New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
STUDIO NOTES.

John W Nichols will sing the tenor part OF
fIaydn's Creation for the Southern Dutchess
Choral Union Of Fishkin Landing, n. Y. next
Wednesday evening. The concert, which will be
held in the Dutch Reformed Church, VIII be under
the direction Of DR.. Ion A Jackson The other
artists viii be Miss Lucy March, soprano, and DR..
Carl E. Duff, basso-
Inga Hoegsbro played in Philadelphia last Tues
aay assisting the Danish singer J. Herskind. Her
otler appointments during the week were May y,
al Mr.. Mariners studio. and May .. at Prospect
Hall Brooklyn
William c Carl has been engaged as Solo organ
Isl for the commencement exercises at Allegheny
College MeadviIle, Penn. June 16 and Il This will
be Mr. Carts third engagement TO play at Allegheny
College.
Gustav /. Becker viii conduct q summer course
In piano playing and teaching at his studio in
Steinway Hall and also a No Il West 42d street,
fer those desiring TO come in touch with meth
DDS OF who have deficiencies TO correct In this
way Mr.. Becker offers opportunity for study
to those unable TO attend his regular sessions.
Miss Helen Darlington. a soprano pupil of DR..
Franklin Lawson. has been engaged 10 sing at the
New Rochelle Day Nursery benefit on May p
Miss May c. Kelly, another pzlp. sang at the con-
cert given by the Knights Of Columbus at Ebing's
Casino on May L.
Ia sehorita.~ Spanish two-step BY Miss S
yacaulay bids fair TO become popular. Although
inst offered TO the public. it is said TO have had
q large advance sale Miss Macaulay's studio is IN
Carnegie Hall
apa programme of twenty numbers rem
5ered hv Cecile N Behrens. with young students
fs+e5 h. advanced pupils at the musical which
took place yesterday in Carnegie Hall, Studio No
zc5 The following took part The Misses Marion
Eeith. Elizabeth TeT-iberTy. Dorothy Beard, Cara
tsrcber Mabel wetzeI, Miidred Wetzel. Katherine
rusz-l< RpaFrj jra
xVerzel Alice Bulson. Margaret Terriberry, Emily
Rushrnore Ruth Beard. Angela Gianelli Mrs Alien
and Mrs. BehTens
p W Riesbe-g's piano pupils VIII unite IN an an
,ual students musical next Friday evening, at
studio No Sss. Carnegie Hail Concertos by Men
selssohn Chopin and Won Weber will be played
by Harriet EngeI. Avis L. Barker and Samuel
Jacobs and smaller pieces by Lichner, Pieczonka
Heller and Chopin by Florence Abels, Anna j.
Fslpern Harrie NJ Laws Dorothy Tepltz. Alan
Ts-ilef Emily 3 Williamson and Sadie Wolff. The
public Is invited.
A. ,be Cranberry Piano School, George F. Gran
Aer-v director the twelfth Interpretation lecture
-ac3tsl by DIT. Nicholas J. Eisenheimer will take
Mace next Thursday evening. The programme will
be varied presenting number OF interesting COM
-osjtions of the different periods from Bach TO the
,,resenr time. Mr. Cranberry will give an intro
.5pcro-z address The most important features OF
The programme viii be the composition by Henry
Holden HuSs la Mutt. poem Tor the piano.
o.. q. ..scherzo ala Beethoven" by DR.. Elsen-
heinaer The works presented viii be by Bach
Beethoven aIeaoelssohn. TschaikoHFszy Chopin and
others ANY one desiring TO attend should apply
70 Io- Elsenheimer his home address, No. s22
West 18TH street.
Louis Arthur Russell announces the annual spring
festival series rectas by the professional stu
denss Of the metropolitan School Of Musical Art
Carnegie Hall. New York. and Music Hall
Newark This years series includes the following
concerts IN the last week of May and up 10 June
z5: A 7ianoforte recital. May IS. by Miss Ger
trude Savage; June 9. pianoforte recital by Miss
Tilnletta Perrine Wallace Hall; three piano and
vocal rectals. at Wallace Hail. by the senior stu
deats the Ensemble Circle and the Ceciiian Club
Of the schools: two afternoon reotals. at Wissner
Han Newark one evening recital. June 4, in Hal
ieff Davis Hall, Newark evening recital June II,
Carnegie Hall. and evening concert In Assembly
Hall Brooklyn June 19. The series win include
the following special programme features: AN
Evening Of American Music programme OF music
ny the classic composers and the modern dramatists.
ne lesser modern romantic composers. Franz List
urc..rarsnie the Slavonc and Scsndinavian roman
f,casts Wagner and Beriioz- Some twenty solo
rsanisss and ten solo singers will be presented at