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Musical Courier 1902-08-27: Vol 45 Iss 1170, 1902
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1New York.
3MRS. RATCLIFFE CAPERTON.
4Representative and assistant of LAMPERTI.
5New York, 138 Fifth Avenue; Philadelphia, 408 South 18th Street. Summer residence, Dresden, Germany.
6"Mrs. Ratcliffe Caperton is my only representative, and I advise all pupils desiring to study with me to be prepared by her." C. B. LAMPERTI, Dresden, Sedanstrasse 17.
8INTERNATIONAL.
9MUSICAL, and EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE.
10Special facilities for Summer instruction.
11CHARLOTTE BARBOCK.
12CARNEGIE HALL, New York.
14HENRY T. FLECK,
15Conductor Haarlem Philharmonic Society of the City of New York.
16Address: Normal College, New York.
18LOUIS KOEMMENICH,
19CONDUCTOR
20of Brooklyn Saengerhund, Brooklyn, New York, and Junger Männerchor, Philadelphia. one of two readings
21of Brooklyn Saengerbund, Brooklyn, New York, and Junger Männerchor, Philadelphia. one of two readings
22Studio: 478 Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
24MAX KNITEL-TREUMANN,
25BARITONE.
26Voice Culture—Art of Singing.
27Carnegie Hall, Room 837.
28Mail address: 15 Washington Terrace, New York.
30GEORGE M. GREENE,
31Voice Culture and Artistic Singing.
32Oratorio, Church, Concert, Opera.
33Studio: 489 Fifth Ave., Mondays and Thursdays.
34Residence and address:
35441 West 23d Street, New York.
37MR. C. WHITNEY COOMBS,
38(Church of the Holy Communion). Organ lessons and practice given on one of Roosevelt's finest instruments. Special advantages for the study of church music and the training of boys' voices.
39Address: 49 West 20th Street, New York.
41TOM KARL,
42Head of Vocal Department "The American Institute of Applied Music," 212 West Fifty-ninth Street, New York. Permanent Studio. Also CONCERTS and RECITALS.
44MISS MARY FIDÉLIA BURT,
45Author of Original Methods in Sight Singing. Ear Training, Musical Strength, and other materials copyrighted. No authorized teachers in Greater New York.
46Address: 45 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
48WADE R. BROWN,
49PIANIST, ORGANIST,
50CHORAL CONDUCTOR.
5119 West 103d Street, New York.
53E. H. LOCKHART, Bass-Baritone.
54Studios: 121 East Twenty-third Street, New York. Voices quickly placed and developed. Special work given for breath control. The Art of Singing can now be mastered in the old Italian schools. Oratorio, Church, Concert, Opera.
56DUDLEY BUCK, JR.,
57VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
58Concerts, Recitals, Oratorio.
59Summer Course, Special Rates.
60810 Carnegie Hall, New York City.
62HOWARD BROCKWAY,
63COMPOSER-PIANIST.
64Pupils received in Composition, Harmony, Piano and Song Interpretation.
65Studio: 818-819 Carnegie Hall, New York.
67WALTER HENRY HALL,
68Organist and Choirmaster of St. James' Parish, New York. Also conductor of the Brooklyn Oratorio Society and the Musurgia, New York, &c.
69281 Park Avenue, New York City.
71MME. LOUISE FINKEL,
72SCHOOL OF VOCAL MUSIC,
73235 Fifth Avenue, between 28th and 29th Sts., New York.
75MORRIS PIANO SCHOOL.
76201 West 8th Street, New York.
77LUCILLE SMITH MORRIS, concert pianist and teacher of piano and theory, director. Pupil of Wm. Sherwood and Mrs. A. M. Virgil; certified teacher of the Virgil Clavier Method of Technique. Private and daily class instruction.
79RICHARD ARNOLD,
80Concertmaster Philharmonic Society.
81INSTRUCTION.
82208 East 61st Street, New York.
84MR. FRANCIS STUART,
85TEACHER OF SINGING.
86Second season in New York. Ten years in San Francisco. Pupil of Lannert, the elder.
87"Being in full possession of my method of singing, he has the ability to form great artists."
88Frances L. Larran.
89Voices tested, Tuesdays and Fridays, 2 to 3.
