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Book Condition: Good. No dust jacket. The text block is in good condition with no tears, dog ears, or marks, but the book is lightly cracked between pages 160-161. The pages are age-tanned. The original owner?s bookplate is pasted onto the first free endpaper. The blue illustrated cover is soiled and spotted [see images]. The corners are bumped. The spine is bumped (top and bottom) and sun-faded. Dedicated to composer Jules Massenet. 6 ¼ x 4?, 294 pages, 12 ounces XX Contents: Is Music A Universal Language?, Music In Political Economy, Music In Spain, Dances Of Spain, Music In Japan, National Songs, Train Musicians Early, Inexpensive Teacher, Sight Singing, Change Of Voice, Chat With Students, How To Practice, About Stage Etiquette, Should Pupils Use Instruments Of Fine Tone-Qualities?, Wagnerites, Music And Money, Paderewski, Guilmant, Dancla's Recollection Of Paganini, Advantages Of The Metronome, Use And Abuse Of The Pianoforte, Music As A Bread Winner For Girls, Why Girls Should Play Violin, Violin Playing, The Pecuniary Value Of Violins, Our Violinists, Our Songs, Our Lyric Stage, Our Composers, Our Conservatories, Our Musical Culture, A Plan To Secure State Aid For Music, Duty Of The State Toward Music, Random Thoughts. Seller Inventory # 000303
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