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Musical Courier 1905-11-29: Vol 51 Iss 1340, 1905
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1WILLIAM L. WHITNEY
2INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
3FOR VOCALISTS AND PIANISTS
4FLORENCE
5PALAZZO FERRONI
64 VIA TORNABUONI
7BOSTON
8SYMPHONY CHAMBERS
9246 HUNTINGTON AVENUE
10PARIS
11CHEZ LE TRIO CHAIGNEAU
12162 AVENUE VICTOR HUGO, 16e ARR.
14VOICE
16FLORENCE
17LOMBARDI
18Teacher of Caruso, DeLucia, Scotti, Calve, etc. Famous as Director of Opera and as Master of Singing in all its branches. Engaged to teach exclusively in this School.
20PARIS
21BALDELLI
22Is the representative of the Italian method in the Paris branch of this School. Has achieved great European success in opera.
24BOSTON
25PHILIP HALE
26CLASSES IN VOCAL ENSEMBLE
27INDIVIDUAL CRITICISM
28The specialization of the function of criticism is an original and important feature of the International School.
30BOSTON'S LEADING VOICE TRAINERS
31BOSTON
32GERTRUDE FRANKLIN
33BOSTON
34ROSE STEWART
36WILLIAM L. WHITNEY REPRESENTING LUIGI VANNUCCINI
37Mr. Whitney advises all who can do so to study with the greatest of the world's living singing masters, Sig. L. Vannuccini, who resigned his position as head of the International School for Vocalists in consequence of his partial retirement from teaching. All are advised to secure time while it is possible.
39PIANOFORTE
41BOSTON
42CARLO BUONAMICI
43High in the foremost ranks of the younger pianists of to-day. Remarkable, by gifts, training and heredity, as teacher and performer.
45FLORENCE
46GIUSEPPE BUONAMICI
47One of the greatest of European pianists and teachers. An authority, whose remarkable edition of Beethoven Sonatas has recently been issued by Augener, London.
49PARIS and BOSTON
50HAROLD BAUER
51Mr. Harold Bauer, whose widespread and unbounded success has won for him an enduring fame, will teach in the Boston School from November 23d to March, and in the Paris branch from March to July, continuing his instruction there through the Summer School. Mr. Bauer's absences are provided for in the arrangement for associate teachers of his election to assume supervision of his pupils' work during such absences. Mlle. CHAIGNEAU will carry on Mr. Bauer's work while he is away from Paris, and Miss Mary MAY-WINSOR will assume a like responsibility in the Boston School.
53For particulars concerning the International Summer Schools abroad, see subsequent issues of the Musical Courier. Students can be transferred from one branch to another without detriment to work.
55For particulars concerning the Wm. L. Whitney International School of Music, address the Secretary of the School, Symphony Chambers, 246 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
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