New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

the zeIIman Philharmonic Society. and on Eeors-
airy % in Newark. y. T.
Miss Marguerite A. Gar recently gave a musical
her studio. No West I0sth street. which Ter
pupil Miss Eleanor Remiecks. played the follow
ing: 'PapilIon OfsfIIon" by Grieg; "vaIse Chro-
matique.'' by GODDARD; Witches Dance Mac
DoweII vase d major.
F. W Riesberg Of the American Guild Of Organ
lists has been engaged by Columbia University 20
give an organ recital on April % the large rev
instrument in St. PauTs Chapel He will play
programme of modern French composers.
L. A Russell director OF the Normal Institute Of
Music Carnegie Hail. announces series of
citals by the seniors and normal pupils. These
affairs. which to be known as co-nposers'
nights began last Friday evening the programme
being evening with opera composers
Miss Florence Kahn who is playing IL Lon
don in Ibsen's 'RosmershOu,'' is a pupil ot Clara
Bernatta Of No. 70 West led street. having "a
ceved vocal training for several seasons in sddi-
ton studying the french language and diction
from this teacher Edna Earle Andrews was
other pupil OF Miss Bernatta having studied sing
ing for opera work
Miss Bessie Abott is meeting WITH success IN
singing The Rose and the Moth" song writ
ten for her by Susannah MscaUlay, teacher Of
singing at Studio 800. Carnegie Hall
Nine Arno Schmidt and her pupils gave must
cal evening on THURSDAY. February 6. at Studio
s3s Carnegie Hall Mrs August Roebbelen assisted
Among those taking part were the Misses Agnes
Hopf Belle Levy, Helen Rietzel. Margaret Heu-
bach, Martha SchoenrOck and Erna Won Ginsh.tn-
Mrs W R Ballard gave N her apartments
the Hotel Regent on Tuesday. February ii. an IT,
formal musical and reception from 70 O'Clock.
The .Indisches Marchen,' by Reinecke. and HI
On n ntr
were played by Miss Viola Palmer
The thirteenth free organ recital Of the Aueri-
can Guild Of Organists will take place at ths
church of the Divine Paternity. Central Park
West and 18th street on Monday evening J. Wa
rem Andrews the organist. will be assisted oy
Beatrice Fine. soprano, and George c. Carrie tenor
Orchestra, whose studio is at No. IS West 1sth
street is meeting with much success in teaching
the I.eschetizky method to her many pupils
The newt nfano recital Of the Uir,z Piano School,
No 20 West 12lth street, will be given at tas
school on Friday evening. February 81 The pro-
sra1nnle Will include a recital by Miss Mae Syuss.
assisted by Miss Mae Baldwin. soprano
Mime Corani the well known prina donna. has
returned 70 this city. after extended absence
abroad and reopened her studio at Ne a4 East
18th street Many Of Nine. Corani's pupils will be
pleased TO learn Of this
Agnes Sumner Geer entertained last Monday
evening at the Young Mems Christian Association
in 23d street with the Criterion Male Quartet ard
also took part in concert at the navy yard on
Friday evening. giving harmonious monologles and
representations
The Thursday night opera class % Nine. Anna 3
ZiegIer's vocal studio at No ls3 West 44tn street
conducted in conjunction with Charles A Kaiser
-fo
been opened for Wednesdays az 2 ? n St1dsnIs
and professionals are invited 10 join
Frederic Mariner says thar az his studios. NO
81 West 92d street pupils are taught mental cSr
centratfon and realize the important ros =
pavs in every success in life To he able 70 think
correctly is an art. and when good thinking Is az
piled TO the gaining of plano technique raQid 0iOs
ress is assured He also states that the plaS1hs
of the pupils each Thursday evening not only AZ
foras pleasure. but il likewise valHaoio -cSS'-i -
concentration Of thoughts.
I Sauolor the singer. is having much success
in this country Mr.. SauOUoT recently arrived
from, Russia. where he has been singing IN opera
and oratorio. His studio is at No 2H 1ast 0''"
street
The pupils OF Helen August Hayes VIII s.ve tne
first performance in this city OF Robert SiIet'lS
comic opera Priscilla at the Lexington "Ps
House on Nav next. Among those WHO WI -.
part vii Misses cora W amer SAS-f
lace Clara ROdIey. May Sheridan. Agnes FiAS =
Gertrude Hayes. Margarite Christn1an ~
Lotten Agnes Wolsering and May McFa''''
Two pupils Of Rose STANCE. Mrs. ElizaoelA 49,
and Miss Jennie Hunphries. sang the N%--S -
homo from the .-Stabat Mater and N's- So 80
the 'Inhanlnatus" at tEse Swedish Lu'nea
Church Third avenue and Pacific street b'c'N''
February g.
Alber. spaIding. the youus American Vo-'ns
who has been studying muse abroad aaS 80 So,
thing 20 say about violin playing lE q" -.
recently written SrCm Florence It5ly- in 49,,
music" ne Says. always portray the p''7
and most JOYOUS SIDE Wild ranIlnS pls'eS -.
and irritate the nerves. and for the tnle -
make Us feel an emotion the after taste . -.
IS neither pleasant nor lasting. Music WAt" : II
To art and beautiful in itself does not nseC - -,
TO it's aid tricks nature. bUr lives IA'i7P'. -
and we feel It's benefit. long after the o'"s'
gotten.
\ piano recital by May kidder-Peiree' :.
by Anthony Henderson Euwer. will tsAe p pS,
the formers studio No 1947 Broadway. Oh
AIRY y. at $50.
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