The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-24


: There are orchestras in Europe which
are older, notably the Gewandhaus OF
Leipsic, the Philharmonic OF London,
and the Royal Court orchestra OF Ber-
lin, but with the exception Of the
Cewandhaus orchestra, these others
are occasional" gathering a few
times each season to give concerts.
The Boston Symphony nowadays gives
from los To 1l2 concerts In the seven
months that constitutes its season, and
this Is greater activity than is shown
by any similar organization In the
world. II is an unwritten law that the
orchestra shall not play two concerts
In one day. and II is very seldom that
a concert and rehearsal take place
OIL the same day. Little things like
this count nightly In the efficiency OF
an orchestra The sale OF seats for
the Detroit concert will open at Grin
nells Saturday morning Jan. 29.
The Detroit Philharmonic club will
give It's fourth concert this season at
the Church OF our Father, Tuesday
evening. Jan. %. with Mrs. Roy Ar
thur Littlefeld, soprano, assisting. An
excellent program has been arranged,
including the quartet No. 5 (Bee-
thoven) songs, (a) Der Neugierige, {"
(b) Gretchen am Spinnrade" (Schu.
bert): (a) "IntcrmeZzo" (Haldane),
tb) "Harmonika" (Razek). (c) Go
quetterle' (Stock); song cycle. THE
Life of a Rose" LIZA Lehmann)
quartet. op. SS (Godard).
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.Nncarf L., kon
Thursday evening, Miss Elizabeth
Moore, soprano; Mrs. Chas. H. Glenn
ents. contralto. and Allan p. Wallace.
baritonoe, all OF the Detroit Conserva-
tory OF Music faculty. sang several Sc
lections by Theodore J. Smith. tai.
ented composition pupil OF ALLIE d.
Zuidema, OF the conservatory.
The senior class OF the Mcdonald
School OF Music entertained the junior
class Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Clara Koehler-H eberlein will
give her next lecture in the Mcdonald
School Of Music course Friday even
ing, Jan. %. In the Central studios.
No. go Woodward-ave. Her subject
will be the program to be given By
the Boston Symphony orchestra In the
Light Guard armory Feb. /.
49,
The following pupils of the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music took part In the
regular Wednesday afternoon concert:
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Rozella Bow
er, Miss Marie Barney OF Traverse
City Miss Cecile Cloonan OF Pontiac,
IL lob
Henry.
The Detroit Symphony orchestra
will give the second concert OF their
season, Thursday evening, Feb. 3. In
the Light Guard armory Hugo kal.
SOW, director, will play a violin solo
and Miss Anna Jones, contralto, OF
Chicago, will be the outside soloist.
800
The Mcdonald School Of Music has
engaged Henry Haug and Mrs. ]. F.
McQuillen TO take charge OF their mau-
dolin, guitar and banjo classes An
orchestra for those instruments will
be formed as soon as possible.
800
Director Boris Ganapol, OF the Cana.
pol School OF Musical Art. will leave
on Wednesday for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. for the purpose Of
completing negotiations for new mem.
bers OF the faculty.
40
The following pupils OF Miss Eliza
beth Johnson. Of the Detroit Conserva-
tory OF Music gave a concert at the
conservatory hail, Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary CommcnR- Miss Mabel
Guess. Miss Edith Larrowe, Miss Mar
jorie Cleland and Miss Rozella Bower
-sA-s.
The Beecham London Symphony
orchestra Is to come TO America and
will be heard for the first time in the
Metropolitan Opera house, New York.
Easter Sunday evening, March 81
The organization will then go on tour
OF the country,
Raymond Dulitz will play a number
OF violin selections at the next regu-
lar meeting of the Detroit Credit
Mems association, Tuesday evening,
Jan. %. in the Pontchartrain.
The Detroit Conservatory of Music
announces that Allan p. Wallace, the
well-known baritone. has been added
to the vocal department of the con
servatory
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Harold Jarvis sang IN Toronto,
Brampton. Niagara Falls and Detroit
last week and next week will appear In
Saginaw. Muskegon, Ionia and Detroit.
49,
The graduation exercises of the
Michigan Conservatory OF Music will
take place in the Light Guard armory
Feb. IL.
Advanced pupils OF L. l. Renvick,