New-York tribune., 1909-02-07


Mr.. and Mrs John ". Nichols are planning =,
give a recital by their most promising p1D.lz g-
Nichols. tenor and teacher. has studied ss.saI
years with DR.. Carl L. Duff. o.. New York c5-
pIeting his studies abroad under Jean De Rsszx.
He combines IN his instruction the teachings %
these artists a wen ideas which Es las WORKED
out for himseI,
susaunah Macaulay. OF No. so3 Ca-usg4s g,r
teacher OF singing. has been invited write %
Breathing for a well known paper, AFTER hartaE
II Is said demonstrated through her pupils 6esl7s
small gathering that perfect reposs while singing
can be ootained II properly taught
At the Church OF the Incarnation Madison az.
nue. and 35th street special musical service Is al
nounced for this afternoon The sacred coatata
Israel in the wilderness" By A r Gaui. VIII u
rendered Y. r Heden. oTga1ist. VIII have charge
OF the music
Ms n Dubls scheeIe. Chs piano teacher. vhoss
studio Is in Carnegie Hall is understood 20 b haq-
ing busy season. Fer piano classes recently Ezs
two private reheaEsals-
At the Peoples Concert II Newark on wstnsssEy
evening selections from Bucks Light ot Asia aad
Neudelssohn's 'Athalla'' were sung. under tas
direction OF L A Russell. The solotsts wsro Grl
Jessie Marshall and Miss Alice Anthony, sopranos,
and Miss Alice Van Bats. contralto, from the Nor
piano soIoIst Mr Russell announces the first ot
series Of Practical Talks II the studio suite q
the Normal Instftuts OF Music, Carnegie Hal. "a
subject being The Eternal Breathing Question"
n Bowman. Of stslnTay Hal. organiss aza
conductor OF the Calvary Baptist Church choir, -
oeived two applications this last week FOR organs
who had been prepared for church work oy lin
He was unable 20 fiji the requests. FOR ths rsaso1
that his pupils occupying church places rs
piano pupils also widely scattered, are engaged
teaching or occupying responsible places n sdrcA-
tional institutions
On Tuesday evening wa!te- I. Bos=- a "a
Ga Madison avenue who $ teaching nusical sneor5
A. +he Institute of Musical Art gave bis tEelr1
recital OF 'rTolksonss' FOR the Board Of Educa-
ton. On wednesday he gave his fourth lect1re-ss-
citaI on the ring os the Nibelung" al TIE Mstf'-
politan College OF Music, OF the faculty q Vasca
Mr. Bogert IS a member On February - 70 -
give 2 lecture on 'ParstfaL' telling the ssSry Do
sides singing and playing numerous selections y
March ne will begin rehsarsaIs with he 4Iocook
N " Choral Society for their seventh Ga1-4
concert under his direction The works 70 oe pe-
formed will be Schubert's Song OF Miriam AZ
Colerfd fdze-Taylor's ''FIiawa-ha's Wedding yeast
4 musical by the pupils Of the Manhattan Colses
Of Music. No. 20 West I15th street, taxes Place q
evening al O'Clock IN the coIlese BUILDING q
programme win consist exclusively q AeHce's'4-
selections.
Isr,es Bradford. studio No. IL Vest Gs- sCsSA
furnished the musical part q an Interesting 70
sran1re at the Astcr Gallery, IN tas Was1oIl7A
torta last Friday n aid of the Mary F1S1sf -
Donald Chalmers. barytons. snd Miss Ceeel1 -
ford vtolintst. with an Orchestra He-ps- --
entertainment success
Reginald Barrett. director % tbs CsntFal -
and Organ school No. = West % suss-
- -Fa~TF0 0f
son to receive church pIscs . AIsS - -.
Krom. who has been engaged a. orSzns1 q =
Union Church. Corona y I. Mss hsoin - - -
= student OF the school for several years AD' -
trail Vocal and Organ School. which N@s -
Usbed in 1898 f. said 70 De the only school q =
kind IN the city which makes sPecisHS OF So -
and plattorn work The organ lessons are s.
on the thres-manusl instrument 81 . hs
news Parish House
Herman Hovemann. whoss vocal studio : > -,
10 East 55th street, VII Be TecaLeo os -
patrons OF German opera A. the MetropoHI-n -
era House as frequently substituting Iol -.
Fischer Ia Germany he appeared N oIo-S -. 80
he made a tour IN this country WITH t-Al- - -.
kellogg. during which he sang the to--oTins -.
1Tr7b5e1,,ra1es In Faust PIunkett e Martha
Count Arnhein IN The Bohemian SIi A---
thario iu SfiguOn'
The Grand Conservatory % Music g - ~
company and has started rshsarsias A1'
BY HHIevy.
Miss Amy Grant gave box party on "saas.o- -
evening AZ the Manhattan opera House -,
her guests were Mrs Henry L Burnett t-,,s -s
tav Kobbe Mrs Raymond Little. MIS- -r,t
Innes-TayIor. and Dr. T. g. Williams MS -vs- ~
assisted by Bruno Iiuha, Will give As' ~Tra
rnent OF the opera ''SaI0Ue' az the A''-
In Philadelphia. February 3
Mrs Charlotte Presby. director q ths $50 Ns"
school or Expression. OF No SIS west - -. ~
appeared at a Delta Alpha entertalnilo-1 -.y4ss
Sav evening IN recital ana pantoln'n9, ~
''sandoIphon'' with musical accom- ..r-,ssEs.
xpeciaI request and Walt WhituaAnA -
on Nv Captain besides several e0unosS
loEuss-
A s-r,onstration BY Mrs Carrie Il - - ~
the .pparatus used in ths Dunnins Es'' Es-, q
proved music study for beginners HHs vS,n.rs
tha ar,erpoou OF February 4 at rns Hoee- I1--.rs
and on Friday evening last IN studio ~''
Hail
The Henry LII Orchestra. No , AsL-S --S vs,ts.s
has beao engaged sOr the dinner o. ths - - ~ do
Board OF Brokers. which Is 70 ass as : ,,B.sts3
Waldorf Astoria on February j. 4i-s .ar the
=, h. one or the largest dinners OF ths - any.
- -,,,,,,tarinss about seven hundred ana -
Anorher fraportant engagement or l"7 SAB
- n s+b,.,1. Teachers Association Oh .sr-
- .I-,sz s-.s,ris.tion includes in is mi
,,, ,e,r.,. ana ,r the school teachers ~ an LII
SeW York Tomorrow evening the % -, "A -
ha heard at the Waldorf at the FSSSS
xsxsn hy tha DapxhtsEa az ohAA>