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SEPTE~IBER. 1909

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Music ·for the

ORCHESTRELLE ANDAEOLIAN GRAND

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62796 C Humoreske, Ope 101, No.7. G flat ... 000000000000 .Dvorak 50

62794 0 Gluhwurmchen. Idyll Lysistrata 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Lincke 1 50

Four-hand Arrangement.

62792 0 Havana, Selection 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 •• 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stuart 1 75

Introducing: (1) Finale, Act 1.; (2') Hello,

People; (3) Cupid's Telephone; (4) Little

Miquette; (5) Slopes of Denmark' Hill; (6)

Filibuster Brown; (7) 'Way Down in Pensa-

cola; (S) Little Supper-table for Two; (9)'

I'm a Cuban Girl.

Arranged by Carl Kiefert.

The above music will not be placed in the Circulating Library until January 1. 1910

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Music for the Orchestrelle & Aeolian Grand SeptemberI909

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62790 0 Little Nemo, Selection Herbert 1 75

Introducing : (1) Won't vou Be My Play-

mate? (2) In Happy Slumberland ; (3)

.There's Nothing the Matter With. You;

(4) Give Us a Fleet; (5) Won't You Be My

Valentine? (6) Happy Land of Once Upon

a Time ; (7 ) I Guess I Talk Too Much;

(8) Liberty Bell ; (9) Remember the Old

Cantinentals.

62788 D Kerry Mills' Barn Dance - , Mills 1 25

62782 D Morning, Cy! Barn Dance · Peters 75

62786 P I Wish r Had a GirL Le Boy 7£

The .hovt:: mulic will .not be placed in the Circulabl1ll Librarv uatil January I, 1910,

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Music for the

PIANOLA, AERIOLA ANDPIANOLA PIANO

CLASSICBOLL NO.

77147 '0 Polnische Lieder, Op. 74 OhopinNo.3. Trube Wellen. Key A.No.5. Was ein junges Mad chen Hebt . Key A:No.6. Mir aus den Augen. Key C.

Chop in wrote no less than s eventeen s ongs, a ndcom parative ly few of t h e li s t are known to the .average mu s ic lover-hen ce the additional inter­es t t ha t this set of r olls s hould provoke. A few' ofthes e so n g s' have become b etter k n ow n by thepi ano trans criptions which Liszt made of them, butth e r est will come almos t a s n ovelties t o mostlisten ers. T h e fir st of the three songs on th is rollIs a p la intive bit a nd Is char mingly simpl e. Thencom es No. 5, call ed " W ha t a Maiden Likes," whichis less a ttrac tive ; while the s ucce ed ing one, No: 6,ha s a fine flow of m elody a nd much br eadth.

77235 0 Son ate, Op. 28. Key G oo E lgarSecond Movement, Allegretto.

In this , the second m ovement of this a ttrac tivework, the r e Is ex h ib ited a r are grace-both ofm elody a nd form of ex pr es s io n. T he b eginningweaves a spell a b out th e li sten e r, a spell that Isbut strength ened by th e pr etty secon d e p isode, a n dthen a r e pe tition of the lilting first part brings thein c id ent t o a close .

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1 25

75

76975 0 Symph ony. NO.5 Tsc haikowsky \ 1 75Second Movement, Andante can tab.He.

The above music will not be placed in the Circulating Library until January . i . 19105

Music for Pianola, Aeriola and Pianola Piano

OPERATIC

ISeptemberI909

ROLL NO. PRICE

77357 0 Beauty spot, Selection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 1 7pIntroducing: (1) Toujours la Politesse; (2)

Dance oj the Aborigines; (3) Goo-Goo;

( 4) Creole Days; (5) Chick, Chick, Chick;

( 6) Coo-ee; ( 7) Hammock Love Song; (8 )

A Prince from Borneo; (9) Boys Will Be

Boys; (10) Boulevard Glide; (11) Cine­

matograph; (12) Pretty Punchinello; (13)

Ctiariot; (14) Hammock Love Song.

