PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. MISS KATE CHERRY (SOPRANO). 58, Radipole Road, Fulham, S.W. 66 MISS MARJORIE EATON (SOPRANO). Sang splendidly; was highly successful."-Scotsman. Concerts, Oratorios, &c., 237, Katherine St., Ashton-under-Lyne. MISS DOROTHY PARKS (SOPRANO). Oratorios, Concerts, At Homes, &c. For vacant dates, 14, Plympton Avenue, Brondesbury, N.W. MISS ISABEL CLEAR (Contralto). Oratorios, Concerts, and Song Recitals for Musical and Literary Societies. 32, York Street, Portman Square, W. MR. M. MONTAGU-NATHAN, Formerly pupil of YSAŸE, HEERMANN, and WILHELMJ, gives VIOLIN Lessons in LONDON and PROVINCES. Address: Studios, 40, Wigmore Street, London, W. MISS ESTELLA LINDEN "Fenton," Manor View, Church End, Finchley, N. MR. HERBERT TRACEY (BASS). 40, Telford Avenue, Streatham Hill, S. W. Telephone: 203 Streatham. MR. CHARLES TREE Author of "How to acquire Ease of Voice Production." Mr. TREE holds that undue effort in singing is fatal to art. Mr. Harry Beswick (Manchester Critic) says:-"The student of voice-production will be grateful for the simplicity of style, as well as for the wealth of advice it contains. A veritable mine of information. It is the best book of its kind I have read.' Publishers, Messrs. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Ltd., Great Portland Street. Stockport Vocal Society, December 4, 1911.-"Mr. Tree had ample opportunity of showing his artistic gifts. Whether he is singing nonsense verse, a spirited martial air, a charming French love ballad, or a vivid realistic piece, he always makes the music 'live.' He is undoubtedly one of the cleverest vocalists in this country. He gave no less than ten songs, and every one was a delightful piece of vocalisation. Like the audience in their demand for encores we find it difficult to curb our enthusiasm in writing about such a capable singer."-Advertiser. Concert Bookings-29, King's Road, Sloane Square, S. W. HERBERT WEATHERLY (CONCERT ORGANIST). Canadian and American Press-notices and particulars. Apply, Rudolph Bennett, 3, Kelfield Gardens, London, W., England. MR. W. H. BREARE VOCAL ADVISER AND TEACHER OF SINGING "The most complete guide to singing in English."—"Lancelot," of the Referee. "One of the sanest of sane expositions."-Musical Courier, N.Y. "A magnificent guide to both teachers and students."- Eastern Morning News. "Do not hesitate to commend."-Glasgow Herald. "Well up and enthusiastic in his subject, which he handles in a masterly manner. His technical knowledge is minute, wide, and accurate what he has to say is well worthy of consideration by public singers and music teachers."-Aberdeen Free Press. "Has had exceptional opportunities of studying his subject... Common-sense in all he utters."-Leeds Mercury. "Is an acknowledged authority. . . ."-Western Morning News. "I have not the slightest fear of contradiction when I say that no one knows more about the voice and vocal production than Mr. W. H. Breare.' "Counterpoint," in the Newcastle Journal. Further Press Opinions on application. Address: "HERALD" BUILDINGS, HARROGATE, " or 126, OXFORd Street, London, W. MR. W. H. GRIFFITHS Author of "The Mixed Voice and the Registers," "Daily Studies in Speaking and Reading," &c.; Lecturer in Vocal Science to the Church of England Training College, Liverpool; Late Singing Master to the Lancashire and Cheshire County Councils; Consulting Voice Specialist to the Throat Hospital, Liverpool, and Special Correspondent to The Musical Herald, London, and The Musician, New York. Mr. GRIFFITHS, after 25 years' practical experience in Singing, Voice Production, Choir Training, Elocution, and Defects of Speech, is now prepared to receive a limited number of Teachers and Expert Vocalists to study his methods of teaching. The lessons can be given at periods to suit professional workers, and much of it can be done by post, thus bringing the far-distant operator into direct touch with the most modern ideas and methods. Special classes will be held in London at Vacation time. Teachers are especially invited to write for my latest pamphlet. If accompanied by six stamps, a copy of my latest book (2s. 6d.) will be forwarded free (state voice). 