Albert A. Stanley, A. M.

UNIVKRSITV scHOOLiEMUSic. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FRANCIS W KELSEY, Ph. D. President WILLIAM H. PETTEE, A. M., Vice-President. LEVI D. WINES, CE., Treasurer. ALBERT A. STANLEY, A. M., Musical Director. G. FRANK ALLMENDINGER, C. E. JAMES B. ANGELL, LL. D. HENRY S. DEAN. PAUL R. dePONT, A. B. OTTMAR EBERBACH. CHARLES B. NANCREDE, M. D. ADELBERT L. NOBLE. JAMES H. WADE. ANDERSON H. HOPKINS, Secretary. e # m # e ■ - - FACULTY. - - - ALBERT A. STANLEY, A. M., Director. Leipsig 1 871-8. (Professor of Music in the University of Michigan.) Composition ; Orchestration ; Advanced Theoretical Work ; Harmony ; Organ. J. ERICH SCHMAAL. (Late of Hamburg, Germany. Pupil of Riemann and of Grádener.) Piano-Forte and Ensemble Playing. SILAS R. MILLS. (Pupil of Lamperti, Shakespeare, and Stockausen.) Singingand Voice Culture. FREDERIC MILLS. (Pupil of Jacobsohn.) Violin and Ensemble Playing. FREDERIC L. ABEL. (Pupil of Cossmann, Urspruch, and Raff.) Violincello. FREDERIC McOMBER. Flute. GERALD W. COLLINS. Brass Instruments. The names of other teachers will be announced later. COXJRSE OF STÜDY. The University School of Music offers systematic courses of Instruction in Voice Culture in Piano Organ, Violin, 'Cello, and Orchestral Instruments ; in Harmony, Counterpoint, Canon and Fugue, Composition Art of Cor.ducting, Musical History, etc. # # # # SPECIAL LECTURERS. JOHN DEWEY, Ph. D. Ps)chology. HENRY S. CARHART, A. M. Physical Basis of Music. FRED N. SCOTT, Ph. D. Aesthetics. VÍCTOR C. VAUGHAN, Ph. D., M. D. _ Hygiëne. WILLIAM H. HOWELL, Ph. D.,M. D. Physiology of the Voice. ISAAC N. DEMMON, A. M. Songs of the Elizabethan Age. REV. MARTIN L. D'OOGE, LL. D. Music of the Ancient Greeks. GEORGE HEMPL, Ph. D. Speech in Song. K EXPENSES. The School Year is divided into two semesters, corresponding with the división of the academie year in the University of Michigan. The tnition fees for each student, for two lessons a week, for one semester, are as follows : In a Class In alClass Private Lessons. ofthree. of two. Piano, $25 OO $37 5O $75 OO Organ, 25 OO 37 5O 75 OO Violin, 25 OO 37 5O 75 OO 'Cello, 25 OO 37 5O 75 OO Voice, 25 OO 37 5O 75 OO Orchestral Instruments, 1 5 OO 3O 00 The fees for each student, one lesson a week, for one semester, in orchestral Instruments, are in a class of two, $10.00, and private lessons, $15.00. For special classes in Harmony, Counterpoint, and Composition, four in a class, the fee for each student is $20.00 a semester. The Directora office in Newberry Hall will be open one week before the beginning of each semester for the assignment of lessons. The regular office hours are from 12 to 1 daily ; in registration week, 9 to 12 and 2to 4. For further information, address, Ann Arbor, Mich, The School will open October lst, 1892. Persons having desirable rooms to rent will please notify Prof. Stanley at early date.