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JUNE 1915. ALL PREVIOUS ::
LISTS CANCELLED.
Catalogue of
BOOKS, MUSIC and APPLIANCES
-to be obtained from The-
National Institute
:: for the Blind :: (Formerly The British and Foreii^n Blind Association).
Registered Office :
GREAT PORTLAND STREET,
-LONDON, W.-
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INDEX.
APPARATUS. Page
Braille Shorthand Machines 73 Braille Writers ... 73 Erasers 73 Frames 73 Pen or Pencil Writing ... 74
Pocket Frames 74
Styles... 74
Sundries 75
BOOKS.
ft
Alphabets, Instruction Books, etc. i
Biography ... ... ... i
Dictionaries, Grammars, etc. ... 2
Essays, Personalia, etc
Fiction (Adult)
Fiction (Juvenile)
Foreign—
3 4 8
Arabic 11
English-Esperanto 12
Foo-chow 12
French ... 12
German ... 13 Greek 13 Hebrew ... 14 Latin 14 Marathi ... 15 I’ersian ... 15 Urdu 15 Welsh ... 15
Geography 15 Giant Type . 35 History 16
Letterpress 18
List of Grades 1. IL, and III. , etc. 36 Maps 19 Mathematical—
Arithmetic 20
Algebra ... 20
Euclid 20
Tables, etc. 20
Miscellaneous 21
Pocket Size—
Various 36
Poetry, Drama, etc. 21
Religious and Devotional—
Hymn Books 24 Prayer Books, etc. 25 Scriptures 28
School—
General ...
Geographical
Historical
Natural History
Object Lesson.s
Science
Typewriting and Shorthand
GAMES.
Cards
Chess
Dominoes
Draughts
Word-making...
MAGAZINES.
“Comrades”
“ Braille Literary journal ”
“Braille Musical Magazine”
“ Braille Mus. Mag. Supplement ”
“Braille Review” (Letterpress)...
“Progress” ...
“ School Magazine” ...
MISCELLANEOUS.
Binding Cases
Binding Department
Braille Postage Labels
Manuscript Department
Paper, Embossing
Postage Rates (see cover).
Printing Department ...
Typewriters ...
Watches for the Blind ...
MUSIC.
Anthems
Christmas
Christmas Anthems
Church
Dance
Easter Anthems ... ‘
Harvest Anthems
Letterpress
Organ
Idanoforte
Songs
Song Books ...
Theory, etc. ...
Tutors, etc.
Violin ■ ...
Violin and Piano
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76 76
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ERRATA.
REVISED PRICES.
The following articles have been altered in price
since this Catalogue was printed. The correct
prices are here given :—
PAGK. BOOKS. i-. d.
I Additional Exercises to Grades I. and II. ... 04
I Braille Revised Rules, Grades II. and III. ... o 4
4 Many Cargoes (Jacobs) ... ... per vol. 2 o
MUSIC.
58 Dvorak’s Hiimoreske, Op. loi, No. 7 ... ... o 2
APPARATUS.
74 Note Paper with Raised Lines ... per quire o 4
79 “Home” Model Blick Typewriter (special price to the blind only) ... ... ... £S 6
76 Dominoes, with raised pips . 26
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BOOKS. I’ublislied in 1915. All Hooks are in (Irade II. unless specifically
mentioned otherwise. Interpointed Hooks are marked §.
Alphabets, Instruction Bopks, etc. Alphabet, Revised Braille, Grade I. or II.:—
On Stout Paper (large or small dot)
Mounted on Card
On Metal ...
Stamped with ordinary letters also, for the Blind- Deaf
Additional Exercises to Grade I. Primer in Braille
Additional Exercises to Grade II. Primer in Braille
Braille Revised Rules, Grade I. {see also page i8)...
„ „ Grade II. „ „
,, „ Grade III. „ „
§Grade III. Exemplified
How to Learn to Read (An introduction to Braille) Arranged by H. M. Taylor, M.A., F.R.S. (Giant Type), with letterpress explanations
Selections from Royal Reader, No. 6 (Grade I.) (Slightly larger character) ...
Selections from Royal Reader, No. 5 (graduated from Grade I. to Grade II.) (slightly larger character)
Variations between Old .Style Braille and Revised Braille, List of
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Biography. l^Bach (E. H. Thorne) and Beethoven (J. S. Shed-
lock, M.A.j (Bell’s Miniature Series of Musicians) 2 6
vjCampbell, Sir Francis J., LL.D., Life of 0 4
.^Edward VIL, Life of (J. E. Vincicnt) ... vol. I 2 6
- 2 6
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v(English Church Composers (Barret'i) vol. I 2 6
2 2 6
)iFawcetl, Short Life of Henry (WiNi LRl-.D
Howe, Julia Ward, Sketch of {The
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II ’onie?i‘s
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Journal^ Boston, U.S.A.) ... ... ... 10
>(Ogilvy, Margaret (J. M. B.vrrie) ... ... 2 9
>(\Vilson, Major - (^en^ral Sir Charles William, K.C.B., etc., Life oi''fSir Charles M. Wa'I’SOn) 3
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Old StyJe Jh'ciiUe: s. d.
Always Happy, the Story of Helen Keller (Jennie Chappell)
v^Armitage’s Life, Dr., Sketch of (A. Hirst)
Clive, Lord (Macaulay) ... ... \'ol. i
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Coverley, Sir Roger de, from Addison’s Essays
Frederick the Great (Macaulay)
My Dark World (A. Hirst) ...
Philip IL, Character of, from Motley’s “Dutch Republic”
Roberts of Tientsin, or. For Christ and China (Mrs. Bryson), vol. i
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fSixty Years a Queen (Sir H. Maxwell), vol. i
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Dictionaries, Grammars, etc.
^Punctuation Simplified
Spelling Book for Junior Classes (Nelson’s), vol. i
95 55 55
O/d Style Braille :
Dictionary (without meanings)
IjDictionary (with meanings of the words), vol. i
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[II This Dictionary is cheapened by the Armitage Memorial Fund. Price to Institutions and poor people, 3s. a volume, or a complete set for two guineas if paid for when ordering.]
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2 6 English Grammar
English Synonyms (G. F. Graham) ... vol. i
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v^Nesfield’s Outline of English Grammar
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Essays, Personalia, etc. ^After-Care and the better and mo
Employment of the Blind (H. Stahs
^liacon’s Essays ('antique spelling)
5 5 5 5
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§Cro\vn of Wild Olive (John Ruskin)
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i^Frondes Agrestes (John Ruskin), Grade III., in 3 parts (paper covers)
Ditto ditto
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1914) ...
*The Germans ;—2. What they Covet (( Fi.etCHKR) (O.xford Pamphlets, 1914)
Practice and Preaching of Optimism (Helen
Reller) ... ... ... ... ... o 9
§ Silent V’^oices (“ Rosemary Booklet ” Series : Choice Selections from \'arious Authors). Pocket Size o 8
)(Teachers of the Blind : their Training, Qualifica¬ tions, and reasonable prospects of Employment (Rev. St. Clare Hill, M.A.) ... ... o 3
^Training in the Requirements of Social Life at Home and in Society, and the best means of secur¬ ing it (Lady Campbell) ... ... ... o
v^What Men live by, etc. (Leo Tolstoy) ... 1
)(Why we are at War, by Members of the O.xford Faculty of Modern History, vol. i 2
Ditto ditto ,, 2 2
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(Vol. 3 is principally in French and German, and contains the Russian Orange Book and extracts from the Belgian (Ley, Book).
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general
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vol. J 3 6
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Old Style Bi'ciille :
Few Curious Employments followed by the Blind, A ... ... ... ... ... o 4
Flea for the Study of Milton by the Blind (A . Hirst) 1 o
J^Tales from Shakespeare (Lamb) ... vol. i 3 6
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Fiction. (See also “Juvenile.”)
^Bracebridge Hall (Washington Irving), vol.
viChalloners. Idie ('E, F. Benson) vol. I
i^Cruise of the Cachalot, The (Bullen') vol.
Handsome Quaker, etc., in Giant type (Tvnan)
^Ivanhoe fScOTT) ... ... ... vol.
^Kim (Kipling) ... ... ... vol. i
^Last Days of Pompeii (Lord Lytton) vol. 1
^s^Lilnc Sun-Bonnet (Crockett) vol.
^IMany Cargoes (Jacobs) vol.
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Midshipman Eas_v (Capt. MarkvaT), vol. i
■^^Odd (Amy Le Feuvre;
Pocket dize
^Short Cruises (W. \V. JACOBS)
i^Spanish Gold (GEORCiE A. JilRMlNGHAM;, vol. i
Ditto ditto
)^Tale of Two Cities, A (Dickens)
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Three Strangers, The (from IVesscx Talcs) (Thomas
Hardy) Pocket Size (Small Character)
siTristan in the Vmlley (M, E. Farreel)
v(Will o’ the Mill (R. L. Stevenson’s “ Merry Men ”) Grade III. ...
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Old Style Braille:
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Doyle) vol. i
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Alone in London (Hesha Stretton) ...
)(Battle of Life, The (Dickens)...
