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Musical Courier 1926-03-11: Vol 92 Iss 10, 1926
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1Von Klenner's High Seas (C's) Coterie
2Baroness von Klenner, on a round-the-world tour, last heard from in Bombay, India, sends word of the forming of the High Seas (C's) Coterie, consisting of sixty new members obtained by her for the National Opera Club of America, of which she is founder and president; the photographer's camera was unable to include all in the group. To a friend she writes: "I am living in a dream of delight, one country more thrilling than the other; one-half has never been told. Words cannot paint the wealth of color, the wild street scenes, the national characteristics and the unexplainable charm and mysticism of this country, India; the message of the Spirit is even nearer than in the hustle of America. Tomorrow we start for the interior, including Benares, Agra, Delhi, etc., and a view of the most beautiful building in the world, the Taj Mahal, built in memory of a woman, a beloved wife, a greatly honored person."
4The list of High Seas (C's) Coterie of the National Opera Club of America follows: Mrs. E. D. Arnold, Larchmont, N. Y.; Herbert Hislop, E. S. Aldrich and Mrs. Aldrich, Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Bucher, Waltham, Mass.; Dr. H. W. Bragg, Cambridge, Mass.; Louis Balzarin, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Misses A. T. and M. T. Burbouk-Henderson, Ky.; Mrs. J. H. Bolton, Hartford, Conn.; Harold S. Black, Seattle, Wash.; Miss M. A. Comtois, Magry Prov., Quebec; Mrs. P. S. Coon, Cambridge, Mass.; Mrs. John H. Clauss, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. C. C. Lieb, Dr. H. F. Deane, Mrs. Wm. G. Extort, Mrs. T. F. Freeman, New York; A. C. Flickinger, Cleveland; Mrs. Ernestine T. Guyman, San Diego; H. A. Hensley, New York; W. F. Hutton and Dr. O. P. Holt, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hedges, Cleveland; Mrs. M. T. Latta and Mrs. E. H. Ives, Des Moines, Ia.; Frederick Keyser, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Stoughton B. Lynd, Louisville, Ky.; Wm. S. Lynch and David G. Lynch, Beverly, Mass.; R. T. Lynch, Boston; Harvey Hymon, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moson, Keene, N. H.; Mrs. George H. Malone, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Wm. Scott Milne, Toronto, Can.; Wm. D. Meyer, Peoria, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McCann, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDermott, Seattle, Wash.; John Everett O'Connor, New York; Mrs. Jennie Pick, Harrisburg, Pa.; M. P. Rich, New York; Ida C. Richardson, Boston; W. H. Schmiedlopp, Cincinnati; Mrs. Samuel M. Seymour, Sag Harbor; Mrs. Edna Wolfer, Chicago; Mrs. C. A. Waere, New York; W. G. Welbon, Cincinnati; Helen Thompson, Philadelphia; Mrs. Chas. W. Walton, Albany; W. F. Whipple, Worcester, Mass.; Wm. Zirlser, Philadelphia. Former members—Mrs. Geo. Schmiedel, Mrs. E. A. Grenzbach; Ensemble—Mrs. T. J. Freeman, Mrs. C. C. Lieb, Mrs. George Malone, Mrs. Jennie Pick, Mrs. H. F. Hedges, M. A. Comtois, Mrs. G. B. McCann, Alice Smith.
6Syracuse University Offers Summer Courses
7Dean H. L. Butler announces a six weeks' summer session—from June 28 to August 6—at Syracuse University.
9NEW MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL OPERA CLUB.
10Partial group of those photographed on the steamship Carinthia, January 12, known as the High Seas (C's) Coterie.
12Photo by Blancke-Harris
14HAROLD L. BUTLER.
16Daily classes will be held in grade and high school music methods and elementary and advanced harmony, sight singing and ear training. Instruction also will be given in piano, voice, violin and organ. The heads of departments in the regular session have been engaged for the summer courses. It is interesting to note that fifteen courses in education and psychology are offered in the Teachers' College and over one hundred are offered in the College of Liberal Arts.
18LUCILE LAWRENCE
19who returned from a successful tour of Australia and New Zealand in time to appear in Palm Beach, Fla., with the Salzedo Harp Ensemble on March 8. She is now teaching at the Institute of Musical Art, New York, and is taking charge of Carlos Salzedo's pupils while the latter is in California. (Moore photo.)
