The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

MME. AIDA.
four days, beginning May IL, with
FIVE concerts. Among the features OF
the festival will be the rendition OF
Handel's Judas Maccabens," which
has never been given In Ann Arbor.
and Tschaikowsky's "Eugen Onegtn. :"
The Theodore Thomas symphony or
chestra, under Conductor Frederick
Stock, will be part OF all Of the
concerts.
ile success which Nine. Bernice de
rasquali is having In the far west,
concerts In which she is appearing
with Antonio Scott, Is an indication OF
the position which this great soprano
nas been accorded. Her development
In her art In the last few years has
been pronounced and she is now ad-
mittedly one OF the frst sopranos In
concert. as we'll as opera. She has
long list OF song recitals and con-
certs to sing before her appearance,
late In the fall, In the Metropolitan
opera house. Her manager, N. H.
Hanson, OF New York. Is arranging an
extension Of her fall concert tour In
order to supply the widespread de-
mand for PasQuali's services. Local
Manager Devoe has arranged for the
appearance OF Nine. Pasquali as SOLO
ist with the Cincinnati Orchestra,
Nov. 80.
The following pupils of the Detroit
Conservatory Of Music took part In
the regular Wednesday afternoon con-
cert last Wednesday: Miss Cora j.
Hund, Miss Patrice Fisher, Miss
Katherine Miller, Spencer Heeney
and Miss Romaine Colon. A gradu-
ating recital will be given Tuesday
evening. Oct 25, In the Y. W. G. A..
hall. by Miss Katherine Miller, go
prano, pupil OF Mrs. I. F. Norton. for
merly OF the Detroit Conservatory Of
Music assisted by Frank Stephens,
pianist, and Mrs. Mary Christie, ac-
companist She will render compost.
tons by such well-known composers
as Purcell Handel, Wagner, Chopin,
Schubert, schumann, and Tosti.
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Sousa and his incompatible baud
are now on tour that will circle the
globe. The tour Is so arranged that
the band will be in Detroit for a
matinee only. Nov. 25. when a con-
cert will be given I'm the Detroit opera
house. Arrangements for the local ap-
pearance were closed by James E.
Devoe The tour OF the world Is under
the management OF the Quinlan Musf
cal agency.
The second musical entertainment
of the season was held In the lobby OF
the Y. NJ. G. A., Friday evening. The
program was arranged by Harry
Heard The following selections were
given: Bedouin love song, 6chnecker,
Thad. Smith: Angels serenade, Braga,
Mrs Richard Cudmore: violin obliga,
to, Miss Mabel Wilson; Carnival. Mol
10y. Miss Lucy McGlogan; Don't
You Mind the Sorrows" Cowles, Har-
ry Heard; duet, Serenade, Schubert,
Mrs. Cudmore and Miss Mc0logan;
violin solo, Romance, Becker. Miss
Wilson; Sweet and Low" Barnby,
Mrs. Cudmore, Miss McGlogan. and
Messrs Heard and Smith. Mrs.
Charles Sanders was accompanist.
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When George Hamlin is heard in
the Garrick, Sunday afternoon. Oct
80, local concertgoers will have an
opportunity Of hearing one OF the best
American tenors. Hamlin's art is un-
disputed, and his singing never fails
to arouse enthusiasm. In Germany,
Mr.. Hsmlin's success has been as
pronounced as in his native land,
while he also has won favor in Eng
land and France. He 10 a singer of
taste and refinement. an artist
through and through. That he will
meet with favor here In confidently
expected.
Mrs Nellie Peck Saunders head OF
the dramatic art department OF the
Michigan Conservatory Of Music, has
returned after having spent the sum-
mar- in Europe search Of new-Haa-
terial for her work. She leaves Tues
day for Chicago. where the Nellie
Peck Saunders Concert company be-
gins a tour OF the larger cities of the
United States and Canada; she will
return in February to resume her
classes in the conservatory. The sub
ject OF Victor Benham's lecture next
Wednesday will be Musical inteln.
gence" A large and enthusiastic
audience greeted Mr. Benham last
Wednesday. Word has Just been re-
ceived by Director Abel that Master
jacques Margolis has been accepted
In the artist class OF the Brussels
Conservatory of Music, a very high
honor for one so young.
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Applications for active membership
In the Tuesday musicale should be
made Immediately to the secretary.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett, No. 4s1
John R.-st.. as the last meeting Of the
membership committee, previous TO
the opening members concert, will be
held next week.
Mrs Clara Koehler-Heberlein will