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Musical Courier 1907-11-20: Vol 55 Iss 21, 1907
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1NEW YORK.
3THE ITALIAN CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
4GIORGIO M. SULLI, Director
5Students will have a thorough Italian musical culture, as they might in Italy, without crossing the ocean.
6Partial scholarships and many other free advantages.
7School opens Sept. 16, 1907. Send for catalogue and application blank.
8Insurance Building, 890 Chapel Street
9NEW HAVEN, CONN.
10SULLI'S NEW YORK VOCAL STUDIO
11826 Carnegie Hall (Saturday)
13MAX WERTHEIM
14Grand Opera Tenor and Concert Singer
15SUPERIOR VOCAL INSTRUCTION
16STUDIO: 463 Central Park West, NEW YORK
17Pouch Gallery, 345 Clinton Ave., BROOKLYN
19WALTER S. YOUNG
20VOCAL INSTRUCTION
21801-802 Carnegie Hall NEW YORK
23PAOLO GALLICO
24AMERICAN TOUR
25Management, WM. KNABE & CO. NEW YORK
27VIRGIL GORDON PIANO SCHOOL
2815 East 31st Street, New York
29Public Playing a specialty
30Normal Courses for Teachers
31VIRGIL GORDON, Director
32Prospectus on application
34RAFAELLA DE LA MARCA
35SPECIALIST IN VOICE CULTURE
36133 West 42d Street, New York
38DUNNING SYSTEM
39of Improved Music Study for Beginners
40The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters of Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know of it.
41Booklets, descriptive of the system and giving written indorsement of Leschetizky, Scharwenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others, sent upon application.
42MRS. CARRIE L. DUNNING, 295 Highland Avenue, BUFFALO, N.Y.
44ARTHUR BLAKELEY
45THE DISTINGUISHED CANADIAN ORGANIST
46FOR RECITALS
47"NORDHEIMERS"
48TORONTO
50M. ELFERT-FLORIO
51THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
52ACKNOWLEDGED VOICE SPECIALIST
53Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
54RAPID AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD TAUGHT
55EXCELLENT RESULTS GUARANTEED
56Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lamb, 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; N. J.; Miss Grace R. R. soprano, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in opera, New York; Mr. Kate Travers, soprano, Mr. Enrico Orsonti, baritone, Mr. Lulu Glick, soprano, Albert Wahle, tenor, solist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lamb, soprano, now teaching at Liberty, Mo.; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairfax Garner, tenor, of Nyack, N. Y.; Mrs. Leon Wayave, contralto, now singing in Brooklyn; Miss Kate Travers, soprano, New York; John McFarlane, tenor, New York; Charles Connor, tenor, singing in light operas; Louisa Campau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists. one of two readings
57Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lamb, 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; N. J.; Miss Grace R. R. soprano, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in opera, New York; Mr. Kate Travers, soprano, Mr. Enrico Orsonti, baritone, Mr. Lulu Glick, soprano, Albert Wahle, tenor, solist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lamb, soprano, now teaching at Liberty, Mo.; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairfax Garner, tenor, of Nyack, N. Y.; Mrs. Leon Wayave, contralto, now singing in Brooklyn; Miss Josephine Lamb, soprano, New York; John McFarlane, tenor, New York; Charles Connor, tenor, singing in light operas; Louisa Campau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists. one of two readings
58STUDIO: 22 WEST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORK
60FREDERICK WELD
61BARITONE
62Address HENRY WOLFSON
63131 East 17th St., NEW YORK
64Personal Address, New Haven, Conn.
66VICTOR HARRIS
67TEACHER OF SINGING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
69ERNESTO CONSOLI
70PIANIST
71ADDRESS: 202 Michigan Ave. CHICAGO, ILL.
73FALL TERM
74Sept. 16th, 1907
75Literature Sent
76VIRGIL
77Piano School and Conservatory
78Mrs. A. M. Virgil, Director 19 West 16th Street, New York
80NEW YORK.
81THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING, PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE
82230 East 63d Street
83Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
84F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
86DOUGLAS LANE
87Basso
88CONCERT ORATORIO RECITALS
89Tone Specialist and Teacher of Singing.
90Studios: 1 E. 40th St., New York.
9119 W. Park St., Newark, N. J.
93A. J. GOODRICH
94Author of "Analytical Harmony," "Theory of Interpretation," "Complete Musical Analysis," "Synthetic Counterpoint," "New Method of Memorizing," etc.
95Personal or Correspondence Lessons.
96Residence-Studio: 80 St. Nicholas Ave., New York.
98MME. CLARA de RIGAUD
99VOCAL STUDIOS
100The Limbaugh, 2647 Broadway
101Telephone 1182 Riverside
103WILLIAM J. FALK,
104Assistant to Mr. Oscar Sanger
105Teacher of Singing.
106Interpretation and Artistic Finish.
107Numbers among his pupils many well-known grand opera and concert singers.
108134 East 29d Street.
109Telephone: 288-794h
111Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
112Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
113Mr. Henry Holden
114Recitals and Piano Instruction
115Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestras, &c.
116STUDIOS: Carnegie and Steinway Halls
117Address, 144 E. 150th St., New York City
119CLAUDE H. WARFORD
120TENOR
121VOICE CULTURE AND PIANO
122Concerts and Recitals
12339 West 20th Street
124NEW YORK
126MR. AND MRS. EDMUND SEVERN
127VOICE, VIOLIN, PIANO
128Studio, 131 West 56th St.
