ARIZONA S TA'.!E MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PIANO CLINIC May 30• 316 June la 2 and 3, 1950

DRo PAUL Ao PISK, CLINICIAN SCHEDULE

A.Mo roESDAY P.M. l. Opening remarks 1. Brief Survey of Elementary teaching 2. Lectures '.lhe Pianist's Problems Materials and Methods. .

Musicianship Technique 2. '.lheory (Harmony and Ear Training Practice Performance in the Piano Lesson)

3. Discussion of Basic Principles 3. Forumg ~uestions from the Floor 4. Books on Piano Playing about Teaching Techniques

WEDNESDAY

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Bach for the Student .(General Prin­ciples, Editions, Review of Material) '.lhe Early Cl! ssics Performance of Pieces of this Type and Discussion

1. Classic Piano Music (Editions. grading)l. Romantic Piano Music (Editionsa grading) 2. Demonstration Lesson (High Inte ~- 2. General Discussion of Problems ·

mediate) in Teaching (Piano Normal) Open Forum I 3. Form and Analysis as Help in 3e Style and Interpretation in Piano

Piano Teaching Playing

FRIDAY

1. Teaching Pieces and their grading

2. Demonstration Lesson III (Advanced Level)

3. Is Scale Teaching and Playing Necessary?

i. Lecture on Studies (Etudes) (Inter• mediate and Advanced Level)

2. General Discussion of Problems in Teaching (Piano Normal) Open Forum II

3. Recital Program Playing £or Students.

Banquet and Piano Ensemble Recital ••••• ~plaoe to be announced.

SATURDAY

l. Contemporary Piano Music, Review) 1, Discussion)

2e General Discussion on Piano Literature (Open Forum III)

3e Demonstration Lesson (Master Lesson) (Artist) rv.

General SUlllI:lary of Clinic Pre­sentations combined with Disoussionse

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INT .!:-~.STING INFO.ill-.1.:.·rroN carJC:IBNING arn CLINIC DIR"J:CTOR' DR. PAUL .:... PISK

.Corn in Vienna, Austria; U.,s • ..;:... Citizen, .·..RTIST, CO!.tiPCl''.flt"l, Tl:.:.CITTR, :.!:DUC •• 'l'OR. · Training and Degross

University of Vienna, Ph.D, n:ajoring in r.fu.sicology; Vienna Conservatory of Nusic, Conductor's Diploma; State ?Arnie Teachers' Diploma of ~·~ustria, Theory; Composition student of Franz Schrckor &nd ;u-nold Schoonb0rg. Piano student of I. ~pstoin and others. i~r::ademic 3xpericnco · Vienna: People's University, }~ad of Nusic Division, 1922-14 and instructing in

theory. Now Vienna Conservatory, 1925 and 26, th:rnry and Nusic History. Salzburg: .:.ustro--"~rican Conservatory IV'Jondscc, thr·3e summer se3.sons, 1931•33, ·

theory. U.S.A. New York: E::mry Street Settlement Music School, 1936-37. University of

R0dlands, Calif. since 1937, Professor of ~!rusic, t.:::achin5 theory, com­position and piano. Director since 1948. University of Texas, :.ustin, throe sum.'!:cr terms, 1945-47, Professor of music liter3turo and nusicology.

· Boston University, Boston, sumJ110r 1948, Prof. of music literature. Numerous lec­tures for· University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Los .:'..ng6les: University of t:iouthcrn Cnlifornia, L.:i.; Colorndo Collage, Colorado SprL~gs; Claremont Coll0ges; 1'.Usic :ducators National Conforcncc; i•ilsic To:ichora National ._ssocintion, Clev::land Convcmtion; Los : • .ngolcs Public Library; ~:..m:irican lfusicologicul Society; .:~rr..::rican Historical Soc­iety;.

State Zxaminer for California StutG ilf.usic Tcach.:)rs :!.ssn., have given rrany lacturcs and clinics for various branches within this association.

~rticles recently published in .~rican Musicological Journal; Library Notes, (Lib­ra~J of Congress, Wa:;;hington D.c.) Canon (;;;ydncy, .:~ustrc~lia) Nusic Journal, New York.

