New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

at concert the High Street Presbyterian Church.
of Newark, N. J.. Thursday evening. March s.
She appeared IN aria from The Husuenots'
and in a duet from Aida with Corinns RocIxavay
Mrs Eleanor Hazard Peacock a singer from De-
troit. is in New York taking a course Of les
sons with Arthur de Guichard who has a studio at
No. 143 West 42d street Mrs Peacock IS being
coached in a number OF oratorio roles and French
and English songs.
Professor Henry CIausen. violin Instructor. has
opened a studio at No. SOP East 18th street Pro-
fessor CIausen IS a graduate OF the Royal Danish
Conservatory. Copenhagen. and teaches in accord
ance with the Joseph Joachim method
susannah MacauIey of Studio No. SOC. Carnegie
Hail. gave a musical last Thursday evening. az
which her pupils. Mrs. Edward Gray and Miss
Darragh sang Harriet Pratel acting pianist.
The entertainment ended with burlesque grand
opera. in which Miss Lerch and Miss Wood took
the leading parts.
Frank J Benedicts vocal studio is nov AZ No.
1860 Broadway.
Tho pupils OF Maestro Giorsio SuIH gave pleas
ing musical last evening at his studio room. No.
82s Carnegie Hall. The programme. which COM
prSed nine numbers. rendered by Miss Emma
Gleason. d coloratura soprano. and SerafnO Bo-
gatto tenor. One of Mr.. SuITs pupils is signor
Mario samn1arco. at present barytone OF the Man
haitian Opera House
Irene Ackerrnan on March gave an at home at
her studio. No 1947 Broadway. Among those who
helped 10 make the affair enjoyable were Charles
Abercrombie. Agnes Sumner Geer, Mrs. Nay Kid
der Pierce. Eden CrevilIe. Martin GaudOker. Na-y
Goodwin stueIer. Amy Ames, Constana Haublin.
Thomas II. Sill. Mrs. Mary Ives TODD the Countess
Won Boos Farrar. Henry Samborn, Walter Bentley.
Maude B. Adams and Jennie Wilder
This evening az Calvary Baptist Church. 57th
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Dr..
Macarthur will continue his Lenten sermons on
The Seven Sayings from the Cross The special
music by the hundred voice choir. under the direc-
ton of Edward Morris Bowman Will include Han
dels Behold the Lamb of God" Just as Am
Camp. Now Is the Day OF Salvation tJIacFar-
lane) and Jesus, Word OF God Incarnate" (Nevtn).
Nine. Hervor Torpadie. Of Carnegie Han. CAV.
reception with music last Sunday evening. March
s. in honor of Mr. and Mrs Fsiecardo Martin Sew
eraI songs sung by her pupils Mrs. Carter
karr, Mrs. Hamilton Gamble. Mrs. Herbert Noble
and Miss Greta Torpade. gave much pleasure:
also violin solos by Miss Martina J0hrz1oue. be-
sides some German songs by Heinrich Msyn the
well known barytCne.
Miss Florence Easton. formerly o. the Savags
Opera Company. who appeared in Madam BUt-
y
TO be meeting with much success in Berlin Size
has been engaged by Count von HuISen. intendant
of the Royal Opera. for a period Of five years
Last Thursday evening the pupils Of Frederic
Mariner gave their regular weekly recital at the
studio. No. 81 West ed street.
Miss Gretchen Heidekans. who has been APPOINT
ed soprano soloist OF Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
is a pupil of c. Warins stebbins- The position
which Miss Hedeklang obtained had been sought
after by many singers OF conspicuous regulations.
\ good sized audience was attracted to the Vir-
gil Gordon Piano School, No 15 East Slst street.
on Friday evening, 70 hear the children o. the
school perform The parents and friends were
greatly pleased at the showing made.
Three young Brooklyn singers engaged to
sing in concerts this week Martha GisseIl. So
prano. Will appear with the KaItenbOrn Quartet az
Association Hall; Lillian Frink soprano. viii snS
with the LieGerkranz at Madison square Gar
den concert hail. and Edith Nagee. ccntralto.
Will be the sooist at the Arions second grand con-
cert All three are pupils of Arthur CIassen- II
Miss Anna Potash. a pupil of Leon NJ. Kramer.
sang at a musical last sunday the rooms OF the
Young Mems Benevolent Association
On March 70 the HaIevy Singing society. OF which
Leon NJ Kramer is conductor. viii give conceF;
at Cooper Union. The soIosts for the occasion are
Miss Edna Stern, soprano. and Leo LisbenmAI
tenor Alexander Saslavsky. violin. and Albert
Wensten. piano will also take part. An Interest,"
ing programme has been arranged
Leo Techtonius. pianist viii give recital n tne
grand ballroom OF the Plaza Hotel Tuesday
evening. March p. assisted by Nile. Giulia Alan'
eoloratura soprano OF the Amsterdam tioIanO
Grand Opera.
The Hungarian vIOIinist Siegmuud Grassaopl
and the Scandinavian pianist Inga Hoegsoro gave
a musical at Mir and Mrs William AlexandsTs
home on Wednesday evening. March Il Lne'F
playing was greatly enjoyed Mr. Grass1opfs
studio is at No. 137 West sd Miss RoeSs-
bros at The Gardner No. rs West I'D street
Louis Arthur Russell. director. announces
series of lectures before the students OF the
Normal Institute of Music. at Carnegie Hall. cur
Ing Lent There Will be three Tuesday evening
lectures on vocal topics. English djCtton. ETC.
and two ON pianoforte playing with especial rex
erence IN all the topics the pedagOgic processes
OF MI Russell. The lectures will be illustrates
nausicaiy and VIII be open 10 the public IufornE
tion Will be given by the secretary Of the MeirS
politan Music Schools. No. SS Carnegie Hail.