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PIANOFORTE SOLOSVol.

242. BARBOUR, FLORENCE NEWELLCome and Play. 10 Compositions (Second Grade) . . 75

249. Forest Sketches. 7 Compositions (Third Grade) . 1.00

262. CAMPBELL, LEROY B.Op. 28. Cinderella. Suite. (Grades 1-2) ... .75

271. Musical Pastimes. 20 Tunes and Rhymes (Grade 1) .60

259. ERICH, CARLBright Flowers. 12 Compositions, Arranged and Adaptedfor the Pianoforte (Without Octaves). (Grade 2) . . .75

17. FOOTE, ARTHURInstructive Album. 19 Short Piano Pieces, Selected,Revised and Edited by Arthur Foote. (Grades 2-3) . 75

264. GRANT-SCHAEFER, G. A. ,In a Chinese Garden. Suite. (Grade 3). Clocks inthe Tea House. The Mysterious Magician. TheWinding Brooklet. Chinese Dance. Songbirds . . .75

250. Tales of the Red Man. (Fourth Grade).Wooing. Puk-Wudjies' Dance. Little Papoose.How the Rabbit lost his Tail. In her Canoe.The Old Indian's Lament 1.00

263. HAMER, GEORGE I.From Glen and Hillside. 8 Compositions (Grade 2) . .75

244. HATCH, MABEL LEEMusical Diversions. 15 Instructive Compositions forthe young pianist. (Second Grade) 75

159. a-b. KRENTZLIN, R.Tunes from Many Lands. Folk and NationalMelodies (Grades 1 and II) 2 Books, each 75

261. Second Year Mozart. 12 Selected Compositions forthe Pianoforte by W. A. Mozart. Adapted, Arrangedand Edited by R. Krentzlin (Grades 2-3) 75

243. LAIGHTON, RUTHFrom Long Ago and Far Away. Three and ThirtyFolk-Tunes (First Grade) 75

251. LEFT HAND ALBUM10 Compositions for the Left Hand Alone. Revised andEdited by Charles Dennee 75

252. MOSZKOWSKI, M.Op. 93. Reflections. 6 Compositions (Fourth Grade) 1.00

178 a-b. Op. 94. Decameron. 2 Books, each . . . . 1.00

222 a-b-c. MUSICAL FANCIES.A Progressive Collection of Pianoforte Pieces byAmerican Composers. 1st series, 2nd series, 3rdseries. Each 75

201. NEWTON, ERNESTFrom Land and Sea. 6 Instructive Pieces (SecondGrade) 60

233. ORTH, L. E.What Little Hands Can Do. 12 Compositions (FirstGrade) 75

"248. PALDI, MARIWoodland Echoes. 4 Compositions (Second Grade) . 60

257. SPALDING, WALTER R.Supplementary Illustrations for "Music: An Artand a Language." Parts I, II, III, IV. Each . . .1.00

272. WESTON, MILDREDAbout Fairies (Grade 2) 75

PIANOFORTE DUETSVol.

262. CAMPBELL, LEROY B.Op. 28. Cinderella. Suite 75

236. MEYER, FERDINANDFlying Leaves. Six Duets 75

PIANOFORTE STUDIES234. BARBOUR, FLORENCE NEWELL

Interpretation. 5 Studies (Third Grade)t- Sunset on the Coast. Water Sports. An Old Time

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,.«^i Pedal Exercises 1.00

"^la-b. GRANBERRY, GEO. FOLSOM•..«,* Sight, Touch and Hearing. A System of Founda-

tional Teaching of the Piano. Book I, II, each . . 1.00' 163c. HATCH, EDITH

Essential Rudiments. Book III. A Concise andMelodious Introduction to the Art of PianofortePlaying 75

