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Musical Courier 1905-11-29: Vol 51 Iss 1340, 1905
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1PARIS.
2SOLO ORGANIST at ROYAL COURTS
3Roumania, Hungary, Wurttemberg.
4Soloist Paris Trocadéro, etc.
519 Rue Cortambert,
6GUSTIN WRIGHT
7Organiste de l'Eglise de Passy
8LESSONS RESUMED IN OCTOBER.
9PARIS.
10ANTONIO BALDELLI
11Of Principal European Opera Houses.
12Italian Baritone. Professor of Singing.
136 Rue Euler (Champs Elysées), Paris.
14WAGER SWAYNE
1539 Rue de Prony, PARIS.
16Mlle. M. MARTINI
17(Of the Grand Opera, Paris).
18SINGING—STYLE—ACTING.
19Public Auditions twice a month.
203 Rue Nouvelle, PARIS.
21DELLE SEDIE, Paris,
22Pure Italian Method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric, declamation, language, sol-fa, ensemble music, mise-en-scène. Class and single lessons. Regular course, three years. Terms moderate. 30 rue St. Petersbourg.
23LESCHETIZKY SCHOOL
24Miss FRIDA EISSLER
25(OF VIENNA).
26Pupil and Authorized Representative of PROF. THEODORE LESCHETIZKY.
27Brilliant Autograph Testimonials.
2885 La Rue Boëtie (Champs-Elysées), PARIS.
29SCHOOL FOR ACTING.
30EMILE BERTIN,
31Régisseur Général de la Scène de l'Opéra Comique.
32Stage Practice. In Cast.
3341 rue des Martyrs, Paris.
34MAISON ERARD,
3518, Rue du Mail, PARIS.
36Maître LÉONARD BROCHE,
37Professor of Singing.
38COMPLETE OPERATIC RÉPERTOIRE,
39Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2-5 P.M.
40Mme. OHRSTROM-RENARD
41Teacher of the Art of Singing in all its branches
42Residence and Studio
43444 Central Park West New York City.
44A. BUZZI-PECCIA
45ITALIAN VOCAL SPECIALIST.
46Especially recommended by Caruso, Sembrich, DeReszke and greatest artists.
47Circular on application.
48By mail only
4933 West 67th St.
50ATELIER BUILDING
51GEO. C. CARRIE
52TENOR
53160 West 106th St.
54Phone, 1116 River
55HARRIET FOSTER
56MEZZO CONTRALTO
57Management,
58Anderson Bureau, 7 W. 42d, Street
59MME. H. VON DOENHOFF
60VOCAL
611100 Madison Avenue.
62ALBERT. PIANO.
63PHONE,
641332 79th Street.
65STRASSBERGER'S CONSERVATORIES OF MUSIC
66North Side:
672200 St. Louis Avenue.
68South Side:
69Grand and Shenandoah Aves.
70ST. LOUIS, MO.
71The most complete and best equipped Music Schools with the strongest and most competent Faculty ever combined in a Conservatory in St. Louis and the Great West.
7248 Teachers—Every One an Artist
73Among whom are:
74Reopens September 1st
75SEND FOR CATALOGUE
76The Grand New South Side Conservatory will be opened to the public at large.
77APPLICATIONS RECEIVED NOW.
78SOLOIST
79Recent Concerts:
80STUTTGART—Royal Opera Orchestre.
81OSTEND—Kursaal Orchestra.
82BUDAPEST—Imperial Conservatory.
83BUCHAREST—Philharmonic Orchestra.
84MOSCOW—Imperial Conservatory.
85FRANK
86JACKSON, Tenor,
87CROXTON, Carnegie Hall
88NEW YORK CITY.
89BASSO,
901048 Longwood Ave., New York.
91Phone 2369 J Melrose
92MANAGER:
93HENRY WOLFSON.
