The march of the men of Harlech

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MARCH MEGAN
2 . TH F. Rl S I NO or TH E LARK
'3 . MARCH OF THE MEN OF HARLECH

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5 . SAVOURNEEN DEELISH

6 . LA ROSA VALS E

7 . SHE WOnC A WREATH OF ROSES
THE LA»T ROSE OF SUMMER

HOME SWEET HOME

THE HEART BOW'd DOWN

WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYIN&

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16. THE LASS OF RICHMOND HILL

17. THE MAID OF LLANG-OLLEN

le . MY LODG ING IG ON THE COLD GROUND

13. OFT IN THE STILLY NI&HT

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21. ROSE SOFTLY BLOOMING-

22. THE WtARlN& OF" THE OREEN

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Xo.

A CATALOGUE

OF

H A R P SOLO S.

N.B.—The letters be/ore the names denote t/u degree 0/ difficulty; a, stands for difficult; b, moderately difficult; c, '.asy ; d, very easy.

AlVARS, PARISH. ,. d.

• t&ntx^, dedicated to Thalberg 5 o

I IXktroducrijn and variations CD a favourite Air of Bellini 4 o

! March* favoiiie du Sultan a 6

( Tw«l« favcHiTite airs 3 o

AFTOKMAS.

( VVlLSH MELODIES :

I. The rising of the sun i 6

J. Of noble race was bhenkin 2 6

3. Ap Shenkin 2 6

4. Poor -Mary Anne 2 6

5. Love's fascination 2 6

6. Sweet Richard a 6

* Aptominas's polka 3 o

BELLOTTA, F.

opira de Verdi

BOCHSA, K. C.

I Menestrel Itahen. UixMorceaux, courts etbrillants:

I. Di Pescatore and Ama tua madre (Lucrezia)

». O divina Agnese (Beatrice di Tenda)

3. Com" e hello (Lucrezia Borgia)

«. Meco & Voga vogaluna (La Straniera)

5. March & Pas ridoubli (SaflTo)

6. Vpga, voga, & Sogno tajor (Parisina) .

vieni (Cavatine-Mazurka de Pacini)

8. Ah; tusei (Parisina)

9. (Quanta 4 bello (L'elisired'amore)

la. \o I'udia (Torquato Tasso)

Recreations pour les Harpistes de toutes les forces :

1. My own blue bell

a, 'Ihe biidal ring

V The Prince of Wales' march

4. March in the old Irish style

5. Souvenir h I'Ecossaise

6. The wild white rose

7. Rondo i la villageoise

9. Le moulinet ,

.0. Welch polka

Reliques Irlandaises. Favourite Irish airs in 3 books :

I. Plaiixiy Kelly and The old woman

a. Nancy Dawson and Savoumeen Deelish

3. Sly Patrick and The Moreen

Les plaisirs de la m^moire. Select melodies from the works of

the most popular composers, intended to be performed from

memory. In 4 books each

Preparation a l'eti;de. 200 short miscellaneous and

independent passages, calculated to give steadiness and

frc.dom to the hands, flexibility and strength to the fingers,

and a thorough knowledge of every species of fingering.

In 4 hooks 1 each

Eighteen entikely new studies, calculated to give

Elegant extracts, forming the second class of the Appendix

to the general course of instructions ]

rASTEFt;L EXERCISES On a favourite melody by Bishop, being
the general course of

< Twelve fru

facility ot

« A te diro (Roberto Devereux). Transcription

h A temple to friendship (T. Moore). Variations

t Cease your funning. Fantasia and variations

c Cease your funning. (Variations as sung by Mrs. Salmon) . .

t Grand mil)tar>' march

c Grand parade march

i L'encouragement. Simple melodies arranged in a most easy

style

I Partant pour la Syrie. Fantaisie martiale

let- -vi: :: ^TvrMi-nne de GuillaumeTell)

J la'-ijii-. , ntroducing the Tartar drum)

( Tnc . • *ignol waltz

r The last nt ». . j . "^ march

A Weber's last waltz. Grand and brilliant •>

CHATTEBTON, FKEDEBICE.

h Amor ! possenie nome. Petite fantaisie

h LTiorloge des Tuileries. Petit amusement

• Lc carnaval de Venise. Morceau fantastique .

I like dawn of spring. Easter piece

VEATTERTON, J. BALSIR.

, and preludes in various

I A SELECTION OF HIS FAVOURITE COMPOSITIONS :

I. Annie Laurie. Scotch melody. Transcribed

J. Auld Robin Gray. Scotch melody. Transcribed ....

3. Bardic relics. No. i. Sweet Richard

4. Bardic relics, No. 2. Nosgalan

%. Bardic relics. No. 3. Llandovery and Serch hudol..

