The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-07
MUSIC


Students from the piano classics OF
Francis a. Mayhem and Miss Kate
|HcDonald of the Mcdonald School of
Music. will give u recital in the Pont.
chartrain. Saturday afternoon, FEB
1. at o'clock. Miss Emma c. Ess-
niger OF the school faculty, gave a
ecture on the Dalcroze system OF
4 aythmic gymnastics, Wednesday, In
10 Thomas Normal Training school.
A junior recital was given at the
Detroit College of Music, Saturday
iternoon by the following pupils, as
sisted by Miss Mary Sanders. contral'
10: Ada Hards. Bertram Morse. Ruth
seiser. Henry Harding. Dorothea Rob
Bon. Frank Brossy Madeline Stringer
iarion Parker. Herbert Grossman,
Marion Bradley, Rolene Monty, Hell
la White, Elizabeth Hayes, Frederick
zimmerman. Charlotte Sands. Edith
indeman. Ruth Mayfleld, Helen Wis
ier, Louise Anderson. Gladys La Gore
ind Margaret and William Rennie.
The fifth number in the Philhar-
iiard arInory. Friday evening, Feb.
Ed. will present three singers new TO
Detroit IN Helen Stanley, soprano;
TITLE Metzger. contralto. and Franz
|fgenief. baritone. Miss Stanley Is
/ Dung Canadian, who Is now one OF
he prima donnas Of the Chicago
'pera: Nina Metzger came to Amer
"A year a.so for limited number or
performances with the Metropolitan
G mpany. and Egenieff was formerly
member OF the Berlin Royal opera
Paderewski. the great pianist. whose
lostponed recital In Detroit will be
|;ven Tuesday, March 3, in the Light
;uard armory. is resting in southern
'slifornia, at present
Among The program numbers 30 be
ven by Iohn Mccormack. in the
light Guard armory, Monday. March
I. will he Deeper and Deeper still.
ON Handefs "Jeptha, la Maison
rise" (Messeger). the finale from
4 CT III OF La Boheme," Schumann's
ntermezzo" groups OF Irish songs
nd the popular The Lord Is My
ight," by Allitsen. Mr.. Mccormack
III be assisted by Donald Macbeath,
ollnist. and Melville 4. Clark, mas
OF the Irish harp
Pupils OF Mrs. Louise Unsw orth
agg win give recital In the Detroit
ollege OF Music hall, Monday even
z, Feb 8. Miss Marguerite Lang,
prano, will give group OF songs.
An organ recital will be given Sun.
evening. in Christ Lutheran
urch, by Alexander j. Pepin. assist.
! by Miss Elsie Pepin. soprano;
iarles j Brady, tenor, and Louis J
)lombo, baritone.
George Shorthand Kempton pianist,
enri Matheys. violinist and Mrs. J.
Parke. accompanist, of the Cana
II School OF Music faculty. will give
musical program, Sunday afternoon,
h the Museum OF Art auditorium.
dney Dickinson will give an Illus
ated lecture on st. Petersburg and
le gallery OF the Hermitage palace.
The Detroit Conservatory OF Music
4 ill give q faculty concert. Thursday
vening, Feb II. in Central Methodist
hurch. the program to be presented
Mrs. Leslie G.. lIamborn, Archibald
Jackson. William Grazing King and
iinor White. Mrs. IAInborn and Mr.
ling gave a concert, Thursday even
Ing, in Sombra. Ont, With much sue.
ess.
The appearance OF Eugene Ysaye,
he great Belgian violinist. Leopold
.;odowsky. the Polish pianist. and Jean
serardy, famous cellist, in joint re-
ital, In the armory, Tuesday even
'hg Feb "a. is attracting wide at
sention Students are naturally great
h interested and for their particular
seneft Manager Devoe has arranged
FOR reduction on all tickets where
tudents present signed certificates
rom their teachers. Tickets are on
ale in Grinnell's The program 10 be
presented follows
Trio in n fiat (Beethoven). Ysaye-
l,odowsky Geraedy; Variations Sym
bhonique for cello (Boellman), Gerar-
BY; two songs without words Men
selssohn) variations on theme by
paganini tBrahms), Godowsky, aria
Handel Hayanaise (Saint-Saens)
save: trio In = (Saint-Saens), Ysaye-
'iodowsky -Gerardy