New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
STUDIO NOTES.

Nine Caeer-Kazr VIII be pleased 70 receive those
Interested IN tho art Of singing ana to hear voices
ON M1ndays and at No 1 & Ha e ~
P. JsIenek. pianist, and D. sommassren. violinist
will receive pupils at their stud1os, No. 1s1 East
e1st street New York. and NO. 1s4 De Kalo avenue
Brooklyn
Irwin E. Easseu Of No. "A West 9sth street. wifi
play tn Carnegie Lyceum on December as piano
seloist-, The concert Is given BY signoE vegara;
a scherso by Chopin.
Dr.. Otto Neitzel, pianist. lecturer. essayist and
critic recently paid informal visit to the Insti
tuts Of Musical Art. There brief recital
rendered By the students In welcome Of Dr. Neitze,
Sass. ne se By pasns
sesthoysn a fl fat msjor sonata, opus 10 and the
Mr. De Maochi. whose studio IL at No. SIT West
End avenue. Will introduce to the Italian public
4 the Teasro Nasionale, In Rome. in. May and
Rne 1901. several OF his promising pupils.
Mime. Trottn. interpreter Of short piano works OF
modern composers. Is going 20 give Informal
naunoal in her studio at Carnegie Hall Sunday
ns.ss so by sy w k to
ensk, Karganoll. Pachulsky. Tschaikowsky, Stcher-
ninoii win be heard while Nine. Gerard rhiers viii
ding songs by Rubinstein. wariamon. Bachmetiell.
The second song recital OF tho season Of Mr..
and Mrs ]. Christopher Marks took place Thurs
studio No Ia East 18th street Among those Wbe
took part were Miss Gertrude Ina Robinson, Miss
Love pupil Of Mr.. Marks: Miss Grace Upington S5s,
Edwin Wilson, baaytone, Is located q. The Lu
cerne No. POI West 18th street Hts .nec,s,+, .,
cultivation Of the singing voice.
Felsn and Albert Won Doenhoft are busy this sea-
cS,,df1
avsnue. Nine. Helen Won Doenhoff teaches voice
piano. ~ iieS the
sihnor Vegarae the vocal maestro will give a
grand OPERA oratorto and ballad concert on Mon
day evening, December s. at Carnegie Ivoeuro
asss Sasey Shs m nfes In Meses of Mr. NJ King Mr.
debut Marin la Mesies ir cSarv SfK Ssar1lyn srby Eyans
Henry sierichs Gertrude a. Jones. Andrew Ciars
strong. Marie Kemna debut sepera yFa Finta Arm a.
sorsla tdebuD. Arthur Mulligan and Lucy An
E. Presson Mler's pupil. Lillian c. Pancoast,
ton under Mr.. Miller
Leopold wolfsohn. OF No III Madison avenue.
will give a pupils recital on December 12 at Col
lege Hail. No. 12S East 5sth street. Complimentary
tickets can be had application TO Mr.. Wolfsohn
Albert Gerard -Thiers announces three lecture
s2s and s2s Carnegie Hail. The first Technique Of
9; the second; "our Familiar Songs" on Deeember
10. and the third. "Fiand." December II. The
lectures will take place at II a.
Mrs Viola Waterhouse. soprano and Everett NJ
Waterhouse, tenor Of the Church of ALI Angels re-
Gently gave musical at the Three Arts Club
No su3 Lexington avenue. Among the songs sung
were compositions by Henschel, Rublnstein
Strauss. Mendessohn. Holmes Wekerln and
Widor
Nine. Noemi FORMER, pupil of MHrmontel, at
| the French Conservatory. announces the resump-
| ton of the sight reading and ensemble plano
class December at II o'clock. at her Steinway
| Hall studio.
DIR. Gerrit Smith gave organ recital at Trim
| ity Reformed Church. York, Penn. recently. All
gusta Feistel, soprano of the choir. sang.
| Susan Douglas Edson. soprano, gave a concert at
| the Women's Club, at st. George, Staten Island
on November 26. at which she sang excerpts from
| "Cavaleria Rusticana'' and songs BY modern com
posers
Clarence James pupil Of F.. Flaxington Harker
has been appointed organist OF tho First Presby-
Mortz F. Rubnsten. the well known vocal
| teacher. has taken studio No. Sl5. Carnegie Hall,
where he can be found Tuesdays and Fridays
from to o'clock
Expression, No. 70l Carnegie Hail. besides being
She is busy forming classes in Shakespeare
, Browning and coaching.