The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-02


i promises to be a decided acquisition
to the organization. The first group
OF concerts will be given Tuesday
evening. Nov. IA. and Wednesday ar.
ternoon, Nov. 10, In Temple Beth FL.
The historical sonata recitals"
given In the Ganapol School of Musi-
cal Art, last season, proved so sue
cessful that the directorate of the
school has decided to enlarge on the
plan for the coming season, and three
chamber music recitals will be added
| to the programs, which will include
not only sonatas but trios, and other
works for strings. The general scheme
| for the season also includes four fac
ulty concerts, three to be by individ-
ual artists and the fourth a miscel-
laneous program introducing q num-
Der OF the artists connected with the
school, among them Nine. Elsa Rueg-
| ger, Edwin Hughes, Edmond Lichten-
stein, Mrs. Boris L. Ganapol, Henri
MATHEWS, Abram Ray Tyler and Boris
L. Ganapol.
Miss Gertrude Rennyson, who will
open the Sunday afternoon series OF
concerts In the Garrick theater. Sun
day afternoon, Oct. 15. has the dis
tinction Of being the first American
singer, after Nine. Lillian Nordica. to
sing Elsa In "Lohengrin" In the Bey-
reuth festpiel Miss Rennyson has
sung with success in all of the big
opera houses of Europe since she left
America FIVE years ago, and was q
guest singer during the past summer
In Beyreuth. This young and attrac-
| tive American girl has many warm
| friends In Detroit, where she became
| well known and a social favorite dur
| ing the various visits Of the Savage
English Grand Opera company, OF
/ which she was leading soprano, sew
eral years ago.
David Bispham, who will give a
song recital In the Century building
under the auspices of the Twentieth
Century club, Monday evening, Oct.
Is, has prepared program, not one
| number OF which he has given In De-
/ troit previously. The numbers fol-
low: Hear Me! Ye Winds and
Waves" (HandeD; II Attempt From
| Loyesickness to Fly" (PurcelD;
when Two That Love Are Parted"
/ (Secchi): I'm a Roamer," (Mendels-
| sohn): "The Evening Star" (Wag-
| ner): when / was Page" (VerdD:
"The Monotone" (Cornelius); "Cae-
| ellie" (Strauss); How Do Love
Theeg" (Mrs. Browning. Harriet
Ware: "Calm Be Thy Sleep" tom
Moore), (I-ouis ElbeD: THE Seas
Wooing," Carmen Sylvia), CDR. N. j.
Elsenheimer): THE Song OF the
shirt" (Tom Hood, (Sidney Homer;
recitation to music, Elaine" (Tenny-
SOM. ada wiegel Powers). Harry
M. Gilbert. who will be Mr.. Bispham's
accompanlst this season, will give two
piano numbers.
The Mormon Tabernacle. choir OF
Salt Lake City, which is to be heard
I'm the Light Guard armory, Friday
evening, Oct. 81, will present a pro-
gram selected from the following
repertoire: Grand opera, finale TO
second act of Verdi's "Ernani;" East
err chorus from Mascaqui's "Caral-
lleria Rusticana," and the sextet
from Donizett's Lucia" Wag-
Iner's "Lohengrin" wedding march;
chorus and march from Wag-
ner's "Tannhauser;" soldiers chorus
from Faust" polonaise and chorus,
4 Life of the Gar" by Glinka, and
Gypsy Sweetheart" from Herberts
Fortune Teller Oratorio: Choruses
from THE Messiah" by Handel,
Gounod's Redemption" Rossini's
"Stabat;" Memberships "St. Paul"
and Elijah" epilogue from Sullivan's
Golden Legend" and the finale TO
Taylors Death OF Minnehaha." Part
songs for ladies and male choruses:
Knight Song" by Stephens: "Twi-
Hight" by Protheroe; Moonlight" by
Tanning; Daughter of Error" by
Bishop; Monks War Song" (maleJ,
by Parry; Invocation to Harmony"
by Stephens; "A Christmas Song by
! Stephens, Qadies). and ladies trio
from Memberships Elijah"
A charming afternoon Is promised
those who attend the musicale TO be
given In the Crosse Pointe home OF
Mrs. Frederick NJ Alger, Tuesday af-
ternoou, Oct. 3, at $3.50 o'clock for
the benefit OF the Crosse Pointe Evan.
gellcal church. The Woman's union
OF the church has the affair In charge
with Miss Bessie Gertrude Clark, No
1876 Van Dyke-ave.. as custodian OF
the tickets. The music room OF the
Alger home Is one OF the beautiful
rooms OF Its kind In the country. Mrs.
Clara Koehler-Heberlein has prepared
the program, with especial reference
TO the season Of the year as follows:
Talk on "Autumnal Moods In Music"
Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heberlein; cello
solo. Hungarian rhapsody, (Popper) !;
Miss Emma Mcdonald: songs, "Au-
tumn Gale (Grieg). and "Allerseelen"
\ (Strauss), Miss Elizabeth Moore;
plano solo, Nocturne G minor (Chop-
I'M. Mrs. Heberlein: songs, Autumn