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Joseph August Eduard Friedrich Glæser (November 25, 1835 in Berlin – September 29, 1891 in Hillerød) was a Danish composer and organist.

• Høje Nord, Friheds Hjem (1869)
• duets
• firstemmige mandssange
• some hymn tunes
• and oratorio (1858)
• piano pieces for 2 or 4 hands
• Alle mulige Roller (1857)
• Gildet paa Solhaug (1861)
• En gammel Soldat
• Jægerne (skuespil 1860)
• et treakts-syngestykke
• Fjernt fra Danmark (ballet 1860)
• Droslen slog i Skov sin klare Trille (romance 1857)
• Velkommen lærkelil

• List of Danish composers

• Free scores by Joseph Glæser at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)

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