The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06

afternoon, Jan. IL. at , o'clock. The
soloists win include Mrs. May Leg
gett Adele, violin: Frederic L. Abelc.
cello: Henry Riley Fuller. organ and
accomplishments; Albert Raymond
Saunders. pianola- piano; and Enrico
Carnso, tenor. by means OF the Vic.
tor records. The concert will be I'M
der the direction Of Henry Riley Full
ler and will last one hour An invi-
tation Is extended to the general pub
lie interested In music and no cards
OF admission are required
80
Mrs. Granoille p. Filler teacher In
the vocal department OF the Ganapoi
School OF Musical Art, will give a re
cital in the school hall Thursday even
ing, Jan. rs. assisted by Edmund
ichtenstein, violinist and Boris L.
Ganapol. baritone The concert train
ing class OF the school will meet
Thursday evening, Jan. IL, at s O'Clock
when pupils from the classes OF Edwin
Hughes. Nine. Ruegger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ganapol will give the program.
80
Miss Ada Lillian Gordon, pianist,
and artist pupil Of edwin Hughes, will
give the following program In Ganapol
hall, Monday evening, Jan. s, at Sis
O'clock: Fantasie In ID. minor mo
zarD; Conata No. 2S ((Beethoven):
Song Without Words No. rs (Mendels-
sohn); Menuet CSchubert): NovelIette
(Schumann) prelude, Vaise In
minor Chopin; Melodie a la Mazur-
ka (Leschetitsky); BarcarolIe In @.
minor (Ruberstein); valse Parisienne
lSchuett).
Lewis Weary Will give one or his
inimitable recitals in the Y. w. c. A.
hall, Thursday evening, Jan. %. Mr..
Weary Will be assisted by Mrs. viii
liam Ambos, soprano, who has been
studying with George w. Tibbetts.
Mrs. Ambos will sing the Jewel song
from Faust an aria from Masenet's
"Heroiade,' and group OF Indian
lyrics from The Garden OF Karma-"
Arthur Friedheirn. the Liszt expon-
ent, who will give concert, in the
Church OF Our Father Wednesday
evening. Jan. IL. began his musical
career as prodigy appearing in pub
lie when nine years of age. Fried
helm was born In st. Petersburg, OF
German parents and received his edu-
III Tie 6Clludu uuiNcTciticb anu
Conservatives. He studied the piano
under Anton Rubenstein and Franz
List and became great favorite OF
the latter to the Interpretation OF
whose works he has devoted his time.
In recent years. In Detroit, Mr.. Fried
helm will play an entire Liszt pro-
gram.
In M L. nod
by the Flonzaley quartet when that
famous chamber music organization
visits Detroit for one concert, Tues
day evening. Jan. 16, in Temple Beth
El. The Beethoven quartet In A
major, will be the principal number
and will be followed by three move
ments from the new Maurice Ravel
quartet, which the Flonzaleys intro
duced to America, In the first New
York concert given by them this sea-
son. A sonata for two violins and eel
! 10 by Sammartini will be another at
! tractive number and the program will
conclude with an interlude and Scher-
20 by Glazonow, Tickets for the Flon-
zaley concert may be procured in
! Grinnell's.
! A unique entertainment will be Civ
en- by the choir OF the Fort-st. Pres
lbytertan church, Monday evening.
Jan. s, in the church house, in a pro-
gram Of the popular songs and ballads
OF 30 years ago, with descriptive COM
ments by N. j. Corey. The program
will include such old-time favorites az
Down by the Riverside" Come
Where My Love Lies Dreaming" The
Fog Bell" Darling Nellie Gray"
The Old Sexton The Cork Leg"
and many others. The singers viii be
Mrs. Meta @. Owen, soprano; Mrs.
Eta G. Clements, contralto; William
LAWN, tenor. and c. NJ. Clohecy. bass.
A regular Monday evening entertain
ment, free to all, Is now one OF the
features Of the work of the Fort-st.
church