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Volume 44, Number 06 (June 1926), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Everything Counts in Your Musical Success (interview with Lawrence Tibbett)

Vale, Melodeon!

Profitable Lesson in Playing Double Notes

Women's Orchestras in 18th Century Italy

Simple Help for Scale-Mastery

Attention and Getting Along

Practical Point for Practical Teachers

Getting the Hang of the Rhythm

Various Ways of Writing Dots and Their Corresponding Touches

Rightly Learned Piece

Learning the Keyboard

How Words Help

Musical Biographical Catechism: Tiny Life Stories of Great Masters

Adult Beginner and His Problems

For the Musically Slow

Selecting Compositions for Your Pupils

Cyril Scott and His Ego

How to Play Correctly Two Notes Against Three

Thumb Drill of …

Volume 44, Number 05 (May 1926), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Beethoven's Piano Sonatas, and How to Play Them

Getting Technic Away from the Keyboard

Vitality in Practice

I Am Music

Silent Practice

Study of Scales

Speeding Up Sight Reading

Going to Opera and Concerts in Europe

Syncopation

Teaching the Child to Listen

Study in Rhythm

Chopin as a Master of Form

Reading the Bass Clef

Notable Musical Program: The Philadelphia Sesqui-Centennial, 1776-1926

How Can I Raise the Standard of My Playing? Some Experiments in the Fundamentals of Passage-Playing

Making Changes in Tempo

Time Keeper

First Steps in Transposition

On Selecting Music for Pupils

What Great Men Said About Chopin

Art …

Volume 44, Number 04 (April 1926), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Hungary' Love for Music

Waiting for Inspiration

Slow Down

Don't Play Your Hardest Pieces in Public

Regular Practice Counts

Psychology of Reading Music at Sight

Dead Notes

Little Life Stories of the Great Masters

Strength of Silence

Hungary, the Land of Rhythm and Melody (interview with Yolanda Mëro)

Reveling in Music

Chord Playing

Imitation in Musical Compositions

Aids for the Slow Reader

Irresistible Lure of Gypsy Music

Practical Method of Teaching Treble and Bass Notes

Five Reasons Why You Should Study the Piano

Nervousness

Get a Musical Education First (interview with Margarete Matzenauer)

Our Musical Esperanto

On Temper in Piano …

Volume 44, Number 03 (March 1926), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Under No Consideration Would I Give Up Music (interview with Ralph Modjeski)

Are Scales Worth-While?

Winter Musicales

Equal Finger Development

Most Musical Town in the World

Mixing Heart with Art

Getting the Student's Measure

Some Points in Pianoforte Duet Playing

Thought Starters

Chopin's Preludes as Interpreted by Liszt

Hard Pierce!

Helps Along the Road

True Chopin

Slow Practice on Old Pieces

Resolves for the New Year

Some Inspirations of Composers

Little Life Stories of the Great Masters

Chopin Reflections

Chopin in His Last Years

Can Expressive Playing be Taught?

Teach Children to Compose

Music of Ireland

Music Teachers' Organizations Honor …

Volume 44, Number 02 (February 1926), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Chopin: A Eulogy Upon the Greatest of Polish Musicians

Chopin's Estimate of Other Musicians

Six Don’t's for Young Students

Chopin Pilgrimage in the Mediterranean

What the Piano Teacher Must Know

Interesting Class Lessons

Vary the Position

Present-Day Significance of Chopin

Inspirational Moments

Climaxes in Chopin's Art

Character Study of Chopin

Chopin Reflections

Episodes on the Life of Chopin: Milestones, Musical and Otherwise, in the Career of the Most Famous Master of Piano Music

First Lesson on the Keyboard

Can You Discriminate?

Genius of Chopin

Chopin Character Lines

Chopin and Schumann Play Quits

Chopin Chronology

That New Composition

Advice on the …

The Salamander February 1926, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The Salamander was a short-lived student publication released monthly during the 1925-1926 academic year at the Rhode Island School of Design. Beginning in January 1926, contents were printed on both sides of the page, mostly comprised of fictional gossip and humor. The issue of February 1926 included poems, RISD sports news, art exhibitions, a concert at Memorial Hall and hand drawn illustrations.

Volume 44, Number 01 (January 1926), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Tributes from Eminent Men and Women to Theodore Presser

How to Teach the Major and Minor Scales

Suggestion for Orchestra Goers

Some Aspects of America's Advance in the Musical Art (interview with Owen Wister)

Practice Hour for the Rusty Housewife

Character Study of Theodore Presser the Man: Biography of Theodore Presser as it Appears in Who's Who for 1925

Inspirational Moments

What Part Has Modernism in Present Day Piano Study

Teaching Old Pianists New Tricks

Touch

Utilizing Sensations

Life Appreciations of Theodore Presser from Those Who Knew Him

Opus-Numbers

Adaptable Wrist-Action

Practical Fingering Illustrated for Individual Needs: A Self-Help for …

Great Songs Of The Church: A Comprehensive Collection Of Psalms, Hymns, And Spiritual Songs Of The First Class, Suitable For All Services Of The Church, Alphabetically Arranged., E. L. Jorgenson

Stone-Campbell Books

No abstract provided.

