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MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
INSTRUMENTAL.
AUBER, I). F. E.—The Crown Diamonds (Over-
ture)
75
T. B. HARMS & CO.,
1431-3 Broadway, New York.
THEO. BENDIX,
1431-3 Broadway, New York.
VOCAL.
Ain't It Awful, Mabel (Hazzard-Francis)
$0.00
Alice—Concert Waltz (Meier-Paul Henneberg)
(with English and Italian text)
75
Ave Maria (Harrison Millard) (authorized version
revised by Marie Millard)
50
BOOSEY & CO.,
9 East 17th Street, New York.
CHARLES
VILLIEKS
STANFORD—Five
00
00
00
00
characteristic
pieces for violin and piano :
No. 1. Cavatina and Scherzino
75
No. 2. Caprlccio
75
£
No. 3. In a Gondola
75
No. 4. Arabesques
No. 5. L'Envoi
75
Nos. 1, 'J, 3 and 5 are also published for the violon-
cello.
Scherzo for the Pianoforte (Cecil Hazlehurst)
00
MESSRS. CHAPPELL & CO.,
37 West 17th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
A Birthday Song (Tesehemacher-Clarke)
$0.G0
A Crown for Each Cross (Teschemacher-l'aul A.
Rubens)
00
A Moral Set to Music (Teresa del Riego)
00
An Offering (Thorpe-Johnson)
00
Fairyland (Eardley-Wilmot-Smith)
00
In That Hour (Gade Frank Lambert) .
60
Petite Pied Rose—Little Rosy Foot (Maude Val-
erie White)
60
The Soldier's Song (Marsh-Lohr)
00
LEONARD AND JESSIE
songs:
1.
2.
3.
BROUGHTON—Three short
Simple Melody
Asleep
The Best
.60
THE OLIVER DITSON CO.,
Boston, Mass.
VOCAL.
Leave Us Nevermore (How-Blumenschein) . . . . . . .$0.00
The Ship of State (Longfellow-Eugene Cowles) . . .00
INSTRUMENTAL.
BONAUH, G.—Rhododendrons
50
ENGLEMAN, H.—Piano compositions :
Flowers of Love—Reverie
00
Loretta—Caprice
50
'Mid Palms and Roses—Intermezzo—Gavotte. . .00
The Toreador's Sweetheart—Spanish-Mexican
Waltzes
GO
GODARD, CHARLES—Saxone Waltz
HBINS, CAHI.—
75
Birds in the Forest—Idyl
Estrella Mazurka
In a Gondola
Longing for Home
Reapers' Parting Song
OFFEUBACH, JACQUES—Barcarolle from "Les Contes
D' Hoffmann"
OTTO, EMIL—Whirling Piano Solo
SAVINO, D.—La Fileuse (At the Spinning Wheel) . .
WiEMiAND, JOHN—Spring Morning—Idyl
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JEROME H. REMICK & CO.,
131 West 41st Street, New York.
50
50
40
40
50
50
40
.00
00
WILLIAMS, FRED'K A.—At the Carnival—March. . . .50
LEO FEIST,
134 West 37th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Dixie and the Girl I Love
$0.50
Star of Faith (Amanda Kennedy)
60
Until the End ( Feist-Corln)
50
When the Band Plays Yankee Doodle (FelsSt-Corln) .50
When the Nightingales are Nestling, Sweet Irene. .50
INSTRUMENTAL.
Corneraekers—Barn Dance (F. A. Meachen)
50
Fairy Tales—Six four-hand piano pieces by
Edouard Hoist:
1. Jack and the Beanstalk
50
2. Jack and the Giant Killer
50
3. Babes In the Wood
50
4. Sleeping Beauty
50
5. Cinderella
50
0. Little Red Riding Ilood
50
FRANCIS, DAY & HUNTER,
15 West 30th Street, New York.
After April 1st. 1364 Broadway.
VOCAL.
Bonita (Altbayer)
$0.50
I Want to- be Among the Boys (Harrington-Powell) .50
Looking for the Lovelight in Your Eyes (Harring-
ton-Powell)
50
Mary Queen of Scots (D'Albert-Godfrey)
50
Dat Friend of Mine (Williams-Van Alstyne)
?0.50
Dear Heart (J. Anton Dailey)
50
Hang Out the Front Door Key (Ben llapgood
Burt)
50
If It's Good Enough for Washington It's Good
Enough for Me (Shields-Wenrich)
50
If Somebody Loved Me (Kendis-Paley)
50
I Was a Hero, Too (Williams-Van Alstyne)
50
My Gal Irene (Ben Hapgood-Burt)
50
Pride' of the Prairie (Mary) (Breen-Botsford)
50
The Garden of Dreams (Clare Kummer)
50
The Girl Who Threw Me Down (Burt-Gumble) . . .50
The Road to Yesterday (Clare Kummer)
50
You Want Someone to Love You (Williams-Van
Alstyne)
50
What Makes the World Go Round (Williams-Van
Alstyne)
50
MAURICE SHAPIRO,
1416 Broadway, New York.
VOCAL.
