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Volume 54, Number 05 (May 1936) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 5-1-1936 Volume 54, Number 05 (May 1936) 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 54, Number 05 (May 1936)." , (1936). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/844 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]. "MAKING YOUR MUSIC LIVE" a Conference with H. L. Mencken Compositions of VOCAL SOLOS W. H. Neidlinger American Composer, Teacher, Conductor and Lecturer TRUE THE LAW OF PROGRESS kas keen $995. Convenient terms will, of course, Baldwin’s law for tkree quarters of a PROGRESS gladly ke arranged. Visit your Baldwin century. Tke distmguisked Baldwin Pianos dealer. Hear and play tke wonde rful new of years gone ky are surpasse d only ky Baldwin Piano. See its keauty. Upon re¬ tke Baldwins of today. 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N. 1 L ANNOUNCEMENTS »r- wooiir^.BF°irCourt- The “Master Music” Series contains several volumes, each one The “Leisure Hour” Music Series is designed especially for the specially designed for some particular instrument, and regarded recreational use of the amateur musician. The “Miniature Score” by critics as the finest publication ever issued for that instrument. Series presents great symphonic works with a special arrow-signal The “Pianist’s Music Shelf” is an anthology of original compo¬ system so that anyone who can read ordinary instrumental or sitions and arrangements for the piano extending from the period vocal music can follow complete orchestral scores. All these vol¬ of the harpsichord to the present day. The “Violinist’s Music umes, and many new ones to come, are described in this attrac¬ Shelf is an anthology of original compositions and arrangements tive, illustrated 48-page catalogue which also contains a fund of for the violin extending from the earliest period to the present useful musical information. Just write “Send me your music cata¬ day. The Singer’s Music Shelf” is a series of volumes containing logue” on a postcard, but do not delay; this announcement of special groups of songs not available heretofore in this form. the first edition will appear only in this issue of the “Etude”. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES HARCOURT, BRACE AND COMPANY • 383 MADISON AVENUE • NEW YORK 272 THE ETIVE MAY, 1936 273 Editor JAMES FRANCIS COOKE Fireside Symphonies THE ETUDE Associate Editor EDWARD ELLSWORTH HIPSHER at nominal costs, to our homes. It must be obvious to all Published Monthly WENTY years ago music students traveled thousands T that it will increase the interest in music, the curiosity to By of miles in pursuit of that elusive thing known as Music Magazine know more about music and the desire to emulate the THEODORE PRESSER CO. atmosphere. performers. This means music study, and more music 1712 Chestnut Street A MONTHLY JOURNAL FOR TEACHERS, STUDENTS AND ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC What was atmosphere? study. PHILADELPHIA, First of all, it was the opportunity to hear great artists We believe, however, that many people do not get the PENNA. Vol. LIV No. 5 * MAY, 1936 and great musical organizations. Second, it was the glamor of seeing great musicians and utmost joy from the radio, because it is so new that we of being with people who could talk sympathetically and have not learned how to use it as a real cultural factor in modern musical life. It is now possible, in many instances, understandingly. Third, there was the kind of care-free life, sometimes to get announcements of programs in advance; and fireside The World of Music harmless, sometimes dangerous, sometimes fatal. symphony concerts, operas and recitals may be arranged The greatest of these was the chance to hear fine music on a plane which will place music in your home upon an entirely new basis. Interesting and Important Items Gleaned in a Constant Watch by foremost organizations. The formula of the atmosphere was ofttimes an enigma. For instance, for a comparatively trifling expenditure, Happenings and Activities Pertaining to Things Musical Everywhere Once we paid a visit to some art students who were shop¬ it is possible to get miniature score copies of the great ping for atmosphere in the lurid Mont Parnasse district of symphonic works of Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, Strauss, TWO CLEMENTI Tschaikowsky, Rimsky-Korsakoff, and of many others of THE HISTORIC TEATRO REG*0 SYMPHONIES have been Paris. What with the grotesquerie of the patrons, the fumes Q THE CONSERVA- ARTURO TOSCANINI has declined to re¬ (Royal Opera House) of Turin, Italy, built the masters. When one of these works is scheduled for air Mmms. TORY OF MUSIC OF GE- main as conductor of the Philharmonic- reconstructed by Alfredo of Pernod, Cognac, Anisette and Cafe' Expresso, the odors in 17S0, and among a rare group of the Casclla, from fragmentary performance, get out your score and follow the work. It is NEVA, Switzerland, cele- Symphony Orchestra of New York, giving world’s oldest theaters, was destroyed on of a dozen kinds of cheese in the last stages of mortifica¬ brated recently its first as his reason that, “After a half century of manuscripts in the Library tion, the stench of stale beer and the smoke of cheap a new game being widely played in musical circles, and it continuous conducting,” he now “feels the February 8th, by fire. of Congress at Washing- CuMlNn Nathan centenary. Foundedin 183S, monopoly cigarettes, we found an atmosphere that had all adds a new thrill to musical life. If you play the piano, you Bloc through the generosity of necessity for a release from the great respon¬ ton D. C. A “Symphony in D major" was KING EDWARD VIII is said to be “no the flavor of an embalming fluid. Just why this was sup¬ can secure these works arranged for piano in the “Analyti¬ the Geneva financier, Francois BarthoUni, it sibility of presiding as music director of a heard for the first time in any form what¬ permanent orchestra.” ^ mean performer” on the concertina, a popu¬ ever in a hundred years, and for the first posed to be magically beneficial to art we were never able cal Symphonic Series” by Dr. Percy Goetschius. These have had as its first director, and head of the violin lar British musical instrument of the accor¬ department, Nathan Bloc, who continued till time at all in the composer’s native Rome, to find out. all of the leading instrumental parts indicated by cues; THE TWELFTH HASLEMERE FES¬ dion family but rather small and of hexago¬ when on a program of January 5lh at the 1849. Franz Liszt was engaged as professor Musical atmosphere was a very expensive commodity, and, after the work has been heard over the air, one has TIVAL of music from the Middle Ages to nal shape. Augusteo. A “Symphony in C major” was of piano for the first year. Other famous the 18th Century, under the direction of when it concerned itself with buying tickets for concerts, the fun of taking it to the keyboard and studying the professors have been Bernhard Stavenhagen, 4—----t* heard for the first time in its revised form, Arnold Dolmetsch, will be held from July THE BETHLEHEM BACH FESTIVAL on December 11, in Casclla's native Turin. operas and recitals, to say nothing of standing in a queue effects. Jose Iturbi, Henri Marteau, Hugo Heerman 20th till August 1st, at Haslemere, near and Emile Jacques-Dalcroze. will be held on May 22nd and 23rd, with for hours in order to get admission. Again, let us suppose that Josef Hofmann is announced London. Bruce A. Carey conducting. The programs of JOSEF STRANSKY, eminent as musi¬ How amazingly has the situation changed! It is now to play at a certain hour. Do not let an opportunity like the 22nd will be of a miscellaneous nature, RARE 17th CENTURY MANUSCRIPTS, “IL CAMPIELLO (The Little Cham¬ cian and art collector, died March 6th, in possible to secure records of many of the great sympho¬ that pass by. Get the program, by all means, and secure collected by Sam Franko, veteran violinist whilst those of the 23rd will be devoted pion),” a comedy opera by Wolf-Ferrari, New York City, aged sixty-one.
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