A tone poem, really, with a part written into it for the voice.

FISCHER (CARL) INC. Problems of tone production in violin playing.

High tone studies for trumpet.

It is largely a matter of tone pictures.

With the exception of "Rienzi" and "Die Meistersinger," all of his operas, from the "Flying Dutchman" to "Parsifal," embody supernatural, mythical, romantic elements; and in the use of novel tone colors for special emotional effects he opened a new wonder-world of sound, to which Weber, however, had given him the key.

Color blend tone charts.

" As he seemed to wait for an answer, John said, with more decided gentleness, "I suppose it does;" and went on in a tone half apology, half persuasion, "But you will see your lawyer to-morrow, and, using all discretion, direct him as I propose.

WARING, FRED. Tone-syllables.

When the score is vantage out, I put all the red tabs I can into my voice, and his tone changes.

Tone games and how to play them, by Virginia Chadbourne [pseud.]

Something in the pity of his tone jars frightfully on my strung nerves.

Whenever I want to purchase any thing, the vender usually answers my question by another, and with a rueful kind of tone inquires, "En papier, madame?"and the bargain concludes with a melancholy reflection on the hardness of the times.

The new girls, spelling out the words in the song books by the rather pale lamplight, came out strongly in some parts and wobbly in others, producing some tone effects which caused the old girls to double up with merriment, but the new girls showed their good sportsmanship by singing on lustily no matter how many mistakes they made, a fact which caused Dr. Grayson to beam approvingly upon them.

But I longed with a madness tender For an evening like the morn, That my day might die in splendor, Not folded in mist forlorn Die like a tone elysian, Like a bee in a cactus-flower, Like a day-surprised vision, Like a wind in a summer shower.

" "I shan't go without you," said Adelaide, trying hard to make her tone firm and final.

"Tell me, I pray you," said a voice, in whose tones grief and resignation were singularly combined, "if Captain Henry de Lacey, of the continental marine, has a residence in this town of Newport?"

I know its music and I know its thought; My heart to it th' unuttered words supplies; I listen to the thrilling melody Until my soul its subtle tone hath caught.

Full description is given of the apparatus used, and the text is profusely illustrated with half tone illustrations giving fac-simile copies of the pictures taken from the negatives of the author.

It was a one-tone landscape.

Have I sinned, Mr. Francis Norgate?" "Of course not," he answered, keeping his tone level, almost indifferent.

"You welly high-tone man," he murmured amiably.

They forget, in their fanaticism for antiquity, that the dust of never so many centuries is impotent to transform a curiosity into a gem, that only good books absorb tone-mellowness from age, and that a baptismal register which proves a patriarchal longevity (if existence be life) cannot make mediocrity anything but a bore, or garrulous commonplace entertaining.

Sweet obligato to some hymn Whose words those vanished tones recall, Float o'er me, when earth's scenes grow dim, And life's last, lingering echoes fall,

Tone relationships existed in the music of liquors; to cite but one note, benedictine represents, so to speak, the minor key of that major key of alcohols which are designated in commercial scores, under the name of green Chartreuse.

It was written with a lead pencil on both sides of a sheet of paper, and I insert here a photograph of a half-tone reproduction of it.