The Detroit times., 1912-11-23


in Ganapol hall. receiving the en-
thusiastic applause Of a large audi
ence. Mr. RiDout displayed admirable
qualities as an interpreter and In
technique. The following piano pupils
OF the school appeared. Wednesday az.
ternoon, in the concer- traiI ing class /:
Leila DeTar, Esther Porte- Pauline
Turner, Genevieve Gibson, Margaret
Pollock, Marion Fechheimer. Mabel
Common. Ruth Franklin. Winifred
Carlyle, Ruth Kahn. Edgar Kahn,
Helen Chalmers. Frances Dwight,
Betty Colburn. Helen Brooks,
Jean McKaig and Lucille Jacobs. Mr..
Ganapol will give a lecture recital on
Popular music of today and yester-
day" sometime during December.
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The second in me series OF Sunday
afternoon musicales, under the au-
spices OF the Twentieth Century club.
will be given sunday afternoon, AT
$3.50 o'clock. Mrs. IA. Y. McMullen
having charge OF the program. Those
to take part are Mrs Earl +. Chase,
Miss Marie Ware Laughton and Will
lam Grating King. Miss Harriet In.
gersoll will play the accomplishments.
Thu Sc Sunday afternoon affairs are
arranged specially for self-supporting
women and their friends.
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Nine. Emma Calye and her tenor
husband, Stgnor tfatIfeo Gasparri, ac-
companied by Emiliano Remand, pi-
anist, will give concert in the LighI
Guard armory, Thanksgiving night.
Nine. Calves number will present the
famous singer at her best. She will
sins operate arias and songs and with
Signor Gasparri Will give duet from
"Cayalleria Rusticara." Signor Gas
parri will draw upon a similar roper
toire NJ Remand will play severaI
groups of piano numbers and act AS
accompanies for the singers. Nine.
Calve will come 20 Detroit, Tuesday,
to remain until after her concert.
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DR.. y. j. Corey, organist OF Fort-st,
Presbyterian church, and, one of De-
troit's best known musicians, gave an
organ recital, in Elmwood Music hall,
Buffalo, Sunday afternoon. Nov. II, in
the course Of free recitals given by
the common council OF the city OF
Buffalo. The organ in Elmwood hall
Pan-American exposition, az the close
of which il was presented TO the city
OF Buffalo by one OF its prominent citl-
zens. James y Adam. OF Mr.. Corey s
appearance III Buffalo, the Courier.
of Monday. Nov. Is, said: Mr.. Corey
presented program Of refreshing
novelty, quite apart from anything
Eackneyed. and chose for his open
ing selection "Toccata, by Roger,
following w.sl two numbers or
RDheinbcrgers "Idvlle" and Intro
duction and Fugue" in which his
breadth OF musicianship was ably dis
PLAYED "Marche, by Brockway
proved fayorite while Scene orr
ontale" BY Kroeger was fasoinatingly
modern and brought out some bizarre
effects on the organ. Spring Song
by MacFarlane was as joyous as the
pipes of Pan. and full OF graceful
measures. The Nightingale and the
Rose" by Sa!nt-Saens, was exquisite
~ played with rare poetic feeling. In
the two Wagnerian numbers The march
from "Tannhauser' and the dance
from "The Meistersinger," the PROD
igious technique and impressive in
brilliantly disclosed.
Sunday evening, in st. Johns Epis'
copal church. the choir will sing
Maunder's harvest cantata, "A Song
OF Thanksgiving. The solos Will be
given by ID. Dugg2n, tenor and {. +.
Price, baritone.
The FlonZaley quartet, one or the
favorite chamber music organizations
Of the musical world. will give a con-
cert. Saturday evening, in the Church
OF Our Father, as the second num-
Der. in the Philharmonic course. The
quartet is composed of Adolfo Betti.
first violin Alfred Pochon, second
violin: Ugo Ara viola and Ivan
n'Archamb cello. The program
will offer Mczart's quartet in d ma
jor and 'Hschaikowsky's quartet in II
major, with trio. for two violins ana
cello, by Leclair lAine. The con-
cert will begin at S:l5 o'clock.
The regular monthly musical ser
vice OF the choir OF the Fort-st. Pres
byterian church will take pSCe, Sun.
day evening. In recognition OF the
Thanksgiving season, CARROTS har
vest cantata viii be, sung, a work con-
tanning sclos for all voices. In addi-
ton to this will be given. Lord Re
member David" (for tenor, Handel;
"Eyentide." Gor coutralto), West; Il
VIII Arise" (for soprano and alto),
HUM, and Gerald Cobb's Sixty-secono
Psalm, consisting OF soprano solo.
tenor and bass duet, and quartet. The
choir consists of Mrs. Meta G.. owen,
Mrs Ralph Trix, William LAWN, q
NJ. Clohecy. and y. J. Corey, organist
ond director.
The next forthightly musicale OF
the Mcdonald School OF Music will be
given in the school, No 57S Cass-ave.,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 5. at 8 o'clock.
An interesting program will be pre-
scented by students from the piano,
violin, cello and vocal departments.
assisted by members OF the faculty.