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Musical Courier 1909-09-15: Vol 59 Iss 11, 1909

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1Oscar Saenger's Return.
2Oscar Saenger will sail from Havre for New York on the Provence, September 18, and will reopen his studio at 51 East Sixty-fourth street, Monday, September 27. Mr. Saenger's secretary, L. Lilly, is now arranging the hours and lesson periods for the many singers and students at the Saenger School.
4Bos and the Dutch Trio.
5Coenraad v. Bos, Dr. Ludwig Willner's accompanist, could not appear all last season with his creation—the Dutch Trio—much to the disappointment of many of his admirers. On account of his second American tour, he will only be heard twice with the trio this season. The dates are Berlin, September 26, and Leipsic, September 27.
7Madame Guttmann-Rice Back from Maine.
8Melanie Guttmann-Rice has returned from a delightful summer passed up in Maine. Madame Rice has reopened her residence studio, 210 West 107th street, where her pupils will, one by one, take up serious work for the season.
10Prague heard Rubinstein's "The Lost Paradise" not long ago.
12Madame De Rigaud's Voice Trials.
13After October 1 Clara de Rigaud will be at her studio in the Metropolitan Opera House Building Mondays and Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m. On these days the teacher and singer will give voice trials.
15WANTED
16TO CONSERVATORIES AN OPPORTUNITY.—Distinguished European violinist can be secured as professor. Highest credentials. Also soloist and chamber music. Address "X. Y. Z." MUSICAL COURIER.
18CHARLES NORMAN GRANVILLE BARYTONE
19Recital Tour Oct. 18 to Nov. 5 Middle West
20Management: W. R. ANDERSON
215 West 38th Street
22NEW YORK CITY
24Mrs. Edwin BEARDSLEE SOPRANO
25Concerts, Musicals, Recitals
26Present Address: Waterbury, Conn.
28Frederick WELD Baritone
29Soloist St. Bartholomew's Church, New York
30Management: THE WOLFSON MUSICAL BUREAU
311 West 34th Street, New York
33EDGAR BEESLEY
34English Violinist
35In America, Season 1909-10
36Concerts and Recitals
3742 Third Street • Union Hill, N. J.
39Contralto
40Oratorio
41Recitals
42Concerts
43Address: 525 Orchestra Building, Chicago
45CHRISTINE BROOKS
46MEZZO SOPRANO
47525 Orchestra Building, Chicago, Ill.
49MARIE ZECKWER
50SOPRANO
51Management: HAENSEL & JONES
521 East 42d St., New York
53Philadelphia Address: 108 North 34th St.
54Phone, Preston 4181D
56EDWIN EVANS
57BARITONE
58THE WOLCOTT
5931st St., by 5th Ave., New York
61Frances Hewitt BOWNE
62SOPRANO
63MANAGEMENT:
64WALTER R. ANDERSON
655 West 38th Street
66New York
68STUDIOS KIMBALL HALL
70RAGNA LINNE
71DRAMATIC SOPRANO
72For Terms and Dates, address
73Musical Agency, E. A. STAVRUM, Mgr.
74STEINWAY HALL, CHICAGO
76The WALTER SPRY PIANO SCHOOL
77WALTER SPRY, Director.
78Suite 625 Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
79WALTER SPRY, head of Adult Department; WILMOT LEMONT, head of Juvenile Department and teacher of classes in the Faelten System. Catalog mailed on application. one of two readings
80WALTER SPRY, head of Adult Department; WILMOT LEMONT, head of Juvenile Department and teacher of classes in the Faellen System. Catalog mailed on application. one of two readings
82BELVOR
83HANNA BUTLER
84COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
85VICTOR HEINZE, President
86CLARENCE DICKINSON, Director
87DR. WILLIAM CARVER WILLIAMS, Registrar
88The best school for serious students. A complete course of study in each department. A faculty of unrivaled excellence. Unequaled opportunities for thorough education. Send for new catalog.
89Address Registrar COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART, Auditorium Building, Chicago
91PAUL W. McKAY
92BASSO CANTANTE
93Concerts, Oratorio, Recitals
94Address: 160 East Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
96GUSTAF HOLMQVIST
97BASS-BARITONE
98CHICAGO
99ITALY.
