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Musical Courier 1898-10-17: Vol 37 Iss 971, 1898
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1THE MUSICAL COURIER.
3METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
4Of the University of the State of New York,
521 East 14th Street, NEW YORK CITY.
7SCHOOL OF APPLIED MUSIC,
8M. E. PALMER, Proprietor.
10Leading Members of the Faculty:
11DUDLEY BUCK, E. PRESSON MILLER,
12ALBERT ROSS PARSONS, W. F. SHERMAN,
13HARRY ROWE SHELLEY, CAJA AARUP,
14KATE S. CHITTENDEN, LOUIS SCHMIDT.
16MME. EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
17The Celebrated Prima Donna.
18Vocal Instruction—Opera, Concert and Oratorio.
19The Strathmore,
20Broadway and 52d Street, New York.
22CARL BERNHARD,
23Bass-Baritone—Oratorio and Concert.
24Vocal Studio: 157 East 47th Street, New York.
25"He sings most tastefully, and, what is more, knows how to use his voice as well as those of his pupils."—Georg Henschel.
27ERNST BAUER,
28Teacher of Violin.
29Address: 128 East 76th Street, New York.
31ARTHUR WHITING,
32Teacher of the Pianoforte and Concert Pianist.
33Steinway Hall, New York.
35HOWARD BROCKWAY,
36Composer-Pianist.
37Pupils received in Composition, Harmony, Piano and Song Interpretation.
38Studio: 817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
40MRS. HARCOURT BULL,
41Pianist.
42Pianoforte Instruction.
43113 West 5th Street, New York.
45J. JEROME HAYES,
46Vocal Instruction.
47Will resume teaching October 3 at 136 Fifth Avenue, New York.
49FRANK SEALY,
50Organist New York Oratorio Society.
51Conductor Newark, N. J., Madrigal Club. Instruction—Piano, Voice, Theory.
52Room 10, 9, East 17th St., New York.
54WM. H. PONTIUS,
55Voice and Artistic Singing-Conductor.
56Summer Schools: Clarinda, July 27 to 28; Mountain Lake Park, N. J., August 3 to 28. Resumes in Dubuque, Ia., September 12. one of two readings
57Summer Schools: Clarinda, July 20 to 28; Mountain Lake Park, N. J., August 3 to 28. Resumes in Dubuque, Ia., September 12. one of two readings
59CARL HAUSER,
60Violinist.
61Instructor: Violin; Theory; Instrumentation and Ensemble Playing.
62MUSICAL COURIER, or 1644 Lexington Ave. New York.
64LOUIS KOEMMENICH,
65Conductor of the Brooklyn Saengerbund.
66Vocal and Piano Studio at 387 First Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
68MR. AND MRS. CONRAD WIRTZ,
69Piano School, 2166 7th avenue, New York.
70Piano: Harmony and Theory.
71Circulars on application.
73PLATON G. BROUNOFF,
74Conductor and Composer.
75(Pupil of A. Rubinstein and of Rimsky-Korsakoff).
76Studio: 10 East Seventeenth Street.
77Branch: 946 East Broadway, New York.
79MAY BROWN,
80VIOLINIST.
81E. A. Pratt, Manager, 1138 Broadway, St. James Building. one of two readings
82E. A. Pratt, Manager, 1138 Broadway, St. James Building, New York. one of two readings
83Personal address: 121 West 71st St., New York.
85"A Faulty Technic is the Common Cause of the General Failure of Piano Players."
87Virgil Piano School and School of Public Performance.
88A. K. VIRGIL, DIRECTOR.
89THE 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 any other means of study. New Term begins on Monday, Oct. 3, 1898 (Instruction in German and English). Examination and Entrance days, Saturday, Oct. 1, 1898. 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.
90Berlin, Potsdamer Strasse (Private Str.) 121 K.
92THE EPPINGER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
93829 Lexington Avenue, New York.
94SAMUEL EPPINGER, Director, assisted by the most artistic and competent faculty.
96MUSIC TAUGHT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES:
97PIANO. Virgil and Leschetizky Methods taught.
98Organ, Violin and all Orchestral Instruments.
99VOCAL. Theory, Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition, Chamber Music, Ensemble Playing, &c.
100Catalogues Free on Application.
102WALTER HENRY HALL,
103Conductor Oratorio Society, Brooklyn, N. Y.
