The Detroit times., 1911-10-30
MUSIC

An attractive program has been ar
ranged by Harold Frankensteen for
the opening concert of the season OF
the German Statesmen association, In
their hall. Tuesday evening, Oct 81.
The Mormon choirs, concert in this
city was the third i'm the tour The
organization will continue eastward
and will sing i'm the American Land
Irrigation congress. TO, be held IN
Madison squire Garden, New York,
Nov. S-12.
A program was given, Friday even
ing. by pupils from the piano class OF
Miss May T.. Porter, In her studio,
No. 1856 Avery-aye. The following
pupils took part: Miss Amy Scoville.
Ralph Calder, Gaylord Hubert and
Irving Beckwith. Miss Porter as
sisted
The first concert OF the Orpheus
club will be given in the Church or
Oar Father, Friday evening Nov g.,
An conjunction with the CroXton quar-
tet. of New York. The latter comes
10 Detroit 10 give a concert, Thurs
day evening, for the Michigan Teach
ers' association convention TO be held
in the Wayne Gardens.
The song cycle by Charles Wake
field Cadman The Morning of the
Year" will be given for the first time
in Detroit, Tuesday evening, in the
Cass-ave Methodist church by the
following quartet: Mrs. Roy Little
field. soprano. Mrs Walter w. Fox,
contraltO Marshall Pease, tenor;
william Lerchen. baritone Miss Min
mic Caldwell will play the accompani-
ment.
Harmonic society will give a con-
cert and informal dancing party, in
Harmonic hall, Monday evening, open
ing the seasons social festivities.
The concert program, under the di-
rec ton OF Herman Brueckner will
present Mrs. Bessie Booth Dodge, So
prano; Miss Viola Geist. contralto;
Cyrus Warren, baritone and Martin
Dettling. basso. Miss Gertrude Heinze
will play the accompaniments. Dane
inE will follow the concert.
STUDENTS III inc NlCDOHdlu DCIlOOl
OF Music gave a musicale Wednes-
day afternoon, in the studios, No. 573
Cass-aye. The piano numbers were
by Edith Read, Miriam Huget, Dora
Ford Godfrey Parker, Helen Deck
er and Margaret Orr; Edmund Fox
and Verne Smith played a duo for
two violins, by Haydn, and Valeria
Sherrard. Miss Charlotte Mcdonald
and Roy Hasseler, trio for piano,
violin and cello. Francis A. May
hew is the new head OF the piano de-
partment of the school
The first OF series of quick hour
organs recitals will be given I'm the
North Baptist church. Monday even
ing. Oct 30. by Prof Abram Ray
Tyler, the organist of the church and
of Temple Bethel Ell Mr.. Tyler will
preface his playing with brief out
line of the nature of the compositions
to be played The program will be-
gin at O'Clock, as follows fuvuca-
ton improvisation; prelude and fugue
i'm G. minor (Bach) sonata in + fiat
(Horatio w. Parker); Anfiantc
(Thomas) and Toccata (Dubois)
Benediction improvisation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eddy, the
former, the well-known organ virtuoso
and the latter concert singer OF
note, will give two joint recitals, in
the North Baptist church. Friday
evening. Nov. 3. and Saturday after
noon, Nov A. The program for Fri
day evening will be as follows
Festival prelude and flgue on "Old
Hundred" (Clarence Eddy; Evening
Song" new edward Bairstow) al
legro Militaire,' new civilian VOL.
stenholme). Mr. Eddy; aria from
Samson ct Della (Saint-Saens)
Mrs, Eddy; "Aubade" new (Bernard
Johnson "Finlandia" Jean Sibel
ms): arranged for the organ by II A
Fricker. Mr. Eddy, overture ia
"Euryanthe" won Weber,, arranged
by Samuel r. Warren; romance In G.
nau, (Erederick MaxSonl. COMFORT