New York City, probably December 2, 1912 Columbia A-1276; 38465-1 (matrix) — "Fantasy on Pilgrims' Chorus from Tannhauser", "Finale to Rubinstein's E Flat Concerto"; Recorded in New York City December 2, 1912 38474-1 (matrix) — "Fantasy On Mendelssohn's Spring Song", "Rubinstein's Melody In F"; Recorded in New York City December 4, 1912 Columbia A-1313 38472-1 (matrix) — "That Peculiar Rag", by Barney Fagan; Recorded in New York City December 3, 1912 38478 (matrix) — "Medley Of Ted Snyder's Hits"; Intro to "My Sweet Italian", by Irving Berlin "When The Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Albam' ", by Irving Berlin "Ragtime Soldier Man", by Irving Berlin Recorded in New York City, December 4, 1912 Columbia A-1427 Side A: 38829-2 (matrix) — "Maori", A Samoan dance; Recorded in New York City, May 8, 1913 Reissues (i) Timeless Records (Netherlands) CBC1-035 (CD) Side B: 38927-1 (matrix) — "1915 Rag", by Harry Tierney; Recorded in New York City, June 27, 1913 Reissues (i) Smithsonian Folkways RF33 (ii) Timeless Records (Netherlands) CBC1-035 (CD) Columbia A-1386 38925 (matrix) — "Medley of Berlin Songs" Recorded in New York City June 27, 1913 38928-1 (matrix) — "Tantalizing Tingles", by Sol Violinsky & Mike Bernard Reissues (i) Smithsonian Folkways RF23, Vintage Jazz Mart (Europe) VLP2 Recorded in New York City June 27, 1913 Columbia A-1590 Side A: 38475 (matrix) — "A Trip Across The Pond — Introducing Old Irish And Scotch Airs"; Side B: 38828 (matrix) — "Tango Bonita", by Maurice Smith; Columbia A-2577 77780-1 (matrix) — "Blaze Away"; Recorded in New York City April 25, 1918 Reissues (i) Smithsonian Folkways RF23, Timeless Records (Netherlands) CBC1-035 77783 (matrix) — "When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band To France", "Some One Else May Be There While I'm Gone"; 77783-3 (matrix) — "They Were All Out of Step But Jim", by Irving Berlin Recorded in New York City April 25, 1918 Personal Married three times, he had three sons, one out of wedlock with Ziegfeld Follies girl Dorothy Zuckerman. He also had an intimate relationship with singer Blossom Seeley around 1908 to 1909. Bernard and his first wife, May Convery — with whom there are two marriage certificates in Manhattan: February 25, 1897, and June 7, 1898 — had a son, Melvin Bernard (musician; born 1899). Bertram M. Bernard (lawyer; 1914–1988) was born to Dorothy Zuckerman, but there is no evidence of any marriage to Michael. Julius "Jules" Brown Bernard was born to