The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
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The Detroit Conservatory OF Music
orchestra will resume \ rehearsals.
Wednesday evening at the conserva-
tory hall.
Miss Elizabeth Emery was the so
Lranc soloist OF successful concert
gwen In the Methodist church 1T
Z Wayne. Mich. Monday evening.
900
Pupils of Harry n. Boillotat, of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music. will
give concert In the conservatory
hall, Thursday evening. March "a. as
sisted by Miss Marie Barney soprano.
DR.. Ludwig Wullner will again be
heard In Detroit, arrangements having
been made for his appearance In the
Church OF Our Father, Friday evening,
April g. His program will he made up
OF request numbers.
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Miss Grace Marie Pickert, pupil OF
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music, will give
piano recital Tuesday evening. March
20 assisted by Mrs Eugene Bresler,
soprano in the conservatory hall.
The Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian
church orchestra gave successful
concert In Scovel Memorial church,
Monday syening They were assisted
ny Harriet Stark. reader; Katie Wal
icy. Soprano Ruey Smith, reader, and
Harry Elliott impersonator
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Mrs. Clara KOehler Heberlein. or
the Mcdonald School of Music. Will
eve lecture in the Central studio
IN the Gladwin building, Saturday
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numbers 10 be given by the Chicago
Symptom orchestra at the concert n
tne Light Guard armory. March 20.
Senior Giuseppe Bartolotta. the
famous Italian tenor OF the Michigan
Conservatory OF Music. will sing at
the Sunday evening service in St An
drews Presbyterian church, Windsor.
His selections will be- My Redeemer
and My Lord" and a sacred song by
Luigi Denza
A pupils recital was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Madge Hart Ives
I'm her home studio. No l65 Warren
ave east. Tie following pupils taking
art. Margaret Ives. Janest Ives,
Helen Whttemore and Frances Brom-
ley Mrs. Hugh Johnson. Jr.. soprano
and Miss Helen Thomas. mezZoso
Lrano contributed several numbers
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a Lenten musical program will he
given at the 4 O'Clock vesper service In
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church,
Sunday afternoon. by the quartet
hoir as follows Prelude (Boeil.
mani; Hymn, choir quartet, The
Crucifix" (Faurel; Priere Notre
Dame" (Boellmaa) soprano and con
tralto. Clarity (Faurel. bass, The
aims tFaure); "Toccatta' (Boell-
nam.
A free organ recital will be given
by N. j. Corey in the FOREST Presby
terrain church, Monday evening
March 81. at s o'clock The program
will be selected from the works or
Richard Wagner and will include the
Introduction and first two scenes from
the third act of "Tannhauser.' Eliza
beth's Prayer being sung by Miss
Wadley and the Evening Star" ro-
nance by j. l.. Dickinson. Miss
;cheiffer of Jackson. will sing Senta $
ballad from the Flying Dutchman.'
Organ numbers will include the over
ture To "Rienzi, march from IT 80
hauser" prelude to "Lohengrin.' and
dance Of apprentices and professional
OF the meistersingers from the "Meis
tersnger."
The sale OF seats To subscribers for
the Nine Sembfich concert in tht
Light Guard armory. April T. will open
fo~ one day only at Grinnells, Monday,
March 81 The general sale OF seats
viii begin Thursday, March 81, at
G.inneITs. Nine Scmbrich is at pres
cnt on a foitnight's tour as soloist
with the boston symphony orchestra
'rnic favorite singer has given 80 con
certs so far on her present tour and
has visited cities OF Importance from
coast 10 coast, having travelled up
wards of 10000 miles. Her voice IL
said to be in prime condition and she
never sang more brilliantly according
TO her enthusiastic admirers. The con
cert i'm Detroit promises TO be highly
successful.
The Good Friday cantata, the
Darkest Hour" by Harold Moore
which has made the profoundest I'm
pression Of any service ever given by
the choir of the Fort-st Presbyterian
church. will be repeated Good Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. in reverent
,ommemoration OF the scene on Cal
vary The same augmented choir will
take part. and will be as follows:
Mrs G.. s. owen and Mrs f. NJ. Alger
sopranos: Mrs. c. r. Clements AMI
Hiss M T. Wise altos; William La
vim and Dr. w. G. Povey. tenors: c. NJ
Clohecy and j l.. Dickinson, basses
y. ]. Corey, organist and director, and
Earl ~ Van Amburgh. trumpet. The
Holy Sacrament march from "Pars-
fall" arranged for trumpet and organ
Will be played.
brilliant program has been ar
ranged for the final concert Of the De
,roit Orchestral associations season,
10 be given by the Theodore Thomas
symphony orchestra. under Conductor
Frederick Stock Tuesday evening,
March 90. In the Light Guard armory
The program will offer widely diver
sized group OF composers and a cath
Ollie taste in composition Tschaikow