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Musical Courier 1905-03-08: Vol 50 Iss 1302, 1905
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1PARIS.
3SOLO ORGANIST at ROYAL COURTS
4Roumanie, Hungary, Wurtemberg.
5SIX YEARS PUPIL of ALEXANDRE GUILMANT.
6Soloist Paris Trocadéro, etc. 19 Rue Cortambert.
8SCHOOL FOR ACTING.
9EMIL BERTIN,
101er Régisseur de la Scène de l'Opéra Comique.
11Stage Practice in Cast.
1241 rue des Martyrs, Paris.
14RICHARD HAGEMAN
15(Late Chef d'Orchestre Royal Opera, Amsterdam),
16MUSICAL DIRECTOR and ACCOMPANIST.
17WAGNER RÉPERTOIRE for Artists a Specialty.
186 Rue de Ponthieu, Paris.
19Artists who have concurred with Mr. Hageman:
20Mmes. Mehta, Nevada, De Montjau, Raunay, Fregi, Kutacherra, Fanny Francesca, Electa Gifford and others.
22Mlle. M. MARTINI
23(Of the Grand Opera, Paris).
24SINGING—STYLE—ACTING
25Public Auditions twice a month.
263 Rue Nouvelle, PARIS.
28DELMA-HEIDE,
29GENERAL REPRESENTATIVE
30OF—
31The Musical Courier
32FOR—
33ITALY AND FRANCE,
34HOTEL DES CHÂTELAINS,
35184 Boulevard Haussmann, PARIS.
37London, England.
39MADAME MORIANI.
40Complete Vocal Training for Ladies and Gentlemen. Technique, Style, Repertoires of all kinds.
41Solo teacher of Alice Verlet, Prima Donna of the Grand Opéra, Paris; Claire Friché, who created La Tosca (Puccini), Opéra Comique, Paris; Madame Gherisen, the famous Flemish Wagnerian singer, formerly of Covent Garden and Drury Lane, London; Mme. Emma Birner, Classical Concerts, Brussels; Mme. Paris, etc.; Florence and Bertha Salter, Charles Tree, J. C. Lyons and Hugh Williams.
42For terms and particulars, write to the Secretary of Madame MORIANI'S SCHOOL, 3 York Place, Portman Square, London, England.
43Acting and Mise-en-Scène by M. Vermandele, who has assisted Madame Moriani for the past eighteen years.
45MR. FREDERIC WARREN,
46TENOR.
4727 York Street, Portman Square,
48London, W.
50ITALY.
52M. VITTORIO CARPI,
53VOCAL TEACHER,
54Viale Margherita 46, Florence, Italy.
56ENRICO BERTRAN
57Of La Scala, Milan, and Principal European Opera Houses.
58Professor of Singing in All its Branches.
59"BEL CANTO" A SPECIALTY.
60Principal Modern Languages Spoken.
61VIA FATEBENEFRATELLI, No. 19, MILAN.
63Italian School of Singing FOR LADIES.
64SIGNOR VITTORIA COPPI BALDISSERI,
6522 Piazza Cavour, FLORENCE, ITALY.
66Diploma Pupil of Marchesi of Paris.
68J. W. PARSON PRICE,
69VOICE CULTURE and ART of SINGING,
7010 East Seventeenth Street, New York.
71"I can confidently state that Mr. Parson Price's knowledge of the vocal male and female, and his style of singing entitle him to a high rank among teachers.—MANUEL GARCIA.
73GUSTIN WRIGHT
74Organiste de l'Eglise de Passy,
75PARIS.
76CONCERTS:
77February 24, Cracovie, Poland.
78February 29, Smolensk, Russia.
79March 3, Moscow (under Safonoff).
80March 4, Moscow.
82ANTONIO BALDELLI
83(Theâtre Royal, Madrid),
84ITALIAN BARITONE.
85Professeur de Chant.
866 Rue Euler (Champs Elysées), Paris.
88DELLE SEDIE, Paris.
89Pure Italian Method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric, declamation, language, solfège, ensemble singing, mise-en-scène. one of two readings
90Pure Italian Method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric, declamation, language, solfège, ensemble, and mise-en-scène. one of two readings
91Class and single lessons.
92Regular course, three years. Terms moderate.
9330 rue St. Petersbourg.
95WAGER SWAYNE
9618 Rue Antoine-Roucher (Autouil), PARIS.
98Mme. Artôt de Padilla
99THE VOICE—STYLE AND REPERTORY
10039 Rue de Prony, PARIS
101The following pupils in the Paris Grand Opéra:
102Bréval, Marcey, Heglon, Ganne, Flahaut, Nimidoff and Litvinne.
104SIGISMOND STOJOWSKI
105PUPIL OF PADEREWSKI,
106COMPOSER and PIANIST.
