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The violinist, 1900
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1THE VIOLINIST
3VIOLIN
4Recognized as the LEADING School of Violin Playing in the United States
6Mr. Musin brings to bear his SUPREME knowledge and experience as Teacher and Concert Artist of 40 years standing and imparts the innermost secrets of the art as only a master can. By reason of his long and intimate personal association with the geniuses of the violin of the 19th century, OVIDE MUSIN is the ONLY authority in America today qualified to transmit the great Concertos and Violin Solos according to the classical interpretations and traditions of the composers themselves.
8Violinists unable to come to New York may receive instructions from this celebrated Virtuoso and Professor without leaving their homes, through
10OVIDE MUSIN'S SCIENTIFIC COURSE OF LESSONS IN VIOLIN PLAYING BY CORRESPONDENCE
12In these lessons (indispensable to amateurs and professionals alike) Mr. Musin has embodied every essential principle of violin playing requisite to the cultivation of tone, development of technic, and control of the bow. Results which the player will attain thereby in a much shorter time and more effectively than is generally required by other methods. Try two SPECIMEN LESSONS—in Tonal—Bowing—Technical—or any other branch for $1.00 SPECIAL, and convince yourself. New Compositions for Violin (with acc): Nightingale—(brilliant concert number) 75c. Extase—(Captivating, Valse lente) 75c. Slumber Song—(charming, effective) 50c. Melodrame—(exceptional duet for two violins) 50c. Mazurka Elegante—(fascinating solo) 60c. Swan Song—(a beautiful tone-picture) combined with the rythmical a la Gavotte, $1.00. Prices net. Write for list of others.
14OVIDE MUSIN'S VIRTUOSO SCHOOL OF VIOLIN
1551 West 76th Street Dept. V-1 NEW YORK, N. Y.
17MINNEAPOLIS
18Friday evening, November 22, marked the third symphony concert of the Minneapolis Orchestra this season. The evening was one of great inspiration and enjoyment. Efrem Zimbalist, that prince of violinists, presented the Glazounow Concerto for violin and orchestra.
20Miss Ruth Anderson, violinist, played in a recital with Mrs. Wilma Anderson-Gilman, her sister, at the First Baptist Church October 23.
22LOS ANGELES
23A violin recital by Ralph Ginsburg was given before the Gamut Club December 5. Most of the selections were from the Romanticist period, the earliest compositions being the Mendelssohn and a sonata by Mozart.
25Alexander Zukowsky, concert master with the Theodore Thomas Orchestra, was soloist with the Milwaukee Liederkranz December 5, with Mrs. Herman Zeitz as his accompanist.
27The Berlitz School of Languages
28AUDITORIUM, Congress Street Entrance.
29HARRISON 392
30New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Washington, Cincinnati, Boston, New Orleans, St. Louis, San Francisco Paris, London, St. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, Madrid, Constantinople, Havana, etc., etc.
31Over 350 Branches in the Leading Cities of the World.
32Pupils traveling may transfer the value of their lessons to any other Berlitz School
33Superior Native Teachers
34Trial Lesson Free!
35Students from the first lesson hear and speak only the foreign language and thus soon begin to think in the same.
36Lessons privately and in classes, day and evenings, at school or residence.
37Conversation circles free to pupils and their friends.
38RECENT AWARDS
39Paris Exposition, 1900, Gold Medals; Lille Exposition, 1902, Grand Prize; Zurich Exposition, 1902, Grand Prize, St. Louis Exposition, 1904, Grand Prize; London Exposition, 1908, Grand Prize; Brussels, 1910, Hors de Concour; Turin 1911—Hors de Concour
40NOTICE
41During the Summer, Professors of the Berlitz Schools are sent to all places where there is sufficient demand; for lessons. Arrangements may be made at the office of any Berlitz School.
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