New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

his advanced pupils will b heard IN q prog-znns
OF classical piano works
Gundo Hoche Caseloth played az musical las.
week az the house OF Canon H Knowles. a. No.
11s West 9th street. Mr. Csseloth's studio Is az
Carnegie Hall. where he may be seen on Wednes-
days and Saturdays
Among S. c. Benefits promising pupils IS Miss
Anna Ballard OF Ocean Grove. " J. Miss Ballard.
who IS making her home in New York. is giving all
her time 70 singing. Another pupil Is ". T. Byrd.
OF Oklahoma City. Mr.. Benefits studio is az Eo.
401 Carnegie Hall
Eleanor McLelIan. successor 70 H Howard
Brown has a number OF pupils with voices ot
much promise, some Of the SINGERS stgdyyins with
Beatrice Fine
Leon Tecktonus has issued enc hundred and f-tT
invitations for his second studio musical which
Will take place this evening at No. SIS West 18th
street. Rafael Navas, the Spanish pianist viii
tons Of Mr. Tecktonius,s In his recital AZ Men
are an etude in major and ''Papilons.'
The first concert OF the season os the orstorfs
Society OF Newark. y. J.. viii take place to-rno--
row evening az the Kruger Auditorium, n Bel
mont mont aysnus- ! Ihs programme will ineuds Car
InsG i and I'd The Swan and the skyisrk the latte.
Carnegie Hall, viii be ths conductor.
AT the Church OF the Incarnation. Madison ava
nue. and S5th street, there will be Z special r1r-
organ recital under the auspices of the Guild os
OTsaniSts 9S SIS, Is anHoqncsd m L W X Hsddsn the
day afternoon az the conclusion OF the services a
short organ recital
Ferdinand Carri's Special Scale Studies IN q
new form for the violin. is said 10 have bseona
popular with teachers and students OF the violin
Nj CARR SAYS he has rece.yed aattsrins letters
ties. among whom aye Joseph Joachim. Otto Sew
Feorian Fajc. Leon Desardiors. Emil sagret and
Bernhard Dessau-
Max " Herzbsrg. pianist, ard pupil % Max
spicker. has resumed teaching az his studio. Nc
as aceomPanis1 70 Mns. schguaaH-fsink 51 r Antsn
Hekking and Maud Powell
The Ford School OF Expression. at No. ! ives.
4ath street, pleasing entertainment last Fri
day evening. Besides violin solo entitled Re-
Ciins Ford gave several readings 1rhicI Tsrs
greatly aPpreciatsd among then 5sinS TIE SCR
Bear story"
SIS fifteenth consecutive season concert az the Wal
dorf-Astorla last Wednesday evening
Edward Bromberg. who has his studios az No. 20
Carnegie Hall and No IS West Sst street. IS busy
teaching On November z he sang IN Troy. y. Y.
his Russian songs which were preceded By s1pian:
| recital in Philadelphia; on November 2s hs viii
sing with the Teutcnia Society Of Jersey Ci'y-
The second inaugural recital on The new organ
IN the chapel OF Sailors snug HareOr. Staten
Island VIII be given Tuesday. November IS. a. 50
p. m. Admission VIII bs free. :. Archer Gibson.
the organlst OF the Brick Presbyterian Church. th.S
city viii be heard in programme OF interest and
variety.
The pupils OF Helen AUSUtta Hayes, % No -
West 55th street. gave song recital AZ Carnegie
Hall Chamber OF Music last Friday evening. Ihs
following pupils took part: Misses Alice Hendrt s,
Rose Muster. Mary L Wallace, Margaret Nc
Gvegor. Gertrude Hayes, Nav Sheridan Elsie Bick>
eihaupt. Druscilla Cora Wennsr. Cara A5dlegs
Jessie McGregor and William FOuhy.