Singing, the well-spring of music
Subtitle: a series of radio talks sponsored by the American academy of teachers of singing (incorporated in 1927)
Published: 1933
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Music; Singing; Voice culture
Notes: Gift Arthur Plettner and Isa McIlwraith
Table of contents: value: Singing, by John Erskine.-  The alleged scarcity of good American songs, by A.W. Kramer.-  Voice and the stage, by Peggy Wood.- The singing spirit in the student world, by Marshall Bartholomew.- Radio's influence on music, by A.A. Kent.-  The singer and his audience, by Edward Johnson.-  Singing for pleasure, by P.V.R. Key.-  Music and Shakespeare, by Otis Skinner.-  The future of opera and the creation of audiences, by Herbert Witherspoon.-  Voice training a desirable preparation for choral singing, by Walter Butterfield.