The Detroit times., 1912-02-03

onaise A fiat. Henri GILES; duet. lie
efHeifx, tFaHfef, Emma =Eames'
Emilio de Gogorza: songs. From the
Land OF Sky Blue Water" (cadmanG
.s,i;ify ;ify BeaninE Eyes; tSfHrbUweftt;
DESTINY" (Hubert BathD. Emilio de
Gogorza: sonsg, "Liebesbotschaft,
Gretchen am Spinnrade' (SchuberD;
Emma Eames; piano. 'St. Francois de
Paule Marchant Sur les Flots,
Qisztl. Henri Giles: aria .Largo al
Facfoturn, from "Barbfere de Siyig-
lia," (RossinD. Emilio de Gogorza;
aria. Tin Bel di Vendremo," ma
DANA Butterfy"), (PucciniJ. Emma
Eames; duets. "Trot Here and There"
-tafessager), ''It was a Lover and His
Lass" (Walthewb, Emma Eames, En-
lilo de GogorZa,
George Harris, Jr., tenor. OF New
York, will be the soloist for the sec
ond concert OF Boos band. in the
Garrick theater. Sunday afternoon,
Feb. IS.
Washingtons birthday evening will
bring Jan Kubelik, the famous Bohe-
mian vioiinIst. to the Light Guard
armory. for a recital. Kubelik has
been winning new laurels the present
season I'm America, and is said 20 be
playing better than ever. II such su-
per-excellence be possible.
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The alumni OF the Detroit School OF
Music met Saturday afternoon in the
school studios. in the Van Husan
Reekie gave a paper on American
he nd
music was given by Miss Henrfetts
Brown. soprano and Miss Isabelle
APPEL, pianist.
John L. Dickinson, OF Detroit. with
tho Joseph SheehAn- English Opera
company. made his debut as the Count
In The Bohemian Girl" last week
and met with such success that Mr..
Sheehan was so delighted he immed-
lately wired TO the companys man
ager IN New York OF Mr.. Dickinson's
bit. Mr.. Dickinson received his oper-
attic training from Mrs. ". j. Corey.
the well-known Detroit teacher.
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In preparation for public concert.
the Mendelssohn club choruses began
joint rehearsals last week under the
efficient dictatorship of DR.. G.. r. Mar
shall. The combined chorus num-
bers $50 voices. More singers will
be accepted by DR.. Marshall IL imme-
diate application is made TO him at
his residence, No. 400 Helen-ave., or
TO the Mendelssohn club. No. AL Con-
cord-ave.
The regular season OF orchestral
concerts which the Detroit Orches-
lral association provides for Detroit.
will be supplemented by the appear
anee in Detroit of the New York Phil
harmonic. with Stransky conducting,
March %, and the London Symphony,
with Arthur Nikisch, April 23. The
two latter concerts will be under the
management OF Burton Collver, and
have nothing 10 do with the Orches-
tral association.
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The following pupils from the piano
class OF Miss May r. Porter. gave a
concert. Friday evening, in the stu
dios, No. 1S6 Avery-aye.: Misses Cora
Mathewson. Edith Palmer, Dessa
Palnerlee. Marguerite Calder. Helen
Thorburn. Amy Scoville. Ralph Cald-
eF. John Jones and irving Beckwfth.
The second organ recital in the
series given by Charles Frederic
Morse. in St Pauls cathedral. will
take place Tuesday evening, Feb 8.
Henri Matheys. violinist, will assist.
Mr. Morse will play: Prelude and
s"Air de Danse" FROM 'LEnfant Prod
igue." Debussy) Chanson sans pa
roles No. 3, fFaure) Starlight"
(MacDowelD; "Pavanne," (Brisson-
SQuires): Nuptiale.] mass, (DuboisD.
Mr. Matheys will play TaTtini's Con-
certo I'm A minor for violin.