East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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R. BORIS L. GANA- POL enjoys an excellent X' reputation here. The Imperial Conservatory s 1 of Russia, of which lVIr. Ganapol is a graduate, is one of three noble in- stitutions supported en- tirely by the r o y al family. Teachers of European repute are called from Italy, Ger- many and France. Rus- sia herself has contribut- ed to this brilliant corps f Rubenstein, Tschaikow- N sky, Glinlca, Davidoff, etc.-men famous alike as teachers and perform- ers. Needless to add that under such masters , the training is most l severe and thorough- going. During the last half r of his four years' course, Mr. Ganapol, as the fav- orite pupil of his precep- tor, enioyed exceptional opportunities for acquir- Xxs ing experience as a teach- ,X pf X ff X 'X f er. Some private pupils oxen.,-'Z of his master's were en- trusted to his care. His own graduation brought Mr. Ganapol the warmest praise for proficiency and fidelity to his master's method. Pupils contemplating a serious study of the vocal art will find in Mr. Ganapol an enthusiastic, zealous and capable preceptor. His Wide repertory comprises, Rigoletta, The Barber of Seville, Car- men, Aida, The Huguenots, Trovatore, Traviata, Faust, The Nlaccabees, Othello, St. Paul, Elijah, Samson, and Delilah, and many other operas, oratories, songs, ballads, etc. His cosy studio is at No. 270 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich., where a goodly number of pupils are enjoying his instructions in vocal art, and in Lansing he teaches at 4-O9 Grand street, South.