The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

conditions.
Get IL today In usual liquid form or
choeolated tablets called sar-atnbs.
Lenzer" (sinding), (b) "Abschied der
Noger lHildach). Miss Johnson and
letto (verdD, Miss Johnson" Entendez-
yous." drinking song. cold French,
Chant d'Exir' lvidaD, two old Cana;
s sae sSaFS ana pe Tne Nisht hs Mr
Rowland; duet. LA Ci Dareuc" from
Don Giovanni" lMozarD, Miss john,
son ana Mr.. Rowland; "solvets's Lied
Springs Awakening" tHawley). Miss
la) From the Land OF the SKY Blue
Water" tbl The White Dawn u steal
Flute" (d) "The Moon Drops Low.
Mr. Rowland; THE Rose OF Love
lCowen). Miss Johnson and Mr.. How
land
Friday afternoon Grinnell Bros.
gave the second popular concert, in
the auditorium of the Grinnell build
ing, No. 245 Woodward-ave., to
large audience. The most interesting
feature OF the concert was the auxeto-
phone records OF Geraldine Farrar
The use of the pianola In ensemble
work is also a feature OF these con-
certs. The special soloists were: Mrs.
Sarah NAPLES McMullen, violin; Hen
ry Riley Fuller. organ and accompanl-
ments; Albert Raymond Saunders,
pianola; Walter w. Caddeli, baritone;
Thomas G. Higgins, piano. No pains
have been spared to make next Fri
days program more varied and inter
esting than usual. The special SOLO
lists will be: Miss Theodosia Ed
ridge, violin; Miss Emma Mcdonald.
violoncello: Henry Riley Fuller, or
gan and accompaniments; Albert Ray
mond Saunders, pianola; Enrico Car
uso, by means OF the auxetophone.
tenor No cards OF admission are re-
quired and the public is invited.
In ST. Mary Episcopal church,
Eliot and Beaubien-sts., Sunday even
ing at 1880 O'clock the following spe-
cial musical program will be given;
Organ prelude, Pilgrims Chorus"
from "Tannhauser" (Wagner), Alan
p. Gilbert: professional, Onward
Christian Soldiers; opening prayers;
organ, Festival Fantasia" First
Movement Oh. .Tul. Tschirch), Mr.
Gilbert; anthem, Sing oh Heavens"
,Simper); baritone solo. Fear Ye
Not. oh Israel (Buck). DR.. White
man; violin solo, Largo, from
: Xerxes" (HandeD, and 'Madrigaf'
(Simonell), Master Gordon Marsh;
organ (a). ITO Wild Rose" Mac
DowelD, (b), Andante from the sym
rhony From the New World
tDvorak), (c), "hllegretto Grazioso'
.Tours), Mr. Gilbert; soprano solo.
The Publican" (yandewater), Mrs.
Morn Hath PasEed Away" Wood
ward; address, the Rev. John McCar-
roll; offertory: soprano solo. Not, as
am, Oh Lord (MascheronD. Mrs. J..
II Ramaley. violin obligato by Master
Marsh: organ, Bridal Song" from
Wedding Music" (Jensen); duet.
How Sweet the Name of Jesus
Sounds Mrs. Ramaley and Mrs.
Teunis: anthem, The Lord is Exalt-
ed" (West); occasional, "On Our
Way Rejoicing" organ postlude.
War March of Priests" from "Athal-
IL" (Mendelssohn).
The lovers of Wagner will have a
veritable feast spread before them,
Wednesday evening, Feb. %, in the
Light Guard armory, when the Theo-
dore Thomas Symphony orchestra,
will play an entire program from the
music dramas of the great composer.
This will be the fourth concert, in
the series OF the Detroit Orchestral
association. Conductor Frederick
Stock will bring his full orchestra as
the scores to be played require many
more men and instruments that Is
usually necessary for a symphony
program. The concert to begin
promptly at S:15 o'clock, will present
the following program: Overture to
The Flying Dutchman;' prelude To
"Lohengrin; Magic Fire Scene and
Ride of the Valkyries from Die Wal
kure;" Forest Bird scene from "Sieg-
fried" Siegfried's Rhine Journey
from "Gotterdammerung;" "Traume:"
the Vorspiel, Tristans Vision, Arrival
of the Ship and Isolde's Death scene,
from the third act OF Tristan und
ISOLDE" Procession OF Knights Of the
Holy Grail and Good Friday Spell
music from "Parsifal overture to
die Meistersingers.' Such a program
Is enough to stir the blood OF the
most phlegmatic. That 1t has arouse
the keenest interest among the music
lovers of the city is evidenced In the
requests TO Secretary n. j. Corey COR
seats. The reserved seat plan 10 the
public will open Monday morning, in
Grinnel's.
The choir of the First Congregation
al church will give service of song,
Sunday evening, with the assistance
OF Luigi Motto, cellist The choir
will give three anthems composed by
the organist and choirmaster, j. Tru-
man Wolcott, among them the one
recently written for-the installations
of the present pastor, the Rev. j..
Percival Huget. How Beautiful Upon
the Mountains" Mr.. Bartels will sing
Mr.. Wolcott's baritone song, Thy
VIII BE Done" with cello obligato, and
Mr.. Motto will play a new compost
ton for cello and organ entitled
Meditation" Mr.. Fraser will sing
Faure's "Sancta Maria" with cello
obligato, and Miss de Muth the solo
with the chorus Seek Ye the Lord