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Musical Courier 1903-02-04: Vol 46 Iss 1193, 1903
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1New York.
3LAMPERTI,
4Maestro of Marcella Sembrich, Helene Haslitzer, Bellincioni. one of two readings
5Maestro of Marcella Sembrich, Helene Haslach, Bellincioni. one of two readings
6Sedanstrasse 20, Dresden.
8MRS. RATCLIFFE CAPERTON,
9Representative and assistant of LAMPERTI, New York, 827 Carnegie Hall; Philadelphia, 498 South Eighteenth Street, and Ogontz School; Summer School, Portland, Me.
10"Mrs. Ratcliffe Caperton is my only representative, and the best of teachers.—C. B. LAMPERTI, Dresden, Germany, Sedanstrasse 20.
12INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE.
13MRS. BARCOCK,
14CARNEGIE HALL, New York.
16MRS. ROLLIE BORDEN LOW,
17SOPRANO.
18Recital, Concert and Oratorio. Vocal Instruction.
19Address: 265 West 56th Street, New York.
21MAX KNITEL-TREUMANN,
22BARITONE.
23Voice Culture—Art of Singing.
24Carnegie Hall, Room 852.
25Mail address: 15 Washington Terrace, New York.
27GEORGE M. GREENE,
28VOICE CULTURE AND ARTISTIC SINGING.
29Oratorio, Church, Concert, Opera.
30Studio: 49 Fifth Ave., Mondays and Thursdays.
31Residence and address: 424 West Twenty-third Street, New York.
33MR. C. WHITNEY COOMBS,
34Church 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.
35Address: 49 West 26th Street, New York.
37TOM KARL,
38Head of Vocal Department "The American Institute of Applied Music," 212 West Fifth-ninth Street, New York. Permanent Studio. Also CONCERTS and RECITALS.
40MISS MARY FIDÉLIA BURT,
41Author of Original Methods in Sight Singing, Ear Training, Musical Stenography. All materials copyrighted. No authorized teachers in Greater New York.
42Address: 48 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
44WADE R. BROWN,
45PIANIST, CHORAL CONDUCTOR.
46Director University School of Music, Raleigh, N. C.
48E. H. LOCKHART, Bass-Baritone.
49Studios: 121 East Twenty-third Street, New York. Voices quickly placed and developed. Special work given for breath control. The Art of Singing taught by method used in the old Italian schools. Oratorio, Church, Concert, Opera.
51DUDLEY BUCK, JR.,
52VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
53Chorus Conductor.
54810 Carnegie Hall, New York City.
56HOWARD BROCKWAY,
57COMPOSER-PIANIST.
58Pupils received in Composition, Harmony, Piano, and Song Interpretation.
59Studio: 817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
61WALTER HENRY HALL,
62Organist and Choirmaster of St. James' Parish, New York; conductor of the Brooklyn Oratorio Society and the Musurgia, New York, &c.
63781 Park Avenue, New York City.
65MME. LOUISE FINKEL,
66SCHOOL OF VOCAL MUSIC,
67255 Fifth Avenue,
68Between 28th and 29th Streets, New York.
70MORRIS PIANO SCHOOL,
71207 West 81st Street, New York.
72LUCILLE 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 Technic. Private and daily practice instruction.
74RICHARD ARNOLD,
75Concertmaster Philharmonic Society.
76INSTRUCTION.
77268 East Sixty-first Street, New York.
79MR. FRANCIS STUART,
80TEACHER OF SINGING.
81Third season in New York. Ten years in San Francisco. Pupil of Lamperti, the best of teachers. "Believes in the perfection of my method of singing. He has the ability to form great artists."—FRANCESCO LAMPERTI.
82Studio: Carnegie Hall.
84JOSEPH PIZZARELLO,
85VOCAL INSTRUCTOR.
86Voice Development—Style, Opera.
87811-812 Carnegie Hall, New York.
