| Qui te fait si sévère[enregistrement sonore] /Massenet, music ; [Gallet, libretto]. | Louise Edvina, soprano in French with orchestra ; Percy Pitt, conductor. | Gramophone. |
| Depuis le jour où je me suis donnée[enregistrement sonore] /Charpentier. | Louise Edvina, soprano en français av. orch. ; [Percy Pitt, chef d'orchestre]. | Gramophone. |
| Phidylé /Duparc. | Louise Edvina 1878-1948, French soprano with piano ; Percy Pitt Hayes, piano. | |
| Visi d'arte, vissi d'amour[enregistrement sonore] /Puccini, music ; [Giacosa, libretto] ; [Illica, libretto] ; [Sardou, libretto]. | Marie-Louise Edvina, soprano ; [Percy Pitt, chef d'orchestre]. | Gramophone. |
| My bird of paradise /Irving Berlin. Kawaihau waltz / Mekia Kealakai. | Helen Louise, Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| Chant de caisse populaire /paroles de Louise Valois Liessens. | Société Chorale Frans Liessens ( Musique de Aug. Liessens, organiste). | |
| Vissi d'arte, vissi d'amore[enregistrement sonore] /Puccini, music ; [Giacosa, libretto] ; [Illica, libretto] ; [Sardou, libretto]. | Louise Edvina, Italian soprano with orchestra; Percy Pitt, conductor. | Gramophone. |
| L'amour est une vertue rare [i.e. Qui te fait si sévère!][enregistrement sonore] /Massenet ; [Gallet]. | Marie-Louise Edvina, soprano with orchestra ; [Pitt, conductor?]. | Gramophone. |
| Rondo de la paysanne :du "Petit duc" /Lecocq. | Melle L. Dhamarys. | |
| Samson et Dalila :amour, viena aider : oh love, land me thy might /Saint Saëns. | Louise Homer, contralto ; Victor Orchestra. | |
| Phidelé[enregistrement sonore] /Duparc. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprano in French with piano ; [Pitt, piano]. | Gramophone. |
| Samson et Dalila :Printemps qui commence (Delila's song of spring) (Act 1) /Saint-Saens. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| Waiu luliluli /[no composer] ; [performed by] Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera. Kai maia o ka maoli : Kekupuohi / Sol Hiram ; Princess Likelike ; [performed by] Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera. | Helen Louise and Frank Ferera on Hawaiian guitars. | |
| Waiu luliluli :march. | Helen Louise-Frank Ferera. | |
| L'amour est une vertu rare[enregistrement sonore] /Massenet, musique ; Gallet, livret. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprano in French w. orch.; [Pitt, chef d'orchestre]. | Gramophone. |
| Chant de caisse populaire /Louise Valois Liessens, paroles ; Aug. Liessens, musique. | Société Chorale Frans Liessens ; Aug. Liessens, organiste ; Edouard Farly, réalisateur. | |
| Ah! mon fils, sois béni ! :ah! myson, blessed be thou /Meyerbeer. | Mme. Louise Homer, contalto. | |
| Kai maia o ka maoli (Kekupuohi). | Helen Louise-Frank Ferera. | |
| Depuis le jour où je me suis donnée[enregistrement sonore] /Charpentier. | Louise Edvina, French soprano with orchestra ; Percy Pitt, conductor. | Gramophone. |
| Kai maia o ka maoli medley :Pua he-i : papaia blossoms ; Kua pua rose laui : the rose of heaven : sol hiram ; Kuu lpo i ka hee pue one : princess likelike /Kekupuohi. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera. | |
| La gioconda :L'amo come il fulgor del creato /Ponchielli. | Louise Kirkby Lunn ; Emmy Destinn. | |
| Samson et Dalila :Printemps qui commence = Dalila's song of spring /Saint-Saens. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| Kamehameha :King Kamehameha's favorite melody. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| La clemenza di tito :Non piu di flori vaghe caterne /Mozart. | Louise Kirkby Lunn ; Manuel Gomez. | |
| Qui te fait si sévère ? (Whene doth come severity?) "Thaïs" (act 1) /Gallet ; Massenet. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprina with orchestra. | |
| L'amour est une vertu rare (love is a rare virtue) "Thaïs" (act 2) /Gallet ; Massenet. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprina with orchestra. | |