21Meta Schumann and Katherine Palmer Receive Notable Guests
22Meta Schumann gave a musical tea at her studio, 28 West 70th Street, on March 7, to meet her artist-pupil, Katherine Palmer. During the afternoon Miss Palmer sang a program of Miss Schumann's songs—Thee, Recompense, When Thou Art Nigh, Cloudlets, Thou Immortal Night, Salutation, June Pastoral, A Request, Evening, and After.
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25Among the guests were: Cordelia Ayer-Paine, Walter Anderson, Ernesto Berumen, Walter Bogert, Dr. Emanuel Baruch, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Buck, Mme. Harriet Behnee, H. T. Burleigh, Helen Bender, Alma Beck, The Misses Beebe, Catharine Bamman, Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers Chapman, Mme. Charles Cahier, Dr. William C. Carl, Vera Murray Covert, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Cowan, Jane Cathcart, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deis, Enrica Clay Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, Mrs. Julian Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flammer, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Fabricant, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Freemantel, Mr. and Mrs. C. Fuerstenberg, Florence Parr Gere, Mr. and Mrs. Yeatman Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Franko Goldman, Ethel Grow, Joseph Gahn, Mme. Adelaide Gescheidt, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Goldmark, Marian Gans, Dusolina Giammini, J. Allen Haughton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes, Mabel Wood Hill, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wade Hinshaw, Maurice Halpenson, Sue Harvard, Howard Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hemstreet, Alfred Human, Evelyn Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hindermeyer, Rosalie Houseman, Mrs. Harrison Irwine, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jais, Grace Kerns, Mr. and Mrs. Sergei Klibansky, Arthur Kraft, Marta Elizabeth Klein, Pierre V. R. Key, George Klump, Arthur Lawrason, Alexander Lambert, Frank LaForge, Rosa Low, Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch, Pavel Ludikar, Grace Leslie, Dr. Frederick DeLiebing, Dr. Rudolph Lienou, Harold Land, Mrs. Thayer Mordhurst, Mr. and Mrs. George Meader, Bernon Mumford, George Maxwell, Mr and Mrs. William Maxwell, Lotta Madden, Kendall Mussey, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moore, Florence Macbeth, Mme. Laura Morrill, Mme. Carine Mastinelli, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mathieu, Mr. and Mrs. David Manes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris, Florence Turner Maley, Louis Maurer, Edna Mampell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent Milligan, Mark Markoff, Mrs. T. F. Mahoney, Mme. Clara Novello-Davies, Dr. Eugene Noble, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nott, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Patterson, Joseph Prileaux, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Phillips, Eugenio D. Pirani, Mr. and Mrs. James Price, Frank Patterson, Herbert F. Peyser, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Regneas, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Reno, Rose Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Salmon, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Spaeth, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Storr, Mme. Schoen-Rene, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Saenger, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Swaab, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stoessel, Amy Rae Seward, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grant Springer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sealy, Margaretta Sylva, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt, Miss Arta Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seip, Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Saenger, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tollefson, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tuckerman, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Trimmer, Edna P. Van Voorhis, Nevada Van der Veer, Mme. VonEnde, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Vliet, Emerson Whithorn, Mr. and Mrs. William May Wright, Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard Werrenrath, Crystal Waters, Ida Geer Weller, Harriet Ware, Mme. Anna Ziegler.
27DUDLEY BUCK
28Teacher of Singing
29Announces
30SUMMER SESSION
31IN NEW YORK
32June 14 to July 30
33Every Phase of Vocal Art for Teacher and Student
34Voice Placement
35Interpretation
36Repertoire
37Concert—Church—Opera
38Diction
39Languages
40PRIVATE LESSONS
41CLASS LESSONS
42Address ELSIE T. COWEN, Secretary
43471 WEST END AVE. NEW YORK CITY
45Rosa Low's Bookings
46Rosa Low, soprano, who has just completed a tour to the Pacific Coast with Beniamino Gigli, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, has been engaged to sing at the benefit for the Mary Free Bed Guild of Christ Hospital at the Dickinson High School in Jersey City, May 13. Alberto Salvi, harpist, will appear on the same program.
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49This week Miss Low is filling a special engagement at the New York Hippodrome, and will be followed by Percy Grainger, Anna Case, and other well known concert artists.
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