New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

The Abbie Clarkson Totem Concert Company gave
a vocal and piano recital Wednesday evening.
December 6 at the Damrosch Studio No. 131 West
14th-st.
Mrs Emma Hayward has been engaged solo
contralto for Governs Rose Maiden" at Paterson,
Moneith whose studio is at No. 27f 6th-ave.
Miss Luella Phillipss rendition OF Midsummer
Nights Dream is much enjoyed by her apprecia-
tive listeners.
Douglas Lane. the basso. is busily engaged in
teaching and in concert work Having studied with
some of the best American and European masters,
and being a singer himself, he, is able to speak
with some authority regarding the best method OF
vocal production.
Karl Grienauer's third recital on Friday evening
drew large audience. Flora Bell Sherwood was
the soprano. The next recital will take place at
Mendelssohn. Hall January 10 with cello pro,
gramme which will be devoted entirely TO American
music.
Nine Louisa Capplanie artist pupil Miss Glenn
entine Tetedoux viii sing at the next concert of the
Astoria, Tuesday evening at SIS, in the Banque'
Mrs F. c. Center is meeting with much success
this winter in her muscai kindergarten work at
Miss Grace Larom of room No. 143 Carnegie Hall.
and the Nesmith Mansion, Brooklyn who has been
for number years. is DESTROYS of demonstrating
to all who are interested the scientific method of
getting control of the muscles. and show pupils
how resonance and vibration Is brought ABOUT
proving that all who can talk can sing.
signor Cavaradossi announces that he will have
a trial for the St Carlo Opera Company to-mor-
row Monday afternoon at his studio. No. liz Car
negie Hall sopranos and altos being cordially in
vited. He says that last weeks applications were
than satisfactory
At Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. at
Clinton and Lafayette avs Brooklyn, a Musical
Vesper service is to be given tonight at 7:45
Pauline serhey, violnist, and Gertrude / Robinson
r rec of the organist. r W Riesberg
Louis Norman Cults the singer and voice spe-
cialist of No 30 East 2Sd-st. will sing Lord God
Of Abraham" from Elijah" at Trinity Church,
Bayonne, n. J., on Sunday, December 10
Miss Nora Maynard Green gave the first OF her
Tuesday afternoon musicales on December at
her studio in the Rutland. at 57th-st ana Broao-
way. The programme was furnished ~ th T;0 Oh
Miss Green's professional pupils mrs. May News AZ
Smith Mrs Ernest Farmer, and Mrs irving M'
Pierson
Orator. lovers in Newark N. j.. will enjoy two ex-
ceIent concerts this month On the evening OF Sun
dey. December a. the Peddie Memorial Choir WIZ
sing Gounod's Redemption" and on the following
day Christmas the Schubert Oratorto Society VIII
sing Handlers THE Messiah" both affairs being
undsdr the baton of Louis Arthur Russell. Of Car
negie Hail, this city.
A musical was given by the pupils of Rudolph ?.
o. Gricks. at the studio. No. 1SS West 125th-St on
wednesday evening. NJ Gatseh assisting. The
programme was rendered b the Misses Esther ana
Ruth Johaason. Miss Fannie Brunstein. mss
T7eaItrice c,oodacre Miss Christine Reiehenbsch.
Rgss Msris Reichen bach Miss Carrie Myers Mas
Hsuser and Edward r. Harwood
Miss Emma Carroll gave song recital yesterday
afternoon, assisted by Theodor A Hoeck pianist
O. coueea Hall No rs East 5sth-st Among the
hars were. ''Widmung' CSchumannli Lass Lass
1Tich main Auee Russen" a. Won Fleht8l; nu
Dist wis cine BInms1 Qssvinl s.sa esoasSslt