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- Music Educators Journal [ 0027-4321 ] ; 1942-09.
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- Alexander matthews, American patrol, Bridge keys, Cherubim song, Chiesa score, Choral works, Clarinet, Community center, Cond, David bennett, Elizabeth parker, Fabien sevitzky, Female voices, Folk songs, Folk tunes, Fred geib, Important part, Indianapolis symphony conductor, John philip sousa, Koch recorders, Landof songis, Laurence taylor score, Local chapter, Male voices, Margaret bradford, Morton gould, Music education, Music educators journal, Music industries, Musical education, Optional piano part, Pages songs, Parts sonata, Paul yoder, Piano accompaniment, Recorder, Satb, Score grade, Selective list class, Silent night, Small ensembles, Small piano, Solo, Store window, Symphonic cond, Temperature changes, Tender moon, Thine eyes, Training material, Treble, Ttbb, Venetian love song, Visual method, Walt whitman.
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Treble (SA), Arr. Carleton ………. Male (TTBB), Arr. Huntley……. (35038) (35399) (35308) .15 .15 .12 .15 Sr\ I LOVE LIFE By Mana.Zucca FOR CHORUS Mixed (SATB), Arr. Peery………. Treble (SSA), Arr. Spross………. Male (TTBB), Arr. Moore………. (35272) (35212) (35207) .12 .15 .12 1. Dawn 2. Gondoliers 3. Venetian Love Song 4. Good Night FOR CHORUS Mixed (SAB) (complete suite) A rr. Bliss ……………………(35075) Mixed (SAB) (Venetian Love Song) Arr. Bliss …………… ………(35059) Mixed (SATB) (Venetian'Love Song) Arr. Baldwin ………………. (35182) Treble (SSA) (Venetian Love Song) A rr. Spr ss …………………. (35121) Male (TTBB) (Venetian Love Song) Arr. Humphries ……………… (35014) .25 .12 1943 CONTEST SELECTIONS Published by THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER By John Philip Sousa FOR CHORUS Mixed (SATB) …………………(35260) Mixed (SAB), Arr. Felton ……….:. (35234) Treble (SA)…………… ….(35233) Male (TTBB) (Easier Version) …. (35119) Male (TTBB), Arr. Tidmarsh …….(35428) .10 .12 .12 .12 .15 .15 .15 .15 THE JOHN CHURCHCO. OFFICIAL CHORAL LIST Selective Materials FOR BAND Arranged by Mayhew Lake Symphonic …….6.00 Cond. Score ….60 Standard …….4.50 .40 Parts, Each…. MALE VOICES Medium *The Lamp in the West-Parker… Difficult (35009) .10 .15 .15 .18 Where Ere You Walk-HandelSpross …………………….(35079) FOR BAND Symphonic ………1.50 Cond. Score …….20 Full…………. Parts, Each ….75 .10 Arranged by Herman Bellstedt Full………….2.50 Parts, Each….25 FEMALE VOICES Easy The Green Cathedral–Hahn ….(35083) Difficult Let All My Life Be Music-Spross (35101) FOR ORCHESTRA Full ……………1.15 Parts, Each …….10 Sm all ………. Piano ……….75 .20 FOR ORCHESTRA Full …………….2.50 Small ……….1.75 Full Score……….2.50 Parts, Each …. Piano ………….50 .30 Cumulative Materials BOYS ENSEMBLES Easy Recessional (TTBB)-De Koven. (35017) FEMALE VOICES Easy Boat Song-Ware-Spross ………(35001) .12 .15 MIGHTY LAK A ROSE By Ethelbert Nevin FOR CHORUS Mixed (SATB) (a cappella)……… M ixed (SAB) ………………… Treble (SSAA) (a cappella)……… Treble (SSA) ………………….(35193) Treble (SA) ………………….(35054) Male (TTBB) (a cappella) ………. (35094) . (35062) (35145) (35205) .10 .12 .12 .10 .10 .10 RECESSIONAL By Reginald De Koven FOR CHORUS Mixed (SATB-Div.), Arr. Gilbert… (35374) Mixed (SSTB), Arr. Bliss ……….(35015) Mixed (SAB) ……………….(35016) Treble (SSA) ……………… (J. C. 2584) Treble (SSAA) ……………. (J. C. 2365) Treble (SSA) ………………….(35019) Treble (SA) ……………… . (35020) Male (TTBB) …………………. (35017) Medium My Tender Songs Would Be FlyTaylor …….(35081) ing-Hahn-Deems My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair-Haydn-Baldwin ……….