INDEX
Reading edition
A
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Albani, Madame238
Amateur Bands144
Antiphony94
"Army Quadrilles"140
B
Bach Society, established206
Balfe's "Bohemian Girl"182, 183, 196
Balfe's "Rose of Castille"184
Ballads23, 247
Ball, John43
"Basoche"192
Beecham, Mr. Thomas181
Benedict's "Lily of Killarney"184
Bennett, Mr. Joseph196
Bennett, Sir William Sterndale99, 110, 201
Beringer, Oscar112
Birmingham112
Birmingham Choir245
Bizet's "Carmen"195
"Blest Pair of Sirens"102
Blow, Dr. John64
Bodda-Pyne, Madame184
Boosey & Co., Messrs247
Boyce, William88
Bradford Choir246
Brass Band Contests260
Bridge, Sir Frederick246
Broadwood & Sons, Messrs248
Bunn, Alfred182
Burns, Georgina187
Buononcini83, 106
Butt, Madame Clara247
Byrd6, 39, 43, 53
C
Calvinism and Music69
Calvin, John76
Carl Rosa186
Carte, Mr. D'Oyly189
Casals, Señor118
Catch37
Cathedrals and Music118
Censor, The249
Certificates252
Chappell & Co., Messrs.247
Chappell, Mr. Arthur248
Charles II. and Opera177
Choirs, Provincial245
Chopin254, 255
Church and Drama4
Church and Music2, 68
Church Music264
Clive, Mr. Franklin192
Comic Operas193
Composers, Early English47
Composers, Status of18
Costa, Sir Michael110, 115, 259
Counterpoint95
Cowen, Sir Frederick260
Criticism, Anonymous256
Crotty, Leslie187
Crystal Palace Concerts132
D
Dance Music21, 27
Davies, Mr. Ben187, 192
Davidson, Mr. J. W254
De Reszke, The Brothers179
"Der Ring des Nibelungen"179
Diction, Importance of121
"Don Giovanni"178
Douland39
Drama and the Church4
Dvořák264
E
Education, Musical93
Edwardes, Mr. George194
Elgar, Sir Edward199, 262
Elgar's, Sir Edward, advice104
"Elijah"163
Elizabeth, Queen, and Music2, 29, 31
England, Opera in176
English Music, Sources of11
English Opera180
"Esmeralda"188
Examinations251
F
Faning, Dr. Eaton253
Festivals258
"Flying Dutchman"187
Ford, Thomas40
Foreign Influence29
Foreign Teachers in England103
French School of Opera179
G
Games and Music22
Gaylord, Julia187
Gerardy, M.118
German Music103
Gibbons, Orlando6, 9, 39, 43, 57
Glee37
Gounod's "Faust"195
Grove, Sir George100, 253
Guildhall School of Music100
Guiligni179
Gye178
H
Hallè, Lady211
Hallè, Sir Charles136, 218, 248
Hammerstein, Mr.196, 199
Handel83, 106, 153
Handel and Opera178
Handel Festival258
Harmony95
Harrison, Mr. William183
Harris, Sir Augustus179
Haydn and the Orchestra126
Henry VIII. and Music33
Hersee, Miss Rose186
Hill, Miss Lucille192
I
Instrumental Music43
Instruments, Early13
Instruments, Musical43
Italian Chorus and Mendelssohn123
Italian Opera176
Italian Singers120
Italian Training120
"Ivanhoe"190
J
Jackson, William90
Joachim248
Jullien140
K
Kent90
Kirkby-Lunn, Madame180
L
Lablache179
Leeds Choir245
London Symphony Orchestra245
Ludwig, William187
M
Maas, Joseph187
Macfarren, Mr. Walter253
Macfarren, Sir G. A.99, 185
Macintyre, Miss Margaret192
Mackenzie, Sir Alexander C.99, 185
Madrigal37
Malibran178
Manchester112, 139
Manns, Sir Augustus132, 260
Mapleson178
Mario179
Masque, the34
McGuckin, Mr. Barton187
Melba, Madame179, 121
Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto195
"Merrie," When England was29
Messager, Andrè192
"Messiah," The158
Minstrels, Early18
Moss, Mr. Hugh191
Monks and Music6
Moody-Manners Company186
"Morning Hymn"42
"Morning Post," Quotation from196
Morris Dance21
Musical Comedies193
N
New Symphony Orchestra143, 245
Niccolini179
Nilsson, Christine178
Norman-Neruda, Madame211, 248
Notation12
Novello & Co., Messrs.90
O
Opera, English180
Opera, Essentials for Success197
Opera, History of176
Opera in England176
Opera, State Aid for193
Oratorio in England150
Orchestral Music125
Orchestral Music in London245
Organ, An, in Sixth Century44
Organ, Development of the45
Oudin, Eugène191
P
Palestrina6
Palliser, Miss Esther192
Parepa, Madame186
Parry, Sir Hubert100
"Parthenia"27, 28
Patti, Adelina178
