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Campus Lights 1948, Murray State College

Campus Lights

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Volume 66, Number 02 (February 1948), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

I Have Taught Myself to Sing

Learning How to Sing

Candid Musical Snapshots of Post-War Europe

Backstage With a Concert Tuner

Pennsylvania's Colonial Influence on American Musical History, Part 1

New Music for an Ancient Land

Singing Builds Character

Playing by Touch

Keeping Up Mendelssohn

Advancing the 'Cello Section, Part 1

Bands: Past—Present—Future

Chamber Music and Its Role in Musical Education

Master Painter on Masters of Music

Imagination and Technique (interview with Jésus Maria Sanromá)

Volume 66, Number 01 (January 1948), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Whither Away?

Mysteries of Middle-C: A Reminiscence

Prevention is Better Than Cure! (interview with Bidú Sayão)

Young Music Must Have New Tools

Mozart, the Musical Flower of the Rococo Period: How the Historical Background of a Composer Affects His Music

Odd Musical Instruments: Grotesque Tonal Curiosities from Different Lands

Can We Tame the Boogie-Woogie Bogey?

Why Bach Has Become a Must for Piano Students

Art of Expression: Tone Production and Tone Shading, Part 1

An American Musical Policy

Heart of the Song (interview with Clara Edwards)

60e Anniversaire Du Club Musical-Litteraire De Lewiston, Maine (Album Souvenir 1888-1948), Club Musical-Littéraire

Club Musical-Littéraire, Lewiston, Maine

Souvenir program for the 60th anniversary of the Musical-Literary Club of Lewiston, Maine

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Volume 65, Number 11 (November 1947), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Mr. Smith and Music

Yes—You Can Compose Music!

Preserving the Voice (interview with Frieda Hempel)

Harp as a Career (interview with Elaine Vito)

Ninety Years in Music (Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Adams)

My Hall of Memories: Famous Singers I Have Known, Part 3

Building of the Paulist Choristers (interview with William J. Finn)

Passing of The Little Flower

Special Music for Weddings and for Memorial Services

Band, Orchestra and Chorus

Choral Cultism

Music Links Them All: The Unique Power of the Tone Art to Draw People Together

Master Lesson on Chopin's Prelude, Op. 28, No. 8

Volume 65, Number 09 (September 1947), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Keeping Young With Music

Romance of Home, Sweet Home and Its Author: The American Actor and Poet Who Wrote the Words Was One of the Distinctive Figures of His Day

What About the Woman Violinist? (interview with Evelyn)

My Hall of Memories: Famous Singers I Have Known, Part I

Teacher's Round Table

Practical Side of Piano Practicing

Can You Set a Standard?

Pedals—The Soul of the Pianoforte

Schumann's Whims (Grillen), Op. 12, No. 4 (Master Lesson)

Volume 65, Number 08 (August 1947), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Matter of Degrees

Roads to Memorizing Piano Music

Heart of the 'Cello (interview with Gregor Piatigorsky)

Observations of an Artist on Tour (interview with Ray Lev)

Securing a Good Piano Tone (interview with Earl Blair)

Variations on a Given Theme

True or False in Harmony Land

Importance of the Piano for the Organist

Building Finger Efficiency in Piano Study

Developing the Tenor Voice (interview with Frederick Jagel)

Volume 65, Number 07 (July 1947), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Music and Moods

Ever Play in a String Quartet?

Musical Tour of Europe Today (interview with Marjorie Lawrence)

They Hail from the Red River Valley: The Amphion Chorus of Northern Minnesota and Dakota Records Success Formula for Male Choruses in the Average American City

Radio Conducting As a Career (interview with Henry Weber)

Hearing and Musicianship (interview with Curtis H. Muncie)

Theory Behind Music: Teaching Children to Understand the Background of the Art

Developing the Boys' Choir (interview with Coleman Cooper)

Volume 65, Number 06 (June 1947), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Art and Advertising

Tiny Tots' Adventures in Theory

Virtuoso in the Jungle (interview with Leonard Pennario)

