Catalogue of Works Literary Art and Music

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=Part 9, New Series.=

1. ANDANTE CON MOTO W. A. MONTGOMERY, L.T.C.L. 2. FANTASIA in E minor CUTHBERT HARRIS, Mus. B. 3. POSTLUDE at Ephes. V. v. 19. Si tibi placeat, Mihi con displicet W. CONRADI,(Y. of B. 1816), Paul's Org. St. Church, Schwerin i/m Germany. 4. HARVEST MARCH HENRY J. POOLE.

=Part 8, New Series.=

1. SCHERZO MINUET W. MULLINEUX, Organist of the Town Hall, Bolton. 2. INTRODUCTION to the Hymn on the Passion, "O Haupt Voll Blut und Wunden" W. CONRADI. Organist Paul's Church, Schwerin, Germany. 3. THESIS AND ANTITHESIS, or DISPUTE, APPEASEMENT, CONCILIATION. W. CONRADI, Organist Paul's Church, Schwerin, Germany. 4. CARILLON in E CUTHBERT HARRIS, Mus.B., F.R.C.O., &c. 5. ANDANTE "Hope" INGLIS BERVON. 6. ORCHESTRAL MARCH in C JAMES CRAPPER, L.Mus., Organist of the Parish Ch., Kirkcudbright.

=Part 7, New Series.=

1. ANDANTE GRAZIOSO in G CHAS. E. MELVILLE, F.R.C.O. 2. POLISH SONG, Arranged for the organ by PERCIVAL GARRETT. CHOPIN. 3. INTRODUCTION, VARIATIONS, AND FINALE on the Hymn Tune "Rockingham." CH. R. FISHER, Mus. B. 4. TWO SOFT MOVEMENTS W. C. FILEY, I.S.M. 1. "Espérance." 2. "Tendrerse." 5. ANDANTE in A flat W. GRIFFITHS, Mus. B., Org. of St. Sepulchre Church, Northampton. 6. FUGUE, 4 Voice, 3 Subjects DR. J. C. TILLY.

=Part 6, New Series.=

1. CON MOTO MODERATO IN C ORLANDO A. MANSFIELD, Mus.B., F.R.C.O. 2. TEMPO DI MENUETTO GEO. H. ELY. 3. DIRGE IN MEMORIAM, REGINALD ADKINS J. E. ADKINS, F.R.C.O. 4. ANDANTE in F R. H. HEATH. 5. ABERYSTWYTH OFFERTOIRE J. G. MOUNTFORD. 6. ANDANTE in D (Prière) E. Evelyn BARRON, M.A.

=Part 5, New Series.=

1. ALLEGRETTO SCHERZANDO in A flat W. E. ASHMALL. 2. ANDANTE RELIGIOSO in G DR. J. BRADFORD. 3. MARCH POMPOSO in E flat CHARLES DARNTON. 4. ANDANTE CON MOTO "Twilight" CH. R. FISHER, Mus.B. 5. MINUET In F W. E. BELCHER, F.R.C.O.

=Part 4, New Series.=

1. ANDANTE MODERATO F. READ. 2. PRELUDE AND FUGUE in D minor E. A. CHAMBERLAYNE. 3. SKETCH ARTHUR GEO. COLBORN. 4. FUGUE JAMES TURPIN. 5. ALLEGRO CHARLES H. FISHER. 6. MARCHE MYSTIQUE THEME BY ROLAND, DE LASSUS.--A Relic of Ancient Times.

=Part 3, New Series.=

1. MINUET AND TRIO in F ED. J. BELLERBY, Mus. B., Oxon. 2. "DUNDEE" ("or French") JOHN P. ATTWATER. 3. ADAGIO. An Elegy in G minor CHAS. R. FISHER, Mus. B. 4. ANDANTE, A major F. HONE. 5. ALLEGRO, D minor GEO. MINNS (Ely).

=Part 2, New Series.=

1. TOCCATA FANTASIA (/Study in C minor/) E. T. DRIFFIEL. 2. ANDANTE GRAZIOSO W. FAULKES. 3. MARCHE FUNEBRE ARTHUR WANDERER. 4. ANDANTE SEMPLICE E. A. CHAMBERLAYNE. 5. FESTAL MARCH A. W. KETELBEY.

=Part 1, New Series.=

1. OFFERTOIRE in A minor FRED. W. DAL (Leipzig). 2. SECOND FANTASIA on SCOTCH AIRS WILLIAM SPARK. 3. ADESTE FIDELES (with Variations and Fugue) CHARLES HUNT. 4. INTERMEZZO G. TOWNSHEND DRIFFIELD.

=Part 103 (Old Series).=

1. POSTLUDE in G FREDERICK W. HOLLOWAY, F.C.O. 2. SUITE: NO. 1, PRELUDE; NO. 2, BERCEUSE; NO. 3, TOCCATA LAURENT PARODI (Genoa). 3. NOCTURNE WILLIAM LOCKETT. 4. ANDANTE PASTORALE in B minor JACOB BRADFORD, Mus. D., Oxon. 5. INTRODUCTORY VOLUNTARY ALBERT W. KETELBEY. 6. FUGUE R. J. ROWE, L.R.A.M.

