The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
MUSIC


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The Mcdonald school OF Music pn-
pills will give musicale, Saturda!
Afternoon. Jan; %. in the school nall
The third meeting OF the member
ship committee OF the Tuesday Musl-
Gale will he held Wednesday morning,
Jan 20. at 10 o'clock, in the home OF
the chairman, Miss Lucy K Cook No.
80 BaggSt
The Bslalaika orchestra. under the
direction OF Clarence Hill, will give a
program OF Russian music Tor the De-
troit Review club, Monday afternoon,
Jan Is, III the Century building.
Miss l.. Marea Blunden. who is
studying the piano with-Guy Beyier
Williams. will give piano recital.
Friday evening Jan. -. i'm 81 Pauls
cathedral parish house.
The Boston symphony orchestra
will make its only appearance in De
troit this season, Saturday evening
Jan 80. ia the Detroit Orchestral as.
ISOLATION series OF concerts. DR.. Karl
Muck has arranged program TO in
clude Schumann's overture 10 "Geno-
veya. "Ropartz Symphony In c.
Brahms Variations ON Haydn
theme" and the overture to der
Freischutz" The soloist viii be An
ton Wick. who will play Bruch's VIC
lin concerto in G minor
Miss Helen Whelan. yiolinist. a pu
pill OF Prof, Yunck. will be the soloist
OF the Museum of Art free musicale
and lecture. Sunday afternoon. Miss
Jeanette Van Der Velpen will play
Miss Whelan's accomplishments Gus
tayus ID. Pope. an enthusiastic sports
man will give an illustrated talk on
recent hunting trip he made I'm wy
oming.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
institute OF Musical Art took part in
the tenth Wednesday recital In insti-
tute hall; Misses Vera Przbylowski.
Dorothy Goss. Alice and Jessie Bour-
quin, Margaret Lawson. Louise Essel-
styn Mable Coburn and Master Don
aid Goss The program was preced
ed by short talk ON irregular forms
and phase group" by T.. d. Manville
The Monday afternoon lectures given
by George T, Hamilton on Music and
the growth OF the aesthetic MIND" will
pe resumed in the institute, Monday,
Jan. Is, at 4 o'clock
Mrs. Allan Frazer will make her
debut on a Detroit concert stage as a
composer Of songs Sunday afternoon,
In the Garrick theater when Miss Sara
Carr, contralto, will sing two of Mrs.
Frazer's songs. as soloist of the Ned
dermeyer band concert. These songs
are "A Pagan Lullaby" and Come
Back Again To Me-" Conductor Ned.
dermeyer will appear also as soloist.
presenting a Hungarian fantasia for
violin. The program will offer many
pleasing numbers from grand opera
u ragtime.
The fourth morning concert for
members OF the Tuesday musicale TO
be given Tuesday morning, Jan. l9.
in the Century building. will be de-
voted to the works OF Detroit com.
posers. Mrs. s. X. Pittman will read
a paper on. Detroit composers" and
the following local composers in most
instances will interpret their own
works for instrument and voice: Mrs.
Lutte Mckee Rose. Guy Bevier Will
liams. Jessie L. Pease, Mary Harrah
Waterman. Mrs. s. Olin Johnson.
Charles Frederic Morse. Abrafn Ray
Tyler Those to take part in the
program include Miss Leona Troy.
Miss Jennie Stoddard. Mr.. Williams,
Miss Ross, Marshall Pease, Mrs Wa
terman. Mrs. Marshall Pease, Mr..
Morse. Mr.. Tyler. Prof. Yunck. Luigo
Motto. and Miss Harriet Ingersoll.
Director Weston Gales has chosen
an exceptionally interesting program
for the third concert OF the Detroit
symphony orchestra, TO be given In
the Detroit opera house Thursday af-
ternoon. Jan. 81. at 4:15 o'clock. The
program will offer Dyorak's New
World" symphony, which has been a
great popular success ever since II
was written, the composer always
having been known as particularly
tuneful writer; Mozart's favorite
overture. The Marriage OF Figaro.
and Bizet's suite. "LArlesienne." The
latter was the first and practically
the only great success that came 10
Bizet during his lifetime. In the over
ture, or prelude, are a series OF varia-