New-York tribune., 1903-11-15
STUDIO NOTES.
What Teachers and Their Pupils
Are Doing.

are LONG.
signor Quintano will give musical on Sunday,
November %, at the residence OF Mrs John I
Townsend and signor and Nine Tagapi.etFTa "a, NO No;
will be the performance of his eleven-yeaE-old
Heinrich Bauer whose studio is at No. II West
seventy-eghth-st., has opened an afternoon or
chestra school for young women Applications viii
be received
Charles Kogge. vocal Instructor. OF No. 81 Fifth
ave. teaches according to the Italian method
Agnes Sumner Geer teacher OF elocution and dra-
matte art. has resumed concert work at her studio
No 1ss Fffth-ave where she be found on
Tuesdays and Fridays
There will be special musical service at St
PauTs Church. at West End-ave and Eishty-sixtn-
6Tatorio JaIS ssIsg sas5n Carl G. Schmidt is the
ganist and choirmaster
Nine Eugene Pappenheim is having busy sea-
son. most OF her old pupils having resumed their
studies. besides a large number Of newcomers
Among those who returned Is Mrs Angenns tb- l.t-
pupil Miss Amy Robart Jafrey. Of Toronto. VIII
be heard in concert this season
On Thursday. November 5 Miss Katherine Ruth
TTeyuan rendered an attractive programme at the
Emma Willard High School at Troy; Among tne
Tiaces pIaved were selections from Snding Farweu'
Liszt, brahms. Wagner and Chopin
NJ B. De Bor entertains his pupils and their
friends with baritone solos % at his suHGiy a
Wilbur A Inyster has been engaged BY the
Brooklyn Institute o. Arts and Sciences 10 con
duct its classes in vocal sight reading this oelng
5vster has opened studios in Carnegie Hall. where
he will receive few pupils
Mrs. Carlyle Petersilea, formerly OF Boston. solo
pianist and teacher, Is now at her stuolo' No I'A
West Eighty-hfth-st
Maria Repelto. soprano and teacher Of Italian
French and sP2nish5 b. & is pTePaTsq TO eeGGge
Mrs Jocelyn Horne announces series OF i've
talks on progressive art IN singing and diction'
illustrated bv mental pictures and blackboard draw
an s her studio at the Hotel woodward at Broadway
and Fffty-hfth-st
Arthur Philips, barytone, has Just been engaged
for two concerts IN Montreal on January q and Is,
TO sing ''EIIawatha" with the Montreal Choral So
ciety. Julian Walker. basso. and Edward JOhllS0H'
s. c. Bennett. OF Carnegie Hall. has had long
and varied experience in teaching. Many prorrll-
-ent singers and teachers much TO his instruc-
ton Nine Genevra Johustone Bishop studied with
NJ Bennett FOR three years. Miss Electa Glnord
also had her earlier vocal training with him; also
Pilsen" company.
Harriet Keith Fobes's exhibition Of artistic leath-
ers books and dyed woods is announced TO be held
in her studio No. 153 Carnegie Hall. on December
3, and D.
At the Church OF the Incarnation at Madison
ave and Thlrty-ffth-st, at p. m to-day the
monthly special musical services IN chagse TI
w. r. Hedden organist, with small orchestra VIII
be resumed
Nine. Ogden Cranes pupils will appear in public
at & concert to be given in the ballroom OF the
waIdorf-Astoria on December / Nine CTaIe glEes yes
two or three concerts in the winter 70 eLaDIe ner
pupils TO be heard by the public Her Irst STeni{ 9
Of music was held last Tuesday IN ner studlos' at
Carnegie Hall.
Miss Laura Wheeler. pupil Of Edmund Severn
has been engaged as viola player with the Cecilia
String Quartet, Of Boston The Severn Trloi A as
Concert In Wallace Hall Newark Monday even
ing November @
Carl c. Muller author Of Practical Works on
Harmony and teacher Of piano harmony counter
point and composition receives pupils at his stnd9' I
No 81 Lexfngton-ave.. and also at SteinWay HAN
Miss Adelaide C. oken. Of No 81 West Eighty
fourthst has her usual large class Of pupils this
gea 7 The @ T59 1rTsnG rs said 10 facilitate and
hance the pleasure of piano playing
Nv Dabr,-Pe+ersen will deliver his first recital
in the series OF eight on THE Master Song Writers
at Assembly Hall. No 109 East Twenty -second-5t.,
on Wednesday evening. An interesting programme
is promised.
Putuam-ave.. Brooklyn. announces that 1t has add
ed to it's faculty Miss Rosalind Klein for the violin
department and Miss Blauve!t for the dancing
classes These classes are divided into junior IN
termediate and senior grades.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin II. Lockhart have issued
cards for first and third Wednesdays in their
studio. al the san Reno.
william, Russell Case Of the Clarendon Annex.
NJ Fourth-ave and Eighteenth-st, was pupil for
sly Years Of Georges Matthias who IS said 70 be the
1nly living pupil Of Chopin
Hugh O. Pentecost delivered Il lecture on Dan
GERS Of Socialism before the Liberal Art Society
last THURSDAY evening Professor P1aton Brounoh;
ba~vroDe. Mrs Jannete Hughnan, conrralto. and
Master NJ Shapiro. violInist, furnished an attrac-
tive musical programme.
On Thursday evening the classes under Nine
AIbertis's direction a Carnegie Hall began the
s4,,dv OF "a Scrap OF Paper" Life study is TO
begin on Monday evening.
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