The New York herald., 1876-12-04
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Edward schuberth & Co.. Union square, publish the
following works.
Lies doux Alouettcs" souvenir d'Ischl" and
sL'Aveu." Theodore Leschitizky. Three charming
works by the husband Of Nine EssipoT and played
with grcat by the fair pianist The first tho
best OF the three and Will always DO welcomed with
favor in the concert hall. II sparkles with all the
lustre of a Mendclssohn scnerzo.
.Gavotte," Silas; .Minuet, L fat," Mozart; "Zur
Guitarren Hitler; "Dcs Abcnds," Schumann, and
.lntermezzo," Won Bulow Those Ave pieces, with
the impromptus of Leschitizky, mentioned above,
form series OF publications just issued by Mr.. Schu
berth. On tho title page OF each is handsome por
trait OF Nine EssipoG, in whose repertoire these
works hold conspicuous place. An hour with them
will give the player pleasure than week with
glittcri ng brarurd pieces.
Thomas J. Hall, New York; publishes the follow
ing
"Distant Chimes" Reverie J. c. Meiniuger.
very attractive melody, with taking variations and
within tho reach OF every pianist.
s.Win My Darling Come Again." Song. Danks
One OF those songs that cannot help being popular
with those who like flowing melody and beautiful
poetry.
..souvenir dc Philadelphia" Grand caprice Henri
Herr Andrews rather commonplace march, the
first subject resembling the Soldiers from III
Trovatore"
..l'm So Happy When You Smile" Song and
chorus. Danks melody which does not bear any
particular marks OF originality.
Little Bright Eyes at the Window" Song and
chorus. banks, pretty theme, with appropriate
words.
.Favorite Authors" A collection OF choice melodies
for the pianoforte simpided. This is Of the
valuable contributions which Mr. Hall has mado to
piano literature this season. The works of Gottschak
Wallace and wollcnhaupt brought within the reach
OF every player without their poetic characteristics
being injured in tho slightest degree
.sRockaby Lullaby" Song D. $. Babcock. A tender
little tone poem.
Dilson \ Co, New York. Boston and Philadelphia,
publish the foilowlng:-
the newest and choicest waltzes galops, polkas,
mazurkas, quadrles, &c. by Strauss, Faust, Cootc.
Zkon, Gangi Lamothe, &C., and book which COM
mends itself TO all amateurs
ssrake this Message to Ny Darling" Song +.
Quicken The melody is very attractive. but excep-
tion may be taken TO The ending OF each in the
vocal part.
the true strauss spirit, sprightly and brilliant
"rhy Name" song. Mliard. a very pretentous but
lily constructed affair." the accompaniment being par
"My Charmer." Song Millard. song that pos
few features OF interest and IS worthy Of
Victor Hugo's beautiful verses.
.EIfwood." Grand march Tor four hands W. r.
Johnston. Very mediocre in u two hand form,
and entirely ineffective IN Its present shape
piano. q. McrkcL graceful, ripping little melody,
IN 6-s tme arranged With skii and eject
''rhe ORGANISMS Reliance" Eugene Thaycr This
is admirable collection Of easy arrangements OF the
gems OF the great masters tor church cabinet
organs, divided into two volumes, one for church
and the other for home entertainments
OF high artistic value Is the "Aibum for Urgansts,o
complied by tho same industrious hand IRON the
works OF eminent composers Tor one performer or two
The house repubishes the celebrated stuttgart
edition OF Becthovens sonaas. edited by Lebcrt and
Won Buow. This Is regarded the best edition
published OF those immortal works
..vocal March" H. NJ. Dow. A fine, dashng quar-
tct Tor mems voices, in military s,ylc
.Coaching Gaiop.n Miss Fannie j. Battersby. Full
OF Iic spirit and well adapted Tor band
s.The I.tti, shepnerdcssn summer idyI G. d. viii
In such little tone poems this popular composer
W A. Pond Co, New York, publish the ..May
Waltz, by ). Abecasis very brilliant and taking
composition
5 4. Gordon, Now York. publishes the following
"a rican Exposition March, DR.. Schultz. Trash.
'sau shower, Faniasic briiantc la valse." Thomas
T. Murphy ipdicative OF skill, experience and GOOD
taste the part OF the composer
tsSalut New York Vase 10 salon. kowaskL
Possessing all the orilliancy that eharactcrzcs ,ne
eninen, pianIss playing. and lull OF sparkling sub
ects the most attractive form.
George willig \ CO., Baltimore. publish the follow
sCoiumbIa's Grand March /" julius T. Muller. Wen
and well harmonized. even II the themes be
..Le Curassior GaIop ~ Evcrshann, Jr. An admit
rablc salon piece brilliant IN every phrase and showing
considerable talent on the part OF the composer
"Brunh hda Poionaisc." G. A. schneider Writers OF
salon seldom succeed when they essay the polo
naiss form. and ther efforts generally rest on tho
plane OF medocrity The work before us Is of the
exceptions 1t In simple, but very effective.
George Won Kamcke, Brooklyn, publishes the fol-
lowing
"Cadcr the Arch In the Pars." Song. q. Won
kamcke One OF :he popular variety songs OF the day.
but far superior TO those which is accustomed
hear IN variety theatres. Melody and arc
well combined in II.
''Nscturne." c. q. Krause A chariling melody
worthy OF Brincy Richards
@Si9ht Is comngr song and chorus g. Won
Kaineke Trash.
!. ". Smith, Jr., Bro, Brooklyn, publish tho
''Lighinng Express Gaop' and "Reccption waltzcs.r
f. y. Benedict. Eoih brilliant and effective. with
attractive themes w.ough, out by experienced hand
J l.. Peters, New York. continues the publication OF
tho inc collection of pianoiortc music the works
OF the best known salon composers under the title
"Ia Creme de la Creme Nos. IS xnd 80 contain
works BY Lichncr Esghard, Leyboch. Langc. Krug