IIoo oo ! Ain't You Coming Out To-night? (Herbert
Ingrabam)
In the Springtime When the Roses Bloom Around
the Cottage Door (Leslie-Mohr)
Listen to the Knocking Bird (Ingraham)
Roses Bring Dreams of You (Ingraham)
Samuel (Laddie Cliff)
This Is No Place tor Me (Moran-Heelan-Seymour
Furth)
Wooing Time (Ingraham)
Would You Miss Me': (Gaston-Greer)
INSTRUMENTAL.
Poison Ivy Rag (Herbert Ingraham)
The Chalice Intermezzo (Pietro Frosini)
50
50
50
50
00
50
50
50
50
00
JOSEPH W. STERN & CO.,
102-4 West 38th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Don't Scorn t h e Sailor ( H a r r y P . Moore)
50
I t Always Comes w i t h t h e Summer (Lamb-Solman) .50
I W a n t a F i n e L i t t l e Steam Yacht ( W e s t - W a d e ) . .00
Meet Me a t t h e Masquerade ( H a r r y B . Smith-
Linke)
00
T e n L i t t l e Toes (Stanhope-Glover-Kind)
00
W h a t Did You M a r r y Me F o r (Warner-Victoria-
Cahill)
GO
When I t ' s Moonlight o n t h e P r a i r i e (Roden-
Henry)
50
When t h e A u t u m n Moon I s Creeping. T h r o ' t h e
Woodlands (Rosenfeld-Solman)
50
IN STR U M E N T A L.
Siamese P a t r o l ( P a u l Lincke)
GO
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUBLISHING CO.,
62 Stanhope Street, Boston; 13 East 17th
Street, New York; 259 Wabash Avenue,
Chicago.
VOCAL.
Sacred Octavo Music—yuartets and Choruses for
Mixed Voices.
GILLETTE, B. B.—O Master, Let Me Walk with
Thee
$0.12
GOUNOD-BRACKETT—Watchman, Tell Us of the
Night
12
GRIGGS. WILLIAM II.—Morning and Evening
STARKWEATHER, J. U.—Te Deum in D
STEARNS, C. C.—The Sabbath of the Soul
Te Deum Laudamus, No. 4
STONE, ALONZO—I Need Thee, Precious Jesus
YOUNG, FRED H.—Cantate Domino in Bb
TRIO.
CURSCHMANN. KARL F.—Protect Us Through the
Coming Night
10
12
10
12
12
12
12
MEN'S VOICES.
BALLOU, HENRY J.—My Saviour (Hymn-Anthem). .10
MACY, J. C.—He Hath Triumphed (Easter)
12
STONE, ALONZO—He Shall (Jive His Angels Charge .12
WOMEN'S
VOICES.
MACY, J. C.—Lord God of Hosts
12
SECULAR OCTAVO MUSIC FOR MIXED VOICES.
STEARNS, C. C.—Hail to the Flag !
MEN'S VOICES.
10
CARTWRIGHT. J. M.—Five Short Encores (Humor-
ous)
.10
.08
.10
.10
.10
GEIBEL, ADAM—The Tale of a Dog (Humorous) . .
HEARTZ, H. L.—Annie Laurie
JORDAN, JUI.ES—The Hindoo's Paradise(Humorous)
MACY, J. C.—Beauty's Eyes (Tosti)
Mollycoddle (Humorous)
STONE, ALONZO—The Morry Sailor-Boy
ducing the Hornpipe) .*
(Intro-
WOMEN'S VOICES.
GEIBEL. ADAM—A Song for Spring
.10
10
Drifting Down the Moonlit River
JORDAN, JULES—Bridesmaid's Song
LINDERS, KARL—Springtime in the Heart
10
08
" THE ROYAL GEWGAW "
"MISS HOOK
of HOLLAND"
"You're the Sweetest Girl I Ever Knew"
w
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CHAPPELL & C0." *. London
Melbourne
Two-step Intermezzo
"BABBALINA"
Two-step Ide&.l
"THE SKATING RINK GIRL"
WeJtz Song
WILLIS WOODWARD ®. CO., Inc.
