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October 1919) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 10-1-1919 Volume 37, Number 10 (October 1919) 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 37, Number 10 (October 1919)." , (1919). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/662 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]. RACHMANINOFF NUMBER THE ETUDE PRESSER’S MUSICAL MAGAZINE PRICE 20 CENTS OCTOBER 191Q $ i.75 AYEAR OCTOBER 1919 Rage 609 THE ETUDE On December 1st the Price of THE ETUDE will Advance to $2.00 a Year ft Page Devoted - • RENEWAL.-No receipt is sent for renewals. On to the most SPAULDING ALBUM Subscription Price, $1.75 per year in United PRESSER’S MUSICAL MAGAZINE the wrapper ef the next issue sent you will be States, Alaska, Cuba, Porto Rico, Mexico, Hawaii, printed the date on which your HptiSn Philippines, Panama, Guam, Tutuila, and the City FOR THE PIANOFORTE of Shanghai. In Canada, $2.00 per year. In Eng¬ land and Colonies. 10 Shillings: in France, 12 Francs: Liberal premiums and cash deductions are allowed for Price $1.00 in Germany, 10 Marks. All other countries, $2.47 Recent music collection of intermediate grade. Spauld- psr year. ing's work is so well known that it needs t._ ._ Single copy. Price 20 cents. Tumfy MANUSCRIPTS.—Manuscripts should be addressed to THE ETUDE. Write on one side of the ,h?eta“enlsy(;lic^°3' duction here, and the many lovers of his music will REMITTANCES should^be made by post-offic^ mex- welcome the opportunity1 to possess so many of his Although* every1possible' care is” tak’en'"tChe^pubh«hers^ar^not Publications successes all in the one Volume. A MONTHLY JOURNAL FOR THE MUSICIAN, THE THE PROGRESSIVE MUSICIAN IS COMPOSITIONS FOR THE PIANOFORTE ouae ^ ADVERTISING RATES wiU be sent on^pplicanom DISCONTINUANCES—Owing to the educational MUSIC STUDENT, AND ALL MUSIC LOVERS. character of THE ETUDE a major ity^ of it spreaders HERE GIVEN A RESUME OF THE FAVORITE COMPOSITION! BY WOMEN COMPOSERS Edited by James Francis Cooke NOTEWORTHY MUSIC WORKS PUB¬ lishlrs are pleased tl extend'eredi t covering a Twelve frilowi^luaefreCedinK dlt' 0i “*Ue t0 in,Ur' ,n,ert,0“ FOR THE PIANOFORTE Price, $1.25 Months’subscription beyond expiration of the paid- Vnl YVXVil No 10 OCTOBER 1919 LISHED DURING PAST MONTHS By Carl Bohm Price, 75 ceijls Women composers have made wonderful strides up period. Those of our subscribers not wishing to Entered as second-class matter Jan. 16, 1884, at the P. O. at THEODORE PRESSER CO., Publishers, in the domain of art. There is a delicacy, a refine¬ avail themselves of this convenience of remitting Philadelphia, Pa., under the Act of March 3. 1879. 1712 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY THE Bohm’s music supplies the kind of material later will Dlease sind a notice for diacontinuance. Copyright, 1919, by Theodore Presser Co. is invaluable in teaching pupils who demand ment, and a* tenderness displayed in the compositions dies. Many of Bohm’s compositions contain of women composers. This album contains some of Theodore Presser Company the best. representative compositions of successful PHILADELPHIA, PA. does so near the folk song type that they neces^at have become extremely popular. There are twenty- women composers. four brilliant and popular gems in this album that have been carefully edited and revised. They are CELEBRATED COMPOSITIONS chiefly of intermediate grade to moderately ad¬ The World of Music vanced. BY FAMOUS COMPOSERS Price, $1.00 Teaching Works for ALBUM OF DESCRIPTIVE PIECES This collection is the result of careful selection Ernest Bloch, the Swiss composer, cent novelties in tlie musical world. This with the aim to incorporate in one volume such com- was the winner of the $1,000 prize for the society gives special instruction in the vari¬ Elementary Instruction Price, $1.25 rsity, : .' will r cations best piano and violin sonata, awarded by Mrs. positiohs as every good pianist delights in. The best Frederic S. Coolidge. ous forms of Folk Dances, including Country tlie $1,500 annual scholarship for study KeanwhUe,thBrHr«stctPIfi»B*«n</e, in Paris, is Dances and Binging Games, Advanced Coun¬ Owing to the characteristic style of the pieces, description is the following, which are included in the m Europe, to be awarded to the most tal¬ try Dancing, Sword Dancing, and Morris which afford a change from the conventional forms thirty-three numbers in this volume: ented and deserving student of music in A concert of modern British music possibly looking forward to celebrating its SUNNY DAY SONGS America ; in accordance with a provision in Dancing. Mr. Charles