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^Cardinal’s Snuff-Box, The (H.\RL.\NDi vol. I
99 jiChimes, The, (Dickens)
Christmas Carol (Dickens) vol. I
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Cricket on the Hearth (Dickens)
99 "
vol. I
9 9 9 9 • • •
Cromwell’s Own, A Story of the Great
19 Civil War
(A. Paterson), vol. i
v^David Copperfield (Dickens)
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Doctor of the Old School, A (Ian Maclaren)
v^Gafifer’s Child, etc., from “A North Country \hllage ” (Mrs. Francis)
Haunted Man (Dickens)
iijane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte)
vol. I
vol. I
^]ohn Cole (Eimma Gellibrand)
)(John and Joan (Baring-Gould)
§John Halifax, Gentleman (Mrs. Craik) vol. I Oj
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^Kenilworth (ScOTT)
^Man who Won, The (Mrs. Reynolds)
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vol. I
)iOdile (Reay Mackayj
^Paul and Virginia (Bernardin St. ITerre), vol. i
51 15 15
Peep Behind the Scenes, A (Mrs. Walton) vol. i
Pickwick Papers (DiCKENS)
^Prisoner of Zenda, The, (Anthony Hope),
51 51 55
Robinson Crusoe (Defoe)
5 5 5 5
55 11
^Rupert of Hentzau (Anthony Hope)
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^Silas Marner (Gf:org?: Eliotj
I^Silence of Dean Maitland, The (Gray)
Stolen Bacillus ( H. G. WELLS) ...
Three Men in a Boat (J. K. Jerome)
vol. I
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Vol. I
vol. I
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Three Men on the Biimmel (J. K. Jerome:;, vol. i
^Tom Brown’s Schooldays (Hughes)
^Uncle Tom’s Cabin (Stowe)
Undine (La Motte Fouque)
Vicar of Wakefield (O. Goldsmith)
Without a Thought, or Dora’s Discipline ClU'
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vol. I
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vol. I
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(Jennie
VPPELL), vol. I
Juvenile. viBuv your Own Cherries (Kirton) Pocket Size ... o 4
('apcl Cousins, The (Violet IjR.vdpv) ... vol. i i 9
15 . 2 19
Christmas Crackers (from The Ihoiunics) (Mrs. Ewing) ... , ... ... ... ... i 6
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Guy of Warwick, Stones of (H. E. ^Marshall) ... - 9
Health and Courtesy, The Little Book of (P. A. Barnett) ... ... ... ... i 6
Little Flower Girl, The (Hon. Mrs. Dunuas) ... o 9
Matthew and the Miller (V. Bradi’.v.) ... vol. i i 9
11 11 ••• 11 “ 19 ^Rab and His Friends (JOHN Brown, M.D.) ... i 6
Three Christmas Trees, (Mrs.EwiNO) ... ... o 3
Two Little Crusoes (PL H. Bovse; ... ... 20
^Water Babies, The (Chas. Kingsley) vol. i 3 3
^ 11 11 11 ,1 11 2 33
Old Style Braille:
i(Alice in Wonderland (Lewis Carroee) vol. i 2 6
Banner of Hope, The—
No. i. A Pilgrimage to Sinai. A Man Who Loved Nature. Life of Dr. T. R. Armitage. The Murder of Becket ... ... ... ... 20
No. 2. A Pilgrimage to Sinai The Greely P^xpedition. First Days in a Coracle. The Light that is P'elt ... ... ... 20
No. 3. A Pilgrimage to Sinai (coni.). Henry Fawcett as a Man. Summer ... ... 20
No. 4. A Pilgrimage to Sinai (cont.). The PAiding of the Carnival ... ... ... ... 20
No. 5. A Pilgrimage to Sinai (cont.). Liszt and the Czar Nicholas. Our Blind Contributor. Wild Boars. Wind and Sea Up-hill. Recon¬ ciliation .. ... ... ... 20
^Benjy in Beastland, Amelia'and the Dwarfs
i^Billy Binks, and other Tales ...
Birds’ Christmas Carol (K. D. Wiggin) ... ... 2 q
Children’s Hour, The—
No. I. The Sad Little Prince, Poor Katie ... 19
No. 2. The Discontented Boy. The Tunny Fishers. Dora. London Children ... ... i 9
No. 3. Christmas Stars. Nothing on the Breakfast Table. How Tommy went to Jail. Bright Eyes and Quick Ears ... ... ... 19
No. 4. Peggy’s Garden. Catching a Wildcat ... 19
No. 5. Corny’s Catamount. Johnny and the Anemone ... ... ... ... 19
No. 6. Onawandah. Daughter Itha. The Six Little P'lies ... ... ... ... i 9
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Christmas Stocking, 'I’he
{luicoulracied)
P'airy Tales (Brothers ('tRIM
complete) {imcontnictcd)
(K. Wictherele;
m), (each volume
Ditto ditto
Foxglove Freaks, and other Tales
Fun
Gentle Heritage (Frances Crompton)
71 ’>1 77
Gold Thread (N. Maceeod)
§ Gordon’s Reprieve, and other Tales
Houp-la (J. S. Winter)
§Laddie (Author of “Tip-Cat”)
Mirth ... ... .
Nursery Rhymes
i(Rikki-Tikki, etc., from The Jungle Book
Sarah Crewe (Mrs. Hodgson Burnett)
)(Short Life, Story of a (Mrs. Ewing)
s. d.
2 6
Three Lions (H.4GGARU)
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i^Through the Looking Glass (Carroll) vol. i
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Trinity Flower (Mrs. Ewing) ...
Verses—Rules for Daily Life ... ... each
)(Wild Swans and other Tales (Anderson)
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Foreign Languages.
Arabic.
TJie foUowiii!^ can he obtamed with hut little delay (postage jrom Cairo exdra) :—
Coptic-Arabic Psalmody (Coptic and Arabic on alternate pages), vol. i
Ditto ditto ,, 2
Coptic Reader, 1.
English-Arabic Reader, 1.
Geography of Egypt ...
„ (Definitions)
Grammar, 1. ... ... ...
Grammar, 11.
§History of Egypt, A, Part 1.
Koran, Sections i, 29, and 30 ...
„ „ 28 ...
Primer (in Print and Braille) ...
Primer
,, (interleaved, for seeing teachers)
Book 11. (Lessons on Vowel Signs)
Reader 1.
Reader 11. ...
Reader III. (Part 1.) ...
„ III. (Part 11.)
)(Sirag el Tvlunir, Part L, Vol. i
The following can be obtained at j-ediiced rates from the Agency of the British and Foreign Bible Society, Port Said, Egypt, to whom all enquiries should he
add7'essed:—
St. Alatthew ; St. Mark; St. Luke; St.John; Acts of the xApostles ; Epistles to Timothy 1. and 11. ; Titus and Philemon; St. James and St. Jude ; St. Peter 1. and 11. ; St. John L, 11., and III. ; Galatians ; Ephesians ; Philippians ; Colossians.
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Eiiglish-Esperanto.
Alekso, duakta dramo ( IsoDORO)
Arturo. La hejmo de I’metiisto
Dictionary (A. MoTTKAU) ... ... vol. i
Dictionary (\’ol. I.j (Joseph Rhodes)
Esperanto Radikaro (A Die tionary of Esperanto Root-Wordsj fProf. Th. Cakt;
English Key to ditto ...
Ekzercaro (Dr. Z.\IMp:nhof;
i(English Key to ditto (Joseph Rhodes, E.J.I.j ...
First Lessons in Fisperanto (Einglish) (Prof. Th. CarT;
(H'ammar ("A. J. Adams), in Hraille and letterpress
Heroa Fideleco, unuakta komedio (ISODORO)...
Janko Muzikanto (Sip:nki]':\vicz)
Johannisborg (Ztarboek)
La Ciganino (1. Maefeeicueo)
La Supujo (P1f:rvieey)
La Virineto de la Maro (Anderson)
La Vakeiniuja krono (PoRUKo)
Perdita kaj Retrovita (BoiRAC)...
Pregolibro (IsODORO)
Repusemo (FT Marcef.e)
Srul el Lubartov (Kabf:)
The Gospel according to St. John
)(Unua Legolibro (Dro. Kabf:) Part 1.
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11 11 11 11
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Foo-chow.
St. Matthew ... vol. I
French.
)ilrregular X'erVjs (Mile. Thirion, LL.A.) ... 2 6 Poems, for Children and Adult Students (Mile. Thirion, LL.A.) ... ... ... ••• I 6
French Proverbs (Mddle. Thirion, LL.A.) Pocket Size, post free o 6
d. Old Style Ih aille :
Alphabet
Cassell’s French Exercises vol. I 3 6
„ 2 36
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vol. I
5? -
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Henri B lie’s Small (1 ram mar
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9? 99
Primer {uncontracted)
German.
Alphabet
(Yesenins Elementarl)uch der Englischen Sprache..
St. Matthew ... ... ... ... vol. i
St. Mark
St. Luke
99
St. John
■“s^Skeleton German Gi
^v^Exercises to ditto
vol. I
... ... w
vol. I
... ,, 2
mmar(H. G. Atkins, M.A.)
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Greek.
Alphabet and Contractions
Crito
jj(b'eek Prose Composition for Schools (North and
Hi lizard)—Exercises i-ioo ...
Homer’s Iliad, Book 18
Initia (ineca...
