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Musical Courier 1892-04-20: Vol 24 Iss 635, 1892
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1THE CHICKERING PIANO
2PLAYED AND INDORSED BY THE WORLD'S MOST EMINENT MUSICIANS AND PRONOUNCED BY THEM
3THE MOST PERFECT PIANO MADE.
4CHICKERING & SONS,
5MANUFACTURERS
6NEW YORK. BOSTON. CHICAGO.
8Professional Cards.
9SUMMER SCHOOL
10OF THE
11Metropolitan College of Music
12OPENS JULY 1, 1892.
13Boarding accommodations. All advantages of the Winter School retained. A reduction of 10 per cent. for the Summer Term. Send for particulars.
15H. W. GREENE,
1619 and 21 East 14th Street,
17NEW YORK CITY.
19JOSEPH HORNSTEINER,
20Artistic Violin Maker and dealer in fine old German and Italian Violins.
2127 B Potsdamerstr., Berlin, W., Germany.
22(Recommended by Mr. Philipp Roth.)
24MR. JESSE WILLIAMS
25Gives Lessons in Vocal Culture, Deep Breathing, Vowel Formation, Tone Production and the Art of Singing in English.
26Address, 113 East 26th Street, New York.
28MME. FRIDA DE GEBELE ASHFORTH,
29Vocal Instruction,
30135 East 18th Street, New York.
32MR. WILLIAM COURTNEY,
33Concert, Oratorio and Vocal Instruction.
34Address 27 Union Square, New York.
36MR. AD. M. FOERSTER,
37Voice Culture, Piano and Theory of Music.
38Pittsburgh, Pa.
40MAX TREUMANN,
41Baritone, Concert, Oratorio and Opera. Vocal Culture
42160 East 60th Street, New York.
44ALBERT MORRIS BAGBY,
45Piano Instruction,
46Steinway Hall, New York.
48MME. L. CAPPIANI,
49Vocal Culture, 123 West 39th Street, New York.
51ACHILLE ERRANI,
52Vocal Teacher,
53118 East 26th Street, New York.
55MME. FLORENCE D'ARONA,
56Lamperti's famous pupil.
58CARL LE VINSEN,
59The celebrated Danish Baritone.
60All branches of Vocal Art; thorough groundwork; brilliant finish; voices restored; special course for teachers
61144 East 44th Street, New York.
63MME. MURIO-CELLI,
64Vocal Instruction,
65No. 18 Irving Place, New York.
67CHARLES PALM,
68Director of St. Cecilia Sextet Club, Professor of Violin Convent of the Sacred Heart.
69Address 53 East 8th Street, New York.
71CORA LINDSEY-LAUDER,
72Voice Culture and Piano,
733625 Forest Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
75WM. H. RIEGER,
76TENOR,
77Oratorio and Concert, 810 Broadway, New York City.
79HENRY RUSACK,
80Teacher of Singing,
81100 East 1st Street, New York.
83MR. VICTOR HERBERT,
84Violoncello Virtuoso.
85Will accept engagements for Concerts and Solo work; also a limited number of pupils.
86Address, 212 East 14th Street, New York.
88MR. and MRS. TH. BJÖRKSTEN,
89Vocal Culture,
9046 West 45th Street, New York.
92GUSTAV L. BECKER,
93PIANO AND COMPOSITION,
94Residence, 1377 Lexington Avenue, New York.
95Address, STEINWAY HALL.
97EMILIO AGRAMONTE,
98Musical Director of the American Composers' Choral Association of New York and the Gound Vocal Society of New Haven, Conn. Vocal Instruction.
99118 East 17th Street, New York.
101N. J. COREY,
102Musical Lectures, with pictorial and musical illustrations. Wagner's Life and Works, with two hundred stereopticon views.
103Address 240 Woodward Ave., Detroit, or care of Musical Courier.
105MR. JAMES SAUVAGE,
106Late Primo Baritone Carl Rosa Grand Opera Co. Medalist—Bronze, Silver and Gold—and Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, London. Teacher of Voice Production and Singing. Coaching according to the best modern principles in standard Oratorios, Grand Operas and Concert Music. Accompanist for Concerts, TONZA SAUVAGE. one of two readings
107Late Primo Baritone Carl Rosa Grand Opera Co. Medalist—Bronze, Silver and Gold—and Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, London. Teacher of Voice Production and Singing. Coaching according to the best modern and old Grings in standard Oratorios, Grand Operas and Concert Music. Accompanist for Concerts, TONZA SAUVAGE. one of two readings
108Studio, 9 East 17th Street, New York. Receive callers Mondays and Thursdays only at 3 to 4 p. m.
110GNEVKOW & STERNBERG,
111Concert and Music Teachers' Agency,
11231 LINKSTRASSE,
113BERLIN, GERMANY.
115THE MOZART CLUB OF NEW YORK,
116Reorganized for the Season 1892,
117CONSISTING OF
118REED INSTRUMENTS AND PIANO,
119AS FOLLOWS:
120J. ELLER, Oboe.
121F. BERNHARDI, Bassoon.
122O. OESTERLE, Flute. C. PIPER, Horn.
