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Volume 08, Number 09 (September 1890), Theodore Presser
Volume 08, Number 09 (September 1890), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Advantages and Disadvantages of Musical Study Abroad
Music Study in America vs. Germany
What Shall We Play?
Musical Thinking and Doing
Influence of School Music on Piano Pupils
Music for the Masses
Value of Pupils' Musicales in Cultivating Confidence
Value of Pupils' Recitals
Pupils' Musicales
Letter from a Progressive Teacher
L'Arpa
Cost of Studying Abroad
Volume 05, Number 05 (May 1887), Theodore Presser
Volume 05, Number 05 (May 1887), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Color in Piano-Forte Playing
Recital Programs—New England Conservatory
Occasional Correspondence of a Music Teacher
Piano Playing
Musical Beauty
Carefully Selected List of American Songs Suitable for Concert and Teaching Purposes with Key, Compass, Grade and Price
Reminiscences of Liszt
Musical Notation
To the Musical People of Dakota
Volume 04, Number 09 (September 1886), Theodore Presser
Volume 04, Number 09 (September 1886), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Book, Newspaper, or Magazine?
How Shall A Young Teacher Succeed?
Tone in Piano-Forte Playing
Effect of Liszt's Piano-Forte Compositions
Liberating the Ring Finger
Concerning the Title Professor
Franz Liszt
A Method for Beginners
Nature of Harmony
Simplicity of Technique
Teacher's Responsibility
Scales
Interpretation
Removal
Old Fogy Has a Word to Say on Individuality
What Shall We Play?
Volume 04, Number 04 (April 1886), Theodore Presser
Volume 04, Number 04 (April 1886), Theodore Presser
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Art of Composing
Sight Reading
Just for Home Amusement
Louis Koehler
Items
Appeal
Something New in Piano-Forte Playing
Well-Tempered Clavier
Puzzle
Gradual Development in the Science of Tuning Pianos
Classifying Students
Counting Time Aloud
Fingering Again
Fingering of Scales
Simplicity of Technique
Rubinstein's Touch
Reply to Mr. Ruggles
Mr. Wood's Finger Gymnastics