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Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 11-1-1906 Volume 24, Number 11 (November 1906) Winton J. Baltzell 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 Baltzell, Winton J.. "Volume 24, Number 11 (November 1906)." , (1906). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/520 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 1906 PUBLISHED BT TNEO. FREER 012 OOMJT ST J^CENTS PER COPY p( ,I..PA Uo pER 685 Diligent Research Fails to Find Better Books Than These THE ETUDE = FO R - CONTENTS Instruction Books “THE ETUDE,” November, 1906 Kichard Strauss. A Study of the Man and His Music.F. S. Law ( Prize Essay Competition.. < Inspiration Column.F. S. Davis < How to Study the Piano. ..Isidor Philipp ( Hungarian Music and. the Gipsies. Ottokar Wbber-Szegcdin I The Education of the Masters: Mendels¬ sohn and Schumann.... U. T. Finch 1 FUNDAMENTAL MUSIC STUD! Music and Mental Science. ./'. VP. Hurry I ^PUBLISHED BY = How Some Pupils Answered Examination Questions .... • • * The Babylonian Origin of Music as an Art and Science.H- Butk-a Touch in Piano Playing. ..IV’. L. Calhoun Mozart as a Teacher. Player and Piano Composer. II.Anna Morsoh THE JOHN CHURCH COMPANY Our Coming Audience. .Gertrude G. Bunts The Instability of Methods of Teaching Music.7. Francis Cooke What is Good Taste in Music? CINCINNATI NEW YORK CHICAGO Belle Squire Humors of Orchestral Life. ........- Teachers’ Round Table.A. ./. Corey Editorial Vocal Deparl W. Wodell MALE QUARTETS Organ and C F. It. Kroeger A DICTIONARY of MUSIC GRIMM’S MUSICAL Violin Departme ■onjc Lehmann From our catalog that are being sung Children’s Page ‘The Best Musical Dictionary this season by the celebrated Publisher’s Notes.. < WRITING BOOK European Musical Topics. .Arthur Elson _ By W. S. B. MATHEWS and EMIL LIEBLING A Practical Method qf Learning tht Principle, and Notation rf ,* Musical Items. J Science qf Music v WEBER MALE QUARTET Home Notes . J Questions and Answers .. > limr w"|,a?,d ^efininS Dictionary by Mathews and Lieb- OF BOSTON By CARL W. GRIMM Reviews of New Publications. Z, ;h V " ‘ beSt vocabulary of musical terms ever pub- The judgment of this organization Recital Programs. 1 Pronunciation of each word The explana- ; r In tlrese music writing .. Mr. Grit. ..anfollr *1.. regarding the selection of their mu¬ MUSIC latest thouirht mwl i. eJ.ery l)ai titular, embodying the results of the from an abundance of knowledge und a long experienee and with Postilion from “Magic Lantern,” Op. 55, sic is based upon long experience Besides tho Lr ,nves.t,«at,on of niusical scientists the world over. curate grasp of the subject which I.uttj , „k.. taJZ No. 1.B. Godard Joy of the Hunt, Op. 131, No. 8. as instructive. Nothing so impresses^ a ,.,v, • C. Gurlitt Wayside Flowers, Op. 5, No. 1.77. Engel Hungarian Dance, No. 2 (1 hands), ifflSfflsri-asws th,£™ have n?WlS^%T Joh. Brahms Serenade d’Amour .F. von Bio n Price, 81.00 In the Smithy.E. Parlow CLAYTON F.SUMMY CO. Vision. Op. 124, No.14_,R. Schumann No. 220 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO Price, each, 25 cent. Soldiers’ March, Op. 11, No. 2. II. Bergthal SendtSendfus' On the Levee, Op. 41-F. A. Franklin Mountain Echoes, Op. 150.. .0. W. Kern Once in the Bygone Days. .. R. M. Stults Michette ..Geo. Lowell Tracy MASON & MATHEWS QUARTET BOOKS The Robin, (vocal or instrumental) R. E. DeReef PRIMER of MUSIC FIRST PEDAL STUDIES GEIBEL’S MALE QUARTET OEMS For the Piano By WILLIAM MASON and W. S. B. MATHEWS By JESSIE L. GAYNOR PALMER’S PIANO PRIMER STEELE’S HUMOROUS GEMS Prominent Piano Players Prefer Palmer’s Piano Primer- It is Progressively Plan’d Practical Pianists Pronounce il distinct advance in the tlieoretical works It is n primer Clarks a Peerless, Perfect Pupils Pejus^U vvdth pr'j“Up'|pg1dcP™^ NEW OPERETTA having in it the foundations of harmony musLZTI ^US1Ci.ansh,p’ the last permitted? Why^For’fh •V01Inir "Indent wants to of elementary material have ,Zne„h*1"1 SUITABLE FOR THE of phrasing, the correct way of playing all the imh ir? the pnnciPles H H extent ate"1 have Prevent* rnents, the principles of piano technic and much n'Sh”entS and orna' to an extent, disarm™, n.ted\. * he first '1 AMATEUR STAGE mind-awakening instruction. 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Selected Com¬ TEN TEACHING PIECES IN A History of Music brought up to date, arranged It is a concentration of common sense positions (X. Scharwenka). GRADES I and II In lessons of suitable length, so that two can easily Vol. I Nr. 1. Ricordanza—2. In Sen- Contrasts—The Gavotte, A. D. 1700 and be prepared every week, with helps for teachers tuition and guarantees perfection in finger- Op. 10, No. 3. Handel Album dexterity. All technical problems are given a tas Spinnstube. (Spinnradchett) 1. Pixies’ Waltz Song.. “Froissart,” Concert Overture Op. 19. and students, questions on the lessons, review A collection of favorite pieces for the ready solution in this, the greatest system of —3. Silberquelleim Chamounv-Tal. 2. Pixies’ Prize Song...- Funeral March (Hum “Crania and Diarir outlines, topics for essays, tables and complete Piano, with Portrait and Biographical technic. (Schweizer Bilder Nr. 4.)—4. Am 3. Pixies in the Indian Villag .2\ .40 indexes, Including pronunciation of names. 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