New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03

sky, the vocal teacher OF 20 West seth
st. A large audience attended and warmly
applauded each singer. Those who took
part were Lalla b. Cannon, soprano; Ara
bella MARRIED., contralto; Norman Weber,
contrato Marie Louise Wagner, soprano;
Mrs. Jean Vincent Cooper. contralto;
Emerson Williams, bass; B. Wolff, tenor;
Paul Eichhorn, barytone, and Alice NJ.
Shaw, accompanist Mr.. Bamberger was
so pleased that he requested Mr.. Kliban-
sky TO arrange for another concert at his
store in the near future.
Claude Warford announces a summer
term of violin. voice and plano instruc-
ton at his studios in the Metropolitan
Opera House, 1875 Broadway.
The Mehan studios, in Carnegie Hall.
will have a special summer session for
teachers and singers. beginning July Z
and extending for six weeks to August 10.
Carl Fique presented Lois Pinney Clark
I'm a piano recital at the Fique Musical
Institute, 128 De Kalb ave. Brooklyn, on
Saturday evening. April IS. Miss Clark,
who is pupil of Mr.. Fique. was assisted
by Millicent Viola Jeffrey, soprano, a
pupil OF Mrs. Fique.
Mrs. Jean Vincent Cooper, pupil OF
Sergel Klibansky, was the soloist at the
closing musical given by the Rubinstein
Club. IN the Waldorf-Astoria, on April
IS. She sang two groups OF songs, and
was obliged to respond TO an encore.
Sergei Klibansky has decided to remain
in the city all summer and will conduct
special summer course at his studio, 2l2
West 59th St, commencing June |.
An interesting programme was given by
pupils Of Theodore Ursula Irvine, dra-
matte reader and teacher, at her studio
in Carnegie Hall on Sunday. April %. In
spite of the Indictment weather the studio
was crowded, and the programme was evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed by all present. 1t is sell
dom that such mature work Is heard by
amateurs Especially noteworthy was the
reading Of Louise Dickson, who inter-
preted Brownings poem The Tale"
Ruth Cumming, one of Miss Irvine's
pupils in impersonation, gave a shopgirl
monologue that was greatly enjoyed. The
pupils were assisted by Miss Ellerbusch,
a young soprano. and Vernon Archibald.
barytone. Harry Spier was at the piano.
with Harry Oliver Hirt accompanying. The
final recital of the year takes place at
the Waldorf on May %. when Miss IT.
vines pupils will be heard in Shakes
pearian scenes and scenes from modern
novels.
Carlo Nicosia, musical director Of the
Century opera House. after a very busy
season both conducting and teaching, will
close his studio at l1is West SD st. Mr..
Nicosia will leave for Chicago for a six
weeks engagement as musical director
season OF which begins In the early part
of July. He expects to return to the city
about September 1 to resume his vocal
lessons and TO act as musical director at
the Century.
Miss Adele Katz, pianist, a pupil OF c.
Virgil Gordon. 257 West S5th st. played in
a recital at Oneonta. y. Y. on Friday.
April "A. She played compositions by
Chopin. schuman, Grieg and List. and
was received enthusiastically.
Ella Eachus-Behr was the accompanist
for nellie Bryant at the band concert,
Boston Road and 1Ssth ST. Mrs. Behr has
had much experience as an accompanist
and coach for singers. Her studio is at
COS West e5th st.
six Musical Moods is a collection Of
piano pieces BY Louis NJ Eilshemius. coma