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March 1928) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 3-1-1928 Volume 46, Number 03 (March 1928) James Francis Cooke Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude Part of the Composition Commons, Ethnomusicology Commons, Fine Arts Commons, History Commons, Liturgy and Worship Commons, Music Education Commons, Musicology Commons, Music Pedagogy Commons, Music Performance Commons, Music Practice Commons, and the Music Theory Commons Recommended Citation Cooke, James Francis. "Volume 46, Number 03 (March 1928)." , (1928). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/754 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the John R. Dover Memorial Library at Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE ETUDE Music Magazine The Journal of the March <TACusical Home 1928 Everywhere Nor?rv\<qri HALL// “always did want to play” $2.00 A YEAR dfreei THE WORLD OF MUSIC Interesting and Important Items Gleaned in a Constant Watch on Ever Happenings and Activities Pertaining to Things Musical Everywhere too Late to Learn ? MfmL LITTLE six-year-old girl from St. of life? Has the Goddess of the Muse forever music: v^anyuuiiuinaiuiicr VXJUiayouinump Louis is out in vaudeville with her Buescher bidden you adieu? Is it, for you, too late to out "Home, Sweet HornC'with one finger, at Saxophone. Her name is Dorothy Johnson. learn? Here is a note of encouragement for you the piano? Then you can learn to play a Bues¬ She started taking lessons when she was who have missed the opportunities of youth. cher. But only with the simplified fingering four. It was partly because of her youth that "Beforepurchasingmy CMelody Saxophone, of the Buescher is rapidprogress assured. You she learned so quickly. I endeavored by various don’t have to favor andfuss for certain notes. Raymond Stuart Baird is nine years old. For ways of ascertaining the You just open or close the key and blow nor¬ fouryearshehasbeenentertainingthousands merits of the different in¬ mally. It is almost as easy as the "one finger every day with his Buescher Saxophone. He struments, and my choos¬ solo” at the piano, but oh! how beautiful. is nationally known as the"Little Sousa”—so ing the Buescher is proof Use YOUR Credit knighted by the"March King”himself. in my own mind that the A small deposit puts any Buescher Instru¬ Here are just two little Buescher is the best. ment in your home for six days’ trial. Then, children whom you your¬ "Although well past when you’ve tested your skill and you see how self may have seen and ninety yean old, I am learning to play the instru- heard. There are thou¬ simple it is to make beautiful music, you pay ment very easily m&it surely is a pleasure to be sands of other normal a little each month. Easy to Play, Easy to Pay. abletodeliverhigh-classmusicinmyoldage.” boys and girls who are Get This FREE 'Book doing just as well with An Archbishop plays a Buescher Saxophone Our beautiful book,"The Story ofthe Saxophone,” their Saxophones. Most as a means of relaxation. Professional men, tells more of this new world ofpleasure, gives fur¬ of them are under sixteen. They are hav¬ executives high in business and in the political ther proof that you can learn to play. Itis mailed free ing all the fun and getting the most out of life of the nation are finding in the Saxo¬ to anyone interested in purchasing a Saxophone. No obligation. Send the "Pleasure Coupon” now. life. And they will be successful. You cannot phone the gratification of that life-long de¬ start too young with a Buescher Saxophone. sire to personally produce music. It comes Buescher band instrument Co. But what of you, in the summer and autumn so easy to young and old alike. Everything in Band and Orchestra Instruments 2299 Buescher Block ug Elkhart, Indiana Only 'Buescher Assures Success But how can you be really sure that you can learn to play? Well! Can you beat time to Band and Orchestra3 INSTRUMENTS THE THE ETUDE MARCH! 