The Detroit times., 1912-03-23

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Anton Forester. head OF the piano
department OF the Ziegfeld Chicago
College OF Music. will give a recital
in Detroit, in April. Mr. Forester is
Bohemian and a well-known concert
pianist and teacher.
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Dr. N. j. Corey gave an organ re-
cital in the First Presbyterian church,
Marion, Ind, Wednesday evening, and
despite most unfavorable weather the
church was we'll filed. BY request
Dr. Corey gave an all-Wagner pro
gram.
A musicale will be given in the Gen.
| fury building, Sunday afternoon at
1915 o'clock, under the auspices of
| the Twentieth Century club by tho
| following musicians: Miss Alice La
Due. contralto; Joseph Reuter-, tenor:
| Norma Meyers, flute; Mrs. +. Nelson
Higgins, viollnist; Mrs. Edwin Sher-
rill and Miss Lucy Cook, pianlsts. The
musicale is free TO young women.
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Nine. Calve and her own company
will visit Detroit about the middle OF
May giving performances of Car
men" and "Cavalleria Rusticana."
Nine. Calve has been singing the prin-
cipal roles In these two operas, In
which she is foremost favorite, In
the Boston opera the past season. Her
| chief support on tour Will be Signor
Casavarri, tenor, and Nine. Calves
| husband.
The Zoellner quartet Of Brussels,
| Belgium, now In America, will appear
| in Detroit. Sunday afternoon, April
IA in the Garrick theater, in conjunc-
| ton with Nine. Freda Lagendorff. con
tralto. This quartet is weii-known in
Europe where it ranks among the best
musical organizations Of its kind. Its
| personnel includes father, two sons
and daughter, as follows: Miss An
| toinette Zoellner, first violin; Aman-
/ dus ZoeIlner, second violin; Joseph
Zoellner, ST., viola; Joseph Zoellner,
Jr., cello.
Miss Myrtle Mcdonald, soprano,
sang charmingly two pretty songs,
June" by Jessie Pease, and "Philos-
ophy," David Mullin), before the
North Woodward Political Equality
and Civic league meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon, In st. Joseph's Episcopal
church parlofs. Miss Margaret Com
erford, pianist, gave a Chopin mazur-
ka in a manner TO win enthusiastic
applause. Miss Comerford played
Miss McDonald's song accompani-
ments in sympathetic and pleasing
way.
An audience that filled the banquet
hall OF the Century building and over
flowed into the adjoining rooms, en-
joyed the novelties prepared for the
ninth concert of the Tuesday MusI-
GALE Tuesday morning. The sonata
for violin and piano by Wolf-Ferrarl
excellently rendered by Mrs. Abel and
Miss Mannebach. was played for the
first time in this state. The Trio
Elegiaque, by Rachmaninoff, for pr
ano, violin and cello, as played by
Mrs. Heberlein, Miss Dawson and mir.
Hall, was heard for the first time in
this city, while the song cycle, The
Child's Spring Day" by Grondahl,
given for the first time In this coun-
try. was beautifully interpreted By
Mrs. Peocock and her able accompan-
list, Mrs. Moore.
The Kneisel String quartet will give
concert in Temple Beth FL Monday
evening The personnel OF this Ia
nous organization follows: Franz
Kneisel, first violin Julius Rocnt-
gen, second violin; William Willckc,
cello; Louis Svecenski, viola. The
quartet will play the Schubert min
or quartet; two movements from Dc
bussy's G minor quartet: Beethoyens
quartet In C major; and Bach SON.
alta for cello. The concert which VIII
begin at 8:15 o'clock is under the an
spices Of the Detroit String quartet,
and ticket holders Of the Detroit guar:
tet are entitled 10 attend the Kneisel
concert
The concert training class OF the
Ganapol School of Musical Art Thurs
day evening presented the following
pupils from the classes OF Mrs. Gan
apol, Edwin Hughes, Nine. Elsa Rueg-
ger and Edmund Lichtenstein: Misses
Ward, Eldridge, 2Poyah, Springett,
Spiers, Jones, Hasca11, Burtch. Mrs.
Pike and Jacob Kolskin. In several
of the numbers the teachers assisted.
| In the Wednesday afternoon training
class the program was given by pupils
of Miss Gordon Miss Lichtenstein,
Miss Blackadder, Mrs. Cooley and
Mrs. Ganapol. as follows: Misses
Howe. Leigh, Kahn, Erdman, Stevens,
David, Grosslight, Vaughan, Burnie.
| CALDWELL, Haake and Rosenthaler. Miss
Helen X. Blitz, a former piano pupil
of Mrs. Ganapol, now student In
vassar college. gave piano recital
in Thekla hall, Vassar, Wednesday,
March 13. A musicale by pupils from
the vocal classes of Mr.. Ganapol and
the piano classes of Mrs. Ganapol and
Mr.. Hughes will be given Thursday
evening, March %.
A studio musicale was gtv0n SalGr-
day afternoon by students from the
piano, violin and vocal departments
OF the Mcdonald School OF Music, as
sisted by Miss Billings, Miss Torrey,
Miss Comcrford, and Miss Wayson,
pianists, and Miss Charlotte Melon
aid, violinist. Solos and concerted
numbers were played by Margaret
| Savage, Adelaide Savage, Florence
Clara fuller, Winifred Roberts, Esther
/ Miller, Marietta Craven, Florence
Mum, Florence Smith, Palmer Finze.,
/ Francis Jeu de Vine, Irene Simpson,.
Clara Mae Simpson, Elizabeth Sands,
Marcia Jones, Ruth Barker, Lois Cul-
yer, Julia Newkirk, Dorothea Hay,
I Thomas Turner, and James Pattrf-
paHHoty MIR