The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
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The Paulist Choristers male chorus
society OF Chicago will appear In
grand concert. Monday evening, May
8. In Rosary church. Woodward and
Medbury-aves., for benefit OF Detroit
orphans. This aggregation OF $50
carefully selected and thoroughly
trained voices, wholly OF boys and
men, constitutes the greatest male
chorus In the world. The purpose OF
this society 10 to furnish as perfect an
exomplthcation OF artistic musical
achievements with boys and men as Is
possible with the best talent availa BILE.
The successes OF this society have
been signal. In three seasons II has
given upwards OF forty concerts. The
distinctive features of the singing OF
these boys and men are the peculiarly
hute-like blend OF tone quality. and
the interpretative values which each
and every chorister has a personal am
bition adequately TO discover In the
musical scores. Both In massive
choruses and unaccompanied motets.
this society has been judged by many
wellknown critics TO excel. The pro-
gram In Rosary church. Detroit, Will
include works of almost every school
Of music. Favorite Chicago soloists,
including Holmes Cowper. tenor; Mas
ters Herold Dee and James Griffin. So
pranos. will accompany this society
II Is through Rev. f. J. Van Antwerps
personal acquaintance with the, Paulist
Fathers that music lovers will be Civ.
EN- an opportunity to hear the Paulist
choristers. Tickets at 81 may be Sc
cured now at the e. j. Hickey Co.. 20l
Woodward-ave., ana O'Brien a. ~, l25
W OOuwaTu-aIe.
BY special request, n. J. Corey will
give his illustrated lecture on Wag-
ner "Parsifal.' In the FcTt-st Pres
byterian church Tuesday eyening. May
4. II will be given for the benefit OF
the work In connection with the new
church house. and that L may reach
as many as possible the admission has
been placed at the nominal sums OF so
and 20 cents. This Is one OF the fin.
est Of Mr.. Coreys lectures. and has
been given many times In various
parts OF the country. II Is illustrated
with nearly hundred stereopticon
views, and numerous selections from
the score played upon the organ. The
Temple scene will be played. its prog
rcss being shown on the screen by a
series OF twenty-five views. The lee
ture will begin at o'clock.
Pupils OF Miss Alice May Harrah.
assisted by Miss Julie Boehme. vio-
linist, gave a concert Monday even
Ing in the Michigan Conservatory or
Music. Those who took part In the
program were: Mrs. Hugh Johnson,
ID do
Heinze. Miss Zela Rice. Miss Dorothy
Conger, Arthur Fixel. Miss Edith Wes-
ley, Miss Bessie b. Brown, Mrs, +. A.
Laitner. Miss Mabel Benjamin. Harry
c. Wallace. Miss Bessie Gass. Romeo;
Miss Ethel Davis, Washington; Miss
Louise Sheppard.
Miss Marjorie Y Cleland, pianist,
pupil OF Miss Johnson OF the Detroit
Conservatory of Music, will give her
graduating recital Tuesday evening,
May 4, in the Y. w. G. A. hall. She
will be assisted by Herbert A. MILL
ken. Miss Charlotte Mcdonald. violin
ists w. b. Otis, viola and Miss EN-
ma Mcdonald. 'cellist.
The following pupils Of Lewis Rich
aT6s advanced class In The Ganapol
School cd Music Art. will furnish the
program at a concert BE given in
Grinnell hall, Monday evening May 3.
MIst Grace Harris. Miss Sarah l..
Smart, Miss May Preston. Miss Hilda
Lichtenstein, Miss Lpeile M.-Beards-
ley. and Miss Ada Lillian Gordon.
Pupils OF the junior class OF the De-
troit school of Music will give their
next concert Saturday afternoon IN
SYSTEMATICALLY music hall. Those who
will participate in the program are:
Florence and Ida Butler. Marion Hahn.
KaroIyn Smith Joy Emery. Adele Lo-
bernstein, Ida Erich and Norinne and
Isabelle Miller.
The following program Will be rem
dered at the recital to be given in the
Y. NJ. &. A., Tuesday evening, May l,
by number OF pupils OF Signor Bar
tolOtta OF the Michigan Conservatory
OF Music, with the assistance OF the
Misses Ola NJ. Dafoe. pianist; Florence
Birdsall, violinist, and ella j.. Bird
sail. cellist: Rosa" by Tosti. Miss
Lena Brandy: Serenade. QUAINT
Chant" by Charles Gounod. Mrs. G. x.
Doyle: song. Isl mes vers avaient des
allies" by Raynaldo Hahn Miss Helen
Clark; (a) Romance by DAmbrosio;
(b) The Bee" by Schubert. tor vio-
linz. Miss Florence Birdsall; song.
"Menento," by Tirindelli. Miss Rachele
GUNNER; Lullaby from "Joselyn." by
Benjamin GODDARD Miss Rebecca JET.
fries: song, After" by Tosti. Miss
Clara Fritz: Aria. "Omio Fernando"
from LaFavorita. by Don!zette, Miss