123C. REINECKE, Clarinet. G. E. EAGER, Piano.
124The only organization of the kind in the United States. Open for engagements. Address JOS. ELLER,
125143 Second Avenue.
127J. RAYNER,
128MAHOGANY
129AND ALL KINDS OF
130Veneers for the Piano and Organ Trade.
131EASTERN ESTABLISHMENT:
132FOOT HOUSTON ST., E. R.
133NEW YORK.
134WESTERN ESTABLISHMENT:
135FULTON and MORGAN STS.,
136CHICAGO.
138L. M. RUBEN,
13923 UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK,
140Manager and Agent for
141THE MOST PROMINENT ARTISTS
142IN
143OPERA AND CONCERTS
144IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
146MISS JENNIE DUTTON,
147Dramatic Soprano,
148ORATORIO AND CONCERT,
14925 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
151ARTISTS IN EUROPE.
152Leading Concert Agent,
153DANIEL MAYER,
154180 New Bond Street,
155LONDON.
156REPRESENTS
157PADEREWSKI, Mile. SZUMOWSKA, YSAVE, Mrs. BELLE COLE, Mr. BEN DAVIS, YOUNG GERARDY, BAMES, Miss MACINTYRE, BARTON MCGUCKIN, Mr. NORMAN SOLMOND, Mr. PLUNKET GREENE and other world renowned artists.
159BLUMENBERG,
160VIOLONCELLO VIRTUOSO,
161Permanent Address, care of this Paper.
163NOTICE.
164Electrotypes of the pictures of the following named artists will be sent, prepaid, to any address on receipt of four (4) dollars for each.
165During a period of twelve years these pictures have appeared in this paper, and their excellence has been universally commented upon. We have received numerous orders for electrotypes of the same, and publish the subjoined list for the purpose of facilitating a selection.
167Adelina Patti
168Ida Klein
169Sembrich
170Christine Nilsson
171Scalchi
172Carvalho
173Marie Roze
174Alfred Grünfeld
175Ettore Gerster
176Carlo Zecchi
177Josephine Yorke
178Emilie Ambré
179Emma Thursby
180Teresa Carreño
181Elogio Chira L.—2
182Minnie Hauk—2
183Materna
184Alban
185Emily Winant
186Lena Little
187Muriel-Celli
188Valesco, Závack
189John T. Whelan
190Eduard Strauss
191Elenor W. Everest
192Jenny Broch
193Marie Louise Dotti
194Marie Ahn one of two readings
195Marie Alin one of two readings
196Pursch-Madi—2
197John Marquardt
198Zélie de Lusignan
199Antonio Mieleke
200Anna Bulkeley-Hills
201Charles M. Schmitz
202Friedrich von Flotow,
203Franz Lachner
204Heinrich Marschner
205Heinrich C. Stanton
206Heinrich Grünfeld
207William Courtney
208Josef Stasigl
209E. M. Bowman
210Ada Finkbeiner one of two readings
211Ada Minnie Richards one of two readings
212Ada F. Finkbein one of two readings
213Clarence Eddy
214Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Clarke
215Fannie Bloomfield
216S. E. Jacobson
217Minnie Mowbray Wiske one of two readings
218Minnie Morris Wiske one of two readings
219Emma L. Heckle
220Edward Grieg
221Adolf Henselt
222Adolf Albert
223Lill Lehmann
224William Candidus
225Franz Kneisel
226Leander Caspanari
227Friedrich Rummel
228Blanche Stone Barton
229Amy Sherwin
230Achille Errani
231G. Jos. Schrambach
232H. H. Schradieck
233John F. Rhodes
234Wilhelm Gericke
235Friedrich L.
236C. M. Von Weber
237Edward Fisher
238Kate Rolla
239Achille Tchun
240Achille Rindorf
241Adèle Aus der Ohe
242Karl Klindworth
243Edwin Klahre
244Helen D. Campbell
245A. A. Carilli
246Wm. R. Chapman
247Montegroff
248Mrs. Helen Ames
249Otto Roth
250Anna Carpenter
251W. L. Blumenschein
252Richard Arnold
253Jose Riehleberger
254Max Beinix
255Helene von Doenhoff
256Adolf Jensen
257Hans Richter
258Margaretha Fried
259Emil Fischer
260Merrill Hopkinson, M.D.
