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== Volume 1 == | == Volume 1: November, 1926 – May, 1927 == | ||
=== Number 1 (November, 1926) === | === Number 1 (November, 1926) === | ||
*Page 1: Front Matter and Table of Contents | *Page 1: Front Matter and Table of Contents | ||
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*Page 29: Helen Bryant, "Theatrical Events at the Door" | *Page 29: Helen Bryant, "Theatrical Events at the Door" | ||
*Page 33: James Davies, "In Memoriam" [Ms. Florence Austin Goodwin] | *Page 33: James Davies, "In Memoriam" [Ms. Florence Austin Goodwin] | ||
=== Number 2 (December, 1926) === | |||
*Page 1: "Christmas Music and Christmas" | |||
*Page 1: "Coming Late to the Music" | |||
*Page 1: "New Musical Americans" | |||
*Page 1: "A'Real Event' in Music" | |||
*Page 1: "Getting Back to Nature" | |||
*Page 2: ["Thurlow Lieurance is shown in this picture recording the theme of 'By the Waters of Minnetonka.' Below the composer's original notes of the song which made him $50,000.00."] | |||
*Page 3: Helen Bryant, "Composer Makes Minnesota Famous: Thurlow Lieurance Tells How He Wrote 'By the Waters of Minnetonka,' in Interview" | |||
*Page 4: "Sousa to Write Song for 'U': 'Business Men Like Lively Music,' Says Famous Conductor on Visit to Minneapolis" | |||
*Page 5: Donald Ferguson, "Music Education or School Authority? What Phases of Music May Properly Be Taught in Schools" | |||
*Page 6: "As Sophie Braslau Sees Musical World" | |||
*Pages 7-8, 18-19: Twin City Musical Reviews | |||
**Page 7: A.E.H., "Symphony Presents 'Pines of Rome' | |||
**Page 7: A.S., "St. Paul is Pleased With M. Cortot's Playing" | |||
**Page 7: "Nikolai Orloff at the People's Church" | |||
**Page 7: "Mischa Elman Gives Music in Purest Form" | |||
**Page 7: "MacDowell Themes Please Thursday Musical" | |||
**Page 8: "Symphony Gives Another Sunday Concert Series" | |||
**Page 8: "Down Town Concert and University Series" | |||
**Page 8: "Verbrugghen String Quartet" | |||
**Page 8: "University Presents Chamber Music" | |||
**Page 8: "Minneapolis Symphony String Quartet" | |||
**Page 8: "Verbrugghen Calls Music Newest Art" | |||
**Page 8: "Orchestral Art Society Opens Season" | |||
**Page 8: "Symphony Chorus Rehearses Weekly" | |||
**Page 8: "Indian Opera Given by High Schools" [''Lelewala'' by Charles Wakefield Cadman] | |||
**Pages 18-19: A.S., "Evenings and Sundays With the Orchestra" | |||
**Page 19: A.S., "John Beach With Pro Musica Society" | |||
*Page 9: "Mischa Elman's Happy Musical Vacation: True Genius Must Never Allow Itself to Be Embittered, Artist Says" | |||
*Page 10: Helen Gage, "Pianist Longs to Play for Own People: [Mischa] Levitzki Tells of His Musical Loves and His Discoveries in China and Japan" | |||
*Page 11: Edward R. Sammis, "The Minnesota Nightingale Tells How: Florence Macbeth Finds That Courage and Hard Work Are As Necessary as a Voice" | |||
*Pages 12-13: Frances Boardman, "St. Paul Delighted by Alfred Cortot: Pianist Shows That Music Cannot Be Divorced From Contact With the Emotions" | |||
*Page 13: Studio Activities | |||
*Page 13: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 14: "Percy Grainger's Tribute to Paderewski" | |||
*Page 14: John Sherman, "From Pants Factory to Concert Stage—[Boris] Saslawki's Story" | |||
*Pages 15, 21: "The Fairy Tale of Marion Talley: The Remarkable Tale of How a Kansas Girl Gained Fame at Nineteen" [interview] | |||
*Page 16: Musical Meditations [by Southworth Allen] | |||
*Pages 16, 22: What Do You Think? An Open Forum for the Expression of Musical Opinion | |||
*Page 17: "Music Critics Laud Indian Opera ''Winona'' [opera by Alberto Bimboni] | |||
*Page 18: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 19: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 20: The Theatre (by Oscar Day) | |||
*Page 20: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 21: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 22: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 22: "University Auditorium Work Starts Next Fall" | |||
*Page 23: "Louis Wolff, Head of Violin Department Dies" | |||
*Page 23: Studio Activities | |||
*Page 23: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 24: Notices/Studio Activities | |||
