The Detroit times., 1910-01-08

birds OF the age. She In a native II
! Florence. Italy, and sings with the
} natural grace and the acquired method
OF the Italian school-the beautiful bel
cEntb. For her Detroit engagement
Nine. Tetraxinni will he assisted by
other singers from the Manhattan
grand opera company. Of New YORK,
OF which she Is member.
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! Announcement is made OF the frst
of series OF Sunday afternoon con-
certs. 10 De given In the Garrick the
ater, sunday afternoon, Jan. 10. when
Nine. Liza Lehman and a quartet al
singers will give Nine Lehnann's own
composition. In Persian Garden.
Master Albert Hole. an English boy
soprano. Is with Nine. Lehman and
will sing some of her children's songs.
Other attractions TO follow. according
20 the announcement. include David
Bispham. Pepito Arriola. Spanish boy
tpianist: Jasca Bron. Bohemian violin
list; Frau Tillie koenen. contraito, /,
Nine. Jomelli. soprano: Dr. Wuellner
,and Nine. Carreno, pianist.
Nischa Elman will be the only grea'
violinist TO be heard In Detroit this
season. appearing In recital In the
Light Guard armory. Feb. ,. Elmar
has created a sensation In eastern
cities and has been engaged TO appear
as soloist with the Boston symphony
orchestra no less than nine times. an
honor that has never been given ar
artist before by this splendid organf
zation. The Detroit appearance o.
lElman will be one OF the notable
events Of recent musical seasons anc
1.-THE interest shown In the announce
ment OF his coming indicates that hi'
fame has awakened the anticipation o.
the local musical public "A state
ment appeared In the Detroit papers
that Fritz Kreisler would appear II
Detroit this season. but neither he no.
any other big violinist. but Elman
has any booking for this city this sea
son." says Musical lmpressario De
voc. and he ought 70 know.
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Az entire Wagnerian program WI
be given by Conductor Walter Dam
rosch and the New York Symptom,
orchestra. Monday evening, in the
Light Guard armory. The orchestr'
lruInbers 100 men. and Is made up al
follows: Eighteen first violins. six
teen second violins. twelve violas. ter
yioloncellos. ten basses. fourteen wooa
wind, four horns, four trumpets. thre'
trombones, one tuba, one harp. fou
percussion and one librarian.
Detroit music lovers have never be
,, fore had the opportunity TO hear 81
|. large a body OF musicians and as tn
Wagner scores call for every possibi
r. source OF the orchestral instruments
the program Monday evening. Shouts
be an event. well worth hearing. Tn
full program follows: Overture q
Flying Dutchman;" prelude q
, "Lohengrin:" Bacchanale from Tam
hauser" paris version; The Fores
. Bird and Dragon" from "Siesfried
tarranged by Mr.. Dsmrosch for con
, ceru: Siegfrieds Rhine Journey an'
, Death March, from "Gofterdan
. merung:" Good Friday Spell. from
I"Parsifal. David Names. violinis
. and orchestra: Vorspiel, from "Di
Meistersingers."
The tickets for the concert are ol
sale at GrinnelPs. The concert vii
begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Monday afternoon from TO
o'clock. Mr.. Damrosch will be gues
OF honor at reception AT tn
home OF Frederick X Stearns. Th
gua.antors-and their ladies--of tn
Detroit Orchestral association only
have been invited 10 meet the distin
guished director.