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A CATALOGUE
N.B.— The
HARP SOLOS.
ALVARS, PABISH.
letters before the names denote

1. d.
the degree of difficulty

CHIPP,
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a, stands for difficult;

T. P. t.
b

d.
t
moderately difficult; c, easy;

OBERTHUR, CHARLES-^^fft>f«4si
d %
very easy.

a> 4
Fantasia, dedicated to Thalberg —. o b I love but thee (T. Moore). Introduction and variations 3 © Op. 129. " /Kolian chords." Three melodies :
5
Introduction and variations on a favourite Air of Bellini.. 4 • 1. Gems of the crimson-coloured even „..,*—-•
Marche favoiue du Sultan .............. a 6 DUSSEK, 0. B. a. She was a creature strange as fair ....„.... — —— «—
Twelve favourite airs — — *.»* — _ — . • 3, 'Tis sweet when in the glowing west.. -. — — — — —
3
The Harpist's friend A series of popular melodies :

Op. 132. Nereides. Sketch -.—...

APTOMMAS. s. Merch Megan ..._-.— x
a. The rising of the lark Op. 142. L'invitazione del gondoliere. Sketch —
Wblsh melodies :
Op. 144. II trovatore. Fantasia on Verdi's opera
The rising of the sun 3. March of the men of Harlech
I.
4. a lady
Lilla's
Op. 146. La traviata. Souvenir de 1' opera de Verdi
a. Of noble race was Shenkin
Ap Shenkin 5. Savourneen deelish b Op. 149. "Gems op Verdi." Twelve operatic airs, trmn-
3.
4. Poor Mary Anne 6. La rosa waltz „ scribed .each a f
5. Love's fascination **«, I. Ah ! chela morte Trovatore
Sweet Richard
6. . GODEFROID, FELIX. a. II balen del suo sorriso „ Trovatore
Aptommas's polka
b Lucrezia Borgia. Fantasia on Donizetti's opera ••_•.-. — _ °
3. Si la stanchezza „ Trovatore
4 4. Stride la vampa Trovatore
BELLOTTA, F.
l Norma. Fantasia on Bellini's opera «__«. — _ 4 °
5. La mia letizia I Lombardi
6. La donna e mobile Rigoletto
I Galop briliant ...•-.-..•_ — — a 6
I II trovatore. Fantaisie sur 1'opera de Verdi .... — — -. — _— 3 6
HOLST, GTJSTAVTJ8 VON. 7. Parigi, o cara Traviata
8. Ah, fors' e lui Traviata
f"ETKENNBS aux dames. " Select airs, &c. :

9. Di Provenza il mar Traviata

BOCHSA, N. C. I. True love. German air Keller a 6
10. Libiamo (Brindisi) Traviata
a. Le vaillant troubadour » 6
k Le m£nbstrkl Italien. Dix Morceaux, courts et briliant*:
Blangmi
ix. Ernani in vol ami Ernani
x, Di Pescatore and Ama tua madre (Lucrezia) 1 6 3. The farewell of Raoul de Coucy ...... a 6
12. Va pensiero Nabuco
s. O divina Agnese (Beatrice di Tenda) «... « a 6 4. Le depart du jeune Grec «... a 6

Corn' e bello (Lucrezia Borgia) _ — — .... • 6 5. Adolphtne. German air a 4 b Op. 158. " Seaside rambles." Four musical sketches :
3.
4. Meco & Voga voga luna (La Straniera) , 6 6. German Waltzes a • 1. Sea nymphs —
March & Pas r6douhle (SarTo) « a 6 7. Ye banks and braes o' bonny Doon a. 6 a. Murmuring waves —
5. .