258. Seven Descriptive Special Studies 75253a b. MOSZKOWSKI, M.

Op. 97. 16 Technical Etudes. 2 Books, each . . .75

VIOLIN260. DANCLA, CHARLES

Bluettes. 6 Compositions 75202b. LAIGHTON, RUTH

Tunes and Technique. A Beginner's Book Based onFolk-Songs. 2 Books, each 1.00

224. First Steps in Shifting. Exercises and Etudes.(First to Third Positions) 75

227. THE LEISURE HOUR. 10 Selected Compositions(First and Third Positions) 75

245. MANHIRE, WILSONFiddle Fancies. 6 Easy Compositions.Mistletoe (Valse Joyeuse); Thistledown; (Caprice);Twilight Melody ; Starlight; Flower Time; Sailing. . . 75

ORGAN266. HOLLOWAY, F. W.

Op. 57. Suite Arabesque .1.00247. TORJUSSEN, TRYGVE

Norwegian Tone Poems. 6 Compositions, Adaptedand arranged by Harold Vincent Milligan ' . . . 1 .00

VOCAL238-239. Lyric Fancies. A collection of Songs by Ameri-

can Composers. Vol. 1, Vol.2, Each 1.25Published for High, Medium and Low Voice.

256. MILLIGAN, HAROLD V.Pioneer American Composers. Early AmericanSongs, Edited and Augmented by Harold V. Milligan.2 Keys 1.25

212a-b. The First American Composer. Six Songsby Francis Hopkinson (1737-1791) (Edited andAugmented by Harold V. Milligan). 2 Keys . . 1.25

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Pianoforte

Compositions by Charles Dermec

PIANOFORTE SOLOS.Op. 6.

Op. 7.

Mazurka. (3 c)

No. 1. Je pense a toi.2. Slumber Song.

Song without words (3 a)(3 a)

(3 c)

Op. 9,

Op. 10.

Op. 12.

Op. 13.

Op. 15.

No

Op. 8. Suite Moderne.No. 1. Prelude. (4 a) .

„ 2. Novellette. (3 c)

„ 3. Danse Orientale.

„ 4. Romanza. (4 a) ...5. Finale. Etude Caracteristique.1. Danse Moderne. (3 c)

„ 2. Deuxieme Mazurka. (3 c) . . .

Trols Morceaax. *

No. 1. Serenade. (3 b)

„ 2. Gavotte. (3 b)

„ 3. Album Leaf. (3 c)

Los Bijonx.No. 1. Petite Valse. (2 b)

„ 2. Marche Turque. (2 b)

„ 3. Rondo Villageois. (2 b). . . .„ 4. Air Varie. (3 a)

Consolation (Nocturne). (3 b)

Albnm Leaves. 6 Characteristic PiecesNo. 1 . Prelude. (3 b)

„ 2. Gavotte. (3 b)

„ 3. Serenade. (3 b)

„ 4. Bourree. (3 b)

„ 5. Valse. (3 a)

„ 6. Scherzino (3 c)

(4 b)

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Op. 23.

Complete 1.50

Op. 26,

Op. 27.

Russian Dance. (3 c)Pas de Seul a la Gavotte.Danse gracieuse. (3 b) . .

de Ballet.Minuet. (3 b)Valse Gracieuse (3 b) . . .

Intermezzo. (3 a)

Tarantelle. (3 b)

Danse Humoristique. (3 c)Le Papillon. (3 c) . . . .

(3 b)

Op. 28.

No. 1

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„ 3.

SuiteNo. 1.

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No. 2.

Children's Delight. Eight easy, progressive andinstructive pieces for first grade pupils.

No. 1. Song of the Mill, (lb)„ 2. Echoes of the Past. Gavotte. (1 b) . .

„ 3. At the Fair. (1 c)

„ 4. Twilight Reveries. (1 c)

„ 5. The Jolly Little Peasant. Waltz. (1 c) .„ 6. The Hobby-Horse Ride, fl b) . . , . .

