New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Henry IAr. studio at No 60 Irving Pscs. 10
sbovving his versatility as conductor and soIoist
An INTERPRETATION OF Mendeissohn's concerto for
violin was given by him on Wednesday evening
last at musical given BY Fred A Reed 70 hB
friends Mr. LII also conducted MS orchestra n
several well selected numbers Rafael saumsi,
who is considered pianist OF talent. was ase
heard IN solo.
Claude H wartord. No g East I'd street WI
present three Of his vocal scadents and one Diano
student at his studio recital which VII taks
Mace on Friday afternoon. November r. It's
nianist is Madeline Heyder; the vocalists are Mrs
E-1or.1c. AIpers coloratura soprano Miss Melissa
c,res,Ieaf soprano AMI T Hubert McCauley. tenor.
william, C. Carl Fas been successful in obtaining
places as organists for three members OF the Gul-
mant Organ School in nearby churches l. Scott
I3,Ibrrnan goes to the Morningsde Presbyterian
C,brrcb Jersey City; Troll Rees to the First
rraebvterfan Church, Woodhaven, Long Island.
cd Miss Mabel Neis has recently been engaged IN
the First Presbyterian Church, Chatham, " J.
Mime Frfeda Langendorn, mezzO soprano OK ths
Ma+roDolitan opera House. who made her debuE
+hIs saason IN concert at Hermann Klein's pop"
last Sunday is a hard worker. Notwithstanding
she has studied with European masters and has
sung In opera IN Vienna, Munich. Wiesbaden Dres-
don Hamburg Bayreuth and Berlin. sde does noe
und.r the well known vocal teacher. Julian Nor
NAN s.udio at No 81 West 1Osth street. pupil
or Mr. Norman James A Taylor. appeared a.
concert last Sunday given by the y W q A
ne sang several numbers. which were greatly ao-
plauded-
Helen True Winslow, singing and s7saztns Voics
+.aob.- :, nuzv at her residence studio, No. 10
v.st 157th street She uses the Richard WOOD
Coma method for the speaking voice Faion
system OF vocal science applied TO SOeec1 0esa
rpou standard for tone. thAe OF nusc- ="
work Il IS said. covers all the reGulrel1e.ls - '
voce user. and is said 90 be- gratifying IN It's -
suits.
-b. ,ourth IN the series Of free organ rscsSas
bv the American GuiId OF Orsanists W1H % p''n
at the Church OF ths Incarnation Msols0n -.
nro and S5th street, tomorrow evening" a So
o,,loct The affair Is under the direction OF "Glsn
u II.5da, 1rrs Rac F. A G. o., who Is warden
of the guild The following programmes WI ~
rendered: F11gue a Ia Clique. y 8 Bach AoaSo
,rerl Andrews; Marchs Caracteristique. TscnA-
l-owsExv; wedding Song, Burdett; scherzo' D071''
Caprice Jepson. and Symphonic ~
-rb. ardon Orchestra studio No. s6 West LIN
s+rae+ under the direction OF Ada l. Hand plAseu
for the harvest festival and bazaar heu ~ 80
1arSe ballroom OF the WaldOrf-Astoria on mo
afternoons and evenings OF November II ana ~
making the seventh consecutive season ths Or
cbestra has been engaged by this organization
Elizabeth X Patterson. soprano and vOics
teacher entertained a large and sppreclattve audi
ence at her concert which was held on November
70 AT No 81 West s6th street Miss Patterson was
assisted by Mrs. YOna MacgregOr. pianist ana
Hans KronoId. 'cellist-
Miss Margaret Anderton. the pianiste. who has -
Gently returned from Europe. made arrangements
while abroad 20 open studio IN Paris from July %
September TO accommodate those OF her pupils Vno
decided TO go abroad and wish TO continue tnsi'
studies. Miss Anderton VIII play IN London IN ms
spring OF 1909
Minnie Crudup vesey. teacher OF voics ard I'M
personator Of Southern folk and children's songs
now In Studio No. SO. Carnegie Hail
p W. RIesbers's recital on the Roosevelt organ
IN the First Methodist Episcopal Church Atisn'a'
drew a large audience on November r. Nh Res
berg was last week reelected secretary and trsaS
urer Of the Manuscript Society
1t Is announced that Nine Cappiani has deciuea
not TO return TO America this season. so her pLs-
Anna NJ Schirmer. will expound the Cappl '-r.
method Of instruction 1t is said Nine Cappian
book singing. recently published. IS havlns
wide circulation. Miss SChirmer VIII be az No "
West list street. New York. Mondays ana
Thursdays. and at No. 1s Elm street. New no
chelle. y. Y, the remaining days OF the wee
Miss Ruth F Beard assistant 70 Cecie N
Benrens teacher OF the piano. with studio at No
100 West list street. gave recital on ThursdAy
evening last in Studio No. 7O5. Carnegie Han Sn'
was assisted by Charles DresSler on the violin
Miss Amy Grant the reader gave Salons" st .
recital at the Hotel Plaza Thursday afternoon
Miss Grant will begin her Sunday rectals az her
studio. No 7S West 55th street. December Is
Eta Hamilton Martin. soprano and Emma Rca-
ardsonkdster. pianist gave successful recital Ok
American music before the Friday Afternoon Cias
recently Mrs Martin also appeared at the Metro
pohtan Temple cOnCert for the second time tn'
season.
The principal number on the musical ProgrShlH
OF Calvary Baptist Church Sunday evening NJ
Venber 1, was the choral selection The InnAn
matus' CRcssinD. from the staoat Mater CnsdsEN
hymn). BY the Calvary choir (E N. SovmAa
directory, with the solo obblszto ~ Eva Enn"
wyckoH.
On November - Louise Biggers. eors-sltcs w.
give recital a. the Severn Studios. No. isi "es'
18th street She viii be assisted by Belle FeitO-
planiste. and Rene Hebert violinist. Master ~ ~
bert. though considered well advanced N =
technique OF his Instrument Is only thirteen Js>
old.