The Detroit times., 1913-06-16
MUSIC

NY Miss Clara Frsda, pupu OF Mrs
Louise Unsworth CraEg, Of the De
trCit College Of Music. IN Chaffee hall
Monday evening. June Is. at q o'clock
Miss Frsda will DO assisted by Miss
Marguerite Lang. soprano; Miss Fred.
erica Moebs. violinist Richard p
Hall, cellist, aud Mrs. Louise Uns.
worth CragE, pianist. Piano plhals
from the class Of Edythe Mae Come
will give Il musicale. Wednesday even
Ing, June IS. In the Detroit College
Of Music hall.
Detroit music lovers Will have q
taste OF grand opera early In October.
when Local Manager James K. Devoe
will present Signor Antonio Pini-Corsi.
principal basso- buffo OF the Metropolis
tan Opera company, and a selected
company In III Maestro di Cappela,
the delightful one-act opera OF Paer.
Associated In the presentation OF the
opera with Pini-Corsi Will be Signor
Attilio di Crescenzo tenor, of the Roy
al opera in Parma. and Nine. Louise
Cox, soprano, OF the Metropolitan
forces. Manager Devoe will present
Nine. Nellie Melba, soprano, and Jan
Kubelik, violinist, In a joint recital.
Nov. Is, as the third number in the
Detroit Philharmonic course.
Henri Matheys, head Of the violin
department OF the Ganapol School o.
Musical Art. will leave Monday for
Europe. to spend thu summer In Os.
tend. Belgium.
Elvin Singer, Wa, with Mrs. Singer,
left Detroit May 20 for several
months stay in Europe. Is now IN
Paris. in the Hotel Regina. The
most fascinating city In the world"
writes Mr.. Singer to The Times. Mr..
and Mrs. Singer will shortly 60 to
Vienna. to visit Mr.. Singers old home,
and then will spend the summer In
the Swiss Alps and Italian lakes.
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Miss Grace Barber. pianist Of the
Ganapol School OF Musical Art, will
give a graduating recital. Tuesday
evening. June II, in Ganapol hall. Miss
Barber has studied several years with
Mrs. Ganapol, and the past year with
George Shorthand Kempton. Invita-
tons have been issued for the com
mencement exercises OF the Ganapol
school. TO be held Friday morning,
June 20. at ii o'clock, in Ganapol hall
The program will consist OF represen-
tative numbers by the graduates and
an address by Director Boris l.. Cana
pol. whose subject viii be Musical
education The school term closes
June q. and a summer term will open
June %, continuing through July and
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graduating recital, Thursday evening,
June ~, In Ganapol hall, before large
audience, winning much applause for
artistic playing. Miss Morton has
studied with Mrs Ganapol. Edwin
Hughes and George Shorthand Kemp
ton.
A delightful invitational concert
was given Monday evening. in Cass-
ave. Methodist church. by Miss Min
ME G. Diederich and a number Of her
advanced piano pupils. The pro-
gram numbers were exceptionally
well-chosen. the second half being de-
voted to Wagner compositions. in
tribute to that great composers cen
tenary now being observed through
out the musical world. Those taking
part were Misses Muriel Starret, Mar
jorie Avery, Hazel Zumstein. Amy
Polk Kemp. Dorothy Grant Kemp,
Katherine Sicklesteel, Gabrielle Thorn
as and Andrew c. Haigh Mr. Haigh
Is an especially talented young De-
troit musician whose entire musical
education has been under Miss Died
erich. One OF the attractive numbers
OF the program was Capriccio for
two pianos, written by Mr.. Haigh and
played by Miss Diederich and himself.
The young people taking part In the
program. showed the result OF care
full and artistic instruction, natural
musical gifts being properly guided
and developed. In the presentation
of the Wagner numbers. Miss Minnie
b. Caldwell, organist, ar, Ezra AL
fred Bertrand, tenor. assisted. The
concert was most enjoyable through
out and ATTRACTED crowded audi
ence.
Mrs. Martha Holly Weist will pre-
sent a number OF pupils from her pi.
ano class In a matinee We'd
nesday afternoon. June Is, In the Y.
w. c. A. hall. The program will be
given by the Misses Marguerite
Mathewson. Ruby Bigelow, Hide
gsrde Wallich. Irene Pasternacki, and
Angela Schultz.
The recently formed orchestra OF
the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church will give concert Tuesday
evening. June "a, In the church. Miss
Della Hagerty. violinist: Miss Olive
Mavity, sax&phone. and Harold Jarvis.
tenor will be the soloists. The or
chestra numbers 2S players and al
though only organized for four
months. Is said TO have an exception
ally good ensemble. VIII fitzgerald
is director. The concert Will be free
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