South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-23
WILL GIVE AN
UNIQUE PROGRAM
hotre Dame Music School TO
Offer Splendid 0pportun-
lty for Students.

II Offering the music course for
the summer school held by the col
Iege OF music. Notre Dame uni~er-
sity has had but one idea in mind.
that of Offering 10 the students
work. which will have practical
value. in their problems Of every
day teaching.
Piano. violin. cello and voice will
be taught from the beginning 70 an
artistic finish. All lessons will be
given individually with the eXcep-
ton OF one class per week, which
will be open 20 the pupils who have
a vertain amount Of talent musical
maturity and technical proficiency.
in these class lessons all piano lit
erature Of value will be taught and
there will be general criticism and
discussion OF the merits OF the works
studied as well as the interpreta-
ton as set forth by the student
when playing il in class. such class
will prove highly valuable. both ar
tistlcally and practically.
Practical courses in the theoret-
zeal branches. harmony. counter
point, composition, Instrumentation
will be given.
In Offering the present faculty OF
the college Of music. the university
offers artists. who have studied with
the best teachers in America and
Europe.
Becker Well Qualified
Prof John J. Becker. who is dean
OF the department, studied piano
with George Kruger. the eminent
German pianist. pupil Of Leschetit-
zl<y. Luih GULL. Italys great
pianist OF the st. Cecilia academy Of
Rome. He studied conducting under
tie direction Of Alexander Won
Fielitz. the great composer and con-
ductor and director OF the Stern
conservatory. He was connected
eight years with the North Texas
college as teacher OF piano theory.
and lecturer 20 classes in the history
OF music
Violin and cello will be taught by
prof Fred Ingersoll who is a
graduate OF Oberlin conservatory
and OF Moser. Joachim and Mar
teau. three eminent violin teachers
OF Europe He has trained many
pupils for symphony orchestras and
for the concert platform.
Prof Parresnt Of South Bend.
who is director OF the university
band. will teach the brass and wind
Instruments He has had splendid
opportunities for study. having work
ed with King. the great theorist in
Instrumentation: and having studied
brass and wind instruments with
Theodore Hoch and A. r. Weldon.
He was also a student I'm the
Geneva. Switzerland. conservatory.
The Rev. Charles Marshall. C. s.
c. will have entire charge OF the
course in Catholic church music. He
spent four years In Rome attending
lectures and rehearsals at the Pom
tifical academy OF st Cecilia for
Catholic church music. according 20
the Motu Proprio OF Piux Y.
The lectures and rehearsals were
conducted by Monsignor Pella. as
sistant and real director Of the Sis
tine choir. Rev. L Refce. director
OF s. Marv's Majors choir, Rev. F.
Casimiri director Of st John Lat
eran choir. Rt Rev Paula Ferret
q 6. B.. abbott az 81. Johns and
PauTs monastery. Parma. Italy; and
Rev Fidelis De Sanctis. s j. presi-
dent OF the Pontifcal academy OF
St Cecilia Rome.
Fr. Marshall studied FIVE wears
privately with the Rt. Rev. ?. NJ
Ferreti. O. s b Rev L. Reject and
T Mills Silby. formerly director OF
Westminster cathedral choir. Eng
land in counterpart. GreEoriar