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Musical Courier 1928-04-12: Vol 96 Iss 15, 1928

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1NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC
2Forty-ninth Season 114-116 EAST 86th STREET
3Under the University of the State of New York
4CARL HEIN. AUGUST FRAEMCKE
5Incorporated 1878
6All 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 EBANN; Vocal: MME. MARIE van GELDER, VERA NETTE, MINA ELMAN; Harp: A. FRANCIS PINTO; forty other eminent instructors. Individual Instruction: Classes in Harmony, Sight Singing, Ear Training, Rantpoint and Composition. Students for individual instruction may enter at any time during the season. Catalogue on application. Address Dept. A.
8The Cleveland Institute of Music
9June 20 ANNUAL SUMMER SCHOOL August 1
10PRIVATE LESSONS AND INDIVIDUAL WORK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
11MASTER CLASSES IN PIANO, VIOLIN, VOICE, CELLO, and other
12Arthur Loosler, Andre de Ribaupiere, Marcel Salzinger, Victor de Gomez
13DAILY OPERA AND REPERTORY CLASSES
14PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC
15Write for catalogue giving courses, fees and dormitory rates
162827 Euclid Avenue
17MRS. FRANKLYN B. SANDERS, Director
18Cleveland, Ohio
20INSTITUT MODERNE DE VIOLON
21Paris
22EUGENE YSAYE FRITZ KREISLER PABLO CASALS
23Presidents:
24LUCIEN CAPET Master Classes: S. JOACHIM-CHAGNEAU
25Director:
26Classic French School, mother of all violin schools, renowned for its modern methods of instruction which develop the highest technique in the shortest possible time. Summer classes will be held by LUCIEN CAPET and S. Joachim-Chaigneau in Paris, and in their country studios near Paris. APRIL 1ST—SEPTEMBER 1ST
27Apply: SECRETARIAT, 16 AVENUE DE VILLARS, PARIS VII, FRANCE
29LAWRENCE CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
30A DEPARTMENT OF LAWRENCE COLLEGE
31CARL J. WATERMAN, Dean
32Appleton, Wisconsin
341892 ITHACA 1928
35Conservatory of Music
36Degrees Granted
37Placement Bureau Maintained
38THIRD TERM begins June 4
39SIX WEEKS' SUMMER TERM begins July 2
41LEEFSON
42CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
431524 CHESTNUT STREET
44Philadelphia, Pa.
45Julius Leefson, Director
47SUMMER CLASSES FOR VOCAL TEACHERS
48UNDER
49MR. PASQUALE AMATO
50For Information Apply to Secretary
52A VITAL interpretation of a composition has the element of improvisation on a background of careful analytical study. This is also true of a vital lesson.
53School booklet mailed upon request
54The Diller-Quaile School of Music
55947 Madison Ave. New York
57PEABODY CONSERVATORY
58BALTIMORE, MD.
59The oldest and most noted Conservatory in the Country
60Circulars Mailed
62BLANCHE MARCHESI
63ACADEMY OF SINGING
64Private and Class Lessons
65Personal Tuition
66Paris: 202 Rue de Courcelles
67Apply Secretary Above Address
69COLLEGE of MUSIC of CINCINNATI
70One of the Earliest Endowed and Incorporated Schools in America
71Special Summer Term
72JUNE 18th TO JULY 28th, 1928
73MUSIC — OPERA — DRAMA
74Public School Music (Accredited)
75Affiliated with University of Cincinnati and St. Xavier College
76Children's Department Dormitories
77Address College of Music, ADOLF HAHN, Director, CINCINNATI, OHIO
78Send for Catalog
80KIRANICH & 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
110Catalogue Mailed Free
111John J. Hattstaedt, President
112Karleton Hackett, Adolf Weidig, Heniot Levy, Associate Directors
113KIMBALL HALL, CHICAGO, ILL.
115ROBERT BRAUN
116Director
117FACULTY OF FIFTY
118Pottsville, Pa.
120EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
121of the University of Rochester
122HOWARD HANSON, Director
123An Endowed School Offering Complete Education in Music Courses Leading to Degrees and Eastman School Certificate.
124For information, address:
125ARTHUR M. SEE, Secretary, Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N. Y.
127INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART
128OF THE
129JUILLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC
130120 Claremont Avenue New York City
131FRANK DAMROSCH, Dean—A school for serious students. All branches. Moderate tuition fees.
132SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT—All talented advanced pupils admitted and come under the personal observation and instruction of Prof. LEOPOLD AUER
134UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
135Maintained by the University Musical Society
136ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
137EARL V. MOORE, Musical Director
138Catalog and special information from Charles A. Sink, President
140AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
141METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
142212 West Fifty-Ninth Street, New York City
143Two-Year Normal Training Course
144A Comprehensive Course Developing Sound Musicianship and Providing Practical Teaching Material Graded for Elementary and Intermediate Students.
145SUMMER COURSES
146KATE S. CHITTENDEN, Dean ETHEL McINTOSH, Managing Director

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