129Phone, 2508 Columbus
131Claude Maitland Griffeth
132PIANO AND HARMONY INSTRUCTION
133133 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK
135Teacher of Orisca 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; N. J.; Miss Grace R. R. soprano, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in opera, New York; Mr. Kate Travers, soprano, Mr. Enrico Orsonti, baritone, Mr. Lulu Glick, soprano, Albert Wahle, tenor, solist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lamb, soprano, now teaching at Liberty, Mo.; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairfax Garner, tenor, of Nyack, N. Y.; Mrs. Leon Wayave, contralto, now singing in Brooklyn; Miss Kate Travers, soprano, New York; John McFarlane, tenor, New York; Charles Connor, tenor, singing in light operas; Louisa Campau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists. one of two readings
136Teacher of Orisika 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; N. J.; Miss Grace R. R. soprano, New York; Dr. J. Egan, tenor, now singing in opera, New York; Mr. Kate Travers, soprano, Mr. Enrico Orsonti, baritone, Mr. Lulu Glick, soprano, Albert Wahle, tenor, solist at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, and vocal teacher; Miss Mamie Chadbourne; Miss Josephine Lamb, soprano, now teaching at Liberty, Mo.; Miss Emily Douglass; Fairfax Garner, tenor, of Nyack, N. Y.; Mrs. Leon Wayave, contralto, now singing in Brooklyn; Miss Josephine Lamb, soprano, New York; John McFarlane, tenor, New York; Charles Connor, tenor, singing in light operas; Louisa Campau, soprano, New York; La Salle, tenor, with "Blue Moon," and many well known artists. one of two readings
137STUDIO: 22 WEST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORK
139BOSTON.
141EBEN HOWE BAILEY,
142VOICE CULTURE, ARTISTIC SINGING, PIANOFORTE.
14339 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
145MRS. CLARA TIPPETT,
146THE ART OF SINGING.
147Studio: Pierce Building, Boston, Mass.
149MME. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN,
150VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
151246 Huntington Ave., Boston.
152Opposite Symphony Hall.
154ARTHUR J. HUBBARD
155VOCAL INSTRUCTION
156Assistants
157MADAME HUBBARD and FRED J. LAMB
158159A Tremont Street – Boston, Mass.
160GERTRUDE FOGLER
161Yersin Method of French
16210 ST. BOTOLPH STUDIOS, BOSTON
164THE HOWE-FABRI STUDIOS
165Italian School of Singing, Opera and Languages
166Prof. G. L. FABRI Mac. EMMA HOWE-FABRI
167506-507 Pierce Building, Boston
169BERTHA CUSHING CHILD
170CONTRALTO
171Vocal Instruction
172The Lang Studios, Boston, Mass
174HUNTING one of two readings
175JOSEPHINE one of two readings
176OSCAR HUSS one of two readings
177Personal Address
1784 Haviland St.
180KNIGHT one of two readings
181JOSEPHINE KNIGHT one of two readings
182SOPRANO
183SOLOIST BOSTON FESTIVAL one of two readings
184Orchestra, 1906-07 one of two readings
185Management: G. W. STEWART one of two readings
186120 Tremont St. BOSTON one of two readings
187Personal Address one of two readings
1884 Haviland St. one of two readings
190VON DAMECK one of two readings
191NJALMAR VON DAMECK one of two readings
192MEZZO
193(no line here) one of two readings
194HARRIET FOSTER one of two readings
195CONTRALTO
197HARRIET FOSTER one of two readings
198MEZZO one of two readings
199CONTRALTO one of two readings
200151 W. 108th Street. Tel., 4182 River one of two readings
202Gilbert Shorter
203ENGLISH DRAMATIC IMPRESSIONIST—READER
204Address care Dramatic Mirror
205MUSICAL SETTINGS By Mme. LILLIAN ADAMS
206121 West 42d Street, N. Y.
208Mme. ANNA E. ZIEGLER,
209163 West 49th St.
210NEW YORK
211Phone, 1500 Columbus
212Summer and Winter courses for vocal students
213Normal Class, Opera Class and private tuition
215MUNSON
216CONTRALTO
217Management: HENRY WOLFSON
218131 East 17th Street, New York
219Personal address 305 West 71st Street one of two readings
220Personal address 306 West 17th Street one of two readings
221Phone, 7380 River. NEW YORK one of two readings
222Phone, 7380 River. one of two readings
224SNELLING
225CONTRALTO
226Exclusive Management: H. J. & J. A. HANNA one of two readings
227Exclusive Management: HENRY WOLFSON one of two readings
228Personal address, Hotel Chelsea, 227 W. 23d St. Phone, 2700 Chelsea.
230CUMMING
231SOPRANO
232ORATORIOS, RECITALS
233Address ARTIST DIRECT
23454 St. Paul's Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
235Telephone, 787 Flatbush
237Peabody Conservatory of Music of Baltimore
238Harold Randolph, Director
239The Great Musical Centre of the South
240Staff of Fifty-two Eminent European and American Masters, including
241Otis B. Bolse, W. Ed. Helmendahl, Pietro Minetti,
242Howard Brockway, J. C. Van Hulsteyn, Harold D. Phillips
243Alfred C. Goodwin, Ernest Hutcheson, Emmanuel Wad,
244Bart Wirtz.
245CIRCULARS MAILED ON APPLICATION.
247THE STARR PIANO CO. SEASON 1907-1908
248Present the Eminent Pianists:
249LOUIS ELBEL
250EMILIANO RENAUD
251For Dates and Terms, address CLARENCE GENNITT, Richmond, Indiana
252STARR PIANO USED
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