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Volume 37, Number 11 (November 1919) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 11-1-1919 Volume 37, Number 11 (November 1919) 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 37, Number 11 (November 1919)." , (1919). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/663 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 PRESSERS MUSICAL MAGAZINE CZECHO¬ SLOVAK NUMBER _jBr price 20 cents NOVEMBER 1919 $1.75 a year THE ETTjDE NOVEMBER 1919 Page GSl On December 1st the Price of THE ETUDE will Advance to $2.00 a Year Spaulding Album 1 ) American li The Art of the Piano I FOR the PIANOFORTE Price, $1.00 L’ART DU CLAVIER Composers’ Album TH' PoP.l" PRESSER’S MUSICAL MAGAZINE RENEWAL.-Nc By THEODORE LACK FOR THE PIANOFORTE Il'nt^cTthe date or OPUS 289 p, which serves ai Price, $1.25 A New Work by a Leading French Composer AN examination of and Virtuoso this volume re¬ piano successes by compositions will obtain m many lovers of Spauldings c P , There are veals twenty-twp Price, $1.50 meritorious composi¬ tions that are the ef¬ variety for diversion - ? e^;ng composition m Although^ every possible. care is taken the^publhhe rrms forts of a number ot the best American 1 ™.diun » composers. The pub¬ MONTHLY JOURNAL FOR THE MUSICIAN, THE They cover all the various points of technic m lishers were fortunate MUSIC STUDENT, AND ALL MUSIC LOVERS. ADVERTISING RATES will be sent on ap they cover a divided into seventeen se- in having excellent Edited by James Francis Cooke me°sdearsn follows- Diatonic Scales, Chromatic Scales material available for Vol. XXXVII No. 11 NOVEMBER 1919 the compilation of this I Arpeggios, Holding Notes, Double Notes Repeated ing reveries and ^-alone numbe# and a novel is second-class matter Jan. 16, 1884, at the P. C album which stands as liladelphia, Pa., under the Act of March 3. 1879. a credit to American composhmn’ rendering ** effect make up the Copyright, 1919, by Theodore Presser Co. music. No difficult pieces have been in¬ V°Teachers will do who^avriem had \wrnm cluded, but only those of medium fha^dreJp°afgenXra\b™mtJnd every factory collection. The World of Music fmported chorus singers arc classed ns “foreign labor-’ |)v the immigration the Boy Scouts’ training, »s tending 1 Sunny Day Songs many concede authorities and debarred from entering the Increase good feeling and enthusiasm, a: e been the greatest country. It has been reported that the sing¬ well as artistic appreciation. By HELEN L. CRAMM Pictures From .nfffitic .u|,iuuu or an times. That she was ers’ lists of the Opera Houses have been re¬ the most famous of singers of her voice lentlessly cut down by the restrictions made Wounded soldiers arc being music cannot bo doubted. Her extremely long by the government. A strong protest is to be ally educated at the musical settlcmon Price, 75 cents tenure of public approval due to her remark¬ bled against these proceedings by those in- able preserved voice had milch to do with schools all over tire country, under tin Holiday Land j this. One might say that her career lasted Federal Board for Vocational Education. slxty-two .years, as her first appearance in I, Loud FOR THE PIANOFORTE public was made at the age of nine, and The iriglni of i iritoi her last at the age of seventy-one. I’atti out of the old Catholic Choral Soviet: German-made instruments upon the / rnw \ Nicholas Montani, the director of rausi Trilby, Jules Diaz de Loria, has By DAVID DICK SLATER was born at Madrid, February 10, 1843. died. lie was notable as a concert singer 1 lilted States, their overproduction dur¬ She was the daughter of Salvatore Patti and St. John's Church, Philadelphia, will l Pi his day, and was immortalized by Du ing the years of war. The working people Price, 75 cents Catharine I’attl, both singers of ability. The Maurier in his novel. The portrait was so have been urged by the German government child was brought to New York when she was true in its details that the singer was in¬ to allow their wages to lie cut down to four years old, and was brought up In that stantly recognized and his reputation en¬ starvation point, in order that the pianos T^^lmt’stimula^th^chilTr^mpcal^fmagination, city. She made her operatic debut in Lucia may be sold at the lowest possible prices, music Book' in New York in 1830. Shortly thereafter hanced thereby. to undersell all the other pianos in the she sailed for England, where she sang in The N’utional Association of Negro world. Patriotic reasons are put forward I,a Snnambula at Covent Carden, Her suc¬ - the railroad platfor— „„ Musicians was organized recently to en¬ to make the workers consent to this. cess thereafter for the next twenty-five years Orleans, on Sept. 18. Miss Heinrich was courage tire art and composition of the was too tremendous to be described in words. trained entirely by her father, and made colored—'— _ in_ this country.