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Musical Courier 1907-05-08: Vol 54 Iss 19, 1907
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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. 78th 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, Pianiste; LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, Violinist; LEO SCHULZ, 'Cellist.
18For terms and dates address, Miss MARGULIES, 58 West 57th St., New York.
20M. B. DE BOR
21Teacher of Artistic Singing in Italian, French, German and English. Pure Italian method of voice placing and tone breathing. Performers' breathing. Opera Oratorios, Songs.
22STUDIOS:
23817-818 Carnegie Hall, New York.
25J. EDMUND SKIFF
26TENOR Voice Culture
27STUDIO: Room 504, CARNEGIE HALL
29WEISS
30PIANO, VIOLIN AND HARMONY STUDIO
31A course in harmony and sight reading is included to piano pupils:
32151 East 54th Street, New York.
33ADULT BEGINNERS A SPECIALTY
35LILLIAN VERNON WATT,
36SOPRANO.
37Clarendon Hotel, New York City.
39A SANTUS SERAPHIN VIOLIN
40One of the finest in existence, rare specimen, formerly the solo instrument of a well known artist. $2,500. Also a Joh. Babi, Guadagnini, very fine, $2,000. Also a fine Italian Violin, $1,500; a fine Ruggeri, Guitandus; a Francesco Ruggeri 'cello, $1,200; very fine Francesco Presenda 'cello, $1,000. Paris, Teatore, $600; besides 200 other old violins and 'cellos from $75 to $600. Fine bows, cases, strings, etc.
41H. R. KNOFF, 119 East 23d Street, New York
42Maker of the Celebrated H. R. Knopf Violins, 'Cellos and Bows
44IRWIN EVELETH
45HASSELL
46Concert Pianist and Teacher of Piano
473405 Broadway, New York
48Management
49ALLIED ARTS ASSOCIATION
5026 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
52PAOLO GALLICO
53PIANIST
54STUDIO: 11 East 59th Street
55NEW YORK
57M. ELFERT-FLORIO
58THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
59ACKNOWLEDGED VOICE SPECIALIST
60Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
61RAPID AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD TAUGHT
62EXCELLENT RESULTS GUARANTEED
63Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lumb, 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, Newark, N. J.; Miss Grace Ryan, soprano, New York; Mrs. James Travers, baritone, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in New York; Miss Kate Travers, soprano; Mr. Enrico Ormont, baritone, with Lulu Glaser; Albert Wahle, tenor soloist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; 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; Louisa Campeau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists.
64STUDIO: 22 WEST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORK
66FREDERICK WELD
67SHERWOOD
68JOHN YOUNG
69ERNESTO
70CONSOLI
71PIANIST
72ADDRESS: 202 Michigan Ave.
73CHICAGO, ILL.
75VIRGIL Piano School
7619 West 16th Street, NEW YORK
77SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION, June 24 to July 24, 1907
78MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director
79Send for Special Catalogue
81NEW YORK
82THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING, PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE
83220 East 62d Street
84Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
85F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
87DOUGLAS LANE
88Basso
89CONCERT ORATORIO RECITALS
90Tone Specialist and Coach.
91Studios: 57 W. 37th St., New York.
9219 W. Park St., Newark, N. J.
94A. J. GOODRICH
95Author of "Analytical Harmony," "Theory of Interpretation," "Complete Musical Analysis," "Synthetic Counterpoint," "New Method of Memorizing," etc.
96Personal or Correspondence Lessons.
97Residence-Studio: 80 St. Nicholas Ave., New York.
99WILLIAM J. FALK,
100Assistant to Mr. Oscar Seegner,
101Teacher of Singing.
102Interpretation and Artistic Finish.
103Numbers among his pupils many well-known grand opera and concert singers.
104136 East 106th Street,
105Telephone, 4851-70th
107MRS. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS
108SOPRANO, CONCERTS, RECITALS, CLUBS
109Thorough Instructing Voice Culture, Old Italian Method
110Residence Studio: 463 Central Park West
111NEW YORK
113Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
114Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
115Mr. Henry Holden
116Recitals and Piano Instruction
117Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestras, &c.
118STUDIOS: Carnegie and Steinway Halls
119Address: 318 E. 150th St., New York City
121DUNNING SYSTEM
122of Improved Music Study for Beginners
123The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters of Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know of it. Emphasis, description of the system, and giving written endorsement of Leschetizky, Schawrzenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others sent upon application.
124MRS. CARRIE L. DUNNING, 295 Highland Avenue, BUFFALO N. Y.
126ADOLF GLOSE,
127CONCERT PIANIST.
128Address: 1415 K St. N. W., Washington, D. C.
129Everett House, New York.
