I  n  a  lecture  read  at  a  local  institute,  on
his  theory  of  "The  Melodic  Composing
Faculty,"  the  Author  wrote  and  composed
an  original  Irish  Melody  in  presence  of
the  audience.]

322.—  Piano  Tonic  Scale.  By  letters  to
be  placed  on  the  black  keys,  to  enable
any  person  to  play  airs  at  thu  first
attempt.
323.—  A  Ledger  Dictionary.
324.  —  Imaginary  Campaigns,  with  Mili-
tary Problems,  Fictitious  "History,"  &c.
Kx  :  "  The  Campaigns  of  Lopeon."

325.  —  The  Cauzonic  ;  or,  Free  Ri-ii'lrrin<_r
Mode  in  Music.    Objects  :  The  revolution,
to  a  certain  exteut.of  existing  system  and
modes  in  music  composition  and  singing,
viz.  :

1.  More  liberty  in  the  rendition  of

Concert  Programmes.
2.  Promim-iicu  to  be  given  to  the

tto.
3.  Abolition  of  all   purely  conven-

tional forms.
4.  YIXM!    Introduction    and    Finale

allowi-'i.
5.  Accompaniments  (Piano)   to   be

i  n,l  lUntnm;  also  musical.
6.  More  prominenM  to  be  given  to

Manuscript  Songs    and  Jmpro-

7.  Double  Songs    with    connecting


8.  Vocal  and  Instrumental  Sympho-

nies (alternating).
9.  "Delicate"  School  in    Singing-

natural  style,  without  straining
the  voice.
10.  Unlimited  use  of  Cadenza  at  the

end  of  a  Song  or  Piece.
11.  To  introduce  a  fashion  of  Singing

from  Musical  Cards.
[These  observations  might  be  extended.]

326.— ORIGINAL  NAMKS  ;  or,  TITLES.
For  use  in  Music  and  Literature.
