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Musical Courier 1898-05-18: Vol 36 Iss 950, 1898
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1THE MUSICAL COURIER.
3METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
4Of the University of the State of New York,
59 & 21 East 14th Street,
6NEW YORK CITY.
7DUDLEY BUCK, President.
8JOHN C. GRIGGS, Director.
9W. E. PALMER, Treasurer.
10By special arrangement
11Mr. GEORG HENSCHEL
12will receive a limited number of pupils at the College studios during the season. For dates and terms address the College.
14MME. EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
15The Celebrated Prima Donna.
16Vocal Instruction—Opera, Concert and Oratorio.
17The Strathmore,
18Broadway and 89d Street, New York.
20CARL BERNHARD,
21Bass-Baritone—Oratorio and Concert.
22Vocal Studio: 157 East 47th Street, New York.
23"He sings most tastefully, and, what is more, knows how to use his voice as well as those of his pupils"—Georg Henschel.
25ERNST BAUER,
26Teacher of Violin.
27Address: 128 East 70th Street, New York.
29ARTHUR WHITING,
30Teacher of the Pianoforte and Concert Pianist.
31Steinway Hall, New York.
33LAURA CRAWFORD,
34Assistant Organist of the "Old First" Presbyterian Church of New York.
35Professional Accompanist and Pianist.
36Studio Work a Specialty.
37The Montevideo,
38Seventh Avenue and 64th Street, New York.
40HOWARD BROCKWAY,
41Composer-Pianist.
42Pupils received in Composition, Harmony, Piano and Solo Pianoforte.
43Studio: 817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
45MRS. HARCOURT BULL,
46Pianist.
47Pianoforte Instruction.
48113 West 54th Street, New York.
50J. JEROME HAYES,
51Vocal Instruction.
52Studio: 126 Fifth Avenue,
53between 18th and 19th Streets, New York.
54(Tenor soloist for three years at the Church of the Divine Paternity, Fifth Avenue and 48th Street.)
56FRANK SEALY,
57Organist New York Oratorio Society.
58Conductor Newark, N. J., Madrigal Club. Instruction—Piano, Voice, Theory.
59Room 10, 9 East 17th St., New York.
61Carnegie Music Hall, N. Y. 48 Lefferts Pl., B'klyn.
62MISS MARY FIDELIA BURT,
63sole representative of the Philadelphia and Paris School of the celebrated Galin-Paris-Chev School of Sight Singing, Ear Training and Musical Stenography. Special features: Simplicity of signs. One mental operation at a time. Mental helping notes, perfect graduation, dictation, proficiency of exercises—not songs. Send for circulars to 48 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn.
65CARL HAUSER,
66Violinist.
67Instructor; Violin; Theory; Instrumentation and Ensemble Playing.
68MUSICAL COURIER, or 1364 Lex'ton ave., New York.
70LOUIS KOEMMENICH,
71Conductor of the Brooklyn Saengerbund.
72Vocal and Piano Studio at 337 First Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
74SUMMER SCHOOL.
75BY THE
76VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL.
7729 West 15th Street,
78New York.
80SPECIAL COURSE OF FIVE WEEKS,
81COMMENCING JUNE EIGHT, 1898.
82THIRTY-FIVE LESSONS, $45.00
83MRS. A. K. VIRGIL,
84DIRECTOR.
85CIRCULAR ON APPLICATION.
87THE EPPINGER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
88829 Lexington Avenue, New York.
89SAMUEL EPPINGER, Director, assisted by the most artistic and competent faculty.
90MUSIC TAUGHT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES:
91PIANO. Virgil and Leschetizky Methods taught. Orgas, Viola and all Orchestral Instruments.
92VOCAL. Theory, Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition, Chamber Music, Ensemble Playing, &c.
93Catalogues Free on Application.
95WALTER HENRY HALL,
96Conductor Oratorio Club, Brooklyn, N. Y.
97Organist and Chormaster St. James' Church, New York.
98Lessons for Conducting address St. James' Church, Madison Ave. and 71st St., New York.
100SIGNOR FILOTEO GRECO,
101The Art of Singing.
102Studio: 51 West 35th Street, New York.
104THE STAATS PIANO SCHOOL,
105487 Fifth Avenue, New York.
106HENRY TAYLOR STAATS, Director, offers the greatest advantages to piano students. Opens September 1. Send for circular.
108FRANZ BELLINGER,
109Baritone.
110Vocal Instruction. Opera, Concert, Oratorio. Mending of Breaths, Style, Lamperti-Milan Method. Address: Indianapolis, Ind.
112Milles. YERSIN,
113AUTHORS OF THE PHONO-RHYTHMIC METHOD FOR FRENCH PRONUNCIATION, ACCENT AND DICTION.
114THE PARKER, 123 W. 39TH ST. NEW YORK.
