The Detroit times., 1910-06-25
v' Tn. MUsIcIAN:s

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!. wood.ave., Friday night The affair
was well-attended.
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! The Michigan Music Teachers as
ISOLATION will hold It's twenty-third an
I nual convention in Grand Rapids.
! Mich, June 2S, 29 and 20. All meet
ings and concerts will be held In the
St. Cecilia building.
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Albert Spaldlng. the American vio-
:, linist. who Is better known unsteady
| \ In Europe than In his native country.
has just been unanimously elected an
rthonoi AIRY academician OF the Royal
10 .usical Institute. OF Florence, Italy
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:. Invitations have been issued by the
yDetroit School OF Music for a piano
~recital by pupils of Director Franz
APPEL, Miss Isabel APPEL and Miss
agnes Wolford. OF the faculty, to be
.held in Chaffee hall, Monday after
moon, June 81, at 3 o'clock.
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Miss Agnes Smith played at the
sgraduating exercises OF the Berry
.school Tuesday evening. and Miss
sirene Beagle. OF Trenton. played at the
NChildren's day exercises OF the Presby-
.terian church in Trenton. Both young
.ladies are pupils OF Mrs Flora Henry
'Stone
Miss C. Edith Hicks will give pupils
sconcert, Thursday evening. June 30
Vim the Detroit Conservatory OF Music
ihall The pupils will be assisted by
tR A. Bunce. tenor: c. p. Solomon,
sviolinst, and string quartet com
tposed OF the following players: A.
Hammer. first violin: Charles Benke,
tsecond violin; Louis Haidt viola; ..
,E. Him.. cello.
Ferruccio Busoni. the great pianist,
iwho has not been heard in Detroit
Tin several years. has been engaged 10
iplay with the Detroit String quartet
lLext season. Despite the increased
activities planned for the quartet dur
Ing tho season OF 1901, by the board
sof managers of the organization, the
Iyrice OF season. subscription tickets
will remain the same as during The
ilast two seasons.
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!, Graduating exercises OF the Detroit
school OF Music will be held Monday
lovenirg. June 81 in Chaffee hall
The program includes an address by
Director Franz APPEL on Music as 4
Science" piano numbers by Erna
Dorothy Vogt, Kathleen Frances Shea
han. John Purman. Edith Marie Fitz-
gibbon and Wanda Leszcynski. and
vocal numbers by Miss Gabrielle
Fuerth.
A pupils recital will he given in the
American Conservatory of Music.
Monday evening. June 81, at 8;15
o'clock. Pupils rom the following
teachers and departments will con
tribute the program. Piano. Mrs. Bar
bara Stoll, Mrs. Jessie Bartlett, Miss
Ida Tavernier: violin, Miss Louise
DAWSON; elocution. Nine Burstraw
Raviler; mandolin and guitar, A. J.
Wright. Vocal pupils of Director -.
NJ. straub will assist.
The Mcdonald School Of Music gave
fits closing musicale OF the season In
the central studios, Saturday after
gncon. at 2.30 o'clock. Miss Edith
Read and Miss Kate Whitman, pupils
lof Miss Elizabeth Emery, sang, and
Irene La Hou, pupil Of Miss Charlotte
Mcdonald, played violin selection.
Piano solos were given by Everett
Rausch. Lille Felt, Mabel Buckerfield
and Margaret Orr. Four-hand num-
bers were played by Dorothy and
Isabelle Engel, Irene Shaft, Arlington
Fleming. Laura School and Eloise LIE
Blanc, and an eiht-hand selection,
THE Galop." by Behr, by Esther
Thompson. Miss Wayson, Walter
Burzyck and Miss Werbe. Louise
Bryant played the piano part of the
trio in c major. by Soothing. with
Miss Charlotte Mcdonald. violinist
| and Miss Emma Mcdonald. 'ceilist.
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! The Detroit Orchestral association
t ( In the past few weeks has secured
about $50 names for it's membership
list-about so more than last year
thus insuring a brilliant season for
1901, for which the following dates
have been arranged: Nov. IA, Theo-
| dore Thomas orchestra, Frederick
| Stock, conductor, soloist. Signor K.
Tramonti. harpist; Jan. 81, New York
Symphony, Walter Damrosch, conduc-
tor. soloist, George Barrere, f1autist
Feb 2, Boston Symphony. Max Fielder
conductor. soloist. Herr Witek. vlo-
linist, and new concertmeister of the
orchestra who for years filled a SINH
lam position in the Berlin Philhar-
monte orchestra; Feb. 20, Theodore
Thomas orchestra in a Wagner pro-
gram March 81, Pittsburg Symphony.
Carl Bernthaler, conductor, soloists,
Nine. Jeanne Jomelli. soprano, Mile.
! De Lone. harpist and Frederick Van
.Amburg, clarinetist. A feature OF the
latter concert will be a fantasia for
orchestra. harp and clarinet. Mr.. Van
Amburg belongs to the well-known
Van Amburg family of Detroit must
clans. The Pittsburg orchestra has
been recognized under the conduc-
torship of its former concermeister,
Carl Bernthaler. and Pittsburg must
cal philanthropists have given sub
scriptions that will insure the con-
tinuance of the organization which
has been such a credit to that city.
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Elvin Singer will give the second OF
his annual series of soiree musicaies,
Wednesday evening. June 30, in his
sutdio in the Gladwin building. The
program will be devoted entirely to
Songs of Springtime." as follows:
The Star and rhe Flower (DHarde-
lett, Elvin Singer The Moonlight, the
Rose and You" (Schmid), Edna Cou
sins; THE Roses In My Garden"
(D'Hardelot), Harold J. Teifer, OF