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

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zz THE NEUME 1911 GEO. W. BEMIS- Guilar and zllamiolin. Born in Boston. Studied with his father. Teacher in the Conservatory for the past twenty years. Clams. H. BENNETT- Voice. Born in Bennington, Vt. Pupil of Chas. Adams in Voice, and Geo. W. Chadwick in Composition. In Paris with Trabadelo. Spent seven years of study in London, after which he made two years' concert tour around the world. Member of the Faculty since 1910. E. CHARLTON BLACK, LL.D.-Lecturer on English ana' American Lilcraiure. Born in Liddlesdale Parish, Scotland. Graduated from Edinburgh Univer- sity in the same class with M. Barrie. Received LL.D. from Glasgow University. Now Professor of English Literature in Boston University. DAVID S. BLANPIED-Pianoforle and Theory. Born in Gallina, Ohio. Graduate of the New England Conservatory and of the Department of Music of Boston University. Studied with J. C. D. Parker, S. A. Emery, Geo. E. Whiting. Composition under William Apthorp and john K. Paine. MABEL STANAWAY BRIGGS- Voice. Born in California. Graduated from New England Conservatory in 1898. Studied with Augusto Rotoli, Chas. White and Oreste Bimboni, in Boston, and Dubulle in Paris. ARTHUR BIIOOKE-Flufd. Born in Gomeral, England. Studied under Packer of the Scottish Orchestra. Played first flute in Buffalo Symphony Orchestra. joined Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1896. SAMUEL W. C0I.E-S0!f05':,g7'l'0 and ilbzsic in Me Public Schools. Born in Meriden, N. H. Studied under S. B. Whitney and John W. Tufts. Director of Music in Public Schools of Brookline, Mass., since 1884. Author of musical text-books. FLOYD B. DEAN-Piafzoforie. Born in Richville, N. Y. Studied with Adrian Sabourin. Graduated from New England Conservatory under Dr. Jeffery. LUCY DEAN-1JZ.d7ZQf0Vf6. Born in Illinois. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1891. Studied with Dr. Maas, Mrs. Maas and Carl Faelten of Boston, Leschetizky in Vienna and Buonomici in Florence. Clms. DENNEE-Pz'amy'or!e. 'Born in Oswego, N. Y. Studied with A. D. Turner and Madame Schiller, and Composition with S. A. Emery. Member of Faculty since 1883.