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Musical Courier 1911-03-22: Vol 62 Iss 12, 1911
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1MR. FRANCIS STUART,
2TEACHER OF SINGING. PUPIL OF LAMPERTI THE ELDER.
3(Ten years in California.)
4"Being in full possession of my method of singing, he has the ability to form great artists."—FRANCESCO LAMPERTI.
5Studies 1103-4 Carnegie Hall, New York.
7INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, one of two readings
8INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. one of two readings
9Church, Concert and School Positions Secured.
10MRS. BABCOCK, one of two readings
11MRS. BABCOCK. one of two readings
12CARNegie HALL, New York.
13Telephone: 2634 Columbus.
15M. F. BURT SCHOOL, one of two readings
16M. F. BURT SCHOOL. one of two readings
17Sight-Singing, Ear-Training, Musical Stenography. Normal Courses in Public and Private School Music. Special coaching for church trials.
18New York School, 1202 Carnegie Hall.
19Address Brooklyn School, 48 Lefferts Place.
21MADAM JOSEFA MIDDECKE,
22VOICE CULTURE—PERFECT TONE PRODUCTION.
23Only students who wish to study seriously desired. 204 and 206 West 81st St., New York.
25PAUL SAVAGE,
26VOICE CULTURE.
27803 Carnegie Hall, New York.
29MAX KNITEL-TREUMANN,
30BARITONE.
31Voice Culture—Art of Singing.
32Studio, Carnegie Hall.
33Mail address: Fifth Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
35WALTER HENRY HALL,
36Organist and choirmaster, St. James' Church, New York; conductor Brooklyn Oratorio Society; extensive lecture on Church Music, Columbia University, 430 West 116th St., New York City.
38J. JEROME HAYES,
39VOCAL INSTRUCTOR.
40Van Dyck Studios, Eighth Ave. and 56th St.
41Phone, 594 Columbus.
43ADOLF GLOSE,
44Concert Pianist, Piano Instruction. Coach for professional and advanced singers.
45Residence studio: 81 Morningside Ave., City.
46Phone 2193 J. Morningside.
48FRANK J. BENEDICT,
49VOICE CULTURE.
50503 Carnegie Hall.
51How Beautiful Voices Are Made, 10c; Musical Possibilities of the Average Voice, 20c; Prospectus, 10c.
53E. PRESSON MILLER,
54TEACHER OF SINGING.
551013 Carnegie Hall.
56Telephone, 1350 Columbus.
58VIRGIL GORDON,
59PIANO INSTRUCTION.
60West Eighty-sixth Street Studios.
61257 West 86th Street, near Broadway, New York.
62Tel., 6910 Riverside. Prospectus on Application.
64EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
65THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA.
66Voice Culture in All Its Branches.
67The Evelyn, 101 W. 78th St., New York City.
68Telephone: 7488 Schuyler.
70MARY HISSEM DE MOSS,
71SOPRANO.
72106 W. 90th St. Phone 3552 River.
74FLORENCE E. GALE,
75SOLO PIANIST.
76Recitals and Concerts.
77Instruction, Leschetizky Method.
78151 W. 70th St. Telephone, 5331 Columbus.
80MARTHA B. GERMAN,
81HAND SPECIALIST.
82(Treatment of strained or muscle-bound hands, giving elasticity and expansion.)
83For Pianists, Violinists, etc. Tues. and Fri., Carnegie Hall, N. Y. Address 847 West End Ave. Phone Riverside 8225.
85MARY T. WILLIAMSON,
86SOLO PIANIST.
87Recitals, Concerts, Instruction.
88Leschetizky Method. 21 East 75th St.
89Phone, 1302 Lenox.
91HATTIE CLAPPER MORRIS,
92TEACHER OF SINGING IN ALL BRANCHES.
931730 Broadway, Cor. 55th St.
94Telephone, 4117 Columbus.
96FREDERICK E. BRISTOL,
97TEACHER OF SINGING.
98Ryan Building, Room 111.
99N. Y. 145 West 42d St., New York. one of two readings
100New York, 145 West 42d St., New York. one of two readings
102HENRIETTA A. CAMMEYER,
103Formerly assistant to Dr. Wm. Mason.
104PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION—MUSICALES.
