The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Ernest Relnking, the representative in this city
OF the renowned houses Of Breitkopf and Haertel
and Q. +. Peters, Leipsic and Berlin has received
the following works:-Fifty exercises by Cramer,
arranged by Dr. Hans Won Bulow; sonatas ana
other piano works OF Haydn, arranged by Professor
Lebert; Lebert 4 Stark's Piano School; Lebert \
Starks instructive piano works for the modern
style OF playing; Mozart's Sonatas, complete, by
Professor Lcbcrt; Piano Works OF Schubert edited
by List; Piano Works of Weber, edited by Lszt,
and Lebert 4 Starks Vocal Method. Besides these
there are Becthoven's Sonatas and Symphonies
(the latter for four hands,, the Schumann Album.
prescriptions and pot-pourris by DAvenel and
Felix, and duets and trios for piano. violin and
viollincello These editions Of the classics got
ten up with great deal OF care, very handsome
in appearance and cheaper than ever was known
before in this country.
Ditson & Co., New York and Boston, publish a
new collection of sacred music compiled by Adoph
Baumbach, In which there are about seventy short
works. some by the great masters and many by
American composers. 1t will be found very useful
In Episcopal chOirS.
which displays to advantage the graceful style and
ease Of this lavorite salon writer.
Thousand and One WaltZes.r Strauss. These
waltzes have become such popular favorites now
that they are Indispensable. This Is very hand
some edition OF them
90 Fair Dove.u Song. A. S. GattZ Depending
more upon the expression and sentiment infused
into It by the singer than on any intrinsic merit in
"Goodby Charlie" Song. G. w. Hunt. One of
those songs which find favor In concert saloons and
free and easies.
ssIhe New Hawthorne Schottlsch.N J. I. Quigg
An ordinary dancing tune.
zone Glance from Thee" Song. Gustavus Geary.
Avery beautiful melody and sure to become ia
v0rite.
'sNocturne In c." Albert Jungmann. A little
gem, attalnable to all players.
''Twilight in the Park Comic song. W. Fl.
Brockway. Equal to any of Ln2ard songs, and
rival to the composers Jockey Hat and Feather"
"MnrmuIing Wayelets.n Idylle V. d. Aubert.
Full of sentiment and expression.
81 am the Gayest OF the Gay" Song. Operti.
sparkling, cOquettish little song just adapted to
Miss Jennie Lees style of singing.
"Blghtcd." Song J. r. Thomas. Simple and
tender, and admirably suited for the great artist
for whom it was written, Mrs Zelda Seguin.
William Hall Sons publications are
"Zampa." Fantasia. Lindsay Sioper great
deal OF study and power of arranging musical
bouquet Of melodies in an artistic manner is here
exhibited. There is perhaps tribe OF over eabOra-
tlon In some Of the parts, and not the spontaneous
brilliancy we would naturally look for in any ar
rangement from HerOds opera, but the hand of a
thorough musician is impressed Oh every page OF
the fantasia.
come a general favorite, and is now heard in Or
chestra form at many Of the theatres, deserved
compliment to the literuteur for whom II was COM
academy Lancers.r weingarten. One of the
characteristic works OF one OF our best dance com
sDrcam Song. Reverie r. II. Brown. Some.
thing OF the Leiebre Wey order.
"FOnrth Edition Galopr BY Silverberg Dedicated
to George W. Hows. Is one of those salon works
that are always welcome ut an Academy ball.
W: a. Pond Co. publish the loliowing:-
ling, interesting work, something in mazurka form,
and wei carried out
'Taces THAT Arc Gomez Ballad. Justin Juch.
very ambitious song more of the scena order. The
melody is very pretty.
Lonely Song. A. II. Pease. Sung by Miss
Sterling A true poem OF rare tenderness and SEN
"New Method for the Piano" Jean Mauris. One
of the best and most complete works for beginners
published in this city, II commences on elementary
grounds giving clear and full explanations OF every
grade in music, and laying solid foundation Tor
'Dolly Warden Galop." W. A. Pond, Jr. Good for
dancing.
OF the amented composers characteristic melodies.
..Maden's Message Song Frederic Brandes.
Mr.. Brandeis has within short period Of time,
posers. His songs and salon works are certainly
superior to most Of what is published nowadays.
"L'Etoie dor Galop.n Joseph POznanski. Wor-
thy OF Dodworth or Graulla programme.
1.-THE Dreamer March. f. II. Sherwood
very artistic illustration of the dream OF poet
Schor Raneri X. Vilanova, the wen known pian-
ist and professor OF music, has composed little
musical poem as lie calls #, which bears the title of
"Consuelo." IL is dainty, graceful mOTcedu, in
stinct with the true spirit OF poetry.
Henry Kalenberg, New York, publishes the fol-
lowing
Love Me, Leave Me Not.n Song and chords c.
+. Pratt. A graceful, pretty little'thing.
''Winking AT the Men, Comic song. M. Loesch.
Fully as good any OF its thousand and one con-
temporaries.
'Litte Faces that We Miss.r Song and chorus. C.
+. Pratt. a pretty melody, but suspicously like
"Caro horne" from "Rigoett0.''
elsie Brave and True Song and chorus. Henry
Tucker Commonplace and unintercstng.
up and Down the Ayenue,n and .I've Been Too
Good q Friend.r Songs. O. f. Pratt In an eminently
popular vein.
1Baby Will is Sleeping Now" Ballad. II. Gar
r!son Trash.