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OLIVER DITSON Co ~~. ------------------------------~------~~ ~~. ·~ KUNKEL'S MUSICAL REVIEW, APRIL, 1887. 121 MUSIC BOOKS PUBLISHED :SY OLIVER DITSON co. BOSTON~ ~ASS. MUSIC BOOKS BOOKS OF THE OPERA! PIANO TEACHERS FOR do not need to be told that their pupils make the best pro­ MALE and MTXED QUARTETS, for gress when the best books are used. DITSON & CO.'S books Ditson & Co .'s editions of the operas have long been famous for teaching purposes are "tried and true" and stand in the ~ u· A DT'VT OHO TRS d for their fullness and completeness: being in many cases the very foremost rank. ">e .La..u £1 .L ' an only ones that contain all the music and all the libretto. The following are good editions of successful works : SOCIAL SINGS. THE GREATER OPERAS. Young People's Classics ~~~. t~~ic~1 a$f.~~teAn J~J~ FOR MALE VOICES, Aida, ($2); Bohemian Girl, ($1); Carmen. ($2); Stradella, mirable collection of easy music that is good music, and calcmlated to improve the taste, as well as furnish useful 0 Amphion (5 books) $4; Arion (5 books) $4 ; Harmo· ~l~n~~~($:.Zo):($~lefda~~t·~~b~ka~~~· t$r~~ iior~,a(i~);• 3~~: practice to pupils in their 2d and 3d quarter on the piano. 52 pieces; by Lichner, Lange, Perabo, Kullak, Spindler, nia (5 books) $2.50; Apollo $2: Boylston Club Col· itana, ($2): Mefistofele, ($2): Preciosa, (60 cts.); Conspirators, Oesten, Schumann and others. lection $1.50; Cross' Part Songs 60 cts.; Emer· ($1.25); Zenobia, ($2) . son's Quartets and Choruses 60 cts.; Male LIGHT ENGLISH OPERAS. Voice Clee Book $1; Mendelssohn's Four Part u Bicha1•dson,'' ($3), remains the greatest and most cor- Songs60 cts.; Saenger·Fest$1.38; Dow's Sacred Billee T9:ylor; Cox and Box; Pinafore: each 50 eta. Claude rect of Piano Instruction Books. I Quartets $1.75; Male Voice Choir 50 cts.; and Duval; Prmcess Ida; each $1. Sorcerer, 75 cts. American Male Choir 80 cts. LIGHT FRENCH OPERAS. These contain a r,reat variety of the best of Male Voice Fantine; Gillette; Infanta's Dolls; Little Duke; Galatea; P'lano Class"ICS J vaneed.is($1). Pieces having for Players a large somewhat and well-de· ad· Music. Love's Vow ; Madame Favart; Mousquetaires; each $1. servedsale. Heart and Hand; Manola, or Day and Night; each $1.50. FOR MIXED VOICES, Olivette; Mascot; each 50 cts. HFairy Fingers," ($1). A delightful and very popular Baumbach's Quartets $1.75; and his New Cellectlon OTHER LIGHT OPERAS. collection of very easy Piano pieces for beginners. $1.75; Buck's MotetCoUection $2,and his Second Motet Collection S2; Emerson's Concert Selections $1; Doctor of Alcantara; Bells of Corneville; each $1.50. Two Dow's Responses and Sentences 80 cts.; Thomas• Sa· Cadis; Boccacio; Fatinitza: each $2.00 . ($~). The newest collection of cred Quartets $1.75; ·Emerson's Sacred Quartets $1.75; Four-Hand Treasure ' Plano Duets. Every teacher Librettos to all Operas, 25 Cents ; or Cheap Edi­ ~~~ . Shepard's Church Collection $1; Strachauer's Church tions, 15 Cents. Music $1; Church Oft'ering $1.38; Dressler's Sacred Selections $1.50. Sterling good books, widely used. Exercises in Scales and Chords, ~~ ~~issfE~; ~~R! Send for Descriptions. Any Book mailed for Price. ANY OPERA MAILED FOR RET AIL PRICE. capital set of exercises for the first steps in Harmony. ESTABLISHED 1862. KUNKEL BROS. THE S~ITH American Organ and Piano Co. HAVE JUST ISSUED, REVISED BY MANUFACTURERS OF JULIE RIVE-KING, IPIANOSI IANni Tarantella No. 3, from Venezia e Napoli, Liszt, $1.25 Rhapsodie d'Auvergne­ Saint-Saens, 1.25 !ORGANS. Valse Caprice, Rubinstein, 7 5 • L'Allemagne (Valse,) Rubinstein, 7 5 Our Instruments have a world-wide repu­ Persischer Marsch, Guernfeld, 75 tation, and are second to none in Tone, Touch, Workmanship or Design. An absolute war­ ranty with every instrument. The above pieces are the ones with which Catalogues and prices on application. Mme. Julie Rive-King, electrified her audi­ The Smith American ·Organ and Piano Co. ences during her recent Concert tour through BOSTON, lASS., or KANSAS CITY, MO. the United States. 122 KUNKEL'S MUSICAL REVIEW, APRIL, 1887. ONE PRICE NEW ENGLAND PIANOS ONLY. Are Noted for their Fine Tone and Superior Finish. JOEL SWOPE & BRO. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE TO No. 311 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS., MO. THE LARGEST RETAIL SHOE HOUSE NEW ENGLAND PIANO CO. -IN- 32 GEORGE STREET, ...___A:tYJ:ERJ:CA. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Special Attention given to Orders outside of the City. BosToN,! MAss. Illustrated Catalogue sent FREE on Application. BRIGGS PIANOS. BROTHERS ·PJ:AKOS Have shown themselves to be so far superior to all others in Excenence of ·workmanship, Elasticity of Touch, Beauty of Tone, and great Dura­ bility, that they are now earnestly sought for by all persons desiring T&B VBR'Y' BBIIT PZA 0. - - OAUTION.