Daily British Whig (1850), 25 Apr 1919, p. 9

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PAGES 3.6" 16 PAGES N@, ve i § ] KINGSTON. ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919 : 4 SECOND BECTION YEAR 86, pay even stricter attention to clear » ET o> ' 4h DIDN I HAVE WHI BO 2 o enunciation. An American pianist is : ild = AXA: quoted as saying, "Anyway, the way 3 . A aE operas are usumlly sung it doesa'l far ; 1 IN IN FE YEARS make much difference what language : , is used, for the dietion of most ot Y . as |W ESTERN MUSIC IN THE ORIENT. | expect to be great composers; hence | vaudeville singers fall to get their 3 = : Toronto Sean » Says Tanlac H Given Him a New Lease Canton Times Reporls on Local Mu- on Life. sical Progress. , The music of the Of¢ident has com- pletely conquered the Japanese Em- pire, where it was ridiculed a few years ago All travellers from the of 4 Glocester street, Toronto, Ont. land of the Mikado are agreed on "Five years ugo,"' he continued, "'Tithis point. That the music of the had & sevérn attack of pneumonia West is also winuing its way through which 16ft me in a rundown condition. | China is not so well known, but this 1 lost weight till 1:was almost a sha-]also is a fact. dow. 1 had no We por énergy and From the following clipping taken could sleep but a Téw hours at night. | from a recent issue of the Canton i lost my appetite, and the little 1} (Chind) Times, we get an idea of did eat soured; I had pains in WY|how Western music is grdwing in stomach and sides and often had @i2-| popularity in this progressive orfen- %Yy spells and I would feel m0 weak tal city: and played out I'd have to ent out "Foreign musjeal instruments are music. © You say, Yes, but how shallltaste than the cultured society of that be done? First take away the ate opera house." Whether or not prejudice that musical composition|that charge and comparison are is only for professors, by calling at-!earned by the opera singers it is only tention to this fact: Does thé par-|reasonable..to suppose the necessity ent send the child to school to study|of singing in English that every per- reading, spelling, grammar; writing, sem could understand would be a new rhetoric and composition in order ut strong incentive to make abso- make him a Longfellow, a Bréwning, lutely sure of perfect diction. a Shakespeare? NO; in order that he may appreciate as well as enjoy Long-! Music And Entertainment Necessary. | fellow, Browning and Shakespeare. The consensus eof 'opinion among How are we to know . that genius/ military men as well as the general equal to Longtéllow, Browfing and {public is that m is an absolute Shakespeare is not latent if We do notjessential as a {0fm of entertainment, give it a chance to develop? No otherlas a therapeutic, &s an educator, as a branch of study offers as great possi-| religion. It stimulites a keenness of "1 weit five 10mg years without enjoying & well day till 1 started tak- our opera singers is wretched, If it is not necessary for general educa-| words over they lose their jobs. "In ing Tanlac" sald Harvey Hamilton, ITALY tion. How shall this feeling be over-ithis particular, Whe masses who ats "Will Outwear Two Hats of Any oh Make" come? Start every one to creating {tend the music show better LATEST STYLES NEWEST SHADES . 4 man who had been relieved of a working." "I was in this fix when 1 read of trouble like mine' by taking Tanlac, so 1 decided 10 try it, and feel like I have taken & new lease of life. I have a fine appetite, eat thre square meals a dayjand have no trouble afterwards. Gas has quit forming on my stomach, the pains have disappeared, I sleep titke a log, and hive gained six pounds. 1 feel better all over, and my work i8 ne longer a burden, but is » pleasure to me." Tanlie is sold in Kingston by. A. P. Chown, in Fleyng by Gilbert «Ostler, in Battersea by C. 8. Clark, in Fern. leigh 'by Ervin Martin én Ardock by | M. J. Sculdon, in Sharbet Lake by W. ¥. Cannon. . --~Advt. DON'T NEGLECT A RHEUMATIC PAIN Go after it with Sloan's Liniment before it gets dangerous? Apply a little, don't-rub, let it pene- trate, and--gbod- by twinge! Same for external aches, pains, strains, stiffness of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises, + Instant relisf without mussiness or soiled ¢lothing. Reliable--the biggest selling liniment year after year. 0- nomical by reason of enormous sales. Keep a big bottle ready at all times. Made in Canada. Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment. . finding greater sales in Canton nowa- days. Graduates and former stu- dents of mission schools where West. ern music is taught have brought their love for American and. Enro- pean songs and instruments back to their homes, and it is not strange to hear, when one is walking along one of the streets in the residence dis- trict, Sase Kwan, in the evening, sounds of foreign melody byrs forth from some of the homes. or many years the Sacred Heart College has kept up a band, and now the Kung Yee Medical College, Canton Christian College, and other institu ions are doing the same. These boys after leaving school, will still Keep up'their musical habit. A visit to one of the local dgpartmetn stores has given the information that an average of one argan a day is sold.' Beginners Should Use Good Pianos, Any piano is better than mone,-- and old pianos and second -hand pi- anos have their places, but their place ia not under a beginner's fingers, Maybe it is economical for children to learn to ride a bicycle on a second hand bicycle, bub it is not economical to teach a child to phy the piano n a wornout instrument. Children will not injure the best piano, If it is properly cared' for, and they cannot learn best on amy other. The first thing that fhust be culti- vated ip a child's is its ear, its sense of tone. . It must drink in to the full the: beauties of tome and must learn to distinguish one from another, It must know and feel the difference in the smallest gr ons of tome. It should develop a° se of absolute}g and relative pitch. To train a child on a piano the tone of which has become dull and dead, and which is always sliding out of tune, is a serious error. To train {the ohikd™s ear and sense of beauty a Plano, aaNusie ana other stringed {astruments; elecution and dra- ;PDhis is mot extravagance. plano of excelleht tone should be ob- tained. 