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

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THE NEUME . Nineteen Hundred and Seven MARIE E. TREAT, Picmoforte. Born in Ohio. Graduated from the New England Conservatgfy in rgoog pupil of Charles Dennee. -HENRY M. DUNHAM, Organ. Born in Brockton, Mass. Studied Organ at the New England Conservatory principally with J. K. P in vocal and instrumental forms, church organist of wide reputation. ANNA M. STOVALL, Pzkmoforie. Born in Mississippi. Attended Columbus College, Graduated from New England Conservatory in 1895, finder Carl Stasny, toured as concert pianist, Mr. V Stasny's assistant for nine years. 'Y H. S. WILDER, Pianoforte. Born in Worcester, Mass. Studied Piano with B. D, Allen, B. J. Lang and A. K. Virgil g Organ, Voice, and Harmony, with other teachers of note. Has written songs, church music, etc., conducted choruses, and has had as pupils many well-known pianists and teachers. under Whiting, Counterpoint, aine. A well-known composer I8

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Sfveq Nineteen Hundred and Seven T H E ' 1 7': f0Via , X D FREDERICK F. LINCOLN, Pianoforte. YNposi. Born in Massachusetts. Graduated from the New Eng- -cnwirh land Conservatory in 188Ig studied under J. C. D. fd: has Parker, A. D. Turner, Carl Baermann, Carl Faelten and .wing in Stephen Emery. ' vous to 892. A F. ADDISON PORTER, Pian0f01'te,' Supehntendent V-rsfigg J.. clfii Q' 'I -2 l-t-ipsie Exten' and Pracgerl Rulfifld viral, and , -.wnxten of Pianoforte Normal Department. Born at Dixmont, Maine. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1884, after a five years' course with A. D. Turner, Stephen Emery and George W. Chadwickg studied in Leipsic with Hofmann and Freitagg has published a large number of compositions. GEORGE W. PROCTOR,PZ'6l1fl0f07'i6. Born in Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1892 3 pupil of Leschetizky in Viennag studied Composition with Nawratil and Mandyczewzkig has had an extensive career as Concert pianist. CARL STASNY, P z'a1fL0f01'te. Born in Mainz. Pupil of Ignaz Briill, Viennag Prof. Wilhelm Kruger, Stuttgartg Franz Liszt, Weimarg ex- tensive career as concert pianist in Europe and America. l E 17

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lift-' 1501 Nl, li D ,L . .llltl -'rriucn Nineteen Hundred and Seven THE NEUME WALLACE GOODRICH, Organ, Analysis, Harmony and Composition. Born in Newton, Mass. Studied at the New England Conservatory under Henry M. Dunham. Organ, George NV. C adwick, Composi- tion, and Louis C. Elson. Theory, has also studied with Pllosef Rheinberger, Munich, and C. M. Widor, Paris. Founder of C oral Art Society of Boston, whose conductorship he has recently re- signed, in acceptmg that of the Cecilia Society. Conductor of the Worcester County Musical Association fchoral worksj. Founder and conductor of the jordan Hall Orchestral Concerts. Organist at concerts of Boston Symphony Orchestra, orglanist of Trinity Church, author of various essays on musical su jects, and com- positions for chorus and orchestra, and for orchestra, translator of valuable works from the French. ARTHUR DWIGHT BABCOCK, Voice. Born in Dudley, Mass. Studied at San Diego, Cal. and was graduated from the New England Conserva- Mshas tory in 1903, under Mr. Charles A. VVhite. Studied U... -,..i-- if with Mme. Ratcliffe Caperton. Rome, Benevenuti, Milan. l'lOlVlER C. HUMPHREY, Organ. I Born at Yarmouth, Maine. Received early musical education under E. A. Blanchard of Yarmouth, later studied Organ with Wallace Goodrich, Composition with G. W. Chadwick, Graduated from the New Eng- land Conservatory in the years Igor and r9o2. WILLIAM HERBERT DUNHAM, Voice. Born in Brockton, Mass. Pupil of Augusto Rotoli and Dr. Guilmette, Boston, Shakespeare, London, Van- nuccini, Florence, Koenig and Sbriglia, Paris, Cotogni, -.