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Musical Courier 1906-08-22: Vol 53 Iss 1378, 1906
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1MUSIC IN HOLLAND.
2THE HAGUE, August 1, 1906.
3Since Weingartner's visit to this country, there has been nothing very interesting or sensational, musically, for the storm raised by the "Parsifal" performances in Amsterdam last season did not repeat itself this year. The recent performances were a success for Viotta, the orchestra from Amsterdam and most of the performers.
5Not at all sensational was the performance of Mozart's C minor mass, in which the two sopranos, Mesdames Noordenich and Reddingius, and Miss van Linden van der Heuvel, from The Hague, were most appreciated. The first named lady, who had for many years retired from the concert world, has been welcomed everywhere with warmth. She has been missed, indeed.
6For the rest, it is at Scheveningen alone that the musical pulse is beating. Though Mr. Scharrer is known to be leaving the orchestra from Berlin with the end of next season—generally such knowledge is detrimental to the authority of a leader—he finds as much favor here as before. Among the soloists who appeared, Van Rooy, Henzel, Schwerke (from Frankfort) and Adrienne von Kraus-Osborne were most successful. Mrs. von Kraus had to give two encores, something quite unprecedented. (I remember only Francis Vlaube, who was put in the same predicament at The Hague.
8This week Mischa Elman is playing twice in our Kurzaal; Elise Kutscherra and Arthur de Greef are coming. We have had a Dutch concert in commemoration of the Rembrandt rejoicing, and an Italian concert, both not over interesting.
10Max Reger's "Serenade" will be produced by Baron von Zuylen, next winter here. Dr. J. de Jong.
12Blauvelt in Concert Again.
13The return to the concert stage again, even for a short period, of that celebrated prima donna, Lillian Blauvelt, will be welcomed by hundreds of her admirers and all music lovers throughout the country. Mme. Blauvelt sang to a tremendous house Sunday at Asbury Park, N. J., and proved that her hold on the public is as strong as ever. Engagements at Newport and other social centres are to follow, and this coming season, up to December 15, she is being rapidly booked for oratorio song recitals and concerts with the leading clubs and orchestras in every section of the country. The singer will undoubtedly repeat her earlier triumphs in the field.
15TURNER-MALEY SOPRANO
16ADDRESSES
17210 W. 107th St., New York
18Phone: 8117 Riverside
20ETHEL CRANE SOPRANO
21HOTEL PORTLAND
22Phone: 2964 Bryant
23132 West 47th Street,
24NEW YORK
26HEINRICH GEBHARD PIANIST
27NEW YORK, 10 WEST 40th STREET
28BOSTON, STEINERT HALL
29Mason & Hamlin Piano Used
31Louise ORMSBY SOPRANO.
32TOM DANIEL BASSO
33SOLOIST WORCESTER FESTIVAL, 1906
345 East 16th Street, New York
36PARIS.
37SCHOOL FOR ACTING
38EMILE BERTIN,
39Régisseur Général de la Scène de l'Opéra Comique.
40Stage Practice. In Cast.
4141 rue des Martyrs, Paris.
43MAISON ERARD
4418, Rue du Mail, PARIS.
45Maitre LÉONARD BROCHE,
46Professor of Singing.
47COMPLETE OPERATIC RÉPERTOIRE,
48Tuesdays, 9-11 A. M. and Saturdays, 2-5 P. M.
50DELLE SEDIE, Paris,
51Pure Italian Method. Complete course. Stage practice. Voice, lyric, declamation, language, solo, ensemble music, mise-en-scène.
52Class and individual lessons.
53Regular course, three years. Terms moderate.
5430 rue St. Petersbourg.
56FRIDA EISLLER
57(OF VIENNA)
58LESCHETIZKY'S
59Pupil and Authorized Representative
60Brilliant Autograph Testimonial
61Please write for appointment
62225 Rue St. Jacques (Luxembourg Gardens, Paris)
64SIGISMOND STOJOWSKI
65PUPIL OF PADREWSKI. one of two readings
66PUPIL OF PADERWEWSKI. one of two readings
67COMPOSER and PIANIST.
68Private and Class Lessons
6918 Rue Léo Delibes, PARIS
71Words for Song
72And we will write the MUSIC: A BIT will make you RICH.
73METROPOLITAN MUSIC CO.