| Noël des enfants qui n'ont plus de maisons [= Christmas carol for homeless children] /Debussy. | Louise Edvina 1878-1948, French soprano with piano ; Mrs. Baker, piano. | |
| Samson et Dalila :Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix = My heart at thy sweet voice /Saint-Saens. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| Qui te fait si sévère [i.e. L'amour est une vertue rare][enregistrement sonore] /Massenet ; [Gallet]. | Marie-Louise Edvina, soprano with orchestra ; [Pitt, conductor?]. | Gramophone. |
| Qui te fait si sévère[enregistrement sonore] /Massenet, music ; [Gallet, libretto]. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprano in French with orchestra ; [Pitt, conductor]. | Gramophone. |
| Depuis le jour ou je me suis donnee :"Louise" /Charpentier. | Louise Edvina, with orchestra ; Percy Pitt. | |
| Samson et Dalila :mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix : my heart at thy sweet voice /Saint Saëns. | Louise Homer, contralto ; Victor Orchestra. | |
| L'amour est une vertu rare[enregistrement sonore] /Massenet, musique ; [Gallet, livret]. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprano in French with orchestra ; [Pitt, conductor]. | Gramophone. |
| My own Iona /Gilbert. Waikiki mermaid / Cunha. | Lousie and Ferera Hawaiian Troupe ; Henry Burr [side A only]. | |
| Aloha land /Meyer. | Louise and Ferera Waikiki Orchestra. | |
| Le petit duc :Couplets du départ /Lecocq. | Melle L. Dhamarys. | |
| Noël des enfants qui n'ont plus de maisons [= Christmas carol for homeless children][enregistrement sonore] /Debussy. | Louise Edvina, French soprano with piano ; [Baker, piano]. | Gramophone. |
| Le Noël des enfants qui n'ont plus de maisons =[Christmas carol for homeless children][enregistrement sonore] /Debussy. | Louise Edvina, French soprano with piano ; [Baker, piano]. | Gramophone. |
| On the beach at Waikiki /Kailmai. | Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra. | |
| Dear old Honolulu /Sonny Cunha. | Marie Narelle, soprano ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra. | |
| You'll always be the same sweet baby /Brown. | Louise McMahon, soprano ; Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Where Is My Boy To-night?R Lowry. | Louise Homer; Male Quartet; Pipe Organ. | |
| My own Iona =Moi one-Ionae /Friedland ; Morgan. | Rene Dietrich ; Horace Wright, vocal duet ; Louise ; Ferera, Hawaiian ukulele and guitar accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Madama Butterfly.Puccini. | Geraldine Farrar; Louise Homer; Victor Orchestra. | |
| The ladder of roses :from hip hop hooray /Hubbell. | Grace Nash, soprano ; Henry Burr, tenor, orch. acc. | |
| Aloha oe =Farewell to thee /Liliuokalani. | Mary Ryan, soprano ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| How the gates came ajar /Eastburn, music ; [Bostwick, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Phidylé[enregistrement sonore] /Duparc. | Grace Moore, soprano ; Victor Symphony Orchestra ; Wilfrid Pelletier, conductor. | His Master's Voice. |
| Pua carnation. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| La paloma =The dove /Yradier. | Louise ; Ferera ; Greenus, guitars and ukeulele trio. | Columbia |
| Maui Aloha. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera (Hawaiian guitars). | |
| I Cannot Sing The Old SongsClaribel. | Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| My Hawaiian sunshine /L. Wolfe Gilbert ; Carey Morgan. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr ; Louise ; Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | Berliner. |
| The Lost ChordSullivan. | Louise Homer; Victor Orchestra. | |
| Down yonder /L. Wolfe Gilbert. Don't you remember the time? / W.R. Williams [i.e. Will Rossiter]. | [Side A] Peerless Quartet, male quartet, with orchestra ; [Side B] Louise Terrell, Charles Hart, duet, with orchestra. | |
