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MUSICAL INTELL1eENcE,-Signor Antognini,
whose competency for the task is indlsputable,
will, we learn, shortly publish volume of muslcaI
treasure, to be called the Musical Album. The
Signor's object is to furnish to the musical public
chsice selection Of the most admired pieces Of the
Italian and other masters, the greatest being
taken to exclude all compositions not possessed Of
first rate merit. This will be desirable object to
accomplish, for it is too true that the majority OF
musical works are got up to sell-not to satisfy a
cultivated taste, and bear their greatest Seauty on
their embelllshed ttle-page. We think the Signor's
enterPrire will be encouraged. fe- .~~ have great
confidence in the powers of good music.