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LATEST LIST OF NEW MUSIC. 


Oxford Galop. By E. H. Benedict. - - 50 

A first-rate Galop—brilliant, effective, and not difficult. 

Fortnnas Galop. By Maud Talbot. - - 40 

Young Heart’s Waltz. By Maud Talbot. - 75 

Both exceptionally good—bright, and lots of “go ” in them; the title-page 
is a “joy forever”—a masterpiece of lithographic art. 

(! Too-All-But Waltz. By M. G. Giannetti. - 40 

Embellished with a correct likeness of Oscar Wilde—knee breeches, attitude I 
and all—and the music is easy and of a languishing kind. 


Jumbo’s March. By G. Barnham. 


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Dedicated to P. T. Barnum, who pronounces the title a perfect likeness of 
Jumbo. The “ Baby Elephant” also appears as “ Me Too,” and the music is 
vigorous and appropriate. 

La Diva Polka. By C. E. Pratt. - - 75 

Adorned with an elegant portrait of Mme. Patti, and the music excellent. 

Rain Drops. By E. O. Eaton. - - - 75 

A new edition of one of the finest and most beautiful fantasies known. 
Keplete with brilliant effects, and will amply repay careful study. 

Bright as a Button Polka. By C. V. Cloy. 35 

Very easy, and well named—for it is as bright as one could wish for. 

Bird-in-Hand Polka. By L. C. Desormes. 40 

Chirping Birds Polka. By Le Baron. - 40 

Both good and attractive. The former quite easy, and the latter of medium 
difficulty. 

Fresh Life March. By W. F. Sudds. - - 60 

American Triumphal March. By W. F. Sudds. 50 
Flower of the Flock March. By Frank Green. 40 

A trio of grand, good Marches. It is safe to say that no better ones have 
been published for a long while, and lovers of brilliant, rousing music would do 
well to examine. 

Happiness. Idylle for Piano, by C. V. Cloy. - 40 

Joyful and Happy. Morceau de Salon, by C. Kinkel. 50 

Two delightful piano pieces, of medium difficulty, and in the fresh and 
charming style which made the “Shepherd Boy” so popular and universally 
liked. 

Peasants’ Wedding. Rustic Dance, by E. Hoffman. 50 

Brilliant and showy, aAd worthy the author of th6 famous “Mocking Bird” 
Transcription. 

Constancy. Melody, by C. De Janon. - - 40 

Mignonette. Nocturne, by R. Goerdeler. * 40 

Fata Morgana. Melody, by R. Goerdeler. - 30 

All three very attractive compositions. Well written—effective, and in 
good style. 

Stephanie. Gavotte de la Princesse, by A. Czibulka. 40 

Beautifully written, and will be highly prized by music lovers. 


Everybody’s Darling Schottische. - - 40 

Arranged by F. ter Linden. 

Played by the Theatre Orchestras and Gilmore’s Band with great success, 
and makes a charming piano piece as well. 

Rock of Ages. (Dr. Hastings.) - * - 50 

Transcription by A. E. Warren. 

The Lost Chord. (Arthur Sullivan.) - - 50 

Transcription by Theo. Moelling. 

Day When You’ll Forget Me. (J. R. Thomas.) 50 
Transcription by C. E. Francois. 

Those fond of transcriptions will be delighted with these. They are noble 
airs, and skilfully transcribed. The two former are deeply impressive and 
grand, and the latter bright and fanciful. 

Minnie Waltzes. By J. T. Draper. - - 75 

Twelve O’Clock Waltz. By H. De Barri. - 50 

Woman’s Love ( Frauenliebe ). Waltz, by P. Fahrbach. 75 
Dip, Swing, and Feather Waltz. ByC. MacEvoy. 75 

A quartette of lovely Waltzes, all popular and successful, and on the high 
tide of public favor. 

Patience Waltz (60) and Patience Lancers. 40 
Merry War Waltz (75) & Merry War Lancers. 40 

Waltzes and Lancers from the two great operatic successes of the day No 
music is danced as much as these, and no music could be more enjoyable. 

Girouette. (Coedes.) Potpourri by Le Baron. 1.00 
Merry War. (Strauss.) Potpourri by J. Strauss. - 80 

Manola, or Day and Night. (Lecocq.) - 1.00 
Potpourri by Le Baron. 

Three new and popular operas, very attractively arranged for piano. 

Mascot, Patience, & Olivette, for 4 Hands, each 1.00 

Popular operas effectively arranged by Le Baron as pianoforte duets. 

Westward Ho ! Galop de Concert. 4 Hands. - 1.00 
By G. D. Wilson. 

Wandering Sprite. - . 75 

Polka de Concert. (J. C. Engelbrecht.) Arr. by H. Maylath. 

Harp at Midnight. - - - - 75 

Nocturne for Piano. (V. B. Aubert.) Arr. by H. Maylath. 

Dance of the Haymakers. * - - 90 

Morceau de Concert, arranged by G. D. Wilson. 

Moonlight on the Hudson. - - *75 

Morceau de Salon, arranged by G. D. Wilson. 

Abo— are Piano-Forte Duets-arrangements for four hands of brilliant and 

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