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The Musical blue book of America, 1915
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1TRAPPER, MISS EMMA L., music critic; lecturer; founder and Secretary Musical Blue Book Corporation; compiler Musical Blue Book of America; address, 105 W. Fortieth Street.
3TREVILLE, MISS YVONNE DE, prima donna coloratura soprano; extended seasons in grand opera; concert tours in United States; costume recitals; Res. The Rockingham, 1744 Broadway; opera; concert tours in United States; costume recitals; Res. The Rockingham, 1744 Broadway.
5TRIMMER, SAM, concert pianist; address, Care of Knabe Piano Company, 437 Fifth Avenue.
7TRINKAUS, GEORGE J., music editor M. Witmark & Sons; arranger of music for piano, voice, orchestra and band; composer songs, violin solos and suites for orchestra; Mrs. George J. Trinkaus (Jane Meffert); Res. 9 E. Franklin Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J.
9TRNKA, ALOIS, concert violinist; tours in the United States; graduate Prague Conservatory of Music under Sevcik; distinguished in America as teacher of Sevcik Method; Res. 108 W. One Hundred and Eleventh Street.
11TROTIN, MADAME C., distinguished as teacher of sight-singing to professional singers, pianists, violinists, etc.; special classes for pianists and other instrumentalists in theory, rhythm and harmony applied to the instrument; studio, 805 Carnegie Hall, Fifty-sixth Street and Seventh Avenue.
13TURNER, GODFREY, concert manager; managed the Maul Powell tours for fifteen years, embracing England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Belgium, Germany, Russia, Poland, Austria, Bohemia, Denmark, Holland, South Africa (where fifty-two recitals were given), having presented the violinist each year throughout the United States, which has included two visits to Hawaii; Mrs. Godfrey Turner (Maud Powell); office, 1400 Broadway; Res. 12 Gramercy Park; summer home, "The Knoll," Whitefield, N. H.
15URLUS, JACQUES, concert and operatic tenor; member Metropolitan Opera Company; management Annie Friedberg, 1425 Broadway.
17VALERI, DELIA MICUCCI (Madame A. Valeri), teacher of singing; coaching for professionals; special operatic training; studio, West End Avenue and Seventy-eighth Street.
19VALDOR, JOSEPH DE, New York representative Chicago Music News; address, 1 W. Thirty-fourth Street.
21VANDERPOOL, FREDERICK W., tenor; pianist; composer: "Values," "I Did Not Know," "If," "Ye Moanin' Mountains," and other songs; Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderpool (Katherine Saile); address, 144 W. Thirty-seventh Street; Res. 182 Broad Street, Bloomfield, N. J.; summer address, Asbury Park, N. J.
23VAN DER VEER, NEVADA (see Mrs. Reed Miller).
25VAN VLIET, CORNELIUS, concert 'cellist; solo 'cellist New Symphony Orchestra; recitals; management Haensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall.
27VAN VOORHIS, MISS EDNA PEARL, teacher of piano; general secretary and treasurer, New York State Music Teachers' Association; address, Hotel Majestic.
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