Music Trade Review
Issue: 1924 Vol. 78 N. 25 - Page 44
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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
McKinley Catalog of Piano Teaching
Material, Wide, Varied and Practical
All Compositions Included Classified According to Grade—All Numbers Revised, Edited and
Printed From New Plates—Other Publications Along the Same Lines
/CHICAGO, ILL., June 14.—The McKinley given as much thought as the notation and the
^
Mu:-ic Co., 1501-15 East Fifty-fifth street, execution. In many of these revisions explana-
has woiked out with the aid of its editorial staff tory notes have been inserted touching upon
a special catalog of teaching music classified both the execution and the interpretation, a fea-
according to grades of piano technic. The ad- ture in editing interesting to both teacher and
vantages of this classification, as explained by pupil.
the company to the music teaching profession
It has been the aim of the publishers to make
are many, as it saves many weary hours of the all violin and piano numbers meet every re-
teacher's time heretofore used in examining, quirement, whether for study, teaching, concert
selecting, refingering, phrasing and otherwise * or general entertainment. The violin parts are
"marking up" the compositions best suited for mostly in the first position and are carefully
a pupil.
bowed and fingered. When possible, a second
For instance, if the teacher is confronted with violin part is added for duet purposes. Many
this problem she can turn to the special teaching numbers not only have been re-edited, but have
catalog and find immediately the piece that she been rewritten in a thoroughly refreshing mod-
desires the pupil to study. Under the main ern style.
heading "Touch" there will be found numbers
The editing of the vocal numbers is in prog-
listed under "Legato," "Staccato," "Finger Con- ress and will soon be completed. The list com-
trol," "Double Touch," "Hand Development and prises about half secular and half sacred num-
Expansion," and numerous other headings. In bers, the secular consisting principally of stand-
like manner, under the main heading, "Technic," ard songs. When possible, a violin obligato
will be found numbers listed under the sub-head- part is introduced. Besides the regular use of
ings "Scales and Runs," "Double Notes," "Cross- the vocal composition with obligato, the num-
ing of Hands," etc. .This classification is carried bers can be used without voice fur two violins
out further to "Time, Tempo and Rhythm" and and piano, or for violin, saxophone and piano
"Interpretation."
(the saxophone playing the violin part and the
All the McKinley compositions have been violin the voice part), for the reason that the
thoroughly revised, carefully edited and printed violin part has the voice part cued on a separate
from specially engraved plates. The phrasing, staff, and the voice part is bowed and fingered
pedaling, tone shading and metronome marks just as though it were a violin part. This novel
have been worked into all the grades, giving arrangement of the vocal numbers adapts itself
abundance of material for study. A number of for high schools using or teaching violin, as it
compositions in the easy grades have been adds about one hund.ed vocal numbers to be
printed in large notes. In fingering the first and played instrumentally for violin and piano.
second grades the editorial staff has kept in
A most important item in the additions to
mind the small hand of the average child be- this year's catalog is a set of six "Easy Pieces
ginner.
in Difficult Keys," contributed jointly by Mine.
This method of revision aims solely to bring Sturkow-Ryder and Henry S. Sawyer. Few
out the best technic of the composition. Every pupils can play music written in more than two
point of shading and interpretation has received or three sharps and flats, the main reason being
careful attention to meet the requirements of
that most music in the advanced keys is quite
the most exacting musical critics, and to make difficult. Here arc six gems of melody, all dif-
every composition a model example for the pro- ferent and all easy; three are in Ab, Db and Gb,
gressive teacher.
while the other three are in E, B and F sharp.
In every case the style of playing has been The study of such pieces is a fine preparation
for reading harder music in the difficult keys,
and the best teachers and conservatories will
welcome them.
"The Singer's Art, an Analytical Study of
Vocal Techinque," by Allen Ray Carpenter, is
a new book of preparatory work designed to
equip singers with the necessary technic to en-
World Famous
MCKINLEY
FIFTEEN CENT
MUSIC
200% Profit
"In the Shade of Her Parasol"
Choice Reprintft, Salable Copyrights for
Piano:
Piano Duets, Violin and Piano
Music, Musical Readings, Standard Songs
New Catalogs Now Ready for 1924
Free Catalogs With Stork Orders—We Pay
for Your Advertising—Write
for
Samples Today!
LIBERAL SAJ.1ES PLAN, ASK US!
M c K i n l e y NEW YORK
1501E. 55th si. M u s i c C o . 1 6 ? 8 Broadwa > r
CHICAGO
I Wonder Who's Dancing
With You Toniflht
Where the Lazy Daisies
Grow
It Had to Be You
Mandalay
Steppin' Out
Twilight Rose
There's Yes Yes in Your
Eyes
Arizona Stars
UNTIL TOMORROW
Hula Hula Dream Girl
A New Kind oi Man, with a
New Kind ot Love lor Me
• • •
NE-W YORK
• • • CHICAGO
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
"Savannah" (New)
"Lookin* Out the Window,
Wearin' Out the Carpet"
(Watchin' and Waitin' for
50 New Numbers
Now Ready for 1924
REMICKS BEST SELLERS
DETROIT
(S
of the Best Reprints and More Bis:
Selling
Copyrights
Than • Any
Other I.ow-Prlced Edition!
