The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05
MUSIC

Miss G.. Patrice Fisher, pianiste who
! studied in the Detroit Conservatory OF
/ Music with Director Francis l.. York,
will give postgraduate recital Mon
day evening. May 5, in the conserva-
tory hall. Miss Fisher will be assisted
in her program BY Miss Antoinette
Kalthoff. violinist. and Miss Matilda
! Kalthoff. accompanist.
Pupils of Mrs. Louise Meek Corbett
gave H. Lane Wilson's song cycle OF
old English melodies. "Flora's Holt
| day IN the Detroit City Gas cos EN-
lloyes educational entertainment
course. Wednesday evening. Those
taking part included Selma Eick. so
prano; Edith V. Ewing, contralto;
| William Thayers Coulter, tenor, and
+. Earl Remer, baritone.
The Welshmen of Detroit will give
| sacred concert Sunday evening. in
| the Museum OF Art auditorium when
Welsh singers will sing the old coun-
try songs, and. as a special feature of
the program, Director A. II. Griffith
will give an illustrated talk on Wales.
Its history and people" The enter
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| A special musical program will be
given Sunday evening. In st. Paul's
! cathedral as follows: Magnificent and
Nunc Dimittis (Simper): Father Thy
! Children Bow in Alteration" (Sulli-
| van) /: trio. Il VIII Give Unto Him
Who Is Athirst" (Coombs): From
! Thy Love As Father" and Unfold
I<,~ to-,
| (tiounod contralto solo "Hosanne
! tGranieD; King All Glorious
! tBarnby); Prayer (Mascagni).
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Mr.. and Mrs Bai,on Piersol. Of Ber.
! lin, will give a joint song recital,
! Thursday evening, May %, In the
! Church OF Our Father. Mrs. Piersol
was formerly Miss Marie I.adue, OF
Detroit daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
| tin Y. I.adue. With her husband she
has been studying and teaching, and
singing on the concert and operatic
stage. In Germany for several years
past Mr.. and Mrs. Piersol will arrive
| in Detroit shortly to be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladue.
| Central Methodist church was
crowded Friday evening for the con-
cert given by members OF the Detroit
| Conservatory OF Music. under the aus
pieces of the Epworth league. The pro-
gram was excellently given and the
numbers were so attractive that the
| large audience was enthusiastic in ap.
| plause. Those taking part were Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano Miss Kath-
! leen Lovett and William Grazing King.
| ylolinists, and Miss Myrtle Miller.
! pianist.
For the benefit Of ST. Peter Claver
] Aid society, q concert will be given
| Sunday evening, In Young Mems Or
der hall, No. 29S Randolph-st. The
program will be given by Harold Jar
Wis, Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Prot
Louis Henry, George Parsons. Edward
OConnor. Miss Rooster, James Sulli.
van, Oswald Kirker, Mrs. Arthur
I.aurencelle, Miss Beatrice White
Mrs. Edward Grsndt, Josephine
Schwenter and the st. Peter Glaver
Ladies' chorus.
! One of the most delightful musical
treats OF the season is promised I'm
| the recital OF folk songs OF the British
Isles by the Misses Dorothy, Rosalind
and Cynthia Fuller. charming young
| English girls who will be heard In
Detroit. Friday, May 8, in a morning
musicale. In the home OF Mrs. Fred
ericks X. Stearns. and in the evening,
| In the green room of the Hotel Pont.
chartrain The young women dress in
the costumes OF the early Victorian
period and, the only accompaniment
TO their songs is quaint Irish harp
Their recitals have been enthusiastic
ally received I'm New York. Boston and
other cities where the young ladies
have appeared. The Misses Fuller
come to Detroit under the auspices OF
the Society of Arts and Crafts.
There Ia much interest among
music lovers in the Wagner Centenary
festival to be given in the Light Guard
armory. Monday. June 2, by the Chi
cago symphony orchestra, under Con
ductor- Frederick Stock assisted b,
Nine. Olive Frsmstad and other so
loists. The centenary Is under the
local auspices Of the Stadtverbant
and a committee OF men and women
II affvA ne hA runas. In~.r. N,