1928 Page 171 Page 170 MARGE 1928 THE VERY LATEST Professional SHEET MUSIC T3eH Directory PUBLICATIONS Qm Tou Piano w Organ Violin : Voice 1. What is a Madrigal ? EASTERN 2. Who wrote the famous setting of The Rosary? 3. From what well-known “Suite” is the popular Anitra’s ALBERT *-55 Dance taken ? PIANO SOLOS BECKER 4. In what opera does a swan play an important part? 5. By what other name is Beethoven’s “Ninth Symphony” known ? U U III D O ■*«-«' »• 1-1,11,1^11,1,1,,. i*,. By MATHILDE BILBRO 6. What composer is known as “The Swan of Pesaro?” Grade 2 DUNNING SJSSwSt 23957 Jack, Jump Over the 7. What instrument in the orchestra derives its name from being able to be disjointed and packed as a bundle of sticks? -... 8. What was the first American opera to he produced at the THREE CHEERFUL Metropolitan Opera House of New York? Give date. TUNES moulton ::£^aessr For the Pianoforte 9. Name, in order, eight Italian words indicating rates of By MARY GAIL CLARK Grade 1 movement in music, from very slow to very fast. NEW YORK “wSSK- 3924 A Brave Man .$0.2 3925 As I Walked ‘Round My 10. What two piano sonatas contain celebrated funeral Garden.2 marches ? 3926 I Skipped and Skipped. .2 ga^ssas EWING, MONTAGUE TURN TO PAGE 242 AND CHECK UP YOUR ANSWERS. Ghost of the Haunted Grange, The.3 Save these questions and sic Magazinb month afterjnonth, and you will group of music loving uk of them for the benefit of early pupils o mwmtm CHELSEA BRIC-A-BRAC others who sit by the Suite de Ballet By PERCY GODFREY The most popular upright piano 24000 : 24001 . 24002 ; Double Flotes for Strengthening the Fingers in America—a WurlFIzer KRENTZLIN. RICHARD By William F. Erlandson Small in size, low in price, charming in performance— > this remarkable little Wurlitzer Studio Upright is an (hold S): 2 12 1 2 1 23935 KL»C.YRUS..S achievement in modem piano building. It places the iisilii 4 3 4 3 4 3 joy and inspiration of owning 24023 Operate ^Medley March. 3 > VE0N"SEjfS3vi!|»- (hold 4) : 2 12 I 2 1 a fine piano within the reach 5 3 5 3 5 3 of all. > ,37 SAm^eR0GI (hold 3) : 2 12 1 2 1 In size, it is suitable for even VIRGIL 5 4 5 4 5 4 s i“;:J : s 5f the small home or apartment, re¬ VIRGIL (hold 2) : 3 13 1 3 1 quiring much less space than a Triplet rhythm is used and the first of 5 4 5 4 5 4 standard upright. And the 73«T., 5 each three notes is accented. The exer- > > price, $295, with convenient cises should be practiced very slowly, with ^ctfd 1) : 3 2 3 2 3 2 terms of payment, fits any WuRuIzER 4 5 4 CONVERSE COLLEGERS 5 income. After each hand has been mastered 62 ^^Y-?SKAR..3 ,0 A beautiful Grand Piano (hold 1) : 4 5 4 5 4 5 separately, both hands are to be practiced See this marvelous little in¬ that plays for you. At a .3 I°mf»eiST:.' touch of the control but¬ 232 323 together. The exercises may then be prac¬ strument, and you will be en¬ PIPE ORGAN ticed in the following fifteen positions: ton, dance numbers, popu¬ (hold 2): 4 5 4 5 4 5 chanted with its grace of line lar airs, selections from the 13 1 3 13 (1) c. d, e, it, gt and beauty of finish. Hear it, opera are rendered as (2) 8, a, b. c#, dt and you will be delighted by though by a master artist. $995, plus* transportation. (hold 3): 4 5 4 5 4 5 (3) d, c, fr, gif, at the full, rich volume, the golden 12 1 2 12 (4) a, b, elf, di, e# tonal qualities that characterize Wurlitzer Pianos Priced (5) S6750 to $295, plus e, it, gt, a#, bit every Wurlitzer. (bold 4) : 3 5 3 5 3 5 (6) b, clt, dt, et, fa¬ transportation. 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THE ETUDE MARCH 1928 Page 173 iMusical Education m the Home Conducted by LEADING PIANO PEDAGOGUES Margaret Wheeler Ross USE THE VISUOLA .fiShe Age to 'Begin then it should be enrolled in a school of The teacher who gives High School credit-the one whose work is ^cognized by the Department PERHAPS THE most frequent in¬ quiry that comes to this department music—possibly entered in class-room of Education—has the largest class.
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