New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

,- p E.d6-n warden Of the American Guild
~ orTsnists who Is doing special work at the Gull
-rsnt o-rgn School this season. has Increased his
cases 81 transportation and harnonizng Of nelo-
dies 2. the keyboard IN preparation for the exam
,,s,ton. Of the g7liId. 20 beld in May The re-
ouirsrnsn.s at tho Guilnant Organ School coincide
With those Of ne guild
A lecture song recital Of Finnish music VIII De
riven by Nile. Maria Ossipovns Meier on Friday
sre-7oon. February 3. at tne home OF MISE Lyols
Day No & West zsrl street.
g.ra La.eIe. soprano, recently gave a recital at
the Three Arts Club, assisted by Miss Lillian Hooge-
head riar1fs1 The programme included songs ana
G-ias By Mozart. Bishof, Schumann, Won fleItz'
Pe,sa-d Thomas and Delfbes- and group OF
manuscript songs By Bertha Hoberg. Louis Schmidt
and Henry stea-ns. It closed with the rendering OF
the PnIo-aTse from 'Afiguon.' Miss Lazele is so
p-zno soIoist at ST Andrews Methodist Church
C.sn-ze Kruger Of Carnegie Hail. has received the
following testimonial from Richard Burmeister'
under date Of September u: 1T gives me muc4l
pleasure 20 give the highest recommendations 10
George Kruger excellent concert pianist as
well as q most conscientious and able teacher.
The recital given by Miss Marion Gregory last
Monday afternoon n Miss Pat's studio, in Carnegie
Hall was enjoyed By score Of pupils and their
friends The programme included arlas ana 6TeIlc'
Italian and English songs Miss Platt expects to
hold several Of recitals FOR her pupils during
the year
Il s snnounoed hat the students J o.
PToctAEka No. Lao2 Carnegie EaI. viii give a
classic piano recital the latter part Of February
81 ths Prochazka studio, IN Nyack It will be
Under the direction Of Miss a. c. Giles gradu-
ate Works Of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms VII!
Be performed By the Misses D. Perry E Stetler. h
Never, N. Frenzel. N Giliies and others
Edmund AJoise Jahn. basso soIoist in Or. Park
hurEts church studio No. 102 West 18th street will
sing The Messiah P1ttsOurg, and viii also sing
in Cincinnati sooist at the orpheus Club concert
cocoerr for the benefit Of Master Willie Kron,
pupil OF Ernst Il Bauer. studio No. 1917 Broadway
VII Be gwen at Carnegis I.yceum on Wednesday
sVsnSrg February 10.
Tomorrow evening Miss Eva Emmett Wycbon
studio No West slst street gives, under the au-
spices of the Board OF Education, q recital OF Ter
man songs. with Illustrations, at Institute Hail.
No xs West loSth street.
I.ouis Arthur Russell gave tho fourth OF his
series Of recitals on Friday evening in Wissner
Hal Brooklyn. al which the Ensemble circle oI
the Metropolitan Music Schools offered an excellent
programme OF music by the leading romantic com
e
plsriss, who gave interpretations Of difficult music
as solos. ensemble, four pianos in unison ana TOUT
pianos. four hands. The soloists were the Misses
saVsEe and PeTrine. pienists; Mrs. Chford MAI
shs1 soprano, Miss Alice Van Selts. cofltFaito
Al Of The Russell studios. The same programme
WI Dc repealed IN Jersey City on February 10 1I.
hasssrH Professional Talks" 20 vocalists VIII
begin e. Tuesday afternoon, February .. az
sosek IN the Normal Instituts. Carnegie Hall The
soeosos CT the hrst talk VIII be Tho Eternsi
Breathing Question"
george r. Bapdelow instructor ln piano ana haf-
hony, studio No. So5 East Slth street is busy az
4AAElng for his annual advanced pupils piano re-
SA which Wfl include vocal and Floln soi0S
P@ged by Herbert c. Cordusn Of the kaufman
SoaTtet The date for the recital has not been as
sued On Mr. Bandelow gives piano lessons d
S-ns homes only. but those studying harmony are
invited 70 his studio.
'afI Hansen band and orchestra leader allo
aei'er OF VIOLIN has removed his studio to 80 81
hss; Hsth street
N xsseans sss.s1as st lGnsaa. ss- lz West sStn