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November 1940) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 11-1-1940 Volume 58, Number 11 (November 1940) 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 58, Number 11 (November 1940)." , (1940). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/255 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]. , November .all creature* here bHotn. 3Bn*t db»vt,i)t fcertiy bast ® i POEMS FOR PETER RICHTER’* A Book of Rote Songs ADA Texts by Lysbeth Boyd Borie Iran If some one were to GIVE you a piano books Music by ADA RICHTER home or school fascinating An invaluable addition to any library mcnqjamQm made book, with its exquisite illus- is this beautifully and Mrs. Richters tuneful musical Published Monthly trations in color By verses that Mrs. Borie wrote Theodore Presser Co.. Philadelphia, pa. FOR settings of the clever Mothers and teachers will wel- for her young son. EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY STAFF introduce to children, this opportunity to at DR. JAMES FRANCIS COOKE. Editor come Suppose a good friend were FOUK the best in music, literature and art. Guy McCoy and Helen MacVichie, early age, Assistant Editors MUSIC an to offer you any piano in the William JUVENILE gift book. M. Felton, Music Editor A grand Kobert Braine world. Without regard to Dr. Henry S. Fry Blanche Lemmon Peter Hugh Reed Price, $1.50 Pietro Deiro Cloth Bound— Karl \V. Gehrkens Dr. Guy Maier William D. Reveiii price, you could choose the Dr. Nicholas Douty Elizabeth Gest N. Clifford Page Henry S. Sawyer one you wanted most. You George C. Krick Dr. Rob Roy Peery Founded mbs by Theodore would choose a Stein way! ' Presser first song book BEANSTALK my Hill Why not choose a Steinway JACK AND THE Easy Arrangements for the Piano when you spend your own Familiar Songs in Very By ADA RICHTER money ? A Story with Music for the Piano Compiled and Arranged illus- grade two, are used to The Steinway piano is the Little piano solos, about By ADA RICHTER C^ontenti j^or which may be sung^ ^IJovemler, Ity/fO wisest of the story. Some have texts investments. It holds trate with modern procedures forty songs, presented so the young its In the light of successful This collection of value over the years. De- has much to recom- BOOK play and sing them, makes the VOLUME LVIII, No. 11 PRICE 25 CENTS young piano beginners, this book MY FIRST SONG piano beginner may preciation is slight. “Trade-in” that necessary the child a matter WORLD groups it provides knowledge being gained by OF' MUSIC. mend it. For class music 723 is always high. quality, and tor interest and enjoyment. Experienced teachers attention-getting and interest-holding of real editorial very character can prove to be pupils it furnishes that realize how a book of this The Middle Years Your nearest Steinway private as well as class wins parent the best things to place in the young beginner s dealer will gladly lesson that Richter • one of YOUTH arrange helpful carry-over from the A» AND MUSIC ^ lessons since it not only helps hands during the first Scoring a Success very generous interest and cooperation. Blanche Lemmon 724 purchase terms. piano playing ability, but also helps the little L-. develop MUSIC AND CULTURE Stein way & Sons (founded cents who want to see results Price, 60 one interest those in the home Great Painters and the Art of Music Verna Arvetl 727 1853 in New York expenditures made to covet music lessons. Practicing City), for the on a Mental Keyboard i Ucn Spencer 728 ca Training from Sleinway Hall, 109 W. 57th cent* l?, a Famous Master Z inka Milanov 729 SING Price, 75 WhatJ the PLAY AND Pianist of Tomorrow Must Possess Sigismond Stojowski 730 STEINWAY St., New York. 17 of Sound l-ffects in the Radio Studio Easy Arrangements T-u ef!', Lucille Fletcher 731 Favorite Songs in ihe Christmas Piano and the THE INSTRUMENT OF SONGS OF Nineteenth Hole Eliot S Harvey 733 THE IMMORTALS for Piano CINDERELLA MUSIC IN THE HOME FOSTER ®e ras Yo W111 STEPHEN By ADA RICHTER '?, ? Ehjoy Peter Hugh Reed 734 , A Story with Music for Piano 733 Arrangements its predecessor. Mn®lc Lo er 8 Lookshelf In Easy Like /;. Meredith Catlman 73G Sound Waves Over y; My First Song Book, By ADA RICHTER the Morld Alfred Lindsay Morgan 737 Piano for the this collection of MUSIC AND STUDY RICHTER song arrangements This unusual book, which is a Piau Playing By ADA ? George B. WilUston 738 grade familiar tale of Tbe Dn™,= 1 for Unusuai does not exceed based on the Song Programs Eva Gauthier 739 successful composer of Hbd, TPoacB a,ul The beautiful melodies of our first two in difficulty. Cinderella, may be put to How to Sing Them Frederic Charles Freemantel 741 Wasted Resources in the always enjoyed. Here, in this book, Here we find School many uses. Detailed sugges- Organ Marvin Anderson 742 American folksongs are Famous Clarinetists popular, such as Beauti- Songs, Songs of Other tions for recital programs 7)V A lT„ r WhZ 743 Mrs Richter has included the most The Teacher's Round Table 7.7.'