76999 0 Butterflies, Eelectlon Robertson 1 75Introducing: (1) Opening Chorus, Act I.;

(2) Life; (3) Lily and the Grub; (4) Duet:

Nil Desperandum; (5) Many Years Ago;

( 6) Someone to Be Fond Of; ( 7) Trio:

Three Blind Mice; ( 8 ) Quartet: When All

Is Still; (9) Forgive Me, Dear; (10) Morals;

(11) Quartet: The Clouds Began to Grow;

(12) Girl With the Clocks.

Arranged by Theodore Wendt.

77315 0 Candy Shop, Selection 0 • • 1 50Introducing: (1) Just We Two; (2) Oh, You

Candy Kid; (3) Help! ( 4) By Wireless;

( 5) Fie, Fie, FiB.

The aDo.emusie will not be placed in the Circulating Library until Jollai)' I 1910

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ANNOUNCEM"ENTOF

"APPROVED MUSIC'~ "

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

""APPROVED MUSIC"

BEGINN ING with the June issue, a part of each future Bulletin will bereserved for a list of music to be published under the heading of IIApproved

Music!' These lists will be selected from the entire catalog by a com-mittee or musical experts, chosen for their eminent qualifi­

EXPERTSELECTION cations and high standing. This committee, with the enor-

mous Pianola Catalog at its disposal, will subject each compo­sition to a musical test, giving consideration to its beauty and effectiveness asa Pianola selection. All cornpositions meeting the necessary req 'lrements willbe approved and announced under the above heading.

The Pianola Catalog of to-day contains the most complete and variedcollection of selected musical compositions ever published. Its rapid growthand the broad scope of the music it represents have rendered discriminatingselection somewhat difficult, and intimate knowledge of its contents quiteimpossible, even to the most ardent .follower of music, student or expert.

It is the purpose of "Approved Music" to serve as a guide toTHE h d' , " I' f' II d t . .V OSE t e iscrirnrnating se ectron 0 mesic genera y, an 0 encourage

P RP familiarity with notable works of som e of the lesser-known com­posers and obscure works of great composers, by directing especial attention tocertain compositions, the excellence of which wo uld ordin arily escape notice.As approval of the works of great m asters and celebrated' composers w ouldbe superfluous, "Approved Music" lists will be devoted largely to works ofpronounced merit by comparatively unknown composers.

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APPROVED ,MUSIC

SEPTEMBER 1909.

ROLIiNO. '

74437 " Bl~So~. ' 'I nt ermezzo Two-Step

' Arrim ged by R. B. Brewer.

' 74525 The Conqueror. Incidental Music

PRICE

Sam Fox 1 00

Edward German 1 75

'lSO..1; , Romance. ,

N~{ 2:' , Entrdn~e and ,DaO:ce of Children., -.:: ' ,'

, No. 3. , ·' ,SatyrDarlce;

8015 Gavotte Auguste Dupont ' 1 00

63215 Golden Ec hoes Waltzes C. A . Grimm 1 25

73775 Last CiilI. March and Two-Step •• 0 Jacob H. Ellis 00

74325 Last Kiss 'Waltz Clw.rlotte Blake 00

60021 Nuit, La. .Andante Amoroso ,A ugusta Holmes 25

Papillqn, J,.e , .(The Butterfly)~ '

4195 ' Samuel S . Ar{»lson 00i ." ~ " : ' '.

Valse ·de·.'Con~ert , Op. 69 .

73115 Roses: ViUseLente Ashley M. Ballou 1 00

63237 Winona. Intermezzo Two-Step S; J . Floyd 00

··APPROVED ·l\1USICJUNE 1909. (Republished)

ROLL NO. PlUCK

4892 Av e Maria Harrison Millard 1 25

Transcript ion by Bechtel.

