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Musical Courier 1900-10-31: Vol 41 Iss 1075, 1900
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1ROME, ITALY.
2International Institute.
3School of Music and Belles-Lettres
4(Boarding Included.)
5FOR YOUNG LADIES.
6CRANDON HALL, Via Veneto.
8MME. EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM
9The Celebrated Prima Donna.
10Vocal Instruction—Opera, Concert and Oratorio.
11The Strathmore,
12Broadway and 52d Street, New York.
14Andor Pintér,
15PIANO AND THEORY.
16MODERN METHODS.
17Oral and Correspondence Instruction.
18Lectures and Recitals.
1951 WEST 106TH STREET, NEW YORK.
21IDA BRANTH
22SOLO VIOLINISTE,
23Concerts, Musicales, &c.
24INSTRUCTION
25183 West 87th St.,
26NEW YORK.
28Mendelssohn Hall,
29113 to 119 West 40th St.,
30Between Broadway and Sixth Ave., NEW YORK.
31To Rent for
32First-Class Entertainments
33Only.
34Used by the Kneisel and Kaltenborn Quartettes,
35De Pachmann, Hambourg, Dohnányi,
36Bispham, Gulimant, Butt, Grossmith
37and many other artists.
38Apply to FRANK H. PRESBY, Agent,
3925 West 23d Street.
41SIGNOR A.
42CARBONE,
43Member several seasons of the
44Metropolitan Opera Company,
45has resumed lessons in
46Voice Culture and Operatic
47Training.
48Studio: 144 Fifth Ave., New York.
50HATTIE PETTEE FOSTER,
51Mezzo-Soprano Contralto.
52Oratorio, Concert, Recitals.
53204 West 78th St., New York.
55SARAH KING PECK,
56SOPRANO.
57CONCERTS AND ORATORIO.
5855 West 85th Street, New York
60MRS. CLIFFORD E. WILLIAMS,
61Vocal Studio.
62INSTRUCTION.
63325 West 85th Street, New York.
65PROF. AND MRS. F. J. KIRPAL,
66Piano and Voice Culture.
67Flushing Conservatory, 42 North Prince St.
68New York Studio: 2 West Thirty-third St.
70NORMAN C. LASCELLES,
71Pianist.
72Certificated Teacher of the Leschetizky Method.
73Studio: 28 West Eighty-eighth St., New York.
75Melodious Studies, Books I., II., III., IV.
76For Beginners and Children, by MRS. A. K. VIRGIL.
77FOR SALE AND USED AT THE
78VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL,
7929 West 15th Street, NEW YORK.
81THE EPPINGER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
82718 Lexington Avenue, near 58th St.
83MUSIC TAUGHT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES:
84Instrumental, Vocal, Orchestral routine; Piano, Leschetizky and Virgil systems.
85Catalogue free on application. SAMUEL EPPINGER, Director.
86SAMUEL EPPINGER,
87Musical Director and Accompanist.
88Available for Concerts, Musicales, Artist's Repertoire Practice, etc.
89Studio: 718 Lexington Avenue, near 58th Street.
91EVA B. DEMING,
92School of Sight Singing and Ear Training.
93Representative (superior degree) of the Galin-Paris-Chevé-Method. Late director of S. S. in the Sternberg School of Music, Philadelphia. Author of "History and Principles of the Galin-Paris-Chevé Method." Latest developments in reading from the staff.
94403 Carnegie Hall, New York.
96CAROLINE SHEPARD,
97Soprano. Concert. Oratorio.
98Direction Henry Wolfsohn, New York.
99Boston Address: 38 Steinert Hall.
101A. J. GOODRICH,
102Author of "Analytical Harmony,"
103"Theory of Interpretation,"
104"Complete Music Analysis,"
105"Music as a Language,"
106"The Art of Song,"
107"Studies in Tone-Point,"
108"Guide to Practical Musicianship," etc.
109141 Fifth Ave., care John Church Co., New York.
111THE FROEHLICH SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
1122117 Madison Avenue, New York.
113Branch: 55 West 92d Street.
114Founded 1894 under the direction of Anton Seidl.
115Thorough instruction in all branches.
