This is a lot for 45 "Etude," Music Magazines - Many are duplicates which are stated below. The condition overall is very good condition, those in Good condition have major defects stated, such as: chipping, closed tears to spines, pencil, etc. No odors, contents in intact. Weighing 27 pounds.Etude was founded by Theodore Presser (1848-1925), composer, publisher, in 1883. It is the oldest continuing music publisher in the United States. Etude was published for the novice and accomplished musician, with articles on composers, musical instruments, teaching music, 'vocal and instrumental novelties,' Master Works- sheet music, A profusion of pieces for the Musical Home, musical pieces for Children, etc. Below is a brief description of the issues, to give an idea of the contents. Please do not hesitate to contact me for specifics in any issues. Images are a sampling of covers.
Forty-five Vintage Etude Music Magazines offered at $20.00, postage via Media Mail, $12.00, the Lot weighs 27 pounds.
- May 1936, 2 issues - "Making you Music Alive" a Conference with H.L. Mencken- one issue front cover is loose, one issue rear cover missing: The Overture to "Tannhauser". Master Works: Longing For Home, F. Liszt
- March 1937, 2 copies- Cover, drawing of Johann Strauss, Jr. "Plantation Echoes," In which the Author describes a Visit to a "Negro Folk Music Drama," the most primitive of American Negro music, as given each year in Charleston, South Carolina, article, photo illustrated with various pieces of music, by Virginia G.Tupper;"Early Musical Influences in My Life," by Igor Stravinsky. Master Works: Prelude in E Minor, F. Mendelsshon. 'Pieces for the Musical Home,' Japanese Doll Dance, H. Volkart. Cover of one copy closed tear to spine, with chipping, 2nd cope small closed tears to cover right side edge.
- March 1938, 2 copies- Maurice Ravel to cover. Lucille Manners on " A Career In Radio" Maurice Ravel 1875-1937 to cover 2 issues: A Romance of Easter Carols; Debussy's Principles in Piano Playing; The "Italian Concerto" of Bach. Master Works: Italian Concerto (1st Movement), J.S. Bach
- April 1938, Cover orange illustrated, portrait of Richard Wagner. "Wagner andThe Box Office," by Artur Bodanzky; "Maurice Ravel," M. Dumesnil; "Interesting Sources of Some Famous Hymn Tunes,", C N. Boyd. Master Works: God Friday Spell from Parsifal, R. Wagner; From the Sixth Sonata," T. Arne. Light soil to edges.
- May 1937, 2 copies- Photo cover over of Organist Charles M. Courboin at the Great Wanamaker Organ in Philadelphia. Master Works: Gavotte, from the 3rd English Suite, J.S. Brahms; Waltz from Op. 39, J. Brahms.
- August 1936 - cover 'Days End on the Farm' - The Music of Hindustan, The Story and History of "Faust"; Organ Interludes; The Romance of Mendelssohn. Master Works: Gigue, J.S. Bach; Valse in A minor, E. Grieg.
- August 1937- 4 copies- Cover, "The Music Engraver". Sigmund Spaeth on "The Music of Hawaii; Siegfried's Death Music, V. J. Grabel; The Charm of Mexico's Music, E. P. and P.V. de Murray; Tin Pan Alley Moves West. Master Works: Allegro di Motto, C. P. E. Bach; Valse, Op. 69, No. 2, F. Chopin. Progressive Music for String Quartet: Old Folks At Home, S. C. Foster. Mild soil to both, one copy has faint damp stain to edge of first page.
- February 1936 - Ethelbert Nevin 1862-1901 to cover- In This Issue: "Getting The Fun Out of Music," by Hendrik W. Van Loon. Master Work: On Wings of song, Mendelssohn-Liszt.
- February 1937. Cover, portrait of Edward MacDowell. Master Works: Rondo, from sonata, No. 13, W. A. Mozart; Norwegian, E. Grieg. Progressive Music for Brass Choir: Andante Grazioso, from Sonata, No. 9, W. A. Mozart. Soil stains to front cover. Clean contents, secure in covers.
- February 1938. Dr. Walter Damrosch, portrait to cover. Master Works: Ave Maria, F. Liszt; Prelude, Op. 28. No. 18, F. Chopin. Outstanding Vocal and Instrumental Novelties: Prayer of the Penitent, The (Vocal), Londonderry Air; Bourree, from Third Violin Suite (Four Hands), F. Terry. Progressive Music for String Quartet: Adoration, F. P. Atherton. The number 35 is written in crayon to front wrap.
- June 1936, 3 copies. Photo of Swiss Violin maker and two young helpers, "The Old Violin Maker". "Background In Music Study" a Conference with Leopold Godowsky. Master Works: Minuet, from Divertimento in D, W. Mozart; "Dead March from "Saul," G. F. Handel. "Progressive Music For Brass Choir: Consolation, F. Mendelssohn. Fascinating Pieces for the Musical Home: June Bugs'Jamboree, W. Baines; Polka Caprice, E. F. Marks; Celtic Song, G. F. Boyle. Delightful Pieces for Junior Etude Readers: Good Morning! Good Morning,! A. Bennett; Fairy Kisses, M. Adair; Lonesome Tommy, M. L. Preston. Covers, mild soil, few closed edge tears.
- June 1938 Nicolo Paganini to front cover; "Operetta And The Sound Film," by Jeanette MacDonald. Master Works: Moto Perpetuo, N. Paganini; Two Minuets from Sonata No. 19, W. A. Mozart; Blind Man's Bluff, R. Schhumann. Fascinating Pieces for the Musical Home: Old Man Scarecrow, c. Nordman; Reflections at Dark, G. Connell; June Waltz, A.T. Granfield, etc.
