The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-15
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Plass, No. rs Adelaide-st.. 10 chair
man of the press and ticket commit
tee and will be glad to supply tickets
and information TO members OF the
association and the public generally.
The object Of the American Guild
of Organists, which was organized In
New York In 1896, is to raise the stan
dard among organists, foster love
Of organ music among the people, In
crease recognition for @ dignthed
profession. and develop . ,fraternai
spirit. Three Michigan organists. as
sisted In the organization Of the guild.
Prof. A. A. Stanley, Of Ann Arbor: J.
c. Batchelder and N. j. Corey, Of De-
troit. These are permitted to use the
degree letters A. q. o. Members OF
state chapters are known as COZ
leagues, and can only become mem
bers with Associate Of Fellowship de-
gree letters after having passed the
annual examination. which takes place
In May.
A musical afternoon that children
cannot fail to appreciate and enjoy
will be Nine. Liza Lehmann's visit
to the Garrick theater, Sunday after
noon, when, with Miss Lehman her
self at the piano, q quartet OF English
singers will give her delightful nom
sense songs from Alice In Wonder
land" and a number OF other songs,
especially appealing to children. Nine.
Lehman has written some OF the
most beautiful of all childhood songs
and In most families where music IL
taught and enjoyed, a book Of these
selected songs Is usually to be found.
(There will be two concerts by Nine.
lehman and her singers, Sunday af-
|ternoon, at $3.50 o'clock, and Sunday
evening, at $3.50 o'clock. seats for
which are now on sale in the Garrick
theater box office.
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With so many musical activities
making O bid for public patronage
this season. the opportunity to pur-
chase season tickets at greatly re-
duced prices probably will be eagerly
taken up by the regular concert goers
anxious 10 hear all of the great ar
lists and orchestral chamber music
concerts offered. In the Detroit Or
chestral association series. i've con-
certs by the greatest orchestras OF
the country are offered for the price
of four, II a season ticket il purchased.
Season books may be had from 81
upwards and holders of these have the
opportunity to select permanent 10
cations before the public sale Is open
ed. Subscriptions may be obtained
from the secretary, N. J. Corey. No.
SO Woodward Terrace. or they may be
had at Grinnell's, Bryant's and the
Arcade music store.
The Detroit Conservatory OF Music
orchestra, under the direction OF Her
bert A. Milliken, commenced re-
hearsals Wednesday evening on the
accompaniment OF The Messiah"
which they will play when that ora
torie Is given by the conservatory
choral society, of which l.. L. Rem
wick Is director, in December. More
enthusiasm IL manifested this year
than ever before. as. in addition to &C
companying 1.-THE Messiah" the or
chestra will give Its usual symphony
concert about Feb. /, and. later In
the spring. will accompany the opera
Chimes OF Normandie." Nearly every
chair In the orchestra il taken, places
remaining for only one trombone, one
eboe and one bass player. Marshall
Pease gave q lecture-recital, Wednes-
day afternoon, in the conservatory
hall. The following pupils took part
In the singing: Miss Fuerth. Mrs w.