The Detroit times., 1914-01-31

Ing Donald MAC hfdlhi NloliHlHi, Nlu
cent O'Brien, pianist. and Melville A
Clark. harpist.
Eugene Ysaye. the great Belgian
yiolinist, Jean Gerardy, the famous
cellist and Leopold Godowsky. one OF
the foremost OF pianists, will be heard
In Detroit. In the Light Guard armory
/ Tuesday evening. Feb. "a, I'm recital.
/ The appearance OF three such brillian.
stars OF the musical world on one pro.
gram should mark an epoch In local
musical history.
The sixth morning concert for mem
bers OF the TUESDAY Musicale will take
place Tuesday morning. Feb 3, in the
Century building The numbers will
be given by Miss Eva Woodward Lord
Mrs. Charles Bowen, Miss Louise Beau.
mont SNYDER, Mrs c. s Sheldon, Mrs
b. r. Milford, Mrs Martha Hobby
Weist, Mrs, Louise unsWOrth.C ragg
Mrs Lille NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Neddermoyer's Concert band will
give the following program In the
Washington theater, Sunday after
noon, at o'clock March, Jewel
(Mutchler); overture. William Tell'
(RossinN; descriptive. THE Light
Brigade" (Puerne); trumpet solo.
The Lost Chord sullivan, Earl
Van AmDurgh; introduction to third
act OF "LChengrin' tWagner); second
rhapsody QiszU; cello solo Signor
Luigi Motto; fantasia on American
airs (BendiX).
Tie Strad club OF the Michigan Con-
servatory Of Music held its third meet
ing OF the season. Friday evening.
Violin solos We're played by Norman
Roegner Edith Carkeek Ruth Frazer.
jeanette Frazer Juanita Lorgion ana
Florence Boye The conservatory or
chestra recently ORGANIZED under the
direction of Emil Maloof. number 40
players and rehearses every Tuesday
evening. Junior pupils of the con
seryatory gave an interesting recital
Saturday afternoon before large au-
dicncc in the conservatory hall.
The NTH number in the Detroit
Philharmonic course will present Hel-
en- Stanley. soprano; Nine. Ottihe
Metzger. contralto. and Franz Egen
Jeff, baritone. N recital, in the Light
Guard armory, Tuesday evening. Feb
10 Miss stanley "A young Canadian
girl. singing prima donna roles with
the Chicago, Montreal, Philadelphia
and Boston companies. will be heard
in place Of Nine Marie Rappold, who
will sing here IN opera next week.
Miss Ada Lillian Gordon, pianist.
and Miss Theodore Eldridge, yiOlinist,
OF the Canapol School OF Musical Art,
will present pupils In a musicale In
Canapol ball, Thursday afternoon. FEB.
,. Concert training class for advanc-
ed pupils OF Che school will be held
Feb 3. when pupils OF George Short
land Kemptou Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol
and Boris =. GaEapol. baritone. will
be presented. IN unusually interest
ing program will be presented by
members OF the faculty OF the school
Friday evening, Feb. i3, in Ganapol
hall. in which the following will par
ticipate: High Ridout, Miss May +.
Preston. pianiste; Boris l.. Ganapol,
baritone. Miss Norma Meyer. flutist;
Miss Marguerite Thorne, violinist.
Miss Lilji Gulbrandsen Moore will as-
sist Miss Preston in two-piano mum
Der. Mrs r. r. Cooley. Miss Blackad-
der. Miss Preston. Mrs. J. l.. Parke.
Miss Thorne. Miss Gordon and Mrs.
Boris L. Ganapol. of the piano depart
ment. presented pupils in a musicale,
Thursday afternoon. Piano pupils or
Mrs. Alfred Zach. Miss Hilda Lee, Miss
Grace Barber and Miss Margaret Muir
ply will give musicale, Thursday at.
ternoon, Feb. 10,
There is never any question OF the
manner in which the Boston Sym
phony orchestra will be received in
Detroit, on the occasion OF its annual
visit, which this season will take
place Saturday evening. in the Light
Guard armory. and the usual promise,
which IL always fulfilled. OF a capacity
audience, is given in the active ad-
vance demand for seats. Every sea-
son subscriber 10 the Detroit Orches-
trail association concerts may be
counted upon TO be in his and her
seat for the concert OF the Boston or
ganization and the comparatively linn
tied number OF tickets not included