=== Number 3 (January-February, 1927) === | |||
*Page 1: "When Critics Disagree" | |||
*Page 1: "Northwest Music in the East" | |||
*Page 2: "Who is Who in Northwest Music Circles: Henri Verbrugghen, Conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra" | |||
*Page 3: John Sherman, "Chaliapin on American Psychology: His Difficulty in Understanding It—His Work on His Autobiography" | |||
*Pages 4, 23: James Davies (Dr. ), "A Great Music Critic" [Samuel Langford] | |||
*Page 5: "The World's Greatest Cellist Speaks: Pablo Casals Tells a Viennese Newspaper about His First Musical Memories and Experiences" [interview taken and translated from the ''Neue Frei Presse'' of Vienna] | |||
*Page 6: "Minnesota Musicians Score in New York: Highly Favorable Reviews in the East—Symphony and St. Olaf's Win Honors—Mr. Fenyves' Recital" | |||
*Page 7: Helen Bryant, "Milhaud, the Bad Boy of Today's Composers: The Ultra-Modern of French Musical Writers Speaks of the Trend in Today's Music" | |||
*Page 8: "How to Handle the Child Prodigy: [Alexander] Brailowsky Tells His Own Experience—His Views of the Modern Composers and Jazz" | |||
*Page 8: [advertisement for the Minneapolis String Quartet] | |||
*Pages 9-10, 18: Twin City Musical Reviews | |||
**Page 9: A.E.H., "Miaskovsky Symphony Scores Tremendous Success" [Sixth Symphony] | |||
**Page 9: J.S., "December 17" [symphony concert] | |||
**Pages 9-10: "January 2" [American legion band concert] | |||
**Page 10: "January 9" | |||
**Page 10: "January 14" | |||
**Page 10: "January 16" | |||
**Page 10: "January 21" | |||
**Page 10: "January 23" | |||
**Pages 10, 18: "Mrs. Carlyle Scott's Series of Concerts" | |||
**Page 18: "St. Paul Concerts" | |||
**Page 18: "Pro Musica Presents Milhaud" | |||
**Page 18: "Madame Apfelbeck Dies" [Marie Louise Bailey-Apfelbeck] | |||
**Page 18: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 11: Alfred Edmund Hinton, "Sketches of Modern Music" | |||
*Page 12: [Concert Notices] | |||
*Page 13: Sigmund Spaeth, "How Should We Listen to Music? A Famous Critic Tells of Foot-Listeners, Heart-Listeners and Head-Listeners" | |||
*Page 14: Arthur Judson, "What an Artist's Manager Should Not Do: He Is Not a Miracle Man but Acts More as a Service Bureau" | |||
*Page 14: Studio Activities | |||
*Page 15: Ernest Newman [via the ''London Times''], "Stale Bread's Spasm Band Was First: Ernest Newman Discusses H. O. Osgood's Recent Book in Defense of Jazz" | |||
*Page 16: Robert A. Simon [via the ''New York Herald Tribune''], "How to Get the Noisy Applause: Hints that Forthcoming 'Recital' Fiend May Do Well to Observe"—or Avoid" | |||
*Page 17: Lawrence M. Brings, "What's the Matter With American Speech? Careless, Slovenly and Incorrect Methods of Speaking" | |||
*Page 17: Studio Activities | |||
*Page 18: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 19: "Jazz Will Go; the Waltz Will Come Back: Sir Henry Wood, a Great Conductor, Tells a London Interviewer About Music in America" | |||
*Page 19: [advertisement] | |||
*Pages 20-22: J. O'Boyle, "Better Music Given Movie Theaters" | |||
*Page 20: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 21 [advertisements] | |||
*Page 22: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 22: Notices | |||
*Pages 23-24: Notices and advertisements | |||
=== Number 4 (May, 1927) === | |||
*Page 1: [advertisement] | |||
*Page 2: "Who is Who in Northwest Musical Circles: Cecile M. Skaaden" ["Mezzo-Soprano, Voice Specialist"] | |||
*Page 3: "A Personal Letter From Winifred Wagner" | |||
*Page 3: "Music and the New Auditorium" | |||
*Page 3: "An 'Event' for Mr. Damrosch" | |||
*Page 3: "The Noise of Antheil" | |||
*Page 4: "Fritz Kreisler Plays in St. Paul: Excessive Devotion to Technique Opposed by the Artist—A Bit of the Philosophy of Life and Love and Music as the Great Violinist Sees It" | |||
*Page 5: "Rachmaninoff Pleads for 'Melody': The Great Russian Composer's Recital in St. Paul—His Plea for the Older Conceptions of Music as Against the Young 'Internationalists'" | |||
*Pages 6-7, 19: Victor Nilsson (Dr.), "A Pilgrimage to Bonn and its 'Beethoven Haus': Music Critic Visits Beethoven's Birthplace and Finds Famous Old Instruments and Other Musical Treasures and Relics" | |||
