The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

ossIP GABRILOWITsCH.
made for himself a place high In the
este EN- OF all lovers OF plano music
BY the excellence OF his technical
equipment. by the thorough musician
ship which characterizes his every
ofle ring, by the fine poetic sanity OF
his readings, and by the well proper
toned temperamental warmth OF his
Interpretation, he has compelled the
respect and admiration OF all who
hear, and he now has won for him.
Sc II foremost place among the young
er pianists OF the world. Seats for
the event will go on sale next Tuesday
morning I'm the theater box office.
DR.. Ludwig Wuellner. the German
Lieder singer, who made such q pro.
found impression here recently, will
sling return engagement and entirely
different program at the Detroit Opera
house, Sunday afternoon. Feb. 2l DR.
Wuellner has a repertoire OF 700 songs
and can give more than 20 recitals
without repeating a program number
Many requests have been sent 10
Manager Burton COllver for him 70
again sing the Strauss Cecilia" The
doctor viii add this 10 his second pro
gram here. Orders for seats may be
sent 10 Burton Coiver, care Detroit
Opera house.
Mrs. Marshall Pease will make her
fl ST appearance In concert in Detroit
In nearly two years, at the February
conc erts of the Detroit String quartet
Mrs. Pease is one OF the most popular
singers in Detroit.
The Detroit String quartet will take
part IN concert given by the Tues
day Musical CluD OF Sarnia. Ont, Feb
s, al which cyril Dwight-Edwards will
appear as vocalist. Mile Ruegger and
Mr. Lichtenstein viii give cello and
violin solos.
Victor Bcnham will give his lecture
as usual on Tuesday next in the Mich
igGn Conservatory Of Music. the sub.
Jcct heing The Great Orchestral Con.
duCtors'
The new feature that has been add
ed To the weekly concert training class
OF the Michigan Conservatory has
brought about the desired results and
the students have been crowding the
concert -hall-This week the two as
sisting teachers were the Misses Ole
Dafoe and Alyce Cullyford The fol
lowing students took part Miss Nina
Young. pianist: Ella l., Birdsa,l
cellist: the Misses Rebecca Jeffries
Beulah Benedict and Nathalie Gilman
tin yocalists
The following students assisted In
the concert which took place Thurs
day afternoon in the Michigan Con
sGTvatory OF Music: Miss Lucille Pratt
pianist. Misses Julie Boehme and rs
telle SchantZ and Master George Wea
dOck. violisists, and the Misses Rachel
GUNNER. Ruth Callahan, Grace and
Gertrude MCGOWAN, Bessie b. Brown
Gertrude Heinze and Louise Sheppard
vocalists
The Detroit philharmonic club gave
concert in the Harmonic Tuesday
evening which was in every way a
success.
The next faculty concert of thc
Michigan Conservatory OF Music vii
take place in Grinnell hall, Thursda7
evening. Feb. IL. The Detroit Phil
harmonic club. consisting of Prof VIM
Nunck. Frodk l.. Abel. Hugo KalsoW
aId Herman Breuchner, will furnish
the program.
The Detroit philharmonic club will
Ilay In Bay City. Friday, with the as
sistance of Mrs. Nellie Peck Saunders
reader Mrs Saunders Will give "Das
Hexenlied" and a Midsummer Night
Dream" This concert is under the
auspices of the Woman's Association
or Charities OF that city
Mrs. Frederick L. Abel and the
Misses Ella Birdsall and Alyce Gully
ford. OF the Michigan Conservatory OF
Music. played in Windsor Friday even
ing for the Windsor Literary and
Scientific club.
Gaylord Yost volinist. has won
great favor during his concert tour oil
the United States this season and has
been highly commended by the press
OF the various cities In which he has
appeared Mr.. Yost VIII play twice 4:
Chicago. the first OF March, and vii
resume his teaching I'm Detroit after
March u.