. 3 NEW-YORK' DAILY TKIBUNE. SUNDAY. DEC E^LBER 31, 1905.
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eveninf;. Bo- Musical. Th» Weekly Calendar. chastral numbers for Saturday afternoon willbe at Carnefrle Hall to-morrow Tha Musical. Musical. have assistance of , ra-n<-pi« Hall. Sp. m. concert of the Rus- Schumann's Symphony No. 1. InB flat. Richard hemian violini«t will tho *£-*\u25a0% eviflrhenr Society 9:30 p. m.. Watch Night Straußs's "Till Eulensplegels lustl&e Strelche" Ludwifir Schwab, accompanist, and Agnes Gard- ly Victor Herbert and his orchestra: and Elßar's overture "In the South." SeUßpolitan Opera House. 8:30 p. m. populai ner Kyre, solo pianist. Programmes — THE NATIONAL co i.cert. Bonate 4 inE> minor • .Bauh ABT *trx A violin concerto In 13 minor composed by No...... OF MUSICAL „ », _McTropoliUn Op OF THB CITY OF NEW "P^ra, "Hansel und Gretel" 8 p. m. Emll Paur thirty when he w.as H 11 Founded by \ ; Carnegie 8:15 S°G a~tt. M Saln^Baw. OF MUSIC / Endowed and Incorporated ?^ht'\ cpera. "Rigoletto" Hall. pupil of Hellmesberger at the Vienna Conserva- IMrs. Jeannette ii.1 x,. concert br '•""•• Thurber. I Kubelik. yon (c) Ludge» Twoires OF AMERICA J - 2:80 p. pianoforte tory, was brought forward by L»ulgl Kunlta Miss Gardneri'-"iLLIErr*. V * Mendelssohn Hall. m.. Arnas 1885 by FRANK DAMROSCH Reisenauer; 8:15 p. concert of on De- _ _»..,v,__v_ Incorporated In and chartered la 1801 -Vciial by m.. at concerts of the Pittsburg Orchestra nplrW>a« T Special "xausic by tho Boston Bymphony Quar- (a>(a) Perwade Melanchollan*Mtlanchollquß - oVJ,r!ai£; / Act of Conrress. cSur-ivr cember 22 and 23. Several of th© conductors of (b) Rondo Ci.?rlcclOK> -..Salnt-Samt tet. „ Kubellk. Formerly 128 East 17th St.. now at Metropolitan Opera 8 p. American' concert were violinists at Hous*. m.. orchestras 47-40 25TH ST., XBW YOKK. art. W opera, "Faust"; No ?7 Park-aye.. 11 a. WEST profasatonal or am»t«ir, in all branohas of tha F?each" the beginning of their professional careers. KNTRANCE muslo. m recital cf pianoforte and violin Bcnatas by BKMI-A\>TAL BXA9IS. HEN9CHEL, Mrs. l)avld ilannea for the benefit of Wllhelm Gerlcke, of Boston, though chiefly the VOICB, JA>T. 4TH (THURS.). 8-4 P. M.| GERSTER, GIRAUDET, M- and ORCHESTRA, Thefa=.it rtaciud« application to »*» Music Settlement. pupil of FIANO, ORGAN, VIOIJN A>'l> a«a other taa^ra. Prospectus on the Dessoff at the Vienna Conservatory, 4AN. 6TH np; re- Ojuctorship at Llnz. Fritz Scheel. of Philadel- ADEIJE MAROULIES. LEOPOLD LICHTEN- INSTITUTE OF !>Viirtef"Mendelssohn p. pianoforte phia, was an player keeps BEKG, EUGENE DUFRICHE. LEO SCHIXZ, NEW YORK 4^«i hv David Plspham; 8:15 m.. orchestra and still 87th). Miss Bessie Shay. up the practice of hla Instrument. "Waiter Dam- HENRY T. FINCK, MAXBPICKER, CHARLES West End Aye. (Corner rental tor rosch studied HELNROTH. ETC. ADDBESS SEOJIETAKY. 