New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
STUDIO NOTES.

The New-York Institute of Music has formed an
orchestra class to give talented young men who
desirous Of preparing themselves for orchestra
positions opportunity to play in a strictly cas
sical orchestra. The class will be under the direc-
ton OF Leo G. Braun. of Berlin. The orchestra
will include stringed instruments flute obCe, cari-
net, English horn, trumpet, trombone and other other
max join the harmony counterpoint and compost
ton classes of Mr.. Braun.
Agnes Sumner Geer gave concert at the Cob
Dock L.ookyn Navy Yard. on Tuesday night. with
Carolyn Cooke, soprano; Olive Cromwell, whistler.
studio No. 1873 5th-ave, every Wednesday after
Miss Mabel Lninger, who recently graduated
from the Carnegie Hall studio of Louis Arthur
Russell, has been appointed principal Of the vocal
department of the Fenner Music School, at New
port News Va. Miss Lninger on October q gave
song recital the programme Of which included
a large range of classical and modern lyrics. on
Sunday evening last in the b Pedde MeSra Snr
which is one of the oratorio choruses of Newark
gave a public performance of Mendelssohn's
Nine C1airon-Walther, whose studio is at No 345
5th-ave.. and who makes speciality of preparing
students for the stage. both vocal and dramatic
announces that one of her pupils has been engaged
by Charles Frohman foF Miss Harneds company
and another pY the -''u''ei's i0i - nc" co'ii'c
opera.
teacher has organized a class of ensemble playing
for four and eight hands on two pianos on the
Marmontei method her long experience especiaLdy
ftting her the work OF interpreting the ciaSscs
10 the pupils
Charles J Kogge, whose studio is at Nos. "a and
2s East 21st-st., is to sing at tne coheert siVe
bv the New-York Physical and Surgical Hospita
Under the auspices of the Alpha Ladies AGSiary ii
and the Red Cross Auxiiary, a. me ASt1L Senn No
Waldorf Astoria on Wednesday evening No-
veraber s.
,oors Mr. Hayes's recent pupils is Miss Emma
Tuch ,contralto, well known in New-England
where she is favorite, her singing OF the aFlas
Return God Of Hosts S Snd aands ee HSy ons oa
short time ago at Worcester Mass. receiving
favorable comment
The members of the faculty of the New-York
German Conservatory of Music give concert TINS
evening at SIS o'clock, at Carnegie Hall, asssted
nv sixty members of the New York Phiiharmenic
orchestra. The following soloists announced:
August Fraemcke piano; a'aiar Nina d Fph Kai sa
violin violin; mar bad EdWard Bromberg. basso Carl Helm
Is conductor.
Among the pupils who have been graduated from
Nine clara de Rigaud's studio at No 2,67 Broad
way are Lola Sachs. now on concert tour in
Australia: Paula French for years with Daly's
soioist ST Louis; Lena Blumenthai. coloratura
soprano; Mrs. d sampson. iirst sololst of ehureh
choir. Madison, \. j.; Alma b Braumann, pianist
of the Metropolitan Opera Company and contraito'
FRITZ Sull, Elisabeth Anglin Antoina Alien Miner
VA KELSEY Miriam Jacobs and many others.
Miss Emily NJ Burbank, lecturer national
music is said 10 be receiving commendatory no
tices from competent critics regarding the thor
oushness of her methods With Miss Florence
Nosher the pianist she visits the country they
nIrpose exploiting study its national customs
music and poetry. Miss Mosher is notable for her
ability in evolving pure and smooth anging tone
from the instrument especially in cantabie pas
sages
Walter S. Young gave musical at his studios
Nos sol and S02 Carnegie Hall, last Saturday after
r.on in honor OF Mrs. Gustavus Arnold, of LondUn
England. A programme of English French and
German songs WAS rendered by the following pupils
all of whom are professional church concert
singers: Mrs. TeIesa Douglas. soprano: Mrs Helen