The Detroit times., 1910-04-09


with It's pages filled With matters OF
interest To music teachers and stu
dents.
Miss Margaret Dunlop, or Alpena.
Mich. violin pupil OF H. A. Milliken,
OF the Detroit Conservatory of Music,
gave graduating recital Tuesday
evening, April 5, in the conservatory
hall:
Miss Edith Larrowe. pupil OF Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, OF the Detroit Con
servatory OF Music, gave piano re-
cital Friday evening. April 8, in the
conservatory hall, assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano.
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The following Detroit musicians
gave a successful concert in Port
Huron, Wednesday afternoon. April o.
under the auspices of Grace church
organ guild: Mrs. Granville Filler.
Miss Lucille Beardsley and Edmond
Lichtenstein.
The pupils of the Fort-st. branch OF
the Detroit Conservatory or Music
gave concert in the Waterman
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Elizabeth Moore, soprano; Miss Ethel
York, violinist: Miss Florence Girar-
dot, pianist, and Miss Belle Parsons
Ockenden, leader
The following pupils of the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music took part In
| the last regular Wednesday afternoon
concert: Miss Georgia Barton, Milford
Mich; Herman Schuchert. Miss Eliza
beth Bennett, Miss Lucille Lincoln
Miss Grace Pickert. Miss J. Edith
Larrowe, Edward Prena, Miss Flor
ence Fisher and Miss Hazel Patrick.
A musicale will be given by al
vanced students of the Ganapol School
OF Musical Art, In the school hall, No.
nc Witherell-st. Tuesday evening,
April IA. The program will be con-
trbuted by Miss Elsie Thorne, Miss
Eigenia Brewster, Miss Lucille Boards
Il ley. Miss Gladys Humphrey and Jacob
Holskin.
Miss Eva Woodward Lord, an adj
vanced plano pupil OF Mrs. Louise
Unsworth Cragg and member OF the
faculty OF the Detroit College OF Music,
will give a piano recital in Trinity NJ.
Z. church, Highland Park, Tuesday
evening, April IL, assisted by Dr..
Charles Cragg, basso; Henry McCaw.
violinist, and Mrs. Louise Unsworth
Cragg, accompanist.
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Ann Arbor's annual May music fes-
tival will be held in University hall,
May 1921. The programs offer moth
ing startling. The Theodore Thomas
Symphony orchestra. under Conduc-
tor Frederick Stock. will play many OF
the numbers heard at the orchestral
concerts in Detroit the past winter.
The soloists are all singers of good
standing, but have been heard many
times.
A musical and literary program Will
ibe given Sunday evening, in the Tai
mud Torah buildingS under the aus
pieces OF the Kadimah Zionist society
for the benefit of the Jewish national
lfund. Among those who will take par,
will be: Mrs Granville Filler. so
prano; Miss Gertrude Heinze. pianist;
Miss Fay Porter, violinist; Saul
Simons, baritone. and Miss Virginia
Bennett, reader. Rabbi Hershman
will give "A brief address.
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At the vesper service in the Jener
son-ave Presbyterian church Sunday
! AFTERNOON, at o'clock ALE Zuidema,
organist OF Temple Beth Ell, will play
Tn organ recital OF the following
numbers "In Twilight" (Harker) /;
adagio from Sonata No. 2 (Buck !;
Wedding Song" (Stebbins); Pas
rorar (GuilmanD; finale from Sonata
No. 2 (Buck). The quartet choir will
give the quarter Lovely Appear
from Gounods Redemption
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The young people of Grace Episcopal
| church will give a concert in the
school room of the church Thursday
evening. April IA the last entertain
ment to be held in the church build
/ ing before the memorable edifice
passes into other hands and for other
purposes An orchestra of II violins
under the direction OF Miss FREDERICK
/ Moehs, will be a feature Of the pro
gram, which will be participated IL
lby the following: Miss Elizabeth
Moore. soprano; Miss Lyndon McCar
roll. pianist, Miss Fay Vain, reader
| Misses Dorothy Schmidt and Flor
ence Whitley, vocal duet Miss
Gerow, soprano; Miss Marcella Foster
pianist. aud Miss Winfield Whitley
accompanied.
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Or. Ludwig W-ullner. who gave (;
song recital Friday evening In Tn,
Church of Our Father, was taken sud
denly III in the midst of his program
and il was feared NJ would be unabl,
TO continue. but after q short rest NJ
resumed his program DR. Wullne
has been suffering from a severe col,
and as he came all the way from New
Orleans 10 fulfil! his engagement II
Detroit both the change in tempera
ture and the long journey, combined
Ito make MIN feel the drain upon hi.
strength. considerably weakened fron
recent indisposition The large audi
lcnce present applauded his pluck Z
continuing. and his work was thor
lcughly appreciated.
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The most important event Of the
looming week 10 music lovers will be
the visit of the Metropolitan gran,
lopera company 10 the Detroit opera
house Friday aid Saturday evenings
and Saturday matinees. April II anC
ti6 The operas 20 be sung Will bC
"Taunhauser. Friday evening
i.Haenscl und Gretel" and u Pagliac
len" saturday afternoon. and Mime
Butterfly. Satur lay evening OF the
artists 10 be heard. while their name:
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