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Musical Courier 1910-03-02: Vol 60 Iss 9, 1910
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1MAXIMILIAN PILZER
2VIOLINIST
3Address: 26 E. 117th Street, NEW YORK
5VIRGIL GORDON, PIANO INSTRUCTION
6WEST EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET STUDIOS:
7257 West 86th Street, near Broadway, New York
8Telephone, 9010 Riverside
9Prospectus on Application
11PAUL VOLKMANN
12Management
13Henry Wolfsohn Bureau
141 West 34th St., New York
15Philadelphia Address, 10 South 18th St.
17MRS. WILLIAM S. NELSON
18Vocal Instruction, Accompanist
19Musicales Arranged
201524 Chestnut Street
21Philadelphia
22500 Main Street
23East Orange, N. J.
241 East 40th Street
25New York
26Mon., Thurs. and Sat. Wed.'day Telephone Tuesdays and Fridays
28FREDERICK WELD
29Baritone
30Soloist St. Bartholomew's Church, New York
31Management: THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
321 West 34th Street, New York
34MARGARET KEYES
35CONTRALTO
36Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
37MANAGEMENT:
38THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
391 West 34th Street, New York
41LOUISE ORMSBY
42SOPRANO
43For Dates and Terms Address
44HAENSEL & JONES
451 East 42d Street, New York
47Granberry Piano School one of two readings
48GRANBERRY Piano School one of two readings
49CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK
50EVENING TEACHERS
51Practical demonstrations of methods of teaching. Interpretation Recitals. Send for circulars and booklet.
53AGNES WYNKOOP OSBORNE
54PIANO INSTRUCTION
55Pupil of Leschetizky
56Metropolitan Opera House Building,
571425 Broadway
58Phone, 1274 Bryant
60EDWIN CLAUDE WARFORD
61FRENCH
62Lecture Song Recitals
6338 East 22d St., New York
64Phone 995 Gramercy
66GRASSE
67Metta K. LEGLER
68DRAMATIC SOPRANO
69Address: 525 Orchestra Building
71M. ELBERT FLORIO
72THE RENOWNED ITALIAN GRAND OPERA TENOR
73Eminent and Recognized Authority on Voice Placement
74Formerly Leading Vocal Instructor of Berlin
75PERFECT TONE PRODUCTION GUARANTEED
76Training from Beginning to Perfection
77Hough, Beaswick, Harry H. Spier, Clark, P. Krueger, Albert Wahle, A. Savignac
78BARITONES—James Travers, Daniel M. Croucher, La Salle Nicolas Zan, C. J. Ruff, John Black (Milan, Italy).
79CONTRALTOS—Mme. Leon Wayave, Mlle. Kenjon, Mlle. Leah Abeles.
80STUDIOS: 104 West 79th Street, New York
81Cable Address "Floriel." one of two readings
82Cable Address "Florio." one of two readings
84Education from beginning to finish
85Send for Booklet
86VIRGIL
8720th Season
88Results Unsurpassed
89Plano School and Conservatory
90Fall Term Begins September 16, 17, 18, 1909
91MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, Director
93DUDLEY BUCK, Jr.
94VOCAL INSTRUCTION
95JAMES O. BOONE, Assistant
96810 Carnegie Hall, New York
98MAX WERTHEIM
99Grand Opera Tenor and Concert Singer
100VOCAL INSTRUCTION
101STUDIO: 463 Central Park West, NEW YORK
102Sixth Year Season 1909-10
103LOUIS NORMAN CULLIS
104VOICE PRODUCTION
105Mr. Cullis is a pupil of the Royal College of Music, London, and teaches the Old Italian (Nava) method, having studied this method under Bouhy of Paris and Sarti of London, both Nava pupils. He is especially equipped to impart it.
106CARL A. PREYER
107PIANIST AND COMPOSER
108Professor of Music at University of Kansas
109LAWRENCE, KANSAS
110RECENT COMPOSITIONS:
111SCHERZO IN B FLAT MINOR
112CONCERTSTUECK FOR TWO PIANOS
113Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
114Oratorio and Joint Recitals with
115MR. HENRY HOLDEN
116Recitals and Piano Instruction
117Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestra, &c.
118STUDIO: Steinway Hall
119Address: 144 East 150th St., NEW YORK CITY
121SIGHT SINGING
122MME. TROTIN
123805 Carnegie Hall
124Phone, 6410 River
125Women's Philharmonic Orchestra
126MARGUERITE MOORE, Conductor
127Address: FANNY A. BELL, Sec'y. 7 East 15th St.
