NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, OCTOrsi:n 27, 1007. 5

7 » ra^«« \u25a0 \u25a0* ana \u25a0 *« as m m 5 *-'^ S *^5 H7H S SS^ MUSICAL£\u25a0" CuMMEf^f^J^S" ! SS^S U the Public ftrformavecs WillSoon TE.NCR ENRICO CaRISO'S Have Opportunity to Enjoy. Wassily Safonoff last week informed the Pbil- fjannor.!- Society by cable that he had conducted a BOOK Of CARICATURES p-jnphony concert at Copenhagen with success and \u25a0 Sketches drawn by th^ OREAT ARTIST fea arrivf in •\u25a0« York n<>xt Tuesday on Urn LYRIC vould the United Italy. France, England. *c. wttßl Mr. Safonoff has spent States. \u25a0^\u25a0•prtßS WHheta»: the Illustrative verses in English and Italian, Wofj- with his family in tho and a fCismer Caucasus when not raphy. jßjploypd in conducting foreipn orchestras or se- jectioP new music for the approaching season of The Book willbs r»ady January Ist, (90S. philharroonic Society!. To honor memory b/ the the Published by LAFOLLIA DI VEIY YORK. rhe great cf Ecvaru Grie;r. who died last summer, the pro- Italian humorous paper, established is;t;i. the only one of the first two concerts, to place that has the privilege or publishing every weak a cari- gramme take at cature by EXRICO CARUSO. on November IS nnd 15 has been chanped to include t!:e suite "IVerst popular of the Norwegian composer's LA FOLUA Di HEW YORK, The andante from Beethoven's quartet, op. trorkb- 1 IC9 MOTT STREET. XEW YORK CITY. B So. Z, will b^ omitted. In ord»-r to meet the dnnanJ of new sabscribers. the box office at r'nr- Price. 53. 00. Order now. a-s edition Is limited Eesrie Ball will remain open continuously until the night ef t!:- firs', concert of the season ror the sale cf subfcrij'tions ti> seats ami boxes. The subscrip- tion for the afternoon concerts has never been so Musical. larpe in the history of the society as it Is this veiT, ssys an oflicial announcement. Despite Its thirty-four years of active work in |B** York's musical field, the Oratorio Society hat. or interest to jaanaped to ke^p itself young.. By admitting about SIXGERS jereaty-five new members every autumn, to re- CBIRCB AND CONCERT ylace those «lio are r« tired from the chorus ojr SPCCIAL LCSSONS IN resign from it. the society has been able to keep its booy of tone fresh and supple and fit to cope with Concert Repertory, Oratorio. the difficult tasks imposed upon it. The loyal Fpirit Songs cf the members, which has helped to give the Ora- torio Society a longer life than that of any other chcral orp:inizraicn has had. is a.so ex-v «np!;fied in self-sacrifice, At frequent periods Georg Henschel every sir.per iv tho chorus submits to a voca! ex- tsiination by Dr. Frank Damrosch. the conductor. VICTOR HERBERT. FAKTICUIARS Of orAy thuse who KARL KLEIN. end are deemed of full efficiency He Carnegie Hall on Novem- He will give the first of a series of orchestra to retain membership. MLtll be heard at Institute of flCmstcal Hrt sre allowed Such fxnmir.u- ber 5. concerts in the Theatre this even* tionp were held a few weeks a?', in prepitration for ing. 53 the irsiportant work of the present season, and Dr. Damrusch and the dirt-dors regard the chorus as now coru-tituted one of the best in rect-nt years. The membership, including new voices, remains at STUDIO NOTES. about thret- hundred. Active work is now in proc- Musical. LUCY RUFFIN ress on the music for the first concert, to take • place on \\>dn •Tftillffer" and