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The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

 

Etude Magazine was published by Theodore Presser Company between 1883 and 1957. It was a staple for music teachers throughout the country, providing articles related to music history, new developments in music, and practical teaching techniques, as well as musical scores from the classics and new pieces for beginning to advanced students. Begun as an aid for piano teachers, the magazine grew to include information and literature for vocal and instrumental enthusiasts as well. Not only is the series important to the musician, but it provides an insight into the culture itself, including the impact of the development of the car, radio, and television, and expands to world music and the influence of world wars on that culture.

This offering of searchable .pdf scans of the Etude Magazine is made available by Dr. Pam Dennis of Gardner-Webb University. These scans are to be used for research only and are not to be reproduced. Attribution should be given to this website and to its compiler, when using for research. These issues are available under permission from the Theodore Presser Company as they appeared in Etude Magazine.

Dr. Pam Dennis's Index to the articles published in the Etude magazine, 1883-1957: Part 1 and Part 2 are available in the Gardner-Webb Faculty and Staff Book Gallery.
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  • Volume 06, Number 06 (June 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 06 (June 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    Brotherhood's Technicon and Elementary Piano Teaching

    Consecutive Fifths

    A.D. Turner (Obit.)

    Historical Pianoforte Recitals

    On the Importance of Theoretical Studies to the Pianist

    On the Use of Studies in Piano Teaching

    Deppe Method Again

    Missing Lessons

    Rainbow Reference Cards

    New Piano Effects

    Musical Normals

    Piano Teaching

  • Volume 06, Number 07 (July 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 07 (July 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    Festival Concerts

    Piano-Forte Accompaniments

    La Fileuse—Raff

    Gossip About Masters, Old and Young

    One-Armed Pianist

    Piano Teaching

    Modern Methods of Teaching

    Neglect of Ear Training in Current Musical Education

    Concerning Beauty of Tone

    If You Want to Study Music, Study Music

    Musical Notation and Terminology

    Plan of Study

  • Volume 06, Number 08 (August 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 08 (August 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    Biographical Sketch of John S. Van Cleve

    Mental Grasp in Pianoforte Playing

    Letter from Mr. Emery

    Ear Training

    Touch and Tone

    Neglect of Ear Training

    Recent Idea

    Hint for Executive Musicians

    American Compositions in the Class and Concert Room

  • Volume 06, Number 09 (September 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 09 (September 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    How to Acquire a Sympathetic Touch

    Summer Music Schools

    Cost of Studying Abroad

    Professional Courtesy

    Some Thoughts for Music Teachers

    Musical Pharisee

    Sight Reading Before Memorizing

    Studies and Their Importance

    Work of the American College of Musicians

    Dead Teachers

    Solved—A Vexed Question

    Teaching Beginners

    Open for Discussion

    Crazy Patch of Musical Memories

    Harmonic Scale

  • Volume 06, Number 10 (October 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 10 (October 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    How to Listen to Music

    Musical Punctuation

    Raif's Method

    Incident

    Songs Without Words

    Fourth Finger Operation

    Harmony as a Study

    Grand Social

    Art of Studying

    Philosopher's Opinion of Music

    Practical Letters to Teachers

    Knowledge of the Relation of Physiology and Anatomy to Piano Playing

    Advice to Nervous Pianists

    Sight-Reading

    Franz Liszt's Mother

  • Volume 06, Number 11 (November 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 11 (November 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    Improvements Needed in Writing Music

    Woman as a Musician

    Melograph and Melotrope

    American Composers—Attention!

    Criticism Once More

    Pianoforte Study

    Rubinstein's Repertoire

    To Young Students

    American Students in Berlin

    Graded List of Pianoforte Music

    Grand Social Again

    Emotion in Piano-Playing

    Is the Study of Music Profitable?

    How to Study

    Square Versus Upright Pianos

    Scientific Investigation Applied to the Anatomical Details Involved in Piano Playing

  • Volume 06, Number 12 (December 1888) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 06, Number 12 (December 1888)

    Theodore Presser

    How to Enjoy Piano Music

    Nervous Relations of Pianoforte Practice

    Art of Studying

    Inability to Play Piano No Disgrace

    Systematic Pianoforte Practice

    Better Standard

    Liberation of the Ring Finger

    Few Press Notes

    Difference Between Studying and Cramming

    Another Swarm of Be

    Let Us Have Cultured Pianists

    Musical Talent

    How Some Techers Instruct

    Current Phases of Piano Teaching: What to Teach

  • Volume 05, Number 01 (January 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 01 (January 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Finger Memory

    How Much Shall I Charge for a Lesson?