Music Teacher Takes a Vacation

Song That Named Four Towns

Etude in Calcutta

Mrs. Mascagni Turns the Trick

Romantic Career of Michael Kelly: Mozart's Irish-Singer Friend

He Fought His Way to the Top Down Under: How Bernard Thomas Heinze Became Conductor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Pedaling—the Stepchild of Piano Study

Technical Proficiency in Singing (interview with Lucrezia Bori)

Volume 65, Number 04 (April 1947), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Eighty Memorable Years

Bringing Delight to Music Study

Singer Faces the World (interview with Maria Jeritza)

God's Apostle of Music Dr. Eben Tourjée, Musical Pioneer: The Story of the Founder of America's First Conservatory of Music as Told by His Nephew

Is Sacred Music Progressing?

My First and Last Lesson with Ignace Jan Paderewski

Musikwiz—True or False?

Arm and Its Relation to the Keyboard (interview with E. Robert Schmitz)

Essence of Music Study (interview with Leonard Bernstein)

Campus Lights 1947, Murray State College

Campus Lights

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Volume 64, Number 11 (November 1946), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Artistic Temperament

H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth Becomes a Bachelor of Music

Music Rhythms Affect Brain Rhythms

How Peace Came to Zdeborice

How Melodies Come (interview with Oscar Straus)

What is American Music

Wit and Humor of Musicians

Piano Fundamentals

And So to Music: A Delightfully Quaint and Picturesque Glimpse of Music in England in the Seventeenth Century as Seen Through the Eyes of Samuel Pepys

Developing Technique (interview with Simon Barere)

Flowers of Puerto Rico

Americans Spend Billions for Music

Cellist Looks Ahead (interview with Edmund Kurtz)

. . . Right Good Partners, Too (Gilbert & Sullivan)

Volume 64, Number 09 (September 1946), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Musical Riots

How to Improve Your Sight Reading

Personal History in Music (interview with Vincent Sheean)

New Keys to Practice (VIII)

Effect of Music on History

Dressing for the Concert Stage (interview with Vyvyan Donner)

As in a Mirror

Report to the Nation (interview with Edwin Franko Goldman)

Yehudi Menuhin's Magic Bow

Publishing a Popular Song (interview with Helmy Kresa)

Overcoming Piano Difficulties by Exaggeration

What Is the Outlook for a One-Armed Pianist? (interview with Paul Wittgenstein)

Competitions

Volume 64, Number 06 (June 1946), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Does Music Develop Character?

Practical Program Idea

Helping Pupils to Create

Review Music Book

New Keys to Practice

Preparation for Potsdam (interview with Eugene List)

Dramatic Last Hours of Mozart

University Training for Motion Picture Musicians

Amazing Tour of Jenny Lind

Battistini, the Incomparable Master of Bel Canto

Well, I Do Declare!: Musical Instruments throughout the World (Section 6)

Musicians in World War II (interview with Yehudi Menuhin)

Sing, Ye Citizens! (interview with Herbert Huffman)

Volume 64, Number 05 (May 1946), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Music in Your Soul

Musicians and Digestion: Physical Influences on the Efficiency of Composers, Musicians, and Singers

Music Brings New Joy to Life and Work: Planned Music Service, in Ever-Expanding Measure, is Revolutionizing Condition in Offices, Banks, Factories, and Public Places (interview with Harry E. Houghton)

Look Into Your Piano

Play the Cello and Look Pretty

Servants of the Muses: Ten Great Musical Educators

Control of the Voice (interview with Lansing Hatfield)

Magic of Sound: Sound, Which is Necessary to Life, Can Be Constructive or Destructive; Scientists Are Now Working on its Beneficial Effects

New Thoughts on Voice Care (interview …

Campus Lights 1946, Murray State College

Campus Lights

No abstract provided.

Campus Lights 1945, Murray State College

Campus Lights

No abstract provided.