\Mcabulary to ditto
Xenophon’s Anabasis
vol. I
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St. Mark
St. Luke
St. John
Acts of the Apostles
Romans
Corinthians ...
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Hebrew.
Long Prayers ... ... ... ... 36
Short lhayers (included in the above) ... ... 03
Latin.
Alphabet and Contractions
IIAnglice Reddenda, Third Series (Jerram)— \’ol. I, Extracts 1-50
Aulus Gellius
Cmsar ; De Bello Gallico—Book i. ... vol. i
„ „ „ Books 2 and 3 ,,2
IlCicero : De Senectute (edited by L. Huxley, B.A.)
Orations against Catiline ... ... vol. i
O 55 V ■ • • • • • • 5^ -
Oration on behalf of the Poet Archias
Cornelius Nepos (the first half of the “ \dtm Excel- lentium Imperatorum”)
||Easy Passages for Translation into Latin (Sargent)
—\T1. 1, Passages i-iio
Horace’s Odes ... ... ... Book i
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Smith’s Principia Latina .. ... ^’ol. i
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d.
Anthems.
Almighty and everlasting God (Gibbons) ... o 3
Arise, Shine, for Thy Light (Sir G. Elvev) ... o 4
Awake ! Awake ! put on thy strength (Stainer).. 1 o
Blessed be the God and the Father (\Vj:seev) ... 08
Blessed be Thou, Lord God (Ken'I') ... ... 08
By the waters of Babylon (Boyce) ... ... o 5
Come, Holy Ghost (Attwood) ... ... o 4
Comfort, O Lord, the soul of Thy servant (Crotch) o 4
Cry aloud and shout (Croet) ... ... ... 04
God is a Spirit (Bennett) ... ... ... 03
Great and marvellous are Thy works ( Boyce) ... o 5
Great is the Lord (Dr. Hayes) ... ... o 4
Hear my prayer, O Ciod (Kent) ... ... 08
Ditto (Mendelssohn) ... ... 04
Hail, Gladdening Light (G. C. Martin) ... o 6
How dear are 'Lhy counsels (Crotch) ... ... o 4
How goodly are Thy tents (Ousei.EY) ... ... o 3
I was glad when they said unto me (Coronation
Anthem) ( 1L\rry) (Short Score) ... ... o 6
1 will arise (Creychton) ... ... ... o-
Lord, for Thy tender mercies’ sake (Farrant) ... o
O Gladsome Light (“Golden Legend”) (Sulli¬
van) (Short Score) ... ... ... 03
O, how amiable (J. Barn by) ... ... ... 04
Ditto (Richardson) ... ... o 3
O Lord, give ear unto my prayer (CuMMiNCs) ... o 3
O, Saviour of the world (CiOSs) ... ... ... o 4
O, taste and see ((ioss) ... ... ... 04
Oh I for a closer walk with (iod (M. B. Fos'I'ER).. o 6
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem (Ci arre) ... o 4
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem (Scott) ... ... 04
Remember now thy Creator (C. Stegc.'VLL) ... o 6
Sing, O Heavens (Sullivan) ... ... o 6
The Day is past and over (j. C. Marks) ... o 6
'The Lord is my Shepherd (Wesley) ... ... 05
IL—D.
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d. 'riie Radiant Morn hath I’assed away. Words by
Rev. Godfrey Thring, music by Rev. II. H. Woodward (Short Score;
What are these ? (Sir J. Stainer)
Who is like unto Thee? (Sui.livan)
Christmas.
l>aby Jesus, The (Carol) in A flat (AGNE.S BROOKS:—
Mrs. C. F. Thomson), words by Rev. R. H Maister
Words only. Grade I.
Bethlehem, the Shepherd’s Nativity Hymn, Chorus with symphonies for Piano or Organ (Ch. Gounod), Short score of voices, words and accompaniment ...
Separate \Tice parts of ditto
Christmas Carols, New and Old, Selections from (music edited by Sir John Stainer, M.A., Mus Doc. ; words edited bv Rev. H. R. Bramlev M.A.) : -
First Series
Second „
Third „
Christmas Carols (not contained in abo\e), pub lished separately :—
No. 4. Come, ye lofty 0 2
V 9- Sleep, Holy Babe ' 0 0
„ 13- On the Birthday of the Lord 0 2
„ 19. When Christ was born ... 0 2
„ 20. ’Twas in the Winter cold 0 2
„ 30. Hymn for Christmas Day 0 2
» 3^>- 'I'he Story of the .Shepherds 0 2
„ 40. f'rom far away 0 -)
,, 44. In the Country nigh to Bethlehem 0
„ 49- Come, let us all sweet Carols sing 0 2
„ 5t- Carol for New Year’s Day 0 2
„ 53- 'The Shepherds amazed ... 0
„ 56. Christmas Night 0 ->
M 5^- Ai ise, and hail the .Sacred Day 0 2
„ Luther’s Carol 0 2
1
Five Christmas Pieces for Children {'Gaijk), Op. 36 o 6
f'our Christmas Carols (J. Harnbv, words by \V. Chattkrton Dix) ... ... ... o 4
.Message to the Shepherds, The (Novello’s Christ¬ mas Carols, No. 261) (J. HARNFtV) ... ... o 4
Once in Ijethlehem of Judah fj. II. Maunder),
Words and Music ... ... ... 03
Words only ((b-ade I.) , ... ... ... 01
Six Christmas Pieces, (Mendei-ssohn), Op. 72 ... o 9
Twelve Old Carols, Fbiglish and Foreign (adapted and arranged by Sir JOHN STAINER; ... i o
^^lle-'^ide (A. R. Gaui,), a Carol for Church Use ... o 4
Christmas Anthems.
Let us now go unto Bethlehem (Hopkins) ... o 6
Lo! star-led chiefs (Crotch) ... ... o 6
Sing and Rejoice (J. Barnby) (Short Score) ... o 6
Separate voice parts of ditto ... ..: 02
Sing, O Heavens (Berthoed Tours) (Short .Score) o 6
.Separate \h)ice parts of ditto ... ... 02
Church. Barnby—
Preces and Responses, with Litany according to 'Pallis (arranged for four \'oices)
Canticles and Hymns of the Church, pointed for Chanting (Cathedral Psalter)
Cathedral Psalter Chants ... ... vol. i
\'oice Parts separately - Treble
„ „ Alto
,, ' ,, 'Penor
„ „ Bass
\()I. 1
PUNNETl'—Services in F .
Cantate Domino and Deus Misereatur (Short .Score)
BenedicTus and Juliilate Deo (Short .Score)
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I 6
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I 6
1 6
I r>
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o 6
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Bunnett—Services in P' icontd.) :—
l)enedicite Omnia Opera (Vertical Score)
Magnificat and Xunc Dimittis dShort Score)
'I'e Deum Laudamus (X’ertical Score)
Challinor—
Stories of Jesus (Hymn)
Maunder- -
Magnificat and Xunc Dimittis, in C (Short Score)...
M I'l'CHUEV—
■“Sing to the Lord Rejoicing (Ih'ocessional Hymn) Words by Rev. A. A. Toms, M.A. ...
St.viner—
.Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, in E flat (Short Score)
S'i’ANFORD (Short Score) — Services in B flat. Op. lo
No. I. Te Deum Laudamus
,, 2. j ubilate Deo
,, 3. Benedictus
,, 4-8. Kyrie Eleison, Nicene Creed, Sursum Corda, Sanctus, and Gloria in E.xcelsis ...
,, 9-10. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis ...
lienedictus Qui \Tnit, and Agnus Dei, in P' (Short Score) ...
'I'HOMPSON—
Jesus is calling the Children i Hymn) Brize'Lime ...
Tours (Short Score). Ser\ ices in P' (for 4 voices)
No. I. Te Deum Laudamus
., 2. Benedictus ...
,, 3. Jubilate Deo
,, 4-8. Kyrie Eleison, Gloria Tibi, Gratias, Sursum Corda, Nicene Creed, Sanctus, and Gloria in
Excelsis
„ 9-10. Benedictus Qui \'enit and Agnus Dei
,, 11-12. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis ...
Church Pfymnary dunes (Presbyterian) ... vol. 1
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(l^'or words see page 26).
Plymn Tunes, Ancient and Modern ... vol. i
55 5> )> O "• O
(P'ur words see page 26).
o 4
o 5
o 4
o 2
O 5
o 2
o 7
o 6
o 4
o 6
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o 1
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Index to H yinns and'I'unes ... ... .. 2 9
Seven Hymn'Tunes. Ancient and Modern ... o 6
Sm.-vrt-—Services in F :—
Morning Service ... ... ... ... 26
FAening Service ... ... ... ... 10
'Te Den in ... ... ... ... ... 10
\'ersicles and Responses, as used in St. Paul’s Cathe¬ dral (Ferial use), edited by I^r. J. Stainer and
Dr. C. C. Martin ... ... ... 16
Selection froim L. Spohr’s “Calvary.”
No. 9 'Tears of Sorrow, Shame and Anguish (Bass Solo) ... ... ... ... 3
Selections from “ Elijah.”
