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Volume 18, Number 02 (February 1900), Winton J. Baltzell
Volume 18, Number 02 (February 1900), Winton J. Baltzell
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Foolish Ambition
National Disease
Home Piano
Organ Contest at Kipley's Corners
A. Schmoll
Wise and Otherwise
Faults of the American Girl
Why Do I Study Music?
Things the Music Student Should Remember
How to Get Up Concerts in Small Towns
Alphorisms
Beware of Conceit
Why Teachers Lose Pupils
Duel Between Liszt and Chopin
Chat with Amateurs
Wasted Opportunities
Great Teacher and His Method
Jealousy Among Musicians
As a Man Thinketh, So He Is
Vitality of Interpretation
Don't Ignore Discipline
Musical Culture Within the Profession
Volume 17, Number 04 (April 1899), Winton J. Baltzell
Volume 17, Number 04 (April 1899), Winton J. Baltzell
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Tool or the Worker?
Synopsis of the Programs of the Twenty-First Annual Convention of the MTNA
Humoreske
Blundering of Piano-Pupils
Great Players and Practice
Opportunities for Musicians
Descriptive Music: A Parody
Wasting Tons of Energy
Some Common Drawbacks to Successful Teaching
Trying New Music
Some Salient Points in Leschetizky's Teaching
Bach's Thoroughness as a Teacher
Current of Musical Life
Random Thoughts
Comments by Emil Liebling: Musical Salamagundi
Musical Fakes and Fakers
Some Thoughts on Practical Harmony
Practice and Character Development
Education and Its Demands Upon the Modern Teacher
Record Book of Compositions and Works in Musical Literature
Beginning Aright
Thought …
Volume 16, Number 05 (May 1898), Winton J. Baltzell
Volume 16, Number 05 (May 1898), Winton J. Baltzell
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Social Status of the Musician
Enthusiasm
Thirteen Mistakes
Poor Old Blind Tom
Letters to Dead Musicians—Frederic Chopin
Wonderful Orchestra
Modern Musical Machines
Study of Pieces
Reed Organ
Boon for Composers
Need of Higher Education for Musicians
Some Hindrances to Fellowship Among Musicians
What is Meant by Playing with Expression?
Ability and Amiability: Two Important Factors in Teaching
What Made Me a Musician
Proper Age for Beginning the Study of Music
Preparing for a Pupil's Recital
Manners, Morals, and Music
Advantages for Music Students in the Various Music Centers
Chapter on Scales
Nature's Music
How to Make Music Studios Attractive
Beautiful …
Volume 06, Number 10 (October 1888), Theodore Presser
Volume 06, Number 10 (October 1888), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
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 04, Number 11 (November 1886), Theodore Presser
Volume 04, Number 11 (November 1886), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Liszt from Another Point of View
Arm in Piano-Forte Playing
Tone Question Again
Our Musical Bringing Up
On Two Points in Piano-Forte Teaching
Music Teaching from a Psychological Standpoint
Shall Playing from Memory be Encouraged
Future of Music in America
Nature of Harmony
Grumble from Old Fogy
Music Teachers' Class Book
Techniphone Idea
Volume 04, Number 10 (October 1886), Theodore Presser
Volume 04, Number 10 (October 1886), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Dangers of the Romantic Ideal
How to Use the Pedal
Common Sense of Interpreting Music
How to Study Arpeggios
Talk about Pianists
Weber's Concert-Stueck
Bach's Lighter Compositions
Nature of Harmony
Some of the Ways of the Incompetent
To the Piano-Forte
My Morning's Work
Study of Musical History
Liszt and His Pupils
Simplicity of Technique
Remarks on the Grace Note
Letter of Condolence to Mme. Richard Wagner
Legato in Piano Playing
Volume 04, Number 08 (August 1886), Theodore Presser
Volume 04, Number 08 (August 1886), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
In Memoriam: Franz Liszt
Objective or Subjective
How to Play Chopin
Development of Genius: Interesting Statistics in Regard to Famous Musicians and Writers
Local Colleges of Musicians
Study of Music
Relaxation or Rest
Theory of Phrasing, Memorizing and Interpretation
Simplicity of Technique
How to Keep Pianos in Hot Weather
Those Who Can Learn