The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

'yesus, Lover Of NV SOUL" Marsh; ''From Green
lSnds Icy Mountains Mason; "Watchman, Tell
sorS Come Let Us join our Cheerful Songs" Near
sThauE and Praise Jehovah's Name" Murembergl
HunSred,. Franc; "ooms, re webSe;
IAN Hail the Power Of Jesus Namen (Coronation),
Hoden Kingdoms and Thrones (Hamburg), Gre
g0rian; except the Lord Our Labor Bless" (Ses-
sions) Emerson 'So0n May the Last Glad Song,
Duke Street, Holton; 'Hail Gentle Peace" Fede-
Chorus" Ii Trovatore "Qaadriiis Of All Nations,
Julien. In the last mentioned work by Julien
the chorus comes In at intervals to sing the various
national airs.
.sPluie do Corail.n Durand de Grau THIS caprice
is rather pretentious In character and yet does not
fulfil expectation. The melody is not over interest
ing, and Its treatment rather commonplace COM
binati0n OF arpezzio and scale passages.
''Mara Mater" Hymn for four voices F. Boot.
Full, rich. diversified harmony, marred only by q
few vlolat ions OF the rules OF counterpart.
'Balad." Leybach. This Is more Of the caprice or
impromptu order very brilliant and graceful
'Thy VIII Be Done" Solo and quartet, adapted. to
q melody Of Batiste by M F.. II. Smith. simple
"Oh Charming Countess" Trio for female voices,
from 6imarosa,s opera I'll Matrmoni, segreto.,'
made the great Italian rival OF Mozart.
Golden Sumbers." Four part song. w. II.
Cummings. A beautiful lullaby based on an old
sLoSe's Sorrow Song. Arranged from Carl
Keller by Henry Eikmeier. sprightly little
"Poet and Peasant.S Overture. Arranged for
violin and piano, by wichtl. A very brilliant and
pSpu Tn Is hand
some edition of this now famous song with good
photographic picture Of Miss Grazielia Ridgway ON
"Prayer Of the Anianced." vannini A light
pleasing Italian melody
"KnickerbOcker Galop" J. T. Quigg. neat,
well written little salon piece.
The same house publishes a collection OF
% WSen C% 's
King Also selection Of old English songs which
should 9 more frequently heard In public
1.-THE Golden Gate.' Song. Gounod. The COM
poser Of "Faust" is never more pleasing than in
''Mark Time March" Berg. Designed for young
pupils, and an excellent exercise for Them ;
written for Mrs. Moulton, and Is q perfect little
ojOa Of melody. 1t has already reached the eleventh
edition, and fully deserves the popularity 1t has
Henry Kalenberg, Grand street, publishes the fol-
''Ive Been Too Good Friend,n and Cup and
Down the Avenue.n Songs 9. T.. Pratt. Some
thing In the Lingard and Lydia Thompson line, and
"Elsie, Brave and True" Song. Henry Tucker.
Very dull and uninteresting
=, +. A. Mollenhauer Jersey City, publishes the fol-
-, "Aliegresse." Ketterer., Anything coming from
the pen OF this accomplished composer Is always
"MOrse's Funeral March, +. A. Molenhauer A
very merltorious work, with good themes well
worked out.
"Golden Bells Mazurka." MOlenhauer Brilliant
and dashlng, and effective from beginning to end.
following
dolly Warden Polka Q. L. yelling. good
DANCING dn tune nnpretenti lou and pleasing ing
fine spirited march, something Of the Gungl order.
''Say You Won't Forget" q. L. Pratt. This Is
song OF common place order, the medley being
suspicousy familiar.
"Break the News Gently" Song. William Dwyer.
very beautiful melody.
"Ida May Galop." II. E. Browne. poor imita-
ton OF galOp In ''Genevieve de Brabant."
"Entre Nous Galop." w. H. Ewald. An ordinary
salon piece with few good points In It,
Ernest Reinking, Fourth avenue, has new col
lection Of foreign music from the celebrated houses
OF Peters, Breitk0pf and Haertel & Sch0tt.