The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-16
WITH THE MUSICIANS

Mrs. Helen Wyrick Shafor, reader,
and Harold Jarvis, tenor, will give a
concert, In Trinity NJ. 4. church, Fri
day evening. Jan. 20
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A pleasing musicale was given by
pupils of Miss Minnie Well, Wedncs'
day evening, I'm her home studio. No.
$40 Montclair-ave. 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. Il. 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 a well
arranged Chopin recital, Wednesday
afternoon, in the conservatory hail:
Miss Mildred Peters, Flat Rock,
Mich; Miss Hazel Patrick, Mrs. l..
G. Lamborn, Miss Belle Mclean, Mics
Georgia Barton, Milford, Mich, and
Miss Bertha Hansbury.
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Miss Bertha Hansbury, of this city,
who has appeared as concert
pianiste during the past two years.
scored a big success on her recent
tour south. She is pupil of Miss
Johnson, of the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music and Paul Goldschmidt, CT
Berlin.
Frank Bradley will give an organ
recital in the Church of the Messiah,
Monday evening. Jan. 80, at ) 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. E. w. Haass.
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A week OF concerts will be brought
TO a close Saturday evening, Jan. Fl
when the New York Symphony or
chestra, of SO players, under Conduc-
tor Walter Danrosch, will play an at
tractive program in the Light Guard
armory. The orchestral numbers in
clude: Rustic Wedding" symphony of
Goldmark; dance suite from 'Iphi.
'genia In Aulis," by Gluck: I'm the
Spinning Room" by Dvorak, and
Tschaikowsky's Dance OF the Jug
glers," from Jeanne dare" The So
loist of the concert viii be Georges
Barrere, flutist, who will play con-
certo for flute by Chaminade. The
sale of seats will open in Grinnell's,
Thursday morning, Jan. 10.
90
The fifth morning concert for men,
bers OF the Tuesday Musicale will be
given in the Century building. Tues
day morning, Jan. II, at 1890 o'clock.
The program will be devoted to works
from tie Russian composers. Rachi-
manor, Rubenstein. Arensky and
Tschaikowsky. Those taking part m
clude: Mrs. Martha Holly Weist,
Miss Louis Dawson, Miss Ella Birds
all, Mrs. Mary III. Christie, Mrs. M. ID.
Bentley, Mrs. George Palmer. Mrs.
Louise Unsworth Cragg. Mrs. Boris l..
Ganapol and Mrs Edwin s. Sheriff.
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The Flonzaley quartet, one OF the
finest organizations of its kind IN the
musical world, will appear In the
Hotel Pontchartrain, Tuesday eve
ming. presenting the following pro-
gram, commencing at $3.50 o'clock:
Quartet in G minor (Haydn); Adagio
from quartet (Moor); "Italiensche
Serenade" (WoolD; Chaconne for
violin and cello (Handel-Pochon)
andante cantabile (MozarD; 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 FL,
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
evening. Jan. IS and 10. This organ
ization will have the assistance of
Miss Helena Lewyn, young. pianist,