New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
STUDIO NOTES.

The oratorio Elijah" will be sung under the d.
rection OF William c. Carl IN cormsmoration Of the
Mendelssohn centenary this evening. at o'clock.
in the First Presbyterian Church Fifth avenue and
18th street. Andre Sarto OF the Metropolitan op-
era company, will sing the part OF Elijah. The
chor will be augmented for this service. Meudels-
sohn's Hear Ny Prayer" will be sung IN the
church at i o'clock this morning.
Claude H Warford No. IS Fest I'd street
gave a recital OF Gilbert songs at studio
Friday, January g. three Of his vocal students as
slsting About seventy-nve guests we're present
and enjoyed the singing. Miss Madeline Heyder.
ono OF NIr. Warford's piano students appeared at
a concert in the Astor Gallery OF the Waldorf last
Tuesday evening.
cal reception in her studio. No 147 Manhattan ave
nue. Thursday, January e. at which Mrs. Hop
craft and several Of her pupils we're heard in Sc
lections from Brahns Gounod. GODDARD. Chaminade
and others. Mrs A c.. Campbell pianist OF
Vancouver. also took part.
At the hrst OF a series Of soug recitals to Do
given by Individual pupils Of A. Y Cornell IN his
tenor, will sing Monday evening. February IS.
Tickets may be had on application to Mr.. Cornell
the studio.
F. W. Riesberg and his choir at the Central Bap-
tist Church No % West 42d street. have prepared
the fourth special musical service which will take
place this evening 74 O'Clock The special feature
on the programme will be settings OF the hymn
Lead kindly Light" There will be chorus
tings by Sullivan and CuStance. Quartets by Buck
and Little and soprano solo by Shepperd- HAL
Dameck and Bessie Riesbers violinsts
and Henry S. Battin. cellst. Will assist The pas
tor the Rev. DR.. Frank NJ. Goodchld. will deliver
appropriate address
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sajous the we'll known voice
teachers. removed the Crescent Court apart
combine residence and studio and facilitate their
work
George KRUGER. pianist studio No. 80, Carnegie
Hall. will appear at concert TO be given by the
Hungarian Relief Society the Waldorf-AStoria
on February 10 Mr.. Kruger will play selections
from Schumann i.eschetIzky. Rubinst-in. Henselt,
Chopin and List
Gustav l. Becker gave ii pupils recital at his
new studio. No II West 42d street. ON January %.
at which Harriet Barkley. soprano. and Mrs. Rob
ert Goldbecl. pianist assisted
Helen True WinsIow. singing and speaking voice
teacher is busy at her studio No 47O West 9th
street She is planning to give recital about the
middle OF this month
Miss Florence Bennett of Brooklyn is one Of
Anna NJ shirmers promising church sopranos.
Conrad WIrtz, organist and choirnaster Of Grace
Emanuel Church. East 116th street gave = special
musical service last Sunday evening when the
choir sang 20 Pray for the Peace" by Knox and
How Lovely Are the MesssnserH." Msndelssohn.
Mr.. WirtE played song without words by De-
ehayes and the choir finished with StAner's
''Sevenfold Amen
The tenor, oliver Holden, whose studio Is AZ No.
1s47 Broadway is booking for a six weeks tour
through Nova Scotia under the management OF ].
w. Rankin.
Carnegie Hail sang organ recital in Brook
lyn recently. Miss Minshall is from Virginia Last
summer on her return home after few months
OF study her friends advised her continue her
studies with Mr. Rice they said her improve
meut had been marked
on Wednesday, January a.. Or. Carl z, Dunt
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