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Musical Courier 1926-07-08: Vol 93 Iss 2, 1926
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1MUSICAL COURIER
3INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL AGENCY
4Church, Concert and School Positions Secured
5MRS. BABCOCK
6Carnegie Hall, New York
7Telephone: 2634 Circle
9J. H. DUVAL
10VOICE SPECIALIST
11Italian and French Opera
12In Europe 1926-27
13Hotel Marino, Milan
15M. F. BURT SCHOOL
16Sight-Singing, Ear Training, Musical Stenography, Normal Course in Public and Private School Music. Special coaching for church trials.
17Address: Brooklyn School, 48 Lefferts Place
19ROSS DAVID
20VOCAL STUDIOS
2159 West 56th Street
22Phone: Circle 2297
24CARL M. ROEDER
25TEACHER OF PIANO
26Technic—Interpretation—Theory
27Normal Course of Teaching
28607-609 Carnegie Hall, New York
29350 Main Street, Orange, N. J.
30Residence: 425 West 160th Street, New York
32MARION TALLEY, Taught By SALVATORE AVITABILE,
33VOICE SPECIALIST
34Metropolitan Opera House Building
351425 Broadway, New York. Tel. Pennsylvania 2634
37PURDON ROBINSON
38THE VOICE
39Co-worker with Dr. H. Holbrook Curtis for many years
40Teacher of Riccardo Martin, Luca Botta, Bianca Soroya, Reed Miller, Cecilia Loftus and many others. Author of "Song Secrets," "The Importance of Vocal Training." one of two readings
41Teacher of Riccardo Martin, Luca Botta, Bianca Soroya, Reed Miller, Cecilia Loftus and many others. Author of "Song Secrets," "The Imminence of Vocal Training." one of two readings
42James Huneker said: "Mr. Robinson's words are golden."
43245 West 75th St., New York. Trafalgar 3651
45PHILIPP MITTELL
46VIOLINIST
47TEACHER OF MANY WELL KNOWN ARTISTS
48Van Dyke Studios, 938 Eighth Avenue, N. Y.
49Telephone: Columbus 1370
51E. PRESSON MILLER
52TEACHER OF SINGING
53826 Carnegie Hall Tel.: 1350 Circle
55CHARLES LEE TRACY
56PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION
57Certified Leschetizky Exponent
58Carnegie Hall Studios, 832-3, New York City
60FREDERICK E. BRISTOL
61TEACHER OF SINGING
62466 West 153rd Street, New York City
64HENRIETTA SPEKE-SEELEY
65TEACHER OF SINGING
66Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York
67New Rochelle Studio, 69 Locust Ave.
68Residence Tel., Adirondack 4344
70MRS. JOHN DENNIS MEHAN
71Voice Expert—Coach—Repertoire
7270 Carnegie Hall, 154 West 57th Street
73New York City
74All appointments by telephone, 1472 Circle
76WALTER L. BOGERT
77Member American Academy of Teachers of Singing
78ART OF SINGING
7925 Claremont Ave., N. Y. Tel. 4650 Cathedral
81GUIDO H. CASELOTTI
82VOICE TEACHER AND OPERA COACH
83(Twenty years of successful teaching in New York)
84233 So. BROADWAY, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
86MME. MINNA KAUFMANN
87Instruction: Lehmann Method
884735 Mariopoe Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
89J. Cartall, Secy.
91BENNO KANTROWITZ
92ACCOMPANIST and COACH
93Teacher of Piano and Theory
94STUDIOS 1425 Broadway
951270 Ft. Washington Ave.
96New York
97Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 — Wadsworth 3303
99RANDEGGER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
10013 W. 88th Street, N. Y. Tel.: Schuyler 7119
101INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IN PIANOFORTE
102VOICE AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS
103by G. ALDO RANDEGGER, Pianist and Composer
104and an eminent Faculty
105Public Classes Students Recitals
107ERNEST CARTER
108COMPOSER-CONDUCTOR
109115 East 69th Street — New York City
110Telephone: Rhinelander 8623
112GRACE HOFHEIMER
113CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER
114Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th Street
115New York, N. Y. Phone Circle 8178
117CHRISTIAAN KRIENS
118COMPOSER, CONDUCTOR, VIOLINIST, INSTRUCTOR
119Conductor Kreisler Symphony Club
120First American School for Orchestra Players. A few vacancies for string and wind instruments.
