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Musical Courier 1926-02-04: Vol 92 Iss 5, 1926
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1February 4, 1926
2MUSICAL COURIER
4ROSE TOMARS
5VOICE SPECIALIST
6corrects and rebuilds voices under guarantee.
7Pupils prepared for Opera, Concert and Oratorio.
8STUDIOS
9NEW YORK, 106 Central Park West
10Telephones: Endicott 5654
11BROOKLYN, 204 Park Place. Tel. 4088 Nevin
13SAMUEL MARGOLIS
14VOICE CULTURE
151425 Broadway, Suite 38. New York City
16"Not all may become Artists, but everyone can be taught to sing artistically."
17HAGGERTY-SNELL Teacher of Vocal Music
18METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS 1425 Broadway, New York
19Suite 20 Phone: 2634 Pennsylvania
21JOHN FINNAGAN
22TENOR
23St. Patrick's Cathedral, N. Y.
24Address: 4256-77th St., E. 110th St., N. Y. Phone: Havemeyer 2386-J
26EDW. RECHLIN
27ORGANIST
28"America's Foremost Bach Interpreter."
291198 Park Ave. New York
31NICHOLAS KARAMBELAS
32CONCERT VIOLINIST AND TEACHER
33Studies: Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York. 27 Sharon Avenue, Irvington, N. J.
34Phone: Pennsylvania 2634 and Bigelow 2563.
36JOHN BARNES WELLS, Tenor
37RECITALS-ORATORIO
38319 West 95th Street, New York
39Telephone: 8744 Riverside
41COENRAAD V. BOS
42will be in New York from Jan. 1st to April 1st, 1926. Available for concerts during that period; also for coaching.
43Inquiries: Care of Miss Marcella Kasman, 70 W. 9th, N. Y.
45Louise St. John WESTERVELT
46SOPRANO
47TEACHER OF VOICE
48Columbia School of Music 509 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago
50W. M. PHILLIPS
51BARITONE SOPRANO
52Bush Conservatory, Chicago, Ill.
54LOUIS GREENE
55Violinist-Instructor
56Solo and Ensemble
57Teacher of Many Well-known Professionals
58Studio, 4 West 93d St., New York
59Tel. Riverside 2794
60In White Plains, N. Y., Wednesdays
62DE LANCELLOTTI one of two readings
63DE LANCHELLOTTI one of two readings
64VOCAL AND PIANO TEACHER
65Appointments by Mail Only
66205 West 57th Street New York
68NORMAN CURTIS
69PIANIST and TEACHER
7039 East 27th Street, New York City Madison Square 4530
72ELLEN KINSMAN MANN
73TEACHER OF SINGING
74508 Fine Arts Building Chicago, Ill.
76EARLE LAROS
77PIANIST-CONDUCTOR
78Manager: Sherman K. Smith
791540 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
81SERGEI KLIBANSKY
82VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
83Studio: 205 W. 57th St. New York City 5420 Circle
85HARRISON M. WILD
869425 S. Robey Street, Chicago, Ill.
87Conductor—Apollo Musical Club, Mendelssohn Club
88Greater N. Y. Music and Dramatic Club
89ELIZABETH G. BLACK, president
90Organized to further interest in music and drama. Students are eligible and invited to membership. For information apply to the president.
9195 Rutland Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. one of two readings
92Tel. Flatbush 2357. one of two readings
9395 Rutland Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Flatbush 2357. one of two readings
95ALICE CRANE
96Composer-pianist Lecture-recitals
97"Atmosphere, imagination, tone."—Josef Levingne.
98Specialist and Coach Piano and Voice
99Harper Inst., Steinway Hall, New York. Circle 10322
101ELLIOIT GRIFFIS
102TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY
10336 West 75th Street, New York City
104Susquehanna 1071
106Burnerdene MASON
107DRAMATIC CONTRALTO
108Concert, Recital and Oratorio
109Management: Wilson Lamb Metropolitan Bldg., Orange, N. J.
