Robert Morrison Stults
Compositions for: Piano
Academic MarchLove's Sweet StoryAgainWalkin' on de Rainbow RoadI Am the Resurrection and the LifeSmoky SamI Wonder If You Ever Think of MeHollywood WaltzesThe Sweetest Story Ever ToldThe Sweetest Words of AllThe Birds and the BrookBattle Monument WaltzMy ClementineBulls and BearsThe Old Sentinel MarchWay Down South in DixieMy Mother's Favorite HymnSt. Valentine's MarchM.A.C. March and Two-StepAvenge the Good Ship MaineBecause You Told Me SoYes, I Love YouThe Birds BallAmong the Hills of MarylandOur Orioles MarchA Moonlight MeanderThe Old First Love Is Best of AllRedemptionTake Me Back to Dear Old DixieBreathe Those Tender Words AgainIn the Golden Long AgoUnder the Stars I Met You, LoveLet Me Call You 'Dearie'Joan of ArcFor Love's Sweet SakeKiss and Say Good-NightI Am a Yale GirlIf Dreams Were Only TrueNo Sweeter Words Were Ever SaidMy Little Red Rose, Good NightOnce in the Bygone DaysWhisperMadrienneI Love Her All Day LongMy Little Yaller Coon, Good NightWon't You Love Me as of OldWhen the Twilight Softly FallsPretty Bright Flowers for TheeThe Words that Made You MineThe Sweetest Little Girl I KnowUnder the Apple BlossomsVisions of the "Old Folks at Home"Arrangements for: Piano
The Sweetest Words of All
Wikipedia Robert Morrison Stults (1861–1933) was an American composer of popular music in the late 19th century and early 20th century. He used aliases such as Norwood Dale and S. M. Roberts for some of his works.
Stults wrote the musical The Cross Patch Fairies. His most popular work, "The Sweetest Story Ever Told", was published in 1892 and was still popular into the 20th century.
According to the Morrison family history, Stults was the son of Jacob Stults and Martha-Jane Morrison. The first of five children, he was born on June 1, 1861 in Hightstown, New Jersey. He was married to Julia Vandermeer.
Prior to 1910, Stults mostly wrote popular music, but later wrote more sacred music and bigger works. Stults wrote three ragtime tunes, "Smoky Sam" (1898), "Walkin' on de Rainbow Road" (1899), and "A Moonlight Meander]" (1900), under the name S. M. Roberts (a play on his name Robert M. Stults). "A Moonlight Meander", was copyrighted by his wife, J. V. Stults, who often copyrighted his music.
At his death on March 24, 1933, Stults was the co-publisher of the Long Branch Daily Record in Long Branch, New Jersey.
This is a list of works that are mostly songs and piano tunes, written prior to 1910:
This is a list of works that are sacred in nature or longer works. These were generally written after 1910:
