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• catalog contributor b8063584.
• catalog contributor b8063585.
• catalog contributor b8063586.
• catalog contributor b8063587.
• catalog contributor b8063588.
• catalog created "[c1924]".
• catalog date "1924".
• catalog date "[c1924]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[c1924]".
• catalog description "I. The training of song leaders : The need for trained song leaders : Different types of song leaders ; Reasons for a systematized course of training ; Value of rhythm drills. General principles of leadership : Two fundamental requirements ; Personality ; Good humor versus ill humor ; Fear and its results. Physical requirements : Voice ; Rhythm ; Strength".
• catalog description "II. Technique of song leading : Platform presence : Body and foot position ; Balancing exercise ; How to beat time ; Special use of right and left hands ; The first and last beats ; Different styles of beats ; 2/4 time (plate 1) ; 3/4 time (plate 3) ; 4/4 time (plate 7) ; 6/8 time (plate 10) ; 9/8 time (plate 11) ; 12/8 time (plate 12). Additional technique : Double beat ; The unrhythmic hold (figure 6) ; The cut-off (figure 8) ; The rhythmic hold (figure 9) ; Quick-change drill".
• catalog description "IV. Other important details : Drills for starting a song ; Pitch-pipe drills ; Use of megaphone ; How to study a new song ; Use of the baton".
• catalog description "IX. Community organization in rural districts : Handicaps to be overcome ; The leader's attitude ; Equipment ; Strong leader classes ; Where to begin ; The county fair".
• catalog description "V. The organization and types of community music : All interests to be included : Meaning of "community" ; A community music committee ; Motive of organization ; General policy ; The initial undertaking ; Leadership ; A Sunday afternoon program ; Ceremony of lowering the flag ; Specimen programs; Other possibilities in community music ; Social features : educational, religious, physical. Special types of community music : Community singing in prisons and reformatories ; The value of the small group ; Community singing with band accompaniment ; A typical community program: specimen summer program for combined music and athletics ; Recreational objectives ; Music program: sings; concerts; budget for music expense ; Athletic program: activities; units of competition; places; directors; organization ; Estimated expenses; recreational budget for four summer months. Types of Sings : Singing competitions ; Stunts ; Leadership of music program in industry".
• catalog description "VI. Music in industry : Music and morale ; Music and democracy ; Noon sings ; Sings on company time ; Value of music to the employer; to the employee ; The possible scope of a music program in industry".
• catalog description "VII. Neighborhood singing : Locating the neighborhood ; The New York experiment ; Suggestions for the organization of neighborhood singing".
• catalog description "VIII. Construction and equipment of a "sing wagon" : A new use for a Ford truck ; How to make chart rolls ; Other equipment".
• catalog description "X. Music weeks : Purpose of music weeks ; Essentials of success ; Programs ; Arrangement of details ; Financing ; Publicity ; Washington Community Music Association.".
• catalog extent "136 p.".
• catalog issued "1924".
• catalog issued "[c1924]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, Cincinnati, The Abingdon Press".
• catalog subject "Community music.".
• catalog subject "MT87 .B19".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The training of song leaders : The need for trained song leaders : Different types of song leaders ; Reasons for a systematized course of training ; Value of rhythm drills. General principles of leadership : Two fundamental requirements ; Personality ; Good humor versus ill humor ; Fear and its results. Physical requirements : Voice ; Rhythm ; Strength".
• catalog tableOfContents "II. Technique of song leading : Platform presence : Body and foot position ; Balancing exercise ; How to beat time ; Special use of right and left hands ; The first and last beats ; Different styles of beats ; 2/4 time (plate 1) ; 3/4 time (plate 3) ; 4/4 time (plate 7) ; 6/8 time (plate 10) ; 9/8 time (plate 11) ; 12/8 time (plate 12). Additional technique : Double beat ; The unrhythmic hold (figure 6) ; The cut-off (figure 8) ; The rhythmic hold (figure 9) ; Quick-change drill".
• catalog tableOfContents "IV. Other important details : Drills for starting a song ; Pitch-pipe drills ; Use of megaphone ; How to study a new song ; Use of the baton".
• catalog tableOfContents "IX. Community organization in rural districts : Handicaps to be overcome ; The leader's attitude ; Equipment ; Strong leader classes ; Where to begin ; The county fair".
• catalog tableOfContents "V. The organization and types of community music : All interests to be included : Meaning of "community" ; A community music committee ; Motive of organization ; General policy ; The initial undertaking ; Leadership ; A Sunday afternoon program ; Ceremony of lowering the flag ; Specimen programs; Other possibilities in community music ; Social features : educational, religious, physical. Special types of community music : Community singing in prisons and reformatories ; The value of the small group ; Community singing with band accompaniment ; A typical community program: specimen summer program for combined music and athletics ; Recreational objectives ; Music program: sings; concerts; budget for music expense ; Athletic program: activities; units of competition; places; directors; organization ; Estimated expenses; recreational budget for four summer months. Types of Sings : Singing competitions ; Stunts ; Leadership of music program in industry".
• catalog tableOfContents "VI. Music in industry : Music and morale ; Music and democracy ; Noon sings ; Sings on company time ; Value of music to the employer; to the employee ; The possible scope of a music program in industry".
• catalog tableOfContents "VII. Neighborhood singing : Locating the neighborhood ; The New York experiment ; Suggestions for the organization of neighborhood singing".
• catalog tableOfContents "VIII. Construction and equipment of a "sing wagon" : A new use for a Ford truck ; How to make chart rolls ; Other equipment".
• catalog tableOfContents "X. Music weeks : Purpose of music weeks ; Essentials of success ; Programs ; Arrangement of details ; Financing ; Publicity ; Washington Community Music Association.".
• catalog title "Music for everybody, organization and leadership of community music activities, by Marshall Bartholomew and Robert Lawrence.".
• catalog type "text".