Digital Commons Network^™

Volume 38, Number 10 (October 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Musical Soul of the American Indian

Keyboard Masters of Other Years

Does Your Piano Need a Scavenger?

Light Touch

American Indian's Music Idealized

Great Possibilities of American Music Clubs

Places That Don't Sound Right and What to Do With Them

Shall I Take Up Music as a Profession?

Be Generous with Praise

Impressions of Indian Music as Heard in the Woods, Prairies, Mountains and Wigwams

Passing of Carlos Troyer, Musician and Explorer: Famous Friend of the Indians and the Notable Work He Accomplished

Interesting Facts About the Indians

Indian Musicians in the Modern World

Lieurance Program

Collectors of Native American …

Volume 38, Number 09 (September 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

How to Hold Your Audience

Injured Right Hand a Blessing

Playing in the Right Octave

How to Make Your Practice Time Less Tedious

Music Composition as a Field for Women (interview with Carrie Jacobs-Bond)

Why Underpay the Music Teacher?

Early Fall Recital

Does Your Pupil Know What Music to Bring to the First Fall Lesson?

Painless Musical Bookkeeping

Opening Gun of the Teaching Season: What a Teacher Must Do to Insure a Prompt Start and a Full Class

Gradual Hand Stretching Exercise

All About Variations

Some Hints on Modern Fingering

Ultra-Modern Music Explained: Unusual Futurist Harmony and Form Discussed

Remembering …

Volume 38, Number 08 (August 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Three Touches Employed in Melody Playing

How to Create New Teaching Business

Direct Method in Music Study

Basis of Success in Music Reading

Fighting Fate to Triumph

Never Too Late

To Parents—Don't Give Up Your Music

To the Pupil Without a Teacher

School and Studio: Studies in the Cirriculum of the Public School Which Compare with Musical Studies

Practical Aspects of Modern Pianoforte Study (interview with M. Alfred Cortot)

Accenting Compound Measures

By-Product of Counting Aloud

Passing Notes

How Much Do You Practice?

More Advanced Technical Exercises and the Relation of Technical Exercises to Studies

Starting Them In

First Steps …

Volume 38, Number 07 (July 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Know How in the Art of Singing (interview with Mary Garden)

Summer Activities of the Music Teacher

Music and Mechanics

Why Use the Letter C in 4/4 Time?

What Every Piano Student Should Know About Pedaling

Technic or No Technic? Which?

Best Remedy I Have Ever Found for Nervousness in Public Performance

Secrets of the Success of Great Musicians

Good Beginning

Memories of Rubinstein and Liszt

Why Go to Pieces?

Make Your Left Hand Intelligent

Musical Patriotism

Strengthening the Weaker Digits

Where Does Father Come In?

Helpful Hints on Arpeggio Fingering

Illustration and Story in Piano Teaching

That Loud Pedal …

Ua45/6 Commencement Concert, Wku Registrar

WKU Administration Documents

Commencement concert program and graduation program listing music certificate / diploma recipients.

Volume 38, Number 06 (June 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

What Must I Go Through to Become a Prima Donna? (interview with Geraldine Farrar)

More Income for Music Teachers: How and Why One Teacher Made Good at an Increased Price

Count the Cost

Musical Genius Everywhere

Child's First Piano Lesson

How to Get Your First Pupils

Compelling Force in Musical Success (interview with Alberto Jonás)

What Shall I Teach?

Most Simple Way of Teaching Lines and Spaces

Scale Maxims

Hint on Memorizing

New Pianistic Beauties Through New Pedal Effects

Did You Say You Couldn't Memorize Music? Read This!

Taking American Music Seriously

Temperature and Practice

Let the Light Fall Right …

Volume 38, Number 05 (May 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

New Tendencies in Pianistic Art (interview with Benno Moiseiwitsch)

Note on Interpretation

How to Write Characteristic Music

Some Big Thoughts from a Great Writer

Slow Scales

Don't be Fooled by Fake Memory Systems

Technic versus Interpretation in Piano Study

Those Tiresome Five-Finger Exercises!

