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May 1920) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 5-1-1920 Volume 38, Number 05 (May 1920) 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 38, Number 05 (May 1920)." , (1920). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/668 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]. PRICE 25 CENTS MAY 1920 ffitfftii \L- t TEACHING WORKS FOR TECHNIC PRESSER’S MUSICAL MAGAZINE i ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION finger gymnastics By I. Philipp Price> S1-50 BIRTHDAY JEWELS An epoch-making volume by perhaps the leading VOCAL OR INSTRUMENTAL modern technical writer. It is one of those unusua volumes that makes its appearance in the technical By Geo. L. Spaulding Price, 75 cents world only at long intervals. It is a decided depar¬ An attractive new volume of little piano pieces with ture in the completion of finger work in extension, verses which may be sung ad lib. The verses are there being combinations of fingering that have only pleasing and of the type that appeals to the juvenile. been touched upon in previous works and the five As the title of the book indicates, there is a little fingers of each hand are treated with equal prom¬ piece for each month of the year with verse for the inence. The work is not one for a beginner, and is appropriate birthstone. The numbers are easy to only adapted to the earnest, hardworking, ambitious Edited by James Francis Cooke play, very melodious, and similar in style and grade student. The moderately advanced player can take Vol. XXXVIII No. S MAY 18 to those in Mr. Spaulding’s successful book, Tunes up these finger gymnastics and use them over a num¬ and Rhymes. Entered as second-class matter Jan. 16, 1884, at the P. O. at ber of years. It is just the type of work for daily Philadelphia, Pa., under the Act of March 3, 1879. SUNNY DAY SONGS study at the piano. Copyright, 1920, by Theodore Presser Co. for U. S. A. and Great Briti By Helen L. Cramm Price, 75 cents THE ART OF THE PIANO A delightful book of a dozen and one bright, easy By Theodore Lack Opus 289 Price, $1.50 piano numbers with words between the staves. These This is a modern system of technic for piano play¬ vocal or instrumental pieces furnish excellent recrea¬ ing by a leading French composer and virtuoso. tion material for little players and singers. This There are one hundred special exercises in mechan¬ The World of Music work is the latest of Miss Cramm’s popular books ism of medium difficulty. All the various points of for little pianists. technic are covered in the modern manner and in rersnry of the A Beethoven Festival, a Bach Fes¬ addition to furnishing extremely fine material for The Oratorio Society of N rvntory was cele¬ tival and n Handel Festival have been TWENTY-FIVE MELODIES FOR teaching purposes this work supplies material for City, of which Mr. Charles M brated in mid-March at the Philadelphia features of the past London musical season. any pianist’s daily practice at the keyboard. the president, and Dr. Damroseh Academy of Music. The policy of The EYE, EAR AND HAND TRAINING arranged and carried through Etude forbids mention of anything which Baltimore was the first city In the By Mathilde Bilbro Price, 75 cents Festival, lasting a week—April i savors of the proprietary, but when one of United States to establish a municipal or¬ 11th—at the 71st Regiment Aril with only high-class pic¬ the veteran schools of the country com¬ chestra. The plan was originated and dis¬ These little pieces may be regarded as second program opened with Memlelssoh pletes a half-century of valuable musical grade studies. They are intended to aid ip establish¬ sung bv the festival chorus i tures ana music. Mr. Eastman is introduc¬ cussed by the former mayor, James H. Pres¬ NURSERY TALES RETOLD ing preparatory musical education in the work, we feel that the fact is significant ton, as long ns five years ago. This orchestra ing the position of the hand upon the keyboard, at¬ orchestra, and and of wide interest to musicians every¬ CHARACTERISTIC FOUR-HAND PIANO PIECES solo'ii public schools of Rochester, and his aim is first gave monthly concerts, but so great taining freedom, training the eye, especially in leger exclusively to. the na.rks ^ni the opportunity of thorough musical educa¬ where. Hearty congratulations ! - ■■ ■ they have been obliged lines, in staff positions and cultivating a