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Volume 28, Number 10 (October 1910), James Francis Cooke
Volume 28, Number 10 (October 1910), James Francis Cooke
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Music the American People Demand (interview with John Philip Sousa)
Scharwenka on Listening to One's Playing
Failure of Gounod's Faust
Heredity and Music: Remarkable Instances of the Manner in Which Musical Talent Has been Communicated from One Generation to Another
Some Great Virtuosos of the Present Day
Clara Schumann on Ear Training
Talk with Svendsen
Preparing the Hands for Advanced Pianoforte Study
Better Understanding of the Double Bar
Vital Defects of Most Pianists
Some Distinctions in Musical Terms
Volume 28, Number 06 (June 1910), James Francis Cooke
Volume 28, Number 06 (June 1910), James Francis Cooke
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Spirit of Life in Music—Rhythm
Real Musical Interest in the Czerny Studies
Pianist and the Tuner
Balfe's Opera The Bohemian Girl
Famous German Conservatories: The Conservatories of Southern Germany
Analysis of Teaching Material: The Rondo Form
Some Sign-Posts on the Road to Success in Music Study
What is Expected of the Student in the German Music School
History and Uses of the Metronome
Finger-Habit in Memorizing
Volume 28, Number 04 (April 1910), James Francis Cooke
Volume 28, Number 04 (April 1910), James Francis Cooke
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Musical Faults Americans Must Correct (symposium)
How Tschaikowski Spent His Days
Neglected Details in Pianoforte Study (interview with Ferruccio Benvenuto Busoni)
Personal Glimpses of Moszkowski as a Teacher
Weber's Description of Beethoven
Some Familiar Teaching Pieces by Franz Liszt
To the Young Musician Who Would Compose (interview with Liza Lehmann)
Mendelssohn at Work
Diatonic Scale in the Works of the Masters
How Helen Keller Appreciates Music
Common Mistakes in Tempo and Rhythm
What Early England Gave to Music
How to Enjoy a Symphony
Plain Talk on Starting a Teaching Business
Tschaikowski and Rubinstein