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April 1902) Winton J Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 4-1-1902 Volume 20, Number 04 (April 1902) 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 20, Number 04 (April 1902)." , (1902). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/469 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]. 1 APR.IL VOLUME 20 1902 NO. 4 wo f $1.50 FOR THE TEACHER.STUDENT PRICE Si PEFw AND LOVER OF MUSIC FIFTEEN TEAR THEO. PRESSER PUBL1SHER.PHILADA.PA. CENTS 121 the etude THE etude NEW WORKS Educational Works CONCERT AND EXHIBITION CONTENTS teachers ana Singers G. SCHIRMER, NEW YORK PUBLISHED BY “THE ETUDE,” April, 1902 By coi)statir)g oTiT list of Sor\gs (sacred PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS OF MUSIC MUSIC Three Women Composers. IVm- Armstrong. 127 and secular) Will find it embraces some The John Church Company The Young Man in Music. Harvey Wickham. 1Z8 JUST PUBLISHED CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, NEW YORK. of tl\e finest tl\at t\a*^e been issued tor SCHOOLS, SEMINARIES, ETC. Musical Items.;••••’•.’V ’ ’ 1“9 LONDON. LEIPSIC GREAT value. Graduate Recitals: The What and the How. W. &. a long time. We append a list of our SCHOOL MARCHES B. Mathews.••••”•”•’ ’ ’ y ’ ’ V * V Reflections for Teachers and Students, 111. L. A. ^ ^ recent publications in tl\is line. FOR. PIANO JUST PUBLISHED WELL-KNOWN COMPOSERS PIANO INSTRUCTORS. Wherelhe Brook and River Meet. j. If. Gutterson. 131 v OPERA SONGS v ,ri‘ Beginning at*the «ingand° progms^g *.iow,y; ' The Habit of Counting Correctly. W. D. Armstrong. 132 5 Aihf Carol'o” the Lark. (Carols della Lodola) Waltz ^ For Two Performers on One Piano Vol. I. Soprano The Teacher and the Public. E. A. Smith. 132 ^^rL^f^ViMinOhligata .80 Vol. II. Mezzo-Soprano and Contralto oundatlon Material’s. y<C."^> London... * -00 (FOUR HANDS) Looking and Listening. //. P. Skinner.. •••••••■• Vol. III. Tenor PIANO TECHNICS AND STUDIES. Plain Talks on Matters Musical, \III. E. B. Perry. 133 My Sweetheart StilL D (d to g). 4f| * Vol. IV. Baritone and Baaa ' “Aida,” Grand March from (Verdi). A. W. Berg.Sl-00 AUBER, D. F. E. Happy and Light ■ Album’Leaf. Impromptu. F. Brandeis,. On Instruction in First and 'Second Grades. E. It. The Little Voyager. G .. BALFE, M. W. March from “Carmen” Price, $1.50 per Volume Selected Studies (a vols.). A. Loeschhorn^ “ Apajune,” Galop from (Millocker). JV. Dressier. 5‘ZEJ, G. Touch and Technic U parts). Dr Wm. Kroeger. **** “Bucephale,” Galop (Dessauxl G. Micheux. Some Practical Hints for Shading. J. S. Van Clere. 134 Exhibition^March^ ^ List of contents will be sent on application The Standard Graded Course of Studies, Charge of Cavalry Galop (Bohm). C. Weis, . ." CANi™RSPa°n7sJ?olkSong. G (d to a) F (c ta g) D(atoE) .50 Playing, in three grades. Drums and Cannon Polka (Gottschalk). A. W. Berg, ... .60 Ten Talents or One. Robert Braine. 