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Musical Courier 1913-05-28: Vol 66 Iss 22, 1913
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1THE MUSICAL COURIER
3INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
4Church, Concert and School Positions Secured.
5MRS. BABCOCK,
6CARNEGIE HALL, New York.
7Telephone: 2634 Columbus.
9ROSS DAVID,
10New York: Carnegie Hall.
11Philadelphia: Baker Building, 1520 Chestnut St.
13M. F. BURT SCHOOL,
14Sight-Singing, Ear-Training, Musical Stenography. Normal Course in Public and Private School Music. Special coaching for church trials.
15New York School: 1202 Carnegie Hall.
16Address Brooklyn School, 48 Lefferts Place.
18PAUL SAVAGE,
19VOICE CULTURE.
20801 Carnegie Hall, New York.
22M. RAWLINS BAKER,
23PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.
24212 West 50th St. Telephone, 2329 Columbus.
26MAX KNITEL-TREUMANN,
27BARITONE.
28Voice Culture—Art of Singing.
29Studio, Carnegie Hall.
30Mail address: Fifth Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
32ADELE LAEIS BALDWIN,
33CONTRALTO.
34Teacher of Singing and Lyric Diction.
35Tel. 5757 Columbus. 915 Carnegie Hall
37LOUIS ARTHUR RUSSELL,
38Metropolitan Schools of Musical Art.
39Carnegie Hall, New York, and Newark, N. J.
40Tel. 4778 Columbus.
42E. PRESSON MILLER,
43TEACHER OF SINGING.
441013 Carnegie Hall.
45Telephone: 1350 Columbus.
47EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM,
48THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA.
49Voice Culture in All Its Branches
50The Evelyn, 101 W. 78th St., New York City.
51Telephone: 7648 Schuyler.
53MARY HISSEM DE MOSS,
54SOPRANO.
55186 W. 90th St. Phone, 3552 River.
57FLORENCE E. GALE,
58SOLO PIANIST.
59Recitals and Concerts.
60Instruction, Leschetizky Method.
61151 W. 70th St. Telephone, 5331 Columbus.
63HATTIE CLAPPER MORRIS,
64TEACHER OF SINGING IN ALL BRANCHES.
651730 Broadway, Cor. 55th St.
66Telephone, 4117 Columbus.
68FREDERICK E. BRISTOL,
69TEACHER OF SINGING.
70No. 143 West 42d St., New York.
72ROBERT J. WINTERBOTTOM,
73Organist and Choirmaster, St. Luke's Chapel, Trinity Parish, New York.
74ORGAN RECITALS—INSTRUCTION.
75The Earle, 103 Waverly Place.
77ZIEGLER INSTITUTE OF NORMAL SINGING.
78Mme. ANNA E. ZIEGLER, Director.
79Met. Opera House Bldg., 1425 B'way, New York.
80Tel. 1274 Bryant.
82HENRIETTA SPEKE-SEELEY,
83SOPRANO—TEACHER OF SINGING.
841425 Broadway—Metropolitan Opera House.
85Residence, 2184 Bathgate Ave. Phone 3967 Tremont.
87MANFRED MALKIN,
88PIANIST—INSTRUCTOR.
8931 West 124th St. Tel. 5024 Harlem.
91CLAUDE WARFORD,
92TENOR.
9360 Washington Square South.
94Phone, 730 Spring.
96GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
97113 West 85th St., New York. Tel. 4152 Schuyler.
98Special course for teachers and professionals.
99Degrees granted. Thorough course for beginners.
100Dr. B. Eberhard, Pres. (Thirty-ninth year.)
102HARRIET M. DWIGHT,
103INSTRUCTION
104VOICE AND PIANO.
105115 Carnegie Hall, Fri. and Sat.
107ELIZABETH K. PATTERSON,
108SOPRANO. TEACHER OF SINGING.
109Studio: 257 West 104th Street.
110Phone, 8101 Riverside.
112JANET BULLOCK WILLIAMS,
113TEACHER OF SINGING.
114122 Carnegie Hall.
116VICTOR BIART, PIANO VIRTUOSO.
117Instruction. Advanced Interpretation. Repertory.
