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Musical Courier 1903-02-25: Vol 46 Iss 1196, 1903
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1NEW YORK.
3EVA B. DEMING,
4School of Sight Singing, Ear Training and Choral Music. European and original methods. Classes forming. Send for circular.
5402-3 Carnegie Hall, New York.
7CARL M. ROEDER,
8PIANIST, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
9Studio: 1112 Carnegie Hall. Residence: 697 East 141st Street, New York.
11MADAME
12EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
13the Celebrated Prima Donna. Voice Culture in all its branches.
14101 West 70th St., corner Columbus Ave., New York City.
16HERMANN SPIELTER,
17COMPOSITION.
18Residence-Studio: 1190 Park Avenue.
20MISS HELENA AUGUSTIN,
21PIANIST,
22836 Seventh Avenue, New York.
23Concerts, Recitals, &c.
25HUBERT ARNOLD,
26VIOLINIST—INSTRUCTION.
27138 West 65th Street, New York.
29BRUNO HUHN,
30Piano Lessons and the training of accompanists. To Vocalists—Répertoire, Style and Finish.
3158 West Fifty-seventh Street, New York City.
33CAROLINE MIHR HARDY,
34DRAMATIC SOPRANO.
35814 Keap Street, Brooklyn, New York.
37A. J. GOODRICH,
38PERSONAL OR CORRESPONDENCE LESSONS IN HARMONY, COUNTERPOINT, COMPOSITION, ORCHESTRATION AND PRACTICAL MUSICIANSHIP.
39Author of "Analytical Harmony," "Theory of Interpretation," "Complete Music Analysis," "Synthetic Counterpoint," "New Method of Memorizing."
4080 St. Nicholas avenue, New York.
42HUGO STEINBRUCH,
43Conductor of Brooklyn Sängerbund. New York Studio: Steinway Hall. Brooklyn Studio and Residence: 10 Agate Court.
45ALFRED HUNTER CLARK,
46VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
47The Benedict, one of two readings
48The Benedict. one of two readings
4980 East Washington Square, New York.
51MISS FLORENCE HUBERWALD,
52DRAMATIC CONTRALTO.
53Management of Henry Wolfsohn. Voice Culture. Art of Singing. Carnegie Hall.
55MRS. W. E. BEARDSLEY,
56INSTRUCTION—PIANO.
57Studio: Pouch Gallery, Brooklyn, New York.
59KATE STELLA BURR,
60ACCOMPANIST.
61Vocal Culture, Style, Finish, Oratorio, Song work entire, Languages. The School of Church Music also concisely presented. Organist-Director Grace M. E. Church. Studio: 76 West 84th Street.
63HENRIETTE WEBER,
64PIANIST AND ACCOMPANIST.
65Instruction. Studio: 10 West 28th St., New York. Wissner piano used.
67MME. ANNA WERNER,
68LYRIC SOPRANO.
69Voice Culture and Artistic Singing. Thorough training for opera and oratorio. German, French and English songs, classical and modern. Home studio, 26 West Eighty-eighth street, New York.
71W. R. HEDDEN, Mus. Bac.
72Fellow Am. Guild of Organists. Organ, Piano, Harmony, Vocal Coaching, Choir Training, boys or mixed voices; Sight Reading. Large electric organ. 25 E. Thirty-fifth St. N. Y.
74KATHARINE PELTON,
75CONTRALTO.
76Concerts and Vocal Instruction.
7710 West Twenty-eighth Street.
78Phone: 3149 Madison Square.
80The only really Improved Practice Instrument.
81THE TEKNIKLAVIER.
82For sale and rent by Mrs. A. M. Virgil.
83VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL, 29 West 15th St., NEW YORK.
85NEW YORK.
87SALLY FROTHINGHAM AKERS,
88SOPRANO.
89Address: 126 West Sixty-sixth Street, New York.
91ARTHUR GRIFFITH HUGHES,
92BARITONE.
93Concert, Oratorio, Musicales, Vocal Instruction. 603 Carnegie Hall, or 91 West 10th Street, New York.
