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Valuable Premium, Sl.50 PRICE, 25 CENTS. S3.50 WORTH OF MUSIC IN THIS NUMBE Yearly Subscription, Including Valuable Premium, Sl.50. See Pages 448 and 452. }~-=V::...:=ol=.V=. jJ +. No. 12. ~ ~1-=================1..:.......--- ... +- ---t============--==-==vv _ /. _READING -,- _l _ ~usrc. / l'AGE I'AGE EDITOHL\L.-Pianos am! Pianists-Music, "Goldbeck's Harmony"..................... 45B Cosmopolitan..... 448 MUSICAL AND 1\liSCIU.. LANEOUS-Guido "Sounds from Paradise" (Reverie) Charles of Arezzo (illul'trated)-Schubert (with Auchester................................... 455 portrait)-Iniluence of Free Institutions upon Art-..Eolian l\Iusic 1 concluded)­ "l\Iardi Gras Quickstep," W. H. G1·eene..... 459 Violins-their J>rices-1'ired Instruments "Shooting l\Ieteor" galop (duet) Jean Paul. 462 -1\Iusic in St. Louis-An Overtme by Three Composers-Animals and 1\lusic­ "Chickadee" (Song) E. Jl. Krmger.......... 470 Correspondence-Who are they?-An· swers to Correspondents-Questions l'er· "IIal'k! 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