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barked In the music publishing business We have
ceved from them ths Marohs Msroeane tho Carnival
de Venice the "Grsnd Gaop Brilliant the "Airs Rus
SOS" and the two "Notturniosn at 10 ltpart-are
compositions Of Leopold de Meyer. The Marchs Ma
rocains" has, OF been heard and admired BY
ry body. Since Psganinis Carnival concert piece
has created suoh universal sensation the march, and
we believe there published of Ave different sdi.
toDs in Europe and two In America besides arrange
mont for four hands. That Of scharfsnburg and Luis
undoubtedly s the best and most beautiful Of all and
has the great advantage Of being the only free from
typographical errors having been carefully corrected
he iustrious author himself very difcult but
players who have attained . certain degree of sxecu
tion will be amply repaid for the trouble Of the study
II makes most effective and brilliant msresau for dis
play and is moreover admirable exercise tor the
practice Of and accords The "Airs Russes" L
If not the best at least the most charming and perhaps
the most slsctrying OF his shorter compotons and the
comparatively slow in which may be play
cd renders its great difficulties principally those Of the
three last pages less formidable The theme itself 10
mpregnated with that soft msancholy that character
xes all Russian melodies and the with which it
. treated eminsntly striking and ensctful. The
"Gslop Brilliant" il admirable pece the melody is
frank and bod, and the appogasure In repeated notes
and octaves of unsurpassina elegance and ogi
great pianist and would consider it crime of mua.
cal high treason he should deny tho pleasure Of
i
is entirely written in sccords which together with the
quick movement in which It must be played render i
besn played BY De Meyer part Of an ntroduction t.
several Of his comp 1t il free of technical d
.S%.g S:
taste and feeling and be played by psnsts Of mode
rat. execution T. !. beautifully got ao and present.
last Of Is: ar. bar . u: second p.s.
ought to be demi semiquavers The title leaf Of the
Csrnirsl de Teics" 10 honor to American artists
and to the publishers: who appear to have spared
sign, and the engraving BY far the best have
IN this country No piece shows the versatile slent Of
II is more than more adaptation Of Psganins wo.k to
the piano. for contains several and highly orgi
dsblrie and sr.tesgerie with the exception Of few
intricate passages, it 10 comparatively easy, and will un-
%a think .Rap De- works wm..t
with extensive sale the sensation created BY the
appearance Of the greatest pianist Of the age far from
absting and great it, it has perhaps yet reached
its climax Messrs schsrfsnberg and Luis entitled
to the warmsst thanks of the musical community for
having been the frst to undertake the publication Of
standard works in such an elegant and substantial man
1sr.


CoLLrcrIor D. DAssEs. nvs numbers, arranged BY W.
Scharfenbei1 Tho same frm has published this csl
lection Of dancing music. which We can recommend to
the lovers Of that style Of composition. The Forsn
tine Waltz" and that from the Bohemian Girl"
f. NOS! telling All I'm y:Iy 6;i
have been very fashionable this gay season. and have
been published because the foreign supply has been
Mr schsrfsnbsrg tsschsr and pianist might have
been expected that the would be found per-
both easy and sssotfu 90 that hey might Be played By
tyros and accomplished performers who should like
to humor the " fantastic toe"


BAacARoLLE TT CHoEua Ds wKBEl rAn HsNRl RosrL
LEy-Publshsd at Millets music saloon 10 4 re-
print from Of the numbers taken from Roseleuss
wS ~ a v %
ten and Czorny II his works are. perhaps little
superficial than those Of Hunten they have the great ad
vantage Of leaning litfls towards the modern
style He composes we'll and brilliantly and he always
ha; has, some especial purpose in view The Barca.osn
feeling the themes selected from weher's "Obs-
ron" and Frsy:chutz and requires vsy little
the lingering marked in the usual ridiculous man.
nsr; By indicating the thumb with sign known a


MELRosE Assrv WALrzEs, by Francis H. Brown
Published BY the same arm-Mr. Brown could have


M:rO:s wa.s. each Of which !. sc dstinrui.S.s
dozen pages in the same foolish strain The price is
six shillings copy-this would be very cheap for
4 for trash.


| The MAnIcnr MAsocAIrr, arranged for four hands,
By T. c, schsrpf-ReiIsy and Co. publi.hsrs-This
end The solo too difeult. There are few misakss in
respectably got Upland will undoubtedly command


"foea Tom" words by Matthew c. Field, tn. music
| by George Manouvrier, published by John r. Nuns
This song unqussonaby is one Of the best written
it s very we'll calculated to be put to music Mr. Ma
nouvrier at present United States Consul in Pernam.
bsce very fsyorably knoxn in the nu.ical world .s
Paris attracted great attention. and his grand Mass pub
iished by Maurice schiespgsr is very frequently per
formed at the principal churches Of France a. Poor
Tom 10 ballad in the schuberth style end in is gen.
sral design bears resemblance 70 the wanderer
4 Ia nAw &
are varied and entirely different from the monoto.
nous jingle Of tho English ballad, the French


is free Of iossaeu with the exception Of the last
page, where the words Poor Tom" are protrscted
the sound Of oe' il the least msnsgssbis Of all
Ths getting up s splsndd the title page adorned With
S.a IN this country and Ss n.s
and correctly done. all music published BY this hrn
from nuS e h...o ~ "n dg.nS =:
author Of Wood up Quick.stsp "-Ths only thing
which a.tonishes i that the steamer that bore the
august Holloway did not founder under this precious
loadcovered a. he must be with laures through hts
famous Wood up Quick step" which would have cost
Composed twenty years after his death W. sdvi.s the
illustrious Hsowsway, to send copy Of the Chsss.
hsps be inducsdt to arrange for full orchestra hs
did with the Marche Marocains J" and We sincerely
u.
boat unless the captan can produce certificate Of the
boiler; %l. .ssn being E auic,tsp proof" .a.,,.
Abig. Published by Atwill-Ths engraving Of the


FIRST waltz too good for the value Of the competition
II such namby pamby ism may be called composition
\ That of the second s not bad enough.
PAssIoN FLowER WALrx, composed by O. F. Bristow.
Published by Chrisman.-A very pretty little thing
introduction il Short but original Pity it il printed
such coarse paper.


| LAsrrzKYs fLucrA DI LAmmrsxoos QrArsnLrs-
Christman publisher-This 10 reprint of European
music, coarsely engraved. Labitzky is famous CON.
poser Of waltzes but he srrges quadrllss indE
fsreny Why not rather take one by Musard Tullisn.
| Bcssio, or Tolbeque


! TuLLiEN's OaiGtrAL MAzunKA-Firth and Hail. pub
lshsrsTuen il Of the best composers Of dancing
music The Mssurka is Il present q very fashionable
dance and to its lovers this mazurka win be acceptable
The title psge very snowy. and resembles plate Of
Paris fashions The printing Is dirty.


We have also received from the Publisher. O. Reed.
of Boston, collection Of musical OF very
high character They consist Of selections from the
grand opsn :" Mariana" performed at the Drury Lane