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20 The admirers of Sacred Musc-,hc purest
and noblest form of the art-will be gratiied by
the intelligence that Mr.. c. Z. HoRS has acarly
ready for production new Sacred Cavitata, enti-
tied Christmas Bells; or, A Tale of Holy Tide.
The words are by the Rev. J. NJ. BRowN, of As
toria, and are of highly pleasing aad poctcal
character. The whole Cathedral service of the
Episcopal Church is introduced with fine effect,
with its Chants, Responses, Gloria Patri, ETC.,
and the Carols of the Villagers are finely accom-
panied By the joyous peals of the Christmas Bells.
There are many excellent openings for effect, OF
all of which Mr.. Horn has fully availed himself.
Its production will take place next month, about
the festival season which it commentaries, and
while it cannot fail to delight all who quail
fed to appreciate composition of such nature,
we trust that the present well deserved popularity
of Sacred Music will make its performance real
benefit to its meritorious composer.