Overture ... ... ... ... 05
No. I Help Lord (Chorus) ... ... ... 06
,, 2 Bow Thine ear (Duet with Chorus) ... 04
,, 3 and 4, Ve people rend your hearts (Recit.) ; If with all your hearts (Air) ... ... o 3
,, 5 Vet doth the Lord see it not (Chorus) ... 08
„ 6 and 7, FMijah, get thee hence (Recit.) ; For He shall give His Angels charge (Double Quartette) ... ... ... ... 09
,, 8 What have I to do with thee ? (Solo; ... 07
,, 9 Blessed are the men (Chorus) ... ... 05
,, 10 As God the Lord (Recit. and Chorus) ... 05
,, II Baal, we cry to thee (Double Chorus) ... 09
Nos. 12 and 13, Call him louder (Recit.) ... ... 06
,, 14 and 15, Lord God of Abraham (Aria); Cast thy burden (Quartette) ... ... 04
„ 16 O Thou who makest ... ... ... 04
,, 17 Is not His Word like a fire? (Aria) ... 03
,, 18 Woe unto them (Arioso) ... ... ... 03
,,190 Man of-God ; O Lord 'Thou has overthrown (Recit.) ... ... ... ... 06
,, 20 Thanks be to God (Chorus) ... ... 09
,, 21 Hear ye, Israel (Aria) ... ... ... o 5
,, 22 Be not afraid (Chorus) ... ... ... o 8
, 23 The Lord hath exalted thee (Recit. and Chorus) ... ... ... ... 05
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No. 24 Woe to him 'Chorusj ... ... ... 05
,, 25 and 26, Man of Ciod (Kecit.); It is enouj:,di ‘ (.Air) ... ... ... ... 05
,, 27 and 28, See now he sleepeth (Recit.) ; Lift thine eyes (Trio; ... ... ... 03
,, 29 He, watching over Israel fChorus; ... 05
,, 30 and 31, Arise, Elijah (Recit.); O rest in the Lord (Air; ... ... ... ... 04
,, 32 and 33, He that shall endure (Chorus) ; Night falleth ... ... ... 0 3
„ 34 Behold I God the Lord (Chorus) ... ... 09
,, 35 Holy, Holy, Holy (Recit., Quartette and Chorus) ... ... ... ... 05
,, 36 and 37, Go, return (Recit. and Chorus) ; For the mountains (Arioso) ... ... 04
,, 38 Then did Elijah (Chorus) ... ... 06
,, 39 Then shall the righteous shine (Aria) ... 03
,, 40 and 41, Behold, God hath sent (Recit.); But the Lord (Chorus) ... ... ... 09
„ 41 icontmucd) \ O come everyone (Quartette; ... o 4
,, 42 And then shall your light (Chorus; ... 08
SiH.KC'I'ION.S I KOM HaNDEF.’.S “ J fH’II I'H.X.”
■'^s(No. 49 Deeper and Deeper Still (Recitative); ,, 53 Waft 1 ler Angels (Air)... ... ... o 4
Solos and Choruses -from Handel’s “ Messiah.”
No. I Overture ... ... ... ... 0 3
,, 2 and 3, Comfort ye. My people ; Every X'alley o 6
„ 4 And the Glory ... ... ... ... o 6
„ 5 and 6, d'hus saith the Lord ; But who may abide ? ... ... ... ... 06
,, 7 And He shall purify ... ... ... 06
,, 8 and 9, Behold, a \drgin • O Thou that tellest o 9
„ 10 and II, For behold darkness ; The People that walked... ... ... ... 06
,, 12 For unto us a Child ... ... ... 09
,, 13 Pastoral Symphony ... ... ... 0 3
,, 14, I 5, and 16, There were Shepherds abiding; And the Angel said unto them ; And suddenly there was with the Angel ... 03
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Messiah {contd.)~
17 Glory to Cioci ... ... ... ... 0 3
18 Rejoice greatly ... ... ... o 6
19 And then shall the eyes of the Ijlind be opened o 3
20 He shall feed His flock ... ... ... o 4
21 flis yoke is easy ... ... ... 06
22 Behold the Lamb of (iod ... ... u 3
23 He was despised and rejected ... ... 04
24 Surely He hath ... ... ... o 3
25 And with His stripes ... ... ... 0 3
26 All we like sheep ... ... ... 06
27 and 28, All they that see Him; He trusted in God ... ... ... ... 06
29, 30, 31 and 32, d'hy rebuke hath broken His heart; Behold and see; He was cut oti'; But Thou didst not lea\ e ... ... 05
33 Lift up your heads ... ... ... 06
34 and 35, Unto which of the Angels ; Let all the Angels of God ... ... ... 04
36 Thou art gone up on high ... ... 04
37 The Lord gave the Word ... ... 04
38 and 39, How beautiful are the feet; Their sound is gone out ... ... ... 05
40 Why do the nations ... ... ... 04
41 Let us break their bonds asunder. ... 05
42 and 43, Lie that dwelleth in Heaven ; Thou shalt break them ... ... ... 05
44 Hallelujah I ... ... ... ... 06
45 I know that my Redeemer liveth ... ... 04
46, 47, 48, and 49, Since by man came death ; By man came also; For as in Adam all die ; Even so in Christ shall all be made alive ... ... ... ... 04
50 and 51, Behold, I tell you a mystery; And the trumpet shall sound ... ... 06
52 and 53, Then shall be brought to pass;' O Death, where is thy sting ? ... ... 03
54 But thanks be to God ... ... ... o 4
55 If (iod be for us ... ... ... 05
56 Worthy is the Lamb ... ... ... 07
57 Amen ... ... ... ... 04
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Dance. Adam—
Liselotte (Air de Ballet)
Ancliffe—
Nights of (Badness (\’alse;
Secrets (Intermezzo; ...
Berlin—
Alexander’s Rag'Fime Band (Two-Step; ..
Everybody’s doing it (Two-Step;
Bucalossi—
Sweet Violets Waltz ...
Simpatica Waltz
Camors—
Bid Me Good-Bye Waltz
Clendon—
I Zingari Polka
COOTE and Tinney’s Ball Room Album
COOTE—
Old London Lancers ...
Coward—
Merry Little Drummer (Weal Polka)
Crowe —
vSee-Saw Waltz
Fairy Voices Waltz
D’Albert—
Patience Waltz
Davson^—
Druid’s Prayer, The (\’alse)
Saints and Sinners (\Mlse Lente)
Dunkels—
Ghosts (Two-step)
Ei.liott—
Rosemary (Intermezzo)
Ewino—
Policeman’s Holiday, The i Two-Step)
Summer Dreams (Waltz)
Fahrbach (jun.)—
Petite Maman Polka ...
Adieux a Copenhagen Polka
El NCR—
In the Shadows
o 3
o 3
o 4
o 4
o 4
o 4
I 6
o 4
o 6
o 6
I o
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
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Gautier—
Claire Waltz... ... ... ... ... 04
German—
Hourree ... ... ... ... ... 04
Valse, in A flat ... ... ... ... 04
Graceful Dance ... ... ... ... 04
Minuet, in G ... ... ... ... 03
Three Dances from Music to Henry \TII. ... o 6
Gilbert—
Puppchen (Two-step Intermezzo) ... ... o 3
Godfrey—
Royal Edinburgh Lancers ... ... ... 04
HeMERY—
The Elves’Caprice (Midnight Dance) ... ... o 6
Higgs —
.Ma Dusky Maid (Two-step) (on Popular Songs by Vkrk Smith; ... ... ... ... 03
Pink Lady, 'Phe (Valse) (On Melodies by Ivan Caryll; ... ... ... ... 04
Princess Caprice Lancers {Liinited supply only.) ... o 4
Hirscii— Wedding Glide, The (Two-step) ... ... 03
Hunten—
L’Emeraude Grand Valse ... ... ... 03
Raps—
Alsatian Polka ... ... ... ... 04
'Phe Carnival (Square Dance) ... ... ... 05
Kiefert—
Dollar Princess, The (Waltz) (on Melodies from the Musical Play, by Leo 1'all) ... ... o 6
Quaker Girl Lancers (on melodies by Lionel ’Wo^CR'YCi^) {^Limited supyply only.) ... 05
Quaker Girl, The (\Mlse) ('on Melodies by Lionel Monckton) ... ... ... ... o 4
Lanner—
Hoffnungs Strahlen Waltz, Op. 158 ... ... o 4
Die f'lotten Waltz, Op. 140 ... ... ... 04
Die Romantiker Waltz, Op, 167 ... ... 04
Hofl'-Pall-'Panze Waltz, Op. 161 ... ... 04
Lehar—
.Staircase Waltz ... ... ... ... 02
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LoWTH IAN —
Fahrwohl W’all/. ... ... ... ... u
N KAT—
Oh, you Beautiful Doll ('Fwo-stepi ... ... o
On the Mississippi (Two . Step) Composed by Carroll and Fili.ds ... ... ... o
Norwooj)
Break o’ Day, The 1 Barn Dance) ... ... o
Phei.pS—
Choristers’ Waltz ... ... ... ... o
Reeves—
Mephisto Polka ... ... ... ... o
Rosas—
*Sobre las Olas (\kdse) ... ... ... o
Strauss, E.—
Interpretation en Waltz, Op. 97 ... ... o
Manuscripte Waltz, Op. 90. ... ... ... o
Strauss, Johann—
Bitte Schdn Polka, Op. 372 ... ... ... o
Blaue DonarOBlue Danube) Waltz, Op. 314 ... o
Die Publicisten Waltz, Op. 97 ... ... ... o
Kunstler-Leben Waltz, Op. 316 ... ... o
Neu Wien Waltz, Op. 342 ... ... ... o
Stadt Lind Land Polka Mazurka, Op. 322 ... o
'Pausand und eine Nacht (The Thousand and One Nights) Waltz, Op. 346 ... ... ... o
Wbener Blut Waltz, Op. 354 ... ... ... o
Strauss, Josef—
Arm-in-arm I’olka-Mazurka, Op. 215 ... ... o
S'l'RAUs, Oscar -
Chocolate Soldier, 'I'he Waltzes ... ... o
Chocolate Soldier Lancers, 'Phe (arrani.;ed by
Karl Raps) ... ... ... ... o
Strauss, Vater—
Annen Polka, Op. 137 ... ... ... o
Kathinka Polka, Op. 210 ... ... ... o
l.oreley Rheinkliinge Waltz, Op. 154 ... ... o
Streabboc—
Fleur de Mai ... ... ... ... o
'PUGC INER —
Crelots Calop , ,,, ... o
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WaIJ)TKUKKT.—
Les l-'leurs Waltz ... ... ... ... o 3
Douce Souvenance Waltz ... ... ... 04
La Barcarolle Waltz ... ... ... ... 04
Les Sourires Waltz ... ... ... ... 04
Warwick—
Bohemian Boys Lancers ... ... .... o 6
(iiddy Night Lancers, A ... ... ... 06
'Lime of my Life Lancers ... ... ... 06
Wheeler—
Sea-Breeze Polka ... ... ... ... 02
Winter—
Fairy Dream (Valse Cotillon) ... ... ... o 4
Phnck-a-Lincke (Lancers) ... ... ... 05
Zulu eta, De—
Passion-Flower (Valse) (A/.wzVczf z»?//)'.) ... 03
Easter Anthems.
