New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
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Giacamo M,nkoxzki. IN Elmirt, is at present
studying at his Carnegie Hall studio
Benjamin Montieth. vocal teacher, has resumed
his lessons at No. 277 Fifth avenue.
Greswold Long. violin teacher. has been ap-
pointed a professor at the Columbia Institute of
Musical Art No. 1873 West 125th street. This will not
5sth street.
No. 4s West 4sth street. Fifth avenue. will
give give grand OPERA oratorio and oallade c9nce55f
at the Carnegie Lyceum.
= Mrs. Ernest femme. vocal teacher. who taught
in the German Club IN Hoboken. has opened
studio at No 80 East 2Sd street. where she will
teach on Tuesdays and Fridays.
R. saumell. piano instructor. has opened a studio
at the Medina. No. 1S9 Claremont avenue.
Claude H. Warford has opened studio in Car
negte Hall where he may be consulted on Wednes-
days between and o'clock.
Miss Mime Jaworsky. young pianist. played at
an entertainment given by the Mems Christian
Benefit League at the Anderson Memorial Church.
on october 2, composition entitled Chant sans
Paroles." by G. Bandelow, who was her teacher.
Mr Bandelows studio is at No S24 West 226 street
ana hls resldence studio IS NO $40 East S4th street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Christopher Marks gave the first
recital of the at their residence studio. No.
15i East 46th street. October 25 Those who took
part were Miss Margaret F.. Gains (pupiD. Miss
Miller Reed (contralto), Hnrod Hill Bemiss
coellist, and Harry L. Reed Genor)
At the New York Institute for Violin. Piano and
Voice Culture. Ferdinand Carri, of the dlrec-
tors stated that the violin is taught at this ins-
method can be applied to every pupil.
The concert given last Thursday by the German
Scientific Society was for the most part dedicated
to compositions of Eugenio Prani
Arthur Miller is busy with classes in singing at
his Carnegie Hall studios
Mrs. Helen Robinson Clauder, the pianist, has
been engaged for two appearances in the Brooklyn
institute concerts: She was for three years pupil
of Theodore Leschetzky in Vienna
Agnes Gardiner Eyre has been added to the fac
ulty of the Institute of Musical Art as plano
teacher. Miss Eyre, whose studio is at Stenway
Hall. where she teaches on Mondays and Thurs
days and on others days at her residence t studio
Professor Leschetizky.
Miss Han Weaver. pupil of Mrs. F. Flaxington
Harker. has been appointed vocal Instructor at
Davenport College. Lenoir, n. c. Miss Weaver
has class her studio No. 52S West 12lst street.
The violin department of the Institute of Mu-
sIcal Art has received addition in the engage
nlent OF Carlos Hasselbrinck. concertmeister Of
Damrosch, Anton seidl and Walter Damrosch; MI;
Belgian schools of violin playing.
At the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.
Brooklyn. the chorus choir is to sing Gaurs The
Holy City with solo quartet, tonight at 7:45
o'clock, under the direction Of the organist, F. w.
Riesherg.
Florence Cooper Cushman has resumed teaching
In her studio at Breton Hall. Broadway and S6th
street
A song recital by Nine Gracia Ricardo will he
given at MendeIssohn Hall on Thursday afternoon
November 1. The programme includes such oom-
posers Pergolesi, Mozart. Berlioz. Schubert
Schumann, Franz Brahms. r. Strauss and Van
der Stucken.
Nine Peckham has resumed teaching a voice
specialist at her studio, The Berwick, No st7 West
5Sth street where she will try voices free Tues
days and Fridays. She has also added TO her
school piano department.
Giacoma Minkowski has returned from visit to
Italy and France, and is busy at his Carnegie Hall
studio.
Miss Helen slesenser, pupil OF Mrs Edward H
Garfield. sang at the reception OF the Women's S
Philharmonic on Saturday afternoon.
Agnes Sumner Geer. elocutionist IN addition to
her studio at No. 13S Fifth avenue. on Tuesdays
and Fridays, will be at the Hotel Carlton, 54th
street, on Saturday mornings and in Brooklyn on
Thursdays.
is IN Carnegie Hail. says that her system OF teach
Ing mas for its underlying principle the great law
OF correspondence
Mrs. Harry Vane Rutherford will give as one of
the numbers at her song recital later the season.
Is pupil Of Miss Rose Stange, whose studio is at
No 277 Fifth avenue.