The Detroit times., 1911-05-13

the evening previous TO the departure
the university authorities and the
citizens OF Copenhagen gave q fare
we'll concert and demonstration In
their honor With the choir on the
American visit as soloist Is Denmark g
greatest male singer. Hedge Nissen
the bass-baritone. OF the Royal opera
and the Danish royal court singer. The
programs OF the Danish singers Am
erican concert will be made up OF Dan.
ish, Swedish and English compositions,
including native folk songs. The pub.
lie sale OF seats for the Detroit con
cert will open Monday morning May
20. In Grinnells, but advance orders
for seats from individuals or organ.
izations, may be sent at any time to
Mr.. CollYer, care OF Grinnell Bros.
The closing concert of the Har-
monte society season will take place
Monday evening, in Harmonic hall.
The program will be given by the
various choral organizations of the
society and Mrs. Lorene Rogers
Wells. OF New York. Dancing Will
follow
Miss Katherine Reynolds, soprano,
assisted by Miss Ella Birdsall, cello:
Miss Florence Birdsall, violin, and
Miss Marguerite Mannebach, pianist,
will give a musicale at home, Tues
day evening, in her home, No. 4S
Calvertave.
ALA ID. Zuidema, will give free
organ recital, under the auspices of
the Michigan chapter of the Amer!
can Guild of Organists, in the Jeffer-
son-ave. Presbyterian church, Thurs.
day evening, May Is. Miss Lillian
Massnick, soprano. will assist.
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An event of unusual interest to the
musical public will be the recital to
be given by Nine. Elsa Ruegger's
cello and ensemble pupils in the Gan
apol School of Musical Art, Thursday
afternoon, May 16, at 4 o'clock. The
following will be presented in solo
and ensemble work: Miss Eva OF
ten, Miss Emma Mcdonald, Messrs.
Jacob Holskin, Walter Boynton and
Chauncey Goodrich, 'cellists; Miss
Faye Porter, violinist, Miss Florence
Hascall and Miss May Z. Preston,
pianists. Invitations for the recital
may be secured at the school.
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An interested audience listened TO
the piano recital given by Miss Ger
trude Florence Klark, 11-year-old
pupil of Miss c. Edith Hicks, In the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music hall,
Friday evening, May s. Little Miss
Klark played with the ease and con-
fdence of a much older person. Her
program contained selections from
Rubinstein, Mozart, Newland, Bohm,
Brown, Poldini and Won Weber. The
Trio" for piano, violin and cello,
was especially pleasing, with Hargo
Tischbein, violin, and Otto Him.,
cello, assisting. Mrs. George Cowles,
soprano, sang several songs, with
Mas Minnie Baker, as accompanied.
Miss Elizabeth Robins, a piano pupil
Of Edwin Hughes, will give a recital
in Ganapol hall, Friday evening, May
10, presenting the following program:
Senate, No. 2 (Beethoven); Nocturne
in B fiat John Field; Clique in @
major (Bach) Three Preludes (Chop-
in): Papillons (Schumann); CANON
eta edward SchuetD Etude in
sharp "a. Arensky); die Loreley''
(Liszt); Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 8
(IIszt). In the concert training
class. Friday evening, the following
participated: Alvin Tucker, baritone;
Miss Eva Often and Walter Boynton
'ceilists; Miss Ada L. Gordon, Miss
linda Lichtenstein, Miss May E.
Preston and Miss Florence Hascall
piauists: Miss Faye l.. Porter
violinist, and Miss Marian Hone, so
prano. gave q program before the
Girls club OF the Jewish Institute
Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence N. Fisher, pianist
pupil OF Miss Elizabeth Johnson, OF