New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
STUDIO NOTES.

| ,, .,,, orortot composed of Bryrta French
| E1,,rs+einer Bessie Bowman-Estey Z. IheoooIo . .
Martin and c. Judson Bushnell ana tho ID W.
| trained voices Of Calvary Baptst IhOlCh' u"''
| the direction OF Edward Morris Bowman and as
,-.os -, tho Russian piano virtuoso Josef Lhe-
vinne will present n big programme at calvary
Church in 57th street, opposite Carnegie Hah,
next thursday evening. This wifi be the third
annual festival concert by this choir Reserve"
seats can be obtained at the church
Ion Jackson. tenor studio No. 13i Carnegie Hall
will sing The Crucfxion" In the near future a.
Stamford Conn He viii also appear at west
field n j. MontcIair. y. J.: Frederick Md;
Lewistown Penn. and Richmond, Va The south
ern Dutchess Choral Union, OF which ne 10 o'-
rector Will give the Creation on Tuesday May
o. al Fishkill-on- the Hudson. n Y assisted oy
prominent soloists. Beginning June 10 Ut JAIN
Will continue his class in i-Aconla' y H. "7
h. has done for the last two seasons
John standorwick. a pupil OF William c. Carl
al the C;uilmant Organ School, has been engaged
as oganist and choirmaster OF the Morningside
Presbyterian Church. AIr Standerwick will enter
on his duties May l. Mr.. Carl. who is spending
the Easter vacation at the Marborough-Blenhelf',
Atlantic City. Will return FOR the spring term OF
the school, April 70.
Mrs S. FL Harding gave a song recital at the
Harding studios. No 1G West S4th street. last
Wednesday evening. The programme consisted OF
solos, quartets and choruses by pupils whose work
showed careful training The audience was en-
thusastic.
W l. Watson. a promising singer, has been
engaged tenor sooist of the Simpson Methodist
Church, Brooklyn. Mr.. Watson has been studying
during the last season with John ". Nichols. tho
tenor
d.. Dunts bookings for this month include:
April %. New Rochelle; April p. Mount Vernon:
April %. Westfeld. y j; April 2S. The Bronx
and April -, Akron. Ohio.
The Grand Conservatory of Music is arranging
for homes for the large number of students ex-
pccted for the summer season, which begins in May
ard ends in July, when degrees will te conferred
for original compositions of high merit.
: c. Bennett assisted by two Of hts artist pupils
Miss Viola r. RmberE and Charles belmont. gave
a musical Tuesday evening last at the home of DIT
Thomas l.. Bennett 9lst rtreet, Riverside
Drive Miss Julia Waixel accompanied the singers
and Mrs. Bennett played several selections on the
organ.
The pupils Of Inga Hoegsbro will give recital
her studio. No. so Carnegie Hall. Saturday.
April -. at 80 p III. Among those who will per
form will be Lorenzo Semplc. nine years old: Ellen
Semple ten wears old RoSamond Sherwood, ten
years old Elsa Tuxen Geraldine and Gertrude Mel
son. Adela Ehrhart and Lillian Tuxeu Saturday
Miss Hoegsbro played Norwegian. Russian and
French music at a musical at the home of Or. 7. NJ.
Craig at Lakewood. y. j.
Tic Henry LlT Orchestra played an interesting
programme At the Hotel Asuor Monday, April
II. for the Womens Democratic club. BY request
Mr.. LiT played violin SOLO, which was enthus-
astcaIly appIauded
W J, Kitchener. OF No 157 West Sith street.
will repeat his recent mandolin guitar and banjo
concert the Montclair (N. j. clubhouse tho
evening OF April so Those who had the privilege
OF hearing this concert greatly pleased. The
programme interesting and novel. the sym
phonic work Of the Kitchener Plectra Club being
highly praised.
Among the pupils of Louis Arthur Russell who
have been successful this season In obtaining solo
choir places Mrs Mabel Lear of the New
port News School OF Music, who has been engaged
as soprano solost IN the ST Lukes Episcopal
choir. OF Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Clifford Marshall we'll
known TO concergoers in New York. by St. An
drew's Protestant Episcopal Church, of South
Orange, and Miss Alice Van Nalts formerly contrato
OF the Peddie Memorial Church. of Newark who
has been re-engaged by the Central Presbyterian
Church, OF Summit n. ]. Miss Sara Evans con-
tralto. for long term At St Paus Methodist Epis-
copal Church, of Manhattan. has been engaged for
the quartet of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church,
Brooklyn. MIR. Ernest Van Nalts goes to st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church, Montclar, n. ]. Alex
ander Whyte, basso. leaves the quartet OF St. Co
lumba's Roman Catholic Church and takes the solo
bass position in the Tenafy IN. j. Protestant
Episcopal Church E. s. Barker. prominent in
Newark music work. living in Washington, has
obtained the solo tenor engagement in the Church
Of the New Jerusalem, of that city.
On April % Miss Amy Grant with Miss Martha
Maynard, will give a recital a the home of Mrs.
Frank Rosengarten. in Philadelphia. Among the
patronesses are Mrs Rosengarten. Mrs. r. Emott
Hare. Mrs. Charles Whelen. Mrs. Austin Hacksher,
Mrs. c. Hartman Kuhn Mrs. Francis Lewis, Mrs.
Hollingsworth and Mrs. Ellis Jackson
Miss Loretta De Lone, harpst, studio No. SI3
West 67th street, played at special Easter
vice at st. Paus Church in Englewood, n. ]. She
also soloist at the American Guild concert at
the Waldorf on last Thursday evening. /