90102 Carnegie Hall. Home Studio: "The Montevideo," 7th Avenue, near 14th Street.
92FLORENCE DE VERE BOESÉ,
93TONE PLACING and the ART OF EXPRESSION.
94Vocal Studio: 557 Fifth Avenue, New York.
96NEW YORK SCHOOL OF ACCOMPANYING
97Piano—Sight Reading a Specialty.
98H. W. MEYN, Tenor. ROSETTA WIENER.
99Carnegie Hall: Studio 301-2.
101MR. CHARLES LEE TRACY,
102PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.
103Certificated Teacher of the Leschetizky Method.
104Studio: Carnegie Hall, New York City.
106GRACE G. GARDNER,
107SOPRANO.
108Concert, Oratorio, Musicales, Voice Building and Style. Injured voices restored by the Behnke Method. Studio: 36 West Twenty-fifth street.
109Telephone 2174 Madison.
111MRS. HENRY SMOCK BOICE,
112VOICE CULTURE.
113Musical Art Department of Adelphi College, Residence Studio: 127 McDonough St., B'klyn, N.Y. Pupils prepared for Church, Concert, Oratorio. 28 East Twentieth Street, New York.
114Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
116PAUL TIDDEN,
117PIANIST.
118414 East 14th Street, New York.
119Will accept a limited number of pupils.
121GUSTAV L. BECKER,
122CONCERT PIANIST and TEACHER of PIANO and COMPOSITION.
123Address: 1 West 104th Street, New York.
125SIGNOR FILOTEO GRECO,
126THE ART OF SINGING.
127Studio: 51 West 35th Street, New York.
129EUGENE C. HEFFLEY,
130PIANIST AND TEACHER,
131Will open Studio October 1.
132707-708 Carnegie Hall.
134PERRY AVERILL—BARITONE,
135OPERA—ORATORIO—CONCERT
136AND VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
137220 Central Park South, New York.
139J. ARMOUR GALLOWAY,
140Voice Culture and the Art of Singing.
141Studio: Rooms 43 and 44 Y. M. C. A. Building, 108 West 57th Street, New York.
143MARIE SEYMOUR BISSELL,
144VOCAL INSTRUCTION,
145Pupils prepared for Church, Concert and Oratorio.
146Studio: 19 West Thirty-eighth Street, New York.
148SAMUEL B. MOYLE,
149BASSO CANTANTE,
150Oratorio, Concert, Musicales, Voice Culture—Italian Method. Tone Placing and Reparation a Specialty. Studio: 136 Fifth Avenue, New York.
152J. HARRY WHEELER,
153VOICE PLACEMENT—ART OF SINGING.
154Strictly Italian Method.
155Mrs. J. HARRY WHEELER,
156Concert Pianist and Teacher.
15781 Fifth Ave., corner 16th St., New York City.
159ELIZABETH WELLER,
160ACCOMPANIST,
1612300 Guadalupe Street, Austin, Tex., until September.
163MR. AND MRS. FRANZ L. HUEBNER,
164VOICE CULTURE.
165German and French Lyric Diction.
166Special Summer Rates.
16715 West Sixty-fifth Street, New York.
169ADOLF GLOSE,
170Pianist, Accompanist and Musical Director.
171Address: 347 West 23d Street, New York.
173ENRICO DUZENSI,
174TEACHER OF TENOR ROBERT PAUL WOELHNING, soloist in All Souls' Church. Good voices cultivated by contract.
175145 East 83d Street, New York.
177ROBERT J. WINTERBOTTOM,
178Organist at Great Organ,
179Trinity Church, Broadway.
180PIANO AND ORGAN RECITALS AND INSTRUCTION.
181434 Fifth Avenue, near 59th Street, New York.
183ARTHUR CLAASSEN,
184CONDUCTOR ARION SOCIETY.
185341 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
187MRS. L. P. MORRILL,
188SCIENTIFIC VOICE CULTURE.
189The Chelsea, 222 West 23d Street, New York.
191LEOPOLD WOLFSOHN,
192Piano Instruction.
193Studios: New York, 266 East Broadway. Brooklyn, 248 Putnam Avenue.
195THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING AND SCHOOL FOR PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE.
196230 East 62d Street
197Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
198F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
200MME. LUISA CAPPIANI,
201VOICE CULTURE, SKILL OF SINGING.
202"The Gosford," 236 West 55th Street.
203Near Broadway, New York.
