The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-27

ness end OF the trip. The orchestra
will play Saturday evening. in the
Light Guard armory, presenting an
all-Wagner program. The present
will be the final season OF Max Fled
Ter as conductor OF this splendid or
ganization, Mr.. Fielder returning to
Europe in June and his place taken
by Dr. Karl Muck. who preceded Mr..
Fielder In the post OF conductor OF
the Boston orchestra. The program
to begin at Sis o'clock includes the
following: Overture to die Meister-
singers" prelude TO "Lohengrin;
funeral music from "Gotterdam-
merung:" prelude to "Parsifal;" pre-
lude and Liebstod Tristan und
Isolde:" overture TO "Tannhauser;"
Siegfried idyll. Reserved seats for
the concert will be placed on sale In
Grinnell's Thursday morning, Feb. l..
Mrs. Leslie Lamborn, OF the Detroit
Conservatory of Music, will give
song recital in the Church OF Our
Father, Tuesday evening, Jan. 80, as
sisted by Miss Blanche Barnum and
Miss Myrtle Miller.
The young ladies of the Detroit Con-
servatory will give concert In the
school hall Saturday afternoon, Feb.
8. Pupils and members of the faculty
Of the Fort-st. branch OF the con-
servatory will give a concert in Inn
manuel Baptist church, Tuesday even
ing. Jan. 80.
The sale OF seats for the song re-
cital of Nine. Emma Games, and EN-
lilo de Gorgoza in the Light Guard
armory, Friday evening, Feb. 8, will
open in Grinnelis, Monday morning,
Feb. 5.
The Wagner program TO be played
by the Boston symphony orchestra
Feb. 3, will be discussed by Dr. n. j.
Corey, Thursday evening, in the
Museum OF Art Auditorium. DIR.
! Corey will illustrate his talk with the
stereopticon and the piano. The lee
ture will be free to the public.
I A musicale will be given Friday
evening, Feb. 2, by pupils from Miss
May Z. Porters piano class, In the
studio. No. 1876 Avery-ave. The par
Elephants will be: The Misses Cora
Matheson. Marguerite Calder Edith
Tanner. Dessa Paimerlee, Amy SEQ
Vile. Helen Thorburn. and John
Jones. Irving Beckwith and Ralph Cal
der.
Saturday afternoon. pupils must
Gale was given in the Ganapol nan,
and an excellent program presented
by pupils OF Mrs. Ganapol, MISS
Reordsley. Miss Gordon Miss May
Miss preston. Miss Blackadder. Miss
Itch .enstein. Mrs. Cooley Miss Robins,
Miss Eldridge. violinist and Miss OF
zen, 'cellist, assisted.
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Karl Jorn. one OF the teno OF
the Metropolitan opera company who
has been heard twice in Detroit once
in recital and once in the opera of
''Tannhauser," will give recital In
the GarriclI theater. Sunday after
noon. Feb. z. Mr.. Jorn made a most
favorable impression in Detroit, and
his temperance will be one OF
marked interest Miss Marie Boshko.
Young pianist, will assist Mr.. Jorn.
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The appearance OF Jan Kubelik I'm
the Light Guard armory. Feb. %, will
probably be the last opportunity De
troit lovers OF violin music will have
10 hear the worlds greatest violinist.
/ Mr.. Kubelik has engagements in Eu.
rope to keep him there until 1915,
when he plans TO retire altogether.
Wealth has kept pace with fame in
the case of this great artist and should
he fully retire from public work so
early i'm life. Il viii be with a we'll
I filled purse.
I'm the Mcdonald School OF Music
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Clara KoehIer.
| HeberleiD will give an interpretativc
| and analytical talk on the Wagner