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Musical Courier 1927-01-06: Vol 94 Iss 1, 1927
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1MUSICAL COURIER
3INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL AGENCY
4Church, Concert and School Positions Secured
5MRS. BARCOCK
6Carnegie Hall, New York
7Telephone: 2634 Circle
9J. H. DUVAL
10VOICE SPECIALIST
11Italian and French Opera
12In Europe 1926-27: Hotel Marino, Milan
13American Representative: GERTRUDE CLARKE
14200 West 90th St., N. Y. one of two readings
15Schuyler 4026 one of two readings
16200 West 90th St., N. Y. Schuyler 4026 one of two readings
18M. F. BURT SCHOOL
19Sight-Singing, Ear Training, Musical Stenography, Normal Course in Public and Private School Music, Special coaching for church trials.
20Address: Brooklyn School, 48 Lefferts Place
22ROSS DAVID
23VOCAL STUDIOS
2459 West 56th Street
25Phone: Circle 2297
27NORA LEE SMITH
28SOPRANO—TEACHER OF VOICE
29205 West 57th Street, New York City
30Studio 10 C. A. Telephone 6057 Circle
32MICHEL SCIAPIRO
33INSTRUCTION
34Solo Violinist
35Sole Associate Teacher of one of two readings
36OTAKAR SEVCIK one of two readings
37Sole Associate Teacher of OTAKAR SEVCIK one of two readings
38155 West 73d Street, New York City
39Telephone 9002 Trafalgar
41CARL M. ROEDER
42TEACHER OF PIANO
43Technic—Interpretation—Theory
44Normal Course for Teachers
45607 608 Carnegie Hall, New York
46Uptown Studio: 425 West 160th St., New York
48MARION TALLEY, Taught By SALVATORE AVITABILE,
49VOICE SPECIALIST
50Metropolitan Opera House Building
511425 Broadway, New York. Tel. Pennsylvania 2634
53PURDON ROBINSON
54THE VOICE
55Co-worker with Dr. H. Holbrook Curtis for many years
56Teacher of RICCARDO MARTIN, LUCA BOTTA, BIANCA SOROYA, REED MILLER, CECILIA LOFTUS and many others. Author of "Song Secrets." "The Importance of Vocal Diagnosis." one of two readings
57Teacher of RICCARDO MARTIN, LUCA BOTTA, BIANCA SOROVA, REED MILLER, CECILIA LOFTUS and many others. Author of "Song Secrets." "The Importance of Vocal Diagnosis." one of two readings
58James Huneker said: "Mr. Robinson's words are golden."
59245 WEST 75TH ST., NEW YORK. Trafalgar 3651
61ALICE LAWRENCE WARD
62TEACHER OF SINGING
63Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, New York, telephone: Pennsylvania 2634, 227 Elwood avenue, Newark, N. J., telephone: Humboldt 1429. one of two readings
64Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, New York, telephone Pennsylvania 2634, 227 Elwood avenue, Newark, N. J., telephone: Humboldt 1429. one of two readings
66SOPHIA CEHANOVSKA
67VOCAL INSTRUCTION
68Professor, Petrograd Conservatory
69Laureate, Geneva Conservatory
701 West 86th St., New York. Tel. Schuyler 6444
72WILDERMANN INSTITUTE of MUSIC AND ALLIED ARTS
73(Mary Wildermann, Leschetizky)
74Complete musical education, special teachers' course; faculty of eminent European artists; diplomas, certificates.
75Steinway Hall, N. Y., and St. George, S. I.
