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GEOROY KONYUS. YVETTE GUILBERT. JOSEF LHEVINNE. RAFAEL JOBEPPY. His suite, "From Childllfe," will be played by Singing at Lyceum Solo at Symphony Society this the Theatre. Pianist the Russian He will play at the next concerts of the- Sym- the Russian Symphony after- Concerts. phony noon. Oroheatra. TEL WEEKLY CALENDAR. Eames as Elisabeth. Miss Fremstad as Venus, Musical. Miss Alten as the Bhepherd, Tann- Musical. Bunday—Oarnepie Hall. 3 p. rr... concert of the Mr.Knote as Russian Symphony Society; Metropolitan hauser. Mr. Van Rooy as Wolfram, Mr. Blass as Opera 8.30 p. concert of Wagner's the Landgraf and Mlihlmann, House. m.. Art, Messrs. Reiss. : Hail of the Institute of Musical I^Yanke Bayer In th« remaining parts. Con- • p. m. recital of Bonatas for and and t violin INSTITUTE OF ductor. Mr.AlfredHertz. Friday evening, March MUSICAL pianoforte by ART Mr. and Mrs. Mannes. CITY OF 2, Is OF THE MBW YORK Monday—Metropolitan Opera House. 8 p. m., reserved -for another presentation of "Tosca." MISS SARA ANDERSON. ALBERT REISS. and 1* End^-wed Incorporated opera In ItAllan. "Marta"; Mendelssohn with Mm*. Eames as Florla, Miss Mulford as Aa Eva in "Die Meisterainger." At Mime In "Der Ring dcs Nibelungen. He".!, 3 p. m.. pianoforte recital by Helnrlcji the Shepherd, Mr. Dippel as Mario, Mr. Scottt (Copyright by Aim*Dupont.) FRANK DAMROSCH Gebhard. as Scaxpla, and Messrs. Dufriche, Paroli. DIRECTOR Tuesday— Metropolitan Opera House, 8:30 p. m.. Rossi. Bsgu© and Foglla In roles. The season. The concerto No. 1 of Brahms, which JCew-Tork Sun." will begin next month a course 53 Fifth Avenue, corner 12th Street, Xew <>rrr.ar. opera, "Das Rhelngold"; Mendel- Bmaller orches- open* January 1908. tho York occasion, by of ten on "The Development of Seoonfl term 3rd. Off«r» a roufh mu3icai •ducatlon to " Hall, 8:15 p. m., concert of chamber tra will be directed by Arturo Vlgna. The he will play on this was begun the lectures Vocal Art."' mtisio, professional In all branches »v-rri7 •«««•••'»<"-» ifmi^itT1(1i"" \u25a0\u25a0 Fsohr Mr. at the endowed Institute Musical No. B3 or tmauur. of th« art. by the Kneisel Quartet: Carnegie) bill, opening composer in JSS4, and was originally conceived of Art. tfe Musurtrla, double with "Hansel und Gretel" 6th-avs., deliv- 8:30 p. m.. concert of (which as a symphony for orchestra. It remained un- New-York. The lectures will b* The faculty moiudes GERSTER, GIHAL'DET, Hall has already been heard mon often than 1537, Into ered Thursday mornings 11 HnXSCHEL, BTOJO"W3KI Wednesday— Metropolitan Opera House. 8 p. m., finished until when hi remodelled It a on successive at KXEIBEL, SCHROEDHRm other rre«.t teachers. Prospectus any other opera this season) closing o'clock. The first one will be on March 22. The on application to the REOISTJCa.*, German opera, "TannhHuser." and with scope of may subject* "Pagliaccl." Saturday on the course be seen from the Thursday— Baptist Temple. Brooklyn. 