116MRS. CLARA A. KORN,
117Teacher of Theoretical Branches.
118Applications for tuition must be made by mail. Personal interviews Wednesdays, after 2 P. M. Studio: 49 Fifth Avenue, New York.
120ROYAL STONE SMITH,
121Baritone—Vocal Instruction.
122Sole authorized representative in America of the celebrated BOUY Method and for the past three years instructor of Mme. LILLIAN BLAVELT, Carnegie Hall, 57th St. and Seventh Ave., New York.
124CULBERTA MILLETT,
125Vocal Instruction,
126318 West 56th Street,
127New York.
129CHAS. A. KAISER,
130Tenor—Opera, Oratorio and Concert.
131Vocal Instruction.
132322 Second Ave., near 19th St., New York.
134J. J. BERGEN,
135Solo Tenor.
136Second Collegiate Church, New York; Washington Street Synagogue, Newark. For engagements address 185 West 44th Street, New York.
138J. HARRY WHEELER,
139Voice Production and the Art of Singing.
140Voices educated strictly in the Italian school. Teacher of Mme. Eleanore Meredith, Mme. Abbie Carrington, Harry J. Fellows and others.
141Studio: 81 Fifth Ave., cor. 18th Street, New York.
143PAUL HAMBURGER,
144Violinist—Instruction,
145MUSICAL COURIER, or 28 West 112th st., city.
147MISS LILLIE MACHIN,
148Vocal Teacher,
149Certificated pupil of Signor Vannucini.
1501808 Carnegie Studios,
151West 57th St., New York.
153WALTER C. GALE,
154Concert Organist.
155Organ Openings and Recitals. Instruction in Organ Playing and Musical Theory. Organist Holy Trinity Church, Fifth Ave. and 57th St.; also assistant organist of St. Thomas' Church. Address 125 West 123d St., New York.
157Paris.
159COMPRENZE BIEN QUE CHAQUE FOIS ON L'ATTENTION DES ÉLÈVES APPELLE SUR VOUS AU MOYEN D'UNE ANNONCE, CELA VOUS PRÉPARE UNE RESERVE D'ÉLÈVES POUR L'AVENIR.
161FASHIONABLE BOARDING PLACE FOR MUSICIANS.
162MADAME LIVINGSTON-DÉSÉBAT, French Musician. Well-known, well recommended, Artistic Relations. Centre of Paris. Entire house. Superior table. Comfort and care. Chaperonage. French and Italian Conversation.
16330 rue de la Bienfaisance, near St. Augustin.
165PAUL LHERIE,
166The Celebrated Baritone.
167Opéra Comique. Italian Opera. Teaching in National Conservatoire, Paris.
168PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
169Italian and French Methods.
17069 rue de Douai, Paris.
172INSTITUT POLYTECHNIQUE,
173107 AVE. HENRI MARTIN, PARIS.
174COMPLETE COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
175Languages—Music.
176Daily Lectures by leading French authorities. Theatre—Operatic roles in cast.
177Mme. PAQUET-MILLE, Directrice.
179MONSIEUR HENRI FALCKE,
180PIANIST.
181Lessons in Piano Playing and Theory. M. Falcke speaks English, German and Spanish. Address, 166 avenue Victor Hugo, Paris.
183Practical School. Singing.
184MISE EN SCÈNE IN PRIVATE HOME.
185M. and Mme. LUREAU-ESCALAÏS,
186for fifteen years in Paris Grand Opéra.
18752 Faubourg St. Honore,
188near rue Royal, la Madeleine, Champs-Elysées.
190Special Study of Répertoire.
191SONGS, RÔLES, TRADITIONS.
192French, Italian.
193M. JULES ALGIER,
194Experienced Chef d'Orchestre.
195Professeur de Répertoire.
1969 rue Demours, Paris.
198P. MARCEL,
199Professeur de Chant.
200Auteur du Guide du Chanteur.
20114 rue de Rome, Paris, France.
202Tous les mois, auditions publiques d'élèves consacrées aux grands compositeurs, qui eux-mêmes viennent accompagner leurs œuvres.
204M. FIDÈLE KOENIG,
205CHEF DE CHANT A L'OPÉRA.
206PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
20754 rue de Ponthieu, Paris.
209FRANCE.
210SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
211St. Germain en Laye.
212MADAME SALOMÉ,
21321 rue du Viell Abreuvoir.
215WHERE TO STAY IN PARIS!
2168 rue Clement Marot. MME. TALGUEN.
217American comfort guaranteed the year round. Not a stopping place, but a Home. Bells, Elevator, Bathrooms, Light.
219MARIE SASSE,
220Officier d'Instruction Publique.
221De l'Opéra, Paris.
222Creatrice of Tannhäuser and l'Africaine. Study of Répertoire: French and Italian. Specialty made of correct emission of the voice and its restoration. Mise-en-scène.
