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Volume 45, Number 09 (September 1927) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 9-1-1927 Volume 45, Number 09 (September 1927) 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 45, Number 09 (September 1927)." , (1927). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/749 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 JOURNAL OF THE MUSICAL HOME EVERYWHERE Z/te MVS i c ETVDE MAGAZINE Price 25 Cents SEPTEMBER 1927 $2.00 a Year THE MUSICAL ARGOSIES TEE' ETUDE SEPTEMBER 1921 Page 629 CLAYTON F. SUMMY CO.’S OFFERING OF STANDARD MATERIAL FOR THE EARNEST TEACHER OF MUSIC For DEVELOPING TALENT; for AWAKENING MUSICAL PERCEPTION; for ENLISTING and RETAINING THE CHILD’S INTEREST; for LAYING AN INTELLIGENT FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE MUSICAL GROWTH THE very first lessons at the piano MUSIC READING BOOK PIANO TECHNIC FOR CHILDREN By Mrs. Crosby Adams. By Mrs. Crosby Adams. 1.00 By Julia Lois Caruthers. 2.50 Distinctive melodies with words, for Sight Read¬ A recognized work on the subject of the First A Pioneer book in the r- ing and First Memorizing. Technical training practiced away from the Awakens and holds th< Simple Keys—Variety of Rhythms. with thousands of successful teachers. Encourages the creative faculty. Includes all the accepted standards of technical HOME STUDY BOOK FOR BEGINNERS MIDDLE C AND ITS NEAR NEIGHBORS By Mrs. Crosby Adams. Parts 1 By Elizabeth Blackburn Martin.6( and 2.Each . .40 HOW TO TEACH PIANO TO THE CHILD For rudimentary work between lesson periods. beginners P ^ Practice in Sight Reading, Writing of Music Char¬ BEGINNER acters, First Steps in Melody Making, etc. By Louise Robyn. 1.50 WORK AND PLAY BOOK A Practical Plan of Teaching very young children By Mrs. Crosby Adams.75 How to Hold Interest—How to Present Problems Elementary work in Transposition. —How to Accomplish Results. Space provided for the transposing of a given mel¬ Scientific Principles based on successful teaching ody into all the Major keys. Includes exercises in Key Naming, practice in FROM THE VERY BEGINNING MUSIC EDUCATION By Phyllis Lucy Keyes.60 Scale and Triad writing in Major and Minor Concerned with the teaching of the Big Staff and mode, simple Two, Three and Four-Part Writ- By Calvin B. Cady Keyboard. Volume 1 . 1.25 Establishes a working understanding of all the “Work”—-by a principle. “Play”—its result. An Outline of the Educational Processes. simpler rhythms; of fingering, accidentals and of PEDAL STUDIES Volume 2. 1.80 By Mrs. Crosby Adams. 1.00 Teachers’ Material. Illustrates Principles and Suitable fo'rSight Reading. When and How to Pedal. Processes. Stating the principle o{ the propel of the ALTHEA’S SAMPLER Volume 3—First Home Studies for By John Mokrejs.60 relationship between the Ear and Ten Fingers. Book 1.75 A music “primer” for very young children. the Pedals. Books 2 and 3.Each .50 Ingenious and interesting method of introducing Expressive^Melodies for the development of Proc- regular piano problems. THE LITTLE HANON Includes the study of Notes, Note Values, Rhythm; By Robert J. Ring (S. E. No. 100)_ 1.00 These volumes treat of the underlying funda¬ teaches the Fundamental Harmonies, Positive Elementary Technic for Beginners. mental principles of music and their final cx- and Relative Pitch; Melody Making. Covering all elementary finger movements. Diatonic progression of exercises relieves all drud- Encouragcs and directs creative work—an impor- THE CHILD AT THE PIANO By Meda Zarbell Steele.75 Preparatory to “Hanon, Virtuoso Pianist." First Steps in Musicianship. EXERCISES FOR HAND EXPANSION Study of the Staff and Keyboard, Rhythm, Ear- By Robert J. Ring (S. E. No. 125) . 1.00 Training, Theory and Technic. VIOLIN BOW TECHNIC Presented through the medium of melodious little Carefully planned exercises that will assuredly pieces. increase the span of any hand to a perceptible By Henry Hoare. 