The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-01
81, JOHNsBURY
ACADEMY OF Music.

/ THE 81. Johnsbury Academy Of Music IA
/ II located iu thu pleasant Village ~ Sc. Johns.
bury, W. having special eipi Incorporation
granted by the Legislature Of Vermont, establish.
Ing the srhonl upun % permanent basis. The de,
sign af this institution 40 90 ahnfi tho most thor
7 uuph musical education. a. an expense trry much
lers ihan has been usual who're sih,l.ht advantage
rnuld be cuiuyed, Very many persons possessing
Z the finest talents have been aficrrcd from study
ing Music a. a Bruiession, on account ~ the
enormous expense which has hitherto attended
/ The st. Johnsbury Academy " Musie offer.
advantage and facilities of The highest order. ai
I nom ourfuurth tu one third the expense attend
ing such a course ~ study, II pursued a. Nuhtuu
I ~ New York. For the benefit n Toachrrs ard
All others drsir0us pfattalulhH mprnnf excellence
10 the stirurr uf music, nnrN 4s ptIfdUltn aid
theorists, Collegiate aud Normal course 10 pur-
sued, embracing period offnur years, The hrEt
year 10 devoted to-a thorough course u elemental
/ y study, using ~ text books only the works "
/ the most celebrated masters which having been
thoroughly tested. bear the stamp " superior eK-
oellsuco. Pupils deNoung ~ utlf due o. music
usually practice the Piano. bWap,-roT uhatGyrT
instrument they may prcirl-ifom fpur a. siA
hours per day practice vocal studies pnr 20 ~ 10
hours, dsvnt6 one hour 20 clio study OF harmony
Zach pupil b. required 10 htudi the Pane subj
cieuuy 90 accompany well. Pupils 10 thorough
bass are required 20 play Churchman's a. daily
exercise,
Instrumental music g. taught exclusively by
private lessons, Two lessons per week being the
usual allowance. Tho study ~ harmony and
~ retitAtibns, Private lessunt'ar given ~ adj
Nanced pupils In singing. 'NocalNiug 10 also
taught IN several classes With daily rociiaions,
The Male Principal having been connected with
some Of the best Bands and Otchtstfas in New
York and li0stun considerable portion Of the
last twelve wears i pIcnarcd % teach al the vari
aus RAND aud ORCHESTRA Instruments.
Besides the various Lessons and class cKFrcisrs
IN which p'ipils attend, Public Rehearsal u
given every Saturday ahepoon by the pupils,
pho are all required 90 attend, Aud take some
nH HNV ont "a Tasss
friends only, being present. Ia addition. Aiud,
cal Aoircr b. given twice during zach uunrtcr. O.
larFe audience being present The year h divided
into four terms ~ eleven weeks each.
Pupils graduating with honor viii bo giAtan.
tred good situations a. Teachers. The following
prizes viii b" distributed among each u the grad
uhiing classes ~ the Auuual commencement
which will take plar ~ thc closr 81 the iall term
% each year. lpppus graduating must have COM
plctcd the ful course NJ atudy,)
LIST or PRIZES.
Piano Fntte-lst honor. Gold Medal. ID do
silver Medal, ID DO bronze Medal ith do
0rgan-lst honor, Gold Medal. "a do Silver
Medal Sd co bronze Medal th d. Diplo, ]
Singiug-ls honor, Cola Medal; "a do Silver
Medal Sd do Bronze Medal fh do Dipo.
ma.
Hsuony-ls, honor, Gold Medal; % do sil.
yer Medal al do bronze Medal; iih do Diplo-
OrALTIcArioNs ron MINiRrHsIur.
Pupils to be admitted ~ the school must pos.
scss good moral character, fair musical ability, I
must yield implicit obedience TO the laws aud rog.
ulations Of the school.
TUITION.
PAYABLE invariably At or bsfcrs the middle Of
each term.
Piano Forte, Organ, or any instrument that
may be preferred. $1,000
Singing including study " tho voice BAL
lad singing, Sacred Music and operate
Selections. 1000
Ihot1uyh Bass, Harmony and Compost.
ton, 10 90 /
above, 2oC0
Board including room. FIRE. iirhisand washing. /
800 90 81 Rent u piano 500. Pupils /
furnish their own books aud music
&. n CLARK T., (,
Mrs. {. II CLARKE, 'n''p"H'
st. Johnsbury. VI. Januan !. 1850. 1871 I