Vaughan’s Up-To-Date Rudiments And Music Reader – Vintage Book
Vaughan’s Up-To-Date Rudiments And Music Reader – Vintage Book
Rudiments of Music and Graded Exercises (Sheet Music) by J. H. Stanley, Carter
As the title suggests, the publication likely includes a series of graded exercises designed to help students develop their musical skills and knowledge in a systematic way. The exercises may range from simple exercises in reading notation and identifying basic musical concepts to more complex exercises in composition or analysis.
Showalter Practical Rudiments & Music Reader Revised 1926 Choir Song Book (3)
Showalter Practical Rudiments & Music Reader Revised 1926 Choir Song Book (3)
Showalter’s Practical Rudiments Music Reader A. J. Showalter 1926 Shape Notes
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Vintage Rudiments of Music Stewart Macpherson 1939 Joseph Williams Booklet
New Edition 1939. Classic instructional booklet used for foundational music theory and piano study. A great piece of music education history—ideal for collectors, musicians, or teachers interested in early 20th-century learning materials.
Three R’s for Snare Drum : Reading Rhythms Rudiments Bk 1 by Acton E. Ostling NF
Near Fine Plus (NF+) — This is essentially a perfect piece of sheet music. Near Fine (NF) — A piece that has a couple of minor flaws or one moderate flaw but has no major flaws. Near Fine Minus (NF-) — A piece that has both minor and moderate flaws and may have one major flaw such as a small crease or dog ear.
Where The Blue of the Night Sheet Music Bing Crosby De Sylva Brown 1931 P/V/G
The song’s words and music are credited to Roy Turk, Bing Crosby, and Fred E. Ahlert. A Boy And A Girl, Were Dancing » and « OTHER DE SYLVA, BROWN AND HENDERSON INC. The sheet music has a page count of 7 pages, including covers.
IT WAS NOT MEANT FOR ME Sheet Music Friml P/V G. Schirmer 1941
This is an authentic vintage sheet music single for the song « IT WAS NOT MEANT FOR ME, » published by G. Schirmer, Inc. in New York. The cover clearly states « Song for Voice and Piano » and credits the work to Rudolf Friml. The back cover features a list of « SONGS FROM THE OPERETTAS OF RUDOLF FRIML, » indicating its origin from his popular repertoire. The sheet music includes vocal lines for a medium and high range, accompanied by piano. Lyrics are by Otto Harbach. The piece is copyrighted 1941 by G. Schirmer, Inc. and bears the plate number 38539 C. This single song sheet offers a charming glimpse into vintage American popular music.