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Musical Courier 1900-11-28: Vol 41 Iss 1079, 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.
21IDAH 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, Guilmant, 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 Grand 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 75th 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 58th Street, New York.
65PROF. AND MRS. F. J. KIRPAL,
66Piano and Voice Culture.
67Plushing 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 M-thod." Latest developments in teaching from the staff. 403 Carnegie Hall, New York.
95CAROLINE SHEPARD,
96Soprano. Concert. Oratorio.
97Direction: Henry Wolfsohn, New York.
98Boston Address: 38 Steinert Hall.
100A. J. GOODRICH,
101Author of "Analytical Harmony,"
102"Theory of Interpretation,"
103"Complete Music Analysis,"
104"Music as a Language,"
105"The Art of Song,"
106"Synthetic Counterpoint,"
107"Guide to Practical Musicianship," etc
108141 Fifth Ave., care John Church Co., New York.
110THE FROEHLICH SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
1112117 Madison Avenue, New York.
112Branch: 56 West 92d Street.
113Founded 1894 under the direction of Anton Seidl.
114Thorough instruction in all branches.
115Friday evenings: 56 West 92d Street, New York.
117HARMONY AND COMPOSITION
118Individually or in Classes.
119MRS. BERENICE THOMPSON,
120616 Twelfth Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
122Boston.
124CLARA E. MUNGER,
125TEACHER OF SINGING.
1262a Park Street, Boston.
128MME. EDWARDS.
129Voice Culture.
130Steinert Hall, Boston.
132BRUCE W. HOBBS,
133Teacher of Breathing and Tone Production.
134Tenor Soloist.
135Studio: 17 Steinert Hall, Boston.
137MISS MARIE L. EVERETT,
138Teacher of Singing.
139Holds a recent diplôme supérieur from Madame Marchesi, Paris.
140The Copley, Copley Square, Boston.
142HEINRICH SCHUECKER,
143Harpist.
144Boston Symphony Orchestra.
145Music Hall, Boston, Mass.
147ERNESTINE FISH,
148Contralto.
149Address: "The Musical Courier," New York or, 12 Cumberland Street, Boston, Mass.
151JOHN JEWETT TURNER,
152Baritone. Teacher of Singing
153372 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
155MISS HARRIET A. SHAW,
156Harp Soloist and Teacher.
157184 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
159WELDON HUNT,
160Baritone. Concerts and Recitals.
161Teacher of Singing.
162Steinert Hall, Boston, Mass.
164MR. H. G. TUCKER,
165153 Tremont Street, Boston,
166Announces a Series of Five Concerts at the People's Temple during the Season of 1900-1901.
168MISS LOUISE ROLLWAGEN,
169TEACHER OF SINGING.
17010 Joy Street, Boston.
172JULES JORDAN,
173Singing Teacher, Conductor, Composer.
174Studies at Steinert Hall, Boston, and
175Butler Exchange, PROVIDENCE, R. I.
177Faletten Pianoforte School,
178Carl Faletten, Director.
179CHILDREN'S COURSES. $30 to $90 per year
180ADULT'S COURSES. $51 to $180 per year
181TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASSES. $90 per year.
182Send for New Prospectus.
183163 Boylston Street, Boston.
185FRANK MORSE,
186Vocal Training for Soloists and Teachers.
187Room 30 Steinert Hall.
189JOHN D. BUCKINGHAM,
190Artistic Piano Playing Taught.
191Room 29 Steinert Hall, Boston.
193MR. EVERETT E. TRUETTE,
194Organ, Harmony and Piano.
195Large three manual organ in studio.
196218 Tremont Street, Boston.
198PRISCILLA WHITE,
199VOCAL TEACHER.
200Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
202MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN.
203VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
204149A Tremont Street, Boston.
206MAY SLEEPER RUGGLES,
207Contralto Soloist.
208Pupils received at Studio in Trinity Court (175 Dartmouth Street), Boston, Mass.
209Residence: Newton, Mass.
211MRS. ANNE GILBRETH CROSS,
212Teacher of the Pianoforte.
213Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
215Miss ADAH CAMPBELL HUSSEY
216Contralto.
217Oratorio, Concert.
218Address care Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, Mass.
