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Musical Courier 1926-09-30: Vol 93 Iss 14, 1926
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1September 30, 1926
3Mme. Davies Busy in London
4Clara Novello Davies, well known teacher of singing, who has had a studio in New York for a number of years past, is now settled in London. She has taken a studio in the Strand and opened her season on September 5. Hugh Martindale, young singer, who has been teaching the Davies method in Toronto, is now in London, and will act as her assistant for the coming season. Mme. Sally Hadley, who studied with Mme. Davies when in New York, has been spending the summer with her and continuing her work. Mme. Davies has hopes and expects to return to New York later on and resume her work there.
6Latvian Composer Comes to America
7Jan Vitolin, many of whose compositions for symphony orchestra have been performed and are well known in Riga, has arrived in New York. During the last six years Mr. Vitolin was connected with the Latvian National Opera in Riga, and was in charge of the bassoon class at the Latvian Conservatory. He also conducted the Symphony Orchestra in Riga after which he received the following comment in one of the local papers: "The third symphonic concert was conducted by Jan Vitolin, who performed his own symphony in G minor. The work makes a good impression by its fire and excellence of composition. Mr. Vitolin's close knowledge of the orchestra, of the individuality of every instrument and of the technic of instrumentation, make it possible for him to orchestrate his works with a sure hand. All the movements are interesting, especially the scherzo founded on national dances. The symphony was an entire and deserved success for the composer."
9Haensel & Jones Moves to Steinway Hall
10Haensel & Jones, concert managers, having occupied offices in Aeolian Hall, New York, since 1912, being among the first tenants in the 42nd Street building, which was opened in October, of that year, announce the removal of the offices to Steinway Hall, 113 West 57th street.
12Raisa and Rimini Return
13Rosa Raisa, soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera Company, and her husband, Giacomo Rimini, baritone of the same organization, arrived on the S.S. Leviathan on September 27, after a five months' vacation abroad. They will leave immediately for Los Angeles where they have a two weeks' engagement to appear with the Los Angeles Opera Company. Early in November the couple will give joint recitals in South Bend, Kalamazoo and Indianapolis, before they begin their regular season with the Chicago Opera.
15MUSICAL COURIER
17DEMMS SOPRANO
18CONCERT-ORATORIO-RECITAL
19306 West 107th Street, New York
21DORWIN'S VIOLIN STUDIO
22A School of Individual Instruction
23528 1/2 Penn St. Reading, Pa.
25HEIZER MUSIC SCHOOL
26Direction of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heizer
27SIOUX CITY, IOWA 1215 Douglas Street
29Lillian Croxton
30COLORATURA SOPRANO
31Concerts – Recitals one of two readings
32Concerts—Recitals one of two readings
33Management:
34Standard Booking Office
3517 East 42nd Street, New York City
37LUSK VIOLINIST
38118 N. La Salle St., Chicago, Ill.
39Now Concertizing in Europe
40Entire Season from Sept. 1, 1926 In America
42VIRGIL PORTABLE KEYBOARD
43For Pianists and Piano Students
44Invaluable when travelling, or living in small rooms.
45Perfect touch, weight variable.
46Excellent for keeping a repertoire, perfecting technic, and strengthening fingers.
47Virgil Piano School Co.
48139 West 72nd Street, New York
50Your Visit in New York
51may be anticipated with more enjoyment if you secure accommodations at the
52HOTEL WELLINGTON
537TH AVENUE AT FIFTY FIFTH ST.
54Adjoining the musical center.
55Carnegie & Steinway Halls.
56Reduced Prices until October
57Sitting Room, bedroom with private bath (2 persons) $5 per day
58Sitting Room, 2 double bedrooms with private bath (2 to 4 persons) $7 per day
59Popular Priced Restaurant and VITLAND, Inc. write for folder and map of New York.
61The Vanderbilt Studios of New York
62Branches:
6313-15 East 38th Street, near Fifth Avenue
6415 East Ninth Street, near Fifth Avenue.
65342-344 West 56th Street, opposite new Metropolitan Opera House site.
66Renting office: 342 West 56th Street.
67Caledonia 2777
68Several resident studios with piano for summer sub-let. Inquire at renting office.
69Mrs. Mabel Duble-Scheele, Proprietor
71METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS—Several large studios are available unfurnished on yearly lease, also sublet part time. For particulars inquire of Manager, Mr. Black, 1425 Broadway, New York. Tel.: Penn 2634.
73EXPERIENCED teacher and singer (Contralto) is available two or three days a week for School in New York or vicinity. Address: Edna Walgrove Wilson, 401 West 118th Street, New York City (Apt. 1). Telephone: Yellowstone 7423.
