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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Architecture
Bumpus, Thomas Francis. 7 2 6 B88cfs
The cathedrals of southern France. Werner. (Cathedral series.)
"Plain, straightforward account of the cathedrals not only of the South of France
but of Brittany and Burgundy also, with a few notes on some of the other great churches
...in each district. It is somewhat flat in style, and purely descriptive in method...
but...will be helpful to tourists." Saturday review, 1913.
Illustrated.
Hopkins, Alfred. q 728.9 H78
Modern farm buildings; being suggestions for the most approved
ways of designing buildings of the farm group on practical, sanitary
and artistic lines. 1913. McBride.
"Valuable especially where money need not be spared. Plans and profuse illustrations."
A. L. A. booklist, 1913.
Howe, Lois Lilley, & Fuller, Constance. qb 729 H85
Details from old New England houses; measured and drawn by
L. L. Howe and Constance Fuller. 1913. Architectural Book Pub. Co.
Shelley, Henry Charles. 728.8 S54
Royal castles of England; comprising an account of those ancient
fortresses which from the days of William the Conqueror either were
the homes of English sovereigns or have been intimately associated
with the history and romance of their lives. 1913. Page.
"Bibliography," p.341-343.
"Facts, legends and traditions about a large number of ancient strongholds." Outlook,
1913.
Music
Hopkins, Franklin. qM 784 H78
Thirty songs for medium and high voice. 1913. Mackie. (Great
English poets series.)
Jackson, Vincent, & Duncan, Edmondstoune. q 786.3 J12
Art of pianoforte playing; a complete, practical & theoretical pianoforte
school for systematic instruction, pt.1-2, in 2v. 1913. Dent.
Miller, George Laing. 786.6 M69
Recent revolution in organ building; an account of modern developments.
1913. Francis.
Treats of the new era in organ building, which the last half of the 19th century inaugurated,
and traces the progress of the movement, especially in America. Describes
the inventions and improvements which have transformed the instrument, the specification
of several present-day organs, and the work of some modern organ-builders, notably
Barker, Cavaille-Coll, Willis and Hope-Jones.
Newman, Ernest. 780.4 N28
Musical studies. 1910. Lane.
Contents: Berlioz, romantic and classic.—Faust in music.—Programme music.—
Herbert Spencer and the origin of music.—Maeterlinck and music.—Richard Strauss
and the music of the future.—APPENDIX: Wagner, Berlioz, Liszt and Ashton Ellis.