105103 E. 29th St. Steinway Hall.
106Phone 2560 Mad. Sq.
108JESSAMINE HARRISON-IRVINE,
109Pianist—Accompanist 864 Carnegie Hall.
110Instruction—Coaching New York
111Telephone, 1350 Columbus.
113HENRIETTA SPEKE-SEELEY,
114SOPRANO—TEACHER OF SINGING.
115Studio, 7 W. 42d St. Phone 4526 Bryant.
116Residence, 2184 Bathgate Ave. Phone 3907 Tremont
118MARY WAGNER GILBERT,
119TEACHER OF PIANO.
120Leschetizky Method. Pupil of Xavier Scharwenka.
121Studio, 826 Carnegie Hall.
123SIGHT READING
124For Vocalists and Instrumentalists.
125MME. C. TROTIN.
126Carnegie Hall, Studio 805.
128GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
129Special course for teachers and professionals. Degrees granted. Thorough course for beginners. Dr. E. Eberhard, Pres't. 57 W. 93d St., New York. 'Phone, 2147 River. (Thirty-fifth year.)
131ELIZABETH K. PATTERSON,
132SOPRANO. TEACHER OF SINGING.
133Studio: 257 West 104th Street.
134'Phone, 8101 Riverside.
136AGNES KIMBALL,
137DRAMATIC SOPRANO.
138Oratorio. Concert. Recital. 609 W. 177th St., New York. Phone 5798 Audubon
140JANET BULLOCK WILLIAMS,
141TEACHER OF SINGING.
142122 Carnegie Hall.
144SIGNOR FILOTEO GRECO,
145THE ART OF SINGING.
146Studio: 62 East Thirty-fourth Street, New York.
147Telephone: 3747 Madison Square.
149MR. SAMUEL BOWDEN MOYLE,
150Voice Culture, Style and Artistic Singing. Perfect Tone, Perfect Diction in English, German, French and Italian. Residence Studio, No. 43 East 21st St., New York City.
152MORITZ E. SCHWARZ,
153Ass't Organist, Trinity Church, New York.
154RECITALS AND INSTRUCTION.
155Address Trinity Church, New York.
157AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
158(Chartered by Board of Regents.)
159EMIL REY, Director.
160SINGING, PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, CELLO, THEORY AND COMPOSITION.
161Grand Opera School, 305 East 86th St.
163Mrs. WM. S. NELSON
164VOCAL INSTRUCTION AND ACCOMPANIST.
1651524 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Mon. and Thurs.; 889 Main St., East Orange, N. J., Wed.; 142 Broadway, New York, Tues. and Fri.; 6 Oakwood Court, Orange, N. J.
167OTTO W. WITTEMANN,
168PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.
169824 Carnegie Hall, New York.
170Tel., 1350 Columbus.
172ANNIE FRIEDBERG,
173Voice Culture, Art of Singing, Sight Reading, Coaching for Opera, Church and Concert. American representative of Leonard's Illustrated Musical Journal, Berlin. Studio, 51 East 95th St. Residence, 50 Morningside Ave., West.
175J. W. PARSON PRICE,
176VOICE CULTURE AND ART OF SINGING.
17755 West 25th St., New York.
178"I can assert with confidence that Mr. Parson Price's knowledge of the voice, both male and female and his style of singing, entitled him to a high rank among teachers."—MANUEL GARCIA.
180JOHN W. NICHOLS,
181TENOR.
182Concerts—Oratorios—Recitals.
183Studies: 801-802 Carnegie Hall, New York City.
184'Phone, 976 Columbus.
186HENRY SCHRADIECK,
187Formerly Prof. of Violin, Leipzig Conservatory. Head of Violin Dept., Amer. Institute of Applied Music, N. Y., and Combs Conservatory, Philadelphia. Residence Studio, 535 Wash'n Ave., Brooklyn.
189DUDLEY BUCK, Jr.,
190VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
191810 Carnegie Hall, New York.
193WILBUR A. LUYSTER,
194SIGHT SINGING.
195(Galin-Paris-Cheve Method.)
196Special preparations of church soloists. Normal course of school music. Vocal Instruction—Choral Direction.
197Address: Metropolitan Opera School, 1425 B'way.
199MISS EMMA THURSBY,
200SOPRANO.
