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September 1919) James Francis Cooke Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 9-1-1919 Volume 37, Number 09 (September 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 09 (September 1919)." , (1919). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/661 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 SPresscrs Musical Magazine PRICE 20 CENTS SEPTEMBER, 1919 $1.75 A YEAR L THE ETUDE SEPTEMBER 1910 Page 537 NOTICE: -On January 1, 1919, the Subscription Price of THE ETUDE Advanced to $1.75 the Year 1 The Best Elementary | Educational Works | for the Piano H Just as the Master Craftsman uses the best tools and materials ^ to achieve master results so the teacher to achieve pedagogic |j success must use the best formative teaching material :: :: TO The “Standard Graded Course99 and the “Beginner’s Book” stand unequaled in the number of copies sold and the other works mentioned below rank far above the average TO in the number used by the teaching profession. ^ The above facts are given as a solid foundation for the statement that among these works f^j the most discriminating teacher will find the one that satisfies, as | Each Possesses an Individuality that Appeals 8§ Standard Graded Course of Studies Beginner’s Book FOR THE PIANOFORTE SCHOOL OF THE PIANOFORTE, VOL. I. Compiled by W. S. B. Mathews by IN TEN GRADES TEN VOLUMES THEO. PRESSER PRICE, $1.00 EACH GRADE PRICE, $1.00 The Original Graded Course The “First Reader” in Piano Study Each volume supplies all the needed material for the grade The simplicity of this work has enabled many teachers to with which it treats, and in addition pieces for study diversion achieve speedy results with even the youngest beginner. are suggested The rudiments of music, notation and elementary work are Constant revising, enlarging and re-editing keep this system thoroughly covered in a most delightful manner. modernized and filled with the world’s best studies. The first grade of study up to, but not including, the scales Teachers desiring to use special systems for various purposes is the scope of this work. can readily apply them in conjunction with this course. Large music notes, illustrations, questions on the lessons and CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1919 No other method has been so widely used in music many specially written exercises individualize this work beyond education. others. Landon’s Foundation Materials New Piano Method Essential Helps in Elementary FOR THE PIANOFORTE By A. SCHMOLL PRICE, $1.25 Instruction IN TWO BOOKS PRICE, $1.25 EACH An Old "Stand-By” of Thorough Teachers The Popular French Method Includes special spelling lessons for the acquir¬ Primer of Facts About Music ing of accurate note reading. By M. G. Evans Price, 60 Cents The teaching, profession have here in the on Replete with careful directions to both teacher Note Spelling Book edition with an English translation, one of the me and student. Every lesson has a note explainin ; By Adele Sutor Price, 50 Cents. popular methods used in France. what should be observed and obtained from the study in that lesson. The studies are pleasing and Tunes and Rhymes Book One covers the necessary rudimenl progress gradually. By Geo. L. Spaulding Price, 75 Cents chord study, the major keys and major scales, in thorough and original manner. On the last pages an extremely illuminating ex¬ Very First Duet Book planation of fifteen different chord touches is given Price, 75 Cents Book Two is simply a continuation of the fir in conjunctioii with a like explanation on the art of book and takes the student through a course scale practice. Child’s Own Book of Great Musicians study up to about the Fourth Grade. The maxims at the foot of each page form a „ A Series of Ten Biographies for Children bit of musical literature that all serious students By Thos. Tapper Price, 20 Cents Each Throughout the work is attractive and is wit would