This is the July, 1925 issue of THE ETUDE MUSIC MAGAZINE, a monthly journal for the musician, the music student, and all music lovers.  Published by Theodore Presser Co., edited by James Francis Cooke.  It features articles concerning musicians of the time, and instructional articles for the piano.  Approximately half of the magazine is comprised of sheet music, which is listed below under featured songs.  This issue is in good condition with the exception of a few marks on the cover.  The pages are very clean and readable.

            ARTICLES:

THE ERA OF GREAT ORCHESTRAL CONDUCTORS IN AMERICA - By FULLERTON WALDO

THE EVERLASTING FIGHT FOR GOOD MUSIC - By HENRY FINCK

WHAT IS THEMATIC DEVELOPMENT? - By EDGAR STLLMAN KELLY

ANOTHER WHY TO MEMORIZE - By SIDNEY SILBER

A HELP TO ACQUIRE A BRILLIANT TECHNIC - By JEAN PAUL KURSTEINER

“CAN I LEAR TO CONDUCT?” - By PRESTON WARE OREM

PROTECT YOUR FRIENDS FROM THIS MONSTROUS MUSICAL SWINDLE - By E. C. MILLS

FEATURED MUSIC

THE COURT JESTER By A.E. LUMLEY HOLMES

AN OLD FASHIONED MELODY By ARTHUR L. BROWN

FAIRYLAND BY MOONLIGHT By H.D. HEWITT

THE PIRATE’S TALE By W. BERWALD

MOONLIGHT ON THE PRAIRIE By RICHARD J. PITCHER

PEACE AND PROSPERITY By WILLIAM SPENCE

MENUET CELEBRE By I. BOCCHERINI

BY THE WATERS OF MINNETONKA (AN INDIAN LOVE SONG)

By THURLOW LIEURANCE

CUBAN SERENADE By FREDERICK A. WILLIAMS

PARADE OF THE WOODEN DOLLS By MONTAGUE EWING

MAZURKA FANTASTIQUE By RICH.KRENTZLIN

REFLETS By CLARENCECAMERON WHITE, Op. 24, No. 1

THE FROGS’ CARNIVAL By WALLACE A. JOHNSON

CHANSON D’AMOUR By PERCY ELLIOTT

CAVATINA By FRANZ DRDLA

TOCCATINA By JAMES H. ROGERS

WOULD GOD, I WERE THE TENDER APPLE-BLOSSOM

            By WILLIAM M. FELTON

THEY THAT TRUST IN THE LORD By AILEEN WIER DORTCH

DON’T WANT TO KNOW By FAY FOSTER

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