560 «s-^«v—T&rneplP Hall, 2:80 p. publior«he*r»al the violin quite as assiduously as —- m.. F^??yThe Pbaharmonlo Society; Metropolitan he did the pianoforte as a boy. enjoying the ex- a«t» House, V:4S p. m., German opera, "Tris- cellent tuition of his father. Victor Herbert also o^a Hall of Cooper 8:16 p. THOROUGH MUSICAL EDUCATION ra^und l»lde": Union. belongs to the string players, though Ws solo OB AHATEUB. IN AT,. BRANCHE OF MCSICAI. *SfenoXMunich and Mannheim, and will means analytical r to -i:smont." produce a new symphony 32 E. 23RD ST. Alber BTCpIOT oy"MIIBlO^1700 MOAPWAY. NEW YO**. oreVrure Gerardy. com- of his own compo- VloAßA certo win b? played by Jean The sition. poser is professor of harmony and composition at Liege. Belgium, and one Programme of Alfred Reisenauer*s recital of In the Conservatory phyilokwlcattr «ad "?• Yfr» younger school cf pianoforte music In Mendelssohn Hall next LOUIS NORMAN Imparts tta old "Bel CaatC of the most admired of the key to scsthatto 1» a tru» teona aad th* thirty Wednesday afternoon: Wl V IT W *T^ tolx." The tona Belgian composers. He Is about years old. »f In 4olat *JIA nWa *w «f th* a«a** H n- ¥ nfe^"^^=» Ust th reof Urn tn a Prixde Rome. Amoflghis composi- PrUudlum und Fuge. D major Ivx atUln may and has won CAub dem Boaa i a register— th» msaas to that sad h* taSA played with wohltemperierten Clavier.) Metropolitan f v^k »£^*^^x^Ai^^^ tions is a eyn-rhony which has been E minor, and Caprtcclo, E major BcarlatU Vocal and Repertoire Instructor of celebrltlea. HJH Jj& m«thod— thsrs 1* only en». PsstoraJ*. appointments only. 874 Carneglo all. \^t \^ \*Jt saccess at the TPaye concerts InBrussels. From **xita»i«. I> minor Moaut Mall References from Xtw York's laadlcsr tauatolaaa> sym- "Die- Wutn ttber elnen verlor'nen Qroochen, ausgftobt STUDIO 82 EAST 23R.D ST. . the circumstance that he has composed a in eicer Caprice." O major, op. 129 Beethoren WASILI BAFONOFF. phonic em- entitled "Wallon," and a suite on Sonata; B minor, op.. 63 , Chopin Edith OTalrath, r° It seems H« Is to conduct the concert* of the Phllhar- P- themes from ancient Walloon melodies, Vole* CnlruM. Studio* — is, monio Society next Friday and Saturday. voice; CULTURE, IlDflll >I*n«toe, fair to aspum* that he Is a "Walloon that a . UiiflULOnAUL LAllUm negle Hall; Nemnlth Siantlo^ Belgae. who held MUSIC, Remsen-st., two descendant of tha old Gallio Good voiced cultivated by contract; consultation Wednw- GRAND CONSERVATORY OF 117 B'klyn. Vole* gruarant— la s—>o««> of I 11 ;Wednesday their own in the fastnesses the Ardennes fiav mornings, at studio. No. West 21st-st. 6» "W. S3d St., near Central Park (Thirty-second y»*r.> Mountains when the Germans overran Gaul, and evenings at residence, 691 Qulncy-st.. Brooklyn. have provided many statesmen to modern MASTER SCHOOIi \u25a0who essays Special Course forTeachers and Professionals MUSIC, Belgium. M. Jongen has also made In the OF VOCAL "Xo^kCKr, and one of his trios Is 188 Montacue St.. Brooklyn, Sew field r.f chamber rr.u?lc WILLIA MPHILP, THOBOTJGH COTJESE FOE BEGINUXBS. Jaeger. Victor Belgel. Dr. Oer*lt Bnmiw the present time. Leading Madam* enjoying wide popularity at TBWOR. Recital. Concert and Oratorio. Former Henry T. Flnok and a full distlnguUßjO F*ou.t?, was composed for Pupil of Garcia. Medalist R. A. M.. Competition for Huller Prize, Worth SI.OGO. Blapb&m on Jurjfc «*«=• The "concerto for violoncello Ttnor The Bostonlans. ProdMctJon, Coaching In Opera. Mme. Sembrlch and David Gerardy, and Its title page bears an ln- London. Specialtias. Volca begin* Oot. 26 th. Bend for Catalogue. Jean Carnegla Hall. Residence, Hotel Endicott. Dr. E. EBEEHAED, Pres't, 68 West 83d St ecriptinn to him. It1s in three movements. The Bt)i*O niSTKCCWON. bur before the — CAJKNTDBIB JEAN AND EDI'ARD DE RESZKJB STUDIO 336 S'th-St. Entrance. BAII^ RKFBR HTt'DENT3 TO There is to be an extra, perfonnanj* of "Han- LEOPOLD WOLFSOHN, niTI CAUTIC Studio. 