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1Galli-Curci, and 'What does little Birdie say' by McCormack. The 'Ascension' sonata has been played by David and Clara Mannes and others. His list of works is as follows:
3Two Fancies, op. 5, for piano (Summy).
4Eight Characteristic Pieces, op. 6, for violin and piano (Wood).
5'The Letter,' a song, op. 8 (Pond).
6'Coasting,' op. 9, for piano (Presser).
7'Childhood Fancies,' op. 10, for piano (Schirmer).
8Four Rocky Mountain Sketches, op. 11 (Schirmer).
9'Scherzando Fantastique,' op. 12 (Carl Fischer).
10Four Prairie Sketches, op. 13 (Schirmer).
11Five Sketches, op. 14 (Schirmer).
12'Snow-Bound,' a Winter Idyl, op. 15, after Whittier (Schirmer).
13Six Winter-Evening Tales, op. 16 (Schirmer).
14Five Tone-Poems, op. 17 (Schirmer).
15Twelve Short Poems, op. 18 (Ditson).
16Eight Concert-Studies, op. 19, for violin and piano.
17'Skeleton Dance,' op. 20, for violin and piano (Schirmer).
18Four Small Concert-Pieces, op. 21 (Schirmer).
19Sonata, 'The Ascension,' op. 22, for violin and piano (Schirmer).
20Six 'Nature Studies,' op. 23, for violin and piano (Fischer).
21Five Characteristic Pieces, op. 24 (Ditson).
22Concerto in E minor, op. 25, for violin and orchestra (Summy).
23Three Pieces, op. 26, for piano (Ditson).
24'Sonnets of Autumn,' op. 27, seven piano-pieces (Ditson).
25'Fairyland Cycle,' op. 28, five songs.
26Sonata, on the Life of St. Paul, op. 29, for violin and piano (Schirmer).
27Six Pictures, op. 30 (Fischer).
28Six Fancies, op. 31, for violin and piano (Boston Music Co.).
29Five Songs, op. 32 (Ditson).
30Seven Songs, op. 33 (Fischer).
31Fantastic Suite, 'Jack and the Bean-stalk,' op. 35, for violin and piano.
32Plantation Sketches, op. 36, for violin and piano (Fischer).
33'To a River,' op. 37, song (Schirmer).
34Four Fancies, op. 38 (Schirmer).
35'Evangeline,' op. 41, a tone-poem for full orchestra, after Longfellow.
36Three Mountain Pictures, op. 42, for full orchestra.
37Second Concerto, op. 43, for violin and orchestra or piano (Fischer).
38'Nature's Voices,' op. 44, four pieces for violin and piano.
39Two Songs, op. 45, from Lowell (Schirmer).
40Two Songs, op. 46 (Church).
41Three Songs, op. 47 (Ditson).
42'Songs of Nature,' op. 49 (Church).
43Seven Idyls in Song, op. 50.
45BURLEIGH, HENRY THACKER (b. 1866). See Register, 7.
47BURLIN, NATALIE, née Curtis, is a niece of George William Curtis. She was born in New York and studied in the National Conservatory there with Friedheim, as well as in Berlin, Paris, Bonn and Bayreuth. She has made extensive original studies of the music, lore and pictorial art of the American Indians, and of music among the Negroes of America and among the Ndaus and Zulus in Africa. She has published Songs of Ancient America, 1905, The Indian's Book (200 songs from 18 tribes), 1907, Negro Folk-Songs, 4 vols., 1918, and African Folk-Songs. She has also lectured often and written many articles for magazines. In 1917 she married the painter Paul Burlin. [ R.9 ]
49BURMEISTER, RICHARD (Dec. 7, 1860, Hamburg, Germany), had the privilege of study and association with Liszt in 1880-83 at Weimar, Rome and Budapest. Till 1885 he traveled in Europe as pianist, and then came to America as chief piano-instructor in the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. His twelve years' work there was broken in 1893 by a concert-tour in Europe. In 1897 he became director of the Scharwenka Conservatory in New York. Since 1903 he has taught abroad, till 1906 in the Dresden Conservatory and since 1907 in the Klindworth-Scharwenka Conservatory in Berlin. His compositions are a piano-concerto in D minor, op. 1; a symphonic fantasy, 'Die Jagd nach dem Glück,' op. 2; Cadenza to Chopin's F minor Concerto, op. 3; three songs, op. 4; Capriccio for piano, op. 5; a setting of Tennyson's 'The Sisters,' for alto with orchestra; a Romanza for violin and orchestra; and piano-transcriptions of songs. He has rescored Chopin's Concerto in F minor and arranged an orchestral accompaniment for Liszt's 'Pathetic' Concerto. [ R.7 ]
51BURNHAM, THUEL (b. 1884). See Register, 9.
53BURR, WILLARD, JR. (b. 1852). See Register, 7.
55BURROWES, KATHARINE (Kingston, Ont.), has devoted herself to improving teaching-methods for children. In her first teaching in Detroit she made a specialty of the primary grades. After six years' study with Batchelder, in 1895 she entered the faculty of the Detroit Conservatory. Later she studied for a time with Klindworth in Berlin. In 1903 she founded the Burrowes Piano School. Her copyrighted Course of Music-Study involves the use of songs, stories, games, charts and mechanical devices, besides printed music and the piano. It has been gradually developed to produce an all-round musical education for children. She has provided many other aids for teaching primary music and has composed much music for children. She has published The Burrowes Course of Music-Study for Beginners (kindergarten and primary), 1895, Manual for Teachers, 1901, The Note-Gatherers, 1903, Musical Puzzle-Stories, 1905, New Manual for Teachers 1910, Tales of the Great Composers, 1911, New Musical Note-Gatherers, 1915, and The New Success Music-Method, 1917. She has also contributed to musical magazines. [ R.8 ]
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