New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
STUDIO NOTES.

STUDIO NOTES.
J. C. Roeber who recently conducted the cantata
'.Dairv Maids Supper at the Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church has been engaged by the special
committee of the West Side Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Show. 10 be given two nights the latter part OF
this month the West Side Auditorium
An entertainment Will be given early in May In
the Dutch Reformed Church. Beeville. N. j., IN
der auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society
Among those who will contribute to the evenings a
dramatic reader Of this city assisted ~ Tne 9
students, Miss G. Grace JeroIarnah' beleNLlIe ~
J. Several musical artists will also be present
Miss Agnes Sumner Geer. whose studio Is al NO
1ss F1fth-aye gave readings Thursday afternoon al
the Methodist Episcopal Church Home. On Friday
evening she entertained with the Lyric Male quar-
tette at ST. James's Church. Elizabeth. u. j. On
Thursday and Friday evenings at the Preshyterian
Church In Secqnd.Sye' fhe fST anggenton which
Miss Geer has been coaching
Nine Jenny Grau-Maier Gate OF the Cincinnati
and New-York College of Music. and pupil OK the
famous Hermann Goetz, of Leipsic), whose studio
Is at No 1Oi West Ninety fourth-st. teaches sing
Ing in the natural way" enabling her pupils 70
know IN few months the possibilities OF success
The pupils of Ferdinand CARR will perform on
Friday evening April %. at Mendessohn Hall.
varied and attractive programme of violin music
Carl c. MiIlers violin solo Aspiration" will be
performed for the first time at the Manuscript So
ciety concert, on April 1s, at Aeolian Hail by Mr'
Carl Hauser, accompanied by Mrs Carl Hauser'
william c. Carl will give concerts in Ohio this
week. beginning at Dayton tomorrow evening
when he will play new organ in the Raper Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
Miss Margaret Goetz assisted by Miss Hildegard
Hoffman. Henry Holden Huss and Harvey Worth
ington Looms gave a lecture song recital on early
and contemporary American composers. at Carnegie
BANQUET Hall yesterday which closed the cycle OF
three historical song recitals arranged by MISS
Goetz
Heirnline's concert will take place on April Is at
Sis D. nl in the East Room of the Waldorf-Astoria-
line of the imperial Banjo Club; Malcolm shackle-
ford Humont and the Imperial Banjo Quintette
piano recital given by the pupils Of Carl
G. Schmidt organist, Friday afternoon, April
To- at o'clock. at Knabe Hall The recital was well
attended and the music pleased the audience
Tho Ogden Crane School Of Opera presented on
Tuesday evening at Carnegie Lyceum Doctor Of
Alcantara." with the following cast: Donna Luz
crezia. Nine. ogden Cranei Isabella, sadie Poundsi
Anita, Nine. Kate Moustaki: Carlos John H
Wem eSfS Perez R sPro The eh Ps
Torrance reflected credit on Nine Ogden Crane
"a
The latest OF the Conried Metropolitan Opera
Company stars to appear at a panola recital at
Aeolian Hall will be Nine. Gadski. who IS an
nounced for next Tuesday at p. IN. She viii
sing some OF the numbers for which she Is most
famous. including the aria from Der PROSECUTE"
VIE Nahte Mir der Schlummer.' Tickets are Is
sued complimentary. upon personal appncation 10
the AeoIian' Company. No. q E1fth-ave- Among
other opera artists who have appeared at these
planOia Tecttals Mines SchUmann- Heink and
BlauVelt NM. Gourmet. Van ROOy. DIPPED and
Herr Burgstaller. II il interesting to know that
many singers nowadays are accompanied by the
pianOla instead Of by hand
A concert will be given by the Staten Island Har-
mony and Philharmonic Society at the German
Club rooms. Stapleton. Staten Island. on Friday
evening April % at $780, In addition 10 the orches-
ira and chorus composed OF local talent and ag
gregatng about hundred. the following solOists
VIII be heard Mrs Susan Douglas Edison, Mrs. u
GTingcif Mrs George w. Quirk, Willis Z. Bachel-
lar. tenor. and William Harper basso. Carl Nenth,
the society's conductor. viii give two violin solos
composed by himself The first part OF the pro-
gramme will be of miscellaneous description. In
the second part the Rossiuis "Stabat Mater with
full orchestra and chorus. will be rendered.