The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-18

chorus. william W. Bentley. When Mr.. Bentley
wishes agsin to indulge IN p,sga,m !eS MN. ny
.'Dis welnachtsalocken," paraphrase on the
popular CAROL "slent Night Holy Night" A De
st. Giles.
.Don'I Forget to WRITE" song, Lestie Launder.
"watching the Reapers," ballad, d. Hewitt.
The melody has certain quaint beauty OF Its own,
.'Tne Bud OF Promise spring idylL sept,mus
winner. rather pretty scnottische, with ngnt'
Waltzes, galop and quadrille, on melodies from
Bses pos,o9mous opera line Laiismaa' ar
y BY e the
Royal Horse Guards, OF London In selecting ana
settlng gems Tor the ballroom are well known.
These three arrangements are In his happiest
''solItary Star waltz" Jose L. F. Cora. Very
"Nele Grants Wedding March," E: Mack.
Might pass, had not Verdi written nearly the same
theme before Tor soldiers chorus in I'll rrova-
Lambert 4 Kane. New York. publish . number
The music Is by j. p Sicily, and Is both melodious
J. II; ROSS Co., New York, publish a song BY
Well Runs Dry, which has attained very great
and undeserved popularity. There Is neither
originality nor any particular merit In 1t.
pitson Co.. New YORK and Boston, publish the
''Kutschke Polka" Ludwig stasny. A dne, dash.
ing salon piece, with the spirit OF dancing In every
medSuTe
'.In Her Garden" song. J. L. Hatton. An ex-
qusite gem from one OF the most genial OF English
''The Bird and the CROSS" song. ]. L. Molloy.
fancfu little tdyl.
''sancta Maria,h song. J. Faure. Combining a
lovely melody. full OF passionate expression, with
an accompaniment that sets iG OF IN the best light
II Is dedicated to Mme Patti. and IS worthy OF her
''Salve Regina" Dudley Buck. The beautiful
nymn Is framed IN music worthy OF IT, and. Tor
''Nobest," song. Schumann. Such tone poems
should be heard more frequently In the concert
hall.
LA Coquette Waltz" Rud Aronson. 10 greatly
inferior to this writer's general style. tie themes
king Kalakaua's March," D. L. Downing.
Worthy OF the nigh reputation OF the bandmaster
"Lorelie." Hans Seeing. Very beautiful melody,
In frame worthy OF 1t.
ton OF well known Irish melodies. transcribed as
piano solos by a talented young pianist favoraoly
very brilliant and are artistically arranged.
the same house publishes collection OF sacred
guartets and anthems. They are edited by J. r.
ThOmas, VINO also supplies many OF his own choice
works, and are oil great value to any church choir.
The experience and skill OF the compiler IN all re-
latlng TO sacred music may be regarded as
kind.
Similar to the preceding work is collection OF
anthem services, by H. P. banks.
S: T. Gordon d Son, New York, publish tho fol-
Consolation" allegro. Sophie F. Hebron. This
and an impromptu called La Refine des
Naades." by the same composer. show very
plainly that the gifted young pianist writes with
the same grace and elegance oil style as she plays.
ION, Sing Again." song. j. D. KerriSOn. A
pretty melody, but not quite original
"Qul Va La" galop de concert. J. p. Stockton,
Jr. very brilliant and effective salon work.
"Embalrassment" Is the title OF one Of Franz
Abt's most beautiful songs.
Farewell" song and chorus A. L. Conkey. An
attractive melody, very badly arranged.
"Dans 10 Solitude" romance, and "Elege
rAmOre." G. Moroslni. the former Is q simple, in
teresting little melody, and the second IS OF Q
higher standard combining taste and nnish
"ViOla Waltz" II. y. Cook. Crude in themes and
style.
Founded on J. r. Thomas Dreaming OF Thee.n
Edward Schuberth & Co., New York, publish
very charming song, entitled "Midnlght," words
by Henry y. watson and music BY L. Oacnauer. 1t
Is gem IN the true sense OF the word. Bassord's
new mass Ia also.
Thomas j. Hall, New York. publishes ballad, BY
Henry Tucker. Bonnie Bessie Lye,n wlnsoms
little theme, well adapted to the words.
"Oh, Llnger by My Side, /" song and chorus words
by George Cooper, music by H. P. banks. Another
very taking song, conceived In the real popular
Vein.
senior vilanova, the pianist publishes coquet-
tisn little Spanish duet OF his own, called Brsos
del geni," full of brio and DASH
BoOsey 4 Co., London aud New York, publish
the works of Offenbach Lecocq and Herv6 in
very neat and handsome FORM also some of the
choicest works Of the celebrated English com.
posers, Benedict, Bennett, sullivan and Hatton.