New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08
AT MUSIC STUDIOS.

Madeline Heyder a piano pupil or Clauue
,varford. won the three years free scHoIaI
shin at the Peabody Conservatory OF bal-
timore Thirty-two competed for the prize.
Miss Heyder. who has studied with MI
Tsrford during the last four years ana
who is only sixteen years old. played the
Beethoven Sonata. OPP. %, and the schloezer
r.,de on. /. No. g. Besides the resula
coDsarvatory course. she will be under 1t
,,e.t Hgtcheson's guidance az the piano.
pbi1iD ,JtteH SOLO violinist and teacher
has returned from his summer home u"
canada and resumed teaching at the van
MIKE studios. No. 9@g Eighth avenue.
Katbrin Hike, soprano and teacher mas
.l'.,, ro,,,rred m New York, having spent d
-,rsoeart summer at Atlantic Highlands
\ where she sang with great success
The latter rart OF August Miss Hike sang
With prvor's Band at Ashury PARK y. D.
r5ar new studio is at No. % West S'tn
et~aet where she is ready TO welcome her
friends.
Tosenh Mcintyre, teacher OF the piano
and director Of the Mcintyre Trio mas re-
moved his studio 20 No. ll9 West list street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Virgil. who have re-
,ort1,. returned from London, where they
oorduc-ed q teachers session with much
s,,rcess have tust opened their New YORK.
...bo5r for the season IN addition 20 teach
ing they have arranged % give NUMBER
of lectures and recitals. They VIII De
beard I'm Plainfeld y. j., on October H. at
youkers on October 10, al Ne" 1ork '~haih-
bsr Music Hall, Carnegie HalD on OCTOBER
on and AT New Rochelle y. Y, on OCTOBER
u. p-ocrau1mCs and complimentary tickets
rr- these lecture recitals can De obtained by
,0rr,cation 70 the Virgil School Of Music ar
No As East I'D street Manhattan.
Mics F. II CroIius. director Of the Gro
I'm. p,oro school. announces the removal
NJ the school 10 Studio s37. Carnegie Hall
Christian Kriens, solo violinist and
teacher has returned from Europe ana
res,,r,ed his violin instruction as well as
ensemble and composition al his studio
No 27 West 57th street. Mr.. hriens mas
orreadv booked several concert engage
rpepts as well as dates for his trio and
string quartet
r. Reuitez. barytone and teacher OF
singing. has returned after an absence or
so1r months and resumed his sessions az
his studio. 80 1s5 West list street
Josefa Afiddecke who passed her vaca-
ton in Europe. IS back al her work in her
new studios, in the Orleans NO. 100 west
10th street Nine Mlddccke was accompa-
MED bv her daughter. Margaret. VINO has
been studying piano In Berlin. Miss Mid
decfe is said 20 POSSESS good voice, ana
viii on advice of George Droesher, general
stage manager al the Royal Opera in Ber-
lin. take lessons from her mother
lean Paul Kursteiner. teacher OF piano
and composer Of songs and piano pieces.
has resumed teaching at his studio in the
Belnord. Broadway and seth street. Pupils
Of Mr.. Kursteiner have the advantage IN
having the use Of two grand pianos Of
prominent make.
Mime. Lena Doria Devine. the we'll known
vocal teacher. has returned 10 her apart
ment in the Metropolitan opera House No.
1l25 Broadway. after three months trip
through Europe.
Mime. Elise Pekschen, a well known Rus
sian pianist. announces she will accept
limited number OF pupils at her studio No.
30 West 72d street. Nine Pekschen is a
pupil OF Anton Rubinstein, and has, be-