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Musical Courier 1928-12-20: Vol 97 Iss 25, 1928
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1BYRNE ACADEMY OF SINGING
2Tel: Carnot 59-49
3OF PARIS
463—Rue Jouffroy
5Pupil of and recommended by JEAN de RESZKE
6FOR OPERA, ORATORIO and CONCERT
7Director JOHN FRANCIS BYRNE with a COMPLETE STAFF OF EMINENT INSTRUCTORS
8STUDENT DORMITORIES
9WRITE FOR CATALOG
10The Byrne Academy Has Formed An Opera Company—Assisted by Artists of The Opera and The Opera Comique Under The Direction of Celebrated Conductors—For The Purpose of Giving Americans Their Debuts Under The Best Possible Conditions.
12NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC
13Fiftieth Anniversary Season 114-116 EAST 85th STREET Incorporated 1878
14Under the University of the State of New York
15CARL HEIN, Director AUGUST FRAEMCKE
16All branches of music leading to Teachers Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees.
17Announcing the Engagement of
18KARL JORN
19Formerly leading tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Co.
20Catalogue on Application. Address Dept. A
22The Cleveland Institute of Music
23Courses lead to Teachers Certificates, Artist Diploma and Degrees
24OPERA SCHOOL ORCHESTRA SCHOOL PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC
25give students actual experience and train for professional careers
26Free competitive scholarships in every major subject
27Private lessons in all branches of music Faculty of nationally known artists
28Send for catalogue outlining courses, fees and dormitory rates
29MRS. FRANKLYN B. SANDERS, Director Cleveland, Ohio
302827 Euclid Avenue
32INSTITUT MODERNE DE VIOLON
33Paris
34Presidents: EUGENE YSAYE FRITZ KREISLER PABLO CASALS one of two readings
35Presidents: one of two readings
36EUGENE YSAYE FRITZ KREISLER PABLO CASALS one of two readings
37Director: LUCIEN CAPET Master Classes: S. JOACHIM-CHAGNEAU
38Classic French School, mother of all violin schools, renowned for its modern methods of instruction which develop the highest technique in the shortest possible period of time.
39Apply: SECRETARIAT, 16 AVENUE DE VILLARS, PARIS VII, FRANCE
411892 ITHACA 1928
42Conservatory of Music
43Degrees
44Placement Bureau
45FALL TERM
46Now in Session
48GRANBERRY
49PIANO SCHOOL
50ARTISTIC PIANO PLAYING
51Practical Training Course for Teachers.
52BOOKLETS—149 EAST 61ST STREET, NEW YORK
541865 OBERLIN 1928
55Conservatory of Music
56All courses lead to degree
57Limited enrollment Dormitories
58Complete teaching and practice equipment
59For Catalogue Address F. H. Shaw, Director, Oberlin, Ohio
61ROBERT BRAUN
62Director
63FACULTY OF FIFTY Pottsville, Pa.
65UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
66Maintained by the University Musical Society
67ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
68EARL V. MOORE, Musical Director
69Catalog and special information from Charles A. Sink, President
71MAIN LINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
72Fifth Season
73Directors: Florence Leonard, Managing Director; Louisa Hopkins, Adolph Vogel
74Piano, Voice, Violin, 'Cello, Flute, Ensemble, Harp, Saxophone, Banjo
75DOROTHY JONES-PARRY, Sec'y 107 Ardmore Ave., Ardmore, Pa.
77ESTABLISHED 1857
78PEABODY CONSERVATORY
79OTTO ORTMANN, Director
80BALTIMORE, MD.
81The oldest and most noted Conservatory in the Country Circulars Mailed
83Binghamton Institute of Musical Art
84FRANCIS FRANK PAUL A. JACKSON Directors
85Catalogue Mailed Upon Request
86Secretary, Binghamton Institute of Music, Sun Building, Binghamton, N. Y.
