New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

school teachers Of Jersey city on December Is. On
| December IS she gave her complete programme OF
| Southern songs at Marion School, Stamford, Conn
| On December % she will give her chdrens s songs
| in FTatbush in drawing room recital.
Josephine sw1ckard concert soprano, studio NO.
| 116 Yves. 18th street is engaged to sing FOR tne
| Ideaiya Club at Its private entertainment at inc
Waldorf tomorrow afternoon.
| 4 students musical was given at st. Gabriels
| School, PeekskiiI last Monday evening. Miss Ellen
| Anderson sang two songs. "Solvejg's Sunshine
| Song" and Solvejg's Cradle Song" Miss Ander-
| son is one of Miss Estene Platrs pupils at the
|. school.
| Mrs Frank E Ward, wife OF the well known Or
| eanist and composer, sang at a special afternoon
| musical OF C;rieg music on December IA at Port
: C'raeter She has been engaged to sing The Mes
| siah' for The Bronx Oratorio Society on December
30 Mrs Ward has studied with some Of the best
vocal teachers in New York and Washington and
has for the last year been q pupil Of DIT Franklin
! Lawson, the tenor and teacher. OF No East 4zo
! street.
| At the concert to be given by Cecile NJ Behrens
/ In the grand ballroom of the Plaza Hotel on Tues
day evening January 8, 1909, at which she VIII Dc
| assisted by Miss Olive Mead, vionist, and Leo
Schulz 'cellist, the programme will include Men
! delssohn's trio in D minor solos by Mrs Behrens'
| Theme and Variations from trio Juhaikowsky)
J and "Walzermarcher (SchutO
\ s,0nor vincenzo NoveUL tenor and teacher Of
voice culture by the italian method, has opened
studio No 85 West 42d street slgnor Novelii Is
| q graduate of the Royal Conservatory OF Naples
| ItaIy where he was the pupil OF Professors Sea-
,s+I and CsreIlf n,aestri di canto He has sung in
nearly all principal cities abroad with much sue
cess.
Theodore Habelmann. whose school Of opera IL
Vast End q
| vocal teacher as we'll teacher of repertory-
Many of his pupils. it is said, attribute their sue
| cess TO his wide experience as teacher heder
| singer opera singer. stage manager and musician
| The school is equipped with stage and al the
| psraphernalia necessary to give a proper back
ground to his ambitious students.
James Savage. the well known vocal teacher,
reports a busy season for his professional pupil.
John Young tenor in concert and oratorio. In the
| latter part OF November Mr.. Young went on tour
| with the Russian Symphony Orchestra. In the
present month he has sung for the Women's Club
! of Glen Ridge n. J.; st Paul" with the Lynn
| (Mass) Oratoro Society; "Hora Novssima and
| "stabat Mater (RossinD with the New Haven
Oratorio Society, with the Rubinsten Club of New
| York and in Christmas oratoro CBach with the
| Mount Vernon On. " Choral Society.
! The musical presented by Miss Elizabeth x
| Patterson soprano and teacher OF the voice.
December Is was considered by those present
success. Besides the singing Of her pupil, Miss
Marion des Marth, Miss Patterson introduced
young violinst Miss Mabel Hertz, who entertained
with her playing.
On December Is Frank Ormsby sang Judas
Maccabeus' in Washington, on December 1S
Swan and SkyIark' in Peace Dale. r. L, and this
evening Will be the soloist at the Hermann Klein
pop" concert
Louis Arthur Russell with the Peddie Memorial
choir will give the annual performance of THE
Messiah" this evening. The chorus will be assisted
by three soprano soloists, Mrs. Orrie Knsey Tay-
lor Mrs. Clifford Marshall and Miss Alice An
thony; Miss Alice Van Nalts. contrato; Royal
FISH tenor. and T. n. Meyer, basso. The soprano
and contrato solosts from the Normal Inst-
tute, Carnegie Hall
Miss Louise R. Allen, piano instructor. formerly
a pupil Of the Institute of Musical Art. has opened
& studio at No. la West 22d street. Miss Allen
teaches in accordance with tho Leschetizky
method
Maurice Mike. violinist and teacher. studio No
142 West street will appear at the
be given to-day at the Plaza Hotel under the pat
ronage Of Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt. The concert
is given in aid Of bed in the Liberty Sanatorium
Rena Iazelle soprano solost of the St Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church. studio No 536 West
End avenue. in addition to a number Of local
gagements, will in January make trip to Wash
ington and Virginia, where she win appear in
cert work. Miss Lazelle has recently signed a
States.
The Master School of Vocal Music, No. los Mon
tague street, Brooklyn, It is reported. is having
the most successful since it's organization.
Double the number of pupils have been enrolled
this year thanks TO the efforts Of the manager,
Richard Ewers. Mr.. Ewers is receiving credit for
many improvements The faculty includes able
teachers and artists. who encourage pupils TO make
the of their opportunities AS the is
founded and endowed by leading people, it makes
possible for any talented pupil who is unable to
pay receive instruction in all branches of music
DR.. Carl e Duff is to sing the bass part OF
Handers Messiah which will be given in Car
negie Hall this afternoon.
John W. Nichols. the tenor and teacher. pupil
Of Jean de Reszke OF Paris. and Dr. Carl f.
Dufft, Of New York City. is said to be having
great success in the training OF tenor voices
Among some OF his tenor pupils are Thomas f.
Delaney, Paterson, n. J.; II. H. Hurlbut, New
York City; Walter LAwrie. Staten Island: w. l.
Watson, Weehawken. N. J.; J. +. McCarrou
and James J. Walsh. New York City; G Guy
T1nSie Kansas City and Mr OBrten, Brook
lyn, all of whom now singing In churches In
and around New York
Mrs. John w. Nichols pianist, accompanist and
teacher. whose studio Is at No. East 10Th street.
has been busy OF late accompanying different sing
ers and In a number Of assisting them In
piano work when they have wished IT. Mrs. Mich I
singers who desire short course in piano teoh-
nique to enable them accompany themselves or !
their pupils.