New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
.,.pp,caN MYSTICAL PUBLICATIONS.

,urpICAN MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Mr. Schirmer's presses recently turned out
!wo compositions by another New'iork nuS,e'"" w.
Arc worthy OF attention at the hands Oh serouS i"0
,oyera They are book OF songs ana suite TOT rauo
tort. nv Bruno Oscar Kleiu The songs are moro than
.lever sreomens OF writing in the German Lea s'!e
and the suite dignity OF purpose scholarship anu
,rv.n,ive ingenuity to commend It, Mr. Klein -
Young musician who has signalized hm'eH ny eN'oo"
ipcly mertorious work, but OF whom we pene'e 'no
pubIc are justified in expecting even peUer
things than ae has yet put W "'
credit Compositions which viii meet the hiE"er
expectations will. think appear from MS pe"' "
pr,cses greater care in the selection OF themes ana ih
treatment and Is less ANXIOUS to see MS WORK
He has ample time before him. he should raise MS ioes
The firm name Bclow Main was made famihar oy
40 many trashy music BOOKS. published to cater TO the
taste cultivated Sunday school and revvaists meet
ing, that glad at last to ma II upon DOCK Vi
nvmus which musician can and read with pleas
ure We refer Mr.. Caryl Florios Chidrehs hymns
With Tunes; book for use in the sunday Mr.
Florio in com ping these hymns has chosen dignned
and artistic point While recognizing the meiodic
AZ the primo factor in the music. he has avoided
trvia,y and has associated with 1t correct and rea-
sonaby variei harnones We do no better than 10
quote Mr.. Floro's rule in hs own words; line nrs'
musical aim has been to select sueh meioues DIS arc
striking without being commonplace trivial OF map
proprate; second. to that they shall De 80 mar
not TO De OHenslNe W o"i Va Wv
sk,lled musician. There Is reeson why cniIdreh
should be Taught to ike what mean or iaise III nSL
mopy" Mr. Gus;ave j. stoeckrl instructor IN music
AT ale College. prepared tine College lynn BOOZE
for use In the Batten Chapel at fae. !be
peculiar feature OF the book twhich mas tne
seope and dimensions OF the ordinary churcn
bynma Is that the music has all been arranged LOT
male voices The good taste Of the compiler Is SHOWN
in the copious use made OF German cn0ras and times
selccted from the musical classics. Mr. stoecke has
tried to his keys to the majority Oi voices
found among college students lie advises uansposl,,
tions where the voices are mature auu
sers down tnis useful maxim "The key should be
adsped TO the voices. the voices to the ley Con
corning "a few other recent American puoicauohs we
have room only for word. The book Is published ,e
by Pond. Mr. schmer has plbnshel tne
third series OF c., C. Mnilers Err lsD,es
In The study of Harmony" Tho series Is devoted TO
and chromatic alteration and the arrange,
ment is In conformity with Sechter's "Fundameh
Harmoni.s" II .rmony students Will appreciate inc
pr.ctlcal yalue of these tables. me treasury OF
tonv published by Hubbard Brothers is meiey , OF
lille good ana much bad music. minstrel songs oailhus
hymns opera and oratorio airs ana WHAT
not Peases Singing Book Is designed FOR tue use Oh
singing classes and begins with lot OF exercises
pre- paratory the STAFF written In MODIFICATION OF
the Tonic Sofia notation figures being useu ihsteau VI
letters. Published by CHM II Co