118Especial cultivation of that vivid, flowing quality of tone which is the essence of musical expression.
119Studio Hall, 64 East 34th St., New York.
120Tel. 9424 Madison.
122SIGNOR FILOTEO GRECO,
123THE ART OF SINGING.
124Studio: 62 East Thirty-fourth Street, New York.
125Telephone: 4879 Murray Hill.
127JESSAMINE HARRISON-IRVINE,
128Pianist—Accompanist. 864 Carnegie Hall.
129Instruction—Coaching. New York.
130Telephone, 1350 Columbus.
132A. RUSS PATTERSON,
133ORGANIST, CONDUCTOR
134IDEELLE A. PATTERSON, LYRIC SOPRANO
135Specialty, Voice Development and Direction.
136322 West 58th St. Tel. 748 Columbus.
138MORITZ E. SCHWARZ,
139Ass't Organist, Trinity Church, New York.
140RECITALS AND INSTRUCTION.
141Address Trinity Church, New York.
143ADOLF GLOSE,
144Concert Pianist, Piano Instruction. Coach for professional and advanced singers.
145Residence Studio, 2193 J Morningside.
147HENRY SCHRADIECK,
148Formerly 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., B'klyn.
150JOHN W. NICHOLS,
151TENOR.
152330 W. 58th St., N. Y. C. Phone, 1434 Columbus.
153Management: A. Friedberg, 1435 Broadway.
155DUDLEY BUCK,
156TEACHER OF SINGING.
157New Aeolian Hall, 27 West 42nd St., New York.
158Phone, 7498 Bryant.
160WILBUR A. LUYSTER,
161SIGHT SINGING.
162(Galin-Paris-Chevé Method.)
163Special preparations of church soloists. Normal course of school music. Vocal Instruction—Choral Direction.
164Address: Metropolitan Opera School, 1425 B'way.
166MISS EMMA THURSBY,
167SOPRANO.
168Will receive a limited number of pupils.
169Residence, 34 Gramercy Park.
170New York City.
172BRUNO HUHN,
173STYLE, DICTION, AND REPERTOIRE.
174Elementary and advanced vocal lessons.
175231 West 96th St., New York.
176Mr. Huhn will teach on Mondays during July and August.
178EARLE ALBERT WAYNE,
179Concerts. PIANIST. Instruction.
180Choral Club Conductor. 1202 Carnegie Hall.
182GIUSEPPE CAMPANARI,
183For 12 years leading baritone of the Metropolitan Opera House, will take a limited number of pupils.
184Applicants to be seen by appointment only.
185668 West End Avenue, near 92d St., New York.
187FLORENCE STORY,
188CONTRALTO.
189Concerts and Musicales and Church.
190Address, care of Musical Courier.
192CLAUDE MAITLAND GRIFFITH,
193PIANO AND HARMONY INSTRUCTION.
194Monday and Thursday afternoons. Pouch Gallery, Brooklyn.
195133 Carnegie Hall, New York.
196Season opens second week in October.
198CARL M. ROEDER,
199PIANIST—INSTRUCTION.
200607 Carnegie Hall and 423 East 140th St.
202MR. CHARLES LEE TRACY,
203PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.
204Certificated Teacher of the LESCHETIZKY METHOD.
205Studio: Carnegie Hall, New York City.
207JOSEPH PIZZARELLO,
208VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
209Voice Developed—Style, Opera.
210851-852 Carnegie Hall, New York.
212J. W. PARSON PRICE,
213VOICE CULTURE AND ART OF SINGING.
21411 W. 90th St., New York.
215"I can confidently state that Mr. Parson Price's knowledge of the voice, both male and female, and his style of singing, entitle him to a high rank among teachers."—MANUEL GARCIA.
217MRS. REGINA WATSON,
218SPECIALTY. Repertoire work with Concert Pianists, and the training of teachers.
2192146 Lincoln Parkway West, Chicago, Ill.
221WILLIAM NELSON BURRITT,
222VOICE SPECIALIST AND REPERTOIRE BUILDER.
223128A East 19th Street.
224Tel. Gramercy 3848.
226WALTER L. BOGERT,
227President of N. Y. State Music Teachers' Ass'n.
228TEACHER OF SINGING.
