The Detroit times., 1912-05-06
MUSIC


and dramatic season the coming OF
Nine. Emma Calve. the famous opera
tic prima donna. TO the Detroit opera
house, Thursday evening, May 3.
should prove a spring stimuant and
attract large audience. Nine. Calye
Is supported by her husband, 5ignor
Calico Gasparri. an Italian tenor. and
by Brahm Van Den Bergh. the Dutch
pianist. The latter also is conductor
OF the orchestra. The program to be
given will consist of a miscellaneous
first part as follows. Etude (Chopin)
and Prelude (Rachminoff), Brahm
Van Den Bergh; aria from act third
OF ia Tosca" (Pnccini). and Melodia
(Brogi), Sigpor Gasparri; aria MAS
senet) and lie Ppintemps (Gounod)
Nine: Cdye; Berceuse Chopin and
Polonaise (Liszt); for the second part
two scenes from Bizet's Carmen,
including the overture by the orches-
ira; Habanera, Carmen; Canzouetta
Halle Ia" Don Jose; TEnfin c,est
toir," Carmen and Don Jose; Ro'
nance de la Fleur," Don Jose; Non
tn ne maine pas" Carmen and Don
Jose; entre'acte orchestra; AIT des
Cartes," Carmen; death scene, Car.
men and Don Jose. The Carmen
excerpts will be given with appro'
pirate scenery and costumes. AS Nine.
Calye Is considered the most famous
exponent of the role OF the cigarette
girl on the operate stage and the
part has long been her own favorite
and the one in which the public best
likes to see her, more attractive
program could not be offered. TICKETS
are on sale In Grinnells' and the inca
ter box office.
Prof Franz APPEL, Miss Isapeiie
Apel. Miss Marguerite Mannebacn ana
Archibald Jackson gave deligntiui
musicale, Wednesday evening, Tor the
residents OF the Thompson Home tor
Old Ladies.
Prof. ]. w. Holland, organist ana
director OF the Woodward-ave. Pres
byterian church, left "Wednesday, LOT
the Pacifc coast. Prof. Holland VIII
give organ recitals in Kansas City,
Los Angeles, San Francisco, SAT-
AXE city and Denver. returning 10
Detroit about May 10.
The following program will be play
ed by Victor Benham, In a piano re-
cital 70 be given Tuesday evening,
Nav 7. in the Church OF Our Father:
Sonata Opus III beethoven Toe
cata in F for organ, transcribed lor
piano by Mr.. Benham; lmpromptu III
B fat (Schubert; Etudes sym
phoniques (Schumann) two Preiuoes'
two Mazurkas, two Nocturnes, three
Etudes and Valse Chopin; the sex
tet from Verdi's Lucia" by List,
and arranged for left hand only py
Zichy. Improvisation OF a Sonata up
ON written themes, given by persons
In the audience.
A studio musicale was given Satur-
dav afternoon by students OF the NC
Donald School of Music with the FOL
lowing program: Miss Irene Synder'
contralto, sang Jean" by Burleign !:
Marie Sullivan, Morgan Sullivan and
Gertrude Monroe, played trio Tor
piano. violin, and cello; piano solos
and duets were played by Lucille Love
ridge, Pauline Vernier, Gladys Spiker-
man, Ethel Schrader, Clara Buchheim,
Francis Jeu De Vine. julia Newkirk.
Winifred Roberts, Dorice Loveland,
Myrtle Wilson, Thelma Cash, Marie
Sullivan. Marie Beckman, Vera Jones,
James Patterson, Philip Huget, Esther
Thompson, Bernice Bossardet and Ella
Clixby.
The first of series of faculty con-
certs in the Ganapol School of Musical
Art will be given Monday evening,
May 6. in Ganapol hall, with the follow
ing program: Conata in d. major (Mo-
zart), two pianos, Miss Ada May, Miss
Elizabeth A. Robins; duets, Aben-
dreih'n (Gads); Herbst Ned (Mendels-
shon), Mrs. Shelby B. Schurtz, soprano,
Boris l.. Ganapol, baritone; piano
solos, Prelude, No. (Chopin), Con-
ISOLATION, No. 6 (Liszt), Poionaise, No.
/ (Chopin), Mrs. Julius Leonard Parke'
Grand Trip (Raffl for plano violin,
cello, Miss Hilda Lichtenstein, Ed
mund Lichtenstein, Nine. Ruegger.
The following pupils from the vocal,
piano and cello classes OF Boris l..
Ganapol, Edwin Hughes, Mrs. Ganapol
and Nine. Ruegger appeared in con-
cert training class, Thursday and Sat-
urday evenings: Miss Ada Gordon,
Miss Hilda Lichtenstein, Miss Ada
May, Miss Elizabeth Robins, Mrs.
julius L. Parke, Miss Hazel Rowland,
MISS Dorothy Rauth, Jacob Holskin.
Miss Beulah Ward, Miss Grace Bar
Der. Piano pupils from the classes of
Mrs. Boris L. Ganapol: Miss Ada May.
Miss Bessie Blackadder, Miss Hilda
Lchtenstein and Miss Elizabeth Robins
appeared In concert training class,
Wednesday afternoon, as follows: Miss
Mirah Cohen, Miss Dorothy Wright,
Harsen Caldwell, Roy Gatzke, Clemie
Hopp, and Miss Hedda Hughes.