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BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1920 35
Spohr, Ludwig. qM 787.1 S76C
Concerto (no.7) in E minor for violin, with accompaniment of pianoforte;
ed. and fingered by Henry Schradieck. Op.38. 1896. Schirmer.
Violin part in pocket.
Spohr, Ludwig.
qM 787.1 S76cn
Concerto in form of a vocal scena (gesangscene), no.8, in A for
violin, with accompaniment of pianoforte; ed. and fingered by Henry
Schradieck, with a biographical sketch of the author by Philip Hale.
Op.47. 1896. Schirmer.
Violin part in pocket.
Spohr, Ludwig.
qM 787.1 S76C0
Concerto (110.9) for violin, with accompaniment of pianoforte; ed.
and fingered by Henry Schradieck. Op.55. 1895. Schirmer.
Violin part in pocket.
Thomas, Charles Louis Ambroise.
qM 782.4 T37m
Mignon; opera in three acts and five tableaux; libretto by Michel
Carre and Jules Barbier, the English version by Th. Baker, with an essay
on the story of the opera by H. E. Krehbiel. 1901. Schirmer.
French and English words.
Wolf-Ferrari, Ermanno.
qM 782.5 W83S
Suzanne's secret (Susannens geheimnis, II segreto di Susanna);
interlude in one act from the French by Enrico Golisciani, English
version by Claude Aveling, vocal score. 1911. Weinberger.
English and Italian words.
Books About Music
Lehmann, Friedrich Johann.
780 L55
Analysis of form in music. 1919. Comings.
Considers in detail each of various forms of music, such as the two-part song
form, the rondo, the sonata, the symphony.
Saint-Saens, Charles Camille.
780.4 Sism
Musical memories; tr. by E. G. Rich. 1919. Small.
Contents: Memories of my childhood.—The old Conservatoire.—Victor Hugo.—
The history of an opera-comique.—Louis Gallet.—History and mythology in opera.—
Art for art's sake.—Popular science and art.—Anarchy in music.—The organ.—Joseph
Haydn and the "Seven words."—The Liszt centenary at Heidelberg (1912).—Berlioz's
Requiem.—Pauline Viardot.—Orphee.—Delsarte.—Seghers.—Rossini.—Jules Massenet.
—Meyerbeer.—Jacques Offenbach.—Their Majesties.—Musical painters.
Recreations
Bonser, Frederick Gordon.
790 B62g
School work and spare time. 1918. Survey committee of the Cleveland
foundation. (Cleveland Recreation Survey.)
Based on facts gathered from the children themselves. Points out forcefully the
failure of the school to connect all school and spare time interests and the need for
the school to stimulate and direct these interests. Condensed from Survey, 1919.
Gillin, John Lewis.
790 G41
Wholesome citizens and spare time. 1918. Survey committee of
the Cleveland foundation. (Cleveland Recreation Survey.)
Study of a number of citizens of Cleveland, for the purpose of ascertaining the
part played in their development by recreations, the kinds of recreations engaged in
at various periods of their lives, and how they came to form their spare-time habits.