Volume 63, Number 11 (November 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Three Centuries of Thanksgiving

Magic of Melody

Making the Met: Which is 1945 Slang for Securing an Opportunity to Appear as Soloist at the Metropolitan Opera House with the Opera Company of the Metropolitan Opera Association (interview with Edward Johnson)

Principles I Learned from Tobias Mathay (interview with Ray Lev)

Music Teacher's Day in a Boom Town

Class Teaching in Applied Music

Overcoming the Handicaps of the Adult Piano Beginner

Who Should Play the Harp? (interview with Edward Vito)

Volume 63, Number 10 (October 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Concert in Berlin

Mendelssohn's Religious Faith

Modern Device for Teaching the Scales

Music Down Under: Many Surprises in Musical Activity in Australia

Wine of Islam: Coffee, Coffee Houses, and Music

There's a Future in Radio, IF

Britain Produces New Operatic Success

Piano Never Talks Back

What Do You Know About the Symphony Orchestra?: A Practical Quiz for Classes and Clubs

Technic of Music Listening: Channels Through Which the Fine Art Reaches the Emotions

What! Not Able to Read Music?

Choral Art for America (interview with Robert Shaw)

Volume 63, Number 09 (September 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Make It Clear

Distinguished American Guitarist Celebrates Eighty-fifth Birthday

As to Music Appreciation

Our Musical Good Neighbor, Brazil (interview with Olga Coelho)

From a Studio Window: Observations Based on Thirty Years of Teaching at Illinois Conservatory of Music, Mount Holyoke College, and Northfield School for Girls

Musical Advance in China (Part Two)

Superstitious Musicians

The Greeks and Musical Therapeutics: On Their Use of Music to Curb the Passions, Improve the Complexion, and Cure Diseases

The Background of Background Music: How NBC's Experts Fit Music to the Mood and Action of Dramatic Shows

What's Wrong With Our Concert Halls?

Does Music …

Volume 63, Number 08 (August 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

What Good is Art?

Here Comes the Band

Have You Met Her?

Art of Duo Singing (interview the Victoria Anderson and Viola Morris)

Beethoven's Martinet Teacher

Let's Clarify Music Teaching! (interview with Leo Reisman)

Mr. Piano Writes His Autobiography

Building an Orchestra (interview with Karl Krueger)

Place of Music in Military Hospitals: With Particular Reference to Its Use During Convalescence and Reconditioning of Men with Wartime Injuries

Things Some Teachers Ought to Know

Adult Beginners Want to Learn

Music in New China

Volume 63, Number 04 (April 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Oceans of Tunes

Prescription for a Music Supervisor

Developing the Orchestra (interview with Artur Rodzinski)

Quality Pays

New Keys to Practice

Choose the Right Music

Rhythm, Music, and the Theater (interview with Rouben Mamoulian)

Annual Auditions for American Piano Pupils

What is Expected of an Accompanist?

Fading Fires: Why Does Musical Genius Expire in Some Cases and Continue in Others?

FDR's Favorite Song

Octogenarians, Take Notice

Elusive Pedaling

Applying Principles of Painting to Music

Independence at the Keyboard

Volume 63, Number 02 (February 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Music and a Loftier Race

New Keys to Practice

Music America Wants: The Amazing Story of How Two Banjos, a Drum, and a Piano Developed into a Vast Musical Enterprise (interview with Fred Waring)

Warming-Up Exercises Make Better Public Performances

There's No Substitute for Knowledge!: How Motion Picture Music is Written (interview with Victor Young)

Victor Young and Victor Young

Our Future Musical Theater (interview with Richard Rodgers)

Music Student Awards Make Better Pupils: War Stamps Make Splendid Prizes

Making Bach Interesting (interview with Alexander Borovsky)

Use of the Palato-Pharyngeal Muscles in Singing

Letter from London: Music, During Britain's Darkest …

Volume 63, Number 01 (January 1945), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Dawn on the Horizon

Fresh Winds Will Blow Again: A Discussion of Music and Meteorology: A Physician Tells How the Weather Gets on Composers’ Nerves

Ladder to Virtuosity (interview with Mischa Elman)

Quiz to Test Your Musical Knowledge

How to Rehearse (interview with Donald Voorhees)

Edgar Stillman Kelley Passes

If Parents Had Had Their Way

Music as a Living, Human Element

New York's First Opera

What Nazism Has Done to German Song: What Happens to the Tunes When Hitler Provides the Words

Voice Training Through Emotions (interview with John Seaman Garns)

Immortal Pat: America's Super-Salesman of Music

Katherine Ruth Heyman—A …

Volume 62, Number 09 (September 1944), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Dependable Technic

Basic Beethoven: Alexander Wheelock Thayer's Remarkable Biography Still the Most Consulted Book In Its Class

Philosophy of Musicianship (interview with Fritz Kreisler)

Music in War Torn Normandy

Selecting Music to Fit the Hall: Should Music Designed for a Small Room Be Played in a Great Auditorium?

