New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
STUDIO NOTES.

STUDIO NOTES.
q. Kochenbach has resumed lessons at No asl
Ninth-st. Brooklyn.
Institute of Music, No. 17s East Sixty-fourth-st.
has returned from his summer residence. MI
Semnacher states the regular pupils recitals VIII
be given as in the past years; Mr; Deiran'is no"
II is said that Professor A. Lipser has been Civ
ing public concerts since he seven years OF aga
SEVERN FroehIich violinst, has reopened his stu
do at Carnegie Hall for violin and piano: also his
school of music at No. 2l1I Madison-aVe
Miss Nanette Fraser Of No. 146 East Seventeenth
jst who makes feature of children's piano classes
teaches a simple and easily acquired technique
Besides her piano pupils and regular coaching
Mrs Bessie Hester of No. "a Bradhurst-ave-. has
been assisting in the 'Parsifal rehearsals for Mr.
Conried at the National School of Opera She will
agement of Henry Wolfsohn. which will be given
shortly.
Miss Fstelle Woodruff has resumed teaching at
her studio. No 1s2 East Twenty-third-st.. with a
large number of her former pupils and many new
without syIlables is well received
Nine. Torpadie Bjorlsten has returned from Nor
way and Sweden. Mrs Cater Kerr. pupil. accom-
with grear success. Nine. Bjorksten brought homo
new scandinavian music by Erlil sJogren' stem
hammer Peterson and Berger SlnClng
Theodore TIabemann formerly of the Maurice
Crau Opera Company, has opened an operatio
school at No 157 West Fortyninth-st., where pupils
will be instructed in all branches on his newly built
stage which contains the necessary scenery and
properties Mr. Habelmann's experience dates back
for thirty-tive years He was leading tenor In
more than twenty years held the position of stage
manager.
whitney Mookrfdge. tenor. is accepting pupils ut
his studio, Nos ST and SIS Carnegie Hall. Mr..
NIockridses specially is preparing pupils for con-
certs oratorios and recitals.
Arthur Phillips. barytone, is in his studio.
Nos. TO5 and 7O6 Carnegie Hail. where pupils may
call Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Mr.,
Phihs expects busy season both NTH concerts
besides one in Yonkers.
Dahm Peterson BARITONE, gives Individual IN
struction in the art OF singing, at his studio No
Mrs. Clifford Elizabeth Williams soprano. has
returned after an engagement at Chautauqua and
has resumed her teaching at No sOS Carnegie Hail.
Moncays and Thursdays. Residence studio. No. 463
Central Park West.
At Professor Erikson's musical last Friday his
violin pupils rendered solos by Beriot. w'eniawsky
and Vieuxtemp, with a technic. expression and
broad tone.
Mr.. Julian Norman. vocal teacher. a, ..The
Marie" No 81 to &c East E1ghty-sixth-st. has n
large and promising class. which includes Miss
Amy Ray, contralto; Charles Stone Wilson, tenor:
and Miss Daisy Lee Rainey.
Mrs. Jannette Nugman. contralto sang Mt the
concert of the Liberal Art Society Wednesday
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PEELED 70 give an encore. "MadrigaL" She studied
with Platon Brunon.
On Friday evening. October 10, a piano recital
given by the pupils OF the Morningside School
of Music. No. ri West One-hundre land twenty
Ifth-st. Among the pupils who performed were
Miss Jennie Moxleyi Miss Maud Book. Miss Mar
d onifTiO. ''''-'
The Verdi Grand Opera Quartet. organized by
Professor V. i. Giannni. has performed at
numerous places with success MT. Glanninis
studio Is now in the Broadway Arcade, No. 1.947
Felix Eben. the well known flute teacher has re-
sumed his lessons at his residence studio No. 1e2
East Twenty-third-st. Mr.. Eben IS said to be the
Oldest flute teacher in this city.
signor Michele salvati. from the Conservatory
or MUSIC Naples. is receiving pupils for voice
placing and development, using the methods OF the
Horace Horton Kinney. who spent part Of the
summer TEACHING In Kansas CITY, has returned and
has opened his studio N Carnegie Hall.
The eighth season for tho Cecilia Sight Head,nr
Sight Singing and Harmony Class for adplta cd
children was inauGurated on October q IN The c.
celia Studio, Hamilton Bank Buud,rr Nv or
West One hundred-and twenty LIST Nstss -,
ME l. Graham Is conductor Sessions ara $50 la
at o'clock p. m. on FridGya nv "eeAiS
Allison Wilson. barytone sooist of the We. ~, =
Presbyterian Church has resumed toaoh,,,- =. -
studio, No. 10i West Fortieth-st wbaro -
ceves vocal pupils DESTROYS OF RttafnnD a. no re-
tone production TO which he gives his sntr az OF
ton. "''Oi
At the Marlborough Musical Institute and Homo
No "a West Sixty-eighth-st.. a few student. IN,
be accommodated with room and board w.,
and instrumental music in all branches are ,a,.
here. e"e
A musicai will be given nj the w:rts piano
School, No. 40 West One-hundred-and -tw.ntv
fourth-st on tho first and third Wednesday .v.,
ings OF each month during the season. Those intcr
ested In piano music Will be welcome on thes.