88120 Claremont Avenue New York City
89FRANK DAMROSCH, Dean—A school for serious students. All tuition and Moderate tuition fees.
90SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT All talented advanced violin students will come under the personal observation and instruction of Prof. LEOPOLD AUER
92INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART OF THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC
94(FRANK) (ERNESTO), La FORGE-BERUMEN STUDIOS one of two readings
95(ERNESTO), La FORGE-BERUMEN STUDIOS one of two readings
96Composer-Planist Voice Building Concert Pianist and Pedagogue Specializing in Interpretation and Technique
97STUDIO: 14 WEST 68th ST., NEW YORK PHONE TRAFALGAR 8993 Monthly Recitals in Aeolian Hall.
99GIRVIN INSTITUTE OF MUSIC AND ALLIED ARTS
100RAMON B. GIRVIN, Pres.
101CHICAGO'S NEW SCHOOL
102ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
103Catalogues cheerfully mailed on request
104"The Quality of Its Faculty Reflects the Standard of the School"
1051430 Kimball Bldg. A. J. WESTRATE, Mgr. Phone Wabash 2293
107Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
108INCORPORATED
109Founded 1867
110AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
111Over three score years in the front rank of American Music Schools
112Piano, Voice, Organ and all Orchestral Instruments, Opera, Orchestra, Theory, Composition, Public School Music (accredited), Languages, Drama and Dancing
113Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates granted
114Ideal Dormitories on ten-acre campus
115BERTHA BAUR, President and Director
116Burnet C. Tuthill, General Manager
117Highland Ave., Burnet Ave. & Oak St., Cincinnati, Ohio
119AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
120Chicago's Foremost School of Music and Dramatic Art
121Eminent Faculty of 120
122Catalogue Mailed Free
123John J. Hattstaedt, President
124Karleton Hackett, Adolf Weidig, Heniot Levy, Associate Directors
125KIMBALL HALL, CHICAGO, ILL.
127COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS
128SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
129Four-Year courses in Piano, Voice, Violin, Organ, 'Cello, Composition, and Public School Music
130Leading to the degree Bachelor of Music
131Modern equipment. Five pipe-organs. Dormitory for women music students. Reasonable tuition rates
132For bulletin address Dean H. L. BUTLER, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.
134PIUS X SCHOOL OF LITURGICAL MUSIC
135COLLEGE OF THE SACRED HEART
136133rd Street and Convent Avenue, New York
137AUTUMN, WINTER AND SPRING SESSION
138JUSTINE WARD METHOD OF TEACHING MUSIC
139GREGORIAN CHANT AND GREGORIAN ACCOMPANIMENT
140CHOIR CONDUCTING AND LITURGICAL SINGING
141Theory of Music, ear training, sight reading, melody writing
142Harmony I, according to the Ward Method
143Lessons in Vocal Production, Organ, Violin, Piano, Privately or class
145LAWRENCE CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
146A DEPARTMENT OF LAWRENCE COLLEGE
147CARL J. WATERMAN, Dean
148Appleton, Wisconsin
150BLANCHE MARCHESI
151ACADEMY OF SINGING
152Private and Class Lessons
153Personal Tuition
154Paris: 202 Rue de Courcelles
155Apply Secretary Above Address
157(no line here) one of two readings
158120 Claremont Avenue New York City one of two readings
159FRANK DAMROSCH, Dean—A school for serious students. All tuition and Moderate tuition fees. one of two readings
160SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT All talented advanced violin students will come under the personal observation and instruction of Prof. LEOPOLD AUER one of two readings
162PROVIDENCE COLLEGE OF MUSIC
163(Formally Hans Schneider Piano School)
164WASSILI LEPS, Director
165Departments in PIANO—VOICE—VIOLIN—ORGAN
166NORMAL COURSE
167509 Westminster St., Providence, R. I. Telephone: Gaspee 0997
168Mr. Leps teaches at Steinway Hall, New York, Mondays.
169Piano and Coaching of Singers
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