Then softly it was dispelled, as through it there stole the tender, passionate-sweet harmonies of a Chopin nocturne.

In his bridegroom mood he composed the graceful F-minor Waltz, and later the C-sharp minor Nocturne.

One evening, a few days afterwards, at her home we were going over some new songs and compositions when she asked me, as she often did, to play the Thirteenth Nocturne.

Later in the evening she went to the piano and began to play very softly, as to herself, the opening bars of the Thirteenth Nocturne.

I took her place at the piano and played the Nocturne in a manner that silenced the chatter of the company both in and out of the room, involuntarily closing it with the major triad.

But one evening he came in, unheard, listened to her performance of the B-flat minor nocturne with a frown, and pulled her away from the piano before she had finished.

NOCTURNE WILLARD ANSLEY GIBSON '08 Over the hills Softly the slumber light Seems to me creeping, Stealing with twilight, While the world sleeping Breathes in the lower light Prayers for its loved ones Over the hills.

Nocturne in F sharp; op.

Nocturne in B-flat.

Harold Lamb (A); 16Sep59; R242416. LAMBERT, ALICE ELEANOR. Hospital nocturne.

HOLBROOK, STEWART H. Boston nocturne.

Nocturne militaire; illustrated by Clayton Knight.

Nocturne in F sharp.

Nocturne in F sharp; op.

Nocturne at noon-1605.

Nocturne in B-flat.

Nocturne in B-flat; piano.

Nocturne in B-flat.

Harold Lamb (A); 16Sep59; R242416. LAMBERT, ALICE ELEANOR. Hospital nocturne.

HOLBROOK, STEWART H. Boston nocturne.

Idaho nocturne: 1909.

Idaho nocturne: 1909.

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. (PWH); 14May73; R553781. STRAHL, SIBYL HOLBROOK. Boston nocturne.

THE REMONSTRANCE NOCTURNE THE EXILE THE UNCHANGING INVOCATION EYES LIFE THE DISGUISE VAIN QUESTIONING VIGIL THE OLD MEN THE DREAMER MOTLEY THE MARIONETTES TO E.T.: 1917 APRIL MOON THE FOOL'S SONG CLEAR EYES DUST TO DUST THE THREE STRANGERS ALEXANDER THE REAWAKENING THE VACANT DAY THE FLIGHT FOR ALL THE GRIEF THE SCRIBE FARE

NOCTURNE, picture of a night scene; also a musical piece appropriate to the night.