| Composition |
| Arrangement of The Last Hope, Op. 16 (Gottschalk, Louis Moreau) for piano |
| Kiss and Say Good-Night (Stults, Robert Morrison) |
| Ramona (Van Alstyne, Egbert) |
| When Shadows Fall (Keithley, E. Clinton) |
| Weeping Willow Lane (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Arrangement of Weeping Willow Lane (Klickmann, Frank Henri) for theater orchestra |
| Smiles and Chuckles (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Arrangement of Smiles and Chuckles (Klickmann, Frank Henri) for theater orchestra |
| Irish Beauties (Wenrich, Percy) |
| America First (Gray, Eddie) |
| As the Lusitania Went Down (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Chimes of Venice (Grady, Richard G.) |
| Young Hunter's March (Woodward, Ellis) |
| Version from Dallas Blues (Wand, Hart A.) |
| E-Yip-Yow! Yankee Boys, Welcome Home Again! (Brown, Albert W.) |
| Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Half and Half (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Hesitation Waltz (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| High Yellow (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Hot off the Griddle (White, James) |
| I Ain't Got Nobody Much (Williams, Spencer) |
| I Didn't Raise My Ford to Be a Jitney (Frost, Jack) |
| I Have Come Back for a Last Good Bye (Garrett, Lloyd) |
| I Long to Hear the Old Church Choir Again (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| I'm a Real Kind Mama (Pinkard, Maceo) |
| When My Golden Hair Has Turned to Silver Gray (Stanley, Edward) |
| If a Mother's Prayers Are Answered, then I Know You'll Come Back to Me (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| In Honolulu by the Sea (Frost, Jack) |
| In the Dells of Old Wisconsin (Root, Frank K.) |
| It's for You, Old Glory, It's for You (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Liberty Bell, Ring On! (Brown, Albert W.) |
| Oh! Those Blues! (Biese, Paul) |
| Old Fashioned Roses (Keithley, E. Clinton) |
| One Wonderful Night (Jones, Clarence M.) |
| Paradise Blues (Williams, Spencer) |
| You Can Have It, I Don't Want It (Hill, May) |
| Pure as a Lily (Anonymous) |
| The Ragtime Band (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Saturday Night (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Version from Sing Me the Rosary (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Version from Sing Me the Rosary (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Sunbeam (Polla, William Conrad) |
| Sweetheart Dreams (Keithley, E. Clinton) |
| That Devilish Glide (Grady, Richard G.) |
| The Dirty Dozen (Jones, Clarence M.) |
| The Dream Waltz (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| The King of Them All (Simpson, William Murray) |
| The Octopus Rag (Erlan, John Oliver) |
| The Wreck of the Titanic (Forrest, Jeanette) |
| There's a Little Blue Star in the Window (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| There's an Angel Missing from Heaven (Speroy, Robert) |
| They All Sang Annie Laurie (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| True Love (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Twilight Meditation (Simpson, William Murray) |
| Way Down Home (White, James) |
| When a Boy Says Good Bye to His Mother (Frost, Jack) |
| When Aunt Dinah's Daughter Hannah Bangs on that Piano (White, James) |
| When It's Moonlight on the Rio Grande (Smith, Earl K.) |
| When the Little Blue Star in the Window Has Turned to Gold (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| When You Sang 'The Palms' to Me (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Will the Angels Guard My Daddy Over There? (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| You Can't Afford to Marry (Frost, Jack) |
| Way Down in the Old Palmetto State (Armstrong, Paul B.) |
| I'm Goin' Back to Louisiana (Keithley, E. Clinton) |
| Old Glory Goes Marching On (Klickmann, Frank Henri) |
| Just Beacuse I'm from Missouri (Wenrich, Percy) |