Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

" ouo IWdyS remember.
however. that her own judgment is worth
more than that of others and that 1t is
never possible to hear quite an I'M
prejudiced report on any teacher.
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The Milan Conservatory of Music is by
all means the best place for the Ameri-
can student, but few of them have been
there on account of the comparatively
high cost of tuition and expenses. 1t Is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS institution with
an almost unrivaled reputation, and the
student who goes there is relieved from
all responsibility In the choice of a teacher
and all uncertainty as to the quality of the
method. While it is not within the province
OF the consulate to give any extended ex-
ploitation OF the work of the conservatory
! commend 1t to the attention of intend
ing students, who can secure full infor-
nation no doubt, by addressing the d.
rector through the mails.
Mr.. Simms the able and enthusiastic
leader of the Musical Art society, has got
ten out the following circular, apropos
his winter plans. Mr.. Simms announces
that there are several vacancies in all
parts of the chorus, and he win be glad
to receive applications for active member
ship as early possible:
OMAHA. Sept. !, 19o6-At a recent meet
ing Of the executive committee of this so;
and the following resolutions were adopted:
A membership fee of 81 shall be levied
Ing Of season or ' on entrance This plan
was adopted under the belief that mem-
bers will take greater interest in tho well
fare OF the society, and 1t Will also create
a fund for the purchase of new music and
other current expenses of the society.
Provision was made for associate menu
hAR IN he ho nj nf Q1Ihe RI an
titling such members 10 two tickets 70 each
OF three concerts during the season 1905
and 1907.
The plans of the society, unsteady, for
the coming season will include the presenta-
tion OF a work on a large scale than for
Of the unaccompanied part singing, which
has been such feature OF the previous
work q the society Ths work hSe1 Is
Of the most beautiful and powerful OF mod
ern cantatas.
Der ~ and be held on Monday evenings at
the new Schneider & Mueller hall
J. II. SIAiMs,
President and Musical Director.
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Miss Marie Swanson has resumed piano
and harp instruction at No. 5SS South
rhirty-seYenth street
Mr. Charles Beach is very anxious to
bring the Chicago orchestra to Omaha for
our May festival. II is now under tho
directorship OF Alexander Won Fielitz, the
composer OF so many beautiful song-cycles
and a musician Of international fame. The
organization goes opt on a short tour about
March u. which would make It available
In Omaha about the FIRST OF middle OF May.
Mr.. Max Landow, pianist, late Of Berlin,
Germany who has come to Omaha with
his family to live. will give recital Tues
day evening. September Is. at the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. Mr.. Landow is
said TO be very talented.
Mr. Sigmund Landsberg returned Thurs
day from his vacation spent In Europe
We are sure or the Savage company in
Madame Butterfly" the great success and
novelty OF the London opera season. Why
don't you buy the score and become IA
miliar with NJ The pleasure In hearing
IL win be ten times as great.
- Miss Effa Ellis and Miss Mary CahiIl
have returned from the Black Hills, where
they have been very successful in estab-
fishing illustrated music schools to teach
their system, and have reopened their
school at Chambers academy.
Tha Hawaiian band has bean pleasing
large audiences AZ the Auditorium this
week. AAHY I4HARNDD.