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Grand Duchess Quadrille Vagabond Quadrille Claribel Lancers Princess of Trebizonde

Valse Offenbach 20

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114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128

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132

133

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Grand Duchess of Gerolstein, complete forpno- forte.

Norma, complete for pianoforte. Martha, complete for pianoforte. Beethoven’s 45 original valses, complete. Robert le Diable, complete for pianoforte. William Tell, complete for pianoforte. Don Juan, complete for pianoforte. Schumann’s Album for the Young, comple, 43

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The Vagabond Quadrilles .Coote.

The Claribel Lancers.Coote.

The Princess of Trebizonde Valse.Offenbach.

Come Back to Erin Waltz.Musgrave.

The Adieu Waltz .11. J. Snelling.

The Hit and Miss Galop .Uervi.

The Madcap Galop .Rille.

The Gaiety Polka...Offenbach.

No. 143. CHOPIN’S CELEBRATED MAZURKAS for the Pianoforte. Complete.

No. 117. CHOPIN’S CELEBRATED WALTZES for the Pianoforte. Complete.

No. 141. EIGHT VOLKSLIEDER, arranged as Morceaux de Salon for the Pianoforte. By ADOLPH GOLLMICK.

True Love (Treue Liebe).

Love and Happiness (Liebe und Glitck).

Parting song (Wanderlied).

The faithful friend (Der gute Kamerad).

Rhine song (Rheinweinlied).

The broken ring (Das zerbrochene Ringlein).

Serenade (Aennchen von Tharau).

Soldier’s song (Soldatenlied).

No. 140. STEPHEN HELLER’S TWENTY-FIVE STUDIES of EXPRESSION and RHYTHM.

No. 139. ARTHUR SULLIVAN and J. L. MOLLOY’S TWELVE SONGS. Blue eyes .J. L. Molloy. The Gleaners.J. L. Molloy.

Tripping thro’ the meadows.J.L. Molloy.

Colleen.J. L. Molloy,

The child’s vision.J. L. Molloy.

Parting.J. L. Molloy.

Give......4. S. Sullivan.

Only tho night winds.A. S. Sullivan.

She is not fair to outward view.A. S. Sullivan

Thou art lost to me .A. S. Sullivan.

He will return .-4. S. Sullivan.

Wake, gentle maiden.A. S. Sullivan.

No. 138. GOUNOD’S TEN The messago of love. i Far from his mountains.

Maiden, tell me, I pray (Oil voulez vous | Serenade (Quand tu chantes).

“Her). • | ’Tis the time when young hearts languish

SONGS, with English Word The Page’s message.

Though, fair maiden.

Dark night has passed.

s. If thy heart should over ohange.

Cavalier song.

No. 116. ECHOES Christmas Gathering Quadrille.

Christmas Waits Quadrille.

3 OF THE STREETS, Eight Quadrilles on Popular Airs, each set complete. Serpentine Quadrille. 1 Claribel Quadrille. 1 Broadway Quadrille.

Margate Quadrille. | Maryland Quadrille. 1 Ramsgate Sands Quadrille.

Ob, live, or let me die!

The reaper and the flowers.

The showman.

The years roll on.

There’s nothing like a fTcsh’ning breeze

Recruiting is my trade.

Mad Tom.

No. 98. SANT The happiest land.

While the lads of the village.

1 am a friar of orders gray.

Flow, thou regal purple stream.

Who deeply drinks of wine.

’Tis when to sleep.

Safely follow him.

LEYS SONGS. I rage, I melt, I burn !

0, ruddier than the cherry.

The Vicar of Bray.

The wolf.

Down among the dead men.

The Beer Song from “ Martha.’’

As I view these scenes so charming.

Maid, those bright eyes.

Rock’d in the cradle of the deep.

The goldbeater.

Oh ! Boatman, haste !

The reefer.

Tell me, Mary, how to woo thee.

By the margin of fair Zurich’s water.

Cherry ripe.

Gaily the Troubadour.

Oh ! no, we never mention her.

No. 94. SELECTION oi Oh! softly sleep, my baby boy.

Norah, the pride of Kildare.

I’d be a butterfly.

Isle of Beauty, fare thee-weli.

Soldier’s tear.

CELEBRATED SONGS. I’ve been roaming.

Poor Bessie was a sailor’s wife.

My pretty Gazelle.

Meet mo by moonlight alone.

Away to the mountain’s brow.

We met, ’twas in a crowd.

Maid of Llangollen.

Alice Gray.

Love was once a little boy.

Home, sweet home.

Trust her not.

On the blue wave.

The Bridesmaids’ duet.

All’s well.

No. 83. TWELVI Sweet is the dream.

I know a bank.

Peace to thy spirit.

3 VOCAL DUETS. As it fell upon a day.

Tell me where is fancy bred.

0 may’st thou dream of me.

My pretty page.

When a little farm we keep.

A.B.C. Tho lesson duet.

Fra Diavolo.

