New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

OF articulation with correct use OF Iupz, ...A
'''h 'fea'h while sustaining pure vowel forms %
Maestro Giacomo Minkowski has resurn.a .-or,
SlS and SIS Carnegie Hall az NoA
The wirtz Piano School, at No. 30 Wee. 1s,,
street. mas opened for the season unde- ~. a.
rection Of Conrad Writ This school IA, -.
1ie1,stas number OF Harlem's leading arnatsTr
max hmoA Treumann. vocalist. teaches m,
ehurcn' opera and oratorio. at CaT-,cgts Han ~
R9essngs R9esengs' TTurSaays and FRIDAYS aad a, New
Wednesdays and Saturdays. "H1sy>
Helen True winslow has resu-ced tsacst,x =.
her residence-studio. No. 40 West 18TH street. N
addition 70 vocal instruction she .eacba. ,ra ~, =,
a5iowh @ Saehard Wood cone system for the devao1
proved Of special interest to- cb INV W6s rs sSa 70 have
with defective voices. -'" anu 'noss
Max Wertheim, grand opera tenor and VOCAL
teacher. is ROW at No. 4ss Contra! PARK wsx.
Mary Wagner Gilbert. piano instructor and 40
companist has opened a studio at No ss rs-na~s.
Hall She is pupil OF Xavier scbarwenl-a a.,
teaches IN accordance with the Leschetizky method
Albert Mildenbers. pianist and teacher. ar.--
spending four months abroad. In which tims hs
VISITED VISITED Bone Naples PompeI Florence. Venice,
Carnegie Hall last Monday. O ~
Agnes Sumner Geer. eIocutionfst at No Iss Err,,
avenue. expects to have busy season both IN
teaching and concert work. She entertains AZ tina
Young Mems Christian Association, ed street
brancn' on October l9
Mr.. and Mrs. T. FIaxington Harker tsach.-. =.
voice culture. piano and harmony. are now organ
izng classes at their resdence-studio No SO West
12lst street
Miss Nora Maynard Green. vocal teacher Ia,
resumed her lessons in her studio at the Rutland
at 9th street and Broadway.
Johan Racer. the well known vocalist composer
and voice culturist, is about 10 start class FOR
chorus chorus singing Hext Wednesday evening at
2Pg BY a to S5iHs la 20 Jon 5tu are TSsSugtS SS 5 .
ed street.
A plano recital took place at the Prioe-Csttis
Conservatory Of Music. No. 2175 Seventh avenue on
Friday evening An interesting programme
rendered
The rehearsals of the Parlor Opera company.
under Or. Eberharl's direction. were resumed on
Thursday evening, ar which time several new men,
bers were introduced. among them Miss Arnold Of
OF Massachusetts. The following operas win Ss
Faust" and "Cavaneria Rusticanna-''
F. W. Riesberg. the orzanist Of the Clinton Ave-
nue. Congregational Church. Brooklyn. has been
busy hearing voices for the new vested chorus
choir, and from a hundred or more applicants has
selected selected hne body Of young singers On Friday
church parlors, with games prizes and refresh
ments. and to-day the choir sings for the hrss
time Mr.. Ries6erS's teaching days al Steinwey
Hall on Mondays and Thursdays are busy
Valentine Abt. teacher Of the harp. has returned
from his vacation and has resumed teaching az
Carnegie Hall.
Inc A-s,
Its doors to applicants desiring 20 enroll stu
dents for the coming year. The large number
enrolled during the week indicates as prosperous
season for 1Se6-'07 that of last year. The tips
specially set apart FOR the enrolment OF new stI-
lentS will continue throughout the coming week
The regular work OF the institute commences On
October Is.