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Scan 317
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
30 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 255. See the scan on archive.org.
1SALON MUSICAL CLUB
2MRS. CHARLES E. CROUSE, 715 W. Genesee Street……………………………President
4APOLLO CLUB OF SYRACUSE
5HARRY L. VIBBARD, Musical Director
6613 Walnut Street
8CLARENCE DILLENBACK, 301 University Building……………………………President
9HARRY E. LA VIER, Onondaga Hotel………………………………………Secretary
11SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CHORUS
12PROFESSOR HOWARD LYMAN, Musical Director
13Crouse College, Syracuse University
15BURNHAM, CHARLES E., instructor of singing College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University; address, 742 S. Crouse Avenue.
17CLARK, MELVILLE ANTONE, concert harpist; 'cellist; has played in over 4,000 concerts; inventor and manufacturer of the Clark Irish Harp; secretary Syracuse Musical Festival; editor "Harpists' Round Table" in the Crescendo Magazine; author "Instructions for Playing the Harp"; musical director the Hall of Harps; general manager and vice-president Clark Music Co.; president Clark Harp Manufacturing Co.; Res. 1237 Genesee Street.
19COURBOIN, CHARLES M., concert organist; engaged for the season 1919-20 for a series of recitals in the Wanamaker Stores of New York and Philadelphia; organist First Baptist Church, Syracuse; Res. 530 Stolp Avenue.
21HAWTHORNE, ERNEST P., pianist; instructor of piano College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University; address, 705 Irving Avenue.
23LYMAN, HOWARD, professor of choral music Syracuse University; associate professor of voice; musical director Syracuse Musical Festival Association; musical director Syracuse University Chorus; choirmaster First Baptist Church; Mrs. Howard Lyman (Maude Emily Hall); Res. 805 Comstock Avenue.
25NORTON, MISS DORA L., pianist, instructor of piano College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University; address, 730 S. Crouse Avenue.
27PARKER, GEORGE A., dean College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University; address, Syracuse, N. Y.
29WHITE, MISS GRACE, concert violinist; teacher of violin and theory; member of faculty Syracuse University; composer Three Descriptions from Browning (violin and piano) Four Modern Piano Compositions, author "Studies Scales and Pieces" (book for violin) and articles on "The Etude"; address, Fine Arts Building, Syracuse University.
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