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merits of * Sonata. It also advises against going to sleep; /or, the writer warns, you will wake up at the slightest silence and are apt to begin to applaud at a most inopportune moment, such as. the exact time when the performing musician is dramatically produce ing a great effect with a moment’s hesitation.
Another article in this helpful magazine explains that because the music is not to your taste doesn’t mean that it is not good. The general public divides music into classical and popular, but these two vary and overlap as the colors of the rainbow run from violet to red. Unless you are deaf, there are parts of all kinds of, music to be enjoyed.
Deems Taylor has contributed a most soothing answer to one of the problems for folks who will be attending the forth-coming concerts. He says we don’t have to be ashamed if the mind starts wandering. Right in the middle of a movement of a symphony, we find that the mind is off in a fog <—must renfemiber to gdt that birthday present for Cousin Emma . . . reckon the fellows who built the old mill never had any idea it would be used like this . . . that third stone over on the corner is like (the one at the swimming hole where you gotta watch or you’ll get scratched.— That’s all right about your daydreaming. Keep right ahead doing it.
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