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The violinist, 1900

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1Clayton F. Summy Co.
2Publishers
3Importers
4Dealers
5MUSIC of the better class
664 East Van Buren St., CHICAGO
7(Steinway Hall Building)
9Ours is essentially a house where the discriminating music buyer will find it desirable to trade, because of the excellence and supply of stock carried and the efficiency and promptness of service rendered.
11Ours is the most practically equipped store in America for the retailing of sheet music and music books.
13A full line of the best grades of Strings for the Violin and other instruments.
15Mail Orders receive special attention at our hands. Orders are filled at favorable rates, and intelligent, prompt and dependable service is guaranteed.
17DAYTON, O.
19Joseph Cortez, a Chicago violinist, with the assistance of other artists, gave a recital at the home of Mrs. John R. Mann in honor of Angelo Cortez, a young harpist, who appeared as soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra last month.
21Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hahn, violinists, will give the second of the series of five musicales to be given by Mrs. H. E. Talbott.
23Elsa Ruegger has been giving a series of 'cello recitals here, assisted by her husband, under the Orpheum management.
25ST. LOUIS, MO.
27The Lichtenstein School of Violin and Orchestral Playing gave its first studio recital Wednesday evening, November 20, in the Musical Art Building, with the following program:
281. Triumphal March ………………Drdla
29Violin Ensemble: one of two readings
30Joseph Gill, Saul Cohen, Besse Holnback, Dorothy Livingston, Charlotte Burton, Gertrude Bell one of two readings
31(no line here) one of two readings
322. Concerto in A Minor ………….Accolay
33Earl Gottschalk one of two readings
34 Earl Gottschalk one of two readings
353. (a) Venetian Love Song ……….E. Nevin
36(b) Mazurka …………………..Mlymarski one of two readings
37 (b) Mazurka …………………Mlymarski one of two readings
38Besse Holnback one of two readings
39 Besse Holnback one of two readings
404. Nocturne in E Flat ………….Chopin-Sarasate
41Dorothy Livingston one of two readings
42 Dorothy Livingston one of two readings
435. Scene de Ballet ………………DeBeriot
44Charlotte Burton one of two readings
45 Charlotte Burton one of two readings
46Accompanist, Mrs. Leota Rader one of two readings
47 Accompanist, Mrs. Leota Rader one of two readings
486. Songs for Mezzo Soprano
49(a) Elegie …………………….Massenet one of two readings
50 (a) Elegie …………………..Massenet one of two readings
51(b) Erwachen …………………P. Cornelius one of two readings
52 (b) Erwachen ………………..P. Cornelius one of two readings
53(c) If One Only Could ……….W. Berger one of two readings
54 (c) If One Only Could ………W. Berger one of two readings
55Mrs. Victor Lichtenstein one of two readings
56 Mrs. Victor Lichtenstein one of two readings
577. (a) Romanze Andalouse ……….Sarasate
58(b) Czardas …………………..Nachez one of two readings
59 (b) Czardas ………………….Nachez one of two readings
60Saul Cohen one of two readings
61 Saul Cohen one of two readings
628. Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso …….Saint-Saëns
63Joseph Gill one of two readings
64 Joseph Gill one of two readings
659. Pastoral Scene ………………..Papini one of two readings
669. Pastoral Scene ……………….Papini one of two readings
67Violin Quartet and Piano one of two readings
68 Violin Quartet and Piano one of two readings
69At the Piano ………….Almira Chase one of two readings
70 At the Piano ……………Almira Chase one of two readings
72The annual violin recital of Mr. Ellis Levy, violinist, assisted by Miss Lillian Kaufmann, soprano, was given in the Wednesday Club Auditorium, Monday, December 2. Mr. Ellis played the Vieuxtemps Concerto No. 5, followed by three songs for the violin—the "Nur wer die Sehnsucht Kennt" (Tchaikovsky), Elman; the Brahms-Herman ("Wiegenglied," and the "Waldwanderung" of Grieg-Sauret. The "Fugue" from Bach's First Sonata for violin alone; Kramer's "Chant Negre"; McDowell's "To a Wild Rose," transcribed by Hartman, and "Coquetterie," opus 18, the latter a composition of his own, and the Saltarelle by Wieniawski, were other numbers played by Mr. Levy.
74Cornelius Van Vliet, the Dutch 'cellist, made a fine impression with his playing at his solo engagement with the Apollo Club, November 26. Mr. Van Vliet, at the age of 17, was 'cello soloist with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Leipzig. In 1908 he held a similar position with the Vienna Royal Opera Orchestra under Felix von Weingartner. He is now with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
76Ellis Levy, the violinist, gave a recital before the Wednesday Club here recently.

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