133 6th Are. ROSE STANCE sel uird Gretel" at the Metropolitan Opera H*ros» PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTIOX. UCL rAR110 For Voice Placing. New-York, 988 Bergen 9t., Brooklyn. MISS ESTEI.I.K DfELMAN,ACCOMPANIST. V^cal Teacher. Italian School. Opera, eratorto* oe»* to-morrow afternoon -with; the cast employed in OTIMadison Jlv.. cert. Special arrangements with cn*lUM»tta4!«U. heretofore. On "Wedne*- 6panlsh SDoken. Mondays, Thursdays. 237 FIFTH AYE all the performances QUARTET. Teacher of Bln»- by THE BOSTON BYMPMONY «ng. day the current list willbe Increased the ad- ritinZ-Uva vOic« PiaoiDr „., They wfflgive a oonosrt In Mendelssohn Hall next Tuesday evening. MME.MMt. HERZOGbreathing. Voico trial frea.. MME. C. DE RiGAUD TZ "Faust," on Friday by "Trl»- tone bulldlnr. correct EXPERIENCED dition of and Friday afternoons. 503 CarnerH HalL TEACHER OF THE VOICE. TMasdar and Thorough Training, Concert & Opera. B'dway. 100 tan und Isolde." Tha other representations will SS^e-y a^dThurßday. 10 to 12, Hotel Bt. George. Ilrooklyn. 2.647 nr. Special for gnnnclaflaiv to repetitions of operas already given PSa&o solo, Rharmdl* Hansrols* No, 13... Trtct Vocal Art. Method be devoted Mis* Agnes Gardner Syr*. Grand Method / CONCERTS—RECITALS—PIANO INSTRUCTION. MMEsfORfflPCABX'EULE HAIX. STUDIO 889. Monday, "La this week: "Rigx>letto" on Son- Violin soli: MME. Voice Culture IXORENCE MOSHER. Certificated by (n) Witches' mmeTouvariOLIVAnIgood 20 Daneavl " results before lessons. — afternoon and "Lohen- **'' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•" •— Paxantnt and piano. Guarantee nambula" on Saturday Moto Perpetuo. -. J 24t V 105 th Bt.. near THEODORE LESCHETISKV IN 18»4. . Terms nSierat*. Broadw^ CONCERTS RECITALS—PI&HOIHSTRUCTIOUy grin" on Saturday evening. Mme. Benabricb. and KubeWt. Address 1C» E. St., Organ, Harmony. 73d New York City. sins; "Rlgoletto" \u0084___». jk t Piano. FLORENCE MOSHER Slgnor Caruso will In and 'Xa Branch Offloe. Cert!ncated by Theodore LESCHETSKV la 1I»4. his C niPOnrflfl City. Sonnambula," and Signer Caruso willmake Symphony Toungr People Mtisioal Courier. ~ Address 100 East 73d St.. New York T!h© third Conoert for r» UIL\KtKU ";rh - A LESSON first essay in "Faust." which la to be sungr in \u BH An) n ij\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0* •'\u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 m**TT rk FREE IN SINGING 4 "Wednesday to enable Mme. win be given, on Saturday afternoon next In TJ. IiILvU'bIIVi Pho:l8 452 Columbus. Bythe Howard method, most perfect and correct meth- French on In order od known, willbe sent on rpquest tn any interested. re-entrance on the Metropoli- Carnegie will bo Slglsmund one PERRiT A Earjes to effect a KalL The soloist Wodne*- EBHARI) KKOMEit, 86 TV. 117 th St.. New YorU City. Concert, OperaV£SRlli£* Jacoby Miss Bauer- n|A|P Studios: 80 East 23d Btreet. Barytone. and Oratorio, tan stage. Miss as Slebel. Stojowßkl, the head of the piano department In nc 5 Saturdays; other days. 2OT Vocal Instruction. Studio. 