The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
|'~4 TIKI. MUyIczANs

Mrs. Jean Burgess Smith gave a
demonstration OF the Fletcher music
system In her studio. No. ll3 Engle-
wood'ave., Friday night. The AFFAIR
vas well-attended.
The Michigan Music Teachers as.
Bociation Will hold its twenty-third an
nual convention In Grand Rapids,
Mich, June 2s, 20 and 30. All meet.
ings and concerts will be held in the
ST. Cecilia building.
A pupils recital will be given I'm the
american Conservatory OF Music,
Monday evening, June 81, at s:15
o'clock. Pupils from the following
teachers and departments will con.
tribute the program. Piano, Mrs. Bar.
bara StollS Mrs. Jessie Bartlett, Miss
Ida Tavernier; violin, Miss Louise
Dawson; elocution. Nine. Burstraw
Raviler; mandolin and guitar, A. j.
Wright. Vocal pupils Of Director ".
M. Straub will assist.
49,
The Detroit Orchestral association
IN the past few weeks has secured
about $50 names for its membership
list-about so more than last year
thus insuring a brilliant season for
1901. for which the following dates
have been arranged: Nov. IA, Theo-
dore Thomas orchestra. Frederick
Stock. conductor, soloist. Signor T.
Tramont, harpist; Jan. 81, New York
Symphony, Walter Damrosch, conduc.
tor. soloist. George Barrere, flautist;
Feb. 2. Boston Symphony, Max Fielder
conductor, soloist, Herr Witek, VIC
lfnist, and new concertmeister OF the
orchestra who for years filed a SINH
lam position in the Berlin Philhar-
monte orchestra, Feb. 90. Theodore
Thomas orchestra in a Wagner pro
gram; March 81 Pittsburg Symphony,
Carl Bernthaler. conductor. soloists.
Nine. Jeanne Jomelli. soprano. Mile.
De Lone. harpist and Frederick Van
Amburg, clarinetist. A feature OF the
latter concert will be a fantasia for
orchestra, harp and clarinet. Mr. Van
Amburg belongs 10 the wellknown
Van Amburg family OF Detroit must
clans. The Pittsburg orchestra has
been reorganized under the conduc-
torship or its former concermeister,
Carl Bernthaler. and Pittsburg must.
cal philanthropists have given sub
scriptions that will insure the con
tinuance OF the organization which
has been such credit 10 that city.
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Elvin Singer Will give the second OF
his annual series OF soiree musicales,
"Wednesday evening. June 20, in his
|sutdio In the Gladwin building. The
program Will be devoted entirely to
FSongs OF Springtime," as follows
|'The Star and rhe Flower (D'Harde-
[leD. Elvin Singer The Moonlight, the
Rose and You" (Schmid). Edna Cou-
|sins; THE Roses in My Garden"
| D'HardeloD. Harold j. Teirer, OF
Trenton; "a Dream OF Roses" (Haw-
QeyD, Marie Bleil; In Dreamland"
|(Willeby). James Allen; Through the
Forest" (Newtoni. George Flowers;
f'Spring Song Rubinstein). Leone
Spring Again" ELLEN
|WrighD, Lemuel Easton. OF Bristol.
Eng: "ForgetMe-Not" (Eysler), AL.
fired Fairchild; Ashes OF Roses"
(Mary knight Wood, Mabel Pierson
III Know a Lovely Garden" (D'Harde.
|lot), Walter Schultz; Where the
Roses Bloom" (De Koven). Annetta
|Pefferly: THE Spring Has Come"
(Maude Valerie White), Arthur Cole
man, Of 81. Louis. Mo-. "A NightinSa gale
Sang Meath My Window" (Clutsam,,
Marie Smith. OF Toledo. Ohio; "A
Chain OF Roses (Hawley), Eddie Nc
Grath, OF Toronto, Can; Because the
Rose Must Fade" (Buning). Frederick
Edwards: "In Garden" (Charles Cad.
mani, Elvin Singer; Grace Cowles at
the piano.