The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

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ter one of the most talked about and
admired OF modern works for strings
The concerts viii take place Feb. 16
and II in Temple Bethel El, as usual
The opportunity offered students e
hear the concerts 1Ul 90 cents proved
very popular at the January concerts
and will be continued throughout the
season.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, OF the De-
troit Conservatory Of Music, will give
a concert Friday evening, Feb. 4, in the
Conservatory hall. The following pu-
pills will take part: Miss Louis Doug
las. Crosse lie; Miss Katherine Brett
meyer. Miss Grace Pickett, Miss Helen
Worcester, Miss Melenese O'Connor,
j. Bertram Bell, Miss Grace Rink,
Miss Frances Alley, Miss Dora Stocker.
Miss Gladys Mendelssohn, Miss Fay
Floody, Miss Gladys Bosworth. Red.
ford. Mich; Miss Florence Fisher and
Irving Wolfgang.
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Francis l.. York, director of the De-
troit Conservatory of Music, has been
elected secretary OF the National
Music Teachers association. for the
ensuing year, and also member Of
the executive board. The national
convention was held in Evanston, H.,
during the Christmas holidays but the
selection of the secretary is left to
the board TO choose at a subsequent
official meeting The next convention
will be held in Boston during the
Christmas season.
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The following musical program will
be given in the Jefferson-ave. Presby-
terlan church. Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, by the quartet of the
church, under the direction of
DR.. F. II. Greusel. and Or
ganist Renwick: Andante (Spinney) (;
Hymn Choir; three magnificats in
ID. minor (Lemaigre) quartet. Sweet
and Low" (Barnby); "Solvejg's Song"
(Greig); contralto. Rock of ages
(Remick), Miss Leila Hogan; melody
(GuilmanD; march (Faulkes).
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Miss Emma Mcdonald, cellist,
played the first movement Of the Ran
concerto at the studio musicale Of
the Mcdonald School OF Music, Sat.
urday afternoon. Frank Fitzpatrick,
Dorothy Culver, Katharine Hartwell,
Inga Nelson, Lille Felt. Reba Marvin
and Euphemia Richardson played
piano solos; Oswald Kirker, a violin
solo, and Miss Emery and Myrtle Nc
Donald, pupil OF Miss Emery. sang.
The program closed with a number
arranged for two pianos. two violins
and two 'cellos, played by Rhea Hol-
comb, Miss Mcdonald, Jerry Masak.
Glenn Stock, Edward Hradecky,
George Mckay, Miss Charlotte Nc
Donald and Miss Emma Mcdonald.
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The second concert Of the Detroit
Symphony orchestra in the Light
Guard armory, Thursday evening, Feb.
8, will present Director Hugo Kalsow
as solo violinist and Miss Anna
Allesory Jones, contralto, Of Chicago.
The program arranged by Director
Kalsow follows: Overture, Tampa"
(Herold) aria, my Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" from Samson and
'Delilah" (Saint Saens) Miss Anna
Allesory Jones; symphony No. 4, b
fiat major (Gade) violin concerto No.
4, d minor (Vieuxtemps). Hugo Kali
SOW; a. Valse fro mthe ballet MALTA"
tDelibes) b. AL Fresco (ZaverthaD j.,
for string orchestra: (a) my Love Is
Like a Red Rose" (Brandeis) (b)
THE Little Sandman" (Brahms): (c)
THE Butterfly" (Salter): I'D "A
Fairy Love Song" (Willeby), Miss
Anna Allesory Jones; waltz, Wiener
Blut" (Strauss).
Pepito Arriola, the twelve-year-old
Spanish pianist, will play in the Gar
rick theater Sunday afternoon, at 3
o'clock. the following program: Or
gan fantastic and fugue (Bach-Liszt) /;
four preludes and the scherzo in h
minor Chopin "Arabesque" (Schu-
MANN; Octaves Etude Qeschetit
sky Gavotte (Gluck- Brahms): Cam
PAMELA (Paganini-Lszt). This "wun
derkind" was pupil OF Alberto Jonas
! formerly OF Detroit, I'm Berlin, and "a
said TO be able to take his place with
artists of the first rank as piano
virtuoso.
The regular monthly musical serv
| ice Of the choir OF the Fort-st. Pres
lbyterian church will take place Sun
dav evening. IL will consist or some
/ on the IlODA btduliiul NtltNllOhh lIOll
Nendolssohn's great oratorio, Saint
paul" Mrs. owen will sing. "Jerusa
lem. Thou That Killest;" Mrs. Glenn
ents. but the Lord Is Mindful" Mr.
LAWN, BE Thou Faithful" and Mr.
Clohecy. 20 God Have Mercy" There
will also be four concerted numbers
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II was William J. Henderson. music
critic OF the New York Sun, who said
a few years ago that the secret OF the
wonderful playing Of the Boston Sym
phony orchestra, which is 70 give :
concert in the Light Guard armory
Tuesday evening, Feb. /. lay. moi
merely I'm its being a ''virtuoso or
cbestra" but an orchestra OF vir
tuosi." and one OF the first published
comments on the orchestra by MaS
Fielder, its present conductor, was ir