Liberty Ladies College - Liberty Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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SCHooL OF VOCAL MUSIC MRS. JEANNE'ITTE MURPHY. Mrs. Murphy was for a number of years a pupil of Archille Errani, of Milan, one of the most celebrated teachers of the real Italian method. She has sung in many of the prominent cities of the East, receiving as This is to certify that Mrs. Jeannette Robinson Murphy has been known to me for a number of years as a cultured lady of varied ability and of noble character. I write now, however, espec- ially to approve of her work as a voice teacher. She has had care- ful training in voice culture, and equal success in training the voices of others. R. S. MCARTHUR, New York City. I take pleasure in recommending Mrs. Jeannette Robinson Mur- phy, a teacher of vocal music in this city, Whose methods are unusu- ally effective in bringing out the best in her pupils. She has been teaching for several seasons in New York. Her great love f01 humanity makes her peculiarly adapted to reach the hearts of her pupils and they are influenced by love for her almost as much as for her talent. The result is quick and thorough training. I cordially recommend her, not only for her ability, but for herself as well. HON. VVILLET F. COOK, N cw York C 'ify. much as one hundred dollars for a single appearance. She has coached with the best teachers of New Xork. In addition to her concert work, she has taught suc- cessfully for several years in New York City. It gives me pleasure to introduce Mrs. Jeannette Murphy as an instructor of singing, To her success in this vocation I can testify by her work in our home for several seasons. Mrs. Murphy has been under the instruction of many of the tinest masters and is well equipped to impart what she knows in voice culture and the art of singing. ELIZABETH S. HURLEY. Superintendent of lilisabvfh Homv. New Yuri: C'ifx'. I most heartily commend Mrs. Nettie Murphy to anyone who may desire instruction in voice culture. I have known her since her childhood, and have for many years known her honored father and mother. Mrs. Murphy is a lady of retincment and CdUCHIIOH anti has thoroughly qualified herself for her chosen work of voice building. Her work is appreciated wherever known and she has had great success in voice training. I am satished that those who may engage her services will be greatly pleased and prohted. HON. J. T. O'NEAL Louisville. Ix'vniuclcv.

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+5$ 1 'wm Olnurm: nf $7mhy FIRST YEAR. First Term. Second Term. Science of tone production. Correct breathing. Pansermfs A, B, C. Correct pronunciation and dis- Bonaldfs Exercises. P33550115 A: B, C 0f MUSiC 311d tinct enunciation. Classic English songs. Church hymns Solfeggi. Simple English songs. and chanting. SECOND YEAR. First Term. Second Term. Concone. Opus 9 and 10. Messa C11 voce begun. S. Marchesi's Voczlliscs. with the work of the iirst Songs of American and French composers. term continued. Scotch. Trish and English ballads. THIRD YEAR. First Term. Second Term. Rubian Twelve Lessons. Duet, trio, chorus and Ferd Paer's Exercises Flnrid QinO'inw Xri'l: from .. I b h. 4 t . anthem work, Songs Of Mozart, Handel, Haydn and the Oratonos. German Lieder. Development Hf gym- B h . . - . - .. - . ac , pathy and feclmg 111 the lendenng 01' 51mph: ballads. 48 IHfTECU-J L Arias 1'1 : '21: Eif- arias 0 ua:f:x.w ing: Pupik 1111x311ghwnt 1' Fur guy Hnrmwny :. . .XH s2117w-