The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31

J. N. Pattison Co have brought out some new
editions Of the best and most popular studies for the
plano, Duvernoy, Czerny, Cramer, Moscheles, &C,
being fully represented. large number OF brilliant
salon and concert works viii be shortly issued by
this house. Among them are rw0 compositions by
Pattison which cannot fail to gain an Immediate
and widespread popularity. One is polka de con-
cert, under the title of 'The Stormy Petren which
will undoubtedly eclipse the well known "Soiree ct
Bal" by the same distinguished composer. The
other is an exceedingly brilliant transcription Of
the polonaise from ''Mgnon," with an introduction,
in which Nfsson's song, "Knowest Thou the Land. -
is very clevery interviewer and varied Both OF
these works Will be published early In the new year.
and will be very valuable additions TO musical litera-
ture.
Ernst Reinking has issued his new catalogue of
cheap and original editions Of classical and popular
music. These editions come from the celebrated
houses Of Breitkopf and Haertel, Leipsic; G. +.
Peters, Berlin, and ]. u. Gotta, Stuttgart. Among
these publications we find truly great work by
Messrs Lebert Stark, Professors OF the Conserva-
tory OF Stuttgart. This Is piano school, the0retl-
Cal and practical, in four volumes. and 1t Is the
largest ana most complete work OF its kind extant
The compers have availed themselves OF the assist
ance OF Lszt, Bendel Benedict, J. Brahms, Falsst
ner, Ignaz Lacnner, Moscheles, A. RuDinstein,
saa q; sac o. scnerzer sPelde and others and
be ei IN h eminent
Henry Htons latest publications consist OF
Beethoven's overtures, for tour hands-namely,
"FidellOn "Pr0meIheus' and ''The Ruins OF
Athens" an Album, containing 100 "volks ieder,"
four Overtures, BY Schubert and Schumann, ar
ranged Tor four hands; Mozart's twelfth Mass
and B0edieu's LA Dame Blanche.n These editions
are botn very handsome ana very cheap.
DltSOn Co. have been foremost In holiday music.
''rhe Musical Treasure" Is very choice and varied
collection Of vocal and instrumental music. We
tween '.Ka-foozle- uni aud .Larboard Watch,n
and 1.-THE Boston Dip Waltzes in close proximity to
"valse d'Amour.n TINS was the last work written
by poor Harry SandersOn and will De found inter-
esiing not only on that account, but from Its intrin
''The Mountain sylph." Song Hensler. A
characteristic and very clever little work, but
rather too much elaboration IN the accompanl-
Eye Dinna Understand" Ballad. G. F. Sargent.
A very pretty melody, with all the odor OF the
"Bessy's MistaKen Ballad. Campana. con-
tralIo song in the style Of Hullah.
Secret Love-" Gustav LANCE. pleasing
melody for the piano, oil the KIND that Brindey
Richards and Wely nave made us accustomed to-
"CuDana Waltz, G. de Janon. Although there
are some popular themes in this waltz, yet the ar
rangement OF them is amateurish in the extreme.
"Angel's Dream" Revere. LANCE. The themes
''Nelle Braccia dellO Sposo.n This Is the waltz
cantata composed BY RicGi. which Is at present In,
tr0uuceu III LA Fllle Gu keglnenC." IL mas all tne
glitter and popular flow OF Ardt
"Thls Loving Heart OF Nine" Song. Charles A.
Cable. melody in an easy, popular vein which
rejects credit on the composer
w. A. Pond Il Co. publish the following:-
''Satarelo." >. b. Mills. This viii take rank
with the eminent pian1st's well known tarenieas,
having all the brilliancy, vivacity and sensu01s
beauty that characterize this Italian dance.
''Scnumanns Traumerei and Romance" ar
ranged for four hands on the plano, by g. ID. Wilson,
Theodore Thomas has made the New York public
acquainted with this charming work through the
medium OF HIS matchess orchestra. This arrange
ment preserves all It's beauties.
''The Sailors Return" song. Hatton. A
splendid baritone song, composed expressly for
Santey.
"Sphinx Galop" W. A. Pond, Jr. brilliant and
IN popular style. The sphinx on the title page
looks susplclously like the Onondaga Giant
''WOuId You be Young Again ~ Song. Rizzo. A
chaste, SIMPLE and beautiful melody, sung by Mrs.
MOulton, tine portrait Of whom adOrnS the title
page.
j. Schubertn 4 Co. publish "Nocturne EIe-
giaque,H by J. II. Bonneville, which for artistic
beauty ana construction would be worthy OF o
Scnumann or Mendessohn. Mr.. Bonneville is q
POlSh pianist whose sOirees In Paris before the war
were the rage. and ne has lately taken up his abode
In New York. he Is thorough artist in every
sense of the word,
..Isird OF the Wild wng.n Song wallace. One
OF those having melodies that the composer Of
"Lurllne', could alone CONCEIVE.
Jerome Hopkins publishes o number OF his own
songs at the Hopkins Music Agency. They de-
signed for the use oil the OrpheOnsts and are emf
nently adapted Tor that purpose.