New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

street. Her debut at the Royal Theatre Island OF
| Malta, is said TO have been very successful
Miss susannah Macanlay. of No. So3 Carnegie
Hall. introducing her pupil. Florence Hayes IN
formally last Thursday at the home OF Mrs James
C. Clark. Miss Macanlay is laying great stress on
her special method OF breathing and enunciauon-
Harold Keister Jacob has removed his studio 70
No 154 Halsey street. Brooklyn where his enlarged
quarters and commodous rooms meet the approvaI
of his many students at the Stuyvesant HelShts
district.
Mendelssohn's motet. Hear My Prayer was the
principaI number in the programme OF the musical
service rendered last Sunday evening in the En-
manuel Baptist Church, Lafayette avenue and ST.
James Place, Brooklyn. The other numbers were
"Magnifcat." Barnby: 20 Rest in the Lord Men
delssohn. and Hail. Holy Light, Stebbins The
solo quartet and full choir of thirty cultivated
voices sang. G. Waring Stebbins. whose studio
| is at the Hotel Narragansett played the organ and
! conducted the choir.
| DR. Garret Smith will give talk on the i'm
portance the study of theory in order to become
a master Of any department Of music culture at the
! Master School of Music, No. los Montague street.
Brooklyn in the future The advanced pupils
viii present their original compositions. ana d
mixed programme will follow.
ON January % Nav Kidder Pierce will assist Mrs.
| Cecilia Lacy Baker at recital TO be held at 81
John the Baptists Sisters School. Mrs. Pierce will
receive at her studio No. 1947 Broadway on satur-
day afternoon, January 49,
I On Friday afternoon January 3. Miss Melissa
GreenIeaf. soprano. and Miss Mary Haendel. con-
trato. two Claude Warford's pupils, gave song
recital at his studio in 10Th street. They were
sisted by Madeline Heyder. plano student On jan
uary Il Mr. Warford will present three other pupils
| in recital
Mary Adelaide Iiscom and Henry Schweitzer
have been engaged to give recitals this winter
under the auspices OF the American Guild of Organ
lists. Both post-graduates Of the Guimant
Organ School. and are still continuing their work
with Mr.. Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Krens. whose studio is at
No Manhattan avenue. will give a concert of
their compositions at the National Arts Club on
January 2s They will be assisted by Mr.. Avery
BeIon. barytone. The Krfens Quartet is engaged
for series OF ten concerts at the University Club
of Brooklyn.
An interesting lecture given at the Price Cot
tie Conservatory of Music. Nd. nos Seventh avenue
on SATURDAY. January The subjectSas Chopin
and His Works" Miss P. E. Cotte. the interpre-
taton teacher and lecturer. played number OF
Cho,n's compositions TO illustrate his different
styles The contest piece etude, Op. 25 No
g The prize by Miss Vie Meakins-
Miss Frances A. Hollinshed. whose studio is at
No q Hancock street Brooklyn. teacher of voice
culture has made special study OF Wagner's
works and heard "Parsifai'' and Tristan und
Isolde" at one the Bayreuth festivals. Her
Wagner lecture and recitals interesting and in
structive. She also lectures upon Beethoven,
HAYDN, Gounod and other tone poets.
, Edward Bromberg, after weeks holiday, has
resumed vocal instruction at his studios. No 109
Carnegie Hall and No. 13s West sst street. AT his
Carnegie Hall studio Mr.. Bromberg is TO be found
on Tuesday and Friday afternoons usual; other
davs he is No. 13s West s1st street Mr. Brom-
berg announces free voice trial to those inter-
ested
Mary Hart, a pupil of Agnes Sumner Geer, eo-
cutiorist will recite for New Yorker Club this
evening at the Hotel Astor. Miss Geer entertained
the children NJ wanamaker's last Saturday morn
ing and afternoon having been engaged by special
request
Singers Of an grades wishing study sight read
ing and general culture will be interested in
the class now forming under Louis Arthur Rus
sell at the Normal Institute of Music. No S53
Carnegie Hall While this musical culture class is
especialIv intended for the students OF the Metro
potan Schools OF Musical Art. ii is open 10 any
one desiring to take up the serious study of musi-
cal theory applied 10 the practice or singing
The class will organize on Tuesday evening Janu-
airy a. Circulars may he had of the secretary. No
S5S Carnegie Hall
The second recital OF Miss Amy Grant and Adolf
Close takes place this afternoon a 339 o'clock in
Miss Grants studio. No IS West 18th street. An
interesting programme Is announced