(35047) Invocation-Mana-Zucca ………(35228) *The Lamp in The West-ParkerDeems Taylor ……………… (35080) .12 .15 .10 .12 .15 .12 FOR BAND With Cornet Solo-Arr. Klohr Full ……………75 Parts, Each…. Waltz-Arr. McKee 1.50 Full…………. Parts, Each….10 .15 .12 .15 .10 .15 .12 .12 Difficult Come Down, Laughing Streamlet-Spross ………………. (35108) Will-O-the-Wisp-Spross ………(35002) .20 .15 .12 MIXED VOICES Easy *Cherubim Song No.7-Bortniansky(35357) FOR BAND Full…….75 Piano………. Parts, Each …….10 .20 FOR ORCHESTRA McKee Waltz-Arr. Small ………… .75 Parts, Each Full………….1.15 .10 …. OFFICIAL INSTRUMENTAL LIST Cumulative Materials FOR ORCHESTRA Full…………….1.15 Parts, Each …….10 Small ………. Piano……….75 .20 ORCHESTRA-Suite BAND-Program Recommendations A Day in Venice …………………… Stand.-$4.50; Symph.-$6.00; PartsA Day in Venice (Gr. III) …………… Nevin Small-$1.70; Full-$2.50; Parts-.30; Full Score-$2.50 Nevin .25 THE LIBERTY BELL By John Philip Sousa THE BILLBOARD FOR CHORUS By John N. Klohr Mixed (SATB) ……………….(35837) .15 Male (TTBB), Arr. Willson ……. (35386) .15 FOR BAND Symphonic……… Cond. Score ……. 1.50 20 BAND-Marches Recommended for Massed Performance El Capitan ……………………… King Cotton ………………………. Stand.-.75; Symph.-$1.50; Sousa Sousa Parts-.10 FOR BAND Symphonic ………1.50 Cond. Score …….20 Full ………. Parts……….75 .10 Full………….75 Parts, Each ……10 FOR ORCHESTRA Full ………… 1.15 ……. 10 Parts, Each Small …………75 Piano…………20 FOR ORCHESTRA Full ……………1.15 Parts, Each …….10 Small ………. Piano……….75 .20 This is but a partial list-Send for Complete Free Contest List. * May be sung a cappella THE JOHN . - CHURCH :: Theodore Presser Co., Distributors -+ CO. PA c 1 1712 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, September-October, Nineteen Forty-two Page 33 A Stirring Patriotic Recording Helen by Hayes “MINE EYES HAVE THE SEEN GLORY“ Words Faith of America's on Living Other VictorAlbums for Schools! IN A MINOR GRIEG-CONCERTO Artur Rubinstein, Orchestra. Philadelphia Eugene Conductor. DM-900. Three 12“ records. Ormandy, $3.50” SHAKESPEARE'S MACBETH Victor Recordrama, performed by Judith Anderson and Maurice Evans. Five 12“ records ………….$5.25* GRIEG-PEER GYNT SUITE NO. 2, OP. 55 Orchestra. 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Your pupils will sit enthralled as she recites the Battle Hymn of the Republic, the Star Spangled Banner, America, Pledge to the Flag, and Beat! Beat! an expressive Drums (Whitman)-against musical background provided by composer Kurt Weill and the Victor Concert Orchestra, with Roy Shields conducting. Be sure you order a set now. M909. Two 12 “records. Order today from your nearest Victor Record Dealer. *Suggested list price exclusive of excise tax. WEEK BUY WAR BONDS EVERY $2.50* RCA Educational Department-RCA September-October, Nineteen Forty-two VICTOR Manufacturing Company, Inc., Camden, N. J. Page 35 AUDIO VISUAL SERVICE II HETZEL'S ?? Jake * * a hti Bnom hadin * * FOR STUDY DITSON MATERIAL FIi … obtainable from this source. Try VISUAL METHODS FOR WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS (Each with Photographic FingeringChart) or For Individual Class Instruction By Jack Hetzel This popular elementaryseries of methodsfor woodof winds utilizesthe visualidea in the form large, brilliant FingeringChartswhich show clearly the Photographic of are correctFingering each note. Thesecharts especially valuable for class instruction they are supplementary but to the manyother Fineeducationalfeaturesof the series. The needs of an averageschool