The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

MUSIC

to Calvary" will be given by the
chorus choir OF Preston Methodist
church, Sunday evening. Harry l..
Black baritone -nxstst--
The chorus choir of the Fortst.
Congregational church will give Neid-
fingers cantata Prayer, Promise and
Praise" Sunday evening.
The fourth In a series OF quiet
hour" organ recitals will be given in
the North Baptist church, Monday
evening. April /, by Prof Abram Ray
Tyler, organist OF the church. The
recital is free TO the public =
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The choir OF st. Josephs Episcopal
church will give Stainers Cruel
fixion," Tuesday evening. April 2,
with the following soloists: Archi-
bald Jackson, baritone; Luzerne II.
Peck, tenor; George deClark, boy al
to. Frank Fruttchey is organist and
director OF the choir.
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Miss Dorothy Conger, soprano.
pupil OF Miss Alice May Harrah, sang
several songs before the Diversity
Literary club, on Presidents day,
the meeting being held in the resi-
dence OF Mrs. W. l.. Heaton, Forest
ave- west. Mrs. e. G. Burghardt was
the accompanist.
An impressive musical service will.
be given in st. Pauls cathedral In
observance OF Palm Sunday, under
the direction of Arthur Russell. The
choir OF so voices will sing Stainers
"Cruciixion" in the evening, and Mrs
Victor Duncan, contralto, will give
special offertory solo. In the morn
ing Mr. Russell will sing The Palms
during the offertory.
Walter G. Schultz. young De-
troiter who has been in vaudeville Tor
some time past, Is spending the vaca-
ton at his home in this city. No. 9O9
McDougall-ave. Mr.. Schultz and his
vaudeville partner, Miss Marjorie
/ Herkimer, of Buffalo, have dainty
musical act in which Mr.. SchHte's
fine baritone is heard to advantage.
When in Detroit, Mr.. Schultz studied
with Elvin Singer and was known as
a star basketball player.
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The chair Of st. Mary's Episcopal
church under the direction OF Dr. w.
j. Whiteman will give Stainer's Cru
ciflxion" in the church, "Wednesday
evening, April 3. The soloists will
be Arnold Robinson, tenor: DR.. W..
J. Whiteman, basso, and Walter Den
son, baritone. In observance OF Palm
! Sunday, special musical service
will be given Sunday evening with
solos by Alan p. Gilbert, organist;
Miss Julia Aldrich. soprano; Miss
Jean Teavin, contralto;; Mrs. j. ii.
Ramaley, soprano; Stephen Budd Gel
| 10, and DR.. w. J. Whiteman.
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! Music lovers are looking forward
with pleasure to the series of oper-
attic performances to be given all
next week in the Garrick theater by
the Layolle French Grand Opera
company of New Orleans. The COM
pany comes to Detroit with a fine rec
ord The singers are said to be high
class opera artists, and an orchestra
! of forty musicians, full chorus and
corps de ballet is carried. The operas
| to be given win present established
| fayorites and several not heard IN De-
troit in years. The repertoire will in
clude Ia Boheme," La Favorita,
Faust Mime. Butterfly" "Manon,"
'Thais," LAX" and la Tosca.'
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Miss Elena Gerhardt, the German
| lieder singer, now in America on her
first concert tour and who will appear
| in Detroit, Wednesday evening, April
! II, in the Church of Our Father has
made most agreeable impression
wherever she has been heard. Miss
Gerhardt is said TO have beautiful
voice and q method above criticism.
! Her Interpretation of songs is declar-
ed to be quite different from that of
her countrymen who have been recent
visitors to America. Miss Gerhardt
will come to Detroit under the
auspices of the Tuesday Musicale.
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The Lenten cantata, THE Darkest
Hour" by Harold Moore, which has
created so profound an impression,
when given by the choir OF the Fort
St Presbyterian church, attracting so
many people that on one occasion
| hundreds had TO be turned from the
doors unable to gain access to the
church, will have it's annual presen-
tation Sunday evening, March 81.
There will be supplementary quar-
| tet,. consisting OF Mrs. +. Nj. Alger,
soprano; Miss Comfort Hull. alto; DR..
w. Pevey, tenor, and DIT. Il. b.
| Spalding, baritone. Earl Van Amburgh
will assist with trumpet and the great
Temple march from "Parsifal. ar
ranged for organ and trumpet will be
played. The regular quartet consists
of Mrs. Meta Goebel Owen, soprano;
Mrs. Eta @. Clements, contralto;
William LAWN, tenor; G. M. Clohecy.
bass, and N. ]. Corey, organist and
| director.
A musicale will be given under the
auspices of the Northwestern Wo-
mans club, Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, in Diamond temple, Bawton
end Grand River-ayes. The following
will be the program: Concert valse
| Giebling), Miss Elizabeth Ruhlman;
songs "The Dew Upon the Lily"
! (German) and The Passing Cloud
| (Leoni), Miss Marie Won Essen; Hun
garfan dance (Haesche), Miss Fred
ericka Moebs; Spring Is Here"
| Dick, Miss Mabel Lempke; paper,
The influence OF music in the home
| T. c. Greenwood: piano selection,
Miss Louise Fessant; duet, II Would
That My Love" (Mendelssohn),
Misses Augusta and Mabel Lempke:
"Walcik" (Mokrey), ITO Wild
Rose" (MacDowelD Octave etude'
| (I,aunbel Miss Elizabeth Ruhlman