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

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T H E N E U M E Nineteen Hundred and Six LUCY DEAN, l'z'cmqforte. Born in Illinois. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in ISQIQ pupil of Dr. Maas, Mrs. Maas and Carl Faelten of Bostong Leschetizky in Weimarg and Buonamici in Florence. Noted accompanist. l C11,xm.las DIQNNIEIQ, 1,L'!Z72lff07'fC and I'iamy ortc Szgfb! 1'fzzyz'14.Q'. Born in Oswego, N. Y. Studied Piano with A. D. Turner and Madame Schiller, Ilarmony and Composi- tion with Stephen Emeryg special study ot Beethoven with von Biilow during his last trip to Amerieag has toured extensively as a concert pianist, appearing in over one thousand reeitals and concerts previous to 1895- Teacher at the Conservatory since 1883. A composer of note. ' A1.1vnED Dis Vcrro, 17l'lZ7ZQf'07'fB. Born in Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1898 under Charles.Dennee. Member of the Municipal Music Commission of Boston since . 1898. Pianist of the Longy Club of the Boston Sym- phony Orchestra Ilas toured the country several times as soloist with the Boston Festival Orchestra. FI. AI.l!lill'I' Jlclflflsltv, Piczfzqforle. Born in Plymouth, England. Educated at the Leipsie Conservatory under Reinecke, Wenzel, Richter and jadassohng studied in Paris with Ferdinand Praeger: Organ and Church Choir Work in London with Roland -Rogers, Sir George Martin of St. Paul's Cathedral, and Luard Selby of Rochester Cathedral. llas written piano compositions of merit. 18

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Nineteen Hundred and Six THE NEUME 1XN'l'OlNE'l l'E Sz UMOXVSKA-LADAMOXVSKA, B ' ' Lublin, near Warsaw, Poland. Her early om Ill study of music was pursued at the XVarsaw Conserva- Y f Pia fzoforie. tory with Professor Strobl and Alex Michalonslu, a ter- d 'th Paderewski' has had an extensive concert war s wi . , career in this country and abroad, member of the famous Adamowski Trio. CARI. 'l3A1fnMANN, Pia uqfbv-lc. Born in Munich. Pupil of Wanner and Wohlmuth, later of Liszt, studied Composition with Lachner. inted instructor in Munich Conservatory, hut Was appo ' decided to settlein Boston, where he came in ISSI. He has toured extensively as a concert pianist, and is 11 ES'I'.lEl.l.li J. JXNDRENVS, 1'1':zuqfw-le, Born in Baltimore, Md. Graduate of the Peabody In- stitute Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, Md.g pupil of Carl Faclten and Helen llopekirk, Boston, teacher of international reputation. IDAVID B1.AN1'11sD, 1'f'auqfo1-tc and Theory. Born in Galena, Ohio. Pupil of William A tl - George Whitinff, J. C. D, Pl -k h , imp' Han-l'yWhceler.b 'U cr' Jo n O NUI and I7

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Nineteen Hundred and Six T H E N E U M E Enwlx KI.fXHlll5, 1,Z.!l71Qf07'f6. F Born in New jersey. Studied under O. Klahreg later pupil of Liszt, Lebert and joseffy in Pianog Composi- tion, with Schulze in YVeimar, Bruckner and Goetschius in Stuttgartg Violin, with Scharwenka. FREDERICK F. IAINCOLN, Piaazqforle. Born in Massachusetts. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in ISSI g studied underj. C. D. Parker, A. D. Turner, Carl Baermann, Carl Faelten and Stephen Emery. . Anmscm Polwlalc, l'z'amy'or!eg Su15erz'1z!e1zd- cut qf l'z'a1zqfof'!c 1Vow11af Dcjmrtznent. Born at Dixmont, Maine. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in ISS4, after a tive years' course with A. D. Turner, Stephen Emery and George XV. Chadwick: studied in Leipsic with Hofmann and Freitagg has published a large number of compositions. Glfoncsls XV. l'uoc'rolc 11127710 ortc. 7 Born in Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1892: pupil of Leschetizky in viemmg studied Composition with Nawratil and Mandyczcwzki q has had an extensive career as concert pianist. . I9