Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-17
MUSIC TEACHERS OF THE E. AULL
SEMINARY.

From the common Interest which we take
i'll all our schools. aud from the high reputation
which they have gained, We are pleased to
know that the trustees Of this institution have
been able to secure such competent succe ssora
TO Misses Berry and Smith.
Miss Ella Schworke. of Chicago, is to have
charge OF the advanced piano pupils. Miss S.
studied under Creswold and Wolfsohn, and then
went to L.eipsic and entered the world-renowned
Royal Conservatory. Her diploma. which Is OF
course in German, has been translated by Mr..
Henry Sinarer. and is follows:
CONSERVATORY OF Music AT LEIPsIC.
'sMIss Ella Schworke. of Chicago. born at
| Christlania, March II. 1860. was admitted as II
pupil of the Royal Conservatory OF Music at
Leipsic. March u. 1878. (sub. No. 2,7s2). and
was graduated with honors, Easter. 1880.
During this time she has attended the instruc-
tions given in the theory OF music, piano tsoio
and ensemble). AS well rs in the history aud
aesthetics OF music. with an exemplary. earnest
diligence and assiduliy OF the FIRST grade; and
has. IN consequence thereof, made u decided
progress In the prosecution OF her musical edu-
cation.
In the theory Of music Miss Sworke possesses
such excellent knowledge AS can only be nc
suired by regular studies, and conscientious and
persevering efforts. Through lncesssnt and
careful endeator. she has developed her talents
TO + execution (solO ensemble) 30 admirably as
to be worthy of recognition; and she has acquir-
g" Suno'en'f 'oiie'' " e ~
eHe."'e o"on peO
Senate c MINOR, 1, by l.. Won Beethoven; i'm
pio"p." ~ w. "v ~
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anu esthe''es VI mus''' que 10 { uio'"aeu
II moran, e'h'"'' o miss s.h"oiAe' ""ii
s'sy III me conservatory y us
""ys. zen ~ every ie7pe'' p"
'Thia directoriai estimouial for Miss Ella
schworke. of Chicago. has this day been grant
ed, by unanimous consent. and issued and
officially attested in the special certificates of
the respective teachers of the institution. but
also from our own observation"
LElpsIc, March %, 1880.
..The special certificates are issued by the fol-
lowing subscribed teachers of the institution:
JOHANUS WEiDENBACH, OSCAR PAUL,
CARL REINECKE, ALFRED RICHTER.
HENRY SCHRADECK.
The directory of the Conservatory of Music.
Dir.ctor. H. SCHLEuNITZ.
DIR. LUDWIG DAEaNE.
DR. ADOLPH KEEL.
DIR. OTTO GUENrHER.
EMIL THEFFTz.
9th. ,;rsc,orv of IN. R,va, Cons.rvotorv of
M,s;. ot 7 e,nsic. herehv cer,inas. sunn,sm.n...
ry n tho a,niomo of Miss Schworks of chicsoo
,ss,aa M.rob n7 1sso tina, she n,.va,, With
much ,b,litv and annreciation the concert for
nianororte nv !. Won Reethoven IL: Nh; n Ca
DEM nv O. Rsinecke. at tho hall or the conserv.
atorv on tbe occasion of a soiree musics,e. which
took Mace instead of a nuh,ic examination
I.nsic. Inn. "a 1891.
..Tna direc,orv os tho Rovo, ..o-v ~
Mpsic- Director H scHLEIIN
MI ASon' !. III" oiASoh " neAiY' "as
pronounced oy MIS-. Foote Us q competent .musl-
Cal critic. President Quarles received the fol-
owing letter:
CHICAGO. April 18th. 1882.
Mr. .eoARLss-Dea Sir: Miss schworke
Tile laay menHohea IN yours OF me 18Th INST,
mas caiieo upon u.s. and mas been examined by
u Lyon VINO prohoances nef q nrst-ciass
.eacnsr anu hae perlor"efi ana Is q pupil Oh
oarin e'hecke' one Vi Tue pest european teacn-
u . 'ne aye
" appea q nn"ueSl "olnan' iaoy-iSe'
~ s'ou "'uiess' ~ fa'ner me looking.
Nv enoo' eay ehat sue "ouiu mase u very
''e anu oo"pe'enl 'eAenei oitne nisn Craze
ci"ssica' mus'c' respectfully
LhoN q dEALf.
Mi7s och"ofAe was III Lexington curing Tue
exercises OF the seminary. she was
visited ny a iauy oi hhe TASTE . former teacher
oi ihuSi'' VINO says 'nat MISS . pays inc nnest
nas'o y % ~ nei Io.s"ea.' .4s-"'s' sope-
ni'' - y. A"uepenuenee' II ~
As lug w -" 'a
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