Gabriel VUrut's 'The Children's THE NORMAL INSTITUTE' THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC made dee;) impression last CARNEGIE HAM. I , MISIC HALL.NEWARK Crusade," which so an \u25a0A leave New York, lefl my l.ußiness lnP"l«> T«-arh«-r» ' For All (>rad«e Study The wr.rk thus f?.r done r.y tho Oratorio and have For und Profntilonaln of season that this N charge of Miss Kleanor MfL/ellan. MuMcnl. ' I.OIIS AItTHVR RVSSEIX. Plrertor. Bodcty en "The New Life- Indicates "Miss MoLvlian Una been with Mm. SPECIALTY SCHOOLS FOR SINC.ING AND TIIEORT. "Tho Crusade. Is of r in n associated PIANOFORTE.Ru VOICE. like that Children's \u25a0 by sseli -are ha'lcj «t»n.ilv^ through \u25a0«»• msic. of bearing. W( U. H- . Broun u:nl me since our first work In this city. Th»> MoJrrn Processes of Music Study Mr. u»» eouatrft the kind to be penerally enjoyed at lirst c is to teach the Top- They produce rssnlta Classes and personal le»»cma. Send for Literature. ALEX WILLIAMHOX. 3«trttary._ lespiah" performed, usual, at tne an.l particularly well fitted NLW YORK "The will bf as \u25a0 ping-Brown production. concerts, on the *>veninp ol De- method of tone two Christn-.astide. special attention 1 "It is my wish that all my pupils ntinue their V and the afternoon of Deceiver M. anfl my German Conservatory cember fc>;. Mattnew t work with Miss Eleanor McLt-llan at studio. CONSERVATORY MUSIC According to to 1 \u25a0 OF Badi's "The Passion At'-lif-r Building, No. £{ "West CTth treet." CORNER 11STII STREET. April:6. AVENTE. en of Music, $ ADOLF \u25a0\u25a0 MORNINGSIDEI>lßr.< Tt>RS I>IRtCTOUS{ w The Ford School of Expression, at No. Weat 23 WEST 42D HT.. NEAR STII AYE. JKASET W.. >INIiERMAN.SINOERMAN. York reciinl win ne first New pn^.. \u25a0 PaderewEki's 40th street, Edith Cline Ford, director, announces Directors. f'ARL HEIN, ACGCTST FHAEMCKE. VIOLIN—Henry Behradleck. Ado!f Whltelaw. PIAKO—Bam Bernstein. M.—Forster-Dero. VTOLONCELLO Saturday at 2:30 fc Carnegie H:.i: on afternoon the DJ elocution, danc- Founded 18TC Btn Season Incorporated ISB4. —Arthur Bernstein. Hans KronoUJ HAP.MOXT August WalJht-r. VOCAL Jeanet W. Slngennan. Lloyd v -cital be given special classes in physical training, RanJ —ELOCfTION ENSEMBLE CLASSES. o'clock. His \u25a0scond K< York will LKATHNCi SCHOOL >F JJI'SIC! BIGHT FIN'GINT ratalos; afternoon, Rossini ing, fencing, development and placing of the speak- TtrmON. $1." PER TERM (20 Ussoas) UP. Write for New and Vrr- Concert TICKET. Carnegie Hall on Saturday Xovem- AJi.lt \u25a0\u25a0 AT la j Mr. . ing voice, articulation, pronunciation, literary i.< IWBBT RATF.S. t»r 1". seats for this are now on sale. Patfe- platform lnMriictlunIn ar.o Bt Baj analysis and recitation. Careful attention I rew=ki was due to arrive, in Hoboken on the | is given to Individual defects in voice mid manner. PIANO, VIOLIN, riH(;AN.HARMONT. GRAND« CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. I of bo. canto. to COfN'TERPOINT. 352 WEST ST. ROSE STANGE Auguste Victoria yesterday. His New The work is of benefit not only the reader or COMPOSITION. COR. »STH Opera. pre»ent*d \u25a0when OfMSc Kaiserin teacher of expression, but to the man or woman ELOri'TION. and all Orchestral Instruments. 11001. EMI"OWEREI> BY Oratorio. Concert. Puplla headquarters will as in the past, at tte .