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VOCAL.

273. Alice where art thou? /J. Ascher/ 396. Always do as I do /Tinney/ 174. Angels at the Casement, A flat /W. M. Hutchison/ 105. Banner of the King /H. Fortesque/ 172. Barney O'Hea /S. Lover/ 224. Bay of Biscay /J. Davey/ 181. Border Lands (Sacred) /Miss Lindsay/ 180. Borderer's Challenge /H. J. Stark/ 390. Cat in the Chimney /L. Kingsmill/ 392. Child's Good Morning /O. Barri/ 391. Child's Good Night /O. Barri/ 383. Come into the Garden Maud /Balfe/ 184. Crossing the Brook /Edith Cooke/ 389. Dawn of Heaven /Buonetti/ 188. Diver, The /E. J. Loder/ 384. God Save the King /Dr. Jno. Bull/ 226. Hearts of Oak /Dr. W. Boyce/ 100. Honey Are You True to Me (Coon Song) /Lindsay Lennox/ 266. Kathleen Mavourneen /Crouch/ 213. Lady Clara Vere de Vere /Miss Lindsay/ 404. Last Good Bye to Mother /C. Dargan/ 227. Last Rose of Summer /Thos. Moore/ 215. Listen /A. H. Behrend/ 249. Maggie's Promise /W. Gordon/ 115. Sharing the Burden /J. E. Webster/ 225. Tom Bowling /C. Dibdin/ 236. When other Lips (Then you'll remember me) /Balfe/

VOCAL DUETS.

190. Flow on thou Shining River /Sir J. Stevenson/ 116. Gipsy Countess /Glover/

PIANOFORTE.

118. A la Valse /Roeckel/ 275. Alice where art thou? (easily arr. by) /Percy E. Douglas/ 278. Army and Navy March /Henzell/ 457. Au Village /Tschaikowsky/ 268. Battle March (Delhi) /Pridham/ 373. Belgium Galop /Smallwood/ 437. Belle of Chicago March /J. P. Sousa/ 122. Berceuse /Roeckel/ 376. Blumenlied /Gustav Lange/ 379. Bridal Chorus and Wedding March /Wagner/ 453. Cadet Two Step (easily arranged) /Alard/ 142. Charming Mazurka /Gungl/ 456. Chanson Triste /Tschaikowsky/ 456. Chant sans Paroles /Tschaikowsky/ 393. Chinese Patrol March /D. Pecorini/ 243. Cloches du Monastere /Lefebure-Wely/ 458. Coon Band Contest /A. Pryor/ 438. Corcoran Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ 125. Corricolo Galop (Easily arranged) /L. Mullen/ 377. Edelweiss /Gustav Lange/ 374. Emmeline Galop /Smallwood/ 308. Fille du Regiment /Oesten/ 167. Flying Dutchman (La Vaisseau Fantome) /Wagner/ 244. Forward March /E. H. Sugg/ Four Humoresques: 206. Valse in D, No. 1 /Grieg/ 207. Minuetto in A minor, No. 2 /Grieg/ 208. Allegretto, No. 3 /Grieg/ 209. Allegro Alla Burla, No. 4 /Grieg/ 210. Funeral March /Grieg/ 305. French Air (Marseillaise) /Eric Stapleton/ 306. German Air (Watch on Rhine) /Eric Stapleton/ 264. Gipsies' March /C. Heins/ 252. Grand March (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Blake/ 151. Grand March of the Warriors /H. V. Lewis/ 276. Hiawatha Cake Walk, (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Moret/ 436. High School Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ 304. Irish Air (Last Rose of Summer) /Eric Stapleton/ 303. Italian Air (Ah che la Morte) /Eric Stapleton/ 288. Japanese National Hymn, Harmonized by Sydney Osborne. 133. Kassala Gavotte /H. Wilcock/ 270. Kathleen Mavourneen /P. E. Douglas/ 171. Khartoum Quick March /F. P. Rabottini/ 286. King's Own March /Warwick Williams/ 246. Liberty Bell March /Sousa/ 135. Little Dear Gavotte /F. Astrella/ 162. Lohengrin /Wagner/ 136. Maiden's Prayer /Badarazewska/ 435. Manhattan Beach March /J. P. Sousa/ 137. March in E flat /J. B. Mallett/ 441. March Past of the National Fencibles /J. P. Sousa/ 440. March Past of the Rifle Regiment /J. P. Sousa/ 140. May-Day Galopade /J. Gungl/ 141. Mazurka /Badarazewska/ 143. Melodie /Roeckel/ 247. Melody in F /Rubinstein/ 211. Minuetto (from E minor Sonata) /Grieg/ 163. Mountain Echo March /G. Gariboldi/ 385. Narcissus /Nevin/ 439. Our Flirtation March /J. P. Sousa/ 147. Placid Stream /Smallwood/ 103. Queenie (Intermezzo) /P. D'Orsay/ 165. Rienzi /Wagner/ 253. Robin's Return (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Fischer/ 148. Scherzino /Roeckel/ 301. Scotch Air (Blue Bells of Scotland) /Eric Stapleton/ 375. Seasons Galop /Smallwood/ 442. Semper Fidelis /J. P. Sousa/ 196. Silvery Echoes /Blake/ 394. Soldiers' Chorus (Faust) /Gounod/ 381. Sonatina in F /Beethoven/ 380. Sonatina in G /Beethoven/ 302. Spanish Air (Dance) /Eric Stapleton/ 378. Stephanie Gavotte /A. Czibulka/ 166. Tannhauser /Wagner/ 150. Tarantella /L. B. Mallett/ 290. Washington Post March (easy) /J. P. Sousa/ 454. White Wings (Transcription) /Smallwood/ 291. Woodland Echoes /Wyman/