111ARTHUR WARWICK
112PIANO INSTRUCTION
113109 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK
114Telephone: 4780 Circle
116RALPH COX
117COMPOSER—Teacher of Singing
1188 East 8th Street New York City
120GRACE DEMMS
121SOPRANO
122CONCERT-ORATORIO—RECITAL
1232 West 87th Street New York
124Telephone 3001 Schuyler
126FRANCIS GREER GOODMAN
127BARITONE—TEACHER OF SINGING
128Studio 67, Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, N. Y. Tel. 2634 Penn.
129"Autumn" "Joyous Youth" "Bubbles" and Other Songs by
131MABELANNA CORBY
132From Your Dealer or Direct
133CORBY-LEWIS
134CONCERT SONGS
135Montclair, New Jersey
137ELLIS CLARK
138PIANIST
1391716 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
141MRS. HALL McALLISTER
142TEACHER OF SINGING
143Musical Management
144384 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
146John Prindle Scott
147SONG WRITER
148The Scottage, McDonough, N. Y.
150KARLETON HACKETT
151TEACHER OF SINGING
152Kimball Hall, Chicago
154ELLA BACKUS-BEHR
155231 West 96th Street, New York
156PHONE 1464 RIVERSIDE
158FERRUCCIO F. CORRADETTI
159Officier de l'Academie de France et de l'Instruction Publique.
160VOCAL TEACHER
161309 West 75th Street, New York, Tel. 9010 Trafalgar
163RENÉ LUND
164BARITONE
165833 Buckingham Place, Chicago. Lakeview 2396
167S. WESLEY SEARS,
168St. James Church
16922d and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia
171ORGAN RECITALS INSTRUCTION
172RUDOLPH REUTER
173Pianist
174IN AMERICA 1925-26
175Haensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall, N. Y., or Mr. Virgil Smith, Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago
177MR. and MRS. HENRY HOLDEN HUSS
178Joint Recitals
179Piano and Voice Specialists
180Entire Preparation to Concert Stage
181Special Courses for teachers
182Studio: 809 Steinway Bldg. 113 W. 57th St.
183Address: 144 E. 150th St.
184Tel. Mott Haven 0363, New York
186TOFI TRABILSEE
187Vocal Studios
188202 West 74th Street New York
189Consultation and voice trials by appointment only
190R. BERTH, Sec'y
191Tel.: 1965 Endicott
193GRACE G. GARDNER
194EUROPE—NEW YORK
195Artist Teacher
196"Singer and vocal pedagogue. Internationally recognized as a Voice Building Voice Recital and Coach. Special Course in Diction. Pupils prepared for Opera, Oratorio and Concert. Teacher of Lucille Lawrence and many other successful singers. Studios: Burst House Drawing Rooms, Cincinnati, Ohio.
198HOMER MOWE
199Voice Training
20030 West 72nd St., New York City
201Tel. 2165 Endicott
203BERGEY
204Chicago Opera School
205Lyon & Healy Bldg., Chicago
207LEEFSON-HILLE
208CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Inc.
209MAURITS LEEFSON, Pres., Philadelphia Pa.
211WARFORD
212TEACHER OF SINGING
2134 West 40th Street New York City
214Phone: 4897 Penn.
216KRAFT
217Concert—TENOR—Oratorio
218Associate with Frank La Forge
21914 West 68th St.
221GEHRKEN
222Concert Organist
223"Able, technical and fine command."—Brooklyn Eagle.
224"Rapidly gaining unique reputation."—N. Y. World
225Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N. Y.
227KARL RECKZEH
228PIANIST
229KIMBALL HALL CHICAGO, ILL.
