The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05
MUSICAL REVIEW.
]. L. Peters publishes the following

j. l.. Peters publishes the following
"Driven IRON Home" w. 8. Hays A touching
little song, with no pretensons except that Of sim
pIicity and feeling 1t is handsomely illustrated.
ITO the Cross Cling;, sacred song Millard.
The same remarks which we have made about the
preceding song will apply to this, without need OF
additional comment.
'Little Blossom J. r. Thomas playful little
piece unpretenous In character and OF interest to
every one.
Stoves OF the Angels" waltz A. Pacher. very
pretty waltz, and well varied throughout although
not possessing any original traits why 1t should be
termed 'brilllann az is on the title page we are
at loss to know, for there is nothing remarkable
be- abe 70 py az gh is ALSO called
"revere," on the principle, we suppose, Of tucus a
non htcend0.
numbers from "Genevievc de Brabant, called "Cest
un pate, and "En PEASANT"
"Qui Vive;" galop de concert. CAM. spirited,
dasling gaop, marred, however, by too many repe.
ttons. II might be cut down TO one-haf with great
improvement to 1t. The finale Is very common and
marian Klange waltzesr Joseph Strauss. The
introduction to these watzes is omitted, and the
Sonpt very much II Strauss ever wrote the finale.
There are many mistakes besides scattered through
It which are libel on this favorte waltz com.
Schirmer publishes an exquisite moroccan by ]. w,
Croschel called lies Adieux.r IL Is OF the Schu-
mann order, and shows the accomplished musician
In every measure
Bume publishes song by Groschel called "Sun-
light within My Heart" II Is sumber song, and
has plaintve, touching character which must re-
commend 1t to the attention Of every musician.
VIM. Hall q Son publish the following
Farewell to the Mountain, - the lament or Scot.
tish Highlander on leaving his native land. ].
Daniel. A simple, plaintive Scottish song which,
when sung by an artist cannot fail to please.
''Oh, Sing that Melody Again." Groschel. Another
of those charming songs OF this favorte composer,
well conceived and worked up In musicianly man
WIN. A. Pond 4 Co. publish the celebrated arrange
ment OF "Home, Sweet Home" for the left hand
alone, by James NJ. Wehli. II Ia q very brilliant and
effective piece and will serve as an excellent study
for the left hand.
.Sweet Hours OF Memory contralto or bass song
Henry Kleber. One Of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive songs we have met In the course OF our review
The melody Ii entirely out OF the ordinary line and
the accompaniment equally good. The words are
also OF superior kind.
Long Branch Schottish." Eastburn. To any
one who admires Llngard's song this arrangement
OF one OF the most popular OF his dities will prove
acceptable.
'shout for Liberty;r political war song. Brown.
Averaging with the best OF campaign songs which,
however, never amount to much.
Ditson Co. publish the following
"P0urquoi qu'ils mf0ntv and "Amours Nouvelles,"
from "Barbe Bleue," two Of the most attractive
members OF this favorfte OPERA
"Herbstrosen Waltzes.n Joseph Strauss. A beau
tifu set OF waltzes but mserably arranged for the
piano.
'Tyrolean and His Child" King. A simple and
enective arrangement OF well known Tyrolean air.
Louise Watzesr Mrs. Buxton. Nothing better
than what any pianist could .improvise In few
minutes.
sMandoline ct Guitar. one of Ketterer,s charac.
erstic pieces The subject embarrassing In itself,
" beautifully illustrated by the octave arpeggio ac-
compartment 8el'l