95ELISE REIMER,
96COACHING AND ACCOMPANYING.
97Studio: 800 Carnegie Hall. Phone: 1350 Columbus.
99DR. FRANKLIN LAWSON,
100TENOR.
101Tel.: 972 Riverside. 2611 Broadway, New York.
103KATHERINE RUTH HEYMAN,
104CONCERT PIANISTE,
10558 Irving Place, New York.
107MISS VIRGINIA BAILIE,
108Pianist and Teacher.
109LESCHETIZKY METHOD.
110Studio: 1202 Carnegie Hall, New York. one of two readings
111Studio: 1203 Carnegie Hall, New York. one of two readings
113J. W. PARSON PRICE,
114Voice Culture and Art of Singing.
11510 East Seventeenth Street, New York.
116"I can confidently state that Mr. Parson Price's knowledge of the voice, both male and female, and his style of singing, entitle him to a high rank among teachers."—MANUEL GARCIA.
118WIRTZ PIANO SCHOOL,
119120 West 124th Street, New York.
120Partial Scholarships. Circulars on application.
122MISS EMMA THURSBY,
123SOPRANO,
124Will receive a limited number of pupils. Studio: 605 Carnegie Hall. Residence: 34 Gramercy Park, New York City.
126LILLIE MACHIN,
127VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
128Certificated pupil of Vannuccini.
1291203 Carnegie Hall, New York.
131MME. MARIE CROSS-NEWHAUS,
132DIRECTOR, one of two readings
133DIRECTOR. one of two readings
134VOCAL AND OPERATIC SCHOOL.
135Voice Building, Tradition and Diction.
136St. Marc Building, 434 Fifth Avenue, New York.
138THEODORE PARKMAN CARTER,
139ACCOMPANIST,
140Concerts, Recitals, Society Musicales. The Biltmore, 56 West 58th St., New York.
142WILLIAM A. WEGENER
143TENOR.
144Concert and Oratorio. Vocal Instruction.
145401 CARNEGIE HALL
146Permanent address: 23 W. 84th Street, New York.
148JOSEPH JOACHIM SCHOOL.
149STRINGED INSTRUMENTS.
150GERALDINE MORGAN, Director.
151Orchestral and 'Cello Department, Paul Morgan.
152914 CARNEGIE HALL, New York.
154M. J. SCHERHEY,
155VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
156Combined Italian-French-German Method. Church, Concert, Oratorio, Opera.
157Studio: 760 Park Ave., corner 73d St., New York.
158SUMMER TERM. Telephone: Seventy-ninth, 1152.
160MAX DECSI,
161VOCAL SPECIALIST.
162Teacher of Anita Rio, Alice Nielsen, Sibyl Sammis, Ruby Shotwell, Piper, Agnes Paul De La Paz, Dr. Ion Jackson, Julian Walker, Bertha Winloe, Fitch and others not before the public.
163Studio: Carnegie Hall.
165ERNST H. BAUER,
166Solo Violinist and Teacher; also Theory and Harmony.
167Graduate of the Royal High School in Berlin.
168489 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.
170BOSTON.
172CLARA E. MUNGER,
173TEACHER OF SINGING.
174177 Huntington Street, Boston.
176MME. EDWARDS,
177VOICE CULTURE.
178Steinert Hall, Boston.
180PRISCILLA WHITE,
181VOCAL TEACHER.
182Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
184MME. SARGENT GOODELLE,
185LESSONS IN SINGING.
186Huntington Chambers, Boston.
188JOHN JEWETT TURNER,
189BARITONE. TEACHER OF SINGING.
190372 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
192ARTHUR J. HUBBARD,
193VOCAL TEACHER.
194159 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
196MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
197VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
1981494 Tremont Street, Boston.
200ARTHUR BERESFORD,
201Bass-Baritone.
202Oratorio, Concerts and Recitals. Vocal Instruction, Coaching in Oratorio a specialty.
203Huntington Chambers, Boston.
