The Detroit times., 1909-02-22


Handel's c major. Beethoven's op. 5.
No. 2. and Greig's op. So. Much In
terest was shown at the Quartet's con-
cert this last week, when for the first
time the date and definite arrange
hands OF these tow artists. will be a
musical treat.
Piano and violin pupils OF the
branch studios of the Detroit Conserv-
atory Of music gave q musicale. Sat
urday afternoon, In the Conservatory
hall. They were assisted by Miss EN-
ma Keightly. soprano; Miss Charlotte
Mcdonald, Miss Blanche VIM, Miss
Antoinette Kalthoff, Jerry Mask, VIC
linists; and Miss Emma Mcdonald.
'cellist. Piano solos were played by
Gilmore Kirker, John Richardson.
Louise Fessant. Bessie Ludwig, Laura
Scheel. George Keller. Mckinley
Gould, Inga Nelson, Maria Pierson,
Daisy O'Grady, Euphemia Richardson.
Viviane Miller. Alma Herter, Margaret
Orr. Violin solos by Charles Beaver
Edwards, and Oswald Kirker. The
program closed with polonsise by
schuita. played by Amelia Poelke, Re-
ba Marvin. Ida Pritchard, Florence
Lindow, with the four violins and Gel
10.
Sidney N. I-agatree, OF this city, as
sisted as mandolin soloist at a cor
cert given by the mandolin club II
the Milliken-White studios In Bay
City, Monday evening OF this week.
Three compositions by Mr.. Legatree
were presented at the concert, ga
Vote, I'm Idle Moments" by the
club. and a romanza and lullaby,
Dear Eyelids Close by the COM
poser.
Signor Bonci, the Italian tenor, AMI
three other artists Of the Metropolitan
quartet gave q concert In the Light
Guard armory Friday evening. Nine.
Rappold, soprano, Nine. Flahaut, con-
tralto, and Herbert Witherspoon, COM
pletod the quartet. The singers gave
q satisfactory program. which closed
With the ever popular quartet from
"Rigoletto.'
The last regular Wednesday after
noon concert of the Detroit Conserya-
tory of music presented a decided nov
city. Mrs. Charles II. Clements, con-
tralto and Herbert A. Milliken. violin
lst OF the faculty, rendered an entire
program, composed by members or the
composition class OF l90S-09. The fol
lowing students deserve great credit
for the remarkable talent shown;
Miss Gertrude Koppin, Miss Marjorie
Cleland. Miss Lillian Dresser, and Miss
Marie Barney.
The program given by Paul Dufault,
the French tenor. In the Light Guard
armory Tuesday evening will be divid-
ed into four parts. There will be two
groups OF French songs and two In
English. Mime. j. Terrault Patenaude
will be the accompanist. Seats go on
sale Monday morning at Grinnell Bros.
music house. Phone or mail orders
will be promptly attended to.
Allie ID. Zuidema, OF the Detroit Con.
servatory of music. gave an organ re-
cital Monday night. in the Church OF
Our Father, assisted by Mrs Charles
II. Clements, contralto. and l.. l.. Ben
wick, accompanist. Mr. Zuidema Is a
well schooled and brilliant organist
and his playing on this occasion was
Enthusiastically received
Next Friday evening the Detroit
Conservatory Of music will tender a
banquet TO the faculty, principals and
chorus OF the Mikado opera company.
in recognition and appreciation OF the
successful presentation OF this popular
opera last week for the benefit OF the
East side Settlement association In
the Detroit opera house.
Frank APPEL, director OF The Detroit
School OF Music. gave an historical
pianoforte recital before the members
OF the Matinee Musicale society Of
Lansing. Wednesday. February IL.