261S. Bonelli
262Paderewski
263Stavevagen
264Arrigo Botto
265Paul von Jankó
266Carl Schroeder
267John Lunz
268Edmund C. Stanton
269Heinrich Gudehus
270Charlotte Huhn
271Walter Reiger
272Rosa Lind
273Henry R. Abbey
274Maurice Grau
275Eugene de Chir one of two readings
276Eugene de Chier one of two readings
277Marion S. Reed
278Teresina Tua
279Luca
280Ivan R. Morawski
281Ludwig Winkler
282Costanza Donita
283Carl Reinecke
284Heinrich Vogel
285Johann Sebastian Bach
286Peter Tschaikowsky
287Jules Perotti—2
288Adolph M. Foerster
289J. H. Hahn
290Thomas Martin
291Clara Poole
292Pietro Mascagni
293Richard Wagner
294Theodore Thomas
295Dr. Dammoch
296Campanini
297Jenny Meyer
298Constantin Sternberg
299Dengremont
300Galatas
301Hans Balatka
302Liberati
303John Strauss
304Anton Rubinstein
305Del Puente
306Joseffy
307Julia Rivé-King
308Hope Glenn
309Louis Blumenberg
310Frank Van der Stucken
311Frederic Grant Gleason
312Ferdinand von Hiller
313Robert Volkmann
314Julius Rietz
315Max Heinrich
316A. L. Gurney
317Ovide Ausin
318Theodore Habelman
319Edouard de Reszke
320Louise Natas
321Wilhelm Wachner
322Carlyle Petersilea
323Carl Retter
324George Gemündner
325Bund Lichtenberg
326Van Zandt
327W. Edward Heimendahl
328S. G. Pratt
329Rudolph Aronson
330Victor Capoul
331Albert M. Bagby
332W. Waugh Lauder
333Mrs. W. Waugh Lauder
334M. S. Johns
335Hans von Bilow
336Clara Schumann
337Joachim
338Rogoffi Sisters
339Franz Liszt
340Christine Dossert
341Dora Henningens
342A. A. Stanley
343Erich von Hausen
344Heinrich Hofmann
345Emma Eames
346Emil Sauer
347Jessie Bartlett Davis
348D. B. Bournister-Petersen
349Willis Nowell
350August Hylested
351Gustav Hinrichs
352Xaver Sacher-Masoch
353Heinrich Boetel
354W. E. Haslam
355Carl E. Martin
356Jennie Hutton
357Walton J. Hall
358Conrad Ansorge
359Carl Baermann
360Emil Steger
361Paul Hirsch
362Louis Svecenski
363Henry Holden Huss
364Neally Stevens
365Dysan Flanagan
366A. V. and Mrs. Beaum
367Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hild
368Anthony Stankowitch
369Moritz Benenthal
370Victor Herbert
371Martin Roeder
372Joachim Raff
373Felix Mottl
374August Ohrström
375Marie Kunkel
376Dr. F. Ziegfeld
377C. F. Chickering
378Villiers Stanford
379Louise C. Elson
380Anna Burch
381Mr. and Mrs. Alves
382Ritter-Gütze
383Adèle de Reszke
384Pauline Schüller-Haag
385Jean de Reszke
386Marchesi
387Laurenz Schirmer
388P. S. Gilmore
389Kathinka Paulsen White
390Rose Schottfensel one of two readings
391Rose Schottfens one of two readings
392Mrs. Johnstone-Bishop
393Max Lach
394L. G. Gutschalk
395Antoine de Kontski
396S. B. Mills
397E. M. Bowman
398Otoe Maudux
399W. H. Sherwood
400Stagno
401Victor Nessler
402John Cohen
403Charles F. Tretbar
404Jennie Dickerson
405F. A. MacDowell
406Theodore Reichmann
407Max Tschman one of two readings
408Max Tannen one of two readings
409C. A. Cappo
410Hermann Winkelmann
411Donizetti
412William W. Gilchrist
413Ferranti
414Johannes Brahms
415Meyerbeer
416Mieczyslaw Moszkowski
417Anna Louise Tanner
418Filoteo Greco
419Wilhelm Junck
420Fannie Hirsch
421Michael Wimmer
422Dr. S. N. Penfield
423F. W. Riesberg
424Emil Maire
425Otto Mauro
426Ludwig Faelten
427Belle Cole
428G. W. Hunt
429Georgie Biset
430John A. Brockhoven
431Edgar H. Sherwood
432Grant Brower
433F. H. Torrington
434Cromwell King
435Pauline l'Allemand
436Verdi
437Humbert Monument
438Berlioz Monument
439Haydn Monument
440Johann Svendsen
441Johanna Bach
442Anton Dvorák
443Maurice Ravel
444Pablo de Sarasate
445Jules Jordan
446Albert R. Parsons
447Mr. and Mrs. G. Henschel
448Pittha Pradhan
449Carlos Sobrino
450George M. Nowell
451William Mason
452Padebour one of two readings
453Padeboue one of two readings
454Anna Lankow
455Maud Powell
456Max Alvary
457Johann Hoffman
458Händel
459Carlotta F. Pinner
460Marianne Brandt
461Henry Zauzensi
462Eduard Jusen
463Fritz Giese
464Anton Seidl
465Max Leckner
466M. J. Niedzielski
467Judith Graves
468Hermann Ebeling
469Anton Bruckner
470Mary P.
471Audile Claire
472Mr. and Mrs. Lawton.
473Fritz Kreisler
474Madge Wickham
475Richard Burmeister
476W. L. Davis
477Niels W. Gade
478Hermann Levi
479Edward Chasfield
480James H. Howe
481George H. Chickering.
482John C. Fillmore
483Helene C. Livingstone,
484M. J. Niedzielski
485Franz Wizcsek
486Alfred Sormann
487Juan Luria
488Alwin Schroeder
489Mr. and Mrs. Nikisch. one of two readings
490Mr. and Mrs. Nikisch one of two readings
491Dora Becker
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