121303 Carnegie Hall
122Telephone: 1350 Circle
124ELIZABETH K. PATTERSON
125SCHOOL OF SINGING
126Studio: 257 West 104th Street
127Phone: 1514 Clarkson
129WILBUR A. LUYSTER
130Specialist in Sight Singing
131(Formally Teacher for Met. Opera Co.)
132"A Maker of Readers." No instrument used. Both classes and individual instruction
133Carnegie Hall, also 53 East 34th St.
134Residence Phone: 2838W, Rockville Center.
136ALICE GARRIGUE MOTT
137ART OF SINGING
138172 West 79th Street, New York
139Telephone 7122 Trafalgar
141ESPERANZA GARRIGUE
142ART OF SINGING
143METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS
1441425 Broadway, N. Y. Phone 2634 Penn.
146FRANCIS ROGERS
147CONCERT BARITONE AND TEACHER OF SINGING
148Member American Academy of Teachers of Singing
149144 East 62d Street, New York City
151FRANCES FOSTER
152VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
153Dividing time between
154NEW YORK AND HALIFAX, N. S., CANADA
156MR. FRANCIS STUART
157TEACHER OF SINGING
158Pupil of Lamperti the Elder
159"Being in full possession of my method of singing, he has the ability to form great artists."
160—Francesco Lamperti.
161Carnegie Hall Studios New York City
163MME. EMMA RODERICK
164TEACHER OF SINGING
165317 West 83rd Street New York, N. Y.
166Telephone Eudicott 9685
168WILLIAM THORNER
169VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
170Address: 209 West 79th Street, New York City
172CHARLES TAMME
173Teacher of Singing
174Studio: 2231 Broadway, New York
175Telephone, Trafalgar 3614
177ALBERT VON DOENHOFF
178PIANIST, COMPOSER, TEACHER
179251 West 102d Street, New York
180Phone: Riverside 0366
182FREDERICK RIESBERG, A.A.G.O.
183PIANO INSTRUCTION
184Studied under Reinecke—Classical Scharwenka—Style; Liszt—Tchaikovsky. New York School of Music and Arts, 824 West End Avenue, telephone: River 10,091. Courses arranged to suit individual requirements.
185Personal address, 408 West 150th Street
186Telephone: Edgecombe 6250
188CARL FIQUÉ
189PIANO
190KATHERINE NOACK-FIQUÉ
191DRAMATIC SOPRANO
192FIQUÉ MUSICAL INSTITUTE
193128 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn
195EDOARDO PETRI
196Master of Arts Columbia University
197TEACHER OF SINGING
198Endorsed by world famous singers and educators
199Studio: 1425 Broadway New York
200Phone 2628 Pennsylvania
202HANNA BROCKS
203SOPRANO
204Concerts—Recitals—Instruction
205Address care of MUSICAL COURIER, 437 Fifth Ave., New York
207LILLIAN SHERWOOD NEWKIRK
208ART OF SINGING
2091425 Broadway (Metropolitan Opera House Bldg.), N. Y., Wednesdays and Saturdays
210All Mail to 11 Morgan Avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
212JESSIE FENNER HILL
213TEACHER OF SINGING
214Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York: Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 and 2688
216DUDLEY BUCK
217TEACHER OF SINGING
218Member of the American Academy of Teaching and Singing
219471 West End Avenue :: :: New York
220Phone: Endicott 7449
222VINCENZO PORTANOVA
223VOCAL STUDIO
22438 West 70th Street, New York
225Phone: 8955 Endicott
227DR. DANIEL SULLIVAN
228Teacher of International Artists
229ALICE NEILSEN, GEORGES BAKLANOFF, LYDIA LYPKOVSKA
230132 West 74th Street :: :: New York City
231Phone: Trafalgar 1291 Louise Carroll, Secy.
233JOHN BLAND
234TENOR
235Master of Calvary Choir
236VOICE PRODUCTION
237ARTHUR R. HARTINGTON, Assistant
238157 East 37th Street :: :: New York
239Telephone: Caledonia 0919
241DANIEL VISANSKA, Violinist
242Nine years of successful teaching and Concertizing in Berlin
243Address: 110 West 124d Street, New York
244Phone: 477 124d, Midtown
245In Summit, N. J., Mondays
246Stamford and New Canaan, Conn., Wednesdays
248PERCY RECTOR STEPHENS
249TEACHER OF SINGING
25036 West 73rd Street New York, N. Y.
252MME. SCHOEN-RENÉ
253235 West 71st Street, New York
254Telephone: Endicott 8345
256BRUNO HUHN
257205 W. 57th St., New York
258Voice lessons, Coaching in English, French, German repertory, Oratorio
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