8:15 p. m.. will be interpreted on Continued lerentb paffo. of the first two of the series, as follows: First, EMtt of the New- York Symphony Orches- afternoon, March 3. Mr. Xahan Franko will '"Origin of Modern Singing Foundations of Italian Damrosch, conductor. resume his place as at this perform- Method and of Vocal Forms. Beginning of Opera." tra, Walter conductor STUDIO NOTES. Second. "Singing In the Seventeenth Century. Carnegie p. publio re- ance. In "Pagliaccl" the Canio will be Mr. Style Early Composers Time of A. Scar- Friday— Hall. 2:30 m.. Caruso, Interpret of to the hearsal of the Philharmonic Boclety; Metro- Mr. Seoul will once more latti. Method of Caoclnl and Others.' 4 The topics p. opera, Tonlo, Mr. Relss willbe the Peppe. Mr. Parvla of some of the other lectures will be "Wagner: :an Opera House. 8 m.. Italian will appear Mr. and Mrs. David Mnnnes will give the first of From tho Ringer's Oratorio," "Toec*.** as Silvio and Miss Alten will sing Standpoint." "The Xedda. Conductor, Mr. Arturo Vlgna. The a series of sonata recitals for violin and piano this nnd "The Chansons of France." Saturday— Metropolitan Opera House. 2 p. m., popular Saturday evening function will bo afternoon at 3:30, in the Recital Hall of tha en- Oerman and ItaJian opera. •'Ha\nsef und marked by a performance dowed Institute of Musical Art, at Xo. 63 6th-ave. ; m., of "The Barber of Grefl" end "Pa^lla^cl" 8 p. Italian Seville," with Mme. Sembrlch, Miss Bauermels- These recitals are subscription ones, but tha privi- Musical. opera, "IiBarblere dl Blvlfflla." ter, Mr. Dippel. Mr. Campanarl, Mr. Rossi and lege of attending- them has been given to tho stu- Messrs. Begue in the cast. Ar- dents of tho institute. Tha programme will con- and Paroli Mr. sist of sonata major, sonata, Victor Herbert Is to rr.aks turo will Corelll'a In D Tartlni's his second ap- Viena conduct. in < ;major and L/Ocatalli'a sonata in F minor. NEW YORK jx»arar.'-« t*i« present season with the Phil- OF harmonic Society as conductor of the seventh A treat Is promised to the many admirers of The Opera Rehearsal Club and Marks's Musical COLLEGE MUSIC public rehearsal end concert to be held on Richard Wagner to-night (Sunday) at the "popu- and Social Club, under direction of Charles Frank 128-130— East— 56th St. lar" Carl Hein Directors August Fraemcke Friday afternoon, March 2, and Saturday Metropolitan Opera House concert. The and Professor Eugene F. Marks, gave a musical (Successors week, to Alexander Lambert.) evening-. Carnegie programme will be entirely devoted to works last at which "Faust" was rendered. The Thorough, education In pluno, singing, violin, "cello, NEW YORK INSTITUTE March 3. at Hall. Mr. Her- narsiony, eto.. and all orchestra lastruraents by OF MUSIC" also represented composer of that master. Interpreted by favorite artists. soloists were Miss O. E. R. McKlbbon. Miss Mabel FORTY OF THBMOST EMINENT ANDWEIX KNOWN bert will be as a on E. Jjeslie, Mlsa