New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

.T,erIes belmont bass. The orchestra was COM
-osed largely Of Philharmonic men
STUDIO NOTES.
ri songs and sayings for children and grown
ups" will take place at the Berkeley Theatre: in
noon. December %. at 3:l5 O'Clock
t5andeI's oratorio The Messiah" will be sung
under the direction of William c. Carl in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fifth avenue and 18th street
this evening at s O'Clock. Mr. Carl will spend the
holiday vacation at The Laurel House Lakewo9d
raa11t organ School on January =
Arthur Philip. barytone and teacher, has filed
number of engagements lately. among them being
private recital in this city On Tuesday night he
sang the SAINT -sasns Christmas o1aoro in Mount
Vernon with the Musical Society Tomorrow Mr,
philip viii sing The bafone p paEa ubaaT IN ths yenins
necenher Nete % Mr. Philip will sing the STORY of
Bethlehem by Vert, in Mamaroneck' " l.
Caruso is TO sing in Ostend next April limited
.7rrater of performances The management has
secured for leading soprano roles Nile Lillian Gren-
VILE now singing in Milan Italy Miss GrenTihs ncan4S
opened a studio in this city
Mrs J. w DunneIl has accepted the position OF
soprano soloist at St Paui's Episcopal Church'
Englewood. N J. Her term OF office began on De aHd
1a1-
tEenty-four voices
r- f-erri+ Smith of No. 1e East z1st street VIII
give his 2s2d free organ recital at the South Church
en Monday afternoon. January s. under the auspices
of the American Guild of organists ne Mes Mes
soon. s25r DeceTaber %, with choir and soloists
The Rez Bernsn Meyer, cantor of the Arverne
sznarogue says that the advantage OF me.
r,lt,-re6 voice lies not only in tie beauty OF tone
r,t also in its ability 10 withstand great amount
Of exertion and hard S wSrI briancs l OF tone Mr.
Meyer, who for SIX years d. a r1e $40 singing
and chors opensa studio f9E 1t gofs sfs
and sight reading at No 10 west ilS'h sO
r,. prsnceron University Mandolin Club Is feat
,,r1ng q selection Of The Merry Widow arranseo
by w J. Kitchener, whose studio is a. -ra,as -
West ssta street composer end d. aT.sager .aaf8r
NJ Kitchener IS known by many or the iea1s wnrs
colleges and .ts sohs0 for the violin mandolin and
plano.
E--sderic Mariner whose studios for piano ins'rnc
..on ar No 81 West s2d street are open 10 the
musical public on dhnTsoa scitais viii be omitted
during the holidays The next ponne pneT 9sos.
7b. New York Banks Giee Club of which II. n
19uuphries conductor. held the nIst coo. go. =,
-zentv-ninth season Tuesday evening At Cs :a,,n
&C Han With the assistance Of Kari Klein Nioili
Isl. and Marie stoddart. soprano " was GU
Mr Klein chose Guraud's Csprice bS
.sinuet TIgbays zephir, ,en Sna an areWem to Ny
c;eorsia Home. Miss StoddaTIt TT sang s.snE e. THOMAS
.s,1n-ner s.; Chalninade and .,,oxe has n .I4bon
ty Rogers. She also sang 'he oOOAs
Inc Tide" by Dubois
NJ ,-o,-e5 Of tt. Metropolitan Opera House.
.,---;re f,lI admission certain nights Oh Ia
80 90 ,h,ee Of the students OF the Master Scnooi
20 Nnssc of No 1os Montague street. bfoohsA - =.
and Mr. Hs-1rnerstein also gives .nT prera at the
men
the Royi acsdey Of s. ceeil&is & Gf R9e da s
announces that he has resgngs s9nls;son No venue
his new studio. No a1a Aia1i'O
rs. p-o-,here on November rs sang with the
Teutouia Society. Jersey City On Jahuai3 .,t
,fnps .n Newark N J. Besides singing IA puonu' n
Nv pro-nherg IS busy teaching Among ms pups pups
s-e MS valentine. soprano soloist' MISS BARK
alto sOlost Thomas WiaiTS VI RaS;oDengh Bass He
eaaocs free trial 70 those Int g 30 las
west sIst street
r,ss Anna Ballard. one Of s. C. Burnetts pupils
ss - -a..d +o give a song recital at PEN
-,,v+o, eenofnarv Pennington, N J. After the no.l
dsys Eridags SERIES sSios Si W n Carnegie Hail
rsr.rs e rJaveres whose studio is at NO 1859
R-osdwev IS having success with coachl'ls soAeo
others pTncPals inc rT0ih from hf IAnes
hav. been studying with him this season.
Tho panxs
week gave a performance Of Rossinis s'aoa.
xp,er" WITH owen Tuttle, conductor, VIII neie
vres:x basin .,e study of Haydns 'Crea tlon WtlSl
Will be plyen in latter part OF drad
soc.ty has now a membership OF over one huhoreu
selected voices.
Mn. T. ne Arteu removed her etuolo I1oiI'
Nc 1en Yves. 18th street TO No zof East et11A
street where she will be pleased to meet her iof
rner pupils
pasaei Navas of Carnegie Hail. appeared AT
plsno recital given under the auspices OF pho
Rochester Tuesday Musical Club at Hocnes'er on
December H.
On Sunday December IS. Max HerzoerE was tio
assisting ranis. at the reading given by MIS- 1onn
Jerome Rooney, of Ibsens Peer IsI1t, wiz
Griegs music To-day at p m tsabs Mr; 1KronoId
musical st ihe waldorf in the state apartment Ns
Among tie Herzberg pupils In plah2S 2Soa,e ah Mr
hsnaal Klein ana mh asy- are Tuesdays and Fri
Gays from to D. m at MS s'o"o' " Wv
On Tuesday evening, December IL. Miss fa%a.e. %
son ,sr. . r.c,.,l at her studio. No. IA West s4en
xsreet .t which vas rendered an excellent pro-
sranme The patroness Of the rectsa =, ths nro Ins
sn,n nvn E,oi NO Mi.s Pattersons pupils. Miss pes
Maret and Theodore Meyer. sang.
T., .s,,s;. A., eas In Carnegie Hall Madame Trotfn
Is busy Outside OF her classes IN sum Ie.uS
she is preparing q concert OF ScanoinasiAn piANo
mu:,s shs WIN have on the II fns smoas9n sehoo
six NorwegiaS six Swedish three Dsa'eh ano
three Finnish.
USED UP.
Digby--sicw long did IL take goa TO learn 70 run
Disby-Five or ak what? wesk.' eu. s..sn