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Scan 16
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
45 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
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1LISBET HOFFMAN Piano
2HANS MEYER Violin
3JAMES GORDON Cello
4THE WOODSTOCK TRIO
5Direction Walter Anderson 62 W. 45th St., New York
7J. WARREN ERB
8Conductor
9Song Coach
10Artists' Accompanist
11220 MADISON AVENUE
12NEW YORK
14CRANE NORMAL INSTITUTE OF MUSIC
15In connection with the State Normal and Training School. Makes a specialty of fitting Teachers and Supervisors of Music for Public School Work. Also prepares for Church Singing or the Concert Stage. Graduates hold important positions in leading public and private institutions of learning and have made signal success in the musical profession. :: :: :: ::
16CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION
1751 MAIN STREET, POTSDAM, N. Y.
19EDITH KINGMAN
20Lyric Soprano
21COSTUME RECITALS
22Personal Address:
2324 West 59th St., New York City
24Phone Plaza 6876
26IDA GEER WELLER
27Mezzo-Contralto
28214 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
29NEW YORK
31ALEXANDER ERMOLOFF
32Teacher of Singing
33CONCERT
34ORATORIO
35RECITAL AND OPERA
36STUDIO
37245 WEST 72D STREET NEW YORK
38Telephone Columbus 3047
40Ernesto Berúmen
41CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER
42In an unusual programme, he displayed unusual pianistic talent. He plays with a strong, yet an extremely musical touch. He puts life and emotion into his numbers.
43—"New York Herald".
44Studio: 220 Madison Avenue, New York
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