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THHE EUROPEAN PSALMIST--A great Collection of the finest Foreign and British Psalm and Hymn Tunes, including those commonly used in the Churches of Great Britain and Ireland i also a complete Collection of the best Double and Single Chants, the Sanctus, and Responses, by various Composers; Short Anthems, Introits, a Chant-Service, i.e. re Deum, Jubilate, Magnificat, and Nunc dimittis, by S. S. WESLEY; and a careful Selection from the Chorales harmonised by Bach (several having the name of LUTHER as Author), which may be viewed as the most charming practice for all Choirs. Amongst the Foreign Tunes, there are many which have never before been published in England, and which are of the most interesting character; and also those which have been introduced by the great Masters in their Oratorios and other Works. The Work will consist of at least Five Hundred Pages. The whole collected, revised, reharmonized (where necessary), and arranged for Four Voices, -Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass,-with Organ or Pianoforte Accompa- niment, for Public or Private Use, by SAMUEL SEBASTIAN WESLEY. Subscription Copies, 23s.; or in 2 vols. I2S. 6d. each. The work is nearly all engraved. Persons paying their Sub- scriptions at the time of giving their Names will receive an immediate acknowledgment of the same. Price, to a Choir, for Five Copies, Five Pounds. Subscribers' Names to be sent by post to the Author, Dr. S. S. Wesley, Kingsgate-st., Winchester. fTHE PSALTER (pointed) for Chanting) with the best

Chants in Score, with Organ Accompaniment: arranged for the use of Cathedral and other Choirs, by S. S. WESLEY, Mus. Doc., Organist of the Cathedral and College of Win- chester, &c. 8vo., Price Ios. 6d. quarto, (out of print, a new edition preparing)-Small copies for Congregations, 3s. 6d. This Work is found to effect the most distinct and excellent mode of Chanting the Psalms.

Winchester, April 1, 1851. MY DEAR SIR,-I gladly comply with your request, that I would express in writing my opinion respecting your Psalter.

You are aware of the pains I had taken, and with how little com- parative success, to improve the Chanting of the daily Psalms. The adoption of your Book accomplished the improvement I had long aimed at, working an entire reform in this part of the Service. It is not easy to over-rate its utility. In the first place, it appoints good Chants, and excludes bad ones, thereby saving the trouble of making a daily selection. The choice of suitable Chants (I must add), in consequence of the dearth of unexceptionable Compositions of this kind, was, notwithstanding the largeness of our collection, a matter of some difficulty. But the especial advantage of your Work consists, I think, in placing the mursic together with the words, in one volume before the Singers, and enabling them, by means of the accents which you have introduced, to speak the same word together, so as to be readily fol- lowed by the Congregation. There is no longer any hurry or indis- tinctness on the part of the Choir, nor any uncertainty about the Organ accompaniment.

These important results I believe to he unattainable without such assistance as is furnished by the admirable arrangement adopted in your Book; and, from my experience of its value, I should rejoice to see Dr. Wesley's Psalter introduced into all our Cathedrals. Believe me, my dear Sir, your's very truly, W. NIxoN HOOPER, Precentor of Winchester. S. S. Wesley, Esq., Mius. Doc.

Just published, price 2s. 6d.

FULL ANTHEM, "Great God of all, holy Creator," BEETHOVEN. Selected and arranged from the Pianoforte

Sonata,'Op. 97, for the use of Durham Cathedral, and respect- fully dedicated by permission to the Honble. Mrs. Hamilton Russell, of Brancepeth Castle, by CHARLES ASHTON, of the Durham Cathedral Choir.

To the Parish Choir and Family Circle, this Anthem must prove equally acceptable, as it is alike remarkable for grandeur, devotional feeling, and simplicity. Published for the Editor by J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-st., Soho.

CRYSTAL PALACE. THE PUBLIC, VISITING THE CRYSTAL PALACE,

are invited to inspect the Specimens of Printing, &c. exhibited by J. ALFRED NOVELLO, in the Stationery Court.

The letters on the front of the above case offer some interest as specimens of Typography. The word

NOVELLO's is formed of many thousand letters in Clarendon Brevier Capitals, detailing some of the peculiarities of cheap music. The word CHEAP is formed of Type Borders and Flowers. The word

MUSIC contains the melody and words of "Rule Britannia," in the beautiful Pearl-Nonpareil Music Type, which belongs exclu- sively to the Dean-street Establishment.

J. Alfred Novello, London and New York. Book Auction Rooms, 19I, Piccadilly, Established I794.

PUTTICK AND SIMPSON, Auctioneers of Music and Literary Property, beg to announce that their Sales of

Music and Musical instruments are held Monthly, throughout the year; for which occasions Instruments of any kind and Music in large or small parcels can be received. The Cata- logues of Sales of Music at this house, embracing nearly every important Sale of Music for many years past, may always be referred to. Books and other kinds of literary property and works of art inserted in appropriate Sales.

Printed by JOSEPH ALFRED NOVELLO, of 69, Dean-street, Soho, in the County of Middlesex, Printer, at his Officein Dean's Yard, 21, Dean-street, in the Parish of St. Anne's, in the said County, and Published by him, at 69, Dean-street, aforesaid, and also at 24, Poultry, in the City of London; and at 389, Broadway, New York. Sold also by Kent and Co., Paternoster-row.-Saturday, July 1st, 1854.

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