The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
"' TN. MUsIcIANs

The second organ recital under tho
auspices OF the Michigan chapter OF
the American Guild OF Organists, will
take place Monday evening, May %,
In the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church, with l.. l.. Renwick as soloist.
Mr.. Renwick will play the program he
gave Saturday afternoon at the Ann
Arbor May music festival, and will
be assisted by Miss Fay Allen, 30
prano.
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A large and unsteady appreciative
audience filled Chaffee hall, Friday
evening, 10 listen To an artistic recital
OF piano music by Miss Isabelle APPEL
This musician Is well-known among
the younger pianists OF the city and
is literally endowed with those gifts
of talent and attractive personality
that make for success on the concert
platform. A program OF fourteen num-
bers, representing the old and the
modern in the classics, gave ample
opportunity for the display OF tech
nique, musical feeling and general ex-
cellence OF musicianship. Miss APPEL
has had a thorough schooling and has
had advantages OF training and devel-
opment not afforded most young stu
dents OF the piano. Her close associa-
ton with her father, Prof. Franz
APPEL, and the benefit Of his tuition,
not alone in the technique OF the
piano, but, in musical history, has
given Miss APPEL close understanding
of her composers and her interpreta-
tion shows this knowledge to a marked
degree. She has a delightful touch
and plays with authority. Her unaf-
fected manner at the piano quite won
her audience and she was given the
heartiest applause and presented
with handsome flowers.
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The following pupils OF Mrs. Alice
Spencer Dennis, OF the Detroit Con-
servatory of Music. gave concert,
Thursday evening, in the conserva-
tory hall, assisted by Miss Emma
Keightly, soprano; Miss Blanche
Barnum, violinist, and Miss Myrtle
Miller, accompanist; Miss Patrice
Fisher, Helen Hough, Catherine
Moore, Caroline Eppstein, Dorothy
Stoneman, Florence Morehead,
Georgine Mattsen, Eleanor Drusdale,
Margaret Van Sickle, Phena Paulger,
Genevieve Davis. Crystal Coady and
Miss Ruth Case.
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The following pupils Of the branch
studies of the Detroit Conversatory OF
Music, played in the Saturday after
noon concert, in the conservatory hall,
assisted by Miss Ethel Mckim, So
prano; Raymond Brow, Bessie Lam
born, Harrington Gordon, Abbie Suth-
erland, Mary Fitzgerald, Marion Cor
don, Florence Wood, Julius Goldsteln,
Ruth Hugg, Bernice Boye, Stanley
Smith, Ruth Keihl. Robert Johnson,
Mabel Elliot. Alta Henderson, Olive
Scott, Beatrice Smith. Miss Florence
Girardot, a piano pupil Of Director
York, will give postgraduate re-
cital, Thursday evening, May 26, In
the conservatory hall The following
pupils of the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music. took part in the regular Wed
nesday afternoon concert in the con-
servatory hall: Miss Edna Young
blood, Miss Beulah Henry, Miss Cath
crime Miller, Miss Kathleen Lovett,
Mr.. Stephens and Miss, Eva McCurdy
Miss Beulah Henry, piano pupil OF
Miss Oleane Doty. gave gradu-
ating recital, Friday evening, May
81, in the conservatory hall. The
pupils of Miss Maurer will give a
concert Saturday, May 2S, in the con-
servatory hall. Miss Eva McCurdy,
of Mason, Mich, a pupil OF Director
York, gave a well-arTanged program
for her graduating recital, Friday eve
ming, in conservatory hall. Miss Grace
Twohy, soprano. assisted.