New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
STUDIO NOTES.
What Musical Instructors and Pupils Are
Doing.

What Musical Instructors and Pupils Are
Doing.
On Wednesday musical and reception was held
in the studio of Nine Crane. at Carnegie Hall.
Those of her pupils who sang reflected much credit
on their teacher. Among those who took part were
Miss Sadie Pound, soprano: Miss Ella Kelsey con-
tralto; Nine Kobe Miss Rupert, Miss Lilly Tay-
herself. who delighted her audience with queen
song.
Heinrich Bauer, teacher Of harmony and COM
poser Of several comic operas. is receiving many
applications his studio, No. II West Twenty
At a reception and musical in the Severn Studios,
the following pupils of Mrs. Severn took part: Mrs
Jessie Graham, Miss Mabel Clark Miss Emily
Ellis and Mrs Oliver. Mr.. Severn played three
movements from his Italian suite
Miss Fannie Heinline banjoist, will be the at
traction at c. l. Partee's banjo mandolin and
guitar concert to be held at Carneeie Han on jan
third-st.
Virginia Baiie pianist. is a pupil of Leschetizsky
and teaches according to the Leschetzsky method.
She may be found at her studio 10. 10 Carnegie
Han, Mondays and Thursdays and at No. 90
Cltnton-st-, brooklyn, on Tuesdays and Fridays
Edwin H. Lockkart sang the part OF Jatrus in the
oratoro Of that name in someryille y. J.. last
Thursday. His singing was highly appreciated.
The Favenza Orchestra rendered an attractive
programme at q reception rendered 70 the Rev
John H Eliot pastor OF the Tbt7ty-f2urth Street
take up his duties elsewhere
Recently Nine Albert began organizing classes
for evening study Of dramatic arts Several women
and men have already Joined the classes.
Professor ] H Nicholson. musical director OF the
Nicholas ColIese Of Music No. 81 Third-ave is a
graduate Of the Leipsic Conservatory Of Music
Germany instruction, is given at the college
in violin, mandolin, guitar BANJO, piano. either,
cornet and voice culture
Before leaving Europe two years ago Nine
--renina wrote Signor de Macchi thanking him for
his ,a1,ahre helm in the study OF roles and reper-
tore and expressing desire for future assistance
signo- Maria Repetto, No. 2n West Twenty-sec-
ond-st- soprano and vocal teacher. offers unusual
advantages in repertoire. Italian. French and
Spanish.
Carl G. Schmidt, organist and chormaster Of
ST Paul's Church. at West End-ave. and Eighty
sixth-st. announces special Sunday evening ser
vice e eS Sed Fc Choir ssstsd by fhe vops
Edmund Severn Prelude at 7:5o p m
Angelo sabateIH. signor Quintano's young pupil.
who appeared last night at Knabe Hall, tonight
will be the solo violinist at musical at Nine.
Townsend Taghapietra,s, ana next Weqnesaay at
the welsh ChufCL at Inn 1-4@
Miss Katherine Ruth Heyman, pianist. rendered
before a large audience under the auspices Of the
Seminary Conservatory Of Music. in Troy. on No
vernber Z Sindlng's "Fruhingschen, Farxelf ;
DOMAIN Of Hurakan. LISTS 5onooL Ie' =,
the Rrahus ballad Edward" the transcriptiou
OF Wagners Isoldes 'Liebstod and Magic ERE
Scene"
Miss Grace Rogers OF San Francisco. Is a pupil
nar and teacher.
William C. Carl viii give a free organ concert
devoted TO The Music Of Great Britain IN the
First Presbyterian Church, at Fhth-aVe. ana
TvveIfth-st on Tuesday evening at SD CLOCK
assisted By Mary EliZaReth ChsHy. lhs " s.SH AN-