The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-09

Detroit School OF Music Alumni will
meet Saturday afternoon, April 6, at
S:45 o'clock, in the studios in the
Van Husan building, Broadway. In
the meeting last Saturday, DR.. Franz
APPEL gave a talk on The nature OF
phrasing and rhythm" and on the
importance OF Beethoven's SYM
phonies In musical education; Mrs.
Harry c. Tuenis gave three songs by
American composers and Miss Agnes
Wolfort, pianist, three numbers by
American composers.
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A handsome brochure has been
gotten out by the managers OF the
American tour of the London Sym
phony orchestra with Arthur Nikisch
conductor, the itinerary of which will
bring the organization to Detroit.
Tuesday evening. April %. in the
Light Guard armory. The brochure
gives much interesting information
about the organization, Mr.. Nikisch,
the circumstances OF the American
tour, the mode OF travel, itinerary and
tentative programs.
The song cycle The Morning Of
The Year" (Cadman), will be given
by Mrs Leslie Lamborn. Mrs. Glenn
.ents, Marshall Pease and William G..
Lercken, In the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music hall, Thursday evening,
March 81. Pupils from the classes
OF Miss Mabel Guess and Miss Eliza
beth Bennett will give a concert in
the hall, Tuesday evening, March IL.
The program of Russian music CIV
en- Wednesday under the direction OF
Miss Nita Meyer was much enjoyed.
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The success OF John Mccormack.
the Irish operate tenor, during tic
past few weeks that he has been
concertizing has been marked and
everywhere that he has appeared he
has been given large audiences. and
much enthusiastic recognition OF his
singing. Mccormack accompanied
by Marie Narelle, ballad singer, will
be heard In Detroit, Monday evening,
March Is, in the Light Guard armory.
The sale of seats will open In Grin
nell's, Tuesday morning, March II.
A musicale will be given In the
hall, Saturday afternoon. March 16,
by pupils from the classes OF Mrs. B.
l.. Ganapol. Miss Lucille Beardsley,
Miss Mae Preston, Miss Ada Gordon,
Miss Ada May, Miss Bessie Blackad-
der, Miss Hilda Lichtenstein and Mrs.
+. r. Cooley. Miss Lorraine Giasson,
contralto and Miss Edna Emith. pian-
ist, were the soloists at the dinner Of
the New York society In the Fellow
craft club, Thursday evening.
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In commemoration OF the birth an
niversary of Queen Louise OF Prussia,
an afternoon with German composers
wiligbe given, Sunday, In the Century
building. under the auspices OF the
Twentieth Century club. Mrs. W n.
McLennan will give an illustrated
talk on 1.-THE life of Queen Louise"
and the musical numbers will be given
by Signor Bartolotta, Mrs. Helen Burr
Brand, Mrs. Henry Riley Fuller, Miss
Alicia Fuller, Raymond Dulitz, and
William Stone. Kaffee klatsch will
follow. The musicale is given for
employed women who are thus gwen
an opportunity on Sunday afternoon
to pass pleasant hour or two.
The following piano pupils OF Miss
Mae Preston, Miss Ada May, Miss
Lucille Beardsley. Miss Bessie Black,
adder, Miss Hilda Lichtenstein, Mrs.
Ella Cooley and Miss Elizabeth Rohps
appeared in concert training class in
the Ganapol School OF Musical Art,
Wednesday afternoon: Cricket Page,
Eleanor Jewett, Peggy Page, Eunice
Cole, Jennie Holskin. Lois Marks,
Irene Cutting, Lillian Freidberg.
Helen Harrah. Paula Lane, Genevieve
Gibson, Clarissa Davis, Katherine
Pittman,, Elwood Windham, Pauline
Turner, Refine Cheviron. Hugh Muir
ply, Helen Hammond, Margaret
Rhines, Clemie Hopp, Hortense Kro-
lik, Reva Rosenzweig, Dorothy Flame
gin, Junior Begg, Mary Edith Hen
rickson,
Nine. Beatrice La Paine, the
French prima donna, will make her
first appearance in Detroit, Tuesday
evening, March IL In the ballroom
OF the Hotel Pontchartrain, under tie
auspices OF Alliance Franchise. Nine.
La Paine, who is a member OF the
Opera Comique, Paris, and Gocent
Garden, London, opera forces, has
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opera in Montreal with tremendous
success. For her Detroit concert,
Nine. La Paine has arranged pro-
gram that will include operate aii2s,
French, German and English songs as
follows:, Jewel song from Faust,
-fGuunod} Faria- 'front.' EnfaHt-
digue," (Debussy); Mandoline, tDe-
bussy); Les Nuages, (Alexandre
George); Clair de lune, (Faure) {;
Fleur jetee. (Faure); Air du Mysoli
la Perle du BreziI," DAVID; Das
Leben list Elm Traum. (Haydn); Lie
hes Madchen Hor Mir Zu, (Haydn) I;
Lanf der Welt. lGriegl: Zu eigenunS.
(Strauss); Heinliche AufforderunS,
lStrauss): THE Torch CSfr Edward
Elgar); Whats in the Air Today
(Robert Eden); Early Morning.
Graham Peel): "A Birthday" (kich'
ard Cowen).
Nine. La Palme's appearance III
Detroit under the auspices OF Alliance
Franchise, insures a brilliant and
fashionable audience. There will be