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Hanchett, Henry Granger—continued.
—The soul of music.—The beauty of music.—The germ of music.—
Thematic development.—Counterpoint and fugue.—Form building.—
Classical music.—Romantic music.—The art of the interpreter.—
Musical education.—The test of musical worth.
Treatise on how to listen to music.
Rockstro, Richard Shepherd.
Treatise on the construction, the history and the practice
of the flute, including a sketch of the elements of
acoustics and critical notices of sixty celebrated fluteplayers.
1890 788.5 R57
"Chronological list of the books and papers quoted in this work,"
p. 19-38.
Spillane, Daniel.
The piano; scientific, technical and practical instructions
relating to tuning, regulating and toning. 1893 786.2 S75
Amusements
Chester, Walter T. comp.
Chester's complete trotting and pacing record, containing
summaries of all races trotted or paced in the United
States or Canada from the earliest dates to the close of
1883. 1884 T7g8 C42
Coffin, Roland Folger.
America's cup; how it was won by the yacht America in
1851 and has been since defended. 1885 7g7 C66
Account of the races for the cup, from 1851 to 1885.
Courtney, William Prideaux.
English whist and English whist players. 1894
795 C84
Dale, Thomas Francis.
Polo, past and present. 1905. ("Country life" library of
sport.)
796.38 D16
Evered, Philip.
Staghunting with the "Devon and Somerset," 1887-1901;
an account of the chase of the wild red deer on Exmoor.
1902 799 E95
Describes with pen and camera deer hunting in Somerset and Devon.
Some of the best chapters deal with the life and habits of the deer
themselves. Many interesting details in the management of the sport
are brought out.
Holder, Charles Frederick.
Log of a sea angler; sport and adventures in many seas
with spear and rod. 1906
799 H71I
The larger part of the "Log" appeared in "Forest and stream," the
remainder in various other magazines.
"As enthralling a collection of fishing yarns and as vivid an appreciation
of the beauties of the submarine gardens of the Florida keys as
one could wish to find." Life, 1906.
Miles, Eustace Hamilton.
Racquets, tennis and squash. 1903
796.33 M68
"Mr. Miles is a champion at all three sports. . .There is in the book much
instruction for novices and experts, and it is the most comprehensive
work on the subject ever written." Nation, 1903.
Sportsman's year book, 1905; ed. by A. W. Myers. [1905.]. . . .r7g6 S76
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