Teaching in the Language of Do

What Do You Mean by Musical Expression?

Well-tuned Piano

Start the Fashion of Punctuality

How the Great Masters Practiced

Interest at the Very Beginning

Dictating Music

Mystery of Genius

New Pianistic Beauties by New Pedal Effects

Tone-Deaf Pupils

Will Ragtime Turn to Symphonic Poems (interview with Major Rupert Hughes)

Some Interesting …

Volume 38, Number 04 (April 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Music for the Man of To-day (interview with Rupert Hughes)

Don't Be Discouraged

Need for Wrist Freedom

Psychic Influence in Modern Music

Slow Practice the First Step on the Road to Virtuosity

Romance of a Famous Song: Judge Galloway's The Gypsy Trail

Recipes for Profitable Practice

Piano Playing of To-day

Temperament, Technic and Tact in Accompanying

Some Important Facts About Studying Real Composition

Introducing Yourself to the Pupil

Scales in Four Octaves

Getting the Most from Technical Exercises

Hateful Half Hour' Practice and Some Ways of Overcoming It

How Some Composers Compose

Attention as a Factor in Piano Study

Why …

Volume 38, Number 03 (March 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Musical Aftermath of the Great War (interview with Walter Damrosch)

Catchy Fourth

Getting Ahead in Music

Method versus Methods: A Practical Talk to Teachers from a Renowned European Pedagog

Murdering Your New Piece

Secrets of the Success of Great Musicians

Secret of a Good Musical Memory: Successive Steps in Acquiring the Art of Remembering Music

Piano Teacher's Best Advancement

Home-Made Metronome

Classic Piano Playing from Beethoven to the Modern

Hints for Your Repertoire

Ill-Founded Conclusion Concerning the Great Mozart

Every Music Student Should Learn How to Accompany

Right Kind of Musical History

Do You Want a Flexible Wrist?

What Instrument …

Volume 38, Number 02 (February 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Notable Group of American Musical Educators

Etudes of Chopin and How They Ought to be Practiced

Multiple Rhythm

Indispensables in Pianistic Success

Some Errors and How I Corrected Them

What is Shape in Music

All Sorts and Conditions of Pupils

Is Playing by Ear Harmful? Play What You See, See What You Play; Play What you Hear, Hear What You Play; See What You Hear, Hear What You See

Key Relationship and Key Signatures

Hearing Wrong Fingering

Secrets of the Success of Great Musicians

High-Grade Concerts in a Small Town

Gather Memories! The True Story of a Musician Who Did …

Instrumental Music Is Scriptural, O. E. Payne

Stone-Campbell Books

No abstract provided.

Voice Culture In Classes, J. B. Herbert

Stone-Campbell Books

No abstract provided.

Sherwood Music School Annual Catalog 1920-1921, Sherwood Music School

Academic Catalogs

The 1920-1921 Annual Academic Catalog for Sherwood Music School, featuring information about the School, its affiliated branches' purpose and locations, department descriptions, biographical information about and images of faculty, course descriptions, and tuition information.

Volume 38, Number 01 (January 1920), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Indispensables in Pianistic Success (interview with Josef Hofmann)

Irregular Rhythms

Records That Help the Music Teacher

Qu-est-ce Que Vous Voulez?

Don't Be Too Awfully Dignified

Three Rs of Sight Reading

Musical Embellishments

Taking Stock

Conquer Your Bête Noire

Inter-relationship of the Ear and the Eye

Some Practical Hints on Pedaling

Dressing the Part

Lines and Spaces

Musical Pot-Boilers: Facts about the Mental Tasks Which Great Masters Have Been Forced to Undertake to Earn a Bare Existence

Difficulty in Piano Music

After the Novelty Has Gone

Clairvoyance, Spiritism and Occultism in Music

Sensations in the Spotlight

Blazing New Trails

Will Richard …

Please Don't Jazz My Mammy's Lullaby / Music By John E. Broderick; Words By John E. Broderick, John E. Broderick, Jerome H. Remick And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of a Caucasian male thinking about when he was a child, being held by his African American mammy, African American male musicians stroll past performing in a lively fashion; Publisher: Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York)

