Liberty Ladies College - Liberty Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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COURSE OF STUDY Uitfiicu'it .. ,. Arizh jn.nj 111m FIRST YEAR. Ill'iZh cumirw Science of tone production. Correct breathing. Bon- Pansermfs A, B, C, Cori'ect pronunciation and distinct aldfs Exercises. Pansermfs A, B, C Of Music and 801- enunciation. Classic English songs. Church hymns and feggi. Simple English songs. chanting. First Term. Second Term. w Pulaik 14m , out the 011?le SECOND YEAR. Fur grafr First Term. Second Term mony 2mm ' w - .. v . .U? 921CK N .- Confone. .Opus J and 10. Messa C11 voce begun. b. Marchcm s 0c2111scs. Wlth 1110 Wnl'k ul' 1hc 111w bongs oi Amerlcan and French composers. term contmucd. Scotch. Irish and English ballads, THIRD YEAR. F1rst Term. Second Term. l?cnl Pacrl Fxcrck ' ' ' ' . . ., r . .4. ,u. Huml an'mU V' ' A A W . 7 . . . . 11m 1mm Imbml s fWGlVL LLSSOHS. LUU, 1110,. Lhoms 21nd aw the Oratorms. hcrmzm Lieder. lh-x'clnynnzm nf xmlmhx them work Songs Of Mozart, Handel, Haydn 311d Bach, and feeling in the rendering of simply lnll'uh I 48

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SCHOOL OF VOCAL MUSIC MRS. L. H. KEAN tMme. Louise Novellij Mrs. Kean is a pupil of Marchesi and Chevalier, of Paris. and Mme. Hall, of Boston, and Bollman, of St. Louis. She has studied also with pupils of Raudigger and Lam- perti. She possesses a beautiful voice, and has been quite This is to certify that Mrs. Louise H. Kean taught in our school. having charge of the voice department, and we found her a teacher 'of unusual ability, having had the best of training and being able to impart her knowledge to others. tSignetD JULIA P. BAILY, Principal Brunot Hall, Spokane, PVashilzgton. I have known Mrs. L. H. Kean intimately for the list ten years and am familiar with her vocal powers7 experlence and She has held responsible positions in some of the leading C01- leges, and has given entire Satisfaction. successful both in her singing and in her teaching. knowledge of the hest methods of artistic voice training. As a woman and a musmlan she 15 worthy of the hlghest esteem and conhdence. She has a very beautiful voice herself and the ability of im- parting to pupils her style of singing. She has made a study of music as a science and I contidcntly recommend her to your favor- able consideration. XVere I in search of a teacher I would endeavor to secure her if it were in my power to do so. tSignetD REV. HENRY H. MORRELL.

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FOURTH YEAR . t First Term. Second Term. t ,; Difhcult exercises from different singing masters. Repertoire and style. Pupils required to present entire ; ; Arias from Italian, French and German operas. Oratorio programmes, ranging from foreign folk songs to the most , arias continued. Platform deportment, gestures and acting. brilliant eoloralure numbers. ; ,t fatiou and distinct hutch hymns and Pupils are expected to appear in song recitals through- Elsonk Music Dictionary is used by the voice pupils in out the course. connection with their other text books, throughout the entire For graduation, two years of successful study of Har- course. I I I l . I . n16 mony and Hlstory of Musm 15 requ1red. . SpeCIal attentlon to those who may WISh to beco All students required to attend the Chorus Class. ' teachers. -. 15: Hi the first Jztllatls. t ; Wiib frnm t Kjxmpathy