Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 5-1-1946 Volume 64, Number 05 (May 1946) 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 64, Number 05 (May 1946)." , (1946). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/195 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 PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA has departed on a transcontinental tour, the first of its kind in eight years. With Eugene Ormandy, conductor, and Alex- ander Hilsberg, associate conductor, the forty-one day tour will take the orches- tra as far west as Vancouver, B. C., and as far south as New Orleans. The open- ing concert was given on April 29 in ANDERSON Buffalo, New York, and the tour will con- DAVIS HELEN clude with a concert in Columbus, Ohio, HAROLD FREDERICK Concert Pianist VOICE on June 9. Interesting course piano, harmony Association ot — Member National Many Successful Pupils of Singing LEH- Teachers Tel. Sc 4-8385 EVANGELINE I. Utah 72nd St., N. Y. C. Salt Lake City 164 W. 604 Templeton Building MAN’S sacred legend, 1 appointment Phone 3-0316 (or 4-5746) for MARY BOXALL BOYD “Therese de Lisieux” (Leschetizky) (Ste. Therese of the Pianist and Teacher HAROLD HURLBUT pre- with whom I have had Jesus), was "Of all pianoforte teachers Child HERE, THERE. AND EVERYWHERE York—Hollywood associate Mary Boxall Boyd Paris—New to do. either as pupil or sented on February 20 of Hall, Prof, of ot Teachers . opinion, the best. — Leland Member Natl. Assn, is, in my enthusi- WORLD Metropolitan Smith College. to a large and IN THE MUSICAL Developer of Singers of Piano at Ra °tc "VOICE Nola Studios, 113 W. 57th St. New York audi- Calif. Opera. , Add. c/o astic Orleans cago Opera, So. „ „.. u i New Bro., N. classes for teachers and (J. Fischer & Bra City. N. Y. Summer FUNDAMENTALS" "'matoAr Etc Mill Hill, Nantucket Island, ence by the Choral I r- c i i_.. \ a/ i Uondormn BlsBisDnam, A to Sept. 15th— Endorsed by W J Henderson, P& June 15th Hall,w0^ °Ca K f; Evangeline 2150 Beachwood Dr Mass. Union and Symphony I Lehman director of the Phillips University Band, ARTURO TOSCANINI, PIANO COURSE orchestra of Loyola Uni- FREDERIC FREEMANTEL versity, directed by Dr. Ernest E. Schuy- was manager of the festival. world famous conductor ART Voice Instruction INSTITUTE OF VOCAL in honor of of the NBC Symphony THE Author of 24 home study lessons, ten, whose “Solemn Mass PRACTICAL FRANCISCO Fundamental Principals of Voice Productions ana on the BENJAMIN BRITTEN’S opera, “Peter Orchestra, is one of sev- OF SAN "The St. George” was also featured also "High Tones and How to Sing Them For information write Sinainq"- the wife of the Grimes,” will have its first American eral conductors who will Studios: 205 West 57th Street program. Miss Lehman, and Director 7-5420 Maurice for the Reichhold Music presentation when it will be given as a tour this spring and J. W. NASH, New York City Phone Circle distinguished pianist-conductor, compositions So" Francisco 8. Calif to committee of feature performance of the Berkshire summer in Europe. Mae- I 305 Grant Ave. Dumesnil, is a frequent contributor Award. Each national KLEISSLER INTERESTING " OTTO EUGENE the columns of The Etude. An article judges will select three compositions sub- Festival at Tanglewood, Massachusetts, stro Toscanini departed ISABEL HUTCHESON VOICE TEACHER OF her pen on the noted dramatic mitted by its nationals, by June 1. The this summer, under the direction of Dr. on April 15, to be gone Teachers from FOUNDATION Teacher for Piano Exponent of Prof. E. Feuchtinger and Associate Berkshire Music until will Dusolina will appear selected will then Serge Koussevitzky. The June. He con- Teachers: the baritone, Mattia Battistini, sixty-six works thus Modern Piano Technic: Group work for Teacher with Neville Landor. All Branches of Giannini Piano only International Jury, Center, resumed for the first time since duct a number of or- Coaching concert pianists: Conducting Vocal Art taught. Interviews by appointment in the June issue. be turned over to the MATERIAL City Forum." Hall, 154 W. 57th St., New York the war, will offer a six weeks session chestral performances at Scala, Milan. Teachers „ 11R1/. P Carnegie who will have three months in which to La BROOKS MAYS MUSIC STUDIOS Studio 123—Tele. 7-3587 0-6214 make the final choice of winners. from July 1 to August 10, and the Berk- Otto Klemperer, who has been in Europe Street, Dallas 2, Texas Phone symphony, “The for IO05l/2 Elm MARC BLITZSTEIN’S shire Festival of Nine Concerts will run since March, when he conducted three CHARLES LAGOURGUE STUDIOS Airborne,” officially dedicated to the EVANGELINE LEHMAN; MUS. DOC VOICE PRODUCTION—SINGING THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC held from July 25 to August 