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Emery, Stephen A.
Elements of harmony. 1890
^81.3 E58
Course of study that will prepare the student to analyze harmonies that
occur in standard music, and also to harmonize melodies of a simple
character.
Foote, Arthur Williams, & Spalding, W. R.
Modern harmony in its theory and practice. 1905 781.3 F74
"A model of clearness and utility... The book is every way remarkably
up to date." Nation, 1905.
Matthay, Tobias Augustus.
Act of touch in all its diversity; an analysis and synthesis
of pianoforte tone-production. 1903 786.3 M477
"Author's plan consists in analyzing the subject to be taught, analyzing
also the doings of successful artists, and thence deducing the laws
governing successful playing; then directly communicating such laws
of procedure to the pupil, instead of leaving him to discover them
for himself." Nation. 1904.
National melodies of Scotland; united to the songs of Robert
Burns. Allan Ramsay, and other eminent lyric poets;
with symphonies and accompaniments for the piano
forte, by Haydn, Pleyel, Kozeluch and other celebrated
composers
^84.4 N15
Sonneck, Oscar George Theodore.
Francis Hopkinson, the first American poet-composer,
1737-1791. and James Lyon, patriot, preacher, psalmodist,
1735-1794; two studies in early American music.
1905 qr78o.973 S69
Wagner, Richard.
Parsifal; ein buhnenweihfestspiel; English translation by
M. H. Glyn, version francaise par Alfred Ernst; orchester-partitur.
3V
r782.2 Wi3pa
Amusements
Aflalo, Frederick George, ed.
Sport in Europe. 1901
q799 A25
Contents: Austria, by W. A. Baillie-Grohman.—Hungary, by Geza, count
Szechenyi.—Belgium, by Henri Quersin.—Denmark, by Baron O.
Reedtz-Thott.—France, by Paul Caillard.—Germany, by Baron Donald
Schonberg.—Greece, by J. Gennadius.—Holland, by Baron F. W. de
Tuyll.—Italy, by Count Scheibler.—Portugal, by Count d'Arnoso.—
Roumania, by Prince Nicolas Ghika.—Scandinavia, by Sir Henry Pottinger.—Spain,
by the duke of Frias.—Switzerland, by Dr Eugene
Pitard. —The British Isles, by Lord Granville Gordon.—The Russian
empire, by E. Demidoff, prince San Donato.—Turkey, by A. G. Hulme
Beaman.—The Balkan states, by A. G. Hulme Beaman.—Sea fishing,
by the editor.
Busbey, Hamilton.
The trotting and the pacing horse in America.
(American sportsman's library.)
I9°4-
798 B95
Lewis, Angelo John, (pseud. Prof. Hoffmann).
Modern magic; a practical treatise on the art of conjuring;
with an appendix containing explanations of some of
the best known specialties of Messrs Maskelyne and
Cooke, [by Arprey Vere]. [1904.] 791 L67