The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-03
The Dunnine System
 of Music Study
Improved System of Music Study

Improved System of Music Study The Cunning System improved method music exposition of the first principles of piano music to all who wish thorough knowledge Of the fon dation of music
 The originator of this system Mrs Carre l. Cunning. of Buffalo New York studied number of years in Europe with structors taught advanced pupils until inn by their lack of general knowedge of the fundamental of instructing beginners and younger pupils The Improved Method of Music Study system endorsed by the world renowned mu clans.
 We train think unsteady and consecutively cu tration, Application and Dispatch
 The Cunning System Is System
 of Elementary Instruction It s improved
 It is instructive
 It teaches correct fundamental principles. It is economical
 It is system that teaches a think and understand the most important points before mak ing attempt play O instrument. It cuvates individuality and sponaneity ,,.s .o by dctaton.
 rotesque associated with plain musical terms like xrays thrown on the keyboard The receiving inegen ideas Thus the Froebei idea of making play play itself of the greatest value the child's first year of music study
 Some Methods Formed into classes pupils of sticks movable musical characteristic ngenosy keyboard with grand staff attach ed Interesting make otherwise tedious drills subjects Of pleasure. . musical intelligence
 The ear is acquainted oral exercises Sight reading lesson although presented Mental dris are employed to awaken musical thought of the fingers wrists and are developed and sfnghent1 formed to the G Thyhm of dsntf little ons Musical principles are taught from memory verses which are The sense of rhythm developed rhythmic Written work teaches language, they to write well as interpret work illustrates the principles taught by games and Pictures and verses give knowledge composers cultivate taste for their compositions The period of the first few lessons in music is crisis in The Cunning System of Improved Study presents difficulty in such and instructive manner @ that the child of six or seven can grasp and comprehend M its di m It is better to employ means inspire courage by which beginners will become intelligent and love which has peer-Niusc
 The Dunning System Is Endorsed by Worlds
 Renowned Masters
 carre L. Cummings method seems to me practical recommend for the first musical instruction of children or be- beginning of musical edgsa0n poE Dear Madame find your system well adapted purpose is intended to instruct and interest children be- in which apply inDFess me very much
 W WirriAM \, MA. MASON, s,.', New ,z y9ss ,s1s Mrs Cunning: 4ssz greatly enjoyed your lucid and intelligent deneaion of the Cunning Beginners with the unique apparatus interesting and instructive to old pupils impressed with its adap- liability teachers needs well as to the nstru general would rervorutionze the study and them broad intel ecual lacking This system cer tany longe training sight reading trans position memory and recommend it to every pro ssvs & aa s4sa eApsK
 OTHERS WHO WROTE OF ITS MERITS Buson, Berlin.
 Fannie ZefeIerr Chicago John American Conservatory, Chicago. Dr. Florenz Ziegfed, Chicago Musical College Herbert New York
 Hans chard Conservatory, Sherman, Texas Harold Mchwtz, New York Yycnne de Trevile Belgium New York City. Philharmonic Society New York St Louis, Mo. L. G. Gottschalk, Gottschak Lyric School, Chicago. Reve King Chicago. HAZEL JAMES MADDEN Instructor Studio 2O6 Main Street Telephone 1ss PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT