The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
MUSIC

The Detroit Symphony orchestra
will give its third matinee concert In
the Detroit opera house, Thursday aft
ernoon, Jan. 21. Conductor Weston
Gales has In rehearsal for this con-
cert, Dvorak's New World" sym
phony, the overture to the Marriage
OF Figaro" (Mozart), and Bizet's or
chestral suite in four movements,
"L'Arlesienne."
The third meeting OF the member
ship committee of the Tuesday Musi'
Gale, will be held in the home OF the
chairman, Miss Lucy r. Cook, No. 30
Bagg-st., Wednesday morning, Jan. 20.
Harry Elliott, reader, a pupil OF
Mrs. Mabel Leonard Schorr will con
tribute to the program or a muslcai
and literary entertainment TO be given
In Our Lady Of Help parish hall.
Thursday evening, Jan. IA.
The series OF lectures on Music
and the growth OF the aesthetic mind.
given by George T Hamilton, in the
Detroit Institute of Musical Art viii
be resumed, Monday, Jan. IS, in the
institute building. No. 60 Davenport
st.
Three charming songs written by
Mrs. Allan Frazer, OF this city, will
be a feature OF the Neddermeyer
band concert, In the Garrick theater,
Sunday afternoon, Jan. II, when Miss
Sara Carr. contralto. will sing them.
The songs entitled, Come Back Again
To Me-" Dreams That VIII Never
Come True" and "The Pagan Lul-
laby.' may be had in Grinnell Bros.
music house.
Excerpts from Puccinrs Ia Tosca"
will be the principal number OF the
popular Sunday afternoon concert 10
be given In the Garrick theater Sum
day afternoon at o'clock, by Nedder-
meyers band. Conductor Frederick
NedC ermeyer Will also present
Moore's "A Highland Scene" rescrip-
tive OF Scotch life and music; selec.
tion from Meyerbeer's Les Hugeo-
nots" and selections from Victor Her
berts "Sweethearts," together with
several popular marches and arrange
ments OF popular airs. Luigi Motto
cellist, will play solo for cello, and
Frederick Paine will give xylophone
numbers.
The Rev Thomas j. Villers, pastor
OF the First Baptist church, will be
the speaker in the Y. w. G. A. vesper
service Sunday, at o'clock, using
for his topic, The plan of Christ for
His people in the world" Miss Lois
Johnston will sing In the social tea
hour TO follow. Hugh Ri Dout, plan
lst, OF the Ganapol School OF Musical
Art. will play The Rev. j. Percival
Huget, of the First Congregational
church, will have charge OF the yes
per service, Sunday, Jan. II, when he
will speak on THE place OF Christ in
the salvation OF the world" Jan. "a,
"The power OF Christ given TO the
world" the Rev Joseph A. Vance,
First Presbyterian church; Jan. 81,
mid-winter educational meeting, the
Rev H. II III. Fox, st. Johns Epis-
copal church.
A program that Is unusual for a
symphony orchestra concert will be
given Saturday evening. Jan. l6, in
the armory, by the New York sym.
| phony orchestra, under the direction
OF Walter Damrosch, for the third in
the series OF Detroit Orchestra asso-
citation concerts. Tschaikowsky's
Fourth symphony will be played, in
Iconjunction with three movements
from Delibes' ballet. Sylvia" an or
chestral suite. by Percy Granger, on
British folksongs and dances. and
I Handers concerto for two violins and
cello The Handel number will be
played by Saslavsky. concert master
Iof the orchestra; Finkelstein. violin.
ist. and Renard. cellist. Seats for
the concert will be placed on sale in
lGrinnell's box office. Thursday. Jan.
| Ia.
The Chamber Music society will
present the Adamowski trio, OF Bos-
ton, in recital OF chamber music.
Tuesday evening, JAM. IL in the Ho!
tel Pontchartrain. The trio is com