6. Voga, voga, & Sogno lalor (Parisina); .. a I 8. What beauties does Flora disclose. Scotch air and a 3. My bark glides through the silver wave .._„«.
7. Vieni ah' vieni Cavatine-Mazurka de Pacini)
< a 6 Quick march .
4. Water sprites _..«_..
8. Ah tu sei ( Parisina) a 6 9. Stanco di pascolar. Venetian air ...... a 6
! ,

Quanto e bello (L'elisirc d'amore). ...... a 6 zo. Di piacer (La gazza ladra) - —«•— — — a 6 b Op. 159. Andalusia. Bolero briliant — .. — — -.—
9.
10. Io I'udia (Torquato Tasso)
.

a 6
b Op. 166. The keel row Fantasia „..«._ — —
b Op. 167. Santa Lucia. Neapolitan air «...• ••-.• —
b Reservations pour les Harpistes de toutet les forces :
HUNT, W. R. b Op. 170. Un ballo in masc'iera. Fantaisie _.._...-
x. My own blue bell ........ a 4 € The blue bells of Scotland. Introduction and variations. S o
a. The bridal ring ....... a 6 b Songs without words :

a, The Prince of Wales' march a 6 1. Dans ces instants coeur pensem "

4. March in the old Irish style 2 6 LABARRE, THEODORE. 2. Ich denkr iein, wenn iurch den Hain der Nmchtigatlen
Souvenir a t'Ecossaise a 6 3. Eilende Wolken, Segler der Lllfte
5. b Non piu mesta. Fantasia on Rossini's air
4. Eme'ina u—
6. The wild white rose ....... a 6 b The last rose of summer Variations ...........
7. Rondo a la villageoise a 6 b There is no home like my own. Variations ...........
5. Seli;;e Tage HH .... U «
S. L'invitation a la polka » a 6 6. Na.hgefuhl „ «
Le moulinet a 6 7. Adieu, charmant pays de France *>«•«••
9.
10. Welch polka a 6 MEYER, F. C. 8. For 1, methinks, till 1 grow old MMMMM
9. L'air est doux, le ciel est beau >• *•«••*•*
Reliqtks Ielandaises. Favourite Irish airs in 3 books : b Auld Robin Gray. Divertimento 3 o xo. Ange aux yeux bleus «
I, Planxty Kelly and The old woman — a 6 b Melange (introducing "My lodging " and "The rose-tree in 11. We rove among *he roses
a. Nancy Dawson and Savourneen Deelish — ... — a 6 full bearing') 4 o 12. Au bord du Rhin
3. Sly Patrick and The Moreen „ a 6 13. Au bord de la Lahn «—
e Les plaisirs mlmoire. Select melodies from the works of
de la OBERTHUR, CKARLES. 14. Au bord de la Nahe ....„« -.« —
the most popular composers, intended to be performed from 15. Au bord du Neckar.... UH ~
memory. In 4 books each 4 o b Op. 25. Addio, mia vita, addio ! Barcarolle ,. a 6 16. Auf Ieichtem Zweig ,... MM —
m Op. 26. Souvenir de Londres. Fanta'.sieet variations bri Mantes 17. Ah be not sad
!

9> Preparation a l'etudb. 200 short miscellaneous and sur un theme original 6 o 1 8. Remind me not «
independent passages, calculated to give steadiness and Reminiscences des Mousquetaires. Fantasia on
b Op. 27.
freedom to the hands, flexibility and strength to the fingers, Halevy's opera 3 o "Voyage lyriquev Twenty-four National Airs. .each 3
and a thorough knowledge of every species of fingering. b Op. 28. Bijou de Nabuco. Grande fantaisie sur 1' op£ra de 1. Norway. 13. Romagna.
In 4 books each 3 o
o Sweden. Naples.
Verdi 7 2.