220 W. «OUi Bt, 9sl*> as Mep&istopha- DE XILr day* an York City. n«lster as Martha. Mr. Plancon Institute Musical Art. Programme: phon* 1097 ColumbUß. New Mr. Scottl as Valentine and Mr. BeguS as the ot les. Slgnor "lienorV...., HENDERSON, "VTarner willcomplete the cast. Caruso Symphony In B major, , Joachim RaC JOHN will conduct the performance. In "Tristan und Concerto No. 4 in C minor Saint-Saena BAS9O; Pperlallst. Correct breathing and voice placing. " parts Blgismund Stojowskl. May be seen from to Residence Studio 173 \V. 96th. MONTEITH Isolde to be conducted by Mr.Hertz, th© Selections from Suite In C major J. S. Bach ktitke, 11 12. BENJAMINVOICE CILIIKEAND DICTIOX. Nordlca, Miss Walker, bassoonr) Maurice A>"D TBACHICR. Aye.. opp. Ho:UnJ Hpc»». will be taken by Mme. (For ctrinfr orchestra, two oboes and /TftVTBRT VIOLINIST York. Studio. 277 Fifth Burgstaller. Van Rooy, Mr. Blass, Mr. Barcarolle, A minor Rubinstein MBt »°d Orand St.. New Mr. Mr. Polonaise, B major Llazt Btuallla," by (Th« vlbl d'amoro nbbll&ato played by tho compoeen In-, Charles Martin Lneffler.) ~LMJA H. PIBSSON. Mies Mulford. The orchestral selections will "The "Vritch'* Song" ("Das Hexenlled") Max Schillings BECKER, PIANO INSTRITTIOX. DR. MASOX MZ^CBOD. the overtures to "Si and (Poem by Ernest yon Wildenbruch. A musical recltatlcr., L "Tha Sherwood" Studios, 6S W. S'tlj St. elude J'etals Roi" New-York.) "GUSTAVConcort Pianist and Teacher. S. YOUNG "Rhapsodic Etepa- with orchestra. New. First time In Steinway WALTER Production, Chabrlcr's 1West 104 th St. and Hall. Vocal Instruction. Voice 'Tannhftser." R. V. GLIERE. Du.vld Bispham. Studio*: Repertoire. 801 & 802 Cmrnegie Han. g iole." Grieg's "Peer Gynt" suite. "Gillefs "Loin compositions Diction. Style. "Sbf EDIVIUND SEVERN di "VaJse lente" A Russian composer, one of whose 131 Bal," the and "Pizzicato" of CHAPMAN MACKAY, \u25a0 R iLtA ASim ITenor St. Bartholomew's. VOICE. PIANO. VIOLIN. WEST 56TH. "Rakoczy." will be played by the Marum Quartet next Weingartner, the famous German MABXHrEKETE ' i ITenor of TempleTemple Israel. lellbes. and Berlloa's Herr Felix Elocution. Physical Culture and French. Bn 1kl*I» C*?"llts!HM Israel. Thursday. Broadway, \ Oratorio, Concert aniland FestivalFestiraX - conductor, who visits this country for one month Studio Room. 612. 1.047 New York City. fa XFJ4'J \ III111 iL H y wiy n Vocal Studio: SCHOOL Symphony Bllw%us 7 West 42d-st.. N. T. a OGOEN CRANEStudio of Voice Culture.OF OPERA Atthe concert of the Boston Quar- on Mr. Damrosch's Invitation, sails on Decem- Ton specialist La> and <»p. 4 Bchnbert T and BsjQ. on Tuesday evening Impromptu. A flat major, <*>. No. begin DOUCrLAa\u25a0nnTTPT A'-CKA>E. Carnt^U Vk T. tdt In Mendelssohn Hall Two "Ueder ohno "Worte" : ber 30 on the Carmania. He will re- teacher f-artisti3 sin ing. Studios. 138 sth ay. and 638 Broad St., Newark. N. J. Elocution. Volca Vr. Eigismund Stojowski will present himself "6prtnsr Eonff," A major \ M.nd.lMohn Immediately on arriving here, SMITH, Caltxo*. "SplnnW Son*." C major. .