Music Trade Review
Issue: 1922 Vol. 74 N. 24 - Page 4
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JUNE
17,
DITSON SERVICE
We Point With Pride to the Following Achievements Which Have Helped to
Make the House of Ditson Famous
>
The best Graded Course for Piano:
The best Musical Library extant:
The Musicians Library
Tapper's Graded Piano Course
84 Volumes issued, containing the Masterpieces of
Song and Piano music.
20 numbers
The best Graded Vocal Course:
The best Library of Musical Text-books published:
,
Marzo's Art of Vocalization
The Music Students Library
35 Volumes, covering every essential branch of musi-
cal instruction.
24 books
The best Sight-singing Method:
The best Edition of Standard Educational Works
issued:
The Ditson Edition
Melodia
By Samuel W. Cole and Prof. Leo R. Lewis.
4 books.
Comprising 35 1 Volumes, edited and compiled on ad-
vanced lines. Absolutely the best among the so-called
cheap editions.
The best Series of Popular Music:
The best Collections of Songs:
67 Volumes, of which over 500,000 copies have been
sold.
Favorite Songs of Famous Singers
1 6 Volumes.
More on the way
The O. D. Music Series
The best Classic Series, including the world-famous
Song and Piano Classics. 75 Volumes.
The best Complete System of Piano Instruction
THE MUSIC STUDENTS PIANO COURSE
EDITORS
Prof. Clarence G. Hamilton, Wellesley College
Prof. John P. Marshall, Boston University
Dr. Percy Goetschius, Institute of Musical Art, New York
Will Earhart, Director of Music, Pittsburgh, Pa.
William Arms Fisher, Managing Editor
Endorsed by leading educators, school supervisors and convents.
What We Are Doing For Music Dealers
"The fact that the Oliver Ditson Company, Boston, is a very up-to-date
concern is emphasized by a neat little booklet which the publishing house has
recently issued entitled "Ditson Service." It is full from cover to cover of
advice to the music buyer as to how he may best satisfy his needs. It is no
wonder that the Ditson house has the good will of the dealers, when it includes
such a paragraph as this in its booklet: "Though we are headquarters for every-
thing in music, we urge you to patronize your local dealer, thereby encouraging
him to broaden his scope and enlarge his stock in response to your demands."
Musical
Courier
Tremont St.
OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, 178-179
BOSTON
East 34th St.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., 8-10-12
NEW YORK
1922
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JUNE
17,
DITSON SERVICE
We Point With Pride to the Following Achievements Which Have Helped to
Make the House of Ditson Famous
>
The best Graded Course for Piano:
The best Musical Library extant:
The Musicians Library
Tapper's Graded Piano Course
84 Volumes issued, containing the Masterpieces of
Song and Piano music.
20 numbers
The best Graded Vocal Course:
The best Library of Musical Text-books published:
,
Marzo's Art of Vocalization
The Music Students Library
35 Volumes, covering every essential branch of musi-
cal instruction.
24 books
The best Sight-singing Method:
The best Edition of Standard Educational Works
issued:
The Ditson Edition
Melodia
By Samuel W. Cole and Prof. Leo R. Lewis.
4 books.
Comprising 35 1 Volumes, edited and compiled on ad-
vanced lines. Absolutely the best among the so-called
cheap editions.
The best Series of Popular Music:
The best Collections of Songs:
67 Volumes, of which over 500,000 copies have been
sold.
Favorite Songs of Famous Singers
1 6 Volumes.
More on the way
The O. D. Music Series
The best Classic Series, including the world-famous
Song and Piano Classics. 75 Volumes.
The best Complete System of Piano Instruction
THE MUSIC STUDENTS PIANO COURSE
EDITORS
Prof. Clarence G. Hamilton, Wellesley College
Prof. John P. Marshall, Boston University
Dr. Percy Goetschius, Institute of Musical Art, New York
Will Earhart, Director of Music, Pittsburgh, Pa.
William Arms Fisher, Managing Editor
Endorsed by leading educators, school supervisors and convents.
What We Are Doing For Music Dealers
"The fact that the Oliver Ditson Company, Boston, is a very up-to-date
concern is emphasized by a neat little booklet which the publishing house has
recently issued entitled "Ditson Service." It is full from cover to cover of
advice to the music buyer as to how he may best satisfy his needs. It is no
wonder that the Ditson house has the good will of the dealers, when it includes
such a paragraph as this in its booklet: "Though we are headquarters for every-
thing in music, we urge you to patronize your local dealer, thereby encouraging
him to broaden his scope and enlarge his stock in response to your demands."
Musical
Courier
Tremont St.
OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, 178-179
BOSTON
East 34th St.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., 8-10-12
NEW YORK
1922
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