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Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 10-1-1943 Volume 61, Number 10 (October 1943) James Francis Cooke Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude Part of the Composition Commons, Music Pedagogy Commons, and the Music Performance Commons Recommended Citation Cooke, James Francis. "Volume 61, Number 10 (October 1943)." , (1943). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/223 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]. AND STAMPS A • THE AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHES- TRA, the only symphonic group organ- ized specifically for the purpose of per- forming only for the Armed Forces, has completed a tour of twenty-eight weeks, for Special Piano Studies visiting camps, forts, bases, and air fields. The FIRST Place to Look During that time two hundred and twen- ty-five concerts were given to a total audience of about 175,000; and a total distance of about 12,000 miles was cov- Mastery Series ered. The orchestra was directed by The Music Laszlo Halasz. IN ALL GRAD TWENTIETH CENTURY STUDY MATERIAL FOR PIANO STUDENTS DR. GEORGE LeROY LINDSAY, director of mu- PRICED-60 CENTS sic in the Philadelphia EACH VOLUME UNIFORMLY public schools, composer, organist, and author, HERE. THERE, AND EVERYWHERE died suddenly August 25 STUDY WORKS—CRADE THREE (Cont.) MUSICAL WORLD STUDY WORKS—GRADE ONE at his summer home in IN THE PIECES IN THIRDS - Carl Meier SIX STUDY City, Jersey. FIRST GRADE STUDIES - L. A. Bugbee Each of these immensely successful (Cat. No. 19905) Ocean New (Cat. No. 7718) Lindsay, who occu- works is a copyrighted publication of MINIATURES - James H. Rogers Dr. THE PIANO BEGINNER - Louis G. Heinze Dr. George (Cat. No 3919) prominent posi- (Cat. No. 9651) Theodore PressEH Co. General ex- LeRoy Lindsay pied a STUDIES FOR THE LEFT HAND. ALONE - Arnoldo Sar- FIRST AND SECOND GRADE STUDY PIECES - Edmund tion in the field of public cellence of cover stock, binding, and torio. Op. 1103 (Cat. No. 13379) Parlow (Cat. No. 9643) national, organist of Worces- THE DETROIT SYM- STUDIES IN SYNCOPATION - Arnoldo Sartorio, Op. 1079 school music, both state and ALFRED H. BOOTH, SHORT ETUDES - Mathilde Bilbro are quality features. The priv- MELODY printing (Cat. No. 13083) what must PIIONY ORCHESTRA, (Cat. No. 18799) was born January 23, 1888, in Ashbourne, ter, Massachusetts, has made ilege of securing any of these works SIX OCTAVE AND CHORD JOURNEYS - Irene Rodgers has suspended its ac- TONE - Ave Corbett graduated from record, in that he which TOUCH AND (Cat. No. 26364) Pennsylvania. He was be a world (Cat. No. 18051) “On Approval” for examination is ex- Philadelphia, and Matthew’s Episcopal Church tivities a year ago be- 18 SHORT STUDIES FOR STYLE - Cedric Temple University in served St. TWENTY-FIVE SHORT AND MELODIOUS STUDIES - TECHNIC AND and Caruso. She sang to teachers. W. Lemont 'Cat No. 27000) in 1908, with Farrar and choirmaster cause of the difficulties Ludvig Schytte, Op. 108 (Cat No. 4348) tended became organist and director of music in Company of that city as organist STUDIES IN - Koelling. 373 also with the Boston Opera on during 8-MEASURE ALL KEYS C. Op. prominent churches in that city. for a period of sixty years. Also, for forty- of carrying (Cat. No. 4616) several Since and the Chicago Opera Company. service the war, has been reor- STUDY WORKS—GRADE TWO Before joining the public school music five years he did not miss a single retirement she had conducted a vocal the lead- teacher in a num- her or choir rehearsal. ganized under TEN TONAL TALES - Harold Locke faculty he had been a her STUDY WORKS CRADE FOUR studio with her husband. Among ership of Karl Krueger, (Cat. No. 26380) — ber of private music schools. From 1918 Dr. Karl - Nino Martini, John Gurney, SECOND YEAR STUDY BOOK Arnoldo Sartorio TEN MELODIOUS STUDIES FOR ADVANCING PLAYERS - music in pupils were BERWALD, veteran pro- conductor of the recent- Krueger (Cat. No. 22924) to 1925 he was a supervisor of DR. ’WILLIAM MUSIC MASTERY Arnoldo S.rtorlo, Op. 876 (Cat. No. 8633 1 and Hilde Reggiani. University, ly disbanded Kansas City ETUDES MELODIQUES - Geo. L. Spaulding the Philadelphia public schools, and from fessor of music at Syracuse SERIES SIXTEEN RECITAL - Ludvlj Scbyttr. Op. :,H (Cat. No. 13244) ETUDES Philharmonic Orchestra. Dr. Krueger has (Cat. No. 186351 1925 to his death he was director of the retired from his post on August 31 after STYLE AND TECHNIC - Gustav Lazarus, Op. 129 W0116T DALE, distinguished as an or- - BENJAMIN JAMES Dr. had a distinguished career (Cat. No. 7973) A h WRIST STUDIES Edward Baxter Perry music division of the public school sys- fifty-two years of continuous service. [ {Cat. No. 148121 