The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-02
MUSIC


Il their New York and Philadel-
brethren that the leading tenor
80 Chicago Grand Opera company,
l Zerola. is u real and dangerous
of Caruso. They declare that
the only voice which equals
luso's. and some 80 even further
call him the equal OF Tamagno,
greatest OF all heroic tenors.
ierola. entirely unknown in Ameri.
came TO New York last year with
Ualian Grand Opera company, an
client organization with many
hers OF first rank, but with insuf.
INIT backing. Zerola was the stan
the opening performance and Os
Hammerstein was on hand Ia
al him After Zerolas first aria,
lmerstein left his seat in the
ence and went back to the
le. which he did not leave until
,lr the performance anu then II
d, q arm In arm with Zerola. Ham
.rstein by paying an indemnity to
he Italian company and large
Guarantee TO Zerola. secured his re-
lease and his signature to Ham
imerstein contract before two o'clock
that morning.
An interesting program has been
prepared by Conductor Walter Dam
rosch, of the New York symphony
orchestra. for the concert OF that o.
Ranization in the Light Guard armory,
Saturday evening, Jan. u, III the De
.oit Orchestral association series.
oldmarks Rustic Wedding SYM
,,hony will open the program, With
tn following numbers included:
sy uphOnic poem Francois Nillon'
w illiam Wailace) dances from Up
ie mia in Aulis" (GlucD, In the
Spinning Room" (DvoralD, Dance OF
the Jugeers' from Jeanne dare
(Tschaikowsky) and flute solos by
NJ. Barrere. who made such Il favor
able impression last year. y. j.
Key will give a lecture on the num-
h. to be played Thursday evening,
ia. 10. in the Museum OF Art audi
forum. The sale Of seats for the
co cert will open Thursday morning,
Jan 10, in Grinnell's.
7 fourth morning concert for
llnembers OF the Tuesday Musicale
will take place Tuesday morning.
Jan. 3, at 1890 o'clock in the Cen.
tur, building. The program will he
COZ ibuted by Miss Helen Crysler,
vic Miss Elizabeth Bennett, con.
tr -; Miss Eva Woodward Lord.
49, ,Ist; Mrs Eleanor Hazard PEG
u, soprano; Mrs. f. Nelson lIig
Miss Emma Mcdonald and Mrs.
b, Stevens in a trio FOR
4 violin and cello. The Misses
hii b Lichtenstein, Minnie b. Cald-
we'll and Harriet Ingersoll will act
as accompanies.
Musical announcements for Janu-
include the following concerts:
II, Flonzaley quartet, Hotel
hartrain; Jan. Is and 10, De
String quartet, Temple Beth FL;
o, Nine. Schumann-Heink, Light
a, armory; Jan. p, New York
-. lony orchestra, Light Guard
y; Jan. %, Russian dancers,
Anna Paylowa and Mikail
lin and large orchestra. Garrick
err 1t is unfortunate that these
ctions all come within one week
the rest of the month offers
1g In the way OF music. Such
lthora usually results in small
lance at the individual attrac-
-
Detroit Ladies' Irish Choral
7, under the direction of Prof
APPEL, enters its second term OF
in notation and sight singing,
day evening. Jan. 5, in st.
:, ius' school hall The choral So
= after preliminary drilling by
- APPEL, will take up the singing
-, h music.
US, Granville i. Filler. will give a
ecital in Sarnia, Ont. We'd
81 Jan. 4, under the auspices or
lesday Morning club, of that
80
Lidner Marneck, editor of the
s,che Hausfrau. OF Milwaukee
will give lecture recital, in
IN, in the Michigan Conserva-
of Music, Friday evening, Jan.
The subject will be "Goethe's
r." and Frau Marneck will re-
several OF the great Germans
C..