The Detroit times., 1912-02-24

gave -Mme--LaPalme feettat -
open TO the public and tickets may be
had In the once OF the Alliance secre-
tary. No. 40S Fine Arts building. There
will be a public sale OF seats In Grin
nells' March land ~.
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Joseph Krelzinger, baritone, Will
give a recital IN MI. Clemens, Mon
day evening, with Mrs. Margaret
Fryer as accompanist. Mr.. Kreizin-
ger has been studying with Clyde
Nichols.
A studio musicale was given by
pupils from the piano, violin, cello
and vocal departments OF the Nc
Donald School OF Music, Friday af-
ternoon, In the school hall. Pupils
from the piano classes OF Miss Ger
trude A. Wayson gave a concert Fri
day evening, assisted by members OF
the faculty and pupils from the violin
classes.
kubelik, the wizard OF the violin.
who gave such a splendid recital,
Thursday evening. in the Light
Guard armory, will return Saturday
tNNhihBt so 90 DotOtot WANa
the New York Philharmonic orches-
ira whose new conductor, josef
Stransky, is countryman Of Kubelik.
ibis concert should be one OF the
notable events in the city's musical
history.
subscription orders for seats for
the season OF grand opera by the
French Grand Opera company of New
Orleans, which comes to the Garrick
theater the week OF April 1, are COM
Ing fast In the box ONCE in Grinnell
Bros, where the subscription sale will
be held In advance OF the public sale
In the theater. Burton Collver has
charge OF the subscription sale and
all information relative TO the operas
to be given, casts, ETC., may be had
on application TO him In person OF by
letter.
The visit OF Arthur Nikisch, one OF
the most famous orchestral conductors
In the musical world. and the London
symphony orchestra, Is exciting wide
interest in Detroit and other cities In
the state and already orders for sever
al hundreds OF seats have been re-
ceived in the box office in Grinneils'
The orchestra plays In Detroit. Satur-
day evening, April %. in the Light
Guard armory.
One OF the most interesting orches-
trail concerts OF last season was given
by the Cincinnati Symphony orches-
ira, under the baton OF the gifted
young conductor Leopold Stokowsh,
and the announcement OF the organiZa-
lions return Thursday evening, March
Z. in the Detroit Orchestral association
series will be welcome news. The
orchestra will play three orchestral
numbers, one OF which will be a
Brahms symphony. The assisting SOLO
list Will be Ellison Van Hoose, the
well-known tenor, who will sing four
arias with orchestral accompaniment.
DR.. N. J. Corey, secretary OF the Or
chestral association. is confined to his
home, No. 38 Northumberland, with
severe attack OF bronchitis.
Miss Lorraine Giasson and Alvin
Tucker, vocal pupils of the Ganapol
School OF Musical Art, appeared in a
concert Wednesday evening, given by
Kadimah Zion society in De Honey
academy. The following pupils will
appear in the concert training class
of the school "Wednesday evening
Misses. Ada Gordon, Claire Burtch,
Margaret Murphy. Winifred Spiers,
May Preston, Gladys Springett,
Mable McLane, Margaret Holden,
Dorothy Rauth. Olive Raynor, Lor-
aine Giasson and Alvin Tucker. A
concert will be given Tuesday even
ing, March 5, by pupils Of Mr.. Cana
pol, Mrs. Ganapol, Edwin Hughes,
and Edmund Lichtenstein.
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When the Schubert choir OF
Toronto appears In the Light Guard
armory. Thursday evening. March
IA, one OF the numbers to be given
will be the anthem How Beautiful
Upon the Mountains" written by j.
Truman Wolcott, the well-known
Detroit composer and organist. Mr..
Wolcott is now at work upon a
choral work for the choir TO which IL
will be dedicated. The special as
sisting soloist for the choirs con-
cert, in Detroit, will be Miss Elsa
Kellner, the New York soprano, who
made SO favorable an impression in
the last Sunday afternoon Garrick
theater concert, and Dalton Baker,
the English baritone. The annual
concerts OF the Schubert organization
were given last week in Toronto and
the press reviews indicate that De-
troit lovers OF choral music have a
treat In store In the visit of the
famous choir to this city. Seats for
the concert may be ordered now in
Grinnells' box Office.
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Nine. Elsa Ruegger, the 'cellist, and
member OF the Detroit String quartet
has-Feturned from fulfilling concert
engagements on the Pacific coast
where she was received with enthusi.
asm. In speaking OF her appearance
In Sacramento, Cal, the Bee, OF that
city. said The charm OF. Eliza
Rnegger will remain with the Saur.
day club members throughout the
season. Nine. Ruegger made 90
charming picture that one may be
forgiven for mentioning the fact. De-
lightful and harmonious as IL was.
however, the picture could have been
dispensed with In this instance. leay.
ing a sufficient Joy In the exquisite
melody OF sound brought by each
number The reading of each and
every number had sympathy TO rec
ommend them In connection with a
most beautiful tone and unerring tech
nique"