MUSICAL

MAGAZINE AND REVIEW.

VOL. I.

LONDON:

SOLD BY BALDWIN, CRADOCK, AND JOY,

47, PATERNOSTER-ROW.

XI. A Collection of Motetts for the Offertory, and other Pieces, prin-

cipally adapted for the Morning Service. The whole composed,

selected, and arranged, with a separate accompaniment for the

Organ or Pianoforte, by Vincent Novello, Organist to the Por-

tuguese Embassy, in London

XII. A Selection of popular National Airs, with Symphonies and Accom-

paniments, by Sir John Stevenson, Mus. Doc. The words by

Thomas Moore, Esq.

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XIII. Agnese, Opera sentimentale, in due atti, musica del Sig. Ferd.

Paer

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XIV. Statement of Matters relative to the King's Theatre. By E.

Waters, Esq.

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XV. A Selection of Irish Melodies, with Symphonies and Accompani-

ments, by Sir John Stevenson, Mus. Doc. and characteristic

words by Thomas Moore, Esq. Seventh number.

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Quarterly List of new Musical Publications

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No. III.

ART.

I. J. S. H. in answer to Mr. Taylor, on the Minor Key

II. Elements of Vocal Science

III. On the Works of Handel

IV. On the Character of Musicians

XIII. The Philharmonic Society

XIV. Treatises on Singing,

1. Solfeges d'Italie, avec la Basse chiffree, composés par Leo,

Durante, Scarlatti, Hasse, Porpora, Mazzoni, Caffaro,

Perez, &c. dédiés a Messeigneurs les premiers gentils

hommes de la Chambre du Roi et recueillis par les Srs.

Levesque et Bêche ordinaites de la Musique de sa Ma

jesté. Paris.

2. The Modern Italian Method of Singing, with a variety of

progressive examples, and thirty-six solfeggi, By Signor

D. G. Aprili. London,

3. The Elements of Singing familiarly exemplified, to facilitate

the acquirement of the Science of Vocal Music in the Ita

lian and English styles, from the commencement of the

study until the utmost proficiency is acquired; adapted

for pupils of every age, with observations to enable a

Parent or Superintendant to assist in the tuition of the

Scholar during the Master's absence, By Gesualde

Lanza. Interspersed with select examples and exercises

of the most eminent Masters, from the earliest period to

the present time. London, 1813.

4. Introduction to the art of Solfaing and Singing, wherein the

chief requisites for a good Singer, viz. Intonation, Time,

and Execution, are clearly illustrated by concise instruc

tions and easy examples, calculated to facilitate the per-

formance of vocal music, according to the most modern

style. Composed and respectfully dedicated to Mrs, Bil

lington, (with permission) by J. Jousse. London.

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