grouphave been kept in mindand there is a gradual, satisfying, development yet foundationis laid in a at all times. In each methoda Firm manner althoughthe value of and thoroughlyenjoyable correctexercisesor studies is stressed, worthwhile recreationalmaterial playsan important part. In all books, numeroussolos and duets are included along with at least a few originalor classicaltrios. For extrameasure of the clarinetbook has a quintetarrangement “Adeste Fideles.” Also, there are manyhelpful hintson tuning and care of each instrument, breathcontrol, developing the embouchure, tone production, etc. For homogeneous groups. ………$1.00 Hetzel's Visual Method forthe Clarinet (BoehmSystem) Hetzel's Visual Method for the Saxophone….$1.00 Hetzel's Visual Method for the Fluteand Piccolo $1.00 (BoehmSystemwith closed G# Key) Hetzel's Visual Method for the Oboe ………$1.50 (With or withoutAutomaticOctave Key) FOR CONTEST … PROGRA fromthe Selective List of the these choice publications Consider here listed and described, for 1943. With the other materials *** FOR1943 CONTEST USE-F, atkiacd 0tidf Ckoacd MATERIALS SELECTIVE MALE VOICES Purcell-Page ………*Passin Maunder ………. MIXED VOICES Franck-CloughPsalm 150 ……………… Leighter ………. Handel ………….Hallelujah, Amen …………. Ippolitoff-lvanoff*Bless the Lord ……………… Clough-Leighter… Klemm …………. Sounds ………………….15071 Gloria in Excelsis …………. Mozart …………. Easy By………………….14744 Difficult *To Arms …………………13698 Medium Cat. No. Price .10 .12 .14082 14570 13770 152 .20 .12 .15 .10 .15 This is but a partial list-a a publicationsfrom the new Sta Manuali Competition-Festivals on request. As a referencein it pation or regularprograms, representsthe best in school committeemen and all other re a1 c& g9bf 6d ?i MATERIALS CUMULATIVE MALE VOICES Brahms-Reed ………Your Medium Eyes of Blue…………. Difficult 15069 .10 .12 .10 .15 .10 .15 .15 .10 .10 .12 .10 .15 .12 .15 .12 .12 .10 .10 .15 .10 .10 .10 .10 .12 .15 .15 .15 .15 .12 .15 .10 .10 .15 .10 .15 . SELECTIV * FOR REFERENCE* INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS An All-inclusive Text on Instrumental Supervision By TheodoreF. Normann In keeping with modern trends in education, this book develops the subject of instrumental authoritative basisand treatseach and every musicfroma fundamental phase of procedure with sound logic, excellent psychology, and practical philosophy. In the various points are discussed. chaptersof the book all important Methods of instruction, organization, aims, schedules, techniques, probequipment, materials, instrumentation, are lems, and care of the instruments only a few of the subjectscovered. Pertinentexamplesand an extensive bibliography are additional features. An invaluable supervisors, this volume guide for young instrumental also will prove indispensable for progressive-minded music in all supervisorsand teachers of instrumental educational institutions and for reference in every musiclibrary. Cloth-$3.00 Bortniansky-SchindlerDivine Praise ………………13997 Ryder…………. *Pilgrims Chorus, from Tannhauser. 6662 Wagner…………. BOYS SMALL ENSEMBLES Easy Morn of Beauty (TTBB)…….14905 Sibelius-Matthews ….Oh Medium of the Flowers (TTBB)… 14305 Basque Melody-Weaver.*Carol Difficult Negro Spiritual-Cain. Deep River (TTBB) ………….15078 River (TTBB) ………….13252 Negro Spiritual-Fisher.Deep FEMALE VOICES Easy Bach-Saar ………. *Dearest Lord Jesus …………. 14200 *Lift Thine Eyes ……………. 820 Mendelssohn ……. Lover Is a Fisherman ……. 