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

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22 1913 Samuel Y. Cole — Solfeggio and Pub- lic School Music. Born in Meriden, X. H. Studied at the New England Conservatory and under S. B. Whitney and John X. Tufts. Director of music in public schools of Brookline since 1884. Author of musical text books. Arxoldo Coxti — Conductor of the Opera School. Member of Faculty since 1911. Floyd B. Dean — Pianoforte. Born in Richville, X. Y. Pupil of Adrien Sabourin. Gradu ate of the New England Conservatory.

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19 3 13 u me 21 Dr. E. Charlton Black — Lecturer on English and American Literature. Born in Liddlesdale Parish, Scotland, near the Old Manse of Sir Walter Scott. Graduated from Edinburgh University in the same class with J. M. Barrie; received LL.D. from Glas- gow University; now Professor of English in Boston University. Mabel Stanaway Briggs — Voice. Born in California. Graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1898. Pupil of Augusto Rotoli, Charles White and Oreste Bimboni. Studied with Dubulle in Paris.

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TL$t fftemnt 23 Lucy Dean — Pianoforte. Born in Illinois. Graduated from New England Conservtory in 1891. Studied with Dr. Mason, Mrs. Maas and Carl Faelton of Boston; Lesche- tizky in Vienna, and Buonamici in Florence. Charles Dexne e — P ia nofortc Born in Oswego, N. Y. Studied piano with A. D. Turner and Madame Schiller. Special study of Beethoven with Von Biilow during his last trip to America; composition with Stephen A. Emery. Teacher at the Conservatory since 1883. Alfred De Voto — Pianoforte. Born in Boston. Graduated from the New England Conservatory under Charles Dennee. Member of the Municipal Music Commission of Boston since 1898. Pianist of Longy Club of Boston.