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Volume 59, Number 06 (June 1941) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 6-1-1941 Volume 59, Number 06 (June 1941) 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 59, Number 06 (June 1941)." , (1941). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/249 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]. < Songs that answer the question— “Which songs by American composers shall 1 use?” MIGHTY LAK' A ROSE WILL O' THE WISP By Ethelbert Nevin Rw f'l I e-N.II By Charles Gilbert Published for Spross Published for HIGH VOICE in A (Range E to F- Published for HI VO CE in F Sharp) 50R tn^ J < Range c MEDIUM VOICE in G (Range d to E) .50R HIGH VOICE in F (Range F to LOW VOICE in F (Range c to D) 50R hIvihp F) R :: in (High and Low ble Vol VOCAL DUET G LOW VOICE In ^T?r " i 50R eV!.nr" - Voices) Arr. by Paul Bliss D (Range d 12 CHORUS—Mixed Voices, Four Parts. .10 to D) CHORUS—Three Parts, S. A. B 15 VOCAL DUET ORCH. ACC. TO "httw 15 (T. and Bar.) C CHORUS—Treble Voices, Four Parts. .10 ORCH ^Pnental Only) ACC ' CHORUS—Treble Voices, Three Parts .10 CHORUS— TO CHORUS- Mixed Voices ThreeThS p.rt Parts. .10 Treble (Re„ tal SPROSS CHORUS—Treble Voices, Two (Arr. CHARLES GILBERTGI! R. R. OI QUARTET OR CHORUS. Men’s Voices .10 Peery) 12 C CHORUS—Four Part, TRANS FOR PIANO By Carlyle Davis ,50R CHORUS— (R^ntal Only° Treble WALTZ FOR PIANO Men's Voices By Frank W. McKee .65R (Arr. F. Moore) .15 mana-zucca CHORUS Treble Voices, let PIANO SOLO By Wm. M. Felton 35R — Three Parts (Arr ALL MY LIFE ' BE C. G. Spross) ’ ,, MUSIC VIOLIN & PIANO (Easy) VIOLIN & PIANO— By by Michael Banner .50R ORCH. ACC. TO HIGH VOICE! nt Charles Gilbert By Neil Thorpe .50R Arr. ORCH. ACC. TO LOW VOICE Spross •CELLO & PIANO 50R PIPE ORGAN— . 75 Published for Arr. by Sidney Durst .50R HIGH voirv Inra E-FLAT ALTO SAX. & PIANO. .50R LOW Ran8e F 65R CORNET & PIANO 50R VOIC^in r?', to a) E-FLAT ALTO SAX. WITH CHORUS— ge to F-sharp) 65R 75 ORCH. ACC. TO EACH VOICE .75 Treble vnk £ ORCH. ACC THE TOP O’ THE ORCH. ree Parts .18 75 ORCHESTRA (Hesitation) 1.15 MORNIN’ ACC in cC Tn . ... BAND By To LOW?^ VOICE 75 BAND (Waltz Hesitation) 1.50 ORCHESTRA (Fox Trot) 95 Mana-Zucca Published for HIGH VOICE in E (Range F to P> YESTERDAY VOICE E-»«‘ ' 5 " T AND DESIR (My Desire) (Range E-fiat to TODAY MON By Charles Gilbert LOW in ’ By Ethelbert Nevin VOICE C (Range c 'to ci Spross 0 T CHORUS—Treble Voice!, Three HIGH Publis hed for Published for ParkParts ? VOICF In » . CHORUS—Men’s Voices 75 « Voice anS e E t0 50T minor (Range c-sharp to g-sharp) 60R pmSt, in Z-ait Jj?,R a-flat) HIGH VOICE in C-sharp CHORUS—Trehi» ange b to E-flat .50T minor (Range b-flat to F) 60R OR ! LOW VOICE In B-flat CH. ACC. Three Parts .15 CHORUS—Treble Voices, Three Parts 12 THE A flat to high ! ! '. PIANO SOLO (Valse Lente) SWEETEST FLOWER voice:::::::: .« CHORUS—Mixed (Arr. R. R. Peery) 15 THAT BLOWS last By Chas, B. Hawley HOUR DANNY DEEVER Published for Walter Kramer HIGH VOICE in A-flat By Walter Damrosch (Range E-flnf , Published for LOW VOICE in E-flat (Range ' 50R for HIGH VOICE in Published VOCAL DUET in G High and - 50R G (Range E to - MEDIUM VOICE in G-minor (Range g-sharp) 50T Mixed Voices, Four Park ®°R a to F) 75R CHORUS Treble 10 — Voices, Four Parts medium voice CHORUS—Men’s Voices 08 quartet OR CHORUS,' •« In C (Range c- ORCH. ACC. TO MEDIUM VOICE : : : ; ; sharp to F) 50T (Rental Only) LOW VOICE in PI IN MAYTIME B-flat (Range b to E-flat) 50T DANNY DEEVER By Oley YOUTH AND SPRING Speaks CHORUS— Mixed Published for Voices, By Irving A. Steinel Four HIGH VOICE In E-flat Parts 12 (Ranee p » « Published for LOW VOICE in C (Range d ?