75DRAMATIC SOPRANO just returned from four and one-half years' study in Germany seeks good field for activity. Prepared for opera, concert and teaching according to a wonderful newly-discovered principle of singing. Address: "C. A. L." care of MUSICAL COURIER, 437 Fifth Avenue, New York.
77OSBORNE STUDIO BLDG., 57th St. and 7th Ave. Part time use of large music studio. Excellently appointed for teachers. Telephone Circle 6057, Suite 10 C. A.
79NEW YORK MUSICAL CLUB offers part scholarship. Eight months of vocal training in New York City. Auditions now. Address "A. C. S." care of MUSICAL COURIER, 437 Fifth Avenue, New York.
81BERLIN, GERMANY: Music students will find large rooms with full board, and reasonable terms, at home of distinguished family. References. Editor-in-Chief of MUSICAL COURIER. Address Prof. Dr. M. Schaefer, 24 Klostock Strasse, Berlin, Germany.
83WANTED—A fine singer for leading Southern College Conservatory. Salary twenty-five hundred. Other good musicians also desired. The Interstate Teachers' Agency, 606 New Orleans Bank Building, New Orleans, La.
85ROBERT MAITLAND the famous English Concert and Oratorio Bass-baritone, is open to receive offers regarding Directorship of a large Choral Society or Master class in University, College or Conservatory. Write Management M. Bergin, care of Marks Publishing Co., 226 West 46th Street, New York City, where concert and Oratorio dates may also be booked.
87STUDIO TO SUBLLET—Very attractive and well furnished studio and waiting room. Two excellent Steinway Grand Pianos. Two or three afternoons a week. Apply Michelson, 149 East 61st Street, New York.
89MARGUERITE POTTER will sublet her large attractive studio in Steinway Hall for part time. Full information by calling Raymond 6795.
91PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA TICKETS—Would like to acquire, temporarily or permanently, two subscription tickets for whole or part of season. Liberal premium paid. Address: "W. J. H." care of MUSICAL COURIER, 437 Fifth Avenue, New York.
93ACCOMPANIST—familiar with vocal repertoire, desires regular work for the season, recitals, studio. Address: "F. N. H." care of MUSICAL COURIER, 437 Fifth Avenue, New York.
9550 WEST 67TH STREET—Studio for rent Mondays and Tuesdays. Steinway Grand Piano. Waiting room. Address: "M. N. R." care of MUSICAL COURIER, 437 Fifth Avenue, New York.
97STUDIO FOR TEACHERS—A very beautiful studio with two concert grands can be had Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays—or part of those days. Studio 820 Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th Street, New York City. Tel.: Circle 4451. Residence tel.: Wadsworth 0763.
99HAROLD Tenor—Voice Teacher
100FRANCES SEDDON Soprano—Diction Specialist
101320 West 91st St., New York
102Phone 8577 Schuyler.
104VAN DUZEE
106CONSOLO
107TEACHING NOVEMBER – MAY one of two readings
108TEACHING NOVEMBER-MAY one of two readings
109FLORENCE — 25 Via Benedetto Varchi — ITALY one of two readings
110FLORENCE—25 Via Benedetto Varchi—ITALY one of two readings
112PAUL MORENZO
113Teacher of Singing
114BERLIN, Germany
115Temporary Address: care of American Express Co., Charlottenstr.
117POLIA MELIDES – HERMIDES
118Piano and Vocal Instruction
119VIENNA SCHOOL
120Studio: 344 Fort Washington Ave., N. Y. City
121Telephone Wadsworth 9983—9:11 A. M.
123MME. CAROLINE LOWE
124VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
125Theatrical Singers' Troubles Adjusted
126Studio: Chickering Hall, 29 W. 57th St., Studio 7A, N. Y., Plaza 2690
128MYRON JACOBSON
129Russian Composer Pianist
130Accompanist to Charles Hackett
131Mary Lewis, Maria Kurenko, Florence Austral
133VOICE BUILDER
134Coach and Accompanist
135Studio: 28 West 76 St., N. Y.
136Phone: Endicott 7831
137Member of the New York Singing Teachers' Association
139META SCHUMANN
141(FRANK) (ERNESTO),
142La FORGE-BERUMEN STUDIOS
143Composer-Planist
144Voice Coach
145Concert Pianist and Pedagogue Specializing in Interpretation and Technique
146STUDIO: 14 WEST 68TH ST., NEW YORK
147Fall Term Begins September 1st
148PHONE TRAFALGAR 8993
150The Longy School of Music
151TWELFTH SEASON
152Private and Class Instruction in Solfege, Harmony, Counterpoint and Rhythmic-Gymnastics
153All branches of Instrumental Instruction
154SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER FIRST
155Office open for registration September 15th
156Catalogue sent upon request
157103 HEMENWAY STREET
158TELEPHONE KENMORE 1328
159Steinert Pianos Used
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