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Volume 22, Number 05 (May 1904), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

German Centers of Music Study: Leipzig and Its Great Conservatory

How Composers Work

My Friend Musicus and His Practice Gloves: A Practical Hint for Pianists

Lesson of a Noble Life: What a Country Teacher Did for a Community

Plea for the Use of the Black Keys

What is American Music?

Pupil's Repertory: How to Keep It

How the Teacher is Taught

Strength in Piano Playing

Pure Music and Program Music

How to Teach Little Children

Volume 22, Number 04 (April 1904), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Mme. Marchesi: Some of Her Teaching Principles

Musical Taste or Expression

Pertinent Points for Practical Pupils

Perception: Its Relation to Sight Reading

Boy Piano Student

Repertory of Pupils: Why, How and What?

Business of Music Teaching

Richard Strauss

Taste Versus Prejudice

Some Ideas for Teaching Children

Counting Aloud

Mannerism in Music

Shall I Make a Specialty of Training Children?

Training the Power of Concentration

Volume 22, Number 03 (March 1904), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Talk with George W. Chadwick

Astronomy of Music

Conservatism in Piano Program Construction

Memorizing a Repertory

Pianoforte Legato

Mental Practice

Which Hand First?

Art of Criticism Indispensable to Music Education

Child's Start in Music

In Favor of Arrangements

Volume 22, Number 02 (February 1904), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

New Gems in the Old Classics: A Talk with Mrs. H.H.A. Beach

Concerning the Staccato Touch

Teaching of the History of Music

How and Why of Scale Practice

On the Self-Development of the Teacher

Analysis of a Composition and Other Aids to Interpretation

Music-Students and Concert-Going

Method of Teaching

Two Lessons vs. One Per Week

Little Singer

Reasons for Holding Class Meetings

True Genius of the Pianoforte

Volume 22, Number 01 (January 1904), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Study of Great Vocal Works. A Talk with Alberto Randegger

From Virginal to Pianoforte

Why is Music Written in so Many Keys?

How the Teacher Conducts the Lesson

Analysis of a Composition and Other Aids to the Interpretation fo Piano-Musi

Parallels in Music Teaching

Careless Practicing

Real Purpose of Teaching Music in the Public Schools

Gospel of Effort

What is Kindergarten Music?

Illustration: Its Power in Teaching

Back, Back, Back To Baltimore / Music By Egbert Van Alstyne; Words By Harry William, Egbert Van Alstyne, Harry William, Shapiro Remick And Company (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of an angry African American hobo trudging through the snow with a knapsack over his shoulder; inset of a photo of Clarice Vance; Publisher: Shapiro Remick and Company (New York)

Alexander Don't You Love Your Baby No More? / 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, 1900-1909

Key of G. Cover: drawing of lady singing to her man through an open window; description at top reads: Terrific Coon Hit by the Writers of Hannah Wont You Open that Door?; Publisher: Harry von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York)

Darktown Barbacue / Music By Will Marion Cook; Words By Will Marion Cook, Will Marion Cook, John H. Cook Publishing Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of a bulls head with a string of flowers tied between the horns, caricatures of African American males stare out from the cows eyes, while an African American female is painted on the cows forehead; Music Supplement New York American and Journal, Sunday, April 16, 1905; Publisher: John H. Cook Publishing Co. (New York)

Ev'ry Little Bit Helps / Music By Fred Fisher; Words By George Whiting, Fred Fisher, George Whiting, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of two well dressed African Americans, the male is on his knees addressing the female, who has her back turned to him and her nose turned up; Publisher: Harry von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York)

My Honey Lou / Words By Thurland Chattaway, Thurland Chattaway, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of an African American couple about to kiss; description reads a darkey love song; Publisher: F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. (New York)

