Music Trade Review
Issue: 1925 Vol. 80 N. 23 - Page 46
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46
THE
The New Book by
Clarence G. Hamilton
"Piano Music, Its Composers and Character-
istics" Written by Professor of Music at
Wellesley College
Clarence G. Hamilton, A. M., professor of
music at Wellesley College, is the author of a
new book, "Piano Music, Its Composers and
Characteristics." Prof. Hamilton is also the
author of several other publications, including
"Piano Teaching, Its Principles and Problems,"
"Sound and Its Relation to Music," "Outlines
of Music History" and "Epochs in Musical
Progress." "Epochs in Musical Progress" is
now on the press and is the fourth book in the
"Study Course in Music Understanding" pre-
pared for the National Federation of Music
Clubs. All of these publications are published
by the Oliver Ditson Co., Boston. The con-
tents of "Piano Music, Its Composers and Char-
acteristics" clearly show how piano music has
arrived at its present advanced stage. They
cover the peculiar and individual styles of out-
standing pianists and composers, the evolution
of the piano and a review of the earliest instru-
ments, together with actual illustrations and the
progress to the art instrument of the present day.
Piano music of the various countries of Europe
and America is covered. There also appear lists
of music and books for further study or for
pedagogical purposes and these are noted so
that references can be made with proper con-
tinuity. The author, in referring to important
works of great masters, has confined himself to
numbers that are practical for pianists of mod-
erate ability and such as are readily obtainable
in music stores.
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
"Song of Sunshine" by Florence Turner-Malay
and other classic selections. The balance of
the program were readings by Mrs. Karn ren-
dered in a delightful manner for which she re-
ceived much praise and comment. The poems
read included "O Would You Know," "The
Contented Frog," "In The Heart of a Pink,"
"The Shipbuilders," and unwritten music.
New Fox Go. Ballad
Popular in Concert
"Little Bluebird of My Heart," by Twohig and
Grey, Being Used by More Than Sixty Con-
cert Artists
The Sam Fox Publishing Co., of Cleveland,
O., recently released a new song called "Little
Bluebird of My Heart," the words of which are
FORT WAYNE, IND., May 29.—An unusual musical
AT THE HEAD OF ITS CLASS!
World Famous
McKINLEY
MUSIC
FIFTEEN CENT
Daniel S. Twohig
by Daniel S. Twohig and the music by Frank
H. Grey. That the number is unusual is demon-
strated by the fact that already sixty concert
artists are using it in their programs. These
include practically all of the outstanding singers
of the country, such as Merle Alcock, Frances
Alda, Paul Althouse, Elsie Baker, Barbara
Maurel, Allen McQuhae, Marguerite Namara,
May Peterson, Carmela and Rosa Ponselle,
Anna Fitziu, Jeanne Gordon, and others.
The Sam Fox Publishing Co. has inaugurated
a Summer campaign on this new charming
lullaby ballad. From present indications it
should prove an active June offering. , It has
been given an attractive title page which will
lend itself readily to window and show-counter
displays. As the singers who are using "Little
Bluebird of My Heart" are most enthusiastic,
the new offering should continue in the same
programs throughout the Fall period.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
Mil. DKAT.KK: Are You Handling; the Kasy
S.llinjf "llijf Profit" IJiiif? A Choice Stork of
lit)~ Assorted Music, Vocal, Piano, Piano
Duets, Violin anil Pin no, Savonnonp and
J'i:uio, etc., Installed nt Very Low Cost.
All of the P.rst It.prints and More Iliff
Selling Copyrights Than Any Oilier Low-
Priced Kdition !
Mnsic Engravers and Printers
200% PROFIT
50 New Numbers and New
Catalogs NOW READY for 1925
l.ilirrul Sal<
Write fur Samples.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1517 E. 55th SI.
CHICAGO
The success of "Moonlight and Roses," pub-
lished by Villa Moret, Inc., Pantages Building,
San Francisco, Cal., marks another addition, to
the Pacific Coast organizations which have de-
veloped nation-wide song successes.
John
McCormack is the latest artist to sing and
record "Moonlight and Roses." It is appearing
on the programs of many other artists and,
with the campaign now being carried on by
Villa Moret, the publisher, in professional cir-
cles, further publicity is assured this success.
Villa Moret, Inc., is headed by Charles N.
Daniels, president; Ben Black, vice-president;
Paul L. Corbell, secretary and treasurer, and
Bob Watts, sales manager. All of these are
well-known music men. Daniels has been suc-
cessfully composing for close to a score of
years.
