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Musical Courier 1910-02-16: Vol 60 Iss 7, 1910
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1(no line here) one of two readings
2THE MUSICAL COURIER one of two readings
4MAXIMILIAN PILZER
5VIOLINIST
6Address: 26 E. 117th Street, NEW YORK
8VIRGIL GORDON, PIANO INSTRUCTION
9WEST EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET STUDIOS:
10257 West 86th Street, near Broadway, New York
11Telephone, 8910 Riverside
12Prospectus on Application
14PAUL VOLKMAN
15TENOR
16Management
17Henry Wolfsohn Bureau
181 West 34th St., New York
19Philadelphia Address, 10 South 18th St. one of two readings
20(no line here) one of two readings
22MRS. WILLIAM S. NELSON
23Vocal Instruction, Accompanist
24Musicales Arranged
251524 Chestnut Street
26Philadelphia
27East Orange, N. J.
28New York
29Mon., Thurs. and Sat. Wed'g
30Telephone: Tuesdays and Fridays
32FREDERICK WELD
33Baritone
34Soloist St. Bartholomew's Church, New York
35Management: THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
361 West 34th Street, New York
38MARGARET KEYES
39CONTRALTO
40Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
41Management:
42THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
431 West 34th Street, New York
45LOUISE ORMSBY
46SOPRANO
47For Dates and Terms Address
48HAENSEL & JONES
491 East 42d Street, New York
51Granberry Piano School
52CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK
53TEACHERS
54LECTURES for
55Practical demonstrations of methods of teaching.
56Interpretation Recitals. Send for circulars and booklet.
58AGNES WYNKOOP
59OSBORNE
60PIANO INSTRUCTION
61Pupil of Leschetizky
62Metropolitan Opera House Building,
631425 Broadway
64Phone, 1274 Bryant
66EDWIN GRASSE
67TENOR
68Lecture Song Recitals
6938 East 22d St., New York
70Phone 396 Gramercy
72M. ELFERT
73FLORIO
74THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
75Eminent and Recognized Authority on
76Voice Placement
77Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
78PERFECT TONE PRODUCTION GUARANTEED
79Training from Beginning to Perfection
80Hough, Beaswick, Harry H. Spier, Clark, P. Krueger, Albert Waible, John W. Viger, Italy.
81BARITONES—James Travers, Daniel M. Croucher, La Salle Nicolas Zan, C. J. Ruff, John Black (Milan, Italy).
82CONTRALTOS—Mme. Leon Wayave, Mlle. Kenjon, Mlle. Leah Abeles.
83STUDIOS: 104 West 79th Street, New York
84Cable Address "Florio."
85Tel. 7662 Schuyler.
87Education from beginning to finish
88Send for Booklet
89VIRGIL
9020th Season
91Results Unsurpassed
92Piano School and Conservatory
93Fall Term Begins September 16, 17, 18, 1909
9421 West 16th Street, NEW YORK one of two readings
95MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director one of two readings
97DUDLEY BUCK, Jr.
98VOCAL INSTRUCTION
99JAMES O. BOONE, Assistant
100810 Carnegie Hall, New York
102MAX WERTHEIM
103Grand Opera Tenor and Concert Singer
104VOCAL INSTRUCTION
105STUDIO: 463 Central Park West, NEW YORK
106(no line here) one of two readings
108Sixth Year
109LOUIS NORMAN CULLIS
110VOICE PRODUCTION
111Mr. Cullis is a pupil of the Royal College of Music, London, and teaches the Old Italian (Nava) method, and the new method under Bouhy of Paris and Visetti of London, both Nava pupils. He is especially equipped to impart it. Carnegie Hall.
113CARL A. PREYER
114PIANIST AND COMPOSER
115Professor of Music at University of Kansas
116LAWRENCE, KANSAS
117RECENT COMPOSITIONS:
118SCHERZO IN B FLAT MINOR
119CONCERTSTUECK FOR TWO PIANOS
120Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
121Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
122MR. HENRY HOLDEN HUSS
123Recitals and Piano Instruction
124Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestra, &c.
125STUDIO: Steinway Hall
126Address: 144 East 180th St., NEW YORK CITY
128SIGHT SINGING
129MME. TROTIN
130805 Carnegie Hall
131Phone, 5410 River
132Women's Philharmonic Orchestra
133MARQUERITE MOORE, Conductor
134Address: FANNY A. BELL, Sec'y, 7 East 15th St.
136SUMOWSKA
137CONCERT PIANIST
138Manager: W. S. BIGELOW, 80 Broad Street, Boston
139MASON & HAMLIN PIANO
141J. YOUNG
142TENOR
143Management: W. R. ANDERSON
1445 West 38th Street New York
145Personal Address: 1040-7th Ave., New York
147NATHAN FRYER
148PIANIST
149Concert Direction: M. H. HANSON
150437 Fifth Avenue, New York
152GEO. S.
153Baritone
154Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
155Management of
156ANTONIA SAWYER
157251 West 88th St., New York
158Phone, 89 Riverside
160SOLO VIOLINIST
161566 FIFTH AVENUE
162N. Y. CITY
164TEACHER of
165EGANI, the great American grand opera tenor, Mme. Oriaka Worden, Enrico Oromonte, Mme. Lilla Bretton and others now appearing before the public in Europe and America.
166SOPRANOS—Mme. Clarence Hale, Mme. C. E. Hulet, Grace Ryan, Kate Trevelyan, Mary Chappell, Josephine Lamb, Emily Douglass, Mme. A. Fenger, Mile. Evans, Lena Coplin, Lily Hayman, Mme. C. B. Patterson, Mme. Florence Kelly, Louise Campau, Emily Carrod, TENORS—George B. Barker, Robert Ford, Vincent F. Sullivan, Harry Hough, Beaswick, Harry H. Spier, Clark, P. Krueger, Albert Waible, John W. Viger, Italy.
