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Scan 314
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
45 lines. Read by computer on 22 September 2026. Printed page 252. See the scan on archive.org.
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1ROCHESTER
2TUESDAY MUSICALE
4Mrs. R. C. Grant, 56 Erion Crescent …………………………………………..President
5Mrs. George D. Morgan ………………………………………………………..First Vice-President
6Mrs. Norman D. M. Van De Carr …………………………………………….Second Vice-President
7Mrs. Walter Bentley Ball ………………………………………………………Recording Secretary
8Mrs. Jessica Regna Cole …………………………………………………….Corresponding Secretary
9Mrs. Charles L. Garner ………………………………………………………..Treasure
10Mrs. Edith Compton Spencer ……………………………………………….Program Committee
11Mrs. Loula Cates Bootes …………………………………………………….Program Committee
13Executive Board
14Mrs. Marvin Burr
15Mrs. George N. Cooper
16Mrs. Jeanette Curry Fuller
17Mrs. Edgar J. Rose
18Mrs. Buell P. Mills
20ALEXANDER, ARTHUR, organist; instructor of organ, piano and singing Institute of Musical Art; address, Institute of Musical Art.
22BARBOUR, FLORENCE NEWELL (Mrs. Clarence A. Barbour), composer piano suites: "Forest Sketches," "A Day in Arcady," "Venice," "Holland," "Melodic Etudes," "Tone Pictures for Young Players," "The Lotus Flower," "Reflections in the Meadow Brook," "The Call of Winter," etc.; choruses, songs, works for violin and organ, chamber music; author "Childland in Song and Rhythm"; Res. 151 Saratoga Avenue.
24EASTMAN, GEORGE, generous patron of music; has presented Rochester with the new Eastman Music Institute and Music Hall; address, Eastman Kodak Company, 343 State Street.
26FURLONG, JAMES E., manager of concerts by touring artists; has arranged many important musical events for cities in Western New York; address, 122 Powers Building; Res. 1036 Monroe Avenue.
28HARTMANN, ARTHUR, concert violinist; instructor of violin Institute of Musical Art, affiliated with Rochester University; address, Institute of Musical Art.
30KLINGENBERG, ALF, director Institute of Musical Art; pianist; instructor of piano; address, 47 Prince Street.
32PENNY, GEORGE BARLOW, organist; teacher of organ and public school music Institute of Musical Art; address, 47 Prince Street.
34POLAK, ANDRE, concert violinist (toured with John McCormack season 1918-19); instructor of violin Institute of Musical Art; address, Institute of Musical Art.
36SABIN, S. B., music critic Rochester Post Express; address, The Post Express.
38SCHENCK, LUDWIG, violinist; teacher of violin Institute of Musical Art, and director of orchestra class; address, 47 Prince Street.
40SOUTHGATE, H. W., music critic Rochester Herald; address, The Herald.
42VASKA, BEDRICK, 'cellist; teacher of 'cello Institute of Musical Art; address, 47 Prince Street.
44WARNER, ANDREW J., music critic Rochester Times-Union; address, The Times-Union.
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