The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
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Miss Ruby Jameson. OF the Detroit
conservatory of Music. played IN
Birmingham. Friday evening. at q
concert in the Presbyterian church.
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Arnold Iumstein violinist; Bernice
Ely pianist Gertrude Longdon, So
prano. and Harry b. Elliott reader,
will give a concert in Bamlet nall.
Thursday evening March IL.
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Director Francis l.. York will give
q lecture, illustrated by Miss Kaths'
rlne Millen soprano, and Mrs. K. a.
Clifford. pianist. in the Detroit Con
lstrYatory OF Music hall, Wednesday
afternoon. March 8.
The Detroit String quartet gave a
concert in Kenton. o.. Friday evening
with Nine Elsa Ruegger Lichtenstein
and Edmond Lichtenstein, as soloists
Nine. ugger-Lichtenstein went on
10 indianapolis to fulfill a concert en-
sagoment in that city, Monday eve
ming.
The following members OF the posi-
graduate class OF the Detroit ConserV
atory OF Music will give program IN
the conservatory hall Tuesday even
ing. Mareh S. Misses Mabel Guess
Marie Barney, Florence Girardot, Ro
celia Bower, Marjorie Cleland and
Mayme Foreman
Miss May Z. Porter gave a pupil's
recital Friday evening in her studio
No. Is6 Avery-ave. Those taking part
were: Dorothy Perry, Cora Mathew
son. Florence Grindley, GenevieVe
Tanner, Geraldine Lowe. Marguerite
Calder, Irving Beckwith, John Jones
Albert Horne and Edward Hubert.
800
free organ recital will be giver
in the North woodward NJ. f.. church
Tuesday evening. March s. at SIZE
O'Clock by Frank Fruttchey, organise
of the church. Miss Louise Aller
LYON. soprano, will assist. Mr. Fruit
chey's program will include his owl
recent compositions, quartet fol
strings and an air for the violin.
A concert will be given under The
auspices Of the Detroit Central Ep
worth league. In the Central NJ. f
church, Thursday evening, March III
The program will be contributed D!
the Detroit Conservatory orchestra
the Conservatory ladies' quartet, Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano, and Miss
blanche Barnum, violinist.
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The second number or the Detrol
musical magazine, THE Studio, JUS
issued is filed with interesting mat
ter. Articles on topics Of timely III
Ierest 10 musicians ard music lovers
technical discussions. portraits of mu
sicians and a number of composition
make the magazine well worth while
Sidney n. Lagatree is the publisher.
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Lewis l.. Richards will make hi
farewell appearance in Detroit as
concert pianist as soloist with the lie
I, oft String quartet in the March cor
certs. Mr.. Richards will play grou
of piano numbers and also the plan
score In the Saint-Saens' quintet 70
piano and strings. He will leave ea'
" in April for Brussels, where h
will take up a permanent residence
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The Mcdonald School or Music WI
give concert Tuesday evening
| March 3, i'm the Fort'st. Congregi
tional church. The following will al
near on the program: Kate Mcdonald
Anna Koehn, Isabelle Werbe, Name
p. Yates and Hazel Winters, pianists
Charlotte Mcdonald, violin; Emm
Mcdonald. cello Mrs. j. f. McQui
len. mandolin Henry Haug, gulta
and Huey c. Smith, reader. TIL
ladies' chorus OF the school will sins
The Lenten cantata THE Darkes
! Hour" by Harold Moore. will be give
by the choir OF the Fort-st. Presbytei
ian church, Sunday evening. AT 1t
second presentation last season sew
eral hundred were turned from tn
door unable to gain access. The chol
for this occasion will consist OF Mrs
G. s. owen and Mrs. f. NJ. Alger
,onronoe. Mre O. II Clements auI