Hannah "Ward, William Oay, Lami 560 West End Aye. willbe and K. IN'STRUCTOHS. Terms from $13 up. Corner 87th , the panw, ivhlch is as follows: The eololsts Mmes. Olive Fremstad. Maria Matt V. Klchards. Departments for beK'nn>rs. amateurs, professionals Rappold an. lartists. —" trmphor.y No. 3. "Im 'Walde" Raff and Josephine Jacoby, Messrs. Helnrlch Students can enter daily. — Con"er:o for violin. f> r..k.jor Seethovea Knote, Anton Van Rooy and Albert They A concert will be given by the pupils of Rose THOROUGH »» Her.rl Mcrteau. Relss. 6EMD FOR CATAIXK3UB. EERIOU3 MUSICAL EDUCATION Stange, whose studio Bth-avo., at '\u25a0\u25a0 i STUDENT. PROFESSIONAL OH AMATEUR. INALL Bult» BiwaantlQue. op. 81 Victor Herbert will be supported by the Metropolitan Opera Id at No. 277 tlie i FIRST SMS*.«*At*»" OFOS- la^.Aiir-'^r L~.AP.T. „„.FROM „, Carnegie Lyceum Friday evening, March E, at 8 RUDIMENTS TO THE HIGHEST ARTISTICFINIShT^ THJi orchestra, CUV, It has been tight years since the Raff sym- House under the direction of Mr. Al- o'clock. accompany pupils. Conservatory B. B. I>trector fred Miss Staige will her Uptown of Music LEO URACN, phory waa played by the Philharmonic Or- Hertz. An Interesting orchestral feature of Tne programme follows: Aye. Berlin. rrm «EI>TC.Hnv. the 3477 3d d chestra, and the suite by Mr. Herbert has never concert will be a novelty, the original Pre- CONCERT lude to Piano bolo, "I.lebstraum" (LJ»zt) Mri.Orace Bcha4 to b« given br the Facultr on TT7ESDA.* appeared one the third act of "Tannhauser." which ltuinaniLi. "C«leßtt> Alda." (Verul) Androw BVENINO, February at 8 p. at before on of the society's pro- differs from operatic DIUoU 27. 1906. m.. gramrr.es. the Introduction used at bcena oiid axla from "I>ucla" (Donizetti) The composition was first performed performances. It Is longer by fifty-five bars, Mlaa Auna Weymuth CASINO, by the Pittsburg- Orchestra, Flut© obllffato , J, EBLING'S under the direction and suggests certain dromatio incidents omitted ....Edwin r FreudenvoH 156 th Aye. SIGNOR G. ALDO RANOEGGER. of Mr. Herbert on February 2, at In "ITlerc* lTlaanea Ar« Soaring-." "liTrovator» (Verdi), St. and St. Ann's VJASIST. Enragenaents. 1900. Carnegie the current operatlo version. The "Faust" Miss V-'arr MAN'TETj ar.d H, Instruction to be«lna«r«. THE Ollle .'.!•:» F. J. GOEI/TZ rr; third of AUIERT PU2ONKA. Piano. WMtltWd St. PupiV r«ildenoa by special arrangement. tion. The c poser conducted the work when Meisterrlnger," the overture to Fllegende "Springtime" (Ardltl) Mlm Anna Volunar MISS A, Soprano. NOW OPEN "Der "Th« bpanlsh Gy-psy" K. M'LAUGHLInT "a lOT FOR THE It was heard for the first time In this city on Hollander" and the Vorsplel and "Llebestod" (Wataon). ...Miss Paulln*, Koffownkl BEnNARD HETRLB. Violin. C9W ca:a.;orj». B-t vrzivirrnSEASON.st n y February at Hall, at a concert "Tristan Sextet from '•Lucia" Donizetti MISS OERTRUDB WOLFF, Elooutlon. . 