116String Orchestra Class.
117Friday evenings: 55 West 92d Street, New York.
119ELIZABETH LEONARD,
120Contralto,
121158 West 83d Street, New York.
123MME. LOUISE FINKEL,
124School of Vocal Music.
125251 Fifth Avenue, New York.
127Boston.
129CLARA E. MUNGER,
130TEACHER OF SINGING.
1312A Park Street, Boston.
133MME. EDWARDS.
134Voice Culture.
135Steinert Hall, Boston.
137BRUCE W. HOBBS,
138Teacher of Breathing and Tone Production.
139Tenor Soloist.
140Studio: 17 Steinert Hall, Boston.
142MISS MARIE L. EVERETT,
143Teacher of Singing.
144Holds a recent DIPLOME SUPERIEUR from
145Madame Marchesi, Paris.
146The Copley, Copley Square, Boston.
148HEINRICH SCHUECKER,
149Harpist.
150Boston Symphony Orchestra.
151Music Hall, Boston, Mass.
153ERNESTINE FISH,
154Contralto.
155Address "The Musical Courier," New York
156or, 12 Cumberland Street, Boston, Mass.
158JOHN JEWETT TURNER,
159Baritone. Teacher of Singing.
160372 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
162MISS HARRIET A. SHAW,
163Harp Soloist and Teacher.
164184 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
166WELDON HUNT,
167Baritone. Concerts and Recitals.
168Teacher of Singing.
169Steinert Hall, Boston, Mass.
171MR. H. G. TUCKER,
172153 Tremont Street, Boston.
173Announces a Series of Five Concerts at the People's Temple during the Season of 1900-1901.
175MISS LOUISE ROLLWAGEN,
176TEACHER OF SINGING.
17711 Joy Street,
178Boston.
180Facelten Pianoforte School,
181Carl Facelten, Director.
182CHILDREN'S COURSES, $30 to $90 per year
183ADULTS' COURSES, $50 to $180 per year
184TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS, $60 per year.
185Send for New Prospectus.
186163 Boylston Street, Boston.
188FRANK MORSE,
189Vocal Training for Soloists and Teachers.
190Room 30 Steinert Hall.
191JOHN D. BUCKINGHAM,
192Artistic Piano Playing Taught.
193Room 29 Steinert Hall, Boston.
195MR. EVERETT E. TRUETTE,
196Organ, Harmony and Piano.
197Large three manual organ in studio.
198218 Tremont Street, Boston.
200PRISCILLA WHITE,
201VOCAL TEACHER.
202Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
204MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN.
205VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
206149A Tremont Street, Boston.
208MAY SLEEPER RUGGLES,
209Contralto Soloist.
210Pupils received at Studio in Trinity Court (175 Dartmouth Street), Boston, Mass.
211Residence: Newton, Mass.
213MRS. ANNE GILBRETH CROSS,
214Teacher of the Pianoforte.
215Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
217MISS ADAH CAMPBELL HUSSEY
218Contralto.
219Oratorio, Concert.
220Address care Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, Mass.
222CHARLES ALBION CLARK,
223Teacher of Piano, Organ and Harmony.
224149A Tremont Street, Boston.
226MME. AXELINE DE BERG-LOFGREN,
227Teacher of Singing.
228Viardot-Garcia Method one of two readings
229Villard-Garcia Method one of two readings
230Studio: 149A Tremont Street, Boston.
232THE FADETTES OF BOSTON.
233America's Greatest Organization of Women Players.
234"The women's orchestra par excellence."—N. Y. Sun.
235En tour Oct. 29 to March 30 in United States and Canada.
236MRS. CAROLINE B. NICHOLS, Conductor.
237Permanent address: 623 Columbus Ave., Boston.
239MR. JAMES W. HILL,
240Teacher of Piano and Organ,
241Copley Square School of Music,
242Copley Square, Boston.
244STEPHEN TOWNSEND,
245Baritone Soloist and Teacher of Singing.
246Studio 20: Steinert Hall, Boston.
248J. MELVILLE HORNER,
249BARITONE.
250Recital, Concert, Oratorio.
251170 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
253ARTHUR J. HUBBARD,
254VOCAL TEACHER.