104Organist and Choirmaster St. James' Church, New York.
105For terms for Conducting address St. James' Church, Madison Ave and 71st St., New York.
107SIGNOR FILOTEO GRECO,
108The Art of Singing.
109Studio: 51 West 85th Street, New York.
111FRANZ BELLINGER,
112Baritone.
113Vocal Instruction. Opera, Concert, Oratorio. Mending of Breaks. Style, Lamperti-Milan Method. Address: Indianapolis, Ind.
115THE STAATS PIANO SCHOOL,
116485 Fifth Avenue, New York.
117Offers the greatest advantages to piano pupils. Fall term opens September 1. Prospectus mailed on application.
118Faculty: HENRY TAYLOR STAATS, Director; May Vincent Whitney, Edgar C. Sherwood, Frances B. Lynch, Antoinette Pulle, Cox.
119Marion A. Chitty, Secretary.
121Milles. YERSIN,
122AUTHORS OF THE PHONO-RHYTHMIC METHOD FOR FRENCH PRONUNCIATION, ACCENT AND DICTION.
123THE PARKER, 128 W. 39TH ST., NEW YORK.
125MRS. CLARA A. KORN,
126Teacher of Theoretical Branches.
127Applications for tuition must be made by mail. Personal interviews Wednesdays, after 3 P. M.
128Studio: 49 Fifth Avenue, New York.
130RICHARD ARNOLD,
131Instruction on the Violin—Solo Violinist.
132208 East 61st Street, New York.
134LUIGI von KUNITS,
135Violinist,
136Concertmaster Pittsburgh Orchestra, Pittsburgh, Pa.
138CHARLES JEROME COLEMAN,
139Master of Singing.
140Studio: 19 East 18th Street, New York.
142J. HARRY WHEELER,
143Voice Production and the Art of Singing.
144Voices educated. Arranged in the Italian school. one of two readings
145Voices educated, Arranged, the Italian school. one of two readings
146Teacher: Time. Eleanor Meredith, Mme. Abbie Carrington, Harry J. Fellows and others.
147Studio: 81 Fifth Ave., cor. 16th Street, New York.
149PAUL HAMBURGER,
150Violinist—Instruction,
151MUSICAL COURIER, or 23 West 112th st., city.
153MISS LILLIE MACHIN,
154Vocal Teacher.
155Certificated pupil of Signor Vannuccini.
1561200 Carnegie Studios, West 57th St., New York.
158FREDERIC REDDALL,
159Voice Production and Art of Singing.
160Church, Concert, Opera, Oratorio.
161Studio: Pouch Gallery.
162No. 94 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
164GEORGE SWEET,
165OPERA, ORATORIO, CONCERT.
166487 5th Avenue, New York.
168SAMUEL P WARREN,
169Solo Organist.
170Studio: 112 West 40th Street. New York
171Organ. Theory Lessons.
173RALPH DAYTON HAUSRATH,
174Concert Pianist and Teacher.
175Permanent address: Chickering Hall.
176Studio: 65 West 115th Street, New York.
178MME. EMMA RODERICK,
179Rapid Development and Complete Education of the Voice.
180118 West 44th Street, New York
182GEO. J MAGER,
183Professional Accompanist—Coaching, Voice Training, Choral Director.
184Studio: Carnegie Hall, New York.
186SIGNOR G. CAMPANONE,
187Opera, Concert, Vocal Instruction.
1881489 Broadway, New York.
190BEYER-HANÉ,
191Cellist.
192For terms, dates, etc., address Henry Wolfsohn's Musical Bureau, 131 East Seventeenth street, New York.
194VICTOR CLODIO,
195Of the Théâtre des Italiens.
196Vocal and Operatic Studio.
197Italian, German and French.
198111 East 59th Street, New York.
200MR. EDMUND SEVERN,
201Violinist, Conductor, Composer.
202MRS. EDMUND SEVERN,
203Piano and Voice.
204Studio: 131 West 56th Street, New York.
206MRS. GRENVILLE SNELLING,
207Soprano.
208Concerts, Recitals, Musicals, Oratorio.
209Address: 111 Fifth Avenue, New York.
211WALTER JEROME BAUSMANN,
212Vocal Instruction and Choral Conductor.
21320 East 23d Street (Madison Square), New York.
215NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MUSIC,
216179 East 64th Street, New York.
217Thorough instruction in Tenor, Alto, Violin and other instruments; also Vocal Culture and Composition. Harmony in class free to pupils.
