The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
SINGING TAUGHT BY
TALKING NACHINE
BY Means OF Records Great Vocal
Teacher Extends Training to All
who Wish to Sing.

Var reaching hcnriilS ~ y"%;'l AT .imd
Ia countless anlhitI"is music towers
will follow Inc announcement of the
Victor record r""rS" IN vocal training
b. Oscar SaenE"r.
Unique though the Iri'h -. 49, Nrac-
ticahility is apparent. and Inc fact lhat
~" instruction in this novel form IS hy
Americas foremost vocal i"aCh"r seems
81, .uarantc" Us worth. In faci, il is
iin' trn much IL predict ;hHt Il new ia
~ American music has ""'n opened
'rh.. Tim" IS zip" for teaching music
by means Of talking mHrhIu"S and 'h"ir
records. The art Of recording ami re-
producing sound has h''rn brought T'rI
near Ia perfection. and Tor years many
ardent students "f music hay" used
records ~ great artists for Inspiration.
comparison and study Of TN" h.Si n"th-
DDS nf singing and Instrumentation. SUI
urrm" u,L~t"'s mad" tn" r"''"rds--whN
should no. ia" student learn from
;hrm"
Probably thu immense labor nf HrI-
d,!rinr - course in vocal art that w"Ild
hr nj once simple. Gircc:. logically pro-
grossly" and actually rcSult-I"ttinE is
all that kept such Il cnurS" from Hn-
p"aring several years ago. t"Tiunnt"-
IL for good music tn" TASK has been
;i,rnmuiShrd we'll. For the Victor conn
rni.r uIuumr"S Tins cours" hy n" loss
= I"'r<nn than Oscar Sa"nG"r--ih" IA
moss New Nurk teacher very generally
,,rnrni2rd as III" greatest teacher 81
singing III America. IT,. IL. indeed. Hr-
credited with having gwen in"T" Of his
pupils places IN m" metropolitan rI"'r'.
cumrnmy-n"w IN" foremost "l"rn'Ic
organization in The wortd--'han any
other teacher. AMI was th" !irSt Nm"rl-
can teacher tn draw l." himself students
from Europe.
r." think thai tine instruction a. such
= master has been rrCnri"d :" lhai II -
now availubIr wherever The English
laurIlnur H. spoken lS - realize iNnt
IA. "a, IT, n Century has an
oil her miracle" ri art AMI science.
No longer viii tn" villag" choir S"!oiSt
need L" En to tn" "il! "iihe" 10 G"NrI"p
her natiV" genius or IA spend = ~lEali
fortune The training "f tn" greatest
New York Stlrll" viii now come /" her
and for II fraction "f IN" cost 81 n"
old methods she can test her ability.
d"vrlnp her talents and lay fnundttl"H
Tor uuck recognition if the golden VOICE
and divine lire are really III her.
This quick and inexpensive m"th"t al
developing good Voices and vocal lttlTNt
should immediately result in tin" dis
cuvcry OF more latent talent. and Amer
lean music will greatly profit ih"r"h\.
Eul greater still should b" IN" gam
from developing by means OF TINS course
the thousands Of good voices which
without IL could never hop" - studs
under oscar Sacn"rr "r an! Other great
teacher. rlain folks Whu love 10 sing
but hay" neither voiC" nor ambition fer
opera whuSe dearest Wish - only for
the intimate. sweet pleasures of singing
in the home. through TIA" Sa"ngrr course
uu Victor records will bccum" good sing
ers Excellent vuCnlizullun Will take
the place Of wcll-m"Hnt noise. ana III"
day already dawninS when TIN United
states will be- tho most musical country
in the world will be- realized.
II YOU wish to sing or. II already
singer. you wish 10 iinpr"yc your voice.
the Sacnger Cuurs" Of twenty l"SSonS on
ton Victor duubl'-fared records gives
YOU IN" opportunity Uf trimming Yourself
mt homo at small cost under the Gnl1-
unce of Americas foremost SI"GiHliSt.
The course is III" product Of years al
Ia hnr Of this great teacher and "nIhnd-
los everything essential Ia tn" STUDENT
wishing TO master vocal art. ARTISTS
selected by Sarngcr give models Of cor