1.50 A complete treatise of th Bow. IDEAL LESSONS FOR CHILD TRAINING IN Complete relaxation provided after each expansion Systematic exposition—c PIANO STUDY A training that promotes ease in meeting any Covers every fundamental principle essential to By Kathleen Air.50 pianistic difficulty. the Technic of Violin Bowdng. An Outline of Instruction. Adapted to all types of hands—usable in all grades. Suitable for Beginners or Advanced Pupils, FINGER SONGS FOR THE PIANO THE QUEER LITTLE HOUSE OF LINES AND GRADED STUDIES By Edna M. Densmore.60 SPACES Compiled by Mrs. Crosby Adams Melodies for Dally Sight Reading. By Elizabeth Blackburn Martin.60 A Note Spelling Book. FOR NATURAL MUSIC DEVELOPMENT, SOUSA- NORMAL MUSIC PROGRESS AND FINGER SONGS OF THE WOODS Teaching of the Note Names and Letters made easy by “playing house” with King Bass and King ARTISTIC ACCOMPLISHMENT By Pearl Marie Barker.60 Treble and their families. Tone Pictures for Practiced Sight Reading. An entertaining, yet exceedingly practical 7 Books for Two Hands, Grade 1 to 5.Each 1.00 FINGER SONGS FOR TWO 3 Books for Four Hands, Grade 1 Advises Young America By Helen Gilmore.50. PRACTICAL SCALE BUILDER Duets. By Robert J. Ring.25 to 3 .Each 1.00 Promotes Constructive Knowledge of Scales, both A Universally Recognized Series of Graded Piano SONGS FOR ARM AND FINGER RELAXA¬ Major and Minor. Teaches the pupil to think, write and recite Containing everything necessary for a Complete "Ma^e the School Band or Orchestra” TION GAMES Scales. Musical Development. By Marie E. Briel.60 Each page a Chart for written work. Rhythmic Exercises for the Development of the Arm and Finger Muscles. , _ THE MUSIC STUDENT’S SPELLING BOOK Harmony for Beginners and POR a bigger, better future in any career Choose a Conn instrument—easy playing, perfect The above five books form a Course for Class By Mrs. Crosby Adams.60 Advanced Students Work in Piano Instruction. Preparatory work for establishing skill in Sight you choose, learn to play some instru¬ in mechanism, true in scale, beautiful in tone —and A Plan of Fundamental Training that is Practical ELEMENTS OF HARMONY and Definite. Presentsnthe clefs as a UNIT—one Big Staff. ment; join the school band or orchestra.” you will make rapid progress. Conns are choice “Ideal Lessons” is equally adaptable for other Union of Eye Training and Ear Training. By Emil Barth.40 Music Books used for Piano Instruction. A most practical work-book covering the first ele- of the world’s great artists. The Books of the Series, originally written in STUDIES IN SIGHT READING FOR THE This important advice comes direft from PIANO demonstration of the “Ideal Lessons” are equally PRELIMINARY STUDIES IN KEYBOARD Sousa himself endorses Conn instruments as the desirable for use with any other modern teach¬ By Mary Frances Frothingham.75 America's premier bandmaster and "march king,” ing plan. Thorough and Systematic. HARMONY AND TRANSPOSITION.40 John Philip Sousa. beSt, and uses them in his famous concert band. Trains the eye to a quick Perception of Keyboard FIRST MELODIES FOR THE PIANO and Staff Relations. KEYBOARD HARMONY AND TRANS¬ The great bandmaster says: "I consider that com¬ By Lillian Sara Jackson.75 Teaches an active observance of all other details POSITION. Vols. 1 and 2.Each .40 "Music, as a career itself, is now one of the beSt For Teacher and Pupil. concerned with proficient Sight Reading. By Anna Heuermann Hamilton plete equipment of Conn instruments enhances the musi¬ Single Melodies for the pupil—rhythmic back¬ LESSONS IN SIGHT READING An exceptionally clear and practical presentation paid and highly respefted professions,” con¬ ground of harmonies for the teacher. of the subject Widely accepted and used. cal value of any band at leaSt SO per cent.” Awakens artistic feeling. Develops musical By John Mokrejs.75 tinues Mr. Sousa. "However, if you prefer to be a Direct and Simple. HARMONY AND ANALYSIS banker, merchant, doftor, school teacher, engineer, FREE TRIAL, EASY PAYMENTS. Conn is Promotes the maximum in accuracy. Provides a By Kenneth Bradley. 2.00 TONE PICTURES FOR THE BEGINNER working principle. e of tl Stand the only maker of every instrument used in the musical ability will help you through school, and By Buenta Carter.75 LESSONS IN RHYTHM HARMONIC MATERIAL AND ITS USES Graded Material for the Piano, with Words. By John Mokrejs.75 give you a satisfaction that laSts throughout life.” band. You may try any one in your home, free. Artistic melodies for the introduction of early By Adolf Weidig. 3.00 plus postage Teaches how to consciously feel and scientifically The really outstanding and important work on the Send now for free literature and details of trial understand Rhythm. subject published in recent years. Begin now to cultivate your "musical bump.” consistent progression for first piano work. SYNTHETIC SERIES The Study of Harmony presented in a series of offer. Mention instrument which interests you. applied lectures, exhaustively treated. PRELIMINARY STUDIES FOR THE PIANO By Florence A. Goodrich By Mrs. Crosby Adams. Volume 1 (S. E. No. 11).75 CONSTRUCTIVE HARMONY AND IMPRO¬ C. G. CONN, dCtd., Conn Bldg. A book c preparation for piand Volumes 2 and 3 (S.
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