14989 Strickland-Cain …….My Medium Romance: …………………15042 Debussy-Gannett …… Gretchaninoff-Stebbins. On the Steppe …………….14188 Waited for the Lord ……….10216 Mendelssohn ………I Difficult the Silent Night ………15076 Rachmaninoff-Cain….Through GIRLS SMALL ENSEMBLES Easy ….*Thou'rt Like Unto a Flower (SSA). 12446 Rubinstein-Ryder Medium The Lass with the Delicate Air(SSA)12656 Arne-Robinson ……. Brahms-Ryder …….*Cradle Sons (SSAA) …………13105 Mendelssohn . ……*Lift Thine Eyes (SSA) ………… 820 MIXED VOICES Easy *Cherubim Sons, No. 7 ……… 14622 Bortniansky ……… Brahms………. *In Silent Night (Suabian Folksons).14572 *As Torrents in Summer………. 14675 Elgar …………. *Vale of Tuoni ……………… Sibelius ………… 14631 Stainer ………….*God So Loved the World……. 8621 *The Nightingale ………….12849 Tchaikovsky ……. Medium Bach-Appel ……… Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring ……14703 *Ave Verum Corpus (Hail, O Hail, Byrd …………… True Body) ……………… 14414 Gretchaninoff …….Where'er I Roam or Linger…….15051 *Cherubim Song …………… 14567 Tchaikovsky ……. Difficult Then Round AbouttheStarryThrone Handel …………. 950 MIXED SMALL ENSEMBLES Easy di Lassus………… *Matona, Lovely Maiden (SATB)… 14435 *AII Ye Who Music Love (SATB). 14446 Donat …………. *Now Is the Month of Mayins Morley…………. 14426 (SATTB) ……………… Medium *AII Creatures Now Are Merry Bennet…………. Minded (SSATB) ………….14405 *Silver Swan (SS(A)A(T)B) …….14409 Gibbons………… Negro Spiritual-Fisher.Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child (SAIB) ………. 13941 *May be suns unaccompanied. BAND Clas Nicolai-Halle …….Merry Wive! c Full-$4.50; Small-$3.00; Classes I Mozart-Lake ……… frorr Minuet, Small-$2.00; Full-$2.75; Syi ORCHESTRA Class 0O Schubert-Kelley…….Romantic Med. Symph.-$6.00; Large Syn Classes C Lemont …………. Serenade M Parts Small-75c; Full-$1.00; STRING ORCHESTRA Prices: Small 75c; Extra Parts- Bach …………… Air on the ((Gr. IV). Bolzoni and Valensin.Two Minuet Borodine, Kopyloff, Cui, and Karganoff…….Four Russian Gliere ……………Romance anc Liszt, Chopin, Schumann and Grieg……….Four Moderi Mozart …………. Four Pieces (Raf, Joachim………The Mill, Of Rubinstein ……….Music of the (Gr. V). Veracini ………….Largo (Gr. I THREE TRUMPETS AND PIANO Laurie Leonard. …………Annie CUMULATIV (Also Training Materials, Program M BAND Clasv Beethoven-Lake …….Larshetto, fre Small-$2.50; Full-$3.50; Syr Gillette ………….Musing (Ton Cotton BIc Small-$2.00; Full-$2.75; Syrr Full Score ORCHESTRA Price (unless otherwise indicatec Extra Parts-15c Each; Full Scc Overtu Mozart ………….Marriage of I Extr Small-$1.05; Full-$1.50; Other Parts- 0or Theodore I p Page 36 Music Educators Journal ss wwo know. 6duCQfoMa * LL FORPROGRAMS * EVERY REQUIREMENT THE SONG OF AMERICA An Historical Pageant For Two Narratorsand Chorus of Mixed Voices By Walter Raiguel and H. Alexander Matthews This is the story of the people of many lands who have come to America to find new hope and freedom-to build! To make America their own! Blended together, the songs of the old world and the new give an exciting picture of the building of America. Dr. H. 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Full Score-$1.25. -15c; 15c Each; Full Score-See Below . 3 String and Gavotte . ……………….Score $1.00 s(Gr. III)………… Score-$1.50 Numbers (Gr. IV)….Score-$1.50 IMazurka (Gr. Ill-IV).Score-$1.00 i Classics (Gr. Ill-IV). Score-$1.25 Score- $1.25 :Gr. I- I)…………. 3. 