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Musical Courier 1909-05-05: Vol 58 Iss 18, 1909
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1(no line here) one of two readings
2THE MUSICAL COURIER one of two readings
4VIRGIL GORDON PIANO SCHOOL
5THE COLONIAL STUDIOS:
639 West 67th Street, New York
7Prospectus on application.
9DUNNING SYSTEM
10of Improved Music Study for Beginners
11The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters in Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know it. Booklets, descriptive of the system and giving written endorsement of Leschetizky, Scharwenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others, sent upon application. MRS. CARRIE L. DUNNING
12225 Highland Avenue Buffalo, N. Y.
14HELEN GAUNTLETT WILLIAMS
15PIANO INSTRUCTION
16PIANO ACCOMPANIST
17Contralto Soloist, Sight Reading
18134 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK
20MRS. WILLIAM S. NELSON
21Vocal Instruction, Accompanist
22Musicales Arranged
231524 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
24589 Main Street East Orange, N. J.
2529 West 46th Street New York
26Mon. and Thurs. Tues. and Fri. Wed. and Sat.
28ARTHUR BLAKELEY
29ORGAN CONCERTS
30EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN REPUTATION
31"NORDHEIMERS" TORONTO
33CORNELIE MEYSENHEYM
34COURT SINGER, ROYAL THEATRES
35Music and Amsterdam Operatic and Dramatic Training in Italian, French, German and English.
36Late of the CONRIED METROPOLITAN OPERA SCHOOL
37228 West End Avenue, New York
39Granberry Piano School
40GEORGE FOLSOM GRANBERRY, Director
41SUMMER FAELTEN SYSTEM
42CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK and NEWPORT, R. I.
44Hudson
45THE LANKOW STUDIO
4625 WEST 97th STREET, NEW YORK CITY one of two readings
4725 WEST 97TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY one of two readings
48MRS. JANE GORDON
49SUCCESSOR TO MADAM ANNA LANKOW
50Specially prepared by her, and seven years a teacher with her in her studios.
52M. ELFERT-FLORIO
53THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
54ACKNOWLEDGED VOICE SPECIALIST
55Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
56RAPID AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD TAUGHT
57EXCELLENT RESULTS GUARANTEED
58Salle, tenor; Vincent F. Sullivan, tenor; Leah Abelese, contralto; Mrs. A. Ziegler, soprano; Miss Evans, soprano; Daniel M. Croucher, tenor; Miss Caplin, mezzo soprano; Miss Henyon, contralto.
59104 WEST 79th ST., NEW YORK. 'Phone, 6656 River.
61VICTOR HARRIS
62TEACHER OF SINGING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
64Skovgaard
65TURNER-MALEY
66FOR TEACHERS AND OTHERS
67VIRGIL
68UNEQUALLED SUMMER COURSE
69Special Catalogue
70Plano School and Conservatory
71JUNE 23d TO JULY 23d, 1909
7221 West 16th Street, NEW YORK
73MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director
75MR. AND MRS. EDMUND SEVERN
76VOICE, VIOLIN, PIANO
77Studio: 131 West 50th Street 'Phone: 2503 Columbus one of two readings
78Studio: 131 West 58th Street 'Phone: 2503 Columbus one of two readings
80WALTER S. YOUNG
81VOCAL INSTRUCTION
82801-802 Carnegie Hall New York
84BESSIE MORGAN
85Pianist—Instruction. Mason Method.
86This is to certify that Miss Bessie Morgan has unusual musical talent and ability and tact as a teacher, and it gives me great pleasure to recommend her.
87STUDIO: 50 Jefferson Avenue Jersey City Heights, N. J.
89Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
90Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
91Mr. Henry Holden
92Recitals and Piano Instruction
93Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestras, &c.
94STUDIOS: Carnegie and Steinway Halls
95Address: 144 E. 150th Street New York City
97MME. OHRSTROM-RENARD
98Teacher of Voice in All its Branches
99444 Central Park West New York, N. Y.
101MARGARET KEYES
102CONTRALTO
103Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
104MANAGEMENT:
105HENRY WOLFSOHN, 1 West 34th Street, New York
106COMPOSITIONS OF H. DE ROE JONES
107"DRIFTING INTO DREAMLAND"
108Song for Contralto or Mezzo Soprano, 30 c. on approval anywhere
109PAUL A. SCHMITT, 606 Nicollet, Minneapolis, Minn.
111CLIFFORD CAIRNS
112BASS-BARITONE
113186 Lafayette St., New York 'Phone, 6393 Spring
115SOPRANO
116MANAGEMENT
117WALTER R. ANDERSON
1185 West 38th Street, New York 'Phone, 348 38th
120REED NEVADA JOHN
121VAN DER VEER
122FINNEGAN
123The WEIGESTER SUMMER SCHOOL of Vocal Music
124AT INDIAN STEPS one of two readings
125NORMAL COURSE FOR YOUNG TEACHERS one of two readings
126For Booklet, Address, 862 Carnegie Hall Near ELMIRA, N. Y.
