The Detroit times., 1911-01-14

90 mOntcidlraVe. FOLLOWING the re-
cital an informal reception was given
Miss Clara George has been engag-
ed as contralto soloist and director
OF the Mary Palmer M. e. church.
N. J. Corey will give talk In the
Art Museum. next Thursday even |
ing. on the program numbers to be
played by the New York Symphony
orchestra IN the Light Guard armory. |
Saturday evening. Jan. 81. There Is
no admission fee to the lecture.
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The following pupils OF the Detroit !
Conservatory of Music gave well |
arranged Chopin recital, Wednesday |
afternoon. in the conservatory hall:
Miss Mildred Peters, Flat Rock,
Mich; Miss Hazel Patrick, Mrs. L.
@. Lamborn, Miss Belle Mclean, Mics
Georgia Barton. Milford, Mich. and
Miss Bertha Hansbury.
Miss Bertha Hansbury. of this city,
who has appeared as a concert
pianiste during the past two years.
scored a big success on her recent
tour south. She IL pupil of Miss
Johnson. of the Detroit Conservatory
VI Music anu foui ooiunthh1o1 VI
Berlin.
Frank Bradley will give an organ
recital In the Church OF the Messiah,
Monday evening. Jan. %. at 8 o'clock,
In the course planned by the Michi-
gan chapter OF the American Guild OF
Organists. The last recital was given
Monday evening. Jan. 8, In st. Mat
thew's German Evangelical church, by
Paul Koch. An unusually pleasing pro-
gram was added to, In artistic worth.
by the charm and finish Of the sing
ing of Mrs. 4. w. Haass.
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| A week OF concerts will be brought
to close Saturday evening, Jan. FL.
when the New York Symphony or
chestra, of IS players, under Conduc-
tractive program In the Light Guard
clude: Rustic Wedding symphony OF
! Goldmark; dance suite from "Iphi-
| genia in Aulis," by Gluck; In the
Spinning Room" by Dvorak, and
| Tschaikowsky's Dance Of the Jug
giers." from Jeanne dare" The so
Ioist OF the concert will be Georges
L
certo for flute by Chaminnde. The
sale OF seats will open In Grinnelfs,
Thursday morning, Jan. 10.
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The fifth morning concert for mem
bers of the Tuesday Musicale will be
given in the Century building. Tues
day morning, Jan. II. at 10:30 o'clock.
The program will be devoted to works
from tie Russian composers. Rachi-
manof, Rubenstein, Arensky and
Tschaikowsky. Those taking part IN
clude: Mrs. Martha Holly Weist
Miss Louis Dawson. Miss Etlas Birds
all, Mrs. Mary III. Christie, Mrs. M d.
Bentley, Mrs. George Palmer Mrs.
Louise Unsworth Cragg, Mrs. Boris n
Ganapol and Mrs. Edwin 3. Sheriff.
The FlonzaIey quartet, one OF the
finest organizations of its kind In the
musical world, will appear In the
Hotel Pontchartrain, Tuesday eve
ping. presenting the following pro-
gram. commencing at $3.50 o'clock:
Quartet In @ minor (Haydn): Adagio
from quartet moor; "Italiensche
Serenade" (woolf); Chaconne for
violin and cello (Handel-P ochon)
andante cantsbile (Mozar); scherzo
from quartet (DohanyD. The sale OF
seats will open In. Grinnell's, Monday
morning.
The third group of concerts of the
season of the Detroit String quartet
will be given In Temple Beth Ell,
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
evening, Jan. Is and 10. This organ
ization will have the assistance OF
Miss Helena Lewyn, a young pianist.
at present making tour OF America,
after several years of study and con-
cert work In Europe. Miss Lewyn
will play the plano score In the quin-
tet In A major, by Dvorak. which VIII
close the program. Haydn's quartet
No. 4 will be the opening number. Miss
Lewyn will play group OF piano So
los, giving Chopin's Ballade In G..
minor. Schubert-Liszt's Gretchen at
the Spinning Wheel" and the We'd
ding March and Elves dance from
Memberships Midsummer Nights
Dream. These two concerts will be
open to the general public as well as
the season Subscribers, and seats will
be placed on sale. Monday morning.
In Grinnell's.
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The Detroit Teachers association,
under whose auspices Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink will appear In the Light
| Guard armory, Friday evening, Jan.
20, has invited Governor Chase 8. Os-
born and his family to be the guests
OF the association at the concert. An
invitation has also been given Mayor
William b. Thompson to occupy box.
The sale of seats for the concert Will
open In Grinnell's Monday morning,
Jan. l6. Nine. Schumann-Heink's
program will include: Song cycle
His Image" "He OF all the noblest,"
81 cannot, dare not believe H." Thou
ring rl,ou my fnsei," "Brid.l day"
Tears OF happiness" Loves delight"
"Forsaken," Schumann; When / am
dead. my dcarest,' Chadwick:
Light" Marion K. Bauer); Cry of
Rachel" On. Y. Salter); "Child's
prayer" Harold; mach mich Selig
mein Jesu," with organ accompani-
ment, &C. Won Gersdorff) "Agnus
DEL" organ and violin accompaniment.
George Bizet). Mrs. Katherine Hof-
mann will play Nine. Heinks accom-
paniments, and the organ and violin
obligatos will be played by Richard
Reyes Biggs and Edmund Lichten-
| stein