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About the ItemFor sale is the July 1924 issue of The Etude, a widely read music education magazine published during a pivotal moment in American musical culture. This issue includes early coverage of jazz as it was emerging in schools and studios, offering a rare window into how teachers, students, and musicians understood the new style in the 1920s.
This issue has a naturally aged, vintage look that suits display or collection, and the standout feature is the Getting Down to the Truth About Jazz article highlighted right on the front page.The magazine shows surface wear, edge wear, and spotting consistent with age, with some page toning throughout. The spine is fragile but intact. Item sold as photographed.
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