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ORGAN NUMBERS. No. 20.—J. L. HATTON’S SMALL ORGAN BOOK—11 Original Pieces (2 only with Pedals) suitable for all classes of players. 1 Andante maestoso, E flat major | 4 Maestoso, C major 7 Adagio (witli pedals obbligato), B minor I 10 Allegro appassionata, F minor 2 Andante, E major [A minor 6 Allegretto, D major 8 Allegro, D major 11 Andante, C major 3 Allegro moderato (with pedals obligato) I 6 Andante, F major I 9 Allegro moderato, G major I

No. 8-SELECTION OP VOLUNTARIES by ANDRE and HESSE, for the Organ or Harmonium. 19 Postlude In F 20 Andantino In A minor 21 Andante in E flat 22 Postlude in D minor 23 Postlude in C

1 Prelude in A 7 Allegretto grazioso in F 13 Andantino in A minor 2 Allegretto in E flat 8 Andante moderato in E flat 14 Allegretto in A 3 Andante in F 9 Andante in G 15 Andante in F 4 Andante in A 10 Postlude in C minor 16 Prelude in C minor 5 Andante in E flat 11 Prelude and Fugue on the word “ Hesse” 17 Prelude in F 6 Prelude in E flat 12 Andante in E for the soft stops 18 Allegretto in F

No. 12.—EIGHTEEN SHORT VOLUNTARIES FOR THE ORGAN. 1 Agnus Dei.Haydn 2 Poco Adagio.Kozeluch 3 Andante from a Sonata, Op. 6 .. .. Mendelssohn 4 For the Lord Is gracious (from service in F). S. Wesley 6 Adagio from a Sonata .Steibelt 6 Andante from a Sonata, Op. 147.. .. F. Schubert

7 Voluntary.F. Jacobs 8 Movement from a Sonata.Clement! 9 Et Vitam Venturi (Mass No. 1) . .. Beethoven

10 Adagio from a Sonata .J. It. Cramer 11 Adagio from a Trio ., .. .. Beethoven 12 Andante from a Sonata.F. Schubert

13 Andante from a Sonata 14 Largo from a Sonata, Op. 7 15 Sanctus . 16 Avo Maria. 17 As pants the Hart. 18 Andante from a Fantasia, Op. 78

No. 7.-LEPEBURE WELY’S FOUR GRAND OFFERTOIRES for the Organ.

HARMONIUM NUMBERS.

J. B. Cramer Beethoven Spohr Mozart Spohr F. Schubert

No. 4.—FIFTY 1 Coro from St. Austin 2 Lauda, I Pellegrini .. 3 Agnus Dei 4 Benedictus 5 Et Resurrexit 6 Domine Deus 7 Hear my prayer 8 Propter magnam glo-

riam tuam .. 9 Recordare

10 Stabat Mater .. 11 Coro . 12 In my distress 13 Praise ye the Lord ..

Hasse Hasse Caldara Caldara Caldara Leal and Rego Pergolesi

Pergolesi D'Astorga D'Astorga Gossec Saba tine Brassetti

SHORT VOLUNTARIES, arr 14 Sanctus—from a Requiem. Bassani 15 Benedictus .. .. high ini 16 Cor mundum in me .. Ciumpi 17 Melody.Gluck 18 Praise the Lord .. Siroli 19 Te Deum Laudamus.. Graun 20 He was despised .. Graun 21 Coro from the Tod Jesu Graun 22 Saints and Angels .. Wolf 23 Save Thy people .. Marcello 24 Lauda Sion .. .. Nauman 25 O come let us worship Baoh 26 With Thee th’ unsheltered moor. Handel

anged for the Harmonium, by 27 From Greenland's icy

mountains .. .. Michael Haydn 28 While conscious sinners

tremble 29 Blest Jesus .. 30 Sanctus 31 Melody 32 Sanctus 33 Pleni Sunt 34 Et incarnatus est 35 Et incarnatus est 36 Dona Nobis .. 37 Benedictus

Michael Haydn Michael Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Mozart Mozart

NORDMANN. 38 Domine Dcus 39 Benedictus 40 Benediotus 41 Air 42 Air 43 Air—Mount of Olives 44 Air 45 Hymn . 46 Ave Maria .. 47 Air 48 Chorale 49 Air 50 O that I had wings

No. 19.—FIFTY VOLUNTARIES, arranged for the Harmonium, by J. W.

