Essays on church music
Subtitle: read at third [New York, 1900] and fourth [Buffalo, 1901] convocations
Publisher: s.n.]
Published: 1901
Place of publication: S.l
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
Subjects: Church music; Lutheran Church
Notes: Cover title.

Don Yoder Collection of American Hymnody.
Table of contents: title: Where must we begin in order to improve the quality of the music used in our churches? / J.F. Ohl; title: What can be done to introduce our German choral into our English Lutheran congregations? / William Benbow; title: The interpretative use of the organ in the service / Geo. C.F. Haas; title: The child and music / G.C. Berkemeier; title: Church music as a part of our educational system / R. Morris Smith; title: The location of the choir and the organ / Geo. C.F. Haas; title: The proposed summer school for church music / Luther D. Reed; title: Boy choirs / A.L. Steimle; title: Early Lutheran choir music / A. Spaeth; title: The deterioration of choir music / J.F. Ohl; title: Church choir training / C.A. Marks; title: Preludes and postludes / C.A. Marks; title: Pastor and organist / A. Spaeth.