The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
MUSICAL REVIEW.

william A. Pond Co.. New York, publish the
following;--
"Garrlck." Cnaoonne la n,asurEa. Fred Lyster.
An exceedingly graceful and fancliul little work.
which, without being ambitious, Accompanies
more than many moro pretentIous compositions.
"Ihe Days that are No More" Ballad. Francis
Korbay. Tennyson's beautiful poetry Is here
welded to music which the composer has care
fully Invested oil oil intelligibility.
"Coming Down the Stair" Ballad and chorus.
Violetta. An MANTLE essay ut music.
every Home has Lost q Darling" Song and
chorus. Z. Leslie. Another crude attempt ct
composition.
"The Sailors story.n Song. Henry Smart. A
rather pretty melody, capable OF being sung with
much expression aud efYect.
"Rep, oach" Melody Tor tue piano. Frederic
Brandeis. Ono Of those charming compositions
that can only emanate from an accomplished mu.
stefan anu graceful writer.
"Sunset Hour" Ballad. vloletta. Popular and
catching in melody.
"Mizpah." Ballad. o. Barri. very dramatic
and artistic Illustration in music OF very beautiful
lines. For contralto 1t B an admirable concert
piece.
George willig b Co., Baltimore, prblisn the FOL.
"On tue Journey" Acrocnu pour ,e piano. II.
Lcnner. We'll adapted for small fingers, and III
Flea Matclotsn Scsne maritime. Charles De-
toux. a weak monotonous attempt to initiate IN
music the restless motion Of the sea, and rather
lin Happy Hour" Aoroeam H. Lichner. OF
the same genre MS ION the Journey" and evil
'TGe Cousins" Schottlscne. jules Eggnard. A
commonplace sort OF dance tune.
been leIt IN the cradle. for 1t is very infantle
composition.
Henry Litoln: brunswick and New York. pub
"rhe Mother ana her Daughter" Song. Gus.
tav Aozel nne, expressive contralto song, iull
~ Stand Alone Beside the Stream" Song. @.
J. Brambacn One Of those peculiarly philosophi-
writer's affect. The accompaniment however, Is
hungarian Caprice" F. Baumselder. A very
well written march Of the characteristic style Ol
hungarian music. and within the reach Of any
-Mein Lmmeln Song. F. Abt. worthy Of the
renU SS ,,edmetsser graceful little gem.
f touonnS @ Wortb song ~
A. G. Slade d Co., brooklyn, publish the follow
ssFaust Club Polka" H. Chadwick. Good for
the ball room and unpretendlng in style.
"Fora Message Of Love" Song. Justin Juch.
"Beautlful Blossoms OF Spring. Ballad. @. E.
Pratt. Bordering on the realms OF trash.
w q. Ewald Bro, Jersey City, publish the fol-
'Sweet and Low" Lullaby. FL. White. Simple
and pretty put with enc gross mistake ~ the end
sealey. In . popular vein and with taking themes.
Dtson Co., Boston and New YORK, pubnsh the
follOwing:-
"oh! Cease, My Wandering Soul" Hymn "a,
With organ accompaniment. 1. Eversaam, Jr
The melody is litter Tor variety theatre than u
church. and tue organ accompaniment Is
ridiculous.
''0ni Call Me to Thy Side Again." Song. Squire.
sentimental, In the usual nacKneyed style.
The same house publishes the fine Old English
songs, Dibdtn's poor rom bowling" and "The
Anchors Wclghed,n BY Braham.
'Wnen Sparrows Bulld." Song Virginia Ca
brel. An excellent c0ntraitO song.
1.-THE Sklpper's Wife," Song and chorus. Louisa
Gray. A capital composition, in the style OF HUI
lah's ''Storm.'
"Lookng Forward" Song. A. s. Sullivan.
One vi those artistic efforts on simple subject Tor
when tins composer is ever remarkable.