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Volume 1

Number 1 (November, 1926)

  • Page 1: Front Matter and Table of Contents
  • Page 2: [advertisement]
  • Page 3: [advertisements]
  • Page 4: [advertisements]
  • Page 5: Foreword
  • Page 6: [advertisement]
  • Pages 7-9: Marion D. Lay, "Minneapolis Writer Scores Success: 'Winona,' Bimboni-Williams Production Heralded by Critic as Epochal Music Event"
  • Page 9: "Symphony Presents Famous Soloists: Outline of the 24th Consecutive Orchestral Season Shows Many First Magnitude Stars" [Minneapolis Symphony]
  • Pages 10, 14, 30: "A Musical Summer in Europe: Henri Verbrugghen Describes His Visit to the Mozart-Wagner Festival and Elsewhere"
  • Page 10: [advertisement]
  • Pages 11, 20: "[John] McCormack Tells Secret of Success: World-Famous Singer Gives Advice to Teachers and Students on How to Practice (Special Interview with Northwest Musical Herald Correspondent)"
  • Page 12: "Elks' Male Chorus is Back in the Fold"
  • Page 12: "Community Singing Wins in Minneapolis"
  • Page 12: "A Musical Sorority Traces Music History" [Mu Phi Epsilon]
  • Page 12: "New Features Seen in the MacPhail School"
  • Page 12: [advertisement for St. Agatha's Conservatory]
  • Pages 13, 29: H.A. Bellows, "The Transformation of Music: Good Music Actually Gives Its Hearers More Pleasure Than Poor Music"
  • Page 14: [advertisement for the Progressive School of Music]
  • Pages 15, 34: James Davies, "Local Musicians Who Have Won Fame: Some Great Names Who Have Called the State of Minnesota 'Home'"
  • Page 16: Karl de Laittre [President of the Minneapolis Civic & Commerce Association], "The Growth of the Symphony Orchestra: From Small Beginning to One of the Five Leading Orchestras of the World"
  • Page 16: "Minneapolis School of Music is Reorganized"
  • Page 16: "St. Paul's Orpheus Club Wins Honors"
  • Page 16: Helen Bryant, "Down Town Concert and University Series"
  • Page 16: "Thursday Musical"
  • Pages, 17, 33: William MacPhail, "Menace of Today's Popular Song: Rapid Growth Shown in Present Day Demand for Popular Musicians"
  • Page 17: [advertisement]
  • Page 18: [advertisements]
  • Page 18: An Appeal for Support [for the present journal]
  • Page 18: "'Why So Hot Little Man?'"
  • Page 18: "Director Christiansen Returns From Europe" [F. Melius Christiansen, Director of the St. Olaf Lutheran Choir]
  • Pages 19, 33: Francis Boardman, "History Set to Music"
  • Page 19: "Schubert Club Offers Series"
  • Page 19: [advertisements]
  • Page 20: "U. of M. [University of Minnesota] Music Dept. Attracts Many"
  • Page 20: [advertisement for Esther Osborn-Nelson, teacher of voice]
  • Pages 21, 30: Victor Nilsson (Dr.), "Bayreuth Festivals as They Really Are: What a Local Music Critic Found at the Great Wagnerian Shrine"
  • Page 22: Studio Activities
  • Page 22: [advertisements]
  • Page 23: Mrs. Charles S. Hardy [President of the Minneapolis Chapter of Pro Musical], "Pro Musica"
  • Page 23: [advertisements]
  • Page 24: "The Concert Season in St. Paul: Edmund A. Stein, Impresario, Foresees a Finer Season Than Ever Ahead"
  • Page 24: [advertisements]
  • Page 25: Oscar Day, "The Theater"
  • Page 25: [advertisements]
  • Page 26: Southworth Alden, "Musical Meditations"
  • Pages 27-28, 31: Studio Activities
  • Page 27-32: [advertisements]
  • Page 29: Helen Bryant, "Theatrical Events at the Door"
  • 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
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