The Music Hour V. [antikvár]

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The courtesy of the following authors and publishers in allowing the use of copyrighted material is gratefully acknowledged: D. Appleton and Company for the poems "March" and "To the Fringed Gentian" by William Cullen Bryant from The Poetical Works of William Cullen Bryant; Executors of the Estate of Katharine Lee Bates for '' America, the Beautiful"; The Churchman for the words " The Spirit of the Birch" by Reverend Arthur Ketchum; Mr. Bridgham Curtis for "Tawi' Kuruks" and "Wioste Olowan" from The Indians' Book by Natalie Curtis, copyright, 1907, by Natalie Curtis, copyright, 1923, by Paul Burlin, published by Harper and Brothers; Dodd, Mead & Company for ' Spring Night" by Bliss Carman from April Airs; E. P. Button and Company, Inc., New York City, for 'The Night Will Never Stay." Taken by permission from Farjeon's Gypsy and Ginger, published and copyrighted by E. P. Button and Company; Harper and Brothers for the poem ' By the Waves" by Margaret E. Sangster; Houghton Mifflin Company for the following poems • " Leaves at Play" by Frank B. Sherman; " Morning-Glories" by Abbie Farwell Brown; "The Toadstool" by Oliver Wendell Holmes; "A Bay of Sunshine" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; and "The Plaint of the Camel" by Charles Edward Carryl. Used by permission of and by arrangement with the publishers; The Ladies' Home Journal, Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pa., for the poem ' Time Enough" by Berton Braley. Reprinted by permission of the publishers; Mrs. Emma Endicott Marean for the poem " The Rhyme of the Country Road" from her collection of poems, Now and Then; James B. Pinker and Sons for " Bream Song" by Walter de la Mare, from Peacock Pie, published by Henry Holt and Company; G. P. Putnam's Sons for the poem ' A Child's Book" by Charles Keeler from Elfin Songs of Surdand; G. Schirmer, Inc., for the melody ' Tarantella" from Songs of the People, collected and edited by Eduardo Marzo; Miss Edith Sitwell for the poem '" The King of China's Baughter "; Frederick A. Stokes Company for the poems "The Three Little Ships" and "The Traffic Man" by Annette Wynne from For Days and Days, A Year-round Treasury of Verse for Children, copyright, 1919; Miss Carolyn Wells for the poem "How to Tell Wild Animals," published by Harper and Brothers; Youth's Companion for the poem "The Snow" by Alice V. L. Carriek by permission of the author and publishers. Grateful acknowledgment is due the following for permission to reprint copyrighted material: B. Appleton and Company for ' Beethoven in His Study" by Sehloesser, "Robert Schumann," and ' Tarantella" by Binding, from The Music of the Modem World by Anton Seidl. Ewing Galloway, N. Y., for ' Springtime in Normandy" by Burton Holmes. Rudolf Lesch for "The Old Watermill" by Hobbema, and ' The Angelus" by Millet. The Metropolitan Museum of Art for the following: ' In the Connecticut Hills" by Foster; "Roman Girl at a Fountain" by Bonnat; and ' Jeanne d'Arc" by Bastien-Lepage. The Scituate Historical Society for "The Old Oaken Bucket Place" from a crayon drawing by Henry Turner Bailey. Grateful acknowledgment is also due Br. Emma Grant Meader, formerly instructor in Elementary Education, Teachers College, Columbia University, for her selection and supervision of the choice of poetry; Miss Mary Wood Hinman for her assistance in ccrrelating rhythmic activities with the vocal music lesson; Mrs. Horatio Parker for permission to reproduce the photograph of Br. Horatio Parker, and also for making available several of his compositions; Br. Walter Van Byke Bingham and Br. Ben Wood for their collaboration in providing the sections " Why We Study Music" and ' Questions for Thought and Biscussion"; Mrs. Shirley Kite Smith for the cover design and supervision of the reproduction of the art masterpieces; and especially the poets and composers who have so graciously contributed to this book. Copyright, 1930, by SILVER, BURBETT ANB COMPANY Printed in the United Staies op Amehica A