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Musical Courier 1925-12-17: Vol 91 Iss 25, 1925
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1December 17, 1925
2MUSICAL COURIER
4TOMARS
5VOICE SPECIALIST
6corrects and rebuilds voices under guarantee.
7Pupils prepared for Opera, Concert and Oratorio.
8STUDIOS
9NEW YORK, 100 Central Park West
10Telephone: Endicott 5654
11BROOKLYN, 1271 Ocean Avenue Telephone: Manhasset 7574
13MARGOLIS
14VOICE CULTURE
151425 Broadway, Suite 38. New York City
16"Not all may become Artists, but everyone can be taught to sing artistically."
17HAGGERTY-SENELL Teacher of Vocal Music
18METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS 1425 Broadway, New York
19Suite 20 Phone: 2634 Pennsylvania
21JOHN FINNENAN
22TENOR
23Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral, N. Y.
24Address: 5 Se. 29th St., Elmhurst, N. Y. Phone: Havemeyer 2396-J
26EDW. RECHLIN
27ORGANIST
28"America's Formost Bach Interpreter."
291188 Park Ave. New York
31MAESTRO L. S. FABRI
32Authority on Voice Education. Complete Training for Opera. European Opportunities for Finished Students in Practical Grand Opera Work.
33METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE BLDG., NEW YORK CITY
35JOHN BARNES WELLS, Tenor
36RECITALS—ORATORIO
37319 West 95th Street, New York
38Telephone: 8744 Riverside
40COENRAAD V. BOS
41will be in New York from Jan. 1st to April 1st, 1926. Available for concerts during that period; also for coaching. Inquiries Care of Miss Marcella Kosman, 70 W. 69th, N. Y.
43Louise St. John WESTERVELT
44SOPRANO
45TEACHER OF VOICE
46Columbia School of Music
47509 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago
49GUNDLACH
50Composer, Pianist
513724 Farragut Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel.: Manhasset, 6381
53LOUIS GREENE
54Violinist—Instructor
55Solo and Ensemble Teacher of Many Well-known Professionals
56Studio, 1 West 93d St., New York
57Tel. Riverside 2794
58In White Plains, N. Y., Wednesdays
60DE LANCCELLOTTI
61VOCAL AND PIANO TEACHER
62Appointments by Mail Only
63205 West 57th Street New York
65NORMAN CURTIS
66PIANIST and TEACHER
6739 East 27th Street, New York City Madison Square 4539
69ELLEN KINSMAN MANN
70TEACHER OF SINGING
71508 Fine Arts Building Chicago, Ill.
73RENÉ LUND
74BARITONE
75833 Buckingham Place, Chicago. Lakeview 2396
77EARLE LAROS
78PIANIST-CONDUCTOR
79Manager: Sherman K. Smith
801540 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
82SERGEI KLIBANSKY
83VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
84Studio: 20. W. 57th St. New York City 5420 Circle
86HARRISON M.
879425 S. Robey Street, Chicago, Ill.
88Conductor—Apollo Musical Club, Mendelssohn Club
89Greater N. Y. Music and Dramatic Club
90ELIZABETH G. BLACK, president
91Organized to further interest in music and drama. Students are eligible and invited to membership. For information apply to the president.
9295 Rutland Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Flatbush 2357.
94EMILY ROSEVELT
95SOPRANO
96CONCERTS RECITALS ORATORIOS
97Now Booking for 1925-26 Season
98Exclusive Direction, Walter Anderson, Inc., 5 Columbus Circle, New York
100ELLIOIT GRIFFIS
101TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY
10236 West 75th Street, New York City
103Susquehanna 1071
105Burnerdene MASON
106DRAMATIC CONTRALTO
107Concert, Recital and Oratorio
108Management: Wilson Lamb Metropolitan Bldg., Orange, N. J.
110RALPH COX
111COMPOSER—Teacher of Singing
1128 East 8th Street New York City
114DEMMS
115SOPRANO
116CONCERT—ORATORIO—RECITAL
1172 West 87th Street New York
118Telephone 3001 Schuyler
120FRANCIS GREER GOODMAN
121BARITONE—TEACHER OF SINGING
122Studio 67, Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, N. Y. Tel. 2634 Penn.
