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Musical Courier 1927-11-10: Vol 95 Iss 19, 1927
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1November 10, 1927
3MUSICAL COURIER
5ous people go to speak to him. Mr. Dunham enjoys an enviable musical position in San Antonio as pianist, organist, teacher, and accompanist. Numbers of interest on recent programs have been sarabandes from Handel's concerto for oboe; In Paradisium (Dubois), Les Preludes No. 3 (Liszt), Prayer (Schubert), Andante Seraphique (Debat-Ponsan), Sonata in G minor (Becker), Melodie Russian (Dargomyzski).
7S. W.
9Rock Hill, S. C.—The first attraction of the Artists' Course offered by Winthrop College for the season of 1927-28 was a song recital by Queena Mario, soprano of the Metropolitan Opera. The chapel of Winthrop College, a commodious auditorium seating approximately 1800 people, was filled to capacity, and the audience was enthusiastic in its reception of the singer.
11Miss Mario's program was an exacting one, but she was equal to it in every respect. Her voice is very beautiful in quality, and is exceptionally even and flexible in all its registers. She is gifted also in being an actress of marked ability. Her program consisted of songs in French, German and English, as well as an aria from Manon Lescaut, all of which were interpreted with the utmost regard for their emotional as well as their musical content. The words of her English songs seemed to be clearly understood. The audience demanded an encore after each group, and several of the group numbers had to be repeated. One of these, a negro lullaby, was written by Wilfred Pelletier, who accompanied Miss Mario in a manner which showed him to be a musician of masterly attainments.
13E. F.
15Saginaw, Mich.—The Kiwanis Concert Course opened its fifth season on October 3, in presenting Rosa Ponselle, soprano, in recital at the Auditorium. A capacity house of great enthusiasm greeted the singer, who was gracious in responding to many encores. The other three concerts on the course are to be given by Mario Chamlee and Ruth Miller, in joint recital, November 4; Marion Talley, January 5; Harold Bauer, February 7. A concert given to dedicate formally the new Shriners Temple was held October 10, Paul Althouse, Cyrena Van Gordon, and Fred Patten appearing in joint recital. Much interest was aroused in Masonic circles for this concert and the artists were greeted by a large audience.
17Marian Newberry, soprano, a pupil of Mme. Sembrich for the past two years, who will make her New York debut this season, was presented to her home city, Saginaw, October 14, in the Auditorium, under the auspices of the Board of Commerce.
19A new club for Saginaw, the Tuesday Morning Musica, has recently been organized with seventy-five associate members and thirty-five active members. They will meet bimonthly at the Saginaw Club, presenting two programs during the season with a guest program, December 15, at the Bancroft Ball Room. The Detroit String Quartet have been engaged for this event. Mrs. Rockwell Kempton, pianist, has been elected president of the organization.
21M. A. W.
23Gray-Lhevinne Opens Tour
24Estelle Gray-Lhevinne left her home in California on September 29 for a tour of 175 dates that will take her twice across the continent and include fifteen conventions and twenty-five university appearances.
26NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC
27Forty-ninth Season
28114-116 EAST 85th STREET
29Under the University of the State of New York
30Incorporated 1878
31CARL HEIN—Directors—AUGUST FRAEMCKE
32All branches of music leading to Teachers' Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees. Violin and Chamber Music: HANS LETZ; Theory and Composition: Prof. Dr. CORNELIUS RYBNER; Violoncello: WILLIAM SAVAN; Vocal: MME. MARIE VAN GELDER, VERA NETTE, MINA ELMAN; Harp: A. FRANCIS PINTO; four other eminent instructors. Individual instruction. Classes in Harmony, Sight Singing, Ear Training, Counterpoint and Composition commence October 13th. Catalogue on application. Address Dept. A.
34The Cleveland Institute of Music
35COMPLETE COURSES FOR STUDENTS OF ALL GRADES
36Voice Piano Strings Theory Orchestra
37Regular courses lead to Bachelor of Music degree or Teachers Certificate.
38Public School Music Supervisors Course leads to Bachelor of Education degree conferred by Western Reserve University.
39Faculty of nationally known artists.
40Send for catalogue outlining courses, fees and dormitory rates
41MRS. FRANKLYN B. SANDERS, Director
422827 Euclid Avenue
43Cleveland, Ohio
45Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
46Milwaukee's Leading School
47THEODORE DAMMANN, Pres.
48EMIL H. KOEPKE, Secy. & Mgr.
49WILLIAM BOEPPLER, Vice-Pres. and Musical Director
50Assistant Directors: Frank Olin Thompson, Katherine M. Clarke, Edgar G. Kappelmann. Adjudicatory Committee: President: Hans Hahn, Dr. Wilhelm Middelschulte, George Hall-Quick, Arthur Van Huyck, Pearl Bice, Winogene Hewitt-Kirchner, Arthur H. Arneke and Estelle Fielding. one of two readings
51Assistant Directors: Frank Olin Thompson, Kathrine M. Clarke, Edgar G. Kappelmann. Adjudicatory Committee: President: Hans Hahn, Dr. Wilhelm Middelschulte, George Hall-Quick, Arthur Van Ossay, Pearl Bice, Winogene Hewitt-Kirchner, Arthur H. Arneke and Estelle Fielding. one of two readings
52Systematic Training in Piano, Violin, Viola, Violoncello, Organ, Harp, All Orchestral Instruments, Theory, Music Appreciation, Conducting, Ensemble Playing, Accompanying, Conducting, Dramatic Art, Dancing, Language, Psychology and Pedagogy.
