The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
WITH Tht MUSICIANS

The Michigan Conservatory of Mu-
sic has established branch conserv-
atory In the north end. at No. 1900
Woodward-ave., between Haigh and
Alger-aves. The faculty otEthe branch
Is composed OF some OF the leading
and most competent teachers OF the
Michigan Conservatory Of Music.
The regular weekly pupils recital
Of the Detroit College OF Music was
given Wednesday afternoon, In tho
college recital room In the Valpey
building. Piano solos were contribut-
ed by Misses Bernice Wright and
Eunice Dunn: vocal solos by Mrs. Geo.
p. Hyde. and Miss Maidie Sprunk. OF
New York city.
The Detroit Philharmonic club has
reorganized for the coming season IN
der the direction Of Prof. VIM. funck
and the managemept Of Burtcn Coll
yer. This In the twenty-thlrd season
with William Yunck. first violin; Her.
mann Bruechner. second violin; Hugo
Kalsow, viola. and Frederic l.. Abel.
cello. Six subscription concerts VIII
Ot klNtu Ahu M0uA0Ot A0tAVSh a. n~oO
tiating for the assistance OF disting-
ments Of which will be made ut an
early date.
The regular Wednesday afternoon
concerts Of the Detroit Conservatory
Of Music was resumed last Wednes-
day. and an excellent program was
given The feature was the artistic
singing OF. Miss Nabslle, Tenant, .
pupil Of MIRA ida Norton. who has just
returned from Paris after two years
study with eiguor Antonio Bsldelli.
Other participants were Miss Alma
Fauser. Fred Heiddsland. Mas Myrtle
Miller. pianists. and Master Jerry
Mask. viounist.
The following members OF the
branch studio Of the Detroit Conssrva'
tory Of Music gave . concert In the
Grand RiverAve. branch Monday eve
ming: Miss Elizabeth Moore. soprano;
Miss Lena Belle Garfield. violintste.
and Miss Myrtle Il. Miller. pianists.
Mrs.. Evylyn Fletcher Copp. Boston.
Mass, the originator Of the Fletcher
LouoAC2A kSuooS 81 S5u hcshoo, WAs oss~
q lecture upder the auspices OF tho
Detroit Conservatory Of Music. Tues
day AFTERNOON. at o'clock, In the
Conservatory hall. The public 10 cor
daily invited.
J. Truman Wolcott. organist and
choirmaster Of the First Congreg6
tional church. sold several manuscripts
during the past week TO New York and
Philadelphia publishers. They are 10
appear It once. The manuscripts In
clude an anthem. %, Holy Savior.
friend unseen, come unto me, We
weary" song. my Home In
Heaven" and two piano solos, The
Fountain" and q mazurka Mr.. VOL
colt has also finished q new Christmas
song entitled Christ, the. Newborn
King" composed for and dedicated TO
his tenor. Fred l.. Fraser. 1t Will be
Published in time for Xmas Sunday.
In response to innumerable inquiries,
Il may be stated that the reservation
OF seats to subscribers for the Detroit
Orchestral association will take place
Oct. ~, at 2 O'Clock. at 0rinnell Bros.
bOtQ duQ "sNs
be notified by post Of their seat ressr.
walton dates. The concerts will be
given by the Boston, New York, Chr
cago and Pittsburg orchestras. WAL
tef Damrosch will give the nrst con.
cert with his New York orchestra on
the 27th. In many other cities II
cDgts uHure TO buy season tickets
than when buying them fer each con.
cert, seats for the season being sold
1t auction. In Detroit, however. sub
soribers save rs per cent on the price
Of single seats. TIE Detroit associa.
ton 10 practically a civic enterprise.
orsanised by r. X. Stearns. and main
tained by public spirited citizens.
there IL no intention Of financial gain
for anyone, hut simply an endeavor 70
make II possible for all 70 hear great
orchestral music played by the great
est orchestras at reasonable prices.
Detroit music lovers will need to take
advantage Of all Of these concerts. "a;
70 few In number In comparison with
other cities, where there arc from 26
70 30 and more during season. Sub
scription blanks may be obtained OF
the secretary, N. J. Corey, at No. 80
woodward Terrace.
ALASKA TO HAVE A
NEW MODEL CITY