Music Trade Review

Issue: 1941 Vol. 100 N. 3

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New Songs
by Mills Music
with bandleader Irv Carroll to go Western
Publish Band Contest Numbers
on "The Prairies Keep Callin' Me Home."
The Sam Fox Publishing Co.. New
Harry Ruby, who wrote many huge suc-
York,
is making a specialty of nationally
cesses including ::Three Little Words'' sent
Among songs recently released by his newest manuscript in from Hollywood. required contest numbers for band and
Mills Music, Inc., New York, were:
orchestra for 1941. These include in Class
Tag is "The Last Kiss You Gave Me."
"All American" by J. Keirn Brennan and
"A' f Band, "Richard IH—Overture by
Ted Snyder, a robust number with college
Presser Piano Collection Popular Edward German and arranged by Floyd
spirit. "Can't Do Nuthin' Till Love Gets
Theodore Presser. Inc., Philadelphia, J. St. Clair; Class "B" Band "Invocation of
Here." a comedy love song with "Front
Pa., has recently been exploiting Alberich" (from "Rheingold'') by Richard
Porch" (words) by the popular columnist "Melodies Everyone Loves" a collection oi
George MacKinnon and "Rockin' Chair" piano pieces for the grown-up music lover Wagner and arranged by Lucien Cailliet;
(music) by radio's Ray Perkins. "I Know compiled and arranged by William M. Class "C" Orchestra. "The Piper of
from Nothin' But You'' penned by Dave Felton. Thegroup includes selections from Hamelin-Fabliau" (Op. 34) by Howard M.
Dennis, who disbanded his orchestra to light and grand opera favorities, folk Johnson and many others which for the
join Paul Whiteman in Florida, and songs, classics and light rhythmic selec- band include six additional selections to
Leonard Whitcup.
tions. All selections have been arranged those above, seven additional for or-
Gladys Shelley teamed with Ted or revised so that they may be played by chestra and in the choral group ten for
Mossman to turn out a cute lyric on pianists who have had only a few seasons male chorus, four for female chorus, and
nine for mixed chorus.
"Bashful" while the versatile Miss joined of study.
MELODIES
EVERYONE LOVES
A Collection of Piano Pieces
for the Grown-Up Music Lover
PAVANNE
(2nd Movement from the "American Symphonette No. 2")
Compiled and Arranged by WILLIAM M. FELTON
For grown-ups from 16 to 60, this new volume is a compilation of
light opera and grand opera favorites, folksongs, classics and light
rhythmic selections. Each number has been chosen because of its
popular appeal but there are many pieces included that will not
be found in ordinary collections. All of the 56 melodies, including
Selections from The Gondoliers (Sullivan), Liebestraum (Liszt),
Caro Nome, from Rigoletto (Verdi), Pavane (Ravel), Come Where
My Love Lies Dreaming (Foster), Estrellita (Ponce), and Juliet's
Waltz, from Romeo and Juliet (Gounod), have been arranged or
revised so that they may be played and enjoyed by pianists who have
had only a few seasons of study. Even ambitious youngsters can
attempt these versions because although the harmonies are full and
pianistically good, all of the notes are written "under the hands"
and octaves constitute the only demands in this regard.
Price, $1.00
Published by
THEODORE PRESSER CO.
1712 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
A REMINDER: This is MID-WINTER STOCK ORDER
time when special buying advantages are open to the
dealers. If you did not receive or have mislaid the Stock
Order Offers on the Publications of the Theodore
Presser Co., Oliver Ditson Co., and The John Church
Co. a postal request will bring them to you.
Perhaps the most important and best-known Piano Solo contribution
to modern music today.
List Prjce 50 cents
MORTON GOULD'S CARICATONE SERIES
FOUR PIANO NOVELTIES caricaturing and satirizing
the subjects chosen through uncanny musical impressions.
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PRIMA DONNA
CHILD PRODIGY
VENTRILOQUIST
List Price 50 cents each
AMERICAN CAPRICE
American Symphonette No. 1
FIRST MOVEMENT (Modera+o)
CONTINENTAL
MINUET IN SWINGTIME (Second Movement)
SERENADE
THIRD MOVEMENT (Presto)
American Symphonette No. 2
FIRST MOVEMENT (Fast)
THIRD MOVEMENT (Racy)
American Symphonette No. 3
FIRST MOVEMENT
GAVOTTE (Third Movement)
List Price Each Movement 50 cents
DESERTED
BALLROOM
TROPICAL
ROBOT
BELLITA
MANHATTAN POLKA
List Price 50 Cents Each
Write Today for Latest Piano Music Catalog
MILLS M U S I C , Inc.
Jack Mm., Pre..
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