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Musical Courier 1907-03-20: Vol 54 Iss 12, 1907
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1THE MUSICAL COURIER.
3NEW YORK.
5EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
6THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA.
7Voice Culture in All Its Branches.
8The Evergreen, W. 76th St., New York City.
9Telephone: 2965 Riverside.
11MANFRED MALKIN,
12FRENCH PIANIST.
13Concerts and Instruction.
14Studio: 15 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York.
16ADELE MARGULIES TRIO,
17ADELE MARGULIES, Pianiste; 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 breathing and tone building. Perfect breathing. Opera, Oratorios, Songs
26STUDIOS:
27817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York
29J. EDMUND SKIFF
30TENOR Voice Culture
31STUDIO: Room 504, CARNEGIE HALL
33WEISS
34PIANO, VIOLIN AND HARMONY STUDIO
35A course in harmony and sight reading is included to piano pupils:
36151 East 54th Street, New York.
37ADULT BEGINNERS A SPECIALTY
39LILLIAN VERNON WATT,
40SOPRANO.
41Clarendon Hotel, New York City.
43A SANTUS SERAPHIN VIOLIN
44One of the finest in existence, rare specimen, for sale. The solo of one of the well known artists, $2,500. Also a Joch. Babe Guadagnini, very fine, $2,000, and two Testore, two Gagliano, Storioni, Ruggeri, Guitandus; a Francesco Ruggeri 'cello, $1,200; very fine Gagliano, Preziosi, Storioni, St. Pierre, Testore, $600; besides 200 other old violins and 'cellos from $75 to $900. Fine bows, cases, strings, etc. one of two readings
45One of the finest in existence, rare specimen, for sale. The solo of the world's best known artists. $2,500. Also a Joch. Babe Guadagnini, very fine, $2,000, and two Testore, two Gagliano, Storioni, Ruggeri, Guitandus; a Francesco Ruggeri 'cello, $1,200; very fine Gagliano, Preziosi, Storioni, St. Pierre, Testore, $600; besides 200 other old violins and 'cellos from $75 to $900. Fine bows, cases, strings, etc. one of two readings
46H. R. KNOFF, 119 East 23d Street, New York
47Maker of the Celebrated H. R. Knopf Violins, 'Cellos and Bows
49IRWIN EVELETH
50HASSELL
51Concert Pianist and Teacher of Piano
5214 West Ninety-eighth Street, New York
53Management
54ALLIED ARTS ASSOCIATION
5526 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
56Copyright. AIME DUPONT.
58BECKER BROS.
59CONSERVATORY
60ST. LOUIS, MO.
62M. ELFERT-FLORIO
63THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND-OPERA TENOR
64ACKNOWLEDGED VOICE SPECIALIST
65Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
66RAPID AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD TAUGHT
67EXCELLENT RESULTS GUARANTEED
68Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lumb, soprano; now teaching at Liberty, Mo.; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairfax Garner, tenor, of 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; Louise Campeau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists.
69STUDIO: 22 WEST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORK
71CUMMING
72SOPRANO
73CONCERTS, ORATORIOS, RECITALS.
74Haensel & Jones, Mgrs., 542 Fifth Ave., N. Y.
76FREDERICK WELD
77BARITONE
78Management of J. E. FRANCKE
79Knickerbocker Building, Room 934, 1482 Broadway
80NEW YORK
81Personal Address New Haven, Conn.
83VIRGIL Piano School
8419 West 16th Street, NEW YORK
85SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION, June 24 to July 24, 1907
86MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director
87Send for Special Catalogue
89NEW YORK
91MRS. GRIFFIN WELSH,
92VOCAL CULTURE.
93Tone placing, deep breathing and perfect enunciation. Studio: 292 Clinton Ave., cor. De Kalb, Brooklyn, N. Y.
95THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING, PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE
96230 East 62d Street
97Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
98F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
100DOUGLAS LANE
101Basso
102Tone Specialist and Coach.
103Studios: 187 W. 37th St., New York.
104119 W. Park St., Newark, N. J.
106A. J. GOODRICH
107Author of "Analytical Harmony," "Theory of Interpretation," "Complete Musical Analysis," "Synthetic Counterpoint," "New Method of Memorizing," etc.
108Personal or Correspondence Lessons.
109Residence-Studio: 80 St. Nicholas Ave., New York.
111WILLIAM J. FALK,
112Assistant to Mr. Oscar Reanger,
113Teacher of Singing.
114Interpretation and Artistic Finish.
115Numerous songs, his pupils many well-known in grand operas and concert singers.
116124 East 92d Street,
117Telephone: 4881-791h one of two readings
118Telephone: 4881-79th one of two readings
120PAOLO GALLICO
121PIANIST
122STUDIO: 11 East 59th Street NEW YORK
124HERMAN EPSTEIN
125PIANIST. Carnegie Hall, New York
127MRS. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS
128SOPRANO, CONCERTS, RECITALS, CLUBS
129Through Instruction Voice Culture, Old Italian Method
130Residence Studio: 463 Central Park West NEW YORK
132Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
133Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
134Mr. Henry Holden
135Recitals and Piano Instruction
136Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestras, &c.