Ivlcmbcr of California State i-!usic Teachers :>.ssn. and of IlfiUsic Teachers National l~ssn. ,'.,merican Composers' .;.lliance; L;:!aguc of Composers; .:JnGricnn i\il.sicological .Soci.;ty; Pi Kappa I.nmbda; Phi .ili.U Alpha. Listed in most all Tullsical Diction..-:1ri0s.

COiv1PO:.HTIONS; Published: :~bout 15 in ~rope, 16 in us:. and sevor:il in Ia tin America. Including works for orchestra, piano, voca l, Chamber music, instrumenta l onsembhs and choral m.isic.

CONDUCTOR: Gcrm:..'1Ily, provinci8.lopora thootors, 1912-13; Vienna, ~3ingvcricn dcr Kunststelle (mix0d chorus) 1922-32; Vienna, Chombor Oporc. , 1920; .S::tn Borna.rdino, Calif. Nnistcrsinger (mixed chorus) 1939; Guo st Conductor: Vienna Philharmonic Orch0stra; Vienna Symphony Orcho;:;tr::?., orchoRtras of many broadcasting sbtions in 3urope; Fod.:3rc.l jifilsic Project, New York.

PL"illIST: Guest appearances as pianist in a ll import:mt J:uropcon music centers, also in U .s • .h.., playing o•.vn compositions, chambcr-l1'.11.ls ic and acconpanimeri ts for outst~nding singers nnd inotrumcntalists.

T::i:::.ClliR: Specialized in advanced musical theory, orchestrn.tion, modern composition, m~sicology and piano instruction.

OUTST_J.~JING P-..::!1FO.rtI/illJC33: Intcrnntional 1vfu.sic Festivals : Salzburg (1922 & 23) ?raguo (1925) Vienna (1928) Gcr1mn Nusic Festivals: Dusscldorf (1922) Schwerin ( 1927) Orchestra l p0rfonncnces: Gornany, ;~ustria , 1-'B.ris ( 1935) Stockholm (1933) New York, (1937).

DR. P:~UL PISK WILL UNDOOBT3DLY H:~n MUCH TO Qli'F~ ~V"'::RYON.J:, DON'T 11ISS IT:

COMPOSITIONS

ORCHESTRA: P<trt.it<t, Overture, Suites, Divertimento, Two Ballets.

VOCAL: One Opera, Cantatas, Choral Works with Orchestra, Arias, Anthems, Psalms, many Songs.

CHAMBER MUSIC: String Quartet, Pf. Trio, Woodwind Trio, Sonatas.

PIANOS: Suites, Ballet·music, Pieces, Sketches.

PUBLISHERS: Universal Edition, Vienna, C. Heinrichshofen and other German publishers, Hall and McCreary, Chicago, Carl Fischer, New York.

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES:

INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVALS

Salzburg (1922 and 1923), Prague (1925), Vienm · (1928).

GERMAN MUSIC FESTIVALS

Di.isseldorf (1922), Schwerin (1927).

ORCHESTRAL PERFORMANCES

Germany, Austria, Paris {19j5), Stockholm (l93j), New York (1937).

Broadcasts: Vienna, Germany (all stations), Switzerland,

Holland, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Jugoslavia,

France, London (B. B. C.), New York (several stations).

Received composition prize of the City of Vienna in 192 5.

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Born Vienna, Au.stria 1893.

Ptt.D. University of Vienna (Musicology). State Mu.sic 'Teachers Diploma, Au.stria. Conditctor's Diploma, Vienna Conservatory of Mu.sic .

CONDUCTOR POSITIONS: Germany, provincial opera theaters ( 1912-1913).

Vienna, Chamber Opera ( 1920) .

Vienna, Singverein dcr Kunststelle (mixed chorus) (1922-1932).

San Bernardino, Calif., Meistersinger (mixed chorus) (1939) .

GUEST CONDUCTOR : Vienna Philharm<mic Orchestra, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, orchestras of many broadcasting stations in Europe (1922 -1935), Federal Music Project New York, (1937).

PIANIST

GUEST APPEARANCES as pianist in all important fa:ropean music centers, also in U. S. A., playing own compositions, chamber-music and accompaniments for outstanding singers and instrumentalists.

TEACHER Specialized in advanced musical theory, crchettration, modern com­

position and musicology.

