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t. In France, Mme. Audley has written some good biographies, notably the lives of Beethoven and Schubert and some articles on Bellini. Across the Channel, Constance Bach has done some successful work in editing the letters of Liszt and Von Buelow. Two English women, Mrs. F. J. Hughes and Mary Maxwell Campbell, have entered the speculative field by trying to draw analogies between harmonies and colours, but this theory can never have any real basis in scientific fact. In America, the work of Helen Tretbar and Fanny Raymond Ritter is well known. Mrs. Mary Jones has devoted her energies to a book on the musical education of the blind, but the best work in this direction is that of Caroline Wiseneder in Germany. In closing, it may not be amiss to express the wish that the compositions of women composers could be heard more frequently than they are at present. There is no doubt that some of our quartette clubs would find much to interest themselves and their audiences among the works of the famous musical women. According to Nero, music unheard is valueless, and all musicians would rejoice to see the fullest possible value thus placed, by frequent performance, upon Woman's Work in Music. THE END. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- APPENDIX I. BRITISH COMPOSERS Abrams, Harriet. _Songs_. Allitsen, Frances. _Songs_. Ames, Mrs. Henry. _Songs_. Andrews, Mrs. John H. _Songs_. Arkwright, Mrs. Robert. _Songs_. Armstrong, Annie. _Songs_. Austen, Augusta A. _Songs_. Aylward, Florence. _Songs_. Bach, Constance. _Songs_. Barker, Laura W. _Cantatas_, _Violin_, _Songs_. Barnard, Mrs. Charles. _Songs_. Barnett, Emma. _Piano_, _Songs_. Bartholomew, Ann Shepard. _Oratorio_, _Cantatas_, _Hymns_, _Songs_. Binfield, Hannah R. _Organ_, _Harp_. Bisset, Elizabeth Anne. _Harp_. Borton, Alice. _Orchestra_, _Piano_, _Songs_. Boyce, Ethel Mary. _Orchestra_, _Cantatas_, _Violin_, _Piano_, _Songs_. Bright, Dora. _Concertos_, _Piano_, _Quartet_, _Violin_, _Flute_, _Songs_. Broadwood, Lucy E. _Songs_. Buckley, Mrs. Olivia. _Piano_, _Harp._ Campbell, Mary M. _Songs_. Cantello, Annie. _Piano_. Carmichael, Mary G. _Mass_, _Operetta_, _Piano_, _Songs_. Cartwright, Mrs. Robert. _Songs_. Casson, Miss. _Songs_. Chamberlayne, Edith A. _Symphonies_, _Opera_, _Sextet_, _Violin_, _Organ_, _Piano_, _Harp_, _Songs_. Chazal, Mrs. _Overture_, _Organ_, _Violin_, _Piano_. Clarke, Jane. _Hymns
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