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Scan 303
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
32 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 241. See the scan on archive.org.
1SAWYER, ANTONIA (Mrs. Henry Hubbard Sawyer), concert manager; founder Musical Bureau Antonia Sawyer, Inc.; address, Aeolian Hall.
3SCHEIDER, MISS MAY (see May Stone, New York City).
5SCHELLING, ERNEST, concert pianist; composer "Suite Fantasique" (piano and orchestra), "Impressions from an Artist's Life" (variations), violin concerto, songs, piano pieces, etc.; Mrs. Ernest H. Schelling (Lucie How Draper); (in government service during the war); address, Steinway & Sons, 109 E. Fourteenth Street.
7SCHENCK, ELLIOTT, concert and operatic conductor; lecturer; compositions: sonata for violin and piano, incidental music to many plays, and two operas, "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" and "Children of the Evening Star"; Res. 16 Grammercy Park.
9SCHILLIG, MISS OTILLIE, concert soprano; recitals; management Wolfsohn Musical Bureau, 1 W. Thirty-fourth Street.
11SCHLEGEL, CARL, baritone Metropolitan Opera Company; address, 1421 Broadway.
13SCHLEIDER, FREDERICK, organist and choirmaster St. Nicholas Collegiate Church; president National Association of Organists; fellow and sub-warden American Guild of Organists; head theory department Music School Settlement; Res. 600 W. Thirteenth Street.
15SCHMITT, HENRY P., violinist, pianist, conductor; teacher of violin and piano; one of the conductors Norfolk (Conn.) Music Festival (1919); Mrs. Henry P. Schmitt (Elsa Ericks); Res. 200 W. Fifty-eighth Street.
17SCHMITZ, E. ROBERT, French pianist; touring America season 1919-20; management Music League of America; address, 1 W. Thirty-fourth Street.
19SCHMOEGER, ALVIN L., secretary, treasurer and general manager Musical Courier Company; address, 437 Fifth Avenue.
21SCHOFIELD, EDGAR, concert baritone; oratorio; recitals; management Haensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall.
23SCHROEDER, HENRY A., pianist; teacher of piano; address, 785 West End Avenue.
25SCHULZ, LEO, concert 'cellist; solo 'cello New York Philharmonic Society; pianist; composer of works for 'cello, piano and orchestra; conductor, teacher of 'cello; Res. 1186 Madison Avenue.
27SCHUTZ, CHRISTINE (Mrs. Royal Dadmun), concert contralto; oratorio recital; appearances with leading orchestras, music festivals and choral societies; management Haensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall; Res. 600 W. One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street; summer address, Williams-town, Mass.
29SCHWARZ, MORITZ E., assistant organist Trinity Church; instructor of harmony University of New York; composer; address, Trinity Parish House.
31SCOTNEY, MADAME EVELYN, soprano Metropolitan Opera Company; formerly with Boston Opera Company; engaged for La Scala, Milan, for season 1918-19; concerts; management Anthony Bagorozzy, 1495 Broadway (Putnam Building).
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