The New York herald., 1875-11-29
MUSICAL REVIEW.


Messrs DtsOn 4 Co, Boston and New York, publish
the following
..Rondo in G." opus 81 No 2, Beethoven. Hans
Won B0ows footnotes and remarks are an interesting
feature OF this edition Il encouraging 10 ind that
the presence OF such distinguished artist already
exercising beneficial influence in the music publish
ing line We hope that other great works viii be pub
lshod In the same manner, with explanatory notes by
eminent virtuosL
"Marche Funebre dune Marionette.n Gounod. This
charming little work, sort OF buresque funeral
marches generally, was introduced 10 the New York
public by Mr.. Max Maretzek during the Titiens con
certs 1t is no less attractive piano arrangement
Evening At Sea" song, W. l. Blumenscheim Ex-
pressive and descriptive with very interesting ac-
Compartment
'Aubaden serenade, f. H Cowen An exquisite
little gem which Mr.. Sims Reeves has added 70 ms
repertoire
1Raturn, " ballad, Howard Glover very pretty
melody welded 70 beautiful words by one who occu-
pied high position among English musicians
TO Horse, p cavalry song, Louis =. Elson. The
music is entirely in accord with the martial spirit OF
the subject
Sullivan. simple little songs like this one the poeti-
cal spirit OF the eminent composer Is revealed
Written In an agreeable simple manner the parts be.
ing well arranged and the theme OF the popular kind
ZEN Route march, Sydney smith Rather COM
monpace yet possessing or two graceful passages,
especially of choral which Is artsLlcally written
''DreaInng Flowers, Tonstnck Gussave Lange. A
pleasant tone poem somewhat OF the Brndley Richards
order,
savc Regina, soprano or tenor solo, v. cirillo
highly effective Illustration in music Of one Of the
poetical hymns in the church.
HE Roamed in the Forest, song, Arthur o'Leary.
The eloquent Of B0rnsen nttingy framed in
effective musical measures.
The Forest Witch /" song Rubinstein. Tne subject
is similar to the 'Ell King,n and IS treated in the
most dramatic manner; II 1T companion piece to
Schuberts well known work.
''Mailuter Gustave Lange. clear and easy trans
crpton Of q very popular German vokslied
II Saw Thee, Fair One,n romance l. Hacken-
s6llner very ambitious composition entirely too
much for the attainments OF the writer The
accompaniment very elaborate too much SO for the
melody.
William A Pond b Co, New York, publish the fol
lowing
white Rose waltz julius Bernstein. A bright
sparkling Renaissance OF the ballroom with telling
themes and effective treatment II was great iavorlte
at Saratoga during the summer.
'Cholr and Hearthstone, collection OF hymns and
anthems by s. b Whiteley. The first three Of the
ries simple and adapted for small choirs The com
poser should be careful about the words to
have the musical accents correspond with the accented
sylabes.
Paradise no Joy can Give, F" romance, Campana The
melody is OF the sostea1to order and very charming
Arise Sweetheart serenade, l. P. TostL Not
particularly attractive
LA Capriciosa," song, Luig Ricci. A dull, aimless
work
of the Girls I am SO shy.n One OF lie Grand's char
acter songs, and q clever one at that
The house publishes some OF the shorter works
played by Won Bdlow.
G. schrmer, New York, publishes very singular
werk by II. NJ Bartlett called "Adleu, melodie ca
price, 1t very uneven several diverse styles being
introduced Some OF tbephrases, however are beauti
ful.
''Loch Ness" song, Francis Korbay. In the accom-
paniment the composer endeavors unsuccessfuly,
however Ito depict the storm on the loch, Ia Henry
Russell In the vocal part 1t would be very difficult 70
ascertain what the com poser meant
This house publishes all the orchestral works played
by Thomas orchestra and the piano works presented
by Won Bllow