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ADELIN FERMIN To Daddy, whose greatest creed was giving happiness! How well you have succeeded, and how beloved to us you have become! We are happy for the privilege of dedicating this book to you, and in having shared with you so much joy, not only as our teacher, but most of all as our friend! DEDICATIO
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.Nqr , FOREWORD AM highly gratified that the student body, through the Editorial Staff of the Score, are dedicating the 1936 edition of this publication to the American Composer. We are far removed from the days of the past when music had to be written so that there would be something for the player to play and the singer to sing. In fact, so far removed are we from those early days of the history of music that the modern mind is apt to forget that the com- poser through the ages must always be, and remain, the basic factor in the art, for with- out him music, literally, would not exist. I have often said that music is like a telephone conversation. The speaker is the com- poser, or, if we put it in a more depersonalized sense, the creative spirit. The speaking apparatus and the transmission line is the performer. The Listener at the other end of the line is the audience. Important as the second and third factors are, it is obvious that the conversations could not begin with the first agent not present. That this fact has been recognized accounts for the wealth of musical literature which has already accumulated. We should remember, however, that music, if it is to fulfill its greatest usefulness, should never become a dead art. Every age, and every nation of every age, should be expected to make its contribution not only in terms of performers and of audiences but, most important of all, through its manifestation of the creative spirit in music, to that extent may we say that America is fulfilling its privilege and its high obligation. Jhfafr- d4A.Sd1a '
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