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The violinist, 1900
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1BERNHARD LISTEMANN
3BERNHARD LISTEMANN needs no introduction to the musical public
4As Soloist and Teacher he has a reputation second to none. He successfully occupied the following positions:
6Concertmaster of Harvard Musical Association, Boston
7Concertmaster Theo. Thomas Orchestra, New York
8Concertmaster Boston Symphonic Orchestra
9Conductor of Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
10Conductor of Boston Philharmonic Society
11Conductor Boston Amateur Orchestral Club
12Director Violin Department Chicago Musical College
14As Soloist he introduced to the American public among prominent compositions the following:
16Joachim—Hungarian concerto in D minor; Vieuxtemps—A minor concerto; Ernst—F sharp minor concerto; F. Listemann—G minor concerto; F. Listemann—D minor concerto; Reinecke—G major concerto; Dvorak—A minor concerto; Tschaikowsky—D major concerto; Paganini—D major concerto (complete)
18As teacher he brought out: Francis Macmillen, Floritzel von Reuter (both of international reputation); Theo. Lindberg, director College of Music, Wichita, Kan.; Johannes Brill, Professor Royal Conservatory, Hanover, Germany; Valdemar von Geltsik, Director Musical Department, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.; Ben Cutter, Professor New England Conservatory, Boston; S. Rhys, former Concertmaster St. Paul Symphony Orchestra; Louis Eaton, Concertmaster Boston Grand Opera; Charles Higgins, Chicago Grand Opera; Members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra: Fred Mahn, D. Kuntz, W. Krafft, R. Marble, F. Schuchmann, J. Eichler, J. Mullaly.
20From all parts of the country: Abby Clark Hogan, Jenny Ladd, John Streeter, Alice Barbour (Honolulu), Bertha Webb McKinley, Ed. Tobin, Lillian Chandler, Edith Christie, W. Dodge, Agnes Pringle, Max Fischel, Frank Winters, Ethel Gerts, Johanna von Ackern (Berlin, Germany), Fanny Lasey, Alice Clough, Gurli Hausch, Dana Cooper, Louis Blackman, T. M. Paulsen, Ebba Hgertstodt, Berlin (Germany), James Voss, William Hoffmann, Wm. Furhburg, Professor Jos. Gahm, Mrs. Hall Thatcher, Louis Magnus, Geo. Brayley, Fred Given, Jos. Daudelin, B. Y. Holmberg, Agnes Gray, Vera Watson, Ida Howard, Geo. Baum, Carl Moller, Elsie Oberg, Otto Trentlein, John Behr, Josephine Jones, Winifred Townsend, J. Tinedo, Wm. Conrad, Alex. Lehmann, Mary M. Carroll.
22It may be of interest to know that the teachers of B. Listemann were the foremost of their time: Ferdinand David, Joseph Joachim and Henry Vieuxtemps.
24Mr. Listemann's Studio is at the FINE ARTS BUILDING, 519, where he teaches in the afternoons of Wednesday and Saturday.
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