New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

Tansom. who played three Of her latest
eorgs-.sT Never Knew" IF Love were
" hat the Rose Is'' and Spring Song -Ior
Miss Denison to sing. The recital was
given In the studio of Miss Denison. IN the
Times Building In Montclair. N j. where
averv Monday and Thursday afternoon
Miss Denison teaches singing and slght
reading.
NJ. IdelIa Campbell-Betts, concert pianist
and teacher Of piano and musicai theorS,
has returned to the city and mas resunieo
her classes in piano and theory. She an
nounces special attention will be given 10
recitals and pupils preparing for teachlhs'
Two of Claude Warfords artist piano
students gave recitals last week.. Elzd-
beth Day, $ in Hackettstown, y. j. anu
Madeline Heyder, in Brooklyn On Noven-
Der Mr. Warford will give his first studlo
recital of the season.
A. Seismit Doda, teacher of voice culture
Interpretation and Finnish, also a meliiOei
of the Royal Academy, reports that his sea
son has started with a large increase Al
the number of pupils. For this reason he
has been obliged TO take larger anu iroIe
commodious studio at No. AT tlIth a"eiiue-
r,r.de-;cl, Weld. barvtone and teacher of
singing. studio, Carnegie Hall, was one Oh
+be singers at the Worcester music festival
last month and made most favorable I'M
preston.
Several pupils of Nine. Lena Doria De
vine will be prominent in operate perform
ances in New York this season. TWO WIZ
received their first vocal instruction from
this teacher, are Blanche Dufheld, soprano
soloIst. for several seasons with Sousd
Band. and Bessie Abott. one time prlnld
donna at the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE
Miss Duff1eld has recently taken TO Ihe
operatic stage. She has been heard I3Iely
at the Brooklyn Academy OF MUSIC aS
Airline in the Bohemian Girl" Miss ABOUT
will appear at The New Theatre next
month at the head of her own company III
the opera ''Ysobel." Another pupil VINO
will have a prominent part in the new VIC
tor Herbert opera, in which Trentim Is 10
be the star. is Vera De Rosa, proInlslns
young singer, who distinguished herseH py
her frequent appearances IN connection
with the educational series Of operas last
season at the Manhattan Grand Opera.
The new DulIQulg Oh tho 1A4oSASNSO -
Musical Art, at Claremont avenue and I'D
street, will be dedicated on Saturday AFTER
noon, November 5. The more formal ex-
ercises will be opened and closed by CASTOR
Dethier at the new organ. Beside the GUS
tornary transfer of the building to the trus-
tees by the architects and builders. the exer-
cises viii include addresses by the president
of the trustees and by Francis Brown, presi-
rr,;o TbnnI0cjpaI Seminary. the
nearest neighbor of the institute. General in
sp.ction of the halls and practice rooms will
follow, and refreshments will be served IN
the lunch room. AT o'clock a concert
will be given in Cuyler Memorial Hall by
advanced students and the institute or
chestra. The first public students recital Of
the institute was given III Cuyler Memorial
Hall on Saturday. October %. at which
the following programme was rendered;
Senate. B minor. Opus. 5S. first movement;
allegro maestosO Chopin, Miss Alice
Shaw; senate for violin. A major (HandeD.
Miss Constance Edison and Miss Elenore
Altman; two etudes. Opus 10, No. 3, z major.
and Opus 25, No. II, major Chopin.
Harry Kaufman; scherzo. Tartantelle. Opus
is CWieniawsky), Master Sascha Jacobson;
Romance (Saint-Saens): Valse, A fiat major.
Opus AZ Chopin. Carl Schluer.
Beatrice Eberhard. dean of the Grand
Conservatory of Music No. 81 West 9Sd
street, contemplates giving a violin recital
in the near future, at which she will play
Rogers Suite in Modern Style" and Homer
Bartlett's "Bourree'' as novelties.
Thursday evening, October 20, Florence
Haubiel Pratt gave the first musical OF the
season for her pupils at her studio. No. 251
West S7th street. The affair proved so sue
cessful that a public musical is announced
for next month. Among those who took
part were Jessie King, Elsa Armbrust,
Clara Armbrust, Frances Cartright, Harry
Tower Daisy Harris Mrs. Clara Reynolds,
Harriet Cooper. Bessie Merz. Irene Brady
and Jacob Freisinger. Miss Pratt gave an
interesting talk on Musical Essentials"
with Illustrations.
Nine. Josefa Middeke. teacher OF voice
culture, Nos 2O4 and 2O6 West s1st street,
has charge of the vocal department at the
Bangs and Wilton School for Girls, at
RiVerdale, n. Y.
siegmund Grosskopf. violinist OF Car
negie Hall, has been engaged as member
Of the faculty of college IN New Ro-
chelle, N. Y.
Allessandro scuri, concert pianist and
teacher and late professor Of the Royal
Academy. Milan. has opened a studio at
No. SIG Carnegie Hall Mr.. Scuri says he
is the instructor of the sons Of the distin-
guished singer, Allessandro Bonci
Franklin Riker, tenor and teacher. be-
sides teaching at his West Seth street
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