76045 Ca price Boh emia F. Boyd Wells 00

76387 Co ncert Overture . C m inOi' Alfred Hollins 50

6224 Cre ole L ove Song Edgar B . Smith 75

72565 Elegy,Op. 6, No. Carl Fiqu e 75

4827 Elevation Otto Floersheini 00

8285 Grubenlichter, Waltzes Carl Zeller 50

63867 Humpty Dumpty W illiam H. Penn 75

March and Two-Step.

6289 J apanes e Love Song Clay ton Thomas 75

8227 Klatschlise. (The Chatterbox) Francois Beltr 00

Scherzo- Polka.

63197 Land of the Midnight S un , Waltzes Floyd .I. Sf. Clair 25

4355 Marche de la Garde Imperiale, Op. 200 Jules EggJUlrd 25

76369 Proserpina, Ail' d e Ballet H . Sylvester Krouse 00

4540 Secret, Le. Intermezzo Pizzicato Leonard Gautier 25

4901 Southern Reverie Th eodore Bendix 00

Morceau Characteristic.

68569 Under The Bamboo Tree Bob Cole 1 50

Fantasie Brillant by Rieger.

-Music for Pianola, Aeriola and Pianola Piano

OPERATIC MUSIC-Continued

"I Septemberlyo9

BOLL NO. PRICE

77285 0 Golden Girl, Selection Howard 1 75

Introducing: (1) Girl I Left Behind; (2')

Land of Used to Be; (3) I'd Rather Fight

Like Ma; (4) Lullaby; (5) I Can't Love

Everybody; (6) Indian Love Song; (7) I

Think I Heard a Woodpecker; (8) Opening

Chorus, Act I.

77355 0 Little Mary Gardeners Hubbell 75

Midnight Sons.

77365 0 Midnight Sons, Selection ~ Hubbell 1 75

Introducing: (1) Little Mary Gardeners;

(2) Cynical Owl; (3) My Firefly Lady; (4)

Soubrette's Secret; (5) Eily Riley; (6) True

Blue; (7) Yankee Honeymoon.

77279 0 Prince of To-night, Selection Howard 1 75

Introducing: (1) Transformation Theme;

(2) You're a Dear Old Wcrld, After All;

(3) You Won't Know Anybody There; (4)

I Fell In Love On Monday; (5) To-night

Will Never Come Again; (6) I Can't Be

True So. Far Away; (7) I Wonder Who's

Kissing Her Now; (8) Follow the Rainbow

Trail; (9 ) Opening Chorus; (10) I Don't

Want to Marry Your Family.

77359 0 True Blue. Midnight Sons Hubbell 75

I he above music will not be placed in the Circulating Library until January I, 1910

Music for Pianola, Aeriola and Pianola Piano

DANCE

ISeptember·I909

PRICE

75

1 25

ROLL NO.

77299 D Car-barlick-Acid. "Two-Step Cake Walk Wiley

77369" D Daydreams Waltz ~ .

Mandolin Transcription on Herbert

Waltz Songs by George Swift.

77367 D Langage des Fleurs. Valse "C. J. Roberts 1 50

(Language of Flowers.)

Mandolin Arrangement.

77~87 D Love Sparks Waltzes Holzmann 1 25

77339 D Merry-Go-'Round Rag G. Edwards - 1 00

Characteristic Two-Step.

77375 D Old Favorites Waltz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 75

Introducing: (1) Blue Danube-Strauss;

(2)< Choristers-Phelps; (3) Amoureuse-

Berger; (4) Valse Bleue-Margis; (5) Estu-"

diantina-Waldteufel; (6) Merry Widow-

Lehar.

Arranged by George Swift. ~

77407 D Sullivan. March-Two-Step Ooium 1 00

Introducing: That's Some Love.

American Idea.

Arranged by Wm. M. Redfield.

77335. D You Are My Life, My All. Medley Waltz Doyle 1 00

Introducing: Take Me On a Trip to New York.

