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Scan 286
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
32 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 224. See the scan on archive.org.
1KLIN, MADAME OLIVE, concert soprano; recitals; management Wolfsohn Musical Bureau; address, 1 W. Thirty-fourth Street.
3KNEISEL, FRANZ, concert violinist; founder and leader Kneisel Quartet; author of text books on the violin; address, 326 W. Eighty-fourth Street.
5KOEMMENICH, LOUIS, conductor; composer of songs and choral works; Res. 498 West End Avenue.
7KOENEN, MADAME TILLY, Dutch contralto; touring in the United States from January to June, 1920; management Wendell Heighton, 405 Auditorium Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
9KOLAR, VICTOR, solo violinist; member New York Symphony Society; address, care of George Engles, Aeolian Hall.
11KORB, MISS MAY, concert soprano; recitals; management Annie Friedberg, 1425 Broadway.
13KORTSCHAK, HUGO, concert violinist; first violinist Berkshire String Quartet, founded by Mrs. F. S. Coolidge; management Wolfsohn Musical Bureau, 1 W. Thirty-fourth Street.
15KOUNS, MISS NELLIE, concert soprano; recitals; management Daniel Mayer, Aeolian Hall.
17KOUNS, MISS SARA, concert soprano; recitals; management Daniel Mayer, Aeolian Hall.
19KOVARIK, JOSEPH J., principal viola New York Philharmonic Society; address, care of Felix Leifels, Carnegie Hall.
21KOVEN, REGINALD de, composer "The Canterbury Pilgrims," "Robin Hood," songs, etc.; Mrs. Reginald de Koven (Anna Farwell); Res. 1025 Park Avenue.
23KRAMER, A. WALTER, pianist; music critic; member Musical America staff; composer of many songs, choruses, works for piano and orchestra, etc.; address, 501 Fifth Avenue.
25KREHBIEL, HENRY EDWARD, musical editor New York Tribune; lecturer; author of books on music and many erudite essays; Mrs. Henry Edward Krehbiel (Marie Van); address, Editorial Rooms, New York Tribune; summer home, Blue Hill, Me.
27KREISLER, FRITZ, concert violinist; one of the supremely great artists; composer of works for violin, operettas, etc.; management C. A. Ellis, 80 Boylston Street (Boston); Res. Hotel Wellington, New York City.
29KRIENS, CHRISTIAN, concert violinist; formerly conductor New Orleans French Opera; formerly with Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and New York Philharmonic (under Mahler); composer works for orchestra, violin, songs, etc.; founder and musical director Kriens Symphony Club; choirmaster Grace M. E. Church; address, Carnegie Hall, Fifty-sixth Street and Seventh Avenue.
31KRONOLD, HANS, concert violoncellist; teacher of interpretation of music in its various branches; composer lieder, soli for 'cello, violin and piano; studio, 2231 Broadway; Res. 561 W. One Hundred and Forty-seventh Street; summer address, Musicolony, Westerly, R. I.
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