205RICHARD T. PERCY,
206Tel. 1351 Columbus.
207Room 1201.
208Carnegie Hall.
210MISS MARGARET GOETZ,
211CONTRALTO (mezzo range).
212Concerts, Song Recitals, Vocal Instruction.
213Address: "The Artists' Exchange."
2148 East 2d St., New York. Phone 5541 88th St.
216J. JEROME HAYES,
217VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
218Studio: 40 West Twenty-eighth Street.
220HENRY HOLDEN HUSS,
221INSTRUCTION IN PIANO and THEORY OF MUSIC.
222Studio for non-resident pupils. Carnegie Hall.
223Personal address: 318 East 106th street, New York.
225FRANCIS FISCHER POWERS,
226VOICE CULTURE and the ART OF SINGING.
227Studio (and invariable address): Carnegie Hall, New York. New York season, October 20 to May 15, 1907. Mrs. F. S. Powers, Pupils Building, May 15 to August 1, Los Angeles, Calif. Season, Westminster Hotel, August 10 to October 16. one of two readings
228Studio (and invariable address): Carnegie Hall, New York. New York season, October 20 to May 15. Also, Los Angeles, Pepper Building, May 15 to August 1. Los Angeles, Calif., season. one of two readings
229Henry T. Fleck, Director of Music, Normal College, New York City. one of two readings
231NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MUSIC.
232179 East 64th Street, New York.
233WM. M. SEMMACHER, Director. one of two readings
234Wm. M. SEMMACHER, Director. one of two readings
235"I regard Mr. Semmacher as the greatest teacher of piano in this country."
236Henry T. Fleck, Director of Music, Normal College, New York City.
238CHARLES RUSSELL,
239CELLIST.
240Pupils and Concerts.
241Studio: 153 East Fifty-first Street, New York.
243HENRY SCHRADIECK'S
244VIOLIN SCHOOL.
245Violin, Piano, Theory and Ensemble Playing.
246Residence and Studio:
247518 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
249LEO LIEBERMAN,
250TENOR.
251Opera, Oratorio, Concert.
252Wolfsohn Musical Bureau of 35 West 12th Street, New York.
254CHAS. KONEDSKI-DAVIS,
255VIOLIN VIRTUOSO.
256Pupils, Engagements.
257115 West 80th St., New York.
258Telephone: 2868B Riverside.
260F. W. RIESBERG,
261ACCOMPANIST.
262Instruction—Piano, Organ, Harmony.
263With THE MUSICAL COURIER.
264Organist Roseville Avenue Presbyterian Church, Newark.
265Residence Studio: 954 8th Ave., corner 66th Street, New York.
267S. C. BENNETT,
268Instructor in Voice Building and the Art of Singing.
269Teacher of Mme. Geneva Johnstone-Bishop and many other talented vocalists.
270Studio: 5th Carnegie Hall, New York.
272MME. EMMA RODERICK,
273Rapid Development and Complete Education of the Voice.
274118 West 44th Street, New York.
276MRS. GRENVILLE SNELLING,
277SOPRANO.
278Concerts, Recitals, Musicales, Oratorio.
279Address: 111 Fifth Avenue, New York.
281H. W. GREENE,
282VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
283489 Fifth Avenue, New York.
285CLAUDE MAITLAND GRIFFETH,
286Virgil Method. Pupils in Piano and Harmony. Six years instructor at the Virgil Piano School, pupil of Heinrich Barth and Moritz Moszkowski. Classes in Sight Reading, Ear Training and Time Keeping. Studio: 13-15 Carnegie Hall, City.
288SERRANO VOCAL AND PIANO INSTITUTE,
289323 East 14th Street, New York.
290Conducted by
291Mr. and Mrs. CARLOS A. DE SERRANO.
292TEACHERS OF CHARLOTTE MACONDA, MRS. C. MIER HARDY AND JOSEPH MAERZ.
294KATHERINE RUTH HEYMAN,
295CONCERT PIANIST,
296145 East 2d Street, New York.
298ADELAIDE C. OKELL,
299PIANO INSTRUCTION.
300Certificated pupil of Teresa Carreño.
301Studio: 57 West Eighty-fourth Street, New York.
302Will resume teaching October 7.
304JOSEPH PIZZARELLO,
305VOCAL INSTRUCTOR,
306Voice Developed—Style, Opera.