-• • TnK OXI.Y MTSIC p«-ter.t. Voice* coached. Repertoire. Lanrua«es. Ap- York be. appearing publiclyin any capacity and those k- Terms $10 Per ACT OF LKOIMLATIRE t<- Ed to be ai P. .ences. tS Professors and Instructors. he return New York The followinß (IIMIKTWITH Slieclal course for anil Thor- Then v.ill to ..nd (5 \u25a0 OPENING ORTUESTBA. Teachers Professionals. he will play in Syracuse and Hartford VVe«l li AT CARNEGIE II \l.l. NOV. 3. ,ough course \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0- week Pitt.-burg. . the Pittshurg in , Tl' PREE ON MME. twice Orchestra : ETB APPLICATION. TORPADIE with iti K»nrl fur ratalosrue I>ept. O. YEAR. ART. only appearance: with orchestra \u25a0 THIRTY-FOURTH TOCAT. His ftr=t and | E EBERHARD, lent, West. Carnegie Hall. Stodlo >07-803. New York wiilbe* m Saturday afternoon. Decem- Dr. Prssl 552 Cntral Park ber 7 when he will play with the Boston Sym- : - ebony Orchestra inCarnegie Halt His programme j ANNA ELLIOTT MULLINIER. M. 0. { In \u25a0 for next Saturday afternoon will be announced TKE NEW YORK INSTITUTE WINSLOW, por first two recltala he lias • \u25a0 READER and IMPKRBONATOR HELEN TRUE a Oay or two his which, fig- Lnisa - | »cl—lrSja tl-.r- ' \u25a0 SINOINii ANDSPEAKING VOICE MSSMat: rWfle-"up oniy numbers of •\u25a0 a™t lS i-.K:iin i:i N- Expression Stage breathing. Residence 4TO Weat 157th St. his ln former Feasor.F. v Studios of and Arts. I VIOLIN PLAYING. atudlo. ured on programmes 701-702 \KM«.II. IITY. eg we; land H< HAM.. NEAV VOKK folio Orut..r>. Ph.ixlra! Culture. Kriimitlr Art. CnarhinK PIANO AND VOCAL CULTURE. Variation? and Fujrue. op. a I'adereivFVi In BpsetaJ Rolf*. VO<'AL DBFBCTB ERADICATED. eaaata, op. 27. No. 1. Boat Beethoven Musical. 230 EAST 62D STREET. Claude Maitland Griffelh *'Aufdra W»«=se- ru finnen "1 V. *H. AKKI. DIRECTOBS. PIANO HARMONY rs-TKrCTIOV Bcbubert-lilsit ANT>< P de Vl*-r.ne. A major. v At a standard equal to an>* of the foremost schools 133 +ro-t..- Hall,Nerr York - _ \u25a0 of Its In Europe. (Musical Courier. > • _^ Er!kl::e. Art Society PHILIPS, kind major, op. 15, Musical- I •' ARTHUR biritohe. . NocUuDe. F sharji " J VOICE \KU Tstudet. N«s. i<" an.l oj. \<>. L Chonln" I*ll S W3^ P l\ CARNKGIE HALL. YOKK CITY. 34. VOCAL INSTRUCTION. >•»»•». A fist. oi>. -: FAI.I. TERM Ist. IPO7. LACHMUND AGNES SUMHER GEER Fcherzo. B flat mirr-.r. Jf OCTOBER CONSERVATORY Pupils accepted * Btojo^sk! Agnes Scanner BUILDING in WEST 83TII STREET. Masmlotnass and Child Impersonations. Oiant An*»ar " 6 ii Large Faculty. Professionals also Children"* Courses. In Elocution. 131 Eaat 16th st. Tel. 8590 Stayresani. \u25a0 33 WEST FJ;aj*o£le No. IS Usl"U 51 "LISZT'S METH • \u25a0 AND TRADITIONAL INTKRPRETATLON'S." 1 . Them can be little OonM that Mr. Paderewskl ! Dlsttn tlv» feature for professionals, by Cart V. Laeh- will include one or the. other of his two new com- EUGENIO PIRANI mun<9 (three years a pui-11 of Liszt). ~ WALTER YOUNG UK. S. his first recital. Of II m 11001. OF PIANO PLAYING. Vocal Instruction. Voice Production. positions ln the programme of ami teacher of dramatic art. *l MADISON AVKNIK. Bubwaj Station, 2Mb Bt Style. Repertoire. and SO2 Carnegie last Hart Conway. actor LI.IBBOWNsI Diction. 801 Haß. sonata something .