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I set this page up for my own use, for to keep an eye on things I am working on, or things that I should be working on. I figured there was no need to keep this page all to myself, since everything here is public. Not everything here works perfecly, and this page does not comprise everything up to which I am. This page is not pretty and it is not supposed to be, but I might go ahead and add foofy curves and borders. Sorabji.ME was intended as a personal start page/portal for myself, and behind the scenes I use eGroupWare for certain project and resource management. Groupware may seem illogical in this context since there is no "group" here, only me, but it has proven useful in a number of ways. I wrote a little bit about my interest in groupware for the individual here. For more things to look at try my sorabji.com sitemap. Contact me here.

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    Musical Items - April, 1895
    HOME. It is said the keys most used in composition are C, G, and F major, because they suit all instruments better. Henry Schradieck, the eminent violinist and teacher, long connected with the Leipsic Conservatory, has settled in New York. A musical instrument has been invented which extracts all the...

    A New Note On The Piano. - April, 1895
    The French humorists, who often lack material, like American writers of the same guild, have of late been turning their attention to the piano and the young ladies who make that cumbrous instrument a specialty. This is a well-worn subject with American humorists, but there are good reasons why their...

    Reminiscence of Bülow. - April, 1895
    Mr. Makower pays a tribute to the real kindheartedness which underlay a rather brusque manner, and he tells us that Bülow all his life long did many acts of unostentatious charity, such as the helping of old and poverty-stricken musicians. Of his memory many stories are told, some of them...

    What Shall I Play? - April, 1895
    BY J. EDWIN HOLDER. What shall I include in my repertoire? What shall I play? What style? What movements? What kind of music shall I include in my repertoire, that when I am asked I can play agreeable music? are questions that confront each and every amateur musician. Shall I...

    Make Study Interesting. - April, 1895
    Teachers should constantly endeavor to keep their pupils interested, and indeed to make the study of music increasingly interesting. There are so many ways of accomplishing this, that it is difficult to give any code of rules which will be equally efficacious to all. Scholars differ in tastes and temperament;...

    The Value Of An Artist's Testimonial. - April, 1895
    W. F. GATES. While operatic rivalries may furnish food for public enjoyment, there are other interesting musical conflicts which are not without their ludicrous side. The competition of instrument makers, notably piano manufacturers, has been so warm at various times as to lead to peculiar means for advertising their goods....

    A Suggestion. - April, 1895
    BY ALICE KEACHIE. Having been a teacher for many years I possess an accumulation of books and music which has become quite a care. This year I determined to dispose of a large quantity in the following manner: I arranged my pupils in classes or grades of from seven to...

    The Prizes Awarded. - April, 1895
    We have awarded the prizes for the two best essays, to the following parties: William Benbow, of Reading, Pa., receives the first prize, and S. P. Govi (a sister, of Providence) the second. The essays are published in this issue.

    A Fantasy. - April, 1895
    The scene is supposed to take place in a garden of the planet Phonos; a Paradise especially created by the Omnipotent as an eternal home and resting place for all musicians and vocalists of genius or talent, after their demise on earth. They have become immortal, enjoying the inestimable privilege...

    A Practical Talk With Girls. - April, 1895
    BY R. C. TEMPLE. We are living in an age when people want practical thoughts, and it is just such a talk I want to give to the girls who may happen to read this paper. I am afraid, girls, some of you are making a failure with your music...

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