New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

at the . caEnes Lyoeun The m Wsys4 E Go sSd
Trial by Jury" by Gilbert and Sullivan
r. saumelI. of No. lss Cermont avenue. played
on the piano on Sunday at the Waldorf-Astorta
Hotel the Polonaise brilliante. by Weber. and Sc
ment-
Rose STANCE, the vocal teacher, IS forming a
ohiIdrens class for vocal training. which Will meet
each Monday and Thursday afternoon at her
studio No, III Fifth avenue.
Friends of Nine. NJ Cappiani will be pleased to
learn that she has recovered from her recent
cident and resumed her lessons at the Gosford.
No. 236 West 18th street
Alice Breen. soprano. gave recital at the ogontz
School. Philadelphia, November 2 singing mod
songs by Puccini, Strauss Schumann, BiZet
WekerIin. Tschaikowsky ana Well
Frank J. Benedict. teacher of voice culture at
No. SSs West 5sth street. is also organist and nu-
stcal director OF the Central Baptist Church
Albert Won Doeuhoff, teacher Of the piano who
has a studio at No. 11S6 Madison avenue, has be-
come q member Of the New York Liederkranz-
Max wertheirn. tenor. who has sung in European
opera houses, has established q studio at No. 46S
Central Park West. excepting Tuesdays and Fri
days. when he may be seen at the Pouch Gallery
Brooklyn.
Miss Inugan who recently gave a recital at
MendeIssohn Hall is pupil Of Leopold Woldsohn
whose studio is at No IN Madison avenue.
Nine Margaret Telda, who has recently opened
q vocal studio at No 200 West SSth street. was for
several years connected with the Theater des
Westens. at Berlin. as dramatic soprano
Nine Torpadie, of Carnegie Hall. announces that
her pupil, Miss Katherine Tegtnaeiers Is sngage6 E
leading soprano in Overlook presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia
NJ D. de Bors studio. in Carnegie Hail. was re-
opened for the season a few weeks ago. Mr. dc
Bor teaches the Italian method Of voice placing ard
repertory in Italian Frenoh German anu En54A3A4'
Max KniteI Trsurnann studio No sS7. Carnegie
Hall states that singing voice can be made from
any person who has good health and no nasal az
fecttons.
Nine. Ernest femme. vocal teacher. of No. 50
East 23d street. has assented TO the desire OF her
many Hoboken friends. and will receive pupils at
the renovated German Club house. in Hudson street,
and Saturday for Hoboken and viii also open a
studio in Montcla1r, n J.
Maestro Giiacomo Minkowsk has many actors
| and actresses among his pupils who are studying
how to use their voices in speaking as well as
| singing.
Susan Douglas Edison announces a song recital.
assisted by the Mike String Quartet, at the Wom-
ans Club rooms. St. George tomorrow afternoon,
at which she will sing selections from 'CavaIeTta
| Rusticana besides several other attractive num-
! bers.
| DR.. Gerrit Smith Of the Old South Church. New
| York. and for many years dean Of the Association
| OF Organists gave organ recital on November 16
| in the auditorium of Trinity Reformed Church,
| York Penn The instrumental selections were in
Feistel leader and soprano soloist of the Trinity
| Church choir
! Miss Marie G. Luksch whose studio is in Car
| negie Hall has issued a circular entitled "a Few
| Extracts from the Vienna and New York Press
| About Miss Marie G. Luksch as Concert Singer
| applicants Miss Luksch may be found at her
studios on Thursdays from q m 70 p. m. Tues
9 a to II a. m
| To commemorate their tenth anniversary in New
| York. the firm of John Wanamaker during the last
| week presented 10 eppreciative audiences daily
| Hall The organ used is said to be the finest ever
| The Allied Arts Association gave Friday even
| ing November 23 a chamber concert at the Powell
| and Ptrani Musical Institute. The programme was
as follows: l. Duets for two pianos (a) gavotte
| Cb) Bohemian airs by Ptrani Miss Edith NIilHgar
| and the composer). 2. Songs by Kogel, Franz and
| Schubert Christine Schulze). g. Cavatina. by
| Sauret CN. S. King). + Bell song. from "Lakme. =
| by Deibes (AIma Webster-PowelD. 6. Ballad
| Woodland" for piano. by PiranI Q2ugeno PiranD
g. Vocal duets (a) Nightingale" Cb) "Seguedilla."
by Pirani "a. w. Powell and NJ W. PowelD
Aria by Hegbert % iasc Austral lS kratg Cspriccie
f9P sg9 by FopPT AIma Webs
10 Trio oP. 4S, for piano. violin and vi'IgaceuO, by
PdssrJ P5s.5r5l ll'--- . ->-''S' '''' a. '' GUM
| Mrs LyIian Claussenius Pancoast. who has beer
| singing in the Unitarian Church at Redlands Cal
| for the last year has returned to continue her
| studies with Z. Presson Miller, Carnegie Hall
| Mrs Pancoast will sing at many afternoon mu
| steals
Nine. \. FORMER. whose studio is in Steinway
Hall, announces the reopening on Wednesday. De
cember ., of her class densemble and sight read
| ing after the Mar1nonteI French method for tvy.
pianos, and eight hands playing
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