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September 1935) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 9-1-1935 Volume 53, Number 09 (September 1935) 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 53, Number 09 (September 1935)." , (1935). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/837 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 zMusic oMagazine September 1935 Price 25 Cents * * WB?Kli»®(o)Kl AMERICA'S GREAT OPERA, CONCERT AND ORATORIO BASS SINGER OPERATIC ORGANIZA MEMBER OF METROPOLITAN OPERA CO., 1908 CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE, NEW DITSON PUBLICATIONS All Teachers of Piano STANDARD SONGS Should Know These Sung the World Over Piano Methods and Study Books TIME TESTED GEMS OF MELODY AND VERSE For Pre-School, Private or Class Instruction Excellent Publications Season after season, year after year, these preeminently meritorious songs from the Immensely Successful Vocal Catalog of the John From the Catalog of Church Company have been vibrantly alive and are today in a niche of distinction where they have few rivals. THE JOHN CHURCH COMPANY Undoubtedly every voice teacher and singer has heard of nearly all CHORD CRAFTERS of these songs. Look over this list of great vocal favorites and order now for your repertoire or teaching use. LOUISE ROBYN PRICE. 75 CENTS Little attention has been directed to the subject to the plane of the child’s understanding and of fundamental chord playing in the piano lit- interest. The Eight Fundamental Chord-attacks “rice <> f jssp 'A erature for the beginner. CHORD CRAFTERS are introduced with adaptable story element and will for this reason take its place as the first attractive pictures, each technical principle book introducing the EIGHT FUNDAMEN- embodied in short exercises and etudes which wmo;th.wi.p. t TAL CHORD-ATTACKS with full explana- will interest the young student and also simplify tory material and technical examples for both chord principles for the teacher, ..iaK 1 W&fw i teacher and student. CHORD CRAFTERS is designed to fill the ~ JT~" ’ • The author has in CHORD CRAFTERS needs not only of the child but also of the older adapted the complex principles of chord technic student at the piano. §1 1 fgp-IS 1 ° toSStWIAtatt. WorldL .F. c-F .60 m THE ADULT APPROACH TO THE PIANO MORE MUSICAL JINGLES i Mary Bacon Mason Price, $1.00 Dorothy Bell Briggs Price, 75 cents A delightful collection of easy and musical second-grade pieces, i The ADULT APPROACH TO THE PIANO is a method illustrating numerous musical points, namely—trill, mordent, and not merely a collection of pieces for older beginners. It pedaling, slurs, shadings, modulation, the turn, grace notes, etc. combines method and good musical literature adapted to the purpose, carefully graded and designed for quick development. KEYBOARD TOWN Louise Robyn Price. 75 cents ” if rWere^Gjw..........Eb, d-a .60 MARCHING MUSIC This book covers a new field in the child’s early training, for it HBuilt.... Ob-«;• •«» FOR PLAYING AND SINGING supplies a link that coordinates eyes, ears and fingers, and enables the child to actually read notes fluently within a sur¬ By MARY BACON MASON prisingly short period. I . bIS: dip JS There is no more attractive book of its kind available. Mate¬ rials for grades II and III. Fine old tunes or humorous ones which have long been popular the world over. Price, 75 cents. Newly Issued THIRTY-TWO THEMATIC CATALOG TRIED and TESTED Sent FREE on request PIANO PLAYMATES FROM FOREIGN i TEACHING PIECES Tear off and send— LANDS Oliver Ditson Co., Inc. Wf;t-3:S J 359 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass. Margaret Tufts Price, 60 cents Name . A collection of four fine teaching pieces. Very colorful and requiring the span of Street. HIS S - : a small hand. Grade II-III. City.State... The John Church Company ANY OF THE ABOVE LISTED WORKS MAY BE HAD ON APPROVAL FOR EXAMINATION THEODORE PRESSER CO., Selling Agents FROM YOUR DEALER OR THE PUBLISHER 1712 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. PA. Oliver Ditson Company, Inc, 359 Boylston street, Boston, Mass. SEPTEMBER, 1935 497 WHERE SHALL I GO SPECIAL NOTICES THE ETUDE HISTORICAL AND TO STUDY? MUSICAL PORTRAIT SERIES ANNOUNCEMENTS An Alphabetical Serial Collection of The World's Best Known Musicians Itwffl be condntd fceHca^uSl T . U ‘“o' ( a » Sr-sitf n^dS^- puh"shf 498 JAMES FRANCIS COOKE THE ETUDE Associate Editor EDWARD ELLSWORTH Published Monthly HIPSHER By Music Magazine THEODORE PRESSER CO. 1712 Chestnut Street A MONTHLY JOURNAL FOR TEACHERS, STUDENTS AND ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Vol. LIII No. 9 • SEPTEMBER, 1935 _The World of Music_ Interesting and Important Items Gleaned in a Constant IP ateh on Happenings and Activities Pertaining to Things Musical Everywhere PERHAPS THE LARGEST BRASS THE ONE THOU¬ THE ASSOCIATION OF SANDTH CONCERT of SWISS MUSICIANS held wm uegm on eepiemuei „u, a-- -AND ever assembled was a feature of the the nation honor “The Father of American Jubilee Festival Brass Band Contest^on May the Daniel Guggenheim lately its annual reunion at Memorial Concerts of the Winterthur. An incident _.. who...