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

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24 Cfje J?eume 1912 s — — O George V. Proctor. Born in Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1892. Studied with Leschetizky in Vienna: composition with Nawratil and Mandyczewzki. Eustace B. Rice. Born in Wayland. Mass. Studied piano and organ with Edwin C. Rowley in Hudson, X. Y. : piano with Edwin Klahre and Carl Baermann of Boston; organ with George E. Whiting and Henry Dunham: composition with Goetschius. David H. Sequeira. Born in Granada, Nicaragua. Graduated from the New England Conserv- atory in 1904-6. Member of Faculty since 1908. Carl Stasny. Born in Mainz, Germany. Studied under Ignaz Briill, Vienna: YVilhelm Kriiger. Stuttgart : and Franz Liszt. Weimar. Richard E. Stevens. Born in California. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1904. Studied with Buonomici in Florence and Moskowski in Paris. Frank S. Watson. Born in Rhode Island. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1905. Studied with Dr. Jeffery and Edwin Klahre: composition with Geo. W. Chadwick. Member of Faculty since 1906. H. S. Wilder. Born in Worcester, Mass. Studied piano under B. D. Allen, B. J. Lang and A. K. Virgil. VOICE Charles H. Bennett. Born in Bennington. Vt. Pupil of Charles Adams in voice, and G. W. Chadwick in composition. Studied in Paris with Trabadelo. Spent seven years of study in London, after which he made a two-years ' concert tour around the world. Member of the Faculty since 1910. William H. Dunham. Born in Brockton. Mass. Pupil of Augusto Rotoli and Dr. Guilmette of Boston; Shakespeare of London; Vannuccini of Florence; Koenig and Sbriglia of Paris; Cotogni of Rome; Benevenuti of Milan.

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1912 GTfte JJeume 23 a Jane M. Foretier. Born in France. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1898. Member of the Faculty since 1907. Henry Goodrich. Born in Haverhill, Mass. Studied with Edward MacDowell in Boston, 1889 to 1896. Member of the Facultv since 1908. J Born in Plymouth, England. Studied at the Leipsic Conservatory under Reinecke, Richter and Jadassohn; studied in Paris with Ferdinand Praeger ; organ and church choir work in London with Roland Rogers, Sir George Martin and Luard Selby. Edwin Klahre. Born in New Jersey. Studied under O. Klahre, Liszt, Lebert and Joseffy ; composition with Schulze in Weimar, Bruckner and Goetchius in Stuttgart. Frederick L. Lincoln. Born in Massachusetts. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1881. Studied with J. C. D. Parker, A. D. Turner, Carl Baermann, Carl Faelten and Stephen Emery. Anna Stovall Lothian. Born in Mississippi. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1895 under Carl Stasny. Assistant teacher with Mr. Stasny. F. Stuart Mason. Born in Weymouth, Mass. Studied piano with John Orth. Graduated from New England Conservatory with highest honors in 1907 under Dr. Jeffery in piano, and G. W. Chadwick in composition. Studied in Paris under Isidore Philipp, and counterpoint and fugue under Andre Gedalge. Joined the Faculty in 1910. Annie W. McLearv. Born in Farmington, Me. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in organ in 1907 under Wallace Goodrich. Graduated in piano in 1908 under George Proctor. Organist of Second Unitarian Church, Brookline. Member of Faculty since 1911. F. Addison Porter. Born in Dixmount, Me. Graduated from the New England Conservatory under A. D. Turner, Stephen Emery and George W. Chadwick. Studied with Hoffman and Freitag in Leipsic. Head of the Pianoforte Normal Department. J. Albert Jeffery.

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1912 tKlje JJeume 25 cr= — D Armand Fortix. Born in Oxford, Mass. Graduated from New England Conservatory in 1895 under William L. Whitney. Studied with Vannuccini in Florence. Head of the Vocal Normal Department. Wallace George. Born in Cambridge, Canada. Studied with Charles R. Adams, Augusto Rotoli, William L. Whitney and H. Nye in voice; under Walter Goold in composition. Concertized two years. Head of Vocal Department at Ohio Weslevan University for two years. Director of Fargo Conservatory of Music six years. Member of the Faculty since 1911. % Percy F. Hunt. Born in Foxboro, Mass. Graduated from the New England Conservatory under William H. Dunham. Studied with Vannuccini in Florence and Bouhy in Paris. Clara Hunger. Born in Portland, Me. Studied with leading teachers of France, England and Germany. Taught Mme. Eames for three years. Member of the Faculty since 1909. Clara Tourjee Nelson. Born in Rhode Island. Graduated from the New England Conservatory. Studied with Augusto Rotoli, Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Neil and Sarah Fisher; opera school work with Samuel J. Kellev. Maurice Parker. Born in Chicago. Studied with Carl Becker in Chicago. Has been asso- ciated for fifteen years with Clara Munger. Joined the Faculty in 1909. Clara K. Rogers. Born in Cheltenham, England. Studied at the Leipsic Conservatory; Piano under Moscheles and Plaidy ; voice with Professor Goetze ; studied piano in Berlin under von Bulow, voice under Frau Zimmerman ; studied voice in Italy under San Giovanni. Sullivan A. Sargent. Born in Boston, Mass. Studied with George L. Osgood, Charles R. Adams. George J. Parker. Myron D. Whitney and Charles A. White ; composition with G. W. Chadwick. Became a member of the Facultv in 1908. Clarence B. Shirley. Born in Lynn, Mass. Studied with Charles A. White in Boston, and Dubulle in Paris. One of the leading concert and oratorio tenors in New England.