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July 1923) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 7-1-1923 Volume 41, Number 07 (July 1923) 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 41, Number 07 (July 1923)." , (1923). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/703 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]. MVS IC MAGAZINE (fjjere not attained by sudden flight, 'Hut they while their companions slept r\Were toiling upward in the night. BEETHOVEN COMPLETING A MASTERPIECE ‘If ever I let my muse sleep it is only that she may awaKen all the stronger’ -Ludwig van Beethoven Price 25 Cents JULY 1923 $2.00 a Year FROM THE FAR EAST PETER PAN Six Oriental Pictures for the Pianoforte By GEORGE TOMPKINS Price, $1.00 . The piano player who enjoys something out of the A MONTHLY JOURNAL FOR TH^ MUSICIAN^ -THE RECENT ordinary, for recreation, motion-picture playing, etc., MUSIC STUDENT, AND ALL MUSIC LOVERS. will be delighted with this genuine novelty there Edited by James Francis Cooke is a fascination about the music of the Far East, and Assistant Editor, Edward Ellsworth Hipsher_ PUBLICATIONS these pieces are based on Oriental rhythms and to some extent on Oriental tonality. The suite con¬ VoL XL.r No. 7-Z_JMt*. m sists of six melodious and cleverly harmonized num¬ Entered- a. second-claas matter Jan 16, 1884 at the P. 0. at Philadelphia, Pa., under the Act of March 3, 1879. bers ; in point of difficulty they range around the fourth or fifth grade. From the educational stand¬ point, these pieces will afford good practice in style and interpretation. BOOK FORM SECRETS OF THE SUCCESS of the OF GREAT MUSICIANS Festival A __Bethlehem, Pa., _of the New' York .. .. heid May 25-26. Dr. T Fred Welle, conducted, a Theodore Presser Co. ... 1913 Mr. Gilman has.been 150 concerts of wal^ THE CRIMSON EYEBROWS 1924, to new quar¬ dramatic and literary critic North American ^ Review . soloist of By EUGENIO PI RANI A Fantastic Romance of Old China, in Three Acts ters being erected at 109-113 West Fifty- 'letjn vetuo v/ith the —— —- seventh Street. The Steinway H°use has ,?ar Schools there were-re 1500 Morning Concerts, each festival. New and Important Works That Book, Lyrics and Music by t the present address since 1863^ and publications.aucB.tam. »= otitic editorial worker He Schools irnoou Concerts and 800 Evening Cloth Bound Price, $2.00 also the author of several popular — . was held May Every Progressive Musician MAY HEWES DODGE and JOHN WILSON DODGE musieal topics. among — announced for a short Industries A book every music lover Vocal Score with full dialogue, $1.00 , w. Chadwick; and Wallace Dame Melba i Should Know American concert t< lining autumn, healthy eupporU Thc N«tio"al ...W el8h Elsteuu- Goethe’s—— noem andand'the the ‘“Vanity“‘VaniFv" Fair«... Scene will thoroughly enjoy. Each Stage Manager’s Guide, $1.00 Goodrich have completed a quarter of a chapter is an interesting, in¬ 'ce to the New England Con- f , „ f?nd.ebdlindB^crfo°ennllvlenhethelt^uaslcal'eatmose rom EdgSr Stillman Kelley's “The Pilgrim’ spirational life analysis of a Orcheitrml Parts may be rented ory of Boston, t ' e former.. as.... Director_ The Great Town Hall Organ, of Syd- X®eala Progress.” he latter as Dean f the faculty. The ney, Australia, with its famous leviathan 64- ,, . ,, Church great composer that cannot help Particularly well adapted for presentation by ama¬ was celebrated by but appeal to all who are in¬ i" February81?^ • ‘and tlo°n' tacTud?ng new’“lungs.” * UrSin rS’boSZncL deluding choir of™delphIa, N. Lindsay Norden EUGENIO PIRANI teur organizations. The music is pleasing, the dialog ‘SJ&aF"meetingt Symphony Hall '“in'"Recital"Sailof the tl0n’ ‘”C" g new three programs devoted to works ot local com- conductor, had a most flattering - terested in music and its mak¬ crisp and often witty. The Vocal Score contains all by a rvatorvspecial-*'— on April 13at which Mr. nr. Florenz Ziegfeld, President Emeritus posers. a concert given at Aeolian Hal New York, POPULAR SALON ALBUM ers. The writer, a pianist, composer and teacher Conservatory May 7. ~ words and music and the Stage Manager’s Guide Chadwicklwick —was given an oil portrait of him- 0f Chicago Musical College, which he founded, “ ~~ with experience of note, both abroad and in Amer- full directions for performance. and Mr. Goodrich received a handsome and father of Flo Ziegfeld, .the New York ,r late choirmaster of Trinity Church, Grlslia Mom evlteh won the coveted silver cigarette