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Table of Contents
Musical Tragedy of the Duke of Wellington
Technic the Outgrowth of Musical Thought (interview with Vladimir Horowitz)
Absurd Phrasing
Teacher's Creed
Radio and Musical Education
Beginning Pedal
On Writing a Successful Concert Song
Character Study
Composers and Music
How To Encourage Piano Pupils to Practice
Importance of a Certain Fingering
Up in the Air
Minuet in Music
Teaching New Arpeggios
Community Recital
What to Do With the Poorly Prepared Pupil
Gift of Something to Do
Amateur Organizations
Message to Parents about the Piano
Publication Date
3-1-1932
Publisher
Theodore Presser Company
City
Lynchburg, VA
Keywords
radio, Vladimir Horowitz
Disciplines
Composition | Ethnomusicology | Fine Arts | History | Liturgy and Worship | Music | Music Education | Musicology | Music Pedagogy | Music Performance | Music Practice | Music Theory
Citation Information
Cooke, James Francis (ed.). The Etude. Vol. 50, No. 03. Philadelphia: Theodore Presser Company, March 1932. The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957. Compiled by Pamela R. Dennis. Digital Commons @ Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC. https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/etude/798
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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).