26. Carnenrle of music from und Isolde" are all prom- Mrs. Harry Vane Rutherford, Miss OlUa 'Warrftdien, ilr. Tickets Free on Application. the Plttßbur? Orchestra. Henri Marteau. who ised. Among the vocal selections will be the Andrew L/lllon. Mr. Henry Kartcvna. Mr. *>aul O. lUIIS XORiIAX plays the Beethoven concerto for the first time, aria. "Dich Theure Halle," "Tannhauaer," Trli>perjie«i. Mr. Henry Behad. at the sung from Piano soio. "Rhapsodla HungTois* Xo. 2" (I/izt),,.. \u25a0rfll Kame time celebrate the 100th an- by Mme. Rappold; Siegmund'a love Bong, technique, GEER^ r.'.veriary of original performance Mtss lily Bre«n MUSIC, JGNESTUMNERcep.ai s^'i' Elocutionist. Concern. J*u*tii 4*. GRAND utimi its by Franz contributed by Mr. Knote; the duo from "Der "IIBaclf>" (Arditi) M!ss Susanna Ottilia Rappold CONSERVATORY OF x ce?*el Sevec-J:-av^ and 183 Flrt-1-ave Clement. In Vienna, in 1806. Fliegende Hollander," sung by Miss Fremstad "J>u Holdan Absudstern," "Tanuhaeußer" (Waensr). 6S W. 834 Bt.. near Centra! Park. (Thlrty-seoond yeaA) VjULLIO sSL° and Mr. Van Rooy; the Song" Paul O. Trlpp«n»ea TUB ONXY MUSIC SCHOOL. KMPOWTEKED BT ACT CULLIS "Prize from "Die Melsterslnger." by Air v«rl« for fiut«. "Come rtark to Erin" Armatron» OF I.]...lv[_arii:». to confer tho reg-ular 9TX.TDIOB3 EAST 23RD ST. The fourth concert of the Kneisel Quartet Mr. Knote, and the quintet Edwin J. Freudenvoll. accompanied by Mrs. Graca bohad. ALBpf will from the same opera, sung by Mmes. Rappold, "Ah Fors a Lul." "La Truvlata" (Verdi) UNTVERSITY DEOREES. MILDENBERG7 be given in Hall Mendelssohn on Tuesday ,\u25a0 , , i>TIDIO 3J6— Jacoby, Messrs. Knote, Van Rooy and Mrs. Harry Vane Ruthsrford Special course for Teacheri and Professional*. Thx>r- . \u0084 , 57th-at. Eatraace. CA&NKGOB evening, February L'7. Bauer, pianist. Relss "Dleh. Hallo" (Wasn*r)...Ml»a ELUX. Harold Miss Olive Fremstad will sing the part of th«ure Iva Van der Voort oucb courss for b«glnn*rs. JEAN AND EUCARD DE RESZKE «\u25a0!'.! >Mst, programme Isolde Quartet from "KUoletto" , Verdi Application for degrees to be made before March 18. REFER STtT>E>TS TO ar.d th* will be as fol- In the "Liebestod" episode of "Tristan und Misses Voitmer u:.d arradlen. Messrs. Dillon and Trip- lows: Isolde." pensee. DR. E. EBEKIIAJRD, 63 W. 83d St. DCI CAyTic Studio, 133 sth Ays. "Angel's Serenade" UCL rANIIO For Vole^ P'.a.-lnR. (Braca) Miss Lucy Blller MXS« KiJTEXXJE t)IELMA>', Violin oblleato Mile, de Kosa ACCOUPAMST. "* - Terretto for two \ !o!ln» and viola, op. 74 Dvorak Mr. Beigel give aca s PecJalTORPADIEMsthoa Victor a concert, rsr ERuaciatiaa. Quariw. "aui Melßcn will second The "ApploTree" boiik and chorus, from "Veronlque" CLERISE «i A^l- c BHaor. L«len" Smetana Mesaager ETHEL KATECHAMBERLAIN CAJJ.NEGIE H.IIX, STUDIO BJB. m 'or j.:ar.j, Ifatti tnd cello. B ilux,op. »9 Schubert which willbe tha last this season, at Mendels- Grad. n. Ac. Muslo, _ Voice Specialist. Miss Anna 'U'eymuth, as.