13d With the Military The School of Four-Ht Esprit de Corps Marche Militaire. Syd. Smith,... A Pertinent Question. Eva H. Marsh. !•» FLOTOW, FR. von . March from “ Martlm^ NEW PUBLICATIONS FOR PIANO Fairy Footsteps Galop (Wollenhaupt). A. W. Berg. Children’s Page. Thomas Tapper. !3t> friedemann, c. ; Fredeiick hufch'3 Reginald de'Koven. Elves and Gnomes Grand6Marc£ de Concert fwoilrahaupt)?’ A. W. Berg, . 1.50 Class Meetings. Carl Grimm. J37 gunge, j. Styrian March Grand Polka de Concert (Bartlett).. L. Raymond.b,5 CARLSON, CHARLES F. „ KIRCHNER, FR. Petite Marche Fantastique,.$0’5° Test New Ideas. E. A. Fisher.. 13/ A group of Three Songs for Soprano Comple . KLEIN, ARTHUR . Regatta March Hungarian Dance. M. Moszkowskl. Five-Minute Talks with Girls. H. M. Maguire.... 138 KOMZAK, K. Field-day March In Minor Mode. Preludes for Piano, Op. 165 PIANO COLLECTIONS. Irresistible Galop. F. Brandeis, . „ La Grace, Morceau (Bohm). A. W. Berg . “With Brains, Sir.” F. L. Eyer. ' Rhinelan^Regiment Mar omposil IS for Plano. F. Chopin. CAVERLY, CECIL M. Les Sylphes Waltz (Bachmann). A. W. Berg. -90 The Training of Music Teachers. J3» The Message. F (d to F) D flat (b to D). Hip, hip, hip, hurrah ! Mi f Misce Menuet. H. Maylath.• ■ • ., . Marche celebre No. 3. rreiuuc.. My Old Kentucky Home. C. E. Pratt. 25 Thoughts, Suggestions, and Advice. Oli Winds of Eve. B flat <c to .. Hail to our Empress F.ditorial Notes. March from “The Hugue No! 5! Prelude!. y.p”ylng° (a vols.). H. C. Macdougalb ( Offertory (Wely). H. Maylath. f Tell Him I Love Him Vet, D flat.(d to E).30 MEYERBEER, G. Coronation March No. 6. Prelude,. Old Black Joe. C. E. Pratt, . Vocal Department. II. IF. Greene. JU No. 7. Prelude... On Prancing Steeds March Wm. Boyrer. COVERLEY, ROBERT. ^ M . Lenore March Pizzicati (Delibes). ]. Muller. Organ and Choir. E. E. Truette. JJ4 ROSSINI, G. No. 8. Prelude,. Serenaia. M. Moszkowski. •; ,.„ Student Life and Work. The Hose of Love. E flat (c to E). .. ‘ SCHNEIDER, H. J. James H. Rogers. Suite Mignonne Stephanie Gavotte (Czibulka). H-Maylath,.” This Bose. C (E to F) A flat (c to .. CmilVi A morimn A i rc I'fftit.TSin. M. V. WhltC, • . SCHRAMMEL, J. South Woman’s Work in Music. E. I. Bauer. J4JJ To You and but to You. D(dtog)." SCHUBERT, FR. The '_Galop B SHEPARD, T. G. rot de Cavalierie, Morc< nstein). A. W. Berg. Violin Department. George Lehmann. JhJ Maid of Castile. D (d to .. Modern Student (a vols. of study pieces).e*ch 1 •00 rhiity Chimes, Burlesqut . (Hoffman). L. Raym< Review of New Publications. Jod ^ith Flying Colors Mar*'ch (Lange). A. W. Berg, . DANIELS, M. W. W. C. E. Seeboeck. Six Little Pieces ORGAN WORKS. Publisher’s Notes.. ” J|~ The 151 ue Bonnet. G (o to .. No. 1. Valse Petite,.’ ’ ’ Deed Oman Method. C. W. Landon....1,5,1 Home Notes. No. 2. Little Scherzino.£ School ol Reed Organ Piaying (4 vols.). 4 grades-^C. ^ For Two Performers on Two Pianos Teachers’ Round Table. J"“ The Scarlet Cap. F (e to .. J.'j. F. No. 3. Boat Song.L (FOUR HANDS) Recital Programs. 