The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29

power \ teacher puts YOU IN a groove
and faithfully watches and guides yud.
until Il widens INTO q great cNpuuse
and MI danger 81 stepping out ~ u
is passed. Then comes the interesting
work FOR the pupil CT ~ all interest
lng to e good teacher when ambition
md enthusiasm may ne encouraged.
Americans have excellent voices rs a
rule. despite their nasal n thruaty
tendencies which with perseverance
aud good teaching can he overcome.
Freed from these faults americans
are invariably good pupils, and uncu
posses, indiyIduahtirs that make THEN
voices chaiactctistically BEAUTIFUL. II
carefully aud gently treated. Forcius
the voice To conform To- rigid Jules -
detrimental q" ~ individuality aud
o. cNtrfmciy wrong l~ndiNiduali,
musf ID" retained and controlled,
never sacrificed to principles. nave
heard pupils sing So much alike that
81 was easy TO tell they were under
the Sam" teacher. There ~ ALWAYS a
way ~ getting at - voice, but the
means must he adaptable.
Must study Ench Pupil.
Each pupil must he studied II JUS
u,c II To- be done. 20 two mouths or
threats are shaped alike. a doctor
who knows his business. always exam %
ines q patient h"forc prescribing. hc
does not always give the same medi-
cine to every PATENT. The teacher
, should examine the mouth aud throat
betor" he decides on the curse ~
training t.pc rule Tor kccuing the
tongue down viii fail with five out of
ten pupils q method that succeeds
with u fans completely with an
other II ~ u mistaken idea that Ia
study voice means work fifteen min
utcs three or four times q day. Of gen
tie and careful practice Is all that IS
necessary. You cannot give II tIo
much thought hut be- careful not u
over practice. \ punt In order tu
succeed must have implicit faith m
her teacher and conform her will,
opinions me taste To- h teacher She
mus' give willingly plenty Of lime 10
her studies and become as pliablr AS
possible, thinking out the great prob.
Teens aud putting aside ambition until
the foundation for glory Is laid.
are IN selecting Teacher.
Too much care cannot he taken IN
selecting a teacher; bat when IN,
step b. once taken, remain firm
against temptation to change uuios,
NV ~ 49, AhE'I w. ~ ~
steady work with one teacher that Is
mediocre " better han q few lesson.
from an the celebrities of The worlC
lgiNe teachers % fair trial before con.
ucmuing them study In America 81
IN" very least three years before going
abroad American teachers labor un-
der the great disadvantage 81 b"inl
unable To send pupils 10 hear the great
artists for two reasons, the expense
and the comparatively small number
that cross to this eide of the A..
lauti,.
When YOU g0 To an opera or q con
I,crt. guard against contracting or en-
y%uuragiug low, vulgar ~ common ti-ic
tttcnd only the finest musicalps. en-.
dcaNuriug Co acquire q love FOR tina
which H. most noble and puro IN
musir. remembering that there j. ~
much difference IA music AS th"'c O.
~ literature Feeding on c.rrs'
novel. currupt~ aud dcmoralizcs
sensual at superficial music has IN,
Same tendency aud viii eventually un'
nt YOU fur anything higher Try 4,
: oiF deep INTO the mysteries which "a
fins, seem diffi'ult and even min
tcrcstmr and iight VIII cNcutunllN
break Through and opcn q world hitlt.
ort" uudrcimod Of Nou will be rcpni,
Tor YOUR trouble The more faithfully
YOU interpret the Works OF a groal
master the greater viii bc Your art
and vuur position among artists.
Car I tLsomr u singer
",lu hcrom" u singer ANY ouC
ma, hcoom' "A singer whn ran diStiug'
uish onc tuuc from aother and Nhos'
ear l. correct, and oven with an APP