74ST. James Bldg., New York
76H. ETHEL SHEPHERD, Soprano
77Vocal Instruction. Pupil of Jean de Reske, Oscar Swanger and Frank King Clark. To-only Conservatory of Music
79ALICE MAC GREGOR
80CHURCH-CONCERT-SOPRANO
81(MARCHESI)
82Address: MUSICAL COURIER, NEW YORK
84BALDELLI
85ANTONIO
86Of Principal European Opera Houses.
87Italian Baritone. Professor of Singing.
886 Rue Euler (Champs Elysées), Paris.
90ALBERTO BACHMANN,
91VIOLIN VIRTUOSO and PROFESSOR,
92203 Boulevard Péreire, PARIS
94DR. FERY LULEK
95Basso Cantante
96ORATORIO, CONCERTS, MUSICALES
97VOCAL INSTRUCTIONS
986 Rue de Belloy PARIS
100Dumartheray's Special School for French
10135 Rue de Berri (Champ-Elysées, PARIS)
102DICTION FOR SINGERS
103Phonetic Pronunciation, Conversation, Grammar, Literature, Declamation
104Collaborateur: LOUIS DELAUNAY, Sociétaire de la Comédie-Française.
105Pupils: Mlle Jane Noël of the Paris Opéra; Mlle. Gertrude Spitz of the Brussels Opéra; Mme. G. Whistler-Misick, American contralto; M. Oumoff, Bohemian baritone; John Silvestre James, of New York; Captain Saxton, Professor of French at West Point Academy, etc., etc.
107ITALY.
108VITTORIO CARPI
109VOCAL TEACHER IN FOUR LANGUAGES.
110Florence, Via Nazionale 24.
112JANPOLSKI
113ALBERT G.
114ORATORIO RECITALS
11531 West 31st Street,
116New York, U.S.A.
118Rudolph Aronson
119Concert Direction Internationale
120Advance and Publicity Arrangements Made and Tours Booked and Arranged in the Principal Cities of Europe, United States and Canada.
121SEASON 1906-1907
122FERENZ HEGEDÜS—Violin Virtuoso
123ARTHUR SHATTUCK—American Piano Virtuoso
124LEON REINAY—Baritone. Interpreter of Songs of the Modern French School
125MARIE COLLOREDO—Soprano
126RAFAEL NAVAS—Spanish Piano Virtuoso
127PARIS CHAMBERS—Cornet Virtuoso. Endorsed by Joachim, Massenet, Leoncavallo, Jean de Reszke, Bemberg, Thomé, Cowen, Safonoff, etc.
128—AND—
129REYNALDO HAHN—Composer, Conductor & Conférencier
130FOR TERMS AND DATES APPLY TO
131RUDOLPH ARONSON, CONCERT DIRECTION INTERNATIONALE
13231 WEST 31ST STREET, NEW YORK
133European Representative—MAESTRO LEONCAVALLO AND COMPANY OF LYRIC ARTISTS, Scala Orchestra from Milan.
1354 Rue Tronchet
136Paris, France
138NJALMAR VON DAMECK
139SOLO VIOLINIST
140THE DAMECK STRING QUARTET
141Residence and Studio
1421377 Lexington Ave., New York
144Edmund Aloise JAHN
145BASSO CANTANTE
146251 W. 71st St.
147Phone 483 Columbus.
149WILLIAM GRAFING
150VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
151Concert and Recital. Instruction
152Management ALLIED ARTS ASSOCIATION
153Phone 6085 & 86 Main 26 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
155Mme. ETTA EDWARDS,
156SINGING TEACHER, OF BOSTON
157Address, care of Musical Courier Co.
158NEW YORK
160PITTSBURG.
161RALPH BUTLER SAVAGE,
162TEACHER OF SINGING.
163Tuesday, Friday Saturday afternoon, 4:14 Sixth Ave. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday morning 217 Wallace Block, E. E. Pittsburg, Pa.
165JAMES STEPHEN MARTIN,
166VOICE CULTURE AND ARTISTIC SINGING.
167Studios: 6201 Walnut St., 500 Penn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa
169HERMAN EPSTEIN
170PIANIST. Carnegie Hall, New York
172THOMAS J. KELLY,
173TEACHER OF SINGING, OMAHA.
175ELEANOR CORYELL
176AUTHOR AND VIOLINIST
177Romance and Historical Recitals
178Romance and History for Children
179Concert Violinist
180Address Mrs. BACOCK, Carnegie Hall, New York
181Telephone: 2934 Columbus
183Concert Direction Daniel Mayer
184OPENED ITS NEW OFFICES AT
185CHATHAM HOUSE, GEORGE STREET HANOVER SQUARE LONDON.
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