The Detroit times., 1910-11-12

land VIII sing an aria from Gounods
FAUST. the quartet numbers VIII be
MoZarts quartet In ID minor and Sehil-
lings quartet In Il minor. The after
noon concert will commence al 4
o'clock promptly and the evening cen
cert at S:l5 o'clock.
There is much interest I'm the two
organ recitals 10 De given by Clar-
enCe Eddy in the North baptist
church. Friday evening, Nov. is. aud
Saturday afternoon. Nov. 10. Mr.. Ed
dy, the foremost American organist.
has not been in Detroit for many years.
but he has many admirers in this
J city who will welcome his return and
the opportunity TO listen 20 his art
For his appearance here, Mr.. Eddy "a
! fortunate IN having so magnificent
an instrument To play on as that IN
the North Baptist church. said TO be
one OF the most complete ia the com.
| try. The church auditorium Is a com
| Portable and spacious place. so the
concerts should be heard under the
| happiest OF circumstances. Tickets for
the recitals have been placed az 20
and 50 cents and may be secured from
any member OF the church or At Grin
uelis.
80
A musical evening somewhat diff
| ferent to the conventional song, piano,
or violin recital will be the Sonata
Program" to be given Tuesday even
| ing, in the Hotel Pontchartrain hail.
/ by Edouard Dethier, yiolnist, ana
| Miss Carolyn Beebe. pianist Miss Eva
49, fs,v.
assist with two groups OF songs. The
! Pontchartrain hall. charming In all it,
appointments, should prove an ideal
place for an evening of music OF this
kind. The following program will be-
gin at s 30 O'Clock: Aria, che Faro,
| (Gluck). Miss Mylott; sonata in
Einor (Veracini). Mr.. Dethier and
| Miss Beebe songs, Caro- Milo Ben
| (GlordanU. "Obstiuation" (Fontenail-
les). Mon Occur s'ouvre Ia VoiX'
| (Saint-Saens), Miss Mylott; sonata in
A major Beethoven, Mr.. Dethier and
| Miss Beebe; songs, In the Time OF
Rose" (Reichardt) "Will o. the Wisp"
| (Sprossl. 20. That We Two Were
Maying" (Neyin). Miss Mylott; sonata
in ID minor (Pierne), Mr.. Dethier and
Miss Beebe.
| 90
In recent interview. David Bis
! pham one of the best OF American
singers, who comes TO the Garricll
| theater. Sunday afternoon, Nov 90,
for one of his delightful and interest
ing song recitals. gave the following
wholesome advice TO would-be sing
ers: "Unless one has voice IL will
make no difference whether one goes
abroad or stays at home. In any
event he should turn TO some occupa-
! ton other than professional singing.
! But one must also have something
more. Dear old l.emperti used to
make many pretty girl with a sweet
| voice weep by saying, How do You
even expect TO sing? You have no
/ brairs' But II the aspirant has
voice and brains. and fair presence,
and a dozen other essentials, he must
think II all over and decide for him
self whether to go abroad. lie can
certainly find as good masters mere as
anywhere. but he VIII seldom ne II
as musical an atmosphere nj hoife
with his accustomed surroundings u
distract attention
90
1 An interesting n5hlN III ''AN
world OF Germany, Alexander Reine
mann, will give recital III inc Gar
rick theater, Sunday afternoon, at
! 1880 o'clock Mr.. Heinemann Is NO"
making his first tour OF America anu
Detroit music-lovers Will near hlIn
early in his visit when presumably
he Viii not have become fatigued by
/ long stretches of travel and many ap'
+ nearances. Mr. Hoinemann has pupils
among Detroits well-known singers
and will he rendered reception, sat
urdav evening, by one OF them, MIS-
! Eleanor Hazard Peocock to which the
musical and social world OF the city
has been invited. The following pro
cram will be given by Mr.. Heinemann
SUNDAY afternoon: "Talismane. "bel
sazar' "Ich Grolle Nicht." "Du Blst
VIE Fine Bume,' (Robert S.hu
MANN "Wohin." "Litanel, Ell
! LONG CFranz Schubert) "Abend'
lied" Edward" (Carl Loewe); Der
/ Ate Herr" Der ode Garten, Drel
Wanderer." (Hans HERMANN.
80
In the November number or Inc
Studio. charming "Berceuse-Humor
esoue" for violin and piano by Henri
| Matthews. the new viola player, OF the
Detroit String quartet, is one of an IN
teresting sheaf OF music. The compo
sition is dedicated to Alexander Levy
second violin Of the quartet. Anothei
delightful composition is melody III
! C. for piano by J. G. Cummings OF
Saginaw. dedicated 10 n ]. Corey, oi
this city. There Is much to interest,"
musicians. students and magazine
readers generally in The Studio.
80
Mrs. Barbara Stoll will give piano
recital I'm the hall OF the American
Conservatory of Music, "Wednesday
evening. Nov. 16. at S:i5 o'cock. Mrs
Stoll win he assisted by Miss Maudc
Van SICKLE. contralto, and Mrs. /, II
Burmaster. soprano, pupils oil Direct
of A. VI. Straub.
Mrs. ]. w. Steiner Of the Richilier
apartments. gave O'Clock tea
! .Fhnfaday,- followed bY-a small dinner
party. covers being laid for eight. The
evening was spent al bridge. FrldaN
evening Mrs. Steiner again entertain
ed al dinner for Mrs. Abbie WOODBURY.
OF Toledo. the guest OF Mrs. +. }
Stout Bridge followed.
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