<--:iid in this place the was Europe and opened a studio at Bunday. The "Varia'ions and Fugue on an Orig- has returned from MME. SODER HUEGK street. Mr. Conway was tor- TENOR. Well known European Concert Singer *Voice Instructor. bearing "No 237 West 45th n^Vj . Bonci, the hands of Mr. company. BEVERID6E, inal Theme" had a at xnerly a member of the August in Daly HiE. G. n Alessandro Stojowski at a recital la Mendelssohn Hall "last VlKil.inhi ( riON. 63 7TIIAVK.. itiuioki.VN. lIfIUIIIVocal Placement nr..i Hr.aih.n kIIUuLIMj the celebrated Italian tenor, for the correct placement her studio. Wed. 2-8 P. M. Carn.'Ki.> IIa!I. UUllUxs Kast S2d M.. »» York Clty.llUOLIVU FAMOUS GARCIA METHOD TAUGHT and training of voloe. especially recommends Slffsor* January, when The Tribun'-'s reviewer said of it Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan is busy in Voice Trial dally. 1 to 3 P. M. Terms moderate. VALERI. 343 Weat 58th. Htudlo: 10H EAST SSTH STREET. ' that it might be set down as "one of the sound- Xo. 200 West S2.J strett, preparing un operetta shortly. Miss Whtt- plawos C e?t, most original nnd imaginative compositions" which she Intends prt-prntinK "worn >\u25a0•- pupil Cowtan. has Just starts on v Reatored in tone and tourh. Fir.f tunlnif ihki r<-jialrln«r THEO. HABELMANNlESI£Z vhich the composer, had put to his U.k. r a of Mrs. y.urs' \u25a0• Paderewskl. through the South and west. Tv.-«ntv jiracticitl ipvrli M. E MAHKS, •»<» Formerly with Metropolitan Opera llousa. SCHOOL, FREDERICK MARTIN cone.it tour v,>.«t credit. Since then it has been made accessible by issth St. "Phone XVA Harlem. 009 Went Aye.. n»-«r St "I'hone TOSM) River. VIRGIL GORDON PIANO vocax F.nd 104th 15 Ks>t Jl-t New iNSTnrcnov publication, and the greater familiarity thus made MacEvoy, a pupil of Mme. Street. York. Studio. 141 West 91st St.. Neg York confirmed the good impression made Mrs. Elizabeth Metcalfe Public Playing a sp«clalty. possible has Herman, Ilichard Strauns and Courses Mr. Stcoowski's performance. Jt Dears a lat.-r Marches!, Relnhold X.ESUSY MARTIN* Normal for Teachers. *.y Studio, Broadway." ANNIE IYI.WEED VIKt.II. GORDON. Director. opus number than the sonata (op. 23) and in dedi- Havreuth, ha.s op«-n» d a studio at "Tin- '•.'"• ltrnaiiwaj-. N>w York. Misplaced voices re»rtilnt«d. Qiil-k. natural method. TTf-rr Knit-se of and song OI'RItA. ;i'nl Prospectus un application. IRWIN to Mr. William Adlington. Mr. rewski's voice production BKIic.xsi <>. Clttßstß private leas Opers.. Oratorle Concert EVELETH cated 7."\u25a0 Wf?t :Tlfit tnot,for ns Piano HASSELL No Soloist personal manager. Th< theme has In it « methine taterpretatiou. ORATOIUO. CONCEKT, lUSPERTOUUS. 111 \Vr«t 104th st. 'Phone 5420 River. Instruction. Accompanist. 3405 Broadway of tile Fourid of an ancient Slavic battle hymn tnei is pompously announced as follows in almost VVlnslow, Pinging and speaking MANHATTAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC, the as) Miss Helen True 40 WEST 115 TH *T.. NEAR LENOX AYE. raked octaves, above and below notes here of new DUFFT, printed: voice teacher, reports enrolling a number ¥b. CARL E. EMILIO AGRAMONTE I.eon' m! kk.uiek. DIRECTOR. S. C. Thorough work, on October 1at her CONCEIIT, OKATOKKI. VOCAL INSTIUCTIOX. VOCAI. MASTER AJSI) CHORAL DIRECTOR. instruction In alldepartments of music by dls- Scientific Voice Training.BENNETT: she 401 pupils since resumed >I DIO. i EAST 40TII BT. New Studio; <; -.'Mih Street. tlnculahed farulty. Moderate terms. Catalogues mailed CARNEGIE HAtX. studio. No. 470 West. lf.Tth street. ~ U'nl Fn-derlcli H. Haywood, organist and choirmaßter M.RlETi>lANi\v "^S.?Sig^ of St. Paul's Church. Brooklyn, aft* a successful VAN £lISSClear technique. Arttotlc Conception. Recltala. • il^S. KIODER-PEIRGE MISS EFFIE STEWART ! FLAVIE> DEN HENDE Tin: 1 at th» National Summer s-h...,! of Vocal I'IA.NO IKSTRUCTION. I.VTRPII'ItETATIoN-. Vocal Instruction. Moiik Itali amoi KI.MST. and SOBal DE PAC. season teaching Leachetizßky Technique. 