The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

rilowitsch., the famous Russian plan
ist. and Mrs, II. II, A. Bleach. the we'll
'kuownrs American composer Mr..
HuKhes'iVp included compost
lions byf Beethoven. Schumann. Chop
In. Debussy. Leschetitzky and Strauss.
Mr.. Hughes will be the soloist with
the Leipsic Philharmonic orchestra.
Jan. IS. playing Schumann's concerto
for piano and orchestra.
\ Mrs. Maude Embrey-Taylor OF the
Michigan Conservatory o. Music vo-
cal department. has just returned from
Europe where she has been coaching
with Jean de Deske. In Paris. The
Strad club OF the conservatory was
entertained by Mrs Frederic l.. Abel
IN her home on Atkinson-ave.. Thurs
day evening An interesting talk or
Great .violinists | have known" was
given by w. n. Leggett Solos were
played by Della Hagerty. Herman
Herr. and Robert Berman. A Hal
llowe'en luncheon was served al the
conclusion OF the program.
The first OF the symphony con
certs OF the Detroit Orchestral asso-
citation, will be given in the armory,
Tuesday evening, Nov. II, by the Chi
cago Symphony orchestra. one OF the
most popular organizations that Wis
it's Detroit. Mr.. Stock has prepared
10 most attractive program which will
include the Academic Festival over
|ture, and Brahms, founded on students
|songs. Beethoven's Seventh symphony,
~, M -
ever-popular Les Preludes." Enrico
Tramonti. harpist. will play Widor's
Chorale and variations for harp and
orchestra. The sale Of seats for the
concert Is now under way in Grin.
neli's where season tickets for the
entire course may be procured also.
The many Detroit admirers OF Mrs.
Eleanor Hazard Psocock. soprano.
will have an opportunity Of listening
to this artist In an extremely exact
ing program. In the Church OF Our
Father. Tuesday evening. Nov. rs.
Mrs. Peocock will present compost
tions by Handel. Ole Bull Mozart,
Schubert. Brahms, Van Eyken. Verdi.
Massenet, Debussy and a group OF
songs by American composers. includ-
Ing Busch. Rogers. Mcdowell. Camp
bell, Upton and Woodman. Follow
ing the Detroit recital Mrs. Peocock
will appear - solofst with the Gin
cinnati Symphony orchestra. In Jack
son. Nov. Is. Later In the season
Mrs. Peocock will give q recital OF
children's songs and stories.
Detroit music lovers will have q
feast OF good things this week With
three attractive light operas sung by
artists Of exceptional ability IN this
held: the visit Of the Chicago Sym
phony orchestra and the appearance
Of Nine. Meyba and Jan Kubelik. IN
joint recital. The De Kovsn Opsrs
company, with . remarkable cast,
will present rovivals Of Reginald De
Koven's most popular operas ROB
Roy" and Robin Hood" In the De-
tro1t opera house, presenting the
former opera the nrSt half q the
week and ROBIN Hood" the second
half. Bessie ABBOTT. Henr1ette Wake
field. Frank Pollock. James Stevens.
Herbert Waterous and the inimitaJble
Jefferson de Angels. with q large
supportiug east, ballet, chorus and or
chestra Will be heard In the delight
ful De Koven operas. Nine. Emma
Trentini. the well-known former grand
opera star and. who returns to her
frst love at the end Of this season
to become one Of Oscar Hummer.
stems operate artists, will be seen
In the 0Arrfck theater al week. II q
charming operate piece called The
Ffre6y." the music OF which Is said
to b NEST mslodious., Mime. Trentini
10 supported by . hne cast, also. The
Chicago SYMPHONY orchestra. with
Conductor Frederick Stock and En-
rico Tramonti. harpist. as soloist, will
play In the armory. Tuesday evening,
Nov IL. and on Thursday evening,
Nov. IL. IN the same building. Nine.
Melba and Mr.. Kubelik Will give Q
recital of vocal and violin music.