delight to read. obtainabl °ne °" *^e most melodious metho The Above Given Prices are Subject to a Liberal Discount to the Profession THEO. PRESSER COMPANY SotSImI PHILADELPHIA, PA. Page 588 SEPTEMBER 1919 THE ETUDE SEPTEMBER 1919 Page THE ETUDE A “Miniature Catalog” of Important Music Publications An Extremely Helpful List for the Progressive Teacher, Suggesting Many Valuable Works for Modernizing and Strengthening the Teacher’s Work. Select Material Now for the Fall Teaching Season » PRIMERS -RUDIMENTARY WORKS | PIANO TECHNICS AND STUDIES LANDON, C. W. Writing Book for M. PIANO COLLECTIONS VOCAL COLLECTIONS Book II.8 K '°r BACH, J. S. Little Preludes MASON, Dr. WM. Touch and Technic: *p„t I A practical and easily'under! “ Inventions for the Piano actuation of everything writable “ First Study of Bach Leefsoi The Two Finger Exercises; Pari If Tul VOCAL ALBUM FOR HIGH VOICE. $1 Characters, leading to a full 1 “ Well Tempered Clavichord, VOCAL ALBUM FOR LOW VOICE .. 1 BERTINI, H. 2" - - ' ~ CHO.R. Sacred two part Songs for MEN S CLUB COLLECTION One of the most remarkable works in the SACRED DUETS. For all Voice. MARKS,DE.aF?n'writi„g Book “ 25 Studies inoforte. 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Pipe Organ Collection 52 00 Bach, Mozart, Schubert, SchnE “ 12 Brilliant and Melodious Studies, Op. ioS del ehopin Beethoven Mend. iSoEtudcs de Cen'c. Character,.,, Etude, PRESSER, THEO. Velocity Studiea. Furnishes lANDON. C.ff. 'Writing Book for Mu.ic Pupil., Haydn and Wagner. Each. help in an unoccupied field. I 00 REED ORGAN PLAYER. Collection ol elaaaic Writing Book for Music Pupil,,’ Book L.' CHORDS AND ARPEGGIOS (Orem) MORRISON, R. S. 10 Characteristic Studies i„ and modern pieces. 7S CLEMENTI. M. Gradus ad Parnassum. ROGERS, J. H. Graded Materials for Pipe Organ. CONCONE, J. Selected Studies Fr hd *r”dinTr,ia”iri ^ <T*d'i An instructor especially far pianists. 1 50 “ Oo. 24; 2S; 30; 31, each € STAINER, Dr. J. The Organ . 125 “ Twenty four Brilliant Preludes, Op 37 PIANO INSTRUCTORS COOKE, J.F. Mastering the Scales STANDARD ORGANIST. Pipe Organ Pieces 75 PARLOW, E. First and Second Grade Study Piece. 1 He>ol of Rood Organ Playing, 4 sol,. 4 grad WHITING, GEO. E. 24 Progressive Studies lor Ihe I ABB0TJ rfe'tY' \a A ^ell,0d f»r Gaining a wifh“e!y young'putih and car" ‘‘udy ••ch Pipe Organ. To follow the elementary tlage. I 25 KOHLER, LOUIS. Prt Method, Op. M, P. W. ThThe Organ Player—Pipe Or, “ The Beginner's Pipe Organ Book. A standard | BATCH^OR-LANDON: MusicaV^indergarten * B 249. Vols. I, II ann xti, each. , stud**? depree with'advanced •nsisjr—. ! Collection... technical practical inatrurtor. 1 25 LANDON^C W.^ Foundation^Material.^for Plane! PHILLIP I. FMrci.es in Extension. Unique is XrfSStf C'a8Sr00m: 'This »ork * °° CRAMER, J. B. Fifty Selected Studies studies. Strengthen and stretch the hand BEGINNER'S METHOD." Theo. Pr,s,.r ™V,C. One Hundred Studies, Op. 139 PrinPferJhnic Sch°01 °- Technic- D>i,r P"E;SEdRe,™HO. School ofdL Pianoforte. S,„. “ S«W*rfT^rt exhaustive com e ' MUSICAL THEORY, REFERENCE ' School of Velocity, Op. 299 “ books:The New DCrdadrr.,*a£dnrarnassum,p„„s, in eight. *' BOOKS, GENERAL MUSICAL BEYER? F.UPElementar, School „t t»- „ T' mcceed . cV'lJ°-Cl,y' 0p- 299■ 4 hooks, each . st“die»- °p- sss. ok I, Left Hand Tt c: Book II. Right LITERATURE FIRST STEPS IN PIANO STUDY aD° PI*Tm* , |f fndaa«racLeright Hand 1 ; Preliminary'schoo^o^DexteHW ^Cbt fitfi ok IV. Arp Hands Together; aoforte study. Ca'refufly gradS". Art of Finger Development, Op^ YAO. Book V. Double Notes; Op. 740, S books..ach P TriD;°| k VIII, Various Difhc >st popular music books of Practical Finger Ezercisesi Op 802 WACNER, E. D. First Ins! CZERNY-LIEBL1NG. Selected Studies Three ns of Isidor Philli •tory, to the sicTeachers 1 25 Descriptive Analyses o tries ol Standard Teacl y occupy a imIt plac. CLARKE, H. A. Harmony, A Text-Book teaching. His :sc companion volu essful.
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