Arranged by Wm. Schulz.

The above music will not be placed in the Circulating Library until January 1. 1910

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Music for the Pianola, Aeriola and Pianola Piano

POPULAREmbracing Popular Songs and Instru­

mental Compositions, Light Classics, Etc.

SeptemberI909

1IOLLNO.

77347 P Amina. Serenade Egyptienne Lincke

77319 P My Cousin Caruso G. Edwards

77255.p·~y Dream of the U. S. A Ohick, Roth and Snyder

77277 P 0 Canada ~ 0 •••••••

Transcription of 0 Canada and The Maple

Leaf Forever, by Paul Perrier.

'16749 P Song of the Soul Breit

77349 P Sous Bois, Ope 6 Staub

77317 P Timely Tunes. Medley No.2 .

Introducing: (1) My Gal Irene-Burt; (2)

I Love, I Love, I Love My Wife, But Oh!

You Kid-von Tilzer; (3) When I Dream In

the Gloaming of You-Ingraham; (4) Red­

head-Franklin and Green; (5) To the End

of the World With You-Ball; (6) Do~'t

Take Me Home-von Tilzer.

17289 p U. S. A. Patrol ............................•...•.•• •Peck

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PIU<m

1 00

50

75

1 25

75

1 25

1 75

1 00

77297 s Stabat Mater. Inflammatus " R08sini 1 25

77305 s Twelfth Mass. Gloria Mozart 1 00

The above music win not be placed in the Orculating Library until January I, 1910

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Foreign and Special Music

FOREIGN AND SPECIAL MUSIC

SeptemberI909

MUSIC USTED UNDER THIS HEADING WILL NOT BE PLACED INTHE CIRCULATING UBRARY.

NOTE.-The rolls listed under this heading havebeen manufactur.ed to m.eet the requireUlents of foreignand special trade. As these rolls are not of generalinterest to patrons in the United States, they have notbe~n placed in retail stocks or libraries, and areobtainable only at a few days' notice upon order.

BOLL NO. PBICI:

3349 D America. Vals Lento 0 ••• • R. Barba 1 00

3851 P Ariele, Ope 10. (Spirito Aereo.) E. Pons 1 00

3866 D Blue Danube Waltz.. Mandolin Arrangement J. Strauss 1 50

3853 D Consuelo. Valse Boston ' R. A. Potts 75

3871 D Three Danzas R. Pastor 1 00

(1) Pina; (2) Marney; (3) Zapote.

3854 D Darkness. Valse Boston, No.5 11. D. Ramenti 75

3852 D En el Cielo! Mazurka J .. M. 'La Mura 1 00

3347 D Ensueno. Valse Peruano M. L. Aguirre 1 00

3869 D Hatuey. Marcha Two-Step R. Pastor 1 00

3845 D Insonio. Vals Boston, No.3 J. M. La Mura 1 00

3867 D Landing of the Marines. March Oudworth 1 00

3348 D Marche Russe. Four-hand Arrangement \ Ganne 1 25

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Foreign and Special Music

FOREIGN AND SPECIAL MUSIC-Continued

BOLL NO . PRICE

3843 0 Mefistofele Boito 1 75

, Divertimento by Alessandro Paoli.

3346 s Messiah. Recitative and Air. Key D Handel 1 75

Behold I Tell You a Mystery.

The Trumpet Shall Sound.

3870 D Ofelidas. Vals lento para Sextet.o R . Pastor 1 00

3839 D Pas des Patineurs. (Bkat lng. ) :E. Jouve 1 75

Falsa Amistad E . R ein oso

3865 P Rapscdie Polonaise sur des melodi es lV. Horeis zo 1 50

nationales et populaires, Op. 84.

3860 A Skipper. -Accompan iment Only, Key C......• . lV. H. Jude 1 00

3844 D Vals-Impromptu N . Viol. T. 1 25

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