< M.ndelssohn hearsals and he GERRIT LUCLLA PHILLIPSrrllLLlrO Physical CUltura. In the character of a composer, as which h© Is Barcarolle. F sharp major, op. 6O Chopin will make his first reappearance in New-York IfiiuSTinrNGEß, Organ, Theorr. Studio 18 Eaet 41«t St. JT. T. LUELLAStudio. Carnegio Hail. Tel. 1850-Cohunbus. major. .} Bt»d^^222. tteky Piano. Europe, especially Vale* Impromptu. A flat Liszt Residence, W. wellknown In InParis where Hungarian Rhapsody, E major.. 5 on Sunday afternoon, January 14, and Tuesday Studio. 2W. 16th. 38 17th. Piano Teaching Radtals. produced a pianoforte concerto InF evening, January at the concert of the Piano, Mme.Bifna. Hoemirsuemi Fornierrurnisr iiSipriz« conserratoir* d* m,raxu, In1891 he 16. sixth 'Cello, Orchestrations. BCOL£ DE MARMONTEL. Rtu.llo ISB Cta ATe» sharp minor, and In 1893 (at a Colonne con- Programme of Mr. David Blspham's second New-York Symphony Orchestra. Compositions, Arrangements. Takes pupils. Mar *>•seen " MISS NORA MAYNARD GREEN 7:30 p. MOL.LER, 366 West 116 th. Stojowski. Hall Rutland." 57th St. & 6:30 to m. EDWABJ) cert) a symphony InD minor. Mr. sons recital inMendelssohn on next Thurs- j Vocal Teacher. "The Broadway. ABTHTJB STAHLSCHMIDT, wien he came to Jfew-Tork as professor of the day afternoon: One of the closing events of the year will be a e"lTl, Specialist on Voice. 17 East 6&th St.. N. Y. pianoforte at the Institute of Musical Art, was popular price concert at the New-York Hippo- r v s s Dem Unendhchen . SrVOICE CUL.TURB. SINOINQ. CARNEGIE JOHN HALL Clarkson Totten, W— HALI* WALTER Abbie study DvBt»t Dh> Ruh.. Schubert drome, where Ted D. Marks presents Walter Vocal Carnegie Hall. N. T. &£S%£S*S22SBi hailed as a pupil of Paderewskl. He did Frnehllngsglaube. J Instruction. 131 West 14th St. pursued with that artist, but Itwas after he had Die Lotcsblume ] r AND Kachtlled L Franz Continued on seventh page. S. MUSIC T7DTTT? •KTt\TCVUltrXiV TTRTAT.Xttlftli TWO WEEX3 to a finish regular courses in Cracow under Llebesf eier MRS. WILLIAM NELSON SSST RUSSIAN tXiJUh VOCALINSTRtrCTIoif f Instruction. Accompanist. 1 EAST 40TH ST. I.ECTCRE RECITAM term begins. Die Hclle sonne Leuchtet. J Vocal MOSHKR-BIRBANK Address bafora full C. J. KOGGE. U-tt E. SUt St. Zelenski. and at the Paris Conservatoire where Lea Roses d'lspahan Faurs of national music. For terms 100 E. 73d St. he was pupil IVHeure Exqulse Hahn STUDIO NOTES. p H. LOREX CXEMKNTBi jVolca Trial fr«« br In1887. 1883 and isß9 a of Diemer 1 EDITHCHANDLER, appointment. DislT d1d Amour Eaint-Saens ! P^ L°JP r THos. VOICE LN'STUUCTOH..AVE.| 111 pianoforte playing and Delibes incomposition. W>ltflucht 248» BROADTVAY. t!^ S E. 14TH aT.. COR. STH 'Phon. sm Qram«rcy. \<• Louis Saar > VOICESINGERS TRAININGAND SPE3AKERS. first prize MltEinem Ringe. special after- CT"P"FT"F FOR Athis first concours he carried off the Der Schvrur J A musical service willbe held this OlJ^uiiu. Mornlngslde Conservatory. 