POSITIONS: Head of the music department "Volkshoschule" (People's University) Vienna (1922-1934).

New Vienna Conservatory (1925 -1926) Theory.

Austro-American Conservatory Mondsee near Salzburg, ( I 9 3 1 -l 9 33) Theory.

Musical Director Camp Oquago, N. Y. (1937) .

University of Redlands, California (Head of Piano depart­ment and Theory) since 1937.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Theory and Composition.

Some students: Erich Leinsdorf (Metropolitan Opera, New York) . Margareth:t Lohmann (Whittier College, California). Editha Milloy (Vancouver, B. C.) . James Sykes (Colorado College) . Jacques de Menasce (Egypt). J. Ch . Braillard (France). Rosy Wertheim (Holland) . Guillermo Gratzer (Buenos Aires) . Baroness D. Nordenfeldt (Sweden).

Has published also musicological works, editions of ancient music scores and arrangements.

PIANO CLINIC MAY 301 3t JUNE I 1 2 & 3

• • • • • • • • • • • • REC.EPT•ON f"OR ORe PISK INFORUM.

MRS• J-lAZEL QUAID'S - 939 MVR-TLE AVE.

MONDAY, MAY 29 - 8 :30 P.M.

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FRIDAY - JUNE 2 7;00 P.U.,

·1tt8ERVAT IONS BY IAAY 30TH

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THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL WAS PRESENTED BY DR. LOUISE GRA1:IT' AT TIIE PIANO WORKSHOP SPONSORED BY ASMTA, DEC. 10th., PHOENIX COLLEGE. r.msrc IN STOOC

PRE-PIANO Price

Discovering Music, Hadley 1.25 -- Timothy's Tunes,MoCall 2.00 -- Piano Play Bk. I1 Frank .50 - Piano Play Bk.II, 11 .50 - Piano Play Bk.III, 11 .50

PRIMERS

Where Tone Folk Live - Music Lessons !lave Begun -- My Piano Play Bk.,Giovanni = Step a TunG

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TECHNIQUE-THEORY

Finger Fablos,Corbman -- Finger Freedom,Corbman - Fingers in Flight, 11

-- Theory is Fun,Castcll1 - Modern Tachniquo,Aikon l'inger Tricks _Randall

PIANO METHOD

Letts Play Piano,Rich

PIANO SOLOS-GRADE I

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Donkey Ride, Strouse..... .30 --*Jog Along Little Donkey. .30 ~*Roddy Fox Goes Walking.. .30

PIANO SOLOS - GRADE II Price

Little Irish Danoe,Lafayette.30 Song of the Pines,Bon.... .30

- At the Ball, Wray.. • • • • • • • .30 -- Little Soldier,Donato.... .30 - Waltz, Brahms-Long ••••• .-. .30 - Holiday March, Joyner..... .30 - Snowflakes,Dnniel........ .30 ~ Gnome from Nome,Richardson .30 ~ Fireflios,Scher.......... .30 - Happy Highlandor,Richardson .30 ~ Gilpie Danc0,R1cha rdson.. .30 - D!'eamland,Rabinoau....... .30 ~ Lonosomo Cowboy,Thompson. .35 - Accordion Man,Koehler.... .40 - Popping norn, Eillor...... .30 - Vvnen I Rido a Little

Bucking Bronoho,Bu.rnam... .30

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'.7h1rling Windmill,King.. .30 - Spider Web,Donato •••• ·••• .30 ~ Colonial Dance,Pfeiffcr. .35 ~ Clock Strikes at Midnight .35 ~ L'Habitant on Route,Melicoi e35 -- Tho Gaucho,Dupin........ .35 - Snow Covered F1olds,Donato .30 -- Gypsy Life,Dupin........ .so -- Joy of Love, Mabt1ni..... .40 -- Sa~nbando in G,Burtin... .so -- Mexicana,Zoockler....... .30 -- Wind Cradlo,Daniel...... .30 = Bugle & Drums, Corbman... .30

PIANO SOLOS-GRADE IV

Impro~tu Mazurka,Lack ••• Improvis~tion, White ••••

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CIJ"SS PIJJ-[) COURSE ••• , A course in Piano Class Methods will be offered at Ari zona State College in TcJ!lPC by Hazel Harvey Quaid the first summer term of 1951. Third and fourth grade children from the schools of Tempe will be present 2 days a week and form the beginner's piano class for observation nnd practice teaching. Both graduate and under-graduate students will have an opportunity to do some practice teaching and the graduate students ••• some creative work as well as the usunl written outlines of lesson-plans for d!\ily piano class work. The singing approach will be used by the teacher and children, but all other methods will be discussed and evaluated.