Break forth into Joy (J. Barnry) ... ... 05
Christ is Risen (j. H. Maunder) ... ... o 5
Chiist was delivered foi'our ofiences (C. Id. Lt.ovd) o 7
Harvest Anthems.
(iod Ije merciful unto us (J. E. West) (Short Score) ... ... ... ... ... 04
O Lord, how manifold are Thy works (J. B.VRNHV) o 4
Separate Parts of ditto ... ... ... 01
d'hou crownest the year with Thy goodness (Josiah Boo'I’H) (Short Score) ... ... ... 04
d'hou \ isitest the earth and blessest it ((iREENE) ... 04
While the Earth remaineth (J. LI. Maunder; (Short Score) ... ... ... ... 04
Ye shall dwell in the land (Dr. Stainer) ... o 6
.Separate Parts of ditto ... ... o 2
Letterpress.
Braille Musical Notation for Sighted d'eachers of the Blind (Ed. Watson) fNovello d: Co. i ... 7 6
Ditto, National Institute for the Blind Edition ... 10
IL—I) J
s. d.
Organ. Arne—
'Toccata in C major ... ... ... ... 03'
liACH— ^
Eight Short Jh-elucles and Eugues (edited by Dr. I’KARCK) ... ... ... ... 29
Boosey’s Sacred iVlusical Cabinet No. 8 : X'olimtaries for Organ or Harmonium ... ... ,.. 2 o
Chopin—
Marche Fimebre ... ... ... ... 03
Elgar—
\"esper Voluntaries, Book 26, Op. 14 :—
Introduction and No. I ... ... ... o 2
No. 2 Allegro ... ... ... ... 02
,, 3 Andantino ... ... ... ... 02
,, 4 and 5, Allegretto Piacevole; Poco Lento ... o 2
,, band 7, Moderato ; Allegretto Pensoso ... o 2
,, 8 Poco Allegro and Coda ... ... ... 02
I lANDia.—
Dead March in Saul ... ... ... ... 04
Hollin.S—
Grand Chceur, in G minor • ... ... ... 03
■"Intermezzo in D llat ... ... ... ... 03
Hopkins—
\Mluntaries arranged from the Works of the Great Masters ... ... ... ... f 6
Four Preludial Pieces ... ... ... o 6
'I’hree Short X'olimtaries ... ... Set I. 06
„ „ ... ... Set II. o 5
,, ,, ... ... Set III. o 5
Hopkins and Smart—
Select Organ Movements'with.Pedal Obligato ... 1 6
Joule—
Directorium Chori Anglicanum ... ... .0 9
Karg-Elkrt—
Trois Impressions, Op. .72 :—
No. I Harmonies du Soir ... ... ... o 4
„ 2 Claire de Lime... ... ... ... 03
„ 3 La Nuit ... ... ... ... o 4
Lemare— Madrigal (No. 19, Original Compositions) .... o 0
.f. J. 53
Lloyd—
Allegretto, in E
Mendelssohn—
Wedding March
War March of the Priests
Fuga, No. 3...
Mendelssohn, Steogai.l and (Ajilmant—
Select Organ Movements, with Pedal Obligato
Merkel—
Pastorale, Op. 103
Osborn—
^Allegro Moderate (Book 9, Mod. Organ Composers)
^Andante in B flat (Ingoing Voluntaries, No. 9)
Parry—
Bridal March and Finale (No. 14, Organ •Arrange¬ ments), from ‘‘The Birds of Aristophanes,” arranged by W. (L Alcock, Mus.Doc.
■^Chorale Prelude on St. Ann’s ...
Priest—
Meditation (No. 408, Original Compositions)
Reger—
No. 10 and 12 of Choral-Vorspiele (52), Op. 67 ...
Robbins—
Commemoration March
Silas—
Allegro Moderate (No. i. Original Compositions) ...
Fantasia (No. 5, Original Compositions)
Smart—
Grand Solemn March in E Flat
Prelude in A, and Postlude in C (No. 14 of Original Compositions)
Postlude in I) (No. 16, Original Compositions)
Postlude in E flat (No. 22, Original Compositions)
Three-Part Study, (No. 27, Original Compositions)
Twelve Short and Easy Pieces in various styles ;—
Nos. I to 4
„ 5 to 8
„ 9 and 10
„ 1 I and 12 ... ...
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o 4
o 4
o 2
I 4
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 4
o 4
o 3
O 2
o 4
O 5
o 5
o 7
o 6
o 3
o 8
o 8
o 5
o 5
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Stanford—
Six Short Preludes and Postludes, first set. Op. loi o 8
,, ,, ,, Second Set, Op. 105 09
I'OURS—
i^Allegretto Grazioso ('No. 43, (^rig’inal Cfunpositions) o 2
Watson—
*Seven Pieces for the Organ or Harmonium ... 06
WiDOR—
Symphony No. 2, in I) ... ... ... 16
„ „ 5, F ••• I 6
WOTSTENHOTME—
(irand ChcEur, in i) minor (Original Compositions) o 3
Minuet and Trio (No. 57 of Organ Solos) ... o 3
Piano. .VUSTIN—
Sonatinas on National Airs, Op. 38. No. i, English 'rhemes in C major...
[limited supply only.)
Bach —
Twelve Preludes tor Beginners ...
Selected Preludes and F'ugues ... ... vol. i
*»•» ‘It • • • • • •
-ot ••• M 3
Baptiste—Classics without Octaves:—
1. Air in A (Mozart)
2. Melody in G (Schumann) ...
3. Adieu (Beethoven)
4. Minuet F'avorite (Mozart) ...
5. Impromptu Allegretto (Schubert)
6. Rondo in D (Mozart)
7. vSchlummerlied (Schumann)
8. Walzer in E (Beethoven)
9. Minuet, Allegro (Haydn)
to. Toy Symphony (Haydn)
11. Sonatina Pastorale (Dussek)
12. Andante Cantabile (Bennett)
o 4
1 2
2 9
2 9
2 9
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Classics without Octaves {coutniued)—
