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The violinist, 1900
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1THE VIOLINISTS' CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU
3Wisconsin, Dec. 28, 1913.
4Editor The Violinist: Enclosed please find money order for which renew my subscription beginning with January.
5I am a student of the violin and find many instructive articles in your magazine and enjoy reading it very much.
6Martha T. Larsen.
8Editor The Violinist: I enclose the subscription of George Paulsen. This is the third I have secured. Mr. Lang, whose subscription I sent previously, is leader of the orchestra and plays a Philamona violin, by J. D. Horvath, New York. It is a splendid instrument, better than many old ones. I am glad the Violinist is interested in violins as well as music and instruction.
9S. B. Goodspeed.
11New Jersey, Jan. 6, 1914.
12Editor The Violinist: I am enclosing money order in payment for two years' subscription.
13The magazine is improving continually. I am very busy but always make time to read it with profit.
14Wishing you constantly increasing success, I am
15Effie E. Young.
17New York, Jan. 7 1914.
18Editor The Violinist: Enclosed postoffice money order is for The Violinist, 1914.
19Having been for many years a pen-ink portrait artist in New York City, I appreciate the quality of the pictures, print, paper and simplicity of form.
20Having been an amateur violinist and something of a violin maker, I am much interested in some of the articles.
21I wish you a Happy New Year.
22George Snyder.
24EDITORIAL NOTE.
25(Mr. Lockwood in his article gave general rather than specific suggestions as to compositions for Amateur Orchestras. He cautioned against the use of Mozart, Gluck, Schumann and the like, and suggested Haydn, Schubert, the 6th symphony of Beethoven's [omitting the Andante], and the Tschaikowsky B-flat minor concerto.—Editor.)
27Editor The Violinist: Enclosed please find money order for two years' subscription.
28I have the full number of copies of The Violinist since its beginning and always eagerly look forward to the date of publication of the following number.
29Wishing you the best of success in the future.
30Julius Horn.
32Editor The Violinist: In January Violinist of 1912 there was an article by Samuel Pierson Lockwood on "Amateur Orchestras." If I remember correctly in this article he suggested a number of compositions suitable for such an orchestra. I have lost this particular number, but would like to replace it if I could.
33If you are unable to send me this copy, would it be possible for you to give me briefly the information which I wish? What was the symphony which he considered suited to a small orchestra?
34Thank you very much for any trouble which you may take in this matter.
35Jessie M. Law.
37Editor The Violinist: Enclosed find check in payment for one year subscription for The Violinist. I enjoy reading your little magazine very much, and eagerly await its coming.
38(Mrs.) Jno. F. Manier.
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