The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-22
MUSIC

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Twenty-six boys from the plano and
violin classes OF the Mcdonald School
of Music gave musicale, Saturday
afternoon in the school hall. assisted
/ by Miss Myrtle Mcdonald, soprano.
, A concert by pupils from the junior
classes OF the Detroit College OF Music
was given Saturday afternoon, In the
college hall A musicale by members
of the faculty OF the college, Tuesday
evening.
Pupils from the classes OF Miss
Katharine Skinner in the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music and Its North
Woodward branch. met In Miss Skin
ner's home Wednesday, for a special
study hour.
quiet hour of music will be given
In Temple Beth FL, Sunday, March 80,
at o'clock, the program TO consist
OF organ numbers by Abram Ray Ty-
Ter. organist OF the temple. and solos
by Mrs. Frederick B. Fitzgerald, con
tralto
The Detroit Oratorio society, under
the direction OF Homer Wiseman. will
give Gounod's oratorio, THE Redemp-
ton" sunday afternoon, in the Detroit
opera house, In connection with the
regular service OF the First New
Thought church Miss Violet Bran
dan, soprano. will be the soloist
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The Lavery Ladies Mandolin
orchestra, under the direction Of Mrs.
Marguerite b. Lavery, assisted by
Miss Viola Geist, contralto. and Mrs.
w. F.. May. whistler, will give con-
cert In Mt Clemens, March 81, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Literary
club.
The cantata Darkness and Dawn
by Fred w. Pearce, will be heard for
the first time. in Detroit, Sunday
afternoon, in the Jefferson-ave. Pres
byterian church when 1t Will be pre-
sented by the quartet choir, under
the direction OF DR.. Francis H..
Greusel, In the o'clock vesper SER
vice.
A young Detroit violinist. Miss
Sadye Jacobson, who Is IA years old
and talented pupil Of Prof. William
Yunck. will give concert. Tuesday
evening, in the Church Of Our Father.
assisted by Signor Bartolotta, tenor;
Miss Margaret Mannebach, pianist,
and the Yunck string quartet, com
posed OF Miss Jacobsen Miss Helen
Whelan, Miss Dorothy Kemp and
Miss Emma Mcdonald. Tickets for
the concert are on sale In Grinnells.
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The choral society recently organ
lied by Boris l.. Ganapol will be
known as the Apollo Choral society
1t has over 100 members already and
meets once a week In Ganapol hall for
rehearsal, under the leadership OF Mr.
Ganapol. The society is attending
the cantata. Fair Ellen by Max
Bruch. and two Russian folk songs
The first public appearance will be
make in May. George Shorthand
Kempton, Mrs. l.. Ganapol, Hugh RI
bout. pianists. and Boris l.. Ganapol
baritone, will present pupils from their
classes in the following, Thursday
evening, March q in Ganapol hall.
The second OF two subscription
concerts by the Orpheus club will be
given Friday evening. March %, In
the Church Of Our Father The club
will present for the first time, In
Detroit. Charles Wakefield Cadman's
cantata THE Vision of Sir Launfal''
| (poem by James Russell LOWELL
| The cantata will form the second
half OF the program with the first
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soloists will be Marion Greene. bari
tone, OF Chicago. and William LAWN,
tenor, OF Detroit The accompa nj
ments will be played by ALA Guide
ma. organist. and Miss Harriet J.
lngersoll, pianist.
Miss Mary |. Gregg, pianiste OF the
| Detroit Conservatory OF Music facul-
! ~. will give recital, Thursday eve.
ming, April 4, In the conservatory
hall assisted by William Grazing
violinist. Advanced students gave
the regular Wednesday afternoon con
cert and younger students gave con
cert Saturday afternoon. A splendid
performance of Rossini's ''Stabat
Mater was given, Tuesday evening
by the Detroit Conservatory OF Music
chorus and the North WoodwaN Cor
gregational choir, In the North Wood
ward Congregational church. The
soloists were Mrs Leslie G.. I.amborn
soprano Mrs. Marshall Fease. con
,tralto; Marshall Pease. tenor; DR.. w
r.. Alvord, basso: Miss Myrtle Miller
pianist Mrs. Maude Stimson, organ
ist and l.. l.. Renwick. director.
The return of the New York Phil
harmonic orchestra to Detroit, as tn,
last number, in the Detroit Orches
trail association series, Wednesda!
evening, April 2. i nthe Light Guart
armory, will be a pleasant event t.
local music-lovers who found so much
to admire in the playing GO the his
toric and splendid organization, sea
son ago. on the occasion OF It's frs
visit to this city. At that time. til,
conductor. josef Stransky. the youni
Bohemian. who succeeded the lat'
Gustav Mailer. as leader of the or
chestra, made deep impression. Mr.
Stransky is &c years old, and mar
of magnetic personality, poetic In
sight and dramatic temperament, an.
an especially talented musician. Lee
Schultz. the American 'cellist, will b.
Tthe assisting seieist.
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Opera in English received a severe
test at recent musicale OF The
Bohemians, a musicians club Of New
York, when Attilio Parelli's one-ac