New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
STUDIO NOTES.

A iOint recital by Leo TechtOn1us. pianist. and
Wilhelm Lamping. cenist will take place this CON.
ing Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock. at the HotI
Astor- An interesting programme has been ar.
ranged.
AIofs Trnka is preparing his pupil, David Hoca
stein. for violin recital 20 be given at the Car
negie Chamber Music Hall Monday evening
February 10
Nine Corani italian prima donna has resumed
vocal instruction at her studio No. 24 East 1sa
street After an absence OF several years Nina
Corani is prepared TO welcome her former pupils
The Grosskopf studio is now at No 20 West "a
street Mr. Grosskopf is a graduate OF the cons4r
vatory- at F'rankfort-On-the-Main He IS ASSOCIATED
with Nine Jensen. vocal Instructor, who Is a grad
uate OF the Royal Conservatory at Copeuhagn
and was a pupil OF Grieg and oc Nine. Artot. 4
Paris.
Mary Wagner Gilbert Will give pupils pam
recital next Thursday evening in her studio. M
S25 Carnegie Hall
The pupils OF Gustav L. Becker. assisted By
Mrs J. VI McKerchey, contraltO. gave a lecture
musical at Mr.. Becker's home studio No. Yves.
1o4th street on Saturday afternoon. January
The audience was composed OF relatives and
friends OF the pupils. A carefully selected pTe
CANINE performed
Frederic Marinet OF No. 81 West sd street.
specialist in technic. says he assures every per-
former needing greater and more positive techn
that the same can be easily and quickly acquirs
and with little effort. Mr.. Mariner enjoys h.a
reputation as teacher
An Ave Maria" written BY SUsanuah Maesz
lay. teacher OF singing. whose studio is No. u
Carnegie Hall. has been published BY LUckhard
BeIder II is a composition adapted for big
soprano.
] Harry Wheeler has resumed teaching az q |
studio. No > West 18th street. where he can y I
seen any day His method Of voice culture is oass
Italian principles
NJ and Nine Louis Sajous teachers OF singrs
whose speciality IS voice placing. have settled
New York. opening studio az No. 81 Lextnga
avenue
The vocal and piano students OF Claude II. va.
ford have been giving series OF reCltals al n
studio. Last Friday Miss Mona Parker. soprars
Mrs Warren Surnberger. cOntralto. and Miss
Elizabeth Day were the performers Selections
Del Riego. Cantor. d'Hardelot. German. Besthoy1
and Sinding were given
An Easter anthem by Alexander GuIImant Wit !
English text adapted by William c. Carl entitled
"Alleluia. Christ Is Risen.'' has Just been pub
ljshed. and It IS expected VIII be largely used ai
year in the Choirs throughout the country.
w PauI4Iug de Nike 'cellist plays az the Pouch
Gallery. Clinton avenue. Brooklyn. this evezirs
He will also play at the WaIdOrf-Astora. Manhs.
| tan. February l. and at the concert given By
the tEoIian Company az the Catholic Club OF NsE
York the evening Of February .
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Broadway. had the pleasure OF being ths sccomps
mist of Miss Mary Garden and Armand Kalirz 81 :
! the dinner given by Mrs. Stuyvesan- Fish At her
| home. No > East 18th street. on Thursday even
ing. January 3.
The New York Philharmonic gave conc.rt q !
Carnesie Hall on December Is and also On Deo7-
ber II Miss Rosemarfe Campbell was one G 10
sooists at each She sang in the pe-tormar's q
the Scriablne symphony IN r major Her LIS
Studin is West street
This afternoon there Will be a special musical -
vice the Church Of the Incarnation. Madison
avenue and S5th street The p-osrauns vii p
Instrumental prelude; "Magniicat and "Nunc "
mittis," in d. by Marks. soloists and cn0I
Spohr's sacred cartata. God. Thou Art GTe4s
soIoiSts and chorus w r Heddeu - musicA "
rector and organist OF the church No caras
admission are required.
The New Thought Couservatorv. under tns
rectorship OK l. G. Withers. has opened stadios
the Arcade Building. No. 19I, Broadway bs''1'
! voice culture all Instruments viii be taught
The Elijah viii be given under the direeno
Of Dr. Smith with large choir and soIos|'
the South Church. Madison avenue and SS'h s4''7
at o'clock this afternoon
Nine Torpadie. of Carnegie Han. announces "a
as her hours are almost all occupied those w.
wish voice trials should address her by NAL
make appointments
Mrs Carrie Martin Covtan rs chairman OF nus
is arranging many interesting programmes io' -
meetings OF the Electric club Among those W w.
she has engaged for next month IS ClarieS "'~
Kitchrli the tenor
Miss V. Palmer. pianist and teacher, has op1
a studio at No 1l West I07th street. ApaTtH7,
No - Miss Palmer is a pupil OF JoseN :. IS
teaches in accordance with J0sefy me'ho"S-
also gives lessons in teehnic. Interpretation - &
harmony
y reception in honor of the sc-ndinavian pIA.-J Z
Miss Inga H0egsbro, held at the H"uss - B
Mr. and Mrs. Lynge. Bridgeport Conn Oh -
| day afternoon January Is. The audience eng' II
Miss Hoegsbro's rendering of conlposiuOn-. -.
Sndins Crieg and Badser GrOndahL MISS Nv "a b
bros New York studio IS az No. Is "'-
street
Valentine Abt, mandoInist and harpis. - \,
| studio Is in Carnegie Hail. will be assisted :.
| concert in Carnegie Chamber Music Han o. f
| day evening. January 81. by Hattie DiamA-
| prano and William r. Brandon. basso-
Ross David entertained about seventy-hVe "a. - 6
cal people at his studio. No - East I'd , M
Wednesday evening Among those VINO - orsa n
| were Mrs. Annie Horton DageIl. Miss Ksn4 ~sl
! Miss Eva Quinlard aad AIessrs Raymond - -
! Franklin Russell. Lawrence Whilhah' -. as
\ C. Tanner who sang some French GsrN- ,ds
English songs. Mr.. David sang The lsHo- "a ~
| from Romeo and Juliet" La Boheihs -
| Baiser.'' Two piano numbers were aiso lnavss
1 Miss Caire kellogg. a pupil OF Joseny. W.
next musical will take place in fe0tu"''' - -
Miss Eleonora Kraus was the soloist ~,,asa
| Snsheimer Quartet at their concert pu :. 70 >
| Is. when she made good an impressi0zv zr.rs ~
| re-engased for their next conssES SNss
puril Of William T. Tslk.