Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
SOCIAL SIDE
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toAA " HAaHtHs II IS htiN easy 10 ere ate the love for good music and tC male it vital force for good in all the child's fife. as well as to broaden and deepen his capacity for enjoy ment
 Many mothers will say. But I have no voice. no special love for | Ferhaps. and would not know what music 10 select for my chi dren # I hal" AT these tAines may be depressingly true and yet l con- tend that this class of mothers need to try to develop a taste fer s1oi music in their chifren. quite as much. if not nore, than these Y hO have tse sreat help or an hereditary tendency for it
 All Have Bars or Voice.
 lt is held by almost all psyooIo- gists. mlsic teachers and musicians of today. that there is practically no such thing as no voice. no car, for music At least the instances are so rare as only 10 emphasize the gen eral rule. If you assert that vou have 10 voice or no ear. it urobablv me2n- that one or the other, or both. were not greatly 6ovelored in the bssIn- ming ane VOL rrof hlv had no srecial attention raid 10 the dere~t. TO tram ing for the little voice or the ear Jruws. which were slow 10 catch the rythmical vibrations. until these fac ulties have atronhiei or withere7 from disuse and you have as an adult very little use for them That 's however. TO evcuse for yoGr assign- ing a like condition to yotr child If rreh r~oeher bod boa rererUl gf tention paid to the defective voice or ear, ir she couli have heard goo music in the home and rlenty of f. suite7 to n CT s~e, heso~o e''a won't t'- school, and then had the careful sci entifie attention that tone de2f children receive nowadays Tn our best schools. the chances are thet toSav she wo I'd be ale. at least, @ carry tunes in a plees3rt voice and 10 teach the-a to her chilfrnn. arll what is much more valuable. she world have a iaree appreciation an taste for Foos music.
 Mothers Duty.
 Ire average mother has an onrOr tUritv fo- developing la'ent ir=ria.ts ard abilities dIring early years, at least, that nc one elre can he-e >.Tbe days are srent with her, her ideals are the onoe ~-hieh arn elili- est au1 oost iuAeliflv stamvsl on the childish mind. If s''a is rerv7 is ard .''S'itas po'se. rerha~s she io'- patiently chects the chl7ish desire to sing. or tells the child 10 'stay Ort 6oo~s when vop want 10 maFe that kind of a noise" Perhaps tee piaro Is new and tho r'othsr fears a rossihle mar" 'Il spat yolr hands if l catch you on that piano
 sTsa- .T. Hsn its song. the little fat fingers ceise their thumping and sober little fig ure slirs off the shiny new ei-rcl (so mrch Uors velrshie lsan ary latent ability Of hisl and ovr of the roo~. CT perbars. worst of olt. sha makes fun of the first vas'e effurts to car~v a t''ne. Is it any wou7er that snch children. es~eciallv boNs- consider it beneath thsir dien'tv when thev cone to school 10 sins2 Is it altogether their fault when tbev pe-s'stentlv refuse 10 do tfe'r part in the school music class. givirg as their only svruse. "Aw. ' cant sins w'th sn air Of self approval T1ther than otherwise.
 Then there are the children w'io. th~o-ob nothing pro~e than eOnNtete indifference. are reelected in Tc- sical v-av. until th-oTgh mere irce of eircrrn s4o rces tNa- grow 10 he- Heve. usuallv, wittincly, that 'hev have TO music iu fha-1. We bad s1cN an evaunnie here last winter n Fsrnest cauable. who gave an mus uaIIv artistic performance of f'Ga 9r dor pe -rrew to the age when He wos aIp-ost ready to graduate rom hish school thinking be was abso- Iutelv wnable to sing. Chance 7a" threw him in the way of a go'f hish school rnnsic teacher who disco'ered tEe ~oice that Is now of 90 much rqeasure ap1 rros't.
 wen Worth While.
 The vhnis rurrcee cs 70 f1reec- tpe- rernarl-s has Feen tn sN"v fhat every r-rt~er should feel that it IS ypo-.h while 10 ~~ate a0 afforf +n develop in the chiI4. at Ieast a love ard taste fo- pna1 music and. if r6S- ihle. s0ure ahilitv tn r0ake it. TNe na~t ausstion iz-how2 fho"t fit- icon vears a~o a ve~v musical "ne rror of Chicseo was faced fv this r.4afIe-, faus it wns a rsal ono TO he- sortilpatrlv Tor rsl. Der fhree ehUAren ve-a e-ow'n-- m aros'na her apa u-ftS an her vie '-ro-iea~e o' rrrsfc. sHe Tid not lr0ow where f9 f7ns ra-sfo fhat she feit was suited fc their everyday reefs. ! So not vrseb va., 10 fhipF fhat she felt 0r ,hss fesi that foso-e th"t tim" tNere were TO gnoi snnes for cn'i- arcu Tt ;e rof go. Sone of the pes Sores we have are so oia th@t Nr .lo mi i-now fro-a whore thev car1@ P-. uhsf she wa-fed was lots ,or,s.sc au of it gnoa pona os it die ,sc,,it srd suited to sl--ost every co- sssso- in rbSFs lffe. Th's she was -rarfa n find. Ono dav while tals i inc Of r to friend alsa ''oiha' ,ho.,sh rot a rnrS'csl wo-'an. shs .,..~lafr-es. T could ~r'te i''st s''cn ,,~ssc as I want. hut I cau't vr'fe ,ha words. nor f'ra tNe"'" "We"- | l1, write the v'or@s." ans'vered the frse-s "~pd vou can set rem 10