Pianophilia

Here's another offering from my collection of stuff that I don't
really want, but always feel compelled to buy whenever I spot it,
in order to rescue it from oblivion! This piece is by Iris Taylor.

Nice one Tim. The composer is actually Fred Hartley using his Iris Taylor pseudonym.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Hartley

Timtin wrote:Here's another offering from my collection of stuff that I don't
really want, but always feel compelled to buy whenever I spot it,
in order to rescue it from oblivion! This piece is by Iris Taylor.

Taylor Dreamy Afternoon.pdf

Well said. Thanks.

August(e) Ergmann (unf. no biographical datas found, may be somebody else (?))
Caprice melodique - Souvenir du jeune âge
Published by William Czerny, London, n.d. [c.1870-1880]
Little update:
There were two composers with the name A. Ergmann.

Auguste Ergmann was a French organist in the 19th century
and
August (without -e) Ergmann was a German pianist and teacher, who lived and worked in Cologne and Leipzig.
The posted piece seems to be written by August (without -e) Ergmann.

Here's another contribution from my collection.

Nice one Tim. Lamarte is definitely new to me. I see two suites in Worldcat: The River Path and The Enchanted Valley, both published by Page.

Jim, thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I don't have the other suite.

The middle piece from the above file is available on YouTube, played
by our colleague Phillip Sear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujO5gz_UIxI

Here's another scan which I did recently. Having uploaded it to IMSLP,
it turned out that another scan of the same album was already on there.
This was despite the fact that, as always, I'd done a preliminary check to see.

Anyway, the music is so much fun to play, it deserves duplication!
It's by Charles Godard (= Franz Behr).

Timtin wrote:Here's another scan which I did recently. Having uploaded it to IMSLP,
it turned out that another scan of the same album was already on there.
This was despite the fact that, as always, I'd done a preliminary check to see.

Anyway, the music is so much fun to play, it deserves duplication!
It's by Charles Godard (= Franz Behr).

Godard Album.pdf

Fresh scans and fresh appreciation are always welcome! Thank you!

Speaking of duplication of efforts, I have an old Lack album....I'm sure most of these pieces are available readily elsewhere. If any can be identified as being rare or in need of a better scan, please let me know and I will be happy to oblige. Contents as follows....

LACK ALBUM

Op. 97 - Arietta
Op. 117 - Barcarolle - Au Fil de L’eau (Water-Nymph)
Op. 27 - Bolero
Op. 83 - Cabaletta
Op. 92 - Le Chant du Ruisseau (Song of the Brook)
Op. 58 - Etude-Arabesque
Op. 134 - Idilio
Op. 73 - Caprice - Pendant La Valse (While Waltzing)
Op. 152 - Pizzicato-Bluette
Op. 46 - Polonaise
Op. 116 - Sicilienne-Caprice
Op. 96 - Sorrentina
Op. 130 - Romance sans Paroles - Souvenir
Op. 20 - Tarantelle
Op. 82 - Valse-Arabesque
Op. 118 - Valse pour La Main Gauche
Op. 153 - Valse-Tyrolienne

That's quite an impressive album! Of the 17 works you've listed,
7 are already on IMSLP, but there's a lack of Lack as follows:-
Opp. 117, 92, 58, 134, 152, 46, 116, 130, 118 & 153.