11>IT Hro.ni«;:j. Stndlit ttt. Phono li. Chelsea. Studio S3 \V 11th St. . PIANIST ami accompanist for concerts and musical*. with J. Meyer! has resumed Pupils accepted. Music Edmund Hall, Tuesdays 2»rt.". R'way. near tflst St. Subway. , MARTIN 60U0EKET at studio No. 135. Carnegie <>n and Baritone. Vocal Instruction. •»!* West 98d St. Krid:iys. and at No. 545 Clinton street, Urooklyn. foj mnalnhm days of each week. m.a.ukh. n the Sl?»?Iys Fairbaiiks Murray \u25a0 OKRiSTIAANKRIENS, *«o«. Stebbins, bary- Mili> i! Elocatiooikt, Teacher ami Kntf-rtainer. WARFORD Violinist VAIV YORK, On of last week G. Waring < ' Friday iVZ West 115th Street. Voice ulturt- uid Piano. Pianist 434 STII AYE.. COR. S9TH ST.. VKW TORK. tone, associated with Mir.s Frances Pelton Jom-s. SO WEST ST iELEANOR FORBES KRiENS. 30TH Instruction, ('onrertn. MuhlcuU. Addr. IManhattan Aye jiiaTiist, gave two receptions, afternoon and-evening, HUBERT WILKE j t Ktudio in the Hotel Narraginsett. S3d street CUBA BEBNETTA SsSS*v i There twenty-one ,variation*, or wliicn me ut their and SIfS^^i are key. Broadway. Mr. Stebbins s,ins several sorik-s Vocal Dramatic Studio FRANK fugue is the last. most of them in the same anvr York City. MISS AMY FAY R£L'Cn!fiTDE^KUSIjI elsie SANDBACH m E flat minor A wide gamut la traversed the and a pianoforte solos i>y j. m^s^SS^.w«, variation*—from tlie »"- each Interspersed with CULTURE Rife and spirit of the musical. good HIGJ[-<'l-.\SS!:I» UNUV IIANIST, WITH Ol» l> CONCERT PIANIST AND TEACHER OROANIBT ST. M. E. CHI'RCII. rfne, through graceful <3ai- Miss Jones. There was a attendance at each "V~ juxt JTork, PAUL'S solid m-A eecleaiartJcal. passed ofl pleasantly. rr^dontialß, arrived In Now wtshei 70 WEST 01ST STREET I.ongmre Stuilli's. T.'.rt Berenth Aye. Tel. 2»1 IColumbus. litnc-e in a SJdliano. ami the frtldnesa of an aim and the affair in each instance advanced puplla lmm<K\m work for the season; nnd has already 00DRUFF ! I—ll\ U*r I—' MRS. LEACHE. BROOKLYN. ject cf the fugue, derived from the principal theme many said to be prominent Placlnir, Preparation jk,l\l Sol., and orchestra Harpist. : Is (blows: list of pupiK of thr-rfl GONWAT Voice breathlnx. for Choir. X JLx as church and concert sinK'-rs. HART J Con<«-rt and Oratorio. i:iA Fifth Aye.. N. Y. Summer Studio. 132 West 129 th st DRAMATIC ART STUDIO. Bcbool, WashtnKtiii'.. Connecticut. June lito Oct. 1. HAROLDKEISTER j Api Tajaai JACOBS • tat WEST 4.-.TII XT. Pianoforte. Orsan. Theoretlral Rsjajasaa. ... MAX DUTZMANN PREPARATION' FOR BMC PERFORMANCE. ißjiiEnroDios VOICE CIXTIKE. School of Muitle. BM Grerae \»- 1 Ti. theTrFdelc Stiullii*-. B|7-SIS-aas Carnegie Hall. n. Fraaklla. School of Expression. PIANO INSTRKTIOV "Phone: f.138 CoIMmWS ; The Ford (I.IM: IN«'W and attractive catuloKUes. 87 MTSSI OJou.«ly us a cantux f.rmus. EDITH- FORD, Dlreetor. I V^ If k sW LaI <• PO'"W IVSTITTTTE. i ition, i• :_i 1 :«i TrnlniiiK, Dancing-, FVaekas;. President Street. EL .,. :. i:i)\VARI> 015 T eld rxospsct. composer, \u25a0 •i JO111 •rti.nii-. Itrjunt. I»ROM»EKson" Ptrsctasa N*»-w York, prf-parins for the production of his sion. days i:!*West ttl»t. "Mr. Is per-