2fil W. 125th St. HELEN YON DOENHOFT aEbkrt Eesides the symphony and con- Recitation to music: noon at 4 o'clock, at tho Church of the Incarnation, VOCAI. I>STKUCTIO>". PU->;6 inboth classes. Puei" Max Heinrlca GAUNTLETT WILLIAMIS, UN "Magflalena." or "The Spanish fit and SSth-st., under the direction of HELEN MADISON' AVE3TCB. certo mentioned he has composed the sonata for Madlson-ave. Piano and Sight Reading. Van Dyke Studios. vocai pianoforte play W. K. Hedden. No cards of admission are re- cv™ VOCAIiTKACHTB. Empttt and violin which he will with will give a series quirtd. MABKSMSONSEBVATOBY MME. CAHPBEIX, Mr. and Mis. David llannca I'lano Instruction for adults: experienced Mr. Willy Hess next Tuesday, another sonata at !ClinrnSnD polntment. Terms to suit maans. 405 Cmrnegl» Kail. pianoforte violoncello, a set of varia- of ofsonatas for pianoforte and violin OUrtiilUn teach.er. ERNEST G. ENGEL, 1931 tor anw York.?l&7 •erenade has been x-layed in public by Pader- 17, and February 7 and 14, for the benefit o-i Wednesday] January 3. The enrolment of stu- RTIDOLPHP. 0. VO^ and already itis said, to be larger than &£^ Teacher of Singing. pur« •wski and a piece for chorus and orchestra en- of Music School Settlement. dents is cortain. 183 West l£3th Street. New York. a \u25a0 «/-«r-« I U/ADHWAKLJ, M. B. I>E BOR teaohea Artlstle 81nglns, llbMbjl titled "Le Printemps." Mr. Stojoweki was born the the tip enrolment of its first term. Mme. Etelka ALICE L. st. .\ga:ha SchoSl. N. T. method of volo« oUoing. ton« building and pssfum trtith- Gerster, the well known singer from Europe, will - Btudios-Carnegie Hull. N. T. Ud Newark. N. J. ing. Studios. 817. 81S Carnegie Hall. to Poland, on May 2. 1870. Bey 'ii TEXOR cultivation of voica Strelce. Mme. Sembrlch. assisted by 81. Gilllbert and on the il.iy mentioned In her duties aa one of COCA UnCUAUU artistic slnslnjr. professors singing. i ALintu nUrillflSlil and Vibration; M. Pugno. will give a recital in the studio of the of i resonance; Interpretation. Studio. I±7 West 9«Jth-at. Mr. Btojowskl's sonata Is In O major and Is CLARKE, PAUL 880DUFAULTWast 23d-et.'. A. A. Anderson on next Thursday afternoon for CHAS, HERBERT Studio. N«rw-Tectc. In movements, the finale being a series of gave his first pupils' recital at his MACHIN. Vocal Instruction. 120S Carnegie, CARNEGIE IIAXJ* — three of the Music School Set- ICax Werthehn LIZZIE VOCAL INSTRUCTION. Studio. 110 W. JJth tempo. the benefit cf the work 1.,. York. Certificated pupil of lUternßUonal St. Thorousi la. variations on a melody Inmoderate The studio. No. 263 West 113th-st., on December Hall. New VaunucclnL structloc. P'ano. Vocal. Languarss. Icstruia*nt*J a*> tlement, Xo. 55 East 3d-st. companist and 8o«lal ProfsMlonal Work. *tcond movement, a scherzo, Is said to have a j___ Painting, Drawing. Literature and jeaNIE M. BULMEE, the recital a reception ,will be given to II 1«»« Reading tinge. pieces be played at After faculty IllOUSrn AITS Coursea. Exc*-ll»nt credenUals. 228 W. Accompanist. 253 W»«t 84th Street Polish The other to Sembrlch. It is announced that the recitals of the 68th. SIGHTREADING w^&S^'g the concert of the Boston Symphony Quartet are Mme. New-York Institute of Kosic, at No. s»> West End- Programme: av , will begin soon after the holidays with a harp ABT, MAKI>OLIN-HAEP •rvirKFKBOCiiEB* CONSERVATORY. 100 E. 23D St. flat, op. IS. No. 6, and stage society; strictly pri- Beethoven's Quartet InB I'AatT L recital by Mme. Kditii Davlos-Jones. I%?