The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-29
JoHNSBURY
ACADEMY OF Music.

! DnE st. Johnsbury Academy Of Music Is
7 Il located in thc plrn 4nt Village u g. Jphns-
/ bpy, W. having : special aet ~ Incorporation
/ granted hy the Legislature " vermont, establish.
ing enc school upon permanent lasls, The do
sisu ~ this Institution IL ~ afford The Woat thor.
f dHfh musical euucatonl az an expense fcIs nlch
le lhhu has hfen utuAl where similar advantages
could be- enjoyed, Very many persons possessins
/ the finest talfHls have been deferred fum study-
I ing Muslc o. profession, on Acenuut " tho
enormous expense which has hitherto attended
such q course nf study.
Tho ~. JdhnsbuB Academy NJ Music oGcr,
ads aniaRes aud facilities Of the highest order. Al
from Dne-fpur'h ~ nncrthiri the eHpsuAr attend
ing such course ~ study, II pursued At Boston
/ or Nov York. FOR The benefit ~ Teachers aud
all Others DESTROYS u attaining superior excellence
la tho science ~ music, both as Performers and
theorists, Collegiate aud Normal course IL pur
sued, embracing period u inuT years The fret
year is devoted o. thorough course ~ elemental
~ atudy, usiHR AZ test books, only the works Of
The most eslebIpbd masters, Nhieh having been
Thoroughly trhled, bear the stamp NJ superior eE-
teiiencc, Fubils deyntlng al their time a. music
usually practice tho Piano, Orgau,--or whatever
Instrument they may prefT.-hgm fatr 90 sis
hours per DAY practice FnrR studies uhe 10 two
hours devote one hour 90 tiia Study ~ harmont
Zach pupil IL required ~ study thr Piano sun
oleuily 10 accompany we'll, Pupils In thorough
bass arc required 10 play churchmusis a. daily
exercise,
Instrumental nusir IL taught exclusively bv
private lessons, iWq lessons per week being The
usuHl allowance. The study ~ harmony and
~ reciiRuuus, Private lessons are given a. adj
'apcrd pupils in singing. N0calitipg " also
taught in several classes with daily rocitatinns.
The Male Principal having been connected with
some of The best Bands and Orchestrss IN New
York and Boston considerable portion ~ tho
last twelve wears pIcn.Icd % teach al the VaH
Gus nAND aud ORCHESTRA Instruments.
Besides tho various lessons and class exercises
20 which pupils sltvnd, iublic Rehearsal {,
given every Saturday afternoon by The pupils
who are ll required g. attcud, aud take some
Ia IHHI nj Il
friends only, being present. in addition. q Musi,
cal Source T. gsen twice duung each quarter,
large au1irnre ueugprescut The year IL divided
into four terms ~ eleven weeks csch,
fIpiis graduating viii bnuor VII be EuAfan- I
tcca good situations a. Teacher The following /
plies will %" distributed amang each Of tho grad I
which vii take place At the close u tho IAN term /
~ each year tpupts graduating must have com. I
plcted thc hill course " study.J
LIST or PRIZES.
Plano Foue--lst honor, Gold Medal, % de-
Silver Medal sd do Bronze Medal. ith do
organ-lst hone,, Gold Medal; "a do silver
Medal 81 60 Bronze Medal an do Diplo-
ma,
singing-ist honor. Gold Medal, ~ do silver
Medal "a do nronIs Medals 'th do Diplo.
ilamopy--l., honor, Gold Medal, % do 81.
ycr Medal I'd do Bronze Medal t'h do piplo-
Qualifications ron MnrhIBsur.
Pupils 20 be admitted 60 the school must pos.
,ess good moral character, fair musical ability
must yield implicit obedience To- the lava and reg
4lAti1ns Of the school. -
TUITION.
Payable invariably At or bsfor, the middle Of
zach term,
Piano .Forir, OrRn or any instrument that
nay DC preferred $1,000
singing tucldipg Study 81 me voice. n.l
lad singing, Sacred Mus.c and Operate
Selections 1000
Thorough Bass. Harmony aud Compost.
ton, 1000
above. 1000 f,
BOARD. including room, ire. ljghts and walking.
- ~ 90 $50 Rrnt Of flaao $500. Pupils
ugul,h their own books and music.
G II CLARKE, lp-i.t,
Mrs &. VI CLARKE, 'I''''
ST. Johnsbufy, VI. January |. 1889 lStf