St. Louis Tickle / Words By Barney & Seymour, Barney & Seymour, Harold Rossiter Music Co. (Chicago)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: caricature of an African American male playing a five-string banjo; Barney and Seymour is a pseudonym for Theron Catlan Bennett (1879-1937); Publisher: Harold Rossiter Music Co. (Chicago)

Shame On You / Music By John Larkins; Words By Chris Smith, John Larkins, Chris Smith, Jos. W. Stern And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of an African American preacher stealing a chicken; photo inset of Lew Dockstader in blackface; Publisher: Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York)

That Is A Habit I Never Had / Music By Walter Wilson; Words By Walter Wilson, Walter Wilson, Howley Dresser Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of a portly African American male smoking a cigar and staring into the distance, where workers toil; photo inset of singers Leighton and Leighton; Publisher: Howley Dresser Co. (New York)

Higgledy-Piggledy / Music By Maurice Levi; Words By Edgar Smith, Maurice Levi, Edgar Smith

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: photo of woman in hat with two smaller photos of a man; Publisher: x

The Radium Dance / Words By Jean Schwartz, Jean Schwartz, Jerome H. Remick And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Key of F. Cover: a drawing of (5) Clowns Silhouettes; Publisher: Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York)

Shut Tight Dose Winkin' Blinkin' Eyes / Words By Thomas Curtis Clark, Thomas Curtis Clark, The Thompson Music Co. (Chicago)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Key of Eb. Cover: A southern lullaby, a drawing of trees; Publisher: The Thompson Music Co. (Chicago)

Sleepy Hollow / Words By Jack Norworth, Jack Norworth, Whitney Warner Pub. Co. (Detroit)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Key of d- / D. Cover: night and moonlight; Publisher: Whitney Warner Pub. Co. (Detroit)

Dan Dan Danuel / Music By Ed Rogers; Words By Ed Rogers, Ed Rogers, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: drawing of an African American male wearing a tuxedo; description reads A Crazy Coon Concoction; Publisher: F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. (New York)

Put Me Wise / Music By Hughie Cannon; Words By Hughie Cannon, Hughie Cannon, F. A. Mills (New York)

Sheet Music, 1900-1909

Cover: caricature of an African American males face; photo inset of Stuart Barnes; Publisher: F. A. Mills (New York)

Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming, Stephen C. Foster, Wm. Dressler, William A. Pond & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A picture of a title in a banner

First line of song: Come where my love lies dreaming, dreaming the happy hours away

First line of chorus: Come where my love lies dreaming, is sweetly dreaming the happy hours away.

Folio of Vocal Music (First Series.)

Melody by Stephen C. Foster

Song in F

Arr. by WM. Dressler

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Send out Thy Light", "Saviour, Like A Shepherd Lead Us.", and "Rejoice, the Lord is King"

Moderato

1 score, (6p.), 33x26 cm

Published by William A. Pond & Co, New York

My Ain Folk (A Ballad Of Home), Wilfrid Mills, Laura G. Lemon, Boosey & Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A black and white cover with simple bordering around the title

First line of song: Far frae my hame I wander; But still my thoughts return To my ain folk ower yonder

Simply and pathetically

Includes sheet music samples from the songs "Reflections", "Tired Hands", "Denis Darlin", "Until", "Heard in The Twilight", and "The Home Country"

Sung by Madame Clara Butt

Dedicated to Mrs. Josef Conn

The Words by Wilfrid Mills

The Music by Laura G. Lemon

Played in F

I score, (8p), 33x25 cm

Published by Boosey & Co, New York

Nesting In A New York Tree, George M. Cohan, F. A. Mills

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: A man in a fancy suit, standing and leaning while talking on the phone.

First line of song: A birdie from an arbor flew, and right into the harbor too

First line of chorus: To the English sparrow said the Yankee bird, "I"ll lit upon a ship that brought me here, my word.....