6. Bardic relics, No 4. Of noble race was Shenkin

7. Beauties of Irish melody. Savourneen deelish and

Kate Kearney

8. Bridal inarch

9. Chant des Crt/ates (J. Blumenthal)

sh melody, No i 2

sh melody, No. 2 2

ij God save the Queen. Variations 3

14. Gondolier row. Variations 3

15. Grand .American march 2

16. II trovalore (The prison scene) 3

17. Kathleen Mavoumeen and Dermot astore 3

18. L'clisire d'amore. Fantasia 3

19. La gi tana. The new cachucha a

MX Les noces. Fantasia, introducing Danish air %

>i Re'.ics of Wales (Three Welsh aire) 3

w. Rousseau's dream. Capricdo 3

1^, llie bloom is on the rj'e (Bishop) 3

■4. The light of other days (Balfe) 3

t V 'llie old house at home ( Loder) 3

itf. Victoria march (introducing "The brave old oak "). . 3

CHIPP, T. P.

b I love but thee (T. Moore). Introduction and

d The Harpist's 1

1. Merch Me^

2. The rising of the lark

3. March of the men of Harlech

4. Lilla's a lady

5. Savournetn deelish

6. La rosa waltz

DXrSSEK, 0. B.

D. A series of popular melodies \

GODEFEOID, FELIX.

HOLST, GUSTAVUS VON

< DAMES." Select airs, &c. :

.Keller

Le vaillant trouba-Hour

The farewell of Raoul de Coucy Blangin

Le depart du jeune Grec

Adolphine. German air

German Waltzes ,

Ye banks and braes o' bonny Doon

What beauties does Flora disclose. Scotch air and i

Quick march

Stanco di pascolar. Venetian air

Di placer (La ga2za ladra)

HUNT, W. R.

The blue bells of Scotland. Introduction and variations

LABAEEE, THEODOEE.

b Non piu mesta. Fantasia on Rossini's
b The last rose of summer Variations.
b There is no home like my own. Variatic

MEYEE, F. C.

Auld Robin Gray. _

M61ange (introducing " My lodging " and *' The

full bearing ')

OBEETHUE, CHAELE3.

Op. 25. Addio, mia vita, addio ! Barcarolle.
Op. 26. Souvenir de Londrt

sur un theme original

Op. 27. Reminiscences des Mousquetaires. Fantasia oi

Halevy's opera

Op. 28. Bijou de Nabuco. Grande fantaisie sur 1' opira d

Verdi

Op. 29. La mclancolie de F. Prume. Transcription

Op. 38. Una lagrima sulla tomba di Parish Alvars. Eligie.

Op. 51. La belle Emmeline. Impromptu

Op. 57. Trois 4tudes

X. La cascade

2. La coquette

3. La consolation ...

RISTIQUE

Op. 61. "Gems OF German SONG." Twelve recreations :
r. Adelaide Beethoven

2. The first violet Mendelssohn

3. Zuleika ; Mendelssohn

4. Cooling zephyrs.. Schubert

5. The huntsman, soldier, and sailor Spohr

6. A ride I once was taking (Trab. trab) Kucken

7. My harp now lies broken (Maid of Judah) .... Kiicken
My heart's on the Rhine Speyer

"' .....Proch

;r) Lindpaintner

11. When the swallows fly towards home (Agathe) . . . . Abt

12. Oh ! wert thou mine for ever Kucken

Op. 89. " Hommage i ScHLBERT." Trois milodtes :

1. Ye flow'rets that to me she gave

2. Praise of tears

3. Norman's Gesang

Op. 94. " Recreations

From the Alp the horn i

I. Bale

3! St. Gail'o'is

1 roam Kalliwoda

the boundless sky Molique

)VACE en Suisse." Trois morceaux originaux:

Ti;ois Etudes de CHiarles Mayer et d'Adolphe Henselt

C. Mayer
C. Mayer
I. Henselt

I. Grace

3. Si oiseau j'euis

Op. 106. Three characteristic melodies :

1. Wenn ich ein Voglein war

a. Lisple Laute, lisple linde

3. Virgo Maria (O Sanctissima)

Op. no. " Pe.vs^es musicales." Trois pieces de salon :

2. Sorrow and relief

3. Cradle song

Op. 115. Bonnie Scotland. Fantaisie brillaate (Scotch airs)
Op. 118. Les montagnes Bohimiennes. Chant national d'apris

Leopold de Meyer

Op. 121. Trois morceaux caractiristiques :

I. La gilana

1. Milodie mazurque

3. La gazelle

Op. 127. Sacred melodies ;

1. Martin Luther's hymn

2. Old hundredth psalm

3. Before Jehovah's awful throne

4. Airs from "The creation" (Haydn)

5. Vital spark of heavenly flame

(,. Agnus Dei (Mozart)

Op. 1 28. Deux melodies de I'opira Les huguenots (Meyerbeer) :

1. Nobles seigneurs. Cavatine du page

2. A ce mot tout s'anime. Air de Marguerite

b Op. 129.

