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SAFE DEPOSIT C!L I American Organ and Piano Co ~ : I KUNKEL'S MUSICAL REVIEW, l>EClJl\IBER, 18S7. 441 MUSIC BOOKS FUELIS:::S:ED BY . OLIVER DITSON co. BOSTON., JY.[..A::SS. I ~ NEW PIANO gQLLEGTION$ CHOIR LEADERS · Music Books for Young and Old. I! OF EMINENT MERIT. are invited to make the ensuing season their most No nicer book has appeared for a longtime than The New CLASSICAL PIANIST ($l.OO) just out, con- successful. one, by adopting one of D~tson & Co.'s tains a truly ndmirable selection from the best works of the books, wh1ch are most carefully compiled, and con­ best modern piano composers, such as Jensen, Bargiel, Ruben- tain the newest works of the best composers. Songs and Games for tbe Little Ones. stein, Selss, Hollander, Godard, Llszt, Etc.; in all 42 pieces by A"'E"IOAN ANTuE" BOO"' 3. d'ffi1 t t i . al iety and keep ~ "' ,.. ~ ~. ($1,25 or $12.00 per dozen.) . o eren mas ers, g vmg a very unusu. var • · Johnson, Abbey and Tenney, Pleases everybody. 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When we take our order at the commence­ ment of the season to clothe the male com­ munity we buy enough material to clothe a whole county, and we make it up in the most approved fashion, so that when our customers come to us for their outfits they get custom-made apparel ready for imme­ diate wear. ANY WELL - BALANCED MIND 'J...lJte BBIGGS PIANOS are manufactured in the most thorough tnanner and . are offered at as LOW PBIOES as can grasp the fact immediately that by 1 coming to us direct an immense saving of will ensure a really good instrument. money is gained-and just as good a. result All our Pianos are fully warranted for Five Years. effected as by patronizing high-priced mer· chant tailors. 0. 0. BRIGGS & 00. Warerooms and Factory: F• .w I HUMPHREY & CO., No. 5 Appleton St., opp. 440 Tremont, BOSTON. N. E. Cor. Broadway and Pine. ------- ---- --- Vol. X. DECEMBER, 1887. No. 12. A CHAT ABOUT MEYERBEER. and" Le Prophete," but when Meyerbeer invaded used in Holomon's Temple. Certain brnaments, the Opera Comique he produced more rapidly, the and especially the beautiful engraving near the EYERBEER would never tell anybody ''North :::>tar'' dating from 1854, and '' Dinorah '' opening of the large end of the instrument, form­ how old he was. The musical dictiOn· 1859. The "North Star," however was onlv the ing a turreted border around its edge, are the most aries give 1791, 1793, 1794 and 1796 as the amplification of his "Feldlager in Schlesien 7' and convincing proofs for this position. When Titus date of his birth; 1794 is the correct one, his" Vi~lka," written for Jenny Lind, the greatest Vespasianus, the youthful Roman general, subju­ at least the one chosen by his friend~y of all his Alices in "Robert." One of his biogra· gated Judea and destroyed its Temple, he took the biographers. This would make him 70 phers declares that the motif of the famous" Sliad· renowned tables, the seven· branch candlestick, the at the time of his death. ow Song" in Dinorah was heard by Meyerbeer at "Sacred Books," and the trumpets to Rome, where The composer himself invariably tried Ems, sung by a young peasant girl. He noted it they were, with other trophies of victory, carried to make people believe he was younger by several down and tried in vain to find out where she had in procession through the city in honor of the con­ years, and even Mr. Blaze de Bury could not worm learned it. She told him her mother knew, and queror. Upon the arch of Titus these things were the secret from him. Meyerbeer called on the dame, but she in turn in­ sculptured and may be seen in Rome in a fau state Had Meyerbeer devoted himself exclusively to formed that her grandmother used to whistle it I of preservation to·day. The" Sacred Books" the the piano he would have been the rival of Liszt. When Rossini heard the :first bars of this fasci­ victor presented to Josephus Flavius, the Jewish His technique, touch and mastery of the instru· nating melody hummed, he immediately finished historian. Afterward, when Titus became Em­ ment were phenomenal. .!fortunately for music, the melodic phrase, although he had never heard it. peror of Rome, the instruments and "tables of he became a composer. Nurtured in Germany, The sly old fox knew how his friend Meyerbeer shrew bread," by decree of the Senate and Council with German ideas, half Weberized and wholly would treat the second phrase. Meyerbeer de­ of Rome, were placed in the great temple of Jupi­ independent, young, ardent and wealthy, he went tested Halevy's music and was jealous of the suc­ ter.
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