The Etude Music Magazine January 1943 (Vol. 61 No. 1) Issue
$ 7.9
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The Etude Music Magazine January 1943 (Vol. 61 No. 1) Issue. Whistling As an Art. It is a collectible piece of musical history, prized for its insight into early 20th-century music education, performance, and culture. Explore our full magazine and music collection. Save on shipping when you buy multiple magazines or sheet music pieces. Explore our full magazine and music collection. Any additional eligible pieces added to your cart and purchased together will automatically receive a shipping discount at checkout. The Etude music magazine was published by the Theodore Presser Company (or Theodore Presser Co.) from its founding in 1883 until the magazine ceased publication in 1957, serving as a key resource for music teachers and enthusiasts with articles, teaching techniques, and musical scores. It is a collectible piece of musical history, prized for its insight into early 20th-century music education, performance, and culture. This issue features: Music, The Humanizer Coming to the Front Make Haste Slowly (interview with Helen Traubel) Interesting Parents in Piano Recitals Key Markers New Opportunities for Ambitious Music Students (interview with Thurlow Lieurance) How Vitamins Can Help Musicians Foundation of a Modern Piano Technic: A Discussion of Grading, Touch, and Tone Amusing Musical Episode Whistling As an Art New Approach to the Cross-Rhythm Problem Let's Have More Music on All Fronts You Must Go to Work (interview with James Melton) Mexican Musical Folklore How Public School Music Helps the Private Teacher How to Increase Your Practice Endurance One Hundred Percent Topsy-Turvey Test: Test Your Knowledge of the Rules of Harmony True and False Statements Is the Piece Too Long? Try the Shorter Piece for Progress Animals in Musical Scores Technic of the Month—Techhistories for Boys and Girls Rest assured that your item will be packed with care and shipped quickly. This magazine will be securely wrapped in a protective plastic sleeve, placed between sturdy cardboard, and shipped in a bubble mailer for added protection on its journey. Be sure to follow our store for future listings and sales as we post unique finds every week. We appreciate your business and are happy to share these little pieces of history with you. Thank you for stopping by August Vintage!
