New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
in Eeat On Mondays and Thursdays he teacbe.

IN East Orange N j. anu iiufSoays ne teaches
west Zee M MacEvay. whose studio is at No rs
prefatinnI I street makes speciality of song inter
breathing and tone production.
90 II Gerrit Smith. whose residence studio is at No
laSt 4lst street. has written an article for the
TeiIioer NJ, % issue of "Putnams Magazine" which
Norwave an Pas6ou account Of his sojourn with Greg in
bars 90 COMPOSER It will also contain the onenbg
-'' u 'he song Itch Liebe Dich" 0''''e
-. 4ecktonlus. pianist. studio No 36s West s7tb
seei' mas engaged the following to assist him II,
,io,,ni~. when in the West: Emil Herman
rioIiilst; Gustof Holmqust basso. ITnberto
B3ucchioi, tenor: Jean Camille TacI,toni, ts+or
concertH VIII be heard for the first time in two
Per or novelties including works of I'M III d Gnt i
DeousSy' Ole Olson, MacDoweIl Crieg and others
1elen True Winslow, the voice teacher. is giving
speclal attention to breathing and tonic eyer
son She eoiinecuon with her voice work this sea-
No 40 West po1htfts 9 on application at her studio
Winifred Allen. of No. 1856 Fifth avenue who
makes a speciality of reciting child noe,ns e.,,s
she has received several new ones xvbtob 80
Miss Abbotts or Hfr noes ny Fanny Abbott One
MISS Allen thinks is one of the best D''''
Theodore Van YORK tenor. of No. .484 Fifth ayo-
nue. Will present recital of the song connosi
uons or Eugene Halle, the young German com,
POSER IN MIendelssohn Hall on Thursday evening,
IN over dozen cities Mr. Halle viii accomna5y SolS
MS compositions at the piano.
William J. Falk. the singing teacher. reports an
exceptionally large class of pupils and says all
week one of his professional pupils gave a song
Tgg1fi n1n IN Newark and on last Thursday another
MI Falk presided at the piano.
Harold Keister Jacobs announces series OF lect-
ure rectals in connection with his school this
season; iI, The first of these, GriegMacDoweu
avenue Brooklyn. in the near future.
Every Thursday evening double quartet of
trained singers are being coached by Nine. Anna
T. Ziegler at No. l6s West 49th street.
Rafael Navas. studio No sS4 Carnegie Hall. gave
a recital at his studio October 2S Ethel Wenk
Playse,d1, Beethoven's Pathetque' sonata. Tschai-
Esther Dinkelspel, Katharine Burrltt and Lillian
sucker also took part
Owing to the success of the young women's
evening classes at the studio of Miss Emma sib-
ieYs, No 4l4 Cumberland street Brooklyn it has
been decided TO form class for young men on the
same lines ~
Pupils Of S. c. Bennett who have been meeting
with success of late Miss Gertrude Horner. of
ffttsburg who has recently secured a church posi-
tion in Seattle besides having a large class of
singing pupils Maurice G. Beckwlth teacher of
singing in the Womans College Frederick. Md
anG also conductor Of the Frederick Choral Club,
4liG aII, - loIIu-I. pupil Mme Genevra Johnstone
bshoP concert & and oratorio soprano has
IdpliSIed Scnool or singing IN Los Angeles. Mr.
BENEFITS studio is No. 40l Carnegie Hall
J Warren Andrews. organist of the Church of
the Divine Paternity. at Central Park West and
10Th street, announces vesper services every Sun
day afternoon. Good music will be a feature of
these services. which will be continued until
Christmas. The services begin at 4:3O and close
at $50.
Miss Edna Fish. mezzo soprano. and a pupil of
Mrs. Frederick Martin. of No 142 West alst street
contributed four songs to the programme given
for beneht in Memorial Hail. Brooklyn, No
Vember s.
The musical circulating library Of some 10000
titles recently presented by G. Schirmer to the
Institute Of Musical Art. has been catalogued
and opened 10 the of music lovers The col
lection is particularly strong in ensemble classics
i has recently been strengthened by the gift a
library of cello classics collected by + l.. Henry.
The collection is being cataogued plan,
so that the leaders of clubs quickly every
thing that is available for any specified number OF
performers. The circulation department is sup
plemented by a reference library of 800 vol
theory and history of music and criticism.
It has also a strong nucleus of opera scores.