76, Lord Street, Liverpool. THE LONDON COLLEGE FOR CHORISTERS. SOLO BOYS for Oratorios, Festival Services, Concerts; also MR. MONTAGUE BORWELL LEADING BOYS for Church Choirs can be supplied for occasional (BARITONE). MISS WINIFRED MARWOOD or permanent engagements. Address, E. B. Golding, Secretary, 6, Blomfield Crescent, Hyde Park, W. Telegrams: "Musicomane, London." Telephone: 490 Mayfair. MUSICAL REVISER TO MESSRS. NOVELLO FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS. COMPOSERS' MSS. REVISED and PREPARED FOR PRINTING; ADVICE GIVEN Reference to the following composers kindly permitted:- Sir C. HUBERT H. PARRY, Bt., C.V.O., DR. R. ALLISON instructed by Post Candidates who OBTAINED DEGREES OF MUS.D. and MUS.B. at Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, London, and Durham Universities. Diplomas of F.L.C.M., L. Mus. L.C.M., A.R.C.M., F.R.C.O., and L.R.A.M. Gold Medals, Silver Medals, Scholarships, Prizes, "Honours," and Pass Certificates (of the Colleges of Music) to the number of eight hundred and sixty. Dr. Allison is quite willing to teach those who neither require nor desire to pass examinations. Harmony, Counterpoint, Orchestration, and Analysis of Composition by Post, to correspondents anywhere. Personal instruction in Theory, Singing, Organ, and Pianoforte. Cambridge House, 68, Nelson St., Manchester EVISION OF MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. Dr. Horton Allison, Mus. D., 68, Nelson Street, Manchester. RE MISS H. 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BECHSTEIN HALL STUDIOS, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40, STREET, W., are specially constructed with every convenience and facility that science and money can suggest, pro. viding a magnificent Entrance Hall, Electric Lift, Telephones, separate FINAL MUS. BAC. EXAM., 4. Lounges for waiting. The Studios are appropriately furnished, lighted Lavatories for Ladies and Gentlemen on every floor, also comfortable by electricity, one or more Horizontal Grands in every Studio, &c., &c. 'HE BECHSTEIN HALL STUDIOS are in the centre of London's musical life, known by everybody, and already FIRST EXAM. FOR MUS. BAC., 2. MSS. arranged and revised. 48, Braxted Park, Streatham, S. W. Telephone: 487 Streatham. THE an experienced and successful COACH to all Music Examina tions, Oxford, Durham, and Dublin Mus. Bac., F.R.C.O., and A. R.C.O. with Precis and Hints on Essay, L.R.A. M. and A.R.C.M., practical and paper work (Piano and Singing). Jan., 1908, Pupil won F.R.C.O. "Cart" Prize. Shepherd Street, Stoke-on-Trent. WANTED.-Small TWO-MANUAL CHAMBER MR.A.M., &c. Teacher of Pianoforte and Harmony, visits and receives Pupils at his Studios: The City, West-End, Ealing, St. Anne's-on-Sea, Lancs. MR. MONTAGUE also accepts engagements as Solo Pianist, DR. THE POSITIVE ORGAN.—Areal PIPE ORGAN, giving the effects of two manuals and pedals on its single keyboard. Prices from £70. Over 750 supplied. Estimates given for Repairs, Rebuilds, Two- and Three-Manual Organs, &c. POSITIVE ORGAN Co., Ltd., 44, Mornington Crescent (opposite Tube Station), London, N.W. COUNTERPOINT, COMPOSITION, ORCHESTRATION, REED ORGANS.-1, 2, and 3-manuals, built, tuned, R. HAMILTON ROBINSON (Mus. D. Dunelm., A.R.A.M., F.R.C.O.), PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, ACOUSTICS, &c. Preparation for University, R.A.M., R.C.M., R.C.O., and other Examinations. Lessons personally or by correspondence. 30, Mount Park Crescent, Ealing, W. MUSIC MEMORISING. MR. BERNARD RAMSEY, Mus. B. 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Rossiter Bros., Uxbridge. have good knowledge of American Organs and Harmoniums, WANTED, Young TUNER, about 20-24. Must VACANCIES for SOLO BOY & LEADING CHOR-ancompany, Limited, Hereford.pply, stating wages required, to Heins CATHEDRAL.—SUPERNU- ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS MERARY ALTO WANTED in March. Salary, £30 per ann. Full particulars of duties on application to the Precentor, College Yard, Worcester. POSITIONS SECURED for ORGANISTS in Churches in the United States. Write for Terms: CHOIR EXCHANGE, Drake's College Building, 116, Newark Avenue, Jersey City, N.J. (late of 136, Fifth Avenue, New York). VACANCIES ALWAYS. ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER WANTED. Surpliced choir, St. Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal. For particulars, apply to the Rev. W. La Rive Bourchier, B.A., South Abbey, Youghal, Co. Cork. Ο RGAN PUPIL WANTED, for Church in South of France. Choral Eucharist every Sunday. Three-Manual Organ. Lessons and practice gratis. Many advantages. Apply, L. 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Heaviside, The Pianoforte Saloons, Torquay. FOR THE ORGAN COMPOSED BY ALFRED HOLLINS. TOILERS OF THE DEEP CANTATA FOR FEMALE VOICES VERSE BY JAMES STRANG MUSIC BY ALFRED R. GAUL. "The musical settings are twelve in number, the part-writing for first and second sopranos and contraltos. The utmost care and finish has been bestowed in wedding appropriate music to the verse, and Mr. Gaul has written nothing finer, nor more melodious and captivating in this branch of composition specially adapted for High Schools for Girls. The cantata begins with an instrumental introduction in the form of a barcarolle, in G minor, 9-8 time, moderato. At the close the tempo changes to 2-4, Allegro