The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
MUSIC

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The students chorus OF so selected
members from the celebrated Uni
versity of Copenhagen Choral society,
which will begin a three weeks con-
cert tour of the United States next
week, arrived, In New York Thursday,
and were banqueted by the New York
Press club, the same evening. This
famous organization will give one con-
cert In Detroit. Friday evening. June
2, In the Garrick theater. Immediate
ly after their arrival and banquet in
New York, the party proceeded to
Washington, where greetings were
conveyed TO President Taft from King
Frederic of Denmark and Grown
Prince Christian. The students were
the guests OF honor, Friday evening,
at a garden party rendered by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft The students will
give the following program In Detroit,
under the baton OF Herr s. Levysohn.
who has been conductor of the Royal
opera in Copenhagen for 20 years:
Der er ct yndight Land" Danish ma
tional song, (H. E. Kroyer); Students
song, e. p. e. Hartmann); Agnete and
the Norman, Danish folk song; A Ola,
Ola, soloist: Olaf Holboll. tenor, Nor
wegian folk song Dams ropte Felen,
Up. Heise); Bjrneborgarnes march,
Finnish national seng,- 1T. Paeiusl;
Hunters chorus of "Syvsoverdag,' q.
p. E. Hartmann); Serenade (Korn-
modsglansen); quartet, Up. K. LANCE
Muller); Jenny l Rugen, Up. He'll
muth); Den store hvide Flok, soloist:
Hedge Nissen, BARTON, Edward
Grieg); Ito Osterland," Swedish folk
song; Olaf Trygvason, (Refssigert;T
Dance song. Jutlandish folk lore;
THE Dane patriotic song, Zeal Neil
SEM Information regarding the De-
troit engagement may be had from
Burton Collver. care of Grinnell Bros.
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Miss Grace Pickert, piano pupil of
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, OF the Detroit
Conservatory of Music. gave a gradu-
ating recital Tuesday evening, In the
conservatory hall, assisted by Miss
Leete, soprano, and Miss Minnie Cald-
well, accompanist. The following pu-
pills took part in the Wednesday az
ternoon concert: Miss Bertha Hans
bury. Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss Alice
Ferris, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss
Minnie fuller and Spencer Heeney.
l.. l.. Renwick had direction OF the
concert and concluded the program.
Miss Florence Brown, piano pupil OF
F. L. York, gave a graduating recital
Friday evening, assisted by Miss Min
ME NJ. fuller. soprano. Miss Helen
Iassaline. Sandwich, Ont, piano pu-
pil OF Mr.. c. York, will give gradu-
ating recital Monday evening, In st
Mary's academy, Windsor. Ont. She
will be assisted by Adolph Berigneul,
tenor. Pupils Of Mrs Minnie B. Cald-
ming, in the conservatory hall. Miss
Nellie Mcconnell, piano pupil of Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, will give gradu-
ating recital Tuesday evening, assist
ed by Miss Elizabeth Moore. soprano;
ii. A. Milliken, violin; Miss Emma
Mcdonald, cello. and Miss Mabel
Guess, accompanied. Miss Maybelle
Eldred Romeo, Mich, soprano pupil
OF Marshall Pease. will give a gradu-
ating recital Wednesday evening. Mrs.
H. Newman Smith. piano pupil of Mr..
York, will give graduating recital
Thursday evening. assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano. Miss Gladys
Mendelssohn, piano pupil OF Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, will give gradu-
ating recital Friday evening, assisted
by Miss Elizabeth Moore, soprano; III.
A. Milliken, first violin; Miss Kath-
leen Lovett, second violin; Herbert
K. Wilkinson, viola; Miss Emma Be-
Donald, cello, and Miss Marjorie Gle
land. accompanist. The senior pupils
Of the conservatory will give a concert
Saturday evening.
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Fred l. Fraser, tenor soloist OF the
First Congregational church, during
the offertory, Sunday morning. will
sing for the first time, q sacred song
recently composed by w. f. Dulmage,
of Detroit, entitled The Golden City"
Mr., Dulmage is In the employ of Grin
nell Bros. The song Is similar to the
always popular THE Holy City, and
is said to be unusually meritorius.
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The thirteenth free organ recital in
the series of the Michigan chapter OF
the American Guild OF Qrganlsts will
be given by L. L. Renwick. Monday
evening, In the North woodward Con-
EDUCATIONAL church Mr.. Renwick will
repeat the program of compositions of
Alexandra Guilmant that he played
recently at the Ann Arbor May festi-
val He will be assisted by Mrs. G. l.
Lamborn, soprano. The public Is in
vited.