The New York herald., 1870-03-21
MUSICAL REVIEW.

William A. Pond Co. publish the following:-
"Buiterny Schottisch" and Fortuna Waltz" Miss
Emile Knauss. OF the salon order; good Tor dan
cling and attractive IN the themes.
Lyon Hcaly. Chicago publish the following:-
'rhe Jolly Fellows Galop" Robert Hail. One Of the
most sparkling and brilliant galops we have met
with for some time. At tine same time 1t il within
the capacity OF any pianist.
Ditson Il Co. publish as follows:--"Io vivo e
t'amO." duettino, Campana Nothing particularly
attractive In IL. The melody Is commonplace and tue
treatment OF both parts. the same.
"Helen,n ballad, Fred Bversman, Jr. Very neatly
ana artistlcally constructed, with pretty melody
Ut 10 be placed beside the songs OF Abt 4 kucken.
'Ony,n song Virginia Gabriel. Tnis is not CON-
monplacc but nevertheless very uninteresting
''Adleu.n Song. Abt. A ileG which VIII ind a
response IN the neart OF every listener.
II Love Thee.n Duet. q. w. Schwarz. Meui.
ocre; the subject is worthy OF better music
II Saw Esau Kissing kate.n Comic song. Vim
cent Davies. Good In It's way, but not 1T subject
Messenger Doves Waltzes.n Camille Schubert
Have got the real Strauss ring, with attractive
themes. They are very simple to execute and the
''valse er Galop," for four hands. II. Lemoine
Good FOR beginners. Tue waltz is the better Of the
two.
the lovely .Nocturnem from "Midsummer
Nights Dream" one or Mcndclssohn's most tender
imaginlngs, Is also published by tniS house, aud
iornis handsome addition to pian0lorte album.
"a Little Alter Eight" Song. w. y. WeInan,
Jr. Not up 70 the usual standard or TINS composers
works. The melody ls uninteresting
1.-The Afternoon We Metz Song. J. s. Cox.
Evidently written for the minstrels, by whon it VIII
be appreciated.
George Wilig Il Co., Baltimore, publish the FOL.
lowing
"Revuc Melodlaue,n collection of little instruc-
tive raniasias on motives from favor.te operas,
arranged for four hands. by Ferd. Beyer The name
explains fully the object OF this collection, and
they viii be iound an unlaiing source Of delight to
pupils.
''Fra Diayoo.u Fantasia. Theo. Oesten. Another
good study for pupils. Ine principal subjects from
sAe opera are skilfniy woven together The COM
poser N one OF the most admired fantasia writers LII
Germany.
"Goaen Butterfly Etude. Oesten. One OF those
lignt, sparkling ii,tle tnhgs wnicn show the true
ARTIST and true poet
.Moonignt OF the Almav Idyle. Oesten An.
other characteristic WORK. fun OF grace aud beauty.
LOUIS Meyer, Philadelphia. publishes the follow
ing
"Evenlng Songn For plano. Francois Beudel
One vi tne most beautiful little WORKS OF this kiad
We nave seen for long time. Inc themes are
handed with rare skl and art, and the entire work
coininends Itself to the attention OF every musician
''Screnade." i. A. kuillDg. A very attractive
little meody, better than what one generally nnds
a serenade.
''Audante'' from the celebrated Septett Hummel.
This - tue wen known opus "a IN ID minor, for
piano nute, oboe, horn, aito celio and double bass
% one oI the most finished writer's OF his day.
"Feulet d'Apum.u Stephen Heller We know
or no composer who can surpass Heller IN ittl5
musical waits or iinproDptues ike the one before
us dis compositions are all remarkable Tor neat
ness aud grace. aud they have become standard
WORKS III musical literature.
Amour q To." Cnausin Masini A true song OF
the people, with contagious melody
"iSoado," IL l. nat. opus 64. Weber. This is the
work piaYed by Ritter ~ the Patti concerts, ana
favorite IN the concert hal We do not thiuk 1t Is
suited 10 Mr.. Mtler's peculiar style ol playing.
.'Nlth Pleasure and Loren 1llop. Losse. Com
Monplace ana uninteresung.
"A Heart for Saie.n Come song. e. Thompson.
Unworthy OF criticism
'rne way TO be Happy" Song, Harry Clifton.
Good, out the melody Ia adapted from FRA Dla-
volo.n
Lies Chasseurs." Jules Egghard EmnenGy
characteristic OF the Subject, but curtailmenC would
benefit fhe WORK considerably.
benjamin w. Hitchcock publishes the April num-
Der OF his excellent musical magaziue. 1ne music
comprises "rhe Sailors Life Tor Me,n q charming
song py 4. ID. Gugllemo, ana well worthy Of CON-
poser Of the 'Maudn .'Levyn waltz. 1t IL in 1913
time ana has all the dash OF the bffny about It, tue
second is NINA Lee" song by Jodn Daniel, SIM
pie and expressive IN ITS melody. Then we have
tao "ttistori waltz" an Old favoritc renamed, and
'Remenbrance,n one OF Campanas beautiful BAL
lads, with English words by Dr. w. J. WeSsaore,
that Thoroughly convey the spirit OF the Original.
The accompaniment Is also very beautiful. 1he ma
gazsne also contains sketches of Nine. Parepa- Rosa
and Mr \. Willis, with excellent portraits Of EACH
Boosey'5 editions OF the operas are very hand
somely got up aud IN convenient form. This
house publishes ''Wiiliam Tel,n .Le Domino Norr -
Tampa Grown Diamonds" "R0bert &c DIaplen
aud "MansQuiellUn az plauotOrte solos.