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Musical Courier 1909-09-15: Vol 59 Iss 11, 1909
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1THE MUSICAL COURIER
3VIRGIL GORDON PIANO SCHOOL
4THE COLONIAL STUDIOS:
539 West 67th Street, New York
6Prospectus on application.
8DUNNING SYSTEM
9of Improved Music Stud. for Beginners
10The only system endorsed by the world's renowned masters of Europe and America. Its superiority is acknowledged by all who know of it.
11Booklets, descriptive of the system and giving written endorsement of Leschetizky, Scharwenka, De Pachmann, Busoni and others, sent upon application.
12MRS. CARROLL L. DUNNING
13526 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, N. Y.
15MRS. WILLIAM S. NELSON
16Vocal Instruction, Accompanist
17Musicales Arranged
181524 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
19509 Main Street East Orange, N. J.
2029 West 46th Street New York
21Mon. and Thurs. Tues. and Fri. Wed. and Sat.
23de RIGAUD
24Summer Term one of two readings
25(no line here) one of two readings
26ART of SINGING
27Mme. Jomelli, Prima Donna Soprano, says: "I know that by Mme. de Rigaud's ideas and method of voice culture, her pupils cannot but sing well. She stands all alone, high and proud in her profession."
282647 Broadway, New York Phone, 1152 River
30NATHAN FRYER
31PIANIST
32Management: M. H. HANSON
33437 Fifth Avenue, New York
35LOUISE ORMSBY
36SOPRANO
37For Dates and Terms Address
38HAENSEL & JONES
391 East 42d Street, New York
41Granberry Piano School
42CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK
43EVENING LECTURES for
44TEACHERS
45Practical demonstrations of methods of teaching
46Interpretation Recitals. Send for circulars and booklet.
48AGNES WYNKOOP OSBORNE
49PIANO INSTRUCTION
50Pupil of Leschetizky
51Special Summer Rates
52Metropolitan Opera House Building,
531425 Broadway Phone, 1274 Bryant
55AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
56KIMBALL BALL BUILDING, Wabash Avenue and Jackson Boulevard, CHICAGO
57THE LEADING SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART IN THE WEST
58Among the seventy eminent instructors the following might be mentioned:
59Piano—John J. Hattstaedt, Victor Garwood, Allen Spencer, Heniot Levy, Silvio Schontl.
60Singing—Karlton Hackett, David D. Douglass, Ragna Linne, Jennie F. W. Johnson, John T. Read.
61Organ—Wilhelm Middelschulte.
63M. ELFERT-FLORIO
64THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
65Eminent and Recognized Authority on Voice Placement
66Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
67PERFECT TONE PRODUCTION GUARANTEED
68Training from Beginning to Perfection
69Wayaye, contralto; Robert Ford, tenor; John McFarlane, tenor; Vincent F. Sullivan, tenor; Leah Abelese, contralto; Mrs. A. Fenger, soprano; Miss Evans, soprano; Daniel M. Croucher, baritone; Miss Caplin, mezzo soprano; Harry Hough, tenor; Miss Henyon, contralto; Miss L. Heyman, soprano; Mrs. C. B. Paterson, soprano of Florence (Italy); Mr. Beaswick, tenor; Harry H. Sider, tenor; Mr. Clark, tenor; Mr. C. L. Ruff, baritone; Mr. J. Black, baritone of Milan (Italy); Mr. P. Krueger, tenor. Mr. Harry Hough, tenor.
70104 West 79th Street, New York
72Skowgaard
73Danish Violinist
74American Tour
75Now Booking
7655 Auditorium Bldg., Chicago
78VIRGIL
7920th Season
80Results
81Unsurpassed
82Send for Booklet
83Plano School and Conservatory
84Fall Term Begins September 16, 17, 18th 1909
8521 West 16th Street, NEW YORK
86MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director
88DUDLEY BUCK, Jr.
89VOCAL INSTRUCTION
90Summer Course at Special Rates 810 Carnegie Hall, New York
92MAX WERTHEIM
93Grand Opera Tenor and Concert Singer
94VOCAL INSTRUCTION
95STUDIO: 463 Central Park West, NEW YORK
97CARL A. PREYER
98PIANIST AND COMPOSER
99Professor of Music at University of Kansas
100LAURENCE, KANSAS
101RECENT COMPOSITIONS:
102SCHERZO IN B FLAT MINOR
103CONCERTSTUCK FOR TWO PIANOS
104Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
105Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
106MR. HENRY HOLDEN Huss
107Recitals and Piano Instruction
108Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestra, &c.
109STUDIOS: Carnegie and Steinway Halls
110Address: 144 East 150th St., NEW YORK CITY
112SIGHT SINGING
113MME. TROTIN
114805 Carnegie Hall Phone, 5410 River
116MME. OHRSTROM-RENARD
117Teacher of Voice in All its Branches
118444 Central Park West
119New York, N. Y.
