New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-23
STUDIO NOTES.

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Virgil (of the
Virgil Piano School. No. 10 West Sixteenth-st).
with five talented pupils. Laura Race. Jennie
Quinn. Isabel Tracy. Adele Katz and Waiter
Abrams, gave a recital ct the studio or Miss
Mabel Cilley. IN Borough Park.
Miss Marjorie z. Parker at her recital az the
Metropolitan Temple proved herself credit TO
the painstalSiag teaching OF Mrs. Virgil. The
recital was attended by large and appreciative
audience.
Miss Grace G. Gardner has resumed teaching
IN her studio. No. $40 Carnegie Hall. developing
the voice in the modern German as well as the
old Italian style
Professor L. de T. Gy6ngyUshaIaszy.a young
Hungarian pianist and composer. with diploma
from the Royal Hungarian Academy Of Music.
IN Budapest, and who IS here with Wow OF Civ
inS concerts will teach limited number OF adj
vanced students in his Steinway Hall studio.
Nine. A. Herzog. who has long been active IN
Brooklyn musical circles. has taken studio No.
sos. Carnegie Hall. for Tuesday and Friday
afternoons. TO O'Clock. for the convenience OF
her New-YOrk pupils.
Nine. Henrietta Beebe has resumed instruction
at her studio. developing the voice In singing
and rendering 1t musical in conversation by a
simple and concise method. adapted TO children
and adults.
Valentine Ably. we'll known to concert goers
FOR HIS finished work on the mandolin. has en-
gagged Carnegie Hall studio for the season,
where he may be seen Saturday afternoons.
Miss May Josephine Wiethan has returned 20
the city. and may be found at her studio. No. q
East FOrty-sIxth-st. Her reputation as
tea Of fho pfo fnatV
Rose STANCE. the young vocal teacher. has re-
sumed instruction at her studio. No. 2T7 Fifth
ave. where she Is doing excellent work by her
practical system Of voice placement and has
some promising pupils.
signor steHario Cambria. III his new studio.
No. 322 Broadway Arcade, receives a limited
number Of pupils on the mandolin. He is one OF
the instructors of the Italian school.
Grace Woodbury. Hoyt. voice cuIturist. whose
studio is at No. 1O1 West NInety-thirG-st.. had
many years study in Europe. Her speciality is
French diction.
Susan Douglas Edison. rnezzo-soprano, Of No.
125 West Fiftysixth-st., is the talented pupil OF
De La Grange.
Mne. Anna Werner, teacher Of singing, No. 81
giving a song recital this season. Her teaching
is according to the Marches method.
Besides teaching in Carnegie Hail. Mrs. Frank
z. Ward also has a large following in Rye,
n. Y. among her pupils being several successful
choir singers.
a reception recital was given at Miss Clay's
West End Conservatory Of Music. No. $50 West
End-ave. on Wednesday evening. October 19, in
honor OF the California poet. Fred. Emerson
Brooks Musical selections were rendered by
Arthur Bergh. vtolinlst. and Joseph Maerz. plan
ist both members Of the school faculty and
Mrs. Mary Gibson, vocalist.
After Thursday evening. November 8, there
Will be more beginners admitted into the
classes which Clarence T Steele is conducting
have had some experience may Join at any
time.
The musical services Of the Reformed Dutch
Church at Elmhurst, Long Island. begin to-day.
H. Loren Clements is the Organist and choir
master, and the choir and sOlOists are composed
entirely OF his pupils.
Panzer's Gymnasium, on the sixth floor OF
Carnegie Hall. Fifty-seventh-st. entrance, Is be-
coming popular with select patronage.
signor \. Brtzzi-Peccia has resumed his
teaching at his new vocal studio. No. 613 Lex
ington-ave. with a large class OF pupils. be-
ginners and artists. who desire coaching IN the
Italian school Of enUnciation.
On Friday the daily class OF the Price
Cottle Conservatory Of Music gave their usual
monthly recital at Conservatory Hall. No. 2105
Seventh-ave. The programme was rendered by
representative pupils in each grade. and by one
of the teachers. Miss Frida SchlobOhm, who Is a
pupil of Miss F. Ethelwyne Cottle, teacher of in
depreciation at the conservatory.
Frederick Abbott dramatic reader imper-
senator and teacher Of expression viii receive
few more pupils at his studio. No. 500 Carnegie
Hall. Mr.. Abbott Is instructor in elocutfon for
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Musical.
MISS CLAWS