The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

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Musicale will meet Tuesday after
noon. Feb 10. I'M the home of Mrs
/ May Leggett Abel, No 1900 Wood
ward-ave.
| Signor Bartolotta. the Detroit tenor.
will be the soloist I'm a coccert TO be
given by the Woman's AID of All
Saints church, Windsor. in the home
of Mrs. Morton. Campbell-ave. and
London-st., Tuesday evening.
Detroit will have weeks visit
April |. from the French grand opera
company, OF New Orleans. The COM
pany has large repertoire. In or
der TO give the Detroit public just
what II wants, requests Tor the
operas TO be given will be received
in the box Office OF the theater at any
| time now
| The Ganapol School OF Musical Art
will present the following pupils from
the classes OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ganapol,
Nine. Elsa Ruegger and Edwin
Hughes; the Misses Elsie Thorne,
Dorothy Ranch, Gladys Springett,
Olive Raynor, Beulah Ward. Phyllis
Poy9h and Jacob Holskin,
Clyde A. Nichols, the Detroit tenor
and teacher who recently gave song
recital and was the soloist at a
church dedication in Grand Rapids,
Wis. has received a letter from the
music committee of the First Congre-
gational church, in that city, asking
him to put them in communication
with a tenor and teacher. for the posi-
ton of soioist in the church.
The February group of concerts or
the Detroit String quartet will be
given in Temple Beth FL. Wednesday
AFTERNOON, Feb. 20, and Thursday
evening, Feb. 20 The assisting SOLO
Isl will be George Shorthand Kempton,
pianist of Philadelphia. Mr.. Kemp
ton will play group of solo mum
beers and the pianos score of a quintet
by Schumann. Nine. Elsa Ruegger,
cellist OF the quartet is having a
successful concert tour in the far
western states.
Josef Lhevinne, the eminent Rus
sian pianist, who will give a recital In
the Church of Our Father, Thursday
evening. Feb. Is, under the auspices
the following program: Sonata No.
101 (Beethoven); Auf Flugeln des
Gesanges (Mendelssohn-LisZt) III
Centrabandista tSehHmann-Tansig}:
Nocturne G. major. Etude b minor,
Impromptu + sharp major and Polo
naise r sharp minor (ChopinD: fam
TASTE on Robert lie Diable" G.iszt).
The sale of seats for the concert will
in nrin g
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The Nine Emma Games and Emilio
de GogorZa song recital Which was
cancelled, Friday evening, owing TO
the Illness of the famous soprano, VIII
lie given in the Light Guard armory.s
friday evening. March s. The tickets
sold for the Friday evening date will
be good for March s, or holders OF
tickets will be refunded the money,
ii preferred, at the box Office of Grin
nells. The concert promised to be a
great success. sthree-fourths OF the
seats had been sold when the cancel
,ation was announced Mime, Eames
is said to be suffering from throat
affection nut hopes to resume her tour
the first of the week.
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The charming song cycle The
Pagoda of Flowers" by Amy Wood
ford Finden, will be presented, We'd
nesday evening, Feb. "A. in the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music hall, by
Mrs. Lamborn. Mrs. Clements, Mr..
Pease and Mr. Janisse. Pupils from
the classes of Miss Elizabeth john
son gave a pleasing recital before
large audience in the school hall.
Tuesday evening. The junior class OF
the conservatory has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Florence
Polasker: vice-president. Lillian Nc
Master: secretary. Eleanor Dickhoff;
treasurer. ida Fellers.
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The Schubert choir, OF Toronto,
will visit Detroit for the first time,
March Il, in the Light Guard armory
Thcre are 215 trained voices in this
organizat ton, under the direction of
Or. Herbert NJ. Fletcher. Last year
the choir visited Rochester, n. Y,
and the Rochester Express in les re
view said: TT is not saying too much
to assert that the Toronto singers
gave a lesson which will not be for
gotten, but will find fruition in some
more worthy local achievement. 1t
was a 10Y. to- watch these people as
well as listen TO them. These Toronto
folk attack with a unanimity, that is
a tribute alike TO their own musical
sense. and 10 the authority OF their
director"
The coming oil John Mccormack,
the Irish grand opera tenor, to De-
troit, FOR a song recital, in the Light
Guard armory, March IS, is rousing
The greatest interest. not only among
regular concertgoers, but among Mr.
McCormack's compatriots in the city.
The young Irishman's tenor voice was
one Of the finds of Oscar Hammer
stein and the debut in the Manhat-
tan opera house. New York, OF the
Young man was one of the big sensa-
lions OF the Hammerstein regime in
tile opera world AIR. Mccormack has
beer in Australia with Nine. Melba
since last summer and was expected
to arrive from that country in Van
couyer. Thursday. TO open his con-
cert tour. Saturday evening. with "A
song recital in Vancouver
"An afternoon with American com.
rosers." was given by the alumni asso
CATION of Detroit School OF Music Sat.
urday afternoon. Miss Ethel Bowen,
J Cf London. Eng, was the guest OF
I honor Mrs Charles Reekic I'm an In
tCrCstinl paper opened the program
with an Introductory talk on the com.
g.. Il