New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
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melody nas sort Of quaint longing sentiment. which
lingeis the like the familiar numbers Of Old

melody nas sort Of quaint longing sentiment. which
fingers the eur like the familiar numbers Of an old
melody. 1t was sung by Tiiiens. played by military
bands heard at the woteinep and in fact every
where In its form, 1. 10 brilliant without being
difficult though Its execution requires good singer.
sud wo have Little doubt but that it will work irs vay
into as great popularity in A,SeGca as has already
gained in England.
Hoy Calm. Peace Divine. Word. Wv Henry Fannie.
nrsic by VIM Vincent Wallace. New.Yok: Nm. Rail
SON.
| A simple and tender ballad, which will win its
way. Ii is intended companion to Walaces e..
quisite song Sweet Spirit Hear my Prayer.
Selections from ths orsTs EG1 cTRi"G cSo'Fo by
Mr.. Fradel has made happy selection of the
most taking subjects from that most charming opera
Crisino Ia Comare. lie has chosen first the Sesiettc
"Anauti baci vorrei dare" second the Canzonetta
della Fritoa; ttird. the Ter2rtio Bufa. Mr.. Frade
has treated these subjects very pleasantly; he has not
exhausted uuch invention. nor has he made heavy
ca upon tie Of science in its conjunction.
but he has made very popular AID attractive piece Of
music easy TO play and agreeable TO hear.
Cast thy Burden on the Lord solo and Qsre adapted 10
Gottschuks s'nubeT Song with organ tccolbpsui
Ioent, arranged by VIM. H. Lsssioil Nrw-Yoik WnL
Hall d sou.
This is al effective and graceful arrangement
Of Gottschaks celebrated Beiceuse or Siumber Song.
adapted rs hymn for the service Of church. for
pailor use. 1t is arranged for quartet choir. with
solos for soprano and oontralto voices. With
the organ accompaniment. which develops the points
IN the piano score it must make most meodlous and
effective piece for the church 1t is dedicated to the
Choir of Or. Adsms's Church. where it has been per-
formed. and where Mr. Bassford is organist
The Past tina, Brcathes Of Thee Ballad Worldly Apbonso
1 Sen
4 very tender and sentimental ballad, both
words and music breathing ont passionate but hope
less love- which will certainly make it widely current
with tender madens and lovelorn SWANS The melody
is about the subject, but it put together and
harmonsod well. and wall ralk with the ordinary oal
lads OF lie day
Ny Ouly Brother Goue Song and Chorus word. by VII
lie Ware. Music by 81. Keller. New.York: WIN. Hal s
Son.
This song belongs 10 that class Of misery in
which particular grief is specified for the benefit OF the
pnblic such as My youngest child is dead"-"M Ny
edes, boy has floped"-" My nephew IS cut and run"
facts which are exceedingly annoying to individuals
concerned. bat by interesting TO the pub
lie ut large Toe market Is oyersockcd with maudlin
sentmcLtaes the style las roged ever since TIE war
commenced but hoped that with the return of peace
IFS reign would come Ia end. We think discover
signs Of weakness about the knees of these Rosa NATL
daish balsdisis that may prayersuiy hope that
their ultimate decline is not far distant The song under
notice T. quite good thing Of its Mind. The melody Is
far AID the poem. undcr the circumstances, affecting
1t is vel harmonizcd ard the song. from It's simplicity
will probably become very generally popular
lie Murrnaro au nus'csu tbiumnrrr snrsm, PoUrie PA
no 1heodore Moe hing. Newt ga: VIM hnl d bon.
This is q MORGAN dc genre Of only moderate
difficulty with bIief characteristic Introduction The
subject which IS simple and pleasing is first gwen ont
in single notes Their in sustained ocayes with attend
ant Torture Of delicate ghtness Tie second part Of
the subject when repeated. is relieved by flowing
figure in the bass 1t is piece calculated " please
and well adapted for teaching purposes
Nv Bud in II. aven. Ballad Words By Spencer w Cone
Muse by Stephen Mafseti Ne"'lo OK " ia Ha' On"
The poem is gracefully and earnestly written;
its sentiment Is pure nnd It's subject fun Of pathos MI
Ma>sott has welded 1t 10 appropriate music when
simply yoralzcs the poem. II has been sung by Madame
Anna Bishop Everywhere. and also by the onioser'
and aluays with marked success. Mr. Masseits bal
lads always meet with a large sale.
A,,eudMoi tai, for Mc) slcr rar Charles frGde New
loss: Nn. Hal q son.
This Is a brilliant and Characteristic move
uent. with vel.defned melody. graceful and wen
made Ii bears al the marks Of tao composers STYLE
and even he title is suggestive 10 lie ifenGa LAKE
most Of Mr. Fradels works, although 1t LOOKS quite
easy Il requires firm and well piacticed hnrer 10
II In tho right tempo and with the necessary
dash. We can reeommeud it rs very taking saloon