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Volume 59, Number 07 (July 1941) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 7-1-1941 Volume 59, Number 07 (July 1941) 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 59, Number 07 (July 1941)." , (1941). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/248 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]. July THE ETUDE 1941 Price 25 Cents music magazine . PIANO SOLO-Cont'd Cat. No. Title Composer Gr. Price 9 15344 Star ^ Spangled Banner, The (With Featu America) An. Stults 3 $0.25 11872 Taps! Military March Engelmann 3 .35 22574 Theodore Roosevelt—The Spanish-Amer- ican War Blake 2 Vi .30 25081 To the Front. Military March Clark 3 .40 26009 Valley Forge March. Vocal Refrain Goldman 4 .40 11878 Volunteers March. With Words Krogmann 1 .30 11824 Washington's Birthday. March Spaulding 2 .25 14783 Washington's March 3 .20 OD Co. Yankee Doodle. Brilliant Variations An. Grobe 3-4 .40 OD Co. Yankee Doodle An. Kern .30 OD Co. Yankee Doodle Arr. Mack .30 13529 Yankee Doodle. Colonial Arr. Greenwald .25 2348 Yankee Doodle (With Six Other Well- Known Melodies) An. Rickaby .50 16675 Young American's Patrol Lawson .40 PIANO, FOUR HANDS 2517 America j .25 17388 America First. ' Marche Militaire 2 .25 OD Co. American Line March Baker 3 .60 16354 Color Guard, The. March Felton 3 .60 9749 Comrades in Arms. Two-step. .. .Hayes 3 Vi .75 15077 Hail! Columbia. President's March .25 30442 Liberty Bell, The. March f"’.SousKt 3 .75 30407 New Colonial, The. March Hall 3 .70 23451 Marine Corps Reserves. March Geibel 3 .70 PIANO SOLO PIANO SOLO-Cont'd 25243 Military March \ .50 Compoier Gr. Price Title Compoier Gr. 14510 National Patrol Cat. No. Title Cal. No. Snauldinn 3 .50 Klohr 3 SO. 50 Sulre»d«- March Lincoln—The Civil War . Blake 2 Vi $0.30 Co. Men of Valor ..Morrison 2573 Abraham JC ODCo. 3 .50 .25 Hall 3 .50 Our Gallant Officers. Polka 13533 America Arr. Greenwald 2 30150 New Colonial, The. March 14569 Militaire Morrison 3 .40 Bnllante 2348 America (With Six Other Well-Known 8952 No Surrender. March Engelmann 3-4 .90 Bilbro 3 .25 D°y Melodies) An. Rickaby 1 .50 19153 Off to the Camp Crammond 2 .50 17947 Patriotic Rolfe 2 Vi .30 Song America (With The Star Spangled Ban- 15215 On the Old Camp Ground.. An. K,onke 1-3 .30 15344 24339 Pride Kern 3 .50 of the Regiment. March ner) An. Stults 3 .25 8235 Our Army and Navy. March Militaire Crammond 16840 America Grand Triumphal March OD Co. Our Gallant Officers. Polka 2 .40 — 2571 Return of the Heroes. Rolfe 5 .60 Brillante Engelmann 4 .50 March Militaire Engelmann 15262 America. Polonaise Moter 4 .60 2534 Our Glorious Union Forever. Medley of 3 .40 15976 Salute the Colors. March .Schelling 4 .60 National Melodies Howard 3 Warren 3 .50 15374 America Aroused. March . 18105 Salute to the Colors. March .25 Flag. With Words Anthony 3 .60 . Rolte 2 Vi 11896 Ours Is a Grand Old 14739 America First. Marche Militaire Stand By Spaulding the Flag! Patriotic March 16861 America Victorious. March ... Strickland 3 Vi .40 1 Spenser 2 Stults 3 .50 Folk Melodies .. An. Rickaby 1 .50 14070 Patriotic America 5561 American 30112 Stars and Stripes Forever, The. March Massa's 15101 Patriotic Day Crammond 2 Old Black Joe; Lily Dale; Sousa .Boscovitz 2 4 .75 Cold, Cold Ground; Dixie 2303 Present Arms. Scene Militaire. in the 13068 Taps! Military March Engelmann 3 Land, The. National 4-H .50 Land; Ben Bolt; The Mocking Bird 26003 Pride o’ the Club March. Vocal Refrain. Goldman 4 OD Co. American Line March Baker 3-4 14568 The. March.. Grey 3 SIX HANDS 15344 American National Anthems. An. Stults 3 25485 Pride of the Nation, ONE PIANO, Pride of the Regiment. March Crammond 2Vi The Star Spangled Banner and 19637 OD Co. American Line March Baker 3 .60 2570 Return of the Heroes. March Militaire America 23389 Return of the Heroes. March Militaire Engelmann 3 19112 American Patriotic Medley March Engelmann 3 Vi .85 3 19043 Return of the Volunteers. March Martin OD Co. Star Spangled Banner, The Smith 3 .40 Engelmann 3 22853 American Scouts. March Oehmler 2 16919 Taps! Military March Engelmann 2 Vi .60 3 15963 Salute the Colors. March Warren 3 19556 American Supremacy. March .... Phelps 3011314570 Stars and Stripes Forever, The. March 17720 Salute to the Colors. March ... Anthony 2Vz 22572 Andrew Jackson—The War of 1812 Sousa 3 1.00 Blake 2 Vi 6969 Soldier Boy. With Words Bugbee 2 Krentzlin 14870 Color Guard, The. March Felton 3 22874 Soldier's Song 2 Sonatina Boothroyd 3 ONE PIANO, EIGHT HANDS 5677 Comrades in Arms. Two-Step .... Hayes 3 Vi 15294 Americana By the Flag! Patriotic March 17064 .75 26230 Crash On! Artillery. Coast Artillery