New York Musical Review and Gazette, Volume 6, Index Page: 4 of 4

                                
INDEX TO MUSIC.
“As pants the hart for cooling streams.” (Hymn Chant.) By E. C. Hows.
“ Banish far all thoughts of sadness,”
“ Behold the Saviour.” By W. H. Goodwin,
Bethel. “ Hearer, my God, to Thee,”,
“Blessed is the man.” (Anthem.) By Aug. Kreissmann.
“ Bright the morning’s light." By H. G. Nageli,...........^.....-..................
Christmas Carol. (Chorus.) Words by Longfellow. Music by Stopel,............
Crimea. “ By cool Siloam’s shady rill,”............................................
« Deep is the sleep of the hero!” (Suitable for the celebration of Wasnmgton s birth-
day.) W ords by Ossi an,.........................................
“Drink, Drink.” (Temperance Glee.) Words by C. M. Cady. Music by V. B.
Bradbury,...................................................................
Evening Song. By W. B. Bradbury,.............................................
“Farewell, Dearest.” Arranged for the Eeview. From Stop.ace, . .................
Farewell to Vermont. Words by D. P. Thompson. Music by S. F. Cheney,.........
Flying Home: Happy news for my mother. (.Song and Chorus.) By Fkiedeich
Wubzel,
Forget me not. By Geo. F. Boot,
“From every stormy wind that blows.” By H. N. Stone,
“ Gently o’er my heart-strings stealing.” By Wesley Martin,.......
“ Give ear unto my words. (Short.Anthem.) By W. B. Bradbury,
“ God of my life,”'............................ ...............
« Ho, forget me, why should sorrow.” Arranged from Mozart,
Holman. “Awake my soul, lift up thine eyes,”
Hallelujah. Hiller,
Hartel. “ Behold a Stranger at the door,”
“ How blest the EighteOus.” By E. B. Noeorqss,
« I deemed this heart” By Miss Marion McGregor,
“ I had a gentle mother.” Words by Mrs. J. Wiltsib. Music by Wesley Martin, ..
Jordan. “ There is a land of pure delight” By S. P. Cheney, Yt.,.......•••••"* ’ ’’
Leaving School. Poetry by Miss F. J. Crosby, the blind poetess. Music by Geo. 1.
Boot,.
Little Daisy, darling
“ Lord, I will bless Thee.” By. J. S. Brooks,
Love and Friendship. (Trio and Chorus,)...
“ Loving, lovely gentle Brother.” (From the Cantata of the Fairy Queen,)
Matthews. “ Just as I am.”
Melton. “ Lord, I would come to Thee.” By Hastings,.
Merrily every heart is bounding. (Song for festal occasions),
Morn. “Again from calm and sweet repose.” By Hastings,
Morning Serenade. (Quartet) Arranged from Flotow.
Morning Song. By A. Muhling,
“    By W. B. Bradbury,
“ My Gentle Mother’s Song,”.
“ My voice thou shalt hear in the morning.” (Anthem,)
“ Nay, speak no ill.” (.Song or Duet.) Music by W. B. Bradbury,
“ Near the lake where drooped the willow. Newly arranged by Wm. Mason,
“ Never forget the dear ones.” (Trio.) By G. F. Boot,
“ Now raise aloud your voices.” Arranged from Bellini,
Oak. “ I’m but a stranger here,”
“0, bless the Lord.” By Eev. W. H. Havergal,    .
“ 0 come to the West." (Song and Chorus.) Words by E. McLurb. Music by W.
B. Bradbury.
“ Offer the Sacrifice.” By Hastings,
“ O let these heavenly themes.” By Hastings,
“ 0, love the Lord.” (Short Anthem,)
“ One heart for me, whose gentle throbs,”
One hundred years from now. Poetry by D. Hardy, jr. Music by Wm. 0. Fiske,.....
“One there is above all others,”....................................................
