6The importance of Bach in the world of music. Pleasing and representative compositions.
54Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn
7HAYDN AND MOZART
55FELIX MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY.
8The importance of Haydn as the creator of the sonata.
56CHAPTER VII.
9CHARACTERISTIC MOODS OF BEETHOVEN
57ROBERT SCHUMANN.
10BACH, MOZART, AND BEETHOVEN COMPARED
58Robert Schumann
11SCHUBERT AND MENDELSSOHN
59CHAPTER VIII.
12ROBERT SCHUMANN
60FREDERIC FRANCOIS CHOPIN.
13CHOPIN
61Frederic Francois Chopin
14BACH, BEETHOVEN, SCHUMANN, AND CHOPIN IN THE DIFFERENT PHASES OF THEIR ART
62SECOND AND THIRD PROGRAMS.
15LISZT
63CHAPTER IX.
16BACH, BEETHOVEN, CHOPIN, SCHUMANN, LISZT
64BACH, BEETHOVEN, SCHUMANN, AND CHOPIN.
17CONCERNING THE TYPICAL MUSICAL FORMS
65CHAPTER X.
18PART II.
66FRANZ LISZT.
19AUTHOR'S NOTE
67Franz Liszt
20NATIONALITY IN MUSIC
68CHAPTER XI.
21JOHANNES BRAHMS
69BACH, BEETHOVEN, CHOPIN, SCHUMANN, LISZT.
22EDVARD GRIEG
70CHAPTER XII.
23RUBINSTEIN AND TSCHAIKOWSKY
71CONCERNING THE TYPICAL MUSICAL FORMS.
24THE LATER ROMANTICISTS
72PART II.
25GOTTSCHALK AND MASON
73AUTHOR'S NOTE.
26E. A. MACDOWELL
74CHAPTER I.
27ARTHUR FOOTE AND MRS. H. H. A. BEACH
75NATIONALITY IN MUSIC
28MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM BY AMERICAN COMPOSERS
76CHAPTER II.
29Joh. Sebastian Bach, Geo. Fred. Handel
77JOHANNES BRAHMS.
30Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang A. Mozart
78CHAPTER III.
31Ludwig van Beethoven
79EDVARD GRIEG.
32Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn
80CHAPTER IV.
33Robert Schumann
81ANTON RUBINSTEIN.
34Frederic Francois Chopin
82PETER ILITSCH TSCHAIKOVSKY.
35Franz Liszt
83CHAPTER V.
36PART I.
84THE LATER ROMANTICISTS.
37CHAPTER I.
85CHAPTER VI.
38MOVING FORCES IN MUSIC
86LOUIS MOREAU GOTTSCHALK.
39CHAPTER II.
87WILLIAM MASON.
40JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH.
88CHAPTER VII.
41Joh. Sebastian Bach, Geo. Fred. Händel
89EDWARD ALEXANDER MACDOWELL.
42GEORG FRIEDRICH HÄNDEL.
90CHAPTER VIII.
43CHAPTER III.
91ARTHUR FOOTE.
44FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN.
92SONGS BY ARTHUR FOOTE.
45Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang A. Mozart
93MRS. H. H. A. BEACH.
46WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART.
94CHAPTER IX.
47CHAPTER IV.
95MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM BY AMERICAN COMPOSERS.
48LUDVIG VAN BEETHOVEN.