Stand Taps! Military March Engelmann 3 Marching Song .... Hewitt-Osborne 4 Stults 3 Stripes March 11365 First March Kelly 3 Vi 30111 Stars and Forever, The. Regiment TWO PIANOS, EIGHT HANDS 11827 Flag Day Spaulding 2 Sousa 4 JC Co. Glory of the Yankee Navy. March. Sousa 3 30552 Stars and Stripes Forever, The. March OD Co. American Line March Baker 3 1.50 JCCo. Hail to the Spirit of Liberty. March Sousa-Schaum 2 Vi 6882 Comrades in Arms. Two-step Hayes 4 1.25 Sousa 3 2348 Star Spangled Banner, The (With Six 13053 No Surrender. March Morrison 3 .80 16501 Hats OH to the Flag. March .. Spaulding 3 Other Well-Known Melodies) 18245 Salute to the Colors. March Anthony 3 .90 6818 Independence Day. Military March An. Rickaby 1 Stand By the Flag! Patriotic March. Stults 3 .90 Cadman 2 Vi 11825 Independence Day Spaulding 2 JC Co. Invincible Eagle. March Sousa 3 22571 John Paul JoneB—The Revolutionary THEODORE PRESSER CO. War Blake 2 Vi Everything in Music Publications 22575 John Pershing—The World War. .Blake 2 Vi Distributors for 30044 Oliver D it son Co. and The John Liberty Bell, The. March Sousa 3 Vi Church Co 30761 Liberty 1712 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Bell, The. March ... Sousa-Peery 3 23403 Marine Corps Reserves. March . .Geibel 3 — : THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSIC I N THE AMERICAN MUSICAL ARTS FOUN- HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE CLUBS’ twenty-third Biennial Conven- Committee June, was DATION, through its Award THE MUSIC A L WORLD tion, held in Los Angeles in which includes Raymond Paige, Deems the most widely attended in the existence Taylor, Lawrence Tibbett and Charles of this outstanding organization. “Loy- Wakefield Cadman, recently announced alty through Music” was the slogan, and annual awards for contributions French pi- usual American Music was stressed its first YEHUDI MENUHIN will appear at ISIDOR PHILIPP, famous as music. The State Teachers recently arrived the meeting, together with to American Robin Hood Dell on July 15th, having anist and teacher, who throughout Indiana, Pennsylvania, Smith from France, is a several Latin-American programs fea- College of curtailed his South American tour to do in New York City of Massachusetts, and Wesleyan of the faculty of the Juiiiiard turing Elsie Houston, Brazilian soprano, College so. Jose Iturbi will act as soloist and con- member first of Connecticut receive School. • and other well known South American University ductor on July 8th, the date previously Summer decisions were based “en- artists. Aside from such world famous honors. The reserved for Fritz Kreisler whose unfor- the actual interest of the DOROTHY MAYNOR, musicians as Josef Hofmann, Charles tirely upon tunate accident—from which he is hap- music departments in American music.” noted negro soprano, is Kullman, Helen Jepson, Rosalyn Turek, pily recovering—prevents his appearance. Many other well known colleges received a person of many ac- Beryl Rubinstein and Arthur Loesser, not only Dirman, Eudice Shapiro, many honorable mention. THE MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL complishments; Rose does she sing beautifully, choral and instrumental groups from CONFERENCE, a Department of the Na- DR. AND MRS. GUY but she plays the Eng- twenty-four States took part in the pro- tional Education Association, is holding MAIER—to music lovers, lish horn, the oboe and grams. Charles Wakefield Cadman led its Summer Session in Boston, Massachu- Guy and Lois Maier the flute, as well as be- the American Composers Forum, in setts, from June 30th to July 2nd, in con- left their Santa Monica ing able to orchestrate a which Louis Gruenberg, Richard Hage- nection with the N.E.A. Convention. The home in May for a busy song, conduct an orches- man and Harvey Gaul participated, Organization also announces its 1942 Bi- summer season; appear- tra score and transpose Fifteen-year-old David Smith, a student ennial Meeting to be held in Milwaukee, ing in Portland, Oregon, accompaniment at sight. at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Wisconsin, from March 28th to April a difficult on the 17th and in San and winner of the Edgar Stillman-Kelley 2nd. Francisco on the 23rd, as THE PIANOFORTE TEACHERS’ SOCIETY junior Scholarship of the Federation, soloists with orchestra. presented the last Pupils’ Pi- was the featured soloist on Junior Day. BRUCE SIMONDS, professor in the Yale of Boston After completing a series of the season in May, Chairman of the anoforte Recital repertoire in School of Music and of lectures on style and Los Steinert Hall in Boston.
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