The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

( Wednesday evening. June 2, the pro-
gram to be given by the following
talent: Mrs Pinckney Filler. sopra-
no: Mrs Estelle Neuhoff. contralto;
John Atkinson, baritone; Miss Emma
Mcdonald. 'cellist; Hans Weissman,
violin. and Charles Frederic Morse.
accompanist.
concert OF much merit was given
IN the Michigan Conservatory OF
Music Wednesday evening when sew
eral pupils OF Mrs. Roy Arthur Little
field, Miss Myrtalenc Yokum and
Mrs. Frederick L. Abel appeared. The
\ following program was rendered:
THE Fountain" tBohm) Miss Lois
Strongman: song. MY Sweetheart ana
r. (Beach). Miss Alma Belleperche, ,
Nocturne OPP. 55 No. l (Chopin), Miss
Bertha Edwards; (a) Die Schoenste
Biume (von der Stucken). (b) 'Ich
f.iebe Dich" (Grieg). Miss Wanda
von Poswik; Carmen Fantasie 0or
4 violin, by Tobani. Jack Margolis
Z Istude by Wollenhaupt. Miss Helen
WIN: two three-part songs, ta) Lula
Z by fMoZart-Spicker), (bl The
Meads Are Green Again" Oscar
( WeiD. the Misses Alma Belleperche.
Alberta Hayes, Miss Steed, Zola Felt
aud Wanda Won Poswik: Valse Ca
price. Op. Z (Newland). Miss Jane
Foote: trio. Op. 352. No. (Bohm). for
piano. violin and cello, Miss Eloise
Warner. Catharine Warner and Ber-
tha Edwards: song. who Is Sylvia
tSchuberD. Miss Amy Dederich; TO-
nance tRubenstein), Miss Leta Merri-
field: song. Loves Coronation" tAly-
ward). Miss Zola Felt: Polka de Con-
cert, q. fat (BartletD. Miss Lillian
ISorgiOn; songs, (a) IntermezZo. tol
volksliedchen. (ci Wi6mung (Schu-
hertz. Miss Setta Robinson; sonata
B S{Beethoyen). Miss Suzane Margotis
The pupils of Mrs. Littlefield all
showed excellent training. Miss Setta
Robinson especially distinguished
berselw in Widmung by Sehumann,
displaying a voice OF excellent quality
and strength and good understanding
cf her song. Miss Bertha Edwards
gave great pleasure by her excellent
Interpretation OF the Nocturne. and
Miss Lillian Lorgian was extremely
artistic In her rendition OF the Polka
de Concert by Bartlett. Little Jack
cnd Suzanne Margolis. the children
who won the scholarship at the school
In the violin and piano departments
(junior) won enthusiastic applause by
fneir playing. The fire and spirit that
Jack put into the Carmen Fantasie
was worthy OF an artist. and Susanne
played the difficult Beethoven Sonata
like almatured pianist
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A concert under the management OF
Henry r. McCaw. the violinist, was
given IN Curry hall, Windsor, Tues.
Gay evening. by the Orpheus club.
William YUnck. violinist; Mrs. Roy
Arthur Littlefeld soprano. and Will
liam Kerr and William Lerchen, bari
tones.
Next Thursday evening Detroit
Chapter of the Sinfonia Fraternity of
America and Choral Society OF the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music viii
unite I'm concert in Grinnells hall
The program will be divided into Two
parts The first will consist OF organ
and piano numbers by l.. l.. Renwick
and Richard Biggs, groups OF songs by
Mrs. c. H. Clements. Messrs. Marshall
Pease George Murphy ami Allan Wal
lace. and a male quartet composed Of
Messrs. Pease. Murphy. Buell. and Wal
lace. For the second part-Murzos
Indian Summer" will be given This
cantata for women's voices is one OF
the most interesting OF this writer's
many successful choral works. The