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Musical Courier 1928-07-26: Vol 97 Iss 4, 1928

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1INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL AGENCY
2Church, Concert and School Positions Secured
3MRS. BABCOCK
4Carnegie Hall, New York
5Telephone: 2634 Circle
7J. H. DUVAL
8VOICE SPECIALIST
9HAS RETURNED TO NEW YORK
10for a Two Months Summer Master Class for singers desiring careers in opera in Italy.
11Studio: 601 Carnegie Hall, New York
13ESTHER TAYLOR DOUGLAS
14TEACHER OF SINGING
15Studio: 709 Steinway Bldg. (Thursdays)
16Home: 612 West 184th St., New York
17Telephone: Washington Heights 2627
19ROSS DAVID
20VOCAL STUDIOS
2163 West 56th Street
22Phone: Circle 2297
24MICHEL SCIAPIRO
25INSTRUCTION SOLO VIOLINIST
26Sole Associate Teacher of
27OTAKAR SEVCIK
28108 West 75th Street, New York City
29Telephone 9002 Trafalgar
31L. A. TORRENS
32TEACHER OF SINGING
33STUDIO: 26 GRAMERCY PARK, NEW YORK CITY
34Tel. Gramercy 6264
36ADOLPH WEISS
37Teacher of Harmony, Counterpoint and Composition
38Pupil of
39ARNOLD SCHOENBERG
40at the Berlin Academy 1925-27
41601 W. 181st St., N. Y. Phone: Washington Heights 0590
43CARL M. ROEDER
44TEACHER OF PIANO
45Technic—Interpretation—Theory
46Normal Course for Teachers
47603-604 Carnegie Hall, New York
48Residence: 425 West 160th St., New York
50SALVATORE AVITABILE
51TEACHER OF FAMOUS SINGERS
52Will teach in New York City this summer.
53VOICE SPECIALIST
54Metropolitan Opera House Building
551425 Broadway, New York Tel.: Penn. 2634
57PURDON ROBINSON
58TEACHER OF VOICE AND SINGING
59Co-worker with Dr. H. Holbrook Curtis for many years.
60Author of "Song Secrets," "The Importance of Vocal Diagnosis."
61James Huneker said: "Mr. Robinson's words are golden."
62SPECIAL TRAINING FOR RADIO BROADCASTING
63Teacher of Many Prominent Singers
64245 West 75th St., N. Y. Trafalgar 3651
66ALICE LAWRENCE WARD
67TEACHER OF SINGING
68Metropolitan Opera House Bldg., 1425 Broadway, New York, telephone: Pennsylvania 2494, 127 Elmwood Avenue, Newark, N. J., telephone: Humboldt 1649.
70CHARLES LEE TRACY
71PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION
72Certified Leschetizky Exponent
73Carnegie Hall Studios, 832-3, New York City
75FREDERICK E. BRISTOL
76TEACHER OF SINGING
77466 West 153rd Street, New York City
79HENRIETTA SPEKE-SEELEY
80TEACHER OF SINGING
81Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York
82New Rochelle Studio, 69 Locust Ave.
83Residence Tel., Sedgwick 4344
85MRS. JOHN DENNIS MEHAN
86Voice Expert—Coach—Repertoire
8770 Carnegie Hall, 154 West 57th Street
88New York City
89Season 1927-1928 began September 5th
90All appointments by telephone, 1472 Circle
92WALTER L. BOGERT
93Member American
94Academy of Teachers of Singing
95ART OF SINGING
9625 Claremont Ave., N. Y. Tel. 4345 Cathedral
98GUIDO H. CASELOTTI
99VOICE TEACHER AND OPERA COACH
100(Twenty years of successful teaching in New York)
101233 So. Broadway, Los Angeles, California
103CHARLES A. BAKER
104VOCAL COACH
105Residence-Studio: Euclid Hall, 2345 Broadway, Corner 86th St., New York
106Susquehanna 2860
108MME. GINA CIAPIARELLI-VIAFORA
109Formerly Leading Soprano Metropolitan Opera House
110Teacher of noted artists
111Authority on Vocal Placing
112GRAND OPERA AND CONCERTS
113Endorsed by world's greatest artists
114Studios: 311 West 85th St. New York
115Tel.: Endicott 0252
117BENNO KANTROWITZ
118ACCOMPANIST and COACH
119Teacher of Piano and Theory
120STUDIOS { 1425 Broadway
121{ 270 Ft. Washington Ave.
