The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
MUSIC

Earl william Morse, young violin
( list, whose native home is Saginaw,
Mich. but who has been living in
Europe recently. will give recital
in the Garrlck theater, Sunday after
noon, Feb. IL.
/ Alfred Cudllp. boy soprano. sang In
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. Friday
evening. for the meeting OF the Rail-
road Y NJ. G. A. Master Cudlip will
sing in Campbe1l-ave. Methodist
church, Friday evening, Jan. 49,
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I The Jules Layolles French Grand
Opera company, OF New Orleans will
give n week Of opera In the Garrick
theater. beginning, April 1. The. COM
pany includes all OF the standard
grand operas in its repertoire and
many OF the modern.
Fifteen pupils from the advanced
classes of Mrs. Marie Wolverton gave
Creig recital, in Mrs. Wolverton's
home, No. 912 Cass-ave., Thursday
evening. The Great Masters study
club, under Mrs. Wolverton's direction,
will meet in her studios, Thursday
evening, Feb. /, TO begin systematic
study OF great composers, beginning
with Chopin.
The first OF series OF popular Sun
day afternoon concerts by Boos' band
with William Boos. conductor, will be
given in the Garrick theater Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 2l at 3 o'clock. Miss
Adele Kruger, an attractive News
mill ha hn I'll
list Mr. Boos Is a wellknown Detroit
musician and the members of his band
ere all residents OF the city, men who
have made music their daily vocation.
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A concert will be given in Grinnells
concert hall Friday afternoon, Jan. 10,
at 3 O'Clock with the following artists:
Mrs. Granville Filler, soprano Mrs.
Helen Burr Brand, harp; Miss Emma
Mcdonald. cellist; Henry Riley Fuller.
organist and accompanist Howard N.
Miner, pianola-piano. These concerts
are entirely free and the programs pre-
sented are exceptionally attractive and
artistic.
Mrs Leslie Lamborn, soprano, OF the
Detroit Conservatory of Music faculty
will give a song recital In the Church
OF Our Father Jan. 80. Mrs. Lamborn
will be assisted by Miss Blanche Bar
mum, violinist, recently returned from
Berlin, and Miss Myrtle Miller, accom-
panist Wednesday afternoon the
conservatory gave the first pupils re-
cital after the holidays. The younger
pupils will give a musicale Saturday
afternoon, Jan. 20. The program ar
for. hn WnHnaQnQN a =
ernoon concert next week promises to
be especially interesting.
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Mrs. Ray Ruddy. a Detroit young
woman, who studied with Clyde
Nichols and the first of the winter
secured an engagement with Miss Mar
guerita Sylvia, in Gypsy Love-" will
begin a months engagement with the
company. in Chicago. Monday evening,
during which she will alternate in the
leading role with Miss Sylvia at the
matinees. The company will come to
Detroit, following the Chicago engage
ment, when Mrs. Ruddy's friends will
have an opportunity to hear her, as
Miss SYLVIA has declared that she will
be very pleased TO give the young So
prano every opportunity In her native
city.
Boris Hambourg, the 'cellist, who
has never appeared in Detroit, will
give a recital in the Garrick theater,
Sunday afternoon, Jan. %, in con-
junction with Nine. Clementine De
Vere-Sapio. soprano. Mr.. Hamburg
is a brother of Mark Hamburg, the
noted pianist, who played in Detroit
several years ago Nine. De We're
will be remembered by opera and con
certgoers of a decade ago as one OF
the best known members of the Met
ropolitan grand opera company and
OF the American concert stage. For
several years she has concertized
and appeared in opera in Europe ex-
clusively.
! The famous Flonzaley quartet Will
give a concert Tuesday evening, Jan.
/, in Temple Beth FL, under the au-
spices of the Detroit string quartet.
The beautiful playing OF the Flon-
zaleys is too well known TO Detroit
music lovers to need extended men
! ton. The organization is one OF the
! institutions OF the musical world.
| Everywhere music lovers are glad TO
/ nave the opportunity W uedl the iou'
artists making up its personnel, play
chamber music in manner few can
equal. The members Of the quartet
are: Adolfo BETH, first violin; Alfred
rochon. second violin: Ugo Ara,
viola: Ivan d'Archambeau, cello. The
program for the concert in Temple
Beth FL, which will begin at S:1b
o'clock. will include: Quartet in A
major (Beethoven); the movement
from Quartet in A major CMaurice
PaveD: Sonata for two violins and
cello (SammartinD; Interludium and
! Scherzo (Glazounow). Tickets for the
concert are on sale in Grinnells.
! The Schubert choir OF Toronto
which is TO be heard for the first time
in Detroit. Thursday, March IA, in
| the Light Guard armory, are most en-
thusiastic over their proposed visit
DR.. Fletcher, the conductor who re-
Gently visited Detroit in the inter
ests Of the coming engagement, writes
to Burton Collver that every rehearsal
! is being attended by the fun mem
bership of 215 voices so keen is the
interest in their approaching tour
which will be under Mr. Collver's dt
rection Besides the Detroit concert
the choir will sing in London. Chat