The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-29
CLYDE A. NICHOLS

has taught in Detroit for past ter
years. During this short period he
has produced many excellent singers
and a few remarkable soloists, whose
training and voice enabled them tc
step to the front rank of concert and
operate work. The most recent Is
Mrs. Ray Ruddy, understudy to Mar
guerita Sylvia, in Lehar's new opera
Gypsy Love-" Mr.. Nichols is pupil
of Geo. Hamlin, tenor Chicago Grand
Opera. Studio 270 Woodward
JENNIE M. STODDARD
has long been recognized as one OF
Detroits foremost teachers of singing
Miss Stoddard directs the Tuesday
Musicale Chorus. The Chamtnade
Quartet of which she Is also member,
and the Northwestern Choral Club.
Studio, Valpey Building, 213 Wood
ward avenue.
ELvIN SINGER
has an international standing as a
successful vocal teacher. A native OF
Vienna he studied under Lamperti Of
Milan and Sbriglia of Paris.
His Singing Is beautiful and artist
cally correct-thus the pupil may
learn by imitation, most potent fac
tor of success. Mr.. Singer was first to
present 'Puccinis Madam Butterfly"
and Liza Lehmann's Nonsense Songs"
in America.
MR.. AND MRS. MARSHALL PEASE.
Mr.. Pease has been In Detroit for
twenty years, the last two having
been with the Detroit Conservatory.
Many of his pupils are holding promi-
nent positions as church, concert and
operate singers. Out of town pupils
can secure his instruction without
enrolling through the Conservatory
He Is assisted by Mrs. Pease.
KATHERINE MAREE REYNOLDS
has high soprano voice of mezzo
quality and very sympathetic timbrc
She puts into Gcr work bard study
earnest desire for attaining the pest
aud giving the highest service. which
brings rare result. Teaches singing,
voice culture, accompanying. sight
singing harmony. history of music,
choir conducting. Studio 4S Calvert.
ALICE MAY HARRAH
is. especially successful in the tra'n.
ing of vocal students in French, Ger.
man. Italian. Spanish Scotch as wei!
as English for concert, opera and
oratorio Her pronunciation being per
feet. She is pupil of VIM. CouttLey
New York, Paul Pecquery and G.
Sbrielia, Fsyis and n. Frahnert, Dra3-
den. Studio, rs Woodward.
A. A. LANGLOis
with studio at 270 Woodward is
singer of ability and a teacher of
much experience. Many singers owe
their professional career to his effic-
dents under his tuition will be guided
Alright. Mr. Langlois Is in his Detroit
studio Monday and Thursdays.
CLARA koEHLER HERBERLEIN
daughter of the late famous critic,
and pedagogue, Louis Koch
Ter, and exponent Of his methods OF
teaching, is we'll known as teacher,
lecturer, and pianist, her work having
long since established for her a high
reputation both here and abroad.
She is director of the Chamber
Music Society OF Detroit, prominent
in the Detroit Tuesday Musicale as
VI tuC dhu iCduCl
of piano ensemble classes. Studios
SO Hancock, +. and Crosse Pointe.
MISS FRANCIS M. CRoSsETTE
who has pianoforte studios in the
Gladwin Bldg. 278 Woodward, has but
recently returned from Paris where
she studied four years with the cele
brated teacher Wager Swayne Sew
eral years previous to her study abroad
the taught in the Detroit Conservatory
under dictatorship of the late J. Ii.
Hahn.
MRS. ROelNA TuRNBULL
has an enyiable reputation as
teacher of piano, many prominent
teachers and concert players having
had their training with her. AS q
teacher OF harmony she is very prof. |
cient making that study part OF every
students work. Mrs. Trunbull is re-
garded leading instructor and her
state following is large. Studio go
EDWARD o'coNNoR
the well known composer and |
teacher will open a new studio in Van |
IIusan bldg. LOG Broadway, where he |
will teach piano and harmony, Mr.. |
OConnor Is one OF the best known |
younger teachers, and his clientele Is |
growing yearly. He has recently |
writing mass which will
De produced early this fall.
ELIZABETH THORPE
has studios both In Pontiac and the
Iladwin Bldg Detroit. Miss Thorpe |
s an accomplished pianist and accom-.
PIANIST, and her piano and organ stu
Tents show most conscientious train
ng, She is a pupil OF Alberto Jonas.
Berlin, OF Frau Breeand Leschetizky
n Vienna and Wager Swayne In Paris.
She endorses Leschetizky method.
MISS ADAH. 'HEMENWAY
has been successful teacher OF the
,iano for several years. Miss Hemen-
way is a student Of the late j. ii.
Hahn and f. l.. York. Residence n
vt. Vernon ave. Studio AZ Valpey
Bldg. and 213 Woodward.
MISS LOUISE DAWSON
whose violin studio is located in the
Building at $40
Woodward ave. is an excellent violist
md recognized as one of Detroit's
most successful teachers of this in
trument. Miss Dawson is well re-
nemebered as member of the Bee