New England Conservatory of Music - Neume Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Nineteen Hundred and Six T H E N E U M E ll. S. XV11.mfa, I'z'czmy'orle. Born in XVorcester, Mass. Studied Piano with B. D. Allen, B. J. Lang and A. K. Virgilg Organ, Voice and Ilarmony, with other teachers of note. Has written songs, church music, etc., conducted choruses, and has had as pupils many well-known pianists and teachers. Iloxn li L Hum mari , Olgftlll. Illexnv M. Duxnaxr, Ozjgmz. Born in Brockton, Mass. Studied Organ at the New England Conservatory under XVhitingg Counterpoint, principally with K. Paine. A well-known composer in vocal and instrumental formsg church organist of wide reputation. ' BOII1 at Yalmouth, Maine. Received early musical education under E. A. Blanchard of Yarmouthg later studied Organ with XVallace Goodrich: Composition with G. XV. Chadwick: Piano with Alfred De Voto. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in the years IQOI and 1902. IXIITIIUR Dwicslrr B.-xlscoch lfozw Born in Dudley, Mass. Studad at SID Diego, C11 and was graduated from the New England Conserva- tory in IQO3, under Mr. Charles A. NVh'ite. 21

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T H E N E U M E Nineteen Hundred and Six EUSTACE B. RICIE, Pzkznqforlc and Soybggio. Born in Wayland, Mass. Studied Piano, principally under Edwin Klahre and Carl Baermanng Organ, under George E. Whiting and I-lenry M. Dunhamg Harmony and Composition, under George E. Whiting and Dr. Percy Goetschiusg Theory. under Stephen A. Emery ami Louis C. Elsong Solfcggio, under Samuel NV. Cole. CARI. STASNY, Pizmqforie. Born in Mainz. Pupil of Ignaz Briill, Vicnnag Prof. NVilhelm Kriiger, Stuttgart: Franz Liszt. NVei1narg . extensive career as concert pianist in Europe and America. ANNA M. S'1'ovA1.1., Pz'fzmj'orte. Born in Mississippi. Attended Columbus Collegeg graduated from New England Conservatory in 1895 under Carl Stasnyg toured as concert pianistg Mr. Stasny's-assistant for nine years. NIAIKIIE E. TnEA'r, Piavzqforlc. Born in Ohio. Graduated from the New England Con- servatory in 19005 pupil of Charles Dennee. -r V4 34' sm'-ftp' M Gai-l',w y,1 A lam? i. ktjf f gf :wir at.. -.z nvv-T 4: . ,Q 1. 13-I fp I Q If - . J ly, I 'lfillig ,4 ' ,.xiZf.i' ., , ' is .hw 1 , i Q 20

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T H E N E U M E Nineteen Hundred and Six XVlI,l.mM lliclclsiclvl' lluxlmxl, lfbl'CC. Born in Brockton, Mass. Pupil of Augusto Rotoli and Dr. Guilmette, Bostong Shakespeare, London: Van- nuccini, Floreneeg Koenig and Sbriglia, Parisg Co- togni, Romcg Benvenuti, Milan. Xlnmxn lumix, lfozccg tS'7cjJe1'z'1zte1z1ie7zlQf Vocal JVormaZ flcjiczrfwlcfzi. Born in Oxford, Mass., Graduated from the New Eng- land Conservatory in 1895, under XVm. L. Whitney. Studied also with Vannuccini, Florence. NIADAMI l im ll km xlc, Voice. 1 lelccx' F. 1luN'r, lfbfce. Born in Foxboro, Mass. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1S9S, under William I-I. Dun- hamg studied with Vannuecini, Florence, and Bonhy, Paris. Bom in Maiqnette, Mich. She has lived most of the time since she was fourteen years of age in foreign countries, in Italy, Cuba and France, received her musical instruction from Mr. Fidele Koenig, Chzj du Chan! of the Grand Opera of Paris, whom she married laterg continues her studies during the summers with the modern French composers, and teaches at the New England Conservatory during the winters. 22 4