Gardner-Webb University Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University The tudeE Magazine: 1883-1957 John R. Dover Memorial Library 11-1-1952 Volume 70, Number 11 (November 1952) Guy McCoy 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 McCoy, Guy. "Volume 70, Number 11 (November 1952)." , (1952). https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/123 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]. IN THE FINEST HOMES ••. ON THE LeTTeRS CONCERT STAGE ~~ T o T B E E D I T o R ITS liL1ristmasShopping &Juide . ~ ; ¢=.<- ~ am going to try and start one of INSTRUMENTS IN MINIATURE Articles these libraries for my few pupils as Piano, Violin, Cornet, Cello, Banjo, Trom- LYREAND WREATH PIN bone, Guitar, Drum, Saxophone. Sir: I would like to express a the benefit her students receive well deserved compliment to the from this library must be too nu- J-70 reads Music J_22A Gold Plated (Pin Back Only). .60 tJ-228 Sterling Pin or Chorm ETUDE Magazine. I think the Au- merous to mention. .75 J-71 reads Choir (Specify which instrument) gust issue is one of the best ever Roger Warren Roszell J-72 Plain Bar or Engraving *BRACElET WITH NINE CHA.RMS published. I enjoyed the articles Peoria, Illinois Sterling 8.00 J-508 "T6 Those High School Juniors J_70 LYREPIN, Enameled center *BRACELET only "'MATCHING NECKLACE only and Seniors, Why Not Music?" a Talent Show in School J.208 Sterling .1.50 J-2\8 Sterling .1.80 J-190 With Black, Blue, Red or and the Organist's Page "Elemen- • Sir: I have been a public school Green enameled center. tary Study of the Pedal." I sincere- ~~~~~. ly enjoy all departments of music teacher for eighteen years Mono PINS ETUDE. and would like to suggest one very WINGED HARP PIN practical and interesting method of J·60 J-61 J·62 Thank you, I am varying the daily musical pro- J-80 reads Music ~J-60 J-81 reads Choir Martha Jo Todd gram. At 10K Gold .. _•. _........ 2.50 J-82 Plain Bar or Engraving Daylight, Tenn . I find that in addition to vocal music, theory, notation, history of . .75 P,ices for above as follows: B Sterling . S~r: I neglected writing you the great composers, as well as .50 ~J_6' At 10K Gold .. 3.00 C Gold Plated about an article in last month's music appreciation, the children .50 Gold Ploted . .. .. .40 8t Sterling .... 85 0 Silver Plated,. c ETUDE so this letter will have to desire to perform individually and Ft Gold Filled, _.. 1.20 Silver Plated ............ .40 cov~r several different subjects. in groups, such as a talent show. I J.80 On J.72 or J-82 .08 per letter for engraving. o iPl J-62 FIrst, I wish everyone could am referring to grades six, seven, • know and experience the warm and eight, in particular. In other ~~~-~~~~~~~~~.personality that is shown to all by words, the junior High Group. Jean Casadesus, whose excellent This is my method of proce- LYREPIN in enameled field • PLAQUES article appeared in last month's dure: J-90 reads Music ETUDE. It was my privilege to I appoint a capable chairman J.91 reads Choir The background of circle in Lyre design is Our newest design! Plaques in a rich ivory have Jean Casadesus as a guest in whose business or duty it is to 3 redsign,withblue,lowerwith low",panel panelin black;in white.in Cross de- finish plaster, 3 t.xS inch .. Bach, Beethoven, our home for three days last Feb- arrange the program several days CROSS PIN in enameled field Brahms, Chopin, Handel, Haydn, U",., Men· ruary, when he gave a concert in ahead of performance. This gives J-90 delsschn, Mozart. P8der~wski. Schubert, P~oria. His willingness to converse the performer a chance to practice • Schurnannv d ' ••• Puccini, :-.:::: WIthoutreserve with us and to pla a~d select his material. Most pu- o ~::~::::::~";:~ I ~o: us without hesitation are del pils, strange as it may seem, really ~ rQ p,;", 1o.;:a;;Ko,;::~o~" 3.00 :~:a:k~~Sky,.ve:di' .. a~.n~~( ~i y~. ; .O~ _ ' I~Ite~yattributes of this fine young take pride in performing well and pI~mst. W~ discussed many are prepared, where otherwise they J.92 ~t ~~~~rPlo~;d.:. .. ~:~ . t~mgs; m~sIc education in par- would perform on the "spur of the D Silver Plated .... .60 ~Ll ticular. TIme permitted us a moment," so to speak. