail forth! (Walt Whitman) Invocation (Fred G. Bowles), Sam Fox Publishing, ©1917 Julia's Garden (Charles Edward Thomas), G. SchirmerAlso published as a duet for soprano and alto, G. Schirmer, 1927 La Chanson de ma Mie (The Song of My Dearest), G. Schirmer The Last Song, G. Schirmer, 1922 The Loreley, G. Schirmer A Love Note (Frank Lebby Stanton), G. Schirmer, ©1900 Dedicated to "Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling". High voice score on IMSLP: Love's on the High-Road (F. Dana Burnet), G. Schirmer, 1914 Moods, G. Schirmer, ©1900 Not from the Whole Wide World I Choose Thee (Richard Watson Gilder)Dedicated to "Miss Jessamine A. Pike". High voice score on IMSLP: Years Have Flown Since I Knew Thee First (Richard Watson Gilder) You (Louise Chandler Moulton) Who Knows? (Louise Chandler Moulton) Requiescat, G. Schirmer Reveille, G. Schirmer Sea Fever (John Mansfield), G. Schirmer A Song of Changing Love, G. Schirmer Sweetest Flower That BlowsMentioned in Benjamin, Biographies of Celebrated Organists of America, 1908, as perhaps his most popular song at that time. Three Songs, G. Schirmer, ©1912 Amulets (Brian Hooker) Cloud-Shadows (Katharine Pyle)Dedication: "In memory of my little neighbor, Lois Warner". Score on IMSLP: The Star: A Fragment from Plato (Charles F. Lummis)Dedicated "To Miss Geraldine Farrar"Digital copy of the score: . The Time for Making Songs has Come (Hermann Hagedorn), Oliver Ditson, 1919 Träumerei, G. Schirmer Two Songs, G. Schirmer, ©1908 Extasy (Duncan Campbell Scott)Dedicated to "Mme Louise Homer". High voice score on IMSLP: Oh, Drink Thou Deep of the Purple Wine (Alice Dunbar) The Voice of April, G. Schirmer The Wage of the Fighting Men, G. Schirmer War (F. Dana Burnet), Oliver Ditson, 1915 When Pershing's Men go Marching into Picardy (D. Burnet), Oliver Ditson, 1918 Wild Geese (Frederick Peterson), G. Schirmer, ©1915 Wind Song (A. Hugh Fisher), G. Schirmer, ©1915 Yesterday Ran Roses, G. Schirmer

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