musical ear. By Geo. L. Spaulding Price, 75 cents tion to any student who enters the college. -- - s* the These studies are all tuneful and interesting to prac¬ . Familiar nursery tales are cleverly retold in the AMERICAN COMPOSERS’ ALBUM Edgar Stillman Kelley, Pilgrim The son anil daughter of the late tice. Altogether this set of study pieces promises verse ad libitum to these new duet numbers for was produced with eminent soloi! S. Coleridge-Taylor, the Anglo-Africnn FOR THE PIANOFORTE with the festival ,rus and a children’s composer, have recently appeared in concert _„___.a commend¬ to become popular with teachers as well as students young pianists in the first and early second grades. The Bach Choir was In London, the former conducting his father’s able feature is that the final rehearsal is well in the second grade. Mr. Spaulding’s successful books of easy duets, en¬ Price, $1.25 heard in choruses chorales under Its con- orchestral works, and the latter as a pianist, musicians against th'e foreign aspects of the held In one of the public schools and is F. Wolle. The Damnation of prefaced by a short lecture explaining the titled Just We Two and You and I, stand as recom¬ We were inspired to bring out an album of pieces playing for recitations set to her father's Boston Symphony, which has been made up mendations for the interesting manner in which Mr. Berlioz, was sung by . the society music. for years' of a foreign membership. It is program. These educational opportunities OLD RHYMES WITH NEW TUNES by the best American composers of music. Excellent imemoration of' its . first _ The Boston Symphony Orche proposed to have a personnel of exclusively By Geo. F. Hamer Price, 60 cents Spaulding writes duets for young pianists. material for this1 purpose was available to us, and this lormance in mnerica under the baton of Dr. «f American.-1! citizens.- whov belong to the labor is a volume that is a credit to American music. We Leopold Damroseh forty years ago. The last two million dolla_ _ The six easy pianoforte compositions in this little FOUR-HAND EXHIBITION concert included the Inflamatus of Rossini, break against the management because the .volume comprise the best set of Mother Goose did not include any of the difficult pieces, but only (with Luisa Tetrazzini as soloist), ns well a.s demand of the players for an increase in gl10.000 wn* the stated nmnnnt of How- Melodies the publishers have ever seen. They can PIECES FOR THE PIANO those of medium grade and of special merit. other notable music by chorus and orchestra. salaries at one time threatened the actual icome tax paid by John McCormack, the be played or sung and will delight the child pianist The final number was the Farewell Sum- existence of the orchestra, and the only re¬ .enor. Galli-Curoi is said to have paid called Enid, in Oklahoma, which, f__ _ Price, $1.25 phony (last movement), during which, follow¬ course is so substantial an endowment that $80,000; Tetrazzini, $100,000; and Caruso cessive seasons, has indulged in functions of or the little singer. The teacher of children will be The numbers are both original duets as well as SPAULDING ALBUM ing its first picturesque tradition, one musi¬ the management will be able to grant these a like amount. this kind and has not lost a penny. Plaees interested to know that these numbers are also pub¬ cian after another blew out the candle at his increases and meet its other expenses. far larger spot on the map arrangements of compositions by such writers as For the Pianoforte Price, $1.00 desk and left, the stage, till only the conduc- A ten million dollar I is to be might well sit at the feetf of this tiny town lished separately in sheet form. Anver Schnrnenka, the composer hn 111 as a War Memorl Rachmaninoff, Grieg, Tschaikowsky, Moszkowski, . A new collection of intermediate grade. Spauld¬ tor, Dr. Walter Damroseh, was left. This of pedagogic works, Is n rigorous and learn how to do it. Dvorak, Gottschalk, Brahms and others. While this ing’s work is so well known that it needs no intro¬ ended one of the most notable events of the dlers, in Washington, D. C. VERDI—CHILD’S OWN BOOK musical world during its full and brilliant old man of seventy, since his birthday “The Groldsmith of Toledo,” a compilation offers excellent material for recital or duction here, and the many lovers of his music will season of 1919-20.
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