121MARGARET KEYES
122CONTRALTO
123Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
124MANAGEMENT:
125THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
1261 West 34th Street, New York
128SUMOWSKA
129CONCERT PIANIST
130Manager: W. S. BIGELOW, 88 Broad Street, Boston
131MASON & HAMLIN PIANO
133CLIFFORD CAIRNS
134BASS-BARITONE
135186 Lafayette St., New York.
136Phone, 6393 Spring
138FRANCESCO MALTESE
139Concert Violinist and Instructor
140Graduate Liceo Musicale, N. Paganini, Genoa
1413 WEST 124TH STREET NEW YORK
143AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
144KIMBALL BALL BUILDING, Wabash Avenue and Jackson Boulevard, CHICAGO
145THE LEADING SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART IN THE WEST
146Among the seventy eminent instructors the following might be mentioned:
147Piano—John J. Hattstaedt, Victor Garwood, Allen Spencer, Heniot Levy, Silvio Schontl.
148Singing—Karlton Hackett, David D. Douglass, Ragna Linne, Jennie F. W. Johnson, John T. Read.
149Organ—Wilhelm Middelschulte.
151M. ELFERT-FLORIO
152THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
153Eminent and Recognized Authority on Voice Placement
154Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
155PERFECT TONE PRODUCTION GUARANTEED
156Training from Beginning to Perfection
157Wayaye, contralto; Robert Ford, tenor; John McFarlane, tenor; Vincent F. Sullivan, tenor; Leah Abelese, contralto; Mrs. A. Fenger, soprano; Miss Evans, soprano; Daniel M. Croucher, baritone; Miss Caplin, mezzo soprano; Harry Hough, tenor; Miss Henyon, contralto; Miss L. Heyman, soprano; Mrs. C. B. Paterson, soprano of Florence (Italy); Mr. Beaswick, tenor; Harry H. Sider, tenor; Mr. Clark, tenor; Mr. C. L. Ruff, baritone; Mr. J. Black, baritone of Milan (Italy); Mr. P. Krueger, tenor. Mr. Harry Hough, tenor.
158104 West 79th Street, New York
160BERTHA CUSHING CHILD
161CONTRALTO
162Vocal Instruction
163THE LANG STUDIOS
164BOSTON, MASS.
165Mme. FRANKLIN-SALISBURY
166VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
167246 Huntington Ave., Boston.
168Opposite Symphony Hall.
170MRS. AGNES KANTER
171Normal Music Course and Musical Culture Method
172LEIPSIC
173Fuerstenstr. 8.
175WILLIAM JOHN HALL
176TENOR
177MR. AND MRS. HALL—Joint Recital—"SONGS OF THE ORIENT"
178Suite 29-30, Musical Art Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
180EDMUND SEVERN
181VOICE, VIOLIN, PIANO
182STUDIO: 131 West 56th Street
183Phone: 2503 Columbus
185JON SHASTID
186MARY BARTON SHASTID
187CONCERT PIANISTS
188Send for Specimen Programs and Terms
190Fifth and Broadway
191Hannibal, Mo.
192TENOR
193DUFALT
194Oratorio, Concerts, Recitals
195339 West 23d Street
196Phone, 2082 Chelsea
198(no line here) one of two readings
199PHILIPS one of two readings
200BARITONE
201PHILIPS one of two readings
202(no line here) one of two readings
203VOCAL INSTRUCTION
204Concerts and Recitals
205Carnegie Hall New York
206Phone, 1350 Columbus
208ARENS VOCAL STUDIO
209308 WEST 56th STREET
210Fall Term Begins Monday, September 27th
211SEND 12 CENTS FOR BOOKLET, "MY VOCAL METHOD"
213KITCHELL
214TENOR
215Solo Management:
216HAENSEL and JONES
2171 EAST 42d STREET, NEW YORK
218Telephone 1444 River
220EDWARD STRONG
221TENOR
222Management of THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
2231 West 34th Street
225MILLER
226CONTRALTO
227Oratorio and Concerts
228Management of THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
2291 West 34th Street
231Van Der Veer
232TENOR
233Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral
234Concert, Oratorio, Recitals
2353107 BROADWAY
236616-J. Morningside
238FINNEGAN
239CONCERT ORGANIST
240PUPILS RECEIVED
2411929 Chestnut Street
242PHILADELPHIA, PA.
244SEARS
245PIANIST
246ADDRESS
2475424 Washington Avenue
248CHICAGO
250GEORGE SWEET
251MET. OPERA HOUSE BLDG.
2521425 Broadway, New York
253Will Return to New York, September 26
254Diction in English, Italian, French and German
256FRED'C MARTIN
257BASSO
258MANAGEMENT
259HAENSEL & JONES
2601 East 42d Street, New York
262TURNER-MALEY
263SOPRANO
264ADDRESS
265601 West 126th St., New York
266Phone, 2920 Audubon
268CARRÈ
269TENOR
270WOLFSOHN BUREAU, 1 West 34th St.
271Personal Address: 180 West 100th Street
272Phone: 10053 River
274The INDIANAPOLIS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
275Music :: The Speech Arts :: Modern Language
276PIANO—Mr. Edgar M. Cayley
277Mme. Emilio Rausch
278Mme. Eugenie V. Scorgie
279SINGING—Mr. Louis F. Haslinger
280Miss Marion Scorgie
281VIOLIN—Herr Johannes Miesch
282Mrs. Edgar M. Cayley
283SPEECH ARTS—
284Mr. Charles Williams, A. B.
285In 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. Merid. St. Indianapolis, Ind.
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