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March 1920) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 3-1-1920 Volume 38, Number 03 (March 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 03 (March 1920)." , (1920). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/666 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]. THE ETUDE MARCH 1920 Page 11# Four Hand Cele¬ new Exhibition brated music Book Pieces FOR THE Recital Publications PIANOFORTE These Works Present the Best , By Various Composers Price, $1.25 Songs of the Newest and Most Practical Material for ONE hundred and ten pages of the best four- Teachers and Music hand music published. The contents are Lovers tremely well selected and a number of specially arranged duets are included. Among the composers represented by both original four-hand compositions or transcriptions are Cui, Brahms, Moszkowski, The Arts That Make Your Tschaikowsky, Gottschalk, Jenson, Grieg, Raff, Dvorak, and Rachmaninoff. Twenty-Five Melodies W- House A Cultured Home for Eye, Ear and Hand Pictures from Holiday Land FORTY-SIX MASTER SONGS HHHE subtle magic that changes a house into a home where 1111® FOR THE PIANOFORTE THE most notable collection of songs, ancient you love to dwell is found largely in two arts, music and and modern, made in recent years. Training By DAVID DICK SLATER Bispham personally supervised the preparation furniture. When you choose your phonograph, choose it 'for FOR THE PIANOFORTE Price, $1.00 of these songs and there are copious notes, revisions, English translations, breathing marks, teaching direc¬ what it can give you of both. By MATHILDE BILBRO THESE tuneful teaching pieces have a vein of originality, and tions prepared with the view of making this work Price, 75 Cents are thoroughly practical. Take of the widest possible use for the Music Lover, A phonograph’s value as a musical instrument can be measured EACH one of the twenty-five melodies is, in any one _ of the twelve two-page Student and Teacher. There are three complete only by its realism. Thomas A. Edison spent three million dollars reality, a study of a special nature. Every one pieces in this collection, and the analytical lessons upon three song masterpieces; experienced teacher will soon is devoted to some particular point in connec¬ a 2,000 word, introduction giving advice upon how 1 note the convenient “lay of the in research work to develop a phonograph so realistic that its re¬ tion with ej'e, ear or hand training. Particular at¬ to select songs for recitals. Substantially and at¬ tention is given to the matter of sight-reading and hand” that seems to fit the tractively bound. ; The French-Gothic lines of the production of an artist’s singing or playing cannot be detected the consideration of the leger lines. The melodies ' , fingering in such a way that there are few, if any, stum¬ posts, and the French-Gothic grille tend to develop true musicianship in the early ’ with its Chinese cord-cut frieze from the original, when heard in direct comparison. The result is mediate grades. bling blocks. They “play ” right off” and do not combine to give an effect of stately put obstacles in the beauty. way of the child in *■ the second and Pedal Book third grade. Old Rhymes With Foundation Studies for Acquir¬ New Tunes ing Artistic Piano Effects 2/fcNEW EDISON ‘The Phonograph with a Soul” SIX PIANOFORTE COMPOSITIONS By DR. J. M. BLOSE By GEO. F. HAMER IT literally “RE-CREATES” ance and the New Edison’s RE¬ most luxurious days, or the es¬ Price, $1.00 music, and the United States CREATION of it. These re¬ thetic beauty of Italy’s inspired Price, 60 Cents Government has given Mr. markable tests have been reported furniture art. Edison’s designers IN this interesting set of teaching pieces by the THIS is an excellent work that can be taken up Edison the exclusive right to in more than five hundred of went to the original sources of popular writer, Mr. Geo. F. Hamer, some of the by a student in the second year of study and use the word “RE-CREATION” America’s leading newspapers. every representative period and popular old rhymes, such as “Little Jack Hor¬ chose its finest examples. They it is at about this point in the pupil’s work that in connection with the reproduc¬ If you love music, you probably ner,” “Jack and Jill,” “Hickery, Dickery, Dock,” tion of all forms of music. established seventeen different disagreeable and unmusical effects, arising from incor¬ appreciate good furniture. The have been used as the basis for some excellent writ¬ The absolute realism of this New Edison not only gives you designs in all. ing in characteristic style. The pieces lie in the rect use of the pedal, should be avoided by a clear new phonograph has been estab¬ the literal RE-CREATION of an Whichever Cabinet you select, second or early third grade. 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Cabinet which expresses the dig¬ The New Edison gives all that nity of England's best periods, cr is in music and all that is in fur¬ FOR THE PIANOFORTE the elegance of France in its niture art. Price, $1.25 AN examination of ' this volume re¬ veals twenty-two Mail Order Write today for your copy meritorious composi¬ of “Edison and Music” tions that are the ef¬ forts of a number of 7"ERDI” is the title of the latest biography Music Supply House NE of Thomas A. the best American V added to Child’s Own Book of Great Mu¬ O composers. The pub¬ sicians series. These clever biographies in¬ Edison’s right-hand lishers were fortunate struct the children, and, due to the combination of men has written a book about in having excellent play and study, impress the “high lights” in the Edison. The book paints material available for lives of great masters upon their minds. After read¬ Theodore Presser Co. a fascinating word picture the compilation of this ing the facts given and pasting in the pictures sup¬ Lady I 1710-1712-1714 Chestnut St., of Mr Edison. It also con¬ album which stands as plied, the child writes a story of the master and ••rpHE period cabinets which a credit to American Churchill then binds the book with the needle and cord sup¬ Philadelphia, Pa. 1 Mr.Edison has adopted for tains 17 exquisite plates and music. No difficult plied. Thus the child practically makes his or her his phonographs are in pleas¬ invaluable information about pieces have been in¬ "Own Book.” _ The series is the work of Mr. Thomas cluded, but only those Music Publishers and ant contrast to the rather Historic Furniture. Wehave Tapper, and in addition to Verdi, the lives of the grotesque cases one so fre¬ of medium grade and of exceptional worth. 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