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Table of Contents

Musical Results

Musical Reciprocity

Four Score—and Then! (interview with Walter Damrosch)

Sing It Again!: Glory, Glory, Hallelujah!—The Romance of a Great American Patriotic Hymn

Twenty-five Busy Women Keep Up Their Music: Farmingham Housewive Find New Interest in the Art

Striking New Concert Gowns of Leading Singers, to Say Nothing of a Noted Harpist

Comedy in Grand Opera (interview with Salvatore Baccaloni)

Acquiring Skill in the Reading of Music

Inter-American Music Week for 1942

Care of Music

Thomas Britton the Small-Coal Man

What About that Whole Tone Scale?

General Tubman, Composer of Spirituals: An Amazing Figure in American Folk Music

Highlights in the Art of Teaching the Piano

Most Popular Woman Singer in Radio Cannot Read a Note (interview with Kate Smith)

Music of the African Bushveld (interview with Josef Marais)

Technic of the Month—Melody with Broken Chord Accompaniment, Heller Op. 47, No. 15

Publication Date

5-1-1942

Publisher

Theodore Presser Company

City

Lynchburg, VA

Keywords

One Score to Four Score, Walter Damrosch, music composer, music conductor, New York Symphony, Metropolitan Opera House

Disciplines

Composition | Music | Music Pedagogy | Music Performance

Comments

Monthly departmental articles (e.g. Violin Questions, Band and Orchestra Department, etc.) have been omitted from the Table of Contents as well as monthly miscellany (e.g. World of Music, New Records, etc.). For a detailed index of articles, see Dr. Pam Dennis’s An Index to Articles Published in The Etude Magazine, 1883-1957 Part 1 and Part 2 (published by A-R Editions and the Music Library Association). An index to the musical scores included in each issue may be found in Dr. Douglas Bomberger’s An Index to Music Published in The Etude Magazine, 1883–1957 (also published by the Music Library Association).

Volume 60, Number 05 (May 1942)
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