229Baritone. Lectures and Recitals.
230130 Claremont Ave., New York. Tel. 291 Morn'side.
231Tuesday and Friday, Aeolian Hall.
233F. W. RIESBERG,
234INSTRUCTION—PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY.
235With the "Musical Courier"; See'y Manuscript Society; Organist Central Baptist Church, New York. 439 Fifth Ave.; Tel. 4292 Murray Hill.
236Residence. Park Hill, Yonkers, N. Y.
238JESSIE DAVIS,
239PIANIST.
240Concerts—Recitals—Lessons.
241Studio: 503 Huntington Chambers, Boston.
243CARL FIQUE, PIANO
244KATHERINE NOACK-FIQUE,
245Dramatic Soprano.
246FIQUE MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
247128 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn.
249MISS GENEVIEVE BISBEE,
250PIANIST—INSTRUCTION.
251—Leschetizky Method—
252Limited number of resident pupils received.
25338 East 60th St. Phone, 6109 Plaza.
255ALICE GARRIGUE-MOTT,
256ART OF SINGING.
257172 West 79th St., New York.
259ESPERANZA GARRIGUE,
260ART OF SINGING.
261Heathcote Hall, 609 West 114th St., New York.
262Tel. 7814 Morningside.
263(Bet. Broadway and Riverside Drive.)
265ELLA MAY SMITH,
266INSTRUCTION—PIANO, SINGING, MUSIC, HISTORY.
267HISTORICAL LECTURE RECITALS.
268Residence Studio: 60 Jefferson Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Telephone, Automatic, 2294.
270JAMES P. DUNN,
271Composer and Organist. St. Patrick's Church, Jersey City. Instruction, Piano, Organ, Theory and Choral Singing (Specialty Gregorian Chant and Catholic Church Music.) Phone, 2867-W Bergen.
273MME. EMMA E. DAMBMAN,
274(Mrs. HERMANN G. FRIEDMANN.)
275CONTRALTO.
276Vocal Instruction, Concerts.
277Residence Studio, Hotel Calumet.
278Phone: Columbus 1628. 340 West 57th St.
280THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR VIOLIN PLAYING, PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE, 230 East 62d Street.
281Complete musical education given to students from the beginning to the highest perfection.
282F. & H. CARRI, Directors.
284MARY T. WILLIAMSON,
285SOLO PIANIST.
286Recitals, Concerts, Instruction.
287Leschetizky Method. 21 East 75th St.
288Phone, 1302 Lenox.
290MR. AND MRS. THEO. J. TOEDT,
291VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
292Home Studio: 163 East 62d St., New York.
294VON DOENHOFF,
295VOICE—HELEN. PIANO—ALBERT.
2961186 Madison Ave.
297Phone: 1332 Lenox.
299DANIEL VISANSKA, VIOLINIST.
300Nine years of successful teaching and concertizing in Berlin. Will accept engagements and a limited number of pupils.
301Address: 77 West 127th St., New York.
302(In Philadelphia Mondays. Address 1821 Diamond St.)
304MARY PINNEY,
305PIANIST.
306Studio, 418 Central Park West.
307Instruction. Tel. 4164 River.
309New Song for Contralto
310"Only a Day for Tears"
311By JEAN PAUL KÜRSTEINER.
312Mr. Kürsteiner receives pupils in Piano, Theory and Composition at his residence studio, The Narragansett, B'way and 94th St.
314DR. EDOUARD BLITZ,
315SCHOOL OF SIGHT SINGING.
316808 Carnegie Hall.
317Conductor Symphony Concerts.
318Summer address, Kursaal—Ostend, Belgium.
320MME. LISETTE JOSTY-HAMMOND,
321Italian Enunciation Applied to Singing and Speaking in Modern Languages.
322Metropolitan Opera House Bldg.
3231425 Broadway, New York.
325MILTONELLA BEARDSLEY,
326PIANIST.
327Management, Antonia Sawyer.
3281425 Broadway, N. Y. City.
329143 Carnegie Hall, New York.
331HERBERT WILBER GREENE,
332SCHOOL OF SINGING.
333701 Carnegie Hall.
334Caia Aarup Greene, Pianist.
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