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The violinist, 1903
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1The Violinist
2A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR PLAYERS AND MAKERS OF ALL BOWED INSTRUMENTS
4Entered at Chicago, Illinois, as second class matter, September 5, 1901
6THE VIOLINIST COMPANY : PUBLISHERS
72152 Gladys Avenue, Chicago
9RAY G. EDWARDS – – – – Editor
10A. S. EDWARDS – – – – Manager
12Subscription Price One Dollar Per Year
14THE VIOLINIST IS FOR SALE IN
15BOSTON, MASS.—New England Conservatory Music Store, Huntington Avenue.
16CINCINNATI, OHIO—Geo. B. Jennings Co., 105 and 10 West Fourth St.
17CHICAGO, ILL.—Lyon & Healy.
18NEW ORLEANS, LA.—Grunewald's Music House.
19SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—Sherman, Clay & Co.
20Subscriptions taken
22WESTERN NEWS Co. . . General Distributing Agents
24Chicago Notes
25KOCIAN will play in the Auditorium Thursday evening, Jan. 8, and the following Saturday afternoon.
27December was not a wonderful month for violin affairs, locally, but there is promise of late nights in January for yours truly.
29The Drake Quartet will bring out a chamber work by Ranchenecker at a concert in January. It has several dates to play in nearby states.
31Souvenir de Haydn and Ballade et Polonaise played by W. W. Leffingwell were the main drawing cards at the Lincoln Park Church, Dec. 19th.
33Kramer's annual solo with the Thomas Orchestra was not as enjoyable as usual, we always expect much from this versatile artist and the Saint Saens concerto did not seem to suit his mood for the moment.
35Claude J. Nettleton, who has been studying some months with Bernard Listemann at the college, also cello with Brnuo Steindel, returned to his class at Tabor, Iowa, with a vastly improved command of violin technics, especially of the left hand.
37A concert in the latter part of November, given by Marie Josefa, should not be overlooked. Miss Josefa has enjoyed the best advantages (studied with Thomson, Ysaye and Sauret), and tho' only 17 years of age, her playing of Mendelssohn's concerto and other pieces showed that the efforts of these masters have borne excellent results. She is filling engagements in Illinois and Iowa.
39"THE PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL"
41The Columbia School of Music
42Kimball Hall, Jackson Boulevard and Wabash Avenue
43CHICAGO
45DIRECTORS — Clara Osborne Reed, Wm. A. Will ett, Clarence Dickinson, Lillian Woodward Gunckel, Charlotte DeMuth.
47GENERAL MANAGER — Louis McDonald.
49THE VIOLIN DEPARTMENT
50is under the direction of
51Charlotte De Muth
52who will also have charge of the
53CHAMBER MUSIC CLASSES
55Send for handsome catalog, mailed free, describing the various advantages of this school.
57OLD VIOLINS
59FASSAUER FERRON
60Expert Violin Maker and Repairer
62Finest Grade Italian Strings, Bows, Cases, etc.
64Fine New Violins for Beginners and Advanced Pupils, from $5.00 up
66220 WABASH AVENUE
67CHICAGO
69Note—List of Old and New Violins, also price list of Strings mailed free on application
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