case, from a committee of theatrical producer, died at his home in Chl- New 'York. His will included a bequest ot Stokowski Medal a contest in Philadelphia, $20,000 to Columbia University, to establish May 13. He * ipil of Frederick E. Hahn, Price, 75 cents & »•’ ZiegfehPwas0born°in l^eToidenK G “ . „„„delphla, 'of Sevcik and Kneisel. He MUSIC-STUDY IN GERMANY The San Francisco Opera Associa- many, June 10, 1841. In his sixth year also was the winner in the Pennsylvania State Piano music with an attractive melody, beautifully tion has been organized for the purpose of began the study of music and graduated fr “Trlstano eil Isotta” (Tristan Contest of 1923. harmonized, comparatively regular in form and not SCIENCE IN MODERN PIANOFORTE By AMY FAY Price, $1.75 eivinsr that progressive city a season of the Leipzig Conservatory at the age of sixti Isolde) has been restored to the reper1- grand opera on a commendable scale. He the Teatro Costana' " , *_ thence The Sj-i Symphony Orchestra 3 difficult for the average player, is always in great A brand new edition of this delightful series of „„ .. Vittorio Gui is closed its f. on April 28, to a packed __mand. This new album contains a large number of PLAYING letters written by Miss Fay while studying under Radio Concert Artists should be paid nnCe of Marshall Field and others, he estab- have conducted a rendering which house and v enthusiastic ovation to the compositions of this kind and the enthusiastic recep¬ for their services, is thee dictum of the con- lishedUshed the Chicago Musical College of which _ .. reception that“ ' gi steadily in conductor. Berwald, and a generous Tausig, Kullak, Liszt and Deppe. These letters are York ; and they have he was president for nearly fifty years. He jecen ds the next season. tion with which it has been received by teachers, stu¬ most interesting to music students, as they contain begun0 act^m8 towards^ S^nrby'jnser’tinghis end by inserting brought foiTUSolto his school- untU the c,0Be °f tW opera”' dents and piano players is most gratifying to the many valuable bits of pedagogical information. The n their contracts to the effect that of Europe and was one or cue ursi iv mm,- for i An Organ for tlie Community Center publishers. For “home-playing,” teaching material, By MRS. NOAH BRANDT Price, $1.00 book has had a phenomenal sale, having gone through ^'under,, thMrc(nma=t may^not ^ -J- concerts which 3 recently completed, is of Peru, Indiana, has been given by the Sells- - yes, and for motion picture accompaniment, these the remarkable and Floto Circus, the instrument having been in twenty-one editions. ilee of Boston in 1872 and the World’s Colum- reported to m f nearly half a mil- use at their winter quarters in that city. This pieces will prove particularly desirable. A fascinating work by an experienced and very . Man Exposition at Chicago in 1893, H< —- gives Peru the distinction of being one of the successful western teacher, liberally illustrated with Two-and-a-<iuar‘“”____r mm®"*Millions of Dol-Dol¬ , , --- - - --* lars increase in the value of their business, iIllnol8 CTall0mu v S the o have a large organ for ii cuts showing hand and arm positions and numerous in 1923, is the report of one of the leading .first coioneif ailcj aoout two year* rational Community Scrvi notation examples. SOLEMN MASS IN G talking machine companies. made brigadier general. In 1903 he PLAY AND SPORT (No. 11) Willy ster, eminent European tecogniHon of services' to French n In Honor of the Holy Spirit violinist. absence of twenty-nye an(and| hehe alsoajg0 heldhe; i won this $1,500 prize with his A Off Open to Everyone Interested years, win to America tor ts arid Letters of Floi For Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass years, the Academy of A ■ nee, Everett E. Truette recently celebrated ••Etchings ” a suite for orchestra and “The By A. SARTORIO, Op. 1235 Price, $1.00 An Urrer in these New Publications during the coming winter. Italy. the twenty-fifth anniversary of his services Vinegar Man, a ballad for voice and or- This prolific writer has been quite successful with With Organ Accompaniment, Violin and 'Cello ad lib. as organist of Elliot Congregational Church, .hpstra In order that our patrons may be afforded bet Newton (Boston), Massachusetts. At a re- c his compositions and study pieces for the lower By EDUARDO MARZO, Op. 178 Price, 80 cents ; ,il! mnXfweI°yi«Btmr and flftleth Easter service this year at St.
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