English composer, collapsed and died in conductor. From 1918 to 1924 he ETUDES FACILES - Albert Franz tem. From 1920 to 1925 he was instruc- Berwald, who has written much church chestral 10 MELODIOUS - Albert (Cat. No. 17671) STUDIES IN VELOCITY A. Sartorio. Op. the artists’ room at the Royal assistant director of the Imperial 38(1 (Cat. No. 8633) Education at Temple Uni- music, was born in Schwerin, Germany, was PIECES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNIC - For the tor in Music rehearsal Hall on July 30, following a Opera. In 1925 he was appointed Equal Training of the Fingers - N. Louise Wright TWELVE MASTER ETUDES IN MINOR KEYS - F. Zae- versity. He was a lecturer at the Colum- and studied with Josef Rheinberger in Vienna (Cat. No. 22570) hara. Op. 29 iCat. No. 268511 with the British Broadcasting Corpora- of the Seattle Symphony Or- bia University Summer Session, 1929 and Munich in the same class with Horatio conductor MELODY PICTURES - For Study and Recreation - Anton OCTAVE - STUDIES Theodore Pre»»er tion Orchestra. He had been going over where he remained until 1932, Schmoll (Cat. No. 4891) (Cat. No. 1383) University of Pennsyl- Parker and Sidney Homer. He was called chestra, 1930; and at the “Flowing Tide,” - the score of his work, assumed the leadership of the ETUDES MINIATURES Frances Terry ETUDES DE STYLE - E. Nollet. Op. 23 vania 1932-1934. Dr. Lindsay was a past to Syracuse University to succeed Percy when he (Cat. No. 18872) (Cat. No. 188441 scheduled for its first performance a few City Philharmonic. With Alfred president of the Eastern Music Educators Goetschius as head of the theory depart- Kansas RHYTHM AND TECHNIC - M. Greenwald EIGHT MELODIOUS STUDIES IN TECIINIC - was interned (Cat. No. MODERN days later. Mr. Dale, who he holds the distinction of 13932) Gexa Horvath. Op. 87 ICat. No 6793) Conference; a director of the National ment. Wallenstein MELODY AND VELOCITY - Arnoldo Sartorio, Op. 872 during the First World War, American-born conductor TEN PICTURESQUE STUDIES - F. Sabathll, Op. 271 of the State in Germany being the only (Cat. No. 8218) Conference; and a member of (Cat. No. 90231 was warden of the Royal Academy to be at the head of a major American ALBUM OF SECOND AND THIRD GRADE STUDY PIECES - and Philadelphia Educational Associa- ETUDES FOR - Associated Geza Horvath, Op. 123 (Cat. No. 9417) EQUALIZING THE HANDS C. Sternber*. Music and a member of the symphony orchestra. Op. 66 (Cat. No. 64121 tions. He was also a trustee of the Presser C^omjyetitiond MELODIOUS ELEMENTARY ETUDES - Franz Liftl, Op. Board of Royal Schools of Music. 161 (Cat. No. 18870) DOUBLE NOTE VELOCITY STUDIES - James H. Rogers Foundation, and a director of The Musi- (Cat. No. 9867) II. CANDLYN, or- TEN TONAL TALES FOR PIANO - Ten Rhythmic and cal Fund Society (Founded 1820) . His A CONTEST to give encouragement DR. T. FREDERICK - 28 MELODIOUS AND INSTRUCTIVE LEFT HAND BUZZI-PECCIA, composer and Melodious Study Pieces Harold Locke (Cat. No. 26380) ARTURO American musi- 1915 of St. Paul’s Episcopal STUDY WORKS CRADE THREE (Cont.) ETUDES (After Bertfnl) - A. W. Hoffmann (In 2 Books) published works include successful or- and recognition to young ganist since THROUGH THE MAJOR KEYS - Ellen Ransom — August 29 in (Book 1 - Cat. No. 301961 iBook 2 - Cat. No 30197 voice teacher, died on and been (Cat. vocal educational collec- cal artists, both instrumentalists Church in Albany, New York, has No. 7976) MELODIC STUDIES FOR THE SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT chestral and teacher and TEN STUDIES IN BLACK AND WHITE - Mana Zucca, Op. York City. He was the announced under the joint of SECOND GRADE BOOK OF MELODIC STUDIES - L. A. OF THE LEFT HAND - Arnoldo Sartorio, Op. 1092 choral compositions. He had New composers, is appointed organist and choirmaster 154 ICat No. 268301 tions, and who won Bugbee (Cat. No. 13041) (Cat. No. 13492) coach of a number of singers sponsorship of the Southern California Episcopal Church, New York OCTAVE VELOCITY - James H. Borers done also much editorial work. Dr. Lind- St. Thomas’ TWENTY PROGRESSIVE STUDIES IN THE SECOND EIGHT MELODIOUS AND CHARACTERISTIC OCTAVE notable among these being Association, radio stations (Cat. No. 8561) world fame, Symphony to succeed T. Tertius Noble, who GRADE - M. Greenwald (Cat. No. 16920) STUDIES - Arnoldo Sartorio, Op. 911 (Cat. No. 8658) say will be widely missed by those who Daily City, Gluck, Sophie Breslau. Caruso, and KECA—KFI, and the Los Angeles MELODIOUS - TIME STUDIES - Sidney Steinheimer his Alma retired last spring. Dr. Candlyn is founder SECOND GRADE STUDIES Arnoldo Sar- knew him for his lovable personality, instrumentalists will be torio, Op.

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