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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15521, 31 January 1914, Page 16

\ Teachers 01' Music. rpHE WEBBE CCHOOL OF TITUSIC. .155, GRAFTON ( ROAD (NEAR KHYBER PASS ROAD), AND THE NATIONAL BUILDINGS (NATE Y.M.C.A., WELLESLEY STREET WEST. PRIVATE LESSONS. mr. ■w. h: WEBBE, And the ' Assistant" Teachers, MISS MADOLEINE WEBBE. L.A.8., MRS. ROUSSEL-fcOSSEY, F.S.M., MISS DOROTHY WHITE. L.A.8., • Will be in attendance at the School. Grafton Road, on MONDAY and' TUESDAY. February 2, and 3rd, from 3.30 to 8 p.m. to arrange Lesson Hours. First Term Commences WEDNESDAY, February 4. . CLASSES IN ALL GRADES: PIANO QUARTET, DUO. THEORY CLASSES, And \ SPECIAL CLASS FOR MUSIC TEACHERS. , Those desirous of joining any of the above Classes arc requested to attend at the School on TUESDAY, February 3, at seven o'clock for the. purpose >of Classification, and for arranging time for. Lessons. Classes Commence Second Week in Feltuary. ASSOCIATE TEACiTERS (PIANO): MISS ANNIE DAWSOIX, Gold Medalist, Ass. Bd.. R.A.M., and R.C.M., Ass. Bd.. RiA.M., and.RjCM., Oakleigh, Carlton Gore Dd., > MISS GLADYS BIGGINS, JJaples, Wynyard Rd., Mount Eden, MISS JENNIE MCDONALD, 133, Grafton Rd., nr Bridge, MISS LYDIA MARTIN, Wonwood/G'ordon Rd., Mt. Eden MISS JESSIE WEBSTER, Trentham, Shelly Beach Rd., Ponsonby. All tie Associate Teachers have beer* through a course of study at this School from Junior to Advanced Grades, and are therefore fully conversant with the Methods of Touch and Technique, Sight Reading, etc., etc., taught at this School. Those desirous of taking Lessons from any ' of the Associate 'Ixachers can ODiain terms, etc., on application at their addresses. Syllabus can be obtained trorn the School, or from the Assistant and Associate Teachers, and usual Music Sellers. \ Devonport, Epsom, and other Suburbs visited by Assistant and Associate Teacirers. MB. S. KENNETH PHILLIP,? (itU3.Bac. A.R.A.M. L.R.A.M., A.R.C.0.) RESUMES TEACHING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9. SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. Methods:— Singing—Lamperti (Old Italian). Piano—Matt hay. Studio—3, Queen's Buildings, "" Wellesley Street, West. „ ~, .. (Opposite old Y.M.C.A.) Residence:— Hamilton Road _~',. Ponsonby, Heme Bay. Telephone. 2610. , - Ji,?^ o . for interviews ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY. February 6 and 7, from 2.30-5 p.rn., or by appointment.. -'»•',••*■' ' r|\HE ART OF SINGING. JJERTHA T . TTAYWOOD (Pupil of Spencer Lorraine), RESUMES TEACHING MON.. FEB'. 9. "At Home" Wednesday (4th) and Thursday (sth), Raroa, Matai Road, Dovonport. M r. <T. : W. : '-'P^ N -= :e - TEACHER OF MUSIC, Notifies Students that. PROFESSIONAL ' TEACHING v COMMENCES FEBRUARY 1. At Studio on and after above date from 9 a.m. to 8.30 p.m., to arrange lesson hours. 213, PONSONBY ROAD. MISS .„ ; -PVELYN , TOYMAN. '- '< TEACHER •OF PIANO, * ■W.KV-, ... Graduate ;with Honours of.,_. . Leipzig Royal Konservatorium. Pupil of Prof. Robert Teichmuller, Late Teacher of , Piano at Essen "." ' ~T Xonservatorhrnv (Germany), - ■ Arid with first-class English experience. . ; a. r . ?f TERM BEGINS FEB., 9. Studio, Eng. and Foreign Piano Agency. Ltd. ;TiriflS... AMY- ; mM OMPSOK, "•* L A.8., CERT. PIANIST, T.C.L., TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE' (RELAXA- , . TION '■ METHOD)* AND SINGING, I Will ' Resume Tuition on FEBRUARY 95914, AT 15 AND 16, UNION BUILDINGS CUSTOMS STREET EAST. * At' Studio, ~ to ' interview pupils. THURSDAY,, February 5, from 3 p m. to 5 p.m. Private Address: Puriri, Green Lane Road, Remuera. , MISS TJLSIE TJAWKES, A.N.C.M., TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY, . . TEACHER'S DIPLOMA.* Pupils Prepared for Examinations. (Associated Board,, R.A.M. and R.C.M.) Terms' on Application. -^ 18,, Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby. MISS TWA JiLETCHER, Trained for three years by SIR CHARLES SANTLEY, the most famous pupil of Galtana Zava and Manuel Garcia and the greatest living • authority- on singing of J the ago. '••'■■ ' Tuition resumed February 6. , Studio, -Mutual Life Buildings, .'/'.' 64 Queen Street. Miss ij-ETTIE' qckenden, TEACHER OF MUSIC. ■' . . . PIA.N,O AND, VIOLIN. Will resume duties MONDAY, February 2. Fairview Road, Mt. Eden. ' '' MADAME • ' ; . jM" A.RTIN E NG O, SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION, , Resumes Tuition at ' ' * PIERCE BUILDINGS, SYMONDS ST. ON MONDAY, FEBR'UARY 2. . Voice Trials by. appointment. 'Phone 3168. < F. ■■■ ■ E.•' •' • S tewa Has , studied Music under the Best Masters in London and Paris, and holds TEACHERS' DIPLOMAS FOR PIANO. THEORY,' AND HARMONY. ' Prepares for Royal Academy Exams. NEW NORTH ROAD, MOUNT ALBERT. MRS.A D A M s RESUMES TEACHING PIANO, VIOLIN, VIOLONCELLO, MONDAY, February 9, and will attend daily at his Music Academy, Symonds St., to arrange lessons. Telephone 1241. MISS ALICE RIMMER, Teacher of Voice Production, Singing, Piano, and, Violin, resumes duties at her Studio, Queen's Buildings, opposite old Y.M.C.A.. Wellesley St.. on MONDAY NEXT . February 2. Pupils call as usual. At Studio Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and also Saturday mornings. MISS CATHERINE SALE, L.A.B. (Licentiate of R.A.M. »nd R.C.M., London), resumes Tuition in Pianoforte on MONDAY, February 2. Pupils prepared for Examinations and Competitions, if desired. Competition Successes for 1913 include: — Five Firsts, Three Seconds, Three Thirds, and Four . Honourably Mentioned —Address, CROMWELL STREET, off Dominion Road 2d section. ' < ' ; • MISS M. E. HUGHES. Teacher of Piano- , forte and Theory.— Classes, and Pupils entered' fors exam.—BouVne St., Mt. Eden. 'Phone. Mil, MRS. TRENDALL, A.S.M., Teacher of ■ Pianoforte and Theory.:- Pupils profared for all exams.—47, Mackeme St., 'onsonby Bd. . '" '"'