Telegram-herald., 1891-06-14
The Michigan Music Teachers A.
soclation Annual Meeting.
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ETY. for the promotion of musical art
and mutual culture. Ii was organized
at jackson, December 80, 1856. The
fret annual meeting Of the association
Was held at Jackson on June 50 and
July !, 1881. The second meeting VAS
held at Kalamazoo, June p, - and -.
1858. The third annual meeting was
held IN Detroit on Thursday, FrldGy
and Saturday, June %. 2s and ~. 1889.
No meeting WAS held IN 1890, Oh ac-
count OF the meeting OF the National
Association at Detroit. The fourth
meeting viii be held al Grand Rapids
on June 30, July ! and ,. lssl. The
exercises will consist OF concerts, organ
recltals, papers, essays, etc, and prom
Use 10 be of unusual excellence aud in
terest, the greatest care having been
taken by those having the program IA
charge, 10 secure the most accom-
pllshed exponenis OF the arr m the
State. Every teacher, singer. performer
on any instrument. connolsSeur and
musical amateur in Michigan is entitled
10 hold membership ia this ASSOCIATION,
and 10 invited 60 make application. IL
must be obvious that this ASSOCIATION
needs and expects the support OF every
musician IN the State. IL certainly j.
we'll 10 strengthen, and induce Others
10 support movement winch has done
so much and Is striving 10 accomplish
as much more. The foremost musicians
in the State are actively interested in
the affair, and the hesriest interest
and cooperation are already assured.
The executive committee, which n
arranging for the meeting IN this city,
10 composed of Messrs. A. III Morebead.
Henry &. Post and Francis Campbell,
three of our most prominent musicsl
people. Ii Is expected that the meeting
will be very largely attended.
weIienstein's Pianeforte Recital
Prof. Il. A. Wellenstein, one of Mich
igan's most accomplished aud learned
musicians. Will give pupils pisnoforte
recital at the Westminster Presbyterian
church, corner of Island and Lagraye-
sts., on next Friday evening. June le.
The pupils who will make their debuts
are Miss Carrie Cobb, daughter of Rev
DIR. Cobb, Miss r. Schmidt, Mlss ~
Hustled and Miss NJ. Levitt. They will
be assisted 10y one of the finest chorusss
that ever raised It's voice IN thls caty.
Ii will be composed of Mesdamss r. Nj.
DAVIS, +. Yale. 4. l. Fyfe, q. Pearson,
c. X. Nichols, X. Peterson, T.. II.
Stevens, j. S. Follett, l.. 4. Patien, &.
B. Kelsey, NJ. A. Lilly and the Misses e.
Goodman. A. McInnes, 4. Loomis. +.
A. Smith Messrs. Il. A. Benker, Hunt
ley Russell. w. II. Loomis, Frank
Steinman, Ora Pearson, Z. X. Miller.
Francis Campbell. John II. =. Hughsrt,
Clarence Cotton. +. w. Temple. +. NJ.
DAVIS, Oscar Wllmarth. l.. l.. Eddy
and Andrew Fyfe. The orchestra VIII
be composed of Messrs. W. Force. +. 4.
Wurzburg, J. Evans, q. Ii. Middleton,
r. Seymour, l.. Martin and y. NOVEL;.
The program, which will consist prin-
cipally of new selections, will open anc
close with piano qusrtet-two pianos.
eight hands. One Of the principal fea-
lures of the evening will be Reissiger's
Trio in u MINOR, for piano, violin and
cello, which will be PLAYED by Miss
Carrie Cobb, Mr.. Force and Mr.. Middle
ton. The talents of Mr.. Wellensteln
will be displayed IN hls arrangement
for four parts. of Schuberts beautiful
song, "Hask. Hafk. the Lark. which
will be sung AS ladies' chorus. The
full choir will sing the Evening at
Venice" 10y KaGn, which Is an eight
part selection. The remainder OF The
program will ie made up of solos,
DUETS, etc, by Misses Schmidt, Hustled
and Levitt. Programs admitting 10 the
concert can he had free of charge at
any of the muse stores. There Will be
no admission fee.