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The violin, 1900
48 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1NOVELLO, EWER & CO.'S
2MUSIC PRIMERS
3EDITED BY
4SIR JOHN STAINER.
6In issuing this series of Music Primers the Editor sees with pleasure the realisation of a desire he has long felt, to place in the hands of teachers and students of music a set of educational works of a high standard at a price so low as to render them attainable by all.
8The growing interest in music generally, and rapid spread of its study, so very evident in this country, render it of the utmost importance that the student's first steps in every branch should be directed with skill and based on sound principles. The Editor has kept this object steadily in view, and he believes that each one of these Primers will prove to be as carefully constructed in detail as it is comprehensive in design.
10Such a result would have been impossible but for the hearty support and sympathy of those authors, men of known ability in their special branches of art, who have embodied the results of their long and valuable experience in their respective contributions.
12While gratefully acknowledging the kindness of these gentlemen, the Editor cannot but express a hope that the Primers may prove as useful to the public, and as beneficial to art, as both authors and publishers have endeavoured to make them.
141. THE PIANOFORTE – – – – E. PAUER 2 0
152. THE RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC – – – W. H. CUMMINGS 1 0
163. THE ORGAN – – – – SIR JOHN STAINER 2 0
174. THE HARMONIUM – – – – KING HALL 2 0
185. SINGING (Paper Boards, 5s.) – – – A. RANDEGGER 4 0
196. SPEECH IN SONG (Singer's Pronouncing Primer) A. J. ELLIS, F.R.S. 2 0
207. MUSICAL FORMS – – – – E. PAUER 2 0
218. HARMONY – – – – SIR JOHN STAINER 2 0
229. COUNTERPOINT – – – – DR. BRIDGE 2 0
2310. FUGUE – – – – JAMES HIGGS 2 0
2411. SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF MUSIC – – – DR. STONE 1 0
2512. DOUBLE COUNTERPOINT – – – – DR. BRIDGE 2 0
2613. CHURCH CHOIR TRAINING – – – REV. J. TROUTBECK 1 0
2714. PLAIN SONG – – – – REV. T. HELMORE 2 0
2815. INSTRUMENTATION – – – – E. PROUT 2 0
2916. THE ELEMENTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL IN MUSIC – E. PAUER 1 0
3017. THE VIOLIN – – – – BERTHOLD TOURS 2 0
3118. TONIC SOL-FA – – – – J. CURWEN 1 0
3219. LANCASHIRE SOL-FA – – – JAMES GREENWOOD 1 0
3320. COMPOSITION – – – – SIR JOHN STAINER 2 0
3421. MUSICAL TERMS – – – – STAINER AND BARRETT 1 0
3522. THE VIOLONCELLO – – – – JULES DE SWERT 2 0
3623. TWO-PART EXERCISES (396) – – – JAMES GREENWOOD 1 0
3724. DOUBLE SCALES – – – – FRANKLIN TAYLOR 1 0
3825. MUSICAL EXPRESSION – – – – MATHIS LUSSY 3 0
3926. SOLFEGGI (Paper Boards, 5s.) – FLORENCE A. MARSHALL 4 0
40 Or, in Three Parts, 1s. 6d. each.
4127. ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT – – – – DR. BRIDGE 2 0
4228. THE CORNET – – – – H. BRETT 2 0
4329. MUSICAL DICTATION – – – – DR. RITTER 1 0
45(TO BE CONTINUED.)
47Any of the above may be had strongly bound in boards, price 6d. each extra.
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