The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-08

work. Unlike many Institutions OF It's
kind IL Ia not conducted for financial
gain and every dollar received from
tuition fees and other sources e de- :.
TO foster music In the University OF
Michigan. the city Of Ann Arbor. and
| the state OF Michigan. That It's pur-
tested by the large number of students
who have studied there each year and
who have won recognition In the
musical world.
The fact that Its work Is conducted
on university basis has produced
splendid results. Under the direction
Of Director Stanley. a musician OF In
ternational reputation, faculty or
their respective lines. has been brought
together. The musicians are not only
teachers OF recognised ability, but are
performers who have won enviabIe
positions before the most critical
In connection with the work OF the
school. a large number OF supplement
tary opportunities are AFFORDED.
symphony orchestra OF nifty players
has been maintained for many years
and has become recognized as one OF
the very best amateur orchestras In
existence. The Choral union OF over
three hundred voices has for a quarter
OF century been recognized as per-
haps the worlds greatest student
chorus A series Of artists concerts
by the worlds greatest musicians. u
given each year. terminating with the
annual May festival Of Ave concerto
! which last year was attended by over
20. 900 persons. Faculty concerts his
torical recitais. recitals on the Worlds
Columbian organ, as well as many mis-.
incidents In Ann Arbor's busy musical
life
DETROIT COLLEGE, OF MUSIC.
The Detroit College Of Music oc.
cupies It's own splendid building at 90
Forest AVE. east, q location most CEN
Its faculty includes some of the mos,
talented and widely known OF the
musicians Of the city. The director
and head Of the plano department,
Louise Unsworth cragg. has been wide
cert pianiste and teacher. and associat-
ed with her In the piano department
are many OF the most brilliant OF the
younger pianistes OF the city.
The vocal department ID in charge OF
Charles j. Cragg. who has been for ~
years one Of the most prominent sing
ers Of the city.
Louise Beaumont Snyder, an addition
. well-schooled player and experienced
Public School Music and Drawing
win be In en.rgs Of MIME ni. sSs
has been most successful, its gradu.
ates being In constant demand.
Miss Marie Lemaire. a specialist In
81 Tn Gn.rE e. p Piano
Teachers.
Miss Iona .velma Stevens. q graduate
OF the Emerson College OF Oratory
S,n. 10. s s1sn pr IN sas xrs
To those seeking musical instruction
q reference to the list OF musicians
comprising the faculty Of the coiieg.
will be sufficient. endorsement OF Ia
ADRIAN COLLEGE.
Adrian College, one OF the leadins
institutions Of learning. in the Middle
West. 10 well known in the modern
Complete csS ,n eSsry detail. are taught in
this institution. which is under the
direction Of President Anthony. Par
ticulara are contained in the Adrian
anxious to Improve his status is re.
Quested to communicate with Presiden,
Anthony and he will give prompt and
courteous attention to the inquiry.
DETROIT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
The Detroit Conservatory Of Music
now In its fortieth year. WAS foundet
| in 1874 by Mr.. J. H. Hahn, one OF tbs
! foremost musical educators OF America
On the death OF Mr. Hahn the director
| Francis l. York. M. A. Under his able
| direction and the skilful business man
agement OF Secretary James II. Bell
| the conservatory has increased rapid,
! in numbers and prestige. until at thu
present time 1t ts acknowledged by the
leading musicians OF Europe ane
America to be one Of the foremost In
situations Of It's kind In the world
Numbering among its teachers and
graduates many Of the most &C.
complished musicians OF America. ~
wields power for good In musical