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Musical Courier 1903-07-01: Vol 47 Iss 1214, 1903
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1ham, Edwin W. Glover, Cincinnati; F. Flaxington Harker, Asheville. Both associations are sending out circulars setting forth the fact that the convention will be a joint one, that it will be the quarter centennial of the National Association, and its first meeting in the South. An incomplete list of the artists is as follows: Pianists—William H. Sherwood and W. C. E. Seeboeck (Chicago), Ernest R. Kroeger (St. Louis), Dr. Henry G. Hanchett (New York), Clarence G. Hamilton (Providence, R. I.), Walter Spry (Chicago), Harold von Mickwitz (Sherman, Tex.), Henry Eames (University of Nebraska, Lincoln); Georgia Kober (Chicago); Otto Pfefferkorn (Brenau College, Georgia), Frank Nelson (Knoxville, Tenn.). Vocalists—Dr. Carl E. Dufft, bass (New York); Frederic Martin, bass (Boston); Miss Pauline Woltmann, contralto (Boston); Miss Dell Martin Kendall, soprano (Cincinnati); Rowland D. Williams, baritone (Memphis); Edith Marion Clark-Harker (Biltmore). Violinists—Albert T. Foster (Providence, R. I.), William Gussen (Knoxville), J. F. Shurman (Louisville). Organist—F. Flaxington Harker, in recital at All Souls Church, Biltmore.
3C. N. Colwell gave his forty-eighth, forty-ninth and fiftieth pupils' piano recitals June 9, 10 and 11, at Grand Rapids, Mich., with pupils of Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Wikstrom, Mrs. Frederick G. Aldworth and William T. Harris. Mr. Colwell's and Mr. Harris' pupils taking part were Miss Bessie Wood, Miss Henrietta Schneider, Miss Katherine Matheson, Miss Grace Simmons, Miss Martha Holmes, Miss Helen Parker, Miss Mabel Norton, Miss Lena Spencer, Miss Lena Brown, Miss Vina McNaughton, Miss Marjory Kirk, Miss Jessie Chapman and Albert B. Newton, Carl Butkau, Hazel Riley. Orchestral parts were accompanied on organ by C. N. Colwell. The other accompanists were Mrs. E. W. E. Paterson, Miss Evelyn Goodsell and Miss Daisy Findlater. The vocal pupils of Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Wikstrom taking part were Miss Amy Dosker, of Holland, Mich.; Mitchell Danforth, Miss Bertha Sekell, Miss Edith Holden, Miss Fannie Califf, Master Charles Rouse, Miss Luella Jessup, Miss Bertha Kutche, Miss Minnie Rowland, Miss Anna Hahn, Mrs. R. W. Stone, of Alto, Mich.; Miss June Wallace Lathrop, Miss Blanche Thompson, Miss Eleanore Osborne. The recital with vocal pupils of F. G. Aldworth was given by Miss Lena Belle Bridgeman, Mrs. Charles Heth, Mrs. Arthur Wykes, Miss Frances van Zoeren, Miss Sabrina Buys, Miss Clara Peck, Mrs. F. E. West, Mrs. Reuben Moritz, Miss Zoe Tuttle, of Big Rapids; Miss Francesca Lopez, Miss Jessie Houseman, of Muskegon; Miss Eleanor Osborne, Miss Marguerite Kortlander, Miss Maude Kleyn, of Holland; Miss Anna Hensen and Miss Kate Baxter. one of two readings
4C. N. Colwell gave his forty-eighth, forty-ninth and fiftieth pupils' piano recitals June 9, 10 and 11, at Grand Rapids, Mich., with pupils of Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Wikstrom, Mrs. Frederick G. Aldworth and William T. Harris. Mr. Colwell's and Mr. Harris' pupils taking part were Miss Bessie Wood, Miss Henrietta Schneider, Miss Katherine Matheson, Miss Grace Simmons, Miss Martha Holmes, Miss Helen Parker, Miss Mabel Norton, Miss Lenore Spencer, Miss Lena Brown, Miss Vina McNaughton, Miss Marjory Kirk, Miss Jessie Chapman and Albert B. Newton, Carl Butkau, Hazel Riley. Orchestral parts were accompanied on organ by C. N. Colwell. The other accompanists were Mrs. E. W. E. Paterson, Miss Evelyn Goodsell and Miss Daisy Findlater. The vocal pupils of Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Wikstrom taking part were Miss Amy Dosker, of Holland, Mich.; Mitchell Danforth, Miss Bertha Sekell, Miss Edith Holden, Miss Fannie Califf, Master Charles Rouse, Miss Luella Jessup, Miss Bertha Kutche, Miss Minnie Rowland, Miss Anna Hahn, Mrs. R. W. Stone, of Alto, Mich.; Miss June Wallace Lathrop, Miss Blanche Thompson, Miss Eleanore Osborne. The recital with vocal pupils of F. G. Aldworth was given by Miss Lena Belle Bridgeman, Mrs. Charles Heth, Mrs. Arthur Wykes, Miss Frances van Zoeren, Miss Sabrina Buys, Miss Clara Peck, Mrs. F. E. West, Mrs. Reuben Moritz, Miss Zoe Tuttle, of Big Rapids; Miss Francesca Lopez, Miss Jessie Houseman, of Muskegon; Miss Eleanor Osborne, Miss Marguerite Kortlander, Miss Maude Kleyn, of Holland; Miss Anna Hensen and Miss Kate Baxter. one of two readings
6Horace Horton Kinney.
