New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
AT MUSIC STUDIOS.

lean Paul Kursteiner, composer, teash-
| er and pianist. of New York, has just
! finished new work called by the
River" four descriptive pieces for piano
solo. On. 81 i'm form OF a cycle: The
, Water Laps the River Bank" Song OF
the Water Nymph," THE Mirrored Sky
| and the Dance Of the Water Sprites.
| They will be published in the near future
! Louis A. Espinal, teacher of singing,
! from the first rudiments to the classic
bel canto' has opened a studio at No.
lOj West 10th street.
Miss Florence Mcmillan, pianist and
coach. has been engaged by Leo Slezsk
for his recital tour through the month of
February.
This Sunday. between the hours OF
and o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Hallet Gil
hertz will be the guests of honor at Nine.
Ogden Cranes music studio in Carnegie
Hall.
! clara Jaeger. Of New York City, pupil
Of Lillian Sherwood Newkirk, of the Met
ropolitan Opera House studio, made
successful debut at the Plaza on Deem
her 10 Miss Jaeger, who is lyric So
nrano has studied entirely with Nine.
| Newkirk. She is under the management
OF Mare Lagen.
Parson Price, teacher Of vocal art, NO.
a. West 18th street, has issued circular
containing list of professional pupils, OF
| which over twenty new names have been
others
| been booked to begin this week.
Theodore Van YORK, the well known
tenor and vocal teacher, of No. Il west
ssth street. was on the evening OF De-
cember 2s pleasantly surprised at his
studio by about forty of his pupils, in ad-
dition to his many friends, who assembled
as surprise party to greet him and AT
the same time to show in substantial
manner their high regard by presenting
| him with mahogany desk and chair.
After exchanging Fluctuations splendid
musical programme was ARRANGED and
carried out by the pupils TO the delight
| of all present.
Xaver Scharwenka. pianist composer,
was the guest of .honor at a meeting OF
the Chopin Society. held at. the rooms OF
| the Grand Conservatory of Music, No.
| 1l3 West S5th street The Misses Beatrice
| Eberhard, Mus Doc, and Edyth May
| Glover were hostesses Of the occasion.
| Among those who entertained was ALI
bert Won Doenhof who gave rendition
OF the Rubinstein Staccato EtUde.
| Jacques Renard, the 'cellist, played two
pieces. after which Scharwenka played
the Chopin Fantasia and his own Span
ish Serenade," and Cora Roma sans
one OF her own songs, playing the Az
compartment herself. Egon +. Putz fin
ished up the musical part of the evening
with the Chopin b fiat minor scherzo. A
book was then presented TO Mr.. Schar-
wenka i'm the name of the Chopin So
ciety by Theodore Sutro, who made an
amusing presentation speech. after which
a collation. was served Among those
present were Baron Bewitz. Miss Eugenia
Stillwell. Philip Ripburger. Mrs. s. l..
Neidlinger, Miss Charlotte Halferty. Mrs.
Sanford Laffray, Mrs. Scharwenka, Mrs.
Scharwenka. jr.. Egon +. Putt, Mr.. Hub
bard. +. W. Riesberg. Mr.. King, Pro-
fessor Cornelius Ruebner, Madison C.
Peters. DR.. Alfred c. Du Pont. Marguerite
Koch. Ernst G. Eberhard. jr., DR.. and
Mrs Lloyd Atkins. Mrs J. Tucker. Ed
ward Stafford. Miss +. Boas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Penheld. Miss Florence Loeb. Miss
Amy Fay. Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Himan