The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-02

pressive and taking In the melody, and arranged
with mastery effect
bare themes, all uninteresting.
through the Long Days. Ballad. Francis
Saa Se
What s6sn ! singy" Song; A,aitl; a nns.
tone Santey, TO whom II Is dedicated.
Di,son 4 Co., New York and Boston, publish A,
.'Fly Forth Gentle Dove.r Song Giro p
dainty little melody, susceptible OF .r's :, y
''OhI No. He Never Loved Me-" legge' -. u.
$40. 0perti The melody is IL the pc -n opu'
and yet to the many amy srashy songs which
correct a, mistake u c9pn'erpolnt a ahe very first
.Inyihcible Galop" Z. Kate simmons. Com.
ia File de Madame AZ <os- Lancers BY D.
I. Downing CaRltai "r 4Ae ball room. Selection
and gaiop. 9. a. Fvler.. very Door one.
cna. ac a,tsGr snH Gustav LANCE. pretty
"sea swallow" Song Virginia Gabriel. A
tmelody which cLrnot fail to become favorite.
mfo'onase on Mtgn0n." Transcription. Rose
len neat. axtlstic arrangement OF this brilliant
"Marche Triompnale," and ..polonaise.n Teresa
Carreno> Two really splendid works and well
adapted for concert purposes. There is little
originality, however, in them, as Gottschak FUR
nlsned many OF the ideas OF the former and Chopin
"Marche Romance composed for the anniver-
".
Charles Gounod. The power OF the composer is
| here shown in the effect he produces from ma
] terals OF the simplest kind
'Give." Song A. 8. Sullivan A beautiful melody,
| In which grace and expression are combined.
| Jockey Galop." Rud Aronson. sparkling,
| brilliant salon work.
BENJAMIN W. Hitchcock, Third avenue publishes
the iollowing:-
''The Grand Old Farm.n Song. M. A. Rublee. A
| good ralying chorus for the grangers.
park n sSdaars Re
Polka" De Thier, and ''Od Father Rhine March, +"
De Thier are pretty little works adapted for
beginners
s. T. Gordon 4 Son publish the folowing:-
"Sauer Kraut." Song. 5. Winner. good speci-
''Come, Holy spirit" Hymn. r. R Trench. The
theme is not adapted TO the words
Meet Me at the Old Place" Song and chorus.
A. L. ConKey. Puerile both IN music and words.
'Have FAITH Sacred song. c. 4. Pratt. A good
theme well carried out.
"Love's Trust" Polka mazurka olivia Etenne.
| simple, sparkling lite composition.
Radiant Polka" J. F. Hadley. There Is nothing
radiant about it, put rather the opposite
There Were Shepherds Christmas anthem,
Trench. A welcome addition to choir libraries
although by no means original.
Gentle Spring Waltz" Arranged by Mack.
Neither original nor arrangement can be consld-
cred OF any value.
J. L. Peters publishes the following: -"sleep, the
Kind Angel Is Near Me- song and chorus, and 81
Never Can Forget You," sung by Vlrian Van de
We're Both are very pretty songs and of the pop
uar order
following :-"Dlana." Revere ]. E. Meyer A work
OF great merit, evidently written at first for or.
chestra There is not an embarrassing bar IN the
''Count Eberhard, the Growlpr., War song J..
Z. Never. A fine, spirited bass song, founded on
one OF Schiller's immortal poems.
wood Madness and 1.-The GrOOm's Dance by
List, composed for the piano school OF Lepert ana
Stark. Two fanciful and effective works OF the
great pianist Another work belonging to the
same school is norid elaborate 'Polka Caprice u
a splendid study for CirtuOSG