Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-02
POST MADE PRESIDENT
At the Music Teachers Annual
Election Yesterday.
NEXT SESSION HELD At HlLLSDALE
The Fine Concert Last Evening by the
Justly Celebrated Detroit Phiihar.
monic Club-Ciose of the sue
cessfut Session To-Day.

mOnlc Club-Ciose oI tne sue
cessfut Session To-Day.
The music teachers continued their
session yesterday. and 1T was full OF
musical treats. In the way of routine
business, officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President. Henry c. Post, Grand
Rapids; secretary, F. l.. Abel, Detroit;
treasurer, Miss Jennie Worthington,
Albion; executive committee. NJ. w.
Chase, Hillsdale; A. III. Morcbead.
Grand Rapids; F. c. Thatcher, Hills
dale; program committee. j. +. Camp
bell, Grand Rapids; A. A. Stanley.
Ann A:bor; G. n. Colwell; committee
on examination of Michigan compos-
itors, +. A. APPEL, Detroit; A. A. STAN
ley, Ann Arbor; f. ii. Pease, Ypsilanti.
The report of the treasurer showed
the society TO he in very fiouiishng
condition. The meeting next year wall
take place in the last week of Decein-
Der at H.llsdale. This action was taken
in Difference 10 the assemblies OF the
national meeting of the Society for the
Advancement OF Musical Art, (former-
ly the NJ. L. N. A. ut Minneapolis, in
July. In 1893 the annual meeting will
be at the Worlds Fair city, and great
musical feature and jubilee will be un-
uertaken.
This morning was devotec to business
considerations and opened with an
organ solo by A. A. Stanley. of Ann
Arbor. j. A. Miller read well pre-
pared essay upon "Some Thoughts of
Teaching" followed ry general dis-
cussion, le Id by Orren Cody, Of De-
trolt, ami S. b. Morse, of Kalamazoo.
o. w. Pierce, of Hillsdale, advanced
some excellent ideas upon "A Broad
Education for Musicians" on the line
that it was decidedly necessary to know
something else besides the mechanical
movement of their fingers. A discus
sion followed, lead by NJ. w. Chase, OF
Hillsdale, and +. Ii. Pease, of Ypsll-
anti.
At IL o'clock another very enjoyable
and we'll rendered concert was gwen
IN which the participants were: IL. A.
Wellenstein. city; Vim. Luderer, De-
troit; Erred II. APPEL, Detroit; j. Francis
Campbell, city; and c. n. Colweli, city.
The ladies who participated We're: Mrs.
Helen Aackley Bonneli. Muskegon;
Mrs. Arthur l.. Word-n, Detroit; Miss
Ada Hunt and Mrs. Eta Yale, city.
The afternoon and evening programs
were as follows.
CONCERT.
Organ SaIo-Concert piece In g.. -. .Guilmant
Prelude. Theme. Variations and Finale.
rrsnx u. kohner. Kalamazoo.
Vocal Solo-The Knight WAS Brave. Ressini
Mrs Nellie Il. smith. Hudson.
a. Seliges Waldesgrheimmiss. W op. D..-.-kienJ
b. tand,er aus, aus steisrmsrS. e., op. 2-.saaoy
= ' Miss Lily Lily APPEL. Detroit. @''
n. Mss Carrie osscod, south All'n- 49,.
Miss octa E. Wise. Adrian;
Song-The swallows n Colweii
Mrs. Carl Nichols. Grand Rapids
Recitati.e and Aria-h With Al, Your
Fred W. Bradley. Bay cts.
Recitative-E susanna. non vien.-.-.-.-----
Miss EImina W. scrim-er. Detroit
Etudes Symphoniques. Op. B-.-.--Schumann
Arranged for two pianos ny Durmeister.
Miss Lily Ape fraaz A. APPEL
sP. NJ CONCERT.
By the Detroir Philharmonic Club.
,-.,,. Miss A ice Andrus. Detroit.
'"es'S's' Edward B. Spalaing. Am Arbor.
Quartet In Hat major, op. a .........,
.-.......-....--. Ludwig Won Beethoven
Adagio ma non treppo. Presto.
Allegrefto con NsTiazioni.
A. SuIl VIE die nscht... -Behmf
S'"ss' npae"E nsae Eves s""s - PaladIlhen
Mrs. Frank n. Davis, Graod Rapids
rliisraa,e ..oa Louis LAekensache5 nsssa
Aria-R oliing In Foaming Billcws. Haydn
Mir. SpaluiDg.
Quartet IN g major. on. u. No. l-..........Haydn
Allegro moderate
Adsgie.
Menuetto presto.l
Finale. PrestoJ
Mrs. Bonnell, Mrs. Davis and Mr..
Spauldlng of Ann Arbor, attracted
high praise for their artistic vocal ef-
forts. The concert of the Phllhafmon-
ics gave ample evidence in proof that
in ensemble playing they are uDeyceiled.
Az vIolInist Mr. Gurch ls probably un-
excelled in this country, II snywhere.
To-Day closes the SESSION and Il will Re
opened this morning With an organ SOLO
by r. l.. York. of Detroit Discussions
and essays will be gwen by L. W. Ma
son, Boston, Mr.. y. A. Thomas. Detrclt.
J. A. Miller. 0livet: Prof. Shepard,
Grand Rapids y. J. Corey, Detroit A.
A. stanley, Ann Arbor
The musicians of the day are Julius
A. v seyler. Detroit 81 Cecilia So
cietv Miss Leila Smith, Hsiisdsle Mrs.
Dallas bort. fiint L. z. Eddy. Grand
Rspids Mss Ada f. Hunt and Henry
c. Post Of Grand Rapids.
After the closing concert the muse
ians will 20 on an excursion 10 Ottawa
Beach.
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