77CHARLES LEE TRACY
78PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION
79Certified Leschetizky Exponent
80Carnegie Hall Studios, 832-3, New York City
82FREDERICK E. BRISTOL
83TEACHER OF SINGING
84466 West 153rd Street, New York City
86HENRIETTA SPEKE-SEELEY
87TEACHER OF SINGING
88Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York
89New Rochelle Studio, 69 Locust Ave. one of two readings
90Residence Tel., Adirondack 4344 one of two readings
91New Rochelle Studio, 69 Locust Ave. Residence Tel., Adirondack 4344 one of two readings
93MRS. JOHN DENNIS MEHAN
94Voice Expert—Coach—Repertoire
9570 Carnegie Hall, 154 West 57th Street
96New York City
97Season 1926-27 began Tuesday, Sept. 7th
98All appointments by telephone, 1472 Circle
100WALTER L. BOGERT
101Member American Academy of Teachers of Singing
102ART OF SINGING
10325 Claremont Ave., N. Y. Tel. 4345 Cathedral
105GUIDO H. CASELOTTI
106VOICE TEACHER AND OPERA COACH
107(Twenty years of successful teaching in New York)
108233 So. Broadway, Los Angeles, California
110MME. MINNA KAUFMANN
111Instruction: Lehmann Method
112(Formally of New York)
1134735 Maripoe Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
114J. Cartall, Secy.
116HENRIETTE MICHELSON
117PIANIST AND TEACHER
118EXONENT AND PUPIL OF MATTHAY
119Address: 149 East 61st Street, New York
120Regent 2357
122BENNO KANTROWITZ
123ACCOMPANIST and COACH
124Teacher of Piano and Theory
1251425 Broadway
126STUDIOS, 170 E. Washington Ave. one of two readings
127STUDIOS: 170 P. Washington Ave. one of two readings
128New York
129Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 — Wadsworth 3303
131WARD-STEVENS
132LILLI LEHMANN'S ideas of Vocal Technic
133Studio: 680 Madison Ave., New York
134Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday afternoons
136HARRIET VAN EMDEN
137SOPRANO
138Teaching at Curtis Institute, Philadelphia, two days weekly.
139Available New York studio two days weekly.
140322 W. 72d St., New York Tel. Endicott 8178
142ERNEST CARTER
143COMPOSER-CONDUCTOR
144115 East 69th Street — New York City
145Telephone: Rhinelander 8623
147GRACE HOFHEIMER
148CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER
149Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th Street
150New York, N. Y. Phone Circle 8178
152PHILIPP MITTELL
153VIOLINIST
154TEACHER OF MANY WELL KNOWN ARTISTS
155Van Dyke Studios, 939 Eighth Avenue, N. Y.
156Telephone: Columbus 1370
158PAUL EISLER
159Assistant Conductor, Metropolitan Opera Company
160VOICE TRAINING, COACHING, REPERTOIRE
161Studio 71, Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, N. Y.
163ELIZABETH K. PATTERSON
164SCHOOL OF SINGING
165Studio: 336 West 89th Street
166Phone: 10167 Schuyler
168WILBUR A. LUYSTER
169Specialist in Sight Singing
170(Formally Teacher for Met. Opera Co.)
171"A Maker of Readers." No instrument used.
172Both classes and individual instruction
173Carnegie Hall, also 53 East 34th St.
174Residence Phone: 2838W, Rockville Center.
176ALICE GARRIGUE MOTT
177ART OF SINGING
178172 West 79th Street, New York
179Telephone 7122 Trafalgar
181ESPERANZA GARRIGUE
182ART OF SINGING
183METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS
1841425 Broadway, N. Y. Phone 2634 Penn.
186THE BOICE STUDIO
187Susan S. Boice, Soprano-Teacher of Singing
188Studio: Chickering Hall, 7C
189Telephone: Plaza 2690
190Home Telephone: Plaza 7938
191Auditions by appointment.
193FRANCIS ROGERS
194CONCERT BARITONE AND TEACHER OF SINGING
195Member American Academy of Teachers of Singing
196144 East 62d Street, New York City
198MR. FRANCIS STUART
199TEACHER OF SINGING
200Pupil of Lamperti the Elder
201"Being in full possession of my method of singing, he has the ability to form great artists."
202—Francesco Lamperti.