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~4""'~1 fuller ?iscussion of these things I guide the chairman in the se- than did the space in the article lection of numbers and try to have so I believe that I now have an in- him vary the program so that it BUSTS OF FAMOUS COMPOSERS ~ , , ' LYREPINJ-120 CLEFPINJ-133 \4 I sigh.t as to ,~hat he tried to bring proves interesting. He may have • Pressed White Marble Busts, 4'''''' high ~ ?ut III the article, and I believe that solos, group numbers, instrumen- Chosen a~)Qv~all other pianos by the very first rank Bach, Beethoven, Brahms. Chopin. Handel. ~ 10K Gold 2.40 It ~vasjust this; that there is some. tal or vocal. He may even have ill Ai' Haydn. Liset, Mendel ..sobn, \\ourt. Paderew- ~ of concert. ar.tlsts each sphere of musical expression, the J-120 Bt Sterling .B5 ski, Schubert. humann. J. rreuss. puccini. ~ thI~g lacking in the musical edu- folk dancing, a quiz of musical Baldwlll IS acknowledged as the pre-eminent piano c Gold Plated , . .. .50 Toscenini, T haikow~k", Verdi. WaJ!ner " ~at~onof the American youth who terms, history of the great com· of the concert ';,orld-yet it is essentially a piano for lsn t fortunate enough to go to a posers or some theory work. The D Silver Plated , 50 -::':>;'igh ......... .35 ~ the home. That IS why in homes where quality and ~';'.~[y Conservatory. I would be willing only stipulation I make is that the Ft Gald Filled , 1.20 enduring beauty are the measure of u to wager that American youths program pertains to music. He * Plaster Busts, 8 high value you will find the Baldwin, J_133 the same age that J ean Ca5adesu~ may print the program or an· Beelho\en, Padere"':okL \trndc.l""_ hn, )loz.art. a Baldwin in ;rour home, Brahms, Verdi, Watl,ner, Schubert. ~ was when he started his study of nounce it. PB-B Ivory Finish 1.50 " soIfege" never even heard of the I have discovered some talent exquisite in its superb ~ 0 word or anything related to it. of which I didn't dream in con- craftsmanship, will give you that SCATTERMUSICAL SYLLABLEPINS Bronze finish 2.0 ~ This is just one of the many things ducting this type of program. In rare pride, that lasting * Plaster Rusts, 11" high t~at our system of musical educa- addition to discovery of hidden pleasure realized only throuah DO, RE, MI or LA in Gold on Black Enamel. Beetho\'en, Liqt. ~\ourt. Wuntf. ~ tIOn lacks, and it might be the rea- talent it gives the backward child hi " Also plain Black Enamel Notes. PB-11 Ivory Fini.h ,. _ . _ 2,50 ~aldwin _, ,the choice of Alesandro Arrau BolI'slo owners p of the finest. s.on why America has produced a chance. to perform and thereby r:t~c~,a~r Bernstein, Bolet, !7aryolhb, Cicc~lini, 'Do: ~ kin' be Ier, Flagstad, ,Fournier, Francescatti, Giese. tJ-95 _ ... ,., .... 75 each Bronze Finish . _ 3.00 httle great music. boosts hIS ego. It also gives the l ~' h 0 doYsky,Hennot, Amporo Iturbi, Jose Iturbi Jl u os Ulz 8. Nemenoff, Moiseiwitsch MonTeu/ Secondly, I wish to comment on ~ group more confidence and devel- ~unch, Pennad? Piotigorsky, Pinza, Po~s, Pouleoc: T~~rolmaf Scgwreger., Shure, Spiyokonky, Szigeti, Tax induded in all tax.able ilems • All arfidu pidu,ed or. ot/llal .it. "nl.u ofhe,......i••• p«Hi.d. the article in the August issue of ops ease in performing before an *Cannot be sold in Canoda tSafety Ca1ch mon~e~th;~5~ el, Whillemore & Lowe, Wild.ond ~ ETUD,~ a~o~t a "Lend·ing Li- audience. ~arbwin f brary. ThIS IS a superb idea! My Colorado Springs, Colo, For informotion, nome of locol deoler write- THE sA W N PRESSER CO., Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania hat goes off to Rose Grossman. I Mrs. Margaret Stewart Buildersof: BaldwinGrandPianos. Atrosooic'SpinltPiano • ~o'I: :IA,NO COMPA~Y, CINCINNATI 2. OHIO THEODORE Simi on erticaland GrindPllnos • BlldwlDEledronicOrpu ETUDE-NOVEMBER 1952 I. fif you wont the best in t~,"sole styling ETUDE 'M .0.00 ._"~ • Offices, Bryn Mawr, Pa. f,;~ Editorial and Business . C k Editor Emeritus James FranCIS oo/ltdito • 1907.1949) '<:JJ. I Founded 1883 by THEODORE PRESSER r Guy McCoy, Managing Editor ~TI1JrJf Shirley C. Jefferis, Busine.')s Manager Bremen By GEORGE GASCOYNE in th~ie three dro.\motit . K I W Gehrkens Elizabeth A. Gesl Harold Berkley Maurice Dumesdmll\I C a~y . Nicolas Slonimsky PIANOS man. Angela Neulinger, soprano, Guy Maier Alexan er leur Schubert- Mass in G Major NEW 4~ inch consf es by one of the world's Miriam's Song of Triumph and Norbet Scherlich, piano, are Hymn to the Sun fin es t ,pi nets entirely capable in "Miriam's Song November 1952 Tt"iumph of enUUftlenl Three of the most impressive of of Triumph." In the Hvnvi to the JESS~ FR~NCH Vol.