The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

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and Nine. Germaine Schni:zer plan
iste: Saturday afternoon, the orches
ira. Nine. Charlotte Maconda. soprano;
Nine. F'rieda Langendorff, contralto,
and Alexander Petschnikoff. violinist.
Saturday evening the orchestra, Nine
Lillian Nordica, soprano, and Albert
Spalding. violinist. All OF the soloi3ts
FOR this festival are artists who are
making individual tours OF America
this season. and thus Deiroiters are
given an opportunity to hear the eight
in three concerts.
Miss Bertha Lauer, of Monroe. 4
piano pupil in the Detroit Conserva-
tory of Music several years ago. who
studied in Munich and Leipsic for the
last seven years. has returned To her
home in Monroe and will give her first
public recital IN that city next Thurs
day evening. She will have the as
sistance of the Detroit string quartet.
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There was a very interesting con-
certs training exhibition in the Michi-
day afternoon, in which the following
Eleanore Osborne, Won Foswick. Con.
ger, Setta Robinson. ano Mrs. Timlin
vocalists; Miss Helen Fitzgerald. VIC
linist, Gertrude Schutzberger, pianist.
The concert training class OF this
week will include, the Misses Rebecca
Jeffries. Nathalie Gilmartin. Celia
Shore. Gertrude Heinze and Louise
Shepherd. vocalists, and Miss Sara
Weinberg, pianist.
Miss Elizabeth Durand. pupil Of Mr..
Benham. gave lecture recital before
the Music and Art club and illustrat-
ed the influence OF Shakespeare In
music.
junior pupils concert was given
In the Michigan Conservatory of mu'
sic. Saturday, in which the following
participated: Frank Sauve. Amy
Kemp. Blanche Elizabeth Prindle. Dor
othy Kemp. Angelica Knorr, Alma
Belleperche, Minnie Louise Pratt, Re-
becca Jacobson, Hazel Martin. Isabelle
Baldwin, Paul Willard, Frances Gil.
lam and Mrs. Bentley
Signor Bartolotta, OF the Michigan
Conservatory of Music. gave another
concert for the benefit OF the italian
colony. Saturday evening, in the De-
troit Museum OF Art. He was assist
ed by four Of his pupils, the Misses
Eleanore Osborne. Beplah Benedict.
Nathalie Gilmartin and Celia Shere.
Prof. VIM. Yunck also lent his ser
vices. and never has he played the fan
tasy caprice b. Vieuxtemps with such
abandon and beauty. Miss Margaret
Mannebach played a waltz by List
and accompanied the singers, while
Mrs. Morris ID. Silver accompanied
Prof. Yunck. The audience as'very
sppreciative.
Mrs. +. L. Abel and Miss Ella l..
Birdsall. of the Michigan Conservatory
OF Music, and VIII Leggett, violinist.
assisted I'm "Mackinackers and must
Gale" given in the NJ. r.. church, Wy
andotte. Monday. April ). and scored
a tremendous success. The program
was very unique. consisting OF original
readings by Ivan Swift. Poet of the
North, author OF "Fagots OF Cedar. "
Mr. Swift writes OF nature with the at-
thority and understanding of one who
knOWS anu loNtS ~, anu HIS SgInph-
thetic voice, makes his reading a real
pleasure.
A faculty concert will Be given b..
the Ganapol School of Musical Art. is
Temple Beth FL. Monday evening
April IT, The following will partici
pate in the concert. Mile Elsa Rucg.
ger, violoncello; Mira. Boris l.. Cana
pol. pianist: Mrs. Granville l. Filler
soprano; Edmond Lichtensteln. violin
list. Lewis Richards. pianist; Boris /.
Ganapol baritone
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Tuesday evening. April 90, IN IN
Church OF Our Father. program o.
songs and readings will be presented
by Miss Eleanor Murdicl, and Charles
NJ. Clohecy.
Raymond Dulitz. OF Detroit. was the
violin soloist for the\ Wednesday
evening meeting OF the Windsor Ii
erary and Scientific society. end won
signal success with his playing Hia
numbers were the Scotch RhaDsodie
by VI Hausei. and the "Rcverie' 10y
VieuXtemps. Although but bCv NJ
fifteen. he plays with the tcchDiGIe
and authority of the man aud was
heartily received by the audience
Ravmond Is a pupil Of Prof Villa n
Yuntk. and t. also = student In the
western high school