255149A Tremont Street,
256Boston, Mass.
258MISS ANNA MILLER WOOD,
259Teacher of Singing.
260165 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
261In San Francisco, Cal.:
262Care Sherman, Clay & Co.—July to November.
264KARL DOERING,
265Voice Culture.
266School for Grand Opera.
267Old Italian Method.
268Pupil of Jachmann Wagner and Galliera.
269Steinert Hall Boston.
271EMMA E. JOHNS,
272Concert Pianiste.
273Pupil of Herman Scholtz, King's Private Pianist.
274Saxony, Germany; Dr. Wm. Mason and Richard Burmeister.
275Address care MUSICAL COURIER, New York.
277SCHOOL FOR PIANOFORTE
278AND MUSICAL THEORY.
279MRS. CLARA A. KORN, Director,
280600 Springdale Ave., East Orange, N. J.
282SALLY FROTHINGHAM AKERS,
283SOPRANO.
284Concert and Ballad Singing.
285Address: 107 East 27th Street, New York.
287Mrs. CHARLES S. HARDY,
288Pianist and Teacher. Children's work a specialty.
289Studio: 1337 Eighth Street, Des Moines, Ia.
291J. D. A. TRIPP,
292CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER
293OF PIANO PLAYING,
294Studio: 543 JARVIS STREET,
295Toronto, Canada.
297H. M.
298FIELD,
299The Eminent Canadian
300Concert Pianist.
301Studio:
30221 Grassi Strasse.
303LEIPZIG, GERMANY.
304Candidates for American
305pupils accepted.
306Apply Leipzig address, or 165 Gloucester St. Toronto, Can.
308Canada.
310The Mason & Risch Piano Co., Ltd.
31132 King Street, West, TORONTO.
312Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE PIANOS and
313sole agents for CHICKERING PIANOS,
314VOCALIONS and PIANOLAS.
316MRS. JEAN D. IVES,
317Pianist and Accompanist.
318For Terms and Dates apply to
31910 Phillips Place, Montreal, Canada.
321EMILIANO RENAUD,
322Concert Pianist.
323For Terms and Dates address MASON & RISCH,
324Stanford Building, Montreal, Canada
326THE CLAVIER
327OFFERS RELIEF TO
328YOUR NEIGHBORS
329YOUR PIANO
330YOUR PURSE
331FROM THAT NERVE-WEARING PRACTICE THAT MAKES THEM FEEL THAT PIANO PLAYING IS A NUISANCE INSTEAD OF A DELIGHT.
332FROM THE WEAR THAT DEPRECIATES ITS VALUE.
333FROM EXHAUSTIVE DEMANDS IN PAYING FOR LESSONS BY THE OLD WAY OF GETTING AT RESULTS.
334Time Saved.
335Positive Results are assured in this way and
336Claviers Rented and Sold on Easy Terms.
337Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.
338THE VIRGIL PRACTICE CLAVIER CO., 26 West 15th St., NEW YORK.
340THE CLAVIER COMPANY
341PIANO SCHOOL and
342SCHOOL of
343PUBLIC
344PERFORMANCE.
345A FAULTY TECHNIC,
346The prime cause of inartistic piano playing, is the natural result of faulty elementary technical instruction.
347A. K. VIRGIL,
348(Inventor of the Clavier and Author of the Method.)
349DIRECTOR.
350Send for PROSPECTUS giving particulars of the unique methods of the school.
351THE CLAVIER COMPANY PIANO SCHOOL,
35226 West Fifteenth Street, NEW YORK.
354TESTIMONIAL.
355BERLIN, 18th June, 1900.
356I have pleasure in stating that I have a number of Virgil Practice Claviers in use in the Stern Conservatoire.
357I have known the Virgil Practice Clavier since the year 1897, and have had frequent opportunity of learning to appreciate the extraordinary advantages of this instrument, and the Method belonging to it. There is no question that the use of the Virgil Practice Clavier will soon become indispensable to Pianists in their study, and for purposes of instruction.
358GUSTAV HOLLAENDER,
359Royal Professor, Director of the Stern Conservatoire of Music.
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