167BARITONES—James Travers, Daniel M. Croucher, La Salle Nicolas Zan, C. J. Ruff, John Black (Milan, Italy).
168CONTRALTOS—Mme. Leon Wayave, Mlle. Kenjon, Mlle. Leah Abeles.
169STUDIOS: 104 West 79th Street, New York
170Cable Address "Florio."
171Tel. 7662 Schuyler.
173BERTHA CUSHING CHILD
174CONTRALTO
175Vocal Instruction
176THE LANG STUDIOS
177BOSTON, MASS.
178CLARA E. MUNGER
179TEACHER OF SINGING
180177 Huntington Ave., Boston
181Miss Katherine LINCOLN Solo Soprano
182Representing Miss Clara E. Munger
183NEW YORK: Friday, Saturday and Monday, 1425 Broadway
184BOSTON: 514 Pierce Building
185(no line here) one of two readings
187Mrs. HALL McALLISTER
188Teacher of Singing
189MUSICAL MANAGEMENT
190407 Pierce Building Boston
191Theory
192FRANK WALLER Accompanist
193Organist Memorial Church of Christ
194Phone, Brazel 2381 629 Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
196GERTRUDE SANS-SOUCCI
197PIANIST—COMPOSER
198HOTEL CARLTON NEW YORK
199JESSIE F. SACHS
200JOSEFFY PUPIL
201Piano Instruction, Accompanying, Ensemble Playing, Coaching
202124 East 81st Street New York
203(no line here) one of two readings
205MRS. CHARLES FARROW KIMBALL
206SOPRANO.
207Concert—Oratorio—Recital.
208Ellsworth Apartments, Pittsburgh, Pa.
209(no line here) one of two readings
211MR. AND MRS. EDMUND SEVERN
212VOICE, VIOLIN, PIANO
213STUDIO: 191 West 56th Street
214Phone: 2063 Columbus
215(no line here) one of two readings
217WILLIAM JOHN HALL
218MR. and MRS. HALL—Joint Recital—"SORAS OF THE ORIENT"
219Suite 29-30, Musical Art Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
221JON SHASTID
222MARY BARTON SHASTID
223CONCERT PIANISTS
224Send for Specimen Programs and Terms
226Fifth and Broadway
227HANNIBAL, Mo.
228TENOR
229DUFALT
230McINTYRE TRIO
231FIFTH SEASON
232ARENS VOCAL STUDIO
233308 WEST 56th STREET
234Fall Term Begins Monday, October 4th
235SEND 12 CENTS FOR BOOKLET, "MY VOCAL METHOD"
236(no line here) one of two readings
238McINTYRE TRIO one of two readings
239JOSEPH McINTYRE, Pianist one of two readings
240VLADIMIR DUBINSKY, Cellist one of two readings
241HANS LETZ, Violinist one of two readings
243KITCHELL
244EDWARD STRONG
245DOWNING
246BASSO CANTANTE
247150 HILLSIDE AVENUE
248NEWARK, N. J.
249L. D. Phone.
251M. ME. OHRSTROM-RENARD
252LANKOW VOCAL STUDIO
25326 WEST 97th STREET, NEW YORK CITY
254MRS. JANE GORDON
255SUCCESSOR TO MADAM ANNA LANKOW
256Specially prepared by her, and seven years a teacher with her in her studios.
258EDITH CHAPMAN GOOLD
259SOPRANO
260ADDRESS
2612314 Broadway, New York
262Telephone, 1600 Riverside
264JOHN FINNEGAN
265TENOR
266Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral
267Concert, Oratorio, Recitals
2683187 BROADWAY
269Teacher of George Ferguson, Berlin; King Clark, Paris; Dr. Carl Dufft, N. Y.; Geo. Dixon, Toronto; Hannah Cummings, Katherine Bloodgood, Florence Mulford, Viola Gillette, Maude Berrl, Jeanette Fernandez, Edith Miller. one of two readings
270Teacher of George Ferguson, Berlin; King Clark, Paris; Dr. Carl Dufft, N. Y.; Geo. Dixon, Toronto; Hannah Cummings, Katherine Bloodgood, Florence Mulford, Viola Gillette, Maude Berril, Jeanette Fernandez, Edith Miller. one of two readings
271Special Operatic Training (including Action)
273FRED'C MARTIN
274BASSO
275MANAGEMENT
276HAENSEL & JONES
2771 East 42d Street, New York
279WM. EBANN 'CELLIST
280CONCERTS, RECITALS, MUSICALES
281Studio 13 WEST 42ND STREET NEW YORK
283CARL BRUCHHAUSEN PIANIST
284STUDIO: 51 East 59th Street, New York
285(no line here) one of two readings
286Telephone, 1946 Plaza one of two readings
288The INDIANAPOLIS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
289Music :: The Speech Arts :: Modern Language
290PIANO—Mr. Edgar M. Cawley
291Mons. Emilioano Rennaud
292Miss Eugenie V. Scorsg one of two readings
293Miss Eugenie V. Scorgi one of two readings
294SINGING—Mr. Louis F. Haslinger
295Miss Marion Scorsg one of two readings
296Miss Marion Scorgi one of two readings
297VIOLIN—Her Johannes Miesch
298Mrs. Edgar M. Cawley
299SPEECH ARTS—
300Mr. Charles Williams, A. B.
301In 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
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