___ They_ 1 — publications In all parts of Europe and America her her debut at the Hamburg Opera House, re¬ drawn their members and directors fr a all every appearance was an ovation. Her fees turning to this country to become a mem¬ states, and propose These Works Present the Best , for performances mounted as high as $3,000. ber of the Metropolitan Opera House forces. ciety, for these purposes. It was reported that she earned over $50,- The Gallo English Opera Company Tor fhe further progress of the littlepianist. In 000,000 during her lifetime. In 18GS she —- the musical world \ 0f the Newest and Most /i began its season in New York Citv with the aim is to promote hearty, correct, and spon¬ iug themselves to the creation of beautiful t-penine with the previous books of Miss Lramm rat married the Marquis de Caux, later she mar¬ famous light, opera. Mikado, of Sir Arthur l Practical Material for /J ried Ernest Nicolini, after whose death she Sullivan. A pleasing and novel feature of taneous congregational singing in the ’ allot music. Even the Symphony Orches- the mti volume has been produced with an artistic St£eeT to fit Ae ^ married Baron Cederstrom, a Swede. Patti the singing of the churches, was held during the past summer cover and binding coupled with good paper and Teachers and Music J was fifty-six and her new husband young rarhtaoff'’fea:d do noYi pu^bs/cles in the way enough to be her son. hut it is said that she i ntll el r. a lyric light printing. Lovers was so very youthful in appearance and of the child in the second and third grade. endurance that she outstepped him in their tue of Paderewski i long walks in Wales. Her voice was flaw¬ Messager, former conductor of the Boston lessly beautiful, of wide range and astonish¬ Symphony Orchestra, is to be produced in ing flexibility, it extended to high F above Chicago, this winter. The libretto is adapted the treble staff and she ascended to this dates and contracts for t note with ease. She confined herself to roles characteristic of the coloratura soprano. Little Tunes A Volume of One Hundred In her advancing years she made appear¬ Presser’s Standard ances in America, and though her voice e :3EH and Twenty-Seven showed a decided falling off in many ways. for It was nevertheless very beautiful In such Pages of numbers as Angels Ever Bright, and Fair CONTENTS FOR NOVEMBER, 1919 will - - _ minimum Orchestra Book and in her famous Home Sweet Home. plaster ornnmen drapery to interfere with and deflect ....’ ”_ ’ hoped that Little People Price of each part, 25 cents His Majesty, the Emperor of Japan, World of Music . 681 Organ Department.E. H. Pierce 7 it will be a model hall for the purpose. Celebrated has recently bestowed the decoration of The Editorials . 683 By FRANCES B. DE LEONE Piano Accompaniment, 50 cents Order of the Sacred Treasure upon four Echoes of Musical Czecho-Slovakia Question and Answer Department The ZIn.ro Ensemble, a group of woman musicians, professors of the Music Josef Stransky 687 Arthur de Guichard 7 Jewish musicians from Petrograd, Price, 75 cents COLLECTION of fourteen gems that ev*y Aeademv of Tokio. His Majesty also con¬ More Money for Music Teachers. 688 Violin Department.Robert Brain e 7 are in this country for a prolonged tour. Compositions A ferred upon them the Sixth Order of Merit Junior Etude .Elizabeth A. Gest 7 Their ambition is the establishment of a average orchestra organization shouidposse^ for their services in musical education. Real Tendencies of Czecho-Rlovak Music National Jewish Temple of Arts in Pales¬ npWELVE recreations in familiar keys for the By The orchestrations are exceedingly well made Vitezslav Novak 688 tine. And to this project the entire pro¬ I pianoforte.
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