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THE MUSICAL TIMES.-NOVEMBER 1, 1859.

Just published, price Ios. 6d. ALKBRENNER'S METHOD OF LEARNING THE

PIANOFORTE, with the aid of the Manual-guide. Containing-the principles of music; a complete system of fingering; a classification of authors to be studied ; rules on expression, on manners of phrasing, on musical punctuation, &c. Followed by 12 studies. Dedicated to the Musical Academies of Europe by FREDERICK KALKBRENNER, Officier de la Legion d'Honneur, Chevalier de l'Aigle Rouge, de l'Ordre de Leopold, &c. Translated from the French by SABILLA NOVELLO. With an Appendix, in further development of the system, by BARBARA GUSCHL.

This Work forms Vol. LIII. (Practical Series) of Novello's Library for the diffusion of Musical Knowledge.

N.B. The Appendix can be purchased separately by persons who already possess Kalkbrenner's Work. Price zs. 6d.

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THE ANGLICAN CHANT BOOK.-Edited by E. G. MONK, Mus. Doc., Oxon. In paper, Is. cloth, 2s.

London : Novello. Oxford : Parker.

THE ANGLICAN CHORAL SERVICE BOOK, Edited by E. G. MONK, Mus. Doc., Oxon. In paper, Is. 6d.;

cloth, 2S. 6d. London : Novello. Oxford: Parker.

Just published, i8mo., price 3s. whole cloth. TrHE YORK CHANT BOOK, containing 200 Chants J (Single and Double) for the Daily Psalms, as used in York Minster. Edited by E. G. MONK, Mus. Doc., Oxon., Organist and Director of the Choir.

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with 452 Biographical Accounts of Authors, &c. By B. St. J. B. JOULE, Esq., Honorary Organist of St. Peter's Church, Manchester. Price 6s. 6d. The Author will be happy to make arrangements for the supply of a number of copies to any Cathedral, or other Church, either in cloth or sheets.

OULE'S DIRECTORIUM CHORI ANGLICANUM, Third Edition, price is., in cloth is. 6d.-"The most

completeChoralService book thathas yetappeared." Dedicated by permission to the Lord Bishop of Manchester. For highly favorable reviews, see " Christian Remembrancer," "Theo- logian," "Parish Choir," &c., &c. London: J. A. Novello. A few copies of the quarto edition, price I5s.,still on hand.

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IDJ. MI YOUNG. PREFACE.

TirIS little Work has been prepared with a view to furnish Schools and Families with a complete set of Juvenile Compositions suitable for all circumstailces. The Poetry has been written or s-:lected with the greatest care: it treats of sacred aTnd miral objects, and calls especially the attention of the young to the beautits of Nature.

The Music lias been adapted to juvenile voices, and has almost exclusively been written for the present work, the Canons excepted; these latter, as well as the Imitations and Fugues, have been added as useful and instructive singing exercises. J. M.

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PREFACE. WE cannot better explain our aim in working for the diffusion of

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1st. To give to our little tunes such a compass that youthful and uncultivated voices canl reach the extreme notes without effort.

2nd. To preseint the young witll poetical sentiments within the reacli of their intelligence.

3rd. To make these sentiments worthy to be kept in memory, so as to be used, in many circumstances of life, as guides of conduct and means of consolation.

Children are fond of singing. and are now everywhere instructed in that art. Let us, therefore, fiil their mouths and their hearts with melody of a simple and elevating kind; let us call tleir attention to the beauties of Nature, and thus prepare them to appreciate better the beauties of the more abstract moral world.

Let it be well understood that these tunies are written for the school, and not for the church. From the school, children may bring them home, sing them in the street, in the field, or at the fireside. Grown-up persons may thus learn from children to sing what is worthy of their voice and their memory; and may learn to forget songs of other descriptions. We have shown this little book, before its publication, to persons who have made the instruction of youth the study of their lives, and who, after the most serious examination of it, have pronounced it deserving to be found in the hands of all children ; it is now, therefore, presented to them, in full confidence that it will conduce to their bensefit.