53A SCHOOL OF HIGHEST STANDARDS
54Send for Free Illustrated Catalog
55301 Stephenson Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
57GRANBERRY
58PIANO SCHOOL
59ARTISTIC PIANO PLAYING
60Practical Training Course for Teachers.
61BOOKLETS—149 EAST 61ST STREET, NEW YORK
63THE analysis of the form and substance of music itself, should begin with the very first lesson, and end—never.
64School booklet mailed upon request
66The Diller-Quaile School of Music
67947 Madison Ave. New York
69BEL CANTO STUDIO, Inc.
70STEINWAY HALL, N. Y.
71109 W. 57th St. Circle 9363
72—Booklet-Program Mailed on Request—
73Get on our mailing list for interesting Weekly Studio-Gram
75College of Music of Cincinnati
76ENDOWED
77ADOLF HAHN, Director
78Now in Fiftieth Academic Year
79AN ENDOWED AND COMPLETE SCHOOL FOR MUSICAL EDUCATION
80VOICE PIANO STRINGS THEORY
81OPERA ORCHESTRA CHORUS DRAMA
82PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC—Accredited
83Complete Courses lead to Certificate, Diploma, Degree
84Dormitories Affiliated with the University of Cincinnati
86ITHACA
87Conservatory of Music
88Decrees Granted
89Placement Bureau Maintained
90SPRING TERM BEGINS JAN. 26TH
92ROBERT BRAUN
93Director
94Faculty of Fifty
95POTTSVILLE, PA.
97ESTABLISHED 1857
99PEABODY
100CONSERVATORY
101BALTIMORE, MD.
102The oldest and most noted Conservatory in the Country
103Circulars Mailed
105THE BRAUN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
107INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART OF THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC
109Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
110Founded 1867
111AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
112Over three score years in the front rank of American Music Schools
113Piano, Voice, Organ and all Orchestral Instruments, Opera, Orchestra, Theory, Composition, Public School Music (accredited), Languages, Drama and Dancing
114Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates granted
115Ideal Dormitories on ten-acre campus
116BERTHA BAUR, President and Director
117Highland Ave., Burnet Ave. & Oak St., Burnet C. Tuthill, General Manager one of two readings
118Highland Ave., Burnet Ave. & Oak St., one of two readings
119Burnet C. Tuthill, General Manager one of two readings
120Cincinnati, Ohio
122GIRVIN INSTITUTE OF MUSIC AND ALLIED ARTS
123RAMON B. GIRVIN, Pres.
124CHICAGO'S NEW SCHOOL
125ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
126Catalogues cheerfully mailed on request
127"The Quality of Its Faculty Reflects the Standard of the School"
1281430 Kimball Bldg. A. J. WESTRATE, Mgr. Phone Wabash 2293
130AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
131Chicago's Foremost School of Music and Dramatic Art
132Eminent Faculty of 120
133Catalogue Mailed Free
134John J. Hattstaedt, President
135Karleton Hackett, Adolf Weidig, Heniot Levy, Associate Directors
136KIMBALL HALL, CHICAGO, ILL.
138PROVIDENCE COLLEGE OF MUSIC
139(Formally Hans Schneider Piano School)
140WASSILI LEPS, Director
141Departments in Piano — Voice — Violin — Organ
142Normal Course
143DOROTHY MANDEVILLE FORD Secretary
144509 Westminster Street, Providence, R. I. Telephone Gaspee 0997
146The Harcum School
147A Country School Near Philadelphia
148MUSIC—GENERAL ACADEMIC—COLLEGE PREPARATORY
149Riding—Swimming—Outdoor Sports
150EDITH HATCHER HARCUM, Head of the School
151GEORGE BOYLE, Teacher of Piano
152For Catalog Address Box D, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
154COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS
155SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
156Four-year courses in Piano, Voice, Violin, Organ, Cello, Composition, and Public School Music
157Leading to the degree Bachelor of Music
158Modern equipment. Five pipe-organs. Dormitory for women music students. Reasonable tuition rates.
159For bulletin address Dean H. L. BUTLER, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.
161LAWRENCE CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
162A DEPARTMENT OF LAWRENCE COLLEGE
163CARL J. WATERMAN, Dean
164INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART OF THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC
165120 Claremont Avenue New York City
166FRANK DAMROSCH, Dean—A school for serious students. All branches. Moderate tuition fees.
167SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: All talented advanced violin students will come under the personal observation and instruction of Prof. LEOPOLD AUER
169Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
170Founded 1867
171AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
172Over three score years in the front rank of American Music Schools
173Piano, Voice, Organ and all Orchestral Instruments, Opera, Orchestra, Theory, Composition, Public School Music (accredited), Languages, Drama and Dancing
174Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates granted
175Ideal Dormitories on ten-acre campus
176BERTHA BAUR, President and Director
177Highland Ave., Burnet Ave. & Oak St., Burnet C. Tuthill, General Manager one of two readings
178Highland Ave., Burnet Ave. & Oak St., one of two readings
179Burnet C. Tuthill, General Manager one of two readings
180Cincinnati, Ohio
182AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
183METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
184212 West 59th Street, New York City
185Kate S. Chittenden, Dean
186EVENING CLASSES IN EAR-TRAINING AND HARMONY
187Information on Request: Ethel McIntosh, Managing Director
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