307851-852 Carnegie Hall, City.
309ALICE GARRIGUE MOTT,
310VOCAL CULTURE.
311172 West 79th Street, New York.
313MR. AND MRS. THEO. J. TOEDT,
314VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
315Home Studio: 151 East 62d Street, New York.
317LENA DORIA DEVINE,
318VOCAL INSTRUCTION
319Representative Teacher of the methods of the famous master, FRANCESCO LAMPERTI.
320146 Fifth Avenue, New York.
322GEORGE SWEET,
323OPERA, ORATORIO, CONCERT.
324304 West 72d Street, New York.
326LILLIE MACHIN,
327VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
328Certificated pupil of Vannuccini.
3291203 Carnegie Hall, New York.
331MISS EMMA THURSBY,
332SOPRANO.
333Will receive a limited number of pupils.
334Studio: 605 Carnegie Hall.
335Residence: 34 Gramercy Park, New York City.
337ISIDORE LUCKSTONE,
338VOCAL CULTURE, TONE EMISSION, VOICE BUILDING, STYLE, REPERTOIRE, FINISH.
339128 East 64th St., or address MUSICAL COURIER.
341ARTHUR VOORHIS,
342CONCERT PIANIST—INSTRUCTION.
34380 Washington Square East, New York.
345SARAH KING PECK,
346SOPRANO.
347Concerts and Oratorio.
34855 West Eighty-fifth St., New York.
350MISS GENEVIEVE BISBEE,
351Pianist.
352PIANO INSTRUCTION.
353Leschetizky Method.
354Studios: 1091-1093 Carnegie Hall, New York City. one of two readings
355Studios: 1091-1092 Carnegie Hall, New York City. one of two readings
357S. ARCHER GIBSON,
358SOLO ORGANIST.
359Organist Churchmaster of Brick Church and Beth El Temple Fifth Avenue.
360Address: The Sea, 111 West 106th Street.
361Telephone: 1168 Riverside, New York.
363SIGNOR A. CARBONE,
364Member several years Metropolitan Grand Opera Company.
365VOICE CULTURE IN ALL BRANCHES.
366Summer Course.
367Studio: 241 Fifth Avenue, New York.
369CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
370Mrs. M. Price, Director, 2105 Seventh Ave., corner 106th Street. Special daily class. The only one in New York where the pupil has a lesson and practice every day under the care of competent teachers. Terms reasonable. Virgil Clavier used.
372MME. OGDEN CRANE,
373VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
374Studio: 1007 Carnegie Hall.
375Summer School from June 15 to September 15, Ashbury Park, N. J., Post Office Building.
376Mail address: Carnegie Hall.
378STELLA PRINCE STOCKER,
379COMPOSER-DIRECTOR.
380Illustrated Lectures on Music.
381Private instruction. Classes in music study.
382Residence-studio: 17 West 104d Street, New York.
384MISS INGA HOEGSBRO, one of two readings
385MISS INGA HOEGS BRO, one of two readings
386PIANISTE AND TEACHER.
387Graduate of Copenhagen Conservatoire.
388Mason-Virgil Synthetic Methods.
389Studio: 603-604 Carnegie Hall.
390Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 to 6 p.m.
392MISS FANNY M. SPENCER,
393SOLO ORGANIST.
394Soloist Pan-American Exposition.
395Instruction: Piano, Organ, Theory.
396145 East 2d Street, New York. one of two readings
397145 East 23d Street, New York. one of two readings
399JOHN YOUNG,
400TENOR.
401Oratorio and Concert.
402271 West 113th Street, New York.
404WALTER L. BOGERT,
405Musical Lectures, Song Recitals, Conducting. Instruction in Harmony, Counterpoint and Song Interpretation.
40672 Lawrence St., Flushing, New York City.
408MAX BENDHEIM,
409Vocal Instruction.
410Studies at West Fifth-sixth Street.
411Combines the bel canto of the old Italian school with the declamatory style of the modern German. Particular attention paid to Breathing and Enunciation. At Ashbury Park, N. J., June 15 to September 15. Send for circular and terms.
413MR. & MRS. WALTER H. ROBINSON,
414TENOR AND CONTRALTO.
415Oratorio, Concerts and Musicales.
416Voice Production and Répertoire.
417Studio: 405 Carnegie Hall, New York.
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