| Song to Hawaii /Redding. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| Last NightHalfdan Kjerulf. | Sophie Braslau; Orchestra. | |
| O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian /Al. Dubin ; Rennie Cormack. | Horace Wright, accompaniment by Louise and Ferera. | Victor. |
| On the South Sea isle /H. Von Tilzer. | Sterling Trio, with Louise and Ferera, male trio with hawaiian guitars and orchestra. | Victor. |
| I want to go back to Honolulu /Cunha ; Warren. | Alfred Alexander, tenor ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| Waikiki Mermaid Medley. | Helen Louise; Frank Ferera. | |
| Whispering HopeAlice Hawthorne. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| Hawaiian breezes waltz /[MacMeekin]. | Waikiki Hawaiian Orchestra. | Edison. |
| Oh, that we two were maying /Ethelbert Nevin, op. 2, no. 8. | Performed by Alma Gluck, soprano ; and Louise Homer, contralto ; with accompaniment by the Victor Orchestra. | |
| Kiss me again waltz /Herbert. | Waikiki Hawaiian Orchestra. | Edison. |
| I Need Thee Every HourAnnie S Hawks; Robert Lowry. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| John Anderson, my Jo /Robert Burns. | Louise Brentwood, contralto with orchestra. | Pathé. |
| My Hawaiian maid, medley :Kaua i ka huahuai = Bubbling spring ; My Hawaiian maid ; My Honolulu tom boy /A. R. Cunha. | Horace Wright ; Rene Dietrich ; Louise and Ferera, accompaniment. | |
| Last night /Kjerulf. | Louise Homer (contralto, with orchestra). | |
| St. Paul :but the Lord is mindful of his own /Mendelssohn. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| The song of a heart /Tunison. | Percy Hemus, baritone, accompanied by Victor Orchestra. | |
| On Honolulu Bay /Yellen ; Cobb ; Barron. | Peerless Quartet ; Louise, Hawaiian guitar ; Ferera, Hawaiian guitar. | Victor. |
| My own Iona =Moi one-Ionae /Friedland ; Morgan. | Rene Dietrich ; Horace Wright, vocal duet ; Louise ; Ferera, Hawaiian ukulele and guitar accompaniment. | Berliner. |
| Contes D'hoffman.J Offenbach. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; Orchestra. | |
| Abide With MeH F Lyte; Wm H Monk. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; Orchestra. | |
| My heart ever faithful =Mein gläubiges Herze (from the Canata "Also hat Gott die Welt geliebt" /Johann Sebastian Bach. | Louise Homer, contralto. | |
| Huguenots :"Nobil signors, salute" ("Noble sirs, I salute you") /Meyerbeer. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| Hawaii I'm lonesome for you :introducing Along the way to Waikiki /Richard Whiting ; Albert Gumble. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars with Athenian Mandolin Quartet. | |
| Aloha land :Hawaiian waltz /Herzer. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitar duet. | Columbia |
| Little Alabama Coon. | Louise; Ferera; Greenus. | |
| Some sort of somebody /Kern ; sung by Grace Nash, Edgar Stoddard. You'll always be the same sweet baby / Brown ; sung by Louis [sic] McMahon, Henry Burr. | Grace Kerns (as Grace Nash), soprano (Side A) ; Andrea Sarto (as Edgar Stoddard), baritone (Side A) ; Louise McMahon, soprano (Side B) ; Henry Burr, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Messiah.Handel. | Louise Homer, contralto, with orchestra. | |
| Missouri waltz (Hush-a-bye- ma baby) /Eppel [John Valentine], music ; [James Royce Shannon, lyrics] ; [Frederick Knight Logan, arranger]. | Louise and Ferera Waikiki Orchestra. | Pathé. |
| Hawaiian echos - medley, "my sweeting" -- "Sweet Lei Mamo" - "Aloha no Wau I ko Maka" (I love your eyes) /Prince Leleiohcku. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera (Hawaiian guitars). | |
| My Ain FolkWilfrid Mills; Laura G Lemon. | Louise Homer; Orchestra. | |