.'.'. University Extension some Lands, Songs of My utilizing the story arc out- Gun Ma er 744 Conservatory Black foe, etc., as well as akiDS Violins ' ful Dreamer, Jennie, Old ' • '-Char, V. Browning 743 Country, Songs from lined. It is especially suitable Questio^andQuestions and Answersf 1903 Ring de Banjo, and Rarl w Gehrkens 746 CHICAGO not so well known, as Gentle Annie, and Songs or Practical Antidotes 1940 Operas, as a book for a mother for Stage Fright '.Sydney B These are presented, with Master Lesson Dawson 747 THE WORLD’S Down Among the Cane Brakes. My Grandparents teacher to rejd and play for —Bird As Trophet, Op. S2. No 7 LARGEST HOME STUDY by Robert Schumann CONSERVATORY arrangements. The book is forty individ- the texts, in grade two piano Sang Long Ago. In all, there are over a child. For piano classes, it Hints 748 OF MUSIC for Improving the Technic of the BeUows ' beautiful portrait in colors ual song selections. It is safe to say that in these provides excellent supple- Mauro Pietro JcZ 7SI attractively illustrated, with a Graham MEMBER OF child is can be used . .George O. kZI 7S5 of the composer” days of radio broadcasting almost every mentary material in which the music of Foster on the title page. The "life MUSIC familiar with the melodies of these songs, and with "extra work" and the illustrations accompanying a Classic and Contemporary is the Preface. The Selections these easy arrangements, any second grade pupil piece may be colored for "busy work . Bird cents as Prophet, Op. 82, No. 7 Price, 75 • ... ... in satisfying form. about second grade. So t .R. Schumann 749 may play them illustrated with piano solos of Valse, in D Flat, Op. 70, No. 3 ’. .’.*.*.7.7.7 Frederic Chopin 731 of them are with words which may be sung Barque O’ Dreams Elva Chittenden 733 Price, 75 cents Viennese Dance A distinguished faculty of • . .Thusnclda Bircsak Price, 60 cant* Prelude, in F Minor 734 Highest Standards of Abram CJiasins artist teachers. In Old Seville 735 CHRISTMAS CAROLS Vernon Music Instruction In Command 77 Lane 739 Frank Grey 7G0 Vocal and Instrumental In Very Easy Arrangements Compositions A CHILD'S JOURNEY Now Take Thy Rest (Vocal) ADA RICHTER S Roland Digylen- , Our America (Vocal) .... 761 Rote Songs for Primary .Anna Case FOR PIANO DUET Ode to Thanksgiving (Organ) 7G2 BOOK mn Beethove* 763 School Activities KINDERGARTEN CLASS Carry Me Back to Old Virginny* ’(Guitar) By ADA RICHTER James Bland— . trans. By ADA RICHTER , , ~ bn Vahdah Olrntt- Riel? for, 5 n°tCd teaCherS leading A Piano Approach for Little Tots Assembly Grand March (Piano, Four Hands, 765 ’ t0 ^P^as, and Degree ern 766 o^Ba^o^ofMusic : These arrangements Delightful Pieces for Young Players Mrs. Richter, in this book of sixteen songs, book In « most attractive manner this The Kangaroo make possible the presents stories of individuals, scenes, and — P° Siti ° n by StUd Marian Wilson Hall 768 convenience at attention of very young Swimrinv TT->h ^^thj^xteifsion^ Method” ™ of engages the participation events a child might encounter on a holi- Little Pet Duck Co,cman Bragdon 76S years of age) **“ day trip. There also are songs for Hallow- beginners (4 to 6 Jolly ' Aaa Richter 769 6 6 young pianists and Little Piper A *^ C ° UrSeS ' CreditS on the -George ea d making music ' Johnson 769 ™ * e'en, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Titles, soon has them The Post Horn .... advancement . Christ- V singers in the them. ^ texts and tunes are most interesting and piano out of notes placed before “ 780 a d niUStrated IeSS ° THE nS Sent entertainment JUNIOR ETUDE without obligation to you. mas the piano accompaniments are quite simple of Goldilocks a*» Maheth A. Gest co'upolf b effi w Check ; The childhood story MISCELLANEOUS 788 programs of church in fact, the songs are sufficiently rhythmic used as a continuity the Three Bean is Radio to sung without Helps Music Pronunciation _ as the be accompaniment.
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