3 Allegretto non troppo

6 Allegro moderato 6 Andante 7 Andante 8 Allegretto .. 9 Andante

12 Largo

Andre 14 Andante 27 Andantino .. Hesse 16 Allegretto moderato .. Fischer 28 March Andre 16 Andante Religioso .. .. Attwood 29 Andante expresslvo .. Mozart Schneider 17 Allegretto 30 Andante Hesse 18 Moderato 31 Larghetto .. Rink 19 Adagio 32 Moderato Rossini 20 Allegretto .. 33 Allegro Hesse 21 Adagio 34 Tempo giusto .. Gluck

Haydn 22 Allegro 23 Vivace

35 Andante maestoso 36 Moderato ..

.. Spohr

Rink 24 Sostenuto 37 Andantino .. Handel 25 Andante 38 Adagio Ilcsse 26 Andante

ELLIOTT. 39 Lento 40 Allegro moderato 41 Vivace

Mozart Mozart Mozart Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Mendelssohn Mendelssohn Mendelssohn Mendelssohn Kent

Gluck Gluck Fischer

42 Andantino.Hesse 43 Andante 44 Adagio 45 Andante

Mozart Mozart Rink

46 Andante.Haydn 47 Adagio .Beethoven 48 Andantino.Hummel 49 Andantino.Hesse 60 Moderato molto .. .. Hummel

1 Allegro, C minor 2 Adagio, C minor 3 Andante, D major

No. 21.—J. L. HATTON’S HARMONIUM BOOK, consisting of Seventeen Short Pieces (without Pedals). 4 Allegro, G major 6 Maestoso, B flat major 6 Allegretto, B minor

7 Alla capella, A minor 8 Andantino, E flat major 9 Vivace

10 Andante, F sharp minor 11 Allegretto, A major 12 Moderato, D major

13 Maestoso, C major 14 Allegro, G minor 15 Moderato, F major

16 Allegretto, E major 17 Maestoso, C major

No. 5.—TWENTY-FIVE WELL-KNOWN SACRED WORKS arranged for the Harmonium, by NORDMANN 23 Pope's Ode 24 Non Nobis Domino 25 Salvation

No. 6.—LEFEBURE WELY’S FOUR GRAND ORGAN OFFERTOIRES, arranged for the Harmonium by E. F. RIMBAULT.

No. 15.—SELECTION OF KENT’S BEST ANTHEMS, Arranged for the Harmonium.

1 Trevecca 5 Portsmouth New 8 Bilney 11 Rowles 14 Sheffield 17 Gearfl 20 Carter Lane 2 Bermondsey 6 Bath Abbey 9 Lock 12 Milford 15 Madans 18 Bostori 21 Hymn of Eve 3 Denbigh 4 Bowden

7 Clapham 10 Kentucky 13 Harwich 16 Ashley 19 Ode to Spring 22 New Court

VOCAL NUMBERS.

1 Mercy and Forgiveness too 2 Beautiful River 3 Light of the World 4 Morning Hymn

No. 11-TWELVE SONGS FOR SUNDAY EVENING. J. L. Hatton E. Mack J. L. Hatton H. Millard

6 Just as I am.. .. .. .. .. H. D. Sofzo 6 Seek and ye shall find .. .. .. J. B. Bishop 7 In the morning I will pray .. .. H. Millard 8 Come, Thou Fount of every blessing .. H. Millard

9 Send down Thy blessing .. 10 Thy Mercy, O Lord 11 If ye love Me, do My will 12 No crown without the cross

H. Millard W. A. King J. R. Thomas J. It. Thomas

1 Father, whose hand 2 Confession 3 When weary hearted 4 Smooth every wave 5 When my spirit 6 In all time of our tribulation

No. 1.—TWENTY-FOUR SACRED SONGS, by CLARIBEL. 7 There’s naught on earth 13 There is sun beyond the rain 8 The day of rest 14 The new song 9 Is this all ? 15 Praise Him now

10 Thro’ waves to the shore 16 When the morning sunbeams 11 Pilgrim of earth 17 The days of darkness 12 Easter Sunday 18 Thankless

19 Come now, ye weary hearted 20 Lord, give to me a thankful heart 21 Hope 22 The better will 23 Yes, fbr me He careth 24 There is a Book

No. 10.-SIX ANTHEMS by HATTON, BARNBY, and H. SMART.

No. 13.—TWELVE CHRISTMAS CAROLS & HYMNS. I No. 14-TWELVE GOOD FRIDAY & EASTER HYMNS.

No. 17.—THE CANTICLES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, Pointed for Chanting and set to appropriate Chants, and a choice Selection of Sanctuses, Kyrie Eleisons, Doxologies, &e.

PIANOFORTE NUMBERS. No. 2.—THE MESSIAH, for Pianoforte Solo, complete. I No. 3.-THE CREATION, for Pianoforte Solo, complete.

No. 9.-250 SINGLE AND DOUBLE CHANTS.

No. 10.-200 STANDARD PSALM & HYMN TUNES, for Home use, Arranged without Words, for Organ, Harmonium, or Piano.

No. 18.—SIX FANTASIAS ON SACRED SUBJECTS for the Pianoforte. 1 Rousseau’s Dream .. .. Kuhe I 3 Sicilian Mariners Ilymn .. .. Nordmann I E Kyrie Eleison from Gounod's Mcssc Solennelle. Favargcr 2 Adeste Fldeles.Brinlev Richards I 4 The Arlront TTvmn .. N-rdmann I « Tf.inoirnr Panl-A v.-w

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