192, No. 2 (Gr. IV).Score-$1.25 Spheres, Op. 17, No. 2 ……………….Score-$1.25 Score-$1.25 S/). …………… a la Moderne (Gr. V-VI)…$1.25 Now Available for Concert or Festival THE ORIGINAL Chorus AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL Words byK. L. Bates Music by S. A. Ward Choral Transcription by Rob Roy Peery for Mixed Voices, A Cappella (SATB Divided) Just released for the firsttime, this concert versionof the inspiringwork that has long been the patriotic favorite of millions of Americans is ideal for that featuredspot on any of your futureprograms. All of the impressively simple beauty of the original hymn-likesong about the bountifulgiftsthatare ours in this land of libertyare retained but the important message has been pointed up with a rousing new vocal introductionbased on the familiarthemes, colorful interludes, and a powerful finale with descant for solo voice or several voices. Contrastingsections for mixed, male, and female voices are utilized mosteffectively. Not too difficult for moderatelyproficientgroups and priced right for every group.Send for a copy today. A rare bargainat 10 cents. NOBLE CAIN'S INTERMEDIATE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS BOOK Fromour entire catalog of choral works, Mr. Cain chose the fifteen numbers in this second collection of a new series. Certain of the works listed required no adaptation, but the greater portion of the contents reflect, in one way or another, the sure touch of Mr. Cain's experienced hand. There are two numbers each for girls' voices (SSA) and boys' voices (TTBB). The other 11 are for mixed chorus (SATB) and include some wonderfully effective works. Representative of the type and quality of music are Mr. Cain's delightful arrangements of Lily Strickland's “My Lover Is a Fisherman,” Rach maninoff's ecstatic “Through the Silent Night,” both for girls' voices, Teschner's devout “All Glory, Laud and Honor,” in the exquisite Bach harmonization, and a fresh new adaptation of “Deep River.” Price 75c NOBLE CAIN'S INTRODUCTORYHIGH SCHOOL CHORUS BOOK is a similar collection for the firsttwo years. It containsclassics and morerecent numbers, some in the lightervein, and work is included for treble voices (two and three part), boys' voices (three and four part), and mixedvoices (four part). Price, 75c MATERIALS Laterials, etc., where indicated) C m 2nd Symphony. Parts-25c Each nph.-$4.50; e Poem) and ssoms(Humoresque). Parts-20c iph.-$3.50; Each; -$2.00 d): Small-75c; Full-$1.00; >re-Indicated after each title res Figaro (Gr. 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On the page of each composition appears a picture and a short biographical sketch of each composer as shown below, also interpretative notes. Effective when played on one instrument with piano accompaniment, or all instruments in unison. CHARLES GOUNOD (Goo-noh). Born in Paris in 1818; died in 1893. He was often called “The Idol of French Opera”. He displayed great musical talent at an early age. His compositions are noted for beautiful melody and his best known opera is “Faust”. He was a great favorite with the English nobility and spent many years in London. Hosts of his admirers and musical followers attended his burial at Saint Cloud, outside of Paris. O, TENDER MOON: The six measure piano introduction should serve the solo well as regards tempo style and expression. To be played very legafo, in a flowing manner. Note slight crescendoand diminuendoin third and fourth measures, also in measures five to eight inclusive. Adagio A I Piano 17 , bi p J _I KI . O, Tender Moon I K)!lr Ir rrP —- I, l I -,1 GOUNOD rI . %. 