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Musical Courier 1896-12-23: Vol 33 Iss 877, 1896
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1Boston.
2MR. ARTHUR BERESFORD,
3BASSO—Concert, Oratorio.
421 Music Hall, Boston.
6MR. IVAN MORAWSKI,
7LESSONS IN SINGING,
8162 Boylston Street, Boston.
10F. W. WODELL,
11Baritone—Oratorio and Concert
12Vocal Instruction.
13Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston.
15JOHN C. MANNING,
16Concert Pianist and Teacher,
17146 Boylston Street, Boston.
19MME. DE ANGELIS,
20Vocal Culture.
21The Copley, Boston.
23MRS. ETTA EDWARDS,
24Delle Sedie
25Vocal Art.
26Yerian Sound System,
27French Language.
28409 Columbus Avenue, Boston.
30CARL SOBESKI,
31Tenor.
32Song Recitals—Voice Culture.
33320 Boylston Street, Boston.
35CLARENCE E. HAY,
36Teacher of Singing.
37154 Tremont Street, Room 1, Boston.
39THE DAUDELIN SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
407 Park Square, Boston.
41JOSEPH EMILE DAUDELIN, Director.
43COPLEY SQUARE
44SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
45Katharine Frances Barnard, Principal,
46Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston.
48VAN VEACHTON ROGERS,
49Harpist.
507 Park Square,
51Daudelin School of Music,
52Boston.
54MISS AAGOT LUNDE,
55Contralto.
56Concert, Oratorio and Vocal Instruction.
57911 Boylston Street, Boston.
59CHARLES L. CAPEN,
60Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, Harmony and Counterpoint,
61149a Tremont Street, Boston.
63FRANCIS E. WOODWARD,
64Baritone Soloist and Vocal Teacher.
65Strigilia Method.
66The Glendon, 252 Columbus Avenue, Boston.
68ELIOT HUBBARD,
69Tenor.
70Oratorio, Concerts, Recitals.
71Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston.
73CARRIE KING HUNT,
74Accompanist—Pianist.
75Care MacCoy Music Co.,
76165 Tremont St., Boston.
78H. G. TUCKER,
79Pianist,
80Chickering Building, 153 Tremont St., Boston.
82MYRON W. WHITNEY. one of two readings
83MYRON W. WHITNEY, one of two readings
84Bass—Concert and Oratorio.
85Vocal Instruction.
86162 Boylston Street, Boston.
88MISS WYATT,
89Teacher of Singing—Italian Method,
90Studio 24.
91162 Boylston St., Boston.
93MISS HARRIET A. SHAW,
94Harpist,
95184 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston.
97LILLIAN SHATTUCK,
98Teacher of Violin,
99ANNE GILBRETH CROSS,
100Teacher of Piano,
101Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston.
103EMMA S. HOSFORD,
104Soprano.
105Concerts—Recitals—Oratorio—Vocal Instruction.
106Pierce Building, Boston.
108MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
109Vocal Instruction.
110149a Tremont Street, Boston.
112HOMER A. NORRIS,
113Harmony, Counterpoint and Composition.
114French School.
115Pierce Building, Boston.
117STEPHEN TOWNSEND,
118Baritone,
119Concert and Oratorio, Teacher of Singing,
120162 Boylston Street, Boston.
122THE VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL.
123SEASON OF '96 and '97.
124Students can enter at any time. Class Enrollments the second day of every month, ending April 2, 1897.
125Piano Technic.
126Preparing Teachers to teach the Virgil Method correctly and scientifically.
127Free Recitals every Wednesday evening, beginning October 14.
128Souvenirs of the Summer School Recitals will be sent on receipt of a two cent stamp.
129School literature can be had by applying to the Director,
130MRS. A. K. VIRGIL, 26 & 29 West 15th Street, New York.
132Boston.
133CLARA E. MUNGER,
134Teacher of Singing.
1352a Park Street, Boston.
137ANNA DICKERMAN DAVIS,
138Vocal Instruction.
139Certificated Pupil of Mme. Cappiani.
1403 Park Square, Boston.
142CHARLES ALBION CLARK,
143Teacher of Piano, Organ and Harmony.
144149a Tremont Street, Boston.
146MR. & MRS. H. CARLETON SLACK,
147Lyric Soprano. Bass-Baritone.
148Recitals—Chamber Concerts—Society Musicales.
149Studio: 181 Tremont Street, Boston.
151ANNA MILLER WOOD,
152Contralto First Church.
153Teacher of Singing—Concerts, Recitals.
154165 Huntington Avenue, Boston.
156MRS. L. P. MORRILL,
157Vocal School of Music.
158The Oxford, Boston.
160MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BLACKMORE, JR.,
161Dramatic Soprano—Tenor Robusto.
162Recitals, Concerts, Oratorio. Teachers of Singing.
163209 Huntington Avenue, Boston.
165CHAS. B. HAWLEY,
166BASSO—CONCERT AND ORATORIO.
167VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
168Studio: 136 Fifth Ave. (Mason & Hamlin Bldg.).
