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Musical Courier 1928-12-13: Vol 97 Iss 24, 1928
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1KATHERINE DE VOGEL,
2who specializes in folksongs in costume, broadcasted in Holland this past summer and received many letters of congratulations from Germany, France and Holland on her delightful work. Recently Mme. De Vogel appeared at the Women's Club in Hackensack and at several private musicales. She will shortly leave for concerts in Boston, Albany, Philadelphia and other large cities.
4MARGARET SHOTWELL,
5American pianist, who, following appearances abroad, is now in this country concertizing under the management of R. E. Johnston. Miss Shotwell, incidentally, will tour with Gigli beginning the end of January. She is shown in the accompanying photograph with her pets in her little garden in Paris.
7SIGISMUND STOJOWSKI
8is shown in this picture with the attendants at the master class which he conducted last summer at University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Mr. Stojowski, who now is active with his teaching duties in New York, is very enthusiastic about the classes he held while on the Pacific Coast, in Los Angeles, San Francisco (at the University of California) and Seattle. He states that he had excellent material to work with and had a fine response everywhere. He gave a series of five historical recitals at the University of California and two at the University of Washington.
10DOLORES ROYOLA AND YEATMAN GRIFFITH
11Dolores Royola, American soprano, and Yeatman Griffith, noted vocal pedagogue of New York City, photographed in St. James Park, London, England, last September. Miss Royola, who studied with this maestro in his New York studios for several seasons, has been singing with success in Germany for the past year. This past summer she was soloist with the Dusseldorf Männerchor, which sang in Bayreuth during the Festival Season. In September Miss Royola went to London to work with Yeatman Griffith before his return to this country for the reopening of his New York studios in October. Miss Royola is fulfilling engagements in Germany this winter.
13FLORA FERRARA,
14operatic soprano, who has appeared abroad and in America in many operas, always singing the prima donna roles.
16ROBERT BOICE CARSON,
17manager of the Carson Concert Series of Tulsa, Okla., director of the Apollo Club and director of The Robert Boice Carson Voice Studios.
19ALPHONSE ONNOU AND LAURENT HALLEUX,
20of the Pro Arte String Quartet, enjoying their vacation as guests of the Belgian magnate, Henry Le Boeuf
22BENIAMINO GIGLI
23looks very serious after his day's catch at Porto Recanato. Perhaps he is musing on the fate of pheasants that live about his home in Italy, or perhaps he is planning the repast when the fowls will be served on the chilly October day following the hunt. With Mr. Gigli (1) are: (2) the Prefect of Police, (3) Prince Antici, (4) The administrator of Mr. Gigli's affairs, (5) Marchese Garancini, and (6) Professor Patrizi.
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