New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
STUDIO NOTES.


hopes of its founders, Nine. Giuia Valda
and Nine. Francesca Lamperti. the latter
the widow of the great teacher. With the
beginning of the year, classes in diction,
French. German and Italian were estab-
lished in the school, and several leading
instructors in Paris are in charge. Nine.
Lamperti has lived in Paris since the death
OF her husband, where she is said to oc-
cupy a most enviable social position. She
and Nine. Valda will this month open
series of receptions at the school, No. 160
Boulevard Malesherbes, at which the pupils
will doubtless meet many well known per-
sons.
William c. Carl has been engaged to dis
play the organ in the new Pine Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Williamsport.
Penn, next Thursday evening. He will
also be heard in the Masonic Temple,
Woodlawn, n. Y. on January 2o Mr.: Carl.
whose concert bookings will carry him far
into the season, will be heard in many
cities outside of New York.
Paul Dufault. tenor and teacher. studio
No. 33s West 23d street, was the singer at
the second of the Newhaus chamber mu
steals, which was held in the Waldorf
Astoria on January 6. Mr.. Dufault sang
songs from Dial. Barbirilli. Tirindelli and
Saint-Saens in French, with dramatic i'm
pulse that won the applause of an inter-
ested audience.
Reinald Werrenrath, the barytone, is on
a short Southern tour, which includes a
recital in New Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs. Wer-
renrath will stop at Knoxville. Tenn. and
Washington, on their way back, where
they will be entertained by friends.
Henry Lift and his orchestra played at
dinner for the Arts and Crafts on January
g. On January Is Mr.. Lift and his orches-
ira will be heard at the Woman's Club,
| in Orange, \. j., at a private dance.
Miss Lillian Heidelbach (now Mrs. Ras-
| covar) is enc of Nine. Cornelie Meysen-
heym's most promising soprano pupils. She
| has already met with success in opera, hav-
ing sung at the Metropolitan Opera House
| during Herr Conrieds reign Her ability is
| said to show itself best in such roles
Marguerite in Faust" Leonora in 'Trova-
| tore" and as SantuzZa in "Cavalleria Rus
| ticana.'
Florence Austin's ensemble class at tho
Musin Violin School. No. East 45th street,
includes boys and girls of various ages
whom it is interesting to hear play from
memory, while standing a series of Divide
! Musins studies. comprising arpeggioss ma
! jor and minor scales and character pieces.
| The class meets twice weekly, its men,
| bers having individual lessons at other
| times.
Eictorine Hayes. who is studying with
| Susannah Macauay. was the soloist at the
Twelfth Night Club on Thursday at the
Berkeley Lvceum. Her songs were Bar
| carole' (''Tales Of Hoffmann') and cal
lah," the latter by S. Macaulay.
This afternoon. and also next Tuesday
| afternoon, Miss Amy Grant, reader, with
! Charles L. Stafford. lecturer and pianist,
will give lecture recital on the opera
"Eiek'ra" ar the formers studio, No IS
| West 55th 81.
Walter L. Boeert. musical director of the
| Peoples Institute, announces the following
artists who will render the musical part of
! the programme at this evenings meeting
in the large hall of Cooper Union: Miss
Josephine McCulOh, soprano; Walter
Kiesewetter, accompanst; ~ Nikolai So
kolff violin; H. Stanley Mcknight accom-
panist, and Ernest Bayne Naming, pianist
Theodore Ursula Irvine gave a compli-
mentary recital. at which she was assisted
by Helen Waldo, contralto, and Ethel
Wenk. accompanist in the lecture room OF
44th street, on January Il at Sis D. M In
addition TO a choice musical programme,
Miss Irvine rendered "The Little Green
God" by Caroline Atwater Mason. a satire
on a present Gay fad.
Friends OF Frank Ch. NJ. de Rialp. teach
er of voice placement, Will be pleased TO
learn that he has opened studio at No.
So West CSth street. where he will teach
on Wednesdays and Saturdays and on
other days at his home. No. 207 West l35th
street.
TIE composers evening, given at the
international Conservatory of Music No.
.33 Lexington avenue. on wednesday,
was pronounced by those present a big
success. a feature of the progra mme was
the singing of the Intarna tional Ouarteute
conducted by NJ H. Mates, and COMPOSED
of Mrs. Elise Erdtmann, Miss MAYO Cook
irshan, Carl Rleck and William fiirsch-
mann Among others who Individually
helped to make the affair successful were
Miss Edith r. Valentine Miss Emile
M.schn.edt. Miss Flora Tuthill. Miss Mag
dalena Kessler and DR.. Edward j. Bieder-
man.