Sherwood Music School Annual Catalog 1926-1927, Sherwood Music School

Academic Catalogs

The 1926-1927 Annual Academic Catalog for Sherwood Music School, featuring information about the School, its affiliated branches' purpose and locations, department descriptions, courses of study, course descriptions, student services, biographical information about and images of faculty, and tuition information.

Go Back Where You Stayed Last Night / Words By Ethel Waters And Sidney Easton, Ethel Waters, Sidney Easton, Triangle Music Pub. Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: photo of a woman sending a dejected man out into the snow; Publisher: Triangle Music Pub. Co. (New York)

Horses / Music By Gay Byron; Words By Richard A. Whiting, Gay Byron, Richard A. Whiting, Leo Feist Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of three horses with riders in a race; photo of the Oriole Orchestra; description reads A Funny Fox Trot Song with Ukulele Accompaniment; Publisher: Leo Feist Inc. (New York)

When Day Is Done / Music By Robert Katscher; Words By B.G. De Sylva, Robert Katscher, B. G. Desylva, Harms Incorporated (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: a drawing of womans portrait; Publisher: Harms Incorporated (New York)

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot / Words By F. Henri Klickmann, F. Henri Klickmann, Mills Music Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: description reads negro spiritual; Publisher: Mills Music Inc. (New York)

Me Too (Ho-Ho! Ha-Ha!) / Words By Harry Woods, Charles Tobias, And Al Sherman, Harry Woods, Charles Tobias, Al Sherman, Shapiro Bernstein And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: drawing of a woman in a red dress standing on a green Carpet, in background a man waves to her from his car; photo inset of Jan Garber; Publisher: Shapiro Bernstein and Co. (New York)

That Night In Araby / Music By Ted Snyder; Words By Billy Rose, Ted Snyder, Billy Rose, Henry Waterson, Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: a photo of Rudolph Valentino; Publisher: Henry Waterson, Inc. (New York)

There's A New Star In Heaven Tonight / Words By J. Keirn Brennan, Irving Mills, And Jimmy Mchugh, J. Keirn Brennan, Irving Mills, Jimmy Mchugh, Jack Mills Inc. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1920-1929

Cover: a photo of Rudolph Valentino; Publisher: Jack Mills Inc. (New York)

Come To The Fair, Easthope Martin, Helen Taylor

Historic Sheet Music Collection

The sun is ashining to welcome the day,
Heigh-ho! come to the fair!
All the stalls on the green are as fine as can be!
With trinkets and tokens so pretty to see,
So it's come then, maidens and men,
To the fair in the pride of the morning.
So deck yourselves out in your finest array,
With a heigh-ho! come to the fair!
The fiddles are playing the tune that you know: "Hiegh-ho! come to the fair!"
The drums are all beating, away let us go,
Heigh-ho! come to the fair!
There'll be racing and chasing from morning till …

What Does Old Glory Say, Fred L. Hakel, Jas. B. Gaughen, James B. Gaughen

ALLM: Civil War Sheet Music Collection

80.7568.1368 – “What Does Old Glory Say”: Fred L. Hakel: Jas. B. Gaughen: James B. Gaughen: 1926: Voice.

The Salamander January 1926, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The Salamander was a short-lived student publication released monthly during the 1925-1926 academic year at the Rhode Island School of Design. Beginning in January 1926, contents were printed on both sides of the page, mostly comprised of fictional gossip and humor. Hand drawn illustrations are also included. The issue of January 1926 also included a brief article about library reference services for RISD students.

Baby-Pussi-Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes!: Lied Und Shimmy, Camilla Frydan

Musical Performances

No abstract provided.

Volume 43, Number 12 (December 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Music the Humanizer

Tinsel and Gold of Opera

Studying Aloud

Collapsible Fingers

How to Prepare for Playing in Concerts

Artistic Execution of Octaves

Don't Discourage the Pupil by Beginning all Over Again

Facts about Early Musicians

Brahms, Tausig and Some Variations

Your Chances of Scaling the Operatic Heights (interview with Maria Jeritza)

Two Geniuses in One Apartment

Touch that Thrills

Brahms on Composing Songs

Dictionary Dick

Keyboard Guides

New Ideas on Study and Practice (interview with Percy Grainger)

Some Suggestions for Sightreading

Keep Sweet

Relaxed Piano Playing

Steps Upward

Landing on Skips

Need for Merry Music

Rising Tide of Musical …

The Salamander December 1925, Earl L. Students Of Risd, Risd J. Archives, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The Salamander was a short-lived student publication released monthly during the 1925-1926 academic year at the Rhode Island School of Design. Contents were printed on one side of the page, mostly comprised of fictional gossip and humor. Hand drawn illustrations are also included. The issue of December 1925 also included a brief opinion piece about the Providence Art Club and RISD sports news.