107Private and Class Lessons.
10812 Rue Léo Delibes, PARIS.
110PHILADELPHIA.
112VOICE MASTERY FOR SINGERS
113Practical Remedies for Vocal Ills.
114DR. B. FRANK WALTERS, Jr.
115Send for Circular. 1716 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
117THE STERNBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
118CONSTANTIN von STERNBERG, Principal.
119Complete musical education in all branches.
120Open from September 19. Write for catalogue.
121Fuller Building, 10 S. 18th St., Philadelphia.
123SENT FREE.
124A BOOKLET ENTITLED
125"Violins, Good and Poor"
126All Violinists should read it.
127CHAS. F. ALBERT
128205 South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 205
130OSCAR GAREISSEN
131VOICE CULTURE, RECITALS, CONCERTS,
13222 East Forty-Fifth Street, NEW YORK CITY.
134MRS. H. O. BROWN,
135PIANO TEACHER.
136Children and Beginners a Specialty.
137Instruction at Residence.
138Address: 479 West 146th Street, New York.
140FRANK J. BENEDICT,
141VOCAL STUDIO.
142Send for "Musical Possibilities of the Average Voice" and "A Few Things Worth Knowing About Voice Culture."
14311 West Twenty-first Street, New York.
145FRANK L. SEALY,
146ORGANIST ORATORIO SOCIETY AND FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
147Instruction, Organ Recitals, Conducting.
14878 West 88th Street
150ANNA BULKELEY HILLS
151VOCAL CULTURE.
152Hotel Newton, Broadway and 94th Street.
154To Musical People and to Professional Musicians:
155INVESTIGATE THE
156Krell Auto-Grand
157(COMPLETE CLASSICAL REPERTORY.)
158CATALOGUE.
159AUTO-GRAND PIANO CO., NEW CASTLE, IND.
161ELISE STEVENS, Soprano.
162305 West Fifty-fifth Street.
164GEO. H. DOWNING, BARITONE.
165Address
166JOHN W. NICHOLS, Manager.
16780 East 23d St., NEW YORK.
169EFFIE STEWART, Soprano.
17035 West 11th St., NEW YORK.
172HOMER MOORE, BARITONE.
173Address: 414 Central Park West, NEW YORK.
175ELEANORE MARX
176Dramatic Soprano.
177"THE NEWTON,"
178Broadway and 94th St.,
179NEW YORK.
181JOHN YOUNG, Tenor,
182267 West 118th Street.
184MARY HOWE SOPRANO
185Direction: MRS. BABCOCK, Carnegie Hall, New York.
187EUGENIA GETNER
188CONTRALTO.
189MANAGEMENT
190Mrs. BABCOCK,
191Carnegie Hall, New York
193HARRIET FOSTER,
194MEZZO SOPRANO CONTRALTO.
195Concert, Oratorio, Recitals.
196204 WEST 78th STREET.
197Phone: 1601 River. Management, HENRY WOLFSON.
199GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
20068 West 83d Street, NEW YORK.
201The only Music School empowered by Act of the Legislature to confer the regular University Degrees.
202DR. E. EBERHARD.
204EDWARD STRONG,
205TENOR,
2067 West Ninety-second Street, New York.
207Phone: 1424 River.
209Mr. & Mrs. LUDWIG
210Soprano and Viola.
2111242 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
212Phone: 2381 79th Street.
214MISS CLAY'S WEST END CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
215560 WEST END AVENUE, cor. 87th Street.
216ART, LITERATURE, LANGUAGES, KINDERGARTEN.
217FREE TRIAL LESSONS.
219WILLIAM BEARD, Baritone,
220421 Kimball Hall, CHICAGO, ILL.
222HILDEGARD HOFFMANN, Soprano,
223Oratorio, Concerts, Festivals.
224498 3d Street,
225BROOKLYN, N. Y.
227A. BUZZI-PECCIA,
228From the Royal Conservatory of Music, Milan.
229ITALIAN VOCAL SCHOOL.
230Traditional teaching of the classic Italian vocal masters. Indorsed by the greatest artists of present time. See Pamphlet, which will be sent on request. Studios 613 Lexigatos Ave., NEW YORK
232A Comprehensive Catalogue
233Of Instrumental Sheet Music, Folios and Instruction Works.
234Containing Solos and Teaching Methods for Pianoforte, Violin, Organ and all Orchestral Instruments. Carefully edited and an invaluable aid to Teachers. Sent free on request. Also our Complete Catalogue of Imported Songs.
235JOS. W. STERN & CO.,
23634 East 21st Street, NEW YORK CITY.
238BESSIE BONSALL,
239CONTRALTO.
240Oratorio, Church, Concert.
24171 West Twelfth Street, New York.
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