4 Eighteen entirely new studies, calculated to give b Op. 29. La meJancolie de F. Prume. Transcription a 6 3. Denmark. Spain.
strength and independence to the fingers, freedom to Doth b Op. 38. Una iagrinia sulla tomba di Parish Atvars. Eligie.. 3 o 4. Russia (God save the Portugal.
hands and steadiness to the wrists, a books each 7 b Op. 51. La belle Emmeline. Impromptu 3 6 Emperor), Switzerland.
3. Prussia. France (La Marseillaise).
* Elegant extracts, forming the second class of the Appendix: b Op. 57. Trois £tudl*s caracteristiqubs :
6. Prussia. France (Les Girondins).
to the general course of instructions 1 1. La cascade »_«•_••«»•• 3 6
7. Poland. Belgium.
# Tasteful BXERCISBS on a favourite melody by Bishop, being
a. La coquette M ., •*» a o 8. Saxony. Holland.
3. La consolation 3 Bavaria. England (Rule Britannia).
the first class of the Appendix to the general course of 9.
instructions b Op. 61. "Gems of German song." Twelve recreations 10. Austria (Haydn's hymn). America (Hail Columbia),
1. Adelaide Beethoven 3 o 11. Hungary. 24. England (God save the
« The pupil's compak t
on. Forty progressive studies. 4 books
a. The first violet Mendelssohn a o xa. Sardinia. [Queen).
each
3. Zuleika Mendelssohn a o
Twelve progressive preludes, calculated to promote the 4 Cooling zephyrs Schubert a o
STEIL, W. H.
.

facility of modulation through the most useful keys.... 5 o 5. The huntsman, soldier, and sailor Spohr a 6
A (Roberto Devereux). Transcription
te diro o
6. A once was taking (Trab, trab)
ride I Kticken a a b My lodging is on the cold ground (variations) ...*..••_••_ 3
A temple to friendship (T. Moore). Variations
3
©
7. My harp now lies broken (Maid of Judah) .... Kticken 3
Cease your funning. Fantasia and variations
1
8. My heart's on the Rhine Speyer 3 e
Cease your funning. (Variations as sung by Mrs. Salmon) ..
4
a
o
6
9. From the Alp the horn resounding Proch a 6 STREATHER, WILLIAM.
10. With sword at rest (The standard Dearer) Lindpain'ner a
Grand military march a o
11. When the swallows fly towards home (Agathe) Abt a
b Deh vieni alia finestra. Serenade from Don Juan MM a ..- a
Grand parade march a 6
ia. Oh wert thou mine for ever
! Kucken
. . . .

a o
m Home, sweet home, of Thalberg, transcribed MM« i
L'encouragement. Simple melodies arranged in a most easy
style a 6 c Op. 89. " Hommage 1 Schubert." Trois melodies
Partant pour la Syrie. Fantaisie martiale 4 O 1. Ye flow'rets that to me she gave
:

„.. 1 6
TAtLOR, GERHARD.
Petit souvenir (Tyrolienne de Guillaume Tell) a 6 a. Praise of tears .... 1 6 gentil (Don Pasquale).
Com' e Transcription a fl
Tartar di\ertimento (introducing the Tartar drum) a 6 3. Norman's Gesang 1 6 Fantasia on Irish melodies (The harp that once, Believe me if
The cele urated Rossignol waits x 6
" Recreations musicales." Mid Meeting of the waters) •
The last new French march a 6
b Op. 94- 3 German melodies: all, 3
Weber's Grand and brilliant variations
2. Streamlet cease Curschmann a o Two favouri'e Irish melodies (Coohn and The minstrel boy).
last waltz. . .
5 o UM •
a. Forth I roam KalHwoda a o Variations ]
If o'er the boundless sky Molique a o Rigoletto. Fantasia on Verdi s opera _—— —- % 9
CHATTERTON, FREDERICK. 3.

b Op. 99. "Voyage en Suisse." Trois morceaux originaux:

Amor possente nome.
! Petite fantaisie
1. Bale TH0MA8, JOHN.
Petit amusement 3 6
LTiorloge des Tuileries. -
a. Zuric 3 «
Le camaval de Venise. Morceau fantastique -
3. St. Gallois 6
Welsh melodies. Transcribed :

3
The dawn of spring. Easter piece 1. The ash grove ^,. .... . -...««»
b Op. 102. Trois Etudes de Charles Mayer et d'Adolphe Hensclt a. The bells of Aberdovey „ — .... — — ^
CHATTERTON. J. BALSIR. transcrites 3. Sweet melody, sweet Richard
1. Grace C. Mayer 4. The rising of the sun
Useful daily practice, scales, exercises, and preludes in various a. La fontaine C. Mayer 5. The march of the men of Harlech m
styles, for pupils in all degrees of advancement _. _ 3. Si oiseau j'etais A. Henselt Riding over the mountain (original melody by J. Thomas)
6.

