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Musical Courier 1928-03-01: Vol 96 Iss 9, 1928
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1NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC
2Forty-ninth Season
3114-116 EAST 85th STREET
4Under the University of the State of New York
5Incorporated 1878
6CARL HEIN, Directors
7AUGUST FRAEMCKE
8All branches of music leading to Teachers' Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees. Violin and Chamber Music: FRANS LETZ, Theory and Composition: Prof. Dr. CORNELIUS RYBNER, Violin: WILLIAM EBANE, Voice: MME. MARIE van GELDER, VERA NETTE, MINE ELMAN, Harp: A. FRANCIS PINTO; forty other eminent Directors. Individual instruction. Classes in Harmony, Sight Singing, Ear Training, Counterpoint and Composition. Students for individual instruction may enter at any time during the season. Catalogue on application. Address Dept. A.
10The Cleveland Institute of Music
11June 20 ANNUAL SUMMER SCHOOL August 1
12PRIVATE LESSONS AND INDIVIDUAL WORK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
13MASTER CLASSES IN PIANO, VIOLIN, VOICE, CELLO under
14Arthur Loesser, Andre de Ribaupierre, Marcel Salzinger, Victor de Gomez
15DAILY OPERA AND REPERTORY CLASSES
16PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC
17Write for catalogue giving courses, fees and dormitory rates
18MRS. FRANKLYN B. SANDERS, Director
192827 Euclid Avenue
20Cleveland, Ohio
22MODERN INSTITUTE OF VIOLIN
23Presidents: Eugene Ysaye—Fritz Kreisler—Pablo Casals
24MR. LUCIEN CAPET
25MME. S. JOACHIM-CHAIGNEAU
26Director
27Master Classes
28Will teach, with their assistants, this coming summer season—April 1st – September 1st
29In Paris, and in their country studios, near Paris
30Apply to the Secretary, 16 Ave. de Villars, Paris, VII (France)
31In the meanwhile, the American Branch of the Institute will be under the direction of
32MICHEL WILKOMIRSKI and GEORGES SZPINALSKI and their assistants, and of
33Mr. Charles LaGourgue: Ear training, French Solfège, Harmony, Fugue, Counterpoint, Composition
34Apply: Studio 716, Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago, Phone Wabash 4074
36LAWRENCE CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
37A DEPARTMENT OF LAWRENCE COLLEGE
38CARL J. WATERMAN, Dean
39Appleton, Wisconsin
411892 ITHACA 1928
42Conservatory of Music
43Degrees Granted
44Placement Bureau Maintained
45THIRD TERM begins June 4
46SIX WEEKS' SUMMER TERM begins July 2
48LEEFSON
49GRANBERRY
50PIANO SCHOOL
51ARTISTIC PIANO PLAYING
52Practical Training Course for Teachers
53BOOKLETS—149 EAST 61ST STREET, NEW YORK
55ESTABLISHED 1857
56PEABODY one of two readings
57CONSERVATORY one of two readings
58PEABODY CONSERVATORY one of two readings
59BALTIMORE, MD.
60The oldest and most noted Conservatory in the Country
61Circulars Mailed
63BEL CANTO STUDIO, Inc. STEINWAY HALL, N. Y.
64109 W. 57th St. Circle 9363
65—Booklet-Program Mailed on Request—
66Get on our mailing list for interesting Weekly Studio-Gram
68College of Music of Cincinnati
69ENDOWED
70INCORPORATED
71ADOLF HAHN, Director
72Now in Fiftieth Academic Year
73AN ENDOWED AND COMPLETE SCHOOL FOR MUSICAL EDUCATION
74VOICE PIANO STRINGS THEORY
75OPERA ORCHESTRA CHORUS DRAMA
76PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC—Accredited
77Complete Courses lead to Certificate, Diploma, Degree
78Dormitories Affiliated with the University of Cincinnati
80K RANICH-&-BACH
81Ultra-Quality PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS
82Established 1864
83ENDORSED BY MUSICAL ARTISTS EVERYWHERE
84New York City
86GIRVIN INSTITUTE OF MUSIC AND ALLIED ARTS
87RAMON B. GIRVIN, Pres.
88CHICAGO'S NEW SCHOOL
89ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
90Catalogues cheerfully mailed on request
91"The Quality of Its Faculty Reflects the Standard of the School"
921430 Kimball Bldg. A. J. WESTRATE, Mgr. Phone Wabash 2293
94Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
95INCORPORATED
96FOUNDED 1867
97AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
98Over three score years in the front rank of American Music Schools
99Piano, Voice, Organ and all Orchestral Instruments, Opera, Orchestra, Theory
100Composition, Public School Music (accredited), Languages, Drama and Dancing
101Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates granted
102Ideal Dormitories on ten-acre campus
103BERTHA BAUR, President and Director
104Burnet C. Tuthill, General Manager
105Highland Ave., Burnet Ave. & Oak St., Cincinnati, Ohio
107AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
108Chicago's Foremost School of Music and Dramatic Art
109Eminent Faculty of 120
110John J. Hattstaedt, President
111Karleton Hackett, Adolf Weidig, Heniot Levy, Associate Directors
112KIMBALL HALL, CHICAGO, ILL.
114Conservatory of Music
1151524 Chestnut Street
116Philadelphia
117JULIUS LEEFSON, Director
119(no line here) one of two readings
120Pasquale Amato
121Head of Vocal Department
123ROBERT BRAUN
124Director
125FACULTY OF FIFTY
126Pottsville, Pa.
128COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS
129SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
130Four-year courses in Piano, Voice, Viola, Organ, Cello, Composition, and Public School Music
131Leading to the degree Bachelor of Music
132Modern equipment. Five pipe-organs. Dormitory for women music students. Reasonable tuition rates.
133For bulletin address Dean H. L. BUTLER, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.
135INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART
136OF THE
137JUILLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC
138120 Claremont Avenue New York City
139FRANK DAMROSCH, Dean—A school for serious students. All branches. Moderate tuition fees.
140SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT—All talented advanced violin students will come under the personal observation and instruction of Prof. LEOPOLD AUER
142(FRANK) (ERNESTO)
143La FORGE-BERUMEN STUDIOS
144Composer-Planiat
145Voice Building
146Concert Planiat and Pedagogue Specializing in Interpretation and Technique
147STUDIO: 14 WEST 68th ST., NEW YORK PHONE TRAFALGAR 8993
148Monthly Recitals in Aeolian Hall.
150AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
151METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
152212 West Fifty-Ninth Street, New York City
153Two-Year Normal Training Course
154A Comprehensive Course Developing Sound Musicianship and Providing Practical Teaching Material Graded for Elementary and Intermediate Students.
155SUMMER COURSES
156KATE S. CHITTENDEN, Dean
157ETHEL McINTOSH, Managing Director
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