Excerpt from Hungarian Rhapsody for Violin and Pia 165. Nayan. J08. Symphonic muttaxre 15 166. - Symph0nie in B at 75 172. -symphonie in D 75 174. - Symphonie Surprise 75 295-299. Hermann. Fr., Album of Modern Compositions, 5 Volumes. Each 75 369. Leonard. Op. 2. Souvenir de Haydn 1 00 220. - Op. 41. Six Solos 1 25 321. Mendelswhn. F.. Op. 64. Violin Coo certo (d'ssauer-joachim) 75 - Songs without \vords (hauser). 77. - Vol. I. 12 Songs without 50 78. - V01. 11. 12 Selected Songs 50 170. - Symphonie No. 4 in A 75 Two viol 124. Monkowski. M., Op. 12. Spanish Dances 1 50 164. Mozart, W. A.. Symphony No. 40, G mir 1 00 168. - Symphony in C (jupiter) 1 00 89, Paganini. N.. Moto Perpetuo, edited and revised by Phillip Mittell 50 508. - Op. 8. \vitches' Dance 50 260 Pleyd, Op. 8. Six Easy Duos 75 261. - Op. 48. Six Duos (sonatinas) 75 534. Prume. F., Op. 1. Melancolie and Op. 2, . No. 6. Le petit Savoyard. 50 301. Rice. Franz.. Op. 34. Suite 111 1 00 385. Rimky-korukow, Nu Op. 33. Fantasie de Concert. 1 00 382. Rode, Op. 9. Concerto No. 7, (david) 75 259, Rosenbecker. A.. Op. 36. Six Meiodious S little Igeces for Beginners 75 215. Aenger, Op. 96. New School of Melody. Parti. The development three v'ou of the four fingers upon one string. (12 Melodious studies on five tes) 1 00 494 - 496' Pritsche and SI 216. - The same. Part II. The gradual 189mm Of 69 Hi connection of the strings. (15 Me at: melod'es'] iodions Studies). 1 25 ranged V0 62. - 50 Hymns easily arranged 1 00 four v0lr 372. Saint-selena, Op. 61. Concerto in B mir (schtadieck) 1 asche and S! 84. - Op. 28. Introduction and Rondo 1eetion of 60 H. Capriccioso 75 afic Melodies 326. 511530, J.. Suite anged. Vo'l 165. Schubert, F., Symphony in B mir (unfinished) 420. - Op. 137. Three Sonatinas. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art techlogy to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