13. Nachtstiick (Schumann) 0 3
14. Minuet in G (I5eethoven) ... 0 3
15. Minuetto Allegretto ( Dussek; 0 3
16. The Hell Sonatina (T)iabelli) 0 3
17. Sonata in A (Mo7.art) 0 3
18. Consolation ( Dussek) u 3
]q. The Wind ( Heller; 0 3
20. Rondo \dllageois (Kavina; 0 3
21. Fantasietta ('Handel ; 0 3
22. Cavalry Ride (Rubinstein; 0 3
23. Rondino Allegretto (Schlesinger) 0 3
24. L’Adieu (Dussek) 0 3
Forest Echoes, Series of vShort Hieces :—
1. Pasquinade... u 3
'2. Floretta 0 3
3. Heiniweh 0 3
4. d'he Song that reached my Heart 0 3
5. d'hine for Ever Waltz 0 3
6. Gavotte March 0 3
7. Gaetana 0 3
8. The Old Mill ■ ... 0 3
9. Chansonette 0 3
10. Tarantelle ... 0 3
. I I. Je 1’Adore Polka 0 3
12. Olympia Gavotte 0 3
Swallow Flights :—
I. Gavotte in D (Lynton Martelj 0 3
2. Ivy Waltz (Fabian Rose) 0 3
3. Melody in F (Rubinstein) 0 3
4. La Sauterelle (Baptiste). 0 3
5. The Happy Peasant ... .. 0 3
6. La Chauve .Souris 0 3
7. 'Blumenlied ... 0 3
8. Dove Waltz. 0 3
9. The Anvil ... 0 3
10. Air de Ballet 0 3
II. Hungarian Dance 0 3
12. Chime on, Sweet Beljs 0 3
S. (/.
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liARNKT'r’s Useful Practice—No. i, Sonata in A (Steil)elt), Op. 50 0 4
No. 5, Sonata in G (Steibelt) 0 3
Bkethoven—
Two Sonatinas—No. i in G ; No. 2 in F 0 A
Sonata, Op. 2, No. i in F minor 0 6
„ „ 2, „ 2 in A ... 0 8
„ „ 2, „ 3 in C ... 0 10
„ „ 13 (“ Pathetique ”) 2 0
,, ,, 14, No. I in E major 0 9
Sonata, Op. 14, No. 2 in G 0 9
,, „ 26, in A flat I 6
,, „ 27, No. 2 (“ Moonlight ”) ... I 3
,, . ,, 3B No. 3 in E flat I 6
„ ,, 49, ,, I in G minor 0 4
„ „ 49, „ 2 in G 0 4
„ „ 53(“Waldstein”) . I 6
Behr—
wSpanische Liedchen 0 3
Bellini—
[March from Norma, arranged by 13URGMULLER ... 0 3
Airs from Norma, arranged by F. Beyer 0 4
March from Norma, with variations by Hunten ... 0 6
Bennett—
The Fountain, Op. 10... 0 3
Berenger—
Scenes de I^antomime (No. 6, The Pierrot) 0 3
Bertini—
50 Studies, from Op. 29, 32, 100, and 134 vol. i n 0
2 0
25 Studies, Op. 29 I 3
13 LAKE—
■^('iiand March 0 3
I30CCIIERINI—
*Minuet ... ... ... ... ... • 0 3
13eyer—
The Young Pupil’s Companion, a Selection of Popular Airs 0 9
Bohm—
Enfant Chere 0 3
■^^In the Spinning Room, Op. 261 0 3
57 J. d.
Borowski—
Danse Mignonne
BurgMULLER—
25 easy Progressive Studies, composed and fingered expressly for small hands
Caspar—
"Un Fragment de Mendelssohn ...
Chaminade—
Air de Ballet, Op. 30 ...
Automne, Grande Etude de Concert
Gallirhoe, Fourth Air de Ballet
Sous Bois (No. 2, Six Pieces Humoristiques, Op. 87)
Chopin—
Nocturnes (Klindworth Edition)—
Clementi—
Gradus ad Parnassum ...
Six Sonatinas, Op. 36
vol.
o 6
o 8
o 3
o 3
Op. 9, No. I, in B flat minor 0 4
» 9, )) 2, ,, E flat 0 3
„ 9, )) 3» M 0 6
„ 15, „ i,„F 0 4
„ 15, „ 2, „ F sharp ... 0 5
„ 15, „ 3, „ G minor ... 0 4
^7, „ I, „ C sharp minor 0 5
,, 27, „ 2, „ D flat 0 5
32? „ I, „ B 0 4
?? 32) ,, 2, in A flat 0 5
)) 37) „ I, ,, G minor ... 0 3
,) 37) ,, 2, ,, G 0 5
)) 4S) ,, I, ,, C minor ... 0 6
,) 48, „ 2, ,, F sharp minor 0 5
)) 55) „ I) )) F minor ... 0 4
)) 5 5^ ,, 2, in E flat 0 5
A') ), Uw, „ I, )) B 0 9
„ 62, n -5 n ^ • • • *'- 0 5
„ 72) ,, I, ,, E minor ... 0 4
Studies—
Op. 10, Nos. B 3> 4) 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, bound I 6
Op. 10, Nos. 2, 5, II, 12, paper covers ... 0 9
Op. 25, Nos. I, 2, 3, 7, 9, and 12, paper covers ... I 0
Op. 25, Nos. 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, bound 0 6
2 6
2 6
1 9
3^5
CONCONE—
Decameron, I'en Recreations
Cramer’s-
Etudes, edited by Von Hulow... ... vol. i
Ditto ditto ... ,, 2
TOO Daily Studies, Op. loo
Czerny—
Op.82i
.}o Daily Studies, Op. 337
loi Daily Exercises, Op. 261
Eltudes de la V'elocite, Op. 299...
50 Little Studies selected from Op. 261,821, 599, 139
Selected Studies. Part 2. Germer’s Edition, f'rom Op. 839, 849, 355, and 636
CZIBUEKA—
■^Stephanie Gavotte
Dale—
My Favourites, Short Pieces
Donizetti—
La Favorita, arranged by F. Beyer
La Fille du Regiment, arranged by F. Beyer
Dorn—
Break of Morn
Happy Thoughts, Caprice ... ■
Dreyschock—
Gavotte
La Fontaine, Op. 96 ...
Un doux Entretien, Op. 92
Dupont—
Chanson Hongroise, Op. 27
Durand—
Chaconne, Op. 62
Pomponette, Op. 80: Sylvia, or La Nymphe de Diane ('Delibes) ...
Dussek—
La Consolation (fingered by J. T. Trekei.e)
Les Adieux. Rondo in B flat
Dyorak—
Humoreske, Op. loi. No. 7
■^LSlavische Tanze (Duet for four hands). Op. 72
Farmer’s March Album
Farmer’s Tune Book, Selections from ...
o 6
3 o
3 3
3 o
1 o
' 3 o
2 o
2 o
' 3
2 o
o 3
I o
o 6
o 4
o 4
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 4
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 4
o 4
i o
o 8
39
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Elgar—
* Imperial March, Op. 32
*Pomp and Circumstance Military March, No. i in D, Op. 39
German—
Melody, in E flat
Gounod—
Dodelinette ...
Greig—
Sketches of Norwegian Life, Op. 19, No. i
M 55 5 5 5 5 --
55 55 55 55 ^
Gurlitt—
First Lessons, 34 short pieces. Op. 117 :—
Paper covers
Flexible boards
Album Leaves for the Young, 20 short pieces. Op. loi. Revised, etc. by Eric Kuhlstrom :—
Paper covers
Flexible boards
Handel—
Chaconne in F (H. von Bulow}
Harmonious Blacksmith : (\'ariations in Ej (H. VON Bulow)
Haydn—
Sonatas (Cotta's edition) —No. i in G ...
n 3 ^ •
,, ,, ,, 4 >5 ^ •
„ „ „ II „ G ...
„ „ „ 16 „ A .
„ ,, ,, 20 ,, F (variations) ..
Heller—
La Chasse, Op. 29
1 IENSELT—
■'^Dankliednnach Sturm
H ERZ—
Blue Bells of Scotland. Air with variations
Le Mouvement Perpetuel, Op. 91, No. 3
The Last Rose of Summer: Air with variations in C
Ditto in E
Hummel—
Scherzo, Op. 107, No. i
o 4
o 4
o 2
O 3
o 3
o 3
o 4
I o
I 6
I o
I 6
o 4
o 4
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 4
o 4
o 6
o 6
o 6
o 4
6o d.
Hunten—
Les Kords dii Rhin
Rondo (from Cenerentola, Op. 30)
Repos de I’Etude
Ketten—
La Castagnette, Op. 94
Kirchner—
Alla Turca ... ....
First Hunting Sketch
Impromptu ...
Minuet, Op. 386, No. 3
Romance sans Paroles
Valse k la Styrienne ...
Kuhlau—
Sonatinas, Op. 20
Kuleak—
Method of Octaves : Book i
„ ,, Book 2, Selections ...
Youthful Days, 12 original pieces
Kunz—
200 Canons ...
Lange—
■^Edelweiss
Las SON—
■^''Crescendo
Liszt—
Valse Impromptu
Litolff—
Spinnlied, Op. 81
Lobanoff—
Original Compositions without Octaves :—
No. I, First Sonatina in C
„ 2, Berceuse in F ...
,, 3, Rondo in C
,, 4, Impromptu in F
,, 5, Second Sonatina in G ...
„ 6, Tyrolienne in El flat.
,, 7, Andante in F ...
,, 8, Minuetto in G ...
„ 9, Third Sonatina in C.
„ 10, Tarantella in E
„ II, Nocturne in G ...
,, 12, Valsette in U ...
o 4
o 3
o 3
o 4
o 2
O 3
o 3
o 3
o 3
o 4
1 6
2 9
o 7
o 8
2 o
O 3
o 3
o 4
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 3
o 3
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 3
o 3
o 3
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61
Lokschhorn—
Progressive Studies for Beginners, Op. 65, 48 :—
Book I. (Paper coxers)
Book II, ,, „
Book III.
Book I. (Flexible binding)
Book II. ,, ,,
Book III. ,, ,,
Mayp:r—
Die Jagd, Op. 121, No. 20
Die Junge Tanzerin, Op. 121, No. 4
Grace, Etude Melodique, Op. 149, No. 5
Romance Italienne, Op. 134
Shadow Pictures, Op. 198 :—
No. I, The Agitated Heart, Ballade in A minor
No. 2, Nocturne Sentimental, in E
No, 3, Hungarian March, in C minor ...
