The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
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Mas Winnie Wslx has reopened her
studio In the Van Husan building. \
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Mis- Hattie Groneman has opened
her piano classes for the season In
her new studio in the valpey building.
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MIS-. N. J. Corey has resumed her
vocal work for tho season In her homo
studtes. No. 80 Woodward Terrace.
All OF the departments OF the De-
troll College OF Music are now In
working order for the season, with
. large enrolment OF pupils.
The subscription plan OF seats Tor
the series Of concerts TO be given In
the Hotel Pontchartrain convention
hall Will be opened "Wednesday, Sep
tember 2S, In Grinnell brothers. Sub
Gcribers have first choice OF seats, AFT
o. which the general public sale Will
open. Nine. Johanna Gadski will open
the series, Tuesday evening. Octo-
Der IL.
The HENDERSON, Club extends q
cordiai welcome to men who sing TO
join the chorus now being reorgan-
ICED for the senson, the frst rehearsal
10 take place Mvudsy evening, Octo-
Der 3. at No. 1914 Jefferson avenue.
There are several vacancies among
the second tenors and bassos. April.
cations for membership may be made
to the director, DR.. G.. Il. Marshall.
No. $50 Helen avenue, East 297, or al
the hall at the opening rehearsal. The
club IL q well-established organiza-
tion and will shortly erect fine club
house.
The quartet portions Of Gounod's
"Mors ct Vita" will be the Offering OF
the Fort Street Presbyterian quartet
choir for the first evening musical
Service Of the season In that church,
Sunday evening, September rs. These
special musical services are held once
month, on the last Sunday In tho
month. N. J. Corey. the organist,
Will resume his free organ recitals In
the church Monday evening. Septem-
Der rs. These organ recitals are
given through the season on the last
Monday evening OF the month.
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Tho September Studio 10 q particu-
6hrly bright and newsy number. with
several excellent illustrations and
portraits. A reproduction of the
memorial to the late Frederick II.
Pease, from the members of the
Music Teachers association 10 q fea-
ture. Editor Sidney N. Lagatree. has
the leading article on Success in
music teaching" In which he offers
Zane and sensible suggestions to the
music teacher. The various depart
ments OF the magazine are filled with
interesting matter. The Studio Is q
magazine that makes an appeal to
the general reader as well az to the
musician.
Announcement Is made OF q series
|of Sunday afternoon concerts In the
Garrick theater by distinguished ar
lists, beginning Sunday afternoon. Oc-
tober 16. with Nine. Liza Lehman
and her concert company, in a pro-
gram similar to that which she gave
10 delightfully."- last year In the SAME
|theater. Nine. Frances Aida. soprano
OF the Metropolitan grand opera COLI
|pany, who has not been heard In De.
|troit before, will give q song recital
October %; George Hamlin, the we'll
known tenor, will be heard in song
recital, October 80; Alexander Heinc-
mann Of Berlin, leider and dram.
attic interpreter similar to DR.. Wuflner,
who comes to America for the first
thine this season, November Is; David
|Blspham, always a favorite, Novem-
Der 20; Nine. Marcella Sembrich, No
|vember AZ; Jaroslav Kocian, the IA
nous Bohemian violinist, who has not
visited America In several years, De
cember IL. These artists and dates
have been definitely settled. with 9TH
ers to follow. Applications for seats
may be made at any time to the Gar
rick theatsr box ONCE.
when st. pauis Episcopal cathedral
opens at Christmas time IL is the de-
sire Of the Rev. 8. s: Marquis, dean
| Of the cathedral. to have as good
choir as can be secured to sing the
beautiful Christmas music. and TO this
end Director Arthur Russell will bend
every EFFORT this fall to the selection
and training OF voices. The choir will
be an adult one OF mixed voices. with
q quartet Of soloists, and II is hoped
TO swell It's numbers to nifty voices.
The personnel OF the quartet follows:
Miss Elizabeth Moore, soprano; Mrs.
Victor Duncan, contralto; William
SOuusou, tchus uuu Aituui ItuooOh,
basso. Mrs. Duncan will come to De-
troit October /, from Grand Rapids.
where, for o number Of years, she has
been soloist In the Fountain Street
Baptist church, and well known In
musical circles. Charles Frederick
Morse will plsy the organ, which In
strument was h old st. Paul's church.
at Congress and Shelby streets, but
has been entirely rebuilt by the Noel
Ter Company, OF Hagerstown, Md. Mr..
Russell was director Of the Old st.
Joseph's church when DR.. Marquis
was rector, and IL considered one Of
the most efficient choir directors In
the city. Applications from men and
woman for st. Paul's choir may be
made to him at aay time, as the choir
sings at all services now being held
In the chapel.
Now is the time for local music
lovers to turn In their subscriptions
to the two organizations which mean
90 much to the advancement OF
music In Detroit-the Detroit Orches-
trail association and the Detroit
String quartet. Both stand for the
best there 10 In orchestral and cham
Der music. Both must have general
public support, as we'll as their list
Of pledged guarantors, and, with both
Offering 20 much for so small an out
lay OF money, II would seem that NO