Hazel Gertrude Kinscella

Born 1893 Nora Springs, IA (USA)

Died 1960-07-16

Places Lived

Lincoln, NE

Author Of

Music and Audio
Nonfiction

Keywords

Music; Children's Nonfiction

Education

B of Music, 1916, University School of Music, Lincoln, NE
AM, 1928, University School of Music, Lincoln, NE
BFA, 1928, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
AB, 1931, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE.
AM, 1934, Columbia University, New York, NY
PhD, 1941, University of Washington, Seattle, NE

Places Worked

University of Nebraska-Lincoln School of Music

Bibliography

Kinscella Readers.
Essentials of piano technique a volume of practice material for teacher and student. 1921.
Kinscella Music Appreciation Readers. 1926.
Music and romance for youth : a course of study in music appreciation for use in junior high schools, also in platoon and consolidated schools, academies, junior clubs. 1930.
The man in the drum : and other tales. 1930
Conrad's magic flight.1930
Around the world in story.1930
Music on the air. 1934
Music in the small school. 1939.
History Sings: Backgrounds of American Music. 1940.
Flag Over Sitka. 1947.
The child and his music : a handbook for the use of the teacher in the elementary grades, or in the small school. 1953.

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