Habold. instructor in of composition, this album will appeal to every piano Fur Elise, Beethoven; Intermezzo, Brahms; Scarf the will of the late Joseph Pulitzer. Forms was made up from the works of Vaughan English Folk Dancing at the New York Uni- player. There are twenty-nine novel numbers in Dance, Chaminade; Nocturne, Chopin; Humoreske, will be supplied by the Columbia University Williams, Loosens, Cyril Scott, liantock, versity Summer School of Physical Educa¬ By Helen L. Cramm Price, 75 cents Ireland, Barlow, Tyrwhitt, Bax and Hol¬ lull, London, will b tion, is the president of the New York Center this album that portray various moods, pictures, Dvorak; Second Valse, Godard; Butterfly, Grieg; authorities. These, properly filled in and ac¬ of this society. A delightful book of a dozen and one bright, easy scenes and occurrences. companied by the necessary manuscript ot brooke. Largo,’ Handel; Gipsy Rondo, Haydn; The Mill. the competitive composition, must be back in piano numbers with words between the staves. These Jensen; Idilio, Lack; Spring Song, Mendelssohn; e Cr.eeho-Sloval, vocal or instrumental pieces furnish excellent recrea¬ the hands of the faculty before February 1st l.ondnn, Knglu PAUL WACHS’ ALBUM Prelude, Rachmaninoff; Polish Dance, Scharwenka; of next year. lie valiant_ . littlelittl republic_ _ tion material for little olayers and singers. This Traumerei, Schumann; Reverie, Schutt; Simple the standards for church n_,__ work is the latest of Miss Cramm’s popular books serve the characteristic modes intact against I artists to participate, and so great "for little pianists. For the Pianoforte Price, $1.25 Aveu, Thome;. Chant Saris Paroles, Tschaikowsky, the incursion of the unworthy and trivial. panv numbers forty, all opera singers and was the disorganization of the productive New York has had for some years, at Co¬ actors. It is managed by the Japanese com¬ powers of their war-torn country, that their All lovers of good drawing-room music will be lumbia University, a well-endowed cha clothes had to he made in America and Eng¬ delighted with this excellent collection. It has been the Opera, which has been placed at their poser, Koscak Yamada. land. Austria so systematically swept the LITTLE TUNES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE disposal by the French government. The or¬ laud clear of all it possessed that the Czecho¬ prepared with the greatest care and contains nine¬ chestra will also visit Belgium, by the invi¬ Riclmrd Epstein, tlie noted pianist teen compositions carefully chosen from the best slovaks must build up from the very ground FOR THE PIANOFORTE I Vocal I tation of King Albert. After a tour of Eng¬ i riot rnlkei rell-Ivii, and accompanist, died at I.ennox Hill their vanished industries. Under these trying and most popular numbers of Wachs. They are land the orchestra will proceed to Italy, play¬ Hospital on August 1st. He was born iu circumstances, the artistic success of the By Francesco B. DeLeone Price, 75 cents ing at all the large cities. Mr. Walter Dam- vho formerly was the prima Vienna, 1800, and studied mus' chiefly of intermediate grade (Grades III-V). rosch is the conductor of the orchestra. H ?L*d ofNII*°lich Opera ^Company, died^ at festival was tremendously to the credit of all This new work consists of a set of a dozen studies, Wachs is one of the foremost French salon com¬ STANDARD SONG TREASURY concerned. As an index of elean-ent char¬ each of which has a characteristic title, all of these dehut iu the part of Elsa in Lohengrin, at acter and ability, a critic in The Violinist posers, and this collection is, indeed, a notable one in A Collection of Songs Price, 75 Cents Jolm William Taylor, one of tlie best the Academy of Music, taking the part at a "The same thoroughness characterized being so tuneful as to be considered a real piece. music publications. hell founders in the world, died moment's notice as substitute for another ward divorced. His admirable work as an s their sartorial preparations, They cannot fail to interest the student. The Studies This is a fine collection of songs chiefly for the recently■cently in London, England,_r.nj a singer. She sang in oratorio, under Leopold accompanist led him to specialize in that middle voice, both sacred and secular, and is printed xty-five. In addition Dainrosch, and became a member of the branch, and he toured extensively as accom¬ are graded and carry the student through the keys, itricate and delicate pi- panist for Fremstad, Julia Culp, Elena Ger- major and minor, and lead up gradually to the Third from special large plates.
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