The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-30
MUSICAL REVIEW.

j. N. Pattison 4 Co.. Association Hal building.
publish the Acknowledgements de Bravoure." Henry
Moyl0th. One OF the most brilliant and objective
vocal waltzes that we have seen for long tfm0L
u has more artistic finish and orto than any OF ths
glttering works OF Ardttl and In the concert hail y
Will De an Invaluable acquisition to the repertoire Of
prfraa donna.
'ILove Thee 30 Fondy'' and "Pretty Little Oar
ling Bird" Isaac Poznanski Two charming little
songs, graceful and tender, and displaying rsro
artistic ability,
II Sing the Song Of Sparkling Eye" and "Iistas
BIRDS Go TO Sleep" Frank A. Hurson. Both good
ana possessing melodies which catch the ear and
heart ut once and become permanent fsvorites.
1.-THE Fifth Avenue Gaiop," published by this
house, has become great favorite, and the nrse
edition Is nearly exhausted. Its taxing. brl.;aas
themes, 80 well adapted for tho orchestra have
made It welcome In many Of the theatres Of this city.
and the handsome photographic title, in which arc
grouped the principal artists OF the Firth Avenue
theatre, makes It an Interesting souvenir OF this
Ernst Reinking Sixth street, publishes . superb
edition OF Beelhoven's Symphonies lthe entire sou,
man, has endeavored to preserve a. much OF tho
spirit OF the original a. Ia possible within such nar
row limits, and TO those who attend the Phinar-
monte concerts such book is invaluable. Another
valuable addition TO our musical literature Ia nesA
handsome iiS son compendium % Henry helaes SSn
or pearls worthy OF any artist and unrvalled In III
beauty OF melody and poetry. Mr. Reinking also 70
publishes the entire edition OF Charles d'Avenel's
brilliant transcriptions OF operas and roltslteder.
This house forms branch OF the celebrated nrm Of
q. +. Peters, Leipsic and Berlin.
When the end OF the year 1857 raised the ban
which lowered over the works OF the great German
poets Goethe, Schiller, LEASING and others, till tnon
the absolute property Of one solitary publishing
house. and brought their writings within the reach
or the people by the issue OF cheap editions IL
duced wholesome influence on the musical world
sonable standard.
Tho publishing house OF Hole, In wo,fenbattet
has the merit oil having been years ago the first 70
make the public acquainted with the compositions
the compositions Of few authors only, aud even
these were hardly complete on account OF the mo
n0poly existing at the time.
Next followed Mr.. Llt0lff, OF Brunswick, with o
similar enterprise. This edition deserves tho pre-
ference over Holes not merely because 1t u more
complete and Its outward appearance more pleasing
to the eye but also on account OF Its being cheaper
The publishing house Of o. r. Peters, In Leipsls
and Berlin bureau dc Ia Muaiquel h the third nrm
that has embarked IN this enterprise.
AZ regards the completeness OF this edition, icB
outward appearance and general getting up, and
above all It's cheapness, it Ipasses any other
have seen yet. 1t Is the one most generally used ~
William Hall Sons have completed tho series a
numbers Of Bassford's new opera and will shortly
issue the entire work In book form. when we shall
have favorable opportunity OF criticsing It q IN
opera
j. L. Peters publishes q sacred song. by J. n
Thomas, called ''Father, Hear U.s." 1t Is evidepNy
written to order, and although popular and simple.
does not possess any peculiar merit to call fog
remark.
Harding Bowery. publishes an excellent ana wen
selected series OF cheap music. under the name %
'Musc for the Million"