}•••• -60R kVS° E ' flat) CHORUS— CHORUS-Mixed • • • Voices . -60R MEDIUM VOICE in D-flat (Range d CHORUS Treble Voices, —Treble Voices Four Po'-i -10 5( P l Three Parts.... -12 to F) CHORUS-Men's Voices 10 IAr r Rl » » CHORUS Mixed Voices (Arr. G. H. SMALL ORCH. ACC. TO HIGR vnV,?eei,y) -15 QUARTET OR Woods) II FULL ORCH. ' ACC. TO HTOH V®™; ' “ CHORUS, Men’s ; Voices ORCH. ACC. TO MY HEART IS A HAVEN CRADLE SONG MillEACH VOICF (Rental By Irving A. Steinel By Alexander MacFadyen , Published for SHALL Published for NOT PASS HIGH VOICE in C (Range G to g) .50T MEDIUM VOICE in AG D-flat1 (Ran t MEDIUM VOICE in A-flat (Range E-flat to E-flati. .50T to Fi ee d-fl a t THIS c to Ci •50T CHORUS " ’ * * WAY LOW VOICE in F (Range —Treble VoicesS -pL' Voices (Arr. R. R. Peery) PIANO ' Three Parts B> St CHORUS—Men's SOLO . S - CHORUS—Mixed Voices TWO PIANOS, FOUR HAtinq Hto MEDIUM VOICE TRIOTRIO-VIOLIN—VIOLIN. Rvoi0E °:!r.L ORCH. ACC. TO ’CELLO , ORCH. ANn or ACC. TO Mraui"f0g» 'ssp.’at* MY REDEEMER AND MY LORD THE LARK cHoRut^voRl I..;:,..;,;..,: By Dudley Buck NOW LEAVF<; Published HIS ep “ for WATERY NEST the ~ " rt5(A ' HIGH VOICE in E-flat (Range d to g) By Horatio green LOW VOICE in C (Range b to El Parker CHORUS—Mixed Voices (Arr. C. G. Published for cATHedr Sprossl HIGH VOICE in al c E-flat (RR nn „ LOW VOICE in to ) HIGH VOICE (Rental . ORCH. ACC. TO C iRangl 8 . TOp Hc&ccmcr a to r ? . 6C Only) CHORUS-Mixed E Voice, p™ r L 1 ORCH. ACC. rt * TO HIGH vo,r5.‘ •»'h anbltlpforS. only) voice ( Rent ; IVSRs jbacrri) Jtofo, BOAT SONG L W V - 6 “T f-sr^ E e °icE"i„ 1 By Harriet Ware ( *n« |J "‘fit t» 5 Published for Published by ' 60T be SHibfc? ‘Buck. HIGH VOICE in G (Range d to g) .60T MEDIUM VOICE in F (Range c to F) .60T LOW VOICE in D (Range a to D) 60T John Church .is CHORUS—Treble Voices, Three Parts Co i Arr. C. G. Spross) .15 Theodore 0 Presser Co Di«* l QUARTET OR CHORUS. Men’s Voices - i5 ORCH. ACC. TO HIGH VOICE AS 1712 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA 15 Ask Your Local Dealer to Show You These “IA, Songs Alt r '° i U d' n * Shop, Larrc y Them THE - THE CHAUTAUQUA sixty-eighth annual HERE. THERE AND EVERYWHERE IN July 6th to August 31st, season, from THE ROBIN HOOD DELL summer con- thirty concerts by the Chau- THE MUSICAL WORLD includes cert series in Philadelphia, which opens Symphony Orchestra under Albert tauqua on June 24th, includes such solo artists direction, and a series of Stoessel’s as Fritz Kreisler, Alec Templeton, Paul English by the Chautauqua operas in Robeson, Jose Iturbi, Association in cooperation with YEHUDI MENUHIN, Lawrence Tibbet, AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGAN- Opera THE Lily Pons, Jascha Hei- Juilliard School of Music. and Charles Kullman will tour South ISTS’ second biennial convention in the fetz and John Charles • for the first time, this year. Washington, D. C., from June 23rd to America Thomas. During the YORK PHILHARMONIC- Mr. Menuhin will give twenty-five con- June 27th, presents great artists of the THE new series of "Pops” con- Orchestra summer concerts certs in various cities, Americas and of Europe. Walter Blodget SYMPHONY certs, John Barrymore Lewisohn Stadium announce among them Rio de of Cleveland and Catharine Crozier of a t the will appear as narrator- many outstanding soloists: Ye- Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Rochester, New York, are two of the among to-music on July 17th; Josef Hofmann, Jascha American performers: and Joseph Bon- hudi Menuhin, Montevideo, and Buenos and Benny Goodman Lily Pons in a program to be Aires. Mr. Tibbett is to net, French virtuoso, heads the list of Heifetz, makes his debut as sym- Andre Kostelanetz, and concert organists to be heard. conducted by appear in opera at the phony-conductor on July Robeson with Hugh Ross conduct- Teatro Colon in Buenos Paul 31st. orchestra. ing the Aires and at the Teatro GEORGE II. MENDELSSOHN, great- Municipale in Rio. Mr. Mendelssohn- great-grandson of Felix GUIOMAR NOVAES recently established POCONO MOUNTAINS may soon Kullman will be heard in this coun- THE Bartholdy, recently ..arrived the Guiomar Novaes Award, whereby a the summer music center of the in seven performances Lawrence turbulent journey from his become try after a young American pianist will be sent to States. A large tract of land at the Teatro Colon. TinilETT His immediate plans United native Hungary. Brazil at Miss Novaes’ expense, to give a been donated for the prospective are to volunteer for service in the United has series of recitals. The pianist will be Music Festival, with concerts to States Army. Pocono chosen through a contest to be held this given by the Philadelphia Orchestra be Ccompetitions summer, under the supervision of Arthur Eugene Ormandy.
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