Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
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ular and attractive music -
They sleep in The grave together n
ballad, by Charles p. Dare, music by
Henry Kleber. Very sweet and mourn
iul words; the music is very appropriate,
and is by popular author. Ii will be n
\ favorite with the ladies.
Never more my Clara dear, ballad
music by +. Buckley. This is Of that
popular class Of music which sells well;
il is one OF the lavorite pieces sung by
Buckley's Sercnaders to so many thou
sands OF admirers.
The Yankee Quilting Party. comic
song composed and sung by John A.
S,erry, Of The Alpine Warblcrs. The
words are comical and amusing enough,
and well calculated to disturb the grav.
ity even ul he old Pilgrim Fathers, if
they were on earth. We should like to
hear Ossian Dodge sing this laughablc
eong.
Mon Sejour Naples (Cavarine de-
lopera de Niiocri de Mcrcadanle) by
+. Bergmuiler. A sweet melody and
very pretty production.
Wind Is Bachelor. Music by Hen
ry good.
We shall gee her no more. A Soulh
ern Refrain, sung by Bucslry's New
Orleans Sercnadrrs, composed by Fred
eric. buckley this is OF that class Of
songs which have been very popular
for few years psf.
Oliver Di,son Boston, has just issued
The following new and popular pie
ees -
Post Horn Gn!op (JuIien's Library
OF Dance Musc) by Thomas Baker
This Is an excellent production aud will
be very popular.
Good Night. Serenade. Music
composed and arranged by Alfred
Squire. Words and music very good
Oign Wn'z (JuIien's Library of
Dance Musc) ly Thomas Baker Very
pretty and will be a great invorite with
thosc who are fond OF lhIs kind oi Mu-
sic.
O lovely Peace. Duet from The Ora
torio Of Judas Mnccatnus, composed hy
IIaAdr This is too well known and
appreciated ny all Ioscrs OF music to re. 7
Qnire any commendalion.
All The above are for sale by w. ii.
Peek, 90 Thames street.
Oliver Di'son. Boston. las INST pub
lished The following pieces oI rev mu-
sic -
Love turks in a laughing eye. Words
by X. NJ Whlte Music by Leigh
Smith. The music is very eXprcs-
sive, and gives TIE full meaning oI the
song.
Tunnel Song. Words by J. j. Car
ming music by 7, NJ. Dewey. a ,c.
ry good lhing,Wrllcn in homer Of boring
through the Hoosic Tunnel, for the pas
sage OF the railroad cars.
There is a stream whose gentle tide,
by w. Howard Doane. The worJs
are very sweet, and the muse simple
and pretty.
Gazelle Galop, by Sextus SawtcIl.-
A very brilliant production:
Fast Young Men vs. The Loan A..
,ociaion adapted to the iavoriic meIo-
dy of "Jordan j. this is a popular kind
Of music.
The following new pieces have Just
been published by Firth, Pond g. Co.
New York -
The Opera SchottislI, by II. Klcber.
An excellent production and worthy Of
the high reputation OF the author. We
advise all the ladies 10 procure it, for it !
will be decided lavorite with all low
ers Of fne music. 1t is embelished with
n good engraving OF the Italian Opera
at Castle Garden.
The Wedding Schottsch, by Henry
Chadwick. Very good indeed ; it has
very pretty coored title page, iIIustrc.
ting n marriage at the altar.
Jullien's English Quadrlle, founded
on English Melodies. Excellent, and
will be ne popular as the American
QuaarilIes have been.
Ca,awba Waltz, 10y G. Mueller
Very good it has asparkling, hind ol
Champagne sound.
The Ocean Tide March, by Leila
Very good.
For sale by w. II. Peek, 90 Thames