May it be, then, my young friends, your guide and companion; may these little tunes now instruct and now amuse you; may they teacli you obedience and piety, and fill your hearts with joy and cheerfulness. May you learn, through them, to respect your school and your home, your young friends and yourselves; and, to express all my wishes in one wold, may they make you better while they make you happier. THE AUTHOR.

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Novello's Library continued. " Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and ability. * ** *

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OUR SHORT MORNING ANTHEMS. No, x, O F praise the Lord; No. 2, O God, our Refuge and Strength;

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TIDINGS, S.S.A.T.T.B.B. is. 9d. CROCE. BEHOLD, I BRING YOU GLAD TIDINGS,

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HANDEL. FOR BEHOLD, DARKNESS. Recit. - The people that walked in darkness. Air, B. . - For unto us a Child is born. Is. 3d. Octavo, 4?d.

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HOPKINS, E. J. LET US NOW GO EVEN UNTO BETHLEHEM, S.A.T.B. 9d. Single vocal parts, 6d. Class copy, l4d.

JACKSON (Masham). SING, 0 HEAVENS (4voices). is. Separate vocal parts, 6d.

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THORNE, E. H. BEHOLD THE DAY'S COME. Full, 4 voices. . s.

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IONS, THOMAS. A CHRISTMAS MADRIGAL, "The wintry winds are blowing" (4 voices). Folio size, 6d., class copy, I d.

MACRAY. A SONG, A SONG KEEP SINGING. A Christmas Carol (4 voices). The words translated from the < Fest Kalender." 6d.

MATHEY. O! CHRISTMAS IS THE SEASON. Madrigal (4 voices). 9d.

NOVELLO'S TWELFTH-NIGHT SONG (4 voices). Words by HERRICK. is. 6d. Class copy, i|d.

THE BOAR'S HEAD CAROL, & " O, THE ROAST BEEF OF OLD ENGLAND." l4d.

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celebrated Christmas Hymn, Adeste Fideles, for Solo, Duet, Trio, and Quartett. Folio, price is. 9d.; class copy, id. W H. BIRCH'S CHRISTMAS ANTHEM, "Behold, separate vocal parts, Is. ; orchestral parts, 5s. 6d. I bring you gad idings and ChristmasHymn,

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~~~~~ti1Ito~ trt0* Price 25s.

0OORE'S IRISH IELO0DIES, (SONGS AND DUETS,)

WITI NEW SYMPHONIES AND ACCOMPANIMENTS FOR THE PIANOFORTE BY

MIm. W. BALFE. In One Volume (240 pages), full music size, elegantly printed

on superfine paper, bound in liglit green cloth, gilt edges. Containing 73 of the most popular of the Melodies; also 17 of

them arranged as Vocal Duets. Prospectus, with Preface and Specimen Page, gratis on application.

CON As a beam o'er the face At the mid hour of night Avenging and bright Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Contralto) Believe me, if all those endearing Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) By the hope within us springing

(Q uartett) By that lake, whose gloomy shore Come, send round the wine Come o'er the sea Come, rest on this bosom Dear Harp of my country Drink to her Erin ! the tear and the smile Erin ! oh Erin ! Eveleen's bower Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Farewell, but whenever you welcome

the hour Fill the bumper fair Fly not yet Go where glory waits thee Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Has sorrow thy young days shaded ? Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Here we dwell in holiest bowers How dear to me the hour How oft has the Benshee cried ! I'd mourn the hopes that leave me I saw thy form in youthful prime I saw from the beach It is not the tear, at this moment shed Lesbia hath a beaming eye Let Erin remember the days of old Love's young dream Nay, tell me anot, dear Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Contralto) Niglt clos'd around No I not more welcome Oh ! breathe not his name Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Oh ! think not my spirits Oh ! blame not the bard Ditto tDuet, Soprano and Tenor) Oh ! 'tis sweet to think - Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Contralto)

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rs. Oh ! the shamrock (Thro' Erin's isle) Oh ! had we some bright little isle of

our own Oh ! doubt me not Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Oh I where's the slave? Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Contralto) One bumper at parting Remember the glories of Brien Rich and rare were the gems she wore She is far from the land Silent, oh Moyle ! be the roar Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) St. Senanus and the lady Sublime was the warning Take back the virgin page lT'le harp that once thro' Tara's halls The meeting of the waters Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Tlie young May moon Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Contralto) The Minstrel-boy The time I've lost in wooing This life is all chequer'd The valley lay smiling before me Though the last glimpse of Erin Though dark are our sorrows Thro' grief and thro' danger 'Tis believed that this harp 'Tis gone, and for ever Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) 'Tis tle last rose of Summer Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Tenor) Weep on, weep on We may roam thro' this world What the bee is to the flow'iet (Duet) When he, who adores thee When in death I shall calm recline When dayliglit was yet sleeping

