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Musical Courier 1906-12-19: Vol 53 Iss 1395, 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: 15 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York.
16ADELE MARGULIES TRIO,
17ADELE MARGULIES, Pianist; LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, Violinist; LEO SCHULZ, Cellist.
18For terms and dates address: MISS MARGULIES, 58 West 57th St., New York.
20Granberry Piano School
21GEO. F. GRANBERRY, Director
22FAELTEN SYSTEM Carnegie Hall
24M. B. DE BOR
25Teacher of Artistic Singing in Italian, French, German and English. Pure Italian method of voice placing and tone building. Perfect breathing. Personal and Correspondence Lessons.
26STUDIOS: 817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
28J. EDMUND SKIFF
29TENOR Voice Culture
30STUDIO: Room 504, CARNEGIE HALL
32MRS. EDMUND SEVERN,
33Voice and Piano.
34Edmund Severn, Violinist, Teacher, Lecturer.
35For Concerts—SEVERN TRIO
36(Piano, Violin and 'Cello).
38131 WEST FIFTY-SIXTH STREET.
39Phone 2003R Columbus.
41M. W. GOUDEKET,
42BASS-BARITONE.
43Concerts, Oratorio, Recitals.
4469 W. Ninety-third St., New York.
46M. ELFERT-FLORIO
47THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
48ACKNOWLEDGED VOICE SPECIALIST
49Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
50RAPID AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD TAUGHT
51EXCELLENT RESULTS GUARANTEED
52Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lumb, soprano; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairlan Garner, tenor; Miss Nyack, N. Y.; Mrs. Leon Wayave, contralto, now singing in Brooklyn; Robert Ford, tenor, New York; John McFarlane, tenor, New York; Charles Connor, tenor, singing in light opera; Louisa Campean, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists.
53STUDIO: 22 WEST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORK
55WILLIAM H. DONLEY
561625 Park Ave.
57INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
58Concert Organist and Supervising Architect
60BARROW VIRGIL Piano School
6119 West 16th Street, NEW YORK.
62SPECIAL EXPERT METHODS employed of Great Importance to Teachers and those desiring to Learn to Teach or to become Public Players.
63Fall Term began September 19, 1906
65STRASSBERGER CONSERVATORIES OF MUSIC
66Established 1886.
67Northside: 2200 St. Louis Ave.
68Southside: Grand and Shenandoah Aves.
69ST. LOUIS, MO.
70The most reliable, 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.
7151 Teachers—Everyone an Artist among whom are:
72Dr. R. Goldbeck, Alfred Ernst, Nathan Sacks, Mrs. R. Goldbeck, Mrs. Alfred Ernst, R. S. Poppe, R. Stempf, etc.
73Reopens September 1st.
74TERMS LIBERAL.
75CATALOGUE FREE.
76Partial scholarships for deserving pupils and many other free advantages.
78NEW YORK.
80MRS. GRIFFIN WELSH,
81VOCAL CULTURE.
82Tone placing, deep breathing and perfect enunciation. Studio: 292 Clinton Ave., cor De Kalb, Brooklyn, N. Y.
84THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING, PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE
85230 East 62d Street
86Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
87F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
89DOUGLAS LANE
90Basso
91Tone Specialist and Coach
92Studios: 11 W. 21st St., New York.
9319 W. Park St., Newark, N. J.
95A. J. GOODRICH
96Author of "Analytical Harmony," "Theory of Interpretation," "Complete Musical Analysis," "Synthetic Counterpoint," "New Method of Memorizing," etc.
97Personal or Correspondence Lessons.
98Residence Studio: 80 St. Nicholas Ave., New York.
99Wednesdays and Saturdays, 136 Fifth Ave.
101WILLIAM J. FALK,
102Assistant to Mr. Oscar Saenger.
103Teacher of Singing.
104Interpretation and Artistic Finish.
105Numbers among his pupils many well-known grand opera and concert singers.
