[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 265
d has enteredsympatheticallyinto the work. Shehas had the advan-tage of a fine mu-sical education,studying with such artists as W. C. E. Seeboeck, P. C. Lutkin, and EleanorSmith. She had no intention of composing for little chil-dren when she entered the kindergarten work, but as isoften the case,… … THE PLACE OF RHYTHM IN CHILD LIFE. 251 music would weave itself around the thought until at last itwould take a definite form. Her work shows marked talent in this special directionof following and directing the natural feeling of measuredsound and movement that seems to be innate in most…
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