, 7. Funeral March of a Toy soldier. (1 c) .„ 8. Cradle Song. (1 c)

Children's Delight. Eight easy, progressive andinstructive pieces for second grade pupils.

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(2 a).Punch and Judy. Waltz.A Winter Frolic. (2 a) . . .Happy Thoughts Mazurka! (2 b). .Chase of the Butterflies. (2 a) . . . .Around the Maypole. (2 b)Columbine. Minuet. (2 b)Castanet Dance. (2 c)Rondo. The Young Huntsman. (2 c)

^PIANOFORTE SOLOS.

Op. 30.

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Op. 31.

Op. 32.

Op. 33.Op. 34.Op. 35.

Op. 36.

Mountain Scenes. (Edition Schmidt No. 61.)Complete. (3c— 4c) . . -. 1.25

No. 1 . In the Canon 30„ 2. Arbutus 30„ 3. Sprites of the Glen 50„ 4. The Placid Lake 30„ 5. Forest Sounds 40„ 6. The Rainbow 30„ 7. The Burro-Ride .40„ 8. Dance of the Gnomes 40„ 0. Around the Campfire 50Three Compositions.No. 1. Hide and Seek. (2 b) 40„ 2. Marche Mignonne. (2 b) 40„ 3. Elfin Revelry. (2 c) 40

Three Characteristic Pieces.No. 1. Le Jongleur. (The Juggler.) (3 a) . . . .40„ 2. Episode de Bal. (3 a) 50„ 3. Danse Napolitaine. (3 b) 50L' Irresistible. Valse de Concert. (4 b) 75Springtime in the Forest. (4 a) 75Charm of the Night. (Esprit duSoir.) Serenade (3 b) .50Four Sonatinas.No. 1. Sonatina in C. (2 a)„ 2. Sonatina in G. (2 a)„ 3. Sonatina in Et\ (2 b)

„ 4. Sonatina in Bt>. (2 c)

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.40Handel's celebrated Largo. Arranged for piano solo. (3 b)

PIANOFORTE DUETS.Op. 12, No. 3. Rondo villageois 50Op. 18. Children's Festival. Ten little duets on 5 notes.

Complete (Schmidt's Educational Series No. 6) .75No. 1. March 30„ % First Waltz 30„ 3. Second Waltz 30„ 4. Tambourine Dance . 30„ 5. Minuet \

„ 6. Sorrow J ' '

„ 7. Holiday Song 30„ 8. Happy Thoughts 30„ 9. Graceful Dance 30„ 10. Processional March 30

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TWO PIANOS 8 HANDS.Op. 12, No. 3. Rondo villageois 1.00

PIANOFORTE STUDIES.Op. 26. Five Etudes for cultivation of style. Complete 1 . 50Progressive Technique. A complete Technical School

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Octave Studies by Jean Vogt. Op. 145. Revised, adaptedand arranged by Charles Dennee 75

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ARMAS, J. REYESFrom the Canary Islands. 5 Compositions . . .75

BACH, J. S.First Year Bach. 20 compositions by J. S. Bach,

selected, arranged and edited by Arthur Foote .75

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Petite Valse-Marche Turo;ueRondo Villageois-Air Varie

EGGELING, GEORGTranscriptions from the works of old masters .75

FRANKE, MAXOp. 56. Days of Youth. 8 Instructive Compo-

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FRIML, RUDOLFOp. 35. Suite mignonne. 6 Compositions .Op. 57. California. Suite

GRANT-SCHAEFER, G. A.Album of Selected Compositions ....

GURLITT, CORNELIUSOp. 172. MiniaturesOp. 197. Fireside Fancies. 12 Little lone Pic-

tures on Five NotesMusical Sketch Book. 15 Selected Compositions

HANDEL, G. F.First Year Handel. 12 easy Compositions byG. F. Handel. Edited and arranged by ArthurFoote ....

Instructive Pieces. Adapted by Carl Faelten.2 Books each

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