The Detroit times., 1913-09-08
LIES BASIC PRINCIPLE
is EDUCATION


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MARGUERITE b. LkvERY.
Mrs Marguerite Il. Lavery has been
for many years one of Detroit's sue
cessful teachers of piano and stringed
for the summer. her studio AZ lo6
Broadway, will be opened and fall
classes begin work on Sept. s. Mrs.
Lavery gives special attention to de-
veloping latent musical talent and has
seen many OF her pupils gain success
and fame In the musical world.
ARCHIBALD c. JACKSON.
Archibald G. Jackson. who toiLs the
faculty of the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music this year, brings with him an
and teacher Possessed of a baritone
voice Of exceptional beauty and power.
he has won distinction for himself both
at home and abroad. Mr. Jackson IL a
vatory OF Music and studied under such
eminent artists as Augusta Rotoli, J..
Cooper. OF Berlin. and Alex
ander Heinamann. also OF Berlin. He
Warren In Raleigh. North Carolina. for
three years. Wilman Conservatory OF
Music. walia walla. Wash. for three
years. and for the past three years has
been teaching In Detroit.
CLYDE NICHOLS
Clyde Nichols, teacher Of singing. has
returned to the city from his vacation
and will reopen his studio in the Glad
win building. 40 Woodward the
coming week. In addition to being "A
successful teacher Of singing, Mr.. Mich
OILS possesses tenor voice OF rare
qualities and his appearance on the
concert stage IL a real treat to the au-
diences who hear him.
FRANCES N. CROSETTE.
Miss Frances NJ. Crosette, teacher OF
piano, will reopen her studios at 507-
sos Gladwin building. for the fall term.
Sept 8. Miss Crosette IL pupil OF
Swayne, Paris, and has an enviable
as a teacher Of piano. OF
late the size OF her classes has neces-
STATED an additional instructor. Miss
Frieda Won Essen having been engaged
as assistant. The enrollments in Miss
Crosette's classes for the coming year
ELfzABErH THORPE.
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe will reopen
her music studio In the Gladwin build.
one Of the largest classes since she has
been teaching in Detroit. from present
Indications Miss Thorpe's excellent
reputation az a music teacher has been
her pupils and the. excellent results
that have attended her work. In ad-
dition to her teaching, Miss Thorpe 10
a musical artist Of ability and appears
on the concert stage
DETROIT SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
The Detroit Schol OF Music. on the
nth door the -GlndMin- bu1ldlng.-
w oodward-ave.. IL one OF Detroits sue
ficient direction OF Franz APPEL an ex-
elusive piano school Is conducted. IN
struction being based on the systems
of Leschetizky and Rubenstein. The
school will open the fall term the COM
ing week.
ALICE MAY HARR.AH.
Miss Alice May. Harrah. singer ana m,
vocal teacher at SO Valpey building. 2is
W oodward.ave., Will reopen her , Stuu nS
the late VIM. Courtney. Of New YORK,
studying later under Giovanni Sbrigiia.
and with Paul Pecauery. Paris In
Frahnert. OF the Royal Opera OF Sax
ony Miss Harrahs repertoire In
ciudes French. German. italian. Span
fish and scotch songs. She has demon .
ability to develop voices and induce
correct tone production, and breath
control and distinct enumeration. MISS
Harrah spends part Of her time each
the vocal department of the American
College OF Music. 1907 superior-st.
JEFFERSON AVENUE SCHOOL.
The Jefferson-ave. school. successor to
the Detroit Seminary, has an expert
class Of teachers who are all university
Situated at 65s Jefferson
ave. this Institution has instilled In the
minds OF scores Of prominent Detroit
families all the rudimentary principles
or a modern education. Lillian Monegan
IL the principal and Will promptly give
attention to inquiries.
NAY y. PORTER.
Miss May T.. Porter. teacher Of plano
at 1876 Avery. will open the work OF her
studio Sept =. Miss Porter. "A teacher
with extensive training. has large
class and will continue giving monthly
by her pupils. these concerts
being held In the studio auditorium
which has a seating capacity for over
a hundred.
Mr.. AND MRS. PEAsE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Pease, for
many years among Detroit's leading
music teachers. have again opened a
private studio In the Giadwin building.
270 Woodward ave. Mr. and Mrs. Pease
have a large following among the mu-
sically Inclined of Detroit and vicinity
and many OF their pupils are to- be
FOUND among the successful musical
artists of the vest