New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
STUDIO NOTES.

Ew Riesbergs choir. solo quartet and chorus
Will sing various choral settings 0f ABIDE With
Ne" by Vogrich Bartlett. Shelley. Potter and
Drnstan at the musical service this evening a.
the Central Baptist Church No % West I'd street
Beatrice Eberhard. Bessie Rieshers ard J. Herbert
Dietz, vfolinists, VIII assist
The winter term Of the Guilnnant Organ schcc
will open on Tuesday morning with large sn-
rolmeut OF students William . Carl VII rsturn
from Atlantic City where he has been spending the
holiday vacation and be present az the opening
session
At delightful musical given a. the home ct
Nine Obry scarsdale. y. Y, last Sunday Mrs.
Edward Gray. Mrs N1cKune and Miss Casey pupils
Of susannah Macaulay. No $9 Carnegie Hal
sang. Mrs Gray sang "Sanctus.' rscsnf com
! position OF Miss Mscaulay's-
Miss Whitney. daughter OF SIR James Whtnsy
Premier OF Ontario. who had been studying Wiz
Mary Wagner Gilbert. OF Carnegie Hail. has -
turned 10 her home. No 1l3 St Georss street. 10
ronto. Canada
Edward Bronberg. concert singer and tsschs'
has prepared en- elaborate programme for rs AZ
nuaI song recital to be given IN February a. A'a
heIssohn Hall At 8 later date this month ne WI
give a musical at bis studios. No TO Ca--1S'
HALL at which he Will Introduce several Of MS sG-
vanced pupils Mr.. Brombers IS We'll spoken of /"
many leading musicians intending Alfred HslA
the Wagnerian conductor OF the NetroPoA'an OP''A
House.
An entertainment and ball will be given By ths
r.1pfs OF the LEM Conservatory OF MUSIC @-4
Dramatic Art. No. s. West 1Ath street. Al EIA
Hall No. 10 East 5sth street. on the evening . :.
January Is. An original comedy. enuLeu -
DoU's Awakening" will be presented oy co.HE.
tent cast The officers OF the affair are Nine Al-s
LEM principal Of the conservatory Mss Huoy :.
Peck dramatic instructor and II Iso~' ''-''
and musical director
Arthur Philips. barytone and vocal tsachsr'
Carnegie Hail. Will sing n 1IorristoW1. y. - =
next Thursday The programme VII inc-nGe 80
by Franz Schumann. prologue from FaslI1~
and several English ballads. including sons W" -,
ten by Dr. Gerrft Smith and dedicated 70 ~
Philips
Harrington Foots studio No. 20S West SD sGsss
after singing in italian grand opera tor So -
years took up oratorio and concert worA' s1s ,e-
at the principal musical festivals In Anglanu' -,
Foote also was engaged for three concert - -.
with Nine. Adelina Patti and the We. Al0""
Iish tenor Sims Reeves.
A. the invitation OF Miss Lille Machin. Arrea
Corneu-s studios. No 6o7 and 6os Carneslo -
we're filled yesterday by an interested assel-- = "a
70 hear DIT Emily Noble late OF India. sive - -,
Influence on respiration
Miss Anna Lambert, dramatic soprano pup l, =.
Eta Hamilton Martin. sang without rehsal - :.
entire contralto part OF GauFs Cantata - n
the Puritan Congregational Church. BrooAIs. BrriJ,.
Sunday evening. December q. the contra-'0
being suddenly taken I'll before service.
Miss Elizabeth X Patterson. soprano and Le- -.
OF voice will give her half hour Of SONG -.
N-+,g Solo
JuIjan Jordan announces a song recital a. IAN
studio No. S19 Lenox avenue. on NedNeSuy :, rsys
uary D. 1893 al $50 D. m Mr. JORDAN -.,rsr W
The assistncea Of Nine -ira.r Ross ,frs
SOLOS, OF St Johns Church. Yonkers' anu Ir,a
Carey smith soIoist of the PRESBYTERIAN - NJ
Irvington-o1l- Hudson pupils Of MI Jof'~, ,aarg
Kirkham. Of salt Lake City. baryt'he
NJ HuIett will be at the piano
IT,. tI.rr,, 1,o orchestra. No. 50 Irving Plas.'
plaved at the waldorf January tos v.s.s
This orchestra has played for ths last s.ss ~ Is
FOR this club and for many OF tne s..-d ss
nrivate arsirs New Years Eve IL We. was vrs-
the Park Avenue Hotel In an SpprS
rrsuauae for the coming in OF the no"
Tb. last few weeks have been busy ones ard
Carl C. Duff with recital oratoI.H ra - uupis
teaching. on account Of the huIi-g0- ,othsr dsy
wishing personal instruction. he ADDED a''
at the studio.
Iohn w. Nichols tenor. who recehuy recehJ.. 10th -
New York IS meeting with much Sue Sue c,eaIss
a singer and teacher. having mo-" q ,t-,sz are -
and many enthusiastic pupils fiiS
far ahead as November lO5
PESSIMISTIc- 1t
Wareham IOng-HOW q Ss 'soN fnr
wen the prOSpurrity comes -. .~srSin' -
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