(Air-Paddy's resource) Ditto (Air-Kitty of Coleraine) When first I met thee When thro' life unblest we rove Ditto (Duet, Soprano and Contralto) While gazing on the moon's light While History's muse You remember Ellen

Each Song or Duet may be had singly, price 6d. This VWork will also be issued in Twelve Monthly Parts, each

containing 20 pages. PARTS I. to IX., PRICE 2s. EACH, ARE NOW READY.

Price 6s. 6d. 'IJ?TY OF THE MOST POPULAR OF

MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES

HARMONIZED AS

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A large edition of these Quartetts, price 16s., uniform with the volume of

Songs and Duets, is also published. Each Quartett may be had singly,

at 2d. or 6d. each. No. CONTENTS. 100 As a beam o'er the face of the waters 125 Avenging and bright 111 Believe me, if all those endearing young charms 123 By that lake, whose gloomy shore 133 Come o'er the sea 138 Come, rest on this bosom 140 Dear Harp of my country 92 Erin ! the tear and the smile in thine eyes

103 Eveleen's bower 132 Farewell, but whenever you welcome the hour 91 Go where glory waits thee

135 Has sorrow thy young days shaded ? 104 How dear to me tle hour 106 How oft has the Benshee cried ! 139 I'd mourn the hopes that leave me 122 I saw thy form in youthful prime 117 It is not the tear, at this moment shed 115 Lesbia hath a beaming eye 108 Let Erin remember the days of old 119 Love's young dream 124 Nay, tell me not, dear 112 Night clos'd around 134 No, not more welcome 93 Oh! breathe not his name 97 Oh! think not my spirits are always as light

101 Oh ! haste and leave this sacred isle 119 Oh I the days are gone, when Beauty bright 126 Oh! the Shamrock (Thro' Erin's isle) 127 Oh! had we some bright little isle of our own 137 Oh I where's the slave? 131 One bumper at parting 94 Remember tle glories of Brien the Brave 98 Rich and rare were thle gems she wore

121 She is far from the land 107 Silent, oh Moyle ! be the roar of thy water 101 St. Senanus and the lady 110 Sublime was the warlinig 96 The harp that olnce thro' Tara's halls

102 The meeting of the waters 129 The young May moon 130 The Minstrel-Boy 136 The time I've lost in wooing 99 Though the last glimpse of Erin

113 Thro' grief and thro' danlger 118' 'Tis believed that this Harp 123 'Tis the last rose of Summer 120 Weep on, weep on 109 We may roam thro' this world 95 When he, who adores thee

105 When in death I shall calm recline 114 When daylight was yet sleeping (Air-Paddy's 116 When thro' life unblest we rove [resource)

The unanimous opinion of musical judges haviing pronounced the Symphonies and Accompaniments of Sir John Stevenson, originally allied to the " Jrish Melodies," both technically incorrect aind characteristically inappropriate, the publisher has great pleasure in anntouncing that Mr. Ml. W. BALPE has re-arranged the whole of them expressly for tllis edition, which is also supplied with an explanatory and historical preface (which may be had gratis). With these advantages, combined with a careful revision both of the musical notes and the poetical text, and the whole of the words being set to the music, the publisher confidently recommends his edition of " Moore's Irish Melodies" to the public, as one tlhat may challenge competition as the most perfect extant.

i* All Orders should distinctly express "Balfe's Edition." London: J. ALFRED NOVELLO, 69, Dean Street, Soho (W.), and 35, Poultry (E.C.): also in New York.

Published by JosEPa ALPRED NOVELLO, 69, Dean Street, Soho, and 35, Poultry; also in New York, at 1, Clinton Itall, Astor Place. Sold also by Kent and Co., Paternoster Row,-Tuesday, November 1st, 1859.

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