48 West 28th Street
50
50
.50
50
50
IV, V)
GRIFFIN, F. W.—Valse Etude (Grade II)
75
50
IIAUSER,
BENJAMIN—Fourth
MISKA—Cradle
Mazurka
Song
(Grades
(Wlegenlied)
40
50
40
50
50
40
(Grade IV)
HOFFMAN, ED.—La Fontaine Rustlque (The Rustic
Fountain) (Grade IV)
LISZT, FRANZ—O Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening
Star (Transcription) (Grade VI)
MEKKEL, G.—Spring Song (Grade IV)
MORLEY, CHARLES—Barcarolle (Am Rialto) (Grade
III)
50
50
60
50
50
M. WITMARK & SONS,
144 West 37th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Are You Sure, Dear, That You Love Me? (Ella J.
Fontelle)
$0.50
Bygone Days (Reed-Ball)
50
Does It Pay (Zittel-Sutton)
50
I Fear No Perils of the Deep (Lamb-Phillips).. .50
I'm the Girl with the Shy, Sweet Smile (Luella
L. Moore)
50
Love Laid Ills Sleepless Head (Algernon Sunburne-
Victor Herbert)
50
Oh! Mister Man, Man, Man (Adelman-Jordan) . . . .50
Somebody Loves You, Dear (Annie Andros Hawley) .50
The Dollar Sign (Villars-Brown)
50
The Vision (Loomis-Mann)
50
True Heart (Graff-Ball)
INSTRUMENTAL.
Genee Waltzes (Maurice Levi)
King Auto Intermezzo (Duganne)
St. Valentine's Memories (Hoist)
50
50
50
50
DEATH OF WM. H. DALY.
William H. Armstrong, who has written a
number of songs during the last twenty years,
under the name of "William H. Daly," died sud-
denly from pneumonia last week at the City
Hospital, Boston, Mass. His ballads gained for
him a wide reputation. Among his most popu-
lar compositions are "Hush-a-Bye, Baby," and
"Mary Wise."
CONSERVATORY EDITION
EVEN if you'd like to think so, there
are no other editions of
Kphler,
Heller
Czerny
that are nearly so good as the just
published
Conservatory
Edition
of these standard works, and best of all,
they cost less than any other edition—
none nearly so good.
Conservatory Publication
Society
Cor. BROADWAY and 28th ST., NEW YORK
CONSERVATORY EDITION
12
We are the Publishers of Paul Rubens'
delightful "musical incident"
The daintiest and most successful
musical comedy in a generation.
No. 1. Sing Little Blue-Birds (Grade II)
No. 2. Woodland Dance (Grades II, III)
No. 3. The Sweet Little Hummer (Grade II) .
No. 4. A Brook Song (Grade III)
Fox, GEORGE—Recess March (Grade III)
GEIBEL, ADAM—All the Year Round (Six Little
Pieces) (Grades II, III) :
No. 1. A New Year's Greeting (March)
No. 2. A Winter Carnival (Waltz)
No. 8. A Spring Evening (Romance)
No. 4. A Summer Holiday (Gavotte)
No. 5. An Autumn Fete (Rustic Dance)
No. 6. The Dying Year (Meditation)
10
MACY. J. C.—Beauty's Eyes (Tosti)
10
SCHNECKER, P. A.—Faith in Spring (Schubert) . . . .10
STONE, ALONZO—The Evening Star
DAUGHEUTY, ALLEN II.—Four tone pearls :
GODARD,
VOCAL.
VOCAL.
A Flower (Lilian Scott-Katherine B a r r y ) , E b , E
and F
-fO-UO
" A t w a l n " a n d " I n s o u c i a n c e " (Cyril Scott)
00
Go F o r t u n e (llousman-Liza Lehmann)
00
In Peaceful Slumbering (Stanley-Horne)
UO
Longing ( M a t t h e w Arnold-Hubert B a t h )
t»0
Love I s E n o u g h (Weatherly-Swinstead)
•><)
Molly Dear (Cave-Monk Gould), F, G and Bb
Sorrow and Spring (Lucas-Peel), Ab, Bb
"The Immortal Rose" and "Consolation" (Lilas
Green)
When All the World Was Sleeping(Chrystabel-Wal-
thew)
INSTRUMENTAL.
VOCAL.
Bill Simmon's Waltz Dream (Laska-Eliott)
$0.50
Eastern Moon (Rourke-Kern)
50
Eleanor (Edward Laska)
50
Flirting (Taylor-Haiiies)
(50
Mary McGee (Rourke-Kern)
60
Never Marry a Girl with Cold, Cold Feet (Rourke-
Kern i
60
The Rain Came l'itter, 1'atter Down (llarris-Tate) .tiO
Without the Girl Inside (Rourke-Kern)
00
Won't You Have a Little Feather? (West-Kern).. .00
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