122New York
123Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 — Wadsworth 3303
125DEANE DOSPERT
126Voice Specialist
12716 rue des Marronniers, Paris
128Appointments by letter only
130WARD-STEVENS
131CONDUCTOR
132MOZART FESTIVAL
133of Harrisburg, Pa.
135ERNEST CARTER
136COMPOSER-CONDUCTOR
137115 East 69th Street – New York City one of two readings
138115 East 69th Street – – – New York City one of two readings
139Telephone: Rhinelander 8623
141GRACE HOFHEIMER
142CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER
143205 West 57th Street
144New York, N. Y. Phone Circle 8178
146ALBERT VON DOENHOFF
147PIANIST, COMPOSER, TEACHER
148251 West 102d Street, New York
149Phone: Riverside 0366
151PHILIPP MITTELL
152VIOLINIST
153TEACHER OF MANY WELL KNOWN ARTISTS
154Van Dyke Studios, 939 Eighth Avenue, N. Y.
155Telephone: Columbus 1370
157JOHN W. NICHOLS, Tenor
158TEACHER OF SINGING
159Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
160College of St. Rose, Albany, N. Y.
161Trinity Church, Newburgh, N. Y.
162476 West 144th Street New York, N. Y.
164WILBUR A. LUYSTER
165Specialist in Sight Singing
166(Formerly Teacher for Met. Opera Co.)
167"A Maker of Readers." No instrument used.
168Both classes and individual instruction.
169Chickering Hall, also 53 East 34th St.
170Residence Phone: 2838W, Rockville Center
172ALICE GARRIGUE MOTT
173ART OF SINGING
174172 West 79th Street, New York
175Telephone 7122 Trafalgar
177ESPERANZA GARRIGUE
178ART OF SINGING
179METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS
1801425 Broadway, N. Y. Phone 2634 Penn.
182ALFRED RUSSELL HURST
183TEACHER OF PIANO
184Beginners and Advanced Pupils Accepted
185Studio: 149 East 61st St., New York City
186Tel. Regent 2357
188FRANCIS ROGERS
189CONCERT BARITONE AND TEACHER OF SINGING
190144 East 62d Street, New York City
191Member American Academy of Teachers of Singing
193FRANKLIN CANNON
194PIANIST—INSTRUCTION
195STUDIO: 205 West 57th Street, New York
196Telephone: Circle 5420
198MUSIC EDUCATION STUDIOS
199555 Edgecombe Ave. (West 160th St.)
200Elementary and Advanced Courses in Piano, Voice, Theory, and Phonetics—French, Italian, and English
201FRENCH AND DANCING, HARMONY, COMPOSITION, APPRECIATION AND HISTORY OF MUSIC
202Directors: Misses Gibbs and Hopkins
203Tel. Wadsworth 4433
205MR. FRANCIS STUART
206TEACHER OF SINGING
207"Pupil of Lamperti the Elder
208"Being in full possession of my method of singing, he has the ability to form great artists."
209—Francesco Lamperti.
210Carnegie Hall Studios, New York City
212NEIDLINGER ENSEMBLE
213Mrs. William Neidlinger, Pianist
214William Neidlinger, F. A. G. O., Organist
215RECITALS—MUSICALES—CONCERTS
216Instruction: Voice, Piano, Organ, Theory
217225 West 99th Street New York City
219MME. EMMA RODERICK
220TEACHER OF SINGING
221317 West 83rd Street New York, N. Y.
222Telephone Endicott 9685
223From July 15 to Sept. 12—New Milford, Conn.