1r _, . A 0 Adagio ,J p pAdagio w IJfr rrrrF'I I I I I I -t'I-I I crese. I Fr Acc. . i-I These little classics will do much to awaken the love of the young player for good music. In choosing these compositions, only melodies were decided upon that had stood the test of time and well within the understanding of the young mind. CONTENTS Then You'll Bohemian Girl), Balfe Ah! 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Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois TARG & DINNER, Inc., 425 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 11. September-October, Nineteen Forty-two Page 55 POSTER \ IN vital FOUR role COLORS in the war effort will help you tell music's / NOW, for the first time, music's wartime role has been given visual expression, so that everyone will thrill to its power as a stimulating, inspirational force behind the war effort. This dramatic poster should be displayed in every store window, school, library, church, theater, community center and public building in your city. It is up to you to put it there. Serve your country and build good will for yourself and the music industry by ordering today. THREE PRACTICAL SIZES: Copyrighted 1942 by Music Industries War Council, Chicago 16times 22 INCHES On durable paper suitable for display on walls, bulletin boards and music desks; or mounted on stiff card with easel. $1 for 10 or $6 per 100 unmounted. 50c each, 3 for $1 or $3 per doz. mounted. A giant blow-up, mounted on heavy board, ideal as central theme for large displays and public gatherings or as background for bands and orchestras. $10 each. Beautiful miniature poster stamps, perforated and gummed, for use on correspondence, sales litera- 39times 53 INCHES x 11/2 2 INCHES ture, packages, etc. stamps each. $3 per book, 5 books for $12.50. Supplied in books of 1,000 –M The War Department believes in a singing and playing soldiery and citizenry-it encourages bands and orchestras and choruses-as factors contributing to an all-out, unified war effort. It has placed it squarely up to the music industries to stimulate musical activity in support of Uncle Sam's VICTORY drive. We have accepted the challenge, but we need your help to mobilize the musical talent of your community. One way you can cooperate is to buy and distribute widely the “Music Inspires” poster reproduced above. Another way is to take the lead in organizing a local chapter of the Council to promote musical bond rallies, music in industry, musical send-offs for the men in the armed forces and music for home morale. Send for detailed information about organization procedure, and serve your country with MUSIC FOR VICTORY. No charge or obligation. MUSIC INDUSTRIES WAR *U_i I I 20 East Jackson Blv d. Chicago, C Free local chapter information COUNCIL Illinois Please send me: posters; 39 times 53 mounted posters; NAME| ADDRESS Enclose check with order. 16 times 22 unmounted 16 times 22 mounted posters books of poster stamps Add ……………. CITY………. 10% to total to cover cost of shipping. - - - _ -_ - - - -_ OURAND ARMITAGE * DYKEMA * PITCHER * STEVENS * VANDEVERE Fifth-Grade Book in A SINGING SCHOOL THIS book reveals anew the ideals which have inspired A Singing School.… We are a singing people; this is “Our Land of Song.” We sing the music of the greatcomposers. We sing the folk songs of the lands whence our people came. We sing the songs of our own country. Thus, Our Landof Songis the book for these times. It is a joy to use it for training in music skills-music reading and part singing… . Our Landof Songis a book of poetry and art as well as of music. It reviews the culturalheritageof America. 221 COLUMBUSAVENUE.BOSTON. 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