The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
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The Detroit Conservatory OF Music
orchestra will resume rehearsals,
Wednesday evening at the conserva-
tory hall.
Pupils of Harry n. Boillotat, OF the
Detroit Conservatory of Music. will
give a concert in the conservatory
hall, Thursday evening. March "a, as
sisted by Miss Marie Barney. soprano.
800
DR.. Ludwig Wullner will again be
heard I'm Detroit, arrangements having
been made for his appearance in the
Church OF Our Father, Friday evening,
April s. His program will be 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 a
piano recital. Tuesday evening, March
%, assisted by Mrs Eugene Bresler,
sopr5ho In the conservatory hall.
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A free organ recital will be given
b. N. J. Corey in the Fort-st. Presby
terrain church, Monday evening.
March 81, at o'clock The program
will he selected from the works OF
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
Scheiffier, of Jackson. will sing Senta's
ballad from the Flying Dutchman."
Organ numbers will include the over
ture TO "Rienzi." march from "Tann-
hauser," prelude to 'Lohengrin," and
dance of apprentices and professional
of the meistersingers from the "Meis
tersinger."
The sale of seats to subscribers for
the Nine SembTich concert in the
Light Guard armory, April 4. will open
for one day only at Grinnells, Monday,
March 81. The general sale OF seats
will begin Thursday, March 81. at
G-innells Nine Scmbrich is at pres
ont on a foItnight's tour as soloist
with the Boston Symphony orchestra.
This favorlte singer has given SO con
certs so lar on her present tour, and
has visited cities OF importance from
coast TO coast, having travelled up
wards OF 10000 miles. Her voice -
said TO be in prime condition and she
never sang more brilliantly. according
TO her enthusiastic admirers. The con
cert in Detroit promises to be highly
successful.
Nine. Carreno, who will be heard in
Detroit for the first time In IL years
Sunday afternoon, March q, in the
Garrick theater, is one of the few
planists before the public who can
give the piano its full significance AL
Impress by the fire and poetry of her
playing rather than by mere technique.
She has lived in her art and devoted
herself wholly to It, so that 1t has be-
come a natural utterance with her,
and technique, method and means are
lost sight OF in the presence OF the
inner meaning of the composition be-
ing played. Her first public appear
ance took place at the age OF 9 in the
Academy of Music, New York, after
which she made tour OF this country.
creating a sensation by her remark
able talent. Gottsohalk, a pupil or
Chopin. then at the height OF his fame.
heard her and taught her for the fol-
loving three years, and TO Gottschalk
she ascribes her first appreciation OF
the broad field Of classical music as
well as the success II her early years
At 10, she went &c study with Georges
Matthias in Paris and a short time
after became one OF the foremost pu-
pills of Rubinstein. under whose tute-
lage she made astounding strides ami
before she left his studio she was re-
oeived as felloy artist by the great
musicians The SAFE of seats for Nine.
Carreno's Detroit engagement is now
open at the box Office OF the theater
and at Grinnell's.