The New York herald., 1871-10-23
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"Birdle Darling.n Song and quartet. b. Read.
Simple and unpretending, but very pretty.
"saIly Bird Galop.n II. B. Hart. The same re-
marks will apply to this piece. htt
Lyon Heay's tChcago) publications.:
The last two pieces published by this well known
house before the terrioie calamity that swept away
every vestige OF their business were two ballads by
Goldbeck, ''Fare Thee Wer' twhat strangely ap-
propriate name and "The Proposal" The talent
OF the composer universally recognized and these
his last works. are gems, former particularly
The accompaniment adds much to the beauty OF
bOtn compost sttiOna @atW
Dttson b Co. IS publications.
"Ten Me my Heart" Song. Sir Henry Bishop.
This house has promptly avalled se.f Of the inter-
est evnced In the new English ballad company, and
publishes many OF the best works OF their repertoire.
This Is one OF Miss Edith Wynne's most popular
selections. 1t belongs to school that is now un.
happily extinct, and which the truest repreSen-
d tative OF English music. adt 5a@ se afath
"The Yeomans Wedding song" Prince Ponia-
towsxL This belongs to the santley reoertore.
aud has o spirit and dash In it eminenty cacu-
lated to show or the best points IN the voice OF
the prince of baritones. s Ve rnaH gnE
"Gondoina.n E. Doru. Commonplace and worth
less In the extreme
WELCOME Spring" Jungmann. Supposed TO be
an idyl or intended for such, put there's nothing
In It, f5r M +, 4
Strauss Blue Danube Waltz" Arranged by Kuhe
Arrangement very brilliant and at the same time
simple and not injurious to the original work-a
point winch arrangers sometimes lose sight Of
Swedish Song" A. Berg. These Swedish meo-
dies have a character ana beauty OF their that
recommends them. This Is very good.
The lbretos and scores OF Italian operas issued
by this house are the handsomest and m ost CON-
pete that have ever been presented to the American
public and they exceedingly cheap-an0!her er inn
Ortant circumstance.
J. Schuberth Co. publications:
Hungarian March," Liszt. This was composed
for the coronation festival at Pesth June 8, 1867,
and n wildness ana eccentrisiiy VIII recommend 1t
1t has those q ualitics to an extravagant degree.
"Rakozz March," Liszt. very handsome ex-
ample or this well-knOwn concert fav0rite
George Willy 4 Co.'s Baltimore, publications.
Bohemian Girl.n Arrangement for the piano. F.
Bnrgmullcr. evidently intended for beginners and
"Davona Galop.r wallersteln. Nothing In 1t
worth speaking Of; very near trash.
Major and Minor Scales. ChrOmatic Scales, Ca
dences and Modulations." Julus E. Muller. Nothing
different from thousand exercises by other people,
''Sewng and Rcaping." Sacred song. Virginia
Gabriel. Very simDle ana pretty. ,o'I
"Redcap Polka" G. Faust A deserving iavorite
directing to Home, Schottisch wallerstcin.
Commonplace and uulnferestlng.
.Spring PoIka.n Wallerstein. The same remarks
"Love song, Redowan wallerstein. Ditto.
"Anna Bolena.n Arrangement Tor Mediocre play
ers. Leybush Admirably suited for its purpose.
"Evenlugn Ballad. Campana. A verv pretty bass
or contrato song, only an octave IN range.
The same house publishes the fine song. by Cam
pana, called The Scout or "Uhlan,n or winch
nave spoken before.
"DIeamlngs at Twilight Reverie. d. M. Levett
Not without merit, but rather mOnotonous. The
publisher has made some grave in printing II.
'sThy Will BE Done.n Arranged from GOttschalk's
"Last Hope, by 5. Behrens An excellent arrange
ment OF most lovely theme 1t IL vocal quartet.
M5llenhauer h Eiss' dorsey City lications;-
| ..The Art OF Piano Plasing." thOrOuah aud COM
| prehensive method. This has the merit Of being
| simple and Ineligible Regarding Its claims to
| being comprehensive and thorough, we think they
are not well founded.
Groschels 'sLes Auieuxn ls a work OF real merit
! aud beauty '@
! ..Orpneus with his Lutte" song Edward Molen-
! hauer. Shakspeare's immortal lines are here :
| cased In appropriate and charming measures.
beethoven, Mozart and Haydn.n classical
| collection for young piansts arranged IN brilliant
| yet easy style, carefully fingered and without
| octaves, by Henry Mayath. A valuable collection,
which is calculated to make yonng asplrants IN
| mnsic acquainted with the works OF these immortal
composers. Still question tue arstic proprlety
| OF meddlng with such works.
"Phyels Duets for Violin and Plano" Arranged by
Maylath The same may be said Of this collections
''Sudies tor the Piano" These comprise Duver-
noy's "Ecoe de Mecanlsine,n Rertinl's "Etudesn
and Crarier's "ExercIses Ceieres.n They are all
recognized standard works To
"KaIser Marsch.n Wagner The orchestra Is the
only III medium for this extraordinary work, as on
the piano II becomes almost unintelgiDle h