Miivlr Perfectly Fingered, Printed on the
B«-«t Paper, New Title. Pages
All
able them to execute and master, with under-
standing, assurance and ease, tfre brilliant florid
passages and flourishes which make up the old
Italian aria. If the student masters all this book
teaches he will be able to handle the best classi-
cal and modern songs in an intelligent, artistic
and satisfactory manner.
Here is another evidence that the McKinley
Music Co. is an acknowledged "leader" in ideas
that will make their already "World-Famous
Edition" still more useful and valuable. All of
their standard songs have been analyzed with
regard to vocal technique and under the im-
portant classifications, such as legato, staccato,
intervals, turns, trills, acciaccaturas, syncopation,
accents, swells, etc., will be shown a list of such
songs as illustrate these points.
Nearly all easy violin music is written in easy
keys, such as C, G, D, A, etc., so as to make
frequent use of the open string. On the theory
that more players would use the hardeT keys
if the music written in them were easier, Stur-
kow Ryder has written a book entitled "Twelve
Dances for Violin and Piano in All the Major
Keys," which has just been published by the
McKinley Music Co. The first six dances (Alle-
mande, Courante, Gavotte, Gigue, Minuet and
Sarabande) are patterned after classic forms,
while the last six (March, Mazurka, Polka,
Polonaise, Tarantela and Waltz) are more mod-
ern. The melodies are delightfully fresh, yet
easy to play, and have evoked strong testi-
monials from such authorities as Felix Borow-
sky, president of Chicago Musical College;
Richard Czerwonky, head of violin department,
Bush Conservatory, Chicago; F. A. Biedelman,
theorist and teacher of Harmony, University of
North Dakota, Grand Forks; Jesse de Vore,
head of violin department, Jacksonville (111.)
piano and orchestra composer of note.
JEROME H. REMICK6CO.
qrows and Grows
JUNE 21, 1924
Music Engravers and Printer*
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
You) (New)
(New)
"Oh! Sarah!" (New)
"Monavanna"
"Just One More Night in Your
Arms"
"Little Town in the Ould
County Down"
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON Publishe "
Walter Jacobs, Inc. B !^TMASS.
JACOBS' PIANO FOLIOS ( v «ff-».)
A Complete Library for Photo-Play
Pianiiti
Oliver Ditson Company
FRED FISHER 7*
STflusic
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS ANI> ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Main Offices: 40-44 Winchester St., Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and ChicaRO.
42
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
McKinley Catalog of Piano Teaching
Material, Wide, Varied and Practical
All Compositions Included Classified According to Grade—All Numbers Revised, Edited and
Printed From New Plates—Other Publications Along the Same Lines
/CHICAGO, ILL., June 14.—The McKinley given as much thought as the notation and the
^
Mu:-ic Co., 1501-15 East Fifty-fifth street, execution. In many of these revisions explana-
has woiked out with the aid of its editorial staff tory notes have been inserted touching upon
a special catalog of teaching music classified both the execution and the interpretation, a fea-
according to grades of piano technic. The ad- ture in editing interesting to both teacher and
vantages of this classification, as explained by pupil.
the company to the music teaching profession
It has been the aim of the publishers to make
are many, as it saves many weary hours of the all violin and piano numbers meet every re-
teacher's time heretofore used in examining, quirement, whether for study, teaching, concert
selecting, refingering, phrasing and otherwise * or general entertainment. The violin parts are
"marking up" the compositions best suited for mostly in the first position and are carefully
a pupil.
bowed and fingered. When possible, a second
For instance, if the teacher is confronted with violin part is added for duet purposes. Many
this problem she can turn to the special teaching numbers not only have been re-edited, but have
catalog and find immediately the piece that she been rewritten in a thoroughly refreshing mod-
desires the pupil to study. Under the main ern style.
heading "Touch" there will be found numbers
The editing of the vocal numbers is in prog-
listed under "Legato," "Staccato," "Finger Con- ress and will soon be completed. The list com-
trol," "Double Touch," "Hand Development and prises about half secular and half sacred num-
Expansion," and numerous other headings. In bers, the secular consisting principally of stand-
like manner, under the main heading, "Technic," ard songs. When possible, a violin obligato
will be found numbers listed under the sub-head- part is introduced. Besides the regular use of
ings "Scales and Runs," "Double Notes," "Cross- the vocal composition with obligato, the num-
ing of Hands," etc. .This classification is carried bers can be used without voice fur two violins
out further to "Time, Tempo and Rhythm" and and piano, or for violin, saxophone and piano
"Interpretation."
