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STUDIO NOTES.


The New-York Institute of Music at No.
$50 West End-ave, on Friday, November IL,
gave the third of series Of faculty recitals.
Felix HeinE, the head of the Department OF
Interpretation, arranged and executed q h1gnly
instructive and interesting programme.
A woman's string octet has been organ
ized and will be heard later in the season under
the direction Of Carl V. Lachmund, in octets and
double Quartets, by Mendessohn, Spohr and
other well known composers. The members OF
the new octet are Mrs. Dora Valeska Becker,
Mrs Janet Allen Friedberg, Miss Maerta Vail,
Miss Irma schueler, violin; Miss Lucte E.
Neidhardt and Miss Florence N1sanska,- VaoiaS;
and Miss Mathilde Dressler and Carrie Neld-
hardt, violoncellos. The club has also neen
enrolled In the personnel of the wonen's String
Orchestra
Miss Beatrice Eberhard. tho American vio-
linist. whose studio is at No. 6S West sSd-st,
gave the first of her cycle Of sonata reoitals
last evening in Mendelssohn Hall,
william c. Carl will deliver a course of lsct-
ures on the "Oratorios and Their Traditions
at the GuiImant Organ School. The principal
oratorios cNdessiah," Elijah" "St. Paur' ana
"Creation'0 will be treated f1rst' ana iius'ra'eo
nv DISTINGUISHED vocal1Sts.
The Metropolitan School of Musical Art Louis
Arthur Russell director. will give public re-
cttaI In the school studios, Carnegie Hall, on
Tuesday evening. The Misses Myra Lyle, Ger
tr11de Savage, Norma Whitfield, Ethel Purseh
Jeanette and Helan Halsey and James Duane
will be the pansts, and the Misses Margu roe
stetnberger Eliza beth Van Ness, Marjorie fee
and Alexander Whyte the vocalsts Of the occa-
sion varied programme OF classical ana
modern music will be presented
custave L. Becker opened the eleventh sea-
INV, ~ his lecture musicals on Saturday after
noon November IL, by reception with music
Of his home No. / West 104th-st. Six of his
advanced pupils gave a programme OF ptano
music in the afternoon assisted oy 1"iS'
Claudia. Hatch, soprano
Walter Randall Clark. teacher Of the Deiie
sedie art of singing. offers special inducements
to q Young pupil with contralto voice TO STUDY
for the profession and complete quartet OF
nresent pupils. Free hearing daily from IL 10
/ o'clock at studio, No. 20T West ooth-sI
The second of the series Of five cello recltais
bv Karl Csrienauer will take place on November
23. at SIS p. m. In Mendelssohn Hall, at which
he will be Joined by Marguerite Hall. The new
Cello and Piano Sonata. Op. 1913. by Saint
c.sps for the first time in New York, and three
movements Of the great sixth cello suite with
ont acconp animent). by Bach, never before
nIaved In America, are announced as part OF
the programme.
An interesting programme given by Fred
ericlx SchIieder and Charles Searle on Thursday
afternoon in Mrs Mann's Carnegie Hall studio.
Miss Lillian Vernon Walt, soprano sang Mr.
Schlieder's songs the composer acting as ac-
companist.
A large audience was present at the Severn
Studios. No 131 West 56th-st. to hear the
analytical performance of Beethoven's "Kreut-
Sonata.
Lawrence Potter of Fort Branch Ind, one OF
the piano and harmony pupils of F. W. Ries-
berg writes his former teacher of his success
in that field. Mr. Riesberg is at Stenway Hall
Mondays and Thursdays, and at No. 954 Sth-
ave. other days.
A H. Wilson. bass barytone, is kept busy with
pupils in tone production and interviewing pros
pective ones, the hours from IL 10 ! o'clock
daily being set aside for free interview and
voice culture
Susan Douglas Edson assisted by William H
Barber, pianist. is to give song recital on
Tuesday, November %, at $50 o'clock, in the
include number of songs and ballads by Mrs
Edison. including love song composed specially
Ior her, ana several piano solos by Mr.. Barrier
Carolyn Beach Taylor win be the accompanist.
George Lydecker. a recent graduate of the
Walter John Hall studio, Is reported to be
making a fine reputation for himself by his
singing in THE Chaperons" Mr. Lydecker Is
the leading barytore In this organization. now
on tour in the West.
Nine Campbell vocal teaaler has removed
her studio to No. 415 Carnegie Hall. where she
viii be every Monday and Thursday.
Nine Luisa Cappiani has returned from her
villa in Rodi-Fiesso. and has resumed her vocal
teaching at the Gosford, No 236 West 5oth-st.
Nine Cappiani, who was elected drst vice
president and a member OF the board OF oI-