^^ •» "n,:h^. and JANET BULLOCK sextet in the *ame key for two violins. UwciS »P«cUUty- Teachur of Ciura*rU WILLJAMS Brahms's vat«; reversing a Sln«rlnt. IIaU. "VT^i t, g*^ two violas and two violincellos. The quartet will \u0084) -Kavemta*""* '\u0084 help In this number of Max Zach "** aX Bessie Tudor, tlic soprano, sang- in Gaul's "Holy G. KfIIZENBEKG,conTp^nlttTl.caa'park'ATa. 2ave the and M.UUUbert. x JEHHIE SARNO, Josef Keller, also of the Boston Symphony Or- Z City," at Morristown, ft. J., on December 17, and R. LI!*IAURO& CORWIfi PIAHO SCHOOL Birrzrr:.::^; sSrtLu special holiday programme on December 28, at Modelling. Drawing, Oil Painting. Mlnlatnr* Im*. TSTSfo^F cfceatra. \u25a0**«VlVber in a Artists. Rondo BrtlUnt.8-IIU-U... ». Briarcllff Manor, N. Y. EPSTEIN C ST., jJjj^g HERMAN J*£%^ BTIDIO 4 WEST BSKD Jf. X. CANFIELD, j^^gg-"^' give the second MRS. £\u25a0 H. The Olive Mead Quartet will H IVFC Accompanist; piano teacher. John Henderson, basso, expresses himself as Carnegi* speaking, > concert of the series In Mendelssohn Hall on "Nymph. Purcell EDITHLDlin n/\lllt.a «oi Hall. N. J. •orrvrniTMS Publio sal'-oonadenc*. In- and Shepherds^ gratified with his success as a teacher and as a ' ELOCTJTIOJI. terestm*; Booklet fr««. Groarlllo DRAMATIC 'SraST^ waltuo^m^^"2^" Tuesday evening:. January 0. Miss Augusta U .^ Y. singer, havinp received word from his man- vocal teacher. Eleiser, I^6» Droadway, N. Cottlow, pianist, will be the assisting artist. PART 11. be Henderson, Ohio, umwhit• 2we3ti6thst. margareTgoeiz, R ager, A. M. of Youngstown. of a F., BEADEBEAOE winANI isa^as». Hcries of engagements through tho Middle West, to MUNGER, ?r^ about daya during the spring. - A GUITAR PRIVATE The third pair of Boston Symphony concerts — occupy ten B°P r»-no Concerts vooal EDMUND lfltn. Dm., Btib.JS^. i>lAi»u\Ji_i^ IN^TRUCnOX! MIOO Btumo. 3W. W. 17th. MANDOLIN ETL.WTN* wr«sra. to «t>i m \u25a0\u25a0rill bo given In Carnegie Hall on Thursday M "Die Foretl." m!sb tmmfl CARROLLuunnULL lessons. k« w. mth st. w. — --*ViSSSSSa EMMA er;. evening, January 13, and on Saturday afternoon, B^SSBSrfy::^::::; ; ggsss M. Xltke. ona of New-York'a younjer violinists. PRANO Concert. Recital. i=o w.lZim : a atrlng quartet plays at th« DPCCIF TlinflßiUl'tlrV, Oratorta 66 W. 104th. WIRTZ>T IKILPIANOr 1.-A.^A/ SCHOOLOWIH.H7L Methods forT«»ch«T«, January 13. The soloiat at the Thursday con- Is a director of which iS^BfaSL DL3>iL Avenue every Sunday, and has re- ' SIG. CAVABADOSSI Reiaenauer, Saturday Madison Church iiinu Voice Bpeelallst, riAQCI rrlc«^-ttle Conservatory, cert willbe Alfred and on cently been engaged as musical director of the CriPAP/tl Slniclng lessons, Wed. A Bat. BittyAXJjI Oi-trs.^o 2,105 7th Are., lZsth <£ir I Mornings. »« cor. 9*« WillyHess, Eleventh Rhapsody Progressive Stage Society. SIG. bIibAKULI C*raegt« Hall. FIDELIABUBT afternoon. Professor Mr. ReSsenauer jjpiiino'" mmi Cti«i» g^T Playing Weber's "ConcertstUck," Hess, i. r^nnrh PlANO—Faelien System, 116 Ouw Bhtiwi of Munlcnl B»r>TJ hopnino." Concert. Racltal. 4< 1 cb.un*»-.— claaa only. O. B. BMITH, 110 W. Htk, Spohr's other fca&^«r4 u>eiixKi. U2 U X.U-. TEchalkcfwsky's Kubellk'a final y»juU« R«»i major, Tti9 or- fore f«ls* Pa iaog! :fc est*m -wail *»