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Musical Courier 1892-08-03: Vol 25 Iss 649, 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.
8SUMMER SCHOOL
9OF THE
10Metropolitan College of Music
11OPENS JULY 1, 1892.
12Boarding accommodations. All advantages of the Winter School retained. A reduction of 10 per cent. for the Summer Term. Send for particulars.
13H. W. GREENE,
1419 and 21 East 14th Street,
15NEW YORK CITY.
17MOZART SYMPHONY CLUB
18of New York.
19Permanent address:
20327 SOUTH FIFTH ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.
21MESSRS. RICHARD STOELZER and MARIO BLODECK, Proprietors
23WM. A. POND & CO.
2425 UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
25In addition to their own very popular publications, they publish Sheet Music and Music Books published in this country, together with the celebrated Schuberth, Boosey, Peters, Litoft and all other principal foreign editions.
26New Illustrated Catalogues of Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Flutes, Harps, Cornets, Strings and all other Musical Instruments mailed free.
27PIANOS AND ORGANS
28Of various makes at lowest prices. Write us if you intend purchasing.
29Special attention given to supplying the wants of teachers in every department of music. Correspondence solicited. All letters of inquiry cheerfully answered. Send for catalogue. Everything in the musical line.
31J. RAYNER,
32MAHOGANY
33AND ALL KINDS OF
34Veneers for the Piano and Organ Trade.
35EASTERN ESTABLISHMENT:
36FOOT HOUSTON ST., E. R.
37NEW YORK.
38WESTERN ESTABLISHMENT:
39FULTON and MORGAN STS.,
40CHICAGO.
41GNEVKOW & STERNBERG,
42Concert and Music Teachers' Agency,
4331 LINKSTRASSE,
44BERLIN, GERMANY.
45TOWERS SCHOOL OF VOCAL MUSIC,
46NEW YORK.
47DIRECTOR, JOHN TOWERS, PUPIL OF
48PINSUTI, London, KULLAK and MARX, Berlin.
49Opens September next. Interim address, care of
50G. SCHIRMER, 35 Union Square, New York.
52NOTICE.
53Electrotyes of the pictures of the following named artists will be sent, prepaid, to any address on receipt of four (4) dollars for each.
54During 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 electrotyes of the same, and publish the subjoined list for the purpose of facilitating a selection.
56Adelina Patti
57Ida Klein
58Semirich
59Christine Nilsson
60Scalacli
61Trebelli
62Marie Roze
63Alfred Grünfeld
64Etelka Gerster
65Nordica
66Josephine Yorke
67W. C. Curtis
68Emma Thursby
69Teresa Carreño
70Kellogg, Clara L.—2
71Minnie Hauk—2
72Materna
73Albani
74Emily Winant
75Lena Little
76Murio-Celli
77Valentine Franck
78James T. Whelan
79Eduard Strauss
80Elenor W. Everest
81Jenny Broch
82Marie Louise Dotti
83Marie Jahn
84Fursch-Madi—2
85John Macard
86Zelle Lusan
87Blanche Roosevelt
88Antonio Mielke
89Anna Bulkeley-Hills
90Charles M. Schultz
91Friedrich von Flotow.
92Franz Lachner.
93Heinrich Marschner
94Edmund C. Stanton
95Heinrich Grünfeld
96William Courney
97Josef Staudigl
98E. M. Bowman
99Miss Richards
100Arthur Friedheim
101Clarence Eddy
102Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Clarke
103Fannie Bloomfield
104S. S. Jansen
105C. Mortimer Wiske
106Emma L. Heckle
107Edvard Grieg
108Adolf Heltai
109Eugen d' Albert
110Lilli Lehmann
111William Candidus
112Franz Anseli
113Leonard Companari
114Franz Rumanic
115Blanche Stone Barton
116Amy Sherwin
117Achille Errani
118C. Jos. Hambach
119Henry Schradieck
120John F. Rhodes
121Wilhelm Gericke
122Frank Tait
123F. M. V. Weber
124Edward Fisher
125Kate Rolla
126Charles Lehm
127Harold Randolph
128Adele Aus der Ohe
129Karl Kindworth
130Edwin Klauser
131Helen D. Campbell
132Alfredo Barili
133Wm. R. Chapman
134Montegriffo
135Mrs. Helen Ames
136Otto Roth
137Anna Carpenter
138W. L. Blumenchein
139Richard Arnold
140Josef Rheinberger
141Max Bendix
142Helene von Doehnoff
143Ada Jemison
144Jans Richter
145Margaret Reid
146Emil Fischer
147Meredith Hopkinson, M.D.
