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Musical Courier 1890-07-02: Vol 21 Iss 541, 1890
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1Professional Cards.
2METROPOLITAN
3CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
421 East 14th Street, New York.
5The Most Select Musical School in the United States.
6EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES: Voice, Pianoforte, Organ, Violin, Harmony and the Languages. Successful Musicians and eminent Teachers comprise the Faculty—all actually employed at the Conservatory. Prominent among them are:
7DUDLEY BURTON,
8ALBERT R. PARSONS,
9Director of Pianoforte Department,
10HARRY ROWE SHELLEY,
11SILAS G. PRATT,
12Applicants without musical talent not accepted.
13Send for Circular.
14H. W. GREENE, General Manager.
15C. B. HAWLEY, Musical Director.
16CHICAGO COLLEGE.
17VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ART,
18Weber Music Hall, Chicago, Ill. Catalogues mailed free on application.
19ALBERT E. RUFF, Director.
20MRS. CARL ALVES,
21Alto, open for Concert Engagements.
22Address 1146 Park Avenue.
23MR. CARL HILD,
24Solo Violinist, and Mrs. CARL HILD, Accompanist, are open for engagements. Address care of THE MUSICAL COURIER, 25 E. 14th Street.
25MRS. HELEN AMES,
26Soprano Oratorio and Concert. For terms and dates address 161 West Forty-ninth Street, or HENRY WOLFSOHN, 331 East Fourteenth Street, New York.
27MISS MARIE G. LUKSCH.
28Lessons in Voice Culture, Concert and Operatic Singing. Apply from 2 to 3 P.M., 26 West Forty-third Street.
29CHARLES PALM,
30Violinist,
3153 St. Mark's Place, New York.
32MME. FRIDA DE GEBELE ASHFORTH,
33Vocal Instruction,
34135 East 18th Street, New York.
35A. FARINI'S
36MUSICAL STUDIO—Vocal, No. 52 Lexington Avenue. Specialty: Opera, Concert Stage, Oratorio and Church. Reception hours from 1 to 6 P.M.
37JAS. G. HUNEKER,
38Professor of Piano at the National Conservatory, will accept private pupils in Piano playing. Modern methods taught. Address, care of this office.
39MRS. W. H. SHERWOOD,
40For Summer Piano Lessons.
41Address at her residence,
42288 Newbury Street, Boston, Mass.
43ADOLF GLOSE,
44Concert Pianist and Teacher of the Piano,
45Address care of Wm. A. Pond & Co.,
4625 Union Square, New York.
47J. F. VON DER HEIDE,
48Voice, Piano and Theory of Music.
49Address STEINWAY HALL, New York.
50MR. PIERRE DOUILLET,
51Concert Pianist and Teacher.
52Address 114 East 81st St., New York.
53MR. AD. M. FOERSTER,
54Voice Culture, Piano, and Theory of Music,
55Pittsburgh, Pa.
56MAX TREUMANN,
57Baritone, Concert, Oratorio and Opera. Vocal Culture. 105 East 82d St., New York.
58ALBERT MORRIS BAGBY,
59Piano Instruction,
60Steinway Hall, New York.
61MME. L. CAPPANI,
62Vocal Culture, 217 Second Avenue, New York.
63ACHILLE ERRANI,
64Vocal Teacher,
65118 East 26th Street, New York.
66MME. MURIO-CELLI,
67Vocal Instruction,
68No. 18 Irving Place.
69CARL ALVES,
70Vocal Instructor,
711146 Park Ave., near 181st St., New York.
72MR. WILLIAM COURTNEY,
73Concert Oratorio and Vocal Instruction.
74Address 27 Union Square, New York.
75AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
76Weber Music Hall, Chicago, Ill. Catalogue mailed free on application.
77JOHN J. HATTSTAEDT, Director
78MICHAEL BANNER,
79Violinist. Open for Engagements.
80225 East 81st Street, New York.
81MR. VICTOR HERBERT,
82Violoncello Virtuoso.
83Will accept engagements for Concerts and Solo work—also a limited number of Pupils.
84Address 212 East 14th Street.
85THEODORE PEET,
86Piano and Theory.
87Specialty made of the modern simplified and condensed technique as used in Berlin and Vienna.
88345 Fifth Avenue.
89E. P. CARPENTER COMPANY,
90Brattleboro, Vt., U. S. A.,
91MANUFACTURERS OF
92THE HIGHEST GRADE
93OF
94REED ORGANS.
95Send for Catalogue and Cuts of Two New and Taking Styles.
96The Trade cordially invited to visit our Factory.
97SEVEN HOURS' RIDE FROM NEW YORK.
98The EVERETT PIANO.
99UNEXCELLED IN—
100Power and Singing Quality of Tone,
101Precision and Delicacy of Touch,
102And Every Quality Requisite in a
103FIRST CLASS PIANO
104For Catalogue and Territory address
105THE JOHN CHURCH CO.,
106General Factors — CINCINNATI, O.
107KROEGER
108PIANOS.
109KROEGER & SONS,
110Manufacturers,
111FACTORY AND WAREROOMS:
112Cor. 21st St. and 2d Avenue,
113NEW YORK.
114ESTABLISHED 1867.
115CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE
116Central Music Hall,
117CHICAGO, ILL.
118Dr. F. ZIEGFELD, President.
119Our Catalogue, giving terms of tuition and containing a musical lexicon, abridged History of Music and other valuable information, will be sent free on application.
120Palmer's Theatre, BROADWAY and 30th STREET.
121Monday, June 23, 1890.
122Evenings at 8. Saturday Matinee at 2.