Music Men Outing
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Fprfprtly Finujpri'il. Printed on the
Hest Pupor, New Title I'IIKPS
Number Published by Villa Moret, Inc., Sung
and Recorded by John McCormack—Big
Campaign Behind It
Frank Crumit, the well-known musical com-
edy and vaudeville star, has just written a book
of songs for the ukulele which has been ac-
cepted for publication by Irving Berlin, Inc.
It is entitled "Strum It With Crumit." Frank
Crumit was one of the first performers to use
a ukulele on the stage. His publication contains
songs of various classifications, including comic,
ballad and love songs. The Berlin organization
has arranged a big exploitation program on this
new addition to its catalog.
GROWS and GROWS and GROWS!
Music
"Moonlight and Roses"
Meeting With Success
New Grumit Song Book
An Unusual Program
program was given at the Little Art Theatre
this city recently when Mrs. Esther Nelson
Karn, who is associated with the S. A. Karn
Music Co. of this city, introduced her latest
book "Lure of the Wilds." Mrs. Karn was
assisted by Helen Limbert, soprano, and Irene
Rohyans-Karn, pianist. The music included
"The Little Damozel," Ivor Novello, "Trifles"
by Caroline L. Sumner and Frank H. Grey,
JUNE 6, 1925
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 W e i t 43rd Street
New York City
William Ackerman, chairman of the outing
committee of the Association of Music Men,
composed of the members of the retail and
shipping departments of metropolitan standard
publishing houses, announces the third annual
outing and dinner of the Association. This
year's event will be held on Saturday afternoon
and evening of June 27 at Bamberger's Hotel,
4653 Amboy road, Eltingville, Staten Island.
The trip will be made to the outing grounds
from New York by bus.
The Oliver Ditson Co. has just issued a
cantata for women's voices, entitled "The Lady
of Shalott," the text of which is by Lord Alfred
Tennyson and the music by Charles Bennett.
This was awarded the 1925 prize by the Na-
tional Federation of Music Clubs.
School, Lodge and
Assembly Marches
March Victorious
(Mabel Metxrer-Wrlffht)
Pacific Patrol
(Clifford)
Victorious Eagle
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
(Boiey)
American Beauty March
BOSTON Publishers
Knights of Columbus March
Oliver Ditson Company
Valiant Volunteers
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHES*.
PBINTMU AND ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Main Oftices: 40-44 Winchester S t , Boston.
Branch Houses: N t w York and Chicago.
(Williams)
(Clifford)
(Mabel Meti*«r-Wrl»ht)
Order Through Jobber or Direct
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.
PublUhmr*
New York City
46
THE
The New Book by
Clarence G. Hamilton
"Piano Music, Its Composers and Character-
istics" Written by Professor of Music at
Wellesley College
Clarence G. Hamilton, A. M., professor of
music at Wellesley College, is the author of a
new book, "Piano Music, Its Composers and
Characteristics." Prof. Hamilton is also the
author of several other publications, including
"Piano Teaching, Its Principles and Problems,"
"Sound and Its Relation to Music," "Outlines
of Music History" and "Epochs in Musical
Progress." "Epochs in Musical Progress" is
now on the press and is the fourth book in the
"Study Course in Music Understanding" pre-
pared for the National Federation of Music
Clubs. All of these publications are published
by the Oliver Ditson Co., Boston. The con-
tents of "Piano Music, Its Composers and Char-
acteristics" clearly show how piano music has
arrived at its present advanced stage. They
cover the peculiar and individual styles of out-
standing pianists and composers, the evolution
of the piano and a review of the earliest instru-
ments, together with actual illustrations and the
progress to the art instrument of the present day.
Piano music of the various countries of Europe
and America is covered. There also appear lists
of music and books for further study or for
pedagogical purposes and these are noted so
that references can be made with proper con-
tinuity. The author, in referring to important
works of great masters, has confined himself to
numbers that are practical for pianists of mod-
erate ability and such as are readily obtainable
in music stores.
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
"Song of Sunshine" by Florence Turner-Malay
and other classic selections. The balance of
the program were readings by Mrs. Karn ren-
dered in a delightful manner for which she re-
ceived much praise and comment. The poems
read included "O Would You Know," "The
Contented Frog," "In The Heart of a Pink,"
"The Shipbuilders," and unwritten music.
New Fox Go. Ballad
Popular in Concert
"Little Bluebird of My Heart," by Twohig and
Grey, Being Used by More Than Sixty Con-
cert Artists
The Sam Fox Publishing Co., of Cleveland,
O., recently released a new song called "Little
Bluebird of My Heart," the words of which are
FORT WAYNE, IND., May 29.—An unusual musical
AT THE HEAD OF ITS CLASS!
