Larry Norman asked if anyone had a copy of the sheet music for Albert
Ketelby's "Tangled Tunes".  Well, I have one complete with all the tune
titles.  The cover has a very nice lithograph of a conductor presiding
over a steaming cauldron, the tunes titles appearing to be tangled in
the steam.  The sheet describes the piece as "A pot-pourri of 106
Favourite Melodies Humourously entangled by Albert W. Ketelby".  The
date given is 1915.  The titles are given below.

Two more pieces in this vein were written by the British march composer
Kenneth Alford: "A Musical Switch" and "The Lightning Switch".  Both
appear on the CD "The Music of Kenneth Alford" (Chandos CHAN 6584)
played by the Band of H.M. Royal Marines.

Albert Ketelby was born in Birmingham, England in 1875 and died on the
Isle of Wight in 1959 and was a popular composer of light music as well
as theatrical, film and chamber pieces.  He sometimes worked under the
assumed names of William Aston and Anton Vodorinski.  He was also for
a time musical director for Columbia Records and was able to retire in
his forties to the Isle of Wight due to the success of his popular
compositions.  Hope this helps

Best wishes,

Russell Wattam

   "Tangled Tunes"

  1. Rule Britannia
  2. Three Blind Mice
  3. Mistletoe Bough
  4. Ah Che la Morte (Trovatore)
  5. Flower Song (Faust)
  6. Three Fishers Went a Sailing
  7. Drinking
  8. Heart of Oak
  9. Charlie is My Darling
 10. The Minstrel Boy
 11. Gathering Nuts in May
 12. Dixie's Land
 13. Soldier's Chorus (Trovatore)
 14. Grandfather's Clock
 15. Marseillaise
 16. British Grenadiers
 17. Home Sweet Home
 18. Blue Bells of Scotland
 19. Intro. Act III Lohengrin
 20. Sailor's Hornpipe
 21. The Girl I Left Behind Me
 22. Garry Owen
 23. Poet and Peasant
 24. 1812 Overture
 25. Tannhauser March
 26. 1812 Overture
 27. Il Bacio
 28. Romeo and Juliet Waltz
 29. Prophete March
 30. Soldier's Chorus (Faust)
 31. O Tender Moon (Faust)
 32. Silver Threads Among the Gold
 33. Killarney
 34. Mary of Argyle
 35. Robin Adair
 36. Wedding March (Mendelsshon)
 37. Anvil Chorus (Trovatore)
 38. Yankee Doodle
 39. Dixie's Land
 40. Maid of Athens
 41. Johnny Get Your Gun
 42. Raymond Overture
 43. Light Cavalry Overture
 44. The Keel Row
 45. For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
 46. The Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls
 47. Village Blacksmith
 48. Scenes That are Brightest (Maritana)
 49. Lend Me Your Aid
 50. Blue Danube
 51. Poet and Peasant
 52. Spring Song
 53. Little Brown Jug
 54. La Donna e Mobile (Rigoletto)
 55. Excelsior
 56. Lass of Richmond Hill
 57. Bay of Biscay
 58. Rule Britannia
 59. Vicar of Bray
 60. John Peel
 61. Last Rose of Summer
 62. Villikins and His Dinah
 63. Buy a Broom
 64. The Ash Grove
 65. Sally in Our Alley
 66. Alice Where Art Thou
 67. Sweet Genevieve
 68. Semiramide Overture
 69. Marche aux Flambeaux
 70. Marching Through Georgia
 71. Merry Wives of Windsor
 72. Stephanie Gavotte
 73. Kirmesse Scene (Faust)
 74. March (Damnation de Faust)
 75. Sword Chorus (Faust)
 76. 1812 Overture
 77. Bohemian Girl Overture
 78. Der Freischutz Overture
 79. Tannhauser March
 80. Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue
 81. When Johnny Comes Marching Home
 82. William Tell Overture
 83. Good King Wenceslas
 84. Tannhauser March
 85. Il Balen (Trovatore)
 86. Dio Possente (Faust)
 87. Athalie March
 88. How Can I Leave Thee
 89. Come, Birdie Come
 90. Tarara-Boom-De-Ay
 91. Tancredi Overture
 92. Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be
 93. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
 94. The Bogie Man
 95. Pop Goes the Weasel
 96. Amoretten Tanz
 97. Valse des Fleurs (Casse-noisette)
 98. Waltz in A flat (Chopin)
 99. Nocturne (Chopin)
100. Fragment from Faust
101. Faust Waltz
102. Flying Dutchman Overture
103. Auld Lang Syne
104. Old English Gentleman
105. Zampa
106. God Save the King