I A selection of his favourite compositions: c Op. xo6. Three characteristic melodies :

7. The plain of Rhuddlan
1. Annie Laurie. Scotch melody. Transcribed Wenn ich ein Voglein war .-••.•...««,„ 8. Love's fascination
.
1.
3 ©
1. Auld Robin Gray. Scotch melody. Transcribed a. Lisple Laute, Iisple linde ..« 9. The rising of the lark
3
3. Bardic relics, No. 1. Sweet Richard 3. Virgo Maria (O Sanctissima) 10. The camp (Of noble race was Shenkin)
3 ©
4. Bardic relics, No. a. Nos galan „ 11. Megan's daughter
Bardic relics, No. 3. Llandovery and Serch hudoL. c Op. no. " Pens^es musicales." Trois pieces de salon ia. The minstrel's adieu to his native land (original melody
\.
6 Baidi: relics. No. 4. Of noble race was Shenkin u — 1. Repose a o by J. Thomas)
Beauties of Irish melody. Savourneen deelish and a. Sorrow and relief 2 € 13. Watching the wheat
t. mmm
Kate Kearney 3. Cradle song 2 £ 14. New year's eve
5 Bridal march m Op. 115. Bonnie Scotland. Fantaisie brillante (Scotch airs) 6 15. David of the white rock, or The dying bard to his harp
9
9. Chant des Croates (J. Blumenthai) 16. Over the stone
b Op. zi8. Les montagnes Boh6miennes. Chant national d'apres The
10- Don Pasquale. Fantasia — ..„.. 17. miller's daughtei M fc

Gems of Irish melody, No 1 Leopold de Meyer Come „

11. ............ „ ._. a g 18. to battle . „ „
t Gems of Irish melody, No. a ........ b Op. X2i. Trois morceaux caracteristiques: 19. All through the night..... ».«*.
1
j God save the Queen. Variations — .. .. x. La gitana ao. The blackbird .._ — _..
3
14. Gondolier row. Variations ...... v MeModie mazurque ai. The dawn of day „.,
3
15. Grand American march „M 3. La gazelle 3
aa. Britain's lament „. .. .

16. II trovatore (The prison scene) 83. Black Sir Harry ...._
Kathleen Mavourneen and Dermot astor* —_ b Op. 137. Sacred melodies 34. The departure of the king ......._..
17.
I. Martin Luther's hymn a
18. L'elisire d'amore. Fantasia __ Old hundredth psalm
6
La source. Caprice of J. Blumenthai, transcribed «„«.,_
19 La gitana. The new cachucha __ a.
3. Before Jehovah's awful throne
a 6
The harmonious blacksmith, of Handel, transcribed ..
ao. Les noces. Fantasia, introducing Danish air ...... a 5
Airs from " The creation " (Haydn)
n Relics of Wales (Three Welsh airs) 4.
4
n. Rousseau's dream. Capriccio 5. Vital spark of heavenly flame a 5 WRIGHT, T. H.
The bloom is on the rye (Bishop) „ .. 6. Agnus Dei (M ozart) a £
13. Caledonian Fantasia, introducing favourite Scotch
M The light of other days (Balfe) b Op. 128. Deux
melodies de l'ope>a Les huguenots (Meyerbeer) Com' e gentil (Don Pasquale). Fantasia __
»$. The old house at home (Loder) 1. Nobles seigneurs. Cavatine du page a Deh calma oh ciel (Otello). Transcription .. ^ — _ _ _ «.
Victoria march introducing " The brave old oak ^ A ce mot tout s'anime. Air de Marguerite .......... Fra poco a me ricovero (Lucia), ftrranejad _ — ..•....•
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