The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-09 00:00:00

PERIOOICAL OF ORIGINAL
13001 C, price Sixpence, printed
on paper the urnal music dm, published
e 6d., or in Monthly Parts.
eh original music is usually sold, places it oat
o would otherwise gladly purchase it ; and it
it an attempt to bring the works of the most
in a more reasonable cost, will be favourably
With this view it is intended to publish,
Music Book," original songs, and other com-
°mermen., native and foreign, engraved and
ocr, in the usual music size, and sold for Six-
the greatest excellence a composition and
with the lowest possible price.
Ition" the proprietors are able to mention the
, M. W Belle. Benedict, J. L. Ration, Edward
T. G. Reed, Frank Romer, J. IL Tully, Vin.
i other popular Composers, have already eon-
! BOOK.
IDE OF PUBLICATION.
will be a Weekly Publitstion. A number
lay. Each number will contain an Original
rutted in the best manner, and in the usual
a will be original or selected (by permission)
wet popular writers.
enclosed in an Elegant Wrapper (designed by
rill be Sixpence.
ird on the IA of every month, containing four
r 2s. bd. Instrumental and Sacred M will
t longer intervals, and fanning separate series.
by all booksellers, newsmen, and augers In
dere should be immediately given.
the following " 4ust • praWlahed,

DIG. By
END. By
HE BEA-

Songs. is just •I
‘essrately, price :
IV. MY HOME MUST BE
WHERWER THOU ART.
By M. G. Btanerr.
V. IN A DREAD

By E. Loon.

longs will b
words by
es. no
lAiro.

t published In November
VIII. LOVE ME IF I LIVE.
The words by BARRY COWL.
WALL. The blade by Mrs.
G. b Becsevr.
IX. THE VOYAGE OF FANCY
(Duet). The words by MARC
Lexote. The mode by Flue"
Boras.

TIIS TO
I by CAMP-
by T. O.

[NIONS OF THE PRESS.
ty Periodical of Original Music, the first number
wed. The exorbitant price of, music has long
cad general or mphaint, and yet title or nothing
e It. White every clam of literary publication
and more within the reach of the whole read- ,
inn continue to be mid as orally luxuries, be- '
mends who, from to and education, are per-
elate, and enjoy them. To remedy this great
supply of music of a high class mere propor-
vase in the demand for it, caused by the grow-
, of the art among the educated classes of
! object of this new periodical. For the MU.
object, the find number, just published, fur-
It consists of • song, • Sing, Maiden, Sing,'
rowan, and the muaieby Halle ; which, printed
eganee, ...mild hare been sold ate musk-shop
Balfe's melody is In his best manner —well
glnative verses, exceedingly flowing, graceful,
me happy touches of novelty, particularly the
let bar but one, forming a beautiful close. The
Ailment, in arpeggios of triplets, is very els-
ier as the first inatabnent of a debt long due to
rms. The exorbitant price of all musk- 1 pub.
lad the effect of manning to the privileged few
Iby Nature for the many. The present under-
died to the most unqualified probe of there
ire desirous that others should love it also. We
KM' us, an original, and exceedingly pretty
anied in a simple and unaffected style. The
destined to haunt us in our quiet hours. The
up ; and, although hawed at so low a prior, the
is fully equal to that printed by the first muds
spoke. We cordially recommend ' The Musk
'd wish to form a valuable modern musical
gly small outlay."—Douglas Jerrold's News-
blinder' will be most extensively popular. It
rag, ' Sing, Maiden, Sing,' by Barry Cornwall,
Belle. The mamma the best modern musicians
das enntribsion to the wart. The veelmen
fine designs as the wrapper, by Elated Doyle,
astir invendos and exeention."—R•ll's Life in

riginal Periodical hoe Just been commenced
ad it proudest' to be a most intereedng and
The first number, now beer° us (published in
y designed wrapper, exhibiting ramie under
in every shape, from ' old Orpheus,' with his
eta' sinews,' to the modern organ-grinder),
Bath, with words from the works of Barry
m the first number of the work, exteneive
must, in all probability, attend its progrea
out of futurecompositions which are to appear
ire admirably varied and attractive."—Morn.
te of the moat novel and Online extensions of
an of cheap:tem Excellent original made Is
tented to us, with no abatement even in the
orth, at one-fifth of he usual cost. Both gouge
a are pretty, and likely to be nowise; and the
red as contributors to the work carry with
We shall see the success of an undertaklm
stistaction. It Iv the wider dinbsion of an e's.
miry, hitherto for mere trade purposes mod
e public second each an effort, they will gain
its immediate advantage.."--Examiner.
the laudable endeavours which arc now made
at price of musical publleaVonv, and to bring
mowers, which are at present one of the ex-
ich, wit,:dn the reach of the great body of the
rat number, now before us, io a oath factory
Printed in the same handsome manner, its
instead of sixpence. would be half-a.erown;
Cr, designed by Do le, is so full of fancy that
a work of art. —John Bull.
of this Work contains a new son't, ' Sing,
a by Barry Corn wall. and the music ay Balk.
tat favourite, sm., if all the music published
t. it CU find a very' prominent pkee In public
dole.
t the office of The guide Book, No. 1, St.
met (leading to St. Bris:e's Church), and sold
and Dollen In Periodluils, who will