The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-19
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The Detroit Conservatory of Music
has installed branch studios at No.
1045 Fort-st. west, and No. 1249
Grand River-ave.
The Detroit Conservatory of Music
will give an informal reception to
meet the new students and new mem
bers of the faculty Wednesday even
ing, Sept. %. All patrons and their
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Marcella Sembrich and Ellison Van
Hoose have been secured by Burton
Collver to give joint recital In De-
troit Oct. 30, and Nov. 10, Johanna
a concert David Bishpam and George
.Hamlin will appear under the same
management Dec. II.
The banner house of the week at.
tended the concert given by Creatore
and his Italian band in the Wayne
casino Friday night, when he gave
a Wagnerian program. There Is a
matinee concert Saturday at $3.50
o'clock and Sunday matinee at 8
O'Clock, besides the evening pro-
grams.
Harold Jarvis, the popular tenor OF
Detroit, has had busy year, having
filled All engagements during the last
twelve months. His October bookings
include the Y. M. c. A, the German
Statesmen, and the Lutheran church,
Detroit; Waterford, Highgate. Massey
Hall, Toronto; Belgrave, Montreal and
other Canadian cities. During tho
year. Mr.. Jarvis made his annual tour
To the coast.
The Mendelssohn Glee club is max
ing plans for q busy season this year
and will number about 60 voices. The
club will have as accompanied an
orchestra of 10 pieces, and it's annual
concert will be given in a down town
auditorium. The officers OF the club
are: President, Frederick T. Wright:
vice-president, George A. Morrison;
secretary, Frederick w. Robinson;
treasurer Edward Ketterer.
Alexander Levy, second violin, and
Hans Weissmann, viola. two OF the
members of the Detroit String quartet,
recently organized In this city, have
arrived from Europe, and with Ed
mond Lichtenstein, the director and
first violin Of the quartet, have begun
practice for the seasons work. Both
Mr.. Levy and Mr.. Weissmann Are &C.
complished musicians and when Mile.
Etsa-Reugger, the famous celIiste,
reaches Detroit some time next week,
the reorganization will be complete.
The first concert of the quartet will
be given some time In November and
music lovers are anxious to greet this
organization.
The Detroit Conservatory OF Music
opened its regular season Sept. IA,
under the direction Of Francis l.. York
and James Fl. Bell, business manager.
The enrolment in the school this year
bids fair to go beyond all previous rec
ords. not alone In the piano depart
ment under the personal direction Of
Mr.. York. but In the vocal department
also, and In the allied branches. In
the vocal department Mrs. Ida F. Nor
ton will remain at the head. Herbert
A. Milliken has been secured to head
the violin department. Other well.
known teachers are Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, l.. l.. Renwich, Miss Oleane
Doty. the Misses McDonalds, Mrs. Den.
mis-, David Duggan. Mrs. Chas. Glenn
ents, and Mrs. Ockenden.
Lewis Loomis Richards, pianist and
~ no
will arrive In New York on the Kroon-
land. Sept. 81, With him are his
bride and Mile. Elsa Ruegger, the
noted cellist and also a member OF
the faculty at the Ganapol Music
Studios. The party will come on to
Detroit at once. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards TO their residence, No. 1889
Woodward-ave., and Mile. Ruegger TO
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boris Cana
poi. Mr.. Richards has been preparing
fresh recital programs in Europe this
summer and will appear in one OF
them early in the season. Mr.. Rich
ards and Mile. Ruegger will be at the
Ganapol Music Studios. Sept. "a, to
meet their classes.
An unusually fine program has
been arranged for the sacred con-
cert to be given in st. Pauls Catholic
church, Crosse Pointe, Sunday even
ing, Sept. 20, under the direction OF
Prof. Louis M. Kramer The soloists
will be Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock.
soprano: Hugo Kalsow, violinist; Miss
Margaret Heerwagen, Miss Julia
Schultz, and Martin Dettllng. Mrs.
Peocock will sing the Santa Maria, "
by Faure, and my Redeemer and My
Lord" by Dudley Buck: Mr.. Kalspw
will render the Wieniawski LEGEND; \"
Miss Schultz will sing GLORY to God
in the Highest" by Guilmant Miss
Heerwagen, "For the Lord is Mindful
of His own" Mehdelssohn; and Mr.
Dettling, Thou Who Takest Away
the Sins.n Guiimant.- The Detroit Sym.
phony orchestra under the direction ..
Hugo Kalsow, with a mixed chorus oil
so voices VIII give the remainder OF
the program.
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