205Faelten Pianoforte School,
206Carl Faelten, Director,
20730 Huntington Ave., Boston.
208FULL PIANOFORTE COURSES including Sight Playing, Harmony, Transposition, Technique, Locomotion, Observation Lessons to Pupils. Pianoforte Lessons $185 per year. "A Complete Musical Education."
210CHARLES ALBION CLARK,
211TEACHER OF PIANO,
212ORGAN AND HARMONY.
2131494 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
215MISS ADAH CAMPBELL HUSSEY,
216CONTRALTO.
217Address: Care Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, Mass.
219STEPHEN TOWNSEND,
220BARITONE SOLOIST AND TEACHER.
221153 Tremont Street, Boston.
223BOSTON.
225Mr. and Mrs. H. CARLETON SLACK,
226LYRIC SOPRANO. BASS-BARITONE.
227Recitals—Chamber Concerts—Society Musicales.
228Studio: 131 Tremont Street, Boston.
230EDWARD PHILLIPS,
231BASS SOLOIST.
232Teacher of Voice and Piano.
233Steinert Hall, Boston.
235MR. FRANK MORSE
236and Assisting Teachers.
237Vocal Training for Soloists and Teachers.
23830 and 32 Steinert Hall, 164 Boylston Street, Boston.
240MISS EDITH E. TORREY,
241DRAMATIC SOPRANO.
242Concerts, Oratorio, Song Recitals.
243164 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass.
244Telephone: Back Bay 1089-9.
246MR. EVERETT E. TRUETTE,
247ORGAN, HARMONY AND PIANO.
248Large three-manual organ in studio.
249218 Tremont Street, Boston.
251HEINRICH SCHUECKER,
252Harpist, Boston Symphony Orchestra.
253Symphony Hall, Boston, Mass.
255BRUCE W. HOBBS.
256Art of Breathing and Tone Production.
257TENOR SOLOIST.
2581494 Tremont Street, Boston.
260MISS PAULINE WOLTMANN,
261MEZZO CONTRALTO.
262Address:
263New England Conservatory of Music, Boston.
265RAY FINEL,
266TENOR SOLOIST.
267Vocal Teacher.
268Huntington Chambers, Boston.
270MISS AMY RAY,
271Contralto.
272Oratorio, Recitals, Concerts,
273VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
274306 EAST 116th ST., NEW YORK.
276MICHIGAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
277Detroit, Mich.
278ALBERTO JONÁS, Director.
279The acknowledged leading musical institution of Michigan. All branches taught. Faculty of thirty-six eminent teachers, including world renowned artists. Prices moderate. New handsomely illustrated catalogue on application.
280F. L. ABEL, Secretary.
282Francis Motley,
283HELEN AND MABEL
284REYNOLDS,
285'Phone: 8419 18th St.
286"THE CRITERION," 60 West 10th St., New York.
288MISS MARIE LOUISE TODD.
289RESIDENCE STUDIO: HOTEL SAN REMO,
290SEVENTY-FOURTH STREET, CENTRAL PARK WEST.
291Circulars sent upon application. one of two readings
292(no line here) one of two readings
294CLAVIER PIANO SCHOOL AND
295SCHOOL OF PUBLIC PERFORMANCE.
296WINTER TERM A. K. VIRGIL, Director.
297BEGINS JAN. 5, 1908.
298Author and Founder of the Virgil Method.
299CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
300Children's Department. Special Musical and Technical Instruction. Directed by Miss Florence Dodd.
301REGULAR FRIDAY EVENING RECITALS.
302Send for Prospectus and Tickets to Recitals. Address
303CLAVIER HALL, 11 West 29th St., New York. Mrs. Hadden-Alexander
305Peabody Conservatory of Music of Baltimore.
306HAROLD RANDOLPH, Director.
307The Great Musical Centre of the South.
308Staff of thirty eminent European and American Masters, including
309John L. Barkworth, Alfred C. Goodwin, Ernest Hatcheson
310Otis B. Boise, W. Ed. Neimendahl, Pietro Minetti,
311Edwin Farmer, J. C. Van Huystein, Emmanuel Wad
312CIRCULARS MAILED ON APPLICATION.
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