(the saxophone playing the violin part and the
All the McKinley compositions have been violin the voice part), for the reason that the
thoroughly revised, carefully edited and printed violin part has the voice part cued on a separate
from specially engraved plates. The phrasing, staff, and the voice part is bowed and fingered
pedaling, tone shading and metronome marks just as though it were a violin part. This novel
have been worked into all the grades, giving arrangement of the vocal numbers adapts itself
abundance of material for study. A number of for high schools using or teaching violin, as it
compositions in the easy grades have been adds about one hund.ed vocal numbers to be
printed in large notes. In fingering the first and played instrumentally for violin and piano.
second grades the editorial staff has kept in
A most important item in the additions to
mind the small hand of the average child be- this year's catalog is a set of six "Easy Pieces
ginner.
in Difficult Keys," contributed jointly by Mine.
This method of revision aims solely to bring Sturkow-Ryder and Henry S. Sawyer. Few
out the best technic of the composition. Every pupils can play music written in more than two
point of shading and interpretation has received or three sharps and flats, the main reason being
careful attention to meet the requirements of
that most music in the advanced keys is quite
the most exacting musical critics, and to make difficult. Here arc six gems of melody, all dif-
every composition a model example for the pro- ferent and all easy; three are in Ab, Db and Gb,
gressive teacher.
while the other three are in E, B and F sharp.
In every case the style of playing has been The study of such pieces is a fine preparation
for reading harder music in the difficult keys,
and the best teachers and conservatories will
welcome them.
"The Singer's Art, an Analytical Study of
Vocal Techinque," by Allen Ray Carpenter, is
a new book of preparatory work designed to
equip singers with the necessary technic to en-
World Famous
MCKINLEY
FIFTEEN CENT
MUSIC
200% Profit
"In the Shade of Her Parasol"
Choice Reprintft, Salable Copyrights for
Piano:
Piano Duets, Violin and Piano
Music, Musical Readings, Standard Songs
New Catalogs Now Ready for 1924
Free Catalogs With Stork Orders—We Pay
for Your Advertising—Write
for
Samples Today!
LIBERAL SAJ.1ES PLAN, ASK US!
M c K i n l e y NEW YORK
1501E. 55th si. M u s i c C o . 1 6 ? 8 Broadwa > r
CHICAGO
I Wonder Who's Dancing
With You Toniflht
Where the Lazy Daisies
Grow
It Had to Be You
Mandalay
Steppin' Out
Twilight Rose
There's Yes Yes in Your
Eyes
Arizona Stars
UNTIL TOMORROW
Hula Hula Dream Girl
A New Kind oi Man, with a
New Kind ot Love lor Me
• • •
NE-W YORK
• • • CHICAGO
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
"Savannah" (New)
"Lookin* Out the Window,
Wearin' Out the Carpet"
(Watchin' and Waitin' for
50 New Numbers
Now Ready for 1924
REMICKS BEST SELLERS
DETROIT
(S
of the Best Reprints and More Bis:
Selling
Copyrights
Than • Any
Other I.ow-Prlced Edition!
Miivlr Perfectly Fingered, Printed on the
B«-«t Paper, New Title. Pages
All
able them to execute and master, with under-
standing, assurance and ease, tfre brilliant florid
passages and flourishes which make up the old
Italian aria. If the student masters all this book
teaches he will be able to handle the best classi-
cal and modern songs in an intelligent, artistic
and satisfactory manner.
Here is another evidence that the McKinley
Music Co. is an acknowledged "leader" in ideas
that will make their already "World-Famous
Edition" still more useful and valuable. All of
their standard songs have been analyzed with
regard to vocal technique and under the im-
portant classifications, such as legato, staccato,
intervals, turns, trills, acciaccaturas, syncopation,
accents, swells, etc., will be shown a list of such
songs as illustrate these points.
Nearly all easy violin music is written in easy
keys, such as C, G, D, A, etc., so as to make
frequent use of the open string. On the theory
that more players would use the hardeT keys
if the music written in them were easier, Stur-
kow Ryder has written a book entitled "Twelve
Dances for Violin and Piano in All the Major
Keys," which has just been published by the
McKinley Music Co. The first six dances (Alle-
mande, Courante, Gavotte, Gigue, Minuet and
Sarabande) are patterned after classic forms,
while the last six (March, Mazurka, Polka,
Polonaise, Tarantela and Waltz) are more mod-
ern. The melodies are delightfully fresh, yet
easy to play, and have evoked strong testi-
monials from such authorities as Felix Borow-
sky, president of Chicago Musical College;
Richard Czerwonky, head of violin department,
Bush Conservatory, Chicago; F. A. Biedelman,
theorist and teacher of Harmony, University of
North Dakota, Grand Forks; Jesse de Vore,
head of violin department, Jacksonville (111.)
piano and orchestra composer of note.
JEROME H. REMICK6CO.
qrows and Grows
JUNE 21, 1924
Music Engravers and Printer*
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
You) (New)
(New)
"Oh! Sarah!" (New)
"Monavanna"
"Just One More Night in Your
Arms"
"Little Town in the Ould
County Down"
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON Publishe "
Walter Jacobs, Inc. B !^TMASS.
JACOBS' PIANO FOLIOS ( v «ff-».)
A Complete Library for Photo-Play
Pianiiti
Oliver Ditson Company
FRED FISHER 7*
STflusic
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS ANI> ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Main Offices: 40-44 Winchester St., Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and ChicaRO.
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