131Teacher of Oriska Weden, 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, Newark, N. J.; Miss Grace Ryan, soprano, New York; Mrs. James Travers, baritone, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in New York; Miss Kate Travers, soprano; Mr. Enrico Ormont, baritone, with Lulu Glaser; Albert Wahle, tenor soloist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; 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; Louisa Campeau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists. one of two readings
132Teacher of Orisaka Weden, 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, Newark, N. J.; Miss Grace Ryan, soprano, New York; Mrs. James Travers, baritone, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in New York; Miss Kate Travers, soprano; Mr. Enrico Ormont, baritone, with Lulu Glaser; Albert Wahle, tenor soloist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; 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; Louisa Campeau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists. one of two readings
134BARITONE
135Management of J. E. FRANCKE
136Knickerbocker Building, Room 834, 1402 Broadway
137NEW YORK
138Personal Address New Haven, Conn.
140SOPRANO
141ORATORIO—CONCERTS—RECITALS
14217 WEST 96th ST.
143'Phone 1875 River
145TENOR
146267 West 113th Street
147'Phone 2346-L, Morningside
149BOSTON.
151EBEN HOWE BAILEY,
152VOICE CULTURE, ARTISTIC SINGING,
153PIANOFORTE.
15430 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
156ARTHUR J. HUBBARD
157VOCAL INSTRUCTION
158Assistants
159MADAME HUBBARD and FRED J. LAMB
160159A Tremont Street – Boston, Mass.
162MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
163VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
164246 Huntington Ave., Boston.
165Opposite Symphony Hall.
167GERTRUDE FOGLER
168Tersin Method of French
169SYMPHONY CHAMBERS, BOSTON
171NJAALMAR VON DAMECK
172SOLO VIOLINIST
173THE DAMECK STRING QUARTET
174Residence and Studio
1751377 Lexington Ave., New York
177MORITZ F. RUBINSTEIN
178816 CARNEGIE HALL
179Interviews Tuesday and Friday, 1 to 3
181HARRIET FOSTER
182MEZZO CONTRALTO
183151 W. 105th Street. Tel., 4180 River
185WILLIAM R. DONLEY
1861625 Park Ave.
187INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
188TENOR
189Boloist St. Patrick's Cathedral; Concert Oratorio Recital
1903157 Broadway
1916145 J. Morningside
193SOPRANO
194106 W. 90th Street
195'Phone, 3394-J, River
196LOUDON CHARLTON, Manager
197Carnegie Hall, New York
199SOPRANO
200210 West 103d Street
201NEW YORK
202'Phone, 7390 River
204ORATORIO RECITAL CONCERT
205MME. ROSA LINDE
206Contralto
207381 Central Park West
208NEW YORK
210Peabody Conservatory of Music of Baltimore
211Harold Randolph, Director
212The Great Musical Centre of the South
213Staff of Fifty-two Eminent European and American Masters, including
214Otis B. Bolte, W. Ed. Helmendahl, Pietro Mioetti,
215Howard Brockway, J. C. Van Hulsteyn, Harold D. Phillips,
216Alfred C. Goodwin, Ernest Hutcheson, Emmanuel Wad,
217Bart Wirtz.
218CIRCULARS MAILED ON APPLICATION.
220THE STARR PIANO CO.
221RICHMOND, IND.
222MANUFACTURERS OF ARTISTIC
223Grand, Upright and Player Pianos.
224SALESROOMS:
225CLEVELAND, Ohio: Nos 736 and 738 Euclid Ave.
226DAYTON, Ohio: No. 131 S. Main St.
227TOLEDO, Ohio: No. 329 Superior St.
228CINCINNATI, Ohio: No. 139 West 4th St.
229DETROIT, Mich.: Valpey Building Nos. 213-217 Woodward Ave.
230INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.: Nos. 138 and 140 North Penns. St.
231RICHMOND, Ind.: Nos. 931-935 Main St.
233SIX WEEKS COURSE FOR TEACHERS, BEGINNING JUNE 17th
234SPECIAL RATES
235AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
236(THE METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC)
237EDGAR O. SILVER, President.
238212 West 50th St., NEW YORK CITY
239'Phone: 2329 Columbus.
240The Faculty and Examiners: William Mason, Albert Ross Parsons, Harry Rowe Shelley, Paul Savage, Paul Ambrose, H. Rawlins Baker, Herweg von Ende, Kate S. Chittenden, William F. Sherman, Geo. Coleman Gow, Mabel Lanham, Mary Fidelia Burt, Adrienne Remenyi von Ende, Fannie Greene, and others.
241Send for Circulars and Catalogues.
242KATE S. CHITTENDEN, Dean of the Faculty
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