New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11

Indications are that Or. Carl E DunL the we'll
known singer and teacher. VIII accept 4 limited
number OF pupils for the early summer months
Many who planning study in New York
their vacation time will find this good opportunity.
Next Tuesday evening John ". Nichols, The
tenor VIII give Il programme Of the songs Of Claude
Debussy and other French composers of the mod
school The programme will be illustrative OF
lecture BY Dr. John c. Cfrggs, of Fassar College
and viii be given in the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts
and Sciences Mrs. John ". Nichols and Gilbert
SpTOss viii play the accomplishments.
Mrs. Gertrude Knowles. q soprano pupil of Dr.
Franklin Lawson, the we'll known teacher OF voice
placement, doing substituting work in greater
New York Last Sunday she sang for Mrs Edith
Chapman Gould at the Lenox Avenue Collegiate
Church She VIII be special soloist at the Bloom
ingdale Reformed Church Easter.
The Oratorfo of The Redemption by Gounod
will be sung, under the direction of William c Carl
this evening at in the old First Presbyterian
Church. Fifth avenue and 18th street. The regular
choir Of the church will be augmented for this
vice
The Grand Conservatory of Music. of No, 81 West
93d street announces postgraduate course for pro
fessionals, beginning early in May, under per
sonal supervision Of Or. Ralph Horner of the Uni
versity of Durham, England. The course will run
till the middle Of July.
/ on March 81 Miss Amy Grant gave a musical
reading Of 'SaIome" IT the Columbia Theatre, in
Washington. She presented the opera as a reading
supported by musical arrangement for the score
with Adolf Close at the piano.
/ s. {. Benefits pupil, Vernon Stiles is now es-
| tablished leading tenor at the Royal opera in
Vienna where he has recently sung the tenor roles
| in Faust" AIDA "NIadama Butterfly and Les
/ Huguenots" Nj. Bennett is much eIated over the
success Of his pupil. who went direct from his
! teachers studio to Vienna, sang for Felix Vein
gartner and accepted.
Claude II Warfords song recital which vas 10
/ have been given April . and was postponed on
account of illness viii take place on April % at
/ his studio, Ne IS East I'D street. on April IS Mr.
Warford viii sing in Newton, y. J. and on April
| Z IN Connecticut
The Henry Lif orchestra has been engaged for
the dinner and dance which are to he given IN
honor Of the birthday of Thomas jefferson. at the
Hotel Astor tomorrow evening, by the Woman's
Democratic Club. special patriotic programme
has been arranged uy Mr.. Lift This orchestra is
. also booked for d dance the coming week al the
Barnard Cluh.
j Humbird D4Tey. at a recent testimonial con-
cert given TO Tom Daniel at the Church of the
Divine Paternity sang Alexander MacFayden's
Birthday Song" Nine. Elise Erdtmann the So
/ prano. sang waltz song entitled The Seasons
by the same author. at concert in Brooklyn last
week
Nine. Francesca Lamperti, who passed the winter
at the home Of Nine. Amelia Seebold. at NO. l57
West 18th street sailed for France last week.
On account Of the death Of Mrs. William Hoff-
man. the mother Of Mrs Henry Holden Huss. the
{ concert which Mr.. and Mrs Huss had planned 10
give at MrndelssOhu Hall. assisted by Alvin
Schroeder Ap!il 10 has been postponed until
next autumn. one OF the features OF the pro-
gramne was TO have ueen a sonata for cello
by Mr.. Huss, which the composer dedicated to Mr..
| Schroeder
Walter L. Bogert. musical director. studio No.