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Otago Witness, Issue 3333, 30 January 1918, Page 5

-- _' V ■--.■'■■• ■'■ ■■*;■■.>-■■*■■ ■■■■■■■^■jstt-'&SZ^n. -;■'»-.- ■<»■■■.■ ?S^ American Music K ldi\o. BRIGHT, BREEZY, EASY! following NEW PIECES are I'll in the popular catchy style which people like. The 4 y are melodious, pleasing, and 'attractive. A special feature is that they are all quite EASY TO PLAY. Jingle Bells. GALOP CHARACTERISTIC, by S. T. Nicholas. A striking ancfattractitre Solo, full of bright and jingly effects. One of the movements is set to words. Fernande. VALSE LENTE, by Remi Lormes. The greatest waltz success since " Valse Bleue." Wandering Thoughts. REVERIE, by Elizabeth Freal. A characteristic piece, in five short movements ; very pretty and effective. A number that is sure to be a favourite with all. Falling Waters. REVERIE, by John J. Fitzpatrick. A composition full of beautiful melodie3, sweet and pleasing in style. Picture Title Page on each. Dreaming. A WALTZ (Valse Boston), by Adelaida Agnero. L Very popular as a great dance number, j The time is well marked, and the melody pleasing and bright. Goo-Goo Dance. CAPEICE, by Will W.>od. A very poptilar dance number, suitable for fancy dances and drills. Very sweet and dainty. Price 2/- each ; posted 2/2. Whoop 'Er Up. MARCH & TWO-STEP, by Will Wood, composer of the famous " Let 'er Go." A new March full of vim ; suitable for a school maroh or for dancing. Exceptionally good for teaching. Celestial Chimes. By May Greene. A picturesque Selection, introducing organ and chime effects,also well-known hymns. Suitable for the American Organ or Harnionhun.. Headquarters STREET for Music, DUINEDIIV