PIANO DUETS.

367. Come o'er the Stream Charlie /A. Mullen/ 371. From Greenland's Icy Mountains /A. Mullen/ 372. I'd Choose to be a Daisy /A. Mullen/ 154. Maiden's Prayer /Badarazewka/ 156. March of the Cameron Men /A. Mullen/ 155. Marche des Croates /A. Mullen/ 159. Minnie, or Lilly Dale /A. Mullen/ 353. Silvery Waves (Wyman) /Andre/

DANCE.

388. Amorosa Mazurka /A. H. Oswald/ 387. Blue Bells Schottische /S. Leslie/ 262. Blue Danube Waltz /Strauss/ 382. British Army Polka /Alec Carlton/ 285. City Polka /J. D. Wimpenny/ 161. Cosmopolitan Quadrille /L. Gautier/ 127. Cyprus Polka /Scotson Clark/ 402. Donau Wellen Waltz (Easily arr. by) /Percy E. Douglas/ 101. Electric Waltz /H. Klein/ 397. Esmeralda Waltz (easily arranged) /S. Osborne/ 395. Fancy Dress Ball Quadrille /Rosenberg/ 413. Faust Waltz (arr. by P. E. Douglas) /Gouno/ 250. Flora Waltz /W. Gordon/ 386. Horse Guards Schottische /S. Leslie/ 102. Lucifer Polka /H. Klein/ 251. Niagara Waltz /Vorzanger/ 144. Munich Polka /Jos. Gungl/ 403. Olympia Schottische /Sydney J. Smith/ 254. Over the Waves (Sobra las Olas) /Rosas/ 366. Roseland Waltz /Marietta Lena/ 415. Sweetheart Polka /Gounod/ 265. Vinolia Schottische /P. Lester/ 268. Woodland Whispers Waltz /Stanley/

VIOLIN AND PIANO.

256. Campbells are Coming /A. Mullen/ 257. British Grenadiers /A. Mullen/ 258. A Life on the Ocean Wave /A. Mullen/ 259. Hearts of Oak /A. Mullen/ 260. Ivy Green /A. Mullen/ 261. Red, White and Blue /A. Mullen/ 317. Ben Bolt /A. Mullen/ 312. Low Back'd Car /A. Mullen/ 313. Sprig of Shillelagh /A. Mullen/ 314. March from Norma /A. Mullen/ 315. March, Guillaume Tell /A. Mullen/ 316. Lass O'Gowrie /A. Mullen/ 284. Réverie (E min.) /W. Vinnicombe/

VIOLIN.

170. March St. Olave /F. James/

MANDOLINE AND PIANO.

274. Alice where art Thou? 407. Belle of Chicago March /J. P. Sousa/ 406. Blue Danube Waltz /Strauss/ 416. Cadet Two Step (arranged) /Alard/ 408. Corcoran Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ 272. Donau Wellen Waltz /Ivanovici/ 414. Faust Waltz and Flower Song /Gounod/ 277. Hiawatha Popular Cake Walk /Neil Moret/ 401. High School Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ 289. Honey are you true /Sydney Osborne/ 267. Kathleen Mavourneen /Crouch/ 399. Liberty Bell March /J. P. Sousa/ 400. Manhattan Beach March /J. P. Sousa/ 411. March Past of the National Fencibles /J. P. Sousa/ 410. March Past of the Rifle Regiment /J. P. Sousa/ 255. Oceana Schottische /W. H. Stevens/ 279. Over the Waves /Rosas/ 409. Our Flirtation March /J. P. Sousa/ 412. Semper Fidelis March /J. P. Sousa/ 398. Washington Post March /J. P. Sousa/

BANJO AND PIANO.

429. Belle of Chicago March /J. P. Sousa/ 406. Cadet Two Step (arranged) /Alard/ 430. Corcoran Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ 428. High School Cadets March /J. P. Sousa/ 419. Liberty Belle March /J. P. Sousa/ 418. Manhattan Beach March /J. P. Sousa/ 433. March Past of the National Fencibles /J. P. Sousa/ 432. March Past of the Rifle Regiment /J. P. Sousa/ 431. Our Flirtation March /J. P. Sousa/ 434. Semper Fidelis March /J. P. Sousa/ 417. Washington Post March /J. P. Sousa/

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