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

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24 THE NEUME I9Il CLAYTON D. GIl.I!Ell'F-ljl'67l1HZfl'C Acliozz, Slczge Deporlmcrzz' and Przn!o1m'mc. Born in Wisconsin. First studied under Mrs. Scott Siddons and Messrs. Miller and Adams, Chicagog also in New York and Paris. Instructor of Acting and Pantomime at Emerson College of Oratory. HENRY Goomi :cn-l'z'zzr1o. Born in llaverhill, Mass. Studied with Edward MacDowell in Boston from 1889 to 1896. Member of the Faculty since 1908. EUGENE GaUx:NmznG- Violin, Viola. Born in Lemberg, Galicia. Studied Violin at Vienna Conservatory with lleisslerg Composition with Bruckner and Dessotfg Chamber and Orchestra Music with llellmesberger. l-lead of Violin Normal Department. l'xI.I!ER'I' IIAcKEnAu'rH-Fvmrzch lforn. Born in Berlin, Germany. Studied French Horn under Riedel and Schunke of the Kiinigliche lloch Schule in Berlin. For twenty-three years a member of Boston Symphony Orchestra. Member ot the Faculty since 1908. VA UG IIN H A M I r.'roN-- lf'1'o11'11 . Born in Bangor, Me. Studied under Felix Winternitz for tive years, also Anton Witekg Concertmeister of New England Conservatory Orchestra. FRANCES A. IIENAY-llrmd Culfure. Born in Boston. Studied Physical Culture with Dr. D. A. Sargent of Cambridge and Baron Nils Posse of Boston. Assistant in Pianoforte Department. Member of the Faculty since 1889. Homin C. Iflummmxv- Ofgfafz and Harmony. ' 4 Born in Yarmouth, Me. Received early musical education under E. A. Blanchard of Yarmouthq later studied Organ with Wallace Goodrich, Composition with G. W. Chadwick. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1901-2. PERCY F. I'IUN'l'-l '21l.CL'. Born in Foxboro, Mass. Graduated from the New England Conservatory under William Dunham. Studied under Vannuccini in Florence, and Bouhy in Paris. ' DR. ALnEn'r jE1f14'auY-Piano. Born in Plymouth, England. Graduated from Leipsic Conservatory under U Reinecke, Wensel, Richter and jadassohn. Studied in Paris with Praeger. Organ and Choir Training in London with Roland Rogers, Sir George Martin and Luard Selby.

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1911 THE NEUME 23 ALFRED DE VO'l'O-l,l'd?ZQf07'f6. Born in Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1898 under Chas. Denniie. Pianist of the Longy Club of Boston. Member of Municipal Music Commission of Boston since 1898. ' CnAs. H. DOIEIISAM-lJl'd?ZQf0l'f8 Szlghl lfeading. Born in Scranton, Penn. Studied with August Spanuth and Samuel P. Warren in New York and with Carl Beving and Gustave Schrek ot Leipsic. Graduated from New England Conservatory in 1909. HENRY M. DUNIIAM- Orggfan. Born in Brockton, Mass. Studied at the New England Conservatory under George Whiting, and Composition under john K. Paine. Well-known church organist and composer. VV'n.L1AM H. DUNIIAM- Voice. Louis Born in Brockton, Mass. Pupil of Augusto Rotoli ami Dr. Guilmettc of Bostonq Shakespeare of Londong Vannuccini of Florence, Koenig and Sbriglia of Parisg Cotogni of Rome and Benevenuti of Milan. C. EI.soN-- Theory. Born in Boston, Mass. Studied piano with August Hamann of Bostong Voice with August Kreissmang Composition with Carl Cloggner-Castelli of Leipsic. Celebrated lecturer and writer on musical subjects. One of Boston's best-known critics. OLIVER C. FAUs'r- 01371272 Construction amz' 7'1mz'ng. KURT Born in Pennsylvania. Entered the Conservatory in 1881. Studied Piano with J. C. D. Parkerg Organ with I-Ienry M. Dunhamg Harmony with S. A. Emeryg Voice with A. W. Keene, and Tuning with F. W. Hale. Author of text-book on Tuning. FISCIIER-Piano. Graduate of the Leipsic Conservatory of Music, where Carl Reinecke and jadassohn were his principal' teachers. Later joined the Faculty of the Royal Conservatory at Sondershausen as a teacher of Piano, Harmony and Composition, at the same time made concert trips all over Germany. Member of Faculty since 1910. JANE M. FORETIER-1'1'ano. Born in France. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1898. Member of the Faculty since 1907. ARMAND FORTIN- Voice. Born in Oxford, Mass. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1895 under W. L. Whitney. Studied under Vannuccini in Florence. Head of Vocal Normal Department.

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l9ll THE NEUME 25 LE ROY S. KENIPI151.0-Trombone. Born in Belchertown, Mass. Member of Boston Symphony Orchestra. J IEDXVIN KI.IxIInIf--I IANo. LOUIS Born in New jersey. Studied under O. Klahre, Liszt, Lebert aIId Josetty. Composition with Schulze iII Weimar, Bl'llClillCi' Illld Goetschms III Stuttgart. KI.oEPI+'E1.- 7y'?lll?fl2l and Cornet. Born in Thuringia. First Trumpet ill New York Syll1Pl10lly Orchestra from 1891 until he joined Boston Symphony Orchestra. Max O. Kuxziz- Cozztraboss. CLIQMIQ Born in Dresden. Graduate of Royal Conservatory of Music. Came to America with Von Biilow's Orchestra. Member of Boston Symphony Orchestra. Member of Faculty since 1899. N'I' IJENONI-sSi0Zf'l367'tQ'l.IJ and Oboe. Born in Gilly, Belgium. First prize iII Oboe and Superior Solfeggio at Brussels Conservatory. Studied under Massenet. COllClllCtCCl orchestras at Geneva, Rouen illlli Aix-les-Bains. Member Boston Symphony Orchestra. Conducts Conservatory Wood-wind Classes. FIQEDERICIQ F. LINCOLN-Piano. ANNA Born in Massachusetts. Graduated in New England Conservatory ill 1881. Studied under C. D. Parker, A. D. Turner, Carl Baermann, Carl Faelten aIId Stephen Emery. S'rovA IJ. LOTIIIA N-- Piano. Born in Mississippi. Graduated from New England Conservatory under Carl Stasny in 1895. Assistant teacher with Mr. Stasny. CARI. F. Luowxo- Tympam' and Drums. Born in Dresden. Studied under C. R. Ludwig. lN'ICll'llDCl' of Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Festival Orchestra and Boston Municipal Band. Emi. MAIII1- Violin and Viola. S'rUAn Studied with Joachim in Berlin. Member of Wagner Festival Orchestra in Bayreuth. Member of Faculty since 1887. 'r MASON-Piaazo and flarmovzy. Born in Weymouth, Mass. Studied Piano with john Orth. Graduated iII New England Conservatory with highest honors in 1907 under Dr. jetterv iII Piano, and G. NV. Chadwick in C0InpositioII. Studied in Paris undebr Isidore Philipp, and CounterpoiIIt and Fugue under Andre Gedalgc. joined the Faculty iII 1910.