The Detroit times., 1911-10-30


caprice, new Edward Krelser):
Spring Song" edward ~. Lemare)
Mr. Eddy; songs. % weine NIGHT"
trude San SoucD, Give Me the Sea"
Or. Huntington Woodman). Mrs.
Eddy: Dreams and Grand Choeur"
(Alexandre Guilmant): The Sand
man" John Carver Alden. arranged
by Mr. Eddy; Wedding March
Giuseppe Ferrata), Mr. Eddy.
The Saturday afternoon program TO
commence at 3 O'Clock will be as fol-
lows
Toccata in major (Bach), Ber-
ceIse in A major new, James H..
Rosers). Rhapsodie new. (Alfred j.
Silver, Mr. Eddy. Hymn. Gloria"
(BuZzi PecciaD. Mrs. Eddy. Suite in
G., tHomer n Bartlett). Mr. Eddy:
songs-"Sel Still" 81. RAM. I'm
Herb Robert Franz, Mrs Eddy
Vorspiel TO Die Meistersinger" and
Pilgrims chorus from "Tannhauser
Orchard Wagner. arrangements by
Mr. Eddy: TO a Water-lily" and ITO
a Wild Rose" Edward MacDowelD +,
The Hour OF Joy new, On. Enrico
Bossi), Mr. Eddy songs" Dearest"
(SiCney Homer. An African Love
Song (Ethelbert Neyin). Mrs. Eddy;
Festival march new. Theodore
SaultJ, Mr. EDDY
For the first group OF concerts OF
the Detroit String quartet Tuesday
evening, Nov. IA and Wednesday aft
ernoon Nov. 10, in Temple Beth Fl,
! Miss Myrtle Elvyn. pianist, will be
the visiting soloist Miss Elvyn. who
is "A favorite concert artist I'm Europe
and in New York and Boston. will
play group OF solo numbers and the
piano score. in a quintet by Hugo
Kahn Miss Elvyn's numbers will
include Fantasia Chopin Concert
Allegro (scarlatti-Godowsky); para
fphase on "Rigoletto" (Verdi.I.iszt) :.
Ballad in A fiat major (Chopin) !:
Chant Polanaise (Chopin-LiszD :
Etude for left hand alone (Blumen-
field; Rakocsky march (LiszD. Sea
son tickets for the quarters series OF
concerts may be secured from James
T.. Devoe, No. 20 Adelaide-st.
The public sale OF season tickets
for the Detroit Orchestral associa-
tons series of symphony orchestra
concerts, will open Monday morning.
in Grinnells. The first concert of the
season will be given Monday evening,
| Nov. 3, in the Light Guard armory,
| by the Thomas Symphony orches.
! ira. Harold Bauer, the noted pianist,
will be the special soloist ana in rec
ognition of the List centenary. will
( play that composers piano concerto
( in Z fiat, with orchestra accompani-
ment. The orchestra's numbers will
include the Homage" march (Wag-
ner),; overture TO King Lear" Der
lioz); Love scenes from "Feuersnot,
, (Strauss) excerpt from Faust" sym
phony and Les Preludes 0LiszU.
The hall of the Detroit Conserva.
tory of Music was filed to overfowing
! for the regular Wednesday concert
with a pleased and appreciative audi
ence. +. l.. York and Herbert Mill
ken played the Romanza and finale
from Grieg's sonata OPP. 40; Mrs
Charles Clements, Mrs. Lester Lam
born, Allan Wallace and Marshall
Pease sang the song cycle I'm Per
sian Garden" by Liza Lehmann; Miss
Elizabeth Bennett sang group ol
German songs and Miss 0ieane Bets
gave three piano selections. which
completed the program. Carroll Nc
Kee, a graduate of the conservator!
and a former pupil OF Director +. l.
York has been engaged as the head
of the piano department OF the Colum
bus School of Music In Toledo. Mr.
Mckee has also been made member
of the Detroit Conservatory faculty
The next regular Wednesday concert
Nov. 1 will be under the supervision
OF J.. l.. Renwick.
The All.Star Russian Imperial bal
let under which high-sounding title
a number OF noted Russian dancers
arc now touring America, will come 10
the Garrick theater, for two perform
ances. Sunday afternoon and evening
Nov. II. The dancers will be headed
by Mikail Mordkin, If that favorite Is
sufficiently recovered from an attack
Ter appendicitis TO resume his stage
work within the next week; M