123"Autumn" "Joyous Youth" "Bubbles" and Other Songs by
125MABELANNA CORBY
126From Your Dealer or Direct
127CORBY—LEWIS
128CONCERT SONGS
129Montclair, New Jersey
131ELLIS CLARK
132PIANIST
1331716 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
135Mrs. HALL McALLISTER
136TEACHER OF SINGING
137Musical Management
138384 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
140John Prindle Scott
141SONG WRITER
142The Scottage, McDonough, N. Y.
144KARLETON HACKETT
145TEACHER OF SINGING
146Kimball Hall, Chicago
148LOUISE STALLINGS
149MEZZO-SOPRANO
1506 East 36th St. New York City
151Tel. Caledonia 9418
153ELLA BACKUS-BEHR
154231 West 96th Street, New York
155PHONE 1464 RIVERSIDE
157FERRUCCIO F. CORRADETTI
158Officier de l'Academie de France et de l'Institution Publique.
159VOCAL TEACHER
160309 West 75th Street, New York, Tel. 9010 Trafalgar
162WOODRUFF INTENSIVE METHOD
163for learning to play the piano. Rapid, unusual results. New way of teaching scales. Entire first year work in book I, now ready. Normal course free by mail. Young teachers and mothers assisted.
164H. E. Woodruff, 221 Clifton Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y.
166S. WESLEY SEARS,
167St. James Church
16822d and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia
170ORGAN RECITALS INSTRUCTION
171RUDOLPH REUTER
172Pianist IN AMERICA 1925-26
173Haensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall, N. Y., or Mr. Virgil Smith, Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago
175MR. and MRS. HENRY HOLDEN HUSS
176Joint Recitals
177Piano and Voice Specialists
178Entire Preparation to Concert Stage
179Special Courses for teachers
180Studio: 809 Steinway Bldg., 113 W. 57th St.
181Address: 144 E. 150th St.
182Tel. Mott Haven 0365, New York
184TOFI TRABILSEE
185Vocal Studios
186202 West 74th Street New York
187Consultation and voice trials by appointment only
188R. BERTH, Sec'y
189Tel.: 1965 Endicott
191GRACE G. GARDNER
192EUROPE—NEW YORK
193Artist Teacher
194"Singer and vocal pedagogue. 'Internationally recognized as a Voice Builder, Voice Reparator and Coach.' Special course in Diction. Pupils prepared for Opera, Oratorio and Concert. Member of the Liederkranz and many other successful singers. Studios: Burner House Drawing Rooms, Cincinnati, Ohio.
196BERGEY
197Chicago Opera School
198Lyon & Healy Bldg., Chicago
200LEEFSON-HILLE
201CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Inc.
202MAURITS LEEFSON, Pres., Philadelphia Pa
203TEACHER OF SINGING
2044 West 46th Street New York City
205Phone: 4897 Penn.
207CLAUDE WARFORD
208TEACHER OF SINGING
2094 West 46th Street New York City
210Phone: 4897 Penn.
212KRAFT
213Concert—TENOR—Oratorio
214Associated with Frank La Forge
21514 West 68th St.
217W GEHRKEN
218Concert Organist
219"Able technic and fine command."
220Brooklyn Eagle.
221"Rapidly gaining unique reputation."
222N. Y. World
223Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N. Y.
225KARL RECKZEH
226PIANIST
227KIMBALL HALL CHICAGO, ILL.