225MILLIE RYAN
226ART OF SINGING
227Studio: 105 West 72nd St., New York City
228Telephone Susquehanna 3307
230WILLIAM THORNER
231VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH
232Address: 209 West 79th Street, New York City
234CHRISTIAAN KRIENS
235COMPOSER, CONDUCTOR, VIOLINIST INSTRUCTOR
236Conductor Kriens Symphony Club
237First American School for Orchestra Players. A few vacancies for string and wind instruments.
238303 Carnegie Hall
239Telephone: 1350 Circle
241F. W. RIESBERG, A.A.G.O.
242Organist & Choirmaster Calvary Baptist Church, New York (Dr. Straton's)
243PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTION
244Studied under Reincke, Scharwenka and Liszt; organ with Paperitz, Tausig, and N. Y. School of Music & Arts, 26 West 86th St. Tel. Circle 4500.
245Courses arranged to suit individual requirements.
246Personal address, 601 West 140th St.,
247Tel. Audubon 1140
249CARL FIQUÉ
250PIANO
251KATHERINE NOACK FIQUÉ
252DRAMATIC SOPRANO
253FIQUÉ MUSICAL INSTITUTE
254128 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn
256EDOARDO PETRI
257Master of Arts Columbia University
258TEACHER OF SINGING
259Endorsed by world famous singers and educators
260Studio: 1425 Broadway New York
261Phone 2628 Pennsylvania
263HANNA BROCKS
264LYRIC COLORATURA SOPRANO
265Concerts—Recitals—Instruction
266Studio: 157 West 73rd Street, New York
267Phone: 3312 Susquehanna
268SUMMER CLASS, July-September, Bedford, Pa.
270LILLIAN SHERWOOD-NEWKIRK
271ART OF SINGING
2721425 Broadway, Studio 32, (Metropolitan Opera House Bldg.), N. Y.,
273Wednesdays and Saturdays
274All Mail to 11 Morgan Avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
276ETHEL WATSON USHER
277VOCAL COACH—ACCOMPANIST—ORGANIST
278Piano Students Accepted
279127 West 78th St., New York City
280Telephone Susquehanna 3135
282LEON CARSON, Tenor
283TEACHER OF SINGING
284New Jersey Studio New York Studio
28520 Cottage Place, Nutley 703 Steinway Hall
286Tel.: Nutley 997-W Tel.: Circle 5161
288ADDYE YEARGAIN HALL
289ADVANCED METHODS OF PIANO CLASS INSTRUCTION
290Teachers Normal Classes
291June 18th and July 9th
29238 West 57th St., New York Phone Circle 6322
294JESSIE FENNER HILL
295TEACHER OF SINGING
296Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York. Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 and 2688
298S. CONSTANTINO YON
299VOCAL AND PIANO INSTRUCTION
300By appointment only
301853 Carnegie Hall, New York
302Phone: 0951 Circle
304DUDLEY BUCK
305TEACHER OF SINGING
306471 West End Avenue New York
307Phone: Endicott 7449
309MRS. ROBINSON DUFF
310VOICE
311235 East 62nd Street, New York
312Telephone Rhinelander 7900
314DR. DANIEL SULLIVAN
315Teacher of International Artists
316ALICE NEILSEN, GEORGES BAKLANOFF, LYDIA LYKPOVSKA
317132 West 74th Street New York City
318Phone: Trafalgar 1291 Louise Carroll, Secy
320JOHN BLAND
321TENOR
322Master of Calvary Choir
323VOICE PRODUCTION
324ARTHUR H. HARTINGTON, Assistant
325157 East 37th Street New York
326Telephone: Caledonia 0919
328DANIEL VISANSKA, Violinist
329Nine years of successful teaching and Concertizing in Berlin
330Address: 250 West 104 St., Apt. 44, New York
331Phone Academy 0540
332In Summit, N. J., Mondays
333Stamford and New Canaan, Conn., Wednesdays
335MME. SCHOEN-RENÉ
336235 West 71st Street, New York
337Telephone: Endicott 8345
338Teaching in Germany during Summer
340BRUNO HUHN
341SINGING LESSONS AND COACHING
342English, French and German Song repertory
343205 West 57th Street, New York
344Telephone Circle 5420

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