No. 4, Scherzino
No. 5, The Alpine Rose, Idylle in A major
No. 6, Rondino
Tarantella, Op. 121, No. 2
o 9
o 9
o 9
I 3
o 4
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 2
O 2
O 2
O 2
O
O
Mp:ndelssohn—
Songs without Words (old edition) ... vol. i
M V ••• ??
Songs without Words ( Klindworth Edition) vol. i
H 51 55 55 “
Three Studies, Op. 104, Book 2
*War March of the Priests
■"Wedding March
Meverherr—
■^Coronation March
2 3
4 o
4 o
o 7
o 4
o 4
o 3
Mozart-
Sonatas (Cotta’s Edition)— -No. 2 in G I 0
51 5 5 5 5 „ 3 in C ... i 0
55 5 5 5 5 ,, 10 in B 1 0
15 5 5 55 „ 14 in D ... 1 0
55 5 5 5 5 ,, 16 in A minor I 0
55 55 55 ,, 17 in F ... 1 0
I 8 in C
CO
CO
()2
Padf.rewski—
Melodic, Op. 8, No. 3...
Minuet in G, Op. 14 ...
P.\UEK—
La Cascade ...
PlECZONKA—
'Parantella, in A minor
“Dancing Waves
Plaidy—
Technical Studies for the Piano
^. </.
o 3
o 3
o 4
vol. I
-
2 g
2 6
Raff—
Apres le Coucher du Soleil ... ‘
Au Clair de la Lune ...
Babillarde
Fablain
Fleurette
Garcon Meunico
Manon Rondinette
Marche Bohemienne, Op. 75
Mignonne Valse
Pleureuse
30 Progressive .Studies
Ranz de Vaches
'Four a Cheval, Op. 75, No. 8 ...
Ravin A—
Petit Bolero, Op. 62
Richards—
^Soldiers’ Chorus
Riley—
Melodious and Progressive Studies, Op. 20, Book 1.
Roubier—
Marche des Troubadours
Rubinstein—
■“Melody in F...
Ondine
Scarlatti—
Capriccio
Pastorale in E Minor ...
Sonata in C ...
o 4
o 4
o 4
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 5
o 3
o 3
o 4
2 6
o 4
o 3
o 4
o 3
o 3
o 4
o 3
o 3
o 2
6
SCHUbJCRT—
linpromptu, Op. 90
Impromptus, Op. 142...
Momens Musicals, Op. 94
SCHUxMANN—
Romance, Op. 28.
SCHUTT—
Etude Mignonne, Op. 16 (i)
X'alse „ Op. 16 (2)
SCHYTTE—
Berceuse, Op. 26
Sousa—
Washington Post March
Spindler—
Klange aus Siiden, Op. 148
Knospen, Op. 56
La P'ileuse ...
Mayblossoms, Nos. i, 2, 3, 5, 8|and 11 ...
Reiterlust, Op. 357 (Duet)
Sylphen
Wellenspiel, Op. 6
\Vdesenblumen,Op. 65, P>ook 2 ...
St. Cr.ARK, and others-
Mignonettes for the Piano
Tschaikowskv—
*Chanson d'riste
■“Chant Sans Paroles
Wachs -
lhalancelle ... ...
Wehkr--
P'antasia from Oberon, Fritz Spindler, Op. 285
Momento Capricioso ...
WlLM, VON—
Schneeflocken, Op. 8 ...
Wilson—
“■'Phe Shepherd’s Boy Song
W O LSTE N H 01. M E—
Sarabande (Modern, 266^
d.
1 6
I 6
o 3
o 4
o 3
10
o 4
o 4
o 4
o 4
1 9
o 4
o 6
O ()
o 3
o 2
64 y. d.
Songs. Adams—
By the Fountain, in F ... ... ... 04
Children of the City, in F ... ... ... 03
Holy City, 'I'he, in C ... ... ... ... o h
Little Hero, d'he, in C ... ... ... 05
Maid of the Mill, 'I'he, in F ... ... ... o 3
Midshipmite, 'I'he, in C ... ... ... o 4
Mona, in E fiat ... ... ... ... 04
Nancy Lee, in D ... ... ... ' ... 04
Star of Bethlehem, in F ... ... ... 05
'I'heyall Love Jack, in E flat ... ... ... 04
Bach—
Slumber Beloved (from Christmas Oratorio) ... 04
Behrend—
Daddy, in A flat ... ... ... ... 04
(Aft, 'Lhe, in F ... ... ... ... 04
BeVAN—
Flight of Ages, The, in A flat ... ... ... 04
Blumenthal—
Bend in the River,'Fhe, in D ... ... ... 05
Children’s Kingdom, 'Lhe, in E flat ... ... 05
Sunshine and Rain, in A ... ... ... 06
Brooks (Mrs. C. F. 'Fhomson)—
'Fhe Song of the Water Wheel, in D ... ... 03
Clay—
I’ll Sing Thee Songs of Araby, in A flat ... ... 04
She Wandered down the Mountain Side, in E flat... o 3
Coleridge-Taylor—
f\'iking Song, The (Soprano and Contralto) ... 02
*Eleanore ... ... ... ... ... o
■^Drake’s Drum (Part Song) ... ... ... o
Corbett—
Butterflies, in G ... ... ... ... 06
COWEN—
Better Land, 'Fhe, in A ... ... ... 04
In the Chimney Corner, in F ... ... ... o 4
Listen to the Children, in F ... ... ... 04
Promise of Life, 'Fhe, in E flat ... ... ... 04
Reaper and the Flowers, The, in F ... ... 04
Swallows. 'Fhe. in G ... ... ... ... 06
Oj
Oj
05 a.
Cutler—
(Golden Years, in G ... ... ... ... o 6
Elgar—
- Sea Pictures (a Cycle of Five Songs for Contralto;,
Op. 37
Nos. I and 2, Sea Slumber-Song, and In Haven o 3
No. 3, Sabbath Morning at Sea ... ... 03
Nos. 4 and 5, Where Corals Lie, and The Swimmer o 6
■^Land of Hope and Glory ... ... ... 03
Emanuki,-—
Desert, The ... ... ... ... ... 04
F.\ning—
■^^Our Island Home (Four Part Song, Short Score)... o 4
Gaul—
Children’s Hour, The ... ... ., ... 09
Jack Frost ... ... ... ... ... 06
Potter, The ... ... ... ... ... 09
Silent Land, The ... ... ... - ... o 6
(fORING-THOMAS—
Wind in the Trees, The, in E flat ... ... o 3
Gounod—
Lend me your Aid ... ... ... ... 05
Haddock—
Soul’s Awakening, The, in G minor ... ... 05
Hardebeck—
(ferns of Melody (Old Irish Airs) (Part i.j :—
No. I, Slieve-Gallon Braes; No. 2. The Unspoken Farewell; No. 3, My Lost Love ... ... o 4
No. 4, O Erin, my Mother; No. 5, Lament ... 02
Dierdre’s Lament ((Original Song) ... ... 02
■^^The Little Brown Wheel ... ... ... 03
Haynes—
Off to Philadelphia, in 10 ... ... ... 04
Maitland—
Biddy Arrow, in D ... ... ... ... 04
Marzials—
Miller and the xMaid, The, in K flat ... ... o 3
vSummer Shower, The, in E flat ... ... 04
Three Sailor Boys, The, in A flat ... ... 06
Twickenham Ferry, in E flat ... ... ... 04
xMoir—
Waiting for the King, in E flat ... ... ... o 6
66
s. d.
Mollov—
lioatswain’s Story. Tho, in I) ... ... ... o 6
Carnival, in C, The ... ... ... ... 04
Darby and Joan, in F ... ... ... 04
Home, Dearie, Home, in F ... ... ... 04
Kerry Dance, The, in E flat ... ... ... 04
King’s Highway, The, in C ... ... ... 06
Lads in Red, The, in ' ... ... ... 04
Lighthouse Keeper, The, in C ... ... 04
Love’s Old Sweet Song, in F ... ... 03
To-morrow will be Friday, in E flat ... ... 04
\’agabond, The, in G ... ... ... ... 06
Morgan—
■'^Jolly Old Bachelor, The, in E flat ... ... o 4
Newton—■
Ailsa Mine, in D ... ... ... ... 04
PlNSUTI —
Last Watch, The, in F minor ... ... 04
Robins—
■^Remembrance (Fart Song) ... ... ... 05
Sanderson—
■^Up from Somerset, in C ... ... ... 04
Schumann—
Almond Tree, The, Op. 25 ... ... ... o 3
Devotion, Op. 25, No. 1 ... ... ... 0 3
Scoi’T—
(iallants of England, The ... ... ... 06
Six Plantation Songs with Choruses ... ... 10
Sou I RE—
■^Pals, in A flat ... ... ... ... 04
Stanford—
F'ather O’Flynn, in B flat ... ... ... 04
Heraclitus, Part Song, Op. 110, No. 4 ... ... o 3
Sullivan—
Absent-Minded Beggar, The ... ... ... 06
Let me Dream again, in E flat ... ... ... 03
Lost Chord, The, in F ... ... ... 05
My Dearest Lleart, in B flat ... .... ... 03
Sleep, my Love, Sleep, in D flat ... ... 03
Thou’rt Passing Hence ... ... ... 03
Will He Come ? in F ... ... ... ... o 4
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Song Books.
