New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
STUDIO NOTES.

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isabel Hauser, pianist. studio in the Apthorp.
10Th street and Broadway, will give her ann u4I M
concert on Tuesday evening. March q IN the AS''i
Gallery Of the Waldorf-Astorla-
4 banio guitar and mandolin recital was given
BY the pupils of the Harding Studios No I4' "es'
Sitb street last Wednesday evening The pro-
prarnn1e consisted OF solos, duets and ensemoie
work The feature of the evening was popular
coon" songs. with banjo, mandolin ana guitar
accomplishments.
John W. Nichols sang the tenor part Of Dubo's's
Seven Last Words Of Christ" last Thursday even
ing In Paterson, y. J.
The n,,n,1s Of DR.. Carl E Durt. who study in
Mount Vernon N Y. gave a recital last Friday
evening in Dr. Dufrt's new home. in Ciairrnont
avenue
Josephine swickard. soprano will appear in
Easton. Penn. on Thursday February lS at the
concert Of the Choral Society
Edward Bovd smack. graduate of the Guimant
organ School and pupil of William c Carl. has
been engaged as professor Of music in St vincent
Academy. Newark, y. J; ST. Josephs Parochial
School. Newark. n J: Sacred Heart ACADEMY
Ioboken; St. Michaels Parochial Schoo!' fio-
boken. and the Brothers Parochial School. Mont
clair, y J. Mr.. Smack is organist and director OF
music in St Joseph's Church. Jersey City
sleemund Grossko?r ,iolinist. No. 1904 Carnegie
Hall is busy with concert work and teaching his
pupils recital viii take place next month
At C;tsta- l. Becker's recent studio musical
nrorrar1roe OF compositions by Chopin. Bach. Jo-
sae,,. and others was rendered Among the pupils
who took part were Miss NJ. A. Herr and MISS
Rita 3 Smith. Mr. Becker gave an analysis OF
the Bach Partita No. 8 before it was played MISS
Harriet Barkey. soprano, was the assisting artist
A COMPLIMENTARY concert was given by the Plec-
tr,,n Society Valentine Abt, director, at Carnegie
chamber Music Hall. last Wednesday evening. The
object Of the society which is cooperative or
-anlzation is to develop the mandolin and guitar
and .to instu knowledge OF these Instruments
among men and women" The concert was listened
10 by an attentive audience.
The MILITARY march song. "On the Firing Line
by Henry Iif bears the following patriotic dedl-
cation: This march IS respectfully dedicated
to the memory of that great soldier, GeneraI l Fs-
ses s Grant by permission OF his son. General
Frederick D Grant. 70 the veterans OF nv country
and 70 our brave soldier boys" The words or the
song are said to be stirring enough to gratity ne
patrlotic feelings OF all Americans
Tomorrow evening st s o'clock the second recital
bv the pupils OF Julian Jordan will be given at
his studio No. Sle Lenox avenue Mrs Couturier'
soloist OF St. Johns choir. Yonkers, and Mrs ANS
cary smith soloist OF the Presbyterian Church at
Ir,iDgton-on-H Hudson, pupils OF Mr.. Jordan. and
Mr. Kirkham. barytone of Salt Lake City, VIII
sing.
Reniamin Anzeleritz one OF the professional pu-
p!s OF Frank Woelber. No. J66 Park avenue. has
been engaged principal teacher OF the viohh
Nm the Mozart Conservatory Alr AnzeIetlz mas
frequently been heard in musicals. both as q solo-
ist and as member Of the Woeiber violin quartet
Miss Loretta De Lone. harpist, studio No. 9is
West E7th street. will give programme IN East
orange n j. on February Is The United lrish
Societies at Springfield Mass. have obtained her
services for its celebration on ST. Patrlck's Day
Maurice Mike the volinist. played with success
AT a concert for the earthquake sufferers. which
was given on February at the care MaruH~ ne
also apneared at concert given under the man
agement of the Brooklyn Institute at fluslihs oh
February 10.
The directors studio of the Normal Institute
C,arncpie Hail was filled last Tuesday afternoon.
tbo occasion being the first of Louis Arthur Rus
SELLS practical Talks to Observation-Disclosures
training of Singers. with Especial Reference TO
the Breathing Question Mr.. RusseH explained
the rrinciplcs set forth in his various books on
! ,,ocoi philosophy. relating TO the control of the
bodv and breath. the seat of power and effort in
singing and the laws of muscular freedom ana
elasticity The latter part of the lecture was
onened by the speaker for free discussion, and
r1ory of the teachers and professional singers
present took advantage of it. The second OF the
tuesday afternoon practical talks viii occur IN
February Is, the subject oelns FlaCeiIeht' 1@es-
onance and Color in the Training of the Singing
Voice"
Miss Adele Katz, a young pupil of Virgil Gordon.
,Ia,ad n Tiszt rhapsody and Chaplin scherzo at
concert held under auspices of the Lynne Coun-
ell last Monday evening Miss Katz was compli-
mented for her playing
Mendelssohn's oratorio "St. Paul' will be sung
this evening with solo quartet and choir az
the Memorial Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. The
music is under the direction of s Lewis Elmer,
crganlst and choirmaster
Last Wednesday George Kruger the pianist. en-
tertained a large audience in the Waldorf-Astoria.
He appeared in "a programme OF Schuman Chopin.