1, R. Wedding March from “ Loher No. 4. Slumber long,.;;;;;;;;;; S arade'dLMaterl'ais"for Pipe 6'gan. j. H. Rogers.~~ 1-0(1 Questions and Answers. DE KOVEN, REGINALD. TannhSuser March MV Lover Will Come Today. D (d to F) C (® ‘® E) M No! I'. Ruaaiaif Dance".. PRIMERS—RUDIMENTARY WORKS. ”<Huguenots*” Overtur^TM^yerbeerl.^H^Fmgi,* ! ! ! ! ■* ecfio^i’is boutuf to’prov^usehiHi “ Purftani ” Fantasia (Bellini). A. W. Berg. 2-W MUSIC PmcB The^Lark’s Song. D (E to a) C (c to g) A(atoE).. .50 Gerrit Smith >50 Writing-Book for Music Pupils (Complete). C. W. g( Spanish Dance No. a (Moszkowski). J. Neustadt.W effectively arranged, and are y< Columbine,... Spanish Dance No. 5 (Moszkowsk.). J. Neustadt.50 Spinning Song. Op. 67, No. 4. F. Mendelssohn.. .$0.30 FELTON, EDW. BAXTER. ^ e average piano-player. Plano Primer (Tappolished jn boards and cioth.) , Tarantella. Op. 20. Thco. Lack. ... ■■ ... ■ ■■ ■ ■ 40 Wilson G. Smith _6o For Three Performers on One Piano Emperor March. Op. 56. (4 hands.) F.VonBlon. .35 D^thuVc^fand6I^celtal Night. Gllat(btoE) .60 ALBUM OF TRANSCRIPTIONS harmony and counterpoint. A May Day. F. G. Bathbvn.30 CradUe^Song', Op. 85 (after Woif).• • • • ’10 (SIX HANDS) A Young Man Loves a Maiden. A flat (d to a).50 FOR PIANO,—FOUR. HANDS lust published: Numeroua other aeta of teaching piecea Student's Harmony. O. A. Mansfield...---------.. Hungarian Fantasy. S. Schlestnger. J by well-known compoaera. Kev to Student s Harmony. O. A. Mansfield. A Little Song. Arthur Lieber. GOTTSCHALK, L. F. 24 Pieces,-selected, edited, and fingered by Suites for Piano Harmony. A Text-Book. ft. A Clarke ‘jo My Lodging on the Cold Ground (Moore). C. Czerny,. .40 Sweet Birds of Song. E. Holst. .. Cupid. E (E to .*. ^ In Venezia. Nevlr rheory Exptalned to P>an£students. H. A^ciarke ... .50 Paddy O’Carroll (Irish) C. Czerny..« O Lassie, Be True to Me. E. B. MacGregor.25 The Blossom i’ his Ilonnet. G (d to E).“ ido Summer. Gerrit.s’mith.,,a The Theory of Interpretation. A. J. Goodrich. Rose Tree (En|hsh).^C. CzCTny.^^r^^ ’40 Where Did You Come from. Baby Dear. F (c to D) .50 Streabbig’s March. L. Streabbog, . -|5 New Organ Works HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY. “Faust,” Fantasia (Gounod). A. W. Berg. JORDAN, JULES. Organ jlook. JameaRogers, selected from the works ^ CONTENTS Lessons In Musical History. J. C. ." };®o SPECIAL Love Abiding. G (G to a) E flat (E to F). • *“of modern composeri with two-parts contra- Tlie Land o’ the Leal. Emiuor(ctoE) C minor ^ ach-Gounod. itation on the First Prelude (Well-tempered fi.l8t?r.y . 1-50 For Four Performers on Two Pianos Clavichord. puntal accompaniment for... manuals.1-5® .. ral Music from Christmas Oratorio. Pipes and Pedals. Cor*"<-ling!~ original compositions (EIGHT HANDS) 1NTR0DVCT0R.Y OFFER by well-known comr-, - - - KANRICH, ALBERT H. CelS>raterd Pianists of the Past and Present. A, Ehr- _ Fantasia (Strauss). H.
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