«lsted hy Mrs Rutherford. Mlsiias London. Impediments In Son^ or sohn Hall on March 14. programme Van dpr Voort, liappold. Blller, 0 Dvorak's 'Terzetto." which he composed for The willbe Voltm.r. \V:irrßUlen. ce Cl h MME. C. DE RIG.UID Rcftowbki. Uerth. and tfeaar*. Dillon, Hartgens, Trlp- Bolentlflcafly Treate(l. EXPEKIEXCED TE-\CIIER OF PERRY AVERILL, one of modern songs, Harp—w«™Z-\vCIv "pi,,™Piano. i TITE VOICE. the and instruction of his children, and the singers will be p«nse« and Schad. lolln— Blnglne. Elocution and Thorough Training. Concert & Opera, 2.647 Bdwaj-, nr. 100 Barytone, Concert, Op«n» BSBaMBMOt Miss Susan Metcalf«, Veer, Vmll aad Ormtorio. was published in 1867. Miss Emma Van der Lessons— Given—on Interpretation of the It Is curiously made as Miss Frances Ives and William Raymond. Banjo Mandolin Guitar. Classics. repards form. Thf first movement Is a short The alumni of the Guilmant Organ Sohool will CONCERTS-RECITALS-PIANO INSTRUCTION. glv« a publio recital In the irtrodurtir,;,, but in quick time, of First Presbyterian Studio "The 645 Lexington° Aye. IXOIiEXCE MOSHEK. Certincated by Instead Among New-York singers who are pursuing Unusual/'Phone Plaza. •low, Church, at 6th-ava. and 12th-st, to-morrow after- ?359 xheodore in- ism. lessening directly into the larghetto. also their careers abroad and making names for LESCHETISKY BENJAMIN MONTEITH noon at 4 o'clock, assisted by Mrs. Lutle Address XOO Naw York City. VOICE CIXTCRE A>T> DICTIOV Very concise. follows a Rhort scherzo. Humbert B> 73d Bt.. : studio. -TT Fifth Aye., opp. Then themselves is she who is now Mrs. Joseph Baern- Feohhelmer. soprano. The recital Is free to the Edith P. Walrath, , Holland Houset th*>n H Bilgta, "thfmtl vfdi variations." the stein. but who was Miss Sara Anderson, which public, and no tickets are required. The members most movements; will convene In the rooming, essays willb-ST.. NXW-YORK. LINDA H. The Marum Quartet has enlisted the services She will he assisted by Miss Hortense Sheldon, so- inend him. 269 W. 113 th St. ('The Moorland"). JIR. ACHII-IJ:MINVTOLO. TIOIXN*LVSTRCCTIOy. fiano PIRSSON. biogiis: ai to be. ln- details put into It. He of Josef Lh^vinnft for Its concert of chamber prano; Mlbs Helena Helfort Bergor whistler; the ' tended to poittay la the firnt movMUOt his music in the hall of Cooper Union on March S. Criterion Mala Quurtetto and by Miss Jeanle Bul- R youthful lov> of rnusi<-, his romantic predis- rner lit tha ulano. JOHN* HENDERSON, IDEE. ANNA E. ZIEGLZa. positions and loiigii.gv, th»- premonltioiM BAS6O; Bpeolallst, Correot breathing voice plaelns;. and The next concert of the Olive Mrad TRT and STUDIO a g*! of hi& lnd;f his mis- will be given in Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday started, in connection with her vocal training-, a Y. 1&&JC&'aS. ftutuua. '! ti<- noood movement is a polka, evening. March G. Mrs. Thomas Tapper, piano- class for accompanist*, holding an accom- whloh is a national Bohemian dance; It that ac EDWARD SCHLOEMANN FHEDEEJCK INTROPIDI {*^wnat«; indi- forte, assist. panist should always be en rapport with the singer OPERA instruction tor opera. catwi Qm joyji[,<•»- ve. GIACOMO MINKOWSKI tional m jii ir.usjc, for Smetana was the riett'- CadjP will be heard In Buch an affair In Ethel Clnrise nnd Knte have Voice Speclallit, late Musical Crltlo ot N. Y. Jaumal. - of the national school, continued with March 5; Mr. Stojowskl Chamberlain opened ANTONIA SAWYER ss»*»s>: Mendelssohn Hall on studio music at No. 613 Lexlngton-ave. VOICK CVLTUKE. BTCDIO, »10-e-3 CARNKQIB HALL. OGDEN co Kreat by li.oiak, and many of will give his second In Hail on the a of Misa Art of Sinking In All Languages. CRANE SCHOOL OF OPERA dlmn<-iion Mendelssohn Clarise, of Rojal Musin, M« eaimwUt— intejpret subJectß of nationaJ afternoon of March 7; Mr. Rudolph Ganz on a graduate the Academy of 1690 BKOADWAT. COH>EK 581> ST. bnport. JJis Joy this direction, of March in the name room; of London, teaches tlie harp, violin, piano, mando- of his RMOM In the afternoon 21. I<>; S. YOUNG *t first Inrlle.ited, is interrupted by the oncom- Mr. Harold Bauer on March Mr. Josef lin und guitar, while Miss Chamberlain, as a voice WALTERVocal Instruction. Volca ProJuotlon. tT of deafness, a glance at the gloomy I^hovinne, In Carnegie Hull, on Sunday after- specialist, treatH impediments in song and speech, Diction. Style, Repertoire. St 902 Carneft-te HalL , LUELLAbtudlq. PHILLIPS his Hinging, interpretation £0l , Ckrne«ia H^'.'- Te^I^Vi-^^ future, k Ight ray of hop.: of betterment, and noon, March 11 (on the evening of the lihh he and teacli'H elocution ami _ 13A>>-c^lum&us. «\u25a0 _ and Mr. of the clasalos. IlllsVUbllW. Phone 462 Columbua. a \u25a0 a m m Tenor St. Bartholomew's. P!ano finally p»«nfnl lrj.preHsions at the recollection will be heanl again with orchestral I Tenor of Temple Nnpmi '^••^hins Redtai» of his Malkln, in Mendelssohn Hall on March __ _ __ AllfOflll Israel. Mms Fnrninr firs: urtisiif heginnirißS. Bm«'tana Ponltlcns for Organist and lU Oiaturto. Concert and l->«'.lv«U. - di«d Manfred Munger pive ft m '•v I IIlIUXII1 lr \u25a0 madhouse at Prapue 18M. Schubert 23 there will be many more before Kflmunfl will a piano recital at th* IM 1¥ sj Jj « VocaS 6tudlo: la Doubtless kllllVVII N. two pianoforte Ifl 1827, the year Irruption of teachers' and pupils' concerts studio. No. 33 West 67th-st., on Thursday, March 1, 7 West 42d-«t.. T. C. fWti trios The usually ARTHTTR wore Kin death, h« was thirty years old. with which the season comes to an end. at 8:30 p. m. The piano numbers will be chiefly WII\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 CHAS. WADEWADE°WALKER EDWARD STAHLSCH3HLVT, when CnU H 10 Cunuegla Hall. TeL ISSO CoL They GhOill on Vo'.oe. »>r» i:.'