Volume 43, Number 11 (November 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Singer and the Church

Analysis and the Synthesis as Related to Theory and Practice

Vocal Introspection

Technic of Singing

Italian Aspect of the Art of Pianoforte Playingn (interview with Maria Carreras)

Try Praise

Four Charming Pupils' Recitals

Contemporary Musical Comments

Digging and Plodding in Music: How Work Solves Many Student Problems

Counting Contest

Class Lessons and Accenting

Private Box

Writing Harmony Exercises

Amateur Composers

Musical Peep-Hole Museum

How to Organize a Community Chorus: Practical Advice Based Upon Wide Experience Here and Abroad

Arabian Music

Missed Lesson, Again

Debutante's Publicity

Most Important Element in Piano Technic: How to Avoid Nervous Breakdown …

The Salamander November 1925, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The Salamander was a short-lived student publication released monthly during the 1925-1926 academic year at the Rhode Island School of Design. Contents were printed on one side of the page, mostly comprised of fictional gossip and humor. Hand drawn illustrations are also included. The issue of November 1925 included a brief article about tardiness to classes and a call for a larger drama club at RISD.

Volume 43, Number 10 (October 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Talks on Playing the Piano

Inspirational Moments with Cultured Minds that Love Music

To Promote Clean Playing

Tone Color Explained: Why Does the Same Note Sound Differently When Played by Different Instruments? What are Harmonics?

You Are Responsible

Touch Piano Playing

Little Life Stories of the Great Masters—Verdi

Teaching With Enthusiasm

Principles of Fingering in Piano Playing

Eternal Vigilance the Price of Technic

Ferdinand Himmelreich

Piano in Modern Music

Why Wagner Triumphed: An Understanding of the Ideals and Principles Which He Pursued Indefatigably

What About Class Instruction?

Music Teacher's Debt to the Automobile

Little Facts from Musical History

Master Thoughts …

Volume 43, Number 09 (September 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

How to Play an Artistic Accompaniment

How Health Affects the Memory

Musical Maxims

Rebuilding a Long-Neglected Piano Technic

How Music is Saving Thousands From Permanent Mental Breakdown: Remarkable Results of Experiments and Investigations Now Being Conducted in Large Hospitals for Mental Diseases and In Penal Institutions (interview with Willem van de Wall)

Small Talent

Musical Spelling Bee

Teacher's Turn

Those Excuses!

Music of the Spheres: How the Musician May Develop His Soul Through the Study of the Stars

How Goldmark Won a Hearing

Talking Machine and Small Children

Finger Taps

Imagination in Playing

Helpful Hint for Teachers

Those Little Feet …

Volume 43, Number 08 (August 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Modern Ideas in Pianoforte Technic (interview with E. Robert Schmitz)

Developing a Sense of Rhythm

What Schubert Thought About

There is Music in the Air

Mirth and Music: A Midsummer Page of Merriment and Wit of the Famous Musicians, Taken from the Recent Highly Entertaining Book, Musical Laughs

Reading Music by Groups

Your Musical Memory—How to Enlarge It

Carmen's Half Century

Schubert's Daily Round

Virtuosity Versus Musicianship

Motives

Naming the Note Family

Systematic Practice Plan

Mastering Forearm Movements

John Brown, of John Brown's Body

Mean and Cranky

How to Select a Teacher

American Renaissance of Johann Sebastian Bach (interview with …

Volume 43, Number 07 (July 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Era of Great Orchestral Conductors in America

Gottschalk Bit His Nails

Everlasting Fight for Good Music

Those Fourth and Fifth Fingers

First Steps in Memorizing

Use of the Pedals

Feel the Rhythm

What is Thematic Development?

Another Way to Memorize

Practice of Arpeggios

Felix Le Couppey

Tempest, A Musical Play

Help to Acquire a Brilliant Technic

Contagious Short Motive

Von Buelow and His Vidow

Can I Learn to Conduct?: Practical Hints on Conducting Orchestras and Choruses

Four Charming Pupils' Recitals

Protect Your Friends From This Monstrous Musical Swindle

True-False Examination in Music

Miss Blank's Method

When to Leave a Teacher

Volume 43, Number 06 (June 1925), James Francis Cooke

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Master Secret of a Great Teacher (interview with Alexander Brailowsky)

Rossini's Musical Opinions

Inspirational Moments with Eminent Friends of Music

Indefatigable Czerny

Running Down Bad Habits

Most Important Principle in Piano Practice: What Rubinstein Said Was the Greatest Thing He Could Teach His Pupils

Value of Togetherness

How to Make Practice Interesting

Reaching the Boy Through Good Music: Notable Work Conducted in Junior Orchestras, Boy Bands and Harmonica Clubs

Suggestions for Summer Work

Tears of Berlioz

Beautifying Octaves

Musical Americana

Keyboard Tricks of Great Virtuosi

How Gottschalk Avoided Stage-Fright

Weight-Playing

What the Music Student Should Know About the Minor Scale …

30th Annual Commencement, Sherwood Music School

Commencement Programs

Program for the Sherwood Music School 30th Annual Concert and Commencement at Orchestra Hall (220 South Michigan Avenue) held on May 29, 1925.