agitato, descriptive of an approaching storm. But this is of short duration and leads to the chorus, Toiling and toss'd on the restless sea,' which is dramatic and spirited in character, the theme being based upon a bright melody, and the part-writing remarkably effective. No. 2 is a Cradle Song, Come, my baby,' in G major, Andante moderato, 3-4 time, allotted to a contralto. The accompani ment to this delightful lullaby is constructed on a pedal note, the melody that accompanies it being at once expressive and thoroughly characteristic. The chorus which immediately follows the cradle song opens with a tempestuous instrumental introduction of chromatic scalepassages and chords, the key now changing into C major, 12-8 time, Allegro con fuoco. At the fourteenth bar the chorus enters with 'Oh, ho! for the winds that blow'; the whole of this number being of an impassionate and restless character. Quite in contrast to the foregoing is the pretty ballad for soprano, 'A mermaid dwelt,' which closely follows the chorus. It is in Tembo di Barcarolle in F major, 6-8 time, quaint and most espressivo. A short unaccompanied trio, The twilight gray is falling,' brings us to what may be termed the gem of the work, a song for soprano, 'O, manly hearts.' The key is E flat major, 2-4 time, Andantino espressivo. Mr. Gaul is here in his happiest mood, the whole song being graceful and charming to a degree. The number that follows is the chorus Darker and darker grows the night,' which is preceded by a characteristic instrumental prelude in triplet passages, 2-2 time, C minor, Allegro con fuoco. The whole of this chorus will deeply impress the attentive listener. No. 8, 'A prayer for those at sea,' for chorus, with an organ accompaniment, is in the key of F, 3-4 time, alla cappella, and is another example of purely melodious part-writing which characterises Mr. Gaul's compositions, and which is certainly conceived in his best and most expressive manner. The concluding numbers are a short Intermezzo, entitled 'Break of day,' a duet for soprano and contralto, 'Through golden mists of morn,' in the key of B flat, 12-8 time, Allegretto con moto, an exceedingly animated movement; then comes another cradle song, expressive of the father's safe return from sea, and, finally, the concluding joyous chorus, 'Now let songs of gladness rise. Taking the cantata as a whole, it is a delightful work. replete with artistic workmanship and, above all, melodious and expressive."-Birmingham Daily Mail. PRICE TWO SHILLINGS. Words, Five Shillings per hundred. THE LEGEND OF THE WOOD A JUVENILE OPERETTA MUSIC BY ALFRED R. GAUL. PRICE ONE SHILLING. Words, Four Shillings per hundred. THE ELFIN HILL AN OPERETTA FOR SCHOOL USE MUSIC BY ALFRED R. GAUL. "The Elfin Hill' is founded on one of Hans Andersen's charming stories, and the libretto has been written in dainty and graceful language by Miss Baldwick. The operetta opens with a short overture describing moonlight on the Dovrefeld Mountains, and Mr. Gaul has been particularly happy in infusing the Norse spirit into that portion of his music which deals with goblin life in Norway. When the goblins become visitors in fairyland, the character of the music changes; lightness is its predominant feature, perhaps the choicest fragment being a fairy dance. This latter, together with a very charac. teristic dance of elves and a shadow dance, were beautifully executed." -Birmingham Gazette. PRICE TWO SHILLINGS. Words, Seven Shillings and Sixpence per hundred. "By the production of these Trios our townsman, Mr. A. R. Gaul, has made a valuable addition to the many beautiful and useful composi tions he has formerly given to the public. Mr. Gaul's music is unfailingly charming, the voice-parts being so disposed that they may be easily learnt, and the accompaniments are as characteristic as they are pretty. Each separate piece is so good that we cannot make references to special favourites. Young ladies who take pleasure in part-singing will find variety in the collection, and both in the home-circle and in the school class Mr. Gaul's new work is sure to be heartily welcomed.”— Birmingham Daily Gazette. (Only published in Vocal Score) FOR THE SEASON OF LENT AND GOOD FRIDAY. "The course of sacred events connected with the Passion is laid out so as to form a series of six distinct 'scenes.' The subjects of these divisions, each occupied with a particular stage of the Mystery, are 'The Traitor at the Table,' respectively: The Denial,' The Condemnatian before Pilate,' 'The Mockery on Calvary,' 'The Shadow of Death,' and 'The Holy Sepulchre.' Mr. Gaul's work will undoubtedly greatly enhance his already high reputation in the line of sacred composition."-Musical Standard. 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