220CHARLES ALBION CLARK,
221Teacher of Piano, Organ and Harmony.
222149A Tremont Street, Boston.
224MME. AXELINE DE BERG-LOFGREN,
225Teacher of Singing.
226Viardot-Garcia Method
227Studio: 149A Tremont Street, Boston.
229THE FADETTE OF BOSTON.
230America's Greatest Organization of Woman Players.
231"The woman's orchestra par excellence."—N. Y. Sun
232En tour Oct. 29 to March 30 in United States and Canada.
233Mrs. CAROLINE B. NICHOLS, Conductor.
234Permanent address: 620 Columbus Ave., Boston.
236MR. JAMES W. HILL,
237Teacher of Piano and Organ,
238Copley Square School of Music,
239Copley Square, Boston.
241The Mason & Risch Piano Co., Ltd.
24232 King Street, West, TORONTO.
243Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE PIANOS and
244sole agents for CHICKERING PIANOS,
245VOCALIONS and PIANOLAS.
247EMILIANO RENAUD,
248Concert Pianist.
249For Terms and Dates address MASON & RISCH,
250Stanford Building, Montreal, Canada.
252J. D. A. TRIPP,
253CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER
254OF PIANO PLAYING,
255Studio: 543 JARVIS STREET,
256Toronto, Canada.
258MRS. JEAN D. IVES,
259Pianist and Accompanist.
260For Terms and Dates apply to
26110 Phillips Place, Montreal, Canada.
263STEPHEN TOWNSEND,
264Baritone Soloist and Teacher of Singing.
265Studio 90: Steinert Hall, Boston
267J. MELVILLE HORNER,
268BARITONE.
269Recital, Concert, Oratorio.
270170 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
272ARTHUR J. HUBBARD,
273VOCAL TEACHER.
274149A Tremont Street,
275Boston, Mass.
277MISS ANNA MILLER WOOD,
278Teacher of Singing.
279165 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
281KARL DOERING,
282Voice Culture.
283School for Grand Opera.
284Old Italian Method.
285Pupil of Jachmann-Wagner and Galliera.
286Steinert Hall Boston.
288FRANCES MOSBY,
289DRAMATIC MEZZO SOPRANO,
290Address:
291273 Madison Avenue, New York.
293Wm. Davol Sanders,
294Viola Soloist,
295Pupil of Joachim and Halir.
296Late with Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.
297Concerts, Ensemble, Instruction.
298Address:
299STEINWAY HALL
300New York.
302H. M.
303FIELD,
304The Eminent Canadian
305Concert Pianist.
306Studio:
30721 Grassi Strasse,
308LEIPZIG, GERMANY.
309Canadian and American
310pupils accepted.
311Apply, with address, to 105
312GLOUCESTER ST. Toronto, Can.
314ONTARIO LADIES' COLLEGE AND
315ONTARIO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
316Whitby, Ont., Canada, offers highest facilities in
317Music, Art, Literature, Elocution, &c. Send for
318calendar to
319REV. J. J. HARE, Ph. D.,
320Principal.
322Canada.
324THE CLAVIER
325OFFERS RELIEF TO
326YOUR NEIGHBORS
327YOUR PIANO
328YOUR PURSE
329Positive Results are assured in this way and
330Claviers Rented and Sold on Easy Terms.
331THE VIRGIL PRACTICE CLAVIER CO., 26 West 15th St., NEW YORK.
333THE CLAVIER COMPANY
334PIANO
335SCHOOL and
336SCHOOL of
337PUBLIC
338PERFORMANCE.
339A FAULTY TECHNIC,
340The prime cause of inartistic piano playing, is the natural result of faulty elementary technical instruction.
341A. K. VIRGIL,
342(Inventor of the Clavier and Author of the Method.)
343DIRECTOR.
344Send for PROSPECTUS giving particulars of the unique methods of the school.
346THE CLAVIER COMPANY PIANO SCHOOL,
34726 West Fifteenth Street, NEW YORK.
349TESTIMONIAL.
350BERLIN, 18th June, 1900.
351I have pleasure in stating that I have a number of Virgil Practice Claviers in use in the Stern Conservatoire.
352I 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.
353GUSTAV HOLLAENDER,
354Royal Professor, Director of the Stern Conservatoire of Music.
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