World Famous
McKINLEY
MUSIC
FIFTEEN CENT
Daniel S. Twohig
by Daniel S. Twohig and the music by Frank
H. Grey. That the number is unusual is demon-
strated by the fact that already sixty concert
artists are using it in their programs. These
include practically all of the outstanding singers
of the country, such as Merle Alcock, Frances
Alda, Paul Althouse, Elsie Baker, Barbara
Maurel, Allen McQuhae, Marguerite Namara,
May Peterson, Carmela and Rosa Ponselle,
Anna Fitziu, Jeanne Gordon, and others.
The Sam Fox Publishing Co. has inaugurated
a Summer campaign on this new charming
lullaby ballad. From present indications it
should prove an active June offering. , It has
been given an attractive title page which will
lend itself readily to window and show-counter
displays. As the singers who are using "Little
Bluebird of My Heart" are most enthusiastic,
the new offering should continue in the same
programs throughout the Fall period.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
Mil. DKAT.KK: Are You Handling; the Kasy
S.llinjf "llijf Profit" IJiiif? A Choice Stork of
lit)~ Assorted Music, Vocal, Piano, Piano
Duets, Violin anil Pin no, Savonnonp and
J'i:uio, etc., Installed nt Very Low Cost.
All of the P.rst It.prints and More Iliff
Selling Copyrights Than Any Oilier Low-
Priced Kdition !
Mnsic Engravers and Printers
200% PROFIT
50 New Numbers and New
Catalogs NOW READY for 1925
l.ilirrul Sal<
Write fur Samples.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1517 E. 55th SI.
CHICAGO
The success of "Moonlight and Roses," pub-
lished by Villa Moret, Inc., Pantages Building,
San Francisco, Cal., marks another addition, to
the Pacific Coast organizations which have de-
veloped nation-wide song successes.
John
McCormack is the latest artist to sing and
record "Moonlight and Roses." It is appearing
on the programs of many other artists and,
with the campaign now being carried on by
Villa Moret, the publisher, in professional cir-
cles, further publicity is assured this success.
Villa Moret, Inc., is headed by Charles N.
Daniels, president; Ben Black, vice-president;
Paul L. Corbell, secretary and treasurer, and
Bob Watts, sales manager. All of these are
well-known music men. Daniels has been suc-
cessfully composing for close to a score of
years.
Music Men Outing
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Fprfprtly Finujpri'il. Printed on the
Hest Pupor, New Title I'IIKPS
Number Published by Villa Moret, Inc., Sung
and Recorded by John McCormack—Big
Campaign Behind It
Frank Crumit, the well-known musical com-
edy and vaudeville star, has just written a book
of songs for the ukulele which has been ac-
cepted for publication by Irving Berlin, Inc.
It is entitled "Strum It With Crumit." Frank
Crumit was one of the first performers to use
a ukulele on the stage. His publication contains
songs of various classifications, including comic,
ballad and love songs. The Berlin organization
has arranged a big exploitation program on this
new addition to its catalog.
GROWS and GROWS and GROWS!
Music
"Moonlight and Roses"
Meeting With Success
New Grumit Song Book
An Unusual Program
program was given at the Little Art Theatre
this city recently when Mrs. Esther Nelson
Karn, who is associated with the S. A. Karn
Music Co. of this city, introduced her latest
book "Lure of the Wilds." Mrs. Karn was
assisted by Helen Limbert, soprano, and Irene
Rohyans-Karn, pianist. The music included
"The Little Damozel," Ivor Novello, "Trifles"
by Caroline L. Sumner and Frank H. Grey,
JUNE 6, 1925
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 W e i t 43rd Street
New York City
William Ackerman, chairman of the outing
committee of the Association of Music Men,
composed of the members of the retail and
shipping departments of metropolitan standard
publishing houses, announces the third annual
outing and dinner of the Association. This
year's event will be held on Saturday afternoon
and evening of June 27 at Bamberger's Hotel,
4653 Amboy road, Eltingville, Staten Island.
The trip will be made to the outing grounds
from New York by bus.
The Oliver Ditson Co. has just issued a
cantata for women's voices, entitled "The Lady
of Shalott," the text of which is by Lord Alfred
Tennyson and the music by Charles Bennett.
This was awarded the 1925 prize by the Na-
tional Federation of Music Clubs.
School, Lodge and
Assembly Marches
March Victorious
(Mabel Metxrer-Wrlffht)
Pacific Patrol
(Clifford)
Victorious Eagle
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
(Boiey)
American Beauty March
BOSTON Publishers
Knights of Columbus March
Oliver Ditson Company
Valiant Volunteers
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHES*.
PBINTMU AND ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Main Oftices: 40-44 Winchester S t , Boston.
Branch Houses: N t w York and Chicago.
(Williams)
(Clifford)
(Mabel Meti*«r-Wrl»ht)
Order Through Jobber or Direct
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.
PublUhmr*
New York City
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