Moderato

One of the musical hits from George M. Cohan's latest play "Little Johnny Jones"

Words & Music by George M. Cohan

The Yankee Doodle Comedian

1 score, (8p.), 35x27 cm

Published by F.A. Mills, New York

Philosophy, David Emmell, B. F. Wood Music Co

Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s-Archive

Front cover: Front cover: A picture of a woman wearing a white dress surrounded by flowers and a man behind a brick wall tilting his hat off at her.

First line of song: A bee once 'lighted on a flow'r, all on a summer day

Includes sheet music sample from the song " An Evening Love Song"

Allegretto grazioso

Words Anonymous

Music by David Emmell

In F (compass C to F)

1 score, (8p.), 30x23 cm

Published by B.F. Wood Music Co, Boston, New York, Leipzig, London

Melodia : A Comprehensive Course In Sight-Singing (Solfeggio), Samuel W. Cole, Leo R. Lewis

Open Educational Resources

Melodia is a 1904 book designed to teach sight-singing. The educational plan is by Samuel W. Cole; the exercises were written and selected by Leo R. Lewis.

Melodia is presented here as a complete edition and has also been divided into its four separate books.

Volume 21, Number 12 (December 1903), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Christmas and Christmas Music: A Study of Human Nature

Christmas Thoughts for Musicians

Richard Strauss and His Works: A Talk with the Composer

For the Christmas Recital

Demand for Brevity in Music

Our Picture Supplement

Captains of Music

Early Christmases in Musical History

Old Fogy Abroad: He Revisits the Paris Conservatoire

Proper Care of the Piano

Music and Religion

Theodore Leschetizky

Health of the Musician

In the Interlude

Counter-Surprise; Or, Christmas Eve at Plowville

Christmas in the Eighteenth Century

Christmas Piano

Volume 21, Number 11 (November 1903), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Music Study in German Art Centers: Dresden

Training of a Piano Teacher

Train the Musical Sense

What Teachers Should Be: The Personal Element of Success

Use of Pianoforte Studies

Command of the Keyboard: The Principles of Fingering

About Octave Practice

Make the Practice-Hour Count

Hanslick's Impressions of Famous Violinists: Vieuxtemps in Vienna, 1854

Technic of Spohr and Joachim

Mr. Kneisel's Experiment

Pieces for Technical Purposes

Musical Aphorisms by Eugene Thayer

Volume 21, Number 10 (October 1903), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Lessons in Phrasing

What a Music Teacher Ought to Know

Note Reading

First Grades of Piano-Music

Harmony: Duration and Dynamics of the Tones in Different Voices

Training of a Piano Teacher

Student Life and Work

Self-Confidence

Playing at Sight

Teacher's Demands

Some Practice Points

Slow Practice

Scientific Spirit in Music

Volume 21, Number 09 (September 1903), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

How to Interest Pupils in Technic

Music Teacher's Social Life

Music Teacher's Spare Time

Training Children

Selection of Pieces

Conflict Between Public School Work and Music

Practical Preachments on Teaching and Practice

Music-Study in the Colleges and Universities: The Effect on Professional Music-Study

Harmony: Duration and Dynamics of the Tones of Different Voices

Student Life and Work: What Shall I Study?

Volume 21, Number 08 (August 1903), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Centers for Music Study in Southern Germany: Munich, Bayreuth and the Wagner Festivals

Attitude of a Modern Would-be Virtuoso

Country Teacher's Need of Versatility

As One to Another: The Story of a Song

Private and Class Work: A Lesson to Teachers

Esthetics of Modern Music

Exercises to Promote Artistic Pedaling

What Method Do You Use?

Music and the Married Mistress of the Home

Volume 21, Number 07 (July 1903), Winton J. Baltzell

The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957

Volume 21, Number 7 (July 1903)

Centers for Music Study in Southern Germany: Würzburg, Carlsruhe, Stuttgart

Business and Solid Side of Professional Life

Artist's Career

How Beethoven Cooked a Dinner

Musical Atmosphere Abroad Versus At Home

Musical Tone Production upon the Pianoforte

Child Teacher