89FRANCIS WALKER,
90TEACHER OF SINGING.
91Studio: 207 The Van Dyck.
92939 Eighth Avenue, New York.
94MR. CHARLES LEE TRACY,
95PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.
96Certificated Teacher of the Leschetizky Method.
97Studio: Carnegie Hall, New York City.
99MRS. CARL ALVES,
100VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
1011116 Park Avenue, near 91st St., New York.
103MRS. HENRY SMOCK BOICE,
104VOICE CULTURE.
105Musical Art Department of Adelphi College.
106Residence Studio: 17 McDonough St., B'klyn, N. Y.
107Pupils prepared for Church, Concert, Oratorio.
10825 East Twenty-third Street, New York.
109Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
111PAUL TIDDEN,
112PIANIST.
113314 East 15th Street, New York.
114Will accept a limited number of pupils.
116GUSTAV L. BECKER,
117CONCERT PIANIST and TEACHER of PIANO and COMPOSITION.
118Address: 1 West 104th Street, New York.
120SIGNOR FILOTEO GRECO,
121THE ART OF SINGING.
122Studio: 51 West Thirty-fifth Street, New York.
124MME. EMMA WIZJAK-NICOLESCO,
125VOICE CULTURE and Italian Method—ART OF SINGING.
126Address: 149 West Forty-seventh St., New York.
128PERRY AVERILL—BARITONE,
129OPERA—GRATIORIO—CONCERT and VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
130229 Central Park South, New York.
132J. ARMOUR GALLOWAY,
133Voice Culture and the Art of Singing.
134Studio: Rooms 43 and 44 Y. M. C. A. Building.
135318 West 57th Street, New York.
137MARIE SEYMOUR BISSELL,
138VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
139Pupils prepared for Church, Concert and Oratorio.
140Studio: 49 Fifth Avenue, New York.
142SAMUEL B. MOYLE,
143BASSO CANTANTE.
144Oratorio, Concert, Musicales, Voice Culture—Italian Method. Tone Placing and Reparation a Specialty. Studio: 136 Fifth Avenue, New York.
146J. HARRY WHEELER,
147VOICE PLACEMENT—ART OF SINGING.
148Strictly Italian Method.
149Mrs. J. HARRY WHEELER,
150Concert Pianist and Teacher,
15181 Fifth Ave., corner 16th St., New York City.
153MISS EMMA HOWSON,
154VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
155Lamperti Method Perfectly Taught.
156Church, Opera, Concert.
157Tuesdays and Fridays, 115 Carnegie Hall, New York City.
159MR. AND MRS. FRANZ L. HUEBNER,
160VOICE CULTURE.
161German and French Lyric Diction.
16215 West Sixty-fifth Street, New York.
164ADOLF GLOSE,
165Pianist, Accompanist and Musical Director.
166PIANO INSTRUCTION.
167Address: 347 West 23d Street, New York.
169ENRICO DUZENSI,
170OPERA TENOR.
171Teacher of Tenor Roberts, Paula Woehning, soloist in All Souls' Church.
172145 East 83d Street, New York.
174ROBERT J. WINTERBOTTOM,
175Organist at Great Organ, Trinity Church, Broadway.
176PIANO AND ORGAN RECITALS AND INSTRUCTION.
17728 East Thirty-fourth Street, New York.
179ARTHUR CLAASSEN,
180CONDUCTOR ARION SOCIETY.
181341 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
183MRS. L. P. MORRILL,
184SCIENTIFIC VOICE CULTURE.
185The Chelsea, 222 West 23d Street, New York.
187LEOPOLD WOLFSOHN,
188PIANO INSTRUCTION.
189Studio: 95 Carnegie Hall, New York.
190Brooklyn, 248 Putnam Avenue.
192THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING AND SCHOOL FOR PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE.
193230 East 62d Street.
194Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
195F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
197MME. LUISA CAPPIANI,
198VOICE CULTURE, SKILL OF SINGING.