Eight Songs by Sir W, Sterndatk ?’)Knnett—
Musing on the Soaring Ocean, Op. 13 ; f'orget- me-not, Op. 13. ; (lentle Zephyr, Op. 13; Winter’s Gone, Op. 35; Dawn, Gentle Flower, Op. 35 ; Sing, Maiden, Sing, Op. 35 ; Maiden Mine, Op. 47 ; Sunset, Op. 47 ... ... 16
Mendelssohn’s Two-Part Songs.
I Would that my Love ; The I’assage Bird’s Fare¬ well Greeting ; Autumn Song ; O wert thou in the Cauld Blast ; The Maybells and the Flowers ; Can I Light-hearted be ? The Sabbath Morn; The Harvest Field ... ... ... i 9
School Round Book (Stainer) ... ... 29
Selected Madrigals.—Flora gave, me Fairest Flowers (J. Wilbye); vSweet Honeysucking
' Bees (J. Wilbye); The Lady Oriana (j.
Wilbye); My Bonny Lass, she Smileth • MoRLt:Y) ; I h'ollow, lo, the Footing (d\
Morley) ; Lo, where with Flowery Head (7\ Morley) ; All creatures now are Merry (j. Bennett) ; Flow, O my Tears (J. Ben¬
nett) ; Down in a Flowery Vale (C. ’Festa) ; Die not. Fond Man (J. Ward) ; Round about her Chariot (E. Gibbons) ; As Vesta was (T. Weelkes) ; In these Delightful Pleasant Groves (H. Purcell) ; O Sleep, Fond Fancy ( J. Bennett) ; When the Twilight’s Parting Push (H. Lahee) ; Flora now Calleth forth
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(J. S. SMiifi); Blest I’air of Sirens (J. S. Smith; ; Let me Careless (T. Linlkv) ;
O Snatch me Swift (Dr. Cali.COTT) : -
1st and 2nd Sojn'ano X’oice, ... vol. i
1st and 2nd Alto X'oice,,
„ d'enor ,, ... . ...
,, Bass ,,
■'^Rule Britannia and The National Anthems ot the Allies
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Six Plantation Songs with Choruses, with Pianoforte accompaniments (ScOTT (jATTy; ... ... i o
Songs for Boys. Selected from No. 35 of Diamond Music Books ... ... ... ... i 6
Songs for Soprano Voice :—
Lullaby (Johannes Brahms) ; Last Night (Half-
dan Kjerulf); Let me Wander not Unseen (G. F. Handei.) Knowest thou the Land ? (Beethoven) ; My Mother bids me (Haydn; ; Bid me Discourse (Sir Henry Bishop) ;
Ave Maria (Schubert); May Dew (Stern-
dale Bennett) ; I will Sing of Thy Great Mercies (Mendelssohn) ; Jerusalem (Mendelssohn) ; Where the Bee Sucks ( Dr. Arne) ; Rose Softly Blooming (Spohr)... 2 o
Songs for Contralto Voice :—
There is a Green Hill far away (Ch. Gounod) ; But the Lord is Mindful of His Own (Mendels¬
sohn) ; O, Rest in the Lord (Mendelssohn);
When I was Young (Henry F. Chorley) ; Go Where you Will (F. E. Bache) ; A Lonely Arab Maid (C. M. von Weber) ; The Meeting of the Waters (Edward F. Rimbault) ; The Asra (Rubinstein) ; Oh! the Oak and the Ash and the Bonny Ivy Tree (Sir George
Macfarren) ; The Minstrel Boy (Louisa
Sauerbrey); The Willow Song (Sir Arthur
Sullivan) ... ... ... ... 19
Songs for Tenor X'oice
Oft in the Stilly Night (T. Moore) ; Only for Thee (J. L. Roeckel) ; The Garland (F. Mendels¬
sohn); To Chloe (Sterndale Bennett);
The \dolet (Mozart) ; My Heart and Lute (Halfdan Kjerulf) ; Would you Gain the Tender Creature? (“.-Vcis and Galatea” 'Handel) ; Where’er you Walk (Handel) ;
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His Salvation is nigh them that fear Him (Sterndalk Bennett); Recit. and Air: In Native Worth (“Creation,” Haydn); Be thou Faithful unto Death f“St. Paul,” F. Mendf:l.s- SOHN) ...
Songs for Bass Voice :— 'The Wanderer (F. SCHUBERT) ; The Angry Bard
1 1'. Schubert); Wolfram’s Romance (“Tann- hauser,” R. Wagner) ; In Sheltered \'ale (German melody, Karl Formes) ; The Search (Halfdan Kjerulf) ; The Brave Old Oak (E. I. Loder) ; The Two Grenadiers (R. SCHUMANN) ; What is it Nerves the Huntsman Bold ? (“Amour et Courage,” Louis Spohr) ; Nazareth (C. Gounod); O God, have Mercy (“St. Paul,” Mendelssohn)
'I'wELVE Songs for Soprano or Tenor V^oices. •— White or Red (Smart) ; There’s a Bower of Roses
(C. V. Stanford) ; Let Me Dream Again (Sir A. Sullivan) Gentle Dove, thy Voice is Sad (A. C. Mackenzie); The Maid of Judah (Kucken) ; 'The Worker (C. Gounod) ; Spanish Romance (H. Kjerulf) ; Ye Cupids, Droop each little HeadfM. White); The Little Bird (A.Cellier); Golden Days (Sir A. Sullivan) ; By the Cradle (MENDELSSOHN). Op. 47 ; 'I'he Wood (R. Franz). Op. 14
Songs for Contralto or Bass Voices :— There is Dew for the F'low’rets (Sir G. MaC-
FARREN) ; The Sands of Dee (G. Clay) ; By the Blue Sea (H. Smart) ; Listening Angels (F. H. COWEN) ; When thy Blue Eyes (E. Lassen) ; A Shadow (Sir A. Sullivan) ; The Spirit Song (Haydn) ; The Self-Banished (Dr. Blow) ; Heaven and Earth (CiRO PiNSUTi) ; The Face of an Angel (W. H. Cummings) ; Be thou Patient (“ Jacob,” H. Smart); Creation’s Hymn ('Beethoven)
Theory, etc.
Alphabet, Musical
)(Analysis of Schumann’s .Symphony in E flat (Sir Gicorge Grove) ...
Braille Chart of the Stops of the Organ at the Royal College of Organists
Braille Musical Notation (The National Institute for the Blind) Revised Edition
Braille Music Notation, The (Ed. Watson) vol. i
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llannony, with Appendix (MaomikrSON), 4 vols., only supplied in complete sets ... per set
V'ol. 4 can be had separately
Harmony, Unhgured (PERCY C. Buck, M.A.)
Manual of Plainson|j (H. B. BRKUiS and W, H. Frerk) ... ... ... ... vol. I
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M M M 5
Musical Characters used by the Seeing, embossed...
Braille Index to ditto ...
^Musical History, Students’ (Henry Davey), vol. i
Music, Harmony and Counterpoint f Banister) vol. i
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M „ „ M 3
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5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
(\M1. 5 contains (ilossary and Exercises).
Musical Forms (Ernst Pauer) ... vol. i
O 5 5 5 5 5 5 55 * • • 55
•5 55 55 55 *•* 55 J
§ Music for the Blind, as a Recreation, Education, and Profession. A paper prepared for the 1908 Conference (H. E. Platt) post free
^^Interpretation in Song (Harry Plunket
Creene) (small character) ... vol. i
Ditto ditto ... ,, 2
^Musical Studies (Newman) ... ... vol. i
Practical Examination Questions Book of the Incorporated Society of Musicians
Strict Counterpoint, Part I.(F. E. Gi.adstone) vol. i
55 55 55 *5 5^ -
„ „ * Part 11.
'Pwo-part Exercises in Singing for Choirs and Schools (Greenwood) (Novello Primer)
X’ocal Exercises—voice parts i'Panseron)
.Vccompaniments to ditto ...
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Tutors, etc. Child Pianist,'The (Mrs. Curwen)—
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^Harmonium and American Organ Tutor (Brewer)
Organ, Instruction for the (Stainer) ... vol. i
99 '9 99 **' 99 -
Organ Playing, On (Arthur Page, F.R.C.O.) ...
Pianoforte, Improved Modern Tutor for the (Carl
Hemann)
Piano, Instruction Book for the (first lessons) (Hunten;
Pianoforte 'Tutor (Beringer) (Bosworth Ed.), vol. i
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I’ractical Pianoforte School (CHARLES Halle)-
Section i, No. i
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Singing (Albert Randegger)
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Singing for bass and baritone, 40 Lessons voice part (CoNCONEj
Ditto, piano accompaniment
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Singing for the middle register, 50 Lessons in— voice part (CONCONEj .
Ditto, piano accompaniment
X'iolin Tutor ('Berthold 'Fours)
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Violin.
Steffani—
Twelve Progressive Studies in the First Position ... 07
Bach—
■^'No. I of Six Sonatas ... ... ... 06
Violin and Piano. Drdla—
Souvenir ... ... .. ... ... o 4
HERMANxN—
Romance, Op. 26 (by John S. Svendsex) ... 03
Stanley—
Sonata, in G minor ... ... ... ... 05
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