The Summer Session 39

Hollaender, Intermezzi for Left Hand; Bach, three-part inventions. Concertos
by Mozart, Hummel, etc. Selections from classic and modern compositions.
Staff.

32. Prano IV. One to three hours credit. Continuation of 31. Staff.

161. Piano V. One to three hours credit. Philipp; Daily Exercises.
Clementi’s Gradus ad Parnassum; Etudes from Moscheles, op. 70; Seeling.
Concert Etudes, op. 10; Chopin, Preludes; Bach, Well-tempered Clavichord;
Concertos by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, etc.; concert pieces by classic and
modern composers. Staff.

162. Prano VI. One to three hours credit. Continuation of 161.

291. Prano VII. One to three hours credit. Joseffy: School of Advanced
Piano Playing. Philipp, Etudes for the Left Hand; Etudes of Chopin, op. 10
and op. 25; Rubinstein, op. 23, etc. Sonatas and concertos by Beethoven,
Weber, Grieg, etc. Concert pieces by modern composers. Staff,

292. Piano VIII. One to three hours credit. Continuation of 291.

311. Piano. One to three hours credit. Etudes of Philipp, Liszt, Mac-
Dowell, and others; transcriptions of Bach’s organ fugues by Liszt, Tausig,
Busoni; modern concert pieces and concertos. Open only to piano graduates
of the School of Fine Arts, or of other schools requiring a corresponding
amount of work. Applicants for admission must pass an entrance examination
Pei the Fine Arts music faculty to determine their fitness to do eecuae
work. taff.

312. Piano. One to three hours credit. Continuation of 311. Upon com-
pletion of this course the candidate for the degree of Master of Music must
give evidence through a public recital of having satisfied the requirements for
the degree. Staff.

VIOLIN
Professors: GELTCH, KUERSTEINER

0. Viorrn. For special students according to individual needs. No credit.
Geltch, Kuersteiner.

11. Viorrn I. One to three hours credit. Selected studies by Sevick, David,
scales and Arpeggio Studies in two and three octaves. Special technical studies
for the bow and left hand; development of the trill. Kreutzer, Forty-two
Etudes; selected solos. Concertos by Viotti and De Beriot.

Geltch, Kuersteiner.

12. Viotrn II. One to three hours credit. Continuation of 11.
Geltch, Kuersteiner.

31. Viotrn III. One to three hours credit. Technical Studies by Sevick,
David, Sauret, Flesch. Scales and arpeggios. Kreutzer studies, continued.
Sonatas, concertos and selected compositions of Bach, Handel, Corelli, Bee-
thoven, Mozart, De Beriot, Viotti, Rode, Wieniawski, Kreutzer, Kreisler. En-
semble playing. Geltch, Kuersteiner.

32. Viotrn IV. One to three hours credit. Continuation of 31.
Geltch, Kuersteiner.

65 and 66. ViotIn Tracuinc Marertars I anp II. One hour credit.
Throughout the year. A study of the teaching materials and methods for
violin. Each student required to keep a notebook. Open to all students, but
freshmen, and to advanced special students. Required of all candidates for the
Bachelor of Music degree and the three-year teachers’ certificate in violin.

Geltch.

91 and 92. Viotin Teacuine Marertrs III anp IV. Continuation of 65
and 66. Geltch.