The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
: MUSIC

MOSIN
Archibald c. Jackson was the bari
TONG soloist in the presentation OF
The Messiah. given in Lansing,
Tuesday evening by the Lansing
Choral union
Junior violin and piano pupils OF
Miss Elizabeth Kramer, of The Le1b
Conservatory of Music, gave con
cert Monday afternoon In The branch
school No. 4lG Garland.aye.
William Grazing King. OF the faculty
OF the Detroit Conservatory OF Musie'
has been chosen concerunaster OF mo
recently organized Detroit symphony
orchestra OF which Weston Gaics, Is
conductor.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory of Music viii give the
program I'm the weekly recital, Ned-
nesday afternoon. Jan. %, IN conser-
vatory hall Miss Laura Allen, MIS-.
H. C.-Allson. Miss Helen Shaw, MISS
Kathleen Lovett, Miss Hazel Alnsler'
Mrs. Allison. and Ray Smith.
A quiet hour of music Will be
given by Abram Ray Tyler, IN TEN
pie Beth FL sunday afternoon, al i
O'Clock. Mr. Tylers organ numbers
VIII be augmented with solos by Miss
Louise Allen Lyon, soprano me
recital is free and the public lnFlleu'
Harry n. Boillotat for the last
eight years a member of the laculty
OF the Detroit Conservatory or MUSIC
has severed his connection with tha'
institution and will open a private
studio IN the Nalpey building FEB. :.
Nine. Yolando Nero. the Hungarian
pianist. who appeared IN DelioH
week ago as soloist with the New
Yorl, orchestra, and Helen Ware. an
American viollnist. will give a JOINT
recital in the Light Guard armory,
Wednesday evening, April 10. The
concert will be under the auspices OF
"A number OF prominent women, ana
the proceeds Will be given 20 the Nrlt
tenton home
Glasses In the Dalcroze rhythmical
gymnastics have been opened IN the
Mcdonald school OF Music, under the
direction OF Miss Emma @. Esslinger,
formerly OF Zurich. switzerland. Miss
Fsshnger was first assistant teacher
of the Dalcroze method in The Zurich
conservative. and comes to Detroit
lighly indorsed b. Dr. Friedrich
Hegar. director OF the conservatoire.
The childreps classes are open to
children from four 10 10 years OF age
A recently organized quartet called
the Olympia viii give concert IN
riverside temple. T. O O. f. Baker
st and Hub bard-aye., Friday evening,
Jan. 80 The qTrurtrr- includes the
following Clarence Q. Jones. hrst
enor Miles Standish Conc second
tenor. r. IL Perkins. first basso,
William H. Cross, second basso and
director Mrs Belle Parsons Ocken-
den. reader and accOmpanist, VIII as
sist the quartet in the concert pro-
gram.
The only visit OF the Boston sym.
phony orchestra TO Detroit this sea-
son will be Saturday evening Jan u
IN the | light Guard armory. IA the De
iroit Orchestral association course oil
symphony concerts. Or. Karl Muck.
conductor Of the orchestra, is one OF
the most popular OF the great orches-
tra leaders TO visit this city. Dr.
Muck and his men. are always as
sured OF cordial reception IN De-
troit The program TO be presented
bv the Boston organization VIII IN.
-clude .Gla2onnoff' symphony in Il (
lat major: Brahms Tragic over !
ture: yuons fantastic on DANISH folk |
songs, which will be heard for The (
first time in Detroit, and DvOraks
dramatic overture 'Husitska This |
program promises wonderful eve
ming OF orchestral music The sale
OF seats for the concert will open In
GrinnelIs Thursday, Jan. %.
The Neddermeyer band will give
Us second concert in the Washington
iheater. Sunday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, presenting an interesting and
diversified program. The. soloists will
be Miss Elektra Won Dolcke. contraltoI
and Fred 5. Paine. xylophone soloist.
The band selections will be The !
Belle OF Chautauqua' price,; over
tire, Rienzf' (Wagnerl. descriptive
fantasia. Cavalry Charge" (Lued I
ers); song. Il hear you calling me-
(Marshaln, Miss Elektra Won Dolcke;
Scottish gems, Aud Scotia CLaud
err: solo for xyolophone Tampa
tHerold), Fred S. Paine song, Good !
bye (TostD, Miss Van DolCke, Fan
taste on Andrea Chenier' (Gior- !
dano). Frederic l.. Neddermeyer is
conductor of the band which com
prises fifty musicians. all residents of
this city. The concerts are being
given for the purpose OF placing the
art of music on a higher plane, and
giving people an opportunity OF hear
ing a big band at popular prices.
Mischa Elman, the Russian violinist,
will make his fourth Detroit appear
ance in the armory, Tuesday evening,
Ian. q. Elman Is an established IA
vorlte in this city, and a large audi
ence is assured for his recital. De
spite the fact that he Is barely %
years of age. Elman today stands