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The Musical blue book of America, 1915
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1The MUSICAL OBSERVER
2A MAGAZINE FOR THE SERIOUS STUDENT AND TEACHER
4THE number of existing music journals which can boast of distinctive merit is a very limited one, and among them The Musical Observer may justly claim first consideration. Its thoroughly American policy, carefully selected articles, critical essays and instructive columns appeal to all discriminating instrumental and vocal teachers, and are of unquestionable interest to all students and music lovers.
6CONCERT SEASON AND OPERA NEWS
7Profusely illustrated this department is a special favorite. Its able, complete and detailed accounts of concerts and operatic performances together with special and exhaustive critical reviews of such operas as Hadley's Cleopatra's Night, Prokovieff's "Love of the Three Oranges," and other operas as produced, should interest you.
9VOCAL CULTURE COMMUNITY OPERA SCHOOL MUSIC
10Three vitally important subjects discussed in every issue from every conceivable viewpoint and with expert treatment by high standing authoritative writers such as Herbert W. Greene, J. Van Broekhoven, Louis Arthur Russell, Max Schoen and Glenn H. Woods.
12FOR THE PIANIST
13Piano playing is discussed by such artists as Leo Ornstein, Alberto Jonas, Eleanor P. Sherwood. Miss Harriette Brower, the eminent author, pianist and teacher in charge of The Round Table is ready to help students, teachers, and parents to solve educational and home music problems.
15FOR THE VIOLINIST and ENSEMBLER PLAYER
16A liberal array of articles on the violin and kindred instruments by such authorities as Fritz Kreisler, Leopold Auer, Theo. Spiering, Eugene Gruenberg, Edmund Severn, Arthur Hartmann, E. L. Winn, Victor Kuzdo, Franz Bornchein, together with interesting reviews on new publications make this feature of The Musical Observer alone worth more than the entire subscription price.
18ORGAN AND ORGANISTS
19A new department devoted to the Organ and Organists will be another attractive feature provided by Dr. Orlando A. Mansfield, one of the best known players, writers for and about the organ in America.
21MUSIC
22Each issue brings you a collection of splendid copyrighted music for piano solo, violin, organ and voice, not popular trash but the kind you will gladly add and retain in your music library.
24Music Teachers and artists in particular should be interested in The Musical Observer owing to the fact that they above all others, require constant knowledge of what their contemporaries and colleagues are doing in other musical communities. It is necessary to expand and keep pace with the constant musical growth of our country and The Musical Observer will help you do it.
26TO KNOW WHAT THE MUSICAL OBSERVER REALLY IS YOU MUST SEE A COPY
27Subscription $2.00 6 months $1.00 Current Issue 20c Canadian Subscription 25c extra Foreign 50c extra
29The Musical Observer Co. 46 COOPER SQUARE NEW YORK CITY
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