The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-01
MUSIC

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soa,s symphony In b tat; Glas-
s.'Scsbe Dans;lnte.a and a
concerto for ,ccllo lD'Albert). by
Bruno steindel. .first ''cslljst Of tie
The sale u ssaso4 tick.
etS for the series OF sfx.syulpAoujs'
orchestra concerts IL now open in
Grinnell's box Office. Friday. Nov
g. the sale OF single tickets will
begin. -
The subscription sale Of season
tickets for the 10 Friday afternoon
concerts Of the Detroit symphony
ORCHESTRA. to be given In the Detroit
opera house. and the 10 popular Sum
day afternoon concerts, In Arcadia,
are on sale in the once of the or.
chestra. No. sos Kresge building,
'The first concerts will be given FRI
day afternoon. Nov. IL. aud Sunday
afternoon. Nov. II. The. program
for the first Friday, concert will in
clude Mozart's overture to The
Magic Flute" Becthoven's Fifth
symphony; Hungarian Dances"
(Brabms), and the prelude" to 10
hcngrin" (Wagner). In addition to
these numbers. the Sunday pop"
program will include Schumann's
",Traumerie" and the coronation
march from Meyerbeer's lie Pro
phete.'' Concert programs will be
provided with explanatory notes and
'thematic illustrations.
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The first morning concert for
members OF the Tuesday Musicale
will be given Tuesday, Nov. 2, at
1890 o'clock. in the Hotel Statler.
The program will be as follows:
Variations in G minor (Beethoven)
Mrs. Charles II. Brodt; hria 20
. Love Thy Help" from Samson and
Delilah." Mrs. Ethel McCornac Fox.
With Mrs Minnie Caldwell Mitchell.
at the piano: "La Complaisante,"
(Philip f. Bach-Ern). "Rondino"
(vieuxtemps), Miss Florence Carey;
THE Salutation OF the Dawn" Este,
venson), with cello .obligato by Miss
Emma Mcdonald; Il wept Beloved"
(Hne), I'm NY Garden" (Liddle),
Yrs. Winifred Scrlpps Ellis. The
accom- panists will be Mrs. Lillian
Cove Mumford and Mrs.Louise Uns.
worth Cragg.
Three piano memberships were
conferred by the Tuesday Musicale
in the annual endowed membership
contest this week, Miss Elizabeth
Metcalf winning first honors and re-
.ceiving the Mary Gray membership;
Miss Tply Garrett the Helen
Handy Newberry membership. and
Miss Marguerite Miers. the Eliza
beth Comstock Shipman member.
ship. There were no applicants for
the vocal and violin memberships.
The following faculty members
and students OF the Detroit Con-
,servatory of Music, gave the, regular
Wedne sdaydafternoon concert: Lonis
Hooper, Miss Bina Kellie. wyan-
dotte. Miss Marion Peck Miss Mar.
garet Schuling. Miss Alma Clock,
Otto Boekle. Mrs. Leslie G. Lam
horn, Miss verea Carr and H.. D.
Dotterweich. The following young
er students gave a concert Saturt
day afternoon: Miss Clara Sipple.
Miss Marion Dudley, Miss Edna
'Buhrer, Miss Florence Soltman,
Miss Lolo Holman. Miss Ruth Whit.
ing, Miss Azalia Battles. Miss Buh-
rer. Miss Irene Woehl, Miss Jessie
Jeynes, and Miss, Huldah Fine. Ar
chibald c. Jackson. OF the faculty
gave a concert in Saginaw Thurs
day evening.
| Miss Emma G. Esslinger of the
Mcdonald School Of Music played
the Brahms Rhaphsodie In g minor
and compositions by Greig, before
the New Country club Monday ar.
ternocn. Students from the piano,
violin and vocal departments OF the
school gave a concert Saturday az.
ternoon, the following presenting
the program: Mildred Stewart,
May werbe, Alice Mayer. Joseph
Yates. Arthur Gmelin, Edna Turn
or, Edmond Allan. Marion Light
body. Miriam Yaloinstetn. Thelma
Howe, Ruth Mayer, Elizabeth lori.
mer, Bessie Gmelin. Jerome sill
man and Mabel Lahadie. The
school has opened branch studio
In the Detroit University school and
violin and cello classes have been
organized,
Pablo Casals. the Spanish cellist,
who Is said 70 be perhaps the great
est virtuosi OF thcn all on his chos-
en- instrument, will be the artist for
the first Of the series of five Morn
ings Musicale" TO be givcn In the
Hotel Statler ballroom. Friday morn
ings. during the winter months. un-