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SUNG BY THE LONDON VOCAL UNION.

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THE WORDS FROM THE " INGOLDSBY LEGENDS'
{By permission of Messrs. Richard Bentlev and Son)

THE MUSIC COMPOSED BY

A. C. MACKENZIE

Op. 8, No. 6.

Ent. Sta. Hall-. Price Fourpence.

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(Op. 8, No. 6).

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THE ORPHEUS

(NEW SERIES)

A COLLECTION OF GLEES AND PART-SONGS FOR MALE VOICES.

Notwithstanding the popularity of the Orpheus in its former shape, it is believed that
its issue in separate Voice Parts is scarcely in accordance with the present taste; it is
therefore the intention of Messrs. Novello, Ewer and Co. to publish a New Series of this
favourite Collection, in which every composition will appear in the popular Octavo form,
in single numbers printed in Vocal Score, with a carefully revised Pianoforte Accompani-
ment. In many instances the translation of the words will also undergo revision.
The Orpheus will now consist exclusively of Part-Music for

MALE VOICES ONLY.

The whole of the original Series, with a few unimportant exceptions, will be published in
the new form, and new compositions by the best composers will be added from time to
time, as well as a number of pieces which have become popular in other forms or in other
Collections. The Part-Songs for Mixed Voices hitherto contained in the Series will in
future appear in the " Part-Song Book."

The whole of the compositions by Mendelssohn, until now included in the Orpheus,
will be issued as a separate publication, forming a complete collection of his Part-Songs.

I

The long day closes

A. Sullivan

Id

2

The Beleaguered

A. Sullivan

3d

3

The Homeward Watch

H. Smart

lid

4

Come away, come away

Schafer

i¥

5

Onward roaming, never weary

Muller

ijrf

6

Hark! the merry drum

Krugh

3d

7

Vermeland

Swedish Melody

i\d

8

Dear land of my fathers

Swedish Melody

x\d

9

Still amid old Sweden's youth

Dalecarlian Song

lid

IO

A Franklyn's dogge

A. C. Mackenzie

\d

ii

All things love thee

J. L. Hatton

3d

12

A Song of winter

J. L. Hatton

3d

13

Going away

J. L. Hatton

3d

14

Sleep, my sweet

J. L. Hatton

3d

15

Spring, ye flow'rets

J. L. Hatton

i\d

16

Summer eve

J. L. Hatton

3d

17

The sweet creature ...

J. L. Hatton

3d

18

To Julia

J. L. Hatton

3d

19

0 thou whose beams (Ossian's Hymn)

Sir John Gbss

6d

20

T'other day as I sat (Sycamore Shade) ...

Sir John Goss

^d

21

Hark! heard ye not ...

Sir John Goss

6d

22

The courtly bard (Kitty Fell)

Sir John Goss

ifd

23

The Chase

Ch. Gounod

/\.d

24

The night is cloudless and serene

Schubert

<d

25

Battle Song

Schumann

3d

26

Weighing anchor (Outward Bound)

G. A. Macfarren

q.d

27

I WISH to tune my quivering lyre

T. F. Walmisley

3d

28

Cheerfulness

Ciro PlNSUTI

Qd

29

How dear to me the hour ...

ClRO PlNSUTI

6d

30

Peace

J. Fredk. Bridge

+d

31

With thee, sweet hope

J. Fredk. Bridge

6d

32

Let maids be false, so wine be true

George C. Martin

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