127July 19 to August 28
129MME. BIRDICE BLYE
130PIANIST
131ADDRESS
1325424 Washington Avenue
133CHICAGO
135GEORGE SWEET
136ART OF SINGING—FOUNDATION TO FINISH
137SPECIAL OPERATIC TRAINING (Including Action)
138FRED'C MARTIN
139BASSO
140MANAGEMENT
141HAENSEL & JONES
1421 East 42d Street, New York
144BERTHA CUSHING CHILD
145CONTRALTO
146Vocal Instruction
147The Lang Studios Boston, Mass.
148MISS MARIE L. EVERETT
149TEACHER OF SINGING
150The Copley, 18 Huntington Avenue, BOSTON
151Mme. FRANKLIN-SALISBURY
152VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
153246 Huntingdon Ave., Boston. Opposite Symphony Hall.
154THOMAS BALL COUPER
155Certified Pupil of Prof. Sevcik, Prague
156VIOLIN VIRTUOSO AND INSTRUCTOR RECITALS AND MUSICALES
157503 Carnegie Hall, New York, 'Phone, 2940 Columbus
1581 to 6 Tuesdays and Fridays
160WILLIAM JOHN HALL
161TENOR
162MR. AND MRS. HALL,—Joint Recital—"SONGS OF THE ORIENT"
163Suite 29-30, Musical Art Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
165FRANCIS MOTLEY
166BASSO
167Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral
168CONCERT, ORATORIO, OPERA
169122 West 49th Street, New York City
170'Phone, 3101 Bryant one of two readings
171Phone, 3101 Bryant one of two readings
173CHAPMAN GOOLD
174SOPRANO
175ADDRESS
1762314 Broadway New York
177Telephone, 1030 Riverside
179DUFALT
180TENOR
181Oratorio, Concerts, Recitals
182Instruction
183339 West 23d Street 'Phone, 2092 Chelsea
185PHILIPS
186BARITONE
187VOCAL INSTRUCTION
188Concerts and Recitals
189Carnegie Hall New York
190'Phone, 1850 Columbus
192ETHEL CRANE
193SOPRANO
194216 West 102d Street NEW YORK
195Phone, 8209 River
197KITCHELL
198TENOR
199Solo Management
200HAENSEL and JONES
2011 EAST 42d STREET, NEW YORK
203JEANNETTE DURNO
204PIANIST
205Until Season 1910-11 in Europe
207EDWARD STRONG
208TENOR
2097 West 92d Street NEW YORK
210Telephone 1424 River
212MILLER
213TENOR
214Management of HENRY WOLFSOHN
2151 West 34th Street
217VAN DER VEER
218CONTRALTO
219Oratorio and Concerts
220Management of HENRY WOLFSOHN
2211 West 34th Street
223FINNEGAN
224TENOR
225Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral
226Concert, Oratorio, Recitals
2273187 BROADWAY 5145, Morningside
229The WEIGESTER SUMMER SCHOOL of Vocal Music one of two readings
230AT INDIAN STEPS one of two readings
231For Booklet, Address, 862 Carnegie Hall Near ELMIRA, N. Y. one of two readings
232July 19 to August 28 one of two readings
234MME. BIRDICE BLYE one of two readings
235BIRDICE BLYE one of two readings
236PIANIST
237ADDRESS
2385424 Washington Avenue
239CHICAGO
241GEORGE SWEET
242ART OF SINGING—FOUNDATION TO FINISH one of two readings
243SPECIAL OPERATIC TRAINING (Including Action) one of two readings
244MET. OPERA HOUSE BLDG. one of two readings
2451425 Broadway, N. Y. one of two readings
246DICTION IN ENGLISH, ITALIAN FRENCH AND GERMAN one of two readings
248FRED'C MARTIN
249BASSO
250MANAGEMENT
251HAENSEL & JONES
2521 East 42d Street, New York
254MARIE KELLER
255DRAMATIC SOPRANO
256RECITAL, CONCERT
257Address: Care of THE MUSICAL COURIER NEW YORK CITY
259GEO. CARRE
260TENOR
261WOLFSOHN BUREAU, 1 West 34th St.
262Personal Address: 180 West 100th Street 'Phone: 10053 River
264The INDIANAPOLIS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
265Music :: The Speech Arts :: Modern Language
266PIANO—Mr. Edgar M. Cawley
267Mons. Emilio Renaud one of two readings
268Mons. Emilioano Renaud one of two readings
269Miss Eugenie V. Scogna
270SINGING—Mr. Louis F. Haslinger
271Miss Marion Bourge
272In addition to the above, are twenty teachers of the highest standing. The largest and most complete school of Music and Dramatic Art in the Middle West. Ideal Residence Department for Young Ladies. EDGAR M. CAWLEY, Director, 430 N. Mer'dn St. Indianapolis, Ind.
274JESSIE DAVIS, one of two readings
275PIANIST. one of two readings
276Concerts—Recitals—Lessons. one of two readings
277Residence-studio: 289 Newbury St., Boston. one of two readings
279MRS. HALL McALLISTER one of two readings
280Teacher of Singing one of two readings
281MUSICAL MANAGEMENT one of two readings
282407 Pierce Building Boston one of two readings
284MME. CAROLINE GARDNER CLARKE BARTLETT one of two readings
285TONALITY Répétiteur one of two readings
286Pierce Building, Boston one of two readings
287(no line here) one of two readings
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