Among her pupils are Rose Bampton, now a Metropolitan star in her own right, Helen Jepson, who will make her debut in the American opera "In a Pasha's Garden".
As the newlywed couple walked down the steps of City Hall, 18 of Ms Carder's five and six-year-old pupils surprised them, throwing rose petals and blowing bubbles.
A year after adding Rose to his stable of pupils (it also includes Hunter Mahan and Stephen Ames), the Canadian agreed to coach another PGA Tour professional who appeared to have lost his way.
Inspectors paid an emergency visit to the Richard Rose Central academy, in Carlisle, where pupils were reported to be fighting in corridors and vandalising school buses.
An amphitheatre known as the Rose Bowl was built largely by pupils in two years during the 1930s and underwent a major structural change in 2009.
Grainger was briefly engaged in 1913 to another pupil, Margot Harrison, but the relationship foundered through a mixture of Rose's over-possessiveness and Grainger's indecision.
He had been a star pupil of Ferran Adrià — the dean of experimental chefs — at El Bulli in Roses, Spain.
They are outlandishly large and instead of pupils, their centers mirror the starburst configuration at the center of The Rose.
Rose Hill's "terrible outcome" is a tragedy for Vermes, her colleagues, their pupils and the wider school community.
He told me, for instance, that Franz Lizst's last pupil had died within recent memory, a nugget of information I would not expect to have elicited from Axl Rose or Justin Timberlake.
