The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
Cynthia Grey'S
Answers to
Correspondents


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Master Alfred Cudlip. boy soprano.
win sing Where is Heaven" ny.
Marti. In Tabernacle Methodist church
Sunday evening.
Prof Edward H. Manville will play
the following organ numbers in the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church. Sun.
day evening, beginning at o'clock:
Fiat Lux" (Dubois) "Eventide"
(HArker): Song Without Words
iTschaikowsky); pilgrims chorus"
= Wagner; Chorus OF Angels
Clark.
The second faculty concert OF the
Ganapol School OF Musical Art will
De given Monday evening Nov. IL, In
Ganapol hall, by Henri Matheys. head
OF the violin department OF the school.
Mr.. Matheys will play the allegretto,
: adagio and finale from Bruchs con-
eerto In @ minor: Chaconn, (Bach);
''Legende,' (WieniawskiJ; souvenir,
(Drdla): "Canzonetta." (dAmbrosia);
Polonaise In A, ;WieniawskD.
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The choir OF 20 voices OF the Boule-
I ward Methodist church, under the di-
rection OF Johann F. Mayer, organist.
will give the following sacred must
Gale, Sunday evening. In the church,
at 1880 o'clock: Organ Lob der
Fronen (Schubert-Liszt); ABE verum
.Jesu" (Gounod) The Radiant Morn
Hath Passed Away" (Woodward);
offertory solo by Marvin Stoddard:
Praise Ye The Father" (Gounod);
The story of some of our hymns,
by the Rev. G. e. Cullen, pastor OF
the church.
The following advanced students or
the Detroit Conservatory OF Music
gave the regular Wednesday after
noon concert: Misses Mary Cum
mons, Dorothy Coolidge, WilhelminA
Sutz. Eleanor Dickhoff, Gertrude Car
Rowski, Mary /. Gregg. Rozella Bower.
pianists: Miss Irene kahl and Miss
Freida Gagel, vocalists. The senior
class OF the conservatory has elected
the following officers: President,
/, Miss Florence PClozker: vice-presi-
dent, Miss Fern Fontana: secretary,
Mss Lillian McMaster; treasurer.
Miss Ida Fellers.
The Mcdonald School Of Music will
give a musicale. Friday evening, Nov.
Is, In the Y. w. G. A. hall Francis
A. Mayhem will give an Introductory
talk on the program numbers to be
played Miss Elizabeth Emery will
sing the waltz song from Romeo and
juliet" and group OF new songs Dy
Leo Smith; plano numbers will be
given by the Misses Bernice Mae
IlxaaA
and Margaret Comerford: Miss Hazel
Winters will play Mendelssohn's
minor concerto with the orchestral
' accompanied played on second
piano and string trio; Miss Helen
Decker will play Mozarts G major
sonata with string accompaniment;
The string trio will be composed c
William Yunck and Charlotte McDon-
aid, viotinist and Emma Mcdonald,
cellist.
Miss Bessie Brockway Brown, con-
tralto. will give the following pro-
gram, In the Church OF Our FHthsr,
Tuesday evening. Nov. IL, assisted by
Miss Gertrude Heinze, pianist; Miss
Ella Birdsall, cello. and Miss Florence
I,irdsall, violin: Shadows (Bond) -
Where 'er Love Has Passed" (Cham-
inade); Miss Brown: "Elegie"
(Schravesande): Caprice (Golter
mani, Miss Birdsall, cellist; Dear
Eyelids Close" QLagatree) Allah"
(Chadick); "'Tis T. (Pinsuti), Miss
Brown; "Berceuse" (Jarnefelt); THE
Bee" (Schubert), Miss Birdsall, vio-
linist; "Old Folks At Home (Fos-
teri; Gut Nacht, Fair Wohr'
(Kucken) 'Loch Lomond" told
SCOTCH; "Dubist vie cine blnme"
(Liszt), Miss Brown; trio, prelude
and menuet, from suite parker,
Misses Birdsall and Miss Heinze;
aria from I'll Trovatore" (VerdD,
Miss Brown.
In the Detroit opera house. Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 10. at O'Clock, the
Majestic Grand Opera company will
present Mendelssohn's Elijah In
grand opera form. The opera will be
staged In three acts. The first act Is
divided into three scenes, the Plain
OF Gilead, Cherith brook and the
widows house in Zarepath: the sec
ond act, presents the Temple OF Baal
and the ruin OF the Israelites' temple;
act third, the edge Of the wilderness
of Beersheba, with the city In the dis
lance, and Elijah In the cnariot OF fire.
The cast will include Gwilym Miles,
as Elijah Mrs. Esther Adaberto, as
the widow and the prophecies; Pilade
Sinagra, as Obadiah; Nine. Eva Vera,
~ the angel and the queen: Miss Mar
garet Riohey, az the youth; A. No
vich. az Ing Ahab and the minor char
acters In competent hands. Signor
Arturo Bow, q well.known Italian con-
ductor. will WELD the baton. There