New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
STUDIO NOTES.

Frederick Mariner has opened his studios at No
81 West 92d street near Central Park for the COM
ing season. Former pupils and those desiring
piano instruction of unquestionabIy higher order
will be received. lie also has issued new and at
tractive literature, which will be sent on applca-
ton The student rectals are announced TO be
fordins ambitious pupils opportunities for develop
ing IN public playing. This feature IS said to az.
playing before audiences
Harold Keister Jacobs announces the opening Of
his school Of music in his studios. at No. 338
Greene avenue. near Franklin avenue Brooklyn
MHeie I,, ne mas beIter IacAlteS tor ms work He
willing to work.
Nine Arno Schmidt, nee Iuugescheid. has opened
studio at No. SS7 Carnegie Hall, where she will
give instruction in the art of singing.
Charles Lee Tracy. resumed his classes in piano
forte playing at his studio No. 705 Carnegie Hall
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frederick Martin. wife of the well known
basso, has returned to New York. and Is receiving
her studio, No. 142 West slst street.
c. Warlng stebbins, formerly of Carnegie Hall.
has opened new studio in the Hotel Narragansett
Broadway and 9Sd street. where he will teach the
art of singing on Mondays and Thursdays on
Tuesdays and Fridays he will teach at his Brook
for the convenience Of professional singers. the
sons on the organ If desired.
Miss Jessie NJ. Crowel, of No 1444 Pacific street
Brooklyn. has accepted a number OF engagements
as accompanist for the coming season. Her classes
among her private pupils are rapidly filing up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Arrighi, teachers of voice
culture, returned last week from Italy, where Mrs.
Arrgh. has been singing in grand opera. Mr..
Arrghi has resumed lessons at his studio in the
Caryel Court. northeast corner of Hath street and
St. Nicholas avenue.
Anna Elliott Mulliner. elocutionist and drectress
of the School of Expression and Stage Arts. has
returned from her cottage at Cape May. and re-
sumed coaching at her studio Nos. 70l and 702
Carnegie Han.
sumo her lessons. on October at Carnegie Hall
large class of pupils is already enrolled
Eugene Parani reports he is meeting with great
success in his lectures the high school of piano
playing which he Is giving abroad. On September
l6 he played at Frankfort and the 18th at
Cologne.
Alexius IL Baas barytone and vocal teacher has
recently arrived frQm Berlin, Germany. where he
spent some time studying under Alexander Heine-
mann. Mr.. Baas has a large repertory OF German
song classics and sings also in English, French
and Italian. He is now at home TO pupils at No.
l27 West Gath street
Nine Soder- -Hueck, concert singer and vocal
teacher, whose studio No. los East 18th street
is busy these days She says the coming season
looks bright and prosperous Several of her pupils
have started TO work, and others Will begin in
few days. Nine Solder Hueck IS a teacher of voice
culture at the New York College of Music.
Rose STANCE has resumed teaching at her studio
No 277 Fifth avenue, and looks forward to a busy
season and the presentation of several of her
pupils IN opera and concert
Miss Annia NJ Weed whose studio is at No III
West lO4th street makes "a speciality of regulating
misplaced voices hy her own natural method She
mas classes ana also gives private lessons.
Emilio -Agramonte has resumed lessons ct Nos