If I Should Lose You (1927) Sheet Music
Book details
- Title
- If I Should Lose You (1927) Sheet Music
- Author
- Earl Burtnett
- Publication year listed
- 1927
- Format
- Public domain eBook
- Reading access
- Free online reader; no registration required
- Source record
- View on Archive.org
About this book
If I Should Lose You (1927) Sheet Music
Author: Earl Burtnett; Robert Stowell
Year: 1927
If I Should Lose You is a 1927 ballad by Earl Burtnett and Robert Stowell, published by Sherman, Clay & Co. of San Francisco with ukulele arrangement included. The romantic popular song reflects the sentimental dance-band style of the late 1920s, combining piano, vocal, and ukulele accompaniment intended for home performance and social entertainment. The cover illustration, credited to R. A. M. Griffith, features an elegantly dressed couple framed by manicured garden hedges and floral arrangements rendered in a restrained Art Deco palette of black, cream, and orange tones. Interior advertising pages promote additional contemporary fox trots, waltzes, and ballads distributed by Sherman, Clay & Co., providing insight into West Coast popular music publishing during the Jazz Age. Digitized from an original 1927 edition.
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