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Volume 23, Number 05 (May 1905) Winton J Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 5-1-1905 Volume 23, Number 05 (May 1905) 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 23, Number 05 (May 1905)." , (1905). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/503 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]. MAY, 1905. THE ETUDE FOR! THE TEACHER STUDENT AND LOVER: OF MUSIC $150 PER ANNUM THE htude 177 For Vocalists, Teachers, and Students PIANO AND ORGAN A Decided Novelty We Publish all the Best=known Songs by FIFTY CENTS EACH The Standard Graded CONTENTS An Afternoon of Music COLLECTIONS Course of Singing KATE VANNAH “THE ETUDE/' - May, 1905 WITH THE CHILDREN. By the Piano Pupils of By HERBERT WILBER GREENE The Great Music Schools of London and the Music of the better class, although popular ; English System of Musical Examinations for Piano Players!! Good-Bye, Sweet Day. 3 MISS ARABELLA GOODYEAR nothing more difficult than the second grade In four grades: four volumes J. Francis Cooke 183 keys. Sergei Rachmaninoff.E. B. Bill II Price, $1.00 each Cradle Song. 3 keys. at her Studio in K Block, Wednesday, March 29, 1905. Attractive — Substa.ntia.1 — Useful Of more than passing interest to Descriptive Programs.F. A. Williams II a rmtnniinfinn and arrangement of selected and original Three Red Roses. 3 keys. Old Fogy’s Comments.1! etudes^?aded to meet the needs of students in all stages ol Over the Hills to Sunlight Teachers’ Round Table.N. J. Corey 187 PROGRAM FIRST PARLOR. PIECES advancement from the point of correct tone production to Town. 3 keys. Music Teachers’ National Association Meeting ’ finished and artistic rendering. J ,, , as TEACHERS, SCHOOLS ’Tis Home Where the Heart in New York City.187 For the Viano For use in Conservatories, Schools, and Vocal studios By the pupils in the first and second grades. A collection of thirty-four pieces f -h composers as^Geibel, Is. 3 keys. The Profession and the Artof Music, E. A. Baughan 188 Gurlitt, Schmoll, Engelmann, Sart< a Standard of At pupji of s;nging should make himself and CONVENTS Parting. Low voice. Muscular Preparation for Pianoforte Technic School’s Out.Hannah Smith Never to Part. 2 keys. W. F. Gates 11 acaS-S with Standard Graded Vocalises, byP. W. Greene. Pianoforte Effects.Mordaunt Goodnough 1! The Old Soldier.Hannah Smith The work consists of four books, each representing approximately Separation. Low voice. Miss Pussy Willow. a year's study, an advantage of the greatest kind to all teatners Suggestions for Young Teachers . C. C. Draa 11. An Album of Music for Two There’s a Little Nook. High Suggestive Analyses ...... Mme. A. Pupin 190 * The Answer.Georgia D. Newcomb who are carrying on a graded system of vocal instruction. Tills voice. LITTLE HOME PLAYER. feature is of special value to schools and conservatories ot mi sic, Luck-Work.Fay Simmons Davis 190 *Good Night, Dear Mother, Georgia D. Newcomb A collection similar to First Parlor Pieces, containing easy as it provides a systematic curriculum in this class of study The Singing in God’s Acre. Technic in Relation to Music . Baynlon Taylor 191 Miss Prudence Witherspoon Compositions, with the one advantage that the pieces, though in Pianos—Eight Hands Every composer of note in the line of vocalises has been drawn Medium voice. The Young Pupil’s Practice . Many A. T. Hood 191 The Children's Revel .... Hubbard IV. Harris 1 Afew oft he co“l eet ioi ist! re “ 'The Gaily Chanting Waltz, upon, yet it is not at all a compilation of old often-used vocalises. When Love is Told. 2 key*. Some Curious Musical Dictionaries . L. C. Ehson 192 Young Recruit,^" Little MostessWaltz,’' '^Sunset Nocturne,' : • a The very cream of literature in this class has been selected by the The Way I’d Go. Low School Music in Relation to the Church and the t Dance of the Marionettes . Mrs. Crosby Adams editor. Each study is annotated and full directions are given, so An Album of Music for Two Community.A. Coe Stewart l1 Master Roy Murphy that young teachers will find it a safe and an indispensable guide voice. Bid Her Dream of Me. Low Motivized or Individual Rhythms in Music My Dear Jerushy (song' .... Jessie L. Gaynor MUSICAL PICTURES Grades II, III, and IV in press. Pianos—Four Hands W.S.B. Mathews 194 Miss Florence N ightingale For Viano or Organ Sweet Sixteen. 