in calvin's course special attention was given to thorough technique and correct interpretation, with practical analysis of rhythm and form. instruction in theory, analysis and history of music was free to all members of the piano department. she used jadassohn and emery's harmony, and those wishing to take a complete course in piano must pass examination in harmony. frequent recitals were given by the students for the purpose of acquiring confidence in playing at public concerts. pupils received also special training in memorizing and sight-reading. pupils not capable of advancement were not encouraged to continue the lessons. nothing was more unpardonable than for a teacher to permit a pupil to continue work where