11. Mr. Britten’s concerts in Stockholm, will conduct also STUDY I Eighth Air Force, received its world PIANO Classes in the will conduct Summer Mastercourse in Vocal Coaching Mr Lagouraue its sixteenth annual Festival of Amer- second opera, “Tire Rape of Lucrece,” in Milan and in Rome. Among other CANNES (French premiere on April 1, when it was played WAGNESS Teachers INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF BERNARD for Artists, Advanced pupils, and ican Music from April 11 to 17, inclusive. will receive its world premiere at the artists who will perform in Europe this .Concert by the New York City Symphony Orches- Grand and Light Opera, Radio an d his , ANNOUNCEMENT: The 2nd Edition of Glyndebourne English Opera House this summer are Lily Pons and her husband, Detroit Mich. SPECIAL Bernstein. Seven programs were given by various BOOK Studio: 167 Elmhurst Ave., (3), (revised and oug tra, conducted by Leonard PREPARATORY book on Voice. "THE SECRET" THE Telephone: To. 5-8413 organizations: the Eastman School Sym- summer by the newly formed Glynde- Andre Kostelanetz, who are scheduled mented) is pow off the press. Participating in the performance were pedagogic approach to music reading. conduc- bourne English Opera Company, organ- for concerts in Paris and London; Zino Presents the most modern 35 West 57th Street, N. Y. C. Orson Welles, speaker; Charles Holland, phony Band, Frederick Fennell, procedure should gain accurate LUCIA O'BRIEN LIVERETTE tor; the Gordon String Quartet; the ized by Mr. Britten. Francescatti, the violinist, who will give It’s new, logical and practical tenor; Walter Seheff, baritone; and the most helpful preliminary Several years assistant to EDITH SYRENE LISTER Thelma Biracree Ballet; the Eastman concerts in France; Mr. and Mrs. Robert fluent reading at the first lesson. A Collegiate Chorale. LAZAR SAMOILOFF AUTHENTIC VOICE PRODUCTION ERNEST BACON’S “Ford Theatre Suite” Casadesus, who will go to France to open or method and especially valuable School Little Symphony, Mr. Fennell, book to any piano course His Academy 405 Carnogio Hall, Now York City Now Teaching in Eastman-Rochester Sym- will have its premiere at the twelfth an- the long closed music school at Fontaine- students. Collaborator and Associate Teacherwith the late W. conductor; the for use with very young 401 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles. Calif. MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL Dr. Floyd S. Muckey THE South Carolina, festival. bleau; and Dusolina Giannini, will Phone Fe 8294 Warren Shaw and Endorsed by phony Orchestra, and the Eastman nual Columbia, who CENTS Wednesday: Troup Music Studio, Lancaster, Pa. CONFERENCE held its biennial meeting— PRICE, 50 School Senior Symphony, both conducted tour England, France, Holland, Scan- Bldg., Philadelphia, I, Pa. Thursday: 309 Presser the first post-war convention—at Cleve- HENRY FRANCIS PARKS by Dr. Howard Hanson; and an ensem- THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL BACH FES- dinavia, and Switzerland. (FRANK) (ERNESTO) land, Ohio, March 27 to April 2. The Organist—Conductor—Vocal Coach ble in a program of music in the jazz TIVAL at the Baldwin-Wallace Con- United Church event also observed the one hundredth Park Presidio LA FORGE-BERUMEN STUDIOS idiom, conducted by Jack End. servatory of Music, Berea, Ohio, took THE TW ENTIETH INTERNATIONAL FES- BOOK ONE STUDIO: 451 Frederick St. music in the public Voice—Piano anniversary of and under the TIVAL International of reading Telephones: SEabright 0900 place on April 26, 27, 28, of the Society for contains the most complete presentation Among those who have studied with Mr. La Forge are: schools of Cleveland and the sesqui- This book YUkon 1816 RESPIGHI, widow of direction of Georg Poinar and Albert Contemporary Music will take place in rhythmic drills, pertect SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA Marian Anderson, Lawrence Tibbett, Richard Crooks, MRS. OTTORINO three octaves, exceptional | centennial of the city. With John C. cards covering and Maie. Matzenauer. the celebrated Italian composer, has pre- Riemenschneider. London from July 7 to 14. The BBC fundamentals, ear training and 1100 Park Ave., Corner 89th St., New York president, the convention pre- of keyboard ’harmony EDNA PETERSON Kendal as Orchestra and the Chorus will treatment GUNNAR Tel. Atwater 9-7470 sented to the Library of Congress her BBC have with interesting musical pieces to play. sented a full schedule of meetings, for- LAY. propri- technic combined Concert Pianist—Artist Teacher late husband’s original pencil draft of MUSIC MAKES HENS The prominent parts in the program. of all RICHARD McCLANAHAN ums, concerts, and demonstrations of the largest industrial PRICE, $1.00 229 So.