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~ Vol. 6. F ~I-======-1Jr--- + PRICE, 25 CENTS. $3.50 WORTH OF MUSIC IN THIS NUMBER. Yearly Subscription, Including Valuable Premium, $2.00. See Pages 356 and 362, ~ Vol. 6. f ~I-===============-1Jr--- +. .. -r-~-t=~===== No=====.====9. ==171 + + READING. MUSIC. PAGE. PAGE. EDITORIAL-Chorus Singing-College Grad- ALLEGRO MoDERATO, from Schubert's unfin· uates-Paragraphs ...... .. .. ........ .. 356 ished Symphony in B minor-SidtlS .. ...... 363 MUSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS-Bur­ mese Bells-A Musical Convict-Stage Jokes "HEAVENLYVorcEs" (Nocturne) E. A. Becker, 366 -Pronunciation in Singing-The Guitar in Portugal-Vulgarity in Musical Composi­ ''You SEE, MAMllf.A !" (Song) F. P. Tosti .. .... 3i0 tions- Little Tommy Tucker - Amateur, Professional, Professor, Viewed Rational­ ly-An Interview with a Prima Donna- "YEs, oR No?" Grand Vocal Concert Waltz, A Few Words About Public Singers-Music on selected and original themes-Charles Trude Oddities-How to Select a Piano­ Kunkel. ..... .. .. ... ........... ... ..... .. 373 Quigg and the Beasts - Book Notices­ Answels to Correspondents - Questions STUDY, Revised and Annotu-ted by Charles Pertinent and Impertinent- Our Music­ Kunkel-J. B. Duvernoy . ................. 382 The Restfulness of Music-Comical Chords­ Major and Minor-Smith and Jones .. 355 to 396 CORRESPONDENCE- Boston -Chicago- "FRA DrAvor.o" (Fantasia)-Sidus........ ... 384 Washington-Cincinnati . ........... 387 to 390 -,_II, __ _11 1-=-1 ---'-'-'---=--'= l Copyright, KUNKEL BROS., 1883. -~II SMITH & OwENs, PRINTERS, 207 N. Third Street, St. Louis, Mo. (21) Entered at the St. Louis Post Office as Mail Matter of the Second Class. "BEHNING" "101111"• SOHMER & CO., JY.1:ANUFAOTURERS::- G~l square, and UPright p~ Fortes. With Improved Palen! 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KUNKEL'S MUSICAL REVIEW, JULY, 1883. 353 1VLu-SIC :soox:s_ FUELISE:ED BY OLIVER DITSON & CO., BOSTON., JY.1:ASS_ S~~Jl!~~!~s!~s~~!~s Ame;i~~~BCOo~P~sers Reed Organ Music. Yes, it is undoubtedly a good plan to take with you to the Ditson & Co. publish a large number of books that are purely summer home a well selected set of music books for singing American in design and composition. The Emerson New Method for Reed Organs, and for playing. ($2,50), is one of the newer methods, has a fine "method " is F OR SINGING, TAKE: by two well known writers (Emerson and Mathews), and has a ZEN-OBIA, goodly quantity of very pleasing music, instrumental and vocal ($2.00), is a new Grand Opera, just out. It is by S. G. PRATT. The subject is a noble and heroic one, and the scenes are GEMS OF ENGLISH SONG. capable of being made most attractive . Will soon be given, ENLARGED EDITION. Miss Annie Cary taking the principal role. Clarke's Harmonic School for the Organ, ($2.00 . Boards, or $2.50 Cloth), the best miscellaneous selection ($3.00), is for Church Organs, either Reed or Pipe, and is an of popular songs, with accompaniment, extant. DON MUNIO, admirable school for voluntary playing. ($1,50), by DUDLEY BUCK, is a Grand Cantata, founded on a MINSTREL SONGS, OLD and NEW. legend of the Crusades. Clarke's Reed Organ Melodies, ($2.00 Boards; $2.50 Cloth). Best and only collection of the world-wide, famous Plantation, Jubilee and Minstrel Songs. 46th PSALM, ($2.00), constitute one of the best arranged and interesting (80 cts.) by DUDLEY BUCK, is a favorite. collections ever put together. BEAUTIES OF SACRED SONG. JOSEPH'S BONDAGE, The Organ at Home, ($2.00 Boards; $2.50 Cloth). Admirable assemblage of the ($1.00), by CHADWICK. sweetest sacred lyrics, Piano or Organ accompaniment. ($2,00), has about 200 easy reed organ pieces. A well known and popular book. FOR PLAYING, TAKE: . BELSHAZZAR, ($1.00), by BUTTERFIELD. 'l'wo sacred Cantatas introducing, the one Egyptian, and the Clarke's Dollar Instructor for Reed Organs MUSICAL FAVORITE. other Babylonian scene!!, which, with proper costuming, may includes all the Flood music and instruction that can be ($2.00 Boards; $2.50 Cloth). New and very well chosen col­ be made magnificent. The music is good, and either ls well placed in a " dollar' book. lection of Piano Pieces of medium difficulty. worth giving. GEMS 0 F STRAUSS. NEW FLOWER QUEEN, Winner's Ideal Method for Cabinet Organ, GEMS OF THE DANCE. (75 cents), by GEO. l!"'. ROOT. (75 cts .) is one of his series of very convenient cheap instruct­ (Each $2.00 Boards; $2.50 Cloth). The very brightest piano ors for all instruments. They arc only for beginners and music published. Descriptions of 30 other first-class collections PICNIC amateurs. sent on application. · 'By THOMAS. Two Cantatas which are most appropriate to the flower and In Press and Nearly Ready: excursion season. 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