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Geve students for the piano and for coaching. Mrs
Hester mas been busy coach.ng some OF the local
Company.
". A Wegener. tenor, IS now at his new
studio. 80. "A West EsEty-ffJh-st.. near Central
Park, where he is bUslly preparing work for the
season ms Iupi-s are sLi-oHs+l-y resGming Work.
Opera Company and the Boston Festival Orchestra
Professor a. Iipser. who for ten years has held a
professorship Leips.c Conservatory. is ready
TO receive students both vocal and FOR the piano.
his studio. No "a Morningside-ave-
Allison Wilson. barytone soloist Of the West End
Presby terrain Church, appeared sooist an en-
tertainment given al the Highlands last evening,
He is now prepared TO receive pupils in singing at
his studio 40. I6 West NInety-eighth-st.
Percy X LuslS hard working and energetic
pupil OF Dr. Loretz. has received the appointment
Of organist and choir master in a church in Los
Clermont-aNe., Brooklyn
George BornhauDt. yioIoneelBst. follows the
method Of the loyal GoasoJyatory Of, Of Brussels
The Darlor Opera Company consisting Of mem
bers Of The graduating class OF the Grand Con-
serva1ory Of Music, held its first rehearsal this
The conservatory. no Is West Eighty-third-st.
The opera rehearsed was Martha"
sgnor a. Carbone. Of No. 24O Fifth-ave. late
WITH the Metropolitan Opera Company. is the
author II a booklet entitled Voice Production"
whIch De obtained tree
Max KniteI Treumann makes a specially o: de-
velopment Of the voice and preparing pupils for
Han Tuesdays ana Fridays. ana st New,It4ye1.
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays.
signor Carlo NJ Spigaron teaches voice placing
according TO the Italian method. Applications for
-I1 ~. fgrt .c ca IA
Room No. sy5, On Wednesdays and saturdays, from
10 d. n. 40 L noon
Professor Paul Almus has returned from Ger
many. and has opened studio at No 677 East
observation-disclosures hirty-eishth-st., where he viii
be pleased 10 see hls former puplIs.
William c Carl has returned from the Kondike.
where he exhibited large organ in Dawson City.
with "a series OF recitals. Mr. Carl is making
preparations for the opening OF the Gullmant organ
School october L
The wadsworth-vi Vivian Conservatory. No 407
West One-hundreo- and-twenty -third-st. and No. u
West Twenty flrst-st, has opened the season at
both studios Tor vocal culture There is room for
few more pupils
Miss Mary Fidelia Burt has opened a New-York
sight reading and ear training class at l.22 Car
negie Hall. Miss Burts Brooklyn school is at No.
IS Lefferts Place
Nine Eugene Pappenhelm. artist and vocal
teacher has returned to the city from the noun
tsis and reoDened her studio FOR tie reception Of
students Of voice culture she states that many or
the old pupils returned. besides receiving sew
eTal applications from prospective students
The Writ Piano School, No l20 West One-hun-
cred o-tvventy Iourtr-st.. announces the first
nRu musicals OF the season on Wednesday evening,
oclober Z, AZ the school The following viii
.ahe part; Mrs. AbbIe Clarkson Totten. soprano;
] MS agnes sumner Geer reader: Mr. and Mrs.
conrad Nortz and Gustav c. Wortz pianists.
Miss Mamie 5 Graham. Cecilia Studio Hamilton
BANK buiolng. No. 2l7 West observation-disclosures
twenty -iftn-st. has resumed her branches vocal
ailo llsIoIoIte culture sight reading. sight sing
Henry Loren Clements vocal Instructor of No
East fourteenth-st has resumed his lessons Mr.
Clements IS organist and choirnaster Of Eamhurst
Du~sh Reformed Church Va -@'-1-''o4S nj