94MRS. HENRY SMOCK BOICE
95VOICE and the ART OF SINGING
96Concentration of Tone, Clear Enunciation, Correct Breath Control, Legato and Diapason Voices Restored, Italian Method. Successful with Male Voices Reference.
97ELEANORE MARX, DRAMATIC SOPRANO
98CONCERT, ORATORIO, RECITALS. "The Newton," Broadway and 94th Street
99Louise ORMSBY
100SOPRANO.
101Address
1028 East 16th Street
103NEW YORK
104'Phone: 317 Riverside.
105TENOR
106Oratorio, Concert, Recital. Instruction.
107339 WEST 23rd STREET
108NEW YORK
109DUFALT
110HAN
111KRONOLD,
112YOUNG, Tenor
113267 West 118th Street, NEW YORK
114WHEELER
115American Academy of Dramatic Arts
116In connection with Mr. Charles Frohman's Empire Theatre and Companies. For Catalogue and information apply to the Secretary, Room 141 Carnegie Hall, New York.
117RUDOLF KING
118ACCOMPANIST, VOCAL COACH and TEACHER
119Residence Studio, 129 W. 47th St., City.
120'Phone, 317 Bryant.
121THE LATEST SUCCESS
122Whisperings of Love
123Rondo Capriccioso for Pianoforte by Edward Favenza.
124It is dainty, bright and pretty; there's something in it that distinguishes it from the thousands.
125A copy will be sent to all readers of the Musical Courier on receipt of 25 cents.
126EDWARD FAVENZA,
127233 West 22d St., New York City.
128PITTSBURG.
129THE VON KUNITS,
130SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ART.
131Luigi von Kunits, Concertmaster of the Pittsburgh Orchestra, Director,
132501 South Highland Ave., East End, Pittsburgh, Pa.
133RALPH BUTLER SAVAGE,
134TEACHER OF SINGING.
135Tuesday, Friday, Saturday afternoon, 414 Sixth Ave. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, 217 Wallace Block, E. E., Pittsburgh, Pa.
136JAMES STEPHEN MARTIN,
137VOICE CULTURE AND ARTISTIC SINGING.
138Studios: 6201 Walnut St., 500 Penn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
139WILLIAM M. STEVENSON,
140TEACHER OF SINGING.
141Studio: 344 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
142NINIAN B. YUILLE, TENOR.
143Musical Director Third Presbyterian Church. Concert, Oratorio, Recitals.
144804 Aiken Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
145EDWARD J. NAPIER,
146Organist-Director, Church of the Ascension, Pittsburg, Pa. Concert, Oratorio, Recitals. Organ Recitals.
147ERNEST FRANCOIS JORES
148Organist of Third Presbyterian Church
149ORGAN RECITALS
150Teacher of piano, organ and composition
1514927 Penn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
152EDMUND JAHN
153Basso Cantante!
154Wolfsohn Bureau, 131 East 17th Street.
155MARIE SEYMOUR BISSELL
156VOCAL INSTRUCTION
157Pupils prepared for Church, Concert and Oratorio
158Studio: 489 Fifth Avenue, New York
159BEATRICE EBERHARD
160VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
161Will accept Recital, Concert, and Orchestral Soloist Engagements.
162Address MANAGER
16368 West 83d Street
164NEW YORK
165HERMAN EPSTEIN
166PIANIST. Carnegie Hall, New York.
167EVA EMMET WYCOFF
168SOPRANO.
169Vocal Teacher.
170MR. FREDERIC WARREN,
171TENOR.
172Care of N. Vert, 6 Cork Street, London, W.
173THOMAS J. KELLY,
174TEACHER OF SINGING. OMAHA.
175ITALY.
176M. VITTORIO CARPI,
177VOCAL TEACHER,
178Viale Margherita 46, Florence, Italy.
179Italian School of Singing
180Signora VITTORIA COPPI BALDISSERI,
1812 Piazza Cavour, FLORENCE, ITALY.
182DIPLOMA PUPIL OF MARCHESI, Paris.
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