106124 East 92d Street.
107Telephone: 1801 R-794h
109PAOLO GALLICO
110PIANIST
111STUDIO: II East 59th Street
112NEW YORK
114HERMAN EPSTEIN
115PIANIST. Carnegie Hall, New York
117MRS. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS
118SOPRANO, CONCERTS, RECITALS, CLUBS
119Thorough Instruction Voice Culture, Old Italian Method one of two readings
120Thorough instruction Voice Culture, Old Italian Method one of two readings
121Residence Studio: 443 Central Park West
122NEW YORK
124DUNNING SYSTEM of Improved Music Study for Beginners
125The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters of Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know it. Booklets describing the system and giving written indorsement of Leschetizky, Scharwenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others sent upon application.
126MRS. CARRIE L. DUNNING, 2325 Highland Avenue, BUFFALO, N. Y.
128BOSTON.
130CLARA E. MUNGER,
131TEACHER OF SINGING.
132177 Huntington Ave., Boston.
134ARTHUR J. HUBBARD
135VOCAL INSTRUCTION
136Assistants
137MADAME HUBBARD and FRED J. LAMB
138159A Tremont Street – Boston, Mass.
140JESSIE DAVIS,
141PIANIST.
142Concerts—Recitals—Lessons.
143Studio: Steinert Hall.
144Residence: 5 West Cedar St., Boston.
146MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
147VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
148246 Huntington Ave., Boston.
149Opposite Symphony Hall.
151FLETCHER MUSIC METHOD.
152EVELYN A. FLETCHER-COPP.
153Home Address: 107 Thorndike Street, Brookline, Mass.
155RUBINSTEIN
156HARRIET FOSTER
157MEZZO CONTRALTO
158151 W. 105th Street.
159Tel., 4186 River
161JEANNETTE K. VERMOREL
162Violinist
163Now touring with Mme. Colve Concert Co.
164MANAGEMENT
165CORT & KRONBERG.
166NEW YORK.
168FINNEGAN
169TENOR
170Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral
171Concert Oratorio Recital
1723157 Broadway
1735145-J. Morningside
175DE MOSS
176SOPRANO
177106 W. 90th Street
178Phone, 3396-J. River
179LOUDON CHARLTON, Manager
180Carnegie Hall, New York
182ETHEL CRANE
183SOPRANO
184216 West 109d Street
185NEW YORK
186Phone, 7820 River
188Peabody Conservatory of Music of Baltimore
189HAROLD RANDOLPH, Director.
190The Great Musical Centre of the South.
191Staff of Fifty-two Eminent European and American Masters, including
192Otis P. Bolse, W. Ed. Hefmendahl Pietro Minetti,
193Howard Brockway, J. C. Van Hulsteyn, Harold D. Phillips
194Alfred C. Goodwin, Ernest Hutcheson, Emmanuel Wad
195Bart Wirtz
196CIRCULARS MAILED ON APPLICATION.
198Mme. HILDEGARD HOFFMANN
199Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
200MR. HENRY HOLDEN
201RECITALS AND PIANO INSTRUCTION
202Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestras, &c.
203STUDIOS: Carnegie and Steinway Halls
204Address, 318 East 150th St. New York City
206HUSSE
207THE STARR PIANO CO.
208RICHMOND, IND.
209MANUFACTURERS OF ARTISTIC
210Grand, Upright and Player Pianos.
211SALESROOMS:
212CLEVELAND, Ohio: Nos 736 and 738 Euclid Ave.
213DAYTON, Ohio: No. 131 S. Main St.
214TOLEDO, Ohio: No. 329 Superior St.
215CINCINNATI, Ohio: No. 139 West 4th St.
216DETROIT, Mich.: Valpey Building Nos. 213-217 Woodward Ave.
217INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.: Nos. 138 and 140 North Penn. St. one of two readings
218INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.: Nos. 138 and 140 North Penn St. one of two readings
219RICHMOND, Ind.: Nos. 931-935 Main St.
221AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
222(THE METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC)
223EDGAR O. SILVER, President.
224212 West 59th St., NEW YORK CITY.
225THE FACULTY AND EXAMINERS:
226William Mason H. Rawlins Baker George Coleman Cow
227Albert Ross Parsons Herweg von Ende McCall Lanham
228Harry Rowe Shelley Modest Altschuler Mary Fidelia Burt
229Paul Savage Kate S. Chittenden Adrienne Remenyi von Ende
230Paul Ambrose William F. Sherman Margaret Goets and others.
23121st year begins Monday, September 24th, 1906.
232Send for Circulars and Catalogues.
233KATE S. CHITTERS, Dean of the Faculty
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