New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Maf'L' d'' A''one' rsaI i Plane p.r James NJ Well Oliver
Romance Nolves. -Four Jno NJ weh Oliver Dh'on
a Co.. Beton. =, a.. M MI,
Fo' Dc Concert Pour P co b r ' Man NJ Well Oliver D''
These three pieces arc familiar TO all our musical
amateurs for composer psycd hen almost every
during bis extensive through the United States
The "Marche des Amszones is brilliant and effective
piece either for the tie salons It's sat
bold yet attractive and molodous Its character Is well pc
served throughout and e treatment shows the skill Of
ter hand. 1t IL Of Mr Woblfs most attractive pieces
and is dedicated 10 his wife
The Polka de Concert Of the most brilliant Of an NJ
Wells compositions. abounds IL the spociltes Il
school and execution and Is study for ts class performers
The leading subject exceedingly graceful meIodous and
strongly marked character the second subject
sustained melody for left hand which richly embroidered
with brilliant running figure for the right hand. gh
elegant seherzando ows leading back to the second subject
which returns gracefully the first theme the whole
with d dashing and effective coda finale.
The Romance Nouve le dedicated Miss Ella j. Jarrett
Of Baltimore is asmple and passionatey beautiful melody
sustained throughout by tie right hand which the
time executes showers Of delicate and brilliant apeggo
sages which elaborate and deaze the sentiment Of
the subject All these pieces calculated for eccomr shed
performers and published excellent style by Dltson
Co.
Second Taniela For PisnoFore By wm X Bassford.
Thaddeus Firth, No ttJ Broadway
This is a spirited and dashing tarantella movement
10 minor. TIE subject is clear and prononoe and wen
pOrtrays characteristics Of that famous Of dance
is well made for its construction admits Of that restless
less, onward motion which, though apparently broken BY
change Of key hurryiug close 1t is hat
more difficult than Mr. Bassfords first t4rautea but
within the reach of performers and its sasing
melody aud dashing movement will render II popular
sweo snd Cradle song Words by Alfred Tennyson music
by WIN. n. Bssfofd qhsddeos Fir,b. No Broadway.
This is a tender and very beautiful slumber song,
symphony indicates the subject by graceful figure fat
which is carried through she song and worked in mastery
manner The change the key of Lighters and fesbens
the thought to fat Is graceful and
trained 1t is altogether charming little berecuse and will
win It's way popularity. 1t is dedicated Miss Adelaide
Phillips who would certainly sing it to perfection
yioe dAmour Melode Vsriee par Charles Wells Thsddeus
Fuh. No. 56s Broadway
The melody is plaintiye and tender, and well har-
monzed 1t first varied In trPets with the melody
tanned in the night hand and aferward the melody is
by left hand while the right has delicate scale
sags graceful and easy composition and will prove
very popular teaching piece.
Thaddeos Firth, 10 Broadway
A graceful and wellmade Mazurka. The leading
and subordinate subjects meodious and Characteristic
and the whole treatment shows accustomed and competent
hand.
Evening Shadows. toubre On sor Reyero composed BY E.
FiiIhush. wu. Hsn Son, No SO Brosdssy
A pleasing and sustained melody gracefully
treated The subject carried throughout but relieved
from onotony BY added figures 1t attractive from quiet
tender thought and Ia eo from difficulties DO within
the reach Of moderate performers.
Lulu Mszurks IFor the piano. by D. IS Babcoel Wm Hal
Son, No 343 Broadway.
A well marked and pleasing MaZurka, with fair
share the peculiar characteristics Of that national dance
Is a piece wei suited TO young pupils.
Morning Dew Glcsee do mstn Lancer. played by BeTn,n.
Orchestra Composed by Adolpb Bemsiein. Nm Hall q
Son, No. 5t3 Broadway.
very good Lancer's set The movements are all
spirited and the time well marked. They viii doubtless ave
their full share Of popnart in ball next
Dolce Montno Sweet Rcinembfance) For ne pisnoor Com
posed by !. 10 JaeHss WHL Hal SON. No. 80 BIoadwsy
This 10 a very pleasing little sentimental subject,
both pretiiy and gracefully treated Though simple II
commonplace 1t tasteful and ys well under the finger
il viii be found good teaching piece for moderate players
Thumphsl March. By Richard Hoffman william Hall q Son
No. ~ BToadwsy
This s a bold and striking maestro movement in d