- July 1936 - Franz Liszt 1811-1886 to cover, "The First Love of Franz Liszt," by Stephen West. A Different Bach; The Secrets of the Conductor; The Indefinable Liszt. Master Works: Fragment from Sonata, Op. 13, L. van Beethoven; Allegro from Suite VII, G.F. Handel
- July 1938- 2 copies. Cover green, two young children at piano. "Women in Orchestra," F. Petrides; Recent Record Releases. Master Works: Fragment from Sonata, No. 7, W. A. Mozart; Prelude, Op. 28. No. 4. F. Chopin.
- September 1937, 2 copies - Fingals Cave to cover -"This Wonder of Nature Inspired A Musical Masterpiece". Charm of Mexico's Music; The Immortal Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz. Master Works: Fingals Cave by F. Mendelssohn; King's Hunting Jigg by J. Bull.
- September 1936, 2 copies -"Whither Youth" to cover - The Origin of Sousa's Name. Master Works: The Stars, F. Schubert; Preludein E minor, J. S. Bach; The Poet Speaks, R. Schumann- Progressive Music For Brass Choir: Taps, Military March, H. Engelmann. "Art Means Preparation," by Bidu Say O, famous Brazilian Prima Donna Soprano of"The Metropolitan Opera Company. One cover has rubbing of edges, soil, stains to edges, and pencil writing to lower edge.
- June 1938 - 2 copies Nicolo Paganini, to cover; "Operetta And The Sound Film" Jeanette MacDonald. Master Works: Moro Perpetuo, N. Paganini, Two Minuets, from Sonata No. 19, W. A. Mozart; Blind Man's Bluff, R. Schumann.
- October 1936, 3 copies. Cover: Dr. Josef Hofmann, Director f Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia. "Hallowe'en Spirits Go Musical," J. Hofman; "Making A Start With Bach,"H. G. Kinscella; "Mark Twain's Favorite Music," G. Chew. Master Works: Entrance to the Forest, R. Schumannn; Adagio, from "Sonata in E-Flat" by F. J. Haydn.
- October 1938- Cover, Jean Sibelius. "Sibelius As Seen by His Wife," article. Master Works: Prelude, In F Minor, Op. 28, No. 8, F. Chopin; boat Song, F. Mendelsshohn. One scuff mark near spine, vg++ copy
- November 1936, 2 copies- Thanksgiving, boys choir to cover. Closed tears at spine with chipping. Master Works: Hunting Song Op. 19, No. 3, F. Mendelsshon; Fragment from Violin Sonata in C Minor, L. von Beethoven. Pieces for the Musical Home: Sweet Lavender, JL. Galbraith; The Geisha Girl, M. Bilbro, etc.
- November 1937 - Cover photograph of Peter Ilyitch Tschaikowsky. "In this Issue - Walter Damrosch on Musical Trends of Today" "Pilgrimages with Franz Liszt, by R. Burmeister. Master Works: Rondo in G, Final Movement, Op. 51, No. 2. L. van Beethoven; Skylark, The, P. Tschaikowsky. Cover soiled, closed tear to lower spine, mild stain to right edge, penciling above photograph. Contents clean, intact.
- December 1938 - Christmas Greetings, E. Worthington Cover. "What Music Has Done For Me," William Allen White; Master Works: "Beethoven's Contra Dance in C," A Master Lesson by the Renowned Piano Virtuoso, Mark Hambourg; Santa Claus, R. Schumann. Pieces fort he Home: Mirelle; Silent Night; In an Old Manse; The Snow Storm, etc.
- December 1936, 2 copies One issue cover- closed tears at spine, pulling from staples, however intact and attached. Cover yellow, children singing.
- January 1936, 2 copies Photo of young girl and boy at piano. "The Singer's Art" by Feodor Chaliapia; "What Makes A Successful Piano Piece?" by H. Stearns; "Music of the Buddhist Devil Dancers," L. Strickland, etc. Master Works: Humoresque, Op. 10, No. 2. P. Tschaikowshy; Moderto Cantabile, from Op. 66, F. Chopin. On copy is mildly soiled, the second copy is heavier with law (margin) damp stain, few chips and closed tears to edges. Contents clean, secure in covers.
- January 1937, 4 copies Cover, Adults playing piano with children, photo. Joseph Joachim, Classicist of the Violin, by . A. Troostwyk. Master ors: Berceuse, Op. 57, F. Chopin. Progressive Music for Orchestra: Twillight Song, F. N. Shackley. Pieces for the Musical Home: Along the Navajo Trail, S. N. Heaps; Bavarian Village Dance, F. A. Williams; Cadets On Parade, E. Ketterer; Shadow Dance, N. L. Wright The Dancing Lady, M. Bilbro; the Garden of Memories, L L. Loth; Romance in E Flat, L. Wentworth; Twilight on the River, L. Renk. Delightful Pieces for Junior Etude Readers: The Little Elf, E. Ketterer; The Fire Engine, A. Richter; Singing As We Go, W. Rolfe; Queen Anne's Lace, H. Locke; Around The Totem Pole, C. A. Hibbs; The Gloppie's Band, B.R. Copeland. One copy has chip to front right corner, another copy front cover split at upper and lower hinge, attached by one staple, rear cover not attached. Contents secure.
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