    Mental Processes in Musical Execution

    Few Observations for Teachers

    Of the Proper Utilization of Practice Time

    Evolution of Muscular Energy

    Plea for the Teachers

    Tone in Piano-Forte Playing

    Justice in Music Teaching

    Pupils Missing Lessons

  • Volume 05, Number 02 (February 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 02 (February 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Real Side of Music Teaching

    Mendelssohn's Music for Pianists

    Three Classes of Pupils

    Review Lesson

    Musical Art Company

    Kindergarten Music System

    Schumann's Piano Works

    Five-Finger Exercises

    Letter from a Student in Germany

    Practical Value of Certain Modern Theories Respecting the Science of Harmony

    Current Chats

    Important! to New Jersey Musicians and Teachers

    Missing Lessons

    Why is the Techniphone Better Than the Piano for Piano Practice?

    Firm But Flexible Wrist

  • Volume 05, Number 03 (March 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 03 (March 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Influence of Light Opera

    New Piano Keyboard

    Later Piano-Forte Literature

    General Review on Piano-Forte Playing

    G. Bertini de Wier's Improved Musical Notation or Kindergarten System

    Dignity of the Piano-Forte

    Swindler Abroad

    Do You Think He is a Good Teacher?

    Carefully Selected List of American Songs Suitable for Concert and Teaching Purposes with Key, Compass, Grade and Price

    Protest

    Future Piano

    Inquiry

    Great Composers at Work

    How to Learn to Finger the Scales

    Classical Music

    Finger Notation

    Meeting of Hummel and Field

  • Volume 05, Number 04 (April 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 04 (April 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Expression in Piano Playing

    Talk About Some Young Pianists

    Accentuation in Piano Playing

    Early Education

    Maxims

    Current Chats

    Musical Societies in Colleges

    Who Has Blundered?

    Carefully Selected List of American Songs Suitable for Concert and Teaching Purposes with Key, Compass, Grade and Price

    Liszt!

    Musician: Guide for Pianoforte Students

  • Volume 05, Number 05 (May 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 05 (May 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Color in Piano-Forte Playing

    Recital Programs—New England Conservatory

    Occasional Correspondence of a Music Teacher

    Piano Playing

    Musical Beauty

    Carefully Selected List of American Songs Suitable for Concert and Teaching Purposes with Key, Compass, Grade and Price

    Reminiscences of Liszt

    Musical Notation

    To the Musical People of Dakota

  • Volume 05, Number 06 (June 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 06 (June 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    American Piano Composers

    Mendelssohn's Rondo Capriccioso

    Classical Music from a Teacher's Standpoint

    Studying Music in Italy

    Is Music Aristocratic?

    Carefully Selected List of American Songs Suitable for Concert and Teaching Purposes with Key, Compass, Grade and Price

    Johannes Brahms and Robert Volkmann

    Tact in Teaching

    Excuses for Missing Lessons

    Letter from Madame Wagner

  • Volume 05, Number 07 (July 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 07 (July 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    American Piano Composers

    Experience

    Current Chats

    New Musical Institute

    On the Comprehension of Things Musical

    Piano Teaching

    Individualizing

    Carefully Selected List of American Songs Suitable for Concert and Teaching Purposes with Key, Compass, Grade and Price

    Gounod's Advice

    Elementary Piano Instructions

    Good Instruction

    Letter from Germany

    Johannes Brahms and Robert Volkmann

  • Volume 05, Number 08 (August 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 08 (August 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Elementary Piano Instructions

    How Much Shall I Practice?

    Manumoneon

    Expression in Piano-Playing

    Wanted—A Better School of Musical Criticism

  • Volume 05, Number 09 (September 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 09 (September 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Clarence Eddy

    For Young Teachers

    Liszt with Sophie Menter

    Common, Curious and Pertinent Questions Which Every Teacher of Music Has to Answer Daily

    Accent and Emphasis

    New Publications

    Allegrando—New Games

    Piano Conpositions of Wilson G. Smith

    Elementary Piano Instructions

    American Violin Maker

    Study of Harmony

    Our New Instructor

  • Volume 05, Number 10 (October 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 10 (October 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Metronome

    On the Art of Self-Culture in Music

    Elementary Piano Instructions

    Piano Composers of America

    Educational Mosaics

    Criticism—Art Principles

    Players

    Expression in Piano-Playing

    American Composition

    Eclectic Taste in Music

    History of a Great House

    Fingering the Scales

    Don't

  • Volume 05, Number 11 (November 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 11 (November 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Waltz of Chopin

