The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

gan 1OilhcINdlOIy vi MUSIC luuISudS
afternoon: Mrs. +. A. I.aitner. Miss
Helen Clark, Miss Lena Brandy. Mrs
j. j. Timlin, Miss Wanda Won Bos
wick. Miss Louise Sheppard. Miss
Bessie b. Brown. Miss Alice Whitbeck
and Miss Ida Searle.
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Victor Benham will give two lee
lures I'm the Detroit Art Museum Sun
lively. the subject being the Art OF
teaching"
There will be- an intermediate pu
pills concert in the Michigan Conserv
atory of Music next Thursday evening
that promises to be especially excel
lent.
Mrs. Frederic l.. Abel of the Michi
gan Conservatory, assisted Ivan Swift
the Poet OF the North" in lecture
recital in Pontiac last week and was
enthusiastically received
Harold Jarvis sang In ST. Gather
ines, Welland. Hensell, Flint and De
troit the last week and next week will
appear in Waterloo. Toronto and De
troit He has also been engaged fol
the Marinette and Ohio Chautauquas
The Detroit Philharmonic club, one
of the interesting musical organiza
tons of the city. will give a concert
in the auditorium OF the new Y. NJ. c
A. building, Tuesday evening. March
80. Up to the present time. the clut
has given over 500 concerts. Prof
William Yunck, director OF the club
promises a fine program. The mem
bers of the club are: Prof. Yunck
first violin; Herman Brueckner. sec
ond violin; Hugo Kalsow. viola, anc
Frederic l.. Abel, cello. Telephone oil
mail orders may be sent TO Mr.. Abe
In care OF the Michigan Conservatory
OF Music.
The following pupils of the Detroit
Conservatory of Music gave the las
regular Wednesday afternoon concert
Miss Grace Koppin. Miss Marlitt Brus
ke Saginaw; Miss Elizabeth Bennett
Miss Bessie Sweigles, Wayne; Miss
Stella Westlake, BEDFORD; Miss Mar
garet Dunlop, Alpena; Miss Haze
Winters, Miss Mayme Foreman Find
lay. O.. Miss Irene Lorimer. Miss Fa,
Floody.
James II. Bell, secretary OF the
Michigan Music Teachers association
announces that June 30. 80 and July
are the dates set for the next an
nual meeting which takes place II
Kalamazoo.
The date OF the concert of the The
odore Thomas orchestra OF Chicago
which was originally announced fol
March 10, has been changed TO Mon
day evening, March 20, upon which
night all tickets of the Detroit Orches
trial association bearing the date
March Is will be good. This will bs
the last concert OF the Orchestral as
ISOLATION for the present season, anC
viii be one OF the finest ever giveI
by any OF the orchestras. The pro
gram is one especially calculated e
arouse enthusiasm, containing as 1
does four OF the most brilliant com
positions OF Wagner.
f, The Detroit String quartet will giv'
| its March concerts in Temple Beth f.
| Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock az
Thursday evening at s o'clock, VIZ
Mile. Elsa Ruegger, violoncellist, as so
loist The organization will play the
Haydn quartet in ID major, and the
Smetana quartet, From My Life.
Mile. Ruegger will play three mum
bers, a Chopin nocturne, an air By
Bach and the Singing Song" by Pop
/ per. The quartet Is improving al
each performance and the fact that
Mile. Ruegger will be the soloist as
sures good audience.
Owing to the great success OF Mr.
Benham's Chopin recital in the Y. NJ
C. A hall, he has been prevailed upor
to give another Friday evening
March 26 in the Church OF Our Fla
Their. The program will be by re
quest. and those desiring to make sc
| lections should notify Mr.. Benhan
| on or before March II. This Will pos
itively he his last appearance this
season prior To his European concer
| engagements.
The subject OF Victor Benham's lee
ture recital Tuesday last in the Michi
gan Conservatory of Music was OIL
tone production, acoustics, etc. HI
will speak Tuesday next on Beeth
oven.