The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

y ceTt Friday evening. March ~, In
Y Hiohlald Park Presbyterian church
4 pumber Of pupils of DR.. Franz
Apol gave an afternoon with Scands-
neviAn composers. Wednesday. March
u. In the Sacred Heart convent In
0rosse Pointe.
The Michigan Agricultural College
Olee aud Mandolin clubs will give an
entertainment In the Y. NJ. G. A., Sat-
uyday evening, March %. Miss Julia
Church, reader. will assist.
Guy Beyier Williams, head of tho
piano department Of the Michigan Con-
seSvatory Of Music. will give q recital
Tuesday evening. March "a. Younger
l, pupils Of Miss Marguerite Mannebach
have concert In the conservatory
hall. Saturday afternoon.
FOR the second concert this season
by the Mendelssohn club. R0ssini's
"StAbat Mater" will be given, In the
srmory. Monday, May Is. with Ger
trude Rennyson, soprano: Paul Alt
house, tenor. and Andrea Sarto. bari
tone. a. soloists. The Mendelssohn
chorus Of 500 mixed voices, and an
orchestra Of so players. will be d.
rected by DR.. CuviAr r. Marshall.
A program of composition by Abram
Ray Tyler, organist. of this city. Will
be presented Sunday afternoon, in the
Museum OF Art auditorium, at 8
to'clock, with Mr.. Tyler playing the
Accomplishments for Mrs. Susan -.
Rathbourne. soprano, and Ezri Alfred
Bertrand, tenor, and Miss Marion VIII
liz Tyler, violinist. Francis L. York
win give an illustrated talk on "Amert
can composer"
Mime. Anna Pavlowa's engagement
IN the Broadway thsater for Saturday
afternoon and evening, Cancelled De-
cause Of an injury to the famous dane
er's foot, will take place In the thea
er Monday evening. March 80. Those
! holding tickets for the evening per-
torrance may use them March 80. but
matinee tickets must be exchanged at
the box once In Grinnell's or, X the
| holders prefer. money viii be refund
ed
Clara Butt, the English contralto,
and Kennerley Rumford, baritone,
" III give Q joint recital. Thursday
i evening. March Is. In the armory as
| The seventh number In the Philhar-
,lnonic course. The concert will have
| Inc aspect of an international event
1 In the presence Of the members OF
| Windsor council and Detroit public
onlcials. ~ Miss Butts guests. The
singers will be assisted by William
/ Nun doch, solo pianist, and Harold
| crsxton. accompanied. The sale OF
seats for the concert will open In
firinnellS. Tuesday morning, March
81.
The tenth concert In the series be-
/ Ing given In the Washington theatc:,
Ivory Hnnday afternoon. by Nedder-
| rogers concert band will take place
he Arthur C.. Davey. tenor; Fred s.
| cnslish horn. The program will in
clude: March. MEN of Bronze"
(I.oseyy: overture. "n Guarnay"
(Gomes): I'm Old Arkansas" (zim-
merman); "The Forge In the Forest"
fMjchels): song, Love Laid His
slceplsss Head" (HerbsrU. Mr..
| TAssy; my Old Kentucky Home"
| trester); suite (SousA). solo for
| ::ylophone (Abbott). Mr.. Paine; THE
Ride OF the valkyries" (Wagner.)
An unusual evening OF music was
q Afforded. Friday evening. In the HO
tel Pontchartrain, In the concert Of
the Barrere Ensemble. an organixa-
ton Of nine woodwind instruments
Under the direction of Georges Bar.
fere, the well-known nute virtuoso.
The concert was under the auspices
OF the Tuesday Musicale. Mr.. Bar
rere and his fellow-players are mem.
bers Of the New York symphony or.
cllostra. The Ensemble includes:
Georges Barrere, flute; Bruno Labate
md irving Cohn, oboes; Gusteve Ian
Genus and Frederick Van Amburgh.
c!arfnits: Josef rranxel and Freder.
ick Dultgen, French horns, and Ugo
I 3avolini and Emil Barbot, bassoons
! The program was admirably chosen
and arranged for It's educational and
artistic value. and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large audience, an
plause being frequent.
Burton Piefsol, baritone. has been
engaged a. soloist for the Wagner
concert TO be given by the New York
Philharmonic orchestra. In the armory,
wednesday evening, April l, 40 the
last number in the Detroit Orchestral
association series for 1884. Mr..
piersol. whose wife was formerly Ma.
rle LADue, Of Detroit. Is well-known
4 In this. city. He gave q recital. with
i Mrs. LaDue. last spring. in the Church
OF Our Father. With the Philhar-
monte he will sing the monologue
. from 1.-THE Flying Dutchman," and
Wotan's Farewell from die Walkure.'
The orchestral numbers chosen by
Conductor Josef Stransky will be ever.
ture to 1.-THE Flying Dutchman;" Sieg.
q friends "Idyll:" overture to "Riensi;'
fried's "sIdyll:" overture to "Riensi;"
I und Isolde;" Slegfried's Rhine Jour-
merry nom die Gotterdammerung."
and "The Ride OF the valkyries." The
sale of tickets for the concert will
open In Gfinnelrs, Monday. March ~.
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