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PIANO SOLOALETTKR, W. 10 Melodious Recreations.

The Same, with English Fi> -ering.

—Six Children's Pieces (First Grade).

The Same, with English Fing.

BACH, J. 8. Two-Par: Inventions.

—Three-Part Inventions.

—Two- and Three- Part inventions.

—Short Preludes and Fugues.

BARRETT, R. Op. 38. Birthstone Suite.

Book I.

The Same. Book II.

BBBTHOVBN. Album of Twelve Favorite

and Easy Compositions.

BBRBIfS, B. Op. 61. New School of

Velocity. In 4 books.

BBRTINI, H. Op. 29 24 Etudes.

—Op. 32. 24 Etudes. .

—Op. 100. Etudes Without Octaves.

—Twelve Little Pieces and Preludes.

BROWN, A. L. Op. 16. Scenes frorr Pixie-

Land.

The Same, with English Fitig.

—Op. 21. Souvenirs du Voyage.

BURGMULLER, F. Op. ino. 2; Easy

and Progressive Etudes.

The Same, in 2 books.

—Op. 105. Twelve Etudes Brillantes et

Melodiques. Complete.


—Op. 109. Etudes de Genre. Complete.


CHOPIN HOCTURWES. Complete.

The Same. Cloth Binding.

CHOPIi; WALTZES. Complete.


CHOPIN ALBUM NO. 1.

CLEMENTI. Op. 36, 37, 38. Sonatinas.

CONCONE, J. Op. 24. Melodious Etudes.

—Op. 25. Studies in Style and Expression.

—Op. 30. Studies for Acquiring the SingingTouch.

CZBRNY. Op. 139. 100 Progressive Studies

Without Octaves.(


—Op. 261. 125 Exercises in Passage Play'g.

—Op. 299. School of Velocity. Complete.


—Op. 337. Forty Daily Exercises.

—Op. j53. Octave Studies.

—Op. 599. Method for Beginners.

—Op. 636. Preliminary School of Finger

Dexterity.

—Op. 740. Finger Dexterity. Complete.


— 100 Easy Recreations. Complete.


—Op. 823. Little Pianist. Complete.The Same, in 2 book*.

—Op. 849. New Studies in Technics.

U17 BELLI. Op. 151, 168. nSonatines.DUCELLB, PABL. Op. 26. 12 MusicalMemor is.

The Same, with English Fing.—Op. 1- Twelve Musical Favors.The Sanu, « ih English Fing.—Op. ao. Ten Storiettes.

The Same, wuh English Fing.

DUSSEK. Op. 20. Six Sonatinas.

DUVERNOY, J. B. Op. 120. Mecanisme.The Same, ;n 3 books.

—Op. 176. Ecoic Primaire.


EILENBFKG, R. Op. 19. Ten Tone Pic-tures (Tonbilder).


—Op. 23. Six Silhouettes.

—Op. 2;. Ten Recreations.

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PIANO SOLOGADE.N.W. '»p. 19. Aquarellen. Bk. I.

The Same Boc—Op. 19. Aquarelles. Complete.

GRIEG, E. Op. 12. Lyric Pieces. Bk. I.

—Op. 46. Peer Gynt. Suite II.

HXLLER, S. O] 45- Melodious Studies.

—Op. 46. Progressive Studies.

-rOp. 47. Rhythm and Expression.

HERZ, H. Scales and Exercises.

KOHLER. I. Op. 50. First Studies.

KROGYAtflf, C. W. Op. 10 Ten Musi-cal Bonbons.

The Same, with English Fing.—On 15. Zephyrs from Melody-land.

The S..me, with English Fing.

—Op. 35. A Wreath of Melodies.


—Op. 45. Revels in Toneland.


—Op. 49. Musical Fancies. Book I.


—Op. 49. Musical Fancies. Book II.

The Same, with English fing.

—Salon \lbum No. I.

—Salon A 'bum No. 2.

—Op. 55. Little Tone PiAures.

—Op. 52. Three Souvenirs.

—Op. 63. Etchings in Tone Colors.

The Same, with English Fing.—Op. 64. Twelve Miniatures.

The Same, with English Fit. 7—Op. 67. 12 Lilliputian Idylls.

KUHLAU. Op. 20, 55, 59. Sonatinas. Bk. I.

—Op. 60, 88. Sonatinas. Book II.

KULLAK, TH. Op. 2, 81. Scenes from

Childhood. Complet..—Op. 62. Scenes from Childhood. Bk. 1.

—Op. 8i. Scenes from Childhood. Bk. II.

LECOUPP"? F. Op. 17. The Alphabet.

