350T H E e t u d eARTHUR P. SCHMIDTJMueic publisherBOSTON146 Boylston StreetLEIPZIGN E W Y O RK J36 Fifth AvenueMUSICAL NOVELTIES. $0.40. .40 . .40PIAN O FO RTE SO L O SA L E T T E R , W .In Stately Measure. Menuetto Piccolo. (2A) . . B A U M F E L D E R , F R IE D R IC H .Op. 375. Maybells are ringing. (2a )..................Op. 377. Joyous Fanfares. March. (2c) . . . . B E R W A L D , W .Op. 26, No. 1. Menuetto graziose. ( 3 A ) ................................60N o. 2. Mazurka Capripe. ( 3 B ) ................................... 60No. 3. Valsette Impromptu. (3 B )................................60No. 4. Romance Poetique. ( 3 c ) ................................40B U R G , A L F R E D .Op. 40, Sylvan Pictures. Four characteristic pieces :N o. 1. Through the M eadows. ( 2 A ) ........................ 60N o. 2. Dance of the Elves. ( 3 B ) ................................60No. 3. The W aving Pines. ( 3 A ) ............................... 60N o. 4. Flowers of the Forest. (3 A )............................ 60F O E R S T E R , A L B A N .Op. 156, No. 1. W ith Flying Colours. ( 2 c ) ........................ 40No. 2. Shepherd’s Song. ( 2 c ) ................................... 30Op. 157. The M eadow Brook. (3 A )...........................................40H U M M E L , JO H . E.Op. 448, N o. 1. The Chimes in the W ood . Idylle. (3B) .40N o. 2. Under the Linden Trees. ( 2 B ) .....................40Op. 458. Dreams of Youth. Minuetto. ( 2 A ) ........................ 40Op. 462. E lsa’s Message. Tyrolienne. ( 3 A ) .........................40L A Z A R U S , G U S T A V .Op. 65, N o. 1. Nocturne Romantique. (4 A )............................ 60No. 2. Valse M elodique. ( 3 c ) ................................... 60S C H IL D , C A R L .Op. 54. Dream of H ope. ( 2 c ) .................................................. 40Op. 55. Pure as Snow. (3 A )......................................................... 40^/ — x ................................... 30.............................40.............................40....................................60Op. 62. Birthday Greeting. (2c) S C H U M A N N , GEORG.Op. 23, N o. 1. M orning. (4A) . No. 2. At Evening. (3c) N o. 3. Barcarolle. (4A) . W A C H S , PAU L.F£mina. Valse Lente. (3A) . .PIAN O FO R TE STUDIESTHE PUPIL'S FIRST ETUDE ALBUMA collection of the Easiest Pianoforte Etudes. Selected and arranged in progressive orderB YFERDINAND MEYER Price, $1.00 PIAN O FO RTE DUETSB E A C H , M RS. H . H. A.Op. 47. Summer Dreams. Six duets (E dition Schmidt,No. 5 5 ) .....................................................................1.25N o. 1. The Brownies.N o. 2. Robin Redbreast.N o. 3. Twilight.No. 4. Katydids.No. 5. Elfin Tarantelle.No. 6. G ood Night.VIOLIN AND PIANOP A L A SC H K O , JOH.Op. 31. Six Bagatelles for V iolin (1st Position).No. 1. Spinning S o n g ........................................ ... . .50No. 2. B a r c a r o lle .............................................................50N o. 3. R o n d o .................................................................... 50No. 4. L e g e n d e .................................................................50No. 5. No. 6.Sketch . . . ........................................ ... . .50Rustic D a n c e .................................... . . .50SONGSA M B R O SE , P A U L .Op. 18, N o. 1. The Crown of Love.G (d -g ), E Flat (b flat-e flat) .40 No. 2. A Spring Song,G (f sharp-b), E Flat (d-g) .60 N o. 3. Consolation. F (d -c), D Flat (b flat-a flat) .30Op. 19. The Lotus F low er T w o K e y s ....................................40H A H N , J. H .Op. 15, N o. 1. The Proposal. A (d f l a t - e ) ............................ 40N o. 2. L ove Thee, Dearest. B Flat ( e - g ) ................. 40H E R M A N N , W .Op. 49. The Tim e of Roses. A (d sharp-g or a) . . . . H Y A T T , N. IR VIN G .Op. 4, No. 1. Marguerite. E Flat (d -f), C (b-d) . . . .No. 2. Beneath T hy Lattice. A Flat (e-e), F (c-c) S H E P A R D , T H O M A S G.“ M e.” A Cycle o f Songs. T ext from “ A C hild’ s Garden of V erses,” by Robert Louis Stevenson. (E dition Schmidt, No. 56).60No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4No. 5 No. 6Foreign Lands.The Land of Counterpane. My Shadow.The Lamplighter.My Ship and I.Farewell to the Farm.i NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES SENT FREENo* i f Piano.No. 2 , Songs. No. 3 , Octavo. No. 4 f Violin. 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