New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
,.-- IN Brooklyn. In January, II Is expected, it
1, be heard in Manhattan.

- N Brooklyn. In January. IT is expected. it
,,, he heard Manhattan.
IT " Rutherford and Master Samuel
.-s gave their services, through the courtesy
Pose stsnge. of No. e27 Fifth avenue, for the
go O in aid of the working mothers py the Tenn
JS-aei Sisterhood yesterday
.,,r de C;uichards classes for French diction
+ne Interpretation of song and French operate
N -.o-- are meeting with among profes-
'nol singers, many OF whom coaching with
-. rr de Gucharsl receives Tuesdays and
1raanesdsvs only al his studio. No. l4s West sd
street
r.-s,k 7 Benedict OF No 53S West ssth street
-.s-sst of St Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church
.e iust published pamphlet entitled How Beau
-, singing Voices Are Made" Plain answers to
steal questions about voice culture and the art
=, singing are made feature
Edward E. Treumann. of No. $50 Lenox avenue
,.nist and instructor. states that his classes are
n we'll filed and that he is engaged TO play this
winter az many musical clubs and private musi-
csls His class for special elementary instruction
IS enrolling many new members.
Miss Amy Grant gives this afternoon. at 3:3o
st her studio No. IS West 55tn street. the fifth IF
re- eight Sunday recitals. The programme con
,i<ts of readings with and without musical accom-
ysnInent
F,aton Brounoff. teacher OF Herbert witherspoon.
has opened a new studio No. 1916 Broadway.
Resides teaching voice culture ne also secures en-
ea-ements for his pupils
The New York Banks GIee Club. H. f. Hum
rnries conductor, will give their first concert of
rb. season II Carnegie Hail. 57th street and Sey-
enth aveI~e Tuesday evening. December "a.
Rafael Navas. the Spanish pianist will appear
Irf--, York 7aTcS
Hail on December IL. His next programme con-
.ains six works, two OF which are by Amer
fcan composer
FIarr Conway is giving instruction both pro-
:sssionals and amateurs, at his dramatic studio.
So ,s7 West s5th street.
Max NJ Herzberg. whose studio is al No. $50
Central Park West. acts to-day as the assisting
-,ianist al the Hans krpnod Chamber Music
certs al the Waldorf-Astoria- The programme in
Guides the Schuuann Piano Quartet, and the
Beethoven Clarinet Trio Michael Banner. the
x5oliust viii have the assistance OF Mr. Herzberg
in the Beethoven Kreutzer Sonata.
Ths grand opera Martha will be given by the
Allied Arts Association OF Brooklyn il Association
Hall tomorrow. The programme includes Nine
Alma Webster. soprano; Nine. Katherine Noach.
dramatic Soprano George c. Carrie. tenor: George
s Madden, baritone. besides chorus OF seventy
fire solo voices and orchestra Of forty.
Nendelssohn's oratorio Elijah will be given by
the augmented choir Of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. Lafayette avenue and St James's Place.
Brooklyn this evening at 7:So c. Waring Stebbins.
the organist and director, whose New York studio
is et the Hotel Narragansett, will conduct The choir
and play the organ.
Nine Jaeger. @: the Master school of Music. No.
.o8 Montague street. Brooklyn. has arranged for q
number OF interesting evenings the school this
In Han Mnae paer~ will
before the pupils. faculty and subscribers Art
in life" There viii also ae programme of music
by the students
Student recital plays en- important part in the
teaching OF Frederic Mariner and his corps of in
st-ucto-s. held each week Thursday evenings.
and free all interested in watching the progress
Of his piano pupils These recital lessons in public
playing are OF unusual value 70 the pupils. AT the
next recital, December 3 the pupils will be as
sisted by Mrs Frances Van Neen. soprano who
viii sing several interesting numbers.
The studio musical by Leo Tecktonius. No. 355
Ees- 57th street, Sunday evening, one Of the
most successful given by this teacher. Among
these who rendered the programme were Cecil
James. tenor. Miss Florence Hinkie, soprano:
Sigaor Serophano Baggato, tenor. Wilby Lamp
ing court 'cellist Of Karlsruhe. Germany; William
K-ieg vioInist, and Leo Tecktonius were heard
in the Gries Sonata
Lionel HaZss tsohsarte Is rneetlhs "lt0 Hi'i,ii
saccesz placing his pupils aovantageously. De
Wolf Hopper's new prirna donna is Miss Nella
shayne AS Z result OF daily lessons. 1he Is en-
ahled to step into her rev place from the
ranks Of the chorus in Ben Hur." Hal FfersoIl.
another pupil. is leading bsrvtone with the Wine.
Woman and Song company. Mr. Robsarre's new
studios are at No. 80 West 44th street
Arthur c,eithe, French horn soloist, VIII appear
~ rhe free organ recital which will be given by
William G Carl at the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow al O'Clock.
Arthur Philips barytone and teacher. has been
engaged to sing Saint-SaGns Christmas oratorios
INT Verer.on and Tarrytoun December lS; also
special service At Bridgeport, Conn. December D
Tie Amateur Glee Club. under Mr Philips's direc-
zion has resumed rehearsals at No 15 West 5oth
street
fTr NrnTH ETYyU GHA1DC