New-York tribune., 1906-03-04
STUDIO NOTES.

Another addition made by Frank Damrosch d.
of the endowed Institute of Musical Art, to
the institutes faculty is Nine. Niessen-Stone. of
Berlin. who will be OF the professors IN the
department OF voice culture Nine Niessen-Stone
is well known singer and teacher. and has
worked for a number Of years in Berlin. under
Nine. Btelka Gerster. the famous singer, now OF
made necessary by the growth OF the school, to-
gether with the fact that Nine Gerster sails for
Europe about the middle OF March Mime. Niessen-
Stone will arrive about that time TO begin her new
duties.
Louis Arthur Russell with his Memorial Choir.
gave a performance last Sunday Of Mendelssohn's
"St. Paul" The entire oratorio was given Among
the gooists heard in the PeFforrnanoe were three re
been III at his home for the last week but expects
Schubert Oratorio Society, on March T. The prin-
cipal work at this concert will be Massenet's Eve
A concert was given at the Carnegie Lyceum by
the pupils OF Miss Rose STANCE. whose studio
is at No. 277 Fifth avenue. Friday evening,
March The principal features Of the pro-
gramme, which was a long one were I'll Baccio"
TdD sy Miss 9S %e4d6 r. BRaSR3a fs aAa
Xane Rutherf9rd. and n the apple Tree" song and
Weympth. assisted BY Mrs R%Ttherf9Fd the Misses
BiiIer h Rogowsk and Gerth. and the Messrs Dillon.
STANCE was the accompanist
Mrs. Antona Sawyer gave musical at her STU
do. No. 1880 Broadway, Sunday last. assisted
by Miss Martha Hunter, Arthur Bergh and Edwin
dering ii4' by Mrs sawyer Of HaEiey's songs; re
Night" IN which she was accompanied by the
composer.
Agnes Sumner Geer. Of No. 13S Fifth avenue child
inpersonator and elocutionist. gives concert at
the Waldorf on Tuesday, March G. She will also
of'3 Of April d 1'''7 '-''-'- ''' -' ' - ' '
There will be piano recital by the pupils of
Leopold Winkler's piano school, No. 81 East 120th
April April . a. ''' '''''' ~ %
Bessie Tudor soprano has accepted a position in
the choir of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. John Hyatt Brewer is the
organist
Rehearsals are in progress at the studio Of Mme.
Anna Z. Ziegler, No. 162 West 18th street. for q
concert 10 be given in the small Carnegie Hall on
Of the talented pupils. TO carry on their education
Nine c. Rigaud of No. 2647 Broadway, who
trains for concert and opera, numbers among her
pupils Miss Elisabeth Anglin, who sang at the
memorial service of the knights Of Columbus, and q
the Brooklyn Educational Society.
Mr. Van YORK tenor. of No. East nth street.
sang with Mrs Van York, IN joint recital. before
the St. Cecilia Society. in Grand Rapids. Mch- on
February Is
William c. Carl will start on a Southern tour Of
organ concerts tomorrow going far Charles
ton and Atlanta On his return a series OF con-
certs will be given IN this city.
The women's Philharmonic Society has arranged
for a reception for it's president, Miss Any Fay.
on March 7. in the Carnegie Chapter Room. Nine.
Cappiani 10 be chairman OF the evening. Tickets
may be had OF the committee and at the door
At the performance OF ''Patiencs" by the Ogden
Crane School Of Opera, Nine. Ogden-Crane sang
'F1Ilhlment'' (Smedberg) by special request.
Nine Luisa Cappiani vocal teacher. OF No. 23s
West 18th street sails for Europe on June q TO
pass three months at her villa in Roda F1esso, at
an elevation OF 1895 feet She is willing to receive
@ few pupils at her home.
Miss Il Marie Som. dramatic reader who is
known throughout New-Jersey. and who has
opened q studio at No. 1888 Fifth avenue has ap-
peared before several New-York audiences In both
serious and humorous interpretations
Max wertheIn. whose studio Is at No. aes West
1lsth street briggs Recommendations fsora Berlin
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