Piano c~ass work is a possible and practical career as well as n democratic and inspirational way of teaching children in grade schools where many, many children lack funds for private lessons. It is also an excellent way for a teacher to in­crease his or her income per hour of teaching. The class will comreno at lO:OOAM. For detailed information write Mrs. Quaid at Tempe. This is a wonderful oppor­tunity for you to obtain additional credits for certification or renewal of your certificates as well as receive some new ideas, and inspect new :materials.

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The Festival of Arts takes pleasure in presenting this piano recital by Arnold Bul­lock, distinguished member of the faculty of the Department of Music of Arizona State College.

We join today in the world-wide celebra­tion of the Bi-Centennial of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (born at Salz­burg, January 27, 1756; died at Vienna, De­cember 5, 1791). The program has been chosen with the purpose of representing some of the more important keyboard works of Mozart, showing the development of the style and forms of this great classicist whose music is still rich in meaning today.

PROGRAM

Phantasia (K.V. 475)

Rondo in D Major (K.V. 485)

Sonata in A Major (K.V. 331) Andante grazioso

Minuetto Alla Turca

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Sonata in C Major (K.V. 330) Allegro Moderato

Andante Cantabile Allegretto

Sonata in D Major (K.V. 576) Allegro

Adagio Allegretto

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ARIZONA ST ATE COLLEGE AT TEMPE

TENTH ANNUAL

FESTIVAL OF ARTS MARCH, APRIL, and MAY; 1956

March 1 and 2: ASC Drama Workshop, directed by Prof. Frank Byers. Thornton Wilder's "Happy Journey" and Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew." Lyceum Auditorium, 8:30 P. M.

March 4:

March 5: March 7:

March 28:

April 10 to May 10:

April 15:

April 18:

April 23:

April 24:

April 26-27:

April 27:

May 2:

May 9:

The Kroll String Quartet. Memorial Union Ballroom.

The Irish Festival Singers. Memorial Union. 8:00 P. M.

Dr. Raymond Kendall, dean of the College of Music, University of Southern California, in a lecture: "The Critic Faces Contemporary Arts." Matthews Library Browsing Room. 8:00 P. M.

ASC Modern Dance Concert, directed by Miss Margaret Gisolo. Moeur Activity Building. 8: 15 P. M.

All-Student and Alumni Art Show. ASC Arts Building Gallery. Daily except Sunday, 9:00-12:00, 1:30-5:00.

Professor Arnold Bullock, pianist, in an All-Mozart Re­cital. Matthews Library Browsing Room. 3:00 P. M.

Nan Merriman, soprano. Memorial Union. 8:00 P. M.

ASC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Wendell Rider. Phoenix Public Library Auditorium. 8:00 P. M.

ASC Symphonic Band. Memorial Union. 8:00 P. M.

ASC Drama Workshop, directed by Prof. Byers. J. B. Priestley's "I Have Been Here Before." Lyceum Audi­torium. 8:30 P. M.

Mrs. Harriet Aleksander, soprano, in a Senior Honors Recital. Phoenix Public Library Auditorium. 8:00 P. M.

ASC Opera Workshop, Kalmanoff's "A Quiet Game of Cribble," directed by Prof. David Scoular.

ASC Choral Union Festival Concert, directed by Prof. David Scoular. Memorial Union. 8:00 P. M.

The Festival of Arts represents a coordinated program of drama, dance, art, and music activities designed to present the ultimate in artistic endeavor at Arizona State College at Tempe. The general public is invited to attend the several events listed above either on the campus or at the Phoenix Public Library Auditorium. With but few exceptions all the programs are presented with no admission charge. For further information consult your newspapers or write Dr. Henry A. Bruinsma, chairman of the Festival of Arts Program Committee, Arizona State College at Tempe.