219DR. R. H. PETERS,
220Tuition by Correspondence in Harmony, Counterpoint, &c.
221For particulars and terms address
222DR. R. H. PETERS, Spartanburg, S. C
224HILDEGARD HOFFMANN,
225Soprano.
226Oratorio, Concerts, Festivals.
227498 Third Street, Brooklyn, New York.
229PAUL WIALLARD, TENOR.
230Officer d'adéance of France; member of the Faculty of Arts of Lewis University. Concerts and musicals. Voice culture. Lyric declamation, dramatic action, facial expression. French and English repertoire. Letters of recommendation and references from Com. de la Comédie-Française of Paris, A. Thomas, Gounod, Massenet, Rever, Fauré, Tschaikowsky, Jean de Reszke, Clançon and Paderewski, &c. "The Parker," 123 West 39th st.; also Tuesdays and Fridays, 903 Carnegie Hall.
232Paris.
234Special Study of Répertoire.
235SONGS, RÔLES, TRADITIONS.
236French, Italian.
238M. JULES ALGIER,
239Experienced Chef d'Orchestre.
240Professeur de Répertoire.
2419 rue Demours, Paris.
243P. MARCEL,
244Professeur de Chant.
245Auteur du Guide du Chanteur.
24614 rue de Rome, Paris, France.
247Tous les mois, auditions publiques d'élèves consacrées aux grands compositeurs, qui eux-mêmes viennent accompagner leurs œuvres.
249FRANCE.
250SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
251St. Germain en Laye.
252MADAME SALOMÉ,
25321 rue du Vieil Abreuvoir.
255WHERE TO STAY IN PARIS!
2568 rue Clement Marot. MME. TALGUEN.
257American comfort guaranteed the year round. Not a stopping place, but a Home. Bells, Elevator, Bathrooms, Light.
259MARIE SASSE,
260Officier d'Instruction Publique.
261De l'Opéra, Paris.
262Creativity of Tannhäuser and l'Africaine.
263Study of Répertoire: French and Italian.
264Specialty made of correct emission of the voice and its restoration. Mise-en-scène
2653 rue Nouvelle, PARIS.
267JULIANI,
268PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
269French and Italian repertory. Concert and Oratorio. Theatre in studio. Mise-en-scène.
270(PARC MONCEAU), 48 rue Fortuny.
272Mme. ARTOT DE PADILLA,
273(DESIRÉE ARTOT),
27439 rue de Prony, PARIS.
275Parc Monceau.
277M. MANOURY,
278Professor de Chant,
279Private Lessons—Class Exercise—Acting.
28013 rue Washington, Paris.
281Near Arc de Triomphe.
283M. DUBULLE,
284Professeur de Chant,
28585 Rue d'Amsterdam, PARIS.
286Eighteen years Grand Opéra, Paris.
287French and Italian School. Mise-en-Scène.
289SCHOOL FOR ACTING.
290EMIL BERTIN,
2911re Regisseur de la Scène de l'Opéra Comique,
292Stage Practice. In Cast.
29341 rue des Martyrs, Paris.
295M. GEORGES HESSE,
296School of Piano.
297Maison-Musicaie, 35 rue des Petits—Champs, Paris.
298Musical Dictation and Harmony Exercises daily.
299Frequent Public Auditions.
301DELLE SEDIE, Paris.
302Pure Italian method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric declamation, language, &c.
303Office, ensemble music, mise-en-scène.
304Class and single lessons.
305Regular course, three years. Terms moderate.
30630 rue St. Petersbourg.
308M. ADOLPHE BEER,
309PROFESSEUR DE CHANT
31028 rue Duperré, PARIS.
311SPECIALTIES:
312Good Emission. Conservation of the Voice. Articulation and Phrasing. Large and Noble Style.
314FRAU SELMA NICKLASS-KEMPER,
315CONCERT SINGER.
316Professor of Singing at the Stern Conservatory.
317Formerly Vocal Teacher of Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria.
318VON DER HEYDSTR. 4, BERLIN, W.
320MISS MARIE GESELSCHAP,
321PIANIST,
322Address, 81 Leopold street, Munich.
324ETELKA GERSTER'S
325VOCAL SCHOOL.
326Berlin W. Germany,
327Nollendorf-Platz No. 6.
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