New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
STUDIO NOTES.

STUDIO NOTES.
F. w Riesberg. organist and choirmss-
ter % the Central BAPTIST Church. No p,
West 42d street. announces Dudley Buck
memorial service for this Sunday evening.
al 7:f5 O'Clock Some Of the most cee-
brated II his works will be performed. IN
cludinG anthems. quartets. solos. etc. sung
Dy the choir OF sixteen selected voices
George Rogovoy. 'cellist. will assist.
The musical given by Miss Elizabeth K
Patterson. soprano and teacher. on Mo-
vember % in her residence studio was
well attended. Miss Alice Lawrence
played. Miss Patterson sang from Handel.
Ciretry and GounOd. The next musical Will
take place on December 90.
The Meysenheym School OF Opera and
Voice Culture. under the sole direction OF
Nine COrnelie Meysenheym. court singer
at the Royal Theatres of Munich and Am
steriam. and late of the Conried Metro
politan Opera School. has removed its
studio 70 Room 424 No. 1947 Broadway
Henry Lift and his orchestra were heard
az the Hotel Savoy az a private dinner
cen~her l. The first of Mr. Lifts morning
musicals occurred last Friday. Quartets
by Beethoven. Schumann and Dvorak were
interpreted. A violin solo by Mr. Lin closed
an interesting musical morning.
The first of a series OF plano recftals was
given last Friday afternoon by the pupils
of NJ. Idena Campbell l-Betts at her studio
No 2s2 Manhattan avenue. Among those
heard in classical selections were Miss o.
Jeanette UhIe. Of Norwalk, Conn. Miss
Mildred Miles. OF Mount Vernon: Miss
Ruth Allen. Master Irving Hopkins and
william White, OF New York Miss Belts
gave short talk on theory.
Agnes Sumner Geer. nonoIogist and child
impersonator. OF No. 124 East 18th street.
has been sending out a circular for chill
dren's parties and church entertainments
for Christmas. On next Thursday night
she will appear at concert IN the Madison
Square Garden concert auditorium
Last week Mary Elizabeth Cheney, of
Carnegie Hall. gave recitals at St Angela
College. New Rochelle. at Haworth. ". T..
and in Brooklyn
Mime. Louise FfnkeI will present at her
nance. soprano soloist and directress of the
music OF Jane Street Methodist Episcopal
| Church. who will entertain the guests.
DIR. Nicholas J. Elsenheimer presented
\ one of his pupils In recital Tuesday even
| ing at the Cranberry School. in Carnegie
Hall The player OF the evening. Miss Mil
dred Wilde. was listened to by an attentive
audience. who manifested by warm applause
their interest in the pupils work.
Isabel Hauser. pianist. was the musical
star at the meeting OF the Minerva Club
last Monday at the Hotel Astor. Miss Hau-
ser has other club engagements for Decem-
Der. IN addition 10 a number OF private mu-
steals.
In circular Just issued by Cecils Mat
tullath Behrens. pianist and teacher OF No.
100 West list street. appear comnendatory
testimonials by William Mason and Was
silly Safonoff-
The Joseph Joachim School OF strinxed
Instruments. Miss Geraldine Morgan. dirsc-
tor, has resumed work The quartet
classes have started and ara making fast
progress. Miss Morgan announces two sun
day chamber concerts. to take place on
January and February s. at tho sruyves-
ant Theatre.
The Harlem Lyric Conservatory. B. @.
Graumann. director. No. 15s West 18th
street. says the course of Instruction
adopted through all departments OF this con-
servatory is precisely the same as that used
at the leading conservatortes Of Europe.
The Harlem Lyric. Glee and Orchestra
clubs were founded by Professor Graumann
10 cultivate more general interest In en-
sembIe singing. orchestral playing and
dramatic art
Nine Litta Won Elsner baroness Poiak
Won Elsner) announces that her fourth mu-
steal afternoon will take place next Sum
day at her studio, No. 5S2 Park avenua
Those who have promised to be pressns
are Miss Ethel Browning. Miss Anna
Wheaton. Miss Nan Doblin. Miss MARS
Lutz. Miss Vera Fl. Finlay. Miss Mar
garet Campbell. Miss Muriel Tannehin.
Charles Fl. Dickson. Emanuel Goldstein.
George Bornhaupt. La Loie' Fuller and
members of her troupe. with Nile Rita
Sachetto and Mile. Marguerite SYLVIA of
the Opera Comique. Paris. and the Manhas-
tan Opera House.
Louis Arthur Russell. organist and choir
master of the Peddie Memorial Church -
Offering interesting service programmes
with the church choir on Sunday eveninA
These services include the rendition of the
classic Oratorios and cantatas and the
more elaborate festival anthems Among
the solOists singing on these occasions are
Mrs Jessie Marshall. the Misses Alice
Anthony and Alice Van Nalts. from the
Normal Institute. Carnegie Hall: August
and others. Mr.. Russell viii begin his
lSe-10 recital series in the Hallet a
Davis hall next Wednesday evening This
afrair will be followed in January and Feb
ruary. 1919. by concerts in Wallace Hall.
Newark. and Asolian Hall. Manhattan. and
will continue through the season. These
recitals present a large number OF most
promising young artists. vocal and instru-
mental. from among the professional stu