170MACKENZIE GORDON,
171Tenor.
172Concert and Musicals.
173Address: 22 West 84th Street, New York City.
175WALTER HENRY HALL,
176Conductor Oratorio Club, Brooklyn, N. Y.
177Organist and Choirmaster of St. James' Church, New York; St. Ann's Church, Brooklyn Heights.
178For Terms for Conducting address St. James' Church, Madison Ave. and 1st St., New York.
180MRS. ELIZABETH CHURCHILL MAYER,
181Specially recommended by William Shakespeare, London.
182VOCAL CULTURE.
183Hours: from 12 M. to 1 P.M.
1843 East 41st Street, New York.
186ARTHUR WHITING,
187Teacher of the Pianoforte and Concert Pianist.
188Steinway Hall, New York.
190LAURA CRAWFORD,
191Accompanist—Piano Instruction.
19240 West 98d Street, New York.
194HOWARD BROCKWAY,
195Composer-Pianist.
196Pupils received in Composition, Harmony, Piano and Song Interpretation.
197Studio: 817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
199ELLA A. WHEELER,
200Soprano.
201Concert, Oratorio, Church—Vocal Instruction.
202Studio-Residence: 133 West 84th Street, New York.
204MR. ARTHUR D. WOODRUFF,
205Conductor and Teacher of Singing.
206STUDIOS:
207136 Fifth Avenue, New York
208"The Commonwealth," East Orange, N. J.
209Mondays & Thursdays.
211MISS LAURA WEBSTER,
212Violoncellist.
213For Concerts and Musicals address
21439 East 50th Street, New York City.
216MRS. HARCOURT BULL,
217Pianist.
218Pianoforte Instruction.
219113 West 84th Street, New York.
221GEORGE FLEMING,
222Baritone.
223Concert and Oratorio.
224100 West 125th Street, New York.
226COVERED STRINGS.
227Also reliable tested Strings. Warranted for quality of tone and durability, all my own production.
228Also Genuine Italian Strings.
229MANUFACTURER OF STRINGS:
230F. JÜHLING,
231Dresden, Germany.
233Paris.
234COMPRENZE BIEN QUE CHAQUE FOIS QUE L'ATTENTION DES LECTEURS EST APPELÉE SUR VOUS AU MOYEN D'UNE ANNONCE CELA VOUS PRÉSERVE UNE RÉSERVE D'ÉLÈVES POUR L'AVENIR.
236EUGENE GIGOUT,
237Organist of St. Augustin, Paris.
238ORGAN SCHOOL.
239FOUNDED IN 1883.
24063bis rue Jouffroy.
241Study of the Masters—ancient and modern.
242Grand Cavillé-Coll Organ for use of students.
243Lessons in class or separately. Oct. 1 to Aug. 1.
245MME. EMÉLIE HAMMER,
246Conversation Parlors.
247French Elocution.
248Preparation for Stage and Platform. Lecturers coached.
24977 Rue Blanche, Paris.
251MONSIEUR HENRI FALCKE,
252PIANIST.
253Lessons in Piano Playing and Theory. M. Falcke speaks English, German and Spanish. Address:
254166 Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris.
256MESDEMOISELLES YERSIN,
257Inventors of the Phono-Rhythmic Method for French Pronunciation.
25814 Rue de Villejust, PARIS, FRANCE
260DELLE SEDIE, Paris.
261Pure Italian method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric declamation, languages, solfège, ensemble music, mise-en-scène.
262Class and single lessons.
263Regular course, three years. Terms, moderate.
26430 Rue St. Petersbourg.
266MADAME CLARICE ZISKA,
267Pupil of Frezzolini, Mercadante, Thalberg
268Prima Donna of the Italian Opera.
269Prepares for Oratorio, Opera, Concert, in Italian, English and French.
27034 Place St. Georges, Paris.
272MME. EM. AMBRE-BOUCHIERE,
273School for Singing.
274Voice Placing, Declamation, Mise-en-scène.
275Private Lessons, Classes,
276PUBLIC CONCERTS EVERY MONTH.
27774 Rue Blanche, Paris.
279MADAME RENÉE RICHARD,
280First Contralto Grand Opera, Paris.
281School of Singing—Theatre in Studio.
282Stage Action, Complete Répertoire, Operas, Oratorios, Concerts.
283(Parc Monceau.) 63 Rue de Prony, Paris.
285M. EMILE BERTIN,
286Stage Practice
287in regular cast. Opéra and Opéra Comique.
28841 Rue des Martyrs, Paris.
290ENGLISH TO FRENCH. Best Literary Style.
291TRANSLATION.
292JEAN DUTILLEUL (d'Avalon),
293State Professor in Paris.
294Licencié-ès-Lettres.
295Manuscripts, Books, Papers.
296Sue Rue Montesquieu, ANSIERES, FRANCE.
298Madame BERTRAMI,
299VOICE PLACEMENT AND REPARATION A SPECIALTY.
300ITALIAN METHOD.