___ enriched American 4th, "Belle Vue, Manchester,“ England. SMILE JACQUES- Folk-songs,” the ir Goldman Band, with Ed- „ Dalcroze of the occasion was a small music with many immortal melodies. In this massed band of more than two thousand party in recognition of the connection it is interesting to know that the players rendered the Patriot March England win Franko Goldman as seventieth anniversary of three of the mem- Mascot Pictures Corporation has prepared a and the National Anthem, with J. ri. lies leader. <>« ■ orrnt on Juh 1 th. N Hi M| bets—Emile Jacques-Dalcroze, Joseph Lau- film called “Harmony Lane,” in which some conducting. ^t of Central Park, New York City. Tht us ber and George Hauser. Works of the three of the most famous Foster songs will be woven concert of this scries was given on June 10, honorees were performed on a public program into the story of his so romantic yet tragic MME. ERNESTINE SCHUMANN- 1018, on The Green of Columbia Inivmity. and were enthusiastically received. life. A large choir and orchestra will be em¬ HEINK celebrated on June 20th her seventy- From the first, Mr. and Mrs. Danirl Guz- ployed in the production,_ of which... the lead¬ fourth birthday, by singing at the marriage genheim and Mr. and Mrs. Murry Gueecn- ABBE BRUN, of Paris, is reported to be ing actors are Douglass Montgomery,Montgi "Evelyn of her granddaughter, Ernestine Schumann- heim were the most liberal supporters oi the demanding damages for the transforming of Venable and Joseph■ Cawthorn.~ Heink, to Ensign Henry Peterson Rumble of movement; and in 1023 they relieved Dr. one of his religious compositions into a rumba. the United States Navy, at San Diego, Cali- Goldman of further worry, by assummr lull The offense was all the more irritating, as GEORGES GEORGESCO, unusually fornia. responsibility and presenting the annual printed programs announced this rumba as an competent musical amateur of Rumania, has scries of concerts as a gift to the people of adaptation from a Mass by the Abbe. been leading the Philharmonic Orchestra of OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, it is reported, New York. Since the death of Mr. Samuel Athens, Greece, while its regular conductor, has been granted a sabbatical year, for the Guggenheim, on September 2Stb, 1930, the THE LA SCALA OF MILAN presented, Dimitri Mitropoulos, is on a foreign tour. season of 193S-1936, by the management of concerts have been the gift of the Daniel during its season of 1934-1935, twenty-one ■»-«- the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. This, which and Florence Guggenheim Foundation, operas, fourteen of which were by Italian PROJECTING THE MUSICAL SCORE will be his second such period in twenty-one through the courtesy of Mrs. Florence Gug¬ Hector on Broadway composers and seven by foreigners. And during its interpretation years with the orchestra, is to be used as a genheim. thiis is the native composer encouraged in all experiment being carried out at Brown Uni¬ time for convalescense from a recent opera- <-► but English speaking nations. When shall we versity. This makes it possible for the class , , _ THE SEXTET of the Concertgebouw oi 'hich. say the surgeons of the Ford Berlioz. Probably he would also have been a little stag¬ awake ? or audience to follow the entrance of various Hospital, will place him better physical •\mstcrdam. Holland has celebrated its twenty- Just where the Astor Hotel now stands at the junction themes or instruments, to recognize changes condition than he has enjoyed in many years. fifth anniversary with a concert on which of Seventh Avenue and Broadway in New York City, gered by the high efficiency of the players and the excel¬ WALLACE GOODRICH, director of the of rhythm, or variations in harmony, or other the leading feature was the “Carnival oi the there was formerly a long row ol brownstone resi¬ lence of their instruments. The composer of “Les New England Conservatory of Music, has re¬ technical points; by observing the musical AT THE OPERA of Paris, on June 11th Animals” by Saint-Saens.
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