The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05

Miss NJ T. Wise. altos; William Law
In and DR. w. q. Poyey, tenors: Q.
NJ ClOhecy and John Dickinson,
bassos: Earl ". Van Amburgh. trum-
pet and n. J. Corey. organist and
director. A selection from the tenn.
pie scene from "Parsifal" for trumpet
and organ. win also he played.
The musical program arranged Tor
che vesper service In the Jefferson-ave.
Presbyterian church. Sunday afternoon
at o'clock includes several organ Sc
lectlOns from an organ suite by Stons
and quartets There Is a Land Be-
yond the Setting sun" (Smieton) AMI
Come Unto Him (Gounod) for the
choir
Nine. Marcella Sembrich was greet
ed with the usual warm welcome
, from her devoted admirers on the &C.
casion OF her annual song recital III
Carnegie hall. Tuesday evening. Nine.
Sembrich's program was full of inter
est as usual and beside the old fas-
orites she gave a number of new
songs. several OF which are still in
manuscript. This noted singer will
appear i'm Detroit, April {. accompan-
led ~ Francis Rogers, baritone. and
Frank La Forge. that most accom-
plished Of accompanies and delight
| ful song writer's.
Karl Jorn. the noted Wagnerian
tenor. will be heard in Detroit for the
! first time. Sunday afternoon. in the
Garrick theater. Max Liebling, the
well-known composer and pianist.
will be at the piano. The recital will
| begin at O'Clock Mr. Jorn will give
a diversified program, singing four
! Schubert songs, two songs by Hens
chel and Hans Herman. Walther's
prize song from die Meistersingers'
and an aria from Meyerheer's "LAfri-
caine" In German; an aria from Il
! Paglacci" Leoncavallo). in Nalian;
the Cavatina from Gounod's Faust
in French and three songs in English.
two of them written by Mr.. Liebling.
The Theodore Thomas Chicago
symphony orchestra will give the last
concert of the Detroit Orchestral as
sociation's series for this season.
Tuesday evening, March %. with
Frederick Stock conducting. A splen-
did program has been arranged and
the orchestral concerts Will close In
a grand finale The numbers to be
played by Conductor Stock and his
men will be as follows: Tschaikowsky
'Pathetique" symphony: Mozarts
overture to "The Magic Flute" Dukas'
THE Sorcerer's Apprentice" DeBus-
sy's Afternoon of a Faun;" Saint
Saens' Spinning Wheel of Omphale
the invocation, minuet OF the Will-o-
the-wisps, Dance of the Sylphs" and
the Rakocsy march from Berlioz's
"Damnation OF Faust"
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Albert Lockwood. pianist, OF Ann
Arbor, and Mrs. Granville Filler, So
prano. Of this city. will be the solists
> at the third concert of the Detroit
} Symphony orchestra. lin the Light
} Guard armory. Monday evening. Mr..
Lockwood will play Saint-Saens piano
: concerto I'm G minor and a group OF
; three "Etincelles" (Moszkowsky)
Meditation" (Tschaikowsky), "Valse
Caprice Enthusiastically. Mrs. Filler
will sing three songs Why (rschai-
: kowsky): THY Songs (D'Harde'
: lott; birthday Song" (Cowen). The
: orchestral numbers include Beetho-
{, ven's symphony in G major; Alps
Maids Dream" U.ibitsky) and Co
auetterie" valse (Steck) for strings
only valse "Lagunen" tStraussD
Seats are now on sale al Grinnells.
The wealth Of Congressman Mckin-