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Musical Courier 1906-09-05: Vol 53 Iss 1380, 1906
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1THE MUSICAL COURIER.
3NEW YORK.
5EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
6THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA.
7Voice Culture in All Its Branches.
8The Evelyn, 101 W. 28th St., New York City.
9Telephone, 2969 Riverside.
11MANFRED MALKIN,
12FRENCH PIANIST.
13Concerts and Instruction.
14Studio: 13 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York.
16ADELE MARGULIES TRIO,
17ADELE MARGULIES, Pianiste; LEOPOLD LICHTERNBERG, Violinist; LEO SCHULZ, Cellist.
18For terms and dates address Miss MARGULIES, 58 West 57th St., New York.
20ALICE MAC GREGOR
21CHURCH-CONCERT-SOPRANO
22(MARCHESI)
23Address: MUSICAL COURIER, NEW YORK
25GEORGE F. GRANBERRY
26The Facetten System of Pianoforte Instruction.
27Normal Course for Music Teachers. Booklet.
28Carnegie Hall.
30M. B. DE BOR
31Teacher of Artistic Singing in Italian, French, German and English. Pure Italian method of voice placing and perfect breathing. Operas, Oratorios, Songs.
32STUDIOS:
33817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
35M. ELFERT-FLORIO
36RESIDENCE STUDIO: 108 West 48th Street (Near Broadway) one of two readings
37RESIDENCE STUDIO: 100 West 48th Street (Near Broadway) one of two readings
38Renowned Italian Operatic Tenor, recently LEADING VOCAL INSTRUCTOR OF BERLIN, teaches true ARTISTIC SINGING
39and correct Italian method of tone production. Professionals coached.
41MRS. OHRSTROM-RENARD
42Teacher of the Art of Singing in all its branches.
43Residence and Studio:
44444 Central Park West, New York City.
46MRS. EDMUND SEVERN,
47Voice and Piano.
48Edmund Severn,
49Violinist, Teacher, Lecturer.
50For Concerts—SEVERN TRIO
51(Piano, Violin and 'Cello).
52131 WEST FIFTY-SIXTH STREET.
53Phone 2503R Columbus.
55H. ETHEL SHEPHERD, Soprano
56Vocal Instruction. Pupil of Jean de Reszke, Oscar Saenger and Frank King Clark.
57Toronto Conservatory of Music
59HERMAN EPSTEIN
60PIANIST. Carnegie Hall, New York
6231 West 31st Street.
63New York, U.S.A.
65Rudolph Aronson
66Concert Direction Internationale
67Advance and Publicity Arrangements Made and Tours Booked and Arranged in the Principal Cities of Europe, United States and Canada.
69SEASON 1906-1907
70FERENZ HEGEDUS—Violin Virtuoso
71ARTHUR SHATTUCK—American Piano Virtuoso
72LEON RENAY—Baritone. Interpreter of Songs of the Modern French School
73MARIE COLLORODE—Soprano
74RAFAEL NAVAS—Spanish Piano Virtuoso
76FOR TERMS AND DATES APPLY TO
774 Rue Trenchet
78Paris, France
80RUDOLPH ARONSON, CONCERT DIRECTION INTERNATIONALE
8121 WEST 51ST STREET, NEW YORK
82European Representative—MAESTRO LEONCAVALLO AND COMPANY OF LYRIC ARTISTS, SCALA ORCHESTRA FROM MILAN.
84PARIS CHAMBER—Cornel Virtuoso. Endorsed by Joachim, Massenet, Leoncavallo, Jean de Reszke, Bamberg, Thome, Cowen, Safonoff, etc.
85—AND—
86REYNALDO HAHN—Composer, Conductor & Conférencier
882 Piazza San Carlo,
89Milan, Italy
91Genevieve Wheat,
92CONCERTS, ORATORIOS, RECITALS.
93Haensel & Jones, Mgrs., 542 Fifth Ave., N. Y.
95SHANNA
96CUMMING
97CONCERTS, ORATORIOS, RECITALS.
98Haensel & Jones, Mgrs., 542 Fifth Ave., N. Y.
100VIRGIL Piano School
10119 West 16th Street, NEW YORK.
102SPECIAL EXPERT METHODS employed of Great Importance to Teachers and those desiring to Learn to Teach or to become Public Players.
103Fall Term begins September 19, 1906.
104MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director
106NEW YORK.
108THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN
109PLAYING PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE
110230 East 62d Street
111Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
112F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
114DOUGLAS LANE
115Basso
116Tone Specialist and Coach.
117Studios: 138 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
118558 Broad St., Newark, N. J.
120A. J. GOODRICH.
121Author of "Analytical Harmony," "Theory of Interpretation," "Complete Musical Analysis," "Synthetic Counterpoint," "New Method of Memorizing," etc.
122Personal or Correspondence Lessons.
123Residence-Studio: 80 St. Nicholas Ave., New York.
124Wednesdays and Saturdays, 136 Fifth Ave.
126S. C. BENNETT
127VOCAL INSTRUCTION
128Suite 401, Carnegie Hall, New York.
130M. W. GOUDEKET,
131BASS-BARITONE.
132Concerts, Oratorio, Recitals,
13369 W. Ninety-third St., New York.
135WILLIAM J. FALK,
136Teacher of Singing.
137Interpretation and Artistic Finish.
