New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
FLOW zALEX QUARTZ CT

? concert with Count and Countess Fabri
on March ] Mr.. Peavey PLAYED for the
Gewelnschaft for Kultur Al Rumford Hall
In April he will give q joint recital with
Hans MerX al the Waldorf Astoria and
another recital with Adolph Schmidt. VIC
linisr. al which new sonata for violin
and piano by George Trinkaus, an Amer
lean compose. will be given.
\ delightful concert By the faculty or
the Conservatory Of Musical Art, OF which
Arthur Claassen and Otto Jablonsh are
the directors was given before an audi
ence Of more than ! 500 girls at the Wash
ington Irving High School on Wednesday
evening. February %. The work OF The
teachers was well received by an appreci-
ative audience.
Mrs Maria Meier Narodny. the Fin
nish leder singer: Ivan Narodny and
lnga Iloegsbro. director Of the Northern
Conservatory Of Music. presented an even
ing Of music Of Finland at the National
Arts Cub on Wednesday evening. Febru-
AIRY 2j.
E. r.. Whitney basso and pupil Of Ber-
trand de Bernyz sang the solo part in
Haydn's Creation" a. the JUdson Me-
mortal Church on Wednesday evening,
February %. He was well received by
the audience. Mr.. Whitney is also en-
gagged to sing the bass solos in the sacred
cantata "The Seven Last Words by Du-
4 10 rpb
Henry Quincy a tenor. OF Philadelphia.
is having a busy season, and has sung
with leading organizations Of that city IN
gliding the Oratorio Society. Philadelphia
OPERATE Society and others. Nr. Gurne'
is a pupil Of Walter &. Mattern. with
whom he has studied both here and
abroad. having begun at the time Mr..
Mattern was teaching in Milan. Italy.
In addition 10 Claude Warford's teach
ing al his Metropolitan Opera House
studio he has a school Of music in Nor
rstown which already, in its first season.
boasts nearly one hundred students. In
addition TO this work Mr.. Warford IS
tenor soloist and director OF the quartet
Church. where ne has Just been engaged
for his third season The last recital III
the series OF artists concerts OF the War
ford course will be given by Miss Alma
Gluck Friday evening. April 3.
Helen Meseritz and Grace Spngarh'
pupils OF Anne Stevenson, teacher OF sing
ing. Carnegie Hall. sang nj recital given
at the home OF Maurice Schlesinger' Flfth
avenue, this city.
Miss Isa Macguire pupil OF the Iiegier
Institute Of Nc NAL Singing. has been en-
gagged 70 sing for Miss Laurette Tayior IN
her one-act plays 10 be given at the Cort
Theatre II has been arranged 10 give IN
formal musicals at the Iiegler studios
every Monday afternoon Miss Blahche
Hne, contralto, v as the soloist al the last
musical and WAS well received by those
present. Miss Hine another pupl OF tne
Zegler Institute, sang at q concert heIu
in the Tompkins Avenue Methodist hpis-
copal Church. Brooklyn Miss lisa MAC
gure was the accompanist.
Nine Esperanza Garrgue, teacher or
singing. will give private concert next
Thursday afternoon AZ the waldorf
Astoria Nine Gsrrigue will present her
artist pupils Miss Roberta Beatty and
Graham McNamee, assisted by Signor
Ariterto Buters. yiolinist, OF Rome itaiy'
Part will be A song recital SUNG by MISS
Beatty. Part will be chiefly operate.
M. MCNamee will sing an aria from
Verdis TN Ballo i'm Maschera' and Han
del's Largo" with violin obblisato oy
S.gnor Butera. The programme VIII Close
with scenes from Mozart's Don Gio-
vanni" and LA Fsvorits
Margaret Upcraft, pianist composer
and teacher, studio No. Gil West 11ltn
street, has such large class or pupils
this season that she has now established
waiting list. Miss Upcraft has registered
this season twenty-slx city pupils. besides
pupils from fifteen other states.