8THOSE of us who have attended the delightful musicales given by Horace Horton Kinney at his studios in Carnegie Hall will regret to learn that the series has been brought to a close. Mr. Kinney will take a well earned rest for two weeks and, yielding to the opportunities of his pupils, return to the city for a summer season of teaching.
10Mr. Kinney's success in New York has been duplicated in Elizabeth, N. J., where his advent has given a fresh impetus to things musical, as evidenced by the splendid notice which appeared in the Elizabeth Republican the morning after his pupils' musicale. Great stress was laid upon Mr. Kinney's method and teaching ability as they were noted in the excellent tone placement, enunciation and finesse of his pupils.
12PARIS.
14SCHOOL FOR ACTING.
15EMIL BERTIN,
161er Régisseur de la Scène de l'Opéra Comique.
17Stage Practice. In Cast.
1841 rue des Martyrs, Paris.
20LA VILLA VIOLETTE
21TROCADERO,
2225 rue Raynouard. Madame Fiesinger.
23Assortment of rooms. Excellent table. Gardens.
24All facilities of bus and tram.
26MLLE. NILANDE,
27Authorized Teacher of the Yersin Phono-Rhythmic Method. French Diction. French Language.
28(Ave. Marceau.) as rue de Chaillot.
30ECOLE LESCHETIZKY.
31FRIDA EISSLER,
32Pupil and authorized representative of PROF. LESCHETIZKY.
33Brilliant Autograph Diploma.
3469 Avenue d'Antin, Champs Elysees, Paris.
36MISS JULIA KLUMPKIE,
37VIOLINISTE.
38Pupil of MM. Eugene Sayse and G. Rémy.
39Concerts, Musicales, Lessons, Violin and Accompaniment.
4010 rue Froidevaux.
42Mme. ROSINE LABORDE,
43PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
4466 rue de Pontien, Paris.
46PARIS.
48BALDELLI,
49ITALIAN BARITONE.
50Théâtre Royal, Madrid. Professeur de Chant.
51(Champs Elysées.)
526 rue Euler, Paris.
54MME. J. VIEUXTEMPS,
55VOCAL PROFESSOR.
56Classes and Private Lessons. Placing and Mending of Tones. 25 rue de Tocqueville (Monceau).
58MLLE. KIKINA,
59PROFESSEUR DE CHANT.
60Ancienne Elève de MARCHESI.
61100 Avenue de Villiers, Paris.
63MLLE. GRACE LEE HESS
64Supplementary Education.
65SCHOOL.
66French Language Obligatory.
67145 Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris.
69THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
70Rapidly, easily and correctly mastered by
71KIMON'S PRACTICAL SYSTEM.
72(3 francs, post free.)
73Private lessons by M. D. Kimon.
7410 rue Cambon, Paris.
76DELLE SEDIE, Paris.
77Pure Italian Method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric, declamation, language, solfège, ensemble music, mise-en-scène.
78Class and single lessons.
79Regular course three years. Terms moderate.
8030 rue St. Petersbourg.
82London, England.
84MME. MORIANI.
85Private Academy for Voice Training and School for Opera.
86Complete Training for Voice, Style and the Different Repertoires.
87Special Classes for Gentlemen on each Monday and Thursday from 3 to 7.
88Solo teacher of Alice Verlaine, Claire Frichot, the incomparable "Louise" of Charpentier's opera, and Madame Birner.
89For terms and particulars write to the Secretary of Madame Moriani's School, 3 York Place, Baker Street, London W., England.
91RENÉ PAPIN,
92Authorized Representative of the Yersin Method of French Diction.
937 Dorset Square, W., London.
94(Near Baker Street station.)
96London, England.
98PROF. MICHAEL HAMBOURG'S
99ACADEMY FOR THE HIGHER DEVELOPMENT OF PIANOFORTE PLAYING.
100Clifton Gardens, Maida Vale.
102MARIE WITHROW,
103VOICE PRODUCTION.
10484 New Bond Street, London.
106MAESTRO ARTURO MARZANI
107Royal Opera Tenor, Teacher of prominent Professionals. Method: Lamperti and Maurice Strakosch; latter teacher of Patti, Nilsson, Kellogg, etc. Perfect Voice Placing, Cantilene, Repertory, Opera Engagements secured. Italian, English, French and German spoken.
108Prospectus, Berlin W., Lützow Str. 981.
110THE WOODRUFF METHOD
111OF TEACHING
112Non-syllable Sight Reading, Piano, Music History and Harmony.
113H. ESTELLE WOODRUFF,
11436 East 23d Street, New York City.
116CLARA WINSTEN,
117SOPRANO.
118CONCERT and ORATORIO,
119353 West 118th Street,
120NEW YORK.
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