Selected Content from the May 1912 Edition of The Etude
Franz Liszt. Dr. William Mason. Josef Hofmann. Harold Bauer. Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler. Freeucio Busoni. Read More
By J. M. Baldwin. The number of pupils studying music throughout the United States is increasing every year and with the growing demand for study there is a corresponding increase in the number of teachers, many of whom… Read More
By Maggie Wheeler Ross. Some one must teach the married woman pupil. Who is there among us brave enough to specialize on this somewhat unpromising class of students? For unquestionably if we would have the full measure of… Read More
By Mary G. Martin From the beginning of history nothing has been less disputed than the fact that offenses are bound to come. It is also true that there is "Woe to him by whom the offense cometh."… Read More
Third and Last Article in the Extremely Interesting Series upon The Ten Most Important Epochs in Musical History By PROF. HERMANN RITTER Of the Royal Conservatory at Wurzburg THE PERSONIFICATION OF THE BEST IN MUSIC. And now… Read More
By the Distinguished French Master CLAUDE DEBUSSY. The sense for the mysterious is gradually disappearing in these days in consequence of the irrepressible desire to prove everything, to explain everything; yet there is something which will always remain mysterious—and… Read More