203Carnegie Hall Studios New York City
205MME. ANITA RIO
206SOPRANO
207Vacancies for a Few Pupils
208360 West 22nd Street, New York
209Phone: Chelsea 9204
211MME. EMMA RODERICK
212TEACHER OF SINGING
213317 West 83rd Street New York, N. Y.
214Telephone Endicott 9685
216WILLIAM THORNER
217VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
218Address: 209 West 79th Street, New York City
220CHRISTIAAN KRIENS
221COMPOSER, CONDUCTOR, VIOLINIST, INSTRUCTOR
222Conductor, Kriens Symphony Club
223First American School of Orchestra Players. A few vacancies for string and wind instruments.
224303 Carnegie Hall
225Telephone: 1350 Circle
227ALBERT VON DOENHOFF
228PIANIST, COMPOSER, TEACHER
229251 West 102d Street, New York
230Phone: Riverside 0366
232FREDERICK RIESBERG, A.A.G.O.
233PIANO INSTRUCTION
234Studied under Reinecke—Classics; Scharwenka Style; Lied—Technic. New York School of Music and Arts, 26 West 86th Street. Telephone Schuyler 4140. Courses arranged to suit individual requirements.
235Personal address, 408 West 150th Street
236Telephone: Edgecombe 6250
238CARL FIQUE
239PIANO
240KATHERINE NOACK-FIQUE
241DRAMATIC SOPRANO
242FIQUE MUSICAL INSTITUTE
243128 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn
245EDOARDO PETRI
246Master of Arts Columbia University
247TEACHER OF SINGING
248Endorsed by world famous singers and educators
249Studio: 1425 Broadway New York
250Phone 2628 Pennsylvania
252HANNA BROCKS
253LYRIC COLORATURA SOPRANO
254Concerts—Recitals—Instruction
255Studio: 157 West 73rd Street, New York
256Phone: 3312 Susquehanna
258LILLIAN SHERWOOD NEWKIRK
259ART OF SINGING
2601425 Broadway (Metropolitan Opera House Bldg.), N. Y., Wednesdays and Saturdays
261All Mail to 11 Morgan Avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
263EDWARD K. MACRUM
264VOICE TEACHER AND COACH
265Director of Music, Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
26635 East Ninth St., New York
267Apollo Studios, Brooklyn
268Home telephone Lafayette 6433
270JESSIE FENNER HILL
271TEACHER OF SINGING
272Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York. Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 and 2688
274DUDLEY BUCK
275TEACHER OF SINGING
276Member of the American Academy of Teaching and Singing
277471 West End Avenue New York
278Phone: Endicott 7449
280DR. DANIEL SULLIVAN
281Teacher of International Artists
282ALICE NEILSEN, GEORGES BAKLANOFF, LYDIA LYKOVSKA
283132 West 74th Street New York City
284Phone: Trafalgar 1291 Louise Carroll, Secy.
286JOHN BLAND
287TENOR
288Master of Calvary Choir
289VOICE PRODUCTION
290ARTHUR R. HARTINGTON, Assistant
291157 East 37th Street New York
292Telephone: Caledonia 0919
294DANIEL VISANSKA, Violinist
295Nine years of successful teaching and Concertizing in Berlin
296Address: 155 West 122nd Street, New York
297Phone: 10377 Cathedral
298In Summit, N. J., Mondays
299Stamford and New Canaan, Conn., Wednesdays
301MME. SCHOEN-RENÉ
302235 West 71st Street, New York
303Telephone: Endicott 8345
305BRUNO HUHN
306205 W. 57th St., New York
307Voice lessons, Coaching in English, French, German repertory, Oratorio
309H. COLLIER GROUNDS
310Organist-Director at Church of Our Lady of Esperanza, N. Y.
311PIANIST—Organist—ACCOMPANIST
312COACHING—COMPOSITION
313Studio: International Agency, 915 Carnegie Hall, New York
314Appointments, Tuesday, 4 P. M.
315Brooklyn Studio: 32 St. Paul's Place
316Phone: Buckminster 1458
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