Old Man Jazz / Words By Gene Quaw, Gene Quaw, Jos. W. Stern And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of silhouetted musicians; description reads an eccentric fox-trot song; Publisher: Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York)

When The Harvest Moon Is Shining / Music By Harry Von Tilzer; Words By Andrew B. Sterling, Harry Von Tilzer, Andrew B. Sterling, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: a drawing of a woman; Publisher: Harry von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York)

Sweet Mamma (Papa's Getting Mad) / Words By Fred Rose, George A. Little, And Peter L. Frost, Fred Rose, George A. Little, Peter L. Frost, Jack Mills Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: photo of Sophie Tucker and Her Kings of Syncopation; Publisher: Jack Mills Inc. (New York)

Rock-A-Bye Lullabye Mammy / Music By Walter Donaldson; Words By Grant Clarke, Walter Donaldson, Grant Clarke, Irving Berlin Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

No abstract provided.

Don't Take Away Those Blues / Words By Joe Mckiernan And Norman Spencer, Joe Mckiernan, Norman Spencer, Jerome H. Remick And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of well-dressed Caucasian couples dancing; Publisher: Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York)

My Gee-Gee From The Fiji Isles / Music By Albert Von Tilzer; Words By Lew Brown, Albert Von Tilzer, Lew Brown, Broadway Music Corporation (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of a woman in an exotic dress performing in a circus, as an old man looks longingly on; Publisher: Broadway Music Corporation (New York)

Will You Love Me Darling When I'M Old?/ Music By Fred V. Bowers; Words By Arthur Lamb, Fred V. Bowers, Arthur Lamb, Jos. W. Stern And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: photograph of Fred. V. Bowers; sentimental ballad sung by James Barardie with Gus Hills Minstrels; Publisher: Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York)

Turkey In The Straw / Music By Otto Bonnell; Words By Leo Wood, Otto Bonnell, Leo Wood, Leo Feist Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of an African American male singing and playing a five-string banjo; description reads a rag-time fantasy [only the cover and first page of music remain]; Publisher: Leo Feist Inc. (New York)

La Veeda / Music By John Alden; Words By Nat. Vincent, John Alden, Nat. Vincent, Jerome H. Remick And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of a woman dancing in fancy dress; description reads Castilian fox-trot; Publisher: Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York)

The Love Nest / Music By Louis A. Hirch; Words By Otto Harbach And Frank Mandel, Louis A. Hirch, Otto Harbach, Frank Mandel, Victoria Publishing Corp. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

No abstract provided.

Little Alabama Coon / Music By Hattie Starr; Words By Hattie Starr, Hattie Starr, Edward B. Marks Music Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

No abstract provided.

The Moon Shines On The Moonshine / Music By Robert Hood Bowers; Words By Francis De Witt, Robert Hood Bowers, Francis De Witt, Shapiro Bernstein And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: photo of singer Bert Williams in blackface; Publisher: Shapiro Bernstein and Co. (New York)

Sweet Lullabys / Words By Arne Emerson, Arne Emerson, Melody Shop (Williamsport)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of an African American woman rocking a Caucasian baby to sleep; Publisher: Melody Shop (Williamsport)

Days Of A Short While Ago, E P. Womack, Harry P. Guy

Historic Sheet Music Collection

1. I've heard many beautiful songs in my time, Touched deep by their sweet melodies, But the song that I heard thru a window last night, Will live in my memory. 2. There's many a girl with her sweetheart tonight, As happy as happy can be, And there's many a one who is singing tonight, The words to this melody. CHORUS: Bring back the days of a short while ago, The ones I use to know, In fancy I see him when he went away, Standing in the moonlight rays, His eyes all aglow with the lovelight That only a …

[The] Turkey & The Pilgrim, Alice Terhune, Ladies Home Journal

ALLM: Civil War Sheet Music Collection

80.7568.1238 – “[The] Turkey & the Pilgrim”: Alice Terhune: Published in the Ladies Home Journal: 1920: Voice.