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 llixlnu' N. liIEDMAN, Pl'd7lQf07'f0, fI!lI'llZ07l.j'tZ11li Composfliou. Born at Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Pupil of George W. Chadwick: has composed a large amount of piano music and songsg nlso, several violin sonatns and two string quartets. l S.-xmucl. VV. Come, .S'off'qggz'o and .lhzsic in l'1c6fz'c Schools. Born in Meriden, N. Il. Pupil of S. B. Whitney and john XV. Tufts at the New England Conservatory. Author of musical text-hooks. Conductor of People's Choral Union of Boston. l Cl.l+2Bll4IX'l' Llcxoxi, Soffqggio ami Oboe. Born in Gilly, Belgium. First prize in Oboe and Su- perior Solfeggio, Brussels Conservutoryg studied with Mnsscnet: taught Solfeggio in the Normal School of Music in Purisg conducted orchestras at Geneva, Rouen :ind Aix les Bninsg estuhlished this year :lt the New England Conservatory :1 course in French Solfeggio, which is prnetiexllly new in America. M,xn,xxnc Aucsusro iiU'l'Ul.l, Ita!z'o1z.' Born in Rome, and received curly edueution partly in :L convent in that eity :ind partly in at French school. She was zi pupil of Signor Rotoli, with whom she stud- ied singiug. She eanne to America with her hushalnd in ISS5, I1 few weeks utter her m:u'ri:1ge, and has lived in Boston since that time. :S

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Nineteen Hundred and Six T H E N E U M E Fmclmnlcx Scnouxmxx, Emzzck llorfz. Born in Cassel. Germany. Pupil of A. Schormanng First Horn player of the Royal Theatre in Cassel. Since coming to this country Mr. Schormann has been associated with many of the best orchestras, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra. I'llilNRlCIi SCIIUICCKISR, Ilalp l Born in Vienna. Studied with his father , gl tduatttl from Vienna,Conservatory in 1884, under Professor Zamara: hecamc a member of the Boston Svmphonv Orchestra in 1SS6g has won reputation as one of the two great harpists of the world. -owls C. Er.soN, Theory. Born in Boston, Mass. Studied Piano with August Hamann of Bostong Voice with August Kreissman: and Composition with Carl Gloggner-Castelli of Leip- sicq acelebrated lecturer and writer on musical sub- jectsg one of Boston's best-known music critics. lilcxyxxlrx Cu'1 l'11:lt, lla:-molly and Cozzzjroszlzmz. Born in XVOhurn, Mass. Studied under G. F. Such julius Eichbcrg and Stephen Emery in Boston: Violiri with Singer, Harmony with Goetschius, and Instru- mentation with Max Seifriz in Stuttgart: has written several standard text-booksg composed extensively, especially for strings. 27

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Nineteen Hundred and Six THE NEUME L,AIXllLI.li TllURw,'xNmf:u, French Language and ziz'c!z'o1z. Born and educated in Paris, where he resided until he came to Boston in 1SS4g thc first part of his life was mainly devoted to Fine Arts and vocal music as an ac- complishmentg after his arrival in Boston he gave his time to teaching French. He has madea long and deep s ud of the ihonetics and musical pronunciation and t .Y 1 articulation, generally included in the word Diction g is an authority on this subject. EI.IZfXl3lQ'l'1l I. SAMUEI., lMeto1'z'c, Efzglfsb mm' fffx to 131 . Born in Bennington, Ill. Graduate of Mt. llolyokeg took a medical degree: special work at Boston Uni- versity. E. f.:IIARI.'l'0N BLACK, Lz'icrzz!urc Lcciurem Born in Liddlesdale Parish, Scotland, near the Old Mansc of Sir XValter Scottg graduated from Edin- burgh University in the same class with M. Barricg received LL.D. from Glasgow Universityq now Profes- sor of English Literature in Boston University. Glifllllili XV. Bmus, Guilar and J1ltl7ZCl0!l.lZ. Born in Boston. Studied with his fatherg teacher at New England Conservatory for the past twenty years. 29