199"The Gosford," 236 West 95th Street,
200Near Broadway, New York.
202MRS. ST. JOHN-BRENON,
203CONVERSATIONAL VOICE SPECIALIST.
204Studio: 303 Carnegie Hall, New York.
206RICHARD T. PERCY,
207Te.: 1351 Columbus.
208Room 1201,
209Carnegie Hall.
211MISS ADELE MARGULIES,
212PIANO INSTRUCTION.
213Sherwood Studios,
21458 West Fifty-seventh Street, New York.
216HENRY HOLDEN HUSS,
217PIANOFORTE AND THEORY.
218Wednesday and Saturday, 245 Carnegie Hall.
219Address only 318 East 150th Street, New York.
221FRANCIS FISCHER POWERS,
222VOICE CULTURE and THE ART OF SINGING.
223Studio (and invariable address) 1 Carnegie Hall, New York. New York season October 10 to May 1; Kansas City, Mo., season, Pepper Building, May 15 to August 12; Los Angeles, Cal., season, Westminster Hotel, August 10 to October 10.
225JULIA C. ALLEN,
226VIOLIN SOLOIST and TEACHER.
228CORDELIA FREEMAN,
229VOICE CULTURE.
230Powers Alexander Studios.
231Carnegie Hall, New York.
233NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MUSIC,
234179 East 64th Street, New York.
235Wm. M. SEMACHER, Director.
236"I regard Mr. Lamperti as the greatest teacher of piano in this country."
237Henry T. Fleck, Director of Music,
238Normal College, New York City.
240HENRY T. FLECK,
241Conductor Harlem Philharmonic Society of the City of New York.
242Address: Normal College, New York.
244HENRY SCHRADIECK'S
245VIOLIN SCHOOL.
246Violin, Piano, Theory and Ensemble Playing.
247Residence and Studio:
248535 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
250HENRY LOREN CLEMENTS,
251VOCAL CULTURE.
2523 East Fourteenth Street, New York.
253Would be pleased to meet by appointment, free of charge, anyone wishing to learn his system.
255MR. EMILIO AGRAMONTE,
256VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
257255 Fifth Avenue, New York.
259F. W. RIESBERG,
260ACCOMPANIST.
261Instruction—Piano, Organ, Harmony.
262With THE MUSICAL COURIER.
263Organist Roseville Avenue Presbyterian Church, Newark.
264Residence Studio:
265954 Eighth Ave., corner 56th St., 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: 836 Carnegie Hall, New York.
272MME. EMMA RODERICK,
273Rapid Development and COMPLETE EDUCATION OF THE VOICE.
274312 West Eighty-first Street, New York.
276MRS. GRENVILLE SNELLING,
277SOPRANO.
278Concerts, Recitals, Musicals, 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.
287Six years instructor at the Virgil Piano School. Pupil of Heinrich Barth and Moritz Moszkowski. Classes in Sight Reading, Ear Training and Time Keeping. Studio: 132-133 Carnegie Hall, City.
289SERRANO VOCAL AND PIANO INSTITUTE,
290323 East 14th Street, New York.
291Conducted by
292MR. AND MRS. CARLOS A. DE SERRANO.
293TEACHERS OF CHARLOTTE MACONDA, MRS. C. MIHR HARDY AND JOSEPH MAERZ.
295EUGENE C. HEFFLEY,
296PIANIST AND TEACHER.
297Studio: 707-708 Carnegie Hall.
299ADELAIDE C. OKELL,
300PIANO INSTRUCTION.
301Certificated pupil of Teresa Carreño.
302Studio: 57 West Eighty-fourth Street, New York.
304ALICE GARRIGUE MOTT,
305VOCAL CULTURE.
306172 West 79th Street, New York.
308MR. AND MRS. THEO. J. TOEDT,
309VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
310Home Studio: 151 East 62d Street, New York.