148E. S. Breshkovsky
149Stavenhagen
150Arrigo Boito
151J. H. Jankó
152Carl Schneider
153John Lund
154Edmund C. Stanton
155Heinrich Gudehus
156Carlton R. Furr
157Wm. H. Rieger
158Rosa Linde
159Henry E. Abbey
160Maurice Grau
161Emil Weiner
162Marion S. Weed
163Teresina Tua
164Luces
165E. K. Morawski
166Leopold Winkler
167Costanza Donita
168Carl Reinecke
169Heinrich Vogel
170Johann Sebastian Bach
171Peter Tschaikowsky
172Jules Perotti—2
173Adolph M. Foerster
174H. L. Hahn one of two readings
175H. H. L. Hahn one of two readings
176Thomas Martin
177Clara Poole
178Pietro Mascagni
179Richard Wagner
180Rodolfo Thomas
181Dr. Damrosch
182Campanini
183Jenny Meyer
184Johann Sternberg
185Dengremont
186Galassi
187Hans Balatka
188Adolf Heltai
189Anton Rubinstein
190Del Puente
191Joules
192Jalia Rivé-King
193Hope Glenn
194Louis Blumenberg
195Frederic Gris Gagnon
196Ludwig von Hiller
197Robert Volkmann one of two readings
198Robert Volkman one of two readings
199Julius Rietz
200Max Reinrich
201L. L. Guille
202Ovide Musin
203Theodore Habelman
204Edouard de Reszke
205Louis Niedermeyer
206J. Wakefield
207Carlyle Petersilea
208Carl Retter
209Georg Gemünder
210Emil Lasker one of two readings
211Emil Linding one of two readings
212Van Zandt
213W. Edward Heimendahl
214S. G. Pratt
215Rudolph Aronson
216Victor Capoul
217Albert M. Bagby
218W. W. Waugh Lauder
219Mrs. W. Waugh Lauder
220Mendelssohn
221Hans von Bülow
222Clara Schumann
223Joachim
224Kavogli Sisters
225Franz Liszt
226Christine Dossert
227Dora Heininges
228A. A. Rankley
229Ernst Catesby
230Heinrich Hofmann
231Emma Eames
232Emil Hauer
233Jessie Bartlett Davis
234D. Burmeister-Petersen
235Willis Nowell
236August Hylested
237Gustav Mahler
238Xaver Scharwenka
239Heinrich Boetel
240W. E. Haslam
241Carl E. Martin
242Irenaeus Damm
243Walter J. Hall
244Conrad Ansorge
245Carl Baermann
246Emil Rieger
247Paul Kalisch
248Louis Svecenski
249Henry Holden Huss
250Nedda Stevens
251Dyas Plamen
252A. Victor Benham
253Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hild
254Anthony Stankowitch
255Mons. Kornhauser
256Victor Herbert
257Martin Roeder
258Joachim Raff
259Felix Mottl
260August Ohrström
261Mamie Kunkel
262Dr. F. Ziegfeld
263C. F. Chilcote
264Villiers Stanford
265Louis C. Elson
266Anna Burch
267Mr. and Mrs. Alves
268Ritter Lenz
269Adele Lewing
270Pauline Schöller-Haag
271Jean de Reszke
272Marchand
273Laura Schirmer
274P. S. Gilmore
275Kathinka Paulsen White
276Rose Schottenfels
277Mrs. Johnstone-Bishop
278Hans Richter
279L. G. Gottschalk
280Antoine de Kontski.
281S. B. Mills
282E. B. Bowman
283Otto Bendix
284W. H. Sherwood
285Stagno
286Victor Nessler
287Johanna Cohen
288Charles F. Tretbar
289Jennie Dickerson
290R. A. MacDowell
291Theodore Reichmann
292Max Treumann one of two readings
293Max Treuman one of two readings
294C. A. Cappa
295Hermann Winkelmann
296Donizetti
297William W. Gilchrist
298Ferranti
299Johannes Brahms
300Moritz Moszkowski
301Anna Louise Tanner
302Piloteo Greco
303Wilhelm Juncz
304Fannie Hirsch
305Michael Banner
306Dr. S. N. Penfield
307F. W. Riesberg
308Eric Milner
309Otto Sutro
310Carl Faelten
311Belle Cole
312G. W. Hunt
313Georges Bizet
314John A. Brockhoven
315Edgar H. Sherwood
316Grant Brower
317F. H. T. Troughton
318Carrie Hun-King
319Pauline l'Allemand
320Verdi
321Hummel Monument
322Berlioz Monument
323Haydn Monument
324Johann Svendsen
325Johanna Bach
326Antonin Dvorak
327Saint-Saëns
328Pablo de Sarasate
329Jules Jordan
330Alfred Parsons
331Mr. & Mrs. G. Henschel
332Bertha Pierson
333Carlos Sobrino
334George M. Nowell
335William Mason
336Paedeloup
337Anna Lankow
338Maud Powell
339Marie Vary
340Josef Hofmann
341Händel
342Carlotta F. Pinner
343Mariana Brandt
344Reyly Durenis one of two readings
345Reyly Duensi one of two readings
346Emmy Luch
347Fritz Giese
348Anton Seidl
349Maurice Ravel
350Max Spicker
351Judith Graves
352Hermann Ebeling
353Anton Bruckner
354Mary Hager
355Atalile Claire
356Mr. and Mrs. Lawton.
357Fritz Kreisler one of two readings
358Midge Beckham one of two readings
359Richard Beemster one of two readings
360Madge Beckham one of two readings
361Richard Brümmer one of two readings
362W. J. Lavin
363Niels W. Gade
364Hermann Levi
365Edward Chilfied
366James H. Howe
367George H. Chickering.
368John C. Fillmore
369Henry C. Pagatone.
370Mr. J. Nikiszelski one of two readings
371M. J. Nikisiecki one of two readings
372Franz Wilczek
373Alfred Sormann
374Juan Luria
375Carl Bach
376Alwin Schroeder
377Mr. and Mrs. Nikisch one of two readings
378Mr. and Mrs. Nikisiecki one of two readings
379Dora Becker
380Jeanne Franko
382Chickering Hall, New York.
383Academy of Opera.
384FRANK VAN DER STUCKEN, Director.
386AN Academy of Opera in English will be opened at Chickering Hall on October 10, with a view of giving a practical training to singers who would like to join the operatic profession. All standard operas will be in study. Special arrangements made for professionals who want to add to their répertoire. Personal applications received daily, between 9 A. M. and 1 P. M., beginning September 26.
388* * * *
390Mr. Frank Van der Stucken will personally supervise the rehearsals and take charge of the musical department of the organization, while an excellent stage and acting director will attend to the histrionic education of the members. A fencing master and competent "répétiteurs" will also be attached to the institution.
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