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terior views, accompanied by a detailed
description. Also, the illustrations of
AN ADIRONDACK CAMP,
fully described as to materials', construc-
tion and furnishings.
Among other articles of interest will be
the history of
THE MERRIMAC POTTERY,
THE PLANT in DECORATION,
a critical paper upon
CORDOVAN LEATHER,
and another upon
TOOLING in LEATHER.
THE NURSERY DEPARTMENT
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ADDRESS.
THE CRAFTSMAN
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
ASTERS IN MUSIC
is unlike any other mu-
sical magazine. It is
edited by Daniel Gregory
Mason. Each monthly issue,
complete in itself is devoted to
one of the world's great musicians,
giving thirty-two pages of engraved
piano music, which comprise
those compositions or movements
that represent the composer at his
best, with editorial notes suggesting
the proper interpretations; a beau-
tiful frontispiece portrait; a life ;
and estimates of his genius and place
in art chosen from the writings of
the most eminent musical critics.
The text of 'Masters in Music'
will thus constitute an interesting
and authoritative monthly lesson in
musical history ; its selections of
music will form a library of the
world's musical masterpieces, and
all at slight cost. Among the com-
posers to be considered during the
first year are Chopin, Gounod,
Verdi, Grieg, Beethoven, Men-
delssohn, and others. The mag-
azine is most attractively presented
throughout. Subscription price, two
dollars a year. Single copies,
twenty cents.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS
with Specimen Portrait and
Sample Pages of Music, Free.
The January issue is devoted
to Mozart; February to Chopin;
March to Gounod ; April to Men-
delssohn; May to Grieg; June to
Raff, and July to Verdi.
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THOSE ONLY WHO HAVE NEVER BE-
FORE SUBSCRIBED to this MAGAZINE.
THE JULY NUMBER
wiii contain:
A CRAFTSMAN HOUSE,
the second of a series. This wiii be
given with elevation, floor plans and in-
terior views, accompanied by a detailed
description. Also, the illustrations of
AN ADIRONDACK CAMP,
fully described as to materials', construc-
tion and furnishings.
Among other articles of interest will be
the history of
THE MERRIMAC POTTERY,
THE PLANT in DECORATION,
a critical paper upon
CORDOVAN LEATHER,
and another upon
TOOLING in LEATHER.
THE NURSERY DEPARTMENT
will show practical and beautiful examples
of BEDROOM FURNITURE IN MINIATURE,
and the
SECTION OF NEEDLEWORK
will contain an illustrated article upon the
CROSS-STITCH EMBROIDERY of the RUSSIAN
PEASANTS.
ADDRESS.
THE CRAFTSMAN
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
ASTERS IN MUSIC
is unlike any other mu-
sical magazine. It is
edited by Daniel Gregory
Mason. Each monthly issue,
complete in itself is devoted to
one of the world's great musicians,
giving thirty-two pages of engraved
piano music, which comprise
those compositions or movements
that represent the composer at his
best, with editorial notes suggesting
the proper interpretations; a beau-
tiful frontispiece portrait; a life ;
and estimates of his genius and place
in art chosen from the writings of
the most eminent musical critics.
The text of 'Masters in Music'
will thus constitute an interesting
and authoritative monthly lesson in
musical history ; its selections of
music will form a library of the
world's musical masterpieces, and
all at slight cost. Among the com-
posers to be considered during the
first year are Chopin, Gounod,
Verdi, Grieg, Beethoven, Men-
delssohn, and others. The mag-
azine is most attractively presented
throughout. Subscription price, two
dollars a year. Single copies,
twenty cents.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS
with Specimen Portrait and
Sample Pages of Music, Free.
The January issue is devoted
to Mozart; February to Chopin;
March to Gounod ; April to Men-
delssohn; May to Grieg; June to
Raff, and July to Verdi.
42Q]Nm#RKR;8f!3ton
AD. IV.