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MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
DECEMBER 13, 1924
If Every Dealer Knew, There'd be One Series of Music Books
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Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc., Publishers, New York City
December Novelties Offered
Federation of Women's
by the Oliver Ditson Go.
Clubs Lists Home Music
National Organization Issues a List of Music
That Should Be Found in Every Home for
the Training of the Child
Two Volumes of Miniature Classics and a
Group of Russian Piano Pieces Among the
Features of That Company's Latest List
The General Federation of Women's Clubs,
through its national chairman of music, Anne
Shaw Faulkner, has been conducting a cam-
paign "on music that should be found in every
home." The series, which includes lectures and
editorials, is directed at the parents desirous of
giving their children musical training.
One of the things that is pointed out in the
program is a list of songs which, through the
child's education, should be easily recognized
and appreciated and should form a part of the
musical training. The list is of well-known
selections which, becoming familiar to the child
mind in the early part of the musical training,
should later be either sung or played as the
child advances. They follow:
The latest trade notice of the Oliver Ditson
Co. carries its December novelties. Of par-
ticular importance are a series of three volumes
containing works of the highest class which
can be retailed at a most popular price. They
include Miniature Classics (Bach and Handel)
and Miniature Classics, Volume 2 (Haydn and
Mozart), and Ten Russian Piano Pieces which
contain all of the favorite Russian compositions,
such as "Song of India'' and "Volga Boatman's
Song." These are publications that should add
to retail sales. They arc books that should have
an appeal to both teacher and student.
There are several new teaching pieces by Bert
R. Anthony and some recent additions to the
sacred songs. There follow some new issues
in octavo, some new school music and repre-
sentative list of songs. A page is given over
to a short review of the first and second year-
books of "A Course of Study in Music Under-
standing," issued under the encouragement of
the National Federation of Music Clubs. They
are entitled "The Fundamentals of Music" and
"From Song to Symphony."
All Thru the Night
Welsh Folk Song
Aloha Oe (Farewell to Thee)
Liliuokalani
America .,
Carey
America the Beautiful
Ward
Annie Laurie
Dunn
Auld Lang Syne
Scotch Folk Song
Uattle Cry of Freedom
Root
Rattle Hymn of the Republic
Steffe
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms,
Irish Folk Song
Ben Bolt
Kneass
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
Thos. a Becket
Comin' Tliru the Rye
Scotch Folk Song
Dixie's Land
Emmett
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes. . . .English Folk Song
Home, Sweet Home
Bishop
In the Gloaming
Harrison
Juanita
Spanish Air
Last Rose of Summer
Irish Folk Song
Loch Lomond
Sotch Folk Song
Love's Old Sweet Song
Molloy
Lullaby
Brahms
Mary and Martha
American Slave Song
My Bonnie Is Over the Ocean
Fuller
My Old Kentucky Home
Foster
Oh Dear! What Can the Matter Be?
English Folk Song
Old Black Joe
Foster
Old Folks at Home
Foster
Santa Lucia
Italian Folk Song
Silent Night! Holy Night!
Gruber
Star-Spangled Banner
Smith
Sweet and Low
Barnby
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
American Slave Song
Vaudeville of Van and Schenck
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Enoch & Sons Featuring
Excellent New Numbers
Offer Interesting Selections of the Ballad Type
for the Season—Some Outstanding Numbers
in the Catalog
Enoch & Sons, the well-known ballad pub-
lishing house, is featuring two new numbers by
May H. Brahe, "Shy Mignonette" and "To a
Miniature," also a new song by Easthope Mar-
tin called "When You Come to Me." Among
the other newer songs that are being heard fre-
quently from the same catalog are "Journey's
End," by Sydney King Russell, and "Can't
Remember," by Alma Goatley.
Another feature of the Enoch catalog is Ber-
nard Hamblen's "A Withered Rose." From
present indications this song should reach wide
popularity.
Lerf Pouishnoff has arranged for the Enoch
catalog a series of new piano numbers. Al-
though only recently introduced some of them
are already finding favor. They include "The
Musical Box," "Petite Valse," "Ballet Music
From Rosamunde," "Prelude" and "Quand II
I'leut."
Bob Gross Doing Some Good
Work on Pacific Goast Zo Elliott Writes Still
Coast Manager for Ager, Yellen & Bornstein
Another "Trail" Number
Being Aided Materially by Appearance in
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., December 5.—Bob Gross,
Coast manager for Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
Inc., is spending several weeks here in the
interests
of his firm.
The rest is an extremely well chosen one for
Bob is enjoying a splendid boost for his cat-
the purpose.
alog from Van and Schenck, the vaudeville
headliners who are rilling a three weeks' engageH
ment at the Orpheum here. The well-known
stars are singing no less than six Ager, Yellen
Outstanding Sellers
&. liornstcin songs, among them "I Wonder
What's Become of Sally," "Hard-Hearted Han-
nah," "Big Boy," "Big Bad Bill," "You Know
Me, Alabam'" and "I Want to See My Ten-
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Composer of "Long, Long Trail" Now Writes
"Trail o' My Heart," Published by Edward B.
Marks Music Co.
Zo Elliott, the well-known composer and
writer of "Long, Long Trail," has written
another "trail" song, and in this instance it is
named "Trail o' My Heart." The number, pub-
lished by the Edward B. Marks Music Co., is
being programmed frequently in vaudeville. It
was recently introduced by Chief Caupolican,
the famous Indian baritone, who for a number
of years was a member of the Metropolitan
Opera Co. "Trail o' My Heart" is the feature
number on Chief Caupolican's program during
his present tour. He claims to hold the record
of being the original singer of "Long, Long
Trail," having first introduced it in 1915.
Mr. Dealer: We want you to know that one
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over the country,
"Sweetest Girl
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The fox-trot ballad that's got "pep" and "snap"
and "musical
meril."
You'll have calls for this song. Our introductory
price is 1 "> cents a copy.
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