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Musical Courier 1914-09-02: Vol 69 Iss 9, 1914
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1The H. P. NELSON PIANO
2The Highest Quality for the Money
3The H. P. Nelson Company
4CHICAGO
6The Conover Piano
7IS BUILT WITH MADE-TO-ORDER CARE
8Every detail of Conover construction suggests painstaking care. Nowhere is there an evidence of haste. It is made under the direct supervision of one of America's greatest piano builders—a man who has spent more than forty years in the study of a single problem—tone production. Compared with its excellence in workmanship, unusual tone qualities and durability, it is more moderately priced than any other really great piano of today.
9Write for our handsomely illustrated art catalog and full particulars regarding our easy monthly payment plan
10The Cable Company
11CHICAGO
12The World's Greatest Manufacturers of Pianos and INNER-PLAYER Pianos
14The EVERETT PIANO. one of two readings
15The EVERETT Piano. one of two readings
16One of the three Great Pianos of the World
17THE JOHN CHURCH COMPANY
18CINCINNATI NEW YORK CHICAGO
19OWNERS OF THE EVERETT PIANO COMPANY, BOSTON
21Wing & Son, Manufacturers of the WING PIANO
22A musical instrument manufactured in the musical center of America for forty-four years
23Factory and Offices, Ninth Ave., Hudson and 13th Streets, New York
25CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY of MUSIC. ESTABLISHED 1867.
26CLARA BAUR, Foundress.
27Conducted according to methods of most progressive European conservatories.
28Elocution—MUSIC—Languages
29Faculty of International Reputation.
30Exceptional advantages for post-graduate and repertoire work.
31Ideal location and residence department with superior equipment.
32Students may enter at any time.
33Highland Avenue and Oak Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
34For catalogue and information address Miss Bertha Baur, Directress.
36AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
37THE LEADING SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART IN THE WEST
38Among the seventy eminent instructors the following might be mentioned:
39Piano—John J. Hattstaedt, Victor Garwood, Allen Spencer, Heniot Levy, Silvio Sciolini, Singing—Carleton Hackett, Ragna Linne, Edward Clarke, John T. Read. one of two readings
40Piano—John J. Hattstaedt, Victor Garwood, Allen Spencer, Heniot Levy, Silvio Sciolini, Singing—Cleleton Hackett, Ragna Linne, Edward Clarke, John T. Read. one of two readings
41Organ—Wilhelm Middelschulte.
42Violin—Herbert Butler, Adolf Weidig.
44VICTOR HARRIS
45TEACHER OF SINGING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
47FREDERIC MARTIN
48BASSO
49Exclusive management of FOSTER & DAVID, 500 Fifth Ave., New York. Telephone, 2023 Bryant
51CHRISTINE LEVIN
52CONTRALTO
531130 Aeolian Hall New York City
55OLIVE E. ATWOOD
56PIANIST
57(Prepares pupils for Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler)
58Special Teachers' Course including Leschetizky technique. 508 W. 122d St., N. Y. Phone Morningside 902
60Mrs. MINNIE M. McCONNELL
61Voice Culture and Coach
62McConnell Vocal Trio
63204 Cathedral Parkway, (W. 110th St.) New York
64Phone: River 6439
66HENRY P. SCHMITT
67VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
68Studio: 200 W. 61st St., New York. Tel. Governor 9617 one of two readings
69Studio: 200 W. 81st St., New York. Tel. Governor 9617 one of two readings
71ED. RECHLIN
72CONCERT ORGANIST
73Accompanist to Leading Artists
7416 East 88th Street Tel. 3300 Lenox
76MARTHA S. STEELE
77DRAMATIC CONTRALTO
78Concert Recital Oratorio
79Address: Wightman and Fair Oaks Streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
81TRINITY SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC
82Daily training for Organists and Choirmasters in the music of the Episcopal Church
83FELIX LAMOND, Director
84Catalog on request. 90 Trinity Place, New York
86ARTHUR BASS
874612 N. Racine Ave. Chicago
88John Prindle SCOTT
89615 W. 162 St., N. Y.
90Composer of "JOHN O'DREAMS," "THE REVELATION," Etc.
92A. K. VIRGIL
93BERLIN-VIRGIL KLAVIER SCHULE
94RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER 1st
95Before August 15th apply for all particulars to Secretary, 1205 Cameron Building, 84th Street and Madison Avenue, New York
97WALTER EARNEST
98TENOR
99836 Collins Ave., Pittsburgh
100May Marshall COBB
101Soprano
102Management May Beegle
1031312 Farmers' Bank Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
105MARY LINDSAY-OLIVER
106Scotch Planiste
107615 ORCHESTRA HALL CHICAGO, ILL.
109HERBERT MILLER
110Baritone
111716 Fine Arts Building Chicago
113DAN BEDDOE
114TENOR
115Season 1914-1915 in America
116Address 414 West 121st St., New York.
117Management: Wolfsohn Musical Bureau
119WASSILI LEPS
120CONDUCTOR
121Philadelphia :: :: Pa.
123WILLIAM J. FALK
124Assistant to Mr. Oscar Saenger
125TEACHER OF SINGING
126Interpretation and Artistic Finish
127Phone 4881 Lenox. 124 East 92d St., New York
129HAZEL LUCILLE PECK
130…PIANIST…
131Suite 1107, First National Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa
133ALBERT ROSS PARSONS
134PIANOFORTE STUDIO
135Address: Steinway Hall – New York City
137SIBYL SAMMIS MacDERMID
138SOPRANO
139Exclusive Management: Alma Voedisch
140Pupils Accepted Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago
142THE STERNBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Inc.
143FULLER BUILDING, 10 SOUTH 10th STREET, PHILADELPHIA
145CONSTANCE PURDY
146CONTRALTO
147Personal Representative: MABEL HAMMOND
148400 Riverside Drive, New York Phone: 4043 Morningside
150CHARLES WAKEFIELD CADMAN
151COMPOSER-PIANIST
152In recitals of his compositions and his famous "Indian Music-Talk"
153Address: Care of WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., BOSTON
155Walter Kirschbaum
156PIANIST
157(Head of Piano Department at Canadian Musical Academy, Toronto.)
158Available for Recitals Season 1914-1915
159Management, Concert Direction M. H. Hanson, 437 Fifth Ave., New York.
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