Aloha Oe and Its Famous Composer: How Hawaii's Queen Wrote One of the Most Popular of All Songs

Musician's Bible: Bach's Well-tempered Clavichord and What It Has Meant to Musical Art

How Can I Raise My Income: A Nation-Wide Symposium with Contributions from Practical American Teachers

It Came in a Dream: Great …

Volume 62, Number 04 (April 1944), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

De Gustibus non est Disputandum

Great Mr. Handel Enters the Films

Gloria in Excelsis Deo!

Piano Practice Game That Is Fun

Great Pipe Organs in American Mansions (interview with Archer Gibson)

Great Mr. Handel Now in the Films: Scenes from the English Technicolor Success, Courtesy of Midfilm, Inc.

Building Musicianship (interview with David and Clara Damrosch Mannes)

Rolling Her Way to Triumph: How a Girl with a Gift Arrived by the Wheel-Chair Route (interview with Ethelwynne Kingsbury)

Reaching Fame the Hard Way (interview with Jan Peerce)

Music Should be Fun for Children: How Music Parties Made Practicing a Joy

So …

Campus Lights 1944, Murray State College

Campus Lights

No abstract provided.

Volume 61, Number 12 (December 1943), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Christmas Canticle (Poem)

Piano When Peace Comes (interview with Lucien Wulsin)

Hints for the Young Violinist (interview with Carroll Glenn)

Turning the Searchlight on Musical Harmonies

Music and the Americas of Tomorrow (interview with James Rowland Angell)

Jitterbugs of Yesteryear: Dancing Madness through the Ages

Save Your Old Etudes: They are Valuable

Carols at Christmas

Music and War Manpower

Story of Beethoven's Adelaide

Don't Wreck—Build: How Destructive Criticism May be Turned into Profitable Criticism

Singing with Philosophy (interview with Igor Gorin)

Process of Weight Release in Piano Playing

Modern Ballet and Its Music

Technic of the Month—Prelude in B major, …

Volume 61, Number 09 (September 1943), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

When Walt Whitman was a Music Critic

How to Become a Better Pianist (interview with Jan Smeterlin)

Opera for the Millions: An Analysis of the Popularity of Opera (interview with Milton J. Cross)

Use the Mirror in Voice Study

Claude Debussy, French Patriot

Musicians in Khaki: A Vision of Victory in Music Thrills Britain's Armies: The Amazing Story of Symphony Orchestras Made Up of Officers and Men

Among the Composers

Fundamentals of Good Breathing

Natural Power in Piano Playing

Roses and Thorns in the Path of Private Teaching

Grieg—Nationalist and Cosmopolitan: Personal Recollections of Edvard Grieg, Part 4

Three T's: …

Volume 61, Number 07 (July 1943), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Words and Music

Etude Music Lover's Bookshelf

Grieg—Nationalist and Cosmopolitan: Personal Recollections of Edvard Grieg, Part 2

Music Gave Me a Career (interview with Deanna Durbin)

New Era for American Composers (interview with Deems Taylor)

Artistic Possibilities of Good Jazz (interview with Raymond Scott)

Key Lines for Hand Position

Importance of Good Keyboard Action

Scale Contest That Worked

Left-Handed Musicians

How I Worked It Out

Why Not Better Violinists?

Those Puzzling Fifths

Problems in Choral Singing (interview with Albert Stoessel)

Shostakovich Talks on War and Music

Arousing Interest Through Color

Americans All!

Recital Preparation

Our Songs Embody Our National Morale …