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Table of Contents

What Mozart Could Do as a Child

America's Greatest Musical Need (Symposium)

Personal Initiative in Piano Study (interview with Theodore Leschetisky)

Some Leschetizky Principles of Piano Playing

How They Used to Study in the Olden Days

How to Make Piano Playing Interesting

Remarkable Contrast in Salon Music

Vitality in Teaching

Convenience and Comfort in the Home for Retired Music Teachers

Leopold Auer's Principles of Violin Playing

Plea for the Most American of Instruments

Harmony That is Not Harmony

Artistic Piano Touch and How to Achieve It

European Musical Topics in War Times

Musical Frauds and Fictions

German and Italian Influences in American Music

To Develop Self-Control

Where Teachers Lack the Practical Side in Music

Playing Chromatic Passages in Double Notes

Etude Music Study Page: The Real Tchaikowsky

What the Pianist Does in a Second

Learn to Criticise Properly

American Musical Festivals

Pupil's Recital That Succeeded

Richard Wagner: The Man of Contradictions

Abt Vogler, a Musical Paradox

Publication Date

12-1-1914

Publisher

Theodore Presser Company

City

Lynchburg, VA

Keywords

Christmas issue, Christmas music

Disciplines

Composition | Ethnomusicology | Music | Music Education | Musicology | Music Pedagogy | Music Performance | Music Practice | Music Theory

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 32, Number 12 (December 1914)
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