The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-13

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music under the auspices of the
church.
The Church Music Publishing Co.
OF this city is out with n new song o.
the popular order. entitled Daddy.
Loves 90" The lyric by Miss Mar
garet Ross MacCulloch and music by
C. Orvice Tillman The song is sure
10 become popular through its pretty
verse and melodious music.
Paul DNFault the celebra ed French
tenor. who will be heard in the Light
Guard armory Tuesday evening, Feb.
%. under tho auspices OF the Alliance
Franchise. will sing the following pro-
gram:
I.--(aD 81 vous Croycz, COnen-
bachD: ID "Aubade du Rot DYs" la
To-; Co Ellie est Tellemeut Innoccnte."
"F-de Madame Angot," p.ccocq); 90
"Benvehute." Carlo. tDiaz). IL
Through. Long bay" D;igaD; (cJ
Requiem, tSydneY lIomcr); Id
"HNw'S Nj Soy" fSydney Homor). Ill.
La "Malgtc Moi" tPfciffeD. (h)
u \ u ,
Ca sans Amour. CChaminadc) ca
"TrQhisOu.' tChaminadc). Va ~
Thou Vert Blind" IN. Johnson; fbi
II Am Not Fair" tTostD; (c) Gather
the Roses, (SHns Souci, cd "A Birth
DAY" Gil. Woodman)
The sale OF reserved seats opens
Monday. Feb. % in Grinnell Bros.
music house. Mail orders may be sent
TO Messrs Rollins and De Montigny
No 40S Fine Arts building.
The Detroit string quartet will give
its February concerts Wednesday af-
ternoon and Thursday evening of next
week. The program arranged by Di.
rector Iichtenstein is in lighter vein
than previous ones and the numbers
for The quartet will appeal to all. The
following is the program in detail :
Quartet, f. fiat mai. Mozart, theme
and variations for quartet, Arthur
Foote. quartet OPP. 96. Anton Dvorak:
a group of three songs TO be sung by
Mrs. Pease, Der Tod das list die
kuehle naeht" by Brahms; "Warum
sind den die Rosen so blass," by
Tschaiakowsky. and "Hoffnung" by
Griee: romance by Richard Wagner,
Mazurka by ZarzycN. and Barcarolle
by Debussy. violin numbers by Mr..
Lichtenstein. Miss Lillian Cove will
act as accompanist.
II will undoubtedly be "a source OF
great pleasure 10 the many musicians
OF this city who have been agitating
such IN event. to learn that under the
management of the Detroit string quar-.
tet. their cellist, Miss Elsa Ruegger.
who has made such profound impress.
sion mere, is 10 appear in joint recital
with Lewis l.. Richards, the young pi.
anist, who has made Detroit his home
for tie past year These two artists
have been engaged TO give an after.
noon of sonatas for their chosen in.
struments. in the near future. and the
very novelty of the program should
create a lively interest in the event
among lovers OF the musical art
Charles Frederic Morse, a talented
musician and organist who studied at
one time with \. J. Corey, in the Mich.
igan Conservatory of Music and WAS
also organist in the Church OF Our ia.
Their. has returned to Detroit and ha S
been engaged as organlst at Temple
Beth El Mr.. Morse LETT Detroit some
five or six years ago to accept a 20
sition with the Normal school in Allie
gheny, Pa. afterwards going to- Eu,
rope where he studied the organ un.
der the celebrated master. Guilmant
He has opened studio on Adams-ave
west, where he will receive pupils.
Manager Burton Ccllver has just re.
turned from Columbus, O.. where he
went 10 hear the famous Ellery band
now givinS a series OF concerts IN
southern Ohio. This band is conceded
the best organization OF It's kind in
America. and Mr. Collver Is pleased
TO announce tAat, beginning Sunday al
tcrroOn, Mach p, and continuing for
five successive Sundays, this superb
BODY of musicians will be heard In
the Detroit Opera house. The reper
tore OF this band, which Is under the
baton OF Taddeo Di Girolamo. is so ex
ttpsive that 20 complete programs can
be PLAYED without single repetition
Claiming Ellery, the proprietor. Is the
father of Italian bands in America.
Speaking of Or. Ludwig Wuelner
the wonderful German lieder singer
who will sing 2 return engagement a,
the Detroit Opera house next Sunday
afternoon. Feb II, otto Knapp i'm De
Telceraf. Amsterdam Holland SAYS
The frs: impression; What an In.
significant voice How dare this man
give song recitals, But listen, What
diction. what expression What is =
Crown 81 an elevation OF 1000 feet
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