OBEETHUE, CHAELES-<««.'

:ms of the crimson-coloured even ....

She was a creature strange as fair

Tis sweet when in the glowing west

^ Op. 132. Nereides. Sketch

* Op. 142. L'invitazione del gondoliere. Sketch

" Op. 144. II trovatore. Fantasia on Verdi's opera ...

^ Op. 146. La traviata. Souvenir de I'op^ra de Verdi .

Op.

149. "Gem.s of Verdi." Twelve operatic airs, trin-
^^ scribed :. ..each

,

,

3-

Si la stanchezza Trovatore

I

I
9-

La mia letizia I Lombardi

La donna i mobile Rigoletto

Parigi, 0 cara Traviata

Ah, fors' e lui Traviata

Di Provenzail mar Traviata

Libiamo (Brindisi) Traviata

12

Op.,

S8. "Seaside RAMBLES." Four musical sketches :

Sea nymphs

J

My bark glides through the silver wave

4.

Water sprites

Op. 159. Andalusia. Bolero brillant

Op. 166. The keel row. Fantasia

Op. 167. Santa Lucia. Neapolitan air ... .

Op. 170. Un hallo in maschera. Fantaisie

Songs without ■

2." Ich denke Jein, wenn durch de

3. Eilende Wolken, Segler der Lufte.

4. Emelina

5. Selige Tage

6. Nachgefuhl

7. Adieu, charmant pays de France . . .

8. For I, methinks, till I grow old

9. L'air est doux, le ciel est beau

JO. Ange aux yeux bleus

11. We rove among "he roses

12. Au bord du Rhin

I ^. Au bord de la Lahn

14. Au bord de la Nahe

15. Au bord du Neckar

16. Auf leichtem Zweig

Remind 1

:sad

"Voyage lyrique." Twenly-

four National Airs ea^h 3

I. Norway.

13. Romagna.

3. Denmark.

15. Spain.

4. Russia (God save the

16. Portugal

Emperor).

17. SwitzerUr.u.

5. Prussia.

18. France (La RLirseillaise).

19. France (Les Girondins).

20. Belgium.

8. Saxony.

21. Holland.

22. England (Ru"e P.ritannia).

23. America (Hail Columbia).

10. Austria (Haydn's hym->).

II. Hungary.

24. England (God save tl«

[Queenj.

STEIL

W. H.

My lodging is on the cold ground (variations) «

STEEATHEE, WILLIAM.

TAYLOE, GEBHAED.

a Com' i gentil (Don Pasquale). Transcription

a Fantasia on Irish melodies (The harp that once, Believe me if

all, and Meeting of the waters)

a Two favourite Irish melodies (Coolin and The minstrel boyj.

THOMAS, JOHN.

ELSH melodies. Transcribed :

1. The ash grove .„, «—*.«.,,

2. The bells of Aberdovey

3. Sweet melody, sweet Richard ,

4. The rising of the sun ...

5. 'ihe march of the men of Harlech

6. Riding over the moui.tain (original melody by J . Thoma«)

7. 1 he plain of Rhuddlan

8. Love's fascination

9. The rising of the lark

10. The camp (Of noble rao

1 1. Megan's daughter

12. The minstrel's adieu to 1

by J. Thomas)

13. Watching the wheat . . .

i Shenkin)

itive land (original melod;

Ne

The dying bard to his I

1 5. David of the white rock,
i6. Over the stone

17. The miller's daughter

18. Come to battle

19. All through the night '.

20. The blackbird

21. The dawn of day

22. Britain's lament

23. Black Sir Harry

24. The departure of the king

La soiu-ce. Caprice of J. Blumenthal, transcribed

1 he harmonious blacksmith, of Handel, transcribed

WEIGHT, T. H

C^edonian Fantasia, introducing favourite ScotcL melodies..

Com' e gentil (Don Pasquale). Fantasia

Deh calma oh ciel (Otello). Transcription ....

ciei ^uteuo;. 1 ranscnption . .
: ricovero (Lucia). Arranged

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