New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

teaching at his studio No rs West elst street.
His method of instruction has the approval OF
them VASTLY safanoT. Dr. otto NeitzeL Heinrich
Zollner and others.
signor Carbone. the voice specialist. is busy a.
his studio IN Carnegie Hall IN preparing with his
advanced pupils. operate concert To be given in
the winter.
NJ w. Gopdekct, of No 50 West sd street barry
tone basso. announces several engagements for the
near future and expects To have a busy season.
Irwin Z. Hassen. OF No Il West esth street has
been engaged by Damon Lyon. of Richard Mans
fields company, to play Grieg's Peer Gynt'' music
10 @ reading OF Ibsen's play Of the same name II
will be the afternoon of January L. Hotel
Astor
NJ B. Bor Ia rehearsng his opera pupils for an
elaborate musical which will take place AT the end
OF this month in his studio in Carnegie Hall
The New York Conservatory OF Music No. l8I
Lenox avenue at 10Th street. is arranging free op-
cratic classes which will begin January f6 The
free harmony and sight singing are also one of the
features Of this school, and are largely attended
rehearsed by the pupils, and gives promise of being
a success.
The first recital of the new year at the Guilmant
Organ School. of No "a West 18th street was held
Friday afternoon M and was participated in by sew
Audsey is expected to arrive from California this
gan Construction" the latter part Of this month
The Grand Conservatory Ct Music. at No. 352
Central Park West has again extended It's sphere
Of influence Centres established in Michigan
and British Columbia in December and this week
one in Georgia and another In Nebrask while a
centre a large scale is about to be opened in
New Zealand
c. n. Sanchez whose studio is at No 81 West
22d street, has just returned from Washington and
Philadelphia where he nled several private mus-
cal engagements. Mr. Sanchez Is preparing for a
pupils recital. which will be held in his studio.
Louis Arthur Russell. with his memorial choir.
recently gave performance of 'The Messiah" In
the Peddis Auditorium Newark. n. ]. The choir
assisted by Mrs Orrie Kinsey Taylor and Miss
Elizabeth Van Ness, sopranos; Miss Alice Van
Nats. contrato. all from the artist class OF the
Metropolitan Schools of Musical Art, at Carnegie
Hail. and Lionel Robsarte. tenor. and Frederick
sell, who presided at and directed from the organ
On January 20 the same choir will give Mendels
s'As Pants the Hart and the motette Hear My T
tr soce mr. Of eWa Il also %eh 0f h or
January 16 will open a special course OF peoples
ia 20 the DC
Of this society The concert Of the 10th will In.
the programme being made up Of misceaneous " Ia
negie Hall
Mrs Gardner Eyre returned this week from
Boston, where she was engaged TO play at several
musicals Mrs. Eyre played the entire programme
at a matinee given by Mrs Arthur Perrin, OF
Brookline. Mr.. and Mrs. LonSyear Mrs Schlesin-
ger Miss Evelyn hmes and many others we'll
known N Boston and Brookline present Re
ceptions in honor of Mrs Eyre were given at
Miss Octavia Dupee's, Brookline. and Mrs. Frank
lin Perrins, Cambridge
Miss Ottiha Susanna Rappold. pupil OF Rose
STANCE whose studio is No. 277 Fifth avenue sang
at concert at the Waldorf-Astoria Janu-
ary IL.
Samuel Pierson Lockwood violinist. gave re-
citai Ia Stroudsburg Penn. Wednesday even
ing. his programme including COMPOSITIONS by
Mendelssohn. Snding, Wagner, Ries. Mlyarsky
and Gertrude and Norman Smith.
The Gushing trio gave a concert IN Public
Library Hall. Yonkers. on Friday evening The
trio which Is In It's third season. Is composed of
John Mereen Gushing, piano: Samuel Pierson
Lockwood. violin. ard Elias Anafola Rronsfsin