101LUIGI AVERSA
102DEL. CONSERVATORIO DI NAPOLI
103Impostazione della Voce. Dizione Vocale. Repertorio
1044 Pore Bonoparte
105MILANO
107GIOVANNI CASTELLANO
108Maestro di Canto
109IMPOSTAZIONE, REPERTORIO, PERFEZIONAMENTO,
110VIA VINCENZO MONTI 49, MILANO
112VITTORIO CARPI
113VOCAL TEACHER IN FOUR LANGUAGES
114Florence. Via dei Conti 7, Po. 2do.
116Louise St. John Westervelt
117SOPRANO
118Concerts, Oratorios, Recitals
119812 Pine Arts Building
120CHICAGO
122LOUISE SYBRONTE MUNRO
123COLORATURA SOPRANO
124Studio: 520 Pine Arts Building
125Chicago, Ill.
127Write us regarding your musical needs
129CABLE PIANO COMPANY
130MUSICAL BUREAU
131Wabash and Jackson
132Chicago
133Pianists, Vocalists, Violinists and the best of Concert Artists in every line.
134We make no charges for our services to either Society or Artist.
136FRIEDA Langendorff
137MEZZO-CONTRALTO
1381909-1910
139Tour Now Booking
140Direction—R. E. JOHNSTON,
141St. James Building, New York
143THOMAS BALL COUPER
144Certified Pupil of Prof. Sevcik, Prague
145VIOLIN VIRTUOSO AND INSTRUCTOR
146RECITALS AND MUSICALES
147503 Carnegie Hall, New York, 'Phone, 2940 Columbus
1481 to 6 Tuesdays and Fridays
150WALTER S. YOUNG
151VOCAL INSTRUCTION
152801-802 Carnegie Hall
153NEW YORK
155FOLDING VALISE PRACTICE KEYBOARD
156WRITE FOR CATALOG AND PRICES
157The A. L. WHITE MFG. CO. 315 Englewood Ave.
158CHICAGO, ILL.
160HANS C. FEIL Organist
161Pupil of Alex. Guttmann. Organist of Independence Boulevard Christian Church.
162Address: 458 Ridge Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
164GEORGE S. MADDEN
165BARITONE
166Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
16731 Decatur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
169ARTHUR BLAKELEY
170ORGAN CONCERTS
171EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN REPUTATION
172"NORDHEIMERS" TORONTO
174FLOR-ENCE HINKLE
175SOPRANO
176Under Exclusive Management of HAENSEL & JONES, 1 East 42d St., New York
177Personal Addresses: 122 W. 114th St., Phone 5414
178Morningside, New York City, and 888 North 42d St., Phone 1379 D, Preston, Preston, Philadelphia.
180MARY WOOD CHASE
181CONCERT PIANIST
182STUDIOS
183FINE ARTS BUILDING, CHICAGO, ILL.
185LANKOW VOCAL STUDIO
18625 WEST 97TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY
187MRS. JANE GORDON
188SUCCESSOR TO MADAM ANNA LANKOW
189Specially prepared by her, and seven years a teacher with her in her studios.
191HUDSON
192SOPRANO
193MANAGEMENT
194WALTER R. ANDERSON
1955 West 38th Street, New York
196'Phone, 340 38th
198BENEDICT
199CONTRALTO
200Management
201WALTER R. ANDERSON
2025 West 38th Street, New York
203'Phone, 340 38th
205JOSEPH SCHUECKER
206SOLO HARPIST
207Pittsburg Orchestra 1908-09
208Philadelphia Orchestra 1909-10
210CLARENCE DICKINSON
211CONCERT ORGANIST,
212LECTURE RECITALS
213Auditorium Building, Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill.
215KARLETON HACKETT
216TEACHER OF SINGING
217Kimball Hall, Chicago
219EDWARD SHIPPEN
220TENOR
221Concert, Oratorio, Recital
22210 South 18th Street
223Philadelphia
225ARTHUR DUNHAM
226(F. A. G. O.)
227CONCERT ORGANIST
228Address: SIMI TEMPLE, INDIANA AVENUE
229CHICAGO, ILL.
231ARTHUR M. BURTON
232BARITONE
233Fine Arts Building
234Chicago
236Gottschalk Lyric School
237A comprehensive, well-graded Musical Education. Instrumental and Vocal, by Teachers exclusively attached to the School. Catalog mailed.
238KIMBALL HALL, CHICAGO, ILL.
240Mrs. STACEY WILLIAMS
241VOICE
242STUDIO: 406 Kimball Hall
243Chicago, Ill.

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