New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19

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be the first American having held the
POSITION OF kapellmeister in an importan,
opera house I'm Germany His varied
researches along the lines OF vocal work
in different countries have resulted in his
present method OF training. Mr.. Rosen
berg fills the dual role OF voice builder
and coach in English French and Ger
man. Among the operate and concer,
singers coached by him are Nine Laura
Campbell Ethel Walsh Sophie Brandt.
Lulu Roma. Valerie Serice, Soenro de La
Bluette Frieda Stoll. Elsa Won Boer. Carl
Sohmer. Francesca d'Andrade, John
Crawford and Ernst Gruselli.
Mrs. j. Irving Wood, pianist, OF Car
negie Hall, presented five students in re.
cital yesterday afternoon at Studio SIS.
Miss Marie Ellesbrook, contralto and s
d. Griffin, tenor. assisted.
Esperanto Garrlgue's pupil Enrico Ales.
sandro, lyric tenor. made his debut in
Rome. Italy, March IS, singing at
charity concert for the poor OF Rome.
The audience insisted upon encore after
encore. A benefit concert will be rendered
TO Alessandro at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Wednesday afternoon, April %. at
o'clock, for the purpose Of raising funds
to complete his musical education on
this occasion Adriano Arani. the pianist
Of Rome, italy, will make his only New
York appearance. The Garrgue Grand
Opera Quartet will give the first part OF
the programme.
Wilbur 4. Luyster, choral conductor
director OF the Calm Paris Cheve School
OF Sight Singing and Ear Training. at 81
East 3ith St, will conduct the Metro
poitan Life Glee Club al its second con
cert of the season, on next Tuesday even
ing. in the auditorium OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company Building. Madi-
son ave and 23d st. The club, numbering
sixty voices, will render selections by
Gounod Donnizctti, Shelly, Billiard, Har-
tel and Thayer. II will have the assist
ance OF Miss Virginia Root, soprano, who
has just returned from concert tour
with Sousa Band, and Wilfred Glenn, A
renowned BARITONE from the Coast.
Orphee Langeyin, barytone, a French.
Canadian by birth, has opened studio
at 900 West seth St. where he will teach
singing and French diction in all its
branches. Mr.. Langevin studied I'm Can
ada under the best teachers and was
favorably known as a singer and teach.
or. In Paris. where he studied for six
years. he was a pupil Of Dubulles, $
Lafarge and Leon Melchissedcc, of the
Grand Opera. the latter a specialist In
diction. Mr.. Lsngevin. who will prob
ably be heard In recital, has come 10
New York on the recommendation ~
several American artists who are famll-
lar with his work.
Sergei Klibansky, teacher Of singing,
2l2 West seth st, announces his next
pupils recital in the auditorium of Bam-
bergers. Newark, y. j., on Friday,
April %
Gilbert Wilson, pupil Of William
Sticlles. teacher Of singing. studio
Aeolian Hall. made his debut at the Cen
fury Opera House this week, singing the
role OF Don Francisco. i'm "Natoma.'
John Adam Hugo's violin pieces. "Ar-
passionata' ard Prelude 10 SDring.'
were played with great success by Ro-
land Edward Meyer. one Of Musins VIC
lin exponents. of Brooklyn, at the Eichen-
kranZ concert. Terrace Garden on April
5. The composer, who was at the piano,
shared honors with the violinist, both
being recalled.
The monthly Saturday evening music
class, composed Of pupils Of F. W. Res-
berg living in Park Hill-on-Hudson and
vicinity PLAYED works Of GODDARD. Schu-
bert. Wachs and other moderns at the
April IL gathering. Those concerned IN
the affair were Helen Corwin (who also
played scales in all forms), Ruth Gray
James Rae Clarke, Alice Casey, Flor
ence Dwynne, Ethel J. Hall. Florence
Munich pianists, and Bessie Riesoerg'
voilinist. THE Yonkers Herald said
In part in its issue Of April l3: the
acknowledged correct basic principles OF
piano playing are taught by this tn
structor I'm O manner which gets the at
tention OF the individual student. There
is a feeling of comradeship engendered
by the frequent hearings, and reai
rivalry, the desire 10 excel, is instilled
Louis Arthur Russell, o. Carnegie
Hall. announces his summer teaching
plans, including a session Of four weeks
In St. Marys Academy. Columbus, ono
and the usual teachers course in New
ark and Caldwell, y. J. St Marys IS
one of the largest OF the academies IN
the Middle West and one Of the most
important teaching centres Of the Rus'
sell systems of music study. Mr.. Eus.
sells session will include teacoeFs
courses in pianoforte, voice theory anu
class work and special classes In IN
terpretation." with lectures on "Enshsn
Diction," Pedagogy" Hand Culture
Literature Of the Pianoforte,' etc.