. Programme . ime attended classes in history, philosophy, and liter-ature at the Sorbonne. He studied the pianoforte with LouisDiemer, and compostion with Leo Delibes. In 1889 first prizes forcounterpoint and fugue were given to him and Mile. Prestat, andfirst prizes for pianoforte playing to him, Risler, and Bloch. Hegave his first concert in 1891 at Paris with the Colonne programme, consisting of his own works, included the Balladefor orchestra and the first pianoforte concerto. Later, at the adviceof Mr. Paderewski, he devoted the greater part of his time to thepianoforte, an
. Programme . ime attended classes in history, philosophy, and liter-ature at the Sorbonne. He studied the pianoforte with LouisDiemer, and compostion with Leo Delibes. In 1889 first prizes forcounterpoint and fugue were given to him and Mile. Prestat, andfirst prizes for pianoforte playing to him, Risler, and Bloch. Hegave his first concert in 1891 at Paris with the Colonne programme, consisting of his own works, included the Balladefor orchestra and the first pianoforte concerto. Later, at the adviceof Mr. Paderewski, he devoted the greater part of his time to thepianoforte, and learned from him. Living in Paris he gave hisconcerts in European countries. With the foundation of the Insti-tute of Music Art in New York City, he came to New York to be atthe head of the pianoforte department during six years, beginningwith the opening season 1905-06. My activities, he writes, havebeen divided since between concertizing abroad, teaching and tour-ing in America, writing in the FURNITURE DECORATIONS OLD ENGLISHINTERIORS PaineFurnitureCompany ARLINGTON ST. (near Boylston St.) BOSTON 742 I IBBM is no longer described as * well-dressed*she is smartly costumed This means all of the first andmore — oh, much more !Costuming declares polish, tone,finish—and all these are secured bythe woman who recognizes that TheSlattery Shop specializes in woman swear. This shop is truly a finishingschool* in proper costuming forwomen of all ages, employment, andstation in life. It is a shop of adap-tability, adaptations, and creations;teaching, by example, Costuming asit should be. EI Slattery Company TREMONT STREET OPPOSITE BOSTON COMMON BOSTON 743 Mme. Margarete Matzenaubr was born at Temesv&r, Hungary,on June 1, 1881. Her father was a conductor at the Opera studied singing with Mme. Neuendorff (in Graz), AntoniaMieike, and Franz Emerich (in Berlin). She made her first operaticappearance in ^-Oberon as Puck at Strasbourg in 1901, having beenat this
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