201Will receive a limited number of pupils.
202Residence, 34 Gramercy Park.
203'Phone, 3187 Gramercy. New York City.
205BRUNO HUHN,
206TEACHER OF STYLE, DICTION AND REPERTOIRE FOR VOCALISTS.
207The Wollaston, 231 West 60th St., New York. (Subway express station.) 'Phone, 8833 Riverside.
209EARLE ALBERT WAYNE,
210Concerts. PIANIST. Instruction. Conductor choral clubs. 1204 Carnegie Hall.
212W. FRANCIS PARSONS,
213BASSO CANTANTE.
214Vocal Instruction.
215126 West 70th St. 'Phone, 3009 Columbus.
217CLAUDE MAITLAND GRIFFETH
218PIANO AND HARMONY INSTRUCTION.
219Monday and Thursday afternoons, Pouch Gallery, Brooklyn.
220133 Carnegie Hall, New York.
222MR. CHARLES LEE TRACY,
223PINOFORTE INSTRUCTION.
224Certificated Teacher of the Leschetizky Method.
225Studio: Carnegie Hall, New York City.
227EDWIN GRASSE,
228VIOLINIST.
229Manager H. GODFREY TURNER.
2301402 Broadway. Studio, 161 East 176th Street.
232JOSEPH PIZZARELLO,
233VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
234Voice Developed—Style, Opera.
235851-852 Carnegie Hall, New York.
237HALLETT GILBERTE,
238TENOR—COMPOSER.
239Composer of "Serenade," "The Raindrop," "The Bird," "Youth," "Mother's Cradle Song."
240Hotel Flanders, 143 W. 47th St.
241'Phone, 3021 Bryant.
243F. W. RIESBERG,
244INSTRUCTION—PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY, ACCOMPANIST.
245Branch Office, "Musical Courier."
246954 Eighth Ave., near 56th St.
247'Phone, 3555 Columbus.
249SIEGMUND GROSSKOPF,
250SOLD VIOLINIST AND INSTRUCTOR.
251ELISE GROSSKOPF
252SOPRANO—VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
2531204 Carnegie Hall, New York.
255MRS. REGINA WATSON,
256SPECIALTY. Repertoire work with Concert Pianists, and the training of teachers.
25749 E. Indiana Street, Chicago, Ill.
259JOSEPH JOACHIM SCHOOL,
260STRINGED INSTRUMENTS.
261Geraldine Morgan, Director.
262Orchestral and 'Cello Department, Paul Morgan, 914 Carnegie Hall, New York.
264WALTER L. BOGERT,
265BARITONE.
266Teacher of Singing. Lectures and Recitals.
267644 Madison Ave., New York. Tel. 5430 Plaza.
269JORGE G. BENITEZ,
270BARITONE—TEACHER OF SINGING.
271165 West 71st St., New York.
272Indorsement by teacher: "Jorge Benitez, I consider eminently suited to impart the art of singing in all its branches. A student diligently works with him will find great benefit therefrom."—EMILIO DE GOGORZA.
274ADELE LAEIS BALDWIN,
275CONTRALTO.
276Teacher of Singing and Lyric Diction.
277'Phone, 5757 Columbus. 915 Carnegie Hall.
279WALTER S. YOUNG,
280VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
281801-802 Carnegie Hall, New York.
283CARL M. ROEDER,
284PIANIST—INSTRUCTION.
285607 Carnegie Hall. 423 E. 140th St.
287AMY GRANT,
28878 West 55th St., New York.
289READINGS WITH MUSIC.
290"Electra," "Pelléas and Mélisande," "Salome," "Enoch Arden," "Parsifal," etc. Instruction.
291Tel. 714 Plaza.
293CARL FIQUÉ, Piano
294KATHERINE NOACK-FIQUE,
295Dramatic Soprano.
296FIQUE MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
297128 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn.
299ELINOR COMSTOCK,
300(pupil of Theodore Leschetizky) announces the opening of a Resident Piano School for Girls in New York City, October 12, 1910. For catalogue, apply to Miss Elinor Comstock, 749 Madison Ave.
302MISS GENEVIEVE BISBEE,
303PIANIST—INSTRUCTION.
304—Leschetizky Method—
305Limited number of resident pupils received.