229CLARENCE DICKINSON
230Concert Organist
231Organist and Director, Brick Church, Temple Beth-El, Union Theological Seminary, 412 Fifth Ave., New York
233ELLA GOOD
234Contralto
235RECITALS—ORATORIO—TEACHING
236Address: Dudley Buck Studios, 471 West End Avenue, New York. Tel.: Endicott 7449
238ARTHUR DUNHAM
239CONDUCTOR
240BOSTON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
242SIBYL SAMMIS MacDERMID
243SOPRANO
244Pupils Accepted. 312 Riverside, New York
246DAVID ZALISH
247PIANIST—TEACHER
248225 West 110th Street, New York City
249Telephone Cathedral 9542
251BIRDICE BLYE
252Concert Pianist
2535424 Blackstone Avenue, Chicago
254STEINWAY PIANO USED
256RALPH ANGELL
257ACCOMPANIST
258125 22d Street, Jackson Heights, L. I.
259Telephone: Havemeyer 3800
261JEAN SKROBISCH, Tenor
262DISCIPLE OF JEAN DE RESZKE,
263TEACHER OF SINGING
264Studio, Steinway Bldg., 109 West 87th St., New York City 1088 Circle
266ALBERTO BIMBONI
267Teacher of Singing
2682025 Broadway, New York
269Telephone 6074 Endicott
271NATIONAL OPERA CLUB OF AMERICA
272KATHARINE EVANS VON KLENNER, Founder and President
273America's Greatest Musical Educational Club
274For all information apply to the President
2751730 Broadway, New York
277LAZAR S. SAMOILOFF
278Bel Canto Studios
279309 West 85 St.
280New York City
281Telephone 6952 Schuyler
283MARIE MORRISEY
284Contralto
285Management:
286Loudon Charlton,
287Carnegie Hall, New York
289W. J. HENDERSON
290Dean of Critics calls
291HAROLD HURLBUT
292"MASTER of MASTERS and TRUE EXPONENT of BEL CANTO"
293810 Carnegie Hall, N. Y. Circle 0321
294Southern California Branch
295806 S. Broadway, Los Angeles
297LJUNGKVIST
298TENOR
299Studio: 311 W. 75th St., New York Tel.: 1547 Endicott
301KARL KRUEGER
302(Late of Vienna)
303CONDUCTOR
304Care of Philharmonic Orchestra
305LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
307GRACE LAROM STELLNER
308Scientific Vocal Teacher, says:
309"ALL WHO TALK CAN SING"
310Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, N. Y., Room 41
311Tuesday and Friday afternoons
313Katharine HOFFMANN
314ACCOMPANIST
315Home Address: St. Paul.
317ARCHIBALD SESSIONS
318Concert Accompanist—Coach
319810 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK CITY
320Tuesday and Wednesday Circle 0321
322FAY FOSTER
323Composer, Vocal and Dramatic Coach
324Dramatic readings to music and costume numbers, specialties.
325Address—15 West 11th St., New York City
327ARTHUR M. BURTON
328BARITONE
329Fine Arts Building Chicago
331SEND FOR BOOKLET
332DE GREGORIO TENOR
333Specialist Voice Culture—Coach. Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., Studio 18, 1425 Broadway, New York City.
334Telephone: 6151 Penn.
336BELLE FISCH SILVERMAN
337Teacher of Singing
338Studio: New York (Wednesdays)
339Metropolitan Opera House Bldg. Phone: Penn. 2634
340Newark, N. J., 30 Johnson Ave.
341Phone: Waverly 4200.
343MARK OSTER
344Baritone – Vocal Teacher
345Studios: 1425 Kimball Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
347Mme. VIRGINIA COLOMBATI
348Voice Production—Operatic and Concert Coaching.
349Teaches the True Bel Canto.
350294 WEST 92d STREET, N. Y. Schuyler 8614.
352HERBERT STAVELY SAMMOND
353Conductor Morning Choral, Brooklyn; Elizabeth, N. J. Oratorio Society; Organist Middle Collegiate Church, New York.
354Singers Coached for Church, Concert and Oratorio
355Walter Damrosch, inviting the Brooklyn Morning Choral to participate in a N. Y. Symphony Concert, wrote: "Artistically I know I could not have matters in better hands than yours."
356725 East 13th Street, Brooklyn
35750 Seventh Street, New York
359MME. CAROLINE LOWE
360VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
361Voice Development and Correction
36250 West 67th Street, New York
363Studios: 7A, N. Y. Plaza 2690
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