137STUDIOS: Carnegie and Steinway Halls
138Address, 318 E. 150th St., New York City
140MARTIN GOUDEKET,
141CONCERT BARITONE.
142Dutch, French, German and English Repertoire.
143Voice Specialist, Art of Singing.
14469 W. 93d St., New York.
146DUNNING SYSTEM
147of Improved Music Study for Beginners
148The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters of Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know of it.
149Booklets, descriptive of the system and giving written endorsement of Leschetzky, Scharwenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others sent upon application.
150MRS. CARRIE L. DUNNING, 2925 Highland Avenue, BUFFALO N. Y.
151Teacher of Oriska Worden, soprano, now singing abroad; Mrs. Clarence Hale, soprano; Mrs. C. B. Huit, concert and oratorio singer, of Charleston, S. C.; George B. Barker, tenor, New York; Miss Belle A. Fisch, soprano, New York; Miss Jane Travers, soprano, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in opera, New York; Miss Kate Travers, soprano; Mr. Enrico Ormont, baritone, with Lulu Glaser; Albert Wible, tenor, soloist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lumb, soprano; now teaching at Liberty, Mo.; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairfax Garner, tenor, of 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; Louise Campeau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists.
152STUDIO: 22 WEST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORK
154BOSTON.
156RICHARD PLATT,
157PIANIST.
158Steinert Hall, Boston.
160ARTHUR J. HUBBARD
161VOCAL INSTRUCTION
162Assistants
163MADAME HUBBARD and FRED J. LAMB
164159A Tremont Street – Boston, Mass.
166MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
167VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
168246 Huntington Ave., Boston.
169Opposite Symphony Hall.
171ALICE WENTWORTH
172MAC GREGOR
173Teacher of Singing
174(MARCHESI PUPIL)
175Newbury Street BOSTON, MASS.
177FLETCHER MUSIC METHOD.
178EVELYN A. FLETCHER-COPP.
179Home Address: 107 Thorndike Street, Brookline, Mass.
181RUBINSTEIN
182HARRIET FOSTER
183MEZZO CONTRALTO
184151 W. 105th Street. Tel., 4120 River
186WILLIAM H. DONLEY
187Concert Organist and Supervising Architect
1881625 Park Ave.
189INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
191FINNEGAN
192DE MOSS
193ETHEL CRANE
194SOPRANO one of two readings
195216 West 109d Street one of two readings
196NEW YORK one of two readings
197Phone, 7380 River one of two readings
199(no line here) one of two readings
200MME. ROSA LINDE
201Contralto
202381 Central Park West
203NEW YORK
204(no line here) one of two readings
205Phone, 7380 River one of two readings
207HJALMAR VON DAMECK
208SOLO VIOLINIST
209THE DAMECK STRING QUARTET
210Residence and Studio
2111377 Lexington Ave., New York
213THE GREAT MUSICAL CENTRE OF THE SOUTH.
214Staff of Fifty-two Eminent European and American Masters, including
215Otis B. Bolse, W. Ed. Helmendahl, Pietro Minetti,
216Howard Brockway, J. C. Van Huisley, Harold D. Phillips,
217Alfred C. Goodwin, Ernest Hutcheson, Emmanuel Wad,
218Bart Wirtz
219CIRCULARS MAILED ON APPLICATION.
221THE STARR PIANO CO.
222RICHMOND, IND.
223MANUFACTURERS OF ARTISTIC
224Grand, Upright and Player Pianos.
225SALESROOMS:
226CLEVELAND, Ohio: Nos 736 and 738 Euclid Ave.
227DAYTON, Ohio: No. 131 S. Main St.
228TOLEDO, Ohio: No. 329 Superior St.
229CINCINNATI, Ohio: No. 139 West 4th St.
230DETROIT, Mich.: Valpey Building Nos. 213-217 Woodward Ave.
231INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.: Nos. 138 and 140 North Penns. St.
232RICHMOND, Ind.: Nos. 931-935 Main St.
234AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
235(THE METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC)
236EDGAR O. SILVER, President.
237212 West 59th St., NEW YORK CITY
238THE FACULTY AND EXAMINERS:
239William Mason
240Albert Ross Parsons
241Harry Rowe Shelley
242Paul Savage
243Paul Ambrose
244H. Rawlins Baker
245Herweg von Ende one of two readings
246Herwegh von Ende one of two readings
247Modest Ateschuler one of two readings
248Modest Atchuleser one of two readings
249Kate S. Chittenden
250William F. Sherman
251Geo. Coleman Gow
252McCall Lanham
253Mary Fidelia Burt
254Adrienne Remeny von Ende
255Florence Greene
256Margaret Coates and others.
25721st year begins Monday, September 24th, 1906.
258Send for Circulars and Catalogues.
259KATE S. CHITTENDEN, Dean of Faculty
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