The New York herald., 1870-04-18
MUSICAL REVIEW.


| price, Also complete collection OF the most cee-
brated English glees and the principal works OF Sir
Henry r. Bishop. These glees are carefully selected
| and should be made more familiar In America. In
England they are household words, and through the
numerous singing clubs which may be FOUND IN
every city, town and village the works OF the OLD
| English composers, worthy compeers OF the contl'
| mental giants are as familiar as nursery rhymes.
Hence the loathing and contempt felt for the bur-
| lesque trash in the country towns and outside the
| concert saloons OF the metropolis. The same house
| publishes choice bouquet OF nfty half-dime songs
| under the name OF the ..Baad Singer" Their half
| dollar editions OF operas, ora.orios and instruction
books are uneXceptlonable.
| Charles w. Harris publishes charming sacred
| song called save Maria,n by Joseph Iamero, the
well-known tenor, OF ST. Francis Naviers cnurcn'
The melody IL full OF expression and passionate ten
derness and 1t is set on TO adva ntage oy hoss ar
Benjamn W. HitcncocK Beekman street, has
made some valuable additions to his dime ana hali-
dime series. The later NUMBERS OF TINS nne coilec-
ton are OF hgner standard tnan their preucces-
John J. DAILY publishes little song called Let
modelled after Scotch air, and Is good IN Its way.
Charles Bunce, Brooklyn, publishes a quartet Ior
| Wood. IG is in close harmony with rather vague
theme. 1t Is dicuis, OF course to judge OF vocal
quartet from the piano alone; Out we must DO Alr
Wood the Justice TO that he shows In thi5 work
an intimate knowledge OF harmony
A. &.CO
..Iieigh. lilo =, song. f. Booth 1t Is hardly worth
| the paper on which 1t Is written.
20 the meery nne y Ul tss desaasni
composer enters largely into this piece but tne sell
| ting clumsy as can be imagined. the lamenta-
ton would be more appropriate II used III reference
| TO the pianist compelled to play the piece
.Chld OF the Storm" song. Albert W. Berg
| plaintlve minor theme. full OF expression.
"Iniatualion GaIop" F. Brandeis. Full OF FIRE
and dash, without tiresome bar in it. II has be-
! sides the stamp OF tue brilliant pianist IN IT,
] Vhpra,
| OF 'sThe Lady IN tue MASK" J. r. Thomas, A line
baritone song wcas wn an aIracys pretty it,
tie melody which, however, does not call Tor special
"a Cup Of Tay" "Rose Of Tralee' and eileen
| Asthone,n three Irish comic songs, from collection
! OF songs called .'Echoes from the Oud Sod" Com.
! pied by J. &. Macder. AZ might be inferred from
the name, they are beneath criticism.
"Coumoiaen SECOND mnues v L. ., 1; Delahaye W
pasce as paIs U George w. warren
Maznrka" running in his head while he was writing
this piece Better he had copied the entire work.
for he sadly bungics the few ideas ne brings to COM
| position and there seems to be an unpeasantness
! between him and melody aud simple counterpoint
| ia Capricclosa Mazurka." f. Brandeis.
| thoroughly enjoyable and brilliant work.
| 'sThe Bird Carol" sony. Mrs. J. +. Knapp.
| melody eaborately constructed and lacking spon-
"LamentaIlon," to the memory Of Got;schalk.
W. X. Bassord. real gem OF tenderness a and re-
poser introduces ZINE Last Hope,n but, not ike
Others he credits 1t to GottschaIk
william raa al y son Yo publish naa sne foIlGwipS y nSaos
melody written IN the composers best and purest
style. 80, ,
A quaint "Non ver'' sort Of melody, adorned with
an artistic accompaniment.
'sCassda," operetta in two acts; words by Arthur
Mathison music by w. X. Bassiord. Judging Irol
elections before us-a chorus duct aud ballad
eas IN Ths ue is gns and ana
yet up to the high standard OF this Iavorite com
| poser.
! "lheres Rest in Heaven" song. A. Randezzer
! very dull unintercsting affair.
| "Ave Maria" song j. O. FoertSch. popular
sort Of air. rather undignitled for the theme.
"Ine Llly." song. w. I. Wrghton Rather
"Ah! tn non MANI Piu,n song. Mariana.
Another OF the charming ballads OF Italy published
"Overture to the Barber Of Seville" for fou
hands. Arranged by Koch A capissl arrangement
OF Rossins sparkling WORK in which all IT'S origlna
brilliancy is preserved.
'saoden RAIN" n0aurne. Cioy. commonplace
! style OF variation, good for beginners.
, .sThe Jolly Brothers. GalOp" Franz Budk. A
pretty, sparkling and danceaoe theme Of the ordi
..oh, the Happy DAYS DEPARTED song. Fran
| Abt. One OF the sweetest melodies or the cee
! brated song writer. "LOye's Delight' Is another
gem from the same pen.
Robert NJ Dewitt publishes a very handsome littl
Of s gems as o sung ing G tae
J. N. PattlsOn & Co., twenty third street tn
, youngest and most vigorous competitors in tn
called "Ia Reine du Ball. BY Heary MayloIh. It i
quite out OF the beaten path, ana IS electric In it
movements. The modulatlOns are artistic, ant
there ls not an uninterestinG measure III the entr
| work.
or Gottschaik by the same composer. 1t i4 sombrG
, in character and shows an intimate Knowledge o
nant or the minor key gives sore OF wailing mono
lone to the work IN keeping with the subject.
g; Schlrmer, BROADWAY. publishes the iollowing:1 :
for TOUR hands, by Samuel Jackson. The arrange
is SIMPLE, and still loses nothing o: tine bFIl
liancy of the original. Levboch's STRIKING work ha
| been described before In these columns.
."Mi GuaTda" melody. Goralgianl. Peculiarly
| Italian, with an elaborate and artistic accOmpani
ment. The melody is capable OF intense dramati
| expression
Durand. dreary, uninteres,lng melody whct
, would require world Of expression from the SINCE
! | to make II even t0erab!e.
gem OF beauty quantity formed and artlscally set.
Like Water Lily Floating" song. +. w. Ludo
vcl. DeclamaGory IN It's melody and very Interest
. | ting throughout. The accompaniment ID sdfiS ~
| 1)roc1ae.
Hopwood Crew, London publish ..The Too die
Quadrille" by Frank Musgraye. dedicated TO Jon
s. Clarke, the celebrated American comedian.
! NUMBER OF popular dittIes OF the burlesque orde
are introduced IN this set aud colored titIe-pagt
with Clarke rs the neoriated 1oodes is Its pncipS
} | merit.
Ernest Reinkinu Fifth street. publishes the cntir
| list OF classical publications OF the well known Ell
ropean nrm, Breikopf fiaerting and the brillial
poser has made more out OF the subjects ne ha
selected than any OF his contemporaries. There
| brilancy, cOnpactness and nnish about then
which must make them popular with every arts
and amateur.
Benjamin w. Hitchcock, the pioneer OF dime ar
halfdlme music In this country, ls constantly ado
Ing TO his extensive repertoire. Many OF the bes
and most popular vocal and Instrumental piece
may be found in this collection.
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