The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

Wednesday evening, June .. the pro-
gram to be given by the following
.alent: Mrs. Pinckney Filler sopra'
no: Mrs Estelle Neuhoff. contraito;
John Atkinson. baritone. Miss Emma
Mcdonald celliit. Hans Weissmau,
violin. and Charles Frederic Morse,
accompanist.
A concert of much merit was given
IN the Michigan Conservatory OF
Music Wednesday evening. when sew
cral pupils o. Mrs. Roy Arthur Little
field. Miss Myrtalenc Yokum and
Mrs Frederick l.. Abel appeared The
following program vas rendered !:
The Fountain" lBohml, Miss Lois
Strongman song. My Sweetheart ana
7" (Beach). Miss Alma Belleperche =.
Nocturne OPP. 80 No. 1 Chopin, Miss
Bertha Edwards: (aD "Die Schoenste
BIume Won der Stucken). tD) "lch
| .iebe Dich' teifiegt. Miss Wanda
Won Poswik: Carmen Fantasia (tor
violin, by Tobani Jack Margolis;
lctude by Woilenhaupt. Miss Helen
VIII; two threepart songs, (a) Lula
by Mozart Spicker). tbl The
Meads Are Green Again" oscar
Weil). the Misses Alma Bel!eperche,
Alberta Hayes. Miss Steed. lola Felt
and Wanda Won Posvik; Vaise Ca
price. Op (Newland) Miss Jane
f'oote: trio. OPP 352. No. 3 (Bohm). for
piano. violin AMI cello. Miss Eloise
Warner Catharine Warner and Ber-
tina Edwards. song. Who Is Sylvia
,SchuberD. Miss Amy Dederich. ro-
nance (Rubenstciu). Miss Leta Mcrri'
field: Song. Loves Coronation tAly-
wardD. Miss Zola Felt; Polka de Con
cert, c. fiat (BartletD. Miss Lillian
Iorgiou. songs, la IrtermezZo. tDl
Volksliedchen. &c, Witmung tSchu-
rertJ. Miss Setta Robinson; sonata
(Beethovenl Miss Suzane Margolis.
The pupils of Mrs. littletield all
showed excellent training Miss Setta
Robinson especially distinguishes
herselv in Widrung ly Schumann.
displaying d voice Of excellent quality
and strength AMI good understanding
Of her song. Miss Bertha Edwards
gave great pleasure by her excellent
Interpretation OF the Nocturne, ana
Miss Lillian LorSian was extremely
artistic in her rendition OF the Polka
de Concert by Bartlett Little jack
end Suzanne Man COILS. the children
who won the scholarship at the school
I'm tho violin AMI piano departments
liunior) won enthusiastic applause ny
their piaying. The fire and spirit that
Jack put into the Carmen Fantasia
was worthy of an artist. and Susanne
played the difficult Beethoven Sonata
like natured pianist
d
A concert under the management of
Henry K. McCaw the violinist, was
given IN Curry hall. windsor, Tues
cav evening. by the Orpheus club.
William Yunck, yiolinist, Mrs. Roy
Arthur Littlefield. soprano. and VIII
lam Kerr and William l.erchen, bari
tones.
Next Thursday evening Detroit
Chapter OF the Sinfonia Fraternity or
America and Choral Society vpfNthe
Detroit Conservatory OF Music vii
unite In concert -GFinnells- hail
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 bv
Mrs. G. II. Clements, Messrs. Marsha,I
Pease George Murphy and Allan Wal
lace. and male quartet composed OF
Messrs Pease. Murphy, Buell. and Wal
lace. For the second part-Murzo' s
Indian Summer" will be given. Thi'
cantata for womens voices Is one or
the most interesting of this writer )
many successful choral works The
chorus of 40 women's voices. which
has reached high grade OF prof
cheney under the direction OF l.. l..
Renwick. will be assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Moore. soprano; Miss Eliza
beth Bennett, contralto; ALE ID.
I.uidcma. pianist. and Richard Biggs,
organist.
O.
Il was decided in the annual meet
ing OF the Tuesday Musicale 10 aban-
con the artists concerts for the com
ing season. and devote its entire en-
orgies 10 its morning musicales. The
Tuesday Musicale was the pioneer In
arranging for an artist series in De-