The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

rious subjects or interest to plano
students every two weeks, the next
lecture to be Wednesday, March Is.
The four concluding numbers OF
the Philharmonic course will prove
OF great pleasure to concert-goers In
general. and will be OF especial value
to music students. For this reason
Local Manager James E. Devoe has
arranged 10 give a special rate to
all students, with choice OF best
seats at a greatly reduced price.
Tickets, which may be exchanged for
reserved seat tickets in Grinnell
Bros box once, are obtainable In
the leading Conservatives. or In Mr..
Devoe's once In the Dime Bank
building. The four concerts will
offer Nine. Julia Culp. March 15:
Ricardo Martin, the Metropolitan
opera house tenor. and Rudolph
CAM. Swiss pianist. in joint recital,
Tuesday, March %; Charles Wake
field Cadman, American composer.
with Princess Tsianina Redfeather,
the Indian mezZo-soprano. and other
assisting artists, In a. program OF
Claimants works. April 2. and Tina
Lerncr. the Russian pianist, April 3.
The program which Conductor
Gales is busily rehearsing for the
next concert Of the Detroit Sym
phony orchestra. TO be given Thurs
day afternoon. March IS. In the De
tIoit opera house, promises TO be
enc OF the most brilliant Of the sea-
sen. Before the war broke out In
Europe there were evidences that
the Mozart REVEALS. which had been
gradually increasing for a year or
two, would have reached a climax
this season. In the Detroit sym
phony concert Mr.. Gales will present
Mozart's' famous symphony In r
Flat, one of the most interesting OF
the Mozart works. The second half
OF the program will be made up OF
selections from Wagner. including
the popular "Tannhauser" overture.
the Tristan and Isolde" vorspiel.
the introduction TO the third act Of
"Lohengrin," and the overture to
die Meistersipgers."
Nine. Olga Samaroff. who in pri-
vate life Is the wife OF Leopold
Stokowski. conductor OF the Phila-
deipha Symphony orchestra, and
who was heard In Detroit earlier In
the season as soloist with the or
chestra, will give a delightful pro-
gram when she appears Friday
morning. March -, In the series OF
Musical Mornings. to be given in the
Hotel Statler. under the direction
OF Mrs. Joseph Bernard Schlotman
and Mrs. Robert Laughlin Messimer.
Nine. Samaroff II great favorite
In Detroit. In her recital she will
play Sonata In y minor, Nocturne In
ID fat. valse In ID fiat major, and
Etude in c minor (Chopin); Prelude
In G minor (Rachmaninoff): Noctur-
no (Grieg): Cappricio in B minor
(Brahms); Scirecs de vienne (Schu-
berD; Liebstraum (Liszt); Humor-
esaue (Tschaikowsky); Ride OF the
Valkyries tWagner.
A concert for the benefit of the
Detroit branch OF the American Red
Cross society will be given in West
minister church. Friday evening.
March 10. with Gustin Wright, the
famous organist. OF Paris. formerly
OF Detroit. as the principal artist of
the evening. The concert will be
under the patronage OF the follow
ing: Mesdames Truman III. New
berry, Sidney Miller. Emory Clark,
James T. Shaw. Ralph Dyar, G. II.
Barbour, Harriet Atterbury. John
s. Newberry. Charles Palms, Horace
z. Dodge. Philip III. Mcmillan, f.
ID. Stair Abner f. Larned, Chas. u.
Warren. s. Olin Johnson, J. w.
Dyar. r. A. Alger, Charles Wright,
Frank j. Hecker, John b. Ford, John
Dwyer. ]. Harrington Walker, F. NJ.
Alger. Charles w. Casgrain. Joseph
A. Vance, j. F. Fftschen. jr.. Eugene
Shipper. Albert Schloss. Charles Du
Charme. Sherman l.. Depew. Edward
w. Stoddard, Charles b. Phelps. ].
w. Finney, George w. Edwards,
James p. Main, Wilfred G. Leland.
Richard III. Fyfe. George Anderson.
Charles M. Bear. w. W. Blessed, II.
I. Armstrong. Alfred Lucking. II. p.
Davock. c. W. Restrick. Tracy Nc
Gregor. +. J. Towar. G.. w. Towar,
A. c. Woodbridge. w. N. Worcester,
Edwin Armstrong. Bethune Duffield,
George o. Begg. Walter Brooks.
John r. Dodge. Muir b. Duffield,
Thomas Forman. Gaylord w. ellis,
F, w. Hodges. George Johnston. w.
+. McCorklc, James v. Oxtoby, w.
p. Stevens, Richard 2. Williams.
James II. Finn. Charles +. Kanter.
A. r. r. white. William Livingstone.
+. T. Ranney. Misses Clara r. Dyar.
Gail Smith and Christine Wallace.
Nine. Olga Samaroff- Stokowski,
the well-known pianist, will give a
piano recital. Friday morning. March
IL. at IL o'clock, in the ballroom ~
the Hotel Statler. as the first num-
ber In N series NJ three concerta In