=TEMPLETON AND MALIBRAN.= Reminiscences of these Renowned Singers, with Original Letters and Anecdotes. Three Authentic Portraits by MAYALL. 8vo, cloth, 10s. _net_. =WAGNER'S TEACHINGS BY ANALOGY.= His Views on Absolute Music and of the Relations of Articulate and Tonal Speech, with Special Reference to "Opera and Drama." A Series of Papers for the Student. By EDWIN EVANS, Senior, F.R.C.O. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. _net_; paper, 3s. 6d. _net_. The above forms an introduction to Wagner's Prose Writings. =WAGNER'S "PARSIFAL."= And the Bayreuth Fest-Spielhaus. By N. KILBURN. Paper, 1s. _net_. =WAGNER SKETCHES=, 1849. A Historical Retrospect in vindication of Wagner. By WILLIAM ASHTON ELLIS. Cloth, 3s. 6d. _net_ (paper 2s. _net_). =OPERA AND DRAMA.= By RICHARD WAGNER. Translated by EDWIN EVANS, Senior, F.R.C.O. Vol. I: Part I. Opera and the Essence of Music. Part II. The Stage-Play and Dramatical Poetic Art in the Abstract. Vol. II: Part III. Poetry and Music in the Drama of the Future. The Three Parts in 2 vols. Portrait. Crown 8vo, cloth, 30s. _net_. The value of the study of Wagner's prose writing as an education to the musical student cannot be over-estimated, and amongst these prose writings "Opera and Drama" may be considered his principal critical and theoretical production. Without a study of its contents no true and lasting understanding of opera can be arrived at. Wagner writing to his friend Uhlig said: _"Here you have my testament; I may as well die now--anything further that I could do seems to me a useless piece of luxury."_ ERNEST NEWMAN in "A Study of Wagner," writes: "Although there appears here and there in his prose-work something of the vast synthetic power of his musical imagination--such a work as 'Opera and Drama,' for instance, finally compelling our admiration for its tenacity of purpose and the breadth of vision that sweeps so far before and after." =WAGNER'S PROSE WORKS.= Translated by WM. ASHTON ELLIS. Vol. I, The Art-Work of the Future, etc., 21s. _net_; Vol. II, Opera and Drama, 25s. _net_; Vol. III, The Theatre, 21s. _net_; Vol. IV, Art and Politics, 21s. _net_; Vol. V., Actors and Singers, _out of print_; Vol. VI, Religion and Art, _out of print_; Vol. VII, In Paris and Dresden, 25s. _net_; Vol. VIII, Posthumous, etc., 25s. _net_. Complete sets are occasionally available. Apply to the publishers of this list for particulars. =DIARY OF A PILGRIM IN THE NETHERLANDS.= The Holy Grail in Bruges and Other Impressions of Travel. Bruges, Courtrai, Tournai, Amsterdam, the Hague, Antwerp. By ROSE KOENIG. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. _net_ (paper covers, 2s. _net_).