New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

, RUBNER. MAX sPIcKER.
SON Mr.. Philips has among hts pupils several we'll
| known professionals.
! Lillian Sherwood Newilrz who has her studio IN
| the Metropolitan Opera House building and AZ Nor
| walk Conn viii present her Connecticut class in
| song recital Lockwood Hall, Norwalk. Conn,
! on Wednesday evening. June q
Edmund Aloise jain. basso soIost OF the Collesi-
Church, is busy with his concert engagements
| Mr.. jain also accepts students his studio. No.
1O3 West 74th street. where he teaches In accord
| ance with the Topping Brown method.
The Henry Lin military band opened the season
at Morningside Park yesterday afternoon The pro-
granme consisted OF classical and popular numbers.
In the evening the same orchestra opened the court
garden at the Park Avenue Hotel A hna pro-
gramms arranged. including the William Tell"
overture the Second Rhapsody OF List, selection
from Madame Butterfly" and other popular num-
bers Mr.. LII played violin solo the 'Medita-
ton from "Thais
Nine Giula vaIda, whose studio is at No. z06
West 52d street IS busy engaged making arrange
ments for her Lampertl-Valda Paris School Of Sing
ing She will accept limited number Of pupils
and those desiring TO take the trip to Paris may
do so. At the Paris school Mime Vada will be as
sisted by Nine. Lamperu-
tleta Jem Brown q pupil OF George Kruger. gave
a musical OF her compositions at the studio OF
George Kruger IN Carnegie Hall. and among
other compositions much applause with "Vaga-
bondia." piano suite. and group OF four songs.
Eleanor Mcclellan, teacher Of singing. at No. SO
West 67th street, Will leave for Europe the first
week in July for summer course of study with
Mrs Arthur Nikisch. wife OF the well known Leip-
sic conductor. Miss Grace Munson, the contralto
will accompany her.
1t is announced that Gustav L. Becker and David
Bispham will he tho lecturers at the twentieth
annual convention OF the New York State Music
Teachers Association. on June 80. Mr. Becl1ers
subject viii be piano playing from the traditional.
scientific and Ideal point OF view. He will illustrate
his lecture AT the piano. Mr.. Bispham's subject
Will be a general one relating music in America.
II is expected the convention will be OF the
successful in the history OF the association.
It will last three days. June % and 80 and July l.
and will he held al the Teachers College. West
12Oth street.
Agnes Sumner Geer gave pupils recital at the
Waldorf recently. bringing out several promising
pupils. among whom were Cecilia Talmey. who
gave fine Interpretation OF ''ZngareIla' in Span
Ish costume, and Florence Wilson. who gave two
amusing monologues. Miss Sadie Ryan another
pupil gave a concert in Mount Vernon last month
for the benefit OF Grand Army post.
Clarence Eddy has new festival march for the
organ written for ana dedicated him by Theo-
dore Saul, we'll known composer. organiSt.
pianist, lecturer and musical critic. Mr.. Saul
studied music principally In Stuttgart under Pro
fessor Wilhelm Speidel, DR.. Immanuel Faisst and
DR.. Percy Goetchils. and made several successful
concert tours in Germany. Mr.. Saul. who In at
present living in Saratoga, viii sail for Hamburg.
Germany, on July ..
The Grand Conservatory Of Music No 81 West
93d street. New York. has opened another extension
centre in Ontario. Canada. under the direction Of
the Misses Elizabeth Askn and May Curry.
Miss Beatrice Eberhard. of. No 81 West 93d street,
enrolled a student Of the piano Miss Jouetta
Beiner of Kansas. Miss Beiner attended the
students concert given at the Waldorf-Astor on
Nav q and was 80 impressed that she decided
become pupil.
o. Waldemeir. a pupil of slgnor A Carbone. OF
Carnegie Hail. has been engaged from October l.
October. 1910. leading basso at the Grand
Opera House in Mayence, Germany a result OF
a successful concert tour in Germany During the
summer Signor Carbone will teach two days a
week in Newport and four days at his studio. in
Carnegie Hall. which a special
summer course for teachers and professional
singers
Ia Senorita." a Spanish two-step composed
by Miss SUsannah Macauiay, OF Carnegie Hall, will
be played at the commencement exercises OF Bryn
Mawr College.
DIFFERENT.
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