Pianist, Composer, President of Julliard Hutcheson Inscribed Photograph

ERNEST HUTCHESON (1871-1951) Australian pianist, composer, teacher and President of the Julliard School in New York.  Hutcheson was born in Melbourne and toured there as a child prodigy.  He later traveled to Leipzig and entered the Leipzig Conservatory at age 14 to study with Carl Reinecke, Bernhard Stavenhagen and Bruno Zwintscher.  He was part of the London music circuit in 1896 and 1897. In 1914, he settled in New York, where he made his U.S. debut.  He became a member of the faculty at the Julliard School and, successively, Dean (1926-1937) and President (1937-1945) of the school.

Inscribed 5 x 6 ½ photograph, With cordial regards and many good wishes Ernest Hutcheson June 1916.

Light stains in margin not affecting image.  A wonderful likeness of this accomplished musician.

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