The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
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Nine. Jomelli ill give song reel
TEL In the Carr!ck t.eater, sunday ait
crpoon, April o.
w. j. Henderson, the noted critic
and writer on musical topics, will give
Il lecture before the Tuesday Musicale,
tuesday morning. APRIL 1874 the Cen
fury building.
A lecture recital OF Strauss remark
able opera of "Eiektra" will be given
by Charles Frederic Morse. Tuesday
evening, April IL. in the Esling stu
dious. No. SO Adams-ave. east.
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Miss Elizabeth Emery, OF the Nc
Donald School of Music, sang Friday
evening 1t the musicale given by the
Michigan Business college. She was
accompanied by Miss Nancy Is. yates
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The Ganapol School or Musical ATT
will give musicale Thursday, April
IA, when All interesting program VIII
be participated in by advanced stu
dents OF the piano, vocal and cello de-
partments.
Frank Damrosch, director OF the In
stitute of Musical Art. OF New york.
and a brother of Walter Damrosch,
conductor OF the New l ork Symphony
orchestra, will lecture in the Thomas
Normal Training school, Thursday al
ternoon. April Z, at 3 o'clock.
Advanced piano pupils of Prof.
Franz APPEL, of the Detroit School OF
Music. gave an enjoyable concert
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ing part: Misses Edith Fitzgibbon,
Kathleen Sheahan. Irene Huckestein
and Ena Vogt and John Purman.
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In connection with the new home or
the Ganapol School of Musical Art,
No. % Adelaide-st., an auditorium 10
seat about $50 people will be erected
on adjoining property this summer by
Director Boris l. Ganapol, for use or
the school.
The musical vesper program in the
,Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church'
Sunday afternoon, will be given by
ALA Zuidema at the organ. Henry Nc
Cav, violinist, and DR.. Francis I'll.
Greusel. tenor. Mr.. McCaw will play
a violin obligato to solo by DR..
Greusel, and also the andante from
Mendelssohn's concerto !or violin.
Mrs. Edwin S Sheriff. will become
a member OF the faculty of the Cana
mol School OF Musical Art, accepting d
limited number Of piano pupils. Mrs.
SnerrilI. who before her marriage WIS
Miss Minnie Davis, Of the University
School OF Music Ill Ann Arbor, Is
thoroughly well-schooled musician and
has had European as well as American
training
Signor Guiseppi Bartolotta, the we'll
known tenor. will give concert In
Curry hall, Windsor, Wednesday eve
ming, April 81 He will be assisted
by Prof. William Yunck, violinist;
Miss Eleanore Osborne, soprano; Mrs.
Gunner Mason, contralto; stephen
Well, baritone; Mrs. Nellie Peck
Saunders, reader, and Miss Margaret
Mannebach, accompanist.
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The seat sale for DR.. Ludwig Wull-
ner's recital in the Church OF Our
Father. Friday evening, April 8, Will
open at Grinnell's Tuesday morning.
This will be DR.. Wullner's last appear
ance In Detroit The program ar
ranged includes those numbers that
have appealed most TO the public
when given al previous Wullner con-
certs. The artists remarkable rem
dition OF the "Hexenleid" will be 2
feature.
At the April concerts OF the De
troit String quartet the special fea-
ture will be the reading Of Robert
OF Sicily" to the musical setting or
Rossiter Cole. the composer himself
coming from Chicago TO read the dra-
matte poem, to which he has set such
beautiful music. Mr.. Cole has made
musical arrangement exclusively for
the Detroit String quartet. The con
certs will take place. April 20 and II,
In Temple Beth FL. and will close the
organizations season.
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The summer term OF the National
Conservatory Of Music, OF New York,
begins May l, and continues until
Aug l. Exceptional advantages are
offered to students from other col
leges. especially a course In solfeggio
and theory for singers and instrument
talists, based on the methods taught
in the Paris conservatory. This con-
servatory holds unique position In
asmuch as II is an endowed institu-
ton, and is conducted for the adj
vancement OF musical education in
America and not for profit. Mrs.
jeanette NJ. Thurber is founder and
president.
The Mcdonald School OF Music VIII
give concert IN the North Wood
ward NJ. e. church, Tuesday evening.
April 8. Solos aud selected numbers
will be given by Miss Kate Mcdonald,
Miss Nancy b. Yates. Miss Claudia
Rodd, Miss Bessie Swegles. Miss Ger
trude Wayson. pianists; Richard h.
Biggs, organist; Miss Elizabeth EN-
cry, soprano; Miss Charlotte McDon-
alc and VIM ]. Stone, Jr, 'cellists. The
ladies' chorus VIII sing Doris Ivy
Etbelbert Nevin, with violin and cello
obligato. Miss Ruey S. Smith Will re-
cite, and the Gibson Mandolin quintet,
directed by Mr. Haug, will play.
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The sixth morning concert OF the
Tuesday Musicale in the Century
building. Tuesday morning. April .,
at 10: 30 o'clock, will have several In
teresting features. The Japanese can.
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