Selected Content from the March 1903 Edition of The Etude
V. W. M.—1. The Virgil Practice Clavier is recognized by many teachers, both private and those connected with conservatories, as a valuable adjunct in laying a solid foundation in piano-technic, and is used for that purpose, even if a… Read More
The Wagner heirs received in 1902, $115,000 in royalties from his operas exclusive of the Bayreuth profits. “Lohengrin,” the most popular, returned $68,000. It was given in the United States 312 times, for which about $20,000 was paid in royalties. Read More
WANTED—AN INDUSTRIOUS, INTELLIGENT YOUNG woman, preferably between twenty and twenty-five years of age, to receive, free of charge, board, lessons in advanced piano-playing, and thorough training in principles of correct teaching in a prominent conservatory of music, in return for… Read More
