The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
Goal ot Music Study. Club Is Set at 1000
 Members
Ky MIGNoN HALL

Music real music. is a thing that all the world delights to hear. [ From the days of ancient min sti elsy ajwn to the busy ones of the present time, when great orchestras breathe forth in gigantic minor com binations music so sweet that some times it must resemble the "heav- en1y chords" of which we read, or the thrilling music of the spheres always there have been those who have been music's faithful devotees- worshippers of the god that makes the tired heart forget.
 So happily is this true. For it gives the world sweeter music, ten derer strains, greater technique and greater appreciation of harmonious sound.
 Such devotees bring to life, and make possible, our great artists They give them the courage to work, knowing that the world will receive them with great joy if they will learn how to fetter the elusive notes and give them forth again from trem- bling violin, from quivering throat. from flying fingers. where the heart guides the tone.
 Birmingham has not stupidly sat idle and let other parts of the world exceed her in her study of the beau tiful in music. For a number or wears she has had a Music Study club of which to be proud Each year it's plans grow more ambitious and develop greater ideals for the educa> tion and pleasure of the, whole peo-N pie. Toward this end the club is this winter to give some very beautiful programmes that all may hear for a e to Cf r membership campaign for not less than 1000 members
 Why not 1000 members?" is the slogan. Think what that would make possible for the city Greater artists all the time; more frequent programmes. If you love music, will you not help?
 This membership drive is to start tomorrow, September 19, and will De under the direction of Mrs w. l. Grubb. The dues are s5, and if you become a member you will be ad- {mitted to all the concerts without ex- tra charge this winter
 These concerts are to be really worth while.
 There are to be four of them. They will be staged at the Jefferson the atre, and the artists are to be Flor- ence Easton, the best soprano or the Metropolitan Opera company; Mishei Piastro the greatest pupil of Auer the whole season, it is declared, anu Joseph Lhevinne, the Russian pianist who has been conducting the master classes at the American Conservatory st Chicago. A fourth artist is to be announced later.
 The question is asked:
 If you do not know these artists ts it not all the more reason why YOU should pay s5 and learn what is going on these days in the music world, and what the tendencies or the present time are? Also you will give yourself enjoyment, and every pup lic-spirited citizen Is being requested to buy at least one ticket for the sake of music's advancement in the city.
 By putting the campaign over Birmingham will come before the en- tire musical world, it is pointed 'out' and this is a thing of which every citizen would be proud
 A list of reasons why you snouiu icin the Music Study club has been very cleverly set down by Mrs Phlnp oster who directs that checks TOT membership tickets be mailed to Mrs' w. |. Grubb, care of the Cable fiaiio company, and that old members oe