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make a specially of accompaniment play
ing and coaching, taking a limited number
Of piano pupils Mrs. Davis has been ac
companist for Chautauquas I'm Georgia and
for concerts in various cities in this coun'
, try and in Europe. where she resided for
} two years.
| f. Sheffield Marsh has returned from Eu-
rope, and is prepared TO resume teaching
at Studio sl5. Carnegie Hall After six
years study in Paris with Sbrigla. Las
sale and Jean de Reszke and in Naples with
| Perill. Sebastian and Colonnese, and in
London with William Shakespeare, Mr.
Marsh is prepared to teach from the FIRST
principles Of tone production TO concert
oratorio and Italian, French and German
opera.
Miss Mary E. Dunavon whose studio is
in Carnegie Hall, where she teaches on
Tuesday mornings, is preparing for the
press volume entitled Some Lessons IN
Singing" which is said 10 be a great help
10 pupils or those VINO have taste for
singing. but do not think themselves capa-
BILE Miss Dunavon has assisted the pub
fishers in compiling their little music maya
zine. What's Inside" the initial number OF
which has just had a complimentary as
tribution.
Miss Agnes Petring, soprano. OF 81. LOUIS
and an ardent exponent Of the vocal proc
esses of Louis Arthur Russell. OF Carnegie
Hall this city has been engaged by the
Dennis Concert Bureau for tour OF thirty
recitals through the Middle West this sea
SON Another successful professional stu
dent of Mr. Russelrs Is Miss Rosadda fay-
lor cvho has recently been engaged a. solo
contralto Of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church
Kansas CITY. Mo Miss Taylor is teachlns
the Russell processes in the same city
Mime. forbade has closed her vocal stu
dio in Paris. and will resume her teachihs
here for the winter in her studios IN CdI-
nerie Hall Her daughter and pupil MISS
Greta Torpadie, the 'diseuse'' has mum
her of .salon engagements. 10 NIL
While me Crolius Piano School, NO. ~
Carnegie Hall. is having its usual NUMBER
NJ nupils. most Of them are advanced. r OF
this reason they would be pleased to wei
come beginners Application can be made
next Saturday at 10 a. m
Nine. Esperanza Garrigues pupn MiS'
Virginia Wilson, dramatic soprano Metro
politan opera Company. Conried resiihe''
cave a recital az the Garrgue studios on
FRIDAY assisted by the little Russian vio-
linist Nathalie Bosho. The studios were
hacked with admring guests. Nine VIII
son called forth great enthusiasm by her
instrumentation of the Weber aria and her
counod,s ave Maria" AZ Mrs. Wilson
rcxt recital she will give programme OF
schubert. schumann and Franz coInpriS-
Inc the entire cycle OF "Frauen Lebe una
chen" Mime. Garrigue's Friday afternoon
musicals have become an important feature
in training the pupil for public appearance
Henry Klein. viollnist and teacher Tor
merry connected with the faculty OF the
National conservatory OF Music. reports
steady increase OF pupils. For the ac-
commodation OF those residing on the West
Sid. he has opened a new studio IN the
Algeria apartments. No. 2u West lOsth
s,raet He will also retain his present
studio al No. 40 West 18th street. A large
number OF his pupils have secured proht-
shl. engagements with leading symphony
orehestras.