312LENA DORIA DEVINE,
313VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
314A Representative Teacher of the methods of the famous master, FRANCESCO LAMPERTI.
315136 Fifth Avenue, New York.
317FLORENCE DE VERE BOESE,
318TONE PLACING and the ART OF EXPRESSION.
319Vocal Studio: 557 Fifth Avenue, New York.
321CARL VENTH,
322VIOLIN SCHOOL.
32314 Seventh Avenue,
324Brooklyn, New York.
326LOUIS ARTHUR RUSSELL,
327VOCAL STUDIO,
328Carnegie Hall,
329New York.
331ISIDORE LUCKSTONE,
332VOCAL CULTURE, TONE EMISSION,
333VOICE BUILDING, STYLE,
334REPertoire, Finish.
335128 East 64th St., or address MUSICAL COURIER.
337ARTHUR VOORHIS,
338CONCERT PIANIST—INSTRUCTION
33986 Washington Square East, New York.
341SARAH KING PECK,
342SOPRANO.
343Concerts and Oratorio,
34455 West Eighty-fifth Street, New York.
346MISS GENEVIEVE BISBEE,
347PIANIST.
348PIANO INSTRUCTION.
349Studies: 1109-1110 Carnegie Hall, New York City.
351SIGNOR A. CARBONE,
352Member several years Metropolitan Grand Opera Company.
353VOICE CULTURE IN ALL BRANCHES.
354Summer Course.
355Studio: 240 Fifth Avenue, New York.
357S. ARCHER GIBSON, F. A. G. O.
358COMPOSER—ORGANIST—CONDUCTOR
359"Brick" Church.
360Address: 412 Fifth Avenue.
361Temple "Beth El."
363PRICE-COTTLE CONSERVATORY,
3642105 Seventh Ave., corner 125th St., New York.
365Daily Class—Clavier, Piano.
366Overcomes the difficulties usually encountered in giving young pupils a thorough musical education.
367Adult Class—Morning and Evening. Pupils accepted at any age. Call or write for circular.
369MME. OGDEN CRANE,
370VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
371Residence Studio: 874 Carnegie Hall.
372Telephone: 1350 Columbus.
374MRS. STELLA PRINCE STOCKER,
375VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
376Illustrated Lectures on Music.
377Residence Studio: "The Park View,"
378Corner 104th Street and Central Park West.
380MISS INGA HOEGS BRO,
381PIANIST AND TEACHER.
382Graduate of Copenhagen Conservatoire.
383Mason-Virgil Synthetic Methods.
384Studio: 705-706 Carnegie Hall.
385Wednesdays, from 9 to 6.
387MISS FANNY M. SPENCER,
388SOLO ORGANIST.
389Soloist Pan-American Exposition.
390Instruction: Piano, Organ, Theory.
391145 East 23d Street, New York.
393JOHN YOUNG,
394TENOR
395The Wolfsohn Bureau,
396131 East Seventeenth Street, New York.
397Residence: 271 West 113th Street.
399WALTER L. BOGERT, one of two readings
400WALTER L. ROGERT, one of two readings
401Musical Lectures, Song Recitals, Conducting, Instruction in Harmony, Counterpoint and Song Interpretation.
40272 Lawrence St., Flushing, New York City.
404MAX BENDHEIM,
405VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
406Studio: 332 West Fifty-sixth Street.
407Combines the bel canto of the old Italian school with the declamatory style of the modern German. Particular attention paid to Breathing and Enunciation.
409MR. & MRS. WALTER H. ROBINSON,
410TENOR AND CONTRALTO.
411Oratorio, Concerts and Musicales.
412Voice Production and Répertoire.
413Studio: 405 Carnegie Hall, New York.
415MR. CARL C. MULLER,
416The renowned teacher of Harmony, Counterpoint and Composition, has resumed the teaching of these branches at his
417Studio: 1291 Lexington Avenue, New York.
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