Excerpt from Music Appreciation Taught by Means of the Phonograph for Use in Schools
Is not, then, the child of today exceedingly fortunate to be living in an age when it is entirely unnecessary for him to pass through such laborious exercises? The invention of the phonograph, followed by its adaptation to school needs.
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