    Bearings of Literature Upon Music

    Edison's New Phonograph

    Singing as a Help to the Piano-Forte Student

    Teacher and Pupil

    Listeners

    New Ideas on an Old Subject

    American Music, A Practical Plan for Its More General Use

    Art of Teaching the Real Things in Music and Necessary Preparation for the Same

    Correspondence

    Piano Playing and General Musical Instruction

    Defective Education of Musicians

    Piano Teaching

  • Volume 05, Number 12 (December 1887) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 05, Number 12 (December 1887)

    Theodore Presser

    Madame Julia Rivé-King

    Vocation of the Virtuoso

    Limits of Personal Rights in Piano-Forte Performance

    Manumoneon

    Some Pianists in America

    Swarm of Bs for the Piano Student

    Eile mit Weile: Hasten Slowly

    On Touch in Piano-Forte Playing

    Listeners

    Music Teacher in a Small Town

    Studying Abroad

    Some Important Musical Events

    Piano-Forte Pedals

    Necessary Preparation for Teaching the Real Things in Music

    Musical Notation and Terminology

    Overworked Teachers

    Piano-Forte Pedal

    Amateur Musical Clubs

    Education—Musical Literature

    Holiday Presents

    Two Valuable Testimonials

  • Volume 04, Number 01 (January 1886) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 04, Number 01 (January 1886)

    Theodore Presser

    Habit of Syncopating

    Coming Meeting

    Nature and Art

    Articulation

    Accentual Treatment of Exercises as Applied to Piano-Forte Exercises

    Value of Mechanical Apparatus for Cultivation of Technic

    Technical Treatment of the Piano-Forte

    History of Fingering

    Technic, and the Use of Mechanical Appliances for Its Development

    Origin of the Tarantella

    Wohltemperirte Klavier

    Progressive Teacher

    Faith, Hope and Charity, Sonnet

    Gradual Development of the Science of Tuning Pianos

    Musical Taste

  • Volume 04, Number 02 (February 1886) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 04, Number 02 (February 1886)

    Theodore Presser

    Dullards

    Finger and Wrist Gymnastics Without the Use of a Piano

    Star of the Twilight

    More About Memorizing

    Dark Points

    Incident

    Inconsistencies in Notation

    Natural System of Fingering

    Liberating of the Ring Finger

    Ring Finger

    Rules to Aid Pupils in Remembering the Fingering of the Scales in Double Triads and Double Sixths

  • Volume 04, Number 03 (March 1886) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 04, Number 03 (March 1886)

    Theodore Presser

    Etudes or Pieces

    Thalbergian Method

    Some Hints Concerning Piano Teaching

    American Versus Foreign Fingering

    Fingering of the Scales

    Simplicity of Technic

    Open Letter to the Piano-Forte Student

    Technic Again

    Retrospective and Prospective

    Our Girls as Piano Players

    Printing Music for Children

    What to Teach

  • Volume 04, Number 04 (April 1886) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 04, Number 04 (April 1886)

    Theodore Presser

    Art of Composing

    Sight Reading

    Just for Home Amusement

    Louis Koehler

    Items

    Appeal

    Something New in Piano-Forte Playing

    Well-Tempered Clavier

    Puzzle

    Gradual Development in the Science of Tuning Pianos

    Classifying Students

    Counting Time Aloud

    Fingering Again

    Fingering of Scales

    Simplicity of Technique

    Rubinstein's Touch

    Reply to Mr. Ruggles

    Mr. Wood's Finger Gymnastics

  • Volume 04, Number 05 (May 1886) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 04, Number 05 (May 1886)

    Theodore Presser

    Public Taste

    Writing Books for Piano Pupils

    Chopin, Op. 37, No. 1, Nocturne in G Minor

    Liberating of the Ring Finger

    Sex in Piano Playing

    Art vs. Technic

    Easy Fingering of the Scales

    Popular Music

    Simplicity of Technique

    Notes on J.S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavichord

    Nature of Harmony

    Talk on Chopin

    Difficult First

    Letter from Wm. H. Sherwood

    Key-Notes from the Ohio Music Teachers' Association

  • Volume 04, Number 06 (June 1886) by Theodore Presser

    Volume 04, Number 06 (June 1886)

    Theodore Presser

    Touch and Technic

    Versus Hobbyism

    Summer Normal Session

    What Shall We Play? or, Musical Education in the Home

    Practice Application and Use of Accents in Piano-Forte Practice

    What Method Do You Use?

    Simplicity of Technique

    Musical Acrobats

    List of Popular Music

    Piano Forte Pedals

    Railroad Rates to MTNA Meeting

    Notes on J.S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavichord

 

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