-All genuine Decker Pianos have the followmg name (precisely as here shown) on the pianos above tt \eys: The BBIGGS PIANOS are manufactured in the most thorough Jnanner, and are offered at as LOW PBIOES as will ensure a really good instrument. All our Pianos are fully warranted for Five Years. C. C. BRIGGS & CO. ..-sEND FOR ILLUSTRATED O.ATALOGUE.-tiiJI Warerooms and Factory: No. 5 Appleton St., opp. 440 Tremont, BOSTON. No. 33 Union Square, NEW YORK. APRIL, 1887. ALL FOOLS' DAY. Come, fools of pride and fools of pelf; Rhymes (not "Editorial") by the Editor. Come, fools of others, fools of self;­ Thou first of April, day of days, Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, No bard bas ever sung thy praise. Come join my song. What a chorus 'twill make! WHAT SAYS THE SEA SHELL? Then let me don the cap and bells, Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, And, as their music falls or swells 'Twill cause the dead (all but Wisdom) to wake. Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling. 0 sea-shell, with the pearly lips, Fantastic, sing of thee a rhyme: What whisp'rest in mine ear? The while my rattle keepetb time: Would'st tell the tale of noble ships Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, AN EASTER MORNING HYMN. That sailed without a fear- Who'd dig my grave, if the fools were all dead? That bravely left the friendly shore Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, To cross the briny plain Poor fool, alone with the stars overhead! The night grows old, the blushing sky With freight of souls that nevermore Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling. Foretells the coming day. To earth returned again ? Haste, angels! Come, from heaven high, Though strange their words, their speech uncouth, To roll the stone away- Would'st tell me stories of the deep? Fools (thank the moon) may speak the truth; The mighty stone that seals the tomb Rehearse the thunder's crash, Then, frankly, on her festal day, Where Jesus lies asleep, When, like a flock of giant sheep, Let earth own Folly's regal sway.· The stone that weighs, with weight of doom, Before the tempest's lash, Yes, come, ye humans, great and small, On hearts that, doubting, weep. The fleecy billows madly fled And bail her rightful queen of all ! Into the lurid night, Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, Oh, trust the Father's faithful word, And Ocean old rose from his bed Come, sing with me! Why ~bould Ising alone? His promises endure ; In wonder and affright? Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, His children's pray'rs are ever beard; Sing Folly's praise, she will smile on her throne l His help is nigh-and sure l Or whisp'rest thou of coral bowers, Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling. Within some ocean dell Lo, here was laid His bleeding bead, Where, mindless of the winged hours, Say, Mister Judge, with owlish face, Thorn-wounded in the strife ; The sportive mermaids dwell? Wherein's your wisdom? In your place. But seek no more among the dead And bast thou beard the song they sing? You, soldier bold, your lion's skin The glorious Prince of Life l And dost repeat it now? In vain would bide the ass within. Done all the trials, past·the pain, Dost thou from them a message bring? You're fools, like me-you know 'tis true­ The death that must atone; 0 shell, what wbisp'rest thou? Then sing with me, I'll sing with you: The Lord is risen, soon to reign Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, On heaven's highest throne. Thy voice, it bas a strange, strange tone The world is built on a crazy old plan; Of unrest and of dread ; Ting-a-1ing-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, There shall we see Him face to face, As 'twere the voice of one alone The bigger the fool, the greater the man! When time and ·earth are past; · With the unburied dead!- Ting-a-ling-a-lin g, ting-a-ling-a-lin g. There He~n prepare His saints a place A whisper of eternity, Where they shall dwell at last. A sigh from nameless graves, Hold, Crresus, stop and bear my song l An echo of infinity, 'Tis not o'er sweet, but 'twon't be long: . Where is, 0 grave, thy vict'ry now? Caught from the countless waves l By Fortune's wheel now brought on top­ 0 death, where now thy sting? Wait half a turn and down you'll flop, Dethroned, ye fell on Olive's brow 0, soulless shell, thy soulful song, While yonder fool, then topmost turned, And Christ alone is King! Who taught it unto thee? Will count your gold his own, well earned! Sing, earth and beav'n, with one accord, Was it the soulless winds, along Ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling, Seraphic s.ongs of praise Shores of soulless sea?- He farthest falls who bas farthest to fall.
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