| Messiah :oh thou that tellest good tidings to zion /Handel. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| A Girl In Your Arms Is Worth Two In Your DreamsWenrich. | Grace Nash; Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Mighty lak' a rose /Nevin, music ; [Stanton, lyrics]. | Louise Robinson, soprano solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Hawaiian hula medley. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera. | |
| My Hawaiian sunshine /L. Wolfe Gilbert ; Carey Morgan. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr ; Louise ; Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | Victor. |
| There is a green hill far away /Gounod. | Louise Homer, accompanied by Victor Orchestra. | |
| Everybody HuluSonny Cunha. | Henry Burr; Louise Hawaiian; Ferera Hawaiian; Orchestra Acc. | |
| On the South Sea isle /Harry Von Tilzer. | Sterling Trio ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra, accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| On the Beach at Waikiki--Medley /Henry Kailimai. | Helen Louise -- Frank Ferera, Hawaiian Guitars. | |
| Everybody HulaSonny Cunha. | Helen Louise; Frank Ferera. | |
| When You Were A Baby And I Was The Kid Next DoorTierney. | Louise Macmaron; Sam Ash; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Whispering HopeAlice Hawthorne. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| Messiah :He was despised /Handel. | Louise Homer, contralto with orchestra. | |
| Elijah.Mendelssohn. | Louise Homer. | |
| Symphony No. 9 In D Minor (Choral) Op. 125.Beethoven. | Felix Weingartner; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra; Vienna State Opera Chorus; Louise Helletsgruber; Rosette Anday; Georg Maikl; Richard Mayr. | |
| Yaddie kaddie kiddie kaddie koo /Lewis ; Young ; Meyer. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera (Hawaiian guitars). | |
| That hula hula /Irving Berlin. | Campbell ; Burr ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra, accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| Medley of Hawaiian airs - no. 1. | Helen Louise and Palakiko Ferreira, Hawaiian guitar duet. | Edison. |
| Valse bleue /Margis. | Louise ; Ferera ; Greenus, guitar and ukulele trio. | Columbia |
| My Sweet ReposeSchubert. | Mme Homer; Miss Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| Long, Long AgoT Haynes Bayly. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| Rackety-coo! /Friml. | Grace Nash ; Sam Ash. | Columbia. |
| How the gates came ajar /Eastburn, music ; [Bostwick, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Turn Ye To MeLawson. | Louise Homer. | |
| Medley of Hawaiian airs - no. 2. | Helen Louise and Palakiko Ferreira, Hawaiian guitar duet. | Edison. |
| When you and I were young, Maggie /Butterfield, music ; [George W. Johnson, lyrics]. | Louise Robinson, soprano solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| The Missouri waltz /John Valentine Eppel. | Louise, Ferera and Greenus, hawaiia guitars and ukuicle Trio. | |
| On Honolulu Bay /Yellen ; Cobb ; Barron. In the sweet long ago / Heath ; Lange ; Solman. | Peerless Quartet with Hawaiian guitars by Louise and Ferera and Orchestra [On Honolulu Bay] ; Sterling Trio with orchestra [In the sweet long ago]. | |
| Take me to my Alabam' :Come back, they're calling you /Will Dillon ; Harry Tobias. O'Brien is tryin' to talk Hawaiian / Al. Dubin ; Rennie Cormack. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra; [Henry Burr]; [Rosario Bourdon, conductor] [Take me to my Alabam' : Come back, they're calling you] ; Horace Wright with accompaniment by Louise and Ferera on ukulele and guitar [O'Brien is tryin' to talk Hawaiian]. | |
| Valse Bleue. | Columbia Orchestra. | |
| Waikiki MermaidCunha. | Louise; Ferera; Hawaiian Troupe. | |
| Is there still room for me neath the old apple tree /Abrahams ; sung by Albert Campbell and Henry Burr. When you were a baby and I was the kid next door / Tierney ; sung by Louise MacMahon and Sam Ash. | Albert Campbell and Henry Burr, vocals (Side A) ; Louise MacMahon and Sam Ash, vocals (Side B). | Columbia. |
