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TASTE IN MUSIC LAWRENCE GILMAN (New York)

MUSIC IN THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY J. LAWRENCE ERB (Urbana, Ill.)

THE ENGLISH THEATRE ORCHESTRA: ITS RISE AND EARLY CHARACTERISTICS W. J. LAWRENCE (Dublin)

NIELS WILHELM GADE: IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE CEN- TENARY OF HIS BIRTH CORNELIUS RUBNER (New York)

RUSSIAN HUNTING MUSIC JAROSLAW DE ZIELINSKI (Los Angeles, Calif.)

A GENETIC STUDY OF THE AIDA LIBRETTO EDGAR ISTEL (Berlin)

THE STUDY OF THEORY IN MUSIC TEACHING. IS IT SOUND? A. REDGRAVE CRIPPS (Worthing)

FERUCCIO BUSONI AS A COMPOSER HUGO LEICHTENTRITT (Berlin)

SOME GUESSES ABOUT "YANKEE DOODLE" FRANK KIDSON (Leeds)

BEETHOVEN'S INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. TRANSLATED FROM E. T. A. HOFFMANN'S Kreisleriana, WITH AN INTRO- DUCTORY NOTE ARTHUR WARE LOCKE (Cambridge, Mass.)

A STUDY OF ELGAR DANIEL GREGORY MASON (New York)

EXOTICISM IN MUSIC IN RETROSPECT D. C. PARKER (Glasgow)

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