Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30
MICHIGAN MUSIC TEACHERS.


&S8kE<x A~eet
The A.cnlxzn Music Teachers Asso-
CATION Will hold their attn annual
meeting in the Park Congregational
Church, today, tomorrow and Thurs
day. As VIII DC seen by reference TO
the program 70 be offered, Is viii bring
together the best musical talent III
Michigan aud they vii Tor three dsys
unite IA = symposium OF music anu
song. The society viii De called 70 or
der this morning at 10 O'Clock and after
an orSan solo by Geo. W. MOCK, OF
Coldvater, they will be welcomed 10
the city by Asyor UAI, VINO viii De FOL.
loved by an address by j. III. Hahn, OF
Detroit, president OF the ASSOCIATION. A.
w. Chase Of Hillsdale reads an essay on
some Needed Reformers' after when
prominent members Of the society led
by j. II. Mehan OF Detroit, will indulge
IN discussion. ". IL. Mc1hesney of
Chicago, will read a paper on Conner
yatlon of Muse" after which Henry &.
Post Of this city. Will lead IN remarks.
The event of the program will begin
NTH the opening of the afternoon ses-
SION; the celebrated performer, W. Ill.
Sherwood OF Chicago, will give piano
recital. He will be assisted by Mrs. Ida
Norton soprano, OF Detroit, and will
render the following program:
z D. m.-Piano recital by William Ill.
Sherwood, Chicago, assisted by Mrs. Ida
Norton, soprano, of Detroit. Sonata,
op. ILL.,, in { minor last piano sonata
Beethoven; a. "Elfenspell," Carl Hey
mann; b. ''Nocturne, Chopin; c. 'La
Campanella," Paganinl-Llszt. Songs:
a. "Enfant 81 J'etais Roi," Gonng
Thomas; b. ''Three Thoughts" Neid-
linger.
a. Polonaise, A minor, op. l, w. III.
Dayas; b. LA Chasseresse," OPP. 81,
Constantine Sternberg, dedicated 10
MIR. Sherwood; C. Introduction to act
2, Royal Gaelic March, from music to
Macbeth, Ms. T.. ;. Kelley, arranged
for piano by VIM. ii. Sherwood; d.
Second Minuet, in b fiat, Edgar II.
Sherwood; e. "Medea," op. Is, Wan.
ii. Sherwood.
Songs. a. Wanderers Night Song
lMs.), Adele Lewlng; b. The Eden Rose
(Ns.). Arthur Foote; C. Erlkoenig,
Alexis Hollaender; b. 40 Fllense,"
INaiA, I. lOtat6 III SOuCcItc, up. oU,
Dupont.
The remainder of the afternoon pro-
gramm Will be furnished by the Beeth-
oven string quartet of this city; Me-
hans ladies' quartet, of Detroit; violin
solo by Blanche Ogarita Vet, OF De-
troit; vocal solo. Mrs. Reuben Peterson.
city; duet, F. V. Hawlcy and ID. j.
Churchill, Hillsdale; selection for two
pianos, Mrs. l.. Louise Williams and
Mr.. +. l.. Powers, Hillsdale; vocal solo,
Mrs. Glendora Johnson, Adrian; piano
solos, Blanche Ogarita Vet, Detroit;
Mehan's Ladies quarted Of Detroit, and
an organ solo by Miss Ella X. McGlas-
han, of Detroit. Grand Rapids talent
will be prominently identified with the
evening program. The oratorios un-
der the direction of A. ii. MOrehead,
will render two selections, and the Schu-
bert club will also present two numbers.
III. Parker Robinson will give solo.
the Park Congregational choir, under
the direction of {. \. COlwell, will sing
TIE Deum, and Mrs. +. NJ. Davis Is
down for the songs. Grand Rapids has
won an excellent reputation throughout
the State for its musical culture. and
there Is now an opportunity for sus-
tanning II by giving these concerts gen.
erous patronage.