25 Easy fc.'.ud^s

-Op. 20. L'Agi '.te\ Studies for Mechan-ism and Light "ouch.

LEMOINE, H. Op. 37. Etudes Enfantines.

LISZT, FR. Consolations. Complete.

—Liebestraurr e (Dreams of Love)

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—Consolatir s and Liebestraume.

McINTYR-i, B. V. Op. 12. Ten Melo-dies from Song-Land.

MENDELSSOHN. 49 Songs WithoutWords. Complete.


—42 Songs Without Words. English Edit 'n.


—Op. 72. Six Christmas Pieces.

NOTES, B. R. Eight Album Leaves.

ORTH, L. B. Op. 10. 12 Miniatures.


—Op. n. Ten Pictures from Toneland.


QUIGLEY, L. J. Op. 10. Five AlbumLeaves for Young Pianists.


RAVIWA, H. Op. 50. 25 Etudes Harmon-i-uses. Complete.


—Op. 60. 25 Etude Mignonnes. Complete.

The Same, in 2 b

REGBR. Op. r3. sue First Pieces.

The Same, with English Fing.—Op. rs. Ten Melodious Pieces.


SARTORIO, A Op. 269 Six Recreations

Without Octaves.— Op. 342. Modern Method for Pianoforte.

In 4 books.—

' >p. 417. Technica. Exercises.

—Jp.550. Melodious Etudes. Complete.


SARTORIO SALON ALBUM NO. 1.

SCFMITT, ALOYS. Prep. Exercises.

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Childhood.

—Op. 68. Album for the Young.

—Op. 68, Album for the Young, and Op. 15,

Scenes from Childhood.

The Same, Cloth Binding.

—Op. 124. Album Leaves (Albunihiltter).

TELLIER, A. Op. 14- Ten Morceaux

Caracteristiques.

WILLIS, M. B. Op. 14. Kasy Recreations

in Unfamiliar Keys.

—Op. 14A. Ten Melodious Sketches

—Op. ij. Twelve Melodious F.tudes in

Unfamiliar Keys.

WOLFF, BBRNHARD. Op 8-.Thirteen

Easy Pieces. Book I.

The Same. Book 1 I.

— Op. 18S. Twelve Melodious Etudes.

PIANO FOUR HANDSBROWN-SARTORIO. Op. 16. Scenes from

Pixie-Land.

DIABBLLI, A. Op. 149. 28 Melodious

Pieces (on five notes;.

—Op. 24, 54, 58, 60. F:ve Sonatinas.

—Op. 150. Sonates Mignonnes and RondoMilitaire.

—Op. 163. Pleasures of Youth, f- ive Nona-

tines (on five notes).

SARTORIO, A. Op. 424. Pleasure* of

Youth \primo nan • « five notes-. Book I.

The Same. Book 1 1

.

—Op. 432. Duet Album. Instructive andMelodious Pieces for Teadier and Pupil.

WC-FAHRT, H. Op. 87. Children s

Friend.

VOCAL.—with Piano Accompaniment

369. CONCONB, J. Op. 9. Fifty lessons for

Medium Voice.

370. The Same, for Low Voice.

•309. KAVANAGH. Six Songs for High Voice.

•301. KROGMANN, C. W. Op. 55. Five TonePictures.

•29. NOYES, EDITH ROWBNA. Seven LoveSongs for Low Voice.

VIOLIN SOLO86. GRUN, C. Modem Elementary Method.

2tr. KAYSBR, H E. Op. 20. Elementary and

Progressive Etudes. Complete.

212/4. The Same, in 3 books.

TWO VIOLINS58/9. MAZAS, P. Op. 38. Twelve Easy Duets.

In 2 books.

6o/i. —Op. 70. Twelve Easy Duets. In 2 books.

55. PLBYBL, I. Op. 8. Six Easy Duets.

56. —Op. 48. Six Kasy and Prog. Duets.

57. —Op. 59. Six Easy Duets.-

VIOLIN AND PIANO•136. ALBUM CLASSIQUE. Twelve Celebrated

Pieces by Schubert and Mendelssohn.

•232. ARMSTRONG, W. D. Twelve Melodious

Pieces for the Young.

*-49. KROGMANN-GRUN. Op. 15. Zephyrs

from Melody-Land.

MANDOLIN MUSIC•150. KROGMANN-LANSING. Op. 15. Zephyrs,

for Mandolin and Piano.

•179. The Same, for Mandolin and Guitar.

87. LANSING, G. L. Thirty-three Special

Studies for Mandolin.

•135. PIETRAPBRTOSA, J. Op. 212. Twelve

Celebrated Pieces by Schubert and Men-

delssohn for Mandolin and Piano.

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