New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

tion may be made at close Of service Il or 3
| o'clock Mr. Riesbergs organ pupils several OF
Whom come from as far south as Alabama prac-
tise on a pipe organ blown by electricity
"liiam kittredge, tenor. who recently returned
% 1IOh long course Of study with the well known
VtncenzO ZOmbardi in Florence has oDened q new
studio IN Carnegie Hall for the winter
Ut EuouaFd BHtz has returned from delightful
soJourn I'm Ostend, Belgium where he met C,ar1,so
AmatO, PasI Frieda HempeI and scores =, a-ttste
VTtuosi' composers and impressarii His school
ol sisht singing reOpens on Monday October a AZ
anu 80 80 D. m IN Studios Nos. sO7 and sos. Car
Miss Evangelins s. Adams. who has hoe, abroad
Hall. ''' d" O'''''sS''
"Lu@Ih = Carl has completed the final arrange
ments for the reOpening OF the C;,,,Ir1a,+ O-gan
oehool' which VIII take place on October 12 while
ABROAD Mr.. Carl consulted with AfAvardsr Gill
~ ~.uah' regarding the seasons work. and the course
-aS oeem materially strengthened in all depart
NIeh's. Inc FACULTY contains the names OF artists
VINO hsure prominently in the musical Hfe OF the
metropolis ie Va 'i'S
MRS Jane Gordon, successor to the late Nina
anna ANNA AahEOw, after pleasant summer snAnt In
the West. has returned and reopened the T,a1l,o1,
studio at No. 20 West s7th street
Miss Anna Gunschel young soprano will aim.
IN the choir OF the Brick Presbvteria C,t.aL
Miss GunscheI is a pupil OF Tobn W G,ieien
Carnegie HALL '" ''cho's' OF
MISS amy Grant will present the opera Electra,
piay Dy Van HoffmannsthaI music by Ricbard
tna -aa- NS reading with piano arrangement OF
ue Score (Ehzabeth Ruggies at the planol Ar
sedgwiek Han. Lenox Mass. on Fridav 6cto'
Der s. Oc'o-
"i"ie' AoeIe Lewing. certificate pupil OF Ieschs
tizky who has returned from her vavstio- .-,
teaching at her residence studio No 1t9s Wa5tso-
avenue on Friday. Nine. Ievins has Lately -o-
Celved personally written letters from IescbetfzE
and Carl Reinecke.
Louis Arthur Russell devotsd IT, 60
or MS summer vacation to the completion 90 5t
Mooern Methods OF Music Study and +bo -
suit or MS summer writing Is six new bool-z :,
us set OF piano works. five OF which have t1st
go puoIAslleu- Ine new works said TO make
the plano method OF Mr.. RI Sseii prsctFcal,,, -
piete' the only book remaining to be c.n,,Ie+7
oeihg set OF graded studies Ths bool,s i,--t a.
sueu are (O Hand Culture for Pianists" a sud,
- .ne Inechahics OF piano playing: (b) The
Varieties OF Artistic Touch a trsa+isa - -
nusica! side OF pianofo-ts technic Both ~ tbeeo
DOCKS are Illustrated (cl First stems n, Nr,,-t
Reading and Phrasing.' Id "a School ~ scaIa,,
and (e) "a School OF Arpeggios All OF tbas. ,,.-a
books supplement the Practical Course in r1av,o
forte Playing" issued two years ago Tbs sI,+t
or MI RusselIs new books Is a set az s-ra5as
studies in Endurance and Speed" which viii he
puohshed this winter with a new edition OF tha
same authors most popular work for students NJ
singing. "The Essential Practice Material for
Singers" The normal teaching centres for tbesa
methods are In Carnegie Hall, Manhattan and tbe
College OF Music, Newark, under the direction of
the author Of the works
Miss Hanna NJ. Boden has opened a studio ~
No. West sSth street. and will receive pupils IN
voice. plano. harmony and theory OF music Miss
BodelL who Is a native OF Sweden. Is a pupil Of
Professor Richard Anderson. pianist and Mrs
caroline OStberg. prima donna OF the ROYAL
Opera at Stockholm.
Dr. Nicholas Elsenhsimer. studio No s2s West
18th street. will give a musical next Sunday even
ing IN the rooms OF the Society or German Chorus
Conductors, at Allaire's restaurant Mrs E Frrdt
mann and Mr.. Schiegel viii perform some OF DIR
Elsenheimer's most important vocal compositions
DR.. Esenheimer will act as accOmpanIst
Nine. Giulia Valda sailed yesterday with r1lnn-
Der OF students for the new Lsmperti-vaIda School
OF Singing, In Paris. In the party were Young
girls about 20 begin their vocal education atrops
who desire to improve their voices and methods
young men aspiring TO become opera singers be-
sides several OF Nine. Vads's pupils ready 70
make their Operatic debuts While Nine VsIda
has been hard at work getting her class together
for the trip, Mime. Lamperti has labOred hard in
Paris TO make necessary arrangements and pre-
pare fitting welcome for the Americans.