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 SERIES 34 
 
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 When ordering , mention B. M. Co. Octavo and number only 
 Abbreviations: S- Soprano; M-S- Mezzo-Soprano; A- Alto; T-Tenor; Bar-Baritone; B-Bass 
 
 1321 H. Clough-Leighter Christ of the Andes {Symphonic Ode for Chorus <Sr» Orch., or 2 piano 4^ hand acc.) 75 
 
 1322 N. Tscherepnin Oleg’s Men 12 
 
 1323 Ponchielli -Keene La Gioconda ( Choral Fantasy ). 1.00 
 
 1324 F. P. Beal My America • 5 
 
 1325 W. F. HarHng Coming Thro* the Rye 8 
 
 1326 Alfred E. Richards Mister Boogaman 5 
 
 1327 M. Moussorgsky Coronation scene from “Boris Godounof” {Piano or Orch.) .... 25 
 
 1328 Earl Towner Honey 8 
 
 1329 Foster-Engel Old Foiks at Home 8 
 
 1330 Glen Carle Hymn of Mourning 8 
 
 THE BOSTON MUSIC COMPANY 
 
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 A- Alto; T- Tenor; Bar - Baritone; B - Bass; E - English; G- German; F- French; IV- Welch 
 
 881 Max Reger The Nuns (Cantata, orch. or piano) 50 
 
 882 Noel Johnson The Close of Day 12 
 
 883 Gustav Sfcrube Gethsemane {Oratorio, orch.) 100 
 
 884 Robert Kahn Storm Song (Orch. or piano) 40 
 
 885 H. J. Stewart May-time {Madrigal) 12 
 
 886 F. A. Gevaert Noel of the 18th Century ( E and F) 10 
 
 887 Gounod-Harling Thy Dear Voice ( Serenade ) 10 
 
 888 Godard-Harling Serenade [From “Jocelyn"] (7^ 12 
 
 889 Orlando di Lasso Echo Song ( Chorus and solo quartet) (E and G) 20 
 
 890 George B. Nevin Madrigal 8 
 
 891 E. Humperdinck The Pilgrimage to Kevlaar ( Cantata , T and M-S) 60 
 
 892 A. Shepherd The City in the Sea ( Oratorio , Bar and orch.) 75 
 
 893 G. Baldamua Summer Night 8 
 
 894 W. Kienzl Blest are they which are persecuted 10 
 
 895 R. Planquette The Chimes of Normandy ( Concert version , soli and chorus , orch. or piano) 1.00 
 
 8% Paul Ladmirault Dolly ( S and T) ( E and IV) 10 
 
 897 Paul Ladmirault The Miller’s Song ( S) (E and W) 12 
 
 898 Mabel W. Daniels The Guests of Sleep 16 
 
 899 Rachmaninof-Shepherd Glorious forever 10 
 
 900 M. Enrico Bossi Prologue and Finale [From "Paradise Lost”] 75 
 
 901 H. Clough-Leighter Recessional ( A Victorian Ode) 30 
 
 902 E. di Capua My Sun ( O Sole Mio) 8 
 
 903 E. B. Hill And the Wilderness shall rejoice ( Orch. or band) 30 
 
 904 C. Linn Seiler Shamrock (7’) 12 
 
 905 W. S. Johnson Song for June 10 
 
 906 Old English Summer is a-coming in . 8 
 
 907 Richard Edwards In going to my Lonely Bed 8 
 
 908 Henry Purcell In these Delightful, Pleasant Groves 8 
 
 909 G. Carissimi Jephte ( Oratorio ) 50 
 
 910 Gounod-Vincent Choral Fantasy [From “ Faust"] 40 
 
 911 Horatio Parker Morven and the Grail {Oratorio, soli, chorus, and orch.) 200 
 
 912 Daniel Protheroe The Land o’ the Leal 8 
 
 913 C6sar Cui Nocturne 12 
 
 914 C6sar Cui Spread your Wings 10 
 
 915 Louis V. Saar 1. Vermeland ; 2. ’Neath the Roses ; 3. Judge's Dance . . .Complete 15 
 
 916 Louis V. Saar Song of Consolation {Cantata, soli and chorus, orch. or piano) .... 60 
 
 917 Louis V. Saar Cycle of Five Somerset Folk Songs 25 
 
 918 A. Gretchaninof Dusk 8 
 
 919 A. Gretchaninof When Hops are ripe 8 
 
 920 A. Gretchaninof Planting Flax 15 
 
 THE BOSTON MUSIC COMPANY 
 
 26 & 28 WEST STREET, BOSTON, MASS. 
 
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