Philharmonic Society, The125, 245
"Philip Vanderdecken"187
Piatti248
Pitch fixed by Costa115
Players, Strolling2
"Pops"248
Promenade Concerts139
Purcell9, 45, 60
Purcell and Opera176
Puritanism29, 69
Puritans, The, and Opera177
Pyne, George, and James Kendrick184
Pyne-Harrison Company, The184
Pyne, Minto184
Pyne, Miss Louisa183
R
Reeves, Sims179, 207
Reformation, Effect on Music2
Restoration, The, and Music80
Richter Concerts131
Richter, Dr.179, 180
Rivière140
"Robin Hood"185
Ronald, Mr. Landon101, 144
Round37
Royal Academy of Music98
Royal Amateur Orchestral Society145
Royal Choral Society246
Royal College of Music99
Royal Italian Opera179
Rumford, Mr. Kennerley247
S
Salmond, Mr. Norman192
"Salome"248, 249
"Samson et Dalila"249
Santley, Sir Charles179, 186
Schumann, Madame248
Secular Music of Thirteenth Century20
"Senta"187
Sheffield112
Sheffield Choir246
Smith178
Sontag178
Spohr109
Squire, W. H.118
Stanford, Sir Villiers185
Straus, Richard181, 248
State Aid for Opera193
Sullivan, Sir Arthur86, 190, 227
"Sumer is icumen in"40
Sunday Concerts144
Symphony Concerts139
Symphony Orchestra, The London142
T
Tallis6, 9, 48, 96
"The Creation"160
"The Dream of Gerontius"173, 246
"The Golden Legend"168
"The Last Judgment"166
"The Redemption"168
"The Silver Swan"39
"The Woman of Samaria"110
Thomas Arthur Goring188
Tietjens, Therese178
Turner, J. W.186, 187
V
Valleria, Alwina187
Variety Theatres261
Violin, The13
W
Wagner179, 254, 255
Wagner Festival, The131
Wallace's "Lurline"184
Wallace's "Maritana"183
Wesley, Samuel91
Wesley, Samuel Sebastian91, 184
Wilde, Oscar249
Wolff, Johannes112
Wood, Sir Henry116, 139, 245
Y
York, Josephine187
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Transcriber's Notes
Changes to the text have been limited to typographical errors only and are listed as follows:
Page 9: changed "Bryd" to "Byrd" (Of Byrd we have written.)
Page 45: changed "harpischord" to "harpsichord" (... harpsichord and organ music, ...)
Page 58: changed comma to sentence-final period (... the great, but not too amiable, Mr. William Byrd.)
Page 67: changed "Calvanistic" to "Calvinistic" (—Effect of Calvinistic teaching—)
Page 70: changed "Calvanistic" to "Calvinistic" (... in those early Calvinistic times ...)
Page 72: changed "Calvanist" to "Calvinist" (... the constant influx of Calvinist refugees ...)
Page 72: changed "Calvanist" to "Calvinist" (... the spread of Calvinism ...)
Page 87: changed "eminates" to "emanates" (... the country from which it emanates ...)
Page 105: changed "fanatacism" to "fanaticism" (... a period if of less fanaticism, a not less fatal indifference ...)
Page 106: changed "unforgetable" to "unforgettable" (... words at once typical of him, and unforgettable.)
Page 108: changed "continously" to "continuously" (... the influence of the Court continuously exercised ...)
Page 120: changed two instances of "Reszké" to "Reszke" (... Jean de Reszke, Charles Santley and Edouard de Reszke.)
Page 169: changed "Protestanism" to "Protestantism" (... the feelings and aspirations of German Protestantism.)
Page 176: changed "Ondin" to "Oudin" (—"Ivanhoe"—Eugène Oudin—)
Page 188: changed "chose" to "choose" (... and I will choose the one that was, ...)
Page 196: changed "bann" to "ban" (... others would ban such operas altogether, ...)
Page 216: changed "Halle's" to "Hallé's" (... Ludwig and Waldemar Neruda, Lady Hallé's sons, ...)
Page 222: suspected typographical error "sane" may have been intended to read "same" (... I should think that same conservatism, would fairly express his attitude ...)
Page 243: added missing opening quotation mark (He renamed it "Rudd-i-gore.")
Page 251: changed "gradua-ally", where hypenated across lines, to "gradually" (... how absolutely indifferent the public have gradually become ...)
Page 270: changed "Eugene" to "Eugène" (Oudin, Eugène 191)