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Songs with violin, 1916
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8SEVENTEEN NEW VOLUMES
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11Piano—Two Hands
12Easy Opera Melodies
13In addition to their value as pieces for recreation, these selections have good teaching quality. None of them go beyond the early third grade.
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16Opera Transcriptions
17All are good numbers for home, social, or public use.
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20Little Recreations for the Piano
21Grades I and II. This volume contains thirty true teaching pieces with exceptional musical interest, such as will interest young players and also advance their technic.
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24Twenty-five Easy Piano Pieces
25Grade II. Teaching pieces of genuine musical value, carefully fingered and phrased, the pick of the easy works of such composers as Aletter, Beaumont, Dorn, Engelmann, Fink, Horvath, Sartorio, Schmoll, and others.
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28Famous Piano Solos
29Grades III and IV. Fifteen pieces in all, every one included in the standard teaching repertoire.
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32Modern Piano Compositions
33Seventeen compositions, Grades IV and V. An excellent repertoire book for a busy teacher to have at hand.
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36Piano—Four Hands
37Very Easy Piano Duets. Second Series
38This collection contains twenty-six pieces by favorite composers, neither part goes out of Grade II. Every piece has stood the test of use, and has become a standard for the ensemble class.
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41Voice
42Encore Songs
43For high voice; for low voice. The numbers contained in this collection are the cream of "encore songs," of moderate difficulty. Singers need never be at a loss for a suitable encore, if this book be handy.
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46Favorite Songs
47For high voice; for low voice. Sixteen songs by American and European composers, available for teaching and recitals. A choice addition to the repertoire for use with young pupils.
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50Favorite Sacred Songs
51For high voice, for low voice. The old favorites never lose their hold upon the average congregation. This volume should be in every choir library.
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54Young Singers' Songs
55Contains eighteen songs suited to the age and technical advancement of young people of both sexes. Adapted to students who have just begun vocal training.
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58Violin and Piano
59Easy Pieces for Violin and Piano
60Contains twenty-six pieces of exactly the right style, consisting of standard compositions for the violin and arrangements of favorite airs.
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63Favorite Duets for Violin and Piano. Second Series.
64Eleven fine pieces for young artists' use; just the kind that will be appreciated by the average audience.
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67'Cello and Piano
68Favorite Duets for 'Cello and Piano
69Thirteen compositions by Gaston Borch, a well-known composer and conductor. Every number is attractive for use in concerts and recitals or as a study piece for advanced pupils.
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72NOTE.—A booklet, giving tables of contents of all these volumes, including others not listed here for Piano, Two Hands and Four Hands, Violin, Violin and Piano, Flute and Piano, Cornet and Piano, Clarinet and Piano, Trombone or Baritone and Piano, Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, Pipe and Reed Organ, and Voice, will be sent free on request.
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75These works will be sent with return privilege to those with accounts in good standing, and to those with no accounts, upon receipt of price, which will be returned, less postage, if not satisfactory.
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78BOSTON: OLIVER DITSON COMPANY
79NEW YORK
80CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.
81CHICAGO
82LYON & HEALY
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