123Inauguration of the Summer Season
124And First Production in New York of RICHARD STAHL'S Romantic Opera Comique,
125THE SEA KING.
126PRESENTED BY THE
127WILLIAM J. GILMORE OPERA COMPANY.
128Sale of Seats opens June 16.
129Prices, $1.50, $1.00, 50c. General Admission, 50c.
130Zeitter & Winkelmann,
131BRAUNSCHWEIG, GERMANY,
132PIANOS,
133Uprights and Grands.
134AMERICAN SYSTEM OF CONSTRUCTION. CHEAP PRICES AND BEST WORKMANSHIP.
135THE CROWN
136PIANOS & ORGANS
137GEO. P. BENT
138MANUFACTURER
139CHICAGO.
140CHASE BROTHERS' PIANOS
141WITH THE
142CHASE PATENT SOUNDING BOARDS
143Are Unrivaled for Pure Quality of Tone.
144Catalogues and Price to the Trade Furnished on Application.
145FACTORY, 61, 63, 65, 67, 69, 71 FRONT ST.
146OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 92 MONROE ST.,
147GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
148Catalogues of new and second-hand books in stock furnished free to any address on application.
149C. N. CASPAR,
150BOOK EMPORIUM.
151DEALER IN AND IMPORTER OF
152American, British, German and French Books,
153ANCIENT AND MODERN.
154No. 437 East Water St., Milwaukee, Wis.
155Direct Connections with all Foreign Countries. Any book in any language obtained.
156"OUT OF PRINT" BOOKS A SPECIALTY.
157Send for books tried to obtain elsewhere in vain
158Correspondence solicited.
159Books New and Second-hand, bought, sold and exchanged.
16050,000 volumes in stock. Standard, Technical, Scientific, Antiquarian and School Book Specialties.
161Importation orders promptly executed and books "out of print" procured.
162LYON & HEALY,
163SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
164FACTORY: 211 to 217 SOUTH CANAL ST.
165SALESROOMS: State & Monroe Sts.,
166CHICAGO.
167Guitars,
168ARE
169Mandolins
170RECOMMENDED
171By all the leading artists as the best in the world.
172and
173Zithers
174Our capacity is taxed to the utmost in filling the orders we receive for these popular Instruments.
175If you have not received our new catalogue and souvenir (a unique thing in its way) we will be pleased to mail it to you.
176P. PABST, LEIPSIC,
177GERMANY,
178Wholesale Music Dealer.
179ORDERS EXECUTED AT LOWEST PRICES.
180CATALOGUES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION.
181THE J. M. ARMSTRONG COMPANY,
182Music Typographers and Printers,
183710 Sansom Street,
184Philadelphia, Penna.
185FRANK L. ARMSTRONG, Manager.
186Mme. DÉSIRÉE ARTÔT-DE PADILLA,
187Begs to announce that her address is
18864 RUE JAUFRAY, PARIS, FRANCE,
189And that she is prepared to receive pupils professional and amateur.
190THE VIRGIL PRACTICE CLAVIER.
191A Silent Teaching
192AND
193PRACTICE PIANO.
194PORTABLE, INEXPENSIVE, DURABLE.
195Secures far more rapid progress in the training of fingers and in the study and memorizing of pieces than is possible by any other method. The piano planes, spared the nerves of the player, stops the fearful annoyance of "Piano Drumming," and preserves the freshness and beauty of music.
196The piano is a practical instrument and not a practice machine. All practice, including the memorizing of pieces, should be done on the Practice Clavier and the piano saved for the finished musical performance.
197Correspondence solicited with Teachers and schools.
198Descriptive Circulars sent free on application.
199Address
200THE VIRGIL PRACTICE CLAVIER CO.
20112 East 17th Street, New York City.
202NEW ENGLAND
203CONSERVATORY
204Thorough instruction under ablest Masters in
205MUSIC, FINE ARTS, ELOCUTION, LITERATURE, SCIENCE, PHYSICAL CULTURE AND TUNING. Tuition, $5 to $20 per term. Board and Room, including Steam Heat and Electric Light, $5 to $7.50 per week. For Illustrated Calendar, giving full information, address
206E. TOURJEE, Director, Franklin Sq., BOSTON.
207GEO. H. TAYLOR,
208MANUFACTURER OF
209Buckskins, Action Leather
210AND
211CAPPING SKINS,
212Factories:
213Cor. W. Fulton and Rose Sts.; Prospect and High Sts.
214Office: Cor. Main and Fulton Streets.
215GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y.
216Spenger & Guernsey's one of two readings
217Spegger & Guernsey's one of two readings
218Cyclopædia of
219THE MANUFACTURES AND PRODUCTS
220OF THE UNITED STATES.
221comprises Every Article made in this Country—Indexed and Classified—and under each article the names and addresses of
222THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
223Complete in One Royal Octavo Vol. of over 1300pp
224Price in cloth $6 In Morocco $8 In Flexible Leather $10.
225INDISPENSABLE
226to Buyers of Articles in all lines and
227Invaluable as a Statistical work.
228Orders received at office of this Paper.
229GEO. EHRET'S
230BREWERY
23192 to 93 St.
232LAGER BEER.
233MISS GEORGINE SCHUMANN,
234Piano and Harmony.
235Following the Principles of Dr. Hans von Billow.
23610 East 10th Street, New York.
237PROF. E. S. BONELLI,
238Or SAN FRANCISCO,
239Will be in this city June 1, when he will be prepared to perform his operation on the accessory slips of tendons of the ring finger, insuring greater freedom in piano playing. The operation is painless and scarless.
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