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Volume 70, Number 07 (July 1952) Guy Mccoy Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 7-1-1952 Volume 70, Number 07 (July 1952) Guy McCoy 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 McCoy, Guy. "Volume 70, Number 07 (July 1952)." , (1952). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/127 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. 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Baker LeTTeRS ... andall their lives T 0 THE EDITOR fhtyJ! thank!lOft Articles "Careers of Service in Sacred Song" their-Acrosonic/ Sir: May I have the pleasure Sir: I would like to express .r of writing you relative to the my appreciation for the splen- deep interest I have in the did article, "Careers of Service ETUDE magazine. Needless to in Sacred Song," (May 1952), say I look forward to receiving by George Beverly Shea. it every month and my method Through Mr. Shea's inspira- ecause of the ualities of reading it might interest you Names arEi important b tion, I had already decided to All through life the joy because of its motive. make my career in the field of and ideas associate'd with them. The name of a flower I devote fifteen minutes every sacred music. of music will be theirs ... a new stirs the imagination with suggestioM evening after work to reading I was delighted to see the it instead of all or part of it at ETUDE giving attention to this poise, an enviable popularity, a one time. My reason for this is of rich fragrance and beauty of color. important phase of music. The deep satisfaction from the pleasure that sometimes I am very tired good advice given in the article and would not practice my mu- and the inspiring career of Mr. of music ... with the Acrosonic The name of Bob Jones University sic but the time I spend read- Shea as told there make the ing the ETUDE inspires me so ETUDE worth the cost of the by Baldwin. Its exclusive Full- has become firmly a1ssoc',ated w',th high academic standards, much that I cannot help but de- entire subscription for me. vote the evening to music prac- Adair Whisenhuni Blow Action and singing tone A cultural training, spiritual living, tice. I might add that I have Clayton, N. C. speeds learning and enjoyment. and evangelistic emphasis. A diploma started music lessons only dur- ing the last year. May Issue Watch your child's hidden from the "Werld's Most U usual University" marks a man Mr. Thurlow Lieurance's re- cent courage as told in the ar- Sir: I have just finished read- ability respond to the Acrosonic. or oman not only as well trained and capable, ticle entitled, "The Inspiration ing my May issue of the of Defeat," was wonderful to Give your child this chance ... but also as possessing strong qualities ETUDE, which is exception- read of, and the whole article ally interesting this month, write today for our booklet of eQ!lership, strength of character, and zeal was extremely well written. I from cover to cover. fail to see how anyone could The article on page 9 about "Planning Your Child's Future." in Christian witness and testimony. help but receive a great deal of Theodore Leschetizky is very inspiration from this article. good, and should greatly bene- May you continue to compile fit both teachers and pupils. I such a fine magazine and rest have truly enjoyed every word assured that no one will ever of it. discuss music with me but what Mrs. S. K. Searles they will hear all about ETUDE. Bridgman, Michigan De Warne A. Strate Rialto, California Sir: Indeed a real bargain, in these days of mounting prices Sir: I wish to express my ap- and questionable increase of preciation for the articles in quality in many daily needs, your magazine which I find ETUDE is most certainly the timely and interesting. I espe- exception! cially appreciate the outside cov- Nothing in my professional ers 'which have featured pic- needs brings me the valuable tures of composers. I have tried returns for like investment, to acquire some pictures this which the subscription to size for some time and find ETUDE offers. In my humble these suitable for framing. opinion you continue to im- Alice Deuen. prove your publication, month Panhandle, Texas by month. Long live ETUDE! BOB JONES UNIVERSITY Edward C. May Sir: I have been buying the Miami, Florida ETUDE magazine ever since I GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA came to the U.S. five years ago, A Suggestion and I find it invaluable as a THE BAlDWIN PIANO COMPANY help in my piano teaching and Sir: Though I started my Dept. E-62. Cincinnati 2, Ohio choir training. subscription to ETUDE only re- Bui/ders of: Baldwin Grand Pianos ACADEMY AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN CONNECTION. Some of the articles are so cently, I couldn't resist writing Acrosonic Spinet Pianos good that I have readthem sev- to you to tell you that I have Hamilton Grand & Vertical Pianos eral times. Congratulations for found your magazine indispen- Baldwin Electronic Organs REGULARACADEMIC lUI1\ON. such a fine publication! ADOI110NAL COSl ABOVE sable. AND ARl WIlHOUl Leo A. Ward There is always something MUSIC, SPEECH, Old Bridge, New Jersey new (Continued on Page 6) ETUDE-JULY 1952 1 be sure to see Thefe~ THE tire ..... sie ... afJazh,c a Reason ETUDE LITTLE Editorial and Business Offices, Bryn Mawr-, Pa. TREASURY • •• why so many prefer the Founded 1883 by THEODORE PRESSER James Francis Cooke, Editor Emeritus SERIES (Editor, f907-19-/9) METRONOM de Maelzel Just What You've Alway! by SETH THOMAS Guy McCoy, .Managing Editor Wanted in Piono Teaching ByGEORGEGASCOYNE Shirley C. Jefferis, Business JUanager Albums. Harold Berkley Maurice Dumeenil Karl W. Gelukens Elizabeth A. Cest Handel: Messiah conductor is Josef Messner. (Rem- Guy Maier Alexander l\'IcCurdy Nicolas Slonimsky A new recording of this famous ington, 3 LP discs). Clo$ely graded-yet contenk ere Teachers and students of music varied and int.resting Handel work has been issued at a Chopin: 12 Euules, Op. 25; 12 and dancing realize how impor- price considerably less than some tant it is to establish the habit of JULY 1952 Etudes, Op. 10 Vol. 70 No.7 CONTENTS A new beek gi...., th. dud.nt 0 feel. of the other sets. It is a satisfactory Hei-old r J!oriotions, Up, 12 correct timing. It's only natural ing of occomplishment . , . rendition, although there are noises A veritable feast of fine piano that this "time conscious" group FEATURES playing is provided in this record- should prefer the superb Seth little T realury Album, contoining
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