New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

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| orchestra gave concert at Carnegie Chamber
/ Music Hall Friday evening. January 81 Tho
| orchestra played Mendelssohns Spring Song
! Pierne's "serenaee" and the sextet from -I.uca"
a harp solo Mr. Abt played a transcription of
/ Bragas Angels Serenade
| Mrs Iegyett who lives No. 322 West lmss
stree, has engaged Miss Elizabeth Patterson u
render her half hour OF song" at her AT
/ on February % and %. These short programmes
| consist Of two Italian. two French and two German
/ songs two songs by English composers and two
| by MacDowen
| piano recital by Miss Elsa Tannert. pupil Of
| Gustav I. Becker. assisted by Robert Burkocer
! violin: w J.. Brigham. cello. and James C. Dunn.
| piano. given at the home OF Mr.. Becker. No. I
| West 10Th street. on Saturday afternoon Fe5ru-
| ary L The programme consisted OF selections
| which greatly appreciated BY attentive
audience
Mrs Rollie Borden Low the well known soprano
| has having great success at the concerts
| which she has sung this winter A novelty she
| has introduced IS the wearing OF the appropriate
| costume when singing French chansons Her sue
the second subscription concert at NorwaIk
/ Conn. when In addition dramatically singing
| four chansons she sang the scene and eavatns
! from Norma positive that she was imme-
diately engaged for next year.
William c. Carl has arranged for a course Of
| lectures on ROy tHOir framing 70 Ds gwen "
| Clement r Gale Mus Bach. before the students
OF the Guilmant Organ School The annual ex-
animation IN 'nymnoIogy' was held last Thursday
afternoon Mr. Dufield having completed his
Of lectures and being now extended vacation
in Egypt.
Miss Amy Grant and Adolf Close viii present
the opera Sabine a reading. with music. at
the formers studio. No. IS West 55th street. on
Sunday afternoons $50 O'Clock and Thursday
evenings at $50 o'clock during February
A song recital! by the pupils OF Frank j. Bene-
dict with Mr. Benedict the piano. vas given at
Miss Buchanan's studio. N Carnegie Hall. on FRI
day evening January 81 Miss Elizabeth Cullen.
of Hartford. Conn. a mezzo-sop-ano. appeared.
pleasing q select audience.
Agnes Sumner Geer the child irnpersonator.
again entertained at the Wanamaker concerts on
Saturday for the children One Of her pupils Mise
May ID. Hart. has also been successful IN enter
tanning She appeared at a concert for the Young
Wonnens Christian Association OF Jersey City last
week and also at a wOman's club on staten
Island Miss Geer may be seen by appointment az
No 2 East lSth stre-e
In a circular Nine Ziegrer, OF the Studio for the
Art and Science of Singing. ct No. lS West <sta
! street says:
1t is the special purpose OF my studio TO s.ve
SnoWiedgs so that the SUDDEN, viii sing not only
from natural endowment Dut also oy scientific
| habit. which will be as second nature
! Insa Hoegsbro, the Scandinavian pianist, and tbs
| Hungarian vtolinist. Siesmund Grosskopf. played
| at Mr. and Mrs. G. Trimure's house on Sunday
| afternoon. February 2 The piano and violin
| solos were highly appreciated Mr. Grosskoprs
studio is at No 137 West SD street. and Mss
| Hoegsbros studio is at the Gardner. No IS West
/ Ed street.
4 ming rSv nv
| G. Waring Stebbins and Miss Francis Pelton Jones'
| in the large dining at the Hotel Narragan-
/ sert, Broadway and 93d street. at which hotel Mr.
! Stebbins has his studio They were assisted by
| Miss Gretchen HeidekIand. soprano sooist Of the
Church Of the Redeerner Brooklyn. WHO Is a pupil
| of Mr.. Stebbins. and William Grazing King vso-
! Iinist.
AIois Trnkas pupil. David HochsteIn. VIII play
| interesting programme at his violin recital
| which will take place Tomorrow evening az the
/ Carnegie Music Hall
| Miss Viola Palmer played the Fantase In
\ promptu by Chopin. and an encore the valss
! Foupee by Poldini before the Theatregoers Club
at their meeting December % Miss Palnlars
/ studio IS No. "a West 10th street
| Ross David who teaches the De Reszke vocal
method, gave musical at his STUDIO No . East
22d street. January %. The programme Included
| French. German and English songs also a part Of
The Persian Garden and the duet from Car
men, Among the pupils who sang AIass
Horton Dalzell. Eva Qufntard. Rena Lazen. Ray
mond Loder. Franklin Russell Lawrence Whitman
and Frederick c. Tanner.
The International Conservatory Of Music. No. -
| Lexington avenue. announces special engagements
of artists in the departments OF vocal ard insru-
mental study at special rates. The students Or
chestra invites outsiders Join them without e1'
pense A prospectus OF the school viii be sent On
request
Marie Arrauce OF No. 2S2 West I'd street. ts pre-
pared receive her former pupils at her studio
| Miss Arrance expects a busy spring
Louis Arthur Russell OF Carnegie Hall WIKI nis
memorial choir gave Sunday. February : an =
teresting service OF cathedral music in the Pedde
Memorial Church. Newark The service illustrated
the development OF musical compositions SCI 70 the
! texts OF ancient hymns and eanticles OF tho
Church. Calkn's service in G. TOurss in E. ex-
cerpts from masses. with 4 festival Nagnifcat oy
Russell and the we'll known festival Te DeII N
e fiat by Dudley Buck supplied the material foF
| unique choral service AZ this church Mr. Rus
sell and his choir give monthly choral services
presenting the standard OratOr!Os and other worAs
l.. Samoilon. opera singer. who recently arrlSeu
| from Russia and opened a studio at No 2S Eass
57th street sang for the Russian Press Club aS'
Sunday at the Manhattan Lyceum.
Several of the advanced pupils OF the Manhattan
College of Music No 40 West I15th street. Leon N'
Kramer director appeared At musical on Fe|
ruary at the Harlem Casino. They inoiuGs