230CLARENCE DICKINSON
231Concert Organist
232Organist and Director, Brick Church, Temple Beth-El, Union Theological Seminary, 412 Fifth Ave., New York
234ELLA GOOD
235Certificato
236RECITALS—ORATORIO—TEACHING
237Address: Dudley Bunk Studios, 471 West End Avenue, New York. Tel.: Endicott 7449
239ARTHUR DUNHAM
240CONDUCTOR
241BOSTON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
243SIBYL SAMMIS MacDERMID
244SOPRANO
245Pupils Accepted. 312 Riverside, New York
247DAVID ZALISH
248PIANIST—TEACHER
249225 West 110th Street, New York City
250Telephone Cathedral 9542
252BIRDICE BLYE
253Concert Pianist
2545424 Blackstone Avenue, Chicago
255STEINWAY PIANO USED
257RALPH ANGELL
258ACCOMPANIST
259125 22d Street, Jackson Heights, L. I.
260Telephone: Havemeyer 3800
262ALBERTO BIMBONI
263Teacher of Singing
2642025 Broadway, New York
265Telephone 6074 Endicott
267SIGHT SINGING
268EAR TRAINING
269NATIONAL OPERA CLUB OF AMERICA
270KATHARINE EVANS VON KLENNER, Founder and President
271America's Greatest Musical Educational Club
272For all information apply to the President
2731720 Broadway, New York
275LAZAR S. SAMOILOFF
276Bel Canto Studios
277309 West 85 St.
278New York City
279Telephone 3475 Endicott
281MARIE MORRISEY
282Contralto
283Management
284Loudon Charlton, Carnegie Hall, New York
286Mme. Rhoda
287MINTZ
288SOPRANO
289Teacher of Singing
290Residence Studio: 312 West 109th St., New York
291Telephone: Academy 0573
293SAMUEL LJUNGKVIST
294TENOR
295Studies: 311 W. 75th St., New York Tel.: 1547 Endicott
297KARL KRUEGER
298(Late of Vienna)
299CONDUCTOR
300Care of Philharmonic Orchestra LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
302GRACE LAROM STELLNER
303Scientific Vocal Teacher, says:
304"ALL WHO TALK CAN SING"
305Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, N. Y., Room 41 Tuesday and Friday afternoon:
307Katharine HOFFMANN
308Home Address: St. Paul.
310ARCHIBALD SESSIONS
311810 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK CITY
312Tuesday and Wednesday
313Circle 0321
315FAY FOSTER
316Composer, Vocal and Dramatic Coach
317Dramatic readings to music and costume numbers, specialties.
318Address—15 West 11th St., New York City
320ARTHUR M. BURTON
321BARITONE
322Fine Arts Building Chicago
324SEND FOR BOOKLET
325DE GREGORIO TENOR
326Specialist Voice Culture—Coach. Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., Studio 15, 1425 Broadway, New York City.
327Telephone: 8251 Penn.
329BELLE FISCH SILVERMAN
330Teacher of Singing
331Studio: New York (Wednesdays)
332Metropolitan Opera House Bldg. Phone: Penn. 2634
333Newark, N. J. 30 Johnson Ave.
334Phone: Waverly 4200.
336MARK OSTER
337Baritone – Vocal Teacher
338Studios: 1425 Kimball Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
340Mme. VIRGINIA COLOMBATI
341Voice Production—Operatic and Concert Coaching
342Teaches the True Bel Canto.
343294 WEST 92d STREET, N. Y.
344Schuyler 8614.
346HERBERT STAVELY SAMMOND
347Conductor Morning Choral, Brooklyn; Elizabeth, N. J. one of two readings
348Oratorio Society; Organist Middle Collegiate Church, New York. one of two readings
349Conductor Morning Choral, Brooklyn; Elizabeth, N. J. Oratorio Society; Organist Middle Collegiate Church, New York. one of two readings
350Singers Coached for Church, Concert and Oratorio
351Walter Damrosch, inviting the Brooklyn Morning Choral to participate in N. Y. Symphony Concert, wrote: "Artistically I know I could not have made it better hands than yours."
353MME. CAROLINE LOWE
354VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
355Voice Development and Correction
35650 West 67th Street, New York
357Tel. Susquehanna 9450
358Chickering Hall, 29 West 5th St.
359Studio 7A, N. Y. Plaza 2860
361EVA E. FRISBIE
362ORGAN—PIANO—THEORY
363100 Carnegie Hall
364Circle 1350
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