129SUMOWSKA
130CONCERT PIANIST
131Manager: W. S. BIGELOW, 68 Broad Street, Boston
132MASON & HAMLIN PIANO
134JOHN YOUNG
135TENOR
136Management: W. R. ANDERSON
1375 West 38th Street New York
138Personal Address: 1948-7th Ave., New York
140NATHAN FRYER
141PIANIST
142Concert Direction: M. H. HANSON
143437 Fifth Avenue, New York
145GEO. S. MADDEN
146Baritone
147Concert, Oratorio and Recitals
148Management of ANTONIA SAWYER
149251 West 88th St., New York
150Phone, 89 Riverside
152SOLO VIOLINIST
153566 FIFTH AVENUE
154N. Y. CITY
156TEACHER of
157EGANI, the great American grand opera tenor, Mme. Orsita Worden, Enrico Oromonte, Mme. Lilla Bretton and others now appearing before the public in Europe and America:
158SOPRANOS—Mme. Clarence Hale, Mme. C. B. Hulet, Grace Ryan, Kate Travis, Maria Chalbourne, Josephine Lamb, Mary Dorrance, Mme. A. Fenger, Mlle. Evans, Lena Coplin, Lilly Heyman, Mme. C. B. Patten (now in Florence, Italy), Louise Campau, Emily Carrod.
159TENORS—George B. Barker, Robert H. Hough, Vincent F. Sullivan, Harry H. Spier, James Travers, Daniel M. Croucher, La Salle Nicolas Zan, C. J. Ruff, John Black (Milan, Italy). one of two readings
160TENORS—George B. Barker, Robert H. H. Spier, Vincent F. Sullivan, Harry Hough, Beaswick, Harry H. Spier, Clark, P. Krueger, Albert Wahle, A. Savignac one of two readings
161BARITONES—James Travers, Daniel M. Croucher, La Salle Nicolas Zan, C. J. Ruff, John Black (Milan, Italy). one of two readings
162CONTRALTOS—Mme. Leon Wayave, Mlle. Kenjon, Mlle. Leah Abeles.
163STUDIOS: 104 West 79th Street, New York
164Cable Address "Floriel." one of two readings
165Cable Address "Florio." one of two readings
167BERTHA CUSHING CHILD
168CONTRALTO
169Vocal Instruction
170THE LANG STUDIOS
171BOSTON, MASS.
172CLARA E. MUNGER
173TEACHER OF SINGING
174177 Huntington Ave., Boston
175Miss Katherine LINCOLN Solo Soprano
176Representing Miss Clara E. Munger
177NEW YORK: Friday, Saturday and Monday, 1425 Broadway
178BOSTON: 514 Pierce Building
179Mrs. HALL McALLISTER
180Teacher of Singing
181MUSICAL MANAGEMENT
182407 Pierce Building Boston
183Theory
184FRANK WALLER Accompanist
185Organist Memorial Church of Christ
186Phone, Drexel 2381 629 Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
188FLORENCE TURNER-MALEY
189CHARLES NORMAN GRANVILLE
190BARYTONE
191SOPRANO one of two readings
192ADDRESS one of two readings
193601 West 136th St., New York one of two readings
194Phone, 2920 Audubon one of two readings
195Management: one of two readings
196W. R. ANDERSON one of two readings
1975 West 38th Street one of two readings
198NEW YORK CITY one of two readings
199(no line here) one of two readings
201GEO. CARRE
202PAUL DUFALT
203McINTYRE TRIO
204FIFTH SEASON
205Address: JOSEPH McINTYRE, 914 Carnegie Hall, New York
206ARENS VOCAL STUDIO 308 WEST 56th STREET one of two readings
208ARENS VOCAL STUDIO one of two readings
209308 WEST 56th STREET one of two readings
210Fall Term Begins Monday, October 4th
211SEND 12 CENTS FOR BOOKLET, "MY VOCAL METHOD"
213KITCHELL
214EDWARD STRONG
215DOWNING
216MME. OHRSTROM-RENARD
217LANKOW VOCAL STUDIO
21825 West 97th Street, NEW YORK CITY
219MRS. JANE GORDON
220SUCCESSOR TO MADAM ANNA LANKOW
221Specially prepared by her, and seven years a teacher with her in her studios.
223CHAPMAN GOOLD
224SOPRANO
225ADDRESS
2262314 Broadway, New York
227Telephone, 1630 Riverside
229FINNEGAN
230SWEET
2311425 Broadway, New York
232Met. Opera House Bldg.
234FRED'C MARTIN
235BASSO
236MANAGEMENT
237HAENSEL & JONES
2381 East 42d Street, New York
240WM. EBANN 'CELLIST
241CONCERTS, RECITALS, MUSICALES
242Studio 13 WEST 42ND STREET NEW YORK
244CARL BRUCHHAUSEN PIANIST
245STUDIO: 51 East 59th Street, New York
246Telephone, 1946 Plaza
248INDIANAPOLIS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
249Music :: The Speech Arts :: Modern Language
250PIANO—Mr. Edgar M. Cawley
251Mons. Emilio Rensaud
252Miss Eugenie V. Scorgie
253SINGING—Mr. Louis F. Haslinger
254Miss Marion Scorgie
255VIOLIN—Her Johannes Miench
256Mrs. Edgar M. Cawley
257SPEECH ARTS—
258Mr. Charles Williams, M. B.
259In 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 one of two readings
260In 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. one of two readings
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