The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
MUSIC

Harry Fisher. a pupil OF Harry
Heard, has been engaged as tenor
sololst OF the Brewster Congregation
Al church.
During the Detroit engagement or
rThe Pink Lady," IN the Detroit opera
house a week ago. Miss Alma Francis
The tdainty little Angelo OF the cast,
coached daily with William LAWN.
Mrs. Arthur Griffin, contralto, and
Arthur Dayey, tenor, have been chos-
pn 10 I'll the vacancies in the Cass-
ave Methodist church quartet The
,ther members are Miss Irene Wilde
soprano. and Roy E. Narcotic, bari
tone. Miss Elizabeth Caldwell is or
ganist and director.
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The only piano recital in which Ed
win Hughes. of the Ganapol School
OF Musical Art, will appear this sea
son, will take place in Ganapol hall,
Thursday evening, Nov. %. Mr..
Hughes will present a most interest
INK program and one which is sure
to attract all lovers of piano music.
Il should prove especially attractive
10 students. The numbers 70 be given
BY Mr.. Hughes include Beethovens
Sonata No 3. Schuman's Symphonic
Etudes; chopin's Nocturne in r.
major, Valse in ID fiat major and
ECherzo In b minor; LISTS Canson-
etta del Salvador Rosa, Ecolgue and
Mephisto Walker.
The following pupils presented the
program in the training class of the
Ganapol School of Musical Art, We'd
nesday afternoon; Misses Ruth Frank.
lin. Dorothy and HGtense Krolik,
Harriet Devoe, Lucy Beall Adeline
Meier and Sylvia Simons. The next
I class will be held Thursday evening,
Nov. 16, in Ganapol hall. The follow
Ing pupils from the classes OF Mr..
Ganapol, Mrs Ganapol and Edwin
Hughes will present the program:
Mss Dorothy Rauth, Miss Olive Ray
nCr, Miss Lorraine Gaissen, Alvin
Tucker. Miss Lillian Gordon, Miss
Gladys Springett and Miss Sylvia ST.
mons.
The sixteenth free organ recital in
the series OF the michigan chapter OF
the American Guild of Organists will
be given Monday evening, Nov. 49, in
the FOREST Presbyterian church by
N. J. Corey. Mr.. Corey will play the
following program: Prelude (Bach)
Sonata I'm c minor (Thayer); air and
variations from Sonata in A minor
(N,hitinxl: Gayotte and Sarabande
(Saint-Saens): Bourree CPosnanskD:
Nocturne (Faulkes); Scene 0rientale
(Kroeger) "Finlandia" (Sibleius).
4 Mr.. Corey will be assisted by Miss
Electra Won Dolcke, who will sing
Elfzabeths prayer from "Tannhauser"
the Habanera from Carmen" and
Strauss "Allerseelen."
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A graduating program OF unusual
interest was given Thursday even
ing by Miss Georgia Barton. OF the
Detroit Conservatory of Music, pu-
pill of Miss Caldwell. Mrs. Walter
FIX, contralto, sang group OF three
short songs and recitative and
aria from Goring Thomas "Nadesh-
da," my Heart Is Weary" Miss
Caldwell played orchestral accompan-
iments for Miss Barton on a second
piano. The Chopin program given by
pupils. and members of the faculty
under the direction OF Elizabeth
Johnson. Wednesday afternoon. was
vry well received. Llewellyn Renwick
will have charge OF the program We'd
nesday afternoon, Nov. Is, which will
be devoted entirely TO compositions
ny Schuiaann. The younger pupils
OF the conservatory gave a varied
and highly creditable program
saturday afternoon Miss L. A.
Darling gave an interesting recital
Ia the Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian
chapel, Thursday evening, OF Charles
klein's well-known play The Lion
and the Mouse" She was assisted by
Mrs. Richard Harfst The program
was repeated Friday evening in
Armada. Mich.
The first group OF concerts OF the
Detroit String Quartet will be given
In Temple Beth FL, Tuesday evening.
Nov. IA, at SIS O'Clock and Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. Is. at 2:45 o'clock,
with Miss Myrtle Elvyn. a well-known
concert pianist, as soloist and assist
Ing artist. The policy of the
management OF the quartet has been
entirely changed from that followed
during the first three years of it's ex-
Silence. Instead of having the first
concert in each month a matinee a
change has been made to evening
frst and matinee following: also, the
programs for the two concerts will be
quite different instead OF repetition.
rs formerly. The opening OF the pres.
ent season will find a new artist at
the second violin desk in Georges