The Detroit times., 1913-05-19
MUSIC

Our Father, Thursday evening, May
% Henri Matheys, violinist, ana
Abram Ray Tyler. accompanist. Will
also assist. An interesting program
has been prepared 10 include operate
arias and duets, songs, and several
compositions by Mr.. Tyler and Mr..
Matheys, both of whom are well-known
in the field OF composition. Tickets
for the concert will go on sale We'd
nesday, May q, In Grinnelrs
Miss Sylvia SimOns. OF the Ganapoi
School of Musical Art. gave gradual
ing recital. Thursday evening. In Gan
apol hall. which was crowded with an
enthusiastic audience. Miss SimOns
playing OF Beethovens Pathetique
sonata and groups by Schumann and
Chopin, brought forth much applause
from her delighted listeners. Miss 81
mons has studied with Mrs. Ganapol
and George Shorthand Kempton.
Friday evening. May %. the choir
OF the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church. will give concert TO include
a song recital by Archibald G. Jack
son, baritone. director OF the choir
and the cantata. The Fatherhood OF
Cod by Schneider The soloists will
be Mrs. r. G. Allison. soprano; Mrs.
Chas. A. Bowen, contralto; Mrs Fred
| Renhart. tenor; A. C.. Jackson. bari
tone and director; Frederick Alex
ander. organist.
| A delightful musicale was given
Friday morning. by Mrs. Henry Riley
Fuller for seven guests. followed by
luncheon In the Pontchartrain. The
musical program was given in the
new drawing room de luxe. in the
Grinnell building and consisted OF
songs by Miss Marie Won Essen, con-
tralto, and selections on the Welte
pipe organ and piano by Paderewski.
Nero. Ricardi, Busoni and Lhevinne.
| The following students OF the Nc
Donald School OF Music gave a musi-
Gale Saturday afternoon Eula Lee
Carr, Florence McCaleb. Ethel
Schrader, Amanda Stuendel. John
Deloff, Earl Deloff Lois Franklin
Helen Garrett. Thelma James. whit
fred Roberts, Myrtle Wilson and
ment: Mabel Folsom. Edna Smith and
!
ment and Kinga Witkowski and Eva
Sem, from the vocal department..
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| Miss Eleanor M. Dickoff, pianist, or
the Detroit Conservatory of Music.
will give a graduating recital IN the
! conservatory hall assisted by william
Grating King, violinist, and Miss
Edith Larrowe, accompanist, Tuesday
evening. May 90 The following pu-
pills of the conservatory gave the reg
ular Wednesday afternoon concert:
Misses Georgine Mattsson. Eleanor
Dickoff. Pearl Haws. Genevieve NJ.
Hibbler, Evelyn Lacey and Henrietta
Brinsden. Mrs. Frank II. Judson. So
prano gave her graduating recital. In
the Y NJ. c. A. Monday evening assist
ed by Miss Alice Ferris. pianiste and
Miss Myrtle Miller. accompanies. Miss
Iorainetta f. Henderson, pianist, gave
her graduating recital, Tuesday even
Ming. In the Conservatory hall, assisted
by Miss Nellie NJ. Johnson, soprano
and Miss Bertha Hansbury, accompan.
ist Several members Of the faculty
OF the Conservatory attended the May
| festival In Ann ArbOr this week.
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Keen interest Is being taken In the
appearance OF Marie Ladue Piersol,
coloratura soprano, and Burton Pier
son, baritone, Tuesday evening, May
81, in the Church Of Our Father. In
addition 10 operate arias the program
will include a group OF smaller songs
and duets from The Marriage OF
Figaro" and The Magic Flute" The
I following are the patronesses Of the
concert Mesdames NJ. 8. Smith, Rus
sell A. Alger John N. Bagley. George
n. Barbour. George s. Stillman, VIII
liam A. Butler. Jr.. George Russell
Cecil. Oren Scotch. James Coslett
Smith. Frank Titus. Henry ID. Sheldon,
Grace Bull Moffat, F. T. Ranney,
Henry r. Leonard, VIM. v. Moore,
Frank J. Hecker, William L. Keep,
James II. Ford, Clara e. Dyar, Paul
Harvey Deming, Theodore d. Bull.
William T. Barbour. John B. Dyar.
Anne Russell, II. X. Lathrop. ]. Har.
rington walker, Frederick X. Stearns.
Dewitt Taylor. George T. Hendrie,
Charles F.. Hammond. The sale OF
seats for the recital will open In Grin
nell's aSturday morning, May "a.
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i A childrens' musicale will be given
Wednesday afternoon, May 81, in
! Ganapol hall. by pupils from the piano
classes OF Mrs. Ganapol. Miss Ada
Lillian. Miss Ada May. Miss Hilda
Lee. Miss Grace Barber and Mrs.
Cooley, as follows: Genevieve Glib
sen. suzanne COPELAND, Gertrude Serrili,
Ruth Kahn, Lucille Jacobs, Dorothy
Flanagan, Margaret Higgins. Lucille
end Nelson Bump. Helen Chalmers
! Betty Colburn, Frances Dwight, Ralph
| Chenot, Ruth Meyers. Helen James.
Carrie Mailer Bonita Curtis, Jean Nc
Kaig, Geraldine Grinnell. Dorothy
Sessions Miss Genevieve Davis, so
rrano. pupil OF Boris l.. Ganapol. and
Miss Josephine Mcdonnell. violinist.
pupil VI Miss Marguerite Thorne, Will
assist A concert Of unusual interest
will be the postgraduate plano recital
! by GLADYS Springett. OF the school,
Thursday evening. May %. In Ganapol
! hall Miss Springett's training has
been under Mrs. Ganapol, Edwin
: Hughes and George Shorthand Kemp
ton She will sail In June. for Europe,
where she will continue her studies
/ The Apollo horal society, OF which
Boris l.. Ganapol Is director. will give
| IT'S first concert the early part OF
June. Besides the cnntata Fair FL
! len" Ivy Max Bruch, the society will
sing three Russian choral folk songs,
For this special occasion. Mrs. Edith
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