301121 Avenue de Wagram, PARIS.
303Mlle. ARTÔT DE PADILLA
304(LESIRÉE ARTÔT),
30539 Rue de Prony,
306PARIS.
308Mlle. JENNY HOWE,
309de l'Opera.
310Method Garcia—French, Italian.
311(Not more than two pupils in a class.)
31224 Rue de Vintimille, Paris, France.
314MONSIEUR BARBOT,
315Conservatoire Professor.
316GARCIA METHOD—DIRECT.
31716 Rue Halévy, PARIS.
319MADAME TORRIGI-HEIROTH.
320Method Viardot-Garcia.
32135 RUE DE BERRI, PARIS.
323WHERE TO STAY IN PARIS!
3248 Rue Clement Marot. MME. TALGUEN.
325American comfort guaranteed the year round. Not a stopping place, but a Home. Bells, Elevator, Bathrooms, Light.
3278 BOULEVARD EMILE AUGIER, PASSY, PARIS.
328All Modern Improvements and Comfort.
329French taught. French conversation every evening.
330Mme. FRANK.
332PARIS CONSERVATOIRE,
333White Plains, N. Y.
334This Conservatoire is the only one in America conducted on the plan of the Conservatoire of Paris.
335The language spoken will be French, and taught gratis the first year. The course covers the whole range of the Violin, Piano, Singing, Declamation, Opera, &c.—everything necessary for an artist's career thoroughly taught.
336For terms and information address the Conservatoire.
337One Free Scholarship in each department. Competitive examinations twice a year in presence of a jury of experienced artists. Resident pupils taken. For terms, &c., address
338Mrs. WESLEY M. CARPENTER,
339White Plains, N. Y.
340Steinway Pianos used in this institution.
342Paris.
343MARIE ROZE,
344Complete artistic preparation—French, English, Italian. Pose of Voice, Gesture, Répertoire.
345THEATRE FOR PRACTICE.
346Hearings in costume before artists, press and managers.
34764 Rue de la Victoire, Paris.
349JULIANI,
350FRENCH AND ITALIAN OPERA.
351Mise-en-scène. Complete Répertoire.
352THEATRE IN STUDIO.
3531118 Rue de Milan, Paris.
355MADAME DE LA GRANGE,
356PARIS.
357Italian Method.
358Pupil of Bordogne, Lamperti, Rossini in
359THE ART OF SINGING.
36062 RUE CONDORCET.
362M. ADOLPHE BEER,
363PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
36428 rue Duperré, PARIS.
365SPECIALTIES:
366Good Emission. Conservation of the Voice. Articulation and Phrasing. Large and Noble Style.
368MADAME MORIANI,
369Private Academy for Voice Training
370And School for Opera.
371Voice Production, Voice Mending, and the Aesthetics of Singing Taught.
372Teaching in Five Different Languages.
373All the Repertoires, Classic and Modern.
374The Art of Acting taught by M. Fermande.
37517 Rue de Troves,
376BRUSSELS, BELGIUM.
378CONCERT DIRECTION
379(Agency Founded 1879.)
380HERMANN WOLFF.
381Germany: Berlin am Carlsbad 19.
382Cable Address: Musikwolf, Berlin.
383Proprietor and Manager of the Philharmonic Concerts, Berlin; the new Subscription Concerts, Hamburg; the Bechstein Hall, Berlin.
384Sole representative of most of the leading artists, viz.: Joachim, d'Albert, Stavenhagen, Mme. Carreno, Mlle. Kleberg, Mlle. Marcella Sembrich, Emil Goetz, the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. Manager of the American tours of Josef Hofmann, Eugen d'Albert and Pablo de Sarasate.
385Principal Agency for Music Teachers.
386Apply for Catalogues.
388METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
389Of the University of the State of New York.
390LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA.
391FULL COURSE, $200 PER YEAR
392Dudley Buck, President.
393Albert Ross Parsons, Vice-President.
394Harry Rowe Shelley, ad Vice-President.
395Herbert W. Greene, Principal Voice Department.
396R. Hume Ward, Principal Organ Dept.
397Louis Schmidt, Principal Violin Department.
398Residence Department for pupils from a distance. Send for catalogue.
399JOHN CORNELIUS GRIGGS,
400Musical Director and Secretary.
40119 & 21 E. 14th STREET, NEW YORK.
403HIGH-CLASS ARTISTS.
404THE
405HENRY WOLFSOHN
406MUSICAL BUREAU,
407131 East 17th Street,
408NEW YORK.
410To Choral Societies and Church Choirs.
411Sacred Cantata, "SONG OF THE NATIVITY," in two parts (French and English). By
412WILLIAM S. VINNING, Mus. Bac., Cantab.
413Price 40 cents (108 pages), Words of Text $1 per 100.
414"One of the best sacred cantatas we have ever seen."—Church Times.
415London: SCOTT & CO., 27 South Molton St., W., Or direct from the Composer.
41688 Lansdowne Road, Kensington Park, W.
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