138124 East 106th Street:
139700 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn.
140Telephones:
141Numbers among his pupils many well-known grand opera and concert singers.
143J. LESTER JANESKI
144TENOR
145VOICE PRODUCTION
146SBRIGLIA METHOD
147Studio: 54 W. 39th ST. Phone 2008-J 38th
149DUNNING SYSTEM
150of Improved Music Study for Beginners
151The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters of Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know of it.
152Booklets, descriptive of the system and giving written endorsement of Leichtizky, Scharwenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others sent upon application.
153MRS. CARRIE L. DUNNING, 225 Highland Avenue, BUFFALO, N. Y.
155WEISS
156PIANO, VIOLIN AND HARMONY STUDIO
157A course in harmony and sight-reading is included to piano pupils:
158153 East 54th Street, New York
159ADULT BEGINNERS A SPECIALTY
161BOSTON.
163CLARA E. MUNGER,
164TEACHER OF SINGING,
165177 Huntington Ave., Boston.
167ARTHUR J. HUBBARD,
168VOCAL TEACHER.
169159 Tremont Street,
170Boston, Mass.
172JESSIE DAVIS,
173PIANIST.
174Concerts—Recitals—Lessons.
175Studio: Steinert Hall.
176Residence: 5 West Cedar St., Boston.
178MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
179VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
180246 Huntington Ave., Boston.
181Opposite Symphony Hall.
183BOSTON.
185EBEN HOWE BAILEY,
186VOICE CULTURE, ARTISTIC SINGING,
187PIANOFORTE.
18830 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
190RICHARD PLATT,
191PIANIST.
192Steinert Hall, Boston.
194FRANK E. MORSE
195AND ASSISTANTS
196VOCAL INSTRUCTION
197Studio: 30 and 31 Steinert Hall, Boston
199FLETCHER MUSIC METHOD.
200EVELYN A. FLETCHER-COPP.
201Home Address: 107 Thorndike Street, Brookline, Mass.
203HARRIET FOSTER
204MEZZO CONTRALTO
205Management,
206Anderson Gurus, 7 W. 42d Street
208MUNSON
209CONTRALTO
210SOLOIST WORCESTER FESTIVAL 1906 one of two readings
211SOLONI WORCESTER FESTIVAL 1906 one of two readings
212AND SPRING TOUR
213THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA
2148 East 16th Street, New York
215Phone 131 River
217BARROW
218TENOR
2198 East
22016th Street,
221New York City
223VERMOREL
224Violinist
225New touring with Mme. Galve Concert Co.
226MANAGEMENT
227CORT & KRONBERG.
228NEW YORK.
230WAKEFIELD,
231CONTRALTO
232505 Carnegie Hall
233New York
235KING
236VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
237Concert and Recital. Instruction
238Management ALLIED ARTS ASSOCIATION
239Phone 6086 & 66 Main 26 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
241CRANE
242SOPRANO
243HOTEL PORTLAND
244Phone, 2064 Bryant
245125 West 42d Street.
246NEW YORK
248GEBHARD
249PIANIST
250NEW YORK, 10 WEST 40th STREET
251BOSTON, STEINERT HALL
252Mason & Hamlin Piano Used
254OVIDE MUSIN'S
255VIRTUOSO
256SCHOOL of VIOLIN
257From Beginning to Finishing
258189 rue Joseph II., Brussels
259Summer Classes June to October
260WRITE FOR TERMS
262Mme. HILDEGARD HOFFMANN
263Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
264MR. HENRY HOLDEN
265RECITALS AND PIANO INSTRUCTION
266Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestras, etc.
267STUDIOS: Carnegie and Stadway Hall
268Address, 318 East 150th St. New York City
270HUSS
271THE STARR PIANO CO.
272RICHMOND, IND.
273MANUFACTURERS OF ARTISTIC
274Grand, Upright and Player Pianos.
275SALESROOMS:
276CLEVELAND, Ohio: Nos. 736 and 738 Euclid Ave.
277DAYTON, Ohio: No. 131 S. Main St.
278TOLEDO, Ohio: No. 329 Superior St.
279CINCINNATI, Ohio: No. 139 West 4th St.
280DETROIT, Mich.: Valpey Building Nos. 213-217 Woodward Ave.
281INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.: Nos. 138 and 140 North Penns. St.
282RICHMOND, Ind.: Nos. 931-935 Main St.
284AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
285(THE METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC).
286EDGAR O. SILVER, President.
287212 West 59th St., NEW YORK CITY.
288THE FACULTY AND EXAMINERS:
289William Mason H. Rawling Baker Geo. Coleman Gow
290Albert Ross Parsons Herweg von Ende Mary F. Burt one of two readings
291Albert Ross Parsons Herweg von Ende M. C. Lanham one of two readings
292Harry Rowe Shelley Modest Altschuler Adrienne Remuyi von Ende one of two readings
293Harry Rowe Shelley Modest Altschuler Mary F. Burt one of two readings
294Paul Savage Kate S. Chittenden Fannie Greene one of two readings
295Paul Savage Kate S. Chittenden Adrienne Remuyi von Ende one of two readings
296Paul Ambrose William F. Sherman Margaret Goetz and others.
29721st year begins Monday, September 24th, 1906.
298Send for Circulars and Catalogues.
299KATE S. CHITTERDEN, Dean of the Faculty
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