_d._ _Songs_, for one or more voices, from Shakspere, Byron, and Moore. _e._ "_Der Glorreiche Augenblick_," for four voices and orchestra. _f._ "_Lied aus der Ferne._" _g._ _Three Songs_ from Tiedge. _h._ _Three Songs._ _i._ _Three Songs._ _k._ "_Oh! dass ich dir vom stillen Auge._" _l._ "_Sehnsucht nach dem Rhein._" _m._ "_Die Klage._" _n._ _Three Andantes._ _o._ "_Ruf vom Berge._" _p._ "_Der Bardengeist_." _q._ "_Als die Geliebte sich trennen wollte._" _r._ _Elegy_ on the death of a Poodle. _s._ _Arietta_ in A flat major. _t._ _Canon_ in E flat major. _u._ "_Zärtliche Liebe._" _v._ "_Resignation_," "_Lisch' aus_," in E major. _w._ _Canon_ for six voices. _x._ _Canon_ for four voices. _y._ _Canon_ for three voices. _z._ _Canon_ written in the album of Director Neide. _tz._ _Song of the Monks_, from Schiller's "_Wilhelm Tell_." _a^{2}._ "_Song of the Nightingale._" _b^{2}._ "_Germania's Wiedergeburt_," for four voices and orchestra. _c^{2}._ "_Abschiedsgesang an Wien's Bürger._" _e^{2}._ Final songs from (1) "_Die Ehrenpforte_," in D major; (2) "_Die gute Nachricht_." _f^{2}._ "_Andenken von Matthison_"--allegretto. _g^{2}._ Three-part _Song_. IV. COMPOSITIONS WHICH APPEARED AFTER BEETHOVEN'S DEATH, WITHOUT BEING DESIGNATED AS _Op._ OR _No._ _a._ "_Beethoven's Heimgang_," for voice and piano. _b._ "_An Sie_," Song, in A flat major. _c._ _Two Songs_:-- 1. "_Seufzer eines Ungeliebten._" 2. "_Die laute Klage._" _d._ "_Die Ehre Gottes in der Natur_," for four voices and orchestra, in C major. _e._ _Cantata: "Europa steht."_ _f._ _Song, "Gedenke mein."_ _g._ "_Empfindungen bei Lydia's Untreu_," in E flat. _h._ "_Equali_," two pieces for four trombones. _i._ _Allegretto_ for orchestra. _k._ _Three Quartets._ _l._ _Rondo_ for piano and orchestra. _m._ _Octet_ for wind instruments (now Op. 103.) _n._ _Rondino_ for eight-part harmony. _o._ _Two Trios_ for piano, violin, and 'cello. _p._ _Military March_ for piano. _q._ "_Lament at Beethoven's Grave._" _r._ "_The Last Musical Thought._" J. AND W. RIDER, PRINTERS, LONDON. A NOVEL WITH TWO HEROES. BY ELLIOTT GRAEME, AUTHOR OF "BEETHOVEN; A MEMOIR," &C. _In Two Vols. Post 8vo._ OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. "We can sincerely congratulate Mr. Graeme on having achieved a decided literary success.... The story is written in a lively and agreeable style ... the simple life of the worthy Director is charmingly told.... Several of the portraits are evidently taken from life.... The interest of the story centres in Mala, the beautiful girl, who inherits her father's genius.... The characters of Mr. Chesney, the stately and somewhat pompous rector, and of his anti-type, a parson of quite another school, are drawn with singular truthfulness and freedom from exaggeration."--_Athenæum._