*Pages 8, 24: "Percy Grainger Visits Minneapolis: He Hears His Composition 'The Warrior' Played by the Symphony Orchestra—Musical Views and Pianistic Ideas" | |||
*Pages 9-10, 22-23: "Tendencies and New Tenets: Eugene Goossens Speaks of the Variant Theories of Music Today—Polytonality and Atonality" | |||
*Page 11: "University Will Present 'Carmen': A Great Event Set for the Memorial Stadium on the Campus June 11 Next" [University of Minnesota] | |||
*Pages 12-13: Ruth Anderson [Instrumental Supervisor, Minneapolis Public Schools], "Music in the Public Schools" | |||
*Pages 12-13: "Who is Who in Northwest Musical Circles: Dr. F. Melius Christiansen" [Director of the St. Olaf Choir] | |||
*Page 13: "The Beethoven Centennial" | |||
*Pages 14, 21: "The Music of the Soviet Republic: Alfredo Casella Finds the Musical Field There Very Much Alive—What the State Does for It" | |||
*Page 15: [Notices] | |||
*Page 16: Saint Paul Activities: Work of the Schubert Club | |||
*Page 16: Studio Activities | |||
*Page 16: [advertisement] | |||
*Page 17: Studio Notes | |||
*Page 17: [advertisement] | |||
*Page 18: "A Visit from Mrs. Gaines" [Berenice Van Loan Gaines] | |||
*Page 18: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 20: Twin City Musical Reviews | |||
*Page 20: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 20: "Mr. Witherspoon Discusses Musical Ethics" | |||
== Volume 2: October, 1927 – == | |||
=== Number 1 (October, 1927) === | |||
*Page 1: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 3: Announcement | |||
*Page 3: Florence Aylen, "Rhythms" | |||
*Page 3: Table of Contents | |||
*Pages 4-5: James Davies (Dr.), "Modern Tendencies in American Music: An Article in Which the Critic Challenges the Attention of the Musical World" | |||
*Page 5: "Claudia Muzio Will Open Season of Schubert Club" | |||
*Page 5: National Note | |||
*Page 6: Arthur J. Gaines [Manager, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra], "Symphony Completes Anniversary Plans: Minneapolis Orchestra Will Open Twenty-fifth Concert Season on October 21" | |||
*Pages 7-8: "Minneapolis Schools Standardize Course: Study of Music Appreciation Considered Essential to Intellectual, Emotional and Spiritual Development of Pupils" | |||
*Page 8: [University of North Dakota Music Department Notice] | |||
*Page 8: "Service to be Keynote of Thursday Musical Activity" | |||
*Page 9: "New Music Courses Offered by University Extension" | |||
*Page 9: "New York Symphony Plans Golden Jubilee Celebration" | |||
*Page 9: Across the Seas [Notices] | |||
*Page 10: Harold L. van Doren, "Art Institute to Open Auditorium: Exhibition of the Work of Twin City Artists Will be Featured During Month" | |||
*Page 11: "Northwest Singers Prepare For National Audition Test" | |||
*Page 12: Russell McLaughlin, "Camp Selected for National Orchestra: 300 High School Musicians Will be Chosen for Membership in Organization" | |||
*Page 13: Minneapolis Notices | |||
*Page 13: "Twin City Musicians Join Theater Strike" | |||
*Page 14: St. Paul and Duluth Notices | |||
*Page 15: Minnesota Notices | |||
*Page 15: Obituary | |||
**Mrs. Sophie Sherdingstad Dahl (b. 1883) | |||
**Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler (aged 65) | |||
**Marcus Loew | |||
**Ralph Lyford | |||
**Isadora Duncan | |||
**Ethan Allen Taussig | |||
*Page 16: National Notes | |||
*Page 17: Notices and Advertisements | |||
*Page 18: "Old Favorites to be Featured Over WCCO" | |||
*Page 18: "Three Players to Begin 25th Year With Symphony" | |||
*Page 18: South Dakota and Pro Musica Notices | |||
*Page 19: Notices | |||
*Page 20: Dramatic and Fine Arts | |||
*Page 21: [List of Visiting Artists for State Teachers' College, Moorhead, Minnesota] | |||
*Page 21: [advertisements] | |||
=== Number 2 (November, 1927) === | |||
*Pages 1-4: [advertisements] | |||
*Page 5: "The Unfinished Symphony" | |||
*Page 5: Table of Contents | |||
*Pages 6, 20: W.F. Webster [Superintendent of the Minneapolis Public Schools], "Music and the Sacred Seven: The Educator Marks a Significant Trend in the Evolution of the School Curriculum" | |||
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