Not many short books on music are being published these days, but here is one that stimulates, and entertains from its amusing opening pages on the vagaries of great musicians, to its final paper on the violently anarchistic pianist-composer, Leopold. The chapter of Spain and Music is the first attempt in English to classify and describe the Spanish music and composers.
"The Villar's Manual," by Ellery L. Colidge, M.D. The "W.K.K. Harrison Co." has presented in these pages, with singular clearness and brevity, precisely the information for which the young mother asks. The book does not conclude when the infant has learned to walk and talk, and so has acquired a measure of independence. The diet, nourishing, and sleep, outings and general management of infancy constitute a portion of these chapters, but babies grow into boys and girls, and their early years have a bearing on their whole after life. Colidge will prove herself a friendly mentor by the hour when children enter their babyhood into the sturdier period of the Limb's and school.
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