«-nded for huppanzigli, the Chopin. He will have tlm assistance of the young Specialist 17 Caa« S9ti St., >;. V violinist, to who Rood in much clo«*T relations Piojrramme of a pianoforte recital to be given barytone. IrvlnMyers. Two pupils of Madame C. GERRIT SMITH7 Piano. Theory- Studio 19 Ea«t *l?t St., N. T, Beethoven, and h«- and bis Bocklet and distinguished basso. Organ. L:r.fk., friends. by Gebhard In Mendelssohn Hall to- Rifrtiud have recently themselves. Concert,TOMOratorio,DANIETRecital. Lessons given In singing. FREE VOICE TB.IAL A^? Two vnssxs- first played them in public 182S. Helnrlch ( 1 In Mies Kllzaheth Anglln sang at the memorial eer- (Tuesday nnd Friday.) 80 lJi«t 2j.1 St., Ity. fullj.rrn t>,lnr C J. KqSq^^aTj"^^ Schumann wrote of ]'k lyric feminine char- morrow afternoon: - MUSIC l^ore 10^ terer; said hn vlcea nf tliti Knights of ("olumbus, and Miss M Studios: 80 East 284 Street, \'.> '.:.--- RUSSIAN h« at the firM movement that It wa* Swieue*. Men^l^ Telsey BroolUyn fiX Dl AID MOSHEIC-BI'Kn.VMC I.ECTVRK KECITAI Variations movement) D«rva at tii« fobtlval of the Edu- U»- l\I/IL\u25a0 day» and Saturdays; other days. 207 100 E. St. *peeat,i» trustful, virginal; the adagio mi h Op *\u25a0> »T«t BMthOTMI Society. of nationaJ music. For terms Address 73d JEAN S-Tnita. catlonal West 133 th Btreet; only representative of the old school. Planlit and Piano HENDERSONInstruction. t.if«f']| dream, 8 t-':rgi'.»r up <-,f beautiful human Best 30OH West 29th St. feeling. "S^^ni.";.:::) 8ch Um.nn Placement of voice by natural method. testimonial*. vocai culture i,^- Ttio lant of EkiinurKl Severn's "Sonata Talks" on MARKS' CONSERVATORY H. IORE> fUMCNTS. 'Voloe Trtal~#*^ kJ :;;ZSSZr y> concert, 14.00 per month. Oraduata Royal Conaervatorlee of • •-'\u0084....,. "tt'srrAns *»" February afsumed tha character of % the NITKE, T- week of grand n|,e;:i i.t the Imrrompiu F minor MAURICE prteilen. and Munich, 6 \V'es: Wth-at. »m Ijge£ I - audlenoa remalnlas nft^r the i>r<)gramme number, COXCEHT VIOU.MNT AM> TEACHEB. anciraK J rimnin Gran.) Metropolitan •will be almoßt equally ilTltll to •\u25a0- atudlos, 100 East 28d M. and iiH St., New Tork. Si.'.ro^"'".':: Honaia In C nuijor, by Mr. Severn. Mr. Severn per- yiBNSA CONSERVATORY. «3 2,1-av, _in-^t!on Italian a.] \u25a0*. works. No novelties will ln I*'1*' ta'ipow#ri" DipJoma. '«i German (orroed several of bis violin works, "Storla JANET BULLOCK WILLIAMS C 4 lnstrurr. nt» frii ** presented, und "MfHi«na

Sat. lJ«s!.n9 but there will be a si*>» Nlbtlungen." "Marta," still one of for violin nnd piano- BECKER, Hint recitals of eonatus GUSTAVPlants;Land Teacher. TENOR. (".ultwatlon of »ote« vck-al tsaciier Eur^i, of*three At ueventh annual given under the Concert IImm UnCUIUU lOTE. CAMPBELL, the most popular operas In the repertory, will of the Institute of Musi,al Art. the concert Btudtos: 1 West lf>lth Bt. and Ptelnway Hall. and »rti»no Bin^n«-. vibr*tion; gm.iuate. Trial fr-* by a»- in the hall ALrntu nUrlllQrlll Studio, 14T T.-rmj »<» *u!t 406 forte <«ens. «'am-«!« Hall. «• eung to-morrow, with a cast again including •",:{ .aye., this afternoon. The programme Alrsotlon Curne«!e Weil Hrr.K Vfl th Ttiwwltjerenlim lust, tho Rutgers •'•>UeK« <;iee Bembrtch v Lady EnrJchetta, Kdyth comprlM* unmitaa in I» major. 