3 keys. The Teacher’s Allies.Thaleon Blake 195 Spring Blossoms.Hubbard IV. Harris A most select collection of musical gems. All pieces are as well Miss Dorothy Dimple. THEODORE PR.ESSER. PRICE OF EACH SERIES £ | nn Sweet Honey Heart of Me. Art and Dilettantism.Dr. Percy Goetschms 195 adapted for the organ as the piano, and are the choicest Medium Children’s Page. Valse Gracieuse . ^ .Helene Byrne Grade Pieces of over thirty of the greatest composers. The com¬ 1712 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa 2 keys. positions are not longj—few occupy oyer three pages; but for COMPLETE JpI,UU Editorial Notes. m begin to Vocal Department.H. W. Greene 199 Colonial Days Dance.Louis Meyer in the , and shou1J 1 Price 50 cents each Miss Ruth Penn. by. , This olume For less than the price of a single composi. Organ and Choir.E. E. Truette 202 sf&ome Player "coUectiot THEMATIC S0N0 CATALOG SENT FREE Etude Music Study Club.204 t Evening.John Mokrejs tion in sheet form, the publishers here present two Violin Department.George Lehmann 206 series of concerted piano-music in book form that are Minuet, Op. 2J, No. 2 . ^ ^ Henry Schoenejeld 24 PIECES FOR. SMALL HANDS Majestic Collection Orders by mail solicited and promptly filled from Publishers’ Notes..208 By H. ENGELMANN remarkable in every particular. Musical Items.210 Boston House or either of our branches. Music sent Old Carlo, Jane and Me (song) . P. Lavinia For the Viano The musical contents of each series are particu¬ Humoresques .. .213 Miss Jennie June. As a writer who mingles the pleasing with the educational, none on selection. New Publications.214 in be compared with Mr. Engelmann. Several of the pieces he larly attractive and of sufficient variety to potently Annie-an-Louise,a little waltz iduti), Jessie L. Gaynor is written especially for this work, and all are intended for Questions and Answers.215 Lillian and Myrtle Brostowicz. udents in the first and second grade, though it is invaluable as By Richard L. Weaver appeal to the tastes of audiences usual at recitals, Home Notes.215 i addition to any collection. If bought separately these compositions i ^ONCEDED the finest collection of this riass of music concerts and entertainments, while the composers Piano Teachers 10 beginner i afford to be without them. represented are of the standard class, and include MUSIC Boccherini, Bohm, Czibulka, Eilenberg, Froelich, TWO WAYS TO USE A TEACHING PIECE Thoughts of Thee, Opus 100.F. Wenzel 1 THE CHILDREN’S FRIEND Geibei; 1' Willow Grove/^y™; "Melody of Love!” March de Fete (four hands) .... E. A. Barrdl 4 THE ABOVE ARE THE PUBLICATIONS OF This is a strange statement but it is explained thus: By LOUIS KOHLER. Grieg, Herold, Hesselberg, Johns, Jungmann, Mosz- Vesper Chimes.Wilson G. Smith 8 Op. 243. Two Books. 50 Cents each kowski, Suppe, et at. Words have been added to these pieces to engage On the Rhine.Max Franke 11 Clayton F. Summy Company The first and second piano book are each sub¬ the attention of little players, and so, after they have Slavonic Cradle Song, Violin and Piano, Opus 11 220 Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. nd°teachers.^The/' mclude*/bf^tSorite afre^Erom^the learned to play them they can also sing them. To F. Neruda 12 ieras, and the titles are calculated to catch and stimulate stantially bound in card covers, and both books They will be sent for examination to all responsible parties. r of the child. Kohler’s works have always been the Price of Complete Orchestra, $1.00 those who do not sing, the words will ensure interest Valse Napolitaine, Opus 32.L. Kinguet 14 incased in a full levant card cover—making a com¬ through their descriptiveness. >n which all complete music study courses have been Separate Parts, each, 25 Cts. Ode to Spring.if. Weil 16 plete and perfect series. Reverie, Opus 34, No. 5.Ed. Schuit 17 LITTLE SONGS AND LITTLE STORIES Each series complete (all parts), one dollar. Village Gossips, Opus 100, No. 8 . ... G. Bull .20 By ADAM GEIBEL Fairest Lord Jesus.E. Batiste 22 / KITTY’S MUSIC BOX. F. Three Roses Red.H. A. Norris 24 J. FISCHER &BR0. A FOUR-- HAND COLLECTION \ THE LITTLE GREEN HOUSE. 0. Modern Dance FOR. ORGAN OR PIANO f THE BRAVE SOLDIER. C 7 and 11, Bible House, • New York The Capital Collection ITHE SUN’S TRICK. F. * * * / THE KETTLE SPRITE. F. JUST WHAT YOU NEED! A COLLECT'JN OF DANCE I THE WHISTLE STAYS INSIDE. C. MUSIC OF MEDIUM DIFFI¬ J GO TO SLEEP.
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