2233 rue Nouvelle, PARIS.
225JULIANI,
226PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
227French and Italian repertory. Concert and Oratorio. Theatre in studio. Mise-en-scène.
228(PARC MONCEAU), 48 rue Fortuny.
230Mme. ARTOT DE PADILLA,
231(DESIRÉE ARTOT).
23239 rue de Prony,
233Parc Monceau, PARIS.
235Paris.
237SCHOOL FOR ACTING.
238EMIL BERTIN,
2391er Regisseur de la Scène de l'Opéra Comique, Stage Practice. In Caste.
24041 rue des Martyrs, Paris.
242M. GEORGES HESSE,
243School of Piano.
244Maison-Musicaie, 35 rue des Petits—Champs, Paris.
245Musical Dictation and Harmony Exercises daily. Frequent Public Auditions.
247DELLE SEDIE, Paris.
248Pure Italian method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric declamation, languages, solfège, ensemble music, mise-en-scène.
249Class and single lessons.
250Regular course, three years. Terms moderate.
25130 rue St. Petersbourg.
253M. MANOURY,
254Professor de Chant,
255Private Lessons—Class Exercises—Acting.
25618 rue Washington, Paris.
257Near Arc de Triomphe.
259M. DUBULLE,
260Professeur de Chant,
26185 Rue d'Amsterdam, PARIS.
262Eighteen years Grand Opéra, Paris.
263French and Italian School. Mise-en-Scène.
265M. ADOLPHE BEER,
266PROFESSEUR DE CHANT
26728 rue Duperre, PARIS.
268SPECIALITIES:
269Good Emission. Conservation of the Voice. Articulation and Phrasing. Large and Noble Style.
271FRAU SELMA NICKLASS-KEMPNER,
272CONCERT SINGER.
273Professor of Singing at the Stern Conservatory. Formerly Vocal Teacher of Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria.
274VON DER HEYDSTR. 4, BERLIN, W.
276MISS MARIE GESELSCHAP,
277PIANIST;
278Address, 31 Leopold street, Munich.
280ETELKA GERSTER'S
281VOCAL SCHOOL.
282Berlin W. Germany,
283Nollendorf-Platz No. 6.
285MRS. ALEX. RIHM
286(Mezzo Soprano). Voice Culture.
287MR. ALEX. RIHM,
288Teacher of Piano and Accompanist.
289Studio: 286 South 5th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
291WALTER H. McILROY,
292Tenor. Oratorio, Concert, Salon.
293Brooklyn: 588 Madison Street.
294New York: Care THE MUSICAL COURIER.
296MME. EMMA RODERICK,
297"Rapid Development and Complete Education of the Voice."
298118 West 44th Street, New York.
300C. B. HAWLEY,
301Composer, Conductor—Vocal Instruction. Special training for Concert, Oratorio and Church Choir.
302New Studio: 261 Fifth Ave., cor. 28th St., New York. one of two readings
303New Studio: 251 Fifth Ave., cor. 28th St., New York. one of two readings
305A. L. BARNES,
306Organist.—Accompanist.
307Teacher.—Organ and Musical Theory.
308136 West 61st Street, New York.
310CLEMENT R. GALE,
311Organist, Conductor, Composer.
312Organist and Chormaster of Calvary Church Fourth Ave. and 131st Street; Chormaster St. George's Church, Newburgh, N. Y.; Conductor Troy Vocal Society.
314"A Faulty Technic is the Common Cause of the General Failure of Piano Players."
315VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL AND SCHOOL OF PUBLIC PERFORMANCE.
316A. K. VIRGIL, Director.
317The Technic-Klavier provides a new, superior and thoroughly scientific means of both Technical and Musical development, and at the same time insures far more rapid and sure progress in Piano Playing than is possible by the usual means of study. Terms begin Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1898 (Registration German and English). Examination and Entrance Fees, Music and Tuesday, Jan. 14 and 21, Hours 10 to 1 and 3 to 6. Prospectus descriptive of Method and Instrument (German or English) sent free. Personal explanations of same daily, 9 to 6. Interviews with Director by special appointment. Berlin. Potdamer Strasse (Private Str.), III K. one of two readings
318The Technic-Klavier provides a new, superior and thoroughly scientific means of both Technical and Musical development, and at the same time insures far more rapid and sure progress in Piano Playing than is possible by the usual means of study. Terms begin Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1898 (Registration German and English). Examination and Entrance Fees, Music and Tuesday, Jan. 14 and 21, Hours 10 to 1 and 3 to 6. Prospectus descriptive of Method and Instrument (German or English) sent free. Personal explanations of same daily, 9 to 6. Interviews with Director by special appointment. Berlin. Potdamer Strasse (Private Str.), Int. K. one of two readings
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