0 major and P M. U. I>E IIOR teaoh*«s ArtUtl- pur- Miss MlfhFiinnlo H»'inUn«>, banjo, 1). MISS MAYNARD GREEN Sln«!n<.• I-»!Un «'a!ker as Nancy. respectively by Corelli. TarUni and I*- ("lull. ami William I V.mil T.-u.hsr. "Tli« Itutlmul." 67th at. & Broadway. "lijASTHERBERrCLrRKJEr 5« Kg Mr. 'aruso as Llonello. Mr. rni^or programmei to be urninßed /;i!nr assisted Mr. lleinllne receives pupils at his INSTRLV.; • UUOKIU HAH. sit^,r^s^^,^!! Po! cßtelll'. The are residence No. 1,001 6th-ave. VOCAL Plar.r-on as Plunkett and Mr. Jtossi o« Sir chronologically. studio. LEOPOLD YVINKLER, Trlatan. The ca«t will v completed by Mr 11001.. «I H\ST I,'OTH ST. PAUL "x^* Orchestra, I^ut-ll.i PhltltpS, whoso studio Is »it <"arnt-gie riANO CANFIELD, DUFAULT839 iUI l>u.frich«> and Mr. Foglla. The Symphony which M!hs MRS. E. H. b'.uJlo. \V«at «t N«w Yiak. Mr. Arturo Vlgna N<-w-York v a reading of Shakespeare's "Midsummer . will Tuesday permanently Increased to ninety-seven Hull, K^ ?sja READIN(, r*>nt "mrsTwilliamli,»uuctlon. l Studio, 14 10T; 'pbuue. UO \u25a0\u25a0•«. Aiten. RaJph and Mulford will appear as Bcfaool Vocal Accomrantst. EAST 40TH BT. liMarlon Ltfland W. RiTaratde. 6.DENAUO 1 *-• \u25a0\u25a0 I A. U&oDowall MME. SX Rhlr.s I>augbr«rE. Mr. Burgstaller •Tb» 8arao»n»" . . E. Uullock A'-oompanlsu teacher. is cast A On Saturday evening, February 17. Junet gadntlett i-ivi-iII H \I\JI-C ii»t.- »or -thm "The Roland' \u25a0 Son*." HELEN «ot cumegi. Y. ? Lcge, Sfir. Van Rooy, Mr. Oorttz, rlr,, fiii.nent. fron. operetta. "The Itlnfj," waa Klven in Yon- Heading. VanwiuiAwsT"l>yk*Studios. EDITH li/YIINL.3 iu\i. M BESSIE Wotan: o n* iTi..r ptano. with arebwtta) Urai.m. Wllllaniß's IMono and Sight TIDOR/ *»b«rlch; ilr. Dlppel. Pioh, ai.d the Dormer will —» Kafael JoMutty. ker« at the AmackasMn <'lub by pupils of the voo.vi. te .\cnnn S7SS^ ** Ueothfivon PTCCTT TTTTWR SoprHno. On 1 Recital. t Mr \u25a0\u25a0 iiiiilhii V<. h In I' School. aß«lste^ MWhTwiUL The tv.o eiants. Faeolt and WifciVd H.pbu.. Halstftd nrntorlo. ilMth. F. READE MARYFIDELIA tt^ i Ntan, Dipbonio po«m. Words un» 11. lvii.i.-. rUUI s l>rmo *"»»n»«».- •&«>«» M'- enc«. Tula the tliut Williams i«.«n. w. i^ihat. MARY\u25a0Vflnr Ft. iUUI?nGTT1,„.,.... acc^u Rel» will Interpret Mime. The OOOdUCtar Mr. Joserfy* appearances In publio are now haa written and presented. l'unnle llcliillue. Residence .Studio. 1.001 ith-ave.. N. T. iiilooMISS tmmA UAnnULLCARROLL puviU coaching. W At \u25a0\u25a0 •• — Mr. Alfred Hertz. On Wedneedtiy oven- so few and far between that they coiißtltuu* an Ilnreau of Muslrttl Reuultriueuts autl Chulr Kx- lUri'V HUIUi II— H Cdn^o^7t»; ent«rt»lnsß«U" •• oX "7b« c'.»ss O, B. NMITH. 110 \V. loth. ABT. lAstnwtioa, oeietmiaU lid tU bIU will b* "IvinhtUMtrr with Mm*. •ij,»ciaHy lnttreatlmc rv«nt la th» ooncert» of a W. J. lltadftrson. long- ths muslo crlUo cLai^e. -H-i-h only, MAKDOIJUf-^HABP'i^S^iua m^tiioO. it.JSt.-v