'and it should be kept always | most. MeaRan- 1 tely i tune. ~ ave mouths, It is as good.an investment as'the piano it-|face self, for 4b Will double the life of your ins ft. ; trnipin Music As Aid Individual Develop * . ment. ' Thére are those who argue that | Imelody building 1s only for those who May Records "ARE NOW TO HAND . Limited 21 PRINCESS STREET, Gon : Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Brockvine, Belleville and Thos | t #5 4 a ars C3 5 5 g{tion. S throughout #8 spreading. bilities for individual development as music. 'The three strongest senses ~hearing, feeling, oped by any other training? it has been -aid that only great of inner feeling tha Is akin to intui- Jvolution of Player Piano. mechanically played piano was" re- given with the aid of an orchestra, and some pieces of Harold | Bauer were produced tn a mechanical in- strument. And only the other day a concert was given in which' pleces bf Leo Ornsteih were performed. Ad particular feature was the giving of some movements by 'the mechanical instrumént 'and thep Having Ornstein go' to the piano ahd finish the con- certo. When one, remembers that it is scarcely a gefleration ago that the mechanijeal instrument was noth- ing more than a musical toy, a little square box whose handle you turned much as you would tur" a goffee grinder, which was run with a per- forated rollcand reeds, and which was almost viewed with/ contempt by pu- sical people, and that to-day we have this wonderful development of the player-piano in its highest form, it is difficult for those who are not acquainted with the facts te realize the vast enterprise, theglabor, the in. vention, the capital, the grit, the im- e. but they are not necessarily the best} or ar the a permanent. Among our so Were unnoticed, but a more and more apparent as oir acqualntance progressed. It is precisely dhe same with music, The finer qualties of a composition aré not on the surface. \ do not con demn a 1ese, or ev: form an un- favorable opinion regarding it until you dre in a position to do, 1.e., until you have studied it faithfully. The teacher knows what is really good! in itself and what is best for the pu- 1 I you have confidence enough n him to study with him take whatd he assigns you with equal confidence. You may not likd, and aré under no obligation to like every piece chosen {for study. But first of all study it, | try to get below the surface. It may ---{ surprise you---and later delight "you. | {bone instructor gives the following | Desire For Opera tn English Growing The opinion that operas Presented to the people of an Engligh-spod king country should be sung in English The sea~ S086: foF mot: doing 50 Goa Account of the diffictity in translation, the loss through translagon and the expense ental are. gradually becoming ; weaker, and there are those wha be- lieve that the law of supply and de mand will' before many years make opera in a reality. Even if the English ons that transhators could furnish were not quite so ex- Phessive, it some of the Anse Shades) we 'were lost in the process, hpo ne results would be much mp un- Jer able. than - hearthg- them in foreign tongue. ul is Mkely too that the English text would, f imulnte the soloists to Gres Ss o oe oi orf ond A oh The § YEW EDISON is the arvitest mmsical entortatner you ever hoard, 1 ee to fo A | iat ut ut NEW BISON 10 youn ho lor 8 FHES TRIAL, then if You | fclde that Jon call st hung without we will take * purchase te seeing--are al-{the knowledge of for: ways in use. Cdn a finer setise of land the ideals of other countries. 1t feeling, hearing and seeing be devel-|awakens new i emotions. gorrow and music cir develop a sense and concrete ness of the hills' singing, in which tre central féature placable purpose involved, before the that there is a choice between good Svilntion could be made in so brief tone amd poor tone in pizzicato no at -{One commipn cause of poor tone is the First Impressions Not Always Best. in piace of the fleshy tip of the finger. First impréssions may be strongest The noted orchestra durin. Fabs j Richter, valued friends and acquaint- find, be found people -- Be Shor Ts, the players at rehearsal ask ond ou were not on the sun ne "not with the horns Dt] nitellect, a subtle nid fe, of books, of 3 gn languages and stirs mew It gives fresh meaning to nature, telling s#fgnificant tones of the vast. mountains, of the perfume and coloring of flowers. It reveals the inthost meaning of ie soul. Its possi are beyond enumeration, and the reatization of ThE wonderful development of, the oa 8 . Deing felt more and keenly by the 'existing misery cently illustrated, when a recital was go, pering. © And #8 music is helping in this great and ervible war so is . Have the Courage of Your Conviction J : It Pays To Pay for Quality EWARE Many hats not made in Italy ave brand- ed with Italian names. Genuine Italian made hats are marked inside "Made ir Italy." | Our laws prohibit imitators using these words. ESTABLISHED 1857 - - the suffering and straggle of mankind | Above Trade Mark on Leather bringing out future possibilities in muste, An Excellent Idea. mew idea has been started in Philadelphia, as Peported in newspa- per ems. 9 Twice a nth all people in one block or from ral contiguous blocks, maybe séveral hundred per- sons, group themselves in the even- ing in a street with Hotle traffic, and sing. Park ' singing, school singing, church singing, dommunity ¢entre is the large mass, ds now supplement- in' which while families may 'participate. Picking The String. Many viglindsts fail Jto consider less. than in the usual bowed notes, use of ithe pail in piling the t fault preva! ts a years. ago ard acqhaint. od with-English he neably sed with the meat." 'They knew what he meant, however. A Minor Chords. An examination of fifty typical popular songs showed only twelve words that had more than two on lables. Ses" . The makers of good flutes allow [== the wood from which the flues are to |3 be to soak for months in vats of lin ofl nti! every fibre of the wood 'becomes saturated. This makes it unnécessary to re-oil Tutes after they are completed. 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