| The lost chord /Proctor ; Sullivan. | Louise Homer ; unidentified orchestra. | |
| My Hawaiian maid /Sonny Cunha. | Henry Burr, tenor ; Louise ; Ferera with Hawaiian orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| Along the way to Waikiki :Introducing: Hawaii I'm lonesome for you /Whiting ; Gumble. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera, hawaiian guitar duet. | Columbia |
| O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian /Al. Dubin ; Rennie Cormack. | Horace Wright, accompaniment by Louise and Ferera. | Victor. |
| On The Beach At Waikiki.Henry Kailimai. | Helen Louise; Frank Ferera. | |
| Waikiki mermaid medley. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera (Hawaiian guitars). | |
| The whole world loves a lover /Whiting. Ireland must be heaven / McCarthy, Johnson and Fischer. | Grace Nash, soprano, Henry Burr, tenor, with orch. (1st work); De Los Becker, tenor, with orch. (2nd work). | Columbia. |
| Qui te fait si sévère? =[enregistrement sonore] /Whence doth come this severity?Massenet, musique ; Gallet, livret. | Marie Louise Edvina, soprano in French w. orch. ; [Pitt, chef d'orchestre]. | Gramophone. |
| One sweetly solemn thought /[words by] Phoebe Carey ; [music by] R. S. Ambrose. | Alma Gluck, soprano; Louise Homer, contralto; with orchestra; [Walter Rogers, conductor] | |
| Fiddle diddle boogie /Jim Leisy ; Charles Green. Come back to me / M. Bamford ; L. Webb | Davis Sisters (Fiddle diddle boogie). Davis Sisters (Come back to me) | |
| Madama Butterfly.Puccini. | Geraldine Farrar; Louise Homer; Victor Orchestra. | |
| Song to Hawaii /Redding. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera. | |
| Yaddie Kaddie Kiddie Kaddie KooLewis; Young; Meyer. | Helen Louise; Frank Ferera. | |
| My dreamy China lady /Van Alstyne, music ; [Kahn, lyrics]. | Grace Nash, soprano ; Henry Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Abide With MeH F Lyte; Wm H Monk. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| La paloma =The dove /Yradier. | Louise, Ferera and Greenus, hawaiia guitars and ukuicle Trio. | |
| Trovatore :ai nostri monti : home to our mountains /Verdi. | Louise Homer ; Enrico Caruso, duet with orchestra. | |
| Life's Dream Is O'erAsher. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer. | |
| Hawaiian hula medley (in fox trot time). | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| Everybody hula /Sonny Cunha. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera (Hawaiian guitars). | |
| Moe Uhane Waltz. | Helen Louise -- Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| One Sweetly Solemn ThoughtPhoebe Carey; R S Ambrose. | Alma Gluck; Louise Homer; With Orchestra. | |
| On the South Sea isle /H. Von Tilzer. | Sterling Trio, with Louise and Ferera, male trio with hawaiian guitars and orchestra. | Victor. |
| Hawaiian echoes /Prince Leleiohcku. | Helen Louise ; Frank Ferera. | |
| Aloha land :Hawaiian waltz /Wailie Herzer. | Helen Louise - Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars with Athenian Mandolin Quartet. | |
| Lei aloha =Wreath of joy /Kepupuohi. | Horace Wright ; Rene Dietrich ; Louise and Ferera, accompaniment. | |
| My lonely Lola lo /Murphy, Lange and Solman. My Hawaiian maid / Sonny Cunha. | Sterling Trio ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra [side a] ; Henry Burr, tenor ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra [side b]. | Pathé. |
| Down in dreamy Honolulu town /Branen ; Lange. | Irving Gillette ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra. | |
| Banjo song, op.22, no.4 /Weeden ; Homer. | Mme. Homer ; Miss Louise Homer, duet with orchestra. | |
| On Honolulu Bay /Yellen ; Cobb ; Barron. | Peerless Quartet ; Louise, Hawaiian guitar ; Ferera, Hawaiian guitar. | Victor. |