Organ Voluntary. By Cm A Einck,................................. ........* ” ’' ’
“0, the Guardian care.” (Opening Song—Quartet.) Words by Mrs. Dana. j
B. Bradbury,
Our Fatherland,
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330
27T
262
359
99
276
S4
86
4
313
376
150
20
205
148
289
32S
862
410
295
345
262
174
258
275
134
67
261
242
278
262
85
297
70
147
391
313
440
22
33
327
344
343
262
410
311
116
190
84
408
206
242
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Parting from loved ones. (Aipinc Melody,)........................................ 204
Pic-Nic Glee. Arranged by W. B. Bradbury,..................................... 131
“ Pray for the peace of Jerusalem,”................. :.....-........................ 878
Prize Songs :
No. I. “ Sweet and low, wind of the western sea.” Words by Tennyson,.......... 392
No. II. “ One heart for me, whose gentle throbs,”.................................. 40S
No. III. “ Where, where are all the birds that sang,”.............................. 424
No. IV. “ My Gentle Mother’s Song, ”..................-......................... 449
Proclamation. “ Lift up your heads.” By Wm. Morgan,.......................... 113
Repose. “ I lay my body down to sleep.” By S. P. Cheney, V t.,.................. 19
Eondo from Donizetti's opera, “ La Fille du Regiment,”............................. 69
Eussian Schottische. Arranged by Louis Kohler,................................. 263
“ Sacred Hope, thou Heavenly Treasure.” F. W. Naumann,........................ S6
“ Salvation to our God.” (Anthem,)............................................... 442
Sanctus. Arranged by Hastings,................................................. 296
“ Saviour, hast Thou lied for ever ?” By W. II. Ingersoll,.......................... 314
“ See the golden stars.” (Duet.) By A Muhling,................................. 36ft
Sentence. “ The Lord is iu his holy Temple.” By Geo. F. Gavitt,................. 5
Serenade. By Hastings,.......................................................... 70
Siloam. “Alas! what hourly dangers rise.” By O. O. Hull, ..................   37
“ Sing the praise of God,”..... ...............• •.....  ®7
Sleigh-ride Glee. Words by C. M. Cady. Music by W. B. Bradbury,.............. 6
Sniddlefritz. (A Burlesque,)..............     782
“ Softly now the light of day.”    By G. B. Loomis,.................................. 8b
“ Softly now the light of day.”    By H. J. Pearson,................................. 133
Song of Freedom,..................................  ff®
Sound your A. Words by WYr. J. Wetmorb. Music by W. B. Bradbury,......... lie
«Stand up, my Soul.” By J. P. Holbrook......................................... 143
“Star of tbe East.” (Christmas Hymn.) By Cm C. Converse,..................... 102
Styrian Waltz,...................................................................
Styrian Waltz. Arranged by Louis Kohler,................ .................... • • 111
“ Sweet and low, wind of tbe western sea.” Words by Alfred Tennyson,............ 892
Talking in her Sleep. (Glee.) By W. B. Bradbury,..............................•    260
The Chapel. Translated from the German by C. M. Cady,.......................... 187
The Fountain. (New Temperance Glee for July Fourth, 1855.) By V. B. Bradbury, 221
The Grave,....................................................................... 101
The Greenwood. (A Eound in three Parts,)........................... • • ......
The Merry May. (Glee.) By G. Blewitt,.....................................
“ The Morning Wind is heard.” (Trio for Sopranos,)...........................
The Power of Song. (From the German,)....................................
“ There is a voice.” By H. N. Stone,.........................................
“There’s music in the air.” (Quartet for men’s voices.) By G. F. Boot,............. 423
The Eeturn. Words by John G. Freeze. Music by W. B. Bradbury,............. 88
The Sabbath. By Ch. C. Converse,...........................................
The Shining Shore. (Quartet.) By G. F. Root,...............................
The Singers. Composed from C. Kp.eutzer, by W. B. Bradbury,..............
The Singer’s Native Land,”...............-...... 1 — : .....................
The Willow Mourner. By W. B. Bradbury,.................................
The Wood. Music by C. Koohkr,............................................
“They who on the Lord rely.” By Frank Sewall,..,........................
“ Thou art my hiding place.”    (Motett.)    By W. B. Bradbury,..................... "
“ Thy vows are upon    me.”    By Hastings,.......................................... I77
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375
439
407
149
362
361
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294
19
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“ To Jesus may we fly,”
“To thee, my God,”..............................................................
“ Waiting for the May.” (Duet or Trio ) By W. B. Bradbury,. ....................
“We love our native Hills,” (Suitable for School Anniversaries.) By J. Willis ^
“ We must part.” By A Doty,..................
“ When shall we meet again ?” O. M. Brewster,
“When thro’ the torn sail,”....................
“Where, where are all the birds that sang ?”.....
Whitney. There is a land, a happy land,”.......
“ Why droops my soul,”........................
“Will you Go?” The Promenade. (Opera Chorus.) Arranged from Flotow,....... 772
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