30638 East 60th St. 'Phone, 6109 Plaza.
308ANGEL AGNES CHOPOURIAN,
309DRAMATIC SOPRANO.
310Oratorio—Concerts—Recitals—Instruction.
311864 Carnegie Hall,
313ALICE GARRIGUE MOTT,
314ART OF SINGING.
315172 West 79th St., New York.
317ESPERANZA GARRIGUE,
318ART OF SINGING.
319Hotel Colonia, 535 W. 112th St., New York (near Broadway).
321MME. EMMA A. DAMBMANN,
322CONTRALTO.
323Voice Culture and Art of Singing. Concert and Oratorio. Residence Studio, Hotel Calumet.
324Phone: Columbus 1628. 340 West 57th St.
326MARIE CROSS NEWHAUS,
327VOICE CULTURE.
328Repertoire and Diction.
329434 Fifth Ave. Tel. 6495 Murray Hill.
331THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING, PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE, 230 East 62d Street.
332Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
333F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
335T. ANTOINETTE WARD,
336PIANO—HARMONY.
337Readings with Piano Accompaniments.
338Van Dyck Studios, 56th St. & 8th Ave., New York.
339Tel. 594 Col.
341WIRTZ PIANO SCHOOL,
342School for Solo Playing, Ensemble Playing, Accompanying and Theory.
343Classes in Methods for Teachers.
344246 West 121st St., New York.
346MR. AND MRS. THEO. J. TOEDT,
347VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
348Home Studio: 163 East 62d St., New York.
350THE BERTA GROSSE-THOMASON SCHOOL FOR PIANO.
351359 Degraw St., Brooklyn.
352310 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
353Steinway Hall, Room 16, New York.
35498 Maple Ave., Morristown, N. J.
355Tel. Call, 4207-J Main.
357VON DOENHOFF,
358VOICE—HELEN.
359PIANO—ALBERT.
3601186 Madison Ave.
361Phone: 1332 Lenox.
363DANIEL VISANSKA, VIOLINIST.
364Returned from Berlin after nine years' successful concertizing and teaching, will accept engagements and a limited number of pupils. Address: 880 St. Nicholas Ave., N. Y.; Phone, 3050 Audubon. Mondays and Thursdays, 10 to 50. 18th St., Phila.
366THE VON ENDE VIOLIN SCHOOL,
36758 West 90th St., New York.
368Violin, Anton Witek, the famous violinist; Herweg von Ende, J. Frank Ricci, Piano, Vita Witch, Albert Rose Parsons, Antoinette Ward. Singing, Adrienne Remmert, Jacob Massell.
370MARGUERITE HALL,
371CONTRALTO.
372Oratorio, Concert, Recitals. Vocal Instruction.
373101 W. 78th St. 'Phone 7048 Schuyler.
375DR. EDOUARD BLITZ,
376SCHOOL OF SIGHT SINGING.
377808 Carnegie Hall.
378Summer Address: Carre de Direction Artistique du Kursaal d'Ostende, Belgique.
380ELLA MAY SMITH,
381INSTRUCTION—PIANO, SINGING, MUSIC, HISTORY.
382HISTORICAL LECTURE RECITALS.
383Residence Studio: 60 Jefferson Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Telephone, Automatic, 2294.
385MR. AND MRS. LOUIS SAJOUS,
386TEACHERS OF SINGING.
387The Natural Method of Tone Production founded on the Scientific Laws of Vocal Physiology. Residence Studio, 2 West 16th St., New York City.
389JESSIE DAVIS,
390PIANIST.
391Concerts—Recitals—Lessons.
392Studio: 503 Huntington Chambers, Boston.
394ALBERTA LAUER,
395PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPANIST.
396Recommended by Jonas and Teichmuller.
39778 West 94th St. 'Phone, 3274 River.
399MILTONELLA BEARDSLEY,
400PIANIST.
401Management, Sawyer Musical Bureau, 1425 B'way, N. Y. City.
402143 Carnegie Hall, New York.
404HERBERT WILBER GREENE,
405SCHOOL OF SINGING.
406701 Carnegie Hall.
407Caia Aarup Greene, Pianist.
409CARLOS N. SANCHEZ.
410TEACHER OF SINGING.
411Studio, 2 West 16th St., New York.
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