W. J. HENDERSON in the N. Y. Times:--

A truly wonderful production; ... a long and exhaustive account of

the manner of using the instruments of the orchestra, with some

highly instructive remarks on coloring.... Harmony he treats not

only very fully, but also in a new and intensely interesting

way.... Counterpoint is discussed with great thoroughness.... It

seems to have been his idea when he began to let no interesting

topic escape.... The wonder is that the author has succeeded in

making those parts of the book which ought naturally to be dry so

readable.... A style which can be fairly described as

fascinating.... It will serve as a general reference book for

either the musician or the music-lover. It will save money in the

purchase of a library by filling the places of several smaller

books.... A complete directory of musical literature.... One of the

most important books on music that have ever been published.

HENRY HOLT & COMPANY,

_NEW YORK._ (viii, '03). _CHICAGO._

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