The Detroit times., 1913-01-11

anini). Percy Kahn, Mr. Elmans own
accompanist, will be at the piano.
The sale OF seats for the concert will
open in Grini.ells, Tuesday morning,
Jan. IA, at . clock.
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The meeting of the Detroit School OF
Music alumni, which was to have been
held, FRIDAY morning, Jan. IL, was
postponed until Friday. Jan. "a, in the
school studios. The program will be
devoted TO norwegian music.
Francis A. Mayhem, head OF the pi-
ano department of the Mcdonald
School of Music will give piano re-
cital in the Y. w. G. A. hall, Tuesday
evening, Jan, IA. Mr. Mayhew's pro-
gram will include Beethoven's Son
alta Opus 81; group OF Chopin and
a group Of Brahms
A series of three subscription Len
ten morning musicales have been ar
ranged by Charles Frederic Morse, to
be given in the green room, of the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain, Wednesday. Feb.
10; Monday, March 3. and Monday,
March II. The first will present Miss
Christine Miller, contralto OF New
York, assisted by Henri MATHEWS, VIC
linist, and Mr.. Morse, pianist; the sec
ond, Mrs Emily Garrow Gregory, read
er, who will give one of the latest
operas with Mr.. Morse at the piano,
and the third. Reinald Werrenrath,
baritone, with FIR. Matheys and Mr..
Morse assisting.
The New York Symphony orches-
tro No n
and Ellison Van Hose, tenor, will
give a Wagner centenary program in
the Light Guard armory, Saturday
evening, Jan. IS. as the third number,
in the Detroit Orchestral association
series. The orchestra numbers will
offer the overture to "RienZi;" pre-
lude to 'Lohengrin; Bacchanale from
"Tannhauser; love music from Iris
tan and Isolde" the Forest Bird from
"Siegried; :" Ride OF the Valkyries,
and prelude to Die Meistersingers.
Mr. Van Hose will sing Lohengrins
Narrative, and Walther's prize song
from Die Meistersingers." Mr.. Dam
rosch is always happy when playing
Wagner and as among Detroit con-
certgoers. there is a large proportion
OF enthusiastic Wagnerites, the con-
cert promise to sattract an unusually
large audience. The sale OF seats will
open in Grinnell's, Thursday, Jan. 10,
at 9 O'Clock. DIR. N. j. Corey will give
free illustrated talk on the program,
in the Museum of Art, Friday evening,
Jan. II.
Boris L. Ganapol will give a lee
ture-recital In Ganapol hall, Monday
evening, Jan 20, on Jewish music or,
the past and present. in the syna-
gogue, and, in the home" In the near
future, Mr.. Ganapol will give pro-.
gram of sixteenth century music
played on the instruments for which
the compositions were written. Henri
Matheys will play Me viola damour'
and Mrs. Ganapol and George Short
land Kempton will play on the clave-
Gin, while Mr.. Gsnapol will sing
Fronch. German and Italian songs.
The following pupils OF the Ganapol
school appeared in the concert tram
ing class, wednesday afternoon: Max
inc Kilbourne, Jennie Holskin, Jose
phine Mcdowell, Zclma Rosentnai'
Charlotte Ermann. Catherine Vaughn,
Frances Randall and Reva Rosenz-
welg.
DR.. n. ]. Corey returned Saturday
from New York. where he went ear
lier in the week to give lecture, In
the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts ana
Sciences, on a symphony program TO
be played by the Boston symphony
orchestra, In the institute, Thursday
evening. The institute auditorium
was crowded to standing room for DIT.
Corey's lecture and, the speaker was
received with much enthusiastic APP
nreciation. The Boston orchestra Is
giving a series Of orchestral conceIls'
in the Brooklyn institute ana III Car
negle hall, New York, seats TOT INC
entire series, in both cities, being com
nlatolv sold out weeks ago.